Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 23

X THE_ EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘21, 1;)22. il | - Let Our Expert Make your home more beautiful—free estimate. R. K. Fergusen, § 1114 9th St Phenes Maln 2400-2491. Childhood days in Wales and the long hard stiuggle from a lowly place In a small Welsh town to. the pinnacles of fame, recalied by the carly days of Secretary of Labor SONAT (S -t CLEAR A3 A BELL . Many Beautiful New Models The variety of styles and prices in which you can buy “The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World” is unmatched by any other phonograph line. With every model Sonora offers a supreme achieve- ment of tone, cabinets that are the delight of lovers of fine furniture—and Sonora quality, guaranteed to youat the lowest price possible to build and sell an instrument of life-long worth. Go to the Sonora dealer in your city. $50 to $3000 Dealers Everywhere Sonora Phonograph Company, Inc. 279 Broadway, New York Wholesale Distributors: Sonora Company of Phils., 1214 Arch St., Philadslphia 7 e Safe Drug Stores 13th and F 904 F St. 418 7th 5t. 13th and Pa. Ave. 1006 F y Your Drug Store Needs at a Saving 14th and F 1717 Pa. Ave. 15th and G $1.00 Size D. & R. Cold ! $LO0 Size Eskay's Food..69¢ C S 74c | Hospital Dryca Milk... $185 3¢ | G . 50c Pepsoden . 39¢ 30 Kolynos Tooth Paste..23c | 60c Forhan's Tooth Paste, 43¢ | 30c Pyro Paste 25¢ Lyons’ Tooth Powder, 17¢ $1.00 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder .. 25¢ Woodbury's Soa (3 for S5¢ 25¢ Cuticura Soap. 25¢ Resinol Soap.. 25¢ Packer's Tar Soap (3 for 60c) 25c Mum Deodorant..... $5.00 Zip Depilatory.. 50c Nut Depilatory. 35c_Azurea Talcum Powder 25c Mavis Talcum Powder, 19¢ 25¢ Johnson's Baby Tal- cum 25¢ Menn Talcum 25c. Mennen’s Violet $1.25 Thermos Bottles..... Dependable Alarm Clocks, 95¢ WEEK-END SPECIALS 2 Pounds of our fine LIGGETT’S i BREAKFAST. COFFEE v and a Seamless Aluminum PERCOLATOR nta Tooth Compound $1.50 Fellow” Hypophosphites Large Size Fieet's Phospho Soda $1.00 Ovoferrin. $1.00 Marmola T: No. 1 Size Glyco-Thymo- line .. 1-1b. Comp. Licorice Powder 40c $1.00 Danderine Hair Tonic, 79¢ $1.00 Wild Root Hair Tonic $1.00 Farr’s Gray Restorer ..... Walking and Talking Dolls $1 50 Regular Price allfor " Le $1.88 TEA (% pound) ez CAKSCHOCOTATE. /o o a5 Rewatariy s0c 2 for51c e Eoant Rewlarty zie 2 Jor 26¢ cocon il 2 for 26 | PERCUnE ”‘gfi'flfi MAYONNAISE DRESS: 9 f7,,.99, | (Ui Basgpesize SJ07 @ w:.)u Feaguisely s 2 f0r 36 PURE OLIVE OIL NG Reaierty 150 2 for 16¢ (1% w29 Regaiazty e 2 for 9 Original Saturday Candy ®jzesed o 39¢ pound SEPTEMBER SALES Byspecial arrangement with BOURJOIS of France, we offer this montg a 50c Box Ashes of Roses Rouge and a 39¢ Box of Java Face Powder = 39¢ e, P ot price of for the two 15 89¢ Absorbent Cotton An exeellent product. fit for any. whether CARA NOME | it qagiy-oki s sn uncsoaly low price. per pound September ouly Pure Aspirin, U.D.Co. T eyt cack eabter "Bl o400, S 49c Ve TALCUM The very finest quality of Italian Talcum, perfumed with the fascinating and last- ing odor of CaraNome. Al- ‘ways sold at $1.00. SECRETARY -DAVIS’ BIOGRAPHY P-A-IN-T-E-R.S| BRINGS PRAISE OF LLOYD GEORGE Davis as recorded ‘n his sauto- bioggaphy, prompted David Lloyd George, prime minster of Great Britain, ‘the greatest Welshman of his day, to write a word of ap- preciation in an interesting short letter to Secretary Davis, as one Welshman to another, both of whom Lave won out admirably in the hard school of life, even though in dif- ferent parts of the glohe. “10 Downing St. “Whitehall, S, W. “September 7’ “Dear Mr. Davls: “While trying to snatch a short holiday, 1 have been reading your autoblography, which you so kindly sent me. I have found it most fasci- nating. The early chapters describ- ing your upbringing in Tredegar conjured up memories of my own childhood. What eepeclally attracts me is the drama of the struggle of one who, tutored In the jard school of the world and framingYthe alpha- bet of life from the letters of his own expetience, still keeps bright his faith in hiy fellowmen and still cherishes the ideals inspired b Welsh home. » %2 “I was also greatly attracted by the conception and fuffiliment of the Mooseheart dream, and If I go to America 1 should very much like |- to _be shown over the institution. “Cofion gereu atoch chwi a im holl-cydwladwyr yn-yr Amerig. “Sincerely yours, “(Signed). "D. LLOYD GEORGE. *In the handwriting of D. Lloyd George in Welsh. (Translation: Best yemembrance to you and to all com- yatriots in America.) HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD DISMANTLING PUSHED Daily Auctions Held to Dispose of Huge War Plant by Piecemeal. ol 922, PHILADELPHIA, September 21.— Hog Island, where rose the shipbulld- ing industry during the war that gave the United States renewed prestige in the maritime world, soon will be the flat field it was before Uncle Sam invested $270.000,000 there. But the 946 acres will be habitable, as sani- tary engineers have made it so. Where once an army of 36,000 men were bullding high-class vessels at record-breaking speed there now is 12 detail of fifty men armed with oxy- acetylene torches and other instru- ments with which the demolition of the gigantic ways and other equip- |ment is belng wrought. The work of ‘dismantling the mammoth machinery of war is progressing at a rapid pace. The government's attempt to dis- pose of the plant by auction having brought only low bids. it was decided to sell it piecemeal. Ponderous as is muchv of the equipment, the govern- ment's investment at Hog Island rep- resents nearly everything that man requires. In the words of J. T. Eason, |mo government's agent in charge of the sale, “everything except airplanes, !p(anus and oil paintings.” Nearly {every day auction sales are held to dispose of things ranging from house- ]lhuld furniture to steel in 100,000-ton ‘lols, It is estimated that by the time {the sale closes. December 1, $25,000,- 1000 will have been realized on steel and equipment alone. One of the recent {large purchases made at the yard was |by a New Yorik steel brokerage house which bought 105,000 tons of steel. Twenty-five of the fifty huge ways, representing high ‘engineering skill, are already down, and the general ap- pearance of the yard today Is that of a tornado-swept place. It is expected [that some large manufacturing or storage plant will be erected on Hog Island " after the government has lcleared it off. _— BEQUEATHING CHILD LEGAL. GREENSBURG, Pa., September 21.— Seven years ago when Mrs, Lilllan Frederick lay dving of tuberculosis she wrote a will bequeathing her four-year-old daughter, Anna, to her aunt.” Yesterday Judge Charles Whit- lten upheld the will by declding against Anna's, father, who had brought suit to fecdver the child. - Seeing With the Mind’s Eye AN ADITORIAL INCOLN'S eyes ex- ternalized his deep understanding. Under- standing of the neces- sity, for periodical eye e;al:niniations is !t!l:e fore- sight for,good sight. ETZ cofrective. mé‘as— ures ;represent the most advanced optical science. 1217 G Street N.W. «in l_b-i%higfdl;aput . Streét ‘and two'in the ¥ - LANSBURGH & BROTHER Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Friday, September 22, 1922 420-30 Seventh Street Nortlh Friday is Bargain Day Four Friday Boys’ Wear That are Timely Boys’ Juvenile Suits Are Special Friday at $1.45 Particularly attrac- tive button-on styles. The blouses, of fast- color fall-weight materials, with long sleeves, are wash- able, while thg knee pants are enduring corduroy—warm and comfortable. Choose from pleas- ing shades of navy, green, brown and gray. Neatly trim- med, well fashioned, in sizes 3 to 8 years. This price presents an opportunity to amplify the fall wardrobe with serv- iceable clothes at a’ very small outlay. —Fourth Floor. Bargains in at $3.75 Boys’ Schonl Suits Juvenile O’coats . Plaid Mackinaws Limited numbers in the va- rious sizes is the reason for this special pricing on these very timely articles of boys’ apparel. The™ Suits, ranging from size 7 to 15, are Norfolk mod- els, in serviceable mixtures, warm and tailored for active service. The Juvenile Overcoats ate in double - breasted style, warmly lined and accurately, tailored. Sizes 3 to 8. The Plaid Mackinaws are double-breasted and heavy— the favorite coats for activity and comfort. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Choice, $3.75 —Fourth Floor. Time to Buy Blankets And here are several special pricings on Bed- wear that will encourage your early buying: Plaid Blanket, double size, in shades of blue, pink, tand, gray an lavender. . $ 1 .44 All-wool Blanket, in block plaids of pink, blue. tan, gray, black and \v!\ite, : and red and black. @ " 66.05 Crochet Spread, double size and heavy weight, but with a $ soft finish 1095 Bed Set, crocheted, for double bed. An especially pretty pattern. Spread and bolster piece to $ match . 3.79 —Fifth Floor. Utility Aprons, Special. 59c THE busy housewife can- not have too many of these practical utility aprons, and should seize such an’ opportunity as this to buy a large number of them. - They are of small checked gingham, bound in white, and are made in either the bib or bolero armhole ef- fect. "and the pockets are large and convenient. Skirts are amply full —Third Floor. Friday, a Clearance of 140 Autumn Hats, $2.00 THERE are just 140 tailored and sport hats that we must clear out quickly in order to make room for the many new models arriving daily, and there is no more fitfing time than with the Friday bargains. There are velvets, felts, duvetyns, silks and satins, in many becoming shapes, or very dignified matrons. _ ors. Every hat a surprising value.* suitable for very young misses Black, as well as bright col- «=Second Floor. Friday, Five Unusual Values in’ Stair Carpet, 27 inches wide, double faced. Spe- cial for Friday, 6 5 c yard® . o.i s ool 5 Congoleum Hall Run- ner, all-over ‘pattern. 18x108 ‘inches. . 3x9-foot siZe. Net or .Madras” Cur- tains, in ivory, white_or ecru. 2% yards long. Special for Fri- 9 8 C day, pair...... Homefurnishing Section -~ Window Shades, water color, in white, ecru and green. Mounted on spring rolter. 3x6 ‘White Table Oficloth, 114 yards- wide; all cut from full rolls and per- fect im every’ 81x90 Nevertear Sheets At $1.19 Each . Double-bed size, seamless and handtorn, per{eci in _ every way. Size 81x90. A remarkable value. Pillowcases, made straight . with - the sel- vedge. Subject to slight oil ‘spots, which readily wash out. Spe- 22 C ¢ cial for Friday, Sea Island Unbleached Cotton, 40 inches wide. For sheets, art work and: many other purposes. iy yera.. 14¢€ . | =Third Floor. & &l \ fine quality of the georgette. \ —Second Floor. Philippine Corset Covers, Special, $1.45 Just 20 Corset Covers, of fine nainsook, all finished with dainty Philippine hand- work, reduced to this spe- cial price for Friday. Sizes ' 36 to 40. Philippine Chemise Special, $1.65 This is also a limited quan- tity, therefore greatly re- duced in price. Skirt Che- mise, with inverted pleat, giving unusual fullness. Hand-scalloped around top and shoulder straps and fin- ished with ribbon. —Third Floor. Georgette Blouses $2.49 A surprising value when you see how neatly these blouses are made and the There are many pretty styles, such as you might find at much higher prices, trimmed with laces, pleats and tucking. © Overblouses and tuck-ins, in flesh, white or bisque. Sizes 36 to 42. Friday Bargains in Notions Stickerei—In assorted styles and colors. A good quality. 3 and 4 yard pieces. Piece, 10c. Bias Tape—Lawn or cam- bric,in widths2to7. 6-yard piece for 6¢c. Elastic Sanitary Belts— Flesh or white. 2lc. Sanitary Napkins — Good quality.. 12 in box for 25c. Safety Pins — Nickel and gold plated. 4 dozen, 1lc. Snap Fasteners—Black and whitk. All sizes. 12 dozen, 18c. —First Floor. Favorite Ribbons Specially Priced Metallic Ribbon that will brighten the mode in many ways. Foreign and domestic patterns in a large assort- ment. Suitable for hat crowns, girdles, panels and bags. Priced specially for two days $ only, yard... 4 025 Narrow Ribbon, No. 1 or | 1%, in satin or taffeta. Many different colors, suit- able for underwear, trim- ‘mings and fancy work. Bolt 10c Dainty Rosebuds, for trimming lingerie and fancy garters. Various colors and sizes. An unusual 5 C value. Card —First Floor. Gate-top - Handbags; 59c - On account of their con- venience, Gate-top Handbags are - still among the “most popular and have lost none of their smartness. . These are nicely lined and priced specially. N Leather Belts, in all colors and combinations, are 25c. B ) | ' Traveling Bags To see the,black leather, of cobra or walrus grain, of which these bags are made, you would never think they could be bought for as, little asv$4.75. They have rein- forced stitched corners, and even a leather lining, with four inside pockets. 16 and 18'inch sizes. Suit Cases, $2.95 Light-weight suit cases of . black or brown fiber, with straps all around, sewed-on | leather handle and leather corners. The roomy 24-inch size. | ET . 5 . i . ==Fitth Floor. (43 P ” 2 Fruit of the Loom”-Men’s . . . .Nightshirts, Special, $1.29 'I‘HE fact that these nightshirts are made of “Fruit of the Loom” muslin identifies their dependable quality. Every one knows this famous trade name. We can tell you that they are full and accurately cut, in sizes 15 to 20, and the price states plainly how good are the values. —Men's Wear Shop—Direct Entrance Off Seventh. Sale of Silk Remnants. At Half Price 50¢ to $2.50 Yard Short lengths of canton crepe, crepe de chine, satin canton, satin crepe, georgette, taffeta, satin, pongee, fancy silks and velvet, of fine grades that formerly sold from $1.00 to $5.00 a yard desirable colors, some pieces containing g yardage sufficient for large garments. N Important Friday--- . Slipover Sweaters $1.69 In spite of the advent of many new things, sweaters persist as an important part of the fall wardrobe, and we have made them even more desirable by mark- ing them at such a low price. Smart little slip-overs of knitted wool, in white, jade. orchid and canary. Sizes 36 to 42. —Second Floor. Toilet Goods, Special, Friday L. & B. Toilet Tissue, 1,000 sheets to roll. 3 for 25c. Palmolive Soap Co. assorted soaps. 6 cakes, 25C. Sale! 10-In. Double-Faced Banner Records, 35¢ Choice of these and other popular dance and vocal records. All double faced, for 35¢. Dance Record: Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean. Heney, You're Getting Bweeter. oy Man, If You Won't Be Sorry. Every Day, Tell Her at ht. All That I Need While 27-inch Diaper Cloth —A very good durable quality of ase_ptig, _ab- sorbent, non - irritating diaper cloth, in ten-yard packages specially e, $1.35 each .. A Triple Offering of Infants’ Wear Dresses, Skirts and ' Shirts, 49¢ Long or Short Dresses—In bishop style, or with yokes of embroidery. Sizes to 2 years. 49¢. Skirts, long or short—In se¥eral attractive styles. Sizes to 2 years. 49c. Heavy Cofton Shirts—Wrapper front, stitch finish, A comfortable weight-for early fall / 49c. # Cordeliers, Special, 50c Atgsactive cordeliers, with pendants of imitation jade; Pearl, sapphire, topaz or amethyst. Méetal and Celluloid Girdles, in all COlOTS «avevoevaccnsoosascsssosccnsasns Remnants of Woolen Goods, $1 29 Dress goods and goatings, including-navy trico- tine, light-weight serge, all-wool jersey, heather jersey, tweed, wool checks and plaids, wool crepes, silk and wool crepe, embroidered serges and English mohairs. Some of tliem sold at prices several times Two Friday Specials’ higher. 42-inch All-wool Black Henrletta—Only a limited .quantity at this price. A durable qual- $ 1 .09 ity s . All the —Third Floor. - Corsets Special, $1.49 Well made models, of heavy coutil or broche, with elastic top, 1ow bust and long or medium hips. White or flesh. Sizes 20 to 30. —Main Floor Bargain Table De Bevoise Brassieres Special, 50c They are of fine mus- lin, with heavy la'ce trimming; some with underarm shield. White only. Sizes 3+ to H. —Main Floor Bargain Table —First Floor. Gypsy Blues. 8t. Beale Street Blues. Song of Love. Just Like a Bainbow. Shake It and Break It. All By Meelf. Peggy_O'Neil. Learn to Smile, and others, VOCAL RECORDS Molly 0. Remember the Rose. My Sunny Tennessec. You Will Find a Way. —Bargnin Table—Firat Floor. 70-Inch Unbleached Pure Irish Linen Table Damask Yard, $1.68 A Friday Bargain that permits adding to the linen supply for the coming seasons at a comfortable sav- ing. The quality is extra heavy, and the choice of attractive patterns assures a satisfactory selection. White Cotton Towels—Towels of good quality and very absorbent, at only, each —First Floor. with shell- ~—Fourth Floor. 29¢’ —First Floor. S0-inch All-wool Navy Blue Serge—Just the thing for school frocks 89 Cc \ or separafe skirts —Third ¥leor.