Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 15

LAFLIN Kryptok Lenses ClafinOpficalCfl- mt‘ys:::-': ;l. New Accounts! Today is the day when lots of people will come to start savings accounts. They know we are glad to have these accounts— even though they only be- g gin with - A DOLLAR yVe pay 3% on all. Open until 5 today. Federal-American National Bank 1315 F Street e 2 “ZearHorlick’s o T ORIGINAL \ ¢ Malted Milk_; The “Food - Drink” for Au Ages Quick Lunch at Home, Office, an¢ Sountains. Ask for HORLICK'S, a@Avaid Imitations & Substitute . | The Easiest Way ] to End Dandruff! There is one sure way that never fails to remove 1 ruff complete- | Ive ft. This| liquid arvon; apply it at | en retiring; use enough | calp and rub it In th the finger tips. | &, most, if not all, of | your dandruff will be gone, and | three or four more applications will | completely dissolve and entirely | |destroy every single sign and| trace of it. no matter how much | u may have. | d. too. that all ftching f the scalp will stop | nd your hair will be| I lustrous, glossy. silky and | ! soft, and look and feel a hundred | | times better. i | You can get liquid arven at any | and four ounces is ail This simple remedy | . |/ has ne cen known to mu.l | trend in wages, ASKS FURTHER CUT INNAVY YARD PAY Wage Board Recommends 1 Cent Per Hour Reduction on All Trades. Further reduction In wages pald employes of the Washington navy vard has been recommended Ih the re- port of the wage board, which has been studying the wage situation for several weeks. The report of the board has been forwarded by Capt. J. H. Dayton, commandant, to the Navy i Department, where the reports of the wage boards of all navy yards and stations must be filed today. The local board recommends a cut of 1 cent per hour on the basic pay of all trades. The men have been confidently ex- pecting that the board would recom- mend an increase in the wages at the local yard, and assert that the data their committee has presented would warrant a substantial increase in the hourly wages. The local board in con- sidering wages pald by outside firms is allowed to take Into consideration wages pald plants within a radius of 180 miles of Washington. The aver- age of the figures collected by the board, it was asserted, calls for a reduction, although the men contend that an increase is warranted by the fact that there is a_general upward and that the labor market is getting short of mechanics and others such as are employed in the local naval gun factory. Action Is Considered. The report of the board was pre- sented to the men this afternoon, it was stated, and the shop committee, representing the employes, is under- stood to bo considering what action will be taken. wage board is not final, as the whole matter is considered by a general wage board at the Navy Department, at which the machinists and other employes from all parts of the coun- try will have.an opportunity to pre- sent _their views and facts. Information received by telegram at the headquarters of district No. 41, National Association of Ma- chinists, today, sald that the wage d at the League Island mnavy . Philadelphia, Pa., less than 150 les from Washingts ecommend- {ed an increase of 7 cents an hour for their employes. Luther Surprised. A. E. Luther, assistant to N. P. Ali- fas, president of District No. 44, ex- pressed some surprise when informéd by a reporter for The Star that the local board had recommended a de- crease for the local yard employes who work only on a five-day basls. Many of the wages of the local men have been cut 8o low by the five-day week on which they are working that it is said that it is difficult for those with familles to get along. Mr. Luther said that the redueétion. aside from the fact that outside plants seem to be Increasing the wages of their men, probably was made to bring the local yard within the appropriations. There is a feeling among the men that the data which they collected and presented would certainly war- rant an increase in wages here, and Hemstitching, Picot Edging, 10c Yard | SWoRZYNS ©1219-1221 G Street NW. Store Hours: 9 to 6 Big Shipment of Corduroy Knickers Sizes 12 to 22 Regularly $5.00 The work of the local | @ It’s fortunate that we were able to get these Knickers at a price that would enable us to make such a big special price on them for you. They are of very good quality— regularly selling for $5.00. Colors are Brown, Tan, Navy and Red. . . . Humming Bird Hosiery The Famous g Pure Thread Silk Hose for Women They’re “Hummers,” sure enough. We have them in all colors and all sizes; and there is not a question about their value, for the name of this brand of hosiery is known nation-wide. Per i’air Van Raalte Silk and Wool Hose Plain ril':bed: '?e vefi' pular ose r co ‘I;Lfller wear; comfortable without sacrificing appear- ance; in dar{ brown, black, In heather mixtures, with fancy tops. The very thing to wear with knickers for outdoor wear. But whether you get knickers or not be sure to have a few pairs of “$9.00 per pus Real Human Hair, cap or fringe, 50c per dozen. Double mesh, 75c per dozen. I Watch for the Opening I of Our Downstairs Store Pleterial Review Patterns, Winter Fashion Book, 8S¢ especially in view of the fact that the cost of living does not seém .to have come down any great extent. ‘Wages in the outside plants within the District which the local wage board is allowed to consider for the past two or three months have shown ";g"::::‘t‘o"mh:t-‘llid. and unll!u it et the appropriations, he said, he did not understand why & reduction was recommended in_the light of the data presented on behalf of the men. NEW COMMERCIAL ZONES AR SET A change from fifty-five to eighty- five feet in the height limit of two lots on R street between 16th and 17th streets, to permit the erection of an aparment hou requested by Harry Wardm: aring be- fore the zoning commission today. Other changes were petitioned for as follows: From residential to. first commer- clal, certain lots on 21st street be- tween Pensylvania avenue and I street. ‘From residential to first commercial, property at the corner of 13th and Shepherd streets. From residential to first commercial. frontage on the north side of M street between 14th and 16th streets. From resldential to first commer- cial, frontage on both sides of 18th street between H and L From residential to 2 tr between C and D streets. From residential to second com- merclal, lots located at Ridge place and 13th street, Anacostla. From first to second commerclal, that part of reservation 10 north of alley on C street northwest by 3d and 434 strests. etmoen rom first to second commercial, lots on Pennsylvania aven 3 26th and M streets. mesh PHONE RATE HEARING SET FOR 10:30 MONDAY Reduction in Rate for Unlimited Service From $5.50 to $5 to Be Taken Up. A public hearing will be held in the boardroom of the District building at 10:30 o'clock Monday, November 27, on the request of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company for a reduction in the rate for unlimited service from $5.50 to $5 a month. 1 PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing i or 83 mrmth:l L Iltn 42 Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be. fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Seccretary Petitlon for such a hearing was filed with the commission yesterday by Willlam McK. Clayton, repre- senting the Federation of Cltizens® Assoclations. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1922, Real Value. Dubb—It's & fine thing to own a r in the city. m‘;?slr;;bc—l\'el. but the best feature The Uncertainty of “the Unknown —makes it expedient to mak. e use of reputation—especially in Paint. 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From our regular stock—comprising some most pleasing models in Crepe Roma, Crepe Satin, Roshanara Crepe, Laces, Chiffons, and smart cloth dresses. Sizes up to 42 $69.50 . Hats of distinction, por- traying all that is new n millinery $15 and up < Beginning Thurs Overstocked Sale of ‘High-Grade Frocks eowd omnE Lomn Stre —0‘ new Striking - day Pbilipsborn __ ELEVENTH ST, 608 to 614 Quality and Courtesy are Philipsborn. Features 25 877 of the better Silk Frocks and Wool Frocks—new winter models—offered at this price, which in many instances are less than original wholesale cost S BLUE CANTO! BRAIDED $25.0 We do not know when we have ever offer:ed Frocks of kindred quality at such a price ‘ U $25, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Satins, Poiret . Spanish Lace, ':.Pr.;pe Romain, Gowns for et Frocks and original design . 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