Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1923, Page 21

e PERPETUAL come quic . \ulphun ysanoted s be obtained at any drug store. is used like cold cream. FRANKLIN HONORED AS PRINTERS DINE Typothetae of Washington Hears Glowing Tributes Paid to Craftsman. A Ben presid nigh Franklin dinner and past 1t the by the Typothe- Washi More than 300 rs of t ti tae of memb listened to trib r yme was vt Meln. M (mization. After an T. A. Muni unced the invoca- tiade dent of the tng “Am presi- ng- 1 muests wer Following dent Milans w: photograpt BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $8090,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary Any breaking out or skin irrita- tion on face, neck or body is over- st by applying Mentho- in specialist. Jecause of its germ-destroying properties, nothing has ever been ound to_take the place of this sulphur preparation that instantly brings ease from the itching, burn- ing and irritation. Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment of disfigurement. A small jar of Mentho-Sulphur may t For Colds or Influenza and as a - Preventlve BROMO QUININE Tablots C o celebrated last | 1 and in- 2 i\ ¢ 2 7 1% b % 1% 4 |2 13 % Z 1% |# 17 4 2 L4 2 (% B z ¢ z ‘1% 7 Z \% z ’ b4 z b4 7 H 2 7 Z s z z ¢ % 2 7 4 % % Z 7 z 4 # 7 154 1% A NG § TAR, WASHINGTON, Page(;t_ Will Be Feature of D. C. Child Welfare Ball An elnlml«lg pageant, called “Sum- mer’s Court,” announcemen Walter R. T made today by Mrs, | ments, The ausp! to ball is to be given under the iise funds for the establishme | of clinies for children needing m al attention Th throughout the city. e clinics will handle the exami- | nation and treatment of children at the clinies proper and also follow up their work in ‘the homes. When ne sary, children requiring further treat- ment will be taken to hospitals. Artists Design Coxtumes, Some of Washington’s best known artists are designing the costume for various episodes in the pageant, | in which more than one hunired wili | Hanna will bo vz 1 CENT SALE Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Many Styles All Bargains First Pair $4.98 Second Pair, 1c 1 CENT SALE Men’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords, Black or Brown First Pair $55.98 Second Pair, 1c g % é Puts any range in your home! groups. will be the feature of |Sent the offerings of the flelds. the l‘hllll welfare ball at the \\Hlarfli Hotel on January 31, according to an | ten has de II.IXP:I n tumes. ckerman, chairman of | ¢lud the committee in charge of arrange- | group and Mrs, charge group, will design the costumes. °s of the Child Welfare Society | the Woods girls be Secod Pair, 1c 1 CENT SALE Misses’ and Chil- dren’s Fine Dress The first group will repre- Mrs. Morris ¥. Locke is in charge of this rge Oakley-Tot- ¢ Girls to Appear. James Carroll Frazer is in of the second, the woods for which Mrs. Totten also Mme. de vs will impersonate the Spirit of and a number of society dryads_ and e’ will heodore Mrs. will nymphs. the Roosevelt, M ude v and » Hawke's dar a number in this yn Nash and Hampson wil divided into | Ladies’ Calf Leathers. First Pair *1.98 Second Pair, 1c Rubbers First Pair ... Shoes, 1 CENT SALE Dress Shoes, Bruwn‘-nd Black Kid and THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, TWO PAIRS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE 1 CENT SALE Little Gents’ 98¢ Sizes 10 to 2 Second Pair, 1c Boys’ Rubbers $1.29 Second Pair, 1c Sizes 2% to 6 First Pair Peter, jr.; Mrs. Kenna Elkins, and others. Opera Company to Atd. The members of the Washington Opera Company have volunteered their services for the ball, through Edouard AJbion, their director, and will give songs and dances with each group. Some of Paul Tchernikoff's pupils in ballet dancing will give a “Dance of the Nymphs” Eben F. Cousins will give a short Chiness episode dunce. Those in charge of the various com- mittees include: Mrs. Hope Slater, box committee; Mrs John Allen Dougherty, vice chaimman of that committee: Mrs. John E. Reyburn and Mrs, Thomas R, Marshall, tick- ets; Mrs. Willlam Howard Taft is in general charge of the music commit- tee: Mrs. James . Mitchell, Mrs. Phillip S. Lansdale, Mrs. Loren B. Johnson. general publicity; Mrs, Hen- ry Breckinridge, printin, Mrs. How- ard Dickinson, ways and means; Mrs, Frederic Atherton, Mrs. Henry Leon- ard and Mrs, Charles Wood Hill, decorations; Mrs. Breckenridge Long, floor committee: Miss Gwynne, presi- dent of the Child Welfare board, and Mrs. Tuckerman, vice chairman of the ball in general, Tickets are being sold at the Hotel Hamilton ang the Willard. | PREMIER MUSSOLINI ILL. Confined With Slight Attack of Influenza. ROME, January 18,—Premier Musso- lini is slightly {ll with influenza and . | confined to bed, but continues his work, receiving visitor, dictating letters and . | telegrams, and kegping in touch partic- larly with the international situation. - \“\\\&\\S\\’S\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\“\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\)\\\W\WWW AN ZZ WORLDS LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS 72931 7th St. N.W. lc SHOE SALE 1c _To Start Thrift Week Off We Are Going to Continue This Sale for Friday and Saturday 1 CENT SALE Women's High-Grade SHOES All Sizes First Pair SSSSR SRR S AN IR S S SRS 1 CENT SALE Little Gail?' Tan Second Pair, 1c 1 CENT SALE Boys’ Red or Black Men's Red Rubber Boots First . par ... $4.98 Second Pair, 1c 7"0 pay the balance monthly This is the time of all times to buy yournew Cabinet Gas Range Never before have we made it so easy for'every woman in this city to own a brand-new, up‘to-date Cabinet. Gas Range! Seldom” will you have a greater money-saving opportunity than thlu. Just see the inducements to buy. gow. Onbumnhdmvntmwnmln'ympm. 12 months to . ~ wfluhlue-.mywmenuwflhymmwh prompt service and connections FREE. This_unusual’ offer Choose YOUR range this week SURE! to pay for 80 days! will make great 1 demands on our stock. Don't wait! Rememben—-anly down=no more ; WASH!NGTON ‘GAS LIGHT CO., wi'. . Fas b S 35 . JANUARY 18, 1923.- T e T T L OO T T XSS SSRRRRRRRARRRA NSRS A N A s e N N S R S S S A S S AN SRR g ] C. 'THURSDAY FREED IN SHIP SHOOTING. | Captain of Vessel Had Killed Sailor on Rampage. ST. JOHNS, N. F., January 18.— Capt. Krishan Rasmussen of the Danish schooner Centaurus, has been freed from custody on order of the department of justice when details of the death of Krishan J. Lorensen, a member of the crew on the high seas became known. Lorensen. a man of great size, hal gone on a rampage, locked the skip- ‘ T'lxroughout per and his mate, Erik Knudgen, in the cabin and tuken charge of the schooner. Capt. Rasmussen, frightened for his vessel's safety, said he got his gun, crawled to the cabin door and fired, intentling to scare Lorensen. The bullet struck the saflor in the arm. Lorensen surrendered, but refused to have the wound dressed, the cap- tian said, and he died six hours later from loss of blood. The justice department declared it had no jurisdiction in the case. —————— Eight Popes have been named Urban the first of them holding that position 0. from the Life of Any Garment A garment without our efficient Clean- Dyeing and Repairing Service is like a home without a family doctor. Consult Us By Calling MAIN 4724 Vi CLEANERS & ¥ MAIN OFFICE 740| LG LT LU Millinery Gayly Flit to the Center of the Stage New styles and a new and resistible feminine daintiness in hats of quality—featured at_the famous King's Palace low prices. Hats of hair cloth, gros de londres, silks, and many nov- elty braids and combinations. Spring-like trimmings in won- derful variety. Black and all colors. $5.00, $6.95 $9.95 to $14.95 $4 Tan Blankets ~ $2.98 Pair a size 70x84; for L double beds. Good weight; flee and warm. $8 Wool-Mixed Blankets $6.35 a Pair white and handsome Quality blankets at a saving. Martex Turkish Towels, 50c Each Extra heavy and extra_large, Very slight seconds of 750 and $1 grades. 10¢ Turknit Wash Cloths, 4 for 19¢ Boys’ Suits All plaids. substant! 7,8, 9 and 10. Sturdy qualities, good looking styles and popular 2 9 Little Boys’ Overcoats, ~ heavy, warm: cloths, sizes 5 and BOYS’ . CORDUROY PANTS, sizes & to 10 only; tyles; heavy, 54 JUVE! to 8 @ fow In size 10; of warm wool jersey and foik miady and two- $3 98 seconds of $1 brands; AL LT -Boys’ Fleeced Sizes Sizes 4t08 ° 10to 16 Underpriced just when most needed—these heavy gray suits lining. rfect. quality. Sup- ply the boys while sizes arc 34 Boys' Cloth Suits, in sizes atterns. of 6. Double -breasted, with belt. knicker - and " straight e 'SUFTS, sizes 4 weeds; junior Nor- BOYS' BLOUSES, mostly slight sizes 6 to 16...... with thei ; thick, velvety fleece e complete. * IlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIiIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIII & DYERS 2™ ST N.W. Cornwell’s Convenient Case of Canned Fruits As the season ages these delicious “packs” will be more and more appreciated. Selected Fruits—in which is preserved all the natural flavor. Made up into a assortment — especially for our trade. 24-can family There’s a worth-while saving in the case price tontrasted with the single can price. 6 No. 2% cans Royal Anne Cherries—retail- ing at S5e. 6 No. 2% cans Yel- low Cling Peaches— retailing at 45c. Complete 39= 6 No. 2% cans Bartlett Pears—re- ailing at 45c. No. 2¥; cans Para- dise I’meapp'c—r(r tailing at 50c. for 24 cans. G. G. Cornwell & Son 1415 H Street 810-818 Seventh Smflfil v i | AT Plush Coats And Fur Fabric Coats Richest qualities from famous various grades of Salt's Plush, also Blum- makers, including the enthal’s and H. & H. 1, Off The majority have fur collars, many with cuffs to match— of wolf, mink, marmot, raccoon, imitation fitch, skunk opos- sum, $25.00 Plush Plush Plush Plush Plush Plush Coats. Coats. . Coats. . Coats. Australian opossum and natural opossum. Plush Plush Plush Plush Plush $59.75 $65.00 $69.75 $79.75 $89.75 $15 & *16.75 Dresses Just like finding these Splendid Just 24 of them— in Poiret twill, satin, Canton crepe, Canton crepe combined with lace, with None sent C. O. D.; all cks, isn't it? and Poiret twill combined duvetyn. sales final. $ 5.00 REMNANTS Gleaned From Various Lines for Quick Selling 121c¢ yd. Yard - wide Percale, Dress Gingham, Fleecy Outing Flannel, White Domet Flannel, Bleached and Unbleached Cot- ton. Good sewing lengths. Worth 19¢ to 29c yard. 32-inch 25c AND 29c DRAPERIES, consisting of Cretonne and Silko- line, in many floral pat- lgc terns of all colors. Yd., 79¢ yd. Small lot of Silk Remnants. Weaves sold from the piece at $1.00 to $169 a yard. Chiefly All-silk Colored Taffeta, All-silk Satin Messaline and Silk-mixed Faille Poplin, Assorted colors. SILK PETTICOAT RUFFLES, in black and the wanted colors. Firm, lustrous quality. $2.50 is the regular price. Children’s Stamped Dresses Closing Out Odd Lots at Nominal Prices Stamped Dresses in good fab- rics and dainty pat- terns. Values up to SOC Stamped Buffet Scaris, 25¢. Stamped Luncheon Sets, plete, 25c. Stamped Dresses, clean-up lot, of pique and l;.:up]m. Sizes up to 6 years. Eacl Stamped Napkins to be em- broidered and cmchet edged. Each, 10c. each, com- orset lean-up WARNER RUSTPROOF COR- SETS, $1.50 and $2.00 models, laced back or front; four hola s'wd 59C WARNER nva'n’nno!‘ COR~ SETS, in broken sizes —small lot of $3.50 and $4.00 Cholce FLANNELETTE PETTICOATS, with scalloped edges; in serviceable gray stripes. 39¢ Special. . COATS in rich color com- Dbinations; silk-like and serviceable, Deepl y flounced .eeeee. white and colors. Wc‘mmmfl e IllllllmllllmllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIII!“IIIu“fl;lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlI"IIIIllllllll_._fi. Voile Dresses, sizes § to 14 years, Values up to $4.00, 13- piece Set, 25¢c. $1.00 Stamped Luncheon 20 Large Cénterpieces, reduced to, each, 25c. Stampcd Guest Towels, each, 10c. 17 Baby Bibs, in dainty stamp- ings, each, 10c. Women’s Stamped Envelope Chemise, each, 25c. szlzmped Scarfs, odd lot, each, c. Sample Underwear 4 3 9 Worth $1.25 to $2.98 10 & 512 High-grade nightgowns, petti- coats, envelope chemise, payamas, princess slips and step-in che- mise. Of batiste, voile, satinette and plain and fancy crcpe, in world of . Phone Main 875 L T e T T T T LT Every Buying Advantage for F nday Burson Sport Hose : In Clever Clockings 69¢ New and periect—Sport Hose as warm and ~|'r\!ccAhl< they are stylish, Fashioned i fit. In rich brown tones other desired colorings, elocked to contrast. wow brown wow zood wr durable. ONYX SPORT HOSE, and-wool Chiefly dr. and_ribbed quality. Wor and $2.00. LDREN'S i in silk- mixtures RIBBED HOSE, Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts $2.95 Odds and ends, but wonder- ful bargains. High-class shirts of English broadcloth, fiber silk and other superfine fabrics. White and plenty of stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. MEN'S PAJAMAS of percale and cotton pongee. in neat pat- terns. Substandards g of famous Universal 95L Brand MEN'S UN —Oneita Knit Ribbed S Draw- ers and heavy s ¢ / fleeced shirts 09c ers. Garment. '$ LISLI Beauti- mercerized shl» thread an wi- [9¢ socks, in_ black cordovan. Perfec Children’s Wool Sweater Sets $3.98 Warm, handsome sets, con- sisting of sweater, leggins and cap to match. Knit for good wear. In various - desirable colors. WOMEN'S WOOI/ SLIP-OVER SWEATERS, in >a wealth of colors and Choice CHILDREN!S KNITTED TOQUES AND TAMS, fine wool quality, in white and white combined with 25c colors. Reduced ... ODDS_AND ENDS INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES, with many trimmings.. Also Chil- dren’s Well-made Mus- lin Drawers. Choice.. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN ER BODIKES, fully strapped, with buttons all around. Speocial.... pretty 49¢ DRAW- 35¢ Illl""IIIIIIlIIII|IIWHII"||Illll|lI|IllllIll|||'lIIIIHIlIIIIIII|Il||I|lIl|IllllillI|llll||l||llllll||ll|||ll|ll|IIIIlIlIlIlIII"DI!IIllIIIllllllllml\l“lllmlIli‘.\llllfllII|IIIIII|I|I||IIIIIIIIIIII!HIHI"IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllllllmlII|IIllI|I||llI|l|llllll||l|l