Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 10

Rheumatic twinges —ended! The basic cause of most theu~ matic pain is congestion.Apply Sloans. It stimulates circulation up congestion ~pain is relieved/ SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin At the first chill, take genuine Aspirin according to the safe and proper directions in-each “Bayer” package, to break up your cold and relieve the pain, headache, fever, neuralgia. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. 4spiria is the trade mark of Bayer Manufactare of Monoaceticaciderter of Salicylicach After Every Meal A bite to eat—a bit of sweet” After a substantial meal, the children naturally want to top off with a bit of sweet. Give them WRIGLEY'S, the great American Sweetmeat. lat X THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Selection of Dr. Walcott to Head Scientists Seen as Tribute to D. C. FOOD SHOW HAS OPENING TONIGHT Convention Hall Converted Into Huge Fair to Show! Housewife Latest in Cookery. The national food nhow. and hout hold exposition will open at 7:30 night was grown, in’ 1868, ght at Convention Hall, 5th and L | J40% oune Waloott spent Rl ehos on a farm, where he had an opportunity streets northwest, The sixty exhibits of pure food products and household appliances Will be explained by salesmen, dem- | onstrators and lecturer: < i Convention Hall has been converted into an immense fair, with rows of elaborate booths gayly decorated in white, blue and gold. At these booths Wwill be displaved the newest food products and the latest devices for saving the housewife time, work and | worry. There will be demonstrations in domestic science and household economy. Women will be shown how to prepare new .dishes .from well known food products, They will be | shown how to make kitchen work | easy through adoption of labor-sav- | ing devices. Virtually all of the booths will hand out samples of their products. There will be souvenirs a-plenty, too. There will be something doing every minute of the time Industrial movies will show every process in the manu- facture of a cake of soap Model bathrooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms and kitchens, full fur- nished, will be on exhibi dio Concerts Provided. ) all kinds will be on the program. Both vocal and {nstrumental | concerts will be given by the O. J.| DeMoll Duo Art Orchestra and Con- | cert Company. Phonograph music will be sandwiched {n. Throughout | the show there will be radlo conoerts, | recelving from broadcasting stations | in all parts of the east. i The radio programs will be inter-! cepted by two stations. One, operated by a local electrical supply house, | will be located in the L street side of the ha P, Patrick, the secretary, ' look for the largest “first night” at tendance in the history of local shows. Following the opening of the show tonlght, the exposition will be ope daily, except Sunday, from 2 to § :30 to 10:30 for two weeks. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital Army. Capt. Ralph E. Henry, Medical Corps, bas been relleved from duty in Alaska and will report to the adjutant gen- eral for further assignment to duty. First Lieut. Carlisle C. Dusenbury, 12th Infantry, at Fort Washington, Md., has been ordered to the Panama Canal Zone for duty. Capt. Paul V. Bowman, Medical Corps, on duty at Walter Reed Gen- cral Hospital, this city, has been ordered to Camp Dix, N. J,, for duty. rp'li“?e i’!rcsldfl‘n”hll accepted the ignations o aj. Hen C. Mad- dux, Medical Corps, and Second Lieut. Francis W. Walker, Coast Artillery Corps. Capt. Thomas J. Powell, Quarter- ’ The election of Dr, Charles Doo- York state. He went to school ‘at the Utica Academy, but left before he|W. Powell. In this branch of thepublic y re- D. €. was the beginning of 1876, and Dr. Walcott is a native of New|rector of the United Sta From 1871 to|service Dr. Walcott practicall Tak-hom-a Biscuits, pkg . melbzoc Specials This Week Jap Rose Soap, 4 cakes for . 25¢ This fine soap at this very low price. Better get a dozen cakes while you can. Superior Lima Beans, 3 cans for 25¢ Packed by Sears-Nichols. A standard quality packed fresh from the vine. Sanitary Rolled Oats, 2 pkgs., 15¢ A big value at this price. Blue Ridge Stringless Beans, 2cansfor . . . . . . 25¢c Shriver’s pack, with the garden fresh flavor. Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, 2pkgsfor . . . . . . 25¢ Fancy Florida Oranges, doz. . . . . . 35cand45c Fancy Eating Apples, 3 Ibs. for 25¢ Fine Red Apples, 4 Ibs. for . 25¢ Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. for . 19c¢ for collecting limestone fossils, which little Walcott, secretary of the Smith- | he sold to the museum of comparative sonlan Institution, to the presidency. of the American Association for the | work. He was appointed assistant to Advancement of Science reveals that | the state geologist of New the Boston meeting of the assoclation in its selection pald Washington a zoology of Harvard University. This ientific ork in became the same year a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In high compliment and honored one of | 1879 he became a fleld America's most eminent scientists. istant in the United States geological survey. In 1894 DroWalcott was appointed di- eological survey to succeed the late Maj. John organized the United States survey on scientific principles. In this work the MONDAY, - FEBRUARY 5, 1923. Unl}ofl;&gm reclamation service was organ! under his direction. ‘éncouraged “public Interest’ in n tional forestry and secured, in 18 the first comprohensive law orga izing the national forest reserve. Fi>m 1902 to 1905 Dr. Walcott was the admini. 1y founded ve officer of the new- egie Institution. . loott was elected sec- ithsenian' Institution, rom’ which position he has directed scientific research in many parts 8f the world. From time to taken an active part fn many or- ganizations and committees connected with the government, and was pecially active in many lines of wi work. Charles D. Walcott perhaps the best known all-round American throughout ~ the world, a persistent and es: t: of the Cambrian and Algonkian sediment and their in- cluded organic remains. = Dr. Walcott was elected to a fel- owship in the American Association for the Advancement of Sclence In —you have choice of three varieties—MIXED, GREEN, ORANGE PEKOE. Banquet Orange Pekoe 14-lb. size.. 14-1b.. size Ridgway’s 74-1b. size.. Salada FIRE HORSES’ LAST RUN. CHICAGO, February 6.—The screech | of a steam siren, the sudden clamor fire fans and children ceremony. . . He was made a member of the |and Dan—will be sold unless pleas ‘ ’ ity 1 Academy of Sclences In|recelved from humane societies are and has been its president since | heeded and the animals are turned a member of many |out to pasture for their remalining both in his own and | years. IF YOU HAD A NECK AS LONGAS THIB FELLOW, AND Hi i SORE THROA in 1850. —_— marked the passing horse-drawn fire en- run in answer to a myth- " alarm was made to give eir last sight “vln'd to the Wi n and other V4 SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE T e Tk ‘The horses—Buck, Beauty, Teddy “Clean-up” Price MINCE MEAT 1-1b. can sioiesele s 15C Another Corby Cake Speci This week we offer a new variety of those popular one-pound size Corby Layer Cakes. Corby’s aisin Cream” Cake Delicious layer cake, coated with a wonderfully good mixture of sugar and raisins. The raisins are all in the frosting; there are none in the cake. We urge every patron to try one of these cakes. The extremely good . quality and moderate price will con- vince you that there 1s Per Cake, both satisfaction and economy in buying a C “Raisin Cream” Cake. .. Pure Lard, from tub, Ib. . . 14c Pure Lard, one-pound carton . 15¢ It combines the enjoyment of sweet with many BENEFITS. It cleanses the teeth, removing food particles that lodge in the crevices. It neutralizes the nclds"ol the I:;ofll;tfl. soothes the wil mf" T8 A Sigringtioff. who WRIGLEY’S helps the stomach fig';’"‘:“r;f‘r‘él"im‘::é‘", et s as follows: Col. Da one, db}rfl;ttl&l;lngrksmva to ald M 55 T0nn "W, Bovner, Aok aremc: Made clean, kept clean, sealed tight in a wax-wrapped package. master Corps, at New Cumberland, Pa., has been ordered to this city for treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital White Potatoes, 5 lbs. for . 9c Picnic Shoulders, perlb. . . 14¢ White Potatoes, 10 Ibs. for . 17¢ Sergt. Benjamin ntry Tank School, Camp as been ordered to Dan- | COFFEE| SRR | White Potatoes, 151bs.for . 25c |§ "=t §| FancySaltMackerel Ib., 17¢ Another Opportunity on Yellow Onions, 5 lbs. for . 23c VanCamp’s Fine Iceberg Lettuce, per head, 10c 25¢ Try it and you will then | best appreciate why myr- ads of our friends so highl,y praise “Green in the 9th Corps Area; Maj. Charles K. Nulsen, 24th ‘Infantry, at Fort Benning, Ga.; MaJ. Henry C. McLean, Sth Infantry, at Fort Williams, Me.: Maj. George M. Peck, Coast Artillery Corps, at Fort Eustis, Va; Maj. Alden | G. Strong, Coast Artillery Corps, Fort | |Monroe, Va.: Maj. Claude M. Thiel, Coast | Save the ry Corps, ‘at Fort Adams, R. L; uNITCD LIS { Artilles Maj. Ralph Talbot, ir., 10th Cavalry, at Fort Huaghuca, Arlz.; Chapiain E mund P. Easterbrook, at Mort Moul- trie. 8. C.; Chaplain Edward T. Mec- Nally, at Fort Screven, Ga.; Capt. | M._Pinkerton, infantry, at Gov- and, N. Capt. Lee S. d Infantry at Fort Me- | Capt. Frederick S. Doll, | 10th Infantry, at Fort Thomas, Ky: Capt. M. A. S. Ming, 2d_Field Ar lery, at Fort Bragg, 3 ton R. Breckinrid land, N.'Y.; Capt. Robert C. Snidow, 62d Artillery, at Fort Totten, N. Y., and Capts. Henry T. Allen, jr., Rich- | ard L. Creed, Charles G. Hutchinson and Hans C.'Minuth, 9th Cavalry, at Fort Riley, Kan. —— There are now twenty-two for- elgn and fifteen domestic quarantines in force in this country aimed at controlling insect pests already pres- ent and guarding against the entry. of others from abroad. Rutabagas,perlb. . . . . . 5¢ Old Crop Carrots, perlb. . . 5¢c 0ld Crop Cabbage, perIb. . 3l2c “Sanitary’’ Fresh Creamery Butter, per Ib. c Sold in one-pound cartons. We also offer it in one- pound cartons containing four pieces of one-quarter pound each. Florida Grapefruit We are receiving large quantities Bag.’ SENTINEL BRAND CANNED PUMPKIN = 10c SANITARY 12% c Prepared A prepared mustard that’s MUSTARD different. Try it next time you buy. California Soft-Shell Walnuts A “Clean-up” Price, Lb.,, 25¢ Del Monte Asparagus Picnic size tins Tips Square cans Green Tips. .40c Pork=«Beans 3 cansfor 25(; This offering is exceptional. Consider the quan- tity in each can and you will, on figuring cost, find that the price per pound is remarkably low. We offer this well known canned food product at this price . for a limited time_ only. Canned Foods Silver Label Peas, can & Blue Ridge Sifted Peas, can... Shriver’s Extra Sifted Peas, can Shriver’s A1 Very Small Peas, can Peter Pan Peas, can Meadow Lark Medium Size Peas, can...15¢c Jockey Club Fancy Quality Peas, can...25c Blue Jay Standard Peas, can. Blue Ridge Corn, can A-1 Country Gentleman Corn, can Golden Bantam Corn, can........ Paris Brand Sugar Corn, can.. Peter Pan Sugar Corn, can.... Get your vitamins naturally Vitamin and mineral elements are part of the splendid nutriment which Nature stores in the field grains for nourishing and vitalizing the human body. Grape-Nuts, made from wheat and malted barley, has for over twenty five years supplied vitamin and other elements necessary for perfect nutrition. Tuscarora Corn, can.....ocoeees.s Shriver’s Selected Stringless Beans, can. .25c Shriver’s Sifted Stringless Beans, can-...2lc Herr Farm Cut Stringless Beans, 3 for 25c KEYSTONE FRUIT SALAD A combination of five No. 1 tin.. vie.2lc fruits in one can. No. 2% tin ..45¢ Sugar Hill Table Syrup A combination of cane and maple. Small bottle Medium Large 9¢ 14c 23c uare cans Med. Green of fancy quality Grapefruit. Square cans Mammoth We want you to see the big, fine ite Tips fruit we are offering at the very el | THL om Calunt Wi erate price of 3 for 25¢ Inspect our offerings—you can best appre- ciate the values. All our stores are plenti- fully supplied. . . There’s a crispness and flavor that delight the taste—and there’s natural healts:-building goodness that makes Grape-Nuts with cream or milk a complete food—and won- derfully delicious! Grape-Nuts is truly economical because a small quantity provides unusual nourishment. Grape:Nuts rornes ‘There Heinz Saer Kraut e 17l5c Sold by grocers everywhere! Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc. Battle Creek, Michy "