Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1923, Page 34

“rheumatism, bruises; strains, chest colds SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin | the name “‘Baver” on tablets you are get- Bager product pre- 1 by physicians over twenty-two and proved safe by millio: he, earache, peu- cclds, headache, tooth ralgia, lumbago, rheumatism, SAGHALIEN OIL BAN - BY IAPANSCOUTED | inclair Offcials Say Kato's| Statement in Diet Was Only for Political Effect. = ! Chest Cold? ~break it/ Apply Sloans. It starts fresh warm blood coursing freely through the congested spot | | By the Associated Preas. x NEW YORK, February 13.—0fficials } of the Sinclair Company have ex- pressed beliet that when the terms of their agreement with the Russian government to develop the oil re- sources of Russian Saghalien became known it would be found that they would not be affected by the decision {announced in the Japanese diet by | Premier Kato aund Foreign Minister Uchlda. This declaration was that; Japan would not recognize any agree- ment between Russia and any nlhcr‘ country concerning concessions on | | the morthern part of the island &0 lohg as the Japanese occupied a por- tion of the island. & “The statement read in the diet, said the oil company offictals, parently was made for |)l;l[|u'al ef-} | fect in Japan, because the Saghalien concession_ is not a contract between Russia and ‘any other countr, but a contract. between Russia d an ! American corporation for the devel- {Gpment of petroleum resources on Russian territory. Additional basis | is bellef is found in the quali-| n in the statement: ‘So long as the Japanese occupy part of the iisland.’ Occupation But Temporary. ( “At the Washington conference the ¥ occupa- assurance that the military h was ‘only turall and for n tion of Russian “Bayer” pa s proper directions. Haudy boxes of twelve tal. lets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Baser Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. 1 ccept only { ttlement of {<hall have been arranged W r- | y Russian government nelair officials quo Hughes as_ expressing the Japan would find it possible for Secretary neuritis he that i music anese representatives gave formal! oe's, was occupied by 1920 in reprisal for the massacre of Citizens Become Police in Effort ToStopSpeeding By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, February 14.— A newly organized citizen police force, its identity unknown even to members of .the regular trafiic department, is lending valuable aid to the-authorities in rounding up speeders and others violating the traffic laws here, according to Capt. Michael Glenn, head of the police traffic depgrtment. Approximately 100 citizens are members of the new force, it was said. Under tlie system, the citizen policeman, seeing a violation of the traffic law, writes the license number of the automobile on a postal card provided for the pur- pose, also checking the nature of the violation and the place where it took place. He signs the card with his number and sends It to the trafiic department. Members of the trafic squad then take charge of the case, iden- tifying the owner of the automo- The owner is notified by -card that he has violated the trafic rules and is ordered to ap- pear before Capt. Glenn. A second violation results In _the driver being ordered into court for trial. — CARL FISCHER DEAD. Was Music Publisher and Instru- | ment Maker for Fifty Years. NEW YORK, February 15.—Carl Fischer, for fifty years head of a publishing “and instrument house that s his name, died last night after a vear's illness. He was seventy-three Saxony. rian expedition and terminate th 5 :n to the Russian peo- e Sagha ple.” The northern part of Japanes Saghalien troops in n to) Japanese troops in Nikolaievsk — The February Sale of Lifetime Furniture Dining Room Suites That Are Distinctive, Good-Looking and Good, UFETIME FURNITURE Yet Very Specially Priced for February “The Tebruary Sale Display of Dining Room Furniture and single pieces. You'll hardly believe your eyes when you walk through our large see the wery low prices that have been put on the many fine suites and These low prices are all the more remarkable when you stop to think that it is real Lifetime Furniture that is offered at these low February Sale prices. “The policy of Mayer & Co. to have but two sales a year—but both worth whikb—enables us to quote umisual ¢ low prices. This February Sale again demonstrates this fact. We Are Quoting Just a Few of the Remarkable Values. There Are Dozens of Others Four-piece Suite, Italian style, in walnut, with 66- and Oblong Table.. Good-looking Four-piece 66-inch Buffet Suite. in two-tone Grand Rapids-Made Suite of ten pieces, in fine old wz walnut, inch Buffet with Inut, with burl panels or in antique mahogany; 72-inch Buffet. Oblong Table, Tapestry Upholstered Chairs burl panels, white quartered-oak interior $3 Grand Rapids-Made Suite, ten pieces, in walnut, 66-inch Buffet. Berkey & Gay Suite of ten pieces, in blister mahogany ; 66-inch Buffet, Oblong Table, Closed Linen and Silver Chests. ... $4; Ten-piece Suite, in Florentine walnut; 66-inpch Buffet. Oblong Table, Closed Linen and Silver Chests $425 LIFETIME FU.RNITURE IS MORE THAN A NAME Seventh Street Mayer & CO. Between D & E rs 0ld and a native| j . | ! | i i | | i | { { 1 { | ! i i FORD MAY HEAD DETROIT State Convention Likely to Indorse By the Aesociated Press. Henry Ford was named by the Wayne county democratic convention here yesterday to head the 137 delegates | to represent the county at the state democratic convention next Whether Mr. Ford would attend the convention is in doubt. dome before the state democratic meeting 15 a proposed {ndorsement of Mr. Ford for the presidential nomina. th and apparently would have carried, in the last state convention, but leaders declded to withhold action in order not to complicate the campaign then being planned on bridge N. Ferris, elected to the United B set of teeth are a man's best friend. | should prove false. i DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES Manufacturer for Presidency. DETROIT, Mich., February 15.— week. e of the resolutions expected to on. Such a resolution was offered, behalf of Wood- | tates Senate last November. | —_— The Dentist—Properly used, a godd The Patient—Yes, even though they Connecticut Avenue Overlooking Bridge New building, fire- proof,modernequipped, two electric elevators, telephone service, elec- tricity furnished. Two rooms, kitchen and bath, $96 per month Open and Lighted for Inspection Until 9 O'clock ST. ALBANS, 2310 Conn. Avenue N.W. Apply representative on premises or MCKEEVER-MG OS [(REATLTORS ] 1415 Eye St. Main 4752 E‘ =il IIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllI|lllliIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllI“ll'lllllIIIIIlIlIIllllllll.llllllllllllll|lllIllll llllllllllllllllllllI|Illl|lllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"B!! FRIDAY SPECIALS At King's Palace Tablecloths, 49¢ Lot of Mercerized Table- cloths, plain weave; in size 50x50. Useful in every home Huck Towels 6 for 59¢ White Huck Towels, firm and absorbent. Regulation size. $1.00 Blouses, 79¢ 5 dozen White Voile Blouses. in semi-tailored and lace and embroidery trimmed styles Broken sizes. $2.00 Blouses, $1.29 Crisp, New Blouses, of white striped dimity, voile and cotton pongee. Tailored- and lage trimmed. Broken Sizes. ? Silk Camisoles, 98c Sold for $1.50 and §1.98. In navy, flesh, brown and flowered patterns. Tailored and iace trimmed. Warner Corsets, 59¢ * $1.50 and $2.00 Warner Rust- proof Corsets, in popular mod- els. Every corset perfect. Sizes 19, 20 and 21 only. $1.00 Corset Covers, 79¢ Reduced for quick clean-up— those Excellent Muslin Covers, in many pretty lace and em- broidery trimmings. Flannelette Petticoats 50c Women's Fleecy Gray Flan nelette Petticoats. scalloped or ruffled. Fine Blouses, $5.00 Small lot Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe and Fancy Silk Blouses. in a number of charm- ing styles. NOTIONS 25¢ Colorite Hat Dye, 17¢c. Men's Sc Collar Bands, 6 for 22c. Double-covered Dress Shields, c. Sanitary Aprons, 35c. Sateen Sanitary Belts, 29¢c. Sanitary Napkins, dozen in a box, 19c. Puritan Silvertone Silk-finish Worsted Knitting Yarn, four- fold, 2-ounce ball, 60c; twofold. 1-ounce ball, 30c. Bedspreads, $1.98 Double-bed Size White Cro- chet Spreads, finished with aems. Bureau Scarfs, 59¢ 32 of these $1.00 18x50 White Scaris with deep lace borders and lace inserted designs. $5.00 Blankets $2.98 pair 18 pairs Double-bed Blankets, weight, 4 pounds; in black and white stripes; also plain tan. Lace Sale, 3c yard Odd lots of Torckon and Val Lace Edges and Insertings, in narrow widths. Sold for 5c to 10c yard. Veilings, 19c yard About 150 yards Fancy Mesh Veilings, in black, colors and fancy dot combinations. Sold up to $1.50 yard. 0dd Lots Ribbons S-yard_piece No. 1 Lingeric Ribbon, S¢ piece. White Wash Ribbon, % to 1 inch wide. Yard, 3c. Yard-Wide Nets, 39c yd. 36-inch Silk and Cotton Nets, in light and dark shades. Seld for 75c to $1.50. Middy Ties, 29c Children’s Triangular Middy Ties, in black, navy, gold, car- dinal and white; 49c value. Cluny Laces, 10c yard - Lot of Popular and Useful Cl_l(xiny Lace Edges,” 3 inches wide, LLLTIUU T 7-Piece Aluminum Set With Any Cabinet Gas Range Ordered NOW This offer is for a short time only, and assures a very desirable aluminum kitchen set—comprising a Percolator, 8-inch Frying Pan, Tea Kettle, Combina- tion Saucepan and three different sizes of smaller Saucepans—ABSOLUTELY FREE with every Cabi- net Gas Range ordered now. If you cannot call this week, phone or write us without delay. Our Usual Liberal Terms and Small Cash Payment ,\i»lSS the Cooking Demonstrations by our do- c_science jnstructor. Mrs. Mary Harris Hoar— EVERY WEDNESDAY, 2 to 4 P.) 1 our sales floor. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. SALES DEPARTMENT—419 Tenth St. N.W. INGSPALACE 810-818 Seventh Street Friday Sale---Hundreds of Spring Hats New Shipment New Fashions New Values .. #Ameé piece of good news quickly follows an- otheg at King’s Palace—and nowhere have the tidings been more impressive than in this pur chase and sale of beautiful spring millinery to sell at $3.50. Every new material, every approved type of the spring mode, every colorful trimming. Hats of yeuthful dash and daintiness and hats for more conservative tastes. Interesting News of New Sp Poiret Twill Cord lriq‘oline A price ring Suits Cnd $29.75 that is possible for such value only by reason of the most thorough planning and the co-operation of several noted makers. These are QUALIT suits in every sense of the word, tailored to perfection in styles of distinction. Long, straight lines are most in evidence— bespeaking grace and graciousness. Many one and two button models. Silk lined. Braided, em- broidered and tailored. Black, navy and tan. All sizes, 16 to 52%;. $3.00 and $3.50 Perfect Glove Silk Hose Purchase of a nationally known make of Pure Glove Silk Hose in plain cloth lace stripes and net styles, Black and various popular gray and brown shades. Womew’s beautiful and_ serviceable stockings, every pair perfect. Reg- ular and extra Quality Silk-and-Fiber Hose Silk-and-Fiber-Hose, 59c Womens’ Hose, knit of a beautiful and durable mixture of pure silk and in plain, lace stripe and lace k-scam styles. Regular and extra Irregulars of $1.25 kind. 59c. $2.19 Weldrest Tailored Hose True-Shape Hose Eiffel Hose Fiber Silk Hose, 39c Women's Lustrous and Serviceable | Fiber Silk Hose, in black and "gray. Also fashioned hose of mercerized cot- ton in black only. Both kinds are slightly irregular.” Choice, 39c. Solid colors and contrasting tops, |REMNANTS A Double Sale Yard-Wide Percale ! —in a number of popular light and dark pat- | Standard 25c grade in useful lengths, lot .of remnants of yard-wide white ecks, the gradrin first demand } 1/ 0! under- I 2 " 2‘ terns. Also a bi pajama r making wear. Yard Silk Remnauts —including many waist and dress lengths, as well as shorter pieces. 33-inch chiffontaffeta, 35-inch satin | messaline and 39-inch crepe c de chine. Street and evening ; shades.