Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1923, Page 22

‘£ THE _EVENIN Autos Displacing luom TWO IN FATAL FIRE. :::u.'m ’;':,""fi,ef,'":e.‘:.,“a;‘:n::"'.zl . 22 death und their father, John Mc- B Dowell, seriously burned In his effort | g L] COMCEVMNGER [ Distactos [ 2, e e PLEADS FORPARDON| A rd “Deesert Ship’|, swiswmazars.smues s, LBt e i al Water Set, | S §x-Picee House- ZhePALAIS ROYAL=S: elal, McDowell told the police lhnt the ATLANTA, Ga., February 21.—Dem- | negress had been employed fin the |l pie Nix, negress, and her husband, home up until Saturdy, when_ she re - and - three- By the Associ press. ® I was discharged for being Impudent quarter - hour ¥ the Associated Press Johnny Nix, were arrested here last | Mrs. Mebowonl sad the nebvess b Snaelal at 69¢ BOSTON, February 21.—The camel |night by the police in conection with |came highly Incensed. The pelick. fol- and the domkes have been so far | the fire which caused the deathu of |lowing an investigation ared that 5 £ | Qisinced by 6o aatoriobils mibal rion and amateen McDowell, | the fire was not caused by defective _plate Company Says Family Sul il e b ‘.lu:':rf"l&.{efi' a well l;l;u\\v:‘xnhm spaper | flue, as firat thought, but the work of 3 s egul e McDowell home at | mecéndiaries. , fers by His Imprisonment. traflic has become a problem, State |Decatur was destroyed by fire early | —_— e SR Registrar of Motor Vehicles Goodwin [ Y§sterday, 2 was informed in a letter asking his D e they ware Holdthg Former Head of Pittsburgh Tin- Palais Royal— I Fourth Floor. | Store Closed at 1 P. M. Palaix Royal— Fourth Floor. The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. As the result of a new discovery, the negroes unded blanket charges of | valuable by-products, such as oil, Washington’s Birthday By the Associated Press. a6 v iHebruniy 2l just received. Capt. J. W. |suspi The suspects denied any [motor spirit, and dyestuffs, are being Specials for 334 Hours N:‘:;l‘i,}-:t[:‘:‘l i"‘:x |ll||fd'nn“ 1.\Iu|ll|\|\m H . Jr. an American Army offi- |know ich trgpped | produced from coal slack. B % Taylor, former pres en.l of ”1‘4' Pitts- |IIAI‘();:‘L“Y::_:‘\R(‘; | . " 2 burgh Tin ¥ nd Steel Corpora- Deing i 5 i S INSP ‘ ensationai vi eringsior 1 omorrow on a ¢ of conspiracy 1o H e vads repaired 1o ! d in conne with the "“l i meet the den of the motor traf- ! f stock, is ol he calen for the fic, he said, ding that it was n i - ; . . . T | possible to ir]au;;:’nu‘r' MOtoF Foads, 9 i Only 334 hours to do business, therefore time is precious. That is why it will be profitable for uipped Al =1, [0 Gy e svine Tenith und breadth of Palostine OR WASHINGTON S BIRTHDAY i you to come'to our Silk Section. Read these startling values and act quickly. ern penitentiary, at from Dan to Reershel tion of automobiles w. In his y - Here is a 3%4-hour feature wherein you save 51c a yard.. amily is 1,000 Yards of 40-Inch Silk and Wool Canton Crepe, Regularly $2.49, at $1.98 Is it any wonder that we expect to do a day’s business in this 85c Silk Ratine at 69¢ Just arrived in the nick of time. Colors are natural tan | ke brief space of time? We know you will tak advantage of this tatiy, poppy, bobolink, zinc, pink, Egypt and white. This | ofiering. Canton Crepes are in tremendons demand. - Splendid | rough weave silk will be in high favor, and think of being | color range to choose from—as white, mohawk, camel, peacoc 3 : . rose, steel, taupe, Quaker gray, wallflower, copenhagen, walnut. able to buy it at this low price. | B tobacco, marine, navy, midnight and black. New Spring Coats and Capes A Three-and- Three-Quarter- $ lluur Special on of his applical suflicient finan- $500 CASH 315 to 327 L Street N.E. (Just North H St. Cars) stock and a The petition "worth 'of the d at par. with i of common And to cap the climax we are going to offer every remnant of silk dress goods and linings at exactly one-half off present reduced prices. Can stock, 1o ¢ for working capitis nd b cntaris e plant l7th and E Sts. S‘E_ any better inducement be offered to bring you to our fabric section? was spent We think not! Tomorrow—Palais Royal—Second Floor. preferred s (Just North of Pa. Ave. Cars) French Glace Kid Gloves ‘1,95 | Taken from Regular Stock, $5, $5.95 and | $6.50 Hats All Houses Open for Inspection All Houses Sold on Monthly Payments WOULD CURE SOCIAL ILLS BY MENTAL TREATMENT|: A Three-and- Three-Quarter- Hour Special at P : President of Yale Raps Prevalent W a} to heal . Splendid for immediate wear. 'r‘/.,llli,’-zfilzlr':'::» $ "”_“""r"‘fl l\]ewe;t concepuom of the Method of Dealing With your skln wrth All houses have outlets for sink Two-clasp pique and over- four Special, peicesion spring mode developed of the Problem. and gas range on second floor so seom. Pai puint. huy cir- Chidice; (] shotcesiifabrics) ;cfs'gfai;:?r:s q id titching. oose , 11 s A m‘-\_xl“‘«“.} you can easlly rent second floor ?r?:,-,ert};n,sr;gd‘e,gwhite and overplaids. Glossy pile fabrics, —Many polaires and problems $23.75. 4 novelties. At aix Royal—Third Floor. Smart All-Wool for enough to make monthly pay- mentes. white with black embroidery. Remember, for three and three- quarter hours only at $1.95. Palaix Royal—¥ain F Resinol 1{ you are suffering from eczema, gworm or similar fiching, red, ly skin affection, bathe the sore places with Resinol Soap and t water, then gently apply a annual Kpent ¢ that of th WARD OFF “FLU” GRIPPE AND COLDS NOTHER “flu” epidemicis threat- Acned Physicians report many k new' cases every day. Itis a "serious and dangerous disease. Pro- tect yourself and your family from it. One of the surest safeguards is to build up vour strength, your resistance, by u.\mg (,udcs Pepm t: nnr.: andattack the weak. Don' t take any chances. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan enriches the blood, restores impaired vitality, and helps to make you immune from the attacks of the discase germs which fill the air in times like these. Get Gude’s wday; your druggist has it, in both iiquid and tablet form. i GQude's Pepto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher Confidence in Your Dentist Wo cherish your . confidence and mean to keep Due to the Y. honest dentistry our record. T o cloaniness s one Vot o "hany striking features. My Perfect Suction Teeth Will Not or Drop—35.00. Other Sets of Teeth, $5 Up Fillings, 50c| Gold Crown: $ and Bridge 9 A, M. TILL 8 sTApaYs. ot a M T el DR. WYETH 427-29 - 7th St. N. W. Opposits Lansburgh & Bro., @rand Unton Tea Co. . Largst_and most thoroughly equipped parlors 1o Washington, Phone Main 9133 :ching stops and healing begins. In most cases the sick skinquickly becomes clear and healthy again, very little cost. WARREN'S STANDARD PRINTING PAPERS i nol Soap areso'd @ nd oiict goods. & . When the consumer unwraps your package When you pay money for advertising space, all you buy is a chance to tell a great many people what you sell and why it is to their interest to buy it. If you send out goods in packages, such a chance is yours for nothing—for you can use space that costs you nothing. A printed slip or folder enclosed with the goods will go direcfly to the men and women who open your packages. It can suggest that they buy those goods in larger units or buy other goods which are part of your line. This enclosure should be prepared with as much care and thought as your most important maga- zine or newspaper advertisements. In your advertisements you know the valuc of good typography and clear, attractive printing. In package enclosures Better Printing on Better Papers is equally worth while. A package enclosure telling an interesting story to a sclected group of people at a ridiculously low cost to you is only one of several printed items which can help your business grow. - In telling your customers and prospects what you want them to know about your goods, You may use house organs, broadsides, en- better paper velope enclosures, illustrated letters, folders { or booklets. How should these items be : =i prepared? S. D. Warren Company is pub- i lishing a serics of instructive books which ! better you may obtain free as they are issucll from i the distributors of Warren’s Standard Print- prlnnng ing Papers. S. D. WARREN COMPANY : BOSTON, MASS, Warren's Standard Printing Papers are Distributed by D. L. WARD COMPANY 1215-1221 C STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, D. C. Telephone: <Main 3887 PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE o i LT [ L] [ - ] [} [ [ ] ‘- [ [} [} L ] ] - il | ] - ] [ 'm [ ] [} [} [ [ L] [ ] L] [ ] [] [ ] [ ¥ $2.00 Tailored Dimity Blouses ‘1.69 Splendid quality dimity, neatly made. Attractively trimmed with white voile, lace and embroidery. Some have touches of color. Peter Pan, Tuxedo and roll collars. Col- ors, also white. All sizes. At $1.69. palaix Rosal—Thira Fioor. Palais Royal Cherry Cordials 1 Three-and- 390 Three-Quarter- Hour Special, pound, You'll surely want some of these delicious cordial cherries for after dinner on Washing- ton's Birthday. Tasty Maraschino Cherries, covered with syrup and en- cased with chocolate. Special —39c. 1b. Palais Royal—Main Floor. $1.00 Mavis Face Powder A Three-and- 3 9 Three-Quarter- Hour Special at The last of a big lot. There are only nine hundred of these one-dollar size boxes of Mavis Powder left. In Rachel shade, also white. Remember, for three-and- three-quarter hours at 39, Palais Royal—Wain 1" Men’s Fiber Silk Socks, 2 Pairs A Three-and- Three-Quarter- Hour Special at { Three-and- Three-Quarter- Hour Special at 720 pairs, They look like silk and wear like cotton. Dependable qual- ity. Made extra wtrong, with all Lnlunu navy wray. % 1 %. Two p-lr- for 31. Padatn Royal—Main Floor. ‘1.00 In order to make your pleasure . and an cco 1 choice ot ou Lopping Thursday « roun ) hats in Tncluded iediul i ol )uh fashioned of and straw combi crepe and Faille silk in 4 host of pretiy styles and all the new Spring shadings, as well as ti ever popular black. brown, navy and purple. Huadreds of chic hats to choose from remarkably fine values at choice Thursday only at $4 Palaix hat were Your oyal—Second $1.75 and $1.95 Sports and Silk Hose 1 Three-and- Three-Quarter- $ Hour Special, pair, . Women’s full fashioned pure thread silk, mercerized tops; double sole, high heel; black, white, gray and suede. Full fash- ioned sports hose. Colors. English ribbed wool and American silk and wool mixture. Special at $1.39 pair. Palais Rosal—W. “loor. $1.25 Kayser Marvel Fit Union Suits 4 Three-and- 89 Three-Quarter- Hour Special at Spring weight. Low neck, sleeveless, knee length. Tailored band tops. Built-up shoulders and bodice style. Reinforced shoulders, arm and crotch. - White and pmk Regular sizes. 89c. Palais Roy Fine Floor Samples 3-Pc. Library Room Suites 1 Three-and- 1/2 0 f f Three-Quarter- Hour Special at Regular Selling Prices. We are making room for incoming furniture so these fine floor samples will go at half price. All are three-piece suites. Prices range from regu- larly $150 up to $400; now at $75 up to $200. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. n_ Vioor. Jersey Dresses Fhree-Quarter- Hour Special at A remarkable dress value. Attractive models. Straight- line, surplice, waistline effects and some with self sash. Sizes for misses, women and larger women. At $12.50 ird Vieor. '$5 Binner and Mme. Lyra Corsets _ A Three-and- s Three-Quarter- Hour Special at ure. with Somed 300 Ami- French Envelope Chemise 1 Three-and- s 1 .00 Three-Quarter- Hour Special at Regular stock models Just unpacked, this special lot and immediately placed on sale for Washington’s Birthday special. Neatly scalloped at top; embroidered yoke. Strap or built-up shoulders. At $1. Palnix Royal—Third Floor. Babies’ Philippine Handmade Dresses Hour Special at 1 59 Vothers will buy at least t these dresses. 1ifully _embroldere ine thexe drexses and see how akingly they have been made. A Three-and- Palaix Woyal—Third Floor. Bargain Basement Features-—-Tomorrow- Until 1 0°Clock Taffetine Petticoats Look like sllk—black ground, with flowers in pinks, . bue and lavendor: 5OC Special for a half day, at 9 Women’s $1.00 Hose First quality Women's Iashion- able . Wool-mixed Sports Hose. The wanted brown. 69C In sizes 9 to 10, At— i Suede Finish Gloves Women's 2-button Tn brown, mode, gray and black. Regularly hers at 49C 59¢, but worth more: "Silk and Lisle Hose I lars; L tyle. Vests at 4 for '~ - T rI‘e‘“uhflflyl = !el rregulars; bodice styl !. with “straps. Sizes 25C and 38 cceeresvoncieneneens Palais Roy: Basement, -as I:I.‘.Ll‘l.!l L 8 8 Count the Spring Dresses .. Some are $19.95 Leas than regu- drexxes; more are lar price—and n %14.85 dresses, and choice of un- wome are 5 broken mew as- sortmentn. drexnes. The time —tomorrow from 9:15 am. to 1 p. m. The place—The Palais Royal Basement Store. Dresses with new side drapes, bouffant skirts, new ornafent trimming. Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Lace Dresses in Nile, Terra Cotta, ashes of roses, navy blue and brown. All at $10. $16.95 022,50 Suits & Coats ‘Tomorrow, slsi Untll 1P.M. —Capes and Wrappy Coats— The CO& <ports models, full flare, ot camel’s hair effects and velours, many with large fringed throws. Sizes 16 to 44, in browns, tans, gi‘" ng overpl;\:ds at s]u.ni i B 5 —New styles, of all-wool Poire he ults twills, tweeds, velours and camel’s hair cffects. Plain tailored or profuscly embroidered. Sizes 16 to 44, Special at $13.90, N Corset and Girdles B Frout Lacing Corsets and (1 Front_ Style. of s 19¢ fitting the neck and ‘ ¥ Uy grace- . « fully draping. Don’t need 59C ironing, Amoskeag House Dresses The price is very low for such dresses. Some with touches of em- broidery, others with ing colors. All sizes to 52. Towels at 4 for Theso 20x40-inch Extra Heavy Turkish Towels are modestly priced at 30c each. Tomorrow, l only, at 4 for..... Palais Royal—Bargain Bascment. 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