Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 20

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RESBUE WEALTHY KIDNAPED CUBAN. Millionaire Sugar M!II Owner| Home After Friends Give Aid. VMade Womb in Jail. bandit havy POLICE lN PISTOL DUEL. Two Killed uud Chfld \Voux ded in ing Town Row. $3.50 Phdadelphla $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AXD RETURN l Sundays, April 8 and 22 LCTAL TRALN I Union Station) ADL, Iphi o o sale Friday preceding Exoursion £ Similar Excursions Sundays, May 6, 20, June 3, 17 ¥ Pennsylvania /' Railroad System A Raw, Sore Throat Fases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole And Musterole won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the rnngmuon and draws ont the soreness and pain. | Musterole is a clean. white ointment | made with oil of mustard. Tt is fine | for quick relief from sorc 1l hronchitis, tons up. stiff neck, | asthma. neuralgia, headache, conges. tion, pleuri: rheun ism, lumbago, i < of the back or jolnh e muscles, bruises, Keep it h.nu]\ for instant nse. 35 and 63¢, jars and tubes; hospital size, I $3.00. Better than a mustard plaster Constipation Relieved Without The Use of Laxatives Nujol is & lubricant—not & medicine or laxative —so cannot gripe. When you are constipated, ' not enough of Nature’s lu- bricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and movm' Doctors prescribe Nujol cause it acts like thla mtunl lubricant and thus secures reg ular bowel movements by hlp ture’s own method—lubrication. Try it today. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1923, | |EEEEIEEEEE_EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEEEI ELEVEN STORES WASHINGTON SALVAGE COMPANY L ELEVEN STORES MARCH SALE , DAYS START TOMORROW, MARCH 29 and 30-TWO DAYS ONLY SURPLUS The Cotton and Woolen Markets are Advancing Daily—at Present Prices Most Commodities are Higher Than At Any Time Since the War. We Have Been Most Fortunate in Purchasing Vast Quantities of High-Grade Government Goods at ' and Less Than Present Wholesale Costs and are Therefore in a Position to Offer to the Public Merchandise in Many Instances at Less Than Wholesale Cost. THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW. Shop Around, Compare Our Prices and You Will Marvel How We Sell Sa Cheap. DON'T DELAY! QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! FINEST THE MARKET AFFORDS--MANY LESS THAN WHOLESALE U.S.G. L No Phone Orders Army Leather $ Palm Mitts, 2 for l ‘s Canvas-back Work tGlove (ongh eabe Flove that & big special. 81x90 Double Bed $ Heavy Sheets 1 purchane plendid Rleached Sheets n«n il &o qulckiy— 75¢ Cotton-Filled $ PH..LOWS, 2 for 1 29c U. S. 18x36 51 Huck Towels, 6 for Extra heavy, plain white, brand-new, perfect qualitv. A purchase from the U. 5. Medieal Corps. New. Wash Tubs $1 Brand-new Galvanized Iron ‘Tubs that ave extra heavy and good sire. While HOSE 8 prs. for 3 1 42x36 Heavy ] Men’s 19¢ Khaki 'lrll Worldnl - o Pillowcases, 4 for Splendid, durable ll“.li"y. “'].':.. neat Men’s $1.65 Gray SWEATERS, Made with Veneck or shawl collar, in all sizes to 44—good make, with pockets. BN, DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON REGULAR WORK NEEDS New U. S. Navy Hammocks U. S. Navy Wool Gloves Men’s Heavy Blue U. S. Army Steel Cots $12.50 Officers’ Riding Boots U. S. Army Cot Mattresses $2.50 Army Wool Hose $ for Men, 3 prs. for 1 Regulation Heav Woolen Socks, im all sizes. Worth '5(‘ pair, at least New Spade and $ Pick, both for A\hflr"vhlndl' Garden Pick and one- ‘1“:::‘.' U. S, Spade, of tinest makes. Spe- 5-gal. U. S. $2.50 $ MILK CANS 1 Heavy Brand-new Cans. just unleaded. A wonderful bargaim for Dollar Day U. S. Black For the housewife—brand mnew—can Rubber Aprons, 2 for be wiped ofi—protect your wlothes, Men’s 0. D. $ FELT SLIPPERS 1 Olive Drab Wool Bedroom mppu. in all sizes 6 to J1. Dollar Day only. $1 New U. S. $ Nose Bags, 2 for 1 Genuine U. S. Quartermaster Leather Strap Bags. Loweat price fn Washing- U.S. Navy Meat $ Kmfe and lglt both 1 20x40 New $1 Turkish Towels, 4 for feavy absorbent quality, on sale wmle they last. All white. A real bar- A ‘Big var- gain. $5 All-Woal Sport EXTRA SALESPEOPLE Men’s 15¢ Khaki SALE STARTS AT 8 AM. Army Used Men’s $1 Queen Quality 50c $ 1 Unionalls, Special, Imported Tea, 4 Ibs. Men's extra heavy khaki garments in Finest Grade of Java Teas, standard all xizes—the kind that sells for $2.50 mnna in sealed cartons. Lay in a sup- Wasco Fresh d | $1.50 Khaki New $ ARMYSHIRTS ° ] | Roasted Coffee ‘3.!."?:_,[.,1 Unbleached Rechimed 42136 Unbleched ) o ol Pillowcases, 5 for X : Army Raincoats proof and »'Ill'd’- l'.lrfllfn( culdlllnl Extra heav nn:i' brand Regulation styles, in all »f e womdRr iyt YaTus spect 50(: Me“,s Canvas yle“ gv{eaavfi’ $1 Gauntlets, Leather § 1 e seasicnem. ina | Palms, 3 for mlde fl“'loll( ‘)“)——h'l.?‘ up to 44—a Tough. Durable Gloves, roomy sizes. Brand ne Army Slip-Over $ SWEATERS Khaki Shade Sweaters, in all sizes up to 44. Well made and warm. $2 Regulation Knives $ 1 for Boy Scouts ¥ine Tempered No. 5 Steel Knives, with biade, can opener, ete. During this 51 Brand New Rake and Men’s 15¢ White $ b STORES ALL OVER THE TOWN -- SHOP AS EARLY IN THE MORNING AS POSSIBLE! U. S. Aluminum 5-1b. Cans of Fine Dollar Day ]| $1 Dollar Day or Enamel Pie Plate:, 8 for. One-Pound Can $ MAXWELL CAN s 51 19 Faust's CORNED BF.EF 1 PORK AND Solnble Coffee, ) HASH, 6 for. . BEANS, 2 Doz. 24-0z. Cms of u. S New Sup, 36 for. . $1 Baked Pork and sl : Beans, 15 for. . 933 5th St. N W 1109% H St. N.E. Handkerchiefs, doz. $1 Soft, durable grade, and hemstitched border. Big size. Limited quantity. 2,000 Blue Couch Covers, 3 for 1 Many pretty designs from U. S, Ship- ping Board: heavy quality; worth to $3 each. Army New Wool $ 1 Underwear, each Men's Shirts and Regulation Arm: Drajwers, i all siven 1o 42 Bewt atande '] New Boy Scout Pack Carriers, 2 for ard equipment bag for camping "I‘;u"’- $2.50 Double-Bed Crochet Spreads. ...... Men’s Moleskin Breeches U. S. Army 0. D. 4V/,-lb. Blankets. .. .. .. . $345 Just arrived from big campn. in large, bargain, Men's Munson Last Solid Leather WORK SHOES $9.85 Ju_ail sives € to f1— st that i ) New Rasp and Pliers, both for 10-0z. Cans Van Camp Mock Turtle Soups, Doz "No. 21 Apricots o 4 215 Apncnts in Heavy yrup, U. S. Army White Enamel Bake l’m, 3 for No 3 eans 4 Cans No 2 sl : Grated Pineapple Australian Jam, 6 Cans. Cotn. :Ao'r' Annonn Oatmeal ARMY WRAP Boy Scout Ax LEGGINS, 2 prs. and Belt, new. rrn-u sale mhile “they last. Dark 1an shu $ 1 C Pmelpple, 1-Pound Can Corned Beef, 5 No 2 Can Sugar Comn, 15 for. . No. 2 Sliced Pineapple, 1348 U St. N.W. 3052 M St. N.W. Frazier’s No 2 303.305 10th St. N, s 3144 M St. N.W. 310 8th St. N.W. Hagerstown, Md. 1418 Florida Ave. N.E. llilflEEEEEEJEE lole——2 lole—02 ol ——alale——Failole—xa ole——"n ol =2 [l ——=nlc——= o] e——= o | e—— ol e—Fc ol — o[ — [o| =—— |0 [ =—= B [o]| 00— 0| =—— |0 | =——— |0 | 00—z

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