Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 14

THE April — means “The Openecr.” “Omnia Aperit” — it opens all things, the ancient Romans used 10 say of this lovely month, that wakes the earth from its winter sleep, causes the buds t6 appear * on the trees and opens everything fresh and new. So what better month than April to try The Opener to new delights of the table— ucoa The Healthful Spread for Bread | In Nucoa is the sunshine of the h air from the 14 and the sweetness and | freshness of Spring. It opens the to the best Spread bread ever caten. lt opens the vay to the most delicious hard | sauce you've ever served—to the | flakiest pies, the richest of cakes | mashed potatoes ever made. And it opens the way to an economy | that is a pleasure—gives you a | better spread at halt the price. ! N. B. Opben a package of Nucoa. Its looks, taste and sweetness will convince you of its purity and freshness—will convince sou it is the best Opener of Spring for your table. | sulted and to the creamiest, fluffiest [;,°"" T CENTER MARKET PROFITS. 50000 Yield for First Year’s Op- eration Under Department of Agriculture. ie first year of the operation of | Center Market under the supervision of the Department of Agriculture re- | in than 000 profits | turned into the Treasury De- according to the report for nionths ended March 31 this afternoon 1 sources approxi- more heing nient the twelve ! miade public i Revenue from $233,000, expenditures upt. C. W v 2 his report to th Agriculture. Unusually bills for repairs and altera- incurred during the first e m After the market was cen over from its private owners. | Gross Sales, $14,504,904. i eports of business done ket auring the past year | tes by the the spaces pr side of the under ; ¢ lers | | supplies, o QUi Iwish I could wear a low neck dress” Why spend time wishing that erup- not show on your back and led. esinl - The ORIGINAL Malted Milk for All Ages — Substitates '; |to the ous products such as . honey, market et Operites Cold-Storage Plant. \dditt arket. the de- public cold | 1 re s powe ¢ p he mechanics en Market estrooms 1 the oderr of | Step (o Rel « Four Out of Five Pay the Penalty— TakeHeed of Bleeding Gums First, bleeding gums - Then comes Pyorrhea. Neglect means lost teeth, health. broken Don't take chances: the odds are t0o heavy against you. Pyorrhea strikes four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, too. Go to your dentist for tooth and gum inspection. Brush your teeth with Forhan’s For the Gums. If used consistently and used in time, thisdentifrice will prevent Pyorrhea or check its progress. Forhan’s For the Gums is the formula cf R. J. Forhan, D. D. S. Used as a dentifrice, it will keep your teeth white and clean and your gums firm and healthy. Itis pleasant to the taste. At all druggists, 35¢ and 60c in tubes. ° Fo'rhas : ‘FOR THE GUMS ' More than a tooth pastg —it ‘checks Pyorrhea Formula of R. J. Forhen, D. D. §. Forhan Company, New York Forhan's Limited, Montresl | ways beloaged to the EVENIN G STAR. WASHINGT( ON, D. C., FRIDAY, O e s APRIL 6, . 19! BAND CONCERT. Band concert Pythian emple by Dep: Band, nish War v at ‘. ...Hayes ‘.. Hayes .Kiefer materially, ex E ys, and is a direct benefit’ to market patrons. At the suggestion and with the co- operation of the superintendent, an advertising campaign, which is financed entirel the dealers, has cently been inaugurated and ad- sements are now appearing in ngton newspapers. These ad- ements are institutional in ter, and intended to acquaint the buying public with the oppor- tunities fo antageous selection and purchasing at a centrally located of this character. @ of sixty per. o te and super This force includes ac refrigeration . pipe fitters, s 1s emploved the market ountants, in- engineers, carpenters, Market property was ac- the government a year ago at a cost of $960 0 for the build- ings and improvements. The land on which the market is erected has al- ernment. COAL EXAMINED BY U. S. overnment agencies are $17.489,1% TOTAL CHURCH RESOURCES 'Seventh-Day Adventist De- nomination Reports on Hold- ings in North America. The total resources of the Seventh Day Adventist denomination in North America amount to $17,489,136.25, H. . Rogers, statistical secretary, re= ported to the annual spring council of the general conference executive om tte nich is in sessfon at Takoma Pa fle also reported that the denomination had increased its membership by 21,000 persons during the last year The biggest business ever done by 'nn Adventist cou 1 is anticipated at {this session. The committee on the distribution of labor, composed of the majority of delegates 1 will give co r calls that have cg working force ¥y to find out | ementsare cor to the learned today At the Board & bunker m foreign tr ing made of fuel pur overnment hospi t of the United States Coal Com- n. The mine bureau will also ollcct and test tipple samples from a score of coal mines on government property in Oklahoma. of qu miss at the re- Is, FREE—50c WORTH OF JOHNSON’S VARNISH « made in the ministerial forees ducational Convention. | tend fror land ther from Europe and South gates present America Johnson’s Floor Varnish You know Johnson's Floor Wax—it's used by housewives everywhere. We want you to know Johnson's Floor Varnish, too. Our Varnish is just as good as our Wax. Johnson’s Floor Varnish is very easy to apply and has good body. It dries dust-free in two hours and hard over night. Gives a beautiful high gloss which will not chip, check, mar, blister or scratch white. Has great elasticity—is pale in color and absolutely water-proof. Johnson's, Floor Varnish will stand all reasonable tests. Fine for tables, chairs, furniture, woodwork, trim, oil-cloth and linoleum. May be rubbed if desired. i IS ONLY WAR BODY Mabel Boardman Points Out Work in Peace Time and Asks Co-Operation. An urgent request for every wo an's club and society In Washington to appoint a Red Cross committee as part of its permanent organization was made by Mfss Mabel T. Board- man, secretary of the American Red Cross, in an address befors the Its first spring meeting In the Cos-{ mos Club yesterday. ! Asidesrom the need of an cfficient | Red Cross as part of the United | States essential service of national defense, that great humanitarian or- ganization had proved its need in more than one disaster in various parts of the country in the last few vears, Miss Boardman sald. She caustically defended the Red Cross against pacifist Insinuations that it was part of a war-time machine. Needed in Peace Time. “We do not have a police depart- jment because we hope to have mur-| 1ders and thefts, nor a fire department | to ses bulldin | { But & of preparedness is War is not the only the Red Cross serving | erboc Theater col | was ably demonst, ou women to come with u » one of our man "here is room in eve to serv artments anch, from And you once you get into it. Tell of Juvenile Work. The work ,of the | tective Assoclation four speakers, Mrs. Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain Use Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain for refinishing in color where you do not care to go to the trouble or expense of re- moving the old finish. Apply it right over the old varnish—it gives wonderfual results on furniture, floors, woodwork and all in- terior and exterior surfaces. Saves time, money, labor and material. John- son’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain gives won- derful satisfaction on exterior work— it will not turn white. One coat of John- son’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain gives you your color and a beautiful, glossy, dur- able finish. It dries hard overnight. FREE OFFER Take the coupon to the store mentioned below. It will be accepted as a credit of 50¢ on the purchase of a pint, quart, half-gallon or gallon of Johnson’s Floor Varnish or Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain {(any shade). With this coupon you can buy a pint of Johnson’s Varnish for 35c—or a quart for $1.00. these sizes is 85¢ and $1.50. Sold and Recommended By: NORTHWEST CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE, 14th and Decatur Sts. W. J. CANDEY, 1108 18th St. CRAVEN & CO., 1911 Pennsylvania Ave. DE MAINE & CO., 3213 M St. D. DERSAVITZ, 711 7th St. W. A. FINCH, 2416 18th St. LEWIS E. HUMMER, 2419 Pennsyivania Ave. B KANDELL'S HDW. STORE, 3553 Georgia Ave. S. H. LANDY & SON, 3930 Georgia Ave. 1334 New York Ave. A. E. ROBERTS, 1406 P _St. E. S. WEAVER, 3213 Mount Pleasant St. W. R. WINSTON, 2918 i4th St. NORTHEAST J. L. CUTRELL, (Brookland Hdw. and Paint Store), 12th and Monroe Sts. D. DELVICCHIO, 15th and H_Sts. M. GOLDSTEIN, 205 H st. FRED M. HAAS, isiand Avenue. A. WEBER, 8th and Maryland Ave. SOUTHWEST J. JOS. CATLOTH, 308 412 St. SOUTHEAST SOUTHEAST HDW. CO., 611 Pennsylvania Ave. The regular price for GEO. M. CASPER, 1013 North Carolina Ave. GEO. A. EMMONS, 207 Pennsylvania Ave. SUBURBAN TAKOMA PARK, D. C.: SOUTHERN BLDG. & SUPPLY 355 Cedar Ave. CHEVY CHASE, D. C.: CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY CO. CHERRYDALE, VA.: ERNEST M. SHREVE. CLARENDON, VA.: A. F. THOMPSON. ALEXANDRIA, VA.: LEADBEATER DRUG CORP. FAIRFAX, VA.: JAS. E. NICKELL. . ROCKVILLE, MD. W. W. WELSH ESTATE. MOUNT RAINIER, MD.: MOUNT RAINIER HDW. CO. — =THIS COUPON IS WORTH 50c~ - This coupon entitles the bearer to a credit of 50c on the purchase of a pint, quart, half-gallon or gallon of Johnson’s Floor Varnish or Johnson’s Sani-Spar Varnish Stain (any shade). Name T JOHNSON'S Twentleth Century Club, which held |' Mrs. DENIES RED CROSS |3 James M “lark. S Richard R eill and ¥. everal of the |oceasion to deny charges | 142 D. Jonnston him, his entire nominated as e: Provision is ould she survive |orate distribution of the estate in She is also | event his wife de The attorne survived the Jack Mrs. not survive him at the wife has that ch made for an elab dren had been taken from parents ) without just cause neglect are the which the associatign is authorized | to appoint guardians for minors with living parents. But It is not alw possible to explain th aid newsupers, ese Nathan George Putnam appeared. In the second, entitled “Dust of the Road,” the players were Mrs. Benja- min 'E. Smith, stedt, Philip S. Smith Mrs. comedy, was Grover Jones. ESTATE GOES TO WIFE. Dr. Two wills of the late Dr. Woodruff Johnston, ary the George Johnston's Last Will Names Her 19 last, were probate’ court ham. attorneys fo Dr his John 5L on beque Mrs, Truman Abbe The third, a Japan- and I, dated June 2 Immorality and | Iy grounds upon ese reasons tic sketches | b. | Farrington B. Swarm- and Mrs. SALES & SERVICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE AT ALL TIMES PARTS FOR ALL MODELS AUBURN SALES CO,, INC. 1722-24 L Street N. W. (At Connecticut Avenue) Telephone Main 4 playe Executrix. George who died Febru- sterday filed in Tobriner & Gra- estate. th. 19 S s to b ONLY -EXCLUSIVE 2 PANTS-SUIT SHOP.IN THECITY e ,\\“\\\\\\\\\\)\x our IN THE HOUSE At 3 Prices Only No Charge For The Extra Pants / If you can buy elsewhere or feel you did not receive 10095 value or complete sat- isfaction, re- turn garments before wearing and receive a cash refund Nothing Higher We Offer This Broad Guarantee Because we know the price and clothes are right—This is ONLY made possibic through our great savings in our Tremendous buying power and low operating costs. g You get the benefit of these great savings in Better garments at lower prices—That's why we find it is impossible to buy a good suit with two pairs of trousers at less than $23.50, §26.50 and $29.50. 920 No Charge For Alteration —Open Saturday Late 2 STORES IN WASHINGTON F St. N.W. 941 Penn. Ave. Tell Your Friends Where You Bought Your Suit