Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1923, Page 23

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, and Capt. Eugene M. Foster, F. D. Loss in Containers. There has been brought te the at- Great Red Spot on Jupiter - Being Watched by Scientists i . o whr et the | Zhe PALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. One-Third of Your Life Is Spent in Bed That’s why you need a Foster Idea! Bed Spring. It plays a part in the great drama of life—a most important part—it assures comforting sleep. Foster Ideal Bed Springs, all sizes at $19.00. “ Palais Ro: containers in which commodities are purchased for the air service, when the contract provides a specific credit for each container so returned, as well as failure to salvage and sell to the advantage containers In cases where there is no specific arrange- The great red spot which has been noted and recorded. Tts rate of mo- | r d | tion, he says, last vear indicated a |, fesinlsfongiChe planathy o lf': period of rotation equal to nine hours | difterent aspects since 1857 Is now|afty-five minutes and thirty-el8ht |ment for the return of such contain especially conspicuous. seconds. Durlng the last few YEars iy 7o the contractor for the com- Though this phenomena now on the :,)‘;e‘ :II:’Q}”MS exhibited a ‘lfl“l(?"‘"!\mmlll,\'fi Iluu where the conllil\er!«'ur'e. city. nev S5 c disc of this gigantic member of our | “At"(he present time the spot nrr-‘\m.}‘:,‘ :r::'s;)l'v?.(;:'.'»“ffi.‘;"}.’;&"&‘{f(f'n? solar system in all probability has! cedes the zero meridian by three | tainers of the latter class are covered nothing to do with the far distant| hours B R o e A O e burning sun Beta Ceti Yet Mr, W. Mr. Denning says there is another| ¥. Denning, the English astronomer, | long., dusky marking in nearly the says “it should be observed as often |same latitude of Jupiter which close- | Instructions, as possible during the ensuing spring | ly follows the eastern end of the red | o time of Its transit |spot. This, he says, will well repay across the c al meridian carefully | close observation. distinctive for that regiment. The 3d | of | Infantry wears a small strip of leath- | er around the shoulder where the coat joins the It is taken S oottt ] fre - er ck strap that ' s therefore, 0 relative to the disposal of y containers collecting at air Now is the Time to Buy Your Refrigerator! Because weather will demand one soon—because we have a very interesting showing —and because two hundred go on sale Monday morning at very special prices. serviee flying field, lif., named in honor Clover, who was during ' the world n be in operation. The ed primarily as a train center for air officers of the T Corps in t 9th Corps Area. TS 4RO, hangars with concrete By a slow and careful pre nd an oil storage house have | board of which Col. T. QT N cted and work has been equipment | of the gener. the construction of & com- neer equip- | Preparing pla ction of | bined house. clubroom and office ered by the the paper w f th This ! 3 or officers on duty at the 10 Diledriver, | Will e a big boon to the adjutant of carrying Keneral officers. The other members| —Eight JN-H aivision and | 9T Hunt. | have been alle G authority h ploy ment of (Continued from Kighteenth Pag It is no longer a question of whether you will have a refrigerator or not, it is merely a question of getting a refrigerator that fills your exact requirements. The refrigerator is as necessary as the plumbing and heating, both from the standpoint _ol' sanitation and economy. It preserves and keeps safe the very food you eat, and therefore is a safeguard to health. These refrigerators are built to give years of service. This Front-Icer Reirigerator and one DH-4B plane the field and he board are > ed for em- Lt. Col. 2 This Fine Front-Icer Refrigerator 60-1b. Capacity, Sale Price, 50-1b. Capacity, Sale Price, 19.59 Three-door front icer, enamel lined, built of ash, fin- ished with golden oak. Width 27, ' == I[P depth 15, height 39 =3 d when the second was held. Two showings were the other at § Faultless Fitting Footwear Of ashwood with shelves, ice rack and drain pipe, re- movable for clean- ing. Enamel lined. Width 29, depth 1774, height 41 inches. » there will be the Wash- veek by illery and inches. summer Three-Door Front-Icer Top-Icer Refrigerators Refrigerators s Width 30, depth 18, s Convenient s height 44. Enamel lined. 80- 3 1 .50 Size ° 1b. capacity Width 32 depth 1914, s 2 height 45. Enamel lined. 35 00 | 100-1b. capacity. . | Width 30, depth 181%, ¢ | Tce Chest, width height 44. Porcelain lined. 37.95 ‘ depth 21, height 32. 80-1b. capacity. Cold Storage Ice Chest Of selected ash wood, geiden mks finish; lined with galvanized iron 8 5 Width, 23; depth, 17; height, 24 inches. . Ice Chest, width 28%4, depth § 12 8 1734, height 25%. 4 Ice Chest, width 2734, depth $ 20, height 30. 17.00 Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. s of the War Depart- | to do with the organ- | overed @ pi 30-1b. Tce Capacity for that - Ars clause r : e of the funds propriated elsewh this be used for “La-Salle” Black Satin . $5.50 BPat.leather .................... ... -$6.00 White Kid .. $7.00 Styles With the Spirit of Youth for Woman’s Every Requirement WHETHER for the girl in school or coliege or the woman of maturer years, DOROTHY DODD shoes give a new pleasure in style, a new appreciation of shoe comfort, a revelation in value and satisfaction. Ash wood, golden oak finish; white enamel lined. Width, 1974 ; depth, 142%; height, 39 inches. yutoroller general, to whom the question will be submitted probabiy, that there is no authority for the ra- tion allowances. Wearing of Regimental Insignia. Every now and then the question comes up with regard to the wearing of the distinctive regimental insignia adopted organizations and_ap- proved by the War Department. Some regiments have the idea that this in- | signia may be w as a_substitute A Wonderful Showing of the New and Smart Wash Fabrics-Foreign and Domestic Imported Swisses, 90c yard Lace Check Voiles, 59¢ yard * Tissue Ginghams, 39c yard White dots and figures on light and dark ‘ Imported English tissue, in a big range of colorings and designs. 30 inches wide. At 39¢c yard. Tissue Ginghams, 69¢ yard Silk and cotton in the newest colorings and designs. Splendid soft quality. At 69c yard. | | ‘ For lingerie. Shown in the following shades: Light blue, honeydew, lavender, i cadet, brown, pink, white and maize. At 59c yard. for the regular insignia. Such 1s not the case. t of the regiments e. M I v wear the distinctive Insignia on the P | coat collar of the enlisted men N ! on the shoulder loop of the off e o ! coats, and this seems to be the a, i g " + cepted mode It understood that 1 1 r is not the intention of the War De- »“ 11th and G Sts. Est. 1877. A. Lisner, Pres. partment to limit the selection of dis- ' o grounds. At 90c yard. Imported Swisses, 69¢ yard Figured designs, in pink, blue, maize, green and rose. At 69c yard. Palais Royal—Second Floor. Lovers of Beautiful Flowers Under No Condition Miss this Sale of Rose Bushes, Ramblers, Shrubs, Bulbs and Flowering Plants Just at a time when most people are thinking of beginning their gardening comes this mammoth event. Now is the time to plant, so be on hand early Monday and make your selection. Let flowers express the atmosphere of your home—nothing can do it so effectively, be it refinement, indi- viduality, etc. The quantities are generous, but at these prices they will dwindle fast. So be early. 7,500 Rose Bushes and Climbing Roses American Field-Grown Two-Year-Old Hardy Plants,35cEach; 3 for$1; in the following varieties California Privet Hedge. Crimson Rambler. Dorothy Perkins. ‘White Dorothy Perkins. Yellow Rambler. Climbing American Beauty. tinctive insignia to that growing out of the regimental coat-of-arms. Reg- i iments should search out their history and see If there is not some distinct- ive part of the old-time uniform that could be worked up into something Your First Consideration for a Brighter Home For many years, hundreds of thousands of housewives have made their homes brighter, cleaner and more beautiful by using O-Cedar Polish. 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Forsythias. 33c: 3 for $1. Altheas or Rose of Sharon. 35e; 3 for $1. HARDY ORNAMENTAL 2 FLOWERING SHRUBS. ety Duaken, 3 iren) Hydrangeas. 35c; 8 for u.l Shemmtia. Spireas, Van Houttel. 35c;| for $1. | Snow Balls. 35c1 3 for $1. Purple Lilac. 35¢; 3 for $1. China and Housewares Time to Think of Buying Wizard Products for You, too, will be won by its excellence. You will be delighted with the way O-Cedar Polish restores the original beauty of floors, furniture and woodwork. O-Cedar Polish is put up in convenient sized bottles for trial purposes. Larger quantities in quarts, half gallons, and gallons can be had at greater economies. Remember,all O-Cedarproductsarealwayssoldonaguarantee of complete satisfaction. The O-Cedar line includes: O-Cedar Polish, O-Cedar Mops, O-Cedar Wax, O-Cedar Floor Dusters, O-Cedar Hand Dusters, O-Cedar Wall Dusters, O-Cedar Dust Cloths. When youneed polish, mops, dusters or wax, think, say, and insist on O-Cedar. Sold by All Dealers CHANNELL CHEMICAL CO. 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Metal Boudolr Lamps, exquisite designs, finished in ivory; metal shade frames, lined with heavy grade of silk in blue, old rose and gold. $4.95. Skirt Ironing s, made of smooth-finished selected white basswood. 4-foot size, 99¢c; S5-foot size, Pantry Sets, consisting of 5 pieces, blue enameled with gold stenciling. $189. Qalvanized Tubs, No. 2 size; soldered seams; drop side handles. 7% Electric Curling Irons, choice of 10% or 12 inch lengths; fully guaranteed. $2.95, Palais Royal—Fourth Floor v Your Spring and Summer House-Cleaning Campaign tering it ‘Wizard Polish, fine for furniture and floors. 4-oz. bottle. Regular price, 30c. Spe- Wizard Triangle Shape Oil Mop and Polish Combination, consistin and 30c_bottle of pol- ish. $155 value for 95c. | IIIII.I.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIlll.lll.l‘llllIllllllIllll.“ Y Wizard Dust Cloths, fine for dusting; chem- ically treated; absorbs the dust without scat- Regular 20c size. 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