Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1923, Page 27

ORDERS FOR STEE ' STRAINING PLANTS . Metal Review Shows Copper Quiet, While Tin and Lead Decline. sointed Press. YORK, April 21.—The steel continues firm with mills strained to utmost capacity to fill orders. while buyers are urging ivery. There ure evidences of quarters about orders for forward de- r, which are taken to utious attitude rel- itive to the futures. Pig iron is firm but the volume of new business was - and the is awaiting hesitation in some blacing new trade ned quiet No impor- ness was reported and was confined to e copper at con- saction was ru- nvolved about 4,000,- hade under 17 cen > producing interests, 10 disposition to sell ent level and it is ed that supplies in second hands comparatively small Recent ces are m«ul to have stimulated uth America and urn of all pward of h owing to a consumers as | declined lack:of interest amon vy Teading reaction since ilable unsold ton- nd foreign lead is ed below domestic quota- June, Jage s heingofr 2ion easier and buvers continue to purchise sparingly for nearby re- Fuirements only Antimony continues to recede ow- #1g to: liberal offerings and a poor | €iemand, FREIGHT ROUTING RULES ARE REMOVED BY I. C. C. Last Re!yuant of Emergen:y Meas- ures During Strikes Come to End Tonight. After midnight will no onger be Tuterstate; Commerce tonight railrc required by bt shipments over the most m their point of origin ation cquiring such routings, vacated by the oniy ant of the emer; iring the coal and 2 to avert a trans- original emer- Tailroad ar service r s > of gradually e direct rout- | . Hereaft officials an anhampered discretion in freigat, railroad routing COTTONSEED OIL DROPS. NEW YORE, April 21 sales, induced by the in other markets and reports of new crop Texas @ude being offered at | cents, carried cottonseed oil low- | Dids represe Liquidating prime sum 11.50: Ma tembir PRODUCE MARKET. BALTIMORE, IMd., April cial).— With th ehickens arket a fair de- is continue inj Lo cularly of medium kens, 2 to tngers of (le\\mhl-- demand being | this sort to 60 cents . and smooth, with rough. poor, w thin stugs not so active at 23 Old hens have cefpts the past and Tow to clean Ol roosters The mrket with most quality in fair demand d at each for and have | pplies are | Commission to | » in liberal re- | under a; poor GARAGE BUILDING IS RUNNING AHEAD OF NEW HOUSES Special Dispateh to The Star. PITTSBURGH, Pa. Garage buildng is April still running 21— In the past week city permits for the construction of forty-five hous- ing enterprises and garages were issued. sixty-seven ahead of home construction today. ! i CURB MARKET TURNS { WEEK IN FINAL TRADING: Most of Week’s Gains Lost When! Strength Suddenly Disappears. 5 the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 2 varied during the past week from pro- nounced strength in the first three days to unsettled conditions in the last half of the week when many of | the early gains were either reduced or | lost, and the tone abruptly changed! from strength to weakness. The motor Eroups were among the most promin- | features, Cleveland making an | advance of over 5 points to the new, high record of 34% in connection with | statements of heavily increased earn- | ings and dividend pr ects. Hydr was_another strong feature, moving | up from 223, to the new high record | of 25 and gains were made in R?u1 Motor, Stutz Motor and Checker Ca the last named stock being nlfluenu‘d by dividend de Glen Alden | The market ! points to There wa over the ac: moved against the { late in the week. advancing to 38, from a low point of 9%. Maracalbo was jagain heavily traded in, ranging f 934 13, Mining stocks aded in. the copper he late dealings. a good deal of com on of Mammoth Ofl, which | zeneral tendency STRAW HATS AROUND $3.| ! Baltimore Repmts 4000000 Now | Ready for Public. April 000,000 straw h, vy in Baltimore. h that when the slaves of custom kn. at the throne of fashion. 70 per ¢ of the male population of the count \'Ill arise crowned with Baltimor s hats. It was fifty-s when the fir: s was set jauntily ¢n the back of local head. That was the start the industry which has made this city the largest producer of | straw hats in the country ! nnll- O. \\il~4-)l. now ApDroxi- men's | ninety- iberty street, was the mal st _straw hat in_the U He came to Baltimore s, just after ¥le in next summer’s split manufacturers said yes- . inchine to a lower crown and much narrower brim. There is also a tendency to wider ribbons, although | vractically all will be of solid colot —black or brown. The coarser g 1 probably be the most popul | The probal }lum. it is sai retail price of . will begin at raw Roor LESS Ancuo& BAR | i PLATES ! A sagging trend | SATISFACTION GUARANT piir PLATES—$15 PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS CONDUCTE ANESTHESIA. T Removable Briagework Tnserted | Without Grinding Your Teeth ! Plates Repaired $l.50 DR. LEHMAN U2t | While You Wait.. Specinlist 307 7th St. N.W.—Opp. Saks’ Open Evenings—Closed on Sundays Dr. Lehman in charge personally. old of the lat- | market tules firm, veg N undeg steady moderate re- and a Cold t el wearhy firsts and 24 for mark. tive average ket rules The re- lght with pounds No. 2s. ern shore Maryland e xellin mostly _at dreds ull 5 with There Is Profitable Reading— THE SUNDAY 71.19 Benches . ... .. $1 Sturdily built and large size. Slat seat and back. fuished in natural: bul- ance m red these swings for use either on the porch Cushion seats, covered with heavy canvas $1 Weekly Hammocks . .. .. You'll find table lawn extra Cedar Chests, $I 2 50 Absolutely proof. Built ¢ cedar, copper Dolished $1 Weekly moth, mouse i STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘APRIL 22, 1923—PART 1. You'll Like Trading at Phillip Levy’s Have you ever stopped to think what really b eautiful rooms can be made with reed furniture? Either just a chair or two—or completely furnished with a charming suite? And how moderately priced, too! Its very attractiveness has made it most desirable for Living Room and Bedrooms —spend a little while here tomorrow on your shopping trip viewing the many beautiful and new things that have just been placed on our floors. Don’t stay away because you haven’t the ready cash, because we’ll extend you Long Time, Dignified C redit Terms A2 F oldmg Couches Prices Begin at $22:5 Thix Con Model, ® Slightly Used Full Cabinet, Upright Phonographs Prices Begin at 11-Piece American dt Bedroom OQutfit And here’s what you get for only $199—Bow End Bed, large Dresser, a Chest of 5 Drawers, Full Vanity, Spring, Mattress, Chair, Rocker, Pair Pillows and Room Size Rug. The four pieces—bow-end bed. dresser, chest of five drawers and full vanity—are large and im- EOh el attrasbvelyidesgned a0 abaantails constructed. trong The chair and rocker are very s 3 monize periectly in both finish and d $20 Cash, 33 a Week, Pays for This 11-Piece Outfit 3-Piece Genuine Kroehler Bed Davenport Suites. Prices Begin at e 10-Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite Graceful in design and substantial in con- struction, and richly finished dark decorative panels long Extension Table, Ch 5 Side Chairs and 1 seats a Cabinet, Armchair, $18 Cash, $3 a Week Note These Low Prices on Summer Rugs 27x54-in, Grass Rugs Pretty petterns in va combinations. C ous designs and color c N s & s et of different patterns. .95 6x9 Jaspay Bozart Rugs Pretty patterns in various designs and color combinations %x'i':’. Rugs $ 7 -95 Rugs that will render a cuul appearznoe 13 Lorraine Bozart Rugs 2 -95 + Walnut, Consists of Buffet, Ob- Server, with tapestry with < ler Da 3 i Jiiie gives vou the com fort v nd at the price > room. ton. Ch 3 e Oal mes. upholstered 2 - rable ‘onsi 3 Davenport. Bed, Chair : Rocker. I'rices n resit The spring is strong, rcs guaranteed The mattress i~ mace of al and weighs 43 poun The room size rug can be <cle eral different patterns and is of first guality. ent and all-white cotton cted from sev- When the days are 3-Burner Gas Range warm and st better appreciate the utility of our Su ture. Surely some of the danty re pieces now on our floors can be rightly placed in your home. Prices for 3-Piece Suites Range Upward From $29.75 Kroehler Revolving Seat Day Bed By merely re opening yvou ha two to sleep on ¢ ed in a beautiful M Phillip Levy’s Ready to Help You En]oy Summer Long-wearing rugs in a good asscctment of different patterns. 9x12 Verdum 4 .50 Vari- In the Classified Pages The Star. Opportu- nities interesting to he various headings. | It's the commun 1?\ SiWesk y “clearing house.” ®nd mark . 1 Fair demand o o, of o1 fo $5 Cash, $1 a Week made its son 1hix at 6.00a7 Other seasonable garden truck se! favor at the Horseradish, 2 Ative It's very significant that The Star carries MORE Classified Ads cvery day than all the other Washington pa- pers combined. Continuous FPosi Metal Beds Prices Begin at | | | $5.:49 I - apple ample receint o standa with little change in values, good piacked stock free of scale N “Around the corner” is WD i T his 6-Piece meg Room Outht for Only And here’s what you get for $199—Your choice of Cane and Mahogany or Tapestry Overstuffed Settee, Armchair, Rocker, Davenport Table, Table Lamp and Room Size Rug. } varioas patterns and color combinations. $20 Cash, $3 a Week, Pays for This 6-Piece Outfit. Paiee Levy &G o Slzdmg Top Kitchen 52 9__ Cabinet . . . Substantially bullt and equipped with You may choose cither of the two suites with The Table Lamp has a2 mahogany-finished stem the assurance that your selection will render you satisfactory ‘service and lasting comfort. The Davenport Table is richly finished in ma- hogany, prettily designed. HAY FEVER Posit with attractive 18-inch silk shade in several color Various stylés. finishes. and sizes in floor sample continuous-post Metal Beds. llach one rep nts a splendid value. Prices begin at $5.49. $1 Weekly Will Be combinations. The Room-size Rug can be had in ively Kelieved or Your Money Rcfunded 17 You Use as Directed RADIUM HAY FEVER SOLUTION $2.00 Per Bottle Don’t let constant colds rob you of your vitality. Try One #0-cent Tube of Our RADIUM COMPOUND For Head Colds and Catarrh. s Sifting Base, Flour Bin,_ Sug: Jars, Metal Mouse-proof Bread Drawer and Cupboards. $5 Cash, $1 Weekly Are You ~—going to be married shortly? If so, pay us a visit and let us show you how beautiful and economical we can furnish your “love nest” with practical—serviceable—furni- ture. And you don’t need the ready cash, we’ll gladly extend you long-time credit. —let us take those old pieces of furniture that you no longer care for and make you a liberal allowance on them as part payment on the purchcua of any new merchandise you may be in need of right now? If you are not Radium Products Corporation familiar with the workings of this plan come 1105 Connecticut Avenue Main 6797 in and let us explain it to ycu. O’DONNELL’S DRUG STORES I 3 OR PEOPLES DRUG STORES FUTINI S b s 735 Seventh St.NW —Between G &H. WASHINGTON, D. C.