Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1923, Page 17

WE ARE UNABLE TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND ~—trom prospective purchasers for well situ- ated business and investment properties. If you have for sale business or other in- ome-prodecing property and will communicate ‘with us, elther by letter or telephone, we will mssure you most energetic action looking to its_quick sale. ARNOLD AND COMPANY 1418 Eye Street Main 2434 ,’ ; O b WD o COLGATE’S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM Recent investigation by an independent national research in- stitute shows that more Dentists recom- mend Colgate’s than any other dentifrice. This preference is even more pronounc- ed than six years ago when a similar invest- igation revealed Colgate’s to be “THE DENTISTS DENTIFRICE”, 25¢ for a LARGE Tube | _TEETH | \THE RIGNT - NOTHER! G CALIFORNI TG SHRLP Child's Best Laxative To Clean the Bpwels Bven if cross, feverish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, children love the “fruity" tasts of “Californis Fig Syrup.” A tea- spoonful mever fafls to clean the liver and bowels. In a few hours you can see for Yourselt how thoroughly it works all the souring food and nasty bile out of the stomach and bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. Milltons of mothers keep ‘“California Fig Syrup” handy. They know a teaspoonful to- day saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup"” which bas directions for bables and chil- dren of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an_imitation fig syrup. FEAR SHIS LOST N ULF STORY Scout Tug Captain Reports Water Covered With Float- ing Wreckage. By the Associated Press. MOBILE, Ala., October 23.—Fears that unidentified ships, together with all on board, may have perished in the recent heavy winds and seas which swept the gulf are expressed in maritime circles, following the re- port of Capt. C. H. Daughrill of the tug Lytle that he had sighted masses of wreckage floating in the gulf on his scouting tour for vessels in dis- tress. 1 Torn and twisted spars, timbers and hplls, apparently wrecked within the past few days; were heing tossed on heavy resulting from the gulf disturbance all the way from Pensacola to Chandelur Island, Capt. Daughrill reported. Saw Body Floating. Capt. Daughrill also reported sight- ing the body of a man floating in the gulf some miles from Perdido bay. T})e body was believed by Capt. Daughrill to be that of one of the vietims of the Bluefields wreck. The Lytle was sent on a scouting tour of the gulf late last week, fol- lowing the storm, by F. W. Crenshaw, manager of the Gulf Towing and Wrecking Comp: turned to Mobile reported that th very heavy when he first went out Into the gulf, but that they had now be- come calm. Ship Found Refuge. The Lytle went to Chandelur Islan; Ship Island #nd all along the ) sippi ¢ and then turned e: south of Pensacola and back to Mo- bile towed into Mobile. cho and the coast guard cut- a were out in the for ships in distress. lcho returned, but the Talla- |{poosa has not been heard from s she left Mobile last Thursday morn- ing. Plans for the rescue of the schooner Rachel, beached forty feet from deep water four miles east of Fort Morgan made and the ta: cult that the owne: Paterson, is undec attempt the feat. CALLES OPENS FIGHT FOR OBREGON’S SEAT First Campaign Speech Attended by Disorders—One Fatal Injury. By the Associated Press, MEXICO CITY, October 23.— Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles has arrived in Mexico City and opened his campaign for the, presidency of the republic His first speech was based almost ex- clusively on the statement that he had been informed his candidacy was | “unpopular in the United States and | the European countries.” Gen. Calles sald he would disregard this alleged factor, because he did not have to consult anybody except the Mexican l}:eople. Isle reiterated that if elected e wou continue the 011 President Obregon. S The arrival of Gen. Calles in the capital was the cause of some slight dlsurd_{‘rs, mited mostly to missile throwing. There was one deat rectly attributable to the demonst tion This was the stabbing of a railroad man who became involved in,| a quarrel with a party of paraders. Leaders of the faction in the cham ber of deputies supporting Calles an. nounced that they would introducs and pass at Tuesday's session of the | chamber a motion calling on Alberto {J. Pani, secretary of the treasury, to appear immediately before the cham- ber to be questioned relative to charges of misappropriation of fed- eral funds by Adolfo de la Huerta, }who recently resigned as secretary {of the treasury. Senor de la Huerta is said to have personally requested that the charges be threshed out in congress. It is semi-officially reported that ilberto Valenzuela, sub-secretary of the interior, has been offered the secretaryship of industry and com- | merce, in succession to Miguel Ales- sio Robles, who has resigned. 1 GRANDMOIHER kept ¥ her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and attrac- give with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance,’ this imple mixture was applied, with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug stere for “Wyeth's Sage and_Sulphur Compound,” you will get a e bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the addi- tion of other ingredients, all ready to use, at very little cost. This simple mixture can be depended upon to re- store natural color and beauty to the hair. g A well-fnown downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound mnow because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied—it's so_easy to use, too. You simpl dampen a comb or soft brus! and draw it through the hair, By morning the gray hair di appears; after another appli- cation or two, it is restored to its natural color, and looks glossy, soft and beautiful. MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE _CO; STORAGE, PACKING_AND SHIPPIN Phone Potomac 682. 50 Florida Ave. “ UNION | STORAIéE COMPANY| w0 /7050 Fla. Ave: % SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 Mo ZLocal and Long-Distance MOVING. Men. t e. Goods _insured $2.000_while in_our long-distance va DRY_STORAGE FOR FURNITORB pigos. Estimate cheerfully give venient location. ~WESCHLER'S, $20 n.w. Phone Main HALF_PRICE_ON MOV New Jersqy, New York and N states during Oc Nov.: large vans: g TRANSPORT MOVERS, 827 5. 18tn OR_FROM ew England I:;::Gluq (\STORAGE KRIEGS{SXPRESS | PACKING Y SHIPPING 616 Eye Bt. N.W., Main 2010, SPECIAL RATES Cincinnati_ to Wi g ton.. Louisville, Ky., to Washington, RED BALL ‘TRANSIT CO. National Household Movers. 4 Woodward Bldg. Main 2162, T, STORAGE <o., udidz U St N.W. STORAGE CO. NG, PACKING, SHIPPING. M. 4220, F. 2435___FIREBROOF LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS mooern FIREPROOF BuiLpinG WE CRATE, PACK AND SH! PHONE NORTH 334 3 313 YOU STREET N. W AAAAAAM AR AAANY £Who Moves You £ Is Just as Important as £Where You Move Phone Main 6000—Our padded vams and experienced and careful men are t_your service. *‘slorage In our fireproot furaiture. warehouse at reasonable rates. Storage 920-922 E Street N.W. .. Telephone Main 0900 fevvuuuvvtu erewe £ E' Merchants’ 'i'lramfer & p T L W " On Sale Tomorrow! “The Story of the Bible” By Hendrik Van Loon. $5.00 Author of “The Story of Mankind.” —Thie is another fine addition to Mr. Van Loonis notable works. Over one hundred and fifty blagk and white line {llustrations and sixteen full page plates in color and etching effect done by the author, yividly illustrate this “Story of the Bible.” - Kann's—Downstalrs—Book Shop. Kann's—Second Floor. THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDA lTehone Main 7200 —Flannelette made with pointed lay-down collar, “set-in sleeves, two pockets and sash. wistaria stripes. Sizes 38 to 44, at... —Outing Gowns, double yoke style, with and without collar, in pink and white and blue and white stripes. Reg- ularly $1.25. cial— Breakfast Coats, In gray, Copenhagen and $3.00 Extra Sizes, 46 to 50, at $3.50 sel. and collarless $1.50 —Outing .Gowns, neck style. Spe- stripes Strikingly Chic Caracul Jacquettesr That Have Captivated Femininity $145.00 —It is quite easy to understand why these Caracul Jacquettes hive captivated They are strikingly smart, priced within the reach of all and adapted for fall, winter or spring wearihg. They have chin collars that tease the brisk winds, smart Mandarin sleeves, and fasten chicly on the side ‘When open_they reveal a satin-striped lining and measure just twenty-eight inches from collar to hem line. Brown Fox Chokers, $29.75 Marked for Tomorrow, femininity. with a cabochon. —Attractive Fox Chokers of fine, silky quality. shades and finished with large brush tails. Kann's Fur Shop—Second Floor. In beautiful light or dark do BT et i S it S S. KANN SO Y, OCTOBER 23, 1923.° “THE BUSY CORNER” Bath Robes, Breakfast Coats and Outing Gowns Are Indeed Timely Wearables to Be Had at These Low Prices —Beacon and Lawrence Bath Robes, in gray, orchid, Alice blue, Copenhagen and brown. collar, pockets, cord and tas- Regularly $3.75. Special. . —Outing Gowns, collar styles, double yoke, trimmed with fancy wash braid, round Embroidered or scailoped. In pink in_ the $1.00 5T 65 60 p v A NS C Made with lay-down $2.95 —Extra Size Outing Gowns, pink and blue stripes, trimmed with wash braid. Sizes 18, 19 and 20, $2.00 —Also double extra sizes for the very stout woman, same style and price as above. Kann’s—Second Floor. An Interest Stirring Sale Worth 50c, $1.00 and Some Worth More —A wonderful ment of Necklaces, Long Chains in all colors, Bracelets, Earrings, Rib- bon Bracelets, Pendants, 5 Cuff Links and Card Jewelry of all kinds complete lines, but a good assortment. Kann’s—Main Aisfe, Street Floor. Order Personal Christmas Greeting Cards Now ° —For a limited time we allow 15% discount on each order. —Street Floor of Jewelry C assort- No Now in Progress—A Sale of . Women’s Smart Low Shoes —Regularly priced $7.00 and $7.50. $3 .99 Tuesday, a pai —Some from a special purchase lot that we bought, and the rest are from our regular stock of shoes. —Just a glimpse at the smartness of these shoes convinces you of their extraordinary value. Satin, suede trimmed, Cuban heel. atin, two-strap cut out, heel. —Black Satin, suede cut-out, two-strap, Cuban heel. —Black Satin, ankle two-strap, Cuban heel. —Black —Patent Cuban heel. Warmer Weights in Women’s Knit Underwear SWomen's C‘ot;or:i Ribbed Uplon. —Women’s Fine Ribbed ‘SWomen's Cotton Ribbed Union uits, bleached an eeced; . . 5 its, k, sleeveless, an- heavy weight. High neck, Jong Union Suits, cotton with art e lngth “Medium weight for sll eeve sl: ._Du‘tqghkneclk, dlzow silk stripe; low neck, sleeve- fall o sleeves; low eck, sleeveless. . H v 1 —Regular Al in-ankle Jlength., Lowrrieck, ;2 16553 b{]’d’fig .SNC'B "lbb‘?" mEc a1 sleeveless; knee length. - ¢ ;:V“ w °“h ers. . Both in i) —Regular - $ 1 50 nee length. Siest. $l .25 sizes,"each?:. ‘Ao —Regular $1 1 5 —Women's Cotton Knit Sport . sizes, each Kann’s—Street Floor. Blankels —All-wool Blankets— splendid quality, strictly all wool, large block plaid in blue, pink, tan and gray, also red and black, wide soisette binding. Size 66x80, a pair, $8.95. —Extra sizes, eath c . -c.C $Q.95 Kann’s—Street Floor. Bloomers, elastic at waist; two rows shirring at knees; in all the fall colors. I %1 Comforts —Lamb’s Wool Comforts, attractive floral and orien- tal designs, with striped satinette border — colors, blue and rose —extra heavy weight, wool filled. Size 72x78, each, $8.95. Wednesday 335 High-Grade Room Size Rugs 9x12 ft. and 8vx10%: ft. Sizes New—9x12-ft. Breslin’s “Pfgar” Rugs \—Nle:v:-“d’m SCO!C’I' ot $29'9 5 —Seamless rugs that are reversible. Very at- tractive patterns in tu-tone and multi-colored effects. The ideal floor covering for bedrooms. Several shades of biue, rose, taupe, sand and tan. These will harmonize splendidly with Chintz and cretonne draperies. * New Patterns Congoleum Gold Seal Art Rugs 9x12-ft. size.. ..$18.00 9x10%4-t. size $15.95 9x9-ft. size ... $13.50 9x7%-it. size . 9x6-ft. size .. —A complete line of the newest patterns in these popular rugs. lour Portieres, Inches wide. —A Special One-Day Sale, Wednesday at .................. —Smith, Sanford, Sloane and the Firth Carpet Company’s high quality seamless rugs. known for their long-wearing qualities, well blended colorings and designs that are the most desirable, being suitable for every room in the home. - Axminster and Velvet $4.8.50 Rugs that are New—Novelty Cotton Rugs Oval Shape —Wonderful creations and novelty effects in these rugs. Very durable, washable and at- tractive. Combinations of colorings that will suit any room decoration. —Matched up ‘sizes as follows: 36x72 inches 27x54 inches 25x40 inches 20x36 inches.... See the New ““Cretonia” ~ Decorative Art Rugs e S —A rug you will like the moment you see it. These are very artistic and will harmonize with the new cretonne draperies. Kann’s—Third Floor. Rich, Superior Quality Double-Faced Velour Portieres Choice Wednesday, Pair, —386 inches wide, 2% yards long, rich and lustrous in color, with the New York open edge or French edge borders. —Blue and Mulberry —Mulberry and Taupe —Gold and Green —Taupe and Taupe $18.69 Combinations are— —Blue and Blue —~Taupe and Blue ~—Rose and Rose ~Brown and Brown —Mulberry and Mulberry Other Special Values in Portieres, Are —Double-Faced V. —Doubl Ve = T dome Pordes, 5 $24.95 g hird Floor. —Brocaded Velour Portieres, 650 Inches wide 332.95 Inches wide. A pair. 527'45 A palfiye.e —Women’s Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants, heavy weight; high neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. Pants and tights to match, in.knee and ankle length. .. 3000 —Extra sizes, $1 25 . each c....o.. terlining. Fourth Floor. —5 Different Kinds of Horns, some have tassel and others are cap and horn combined, specially priced at 10c each, or $1.00 per dozen. —Black Cat Lanterns, 10c each or $1.00 per dozen. —Black Cats at 49c. —Pumpkin Lanterns at 10c, 15¢, 25c and 49c. —Candles for Lahterns, 10c per dozen. —6 Instruments, known as the Black Cat Jazz Horn, complete, $6.00. i . —Cat Cries, for pocket use, 10¢ I cach or $1.00 per dozen. —Dandy Horns at 5c each or 50c per dozen. . —Kazoo Horns, 4 $1.00 per dozen. i —Halloween Rattles, 15c each. 10c each or Pumps, dull —Patent One-Strap, dull trimmed, cut-out, Spanish heel. —AIll Patent, two-strap cut-out quarter, Spanish heel. —All sizes in the assortment, some with medium vamp, medium tce; others with short vamps and French toes.—Fourth Floor. Velvety Style and Comfort | Misses’ Sizes 16 to 18 Halloween Novelties For “Witching” Frolics trimmed, For the October Bride Bridal Veils —In demure and simple effects, with dainty embroidered corners and hem. At $350, $3.95 to $5.95 —Bridal Illusion, 2 or 3 yards wide— A Yard—$1.50 to $2.75 —Bridal Wreaths of orange blossoms— At $1.00 to $4.50 —Bridal Wreaths of strands of pearls in coro- net shapes— At $2.50 to $5.50 —Separate Orange Blossoms, for trimmings— At 39c and 59c Street Floor. o Fabric Coats for 'Tomorrow’ l Regular Sizes For the larger woman, sizes 427 to 5214 —So excellently fashioned are these coats of soit, velvety materials, and so newly designed, that only through actual sight of them can one comprehend their wonderful value. —Most of them are variations of the fashionable tube-like silhouette. Others daringly flare at the bottom. And, still others, adhere to the conservative belted mode. Deep collars of beaver, caracul, platinum and black fox add smartness and warmth to many of these wraps, and the sleeves are cuffed with fur or self-material. Attractively lined over warm in- —Fashion’s favorite shades—Brown, Navy, Kitt Fox and, of course, black. Kann’s—Second Floor. —Black Leatherette Cats, red trimmed, 17 inches tall. $1.00 our regular price. Spe- cial, 69c. —Black Cat Organs, at 49c each. —Our Big Special Novelty Lanterns, such as ghosts, devils, skeletons, pumpkins and many others at 10c each, or $1.00 dozen. —Extra Special, a Pumpkin Lantern on wheels, regu- larly 25¢, for 10c. —Musical Pumpkin, wooden toys, at 25¢ each. —Felix the Cat, a great novelty and one the children love, $1.49, $1.95, $2.45. —Twistum, the Halloween Cats, a big n‘ve]ty and very new, at $100. © " Three Home Nee_d Sugg_estions . importation. Open replace broken ones. floral border with handles. Specfally BRISSALL s b bans 1 . Z1 Oval Vegetable D —Fifty-plece Dinner Set, our own stock, mitting you to add new pieces or Pretty deep $37.98 —in the set you will find: —8 Fruit Plates —8 Soup Pla =1 Covared DUk —1 12.nch M 1, J2inch Moat —1 Bugar Bowl —1 Bauce Boat Third Floor. per- gold | —MecDougall kitchen cabinets, The most modern labor-saver the house- wife can have in her home. One of our most attractive oak models, equipped fully for sparoment ‘and nome. PO, 00 Specially priced at.. Club n $5. 00 down and $1.00 per Wi Oval Laundry Baskets—made of heavy bleached willow with two side handles, and reinforced e —— ot o e T v