Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 26

It's a Fact— EUY your shoes at wholv ale prices—m a retail “It‘s a fact that Beck-Hazzard shoes at $4 are selling at i retail for less than many ! shoe dealers pay for equal : quality in wholesale lots. , Weevenfound dealerswho were buying shoes in our . own stores and reselling ¢ them at $5 and $6. Every one of our stores (75 in New York, many elsewhere) ofiers you new, smart stylesin un- limited variety, with quick, courteous, in- telligent service, And no shoes priced higher than $4. W Fi A Tttt around the corner. ECK __ ! ZZARD SHOES %.:z. E R 1012 7eh S, ~exhausts you so that you are more tired in the moruing than when you went to bed. Dr. King's New Discovery stops_caughing by gently stimulating the mucous mem- branes to throw off clogging se- cretions. It has 2n agreeable| 1aste. All drug- gists, R “3"’3"‘ STATE ORDERS LIST i | Manufacturers in Pennsylvania | Checked Up to Determine Al- leged Leakage of Product. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 2.—In line with Gov. Pinchot's suggestion for halting bootlegging actlvities, federal prohibition agents today be- gan a check-up on,.the permits of manufacturers of aleohol under gov- ernment license. All manufacturers in the eastern Pennsylvania district were ordered last night to send a list of their customers to the office of Reuben B. Sams, divisional enforces ment chief, who declared that much of the denatured alcohol manufac- tured by these plants has found its way into the hands of bootleggers. In & recent raid on a moonshine plant, Sams said, prohibition agents had found twelve barrels of denatured alcohol and receipts indicating that the plant used between 150 and 200 barrels a month. Manufacturers whose activities are found to be questionable, it was said, would have thelr permits revoked pending further investigation. NEW WRANGEL ISLAND COLONISTS AMPLY EQUIP- PED TO MEET PERILS walls of slate, insuring a plentiful water supply close at hand. The long sand pit across the harbor was strewn with driftwood, assuring Agsnak u building material and fuel. Though it was 6 o'clock when we said good-bye to Aggnak—and we had put in a hard day—we still had a full night's work ahead of us. Wells' colony had to be established ¢ was an important factor. Just vond the shore lead was the ice pack. One stiff southerly wind would throw the whole fleld of ice against Wrangel Island, and we would be bottled up in the harbor. We | had to buck through that fifty miles of ice before we would be in lost hour lessen- ed_the chances ur escape. We put in the night landing Wells and his party with their equipment. e was provided with meteorolozical instruments with which to ‘take weather observations and the means j for making a survey the island, I left him with the equipment proportion colonists. Skins as Cotlixion Mats. One mere task had to be accom- plished before we dared venture into the pack. Our bow had to be re- paired—it had been stores and s the other that leakage through prung” seams should be stopped by binding walrus hides about the bow the accomplishing it from When the damage had | been repaired our vesscl presented a blunted. but v the tough hide: f blubber, mat in our c tcounter with the pack At 6 o'clock on the 23d of Augi ) ‘Remember WE PAY DAILY BALANCES 2% 3% 4% monthly. interest accounts terly. nually. R Gy R T interest on checking accounts on daily balances — compounded interest’ on special savings cer- tificates — compounded semi-an- EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY THE MUNSEY- TRUST CO. Munsey Building on ordinary savings — compounded quar- Pa. Ave., Bet. 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. “Built Likea Skyscraper” AT LAST!—ahigh gradecabinct safc for office, storeand home, at a reasonable price. Now made possible byquantity production. Not the heavy, old-fashioned safe, but handsome, roomy, con- venient. Protects records and valuables against fire and thieves. You need this protection and now can afl’orfl it. Phonc or write for booklct today., PORTABLE VAULT Made by the Makers of- *Built Like.a-Skyscraper" Steel Letter Files ‘Wooed Files and Filing Supplies 605 13th St. N.W. Phone Main 8688-9 OF ALCOHOL BUYERS | nteen miles further to the west. | the | help of the{ L we said Eskimos. began agaln, and as we slipped out of the harbor we sounded our whistle and dipped our flag in token of fare- Wells and the Eskimos stood on the shore waving. south into the ice pack I looked back well. through had left ing on the shore in just that way- brimming With self-confidence, 100! ing forward to a busy, hapby future. How tragically destiny had thwart THE EV good-bye to Wells and the | them! The throb of the enine 1 one. By As we heudedl my glasses and saw them 7 ars before, w isel, thé Silver Wa: Ada and the four men stan oad from p stretch ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, } - the present occasion with that past clreumstances, 1 suffer the fate of thelr predecessors. Sall Cantiously Away. First we slipped past a few sentinel fragments on_the skirts of the pack, then entered the pack itself, turning, | zig-; -zagging, to avoid the lars busy as ants about: their new homes. | able shope fon Sre . Soory able shape ® My mind slipped back to s L farewell; two 3 expedition v nother | miniature icebergs, the | ed; others composites frozen together. some bluish and some earth-covered s' far as the eye could reach, | Sometime: NOVEMBER 2, 1923. e —— e could not help contrasting | they are startlingly Beautiful, casting | out of Wrangel we sighted the lights dnd o fews :a;g n-]e rays and’ shining with a|of Nome. Ada had been alternately Thk"l"finr‘»l-awn gt 6 ool hing the clock and ing the lyepen < e Bt that day thev wers boon Hids ‘ : "15 fhsscisdls ualyaclos "l;llr‘\\l n the customs | den. A dismal fog closed down about | 9€¢ e L e ar! our little ship, shutting out our last|whieh 1 had given her she had made Do the Whdnue: Tetand of tra | herself a new skirt. When she saw autiously we 2 x ahead at half speed and soon ran in & HEhEshe erisd OfF o thd abin we had fixed for her, a “Jack-pot”"—the rn term fo T cakes.'a lead to which the 5 no outlet. donned the skirt, with one of = shirts, and tied a red ribbon, trea oncetvs (It Jwan like a.little lake with or Some are like | one entrance. Eventually ured from the candy box, into h rL le and Maurer black braids. ere there, with Ada’s sister high and turret-|ered this outler and tiod o and tiea "up "¢ When she came back she climbed to | Eskimo friends of veveral cakes| Next morning the fog lifted and|the pilot hou nd stayed there, her Crow i ; Some pure white, | from the masthead 1 siw open leads |cyes glued on the nearing lights, u B e ot o “1" Stlen United State; to the south. Luck was with us, In|til we dropped anchor in the roadway ilent, white-f. they |three days we hdd fought clear of the ' a mile off shar the dark our quiet for { pack ana ers. 1" Word had gone forth that we were |lLullie. Wt On the sixth day ' comir Nome was watching for us, My old fr ewspaper A When you'purchase an article at any store of this grocery group, you know that it is guaranteed to be of the quality for which you pay. And again---you know, if that article is not ‘right’, your money will be refunded instantly, without discussion---without quibbling. INVEST TO-DAY! le we had anchored | leading citizen, stepped forward and out’ the town. |put out his, hand as the launch nearly - midnight | grounded, aunch took us into | I, turned to the was crowded | ing beside me = That was enough. women, began (g «cry. softly. Ad sister pressed her way through the crowd, threw her arms about Ada and the two girls stood there, clutching each other and sobbing. At last, in silent groups, * I ple drifted no possible combination of felt. could my colonists skimo girl stand: 1 cet Ada,"” They knew. rm 0 one sy sound was 4 friends’ wh R e flat; still others are|ice cake for the might. THE END. ximity to the shore, when the sun is settin: These Special Week-end features are authentic price barometers of our general line SCOTT’S SWEET CIDER With That APPLE Tang! 1,-Gal. 25:_47° DIAMOND Size. 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