Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 36

CATHOLIC SHRINE GETS MANY JEWELS Costly Offermgs Ald Immacu- fate Conception Edifice, Now Building. Catholics here and abroad have sent S0 many gems and e us their offer- tugs toward the ghrnishment of the Na- tional Catholic Shrine of the Immacu- | ! late Conception mow being erected at versity, the crypt of which n completed, thut a large na's . 4 voun md an ol ol m rimmed spec- tacl the strange gifts that have 1 sv. Dr. Bernard A. McKenna, Bishop Thomas J. Shah; fallen the du to §7,000,000 wh complete the chur Largest or garnets Nugget as Gift. n in Colorado soldler in }Ha Ingersoll Thomas, ite Charles Inger- and_widow of s of West River, this city, dled England, October _\m\‘ roof prep:md to giv l roof a vl‘m“u‘x g anl t's tinners are iten the your “overhead. 25 Give us o call now MAURICE J. COLBERT Heating — I’lumln'ng‘—Tinning Pho Mal 621 |F Street jgic Mot —.lIlllIlIlIIlIlIIIIIIlIlllllIllllllllllllllllll' Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into “Flu” Rub on Good Old Musterole That cold.may turn into “ worse, l’ncumoun care of it at once. Musterole on _the parts and see how it brings relief. e merely congestion. de from pure oil of , menthol and i coun- ter-irritant which i cir- clps break up the cold as the messy old mus- oes the work without ( | | | "“To Mothers: ‘flu‘lzmh is now made in milder form for babies l SEEKS THE POSSESSION OF WARD, 3230 000 HEIR L. W. McEwen of Okluhoma. Al- leges Ignorant Boy Was Wrong- fully Taken From Home. L. W. McEwen of Bristow, Okla, applied yesterday to the District § nnum Court for a writ of habei ecure possession of hils v Hawkins, venty years carried on the of the Oklahoma Indians as a Yfreedman,” and to be entitled to a fortune of $250,000. Porter Mann is alleged to huw taken the vouth from his home ma November and to o brought Bim to Washing- Chiof Justice McCoy fssued lho writ and directed Mann ta have { court Friday, and to show cu be should not be returned to W ho he is his duly appoint uardi Through Attorney Frank E. Elder|== the petitioner literate _and b ys the youth is il- o fear that Haw- ki ¥ be heid in custody until he Te h ty next January and d to part with his pr THE EVENING STAR , WASHINGTON, D. BOOTLEG PLOT CHARGED. Six Colored Moen and a Woman Face Criminal Court. One woman and six men, all colored, were placed on trial yesterday before Justice Bailey and a jury in Criminal Diviston 1 to_answer an indictment for conspiracy. They are alleged to ‘have formed un agreement to violate the na- tional prohibition act through the eale of bootleg whisky. The indictment in this case is the first to be returned in this district in the effort of the en- forcement unit to secure penitentiary sentences for bootleggers. Those accused are Blanche Brown, Lawrence Hall, Edward Blackwell, Clar- e Brannan, Willlam Wright, John ’hoenix and James Braxton. The gov- ernment claims they were carrying on an_extensive traffic in Intoxicants. The prosecution is said to have grown out of n | the death of George MacDonald, No- vember 24 last, from alleged poisoned liquor. Assistant U. 8. Attorney Kelly is conducting the prosecution. Don’t Spoil a Good | Meal With a Bad Stomach | It 13 really & pitiful sight to see 8o many thousands of people worrying about what they can eat and what they can't eat. Dyspeptics, they call themsolves, but they . | stretcli the_imagination when they ‘do It. e left last nb.m] e speaks today cention of and Grant Coll of Agriculture before the N ssociation of ecretar. n chinery with the u. bron: from one to four week people need to make them healthy, The stomach of a dyspeptic i3 overworked and run down. It needs belp to digest the food, but more than that it needs a prescrip- tion ‘that wili cleanse, renovate, strengthen and put elasticity juto the stomach walls, MI-ONA e preserption that will do this and do 1t 30 wum‘;‘ly that you'll wonder why you dido’t try it before. » and distress after 1s undoubtedly the given to the pub- ch diseases. Leading druggiste everywhers and Peoplen Drug Stores Mi-0-Na"on the money back OU don't have to wonder what's | bringing the crowds to this store! It's Butler's easy pay- ment plan—as start- ling as it is satisfac- tory! Butler's big terms and little pay- ments are made to fit vour purse! Just select what you need in clothing—for every member of the family! Ladies’ Coats. . . . Ladies’ Dmm s $26.75 $14.75 ' $27 50 C, WEDNESDAY, NOVE ! le Hechs Co. Seventh at F ' g MBER 1 4, 1923, _ The Hechs Co. Seventh at F The Heche Co, Nine Handsome Dining Room Suites In @ Sample Sale The handsome Queen Anne suite illustrated above is in American walnut, with solid walnut posts; it includes a 60-inch buffet, an oblong extension table. a semi-inclosed china cabinet and inclosed server, five side and one master chair with real leather seats. Regularly $365, now $295 Also in mahogany. Sheraton Period lines distinguish this suite of ten carefully constructed pieces in rich American walnut. There are two ‘The end of the linel This is as far as we gol When we have left on our floors the last of any one line we are anxious to dispose of it quickly. That is why we are offering the nine suites illustrated here far below their regular prices! Here’s your chance, if you have been think- ing of dressing up your dining room. Or ii vou are furnishing a new home. These are superior quality suites; the kind you are proud to own. Thanksgiving Dinner —will soon be served! The great American holiday is not far off. What occasion is more: appropriate to refurnish the scene of the fam- ily gathering! Some of these suites are a bit marred or a little shop worn; but without loss to their appearance and value. Georgian is the design suggested on the right. The 66-inch, 8-legged buffet, a grill-front china cab- of these suites. price is certainly noteworthy. Regularly $352, now $265 Two-Tone American Walnut A beautiful ten-piece suite in pleasing lines, as can be seen from the pieces sketched. The two-toned wood gives an at- mosphere of elegance and rich- ness. A very desirable suite. Reqularly $480, now $375 The saving at this inet, an oblong extension table, an inclosed server, five side and a master chair complete the suite Regularly $417, now $285 Italian Renaissance A delightful period design in rich American walnut. The suite includes a buffet, china cab inet, an oblong extension table. a server, five side and one master chair. Regularly $268, now $195 Antique Mahogany Dull American Walnut This delightful Queen Anne suite includes a 60-inch mirrored buffet, an oblong extension table. an inclosed server, a china cabi- net, five side chairs and a master chair. in Queen Anne style, as:shown by the sketch; a 60-inch buffet, an oblong extension table, an inclosed server, a china cabinet, five side and a master chair. S i don o T G ¢ g',,,,, 52450 | migzl ]i'l'm”.l s &) Boys $6.98 |l [ o | 1, (R ||l|||fl\. Overcoats. G’ §7.98 w i . TP Coats. ... Regularly $267.50, now $190 Regularly $350, now $280 For the Breakfast Room An artistically painted little breakfast room suite is here in- dicated; it includes a convenient server, a drop-leaf table and four chairs to match. The sketch cannot indicate its daintiness and charm. ‘Regularly $79.50, now $69.75 At a Moderate Price For the small room this five- piece suite is most adaptable. 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