Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1923, Page 26

THE EVENING BTAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 326, 1923. Lk ‘—By BUD FISHER THe COUNT OF Mme,-nurr..' s My “fwnene Do S n::_'r You nnn:b w HoBokenN SLIPPED NEW PET. AND 50’ Yo: gg,p ‘l:‘e? fl:h:‘!.\:(r 3 c 2 e ? ME THS GOAT CHeAP To keeP ' / YOUR Room? OH, He's For A PReseAT ALL A& EATS \S USED TV T AND T CALLS IT TIN CANS AND f Now! EH, At} DAL G RAGS! ’ Pet! “Onys Pointex” Week Nov.26th to Dec. 1st only At Your Favorite. Store | / ! | I, | ove 3 ATS, Prof. Fischer con-gembezzlements and “inside” thefts, | men. There is no trace in his person | FORMER WIF ove Ana yses DY SCRermanm, i i s, ol it | s s het BAm o | o, '8 e, 2oy, o, U SO BARON P uiis ol alssmwhars turn (5| o 1o ‘e'is owers test- | AGAIN SUES FOR DIVORCE 1 Schermann | Schermann as a matter of routine for n ¥y moment, in any Four Christmas Gift Speciais in Gral)’lologist’ U'lca'l'lily True&‘“"““"“ s @ cal revision of [information concerning persons they 3 Snitiant i hat the || “Onyx™ Silk Hosiery what is considered ntifically p t 1 1 dentlal posi- By the Associated Press. ((ersd scisntifically oe | want to smplo; SIS e ot o e e SO For this week only, “‘Onyx'" dealers throughout : 5 1 whethe 5 o 2 J i i v ewig, Whitefi o try are offering the four regular ““Onyx’” . N . » Skepticnl Attitude. lcan tell whether the prospective em- | % Mary Ludewig, Whitefish Bay, “no! the coun y Onyx’"{ Polish Marvel Also Successful in Prevent- ro. m & o Sthermann ploye or business partner is relluble. claims to be the former wife of stockings listed below, at most unusual prices. All myself turned me from an utter| iy’ (i ‘anzibus parents of younk | Orovicm on i Baron Alexander Von Schenck of these stockings are full-fashioned, of pure thread 1 NP 9 o eople or to me d wome e - Casel, in e cipa of eSRe- S v ir i ing Suicides and Murders by Detect- |3’ | e s the ten | hroving their Tot. o | There Is u pileeimnge o | e, i e Principality of Heste- silk. _ Every pair is perfect. ing Motives in Handuwriting. 1 in an 1a pass unchal- Under Moral Hestraint. | Ehna anartn 2 - = a A - = e " . S Hoeea. " o But the list of his achievemen S herae Jitorce Taule No. 255 — with lidle reinforced No. 350— All silk_from top to First of all T ot R Rl o Shie alieged heclsoleand top.Biack §] O 1o¢ Black and 15 2 6 summarize al usen {00 et e spun out o and 30 colors . - - .~ de wiher calors . -+ -.. . S2,68 A | One common fenture of t c | 3 v for flhu B transferred 3 1 ay. perhaps, science will | P 2 ments must be apparent to prvice often . - . L, Swecial Corresponde explanatio T 7| There runs throughout . 1 £his | DTonEnt e nuls No. 120-20—Lisle top §] T No. PC — Al sk, lace clock and the North Ame To 1 p d 4D (belig recox” | work a s en | own D : mi consid- | Mar hine D outsizehose intik.only - A+ 7 hose in a variety of & paper Alllance. ress - nd that has adopt- | mMoralistic xtra - able g 5 designs. Black only . : - Fmann is of Dolish [not only in th : e One day 1 showed Rafael Scher- esult R i N B in_that of moralist mann 4 post card received . F g Jf Schermann's analyses, | He 4 tremendos ey fiting_expresses the man o T T ot b | responsibility. He regards his gift ; nips || (Copyrignt. 1 by No r o 5 gy d 5 informed | thing 1 cove - T Sc benefit of humanity at 1z boasta that he never D i the application to re- Pidoid i anatume the fundamental hu-| He is the most easil . |who will borrow any 3 i WasheRvd 5 GArCULe « aper B 0 c! love ends! he kindest, the simple: a e flh 3 have. ) « y. i mee | oot besone ® mip I2 Nens [ehiiations of lors mud Grlenasbin e kipgeit tha simolbet musnsred e inepain o Hav ; ' for Christmas Gifts frequently will man who wrote this had met a very strong fw on on soul with what kind of person, e r. se and what = s P I said, “1 don't ptely as | not, und his prognoses in this respect ariably abaped i work S Ly it s W] OF WASHINGTON I T hanksgiving Special Scientints. Has Prevented yours and mine— important as th uc ain S ann. estify in ing still more am. is ermann frowned and stared into ¢ 4 I con- cumen in sensing plans 2 e N the stance with his « s half b x enti = g 1 s of suleide. 1 have seen H y b st ) a if letters in which people lav- | { an erb’ rar an h Juntry : ur < ressions of gratitude on him ! vour first ith Sche c . s CLOSED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH ; | arKs y vou begin e ) = Is Unexplained. RO b oy g e LA he do it? I don't know. |g s ; ns. | know < sc he S n in helping to | 5 ow Neithe, Sc 2 i me a regular kar n P records in Vienna \ X of Prague, a psye and other mid-European cities. Most P true, and who 1tal reput ., who has spectacular are his achievements in i perie expr s xperimented with Schermann for the way of disentangiing forgeries, 7 ALUMINUM W.&J. SLOANE || secrom TRRY | %%%%@Rs 1508 H STREET, N. W. . A ’ - i . . Sl (opposite the Shoreham) Tuxedos A ! [ g ey ] An Important Feature of our / i DU“NGMARTIN [Q ORRECT for any social function 121512117 F Street Eightieth Anniq)ersary Sale —whether it be formal or infor- | ! and l}l‘ (.o;}slb‘ C‘i’ ng mal—Clothes that set you off from The holiday season is just beginning and at this time we call the common garden variety—Clothes your attention to many beautiful as well as practical and useful of quality are here at a low price. articles which are included in our Eightieth Anniversary Sale. Many suggestions for ideal Christmas gifts, whose presence in the household are a continued source of satisfaction and $ 4 content, are displayed on our floors. You will find rich, lovely Oriental and Domestic rugs— ! Furniture, moderately priced, carefully made, correctly de- \ \ signed—a great variety of objects, each one a beautiful, prac- Cutaways, $50 tical and lasting gift. e ' Our stock is large, its range great, and the scale of our prices Cause for Real is exceptionally low. . . | sl‘.nny.fi.de.d‘\ DESIRABLE ORIENTAL RUGS | | 1 - lLwinier 15 1n » In scatter sizes Smaller sizes ranging from $25 to $50 Six Hundred and Fifty * Height-of-Fashion In the Division of MODERATELY PRICED FURNITURE Take the family— @ We can offer many suggestions, embracing Sults and Overcoats ‘ )I?(:ixcregl?illlct!r:;l.mo’a for Ifyou prefer, rentabun- OCCASIONAL CHAIRS $35.00up SMOKING STANDS. . $17.50 up galow and enjoy your READING STANDS . . 1500up SEWING CABINETS, . 22.50 up own rose garden. TEA WAGONS. . . . 2500up CONSOLE TABLES . . 30.00 up Santa Fe superior service BUTTERFLY TABLES . 33.50up GATE LEG TABLES. . 40.00 up - and scener]y—plus Fred and other Tables and Small Pieces in endless variety ancootederghttol tipthere. It is impossible in the space of this advertisement to give an Four Daily Trains y sdleqgare $ekct dha Diasmty st dhyscocak s st aadion. A Superb Assortment of Fabrics and Models Sold From $30 to $40 Pullzens i Grend Coron Ne- We therefore urge you to see the display on our floors, to ex- 2 9 PS Will gladly arrange detaile C. Smith, Gen. Agent amine the articles critically —all without feeling under the ] G, © Dillard Dist. Pass, AReht, A-T. & 8. F. Ry. 602 Finance Bdg., Philadelphla, Pa. slightest obligation to purchase. N Phone: ‘ocust 6434 STORE CLOSED ALL DAY ; "4 }Ia Our Establshment lsopen 1 iyRgpAY, NOV. 29tk | 7ent paid to all shipping y "d w ” the waJ’ every day from & to 530 (THANKSGIVING DAY) points in the United Beates Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries an Assurance of Satisfaction