Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1924, Page 14

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1924 COOLIDGE FACES NEW |THE THRILL THAT COMES ONCE IN A LIFETIME. —BY WEBSTER. TEST WITH JOHNSON | HEWM_T\ \ \\\ “] ”, W /— / //_ //4 ‘ COUGH ls YOUR |{ South Dakota Primary To.mon'ow . t}g‘t&ifii.fl.g 'fizl‘.’;&ge_‘,&’:‘::;‘:g‘:' 7fie ; § | - i Uncomplicated by Third HE WO‘-“—DTC"’ ue ANI; 57«;:.6375” = DANGER SIGNAL} Condidate ! e R ] (=R STRANGE COMPAMY- Ect ROUTE To A SAY, READ Tr G and 11th Sts. The Shopping Center Established 1877 |ISSUE CALLED “CLEAR CUT"| PICNIC — AMD By THE TIME THE BASKETS |, ONE ABouT TH Chronic cov and persistent colds |} | UL - WERE UNPACKE O HE WOUL.D HAVE A PARLOR BLACKSMITH 4 A \ ou s 2 e € W 25 i BLONOE ALL "o HIMSELF, AMD SHE WHO WAS UNABLE | ane J 8 |Strong Oposition 10, MaAdoo : wouLD HAVE TRADED HER FAM For 1] To fuT v RiGHT = ; g i i Among Democrats. { j HisS COLLEGE @i, \F A FAIR-LOOKER I\ over TH PLATE A 1 e N M O~ THE 5TREET HAPPENED To GLANCE . famed - membranes and { X B AT HIM HARO HE WOULO Rum UP AND ( o or-all mlm“:’. llrug!‘ cre sif s . D., March ' SEIZE HER BY THE HAMD, AND CoMNINCE ! T - s the Ereatest heating agency for | HER THAT THEY HA.D MET. AND HE ! g Just one week after their “battle of | the treatment : coughs and || ballots” in North Dakota President ALWAYS, GOT AWAY WITHIT T00- falesiand ol roat and || ooo1igge and Senator Hiram Johnson | . i’ addition to ere ||| of California will contest in the re- Slervents yyhich I an presidential preference pri- ing . ! : — : oAl mary in South Dakota tomorrow. - 1 / wh the 2 hé l|] This time the will be no third . / G ¢ i Gty the hidod i S as was furnished 3 L i | e 3 g that lead to con- o . | A5 i m llette in North Da- LN . L ! i 5 1 I\ in both the Cool- camps has been eur cut” between the Featuring the sort of dependable, needed merchandise at low prices that will prove most satisfying. New Spring Apparel, New Accessories, New Wash Goods, New Things for the Thrifty Housewife. A complete size range and complete assortments. Shop Tuesday to your Profit. Democratic Race. = While major interest attaches to lieved after the republican presidential indorse- Tections 2 nt, the democratic field also will ol b nt, the democratic field also w witness a contest, & group of dele- — = gates pled being opb FOR RENT | labor parties com- \\ > 2 E \ 5 >, t following. Under THE VERNON Kot primar: e 1774 U St. NW. 5 Rooms and Bath Recently n :d_Throughout 2 SERECH : Modern b Hedges & Middleton, Inc. e e ey e, | [ i | | | ent Coolidge, with the ’ et : ! I I Realtors state convention indorsement, is the 7 - | E - the republican et. while Senator | 775 A\ - i 11 [ 11T ! < ; 1 Johnson is in the independent col- ‘ Guaranteed First Quality Lately Called “Fiber Silk” Stamped “Real Milanese” Guaranteed First Quality | The republican. democratic and rmer-labor parties each have can- Kayser’s name is associated with = . Gloves the perfection of style, fin- With the feature that appeals in iidates in the majority and minority ish and fit. The new Lisle Gloves liigh coat Hose= fashioned bools —the —2 buttons' with embroidered trim ankle is assured. While fiber backs—are here in grays, covert, the gloss of Silk is combined with white and black. Sizes 6/t0/7% in’ superior wear. Sizes 8); to 10 in columns, but the republicans alone | have filed in the independent colunm The minority ns of the ic and the farmer-labor tic al, forming the “fusion” oratoMical efforts have | g S ///, GEORGE ADE's FABLES : . === | 3 2= Z 77 / ! marked the campaign. Senator John- Z // i) Z e IM SLAMG FIRST son ended a week's tour of the state 7 7 7 0 ) S i at Yankte aturday night, while S 7 7 // 2y : = : former Secretary of { |7 as winding up a pro- | clusive. sunset, banana, polo, nude and black. z. ng tour at Mitchell. | o X ¥ wo Che_ck germs FRENCH AUDIENCE | TWO KILLED IN DUEL. |STUNT FLYER FALLS ’i:i’:".‘f.zj‘::f.‘";.“l"‘;.‘i‘l‘.‘:: C pr C pl' Thecity’s dust, by irritating the ) . s | sopemes kv, w1 | fatal. Witnesses said the rung of the Erh;ff'{scffiimb:’gmifgd&"lzf; Bmyc-;le Rider Given Unusual Ova- ; LQ’\‘L 11»:i~r_ly_;‘?:..? ,‘:; 4 Girl Daredevil Tried to Leap From‘ L::m.. which she “ \‘\::-g’ broke, throats. Protect your throat tion After Plucky Feat at ;:gzrh::ipr:t G ¢ Speeding Automobile to ! q i with Formamint. All druggists Paris Match. e conaty i : Aircraft Overhead. T e i i tne Palais Royal—Basement Store. Palais Royal--Basement Store. and persons. iports received here n 1o the plan s e > Both are said to have had rela e 2 s the Associated Press i tives in the “Clayhole voting ho heduled to do the “dance PARIS, March 24.—Karl Wittig, the |battle two years ago. Pre of death’ p of a wing. Her home Va. ILLING THROAT TABLELS first German bicycle rider to appear | JUSKFElS over politleal activits led JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 24— s in Newport New It Seems As Though To avoid infection, dissolve @ | at the Taris Velodrome since the |0 U1 KIlIng it was reported ALSICons aaturt et Téoae - . = Formamint tablet in the mouth world war, was given a cordial re- | e | Srtonsinduries 1ats yestseday, when | A textilc cleaner. cutter and bu Euery Woman Wants One of every one or two hours ceptlon by the Paris public vester-| Gatun Locks Overhauled. e e aat sl s L g i she had just leaped from a Spee = day. | M2 24—Work of over- | 3 P Peeding | jietry and is now on the market. ¥ the Acsociated Press. | haps to his motor = Syl . o S OT DA he Blister—Easier, Quicker | kept on riding and went B e R J it = - = o = cks | >, here. She succeeded in seizing th o P cize: it ~ o, At first the G o =) & tun locks in Panama It comes in ral sizes with A. C. Don t Fllss wlth greated | coolly ah momenine vaS|canal was completed Saturday. automobile at Pablo Beach. near and D. C. or universal motors, %t i vous, he took the track in the faee ' 'iuf what evidently was convinced Mustard Plasters!| oo osa Sidenly” s convines! ® | The crowd. however, warmed up to i 2 Musterole Works Without the 2 Snomnrat off several m [ eaders in the race There's no sense in mixing a mess of | of courage. He w. cheered | mustard, flour and water when you can he finished third in a field of —— i easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness | uis AR e s g i with’ a little clean. white Musterole, i beaton. pesuedih Musterole is made of pure oil of hen shattered tra- - = ; mustard and other helpful ingredients. | i} calling upon Wittls to do = — H combined in the form of the presen extra lap “fo = S white ointment. It takes the place of or Botor,” somethin mustard plasters. and will not blister. Musterole usually gives prompt refief | | from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, “ croup, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, |, 2 d- z | o . headache, 2stion, pl Y, rhe =4 g £ . e s R cooks in 3 to 5 minutes | | /i bratees: chilbiains, Trosted Tect, ‘Colds of | Lerma ently | s 2 Makes Oats the Quickest Breakfast | | And No Wonder, the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). 16718 Uon secorde ; t £ Wh Styl To Mothers: Musterole is also | Of Switzerland, who rode \ Your grocer now has 2 styles of Quaker | 2 en otyte, Jio Methers: upterc s felo0 ’kilz-mvuzrs. o meters i il — : \ Oats—QUICK QUAKER and regular Workmanship i i | | | | H 1 babies and small children. Euakcr Oats, the kind you've always and Price k *hi ¥ S nown. i A Ask for Children's Musterole. L ot A brealifust uitks -tk for Aie Considered. HAS 20 PER CENT DEFlCITg N\ sl R Cooks in half the time of coffee — 35c and 63c, in jats and tubes. | 3 scarcely longer than simple toasted bread. Rains and Frosts Reduce Acreage : Same plump oats as regular Quaker | . 3 E Oats. But cut before flaking, rolled very Sports models in wool checks and tweeds, thir. and cooked — smatler flakes 1., . e il i Urged to Replant. Jiuid :;'ok’;‘:,'}'g"_. that’s the only difference. - | strictly tailored models in single and double £y the Assoeiatell Pros All that rare Quaker flavor.” All the joy i breasted boyish models. March 24.—Among | /Z\8 of hot breakfasts without bother or delay. ] ed by the winter floods | i They are cleverly fashioned by a maker Flfi;[’y-';nwllii‘jmgd’fif?sp et of 5 ”"ii:”a’.\, F.'zi‘.?"':prehgg | : G ! who knows the importance of a smart collar, a ’ { Eround preparcd last fall towld hot | \ ; | tailored cuff. Tan with Brown, Tan with Blue. People Notice Tt —Drive|us "ine nas Gantacranie por- | =Y ; i guaier Qe | Misses’ sizes only, 16 to 38, at $10.00. Them Off with Dr. Ed- e tion of the ground seeded was laid wards’ Olive Tablets of Growing Crop—Farmers i { waste by the successive {re un- s Palais Roval—Basement Store jusual in France 1 A campaign is under way to in- uce the farmers to recuperate the 0 per cent shortage by spring sow- | A pimply face will not embarrass you ng, in order that France may not much longer if you get a package of | receive another blow in the form of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin hades o wlicst atitaad “on Khe | e e : ' : New Silks and Cotton Crepes Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver | with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the | = successful substitute for calomel; = 2 Sls there’s no sickness or pain after (aking! New—Standard at $1.50 yard—Because of a misprint them. | g | —in some part of the piece; you can save seventy-two Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that / (72) cents in the cost of every yard. And, while silk and which calomel does, and st s t \ %) { i i in iy et e mbth T ey | N / : cotton, you find the same designs and colorings as safe instead of severc and irritating. H . 7 J H high-cost Silk Crepes. No one who takes Olive Tablets is| N 7 # i . ’ ever cursed with a “dark brown taste,” i 5 A Palais Royal—Basement Store a bad breath, a dull, listiess, “no good” | / feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. . i Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compeund mixed il lole "ot Sui)| - CONNECTICUT ' . ' iy frmasaly ofrective resuit T aks one oF Ready for Occupancy two nightly for a week. Sée how much ?emrgy——o;m‘ el ADJOINING Cathe.’ 3,250 yards just received—full pieces and mill ends C |Be Careful What You dral Mansions, —of 32-inch Zephyr Ginghams, 36-inch White-Stripe Yd . . these attractive i e e . . Wash Your Hair With e ;, i Dimities, Dress and Plisse Crepes. 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