Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 38

38 il THE NG & SHI %y ' ; : 1924, K.OFC.DEDICATION | Abe Martin Says: HELD WITHOUT POPE’ Pontiff Feared Attendance Would Be Interpreted as Leaving Vatican, Report. 300 Boys’ 79¢ to $1 Easter Caps Two for $1 New spring styles, of all-wool and part-wool suitings, rich tweeds and cassimere, also of all-wool navy blue serge; sizes Gig to 7. 80 Boys’ $2 and $2.50 Flannel Shu‘ts, $1 U. S. CARDINALS OFFICIATE | 4 Should be in ever: = Be / - ) 7 household. Ttmeans: Edward L Tearn, General Commis- sioner, Received in Audience. lflIlelfiD BUI NI'II‘R l‘()UAl,I I) (:()l[)l NBI‘R 'S ORIGINAL guaran! t dm; Try!hmu;-:’ JAQUES CAPSULE co. ‘ 3 PLATTSEURG. . Y. ally attributed to might be interpreted territory Therefore to !4.(\4 STONELEIGH COURT CAFE | Conn. Ave., Corner L St. \Ve can’t be a gentleman these Special Table d'Hote Service times without people wonderin’ || 6-Course Dinner (6 to 8) what w e're up to. $1.25 Th' trouble with Hm in th’ | PONY DINNER, $1.00 theee. : ancheon, 85 For Tomorrow — Friday Only — Wonderful Values in Every Spring Need for the Boys 7 Also regular a l1 earte service Right before Easter, when every boy requires a new outfit, comes odr nnlquv Dollar Day for Boys—with almost unbelievable barg - your confidence, an’ your watch | Yaiir Eratronage 12 invited one of these wonderful items—and come early for first choice. Come expecting to find the most remarkable Dollar Day “;(n ngs md’;,u an’ money Il take care o’ them- this store has yet produced. i | selves. = To prevent dealers from buying, we reserve the right to limit quantities. No mail, phone or C. 0. D. orders accepted for Dollar Day Ttems. " lere’s a hunch, girls—by th’lf| Offi Space Over $10500 worth of new Spring aud and_wearables specially purchased below the regular wholesale cost for this cvent |time a young man is ready t || ce dpa make every thriity Washington mother want to in this sale. \ For Rent in the | settle down an’ git married, he’s Quantities are listed in each item—no more when lots are sold out. We advise carly shopping. | thro’ with prunes fer life. Dent o1 3¢ 600 Boys’ $l.50 —-—_’————.—\ e 400 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits and :,,m\‘\.»kt s ‘;‘.”x‘«‘l‘i‘d‘é.\’ifi . Khaki Flapper Suits .l Art <111il(\'~ got a middlej‘ w,‘fi-:‘,:'"h:;,"fi:"; C‘::{,‘:}: All WOO] O P t S g S .t = ne-rants derge duUiIts With Cap Here’s the Plan: | o {is goin’ t’ do, 3| name he's goin’ t’ use if he ever ||| convenient location. Reason- With the purchase of one of these Two- $ Be® careful where you place 260 Boys’ $1.50 Base Ball Suits I- | gits money “enough able. : |l Gardiner & Dent, Inc. Main 4884 Pants Mixture Norfolk Suits at $11.75 you may select another Two-Pants Suit or a Blue Serge Suit, any size or filwh-. for . : 140? L §t:fet NYV Both Suits for $12. 75 The Mixture Suits are Wool Tweeds, neat Cassi- meres, and Cheviots; well tailored in new Norfolk models, voke and box-pleated back: coats lined with alpaca and Albert cotton twill. A variety of dressv mixtures, in grays, tans and browns. Both pairs of knickers full lined. Sizes 8 to 17 years. EXPLAINED BY POINCARE. | Gold Sent to’ England Was Share 360 Boys’ $1 Muslin Night Shirts Two for $I Muslin ht Shirts, with V shaped ne trimmed 300 Boys’ $1.50 Straw Hats From Germany. ' The Blue Serge Suits are all-wool navy blue pure worsteds, warranted fast color. Yoke and box-pleated brafd; port : A back models: one pair of full lined knickers with each striped percale, one-pi suit: also a belt of same material with nickel buckle. for the litt fellows from & - Y0 S Ehvs OF ake ¢ Sizes 8to 17 ¥ imperfect, othe A Perfect Skin ||| 1500 Bovs 79c to $1 Two for Slight Seconds and and whenever eise the face { Perfect Quality Pair Arrested Say Rum Belongs to ORs0N clehsing, Aou il 0 . 8 § another way to keep the P A b *———" brand Blous Col. H. M. Rogers. | iply ihennty and cloar. a great variety of styl Buy the Coat for $4 fached soft collar and \;Sn Buy Two Pairs Pants for The greatest beauty expert 4 i ! styles. of neat ~lr|p(~l1 ; i it ;3‘;;,‘,?\" ;";‘, e i i et N\ cale. white madras. plain v Chetn. Mot Junior Norfolk Suits, four hat N N R B plain white and khaki. ’ 2 o ss strle voke and box-plaited ‘ 50 Junior $8 Two-Pants Norfolk Suits Sold in Complete Suits Only, $5.00 1,200 Boys’ and Girls’ Overalls and No blackheads, no blemishes ever Overall Suits, 2 for > By Edna Wallace anpfl NAME LIQUOR OWNER. i Youth n One-fourth price ;;;Sc‘r‘x’r”cxmx(\::;;‘ v Y style, with detachable ce. Sizes it white -collar and shield. ??".’:a”n S 173 BO‘S $3 & $3.50 In several pretty shades Wash Suits : of brown, with two pairs Rogers home 400 Boys’ 69¢ to $1.50 Bay the Coat for of full-lined knee pants to Somio, of the. champacs Shirts and Blouses. 3 for Buy the Knickers, match. Good quality all- sundy, the agents said, bore dot 3 sk 2 1 9 (Sold in Com- a AT VY Deone ch brought my luxuria rejects of the famous X ) Beauty Book comes with each. al Y, Red Mission in London. , . R tan . 4 Clean the skin in the best 4 t ONDON. _April 3 you know. My Fac 3 ) stripes. ill remove much extra grime wool materials. Sizes 6 to 9 years of age These are factory brand and purchased at a big price conce for this event 1 plete Suits Only, $2.00) eal Summer Norfolk boys from § to s of age. Fashion- : £ high-grade tan beach M\u! in London with Tacial [: ve, Chi- cloth and Leonard suit- b ine it g Mone , g 340 Boys’ $1.50 and fea 5 he ST $1.79 Lined Pants - Every pair of these knickerbockers are fully lined and taped to prevent nppmg Good qual:h suiting materials, i de- sirable colorings, others of s corduroy, fully lined. e st e aan These pants are sold be- Play Sults, with long duction. Sizes 7 to 16 ¥ 16 years. years. G d Sh. l' . ¢ 300 Boys’ 79¢ and $1 e mis, : s lot 15 with 1,200 Boys’ $1.39 to $2.50 I wipe a1} that clogs the skin, comes wi he injuries consist of in ar, faults that can easily be remedied dras and oxford, in whi , and ncat hed collars; sizes 7 to 16 yea Buy the Coat for $4.50. Buy Pants to Match ( O 100 Junior $10 New Easter Outfits /\\ and a Washable Waist to Match for $ | (Sold in Complete Suits Only, Three Pieccs for $5.50) Newest ~prm§z nmdc]~ i boys from 5 to 16 years of age; belted m mixtures; one pair separate washable waists colors to matcl 600 Boys’ $1.50, $2 and $2.25 “—" Shlrts Of Genuine Soisette and Other 144 Boys’ $1.50 Khaki Overall Suits School Pants out a doubt Hu Two Pairs for best we have ever New Wash Suits fi Been able to offer . Sizes 3 to 10 Years 2 ;‘_‘lci_“ cll‘hz Lo Another special purchase for this great terials are of monthly event—a large manufacturer's quality, such genuine sample line, together with regular stock. Soisette, in khaki shade, Cf high-grade materials, in- others of madr cluding Peggy cloth, Leonard / ized cotton fabric suitings, twills and many cotton pongee and others, all guaranteed fasl$ i Taienerbor ker styles. izes 8 to 16 athers perfect quality. weight kbaki cloth in Always use enough to get lasting suds after the clothes are in 0 1,260 Boys’ $1.50 tached styles, with two Khaki Pants pockets. Well made and fin- &/ R ished. Sizes 12 to 14 neck $1 measure. 360 Boys’ and Girls’ white materials. Collar at- colors. _ Choice of Oliver =1 ] r J i Twist. Middy, Duteh Daddy r I e I a Soap D and pretty novelties, vv utl t y . Colors include blue, . tan, brown, gray and combinations saves you the hardest work of washday of white and blue, white and green, white and tan. Full-cut soaks dirt out—no more hard rubbing sizes from 3 to 10 years of age. R ey its' color after frequent W ngs. Trimmings The old washday that meant hard, harmful rubbing is a thing_ of the past. Simply soaking in rich Rinso soapsuds takes the place of rub- bing—doesthehard work for you. The loosened dirt comes out easily. Even grimy places where dirt is ground-in come clean with so little trouble to you—just a light rubbing. Because Rinso dissolves com- : pletely, it rinses out thoroughly. No bits of soap left to turn your clothes yellow under the iron. ‘You need only Rinso for your Monday wash—no other soap or soap powder. It is made by the makers of Lux, the largest soap- makers in the world. It is perfect for all types of washing machines —fine in the boiler—and just wv‘;l’d:rful for soaking in set tul { Get a pat:kaze for your next wash—regular size or big new size—from your grocer. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. 480 Boys’ $1.39 to $1.50 Pajamas e’ and two piece styles. of _fine ‘ quality cotton ma- terials, in pink, blue, white, ta and lavender. Others of oufing flannel, in neat striped efitcts. Trimmed with mer- cefized cotton frogs and pearl bultons. Well made and fin- isbed. Full cut sizes from 4 to 18 years. to match. Full ‘cut sizes from 7 to 18 years. Mothers will save money by buying these Bants now. for hot weather wear. 380 Boys’ $1 and $1.25 « ” Shirts A Joudertul lot of coliarat. tached. peckband and_sport col- ., of _percale, khaki, white madras andl tan material; every shirt cut generously full, made with double yoke back; sizes 12 to 14 meck measure. $1.29 and $1.39 Koveralls The genuine Koveralls, made by Levi Strauss Company, who guarantees every suit against ripping in_the seams, a new suit for every one that docs not prove satisfactory. Made of woven bltie denim, invinci- ble cloth khaki and fine qual- $ ity blue cotton. Light and " dark shades, made with riveted buttons, drop seat, long orf short sleeves, all ankle length. Sizes 1 to 8 years.