Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1924, Page 30

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80 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MOND APRIL 14, 1924 WORK SEEKS REMEDY WALSH AND PROCTER |SNAPSHOTS OF A CHILD EATING A PIECE OF CANDY. —BY GLUYAS WlLuAMS[ S | FOR NAVAJOS’ ILLS CONFER ON EVIDENCE —— [ This s Fill Calls Conference of Public Health Other Expectant Wnnesses Allo‘ = ‘ Ty\ b 2 o . 1 ‘.“‘;:vw ;}n.rrh_ ] ¥ .:A fa 40 Cen tS FREE Doctors—Plans Thrce-Week See Prosecutor in Teapot £ /? ey . - ~ Foa A ; can of any Devoe Investigation Investigation. SBaF [ )é / N —\/ ‘ nish You W @ er ea nve \ ‘ gi ) 2] f y g : et ' and a Wonderful Surprise for You ! !! £ p Y our name HE MAY PLUNGES INTO IMPORT- NARROWS CH OWN TAT DE Address - ) ANT BUSINESS OF SE- 10 TWO BUT CANT MAKE 1 | Bowmisssss s i St voniy | LECTING. CAREFULLY UP MIND WHICH 13 THE AND TELLING HIM TOR- Qhie couyon 10 8 PETSONTE ) oy o E‘ON‘G\D‘ERB MERITS OF BIGGEST PETE'S SAKE T0 HURRY UP! S ACH PIECE N TURN 7 i 14 E JRN ~—also free, helpful suggestions and show you how easily you can it et ‘ firom a Devoe Interice Decorator make it work wonders in your ations | duwring the Devoe Dernonstration. home. . Mer =ly do this: The coupon will put the can in Came in and ask for*.a 40 cent ¥'°“r fhan,gs. A:Id in our store— can of Devoe—any Divoe Paint e i ays o Yf*fi“’"—“ posted : o . L L = or Varaish you choose.. ;:lteritor ecv'atrator will show you s — =) S5O\ £ § - > , ow to use it. SEEKS HEARING ON SUGAR' TIRES TD CHAIR IN COR- 5 WE . Vo R OF WO RESENTLY But instead of payinz 40 cents Thi : n ; R AND DEBATES WHETH- . THE MIBBLE SYSTEM S fof it ot Hand' us the eaupon is expert will also be glad to " Fair Tarift League Head Says| | IR T TAKEITIN ONE BIE COLATE'S BEGINNING AND TAKES PRELIMIN- : e ” Al help you on any or all of your e son Rui I | orR T DRAG OUT THEJOY TO MELT ARY TASTE VHETHER. HE'D GET AN- | above an ¢ can is yours: It home decorating problems; how to b e BY JUST NIBBLING GTER 7 HE PUT UP doesn’t cost you a cent.: And you brighten up the furniture; what to AAreERICer \ don’t have to buy anything else to do to the walls woodv;ork o ; l 3 get it, although if you prefer, you can apply the 40 cent zoupon as a reducticn on a larger can. rd W floor; how to refinish your auto- mobile. Cut out and fill in the coupon Now &) Bring it in to our store during ) ~'X\ i : - { Simply becawse, during the the days noted below and’ get— . | o S = ) Devoe Interior Decoratiing Demon- free—not only a full-sized 40 cent MARKET FOR U. S. POWER. ! HAT IT'S GETTING 00 ‘ KS OFF EX- > stration at our store, we want to can of Devoe, but a most, wonder- | : HARD TO HANDLE IN /DENDS v ) SEE | 7 A Les Angeles Could Buy Colorado | ND SUEREPIN JIERESENT ey e e ' gk s conof ENeime imta Jous haacs S el ; IN AT ONCE i N INSTEAD. | Devoe Demcmistration On 4 Held for Driving Drunk. : tes] ¢ i April 16-17 Agril 18-18 April 14-15 . e hrdgisn (LI \ 1 & Wi i E. Cliffard and G. E. Corbett, Becker Pain/ and Glass Co. Enterpyise Paint Co., 409 10th St. N.W. 1239 Wis. .Ave. N.W. 1920 Njchels Ave. S.E. FPhone Main 1786 Phonz V/est 67 Pbcne Lin. 269 WASHINGTON, D. C. Why do we nake this offer? | o Remember, I‘T(;ll:s!—All tft;;_ NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR Listerated =5 \,\ . Bought for Our Easter Trade M 112N Is Included in This | At “Zero” Prices | | it . 5 | : ! All the famous makes ¢f shoes that have made Berberich’s famous are a part Il Pfeiffer’s sale of the whele Van Wickle stock | \ e of this unprecedented evert. As we have told you in previous advertisements, 1 = 3 . | 7 / ¢ WE HAVE SOLD A PART OF OUR SEVENTH STREET STORE and must bought at sacrifice from the assignees | : (i i i reduce our great stock of nationally known shoes as quickly as is humanly pos- . { 2 sible. For you these sensational reductions come at the most opporiune time— offers wonderful bargams | e = for doubtless you and every member of your family will be purchasing new Easter footwear this week. In all my thirty vears of piano selling in Washington I have never seen such real, genuine, honest-to-goodness bar- gains offered for sale. and the reason is plain: The assignees accepted a sacrifice rather than continue the heavy expenses of operating the big Van Wickle estah- lishment. If You Want a Piano —get busy—come at once. They're selling fast every day. Dainty little Grands, $750 value, now selling as low \ y ‘ Our 3 = ' ' Dont’ Wait - X Windows | A ) Until the $750 and $800 Players down to \ S Display ‘ Last $275 and $345 ; » The Many Minute— | / ’ Bargains 9§ : ComeEarly Used Uprights at All Kinds of Prices—$39-$87 f . Washington’s Largest and Most Progressive Shoe House . @ONLY@; Established 1868 N'w'

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