Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 16

FUND OF CONSUMPTIVE RELIEF BODY HELPED Jewish Sanatorium at Denver Will Be Enlarged—Convention Ends Today. DOCTORS ~ADDRESS SESSION Senator Phipps Praises Work of Society at Banquet. Delegates to the twentleth annual convention of the Jewish Consump- tives' Relief Society this afternoon will conclude their sessions with dis- cussions of tuberculosis treatment. A round table discussion at.the lotel Washington will be addressed Ly Dr. Harry Lewis, chairman, medical advisory board, this city; Dr. Gioorge M. Kober, dean, Georgetown University Medical School; Dr. Albert Kauffman, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and Dr. Maxim Pollak. of the Denver -Sana- torium. ; Harry Sherby, chairman of the gen- ntion committee, and director of the conven- v' received a number of congratulatory messages on the suc- cess of the convention. fts Are Announced. As a climax to the annual banquet last night numerous substantial gifts were announced which guaranteed larger bed capacity at the Denver sanatorium in accordance with plans ocutlined by Dr. Philip Iillkowitz president of the institution, at a mass meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Bloch, president of the ew York ladi auxiliary of the roclety, pro a gift of $12,000 from “the and a_ gift of $7,000 w Mrs. M. Fried- man on behalf of the St Louis ladies” auxiliary, of which she is president. Philip Diamond. a 'w York manu- facturer, it 5 announced, had raised $25,000 in his trade group to- ward the $1,000,000-fund campaign of the society. Max Luria of Reading, Pa, gave a personal donation of $5,000; Mrs. R. Palmer of Springfield, Mass., pre sented a $2,000 gift from the ladi auxiliary of that city, and Mrs. E. tieislinger of New Britain presented 500 gift from the auxjliary there, Herbst of New York™ said the €ing of $100,000 by a committee he ads in the fur industry in that city was assured. Phipps Praises Society. Senator Lawrence C. Phipps of Colorado, Representative Edgar Howard of Nebraska and Prof. Allen K. Krause of Johns Hopkins Uni- versity were the principal speakers vesterday at the mass meeting and hanquet Senator Phipps praised the society for the non-sectarian nature of i work, and declared the free treat- ments ‘and research work of its pecialists a benefit to the nation. i1o reminded them he was qualified 10 testify to the excellence of the vork of the Jewish sanitorium, inas- v 'h as he established, in 1904, in nver, a tuberculosis sanatorium in nemory of his mothe: Representative Howard called the Denver sanatorium an example of \» “pure charity,” in which, he said, the Jewish people of the country ex- celled. Fitth of Patients Women. Dr. Chaim D. Spivak reporsed that ne-fifth of the nearly 5,000 patients treated at the sanatorium in the last nty years have heen women, and this reason plans are under way ©» build a special woman's bramch of e sanatorium. The Jews, Dr. ‘hivak asserted, were the first group the United States to fight the hite plague in this way. Prof. Krause said the Jews have e lowest death rate from tuber- culosis. He uscribed this to the daptability of Jews to their environ- ent and to their standards of health d charitable relief for aficted fel- w Jews. He said research work by Iowish scientists had led to important {liscoveries in the fight against the white plague. Welcomed by Fowler. Dr. 1. D. Bronfin, superintendent of the sanatorium, reported that of the 293 patients treated last year, 81 per cent wvere advanced cases, and that most of the latter patients had been in other institations. . Dr. William C. Fowler, District liealth officer, welcomed the con- vention yvesterday. A charter was nregented to the Junior League of the society in Washington, Willlam Rabinowitz, president of the league, making the address of acceptance. Dr. Abram Simon was toastmaster at which musical se- given by Maximilian Miss Clelia Flora- and Eugene Burman, at the dinner, lections were Tose, violinist: vanta, soprano, pianist. —— COOLIDGE TOTAL, 1,066. Butler Sees 15 for Johnson, 28 for La Follette. ‘William M. Butler, campaign mana- mer for President Coolidge, im a statement yesterday, declared nation- 4l comvention votes instructed or favorable to the nomination of the Preatdent had reached a total of 1,066, with 555 necessary for a choice. Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali- fornia was given 15 votes, consisting of thirteen in South Dakota and two in Ilinois, while Senator La Follette was awarded twenty-eight of the 1wenty-nine in Wisconsin. All other delegates were placed in the Coolidge column. Don’t Wait Until Hot Weather, Have Awnings Made Now! Tt means saving and you will be ready for the Bet dayn Paperhanging and painting. Oharges very reasonable. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. fll 1Sth St. N.W. STUDEBAKER Jast Drive It; That's All s ENONTTE "Strings” to a Stick, So It Winds Arsund the 6t YOU‘\LP NEVER SEEN AN BONITE” USER “SWITCH!™ Try to get an “EBONITE” user to “switch” to any other gear lubricant. He will tell -you straight off that there’s no way to get the same lubricating quality or the satisfaction of being free from repair bills, and i’s moderate in price, because one filling is enough for all season. At_deslers’ in five pound cans, and at serv- ice stations from the Checker-board pump, only. "EBONITE {ITS SHREDDED OIL ) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND D FFRENT YOUR BONUS Questions That Bother You Will Be Answered in This Column. Address: Room 722, News De- partment, The Evening Star, ‘Washington, D. C. Q. I served 240 days at home and 540 days abroad. I should receive the maximum. How do I compute my bonus?—Y. D. A, You are entitled. to the maximum number of days credit, so multiply $625 which is the maxi- mum amount allowed, for both serv- ice on this side and the other; by vour factor number, to secure amount of policy. Q. My son served seventy days be- fore his death. I receive insurance payments on account of his war risk insurance. ..(1) How and when can 1 get an application. (2) Will p: ment -of insurance interfere = w bonus payments? (3) What ‘will be the amount of my bonus?—Mrs, N. M L., C street southeast. A. (1) Application blanks will be is- sued in about two months. (2) Pay ment of insurance does not bar pay- ments due on account of the bonus. (3) Your bonus will be paid in cash, \larch 1, 1925. It will be only $10. Q. During a storm in camp I was injured and had pneumonia, dis charged after cighty-nine days serv ice in very poor health. Am I entit- led to compensation? What will be the amount of my bonus?—Ld R. A. If you are now disabled on ac- count of military service you should make claim to the United States Vet- erans’ Bureau for compensation. Your bonus will be able in cash, March 1, 1925, and will amount to $29. Q. Iserved 200 days on and 375 days overseas. maximum of §500 case?—A. I. this side Does the apply in my A. The maximum allowanee in! your case is $625 as vou served | both on this and the other side. Mul- | tiply $625 by your factor number. Q. Are beneficiaries entitled to the bonus who are now recedving insur- ance and compensation where the sol- dler ‘died overseas before the sign- ing of the armistice>—F. W. C. A. Payments of war risk insur- ance and compensation will not in- terfere with payments on account ot the bonus, no matter when the sol- dier's death occurred. Q. Please advise me through your columns if my persistent opposition to the bonus (I was mislead b: Welcome Realtors! Will 750 pairs of the famous “Raleigh Special” Quality ShoesforMen Regular $8 and $10 Values! Our own famous $8 and $10 ‘Raleigh Special,’ supplemented with a big special purchase of high- grade shoes that ordinarily prices, but boug HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO: forces arrayed against the act) will prevent me from collecting It. I have been told that I might be turned down. I want to collect it.—G. B. M. A. You had a right to oppose this legislation. We are sure the gov- ernment will allow your claim for adjusted compensation even though you originally opposed it, Q. My unmarried son dled from wound, November 14, 1918, age twen- ty-two. He served 200 days on this side and 220 dayvs overseas. (1) What benefits is his mother entitled to? (2) Does the fact that my son died after the armistice have any effect upon these benefits? (3) Where is line drawn between dependents who get adjusted compensation and those who get full amount of policy? A. (1) Your son's mother, if she were dependent will be entitled to approximately $475. An award of this amount from the United States Veterans' Bureau will bo mide upon her application, payments will be made quarterly beginning March 1, 1925, (2) Time of your son's death no effect upon payment of the (3) When sums due veterans epdents or beneficiaries is less the' amount is paid in ms due amounting to more 50 @re ‘payables under the plan set forth above picbinon e S T Besides acting as buyer for five large department stores in the south, Mrs. Joseph E. Ehrlich actively man- ages a store in'Savannah. Best enamel finish, pan. Connected and teed, specially priced at profit by Super-special offering of would you super value! Walking shoes, sport shoes and dress shoes; black and tan calfskinsand patent leathers; golf shoes with crepe rubber soles; square toes, round toes, pomted toes; brogues and plam tips. And on every pair is our regular ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. 750 pairs! $8 and $10 values! $5.85! Tuesday morning at 8:30 sharp! aleigh Haberdasher Thirteen-Ten F Street Satisfaction Guimmteed Clark Jewel Gas Range right or left oven, white enamel splasher, broiler pan and side guaran- < MUDDIMAN CO. 709 13th St. N.W. ht from a hxgh-grade manufacturer who conceded us most of his profits so we could offer MISS . TODD WINS THIRD PRIZE IN ESSAY TEST Receives Award for Contribution’ on Military Training Camp Subject. Miss Viola Lv Todd of 1723 P street has won the 3d Corps area prize for the winning essay from the District of Columbla in the national prize es- say, contest on the “subject: “Why a Young Man 1 Know I Should Attend u Citizens' Military Training Camp. National prize winners are Adele Daniel ‘of Vicksburg, Miss.; Luella Lancaster of Junction City, Kan., and Dorothy M, Beal of Frederick Hall, Va. Miss Todd has been awarded a gold wrist watch, presented by a Philadelphia jewelry concern. Miss Marie Ellen Goodrich of 634 Euclid avenue, Baltimore, won the prize for Maryland, while Miss Beal won the Virginia prize. The three national winners will be given a trip to Wash- ington, will- be presented to Mrs. Coolidge and will be awarded the prizes by the wife of the President at the Flag day exercises in Wash- ington on June 14. —_———— Women’s clubs in every state will be asked to help bring about the elimination of accident-causing haz- ards and to aid in law enforcement. ‘56 %%%%%%%%%% this B fii ke sell for those It begins Inc. June same tities 4,/5 and Wo announce another grea'l One-Cent Sale. or one cent additional. merchandige that will items marked by an X is very (lmlted, but we Where Your Dollars Have More Cents be called’ for, ve 4 big stock £ all other items. You buy one item at our list price (not cut price) and you get anotl of ’lo @ellyery, no C, O. D., no telephone orders. GET IT AT GIBSON'S O-N-E-C-E-N-T-S-A-L-E Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 6—Special Store Hours, 8:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. the As we cannot accurately amticipate the exact quan- e cannot be responsible if stock is exhausted before sale We guarantee each is over. The stock of item to be as advertised. Talcum Powders Squibb’s Stearat. f Zinc, 2833 for. e i 26€ Palmolive Talcum Powder, as- : sorted odors, abes Lazell's Talcum Powder, such & Sweet pea, honeysuckle, fiebd violets, Genuine Orange Blossom Talcum Powder, made in Florida, where the orange blossoms grow: very fine; DEE Can: 3e; = for.. Corylopsis Talcum Powder, large cans, 30e; 2 for. Amoray Talcum, 25e; = for.. Moon Glo Lorty Tl.lcum‘ " 3lc 26¢ 26¢c Tioratog Taleum: Powller: sshomt- ed odors, such as violet, car- nation, orange blossom, lilac, corylopsis or rose, Z5es Lovejoy Talcum, ey 2 for. o f Lady leher E‘renth-st)'le Body Powder, in large can [with powder puff, $1.00; Jap Rose Talcum I‘owder, 35e; 2 for. A La Fountain Hair Nets, si double mesh, cap shap only, 10e; 2 for. (No gray or white.) Riker's Liquid ‘Ronny 2 for. 26¢ gle or 11c Fies 26¢, Stromberg-Carlson Phones, pair, U.sox 2 patrs. Peerless £3.50; 2 pairs Globe Phones, headsets, pair, 984)0; 2 paire P2 $6.01 - plate Vernier “Vari- $3.26 55.51 able Condensers. p.zm 2 for mlk of Mllnelll. 28ey Clllor oil, 25es Larkspur Lolmn 25¢; 2 for Seidlitz Powderts 10 for 25c; 20 for Cascara Compound, Dr. Hinckle's, 100 for 25e; 200 for.... Squibb's Aspirin, 1 dosesm, 100 for Aspirin, 5-grain, Diarrhea Remd: 1for 25e; Compound Iron and Nux Vomica Tablets, 80 for 75¢; 160 for.. Strengthening Plaster a, 18¢; 2 for. 2 fow . Goblin Soap, 5e; 2 for a. . Noxzema. Skin Soap, 23ei fiunny Monday Soap, Se; Pumollve make of Assorted Toi- let Soaps, such as lemon, lilac. elgerfiower lnd rose, 5e| 6c 2 far . 2 Hershey Bars, 10e: 2 for. Borden’ Bars, Smith Bros. Cough Druv 5t 6c 2 for . = '-‘n'd “Neck- " 76¢ 2 for. . Men's Handkerchiets, 10es, ¢ for. Men's Arm Bands, 26e; 26¢ 2 Combination Arm Bands nd 5lc Garters, 50c; 2 for...... 1 yard of Gauze, 15e5 2 for.. 1 ounce of Cowm. ser 3-inch Bandage, 17e; 2 for...... Manicure Sticks, Ses Rubber Sheeting, maroon. dou- ble faced, 1 yard wide, ¢ 57 1 yard, $1.50; 2 yards.. Pl Powderea Cocos, 1 pound. 27¢ Turkish Wash Rags. lsc; 2 for. 16c Brandes Phones....,.... $3 Acme Transtormers .. Jefferson Star Transformers Murflock Muitiple Tub!lwb 12, WD-11, UV~ 199, UV-2014A, TV-200. Foote Fixed Detectors - Orange. 50e; = for. Rouge Compact: z for... Powder Puff Z for... > Cocoanut Oil S 2 for. . Compacts 20c; ampoo, 25e; 2 for. 2 for. . Glycerine 2 for... Palmolive 2 for. Noxzema Saponified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 35es 3 for. Tincture Green Soap, :se. 2 for. . Italian Orris Roof, Powder, made by Vivaudou, Bouquet ‘d'Orfent] Face i 51c Sterling Face Pn'der afl Face Powder, flesh Slc S0c; = Palmolive Ronge Comp: 26¢ 21c 26¢ 5lc 5lk-x 51C Face Pdwders the makers of Mavis, 50c; slc a fine, imported l"ranch . o 26¢ only, 50¢; 2 for. Sic Dnl’ifl'fi- Powder Com) 25 51c 21c 26¢ 36¢ 51c Moon Glo Lorty or Naomi Face 2 for. l’owder. Face Powder, 50e; 2 x Palmolive (‘ltoualra Dlvlne Vanidor Powder Lomnaus 30e; 2 for. . Slc Mavis }:ou;:p Compact. 51c 26¢ 26¢ 26¢ $1.01 Quinine Hair Tonic. 4 oz, 1 for 50c; 2 for. Quinine Hair Tonic, § oz 1 for $1.00; 2 for Great Oné-Cent Sale of Toilet Articles La Reine Vanishing Cream, 50c; 2 for ; La Relne Cocon Butter Skin Cream, 50c; 2 for. La Reine Cumumber Crenn, 65¢; 2 for. Palmolive Vanishing Crenm. in tubes, 25¢; 2 for. Palmolive Cold or Vanishing Cream, in jars, 50e; 2 for Glycerine and Rose Water, mentholated, 28¢; 2 for. Cream of Almonds Lotion 35e; 2 for.. ‘ucumber and Cream, 50c; 2 for. Benzoated Alinond Cream, 51c Slc Almond Witch Hazel Tollet Cream, 30c; 2 for. son’s Lemon relief sunburn, 50e; 2 for. Witch Hazel and Cucumber Jelly, 2 for..... Tantual n Balm, 2 for Rikers Cold Lream ‘Sfl 2 for. Holmes' " 2 for. Honey, Almond an cumber Cream, large bottle, $1.00s 2 for. $l 01 Peroxide Vanishing Cream. 5ic $1.51 8 $1.01 $l 01 of 50c; Imported Bath Crystals, highly perfumed, $1.50; 2 for. Hand Serubs, 7e; 2 for ... Prophylactic Penetrator Halirbrush, $1.00; 2 for Rubberset or Ever Ready Set-in-Rubber Shaving Brush, $1.00; 2 for. Brilfantiue, in Bottley, oes 2 for . Lilas Vegetal, for after shaving, lhzlnr Styptic Pencils, & Witch Hazel, per bottle, Se; 2 for. 26c Palmolive Shavxng Crnm, 36¢ 35¢: 2 for 26¢ 5lc $1.01 Bay Rum, 25¢; Z for. ” o Imported German - mad e Razor Blades, for use in sillette Safety Razor, dozen: 2 donen tor.. 30C Sans, the stainless antiseptic de- odorant, controls perspiration safety, removes all body odor, harmiess to skin or fabric, 50c; 2 for Clovola Dental Cream, 2 for Squibb's for. ... Handl X e Long Glossine N: 2 for. Dental Gream, i) O cops Hair in qmb. vn]r)'fln» 5e; 2 tor 30C ineralava Beauty )\( lay, $200: 2 for $2.01 Anticor Safely Corn Razor, 30e; 2 for. Sic v S Army Toot Powder, 26¢ sz nde l-‘craoclhi;l.‘;hllcn(_: to ‘nu.‘\; tired, eet, per box, 2 tor. . 2 26¢ Fine American-made T yDrushes. 25¢1 2 for. . en's or Women's I'm; ond Combs, 25e: 2 for. - or .. 20C onarch Alummurn - l’a: (' Hairbrush, 30; 2 for.... O1C -A-D-1-O ONE-CENT SALE Double 2 for Ear Cushions, for phones, pair, 80c; 2 pair. » Two-slide Tuning Coil $1.75; 2 for. Hileo Couplers, Phone Plus: 51c $1.76 $7.01 $2.51 $7.00; Large size 2 volt B-batteries, $2.50; 2 for Soldering Outfits, complete, S0c; 3 for.. Vario Couplers, 1800, $3.00; 2 for. Dials, 3-inch, 28e; 5lc Antenna xnsuluars. ae 2 for. Antenna Insulato 2 for. Great One-Cent Sale of Drugs Beladonna and Cl-szculn Plasters, 15¢3 2 for. ... Beladonna Plasters, 13e; 2 for. .. Elixir Catnip and Fennel, 25¢; 2 for.. Compound Cathartic Pfllt 100 for 25¢; 200 for. Tinoture Arnica, Z5e; 2 f Toothache Gum, 15e: 2 for.. 16¢ Glyoerine S uppo sitories, Gozen, 3501 2 doen. ..~ 30C Tedine, Swab's, 6 for xsm 16¢ 12 for. Boric Acid, ymwderrd 30c 20c; 2 Ibw. for, Bicarbonate of Soda, 15¢; 2 Iba. for. 16¢ 16¢ 26¢ 26¢ 26¢ b Saccharine Tablets, 1 srain. 100 for 45¢; 200 for Pure Glycerxne. 25¢; Zfor..... 2 Ibm. for. Sulphur and Cream of Tar- tar Lozenges, 15€; 2 for Miflin's Alkonol Massage, 75¢; 2 for. .o waeene Rhiniti's Tal 25¢; 200 for. .. Soda Mints, 100 for 25e; 200 for. . Cascara Tablets 5 100 for 35¢; 200 for. . Phenolphthalein Wafers, 1 grain. 1 bottle, 30e; 2 for Dyspepsia Tablets, each box con- tains 5 emall and 50 large gy tablets, 1 box, 50c; 2 for Emulsion Cod 'Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, small, 1 gy for 50e; 2 for. < Great One-Cent Sale of Soaps Palmolive make Assorted Toilet Soaps, such as coco, lemon, rose, hard-water coco, £e- ¢ ranium, 10e; 2 for. Crystal Peroxide Toilet 11c Soap, 10e; 2 for. Special Note—You can have all vou want of the above soaps as iong as our stock lasts, except the following, which we must limit to 4 to customer: Old Dutch, Flash, Acme Chlorinated Lime. Durham Duplex Safety Razor, in case with blade, 35e; 26¢ 2 tor A Crepe Toilet Paper, 6¢c Clinical ~ Thermometers, $1.01 Shampoo Miller Rubber Sponges, flel 2 for.. 26¢ Miller 1 Llr and Ulcer Syringe, &l 26 2 for. 2-inch Elastic Bandage, without rubber, 65c; 2 for Infants’ Recul Syringe, 28e; 2 for. 5 Paring Knives, 10es 2 for. Room Temneralnre 'I'her- mometers, 35¢; 2 for. Ammonia Water, for general housecleaning _purposes, Jjc small, 10c; 2 for. ... Same, large, 25¢; Medigine Droppers, 4c; 2 for. Grape Juice, qunrl 2 quarts for. X Polar Ginger Ale, 1 20¢; 2 pints for. ‘Whisk Brooms, 3%¢; 2 for .. Bath Spravs, 75e; 2 for. . 75e; bink. 21c 40c 76¢ Gold Dust, 5e; Afor... Acme Chlnrlll(ed Lime, 15('; Zfor.... 16¢ Great One-Cent Sale of Miscellaneous Items Bathing Caps, 20c; 2 for Tubing Lengths, 35¢ 2 for. Dyflakes. a fast dye ln !nrm of soap flakes; dyes and washes at the same time, l°¢| 11 2 for. . e 21c Men's Merocerized Socks, assorted colors, pair, 405 41c 2 pairs for. Three-heat Electric Plds. ss 51 $5.01 $8.50; 2 for. Llfictric Iron: $3.76 $1.51 2 for. Electric ers, 8375 Electric Curling lron: Vest Pocket Flashlight, gy complete, 50e; 2 for. Three-cell 'Black Fiber Tubular Klashlight, complete, g3 (] Mason's Shoe Dreasing, as- 16¢ sorted colors, 15¢; 2 for Boxed Writing' Paper and 26 Envelopes, 23e; 2 for. . ‘Wax Lunch Paper, Se; 6c 2 for..... Specials Not On One-Cent Sale Greivol Detectors 25¢c Radio Books 5 Voltmeter 0-50 volts .. 10-watt clear. 15-watt clear. 25-watt clear. 40-watt clear 50-watt clear Each, or 5 for 95¢ American-made tipless tungsten lamps. Rubberized Aprons Men's Suspenders Turkish Towels, 25e; Imported Vacuum Bottles black enamel case, pint g, size . c 36¢c 2 for.. Rheostats, 2 for. Crystal Detectors, sunefl\ne, €0c; 2 for. ... Spaghetti, fine quality, 2 lengths for Phone Springs, for several Pphones, pair, 10e; 2 pairs, 6l1c 1ic Same. large, 1 for ll.oo‘x $1.01 Liver Pills, 1 bomo l.'sc. 2 botties .. . 16¢ Rhubarb and Soda, mixture, 25¢; 2 tor. 26¢ Catarrh Relief Balm, 25c; Zfor....... 26¢ Vanilla Flavoring, DPound, 3-0z. jur, S5e; 2 for 20C Pure Extract Vanilla, 2-o0z, 40c; 4-oz. for..... Pure Bxtract, orange, 40c; 4-ox. for. Pure Extract, lemon 1 40c; 4-o0x. for. - Calomel Tablets, 100 for 23¢; - 200 for : Calomel and Soda Tab 100 for 25¢; 206 for , 1-1b. cans, 15¢; Jergen's Witch Hi Toilet Soap, sold regularly by us at 3 for 25c; special this le sale, Conti's Castile \oln 20e; Z for Large bar Castile Saflp 2003 Zlc Straw Hat Cleaner, 10e; Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups, 6 for Be; 12 for... Reading Glasses, 75¢; Face Chamois, 5e; 2 for . Burnham's Clam Bou 50c3 2 for: Bouillion Cul 25c; 2 domen. . Barium Carbonate tion. 516 Sodium Fluoride Roach K.!!L er, 26c; 2 for l X Ink Writing Pad. Seamless Household Rubber Gloves, heavy; very fine. Pair, 75e; 2 ozen, g 55¢; 2 dozen for........ Eastman M. Q. Developer. Se1 2 for. 6¢c Guaranteed Fountal inge, $1.00 3 for...... Stork Baby Bottle Brushes, 15e; 2 for 16c Ekay Pad an ish, for remov- ing spots from clothing, 16¢ Gorham Silver Polish, _$e 3 for. ! 26¢ Men's Rubber Belts, = for. .. Poppers . ciaca 3 ofty . After Dinners. Engagements. . for 19¢ * Piedmonts . Chesterfields Camels ... Lucky Strikes. Sweet Caporals, 20 for 12¢ No C. 0. D., No Delivery, No Telephone Orders. Remember We Will Remain Open Each Evening of the Sale Until 9:30 O'Clock. Come at Night if You Cannot Get Here During the Day