Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 21

‘Prc\r‘nlx the accidental running out of batteries. The crossing beacon consists of a fashing light in a cylindrical lantern wit MOTORING SIMPLIFIED. Swedish Engineers Make Slot Ma- chine to Fill Gas Tanks. s the Aswociated Press. | STOCKHOLM. June 12.—Sti by the rapid motorizing of highway traffic, native enginee patented three inventions for the site quadrants. the highway traffic, but when a 0 ap 1 ch Beautiful Flowers Free to the Ladies! vresented with our compliments. Be Sure to Take Advantage of These Tremendous Values at Store No. 18 Tomorrow! Soda Fountai i Strictly Fresh “Forest Home”’ Country EGGS S 25¢ Dozen Six hundred dozen strictly fresh country eggs (laid day before yesterday) direct from Forest Home Farms to be sold at Store No. 18 only (tomorrow) at the special low price of 25c dozen. We advise early buying, as this quantity will sell very quickly at the special low price mentioned above. $1.20 Soda Book Only $1.00 Soda Books containing twenty- four five-cent coupons, redeemabiv at any one of our soda fountains for $1.20 in trade. Store No. 18 only (tomorrow). 4 Bl @ G. & G. Ginger Ale Case of 24 $2.50 Bottles Here is an opportunity to buy a full case of 24 bot- tles of delicious sparkling G. & G. Ginger Ale at the special iow price of $2.50. Delivered to your home free of charge. A refund of 25c¢ will be made upon ‘ the return of bottles and case. , | 20c G. & G. Imperial LCry Ginger Ale, 2 for 25¢ B 40c Dikeman’s Orange Beverage (Qt. Bottle), 25¢ ches the lantern rotates |1y cuts off the batteries when the showing a red light to|engine is stopped involves the prin. highwav and w white light to the | ciples of suction and gravity. 1t Is n. This beacon will work under |essentially a switch system, which is - unfavorable conditions of snow and|connected with the gas intake or the the tube with the gas tank of the car, | throws the switch open. to take advantage of these great values and to become: ac in-the-day buying as some stocks are limited. To every lady visiting our new store, No. 18, wmo':r’;)w, a beautiful cut flower will be THE _EVENING keepers. BERLIN, June 12.—Leipziger street, | When every German booths for their displays, the down-|eye to quality. town business men A Great Sale of $1.50 Hair Brushes Only 98¢ These Hair Brushes have pure sterilized bristles, strongly set in beautifully finished backs, three styles from which to choose. A value that you should not overlook. Specially priced 98c. At Store No. 18 only (tomorrow). Special Free Offers! Store No. 18 Only---Tomorrow FREE! 35c tube of Barnard’s Shaving Cream to every pur- chaser of a regular one-dollar bottle of Kaptiv Lilac Vegetal at the special low price of 79c¢. FREE! 75c Kaptiv Tar and Egg Shampoo to every purchaser of a regular 75c bottle of Barnard’s Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic at the special low price of 59c. FREE! 25c Barnard’s Soap to every purchaser of a regular one-dollar jar of Barnard’s Complexion Cream at the special low price of 69c. FREE! T75c Cleopatra Massage Cream to every purchaser of a regular 75c jar of Cleopatra Peroxide Cream at the special low price of 59c. FREE! 25c E. Z. Tablets to every purchaser of a regular $1.25 ~ bottle of Nutra Vin, the tonic wine, at the special low price of 98c. FREE! 75c box Dermatone Soap (three cakes) to every pur- chaser of a jar of Manners’ Lemon Cream at $1.00. FREE! 60c Dentox Tooth Paste to every purchaser of a reg- ular 75¢c Mentzel's Tooth Brush at the special low price of 59¢c. FREE! 16c Howard’s Veg. Oil Soap to every purchaser of three 19c Wash Cloths at the special low price of 50c. FREE! 60c Barnard’s Shaving Cream to every purchaser of a genuine Rubberset Shaving Brush at $1.49. FREE! 50c Key’s Aseptine to every purchaser of a regular gza; Fountain Syringe at the special low price of 1.49. FREE! 25¢ Ideal Tooth Paste to every purchaser of a regular 50c Peoples Choice Tooth Brush at the special low price of 39c. FREE! 50c Manners’ Hair Trainer to every purchaser of a gentlemen’s comb at 50c. FREE! 25c Improved Dobell’s Solution to every purchaser of a Dobell’s Atomizer at $1.19. 12 More Super Values! —At Store No. 18 Only (Tomorrow) z ,29¢c Fireside Linen ......... e ioie s 6o Bareeore: stel oS st T OE 75¢c Congress Playing Cards. . . ...... . 49¢ 10c Linen Writing Tablets . ........ ontl .. 6¢ 10c Package English High School Paper. .. .. . ..... .. 6¢c 10c Reta Hair Nets, single or double mesh, dozen. ....... 45¢ 39¢ Cardinal Linen Pound Paper. . .. ................... 25¢ 20c Package Kara Linen Envelopes. .. coseanis I8¢ 5¢ Mutual Safety Pins, 4 cards. ....................... 15¢ 3c Arrow Lead Pencils. .........cooovvuneeeuniin.. 2¢ 35¢ Syringe Tubing .............ccoovvevvvnivnnnnnnn.. 17¢ 50c Peoples Choice Tooth Brus . 29¢ 50c Rubberized /Aprons ...... . 33¢ League of Housewives, which desires | its membership to become an aggre- ARE MADE IN WINDQWS | 5¢tion of thinking, conscious house- There was a time before the war housekeeper SALE STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924." overating % teves. "Tas"sutisiyse | INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS gasoline received naturally varies ac- h red and white sectors in oppo- | C3rding to the market price, which can When the ralliroad | be quoted at the minimum, owing to is clear the white lights so indicate | the saving of wages for attendants. 4 The,sttachment which automatical: | the main thoroughfare of downtown | PFided herself on teaching her daugh- Berlin, has been a miniature Leipzig | of articles of clothing and furniture. fair recenuy. Instead of erecting ex: | and fried to inculcate in them ine position buildings and renting special | ability to make purchases with an With the war came . h simply have | the practice of palming off substi- . tnkiaaon Plpes so that the suction | agreed to convert their spaclous | tojes beonuce of in inpiiny TPoy- e putomatic gasoline vender can | actuates a weight that rises and|ahow windows into seposiiiacols| fates be proper raw materiais. Only|are taking their pupils the wWhole e el by the customer at any | closes the electric circuit. When the | what they call “warenkunde,: the scr. | comdigls goods and wares are being [ length of Leipziger street, with the i A e Meht and day by connecting | suction stops, the weight falls and | ence or knowledge of how Eoods are | Brageoey OO pre-war basis, and the | teacher explaining the various pro- made. The suggestion came from the ' women are anxious to have the!cesses exhibited. Poegples Jrug Siore Mo 18, 14% Street s Columbia Road 4% This Page and the Opposite One Tell of Great Values at Store No. 18 Tomorrow! You'll want a share in these great bargains at Store No. 18 tomorrow. Read this ad carefully and the one on the opposite page—they tell an interesting story of special money savers and free souvenirs for everybody. We expect thousands of people quainted with the service offered in this new store. We advise early- terials. closets” and traveling and real fur with false, Toiletries At a Saving Tooth Passereevnrnes 19¢ v.':.uP:dc'mm ......... 23¢ 30¢ Lyon’s Tooth Powder, 50 c 50c Mavis Face Powder. &J.&J.My!’ovdar.soc 17¢; 3 for . .18¢ 30c Resil Soap.... 25¢ After-Shave Tale. Vfiz?;fin. e N 35¢ Remedies Priced Low 25c Merck's Stearate Zinc (1 oz.)..... 15(3 35¢ Lapactic Pills 008 e 23c $1.00 Nujol (6-oxr).........c00000. Milk of Magnesia. 25¢ Carter’s Little Liver Pills......... 60c Ventilated Baby Rabber Pants secid 39 ¢ ‘These baby pants are fashioned of purest quality gum rubber—well made, strong and very durable. A special ventilating feature which insures comfort for baby. Specially priced, 39¢ pair. At store No. 1§ only (tomorrow). $2 Pint Size Thermos Bottles Here is another supervalue— beautiful _ brown inum cap, shoul- der and base. Pint sime. Special, S5c. At store No. 18 only (lomor: row). younger generation learn the differ- ¢nco between reai and imitation ma- | RUSSIA HOLDS KHANATES. Among the exhibits in the show|Former Czarist Territories Now Windows of Leipziger street are the manufacture of shoes, of umbrellas and of woolen goods. There are dis- o plays of modern bedrooms, clothes | Slan control of the former Khanate equipment, | of Khiva. and the Emirate of Bolhars Real lace is shown side by side with |15 now firmly established, says the imitation, real diamonds with fake, | Turkestan correspondent of the Pio- Many schools of domestic ecunomyl rebel leader, Jumaid Kha Khan, are republics, and are government Sovietized by Treaty. ALLAHABAD, India. June 12.—Rus- soviet republie. " Easy to See. From London Punch. neer. The activitics of the famous few weeks. piano in no time. These two former vassal Khanates of the czarist empire are now styled | she does. T ‘[‘m—"” ’M e d (= I 75¢ Vivaudou Toilet Water Extra Special, 39 P Regular 75c bottles of the famous Vivaudou Toilet Water—choice of either Jasmine or Lilac odor. A very exceptional bargain at 39c a bottle at Store No. 18 only (tomorrow). Theater Tickets To every customer making a purchase amounting to oae dollar or more will receive one free ticket to any one of the theaters mentioned below. These are orchestra tickets and are good for any performance next week. Only one ticket to each customer. (This offer holds good unti! supply of tickets is exhausted.) Come early and get yours. 250 Free Tickets for the “Columbia” —to see “Peter The Great,” featuring Emil Jannings. 250 Free Tickets for the “Palace” —to see “Montmartre,” featuring Pola Negri. 250 Free Tickets for the “Strand” —to see High-Class Vaudeville and Pictures. 250 Free Tickets for the “Riaito” —to see Elinor Glyn’s “How to Educate a Wife.” This Offer Is Good at Stors No. 18 Only (Tomorrow) 25¢ Roll of Films FREE! To Every Purchaser of a Regular $2.50 Hawk-Eye Camera (Made by the Eastman Kodak Company) $2.50 Camera Special $ 1._ 98 25¢ Roll of Films This attractive Hawk-Eye Camera (illustrated above), takes clear, clean pictures, size 214x314. Constructed of the very best materials, and made by men who really know how to make good cameras. Exceptionally pretty and durable case, black grain-finished metal. A 25c roll of films free with each camera at $1.98. —At Store No. 18 Only (Tomorrow) Shinola Home Sets, Special, 33¢ Complete Shinola Outfit, con- sisting of lamb’s wool polisher, bristle dauber and box of Shinola Polish. A real bargain at 33c. At Store No. 18 only. (Tomerrow.) Khorezm and Bokhara Peoples soviet bound by treaty relationships with the Russian soviet The Turkestan republic. with fts capital at Tashkent. is officially de- scribed 2 an autonomous Soofalist Fond mother (while daughter per- forms at the piano)—My daughters likely to be defeated during the nm‘ very clver. She's learned to play the Famous pianist—Yes, I've noticsd i i