Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1924, Page 16

SPAIN'S PRESTIGE HURT IN MOROCGO Even Hitherto Faithful Na- tives Show Tendency to Join Revolt. i BY Radio t GIBRAL tary events have dealt prestis the Atlantic Gibraltar: points hehind the Spanish line have been partial uprisin tribes hitherto accounted q However, there has been so ar no generai uprising such that_an- nounced in some Paris and New Yorlk newspapers, and probably never will Le o long as Raisuli lives. WIL| By Raisuli’s Power Great. * such authoril Mayflower Blood Now on Increase, Society Learns By thie Associated Press PLYMOUTH. Mass.. September —Descendants of those who came over on the Mayflower are on the increased instead of decreasing, it was brought out in the reports of the triennial congress Society of Mayflower De- scendants. Especially and Middie Wi Packwood Tilden bership s iner extent .ax to meeting of the so in Chicago. With the report from the secres ar general, Addison B. Munroe of Providence, that the member- <hip now wa an increase of 910 since the 1y ars ago and 1 in the past y Geicty considers steps to make ser inspection of those appl for membership. t that hereafter ent_of all prospective s be tra by the historiz general of the soc nd certified to State So tes, who will be unable to nullify members without . will be voted on to- morrow, when officers will be THE EVENING STAR, D’ANNUNZIO DROPS AFFAIRS OF WORLD Retires to Villa in Complete Isola- tion as “Solitary Proud Artist of 1911.” By the Associated Press. BRESCIA, italy, September 3.— Gabriele D'Annunzio has retired. com- pletely from participation and inter- est in the affairs of the world to a stern monastic isolation in his villa, according to a letter from him pub- lished today by the newspaper Pro- vineim di Brescia. The letter ex- presses contemptuous aloofness from the proposed formation of an Italic league or any other organization of | a political nature, and continues: beg you to declare that I have become the solitary preud artist of 1911. It is my firm decision not to care or to know what happens out- side my villa. Every evening I burn before an altar of stone the heap of the day’s unopened and unanswered letters. To write to me is useless, to come to my door equally useless. 1 answer nobody. I receive nobody. Neither prayers nor insolences can WASHINGTO: HINDENBERG AND 60,000 MARK VICTORY IN WAR Battle of Lakes of East Prussia Celebrated—Onl¥ Kaiser's Flag Flown. By Cuble to The Star and Chieago Daily News. BERLIN, September 3.—Ten years after the battle of the lakes of Bast Prussia, Germany has just completed a week's celebration at Tannenburg. Gens. Hindenburg and = Ludendorft and all the famous generals who were in the battle participated in the ceremony of laying the corner stone for a monument on the. battleficld near Hohenstein. Sixty thousand people were pres- ent, representing all the patriotic as- sociations of Germany and honor companies from military detach- ments. " The Reichswehr was repre- sented with Gen. Von Seeckt. According to an old custom, speak- ers used three hammer blows punctuate three trite phrases. Gen. Hindenburg sald: “Remembrance for the fallen, un- forgetfulness for the living and ex- ample for future generations.” Maj. Gen. Kahns, leader of the local legion, spoke for “Reforging the em- peror's crown.” There was a troop review with no Republican flags in - D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 192¢. Get It at Gibson's . Where Your Dollars Have More Cents " 917 G St. NW.—919 G St. N.W. 'O-N-E C-E-N-T S-A-L-E ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturclay, Sept. 4.5 and 6, 1924 Special -Store Hours—8:30 A.M. to 9:30 °.M. We announte a great One-cent Sale. You buy one item at our list price (not cut price) and you get another of the same for one cent additional. No delivery, nq,C. O. D., no telephone oxders. As we cannot-accurately anticipate the exact quantities of merchandise that will be called for, we cannot be rcsponslblc if stock is exhausted before sale is over. The stock of items marked by an X is very limited, but we have a big stock of all other items. We guarantee cach item to be as advertised. E Great One-Cent Sale of Soaps 7 Conti's Castile Soap, 10e; Pummo Soap, 6e;'2 for .... 2 for. 2or... 7€ Palmolive make of assorted Toilet Soaps, such as Lemon, Lilac, Elderflower and Rose, 55 2 for Palmolive make assorted Toilet -Soaps, such as Coco Lemon, Rose, Hardwater, Coco, Gera- Jergens Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, made by Andrew Jergens Co.,_the makers of Woodbury’s Facial Soap, sold regularly by us at 3 for 25c. Special, this « one-cent sale, » 6 for 26¢ 11c 21c 11c Large bar Castile Soap, 20e; 2 for .. Crystal Rose hl)v:-riue or Violet Glyceri Glycerine Tar, Ges Goblin Soap, 5e; 2 for Noxema Skin Soap, Zfor ,..... break my monastic enclosure. My dogs are wise and bite well. Have 1 made myself clear?” Elderflower, Wood Violet Toilet Soaps, 10e;-3 for 11 Palmolive Make Castile c Soap, 15¢; 2 for R-A-D-1-O ONE-CENT SALE for zu Standard Sockets, ¥ 3le for 3-inch coil form Imported Soap dressed, 50c; Z for ..... Gibsan’s = Soap Powder, made by Cudahy Co, Reports of the 18 2 Lox occupied all of the nium, 10e; 2 for ....... on today. sight, only the black, white and red of the old empire. (Copyright, 1924, by Chicago Daily News Co.) This is a very fine soap. You can have all you want at this very special price. We recommend this soap very highly. ¥ excrcises a| elected also. tremendous influence dver the in- te socleti. abitants of northwest Morocco, is| afternoon s e bound to Spain.with chain Raisuli, however, and if he dies, as . there is no chicf who can followers faithiul to Spain dy n elements, such about Cou and the This chieftain, who 11c 16¢ No Limit on L et LR, any Soaps LA FOLLETTE IS PRAISED MANY FLYERS ENTERED 26 Masterpieces Bequeathed. | —_— 'N DAYTON A'R RACES STOCKHOLM, September 3.—The hotd | e comins Tangier and done ture traveling duy in lonely Turnbuckles Spaghetti, wires, 30c; 2 23-plate Variable Condenocs ’::l quality, 81.75; 2 £1.76 $3.26 43-plate Venier Con- densers, $3.25; 2 for. . Hilco Couplers, _the $7.01 $2.01 Two Slide Tuners, - 753 2 tor . 5 "$1.76 Reflex Coupler, $7.003 Great One-Cent Sale of Miscellaneous Items Men's Rubber Belts, 23¢; Electric Curling Irons, Room Temperature Ther- = for. T 26¢ $130; 2 for mometers, 35e; 2 for... SOC Good Quamy Socks. Double-faced Maroon Sheeting, 1 Sanitary Napkins, dozen, 5 f orted colors, vd wide. 1 yard, $1.51 S%e; 2 dozen 6¢c 40c; 2 $1.50; 2 yar e Ekay Pad and Brush, for 16¢ Vest Tocket Flash- Stork Baby Bottle Brushes, 16¢ 15e; 2 for........ ’ - Neck- = s T RN g | T2 omo Somtatas o 1,00 b e it a8e Three-cell Black Fibeg Syringe, $1.005 2 o i 1lc Tubular " Flashlight, @op ()} complete, $2.00; 2 for 51c Cando_Silver Polish, 3%e1 36, Eastman M. Q. Dcva!oper. Army and Navy Type § 2 for. 55 3 £0Feeeuineencnnens Ink Writing Pads, Se; 2 for 6c Clinical Thermometers, Dyfiakes, a fast dye in form of soap flakes: 11c of Standards, $1.505 dyes and washes at the Toilet Tissue Paper, 1,000 s ecisee Lle 20e; 2 for......ueiienis Smith Bros. Cough Drups, 6¢ Scs 2 1Or..cnenranns Stromberg Ihon patr .- $5.51 Peerless Phones, pair, £4.00; 2 pair .. $4.01 Ear Cushions, relieve pressure head, pair, 50c; 2 57 pairs for Double Phone Plugs, 5065 2 for 5lc Phone Springs for several phones, puir, 10c: 2 or 1lc ~single Fhone Plugs, docs 2 for . 41c £ 46¢ zood quality, slecping at a picnic n and the r Monday. He [ declared that both the Republican the rest of Moroceo by land. An|and Democratic parties had fallen Jtalian diplomat who went to Tetuan | into “moral bankrupte: The at- last week by automobile reported| titude of the Republican part that he had Kot stuck and was unable | Ward labor, he said, was “arro 16 torn e aniiby ae of the Democratic jcan charge daffaires, wi ovasiveness of insince £0 quall huntibg r. Morri d there had n large siz 2 , guaranteed, #2.00; = for $Z 01 Soldering Ou plete, 50e; 2 Antenna 2 for . Harco Detectors, ¢ tal to crystal, $1.003 2 for Lenz Double Spring Antennas, $1.95;° 2 Tangicr Ix Cut OM. Tangier ix practie rman trades ly cut off from $1.01 $1.76 s 2 g¢ Dials, 3-nch, 25e; 2 for.. 20€ Rheostat, 6-ohm, 45es 3 460 Lor ooiiiiiannens Easids 200F ...eaeninn Vario Couplers, 3 2 for .... for . - Smail Switch Levers Switch Levers, 15¢; 2 for 10C for .. Seamless Houschold Rub- ber Gloves, heavy. Very fine. Pazir, 75¢; 2 pairs 76¢ Boxed Writing Paper and Envelopes, 25e; 2 for.. 26¢ 1or 6C the for Men’; St B ‘Wax Lunch Paper, 5e; 2 Bath Sprays, Bathbrushes, handles, with long 76¢ Se; 2 for. Wash Rags, 15¢; 2 for Turkish Bath Towel; ensories, ath- Imborted tals, g fumed, $1.50; Sanitary Paper Cups, 6 for Sc; Reading Glasses, for Burnham’s Clam Lou.uon, G0es 2 for Barium - Ca Killer, 25¢; 2 for..... Sodium ~ Fluoride Roach Killer, 25¢; 2 for. Fine Tooth Comb 2" $1.51 I:r.nkmg 6c 2 '(n‘ = 76(: 51c Men's Arm Bands, 23c; Two-way Sockets, 78e; 3 removing spots {rom 2 for. 26¢ for e (. clothing, 13e; 2 for.. 25e3 2 for. . 26¢ light, complete, 30e; 57, Pyrene Safety cmm Cleaner, 50¢; 2 for S5le 6¢c pensories, small size Gorham Silver Polish, 23 only, 23c; 26¢ SR i " 26¢ Hershey Bars, 5e; .. 6¢c certified by Bureau $1.51 same time, 1005 2 for.. 11€ Putnam's Fadeless Dyés, J7 ¢ ' 16¢ Diamond Dyes, 15e; 2 for Guaranteed Electric 6-1b. lrons, $5.00; $0 01 creta Roosevelt re r<l~ \'ILI\ to the w York State velt-for-Governor gue, which invited him to run for the office. saying that to insure certain success for the Republican party in New York | in the coming election, it i ssary to keep,open minds” selection of a candidate unt l‘ convention time “It would be foolish for me or any other man to he did not wish to be the great Empire State York, Roosevelt waid. to the Presidenc there is no greater office in the United States. What 1 do fecl, however, more than this, is that it is necessary to elect a Republican governc tumn. For that reason T b Ve we who arc.in professional politics should | keep our minds open until the time the convention and then earnestly i set ourselves to the task of selecting | the man who best fits the situation | and who is the most certain to lead | the party to victory in November.” $137,500,000 IN FILMS | PLANNED COMING YEAR Program Announced for Motiun} Picture Concerns Operating in Los Angeles and Vicinity. plicd Hershey Bars, 10c; 2 for. . Roo: Miller Shampoo Bibs, $13 2 for. 5 $1.01 G teed H t- t e o e $2:01 Hi-Grade Floor Oil, 206 9 o 2 for. 26¢ Ear and Ticer Syringe, 40c 36c | * 51¢ Face Chamois, 5¢; 2 for. 66¢ Chewing Gum, 5e; 2 for.... Life Savers, 5e; 2 Durham Duplex Safety Razor, in case, with Dlade, 250y £ for..urnn 20€ Miller Baby Pants, large size, 39¢3 2 for......... Tubing lengths, 35e; 2 for . Ball Tor ples, 50¢ dox.; 2 doz... . 2-inch Elastic Bandage, 2 6c without rubber, 65e'2 6¢ Medicine Droppers, de; 2 for D€ Grape Juice, quart, 75¢; 2 76¢ e Polar Ginger Ale, 1 pint, 21c 51c Crepe Toilet Paper, Sey 2 for 6¢ 1 yard of Gauze, 15¢; 2 16c for 1 ounce of Cotton, for 3. & 3.3 Inches by 6 va Compressed Gauze Bandages, 10e: 2 for... Sterno Canned Heat, 10e3 Ses for ...e....o.n Infants” Rectal 25¢; 2 for. .. 26¢ Ammonla Water, for gen- eral housecleaning pur- poses, small, 10e; = for 1lc Same, large, 25es 2 e 26¢ Great One-Cent Sale of Drugs Salve 35 9gn Emulsion Cod Liver 0il, with h\pophosphnea, Rhubarb and Soda " Mix- small, 30c; 2 for. ture, 25¢; 2 foi Same,’ large, $1. Liver Pills, 1 bottle, 15c; 2 bottles....... Cascara Aromatic, for . Syringe, . Rm- Rite Leads, for sharp and other auto- matic pencils, dozen, 10c; 2 dozen. 5 Self - filling Pens, $1.00; 2 20c; 2 pints..ooonnn.n.. iskbrooms, 50¢: 2 for. Mason’s Shce Dr a orted colors, 11c 6c Manicure Sticks, Se3 2 for.. for... Calomel Tablets, 100 for e hnTs 25¢; 200 for. Pure Lemon Extract, ozs., 40c; 4 o8 ... Pure Extract Orange, (1-gr.), 1 bottle, Pile 5lec Soda Mint 200 for. Rhinitis Tablets, 25¢3 200 for. Bicarbonate of 1b., 15¢; 2 Ibs. Jodine Swabs, 12 for Comp. Cathartic Pi for 25¢; 200 for. Diarrhoea Remedy 25¢; 2 for. box contains 100 for and 50 large tablets; box, 50c; 2 boxes. Epacm Salts, 1 1 oza, 40c; 4 oxs.. Pure Lxlrflct Vanilla, 2 ozs., 40c; 4 oxm. Compound \anula. 3 oms., By the Associated Press, 6 for 15¢; LOS ANGELE 100 for 40e; 200 for. Sulphur and Cream of Tartar Lozenges, 15c: Toothache Gum, fox Seidlitz Powder: Bellldonna. Plasters, 13es 25c; 20 for.. 2 p Hydrogen Peroxid Bellxdonnn and Capsicum el's, 100 for ZSe; 200 for bottle, 15¢; 2 Plasters, 15¢; 2 for Gibson's Heavy Pure Min- Strengthening Plasters, eral Oil, 1 piat, 75¢; 2 7E, for .. Mnk of Magnesia, 25¢; 2 26¢ Aromatic Castor Oil, m: 2 tor 36¢ Great One-Cent Sale of Toilet Artlcles Cascara Tablets (5-81.), 100 for 35¢; 200 for Ingram's Face Powder, Tar Shampoo, S0cs 3 for.... 5lc =< 26¢ Poudre de Riz Veloutes Aux Fleurs, very fine 26¢ face powder, 50c; 3 for. Vanidor Powder Compacts, 50e; 2 fOr......-. Dorin's Powder Compa\tt 7 25€3 3 FOX.....conncene Tincture Green Soap, -Sex Palmolive Fouge Com- 2 for. pacts, 25¢3 2 fOF. ....... Italian Mavis Rouge Compacts, 2 for.. 50c; 2 Quinine 0zs., 1 for 50c;: 2 for. Orauge Hauko Gompact Quinine Hair Tonlc, § $1 01 50c; 2 for. ozs., 1for$1.00; 2 for Rouge Compact La Reine Vanishing Cream, 51 50¢; 2 for. c La Reine Cucumber 2 Borlc Acid, pa\\derc , 1b., 29c; 2 1bs Tincture Arnica, for Comp. Iron and ica Tablets, 80 for 73c; Calif.,, September | 3—A $137,000,000 program of fim | play production and buiiding activi- ties has been arranged for the com- | ing year by motion picture concerns operating in and about Los Ang it was announced here by Josepn M. Schneck, | coincidental with his e election as president of the Motion Pic- | ture Producers’ Association of ali- Mlflllna \lkohol Masslge. 75c; 2 101 Glycerine ‘Suppositories, dosen, 35¢; 2 domen. Elixir Catnip and Fen 25e; 2 for. Aspirin _ (5-gr. 40¢; 200 for. Squibb's Aspirin, 1 aue-. 15c; 2 doxen. - Larkspur Lotion, for Blaud 35c; 200 for. Catarrh Relief Ba 2 for... 15e; 2 Gibson's Milk of Magnesia Teoth Paste, 30¢s Squibb’s Stearate of Zinc, 25¢; 2 for. Palmolive Talcum, ed odors, 25c3 2 for.... Schneck said $7 600,000 will h. (\rmhxr | Charcoal and Pepsin Loz- the | enges,1 box, 15¢; 2 for. . and | during on ind Duildings filming remainder Lauipment. new Palmolive (rednl, in tub Glycerine <hampoo, 25¢; 2 for .. Palmolhe Cold or ishing Cream, i 50c; 2 for. Cream of Almo; Talcum Powder, made in Florida, where— the orange blossoms grow. Per can, ue; Noxzema Saponified Co- coanut 0il Shampoo, 35¢; Cucumber and Cream, 50¢: Benzoated 50c; 2 for. Witch Hazel Toilet Cr 50c; 2 for. o Gibson's for 50c3 2 for... Witch Hazel and Cucum- ber Jelly, 50¢: 2 for. ... n Balm, 50e; 2 Very fine. 2 for. Corylopsis Talcum, larga cans, Mary Garden Talcum, m. Borated ‘Talcum, powdered, ‘assorted_odors, such as Violet, Carnation, Orange Blossom, Lila Rose, etc., 25¢; 2 for. Lovejoy Talcum, 28¢5 2 e 26¢ Ingram's Borated Talcum, 2 for.. Florida Water, large bot- tle, 6Se; 2 for. La Fountain Hair single or double mes cap shape only, 10e; 2 for ... Monarch Aluminum - face Hatrbrush, Soe; 2 for.. 1€ Honey, Almond and Cu- cumber Cream, large bottle, $1.00; 2 for. $1 01 Peroxide Vanishing Cream, 35c; 2 for.. 36c¢ Prophylactic Reopening of a Star Branch Office. Ervin's, 2908 Four- teenth Street N.W, where thére has been lo- cated a Star Branch Of- fice, closed yesterday temporarily. It will re- open about September 15th, when Fookes’ Art and Gift Shop takes possession of the store. In the meantime you’ll find The Star Branch Office in Bronaugh’s, 14th and Monroe Sts., ready to give you service. That The Star prints MORE Classi- fied ads every day than all the other papers here combined is only natural—when results are considered. Anticor Razor, 50c; 2 for Brilliantine, in 50e; 2 for. .. Rubberset or Ever- ready Set-in-rubber Shaving Brush, $13 2 for. Lilac Vegetal, for use after shaving, very fine, $1.00; 2 for.... Bay for . Clovola 33¢ (‘)o Lady Esther French St Body Pf"d"' Indlsrge can, with powder puff, $1.00; 2 for.... $l 01 Jap Rose Talcum Powder, l6c 15e3 2 for.......v.-n Vivadou W.altz Dream Talcum, very fine, 25e; [¢ Y or white.) Riker's quuid Rouge, 25¢; 2 for......- Styptic Penci tos 2 for Pllmoh\e fihav!ng Cream, Witch Hazel, per bottle, 26¢ 35¢; 2 for. 233 2 for. Sans, the stainle Imported ‘German-made septic deodorant, con- Razor Blades, for use trols perspiration safe- in Gillette Safety Razor, 1y, removes all body 35¢ dozen; 2 doxe: odor; harmless to skin Foot Tablets, or fabric, 50e; 2 for. tired, aching feet, Fine American - m: box, 25e; 2 for. Toothbrushes, Cocoanut Oil Shnmpoo. for 25¢; 2 for........ Glycerine Liquid Green Soap Sham- Water, mentholated, ue. Wfi- 28e; 2 for. 26c 2 for. 260 Specials Not On ONE-CENT SALE Columbu Dry Cells, g7 00 P and G White Naphtha, 4. 3 for 10 for Guaranteed Crystal; sold . 51c ,350 50c¢ 95¢ on money back guar- 45¢ 199, 9sc lntea 200 Colgate’s FAB, 13 for.. Sunny Monday, 10 for.. 45¢ No delwcry, no C. O. D., no telephone ordm Come down at mght if you cannot come during the day. Open every night until 9:30 o’clock. * 26¢ 36c 26¢ ported Combs, flel 2 Moon Glo Lorty or Naomi Face Powder, made by Vivaudou, the maker of ‘qumk Morrison Says Old Parties late Christine Nilsson left 26 master- i : < More! Than [ Twicelias| Many VEx- | s At ey e P T N e been formally hunded over to the wis urged by Fra M Bk e Labor, in an By the Associated Press, DAYTON, ©hio, September 3.—More pate in the international air races SPECI a L here October 2, 3 and 4 as took part in the affair at St. Louis last lllf 0\(‘\"u free entries for which the closi; M . v 3 e A This Week Only n r penalty will be added l_o each entr: o calithatit W | been @ Labor day when organized | rom September 8 to 15 the penalty To get you acquainted with unshots a e bird had greater cause to feel oo i e = e ever e e e lxlrr:o m“:‘“l'; i‘;‘r‘;’z‘l‘x‘:‘;dl"’:“ t‘hsa fyees mee this week only, give you a pair e S eer | events. Fr tries fo hi: s | ’ hearaioc tonally. A€ night 55 of labor than in the | entry list will be in excess of 200, it Half Sol Tounding : | not_care ‘what ‘brings about the "".nIl"],;"{,’3.5‘,';3“’{‘m“'m,';,‘,’,”““m,}"s,::“" es RODSEVELT BESPEAKS‘ \\'_h»re lh‘(‘)nli:u:!i wllldbe held. ‘T:fl' ; winners will be scored on _polnts, | West Point School Year Starts. |pased on the horsepower of ~ their |0N lN NEW YORK WEST POINT, N. Y., September 3. | CAUT | Lot ae tee et aa e e - 1,100 cadets of the United Statesflike. Why throw away your shoes Military Academy under general su-| Twelve major events will compose Wwhen you can renew them here pervision of Maj. Gen. Frederick W.|the race program, this year, with the at a small cost? aden, superintendent of the acad-|FPulitzer speed event the last and porters to Seek Gov- 1 new, Instructors at the post | will be dally carnival and stunt fea- ¥ this yea Academic k will con-|t s. Cash i i tal $50,000 ernorship. e e s in o criion wathil (sl anas she itonhlsssandineasis o 403 11th St. N.W. e Christmas holidays. awarded are valued at $30,000. i (Opposite The Shoreham) eAn U [ Opp tunit for thse whose vacations or other summer activities prevented them from buying in August. The enthusiastic praise which our values have merited, and our high quality have encouraged us to decide that of FURNITURE, CARPETINGS, ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC RUGS, LINOLEUMS, Will Be Continued During Septemb The same remarkable values that featured the August sale are which this establishment is noted will be offered in extensive “variety. We want all of our patrons to take advantage of these values. We want more new buyers to see how economically the reductions on articles which were real values at their regular prices,” continuing, in our opinion, quality considered, the greatest purchasing opportunity of the year. No special stock has been brougl\t in for this sale. Every item has been selected to fulfill the demand of quality which all our merchandise must meet. Correct in design and in good taste, honestly made and honesdv correct one—one for which you will be increasingly satisfied as the pur- cHase proves its worth by-continued wear and lasting beauty. INCLUDED IN THE SALE ARP SPECIAL VALUES pieces from her most valuable collec- Mean Nothing to Labor. pected as Flew at St. Louls museum authoriti than twice as many flyers will partici- ear, air officials predicted after 100k~ will be 59/per cent. our high-class shop, we will, the old sultam’s| When organiged labor was m signal lights can be scen on the sur- | Y¢ar The labor movement does | Was added. jic! 2 air line, from Wilbur Wright Field, Heels for. .. ship’s motors, distance traveled, num- ot — Studi were resumed yvesterd: by Holds in Abeyance Plea of Sup- There are 90 new .officers.and | principal thing. .Besides this, there Nafional Shoe Repair CO 1508 H STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. ability to replenish our stocks at the same low prices and equally continued—the same regular high quality of merchandise for and perfeétly their desires may be met. So we are maintaining o . Regular Stock of High- Sloane Quality sold, you can feel with certainty that any selection you may make is a IN' FINE HARD SERVICE CARPETINGS 51¢ hnnle per 36¢ 2 for Neat Hair, the great hair dressing that keeps hair in comb, 35e; 2 for.. 36¢ Sterling Face 25c3 3 fOF..connccrecans IN ORIENTAL RUGS WE OFFER VALUES WHICH WE ARE CONFIDENT CANNOT BE SURPASSED ELSEWHERE. Gold Dust, sman, 10 tor.. 43€ GSTEN BULBS ] 23c¢ Each att, Céar--- gp 5 for Amerl_can-mndo, J $1.00 Tipless Brandes $6.00 Phones, $3.89 Everready Large 22%- Volt B Batteries Everready 45-Volt B Batteries .. Tubes~WD-11, Fels-Naptha, 10 for .... $1.49 $2.79 WD 12, uv- Uv-201-. A uv- $3 49 Guest Ivory, 12 for....... FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS Ivory Soap Flakes, 12 for IN THE UNTTED STATES STORE HOURS FROM 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Fairy Soap, 10 for SATURDAYS, UNTIL NOON Sloane:Endorsed Merchandise Carries an Assurance of Satisfaction Lazell's Talcum Powder, such as Sweetpea, Hon- eysuckle, Field Violets, ‘Massatta, 25¢; 2 for.... Genuine Orange Blossom “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office