Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, ray, making them, when they reached [ the destruction of the earth or even|A ray of the N-t series was directed |line vapor that a spark could not be|the League of the Covenant the state D. expel alpha instead of |of the universe. at it, and the atoms of the gas thrown | Produced between the points of the|chief chooses, he can upset the cur-|what the Master dreads. Through all bata particles—and the result was plugs. The Intermittent recovery of [ rency values right through the world. | the history of science h new dis- e T Of the ‘ ovens nt gold! 1t was an isotrope of gold, no the Merlin engines when we were|He can wipo out the stocks of gold |covery has been prostituted for t) V nd doubt, but it was perfectly stable, and| Long into tha night Dapny talked|after the other to a central nodality.|sent down that day off Madeira was|and sllver, or by reversal of the pro-|support of material, and even evi to the ordinary reactions s gold that|to us, enfolding mystery on mystery.| Where this nodality moved, the atoms | que, we were told, to the difficulty of | cess he can produce the metals go| purposes. Take radium. Tt was in would pass in the markets of the[and the further he went the deeper|followed in a state of high activity,|keeping the ray on the engine as we | cheaply that they will become valu mediately pinned on for the creatic world grew the amazement of Milliken and | always struggling to reach the mag-|hovered down, but for later use the|less. Think of the chaos he could|of an industry—and what did ti With this power in his hand, the|myself. Our little comrade held us|netic center. The explanation of the |ray was given a wider scatter, o to|create! He could melt warships, de-|do with it when they got it. Thcy chief of the League of the Covenant|enthralled. He seemed at times to|tarnishing of the gold, as far as Ifspeak, and the trouble of aiming|stroy guns, reduce machinery to pow. |illuminated gun-sights for the d- Was practically omnipotent. FHé had|8row in stature, and his voice nor-|can remember, was something after|was obviated. Danny's cage would |der—the power bevond! Thank God |struction of human beinge' In th fathomed the deepest secret of nature [ Mally elight and a trifle stammering, | this fashion: That the N-t ray con-l|have been of little value, as the raylthe knowledge came to one of a spirit | European war the price of radium and science, If he could make gold of | became almost sonorous. He never trolling the gas was of such a char- was (ntended primarily for the elec-) so benign!” went up a hundredfold, and the peo- that which was gradually resolving|faltered. acter that it was Inclined to rob the|trons passing through the engine’s| wppon 'od (ndeed” Techoed with|Ple vho discovered it and n Into lead by the slow processes of na-| Thread on thread he gathered the|gold atom of something over a hun-|electrical circult. Even the passing of | . oieer feeling of reverence. “Any|turned it to helping humanity co ture, he was also able by the touch-|various sclentific issues that had be-|dred positive charges, turning a slight|a high tension current through the | T BXC 1 "0F ning than he would |not get enough.of it for their exps N of & Sorew to turn gold into lead. | wildered us, and he wove them into a | outer skin to an Isotope of copper,|cage would not have arrested the ray. [ 1ii% SEEG ST 20 0O 00 % e own en- | ments it from Upsetting the basle prin- | close pattern. The power that was|which was then affectable by the| It had enough power to pass beyond | eyt CR8® S PPN fhhe hower: T ciples of radio-activity as understood [ in the hand of the chief was capable [ anaesthetic gas. the cage. terribla power,” Dan agreed, by his scientific confreres, his work in|of the most astounding.variation, The Another of the N-t rays. properly “There it is, Jimmy,” Danny con-|ahlaze with enthusiasm, “but proper- the main went to support and confirm | anaesthetizing gas, for example, the | graded, had an cffect on the electric) o /70 0 ol b tion that had thor- |1y used, what a power for good! The A school for the teaching of pubiio all thelr theories and generalizations | real composition of which is still a|currentof internal-combustion engines | SRS &2 COR CA% O Ny iken and | il of ‘man, Jimmy, came from his|health is to be established by t —except that none had believed the |secret, though it is something akin|—or indeed on any electrical current| =~ oo re (i1} the break of day. use of the knowledge he had, not to| London School of Tropical Medicine power to effect the changes was at-|to nitrogen, it infinitely more stable, | —which so changed the character of aié cer that is behind| think upward and to ennobls himself, ' at a cost of $2,000,000 tainable. But the apex of his power | was controlled, as we had believed.|the current used for firing the gaso- That's the power A was that be could unshackle the energy of the atom—yet even he dreaded the full exertion of this pow. « er, lest once begun he could not stop If the | but to gratify the beast in him. That's L into magnetic sworls, tractating one A Story of Mystery and Adventure BY VICTOR MacCLURE. Copyright, 1924, by Harper & Brothers Uranium X emanation, which crystal- lized into pure fonfum, apparently 0e fontum threw off all the new rays eame or seen in the treated radium bromide, facts he and in a few hours it also deposited a experiment. The finding of th ¥ flm on its container. That film re- Lexcept n 0 far as the acted chemically as pure radiu and amou it I8 col Thus, into a few poor days of human prised t aster very little.- He had | life, the chief packed the work which proved £ before to his own satis. | normally occuples nature over eight faction t that Dan had faint | thousand milllon years! ‘gh nmerin That the atom, with The ultimate result of his treatment ts system clens and attendant |of the radium was {ts reduction o AN 3 . af matt polonium and lead. The uranium and | e Tsaac X re than two cen-|ot radio-active elements were, in |” furies a it forward the hypoth- |relation to the intense radlo-activity . hat light was simply the radi- [of the sun, just what elements cap- ite particles of mat- |able of induced radio-activity were swing bodv—an idea, | to radium. The radio-active elements (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) whigh medern | were only substances °peculiarly jed as a startling |adapted for storing and throwing off 1 boy which | the energs of the heutral-tint and - et See Upstairs Store Advertisements on Pages 12 and 13. Month-End Clearance Flannel and Rayon Frocks »ugh they dis- The decision of the earlier experi- A remarkable clearance at the end of each month offers splendid savings. Sizes and Models for Misses and Women Fur-Trimmed and Plain Sports Coats 12.50 $10-95 $712- Many Frocks for the larger woman. Rayon Frocks in shades of that radio-activity could be produced Splendidly made Sports Coats, fur trimmed navy, brown and black. The smarter flannels for women and artificlally, was upset by these dis- coverias of the chief and by his later in | experiments on non-uctive substances Solid colors—brown, tan, gray and misses in the very popular high shades and tailored models. Neatly finished with self-material collar and cuffs or linen col- lars and cuffs with touches of embroidery. tar as 1 follow varable With a weak concentration of the ~ded | N-t vay on Boron, which was of the ations. | normal atomle weight 11, he suc- epace batween |ceeded in producing a Boron which was {sotropic at 10. In the process, a aine-sulphide screen, carefully in- sulated from the N-t ray, scintillated to the passage of electrons thrown from the Boron. With other elements, non-active normally. he found on » | subjecting them to the N-t rays that particles h(h..v could produce subrays very little I or Hertz mav have | different from the ordinary rays of the elsctro-magnetic | Fadium that, as Doec Peets So far, the experiments of the chief suld sa had been made with the selection and drogen cancentration of the actual rays from the sun, and he set himsel, since the heavier i new s were demonstrably elec- \ elec finies || teical i chacaiter. to theproduction »f an artificlal ray with the same r is repelled | powers. He succeeded. And in suc- veled | ceeding he discovered that the powar having | of as controllable in a way velocity | not possible when he had been re- further | flecting the natural rays through the than the | regularly spaced molecules of crys- tals. Here he came on an element of danger, for with his cathode of a spe- clal and still secret substance, he de- veloped a power far bevond that of own | the natural rave. He found toward v dis. | the highest power of his projector card in part the | b zht, | that he could energize the atoms of and to go back to the Newton idea. |different elements to such an extent He worked assumption that | that he feared to exert the full power the heat of and its light,|of the But with middle vari- was trans gh the material | ations o power he was able to ether as v < of Kinetic|alter the atomic structure of any ele- energy on the same |ment, and bring an sctual chemical principle as ticles were pel- | change lated drogen. Light| He had, in fact, discovered the se- 1 ves as in par- | cTet of transmutation! i ng speeds, and the| Here was a mighty power: He sub- not so much |jected both actinium and thorium to these par-|a carefully calculated degree of hi - at th Women’s Wearables, $1 pe's register t all—or Rayon Vests and Step-ins. High of navy blue, pink, white and grade vests with picot edg- black. Fine quxl)!)‘ $1 inge with self straps. Well sateen. -..-... made step-ins with contrast- Sateen Petticoats. ch m..d» ing trimmed Dbottoms. ’I. and of fine grade lustrous Each garment.... i sateen. Black, blue and ’I Gotham Invisible Underhose. Ir- oy srays regulars of §1 grade. All- - ose, % length, Pediinteemtars, of Highografle sz~ ook LUDHEEBNS, Igne! un would. there When t shipe wo wateh with water between ed the sun's r on t alight—what did Light or have said energ Women's and misses’ sizes. and plain, in plain volors and plaids. rust. Full lined. barded by alpha particles, as n by Ruther- Dress and Sports Coats $19.75 Cold-weather Coats in sports and dress models. Variety of practical and smart materials. Shadow-plaid Sports Coats. Gray, rust, black and brown and novelty plaids. Women's and misses’ sizes. Full-lined coats. DOWN STAIRS STORE $1 Buys Many Interesting Values Tomorrow inch Bordered Curtain Serim exceptionally low @ Children’s Items, $1 | =ianediiaci o 35-inch Printed Colored Cotfon White Handmade Gowas and Voile, in dark colored pat- @ gloves, in brown_and Gympasium Bleomers, pleatcd Seirses bl s sray. Sizes 3 to 7. 3 @f to band in black sateci. @] 3g.inch Check Tiwue Ginghams paton sopsesooceos Sizes § to 30.. == arc very attractive values @7 Ohildren's Hose. Wide ribbed Knit Drooling Bibs, attractively t this pricing. 3 vards cotton Hose, In camel, gray, cdged in pink and blue ma- 1Sx36-inch Hemmed and Mercer- cordovan. black and terial. Unusual values. gf ized Cotton Napkinx white. Sizes 6 to 9%. 3 g £ for..on. nterestingly low priced. @f palrs . . > Shoes, in tan and blac & for - .. without feet. Small me- Boyw Handkerchiefs, White IRfants Sh \\,",.\'y_ 2 and Hemmed, Mercerized teen, in wanted shades g : Cotten Napkins. ' Priced g7 tomorrow, 6 for... dium and large sizes. 2 handkerchiefs, with col- & 5 R and all sizes. Saturday.. pairs x e ored borders and hems. g7 L i $1 B et ate &7 E erchiefs. Whits < 2 £ e . 58a3%-inch Hemmed Mercerized tern; good quality ging- &7 ‘"\\"iT)'\-col;lfi.r-»:kur:br;A;lry cor- Wool Gloves. Samples ~ Crocheted Bootees. Cehmmedv oy Cotton Round-pattern g7 v 4 ham. Sizes 35 to 48.... attractively with pink a e . Imported Pure Irish Linen is ners. Colored voile handker- higher grades. At- atactively with Pk blank Gingham Aprems. New Spring chiefs with embroidered @f tEactive designs sud col- $F . ey “ $1 ported Pure Irish Line : Z5-inches wide and is Flannelette Diapers of soft. non- splendid quality. 2 yds $1 ther cags with the alpha par- styles offered in this apron Sorheis. 7 BandEerctitels b values. 4 for..... drogen (stnce ;.1,““, e Yalue. Sizes from 36 0 €] Women's All-linen Handkerchietx. Children's Irregular Handker- soft, from 5.000 to &, e In white with colored em- ghicta In whito and colors irritating grade. 7x27 @] gg-inch Brocaded Alpaca (Rayon) ol ers C mbroidered with nurs- inch size. 4 diapers for. is a particularly interest- s = jo, cordovan scalloped edges. 4 hand- Boy® Gloves. Warm Jersey Dresses of attractive Dal- urkish Towels, in White \nm Bladle TRy s 3% 1o i) $1 sloves, fleece lined; sizes &7 tern gingham in sizes 2 @ Biue steipe Docders. This and white. Sizes 8% to gf RS s to 6 years..... very special price Satur- ’1 Creepers. Well made m.d very Has Bitors) : s - 5 7 3 to 7. 2 pairs : 10. 3 pairs hose Saturday. lol:-u:’ -:--‘m(o-:‘:mzet;.“‘!:! PEY Vool Sports Hose, samples of Sports Howe. Pineapple weave nd fas e 2= higher priced lines; excep- serviceable creeper: all All-white Turkish Towels, lars cotton sports hose. Very serv- A me et na tional vhlues; 3; sports hose e ona aciers. Pee 31 Tize (17x34). This size is icable. Camel, buck, cordo- Sports Felt and Vel 5'| hot in all desirable shades with . 2 3and 4 years...... a very convenient one. 6 31 van, black and gray. ' Sizes Attractive Spring models. g fandy Cuite " Siaes 1 0§ fr &8 both ‘were Heavier than the 8% to 10. 2 pairs gF in wanted colors. Cloches atoms on which th mpinged. the| ° FOF <l dam i s Gowns, in fine grade white mus- for. . SRR ’ 3 TOKE PRl i oeit T entirely handmade. Sizes Iamey Colored Twekish Towels, Flower Handierchlefs. Sk gyu.mized Socks. Silk and raven ‘o u-v particles, however, being infi- Irregular Siik and Wool Hose, handkerchiefs formed into nitely smaller than alpfia particles Tibbed and plain styles. Black ears. Exceptional $1 in biue, pink and lavender gF M Soeks, W v tops 5 flowers. May always be used ixed Socks. with fancy top: valu As with all the series of ris and silver, beige and silver, as stripes. 2 toweis for.. nd solid colors; peach, sky White Rubber Sheets for crib 0F Large Size Turkixh Wash Cloths. handkerchiefs. Good $1 heige, pink and orchid; ’1 carriages, off by radio-active minerals, w pongee and silver and silver for collars or slecves, 3 for can be deflectad neir flizht with cordovan mixtures. three-quarter ’I In white with stripes and sizes 5 to 8. 2 pairs for yard square. J lengths.. plaids of blue and pink French While Vests. _In all pastel yoom®e0 10 5 BETs, (00 3 3 $1 electric or magnetic ficlds, €0 it w Regular and extra size g “hades. Can be matched @7 discovered that these unseen rays tops. Sizes 815 to 10. Pair. Crib Sheets. Crib size sheets 2 for ... Winter weight, with long with neatly hemstitched .’I ree-piece Embrold e r e d in step-ins..... sleeves, in ankle length; ” hems. Saturday Dresser Sets at this low ‘I from the sun could be shepherded— Women's Handkerchiefs. 1000 Girdles. Wrap- -Amund st sizes 4 to 12 ...... = Infants’ Blankets. Kapok-filled price . and not only shepherded, but con- samples and irregulars of dles, light weight. Children's Sportx Hose. Mercer- blankets in fizured or block Crash Toweling, in white with centrated. But the first ex- higher priced grade. White 22 to 34.... ized cotton sports hose: cor- patterns. Colors: Pink. g blue-striped borders. Tho @F veriments with ¢ from radium and colors. Embroidercd Garter Brassieres. ide and dovan, black, Russian calf and $ Where the highly tant alp) corners and hems. 24 @F back fastening. Very marticles were neglects o more $ blue and white: each price, 7 fOor ...... champagne; sizes § to 10. § Wool Flannel Bands. Pinked Check Glass Toweling. white h = , handkerchiefs for... special value. All sizes @f 2 pairs bands, four for $1. Heavy- with red and blus checks: g7 showy and more penetrating beta and Cotton Vests. Knitted vests in 32 to 44. Princess Slipx, of fine grade nain- weight Cotton Shirts, dou- g § yvards Saturday for .. sl e e built-up shoulder and bodice- Bandeausx. \r\lenr‘hd #00ic; all handmade; sizes §7 bie.breaated utyle, # for. All-linen Crash Toweling, Very Ty, Teaw shbvwry: Dut AnAitdie o Hre £op siyles Sises 3vio gy values. 8 to 14 vears, each . Infants® Hose. White or cham- fine grade. White .u.m red @stonishing In its effects—the neu- 4 vests for. for B Combination Suits, are all lace pagne hose in sizes 4 to 6. and blue borders. .’I tral-tint ray. % S Lisle Vests. Fine “grade lisle Rubber Brassieres. Of fine qual- trimmed and are in cizes gf Very serviceable and good g7 VATAS ..rs In trying to explaln the source of vests {n built-up shoulder and ity, extra long style. 31 _ 6 to 14 years, cach ..... looking. 4 pairs for.... ¥ 45x36-inch Bleached and Hemmed the energy contained in radium, the bodice top; Wiyles Aises @y Sizes 32 to 38. Sateen Bloomers, with clastic white Gertrudes. Either of white Pllloweases, are very at- g7 sclentists of the early twenties pinned 36 to 44. 2 vests NRubber Sanitary Bloomers, in walist and knees; sizes 6 to 14 muslin or white flannelette. tractively priced at 4 for their belief to the more demonstrable Knit Union Sults. Women's knit flexh. Sanitary Belts in g years. 2 pairs bloomers g In sizes from infancy (o §F Fancily Embroldered Pillowcases. apf feaniblc: theoty: that the snergy Winter union suits with high white and flesh. 3 for.. L for ... Sieeiaeions 2 years; 2 gertrudes.. are 45x36 inches, are spe- ‘1 w Inherent-—thus iscarding the necks and long sleeves. Ankle Gowns. New crepe gewns with Girle Hat Are attractively wwhite Flammelette Gowns, in ly priced. Pair... apparently merely antic notion length — elbow _cleeves @ Vee, square and Jennie necks. fashioned of good grade feit that the source of ot OLDSMOBILE SIX DICK MURPHY, Inc. R MURPHY, Pessiouwy DISTRIBUTORS 183514th St. Potomac 1000 Come in tomorrow and see these dresses, if only to acquaint yourself with the newest and most fashionable styles for Spring. Here you will see the accurate copies of much higher priced frocks at prices that assure real savings. DOWN STAIRS STORE through Costume SHps. Sateen in shades Children’s Gloves. Wool knitted probat thus saving truction in- 2Za22-in particles, w range and gre with an imme than the old 185,000 cond) a count- less num particles won through alpha par- the u-v parti- cles in the ether were analogous in so e gir- SAY ‘“BAYER ASPIRIN" —Gpmuine When you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago g ned of goof grade sizes from ® years. I @] 45x36-inch Hemmedl and Bleacked energy was T4 H with knee length. Each Tastel shades. Also white T _Soft, velve ma) fOF. o.ccevn caen Pilloweases of a fine ma- tust s fhe foours jcnergy was| - Neuritis Rheumatism st e ioaon® HowerHign wusiin Sowns in extra §f . Close-ftiing shapes. .. Bl i i teren tenas S pimete . ST mot"be proved. ¢ se by any grade silk and rayon twisted sizes e e Bl b Sl Sl S T e “':;‘;‘““'-'"vf Ab- kxnown experiment, te or hose. in shades of champagne, Musiin Chemixe. In tailored an Roo &y Abre edges. B LoV sorbe: k Tow: o progress adiation fr Accept only “Baver” package nude, French nude, thrush, lace trimmed, strap and Sizes 3 to 6 vears. 2 §F piammelette WKimomos, neatly which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. a soft, absorbent quality. $1 elements tanbark, medium brown, cor- built-up shoulder styles. palrs: ... made. with edgings of pinlk Ampirin i3 the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Sallcylicaeld 4 for = All-linen Hemstitched Towels are very unusual values g7 at this price. 3 for...... Neatly Hemstitched Dresscr Searfs, aro very finely 2 for $1 that radi could not be cre- dovan. Tose. taupe, sray I S Fremch Voile Stepin Muslin Bleomers of crossbar and blue. Good values Jounds and elements brought Into 8% to 10 and neat lace-trimmed @ g $1 Thumbless Ml"rn? ‘(nrandnn Droximity with realosactive subs Sportx Hewe. Fine French lisle Flad oy B o Shades of white an $1 ; i - eports hose in checked pat- Sateen Bloomers. Striped sateen e e e e brown. 2 pairs..... terns. Camel, gold, cordovan in white and colors, with sl 4 :I Infants High Button Shoes, in stanc In menting, however, on ra- . T 38 : good quality longcloth. b d black leathers ‘Sensational Sale of New and vy Siate 8% 10 §F o eaete kneen s B g BRI WA ) e one PSS et Novelty Fabric Glovew. Limited Antiseptic Breaking Record G o e e el septic Breaking Recor gamma increased speeds, but (| dium 1 h the concentrated neutral-tint rays from the sun, the ity wmuslin Splendid values P s in brown and patent broidery flounces on these umps i = % that th v quantity; well made and serv- white muslin petticoats. ’ at mothers “‘“:o:-ke ’I leather. Sizes 4 to § in ’1 fce-giving fabric gloves with o other ra of different natur still . Tnen 3 hii of the popular flavored antiseptics tir {|/A Discovery of Vast Benefit to | o1 - repular favored antises Humanity. overed that the advantage of. Jot. Pair. Women's Pumps and Oxfords. G v ” en fancy flare cuffs. Four -‘l Black and brown kid on Muxlin Drawers. 00d quality Misses' Pamps, in tan and patent desirable shades. Pair.. Uranium josed by the experi- : o P { b peri Go further and tell them that it| 80 powerful that one single tea- white muslin drawers in sizes leathers; turn and McKay strap pumps with turned for children 6 to 14 y. v . : years. ole shoes; will give splendid stic e e Muoslin Corset Covers. In built- soles; also brown le:()\er and P $1 £0le shoes; M Ry oS 7 n-:.:h” k mnr’il file. Cas up shoulder, tailored and 31 black kid oxfords. Sizes gf $ nabags. underarm, pouc h and : 3 coer fancy GeTTes Wi nvelope styles of leather in the parent of ra —also wus sub- | jected to the and fn a day ||| 3 . spoonful will make a whole tumb- | Thousands Using It Give It |lerful of the most cffective and| pleasant mouth wash money can | b Body Walsts of serviceable qual- Pair .. 2% to 8 in the lot. ity white muslin in sizes @7 Hoyw Rubhers. The well known Sombntionkodiore and Attty S F materials. Some in silk $1 Unstinted Praise buy. A sixty-cent bottle will make one. | 6 to 14 years. 2 for. storm style. Pair... Colored Bead and (manufac- » . half gallon—Yes! one-half gallon || Another Public Letter to Peoples | of 2 Tetter mouth wash than the | made. Self-feed Peneils and Gold Filled Rings., with imitation gem settings. Bach $1 Decorated - Glass Fiower gf Vases in silver holders Vanity Cases in sports shades contain rouge, powder, gf came su harged with energy, a threw only the previous unnamed at the writinge Rubber Pants, in natural rubber, medium, large and small g7 reasonable price. Boys® Wash Suits, in a special turcd) Pearl Chokers. Also colored stone barrettes. ’1 sizes. 4 for.. 5 purchase; middy and button- Infants’ Dresses, of te lawn on style: peggy cloth; fine in sizes up to 2 years. gf crash and pongette; $1 Exceptional values. 2 for sizes 3 to 8. Each. Men’s Furnishings, $1 Samples of high- A Many people, aflicted with sour stomach and other diges tive disturbances due to fer- mentation, have found Pluto Water very beneficial. In thirty minutes to two hours, this harmless water physi, starts flushing the intestines of long-standing accumulations. It never gripes. Preseribed by physicians, sold by druggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, Indian: When Nature Won't Pluto Will ldddddd S I I A s addd PLUTO Iy dddddd Drug Stores Who Has Already Sold Hundreds of Bottles. Now that you have had such a| wonderful sale of Kojene these last few weeks, why not again tell your | friends and customers what a won- derful discovery it is? By so doing you can help many afling ones and prevent hundreds of others from becoming Il Science continues to progress and now it has given us Kofene, the | new and only antiseptic known that is nelther poisonous. alcoholic, frri- tant or caustic. And this non-poisonous antiseptic, | so harmless that you ean drink it Is four times as powerful as Carbolic Acid Yes, and more powerful Bichloride of Mereury. Let's go a little further with this | new antiseptic that physiclane, | surgeons and dentists are talking | about. Please tell your customers that it is seventy-five times more powerful than as a destroyer of germs than most high priced, ready to use kind. [ And while yvou are talking about the world’s most wonderful anti- septic —Kojene—tell them about a| few of the many things it has the| power to relieve. | Sore throat and tonsilitis will disappear overnight. In a week chronic nasal catarrh will be a thing of the past. 0ld sores, ulcers, bolls, carbuncles and blemished skin will clear up like magic. Eczema and that itching skin that drives one almost mad—two days treatment is enough. And that's all—except that women who believe in cleanliness will be glad to know that Kojene will do anything that any other antiseptic will do and do it better. And It is not poisonous. Another thing — Kojene has only the most healthful effect on delicate membranes, which cannot be sald of harsh, poisonous germ killing agents A six-ounce bottle for 60 cents— and we almost forgot to say that you can give any purchaser the sixty cents back if he or she is not delighted with Kojene.—Adver- tisement. Phoenix Lisle Socks, well appear- ing and service giving; black, gray and cordovan; sizes s, 10 to T1%. 3 pairs... Ootton Socks, in black; very serviceable and of good grade cotton; sizes 104 to 11%. @ 5 pairs Waol-Mixed Socks, irregul Bigher grades. Silk and wool socks, in heather mixtures and gray and brown: sizes 10% to 12. 2 pairs, Sat- ” urday e...... Cut Silk Ties of higher grades at this unusual price; va- £ riety_of patterns. 2 ties Men's Handkerchiefs, ,in plain muslin, * with colored cords and satin striped. 12 10T ~5omoronncnocRlisies Woven Madrax Shirts, are cut and well made; neat stripe patterns; sizes 14 @ 0 163 ..cvcccciioiennen Ties. Knitted rayon tles, in a varlety of colors; all ties of higher priced type. 3 gf ~ for .. . Sample Socks. er priced lines, including im- ported socks of silk and wool. Variety of colors; sizes ’1 10% to 12 . - - Men's Handkerchiefs, of fine grade muslin, in individual packages; much under- gf priced. 4 handkerchiefs. Men's Handkerchlefs, of soft quality. at this exception- $ ally low price. § for. Men’s Ties, have just been re- ceived in patterns that men will like; Mogador tles. g Exceptional values ..,.. Work Shirts; high-grade, full- cut, triple-stitched work shirts of chambray; sizes :1 14 to 17 .. o Seml-Sof¢ Colinrs, of the famous “Ide” brand in fine styles: quarter sizes, 13% to 17, ” 4 collars for .. Men’s Bedroom Slippers, of brown kid, chamois lined: leather soles. Sizes 6 to 81, 9% and 10% only. Special, ” pair ...... » Home Items, $1 15x38 Rag Rugs are in beautiful effects. Bordered In blue, gF pink and rose. Each.... 25350 Imported Japamese Rag desirable colors. semi-annual sale 15x36 Gold Seal Congolenm Rugs, in attractive coforings; tan, blue and brown col- € ors. 2 for ... 16337 Cocoa Fiher Brash Mats, at_this very exceptional @ price, each ... 36-inch Silk and Cotton Luzoer 1k, for linings and dra- peries. 2 yards for...... 32-inch Obeck Imported Ging- hams. Very low priced. g7 3 yards, Saturday, for... Jersey Tubing Ravenm, in vest lengthe; pink, flesh and g7 lavender. Two yards for 36-Inch Printed Cretonnme, in & large assortment of pat- g7 terns. Special, 4 vards.. 36-fnch Bordered Marqui- mette, in white. 3 }lrdx $1 36-inch Knitted Crepe in rose, green and tan shades; rayon (imitation silk). TREA s $1 22-inch Plald Tissme Ginghams in very attractive pat- terns. 3 yards, Saturday g for .. . . White Plise Crepe, splendid ma- terial for underwear making. 30-inch width. g7 & PAEAB sanshaiet By Toiletries, $1 Tollet and Bath Soaps, Favorite wcents of Colgate's and §f Jergen's. 1 dozen cakes Toilet Waters, Bath Salts and ¥ace Powders, of Denney & Denney, Murinello, Melba and Conde and Blus Bach ...... Hairbrushes, Clothes Brashes and Hand Scrubbrushes with wood baeks and good gF Stiff bristles. Each .... Fulton’s Tooth Paste, Pryrotex Toothbrushes, Tango ~Pow- der Puffs and Bonnle Bee Large Size Taloum Pow- @ der. 4 for ... Coty's Compact Powder, In 2 convenient size; very inter- estingly low priced. 4 comncin 1. $1 Tlubber-lined Tourist Caxes, casel mirrors, atomizers and im- vorted vanity cases, shuv- @ ing brush and mug. Bach