Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1925, Page 11

—_ ,Sure, Il come ... thani, for the invite...and tell ~X_ the missus not to worry about my ei}digestt,ou---- sin.ci Tve been takin; aques Capsules lcaneat n‘zv-rflmg/" e / e one or two eas: -toat:ke 4 ‘mf:r:m&;’n oFc\gaptsgr?i Q?,.J good-bye distress and gas ‘& 60 ~ ask friend arv9) fiz?bfmf/{o“mé Pay in IOfiogL/I-g home, inside and out, with the best paint made: Devoe. Don't let lack of ready money stopyou! Paint now—pay later. Consult the Devoe Authorized Agent in your commufiity about the Devoe Home Improvement Plan, by which you can paint your home NOW, and take ten months to pay. John Sawyer Phone Lincoln 269 1920 Nichols Ave,, S.E. Becker Paint & Glass Co., Inc. 1280 Wisconsin Avenue Phone West 67 Geo. E. Corbett PAINTS, OILS, GLASS Telephone Main 1756 409 10th St., N. W, Society , Brand Clothes THE EVENING CAPTAL ARTISTS WORK VNS PREE Jerry Farnsworth Among Award Takers in National Academy Exhibit. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, f prizes for worl rch 25.—Winners in the 100th an- nual exhibit of the National Academy of Design, opening next Wednesday, were announced last night by Secre- tary Ch Curran of the academy. st Altman prize of E “Across_the " Second Altman prize of $500 won by E. L. Blumenschein of . M., for a painting, “Sangre to Mountains.” awards included $300 Hall- garten prize to Clarence Johpson of Pa.,, for “Lumberville nd $100 Hallgarten prize to J rnsworth of Washington, D. C., for “Helen." —_— GLEE CLUB HERE. Emory Musicians Will Give Pro- gram Tonight. Appearing in Washington for the first time, the Emory Glee Club of Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., will a performance tonight at the Willard Hotel under the aus- pices of the Georgia State Society. Tickets are on sale at the Willard ewsstand and at other hotels. The appearance of the Emory Gles Club {s the first of any Southern glee club in Washington, according to the Georgia State Society. While in Washington members of the club will be entertained by friends. cert starts at 8:30 o'clock, VETERAN'S DOG LOST. Ward C at Mount Alto Made Un- happy by Disappearance. Leo Clark, a one-legged disabled War veteran at Mount Alto has lost a friend. an $-month-old German police dog, who has been Clark’s com- panion, disappeared last week. She is very much missed by her owner, and the person who finds her will restors ward C to its former state of happiness by returning the dog to the hospital, which is located at 2630 Wisconsin avenue. LRI wul University Fund Drive Starts. CHICAGO, March 25.—Alumnl of the University of Chicago met last night to inaugurate a campaign to raise a $17,000,000 development fund for the institution. Chicago alumni will endeavor to raise $1,320,000. The .con- | STAR, WASHINGTON Boys Waiting To See President Spin Their Tops The fads of the very modern boys—the big boys—change quick- ly. They have taken .to spinning tops now. Thne cowboy trousers and “sloppy socks” and funny soft hats have glven way, at least for the moment, to old-fashioned tops. This was Introduced in Wash- ington when the members of the Atlantic City High School swimming team, national inter- scholastic champlons, called at the White House to shake hands with President Coolidge. They were considerably ahead of the White House scheduls, and while walt- ing they passed the time spinning their tops on the pavement in front of the Executive office. It is needless to say they soon gath- ered a large gallery, but it was the opinion of those looking on that as top spinners they were good swimmers. These boys said they picked up the top craze while in New Haven recently, where they participated in @ swimming meet with Yale. More goldfish are used in a purely ornamental way than any other ani- mal. GINGER| ALE! NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. SE. Mothers, Do This— When the Childrem Cough, Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse. And then’s when you're glad you have a Jar of Musterole at hand to give prompt rellef. It does not blister. As first ald, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a Jar ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too. Re. lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, pleurisy, s and aches of sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colda of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. 35c and 65¢ jars and tubes. Better tham a mustard plaster D. C,” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, ' 13,000 IRISH “SALOONS.” Survey Causes Officials to Con- sider Restricting Traffic. DUBLIN, March 25 —There are 13,000 premises licensed to sell in- toxicants In the Free State, according to a written statement given by Min- ister of Justice O'Higgins to the liquor commission appointed by the Free State government to establish whether the number of liquor licenses 1+ in excess of requirements. The minister points out that this total of 13,000 provides & public house for every 230 people in the Free State, whereas the proportion in Eng- land is one to 400 and in Scotland one to 695. Mr. O'Higgins describes the figures as startling and as warranting a searching Investigation into the social and econo effects of such a plethora of 1 premises. The Shoreham Hotel Dancing Every Night in The New Colonial Room For a place to dine, dance and to entertain in- formally, Wash- ington’s smart set is choosing the Colonial Room. every night after 10 o’clock. Y Dinner Dancing 7 to 9 o'clock. No extra cover ¥ charge at dinner. Cover Charge at Supper, $1.10 S Yoz, 15th and H Sts. N.W. For Reservations Phone, Main 8460 AN AN e | = Window Shades, 59¢ Seconds of $1 quality. Oiled Opaque Shades, in dark green, white and ecru. Per- fect rollers. Third Floor R s | POWDER BLUE—COATS Fashion’s Favorites for Spring Are Here in a Choice New Assortment Just Received $25 and $29-75 Of all the lovely colors for Spring—fashion absolutely places her best bet on Powder Blue—and women who have been waiting for charming styled Coats in this lovely tone can now fill their needs from ample assortments. Straight slimline models are fea- tured—with borders of furs— Moufflon, Vicuna and Mandel —or attractively faced with natural Kashona on fronts and col- Effectively lined with silk or lingette. lar. Sizes 16 to 44. Second Floor—King’s Palace A Pre-Easter Millinery Surprise $4 and *5 Trimmed Hats $ $2 .85 % made with yoke. 3 O 1925. =51 O e Bringing The Colorful Springtime to Baby’s Cheeks SPRINGTIN[E breezes in the glori- ous out-of-door is just what baby likes. Plenty of fresh air and baby is seldom fretful, Of course he should have a comfort- able carriage and that’s the rea- son why you should see the dozens of attractive styles here at Mayer’s. Not one bit expensive either. Go- carts are priced all the way from $21.75 to $69.50 and Strollers as low as $10. Lifetime Furniture Is More Than A MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D & E Name z s Satisfaction First Since 1859 INGSPALY 810-818 Seventh Street 75c¢ Sanitas Covers, 59¢ Stenciled in blue on dark or light grounds. Street Floor—Bargain Aisle Jeeersceroesere B3 ;000000000000 Just Arrived! Sequin Tunics Sems-Made } Yes—the same splendid quality p selling regularly for $10.98—spe | cially purchased for a feature l selling and priced at this remark- able cconomy figure, Black, white and a score of ) pretty colors fit all sizes. seams and slip—there’s your dinner or party frock. Bead and Silk Ornaments Special, 49¢ Street Floor 25¢ Dress Gingham, 18¢ Yd. 32-inch Ginghams in gay Spring plaids, checks, stripes and mottled effects. $2 English Longcloth $149 Piece 10 yards of Soft Lingerie Qual ity Longclot 1 two pieces. Street Floor e | % i | § .% Tomorrow—Baby’s Day! Infants’ Crepe de Chine Coats, $4.95 Dainty Coats of pink or blue silk, Three rows of shirring add charm. Small, round collar. Lined. Sizes 1 and 2 years. Poplin Creepers, $1.25 For the tot to 3 years. Fast- Cotton - Poplin. Straight § color style, button on both sides. Pink, blue, mais and- rose; White col lars and cuffs. Stitching trimmed. §' Handmade Dresses, $1.25. Fine Straws, Felts, Hair and Silk Combinations. Priced for economy, yet representing in style and quality values considerably above the price. Since gayety is smart, many are, brightly colored and profusely trimmed, Shown in bluette, wild orchid, al- "¢ mond, gray, pablo, henna, brown and § black. Misses’ and women’s models in ¢ small, medium and large head sizes. : nainsook . hand-embroidered and feather stitched. Neck and sleeves lace trimmed. Hand-knit Sacques, 98c. with pink or blue borders. Mull Caps, 69c. Lace, embroid- blue plaids, checks ry and ribbon trimmed. nursery designs. Second Floor—King's Palace Street Floor 3 oo sttsosesess Good News! A Lucky Purchase Brings 3,000 prs. Silk &Rayon Hose Slight Irregulars of $1 Quality Incomparable values! Well shaped, fitting neatly at ankle. focd gantar ol Bt ranNtitehTag and doubletient | Denble. Mgh o heel and toe. Silk and rayon sole. All sizes in these colors: Cheek, Blonde, Beige Muffin, Russian Tan, Skin, Henna, Peach, Poudre Blue, Cinnamon, Nude, Dove, White, Airedale, Apricot, Orchid, Apple Green, Canary, Moth, Sunburn, Bamboo, c Dawn, East Wli;l.(:,kB’i_mnyéSudza,Mménhfllfi 'I;lup(;;rl;rench Nude, i ray, Gun Me Lark, Pigeon, : ‘an, Stone Y, N lovan, Black. = - WWIHHIMHHIIHMlIluIIIIIIIIII.ILMILMIIILIMII!F. THE BOULEVARD Kapok —illowe 59c. ered with pi# or sateen Blankets, $1. Pink Cov- blue Do youlike a coat so-easy in the shoulders and back that you could swing a golf club in it? But trim look- ing too; snug at the hips, thoroughly graceful in everyline? If so, the Society Brand Boulevard for you. The Hechit Co. F Street at Tth White, ° S and *50 Others as low as $45 and up to $75 el S I 0EII0I000000000000000090 00000