Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1925, Page 27

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Prescr:pmms Filled By Only Expenenced Regtstered Pharmaczsts at the 18 Busy Peoples Drug Stores MARCH 29, 1925—PART 1. ST. PATRICK'S CLUB OPENS 6TH SEASON ; Players to Present “The Holy City” at National Thea- Dethol Combinatiom Peterman's Discovery, ter Tomorrow Night. v lauid ‘17, 27c, 50¢ Special, 53¢ Crack Shot Kills Roaches. .23c Roach Sault 13¢, 20¢, 5% Bee Brand Insect Powder 40¢ Peterman’s Roach Food. . .13¢, 23c, 45¢ Black Fl"g Dethol (Dmblnnl(on 53¢ Insect Powder Preventol. Special, 29¢ ' Time for Spring Cleamng PEST EXTERMINATORS $1.50 Alarm Clocks... S04PS Blossom Tei 8 for 20¢ P. & G. White Naphtha 85¢ Value $2.50 Hawk-Eye Cameras....$1.59 (Made by Eastman Kodak $1.00 Fever Thermometers (In attractive case, with pocket clip.) Pictures 59c; 2 for $1.00 A limited quantity of beauti- fully hand-tinted photographs of the Japanese Cherry Blos- soms on the speedway. These pictures are size 5 by 7 inches Household Rubber Gloves, and are beautifully framed. Pair Four different styles from (Good which to choose. On sale at these four stores only: Rubberized Aprons .... (Many preity desigma—waterproe Wash Cloths (Splendid quality—pretty color combinations.) Tnauguration of the sixth season of the St. Patrick's Players tomorrow night with the presentation of “The Holy City,” at the Natlonal Theater, will mark another step forward in the history of a Washington organi- zatfon that has advanced from a small arish club to one of the noted amatic zations of the East. 70 perform- ances by 'k's Players during the past*five years have been ziven without profit to the actors or thelr 50c Hennafoam Shampoo (The shampoo with a tomch of hennma.) $2.50 Thermos Bottles $1.39 (Pint size—nickel-plated case.) CLEANSERS, ETC. Chioride of Lime Bon Ami, cake, 10e; powder, 12¢ Crude Carbolic Acid, pint. ..20¢ Turpentine, pint Sani Flush.................18¢ 10¢, 28¢, 45¢ Preventol Combination. Red Signal Bug Dust. Moth Balis, pound...... Moth Flakes, pound.... Sulphur Candies, small......8¢ 2 for 15c. Sulphur Candles, large for 25¢. Insect Powder Guns....... EI GH TEEN s TORES FURNITURE —The Better to POLISHES Johnson's Paste Wax, 1b., 79cs 2-1b. ean. . Peoples Polish. Protection for Your Winter Things Lemco organization—the entire pro- ceeds having been contributed to charity. Thelr receipts in this period have been more than $75,000; they have played to more than 200,000 per- Store No, 2—Tth & E Sts. N.W. Store No. 8—703 15th St. N.W. Store No. 7—11th & G Sts. N.W. s, and 22 organizations have bene- ed from their revenues. Credit Given Father Hurney. O'Cedar Polish. Johnson’s Powdered Wax, a2c, 45c, T0c Garment Bags 10c; 3 for 25¢ Deth-Spray Pint Spra Store No, 13—10th & F Sts. N.W. Gum Camphor, 0z, 10e; 3 for 25¢ A large part of the credit for the Liquid Veneer.........35¢, 43¢ success of the organization, accord- ing to the members, goes to the Rev. Francis J. Hurney, assistant |m~xun of St. Patrick’s Church. Six y he conceived a plan of organisz- the talent of his parish and de- oping it through the presentation entertaining productions. The } the parish res tically, and 1 the thea- ington, having outgrown Carroll Hall, where the shows were first presented, still rehearsed. All the scenery and costumes for the production are made by the or- ganization. For the latest production, Miss Madeline Baker has designed and executed more than 300 period costumes, An electrical tableau, which is a feature of the Lenten drama, was constructed in the workshop of the Players. While much laudatory comment has been spread about the Players, their founder and spiritual director has a ways remained modestly in the back- ground. Born in Washington, Father Hurney made his preparatory studies at St. Paul's School, St. John's Y College, Charles College and at St Mary's Seminary and University, Baltimore, Receives Degrees, At the latter institution he received the degree of A. M. a . T. B. He was stationed at St. Charles College as professor of English and Latin, and then assigned to the Sacred Heart Church here, where he served four years as curate. When the World War came he was assigned as chap- lain to the U. S. 8. Charleston, which was employed in escorting ships to Europe and doing ralder duty. Father Hurney is a past department chaplain of the American Legion in Washington, chaplain of Costello Legion Post, chaplain of Washington Councll, Knights of Columbus, and & member of the City Club. He won sommendation for his work in the Knickerbocker dlsaster. Players Get Tribute. Perhaps the most striking tribute to the success of the Players is the fact that Fortune Gallo, the grand opera impresario, wants the Players todtour the large cities of the East under his direction the coming Sum- mer. This offer is now being consid- EuLE sty pines Madkexctphionay ered and may be accepted if the cast value at 67c. can arrange their vacations to make . & ' 73 99 - $1‘25 Hope Water Bottles 39c Peppermint Patties MRS. GUINEVERE GOULD SUES FOR TRUST FUNDS Specially Priced, 2 Pounds, 40c 6 7C iy ol e e D o eatet il JSays She and Three Children you will enjoy. Monday and Tuesday and where they are $1.50 Harris Fountain Pens == 10c¢ Sitroux Hair Nets Specially Priced g ¢ (C Monday and Tuesday Specially Monday' and Priced 4 for 2 3c Tuesday A special low price on Sitroux Real Human Hair Nets. All colors except gray and white. Cap and fringe shape. Secure & good supply during this sale. CANDIES and CIGARS Monday and Tuesday Only Into this sale we have grouped fresh, pure candies and choice cigars. this list and notice the many unusual values o ffered. A splendid assortment of Fully Guaranteed, Seli-filling Foun- tain Pens. Ladies’ models have ring attachment, and gentlemen’s models have clip attachment. Several styles and colors from which to choose. These Pens have 14-kt. solid gold iridium-tipped points. Glance through $5 Torrid Electric Irons A Special Purchase Enables Us to | Special Include These Famous Cigars in | This Sale! $1.25 “Hope” Fountain Syringes Specially Priced, 67c Monday and Tuesday 35¢ 1 Lb. Nestle’s Almond Bars i 2 for 36¢ A Delicious Chocolate Bar, just “chuck fyll” of fresh-roasted almonds. Tempting and wholdsome. Beautifully finished 6-1b. Electric Flatiron, complete with full length cord. Guaranteed heating unit. A truly wonderful value at $2.98. Beautifully Finished Red Rubber Fountain Syringes—2- quart capacity. Complete with tubing, metal shut-off and hard Save More on Nationally Known Toilet Articles TOOTH PASTES One-Cent Sale of “Luis Martinez” Mild Havana Cigars We were very fortunate in p of these Mild Havana Cigars a price—the saving is being passed form of lower prices. chasing a quantity an extremely low ong to you in the Never Have Received Money Willed by George Gould. If you are not already acquainted with “Luls Martinez” Cigars, now is an excellent time to try them. Many men who know these cigars will buy them by the box during this sale. ) FACE CREAMS 50c D. & R. Cold Cream.... $1.00 Ingram’s Milkweed o) , N. J., March 28 —Having recelved no income from two trust funds bequeathed by George J. Gould, Mrs. Quinevere Sinclair Gould, his second wife, and thelr three children brought suits today seeking*to com- pel the executors to create the funds and to pay the income as specified. It is set forth that the will or- dered the income of $4,000,000 to be pald the widow for life and that equal shares of the Income from the residue of the estate should be given to the seven children by his first mar- riage and the three children of his cond wife oAlthough almost two years have elapsed since the will was probated, no money has ever been set aside {for the funds and the executors have refused to take action, it Is averred. An accounting filed_by the exec- utor recently shows a balance in the estate as of December 31, last, of $14,203,698.76, it is stated The sults are against Kingdon Gould, son of George Gould by his first marriage, and Schuyler N. Rice You will find included in this sale— ld Cream..29c anishing Cream, 29c, 53r 50c Nadinola DEODORANTS 50c Eversweet. 50c Pebeco. The “Hope” Water Bottle is 50c Pebeco. fashioned of the same high quality rubber as the’ fountain syringe. Full 2-quart capacity and guaranteed for one year. A feature at 67c. 5¢ Baby Pops 2 for 6¢ A pure, delicio®s candy for the kid- dies. Bundle of five assorted flavors. This sale, 2 bundles, 6c. 30c Squibb's. . DEPIL: 4TORIES $1.00 Delatone $1.00 Mando. . $1.00 De Miracle Six Popular Sizes “Pets” (class A)........coeuu.n 2 for “Blunts” (class A) ..2 for “Chums” (foil pkg. of 5). pkgs., “Blunts” (class C) .2 for “Merchants” (class C). .2 for “Rothchilds” (class C). 35¢ Odorono FACE POWDERS TALCUM POWDERS 25¢ Mennen 50c Java Rice. 50c Djer-kiss 50c Lablache $1.00 Azurea.. 60c Pompeian. 25¢ Broadway Taffy 2 for 26¢c The “Candy Loaf” that has made a “hit” with every one who has tried it. This sale, 2 for 26c. : LT, Quality Bath Towels i = 5c Life Savers, 2 for 6¢ 3 for $1.00 These famous Mints in all the popular flavors, Good Weight Bath Towels, size 18x36 ventions were submitted, from which inches. Very absorbent and will last QOO0 four major prize winners were selected Supply your needs now \,m.u..“\ {\\ The 152 inventions will be submitted PPLY ¥ oW, \ 10¢ “Imporico” (Coronas) Cigars 2 for 1lc A genuine, imported Porto Rican Cigar, strictly handmade and long filled. 5% inches long, and generally sold in our stores at 10c each. This sale, 2 for 1lc. Specially Priced, 5 Cakes, 23¢ Monday and Tuesday Stock up wm: this nationally known household soap during this special sale. 5 cakes, 23c. 25 Squibb's. 35¢ Graham's Borate: (lb. can)....... PRIZE OFFER DISCLOSES VALUABLE INVENTIONS 162 Believed Worth Marketing Found in England by Insti- ¢ tute of Patentees. Oorrespondence of the Associated Press. LONDON, February 24.—The simple expedient of offering prizes of $50 has resulted in the discovery that there are 152 amateur inventors in England whose inventions have a commercial value. The Institute of Patentees of- tered prizes for the best inventions in several classes, and about 500 in- Home Remedies Priced Low! 60c Bromo Seltzer. $1.06 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. 30c Phenolax Wafers 25¢ Lavoris Antiseptic. 60c Resinol Ointment 25¢ Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia 50c Lavoris Antiseptic.......... L A e 75¢ Fairchild’s Essence Pepsin.. 60c Formamint Tablets $1.25 Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. 25¢ Carter’s Liver Pills 50c Cascarets 40c Castoria 10c “W ebster” (Savoys) Cigars 2 for 11c nationally advertised Buy yours during this well. to varfous manufacturers. 14 5¢ = ' The major prizes were awarded to the inventors of a kettle with a lid 50 Helen Alm0nd Bars 2 for 6¢ that will not fall off; a portable fire; a rotoscope based on the theory of A Delicious Milk Chocolate Bar, with almonds. This sale, 2 for é6c. New, fresh stock of this smoke. Sold regularly at 10c. sale—2 for 1le. relativity for gauging the speed of machinery and a machine for bend- ing rods and tubes. Sir Willlam Grey-Wilson, head of the institute, is an inventor of re- nown and his house is full of his handicraft One of the most in- cenfous is in the chicken house. A Gow grains ot corn are placed In & tin beneath the perches. When the chickens wake and peck at the corn Special 98¢ The most convenient and delightful way 2 for 25¢ 5c “Pandora” a spring is released which opens the door of the house GETS DEATH SENTENCE. Slayer of Arizona Policeman Con- Lawrence of Muskogee, demned to Die. PHOENIX, Ariz, March 28—Will Okla., was found guilty of murder in the first degree and the penalty fixed at death by a jury In Superior Court late this afternoon. ju Forty minutes of the hour that the R o out was spent in eating h and only 20 minutes were de- voted to deliberation. Lawrence shot and killed Police- man Haze Burch of Phoenix early last month. King George of England gave a hundred pounds of coal to all the poor people in the roval borough of ‘Windsor above the age of 80 years. to take a bath. The Luxspray fits any faucet. To mp falling hair, eradicate dnnd , get rid of itching nnd grow new hair, use VmE-quuh!SulyMn-ue. Note the bottle with patent rubber applicator which feeds treatment directly to the hair roots. Sold under itive 90-day guarantee to n::lducepro:auln or money refunded Special, $1.39, at All Peoples Drug Sports- man’s ““Chocolate Bracer” 2 for 6¢ 5¢ Chewing Gum (all brands). .2 for 5c Beechnut Fruit Drops...... 5¢ Necco Wafers. 5c Love Nest. = 49c Crossword Puzzle Chocolates. . 39c Bungalow Cocoanut Brittle 5¢ Maillard Chocolate Raisins. . (Queens) . Cigars 77 4 for 26¢ ¢ /I”,I”i”/', A choice smoke—all handmade of long Havana filler. This sale, 4 for 26e. ' 10c Dozen “Three Star”’ Safety Matches 2 Dozen, 11c Good quality, full boxes of “Three-Star” Imported Safety Matches. This sale, 3 doses, 1lec. $1.25 Carlsbad Sprudel Salts 25c Cascarets ....................ococueecanenee SEREE - 25c¢ Dilaxin Tablets.............. ey s 23¢ $1.00 D. D. D... 75¢ Dextri Maltose. 35¢ Glycothymoline . 60c Gastrogen Tablets. o 75¢ Glover’s Mange Remedy................. $1.50 Grav’s Glycerine Tonic. $1.00 Horlick’s Malted Milk................. nsszasesad 83c \