Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 34

34 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1925, ?nlelv A good plan is to take the WINS "’ R l 2 :l‘\i :‘:fll\'hrl-"Brindfii 'Ap:;ll Erlzz):' :I:‘m I.EADER []F G[]HHE AVOIDING PNEUMONIA | | [i% St s e teerpiy $1,500 FOR INJURY. b s ity B e e 203 shortens the life of a cold, and g t- She was represented by Attorneys 1y Teduces the hasard of its growing | 071 Given Verdict as Result of \yiign 7. Lambert and R. H, Yeatman, onia Automobile Collision. while the company was represented This is one of a series of popular health talks supplied Th who are sick, either with MisiAg E e by Attorneys Ellls, Harrison, Fer- 3 . . 3 N 4 £ i g 0! of Miss Margaret Pennebaker, 19 years | o & Ellis, by the Medical Society of the District of Columbia. ! e O a0 soas | 018, was awarded a verdict for $1,500 ’* i AN Sa.Vlng Before quiet, and the visitor does not need |damages against the Wardman Park |, Pneumonia kills more people than |th tty soon wipe youf Mouth.|the germ. We are oncl Hotel Co, yesterday by a jury in Circuit | irgt 5 neumonia k more people en pretty sc pe ¥ he germ. ar approaching a Division . astics Staftord. | First sergeant BfitlredA iy Gkt Aohle diNtis 5 The inoculation is on its W& time when a pneumonia patient will g = s S d | any otbor asute dissass. ‘It tukes ot | T3 Mociseion le o fts b, |ine when o pueumonit petlaxt wul LUDE G company: s | Firgt Sergt. John Solies, Tioop B You Spen Rudolf Steiner Noted for| voth the old and the youns: theirouple 1s caused by one person liter-|u scarlet fever patient Pennebaker was riding in an auto- | 3d Cavary, Fort Myer, Va., has been strong and vigorous as well as the|ally spitting in the face of another. Keep your vitality up to a high|™Moblle which was collis vith z | placed on the retired list on account 5 1553 of St e e T e s D T e e il s e on | or'i is one kind of Saving that always P 18 3 rould Dbe avoideq|¥ould Ppale with horror at the i1 people | counts. Saving what’s left will neve g . in la measure could be avoided|ihougnt of spitting in the face of he guise | e L er Mountain in Switzerland. a few simple precautions borne | either friend or foe, often accom- ce aping | bring success. nd plish just this end when they broad- a en colds, Is good. cumonia falls to two ge 1 {cast an unrestrained cough or sneeze. 0 4 Exitiacs 1 ealie mto Kowe K ne e e s The Union Trust Company will gladly ",‘]f Aicciats et the’other’ gradually developing |Liva strike vour lips, or maybe you G. 0. P. LEADER SUED. b help you to save in safety, affording SR e m a bronchial cold The clear-sky | re Jusi —— . beas e o 1 . . death of Dr. Ruc ciner in Swit- » is known ae lobar pneumonia. | Poisonous germs are drawn down — \ O you the protection of United States Zerland was received i n - < this name because it involves | into '\“;;rln‘:mfi." gy Nurse Charges Col. I. M. Ullman Government supervision and of its tire loba or several lobes of the = i % N 5 It frequently begins with a| Kven though you hold your breath With Breach of Promise. soundly conservative management. followed by fever, a stiteh in|in face of u “front-on” cough, mi-| NEW YORK, March 31.—Col. lssac | ¢ A o and a cough The doctor rike you in the eye. he eve IS & publican leader and corset manu- a 2 3 o Sdl'(flxfi Account finds the victim of this type at starting place for a cold or|facturer, was before Supreme /Court of pneumonia already in bed pneumonia germ infection, There is| justice Charles L. Guy yesterday in a an open passage from the eve 1o thel\uit hrought by Florence Redding- R S : nasal cavity ton, a trained nurse, who charged ronchial pneumonia is more in-| The eye drains through this pas-!pin' \With breach of promise of mar- | sidious. Usually it begins with a|sage. It has been observed that| ) by SR i {Wat. cold, which later gets into the|people wearing glasses, especially |yo"q M ’::;n.:';r..-mi \‘tg Foryour woodwork-- bronchial tubes and gradually works [the large glasses of modern times, amage P‘l ' buy Farboil Enamel down into the lung tissue. Much of [have fewer colds than those who 1 was put over until tomor- this form of the disease could be pre- |do not. nable the plaintiff to engage vented, even after a person is in-| Thumb-licking Is a habit by which i contisht terday Bronchial Type More Insidious. fected, if people were ecducated to|pneumonia and other sputum-borne i taking a cold seriously The best |diseases are carried. The thumb- Marshal ilH aRel » 3 P cure for a cold is rest The best |1 ng street car conductor presents arsha renc! as apse. way (6, rest Ja In bed Colds given |you with a sample of his saliva om| 3 on s D : J EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN | the rest treatment usually clear up|each transfer slip. The waltress |yt 800 Bihy Sy ol "_PY”‘_"; 3 PRESIDENT { without further complications. donates hers on your check, the \\In’x'nuhvr\\ i e ll;)l on M :'I‘ | The important thing to bear in cer his on the paper wrapper, the | \IF IFEnSEan SYSIALion: on MY [mind is that both gripp na colas: e 5 andy bag )J‘(“v’“ (va!nlnul e-ym]mnmi- whllx'h‘ the s = | aybe you lick your own | Pulletin issued yesterday described as |‘\Auuu ofte onia, are em. Maybe you lick your own |}t (Tt o e el COMMISSIONERS NAMED. Its Heavy Docket. = n appoint- 801 11th N.W. Main 2704 LEAN and PRESS e o o : ALL and DELIVER MEN'SSUITS................%c lowa, attorne HUNT FOR WOMAN WIDENS | & VOV @YY@\ hI@A g\ iTgY i Police Asked to Look for Mrs. Elsie Montague. Police have been for Mrs. Elsie Mon who left her home e e o | § COIOF it New with iption of Mrs it of a : 5| gives and him that takes jnl———njc——|o|c———|o| ——|al——=|—=|n|c——=3|o|—=|a|l—=23|o|———ja|c——]u]| Etwn hof b s = ow Germx Are Passed. thoss Wi L I||”':"\""," skl oYY % X = % Commonwealth needed cash—we had it! That’s the “why” for this great sale—and that's enough—but we ghly ¢ There is some- io tuch e pEses. off your| ety over hikcenaiiion de should t Precaution Enjoined. STORE sophical, are s p are passed from one person to an-|heated rooms. Congestion in the "A“ i Entrances, 8th and E do want to add that these dresses are NEW—NEW as Springtime itself. Not odds and book. ‘Watch yourself. It is a spit- n who sta trad habit that imperils himn that other in little particles of sallva.|mucous membrane mal easy for Sts. Stairway. 8th St. The common drinking cup is one|germs to get a st nember ~ S % Y; : | means to this end that pneumonia is ¢ ou i > e’ “s'n‘:um..: x‘\‘:.nu'\l is another. The n\‘m_\' get virile germ of it from some Shoe ! I""’ Vestibule alcold victim wipes his mouth. He'one who has merely a bad cold L) Mystical Fact” an Fhree-fold | offers you his hand. You shake, and Take all colds serfously at their 5D Tomorrow—we offer the entire stock of a New York maker of better dresses. ends—as the low price would indicate, but a wonderful sale of dresses in which material alone, fuinished the anthod) follows. in many instances, would cost more than this very low sale price! fn height, weight, 160 pounds; s, bobbed; complexion, dark. She wore a three-quarter 1 h f1 , light e — brown in color, bl crepe hine | dress and black shoes, Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye o [H a | o] | o | A o] » | EC Garments, Draperies, — Everything! m 1E| | B} | 5| | o] m B} | Bank Bandits in $10,000 Haul. CHICAGO, March “ rob- | Beautiful home dyeing and tint- | waists, dresses, coats, stockings, bers, one of whom : ing is guaranteed with Diamond | sweaters, draperies, coverings, hang- shotgun, held up 8" Dyes. Just dip in cold water to [ i hing new. chiloyes: of : JoE oy | tint soft, delicate shades, or boil to y “Diamond Dyes"—no other dye rich, permanent colors. Each | kind and tell your druggist whether 15-cent package contains directions | the material you wish to eolor is 0 simple any woman can dye or | wool or silk, or whether it is linen, tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, | cotton, or mixed goods. 1t vou want work, read the want columns of The Star. “Tf's such a bother to get lunch just for _& myself”’—complains the young housewife o take the trouble —and often too tired e eata meal, anyway. “Thousands of other bousewives are in this same pee- Scores of Beautiful Easter Dresses Their newness will surprise you—their value will amaze vou when you see the frocks and then con- sider the low price. Charming models for every day- time occasion, and many that are ideal for more formal wear—a wonderful selection. eI Look at these materials: GEORGETTE, in new pastel shades. FLAT CANTON, beautifully embroidered. LACE and GEORGETTE combinations. CANTON CREPE, beaded and embroidered. TUB BROADCLOTHS, striped and plain. SILK BROADCLOTH with smart scarfs. CANTON CREPE, in ensemble effects. CANTON CREPE, ensemble effect, lace trimmed. PRINTED CREPES of newest designs. These are by no means all the smart fabrics in this sale. But they are the ones that are now leading in favor. No amount of elaboration can do full justice to these dresses, nor the values. But with such an assortment at $8.88, will any woman needing a smart dress or two intentionally pass up such an opportunity? THAT THIRD MEAL! | And the “between-meals” problems, too Easily solved with this health food Mateed Mk takes che place of a light meal 2300 Higher Food Vaime—Borden's is more nutri other food can—wheoever you're o busy or mmm':m_un:a:mm.n tred for solid food, or wheaever your family yiral food essencials—thoroughly satisfying and Iz bes suddeniy become more poputar than ever Easier Digestibili SR e e e 3 ’D:zqaliq_y:bum‘:ak casein is | Bnleed Milk. milk bes. Puts just the desirable, minimum tax on Mvhomhhdn:l‘:d::hémhd your digestion, no matter when you take it Bordents good. People wrio pove shways 50 The men in your family get Bordea's Matted Milk ! a¢t soda fountains—for 2 quick lunch or between Give Borden’s Malted Milk a.hsndy place in your ~ meais. Bt #0o. You can beve exacrly the same deficious drink at | o home—for same needs. Three important adoantages The coupon below—with 10c—will bring you a " Better Flavor—Borden’s is tich and deliciows, sample package. Send it to us today. Sotd’:v | 2 i sweetness and 15 oz gass packages—and S pound tins—at | b all druggists. The Borden Company, Borden Bldg., | Borderf's duy after dey withoue tiring of it. 350 Madisom Ave., New York, N. Y. | THE IMPROVED MALTED MI A Lunch in 2 Minutes! You.can mix a giass of Borden’s Malted Milk in a jiffy —with justa cup or bowl and spooa. Make yourself a sandwich, too, and there’s enough food value to satisfy Sizes for All ’ . me ‘ ! Be Convinced Misses sizes 16 to 20; : PR . Let this sale convince women’s sizes 36 to - - L . - 3 you that the Basement 42 —and f?l' large . . 1 : - = . Store of Lansburgh & women beautiful foul- : i g . = Bro. is the place for ard dresses in sizes up : : - - | i ' genuine value giving. 1o 52. A\ AL ] EEEEEE*EEEEEEEE—?EEEEEE 0 | |