Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1925, Page 39

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 26, 1925—PART 2. SOCIETY, 7 [ALExanDRIA sOCETY | § The socfal committee of the Old Dominfon Boat Club entertained at a dance Wednesday night, at the club — house, in compliment to the members of the crew who left Friday to par- ticipate in the regatta of the Southern Rowing Association in Richmond " For Those Who Are Not Familiar With Our 1c Sales ot " AT s HERE IS THE PLAN B L ST ciosed on Thursday. Chaperons were Mrs. Robert Cochran, of The Plains, i Mrs. A. C. Warwick, Miss Runy i Thomas and Mrs. Charles M. Shep- person. Among the dancers were Misses Katherine Strong, Helen Mills, Alice Abberdee, Virginia Mackey, Dorothy Moore, Jane Sullivan, Kitty Baer and Lucille King of Washing- Then Come to One of QOur Stores and Save! You’ll Be Glad! y item at its regular price (not our cut price) and we will sell you another one for one cent?uyEyg::\ple—T;e regulg:l prife of (a 3-0z. bottle of Wildroot Shampo_o is 25c. Buy one bottle at 25c and secure the second one for one cent additional. As many of the items in this sale are offered to our customers at less than the wholesale prices, we reserve the right to limit quantities and refuse to sell dealers. This sale is for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. Let us suggest early buy- ing, as the stocks are limited on some of the articles. Mail orders filled as long as supplies last. Add % M b aae B 10c to each dollar or fraction thereof to cover cost of postage and insurance. Bayol, Esther Moore, Marian Dienelt; Now for the biggest and best One-Cent Sale in many a day. All Washington looks forward to the |So%2. Katherine and Hilda Pulman, 2 4 : 4 Mabel Blunt, Jeanette Cochran, Gene- wonderful values offered in these sales. This sale contains many articles never before offered in a |vieve Shepperson, Josephine Gregg, - one-cent sale. Margaret Warwick, zabeth War. wick, Dorothy Morton, Inez Moore : 2 - and Margaret Moore; Messrs. John Our buyers have worked for months preparing for this tremendous event, and you will find grouped Bt it N e Jots in this advertisement needed articles for the home, for beauty and for health. Also delicious candies |Dratn, jr: %ari o Harmeling and and choice cigars. : 4 . You will agree after reading this announcement that we are offering many exceptional and import- ant values. Get your pencil now and make a list of the items you need. Richard R. Woodward of the R. O. T. C.; Messrs. Stanley McGee, Robert rman, A. D. William Ficklin, Charles Fertell, Cullen Napler, William Winsted, Donald Lee, DeButts Saunders, Shirley Baughan, James McElroy and Archle Munson of Washington; Linus Young of Falr- fax, Vincent Young, Thomas A. Hul fish, ju; Earl Knight, Boothe Pulman Raymond Wolford, Robert G. W ton, Charles C. , 3 [ ] Wright, Alexander : N Jack Doniphan, W Howard, Robert How son, Lionel Beeto, 14%. ; 25¢ 25¢ 3-05. Bottle 20 Y4lb. - Rubbin il Tin John 'J. Hughes, Jack Robert Key g Wildrooe Hershey’s mett Lawior: Hubert: Moorer Uik Cases CO| Shampoo S. Lambert, jr.; James Trout, 2 for 51c Cocoa jrmola, Maicolm Moore, Williarn or, ndsor eMaine, {en 2 faniie § A Wgh guiny peb 2 f»or e 2 Cans, 2lc T Capt e Lo oty A large assort- # bing alcohol—for ft‘he A delightful cocoa- > P ment of key cases Also fine sick room. for a rub down after | the bath. This sale, 2 pints for 5lc. Army. Mrs. Robert Cochran of The Plains, Fauquier county, Va., has been the guest for the past week of her sister- nut oil shampoo— leaves your hair soft and silky, neditnit] 'drin %t eaitnfi] drink o breakfast and be- tween meals. This made of genuine leather. This sale, 2 for 2éc. e on these pain A very low pric Tg sale, 2 packages eliminators. for 26c. sale, 2 one-half- pound tins for 2lc. 25c Pint N $3.50 “Cupid” in-law, Miss Cora L. Cochran, at her home on Prince street. Misses Josephine Gregg, Marsaret Warwick and Elizabeth Warwick re turned Sunday fro . visit to Ch te 5¢ Card 75c Pint Bottle Ocean City, Md., where Mis 35¢ Peoples 25¢ Pkg. Imported Alarm Clock GtEiDasenis, M ina A Peroxide Polish Seidlits Mutual Hudson Kemper of Rosemont, have a . cottage for the Summer. 2 for 26¢ 2 for 36¢ Pocoders Safety Pins Bay Rum 2 for 83'51 2irs. Genevieve Pevion Grimes 2 & Nort » 0 has been the g ZZ 5 2 for 76¢ A beautifully nickel-plated Alarm BeE ainter, Boe: T eri 5 Best quality Peroxide An excellent polish 2 for 26¢c Y 2 for 6c< ¥ {, o Gk SSealll et ot on South Patrick steet. 1ot o that we can purchase for keeping fine furni- o One dozen Safety qu.‘rlxnyu .bgy e inches in diameter. Splendid time- f";{ ngmid«n- \'ap. to visit her brothe §or a2 discriminatiog = 3;’"‘ )“‘""Smb‘l: Box of ten complete Seidlitz Pins, 3 sizes on each tled in our own laboratory keeper and has effective alarm. i LR o clientele. This sale, 2 P P e Powders of highest quality and card. This sale 2 ST e e Hunt Roberts, Mr. Cameron Rgberts, pints, Zéc. for 36c. purity. This sale, 2 boxes, 26c. cards, 6c. pints, T6c. b s sale, = Mr. Willlam Moncure and Mr. 'Dal $1.50 Fountain Pens 2 for $1.51 assortment of splendid Fountain Pens just received for A large this sale—made by one of America's largest and best pen manufac- turers. fent. Highly poiished barrels—several different colors. Each Gentlemen's models have clip and ladies’ models have ring m.h:‘l: n 34kt gold pen point and is fully guaranteed. This sale, 2 for $1.51. freedle plays 10 records, This sale, $2.75 Genuine Leather Brief Cases 2 for $2.76 High Quality Brief Case, made of caliskin and has nickel- plated catch and buckles. Just the thing for letters 'and docu- ments or to carry small purchases. It is sturdily made. This sale, 2 for $2.76. Ic Sale of 10c Lb. Purest Quality Rand motored to Orkney Springs the week end, Mrs. Roberts and Roberts remaining for two we while the others in the party retur Monday. Mrs. John G. Cockey is the gue: of the Misses Peugh at their home Hamilton, Loudoun Count Mrs. George E. Warfiel, Whitton and Miss E have d from where they attended the anr vention of the Business and Clubs. Miss Jeanette Yates Coch: returned from Raleigh, N. C., essional Women's she was the guest of Miss 2 il 50c Pint e Epsom Salts S “’Lii‘:’.’f of Shipma ,{4«* Al Crahams Ic Sale of l P ) 'gf’4 ) . Mme. Chernoff Beaut 2 Lbs., 11c i1l M. A C. Warvick is back I~ Milk Of 9 & olsit to relatives In Roc - = = 1 = i ou".a"‘fiv'_.H 3 i T Magnesia 4 Preparatlpns 25c Peroxide Hydrogen, pints........_.._...__. 2 for 26¢ $1 Mineralava £ Boss left last Saturday Z0c Phonograph ant ,ic”;fe,"c‘h’“iofi';,‘,f“;'fj,_"j'f"“_‘f‘ $1,26 35¢ Parco Aromatic Castor Oil................. 2 for 36¢ Beauty Clay R e et ) Needles 2 for 51c $125 Mme. 15¢ Liquid Soda Mint, pint 2 for 16¢ 2 for $1.01 et Seach 1% 2 Pkgs., 11c e Cream, 3for.. 15¢ Lime Water, pints o mild, pleasar Packages of 50 Needles—each and an effective corrective es, 11c. Preparations This brush is built 75c_Janay Vanish- of the very best tng Cgeamyz for.... 76¢c specially selected 75¢ Jiflfl'y Rouge, 76 materialsandishould AWorC C last for many years. $1.00 T . The pure sterilized 8 anay Face Pow(dl:r, 2 for... $l .Ol 1 bristles are per- NS. - anag g k. b manently set in a hard vulcanized rub- ber base. Very at- tractive handle. This sale, 2 for $125 Mme. Chernoff’s Verbeena Cream, 2 for e e $l-26 (1t soothes and refreshes after a day in 2 for $2.01 2 for $1.01 $2.00 McDade’s Rx (A beneficial tonic) $1.00 Buchu Buttons . (An effective tablet for 25¢ Express Tablets ... (A mild laxative tablet) 25¢ Graham’s lodine Soap 60c Sulphur Salve 2 25¢ Seidlitz Powders —............................... Ic Sale of Household Needs 10¢ Lemco This nationally known beauty ‘keeps faces young” The Loudoun by Mi: Genevieve Sheppers nephews, Mr. Ric 15c¢ Zinc Ointment, jars onable. treatment for. saggi NPy o MR hsads ; atmen sagging 1l of whom spen ek enc for acidity of the mouth and th;[:;ni{:rethcchil::gm Rl 50c Rubbing Alcohol, pint muscles, lines, \wrinkles and” som® i lr.;ar‘:i “'3-‘; e ‘:9‘7325}, 11 . : : 25 Mme. E xion blemishes. This sale, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rhinefo Flavoring Extracts stomach. This sale, 2 pints nating Powder, 2 f66. $1.26 19¢ Calomel & Soda Tablets, 100s.. 2 for 20c S0, g S i of Tulsa, Okla., acco y b cugorlarl:n.v.n“!::.xt.rut. oz) 9Y¢ for Sle. e 25¢ Hinkle’s Cascara Tablets, 100s. $1 Mineralava Face Finish, 2 for iy antanar 20c Orange Extract, (10z) 9] ¢ f 10¢ Cream Tartar & Sulphur Lozenges. (Quantities Timlted on these two items) ’\"l‘:ils* ’_:‘;i:r‘Ré:: e resi s e Almond Exiract, (Lox) 21¢ $1 Ever-Ready IC Sale () 35c Cascara Tablets, 5 gr... woeeee2 for 36¢ 02 Duke street. L ghav’i.ng W , £ 25¢ Dobell’s Improved Solution, pints.....2 for 26¢ H?,{i,,‘ ey f?,“i‘,i:;if‘;‘f‘r.," hem ey rushes \ i : z spen nSZ“(\\'fl wee! ;‘\‘ in 2 Ic Sale of JANAY { 2 4o $1.01 Home Remedies 20c Olive Oil (4-03. bottle) o Bt ¢ to her home in Ogor visit to her brother, Jones, Rosemont. Miss Minnie Keller has rerturned to her home in Winchester, Pa., after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles E. Jones, on King street Mrs. Wililam Wilkins spent last week in Charlottesville with her daughter, Miss Isador Wilkins, who is in training at the University of Virginia Hospital. . after a Robert S. é\v =3 v Eltzabeth Dunbar of St. we $1.00 Sulphur Salve for $1.01 w\d‘nmml S Clatehion o s M Betla o raham's Deej, Iron a ine, o » o Mrs. Lydia L. Spofford is visiti $1.00 Graham’s Beef, I nd Wine, 2 for $1.01 5 Garment Bags $3 Columbia Water Haven. e o (A tonic that builds rich, red blood) P % Heater her Sflh_ fl’hll daughter-in-law, Mr. Ic Sale of $1.00 Arseno-Calcine Wafers .2 for $1.01 2 f 11 Mre. Wolcott E; Spofford, in Chi . . (Recommended for facial blemishes and sallow skin) or C 3 nbert etu | Choice Qualit . 2 for $3.01 from a visit to relatives in No | Yy 35c Lithia Tablets s Gnoras Gorton Akns pe. ! 2 7] H v . <. . A . G yordon As T is s 60c Musco Rubbing Oil. Full size dust-proof, bug-proof gar- A practical Electric Heater ing the Summer months in Califor \ 2 for 25¢ (A p’el;\grlrllml’. Thi le, 2 for 11 that ‘I:m heat a glass of water Vvisiting friends, and later will tra ": 1 “Senate Club” S0cibarco Lo‘zpema Loli:mi * skin affections) N ok meead ment bags. SR to the boiling point in 50 sec- T e e J SRt —e e e g ds. This sale, 2 for $3.01. leaving Vafsar College, spent several .00 P ozema Lotion... .2 for $1.01 15¢ Redex Garment Bags. 2 for 16¢ onds. . e o e Tt ey (orators) $1.00 oo L ey for'd 1 2 16 joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob: | 4 for 26 10c Aspirin Tablets (1 dozen)................2 fér 11c 15¢ Fly Swatters . .2 for 16¢ &t I Reews, at 517 Cameron ftreet or C 60c Parco Dyspepain ol and Mra John Tavior Lewis I { d were guests of Mis | g {0e S gL cL IR RIS 5 B B d I P d Lewis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Here is an excellent value and a cigar that you know. 25¢ Parco Corn Shucks........ a2 for 26¢ 2 C Dee Dran nsect r owder W, Schneider, &n route to New York, Genuine handmade long Havana filler cigars, with beau- (A sate liquid corn remeds) = = end the Summer traveling in Eu. tiful light wrapper. Iach cigar is foil wrapped to pre- $1.25 Graham’s Emulsion .. 2 for $1.26 2 for 26c GREENE SM fl,’q; :h :' ":] 1‘1“(* i "@ x ! ,. i Mrs. Charles Ellett Cabell enter serve its freshness. This sale, 4 for 26c. 4 (Bris ) $he avelss) hi 1.01 A POLISHING CREA Sl % e Thiraday Atlenoon $1.00 Graham’s Syrup Hypophosphites, 2 for $1. 35c P. D. S. Rat and Roach Paste. Vst Lol v B 10¢c “Imporico™ (Builds strong, bealthy bodies) 2 for... and her house guest, Miss Lina Gray P 35¢ Graham’s Catnip and Fennel.............. 2 for 36c 35 P, D. S. Bedbug Killer. 36¢c e e (coronas) 25¢ Parco Healing Salve 2 for 26¢ 2 for... P day for a trip to Canada. . & - ; . Mrs. Robert F. Gooding of Rose: | 2 f 11 15¢ Zinc Ointment . 35¢ Cleansiline Cleaning Fluid. 36c 9 mont left last week to Visit her \ 07 & 25¢ Parco Syrup of Figs 2 H0Fuseiceenineianine ; Sis 250 Greene S ter, Mrs, Jewell, in Brookiy, Nx | 5 (A Toild Taxative) 25c ‘Barium Carbonate Rat Killer 26 o Ef?;r;‘dhw; A ;u;:trxm(;[ Tondan; A genuine Imported Porto Rican Cigar, : P 3 e C Mineral Paste gland, - R i 20 Neo S $1,21 - 2 for. # Mr. and Mrs. D. Mauchlin Niven at strictly handmade and long filled. 5% inches $1. €0 Sang Tonic ................occoo... for $1; 35 Red Signal Insect Powder. Braddock Heights. e long and ssually sold in ouc stoces at 1c each. 50c Hexatonic Bifansgat G R P S R 2 for 26¢ AT 3 M Harmon and children | This sale, Z for 1lc. (A retiavle T haed Dol sk Mrs. James Harmon, on Mount Ver i $1.20 Maltogen 2 for $1.21 . St S R T Coonis e ar o i . 9y . : . B ) 5 . or keeping silverware bright. Miss Josep ow} AL Do 10c “Rey Del Garcia P o i e A T 15¢ Ammonia e et e o atier's it i r\e}:«hez < ;: e i Mrs. P. L. Vernon and children left k (Quickly relieves earache—keep it always on hand) For Household Use 2 for 26c. % Sy oS aglon bl gt 4 (perfectos and coronas) 25¢ Eyeol 2 for 26¢ Wil Vistt Mra, {;‘sr[nofi‘s ‘n‘oagermfll on i their farm near that city, and will be 2 for 1lc 60c Rheumasol " ; 2 for 61c¢ Pint Size 2 for 16c {;)!aned August 1 by the Rev. P. L. (A" FENATIe o x 7 s B i 50c Graham’s Miss Edith Fairfax and Miss Hilda A choice quality handmade cigar of specially selected $1.00 Rheumasol Stock up with this splendid quaht{ Ammonia p.;,-‘:ut‘,cg 1""“’;"% wers guests lue:y. = . H 3 1 H Ve . and Mrs. yres, domestic tobacco. Genuine long filler. This sale, 2 for 11c. i-;c gmha';n;l g:r»bfollc S|:llue....__ 22;07' igc l(écc;r household use) during this sale. 2 pints, Sodium I Nuww TorkiCity, while o o thio o ¢ Liquid So int, pint .................... or 16¢ 3 50c Graham’s Milk of Magnesia 15¢ Pint For the Kiddies! $1.50 Ve-Lax 15¢ Rubber Balls 50c Narcissus 35¢ W hisk Phosphate 2 for 51c Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada. Miss Dorothy Smoot and Miss Cor- nelia Smoot spent last week with friends at Colonial Beach. Mrs. Jacquelin Marshall is spending the Summer with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blackburn Washington, on Braddock Helghts. Mr. and Mrs. Washington o Lime Water For the Complexion 2 for l6c Face Powder Br. "‘”"; A mild,- pleasant-to-take Sa- O Mie Miteons Talas ot s 10c Return Balls 2 Boxes, 51c | 2 for 36¢ line laxative. This sale, 2 bot« Church. 2 for 5lc 2 for 16¢ 2 for $1.51 2 for 1lc > | tles, Slc. Miss Mary Brown of Portsmouth, Va., 18 visiting her grandfather, Mr. " (ontinued on Eleventh Pags) -