Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1925. a ¥ | Thursd Virginia Valli and Wallace | Queen” and Will Rogers in “A Truth-| News; Wednesday, Seena Owen in E | Beery in “The Signal Tower”; Friday. | ful Li Thursduy, Jane Novak in| “The Hunted Woman''; Charlie Chase 4 E | Lois” Wilson and Warner Baxter in|‘Two 3 Aesop’s fables|in “Bad Boy'; Thur: Madge Bel “Welgome Home'; urday, Alma|and comedy, also amateur night: Fri-|lamy and Willi Bennett, Billie Dove and Jack Holt in | day, William Desmond in “The Meas- | and His ) 5| “The Light of Western Stars. ure of a man,” Pacemakers in_‘“The | Stones p [ Male,” and News Reels; Satur- | Cullen 1 Pacemakers, Divide: Saturday Thompson in “That Devil Quemado’ Jimmie Con |ley in Dumb,” also “Sunken | silver; _(Continued from Sixtecnth Page) : Peters in “Raflics,” — — v 5 i Saturday Milton Sills In “The Making o Shraugin X Drioner |and” Aesop Fat Short subjects shown nightly in con- | 5 fiuncuon with the feature film, cqupled AVENUES GRAND: * With the dancigg from 11 oclock| Sunday and Monday, Milton § s B until midnight. will continue. he Making of O'Mgliey” and : ’ . g VA Sail | thelmess. in The fact that rain caused the clos- Bowes Iy “Look Out™; Tuesday and pistures of al $ : and Hal R AR e e Antonis Marens: & dng of the Iarie Roof on both nights| Wednesday ri and Alies |Urday ighiors b : it i i B i Wik ‘ that “Spul Fire” was to be shown,|Jovee In i French Girl,” ; . 4 Vit e Stan 3 Weant | eoupled with many requests from | Harry Langdon in_ “Boobs in the e S ! Watnan Wil » e Patrons that the photoplay be shown | Woods™ and F hursda) : W inenay i fater, has caused the management of | ( wanson in ° ek iy e the roof to ze in book- | and. Fodge P * House Wian o A Py B ings Richs relmess fea- | Peters in “Raffles,” of the Alsmin 10 o ynn” and Hal Roach’s ture, therefore, will be shown on Fri- | “Crandall vday Nighters” brod. | Flain 2 g il Nelkon,n | Sallor Paper’ Eriday; Eele day and Satyrday , instead of | casting thraugh station WRC and |ness | : : iy disn ? e “Her Ausband's Secref originally | Aesop Fable: Satprday. Reed Howes | Haunt M Ea i ¢ u . Stromghegrt. in“White el Lin he Snob Buster ad Charlie e Stronghey in “Whi CENTRAL — “Sicele. of the Royal | Chase In “Innocent Husbands nd Sennett’s “Good Morning, Nurse ECZEMA IN RASH On Face and Head. Itch- ed Badly. Cuticura Heals. vroduction ~of “Steele of the Roval | pve & Wables: 1 > Se: Tu TAKOMA. Maunted,” with Bert Lytell in the title | [morence rton [and Bdward liver R y @ : “When my baby was three months old she began to break out Tole, together with Our Gang in Hal | i Marry ™ Mo, | Sunsd comedy, | Me”; Wednesday Roach's “Clrcus Fever,” a Grantland | “yiierfy. Man”: VW ednesday Harrison 1ord with eczema on her face and head. It started with & rash and itched HOME. Reed How | Sunday ths to P Mack Sennett's -~ Sand.” | | Walter 1iers i Oh R, . episode 9. Fight | Villiam Fox's * *and comedy SAVOY. “Smodth mg Ranger,” No. 10 reed of the Border “Sportlight” and the Pathe Re. TeRay TN Wilkon A | Party™; Thursday saxter in “Welcome Home | Madge Kennedy ction, “Her Husband's | Up,” Newspaper Iun and News|and Luke Cc featuring Antonio Moreno and | kvents; Friday, Jack Hoxie in “West. | Home™: Saturday Ruth Miller | y Ruth Miller, supported by David | ern Top” Turpin, “Wild {and David Powell in “Back to Life. Torrence, Phyllls Haver and little | % lats chapler Siirieni] Frankie Darro. Also Larry Semon in | y ay, Capt. Nung PARK cu o' Amaor ~ihe. Gloud [Haevper,: suppocted 1y, Ace) in ““The : 5 oo | “Sunken Silver.” No. 8: comedy Dorothy Dwan (Mrs. Semon). Thu s Vi sund d Mo Irene Tich. | aay and Friday Richard Barthelmes ind Constance Ben- | fn"“Soul Fire,” supported by Bes o ind I CHf Bowes Ry Sunday. Marie Prevost. Monte Blue Love. Charlotta Monterey, Helen Ware Shape,” and Pathe News and Walter Long; also an Aesop fable | “Bubbles,” Saturday Agnes Ayres in| Sunday and M Raramount’s film version of ‘Her |thelmess in ; Market Value,” Mack Sennett’s com. | Reginald Denny in edy, “Cupid’s Boots” and a Lyman H. [ Town”: Wednesday, House Peters and . Howe “Hodge Podge.” { batsy Rueh Miller in “Ilead Wind 2l Thursday and APPOLO. ; banks in “The Sunday and Monday, . William Desmonc y, Betty Comp- | u! i xon in “New Lives for Old” and ““Onr | Through “lang” in “Shooting Injuns” and Wednesday,: Leatrice | DUMBARTON Dressmak rom Paris ay, Blanehe Sweet and Lew Bowes in “Look Out’; ay, ) “The Sporting Venus Mary B and Alice Joy “The | day, Bebe Daniels and Kenn, Littie Frepch Girl,” Walter Hie lan in “The Crowded Hoyr” I'll Show You the Tuesday, Strongheart in|and John Rache in ;" and Lige Conley in|Stan Laurel in “Monsie Don't | er ahd | acqueline Logan in Sky ! Wednesda Turs. | ¢ Florence Vidor and Harry Langdon | Tames Cruze's “Marry A with ' J Kiss Me Again are’; Monday, Capt. Nunj rider.” come: Aesop in “The Sea Squawk'; Friday, Mrs.|day, Alma it Wallace Reld in “Broken Laws" and|in_“The Price She Paid™”; also 170x Bobby Vernon in “A Rarin’ Romeo rday, Evelyn Brent in *“Smooth md Glenn Tryon in “The | “hows continuous and Sunday from PRINCESS. Sunday and Monday, Dorothy Mac kail in_“Chickie,” Stan Laurel in i -tfigadz‘qnichlq{mg i Studebaker badly causing her to scratch and irritate the affected parts. A friend told me about Cuticura Soap and Ointment so I purchased some and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Oint- ment she was completely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. Daisy Hamlin, Knoxville, Georgia. Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu- rify, Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal and Cuticura Talcum to powder and sweeten are ideal for daily toilet purposes. : Soap Ze. Ointment 25 and 0. Taleam 25e. Sol4 Radical Reductiofis- on the remaindcr of our ‘Oh, Bridget” and “Clnema & Johunle Walker in 1 No. Fuiday, Reed Howes in Game”;. Wednesday Short Kilts.” also episode 1 of “Perils | [H Snob Buster” and Lige Conley Marguerite de Mott and James | of the Wild"; Tuesday and Wednes-| B8 “Below Zero”; Saturday Kirkwood in *C Cranson’s Wife''; | day, Alice Terry in “Confessions of a | Powrer Durabilitu Finish | W E e I)OI'CI'I and Lawn Furniturc w The Fall lines are arriving now by the carload—and the question of room—on the floors and in the warchouses— 18 becuming vital and so we are going to say "good-l'vyc" to the Summer lines—reducing them so deeply that they will appeal to you as splendid investments—as indeed they really are—less than merchandising cost in many instances. Remember only a piece or two of a kind in any lot. Cedar and Hickory Pieces Cedar Chair, formerly $8.00........Reduced to— $4.95 Cedar Rocker, formerly $8.00 Reduced to— $4.95 Cedar Armchair, formerly $10.00. ... .Reduced to— $5.95 Cedar Arm-Rocker, formerly $10.00. .Reduced to— $5.95 Cedar Armchair, formerly $11.50. ... Reduced to— $6.95 Cedar Arm-Rocker, formerly $11.50. . Reduced to— $6.95 Cedar Settee, formerly $16.50 Reduced to— $9.95 Cedar Table, formerly $14.50 Reduced to— $8.65 Cedar Fernery, formerly $12.50 to— $7.30 Hickory Armchair, formerly $6.00. . .. to— $3.75 Hickory Arm-Rocker, formerly $7.00. .Reduced to— $4.50 Hickory Arm-Rocker, formerly $9.50. .. Reduced to—$5.75 Hickory Arm-Rocker, formerly $11.00. Reduced to— $6-50 Hickory Table, formerly $11.00 .Reduced to— $g.50 Hickory Flower Stand, formerly $15.00 Reduced to— 58.95 Hickory Flower Stand. formerly $22.50 Reduced m——$13.7.’1 Buick Performance steps further ahead in World Leadership The Valve-in-Head, engine in the Better Buick Master modelsdelivers more than 75 horsepower! Buicks. More power, more miles, per gallop! And the Better Buick now leads the world in protection for engine and driving units. Three new seals have been added to Buick’s famous Sealed Chassis. Three possible points of entry for dirtand wear have been closed. Anaircleaner, a gasoline filter, and an oil filter, now insure clean air, oil and gasoline for the engine. Drive one of the Better Buicks. Know how much the new 75 horsepower Standard of Perform- ance adds to the pleasure of Buick ownership. You never again will be satisfied with the power and performance of the ordinary motor car! Extra power has been added to the extra power always a feature of Buick’s famous engine. Even drivers of previous Buicks will be amazed at the performance the Better Buick now places at their command. You never saw a hill climbed like this Buick will take it. You never saw such get-away in traffic. And speed! A Buick ownercan say “they shall not pass” to any one in the world. The higher efficiency of the engine in the Better Buickincludesthe same economical consumption of gasoline and oil that has distinguished all past Porch Swings Porch Swings, formerly $3.75 Reduced to—$Q.39 Reduced to—$9.98 Reduced to—$3.65 Porch Swings, formerly $4.25 Porch Swings. formerly $5.50 Lawn Swings Lawn Swings (Juvenile), formerly $6.00. Lawn Swings, formerly $9.00....... . Reduced to—$5.95 Lawn Swings, formerly $11.00 .Reduced to—$7.75 BUICK MO;TOR CO;MPANY, FEINT, MI1ICHTIGAN Branches in all principal Cities—Dealers Everywhere Division of General Motors Corporation Ploneer Builders of Valve-in-Head Motor Cars Canadian Factories: McLAUGHLIN-BUICK, Oshows, Ont. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Canopies for Lawn Swings, formerly $5.00. Reduced t0o—$3.50 Couch Hammocks Couch Hammock, formerly $32.00. Reduced to—$21.50 Couch Hammock, formerly $45.00. Reduced to—$97.50 Couch Hammock, formerly $65.00. Reduced 10—539.75 Couch Hammock (Short Length), formerly $25.00. Reduced to—$14.75 Porc]’l Rockers Porch Rockers, formerly $6.50 Reduced to~—$3A95 Porch Rockers, formerly $7.00 Reduced to—$4.65 Settees Gliding Settees, formerly $20.00. . . ..Reduced tcr—-$13A75 Awnings to fit above, formerly $10.00. . Reduced to— $7.75 Lawn Settees, formerly $11.00 Reduced to— $5.75 BUICK MOTOR CO. Division of General Motors Corporation WASHINGTON BRANCH Fourteenth and L Streets N.W. Phone Franklin 4066 We have made ‘Clearance Reductions—deep ones—on Refrfigeratore and Baby Carriages.