Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 26

teessnurvae PN ENYA RSN BN AU I PRSI O IO AASS LS AE YU IR ANRRPE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, ‘AUGUST 20, 1925. - den—Has Succeeded in Rai The Sulphur Lil science of floricu dxw of a e tropical orange are accustomed, than 12 hours I plants are subject tinuous sunshine of cannc selves ly. ‘T mers th to a definite am fore blossoming, they have had quired. Then close at hand a 1dll them. Covered with Baskets. . v s. Co., ght co and eve: n_exact sm cosmos and’ the T but reddish-brown on the inside; the |culture employes who live at Takoma canadense, or field Jily, of the north- | Park, and some unusual specimens : have been placed on the market from ern United States, and the well-known [ e \M.nlnnn;\ Uly, which thrives best in a | 3 | atitude north of Washington. | Mr. Knig considerable e very wrdens. They are | Mexican flowers of the iris family with three-petaled cup-shaped flow colored crimson and yvellow. These no | longer can be brought over the Mexi- can border. He has a large 1-1)1]91- Legion Commander Elected. Special Dispateh to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., August 20.—R. A. Yates of Grafton, former State finance officer of the American Legion, Department of West Vir- elected commander of the at the closing session of ¢ annual convention here afternoon. He succeeds J. :Ginnis of Beckley, who was - | named national executive committee- rare in American ¢ Tropical Plants. Lilies Are Among Choicest Specimens. “A Bride’s Confession’ WINS $10! Contest Editnr'l Note—Over 870,000 jars of a new “miracle cream” used last year! "Almost a mil- lion enthusiastic use There must be something remarkably different about this cream. But how can we convince those who have never heard of it nor used it of its merit? How can we get everyome to give it just one trial—at our expense? It was with this purpose in mind that we are featuring each week a letter from some user of this wonder cream, Nox- zema, and we offer a special Free Demonstration jar to those interested. Read Mrs. Wurtz's letter—then " let us send you a Free jar of Noxzema an almost ch which ro- . £ the most Contest Editor: me of blooms. The av- | - will grow du I soil and | re attended to, efuses to fruit or | ly, a tropical flower, which e been made to blossom by | lengthening its nights. month by H anthemums, o origin, have b y Tekoma |, month “hrysanthe. | the effec: loom until | ¢ be in full later this | &' L er this| erage tropical flow I am a Northern During have a little confession to make. bride of only a little over a year and a half. this time I have had many experiences in keeping house and I have had my share of cuts and burns. It scems whenever I bake an extra nice cake or pie, I spoil it by burning my finger or arm. One day 1 burned it so badly that it soon turned into a large - blister. I went to the medicine cabinet to look for cara for burns, and here I found a jar of Noxzema at Hubby uses after shaving. I applied a Biiat Becitin s [mh to the burn and was instantly relieved. It felt e anl so cool and soothing that I was delighted. B e Since then our little baby boy has been born. A short while ago I noticed that he began to break out with a dreadiul rash. I immediately applied Noxzema Uphasiilly. s e ixv:]': 0 1,“‘:"1,.«‘{?.\,5 n had entirely disappeared. The late Dr. W, Van Fle ) s ginning to creep now and naturally he ment plant hybridizer. It f ably ||} is forever falling down, so you see I again turn to {tho only one ariits the cream for help. It bloom: have also found it ideal for the complexion The bloom er a long drive when the face and hands have ide of the petals n expostd to the sun and wind, I cannot recom- ::1: mol inside. mend it highly ug [ think every wife and mother shaped should keep a jar of Noxzema in the home always the ly open, considerably than | he average Easter lily. MRS. R. F. WURT 2830 25th S He is cultivating successfully 3 ¥, sold ordinarily | Woodridge, D. . in spite of its reputation g uncultivatable in the open North. His bed comes into full hey are om late in June. Among his ount s asures is the 2 ani . ait i ive to southe s 3 zaria, which he nursed carefully | for three yes ver has bloomed, however. }\mz..ht confident he can | bring it into blossom e is a tropi n until d by the hieved | Has Rare Flowers. Knight, who took up | about eight vears ago after a serious illness, has gathered in his half at Takoma Park some rare flow The work involved is a labor of love | gardeni riculture in th | life, to the new interests ental | him. Among his choicest s the sulphur lily, a native but sulphur colored The bloom is trumpet and 73 inches ss when | whic! Bordeaux fig | he said, never is more | When Southern |1 ted to the more con- Northern Sum- t naturalize them- day to To convince the most skeptical how ideal Noxzema is for burns, after shaving, skin irregularities, baby rash, and for keeping the skin healthy and beautiful, a large Free Demonstration Jar will be mailed imme diately, or, you can get a rezular sized jar—3sc, 50c or $1—at all good dr stores everywhere. For demon stration jar, clip this announcement and mail it with only 10c (to cover cost of mailing) to Noxzema Chemical Dept. 1883, Baltimore, Md. Free Demonstration Jar the cold nights | Other lilies of which he is fond are | the gold-banded lily of Japan, which at they | bears a white blossom with golden st total | stripes; the native he air. | which he has secured doub| 5:30 p.m.|the red and yellow Turk thus pro- | the crocium lily, colored vividly day. The |orange and red; the regale lily, to bloom in a ! pet-sh: vers ning w e plants each | —~Users of NOXZEMA. Write a short note tell erience with Noxzema. Weekly Those eligible who pur. zema before start of this contest. Address Chemical Co., Contest Editor, Dept. 1883 Baltimore, Md. trum- aped and white on the outside, In cartons of 12 bot- tles—ideal for home, picnic or outing As is—it is delicious! Excellent for a Horse’s Neck. As a Mixer—the finest you ever poured. A quality }irodu(; from the House of ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST.LOUIS A-B GINGER ALE BUDWEISER GRAPE BOUQUET ANHEUSER-BUSCH BRANCH Distributors ‘'Washington, D. C, ‘ ’ Dorsch’s Vitamine Bread 1%-1b Loaf WHERE QUALITY COUNTS A Store Near Your Home This Soap Sale Soap is a necessity in every That’s why this sale on Peet Bros. Mfg. Co. Crystal White Soap Flakes should interest you. household. Crystal White Soap has been known for years as one of the very finest laundry soaps; especially good in the kind of water we use in Washington. Crystal White Flakes is merely the same soap in another form, so made for the added convenience and economy in use. For your washing machine, it is merely thrown into the water and permitted to dissolve before the clothes are put in. A little goes a long ways and too much retards the cleansing of the clothes. For washing dishes it is the ideal soap flake. Just shake a little out of the package as needed. Then for the emergency laundry work, youll find it cleanses quickly and is a safe soap to use for all fabrics. Crystal White Soap Flakes are for all sorts of laundry work. A trial will convince you that they have distinctive merit. Peet Bros Mfg. Co. want to give you something free. It is their means of advertising this product to you. These products are always guaranteed and having known Crystal White Soap for 30 years we unreservedly guarantee the quality as top notch in every particular. So here is the offer:— 3 Pkgs. Crystal White Soap Flakes AND GET FREE FRE This offer is good only until Saturday’s closing (this week) Specials This Week Pork and Beans 3 fOF 25 Trusty Friend Cut 1 0 C 15¢ (i ONE CAKE CREME OIL TOILET SOAP Stringless Beans, can, “Pee Chee” White Shoe Cleanser I¥s getting near the season’s end. Large Jars Queen Olives Fancy quality goods, jar The following are being sold at close- out prices: Del Monte Fruits for Salad, can. . ....174c Welch Peach Preserves, jar...........20c Blue Label Grape Fruit, can. . .........17%5¢ Howard’s Salad Dressing, bottle..... . .. .20c A-B Ginger Ale, bottle. ..... ............14c EGGS Per Dozen " 47 BUTTER Per Lb. 50¢ Buy “Sanitary” brand eggs and you can feel sure of getting good eggs at every purchase. Good butter all the time. Sani- tary brand—the red carton—is one of the most popular items in our stock. What Every Housewife Buys - Right to our store nearest your home we bring to you all the staple fruits and vegetables which constitute so large a part of the diet of the average family In every neighborhood in the District of Columbia and suburbs we offer these products assembled from many parts of the big U. S. A. All the advantage of direct quantity buying is passed on to you and we offer these table necessities this week in big volume and moderate prices. ~ Onions . . . . . 4Lbs, 22 Sweet Potatoes . . 4 Lbs., 22c Cooking Apples . . 4 Lbs., 22¢ Cabbage . . . . PerlLb., 4c Fresh Peaches, Lb., 10c; 3 Lbs., 28¢ White Potatoes . . 10 Lbs., 45¢ Eating Apples . . . 4Lbs., 25¢ Large Lemons . . . Doz, 30c California Pears . . 3 Lbs., 25¢ Bananas . . . . . Doz, 25¢ Fancy Head Lettuce . Each, 7lsc White Meat Tuna Fish. . .. . ...29c and 50¢c Phoenix Cheese, 1-lb. carton for. . . ... .23c Shrimp,inaglassjar................32¢ King Oscar Sardines. ... ..........1715¢ Marie Elizabeth Sardines. ............17¢c NEW PACK We have just received our first shipment new 1925 pack of Per Can 17vc TRUSTY FRIEND SHOEPEG CORN Asparagus Tips | Royal Anne Cherries The large, delicious va of California, “white.” “Del Monte” Brand Large Can, 3 5c Honey Dew Pineapple Quality supreme, the best Carquizes Brand No. 1 Square 25¢ Keystone Peaches Hunt Bros.” Peaches, a real fine quality at this very low | grade of sliced pineapples price— packed. Per Can, 25c Per Can, 25c FLY SWATTERS 1o B - A large, well made fly swatter. PEPPER TY5c CAMPBELL'S BLUE LABEL PEA Boned Chicken SOUP Sunnyside Stewed Prunes Large ca.n. Ready to eat. 2 5 er Can C Surprisingly good—lhe finest of California prunes HEINZ Sweet Pickles . 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