Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 43

THE EVEN i STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1925. - — : i . : : : Cash or Credit the Dandru’f Soon inAVIS MUSI PASS Cash or Credit the ; : : Destroys the Hair | []N OWN REPURI e i £ dane ‘ v price is the same B | Receives Recommendations | ! | He Made While Assistant arvon; apply it Y uiall] Secretary of War. tring; use enou mofsten the scalp and rub it n gently with the ||} == finger tips £ R ADETNR ARG AADE By the Associated Press. Secretary Davis of the W jment has the unique n his own ac-| etary of War. report as vis before nation, wry did not endations, v and in v Depart procur 15 well the ind zation plan- | Mr. Davis in his report | portance of representation of office in the department’s bud-| ary supervision muchiner It has seemed to me of " he said ted ihat in weneral | reriticed 4 e of! Weeks Approved Plan. the Assist de with Mr g the perfod covered by | o . h rt. i laining the methods for co-ordi Victorious Over |||, Bxeinine e meinots for coonai . them to the best labl ' E stablished contact with s other governmental agencies in order Enemy, Piles! ||c sovermenial agencics in ovger Mot e o CoiE Army purchase 5 + ¢ r. This 1 to pu office . [ time for them to take advi : 1 procurements under most 1 K market trends, | h & Tl al sclos n ave been comy a te way under which the railroads could be e WAar emergency of major proy It was formulated after extensive d ar Wear Grayson’s Good Clothes ganizations ey % | Reserve Stocks Depleted o Rivals the oevuiy ‘ TR e et - pletion t { cquipment and s i World War, - tion under which the s the Army “is in exces: 3 i annual appropriations. irees “Sooner or later this condition will £ g ; Pe have to be corrected either by means tment activi- s Bad as the | e gradual depletion of ves has a still more se- Pay as Little as Pt cy, are o preponder 7 y n_with those available 7 4 any ible combination of enemy / ' 4 is certain that no B time not availab fe T H 4 4 : ne Day our mobilization means of adequate reserves is obvious." Any of These £ = = | Warm and luxurious. Correctly styled in f‘ithcx' single or / U. S. GOT PENNY FOR LOT. ‘ double breasted. All expertly tailored and silk lined throughout. 8 Handsome and : Luxurious :}Presenr Site of Big Detroit Hotel | Materials of: Colors of: Pisket Duoiold Docis Bisck heed Sold TearsAgo; : ¢ Garments Lacquered or Black and Gold Over- | 1o o 0 5 5 50 | Reree Lavenders $ 75 = $ 75 i S et S0 TasT D DETROLT, Decomber 4.—The site| - Grays 5 ég : Pay the 2 of Detroi 14,000,000 Book-Cadillac “renc 1Vers W ! ded Hotel once sold for exactly 1 cent. Browns / The purchaser was Mary Watson Hud. Gilberts k b ) / Ba'lance son, a citizen of Detroit, who obtained L' i 8"2: lsaids Reduced from $40 and $50 / Wi the plot of ground in accordance with a Portes v S 7 7 B e e : P as You Wish It happened like this: In 1805 the - towa) SEADAIOE Saclieac Priced for Saturday Only stroyed by fire. Many persons wer: wiped out of hous To the suffe tion, obtain | , Men’s Shop, Second Floor Mary Watson Hud- | son bo ilar tract for 11 cen N ve: ter the lot was \f purchased by a_speculator for $150. : Privacy Assured v — ~—— his Gift Will THIEF FEARED FOR NECK. This G Make ChrlSStm“a Thought “Disfranchised” Meant to Glorious Success Be Hung. - i and the Giver Not Forgotten | | S72csl Diesater to he 5 ] Stunning SOUTH BEND, Ind., December 4.— Pleading guilty wigi Warren Powell to an $81 robbery «larence Bartles, ‘R Parker s e e & , “A vou will’ be disfranchised,” i i Duofold Duetle ||...:iv.: i, ¥, wanenea| i N blanched and began to PN ———————————— P R A S - : i e T xceptional display of new Dresses that [P BT e thatimeans= heiasked ! I'here is a debonair, elegant distinction about An (l“cp ]1 na 1 pp“. . iti 2 | 1 % 5 ay e D 4 S y a matchless writing team ¥ e e \ -7 +5 T ~ . e Lt can lay claim to P e AT h first sight of \1”.1,.‘:(1(’1:;: ot re| h & 2iGraysomiCoat i NoRmalt 20D clever American artists have developed into the very firs these cheery lacquer-red . t it meant T was ito clination as to price we have an assortment distinctive styles for street, sports, afternoon e sicei of Coats that will meet your ideas. and evening wear. y : 1 The pen with the Hand-size l warresmnene Grip, Over-size Ink Capacity, | | Fres Swinging Balance, In- visible Filler, apd25-year Guar- | Coal Company Takes Over Whole | g Trimmings in Materials in anteed Point. Maryland Settlement. The Pencil with Gold Satins OAKLAND, Md., December 4.—The | Black Wolf Satin Crown, Clip and Tip, Hand- Stanley Coal Co.. which is operating | : Cantons size Grip, and Non-Clog Pro- | two coal mines adjoining the town of | 3 Fitch Mandel peller that turns lead OUT l¢ lin. has purchased from the Ken. | ~ Thibeti 3 }'-‘apcy ,\‘"‘PC’ and IN. | Lumber C the :m:’lnfi‘i).‘:.ih‘ f T'hibetine Poiret Twills Ready for Christmas at all E G e and - \¢ S * Ansitrion e s 0 i o] i ;. Natural Opossum Charmeens 5 E: storehou g and ! i THE PARKER PEN COMPANY ShGaE 05 lacres R eronnal t . ey s | | | 838, 28 e o o ‘ Fur Coats in i e ESVILLE, WIS, are no owned by ndivids 3 —~ o ) | town has a population of about 400 Ritat Gracklehead and was founded by R. P. Cullin é | B > & : Black Prince 1892, { Marmot up Bokara - - S o Caracul — —— | CLAIMS OLDEST HAT. Squirrelette & Complete display of || ;¢ 1ian Tras “Plug” Brought to Sealine : Pay- & )I'3mwn On Parker Line State\dn 1841, o 3 ments Pay- Harry C. Grove ||soiromenomosew g Specially Priced PAYMENTS Specially Priced ments Inc ence E. Jarvis, banker and formerly | ON PAYMENTS 2 3 L member of the State board of con- & trol, claims to be the owner of the ’ oldest hat in California. . . ’ Backer fun Shock Yo Mest |, pion b1 B 2k et pae Sale Starts Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Open Saturday Evening Until 9 O’Clock Columbia Photo |3 Fudvell, riendans assocuie s | Fort here, in the days before the gold Supply Co. 1 R o T ——T FRRES 4 PR LE 2 R e 2 rush. Jarvis came into possession of 1424 N. Y. Ave. Main 619 the hat several years ago when the Greeting asd Christmas Cards Bidwell estate was ¥