Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 34

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. HONOR JOHN MARSHALL. -fm;mmnfirfm Y F S FF Y F F N FFFFFFFEFY V) WILHELMS MENTALlTY\s»umem Souety Commemoratrs | |Ask Court to Name Guardian to| Gt G 8 SRR Conduct Estate of Would- Be Bridegroom. W YORK. December 10 (#).y The th anniversary of the elevation of first Chief ive, John M tu the Supreme Court was <t night by the ern Society in Its fortieth an- nual dinner. About K00 members lattended. The speake b Colby, . John I, New York | By the Assaciuted 1. C. C. Wants Changes to Fa- m.”“" L Sl 1 of Ja cilitate Consolidations—Also Discusses Train Control. sociate editor na Dr. G. W, omics at Van: Repeal of the terstate Commer work out a | all th or me gress tc annual gested the portation gradual ¢ roads into fews Wilhelm, when he - to marry Lo e prior o Mrw. Wil death had talked of bringing hneider ‘o v!m country wer, that Riheiinioe Wilhelm - die Wilhelm brought Mis her. Hi tally comy Flavorcd th Roses. In some parts of Ch much used by ' ||Phnn~1\. study to 1 Would Retain Authority. the peport Etated er to allow or block any solidation should b plate is under way th be inadequate.” sual recommenda- commission peated ute he en: bribe rail servic merc} h shippers who obtain car s of the n provide shipping in export and import g its routine work for the imission said that Ul beldw REVEVEVELEVLDE VLRV 3% COMPOUND INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS The Columbla Be a Pl‘dCtha] fi National Bank “Santa Claus™ —this Yuletide and give Savings Accounts to those of your family for whom useful gifts are wisest. to obtgin they did in d investment 911 F Street Increases. < Open at 8:30 A.M. Dail Comparison of Fégures. A partial expl ion of these dif- decade apart Y As little as One Dollar ‘will start a holiday sav- ings account at this con- venient bank. ““Foreign Drafts and Cablc Transfers for send- Money ce in costs Jlies and other an increase in taxes, - to enforce new s upon_rallroads par, 609.4 miles at the com- ymatic train devices, the report continued U'slight reduction in the number of accidents a e crossings also was noted Capital and Surplus Snp. (Christras $550,000.00 abroad. %fi%m@%%@h&h%fi%fi%fi%m@ W@%@K@K{%%K%‘%@%fi%fl%@ ,mm&a%aasmagz%m Y% sslon reported considerable $s. With) respect to stean railroads 3 per cent of the accounting réports, 70 per cent.of the engineering re- ports and 64 per cent of the land re- ports have been completed. while work on the balance was’saii“to be well advanced, The valuation work is linked with the recapture by the United States of half of railroad earn- ings which exceed 4 this was d payments of ury. where the. (‘ placed in a ra road contingent fund srities Approved. railroads of sec 1 par value of § ed during the ye: > fmportant of its ac H\luou directly touching rail- road charges, the report noted action taken under the Hoch-Smith con- r!lnl resolution, which directed fcularly of rates on products. The situation ern half of the country, it brought under exam- n in proceedings under the reso lution. “Although the hearings now being held in the Western district are broad in scope,” the report added it is re ognized they will not afforc h the mandate of the Hocl n can be fully com- © Western dis- Tssues of S The i ties hav Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Achmg Join With applicator attached to cork, establishes a cure. just brush “H “Heet” contains two soothing, pene- whether in ki trating ingredients,’ t foot, legs, back, neck or’ bedy. In-|trating ingredients, too expensive to stantly, you feel this harmless, glori- | use in ordinary liniments or anal- means whereby | ous, penetrating heat draw the pain| gesics. ‘“Heet” is a clean, fragrant importance in | right out of the aching or swollen |liquid; doesn't stain, blister or irritate be brought | joint, muscle or nerve. Besides,| the skin. Druggists guarantee each ion prior to a " scatters the congestion and ! 60-cent bottle. t"” over the pain area, , hands, shoulders, Trict, However hearings will af situations of pre ped that these Periaps no woman ever said thisto & man—aloud. Butthousands have wished they could. *“If you men were as particular about your own appearance—"’ “You don’t admire 2 woman with an unhealthy skin. It’s no more becoming to a man. And no more excusable. “A smooth, hulthy skin is impoetant to everyone. Not just because it’s attrac- tive, but because it’s the surest sign of a healthy body. “Every woman knows that the worst cnemy of her complexion is faulty elimina- tion—constipation. Poisons form in sluggish intestines, are picked up by the blood and are umed to the t covering of the body—the skin. They poison the skin cells, causing faculf“ ishes, muddy skin and sallownm These poisons are the most common cause of personal unattractiveness.” Nujol Corrects Constipation in Nature’s Way No one needs to have a sallow, muddy skin. The intestinal muscles. Nujol can be taken for any length of time with- ounl.lefm‘l‘omnumw-uldanhmu should be taken regularly in accordance with the dnmonnd:btde.fln\ihhnflvs,udoa not form a habit, and can be discontinued any time. Start taking Nujol todsy. -non you will notice an improvement in ymx ks. And you can look forward to the health and :mamve. lnuhn Constipat h qulu —fe fi:r uv:ry -’:2- ply of natural lubricant in tlu intestines. Xt "F- ind tl its ¢l e e ithos ovcriTing he hem that are the natural rght of everybod - Nujol For C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1925. § The Palais Royal~AGreat Christmas Store Every Item Here A Happy Christmas Suggestion e § A Ttmely Sale of Christmas Clocks 5 = T ————— Annual Christmas Sale Men’s Sample Mufflers 79¢c « *3.45 $1.00 to $5.00 Values in the Lot White House Clocks 2.89 Just as sketched. Made in all white, blue with white, jade with white and white will shell-color pillars. Reliably made, with 30-hour guaranteed American movements, and have stop winder. Eight-Day Mahogany-Finish Clock 38.98 that are typical of the Christmas spirit! It strikes the hour and half hour. In a most convenient size—20 Desk ot Boudoir Clocks $1.98 College girls will adore them. \'ery at- tractively made in fancy Tambeau shape and fitted with 30-hour American guar- anteed movement. In either mahogany finish or white. Just the size she will want With chimes inches wide and 9 inches high. —56 inches wide and 374 inches high. ¢ 3 Large Size Mahogany-Finish Tambeau Clocks A gift that will be a constant reminder of the thoughtful- ness and good taste of the giver. There is gnceful beauty about this clock that stands 8 inches high and is 21 jnches long. Made with an extension Db and fitted with an eight-day guaranteed Silver Dial Clock movement, front wind, convex %6.98 Including most every kind of muffler that men are wearing today. Plaid and Checked Mufflers, I'-‘ kerchiefs, white with black dots ly hand- glass and front sash opening Hollywood Alaim Clocks $2.69 Not the ordinary looking alarm clock you associate with the most 2 asant thoughts, but a distinct departure in both design and finish. You nv1{ select one to harmonize with the room for which you purchase it—coral, blue and ivory. Palais Royal—Main Floor Shades Special, 55 " 75 Julor La Electric Toaster Special, $3.95 Heavily nickel plate Automatically Palais Royal— Fourth Floor o-e Handsome Shades with silk georgette tops, lined and interlined, with and without fringe, trimmed in fancy braids and panecls in many beautiful color combinations. 100 Only Junior Lamp Bases Special, $5. 75 Just 100 to be offered at this special low Many fancy wood turnings in hand- weighted- bases, wired complete with cord and 2- plecc plug price. some polychrome finishes, Fourth Floor R il Doll Carriage, $2.95 Made of narrow, flat reed fiber body, 6-inch double-spoke wheels, rubber tires, nickel hub caps; cream color. Twin Blanket Dolls $2.95 Non-breakable Infant Dolls, true- to-life voice; neatly dressed. Choice of blue or pink blankets. Simplex T iters $1, $2, $4 and $6 Just the thing for a Christmas present—teaches children reading, writing and spelfing. Tt brings the gleam of gladness to the eye of a child as much as any toy. All are guaranteed. Bow and Arrow, "50c Strongly made, will give great joy to the little boy. $1.95 Doll Sulky $1.69 Made of heavy fiber; G-inch, rub- ber-tired wheels Toby Tumbler $1.00 Acrobatic clown som- ersaults down a ladder. R I Flips and Flops, $1.00 Sce the flying clowns do their stunts on the springboard; a very amusing toy. Wood Blocks in Colors and Alphabets Specially priced groups at— 35¢-and 50c Pool Table, $1.00 Made of metal, playing surface covered with felt. Complete with glass agates and spring cues. Skill Board, 50c A very amusing game; made of metal. A game that will thrill a boy. Musical Drum, 75¢ Can be played without sticks and sounds like the playing of an expert drummer. Other drums, 50c to Boys’ Jazz Drum Set $18.50 20-inch Bass Snare Drum, com- plete with rattler attachment. Dressed Mamma Doll, 79¢ Unbreakable; fully dressed. Palais MIL&CM Floor reverses § the toast with one turr ported English broadcloth, sorted colors, Picadilly squares of imported English broadcloth—with black dots, checks and plain colors with ends, Silk Mufflers—Assorted de lish squares, Picadilly all-silk 1 flers, Rayon Swisnit—>Seli fringed: lar; ment of rayon mufflers—bright and co; colors. Skiscarf from choslova ors. plaid and stripe: nghllnd Laddie— from Imported f Scotland—all-wool—a large § \dl’lCY\ 2 69 Imported English Twill bquar:'s silk squares and mufflers—plain colors—gr; white—for street or dress—dots, § - plaids and college stripe 2 75 Imported St. Moritz ss Mufilers—I'r ends—bright stripes—plain gray black, Assorted Silk Squares —Foulards . 1 plaids and college stripes. white for full dress. Palais Royal—Main Floor d. B B At Beatiful Japanese Pottery Vases *2.50 Ea. Known as Tokanabe Tot- tery: dainty and artistic Vase of exceptional appeal because of the low price and ¥ such quality ware. Choice of many patterns; above illus- tration shows two of the dec- orations. Fourth Floor Y Toyland at the Palais R Royal Is Fairyland for the Kiddies 95¢ Radio Rex Special, 79¢ Consisting of metal kennel, and battery. Tinker Toy, 75¢ Thousands of marvelous moving figures can be constructed from the spools and rods, one of which is illustrated; neatly packed u| metal / container, Roll-A-Bi, $4.50 Baby is fully supported when seat- ed in the Roll- B Tena great aid in learning to walk. It strength- ens the limbs and keeps the baby off the floor. When baby is old enough to steer the front frame and casters can be removed and a disc whetcl can be attached to steering pos Juvenile Rocker $4.95 Made of genuine reed, stained, complete with cush-" ion. $1.00 Children’s Chairs Special, 79¢ Enameled red with yellow stripe. dog " 79c¢ Lock Laggen Imported Wool Mufilers, *1.35 Assorted Rayon Knitted Mufflers—>Stripes, nged sl 59 51.75 and Highland plaids, impor a—assorted col- $l .95 753,10 mogadors 3345 S i RS ERR O GSS wwmwmwwmwmmmmwwmww%wmmwwmmwmwwwwwwwwmwmwmwm»wwwwwwwww%w%%&w%wwwWwwfimww»w»%wwmwmmmwmww 08O GGG S B or e & B ert $ S B e S e B O 01501101181