Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1925, Page 47

© charge a five-cent fare on Hard Coal Prices, F.O.B. Wales, Prove Cheap for Boston WILL HOLD HEARING By the Associated Press. BOSTON, December 11.—Upward of 50,000 tons of Welsh and Scotch ONBUS RATECAT Utilities Commission to - t Con and other cargoes are being loaded, i . it was made known yesterday. sider Plea for Reduction by | suideh srms, with headauart w R in London and Cardiff, a;‘e con- tinuing to offer anthracite for con- assert they can supply all demands e upon them, can deliver in a onable time, and that the price, 1y below that of the domestic product. It is estimated here that in the past three weeks 100.000 tons of hard coal has arrived at .\'nrl_h Atlantic ports from Great Britain and Germany and in addition there have been importations of probably | 100000 tons of coke. SEAMEN’S HEADS WIN DEPORTATION APPEAL President and Secretary of Union Released on High Court Order. A public hearing to consider a re duction in the fare charged on the busses of the Washington Rapid Tran sit Co. will be held by the Public Util fties Commission December 30 at 1 p.m. i The date for the hearing was set by the commission yesterday afterncon after acting favorably on a petition of William McK. Clayton, chairman of | the utilities committee of the Federa tion of Cltizens’ Associations, urging ¢ public hearing on the fare question ' Clayton’s petition c recent financial st transit company ind ger re turn on investment for the current year than the commission allows. Another public hearing will be held Pecember 3 m. on the tions of the &it Co. to extend line down Sixteen modate local traffic Traction Co. to operate a motor hus ME! line downtown on the same steet By the Associated Press. filed following the Washingt to establish bus lir compete with existing a hila ver outcome of the c Walsh and Johannesen intend to action against the government, heavy damages for alleged 1l imprisonment., eleased. | would the | Tinae The commission decided to send to Congress a bill drafted by Maj. W FE. R. Covell, assistant Engineer Com missioner, utilities of the n Gas 1.ight also agreed to Permit the Capital Traction Co. to “hevy Walsh and .Johannesen were ar- rested on November 20 under an order from the deportation board appointed by the Australian gov Chase loop line. An extra cha be made for transfers to inte Etreet car lines tate Bus Line Co. run into the trial disputes for many years. Their deportation was the most discussed » | question in the campaign preceding 2| the recent Australian elections. from Ha Washington terminal will be at street Once Held in Bounds. From the Ohio State Journal Among the old laws that were in | RHINELANDER JURY PROBE ADJOURNS UNTIL TUESDAY | torce”in England was one that re | his occupatio gl « No i cupation might be, to Grand Jury Takes Action. | " yic own parish, and it was | until 1795 that a workman was le More Evidence to Be Introduced Iv | A sermitted to travel outside of his | at Next Session. parish seeking employment. |Stap eavying oumerenf] % Studebaker g R { PowerDurabiliny:Finish I dence when it reconvenes next Tues — x Gave® Tle declined to reveal whom ne (9f It Is Rentable ICam Rent It would call J. LEO KOLB 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 Wis. Ave. Main 5027 i N. V.. December v which is inves A jury tampering howeve t he and have more evi < of what happens.” said | District A rney Rowland, after the jury had irned “‘the lander case will not be affect here will be no n . and ct cannot be set : ‘Regardl on this s Xmas Cards Logical at Least. e e wrx were having ) it of select The te wr of || cards fo wers of the ruestic wered. | family. At le s hand 614 12th St. N.W. ommy, what is it?" she in ‘ Around the Corner from High Prices Between F and G Sts., it Christmas Records # ;fi{ Oh Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles) Joy to the World ‘Haniel) count. Animals lance its tail.” was the reply. Trmity Chow § 16996 10 Victor Salon Orchestra Silent Night, Hall d Night Holy Night (Noel) (Adams) Holy Night 'Adam) Silent Night, Holy Night (Gruber) . Star of the East (Coope Birthday of a King (Neidinzer) Jingle Bells The Quilting Party (Seeing Nellie Home) Lucy Teabelle Marsh Trinity Choir 45519 10 1.00 nedy) 19833 10 .75 Trinity Choir Shannon Quartet Shannon Quartet 19791 10 Trinity Choir E T Crystal Set Special $3 .95 ZK o The Music Corner 7th and G N.W. - SN Lovely THROUGHOU "'_) . THEY EVENTNG STAR. WXSHINGTON., D.” T, FRIDXY,” DECEMBER TI, 1925 i @%@%WWWWMWWWW%%@’%@'&%’{%’&%%@% Buy Now! Mail Early—For Christmas—Only 11 More Day§ to Shop! LR SRR TRLEEHE TR LR LT SRR TR SRR A CRERARERE TSRS TS Te bRt e P bbb b e Lo b e bl Sl Dl e 2 e e b T A @an appreciates nothing more than a practical gift that he can use every da Below you will find listed presents we are sure will please him: 59¢ 49¢ 98¢ 89¢ 98¢ 75¢ Shaving Mirrors 95c Auto-Strop Safety Ra: $1.50 Shaving Brushes $1.50 Bill Folds $1.25 Colonial Club Shaving Set $1.50 Fountain Pens . . 98¢ Ingersoll Watches . $1.75 $5.00 Gillette Razors . . .49 Military Hair Brushes . Special Sale! No. 2 Autographic 2 Brownie Camera Special, $5.98 You will be sure to want pictures of your friends and members of your fam- ily. especially during the Yuletide days when every one is happy and merry. . 1ms No. 2 Autographic Brownie makes clean, clear pictures, and i really a joy to take them. Be sure to include this on your shopping ist of gifts, as it is a most unusual offer and is for a limited time only. The Gift Supreme De Vilbiss Perfumizers 75¢ up A gift that will please “Her.” A De Vilbiss Perfumizer is not | a mere ornament, but a usefui and necessary addition to mi- lady’s dressing table. Many graceful models at pleasingly low prices are on display in all of our stores. Come in and let us help you select one for “Her.” Priceg start at 75c. Self-filling Fountaln t gold pen point. 's models, with a ring This pen is sure to »_,j_@l = en, W AN ' ”5' P a4 Dles appreciated by the student, worke who correspond. Specially Reduced! “Mama” Dolls onty 79¢ The life-like doll that calls “Mama” in clear, distinct tones. Beautifully dressed in pretty little colored frocks of different designs. This is an unusually low price e on a doli f this character. A Charming and Appreciated Gift Karess Perfume $3.50 Nothing expresses the evidence of good taste more than to g)resen! her with a neatly deco- rated flacon of fragrant Karess Perfume. Its desirability is enhanced due to it being one of Weodworth’s famous French creations. Have Your Favorite Snapshots Enlarged Special, 8x10-Inch Size, 33C Select some of your favorite Kodak pictures and let us make enlargements now, while this special low price prevails. Quick and satisfactory service. 8-inch by 10-inch enlargements only 35c. .y —the better to serve you Gift Toilet Sets —moderately priced You will find a large as- sortment of exquisite Toi- let Sets made by the lead- ing perfumers of the world at all of our toilet goods \ L X counters. Acceptable and (‘/} y J appreciated by the most \“;:E// discriminating woman. HIS Favorite Smokes —at Peoples Low Prices Choice Cigars Box of Box of 25 25 “Garcia Grande” (Queens) $2.00 “John Ruskin” .... 1.00 “El Producto” (P. F.. “Webster” (Savoy) “Admiration” (Cabinet).. $2.75 “Robt. Burns” (Staples) .. $2.25 “Forty-Four” (Inv.) $1.65 “El Verso” (Adjutants).. $2.00 “Henrietta” (Populares). $2.00 “Manuel”. (Perf.) . “Cinco” (Londres) $1.65 “Havana Ribbon” . Popular. Brands of Cigarettes Chesterfield, carton of 200.81.25 | Omar, carton of 200 $1.65 Camel, carton of 200 s Lord Salisbury, carton of Piedmiont, carton of 200..51.25 200 ... £ Lucky Strike, carton of 200 Murad, box of 100 $1.25 i Sweet Caporal, carton of Herbert Tareyton, box 200 $1.2: 1005 5. . ' Pall Mall, box of 100.. Fresh Tobaccos “Barking Dog,” 8 ox.... $125 | “Union Leader,” 7 “Blue Boar, 8 ox.:.... $125 | Lprince Aibert” 8 oz. “Imperial Cube Cut” 8 3. $1.00 “Edgeworth,” 8 o “Sensation,” 7 0%........ 43¢ | “Tuzedo,” 8 oz... $2.75 $2.00 $2.00 . $L.65 A Real “He” Man’s Gift Colonial Club Shaving Outfit Special, 98(3 A delightful combination for the man whe shaves at home—50c Tube Colonial Club Shaving Cream, 50c Colonial Club Shaving Lotion and 25¢ Tin of Garden Court Talcum for men. i A regular $1.25 value for only 98¢ This combination is meatly packed in a pretty box—will make an ideal Christmas sift for “brother, “dady” or “uncle. Florient Set Only $2. 50 An attractive silk-lined case of a pretty design containing the Florient Perfume and Florient Toilet Water made from carefully selected fragrant flowers from the Orient. Meet Boyd Senter Popular Pathe Record Artist appearing in person at our Store No. 13 Tenth'and F Sts. Tomorrow Afternoon from 3:30 to 5 “0°Clock You'll be happy to meet this smiling, talented young artist who produces those “snappy,” ‘‘synco- pating” records that won't let your ‘feet behave—and he has a personality - that . conyinces you he's a ‘“regulat 'fellow.” Mr. Senter expects you. ‘A Few Popular Pathe Records by Mr. Senter “Shake Your Dogs,” “Wake "Em Up,” “Bucktown Blues,” “You've Broken My Heart,” “Gertie,” “Craving,” “It's Time to Keep Away from You,” “Slippery Elm,"—and others. - L. L A Unique Toy for the Kiddies! onr. 98¢ This Airplane flies in a circle on a crossbar suspended on a tower. Has a strong spring motor that turns the propeller. Modeled from around-the-world planes. Affords much amusement for both youngsters and grown- ups. Only 98c. Gifts Priced Low! T THE 18 BUSY PEOPLES DRUG STORES At each one of our stores you will find a large assortment of mechanical tovs and novelties—all priced unusually low to please thrifty mothers and fathers. Uncle Wiggly’s Crazy Car Only 98¢ A very unique toy that de- lights the children with its “crazy” The cowbo: agtion. Neatly' finished and well bucking broncho. constructed. tor ‘and finished {n bright cvlors. Only 59¢ trigs hard to ride the Has ctrong spring mo- nly Visit the Toy Shop in Basement of Store No. 1 7th and K Streets N.W. You'll find the toy shop very convenient and will shorten that lenzthy shopping tour. Hundreds of mechanical tovs and novelties that are sure to make hearts happy at Christmas time, priced low. Cahdy Treat! Saturday Only One of the best candy “treats” we have offered yet—a pound box of Lipps Whipped Cream Chocolates and a one-pound box of Mammy Lou Butter Creams both for 69c for tomorrow (Sat- urday) only. Be Sure to Take Home a Treat Tomorrow get a one-pound box of Lipps Whipped Creams and a one-pound box of " Mammy Lou Butter Creams Both for 690 Delicious creams covered with pure fresh chocolate. A tempt- ing and appetizing confection. “Deliciously flavored Butter Creams, covered with rich, nu- tritious chocolate. Just another one cf the famous Mammy Lou variety. Renember—two pounds of pure fresh Candies for only 69c at all of the 18 busy Peoples Drug Stores—Saturday only. QWWWWWWWWQQWWWWW Shop Daytimes or Evenings—as You Like—the 18 Big Christmas Stores Are Open °Till 11 P.M. W@W&W%@WW&%R@%&W%@?&%@’%@W‘fl%’%@%’%@%’e’g&@fim@'&%@