Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 46

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, USE ULTRA-VIOLET RAY TO GET BETTER EGGS i University of Wisconsin Also In- and hett onsin . ore ing him to For the Nearly three times as many « i 1sed marke r hatchability Percentage of ' light was f fowls sufferinz from rickets. Hatching £ m of the ultural chem- | ound. | Frincis A. Burdett of Wayne, N. J Wind and 62 years old, has buflt him self a he < and chicken his sensitive fingers help measury hoards and fit them into place three styles out of [PARIS JEWEL STYLES e ARE CHANGING RAPIDLY ‘Ruqh on Precious Stones and | Metals Follows Decline in Value — of Franc—Merchants Busy. second time in three vears o 14.—Unless the into the jeweler's | tine styl during the wetivity of styles, | dows of i ‘e timbers and | she s likely to find herself two or | Vendome ginning of the vear's stones. be- | the spac 7th and E 904 F 1237 Pa. Ave. Corner 13th and MAKE 1926 A THRIFT YEAR doig their best to keep the public | with a wristlet to match. | | excitement going by changing their | models ana window displays daily. The fall in the value of the fram’J is_certainly having something to do with the fever of pewel buying, most |—Dr. Bernard C. Steiner, for 33 y | people wanting to turn dublous paper |jiprarian of the Enoch Pratt Libr. franes into substantial metals and Hindu, Chinese, Persian and Byzan only a week in the win- jan This peweler is now fea- | The “jewel | turing a brooch of diamonds, rubies |in the post. | | b S : Baltimore Librarian Dies. BALTIMORE, Md., January 13 (). Baltimore's public library, died s pectoris. Dr. Steiner was born at Guilford, Conn., 58 years ago. instructor at 14th and F 1715 Pa. Ave. 14th and Irving JANUARY 14, 1920, according to statistics co iled SHOW ENROLLMENT GAIN |i,y"the State department of education. Williams Coilege | counties near Baltimore and Wash- larger towns who would have been -eat jeweler of the Place |when he accepted the librarlanship of | ington, has not changed considerably |glad to give their children a high with the creation of the Californs Pratt Library, succeeding his father|in the last 10 vears, there were three | school education did not do so be- |law for women, creatinz times as many pupils in county high |cause it meant sending their children 'wage law for them 1926. | D saris is as feverish as and emeralds. representi ed and hools in 1925 as ther 5 |away pime ¥ as ‘offéia o ot T und the Jewelers | white rose amid spers of reoen jenvee | MARYLAND HIGH SCHOOLS | xcrpow o as there were in 1915 |away from home." said’an jofficial and twice as many as there were in |the department. “Now every child in Maryvland i near one of the 163 high schools or County high school attendance, imay reach one by bus, Many County Institutions’ A"endnncz!whlr‘h averaged 5,276 in 1915, had counties are making it possible 1. Tripled in 10 Years, Records of 163 in State Show. denly at his home last night of angina | SPecial Dispatch to The Star BALTIMORE, He was | though county population, except in grown to 15,643 In 1925, the depart- abandon the smialler schools by pro | ment's figures show. The number of | Viding transportation to larger, het | county high schools in 19 vas 65, | ter equipped schohols. Transporta |as compared with 163 in . and 'tion costs usually are shared by the |the number of teachers was 371 in |parent and county 14.—Al- {1915, as compared with 849 in 1925. = “In 1915 many parents not living in January Mrs. Katherine P. Edson i crediied a minfmur A Vast Chain There are 305 Liggett Drug Stores in the United States, making ours the Largest Retail Drug Store Institution In The World. Wemention this notin a boastful spirit, butasan explanation of our ability always to sell fresh dependable drug store needs at low prices, due to greater purchasing power and superior resources. Furthermore, our affiliation with the United Drug Company, makers of such famous products as Cara Nome, Jonteel and other Toilet Preparations, Kantleek Rubber Goods, Puretest and Rexall Remedies, Artstyle Chocolates, etc., give the Liggett Drug Stores tremendous advantages which resultin savings to you. By Shopping At Liggett’s MEN! here’s real value! § You Save 77¢ ALL THREE FOR 97c Genuine Gillette Gold Plated Safety Razor — in basketweave design gold plated case—complete with gold plated blade box and two blades. Y, pint bottle of Bay Rum— made from the finest imported oil of Bay. tube of the famous Rexall Shaving Cream that stays moist until you want it off. 1.77 value for 1.00 You / MEN! During January every Liggett Store in the United States will give you—a 25c tin of Gentlemen’s Talcum “Powder FREE! with every purchase of a tube of Rexall Shaw'ng Cream save 77c Regular at 98¢ at the regular price of 30c Real 55¢ Value for 3 06 y Sale of Shaving Brushes EED a good Shaving Brush? Here's one that will suit you. Strong— well made—real bristles setin hard rubber. Won't come out. 79c January Sale Price Klenzo Brushes—Exceptional Values! Military Brushes Style illustrated is our No. GB 298. Nine rows of pure white sterilized bristles set in a solid heavy back of real ebony. Per Pair 2 .98 Others up to $8.49 a pair | seven to thirteen rows of Eurc white ‘hich grade firm | ristles. Set and hand drawn in solid backs of natural light or real black ebony. gu‘;vm other styles with | bdddidddddddddd fiand & Nail Brushes The style illustrated is our No. GB39. On one side six rows of straight pure white bristles. The other side five rows of shorter pure white grooved bristles, with black ebonized 39 Cc handle o Others from 25¢ to $1.98 ANY others with or (%without handles. Some have grooved side, others with wing ends. Transparent, bone or hard wood solid or slot- ted back. Hair Brushes Style illustrated is our No. GA 149. Nine rows of good length pure stiff white bristles. Set and hand drawn in a solid heavy real ebony back. For ladies or gentleman. 1.49 Others from 49¢ to $3.98 UR stock includes the nar- row pullman style, the round brush, the popular styles. 5 to 13 rows of pure stiff white or grey bristles, set and hand drawn in solid or slotted backs of real black or natural light ebony, Need a Good Tooth Brush? During January we will sell our regular 35cKlenzo Tooth Brush for 29¢ STRONG, well made imported tooth brush—that will give you good service —bristles durably stapled—won’t shed—Buy this brush on our guatantee—A variety of shapes to select from. e PN = | Cascade [//&=t= | o Writing Paper and Envelopes (DL’RING January we will sell you, one pound —about 90 sheets of Cascade Linen Writing Paper. Regular price of which is 45c—Cascade Linen Envelopes to match —Regular Price 40c. Full 85¢ Value. January Sale Price Both For 59c¢ Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream Linen ing and whitening the skin. Asa cleansing cream it has no equal. Pure, clean and fragrant—No cold cream is of higher quality and none more pleasant to use. Regular Price 75¢ Pound January Sale Price Tin 59 C Rexall No. ¢93” Hair Tonic PROMOTES the growth, health and beauty of the hair, stimulates the roots, and improves the circulation of the scalp tissues. A real hair tonic that makes your hair glossy and luxuriant. Regular Price 50c 6 oz. i January Sale Price Bottle 39c § Roxbury Fountain Syringe A Good Fountain Syringe of Splendid Value Moulded in one-piece.” Strong, service- able. Five feet of rapid flow tubing. Two hard rubber pipes. Metal shut-off. Guaranteed for one year. No. 2 Size Reduced to First-aid Adhesive Plaster An every day first-aid need—Pro- tects cuts, bruises, scratches and abrasions— Has a hundred uses in homes, offices, for campers, tour- ists,motorists. Oneinch by fiveyards. 29¢ Regular Price 40c January Sale Price Monogram e Hot Water Bottle 2 Quart Size Riket"’s Expectorant For the relief of coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchial irritation. Re- lieves the Cough—Stops the tickle. 0 A pleasant tasting old time cough % syrup that has many friends. Moulded from one piece of pliable rub- ber, it can't leak. Has no seams, patches, bindings or splices. So good we guar- antee 1t for one year—and if you treat it fairly it will last much longer. 1.39 Regular Price 60c January Sale Price 49c Puretest Aspirin Tablets Promptly, safely, relieves pain. Recom- mended for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago and Colds. None better at any price. Regular Price—Box of 24—25¢ E January Sale Price 190 Regulzr Price $1.75 January Sale Price Puretest Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic A pleasant tasting, non-alcoholic preparation. Made from properly aged and selected Cascara Bark— Much used as an intestinal stimu- lant in the treatment of chronic constipation. 2 ounces. Regular Price 25¢ 5 January Sale Price 190 Electrical Goods All Guaranteed one year Build Up Your System! Maitoleum A pleasant tasting combination of Malt, Hypophosphates and Extract of Cod Liver Oul. Builds up the system and improves the appetite. Liggett’s Feature Price —_— Ivory Curling Iron Electrex Curling Iron Electric Hair Dressing Set Polar Cub Electric Heater . Polar Cub Hair Dryer . The Little Chef Stove . 1deal Table Stove . - Electrex Perfection Toaster . Electric Flat Iron AR Polar Cub Vibrator . . Quickheat by sim- Kly screwing the plug into the socket. cover of downy softness. Flexible, therefore, adjustable to any portion of the body. Surface size is 11x14. Long length of protected cord. Can be regulated to give low, medium or intense heat, Safe to use, cannot overheat. Regularly 6.49 kg January Special 4'98 Fill Your Candy Jar With These Fresh Roasted Salted Peanuts ORE of these delicious freshly prepared, crisp and crunchy Salted Peanuts — All ready for you—Great big Jumbo—full meats— right from the ovens. Regular Price 39c Pound January Sale Price 33c Homemaid Chocolate Bitter Sweets IOU will like these old fashioned bitter-sweets. Light, fluffy cream centers. Vanilld flavored —coated with rich luscious bitter chocolate. Freshly made in our own factory for this sale. 39c Sale of Liggett’s Pure Foods The following items are sold in our stores every week-end. Friday and Saturday. We quote them because of their unusual values. soc Ib, o] i MR 2 P 79¢ 35¢ Pure Grape Jolly 9 f5r 36 So:/?b;'aeko Tea 2 fcr 660 Js;l_:monm‘n. 2 for 41‘: + 25¢ Cocoa P V% peund 2 for 26c | 4ocsaad Drewing 2 for 4lc 98cOliveOil, 1234 05.2 for 1,19 | 30c Beef Cubes 120 2 for 31c 3se gn'lnfily.m.. 2 for 46¢ 35¢ Peanut Burter g for 40c ' 10 ox.* 35c Vanilla 2 for 36¢c 25cBaki Extract, 2 ox. g Chocolate g for 26c 45cFresh Fruits, Strawberry, Raspberry, Grapeor Pinespple, 150z. 9 for (To be used as Jams.) 2 for 49c —y Homemaid Soveen © Butter Cream Caramels ICH chewy caramels—made with pure creamery butter, sugar, cream and other good things. Covered with a thick coating of delicious chocolate. Regular Price 49¢ P&M Box’ Halt- Hershey’s o Milk Chocolate Bar INEST sweet milk chocolate. A.food as well as a confection. Very nutri- tious—Children lo. = it—It's good for them. 25¢, | N Regular Price 29¢, Half-pound Bar Regular Price 49c Pound Box * January Sale Price January Sale Price