Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1926, Page 18

WEDNESDAY., MARCH 24, 1926. BY ALBERTINE RANDALL i witt NOT Go out oF THIS HOUSE ToNIGHT To PLAY BRIDGE !! 18 - . _THE EVE G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ASKS SHENANDOAH ™ ® PARK FUND DRIVE Virginia Governor Urges Washington to Encour- age Project. C, SAY, LISTEN To ME WOMAN DON'T You TRY To GET AROUND ME ! — Gone! painstops inonemunute CORNS { In one minute you forget over tad a corn—eo quick s ,t:nM that Dr. Scholl's Zino-peds give. ‘They stop the cause— pressing =~ rubbing of shoes. By this safe, su: method, & new corn can’t come where the old one was. You risk no infection from paring your own corns, 00 danger from id preparations. Dr. Scholl's . are thin, medicated, enti- septic, protective, healing. At your druggist’s or shoe d-hr“—-l{c“ Eor S Wit TS e DrScholl’s Zino- Put one on—the” pain is gone OH,DAD! HOwW WELL AND HANDSOME YOU ARE. LOOKING TONIGHT ¢ THE OLDER “YYou GET THE MORE WONDERFUL 1 THINK You ARE ! Nothing would do more to encourage ities to contribute toward onal Park fund ly 93 miles from cation, go over the t Work. came to Washington to to Secretary Work one had successfully 000 that was set as ount that would have suted by Park. He belleved that the recrea Only 93 miles from Washington,” tional henefits the park offers Wa r udded, “the sShenandoah | — Fair Enough. ington should be sufficient to imake [ National Park would practically he | From the London Amswers. the fund |a suburban park to Washington. If| The Colonel (at rifie range)— an.l the committeemen will gather with business men at dinner at the Wash- ington Hotel. John B. Larner, president of the proach closer to a quarter of a mil- lion of dollars. The campaign for this money started Monday. Committees have been appointed to visit leading members of all business and industrial iInterests in the city. The final meeting, it fs understood, will be Monday evéning, when all of District National Bank, is chalrman of the committee, and he has sur- rounded himself with a committee of prominent business men, who have shown that a minimum of $50,000 will be pledged here by April 1asa starter. It is hoped by the committee, how- ever, that the final figures will ap- public subscrip- ¢ of the pro- terfor Depart- k Congress to fen the Shenan- this city subseribe towar a ‘Washington Loan and Trust Co., de- | that {8 essential to its creation. the Government develops it as we " . clared today that he thought finan-| These things, Mr. Larner said, are|are told it will do, we cannot think of '°:"° 1C striy s net iy iy wite. clal gain should be forgotten In sub. | far more important to life than in-|measuring its benefits to Washing- | Mr. Migge—Did 17 scribing to the Shenandoah Natlonal' trinsic gain. ton in terms of dollars and cents.” |shot at mine. lvah National Well, have a All Classes Contribute. ained that the represented _contributions s of every walk in life in people who sincerely be- it would be only natural s first great national the Blue inia, from s might look out ntaining more than any For HOMES—HOTELS—BOARDING HOUSES—SCHO OLS—COLLEGES—HOSPITALS—ETC. Sale Of the Famous ! Kann’s Grealest See the Window Display . down in we are stil ing contribu- t 1 do not know of any single thing that would spur us to even greater achievements—and that would do more to stimulate contribu- tions from other great cities of the East—than to have Washington go over the top before April 1. It would be a tonic to us, I can assure you." Secretary Work Gratified. ary Work expressed personal tion over th nded Virgin Gov. Byrd 1 3ink tions or the interest in the Interior e at least however, that the min-y ¥ to recommendation of has been reached e drive for funds w down. When achlan National e that provision, uld have to ning money of the en- ng when whom we bought them at a tremendous price concession, and to- of the Famous N atiress (Covers morrow we offer them at about half their actual value. They are The Lowest Price Ever! fll | sold here exclusively in Washington. W ¢ } J Made to Sell for $4.00 —Undoubtedly the greatest sale of mattress covers we have ever one of Best Mattress Covers Made! held begins tomorrow—offering an unusually large purchase of the well known Indian Head Muslin “Sanislip” Mattress Covers, much under price. It represents the entire stock of the American Textile Corporation of Pittsburgh, Pa.—the makers of this cover—from IR —These mattress covers are known for their high quality and workmanship. They are made of extra heavy un- bleached Indian Head Muslin, are well boxed and taped Because! 1st. Indian Head Muslin is the ntire population. Be- would benefit more, nd from a recreation- than any other in the h the creation of the outside of Vir- d_here. president of the bound. . Each complete with ties ready to slip on mattress. Sizes for full and twin beds; cut amply large to allow for shrinkage. Covers that were made to sell for $4.00, are offered tomorrow for the very low price of $1.99 each. best of its character. It pro- tects your mattress. 2nd. They are tape bound, dou ble stitched throughout; fancy finish. 3rd. It protects and prol the life of your mattress. Phone Orders Taken Tonight! Call Main 7200 —For the accommodation of those who find it more convenient to order by ‘phone. —our telephone operators will be at your service during the hours of 6 to 9 P.M. this evening. All orders will receive proper attention and will be filled promptly. —Delivery to be made during our Regular Delivery Hours. Mail Orders Filled: Send the Couponey —All mail orders will be filled until quantity is exhausted. Clip out and fill in Coupon and Mail in vour order, marking an “X" by block or blocks you want. ~ FURNITURE RENTING FOR gousel!old 4th. They are cut amply large to allow for shrinkage. 5th. It outwears mattress cover. Parties Drives Office Weddings 5000 Folding Chuirs Alwuys in Stock H. BAUM & SON | 464 Pa. Ave. 'N.W. Main 36 5 Mothers, Do This— | When the Children Cough, Rub | Musterole on Throats and Chests No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup or worse. And then's when you're glad you have a jar of Musterole at hand to give prompt relief. It does not blister. As ficst aid, Musterole is excellent. Keep a jar ready for instant use. It is_the remedy for adults, too. R sore throat, bronchitis, ton- slilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, comgesti Pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, &nd aches of back or joi sore muscles, chi and colds of the chest (it may pre- vent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for children's Musterole, Jars and Tubes any other Keeps Your Mattress Clean! | 6th. It is evenly cut and fits well. S. Kamm Sons Co., Penna. Ave., 8th and D., Wash.. D. C. Please send me. On Sale—Street and Third Floors—Kann’s [ ] ForFullSizeBea [ 7] For Twin Size Bed Mattresses! Springs! Beds! In a Sale! —High Standard Layer-feit Mattresses, Metal Beds and Coil and Link Springs are offered in this remarkable sale. All purchased at a great price concession and offered to you at the same savings we made. —Regular $14.95 Layer-Felt Mattresses, 45-1b. weight. Choice of two tickings and all o at $8.95 —Regular $7.95 to $11.95 Bed Springs, of various kinds— at $6.59 —Wood-finished Metal Beds, in various finishes and twin, . three - quarter and double sizes—$12.95 to $14.95— at $8.00 —$16.95 to $19.95 Beds— at $12.00 °K i —$27.45 to $34.95 Beds— Buffet and at $18.00 M I R O R S Kann’s—Third Floor. Mantel— . Unusual Values at mouldings. They are divided into three sections—two large, one on either end and a narrow center section with etched design. five only—which makes early shopping a necessity. Kann's—Strect Floor. Now’s the Time to Buy < Summer Rugs 700 New Japanese Stenciled Grass Rugs In Room Sizes at $3.95 —Bright, cheerfully colored rugs of double cord warp— with ends and edges bound with tape. Rugs that can be used on both sides and that regularly sell for $4.95 and $6.95. Splendid quality good looking, inexpensive rugs in six attractive stenciled pat- terns. Get one .tomorrow and save, you will want them for porch and house this Summer, “E-ZeoPack™ Garment Bags, as ad- Send C. 0. D. vertised, at 65¢ each. Sale! Five Thousand New “E-Zee Pack” Garment Bags at 6 50 Unusual Values! —A special purchase enables us to offer these splendid bags at such a low price. They are well worth $1.00 and are onc of the most convenient bags made. They are gt big bags, each with hooks for three garment holders. Open at the side so that garments can be easily slipped in. You will want them to put your Winter things in— get them now at this saving. They’re Moth Proof, Dust Proof and Vermin Proof! Size 32x56 Inches! sieet and Third Floors ' NONE Orders Taken °Til 9 Tonight! (Call Main 7200) Manahan’s —12 sheets, size 40x48 65¢| 300 Size 8x10 Ft. 400 Size 9x12 Ft. Kann's—Third Floor. —Ball Camphor at 10c Ib, g —Napthaline, 8-ounce package, 15¢. —Napthaline, 16-ounce package, 29¢. —Cedar Flakes, 3%4-ounce package, 15¢, inches, are offered at Tar Sheets this price for the dozen. A Sweet Stomach! outh and vitality disorlered stom- | eat) Ton't have l).emi carty eaters—hard emok- | s—find Stuarts a boon | Drinks wh —1574x48%4-inch size—outside measure- 3| ot | \ i = i ments—and set in most attractive Twenty- ‘DYSPEPSIA TABLETS j -~ hy