Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1926, Page 36

WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 16, 1926 — PART 1. What TomorrowMeans to You BY MARY BLAKE. Taurus, “omorrow’s planetary aspects are favorable and continue so until Jate 11 the afternoon. They then un hange and become ad . During the day a ion will be experien which will, of course, cause good re- \ctions and engender determination, ourage and per rese qual- s, applied to wheth- it be new in process of re- iization, must be productive of ssful results and lead to an as- <ured degree of achievement. At \hout sunset quite contrary influ- cices will prevail, and in place of de- ¢ tion there will be irr e- | ition will g will be i born tomorrow will, dur- | . enjoy normal phys tions and their slight illn will cause neither worry nor alarm. hey should be carefully watched at the age of 16 years, as the s indicate that at this period they Il be subjected to a serious ail- sent, or placed in jeopardy by acci- | Their characters will be at- not nd They will possess be. more n to perse given course. nes be emotional - affectionate. ! Your birthday vou on to complain o . president of | he Y. W. C. A,, | esent the na- | 1e project g of the boa e Administration | veet, will begin at hoes of the convention | e 15 delegates who t departments | rown, presi- | Albert H Wrigh imittee, ¢ the new building. following the busi mont eral secretary, \\1H lead | an_ opport joption of th al meeoting, January Outlook.” the busi- | ne, will be on sale | a Miss Pauline My- | e Clark and Miss ‘4 Club of the business omen’s department is spending t veek end at Vacation Lodge, Chers Mount Liby Sixteenth and | Miss Alice Hutchins | will be dis- is invited. 1 miito issed. The public Miss Sa L. Hartman, al department secretary k to Mount Vernon. juested to be at 814 F street or at the Seventh street whary 36 p.m. * * Miss Elsa Peters ‘man of the | =il veserve department. will enter «in the club advisers and secretaries I the department Monc a tea 1t ler home, 2041 N husetts nie. Western High School Girl Re- ion Lodge picnic sup Marian Casey and Miss will chaperone the party. { - Princeton Chapter of the Y. A. will hold a p supper at ation T.odge tomorro fternoon he Bloomingdale Chapter will o this month at the home of Mrs. Scheideman, 13 R street north: est, § p.m. The rooms regisiry committee will p 12 o'clock, at 614 B Mrs. Herbert C. SERVICES ARRANGED. Memorial Day Will Be Observed 1t Metropolitan A. M. E. Church. The Joint Memorial Association of ieties, organized in April, old jts second annual me: 'n__Fifteenth and_ Six Chaplain Oscar J. W. 3 A., retired, will preach morial sermon. Assembly call 33 pm. following orge Gen. Guy 9; Julia M ¢ ‘and Navy le izgtions will & rent of the | panish War ames Reese Kurope Post, James 1. Walker Post, No. 26 | :th Lewls Post, No. 29, and| liaries of the American Leglon . mh with green peas su!'i some sen. but the Wall street broker e fers lamb with greenbacks. A 2 THE SUNDAY STAR, ' : Phon Main 52f5 —-7719 Befler,_fi e You These Special One-Cent Sale Values Are on Sale at Our 20 Stores in Washmg Wonderful NEWS of an Important Event That Will Save You Many Dollars on Quality Drug Store Needs! Three Great Days— MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY' —also PEOPLES Service Drug Store—Alexandria, Va. A Most Extraordinary Offer— in Our ONE- CENT SALE! To Gain New Friends ‘for This Wonderful Tooth Paste . . . . Special 1-CENT SALE! Regular 50c Full-Sized Tubes ... this sale . . . An Amazing One-Cent Sale Offer! lo introduce Bleachodent Toeth Paste—t nuvkahle new salt dentiirice—to all of our omers, we are conducting one oi the most .mnrdmar\ tooth paste sales in our history. During this great one-cent sal tno regular 30c size tubes of Bleachodent Tootl Paste for 5lc. Remarkable Scientific Achievement eloped b 1 ess dentist and Bicarbonate and is highl Tts principal ingredients—S re unsurpassed in the ¢ gums. Now, for the first time, they have been sur \rd(fll\ combined in a deliciously flavored tooth paste—Bleachodent ‘2 Tubes, 51c Extraordinary Tooth Whitener t Paste is unexcelled as a tooth ven the most dull, yellowish, or tobacco .nch become flashingly white n o y important re- ¥ Whitens tecth ! Hardens soit gums Prevents decay. Wards off pyorrhea, Banishes parmiul mouth acids. Keeps teeth and gums ealthy. The perfect dentifrice! ery ts besides. For a Few Days Only ! Just think tor only Don't delay lar S0c size fubes vou receive tw S1c during this Ic sal 50¢ Bleachodent Tooth Paste this Sale, 2 Tubes, 51c¢ One-Cent Sale of Reliable Home Remedies 25¢ Parco Little Liver Pills 35¢ Parco Tasteless Castor Oil. ... b s AR A 25¢ Earol ; 25¢ Eyeol 60c Fematonic 25¢ Fig Syrup and Senna 25¢ Improved Dobell’s Solution 15¢ Toothache Gum (An effective relief for earache) (Seothing to sore, weak and inflamed eves) (A medicated gum for the reliel of toothache) 25¢ Toothache Drops. . . (A liquid tooth 50c White Pine and Tar, with Cod Liver Oil (For the relief of stubborn coughs) 25¢ Parco Antiseptic Salve (A soothing and healing salve) $1.20 Hexatonic e 25¢ Parco Kidney Pills (An effective nill for kidney ills) $1.00 Maltogen . . (A tonic for strengthening the system) $1.20 Neo Sang Tonic 25¢ Cinchotone Cold Tablets (A pleasant little cold tablBt that quickly breaks up disagreeable head colds) 10c S. P. C. Aspirin Tablets. . . (A quality grade Aspirin tablet that should be kept in the medicine cabinet at all times) $1 Arseno-Calcine Wafers $1 Syrup Hypo- 2 for 26¢ P 2 for 36¢ 2 for 5lc 2 for 26¢ 2 for 26¢c phites 2 for $1.01 A highly recognized remedy for building up the system and in- ueanng the appetite. This sale, 2 for $1.01. 15¢ Pint Dobell’s Solution ‘K 2 for 16c | Use Dobell's Solution || daily as a spray for tl|e] i mouth, nose and throat || -it is a wonderful pro- tection against germs, 2 for 26¢ 2 for 26¢ 2 for 16¢ .2 for 26¢ 2 for Slc 2 for 26¢ 2 for $1.21 2 for 26¢ 2 for $1.01 2 for $1.21 .2 for 26¢ $2.00 McDade’s Prescription 2 for $1.01 This wonderful Prescription has been sucoessfully used where a gen- eralaiterative was needed and excel- lent results pro- duced. It offsets impeverished con- ditions of the blood. M{DADL s J f rvwrw .2 for $1.01 |Remeay Co. (They quickly produce a clear, radiant complexion) 60c Musco Rubbing Oil (Quickly rubs away bods aches an 60c Graham’s Sulphur Salve (An effective remedy for healing sl 25¢c Express Tablets . .. (A pleasant litf 15¢ Liquid Soda Mint . (Quickly relleves pains) .2 for 61c .2 for 61c .2 for 26¢ 20c¢ Bottle lodine With Applicator 2 for 21¢ | 4 35¢ P. D. 50c Barnard’s Lilac Vegetal 2 for 51¢ ) A few drops on the | face after shaving Lkeeps it from becom ing irritated 2 for 1le¢ \ high quality Boric Acid that is the L. 8. P. Stand- avd strength Aspirin Tablets 2 for 36¢ Aspirin tablets are very effective for re leving _headaches, colds and neuralgia 100 5-gr. tatlets in o bottle. Mutual Safetv Pins ; : price Saiety. Pin card has d ferent sizes. {2 The daily Bay hair and 30c¢ Pinmt Rubbing Alecohol 2 pints, 51¢ An excellent srade rubb cohol for 1 ing the hed: esercising 75¢ Pint Imported Bay Rum pints. 76¢ ; use of | Rum keeps th scalp in a healthy condition A 25¢ Pint Peroxide of Hydrogen 2 for 26¢ A highly eft antiseptic shouid be it quality grade rubber b. } sponge that renders long a durabie Makes sery { bath more en Bathroom Tissue 2 Rolls, 11¢ I'his oustanding feature of this sale. and make a definite saving. Stock up special price on this toilet paper is an now Seidlitz Powders this sale 2 for 26¢ Each box Seidlitz Powders. fervescing laxative for both young and old. contains 10 complete iresh A mild and pleasant ei- One-Cent Sale of Household Needs Keep Moths Away! 15¢ Moth Balls or Moth Flakes 2y 2 Pounds, 16¢ When putting away vour \\umcr clothes use moth halls or flakes freely—they afford great protection against the clothes— destroying moth. PEST EXTERMINATORS 35¢ Red Signal Bug Dust, 2 for 36c 35c¢ P. D. S. 2 for 36c Rat and Roach 2 for 36c 15¢ Ammonia —for home cleaning use 2 pints, 16c A few dreps of this Ammonia in water makes household clean- {ng easier. 35¢ Cleansiline Cleaning Fluid 2 for 36¢c Removes spots, stains, etc., from clothing without injury to the ma- terial. 15¢c Moth Balls ar Flakes, 2 1bs, 16¢ Protect Your Winter Things! | Garment Bags 10c Lemco 2 for 11c A dustproof bag that will ments. keep moths from your gal . Large and roomy. 4 8c Ivory Oid putch Cleanser| 30c¢ Pint Bottle Milk of Magnesia this sale 2 fl)r :5'.‘!(. \ quality grade of Mili o wild and pleasant laxative as mouth wash. Very efifective as a corr stomach " acids Magn vell as —a rare bargain! 20¢ Castolay Castile Soap is sale 2 Cakes, 2lc | cakes of Casto ' | 3L | Linawooray cavmie sonr vou—two astile Soap for 21 It is one of Jergens' Soaps—makers of the fge mous Wood 10¢ Wash Cloths 2 for 1lc goud quality wash cloths tha Attr; vhich to choese. Soft, last tor a long time. color combinations irom This sale, 2 for 11c. $1.50 Paramount Fountain Pens . - ! (Ladies” and Gentlemen’s Models) o this sale 2 for $1,51 i! You do not want to overlook this extra spéa cial. a modern Seli-filling Fountain Pen with a 14-karat gold pen point an:l attractive | I'his sale, 2 for $1.51. i 10c Phonograph Needles 2 Packages, 11¢ Now is yvour chance to get a supp! of phonograph needles at a remarkably low price. Stock up now and save mo 5¢ Black Rubb?r 35¢ Rubber Syringe Tubing 2 for 36¢ This tubing size and per flow of water 3¢ 2 for 6¢ Made of an excellent grade of black rubber—retains its shape for a long time. the full len ts a generou This sale, 2 foy Nipples ; 25c¢ Ear and Ulcer Syringes 2 for 26¢ A handy bulb syringe that is very effective for treating af- fections of the ear. . 30¢ Carter’s Fountain Pern Ink 2 Bottles, 3lo 35¢ Peoples Furniture Polish“ ~this sale, 2 for 36c I} An excellent polish that makes old 1’um‘.‘-; ture look like new. Very good for polishing auto bodies. Good NEWS, Alexandria Folks! The special 1c Sale prices quoted in this announces ment are also effective in PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORE, 705 King Street, f_llexandrm, Ve Q