Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1926, Page 37

D. 0. THE STUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTOY. NOVEMBER 28, 1926—PART 1. TS A (A \\\\\'\\\"‘(h ‘m'p! AV > 10¢ Writing Tablcts 2 for ! (T { ‘¢ | EMPEREUR -t ala S et % ; : Sundries 2 Mor Y .2 for 160 .2 for 260 2 for 26 for 26¢ 2 for 3¢ for 1o 260 “Monarch’ Atomizer 2 for $1.01 Very effective for treating affections of the nose and throat. Sprays either ofly or watery solutions. 60c Tube Barnard’s Razor-Aid Shaving Cream 2 for 61¢ Quickly softens the beard and permits a close, smooth shave without irritating the face. - 81 Kaptiv Lavender Vegetal 2 for $1.01 A mild lavender| perfumed _vegetal. When applied atter shaving prevents ifrritation and leaves the face soft and smooth. 35¢ Whisk Brooms 2 for 36¢ Made of long, stiff straw, firmly bound with a nickel-plated cap. 50c¢ Hickory Sanitary Aprons 2 for 51¢ 35¢ Sanitary Belts, 2 for 36c Drug Stores of Washington and the Peoples-Service Drug G STORES » One of the most gigantie and spectacular One- Cent Sales we have yet staged. Please bear in mind that this is the last one to be held this year (1926). Prices slashed right and left, with no thought of profit. Values bigger and greater for our customers to make a saving. QNN WA If you are not familiar with the plan of this sale, here it is, simple and easy: You buy one item at its regular price (NOT OUR CUT PRICE), and we will sell you another for 1 cent. Example: The regular price of Old Dutch Cleanser is 10 cents per can. Buy one can at 10 cents and secure the second one for 1 cent additional, 25¢ Manners’ Rose Bandoline 2 for 26¢ A mild rose- perfume Bando- line that makes the hair lay down, yet retalns the ourl, 75¢ Barnard’s Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic 2 for 76¢ This tonic pro- motes the growth of the hair and keeps the scalp in an ex- cellent condition. This sale, 2 for 76c. $2 McDade’s Prescription 2 for $2.01 An excellent alter- ative tonic for pro- ducing red, rich blood. Speocially priced this sale only, 2 tor $2.0L SIS AN AL ARSI ART IS S SRNNARSANN R AR AR SRS S S AN 25¢ Toothbrushes This Sale 2 for 26¢ Here is your chance to get a supply of tooth brushes for the entire family at a oy ) 25¢ Wildroot Cocoanut 0Oil Shampoo 2 for 26c This 1s a remarkably low price on this nationally advertised shampoo. It thoroughly cleans the hair and scalp and promotes beautiful, medicine cabinet at all times. clent ss an antiseptic for cuts, eores. 10c¢ Choice Wash Cloths This Sale, These wash cloths are made of a soft, high- grade material that will give long service. They are dainty and attractive in design, and may be had in different colors. Store, 705 King St., Alexandria, Va.l For Those Who Are Not Familiar With Our lc Sales HERE IS THE PLAN- Buy One Article at Its Regular Price ( Not‘0w Cut Price) and We Will Sell You Another One for lc Our buyers have worked faithfully fora long period of time in advance of this sale and have tried their best to purchase ample quantities sufficient for all; but in some cases there may be a shortage, so we request you to do your buying early to avoid disappointment. We reserve the right to refuse to sell dealers and limit quantities. The sale is for tomorrow and Tuesday only. Get your pencil and pad and make a list. There are many items that you will need for everyday use, as well as many that can be used as appropriate gifts at Christmas time, 25¢ Peoples Hydrogen Peroxide 25¢ Box of Seidlitz Powders 2 for 26¢ 10 complete quality Seid- Keep Peroxide in the It ts very eff- box _containtn e i "Bopes 01" his Quality 2 for 1lc definite saving. They have genuine bris- 5 tles firmly set in attractive colored trans- h e parent handles. Different sizes and shapes from which to choose. [ ESINARANR S AR AR AR ANAAR SR RN IARNARN I IS SNANNA SRR 98¢ Straight Razors 2 for 99¢ highl: m- et U “Fars “SRtrpbetve handies. $1.25 “Hope” Fountain Syringe This Sate, 2 for $1.26 ™ These syringes are made of a high quality rubber that is guaranteed to give satlsfactory servics, Full-length rapid-flew rubber tube, metal cut-off and two hard rubber attachments. One- half gallon capacity. '$81.25 Hope Water Bottle This Sale, 2 for $1.26 ter bottle is made of the same high-quality rubber as the fountain n-rln’?eaaz: is also fully guaranteed. You may select a fountain syringe and water bottle both for §1.26. 25¢ Gentlemen’s Combs 2 for 26¢ P~ S — 25¢ Greene’s Metal Polishing Something Every Housewife Needs! p oy 50c Pure Gum Rubber Household Aprons This Sale, 2 for 5lc An ideal apron to wear while doing housework to protect your pretty clothes. Made of a pure gum water- proof rubber. TUnexcelled for polishing end brightening fine surfaced articles. Very convenient to use. R ——— 10c¢ Lana 0il Soap only. Unusual Savings—Buy Now for Christmas / One-Cent Sale in Our \ CIGAR DEPARTMENTS | i A spe 5¢ “La Insular” Cigars This Sale, 2 fTor 6c Box of 100, $2.98 These cigars are made of an exceptionally high-grade Manila tobacco and afford a delightful, cool, even-burning smoke. and save more. Buy the box For Cigarette Smokers! $1 Rajah Rustic Pipe 2 for $1.01 These pipes are made of genuine briar and are a beautiful rustic finish. be had in curved or stralght stem. clally featured during the one-cent sale T Herbert Torayton May Spe- 5¢ “Reynaldo” i| ! Betty Brundage, 50c Assorted TRAYS This Sale, 2 for 51c ' 50¢ Colonial Club Shaving Cream This Sale 2 for 5l¢ These articles sell regularly for the price pre- cading each article and under no circumstances are they cver cut. The merchandise is of the highes. merit and quality. 50c Almond Crcumber Cream..2 for 5lc £1.00 Garden Court Cold Cream ... cesuen2ifor $1:01 §1.00 Garden Court Combina- tion Cream ssowasel for$1:01 $1.00 Penslar Hair Tonic ..2 for $1.01 50c Penslar Cold Cream. ..2 for5lc 50c Penslar Cocoa Butter CrBam .....cunnscsnesimas-2joriole 50c Garden Court Benzoin and Almond Cream.............2 for5lc 50c Camphor Ice Lotion.. - 25¢ Camphor Ice Lotion.. 50c Garden Court Combina- tion Cream.. 50¢ Penslar Shampoo. 59¢ Garden Court Brilliantine 59 Garden Court Cold Cream. .2 for 51c 50c¢ Penslar Vanishing Cream. ..2 for 51c S0c Garden Court Face Powder, 2 for 5lc 25¢ Garden Court Talcum (a super valuelj...............2 for 26c $1.50 Garden Court Toilet Water .....o.000 .:2 for $1.51 25¢ Treadeasy Powder (relieves sore, aching, perspiring feet)..2 for 26c mES Sl 50c¢ Mag-Lac Tooth Paste This Sale 2 for 51¢ An ideal tooth paste that thoroughiy cleans and polishes Enumibrants saie of the mouth which tend to cause decay of the teeth. 2 for 1lc Contains valu- able ingredients that promote a beautiful, health- ful complexion. ing smoke. 5c¢ Court Plaster 2 for 6¢ (Cazadores) Foll Wrapped 2 for 6c Just get in behind & “Reynaldo™ if you want to enjoy. s datightful satiafy= This sale—2 for 6c. 25c¢ Pkg Little Governor Cigars Tin of 50 Herbert Tareyton Cigarettes 2 for 66¢ : Men—don't overlook this op- portunity to make a definite sav- One-Cent Sale of HOME REMEDIES 35¢ Vocaline, sore throat remedy........2 for 36c 60c Musco Rubbing Oil. ...............2 for 6lc (Rub away unpleasant rheumatic pains) 25¢ Express Tablets 4 ....2 for 26c (A pleasant and efficient little Ill.llll;B- tablet) 15¢ Parco Bronchial Lozenges. . .........2 for 16¢ (Quickly relieves the throat of unpleasant tickling sensation) 25¢ Graham’s Cincho-Tone Tablets. .2 for 26¢ (A little laxative cold tablet that quickly reli cad colds) 25¢ Graham’s W hite Pine Cough Syrup (plain or tar) cavlsses s asse sl v SO L00 (Breaks up deep, hacking coughs) 50c Graham’s W hite Pine and Cod Liver Oil Cough Syrup...................2 for 5lc (Relieves couzhs and is very soothing and healing) 81.00 Graham’s Syrup of Hypophosphites, 2 for $1.01 (Inereases the avnetite and adds & new feeling of pep and vigor) $1.00 Graham’s Beef, Iron and Wine. (An exeellent raconstrnetive tonte for ballding ap §1.00 Graham’s Arseno Calcium Wafers, 2 for $1.01 (Eliminates unsightly pimples and promotes a beeutiful complexion) 35¢ Graham’s Lithia Tablets. . . .........2 for 36¢ (Exeellent for reducing exeess acids of the syetem) $1.00 Graham’s Rectoneites. . . ... 35¢ Graham’s Catnip and Fennel. 50c Graham’s Sodium Phosphate. .. .2 for 5lc (Pleasant and efieient eflervesclng laxative) 50c Hexatonic....... ceeiens......2 for Sle (An effective remedy for relieving kidney ills) 19¢ Brown Mixture Tablets. 2 (Quickly relieves sore th | 20¢ Zinc Qintment, tubes...............2 for 2lc! (Healing and soothing for abrasions of the skin) 25¢ Peoples Cascara Tablets, 5 gr.. .. . ... .2 for 26c ) (A pleasunt laxative with no drastle result 25¢ Barium Carbonate Rat Poison. 25¢ Parco Healing Salve. . ... 25¢ Parco Pills for Kidney Ills .. $1.00 Maltogen.................. 2 for $1.01 (A nutritious tonic for bullding up the system) $1.20 Neo Sang..........ccooeee.....2 for $1.21 (Overcomes Impoverished conditions of the blood) 35¢ Parco Castor Oil...................2 for 36c {An aromatized castor oil that is not nauseating to take) 25¢ Parco Ear Oil % @ for 26¢ 25¢ Parco Eyeol 2 for 26¢ 50c Parco Dyspepain ..2 for 5lc - (Quick_relief for dyspeptic pains) 25¢ Parco Fig and Senna Syrup.........2 for 26c 50c Rheumasol. . (Affords eflective 25¢ Parco Baby Cough Syrup. ..........2 for 26c 25¢ Colax Tablets ..... O (e (Relieves disagrecable head colds) 25¢ Corn Shucks S anicoaci ansd JOR 20C A wonderfal remedy for painfal eorns) $1.00 Grahan's Buchu Buttons. . 2 for $1.01 35¢ Graham’s Kidney Plasters. . 2 for 36c 25¢ Graham’s Boil Salve. . ... 2 for 26c tie aches and pains) ..2 for 5lc |- | GIRL SCOUTS Troop No. 2 of Maryland, of which Jeanne Molyneaux is scribe, met at Glen Echo. The meeting was opened by a game of “fox and goose.” Pa- trol corners followed, then the “horse- shoe formation.” Four girls were in- vested as Scouts. Holly Troop, No. 10, Miss Hasel Scanlan, captain, met Saturday morn- ing. While some of the girls were passing part of their second-class test others palyed nature games. In pa trol corners the girls discussed a Thanksgiving party to be given for the mothers of the Soouts. Some practiced signaling, compass, judgin distances, ete. A knot-tying relay tol lowed, patrol No. 8 winning. Troop No. 11 met in the Sherwood Church November 17. . Perry, captain, opened the meeting, with the troop in horseshoe formation. After inspecticn, patrol corners and “indoor hike,” the purpose of which was to stimulate observation, and was won by the Saratoga and Swastika patrols, classes followed, with Mrs. Perry in structing the tenderfoot candidates, and the rest of the troop under Mrs. Dowling. Althea Hull and Hortense Cusack played “Washington Crossing tho Delaware,” with the girls who were working on second class. Troop No. 12, Miss Adah Bagby, captain, met at Lleut. Stuart Gibson's home Friday night. Patrol No. 2 re- celved a point for the best song, com- posed to the tune of “Taps.” One group of girls worked on first class, while others worked on tenderfoot and second class. Miss Gibson served orangeade and cookles. Lieut. Kimbel W sistant hostess Falls Church Troop, No. 18, met recently at the Parish Hall. Capt. Bonell announced patrol leaders as follows: Ellen Anderson, No. 1; Mar garet Cousins, No. 2. Patrol corners were held and names chossn—Scresch Owl and Crocus. The following week the troop hed a treasure hunt, to which Troop No. 28 wus Invited. The trail began at the Parish Hall and ended at Upton Station. The treasurs, a box of candy, was found by Jane Cline, Mary Fell, Valerle Wheeler and Ellen Anderson. A picnic supper was held In a nearby woods, and later Troop 23 returned to town on the trolly and Troop No. 13 followed the rallroad tles home. Troop No. 17 met November 17 in the Wallach School. After the regu- lar exerclses they formed two patrols and planned a hike. Wildrose Troop, No. 18, Mrs. Gibbs S, captain, met Saturday morn- The court of honor preceded the gular mee Four girls were en- lled as Scou There were patrol rners and games. The Scouts gave haskets to a children’s home as their Thanksgiving good turn, At Troop No. 24's last mesting at Jefferson High School it was declded to hold three meetings a month and they discussed the need of a new pa- trol to take care of the increasing number of new recruits. They played “Flying Dutchman” and ended with the good-night circle. Troop, No. 2 Murray, partment were i Pitcher, by H rs. “The Wo was read Whitfo corners N Margaret Tuckey told about scouting. Lieut. Dotty Stubbs was in charge of inspection. lis 1, Ellzaheth Ca- hill and Grace Oleanburg, formerly of |other troops, and Dorothy Smith, a | candidate, attended as prospective {members ‘of this troop. A Christmas {sale will be condueted December 11 1l court of honor was held at key's home. Dorothy Stubbs d Ruth Hunt, second lieutenants, iard at the court ds. Other girls taking part fn the program were Rena Bernstein, Cary Aal, Betty Brundage and Mar- jory Smith. Miss Lucy Lee, on the staff of the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos- pital, is giving a course in home nurs- i the Little House Tuesday after- Those taking it are Estelle { Henderson, Elizabeth Franzoni, Betty | Brundage, Adelaide Woodley, Julia | Whitson and Cary Aal. | Ruth Hunt, who was bugler at |camp Choptank last Summer, and Cary Aal, Adelalde Woodley d Lois Hall are members of the Drum and Bugle Corps, which meets at the Little House Monday aft- ernoons. ||| At the meeting of Troop No. 28 Capt. Stevens told the girls some of the things Miss Gleaves had said at the court of awards: Troop No vember 16 opening w gwood, met No- alr School. The . ed by Miss Caro- | line Thom ain, replacing Miss Katherine Wy who has left Wash- ington temporariiy. Plans for future activities wi discussed and it was decided they should take up study of arteraft. All future meetings will be held on Monday at the Blair School. Troop No. 35 of Lyon Park, Va., |met November 20 for a hike along | the Pote hove Rosslyn. The girls mpanied by their new ecap- . Percy Crewe, and Lieut. € At noon the Owl Patrol luncheon. Troop No. 40 held its meeting at the e Circle. Opening forma- v, patrol corners and meeting time. The e of the Fall was . Fleven girls met at hone, where they start- ills Camp. When they reached the park they played games and, after lunc! returned home. op No. 47 met at School last Friday 5 Scouts fixed up some ) were taken to a home day. Three girls were invested as tenderfoots. The November meeting of Troop No. 54 was held at Sherwood High School Nov The 4th Patrol elected its ) leader and cor- poral. Mrs. Staton and Miss Thom taught Miss Thom taught folk dancing. Troop No. 58 bers | ot 1 concentrated code n following mceti nber 6, had three naw t week. Ths studying the Mc tenderfoot test hey had eight new members. Th p Is planuing to fill a Christmas basket. Capt. Phelan took 11 girls to the Court of Awards Friday night. Jonquil Troop, No. 63, met Friday in the Cleveland Park Congregational Church. After “arrow” formation they had patrot corners. The girls had signaling, tenderfoot training and merit badges. Mrs. Tabb told a story and after closing circle a court of honor meeting was held to decide about a farewell party to_the doll the troop dressed to send to Japan. —_————n Although Germany was helping more than 2,000,000 unemployed not long 2go. the number now has drop ped to less than 1,400,000.