Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1926, Page 36

'THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, . C. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1926. FHRGEU 8 STAMPSICHEM'CAL DEVELOPMENT 1!.':"""';J‘:T.',\'.‘.';;\“;f‘(?;,;‘.',;.;‘." = |FIVE PROSPECTORS LOST.| .0 OF MUSSELS UNDER TEST (20 ot havs 200 R o b rasars s Mad Lok Bapért | chidia, the larva of !he mussel, and Phnmul Supply of Raw Materials | '€1e78ine these “host™ fish in sactlons | ed Missing in Blizzard. | La, l’s 1] ll, ® { of the river most suitable far |||Il'lm‘l{ TORONTO, Ontario, December 14} for Ornamentsl Articles shell production. The glochidia drop ' e~ i ok X . i off and mature in three ort fou oG ol e el i B By btk 5 Coe 1“[):"’» 1‘]:‘-0:~\?;(:Imen’« ceek a methiod [P hiad Taie. Teasiogn Y:.m;?:fm::fl E“ A D E\I‘ARGED HAI\DI\EREHIE’F SECTIOA e AT Sh\ E TH ST MUSCAT of chemically developing the larva to|{rom him yeste ay that five pros-; . Towa, December 1 i British Columbia Opcrators| A permanent supply of mussel she Also Accused of Bribery in | the raw material cor manufactur | buttons, quuor Smuggling. knifz handles, buc nental articles, is p: nents heing = United States Bioiog a stage where the glochidia m?khl be | pectors were lost in the blizzard which | planted” without the use of “host | [ Osh.” thus eliminating the uncer- | | tainty as to where the mussels are to | be grown, 3 ' in the process the possibility eloping | privately vwned mussel heds similar to the oyvster hads swept the mining district over the week end. rganized. A searching party is being | The India railway department just has pliced an order for 103 special- | type locemotives, By the Assoviated Puest ! VANCOUVER, -~ British Colunibia December British Columbia liquo g ave forged Uniced amps and used them on Canadian bottled liquor, | have made paviments of money to pro- Lansburgh & Bro. nd have contributed e e e TEIE GHFT SHop__\;va u smugkling wa —~ON THE FOURTH FLOOR i W | George K _ regident of the| Joseph-Kennedy Co., a liquor house.! testified that the concern put United States whisky labels on higuor man-! ufactured in British Columbia. | And you forged the inte! nue stamp of placed it o ¥ MWV&%M‘%W&I&K&&M&%&“& Pink Vouchers in Evidence. | Rowell introduced in evidence pink | vouchers torn in two. which he de-| clared represented payments by the Kennedy Co. to provincial offieials. | Upon object sel for Reifel | that the que rding the | vouck a matier for the| Justice Brown. i ommission, declared: | “If the s of this company is ®0ing to be carrjed on by purchasing immunity from provin officials, it is cert matter for the inqui . R. Anderson, counsel for the Con- | solidated Exporters of British Colun bia, @ firm engaged in supplying | Jiquor to United States bootleggers. testified that $10.000 was paid by the concern December 2 , to the! campaign fund of the Liberal party. Check Handed to “Leader.” The check was handed to “the man who Was recognzed as the leader of the party in Vancouver,” Anderson - ST R BARIRERRINRNR B S Sad s S S S S e was considering the agdvisability of yecommending to the attorney gen- eral of British Columbia that four witnesses who have testified before it be prosecuted for perjury. The wit- nesses were not named. DENIES HE’S DEAD. Race 'l'rnck ‘Builder Says Body ‘Washed Ashore Not His. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., December 14 (P).—C. M. Waite, New York and | chkfltm\me race llicl\ builder, is v much alive,” he reported to the Associated Press lust night to deny news dispatches from Miami yes. terday that a body there had been| identified as his. Mr., Waite, with his wife, is at their Winter home, Bayard Place, River- side, here. The Miami dispatches said that a bod\ washed ashore there had been “qartially” identified as that of Mr. Waite. Decndedly French—these latest 7 Novelty g‘id Gloves Which is just another way of saying what a chic gift they will make! Superb in quality and in tai- ring: with charming entbroidery to lend a touch cion to their turn-back cuffs. In French nude. French gray, tan, brown, mode, beaver and black. Washable Fabric Gloves, $1 and $1.50 An excellent make—with the smartest new cufis. In mode. sand, beaver and gray. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—S8th Street Lot et cedgee government | a pertinent | £ RRBITINTRIR 23S S SR SR SR SR &4“ e m&%&.&&&w:&mm&:m&mm&m $1.75 Imported Cigarette Boxes of Antimony Silver D 51 Here is a really lovely gift— priced for the slimmest of Christ- mas budgets! Large enough to hold 40 cigarettes—or it nfi\y be used for trinkets. Rich looking, elab- crate designs, many of them featuring the popular ship motif: each box lined with smooth wood. These are our own importation—offered to vou at much less than usual. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—3th Street & : & & 2 % mmmmvmwmwwmvmmm Mflflflfl&:&%&#&%fi%&%&#&&&%&fi - $35 Deuber Hampden Wrist Watch —richly engraved! $20.95 Another rich opportunity come to sim- plify an important gift problem! Even $35 is a conservative estimate of the value, this lovely little watch, that is as thoroughly fine as it is beautiful. Handsomely engraved gold filled case—with a dependable 19-jewel movement. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—3th Street IN TIME for your- Christmas Shopping Imported Gold-Plated Novelties setwith gay stones $2.95 to $17.95 very woman adores such delightful trinkets as these in dainty gold-plated filigree, brilliantly studded with red, blue, purple or amber hued stones. % There are X ., Graceful Perfume Bottles, $2.95 to o\ e et =5 WE OFFER 10% OFF ON ALL FLOOR A A R I R R R R R R R AND BRIDGE LAMPS AND SILK SHADES EVERY NEW STYLE INCLUDED IN SALE $5.95. Slim Vases, at only $2.95. Cigarette Boxes, $3.95 to $17.95. Ash Trays from $2.95 to $7.95. Lovely Trays, $6.95 to $14.95. 9.pc. Mfd. Amber Toilet Set, $9.25 Of beautiful quahty and graceful shape—comb, brush, mirror, ]:JO\\\!N' box, manicure pieces, etc. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—73th Street . A Practical Corselette $2.50 Why not give yourself one of these for Christmas? By doing so, you will be assuring yourself of trimmer, slim- mer lines for your holiday frocks ! Made of firm satin striped material, with a flexibly boned girdle effect to give support over the diaphragm. Sizes 36 to 44. Necond Floor—Lamburgh's—1th Street 1,000 Prs. of Rayon- Bloomers $1.65 Unusually heavy and lustrous in quality too, so that you will feel quite satisfied in choosing them for gifts! Well tailored and reinforced, with flat lock seams, in the pastels as well as the ddrl\er street shades. Regular 7 nd a few extrasizesas \\cll or—1Lansburgh's—8th Nireet This Linen Kerchief—with footing edge Just as dainty as it can be! ing gift. at this price—fine Swiss kerchiefs, with embroidered edge Fine quality linen, with footing edge, in two shades Three different colors make a charm- g edge, i . Also S, ; " s6. Christmas andkerchief ‘A sale of handkerchiefs—well timed to complete many a Christmas list in need of “first aid.” The prices—just about half of what they’d usually be; the handkerchiefs— as dainty, as givable as any you’ve seen. 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A gréen, a blue and a tan in each box. #00|LANSBURGH & BRO—7th, 8th- AND E- STREETS—FRANKLIN 7400