Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1926, Page 23

AUTOMOBILES, ETC. PEERLESS. Your Opportumty Buy Wlth Cnnfidence PEE] RLF\& \IOTORS €0, ACTORY BRANCH. 14th and P Sts, Main 9850. ‘\Ixo 722 17th St. N.W, DON'T FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS AT- TRACTIVE OFFER BEFORE THE TIME EXPIRES, A 12-Pound Turkey With F.vety Car. 30-Day Service on Mmor Services. Pty LOwW PRICES. 1924 Ford Cuupe 1925 Hupmobile Touring. . 1925 Nash Adv. 6 Sedan... 1925 Chrysler 70 Roadst: 1923 Dodge Touring.. 1926 Chrysler 58 Touri g 1925 Chandler Touring.. 1926 Nash Coupe 1926 Nash Spe. 6 Sedan.. 1922 Buick 6 Touring . 1924 Maxwell Club Sedan. . 1923 Willys-Knight Sedan. 1923 Maxwell Touring. .. 1924 Durant Coupe ....... 1925 Hudson Coach AND OTHERS. COMF IN AND LOOK OUR #OCK OVER. YOU WILL BE WELCOME. Your Car in Trade. H. B. LEARY, Ji JR., & BROS,, 5 1321 14th N.W. NORTH 6826. Open Evenings and Sundays. price which is more than rea- sonable. A fine selection to choose BUICK. All niodels and prices. Also warious other makes of cars, in- aluding : DODGE, FORD, STUDEBAKER, ETC. Best Terms. Your Car in Trade. EMERSON & ORME, 1620 M St. N.W. Fr. 3860. Open Evenings--Sunday. IN SEDANS, COUPES, TOURINGS, ROADSTERS. | E& Rebuilt, repainted, new tires. Also many 1926 models. VERY EASY TERMS. THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1509 14th ST. N.W. Main 4173. CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATORS. Four 1927 closed models; sub- stantial reduction. These cars have been used for demonstra- tion short time only; new-car arantee; open Sunday. Barry- ate Motor Co., Inc., 2525 Sher- man ave. n.w. "and 1218 Conn. ave. n.w. Adams 6000 and Main 880, THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. JaveEs | wisH Youo FIND ERNEST. | WANT HIM TO TRY ON THIS CQOAT— HE § DOESNT KNOW VM MAKING IT FOR WiMe— Now is your oppofluni to purchase a good used cnr‘yat a rou RETIRING INTO VICKSBURG (MAY 17, 10863), GEN. PEMBERTON MADE HURRIED PREPA- RATIONS TO DEFEND THE CITY AGAINST GRANT'S ARMY. ACCORDING TO HIS OFFICIAL REPORT, PEMBERTON'S FORCE AT THIS TIME NUMBERED ABOUT 28.000 MEN. TLL FINIBH THE CHORES — Your MOTHER HAS A SURPRISE FOR YOU == nflt WORK OF STRENGTHENING THE FORTIFI- CATIONS IN THE REAR OF THE CITY WAS BEGUN IMMEDIATELY AND THE VARIOUS REGIMENTS ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES IN THE POSITIONS ASSIONED THEM IN THE LINE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1926. © MeClure WE MADE You A GOAT SKIN COAT. 1S NoT VERY PRETYY BUT T Wi KEEP YOU WARM AND DRY DuRING THE RANS; ™IS IS MAMA — \ NEE )I! MAIN LINE OF DEFENSE BEHIND VICKS- BURG CONSISTED OF A SYSTEM OF STRONG REDOUBTS, CONNECTED WITH ONE ANOTHER BY RIFLE-PITS AND PROTECTED IN FRONT BY ENTANGLEMENTS AND A DITCH TEN FEET DEEP. LXV—Some Famous Inventions. u: CHINESE ARE CREDITED WITH THE INVENTION OF SOME VERY USEFUL THINGS. THE UMBRELLA IS ONE OF THEM. ALTHOUGH WE USUALLY THINK OF IT AS RAIN PROTECTION T8 FIRST USE WAS FOR A SUN SHADE. HERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH. ASHEIK HUNTER (1) Can bleached hair be re- tuimed to its natural calor? (2) What is a eood remedy for wrinkles? Q A. (1) No, but o, but by the hair will grow into the nat. ural color.in its ewn time. il 2) Try muu'mg gently with the This may help to get ny- of the fin'!ll. FOR SALE~AUTO nnomn ORIENTAL INVENTION 1S THE WHEEL BARROW. THOSE THAT WE ARE ACCUS- TOMED TO SEE ARE MODIFICATIONS OF THE ANCIENT CHINESE VEHICLES. LEMON JUICE BLEACHES HAIR Q. When lemon juice is used; for leaclsing the hnr would 1t harm. the L How. zaugh should l'”"'l“'h 2 hmon;unlnn&ham-lw the hair and the amount used would depmd on the amount of hur you have. Tae citric acid present in the lemon juice causes the bleaching effect. TRUCKS, ln 'nlw{ one-ton, = --ffx hénted Imm tion: excellent mes mfl MAY CONSIDER THEMSELVES CHIEFLY INDESTED TO THE CHINESE FOR GUNPOWDER AND FIREWORKS. ALTHOUGH FIREWORKS WERE USED VERY EARLY IN ROME THEY DISAPPEARED AND DID NOT REAPPEAR UNTIL ABOUT 1360 A. D. —By J. G. COWAN. Pictures by T. H. FOLEY. m."{""n‘d:h th sad 15 ROUND SHOULDERED" Q What can I do to make myself * walk erect? 1 walk so shiftlessly that I am getting round-shouldered —T T. A, A Apply hot and cold compresses to the parts, alternately, for ten min- it and morning. If this y treatment given by a specialist in this work. Either treat- ment will help fo make the sears less A. Join a gymnasium and have the -physical director outline a series of ex- ercises which will benefit this condition. If necessary, wear a brace for a timge. utes each ni fails, try X-| 'TS—FURNISHED. N W —SECOND FLOOR nink, room. kitchen, pri- JUST WHAT REMOVING SCAR Q How can 1 remove a sear from my thén that is caused by pimples? A Surprise for Ernest. FNE TS AND THERE ARE ENOUGH SKINS LEFT TO MAKE ONE FOR D - e g "\ LL AVAILABLE FIELD-PIECES AND SIEGE- GUNS WERE MOVED TO THE REAR LINE AND ONLY THE COAST DEFENSE GUNS WERE RETAINED ' IN THE RIVER BATTERIES. BY THE TIME THE FEDERALS APPEARED, THE LAND SIDE OF VICKSBURG BRISTLED WITH 102 PIECES OF ARTILLERY. BY MAX HAHN | nm SAILORE COMPASS, ENABLING MARINERS TO ASCERTAIN DIRECTIONS AT SEA. ALSO WAS A CHINESE INVENTION. HAS BLOTCHY SKIN Q What 1s the cause and remedy fmllkm!hnlb‘ddi’y jrritated and A This may be.due to the use of & strong soap on your skin. Try using a good, pure soap sueh as Castile, for in- stance. At night bfore retiring, apply a good cold cream. Ahnmmywr diet and overcome any symptoms of in- digestion which may be present. . | _APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. ROOMS, £ C 2215 14 N Den: Dath: newiy docom-d stréet entrance: 1638 MONROE bath apartmen excellent local WALLACE MOTOR CO.,, “NASH DISTRIBUTORS." 112 Kot aieshine MERRY CHRISTMAS. ——— e WANTED—AUTOMOBILES. AVTQNONLES 2 Prigsr L E?lu IM‘" ul.l%flf ‘I’ nnt nl‘n 7, deal Dnsl i | foom,. 14 5t housekes LRSI : 4 Vermont Ave — and hot_water. ;&A VAP Paen ,.‘m':".-:fi:.‘:.-;w “ n-n' [ x}' 5- 6 Toor an "sls .50 L ‘Albo_large room, two be ”i‘fe_. iy o i Fan: | 18 s xffl'wfi)v pishea ‘Foam: rciiy. telephor ; excellent, Burlington Jotel Finest group of apt. our elav. and_switeh! RD ST, a50. " WL fiohbu b‘ L bath A8 ¥ TRIaY 515 Dis ay_ph. M. 4778; night 1 o PENTIELD, M’“nf“’ . LA t lloml KITCHEN, BATH. .$42.50-847.60 1464 GIRARD ST more and bath an 1l MADIS! V W Ms o |4 BO0Ms AéDgBA'}IH kllch-n lnd loor ;. fnl!l K 8T $30.50-940.50 ble, | === fori up, "g!{.?. Torred, e FVI?RNLIESHI:D ft:‘n"" price first. Aul:r)l(-n::t s SN ';."[M of 3 "’;ET_ e o Rddvesy 0% | (0058 o pew g aned comple eloctric 810 sujtes, with or with. T 1361 PO TSr N.w. ROOMS. | THE CHASTLE “,',‘,":.'f;f maid Conyamenly doge v noemi: | Suites of two rooms, kitchen and ook, Thspect bath, completely furnished. Single rooms with bath. BILES. MEN, EDAN carefu] reasonable. Line. e ““FOR HIRE_AUT! NEW WILLYS- RNIGHT i newly furnished mhntg‘r’ *areproot. GARAGE M ln ‘ . e i -] M Bt B e S, ke b e TAR%?" " 8 Fer Month. \Washington Const. Co., Tyve up i 1 ;hs fi“ "AN YOU I‘HAGINE filtvrufl "fi!( on. X ooo B t‘ T:e ou ul nooms sendl m 0 l HENT ROOMS—UNFURNISHED. o _except ;y llring raom, :Pali lnr'l("n':i 00 per o wr n'wn | e Aj oot "Bon ). ashington Avply - $75 Roosevelt. 15ih 6080, Abt ningg or inquire office, 7“‘ Linkins. Lincoln 10-100. 200 K 8T. N.B. FOR RENT—GARAGES, ;mxwwm.flz i'l“ci‘nigm_\flw 676 R\\XDOI PH ST. N. \\ Large brick garage. Adamg 1676-J. 1423 A 8T, 6.6 —Three porch: a.m.i.: garage. 3 up _mon! Also apariment <'r—ur$ am.i.: st floor; no RENT ROOVR—FUR. & UNFUR. 1130 foom knd b,ll‘. Ilfil":ld B Mh or witho"t ousekeoplng: TBVI:LB T, Rodr S COl CARVEL H, 000 nlnnvn%&}’t i | & MOUS i ‘Auy" $ih7s e offie 5 ROOMY AW B4 NIA 2130 G 8T | ¢ s TR R B o snatg ROOMS A\mng.fl' -$40.80 = GARIZON TE““% 2377 Champlejp e DECATUR 2131 FLA. AV s BoONE AN "BAT o PLA. ARy 00 FATNE. yain 1437, piano, | B Downtown o ed environmient angen or 00, Br. renting or a club 14th & K H g Bldy 305 lnvenm-m Hia ¥l \r,m Dfi#‘?} CIRCLE iR P 0 r. MAND 0th ST nflm“rnll ud.pud for _sub- ot adioining roome. ighen ¢ king care of turn aking care of )f" oflz fifi’ Seven LW oloolu u 2hd" Bath: $75.00 Main_9080. ted 1} r <o et battE. 10Catad” 2k thirg fogr: rent. B8 per Asent. Located 1" convenient to lease required. gagm bedroom heflh e s arranzed: tte and bath, rh: garage. Adams 60, Fooms and baih. | 1535 Tpth ST DUPONT CIRCLE—3 RMS. and bath: maid servic dngum-mely ur. one or two gentiemen {13 ILLIPS TERRACE. 1001 ARGONNE PL —Attractively (I'r ed rmm itchen and bath: hotel service. Adame 8710, WrT: 920 orvrwc—n ¥ pereons. or_un- servicn. inm -n ote! SMALL APARTMEN’ A'r“tx puionally low rental rates with aparymen ice in beautiful Hil wn anor. H‘PDY resident manage: nOWNTOWN Convenient to in “quite home-} mm(mmang o 24-Hour Elevator running water: mopthi X e 1417 K St SONLT FIVE t eorxia ave. and T)uniios &7 CAFRITZ _14th & K. !s% Main Ho’j ik ‘l onping districs. est ,,e,;;".;m. e o THE NEBRASKA, 51 Rm.'go‘gh St. N.W., V! " SRR Main 3830 |430 K St. N.W. ACTIVE APARTMENT WITH ALL outside rooms. mn‘h‘l‘ml Of two rooms. re- ments. u:n m pew lghest ogre of the eity, ot ln cary iving room. " dining hen and tile bath: ST e e SR THE ARGONNE, 1620 Cglmhl' Rd. ! THE FILLMORE, 1129 N. H. Ave. N.W, recention ball. kitchen asg 8. large reception hall. kitchen snd AGER. 1131 N, &, ave. aw, ) APAR‘I’M rabl roum Kitchenette. and ‘Slitdide Fooms with svien: VPMHMIM Service. bl hun - .| aparimants oo e ETC. Pour I ouf tion b )} month: %flxflé 710 8 THE FLAGLER, Cor. 22nd and H Sts. N.W. One room and bath One room, kit. & bath.. Two rooms, kit. & bath.. 6750 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. - See Resident Manager or I Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co. 727 15th St. NW. THE HOMES, | 3020 DENT PLAC : Just north of 30th and Que s rument with all ogtside r chen. bath. nmvllon rental very reasonabl hllf‘lnd Main 7862. A} w BUILDINGS. REDUCED RENTS. THE ROSELAWN, N 115 16th 8T. N.E. astern High School. 0 A Near RENTS, $41 D UP. THE JI ; 531 S ST KW, Ga. Ave, Cars. RENTS, $47.50 AND UP THE KINGSTON, One. Block OF Wissoann Ave The above spariments contain 3 room tlled baiha. spacious losate. white saamelc.i G rl“x"(’:! fl l’;o&lllvlcl. THE osrpn SHAPIRO CO., 919 15th St. N.W. Main 8949 THE SHARON, 2148 O ST. N.W. Jl it Dupout Crele. Walking distance ao town: uew build- ing: elevator service: 1. 2 and 3 apts with dinin ‘ticose’ "Rent. 34 “ 33850 e i P RETRATY co. Reanors——Bmlders, 8 K __Main 9111 ECEPTION T HALL “BATH FI.Ij‘LbT IN Clr.ih- g room chen an THE KE[ L”ER, 1909 19th St. N.W. (Northeast Corner 19th St. and E Fla. Ave. North 10404. at{ve on Bepremutative THF \IONTA\IA 8 M § rflm idin uw walking ::E:“ “ln-mz"h-n vfm l"‘l“&g‘r THE WINONA, 414 11th ST. X, Vary aractive avaricien conmflu of T ami.; furre poreh? x CRESTHILL APARTMENTS, 1430 BELMONT ST. N.W. ELEVATOR SERVICE, K mn ..... @ % et e "’ma MOORE & H(LL nc., 730 17th ST. N.W. MAIN 1174. THE SUSQUEHANNA. 1430 W ST N.W. m.fifl sonable. b > C. A. SNOW €O, HE CHASTLET N H STEL th Bt at Two and three room. kntchen and bath apartments 7 A NNE, 1629 Columbia Rd. Very desirable apartment. Two large, bright rooms, over- looking Rock Creek Park; bath with built-in fixtures; reception hall, kitchen and b-lcony. 24- hour service. Resident manager on premises. fiSUALLY LOW RENT. 127 28th ST. R e g REN 8% AXD P, IDENT MANAGER. APT. 11. %fiILmFS TERRACE, 1601 Argonne Place. Just North of 16th and Col. Rd. Sehphane" ‘.‘a’nalfio ad ok ul ot rat- i '::.""at.';:n o g ”-hs all, ete. mu."fi'h n"?g rooms, nudn 24-hour elevator and te WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS & CO., INC, 1432 K St. N.W. M. 4600, FIRST- cnns_gro;flfl APARTMENT. 2617 A#% fi..“‘ s Convenient 10 - | DRSOt ® apbrimients with every convenience. Rents just reduced. See il at once. Renial Avesin. 14th & K. Main 9080. _ JUST AS NICE AS HOME W R T A SEE Iflinl)l‘:. 19EADBI. THE HOLMES, 30”0 DENT PLACE N.W it north of 30th '7'";"&?&."{6’ Cam. Ci A _710_o1h 81, M. a‘1422.11\IA.55 AVE. NW 5 rooms, kit. 23 No More a bnowEovercd, Frozen-Loz::m ‘C‘::, R to_start, standing & e ol e¥ator tases Jou \-;.Q:r- 2 tiled-| blth apartment down (o your car TIRNGY conventences liks ke, (hip in the sew ing as i, alcove, kitchen 50. 1 room, dinin| and bath, 2 rooms, kitchen and bath 5.00-$70.00. 3 rooms, kitchen and badl $82.50-$85.00. R LTRAR SRR, P WARDMAN, 1430 K St. N.W. Main 3830. 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