Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1927, Page 23

'I‘I*iE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 1927 OF ELUOROF LIFE [Tl i Corner” Penna. Ave. 8th & D Sts. Pearls, Flowers and Dragons t D Sts. Also Used in Franciscan Mcnk’s Formula. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, February Pearls, flowers snakes and dragons are among the ingredients of a for- a recorded by Roger Bacon, Fran- n monk of the thirteenth century Ike in youthful vigor | d years of more. “Tru-Size” Dresses for Large Women Eliminate Much of the Trouble of Alteration and Fitting! $10.95 Baby Day Specials at $1.00 -~Iniants’ hand-made and hand-embroid- ered dresses. Sizes to 2 years. Each 31'00 and hand - embroidered $1.00 for a hu Telling of the formula before the \iedieval Academy of nilght, Dr. Robert Belle of the College of the U~ sylvania and professor of 2 DR. ISAAC GRUENBAUM, pent four rs in tran: ! i acon’s work, said thit the eliir | deputy to the Polish Parliament, will yrobably was valueless in prolonging | be one of the principal speakers af e eless in Prolonsing | gy, ‘Sessions of the American Jewish | Congress here February 20 to 22. | Dr. Gruenbaum has been a_Jewish ted by | leader for more than 30 years, is an osophers | outstanding Zionist and has been Life of “Many Centuries. In_his “Opus M Dr. Burke, Baco) —Infants’ hand - made petticoats. Scalloped at neck and bottom. Each orians of the middle a s previously described an elixi , with examples of its e credited the \rtephius with having written about liis own life of “many centuries A formula in a tre known “The Regiment of the Aged” w nterpreted by Bacon as gold, re iined to an extreme degree, pear thing most efficacious for preserving life”; anthos, or flower of sea dew, “which possesses against the condition of old age”; dianthos, a mixture of leaves and gments of wood and a small por- tion of flower; ambergris, hone »wing in the heart of the stag, vhich possesses great power against mature old age,” and the flesh of the Tyrlan snake properly prepared @nd eaten with spices, Remedy for Old Age. “This,” Bacon wrote, “is an excel- lent remedy for the condition of old age and for all the corruptions of the constitution, If it is taken with things suitable to one's constitution and con- dition, as we are taught in the book | on ‘The Regiment of the Aged.'” Bacon recommmended that the mix- ture Include the flesh of the flying dragon, which, he sald, the Ethiopians, by a secret art of preparation, had used to prolong life and sharpen their intellect beyond all conception. SIS WATERFOWL HUNTING OVER FOR THIS SEASON Unlawful to Shoot Ducks in Dis- trict and Maryland After Last Midnight. After last midnight it became un- lawful under the regulations of the mi- gratory bird treaty act to hunt wild ducks and geese, coots, gallinules and Wilson snipe or jacksnipe in New Jersey, Delaware, Long Island, Mary- land, the District of Columbia, Vir- ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis- &ippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas and Arizona. In all other states the season closed Decem- ber 31 or January 15. o The Federal bird law protecting birds migrating between the United States and Canada is administered by the Blological Survey of the Depart- ament of Agriculture, and provides that birds killed during the open season may be possessed for an additional period of 10 days following the end of 1he season where killed. Hunters are warned by the Biological Survey that the possession of the carcasses of wild ducks, geese or other migratory game ‘birds in cold storage plants or else- ‘where after February 10 will subject them to prosecution in Federal courts. A. P. OFFICES ARE MOVED WITHOUT SERVICE BREAK Paris Headquarters Transferred as Associated Press Continues Handling of News. By the Associated Press. PARIS, February 1.—The Paris bureau of the Associated Press, whose work has steadily been expanding, wvesterday completed its removal to Jarger quarters at 21 Rue Vivienne without a break in its lines of com- munication with the capitals of Eu- rope and the United States. Expansion of the French service end that of Eastern Europe which is relayed through Paris to New York, required larger offices than those which the bureau had occupied for any years. An entire floor of a new ull not far from its old offices in the De La Bourse was en- aged, to which the Assoclated Press jureau was transferred Sunday. Four telegraph, three telephone lines, a ticker service and a pneumatic tube were Installed and placed in oper- ation without a break. ‘The new offices give ample provision for a feature service, archives and full office equipment. The Paris bureau staff, which numbered three persons §n 1914, has now grown to ten. —_————— .hkw.'hen You Feel a Cold Coming On ative BROMO QUININE Tablets off the Cold and to foriify the Gets Gommission. John A. B. McElveney, House Office Building, this city, has been commis- sioned by the War Department a first lieutenant in the Military Intelligence Division, Officers’ Reserve Corps of the Real Estate Loans No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including interest and prin- cipal, half of which is ap- plied to reduction of debt. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Largest in Washington Assets Over $13,500,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President. JOBHTUA W. CA Secretary. Philosopher | | sissippi active in a campaign for Jewish rights in Poland. CLUB GIVEN CREDIT FOR PERFECT LASSIE i ) : el i ‘"_m“‘Womens Farm Extension Group Hails Healthiest Girl as Great Achievement. By the A ted Press. ATLANTA, Ga., February 1.—Mis- i's achievement in producing the healthiest girl in the Nation for the third time in four vears was pointed out yesterday outstanding year for the women’s farm extension clubs of the South The gathering of extension workers here yesterd preliminary to the opening tomorrow of the Association of Southern Agricultural Worke listed these high lights in their work of the year. Miss Jeannette Rushing was de- clared, along with a girl from the mid-West, a most per- | fectly fit physically E Chi- cago contest jon-wi ope. Programs and S out in five counties of Alabama and South Carolina showed that proper food for growing children comes from. the gar- den and dairy. Your Valuables Put them under locks in a Safe Depa‘n;fl Box FEDERAL-AMERICAN A SUPER-SAFE SAFE This Coupon entitles you to a Discount of on the purchase of a CLARK-$ JEWEL gas range between Feb. 1 and 15 ) Right or Left Oven ~ MUDDIMAN, 709 13th, Main 140 STORE HOURS: Dally, 7180 to 6 p. m. 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Free Services of Dr. Scholl’s Personal Representative ~—There is a Dr. Scholl appli- ance or remedy which gives positive, definite relief for every foot trouble. Make your work pleasure and your leisure hou a blessing by ridding yvourself NOW of painful bunions, corns, callouses -and other distressing foot ailments. Shoe Department Kann's—Fourth Floor. A New Colored Kid Low Shoe $8.50 ~It is a smari one-strap pump of rose blush kid, with a parchment kid underlay and a graceful heel. An unusually attractive shoe for after: noon wear, either to match or con- trast with the costume. o Kann’s—TFourth Floor. Linen Handkerch’fs With Narrow “Wee Hems” 9¢ Ea. —Good quality white linen handker- chiefs, with the. wee one-sixteenth inch hems, are offered at this remark- ably inexpensive price. Kann's—Street Floor. “Wear Right” Novelty Fabric Gloves, Special 85¢ Pr. lmported fabric gloves, with smart novelty turn-down cuffs and embroid- ered backs. They are shown in the good wanted colors, and sizes 5% to T4, Kann's—Street Floor. Veils at 13 and 1, Off! —Made veils, in round, square and oblong shapes and in black and colors, reduced as follows: —59¢ to 79¢ Veils, 39¢ ~$1.00 to $1.25 Veils, 59¢ —$1.37 to $1.75 Veils, 75¢ ~—$250 to $3.00 Veils, $1.59 -$3.95 to $4.95 Veils, $1.95 Kann's—Street Floor, —A new and satisfactory line of frock for the woman who considers herself difficult to fit. Many of the models which have appealed to the fancy of the larger woman, but which have here- tofore been made only in the smaller sizes, are now most becomingly copied in these “Tru-Size” Frocks. The ma- terials—georgette and flat crepe—are those which aid in giving the desired slenderizing lines. Styles and Colors include: Belted Models Tucked Fronts Flare Skirts Kick Pleats Tiered Models Draped Panels New blues, light and dark shades New Tans New Greens New Beige Shades Navy and Black The Models Sizes from 38 to 50 Are Sketched Kann's—Second Floor. The February Sale of Silks Offers Many Savings Such as These! " Washable Flat Crepe, Usually $2.93, Special at black, navy, white and fifteen smart $]_.95 Yd colors. $2.50. All-Silk Printed G eorgette Crepe, floral effects chiefly—on both light and $1.95 to $3.00 All-Silk Printed Crepe de Chine $1.50 Yd Kann’s—Street Floor. —1t is a rich, heavy quality, smooth fin- ished silk, 39 inches wide and shown in pecial —Heavy quality georgette crepe, printed in many lovely new Spring designs— —39 inches wide and shown in many different designs and 100 color combina- tions.. Light and dark grounds. Enameled Surface Floor Covering 35(3 i Yd. —Nationally advertised floor coverings, but because we bought them at a big price concession we cannot mention the name of the manufacturer. Many very attractive color com binations and designs from which to select. Bring floor measurements with you. —Armstrong’s Regular $3.50 Inlaid Linoleum—Marbled ef- fects, in attractive patterns. A limited quantity @0 @7 Sa. - Yd. only to sell. At.......... 3 $1.69 Genuine Inlaid Reg. $13.75 Guaranteed Felt-Base Rugs Linoleum ) —~Cut from the full rolls, per- | —All bordered and in three attractive pat- tect quality and terns; 9x12ft. size. $7.98 b $1.15%; : 59c and 69c Values at— ——— Kann's—Third Floor. 100 All-Metal Sliding Couches With Cretonne Covered Mattresses $14.90 —Attractive Metal Frame Couches which are a comfortable bed by night and a good-look- ing piece of furniture by day. The mattress is covered with good cretonne and the springs are a heavy: link grade. A splendid value at the price. Reg. $2.49 and $3.45 Folding Card Tables $1.95 —Two well-known makes—the Climax and rkshire—are offered at this remarkable sav- ing. They are strongly made with cross sup- ports and have black and green leatherette or moire tops. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. Infants’ trimmed —Children’s Panty Walsts, In sizes 2 to 14 years. Spe- da. Two for $1.00 silk caps with lace and ribbons. Each .. - $1.00 -Infants’ handmade and Princess Slips trimmed hand-embroid- with lace or embroidery ered Bibs. Spe- $1.00 g H, 2 to 11 @ Q) cial. Two for ach. creepers, and embroid $1.00 —Infants’ blankets, ir white with pink blue borders. @ ()() . PR ~Infants’ white embroid Kann's—Second Floor. Infants' Flannelettc kel petticoats and wrappers. Special. Three 31.00 —Madeira hand-embroid ered Plllow- $1.00 cases. Each.. —Infants’ Crib Spreads riced o {:t?e each $1.00 Baby Swings Special for Baby Day at 65¢ ——Good heavy duck swings, with steel frames, strong web supports and a screw hook so that they can be hung. A nice way to keep the baby happy is to put him in one of these swings—where he is -comfortable and out of harm's way. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Make Your Own VALENTINES 25¢ and 50 Per box—with Envelopes —These are for little people to put together. Each box contains the figures to be assembled, the fasteners and the envelopes in which they can be mailed. Lolly-Pop Valentines 15¢ and 25¢ —A variety of styles are here for your choosing—as well as many other Valentines of every description Kann's—Street Floor 500 Faney Rubber Aprons at 39¢ Ea. —These are a manufacturer’s ample line of pure gum rubber aprons. Made in the popular tea apron style with pockets and ruffied edges, and are in beauti ful high and pastel colorings. Made to Sell at 50c and $1.00 Kann's—Street Floor. Window - Shades A special purchase and sale of seconds of $1, $1.25 and $1.59 grades. 47¢ Ea. —Plain and Duplex (Green and White) Shades, mounted on excellent spring rollers, all 3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 9 inches long and complete with all necessary fixtures. The oil opaque shades are in the new terra cotta color and the Holland jn ecru or green. Kann's—Third Floor.