Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1927. Best Money-Saving Event tores in Many Months 'l the Unusual Values—Come! Save! \ \ATIRIN \ %}\V \ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘ \ of Washington and the PeoplesService Drug Store, 705 King St., Alesandria, Va.! 30c Size Grove’s j Laxative Bromo Quinine 2 for 3lc (Limit, 2 to each customer.) $1 Size Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil 2 for $1.01 (Limit, 2 to each customer.) Parke, Davis & Co. American Oil 2 for $1.01 (Limit, 2 to each customer.) 10c Peoples Choice. Bathroom Tissue 2 Rolls, l1c [URDAY ONLY ! |5 An excellent quality, soft bathroom tissue. Gen- erous size rolls—2 for 11c during this sale. #As many of the items in this sale are offered to our customers at. less than wholesale list rices, we reserve the right to limit quantities and refuse to sell dealers. + This sale is for Friday and Saturday only: ed on some of the articles. All Washington eagerly looks forward to the wonderful values offered in our one-cent sales. Dur buyers have worked for months preparing for this tremendous event, and you will find rouped in this advertisement hunareds of needed articles for the home, for beauty and for Also delicipus candies to satisfy your sweet tooth and cigarettes and’choice cigars ealth. r the man who smokes. Let us suggest early buying, as the stock is lim- 10¢ Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 1le 0ld Dutch keeps éverything “spic and span.” Buy it during this sale, 2 cans, 1lc. (Limit 4 cans to each ) customer.) You will fully agree with us after reading this announcement that there are many exceptional Ind important values offered in this sale. 50c Pint Rubbing Alcohol 2 for 5lc Invigorating and refreshing and massaging |l his sale 2 for 5lc. RTICLES +.2 for 76c 2 for 5lc ve +.2 for 36¢ eeees2 for Slc «.2 for 36c ..2 for 76c ..2 for 51c ..2 for 5lc ve = oes Jor-Slc gth ..ooue for rubbin; the body. tanned, curried and finished leather. 75¢ Pint Imported Bay clientele. $1150 Razor Strbps 2 for $1.51 Made by experts of. selected. specially Many different styles and sizes in this special sale. $1 Monarch Atomizers, 2 for $1.01 for $1.01 for $1.01 for 2lc for 1le for 5lc for 6lc for 26¢ ..2 for 6lc Very effective for treat- ing affections of the nose and throat. Sprays either oily or watery solutions. . 15¢ Glorientb The Non-Boiling Silk Dye £ This Sale, rissors eFanch Size =12 6r T6c lace snowy white. e artar ....v: 2 for 1le - Rochelle S : : 20¢ Borax ik o ghil 6c Tincture lodine (with applicator), 3 2 for 20c 2 for 18¢ 2 for 36c for 26c for 2lc Dobcll's Solution (improved) for 26c Cincho-Tone Cold Treatment..2 for 5lc Peq plos Rat and Roach Paste..2 for 36c n Mixture and Ammonium Chloride Tablets . 2le P Norwich’s Sle S. P. C. Aspirin Tablets, 1 1le * Graham's Menthol Throat Lo; 16¢ Pensiar Pine Tar Cough Balsam . 26¢ Penslar Rheumatic Remedy 5le Penslar Fig and Senna Syrup.. 5le stor Oil (4-0z. size) during this sale, 2 for 10c. bid HOME REMEDIES 50¢ 50c¢ 25¢ 50¢ 50c’ 50¢ 50¢ 50c 50¢ 19¢ 25¢ 25¢ $1.00 Parco Lozema Lotion 25¢ I5¢ 2 for 16¢ Tints silk fast and bright—Icaves | Oleiiaiy : Dnts Silk Fast and | L Specially priced Penslar Exzema Remedy Penslar Dyspepsia Remedy. . Penslar Croup Mixture Penslar Aromatic Cascaria. . Penslar Buchu and Palmetto. Penslar Asthma Remedy . ... Parco Fig and Senna Syrup.. Parco Fematonic Parco Sarsaparille Compound. . Peoples Calomel and Soda Tablets Parco Little Liver Pil Parco Pneumol .2 for $1.01 .2 for 26c .2 for 16¢c ...2 for 36e Parco Toothache Drops Parco Toothache Gum Parco Thoraxo $1.00 Parco Sarsaparilla Com- pound % 2 for $1.01 Rum 2 for 76¢ The very best quality im- ported Bay Rum that we can purchase for a discriminating 15c Pint Size Ammonia for home cleaning use 2 for 16c¢ Just think of buying twe pints of Ammonia for only 16c. Get a supply now. . Ak AR A A A A ek One-Cent Sale in Our Cigar Departments 5c“Ruy Lopez” (Coronas) 2 for 6e—Tin of 50, $149 Included 1 this special one-cent sale of cigars is the popular corona shape Ruy Lopez. $1 Pound Tin George Washington Smoking Tobacco 2 for $1.01 This famous tobacco, preferred by thousands, comes in for a decided cut in price during this sale. 5¢ “Luis Martinez” (Pets) 2 for 6¢ A mild. delightful thoroughly enjoy. smoke that vou will 29c¢ Artcraft -@ ‘ Ash Trays 2 for 30c A very attractive ash tray—you'll want several for the home. 50c Package of 10 “La Muna” Cigars 2 pkgs., 5lc 60c (six 10c cuts) Red Cross Chewing Tobacco 2 boxes, 61c $1 Eclipse Pipes, 2 for $1.01 Twelve shapes from which to choose. = Rustic ‘briar howl with black hand-cut stem. 10c james A. Bailey (Queens) Cigars, 2 fbr 1le 25¢ Benaderet English Cigarettes, 20’s, 2 for 26¢ PrTres . ¢ $1.25 “Hope” Fountain Syringe This Sale, 2 for $1 26 These syringes are made of a high quality rubber that is guaranteed to give satisfactory service. Fulllength rapid-flow rubber tube, metal cut-off and two hard rubber attachments. One- half gallon capaeity. $1.25 Hope Water Boitle " This Sale, 2 for $1.26 The water bottle is made of the same high-quality rubber as the foun- tain syringe and is also fully guaranteed. You may select a fountain syringe and water bottle both for $1.26. 25¢ Peoples Hydrogen Peroxide 2 for 26¢ 35c Peoples Furniture Polish 2 for 36¢ Brightens old fur- niture and makes it appear as new. Ex- cellent for polishing , automobile bodies. Keep Peroxide in the medicine cabinet at all times. It is very efficient as an antiseptic for cuts, wounds and sores. 25¢ Toothbrushes This Sale 2 for26c Here is your chance to get a supply of toothbrushes for the entire family at a definite saving. They have genuine bris- tles firmly set in attractive colored trans- parent handles. Different sizes and shapes from which to choose. 25¢ Manners' 75¢ Barnard’s Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic 2 for 76¢ This tonic promotes’ the growth of the hair and keeps the scalp in an excellent condition. This sale, 2 for 76c. Rose Bandoline 35¢ Springtone Lawn Stationery This Sale, 2 for 36€ This stationery meets the eye of the most critical with approval. It is the regular letter size and comes only in the conventional white. 24 double sheets of paper and 24 envelopes in an attractive box. This sale—2 for 36c. 50c Graham’s Milk of Magnesia Aspirin Tablets 2 for51c 2 for 36c B qr‘x'-'.":-g“."’fi.:?“: A T ly relieve minor aches and pains, such as ache, earache and colds. Hairbrushes 2 for $1.01 These brushes have genuine sterilized bristles, securely set in sanitary backs of real ebony. $2 McDade’s Prescription 2 for $2.01 An excellent alter- ative tonic for pro- jducing red, rich blood. Specially priced this sale only, -2 for 25¢ Box of Seidlits Powders 2 for 26¢ i e TS LS " 10¢ Choice Quality Wash Cloths This Sale, 2 for 11 ¢ Phese wash.clothd are made of a soft, high-grade material that will give long service. ey are dainty and attractive in design, and may be hdd in difterent colors. L £1E DSTULERSFGHT OVERMOLASSES . Increase Use of Alcohol Lead ' to Trade War for Cuban By-product. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, February 24.—In. creased use of alcohol in this country has led to a trade fight between Amer- fean alcohol producers for control of the by-product molasses of Cuban sugar plantations, the Times says to- _Purchase of 2,800,000 gallons of mo- lasses in Europe by the National Dis- tillers Products Corporation and E. L. du Pont de Nemours & Co. s an- nounced by national distillers, the in pointing to indication: firms have turned to Ei rope to offset competition provided by other purchasers in Cuba. The ship- ments of European molasses are said to be the first to come here in years. The Dunbar Molasses Co., reorgan- ized In 1925 by interests formerly al- lled with a_company acquired by Na- tional Distillers, claims to have con- tracted for 40 per cent of the 1927 Cuban output, or about 100,000,000 gallons. National Distillers and the United States Industrial Alcohol Corporation, the Times states, are arrayed against the Dunbar Co. for control of the Cuban product. Rival interests declared that the shipments from Europe would not be profitable and that they were made as a gesture toward the ban pro- ducers, the newspaper says, but Na- tional Distillers officials asserted that oil tankers, which otherwise would re- turn empty from Europe, offer advan- tageous rates for molasses importa- tion here, 1,000 JUVENILE EDITORS TO ATTEND CONVENTION School Publications to Be Repre- sented at New York on March 11 and 12. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 24.—More th 1,000 boy and girl editors, rang- ing In age from 12 to 18 yea representing school publicati 43 states, Canada, Alaska, Hawail and the Canal Zone, are expected to attend the third annual convention of the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion here March 11 and 12. ‘The student journalists have sub- mitted their publications in a compe. tition for 13 silver loving cups and certificates of honor. Papers written and edited by kindergarten children will be entered in a feature contest. Foreign language papers prepared by American students and trade journals also will be entered in the contests. The publications to be represented at the convention run into the hun- dreds and are of many different types. The greatest contrast is be- tween the Santa Maria, Calif., High School Magazine, published only in a single typewritten issue, and the Los Angeles High School daily, with a cir- culation of several thousa BANS TAX ON MINISTERS. North Carolina House Rejects $25 Levy on Itinerants. RALEIGH, N. C., February 24 (#). —A bill to tax itinerant ministers $25 A year was voted down by the lower house of the General Assembly. Rey. Oscar Haywood of Montgom- ers County, who introduced the meas- ure, declared that evangelists who came here from other ‘States and sometimes made as much as- $25u a week should be taxed. The bill was defeated after it was stated that the reputation of the State would not be helped by taxing minis- ters of the Gospel. Starved Bears Troublesome. Because of the pangs of hunger, the bears in Alaska have become so bold this Winter that Signal Corps men operating the extensive telegraph and radlo system at isolated stations in the Arctic region have found it necessary to maintain special guards to protect their food suppiies from the attacks of these half-starved animals. They are reported to be very numer- ous this season and so regular in their travels in search of food that they have made regular trails between the military stations, similar to those in the Far West in the days of the ploneers. — Thousands have got relief Sleepless With Pain of Rheumatis Now can sleep—do her work “I could not sleep or do any work, but now I sleep well, walk and do my work with ease. I used Sloan’s Liniment only once, and it relieved me of my pain. It is just wonderful.” This letter is typical of thout sands testifying to the amazing relief that Sloan's gives to every kind of muscular pain. . Sloan's gives real relief because it doesn’t just deaden the nerves. It stirs up the bodily forces to get rid of the trouble that is causing the pain. No need to rub; it's the medi- cine itself that does the work. Just pat it on. Instantly it sends the fresh, healing blood tingling through the sick tissues—and the pain simply has to go. So clean and easy to use, too. Get a bot- tle. All druggists—35 cents, Dr. Earl S. Sloan, 113 W. 18thy Street, New York. ¥