Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1927, Page 34

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» =YX AWTDR TS NOVE IRV AR ~ NLOGATONFGHT Battle Threatened When Company Finds Rivals at In- spiration Point, Utah. T By the Associated Prees. CEDAR CITY, Utah, September 10.—Armed wardare has been declared by twe rival motion picture companies od, seekfng to film scenes in the v of Iuspiration Poiut, at d that the Rogell Co. on his site, which to ntouched by moving Co. refused to vacate, reat of the Carewe Co. place by force, established of 80 men about their wed-off shotguns and S sterday and oads leading the com- the guards were of n_from | of Iron Carewe n until SSSSSAEASSSSS AR LSRRI ARSI SRR SRS Sm“‘\\““‘“(\\(‘ifi%‘\‘\%“%‘3.K‘fiSmS“‘XXNS“‘S‘%‘X“)‘S‘“fi“sfi“‘%‘ she! r no sheriff.” WRITES POEMS TO ORDER. French Author Calls Herself “Mer- chant of Verse.” ence of the A —“Poems'’ en turned into while you wait regular busi- e, and she has out her shingl 1 poetess 1s Mme. telier, who works with e at her home, in sub- Her sign describes In the province thi side line with many liter persons who have not ¥ corner on the road to financial suc- cess. In the smaller villages there demand for verse for marriages, hs, deaths and festive oceasions. Some of the rapid-fire writers have a4! regular scale of prices. Others think it more dignified and also more re- munerati to let the client go as far as he will with his pocketbook. STATUE IS REMOVED. Italians to Replace Memorial to Fawmed German Railway Builder. ce of the Assoclated Press. ~—Indignation has been tuttgart by the news that n authorities in south Tyrol removed the statue of Karl von Etzel, mous Wurtemberger who built lway across the Brenner Pass. i railay, the main road connect- ing the Tyrol with Italy, was opened in 1867 and was then regarded as a triumph of engineering. A statue of the builder was erected on the highest point of the pass. Since’ the World War this has been Ttalian territory. Now Premier Mussolini, it is an-|¥ nounced, intends to replace the “for- eign” statue by a monument ocom- memorating the electrification of the railway, which was carried out later under Italian auspices. / BUTTERCUPS BANNED. Dritish Farmers Believe Flowers | Affect Flavor of Milk. " Correspondence of the Associated Press. LONDON.—Poor little buttercup! % Once British farmers thought the pretty yellow flower helped cows to produce rich milk. Now they have decided that the blossom and its leaves impart a bitter taste to milk and but- ter. The plant is charged, too, with having caused the poisoning of poul- try which ate its seeds. So the buttercup is condemned, and meadows and pastures are to be plow- ed up more frequently to destroy it. If that step is ineffective, weed killers will be employed. i — SONG SERVICE ARRANGED. Second Baptist Church to Have Communion Rites. “The Tragedy of a World Without the Spirit of Sacrifice” is the subject of the sermon which Rev. J. L. 8. Holloman, paster, will deliver at the 11 o'clock services today at the Sec- ond Baptist Church, Third street be- tween H and I streets. A communion service will be held at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon, and at 8 o’clock tonight a sacred song serv- ice will be conducted. The Bible School is to meet at 9:30 a.m. and the B. Y. P. U, will hold sessions at 6 p.m. Bishop Bonsack to Talk. Bishop Charles D. Bonsack, secre- tary of the General Mission Board, who recently completed a trip around the world, visiting the missions of his denomination, will give messages from his experiences at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. today at the Church of the Brethren, Fourth and North Carolina avenue southeast. The daughter of the famous Egyp- tian ruler, Cheops, had light, bobbed hair. Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including integest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Largest in Washington Assets Over $15,000,000.00 §i Cor. 11th and E N.W. ___HY RONDAY STAR, WASHING L UL A S S S A R RS R SRR A S S A AR A A ) This Great ONE-CENT SALE at Al PEOPLES Phone 5215 “All Over Town” —The Better to Serve You 10¢ Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 1lc Old Dutch keeps everything “spic- Buy it during this sale, Old Dutch Cleanser and-span.” 2 cans, 1lc. (Limit, 4 cans to each customer.) | 2 for 76c Mineral 0il 50c Pint Rubbing Alcohol 2 for 5le Invigorating and refreshing for rub- bing and massaging the body after exercise, Hydrogen Peroxide 2 for 26¢ Keep Peroxide in the medicine cabinet at all times. It is very efficient as an antiseptic for cuts, wounds and sores. AMES BERRY. President 20KHUR” W CAKR: Becretary EY This bay tum is of the highést iality. An excellent after- lotion shaving and hair tonic. Cleansiline Cleaning Fluid 2 for 36¢ You may rest assured that Cleansiline will not injure your daintiest apparel. Does not leave a ring. ————— (——( $1.50 Olympian Fountain Pens This sae, 2 for $1.51 Either gentleman’s or lady’s style from which to choose. These pens are made by expert workmen and write very easily. Very durable. suggest early buying as the quantity 35¢ Bottle Furniture Polish 2 for 36¢ Imparts a_ high luster. Will not| injure the finest finish. ' 60c Musco Rubbing 0il 2 for 6lc Removes the pain immediately With- out burning. 15¢ Pound Sodium Bicarbonate 2 for 16¢c This Sodlum Bi- carbonate 1s of the purest quality. Packed in our modern up-to-date laboratary. We is limited. 20c¢ Tube Zinc Oxide Ointment 2 for 21c Made of the purest quality in- gredients. Be sure to take ad- vantage of this low price. 35c¢ Parco Tasteless Castor 0il .2 for 36¢ Here is the perfect way to take Castor oil. Boric Acid 2 for 11c Here s an oppor- 4 tunity to effect a substantial saving. $2 McDade’s Prescription 2 for $2.01 An excellent altera- tive tonic for produc- ing red, rich blood. Specially priced this sale only, 2 for $2.01. WEPTEMBER Y1, 1007_PART 1. L} Il Your Dollar Will Do Double Duty During This Important Value- Giving, Money-Saving Event--- Anticipate Your Needs---Shop Tomorrow and Effect Greater Savings Than Usyal! 25¢ Box of ; Seidlitz Powders 2 for 26¢c A box containing 10 .complete fresh doses of high quality Seidlitz Powders. sive long One-Cent Sale of Pure—F resh—Delicious CANDIES . 35¢ Half-Pound \ Bars of X Peter’s Sweet. Milk Chocolate 2 for 36 A large one-half pound bar of rich, nutritious Peter’s Sweet Milk Chocolate, specially priced for tomorrow and Tuesday only, 2 one-half pound bars, 36c. ; 50c Planter’s Jumbo Peanuts 2 Pounds, Slc Large, freshly roasted peanuts with just enough salt to make them delicious. Keep a pound or two on hand—some- thing the whole family will enjoy. i Other 1c Candy Features 5¢ Malty Milkies 2 for 5S¢ Golden Fleece 35¢ Scotch Dainties 2 pounds 5¢ Cherry Nogs 2 for 5c Box Toasted Al 2 for 5c Lixies Suckers 2 for 5c Boquet Pops 6c 5c Beechnut Fruit Drops 2 for Sc Chewing Gum, all brands @ ¢ 59c¢ Miss America Assorted Chacelate 2 s 60c 1c Sale Bargains Remedies $1.01 36¢ 36¢ 26¢ 36¢ 26¢ .. 26¢ . 26c 19¢ Soda Mint Tablets, 100s 3 for 20c 35¢ Rat and Roach Paste 2 for 35¢c Graham's Vocaline 2 for . $1 Arseno Calcine Wafers $1 -01 Ic Sale Bargains/ Medicine Cabinet Needs 35¢ Commercial Turpentine $1 Beef, Iron and Wine 35¢ Kidney Plasters 35¢ Lithia Tablets 2 for . 25¢ Carbolic Salve R S 35¢ Catnip and Fennel 25¢ Glycerine Suppositories 25¢ Hinkle's Cascara 25c Graham’s White Pine 10¢ Quality Wash Cloths This Sale 2 for 1le These wash cloths are made of soft. high-grade material that will service. and attractive in design and may be had in different colors. 35¢ Bottle of 100 Peoples Quality Aspirin Tablets 2 for 36¢ Keep Aspirin Tablets on hand, for they quick- Iy relieve minor aches and pains, such as toothache, head- ache, earache and colds. They are daipty Something Every Housewife Needs! \ 69c Pure Gum Rubber Household APRONS This Sale, 2 for 70c An ideal apron to wear while doing housework to &¥ protect your pretty clothes. Made of a pure gum water- proof rubber. Pretty color combinations. Roll Hospital ‘Absorbent Cotton 2 Rolls, 50¢ For School and Home Use! 5¢ Writing Tablets 2 for 6¢ Get a supply of these tablets now, while this i LA remarkably low price is effective. ABLET $1.50 Leather Bill Folds 2 for $1.51 10c Adbee Transparent Nipples 2 for 1lc 50¢ Barnard’s Cocoanut )| il Shampoo 2 for 5lc 15¢ Spool Peoples Dental Floss 2 for 16¢ Leaves the scalp clean !and healthy after wash- ng. 50c¢ Graham’s Sodium Phosphate 2 for 5lc An excellent laxa- tive to take regularly. Muiual Safety Pins $1 Graham’s Buchu Buttons - 10c Package Wall Kane 2 for $1.01 A well known remedy to sufferers of kidney Phonograph Needles 2 for 11c SIS SRRy DRUG STORES in Washingtor 50¢ Graham’s Milk of Magnesia 2 for 5lc This high-srade Milk of Magnesia is an exceflent mild laxative, mouth- wash and corrects stomach acidity. 1,000 sheets of hygieni width in each roll. An oppo " Soft, snowy white “Csi Brand” Turkish Towels. M of excellent quality absost material. ‘These water bottles are § as the syringe. 2-quart M make a saving. You may buy one Sy Jor .ecaue seiseopmgeipas: Dermatone Complexion Soap 2 for 26¢

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