Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1929, Page 21

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When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead: your back hurts or the urine | is cloudy, full of sediment or you are cbliged to seek relief two or three u ; if you suffer or dizzy, nervous or if you have the weather is bad, #| begin drinking Tots of good soft water | and get from your pharmacist about | four ounces of Jad Salfs. Take a| tablespoonfu! in a glass of water be- | fcre breakfast for a few days and | . your kidneys may then act fine. ‘This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com- | bined with lithia, and has been used | for years to help flush and stimulate | clogged kidneys, to neutralize the| acids in the system so they no longer | are a source of irritation, thus often | relieving bladder disorders. | Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in- | jure, makes a delightful effervescent | TEACHER AND BOY RETURN T6 HOMES Kidnaping Charge Against Woman, Filed by Youth’s Father, Dropped. By the Assoclated Press. ELLAVILLE, Ga, February 4.—Mrs. M. M. Wellons, 35-year-old school | teacher, and Edward Chapman, her 17- year-old pupil, were reconciled with their families today, while the kidnap- ing charge entered against the woman when she._disappeared with the boy two weeks ago has been dropped. ‘The lad's desire to get back to his mother brought him home after a trip to Toledo, Ohio, and back to Americus, Ga., with Mrs. Wellons. Mrs. Wellons was at the home of her mother. Her husband is with her. A charge of kidnaping against the woman, filed by the boy's father, has been with- drawn. Young Chapman told officers that in | Toledo the woman obtained a position and wanted him to stay, but that he be- came homesick. ‘The return to Americus was made, he saild, where his companion gave him money, told him to buy a railroad | ticket and said she “was ready to stand | by_me to the last in this business.” The boy went to the home of a brother in Andalusia, Ala. Mrs. Wellons ! stopped at her mother’s home. Officers sald Mrs. Wellons’ husband believed his wife’s action was the result of a| nervous disorder. Meanwhile, efforts were being made to take Mrs. Wellons’ 10-year-old son by a previous marriage from her on grounds she is not properly suited to care for the child. Sheriff W. F. Mc- | Arthur of Sumter County, gained custody of the child on habaes corpus proceedings pending a hearing. Attractions in Washington Theaters _(Continued From Twentieth Page,) | facial expression, throat-graspings, and all the what-not of spooky settings. Despite all this obviousness (none of the stories approaches the subtlety of “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,” or the French version of “The Fall of the House of Usher”) the series manages to be impressive, for the main reasons that the plots move along quickly— action of some sort is never missing— and that the acting is really good. One can imagine that these three people enjoyed their work ly, were as | excited by it es children playing ghosts in the attic. The stories offered are “The Hand” by Robert E. Liebmann, in which a murderer meets his oyn vision-induced fate through remorse; Richard Oswald’s trifling comedy bit, “The Specter”—the Grand Guignol's system of sandwiching farces in between its bloodcurdlers; Stevenson’s “Suicide Club,” the most effectively carried out of the four, with Dante’s “Abandon hope all ye who enter here” printed in obl gly large and unmistakable letters over the suicide room’s doorway as “Lasclate ogni speranza vol qu'entrate, and Poe’s “The | Black Cat"—the very of the | title was enough to make a good portion {of Sunday's feminine spectators gasp in fright, upon which the masculine contingent guffawed—the plot of which has been altered and de-horrified to the picture’s detriment. Other features on the bill are “Wild Beasts of Borneo,” with some finely ! photographed animal scenes, and a comedy “Knee Deep in Love” in which the faces of the actors are never seen, the feet and hands carrying the Burden of thhe action, and the Paramount news reels, - STRAND—Jazztime Revue”—“Dark- town Follies.” One of those double-deckers, combing the pick of white burlesque and a col- ored aggregation calculated to hold its own in any man’s town, is the drawing card at the Strand Theater this week. The white contingent appears under the caption “The Jazztime Revue” and the colored as “The Darktown Follies.” Kittie Madison, who overflows with pep in her songs and dances, and Harry Th. PALAILS Smart—Vivacious New Spring Fashions—in This Popular Sale of Spring Dresses! Women’s and Misses’ A Story of Big Savings—Told in Small Space $1 Imported Stamped Linen Scarfs, 59¢ 50 inches long; attractive scarfs in natural color; fringed ends; easy designs.—Art Goods— Second Floor. 98c Art Rayons for 69c yard Brilliant colors and lustre; use them for bed- spreads, flapper dolls, draperies and fancy cos- tumes. 36 inches wide.—Second Floor. $1.19 Ruffled Curtains, 67c pair -Ivory volle with overlocked rayon edge, in rose, blue, green or pold; all with valance and tie- backs.—Second Floor. W $9.95 Linen Breakfast Sets, 6.95 Holbein brochet—sturdy German linen, with gold, blue or orchid borders; 53-inch square, with six 16-inch napkins; all hemmed.— Second Floor. $14.50 Horner All-Wool Blankets, 11.95 each Soft, beautiful quality Blankets. 72x84 inches; wide satin binding; broken plaids, in three beautiful colorings.—Second Floor. $5 to $6.50 French Kid Gloves 3.50 Fine French kidskin of beautiful quality, in smart colorings and with novelty embroideries. bead trimmings and fancy stitchings, in cuff and pull-on style—Main Floor. Bridge Lamps, complete, 1.29 Brighten all the corners of your home with lamps. These have twisted stems, openwork basz and decorated parchment shades.—Fourth Floor. Columbia Family Scales, §1 Weigh up to 24 pounds—ideal for general household use; in gray and black enamel finish —Housewares—Fourth Floor. Banded Tea Pots, 59c & 85c ea. For little women For stouts For youthful figures For average figures Party, afternoon, * school, [} . and sports frocks for misses. business Only your own eves can really tell you how wonderful these dresses are for this special price! The quality of the silks, the styles, the workmanship, are all so much superior than this price ordinarily buys we want you to come in and see them for yourself! For Women brilliant new Spring prints lustrous flat crepes spring-like flowered silks soft, lovely new satins one and two-piece models lace-trimmed afternoon dresses charming “dressy” models taffeta party frocks gayest Spring prints Sizes 14 to 20—and 36 to 46 Dresses—Third Floor Offered at Practically Wholesl Cos! Full-Fashioned Hosiery in This For Misses chiffon afternoon dresses colorful georgettes in new hues new Spring models for daytime wear Superior Extra Size Rayon Garments Of a quality far better than this price ordinarily buys Envelope Chemises 2 S, Rayon Panties . Rayon Bloomers The envelope chemises have French pan- tie legs; the rayon panties are in plain tailored style and the bloomers are prop- erly cut to fit and reinforced for better wear. Ixtra sizes. Pink and peach. Rayon Undergarments in Extra Sizes Bloomers, panties and envelope chemises in * plain tailored or 95C with contrasting trimming. Also vests with armshield made in low neck, bodice style. Pastel shades. Knit Unaerwear—Main Floor enchanting new Spring silks ebruary Sale Clear, cven weave, with a rich, beautiful luster —unusual at this price Of sheer service weight, these stock- ings are of pure thread silk, with a sparkling, brilliant luster and a fine, closé weave that you'll know, the minute you see and touch, is a won- derful “buy” at the price. Light Gun Metal Naive Moderne Brighton Sunbrosze Merida Allure French Beige Suntan Mystery Sun Blush New Champagne These are the newest Spring shades—get just what vour new Spring gowns need! 8Y; to 10 Hosiery—Main Floor Now! The Best Time of the Year An unusually attractively shaped tea pot, in a variety of colored band effects and decorations. In two popular sizes—Fourth Floor. to Buy Your Fur-Trimmed Coats New Printed Broadcloth, 39c yd. Lustrous-finish broadcloth, in a wide range of M colorful designs: all inches wide. For ¥ ' ~ A notable collection of fashionable w Early American Prints Evanson, a comedian worth while, lead the white troupe, that is strongly re- inforced by Frank McKay, Lew Harris, George Rehn, Etta Moore and Midge Brandon, in songs, dances, humor and low-brow fun in a potpourri that pleases the patrons and wins hearty applause. ‘The colored aggregation boasts of ackehot” Hackley, Apus Montrose, Cloisc Bennett, Julia Moody, George Green, Vivian Brown and the Alham- bra Steppers and puts over a type show that lacks little in excitement, laugh- able humor and some fine singing and dancing. - The management has announced as an extra attraction a wrestling bout be- ;;v:enl.loe Turner and “The Masked rvel.” OLD EMNUS.CRIPT SOLD. Sheridan's “School for Scandal” Bought in New York. lithia-water drink and belongs in every home, because nobody can kidney flushing any tisement. ~ squeeze onto inger~apply ioNose 32 iInches wide—in an attractive variety of pretty printed patterns, adaptable for children’s, misses’ and women’s wear.—Second Floor. Boys’ $1.19 to $1.95 Blouses, 98¢ ““Tom Sawyer” brand—genuine broadcloth, rayon vill sta 1 scrutiny—the fabric is of fine broad- cloth usually, the style is smart and youthful—and the workmanship and . fur trimmings are of high quality. Shirts, 1.15 New Amsterdam (old New Yc depicting the wonderful changes Black ot "Y"“fi}‘;""’e‘:‘“:‘“"df“{z hrlogdc‘l;?‘th, 1‘;“{;&’ that have taken place—Franklin's Key to Electricity—and Memories acl fi'd.,fllgu;il'mfl,; e The of the Alamo—are thre\: l])lf these new designs, reproduced on Vaga- bond crepe and Pussy Willow. cold, sncesing, coush, || | ley Sheridan, had ‘beeh bought at pri- * $2.25 3.95 Wash Sui 3 Rronic catarth, head: , ught at p Boys® $2.25 to $3. ash Suits t ;i ; " sche, sore nosé excy Pt o Ters by (Gabelel Wells, Diblio- These are all Mallinson silks, of beautiful women’s and children's wear.—Sccond Floor. s 2, coats—usually $39.50 to $69.50 Cromwell Maid Dress Prints Colorful, beautiful fabrics, indicatize of the sturdy 050 march of American progress i striped madras and fancy percales, in collar- { attached and button-on style, with Eton collars. 6 to 12 year sizes.—Main Floor, Trimmed with Bhiies Lanchurian wolf Caracul T i Gk i 1% e b e Jack Tar and “Tom Sawyer” brands—in i cquisi - . Sheridan family for more than 150 ikpir et Rt an Eiylee 1N b At D design and cxquisite coloring, and ‘tlu uuuslual patterns make them worthy of especial attention. Silks—Second Floor Baby secal teed by 36 years Secvics o wmitiicny of t0gTaph mAmUSCEIDt of e mer 3 works wonders for your School for Scandal,” by er.hpn; Brins- Browns Now, 39c vd. 49 Y d Every coat will stand the keenest - ar $1.45 to $2.50 “Tom Sawyer” : years, was brought secretly to New York 10 year sizes.—Main Floor. FREE 20 Trestment tin on receipt of your name and address KONDON Minnespolis, Minn. Sizes for women and misses—from 14 from’the family estate at Frampton $1 Bath Room Bottle Sets, 79c to 20 and from 36 to 46. Court, Dorchester, England, by a con- 8ix glass bottles in each set—hand decorated. fidential representative of A. T. Brins- ley Sheridan, a direct descendant of the ‘They’ll help keep the bath room shelf tidy!— Coats—Third Floor Main Floor. 52 s o pate = | Prepare Your Home for Inauguration Guests! Linens—Beddings—Towelings—Reduced with fragrant, refreshing bath salts.—Toiletries Guests are coming from all over to Washington for the —Main Floor. 75¢ Size Noxzema Cream big event. And ‘every Washington hostess wants her home perfectly appointed, with every detail attended to. 50c jar Large size jar of this well-known cream; es- Here are some of the things she’s sure to need: Irish Linen Crash Towels 200 Rumanian Communists Jailed. BUCHAREST, February 4 (#).—Two | hundred persons were arrested here yes- ferday after ‘a Communist -meeting | QU[CK REL‘EF staged violent demonstrations against the royal family. Pictures of the boy King Michael, Dowager Queen Marie CONSTIPATION and“her late consort were torn and trodden underfoot. That is the joyful cry of thou- sands since Dr. Edwards pro- duced Olive Tablets, the sub- stitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 20 years and calo- mel’s old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, just a healing, soothing vegetable laxative mixed with olive oil. Guard Against “Flu” With Musterole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumo- nia usually start with a cold. The moment you get those warning A handsome box that would make a welcome aches rub on good old Musterole. gift or a useful bridge prize. Generous quantity Musterole relieves the conges- of velvety face powder—in all shades.—Main tion and stimulates circulation. It Floor. has all the good qualities of the . old - fashioned mustard plaster $1.25 Sanitary Bloomers Special, 95¢ | without the blister. Flesh pink dotted muslin, well made garments; First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates all with rubber insert—also flesh colored.— No griping is the “keynote” of the pores, then a soothing, cooling Main Floor. these fittle sugar-coated, olive- [ |Sensation and quick relief. Have # colored tablets,” They cause the | | Musterole Dandy for emergency 29c Adjustable Garment Dress bowels and liver to act normally. " & shields’ 21c flfli" Exactly 150 pairs at this special price. Adjust- They never force them to un- [jf | NESS. natural action. To Mothers: Musterole is also able garment shields; assorted sizes; all white.— Notions—Main Floor. and pleasant to use.—Main Floor. $2.50 Norida Face Powder 89c box Large plaid patterns in a wide’range of pleasing colors—with plenty of the well liked rose and blue plaids. These are splendid values! Of 66x80-in. size 70x80-in. size imported Irish linen crash, nice- It y, ly hemstitched; with colored striped borders in woven pat- ° . terns. ' Generous size -and a quality which ssually sells for more. Rose, blue, gold and green borders. Part Linen Huck Towels, 29¢ each 18x32 inches; part linen huck; extra fine. quality; excellent for service; gold and green, red and blue striped borders. Linens and Bedding—Third Floor Hemstitched Huck Towels, 75¢ Fine quality huck towels; neatly hemstitched; of firm, good weave that will launder and wear well; neat patterns with monogram space. Fair Crest Sheets A well-made sheet that gives genuine service— pux‘-': white finish—free from dressing—attrac- ively priced. 63x99 in. 72x99 in. 81299 in. 1.29 1.39 1.49 Pillowcases, 42x36-in., 35¢ 45x36-in., 39¢ Second Fioor Bleached Towels S0c Direct from Ireland. Al pure linen: huck weave; neat colored striped borders; hem- med—and very special value. 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