Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1929, Page 7

Real tte Loans . (D. C. Property Only) 6% 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. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. THREE BADLY HURT INTRAFFIC MISHAPS Auto Hits Tree in Avoiding Another Car—Motor Cyclist in Serious Accident. Three persons were seriously injured {in trafc accidents. Two of them, Asa | Peck, 25 years old, 2145 I street, and | Charles Ward, 19 years old, of 323 F street northeast, received possible frac- tured skulls, while Beulah Topley, 19 years old, of Cherrydale, Va., who was | riding with Ward, sustained a collarbone fracture and probably internal injuries. Ward and Miss Topley were occupants 2,600 Pieces! The Largest Single Offering of COty——Silver Jubilee Compact —In celebration of twenty-five years of world-wide success, Coty makes this gift to the millions of discriminating women who use his creations. Each combination holds With Box of Coty Face Powder 85¢ PERPETUAL {of an automobile that crashed into .a | tree near T B, Md., last night. George a box of Coty face powder with the Free Jubilee “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Compact in the same shade and odor—both at BUlLDlNG ,‘,”u'nfi‘;;.i?%ii‘ lohfe %‘l‘hfi?"'y’é‘&infi”fif | the Frlce of the face powder alone. Regular Coty We Have Ever Made—At Special Prices! ‘ R s fit the gift compact. Carter, a passing motorist, brought the Kann’s—Street Floor. injured couple to the city and they were | given first aid at Casualty Hospital by | Dr. Louis Jimal. Margrogan was driving {to Leonardtown and was blinded by | glaring lights on an approaching car. Motor Cycle Rider Seriously Hurt. Peck was seated on the rear seat of the motor cycle of Nelson R. Fertney, 25 years old, of Vienna, Va. that skid- ded near Conduit and Canal roads early this morning, when the driver is sald to have made an effort to avoid col- R PR |lision with an automobile. S 1 qt. Fry Pan, usuall —3-pt. Double Rice The injured man was treated at @74 8nd 213 o 5 $2.25. Boilers. Usually L L L .‘1 Georgetown University Hospital, where Sauce;'zan set, usuall?' $1.98 B | his condition was reported serious. Fert- $2.65 seees ney was charged by police of the sev- —~With set pu use(} you may | enth precinct with reckless driving. buy a regular 70c quart size 5. T | Isabel Fannie Little, 23 years old, of saucepan for 2530 W place, and James Billman, 3%, years old, 228 Eleventh street south- l HY M o L l N E | west. were injured vesterday afternoon | when the automobile of the former col- 2 RIS gt ow G P b | lided with an automoblle driven by Q) =) | Lester J. Barrett, 1014 B street south- \_’J ). - : has helpe d me | o and O streeis coutiwest ; = —2-qt. Lipped . Other Traffic Accidents Listed. \ - SaucEnen, | USUALLY gellel'ously dul‘mg Margaret C. Doing, 3001 Forty-fourth o ] place, " and " Richard Gaskins, = 3508 Thirty-sixth street, were drivers of au- y musical career tomobiles that collided yesterday at Wisconsin and Massachusetts avenues, the former car knocking down Mrs. Kate Ludwig, 65 years old, of 3713 Ful- ingi iti ton street, bruising her about the face, In perfect singing condition | [on, sirec! ‘body. She was given first aid for all my performances.” at Emergency Hospital by Dr. McCarthy. \ Five-year-old Carroll Dohoney, 1014 W Montana avenue northeast, was knocked down in front of 46 Q street by an auto- i mobile driven by John W. Grady. 1833 f"’d:;';? the “’C"b:‘fi"z"" Hamlin street northeast. and slightly itan Opera ne injured about the face. He was treated EVERETT MARSHALL | ASSOCIATION Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $18,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary 3-Pe. Set Lipped Saucepans Final Reductions 100 High-Grade Winter COATS $4.8 Formerly $69.50 to $110.00 —1l-n. Lipped e —10-gt. Lipped Dinner Kettle usually $2.25. $1.69 —Three - in - one French Fryers. Usually $1.65. $1.00 —9-in. Griddles, cold steel handle. Usually $2.00. $1.29 —1, 1% and 2 qt. Pudding Pan set, usually $1.85. $1.25 = —514-qt. Tea Ket- tle; usually- $3.95. $2.95 @ ] AdERRS ey s s st s te ish e —6-qt. Self-Bast- —Three deep layer Lax iy =ineh ¢ 5 ing Covered Wind- * sesesee Pans. 1- e Ay fi;o‘:ysssheet' e sor_Kettle, -usually —Clip and attach picture of the items i you want to this blank and the num- 3 for $1.00 $1.00 $l.69. ber of pieces wanted. Kann's—Third Floor. They are high-grade models, of excellent quality and of unusual style. In this group are dressy black coats with black or light colored furs, as well as coats in tan, navy and brown, with contrasting furs. The smart topcoats in this collection have Ca- nadian wolf, lynx and raccoon trimming. Any of them are ideal for wear when the fur coat is laid aside. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Using it as I have for many years, it has kept my throat Mail Order Blank at Sibley Hospital and taken home. Peter F. Hall, 68 years old, and Mrs. Alice Hall, his wife, 61 years old, 424 North Peyton_street, Alexandria, Va., were injured last night as a result of a collision between their automobile and another car at Silver Hill, Md. They were treated at Casualtv Hospital for cuts and bruises. Mrs. Hall was able to go home after receiving treatment, while her husband remained at the hospital. Mail Today “Basco” Linenized ' ) e : Aapertey s Bty : ‘Huabnnd of St. Louis Physician Re- | Table Covers, SpeCial Elnbr()idered Bags veals Wife's Identity in New —Good-looking, 1o n g-wearing, York Hospital. practical covers, 54x45 inches in gy size, and made of a good weight NEW YORK, February 18.—The h‘nemzed damask: which will not secret & man had guarded for many line after laundering. years—that his wife was a physician a in City Hospital, St. Louis, Mo.—was Kann's—Street Floor. told last night by him shortly before his death in'Bellevue Hospital of lobar e me o e e e mwn pneumonia. - - " “'When John Lowe, 63, was taken to Bellevue from a Bowery lodging house January 31 his evident refinement at- = tracted the attention of hospital ‘at- eflpe tendants. They questioned him closely 0 sto A CQngh e Tt d e o L That “HangsOn” | barber, out of work, without a home, and that he had no living relatives. Told that he had only a few more Y hours to live, he confessed to a Belle- The best cough remedy that money could buy, ean easily be made at home. It saves money and gives you the most reliable, vue attendant that he was married and that his wife was Dr. Bertha Lowe of | the City Hospital, St. Louis. e L ot et als on each sheet of paper, riced. e o i b W SHIPPING® NEWS and envelopes,lined with tissue. P stubborn coughs and chest colds, Very smart and practical, mmg immediate relief, is aston- I o especially for the traveler. A“:z‘y' druggist can supply you with A “N:-Myf::h“ i e & ot Hoor. Bordered Wool Tweeds 2% ounces of Pinex. Pour this into —Soft, light - weight bor- dered wool tweeds, 54 inches $ d wide, and shown in the fash- y ° & pint bottle, and fill up with plain fiunuhtod sugar syrup or strained ionable tan, brown, blue and green mixtures. One of the smartest fabrics for oney. It's no trouble at all to mix, and ‘once used, you will never be |f Spring coats and suits. Kann's—Street Floor. without it. Keeps perfectly and Milton C. Work’s New tastes good—children like it. 1t is surprising how quickly this Auction Bridge Book 1929 Edition, 3_2.00 Copy bhome-made remedy loosens the Loren bruary 12 germladen phlegm, and soothes and S Juan.. ghepruary 1% —These new and complete books on auction bridge include the new official laws of progres- eals the inflamed membranes. At 2 the same time, it is absorbed into ||| | Moo Vers Brmt oh sive and pivot bridge, just adopted by the Ameri- can Bridge League. A Beautiful Collection of Spring FROCKS In New Prints and Plain Shades $12 —The new dresses that have arrived to be included in this popular, but inexpensive line will add to its prestge. They are more attractive than ever. The new style features are smart scarfs, new low flounces and new hip lines. Snug shoulders, correctly tai- lored sleeves and other touches also mark them as distinctively new. They are in light and dark prints, plain colors, navy and black. Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 42 Extra Sizes 44 to 5014 Kann's—Second Floor. New For Spring $9 —Strikingly beauti- ful bags, in the gay | colors for Spring. Made in the ever- popular pouch shapes with top or _ back straps, single or triple frames—many with frames of simulated shell. And each bag fitted with inside swinging purse and —Unusually attractive writing mirror. Bags that will impart a delightful touch of &.&,r portfolios with cut-out individuality to the costume—most surprisingly low Tow can always identify GLYCO . THYMOLINE New Writing Paper Portfolios From Abroad 39¢ Wiebruary Sill«Sale/® Only During This Sale—Our $1.95 Busy Corner Flat Crepe In Light and Dark Colors i e stk i $ ]. 04‘9 will need for your spring and summer costumes in this sale. This is a heavy, washable silk flat crepe, 39 inches wide, with a soft drapy texture and a beau- tiful finish. .Stehli’s Washable Suede Crepe. ...$1.94 yd. Beautiful New Printed Crepes. .$1.88 yd. Washable Printed Tub Silks. 79¢ yd. Natural Color Jap Silk Pongee. Orkeda Washable Radium. ....... $3 Empress Satins and Crepes. $1.95 Heavy Georgette Crepe. ....$1.45 yd. Kann's—Street Floor. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Pastores—Port Limon the blood, where it acts directly on e aia - fouthampion the bronchial tubes, and helps the ||| | Favorit o inminavent |system throw off the whole trouble. DUE TOMORROW. Even those severe coughs which fol- Lancastria—Liverpool . low the “fu”, are promptly ended. Qrizaba—Havana « Pinex is a highly concentrated Bresident Wilsor eompound of genuine Norway Pine, February 12 containing the active agent of creo: Zaledo g Pebruary 9 sote, in a refined, palatable form. Vamburg—Hamburg : Nothing known in medicine i e r more helpful in cases of se- B Wt Do CHERUARY . pere ;(-ulultm, ;}lmt cold, and glvnnl;_solfihm"m;‘n s ronchial troubles. roftninsholm—Goth Do not accept a substitute e Livrpool for Pinex. It is guaranteed Thirineia--San Fra ’ r Colombia—San' Prancisco. . ‘January 17 to give prompt relief or money refunded. . ) £ Misses’ and Women’s e ?’?! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. Ra )) ‘ 'l' Sa - ll 1 I ' vial I—Southampton February 16 t Taplan ‘West Indies £ West Mndies e February 13 . 3 for Coughs, Books From Our Circulating Library —Autoblography, Travel and —Current the t W 5e day < {irHon 3¢ day Kann’s—Downstairs Bookstore Sale! 600 Infants’ Handmade Dresses Tomorrow Only at 79¢ —A special collection of dainty dresses for the very little tots, from the infant to the two-year-olds. A collec- tion decidedly worth seeing and buying from. Every dress is beautifully made entirely by hand and is deco- rated with pretty hand-em- broidered deésigns on the yoke and tiny scallops around the neck and bottom of skirt. Shop early for a value like this. Kann's—Second Floor. X Pebruary 16 Dominiea—Trinida February 11 Silvin—8t. John's February 16 Munareo—Nassan Pebruary 18 Rermuda—Rermuda February 19 Lara—La Guayra Pebruary 15 —e g B DUE FRIDAY. FEBI RY 22. . BYvStient Reomeeltasoma. 1. popruary 12 Pl Antonio Lopez— Barcelor “January 21 trous rayon satin, in white, peach, black, Nile, E"" OF w ATER Am,,,?:";:,?.";”"' nnnumprhzs, 3 pink, tan, navy and sweet pea. Beautiful foun- o e i i T e 4 Bremerhaven Pebruary dation garments to wear under the new Spring so Take Salts Occasionally || s Por §IND/ N Pebruary 17 ostum M Kt ttractively I iced . Sihonev—Havena . Fehruary 21 i ke 5 a&c cov y i prlce ; if Your Back Hurts or San ncinte Vern G February 17 i oo Bladder Bothers | Cotumbuus—West. Thales. crilie: Febyuaty 13 Kidney and bladder irritations ||| sconcaresvonorireo, D IUARY 25. often result from acidity, says a|||Alxinin Southampion " noted authority. The Kidneys help ||| Adriatic_Mediterranean filter this acid from the blood and |[| Aot Follin-Hamburg pass it on to the bladder, where it ||| Coamo—Santo Domingo’ may remain to irritate and infiame, || Conte Riancamano—Geno Cristobal—Cristobal Special Sale—1,200 Pairs New Spring Curtains At Three Special Prices 99¢ $1.69 —Colorful cretonne curtain —Three-piece sets of fine sets—two-side curtains and serim or marquisette in a center valance—that or- dotted and blocked patterns with colored gingham dinarily would cost you borders—in rose, plue, gold $1.49 the set. or lavender. $2.00 values. causing a burning, scalding sensa- || xfaraval- Triniand tion, or setting up an frritation at || Minnetorka—T.ondon the neck of the bladder, obliging you ||| B2nnlznd—ant to seek relief two or threc times || during the night. The sufferer is in constant dread: the water passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is very profuse; again, there is difficulty in voiding' it. i L S Bladder weakness, most folks call s oo it because they can’t control urina- ||| sncon—Port au Prince and Cristotal. tion. While it is extremely annoy- ||| Havana—Havana. ing and sometimes very painful, this ;;‘;\;_“Brg“;;_'ffi“ Accra River. is often one of the most simplé ail- ' % ments to overcome. Begin drinking ||| pot SNG WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. lots of soft water, also get about ||| Me tapan— Kineston, grlfistn?ll.w Cprtagena, four ounces of Jad Salts from your || Puerto Colombia 'and Santa Marta, pharmacist and take a tablespoonful ||| C{facas<San Juan, Ly, Guayes, Puerto Ca- in & glass of water before breakfast. || Beriin' Plymoutn, Cherbotrs and Bremer- Continue this for two or-three da Boven ot This will help neutralize the ac o L in the system so they no longer are || Koranna— Port Said. |a source of irritation to the bladder ||§accity—Rotterdam. Rvruseas Senian and urinary organs, which then act ||| Romnecy gamtos” s 3 Rk ) ——$3 Criss Cross curtains of fine dotted “°5'.'Ifls“afi‘&’"g inexpensive, and is | {",:0".‘":': ;fl?&ffi%’f&:‘:;t E 3 marguisette in white, cream or beige. made from the acid of grapes and ||| R’ W. Stewart--Aruba. = , el Headed ready to slip on rod, and com- ° lemon juice, combined with lithia, SAILING THURSDAY, FEBRU. 1 plete with valance and tie-backs. IRUARY 2 and is used by thousands of folks ||/ Esseauibo—Cristobal, Cailao and Valparaiso. % who are subject to urinary disor- ||| Avon-Bemude T T o Fhugn—TET Bler: ders caused by acid irritation. Jad || American Trader-London. Salts causes no bad effects what- |[|San Torenzo—San 'Juan and Santo Do- ever. Matura—Grenada, Trinidad and George- Here you have a pleasant, effer- town vescent lithia-water drink which || Vulcania—Naples. Patras and Trieste, may quickly relieve your bladder SAILING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, ! : Minnesota _Boilogne and London. Advertisement. I| Olvmpic—Cherbourg and Southampton. = | Munaten Nasseal 1 a) United States—Copenha OUTGOING STEAMERS, SAILING TODAY.