Evening star. [volume], November 21, 1919, Image 35

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ALFONSO'S VIOLET COST
CREATES NEW FASHION
JEtoyal Raiment at Dinner in Paris
*
. Finds Evening Dress
(
Imitators.
PARIS'. November 1 (Correspond
ence of the Associated Press).?
Since Kins Alfonso of Spain wore a
violet evening dres? c?at at the din
ner which he gave to Prertdent Poin
care. during Bis reoent riait, ottier
men's evening wear of the aatna hae
has frequently been neen in the beat
known restaurants and cafea. It is
believed the royal coat ha* created a
new fashion.
The Chineie made artificial cinnabar
lonR before Europe was a civilised
country, and to this day there are
trade J#crets in the vermilion in
dustry which no European has been
able to fathom.
J! It's just as easy to ^
? say "Swindells" ?
?when ordering Chipped
Beef and Saratoga Chips?
and it makes a big difference
in satisfaction.
There's no comparison
between the Swindells
brand and any other on the
Washington market.
Choice cuts of prime beef
?sliced with wafer thin
ness?and crisp and brown
chips of the best grade of
potatoes.
w
ir
In the purity protecting
paraffin wrappings?at all
grocers and delicatessen?
fresh every day.
S. Swindells & Sons
Washington, D. C.
MORRIS
Supreme
Canned
Vegetables
For salads or to serve on
. toast, there's no asparagus so
delicious and tender! Always
request the Morris yellow
and black label in buying
canned vegetables.
MORRIS & COMPANY
[ITTLE CTOPILS
^Bedtime
BY TRORNTOX W. BURGESS.
(Cop/right, 1019, by T. If. Borgesi.)
The Hunter Lies in Wait for
Lightfoot.
! If ever there was ah angry hunter
it yas the one who had followed
Lightfoot the Deer across the Big
River. When he was ordered to get
off the land where Lightfoot had
climbed out, he pot back into his boat,1
but he didn't row back to the other I
aide. Instead, he rowed down the liig!
River, finally landing on the name
aide, but on land Which Lightfoot's
friend did not own.
"When that deer has become rested
he'll get uneasy," thought tha hunter.
"He won't stay oil that man's land.
He'll start for the nearest woods. I'll
go up there and wait for him. 1'llj
get that deer if only to spite that
"That's where that deer will head
tor," he muttered.
fellow back there who drove me oft.
Had It not been for him I'd have that
deer right bow. He was too tired to
have gone far.. He's got the hand
somest pair of antlers I've seen for
years. I can sell that head of bia tor
a good price."
So the hunter tied his boat to a
tree and once more got out. He
climbed up the bank and studied the
land. Across a wide meadow he could
see a brushy old pasture, and back
of that rome thick woods. He grin
ned. "That's where that deer will
head for," he muttered. "There isn't
any other place for him to go. All
I've got to do Is to be patient and
wait."
So the hunter shouldered his ter
rible gun and tramped across the
meadow to the brush-grown pasture.
There he hid among the bushes where
he could peep out and watch the land
of Llghtfoot's friend. He was still
angry because he had not been allow
ed to shoot Lightfoot. But at the
same time he chuckled, because he
thought himself very smart. Light-'
foot couldn't possibly reach the shel
ter of the woods without giving him
a shot, and he hadn't the least doubt
that Lightfoot would start for the
woods just as soon as he .felt able to
travel. So he made himself comfort
able and prepared to wait the rest of
that day If necessary.
"Now Llghtfoot's friend who had
driven the hunter oft .had seen him
row down the Big River, and he had
guessed just what was in that hunt
er's mind. "We'll fool him," said he,
chuckling to himself as he walked
back toward the shed where poor
Lightfoot was resting.
He did not go too near Lightfoot,
for he did not want to alarm him.
He just kept within sight of Light
foot, paying no attention to him, but
going about his work. You see, this
man loved and understood the little
people of the Green forest and the
Oreen Meadows, and he knew that
there was no surer way of winning
Llghtfoot's confidence and trust than
by appearing to take' no notice of
him. Lightfoot, watching him, un
derstood. He knew that this man
was a friend and would do him no
harm. Little by little, the wonderful
blessed feeling of safety crept over
Lightfoot. . No hunter could harm him
there. He knew it
PEOB MX. VERSO* PURCHASE.
' Flans to press before Congress a
measure providiOg for the purchase
by the government of Mount Vernon
were discussed yesterday by business
men of Washington in informal confer
ences with Isaac Gans. Mr. Gans is
the author of the resolution, presented
at the last meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce, urging that the govern
ment purchase the home and tomb of
George Washington and maintain it
as a national shrine.
The resolution was not acted upon
by the chamber, owing to the volume
of other business and the fact that
prominent speakers were to be heard
at the meeting.
Mr. Gans stated today that he has
assurances from many prominent
business and professional men and
public officials that they will sup
port and advocate the enactment of
such a measure by Congress; while
a number of civic organizations here
and elsewhere throughout the country
also have expressed themselves as fa
voring government purchase and con
trol of Mount Vernon.
saaprT
MADE IN
Say*, bkiii
ItafMfkuk
Of EVERBEST
N HtrtiHu;
TU'i Ktka't cUu,
AicmW i
% Best Feopla Eat
'Hie Bes t Food
?that'swhy EVERBEST
NUT MHRGHB1NE
Is Served on thie Tables of the Best Families
For your own sake you should forget the word "substitute"
when you think of EVERBEST. Old habits and customs in foods
prevent many people from using new forms of food that are
better, purer and moire palatable?and more economical too.
Housewives who know, serve EVERBEST because?It is ma4e under
U. S. Gov't supervision of the richest elements of the pure white
meat of the cocoanut, the peanut and pasteurized whole milk,
delivered fresh to the factory every morning by neighboring farmers;
and washed by pure waiter from deep rock wells in a screened, daily
sterilized factory surrounded by dean, sweet country air.
Nothing is too good for your family. Have your grocer start some
EVERBEST your way today?and save money too.
R. L. C. COCHRANE & SONS
931% B Street N.W.
Washington, D. C.
Phones Main 5892, Main 5893
MADE BY B. S. PEABSALL BUTTER CO.
ELGIN, ILL.
f
How to Be Healthy
Practical Talks on Disease Prevention
Prepared by the
NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
f
Health Slackers.
"I haven't time," is a frequent ex
cuse one hears for neglecting physical
Welfare. The Interpretation of that
phrase usually is, "X am too busy
making a living to bother about liv
ing rightly."
Good health does cost money. It
costs time and thougnt. L,ike every
other thing in life worth having, it
does not come without expenditure of
effort.
Good health meann, among oth?r
things, a proper supply of food.
Hastily eaten meals at irregular in
tervals bring about digestive troubles
Badly cooked food or diet that is not
well balanced in time weakens the
body and makes it a prey to disease
germs.
The body must have plenty of fresh
air. night and day. The bedroom win
dows should be flung wide open at
night SO that necessary oxygen may
be obtained. Stale air in stuffy rooms
l causes headaches. The human body
can live many days without food; it
cannot live more than a few minutes
without air.
ftxerclse is another necessity. Civ
ilization has relieved us of many bur
densome tasks which primitive man
had to perform with muscular force.
Our muscles are still primitive. They
must be used, or our health suffers.
Grownups need play and recreatio-n
just as much as children. Walk,
swing clubs, do setting-up drills, join
a gymnasium class, swim, and do not
despise athletic games as childish.
Unclean and decayed teeth form a
breeding place for millions of germs.
These bacteria may interfere serious
ly with the health of the body, caus
in^ Indication. rheuraAttm, bwart
trouble and other ills.
Nearly all diaeaae-lnvltlnjf condi
tions may be remedied before they
become serloua.
Thla is an age of prerrentlre meas
ures. Tuberculosis, vbioh clalma the
enormous toll of 150,6*0 Uvea a yaar. la
preventable. About SO par cant of the
victims recover when taken In the
early atages, 60 per seat whan further
along1, but only 2 per cent when treat
ment is delayed. The greatest fight
in the history of disease 1* now being
waged against this unneUMry
scourge.
Through the medium of Red Croaa
Christmas seals tho campaign Is car
, ried into every city, village and rural
I district Of the United States. Help
I to destroy the terrors of tha white
I plague by buying and using these
j cheery little sticker*.
I. W. W. GRAVEST MENACE
TO U. S., SAYS ARMY MAN
The graVest menace to American
civil life and inatitutions is tha t.
W. W., MaJ. A. S. Lanier of the mili
tary intelligence department said lo
an' address before the Sons of tha
American Revolution at Rauscher'B.
"There is no essential difference be
tween the bolshevik! of Russia and the
I. W. W. of America," he said. 'In
Russia the bolshavlsta have power and
la Am?rlc* th4 X. W. -W. Is striving
for It."
litj. tinier faroreA universal mili
tary training aa a possible solution
for the mvn&oe of tk4 L W. W.
ITS UNWISE
to put off today's duty
until tomorrow. If
your stomach is acid
disturbed take
KinoiQS
the new aid to digestion
comfort tod^y* A
pleasant relief from
the discomfort of acid
dyspepsia.
BADE IT SCOTT * BOVRE
lAKEtS OP SCOirS ERUUKNf
19-6
A. J. SIMONS CO.
352-359 Center Market
Phone Main 4970-66C5
Plenty of
; * r
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f ?
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Poultry of All
?: ?;T< 'J&iu '?
.By fV*? ^ ? t* -s *??
: ^ - - ?.. - 'v'- *-* ??
if- "A'-l ; "
A. J.
352-359 Center Market
? j '
Wholesale
WCoWar
HoswAgv*
No Coffee*Pot Needed
' >:W ?"?.
"VTO boiling, no straining, no bother, no
grounds, no waste, no trouble. Scien
tifically refined by Mr. Washington's refining
process. It comes to you in 'concentrated
powder form, and all that is necessary is to
pour on the boiling hot water. Dissolves instantly. Any
one can make absolutely pure, delicious coffee, with strength
to suit individual taste. Made in the cup at the table.
G. Washington Sales Co*, In<fc v yl ^ J . - .???? -?~
334 Fifth Avenue, New York . Z'
(sfjiciAmriyle7&
? r*
resorts.
TFfErirrig-rtry. ?. '
I ATLANTIC CJTY,N.J. |
! AivAmcrican. Plaa Hotel i
f of DislmctioivMvi Real Comfort i
| fireproof garage. * L
jCAPAcnrcoo.
MeSreafcets
ATIANTIC CITY riRfPROOf
Ocean Front. l?nn?na!ly attractive Har
ms Autumn and Winter SeasonB. Lux
uriotjs lobbies, restful nun rarlora and
?pperb irotic. A palatial residence for
thoae ?eekir* rest and recreation.
A M ERICA and Kl ItOPK W rrAfrft
Lofi
irmnto;
ai\d. Gmno f
^Jr/&f9ySr*t?ut
W. ffemsiev^ ~
Oa the Ojgarv Froal i
iiji EkjeirS^nesofGHnfert
Special. Fail Terms!
Edward E Grosjc op. Trustee
KaCKSTONE
Virginia ire. and the beech. Capacity 500.
Sea water batha. Special Amerioan plan,
H np dally; European plaa, $3 up daily.
Modern curative bathi department attached.
DAVID BERG, Owner and Frop.
e^RUnnYIDEDE
huts. iJlace, overlooking ocean and City Park.
Always open. J. McILWAIN* CHAMPION.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
WANTED?IvD&d to take from Wash, to Rich
mond. Truck leaving Monday. Frank. LMXW.
R. LAWRENCE PLUMMER.
Express service. 2812 Sherman
ave. n.w. Col. 4086-W. 21*
P
added Vans
and experienced men to
and pack your household effecta.
We have unexcelled facilities
for all kinda of light or heavy
hauling.
Merchants' Transfer St
Storage Co.
920-22 E Street N.W.
MtfkOM Hala WOW.
Phone Franklin 758. Night Call H. TP7?.
The Central Transfer Co.,
1831 H ST. N.W.
BAGGAGE. HAULING. STORAGK
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. SUBURBAN.
PADDED MOTOR VANS fOR LONG-DIP
tance an<^ local hauling; packing and crating
done by experienced men: storage $1 per
month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND
EXPRESS CO.. S08 H n.e. Phone Lin?- ?s.
STORAGE.
800 Rooms. New and Gleam."
Safe storage for household goods and mer
chandise. Special storage for rugs aad pienos
Vault storage.
MOVING, PACKING. CRATING. BHIPPINC.
: Moderate prices. Expert work.
WINTER BUILDING STORAGE,
Phone N. 8845. 1438 U st. a.w.
CLEAN. DBY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
and pianos. Estimate* cheerfully given. Oon
venlant location. WE8CHLKK6, 820 Pa. are.
a.w. Phone Mata 1288.
"SAFETY HEST."
ABSOLTTTELY FIREPROOF STORAGE.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.
mom, $2.00 and op. Moring. Packtne.
Phone Mate 4229 41M20 10th at. n.w.
Fireproof Storage
Hauling, Packing
and Shipping
W. B. MOSES & SONS
llth & F N.W.
STORAGE ROOMS, Cf montii
I/)NG - DISTANCE ?P> A up.
MOVING. PACKING by EX
PERTH. Best facilities for
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE.
North 104 Union Storage Co.:,
TW-> TLA. AVE. N.W. 414 3rd sf! N.W.
Washington Baltimore
BIG
4
TRANSFER Co., Inc.,
Padded Motor Vans
FOR LONG DISTANCE
MOVING
White Man in Charge
1044-54 29th St. N.W.
Phone West 1841
Philadelphia New York
?e0?
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
On D. C. Real Estate.
We act at once. Courteous treatment.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. nth aad N. Y, ?n
MONEY TO LOAN??I50 TO (300.000 ON p.
C. real estate. Several large trust fuads. All
I trsaaacUoua conducted with economical oea
dderation for borrowers.
WM. H. SAUNDERS A CO.,
! Southern bldg.. 807 13th at. a.w.
WE HAVE A LIMfTED AMOUNT OP MONET
to loan at 3H per cent interest an improved
property in tlie District of Columbia.
PITCH. FOX A HROWN, 1713 Eye st. n.w.
MONBT TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATU At
lowest rates. Specialprivlleges with rtapeet to
payments. TYLEB ? RUTHERFORD.
ffr:
ltth st. n.w.
RIAL ESTATE LOANS A SPECIALTY.
Lowest Interest Rates. Prompt Servtos.
GEO W. Ll.Nh.IXg. 1714 Pa. avs.
WE SAVE MONET ON RAND TO~lOAN OS
ved real estate security In the D. C. st
It rates of Interest. PROMPT BEPLIES
ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATION roil
.IOOEE * HILL (Inc.), 1420-23 H st.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES
oa D. C. real estate. FEDERAL REAL ES
TATE CORPORATION. 501-000 Woodwafd
bldg.; telephone Main 970 and $T1.
. ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT OP
RIA. MARYLAND OR VIRGINIA.
TO LOAN, IN LABGE OB SMALL
SUMS.
LOWEST BATES OF INTEREST.
CITY AND FARM LOANS.
LARGE LOANS A SPECIALTY.
THE F. H. SMITH CO..
S15 ISth STREET N.W?
WASHINGTON. D. C.
FUNDS IN HAND FOB FIRST TRUST.
AMOUNTS PROM $1,000 TO S20.0M.
Also large fun* to loaa on bualasss
property or apartment bldg*. Prompt
answers to applications. One par east
Mala ?S4S. TU 14th XrZm.
WANTED?MONEY.