The Washington times. [volume], December 02, 1924, Page 14, Image 14

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MONDUB, IN OFFICE, SOON
TO CALL NEW ASSEMBLY
TANGIER, Dec. 2.—Haj Mohamed
Bushrin, known as Mondub, the
sultan of Morocco’s new representa
tive at Tangier, was Installed in
hie quarters at the former German
legation today and will soon con
vene the new legislative assembly,
of which he Will be president.
AX SLAYER COMMITTED
TO INSANE ASYLUM
MORRIS PLAINS, Dec. 2.—Miss
Mary Kumzink, Polish servant who
took the life of her employer,
Do Not Put Off Your
Christmas Shopping
Until the Last Minute
Already hundreds of happy shop
pers have selected useful and ap
propriate gifts for their loved ones.
You, too, will enjoy shopping at
Peoples, where lovely gifts are
attractively displayed and prices
marked in jalain figures.
Come tomorrow and make your
selections, while stocks are com
plete.
Before You Buy Securities From Anyone
—be sure they are as good as
your dollars.
The easy mark doesn’t know how easy
he is until some salesman of worthless
stocks or bonds has his money.
Published in co-operation with
- The Better Business Bureau
336 Evening Star Building
News of Worth-while Savings!
New Low Prices to
Please the Thrifty! | |
SI.OO Pinkham's Vegetable C0mp0und.......... 79c & ***3
30c Phenolax Wafers.' 21c & ... g
25c Lavoris Antiseptic..... t ................ 17c Sf I CfCHC f — siv * a
60c Resinol Ointment.... 39c g e jLT 1 I &
60c Bromo Seltzer.. 36c E Christmas j|MN% HOIICIK g
SI.OO Listerine Anti5eptic................... 69c W Tree Lights The gift tfiat A
25c Phillips Milk of Magne5ia................ 19c Set of 8 colored bulbs, all will please
rn r - i o* S wired and ready for lighting. t young and old. M
50c Lavons Antiseptic 34c W Just attach to any electric 'HF* \
socket. * • ’’ wjWl
40c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes 29c y i What could make a more acceptable gift than a A
5r Soecial O beautiful Kodak? Many joyous moments may be JJ
85c Dethol Combinations . 53c o ’ efy xe xv spent with a Kodak—clicking the happy and amusing
.u »■ ■ Pl Sk 7—.. . events of one’s life. Always a joy and a happy A
40c Bloch F1ag....................29c sf reminder of the giver.
50c Wildroot Hair Tonic 36c g Kodaks ................$6.50 and up A
25c Djer Kiss Talcum Powder 19c & 8r0wnie5...............52.75 to $5.00 g
35c Odorono Deodorant ...........23c Sr ‘
25c Mavis Talcum Powder (3 for 50c) 17c y Happy Will Be the Woman Who 3
• Receives One of These— ft
ssh j Radium & fjyj Exquisite Toilet Sets |
T Tonic & iL/j A Hudnut's Gardenia Toilet 5et5.......... $2.25 A
\. W \'l (Toilet Water and Face Powder)
zlf ’ Tablets S ■ Melba Fleurs Toilet Sets $2.25 J
\V- -“"J I \ (Toilet Water and Face Powder) 5
\ r ave M Melba Lov' Me Toilet Sets $2.25 3
XKwk I \ 0’.J.., Ji S ™« Water .nd T.W g
(z/Zyflß. _j \ Women! & Violet Sec Toilet 5et5.......... $1.75 3
I If you need a tonic tis JTodet Water, Face Powder and Talc) ft
W| L a r fTw ne Sx?s Ui of n th^ p e ST W A Toy to Delight the Heart Colgate s Totlti Sets..., 75c g
7 —II ik, . . th r ®’ BL > < Talc - Boa P and Tooth Paste) A
Specify for men or & of Every Kiddie! Three Flowers Toilet Sets $2.50 A
women - 3r sure (Toilet Water and Face Powder)
Aluminum Pitchen MAw stHi' LWO-tAir Fincu Tmlet Sa., «.S0 £
Very Low —1 ■ & GdTddß Karess Toilet Sets $3.50
Priced at OOC W ® (Face Powder and Compact) Q
rr— A
Pretty Aluminum Pitchers, Only, A
2-quart size, panel effect as IJIv.EI l7(rV U7JCJJ A
illustrated. Very special • Jr fa IS L/HC t>f (ji vviOfi
fc~3i t r/C4 PQ fAnKnhVv I
■ ■ - garage and two mechanical auto- CftUi Jf
HpSfiGSm mobiles. Strongly made and will •. &
SRsad What v w ' give the kiddies a great many The Kind He Buys at Peoples n
Tbit Woman |m| | happy hours. the Year ’Round A
Has so Say HIB Jr / A
About Hhggggl & “Cinco” (londres), Box of 10....' 67c g
Feart ' [SS g S PTC i.I Toy Valu.t 6
Fnnm El Roi Tan’ (puritanos), Box of 10... 85c
•r as a W /LTz>r*Az»wawz»zw/ “Philadelphia Handmade,” Box of 10.. 85c J?
Tablets & IVleCndntCdl “Colon Chervantes” (coronas), 3
f 1 rain -Sino” (invincible), Box of 25 $1.25 3
The Safe Antiseptic g “Forty-Four” (invincibles), Box of 25. .$1.65 £
Use Listerine every day. It 2T QAir* “Ofty” (invincibles), Box of 25 $1.65 A
S “Carl Mitchell"Xperfectoß), Box of 2512.00 i
i S X^n a c^esVf g, B V. r th E The greatest toy value that we “El Roi Tan’’ (blunts), Box of 25 $2.00 A
1 f ' nb,h " < ’ my wc ‘ »r mo n .? a U^? lM, i.% rtord T , ’?' ,: E have seen in years. A strongly “Admiration” (bon-ton), Box of 25. . .$2.75 A
MRS. n. c ROBINSON almost instant relief. Lis W made mechanical train for only 4< „ , « . „ , . x -2
RFD.n° s. terine prevents infection from g 98c. The outfit consists of engine, Rosa Del Rancho” (sublime), A
PortUe, Michiew." & i? mp?rhealing E «>•» car, coach and circular track. Box ( Of 25 $3.00 A
Yaast Foam Tablets, A
' - S/JW size ■ ff9c »aa*»*s*M*»*»*,*»aa«*»*fc»*»*
SHOP EARLY—MAIL EARLY—FOR CHRISTMAS
———■——— . J . J . ■
George H. Davey, with an as, and
» seriously Injured his wife and daugh
ter. was committed yesterday ‘to the
I Morris Plains hospital for the in.
, sane. -
Miss Kumsiak will not become a'
public charge, as she has *4,600
‘ savings which will be used for her
i upkeep. ■ _> ■ .
Mrs. Davey, wife of the mur
, dered man, was said to be recover--
ing today.
GIRL TAKES POISON IN
ERROR BUT WILL LIVE
i PHILADELPHIA, Dea 2.—Reachr
i ing into the medicine chest and
taking the .wrong bottle, Rose Stein.
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES » * The National Daily t TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1924.
twenty-one years old, 623 South
Third street, drank poison and
was rushed to the Pennsylvania
Hospital for treatment.
Realising Immediately what she
had done she summoned members
of the family and a call was put
in to the police of the Seventh
and Carpenter streets station. She
was taken to tpe hospital in a
bandit-chaser in 'charge of Street
Sergeant Milholland and it is said
she will recover.
HUGE SULPHUR MINE ,
IS PREY OF FLAMER
CALTANISETTA, SicUy, Dec. 2.
—The greatest sulphur mine, sup-
Phone
Main 5215
Eighteen Stores
—The Better To
Serve You
i plying the large sulphur refining
I works here, was afire today.
Other Efforts to extinguish the
flames halving failed, the mtae was
ordered tightly closed to exolude
! the air.
i - -
[ ORDER RESTORED AFTER
’ RED OUTBREAK IN REVAL
t Confirmation of the Communist
1 outbreak at Reval, Esthonia,
reached the State Department to
day from Harold B. Quarton, the
United States consul.
> Quarton reported that order had
’ been restored after a. period of
. fighting and that forty persons were
- under street.
EQUAL RIGHTS BILL
|S URGED BY WOMEN
A daputbtiem Os twenty-five* mam
bere of the National Woman’s
Party, representing fifteen different
State*, called on Senator Cummin*,,
president pro Um of the SenAto yee
tergay'to demand the passage of
the equal right* amendment.
The deputation was heeded by
Mrs. Stephen Pell, of New York, and
Included many Washington women.
The equal rights amended was in
troduced Into Congress at its last
session by Senator Curtis of Kan
* sas, and Congressmen Anthony of
Kansas. "'.7.' "
Pare, Fresh CANDIES
1 When your sweet tooth craves in
dulgence—just stop in one of the 18
Busy Peoples Drug Stores and get
‘ some/ of your favorite candy—al
ways priced to save you money.
Stuffed Dates ...... 39c lb.
Fresh, Wholesome dates, stuffed
with choice walnuts. Take a pound
home tpnight.
Peppermint Patties, 33c lb.
Large discs of rich, creamy pep
permint covered with fresh, de
licious chocolate.
Jordan Almonds . . .49c lb.
Large, specially selected almonds,
with a tempting, thin sugar coat
ing. “Gee, but they’re good.”
Filled Dainties . . . .39c lb.
A delightful assortment of choice
hard candies filled with fruit and
nut creams.
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CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CHECKS CASHED
lANSBURGH & BRO.
tffie Store of CjiftX
Sleeping Garments
for Women and Girls
The cold is never more apparent than when you are
trying to sleep—shivery little drafts coming from alt sorts
of unexpected quarters. But what’s cold weather when
you’ie bundled in flannelette gowns an:! “jamas?”
Aid ‘A. Women’s Flannelette Gowns
■ ram $1.50
* if)/1 ffl Ti II Ea\\\\ Are 80 attractive • one scarcely suspects their useful purpose. Made
nil 111 I h v\ round » B Q uare or V necklines and trimmed with fancy braid .
ill #4 /II 4VW.11 and hemstitching; double yoke back and front.
iWI fl U fl | fl AU’ white or daintily striped in pink and blue. 1 Regular and
mlu I I I I iuMH extra sizes*
ZlO I / I Others to 12.95.
OJ Hl IMr THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO.
MJ/J i nil I r
H '[] Little Gfrls’
Lj I fir Flannelette
$ (l|| Pajamas *
I sl,o ° wk
I ff ft One-piece style so that
I I ill Im there is no chance at all
0 IN |ll for her to get cold. Made ill
II 1 P * n k and W^te ° r fk/WjR \ X
z II IS HUD 11 blue and white “Amos- \
111 11 IIIWIIJ keag” flannelette with ZjxxHjX
Illi II Ulllxx silk fro *’ Mnc * \ vhnJkJTX S?lhlrlr~lLi
< 'IJIIU-ILK \ Also sleepers that cover \ T* 'll’ f)r Fi
JJi )dn the feet. Sizes 6to 14. 1 •TP' «flnJ™l
y. Others, 79c to 51.25. ft trip
| wx. I ILU fllir l/l
> Women’s Flannelette a||ly lOl'r
Pajamas vll fl Iw w
$1.95 JJ I I ; ’M
Two-piece style in white, blue striped jy/Zj I
or pink flannelette—comfortable to illWl
. wear and delightfully warm. Trimmed fl 1 /|l j ] Ij 41
with silk frogs. Sizes 36 to 44. /W\
Others up to $3.95 xg
FOURTH FLOOR. W
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Women's Corduroy Robes
and Crepe Kimonos
$2.95
4
Splendid for Christmas Giving!
The Corduroy Robes may be had The Crepe Kimonos include a
in pretty shades of rose, copen, great variety of styles that are
fuchsia and coral. In a good qual- practical and becoming. Hand em
ity, lustrous corduroy; models that broidered models, serpentine crepe
are straight and graceful, fasten- in plain effects—in every becom
ing slightly to the side. Sizes 36 ing color. Long straightline models,
to 44. Sizes 36 to 44. .
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THIRD FLOOR.
• • j . . ■ 1 ' . ■
Sale! Metal Bridge Lamps
$5.95
Complete With Artistic Shade
A beautiful lamp, rich, well proportioned, ail addition to the charm of
any room. Ornamental standard, with adjustable arm and swivel socket,
and exceptionally pleasing shade.
111-11 T) EFORE you
“Wear-Ever” X
Aluminum Tubed Cake Pan Js3j| one be BUr \ they
i with anti-falling feature gm ai eaS & 00t aS
your dollars.
for limited time . The easy mark
doesn’t know
h° w easy he is
some sales
man worth-
ÜBS, less stock or
. bonds has his
money.* Publish-
—Another “Wear*Ever” Holiday Special led in co-opera- 1
Thto ••Wmt-Bvw” Qriddl. Cake com tion with
binatlon coniieting of one We«r-Evet”
i Aluminum Mete and one "Weer-Evet” •
Aluminum Cover, keepe griddle cekee. rr,TTr-i T-knmmrrF.
toa»t and gimilat foodt piping hot, THE BETTER
/8B») Speei.l for limited time. BUSINESS
w rw*in «j! Qftc bureau
JzC? 336 Evening Star
This Christmas, give “Wear-Ever** Building
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