Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], November 16, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

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GRANBJJEéSEiI
MONDAY, NOV. 19
World’s Greatest Con
tralto in 3 Superb
Concert
SOPHIE
BRASLAU
The Finest Musical
Event in Years.
PRICES INCLUDING TAX:
85c. ”.10. $1.05. “a
BHEM BflNIHAHII
WINE 11l KHAN“
One of the eecrete of the eucceu
of Sophie Brulnu. now the toremoet
of the younger generation of American
contrnltoe 1e tint Ihe never hen
elighted my took. no matter how smell
it was or how unimportant it eeemed.
In that ehe in a very good example
for other singers to follow, for big
things merely [row from little. In
her early years At the Metropolitan
Open House, being a. young and in
experienced linger, neturnlly only
email rules were given to her and
her friends need to complain rather
bitterly because her great talent wee
not recognized at once. Her reply
was typical:
' “I thlnk tint etch and every part
that ll given_ul- u 3 place like the
Metropolitan ll worth while. it mean:
u great deal in experience and it in e
SHOE
POLISH
5c
SHOE STORE OPENING
Greatest Value But-gain Sole for one week starting Bst
urday. We will offer to the Aberdeen buying public the
get acquainted Greatest Vslue Shoe Bargains unheard of
in years past. Only 1% blocks from Heron Street on G
Street. Surprise yourself with the Great Savings you will
find here.
MEN’S SPORT HIGH
CUTS $10.50
18 inch high cut elk, bench mdo
Plea. There are no better
at 314.50.
0n Bargain Sula $10.50
40 SAMPLE LADIES AND
GIRLS’ SHOES $2.95
Quality Oxfordl and Slippers,
elk, «tin and kid; good val
ues to $6.50. On Bargain
Slle at ......_........-.-_«-..~-81.!§
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
82.85 mil $3.45
Solid leather, wet proof. Boyl'
Boots for mull uni big fal
lown; vflues to 85.50; Bar.
g-in Sale Pricc-.-.ow-88-45
Come! ;de 1% block: off Heron Street to 111 South
G Street and save DOLLARS.
These Snle Spociul omm mean extra dollars for you at
The United Shoe Store
111 South G Street
in“ «lethal to “fl "vial ”put
lingers. No part ms"i 6 ‘
wt. any one the ““8“
Runs. it it hummus
better part. had it the my: loot lii
put it morally in.
"Some people uy to me: ‘Why are
you contented Just to flu three kn
here and tour here there? In only
e little i now but it will help to sin.
burn and then eight hen. end :0 an.
end lo the big role: Ire funny tom-v.
od. Just before i made my debut I
happened to real Toleti'e 'M on
Art', and it Inspired me with 0. won
dortol revenues for doing my bit well.
Tolltol aid if all the little part: did
not go well there could not be 3 mt
work."
The lonndneu of Mine Bmlen’l
theory 1- proved by her own meet
for she nun-ted at the very beginning
end he arrived at n piece mon; the
nun when my enamel- ginger 0!
telent le lull undying end wemng
"for the greet opportunity."
Sophie Brulnn will give 3 superb
concert It the Gnnd Theatre, Mon
‘dny. November 19.
BHIBAGfl IfliflllNE
JllllS [illllflllS
to 850 In 1922. But the not up!“
would: of the country In seventy than
u m“ u the money in circulation.
ngh Wagon Noam.
"Wagel nre high because there in
work for everyone. The greet Amer.
icon people—intelligent. trained, in.
epired by pence and tree inltitutione,
equipped with scientific mutery oi
the force- ot nature. drawing upon the
ineltimlhle resource- ot a. continent
’-—the greet American people is at
work. It is growing things. melting
things, building thingn. High wage!
of wnr times Were unhenlthy, for they
were due to the abeeiice of millions
of men nt war and to the muuincture
of nucleus tools of destruction. High
wngee of today, on the other hand.
are due to the fact thnt this nation
in producing foods, clothing. automo
bilee, movies. furniture, booh, houses,
fuel—ell the mnterinl comforts of life
———in. a. volume never before approach
ed by any similar body of people.
“Since more of everything is being
produced it is neturel thnt everyone
should have more of everything. And
through the medium of higher wages
The New
GREATER SHOE BAR
GAINS FOR MEN
Genuine Calfskin Goodyear
welts; amppy styles, Dreu
Show; true values at 8?.”
0n Bu'gain Sale dawn“);
MEN’S WO R K SHOES
SALE BARGAINS
‘2095
Retain: all leather Work Show;
neu- wet 8:001; good veluee
at $6.00; 11 Ber-gain Sela
for ....w...*...-..........--___..82.95
World beater. wet proof. Ev
ory mn'l winter Tot; solid
lather. Under aboo on gun
nntee. Here is I true SIO.OO
thue, specially priced .t M
In Mm": Grocery Old Stud
(Continued from Pun Ono)
Semi-Wool
80: For Men
251:
THE STORM KINGS
FOR MEN
Aberdeen
,a! £23423: w flung. N ,_:..o_: PR 38.
[dun Haul In “Tho Pom Fool." a
Musical IMVlfllm Calling to
the Grand Thain loan.
or profit: or feel or rent. :31. dis
tribution It being W Prac-
Uonlly every m in today en-
Joymg more context; conveniences,
entortflnmont. better food. clothing,
recruuon. than his {aunt mgdid
in the ‘3ood old dm‘ before the
war. ‘ ' '
“High Ilse: mun tin the dunes
are going to buy grapefruit and grand
Manon. fur coat: sud loam, travel
and bondl, washing machines and
balmy prop-nuns."
IMMIBflAflflN [AWE
"PEN" Vlfllflfl]
(Continued from Pace 1)
with the first the months, And no
may will be permitted to 119%]; the
In is enforced, until July I.‘ 34.
Among the countries with exbnnst
ed quotbe in Gmt Britain. which was
allowed 77,000 for the you, but had
exceeded this number 'vr'hen the ships
came in on November 1.
Permiulon or ell nltenn about! the
Leviethnn to lend would mm to es
mum some bum for the clnlm made
by competing steam-hip lines that
allenl In Europe In told that they will
be summed n lnndJng In America. it
they purchue puma on United
Stilto- linen.
The November rush to enter the
'Unlted States crested the newest
Jam in the history 0! Elm blend.
Each of a more of eteemehtpe tried
to be first to lend ite mo ot unmi—
grunt. before the quote- were ex
hausted. It 1- eetline'ted that the
quote: were exceeded by between 4,-
000 end 5,000. Whether these will be
deported in compliance with the luv
in yet to be determined. There were
16.000 authorised admissions.
Many Defective. Leaded.
In New York City there up hun:
mm of lawyers and mu” who
nuke n good living on the Imminent
hy devising won for then to detect
the rem-lotion in“. The tune in
true on the Cunediun end Mexican
borderl. Secret"! Dnvie has aid
that fully u many immigrants 91-0
Imuu'ied into the country as come
in legally under the luv.
Mnny oi than who landed at Ellis
ielnnd were without funds to travel to
their ultimate destination, other!
had ineuflicient money to live oh nn
til they might obtnin employment, and
may hnve dileue or other phylical
detect- whieh prevent them from
fining a living. end make them at
once 3 ohm upon the eaten in
which they elect to reeide.
llNllll MIJVEMHH IS
BHflWINB'STHflNBEH
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Nov. 16:—
“In every city yrhich I have vieitel i
heve found the tnde union movement
dive nnd nlort. working diligently for
the “lune-ment of the rights and in
terest. of the worker: end growl!“
etronger every dny."
Thin Preeident Gompers of tho
America Fedention of Labor nun
up his lengthy tour tollOWing the‘
Portland convention of the Amer-mm
Mention of Lnbor, upon his returnl
to hem-uterus It Wuhington. ‘
Prelident Gompers visited San Fran
eieoo, Loo Ansel-e. El Peso. Ken-lei
City and at. Louie utter leevlng Mi
land. From St. Louie he went ”might!
to New York, where he attended the‘
menu meet!“ addressed by fivfl
Lloyd Gown. hum: been a mentor
of the committee under whoee nub‘
picel the meeting We.- held. Prior
SWEDISH MASSAGE
3nd lon-uh {or then-nth.
cou‘fimlt‘tmao. ulna
m. m
SIMON AREA
108 No. D St. Pin-o 1895-3.
Am Wyn.
W
to as: m'ooéiu madam Gomper- ind,
In inure-ting conference with Lloyd .
Geem.
hunch city visited conference: were
held with men end women represent.
ntivee of the inbor movement. In
every one Preeident Gompern im
bue-led In. One van-when he con,
to"!!! the m Wet n
child wee-um to the United
Stetee eonetitution end in every one
active new wee pledged. "it ie 0!
the tint importenee thet we protect
the child life 0! our country," eeid
Mr. Gomporn. '
“The inter-Menu eeeerd end the
spirit of our on movement in every
city visited were menu-in. Ont meve-
Inelt everyvhm in moving forward
to meter achievement Organisation
work is being pushed (mad with
met energy end on every bend the
owned Mei-e ere prevertn‘ for
active end eflective non-pertiun per.
ticipetion in the coming political cem—
pnlxn. I am deeply (retitled by whet
I heve eeen end I heve every confi
dence in e conetmctive future.”
Head Stuffed
By Catarrh? Use
A Healing Cream
If your nostril: are clogged, your
throat diltreeeed, or your heed is
stuffed by nuty cnhnh or a cold,
apply a little pure, antiseptic, germ
destroying cmm into your nostrils.
It penetrate: through every eir pu~
sage, nothing inflemed, swollen
membranes and you get inlt'ent relief.
How good it feels. Your noetrlll
are open. Your heed is ole-r. No
more htwkinz, Inufflinc, dryness or
strufglini‘3 for breath. Get I Imell
bott eof ly'l Green: Belm from any
druggiet. Colds end utenhedyield
like moxie. Don't My stuff up.
Relief is sure—adv.
WE CAN ACCEPT .
SIX Second Hand Planos
AS PART PAYMENT FOR
'\
OR '
Just step in or telephone Aberdeen 357 and we will make you a
liberal allowance for your old piano at this time.
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' ' Aberdeen
110 East Heron “Busiest on the Harbor”
KAYSER WOOLEN
and-
FABRIC
GLOVES
BRUSHED
WOOL
GAUNTLETS
Guaranteed pure wool, seamless, fancy colored
shields, excellent for cold weather driving, warm
and comfortable, $1.75 pair.
CHAMOISETTE GAUNTLETS
New and charmingestyles, colors to match any cos- -
tume, biege, silver, aver, covert, greesvc and brown,
some with fancy cuffs, stitching, etc, 9 up to $2.75.
CHILDREN’S WOOLEN GLOVES and MITI‘ENS
Pure wool, in colors of navy, red, brown tan, sand,
with contrasting colored, medium and high wrist
shields; all sizes, 65c up to $1.50 pair.
/ mm 0 /,-/,/
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Each electrical appliance which you
add to your home reduces the work it
performs at least one-half, so why not
give mother all the help possible .by pro
viding her with electrical appliances
which make that Thanksgiving dinner
a real pleasure. ‘
PACIFIC ELECTRIC co.
Aberdeen Heron md Broadway
Make Mother
Doubly
THANKF UL