Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1921, Page 4

\ TH.E EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, -D. (., ; TUESDAY, J’UNE 14, 1921. o phl-. Maris wubm Dolores, famment e v wous s o o] WILL AWARD DEGREES. i e B FOUR FUR His colonel tried to dissuade him and] lluwn. lnn Philomen: erre, y 5 make him a corporal, Mr. an o 5 Mary Stella, Fortun Ll. 1] ) O i y|| SatRolic Sistars. Golloge Announoes Dominica: SPECIALTIES . bt by or the) Closing Exercises. Bacheior ot muslo_sister Florenoe.| pemodeliog R epslcions Closing exercises of the Cathollc : Redying Storing W the 7th, where Bisters College will be held tomorrow BEST WORK AT REDUCED PRICEX S & 3 afternoon at 4 o'elock. Rt Rev. T. a . 3l at rracks, Mo, bavi = 20 ev. “| Martin Wolf 3532 Headquarters for —_ served T tnan @ st Veraity: win e mias ey o, Ut "ot o? ac (o B s e =5 | wed to Erees upo b ‘ « | Mr. Harman had not gntten all the | Bachelor of ai Y William Harman to Repre war he wanted, so when the civil|Francis i&ul-“’“x;:&é; mm?:-'rd AP e Feach Manhattan Shirts sent War With Moo in |5 Suttls Geple B | e R B0 ___’.“_ | Auto DRIVING e was immer . AND 3 s geant of the company. Bona, M. Confirme, M. Lomeores, o . e beaaal 1 Exercises at Capitol. Simtety promoted e second lioutenant | Lo RS sz.nuuu., A e | B hoge arboss vore Traffic Regulations Sovica 1 Sihe ponth. Ta 1863, Gem. Adrierhe e, Michael Joseph, |tion Is to create applause, have de- AMERICAN MOTOR SCHOOL manded the right to be unionized as Sth & O Sts. N.W. Phomo N. 1819. . a regular part of the theatrical pro- fession. Y William Spoy Smith, brigade’ com: | Mary Finbarr, Masy " Gabro s b mander, appointed Lieut: Harmas | Johonna i chief of scouts In his command With ry_Mildred, Mary Sera- instructions to select sixty men from the command who would be mounted and armed. With this body of scouts he once saved the town of Ripley, Tenn, from destruction from fire, .but was hemmed in by a force of Confederate cavalry. When the southern men were told of what the scouts had done, they rode away for one hour, with the understanding that the s o B e 8 ek We are announcing our e Semi-Annual Clearance of i ~==Hll | Mode Suits e o Maie The Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning, June 15th Pie As usual, we shall make absolutely no exceptions— ~N| Yolk golden cus-|b other than the Tropical and Full Dress—but including ::;:':::’:.:.“:‘,",:"'{ € every other Suit—plain colors and fancy; Smart Models; ripened juice-laden Conservative Models—even the Sport Models. it 8 Here’s a fact you want to contemplate—all through In point of varied selections and select pattemns Parker-Bridget is truly headquarters for Man- : hattan Shirts. We know of no article that bet- k 5 - ter merits the confidence of quality buyers than . Manhattan Shirts. For fit, for hand- workmanship and for exclusiveness they sur- pass all others in everything but price. They last longer than ordinary makes, making them cost less in the long run. == Manhattan Shirts for Summer $3 to $10 WILLIAM HARMON. William Harman, ninety-one-year- old veteran of the war with Mexico, was one of the liveliest participants In the Flag day exercises held here today. He will represent that con- lemo "c:l Cn;mlb' N ion Pie Pastry un. this season—our regular prices have reflected - the surpassed, :n;é economies of our making organization—and an extreme "';':"'."'l';:"‘ ""'.'f,‘,'.:m moderation in marking. You will realize how truly o s omematalbe haldiatione top. special our prices have been. Mr. Harman was born in Ireland. % e I i - ' e, Harman was bom in Treland Pastriphone .Thes. eductions are made from these already cur: . his mother and two little brothers Main 875 tailed prices—and are as follows: i ¢ he came to the United States, the “Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys . o S ng there, until now all are - i , Daily, 8:30 to 6 £one xCip il ‘“,}'::?d":; ‘:a" - $35 and $40 Suits..... e . i nf: r_'. . it pany A, 7th United St He went out first in th, | Init States Infantry, and t T - NAT]IONALLY - | KNOWN.STORE [ — ——= | $45 and $50 Suits .....$39-75 555 and $60 Suits........ S4 [ 75 | $65 and $70 Suis.......... $5%7 75 Evaporated Milks Premier Jams i Prre Wevits and| Sugar i Mode exclusiveness characterizes evety Suit—with 15-0z. Glass Jars ‘ l sizes in splendid assortment. Choice fruits are scarce and 2 for 25¢ high priced; therefore, at our | price you ure getting the best be- fif | |Iii il “White House,” Can, 12c; fow whac I wouid costsou'To put [ | \ 3 for 35¢ Strawberry .. ..Glass, 33c 714-11 S'l' = I P-K products will have your appro\ll once you appreciate their economy and quality. | Sugar 10 Ibe., 68 Sakz & ()Inmpang _ Pennsylvania Avenue—Seventh Street Red Rupberry } Imported Sardines | Peach Choicest stock, large cans Red Cherry each 15¢, 3 for 40c Blackberry Apricot +Glass, 28c Damsons % Your Choice Raspberry and ![ Tomato Ketchup or Chili Sauce| Currant 16-0z. Bottle, 25¢ Grape The F: i oS, Smoked Hams srinaXiives toia it 1s acticious 1D 28¢ The blend that is P-K Coffee s by 25¢ More . of those Remarkable s Men s Blue Serge Sults With a worth-while Blue Serge Suit a man is con- : fidently dressed for any occasion and in any com- | pany. very Instrument positively anteed and we guarantee delivery. PLAYERS Aeolian Player, mahogany; fine {tone; used ..... Kring Player, mahogany; easy action; used. ..........$249 Sterling Player, beautiful design; used. .. Behning Player, rich tone; used. ... ......... Knahe Angellu Player, mallogany' splendid all New Mexico Rockies Grand Canyon of Ari2ona But, of course, it must be all wool; and the color must be above suspicion—virtues not so common for e a while back, except at a price more or less pro- Chd‘ems Phyfl’mwmma"“" 3595 hibitive. d ' However, we've managed to get a REAL Serge— $ Down all-wool and fadeless—into which our tailors have o T ase put their best taste in design, and best eraftsman- i Take a Long Time to Pay \ ’ Shlp in making—and which it is possible to sell at 5 Wm%mm: Balance to Approved Credit any of these National playgrounds. et Young Men’s and Conservative models—Single The historic-scenic route 5 UPRIGI'!TS and Double Breasted—as big as you want them— camp good begmnen; used... e, and in all proportions—“regulars,” “stouts,” “longs” g;,’v:';fls‘n:dhw“ Story“d 2 for omeremen $12 Hallet and Davis, walnut; used............. cace e o 9143 Wheelock, ebony, beautiful tone; used. ... oo soeinre- 9137 Knabe, used, good for beginner..... . wc-eoer .......8119 = fRnabes R mased i "'-"- ' 1330G St N.W. and “short regulars.” That means up to size 50—lot of them for you big men. Sitch a Suit is unusual at $40. White Flannel Trousers —the kind that are shadow-woof properly 36 .00 designed—and in all sizes..c.ccceceennean Rocky Mountain National Park— umw-—a—ufifl--uumm~ #Calorads Summer,” *Grand Canyen Outings,™ SCalifornia.” R G SMITH, Ger, C. DILLARD. D.P. A, AT &8 F. Ry. Afi:’-m ‘Philadeiphis, Pa. “Bhone Loemom.