Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 15

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You can buy genuine Palm Beach Cloth in all grades of Why save the “dollar or two” which makes “all the difference in the world” in fit, wear and appearance? ‘ We Offer Hundreds of Palm Beach Suits —of perfection in style and trim for the very moderate price of $1 4.,85‘* Light sand and dark shades, in Conserva- tive, Young Fellers and Sports Models. All sizes. Satin-piping and yoke, hand tailored. % This price includes alteration and other first-class service. = at '35 Two-Trouser Suits of Fine All-Wool Thibet Cambridge and Oxford Grays All Models All Cuts. All Sizes MONEY’S WORTHOR MONEY BACK Est. 1877—A. Lisner, President ' With thé New McCall Printed Paftem— Sew . at. Home! N THIS wonderful New Pattern —all instructions for cutting and sewing arve printed right on the Pattern—iever before has there been offered such an improvement for the Home Dressmaker! if you . follow these printed instructions, it is hardly possible that you would go wrong. You can cut into the best fabric with the assurance that you have a pattern—a foundation! ~—that you can depend on in every way. A ks § Ask to See the New McCall Pattern *. . Palais Royaf—Bargain Basement . D % - Zhe]PALAIS ROYAL Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Sta 3, R@f&senta_tiv_e Vestal Pleads “for Standardization of ‘Weights and Measures. As a means toward economy ahd efficiency throughout the United States, Representative Albert H Ves- it torning’s session of the annual eon- ference on welghts and messures at the bureau of standards. “All over the nation,” he-sald, “peo- le being decelved by showt- cheating devices, de, because it is have coi eral legislation. m lit{ sustifcation for different standards in the various states than there is foF one state to say a dollar is compos of 95 cents, another 98 cents and ah- Il other 100 cents.” W. T. White Also Speaks. W. T. White, director of the buresu of'welghts and measures of New York state, spoke on the wholesale del ies of gasoline with especial T ence to vehicle tanks, and W. B Grady, chief of the bureau of s ards of Pennsylvania, spoke on the During the meeting a telegram was read from the Retail Coal Dealers® Assoclation of America, urging the advocate a national by Congress. T! the committee on resolutions. Higher Standards Urged. A plea for higher standards in busi- ness was made by Secretary of Com- merce Hoover in his epeech before the conference yesterday afternoon. speech on the necessity states to inaugurate the system of eelling bulk commodities by weight fl | rather than by dry measure as the only possible guarantee to the con- ” sumer of getting a known quantity il { for his expenditures. (I Universal adoption of laws provid- I Ii Iw f ) r standards, who advocated portable welghilng machines for this w v: ial vehicles, he th restricting the capacity of trucks. The delegates were entertained at an informal dinner held last night at the City Club, during’which a radio concert was staged by the radio di- il | vision of the bureau of standards, in charge of H. 8. Dunmore. MARRYING PARSON ] m|Cleared by Church Commis- sion of Any Wrong in Unit- ing 1,000 Couples. B By the Associated Press. m| DES MOINES, May 25.—Rev. John McElmoyle was guilty of no offense against the church when he married | 1.000 couples in a year'and gave his ™ town, Elkton, Md. the name of the “Gretna Green of the East,” was the B|finding Tate yesterday of the judicial commission of the Presbyterian Church in the United States bf Amer- fca. The commission _cleared Rev. IucElmoyle. but sustained the act of B the presbytery of New Castle in dis- -!lolvln( his pastoral relations with his_church. m{ Most of the marriages performed Rev. McElmoyle joined soldiers, | many of them from Camp Meade, Md., in wedlock with young women of the B | Baltimore aistrict. u ] The presbytery of New Castle had you use such a firm, stick as. MAV1S. Not on your lips—compareit with any lip stick you have a:‘n-d. 25c each. L veUS T TQILETRIES vVivAUDOU ] in 1921 : ohjedeed 11 to alleged Indle on made Hilkto: & the naam.-m wil i §EE i £ { i : i i INQUIRE 4BOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN i notics, 3 B g S to Financial Parley in New York. EL PABO, Tex., May 26.—Reports in Juares, across the border from here, are that SBecretary-de la Huerta léft Mexico City Tuesday afternoon with Leon Salinas, president of the beard of the Mexican National Lines, and will pass through El Paso éarly i i “has ‘the B 0 in the KIk- tomorrow on his way to New York. that Mo- —— where he 15 to meet international A i A mv‘ l:::dry and cleanin Lt financiers. OMcially, Juares authori- serve | lishment = [ of one of Chicegv's sxciusive sRDUEDS | Satinrs o hoaay aad only Shat M- cag ° take notice by announcing |It had been expected that Mr. de I m&lu in “flapper gar- | Huerta would go to New 'York b; way of Lareda. 1 f sit and lhlfll will ments.” 7 N : Esteblished 1881 W. B. 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