Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 23

‘ A Shoe for Easter|: That Helps Your Health and Pocketbook: Newspapers and magazines have wblished much information on th arm which shoes ca > to one's health. That shoe be )umml not harmful has bee wany peeple by the Cantilever Shoe. Ney trator, says shoes were a Cantilever: of endured cessary evil. i be enjoyed instcad The Aexible arch, the welll ptaced| heel, the nat all permit the bt in to the beneficial ate result is bet- sre happines ter health—and m The same fine leather and workman- ship are obtainable this Season at ines cost. because a large and steady pro- duction has enabled the Canticver 1ac. tory to make economies in expense” without disturbing quality or wages. of the Cantllever Shoe ind you will enjoy its comfort throug! Summer. " The Cantilever Shoe at the new prices nts the greatest value « i fine leat scientific shoe con- struction able in the city. CANTILEVER SHCE SHOP s, 1319 F Street NW. (Second Floor Over Young Al Shop) P Special Attention to Men’s Fitting Bee Brand Insect Powder won't stain—of barma excent druggist or gro- eer WcCORMICK & Co. Balimore. B | McMein, the magazine illus- | “1 had always thought | “overhead | * You wiil like the Spring styles | _ | JOHNSON LAUNCHES | CAMPAIGN IN EAST | Scores *“Unholy Alliance Between Crooked Big Business and | Crooked Politics.” By the Associated Press. i ARK, N. J., April 17.—United nator Hiram W. Johnson of vention ca | for | pledged to his palgn speech in the Republican sidential candidacy. of the present | sorious con Washington to crudescenco of the “unholy ¢ between ecrooked biz busi- 3 nd crooked politica Senator Johnson asserted this is no time for “complacent association with }\lvm]- or others; no t for seclu- sion behind Hn barred ¢ rs of the | White Hou: for | and drastic proven to | zovernment, | about, thet to say situatio: ‘who 1% command of should be th President son assert 2 d himself to the duty ashing the “un- ,u SOCIETY GIRI. BROKE, | SEI.LS AUTOMOBILES | Miss Blanche Smbelgh Says l’alm Beach Trip Wrecked Finances. l gn make—to ntral Park d, “it isn't w fad. 1 't be working on a commission } FIGHT ON LLOYD GEORGE. | Son of Ex-Premier Baldwin Is Re- ported Candidate. LONDON, April 17.—C Baldwin there learn- of the many he Liberals rday, when ordered him | LaMar nm | sex county R antien iners { illegal. L | men have * ago. fact who SECUR]TY AND SERVICE. are essential requirements when selecting your bank. Your deposit in this bank is secured by $6,400,000 of resources, guarded by our officers and directors, conservative of vision and business experience, many of whom been connected with this bank since its organi- zation, thirty - five years That our service is effi- cient is evidenced by the that qver 60% of our commercial and savings accounts have been direct- ed to this bank by those have already done business with us. LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK. 7th and D Sis. N.W. delegates | “swift | mixed Pongee with a high luster which gives it the ap pearance of‘an all- c silk cloth. Will PERMITS PORK IMPORTS. Paris to Have Cold-Storage Meat in City Markets. PARIS, April 17.—A decree by the ministry of agricu 5 ated in the Journal Offic i he importation of . pork from J; ., Brazil, ‘ornia last night, in his first pre- | sucl 39-Inch Plain Voiles 35¢ in a full line of the leading Sheer, fine quality with & taped-edge. cut from the full bolt. Shown shades. | States aistrict court late FORMER DRY CHJEF INDICTED IN FRAUD| P. M. Williams, Once Kentucky i Director, Charged With Con- spiracy Against U. S. ed Press N, Ky., April 17.—Paul M. Williams, Lexington, Ky., former | out | director of prohibition in Kentucky, Is charged with conspiracy to defrau the government in liquor transactions in an @ndictment returned in United vesterda Williams retired trom office / ne of the cars swept rn Ontario, Manitoba and rn. Saskatchewan yester- purpose governm n owners in 1 U here Your Dollotyy- Count Hlort BEHRENDS 720~22~24 ‘Tth St.N.W. Agents for Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Now for Your Easter Apparel Smart Suits Featuring Latest Mqdes for Wemen and Misses at Ha'rl'ne Stripes Cherked Velours Smart Tweeds Poiret Twills and Others! Sizes for Women and ¥ Buylrh Modes _Tailored Styles Sports Effects Singe & Double “55] 7 Breasted Models 1E NEW SPRING CCATS Scores of Becoming Models AN for Stout Women! Misses 1 8 fo 975 Modeis, Stenightly . Drvisy St T demand at lue —Combmahon Flarr Pola Claths, Strpe Ik Tined. _Other ZTan —Gray —Rooky —Green A Great Showing of Silk Dresses I'hough the price is low. the quality is high, and vou'll 4 75 wonder how it is’possible for us to offer such charmingly Easter Apparel stylish dresses at this modest price. In Roshanara Crepes. Crepe Satins, Crepe de Chine, Spring Jerseys and com 75 for Infants Babies’ Crepe de Chine 2 d Crepello Coats the pre binations. All the newest Spring colorings. Big Girls’ Easter Coats Of rich overplaids, tan, ay, green and » plain polaire cloth: new side tie flare backs. 8 to 17 years. Girls’ Taffeta Silk Dresses auality taffeta, n rose; or Lll!je Tots’ French Voile Dresses of pongee waist, with silk braid to_m Tan with contrasting Girls’ Easter Hats 2 to the b nations, - al $1.25 to $3.98 Little Tots’ Panty Dresses Women’s Corsets and Underwear Women’s Voile Underwear Headquarters for Boys’ 2-Pants Easter Suits Boys’ Tweed Suits All wool, 2 Pants, ] tor veys 7 w0 . 17 years old. There are belt- ed Norfolk styles, in gray and brown mix- s American Lady Radio Girdle arter sup- BO s’ Reefers Exceptionally well 4 Pink brocaded models -00 the little boy for Easter. Kayser Onyx Chiffon and feult to Gnd. This is Guaranteed Silk (Glos) Hose —fancy_ striped ouffs and tops. 16-Button Kayser Handbags the latest c o ’ Children’s Pumps and Oxfords well made and a vast long. Sizes 4 to 1. ade, with i novelty tweeds, emblem and braid trim- med, just the coat for Abdominal redu stout coutil. pr ducing. Mest comfort Good quality white 5. Medium or low bust. s poplin blouse, made with double * yoke, m:rhed collar 1nd plain cuffs. i devr, black and white and many $4 Women’s Crepe Kimonos it Women's long Crepe Kimonos, in pret 50c Women’s Gauze Union Suits 35-inch Silk and Cotton Pongee This is a silk- elastic sides, stron All dizes on— $2.50 Women’s Reducing 21 to 6 years Thread Silk Hose e e “caves are « For Women 98 Highly mercerized yarn in Silk Gloves Newest stylen, 10 ings for sp Newest effects for selection to choose porters t Boys’ Blouses Every New Spring Shade in This Group <heer. ar nod of pure silk. Lisle ¢ silk with seamed back: 39c Full-Fashioned Sox colors, Perfect in every and summer w spring, and summer from. At this low fceen distinet _colors. in- 1 95 tops and reinforcements; full fashioned. ol gusraneed: ‘i epring Boys'—Girls’ 29 +$2 Women’s Leather respect. In Specially priced. wear, Exceptionally price they cannot las' make lovely dresses for women and children: shown in all colors, inciuding black, white and tan. GUARANTEED STRICTLY FRESH EGGS - ARMGCUR’S STAR, “The Ham What Am!” Z 7 'SUNNYFIELD SLICED BACON Rincless and Machine Sl"ced Make A&P Stores Your Headquarters for Finest Fresh Fruit and Vegetables :'E Q& direct from grower to your table at 3’ ¢ ) . 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