Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 15

THE EVENING 1925. nell, where He taught English to pay his tuitio Mra, Stralght is a daughter of the late William C. Whitney, secretary of the Navy during the Cleveland admin- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. “"TWO HELD POISONED. Man and Woman, Found in Cabin, Died Naturally. RIDGEWAY, Ontario, April 3.— Ptomaine poisoning caused the death of Nathan Mcllmoyle of Fonthill, formerly of Petershoro, Ontario, and Mrs, Rose Kahn, wife of a Buffalo business man, whose bodies were W. H: Fimhicst- of Elmbirsy, Barna. | o9nd ina cottage near here on March ley, Yorkshire, England. He served |11, according to the verdict of a cor- in the British Army during the war.|oner’s jury reached last night. ensational alues You’ll want Hanover Shoes for Easter, when you see them and try on a pair. Yes, and you’l] want them for all-year-round too. of Willard D. Straight and sister of BRITISHER WILL WED |50, 5.5 ainer. todas becomes MRS. D W. STRAIGHT<L'Ii,.Klifl'n."'n"?Z,":’“..\’.‘\,rf.'.”\“'n';f, the agricultural sc! nnm of Cornell. | istration. e ’\h ts 38 and h Her first husband, whom she mar- While Mrs. &xn\lul\l is one of the|ried in 1911, was a newspaper corre- Sister of H“"’Y Payne WRItney | . oaitnicst women in the country, Mr. Spondent during thy Tusso-fayensee i | Eln hirst has no fortune and is com- | War, a representative of American Met Leonard K. Elmhirst at | 27000 0D (own. bankers in China and an executive . ’ 1 the death of her first kus-|in the State Department. He died in Cornell University. o M R iEht hh & r.| Paris in 1918. Mr. and Mrs. Stralght By had three childran. band Mrs. Straight has been inter- \»md in Cornell University. Two e b oy | years ago she gave it a 31,000,000 Brtheliameiated Pren | buflding for a memorial fo Mr NEW YORK, April 3.—Mrs. Dor- | Sirafght othy Payne Whitney Straight, widow She and Mr. Elmhirst met at Cor- Mr. Elmhirst is the sen of Rev. : Hanovers are America’s biggest shoe value. No shoes of equal quality, style and wearability have ever been offered at our prices. Sevle 086P Patent Leather Oxford: $4 and 4 Oxford—85 Folks—You don't need cash y to seclect your Easter Outfit at BUTLERS! This popular and old reliable store, with branches TRUSTS YOU! Come, see what your credit will everywhere, do for yvou! We undersell all competition! Big buying powers Buack Catfokin N Oxford—$5 mean something to you! Come, sec for vourself! KPS THE HanoverShoe 939 Pennsylvania Avenue Four Floors at Your Service! This vast store, with four big floors, and comfortable elevator service, is backed by tremendous buying, 34 vears of service to the public, and KNOWS what you want at the price you want! @@@?fiig@w&s&%@&d&%@@@@@@& %Y ANSBURGH & Entrances: 8th and E Sts.—Stairway 8th St. Shoe Shop Vestibule A Tlmel Offering of 1,800 Pairs of Boys’, Glrls and Children’s Shoes | 119)5 Oxfords, One Strap, Two Straps and Theo Ties. In patent leather, tan leather and patent and tan combinations. Girl's sizes, 2/5-6. Boys’ sizes, 10-13%5. Misses’ sizes, 1125-2. Child's sizes, 814-11. Infants’ Patent Straps and Cut-Outs. Size 4-8, $1.39 @u@&@uw@% $29.50 Cash or credit. Puy pay after Easter! See Our Kiddies’ Department! Styles just.like mother’s and dad’s— the hest to be had—and, we'll rh'\rge it. Come, dress up the little ones! ~Nowhere Such Easter Values! Ladies’ Dresses! Ld Silk or Cloth, at $ .75 pe Cla e b At shades Your own For Friday and Saturday Trimmed Hats at $ Oats New Ensemble Suits With Fur Borders ERIDL A terms. creations with print- for now - RS T An opportune sale for the chil- /. dren. Just in time for Easter, we are offering these new Spri.g Pat- Good, strong, serviceable shoes with sewed soles and rubber heels. Correctly shaped styles for the growing child. e 1 16> 94 your new dress and coat. Cash or credit! ed frocks. All new shades and all sizes. New Tnlored Suits —represent the new- est styles of the renson—on CREDIT! value Genu- Greatest Faster in town. ety (IR ine polaire, with mouf- flon trimmings. All shades. While they last only. CASH OR CREDIT! Men’s Suits at —include many with two pairs of trousers. Nowhere can be equaled! (RSN $ 8.88 A splendid opportunity to purchase a new dress for Eas- ¥ £ Gayly trimmed styles, in all the latest materials, in- cluding flannels, twills and cantons. Smartly tailored Use Your ter, Pleasing styles in all the latest materials. Gayly trim- \E" T Credit — This Easter! Why do without! Be dru\(d up in the hest at BUT- LER'S! You don’t need cash here. Come—ask about it! 0 CHI 7 y (SR !rIIIIIlHIlII!IIII'\\‘Ir‘IlI!lmlIMIIII'\\' SR TS AT 311 Seventh Street N.W. See Our English Styles S e s A P TN S models that give comfort and . service. Choice of colors. Some with fur borders. Stout sizes included in darker shades—self-trim- med. - A remarkable offer- ing at this low price. The Btnemfn(‘sl;re of Lansburgh med in matching and contrast- ing colors. Suitable for dress and everyday wear. A pleas- ing assortment of colors. Mon- day’s sale at this price was a tremendous success—this one will undoubtedly cause a tre- mendous crowd. Come early! The Basement Store of Lansburgh & Bro. o