Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 38

THE EVENING MURMUN H]E HH.I] THE MINUTE THAT Slj:EMS A YEAR. INSECOND MURDER Killed Cellmate, Who Taunt- | ed Him for Burying Baby Alive, Coroner Charges. N xhln\mh and rites der—one by here that he Joseph Prixoner. man, accol other pr dead mother ancient tribal Sy e baby quinquer ty repre thar Now Is the Time New is the best time tc select your Easter outfit. We avite every man and woman, il or married, to open a Charge Account. No need to worry sbout cash. UST AS YOU'RE SIENALING 3 TC LEAVE TO QPEN THZ FITISNT HIS LEG YOU'RE © McClurs Newspaper Syndicate ENOUe¢H TOR THE COOK, HE GETS LUF \WINDOW A CRACK | LEAVING YOU WONDLRING KICKING , STAR, WASHINGTON, D. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ’WET LEGISLATOR TO ASK YOUR HUSBAND UNDER WHOSE 15 1T 7 uum.s\ WA M) Buys Your Complete Sbring QuTH! This Is the Place Come to the stere where your credit is as good as your cash. Here you, will find the right styles at the right prices on the Easiest Credit Terms. A little cash a week or each pay day pays the bill. Our $5.00 cash deposit plan on an entire Spring outfit, is the talk of the town. The tremendous crowds that are packing our store prove beyond the shadow of a | doubt that Washington has long needed a store like thu YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. OUTFIT NUMBER 2 Five Dollars Down Buys A Ladies’ Ensemble Suit $29.75 Spring Coat. 324 75 Easter outfit now. OUTFIT NUMBER 1 Five Dollars Down Buys A Ladies’ Spring Coat A Ladies’ Spring Dress. A New Spring Hat .$24.75 .$17.98 ..$6.98 A Ladies’ A Stylish Hat. S Come in and select your ’5 OUTFIT NUMBER 3 Five Dollars Down Buys A Ladies’ Suit. ..$24.75 A Ladies’ Dr .$22.50 A Ladies’ Hat A OUTFIT NUMBER 4 Five Dollars Down Buys A Man’s Spring Suit...$24.50 A Man’s Top Coat.....$29.50 A Spring Hat ’5 OUTFIT NUMBER 5 Five Dollars Down Buys A Man’s Tailored Suit..$34.50 A Man’s Spring Hat. .. $5.95 A Silk Shirt . $7. OUTFIT NUMBER 6 Five Dollars Down Buys A Man's Top Coat A Man’s Hat A Silk Shirt 5 Cheerful Credit It takes only a minute to open an account here. Cash or Credit— our price is the same. No extra charge for credit here. We have no collectors —you pay at our office. Something in A New Style Ensemble Suit »WHEELER TO CIDER PARTY AWllcun!in State Senator to Give Fruit Juice Fete for Leaders of Both Sides in Fight. By the Ausociated Press MADISON, Wis, April 3, —State Sen- | ator Ben Getteimn, Milwaukee, certer of a “wet and dry” controversy, nga | ing the attention of the Wisconsin Le | islature last night, issued a general in- FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925. telman said, would be extended to Wayne B. Wheeler, head of the National Anti-Saloon League. The Senator said he had asked t\\n other Senators de- scribed as * RAISE POULTRY EMBARGO. ALBANY, Aprl 2 —The embargd i North Carolin for the first time, | RO, e will have & woman candidate fof| ROGCSESSBSD governor in 1925, Miss Julia Alex- | &% ander, Charlotte lawyer and member | &3 of the Legislature, having announced | her intention to try for the nomina- tion in the Democratic primary fram several States has been lifted from all States wes —— | of the Mississippi, it was announ: Berne A. Pyrke, mmissioner of farms snd marke New York State sterday by Easter Greetlngs vitation to leading “wet and dry” a vocates of the State and Nation to at- |tend a fruit juice and cider party to | be given at his Milwaukee home, April 18, A special invitation, Senator Get- REFRIGERATOR RELINING f S. ROSE (|| Frankiin o5 616 1 St \.W. Prevent Pyorrhea by the Regular Use of 4 n TOOTH PASTE F 1 N G M 4 lmnmmwnummlumumnmu-mnlumg H E gR There’s Real: O Winter's injuries to gut downspouts tering. cornices. it bills and “life” of your home #A Colbert ‘repair work as on new jobs. aurice J. 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Collar-Attached Shirts in Colors, $2.50 Stripes, checks and solid col- in shirts with medium length soft collars attached ors, Collar Pins, 50¢ For a well-groomed appear ance, wear one of these with collar-attached shirts Striped Suspenders $2.50 Yveryvbody at Princeton is wearing them. in red and blue or orange and black Silk web, stripes very smart. Sports Belts to Match $1.50 Welt Brim Hats, $3.50 May be worn with brims up or turned down all around Gray or tan shades. Socks in Pastel Shades 81 Light shades of gray. blue and tan with stripes and checks of contrasting colors. Men's Furnishings Section First floor College Oxfords, $8 Genuine Scotch grain leather in tan or black; blucher style, approved by young men who have cultivated a taste for footwear of an ex- clusive character. Men's Shoe Section, Second floor Co Moo T 11T L@l 1 Qecd College and High School Styles Initiated This Spring C OLLEGE men have taken the stilt out of dress and given it an agreeable lilt instead. They have turned formal styles into normal styles and widened our vision on dress as well as the bottoms of our trousers. No wonder, then, that younger men at high school take the college man’s judgment of what's right in clothes as their criterion. Here’s What They’re Wearing This Spring Suits in Light Bright Colors, $45 The illustration shows the style that is most popular among college men this Spring. It is developed in light gra tans and blues. Most of these have very fine pin stripes of contrasting colors. Moderately wide trousers make them comfort able as well as smart. Other Coll High School Fellows’ Suits .With 2 Pairs Trousers, $25 Loose-fitting trousers (two _ pairs), short-pointed vest, straightline coat—that's the collegiate style —and that’s the style in these suits. The new shades are of light, solid ege Men's Suits to S60. gray and gray mixtures— bright, yvouthful shades. Splendidly tailored through out. At the lowest price in years. Collegiate Topcoats in Light Colors, $35 Men's Clothes Section, Second floor Reach Fielders’ Gloves Speclal $2.50 and $3.50 heel, full size, fielders’ gloves. Exceptional value in big league famous = Reach model, genuine horsehide, laced Sporting Goods Section, Second floor mnnh ard X Wothrop See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 39, 40 and 41. if con-