Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1925, Page 5

/ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY B[]Y IS KIDNAPED xONCE UPON A TIME ; The Three Bears II. BY W. J. ENRIGHT! ity il it T R G Father Believes Wife, From L gl h N T ‘ For Your Vacation While motoring, motorboating Whom He is Separated, N e = mountain climbing or any other - 5 Z form of vacation activities o % N g you'll find safe protection from Took Child. s S > N N - I the blinding rays of the sun - E A - with a pair of sun glasses from —= ¢ Z our stocks. In all sizes, stvles Br the Associated Prese | g : 2 and shades moderately priced NEW YORK, July Five-vear 5 the sub ject of conflicting decrees of New York and Texas courts. has been ‘\Mn:ny-d for the second time in two ths, Have Our Optometrist Ex- amine Your Eyes Today. oy HENSHE TRIED THE LITTLE CHAIR THAT J ()fi/& g" n]n(- per. a wealthy suit and dress @OLDENLOCG THEN WENT INTO THE HE TRIED THE BIGGEST CHAIR THAT LBHEN SHE TRIED THE MIDDLE SIZED CHAR | | BELONGED To THE WEE SMALL BEAR AND irer. who went fo San An SITTING ROOM WHERE SHE FOUND THE THREE BELON(vEDTOTHE GREAT BIG BEAR BUT THAT BELONGED TOTHE MIDDLE BEAR BUT | | FOUND IT QUST RIGHT BUT SHE SAT INIT SO ints Opticians \« ago, and brought his CHAIRS THAT BELONGED TOTHE THRET BEARS. | | SHE Foune 1T Too HIGH THAT WAS TOo BROAD HARD THAT IT BROKE DOWN 35 F'Street nd who was indicted in kidnaping. believes that © McClure Newspaper Syndicate n N 722 MO OV e OLDENLOCKS TANKES A LITTLE AR [ e [——— [o][———[o[———a[——— o[ o= —To Philipsborn \. S DhERE the vard of In a letter to Otto M. Eidlitz of | January 1 in Florida. with restora- vaded by the Operative Plaste it rs Martcunens,| PLASTERERS! STRIKE | et ok ol o Fall” "5 e Hah S ie eE s, when two men and g0. as representatives of the twee s 9 tractors to be co THREATENS TIE-UP| i,':"{;'."‘; > frec u-d upward of $90.- |l c it | dispute, whi nstruction, the board o ite | abrogation Threatening to hlock $500,000,000 | OMcers of the Bricklavers, Maso ory been in- agreements between the two unions _conisteuttion A masy i cities|98d Plstevess’ Dinlon e T T T hontk er | ARl | Srrouehout the counury. e srlke | {ration Supmitied ai the. Labos 33223222222 2822 2222422 t::tt‘tttt’t‘t”t‘.:ttitt edings on the Texas kidnap- |4 virtual deadlock as a result of lho"“‘""""' ponterence; tment Gov. Smith was told | fajlure of #n arbitration proposal|Calls for prior withdrawal by 2 Days Only, Thursday and Frlday Coupon . Canaday had obtainad a|submitted by bullding contractors, Operative Plastere cree. with custody_of the | |ters granted to new 1 unions IMPORTED BROADCLOTH Any one presentine this conpon when extradition proc b= purchasing ane of these shirts will re- ceive a handseme BAT WING TIE absolutely Specially Reduced 1 for Two Days Only, at FREE! Bring the Coupon %of 910 7th St. N.W. ; $3333333233233323322333333233338333338 332 5000 mEEEBEBEEBEBEE‘H P xlxpsbo ea ol 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, July and August 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. July Clearance Sale Beverly C}uffons . Stating its stand in the recent con © | ference called by Secretary of Labor | == = way Davis in an effort 1o settle the dis- e . pute. the Brickla Masons and \‘\MAMA»( ,{/ tribe in the central part | Plasterers’ International Union of | k\ ,‘m DAVIS' Roor g, Zr <7 ich has a ma o America has refused to accepl arbi- tration of its differences with the |~ Operative Plasierers’ International| 2y Union en a status quo hasis D J. KAUFMAN, Inc. | £ 1005 PA. AVE. f”“‘”‘?’:wms Circle featuring Meyer Davis' Chateau Le Paradis Tent Rand. B Thurday and Friday Only .39 3 Prs., $4.00 HOME OF THE “2-PANTS SUIT" Call_Rohert. Main 123 and the ice-cold lemonade | Cox Nepacyations 33823822388323838888333““883883822333 zz:zéz:z:z:zxzz:z:ztz:z:z:zz:zzzxzttz *o *9 * *¢ *e > *¢ The House of Courtesy’ A Special Sale of Fine Imported Wash Weaves— Interpretmg New Fashions in E m m m m m O \ Every pair perfect and \ full fashioned. in the season’s i 2 wanted shades. T T ER— m m m m m fi’l Shirts —in two great bargain groups. As vou well know, the Emeryv is su- perior to any shirt made in Amer- ica. They can be purchased from D. J. Kaufman only—they can be had at reduced price only once a vear. Here she goes! That popular number of ours. sheer and perfect: with the lisle garter tops. women who are familiar with quality and sheerness of this hosierv —and the decidedly higher price at which they regularly sell—will take opportunity to supply their future needs. Sizes 814 to 10. Summer FI‘OCl(S You will quick~ Motifs that are ly sense the re- new, of materials Annual July Clearance of Hundreds of Women's Higher-Priced LOW SHOES 1.060 Pairs in 36 of This Season’s Stvles markable values fresh from the in this sale. other side. Aol 3,000 Perfect $ 1 69 ’ Emery Shirts Made 1o sell for $2.50 and $3 » Al 2,000 Perfect ~ $79.39 Emery Shirts Made to sell for $3.50 to $4.50 Now Reduced Do not confuse this great lot of merchandise irly ) VNl | LD with the annual sale of Emery Seconds. Every shirt in this lot is perfect. There are whites, One-Strap Blonde Satin s Black Satin g::‘:—lre _;::’:‘P J Patent Kid Two-Tones Black Suede s Tan Calf gg:i Pumps Rosewood Satin : Blonde Kid Sy e e e White Kid Cuban Spanish I"u;s Shl. LO“' an plain colors and fancies in madras, oxfords. hroadcloths, poplins: in fact, every popular fabric. There are either collar-attached or neckband styles. Sizes 131, to 18 and sleeve lengths 32 to 35. ONLY SIX TO A PURCHASER. Hurry!! Smile in Summer Clothes Palm Beaches ¥ | 5 Silk Mohairs ¥ I 8 Tropical Worsteds vis Tailoring of the Better Kind o Hundreds of pairs of our most popular Spring and Summer styles are offered in this low-priced group at remarkable sav- ings, every pair having sold at a much higher price. Choice of every wanted material and style is to be found in practically all sizes. Early selection is earnestly advised. They are the better grades of imported Plain Drop-stitch Voile. 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