Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 10, 1926 -PART 1. FE e = A 1 tract reserved to Saint ens the own ‘ il orm umni MlNNESUTA STME L OFFICERS OF MINNESOTA SOCIETY | REBE'VERSHIP Pl_AN AUTOISTS ARE WARNED. | SAINT-SAENS’ WIDOW | ::h, 7' i i iy | Wil Foom Alumai clu, ] — Judge Will Impose Heavier Fines TO SHARE IN ESTAT “»"-’-”\}f profiting fr tistic prop- |t Bine . 5 : \ \ ; 9 # ; for Parking Abreast. ik | The ‘ 12 T ; | , 3 : e T served notice on future offender: 1|].H“ AwardEd Royalt} ‘“ : Py R. Hitt in raffic ‘ourt yesterday ! One of Most Important Mem- - S Former St. Paill Road Presi- | besfning Monday fines would e in sk creased materjally. bers of Group of Organi- F : dent Admits Previous Iokstons of this erdlmancs. v I8 | By Associaiod Precs creasing.” the judge st : S 4 R 4 e i i this week there has been an avera amill- | zations in City. { e 3 1 B : Discussion. of 20 to 2 a ily. In many instances LW i i ¢ E A i | whole blocks have been obstructed, | Was awarded the usufruct of the com. ——a T en BY MARGARET B. DOWNING. ; 3 ¥ the Associated P causing traffic jams, with injury tof . o unt to 100,000 One of the virile and important &5 ¢ 7 W YORK, ar. i 3 life and property imminent. E il e Ietabers “oflithe xibap ot x B 2 3 » . . Milwaukee and St. | “The regulation allows a machine | societles established in the Nu ] vay directors had planned a receiver- |10 stop to unload and take on pus of cxpert couefal audlskille G it R y . A i ship two or three we before they | sengers, and o permits commercial| s ons left his wife out of his Only the very best of mat et road into bankruptcy, I | vehicles to stop. It does not, however, | i o sepi f.fll\' "*];1(("" all our wo members the Secretar ] ; % one of the recaivers, e 7 | Evcm it o Grlver ia Jeft in the machi o Gold Cromn & Brldge [ ot improved k Bill 3 before the In e C e This defiance of the law must stop, | e el s o RMCabr the G X $ s 0 and 1 will take drastic measures to| pos i ———————o——o ventative Bletce Bitles ithe i : @ stop it.” ’ 3 e frc iece, methods used in DR. FREIOT'S of W Mrs. William D>, Mitehel e ’ N an L Miler . ; t e Bt . ¥ b fice. Positively no discomfort is felt e bondholders committee, attemptin s weel : « - v when we are working for you. Over show that the road might have been | their marris ) 2 20 years of g(;;:l honest dentistry is i ; y saved. —_——————— 1 i ; my record. Thousands of satisfied 1o mEnG Wiam . Moret, — A e divectors meeting whicl |, i it wi « v, 1924 patients in Washington and sur- ted the re ship, Mr lipeca Mnown ondl betorsi it ¢ rounding cities and towns is posi- | said, a printed form was pr already tive proof of my reliability and for are in the employ of t} al Gov- PR Z . A 4 ) ship. dentistry that is natural looki et \ e E [ ynake 1o e a1 Cou | A the 1y's hearing Mi lasting and Is guaranteed. Cleanl r the past three . S\ By was filled in. Mitlex. & pnensCox, the ) Floors ness is one of our many striking | stalled features. extremely nervous and patients by DR. FREIOT AND STAF claiming tive Makes Several Admissions. Experience imissions were made | er the ) | : Mard = X 4 L I erms o o k @ S ¢ t-, . . 2 DR. RE'O Payment that the stock soo! war Immlm the | i 407 7th St N w May Be in value. at present time was for the best in- | ance . . = Arranged A e xise 4n e o e of the security holdes T ST . e from Austria, Tidgar B e T P O A S Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays: 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. as consul from Austria-Hun- [ Paul, and Mr. AMiile ributed this | slo pEascaRtd L s wonld o ol o Ao, | e, e, M, e stlbu, (| pone Cox i et et vk | || ook o e eme DR, FREIOT wni Adire 0 st Wit headauarters at u ] b [[He stidyiof the = - et Be Sure You Get Into the Right Office. A e knowledge of various | hearing was selected to | Plans by New York financiers to save | down me, on December « rires of the sep n ‘pereo b et e e e 7z Inquire About Our Trade-in Policy—It Helps Yon EASY CREDIT TERMS—THE SAME AS ALWAYS IN { example . is also a | o the consul | from Fran s 1 occurred in The Minne 8 ¢ n e I W city Among Largest So o= " Look What Has‘ Pl\afipened to Prices in Phillip Levy’s Clearance E Deorle. dance i P : ¢ < WHEN YOU NEED A KEY Astounding price reductions on our entire stock have been brought about through this January Clearance. Now vou can buy ail vou need in furni- f the majo > tivities | R i 1 o’ You need our instant duplicatiog ture and housefurnishings at 'way below regular priccs—AND REMEMB ER—EASY-TO-PAY CREDIT TERMS. nervice Duplicate Key, 250 Bring your locks te the sho) TURNER & CLARK = i Basement ‘ : 5 Trade in Your 1233 New York Ave. OLD FURNITURE Furniture that has become old through usage or out of style can be exchanged with a liberal allow- ance on new, modern furniture. . : Our basement has been devoted The Music Center of the National Capital ‘ (AN O e No matter what it is—bedroom, | 3 5 S o = i li\‘l:ng ronm.‘rlining r‘:)om. etc.—we 2 3 5 : g 3 take them all in exchange on new SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR MONDAY | i = pieces or suites. 2 = | 3 k o . ey, The same wagon that delivers 3 % g vour new furniture will carry away the old. : 5 T g i : 2 o4 Look around the house and see B what you would like to exchange . & ‘ s z xS for newly designed furniture. L00:{’ I,I‘kf New-" < E i, | ¥ : STEA A 2 2 Genuine Mahogany 5 / ' 2 3 : 4 TR, Rush Seat Windsor Play Like New ! = 37, . Chair $9.75 We have only ~ : = = few of these chai with attractiveness. Three large pieces, covered in velour (exactly as g P i that sold for $16.50 shown_ in picture). At night the davenport can be used for a bed—it's ke regularly, lefi. Of exceptionally helpful when unexpected visitors stay overnight. Clearance o genuine mahogany— Sale, Price A rush seat — sturdily Take a Long Time to Pay the Bill! i Including Bench — L waimut-Finish | | Eight-Piece Bedroom Outfit—Clearance Price ---and Delrvery Dresser Robe : ] e S Here’s something to bring you down- i town early Monday morning. When the | e e dresser robe—an ftdeal great Jordan store announces bargains of plece of furniture for it d y : Suite consists of dresser, chif- this kind they are sold in a few hours. For T St s Q Zzn : @S] (onicr, metal bed, con this group we have selected the very best = ::::.:".:..;:‘:.. ‘::.:: | {58 = mattress, bed-spring, cane-seat of our traded-in-Players—and priced them et ot A ; - ; 3 ! real bargnin. A LONG TIME TO PAY THE at least $100 under regular value. New | _ 5060 Week PHILLIP LEVY WAY piano stock is arriving! No room for any- thing else now—hence these bargains! chair and two pillows. Wrought Iron ] & OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT \/ G Street Come, 13¢h Foldins Card Tae | FOR GREATEST VALUES anv EASIEST TERMS T 8189 Home of the Chickering Piano 735 Seventh Street N. W. o ohede —cora = _»umum'u%mmm.ummmm\nn\nm\ml!mlmmulnumllmuiummmmmlmuml (T TRV T I i THAE