Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 12

7 COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON 'NATIONAL TRAFFIC SESSION CALLED [Safety Conference to Pre- { sent Reports on Present | Status of Accidents. | Solutions many traffic problems | suggested since the meeting last vear THE EVENING STAR, ONCE UPON A TIME THE STORY UP TO NOw ()] BOY NAMED FREDDY GAVE THREE PENNIES EARNED WORKING FOR THE SKINFLINT BHERIFF TO BEGGARS. AND IN RETURN GOT A FIDDLE THAT MADE EVERYONE DANCE, A GUN THAT ALWAYS HIT THE MAZK. AND A PROMISE THAT NOBODY SHOULD SAY NO TO MIM ME GOT SOME FINE CLOTHES AND WENT BACK TO SEE THE WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY '10, 1926. Little Freddy With His Fiddle. XIII BY W. J. ENRIGHT and inhibits | SHERIFF AND MADE HiM DANCE IN THE THORNS UNTIL WIS CLOTHES WERE RAGGED. ME WAS ARRESTED AND THREATENED WITh MANGING. HE BEGGED TO | BE ALLOWED TO PLAY | HIS FIDDLE [ will be presented to the national con- |ference on street and highway safety |at its meeting scheduled for March 23, 24 and 25, Secretary Hoover an- nounced today. Governors of the States already have heen invited by WHEN ME BAW THAT THEY WERE GOING TO LLOW HIM TO PLAY HE ASKED THAT HE HIMSELF President Coolidge to delega- BE BOUND TO A BIRCH TREE THAT STOOD THERE. tions. © McClie Newspaper Syndicate The committee on statisties will pre- - — - The Polais Ro S. Plost & Ca. Kresge Department Stores Nowask Quality Merchandise send inflammation : on to the stom. o ¥ 1 1 into the 924 hloo, at of the trou the rate of increase s t and Ble e growth of the || highway accidents has been declining Bery | during the past two or three years, Infants’ $1.50 Bath Robes ¥]-00 Tiny pink amd blue models trimmed with white collars and cuffs, silk braids and silk cords. Infants’ $1.25 Wool 1 Flannel Gertrudes In the long style that keeps little folks so com- fortable. Finished with a shell edge at the top and bottom. consecutive vears | on uniformity of laws ared a model al The Fair Chicago for use of the highw: 1 enforcement of | report will | and minim o s | all types of traffic violations will be made by the S e T Introducing the Newest Tailored Types for Spring! Sports and Dressy Frocks of Silks $29.50 . In tailored modes that come first in fashion's affections for Spring- time! Lovely frocks, illustrating many pleated and tucked variations that are youthful and trim. "|lllllllllmllllllllmllllllIIIIllIlllllIlllIllII|IlllllllllllmlillIIMI"||Il|'Ill'lI1|lIlIll'lillllIlIKIIlllllIllIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIHII LT TR Savings and Slyles That Are Irresistible! Tremendowns One-Day Sale of $49.50 {y $69.50 Winter Coats an cilities and the public relations mittee. Ernest Greenwood, secretary of the conference, has prepared a || special report on traffic conditions in the District of Columbla SILVER BAR AWARDED |, MRS. S. B. MILTON Mrs. Samuel BRurleigh Milton was the central figure in a formal cere- mony of entation at her resi | dence. on Sixteenth street. this morn ing. The nccasion was the awarding | The'\ldeal Powder of a silver bar by Miss Lois Thomp- | s son representing both Secretary For Dal]y Use Mellon of the T: v Department | and the United Coast Guard, under whose auspices the honors are awarded hy pthorization of an aect ] % Sl i (" All the new colors and silhouettes in such a variety and so moder- The ceremony K ately priced that it leaves nothing to be desired. 1 dor of her home Soft Flat Crepes, Georgette and Printed Crepes. are designed to fall in delightful tailored simplicity—whether the dress be for sports or tea. This pure, delicately med- icated, antiseptic powder does much to overcome ex- cessive perspiration. 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Palis Royal—Third Floor r Compound.” ice, thirty-five Druggists In many becoming shades, EEULEOOERI O N0 §1mmmumlmunummmmmllmu|m|||muwuumum|||||m|u|||||l|Mllrunmlmlumlmuunumnnmlmmmmmmmnnuimmmm”mm,,; gmmmmmuummlmmmmlmnmlmllmnmnmmmlmnmnnuuumu Baby Day Specials! Infants’ $4.50 Crepe de Chine Carriage Sets $2.95 Just the thing for the rides baby takes in the park—on the cover and the pillow slip there is pink or blue embroidery. Tots’ Elastic-Back Taffeta Hats mlmln||mmmmlmnunummuum‘mnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmllllum|nm|uml|ml|||lllmlrm|ul& o llllllllllllllIllIII|||I|l||llllHIIIlIIIIlllllIII||llI“|||IlI|III|IlIll|||l|||l|l|I|IIIIIIIII|Il Dainty and Practical Underthings : Sp[r}fi'iv(v)efihtsi\;ie?de Silk Dress Slips $2.98 = Decidedly Attractive Dress Slips of Baronet, Tub Silk ,and Milo Sheen. $1 'OO lv'l tailored models made with deep hemstitched hem andfhemstitched casing. Fitted over the ) hips to insure fashionsble lines. All the new Spring shades, navy and black. One of the seasonable Merode garments in which Milanese Silk Jersey New Colored T o v - satisfactory wear. Made Bloomers Crepe and Muslin o thres e Gowns j $1.00 ' > !‘Dainty Gowns, of colored crepes finished with i . jersey | Hias bands and trimmings of contrasting colors. in “‘:;“"“""""‘;’. ""17 ‘e; made with double elastic [ fn a large variety of styles—some are sleeveless i TILRE g Cone cuffs at the knees. Strongly | mind others with kimono sleeves. very Regularly : 5 $2.50 8 ) $1.69 | Adorable hats E / for tiny tots. Made of taffeta and straw trimming and fin- ished with a double shirred ruffie. In rose, wood brown, blue and red. Sizes 20 and 21 inches. Infants’ 69¢ Kapok Pillows 59¢ Plain Pillows or combinations of pink and blue. In two sizes, 12x16 and 13x17. 89¢c and $1 All-Over Lace Pillow Covers 90C Low neck, tailored top, sleeveless, tight knee or wide leg. Low neck, sleeveless and hodice top. wnshine §pecial T —— ForiTen Years the Sowthwest’s Most Noted Train! From St. Louts Daily at 6:45 p.m. Q%% other piace holde greater opportunity for pleasure and mecroation. shan the Texas Plcearosque, rotres sntrancingly b--m'm“!mm s throu, of winter, smiling skies snd geavine hospieality G Whether you thrill st the prospect of unlimited for cut-door sports, or long for o ot et youtl Bad da ' - P T e, Y I e e e o i e 'y , other Texas cichos and in the besutiful Lower Rio Grande Valley: G Prom almon int in,_the T d b A oy ot g Vbl e i ending contrasts that never cease to interest and chosm. even the ot seasoned traveles. Throwgh Daintiest Pillow Covers for the tiniest heads seoviceto e S5 to rest on! Made of all-over-lace dimity and poin. lawn, trimmed with butterfly applique, hand to-gnr information, broid broidered ruffle. %mma further in e embroidery (:r em Infants’ Beacon 69 Blankets C Pink and blue 30x40 Beacon Blankets in many different patterns. Palais Royal Birdseye or Flannelette Diapers Regularly $2.25 $ 1 . 9 5 In the 27x27 size. Palais Royal—Third Floor £ E b T T e T T A ||||nnnmmmlmmummllmmu||mmmnmmmmlmmi.|mmmmnnununmmlmmrmlmmmm|nummmm|ummmnnunmlmmmmmlmln Sport and Long Length Bloomers, of silk Palais Royal—Main Floor ink o reinforced and - in fll"mllllllIIIlllllllllllil'lll"IIIIlllllIlII|IlIII|IIIIIIIIllllIIIll|lIIIlIHIIlllIllllHliIIlllI Lovely batiste models that are included in this droup come in white and colors trimmed with face and embroidery. Jenny necks, round, V and square necks. ' mény purple, henna, navy and black. colors—tan, green, i i'lllIII|IllIIllllIIIIllIIIllllllllIIMIlIIIllllllllI'Illllllllllllllll|IINIIlllllllllllllllllllllllE Uniforms and Double-Service Aprons $1.98 Neat, service- Palais Rowal—Third Floor IIIIIIIlIlIllllllIlllllllllllllIIlIlllllllllllllllll"lIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIIII||lIIIIIIIIIIII'll||IIlI||l"IImIlll'lll‘||l||l|l|l|llllllllllllmllll|IIIll!l‘lllllll"lIIlIIIlIIIl|lIlI|IIIIIl|I|l-.. 2 7 z gllllIIIlllllIlillllllll'lllllllllllIIIII’IIIIIIIIlIIlllIlllIVlIllllllllll‘llIl"mlllllllllllhfllII|IIlII!IIIMll'lllllll“lumllllllfllllllmIl‘llllIlfllllllllllllllllmlmllIlmIlIlI!IIIII Great Fdbruary Sale! g £ able uniforms and Children’s High-Grade Footwear styles, of white fruit of plue chambrays, ¢ray and black pongee. Very practical gar- ments that make it possible for the busiest women to 1 - look their hest. E H 3 - = il R/egularly 32..70 to 33.75 Eveny) pair made over our scientific lasts for growing feet. loom, In pageiat leather, tan calf and patent with whiige tops. { All izes included sccording to age— i g 2 to 5%, 6% to 8 and 814 to 11. e § H ] T R > MISSOURI\ PACIFIC | 'LINES Palais Royal— Third Floor Ualais Royal—Second Floor A RO O S S Special Tourist Fares Wieh Libesal Step-sver Prleileges