Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 14

. MTHE EVENING STAR, WASHAINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAT, FEBRUARY 17, 1926. 14 iy 7 =7 '; I! AN find funds to avert 1mm-lsnn-;$8,000’000 COAL COMBINE “1.(»»1:-;:“:'(: _(’:T'nx‘\ll“ France to get started in the i ¥y [ of 10 miles of N " . - | mines have an annual prodv » 3 Birmingham Interests Take Over| L of 1,000,000 tons, it I said. | ‘ n e ;4 Power Coficern to Furnish i of the Kent s « b ion was ef Il i : - Light for Properties. 3 an a te supply of | \ e L s wly acquired : alf of the more than S800 ! 5 . home. it was explained 5 Einbezzler Says Efforts to = 7th to 8th to E—FAMCUS FQR QUALl_TY §lNCE _lsfio—Fr-nhlm 7400 Members of American Retailers’ Association, Inc. Aid Young Persons in Need ine Co. had - g & 1l the I'u«n|:<ln.| h;;‘nk .'phnt \ Cost Heav”y‘. Monson (Mass)) Worsted 0. excess He estimated t solidated Power & hoiding company f The Outstanding Points of Fashion of $100.000: anoth 150,000 went to coal mining Kentucky, was announced veste ST e I Are Here In Two Important Events 1 onew cleaning (he City Park Association, New York, GoinComfi)rt . it iy ; {5) Philadelphia $5.00 s i BUST 1733 Penns from ¥ 5 mdon a Phone wnd an autho A Sale of Dresses as Good| | Ameties : InLarge Sizes as Small| | Retau’erf- ' | ASSOClatlon In Quality and Charm Sl mrovrei ol e et Far Above Their Price— lodkss linded by » his head in an Au e Hilda von 1 v The bri UNDER MITTE organizations—are combined for the purpose of affordi the numerous henefi g rived from and co-operative buying and operation, ' Thus we develop greater possibilities of economy in . The Lodestar of Sprlng Fash10ns--~- We leave it to you—to agree with us ,:""fi‘f ".]I’;;':h'i'l’,"’l‘"lfh};‘“"'":"v when vou see them! Already this amaz- | stores are located. 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