Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 28

2 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1926. CEARS EXPRESSED g | I_’flR SN[]W MU]’URS Jarnac Toilet Preparations | Face Powder, all | Cold Cream.....50c Fine quality really serviceable soeks. All St shades . Sl.OO’ Paste Rouge, 2 the new Spring shades. Sizes 6 to 75C May Crash Through lce and| Talcum ........25¢ | shades ® 9% Very special at 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 STEEET FLOOR Wilkins Is Likely to Order SIREET/ELOOR Members American Retailers’ Association, Inc. Them Back. ===\ Slip Into theFashion-Glory of Spring Clothes they continue sledges of lane ex- New Spring Styles Assembled eorge H. Wilkins T for Saturday’s Presentation of I f Y Girls—Fourth Floor ty was two miles be BUyS 4‘1’23t FlOOl’ s roadhouse day, one il emera Hats for Bobbed nt ll IIOPS or Outll e b Three of the sledges were e e ety For Miss 7 to 14’s Spring Wardrobe! Satisfying Boys at Mothers’ Price i z::m,‘lgs or Unbobbed Heads F e . i - s W New rocks BOYS 4-Pe. Suits : S to 98 overland. The Largest Wariety and from Tanana to e 59 r, thenext Tapof The Latest Styles Fro m Lu cette 2 New weaves and has been forsaken i Rt & 2 marrow tailk thatiihasinever The Best Values y [ sl e S . swank that is DT 15 Selieved that Cape. Wilking on ) $2 9 5 LI deucedly English! : next week will order . i ' cnena. Then 7 $ . ( Of course, this $ 75 2 SRR ey charming group of F E E X Crisp New Wash l would be carried to Point expedition's flying S : {ill D includ | ! w resses includes a STUDENTS ASK JURY { Soft hemp or hair braid with i uj number of delightful —need the guidance of well IN SNOWBALL CASE D e, matching or contrasting shade & prints. Besides these chosen, sensible shoes! How smart he’ll ¥ of silk crepe, satin, faille «ilk I are serviceable look in one of Assault Charge Against Four Cath- ¢ i Z or the ever popular felt—fash- ‘ | E rayons, broadcloths | jilhe “vdlf-hm‘ foot,” says these new suits— I/ and novelty stripes; a proverb, “finds easily the and how service- olic University Boys to Be ion these most delightful of _ 2 2t healh?? And Heard in March. @& . Spring hats — and colorful all in attractive fast path to health. And no | aple they'll prove! flowers add the final touch of R colors. | other time are proper shoes One pair of pants SR 10MIheStar A charm, in a great many cases. / 7 Jecomingly styled more important than when for school andione : B! 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