Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 11

i WALKER PROPOSED FOR Y COUNCIL Park View Association Fa- vors Its President for Advisory Board. Fred 'S Park night was named the choice of that association for ion to the Citi- zens' Walker. View Citizens® esident of the fation, last Catker fol- of the wn Cit- elther be abolished or that it be limit ed in its activities <o any memher of the | tzens’ public not to bind ion of Cit Associations questions. T 1ive Blanton was 1o have e meetin members and othe ed the hall i i : LI‘F'E aIME] e 11111 T 00O InTRODUCTORY DispLAY 1926 Styles LEONARD (CLEANABLE "REFRIGERATORS he council | and about 300 | but at a late hour Mr. Blanton tele- phoned that it would be impossible for | him to attend. John 8. Cole veported on his appear- | ance before the committee on Dis. | trict appropriations. An appropria tion of $150.000 had been authorized for the addition of a third story to the Park View School, and it was sald that as this is opposed in the community, an effort will be made to have the funds used for the pur- chase of additional ground for exten- | slon of the school and playgrounds. A program of entertalnment was given by Henry Goldstein, xylophon- ist: ukulele trio, Charleston dancers and quartet. Five new members were added. President Walker presided. Tribute to Mrs. Goodenov:. Resolutions of symathy on the death of Mrs. George 1. Goodenow, a former ‘ho died in New York City March 2, were adopted at an execu- tive board meeting of the National e of American Pen Women in cham Hotel vesterday. w was the widow of ( enow of Kalamazoo, Mich., dea in Washington for many She also was the sister of Lonis Napoleon Geldert, the past president of the National League [Hf American Pen W and was well known in lit | laly has a boom in rayon making. ! ‘' THE EVENING MERCHANDISING, TOPiC. Prcper Methods Discussed by New York Stylist. The proper method of mechandis- ing was discussed by Miss Helen Langdon Cass, New York stylist, at the weekly luncheon of the Advertis- ing Club at the City Club vesterday. | Miss Cass declared that women purchase clothes primarily to make themselves more heautiful and not because there Is a bargain sale, or because a particular dress is cheap, and that therefore merchants should advertise their clothng by styles and fashions rather than by pi “The stores cater to every the public and upon the duty of seeing that the rig! gets to the right person. 4 product produced is eved to the public through the storves,” declared 'Vertl!ln‘ really created the styles and Now is the time when you can buy a Leonard Refrigerator for less than regular price. All the new.1926 styles of Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators are featured here now at special low introductory prices. . 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Snowdon, of the Hecht Co. presided as chalrman of the meet- ing. thei; ), Thompson and Nugent Oppose | iheigiob mon Corn Products. Co. Dismissal. Commissioners Huston . Thompson and John F. Nugent of the Federal Trade Commission have dissented from the majority opinion of the com. Telephoning by wireless from mov- ing trains has been tried successfully on British railways. although tunnels cause a distinct “fading” of the voice, Corn The dissenting commissioners. in charge that standing millions of persons were out of work in 1920, and many commodi- ties dropped in price, the company. through a guarantee against decline in price, held up the price of syrup. The dissenting opinion said that the company took the step guaranteeing mission which dismissed the complaint 'against price decline although the in-|columns of The Star. 10, 1928. 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