Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 25

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Never have these humble truths | Ith's Attorney ude , Who releas present relations between | t the courthouse. Clarence Hirst 1 that she was tion, ‘(Iu\ low rate of speed and Pennington, crossing the jumped back in front of her aif- | machine to avold heing struck by ting in | another auto speeding toward - Wash Struck | ) Robert 0. Pe / road t of the world, UM of Livingston He Washinzton is that | fered a er veral of which are |instant dea & viewed | in_countries of old | by Dr. Swai then taken | of the | to th rcmoved e tlantic, | Gawle taking establishment | from t bean S of hu- | DU g 4 power and h Hirons, danghter of Farm Husband Boycott Urged. 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FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Fourteenth Street at G w. T. GALLIHER, JOHN POOLE, Chairman of the Board. President. Mrs. Elizabeth Hirons of 611 Sheridan | street northwest, driver of the auto | as taken hefore Acting Com ‘All 0.1 “he David ¢ her for appear- | before a coroner’s inquest later to Sheriff Howard B Hirons, who was accom i THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926. 25 Jacob P. Adler Dies. April 1 (®).—Jacob P. | stag edian, known dled at his home last night. He was | Two Lieutenants Resign. ll.lm!. John Daniel jr., Infantry. 71 years old. He retired from the | ! I more t | accepted the | r stroke. Liegt. John | Mercury is the nearest planet d that of Second ' the sun FAMILY SHOE STORE CThe Junior~ \) P “Family” FoorwEAR For Caster Washington’s Largest Children’s Shoe Store Offers parents an immense Easter stock of Quality Shoes and a perfect fitting service for bovs and girls of all ages. 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Girls'— 91/,—8, $5.00 “Beginners” $2, $2.50 & $3 /\_(?% per Pair % 310-312 SEVENTH STNW. 53 YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE For the IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT An Extraordinary Sale of 3.276 Men’s SHIRTS Starts Tomorrow—IFriday The Actual Values Are $§1.75, $2, $2.50, $3 All to Go at This Astounding Low Price 99 6 for 5.75 A sale you cannot afford to miss! Space in the Bargain Basement has been given to us to nrnperly present this unusual group of shirts—offered at a price at and below the cost of material! Well fitting shirts carefully cut and pro- portioned. Made for men who are particu- lar about the details being right. Shirts that will stand many a trip to the laundry. Fin- ished with buttonholes that will look well and retain their shape after hard wear. Every Shirt Perfect Materials in the assortment— Plenty of White Blackstone Madras Woven Rayon Striped Madras Imported English Broadcloth Imported English Poplins Domestic Poplins Domestic English Broadcloths Mercerized White Oxfords Alpha White Oxfords Lorraine Madras Dimity Cords Neckband, collar attached or separate collar to match styles. Fancies—white and plain colors. Not each style in every material. Remember, this sale is in our Bargain Basement—each size arranged to facilitate quick service. Extra salespeople. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Kresge Department Stores Ouality Merchandise Courteous Service Zhe]PALAIS ROYAL The Faie L s l’l-ut & Co. Chicage Sizes 131 to 171 in the Lot On Sale in Our Bargain Basement