Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 51

EVENING S'l':.\R. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, APRIL 30. 1926. The Polais Roya 8. Plast & Co Kresge Department Stores The Pale e Quality Merchendise Courtoous SA” BREEK HE“] 'BAPTlizz‘T_gI:B#gl‘D;clna - HASLIGHT QUAKES ™o s =™ | | vention May 12-16. | Great News! Watch the Sunday Papers for Palais Royal Ads! Cold Dry Storage Furs and Cloth Garments Moderate Charges Garment Section—Palais Royal—Third Floor | Bul*Big0ilAREgion s MNDE| ZIOVSTON, Hex SAvlCd0 s Seriously Menaced Geol- flin{‘,‘;‘{i’.‘.“l ks ‘;‘;S’L’-Zmfir:m}‘:s: ogist Says. | tists is one of the principal sub- Chisags ! jects to come before their conven- | tion, to he held here-May 12-16. | Every missionary and benevolent | enterprise of the denomination 18 | greatly in need of financial re- X April 30.— | soure said an announcement, and the earth’s crust erl t to_enlist new financial re- cross one of the largest oil fields in | Sources probably will be launched the United os — the Salt Creek | under the direction of the co-opera- apot Dome, the naval | tive program commission. ut there is little danger | Another matter of interest will be < occurring in these oil | @ pre ed reduction in the number in the opinion of A. B. Bart ngers entitled to seats in Jett. Wyoming State zeologist the convention each year. Means The fauits are described by him as | f suring longer deliberation “dead.” There are nine small faults | upon maiters before the convention on the east side of the Salt Creck field | also will be considered. One pro- and another 3 miles long between the | posed solution of this problem Teapoi and Salt Creek fields. Thrge | that of delegating larger author faults have been located on the Tea- | to the execitive committee for ad- pot Dome structure vance consideration and report upon many of the matters now orignally presented to the convention itself. While Southern Baptists are bap- & more than 200000 converts vear, the announcement said | at many of the churches have not shared In this evangelistic effort, and therefore large emphasis will be given (o evangelism. i g ’ % “ L A Saturday Displays and Special D_ ted t Sale! Special Reduced Price on i =i I Just the things young fashionables take pride in wearing—an that mothers want to buy because they are practical as well as modish I —and tomorrow they will be very specially priced Grouped at Only For Little Brothers and Sisters $ 00 Baby Boys’ Suits 2 : With2 Pairs $7.95 Lovely millinery you've admired at much of Trousers, higher prices! 300 models in a style variety Tremors Increased Flow. not in A region of The largest “dead fault” in the . that along Casper Mountain, couth of Casper. It has a die.| Bans Duels by Army Officers. 1t of 10,000 to 11,000 feet and | F N. April 30.-The s 2 les long. and once respon- | sihle for the elevation above Casper | Reich- | v adopted a bill by which | of the 3.000-foot pile of solid rock now known as the mountain, according to geolozisis. A geological survey of the mountain showed pre-Cambrian gran ite on the mountain top, while the | flimsy provo rs engaged in duels on | on must be discharged from the se there are mitigating circumstances surrounding the encounter the army authorities are given dise In cases where | that will answer every wish of the fashion- able matron and miss—all at $4.00. Tight-fitting tailored models Buy all the suits that sonny will need this Sum- mer at this sale! Made of good quality kiddie cloth that will stand the rough wear little men give their clothes. Of copen blue and made with sailor collar, three rows of white braid on bottom of the blouse xurves of the rock strata under Casper | whether a discharge 1s nec i for street wear :::.:nl';‘}:‘hd;:hfk formation 3,000 (ev'l; i i ' " . 4 Dressy ,'a's ’nmmed w‘th | New Zealand is turning from the % Another in West. United Kingiom to tha DRI oo | lace and flowers The other large fault is in the |3Nd_Canada for its foreign su Picturesque millinery with western part of the State, running | 7t . nerth from Kemmerer halfway across wider brims Wyoming. It is believed that the dis- Large, comfortable head L s siges for women with long locks Fenddetie laal i 5/ 1d / {5 Tiny head sizes to fit snugly over shingles and on the collar, and 2 rows on the cuffs. Fach suit has two pairs of trousers—one long and one short pair. All white suits are made of lonsdale jean cloth—both models are finished with a black tie. Special Group of e P T'ots’ Coats Regularly $7.95 and $8.95 New Selection of Panty Another Shipment / Of Those Lovely Kagles Nest Blnfl: overlooking Rock \ . % Spanish I had rather tired of the sad 3 t bowed-headed ‘Lincolns’” he said. *I ] \ l $22.50 — $39.50 ha the gaunt figure against a desk like object and shown him rest- Indeed. very low prices to these e il nEvde om0 R Beaten Bacteria! shawls that are in the monumental mass and he holds up his .\f" erms gather on this head as if he were really grateful to :‘:‘.‘“;‘ e 3,'- hwlr; ten oul Bisineck, Dacteria. This Citrate of Lincoln never wore a beard| b height of fashion for wraps or to drape over very simple frocks of a blending hue. In a large variety of colors 1 have shown him without | £ pretty faithfully L@enard! and combinations. v New Georgette Scarfs $2.98 to $8.98 able bust. made Trom life | e at Beautiful color designs—some fringed and others finished with picot edge. Vestee Sets, $3.50 Set So popular to wear with the tailored suit. In crepe de chine and georgette. \White, tan and flesh. Palais Royal—Main Floor Many New Things and Specials for Girls New Spring Sports Skirts $3.95 and $5.00 Full Pleated Skirts in assorted plaids, plain green.and rose or blue and white flannel. Models for growing girls are made on bodies and the larger sizes come with elastic top. Sizes & to 16 years. Higher Priced Coats Reduced from $ 7 4 9 5 $12.75 and $15.00 to An attractive assortment of colors and styles, but not every size in each model. vears \ ; A Pradiction that_another landsiide 1nlo_you: may occur in the Teton Mountains in y — T S s‘ e S — . Y/0cs Dresses Ventre River last Spring, was made | | And Sprinkle . ? hy S mrv‘ure‘.v 4 The landslide last Of hair, silk. tagal, ribbon, novelty braids $l OO Special ve 60.000.000 cubie yards el Ve 2 ShEk Son cbimio e iver. ey The Antisepiic, Healing Powder for and many combinations. Here’s a treat in - Jired, swollen, smarting. sweating v ; $ .95 earth tremor, alluvium on the | | feat, ' It takes the friction from the I “Palais Royal—Second Floor z hand-embroidered ging- limestone forma aving been sat-| | ¢nos prevenis blistersand sove Spots I Lk, N ¢ hams. With dainty col- zent tumbling into the river valley. | for Dancing and to Break in New necks, finished with rui- Remarkable values—and a it i 5 : . ) which to choose—in blue i 2 PLANS CHEERFUL LINCOLN |- To Make Spring and Summer Chlldren S uhich to choose—in blue. | izes range from 2 to 6 years 5 Sizes 2 . . pu = Costumes More Chic! peach. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor Lorado Taft Tired of Bowed Head- . s e White Shoes OREGON. 1., April 30 (#).—A cheerful Lincoln. voung and hopeful $ Emancipator now in the making in $1'75 to 4‘50 the sculptor's shack studio here on Every little girl and boy who enters the need a pair of these lovely new white shoes. They are perfect fitting stivles for grow- ing feet, shapely. durable shoe§, made of soft the Gr Ventre reg where a moun Bath — ALLEN'S FOOT=EASE caused. Mr. Bartleti said. by a slight | <tore for vou! In novelty prints and B il Gt b i i fles. ~Many styles from good selection of colors is the Lorado Taft statue of the May processton will white kid. selected for beauty'and wear. Ask for EVER H sour drug " pay tor gorgeous The growing desire of Americans for fresh vegetables in Winter is causing the cpening of large areas in Mexico and_Cuba for the growing of greens to ip to this country. Sports Oxfords for Little Folks $2.50 to $5.00 Sturdy shoes that will stand the rough vacation wear of boys and girls.. Come in tan . 7 calf, tan calf trimmed with elk, and tan trimmed with alligator. Scientifically made for the comfort and development of growing feet. Palais Royal—Second Floor Silk Frocks for Fashionable Girls $10.95 to $16.75 Warm days will not be dreaded if vou have several of these crisp frocks of polka dot, striped tub silks and plain crepes in your wardrobe! Made with long or short sleeves and finished with collars and ties or plain necklines faced in contrasting ma- terials. Sizes 8 to 15. Palais Royal—Third Floor Pongee Bloomer Dresses, $7.95 -ldeal for warm Summer days and vacation festivities. Of the finest quality material, made with a panel effect in front and fullness at the voke. Sizes 7 to 10 vears. The Strength of a Bank depends upon the quality of management as well as upon the volume of its Capital and Sur- plus. For the Young Miss! New Spring Blouses Regularly $2.50, Saturday $1.95 Of novelty pongette trimmed with chic plaited ruffles on the collars and cuffs—of white broadcloth finished with a boyish collar and tie of polka dotted sateen—and of satin stiiped madras. With Peter Pan collars and trim cuffs. izes 8 to 16 years. - Palais Royal—Third Floor. Practical and Attractive Hosiery For Boys and Girls Children’s White Hose * For many church and school aflairs and for general wear. ) Q) Long White Cotton-and-lisle Hose. Sizes 6 to 10. Pair, € Children’s Ribbed Silk Lisle Hose, oi fine weave and sports ribbed. Sizes 6 to 10. Pair, . 50c (éhlldrden[::s Slill;12|1gbR;')'or\_ ll'lo<c. of fi"rl ibb i . C s wel Ve SERGEONEY. - i 75c and $1.00 Boys’ and Girls’ New % Sports Hose - 50c and 59c Every growing boy and girl will be pleased with the new styles we are showing in 74 hosiery that they like so well. Gray, camel, brown, tan, pongee and blue with contrasting color combinations, stripes, checks, etc. Sizes 7 to 11. Palais Royal—Main Floor The Union Trust Company in- vites your attention to the names | - T ET—— of the men whose standing in C the community has made large contribution to the prestige which it enjoys as a strong, con- servative banking institution. Special Sale! Two-Trousers | Men’s English quadcloth Suits $35| Newest Double and Single Breasted Models OFFICERS EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN..... GEORGE E. HAMILTON..Viee-P: GEORGE E. FLEMING....Vi WALTER S. HARBAN. EDWARD L. HILLYER TDSON B. OLDS. ..Viee-Pres't. and Treasurer TRVING ZIRPEL Seeretary & 3rd Asst. Trust Offier W. FRANK D. HERRON. t. Treasurer 8. WILLIAM MILLER, . Treasurer G. BLMER FLATHER. ..Asst. Treasurer WILLIAM S. LYONS. t. Seeretary GEORGE E. WAMILTON, JI sst. Attorney - DIRECTORS JAMES B. LAMBIK THOS. P. MORGAN GEORGE H. MYERS H. C. NEWCOMER DANIEL W. O'DONOGHUE D. 8. PORTER ©ORD PRESTON JOHN H, SMALL LUTHER F. SPEER EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN CHARLES F. WILSON Shirts _ $1.95 Collar - attached, neckband, with separate collar to match, styles. In plain white or with heat woven stripes, checks and plaids. President ‘Trust Officer Boys’ Guaranteed Blue Serge 4-Piece Vest Suits / | $]_9.50 and $23.50 . Single and double breasted models. With two pairs of golf pants—coats are lined with good quality alpaca. Every suit is guaranteed absolutely fast color. Sizes 7 to 18 years. $3:95 Sizes 28 A. L. BALDWIN JOSEPH H. CRANFORD G. THOMAS DUNLOP GEORGE E. FLEMING GEORGE E. HAMILTON JOHN H. HANNA WALTER 5. HARBAN FRANK C. HENRY JOHN 0. HOYT D. J. KAUFMAN Wonderful - values in new Spring colors and fabrics. Blue serges, blue cheviots, grays, tans and mix- tures. Finished Well made and guaranteed fast color. with good quality buttons. Sizes 13%; to 17. Men’s X65 Guaranteed Silk Socks 6 Prs. 65C Pr. for§§.65 Plain colors, black, navy, tan, cordovan and gray. Sizes 9% to 11%. . Sold Only at The Pnha"lwnl Men’s Official “Red Grange” Sweaters $4.95 The ideal sweater for men— on sale at the Palais Royal. Sizes 36 to 44. Official “Red Grange” 77 Sweaters for Boys, On sale at the Palais Royal. to 36. Every suit all wool and finely tai- lored. With two pairs of trousers. Sizes to fit the man of any build. Palals Royal—Main Floor OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA South-last Corner I58h and H Streets North-lest EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN President Palals Royal—Main Floor