Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 18

18 SOUTH'S MEMORIAL | DECLARED ASSUREI]: Stone Mountain Fund on| Hana © sh Central Group in Two Years. THE EVE i STAR, WASHINGT LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. f THE HAW! HAW! YoU'RE ONE OF THEM SUCKERS Too,HEY 7 THEY'S BEEN ‘BouT 25 OF ‘€M UP HERE T DAY, THEM CROOK S MONED OuT ALL THE(R. SWELL FURMITURE AN' BEAT 1T A WEEK. AGO, You'RE STUNG . YOUNG FELLER-, IF YA GoT ANy OF THAT sTock D. O, TUESDAY —By WEBSTER. |NEW BABY PRINCESS AWAITS CHRISTENING Queen Presents Robe Used by King George and Prinoce of Wales for Event. By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 18 The new hahy princess, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, will wenr the christ ening robe of old Ince in which the ce of Wales and King George MAY 18, 1926 probably some time late this month at the Chapel Royal, 8t. James', and the Archbishop of Canterb likely will perform the c Th hhy's nume was officially registered yeaterdny am Blizabeth Alexandra Maty, ‘The Queen herself had ex Inh that the little princess lled after her mother, In which the baby will be chrintehed wam taken to the Bruton atrest home of the Duke of York by uesn Mary hersedf. It ix wrapped I many Inyers of blue paper to pre werve the whiteness of the lace. Over all tm n muslin cover tied with pink | watin vibbonw. Little lavender bags | of sill, wurround the garment, The | ultlrt of the christening robe measures wevarnl feet in length, but the little princens will ot wear such long gar Announcing Paint Reduction' HPC HQUE $3.00 PAINT o The high quality of HPC will always be maintained. Formerly $3.50 a Gallon No other Paint can j 'y a higher price. Any color made to order. City Deliveries and Out of Town Shipments J. W. HUNT BONAN, 01L& GAS (0. INC. Lments ordinarily, as her motaer does | place not belleve In “‘old-fashioned frille.’ were christened. The christening will PAINT MANUFACTURER Factory to You—Save the Difference 1221 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Hunt Building L o) i May 18— take Mlfties, the Stone Mountain me- v is assured. d o Phone Aot . . f Son will be complated in Luggage Values Without Duplicate Main 1352 port was embodied in an address today by Hollins Randolph, president of the Stone Mountain Me- ial Association, before the Con- federated jon at the thirty-sixth reunion nited Confederate Veterans and twenty -xeventh annual reunion the association @n@e. Service Without Counterpart LEADING DRUGGISTS FEATURING NEW HARPER HEADACHE MEDICINE TABLETS ed ull over king about it « in town Hundred: 1 formerly Buy Luggage from Castens; one piece or a half dozen. You get Quality a good bit higher at Price a good bit lower. And you get intelligent personal attention, and the satisfaction of choosing from the city’s widest array of smart values. CASTENS LEATHER GOODS 1314 G Street N.W. SUPPLYING W ASHINGTON'S LUGGAGE FOR 35 YEARS Famous Makers of Har- per’s Liquid Headache Medicine Now Put it Up in Tablets, Too. the country s .eading drug e featuring Al easiest thing fon today has as- | brerd s ol b ot more than $400,000. with no s or debts of any kind.” he For more than a third of a century Harper's Headache Medi cine in liquid form has sold throughout the country, and mil lions havg found it the best edy for " hea and kindred 1 Hendache packet or __\‘.\{t‘:‘“\fi gh, we are officially the first section voup on the moun e equest figures Davis. Gen. lLee and in == President Jackson re now in process et arve tha is N » Harper's Liquid He ine if desired.) Al S THIS WE . e & o | SPECI, Enamel Motoring Cases, $9.75 is done, the carving of the bal-{ »f the central group and the equent groups that will go to e up the grand panorama will w as certainly as day follows n Therefore I am justified in report- fns to vou officially that the success <7 the Stone Mountain Memorial is definitely assured. Every element of doubt_and uncertainty has been elim- inated. and the ultimate completion of the whole splendid project is mere ¥ a matter of time and finance.” es Coin Campaign. Randoiph_ referred to the sup wt offered and the suc in which roughout t in the coin Iy none of put into ¢ tined the history 1 Southern Me d praised its ac inuing, he recit Stone Mountain THE & MONTH S DREAM OF PALACES,AUTOMOBILES AND STEAM YACHTS Tf‘ gess mountain o veaching to the! ® G : compared the | b, GIVIL LIBERTIES UNION test, most ever- | numen world | e, of Atlanta. | zeneral of the Confederated | Memorial Association | counsel for the organization, {wgre announced as Mr. Hays, James | charged that the board of education | Weldon Johnson, director of the Na maintained a “black list” of organiza- | tional Association for the Advance WOULD USE SCHOOLS‘HHH\’ and individuals not permitted | ment ved People. and John | use of the schools N ber of the union’s Lucille D. Milner, field secretary of | nationa who filed the applieWion P v e lsaid it was planned to discuss “old- { Charges It Is on “Black List" of (. chioned free speech.” with Rev. Dr | o John Haynes Holmes, pastor of the | Organizations Barred From New |(‘’mmunity Church. presiding York Buildings. it e | with il the the union . Body Found in River. ateh to The Star MOOREFIELD, W. Va, May 18— The hody of Otis Cleaver, aged about | 19 vears, was found in the Fork River just below where the new bridge is jordon Newhouse. It while on his way home he had an epileptic at- His at TWO MARINE AVIATORS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH Enlisted MP;VUIAHIVhlP Vlo Use Para- chutes in 200-Foot Fall Near San Diego. ' | The object of the meet 1 [ ner said, “'is to test the validit | A blacklist’ the Civil Liberties Union al | legex the board is maintaining BY QIF SencerE Legal action may be resorted to. | NEW YORK, May 15.—The Civil| Miss Milner said, in event the hoard |bheing built Liberties Union is pressing it E have access to the publi < with the filin the use of Stuvvesan Arthur Garfie fight | refuses this ad. other: the | late at nigh b ad. | tack and fell into the stream. | parents live near the sawmill 18 ~Two the Marine ed when h they were flying crash. " Note the two side comparlm?nls 15 Dlscontlnued patterns for “B” batteries 1 parachutes dld not have an opportunity to us then: Berkey & Gay and Associated Companies Bedroom Furniture Priced to Close Out This Week Army Nurses Must Wait. o War Depar isions of the bill ! siden olidge. ations beir For quick close-out, these fine Grand Rapids-made suites go at prices 'way below their real value. Every suite a good-looking, desirable pat- tern—every price made with the thought of prompt clearance. , g A Partial List of the Values “The Lombardy Twin Bed Suite” 1 0 with 8 pieces in wal- nut nd selected gumwood with 54-inch dresser . “The Lonsdale Suite,” straight line, yet richly dgcorated with rare and choice woods; large dresser, twin beds, vanity chest, chair, bench cenee e Again Tomorrow! Sensational Sale of usic @(faster RADIO 5-TUBE RADIO SETS Mouch Less Than Half Price “The Carmago Suite,” nicely de- signed modern suite in walnut with decorative panels of rare woods; amply proportioned and bow-bed; pleces 3 Reasons for Such Prices ]—New Berkey & Gay Suites are arriving in big quantities and we need the room to accommodate them. Finely designed carved suite with attached glass dresser, new stvle, double pedestal vanity and sepa- rate glass for chest, burl walput and gumwood; $450 6 pleces “The Boylston Suit: a charm- ing Queen Anne pattern with all . the grace and beauty of this style enhanced by fine old walnut burl; 6 pleces. . $350 “The Arlington Suit magnifi- eently constructed of nut and gumwood with ornamental panels of burl walnut and $395 maple; 6 pleces “The Regent Sulte,” straight lines, in walnut and gumwood, richly ornamented with carving and overldys of burl walnut; 8 plec with twin $475 Deds pyemncsnes oo $20 Bristol Audiophone Loud Speaker; 5 tubes, and all Batteries included in equipped set at $69.50. A solid mahogany cabinet, 31 inches long, 13§ inches wide and 11% high, with sloping panel, three dial con- trol and countless other features which make the Muisic Master a real effi- cient radio set. Imagine ! —A nationally known and tested radio set at the extremely low price of $39.75. It is truly the greatest value you've ever come across. A set that is known for performance as well as beauty. The low payments make possible a set for every home. Regular List Price of This Set Alone, $100.00 $30.75 Without Accessories “Tintextints thesilk without coloring the lace!” VERYWHERE womenuse Tintex (in the Blue Box) to keep their lace- erimmed “undies” and lingeriejust.like- new in color and freshness. For Tintex tints the silk and the iace remains un- touched! And so uxmvlc because you just “tint as you rinse.” For all your . ‘Wwardrobe Tintex means true economy — faded things are so inexpensively made new again. Blue Box — for lacs-trimmed -ihR 2—There is only one suite of a kind in most instances and not over two of a kind in any case. . 3—The display on our floors must change. These discontinued suites must be replaced with dif- ferent designs. You can buy this set complete with all accessories for $69.50 —on terms of $2.00 weekly—with a rea sonable down payment. To thosé who wish to extend payment over 60 days a s mall carrying charge will be added. (unts the silk —lace remaine white). Gray Box~—for tinting and dyeing all materials Gilk, cotton, muzed goads). 15¢ at drug and dept. stores intex. TINTS AS YOU RINSE Tints & Dyes Anything any Color s e ———— Distributors, PARK & TILFORD. AY N 1 Model 100 Music Master Set, as illus- trated .. . .... $100.00 5 Genuine Cunmeweham Tubes. i $10.00 1 U. S. L. 100-ampere-hour or Westing- house storage battery, rubber cas 2 Large-size 45-volt “B” Batteries. 1 Beacon “C” Battery ... 1 Bristol Audiophone Lou 1 Aerial Equipment $15.89 $5.78 Each Set Is Brand New oo v | ANSBURGHEBRO . Radio Balcony—Street Floor - MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Total Regular Cost........ Between D & E IIIH!IIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIII|l|IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlnm. . .,.-uullllll!lllIHIIII!IJII|IuII|lIIIIlIIII|lIIIII|IIIIIlIIllllllllllIIIIlIlIIII|||||IIll