Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1926, Page 10

10 TIE_TEVENTNG STAR. 1096, Funt 1 RICRITE VST LOUIS TO AID AIR MA|L||TALY PUTS LIMIT ~ [BOOTLEGGERS THREATEN DRY TOWN CRUSADERS A[‘AIN UP Ih SOU].H $200 a Day to Insure Service. WANHINGTON, D ¢, THURSDAY, MAY 20 BOTANIC TRACT FAVORED. House Committee to Report Bill for | Acquisition to Garden. e tzing the director of public bulldlnlewny along the sea wall for a road: | nd public parks to transfer to the | Way. | fon of the United States Bo- AT T 0P —fiaving paid 1 : ind in Ana: | In addition to belng known as one ki Lo for @ tree|of the foremost woman journalists in P & taxh to/the Derby, Mayor Hits $50 Taxi Bill. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May ’ Citizens of Moffett, Okla., Who! it service | Number of Vendors Cut in Half in| Appeal to Andrews, Receive Warn-| | Attempt to Combat Abuse ings to “WatchiOut.” {a favorable repor of Alcohol. public | unds has ordered | on the bill author- ' The House committee on . imilar purpos vi buildings and g Smier pincse arid i The committee adopted one amend- ! ters pert ment providing for a 200-foot right of stock and g By the Associnted Press. SMITH, Ark., “red W. Krumsiek and Ha |vesidents of Moffett, Okl ROME A law cutting in)they had “received word fron I half the number of vendors of aleo.] bootleggers to watch out.” s and limiting the hours | W ith 62 liquors and the \~1anll Satisfaction Since 1859 @SPAM 810—818 Seventh Slreet Wash Goods and Domestics in Remnant Lengths 12}c Yd. Choice of | s, ginghams, bleach ed and un «l ttons and numer ous other desirable and seasonable weaye Fine Wash Fabrics i | TEST FOR BETTER STEEL in Short Lengths TO BE MADE AT SCHOOLS | holic bevera of sale of coholic cafes amd bars has The proy reduced from petition Ired of population to | saloons are ope n n Moffett, just number o Foundation Appro- ¢ Senate 0.000 for Research—In- dustries Will Cooperate. i nllvud that priates Street Floor—King's Palace | condition ml State officers, n(ln( n( wi Friday We Feature a Remarkable Purchase and Sale of Summer Dresses Presenting $7.95 and $10.00 Values 5.95 Here are the newest fashion features embodied | iabrics and the choicest Summer colorings Silk broadcloths in pin stripes. dotted si ew rayon weaves, knitte In simple 1 will nnllv\e vour he with several of these dresses now-—yvour wardrobe will nty Attorney Harry D. Pitchford joyah County, in o lefter to ! the Southwest . claimed saia | the sy and liquor | bra jon that he ey Wit Rose Bush Sale TOMORROW and SATURDAY Wreaths Crosses & Sprays for dinstruction i of e tion under | B. Whit Chgice 2 - vear - old Rose Bushes, ready to go right on growing in vour garden, Memorial priced special for $ |Day, B 1.25 \Cash& CarryFlowerStore Saturday Deliz own roroses include \'I Office Furniture i" Save 50% and More H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. Main 9136 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT W. & J. SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH ST., N WASHINGTON, D. C. “The House wnh the Green Shutters” Charge on Other Orde 2467 18th 1209 Wis. Ave. Tel. Col. 3 Phone West 1702 Funeral Tlowers ered Frec—Nomin 807 14th 804 17th Phone Fr. 5142 Phone Fr. 10301 Regular and Extra Sizes 16 to 44 and 46 to 50 Second Floor—King's Palace 300 Summer Hats Worth $5 and $6 2 Trimmed and Sport Styles 510 Sport Coats, *5*8 ning coats that formerly sold for $10.75, orrow and fancy coatings, in numerous jaunty Splendid for motoring, cool evenings v wear. Sizes 16 to 44 and 46 to 52 Second Floor—King's Palace 49¢ to 98c Wash Fabrics A spec id“ rtment ln Remnant Lengths ) /i g large shapes ot Swiss Hair Azure Belting Ribbons Fine Straws Silk Combinations Street Floor: $2.29 Silk Chemise 59¢ Underwear, 39c Choice of Nightgowns in crepe “hemise of muslin white and a va- g colors. Every d color is rep suitable for 3 morrow only Street Floor $l 98 Costume Shps, $] $1 and $1.50 Brassieres Fuli-Fashioned | s.e coumes Silk Hosiery $1 Petticoats, 29c Sateen Petticoat ose color oniy. Made with flounces, Second »Nemo Corsets, $2 95 special group of “navy. extra sizes in the bt irregulars of €1.50 and $2 Pure thread silk. in chitfon FFashionec ice weights, | 88C . also black street Floor—King's Palace §1.25 Ruffled Curtains Children’s $1.25 Gowns eAn “Oneidacraft” Bed Room Suite of Colonial Inspiration 8 Pieces *440 Any piece may be bought separately $1.98 and $2.98 Sweaters, $1 Formerly sold Broken siz phone order Second Floor 6@UR forefathers came to these shores to make homes. The trials they experienced only made their homes the dearer—their fitments wholesomely domes- tic in character. In the “Oneidacraft” reproductions of Early American Furniture you find cabinetry done with reverential hands. See the various examples now on display. “Oneidacraft” Furniture, conceived, developed, and sponsored by ourselves, cannot be had elsewhere in i Washington. Charge Accounts Conveniently Arranged STORE OPEN FROM 9.00 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. DAILY INCLUDING SATURDAY Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries cAn cAssurance of Satisfaction FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS yards fong for S flat rods Children’s 7 Strong but graceful, honest and charming, it brings to us the very essence of American idealism. And it sounds a new note in worth while furniture at moderate prices. Perfect desirable 50c and 59¢. colors in 4 to 0Y: blue. ings. rious colors. IN THE UNITED STATES shoulders. 48-inch Extension Rods, 94c Pr. Cu ’I hird Floor 15¢ Curtain Rods, 1Qc curved rer curtains. Third Floor % Sport Hose 25¢ Quality Sport Hose, u\ a wide v colors, fancy rayon cuff, Street Floor Children’s Rayon Socks Perfect qual- ity. Tormerly 1 33¢ lot, but not in cvery size—4 to Mercerized v finished with Also included are §1 Pure Thread Silk \mckmg in sizes in white, pink and Street Floor Women’s Hosiery, 25¢ Seconds of 79¢ and $1.00. Sitk- anavon o All-rayon Stock- R coniplete clean-up of va- Street Floor 59¢ Union Suits, 39c Women's Pcrfmf Quality Union Suits, in regular and extra sizes. Tight and loose knce, built-up A wonderful bargain. Street Floor 79c Muslin and white and White Gowns, in Broken Dimity colors. izes. Second Floor Girls’ $1.50 and $1.98 Combinations, $1 Made of F cloth and nicely tace and embroidery. and 12 it of the Loom trimmed with Sizes 8, 10 Second Floor Girls’ $1.25 Slips, 79¢ Handmade Princess Slips, of white nsook. Very attractive and nicely made. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Second Floor $1.98 Middy Blouses, $1 Made of white Lonsdale jean, trimmed with white or red coilar and cuffs! Broken sizes. Second Floor Cretonne Remnants 17¢ Yd. 29c quality, in splen- and attractive pat- uitable for draperies, sport coats and Summer covers for furniture. Third Floor Window Shades, §7¢ Seconds of $1 and $1.25 Holland and Duplex Shades, in dark blue and green or white. Third Floor 75¢ Cushions, 55¢ Cretonne ~Cushions, in round, square and unique shapes. Well filled. flmxzble for porches, camp- ing, canoes and dens. Third Floor 500 Madras Shirts Formerly $1.00 and $1.25 Woven Madras Shirts, tached and neckband styles, in sizes 14 to 17. A sensational offering of this spe- cial lot at a price that makes it well worth any man's time to shop and sup- ply his future needs. Every shirt nicely made and finished with deep sca pearl buttons. A wide va- riety of correct striped patterns d and good colors. in_collar-at Street Floor—Men's Shop Val Laces, 3¢ Yd. . 12 Yards for 30c Fern Lace Suitable for Embroidered Bands 19¢ Yd. Cotton Bands, in a wide assort- ment of attractive patterns and color combinations. 1 to 4 inch widths. Formerly 3% to 50c a vard. Street Floor Marabou Banding, J9c Yd. negligees. Street Floor Neckwear, 25¢ assorted lot of col Street Floor Buttons, 10c Card Many attractive styles and col- From 6 to 12 buttons on a Street Floor Trimming Ribbons, 8¢ Yd. Narrow widths, in plain satin, moire and two tones. Formerly 1205¢ tog23c a yard. Street Floor Pants Can you im- 3 9 new, season- c Summer wardrobe. But that’s crs of gray crash or khaki col- Street Floor b Boys’ 79c Wash Featured for Tomorrow Only at ag ine S’\\|n|, half on brand- able garments that are an ab- ors. solute necessity for your hoys’ card. just what you do. you save on these splendid full-cut knick- ored material. Sizes 7 to 17. Street Floor—Boys’ Shop