Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1926, Page 7

THE ]*I\'EN]N(E STAR, WASHINGTON, D €, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1926. i lw B \nk n| France. [ ‘St Columba’s Youur People wm| First Blow in New York. ROME, May 20 (#).—The Republican | | Give Fund to Church Buildings. he firat blow in the counter-|gapyty, canni Contl was caned | ove a la Carte,” a ne FUR FRANB |N U S s "N,",;:',l e /15 men in a printing shop in Rome ! s Fou bt T ¢, according to La Voce Re- = | s » | wo LJays ore 1 opal Chure ‘y v t 8 o cting He was t ted at the San Glacomo '-"‘nc Cut Dw!mgd Un'\c th 3 sumahly structions from € | rvoupital for ver the left cye, | g E | 7 4 rn to his home ’ ‘1 i ) 9 —— S e e—— Strike ArLa i cins | . T S R T W, : ! Friday and Saturday Finish This oy Welton Shes el el s nnounced thr i i i R e A5 1 N Most Phenomenal Event hing sk ad and Al Tan Snake (Ialfskin i Iy t a development of this very modish leather into a American Property Damaged in || i i s Cuban heel oxiord, particularly desirable and fashion- Anti-Christian Attack. Con- : : ; s & The ch b it able for sing and afternoon wear. Priced at $12.50. sul Declares. e ) Lok i | : s P Noticeably distinctive is its narrow close-fitting heel. 1 mot B looted | W “ Beautiful Silk Hosiery, $1.95 and $1.45 terian mission at | § By the Associ te with b : m | Of the Women’s Shoes from T : Proper Footwear ude of C se in that vicinity. 3 et ik motnis ot F Strect at Tenth our recent F St. Fire SEEK NAVY ENROLLMENT. 1.100 Radio Relay League Members | reporied that they Answer Reserve Letters. pplement . d of the 1600 mem v full de s conference nerici yoir DR P e it b Al | Most Remaining Shoes Towns Establish sn;; Kitchens for : 3 i o “ ‘ d s = % '. g ! -~ t B Mlt.npt..t Strike Vietims. : "'r'm;”‘ o : L? \..: sp’.’ngswate’, W %a \ A & I NOW Re Gro.f']’ped a B R [ i | | Three Prices - . Phone or Write for Literature According to the view of some American Waters Corporation : i e % “‘“l’hnm:u\‘;vun 224 I : on the Bargaln Tables xfmm‘x%% CRXBRIILIXRXERXGRIBRERALILEXS © ad 7th St. &/ 9th1;9t- Stores P —1/2 to 1/5— &b T ‘ ’ of their former prices hanhs | —and 2,500 pairs, including some of the finest shoes from our smart F St. Shop G. U. FACULTY WALK OUT MAINTAINS STATUS QUO Dental ‘Seniors Being Given New Examinations—Hope Felt for Amicable Solution (The $3.95 group also at our “Arcade” and Pa. Ave. Stores) Certainiy, she had a wonderful time! For wasn't his car so spick and span e that all the girls turned to look as they spun up the road? Of course, it was Electric N5 = . : e o ae b . n 3 £ 3 washed and polished—but more than that—it had those sporty FFandango seat ing shown for the first time. Simply because we Curlmg lmns ! covers, and big Delion Balloons—the kind that take the tire out of tires. [ haven’t had room to display them before. Hence 95C up Fandango Auto Seat Covers \ T i\ some of the “best buys™ are left for the last! It H .Electric Kept Her Frock Fresh would be “downright extravagance”—not to air Dryers Many styles in this Final Wind-up—Now be- come to ihis Sale tomorrow! Seat covers made of durable washable fabric and <O N\ . $4 95 trimmed in colored Spanish leatherette. Cover and AN \ 3 . b e ih ot o F i protect seats, back, side 'pzuwllf:_rlmnx No measure- ! | 48 F NO Exchanges’ Charges or Delwerles ments needed. Put on in a jifiy! W\ 2 : mfik ‘G Fandango Covers for 1924, 1925, 1926 Modles of the ffl//n:l‘in" cars— i ; $4.95 $8.95 Fandango covers Ford T ud or, for Ford _Coupe, Chevrolet Coupe. Tord Roadster and Chevrolet — Sedan Chevrolet Roadster. Coach, Landau. Fordor, Touring, Fandango Auto Seat Covers Exclusively at The Hecht Co. (Sport Shop, F Floor | Delion Balloon Cords Made it a Joy Ride | B T Just like riding on air-—no bumps, no jars when 3212 14th St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. your car is equipped with Delion Cord tires. Then there's always that added satisfaction with Delion tires—they give you case and comfort for 10,000 Eagle Pharmacy _/ g guaranteed miles. 14th and W Sts. N.W. ||| { Ll Another Hosiery Sale—7th St. Store Is a Star Branch ||| he | Delion Balloon Prices Delion Cord Prices ’ s . . | o e i Price 500 pairs Children's Hose—long and The idea of these i i S : ik $13.95 < i £ x Branch Offices is to fa- ‘ j Giide Wiz 55 i short Stockings and Socks—were 29 e S, $37.95 : 58 2 to 75¢ a pair—offered in 3-pair bundles, fied ads in The Star— / . $37.95 t]]e\ come, at cc by saving you a trip g $38.95 downtown. S 33x6. $39.95 Other sizes not listed, You will get the same probortionately priced. 3 50 efficient service—as at p rs. [y C ‘h'eth M:inf office,f—and [ Tires mounted without cost. without fees of any Charge them to your account. These were not in the fire. It’s a kind. Only regular rates are charged. clearance of broken lots from all our MORE Classitic s 4 stores. Novelties and plain effects. A ShEL :f.”c',l'f "~ real Bargain! combined. You'll g o results from i Store Hours: 9:15 A.M. 10 6 P.M. “Around the Corner’ i WE—— R S ) e e a Star Branch Off o >