Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1926, Page 11

THE EVEYYX'(} STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1926. NEWLENDSHISAD | TOFRE PROTECTION 10.000 Bottles, \ Q | Sealed, to Help Sea Tides Trace CATHEDRAL TO HOLD Senater Ex,"‘vham to Address Mass Meeting at Peace Cross Sunday., i PATRIOTIC SERVIGE‘ the citizens of the Districk of Co lumbia who served in the World War. 5 of pioneer missionaries in in the Aviation Corps Vorld War s to attend the| e been'extended to communions in me: membem of the v Bingham is the son and | n the Pacific. e had a brilliant record N 77070 Tomorrow May be Last Day! Postmaster General to Speak ) at Chevy Chase-Bethesda | Parbor by arthur . Tuttle, chit plac : usual Sunday after J “:(')’”"\‘:TT)I“:;‘,[“H‘:],“‘:‘:’ ‘2} 3 Py O el n o the . e ' AN e anspor- Mass Meeting. at the fin " the | National L e naking ar- a very large 1 ban, thers e hel : [erowd. and cars will time and o . ay, S ic {pe run. S B Open-air services will be held at il pe{ Structed - Army engine Y b > Peace Cross in the Cathedral <t New York district With the city authe | study. for which th rele Don’t Let Anything"Keep You Away? MEMORIAL DAY FUND INCREASED BY $57.91 1‘,‘. v, curiously Most of the shoes that have been 1n this sensational Sale---now g’athered in three great groups~-~--on the Barg’ain Tables at Our 7th St. & 9th St. Stores on baptized?” . “but I have had Washington Headquarters for— | C : inz Star should be S eakcoi . Memorinl Day Dece . Matrons for All Tasks. i at ied women, as a rule, do huu ! ( Silverware THE DE LU \l SERVICE N A Complete Service = For Six Covers LOWEST TERMS ARRANGED from the Ninth Street | flowers und cush ight by th autify the in thé various cemet; (The $3.95 group also at our new “*Arcade’ Shopand at both Pa. Ave. Stores) In these 3 groups you’ll now find nearly all styles, which have been in the higher priced groups during the Sale. Now at 1-3 to 1-6 original prices! There’ll never be another such opportunity! . 2 A | " After the Sale, every pair remaining from the F St. fire will (_/:) ! be GIVEN AWAY. Written applications for them from charitable or other organizations will be considered in the order of their merit. 709 14th St. 312.5 M St. Northwest Georgetown 708 7th St. N.W. Your Visic-" Our 7th St. Store 6pen tomorrow from 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ns your M nll peace of mi ul Our 9th St. “Arcade” and Pa. Ave. stores open 'til 10 P.M. None of these “Sale Shoes” may be exchanged—charged—or delivered. But all “Guaranteed.” Look for the Home of e ehete L l/,/ Perrect _\ l‘,‘") Diamonds F possible, this Sale will end tomorrow night. But if there are many more pairs left to sell, we may have to continue it a day or two next week. Don’t take chances on that! Get here tomorrow—the earlier the better for vou! CLAFLIN Opticians Optometrists O225Uth St. . Creosite ARERXERILRER w1 When you say “It’s Cool” that’s everything BRI Brand New Summer Stocks Ready Frocks TOCKS Young Folks' Shoes for Dress or Play Misses’ and Children’s “GRO-NUPS” Misses’ “GRO-NUPS" Girls’ White Nile Cloth Turn and Junior Women's White Calf Strap sole I’ump 4 to «\ Patent Leather Step-in Pumps. Hand - lmn White Frocks for the Miss $2.75. 8; to 11, $3.25. Pump. Small cut-outs. soles. 4 to 8. $3.25. 8% K~ White never fails to strike the right note i} 117 to 2, $4 274 to 6. 13t0 2, $4.50. 215 to 7. to 11, $4.25. 11'; to 2, in Summer frocks. So Paris puts her mind to N \K $5. $6. $5.50. 215 to 6, $6.50, fashioning these in georgette, flat crepe and satin. Tailored or trimmed in lace—one or two piece styles. White Coats for the Miss '316‘75 and s25 ford with perforations. Since white is so cool—why not a white 11 to 137, $4. 1 to 2, flannel coat for Summer evenings. They give 50. 2% ta 6. $5. the right finishing touch to the white ensemble. \ lnpumlh with the Tuxedo collar in a bright color. White Flannel Coats and White Silk Dresses in Sizes for Little Women, too (Women's and Misses' Section—Third Floor.) ]l\ll\ SPECIAL” Good - wearing “GRO-NUPS” Bn}~ Tan Dundee Calf Ox- Z “HAHN SPECIALY Girls' or Boys’ Dress or Play Oxford, with plain Girls’ “HAHN ‘SPECIAL” Children’s White Kid with blonde kid trim on, or Patent Pump, m(w creased toe. Patent, Tan - bow. 11v% to 2, $4.50. value. 4tr.)8 $245.8 Cali or Smoked Elk. ) o to 11, $295. 117: to 2. 815 to 11, $295. 1114 2} to 6, $5.50. $3.45. 214 10 6, $4.45. t0 2. $3.45. At All Our Stores Except “Women’s Shop” and “Man’s Shop” “GRO-NUPS Patent Leather Pump, 77 2 Linen-Finish Playing Cards, pack These cards were made especially for us and have a picture of our new store on the back. That is why we are selling 50c linen finish cards at quite a bit below cost. Step-in and Bandeau 5495 Dance Sets and light they help you do the rleston should be done. Of d ribbon Z 722 (First Floor.) (First Floor.) Imported Steel Bead Bags 56.95 On the Riviera—no evening gown is com- plete without an evening bag. These are just the right size for powder, brow pencil and lip- stick, ‘handkerchief and small change. Brilliant or soft coloring—several exquisite styles. (First Floor.) 'fifIEHECHT Co~F STREET Store Ilamc 9:15 to 6 P.M. [ 7th and K 3212 14th St. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. “Arch-Preserver Shop”—1318 G St. “Man’s Shop”’—Cor. 14th & G . o ;"‘Wémen‘s Shop'"—Temporarfly—lfns G St.