Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1926, Page 6

st f ost con- | come' ysbbulia it FRUIT JIIIGE PLOT ‘SEEN. ‘Almost mnm.;:chtp« o v Z Violating: Dry Laws. v k""“" 5 | cx.wm oilalfly 8 %&;E%J“m arm, leaving mdt )ulu- . JOHN R. HOPKINS 3345 M St. N.W., ; . . ‘ 5 %‘M . i X ‘<~ Sy, ‘ 3 : i p . e € Sales. manager of e EEEEEE BRI A g el e osfi s for relssuing ] N % %ltve. Cood g so8y |, amp. succession. First, run jating the WS ELECTANC 0N TIAT WILLAGY W O { nildl, for co : s SEE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WaNDOW g:‘;ir'g']pmu 198y hay alttorant story bet: 4 ’yail':) ““a Tnter it ween 40 an A reac! rhhm a degree below 40! The cold was age mfl;fl%mmfig Bompanted by 'umk ng_ wind_ that 2SS rac e iy S B e was us 5 it e~ 01 Py J event as was the Chief utive/f to _him, ‘and at he appeared |was Coig ‘{’«'?‘ than mwy 1t 12, liand W Shadep s a | o) | " | himsels. . on s 485 vards slated for the B0.mile speed umu are Wisconsin, érsection - of “Tenleytown, iSixteenth street from Piney Branch ‘road to the District Hne and Bladens: th and H | 'rom to'the District llno. The 30-mife limit is mow in fo in sectionsof the latter hi ny " Applications for the hew dfiver's | &2 Ppermits are being printed dand as soon as they arriVe the rénewal work m begin. . According to present s, the applications will be dis- g.rlhuted to the various police pre- eincts, the American . Automobilé Association, the Psess Club, trade bodies and other organizations want- them, and motorists will be to go to these places, fill qut], the blanks and deposit $3, the. fee| for the new permit. The permits will be malled to the applicants. The Traffic Bureau already has is- sued 200 driver's permits under the nded traffic law. These were R out by new dflm however, #nd are for temporary 10-day period. i Objection _to_the announced . inten- “tion of Traffic Director Eldriige to per- lllt the . 30-mile .rate on.Wisconsin' e between Massachusetts ave- jue: and Macomb street was voiced a'letter to the traffic d.l!a&oftqhy incey P. Carter of 3 t. The writer said he. believed | ‘such a speed limit would -Create a] hlhmnneoentnnmotwtb of the loca: ue, because otctoflsn{.mawm-::n ~ Ja an ol Mexlundmeomi-u . her arms round her partner’s and had her hands tied to- . ‘The gentlethan could then mg partner to. his' heart’s Mrs.’ Coolidge u-mu. * When Mr. Coplidge feturmed. %o tne cabin he lifted Up the fish'and, shak ing it before her with his fact lctul.ll} beaming, -sald, "l!y- first catph,’ “You miean Oscar Otis’" wn. cmudnn quick and nwng) 6 Upon being actually assured by hor I\uabu:d that the guide had - not ught the fish} as 1s \mnllxfimq case vmn gentleman sportsmen, Mrs. Cool- idge congratulated the Pmldant and umoothcd ovor her lick of tact by nfi oped- he would: go - fish- ‘often ;nd fn‘lng home quanitities ol fl!ll for. the table. *his How' fambus pike occupled the position of honor on the menu for the evening meal. The President undoubtedly will do since he had such good k There is very little he can do while hnm. and since the fishing 18 -especially good on Lake Osgood and since N- appetite for the ——— The Automobile Once aNLuxury, Now a It is the modern means of transportation via the im- proved highways and open - parts of the couhtry not ac- cessible by other means. If you are yet without a car, consult the bargains of- ¢ fered daily in the Sale Au- tomoblle coluinns .of The Star. - Cara:of all makes, From 4 to. 6 ifiveeks' late because Of “Strikes” in Brooklyn shoe factones: MOST of our better grade white and many other ! Sammer shoes have just been received. To dispose of them quickly—radical measures\are required. W THE manufacturers have authorized us o sell them regardless of losses involved—which theyagree to pay. Entire Stocks $10t0 $1 8.50 to the n-tlvu. this sort. 6f weather is nothing unusual for the Adirondacks ufl there wfll be plenty of it. sLess than. two ago most of st about outlast any fabnc; re poroufi, c‘&vi,‘, | { ¢ i i i i 3 ! (] 9 'FOrme'r $3 to $5 Tnmmed Hats “Small and medium shapes in all colors. All the smarter ummer straws and silk’ are featured, :lurcl to make room for in- g-&flnnflu. There- fore this low price, Included Hats of felt, leg-- . horn, milan hemp and ajour in and.. mushroom shapes. All col are Sport poke :fimo.'g.fi:m =hiffon ts. D ofors in 1he igi Stréet Floor Summer Wash Goods Remnants, 39¢ Yd. Short lengths of fine Cot- tons that lormerly sold for 59¢ to $1.50 the yard. ..29¢ to 50c Wash Goods Remnants 19c Yd. Excellent length: desir- able Cot“tom “S:It‘a?fle e'l;r most any Summer need. Domestics and Wash‘ Goods Remnants 121/5¢ Yd. Street- Floor Formerly 19c to 25c. White % nmm and colored- fabrics in. various * popular.weaves. Men’s $1.50 Khaki Priced for immedute elmm P. ants, 31. 15 variety of styles and colors. A mmbu Durable khaki. Well tailored value. Ui\lon Snits. 660 - . 6 for 85 ¥ Splendid fab: u — ine broadcloth, w?m: laid s:dnl. rayon-striped madras and col> ond cnlr madras. Fully cut fi uhed with taped i Sinlxto“fi ; -nry “mmqnfly known bn:‘:‘ isting of = newer smarter patterns in stripes and checks. Sizes 10 to 12. *e MensWhhechk‘ ants, $1.29 . it uiled from_di: l{o&l for $200 to elavyl white An;ly duck, "h::l 0! ‘E‘ufl S m .:”:-’:fi bottoms. SI’IGI 30 to 50. and made with widely-cut I Fiye pockets. Sizes 30 to waist. They'’re made of aine Irish shrunk linens and wer?:nzhull lokl‘}':; © $249, but we ‘must clear them-clthanlh hot weather is just here and your need for cool dresses 'is timely—we must be: thinking of cool-weather garments. @ “Ten' attractive models in slender line styles, daintily trimmed and offered in , orchid, white, lilac, rose, copen, Table Oileloth ished seams. ther, green and mais. Fashioned with set-in sleeves, deep hems and well fin- Sizes 36 to 52 Second tterns. 24 i oyl Cretonne Remnmu Men’s Houery, 18e 15c Yd. 2% and 35 guades Mediom- as-incn widths.. Light or ‘weight sillc and cotton or lisle. Tk e g RTORCL G TS anl nnl plttern’. 03 °:" o o ot pl draperies, e T e Tamkre '\ feis 79 Work. : T 2e ; "\'Goodsfi.l extured blu Remnants, 10e Yd. chambray. " Fa t‘:u(,:m por.k: 3 of 2% predes doubh-ltltched wkme‘u‘ma;:_:im ulnm s‘"’ 143% to 17.. t Bordered effects, /- ‘250 Men’s Shirts 5 curtains. . S °" N e tracet ":; £ neckbaml styles. Broken sizes, L Mto 17 3 Floor—Kihg’s Palace flov- Play Suits, 49¢ Coveralls, sleeveless k plrn llmtl i; ht or d;r“k’ blue .of blue and white str; ma- serulaé ‘Tmsned (V)lsfll "red | izes 2 to trap Overalls in | blué denim, in sizes 4 to 12. i 79¢ Wash Knickers ! ' Ge ! Boys' chken of cool gray | crash _aad khaki-color mate- L Sizes 7 to 18. . Heavy r{hbgd material, trim- med with white. One« nece st; e, vllh skirt. Sizes to Boys’ Wash Suits -81.29 48 suif ot B et pamory liden' crash. * Nicely trimmed and made- in.button-on, midd; and flapper styles. \ Sizes 3 t. i 2 Boye’ Play Suits, 24e Button-on-shoulder and strap * styles; s ess. Blue cham- bray, blue lnd white stri abric or khaki color. Trim- ed 'Iq,h red. Siees 2 to&:,