Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 50

VNG| s, o RIS B = = e o B breans, vaude: X 0% oL e wal abetsisiiainoatsjencaival. Wil A E Kenilwuflh Citizens-Also Fa- _,";,';:‘:;‘?;“‘}',, ,‘;',{";-;',;a open tomorrow night under a canopy f ghepy’ . . ‘Y JH o X i k o Mgt i h 4 the ohurch 3 1 ok TODAY—1:80 T0 11 P. M. gy | 9:56 p.m. of electyic’_ lights at Miss , Mrs, Wholteale Toy _and Novetty f v ¢ o Lvor Gomprehensive Im- | ichoseitan — “Tp. 1o Maner's | Erounas, Grask Cirdle end. Webmier | Jemer e | a1l i - WELSH CHOIR Room,” at 11:45 a.m., Ns. 8:45, 5145, Street. ' : k . o £ - P . 4 y in 2 GROUP OF THE. WORLD'S 745 and 9:45 p.m. " Stande ate being cormpleted n«y E S . X . ; — ! SONG GEMS : “A Trip to Chinatown,” at ‘touches were e 4 1 ¢ WY Rialto—* finishing. . A 11130 o2rhy 150, $:80, 500, 750 and plaged to one of the mast m-m- ; | D L A SAM ROBBINS’ 9:50 p.m. mrl # 2 i v 3] !l ;| Ealace — “Fuscinating Youth." “at gt- cya Sptid oL, the S = ) o - 3 WA IMOREARS 3 Aropoee L a8 AN SN I e Ak r‘uflm : il 5 . A Three Othor Groat Acts RS ighE ro: |, Dol < W TN Ll Do d i s Blimecios b Bl o : b THE. i i {ho‘Kmu at 2:30, 4:15, 8, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. e $ T . .. i i FiRET n; » Association. Coples Afllfiu‘ir-—"&rly to Wed,” R X f . X “HieN mmw ution were ordersd -sent | 8:15, A ¢ { S g ~ PRANCING ALONG WITH €5 cosiyibinmbanaaomataed 8 mmissioners. (s ot iBe Kog\flv:mh el hloa | 2 : . . went on record in favor of a’compre- : o : CRANDALL'S Ambaseador - Honsive improvement progTam fof the am. g S SRR TGS I ~ mortheast and heast sécti Lincoln (colored)—"'Say It Agal .' i ¢ n 3 e hm al 8 TODAY AND TOMORROW—I e Distriot, nl.:‘!.:\'ls the enyo;::-d- trom ! to 11 pm-)— i 4 > < 1000 Pa; Ave. 2 ; gone to an l}lllllsu . il — . EEE g.- oon‘-afi,r-m;,;-:fi the eitensive plans drafted and > v Bt of <il aasociations of the | - |8 y 8 extreme thls season ' o I e cnmws Avalle n-‘- m'«.'a‘m:"fififi%'fm"'??m:cuu : 3 g { ] E ¢ Onnl-— 624 W 8. NE.' - faterest to Kenilworth include the pro- et 4 bt | e ; i ¢ TODAL n}fig’ 15'\’1'1""' L : : Mo D 5 Samia. 3 1m. | TOUGRAONC LEATRICE 0T, 00 posed widpnung of Benning road fiom | had at the coolest place || 2 I ; The assortments are es ciall and ! ; 3 5 i teenth and H streets to the Dis- |fi ¥ ; m B ,;; roed' to' e, District |in town tp eat : v i 5“",, BAL, e ardered sent 0 the Citizens’ Advisory HERZOG’S we have made the reductions unusuall_y btg ‘7 Wr& 18! mmv—-l'l'cgrln 0 BARTHELMESS o S st |11 Potomae River [T " | crANDALS o, | "l b o - tion, pmdm”fi%fic;‘e:v Ship- AL 55 el || £ : el _ Of course, the response is vm large—because i mm,,' AT L BEEEhe 238 | CRANDALL'S (COLONY i Alls;':h -rn-': w ::::‘:g:: X ¥ everybody known whata Mode Clearance Sale means, . I TOMO 2 A E A o SSON m&gfim %{mrns in; the ; It is for this reason that we.urge you to make prompt = Tk TR AR CRATFORD 15 “BARIS uleeflon—ge'ning all that the wardrobe reqmres : AI.I.’S p g Gacden | CRANDALL'S HOME o =, mffi::w NISSEN m “THE 'm OREOW-_Star. TOMORROW—COLLEEN MOORE in All ThreePiece Suits | g . =illlllllllllllmlllll|||||||[||||||l|||||||||" Both Fashion Park and Mode “Excepting onlv' Full Dress, Tropicals and.the Bradstreet Line CENTRAL Oth Bet. D & K [n addition to the 6 big rooms, 3-pogchies and tile . VoS g . i hth—-du breakfast and sleeping porche‘:o‘rc comphte- / Suits that were $70.00, $75.00 + ; romence of an_ epers ster ly screened; and there is a separate garage. - and $85.00 now.... e "l’ll OAT'S PAJAMAS” “'When you take into % i 4 - ¥ comtruction ;4 the Yoty ututial detalls - very ; Suits dm were $35.00 and $40.00 now....... G i cQI_“"BI A The ability to fit trusses, elas- - tie hosiery and abdominai “sup- of housekeeping’ you will mnu ‘how mpomnt an of- : 4 ve .. 2 D WEEK Sniu ‘that were $45.00 and $50.00 now iy b ooy . # and skillfully for many years. % Our_ service has been available § o the public of Washingt You pay much more ir rent for homes of less char- f I “"WITH RICARDO CORTEZ 7 5. ~ okt % seit of this great opwl:tl:lnl};;“ir! ol Yolde's otptivating ay- woman knm contributes’ comfort and convenience 'M nt 13th % porters perfectly cannot be-ac- % auired except by long experi- fering this is: ; ’ # ence. Gibson's fitting staff have # been doing this work faithfully Only ssoo Cash-.—s75 a Month A s m m ; ¢ Suits tlut were $55.00, $60.00 : . v to the public of Washington for . ¥ you mneed any # Dliance. pen 9 a.m. to 9 pm. Theve will be no cherge for ‘alterations e 'mu-no-mnn.-u s Take Oth Street thfl-n‘ .wnllht-flh.!m % § : . . TR ; Top Coats—at proportionate reductions _-;;*,: CAFRITZ =8 s o I'A..LAGE Quner and Beilder ‘of Communities : . Fancy percales, madras and broadcloth collars attached or “n"‘ e % separate collars., - - ANE AL Were $2 and $250. ...0osuoncansiciusnnanet nsintanss 31 2 l for $5.00 Imporfed English broadcloth wh:te and plain- colofs, collar attached neckband. x ‘1.95 : 3 for 8550 ed fancy percale, madras and broadeloth; colllr at- tached and separate collars. Wmss,ssso and St $-39 3 for $7.00 Fine nmported broadcloth, madraJ and silk and linen. Sep- arate collars to match. Vi Were 84.50. s nml $6. . Fmest of silk shirts, radium crepes, etc Separate collna to match. Were $875, $10 and $I2.......ccoeuiionsninnsiueans 67 3 for 31900 Highest grade of Enghsh cocoon broadcloth white only. Collars attached and neckband. - - $345 5 Skt 3 for mn 4 Summer Bath Robes Cheviot, terry cloth, etc S % Were $5 and §750......0l0cneninne raiiveshsvassie R0 Rayon, Burton poplm and ratinet, 3 . Were $9,$10 and $12....... A8 L B Imported flannel, silk'and silk pongee. Were $15, §18 and $20.......... Jap Crepe with- Slippers and Bags to match... ’ . Neckwear . sl fine cut silk: sclrfs ‘.......;.................. Tia 69 J!‘vfl“ slso,and $2- cut- silk mris..........:.".."“.u.". $].19 ¢ 3. !" 3300 . 32 50 53, $350 :nd $4 fine cut nlk and’ knh silk s.cn;fs . 323’ 1 f« ll.!‘ Smnmer Umon Smts Rockinchair and Mode brands. .. ....se.ae threatento dcstroy A e the]_r sheen’ fl)ezr ‘fiwb new bflk S xmpomd white l'inzhsh bmdclom .””g: . 3 for $2.50 Paja?mas : ".' Mode pajamas; -solidxcolhn T TR (AN R 81.55 : H-um