Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1926, Page 14

~ 14 4 PORTER KEYNOTER, {* Madgower | [NONOLONGE SN | i TS e o bl T - | American Men Are | . T0.BE GREATEST HELD i b ey, ooy, o ; A o R 1 R e s 3 Seen in Ten Yean 600 of World’s Leaders in Field to Amn'-lm. Saah. . . : Attend Stockholm Conference. Am o n _______...__._...___—————-——-—-""'"' } "/ By the As ted Press. < 90 From/U. 8. to Bs There. Carrel, Keogh, L T #: e e r‘mc}:l : July 28.in 10 yeara | B2 Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily N v 5 et | 2 X . every citize) . t g5 E Senatorial ‘Nomince Tells| i s um s Toot mansomer PRrOoIEIee e nASertHIInE 1n Siock: | absence of the American, Prof. Mas : ; OF TWE MEAL FULLY)' e = ros b e ———— e ———————————— .\ i { lowa Democrats Tariff | Saeesmd. e s uaven o nia 5 8 ' Drink will, Dr. Waiter Dill Scott, presi- { n rt from the Federal Govern-i Uni ::“:‘:x‘:oor n;mp agency empowered to i A{;er!fin now has ..h...u :f ;) ; d 2 he na i s Two first-class men to sell Chevy Chase prop- : this delicious mint-flavored chewing gum tablet ize the condition of the Midw for “tolerating special privileges, ]:..rf:le;xf;:':. g\; ;nun :owmt-(; : which he sald was largely reeponsible | 7,0 5 Yingividual where he will Chevy Chase Realtor (me a ew o MXAm 3 0 i nar- hahdls or facilitate the foreixn mar-| Al the harnsesed enelky 16 1B ities, and " for present economic inequalities, a B 0ttt o0 Tlaon: Chiry Chase ‘Avsade - Shouid Be Decreased. deni of Northwestorn Universicy. , - i . told the Coilegiate Club yezterday. 4 s Tt St e s ek Real Estate Salesmen , | : Py the Associated Prese. the picking of the right men for 0 . ; d 4 PES MOINES, ITowa, July 28.— the right jobs, to prevent a waste X k | Durmward revision of the tariff and| of the enorious energy. of the ant : ¥ keting of agriculture products, were 1e n [ ‘ ‘ Advocated today by Claude R. Dape o g “""‘“‘;gn‘::"" -~ erty. [Excellent opening for live men to handle Deémocratic senatorial nominee in JAsnaricen’ baoomnes i’ BaSiRSN hlgh g,‘de propert.es' i for “failure. rigidly to enforce antl- trust laws.” = Like the keynote speaker in I'| ., gcatylene metal-cutting outfit, 5520-22 Conn. Ave. United States: CL? the keynote address before the Iowa o ® Démocratic convention. P ;::’: h_:_h?lzfieh:r‘mg{h:t ::‘o Oy ‘ - - Mr. Porter also arraigned -the Re- ) 4 . v o re ployment and placement of men l - ek publican party for “failure to re e s t of mee u }'{, ' - | FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS SPRMG week's Republican convention, Mr. [ AR SEQYIINS (et ciaco man fof Pater, a Des Moines lawyer and vet- : eran Democratic campalgner, devoted | the use of B Sxried by i himself chiefly to conditions surround- "‘7:““ e a ':;;f ’{'.:R’. . & | ) ing the farm industry and to criti- ral on a tri hd s . clsm of opponents of farm relief pro- posals “in the industrial East.” | “ft i significant.” he said, “that during the last three years when we have had upon our statute books the, highest tariff in the history of the country, the f: of Towa have | suffered as never re. This situa tion is conceded leaders of the farm movement in the Midsissipp e i 4 the Eastern indus increasing their | under favorable legis- the largest of 8, were gradually diminishin, He suggested ’ Pl that instead of permitting internation al bankers to make loans abroad that e nnua earance 0 en S ummer mts might be used for the purchase of goods In other untries, the Govern. ment should assist the Federal agency Off S l d‘d S . N In extending credit to those needing y ey S . ers Splendid Savings Now that the money be used solely for at roome. Suits of cool fabrics, tailored for coolness, now offered tally as well as physically. And the sale includes Hope for such legislation, he said, A Mo Bl gt at such low prices that they will keep you cool men- everything in our large and excellent Summer stock. might be realized., “through a spirit of compromise that does not sacri- e el o ot Palm Beach Suits Linen Suits, Coat and Trousers Mr. Porter said he was confident 2 g R Coat and Trousers Now $1275 $1475 $19.75 e e aid, “1s not baskrupt. $12.75—Were $15 Were $15 to $25 B i Three-piece Summer. Suits, coat, vest and s =ateicide . Taa b . trousers—tropical Worsteds, 3-ply worsteds ¥ Tropical Worsteds, 3 and 4 ply Worsteds, Gabardines succeed.” and flannels, that were selling at $35 and $40 and Flannels, all two-piece models, were $25 to $40 HOLDS LEGISLATION Now $29:75 and $34.75 Now $19-75 $21.75 $24.75 $29.75 : BRI\ ¢ cool, checked nainsook, Men's Clothes Section, Second Floor. sturdily tailored and much NO AID TO FARMER : FLUDIE> more roomy than most garments. e A ¢ O : yé Kha'ki Play or Camp Suits No-Rip Athletic Union Suits are a new idea in ath- nic, Urging Co-Operative leti derwear and Sales Groups. . j i Dt 3 s - letic un: and are made to wear longer. v e \Y b ! FOf G‘lfls 6 to 14 At every point of strain it has added strength. The By the Associated Press. i 2 I £ BOUTHOLD, X. ¥., July 25— The /i K ’ $ 95 back is strengthened with triple stitches and re- / 1 ’ inforcements; crotches and armholes are also re- problems through legislation, Secre- tary Jardine told the Suffolk County A o inforced. Sold exclusively by us. ¥} Farm and Home Bureau and the QOrangers last night. Addressing the annual plenic of the ! Y organizations, Mr. Jardine urged co- —prove the most popular outfit goerative sales o zations of the | far vacation wear—one and two ; ? . 'armers as the t practical means v / - % . ot putting agriculture on a par with piece styles, whichever one pre- fibul ]Vb'Rlp I’bdtlfl eS ness and industry. i eq! sma ers —and each equally rt Mr. Jardine deplored the tendeney st and ready to let one have a q 1. They will absolute- 3. Extra knitted rein- of young people to desert the farms, and asserted that through proper or- | . ood time without any thought . . - ° Zanization the ‘agricultural industry N H ) h F f h & . ly not rip or tear. forcing piece in R R ow Ilere---the I'irst ol the. SENE 2. Searss-@re rein back. e IR S . A pair of Keds, a pair of socks— forced at strain 4, Made of strong, 88 SEWER BIDS OPENED. Smart NCW Fall Hats : M i :‘::’;:‘k:‘gfi:”b: \points. Button hole square pajama ! ‘ anything that comes. reinforcing. checked nainsook. Six Projects Involve Total Cof ‘ . 520 E T Wi - S satasi i { So interestingly priced, too— 5 bt YA s s, e e Exceeding $36,000. Blds for the constructi . o 5 Fes Pl b il Although your vacation may take you where you'll want several Sum- sewer projects, involving a total cost of mere than $36.000. ‘wero_cpened mery hats—it's much smarter to really arrive in a chic new Autumn hat. . '"A Very Special Combination Offer Coramissloners. | The Drosscts; Sow S There are velvets of the Casquette and Tam o' Shanter types — small, for a Limited Time Only ders and prices quoted follow: . N . . . A M. Yecandlish Co. Tno, Chevy close-fitting affairs with high crowns —as well as broad-brimmed. hats Chase parkway storm sewer, $1,266; . . . o g Tlev street replacement sewer, of the very-much-in-fashion black satin and moire. » RO . e e Coty’s Face Powder } 85¢ ‘ R s toa i Deep reds, deep greens—but black loses none of its sophisticated smart- ice sewer, $5,837.25. ness because of the new colors—it is smartly exclusive. i C OtY’,S Rouge Refin Atello Construction Co., East Bright- Millinery Section. Third Floor. wo service sewer, $4,745; Penn 3 R e O e a Summer Clearance Sale---Broken Lots What an interesing offr, just when interceptor $9.000. of = T Women’s Pumps and Oxfords . 6 fl"m 3 — : . 4 may choose from the three most $5.75, 3§75 and $7.75 Pair i o T T ) P, e o gt y Many different models from a number of lots have been grouped e e i y':'"';;‘m’g&'fl,‘;m together at these three prices and are offered for clearance at a great up” te your type. Women’SPatentLeather saving. Naturally we do not have every size in every model, but the Totlet Goeds Seation. Firet floer.” sizes in the groups are mentioned below. Patent Leather, $6.75 Patent Leather, $5.75 : : Creates'a Charming Pumps $5.85 AAA, 5, 5%, 614, 7; AA, 4, 4%, 5; AAA, 5, 514, 6, 8; AA, 414,514, 6; A, A, 4%; B30 5 G 2% to 5, 7, 75, | 3 o g 8,3, ssy; t;n, c.s’s to5. Net—Trimmed SBP’ $5.95 . Black Satin, $5.75 4 lack 6,75 : ; : = . A surprising value. A brand-new model of the D'Orsay ¥ . AAA, 5, 6%; AA, 434, 5,6; A, 4, 4Y4; The bodice top, as well as:the hem of this Jane Wandl cos- i secured i Coledny & Bialek || QA;\E : gg'/'“ gg,} o 768; A 4105%; B 4,43, 5:C, 3, 4 gt mme;lip. is f;sm.:;ud of sb:er g tha;l;iflhl' contrast to 22?,".‘,,{’;",'1’ ‘to. you ‘t'ifil'?",’.‘,}",,-‘,%’:;‘;'i“.";’:“"n'fl < " 2; G20 2 th el ) ine, i ich i ; Georgia Ave. and White Kid and Canvas, $5.75 £l el tepu o MR e model as illustrated above shows a plain patent leather Upshur St. White Kid, $7.75 AAA, 5 to 8; AA, 434, 514, 6, 7;. A, 4 chogen-— : Is a Star Branch | AAA,5t08; AA,4106;A,3%5t0 535, ‘to 534, 7, 7%; B, 3,564, 434, 5,6, 7%; Nile, flesh pink, powder blue, beige, orchid pump with spike heel and leather turned sole. If you live in the |f 6%,7; B, 3 to 6%; C, 2% to 87, C, 3, 314, 414, 6%. and, of course, white - DOWN STAIRS STORE neighbarhood of Colodny i Tan Calfskin and Bronze Kidskin, $5.75 and $6.75 But theres another feature that's interesting—this slip has & Bialek’s, you will find i AAA, 5, 53, 6; AA, 4434, 56, 6%, 7, 8; A, 4, 4%, 5, 75 B, 3 to 434, 834, 7;¢ | am extra little drop skirt, malking it shadowproof, though it very convenient to | C, 2% to 4%, 6, 7. + ever so sheer. » 8 ’ leave your Classified Ads | Women's Shoe Section. Third Floor, Costame: Blip Section. Third fleor. $ for The Star in - the 3 Branch Office located with them. i e | BExceptional Values in Curtains, $1.65 and $2.95 Pair Washi v o Z,'.a .:‘m: gre ) | In the group at §1.6§lare sbmhecr Ruffl;;l Ma.fiq\‘is;ette ‘Cur-l ' The second group at s%ngs consi;'its ?if Rufl!::[ Curtains in solid’ a Star Branch— tains in a neat double-chec pattern that wi ing ‘a coo colors and others in white combined with %olors. Every pair whose services are at feeling to your home on even the warmest Summer day. White is daintily made. Just the drapery for your windows this mfis—m&;;:dwh“:fim only. s ; | ./ semson. ¢ : are ;l;:rg::l“ o2 | mo\m RA'YONS ~in‘ the Roman cross-stripe pa&m w m‘lsuums AWMPR!!‘{!E LINEN i o s ‘In g vnd o MORE Classified Ads | uitable for couch throws, covers, hangi ] in bright, Summery colors striking patterns, are | ne e e v In il b bl - -k o it e Semeber o b et | B Tl o ik < e e are our own usive importations. iy ; per. | ; HIY/ enameled case, decorated with v:c»ifll)ined..1 'l)'lhn is only natural when you s consider the results. m&«@p! ,u#' M‘F"""‘—“"‘sxa’s 5 MW“ ’ . ‘ ; “Around the Corner” is : i o ; 5 : i a_ Star Branch Office ) ¥