Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1926, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. €. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1926. HIGH QCHOOIIS TO GIVE COURSE |teacher, class 1A, from Peabody- Cuts Tax Arrears Fines. [to 2 per cent between August * and 15, |and the legal limit of interest on loans. | N | Ea1 . K. E | |and Yo 3 per cent per month between | though otherwise of no practical sig: | | Hilton to Edmonds; K. E. Bohrer.| g ., ncentive for prompt paymen 15 and September 1: but that | nificance under the existing mone: THE IN PRACTICAL SALESMANISID | oox. som, 1o Shinrrs o iy ot s e Ssvorpmon | atss Sopeemtcs 1. rition. 10" the | stringency, nas accelerated tax collec AUTUMN-OF - TWENTY - SIX Maury: Myrtle E. Moore, teacher, has announced that the usual fine of | full fine of 4 per cent, an extra 10 per | tions by making it more advantageous | class 1A, from Morgan to Blair- |4 per cent per month on tax arrears|cent is to be charged, according to | for taxp s to borrow money than | T T | will be reduced to 1 per cent per month | United States commerce reports. The | to subject themseives to fines for de- | C - ¢ ) (Continued from Fifth Page) Asars T B Dusiace. teathar cse] 2Yes: B, H.Tawrence. teAchien | on/all payments, made hefore July81, [rediiction of the oficlal iiscotiit rate i ¥ed payment. | —_(Continued fron h_Page) |visor; L. R Durisce. teacher. clasc|class 14, from Ketcham-Van Buren |0 2 — | teacher, class 14, from Park View H. Boul. eacher, class -1, |'9, Corbery; H. L. Prieat, teacher | Ggfl | Diviston 2; B. J. Haycock, teach ch-Towers to Langdon; Helen |{ass 14, 1B { - s 1A, W Division teacher, class 1A, _from vood: C. cer, | ss 14, from her, ‘class 1A, trom | *THE‘AUTUMN:'OF TWENTY - SIX" e Elsie Roche, teacher, class 1A, from ckington to Wallach-Towers 1 | Hubbard-Raymond to music depart- McBride, teacher, class 1A, : D. T. McCammond, ment; L. F. King, teacher, s 1A, | from Wallach-Towers to Buchanan; as . from Congress 4 M. K. Steele, from Cooke to | rk View: M. B. Venables, teacher, | ass 1A, Park View to Cooke; Marion | from Truesdell to Whittle . J.|M. D. Ball, teacher, class 1A, fromn Drake, teacher, class 1A, from Den- Buchanan to Wallach-Towers; H. L nison to Keene: D. Foster, teacher, | Burton, teacher, class 1A, from wesdell to Petworth; |division 2 to division 6; B. I. Dagnall, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH > rds, teacher, class 1A, | teacher, class 1A, from Brent-Dent mith, teacher, class 1A, from Mon- e to Truesdell Marion Peabody-Hilton: § V. Beller, i. L. Dermody, r, class 1 m Pet- | teacher, class 1A, from Gales-Blake 3 from Maury o | n; 0. ¢ s y-Hilton; E. V. Snowden. | ' dner ak. rom it Ik i S e Bt TR T o Kley, teacher, \, s = — — - ¢ from gr: M. E. — & g L] er, class 1A, from Brown | anney; M. S. Conway, ! HE I " = . A :"1A, Brbwn, from grade FOR l y THE last two buying days before school! Great : teacher; L. A. days for the Boys—getting togged out in smart, . 3 | ) sturdy clothes that Saks has selected for them. / And great days for Mothers—who know the satis- ‘ = x o .l-j The Autocar Builcling‘ | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTE 1 faction of every purchase here. Helliwell 3 Sl 13th and Pa. Ave. N.W. 0 B ¢ B r, teacher | fireet, teache ! A'modern 4-story fireproof building contain- F h l S I S t h e D O u b ]- e Z o Ju-n-lor ngh 1: I ing 1,700 square feet offered | j ; ) 2-Trousers Suits at a low rental. B rea S t e d 2 ki T rou Sers (First Long Trousers Section) e I | $ 75 1 ] L i ° . $ s WEAVERBROS | Saks Suit at $35 =4 809 15th St. N.\W. Main 9486 | E choose the Double- figure of the boy just mak- S : e : e Breasted as an instance, | ing his first appearance in long . R S— R — ccatits. 66 AMaty. Thalii AEe !l’?lls(‘l’s—bfllfs Tailored Suits ae 80 Y with two pairs of trousers. The s 14, Blaird ie turning to it these days. But season’s mewest, most attractive Plerce:Webi o, Cureey: Mar | both Double-Breasted and ! materials and colors. Sizes 30 St hron N : Single-Breasted models are to 38.—(Second Floor.) abody-Hilton |')H|H‘ Buvier, teachcr ’ | equally distinguished and authentic. Equally impres- X Ken | 18 » sive in pattern. Equally Wash Suits Shirts and Petwor allw . y b o L worthy in fabric - quality: Randie T we e NEINE L Equally well tailored. And : for Boys Blouses Nicholls. rom Uy | —equally far ahead, in in- 5 e » 1A from Wall Y Z i/, trinsic value, of any other 51 69 - 95 Towers to Buchanan; 1. M. 5 Q. . T N AR att hed teacher, class 1A; Wallich ) \ > ‘ ‘ $35 Sack Suits "h“’h, the BATNS colotsh andicons Tt e pudes of Tl : E. V. : 7 { | clothing market affords! binations in high-grade ~ woven Madras, Broadcloth, S p / et wash fabrics. Sport, Flu'r- Rayon Striped Madras, ete. per, Button-on and Middy Plain colors and combina- styles. Guaranteed fast Blouses 7 to 16 years. 4l ham-van Buven, fi b SR > Topcoats, Including 3 color. Sixes *2% to 10 Shirts 12 to 1413 neck. D |/ [ i 4 \ | ) o S J (Second Floor.) ~~(Second Floor.) 1A, Ketcham-Van Buren, from i 3 Knlt-TeX/ o $30 2 1 to 3 M 1A, Ketcham-Van 3w LA M. Crovic, uucher ‘e / ; UMBERS of them! Va- A L C ary i : - 7o riety that makes possible Boys 4 Plece Sults : $6 t0 48 satisfying individual selec- One Pair Long and One Pair of Golf Al Good Values tion. 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