Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 28

28 ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926. 1 ; i | Eree n overy state or the Unon s1e| EVANGELIC SENATURS I]EF[NB e MERGERS EFFECTED Red Men Hold Own Against Whites as perfect as any s; 'm of govern- | | ment, which is not infallible. 5 | “The wanton primary corruption | in Ontario Contests. 1 uncovered by the Recd committee in SR TR N NTAG : ver | F | P i r a s Rl NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, October | | YSIEMG:&%?«:S::%&' e ainoen, | Combining of Divisional Confer- 1;'(#) —Red men competed with white | the New Jorsey Senator added. ences Here and Abroad Ts men at the opening of the interna-| day, with the Indians holding their | “The people themselves must be s | their physician and iegislator, and, ol own. About 7,000 persons from both == = sides of the boundary witnessed the Borah, Edwards and ]ohnson[tm: only medicine they need Is their e vote. ; : i Favor Present Plan as Best | | contesta, which wil last.throushout e alds % .| WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Ovtober 14. Last year the average dally attend- markabie ‘J;‘)‘:e; :}::1“ an I;s‘lnu:difig —Mergers of divisional conferences |ance was about’ 20,000, but threaten- condition that_every- individual who | and divisions of other larger districts |ing weather kept many away yester- Lace Curtains 29¢c Ea. Ends and samples of 79¢ to $1 grades. Fine worked patterns in ecru and white. Suitable for door panels, sash curtains and short windows. . Third Floor Men’s Union Suits $1.19 _Formerly $150 and $200. Carter, Richelien and other well known brands. Medium and Satisfaction Since 1859 heavy weights. Made with flat- lock seams. _Gray, random gray “ 810-818 Seventh Street and ecru. Sizes 34 to 46. - tional plowing matches here vester- | Sees Sincere Opposition. ! By the Associated Press Abotition of the primary ; vocated by Vice President Dawes in .bis speech to the American Lezi uvational convention, drew fire ¥ day from Senators Borah, Republic of Tdaho, and Ed Dem New Jersey. Senator Johnson, publican, of California. while not n primary is a - - e fabie, 4 .J. Umbrett, mission: of the u= Yet Evolved. a 3 o T | were approved at yesterday's sessions | da conference of (he‘ al who p The East Penn- xpenditure of such | 12 ndividual who be- | % which seeks to v illeg! ely in full| ence under th the direct +| Pennsylval 7 lifornia not mean by tl direct primary w e Maryland lust Germany eaigls conferences, and Al 3 conferences and| - Copper Found in Canada. the “onfercnce were separated | TORONTO, Ontario, October 14 (#). | into ‘the nd Northwest Can- | : ada e The Oregon and enhanced by a conferences were author- HEpR within the next quad many =yedrs nator dared. - th - b ile . intelligent r landscaping. Hopkins-Armstrong, 1ds were the poets of ancient Inc. nd and composed odes for pub- | Main 2303 . Dawes, issued a wing that propaganda is on 1o hreak down the natural beauty spot the 13 vho want | sems 1o he of S are Japan, wus chosen Bishop foi hey used enorineus sun : 5 d incy created by the knew it h dwath of Bishop Heinmiller. ary Humanl - RO dwards 1319 F St. Another Link in Our Chain Store GILDENHORN’S MARKET 2216 18th St. N.W. lg' i | : Phone Col. 6804 Flowers will be given away Eree to the firgt fifty custemers on Saturday Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 7 25¢ Mavis Fountain Brand 10 “)s. Chocolate 1 Oc 01 (e 2 e 1 0 Flavors Fancy Sweet PRUNES, 2-b. rxg. 35¢ sum ] e[ 19 MILK Bread Hy TODDY 1 3C E,:;'fl::fi, ]_ OC Pleasingly Different Large ......45¢ Blue Ribbon Dry Peaches 15¢ Small ........29¢ Gold Bag | Gold Band | Ayrshire | oo COFFEE | BUTTER | BUTTER MIL 41c . | 53c . | H9e . Holmes Milk Made PIES Increasingly Popular Corby’s White Rose Chas. Schneider Baking Co.s Crisp Vienna 110 “PKG. K Tall Cane 29c 3 for Dromedary Dates, New Crop, 21¢ s CRISCO KRAFT Horse Radish | i 2c | sy 23¢ CHEESE 15¢| e 49c | 1 0c| sz 23¢ IVORY SOAP, 4 Bars for 25¢ P&G | Ceresota or Star Flour SO AP Pure, Wholesome, Not Bleached s 25¢ 12-1b. 65c for Bflg Maxwell Carpel’s CEOW CHOW Mrs. Faunce’s Meat 38c 1b. Woodside Park }&* | Friday—A Day of Bargains Watch for the Green Signs— $ They are $5 dresses in price only! Otherwise the styles are so smart—their materials so serviceable, that you could scarcely tell them apart from the higher priced garments. Deft trim- ming touches—lovely colors—and complete size assortments make these dresses exceptionally desirable. Satin Wool Jersey Bordered Woolens Striped Flannel Jacquards Cocoa, jfingle, claret, Chanel, Bordeaux red, Valencia, raisin, navy, black and combinations. : Sizes 16 to 44 Women'’s 50c Burson Hosiery 25c PI'. Perfect‘Quality Black only, in a splendid heavy weight for Winter use. Inéluded in the lot are also Silk and Rayon Stockings in slightly imperfect quality, and Split-sole Bursons in regular and extra sizes. These are slightly imper- fect. Street Floor | e Children’s Union Suits 75¢ Waist Attachment Suits, with high neck, long sleeves and in ankle length, or Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and knee length. * Sizes 2 to 12 years. $1 Silk-and-Rayon or Chiffon Hosiery, 69c Splendid Quality Stockings in a complete assortment of colors. Mercerized garter tops. The Silk-and-Rayon_ Stockings are perfect, the .Chiffons slightly imperfect. Street Floor Dress Buttons, 19¢ Card Formerly 50c to $1.00 dozen. Assorted styles and colors. Odd- ments priced for immediate clear- ance; 6 to 12 buttons on a card. Street Floor $1.29 Blouses, 59¢ Small lot of Tailored or Trim- med Blouses, in white and tan dimity. Broken sizes. Second Floor Remnants of 79c to $1.50 Dregghbrics, yd. c Plain and fancy woolens, wool mixtures, and other weaves in splendid lengths for children's and women’s dresses, etc. Domestic and Wash Goods Remnants 14c yd. A reduction of at feast 5c to 1lc on each Percales, voile and simflar fabrics. Rayon Wash Fabrics Remnant Lengths 39¢ yd. Printed patterns in varfous weaves, designs end colors Formerly 49c to 59 a yard. Stree¢ Floor 59¢ Neckwear, 29¢ Clearance group—but nice, fresh merchandise. Collar and cuff sets, jabots and vestees, in all styles. Laces, silks, net and organdy. Dust Caps, 19c Lawn and batiste, in colers. trimmed with lace and ribbons. Handkerchiefs, 6 for 50c Women's styles in solid colors, plain white and colored woven | borders. 39c to 59c Flowers, 19c Styles correct for dress or coat Numerous imported flowers in cluded. All colors and varfous styles. 35c Trimming Braids, - 17¢ Yd. New patterns for Fall dresses. * About fifty desirable color com binations. Various widths. Friday—A One-Day “Choice” | Newest ‘5 and ‘6 Hats Latest Winter Models, Wonderful Assortments Velvets Satins Brocades Velours Felts A wonderful offering—your choice of sev eral hundred new Fall and Winter Hats at a very low price. > \fric: tams, small and medsum size shapes. iy Matrons’ models. Vouthful types. Extra large head sizes—as well as small ones 1ypes. Seconds $3.50 Grade 6x9-it. Art Squares . $1 98 Without border. Splendid grade felt. bass floor covering cut trom A 2 > the roll. About 40 rugs in the lot. .. .. Varlous attractive patterns suit- ,.. able for kitchens, halls, bedrooms, 0)"4%~.. & ete. ) \é @, Third Floor $2.50 Baby Coats, $1.98 White corduroy coats lined with quilted sateen. Belted model with round collar. Sizes.1 and 2 Boys’ Pajamas, 94c One and two plece styles of flannelette and musli ‘Trimmed with rayon frogs. zes 4 to 18 vears. Boys’ Lumberjacks, $2.79 Convertible collar model with open cuffs. Tight walst band. Dark plaids. Sizes 8 to 16 years, Boys’ Wash Suits, 97¢ Button-on style made of good grade chambray and nicely trim- med with white braid. Sizes 2 Second Floor Men’s $1.50 Pajamas, $1.19 Fleecy flannelette, Plaza pon- gee and Pacific percale. Well made, properly sized and made with 'large pocket. Striped, prinfed and novel patterns, also plain colors. Sizes A to D. o 8 vears. Men’s 25c Lisle Hose Street Floor 18c Pr. Stencilled Covers, 39¢ Medium weight, highly mercer- Seconds of 69c quality. 5-4 ized from toe to cuff. Reinforced table covers in light and dark foot. Gray, navy, cordovan and patterns. Slight misprints. Non- black. Sizes 10 to 12. crackable. Men’s 25¢c Garters 52 and $3 Kid 2 for 25¢ Gloves, 98¢ 3 X Short lot of Fancy Cuff Paris and Pado brands. No Gloyes and One-clasp Mocha metal can touch you. Single € Gloves. Black, white, brown grip, narrow web. All colors. and colors. Sizes 5% t6 63, Street Floor i e Tl Large, drooping brims, Berets, draped and <port The smartest colors and black Street Floor—King’s Palace Women’s $2.98 Sweaters $1.98 All-wool Worsted or Rayon Slip-on Sweaters, In Breen, gray copen. red, buff, orange, henna and blu with contrasting color horders. Peter Pan, vee and roll collar, with tle. Sizes 36 to 44, Second Floor $1 Costume Slips, 79¢ New models for Fall. Plain and striped sateen in light or dark colors. Bodice-top model. Plain herr.;.‘or‘ pleated flounce. Sizes 36 to 44, Bargain Aisle $1.98 Silk Underwear $1.69 Envelope Chemise and Step- ins, of splendid silk, in pastel shades. Nicely trimmed with laces and ribbon. $2 and $3 Girdles, $1.35 Discontinued models of Marvel- Fit, American Lady, C/B and R & G. TFlesh coutil and brocade Broken sizes. Brassieres, 25¢ Oddments of Brassieres and Bandeaux, in brocade, jersey and muslin, Small sizes. = Formerly 59c and T9c. Second Floor Children’s $1.98 Sweaters, $1.39 Slip-over style, in black with orange, navy with orange and red with navy. & 30 and 32 Formerly $1.98. Carriage Bonnets, 98¢ Velvet and cloth. _ Slightly oiled from handling. Formerly $2.98. Middy Blouses, 89c Formerly $1.50 and $1.98. White Lonsdale jean, with white, red, navy or copen collar and cuffs. Trimmed with braid. Sizes 6 to 20.