Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1927, Page 19

v b e T D THE FVENING STAR WA SHINGTON, 1l Oy TUESDAY. JFANUARY 11, 1997, 2, POSTPONES ACTION i | OND.C. BONDISSUE Pmey Branch Assomatlon Plans to Vote in February. ! New Members Enrolled. i G Street at Eleventh 15 AM. ; Main 8780—Kresge Department Stores, Inc. EDUCATIONAL, 1 iscussion of all angles of lhn Strayer College Announces the Opening of ted t ction until : | Shelton Cam Classes in Stenography, Type- eron, speaking in opposition to the is- writing, Accounting, Salesman- || Sue. said that while he favored any W 1 | action for the betterment of schiool P ommercial |\ conditions in this city, he could not subjects. counténance the saddling of burdens {on ruture generations. ile compared | school conditions of Wa ngton with ! Day and Evening Sessions || e of Toronto, and said the latter ! cily spent for the vear 1925 $8,417,000 | = What Our Golden Jubilee Year Means to You! Registration should be made at || 1or schools, while Washington, with a | once for classes scheduled to ||similar population, pended about 2 dnn " $13,000,000. A municip duld live | begin February 8. | within'its income the s an in- dividual, he s ing something 721 13th St. Main 1748-49 0 be amis: in the man. agement of city airs ymewhere H' SPAN‘SH " SCHOOL oF - Songr WASHINGTON e to appropriate a f: Q fa ffom Svain. . Conversational Method upkeep of the ci lapid Progress. 138 H St. M. X . Charles F. Col P000000000000000000002006¢| Charles F. Consaul stated that he would not consider a bond issue for National School of |i: nurmese of mecting running ex Flne and Applled ' llv(lt:nvl l|hfl.i| u d 1‘]- mt: |»ux‘ Art > s that of borrowing money : .. While childr FELIX MAHONY, Director ventually ir to the home, they Day and Night Classes benefitting by the foresight will be expected to take up the burden. He > of Interior Decoration, Costume | (aining it after & ‘. o Conpr-riAC\'L As cnue & M| pointed to the Rock Park ex Design, Commiercial Art, Post-|and ml.- same, he s , ers, Cc'o D"nam‘c Symmetry ”“‘;\ IY‘»:;;nxmx oW lnllfi‘unln use ,i'::‘ 2 a7 Rhide Tsland Ave. | tension project as a lesson in pur- ‘ Golden opportunities to save on the most up-to-date, high- , n‘r i grade merchandise. And behind each opportunity-there is a e >tory~—of 50 years of successful merchandising — 50 years of : honest service—and a renéwed endeavor to give our patron-friends greater-than- ever values for this year of years—our Golden Jubilee! Important Price Savings in This Cm.ram Personal Instruction. nel us maturity dates arrive and those $1.2 5 each | High-Grade Seamless Axminster Rugs Biin TB0S. {ord b suie Rl | S e il Sy Beautiful designs and almost all styles represented— fl4-H Room Sizes $ Would Sell for Filet Nets, \h wdow Weaves, Colored Stripes in rose, e [ I 901;/12 Ia(;z; ft & g/veOd—lx{ 111/1rt s ; S i i i i i1 S14210%2 ft.- ) assed as Misweaves! blue, gold, ete. All finished with silk bullion fringe, straight or scalloped bottoms. May be u~ul \Hl"l\' or in pairs. Splendid quality—rare values! N4 2 @ : Beautiful patterns—high-grade qual- Normuudy Lace Voile [ 1 L ) W ity whicl_1 is ricl_l in appearance and B . < g : durable in service. Deep-pile rugs s | . N4 ey z 7 7 , or £ P 1 v “tais | ‘. : that you would never find at this low Panel Curtains nie L - PALAIS price except for the fact that this is a ROYAL—Rugs 9 7 o > Second Floor special purchase of discontinued pat- 52 2 Q&CE‘I ; S 7 . terns and slight misweaves. different styles w pmed with a deep silk ullion fring T Seamiless Brussels Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs RUFFLED MAPQUISETTE Special 9x12 ft., $18.95 Special 9x12 ft., $28.50 T Shop early—only limited, number, A rug An excellent heavy grade with deep, scft nap. CURTAINS ‘71 19 pr, that will give satisfactory wear. Suitable for Various designs and color combinations from practi every room in the house. which to choose. Dainty curtains of blocked juisette, with dots of blue, ALAIS ROYAL—Rugs—Second Floor PALAIS ROYAL~—Rugs—Second Floor rose or gold. Completc ie bands, All 234 yards long. - Begins February 1st | \hen first b but the fi | he said, have risen to $1,900,000. | | "“‘.‘...00'6“‘.....0.. J\hlln Mo th outlined plans fnr 3060 Day Courses ‘ eyl 8 ton to the ; ; le he said, should o1 doll the moSt neg! es arg y tical unit in the country e NOW nen have of @ Voteless com- (L S S ==ty WALTON SCHOOL ue of COMMERCE dents do not wak Aux» they will find the city losing its attraciiveness to visitors. cAccountancy (Courses 7 C : Plea to Press Club. Now given in resident The president of the Press Club, he said, should be requested by ' civic classes at groups to appoint a committee of representative newspaper men to sur- STRAYER COLLEGE }|- ho possibilitics of the District. W. C. Cloman and F. V. Thompson 721 Thirteenth Street, N. W. ]| poxe ot ‘the Wi ashington Boys’ Club. A special committee will be appointed to co-operate with the club far the purpose of establishing a_boys’ club In the Piney Branch neighborhood Catalogue sent on request. A as adopted urging the T Pres nt to TP’I]\[\()(nl Col. J. Frank- ARD SCHOOL lin Bell as Engineer Commissioner, Bas‘movad £o ik and commending Col. Bell for the ca- pable and courteous manner in which ADAMS BUILDING | e affairs of nis office have been con- 1333 F Street N.W. e NEW A{\I?‘“&u NIFICENT New Members Elected. ROYAL ew members were elected as fol- Wilfred Arthur Simpson, W. Kellinger, D. J. O’Connell, M. H. Adams, Harleigh H. Hartman, J. W, T. Duvel, F. E, Rogers, E. D. Tolbert, L. O. Bell, P. M. Dorsch, Fred S. Martin, K. P. Wright, D'L\'ld April, L. W. Whi i and Accountancy Course. - t - il s fee Course, LIBR. oneu Car Sale Heavy Turkish Towels China and Housewares : At Worthwhile Reductions l 25% tO 35% Off 2.P; Drastic reductions for our Annual January Sale! Every towel is guaranteed 32-Piece COttage Sets perfect. Lvery one made with double-thread weave. Stock up tomorrow! Zdmonston, A. H. 3. Clyde Armomrnut i as Jeannette Steele. nnnr\ Haéftken, Dr. Kronin, Now classes now ) William J. O’'Donnell, Frank C business and_civil tn Floyd F nes, James A. 20x40 ! 20x40 18x36 22x45 22x45 H. Andrew Smith, Louis H. 1‘r(mk i itk 19¢ 29¢ 47¢ 25¢ 36¢ 49c¢ | {0 e | rold band dr floral g . An attractive i White with | N ovelty| White with| Extra large | White with domestic potte The 18x36 .] y.‘(‘l‘ y‘tu\ vrm $5.45 X. W. H. Mitchell, Hen R. Hume, J. R. bey, Blanche B. Cooks | mphell, All white lored bor- | fancy colors. | colored bor- | Colored bor- | fancy bor plates, 6 large fine quality Fine weave. | ders. ders. ders. ind vegetable Ao, Yl‘) « . Y. Smith, 4 aum, W. , J. S. G. Ivans, C. Frizzell, H. Berman, J. P. Wil. n, R. H. Ford, R. E. Greer and R. . A Special Offering of In Metal Bridge Lamp Bases Imported All Linen Glass Toweling Linen Damask Table Sets S dp istic distine ctually less than the s 14 1y $4.501 35x55 cloth and 6 nap- ported Sugar a d With an artistic dist $5.69 Actually less than t porter's cost V\ou 12C Formerly $4.5 X! nd 6 r $2.95 C s a place in ¢ p i ed quantity. Good kins of fine linen. Hemmed realy g g A Bl i 1% pure linen—white with colored for use. White with borders in r osvenroit O ol Winenlt Sl wed with a wrought iron arm ne ! blue, gold or lavender their foreign origin! Gayly © Adjustable shade ture and long 1 decorated in bird shapes electric cord. .uo«:rimr of | CITES THE VAaAalEs PALAIS ROYAL—Linens—Second Floor OF FISH APPETITE || . oy 2 5 Aguarium Bmlder Studymg Haiuts - ( 7 < o i of Finny Tribe in Order to e [ ) B w8 - 3 Supply Proper Food. % 5 - < . LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS [1CAGO danvary 11 | PENNSYL! AFM&""’Z.’)“‘STR ants @ [l e LEARN ANC nu A.AI\CI AGE by our easy fa- 3 g zusing W mous for ko e Sals e struction. erae rates rector of Universal Urn Sets ’ " Rayon Crmkled Universal Blcc: g 95 Luster Tea Sets i P b o $6.98 BEDSPREADS at Sos Berlitz Sct gest aquarium popu \ st 14 2 ol e ition to being umnm« \\nh‘ 4| | cods to wh alummum > sets. Tn two-tomed color ., said Mr, highly $5.95 i : flies. | & H r B b not touch RCIAL ART Ive food Mr.. Chuie nany thousands of dace and top min with cold tles. $2.95 5 5 39 g & H Columbia Fine woven, lustrous silklike spreads. In the . newest two-toned color combinations of rose, blue, sprin Food ¥ d 3 handie. i) 3 gold, orchid or green in jacquard.designs. Double- - . Choppers = Bedisival Scallopediodee Two Sizes—Single or Double. Extra Large PALAIS ROYAL—Linens—Second Floor to Allow for Shrinkage [ Interior Costume Desig Rooklet CADEMY VCES i Ave r ) or man con High-grade mattress covers—in the quality of Sfile Of 100% Woo], the Pequot muslin, the sturdy way in which they are made, and thie perfectness of their fit. - niversal o e BLA K E‘ I 'S Sure to wear well, and they will protect your Aluminum Ceo\mfl or ; mattress from dust. Stewing Kettle Ash Cans, $1.29 . . et e AR Galvanized iron, corrugated sides MohaWk Flne Sheets !mn.qx.‘i brightly pol 39¢ with two handles. r ‘ it ® ° 81x99 inches 1 39 L 1. : G_am‘jge Can, 5.1'29‘ Thick, warm blankets, 66x80; shrunk after weav- Ll (B - Galvanized iron, corrugated sides, ing and guaranteed’ fast color. Attractive block = tight fitting cover and bail handle, |)lm(ls, well bound with sateen, Shop at the Jan- Known tl_‘l(oughout the country fm: lh_cu; fine wear- Large sizes. | ing qualities. Only a limited quantity to sell at 2 uary Sale of Bedding and save! s : X PALAIS ROYAL-—Houseware PALAIS ROYAL—Houseiwares this low price. Fourth Fleo Fourth Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Blankets—Second Floor PALAIS ROYAIL—Linens—Second Floor feed rooms in the Shedd equipped with 1 and other modern facili . M 32 yS Incendiarism Costly | YORK, January 11 (@), National Association |l Fairficld County, Conn., 1s the most | ted Commercial Schools. ous place ‘in the country for a g :, according to the National Fire | Register now for evention Association. Triple rates | ' classes are demsndal by incendiaries for 1 in that county, the a«muunn Metal Bathroom Stools White enamel finish g5 Open a Xmas Club Account for Happiness in 1927 at the FEDERAL-AMERICAN “Everybody’s Doing It” positions. Day, Afternoon, Evening