Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1927, Page 4

e FLOOD RELIEF FUND 00 ; Charlotte Tro- Elsie son of Arkansas for the special ses- | Mrs. Lillie B. Beard. Burch, $5; Wallace J. W. C. Dei at the White House flood control is con Washington’s Contribution Exceeds $28,000—Quota May Be Increased. | | | | | Virainia’s Restricted— Mérside Subdjvision Special Session Untikely Located in the Hills of Virginia adjoining the Belle Haven Country Club and overlooking §| the Potomac River, Washington, Alexandria and surrounding country. Only a 30-minute drive from the heart of Washington over the Washington-Mount Vernon road, accessible to both electric car and bus lines. city convenience for the comfort of the property § owners—hard-surfaced streets — cement sidewalks—cement curb and gutters—sewerage—city water—electricity and tele- J phone service. Snyder-Kane-Boothe Corp. Va. Realtors—Gen'l Agents Washington Office, Vermont Bldg.—Vt. Ave. L—Phone Main 9252 Alexandria Office—614 King Si.—Phone Alex. ! 604-610 9th St. N.W. Daily, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 | $7 roc $6 weekly: $10.50 rooms. *K" $13 with toilet. shower and lavatory. $10° | 2'in room 50% more. Rooms like Mother's Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store Dress Sales Start Monda Two May 300 Imported Handmade Pure Linen Dresses in Three Very Low-Priced Groups $5 $750 $1() Soft, beautiful, durable Pure French Linen in these lovely Frocks, which have been entirely handmade and hand embroidered by the Belgian peasants who are famous for their exquisite handwork. These values are not ordinarily possible, but because we gave them our order in a slack season these prices are substantially lower. Beautifully tailored and authentically styled Dresses, in a comprehensive range of the more desirable pastel and staple shades. White, rose, orchid, green, maize, coral, peach, flesh, copen, dark copen and white. Sale of 600 Cotton Foulard and Printed Cotton Broadcloth Dresses $ 1 .68 The value-wise women will take full advantage and buy a sufficient number to supply her Summer needs. And this wise anticipation will realize a Every garment with label, “Made in Belgium.” Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 46 Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 Dresses that are in new Summer styles, With the same finish you insist on in selecting DOWN your expensive street apparel; set-in sleeves, elbow oW STOR length; wide hems; neat French seams; and cut along the identical lines of the smart street frocks that sell at far higher prices—feature these dresses. substantial saving for her on her Summer expense budget. We advise your earliest possible selection. On account of the limited quantity, we mu st say “No Phone Orders—No C. 0. D.’s” i | Metropolitan THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1927. $25.78; Keith's Theater, $12; Washing- ton Loan & Trust Co., §63. $8.33; Ambassador Theater, Palace, $25.94; Columbla, . | Merchants’ & o1 ; Unton Elizabeth Smith, ; . | vopolitan Bani cash _(theaters), ash |ican Bank, $ s, Lincoln Nationa | friend, $5: $46.65; $50; cash (through Northea $22.11; | Savings Bank), $6; Kahn Optical Ce¢ Bank Co., | $25; Frank J. Stryker, $20; W. 1 Trust - | Winslow, $50; Lincoln National Ban| $25.76; F -|$150; W. B. Hibbs & Co., $100; N| 50; Mrs. McM., $1; a |tional Bank of Washington, $100; C| nk of Commerce & Sav-|lumbia National Bank, $200. Trust A il %’I—IEALTI—I DAY i\ &7 . 2 e = T N\‘ , e et 113 E LIVE not alone for ourselves, but for our chil= dren, and a healthy body is the greatest gift we can give them. The cream line of the Nation is healthy children. If we add to other health foods plenty of Ice Cream, Winter and Summer, we are giving our chil- dren an excellent food, presented in a most wholesome and palatable manner.” —Weekly Bulletin, Chicago Department of Health “There are many mothers who testify that their children dis- like milk as a beverage and ask how it is possible for u.lem.to introduce a sufficient amount of dairy products into their diet. One of the answers to this question is—‘ICE CREAM. Almost without exception, persons of all ages like > —Dr. E. V. 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