Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1927, Page 10

e 5 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1927. H. V. SPEELMAN RETIRED BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH pointed by President Coolidge trum Board of Pensions Awards Register | the war lean staft of the Treasury o Department to succeed Mr. Speelm of Treasury Customary Benefits. |has taken over the responsibilities of His Successor Installed. R SRR : _THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, % “Fish Units" Planted i U S RAILROAD ENGINEERS a%’&'%ée;.}};fifi;r&';%fin'.‘x.,‘.‘I.‘,‘u"z e RHURN (]F A“[N g 50W0a(:2250]g(1)1:;; Ye::sBuretlllth::ounces GET $7 000,000 RAISE mu";‘fil,’fli'iy"{;,'i"’fii"mfii' e 4 ized under a precedent establishe some time ago by authority of a de cision of the Attorney General, I | was held in this decision that a per son who conmtinued in the service ol the Government, stepping from the civil service status to an executive appointment, could continue to con tribute to the civil service retirement dicated that he was in poor health, and should be retired from the Gov- ernment service. ‘Walter O. Woods, who has been sections of the country the prov lqlnn Enstern Lines Grant Inereue Aft- f an initial stock, which Il\ natur repr . er Decision by U. 8. Media- reproduction will is not sufficient, and the ha (« her ll'h' tion Board. the Register, and Mr. Speelman is on sick leave and annual leave accrued, | fund, and thereby receive its full bene which will keep him on the regular | fits nmn retirement for ill health ot rolls until October 1, under a new ar- | old a; Fish “farms” of both oceans and the lakes and streams of continental United States were enriched by the T EROF Peniions THesany i np- CHARLOTTE H. J. Brady, m: Custodian Believes Congress | - Will Soon Restore Seizures. cod, By the Associated Press. Passage by the next Congress of an| alien property bill providing for lh(-‘»‘- return of approximately $265,000,000 | in Stocks, patents, real estate and other holdings seized from enemy aliens when the United World War is deer ward Sutherland, 000,000 fry 1 likely by How |[ived trom property cus- |y recently ceienne even | planting of nearly six and a half billion fish units,” gerlings, fry and eggs, during the fis- cal year ended June 30, the Fisheries announced today. Mc 5,000,000,000 of this amount eggs und fry of four marin haddock, flounder. About 300,000,000 of nu re- | sed States entered the | in interior water bp over each vea 1 predicted its [output of the next ™ "due partly to the fact that in many | I r must provide fish that sportsmen are to capture. | including adult fish, fin BRI |U. S. AGENTS ACCUSED rciated Pross. "VORK, August 4. Approxi 0,000 add 1a year will sd amon 000" locomo- 8 in the as a result Bureau of | pollock and Winter | Battte in St. Clair River Was in| } Dominion Waters, Ontario Police Hold. SARNIA, Ontario, August 4 and ¢ e bk d of the men for | potice the d to be on th \d to have ret a United Sta AT WOODRUFF'S Is o the Higheat Quality wh D RY CLEANIN e Light Spring -Overcoats, $1.00 For_Extimates. Main 1100110131133 tte nn a h 18in suffered the attack and to the ho The body sent to Baltimore for !mrlul ge. He is sur- one daughter, dy of Baltim Mortgage Loans Consult Us on Your Home Financing or Refinancing Problems Immediate Answers on Applications B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 15th St. UR twice vearly store-wide clearance—the event which draws thou- sands of Washingtonians and suburbanites each half year. Reductions are noteworthy, as even this brief list shows. And, as Parker-Bridget pa- trons know, we include our regular stock from every department, so that vour savings are made on merchandise of proven quality. | Palm Beach and . 5 . : - Linen Suits ] $1150 -l , Suits that regularly bring & $15. Well tailored, correctly ¥ P-B and Manhattan Shirts 1, Off Entire stock of P-B and Man- hattan shirts, with the exception of full dress, white and Tuxedos. $2.00 to $10.00 P-B Shirts Now $1.50 to $8.35 $2.50 to $10.50 Manhattan Shirts Now $1.85 to $7.85 Manhattan Pa;a.mas Also 1, Off - Clearance of Neckwear Extensive stock of quality neckwear, including all the sea- son’s approved colors and de- signs. Ties that ordinarily bring $14 Ties that ordinarily bring up to $2.00—$1.15 Ties that ordinarily bring up to $2.50—$1.65 Ties that ordinarily bring up to $3.50—$2.65 Golf Hose 95¢ Light-weight Hose. in many pleasing patterns. All sizes. Silk Socks 49¢ Sheer Hose of excellent qual- ity in fancy patterns and plain shades. Sweaters $3.85 Pull-over and coat style sweaters, checked, jacquard ef- fects, plaids and others. STORE OPENS DAILY AT 8:30 AM. styled; the sort that retain their smart lines through stress of hot-weather wear. $16.50 Palm Beach Suits $12.50 The newest shades and fancy weaves, repic senting the best of Palm Beach, assortment. in wide $35 & $37.50 Wool Suits, $29.00 Cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds and flannels, that men will look forward to wearing this coming Fall and Winter. Blacks and blues not included. $35- Sillc Poplins.a: . .. $17.50 $45 Silk Poplins ...... $34.50 $12.50 Seersucker Suits.$9.75 $23.75 $27.50 $40°Suits ... ... $33.50 $87.50 .$42.50 20 \Inluurs. 2 S$14.75 $20 Linens.. ... $14.75* $45 Smt% Sk $5 $30 Tropical Worsteds. $ & & $35 Tropical Worsted: Boys Wash Sunts, 1/4 off Tailored of linen, khaki, crash and madras, in wide choice of colors and patterns. Sizes 3 to 10 years. 5150 $3100 Suits....... $228 51188 ISBIB0ISHILS. & . 5 5.00.Suits ... .$3.75 $2100 Suits . $2:50"Suits ... Clearance of Boys’" Wool Suits Tweeds, cheviots, cassimeres and other fine fabrics in Blue suits not included. Sizes 8 Savings are substantial. many attractive patterns. to 18 years. Union Suits, 69¢ “Unity” Suits, 49¢ Athletic model, made of For the smaller good quality nainsook. Sizes 4 to 10 years. Linen Knickers, $1.65 boys. Boys Sh]m’{ts $1.00 Shirts & Blouses $2.00 Shirts & Blouses 79 $1.65 $2.50 & $3.00 Shirts . & Blouses, $1.85 and Blouses $1.50 Shirts & Blouses $1.10 The Avenue at Ninth \IAT IIONALLY ) Clearaway of Straw Hats $1.85 Imported and domestic straws, regularly sold at $285 to $5. Plain and fancy bands. Full size range. Panamas and Leghiorns Cloth Caps and Palm Beach Hats and Caps, $1.65 Clearance of Men’s $6 & $8 Oxfords $4.85 Calf Oxfords, sturdily built and smartly styled. Good selection but incomplete size range. Sport and White Canvas Oxfords $4.85 Clearance of Suitcases & Traveling Bags $10.75 For your August vacation and the many travel occasions to come—luggage with which you will gladly be identified. Bags are made of high-grade leather, leather lined and brass trimmed. 18-inch size only. Suit Cases of good quality leather, extra deep, brass trim- mul Sizes 24 and 26 inches. STORE CLOSES DAILY, 6 P.M. SATURDAY, 2 P.M. t | proved the fit of the C 3 i pkgS- ZSC retirement, with full bene- 18 October 1, Mr. Speelman will its decision ort of his phy: he Public Health ood this report in- ing an office outsid to which he was >resident. This pro Extra Specials! SUGAR Del Monte SPINACH 18c Randall’s Grape Juice Qt. 35c Randall’s Grape Juice Pt. 19C Per 31 05 Budweiser Carton 23c Per Can Beer HIRE’S ROOT BEER Potatoes Special Sale on Olives ons 3= 21e 29¢ 2 for Stuffed 39¢ 8-0z. OLIVES Size Stuffed 12-0z. OLIVES Size WHITE HOUSE VINEGAR Rinso=»23c Chipso=21c Small vory 91, Soap, 4 cakes for21c BON AMI POWDER 12¢ Argo Salmon Pink Salmon 15¢ F =Ameri Spteris . BUE Underwood’s 19C : 35¢ Deviled Ham Libby’s : 35¢ Potted Ham for Libby’s - Deviled Ham for Gelfand’s Schneider’s Vienna Bread 11c Paper Napkins Waldorf Toilet Paper for Hipolite Glass Jars Forest King : 25¢ pt. 23 rangement with the vs- | Woods will be sworn in as register fits of the retirement system of the -| Government even though Relish Treasury. MaJ. receive the bene- he ia leav- civil service nted by the author- For All This Week! 10 Lbs., 63¢ Mother’s Delight CORN 2 for 25C g:)ulgl\?e" for 35C g‘f}%%?{fd w.49¢ Muffets . 27¢ 10 Lbs., 27¢ Special Sale on Coffee (c;glgFI;:aé 33(3 corree 0 4De 45¢ 18¢ Orienta COFFEE Qts., 13c Pts., 7c . A % || Pies & Nice Water Bottles BETHESDA MILK He-=No Orange i Pekoe Tea Dorsch’s a Good Loafa Bread Holmes e Cakes 3lc 2% 25¢ 27¢ " 49c 3lc 25¢ 4 Bots. 25¢ Special 12 0z. Schimmel Straw- berry Preserves Campbell’s 3 Beans for Libby’s 12- Corned Beef Oz Blue Label Chicken American Beauty Hams, Lb. 1, Pt. Jars Nat’l Champion Brew Beer - Mueller’s Noodles, Macaroni-Spaghetti “"2 ]. C CERESOTA FLOUR 12-1b. Bag 67c 5-1b. Bag 35¢