Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1927, Page 6

v 6 ‘THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1927. E o - JTHELDUENING D STAR, WANHINGTON, <D, 0y THURSDACHOBETEMBME TRl - e o0 . 0 i “\OMAN, 101 YEARS, |s,cias, ; e, sacrcialmate » gt e 0 orchrd 104 RAILROAD EXPLAINS Kieen - the reason 3¢ he genera o | (e ne pew i and sstion: o O CHURCH IN BERLIN It was found that the wooden struc. ture on which the steeple rests is bad- - ‘6mmission, recently, ly rotted. in announcing that he will accompany | ator, who has agreed to pilot Grand- fices of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-| The Florl ] P OWILL FLY IN PLANE B it ot s oo G et | CLOSING OF STATION it &% ittt Tl et bt o | HAS LEANING STEEPLE i3S, v v ot g [opee, Mass. on an aerial excursion | frst birthday, received word from Mr. by on of Y - I ‘ . 000, i i | from 01d Oréhard, Me.. o Toaton, Sep- | Bradiey that he would be delighted 10 Buflding of New Depot Caused |0f the city by the Florida Rallroad |ten roports o, tho Interstato COM:|Thirteenth Gentury Structurels (20, POCT o undertake thorough es | tember 8, in observation of her one-|act as escort for her on the flight from o1 slon. 3 . £0-Year-0ld Man to Accompany |hundredandfirst birthday. | Old Orchard to Boston and said that Abandonment of Old One George B. Elliott, vice president and | road with having dismantief its Monti'| Base Rests on Rotted Wood, |of collapse. =~ famoys fér its an- | . Bradley, former Rochester brick | he would o his best to keep the spry in Florida Town. general counsel for the rallroad. €X-|o¢ shy morning”> Investigators Find. tiquities, among which is & rare fif- Her on Birthday Jaunt manutacturer, chief of police, reultor.!l“&‘;e e pdsE ity plained that some time ago the rall PRl By the Assoriated Press ey YRR O T Do 3 v el 0 . : y r e = = = 3 [ hiich school principal and termperance | By the Associated Press, B ern end of the elty and also erect. | A prospective native bridegroom in| BERLIN, September 1-Berlin has | P21 to Boston. worker, who was 99 last April, is re. | o WILMINGTON, N. C., September 1. western end of the b ymfigm otation, | Madagascar . must. stand . Defors & |, “leaning o el T * | w5 : dafly L r an s . gasct E wer.” e ¥ A O ‘:‘:;;kn;;:zu:ac:;:ee ;}',‘Se“:“‘,‘,‘,"“,,m‘"‘y',ings Chemicals which will keep auto|—Failure to maintain facilities in the f\dn:r | i completed the line [ spearman who hurls a l)ltl'v-vfl’f‘l(ed ititermakitiiaiat °\;:’: 'C:umh London’s newest club, the British By the Associated Press. | city. [ windshields free from molsture for | castern end of ‘the city after a new | through the eastern end of the city, |shatt at him. 'He must show o fear y'St. Mary ntons Sy dlube 0 have its i RTLAND, Me,, September v{ Two vears ago he “took up” avia-|several hours during rainstorms have |line and a modern brick depot and | which was known as a branch, was and must catch the weapon between | in the ola part of town, has been found | quarters on a steam yA_achz anchored in P R P TP e P et et et e e T et et et et et T ottt 4 Braeburn $35t0$45 New, imported fabrics in unusual patterns—built on the lines favored for Fall by the.College man. In color assortment to please every taste; in 75c and *1 Hose Silk Mixtures in fancy half hose; all discon- tinued patterns of a nationally-known make. $45 to $55 Colorful designs, beauti- $30t0$40 Featuring the famous Nottingham fabrics—tai- lored by Sheldon, which means they’re correct’ in fit, correct in style, correct in detail. Wonderful choice of fabrics—tweeds, home- fully patterned in stripes, plaids, checks and clever mixtures. In fine tweeds, An excellent assortment of popular patterns, including stripes, SSC check effects, vertical stripes and cross stripes; sizes 9% to 12 6 for $3 flannels and ,worsted chev-. iots. Solid shades of blue and oxford gray. models adapted to every spuns, flannels—in Au- | Tailored superbly—fin- "} _type. tumn’s newest shades and | You will find it an inviting and ished perfectly. - i ol © Mixtures. 4 comfortable lounging room, where you will feel as much at ease as in your own home or club; magazines and cigarettes are placed at your dis- posal. You'll enjoy giving our lines of new Autumn footwear the “once over”; and it's the ideal place to be comfortably and leisurely fitted, if you wish. “At Home” to you— come in! 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