Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1928, Page 16

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. @. MARCH 18, 1928—PART 1. i HUDNUT'S i £ TRICONESE MlSSU”Rl VUIES Combination Package, 75¢ Underwear from Kayser : Such a dainty package. Hudnut's ex- 1 You will be amazed at the wear this — quisite Three Flower Face Powder, in all lingerie will give! Bloomers 1'21':23;‘; St. Louis Districts Name el BRI 4 colors Bloomers well reinforced; elastic f venient sifter compact. A value, indeed! waist and knee. $295 to $3.50. Four Delegates for o Aot 7th to 8th to E~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Thid Picor—tamsbmrch & Brn. lllinoisan. 5 . . S * rational convention, % s h N E t sl , = 600 Lovelv Soring Coats || Chicin New Easter ol t. Louis and St. Louls | E / f M‘l Hats for Milady ( Newton, former member of Congress | and the unofficial State manager for \ Knowledge that so be- i m'}‘?’l!‘.b;:‘%l?rxl‘ln?u:‘)‘ comes the true woman z ! e - TYPES of hats that she S rababis il be divaed atin X plete stocks we have ever assembled for Spring — and includes every new mstinctively chooses. KANSAS CITY, March 17.—Frank | s odes O ou u of the district delegates | the Secretary in the Missouri pre-con- k 3 i X/ o 3 $ Yention campaign. - The last of the 18 New (,:oups in the I 0 songressional district conventions wil v . be held Tuesday in the fourth district, | I 4 af W"’fle" 39_M'”0{ and E cr where one Hoover and one delegate \ I Junior Misses’ Shops YOU WILL ) favorable to Charles E. Hughes prob- \ \ especially, in these hats ably will be elected. \ h —that certain sophisti- N Gt oss LobeEn: Dawes| ! If you are coat hunting—wec feel sure that in a group as comprehensive of fashion. favored probably more ~than For they show grace ©. Lowden continued this week to pick i g the 32 district delegates from (SECOND FLOOR) d other potential presidential condi- T of the presidential candi- | \ G style and smart color for women, misses and junior misses. andchicinevery: line= up district delegates to the Republican favorable to Lowden and | % Sl 0 to Herbert Hoover. One of the two ea Or e as er ara e Hoover delegates was - Cleveland A. | + Hoover will have about 6 cation and air of style The seven delegates at large to / \d 7 as this you would find just the coat you want! It is one of the most com- . THEY ARE THE real quality—and excel- tes. One of the arguments used with ef- last few weeks against Hoover | b ek e ey Easter Coats May Wear Black, Navy and Beige districts of Missouri contend | ERED T L ; i Lowden as the Republican presi | VIR Fur or Be Perfectly Plain * Attain Chic in Soft Fabrics N b ominee will aid in carrying the 5 L s - 5 S - 2 silk and straw combina- 1l en the ticker. " "o B0 Black ! ¢ When fur is used for cuffs, the collar often There’s a Springlike note of gray, too, in this VioHe: . Hoover's strength in Missouri s con- | me.ir[fllh { uses the graceful throw effect for rhu:_ lht: selection, .l\axhnrn._ twillbloom, twill broad- THE MEDIUM e ey Vole Collar |t Fvipyiine collar alone may be of fur with oddly tailored cloth, fashion them into the smart new capes. BRIM is an attractive S g C. T. ALFORD. " | ke el o cuffs. Both may be of fur (provided it's burnt cape effects, straight styles, stitched and tucked feature—and _there are —_— i e 4 Collar, §25 \ mole, butter mole, gray or beige squirrel, broad- models. Styles especially designed for the Tany :ila;'g-fl!fvx:rf “:a‘n]'zl Two MISSISSIPPI | i \ ) tail. fitch, tan or gray ercomine, molenc or sis- woman—the miss—the junior miss—from the f,:;’,‘,’,‘lc "r;mi_:,,d Fead H liki)—and then again they may be smart high school girl to the matron. A wonderful cizes to suit YOU! DELEGATIONS SEEN| o e astenblageiSies IS ETHIE20NS0 3 Second Floor lent taste. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Rro. Opposing Republican Factions Con- | tinue to Fight Over State Conventions. " ‘ . . S Changing Conditions JACKSO iss, a;c'h 17.—Two An Amazlng Sa le Wlth lelng MOdel Revue ! Once upon ng(imegit used to be: Spring buy- separate delegations from Mississippi to ing—Fall buying—and very little buying between the Republican mtilgml eon\'enuo;: l;l times!. XKansas City are evident as a result o ihe bitter fight now on between the In those days stock rooms were filled— opnosing factions of the party. counters and tables kept right on displaying the m{xeogl “&%fii&ifi“’n’?fi.’“{&’.’ same merchandise week after week. Shopping s)p.%s‘, stated umx !.h;eusuunc:g: Just was a serious business with delights and surprises i permenent in tl tate urt to v prevent the holding of conventions as few and far between. A e called for in the State, on grounds of Today buyers spend most of their time in the the calls being illegal, does not stop e o - - the Republican State executive com- markets—new things keep coming to this store mittee from calling other conventions. day in and day out—every day there’s something Othy ings, beat, d g ’ et . - Other | m;my = l?au"ngd.;‘rl -sn‘nl:- 5 0 0 V‘a lues 3 D p::errshour: before—making shopping a delightful nc:um sug!clent ‘tji:e wd .{;e au Re- ° Y 3 indoor sport. it Witstertave et to i . ) Lansburgh & Bro. Kansas City convention. 5 The Republican group, headed by . 1 A A ) Sl':m L Shhgldo?.h(nn';:r Governor gl \ . Vebraska, who with others secured the LA \ g injunction, are planning to hold both : \ / l l d d f P f county and State conventions. How- ' - \ 2 i 1) i undreds o airs o Sl e | A X | o hefore the State Supreme Court and an 4 \ 3 | ¥ N S N Sh B 2 L St ot S SRR i pring’s New Shoes Howard 1;magucjuisnlay1nx i(nhe lrequcst i i IRIRIRE! because of pul rest involved. 2 salV, AR iams of 1o Eacticn ih meatel 2y | 1 : Extra Special Values st Kansas City, the delegation will sup- ¥ port the nominee of the Republican | / { - party. although the Howard group bas | \ T | : 6 95 adopted resolutions to support Herbert \ / J 3 Hoover and the Sheldon faction leaning | . * toward former Gov. Frank Lowden. | & g { e e e e IN THE DRESS SHOPS, SECOND FLOOR A . A TIMELY SALE! structed delegation to the Houston con- | \ <1 Shoes that are absolutely vention. REX B. 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