Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1928, Page 22

THE EVENING Anderson, Carl Adolph Backschmid, Percival Roberts Bafley, jr.; Philip Mcyer Baker, Irving Albertson Bassett, | | Lewis Ray Bateman, Edward Galloway | Beagle, jr.; Roland Wilbur Beall, Louis William Berger, Bernard Berman, David Earle Betts, Cleo Augustus Brall, Barton Brooke Bright, Raymond Stead Brown, Lewis Dudley Buckingham, John Field- { STAR, WASH For All Tastes Salada Is blended to suit all tastes and each blend is consistent in flavor WoobpwarD & 1.0 10711 F anp 6 STrEETS {ing Burns, George Roche Callahan, @ i 2 o ~ & nolds Collins, Robert Joshua Copeland. Avoid Embarrassment of ' Dr. F. B. Harris Addresses|James Edward Cowling, Bowen Sinclair | - - | Crandall, J. Allen Crocker, Charles FALSE TEETH | Graduates—Miss Fugitt Fletcher Crump, James Cunningham, Dropping or Siipping Richard Carter Davis, Farl Edward Valed Day, John Linton Dematest, Herman A 3 H 5 Martin Diener, Edward Hunter Donnel, ZoTTTRIee, Sooth sy ot “ren Vhewtns Gives Valedictory Robert Earl ‘Dudley, John Murdock 4t talk, Inugh or fneere. Just Spr LS 5 Duncan, John William Dunnington, R s j N DR .vnxmfiaeosepnY l;"acrhmn.DcW!l! Hamp- | J | Calling upon the students - | ton Feeser, John Herman Forney, John | N6 Summs: soves ‘tatte.or ‘feettng Gei || tribute thelr best efforts toward the | Fredesiek Commomt Winter " Kongenn | Fatoetd doday, t Peoples Drug Stoves. || welfare of the world, Dr. Frederick | Graves, David Tressel Griggs, mooih 'Advertise || Brown Harris of the Foundry M. E.|George Grim Hilton Drummond | === Church, delivering the graduation ad- | Haines, Francis Harrington | dress before the senior class of Mc-|Stuart’ Prear Hawkins. Osaoin Brod i | Kinley Technical High School, in the | Howland, William Brink Hussey, Dana 24 | auditorium of Central High School last | Berry Johannes, George William Jor- TE H [ night, recommended consideration of dan, Aaron Kaplan, Louis John Kettler, Perfect comfortin one minute the debts that an individual owes to|r.; George Ware Knight R life. rather than the debts the world | La Boiteaus, Harry Paddock e e owes an individual, as & proper com- | Urban Maley, Jany.: s y One minute—that’s how quickly Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads end corn They remove the cause—fric s Craig McLa mencement-time theme. B | Charles Louis Mendel, A{;dr]ch j“?‘}:&‘i | Duwelling upon the idea of life. “not | Medbery, Arnold Oswin Meni. Hemcs and pressure of shoes. You keep per- manently rid of corns this way if ! you apply Zino-pads at the first sign | as a bill to be collected, but as a debt | Emerson’ Meyers, Paul M - | to be paid” Dr. Harris declared, “I{kiff. Ellis Ober Miller. Oromoc gm‘é\"fi\' | am sure we cannot come to graduation | Milis, William Goddard Mitchell, Orville of irritation caused by tight shoes. Powerful liquids or caustic plasters ignore this principle—often making time without thinking of the unpaid | Trussell Myers_ cooara Mite > Diaper bills of motherhood and fatherhood, for | olas, §r.: It e S pa T the toes sore from acid burn. Zi pads won't_harm the tenderest ! Thi: Jerauld Thomas S g Irritation all our abilities and capabilities ' are | zer,” ‘George Waltor " perse,* i | Many. & child's dis- ts of the past to us Speake Pettit, Lewis George phmim‘ protective, healing—guaran- teed safe and sure. At all drug, shoe 1 Oscar Leon Polinger, Loren Brooks Pope, position has been per- | Basil Lowell Postlethwaite, Chlr‘l’!‘s and dept. stores. Buy a package today—35¢. manently spoiled The only other speaker on the pro-| Richard Potter. John Edward Price, because of diaper irri- gram was Miss Helen Jean Fugitt, hon- | Charles Paul Reichel, John Carl Ritter. | tation in infancy, eaus- or student, who delivered the valedic- | Frank Carlton Rollins, [ ino-p pain is gone! Thomas Oscar ing rashes and even more Put one on—the THROP s . ’ Bedroom Suites, Specially Priced Four Pieces Five Pieces ¢ $245 Double Bed: s290 Twin Beds Simplicity characteristic of good taste is ex- emplified in every line of these lovely bedroom suites. Fine cabinet-work, exquisite woods and soft finishing tell a forceful story of the high quality. The prices are far below regular and the pieces may be bought separ- rately, if desired. Poster Bed, Coil Spring, Felt Mattress Special $55 This set, each piece of which bespeaks quality materials and fine workmanship, is very specially priced for ad- vantageous Summer buying. Only a limited number of sets to be sold at this special price. The Poster Bed is of mahogany and gumwood. Broroom FURNITURE, SixTH FLOOR. Girl Gives Valedictory, tor; F. C. Daniel, principal of Mc-| Rooney Harold Lee Sangster, Harry Ash- serious skin disorders. Kinley, presided in the absence of |ton Scharr, Norman Stephen Schreiber, Thousands of mothers have | Charles F. Carusi, president of the|George Edward Schultz, jr.; Edgar e SRR Board of Education, who was unable | Monroe Shaw, John Siatsr Sieire n, Thesoothing, healing prop- to atiend because of illness. Chaplain { William Groves Shipman, Daniel S erties of this famous oint~ filton O. Becbe delivered the invoca- | Sisson, Gerhard Frederick Smitskamp, | ment have for years been, Music was fumished by the Tech | John Kerfoot Souther, Almon Whitbecs | Sccosstal in releving even | Orchestra. Dore Walten, ~conduetor, | Spinks, John Joseph Splawn. Frederich | e most stubborn cases of Emerson Mevers as concert master. | Carl Stelzer, jr.;: Ambrose Edward Swee- | A. Woodward, assistant principal, {ney, Thomas William Taylor, George announced the scholarship awards. | Richard Thompson, Edward Wendell Members of the June class receiving | Tippett, Edward Lawrence Tolson, Gil- scholarships were: Barton Brooke Bright bert Franklin Tyler, Willlam Scott | and Miss Mercedes Persis Jordan, Amer- | Wagner, Kennedy Campbell Watkin. ican University: Harry Edward Wellens, | Harry Edward Wellens, Jean Rockefel: | Bliss Electrical School: Winter Kondrup | ler Williams, Henry Ossman Willier and | | Graves, Catholic University: Grover | Roy Christman Woodrafl. | Cleveland Nicholas, jr.. District of Co- | | lumbia College, Y. M. C. A.; Miss Helene | : | Elaine Swarthout, Steward Schoot for | Bridge Plans Approved. B, and S oY AR Dians of ifthe Richiiln. irredeciiki- trayer Business College. Malcolm Tay- |\, 858 of the Richmond, lor and Austin Saunders of the Febru- | 0%, O Folomac Railvay Co. fer the ary class were given scholarships to Creek, Va.. about 100 %:ez“dr:;‘}: s;’;‘::,; S Tesington Dniverdsy SO0 |+ oon Hhe bristing rallotd hte oo, g wrenisiremeaely. i e removen Hem b owing e announ * ) scholarship awards, Principal Daniel, | °Y the Acting Secretary of War. assisted by Mr. Woodward and Miss R Esther Foster, presented the diplomas| = Nearly $20.000,000 will be spent tn to the graduating class. improving railwa 14 The honor students of the class, those | sPror 8 g3 o Rhadoais. having an average of 90 per cent or better for the four years, were: Louise Gonzenbach Babcock, Grace | Margaret Bauer, Helen Jean Fugitt, Eilzabeth Hinton Hoeke, Mercedes Per- sis Jordan, Eloyse Sargent, Gladys | Jenette Smith, David PFred Anderson, | David Tressel Griggs, James Craig Mc- Lanahan, Paul MacLeod Midkiff. Basil | Lowell Postlem:'ng:.lchng:s mch-xr,d‘ Potter, Frederick Carl Stejser, jr.; Gil- Gum fl“"”—m}‘ that bert Franklin Tyler and Kennedy Camp- | you cannot get in any bell Watkins. | other Gum. i Diploma List. Nou'll never know hiow McKinley High School's 134 gradu- . ates follow: Louise Gonzenbach Bab- pod Cbewmg Gum an cock, Helen La Vonne Bailey, Grace be until you try Clark’s | Margaret Bauer, Edna Marie Blumer, { Mary Hayes Booth, Edna Marie Byron, Teaberry Gum. In its pink wrapper Woopwarp & I.oTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Styles for Every Occasion in this Large Selection Summer Frocks puoeciy 3] (650 Here's a dfl'amtc'newmg Mantel Mirrors, $18.50 Of Semi-Venetian Design Floral etchings on the corners of the end plates and a grace- ful center ornament distinguish this mirror. Other Mirrors For Wedding Gifts A fine Semi-Venetian Console Summer Pillows 95¢ Floral and “moderne” designs Margaret Elizabeth . Connor, Annie Aleen Cornwell, Virginia Eunice Crow- der, Dorothy Brewood Dunn, Ellamay Elizabeth Edmondson, Cather’ Mar- bury English, Evelyn Rebecca Essex, {Ellen Fenwick, Helen Jean Fugitt, Mary Jane Guill, Helen Marie Hahn, |Eva Mae Henderson, Kathryne Eilleen Higdon. Elizabeth Louise Eliza- | beth Hinton Hoeke, Marjorie Louise Jones, Mercedes Persis Jordon, Theo | Levy, Miriam Edith Moss, Edith Frost | Pierdon, Edna May Pitcher, Helen Also, at this attractive price is a limited number of glazed Juliana Ramisch, Dorothy Charlotte Reiss, Margaret Bowen Rose, Eloyse | Sargent, Gladys Jenette Smith, Mabel Mirror is priced at $6. Others at $9 and $10 each. chintz Pillows in cool, dainty colorings especially desirable | Buell Stanley, Averil Elaine Stevens, | Helene Elaine Swarthout, Rora Estelle Tucker and Adelena Thetis Willis. Abraham Alvin Alloy, David Fred A Mantel Mirror of attractive design. Special, $13.50. Another style at $25. Mizrors, Sixtr Froor. The June Towel Selling Offers Fine Towels at Special Prices Washington housewives may count on this event as an opportunity to restock their towel supply for Sum- mer. Fach price group presents a great saving. Turkish Towels 35¢ The 21x42-inch size of ood, absorbent quality, nished with attractive colored borders. Turkish Towels 45 A 24x36-inch size, excep- tionally well made of soft uality, quick-drying urkish Towel cloth. ‘Towsts, Seconn Froor. For Sports Cool, straightline frocks that allow freedom so neces- sary in the role of sports. Fashioned of tub silks, they introduce practicality, as well as smart Sum- mer Modes, $16.50. for Summer cottages, camps and- canoes. Azr Exsromery, Szventr Froor. F br Street Wear . These one and two piece frocks, of sheer prints, celanese, wash silks, and georgette prove smart for ever so many occasions. ¥ncludtd are many frocks especially nice for travel, $16.50. For Afternoon Soft fluttering chiffon and georgette—both printed and plain patterns—make these charming frocks for teas, bridge parties, matinees and luncheons. Each is a Summer Fashion designed for coolness and Linen Towels comfort, $16.50. $2-85 dozen Linen Wefted Hemmed Huck Towels; white with red, blue or gold colored borders; 17x35 inches. Linen Towels Turkish Towels 56 dozen 75C Pure Linen Huckaback The 24x44-inch size of Towels, monogram high-grade quality Turk- spaces on hemstitched ish cloth, finished with border. 18x32-inch size. colored jacquard borders. Men’s Towels 68¢c All-white Turkish Towels in an extra large size that measures 26x32 inches; soft quality. For Evening Delightfully feminine and charmingly fashioned dance frocks. of crisp pastel taffetas and sheer georgettes. Smart evening modes—youthful bouf- fant styles, and frocks that follow the lines of the figure, $16.50. Every Fashionable Summer Shade and White, Navy and Black. 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Secure tickets, reservations snd complete travel infor- maticn from Kiddie Koops $24.50 With Screened Tops This combination bassinette, crib and playpen is especially suitable for apartments. The price includes a mattress and ;:Perky Peggy” Wash Frocks, %1% Cool Summery Fashions Never Mend Silk Hose, °1 Slenderizing Pointed Heels An “Armstrong” Floor There are many new and artistic patterns, al! with the long-wearing, fine-looking Accelac finish. Right now is one ui the most a vantageous times for linoleum floors to be la Embossed Tile, $2.25, $2.65 square yard. Inlaid Lincleum, $1.85, $2.65 square yard. Jaspe Linoleum, $2 to $3 a square yard, Printed Linoleum, $1, $1.2§ square yard. Estimates Gladly Furnished without any Obligation whatsoever Linotsus, Frere Froon ) o i . rVE . . Play Pens, in the styl Fashioned of a very even texture pideccidi -l Never Mend Silk Hose have achieved Pads long wearing qualities as well as beauty ] of finish, Silk well ahove the knee— with lisle hems and soles that further ginghams smartly combine with or- assure one of enduring wear, Mock 2 i g ake frocks that renew seams, Sizes 84 to 10, 3225 6 feer ... 5250 gandy—and make ] St Wl their freshness after each tubbing. Every Fashionable Shade That ] e MISSOURT PACH Sizes 14 to 20 the Summer Wardrobe Requires Nunsery Funnirons, Fouars Froon, & :b.-lnlnol‘n. - DOWN STAIRS STORE s DOWN STAIRS STORE Introducing the well known qualities of Perky Peggy Frocks—these crisp, cool fashions sponsor the vogue for cottons P'rinted dimities and batistes and tissue Extension Gates; priced— MISSOUR! 02 8160 4 feet, PACIFIC 't LINES J. W. Breansn Gen. Agt. Trgt & Pass. Depr [