Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 25

* ALL HALF-HOLIDAY |8 R tnius BENEFITS ASSURED|Ecitei ey &-:E:-h up for the loss of B mplfi:: 2 €. - Pay for Extra Work Promised| _Positive assurance, howe: given to llr Bmd w lter H dent Hoover, Newton, because Head of U. S. Employes Q)Im:h:hlle it id.l unzeeanafl':le on plrc;omz Imk];; lppmprhncm to by Hoover Aide. tve shrinkage of © Tevenues to have the em) cost without employment o( mddmonnl ‘per nn!l wherever ite assurance that all United rsonnel (urm dglly in under the provisions of the Saturday| employe, careful record of the time|Gr: TABlET Tfl HUNUR i »%%"*‘“Wm“i R n : w. o p|ate to Be Unveiled Sunday :",'egn “:m:yu:,umw AR Also Will Be in Memory |*“" and bravery.” House Now Occupled. The Boclety d has been i — P acel tical Associa At a sale in umaan of Lord Birken- nnuoua ly since it was hum At prmm me D-u:huu of the Ameflnn R:volu Henry Ford's new plant, which -lre-dy head's books a rare copy of a first edi- lt is owned and_ occu tions will States Government employes included [rlnunt the half holiday to any|tion of Walt Whitman’s “Leaves of the Alexant r by Mr. and | tion an bronse memorial ts be wul T Cael, formerly of Valley | represen mun olnr.lmfin the |son of Dr. Alexander G. houn“‘ou 2 Fairfax streef, in | Richmond, 1113 uu ublaz u Ln hanar al his great- | Dr. Brown. The e Lieut. Bro : ohml includes Dr. Allison of World War Hero. The residence on which the tabiet 1| DI. Brown was » charter member; the tend Ceremony at Cologne. hadu.led to attend include FORD PLANT 0PE ‘opeus SLIP COVERS‘ tullored mt grade Bel~ ution, German Officials and Notables At- tonne belumul en s 5 of the Cineinnati, of which lemble eflects COLOGNE, Germany, June 12 (#).— hu been rn'.tn[ for some time, ’ rem ed today in Chebplel:l onlously Forg rass” brought nearly $2,100. svun-m T leie: hans af, De: m Washington Soclety, which| Representative Sor Bisoe it aeirqude 'n" b Jogal sihorites and mota 1508G SCN.W. Decorsiors Dis S31% f Manager Heine, addressing the . UpBolstering, Window Sha =Store Opens for ’l hlS Shirt Sale at 8 A.M. Men' Read the Great NeWS' Absolutely new—fresh from the maker, shown for the first time tomorrow | 6,000 of the " Natlonally Famous And Anotlwr Remarkable Sale for MEN! 6,000 Pairs Men’s Pure Thread Silk and Rayon Fancy Socks 20 PAIR Worth Near Double This Price Think of it! § pairs for adollar! Really fine-woven fancy socks. A” Perfect and the choice of a dozen smart patterns and_color combinations. An ideal Summer weight but sturdy qualm too. Dark cnlors or light colors— patterns to suit every taste. ‘Sizes 10 to 1114, Palais Royal—Downstairs Store, —Fine-count .White Broadcloth Shirts ...First quality! Correct in cut and fit Seven Outstanding Facts . EMERY shirts are made like custom tailored shirts. . Center Pleat runs clear to the bottom. No Skimping. 3. Every shirt full cut and long—plenty of room. . Neckband shirts made with popular French Cuffs. . Collar-attached shirts made with Barrel Cuffs. .- Large Clear Pearl Buttons that stay fastened. . All colors are Guaranteed Fast to Laundering. These shirts are from a maker who has been making only better shirts for years'. . . shirts of a higher standard of quality, fit and styling than we have ever been able to offer at anywhere near this price. Make it a point to be here early tomorrow Store opens 8 o’clock—11th St. Entrance Sale held in Downstairs Store “PALAIS ROYAL™ 8 —Solid-color Broadcloth Shirts Every one a splendid shirt Blues—Tans—Greens and Plenty of Whites Every Shirt Collar Bears the Attached “Emery”’ / Styles Label Neckband Styles in White Sizes 14 to 18 On account of our customers not being able to park on the streets before 9:30 we have arranged two hours’ free parking, rear of Palais Royal on 10th St. Present purchase checks to service desk on Main Floor and have parking check stamped.