Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 20

'HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, V. U, WEDNESDXY, WXY 3, 1921 HOUSE BUDGET BiL | SNEN FEATURE| | . Bavn Bovs o | -#2 || O, Bavn Hovs o, 'THE BUSY CORNER" PENNAAVEAT 8 TH.ST. *THE BUSY CORNER" PENNAAVEAT 8 TH.ST. Unlike Senate Measure, It Puts Bureau Directly Un- der President. Consideration by the House of the Good budget bill, favorably reported from the House appropriations com- mittee, has thrown into bold relief Will Be Looking for Some Word From You on an interesting difference between the fl[other,s Day', Ma}' 8th House measure and the bill that was passed with a rush by the Senate — . 5 Pamo ! So do not forget to mail that pretty greeting The House bill provides that the |}l card or folder in time. Get one here tomorrow. | bureau of the b shall be at-| fi . Pached directly 1o the oftics of the |l They are priced from 5cto 75¢. Our May Millinery Festival —Presents just the appearance you might imagine—a beautifully arranged department, gay with the loveliest of new and exquisite summery-looking hats covering many tables, each table a glorious spot of color. Your Mother —Here a glowing shrimp pink; there azure, like the zenith at high noon on a mid-summer day. In another President; the te bill provides that it should b u‘bureau in tho Kann’s—Stationery Store—Street Floor. place where the new “papillon” shade predominates one would think a flock of butterflies had just alighted. The hats of hyacinth, gladiola and orchid look like the luxuriously blooming beds in a conservatory, and the new rust, silver, Egypt and jadite add two other notes—the wealth of metals and the weird of the Orient, —New Sport Hats, the body hats, and others of China piping. Some have edges of faille silk, some with trimmings of flower $ .49 favor of the House bill are set forth by its support follows: The duties of the bureau of budget theory of the emphasize the President and ge government co! the budget bui agency througfh whi will perform his duties as general manager, under one of the depari- ments is eviden wrong. 1t tends Four Acknowledged Leaders In WASH GOODS ation. Locating which is fthe to divide ty for the pre = h A th trimi 3 ratiom.of thie DHdEet a0 for A Normandy Tissue or fruit wreaths, and others with scarfs of silk. Shapes are ministration of cxecutive contral br- Voiles Ginghams large drooping effects. At caceeeiuinnianniiiiiiiiiiiiiiia, oL I s Selden ‘thal. e —In printed raised At —With 2 beantiful | | _Large Sport Hats of leghorn, trimmed in same un.‘nnqun:\;v]l:lgcn;j)}t’ (l;;\J-;:}(I”!"’: designs, much like lustrous silk cord run- flowers, some of organdy, others of velvet depart <. as would be given to an || tiny beads that form ning through the weave by = ai e P o aifce divect """"’“"""“‘“""”“Pr"”" ! gc;\|1lvtric1] figures that coincides with the apphqued to the hat; and velvet ribbons; also The attempt to give a sort of ad- |/ on dark rich color- colored stripe in many ministrative primacy or importance || to one of the departments in the way ing to other depart- should do or should e bill would give ary Department-—must rise to friction between s. o " i cd grounds or. white theelk about the and tinted grounds, smaller checks. The with the design in texture and colors are a darker color. beautiful. moire crowned taffeta hats C SooirmaTe | | with maline brims, finished 1 5 with hair braid edges, trimmed < with tailored bows. At...... —New Taffeta Hats, trimmed with ostrich of even sugge: ¥ is Iy _adminis- i Imported trative pece supcriar o the eads Printed SP 1ok feathers, fancy ornaments, flowers of organdy, . departments, and he N i . : B ?rf a";ns(}‘3’;.”(:'3'2'?';.u'.“xu.m’:.‘(?\f’r o Voiles Yd Gi cohc tailored bows, and the new vulture trimming, :’:m;o\?iél‘fia\d{:‘gw{;;{nrifly r’:|n (‘hn. —In large or small . 5 ing am: " pnced from— burea t udget for knowledge ] —These are of the facts and arguments. That oi- neat figured effects, bl p‘;?"ccoelgr:, fice, thercfore, should be wholly in- checks in dark, light lendid i i 3 dependent of the administrative de- nd din lors splendid in quality an 0 partments proper. and should be sub- || and medium colors. in color combinations. [J Kann’s—Second Floor. Kann’s—Street Floor. The Summer Dress and Street Frock Colony I Adds a New Member to its Ranks of Charming Styles e —The acme of fresh, sweet, spring morning daintiness. —One could spend a “whole weekful of days” garbed in Sacson dresses and feel well dressed on practically almost any occasion. Ject to the President’s direct control. Those who have favored the loca- tion of the bureau of the budget in the Treasury Department have looked upon this question of budgetary re- form purely as a financial matter. The budget, properly speaking, is the work program with an incidental in- dication of the funds required to put that program into exccution, and the organization that should be made usc of in doing so. Revising estimates. which many seem to think is the en- tire task of the budget bureau, is but a small paft, or really represents tak- ing action on decisions previously reached. The work program, organi- ell condies to_eorry thankfnl gresfings on Mother’s Day to ““the one that you love best.”” Soend your molher a sweet swrprise—ons of our smcomparable confection assori- menis: Betty Box, miTk choeolates unrivaled in rich- ness, a pound, $1.60. Bungalow Box, Itallan chocolates, a pound- and-a-quarter, We Have Filled Up the Bargain Table Again With New Blouses Of Georgette, Pongee, y $1.79. 3 'of ‘business pro- o¢ : g — i Matinee Mints, chocolate peppermints, s zation and metbors toal duties of the —There are several particular points to note about them: They have smooth seams and double stitching wherever Tub Silk, Jap Silk, dainty package, 56c. budget bureau in its broader concept. there is apt to be any extra strain or pull. and Taffeta, at —There are dresses made of gingham, with organdy as trimming, in long line coat style, long tunic, with the bands of the organdy; some have these organdy bands embroidered in color. Dresses of large block checked gingham, in surplice style, with trimming of lace and hemstitching, tie-back style; organdy col- lars; checked ginghams, with the new extension pock- Sunday Paper Nougats, honey-maSiow and outs, a pound, 95c. PLEA FOR DISARMAMENT. Women’s Organization to Promote |/ ‘World Movement. ‘Meetings to develop sentiment for disarmament_are to be organized in every state during the week of May 22, according to an announcement of the women's committee for world dis- $2.99 —Georgettes are in white, flesh, bisque, brown and navy, and are in beaded and em- t. Efforts will be made to A b % J hve Tesolutions adopted at these as- ets that button to the skirt at top of pocket, and broidered styles, in tie-on semblies calling upon President Hard- finished with tie-back sashes; square neck dresses and waistline models. The taffeta overblouses are in black, brown and navy, some of them embroidered in gold and blue. The pongees are in tailored styles, with roll or two-in-one collars and long sleeves. Others are striped tub silks, made with two-in~ one collars, and Jap silks, heavy quality, tailored and tucked styles. Sizes 36 to 46. Values, $395 to $4.95. Kann'’s—Street Floor. When the Baby Is Happy and Contented —The whole household breathes easier. His or Her Majesty the. Baby generally is happy and gracious when comfortabl, : ing to take the-lead in calling an in- i, ternational conference on disarma- i ment and asking Congress to curtail military appropriations until such a conference has been held. Clergymen will be asked to make a plea for disarmament during this week. 5 BavnHovsCo. THE BUSY CORNER® PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. with Swiss embroidery bib collar. An excellent as- sortment of patterns, color and sizes. At $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 Kann’s—Second Floor. Regular and Stylish Stout Models Among the Smart Suits $31 95 —The styles, the cut, the workmanship, and the finish of detail that appeals to the correctly attired, well groomed woman, are the kinds that you will find in the line at the above price. —High-Grade Tricotine Suits. —Fine Quality Poiret Twills. —Firm Wearing Men’s Wear Serges. —Some of them are the plain beautifully tailored belted suits that many women prefer. —Others are semi-tailored, and still others are ornamented with embroidery. Kann’s—Second Floor. with the proper kind of attire. Ask Nurse Hubbard to Tell You About the —And she will talk about “Vanta” garments, and tell you why theyf are superior to other kinds for the wee little tot. 3 Kann’s—Second Floor—Better Babies’ Store. —A practical “cover-all” Apron, with the front opening from neck to the hem of apron, reversible, permitting either the right or left side to lap over the other when one or the other side becomes slightly soiled. Each side has a slit for the belt, as shown in the picture; has three-quarter-length sleeves, and pique collar and cuff. The material is a good $ Amoskeag gingham 2.00 —Gingham Aprons, Bungalow style, in small checked designs, in pink and white and blue and white broken checks, finished with belt and buttons and pocket, and trimmed with rick-rack; $1.25 $ value. One day for.. 1 .00 —Plain Colored Percale Aprons, trimmed with rick-rack. These are in pink and blue, finished with belt in front and sash back. Also striped percales, cut square neck, and bound with plain colored chambray ; others of plain chambray in pink and blue; plaid ginghams, styles that button at the shoulder, f{ut “V” neck, and have pockets an belt: A€ cwssdinshaiis $l 050 —Gingham Aprons, in a variety of styles, plaids and checks, in attractive combinations of color, trimmed with rick-rack braid; some button at the side; another of un- bleached muslin is trim- L Y X1 1 ored cretonne ...... ceoe —Voile Aprons in pretty figured effects, in tie-on style; colors are pink, blue and lavender, trimmed with rick-rack. At .. 3 .00 —Extra Size Aprons, 48, 50 and 52, in percales, open-at-the- side style; “V” neck effect back and front, $2 pockets and belt. At ......ccveeennnennnnns .00 Kann’s—Second Floor. FREE "™ —As an added attraction for our Better Babies' Week —we have arranged with The Nursery Studio —to install in our Little Folks’ Store a fully equipped studio to take pictures of our patrons’ little ones up to 6 yearsofage. The Nursery Studio are specialists on Babies’ Pictures, so you are as- sured the very highest grade, carefully posed pictures. —All parents having their child’s picture taken will receive one finished picture FREE. —Our reason for doing this is to make more friends for our Better Babies’ Section by bringing you down to see the beautiful stocks we carry. Remember you are under no obligation to buy — the photos are free. ; Kann’s—Second Floor. esemssemasictemecnse Attractively Fashioned and Well Made Crepe de Chine and Silk Fringe Trimmed Dresses 4t$19.90 —Dresses of crepe de chine .in straightline style. Taffeta Dresses, some eyelet embroidered style, some trimmed with narrow pleating on collar and cuffs, some finished with lace collars bound with a contrasting color. Serges, many in large sizes for the stout figure. Also a number of new styles in com- binations of lace and crepe meteor, silk vest, tunic of lace and narrow belt of silk ribbon ornamented with a rosette. —The colors include navy, brown, gray, Copenhagen and black and the sizes those for the average woman, also some in extra sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. e. —Bring peace to the household realm by making the baby happy' | Proper Attire for the Litile One " The “Hoover” Apron|