Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1921, Page 9

L2 3 £y R b > - ST e ' s ks . - 7 { N NG STAR, WASHINGTO 5. Bavn Hovso. *THE BUSY CORNER" PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.S% D. C, MONDAY, ‘JUNE 20, 1921. _ @ 5. Bavp Hovnso. ®THE BUSY CORNER" PENNAAVEAT 8 TH.ST. ‘We Close 1 0'Clock Saturdays Wedding Silverware PRESIDENT ENDS WEEK END CRUISE Takes Up Duties at Ofice, Re- ceiving Callers and Con- | - sidering Appointments. President Harding was at his desk lin the executive offices at 10 o'clock this morning, greatly refreshed after his week end cruise on the presi- dential yacht Mayflower. The Presi- dent and Mrs. Harding and their party of friends landed at the navy yard dock this morning at § o'clock, !and were driven immediately to the { White House. The yacht sailed from Washington at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. It anchored in lower Ches- an_hour or so after mid- Open 9:15 A.M. to ' 6 P.M. Printed € Plin - Organdy Organdy " Quite a Difference Between the Price the Government Paid and the Price You Pay for These Mosquito and Fly Tents The cost to the U. S. Government was $6, but because the Govern- 950 EACH ment has no further use for them Yard —The present record-breaking demand for wash fabrics of all kinds has been Tea Sets Coffee Sets Campotes Vases 5 P Trivets Giciuy Boots we secured them to offer you at— something phenomenal and among the most popular of cotton materials is Bread Trays Berry Bowls I el v R —These tents contain 14 yards of excellent quality mar- this sheer organdy, in both the plain cslorings, of which we have a wonder- Licut. Commandcr L Stall- : ; " : . , 3 . C ot hob Dish Ings of Grant county. W. Va., who h: quisette—this amount of goods by the yard would cost you ful range, and in the beautiful printed designs. The plain organdy in par- andlesticks C op Dishes been associated with the judge adv $5.00. They - ¢ Ay 5 &= o . g Y : . cute general’s office of the Army for sev- 5.00. They are mosquito proof and fly proof. They will be ticular is in demand not only for the dress itself, but for its trimmings, for Bak"‘g Dishes Flower Baskets being ('lmsfl‘?fli':c;"g:’:i(_s very convenient to drape over the baby’s crib, to set up on . . fd d ffl h terials. foF b little fi > . e . 5 G 2 iy rimming of dress made of other materials, for hats, vers, s Water Pitchers Lemonade Sets s the porch for the children’s play tent, to take with you on t g a 415 10 te; little Hpwerssetc —Light Ground Printed Voiles, about 8000 vards just arrived. The small neat designs so much in favor: light or white grounds with designs in green, brown, black, pink, —Imported Woven Patterned Swiss Or- gandy, beautiful checked and striped pat- terns, formed of small colored threads woven to form large checks or pretty | striped designs, white grounds, with pink, : blue and other colors. 28C blue, black and lavender pat- A yard . terns. A $1.68 quality. A yard 75C |k UNE SALE SILKS than vight months. Col. Stall- ings has the backing of { Sutherland and Elkins of ginla and of other pror men and lawyers and bus that state Senator Sutherland, who w President fc auto tours, camping. picnics, etc. Besides all these uses, you can cut them up and use them in various ways. We have many samples on display showing what can be made out of them. Mayonnaise Bowls Bonbon Dishes Marmalade Jars Cold Meat Dishes Vzgetab’e Dishes Sugar & Cream Sets ) @u[in éfmartin@ 1215F ST.and 1212101218 G ST- Kann’s—Fourth Floor and Bargain Table—Street Floor. J Kanr Prini nd before and { at the bar R i ”flna ilh Il‘l;n‘fif-rr“:hu Saniple Line of President Wison offered to Joseph 1" = {Prstion’ § vt o St || Philippine Hand before the end of his administration. who declined it. Made Lingerie Delegation to’ e Protest. Sewed by hand and em- (ut:r::{‘xf:;?:r:‘n;‘d:rfil ):‘i:'lfalrl”rn:v:‘r:‘r hr:aidered by hil'ld: and made _N . d»t» . l K . b.l't t 5 o “vl =5 L . i e e Bext Thursdis in the most exquisitely dainty ew condition prices reveal Kann's ability to save you money. hy? Larger purchasing TRinjans who wish (o enter manner imaginable. - n e | | POWers and greater business. We offer thousands of yards of summer silks in this June Sale i against certain f ent's recent orde: women of our grandmothers’ tment of first-c| days excelled—is more or less masters. According 1o the senator. P It art in these days of there are man at prices which will prove a revelation. : Genuine All-Silk Canton Crepe {country wi of the opinion that it is left for the women of the # . . e Bty e v muh 1) | Prlippines o keep alive this | Ay Axs Exwsondinnry Price Concsssion ot i el | artistic handiwork. ] ) A L g e past i —Philippine Hand-embroidered A Special Purchase of 3,000 Yards Brings Them to You at majorits of whom sh Gowns, with beautiful em- broidered designs. some with Tndiasg/ File compiniat. touches of Callotta work. sident Hurding today received it Round. square and V neck T Which. piaced with styles: some have the sleeves embroidered; many are fin- ished with " little ribbon bows. $355 6 Q5 ! value. Tuesday... . ident a paper setting forth| —Philippine Hand-embrofder- mplaints of the Indians and e Ih Touna ((k' | A ‘Choice, $2.50 Yard —Fine, rich, crepy weave, with a beautiful luster. 39 inches wide. Choice of : —White —Navy —Zinc —Tomato —Pheasant —Henna —Black —Brown —Harding Blue —Copenhagen —Gray —Tan 3,000 Yards Baronet Sport Satin | Handsome New Printed Foulards 40 Inches wide; in This Sale, Yard ! 36 and 40 Inches Wide, $2.50 and = | i Summer Dresses in Smart sting remedies, and “V" neck styles: some of s, the committee ex- these have the Cai- ihese have'he 6 60 annot be expected to de- very: larly Special —r ppine Hand-em- brojidered Drawers, trimmed with deep embroid- ered scallops, circular _cut, with French bands, some {velop me {act or int row dictates ernment “who_believes himself su- perior to the Indian made plain that tention of seek 2 shment of the bureau, but seeks to “humanize” DENOCRATS BEGIN KTACKS N PRESS Following the beginning in Con- gress by democrats of a political at- tack upon the record of the republi- can administration, the democratic rational committee, through its pub- licity bureau, has started out to lay down a barrage fire against the op- $3.00 Qualities, Yard $2.50 s $1.75 ° —A particularly lustrous quality, heavy and rich in weight | —A delightiul assortment of desians in over thirty-five <mall 4 finish—choice of pink, Jap blue, brown, rose, tan, gray | neat patterns as well as :he popular all-over effects. The majority and black B » 130 BTAY | Jre'in the ctaple navy blue and white and black and white. ’ 2,500 Yards 83 to $3.50 Sport Silks A Special Purchase Just Received Another Shipment . ?;o;l;:i'sas:!:rd $2 .00 Imported Japanese Pongees —From it you can buy two skirts for about the price of one. —The genuine Japanese 12 Momme Pongee 85 Find in the assortment Novelty- Baronet Satin, Penikees, with touches of Callotta work. _Regu- larly $2.00; for $1.85 ppine or Choice of These Three Fine Silks —35-in. Navy Blue Diess Taffetas $ 35" erca Yerd Z_35-in. Black Dress Taffetas Cov- —35-in. Black Satin Messalines ers, round- neck style, daintily em- broidered, also orna- mented with Callotta work. Regularly in the natural color—good heavy weight, Motora—plenty of the wanted white; also gray, tan, Copen- 4 3 $2.00; for A Y 2 posltion; Hhrough & dcries o $l smooth, even weave, 33 inches wide. Sale hagen, rose, peach and burnt orange. letters to the democratic and inde- 85 Kann's—Sec- : i Kann's—Street Floo: pendent press. Richard Linthicum, * ond Floor. price, }ard O LD cseccsssen cpeenanes .. s—>Street HOT. the newly appointed director of pub- licity, today issued the first of the series of articles, in which he es- sayed to give “the democratic view- point with reference to the record ot 5 the republican administration, legis- iative and executive.” He charges: “The republican party in the last campaign promised to reduce federal taxes. A republican Congress has inoreased them, the appropriation bills carrying $6,000,000,000 for 1921 and a like amount for 1922 (which ‘ wohld be $7,500,000,000 by the arldi-‘ This means that this admin tion will spend three times as much on an Army in 1921 as it spent in 1916, and more than o e with Tomato Sauce |5 0 d5 n 1921 as it spent in 1916, when nearly Baronet Satin Skirts $10.00 Value for $6.95 Styles—Made of Cool- Looking Materials —Such a delight to have all ready to put on when the weather is hot. = ] . N 5 5 —The materials are fine quality organdy, do! Swiss " . " . O omined 1o Make Peace. —Smart sport St.-VIeS in white, French gingham and linex]1 dresses. Ryl By Sl womder thefmd businscs md::a ;:p?:;?;;:"«fe::mfi ot | black, gray and pink. .—The linen dresses are made in the plain tailored styles man comes to life in such a peace as soon as Congress convened. o . . : : with the new tailored collars and pockets. . § h"n-!' /! The first whiff is so fi’; f::_“éi}:;iefi??nafhé“flrfi”fi}' }YaSh Sat‘m Skirts, in white —The dotted Swiss dresses are made in the new blouse fi e St et brig. ‘our Sove e onty. v . effects, finished with ribbon girdle, and dainty batiste nt and appetizing. The o e v ar e meae to —Cream Serge Skirts, in attrac- collars and cuffs to match. The ginghams are in slip- H taste is better than you ever rocall e 3 i SaSGCiatGn! of s ] tive new -models. over effects. finished with small pearl buttons, and the supposed bearls could taste. Sent ne “only associations. of na- . . organdie dresses are in fluffy styles. PP e {1l BISht Aré the Yeashe st'ma | —Choice of the lot at the above —The colors are orchid, rose, pink, firefly, navy, brown tions, functioning at Geneva, and the | and white. ,The ginghams in pretty checks. price. allied supreme council composed of | The distinctive, unmistakable Eusopean, promiers_not. the, council Kann’s—Second Floor Sizes 14 to 18 years and 36 to a f Hei Bak d Bea ropean alliance now ruling Europe, | ann s—>eco . J < =avor o einz ] ns backed only by force. in which George 46 bust. At Fosmmmnmnns £ f 3 Harvey (and not Elihu Root) repre- ° g ol pe ;cf Seasé’"mg : e o e esttent of (oo United : N Kann's—Second Floor. w1 e famous Tomato Sauce S Bromised a high protective tarifr ° Si]k S . Ve . made and used exclusively in R A Nhgnonette pOl‘t Sport Blouses to Wear With Sport Skirts and means committee rejected the . 3 S the spotless Heinz kitchens. ' :}"f\-'oflf?fidrfi}‘?u?i\:{gfifif: A ;fi?fléil —Smart, but very inexpensive when you can purchase for tomorrow’s price Chai rd a b . grEa b e CO A’ I ‘S $3.95 to 6 And the good-tasting, real-bean e i Wiktonsle. $4.95 Values - . b % d ve | flavor and real-bean nutriment R etaried & taril on lumbers the en: i . ipe T is due to the baking in real . f.!,’xfa3‘"i'f;féf'i;;‘."fif"\-é?fi“'lf'?fil —nght n welght, giving —Jap silk blouses in a variety of sport models. in white, flesh and navy, made with two- g pose a tarift on lumber, claiming to, H h th that is need- in-one collar, Buster Brown, or roll collar ; pongee blouses, with two-in-one collar, also Trepresent the whole middle west and | just the warm A A 3 _ A AT, ovens by dl’y heat. Every bean the so-called agricultural bloc. The ¥ with Buster Brown collars, finished with narrow knife pleating, and others have Tuxedo baked DESpossd (AT Kemeny s still inithe ed now and then during the collars. One style has pockets. - is through to the center S ilawere e There are striped tub silk blouses, with ._mealy sweet, wholesome and “It promised to revive business, and two-in-one collars. ¥ d ) businentco‘;\dilinnf dnil_\‘- g;ow;[worud: Bargain Table—Street Floor. i< it rade cont 2 .. . whoie, and easy to d‘geSt- t::xi: siariots m:‘::";_ :f p':::“",_ —Lingerie Blouses, of fine French voile, ed to promote and protect the inter- with hand-drawn work, filet lace and sdts of Iabor e e 0 Irish crochet lace, some embroidered; i ’ idl t of work when Mr. Hard- Heinz Oven Baked Beans are ;,;‘; L ;féc‘),;;;;‘")};;:'e,.';m,{ed A short-sleeved styles, finished ‘with fancy good hot or cold. . ; thgre ate DOnLO i 0le nien ToW. e cuffs, Tuxedo and roll collars, ves, front the proposal to .reduce armaments, which, it was pointed out both by republican progressives . and demo- crats, was the only way in which a material reduction in taxation could be made. substituting impossible con- ditions by providing for a conference of all nations to consider reduction and frilled models trim- med with lace. At ..... $5 -95 —Other Models in Lingerie Bleases, ' - with “frilled fronts. These are of French voiles, some have val lace edge, with tucks, others have little pleatings, still others have roll collars, and there are both long and short sleeved models ‘to select from. We also have many pretty models in lace-trimmed voiles and $3 95 batistes. | At . Kann’s—Second Floor. —They are made with Tuxedo front, solid or combination effect. —The colors are white, henna, honeydew, flesh, temato, navy and black. Kann’s—Second Floor, in 1and as well as in sea forces, in place of Senator Borah's plan for a naval conference of the United States, Great Britain and Japan—a practical plan. In the muddling of peace, in hostility to disarmament, in failure to keep election promises and in con- tinuing the deception and false pre- . tenses of the last campaign, the democrats charge that the republican party has shown . itself- as-bankrupt in principles as it i5 in policy.” LS DS —" IS ——————_———— e e s s VPR A e P~ a2 A 8 A e 8 A it a5 €4 P .