Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 16

PERMIT TO EXAMINE WATER POWER PROJECT Roanoke River Development Com- pany to Locate at Clarks- ville, Preliminary permit has been grant- ed by the Federal Power Commission j for examination of a proposed power project by the Roanoke River De- velopment Company of Richmond, Va., to be located at Buggs Island, in the Roanoke River near Clarksville, Va. The company has two years in which, to investigate the proposed develop- ment, which is planned to consist of | a dam 60. feet high across the river and a power house located at the dam, by which 10,000 primary horse-power can be developed, as well as a sec- ondary development totaling proba- bly 50,000 horse-power. The primary power will be used for general public utility and industrial KINNEY’S Clearance Sale THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921.° ' The Hecht Co. 7th at F 7th at F CLOSED SATURDAY A timely presentation of NEW DRESSES canton crepes FURNITURE 2t 10 to 40% discounted Our entire stocks of furniture, without re- serve, go into this half-yearly sale, enabling home-makers everywhere to furnish their homes anew at prices that approach pre-war levels. P oy e e e NP purposes and the secondary power will be used in operation of chemi- cal plants in Richmond. An unusual feature of the investi- gation will be study of the effect which impounding of the waters of the river in its upper reaches will have on the flow of the stream lower down. This stully is made necessary because the demand of water users on | the lower reaches of the stream is ”alrlycnnutant and there is a possi- 4 bility that impounding of the river water at night for use during the day may have a bad effect on opera- tion of the lower plants. SERVES WITHOUT PAY. J. W. Powell Named Vice Presi- dent of Shipping Board. ‘ Appointment of Joseph W. Powell of Quincy, Mass., as a temporary vice president of the United States Ship- | ping Board was announced last night by Chairman Lasker. Mr. Powell is a former vice president of the Beth- lehem Shipbuilding_Corporation, and - Children’s Sandals and Play will organize the financial, account- ing and sales departments and also Oxfords, all sizes, $1.00 ’ 0 Men’s and BOy' ch"' sl'oo reorganize the general offices of the A board. He has declined to accept any = salary for his service, it was an- nounced. The new vice president is a grad- According to Bradstreet and other authorities, - furniture prices are now ] stabilized. We know that we took big 3 MARK DOWNS and otherwise got our prices down to bedrock last inventory. It is from these new low prices that present discounts of 10% to 40% are taken. Entire stocks are included. charmeuse satin Poiret twill $2 5 THERE they stand—silk, satin, woolen— each the best fabric of its kind for fall. Not alone favored fabrics but favored fash- ions. Note the 'Look at These Shoe Values for $1.00 Women’s Felt House Slippers, ’ all sizes, $1.00 Women’s White Canvas Pumps, all sizes, $1.00 * * * % All wool rugs —longer skirts —ribbon rosettes —embroidered motifs —sequins, beads, etc. Look for Falls’ best shades Navy, bm and plenty of black A sale of newness and charm, and choice is just $25. discounted 10 to 25% Includes every wool rug in stock. (Apparel shops, second floor.) Only because they are slight “seconds” can we offer women’s full-fashioned silk hose $1.45 Big news in boys’ wool suits 54.95 Lowest price known in years for boys’ good wool suits CLEARANCE! Women’s and misses’ Summer dresses uate of the Naval Academy at An- napolis, and has been engaged in shipbuilding for many years. NEW SOUTHERN TIME CARD. Changes in the running time of sev- eral trains on the Southern Railway between Washington, New York and the south, making possible faster time, have been decided upon and will be- come effective August 14. Cuts will be made in the running time of eight through passenger trains, the manage- KINNEY’S Clearance Sale ment announced today. I -ation id—bu’ of faster schedules ’;!mshn:a:?rml‘;; °fmdy5 $ OOK ahead as we did y I dostamnd 5 EL on account t] rtel Bines Tnd 200" Sindion ot the ghishens now as we bought—save as TR nieed Seeet way fer:nl;xuwenshlnn:lo:\xg Ao e voiles at we saved. Six weeks from now or slight fault that no eye but your your boys will be wanting just own can see, you can buy full-fash- such suits for school wear. ioned silk hose at far below the reg- ular price. Full-fashioned and finely finished. All-silk where they show; mercerized tops, double soles, heels and toes, where they wear. Black, cordovan. African brown and various shades of gray. A grouping of delightful summer styles at a price that will send them scurrying. Light and dark grounds in attractive pat- terns. Snappy styles in Norfolks, with fancy backs and all-around belts. 5 cht)bo‘osfio, “THE BUSY CORNER" PENNAAVEAT 8 TH.! ST ' e ¢ Made of sturdy wool cheviots and cassimeres and tailored to take plenty of abuse. Sport skirts to go! baronet satins flannels and serges We've had duplicates of these skirts in stock at $9 to $15. Mallison’s gorgeous silks; Du- plan’s baronet satins, in black and colors and For $2.00 Ladies’ Tan Vici Kid Oxfords, $2 Louis heels, all sizes Ladies’ and Growing Girls’ Patent Leather Oxfords, $2 Ladies’ White Kid One-Eyelet Brown, gray and blue mixtures, sizes 6 to 17, $4.95, and we'll be ready for the rush at 9:15. Boys’ sweaters; sale, $1.79 Double fashioned sport collar sweaters—worn open sport style on warm days; button to the neck on cool days. Two deep-pockets. Heather, oxford, gray, maroon. Sizes 7 to 15. Boys’ blouses, 69c (First floor, south ampex.) R & G Corsets, 95° Summer’s favored waistline corsets. Pink coutil with rubber top. Garters front and side. H high-grade flannels and serges in white and ; Hiasy 42 blazer stripes. Woven madras; 80-square percales, crepes and corded Brassieres to go at 59¢ : adies” White Cas 3 s Ladies* ite vas Two-strap 3 madras. Al high-grade, fast-color fabrics, Many with doublc i Sl R RCa s Pumps, $2 0y . cuffs. White, khaki and striped patterns. Sizes 6 to 16. —pink brocade and mesh fabrics. £ Women’s two-piece (TSint Sox) —narrow shoulder straps. : Men’s Black and Tan 2 Oxfords and Ventilated —fasten down back. . (Corset shop, second fioor.) wash suits, $6.95 Men’ssS‘::ut.h, S:feo, ”® formerly sold here at New wool serge sleeveless Women’s sleeveless sizes Combmatlon $9.75 and $12.50 jumper dresses, %% Lhe sleeveless jumper dress is so practical and popular that it will be worn right through winter. g These newcomers are of men’s wear serge and may be had in black and navy. One model is piped with tailor’s braid; another has embroidery around yoke. - Misses’ sizes 14 to 20; women’s 34 to 42. (Apparel shops, second floor) dresses ) $125 Wizard Polish Mop 1.50 Wizard Dust Mop 60 bottle Wizard Polish 1.00 Wizard Duster French ramie linen and embroidered linene two-piece suits which can be worn as dress or suit. Pink, white, rose, heather, green. $298 3 KINNEY’S Sale of sport coats, $6.95 Tuxedo models of fine wool jersey. Fine for wear with separate or sport skirfs. Navy, red, black, rose, French blue. (Apparel shops, second floor.) Clearance Sale Well made of linenes and ginghams; the linenes in solid color pink, blue, tan, yellow or brown; the ginghams in blue or pink checks. (Second floor.) . Popped irom their boxeés Georgette blouses, 3% Approved summer styles with short sleeves and choice of round, square or £V” necks. - Venice and val lace trimmings with dainty mclu Net guimpes, $1.65 " Silk blolue:, $7.95° With sleeves so as to be Famous TRU-HU, wash silk. > Tailored styles with ‘Peter worn with sleeveless dresses. Pan or long roll collars. Handmade blouses, $2.85 Men and women can now choose the best shoes in the world! i | o All lasts Carpet Cleaner —for sweeping wnhout p: % . 3 40c cans..... 89c 2 For $3.00 Ladies’ Sport Oxfords; season’s “Sally” All styles All leathers latest, $3 Of imported Swiss batiste; handsewn and elaborately hand- $ 90 5 5 S 11 colt h“y” . 1% dramn, T il e i R sgere i’ e §andals, *11 Everything, including whites Ladies’ Black and Tan Strap : (Blouse shop, second foor.) The French style ~ The th ds of le Pumps, $3 . g that has swept the nodun: but HANAN fwi bew':i.:e:; : ; : ; x L buy at these deeply reduced prices, ‘ Ladies’ White Kid Instep-strap Ch]ldren S Play OXfords g Pf::gf'gdy,hn(vs"lff‘fkfis)m W] these who n’;yyet have ngt ex- Pumps, $3 vamp. Two straps with buckle. perienced the style and comfort of Hand-sewed, round toe (not point- ed), correct hexght heel. mAll sizes., Floor.) HANAN shoes can now do so at rela- tively little cost. | ~ Ladies’ Hand-turned Lace Oxfords, common-sense toe, $3 " Ladies’ Tan Oxfords, with or with- - Trian‘gle Dust : out rubber heels, $3 N MOPS X (First Floor.) 79° " The -all-summer shoe for Just amved——more of those > kiddies, -and equally effective 4 i Men’s Goodyear Welt s,zf:r ;v;:g:lfloors. e for the first month or so of " girls’ gleeveless Oxfords, $3 2 - school. Choose from ‘ Leather uppers—solid leather soles - 1,500 pairs in all these styles: .Infants’.barefoot sandals and creepers, sizes 2 to 5. ° Children’s brown play oxfords,.sizes 5 to 11. Children’s whlte canvas one-nnp slippers with elk - sole, -sizes, 5o 8. - Jumper frocks 95° Cool; convenient ; good looking; and as fashion- able as her elder sister’s. Ramie LINON linenes Belted; pocketed; trimmed with rickrack braid. Rose, copen, tan, blue, green and lavender. Sizes 8 to 14. Muslin drawers, 25c—em- broiderey trimmed. Sizes 4 'SHOP EARLY—STOCK WILL GO FAST DON’T MISS THIS MONEY-SAVING SALE W IZARD] P RO Ik " (Cutlaren's shos‘shop, third fger) .| - 1,200-more, becaux‘e : 600 sold outina - - giffy-Monday - 2 to 6 years 29C Khaki and “blue chambray one-piece . suits as pictured. Piped in .red. “Patch pocket. Button ' at- shoulder. Cool— comfortable—easily mhed Womens sweaters o news to create a stir . ,-?2.95 : 5 Several hundred fine wool sweaters, in sohd colors or * with\contrasting fronts. Shown in -he dev;r, brown,, buff, - o-r.cl:‘id. red nd combinations $2.95 is below wholesale cost for many of them 720731 7th N. W. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY FOR OTHER BARGAINS —Qu. art-can size; regu- ] larly $12 . Spécial.. 890 A Kann’s—Third Floor . Floor.) - 4 % (Third- Floor.)