Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 20

20 , = - SPEAKERS AGTIVE IN THRIFT DRIVE Budget Day Being Empha- sized in Addresses—Mr. { Graham Urges Saving. The second day of Thrift week—Bud- day—will be seven addresses today and tonight. Mrs. Edith C. Salisbury, pro- fessor of home economics, will speak tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the assembly hall of the Y. M. C. A, on how to analyze ex- penses preparatory to making a bud- got. This afternoon talks wil be given by John F. Cremer at Central High School; David M. Smith, at Western High, and James A. Maloney, at the MeKinl, anual Training School; Eugene s, at the Terminal Y. M. C. Raymond Bresnahan at Lansbursl department store, and Edgar Czarra at the South Washing- ton Citizens' Association. New Speakers Added. A. Stuart King, Capt. D. W. Robert- and Thomas B. Goodwin, yester- y were added to the list of speak- ers. Mr. King will talk to the employ- ed of the city tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the Boys' Depart- ment of the Y. M. C. A.; . Robert- son will address the Washington o'clock Saturday ¥ and Mr. Goodwin will address the W End Citizens’ Assoclation, January 23, at 9 pm. n the Concordia Lutheran Church. In answer to a call for a speaker from the war risk bureau, David M. Smith, treasurer of the Iuternational Finance Corporation, will address about 500 employes of the war risk bureau at noor January 20. Addresses were made yesterday at the Terminal Y. M. G A. by Victor Teyber; at the Kalorama Citizens’ Association by B. F. Leffever, and at the Service Club by Charles G. Graves. Mr. Graham Outlines Plan. E. C. Graham, president of the City Club and chairman of the District thrift committee, speaking of the campaign vesterday, said: “I want to urge every person living or employed in the District to start at once to build for himself the ten steps to individual prosperity. The building of these steps calls for no wmoney, for the beauty of thrift week is that all it asks of any one is simply to give thought to and make plans for getting ahead In life. All the erection that these ten steps involves is the will power to work carnestly like a true American and to spend one's earnings wissly for things that really count and are worth working for. It is just! ordinary common sense not to spend | all or more than one makes and to save something for future wise spending.” The ten steps to which Mr. Graham refers are. Work and Earn, Make a Budgot, Record Expenditures, Have a Bank Account, Carry Life Insurance, Own Your Home, Make a Will, Pay Bills Promptly, Invest in Safe Securities and Share with Others. [EREE———— The year 1922 will see two eclipses. which is the minimum number for any year. ®choolboys at 10: morning in the Then Hear Them at The | Frunswich: Shop ’ We have them all as well as the most complete stock of Brunawick; PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS 2004 Park R4 N. W. (at 14th) Open Evenings 1922, and $5,000 in succeeding years, provided their plans for the use of the money are approved by the fed- eral board of maternity and infant hygiene. This board consists of the chief of the children's bureau, the surgeon general and the commission- er of education. An additional $5,000 yearly ' is authorized if these ad- ditional amounts are matched by ACCEPT MATERNITY ACT. Twenty-Two States Favorably Pass on Measure. Within two months after its pas- sage by Congress twenty-two states have accepted the maternity act, the children's bureau has announced. 2 e act, planning to match the additional By accepting_ the act, according to Grace Abbott, director of the h\lr‘elm the twenty-two states are now eligible, as soon as the federal appropriation is made, to receive at least $10,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, amounts 80 that they may receive the full benefit of the act. Bagpipes are shown on a Roman coin dating back to 69 A. D. Where Your Dollars Count Mast B EHREND’ 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Store Hours: Only 48 suits in lot, not enough to last all day at this price. Nobby Y belted Norfolk styles, nicely lined throughout and in 7 to 15 sizes. Made of splendid quality corduroy in brown. Don’t allow this low price to derful coats. Made of splendid quality wool cloakings, in Rein- ° Tan, in belted effects with big convertible collars, or flare styles big fur collars. 97 High-grade Suedine, Velour and Bolivia Coats. elegantly silk lined or with novelty throw col- - ° belted models in plain silk embroidered. In Brown, Reindeer, Gray and Blue. New Taffeta Silk Dresses ° Worth $15.50 $ .95 of crisp taffeta, in soft chiffon finish that insures service and satisfaction. Some have wire loops to give with embroidered georgette sleeves and sashes, Articles Worth to $2.00 Dresses, Boys' Cloth Pants. Boys' Sults, Slip-over Sweaters, etc. Sensational Selling of Boys’ 2-PANTS SUITS - 165 Girls’ Coats, in 3 w0 15 sizes. Handsomely fur and novelty styles, in plain blue, brown and reindeer. s effects; nicely lined . this winter's very cholcest models. Wonderful values ish Towels in a Sale T 468 Turkish Towels in a Sale Tomorrow Termed seconds by the manufacturer, but rung as good as most mills’ first quality. A slight oil $ of Turkish Towels we have ever shown. Heavy to the extra large kind for bath use. To get a . selection be here early. 85c Bolster Cases ’s $17.50 C Women’s $17.50 Coats deter you seeing these won- deer, Brown, Heather, Blue and with hanging tabs. Some have W 's Up to $30 Coats with big fur collars and lars of same cloth, also tailored or beautifully Brand-new advance Spring Dresses, the fluffy hips, some are in basque effects, some while others are beautifully silk embroidered. Long Kimonos. House Dresses, Gir‘h" Gingham i ’c Flowered Satine Petticoats, Silk Camisoles, Boys’ (J ? Girls’ $12.50 to $15.00 Coats, trimmed, braid trimmed Choice of flared or belted throughout and made in 39¢, 49c¢, 59¢ and 69c Values Choice, 3 for #pot is the only defect. The most remarkable lot two-thread grade and all sizes {rom the guest size $4.00 6680 White Blankets You'll want a season’s 69 Made from extra fine supply of these extra A | heavy quality Bleached C Bed Blankets when you Sheeting\ Cut 72x42 inches see these—but the quan- and finithed with wide tity is_limited, so no§ hems. more than 2 palrs to a customer. Heavy-weight White Blankets, with pink or blue borders. 72x90 Seamless Sheets $6.50 and $7.00 Blankets Extra fine quality The Best Blanket Bleached Sheeting. free (4 Value this year. Heavy s .98 from dressing and finished wool-like quality. Bound Sl SERIC, SR T ends and pink or blue ivery one perfect and borders. Gray and without seams. white, and extra large bed size. 4 Large, Heavy, Warm Comforts 69¢ Half Linen Huck Towels When have you heard of Half Linen Huck Towels, of heavy quality with hem- Vaiues to $7. A beautiful selection’ of figured satine and 4, silk and cotton chiffon. $5.00 Beautiful Plaid Blankets Great. large full Bed 53.39 A soft. fluffy wool-like nap. Should sell at $5. Bleached Muslin, with soft cambric finish for under- 800 YARDS OF ALL-SILK CHIFFON Regular at 98c yard a lot of 40-inch Pebbled Georgene in colors. Navy Blue and Black All-Wool Serge Many with wide plain- Blankets, in a selection 20c Bleached Muslin wear and children’s clothes. This is-a lot of 40-inch every thread Silk Chiffon, A firmly twisted pure Wool Serge; 36 inches wide colored borders and fill- ed with white cotton. of pretty colored plaids. 600 yards of fine quality llc 36 inches wide. Limit, 10 yards to a customer. for dre s, blouses, trimmings, etc. Nearly every color vou'd wisgh for evening and street wear. Incldded are that would sell at $1.00. Full pieces and all perfect. 2 shades of navy blue and black. stitched hemmed ends to 45¢c Curtain Madras edge. An extra heavy Full bed size Crochet 51.69 hemmed ends. Good 29¢ sell at this price? Get a big supply tomorrow. 26 inches wide, in ecru, white or cream with tape ch cable cord weave. $2.25 Crochet Bedspreads Bedspreads, in Mar- seilles designs; all with weight and an excep- tional value. Winter Underwear Priced Lowest of Season $1.25 Girls’ and |$1.50 Men’s Ribbed| $1.25 Lad Ribbed winter welght, Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits Union Suits Union Suits : R 1 75 dozen_Boys' Both Ecru oEular and Girla' Fleeced 77 and Gray 98 Winter -weight 77c lined Unlon Buits, [Heavy Fleeced- Fleeced - lined in lined Union Ladi gray, white and Suits, h union St cotor fatiock . seamsi|Sults, cut high = lsuits, crochet sizes 2 to 16 vears: to them out we're making price. MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Good count Percale Shirts for men, made double soft cuffs, coat style. Large assortment of patterns for selection. LADIES’ SPORT CLOCKED WOOL HOSE Ladies’ Ribbed Sport Hose, silk clocked, in green and brown heather mixtures, with contrasting clocking, seamed back and shaped ankles. this|and one-button closed|neck, drawstring; sizes erotch. 36 to 44. . )C C ‘'HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1922. \ THE S. KANN SONS COMPANY Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. —Six lots, —Colored silk LOT 3—300 in this lot Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas | 2,00 and $2.50, at........ % $1045 i Former values Former values | 8395 to $5.50, ~The covers are made of a good quality Ameri- can cotton tafieta, of several different grades. All have tape cdges, and all are made up on steel rod Paragon frames. The handles on the wom- cn's umbrellas are bakelite trimmed effects, some having the bakelite wrist rings, others silk cord loops. The men's umbrellas are in the crook and Prince oi Wales style. | —With covers range of hand perfect goods. . Some of the lots are greater than others. LOT 1—Contains 100 only Women’s Colored Silk Umbrellas 10 $9.50, Choice.............. $ 5095 Former Values, $7.50 edges, and some tape edges. The handles arc amber effects, carved bakelite, bakelite and silver, and bakelite and leather trimmed styles. LOT 4—Consists of 121 Women's Black Umbrellas a silk and cotton mixture. A splendid bakelite and- amber effects, with heavy wrist rings. " Lot 2—Fifty only in this lot —Finest quality umbrellas, finished with wide grosgrain and tape edges, with a splendid range of the best quality handles, of bakelite; many with sterling silver trimmings. Good range of colors. taffeta. with wide satin or grosgrain i Women’s Colored Silk Umbrellas ' Former Values, $12.50 LOT 6—Just 150 of these Boys’ and Girls’ Umbrellas Specially priced $1 09 in the eale at.... % . Men’s Umbrellas Chiefly Former value . $ 9 i $7.50, at......... .30 5 | —The men’s umbrellas, which form the greater part of the lot are in 28-in. sizes, with 8 ribs. The covers are of all silk taffeta, and yarn dyed taffeta. An excellent range of han- dles to select from. i LOT 5—Of these there are but 75 | | | of piece dyed taffeta, —The covers are m quality cotton rainy of all have paragon frames. Most of the girls’ umbrellas are finished with the wrist ring. and the boys™ with crook handle. Kann's—St.eet Floor. | les to select from— | many | Mothers Are You Taking Advantage of Wee Folks’ Day L At This Store —Every Thursday is extra value day with extra savings. Tomorrow we offer— .’—Cllild'r’cn'I Wl;lnble Cor- uroy Hats, in white. $1.50 value for 95¢ —Infants’ Silk Shirts, sizes to 2 years. “Vanta” make. $4.50 value 52.95 for .... —Children’s Princess Skirts, some are handmade, others are daintily trimmed with lace or embroidery. Sizes to 6 vears. Slightiy soiled, re= duced to ¥; price. —S$150 to $1.95 Dresses, made of gingham, with white or aqmrassling ]cfllar and cuffs. Sizes 8 to years, e 89c Quilted Pads, size 17x18 inches. Spe- Sl 25¢ s’ Flannelette Gowns, THE BEST VALUES IN SAMPLE 'HANDMADE BLOUSES It Has Ever Been Our Good Luck to Offer —They represent a maker’s sample lot and are high class in every respect. and in the matter of quality of materials and exquisite handiwork are just what you would expect to find in handmade blouses of the values quoted $397 —The work is so beautifully done that even the simplest is 4 real master- piece. —Some of them are embellished with drawnwork, hemstitching, fine tugks: some finished with narrow filet picot; others have the wide filet or fine Irish crochet lace, and all the laces used are the real handmade lace. Still others have touches of eyelet embroidery, some sprays or dots of solid embroidery. —They are made with the Tuxedo or roll collar, many have the vest front. and in the lot are a number of blouses with the fluffy jabot front. trimmed with laces. The lace trimmings vary in width from the very narrow to the Worth $8.95 to $12.95 But the Special Sale Price Is Only._...... —Inf; 85c value 69C in white. Pinl: and Blue Blane for ... kets, with silk $1.25 —Infan edges. $1.95 value. Kann's—Second Floor. 2-inch width. sizes. Special Kann's—Second Floor. chased from a well known maker. —The sale prices. which are less than half the regular prices, range 39¢ Up to $2.00 Kann's—Street Floor. [ A Su_ccess From the Word Go This Sale of “Perfektone” Phonographs —Which we purchased from the Hevwood Bros. and Wakefield Co. and are offering in two lots at 50c on the dollar or less. : R LOT ONE : —Includes machines for- merly priced from $115 to $185, in this sale at $ 49.50 LOT TWO —Contains machines for- merly priced from $225 to $350, in this sale at —AIll are handsome reed cabinets built over a solid ma- hogany frame, in a varied line of colors and finishes. % —szrchase on our liberal terms. Take advantage of the Free Triat Offer. y ; —Select the instrument you want, make a cash purchase of $10.00 worth of records, and we will immediately send the instriment to your home—you to begin paying for it days later on a basis of $5.00 a month for the $49.50 mod- els and $7.50 a month for the $79.50 models. No- addcq interest charges. < Kann’s Fourth Floor. —Sizes range from 34 to 40. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Who Was Clearing Stock Before Inventory which give a price range to suit almost every taste and every purse. All ] « The Greatest Stationery Sale of Months Now in Progress —Gfiering some of the finest quality writing paper and correspondence cards pur- —All are beautifully made and boxed. The kind of stationery that those who are correct in the little essentials of life and good breeding would choose. with a limited number in some of the larger NEW SASHES ARE READY AT THE RIBBON STORE —DMade from the very latest effects brought out in Roman plaids in satin and moire. ribbon: Beautifully finished with heavy hand-knotted fringe. They are vards long and 6 to $3 .98 to $8.50 9 inches wide. Priced................. —Black Cire and Moire bons for trimming purposes or making rosettes, sashes and for millinery. 5 to 9 inches wide. Spe- 9 clal; alyard: Seci e s cisiie sl s e e e Eeh ATTERRAIE e SRR 8 C from— Kann's—Street Floor. A Thursday Home Sale Every Item at a Saving Aluminum Tea Kettle, Ideal brand; 5-quart size; regular $298 A value. Special, $1.98 Parlor Brooms, light 590 weight. Special Orie Carload Congoleum Rugs “SECONDS”of “RED SEAL” —at about one-third under the regular price of perfect grades. 100 9x12-Ft. Seamless Rugs, Thursday $10.95 —Slight mill imperfections, which are hardly noticeable, accounts for the low price of these rugs. Each one is completely bordered and en- tirely free from holes or breaks. .... —50 6x9-ft. Congoleunm’ | —80 9x10%;-ft. Congoleum Rugs, seamless. “Seconds” | Rugs, seamless. *“Seconds” “Red Seal” “Red Seal” Thursday, Thursday. special special 100-piece Dinmer Set, of Syra- cuse china: pretty border deco- ration, service for . 12 people regular- $ 1y '$49.98. Special 39'98 Coal Hod, Japanned finished, reinforced ‘throughout. Special ~Wear-Ever _Alum Pan, l-quart regularly cial $5c. Sp —35 9x9-ft. Congoleum | Rugs, seamless. “Seconds” | “Red Seal.” ' ... $7.75 | special ...... —133 Felt Base Rugs, size 3x4l4 ft. Slight “seconds” of $1.49 grade. Thursday, choice.... —30 4Y;x9-ft. - Congoleum Rugs, seamless. ‘“‘Seconds” “Red Seal” . Thursday, special 88¢c ‘.llivlm c:“" mnd‘:hut heavy nized irom, w. 89C bail handle and cover. Kanw’s—Third Floor. No. 02 size. Special... Kann’s—Third Floor.