Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1923, Page 10

PETWORTH URGES ANTLORUG WEEK - = Resolution Calls on President , to Set Dates for Nation- Wide Campaign. COMMITTEE IS REVERSED ‘ Association Favors All U. S. Em- ployes Being Able to Buy From Quartermaster. al to the President ation-wide “anti- contained in a re Horace J. by the Petworth a4 meeting at the Pet- dwelt on the With which the drug evil is not only in the United out the world, and urged a nen for th | plans to cope tional | introduced by | Zeph, Arthur G. Cole and (.veorge unmles—w L. TRroads, S. Dey, George H. Marshall , W. Wirt’ Taylor k 'and L. fi Kirk, dure ft week were Bischoff, Mrs. ¥ No Matter 1 hat Your Needs in Blank Books George W. Knowlton and J. T. protection—C. -D. aden, Juhn v T THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FAMILY NOW HOMELESS. Flames™ Destroy Dwelling of Mar- | shall Turner—Other Fires. Members of the family of Marshalli Turner, Ridge road and W street, ered homeless by fire about yesterday afternoon. ponded_ to an alarm 1 box 748, but did not; ruction of the building and con- The loss amounted to $300. tomobile of Joseph | treet southeast, at! and 4th street | before 7 o'clock | the attention of | I ording to a pol b to the car amounted to 1 bout $50 damage r WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1923. S. KANN Sons Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” Purchases Made in This Store SHIPPED FREE to any part of the United States Read Tonight’s Times for our Special Third Floor Sales Tomorrow S Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets A Large Purchase /Wanufacturers Samples and “Seconds” of Umbrellas —One lot of samples and six lots of seconds. All are worth very much more than the sale prices, so you cannot afford to miss the presented. Flaws in the seconds are very slight. ing opportunity —The Sample Lot consists of about 60 Umbrellas only. Women's Sun and Rain Umbrellas, with covers of the best quality silks, all finished with wide Ottoman silk edges. All the smart style handles to select from, including imitation amber, with sterling silver trimmings, carved bz}ke— $ 35 lite with leather straps. Some in this lot, if purchased in the b4 regular way, would sell for almost double our sale price Seconds of $395 Seconds of $2.50 Umbrellas at Seconds of $5.00 Umbrellas at Seconds of $6 to $6.95 Umbrellas at $A4.98 Umbrellas, a. szg —Men's and Women's Silk _Glorla Umbrellas, with a - good assortment of han- Seconds of $3.50 Umbrellas at $7 .19 —Men's and Women's Umbrellas, made of a 5339 —Women's Sun and Rain Umbrellas. Covers of good quality American colored silk in the wanted taffeta, with attractive shades. Handles of bake- handles. Serviceable, lite; some have leather sturdy umbrellas for gen- straps. Tips and ferrules eral use. to match. dles, some bakelite, some with leather straps. The men’s umbrellas have Prince of Wales handles of dark Malacca. $9.49 —Men's and Women's Black Gloria Umbrellas, silk and cotton mixed cov- —Women’s Sun and Rain Silk Umbrellas, covers fin- ished with wide ottoman edges. A wonderful as- sortment of handles to se- lect from. including imita- tion amber, bakelite, some with leather straps. All colors. Also in the lot some Men's Pure Silk Unfon Taffeta Umbrellas worth $6.95 if perfect. ers. A fine lot of handles to select from. Some have leather straps, others w rings. Men's umbrellas . have the Prince of Wales handles, also some opera shape, of Malacca wood They’re given Nno mercy Worn through ice and slush —*“kicked” off carelessly — nothing youwear getsharder treatment than your rub- bers! That's why “U.S.” Rubbers have been built to stand the severest test. They are so light and elastic that they fit snugly, line for line—yet so durable theyhave become the stand- ard of wear throughout the country. All styles of rubbers and arctics for men, women and children. They are not “U. S.” unless they have the “U.S.” trademark. It will pay you to look for it, $3.95 Umbrellas, at . —Colored Silk Umbrellas, with bakelke handles, tips and ferrules to match. Seconds of Children’s 32 .95 We Can Fill Them We carry” a plete stock of all prices and binding from which to make a choice. It will pay vou to inspect vur line before buying where. Stock Forms Il ordinary office pur- New Committees Nahed. X If » ha any ident J. T.. Carr of the associa- |} plans for \/mml fo let nounced the following com- N 3/ "occict vqu in perfecting the We are specialists in this line. con- Kann's—Street Floor. Special Purchase SEPARATE SKIRTS In the New Spring Models —In the between-season time there is always a welcome awaiting the separate skirt, because with one of these smart styles and a sweater, or a jacquette or other blouse, one can so casily evolve a reireshingly new outfit at small cost. —These smart new styles are in box-pleated prunellas and velour checks, also tailored models, in plaids, " ies, i s membership and r_the collection of due Phelps. else- committe tion into and W. C."Butler. BOOK CLEARANCE —We have combed our stocks of books very thoroughly, taking out every volume that shows any sign of being rubbed or soiled, or which has been in stock beyond a certain time, and have reduced them to- 12 PRICE —Among the authors represented are— checks and novelties, in new color combinations. Choice Williams, Rev. W. Norton, p Faiiin, i v ISTOCKETT v | Kann's—Second Floor. William 1‘«' Boyd, Irving ;\' el Fls KB CO ASkfar U s ‘ .: Hiteh- | The “Deauville” ’Kerchief In Half and Full Square Styles —To be used as a girdle, piece, for hat trimming, etc. cock. Streets—oOliver ones, chairm George L. Carey, Kenneth hn L. T. Jones and William E. Bukholt anitation—H Haydon, chair- A. M. Trivett, Randolph PRODUCING STATIONERS] 010 -E-STREET-N'W Rubbers | —Maeterlinck —Mark Twain —Fabre —Masefield —Larson —Robt. Service —Marden —Ralph Waldo Trine a neck- —Our counter display of sicea laide: cidedly worth seeing. The colors and designs are wonderfully effec- tive; some are exclusive with us in many cases. Commercial National Bank —Other books are Webster’s Dictionary, Automobile Blue Book for Fourteenth at G Street 1922, Rand MacNally’s New Reference Atlas, also Children’s Books of all kinds. —We have them at— —$1.00, $1.50, $2.25, $295, $3.75 and some of high quality up to $6.50. Kann's—Neckwear Store—Street Floor. Black Silk THURSDAY IS “WEE TOTS ” DAY Brald Glrdles In Our Children’s Store —Extensively used on dtessés, —Special values presented on that day are an incentive to mothers to make Thursday the day to bring in the little codlius contt andiotiics gars folks. These are some of the items to interest you-=- 1/2 PRICE Sale—DMain Aisle—Street Floor. ments. -~ —Children's Coats, of silvertone and broad- ]/2 PRICE cloth. Sizes from 2 to 5 years. Special to- morroy, exactly.. o —Children’: —Children’s Hats, of silk and velvet, offered —Various styles to select from, in the clearance at. at a long range of prices from $1.75 to $550. Rubber Diapers, special, Thunday —0dd Iot of Knit Caps, Kann's—Street Floor—Trim- special at ming Store. Women’s Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats At Very Nearly Half Price in the Midwinter Clearance In a Continuation of the Big Sale “Plough deep while sluggards sleep”—Benj. Franklin At, Choice The Lesson of Thrift Week— Is Discreet Frugality There is a campaign in progress this week to point out from many angles the wisdom of thrift and the happiness that will foillog the forming of the habit—to spend judiciously—and save wisel It isn’t the purpose tq restrict buying, but to avoid waste— and one of the best means for conservation of your surplus money is the opening of a Savings Account.. Then you won’t spend without thinking—and on second thought you won’t spend purposelessly. In our Savings Department we pay 3% interest on every dol- lar for every day—compounded semiannually. Styles for Street, Afternoon and Evening —They are made of all- " wool velour, and are shown in navy, brown, Copenhagen and black. - —Satin crepes, soft taffetas, tricotines, twill cords, Poiret twills, georgette crepes, and silk lace. —The styles: - —Wool Frocks are made in plam tailored models and coat styles trimmed with silk braid, and many are hand-embroidered. —The styles are the new wide-sleeve models. the straightline belted effects. —Crepe Dresses are in more claborate models, made with circular skirts and tight-fitting basques. Some in side drape styles; some are combined with fig- ured crepe. —Taffeta Frocks are made with many little ruffles and ornamented with bright colored embroidery. —They are finished with collars-of beaverette fur. Choice of the Lot at $12.95 Kmn’s—Secéx)d Floor. —Colors in the assortment include gray, tan, brown, French blue, navy and black - —There are all sizes to “select froni, both misses’ and women’s. Kann’s—Second Floor. JAMES H. BADEN, V. Pres, and Cashier. LAURENCE A. SLAUGHTER, Vice Preaideat. HARRINGTON MILLS, First Vice President. JAMES B. REYNOLDS, Vice President.