Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 22

22 LIGHTING ONSTREET FACTOR AT INQUEST, Bad lllumination Assigned as Partly the Cause of Compagnoli’s Death. - White Goods T : White Indian Head fiw’l"'n‘ ""?1:1' finish. . ' dnlnn:l:'(or‘ullc.fi:;z I S B O S R PRI RS of drawn work and “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets At the Linen Store Blue and Gold Demask Part Linen Huck Towels Tablecloths —Full slze, §00d welght and very absorbent. Finished with hem- titched ends, 'Eu';:.‘l‘r:;ly e 23c Kann's—8treet Floor, 40-Inch Plain W hite. Voiles ~—~They are size 73 inches, in a neat cir- cular design, with hem- stitched borders. Fine quality and onty t.eiiiiinen ~—Fine, sheer quality, with the popular soft finish. Good val- ue, Friday, a yard 28¢c Kann's—Street Floor. embroidery pleces. clal Friday, a yard soiiviiniien Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8¢ Our Week End Clearance of Dress Goods Remnants —36-inch Crepes and French Serges; —42-inch Silk-and-wool Pin-striped Material, in useful dress lengths; —And mill lengths of 42 to 56 inch Poiret Twills, Serges, Prunellas, Suitings, Tweeds, Velours, etc. Lengths from 1 to 3 yards. Kann's—Street Floor. A NEW SHIPMENT OF Bates’ Dress Ginghams (Mill Lengths) —Scarcely a woman in Washington who has ever bought ginghams but will know the high quality of these. They are 32 inches wide, in lengths from 2 to 10 yards. These mill lengths are in the new spring styles, plaids, checks, etc., and the color combinations 2 Sc -are unusually attractive. A yard............ —Good lot of Wash Goods Remnants from stock, among them are poplins, ginghams, voiles, crepes, etc. Formerly selling from 25¢c to 50c a yard 19 = from the full piecce. Remnant price, a yard..... C Kann's—Street Floor. Still Hundreds of Pairs Women’s —In these selected lines from our $ 95 regular stocks. All at one price for * special clearance. At a pair............ Poor street lighting was a factor in the exoneration by a coroner's jury Tuesday of Joseph [Ferry, twenty- two years old, 716 Euclid street, in connection with the death of Caesaro Compagnoli, 204 G street northeast, who was struck Saturday night by an automobile driven by the youth. How- ever, Ferry must answer a charge in Tolice Court of running awsay from the scene of the accident, Florida avenue northwest, between North Capitol and 1st streets, and failing to make known his identity. The jury's | verdict was accidental death. : Gieorge 1. Rogers, a street car motorman on the Florida avenue line of the Cupital Traction company, testified that this particular street Is not lighted very good at its best, and that Saturday night the lights were out from time to time. Hit While Crossing Street. Compagnoli, it was testified, was r g the street and stopped before the automobile reached Ferry, it was asserted at_the slowed down the car. Both ihen started again and the man was hit. Ferry told the jury it was his intention to make his identity known to the police as soon as he met a friend who would accompany him to the station house. John J. O'Dea, a passenger in the car which Ferry was driving, said that a windshield-wiping device was constantly used to clear the rain and glect from the glass. O'Dea remained on the scene and accompanied the in- jured man to the hospital, where the latter died Dr. Herbert E. Martyn, deputy coroner, and Dr. George H. Rawson testified to the injuries received by Compagnoli. They found a large fracture of th skull, crushed chest and broken ribs. Death resulted from orrhage and shqck. 500 YARDS Beautiful Printed Crepes —A Silk Store Feature for Friday $1 .00 —The good, heavy quality so much in demand for dress purposes. Desirable also for separate skirts and house robes. —In the richest of designs, on grounds of canna, Mohawk, navy, pe.:iiw‘mkle, almond green, Copenhagen and cardinal. 33 ‘inches wide. —500 yards should not last long at this price. —Were $1.25 to $3.00 yard from the full piece. Friday, a yard % Kann's—Street Floor. Shoes The Dress Sale Tomorrow $10.90 X4 $10.90 big success if today’s response is any cri- terion. —Trico Sham is one of the new materials, Canton and satin-faced crepes also are very much in evidence. Others are printed silk, some combined with Persian silk in the panels. There are many at- tractive styles in misses’ dresses of taffeta. —All the styles are good. And you have choice of Cuban and military heels, with rubber top lifts. Included are patent leather, dull kid, black and tan kid and Russian calf. The styles are one and two strap models and oxfords. All sizes, but not in every style. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Secretary Hoover's Driver Hurt. ing of the steering gear of the car of Secretary Herbert of the Department of Com- ice vesterday morning about 2 o'cloc resulted in the car making a suddan turn at 20th and I streets and coming to a stop against a tree. The ma- dly damaged, and Bert 9 M streat, driver of injuries to his chast went Emergency found one —The trimmings are of little ruffles, narrow knife pleatings, Paisley embroidered ornaments on belt and around the bottom of some of the dresses, some have fagoting and some are ornamented with silk stitching. 200 to 26e—None Higher D33 2100 Kann's—Street Floor. He Where surgeons ribs was fractured. Frances Willlams, 4608 Daven- Tuesday afternoon was siruck by a street car on 14th street w York avenue and G street. She was knocked down and her nose broken and back sprained. Surgical ald was given at Emergency Hospital A touring ear, owned and driven by John Edward Fowlen, 1424 16th street, ruck and badly injured James S fitty vears old, Ballston, t of 3344 M street last Shepherd was at Georgetown University pital for a fractured rib and in- | jury to the left side of his face. He was able to go home after being treated. Robert est, Glean up of Odd Lots of Neckwear —Left from a recent purchase and sale of a manufacturer’s 31 —This incliides roll collars, some vestees, in both eyelet em- broidered and lace styles. Also collar and cuff sets. —The collars are round style made of lace, others have deep Bertha collars, and the majority arc collarless. 100 Spring Hats For One Hundred Smart Dresses usually sell for $5.00. Friday at. . $2_£ —Smart, stylish, every one of them. Styles intermediate wear. Attractively trimmed very pretty models. They are shown in bl and colors. —The girdles are of self material made in novelty style, also of metal ribbon. —Hats that would ~——The prices for which these were brought out to sell were 50¢ to 75c¢. Choice of the lot —In the assortment are some combination effects, with the waist of one color and the skirt of another. —The colors include sandalwood green, Lampton green, caramel, cocoa brown, henna, ashes of roses, navy and plenty of black. Kann's—Second Floor. r——— Kann's—Second Floor. — * NEW ! Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs —"Satisfactory wear or your money refunde —9x12-ft. size?’pricedA 5 .) 4 —9x10V4-it. size, priced..... —9x9-it. size, priced. .. 5 —9x774-ft. size, priced —9x6-ft. size, priced. .. . Meadows, 427 Tth street Kann's—Street Floor. and Paul B. Schweitzer, stroet. were drivers of touring cas t collided at Pennsylvania ave- nue and 9th street Tuesday night about | 9:30 c'clock. Myrtle Meadows, twen- | iy-two vears old, occupant of the for- | m4r car. recaived injuries to her back | and nack. She was able to go home after receiving first aid at Emergency | Hospital H Julla Williams colored, thirty years | 01, 1032 3d street, suffered a broken Tuesday night as a result of a col- - Women’s and Misses’ Sport Top Coats —Coats that fill a universal need in every woman’s late winter and early spring outfit. —The materials are well tailored herringbone, snowflake cloth and tweeds. —The colors are brown, tan, gray and novelty mixtures. Many are full length lined; all are light-weight, very comfortable and warm. —There are misses’ sizes 14, 16 and 18, and women’s sizes 36 to 40. —The values in tomorrow’s sale are decidedly unusual, and the price is but— $19.90 Kann's—Second Floor. .$16.20 $14.15 .$12.10 -$10.10 <. .$8.10 NEW! Hodge’s Raitania Rugs —In patterns that can be matched up. —9x15-ft. size, priced —9x12-ft. size, priced........ —7Y5x10%5-ft. size, priced..... —6x9-ft. size, priced....... —413x7Y5-t. size, priced. . —36x72-in. size, priced...... —30x60-in. size, priced....... —27-in. Runner, a yard Kann’s—Third Floor. Friday In The Drapery Store Means An Old Time Bargain Sale —Small lots, remnant lengths, materials that have been on display and must be clesed out to make room for new spring merchandise. redeived surgical ald at Casualty Hos- | pital. FORMER LEGISLATOR DIES. William Worth Dickerson Passes Away in Ohio. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Attorney William Worth Di ; aged seventy-one, former Kentucky state senator and membor of Con- gress for two terms, dropped dead in 3 i’y B o Y (I his office here while writing a letter 'i } torhis brother-in-law at Eminence, | * ' K. g | Death was believed to have been| 1 ’ caused by apople by - 0 ...$14.75 $12.75 .$8.75 .$5.75 .$2.75 .$2.25 —1,500 Pillows and Cushions. The pillows are round shape, filled with soft kapok, in sunburst shape, button centers top and bot- tom; covers are of pretty English print Cregonnes; good size for porch or lawn. The cretonne Bar Harbor cushions are covered in light and dark colored cretonnes, button tufted, re- versible styles. Chotce Friday B By —Imported Madras Curtains, excellent quality. in W cream and ecru: in plain and all-over woven designs; many e made in panel effects, and can be used one to a window. Variety of patterns to select from. In thé lot are Scotch lace, scrim and marquisette curtains; s‘fam; h:vcdnllin edge: others ruffle order. Speclal, Friday, a pair, sz'zo —Cretonne-covered Draft —13 Genuine Red Cedar Chew the famous “Roos” make. Bize 45 inches long. 19 inches high. 20 inches wide, with rounded corners highly polished, strongly constructed: fitted with lock and key, cedar han- dles and strong Casters: com- plete with extra bag of cedar shavings. Friday, —Reversidle Terry Cloth C: === = H § . .usy Corner Friday Specials No. 15 No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders on These Lots 36-inch W hite e I%Lrg Sele Lifetimé Faniture Any breaking out or skin irritae tion on face, neck or body is over- come quickest by applying Mentho. Sulphur;says a noted siin specialist. Bdcause of its germ-destroying properties, nothing has ever been jound to take the place of this sulphur preparation that: instantly brings ease from the itching, burn- ing and irritation. glu\lho-Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment of disfigurement. A smaall jar of Mentho-Sulphur ma'{l Vi, obtained at any drug store. is used like cold cream. “ y 36 inches ~Smith's Opagque Window Shades, perfect quality, mount- ed on excellent quality spring rollers; complete with all the necessary fixtures ready to hang. Size 3 feet wide, 5 feet 9 inches long. In white, ecru, light, medium, olive and dari green. uaranteed per- fect. Friday ...... 44c | imitating day, a yard, tonme, in remnant lengths. tractive designs and colorings wide; These are In designs closely figured Extra special value, ¥ri- goc —~—Washable Nearlin T 33 Inches square; neatly fringed. in a variety of differ- ent woven striped effects. Speclal, Friday, each.... Screens, In light and dark cre- tonnes, 3-'aold style, frames are in fumed oak finish. Speclal, Frid . “.55 —S50 Matting-covered Utility Good size for general purposes; covered with quality Japanese mat- reversible. velours. e Cov- 39%c Kann's-—Thira Floor. —_—— 9x12-ft. Seamless Spring Patterns in this Friday Sale. Special Clearance of Rag Rugs —Attractive patterns in plain and combination effects. All perfect. $8.95 —Sizes 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. To close Friday............ —Size 6x9 ft. _To clos —Size 4x7 ft. To close Kann’s—Third Floor. $3.95 $4.95 Wool Velvet Rugs —Rugs for rooms where service is desired, sych as bedrooms, dining rooms, libraries and living rooms. Rugs that are closely woven, with a thick, soft surface; made in one piece and in oriental figures, small floral and two- tone centers. —6x9 = ft. Seamless ‘ Wool Velvet Rugs, Friday ....... $21.00 “Kooltex’ Rugs at Reduced Prices —These rugs are made-of double-warp sten- ciled rice straw in grass rug patterns; green, blue and brown. They were formerly known as Japanese grass. —9x12 ft., reduced to.................$495 —9x15 ft., reduced to......... ..$6.95 —8x10 ft., reduced to.....cv0vrn......$3.95 —6x9 ft., reduced to.... +.$245- —414x7Y4 ft., reduced to. .$1.68 —36x72 in., reduced to.................85¢ —27x54 in,, reduced to...... .55¢ "—18x36 in., reduced to.......... .25¢ 75 Odd Blouses Second Floor —Crepe de chines, sat- ins, taffetas, pongees. good qualities and atyles: in white ll bisque, navy, gray and black. Special, at— 5 Women's Fiber Sweaters Second Floor. —8lip-over style, tancy borders, V-neck, long sleeves. In brown and_ buff. Regularly $14.50. Special Friday, $10.50 A R For the Baby Second Floor. —Basket Wardrobes, white or ivory fin- hes. Special Friday, | —27x27-inch Hemmead Birdeye Diapers. Spe- cial, dozen— $1.95 Double-Strap Suit Cases Third Floor. —With extra tray, top pocket, Art Needlework Fourth Floor —24 Stamped Bag Pat- terns, $1.35 and $1.36 values. Speglal, each, $1.00. —3$9 Imitation Shell- bag Chains, 50c value. Bach, 25e. —38 Gold and Silver Color Draw-bag cnu;:u. $1.00 value. ch, —25 Bath Robe 8flk Cord Sets, $1.25 value. | Each set— $1.00 ‘| Special, at— Poplin Street Floor. —Fine quality, with a mercerized finish, good welght. Special Friday, yard— 25¢ Sample Pieces of Trimmings Street Floor. —Oriental embroidery, metal bands. beaded and spangle mings. Special Friday, length— I4c Chsldren’s Sun and Rain Umbrellas Street Floor. —Made of Fruit of the Loom materfal, in blue and garnet, with white handles, tips and fer- Special Friday, $1.69 Shoe Specials Fourth Floor. —200 pairs Women's Low Shoes, welt sole: Sizes 3, 4 and 4%4. In tan and black patent leather and suede. Spe- clal Friday, pair, §3.96. —Women's Black Leather One-strap House _Slippe: 'S, at heels, rubber top lift | Beds, Regularly $1.65. Spe- clal Friday, pair— Toy Store Specials Fourth Floor —Spelling . Boards, 14 lnngll r;l diameter; made of red card- d board, with 52 letters. Special, at $1.25 —Wooden Stick Horse trim- | 3 Boutonnieres Neckwear Store, Street Floor. —Daintily boxed, reg- ularly 50c. Special Fri- day, each— 25¢ Remnants of “Seconds” 64-snch Table Damask Street Floor. —Fine mercerized uality, som's few slightiy impertect, 69c value. Speclal Friday, yard— 39c Dresses for House Wear Second Floor —Made of gingham, percale and tissues, in slip-over styles, white trimmings, “self belts. Sizes 36 to 46. Bpe- cial, Friday, at— 85¢ 10 Dropside Couches $4.95. Epecial, each— —35 Layer Felt tresses. h, 96 —b8_Davenport Couch eds, Were .95; (slightly soiled). Spe- *$19.95 10 9x12-ft. Wilton Rugs Mat- 95, ‘Third Floor. —Samples. Only one 7% ‘vaiuen. ' lp.a’" 1ad Priday, shch— =—13.in. Felt Base Runner, 250 value. —37 inches over all |Yard, horse’s head n. solid wood 75c value. 59¢ & —12 $x13-ft. Rever- sible Wool Art Squares: were $24.95 and $39.95. *"$15.00 Bpeclal, ‘| ~Bxtra sizes. clal, €%e. 24 Veils Street Floor. —Square and straight veils, in fancy colors. $1.25 to $1.95 values. Special Friday, each— 95¢ Odd Lots of Corscts Second Floor. —Cameron, C-B and Mme. Lyra Corsets, not all sizes in each style. Were $5.00. Special Friday, pair— $3.50 Candy Street Floor. —-pound Box As- sorted Chocolates. Special Friday, 13e. Assorted Hard Candy, pound— 15¢ Women's W hite Bungalow Aprons ~ __Becond Floor. —Made with Ve-neck, long sleeves, pockets and belt. Regular and extra sizes. Regular $2.00 and $2.25 values. Special Friday— $1.50 Women's “Radmoor” Cotton Stockings Street Floor. —Full fashioned, spliced heels. In black only. $1.00 value. Spe- | clal Friday, pair— 79¢c Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Street Floor. —All white and nov- elty colors, one corner embroidered value. Special Friday, each— 19¢ 150 Bar Harbor Chair Cushions Third Floor —Covered with good quality cretonne, in light and dark colors; filled with soft cotton, reversible and tufted. Special Friday, éach— 5¢ . 300 Armure Tapestry Tabic Runners Third Floor —18x50 inches, figured designs and a variety of plain- tone colors. 98¢ value. Specigl Fri- day, each— 29¢ 100 Couch Cowvers Third Floor | =Striped tapestry | covers, 50 inches wide, regulation length Vari riental ef- S $1.57 Women's Undermuslins Second Floor. ~$2.00 -Ami-French Corset Covers, at $1.25. —$7.50 Truhu Silk Petticoats, white, em- broidered. At $5.50, 29.95; | __36.75 and $7.50 Wash Satin Petticoats, at— $5.95 Women's Cotton Union Suits Street Floor —Low neck, no sleeves, tailored top, tight knees; bodice top, tallored top, taped shoulder straps, tight knees, shell knees. Regular sizes. Spe- e Spe- Womew's Gloves Street Floor —8 - button - length Suede Gloves, P. K. sewn, Paris point self stitched backs. Light and dark shades of beaver. $3.25 value. Special, pair— Strap - wrist Gloves, $2.49 at the special —Also Suede value, price. Dress Goods Street Floor. —B4-in. Navy Blue Needle Cord Polret Twills, $3.50 quality. Special, yard, $2.39 —54-in." All-wool Can- ton Crepe, black, navy and brown. $2.50 qual- ity. Specla), yard— $1.98 Special in Millinery Second Floor. —All of our regular $1.95 Untrimmed Hats, in _all coiors; small | and medium shapesy at $1.50 —395c Flower Wreaths, 5¢ (Hats Trimmed Free when materfals are purchased here.) Housewares Third Floor. —Electrio Light Bulbs, 25-watt sige. Special, 4 for $1.00. < —Cups Saucers, Imported Carlsbad china. 6 for $1.49. —Garbage Cans, gal- vanized iron, 4-gallon size. At 5Pe. alt and Pepper Shakers, sterling sil- ver, individual size. h, —Electric Torches, polychrome finish, mica shade. Ate= $2.98