Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1923, Page 12

Learn a Bird a Day By Lugy Warner Maynard THE EV R S N . W hite Ribbon for Gnul\‘wzion Uses —For dress Yrimming, for sashes, and many otier uses. White ploot grosgrain ribbog). white satin ribbons in widtls from ythe tiny picot edge to the wide rash rAbbon. Priced a yard from 19e to $1.98 Kann's—Streets Floor NING - STAR, - WASHINGTON, D. { , MONDAY, MAY 21, 1923. % “THE 'BUSY . CORNER” S. KANN Sons Co. vStorc Hours: 9:15 AM: to 6 P:M Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets Knitted Ribbed Silk Bloomers —Mothers, this would be good a graduation gift. They have ¢ tic at waist and knees, one heading reinforced elastic. colors are pink, white, navy. At $3.85. Kann's—Street Floor. for as- {Inch } The gray and Com'mencement Time is Close—Select Graduation Gifts Now e 1 Silk Gloves in Elbow Length ¥V Might be presented to the girl graduate before her class- night exercises, that she may have them to wear at that time with her pretty class-night frock. —These are all-white, Kayser make Milanese Silk, double finger-tipped, with Paris point self- stitched backs. An excel- at e $2.25 Kann’s—Street Floor. ~Commencement is one of the im- portant epochs in the life of a young man or young woman, and the litile gifts that help to com- memorate this happy period will be greatly cherished. There are very Select a Pair of Nice p - a selection. are polo, French nude, otter, cedar, 53.00 high spliced heels, reinforced, silk rom toe to appropriate gifts listed here. Ko mts SEri Rl o Silk Hose —Chiffon Silk Hose, full fashioned, high spliced silver, dune and white. A pair hem, in white, black and silver, with i 8375 \7 L L TS —Two good lines from which to make heels, double soles and toes, lisle hem, colors —Allsilk Hose, fine and sheer, full’ fashioned, single stem Paris clox. A pair - wEm W Em o E W owow ow owow B o e iomim Ic e mmcccans-- - fo = - --m-—-- - -] DE VILBISS ATOMIZER Filled With Imported Perfume —Is operhaps a gift seldom thought of, but it is one that will be welcomed.. just the same. —The perfume is the delightful Sheh-El-Nessin Perfume. —The atomizer holds about 2 and is regularly priced $3.00 Lovely Silk Crepe Envelope Chemise —A gift to please almost any modern girl who loves pretty lingerie. Flesh colored or white crepe de chine, made in a variety of styles. One has medallions of Irish crochet lace, and Pointed Venise lace edg- ing, little rosebuds and two-toned rib- bon shoulder straps; another is trimmed with tucking, hemstitching, and filet lace, self strap; another is trimmed with imita- tion Irish crochet and has self straps, still others are tailored with yoke orna- mented with block effect in hemstitching. Choice ... .... $5.75 I Kanw's—Second Floor. e we-----=-—-——————————---- A Pretty New Wash Blouse An Ideal Graduation Gift for a Young Girl —The blouse is made of fine quality voile. In colors, and embroidered all over in white stitching. /Tt is made in a round neck styley with little vest of rows of val la:ze, lace trimmed, short sleeves and ‘finished with a little black ribbon tie. The colors of the voile are ‘lavender, copenhagen, green and cimampagne. The style is an over- blouse. Sizes 36 to 46. Entirely new, choice 24 $5.95 Kann's—Second Flofir s s R Green Heron Fly-up-the-Creek: Ar-|The eggs, 3 to 6, are dull greenish- den virescens. | blue. Length 18 inches. | Great Blue Heron: Ardea herodiax. Upper parts Length about 4 feet Noasy. grce Upper parts bluish-gray: long neck, Slosyigneen, pale brownish-gray. streaked with put black spots down the front Lower parts gra Resident (common) from perfume is $2.00 an oz. The AN e Lo s and low crest bright long neci, bright chest- ish middle | 2 038........ .. $4.00 —The total value of the two.$7.00 —As a special for a graduation gift, April 15 fume complete for.. om ,,-,md.‘l Kann's—Street Floor. L e e e | = = - (T S T e e S Bill Folds or Hip Books For the young man graduate Remember These Commencement Dates of Washington Schools and Colleges Clip This Out and Keep It A» a Reminder of the Dates in Which You Are Interested —National Cathedral School for Girls.May 21st —St. John's College —Georgetown Visitation Convent May 2Ist _Emerson Institute —Miss Madeira’s School.......... = _ Academy of Sacred Heart —Rust Hall i —Mount Vernon Seminary May 2 —Gonzaga College . June —Colonial School for Gixls May 24th —Holy Trinity Convent ... June —Gunston Hall School .. May 26th to May 29th —Eastern High School (2-yr. course). June ational Cathedral School for Boys..M —Business High School (2-yr. course) . June —The Misses Eastman's School.... —McKinley High School .. ........ June —Dunbar High School. .. ..+ June —Epiphany School for Girls...... .. v e —Trinity College ~May 31st to June 4th —Columbia Junior High School June —Armstrong Manual Training High —Immaculata Seminary .. ....June Sth Schoo! June —George Washington Universi June 6th M —St. Cecelia’s Academy. .. June 6th —Business High School (4-yr. course).June —Howard University June 8th —The Shaw Junior High School. . —Holy Cross Academy. June 10th —Western High School g —University of Maryland.June 10th to June 16th —Central High School.......... . 3 —Georgetown University. . - June 11th stern High School (4-yr. course).June 20th —Gallaudet College % June 12th ner Normal School —Catholic Sisters’ College ..June 13th ~ —Wilson Normal School .. June 21st Books—W hat Gift Is More Approprigie? —They are always so pleasing to the sweet girl graduate and boys as well = dis- played a splen- did” assortment of sug gestive and suitable Low crest black, except feathers, which are white 5 his splendid heron is more or less ol Sepfemberwintors common_all the vear, and is supposed ou Wzt | to breed in this vicinity. but is not Herons are quaint, foreign-l1ooking [ hogitively known to do 0. He wan- birds with their long necks and 10W | ders about in the water, hunting fish crests. The green heron is|and frogs, and is said to eat mice to be found in any damp woods | and snakes also. He hunts at night ater. Its nest is in trees or |ax well as by day. These herons and is only a platform of |nest and roost in trees, generally in s and stick Before the young | colonies. The nest is a platform of e e fy. they “creep | sticks. and the eggs, three to four. about in -tops ‘or sit in a|are dull blue. o : b row on a b iting to be fed. | (« —A young man will appre ciate a practical, sensible gift of this kind. yright, 1923.) Changing Town of Mud to Marble City Part of Chester A greementi June June —They are unusually good June values for the price. Both are made of genuine pin seal. The bill fold is fitted with one or two pass hold- ers. The hip book has a place for bills and is lined with ‘calf. - —Both the bill fold and the hip book are mounted with'14-kt. gold corners. v I 1 I 1 1 1 1 titles for grad- y thors, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 classics. poetry, i etc. = | Fine leather | presents an extraordinary picture of turbaned heads, kalpaks, fezzes Suropean and Moslem dress. There a large number of priests in the | mbly.” and their long flowing | s of black and their colorful tur- bans give a picturesque touch to the otherwise drab gathering of 300 or| more deputies. ] Mustapha Kemal has given Angora much of its importan He lived here many years and was the lead- ing spirit in the foundation of the nationalist movement which has re- united the Turks. He realizes that, to keep up with the west, much of west- ern civization must be adopted. “Education, to be for the good of the nation,” says the nationalist | leader, “must be based upon the sys- tems of the west. Above all, both men and women have got to be per- fectly free. I do not want to thicken | the veils of the women, nor have I any sympathy with the prevalent | practice of Moslem women living in isolation. By this time next year every woman shall mix freely with men, and go about with her face un- | veiled.” i TWO SUBWAYS FAVORED DOWNTOWN IN CHICAGO! Unified, Single Fare Transportation System Urged in Engineers’ Report. CHICAGO, May 21.—The transporta tion program for Chicago, recommend by the city council’s local . transporta tion committee's engineers, made pub- | c yesterday, asks for the co-ordi 1 tion of all local transportation lines to permit unified operation, establishment of a single fare unified system within | the city limits, with transfer privileges | between rapid transit and surface lines. The construction of two subways un- | der “the loop,” twenty-five extensions of the elevated em and double street car tracks on sixty-six streets are also recommended. The _engin estimated _the cost of the work would be $372 Br the Associated Press bindings. —The ~ Graduate Daye.. $2.25 1 —1f Admiral Colby M. Chester and his American assoei- ates undertake to convert Angora into | pital on the lines of Washington they probably will find sufficie work to occupy them for many vears. Under the terms of the economic concessions recently grant- ed to the Americans. Angora is to have broad streets, high buildings, wide public squares, parks and spa- clous railroad terminals, just like any modern American city. This wil in- volve the demolition of the thousands mud buildings, a modern ¢ —Ii wondering what to give the son or the nephew for a graduation, gift, why H not look over these? Choice . $l -95 P J Downstaifs Book Store Kann’s—Street Floor. - e == BRIEF CASES —For the many graduates who will immediately start their business careers or have use otherwise for a brief case. Pyralin Ivory Toilet Set of squatty brick and the narrow, winding, dark streets and the inadequate sanitary system which have made Angora one of the most primitive cit in the world. It Angora i ilt it may mean the | abandonment of —To present as a gift to the girl who is particular about her boudois appointments. From the Sun or Rain —This is & dainty piece set, consisting comb, brush and mirror, put up in a leatherette- covered wood box, with a h 1 ' ' L} three- 1 ' ’ 1 fancy mercerized lining. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' —Smooth Tan or Cordovan otia Cowhide Cases, two pock- cts, short strap, swinging . handle and lock. $2 88 o Special .. —Genuine Leather Cases. mude of black crepe grained or smooth cordovan leather; metal corners, long straps, swinging handle and g3 gg lock. Special ...... Kann's—Third Floor. —Will be something that will surely keep the vernment because of its military giver of such a gift ‘in happy remembrance if and naval invulnerability | Free From Attack. 1t is 215 miles southeast of Constan- tinople, free from attack by hostile armies or s entering the Darda- | nelles. The d to reach Ang results. T mountaino highways: new contracts to bring Angora withjn easler re of the Sea of Mudania and the Black | and Mediterranean seas. The most imposing building in An- ray of structures do credit to the American mining xtravagantly named assembly. It is a dilapidated two-story affair that was once a club. Only constant repair has kept it from falling to pleces. Yet it was in_this modest edifice that the new and greater Turkey was born and fostered. It wvas from this toy citadel that the Kemalists held the whole world at bay.last year. Dress of Assembl The membership of t presented to the young girl graduate. —It is in the popular Du Barry pattern. —-Almost any girl will be pleased with a set of this kind for her bedroom. —Special, Complete, for— $12.50 Kann's—Street Floor. —A splendid assortment of swagger styles, short and easy to carry.on the arm, have the club style handle of Malacca, or amber color, witl side straps. All the popular shades to select from. Many hawve contrasting bor- ders. Special at, 1921, with rrounding country is . with few railroads or ne of the purposes‘of the let to the Americans is = Kann’s—Street Floor. Glove Silk Vests —Are something that a feminine friend can give to a girl graduate, and it will be a gift most acceptable. The soft texture and the ex- cellent quality of these we call your attention to tomorrow are unus- ual to find at as moder- ate a price. L} Wrist Watches and Mesh Bags ' A leuary Set —The young girl —The boy graduate will like to receive. will . rejoice to find them among her graduation gifts. BOOK ENDS —Are always a de- lightful and accept- able gift for gradua- tion—and very use- ful. —We have them in Statuary Bronze, Oympian, Doric, Florentine, Polychrome, Mycenian | Bronze and many other styles. f —Priced, a pair, from $4.50 to $22.00. 1 Kann's—Street Floor. 1 —We have an exceptionally attractive set made by E. S. Howard. Has a gen- uine ebony back, 12 rows best quality bristles, with comb. Both are put up very neatly in a satin-lined pasteboard box. total | mbl HADDINGTON CLOTHES —The Wrist Watch is a 7-jeweled 'movement, is i latinoid finished case on is in platinoi; is $5‘95 L) 1 L} 1 L] leather strap. At 1 is a genuine Whiting & 1 1 1 1 1 —Knitted Ribbed Silk Vests, bodice model, adjustable rib- bon shoulder straps. The col- ors are white, mais, orchid and pink. Each $2.50 Kann's—Street Floor. —The Mesh Bag Davis silver-plated mesh bag, in assorted styles, herringbone shaped frame. $3 95 s . Special value at . —The regular price is $10.00. Very . special in this sale of gift $ 100 things for graduates at. . 8' 75 Kann’s — Street Floor. o b il Kann’s—Street Floor. A High Degree of Enthusiasm Pervades the Special Silk Sale : = ; Today —And that tomorrow’s sale will be as enthusiastic and successful goes with- out saying, as those who bought today will be our best advertisers. —These three lots have been secured at ex- ceptional savings, and you benefit by our fortunate purchase. $1.69 and $2.50 Plain and Fancy Silks ielect from— 5 > i Tuesday. a Yard— $2.00 to $3.95 Plain and Fancy Silks -inch Springtime Knitted Krepe. 10 colors to choose from, —Printed Crepe de Chines. Tuesday, a Yard— In more than 33 patterns and - e S W EEm e E W EEEEEEE-m=-= - : Another Lat of High-Grade Frocks \Have Been Secured to Include With Qur Smart Styles - N, | —AIll the wanted materials of the hour are shown— Romain Crepes, Crepe Elizabeth, Crepe Pasha, Flat Crepe, Camton Crepe, Georgette Crepe, ] Morocco, Crepe and Satin Crepe 1 —New Draped skirts, pleated panels, all-over 1 pleated frocks and the new wrap-around skirt, also the full. skirts with the long waists and ! close-fitting / basques are in evidence. —New. trivamings include beads, embroidery, fine braiding, lace ribbon and buttons. —The colog's are ashes of roses, green, gray, cafe au fait, nayy,’ white and black, in a good range of sizes for miss¢s and women. —Dresses, that are suitable for sport, street and afternoofi wear. We /ontinue Our Sale of Dresses —for another day, at the very $ l 9 90 . special price 5 }v'a:?n's—Second Floor. regular $35—$40—$45 MEN'’S SUITS In a Special Selling at | $21.75 Sport suits, blue serges ard business suits—all desirable materials and our regular standard of value in every one. Meyer’s Shop 1331 F Street Everything “for the Well Dressed Man [ - - - 1o light' and dark colors; ne designs and Palsley patterns. R —Printed Satin Stripe Eponge. = for general sport wear. Good | ovelty Kaitte e. designs and wonderful color - combinations. —36-inch Kimono Silks. In ° ans good several good colors. - —Velv-ette, 38 inches wide. r ° —A knitted fabric with a velvet finish. Will make lovely capes. —40-inch_All-silk Crepe de Chine, in_50_spring colors. —39 -inch _All - silk Georgette Crepe, in 35 colors. J $2.69 Printed Georgette Crepes—Special Tuesday, A Yard $1.69 Kann's—Street Floor. ------- meny designx and colors. —36-inch Checked Taffetas. In pavy, black and brown. —38-in. Black Satin Messaline. —86-inch Black Dress Taffeta. —36-inch Navy Blue nan Taffeta. —Material is 40 inches wide. = —Fashion is more generally using these pretty Printed Silks in dresses, combining them with plain colors in unusual and exceedingly effective modes. g : —Novelty and Plain White Satins for sport skirts. ’ —These offered in tomorrow’s Sale are a splendid quality, and the designs, colors and color combinations are many and varied, : oo - ---------