Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1924, Page 23

paration of ti as nothing s than traged SPEAKER COMPARES 1, iz o ' i | LEE AND LINCOLN i stated that when th question as to Says Onc Wanted Government by | {7, fouknt was answered “ther: States, Other by “the S e RN oy People.” MEET AFTER 30 YEARS. GENERAL'S STATUE UNVEILED | Brother From Texas Pays Rich- mond Man Surprise Visit. Exercises Feature of Virginia Con- | Special Dispatch to The 5"‘\" £ RICHMOND, e ion. you do not kuow v M T | with gray beard. as he walked up |to ¢. 'C. Hardy, one of th Tr the Associnted Press. men in the o building. CHAR st > .. | not that pleasure,” said the Ric CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vi, May 2L | monder. “Well, I am your brother —Robert . Lee is “greater in the | Sterling from liouston, Tex." thouxht of the world today than when| 'The brothers had not met for thirty o was laid t N | voars. Sterling Hardy ‘was believed A8 lEE o ipest bemonthljeis Moy o academic shades of his beloved dlleze in Lexington,” the Rev. Dr.| ! M. Ashly Jones of Atlanta, son of the | 0 VI¥it the raplain attached (o the Confederate | y ader's st declared in & rddress prepared f p veiling | gart at| PENDING money freely | to insure raw materials and the best product, ther gold nor grandeur can ren er us happy reunion here today Dectarin, he of the hern i . d the fa he building ¢ wealths in this uck a comparison in the e and Abraham Lincoln = e " | e e its own products every kind of Whilo Lee was growins up under | boiler and radiator produced iho influence of his inter ; < | past with 'efe- | on two continents. an emphi "laarst’s International is another product in eains ol mew Aer which neither time nor 8§ esse ia 3 irginian of . 3 : a man of expense is spared. Filled . | with features from the ablest pens in two conti- o S nents. Read “The United Jistinctions | Idolators”, by Rudyard Kip.ing in the June issue. monwealths Difference in Ideals. e Heavst's Bttt International not simply between two interpre ticns of our itition, but between two ideals of demoeracy i Asserting that “we know new that | “The Busy Corner,” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Put a Napanee Dutch Kitchenettg in Your Kitchen $1 Down and a Year To Pay the Balance —Nothing you have ever bought for your home will give you greater pride and pleasure, nor prove to be of more efficient and practical assistance. The “Napanee” is a beautiful kitchen cabinet—and holds the world’s record as a saver of steps. It’s a complete little kitchen in itself— with a place for flour, sugar, bread and cake, pots and pans, covers. cutlery, table linen, provisions, dishes, etc. You can have it finished in oak or beautiful white or gray enamel. The prices are — $39.75 t0$94.50 ~—Join our Club Plan now. We will allow you $5.00 on your old kitchen cabinet towards the purchase of a new “Napanee.” Model G—W hite Model K—W hite Model W—W hite $73.50 | $47.50 Kann's—3rd Floor. A Remarkable Sale Beautiful Bags All New! And Values That Will More Than Surprise You —Because a maker of fine leather bags is going out of business, you can buy handbags at Kann's tomorrow for less than usual wholesale cost! All of these bags are cxceptionally fine and in the sale will be found bags of pin seal, beaver calf, genuine Morocco, patent lcather, genuine leather in black and colors, and a few silk bags that seem to have been designed just to match dainty summer frocks. Many new styles from which to choose, just like those pictured. And every bag is a valiue that will surprise you. Just come in and see! Regular $2.95 Bags|$6.50 1o $9.00 Bags $1.94 $3.94 .50 to $6.00 Bags $10 to $18 Bags $6.74 I | [ | The Bags Sketched Top. Above Modish, tan, and goes un der the arm. X101 Center, Abore Ior the business womar this practical -leather eather lined Bottom. Abore For every day this fine lity with safety f — Bottom, Right - —Double-compartment with safety pocket indi tive of those at Baltie Sandal $5.85 —A smart, new low shoe, made of patent leather with dull leather trimming. There is a cut-out quarter and side buckle to add to_the Baltic's attrac- tiveness. It is also shown in Russia cali. Has rubber heels. and comes in sizes 2 to 7. Kann's—Fourth Floor. $5.00- {l-elastic brassiere made for the women who are fleshy over the bust and on the shoulders directly behind and in front of the arms. Miracle Reducers should fit casily, but not too tight. Three inches less than one’s accurate measurement is the correct size to wear. Kann's—Second Floor. Gloves, $1.19 Pair —These have double finger tips, and Paris point self-stitched backs. In white, black, gray, pongee, mode, beaver, navy and cocoa. Sizes 5% to 8. = Kann’s—Street Floor. Miracle Reducer The Bags - Sketched —Top, Abore Patent Leather Under-the- Arm Bags, priced LR ~Center, Abore Novelty Sillc Under-the- Bag, with petit point ; 2671 Bottom, Above Beaver Calf Bag, beautifully lined £3.94 priced Center, Left Another po this zroup Kanu's—sStr and richly The Printed Crepe Frock Is Favored This Summer Attractive Styles Here at $16.95, $20.00, $25.00 and $29.75 —Some of the reasons for this particular favor are that the crepe frock light in weight, doesn’t rumple easily, and is suitable for wear on almost any occasion. It is pre-eminently practical, in other words, as well as being smart and becoming to almost every type of woman. These are frocks with pleated flounces which the slender woman adores, and slim, straightline slip-over models to give the im- pression of slenderness. Boyish collars enhance the youthful effect of many styles, round and square necks make others particularly gracious to the morc mature woman. “The styles in slecves are sufficiently varied to suit any taste In many instances the collars are of dainty batiste, while crystal buttons and novel pockets are other trimming featurcs. All the popular colors and color combina- tions. and varied patterns of crepe, with the polka-dot crepe predominating Kann's—Second Floor 150 Tri d H Special rimme ats—Specia » Here Tomorrow at —These were selected from our $4.45 hats and marked special for tomorrow. There arc close-fitting shapes, pokes, roll brims and short backs, in sand, gray, black and white. These are smartly finished with a few flowers for their trimming, or a pretty ornament or pin. Some models for matrons arc included. Kann's—Second Floor. ‘The Busy , Penna Ave. Corner” - 8th and D Thursday Is Baby Day These Specials in Baby W ear —Iniants’ Kapok Pillow, in —Children’s Sweaters, in white, blue or pink. 49¢ clty vles, and blue and —Infants’ Hand - crochet Bootees, with pink or blue trimming. 29¢ pair —Leather Safety Straps to ~Infants’ Muslin Sheets w keep baby safc 50c each jepnstitched hems 5 —Infants’ Knitted Capes, in two-tone cffects Regular Tufants” Pillow Slips with $2.95 and $3.95 values 2,00 stitched hems ¢ Children’s Muslin Drawers Thursday Only, 19¢ pr. Kiddies need so many pairs of these, especially #urin sutmer, so it will be wise to buy them by the hali dozen ar feast, which will only cost $LI4. Trimmed with cluster tucks and hemstitehed hems. Sizes 2 to 12 vears Kann's—Second Floor The “Go-Bi-Bi,” $3.50 Each Something New For Baby —This is a toy every baby from six months to two years should have. It will teach baby to walk, keep him safe and make him happy. Strong ly built with scli-steering front wheels of wooden cast ers and with rubber-tired rear wheels. Finished in white, with red rear wheels Kann's—Fourth Floor A Sale of Trimmings at 96¢ a Length Manufacturer’s Samples I'hicse are panel cffects and band trimmings, in crystal, black opalescent and colored sequins. Exquisite pieces i zood Iengths, the majority of these having sold by the for several dollars. Each piece may be beautifully uscd on a gown: the assortment is good and the colors exquisite Kann's—Street Floor. . 9x12 Seamless Axminster Rugs, Thursday, v $47.45 to $52.50 " Qualities These are long, thick, wool-nap rugs: very closely woven and in the most desirable of oriental patterns. A wonderful value in these rugs, and it will pay vou to select one now and save it for next fall. .\" reasonable deposit will hold one for you, or you may use our convenient club plan. Kann's—Third Floor. Two “Wizard” Specials for Tomorrow £ our regular $1.23 h at 1000 bottles of #0c Wizard Wizard products are used in thou- " sands of homes. 1 e nationally nown for their usefulness in keep- the home at its best, Kann's—Third Floor 50¢ Bottles of Palm Olive Shampoo FREE—With purchases of six cakes of Palm Olive Soap. Kann’s—Toilet Goods Section Drapery Fabrics at Three Special Prices —The time of the vear has come when many homes are heing made attractive for the summer months:~- Nothing so important as cool and pretty draperies to make a cozy and attractive place in which to live. This special as- sortment includes Drapery Yard Goods in Washable Cre- tonnes, Blocked Marquisette, Colored Margquisctte and Cur- tain Swiss, Bordered Scrims, Colored Madras. Drapery Nets, Colored Bordcered Voiles, Sun- fast .Glos Draperics, ctc. —29¢ to 45¢ Drapery Fab Cretonnes, Marquisette, Swiss and Serim. Special at— —35¢ to 85¢ Drapery Fabrics, Madras, Nets, Voiles, Scrims, Marquisettes. Special at— —95¢ to $1.45 Drapery Fabrics, - Cretonnes, Sunfast Glos Dra- peries, Voiles, Nets, Reps. c & Special at— Kann's—Third Floor