Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 14

14 FRATERMAL NEAT ATBG EXPOSTON Show at New Auditorium to Give Members Idea of Capital’s Resources. “Fraternal night™ will be observed tonight at the Washington Chamber of Commerco Industrial Exposition in the Auditorium at Nineteenth street and New York avenue. The exposi- tion opened Saturday night for a seven-day run. All of the National Capital's fra- ternal bodies will be given an oppor- tunity to see for themselves that Washington 18 something of o manu- facturing center. after all, cven theugh it maintains an esthetic as- pect to the casual visitor. From Toys to Machinery. The Washington Chamber of C merce. which might be termed a “fr: ternal” organization of local indus- trial interests, will endeavor to show its rivals in other fraternal fields just | how its members occupy themsel in private life—producing. ticles as food products, mach toys, permanent Wave ¥thing in the Auditorium bears fade In Washington™ uratively or literally. The designed to show the resid city at large, and also nati facturers, that wheels other t legislative kind grind in the Nation's Capital—that there is another side to life here than the official side. | The exhibits > from hot d motor trucks and toilet wate The exhibits are arranged so as to| show exactly how the products are made, or are in charge of demon- | strators who explain the various| processes to the visitors. | A feature of the show is a special | exhibltion of art paintings by the | Soclety of Washington Artists. The pieces include mural, oil and water | color palntings and a number of| etchings. | An_exhibit which proved popular the opening night was that of ar-| ticles made by students of occupa- | tional therapy c at Walter Reed Hospital, Mount Hospital, St.| Ellzabeth’s Hosnital the Naval I pital and the Tuberculosis Hospital. | The exhiblt was arranged by the Amer- | ican Red Cross. The doors will open tonight at o'clock. Charles J. Stockman is g eral chairman. | | | CLAIM $3,520 IS GONE. Hungarian Workers Inquire What || Became of Money. | NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., March —Charges were made last night at a meeting of 2,000 Hungarians attended by Count Michael Karolyi that all but $280 of a $3,800 fund collected for his cause in 1914 had disappeared. Joseph | Nagy of New Brunswick sald that the fund was collected when the count vis- fted the city in 1914, and that though mnone of it was turned over to him, only $280 is left. Karolyl refused to comment on the charge. The committee in charge of the fund sald it would welcome an Investigation. CHILD SAVES MOTHER. Turns Off Gas With Which She Planned to Die. €HICAGO, March 23.—Mrs. Clara Storch, mother of four young children was saved from death when her son, Martin, aged 11, turned off the gas with which she had attempted suicide, and summoned neighbors to revive her. The boy had been directed to put the younger three children to bed' in another part of the house. - $20,000 Fire at Havana Dock. HAVANA, Cuba, March 23.—Fire on the Atares docks here earl: this morning destroyed 10 trucks, and other supplies of the Cul Co. and Harris Bros. The lo: timated by firemen at $20,000 | Doctors Ex To Save Baby Who Swallowed Pin pect By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Kans, March 23. —Hope of saving the life of nine mouths old Arahvilla Jane Malone, who swallowed an open safty pin last Thursday at Muskogee, Okla., and was rushed - here to Bell Memorial Hospital, was expressed by physicians last night. The pin, which lodged in the infant'’s throat, dropped into the stomach shortly after she was brought to the hospital early this morning. Physicians expressed the belief that the pin would pass through the Intestinal tract of its own accord within 48 hours, mak- ing an operation unnecessary. Hospital attendants last night were taking every precaution to prevent the baby from developing pneumonia. Mercury ore mines o stocks in the government's warc houses is in greater supply than i needed by the;entirs world Beware the I | Cough or Cold - That Hangs On the creosote goes on to the stom-! acly is absorbed Into the blocd, at- tacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead to consumption. Creomulsion |5 guaranteed in_the treatment of chronic colds, bronchial asthma, catarrbal broo- chitis aad other forms of throat and lung diseases. and is excellent for building up the wystem after colds or the flu refunded i any cough or cold, Ho matter of how loog standing, is not relieved after taking according fo directions. ~Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Co.. Atlants, —Advertisement. isfactory ighs_and Enlarged joints relieves pain— ‘Treat painful, en]aried joints with Sloan’s. No rubbing! The ul stimulation that Sloan's gives to the circulation does the work. Allays inflammation, re- duces swelling, relieves pain. The chief reliance of rheumatic suffer- ers, All druggists—35 cents. Sloan’s Liniment ~kills pain] Tongue grey? Your intestines need atfention NATURE has a way of informing us when all is not well within, The sign that something is out of order in the intestinal tract is a coated tongue. Don’t watt until you begin to feel ill. When your tongue shows grey in the mirror, take Pluto Water at once., Gently but insistently, releases and removes this safe water physic the disturbing accu- mulations that are causing the trouble. It acts in thirty minutes to two hours, And a big advantage of Pltuo Water is that it does not gripe after use. Keep Pluto Water on hand at all times. Physicians prescribe it, , druggists sell it and it is bottled at French Lick Springs, my Indiana. PLUTO WATER VBiee* When Nature Won't Pluto Will Spain s angd Moxey || | s Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. | You can stop them now with Cré- omulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo- mulsion is a new medical discov- ery with twofold actlon; it soothes and heals the inflamed membraney and kills the germs. | Of all known drugs, creosote is recognized by the medical frater- | nity as the greatest healing agency for the treatment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creo- | mulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the in- flamed membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while { i ( ! N | " | n THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1925. Sports Frocks of Tub Broadcloth * | Hundreds of Window ¢ 4nd Crepe de Chine o ' Tf Feature Bold and Shades Reduced to Brilliant Stripe Effects at $15 —“They're perfectly darling for that price!” That is what one pretty girl said to another as she looked them over. You will agree with her. We are quite sure they would be yery becoming to her or to any fresh complexioned young woman fond of sports wear. —The material is a silky wash broadcloth in startling broad awning stripes, two- toned stripes, blazer stripes and just stripes. Also crepe de chines, brilliant in color and made up in the most charming of sports styles, two of which are illustra- ted. —We include at this price a number of dresses made of the novelty Pom-Pom Silk, in a variety of plain colors. These are in women’s and misses’ sizes Kann's—Second Floor: Individuality and Smart- ness in These New Coats at $65 and $98 —This beautiful model illustrated is one of those at $98.00. It is made of a fine quality black charmeen, The collar is faced with a henna silk, the coat flares a little at the bot- tom, and is trimmed with a wide band of plucked fox, flower-like pointed trimming peeps out from the cuffs, and a tiny boutonniere ornaments the collar. —Another model at the same price is of wool bengaline in chili color, plaid weol lined, straightline model, with a band on the collar, and on the bottom of the coat, of silver muskrat. At..... S $98.00 —Silk Bengaline Coat, straightline style, in black and leather, nov- elty sclf trimmed, crepe lined, fitch trimmed, finished with fancy buttons. At . ..$98.00 —Silk Bengaline model, silk lined; with pointed insets, which simu- late a_flare, it is trimmed with thibetine fur, and black cuffs, and trimmings of black, coat is in cocoa color. A $65.00 i | | i Each Seconds 98¢ and $1.25 Grades —Although these are termed “seconds” the im- perfections are very slight, and do not mar their wear nor their appearance in the least. They are mounted on good spring rollers, and are com- plete with fixtures ready to hang. White, olive, medium and green. Other Shade Specials —Smith’s 69c Opaque Shades, 5 different colors, each, 55¢ —98¢c Oil Opaque Window Shades, in 5 colors, each, 79¢ —S$1.35 Handmade Oil Opaque Shades, in 4 colors, ca., $1.05 —$L59 Holland Shades, in white and ecru, cach....$1.08 —S$1.25 Albert Holland Shades, in 4 colors, each.....98¢ —SL69 to $2.95 Extra Size Shades, various colors, ea., $1.50 Kann’s—Third Floor. Untrimmed Hats Unusual Ve, $1.69 —No woman can fail to be interested in the announcement of untrimmed Dress Hats being offered at such a remarkably low price. Spread hemp, Milan hemp, patent milan tagel, etc., have been used to make them into the most popular shapes and colors of the season. Then an added feature of an untrimmed model is, you can trim it to suit yourself. . . SR —Black Charmeen Coat, trimmed with a combination of monkey and badger fur, and richly embroidered on the collar, sleeves and bot- tom of the coat.” At ..... $2 and $3 Silks in the March Saleat . . $ 1 .65 Yd. Seventeen Different Kinds —This unusually large collection of Fashionable Silks offers one of the season’s best opportunities for securing dress materials at small cost. There is practically every kind a woman could want, such as— Washable Silk Foulards, Silk Broadcloths, Satin Duchess, Russian Crepe, Plain and Printed Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Satin Charmeuse, Printed Georgette, Brocaded Crepe, Changeable Taffeta, Silk Radium, etc. Kann’s—Street Floor. Flowers To Trim Them Special at 50c —A sample lot of beautiful flowers of all kinds and colors. Hats will be trimmed free of charge if hat and trimmings are purchased here. Kann's—Second Floor. Easter Cards, 5¢ to 50c Best Choosing Now! —Just three weeks before Easter, and it is time you were selecting the cards you intend sending to your family and friends. We are showing a complete line ranging in price from 5¢ to 50c each, and advise you to make your selections now in comfort before the “last-minute rush.” Stationery Dept.—Kann’s Street Floor. “Gloriana Broadeloth” “Patricia Satinette” Two Smart New Wash Fabrics At 75¢ Yard —These are genuine American products of which America may justly be proud. They aré woven of the finest American cotton yarn; American artists have created the designs and American mills have woven the fabrics. All the popular colors and combinations, and all guar- anteed fast. The highly mercerized fin- ish of both fabrics brings out wonder- fully the beautiful designs and colors. Patterns include stripes, checks, foulard patterns, dots and stripes formed of dots and rings, small chintz designs, etc. Enough to Make a Dress for Only $2.63 Manitoba Suede Coatings ' $4.50 Yard —This beautiful Manitoba Suede Coating is 54 inches wide and can be had in butternut, dumbell, French blue, almond, mandarin, fire- stone, copper and acorn colors. The Newest Twills $2.98 to $6 Yard —New twill materials for the ensemble suits, coats and dresses, in widths from 48 to 56 inches and in all the new Spring colors. The materials are Charmeen, Twillowsheen and Poiret Twill, and are shown in 15 of the new Spring colors. Kann’s—Street Floor. Were You Too Late? Then— Here’s Another Sale of Rose- bushesin Even Larger Variety - 35¢ W $1 No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders —Hundreds of people arrived too late to get rosebushes in our big sale last Wednesday! *Now we're giving them another and perhaps better opportunity to get them at the same low price! This time there’s a larger variety of kinds. They're probably the last we can get this Spring, too! Come Early Tomorrow! Monthly Blooming: Kinds —Lolita Hillington —Los Angeles —Mad E. Herriott —Mrs. Aaron Ward ——Mrs. A. Riccardo —Mrs. Chas. Russell —Mrs. Geo. Sawyer —My Maryland —Ophelia “—Pap Getier —Premier —Radiance Pink —Radlance Red —Mad Butterfly —American Legion —Sweetheart —Bessie Brown —Betty —Columbia. —Dean Hale . —Duke of Wellington —Dudley Cross —Edward Mawley —Mrs. Francis Scott Key —Glorla de Dijon —Mrs. Harding —J. B. Clark —J. 3. L. Mook —ZKillarney Pink —Killarney White —Lady Ashton —La France —Lady Hillington Annual Blooming Kinds —American Beauty —John Hopper Blanche Moreau —Baron De Bonstetten —Magna Charta —Margaret Dickson . P. Wilder —Mrs. Lang ~—Paul Neyron Fra Karl Druski rancls Levett —General Jacqueminot. —General Washington Shrubbery, 35¢—3 for $1 —Hydrangeas, P. G. —Lilac, White and Purple ~—Hydrangeas, A. B. —Wistaria —Mock Orange —Cornus, Red —Splera, Van Houtte —Calycanthus —Grapes —Iris —Bush Honey Suckle —Yucea ~—Althea ** Special, $1.00 Each or $10 Dozen —Three and Four Year Old Shrubbery, guaranteed to live, are included in this group. Orders placed tomorrow will be delivered in three or four days. Other Specials —Barbarry, 35 each; 3 for $1. —Dahlias, 10c each: $1.00 dozen. —California Privet, Sc_each. —Canna Bulbs, S¢ ecach; 35Se —Gladiolas, Sc each; 75¢ dozem. dozen. Kann's—Third Floor. Place in Water 24 Hours Before Plariting For Tuesday Only Six Big Bargains in Floor Coverings —Sooner or later you are going to need some of these types of floor coverings; and at Tuesday’s special prices, you will be wise to choose it and have it held for later delivery. Charge it, or if you wish; pay a deposit and we will reserve your selec- tion for later delivery. But, whatever you do, don’t miss this sale! Geats Tugs.... $10.66 —Fine Grass Rugs, in gray blue, green and brown colo ings and in handsome stenciled designs. 9x12 Wool and Fiber Rugs....... 88-88 —40 only of regular $12.95 Wool and Fiber Rugs. in neat all-over patterns. Seamless and reversible. 69c Felt-Base Floor Covering.. —2,500 yards Floor Covering, that is subject to slight imperfections. measurements. Any quantity cut from full rolls. $5.00 6x9-Ft. Waltona Rugs at —These are slight seconds of $8.10 kind but nothing to mar the splendid wearing quality that Waltonas are famous for. Regularly $8.10. and for one day ‘only at $5.00. Oval Braided 3 Cotton Russ at.... $1.69 —Good Heavy-weight Cotton Rugs, in size 20x36 inches They are in very attractive color combinations that are suitable for bedroom use. 9x12 Axminster Rugs, Special .. $35-00 —Regular $39.95 and $47.43 Axminster Rugs, in both seam- less and seamed grades are of- fered in this group. They are closely: woven in pretty orien- tal designs. Kann’s—Third Floor. —Coming—A wonderful sale of wonderful books! Read Wednesday's Star, LS. ~ The Smartest Women soon will all be Wearing the New Suspender Dress. with or without the chic Tailored Blouse. Youcan casily make onc for yoursclf at S bt i P ~> Suspender Dress Priated Pactern 263 34 10 46 bust P = Pictorial Review Printed Patterns | that -almost talk to you On Sale now at the Pattern Counter Kann’s—Street Floor. , Penna. Ave. 8th and D