Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 12

12- LA FOLLETTEHITS ESTATE TAXES CUT Assails Administration Pro- gram in First Speech of Campaign. , August 25.— Follette, jr., last night » Mellon tax plan, and de at the inheritance tax be off the war debt, in an which opened his progressive for the Republican nomina- United States Senator to com- plete his father’s unexpired. term. “l demand that this war debt shall assailed t mandec be id by taxing those great fortunes which were either founded upon or increased by the war.” Maki et of Bax reduc first important speech | d al taxation and form in the present und program | to in to $3,000 1,500 for nd to reduce the super-tax ver amount remains v the abolition of the | a1nd the exemption »f personal income. Sees Higher Tax Soon. | “If there is to be further reduction in the burden of 9 it | ation has reached Its chief spokes-4 ve stited publicly that govern- | expenditures have r d P d that from this time 1 tions and | | and its policies, | n plan, which he | in the interests of Will the | w the course ¢ Washington enator who is t the platform and i of ert M. La hey send to Washin Will Follow Fathes honor and minat which his my f the Fed- ion of the constitu “UNIVERSAL” Electric a limited quantity to close out at $35 Regularly! $ l 9.75 THE PICTURE ABOVE ILLUSTRATES—the full equipment of specially designed Universal Aluminum Utensils which is included in this EXTRA SPECIAL COOKER. Our advice to you is to be early, for the limited quantity which we ¢ | have on hand represents all that will be available. DULIN& MARTIN (2 1215~127 and 1214 t01218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 Clrsed all day Saturday, durllls Augnst l | attorn La Follette. ““The | my > | water any time for indigestion or RAIN HITS FRENCH CROPS. i Hopes of Big Production in Cereals Gone Glimmering. PARIS, August 25 (#).—Hopes that | 1925 would see the best cereal crop France has had in 15 years have been blasted by the persistent August rains. Instead of the estimated ninety to ninety-two million quintals, the yield is not likely to exceed eighty-two mil- lion. (A quintal equals 100 pounds.) The rain has not only prevented the crop: possible to put them in the barns, and unless there is improvement in the large part will be lost. there will be almost enough to satisfy French needs with- out recourse to heat from the United States or Rumania. PROGRESSIVE TITLE FOR TICKET BARRED Milwaukee Senate Candidate Told He Cannot Use 01d La Fol- lette Designation. By the Associated Press. N ruled August rn yester Vheeler progrs 1 as the t T atorial specia September 15. Arthur ‘R. Barry of Milwaukee had announced that he would be a candidate for the unexpired term of the late r La Follette under the " designation. The a ays there is no such party in consi e designation,” said the opinion, used by the independent candi- of Robert M. La Follette for sident and Burton K. Wheeler for Vice President at the last presidenti: election and there is no s V. daci ticket on the ' prima: opinion said to the sec ing the law BLESSING TO HUMANITY SoRe THROAT w0 ToNsILITIS ‘keeps the tonsils heallhy' 35¢ bottie At All Drug Stores MADE IN WHEELING W VA THE TONSILO COMPANY b3y m I A~~~ o~~~ 1 Sour Stomach | “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” Better than Soda s Instead of soda hereafter take a little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in sour, acid, gassy stomach and relief will come instantly. For fifty years genuine “Phillips Milk of Magnesi has been pre- scribed by physicians, because it overcomes three times as much id in the stomach as a saturated solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from all gases. It neutralizes acid fermenta- tions in the bowels and gently urges the souring waste from the system without purging. Besides, it is more pleasant to take than soda. Insist upon “Phillips.” Twenty-five-cent | bottles, any drug store. Cooker F'Street - Eleectric Fireless Cookers and Enameled ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925. Porcelain Tables, Choice $8.95 Each The White Enameled Porecelain Tables -are the nationally known Napance make. Known for dura- bility, good looks and service. FEach is complete with a cutlery drawer. Two sizes, 25x36 and 25x40. —81.00 down and the balance in weekly payments of $1.00 each. $8.95 —Two of the most convenient articles one can have in the kitchen; and to think you can have either one for only $3.95. Both are labor savers. One cooks your dinner for you while you are on pleasure bent. The other requires only a damp rag to keep spotlessly clean. The Fireless Cookers, $8.95 —By mercly attaching one of these little cookers to a light socket turning on the current and following the directions—you have your dinner cooked in a very little while. Each has an aluminum lining in the wells and are equipped with two 1)4-quart alum- inum kettles. Ideal for camping, as they keep things hot for hours. =Club Plan of $1.00 Down, the balance in weekly payments Kann's—Third Floor. Stamped Pieces For Art Needlework —Stamped Bedspreads, in new and attractive designs. Unbleached krinkle material, with borders of rose, blue and yellow. Bolster attached. In lazy daisy design that can be embroidered easily. $3 O Model on display. Special, each...... . —Stamped Bedspreads, of excellent quality unbleached material, full size and with bolster attached. Three patterns from which to select, to be embroidered in French knot, lazy daisy and outline $1 39 stitch. Special, each o —Fringe to trim spreads. In cream, or combination of cream and pink, and cream and blue. $] 00 8 yards (sufficient to trim spread) P Ae You Will Like to Make a Crystalline Shade —They are simple to make and very effective when fin- ished, and they glisten like a plece of crystal. Come and let us show you how to make them. The instruction is free if you purchase the materials here, and you will be able to create some lovely effects for Christmas gifts. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Six Sale Groups of Window Shades A Feature in the August Sales —All are standard makes, mounted on excellent spring roll- ers. Complete with all necessary fixtures and in popular col- ors and sizes. —Group 1—Regular 69c Smith’s Opaque Win- 53 dow Shades. Perfect. Size-3x59. Fach.... ¢ —Group 2—98¢ Oil Opaque Window Shades. 83 Perfect. Size 3x5.9. Each.. ¢ —Group 4—$1.98 Sunfast Holland Win- dow Shades. Perfect. Size 3x5.9. Each, $1023 —Group 5—%$1.25 and $1.59 Holland-gn;sg Window Shades. Perfect. Size 3x59. Eachtc . o v A e o o SRR $1003 —Group 6—$1.79 Handmade Oil Opaque Window Shades. Duplex colors. Perfect. {07 PR R R S B $1 43 —Extra Sizes Specially Priced $1.98 to $2.98 Each Kann’s—Third Floor. Towels and Table Damask —Single-thread Towels, light enough to launder easily, yet ‘serviceable. Size 18x36 inches. 23 Special, each...ccecieencinnsnn.. e (¢ —72-inch Table Damask,.of mercerized cotton. In assorted patterns. Good weight. Special, a 59c yard ., comeacen L e T e —Dish Towels, part linen. Size 18x36. Special, €ach. .. oueeetnriceriatieiies ]-21 Zc Kann’s—Street Floor. O Special Purchase of Alex. Smith’s “Secatter Size” Seamless Axminster Rugs —Because these rugs are just a little longer or shorter than standard sizes we offer them to you at special dis- counts. Sizes and prices as follows: —250 Axminster Rugs, in sizes 27x50, 27x60, 36x54 and 36x63 inches. $4.95 to $695 values. Special, : / 3.95 o R T e e R —120 Axminster Rugs, in size 27x48 inches and a reg- ular $395 value. Spe- @9 60 ciall cachis vy s cesniaes —136 Axminster Rugs, in sizes 36x54 to 36x72 inches. 6.95 $795 values. 1,500. Colonial Rag Rugs —36x54-inch size and our regular $1.95 grade. Other Sizes to Match 24x36 inches 25x50 inches 36x72 inches at $1.98 18x36 inches at at at 49¢ 69¢ 98¢ Special—Genuine $16.20 Grade “Blabon’s Feltex” Rugs —These were sold to us as seconds, but are absolutely perfect and guaranteed. All 1 O 66 are 9x12-ft. size, and in a lovely assort- ° ment of patterns, including Dutch tile, and parquetry, Chinese and Oriental and plain Jaspay effects. Rugs that you will be proud to have in your home. Each one perfect, and offered at a great savings Monday. 2 Kann’s—Third Floor. 1,200 Prs. Pure Thread Silk Hose 10-Strand Grade Perfect Quality $1.00 Pr. —Real service hose for wom- en—Good looking and an ex- cellent quality. Seamless feet, seam up the back. Mercerized tops, soles, heels and toes. Sizes 815 to 10. White and 15 colors, as follows: —Piping Rock —Champagne —Grain —Gun Metal —Almond —Brand —Peach —French Nude —Mauve —Blonde —Harvest —Taupe —Atmosphere —Silver —National Gray Kann’s—Street Floor. Sheets and Spreads —Double-bed Satin Spreads, with a bolster throw to —Excellent sheets of good quality sheeting, with deep hems. Size 81x90 (before match; in good designs. hemming). Spe- = Regularly = $10. cial, each.. A $1:)0 Special, each.. .. $7¢95 Kann’s—Street Floor. “The Penna. Busy Ave., 8th Corner” and D Continuing Our August Sale of Imported Jointed Undressed Dolls At 1, Price Buy the Christmas Doll now, the savings will pay you to anticipate your holiday purchasing Regular $2.00 Dolls at —Dear little dolls, 18 inches tall, with $l 00 full papier mache bodies, bisque heads, . .moving eyes, real hair eyelashes and hair wigs. Shoes and stockings. Each in individual box. Regular $3.00 Dolls at —"Lady Margaret,” dainty and pretty, Sl "'0 20 inches tall, and made with papier i | mache body, moving joints, bisque head, moving eyes, real eyelashes, hand-sewed hair wig and pretty teeth. Shoes and stockings. Each doll in a box. $5.00 Ea. Kann’s—Street and Fourth Floors. —As the Fall days approach, a satin trimmed hats! Velour Sports woman's thoughts turn more and Hats! Black Felt Sports Hats! Your choice for only Five For Sports and /A f() more to pretty new things—espe- / Dollars. Come in and see them, we know vou will like Street Wear < cially, to a new Fall Hat; and here, at Kann's will she find the most charm- ing models! The prettiest colors! % Velvet and them. Kann’s—Second Floor. Fiaete e $3.00 —This brand-new Nemoflex Elastic Girdle is undoubt- edly as good looking as it is comfortable. Made in the very desirable “step-in” style, unboned, with two sets of hose supporters and of a pretty shade of peach, it is bound to please the most fastidious. Kann’s—Second Floor. New Trim, Tailored Dresses Are Here for Fall At— $16.95 —Their smartness is a forecast of the artistic models which will be worn this Fall. There are both . tailored styles, and those which are decidedly more feminine. The features of the coming mode are found in these attractive styles— —Godet, side and back flares. —New jabot and other trimmings. —New - necklines and flares. —New cape effects. —Standard mate rials, and new fabrics have been effectively employ- ed — crepe bengalines. satins, chenilles and charmeens. and women's