Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1925, Page 27

\ " ELDRIDGE DRAFTING. ) PEDESTRIAN RULE Will Place Before Commis- sioners Pronosal to Make ! All Obey Traffic Signals. ! Traflic Director Eldridge expects to £ubmit to the Commissioners for con sideration early this week the draft of his prope pedestria plans to recom the rking mit 1y number of e siness would not be ferred with. It is understood that most of the two-h: ations to be recommended w around public and triu At ent general limit of hour t is probable that at the same time | ector will recommend that P avenue in to move in the opposite direction from the S s. E. B. L 1 of an auto- . called on | Extent of Ordinance. the ordinance e will not go but will requir with the signal just as vehicular traf- tic does when they cross at a policed interseetion oners will act card meeting \Warren veer ot the Maj. Edwin of police 3 problem providing better street lighting ersections throughout the city where traffic officers duty at night. Maj. Hess attention of the engineering officials to the necessity of providing_sufficient fllumination at these points to make the traffic policemen plainly visible to after dark. While no defi- ere formulated yesterday, promised to give the mat- ter early consideration. TRAFFIC OFFICER FINDS COURTESY WINS REWARD Xindness to Young Women in Motor Car Highly Commended as Gallant Action. Policeman R. M. Kirby, who regu- jates traffic at Connecticut avenue and L street, has found out that cour- tesy pays. Several days ago he noticed a motor ear stalled at the end of the Connecti- cut Avenue Bridge, occupied by two young women. Upon inquiry he learned that the car had run out of gasoline, and he arranged with a passing mo- torist to go for a supply of gasoline and return with it. Lieut. Col. F. L. Dengler of the War Department, father of the young women who were in the car, has writ- ten to Traffic Director Eldridge commending the policeman and ex- pressing the belief that the incident bore out the impression he has always felt, that traffic officers are not the enemies_of automobi The father did not know the officer by name, but police officlals identified him by the location end time. Boys, 5, Named in Theft. Mystery of the di $60 from a dres: home of M several Vs ag police of the sixth precinct Grages, who found that two 5-year-old boys of neighbors were guilty. The boys were seen in the vicinity of the scene of the robbery again this morning, but were not arrested be- cause of their youth. They are said 10 have admitted the theft and $25 of the money was recovered. 7 Stoves and Ranges STOVE DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR REAR 2 % Complete stock of Andirons Fireplace Grates Spark Guards Oils, Gas and ‘ Electric Heaters \ udolph & WestCo. 1332 New York Ave. Main 4870 Established 1885 7 % I nexpensive ! Health Week Lectures and Demonstrations 4th Floor —All this wee we are presenting these lectures and - demonstrations dealing with common sense care of the body. Lectures by Dr. Lersch are under the auspices of Bernarr Macfadden. inter- national authority on physical culture. Program Tuesday at 4:00 P.M. “Personality™ —It’s definite relation to health. Mornings at 11:00 -——Lectures for women only on health and beauty secrets. Free Admission New! The Collegiate Rubber Apron at $1.00 —It’s in a_beauti- ful shade of green, trimmed with rub- ber quilling tn a rose pink, a red rubber rossbud on the pocket and a large rubber rose poised near the bottom of the apron. An fdeal apron to wear vhen making fudge for one's { ollege mates in other color combinations from which to select. Kann's reet Floor. Pure Linen Huck Towels Very Special at $3.15 B DOZEN ¥ (Or 27c Ea.) —This is an opportunity that will be of particular interest to the hotel and rooming-house proprietors, as well as to the average household. They are 17x30-inch size, of heavy- weight huck, with hemmed ends. All white. Other Specials —70-in. Pure Linen Table Damask, full bleached, good weight, sturdy wearing quality. Special —Pure Linen Hemstitched Table Sets, fne quality, silver bleached damask; in. cloth and six 15-inch nap- kins to match. Special, a 53 50 Kann's—Street Floor. Blankets Part-Wool Block Plaid $4.95 Pr. —Beautifully Finished Blankets, of an excel- lent quality in the pretty colors of rose, blue, tan and gray. Finished with wide mer cerized binding. Dauble-bed size. All-Wool Plaid Blankets, $9.95 Pair —Fine Quality Wool Blankets, with soft, fluffy finish and m double-bed size. Cozy and warm for the Winter days coming. Colors rose, blue, tan, gray, lavender and red with black; bound with 3-inch binding to match color of plaid. —Brocade Sateen - covered Comforts, with self-colored brocade centers and plain-colored borders and back. Pure lamb's wool filling; size 72x80 inch. A delightfully warm bed —Part-wool Filled Comforts, exccllent quality coverings; plain sateen borders, in rose and blue; filling of wool and cotton mixed. Rl o - $4.95 —72x84~-in. All-wool Blankets, in large block plaids; an unusually fine quality, firmly woven; in rose, pink, blue, tan and ‘black with white; colored binding to match. $ l 2 95 . —72x84-in. “Kenwood B” Virgin Wool Blankets, strictly a!l wool; in rose, blue and tan, with colored sa- teen binding. Each $9-95 Kann's—Street Floor. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1 Silks, Twills, Balbriggans, Crepes ¥, Dresses Actually Worth $8.95 to $10.95 on Sale at Only —The price would not pay for the cost of the making alone, not to mention the materials. 1 Even if you were to make up a dress vourself, the time and trouble it would cost would far outweigh any saving you would make. But when you can purchase them ready made for so little it is economy to secure several. —DMade in the latest flare, draped, straightline, tier and godet styles. with long sleeves and new necklines. Materials are— Satins, crepes, charmeuse, jacquard ) riggans, hairline stripes, twills and wool crepes, all-wool jersey, crepes. The Colors— Trimmings are ribbons, braids and colored embroidery. & Black, tobacco brown, nutmeg brown, gracklehead, pencil blue, cocoa, rust, navy and others. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. —_— Buy Salem Cord Tires Now at $5 Down. Rubber Advances in Price Nov. Ist. A Special Sale for Tuesday Only— Heavy Reversible Sheela Velour Portieres at Only $8.00 Pr. ~—Beautiful Portieres with deep velvety nap, in the soft, plain tone colors of rose, blue, brown, green and taupe. They are the reversible kind, with plain hemmed borders, regulation length and 36 inches wide. High-grade in every sense, and portieres that will lend beauty to any roam. Portieres of Sheela Velour and Rayon Combined, Special $14.00 Pr. —This s a very special offer for portieres of this grade. An_excellent quality of Sheela velour and rayon combined in beautiful color effects—plain and two tone—reversible, 40 inches wide and in the regulation length, they are most reasonably priced at $14.00 a pair. Colors, rose, blue, brown, green, taupe and mulberry. Brocaded Velour Drapery Sets, at —Rich Brocaded Velour Drapery Sets, which consist of 2 side curtains and center valance. Attractively bro- caded in the pretty colors of rose, blue, mulberry and taupe. Arranged for easy selcction on special tables, “Blenheim” Velour Dra- $ 4 00 pery Sets at.. [ —Plain style drapery sets of the well known “Blenheim” velour, in the rich colors of rose, brown, mulberry and taupe—also blue. Each set consists of 2 side curtains and center valance to match. Actual $6.00 values and a real bareain at §4.00. Arranged for quick selection. In the Section of Wool Dress Goods Imported Broadcloth $4.00 Yd. —356-in. Imported Broadcloth, in the delicate pastel shades for making evening wraps, children’s coats, etc. All-Wool Flannels $2.98 Yd. —54-in. All-wool Flannel in black and de- sirable colars. Especially adaptable for making sports dresses. - Balbriggan Jersey $3.00 Yd. —354-in. Balbriggan and Traetone Jersey, in pretty mixtures of browns, blues, rose, red, green, tan, gray, pansy, etc. Kann’s—Street Floor. Halloween Cambric 15¢ Yd. ——Every color imaginable is here for your selection, including black, navy, brown, white, lavender, green, purple, scarlet, lemon, rose, pink, hunters’ green, ocean green, pumpkin, yellow, marine, copen, orange, gray, tan, red, etc. 39¢ Sateen, Special 29¢ Yd. —36-inch Satin-finished Sateen, in an as- sortment of staple and Halloween colors. ecially nice for making masks, costumes, Kann's—Street Floor. “The Busy Corner” Three Unusua 1 Silk Values In the Most Desirable Weaves $7 Chenille Velvet Brocade $3.50 Yd. —The sale price is just half. It is shown in smart, new designs and colors, in plain and two-tone effects, for street and evening wear; 39 inches wide. $5 Black Satin Crepe and Black Charmeuse $2.75 Yd. —The black satin crepes are 54 in. wide, lus- trous, supple, satin face and crepe back. —The all-silk satin ‘meuse, 54 in. wide is a fine, firm, soit quality. 11 to 2 yards will make a gown. Six of the Popular Silks at $1.65 Yard —They include almost everything in the able for afternoon, street and evening wear, with plenty of black. from— 39-inch Georgette Crepe 39-inch Russian Crepe 39-inch Flat Crepe season’s fashionable color list, suit- Choose 36-inch Brocaded Crepe 39-inch Satin Canton Crepe 39-inch Crepe de Chine Kann’s—Street Floor. A Special Sale of Seamless Velvet Rugs in Balance in Small Monthly Payments Kann's—Third Floor. Penna. Ave., 8th and D Room Sizes, Tuesday at $35 —9x12 and 84x10l:it. Scamless Velvet Rugs in the new and attrac- tive Fall designs and colorings. are finished with linen fringe. a few corduroy ¢ s in tan and white, orchid and black and blue and black. Rugs that will give excellent service, and make a room beautiful, offered at_a most reasonable price Do not neglect seeing them. Make a Pretty Hooked Rug In Two Days —With the famous Simplex Nee- dle you can make a soft and beau- tiful rug in a very short time. It is fascinating work—and we'll teach you how to do it. 1 Pattern and Needle $1.00 Frames, $1 and $150 Yarn, 23¢ a Hank Extra Patterns $1.00 and $1.25 Kann's ~—Fourth Floor