Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926. JARDINE APPROVES TINGHER FARMBIL Secretary Says Any Legisla- tion Should Be Nation- Wide in Scope. Tomorrow—A Pop KANN'S E Economy Day Comes Onc A Brand-New Collection of - Silk Dresses Offers Real $25.00 to $39.75 Values By the Associated Press. The Tincher bill to extend Govern- credit to farmers’ co-operative tions was indorsed before the plture committee yester- tary Jardine. is a nation-wide problem and it emed me fundamental that slation designed to affect the prices arm_products must have full re- not only for the common inter- ests, tut likewise for the conflicting interests of all reglons. We can get $1.29 to 5149 All-Wool A Big Value! Regular 79c —It is difficult to give an adequate idea of the exceptional quality of the dresses you may purchase tomorrow at this special Economy Price. They are new—just out of their wrappings. The materials nowhere with a_national legislative program ¢hat helps e farmers at the expense of othe: BIDS TO WIDEN BRIDGE OVER PARK INLET OPENED Span 32 Feet Wide, Containing Bridle Path-and One Side- walk, Proposed. videning the inlet bridge Jast and West Po- 1 were opened yes- ter: in the office of public puildings and public parks. The plans for changing this bridge, made nece: vy by increased traffic, de for a roadv feet wide in ? the present ed by a bridle “0. of this city for $16,975, the ion Co. for $18,397, , $17,434, and the Con- . nk Co., $14,994. ('ongress appropriated $20,000 for s work, but since the approaches 1 have to be changed to connect the widening, not all of the ney could be spent in changing the ith of the bridge itself. 2 WOMEN AND 9 MEN TO STUDY CRIME ASPECTS Designated by National Committee to Investigate Relations of Crime to Disease. 3y the Associated Press. YORK, April 20.—Two women nine men will constitute the spe- nmittee on the medical aspects | ¢ crime, a division of the national crime committee’s organization to al- committeo wil to crime. rby, daughter of vosevelt, is chair- al subcommittee. he othe 1embes today, are John M. Gover of Lo sident of Leland Judge Frederick uvenile Court of Bos- | e, newspaper T N. Y., r of the national board of the ‘Women’s Christian Associa- HERRICK VISITS MADRID. Ambassador to France Stops in Spain on Return From Morocco. MADRID, April 20 () A were met at the station den H. Hammond, American Ar d members of ck and his party is tonight. Brown, in Washington. £ rrell Lefter of New the sefvices and nion Cemetery, Rogk- ville. She v the widow of ReV. Frederick Brown of Manasquan, N. J., once pastor of the Presbyterian Church in_Georgetown. Three sons, three daughters, a sister and a broth. burial was in Valeteria pressing SPINDLER’S ONLY Can give you this superior pressing service You'll never be satisfled with ordinary pressing after you have ftried Spindler's Vale- | teria. | Suits left at our downtown store before 9 am. will be i ready the same day if you so || desire. There is a small additional charge for this rush service. Men’sSuits | | Men'sSuits SPINDLER’S 801 11th St. N.W. Main 2704 ALL and DELIVER LEAN and PRESS are the popular Canton crepes, flat crepes, georgettes and exotic prints. The Style Features —Modulated Flares —Semi-Princess Styles —Correct Tailored Models —New Bishop Sleeves and Scarf Ties Kann’s—Second Fioor. The Colors —Rose Hues —Green —Delicate Blues —Nav: —Blacl Economy Day Special—At Kann’s Ready Now, Fashionable Twill Spring Coats All Sizes—16 to 44 .—We have planned to make this an exceptional sale, and have pur- chased an unusually good assortment of coats, regular $16.95 to $19.75 values, which we are offering at this very special price. They are unusually smart and certainly inexpensive. —They are fine Poiretsheens, show the new puffed sleeves, the cape back. and are in straightline and wrappy styles. —The colors are navy, green, tan, copen, rose and black. All are radium lined. Misses’ 16 sizes to women's 44. Kann’s—Second Floor. onom Day Secial—A Kann’s 300 New Misses’ and Women’s Spring Frocks Al Sizes. o —Just think of it! in both light and dark colors. New Style Features —Flares and Circular Flounces —New Tier Effects —Straightline Models —Long and Short Sleeves —New Necklines and Collars Regular $5.75 Values 7 At least 50 different styles from which you may select! The collection includes rayons, plain or striped. novelty foulard patterned two-end crepes, wool crepes and failles. And these materials are made up in all the new styles, Trimmings —Combinations, with plain colors trimming the prints —New Vests —New Pleatings —New Panels —Embroidery Kann’s—Second Floor. . Economy Day Specials—At Kann’s $14.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs In Room Sizes, Special At 810 —Hodges, Bozart and other well-known makes are offered at this small price Economy Day: Rugs that are noted for long service—are wa- Regular $5 Values $3.65 —200 of them are three-tie effects, of Parchment kid— with Cuban and French Heels—and terproof—and can be used on either side. Sizes 9x12 and 874x10%5 ft. Kann's— Third Floor. —240 of them are Patent Leather and Blonde Kid Cut-out Oxford Ties, with Cuban and French Heels. Good colors. 440 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes $3.95 Black Enameled Over-Night Cases for —These convenient cases are made with leather cor- ners, swinging handles, shirred top pocket and good catches and locks. Sizes 16, 18, 20 and 22 inches. $2.25 —Sizes 3to 7. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. £5.00 Black Crepe Grained Dupont Cases for —Sizes 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches, all with sewed-on hinges, double locks, neatly lined, and complete with shirred pocket in lid. $3.66 ware, Ware —Square-top Bread Boxes, Garbage Cans, Boxes and 3-piece Sets, of heavy white japanned are offered Economy Round Day at the low price of— Women’s 59¢ Union Suits 3 for $1 —Light - weight _ Cotton Ribbed Suits in _ good wanted shapes, and sizes 26 to 44. —Children's Pajama Checked Walst = _Suits, open-leg style. _ Sleeve less. 50c vaiue. Economy Day— 3 for $1.00 Street Floor. 75¢ Extension Window Screens 2 for $1 —Hardwood Scregns, filled with fine galvazed wire cloth. Size 24x41. Metal center brace, to add strength to screens. Third Floor. $2.00 Electric Toasters $1 —Nickel-plated Drop-side Electric Toasters, with guaranteed elements. Also, Edwards Electric Traveling Iron, with cord. Third Floor. —27xB4-inch Rugs, in blue, green and brown colorings, very specially priced for m‘onm Day. Just 200 to eell. Cocoa Door Mats 2 for $1.00 —150 Heavy India Cocoa Door Mats. Size 12x18. . Third Floor. 2 for— Kann's—Third Floor. AN Good Grade Readymade Awnings $1 —Window and Door Awn- ings of heavy duck. Mounted on flexible steel frames, complete with fix- tures. Sizes 30 and 36 inches wide. Third Floor. 39¢ Cynthia ‘Woven Tissues 4 Yds. for $1 —This lovely material comes in check, plaid and stripe effects, and is used for making sheer Sum- mer dresses. Street Floor. Special in Furniture $1 —200 Tabourettes, in two different styles, both in mission finish, with 12- inch tops. $1.25 value for $1.00. —B00 Camp Stools, frames of hardwood, seats cover- ed with canvas. Sold regularly for 69c each, Economy Day, 2 for $1.00. —150 regular $1.26 Wood- en Flower Boxes, painted green. $1.00 ea. Fourth Floor. 300 Regular $1.50 Kitchen Chairs $1 —Good size Kitchen Chalrs, of natural hard- wood with perforated seats. Stand 34 inches high. A splendid value for Economy Day. Fourth Floor. Cake Canister Japanned Three Savings in Curtains 51 ~—-$2.50 Scotch Lace Panel Curtains in attractive de signs. $1.00 each. —$1.69 Ruffled Marqul sette Curtains in colored dotted effects, also striped and blocked. A pair for $1.00. —98c Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, with tie-backs. Two pairs for $1.00. ‘Third Floor. Dress Linens 3 Yds. for $1 —One of the most popu- lar of all the dress fab- rics, and offered Economy Day at this low price. it . Comes including plenty of white, Street Floor. $1.50 to $3.00 Novelty Jewelry $1 —An assortment, consist- ing of double compacts, sterling silver bar pins, necklaces, chokers, neck- laces of indestructible pearl beads, etc. Street Floor. 1,000 Reg. 29¢ Portfolios 5 for 51 —Each containing 24 sheets of paper and 24 lined envelopes. White and gray and lavender and buff. Splendid paper sold here exclusively. Street Floor. 1,200 Pairs of Reg. $1.65 Full-Fashioned " Silk HOSE —Thread Silk and Chiffon Silk Hose, all with mer- cerized cotton tops; full fashioned and absolutely perfect. The sizes are 8% to 10, and the colors— —Black —Blue Fox —W hite —Nude —Meconlight —French —Dove Gray Nude —Flesh —Peach Kann's—Street Floor. In the ne S0c and 75¢ Ribbon Garte 3Prs. $ pair. Street Floor, 18c Amoskeag Ginghams 8 Yds. for $1 —Splendid Quality Aprd Gingham, which is eq nice for making child play and school dre Special for Econom Day Street Floor, $§1.29 to $1.50 Notions $1 y —$1.50 Rubber Househo| Aprons, trimmed wif rosebuds. $1.00 ea. —Earl Double Cove: and 4 shirtwaist. 3 —$1.25 Home Cotton Co fort Batting. Size 72x$§ Stitched. At $1.00, Street Floor, $175 to $2.0( Mattress Cove $1 —S. K. S. brand, ms nbleached mi lin, complete with Sizes for full and th quarter beds. A bar for Economy Day. Third Floor. Children’s 35¢ Imported Cotton SOCKS 5 Prs. for $1 —Imported Me Cotton Full Fashion Socks with fancy tog Choice of good colors sizes 433 to 8. A value will seldom find. Street Floony