Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY. MAY 18, 1926. “EWFIRE STATION FOR MD. SUBURBS i o 1evy Chase-Bethesda Sec- mes al s Corner” 8th and D. tion Pushes Drive With | i Mass Meeting Monday. T i e et — & Because An Importer Received Lo ot Moty Comte ) AN e ‘- Them Too Late For His Season— stallization of public nti oF it finan m for « to be held A . E — . i 4 . e Bethesda I Ve : An Ever-Changing blic School - P P> s wiht 5t ; = 1% : e AWANS NI 7 , Always .New Col- being: |8 ' | A : - < i L ofe 1] i lection at the e Now—A’ Special Offer of the New ‘ DY CHIEF WATSON. T Napanee “Dinet” R RNVEER W‘“ o i | With 7'm: Chairs to Mateh! 11hese $5.00 Handmade b i ity now larg r < E X3 a s X s with black polka dots e FREE " Why go without a kitchen cabinet? Also employed for. this. ador- s expiected _ i | T T sepingibres)ns Bl ® f able Meri-Kan Frock. ning room thite tucked chif- e | LRSS ouses Are Going for | iis R | both wayst The double collar is of on) the ot Fire Depart: | ’ The Napanes Dinet has a separate white over black,,and s : { 1 and on i Two fine extension breaklast tablo sesting three long tie of black fnishes itockville volunter ents ople comfortably. Entirely separate from 2 d < calls. Howe pointed | 5 | €nd out—is out of the way when not in usa. . Kave of plaith white: it X! rowing room Chalrs Come in and let us show you Py fon. I other it required to 3 i ] Semain on duty i DUTCH KITCHENET —For the woman of discriminating taste the exquisitely dainty handmade gar- tories. L ‘Built Like = Fine Furnitare” ment makes a strong appeal. She will readily recognize the fineness of the At the meeting Monday night there : { i g g 2 Ll A a campai A A ‘l‘;::'f“"‘d::‘b{‘gl;‘.’:d‘:""‘ white French voile, the beautiful drawnwork, the perfection of the embroid- with wh ery touches. and the fine hand stitching. Some are : i r i v iEC . 2 S g. Some are all white, trimmed with $l.00 DOWN * handmad Irish lace: others white, with drawnwork and touches of colored Balance Easy Terms hand embroidery. e tona > s oy ampaign a v ine -—Overblouse and tuck-in style: round or “V" neck, and long sleeves. oI s long e ! —Sizes 30 to H4. ratus may ard. 4 . there ha colunteer subscriptic The south end of the county is being with ers " announcing | Alling on t Kann’s—Street and Second Floors Ten Pretty Styles in Lace and Net Vestees at $1.00 -A mighty little price for such lovely vestees as you will find in this assortment. Various laces combined with net have been used to make them. Some in the single piece, others with cuffs, and your choice of different necklines. —Practically every day a new Meri-Kan slips into = - the department, adding still greater variety from Others at $1.50 to $10.95 which one may choose. The high quality of Meri- Kann's—Street Floor. Kan frocks has become well known to Washington women, and the label is a synonym of distinction. Is Demonstrating Her calfe. 61 vears old, one of the foi Remarkable Facial— most American whist authorities, died | il o Lar Giere e : i —a treatment, which produces such delightiul results. She 3 [\ ] o e e e . will tell you how to have a clear skin.and hens to keep it : | g T hin Cindlnnet) healthy. ~ She will also give private consultations and advice whist and | and also :unrln]v:t(;d" between 10 and 11 am. A demonstration is held daily. b Ogfl = whist colu n in icago Trib- " i P it b e e AN For Purse or Pocket . Every Hour Beginning at 11 AM. = A . ¢ Kann's—Third Floor. . < RS rer———— A Folding Comb Beauty, Quality Ll o, i | 4 . . o], gecice. adopted the metric system. t 5 Oc £ Serviceability $ B A ,_ Tomorrow—A Sale of Colored --An almost indispensable articie Choose From Hundreds of Grass, Fiber and Felt-Base Rugs at $10 9x12, 9x10.6, 8.3x10.6, 8x10 and 6x9 Ft. Sizes _There are Rugs in this assortment for every room in the housec, from the living room to the kitchen. All perfect. some with plain centers, others in all-over designs, with pretty bor- ders—and your choice of rose, blue and tan colorings Kanr's—~Third Floor. hich it is expect sposed inst el Vista, Chevy Chase In additior e, man ry clubs are e e movement last night received i it of the Chamber of Commerce. P all of the funds will go for the pro: vision of the houses, ns seve heen received from land own this section of the count und for of trustees, cc erman. Willia Owen Kuhn SR " Whist Authority Dead. CHICAGO, May 18 (®).—A. R. Met- | —In a season when the prevailing style for bob-headed women, men and is for s t skirts, small wonder that children. The comb folds in the hosiery plays such an important role in making the smart costume. And the ise- middle, and fits into a leather case, g . Gl vhic 4 s| g v 2 3 b . Q V! di i Sels e PIe e e . w assware | e dom s Kann's—Street Floor. S ( % They are made of a medium-weight thread 3 U silk, full fashioned, with mercerized tops. soles, heels and toes. Theyv are always to nusual ut be found at Kann's in Washington. Among the colors— ‘ 3 —g{o:lth —Alm'onfi R i s Ly . —Blush —Sauterne Tomorrow—This Big Jar of A JAk P ZChampagne ZGrain ©Quaker . z D Fles! ~Moonlight Gray Food Hints | et = -Pi ::[ Rock Service —A most interesting sale to women, for it offers Beautiful Colored Glassware at a t ~Whi i ueen Bath Salts unusually low price. The assortments include many different pieces ae\?ari:t;"m\:f " - colors, shapes and sizes. Among them are— —Kann's Street Floor 16 Ounces! A Variety of Odors —Bouwls —Comports G A i —Fruit Plates ~—Candy Jars Special at —Sanduich Plates, Etc. —Fruit Stands —V ases A & TN 50(} Crackle Glass ' "MERRY MAID” Boyd Transfer Co. Minneapolts,Minn, -:,‘ —Delicat: d delicious, thes 3 2 Out in all kinds of weather, he i o Saltz lvcv?ueadac'l‘ gre:t;;mtzsthe :nc Ice Tea S(‘tS B : S(D ;L wants “good food that tastes joyment of a bath. It is one of . 0, 3 the greatest values in Bath y ] ] j good, W Puffed " ' EEI Salts we have offered —16- Th Rice for him i Tk ounces in a large size glass jar b Y b \\ tit . Y g for only 50c. The colors are [ - . Twenty New Styles USKY men have a soft spot : for dainty foods and should orange, green, lavender and rose, d o ; . e : Al the Time! have them. | and the odors are— —Fourteen-piece sets, consisting of a pitcher, six glasses and six sippers. The knobs g P S ’ s b N . iolet. | +on haqdles and covers are in green or amber, giving a pretty touch of color to the sets. time. o ed\ :'l'::\‘& That's why Puffed Rice is such a | f —Narcissus, violet, The pitcher has a wide rim cover which does not come off when contents are heing : : : 4 shoes universal favorite. It proves “food | 4 lilac and rose. Hotived: any’ am-al ;halt's good for you” can be wonder- - . —Mail orders will be > filled. Kann's—Third Floor. and materials hat are to- E . ® o 3 .. 1 e—in vely new ully delicious, too J ; b1 Simply clip the coupon, fill in ¥ et i It provides the important carbo- T and send to us. choice at an amazingly mod- %, And along with hydrate energy of fine rice—and has = T e . ’1:‘1 pfl”_‘ o i the rich flavor of toasted nutmeats. - ann’s—Street Floor. 4 their smartness and low price Tastes entirely different from any . ar woo goes- enduring quality. r o S. Kann Sons Co., Washington, D. C. . : ¢ — Each grain is steam puffed to 8 . A 5 2 3 s 4 —-A patent leather pump with times its natural size, then oven Please-send me...... jars of Queen Bath Salts at 50c each. P h S s ¢ T n i ore W mn parchment kid trimming. crisped to rare flavor. Children take . S “Tha new threestrap pump to it like to a confection. OAOT +oevooivmrosaiiosssmasssisosncneibossesaponesssssse ] in satin, patent and white. § i —Kann's Fourth Floor It's a cereal dainty—plus fine, rich Neie i el g A Specml ann's Fourt ov $554% ICEsis 2 eopicoricents 5 BOX e eeeinns e 3 4 i b ¢ , mcre,‘m"ayh_c. than an ordinary “seven Tt AFeeaats s febme Ths 2 i il __ 1" - Good, Comfortable Porch Swings, 48 inclres 12 aliias SRR : long. nice high backs and curved slat seats. main thing is that the fol joy it. hey are in mission finish and nicely var- Get Puffed Rice at any grocery P 3 _— nished. Complete with set of 7-ft. chains. store. You'll delight in finding the Kann's—Fourth Floor. “something different” that you crave. i S E T, - i Quaker Puffed Rice