Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1926, Page 24

s R4 U THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, PROIBITION LEADS INOHIO PRIMARY Dominant “Issue in August Voting—Man and Woman Fighting for Senate. By the Associated Presd. COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2 hibition promises to be the dominant issue in the August 10 Ohio primary campaign for the nomination of both Republican and Democratic Candi- dates for the United States Senator and for the Republican governor. In the gubernatorial contests this issue is expected to be more pro- nounced, as these two contests are ex- pected to develop the most gener interest. While it also will be a fac- tor in the Republican senatoriall bat- tle, the fact that Senator Willls has seven opponents lessens his concern about being renominated. Contest Botween Sexes. The cbntest between former Sena- tor Atlee Pomerene and Miss Flor- ence E. Allen, Supreme Court judge, probably will be fought mainly on the wet and dr; se, the liberal forces supporting Mr. Pomerene and the dry ates backing Miss Allen. A ndidate is Charles E. Whar- Mr. Pomerene flso is drawing the fire of organized labor, particu- larly the railroad organizations, which opposed him for re-election four years ago. The fight between Mr. Pomerene and Miss Allen also stands out as the first real contest between a woman and a man candidate for a major of- fice in Ohlo. Four years ago a wom- an seeking election as United States as an independent received a few thousand votes. Liberals Oppose Wil The seven candidates opposing Sen- ator Willis represent virtually every form of opposition. Five are avowed liber They are former Senator Charles Dick of Akron; former Rep resentative_and former Secretary of State Charles Q. Hildebrant of Wil- mington, Attorney A. J. Fiorini of Dayton, former State Senater Thomas fonroeville and John Alcorn of Cincinnati. Of these Mr. Hildebrant is considered likely to be t generally favored by the lib- of Senator Willis' opponents armers and drys like himself. y are George L. Watson of Ma- rengo and Lloyd E. P of Van Wert. While there are 1 an can- didates for governc i leaders pick Secretary of State Thad H. Brown of Columbus, Cooper | of Cincinnati ' 8. Day of wnt and Joseph B Sieber of Akron as the ¢ contend- ers, Mr. Cooper and Mr. Day are both recognized drys. Mr. Brown is Republ expected to receive liberal support y. Mr. Sieber, supported by | the Ku Klux Klan two years ago, | ran second in a large field. i Donahey Asks Third Term. { Gov. Vie Donahey. who is seeking a third term nomination, has three | Dem: tic opponents. One is Alfred P. Sandles of Ottawa, former State Secretary of Agriculture, who is be- ing supported by ex-Gov. James M. Cox. The other candidates are james C. B. Beatty of East Liver- pool, pottery broker, running on an anti-Volstead law platform, and J. H. Kauffman, former secretary of e State Tax Haze Gas Tested Out. DRESDEN, den today with a er a large area with a aze resembling fog. During of the experiments it was ible to ses objects for more yard or two. The High Grade Established 1842 Pianos Sold Direct from the Factary We Invite you to Visit Our Warerooms 1340 G St. N\W J. C. CONLIFF, Mg % PLEASANT Charming Small Lots Must Go! Too Many to Advertise $1.95 Apron Frocks—Broken Assorjment —Odd garments of ginghams, prints and novelty materials, attractively trimmed with contrasting colors. Neat, service- [ ] . 50c to 79¢ Neckwear—Almost Every Kind ' able, becoming styles low priced for $16.50 to $19.90 Colored Oil Silk Slickers clearance. Imported Oil Silk Slicl such- pretty colors as red, y green, pansy and nay Neatly tailored styles i s and ° women's Second Floor. Second Floor, —An assortment which includes neckwear suit- able to wear with crepe, voile and linen dresses. Some slightly mussed from handling, but with a little predsing will be fresh as new. Street Floor. Girls’ $1.79 and $2.97 Raincapes, Choice —Navy Blue Rubberized Sateen Rain- capes with attached hoods in sizes for the 6 to 12 year olds. Very low priced for & clearance. $2.98 and $3.98 All-Wool Bathing Suits Now —About 100 suits are in this low-priced assortment. They are the one-piece Cali- fornia style—some in plain colors, others combinations. Rose, buff, black, jockey ° and orange. Misses' and women's sizes 14 to 42 $2.95 and $3.95 Beach Outfits for Clearance —25 outfits only in sizes for women, misses and children. Each outfit con sisting of coat, slippers and case—all made of Japanese wash crepe in check and stripe effects. Colors, orange, green ° 49¢ and 59¢ Felt-Base Floor Coverings at —60 full rolls of Heavy Quality Felt-base Floor Coverings in splendid patterns and colors, suit- able for kitchens, dining rooms, etc. Tile, floral (‘ and carpet patterns. Sq. ¥d. Third Floor. Second Floor. Second Floor. and blue. Second Floor. Street Floor Tomorrow! WEEKLY THURSDAY, JULY 22," 1926. KANNS JUIIlY ¢ It Starts Tomorrow.’ Housewares Wash Goods 0Odd Lots Clearance —1 Hardwick “Triumph” Gas Range. Regularly —36inch Khaki Cloth, espe- y cially nice for making blouses H9s.. Bpeclally SO0 Q5 riced at and boys play suits. For- L i 5 L merly 39c. Special, yard 29¢ 11 Griswold Food Choppers, i e A complete with four steel blades. and Cotton Pongee. For- 35, Regularly §145. Spe- @] (Q clal_at g e e S —26 Electric Cookers, brand. Regularly . 0 10.00. Specially Domestics—Special pereit ol iAo —-81x106 Rayon Spreads, long —44 Family .Suilea Columbia enough to cover the entire bed. brand. Regularly Rose, blue and green. $1.95. Specially sl 33 Regularly $3.98. Spe- $3 00 priced at cial, at. i ~—12 Napanee l'en. ‘Wagons, —456x36 l‘lllowwa. All per- finished in oak, white and gray. fect and free from fill- 250 Regularly $1 ing. Each Special at —81x90 and 81x99 Bleached —~21 Blue and “,h“g Ename! Sheets. Regular and extra Preserving Kettles, lengths. ~ ¥ree from flling. Regularly 59c. Special, Perfect. Special, each— iy 39¢ $1.19 and $1.29 —38 White Enamel Sink Strain y ers, triangle shape. Reg- —$1x90 Dimity Spreads with : scalloped and cut _corners. piRrly e At BG Power Excel Throw to match. Rose, blue, s 6 Natlonal Water and orchid on cream - grounds. E $1.79 Washing Machines. Kann's—Street Floor. Regularly © ~$20.80. 710,95 Children’s Wear Kann's—Thind Floor. -25 Hats for children. Sizes up fo 6 years. §2.00 to $4.00 values. Spectal, e 79¢ “~White Middies, made of good quality Jean. Sizes 6 to 14 vears. Regularly $109. . $1.00 ~-An odd lot of !nfan(ln Socks. zes 5 to 6. Regularly Spectal, pair. < 29¢ Seconds of $1.65 to $2.00 Quality ‘Baby Mull Caps. 'Tri with lace and embrold- Regular _ 69¢ values. “Infants’ Plque Wash Hats for boys and gérls Regular 59c value. Spe- clal, each 39¢ ntants Handmade Bibs, with under pad. Regu. lar_7ic value. Special. 3Q¢ each Kann s—Second Floor. choose. Last Day of the Budget Plan Sale of By the Makers of \ COMMUNITY PLATE A The Budget Plan complete sets or select what you need for your tabie; Pay $1.00 and then $1.00 eachweek, a trifling sum which caneasilybe providedforin your family Budget. Thereis no extra 2,800 Prs. of Silk Hose $1.00 Pr. —Pure Silk Hose of service weight. ized lisle soles, heels, toes and tops. tions are very slight and scarcely noticeable. is a good selectiog of popular colors from which to A real bargain at this price! More Than 300 Dresses Will Move Out Quickly At $12.88 Formerly $15.00 to $29.75 —Many of these dresses can be worn late into the Fall. They are our Summer and between-season styles—for juniors, misses and women. Printed crepes, figures, \ dots, plain colors—light and dark georgettes over heavy silk slips—chniffon dresses, sports frocks and many others make up this clearance group. -—If you want a new frock to finish out the Summer be here early tomorrow! They’re bargains! Kann’s—Second Floor. White Goods Specials —Fancy White Voiles, 36 inches wide. Stripe and check styles. Fine sheer quality. Regularly 28c and 35c. Special, yard. 250 Cotton Suiting, 32 inches wide. A splendid wear- ing quality. Nice weight. Closely woven. Regu- larly 30c. Special, yard 25¢ —White With mercer- The imperfec- There —364nch White Longeloth with a nice soft-finish for lingerie uses. Regularly 18c. !vn the Clearance, a 121/2c Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. Women’s Glove Silk Undergarments at - - $ 1 ° ]- 9 Perfects and Seconds of $1.65 to $1.95 Qualities —A mighty little price for glove silk underwear—-Chemise, bloomers and vests—and just 1,000 garments in all—so shop early! Colors in the assortment are peach, pink, orchid, nile, white and maize. Chemise and vests in sizes 36 to 42 and bloomers 5 to 8, but not in each color. Kann's—Street Floor. 50c to $1.50 Novelty Jewelry, Special -Odds and ends of Jewelry, including Festoon Necklaces of indestructible pearl on 29 silver-plated chains; Imported Bead Necklaces and long chains. Brooch Pins, Bar Pins, Brace- c lets, etc. Regular 50c to $1.50 values. Remnants—$2.50 to $4.00 Dress Goods -Remnants of 64-inch Dress Goods, including Tweeds, Kashellas, Twills, Jersey Cloths, Velours, Suede Cloths, Plaids and Stripes. Black and colors. Also small lot of Cream Colored Skirtings and Coatings, slightly im- i perfect. Formerly $2.50 to [ L] Street Floor. $4.00. Special Street Floor. $7.98 to $17.98 Lamps—Clearance Priced —Bridge and Junior Lamp Stands, all completely wired and in metal and 1 bronze finishes. These are actual $7.98 to $17.98 lamps, but the clearance sale 2 prices are only $3.99 to $899 (shades extra). ) The Whole Store } Floor Covering Odd 2 Imported 9x12 ft. Regu $19.95. Each 5 Her Lots tush Rug ) | cringbone . Regu- . $1€ of 81# 50. Each.. —4 Oval Crex Size 9x12 ft, R inette Rugg de Luxe egu. $23.50. Each $12 -6 Rattania Rug! Regularly $16. Herringbone t 8x10 ft. Regul $18.50. Each... Regu- @Q . Each... 3 ~—3 Crex de L uxe Rugs. arly @] -3 Pequod Fiber Rugs. Tix9 ft. $8.95. Each... Regularly s 4 —8 Cherokee Fiber Rugs. T5x10% ft. larly $13.95. Regu- aen.. 9 ~—5 Sacrlard Fiber Rugs. 8% x10% ft. larly $14.95. E: Regu- QO ‘ach $8 —8 Fiber Rugs. Size 6x9 ft. $10.00. Each. —12 Felt 9x9 ft. 5 Regularly Notions —Imported Steel Scissors, and 5 inch sizes. larly B0c to 7i each . Bathing Sh R!zu» 7. 8. Rubber Ci Sizes rubber, some prons, w u h nxbbe back. A few slightly Regularly 2c Special, each T Baby Pants—Overa flesh and white. large size. Medium Remllfi:l? This Beautiful Chest Buffet with 26 pieces — 31 300 chargeforthe privilege; youpay our regular cash prices only. Seven-Room Home| Third Floo ird Floor. —JUST ABOVE 14th & PARK ROAD; OWN- e nxbbex bottoms. Clearance spes ER LEAVING; HOT- WATER HEAT AND Anl; EXCELLENT CONDITION; PRICED TO SELL IMMEDI- ATELY AS A HOME OR INVESTMENT AT $12,500 H. LATANE LEWIS Exclusive Agent 1422 F St. N.W. Main 8945 Main 8091 Member Washington Real Estate Board Z % Grape st S s Tiis el oo Try our new carbonated drink ZA-REX Fruit CHAMPAGNE | (THE CHEST IS FRER) 43-Pice Chest. §7) 775) (56 Fisce Chast $3 400 el ABLEW ARE truly charming yet inexpensive —of known value and ' backed by an unqualified guarantee of satisfaction — TUDOR PLATE is among the most desired offerings in modern silverware. \. Designed by the same master craftsmen who created the world-famed .COMMUNITY PLATE, a table service of the Queen Bess, Baronet or . Duchess is sure to give lasting delight. 4 Or Make Up Your Own Selection EXPERT HERE ALL WEEK By special arrangement with Oneida Community, Ltd., we have securedthe services of one of their foremost factory experts who will §ladly answer any questions con- cerning TUDOR PLATE, ite correct usagde and care. - For Choice— ‘Three Lovely Designs The L ™ BARONET DUCHESS QUEEN BESS _Hundreds of Clearance $5.00 Hat Boxes and Over-Night Cases —In_ the assortment are black en- ameled duck touring cases; double- lock black crepe grained Dupont over- night cases. Heavy black enameled duck hat boxes and leatlrer-lined trav- eling bags of black cowhide. 1 Third Floor. colored Lmlonne lar San value. made of heavy White or flesh. m: Regu- Your sunpender Special, reet Floor. Art Goods— | Clearance Hosiery 52 pairs Women's Full-fash- mned Silk Hose, in broken col- ~~20 Poster Pillows. For- ors and sizes. Per- merly $1.49. Cxearanc-, 980 fect quality For- s] 95 el merly $2.95, pair. —-15 Rayon - Pillows, Slightly 325 pairs Children’s Fullfash- soiled from handling. ' Good col L e h i, ors. Formerly §2 i Sizes 4 to 7%. Formerly J8¢ Clearance, each 35c. Special, pr _‘!” “Smens s"t‘lmped Dr:lnes 3 for 50c. 8 wxoeliont QUBLIY TR0 EE0 —300 pairs Women's All-silk green and blue. Easy design Chitfon "Hose—also chiffon with Formerly 33.50. Clear- @ Q8 lisle tops. Fullfashioned, per- s o clear and sheer. Broken ~-0dd lot of smmped Pieces, sizes and colors. $1.85 and consisting of Children’s Romp- $1.95 qualities. ers, Buffet and Vanity Sets, cial, p Centerpleces, Scarfs, ~ Pillow —4600 pairs Women's Allsilk Xopw, . ste. Chiffon Hose, with seamless price, choice plaited sole, Perfect quality, in —Odd lot of Beads, in a good white and colors. Broken assortment of 3 sizes. Regularly $1.00. 7Q¢ Clearance, a bunch Kann's—Fourth Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. “The Busy Corner” Penn. Avenue 8th and D Sts. Lots Too Small to Ad- vertise Are Big in Their Actual Savings . effects. Patent leath ored leathers, 1 Spanish heels. the assotmen chance to save. ers, satin ani n strap and Choice of Cuba zes 3 l E nt. A (Fourth H Baby Dressq -—For the little om’- of 6 md 2 years are dainty little dre nainsook. Some with dered yokes and plain lace - trimmed “loor.) * skirts, Millinery Cles —You are sure to find a low priced collection & occasion and for any costu have in minid. Theére are t hats, sports hats and unt dress shapes, in black, whil popular colors. for everyone. With heax (Second FI | | |