Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1927, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON ., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 19217. LITA GREY CHAPLIN BACK IN MANSION Guards Pile Husband’s Ef- Rose Cut Glass Che ind ny models of fects in Isolated Room as New Linen Dresses G s $1.50 Pure Linen Tablecloths She Moves In. | Pty i andwich g “brocade couti t . in brok- —Size 51x51, of a good . e A e ()9'\ Ynel it yqfi() ‘”-) S bt o beiong gf\?e gnl‘(‘lcxlszlltl n](::r]xclr }\‘])ml : 3 ups and “hoice P - b " = = ANGewuus, February | [ S R A e nens Strapatyle Washa: styles; with'solid color edge. Chaplin and her two small s ah, helf SO RN Sompiete Shelth side elt-stitched backs; stz ezunl( Specially priced. o nignt returned to the Be ek 5 and lace fronts; included . e B o & . = = 5 Eart hen e discontnued styles of the *12 to 7. Friday, a pair Kann’s—Street Floor. N St sularly Blnner, Artistique, Nermo 5 Si00. ) ( Mme. Lyra makes; were $ Kann's—Street Floor. -in, n l’m\\l\ regs P $7.50 and $8.50 val- o ularly Spectal 29¢ ues, for ..., Friday’s Bargain News—from “The Busy Corner”! Gloves Novelty Cuff and China givorce. As they moved into the hilltop Iy deserted since the ew York, just before divorce was filed, guards acting under orders of the court began piling Chaplin's personal effects in an ated reom. Ihe return of Mrs. Chaplin to the empty home of her husband, her at- Hills manston of Charlie Chaplin, Blue Willow Cott 40 Girdles, of plain and pink which they left a few weeks before she | sucd tne maivhase comedian for a alarly $6.95. @= () brocade coutil, including Neckwear Children’s Wash Dresses L T im ». Console Sets, in rosc, were $1.00 to $5.00 painted de corner and ttractive dresses of L ‘*fil ]‘) vala o close, @) g [mrn*d Irish Linen, in plain col- 168 ors, some with dainty hand- .. \Whi Zann's—Second Floor explained to the Superior drawn trimmings, and others |.mn,u|\ qu 4() % " . ectal . int a Tourt whicn granted her permission to e it s Spec Linings weeupy the mansion, was made neces- ]n pLHd\ ‘U“l t ‘ c Impoited Va =’ sary by her inability to meet a rent with pleats, new be Its, collars [ iy Mill_remnants of Uil of $1,400 & Mok on a house she . : and. new sleeve lines. They reguls sre- 19¢ Foired liud taken temporarily. She has been e 4 ’ : ind 50 unable to collect any part of temporary X are shown in very attractive Decorated | Te vard alimony of $4,000 & month awarded by colors of green, copen, rose, o Diurhy w098 8 the court. ~With her return to the : : i Shecia B ; Chaplin_ home :his was cut to $3,000 gold, tangerine, violet, laven Kann's—Third These dresses are made of Kal- ed v burnie ginghams, and voiles with aiue, $3 95 white collars or collars of contrast- ashable Sho Scarfs, ing colors. Colors are rose, blue e pen ,l‘l"":"”‘, and polka and maize; sizes 7 to 14. and tan; $1.95 value, $81.59 to 5 are in voiles. s . o Kann's—Second Floor. ‘ .(.! gt L :.]:’:',’? fmperfections in the printing; t would sell from §2 Friday - $1.00 . two-tone ef Kann's—Street Floor ronth, Chaplin’s two cameramen, who worked on “The Circus,” the motion ure which he was nlmmg at_the e he went Last, left tor New York join him. NEW JERSEY TEXTILE STRIKE IS SETTLED Workers in Passaic District Agree to Concessions of Two Firms. By the Associated Press. PASSAIC, N. J, February 17.— A Dbitter struggle which 1or more thun a year wrought havoc in the textile industry of this district was virtually ended vesterday when work- ers of the New Jersey worsted mills of thig city and of the Gera mills, of Garfield accepted the concessions granted by both plants. Of the number that walked out on January 25, 1926, 1,109 workers re- mained and these voted acceptance of the terms, 1,064 to 45. The mills promised to re-employ the workers as rapidly as conditions will permit with- out discrimination because of their membership in any union organiza- tions. The Aztecs l)(‘he\vd in spe(‘hl gods who brought di £ ho knew h e cn- The Coat and Pants The Vest gets all the gravy Lk i and “Cock-a-Doodle, I'm Off My Noodle — My Baby’s Back” — fox trots with vocal chorus. The Six Jumping Jacks. 3412—75¢ New Brunswick Records Electrically recorded by the “Light-Ray” method (musical photography) OUT TODAY “Muddy Water” . “Hello, Swanee, Hello” — fox trots with vocal chorus. Ben Bernie and His Hotel Roosevelt Or- chestra 9 3414—75¢ “Snag It” . “Sugar Foot Stomp”—fox trots. The Savan- nah Syncopators. 3361—75¢ PR “Where Do You Work-a, John? (Push-a Push-a Push)” ... “If My Baby Cooks as Good as She Looks”—sung by Billy Harper, tenor. 3408—75¢ P ELISABETH RETHBERG Soprano, Metropolitan Opera Co. “Tannhauser” — Dich, Teure Halle (Oh, Hall of Song) . . . “Lohengrin” — Euch Luften, Die Mein Klagen (Ye Wan- d’ring Breezes Heard Me). 15116—$1.50 » v o MICHAEL BOHNEN Baritone, Metropolitan Opera Co. “Fidelio!” — Ha! Welch Augenblick! (Ha! It Is Not Too Late) ... “Fideliol”—Hat Man ht Auch Gold Bein- ben (If You Have No Gold). 15115—$1.50 Hear these played on the Brunswick Panatrope der. pink and plenty of white. Sizes 40 to 46 Also Misses’ Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Leather Goods —Women's Handbags, a spe- cial lot of assorted styles, all made of genuine leathers, in black and colors; regularly §1.59 and §$1.95, Friday, sl 0() choice ..... —175 Men's Bm Folds and Hip Books, all made of genuine pin seal, all have pass cases; regularly $1.60, $1.00 special, Friday. . —30 High-grade Handbags, of silk and leather; formerly $5 to ete. $15, Friday at half price— . $2.50 to $7.50 Kann's—Street Floor. Toilet Goods —Blue Rose Face Powder, for loose powder compacts; regularly $1.00, Friday, a 75c box —Balh Salts, pui ]lsln glass tumblers; regularly 25¢ each, Friday, 2 for 25¢ Zlarge Bonnet Mirrors, imita- tion ivory, special sl m for —Ha sh, to match comb, coarse and fine teeth, g i each 25¢ Lingerie Zpeter Pan Combinations, face BT R powder and_bottle of almond gy i;’zea'm‘.orresumr $1 590 Frm‘;egulfllly $4.95. 32 48 Kann's—Street Floor. 50 Bk;o crepe de thw regular and ex- ira sizes; trimmed with lace; also in taflored styl $4.95 value for . Y Mo ik Gowra, wilh Jenny neck; in_pink $5.00 and $6.00 Low Shoes ambric, nmn sook and muslin, in slip-over . and button-front styles; made with round neck and three- —Just 532 pairs of wom- quanetlilcoyea SIS IR IGO en’s low shoes, includ- e Deayie Pudmins, ot ing pumps, oxfords and sateen, voile and novelty mate- “Theo tics; of patent satin rials; a $1.95 value $1 19 and imitation parchment Kann's—Second Floor. suede, with Cuban, Art Goods French or flat heels. Sizes 3 to 7 in the as- sortment as a whole. —150 Patterns for making hook- 7 ed rugs, in different sizes; regu- Kann's—Fourth Floor. larly $1.00 to $2.75, Fri- 50¢ day, cholce —One-oz. Balls of Yarn, differ- ent welghts and colors, and an Children’s Wear excellent assortment —8 Combination Dresses, from which to choose, & (¢ pleated jersey skirts and cordu- ball . d 6; —All Luncheon Sets, ?‘eygub :u::”fi e stamped in several easy de- signs; are slightly soiled; reg- ularly $1.98 to $2.25, Yriday, @ set. $1.00 —Fancy Beads, an odd lot, in many pretty colors, to be used to ornament knitting or crochet work, special, a 56 for —Former $1.00 Knitted Leg- gings, 1n brown and red; also a tew knitted caps. Choice - —Black Sateen Bloomers, sizes 8 to 14 years; were $1.00, now .. 49¢ Dresses, few of a kind, 7 to 12 sizes in the lot, but not every kind in each style; were $1.00, now 49¢ —Bird'seyeHemi 27x27-n. dozen —Baby Shirts, silk and wool; sizes up to 1 year; regu- larly $1.75. Special, 98(: each . . —Infants’ Silk Puplm Caps, ribbon and lace trimmed; regularly $1.00. Friday, each 790 Nursery Blan- 89¢ Diapers, prices considerably. —$1.00 30x3% S.S. kets, in pink and blue at Kann's—Second Floor. —6 only; si: Formerly $13. Nowt o $9.50 2 6 only; size 31x4 S.S. Linens rormiriy g14.50 —63 Pure Linen Guest Towels, $19.25. Now a nice weight huck towel with A e border; regular 25c ]1Qe Formerly $21.00 value. Special, each. 28.95. N ~“Odds_and ends of Linen and $28.95. Now Lace Doylles, in round and oval shapes; regularly 19c and 26c. Special 10¢ “43 Pure Linen Luncheon Cloths, 36 inches square, in plaid styles: regular 59c value. Special, each. 39¢ —18 “Run-ofthe-mill” Bath Mats, a large size \and good, heavy weight; regularly $1 sSpecial 95¢ Zi20 yards Pure Linen Dam- ask, 64 inches wide; regu- ularly $1.25. Special, yard 89c Karn's—Street Floor. rooms, etc. Friday! A “Wear Ever” Angel Cake Pan and Baking Thermometer With Each Pressure Cooker —12-qt. size at......$23.00 —18-qt. size at ..$27.00 —25-qt. size at . .$34.00 —The National Steam Pressure Cook- er can be used for baking, broiling, roasting, stewing, etc., with a saving of time, fuel and labor. Recipe book free. § $1.00 Down, Easy Payments Kann's—Third Floor. —Silks for almost any u; s Select from these different kinds— —Periect quality cut from rolls, in a good range of pat- terns and colors, including Dutch tile designs; for kitchens, bath- Bring floor measure- “'Kann's—Third Floor. Ribbons 10c Yd. 15¢ to 33c¢ Ribbons, of satin taffeta, gr in, metals, and fancy effeg in various widths and many plain colors and com- binations. A Kann's—Street Floor. Remnants of Silks 50¢ to $3.00 Formerly $1.00 to $6.00 for dresses, for linings, —Printed crepes, satin charmeuse, striped broadcloths, printed foulard, silk pongee, thetal brocades, sports crepes, printed georgette, plain georgette, crepe de chine, tlat crepe, bordered silks, plain taffetas, changeable taffeta, corduroys, chiffon vel- vets, velvet brocades on “chiffon, black silk, crepe satin and radium silk. Kann's—Street Floor. Silverware —Sterling Silver Candlesticks, 10-inch size, with weighted base. Spe- i " $2.98 S er Individual Salt and I‘OM)(-I 6 in $1.39 lined box. ecial. —Butter Kniv Community par plate and Rogers, in discontinued patterns. Js ¢ Tvoroid Handled Ta- ble Knive Set of $5.98 6, special . Kann’ ‘Third Floor. 170 yards of Rem nts, long pieces. cial, yard 4 Brussel e 6x9. i 4 minster Rug: B “Sve- @17 50 Chenille Rug, in size 814x10%. = $49.75 —2 Velvet in size 8%x Spechl . $19.50 100 yards of Inlaid Linoleum Remnant & square yard . 2 Velvet size 9x12 cial, Friday e 60 yards of 24-in. Wool Fiber Hall * Runne \,‘eml 39¢ ](h‘ 3 ln size Jxl’ Ly $20.00 M lhn;: I{ll in Third Floor. Jewelry 3 Pieces for 50c¢ ——This final clearance of odds and ends in § welry offers such attractive pieces neck chokers, long bead c brooch pin, bar pins, and many others, Wi to $1.00. Kann's—Street Floor. White Goods AVhite Longcloth, 36 inches wide, K’shn &= Street Floor. Mill Lengths of 28¢ Piza Cloth and Plisse Crepes 18¢c Yd. —Piza Cloth is a fine, soft finished cotton cloth, in dainty English chintz designs, on colored grounds. It is 36 inches wide, and colors are guaranteed fast. Plisse Crepe, in best quality, Also at this price are desirable rem- inches wide. nants from stock. all plain shades, 30 Kann’s—Street Floor. Fleor Samples of Salem Cord Tires Reduced! —They are all perfect tires and fully guaranteed, but be- cause we have used them for samples we've reduced the only; size 33x4% S.S. rmerly s2005. Now.. $22.00 —2 only; size 34xil% S.S. Formerly $30.95. Now.. $23.00 —3 onl, 29x4.40 S Formeriy g1(),50 $14.95. Now. Kann's—Third Floor. $1.59 and $1.69 Inlaid Linoleums full Domestics Yds. 81-in. Double-Bed Bleached Sheeting; regularly selling at 50¢ a yard, Fri- day, a yard 39¢ 11 -yd.: de Bleached (1)(‘4\'\ suitable for making pillowcases und crib sheets; resular- . ly 38 Friday, a 25¢ —Ya vide Sea Islan unbleached, suitable for various uses, will soon bleach white in a few launderings, Fri- , Gy e I 0C ~-120 Perfect Bleached Sheets, 81x90 in. before hemming; made from regular sheeting, and sell- ing usually at $1.00, Friday, . : 19¢ ~—80 Heavy Bleached Pillow- cases, 42x36 in. before hem. ming; regularly 25c. Fri- ) day, each - 16¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Notions —Ash Tray: regularly ,_each . —Children's Rubber sorted colors; quality, Beits, made of 2 tic; reg- Spes an of linen sh; regular] y, each < econds of ] 8, —Baby Pant (Two for 25¢) ter Blastic, odds and ends, 3 Rem- . Raut ik R e BE Kann's—Street Floor. Trunks 'k Cowhide Traveling Bag: ewed in frame, with slightly tarnished hardware; 18- ine h size; nu,uLul} $45. Spectal - $3.97 -3 Boston lightly scratched from ay uses: regularly 6 Dupont Over- sewed on hinge and locks; slightly marred from dis- play; regularly $4.98. \l:ly o 2 Irobe Ward- wero hed Dress seratched: “The Busy Corner” Home Fittings 12 bolts Reversible Terry Cre tonne, this i i nd «"(\lmln ruguml and $|fl 00. $444 Hwh grade Window 1s” of the $1.49 7 Matting or Cretonne Cov- ered Utility Ch regularly $4.00 and $5.00. $2 00 Pillows, wide, stained in oil color of i formerly @3 () New Sports HATS $1.65 —Also felt hats combined with straw, and embroid- ered sports hats are in- cluded in this sale. They are shown in black and colors, also many in black and white. Kann's—Second Floor. Hosiery e 15 pairs Women’s Full-fash- ioned Pure Silk Hose, Radmoor make; extra large sizes; in seal, gray, fawn and white; sizes § to 10 in the lot; regu- larty 8159, Specia.. $1.00 180 pairs Women's Fullfash- foned Silk-and-r: moor make, in black (ml) sizes 81 to 91 I‘kglllf\fl) 49c. Special' 29c —146 pairs Women's Seamless Pure Silk Chiffon Hose; mercerized tops and soles; broken colors and sizes; regiling eje, Sbecsl. 39€ —Women’s Cotton-andlisle Hose, “seconds” of regular 49c quality, in black and balbriggan. Special " 29¢ —27 pairs Women's Cotton Ribbed Sport Hose, seamless feet; novelty black and white mixture; regularly $1.00. Special .... 49c 83 pairs Children’s Silk-and- rayon Socks, seamless feet, turn-over tops, in broken colors; 515 to 614 re&.ular- 0c. Specia 250 Kann's—Street FIODE 27 Couch Hammocks $13 to $25 Values $6.95 and $9.95 —In this assortment will be found canvas back styles, some with reclin- ing headrest, others with- out headrest. Some are in davenport style with padded backs, in square and arch shapes; all have well filled, tufted mat- tresses, and strong ) tional link springs, gal- vanized chain supports at sides, and pockets for holding books, maga- zines, ete. Kann's—Third Floor. Penna. Ave., 8th and D Sts. Housewares —Round and Oblong Shaped Willow Clothes Hampers, with wood bottoms; r ——\\'rnnghlllnn Decorated Ad Jjustable i Stands; regularly o D clal e $2.98 ~White Enamel Bird Cages that regularly $2.49. Special —Gra amel Steel Apart- ment ze Refrigerator; 3-com l.ar"]" nt, front-door model; regularly Special $11.98 —1 North Wind Refrigerator, all white, enamel inside and out; regularly seils for 52095, special. .. 919.95 —33 Four-ounce Bottles of Wiz- ard Furniture and Wood Polish; regularly Ze Special .. 19¢ 12 RO“ !Hp Hr or l ukP Box- Speci ul te Bissell \Ltl\“ pet Sweepers, with revolving brush and rubber-tired wheels; varnish rubbe larl - special ... $5.98 " Three-qu Alumi- num Pudding - 49 C larly 79c. Spee cop -—18 Covered Pure Aluminum seroles; regularly 59c. Friday 49¢ Kann’s—Third Flom choice Kann's ney Neckwear, e de chine, Street Floor Handkerchiefs Slightly chiefs, of georget Mussed linen, ¢ Handker day, each . ¢ Kann's—Street Floor. $2.95 to $3.95 Bath Robes $1.95 —Practical lounging and bath robes of corduroy and blanket cloths. The corduroy robes are in plain and embossed pat- terns, some collarless, oth- ers with tuxedo collars; the blanket robes are plain and figured effects, finished with cord and trimmed with satin. Kann's—Second Floor. Regular Goods Reduced for Friday Only Women’s Pettiblocmers 69c Each —C retonne-cov- ered cushions, in various colors, filled with soft cotton, tufted, reversible style, good _size, for wicker furnic ture, etc. button trim. Third Floor. b osFaling | Slocamse: || cPRBeE Chair Carts $4.95 —Complete with top, comps strongly made, are finished in black enamel and have the safety made white, D. Fourth Floor. Children’s Cotton Socks 25¢ Pr. —Regularly 35c three-quarter length socks, in block patterns only; a good as- sortment of col- ors. T ot SR BN SR —Good ready t 18¢ Linen Handkerchiefs 12V5e —Women's sheer, all-linen plain hemstitched hand- kerchiefs, with spoke includes Street Floor. l $159 Bird'sEye Diaper Cloth $1.25 Pe. —27 inches wide, durable and sani- tary, put up in ten yard sealed packages. \lreel Floor. patterns. ‘Warner Brothers Panty Waists —Regular! 9c, sizes for children of 2 to 14y \pe(‘mll pric for Frid: semn.l Floor. tints. boxes .to $4 Rayon Spreads $2.95 Ea. —81x108 sl in attractive . rose and gold, with scallop- ed edge: __ Street Floor. | _ Fourth Floor. | _ Street Floor. 19¢ Folded Silk Braid 14¢ Yd. ~Black Silk Fold- ed Braid, for bind- ing tailored suits, and frocks. Spe- cially priced for Friday. Street Floor. sq. yd. Knivas 10¢ —Universal Stain- less steel paring knives. 25¢ Universal ‘ Third Tloor, made of mercerized mat e- rial, have at waist, and two rows of shirring at knee, and forced seal different colors, with combination Slips b Eovibi dtors | . Wemdite) | WiliE@Pisees Cushions 69c¢ Ea. —Regularly $1.00, embroidery, are tinted. Fourth Floor. Assort>d Chocolates 39¢ Lb. l D cotton elastic rein- Nine a D Floor | Street Flbor. 1 Seheet Flowr. - $1.69 Costume 95¢ ~—These Slips are fine striped safeen, in flesh and peach, have hip of self ma- Second Floor. Stamped Kitchen Towels 19¢ Ea.’ quality, durable towels, all hemmed, —This assortment creams, nougats, pric od for Frids Street Floor. $3.50 Pure Linen Table Napkins $2.95 Doz. —Pure linen, good _napkins, Street Floor. Face Powder 69¢ Box —Select from ull Li tomer. (No or phone orde: ) Street Floor. with leather ‘lnloq and rubber Sizes 3 to 8. Fourth Floor. Felt Base Floor Covering 28c Sq. Yd. —Regularly All cut from the full roll, a good assortment of designs which to choose. Third Floc heels. 49¢ a from 50¢ Serub Mop 39¢ —Thesemops have detachable handles and come complete for_above price. Third Floor, ‘Writing Paper 29¢ Box —Linen and fancy finished papers, in long, sing’e deck- led edge sheets, 24 shects and 24 envelopes in a box, in white and colors. Some of the boxes are soiled. Street Floor. 5-Pe. Bed Outfit $19.98 —Regularly $30. This outfit in- cludes a Simmons bed, a cotto on mat- h 2 lu\k Third Floor. Lining Materials for Slips 39¢ Yd. —36 and 40 in. Slimmeryet‘e, and Never-Cling perca- line are these two popular materials, in black, white, and colors. Street Floor. - d%ekiney. | Asonsd || e SibFilld: Pongee 45¢ Yd. —A serviceable wash fabric, in an attractive line of shades, including tan 36 inches wid Street Floor. TT$159 BirdsEye | $3.50 Pure Linen | $ Sain Metal Cloth $3.95 Yd. —Satin metal cloth in slhor. steel, gold and an. tique ects. 36 inches wide. t Floor. W.hh Cloths “Seconls” 4 for 25¢ —These are sec- onds of the 10 quality, but a very good value at the special price. Street Floor. TR emtpvends | Wdb BU | Fuiey BulySeep: Batl; Soap 6 Cakes, 25¢ niry Floating Bath Soap, regu- larly Sc a cake, to- w six cakes Street Floor. 1% Folded Silk | Felt Bme | Wrought Iron “rought Iron hrn Stand ar Fern made of wrought iron, with gilded deco- ration. Complete with copper bowl. Thir Star Soap 6 for 25¢ —This is an ideal laundry soap. Third Floor, in- and cuff sets and