Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 4

FUND FOR FARMERS URGED BY JARDINE PLEA FOR LABORER Secretary Also Suggests Cre-| Senator Shipstead Says In- ation of Federal Board dustrial Profit Gains as for Relief. By the Assoctated Press Extensive organization of co.opera- tive units among American farmers creation of establishment ind to assist in of a tor the | Journal, r conditions and cipally retion to the better adjustment of pro roquirements of the market “Commodity Stabilization.” In handling sur gald, much co; through tion pro The Farm Board. he said shouid t nted on a 1 cial fitness for the work in ude formulation of es for handli e to the ing house tions for the keting of per and administration of the projected | fund. | Jardine Exnlains Plan. o plan would not put ti the business of buy- s and that me of price ed, accord with propo indorsed bgfor: the willingn and to adopt strong Producers must be willing to build fi They must forget between local I tions, and fes gional and national orga dling large volumes of business. The bhest minds, exp nced in the trade must head ‘such organizations. With such a set-up the Government could do much more than it has done. “The suggested plan of handling sur- pluses of staple crops is mot at all a question of “more eredit to pat the farmer deeper in debt, but one of suitable credjt to put him in a better position to, handle his surplus. Effective co-operation must be built from the bottom up, not from the top down. We cannot lay out on paper an elaborate scheme for co-operative marketing, have some Government official ‘press the button at Washing- ton,’ and them find wonders accom- plished for agriculture. Co-operatignIs Stressed. “Farmers themselves must ‘be will- ing to act together; leaders of local organizations: must, be able to work together in .large federations for a common purpose. Then fhe Govern- ment can do a great deal to help farmers. “Groups of produders and sections | ©f the country are bound together in &n increasingly complex relationship, which demands some form of control over economic for ‘WHat shall be the nature’ ef this Control? Shall it be, as some’ would have it, control by political government, attempting | to legislate prosperity to' this group or that? Or shall it be self-control by men organized along the lines of mutual interest, with political gov- al farm board and | & | labor, Pay Roils Decrease. “and the ty of the coun- United States Shipstead, Farm cr-Labor, of Min. nesota declared in a letter to E. G Hall, president of the Minnesota State Federation of Labor, which opens its forty. vention today. “The maladjust- ment in the social tabric is to a large extent due to leg- islation that has ! passed fa- voring industry at the expense of - and agriculture,” the Senator Senator Shipstend. arm incomes have decreased 42 nt in six years, Senator Ship- stated. monthly pay roll, ed more than 30 1920, and employment d more than 18 per cent ause of new Shipstead said, ng w much larger us a result inome and rdustrial corporations have 70 per cent in four years led by the tics of the Department of Commerce."” Consequently, continued the Sena- value of tor, the farmers are feeding the in- dustrial sections of the country for less than the cost of production with an increased income by the leading 'porations of an average of 70 per information,” the letter con- sh definitely kill the that has heen spread abor with the cause of the ernment, backed by an informed public opinion, protecting the public nterest by prescribing broad rules of nduct? “I am one of those who believe that our hope lies in the latter form of control.” cretary also cautioned against “more desert and swamp iand into cultivation,” and urged adoption of a comprehensive agricultural policy other things would aim e in the country opportu- nities equal to those offered in cities rsons of comparable ability. 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Here items: g Wool Suits. .$29.00 $15 Palm Beach & Linen Suits. .$11.50 $16.50 Palm Beach Suits........ $12.50 $25.00 Tropical Worsted Suits. . .$19.75 $35.00 Tropical Worsted Suits. . .$27.50 $15.00 White Flann, el Trousers. .$12.75 Men's $2.85 to $5 Straw Hats....$1.85 Men's $6 & $8 Calf Oxfords $4.85 All Men's P-B Shirts Substantial Reductions on Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings, Womens’ Sport - Clothes and Luggage The Avenue at Ninth AND FARNER NADE fifth annual con- | Minn., | tor Henrik | THE EVENING STAR, The Newest Idea! A Dress Made From a Linen Tablecloth at —About the simplest way we know of to get a linen dress is this new idea of making it from a tablecloth! Striped bordered cloths, 50 inches square, are used to make them and the fin- ished dress is both practical and attractive. We will show you how simple the making is. Cloths come with colored bor- ders of— Gold Green Blue Pink Kann's—Street Floor. Sale of $2.95 to $4.95 Silk Lingerie At $2.79 —Gowns, Teddies, Slips and Step-ins, of crepe de chine and radium silks. The slips in both light and dark colors, the other garments in delicate pastel shades. The garments represent special ‘“‘close-out” purchases and small lots and odd gar- ments from our regular stocks. A splen- did time for you to save money! Kann’s—Second Floor. Now—The Rio Rita Necklace! Speciully Priced $2.95 —It is a graduated baroque, indestructible pearl choker with a large jade or chryso- prase ornament, mounted in sterling silver—serving as a center ornament as well as a clasp. The pearls have a lovely. luster, and the neck- lace is a very unusual value at so low a price. Kinn's—b;t'rcel Floor. $2.50, $3 and $3.50 - Printed Summer Silks $1.69 Yd. =Crepe de chines, georgette crepes, chiffons and radium silks, in a variety of attractive printed patterns and a host of colpr combinations. 'All 40 inches wide. Other Silk Specials New Crepe Back Satins, $1.95 Yd. $2 Washable Printed Crepe de Chine, $1.39 Yd. $2 Printed Georgette Crepe at $1.39 Yd. $1.95 “Busy Corner” Flat Crepes, $1.69 Yd. Kann’s—Street Floor. 38¢ and 45¢ Printed Wash Fabrics 25¢ Yd. —Dainty printed voiles and batistes, 38 inches wide, and shoyn in unusually at- tractive patterns and pretty colors. All fast colors. Dainty and cool for women’s and children’s Summer wash dresses. Kann's—Street Floor. 32-Pc. Breakfast Sets On Beautiful Ivory Body $4.49 —Gay red flowers ana green foliage on a soft ivory base make these sets un- usually attractive. Each_set consists of six dinner, and six bread and butter plates—six cups and six saucers, six fruit plates and one meat and one vegetable dish. $13.50 Pastry Tables With Porcelain Tops (Slightly Imperfect) $895 —Well made tables with white enameled base, porcelain tops, deep flour bin and partioned cut- lery drawer. The tops are slightly imperfect, but wifl not mar the service of the table. Kann’s—Third Floor. : tinguish these dresses. MONDAY, AUGUST 15. 1927.° Our Advance Fall Sale! —A reasonable! deposit will hold any coat in this sale un- til cold weather begins. New Fall Dresses Show Smart Combinations of Crepes and Satins At Only $15 —Smart combinations of dull surfaced «repe with lustrous satins in folds andl flares are features of these new Fall frocks. Long-waisted models with flared or pleated flounces arranged low upon the skirt produce an exceedingly graceful effect, and there are many other noyel style departures which dis- In all the new Fall shades and made of— Georgettes Canton Crepes Flat Crepes Satin-back Crepes Kann's—Second Floor. Pointed Heel Silk Hose Seconds of Well Known Brand 79¢ Pr. —Regent pumps, block and steeple heels. —These good-looking Hose are made with silk well above the knees and short lisle welts. They have seamless soles, seam up the back and lisle toes and heels, In sizes 8% to 10 and popular colors. The imperfections are quite slight, and will not mar their looks to any extent. Kann's—Street Floor. Stephen Sandford’s Seamless Beauvais Axminster RUGS $36.75 —If perfect these rugs would sell for $55.00, and as the im- perfections slight variations in the weav- ing, you can readily see what a bargain you are getting. The patterns are reproduc- tions of Chinese designs and all-over effects, and the colors include tan, mulberry, rose and taupe. Sizes 9x12 and All New But Slightly Imperfect Patterns Sold: On Convenient Terms if Desired 8%x105 ft. Kann's—Third Floor. D'Orsay pumps, pumps, oxfords and sandal effects are to be found in this remarkable offering of smart low shoes. street and sports of black satin and patent leather—not odds and ends but new Fall models. only Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Cloth COATS $69.50 to $85.00 Values at $38 —The Fall season’s newest, most fashionable models make up this great advance sale collection of fine coats. Twenty-five models, with generous shawl and crush collars of rich furs— with the new slight flare and straightline silhouettes—with their handsome linings and perfect tailoring, these coats present what is unquestionably the best buy of the season at this mod- est price. Women'’s and misses’ sizes. —Coats are in these colors: Moonlight, Moscova green, Santel, new tan, bark, blue and black. Kann’s—Second Floor. Cashmere Tuwills Venice Newzelias Broadtails Dureenas Featherdowns Broadcloths Suede Cloths Trimmed with Ass’t Shades of Fox Pointed Wolf Caracul Black and Brown Wolf Mendoza Beaver Another Big Fur Sale Value! Natural Raccoon COATS $265 —These swagger, sporty Coats have just arrived in the August sale collec- tion. They are of beautifully marked skins with deep shawl collars and plaid wool linings. One of the best values vet! September Price Will Be $375.00 Kann’s—Second Floor. strap pumps, step-in Shoes for dress, Cuban, French, Military, Kann's—Fourth Floor. 18 New Styles in the Sale of S.ho"es! AUl Sizes 3 to 8 in the Assortment $2.97 Pr. Cretonne Gar- ment Bags That Hold 8 Dresses consist of with metal tomorrow clothes. ments easily. 85¢ —An exceptional value. colored cretonne garment bags Bright frames for only Eighty-five cents each. Get one and They hold eight gar- save your Kann's—Street Floor. Our Whole Stock of Couch Hammocks Floor Samples and Regular Stock! $24.95 to $57.95 Values Grouped at the Low Price of— —Three nationally known makes, representing every hammock on our floors, go into this great price cutting sale. Plain khaki, gray and striped duck effects—some with separate cushions, others with reed arm rests, and some that can be made into a double bed. - Every one reduced for quick clearance. When the sale begins the following kinds are on hand. Make your selec tion early! 2 Reg. $57.95 Gliders 22 Reg. $29.95 Gliders 2 Reg. $32.95 Gliders 3 Reg. $55.95 Swaying Divans 13 Reg. $24.95 Hammocks 23 Reg. $26.95 Gliders 30 Reg. $27.95 Gliders 6 Reg. $34.95 Gliders 2 Reg. $28.95 Gliders 1 Reg. $49.95 Glider Kann’s—Third Floor. $13.50 Ea.