Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1927, Page 24

24 CITIZENS OPPOSE LOW ARPLIES Fly So Near Ground That Trees Sway From Breeze, Takoma Group Charges. cia ion, in the 1 last night. 4 same in a apply ion and the zoning instructed to appear | of the council next' ppose any change tes for for the on, paving and widen- ing of Pi 1 road, which was i pointed out Washi ct route into MANOR PARK AWARDS FOR LAWNS ARE MADE Prizes for Gardens Likewise Given at Association’s First Meet- | ing of Season. Vegetable garden—First, Mr. and Mrs. Horne, and second, Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. H. Hoover. The judges were M. J. Mulford of | the Department of Agriculture, Maj Carey H. Brown and Rev. G. E Schnabel. Photographs of thei homes were presented to each con- testant. Resolutions were adopted commend- ing the Commissioners and express- ing the appreciation of the association for the co-operation it has received | in its requests for civic improvements. ‘The chairman of the highways, side-| walks and lighting committee was di- rected to present the resolutions to the Commissioners in person. Representative Zihlman was voted the thanks of the association for his interest in obtaining playground and recreational space for the Manor Park section. It was voted to become a member of the Public School Associa- tion. H. S. Bryant, vice president of the Manor Park Citizens® socia- tion, is president of the Public School Association. The Traffic Bureau will be urged to place a “stop” sign at the intersection of Third and Rittenhouse streets, and the superintendent of trees and park- ings will be asked to plant trees in various sections of the community. Nomination of officers for the com- ing year, to be elected at the October meeting, resulted as follows: For pres- ident, Ernest H. Pullman; first vice president, John D). Smoot: second vice president, H. Bryant; recording secretary, J. Addor; corresponding secretary, Herbert Wilson; treasurer, J. A. Clarke, and delegates to the Fed- eration of Citizens' Association, Mr. ‘Wilson and Mr. Bryant. New members eleeted were Willlam Snellenberg, J. H. Haske and William Schmidt. President E. H. Pullman presided, Kangaroo Beats Race Horse. In a race between a kangaroo and a race horse, held recently near Syd- ney, New South Wales, the jumper easily defeated the runner by several ‘Tengths or hops. The horse was one of the fastest in Australia, and was | rdden by an expert jockey. The kangaroo covered more than 30 feet at & jump when at full speed, and out- distanced the pounding horse at every bound. — Whale ofl having given away to kerosen» as an {lluminant, is being lubricant. Upholstering ODD CHAIR SPECIAL CHAIR PORCH ROCH LINTED “Nut-Ced’ The Best Place and Lowest Prices After All Ask my 35.000 customers. 1 give the service you have the rigit to expect $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT TO $2.9 R Y4RD THIS WEEK ONLY Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal to 1233 10th Street N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 Mr. Armstrong Will Call Personally With Samples THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN Boys and Girls! Have You Registered in Our Stamp-Collecting Contest? —This contest for youthful stamp collectors ends two weeks after school starts and the prizes are $25, $12.50 and $5 worth of stamps, to be awarded for the neatest and best arranged collection. There's still time to enter! (Downstairs Book Store, Stamp Section.) A Sale of New Ribbon Belts; 39¢ Ea. - —The' majority of the Fall styles scem to require a belt, and we have secured a special assortment of silk gros-grain beltinz, metals, novelty effects, and metal brocade ribbon belts. Reqt 75c to $1.25 values, to sell at this low price. Kann’s—Street Floor. For School Wear French Style Berets $1.29 —Never was there created more “devil-may-care” little chapeaux than these ; which combine all the care- free swagger of the Span- ish student’s cap, the “Bleu Diable,” and Scotch High- lander’s tam, modernized into little “French Style Jerets” of soft worsted ma- terial in red, tan, green, maroon and brown, for school wear. School Middies, $1.00 —Of white middie cloth, finely tailored, in sizes 6 to 16 years. Serge Skirts, $3.98 —Jaunty pleated skirts of navy serge, made on a waist; sizes 8 to 14 years. Plaid Skirts, $1.98 —The material is a striking *Scotch plaid pleated onto a waist; sizes 8 to 14 years, Wash Frocks With and Without Bloomers $1.69 —Made of plain shades or prints, with white or con- trasting colors. The prints are in stripes and figured de- signs; 7 to 10 year sizes, with bloomers; 8 to 14 year sizes, without bloomers. Play Suits, $1.98 .24t < dhyy —Jersey combination suits, with washable top, in tan and brown, and tan and blue. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Kann’s—Second Floor. Attractive New Table LAMPS Complete $4.98 —These Lamps (as sketched) come in three colors — rose, gold and green. The bases are attrac- tively spattered with blending colors and the shades are pret- tily decorated. The entire lamp is 22 inches high, and comes with 6 ft. of cord in matching color. Kann’s—Third Floor. Special Sale—Rayon Drapery Fabries In Three Groups! for regular 50c to 79c 39 C ydo materials in striped effects, suitable for draperies, bed sets, etc. —for regular $1.69 to $l aOO yd $2.95 rayon damasks. 50 inches wide, in plain and striped effects. Can be split for door or window hangings. $1.69 yd. -7, it inches wide, in a wide variety of exquisite patterns and colorings. Kann’s—Third Floor. GTON, D. ©, TUFSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, TO7. The Dress Section Is Rendering a Special Service to Large and Little Women A Varied Colleciion of Smart Fall Frocks At $16.50 —The popular materials featured in this collection are Satins, Georgette, Can- ton and Flat Crepes. Many styles emphasize the becoming flares and close hip lines. The colors are those most in favor this IFall. —The question of being smart and graceiul though large is daily being answered by our well proportioned lines extra size dresses. The large woman may wear as becoming styles as her slimmer sister, and need not pa higher price for them. In this line at $16.50 are hosts of attractive models. Sizes 42V to 541 2 —Demi-size Dresses, for the little woman, solve many of the perplexing problems of proportion —for instance, the need for properly fitting necklines, larger bust or back, shorter and larger waist, more fullness in the sleeves, more room through the hips—combined with a suit- able length. Sizes 16 to 28V Kann's—Second Floor. LINGERIE for Girls and Small Women Another Important Specialized Service! Girls of 14 to 18 and little women who require sizes equally small may now have Lingerie as lovery and as smartly styled as the average-size woman finds. This new service in the section of Lingerie offers now, in small sizes— #—Cotton Crepe PAJAMAS, at $1.00 and $1.49. ~Muslin and Nainsook SLIPS, at 59¢, 79¢, $1.00. —8ilk Pongee SLIPS, at $1.49. —GOWNS of Cotton Crepe and Nainsook, 79¢, $1.00. STEP-INS of Vcile and Nainsook, 59¢ and $1.00. —*“Kickernick” BLOOMERS, at $1.00, $1.49 and $1.95. Kann's—Second Floor. Know the Marvelous Convenience of This Electrified Napanee With the Popular “Dinet” (Breakfast Table) Feature Special Sale Starts Tomorrow at Only —THere is the greatest im- provement in kitchen cabi- nets in years! Not only a complete cabinet in the 3 usual sense but a breakfast table large enough for four —and equipped with double electrical outlet for attach- ing toaster and percolator. The table slides out of sight when not in use! Come in A and let us demonstrate this wonderful new cabinet. It DOWN comes in either oak or enam- eled finishes. And during this sale it will be delivered to your home for only $1.00 down. Prices range from $82.50 to_$104.50 Other Cabinets, $39.75 to $94.50 FREE Yith Electrical Cabinet During This Sale! —A Beautiful 6-cup-size Elec- tric Percolator and a 2-slice Electric Toaster. Kann's Third Floor. “The Bock Sale of a Lifetime!” —If you love hooks—if you would like to acquire rare and unusual books—if you would get a thrill buying the world’s finest literature at 'way below usual prices—then watch for “The Book Sale of a Lifetime!” It's coming, soon! Georgette Double Banding, $1.50 Yd. —Very greatly in demand for making the new surplice vestee, or for the long coat effect dress front. The colors are tan, flesh, and white; five inches wide. Pleating Section—Street Floor. Blue Crystal Chokers Special at $2.95 —These beautiful tin-cut graduated Crystal Chokers are real $4.50 values! They have sterling silver clasps and come in the newest shades of blue. See them tomorrow! —aeos ) b R = 19¢ i AL 18 Special Purchase! 6,000 Pieces of Real Chinese Handmade Lace Scarfs, Cloths, Etc. 8¢ to $8.95 —For various uses about the home these genuine handmade lace pieces are attractive and desirable. Among the pieces offered /? in this sale you may choose— Arm Rests, 8c and 12Y5c ea. Oblongs, 10c, 15¢, 29¢, 39¢ Chair Backs, 19c ea. 10-in. Doilies, 18¢c ea. 36-in. Scarfs, 75c ea. 45-in. Scarfs, 95¢ ea. 50. Scarfs, $1.29 ea. 36-in. Square Cloths, $3.00 45-in. Square Cloths, $3.95 80x100 in. Table Cloths. $8.95 Kann's—Street F! Now—The Famous Armstrong Inlaid Linoleums at Reduced Prices!. —Because we have secured a whole car- load of Armstrong’s ligh - grade Inlaid inoleums we are le to offer you hstantial savings! he patterns are all iew and the quality perfect. Bring our room measure- ments and select from these three grades: Reg. $3.50 Best Grade Inlaid $2.98 Sq. Yd. Reg. $2.50 Straightline Inlaid $2.10 Sq. Yd. Reg. $1.75 Straightline Inlaid $1.49 Sq. Yd. Sloan’s $80 Seamless Worsted Wilton Rugs! $69.95 This is the first time this season these Rugs have been shown and they are rugs you could well take pride in owning. Made of closely woven worsted yarns in the newest Chinese and Oriental patterns—this is a very worth- while rug offering. They come in the 9x12- ft. size. Kann’s—Third Floor.