Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 20

. proved that life had existed on_the - SUTETANS | COMMUNTYFET Committee Announces Pro- gram for Carnival Novem- ber 25 Well Under Way. The aid of almost all organizations | g In the southeastern section of the eity | has been enlisted in the proposed | Southeast Community ni held on the evening of Noveml in- the Hine Junior High hool. the meeting of the committee in the Ia 3 the auspices and t Community nt of public Howard E Mrs. John H. | part in utheast | ast Busi wcoln Park | cout troops | hip_House, | & Play st Communi come Club, Loyalty Drill Club, Golden Rule Drill Team, athletic groups of | st Community Center, | i s «of the er, Im- Men and Degree and the fifth precinct evention department. LOST FOSSIL DEPOSIT UNCOVERED IN UTAH| 50-Year Search Ends as Smith- sonian Receives Collection of Trilobites. proved Order of Re of Pocahontas wpolice and fire The hunt for a fossil deposit in the mountains of Utah, lost for 50 years, has come to an end with the receipt by the Smithsonian Institution of a collection of foss trilobites from Frank Beckwith of Delta, Utah. One of the pioneer geological surveys which opened up the West a half cen- tury and more azo discovered in the House Range of Utah a deposit of ex- cellently preserved fossil trilobites. ‘These collections are all now in the Smithsonian Institution. In later years, Dr. Charles D. Wal- eott, late secretary of the Smithson- fan. revisited the region and tried to find more material. but never suc- ceeded in locating the spot. He had earth at a much earlier geological pe- riod than had been supposed, and the trilobites furmshed his principal evi- dence. These were a shelled in verte- brate animal. whose closest living rel- ative is the brine shrimp now found in great abundance in the Great Sait Lake and the Dead Sea. The trilobites. however, though they were the domi- | § nant life of the sea several hundred million years ago, completely disap. peared about the time the ‘coal deposits of the Eastern United States were laid down. WILD DUCK IS KILLED AFTER LONG JOURNEY Fowl Hatched in Utah in 1928 | Recently Brought Down in South Dakota. ndence of Tho Star. VERMILLIO! Dx Journey of a wild duck down the west side of the Rocky Mountains to the South and back up the Mississippi Valley in the Spring is revealed by a tiny aluminum band on the leg of a redhead duck brought down recently by E. S. Sparks, dean of the College of | Arts and Science at the Un! sity of Bouth Dakota. ~The long Sparks | 5 On | 8 inspection the bird found to have & United States iological Survey band on one of its legs with the number 44081. W. I. Over, curator | of the museum at the University of | South Dakota, sent the band to the | § United States Biological Survey. A lefter from the Biological Bureau re- plied that the bird carrying the num- ber was a red duck handed at Bear River Marshes, Utah, July 3, 1926, by F. Lincoin. The Biolo; | Survey stated that by sneans of numbered aluminum bands fmportant investigations relative to the migratory t$ and life histories of North American birds are heing ad- vanced. With this information pro- ‘vision for the protection and propaga- tion of the birds.is a e o H Appropriate. Fpom the Boston Transerint. {Hub—Isn't that bathing suit of |} wours rather daring?” | "Wifie—"Well, I'm the most daring | immer_down_he: Quantity Production Reduces Price of Famous Baker - Oil Burner Now within the reach of all Wallace Engineering Co. 923 12th St. N.W. ropetly by morning snd your Wik end with & bowel action as free and @asy as nature at her best—no Dain, DO griping Tryit. Only %e. Mild, safe, purely vegetable— TOMORROW ALRIGHT 1, to be | Children’s Collar- and-Cuff Sets, 59¢ —Linen, Pongee and Pique Sets, attractively piece and round styles. embroidered. Two- We will box them if you wisn. Kann’s—Street Floor. "STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1997. Kann) e thand D orner- . Read the New . . Books for 3¢ a Day —Our Circulating Library is stocked with all the latest books ’ at all times. No initiation fee. 3¢ a day is all you pay. Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. Smart Fashions For Large Women Coats in Sizes 40V, to 46V, Genuine Austrian VELOUR HATS - 15 Smart Styles $7.50 and $10 Values - $3.69 —New early Winter models of soft silky Austrian Velour, fea- turing close - to - the - head models, with novel stitching Are Provided Here at Several Attractive Prices Coats, 69 —DMade in the straightline models, which give such slenderizing lines to the large figure. Fine tucks, pleats and silk stitching, and handsome collars of natural and dyed ringtail opossum, black and gray wolf and Jap fox are the trim- mings. The colors are moonlight, coco, gray and black. Sizes 4074 to 4614. Dresses, 25 —This $25 line of dresses is well known to Wash- ington women, and, in the large sizes as well as the average, presents many exceptionally smart models, of satin in new draped styles, of crepes in plain tailored effects, and georgettes and vel- vets. The new colors are glace, pineneedle, brown, navy and black. Sizes 42 to 527%. —The larger woman can find a becoming style in a moderately priced dress as easily as the more slender one. The materials, which include Can- ton crepe, satins, flat crepe, georgette and com- binations, are slenderizing, as well as the new style drapes, circular effects and tiers. All the new shades and sizes from 424 to 5215. Dresses, 10 —Even at this low price we have an excellent variety of models for the larger woman. Heavy flat crepes, with long, slenderizing tucked vestees of georgette, round-necked models of satin, tiered styles; dresses with jabots of lace and in the sea- son’s popular colors—navy, Pekin blue, Autumn tans and black. Sizes 40 to 50. Kann’s—Second Floor. Slips in Large Sizes at $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 —A comprehensive assortment of Slips, in extra sizes with 46 to 52 bust measurements, and made of lovely rayon woven fabrics with metallic finish; good quality radiums; Siquax Radiant and crepe' de chine. Tailored styles, in street and evening shades. Some with built-up shoulders. Kann’s—Second Floor. and ribbon trimmings. Brim- less styles and short brim styles, {for matrons, young women and girls; every one nicely lined with silk. Large and small head sizes in Black China Red Sand Gray Tawny Birch Kann’s—Second Floor. A Baby-Wear Sale —39¢ Blankets, in pink and blue with white bor- ders. 49c —59¢ Shirts, Vanta and Lit- tle Princess grades, in sizes to 2 year Each ... Each t 49¢ —Infants’ Sheets, with hemstitched he : s. Size 36x5¢ inches. Each 49¢ —Pillowcases, with hem- stitched hems. Regularly 29¢ each. Special, 490 49¢ An Important Sale of Gloves An Importer’s Reorganization Close-Out Washable Slip-on Suede Gloves $4.00 Quality $2.89 Pr. —Ungquestionably this is one of the best glove values we have offered this season. They are an imported grade, hand sewn throughout, and made of a lovely soft suede material in the popular slip-on style. Six hundred pairs in the wanted colors of— Two-Clasp Glace Kid Gloves $2.25 to $2.50 Qualities $1.19 Pr. —Never have we offered better gloves at such a low price as in this sale. Six- teen hundred and eighty pairs of Im- ported Glace Kids—P.K. and overseam sewn—some with Paris point, others crocheted hacks. A most opportune time to buy for your own use and for Christmas. Colors— Dresses,s16=2 Dresses in Sizes 40 to 50Y% Sale of Fine FUR COATS Offers Reg. $325 to $395 Values at $249 —The attractive variety offers silver, golden and natural muskrat coats; black, natural and Russian caracul coats and others, with generous col- lar of other beautiful furs. Sizes in the assortment 16 to 44 Reg. $195 to $295 Values at $139 —In this collection are beaverette (dyed coney), northern seal (dyed coney), black and natural kid caracul, caracul paw and natural muskrat coats, self trimmed or with collars of other handsome furs. Sizes in the assortment from 16 to 44. All Skins Backed By Kann’s Usual Guarantee for Kann's—Second Floor. —39¢ Quilted Pads, in 17x34-inch size, Each 49c —Comb xnmid Brlunh Sets, daintily hand-paint- ed. Set. 49° —$1.00 Silk tf.n]m. prettily trimmed with laces ana Tibbons. Each., 49€ —Vanta Bands sr:‘l silk. cot- ton and wool. Sizes 1072 yeare Eack; 39C —Kapok Pillows, covered with pink or blue. 4Q¢ —38¢ Bootees, hand cro- cheted; white, ‘wlth pink or blue (rimming. Pair 49(! —359¢ Dresses, of nalnsook, trimmed wm; lnfce. Long and short styles for infants. Each 49c —359¢ Red "Mplt?l Sheet- ing, with eyelet in corner. Each 49c —98c Bibs, handmade and hand embroidered. Finished with under pad. Each 49¢ Kann's—Second Floor. Imported “Four Hundred Day” Clocks, $14.98 —Artistically designed, highly polished Brass Clocks, in round glass cases, which run for a whole year with one winding. There will be enduring satisfaction in owning one of these clocks, for they are not only things of beauty, but are splen- did timekeepers as well. Kann's—Third Floor. 32-Pe. Breakfast Sets (Slightly Imperfect )—Special at $3.98 —Attractive sets with pretty decorations on a soft ivory finished body. ‘Three different patterns all open stock, so that you can add to the sets Wwhenever you like. Kann's—Third Floor. Dark Pastel Light Pastel Light Tan White Gray Sizes 53 to 7. Dark Tan Gunmetal Autumn Brown White and Black Sizes 53 to 8. Nut Brown Tan Taupe Kann’s—Street Floor. Beautiful Mirrors In Console and Buffet Styles At $1.95 —Console style, with mirrors of plate glass, etched on the upper part and framed in one-and-a-half- inch burnished mouldings. Size 11%4x22%4 inches; suitable for halls, living rooms and bedrooms. At $3.95 —Plate Glass Mirrars, in the popular console style, with attractive etched design at the top. Size 12}4x29 inches outside measurements. Framed in one-and-a-half-inch mouldings. At $6.95 ~Buffet Mirrors, of splendid quality plate glass, with either etched or mitred ends. Center glass size 10x18 inches, ends 10x14 each. Framed in 2-inch bronze and blue mouldings. Size of the entire mirror, outside measurement, At $9.95 —A larger size Buffet Mirror, in same style as above, framed in 2-inch mouldings. Overal}{ size, 15%4x50%4. Kann's—Street Floor. Black French Suede Bags Are Smart $2.95 to $26.50 —A find of the greatest importance is this collection of the new French Suede Handbags, for they are the nearest ap- proach to real antelope bags that can be had. nicely made and lined—the following being worthy of note. Styles Sketched Above —Strap-back Book, with an attractive ornament on front, fitted with coin purse and mirror. Size 6x9 in. Every bag is particularly —Pouch Bag, with selt-cov- ered frame and an enameled ornament on the lock. In- side frame pocket, with mirror fitted Priced at Sketched at Right ~—Under-the-Arm Bag, the 3 edge piped with silver leath- f er. Fitted with extra large change . purse and mirrer. Size 18 10%x7 in. Priced at . $7.50 Kann's—Street Floor. Cordurby Coolie Coats at $2.95 —Very new, very smart and practical are these lovely Coolie Coats, of embossed corduroy, finished with plain corduroy border of a matching color. Choice of lovely jewel colorings. Kann's—Second Floor.