Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1928, Page 16

14 AR SERVIGES PLAN JONTHANEINERS | ek st Army and Navy Planes to! 29 Savings! 4 : Follow Methods of Land ' Garment Bags, 79¢ ea. and Naval Forces. March Sale of —Eight Garment Bags of | unbleached cotton, with wire frame top and bottom. Frame can be removed. $1 Elastic Girdles, 59¢ —Made of heavy satin ma- terial with elastic sides and two pairs of hose supporters. New Mule Pumps $6.00 Pr. —Very smart indeed are these new low-cut pumps of patent leather, with their square toes, Cuban heels and lattice ornament Br the Associated Press. Plans for combined operations of the alr services of the Army and Navy have been worked out by the joint board of the two services along the lines of regu- Iations adopted for surface operations | Figured Crepe Pajamas at $1.00 —Children of 4 to 12 will find P these the most practical and of the military and naval forces. They | will be tried out for the first time this Summer, probably in connection with the joint Army and Navy battle practice in the defense of the entrance of Chesa- peake Bay | The Secretaries of War and the Navy have approved the plans of the joint board and instructions will be issued soon for the exercises to be carried cut this year. A variety of missions have been pro- vided for by the board, including t defense of home ports against enel raids from seaward; protection of se: borne commerce in the immediate v cinity of home ports, defense of posi- tions outside the continental limits of the United States; seizure, occupation and consolidation of advanced bases| against enemy opposition, defense of | advanced bases, and attack upon enemy | positions or enemy activities. To successfully carry out these mis- sions, the board has determined it will | be necessary for the two services to! harmonize their communication | tems, not only between the airplanes | and airships of the two services, but | both ways between air craft and bases on both ships and land. Special atten- tion will be given during the coming practice to communication systems, in which advantage will be taken of recent radio development. BIRTH DATA RULES TIGHTENED BY BOARD Civil Service Commission Finds Errors in Records for Retirement. The Civil Service Commission an- nounced today that it will require proof of birth dates from all appointees in the Pederal classified service in the future. The commission says that equitable administration of the retirement law is one of the most important reasons for its action, large numbers of false state- ments of birth having been discovered It is the intention of the commission to formulate a procedure whereby mis- Tepresentation in the matter of age will | be practically impossible. Al tments will not be considered as absolute until evidence or records have been furnished and the date of birth fixed to the satisfaction of the CITY PLANNING REPORTED AS OLD AS WASHINGTON Art Is Not New Development, Statement of Chamber of Commerce Holds. Although city planning is generally as a comparatively recent development, in reality it is as old as the City of Washington, which dates back to the L'Enfant plan of 1792. John Ihlder, manager of the civic development of the Chamber of Com- merce of the United States, sald re- cently that the recent forward move- ment in city planning does not mean | that the art is a new development. “When we say our present interest in city planning goes back some 15 or 20 years,” he said,” we do not mean that city planning in America began only 20 years ago. George Washing- ton's determination to have an ade- quate plan for the Federal City which bears his name, was not due to theory but to experience with the capital of his Btate, with the temporary capital of the nation, which he probably contrast- ed with certain unplanned cities. The plan of Washington, despite the ridicule heaped upon it by those who | could not look forward a century, hadi it contemporary effect in Buffalo, in | Detroit. But then followed a ‘period of | lack of vision until some twenty years | 2go, when, partly due to the World Fair | in Chicago, partly due o our increasing | ability to criticize ourselves, interest in | city planning had a new birth.” [ | Slip Covers nish material ip covers and 5 cushions for || Snap fasteners in- ch seam fin- e hound, Write or Phone for Samples R. L. Isherwood 1513 28th St. S.E. Lincoln 5350 Aear your Sl‘ih A Vlotchy, pimply ekin is not normal, LDon't eontinue 1 be embarrassed by it T thous wande, Jesinol Ointment bus brougnt a quick dearing swey of skin flections of one kind or another. ¥or gtubhors skin disorders, Voo -1 ecsma - ofven s Ly severe itching everywhere Seud iy phys der wt e (ULC et M wld druggrate sinol 1y size 3-piece I 2 pcs., 15¢ —Six-yard pleces of white cambric tape, or four-yvard pleces of size 4 colored tape. Special two pieces for 15c. 25¢ Sanitary Belts, 15¢ ~—Two-inch flesh colored elastic sanitary belts. Shears, Scissors, 50c —The shears are in 6 to 8 inch lengths, Bar- ber shears, 7-inch. And the scissors are 4 to 6 inches long. All of genuine steel. Shoe Bags, 35¢c ea. —Eight-pocket bags of col- orful cretonne in assorted patterns, Shoe Bags, 45¢ ea. —Twelve-pocket Shoe Bags of light and dark colored cretonnes, Rubber Aprons, 50c ea. —Large size Aprons in as- ;.fir'\fed colors. A very special Sewing Silk, 3 spools, 12¢ —50-yard Spools of Canton Sewing Silks, is assorted col- ors. Wash Cloths, 4 for 20¢ —Nice size Wash Cloths in assorted colors. Special in this sale. 50c Darning Silk, 35¢ —Good, Strong Darning Stlk in assorted colors. Put up in a leather case. 36¢ to 59¢ Sanitary Goods, 25¢ ea. —Skirts, step-ins and belts, slightly soiled rw handling. Other- wis€ in good condition. 50c Dress Shields, 39¢ pr. —Lenore Silk-covered Dress Shields in white and flesh, and sizes 2, 3 and 4. $1 Sanitary Aprons, 5§9¢ —Silk Sanitary Aprons, with rubber insert and lace edge. Sew-on Garters, 10c pr. —These are made of heavy suspender web in flesh col- or only. Darning Cotton 2 spools 15¢ —Mercerized Darning Cot- ton. Also darning silk, in black, white and colors. Ironing Board Covers 21c ea. —Good quality muslin cov- ers for ironing boards—low priced in this sale, Es-Kay Sanitary Napkin, 4 boxes $1 —Our own brand, made of Cellu Cotton —soluble. One dozen to a box. Hair Nets, 35¢ Dos. —Sonia single and double mesh hair nets, in cap shape only. All colors but white or gray. $1.00 Sanitary Goods 79¢ ea. —6tep-ins and bloomers of Kfil‘“ dot rayon with rub- er insert. $1.00 Scissors, 75¢ ea. ~—Imported hollow ground Belssors in 5, 517 and 6 inch lengths. Rubber Pants— Seconds 2 pairs 25¢ —Infants’ Rubber Pants, in overall style, Beconds of 25¢ qual- y. 10c Camisole Tape, 5c yd. ~A good quality Camisole Tape in assorted colors, o 10c and 16c¢ Dress Hangers, 2 for 15¢ ~~Enamel Hangers in assorted styles and colors, 26¢ Dress Shields, 19¢ pr. 3 pre., 60c ~Flesh and White Rayon 1 Bhields in assorted $3.50 Garment Bags ‘ $2.69 ea. Made of art ticking In mssorted colors, with hookless fasten- er, which makes the bag dust and moth proot 0. N. T. Spoeol Cotton #9¢ Dozen 250-yard spools —white 1n numbers 40 o 8O- black numbers 40 4 70 Y4-In. Double-Stretch Elastic, 26¢c Piece 12-yurd pleces, in white only. " A very specisl value 26¢ Dish Claoi Three for 19c Medium iz Cloths, Uiree 8 box ut Uis Jow price Kann's - Btreet Floor, Sports and Semi-Dress Straw Hats Reg. $2.95 and $3.95 Grades on Sale Tomorrow —Turbans, short backs, skull caps, side droops, $ i ers supply the trimmings and the colors include— clotches, etc., of Swiss hemps, spread hemps, patent milan, milan hemps, pedaline straws and novelty Black Almond Wood Sand Red Kann’s—Street and Second Floors. braids. The discontinued sample line of a large manu- facturer, bought in a special purchase and offered to you at a worth-while saving. Ribbons, pins and flow- Rose Glow Atmosphere Exceptional Values In New Spring Frocks $12.75 —The low price is only one of the attractions . .+« Their excellent materials, flat crepe, crepe de chine and georgette crepe—their smart styles, one and two . piece models, are other points of note. . . . Becoming vests are plain, or trimmed with buttons. The colors are sea green, queen blue, sky blue, poppy red and navy. Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 Misses’ Sizes 16 to 20 Kann’s—Second Floor. Junior Sizes 13 10 19 10 Fashionable $2.00 SILKS at $1.49 Yd. —The assortment includes the most fashionable new weaves, new designs and new Spring colors—offered at an astonishingly low price for silks of such qualities, 39-in. Printed Crepe de Chine. 39-in. Printed Georgette Crepe. 39-in. Brocaded Crepe de Cl " 39-in. Washable All-Silk Flat Crepe. 39-in Black Crepe-back Satin, 36-in. Printed Foulards, 36+-in. Plain Dress Taffetas. 36-in, Changeable Taffetas. Striped and Checked Tub-Silk Broad- New Printed “Orilon” Batistes and Dimities 45¢ Yd. Finshed Dresses Worn by Living Models —The . exquisitely beautiful designs are printed in the most delightful of color combinations on white or light grounds. These materials have a fine, crisp finish and the colors are abso- lutely fast. 36 inches wide. Kann’s—Street Floor. Spring Wool Fabrics $2.50 Yd. —Four new and popular wool fabrics are here for your choosing at this cloths, reasonable price. Ensemble tweeds, Plain White Tub-Silk Broadcloth, 33 flannels and wool crepes in inch. ashionable colors, Kann's—Street Floor, Kann’s—Street Floor, A Brilliant Collection of Smart Costume Jewelry at Only $1.00 Necklaces, Earrings, Bracelets VOGUE PATTERN N 0. —Fashionable women wear costume jewelry for definite reasons. It permits them to keep up with the mode, and its price permits a change with every change of costume. We are now offering particularly attractive assortments at this low price— . v gl e j v ol ind metal chaine and - , Ear- tructible pearls pendants of arti- rings and Brace- and cryatals, in a ticial pearls and lets. Unique and variety of smart cut stones. different. atyles. Kannw’s—Street Floor, 49¢ and 59¢ Felt- ase Floorcoverings =Ten different patterns for your choosing, and colors 1 suitable for hedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms and (. ‘ : r kitchens, Fvery yard perfect, and offered at a most \d. attractive reduction ments, Please bring floor measure Kann's—"Third I'loor, nicest kind of pajamas to we: for Spring and Summer. They are made of a fine quality figur crepe with silk frogs, drop seats and pearl button trimmings. Kann’s—Second Floor. K on the vamps. | to 7, with lig & linings. Sizes 2% ht colored Kann’s—Fourth Floor, extra wear. Fine Rayon We've Already S'ol;l Thousands of Pairs! Have You Tried— “BEMBERG” HOSE Full Fashioned —In appearance and wear yo that Ig = $1.00 Pr. u will find emberg Hose far outclass the ordinary rayon hose. A medium serv- ice weight hose that looks like silk and takes colors in their true tones. Made full fashioned for perfect fit with four- inch cotton welts and cotton soles for In fourteen of the most fashionable colors and sizes 8% to 10. Kann’s—Street Flogr. St. Patrick’s Day Favors and Novelties —Tally Cards, 25c and 35c doz. —Place Cards, 25c, 35c, Soc, 60c doz. —Invitations, 35c and $0c doz. —Noise Makers, 5c and 10c ea. —Party Caps and Aprons, 10c each. ~12 Snappers with favors, $9¢c. i —Seals and Cut-outs, 10c pkg. —Horns at 10c each. —Jack Horner Pies with 8 favors, $1.25. —Figures for tables, 50c ea. Kann's—Street Floor. Looking or Bok Bar gains? Ferneries With Copper Bowl $1.98 —For windows, sun parlors and porches, -2 you will find these fer- neries particularly at tractive, and practical. They are finished in black with dashes of gold paint on the standards and the base are ornamented with gilded metal leaves. The bowl for the fern is of copper—10; inches in size. Regular §2.49 value. Kann's—Third Floor The Downstairs Bookstore Offers These Order Now—Belgian Linen Slip Cover Sets $24.50 Usually $32.50 to $37.50 —These covers will be made for any three-piece suite of turmture (without separate cushions) re- gardless of the quantity of mate- rial required at this low price. The linen is our own mportation, and is a fine grade in attractive striped effects, SO inches wide. The covers are guaranteed to fit and are fin ished with felled seams. -—\‘llc' covers for separate ns will be made for $1 Kann's—Third Floor. —Through Science to God, by Floyd L. Dar- row. (Pub. at $250). Our price..... $1.00 \_(:raclcs, by Floyd L. Darrow. (Pub. at 500 —This is the Life. Walt McDougall. (Pub. .50) .. 2 sevelt and the Old G (Pub. at $400) .... o —Readings from the An (Pub. at §250).. —Secret of the Rosita Forbes. (Pub. at §3 —Stories from the Farly Fleming. (Pub. at -N.mo?cnn‘a Ca Belloe. (Pub. at § —Roosevelt in the I ands. Hagedorn. .82, (Pub. at §. cetesiriesiiee —Lafeadis Hearn's American (Pub. at $450)............ —And many others, uard. Moore, ) n Mercury. s QNN Hilaire $1.50 Days. 42 Ins. High Wrought-Iron : | Stamped Goods Specially Priced $1.00 —Pillowcases, of fru and best quality tub- inge- . . —Linen Scarfs, finish stitching. Simple designs of the loom $1.00 Pair ed with hem- 2 for $1.00 Linen Tea Towels, ready hemmed. Stamped with casy designs...... 3 for $1.00 ~—Stamped Curtains, of good qual. ity white material. f Pairs, $1.00 Stamped Aprons, of good qual- ity uchleached maternal ... 6 for $1.00 Kann's—Fourth Floor Sale! Sample Card Handkerchiefs Savings of 15 to 15! =An importer’s Sample € including novelty cottons, plain linens, with embroider designs, ete, “ard Handkerchief, novelty linens and ed corners, cut-out o e 1 8¢—3 for 50¢ so¢ 8¢ Grades Urades 29¢ 49¢ Rann's < Street $1 to Sus Urades 09¢ Floor, -