Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1928, Page 20

" 20 ; g, VEMBER 9, 1928, TRIAL BOARD ASKS ; Candy Specials Just Ready! p zl{algtsi‘y. K%z?g:largapg% k —Scott’s 1929 Standard q pound, for Postage Stamp Cata- One and Two Pound Boxes FINES FOR OFFIGERS Recommendations Made in ; Cases of Six Policemen. ;z_w : ) Pls::ae:ut Bitter Cream juares, un Another One Warned. 't Kann's—Street Floor. —Always as low to be more careful in_the future, in The New Dinner and Dance Frocks sl wie. . | Forecast a Colorful Season drew the reckless driving warning, He | B was the driver of a car which In June | R oo iauldor WA, collided at Seventeenth and K. streets | ng Cream 1 Downstairs Bookstore. Recommendations for fines for six members of the police force were made ; today by the Police Trial Board, which | met in all-day session at the sixth pre- | cinct yesterday. Another policeman | ‘was found guilty on a charge of reck- | less driving and got off with a warning | Toiletries We Are Showing Metal and Transparent Velvet Combined for Misses at $16.50 —This clever combination of mate- rials is singularly striking and ex- quisite, the metallics being in beau- tiful colors that contrast artistically with the transparent velvets, New models feature draped skirts and Charges of getting into a taxicab and leaving their precinct while on- duty against Pvts. T. V. Garrison and M. | T. Mullen brought a recommendation'f from the board of fines of $50 each. i Pvt. S. Harrison, second precinct, acted as his own attorney in defense | of & charge that he was found wasting time in a gasoline station at Eleventh street and Rhode Island avenue Octo- ber 22. A fine of $15 was recommended, A charge of failng to ring in against Pvt. W. D. Young was dismissed. Smart Costume ile more men are finding work n i i orway many women are omxs their 4 pouuo{u. % i e “ e - You Can Buy for Heaviest Fine $75. uibb'’s Tooth Paste. .2 13 N ol s Exquisite New for charge of havnig been intoxicated while 3 Cakes Palmolive Soap on duty. Williams asked the board for 1 19¢ of $50 was recommended for Pvt. M. J. | Geary. Geary was brought before the northeast. Razor Blades for....56c Tosommentncisn T0F & Aue of 150 o SNaL e than Ttwo Of Metal Cloth, Tulle, Silk (d i 'y home of David Limerick on A street No Mail or Phone Orders. Moire, Taffeta, Satin, noftheast, Kann’s—Street Floor. i iy b - —The new dance frocks, with the new uneven hems, gracefully dip th boufiant styles trimmed with moires and satins, some showmg the huge ribbon bows, lovely flowers, new bustle skirts and close-fitted $1‘OO gold, fire, orchid, white and black, Rose Nile Green R sl Sizes 14 to 20 Flesh and Black ith th . - N - T St ek, At | - mended for Pvt. A. G. Williams of the | sixth precinct, who pleaded guilty to & 30c : . Evening the hance. . O a charge of conduct prejudicial 3 Cakes Camay Toilet to the good order of the force, a fine Soap 2le ! 4711 Totiet Soap. .. .. I | ‘RO C Ig 5 5 50c Mifflin Alcohol....25¢ 4 DorT with Hensy Poserson, 805 B stvect | Pkg. 10_Gillette Safety vl dation f¢ e e tuvp or et packages to a customer. Other Fines Recommended. and Chiffon o Noviing tinck, ancd g graceful moulded hip lines, Other owil s, and are made wi fr £ taffeta the slender molded new hips; also ocks are of ta » GEbegette, rhinestones, buckles; and the new basques. colors are nile green, peach, maise, Gold Fire tal and opaque stones. Each, vy Bana) Sizes 16 to 20 ot o s ) T 1 3 5 *, and 60 inch necklaces of crys- Kann’s—Second Floot, tals and artificial pearls, pearls and crystal combinations. Choice, $1.00. Sale! Writing Papers and Pictures = 39¢ 49¢ ; chromium - plated 2 s —At this price you will find sev- —A varied assortment of fram- iy m‘;'"l":"‘ sral hundred boxes of high-grade ed prints, including a nurhber of ‘cases and boxes, Choice, $1.00. papers, including both foreign Frederick Remington and Max- Eann's—Street Floor. and domestic makes. Many with field Parrish pictures. Also some 5 fancy lined envelopes. Choice of of Parthington’s “Coming white and fashionable -colors. Through the Rye.” Choice of a These boxes are odds and ends variety of sizes—the frames taken from: regular, stock—and themselves worth much more none are worth less than $1,00. than the sale price. Kann’s—Street Floor. Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats ~—There are styles for every costume. Sizes Of black and brown kid, black satin, 7 to 14 gun metal and patent leather. Every * ; pair made on a combination last with built-in arch, Four of the new models are sketched Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Brooches and “SELMA” Full-Fashioned Silk Hose For Diseriminating Women —Selma hose are the choice of fashionable women — because they ‘are . beautiful, because they wear well, and because they are modestly priced. Every pair is made and dyed S h O e S at e tair;::flosx:ding to our own specifica- We Suggest: —“Selma” Full-Fashioned Hose with short lisle welts, lisle heels and toes. Sizes 8% to 10 at— $1.35—3 Prs. for $3.90 —“Selma” All-silk Chiffon Hose inter- lined with lisle for extra wear. Sizes 8%, to 10. At— $1.50—3 Prs. for $4.35 —“Selma” All-silk Chiffon Hose with picot tops. Sizes 8% to 10. At— $1.756—3 Pra, for $5.10 Most Popular Shades Light Metal Aw lolll"‘l‘l‘in Cul Sand Kann's—Street Floor. We Can Show You 15 Smart Styles of Merry Maid Arch-Supporting = 'ASpcwl Purchase “New Lace Neckwear —When the first real cold arrives, these are the sort of coats that young fashionables of 7 to 14 will want to wear. Sports and dressy models are in the collection, and every coat with a soft, warm collar of fur; some also with fur cuffs. Every coat is fully lined and warmly interlined. And all show the new back trimmings. New Dresses for Girls —An unusually pretty collection of Dresses for girls of 7 to 14. Smart little jerseys, crepe de chines, wool s, and velve! some simply tailored, others in more dressy styles, Leatherette Felt Hats Beacon Plaid Rain Sets $2.95 Bath Robes $4.49 Tott Tekt n e s $2.95 —Raincoat and hat to fonable Winter color- match, of tan, brown, ings. The majority in puuXuriously Warm Ted, navy, green and the new turned-up- cloth, in bright-colored black leatherette. The brim styles. And all pl#:ln pn"&ern:‘;n Fleece-lined Coats in smartly trimmed with ::"m edmwl s ar; the new belted styles fosthors o Gondd WED The New Butterfly and Crystal Pleated SKIRTS A Sample Sale All-Wool Robes For Misses and Women $5.95 «.justthe train for unexpect- ed trips when on-time arri- wvals are most important...and areal “special” for every trav- eler going South. Leaves Washington 3:30 P.M. Daily Richmond, Fredericksburg and PotomacR.R. and Seaboard Air Line Railway Modern, all-steel equipment «.Cluband Observation Cars «Section, Compartment and Drawing RoomSleeping Cars «..Coaches...superb Dining Car Service withthatdistinc- tive Seaboard cuisine...plus personal attention from a carefully selected and con- scientious staff. Automatic Block Signals Por further information or reservations, consult your local Ticket Agent, or G. W. VIERBUCHEN District Passenger Agent 714 14th St. NW. ‘Washington, D. C. Telephone Main 637 New Short Scarfs $1.65 —Soft Eagle Crepe Scarfs, bright colored figured duwn:. on tan, gray and white Novelty Cuff Glace Gloves $2.95 —Imported Gloves, of glace, with novelty turn-down cuffs and heavy stitched backs. 8izes 5% to 7%, in black with white, tan, mode, beaver, gray and white. Pull-on Washable Fabric Gloves $1.00 Pr. —Smart New Gloves, of a ‘washable, suede-finished ric. Made with English-cut thumbs, self-stitched backs and small scalloped tops, Gray, mode, nut, beaver and cinnamon, Sizes 5% to 8. with patch pockets, to 14 years. The Great Sale of Rayon Underwear Is Now Offering 1,000 Super-Rayon Garments at 94c 1,500 Super-Rayon Garments at $1.34 400 Extra Size Rayon Garments at 94c 2,000 Fine Rayon Garments at 64c 900 Children’s Rayon Garments | B4¢c, 64c, 84c —This is one of the greatest rayon sales we have ever held, in point of quantity, quality and variety at such exceptionally low prices. Every garment an acceptable Christmas gift! Kann’s—Street Floor. Children’s “Germania” Chinchilla Coats vir $10.75 Values > —Little girls of 2 to 6 years can have warm coats of the famous Germania Chinchilla at this spe- cial price tomorrow. Double and single breasted models, Warmly suede lined! Kann’s—Second Floor. $3.95 —The “Butterfly” Skirts are in the college colors, for wear to the foot ball game, on the campus, or at home. In three-color combinations, red, navy, and gray; red, powder, and navy; also navy, powder, and blue. —The Crystal Pleated Skirts are snug fitting, fine pleated models that give the girlish slender- ness so much desired; in all the Fall shades, red, light and dark green, gray, brown, tan, blue, rose, Independence blue, and black. Made on waist- bands. —26 to 32 waistbands in both styles. Kann’s—Second Floor. Novelty Crepe Gowns and Pajamas at —The pajamas in two-piece, s'lip-‘ over coat style—in pink, peach and white—sizes 15, 16 and 17. .The $ gowns are in novelty prints—round, V and square necks—regular and ex- tra sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. row! Reg. $7.95 to $12.50 Values —Novelty plaids! Striking color com- binations! Mannish styles! Just the robes most women desire because they are warm yet light of weight. We se- cured a well known manufacturer's samples and of course, being samples, some of them are slightly soiled. If you are going to give any one a robe for Christmas see these early tomor- Kann’s—Second Floor. —One can easily have a differ- ent Bag for every costume when such desirable styles as these are obtainable at only $195. Genuine leathers— pouch and flat shapes—black and colors—there’s at least fifty different styles in this special assortment—bags that usually cost you $2.95! Kann's—Street Floor.