Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1929, Page 21

SALES at Kann's) ‘Reg. $9 “Sandura” Felt- Base Art Squares - $3.99 ca. —9x12 and 9x10%; ft. Art Squares—of heavy felt . SIPBIDDERS BARE HTUANTC AR DEAS Proposal to Start Dirigible, | Plane Service Made to Shipping Board. ! Our Own Importation Over 3,800 White Irish Cotton Handkeérchiefs 7c ea—T75¢ doz. —1If you have handkerchiefs to buy either for your- self or for gifts—this is your chance to do so, and save money. They are pretty Irish cotton hand- kerchiefs—every one white with self cord borders in assorted patterns. New, smart and most eco- nomically priced. Buy them by the dozen. Kann's—Street Floor. An Outstanding Group of New Large Dresses Sizes 38 to 44, base in the newest colors and patterns. Every rug 40% to 5214 guaranteed to be perfect. Sanitary and easy to : clean. : g 6x9-f1. Size, $1.99 flwht $16.50 Reg. $35 Seamless Velvet Rugs, Special —Beautiful, heavy quality rugs in a variety of patterns and bright color- $23,50 ings for Winter. A seamless grade in the 9x12 and 814x10;-ft. sizes. Kann’s—Third Floor. Our “QUEEN” Card Tables Regularly $2.45 - $1.99 _Istrong, durable tables, light in weight and in the regulation height. They have mahogany- finished frames, green leatherette tops, nickel- plated corners, strong supports and silencers. By the Associated Press. | The Shipping Board reccived bids yesterday for the purchase of two of | its largest lines—the United States | Lines and the American Merchant ! Line, and heard a proposal by one of the bidding firms to const airships | and airplanes for use in transatlantic | commerce B The airship and airplane suggestion | was included in the bid of Gibbs Bros., Inc, and J. H. Winchester, Inc.. both New York firms, which said it was their intention to construct airplanes and airships for use in conjunction with | steamships. The airships would be used | for regular transatlantic flights and | would cventuaily make bi-weekly cross- | ings. The planes would be used for |} Kann's—Fourth Floor. ship-to-shore and shore-to-ship serv- | B ice with steamers. —Every dress in this group has been carefully selected to give the utmost slender- izing effect, skillfully adapted to the new Spring styles. Here the descrimi- nating woman of good taste will find a becoming style. Every dress is reinforced across the back, and the ma- terials are embroidered geor- gettes, striking new prints, flat crepes, canton crepes and plain georgettes in the new Spring colors— Brocaded Rayon Bedspreads Special at $2.98 —Attractive, colorful spreads, in 81x105-in. size, which is long enough to' cover the and_of _this s the Leviathan, of the United States This comp: each for t Merchan Sale o 13 desired by the Shipping B another step toward the the Government’s merc private operation. T. V. O'Connor, chairman. of the board, expressed gratification with the | bids reccived. Rigid Craft Proven, They Say. | In their airship proposal, the Gibbs | > == and Winchester fitms suggested that | entire bed, including the - g it would be best to carry only mail pillows. The colors are Violet Royal Blue Fuchsia Brown and express until the project had been | }-ose. dbll_xe, 1;zreen ;nd thoroughly tried out and perfected, and avender; all are fin- In Sizes 36 to 52 Green Beige o Special at it was considered safe to enter ths | ished with scallops. passenger business. The proposal ex- pressed the opinion that recent de- Kann’s—Street Floor. velopment of a rigid type airship had proven conclusively the feasibility of ocean travel by air. The companics proposed to use the —An unusual purchase of these popular Hoover Aprons is offered tomor- row at this very special price. They are made of good quality chambrays The collars airplanes in a ship-to-shore service and muslins. yMeta] Bed Outfits Bed, Spring, Mattress A Sale of 600 Reg. $1.00 —Very attractive, practical outfits, each con- sisting of a two-inch continuous-post bed, a good two-band spring and an all-cotton mat- tress. Choice of all sizes at this modest price. Kann’s—Third Floor, Kann’s—Second Floor. with incoming vessels for the transfer of both passengers and mail and for shore-to-ship service with outgoing steamers_for the trahsfer of mail. It | was explained that it was not prac- | ticable to carry passengers in . the| shore-to-ship service because of the | dangers involved in landing planes | elther on the decks of ships or in the ! sea alongside. The proposal was con- | ditioned upon “a reasonable additional mail compensation from the Govern- ment.” % NEW MINE-LAYING SUB TO BE TESTED BY NAVY V-4 to Demonstrate Value in Trials to Be Conducted Several Weeks Off Provincetown. By the Associated Press. Officihl trials of the Navy's new rgine-laying submarine V-4, “will be| made off Provincetown, Mass., begin- ning tomorrow and continuing for five or_six weeks. ‘The tests, which will be ‘under the s@pervision. of -the. Nayy Department’s board of inspection and survey, will in- clude various submerged runs, firing of oes and laying of mines. e hydrographic office of the_department {m issued a h::amix;g to ‘?‘hc.ié)plng to eep a good ut for periscopes dur- ing that period. i The V-4 is the first mine-laying sub- marine built by the United States Navy. She measures 381 feet in length and has a surface displacement of 2,890 tons. ‘The new craft, built at the Portsmouth, H. Navy Yard, completed her (TR 100 More 16-Rib Silk Umbrellas $2.98 —A new shipment of quality silk um- rellas. Some have plain borders, others novelty— Porto Rican Hand-Embroidered GOWNS 59¢ 2 for $1.00 —Pretty gowns to please the most exacting woman. They are hand made of a and all have amber-like firm quality muslin, and handles, tips and fer- are decorated with color- rules. The colors in- ful sprays of hand em- clude— broidery. Round, vee and N;vy. Green, Red, square neck styles in pink, rown, Purple, Black With White peach or white. Sizes for Kann's—Street Floor.” Special Sale—$39.75 to $59.50 Winter Coats With Beautiful Fur Trimmings $28 —Most of the coats in this collection represent manufacturers’ over- stocks, and they are all fresh, new, fine coats, but the mild win- 7 9c ':,er hasfll‘eft hl:gc fl}‘n“mfi. “shakedown” cruise in Novembe: 1es on the makers hands, — — which must be closed out. HEUMATIC PAIN ot looing, moll; There ar also a few from wwsowb 2 silver finishes, each our own stock included. Toe Oid and Popular Tor mounted on a swinging Th‘Y are in black, with h easel. Choice of & variety 1ol b 3o of sizes at this low price. black, or light furs, also o in colors, head, face and limbs. Hund: of testimonials. _All Kann's—Street Floor. $1.50 Fountain Syringes 69c¢ —Number Two, Purity Fountain Syringes of red rubber. The well-known Seiberling make — com- plete with three attach- ments. Kann’s—Street Floor. are pointed and Tuxedo styles of white muslin, The aprons are in— White, Pink, Blue and Lavender Kann’s—Second Floor, misses and women. Kann’s—8Second Floor. _ Regular $1.00 Picture Frames Best Values We've Ever Offered In, Curtains, Draperies and Homefittings At $1.00 Special Purchase Lace Neckwear $1.00 to $1.50 Values 67c ea. —An unusually lovely and varied collection of neckwear—some of all lace, others of georgette combined with lace. There are collars with cuffs, panels with cuffs, collars “ith DANDRUFF | A Sure Way to End It ‘ ‘There is one sure way that never | falls to remove dandruff completely, | and that is to dissolve it. This | destroys it entirely. To do this, | just get about four onces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at | night when retiring; use in enough | to moisten the scalp and rub ii| in gently with the finger tips. | By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and two or three more applications will com- pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. H You will find, too, that all itching | and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. | You can get liquid arvon at any /] drug store and four onces is all you need This simple remedy —Advertisement. UGH is usually Nature's effort to clear the air pas- sages of germ-laden mucus that obstructs breathing. RTUSSIN not only helps Nature to free you of excessive phlegm but it soothes the inflame mation and relieves the cough spasms, PERTUSSIN is freely given for frritating coughs with excellent results, and has heen favorably known te practising ph and pharmacists for more 20 years. If PERTUSSIN does not re- lieve your cough in a' reasonable tin t is wise to consult your physician, Sold by all drugoists in arge and small bottles e fo Every Cough * Framed Pictures Specially Priced 55¢ .--Beautifully colored rints that will add a right note of color in the den, or some dark spot in the home. Choice of a variety of subjects and sizes. Each attractively framed. Kann’s—Street Floor. Regular $1.69 Washable Flat Crepe $1.29 yd. —A very heavy, firmly woven washable flat crepe, which really seems to improve with wash- ing. It is 39 inches wide, and shown in thirty of the leading colors; also all black and all white. Kann's—8treet Floor. Fast Color Percales 24c¢ yd. —These are the best quality percales, in neat figured and flowered de- signs; all new prints. Very specially priced. Kann's—Street Floor. Misses’, Women’s {abots’ attached, Swectheart et collar and cuff sets ol eal ace and Extra Sizes Cana "vestees with or . without Kann’s—Second Floor, ure iy Kann’s—S8treet Floor. A Special January Sale of the Nationally Known WEAREVER ¢ “WEAR-EVER” TRADE MARK 8 ALUMINUM Offers a Wide Variety of Utensils at Special’ Prices! . —3-qt. Covered Saucepans. Regu- larly $1.75. Special @t............. $ l 000 . —4-qt. Self-Basting Covéred Wind- sor Kettles. Ruuullgfly $1.75,at..... $ l 000 . —2-qt. Lip) . —3-pc. Lipped Saucepan Sets. Reg- ularly $2.65. Speclnll,, set . $l -98 . —10-inch Greaseless Griddles. Reg- larly $2.00. Speeial, each s l -29 . —8-inch Wood-Handle Fry Pans. Regularly $1.75. Special, each $ l 000 . —10-qt. Dinner Kettles. $2.20. Special, each " Revutary g caen"speens 3.for $1.00 9, —2-qt. E 50 e caners. Regulntly 67 98 10 —2-qt. i Bpectal, sacn s S $1.98 11. —5-qt. Tea Kettles. Regularly $3 Kann’s—Street and Third Floors. Sash and Top Curtain Sets.... $1.00 Reversible Terry Cretonnes, 2 yds,, $1.00 Cretonne Pillows. . .2 for $1.00 Cretonne Chair Pads.....4 for $1.00 Opaque Window Shades..2 for $1.00 38-in. French Marquisette, 4 yds, $1.00 Marquisette Sash Curtains, | 4 prs., $1.00 Tapestry Pillow Tops 4 for $1.00 Velour Runners and Scarfs.ea., $1.00 Velour Drapery Strips....each, $1.00 .50-in. Sunfast Damask....yd., $1.00 Crash Cretonnes 4 yds, $1.00 36-in. Filet Nets... .3 yds., $1.00 Net Door Panels..........4 for $1.00 Velour and Rayon Pillows.2 fer $1.00 Velour and Damask Valancing, 2 yds., $1.00 Ecru Curtain Scrim 8§ yds., $1.00 36-in. Dotted Swiss 4 yds, $1.00 Colored Leatherette Hassocks, Each, $1.00 Dupont Leatherette Cushions, 2 for $1.00 36-in. Theatrical Gauze.4 yds., $1.00 36-in. Drapery Materials, 3 yds., $1.00 Chintz Cretonnes 3 yds., $1.00 Velour and Leatherette Has- socks each, $1.00 Sash Curtains of scrim, voile and marquisette. . . 2 prs., $1.00 Mattress Covers, full and twin SIZ08 .....ciiiiniiennne each, $1.00 yd., $1.00 Heavy Valance Fringe......yd.,, $1.00 Velour and Rayon Pillows. .ea., $1.00 Eight Styles of CURTAINS Pair 1 o Panel —Panels, straight curtains, ruf- fled, and criss-cross curtains, of marquisette, voile, or Scotch lace, in white, cream, ecru, and beige. Many with colored borders, insertions, ete. Kann's—Third Floor, 12%e Cotton Crash TOWELING 8c yd. —This is a fine, absorbent quality, very closely woven, of good weight, wl‘a:l blue striped border. Buy sev- eral yards tomorrow at a saving. Part-Linen Face Towels 25¢ ea. —Huck towels, part linen, ver; clogely woven, with nm:humi h:lnu. An excellent value at the price. Kann's—Street Floor. Stamped Scarfs and Centers 39¢ ea. —18x48-inch scarfs and 36-inch centerpieces of tan and white materials. Stamped for plain or ahn.ded embroidery. Stamped Luncheon Sets 39%¢ ea. —Five-pi ? wiite, mastenial, © tampes for simple embroidery. Kann’s—Fourth Floor.