Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1930, Page 22

K3 | “B—10 w& il THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930. L HOUSEGROP 8 REPORTS 3BILS ' fwo Zihiman Measures and t i Boxing Proposal Are - & Favored. Kann’s March Sale of Housewares Features Savingsin China and Glass! A Sale of Smart Smocks, Hoovers, ber of which shall be a member of the lice Department. i DTG DUl was" intréficed * by Chairman Zihlman at the request of the District Commissioners and author- izes the Commissioners to_settle claims and suts against the District. An amendment was added as a proviso that this legislation shall not be construed as giving any person, corporation, part- mership or association any »rlshl to In- stitute a suit against the District which did not exist prior to the passage of this legislation. s FLETCHER SUGGESTS WOMEN VOTE IN HAITI Tdea of Member of Commission Creates Much Interest Among Those Concerned. By the Associated Press. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, March 5.| I —Henry P. Fletcher, member of Presi- dent Hoover's commission to Haiti, has suggested the possibility of women's suffrage in Haiti, u:der the future pol- itical rearrangement ‘The idea has created much interest among women here as to its likelthood of enactment into law. Haitian treaty and the cleaning out of treaty civil officials except a few desired to be kept. He warned that “the streets will run deep in blood election day, with bolh Haitians and Marines falling, President Hoover proclaims an act for al government until it is possi- E to elect Deputies and Senators who ‘would name a President.” WORKERS CELEBRATE DEPARTMENT CREATION Electrified Consolette . Sewing Machine Cost You Only $75 —An attractive walnut-fin- ished consolette model, with full set of attachments, sew- ing lamp. Built in the head Westinghouse motor and adjustable knee control. $2 Down Convenient Payments Kann's—Fourth Floor. Kamf " e2x84 in. 3198 45284 in. i$229 —4-Pc. Waffle Sets, of spiral 32-Pc. Luncheon | =+~ $1.00 Sets—4 Patterns —Attractive, octa- { gon - shaped sets, 3 9 8 with colorful nas- turtium design on $ [ ivory -body — or the famous Willow pattern in pink, blue or green. A service for six. A rare value, Kann's—Third Floor. ‘ s —8ix Ci and Six Saucers, of chm,uzeonud American porcelain. Low priced Q¢ at, set .. . Soap Chipper & Sample of Fels-Naptha Soap - : ' Given Away! e —A Fels-Naptha represen- Spe- tative is here to acquaint 6 for $1 you with the excellent qualities of this already popular laundry soap. To- gether with his demon- stration he will give away a 3-inch width sample bar of Fels-Naptha and one household size soap chip- per as shown. (No mail or hone orders. None . de- ivered) . Special During Demonstration 10 Bars Fels-Naptha, 48¢ Kann's—Third Floor. Many Other Specials in China, Glass, Housewares 55 . Electrical Goods Kann’s—Third Floor. In This Sale at Unusually Low Prices 1,50 Window Shades ( ‘ 1 | —69¢ “Alhambra” Opaque Shades. 4'90 Size 3x5.9 —98¢ “Riverside” Oil Shades. Size 3x5.9 . 690 —85c “Lakewood” Holland Shades. 590 —$1.00 “Hamilton” Holland Shades. Size 3x5.9 79c —$1.69 “Harmony” Oil Shades. 38-in. $ 4 19 R ide by 6 ft. 9 in. I ee » Extra Size Shades e s Oil -Opaques Slight Seconds Also in the Sale o < g ] —Seconds, 85 —Seconds, $1.00 —Seconds, $1.39 Ol Opaque Holland Shades Duplex Shades 39c ea. 49c ea. 59c ea. Kann's—Third Floor. New! Needle-Painted Pictures A Charming Diversion for Art Needleworkers $1.00 ea. ' —You need not -go to Paris to take a lengthy course in -order to make one of these pictures. A few “strokes” with your needle, a “dab” of silk here and there, and you have a charming decoration for your wall. The subjects, painted on linen, re- guire just a little embroidery to complete the picture. Linen P!cture. floss. needle and instruction sheet all for One Dollar, Frame with black border $1.50 extra Kann's—Fourth Floor. 43 raft-Wove” Heavy Grass Rugs In New Stenciled Designs $6.95 —If you are looking for unusually at- tractive rugs at an inexpensive price you will be interested in seeing these., Some have plain centers with pretty borders, others are in all-over patterns, with designs stenciled in rose, blue, green, brown, etc. Third Floor, . Eighth a!ud D Sts. Uniforms in a Special Sale e For Wear at Home or in Office; for Waitresses’ and Nurses’ Needs and Beauty Parlor Attendants —We have secured another Jot of these popular garments to offer at the same price.. The previous sales we have held have demonstrated their popu- larity and now it is difficult to supply the demand. They are made of fine chambray, and broadcloth, with long or short sleeves, in white and colors. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. ASample Sale of Women’sDainty Bed Jackets— $2.49 $2.95 to $6.95 Values Flat Crepe - - .Albatross Crepe de Chine Georgette —Dainty, fet, essentially prac- tical, ‘bed jackets. A manufac- turer’'s sample line, slightly soiled from handling, yet easily cleaned with soap and water. Some are cleverly tailored, others are trimmed with fine laces, u;ucéles orl h::d-e‘glhrdd- ery an ny pleats. 'omen’s sizes in the delicate pastel \ shades. Especially nice for the invalid. Kann's—Second Floor, Dainty Undies Need Cost You But 59¢ —Truly you will be fascinated with this lovely collection of underthings . . . panties of rayon crepe and flat crepe (a cotton and rayon fabric); chemise and step-ins of voile; gowns, slips, bloomers, chemise and step-ins of fine muslins . .. clever styles, lace trimmed or tailored. In misses’ and wom- en’s sizes. Muslin garments in extra sizes, also. Kann's—Second Floor. Special! Congress Playing Cards ¥ ) 50(3 pack 2 Packs for 95¢ —The regular official Auction or Bridge decks of fancy-back cards, in designs that will not be reprinted by the United States Playing Card Com . The bi are in pretty colors and include among the many sub- Garden, X Gcrse. Meet, un, At Sea, Masqueraders, etc. Printed Silk Dresses $12 Featuring Capes, Jackets, Peplums, and Flares —There are thirty or more dis- tinctive and individual styles from which to select at this one price. The new silhouette, of course, is still the leader among Spring modes, and fre- quently varied by capes and jackets. There are also many snug new bodice styles. Flares and hemlines predominate in the skirts, Plain silk frocks are in attractive new shades. Sizes 14 10 20, 36 to 44, and 46 to 50 Kann's—Second Floor. Flat Crepe $1.19 yd. 40 Inches Wide —A beautiful lustrous’ rayon flat crepe, guaranteed to wash and to give good service. Especially suitable |/ for making dresses, blouses, slips, for lining coats, etc. 40 inches wide and shown in the desirable shades of— Pink Samoa Green Orchid Tan Peach ) Purple Nile Mai Navy Rose Pilot Blue Blue Jay White Brown "~ Black Kann's—Street Floor: Vogue Pattern No 5187—75c ‘Suit Blouses of Flat Crepe Are Sleeveless $1.95 —Frilly fronts, neat collars, or a smart little bow finish- ing off a “V” neck are some of the details that make these suit blouses unusually attractive. The popular col- ors are eggshell, powder blue, tan, aquamarine, nile green, orchid, pink and white: Sizes 34 to 40 Kann's—Second Floor. Women’s “Zapon” D’Orsay Slippers $ 1.00 pr. —Delightfully comfortable, very smart boudoir slippers. Made of Zapon, a compesition that looks like patent Meather. -In black, red or blue. All with soft padded soles and Cuban heels. Priced within reach of . every purse,