Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1930, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHING1UN, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1930. 25 3 Kann has ready today B The First $2 Fiction for $| ‘ in line with the new policy of certain book publishers BRONZE PLAQUES ~ TOHONOR MATHER [Tributes Planned in Memo- Mal to Creator of National Parks in U. S. Painful Feet Get Quick Relief! " & perpetual bronze memorial fo the WOrk of the late Stephen T. Mather, “ereator of the national parks of the United States,” will be placed in every bational park and monument. John Hays Hammond, chairman of Wbe Mather appreciation committee, said B announcing the plan that it would Bot interfere with other .ributes to the work of Mather either by States or unities or the creation of another park to be named for him. “The committee proposes to secure She services of an outstanding sculptor to prepare a suitable bronze plaque to be placed in each of the 23 national and 33 national monuments,” he 8Mld. “This plaque would carry in re- lief the bust of Stephen T. Mather, ac- companied by his name and suitable epitome of his work; also a sentence or two from his writings to carry his to each and every visitor to the national parks for all time to come.” Falls to Death in G;rge‘ CANON CITY, Colo., May 26 (#).— Falling 200 feet’ from the top of the Gorge into a crevice, Roland Schmid, 15, of Denver, was killed ves- y. The youth was attempting to take a photograph of the gorge. l,)'. tstha"’l 00t Ezxpert Will Be Here Until n Thursday! “The Door,” A Mysery Novel « « . nOW $1 by Mary Roberts Rinehart was $2 | —He will make a thorough, sclentific analysis of your feet; develop prints which clearly reveal your ailment and show you what to do to get immediate and life- long relief. This valuable service will cost you noth- ing, nor obligate you to buy anything. Don't miss this unusual opportunity. Re- member the date. “Loyal Lover” . . . . . . now §1 by Margaret Widdemer was §2 “Young Man of Manhattan” now $1 by Katharine Brush was $2 “My Aunt Angie” . . . . . now $1 by Roy L. McCardell was $2 Fourth Floor. Personal Service will fill mail and telephone orders Downstairs Bookstore An Inexpensive Addition to the Sheer Season Chiffon Voile ¢ Dresses, $2.95 i 4 3 Beautifully Printed Cottons! 3 ‘3 New hintz |~ SHADES At Special Prices! | | I | —On hot days when you do not want to wear your more ex- “; pensive, real chiffon, the delightfully cool chiffon voile frocks I will be exactly what you want. Lovely flower and foliage de- 1 signs as fresh and quaint as an old-time garden. In misses’ frocks the short capelet or the shoulder cape predominates. l Women'’s styles have short sleeves or are sleeveless; and all are graceful and slenderizing. I I 59c Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 46 $1.28 $2.00 18 inch.. ..$2.50 —A very delightful new Super Artex Fibre Rugs vogue is for pleated chintz Kann's—Second Floor. | | Inexpensive : ] | | hades. in pat- ‘ I ggxfrtxp e 1};*;1?_ 'j'f’fm'x —9x12 and 8x10 ft. rugs of heavy fibre, in pat. - I I their bright colors and terns and colors that will add new beauty to Summer Silk ‘ i charming ~ designs add an your home. Rugs that are noted for their I irresistible note of gayety to SR . [ ] L. 9 ¢ i i If the Summer home. durability offered here at a most modest price. Ch]]dren S i ki Smaller sizes to match. | Rayon Undi | Daytona Grass Rugs E:eex ltzli Luxt;1 g::;:s Rugs ayon naies . For Dress, For Sports, I _ -~ 9x12-ft. rugs - o | E“p:'” r‘:":d (510 ft. heavy $ 4‘95 s b s oo $22 For Vacation Wear | AT PALEITA. 8x10-ft. Size—$§20.00 59 c I . Smaller Si: M | 30x60 Rattania Fibre Rugs PSS i $ 6 SSeatter s rugs that $1.50 18x36-In. Chenille Rugs —Lovely Summer garments—cool, L Aok many an practical and inexpensive. Nicely e made of soft rayon—in pastel —If you expect to take advantage of ’ shades. Reinforced at all points Memorial Day for a week end trip, of wear and properly sized. ou probably want a fresh new frock 0 put into the suit case. You will Sizes 4 to 14 nd these the most suitable of styles. ashable crepes, printed silks with /2| T Coimbinations light and dark backgrounds, flowered / fi- Panties georgettes and shantungs. Sleeveless rnMed Bloomers models, cape-sleeved styles, frill and - Plain Bloomers lace trimmings. Kann's—8treet Floor. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 40 and 42 to 46 Kann's—Second Floor. —Pretty, serviceable rugs for b mnas 230 it o A 50 re N e 18x36.in. Rugs—98c value—d49¢ SiiySpred: - Kann's—Third Floor. Memorial Wreaths and Sprays 49c¢ to $1.49 I —Beautiful graceful wreaths and l'g:‘ys you will want to lay on the graves of your loved ones Decoration day. Kann's—Street and Third Fl 3 = Rayo Krepe Boselite 1 Kitchen Tables—Low Priced i e J New R T MN—< A S Slips, 79¢ Knitted Suits ; ew ayon Drop-Leaf Tables Utility Tables “Napanee” Tables Regular and Extra Sizes The Distinctly 1930 i i Size 25x36 e it a8 I TabICCIOthS o R i Efis'“%’r"né’§3°”°m‘e'§e_'."fi.é'£¥. Sports Costumes 3 15 $10.95 $12.95 - $6.95 white, Tile, “peach ‘and" flesh: I —Charming cloths for Sum- g;l‘n‘g:i‘ ofin&et:l’:e - 1‘1‘5‘ F:c‘}( cfi?&man:aogyg l_“%iui"?fi.'y.@:’;v','s‘u. 36 to 52. I mer—a 54-inch size of neat- ¥ 3 i 8 Kann's—Second Floor. thabse, Green, pold and. ooy s AR Misses’ and colorings — with stitched edge. Napkins—6 for $1.75, Awnings——-Drop Clll‘ tainS I Kann's—Street Floor. Women’s Sizes —For sports one wants a dress that does not wrinkle or stretch. That is why these bouclette suits are so popular for golf, tennis and other active sports. Because they are so becoming, and in such stunning colors and com- binations, they are in great de- mand for the side lines of sport as well as general Summer wear. Three-piece styles, with cardi- gan jacket and skirt of solid color, and a sleeveless jumper in WS 2 novelty weave. Gay Rayon Coolie Coats, $2.95 For the Week End Bag! Complete With Fixtures—Ready to Hang! $1.69 Y £ —Tan and white, or ' ' ' "' green and white strip- [ ed duck awnings [ 0 —Colorful garments for lounging or beach wear. Cleverly fash- ioned of Japanese rayon with Oriental and floral designs on mounted on flexible \ light and dark grounds. Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. steel frames. Choice of | for misses and women. 30, 36, 42 and 48 inch 1] widths. Each complete b Kann's—Second Floor, & T with necessary fixtures. Other Awnings at $1.98 and $2 Drop Curtains at $1.39 to $3.79 Stamped Ready-Made Linen Beach Coats $2.95 —The woman who likes to be both indi- vidual and different will embroider her own beach coat. Five simple designs—plain or tinted—stamped on a nice naulllty linen, at this low price. Medium and large sizes. WHITE Arch-Supporting “Merry Maids” —TFive different models of soft white kid, in- $ cluding ties, straps and oxfords. 4 Engraving Sperials—Now! R % el $2.70 ortmt type s $1.00 et nes st ve.. 910,80 0 tinos Seron e oo, $13.20 Kann's—Street Floor. —"“The S tanhope,” sketched, is a very clever two-strap model with center buckles. $9.95 —What jolly times five active children can have with this gym—which consists of swing, seesaw, ze, flying rings and horizontal ber. Otter Gyms $17.50 to $29 Kann's—Fourth Floor. Children’s Stamped—Ready-Made Organdy Dress and Bonnet —Dainty little outfits of sheer or- $1 gandy in pink, blue, green or yellow— simple designs. Sizes 2 to 4 years. L= STANHOPE T