Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1931, Page 29

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . AUGUST 16, 1931-PART TWO, Disabled American Veterans State Comdr. Lee T. Turner was last | Jf . o New Hat Styles Need vt 0 & e o e 1| Bathing Accessories £t ot the disabled American Veterans to ' Qi 5 : . gerve an. the Board o Managers of the Pond’s $1 Size 1/2 Price H s Sold! an lors' Temporary Home. | f li ~ alr e S e e crerie|l] Cold Cream _caps, shoes. bags. short periods are allowed disabled vet- | balls and rubber in- —The trend teward more elaborate colf- erans who are in ‘Washington in con 72(‘ flated toys fures means you will have to wear hair nection with their cases. Formerly 15¢ to $1.00. nets to keep your hair from blowing. A% the semi-monthly meeting of the —An excellent cream Now 8¢ to 50¢ Penn. Ave—Eighth and D Sts. Venida Nets are the solution to the $l Executive Committee of the Disabled | for the skin problem. In colors. A doz.. American Veterans last Wednesday Street Floor. Street Floor. Street Floor. evening in departmental headquarters, | in the Investment Building, it was de- cided to launch a membership drive, starting September 1 and ending Ji uary 1. The objective of the campaign 15 to obtain as many new members of the organization in Washington by the g end of the calendar year as were mem- ! ' le! bers at the end of e last year in June. : e e s 'p Jume, Remarkable Purchase! Special Sale! committee was discharged and there was appointed a new committee, con- Wil \ g Logan Purcell, R. N. Wener and C. A, - 5 = 50 Halpin. Plans have been completed for a mass meeting under the auspices of the or- P. 2] A 0 . ganization in the board room of the T _(J j District Bullding on the evening of Sep- : ot op u n eight X tember 2. At that meeting National Comdr. E. C. Babcock will give the { w w All principal talk, explaining in detail the | 3 2 A s national employment drive which is Well Known Sizes in the being conducted under the sponsorship Every Pair Perfect! French Heels! Brands Sale of the organized disabled. Up to this week nearly 75,000 replies have been re- : New Fall Shad 3 Cradle Soles celved here from the qustionnaires that 7 Full Fashioned Picot Tops! were sent out o every compensable man in;America by the veterans' administra- tidn and which were returnable to the United States Employment Service. The 4 partment of Labor has worked out & / z - :';""m"’l;n‘f";""n"n‘{(‘%ifi"mg Wity / —This is the time, and here is the place to buy ydur new pleyment agencies, and even though | j Fall shoes and save money. Every pair is a well known the campaign started less than a month > o N b = brand, which ordinarily sells for a higher price . . . every ago, reports are already being rdveived A A s 2 o : —A manufacturer’s surplus stock of beautiful silk A i SRR U U IR Of . pair is a smart Fall style—with built-in steel arch, and made on a combination last to assure a perfect fitting heel. tion. g \ . A . . & ”B‘finé‘r. Babceock will not only 4 / stockings—at this low price because this style is this national drive, but also the ’ 2 . il preferences to which disabled men are i1 discontinued. Every pair is dyed to our own speci- titled in _enter i ] e e . ::a nvernnnf&: l:gv‘l::fl Sl 7 5 fication in the new Fall shades, which include— Straps, Ties and Oxfords of patent leather, brown It has been decided not to restrict A ) i id. that bi R 5 o i s ) calf, brown kid and black kid. Shoes that combine of the D. A. V., but invitations have 4 been extended to all disabled veterans, | j i 5 \ Dark Gun Metal Reve s well as to Government officials.. I | Light Gun Metal Puiite The meeting of the Executive Com- | J| { i i i mittes lnst week suthorized Gomds. Lee e o g Sl T. Turner to appoint & special commit- g \ ndotan Sande. Sizes 874 to 10 tee to serve in co-operation with the || : \ Washington Bicentennial Commission, National Comdr, Babeock lett here ||| j \ o " G Priday for Detrolt and yesterday ad- \ Medium Service Weight Hose, 69¢ Pr. ::rsed a mass meeting in the Michigan y. smartness and comfort with a low price. Shop early! Kann's—Fourth Floor, Daniel J. Byrum, commander of the Norfolk, Va., Chapter; Edward Hoover, past commander of the Cincinnati, Ohio, Chapter, and Thomas C. Burke, com- mander of the Bath, New York, Chapter, were all in Washington quring the past ‘week in conference with D. A, V. of- ficials here on problems confronting their different outfits. st c v | | RHR S ——— New Travel Print ||| New Print Silk . ‘The Girl Reserve Conference for the Sl ( ) Gl open tomorrow :( Kiskiminetas Drl'!(:s 1 aCe School, Saltsburg, Pa. and 1 con- { Bl tinue through August 24. Miss Mabel TraVel Crepe R. Cook, Girl Reserve ‘exccutive: Miss , Felen Middleton, nssistant. Gir! Reserve | NI . St Reserve office .e"é‘ri’u?y“"fv‘s’fi".? I Q o e e Wy ! ae O ‘ i e b —Lovely tweed and small patterns, on nt the Washington Girl Reserves brown, red, blue, black and green Tt s oo ) grounds. One of the most fashionable man. Evelyn Padgett, Alice Haley, Mar- —The very smart £ B Bk gpeacer s || e it For Fall Wear | of the Fall silic fabrics. $1.00 yard, wn, Helen Jones, Margaret Lum. gloves with pinked Barbara Caton. Misk Cook will lead ¢ a series of discussions at the confer- o Ry iy s en:;on Girl n::;rgm Program. N | w"!f, & g:ack, A ] " e campers at Kahlert for the past with white, brown Th P ul Fall s lk two wecks have bean studying the o Detver, ree Op ar 11ks waried phases of Gypsy life Inddra- oy | 5 : Kann's—Stree ; " ‘matics the Gypsy theme was carried out loor. Y All-silk Crepe Satin Kann's—Street Floor. the presentation of an authentic with \ G’fi wedalng.m.m All-silk Canton Crepe I 29 der the ietion of the music ol g . d' counselor, Miss Mary Presberger. & | B ) Allsilk Flat Crepe ° y study has been made of the contribu- “ »” . . v Rl ot T e MO ; . : Famous “Sunny Day” Make —30-in, silks in red, brown, green, black and other smart music of the world. The climax of % Fall sh the music profect the past two. weeks * ; i Of Rayon and Cotton Crepe all shades. will be the uction of “Il Trova- | | 5 ! tore.” the tale of Gypsy love and r - ’ # ) PO venge. Miss Freeberger will be i o ; Never have we offered smarter, more at- fl i “ " sisted by the dramatic counselors, Mrs. a i . tractive “Sunny Day” frocks at such a low y P . P] . . Alige Sigworth Morse and Miss Amy i i is ; | : t d d - e R e B e i | | 3 price. Their clever lines, long sleeves, chic il rln e an aln S S taken by Eleanore Grave, Helen Shep- | B 3 collars and new waist lines, make them look herd and Jean Morrow an 1 far more expensive, and the ideal frocks for iven this eveniny the cut o A % % 25 it D s e O | informal occasions. Copies of higher priced $1.00 and $§1.25 Qualities ects of the dramatic I models. Popular silks, including plain silk crepe, of Kamp Kahlert a ed 1o 2 : i q yd + 19302 Size. 20: printed silk crepe and printed silk chiffon c o The Kamp Ka 1930- izes 14 to 20; 38 to 48 39 inches wide. which | Kann's—Second Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. ed this Thi be a great t he | t and advanced camping | i » o 6‘II l 3 ek. Miss C Collins and 3 3 \ e s e ) New artycon t Miss Ruth Johnsor I y o ] o, iise Raymond spent th: wi ). y t the lodge. Miss M: I 4 A rom her tri lowstone National Park a has been wi Conferenc Caraculs, in brown. sandalwood, platinum black and kaffee MAY OMIT DRY LAW POLL{ 5 . Russian Pony, in black, slate, blonde and N/ " V r ’ o t;: fi::csl:iari[g:;ts;: S » Sk & - | natural; self or fox trimmed ew Zealan old of v 1gness of Prohibitionists for Move. \ Muskrat, in natural, silver and combina- / WELLINGTON, New Zealand, August ; tions. With beaver and fox trimmings / ) / / 5 (P he Prohibition party h \ \ | government 2 3 Sealine (dyed Rabbit) with 4 y o C g N Persian Lamb, cocoa or rose | % [ u n ‘ t i leaf Summer Ermine, Fitgch | AS R 4, y . intrlh i 5 Mink-dyed Muskrat 4 S e \ d Mink and Silvered Fox tr the government 1 not I mings r o . rinciple of the trienni - - 2 S : —A bright colored array of ibition abandoned Kann's—8econd Floor A . patterns. Smarter, more color- L) g o ful and lovelier than any we e y ‘s[)( ( I(ll. ]4-\ [r(l have shown heretofore. An unusually lovely wash fabric for women’s dresses and chil- oap New Black French Crepe i L Kann's—Street Floor. Cleanses and [ ’ : . 3° Protects ).’our.‘Skit‘: | -ClOth CO&tS ‘ U n d e I‘ t h 1 n g q Sale! 54-Inch Fall :;o:u:fi:m:t{%;‘é::; ‘: $55 4 Slips $ 1 79 Panties D ress GOOdS 3 & healing to the skin and Chemise Step-ins Forstman & Huffman, Botany H A ther Well K; Mak, are a protection against _Faultlessly tailored coats in the new pencil and Other Well Known Makes silhouette—fashioned of spongy woolens i 3 i i ais 5 and trimmed with the new long haired fur ~—~Women who fequire extra size undergarments will find this —Coating, Suiting and Dress Weights, in- collars and cuffs. Also shorter haired furs sale an excellent time to secure new things for Fall. Lace-trimmed ing the new rough weaves, knotty tweeds, for those who prefer them. and tailored styles of a lustrous French crepe, in white, pink and :illuvTr:Eme:. “p::ol‘a‘ly gw::ves, !i"::yz ::.ch: Misses’ and Women’s Sizes peach. - All made to sell for & higher prico—and 3o, Come plaids, etc Black, navy and the new colors. early! . Kann's—Second Floa, v Kann's—Second Floor. $1.50 to $4.50 v. QO yard.