Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1931, Page 23

TAKONAPARKBLS EXTENSIONURCE Citizens Hear Plea for Instal- lation of “Express™ Serv- ice to Center of City. Extension of the line of the Wash- ington Rapid Transit Co. and instal- lation of “express” service from Tak: ma Park to the center of the city w advocated at a meeting of the Takoma Park s’ Association, held last night in the Takoma Park branch of the Washington Public Library, corner ©of Fifth and Cedar streets The need of speedier transportation facilities from the suburban sections was brought up during the discussion of the recent suggestion of the Fine Arts Commission that all parking of automobiles in the parks and driveways | be _eliminated. The opening and improvement of Third street from Rittenhouse to As- pen streets was urged in view of the approaching activities on the Whittier School Municipal Playgrounds, it be- ing impossible to use this thoroughfare at the present time. The need of a northern high school and a swimming pool for this section was also urged at an_early date. The association indorsed a petition | providing for the closing at 11 o'ciock at night of the bowling alleys on Cedar street. The meeting discussed the proposed erection of ‘a 300-foot tank by the Washington Gas Light Co. on Rigss road and left the matter to the Na- tional Capital Park and Planning Com- | mission for action. The association decided not to be- | come a_member cf the North Wash- | ington Citizens’ Joint Committee. Rep- resentatives of the association will at- | tend the public hearing on_November | 23 of the Public Utilities Commission in connection with the revaluation of the Washington Rapid Transit Co. The meeting was presided over by S. E. Blassingham, with William M. | Greene, recording the minutes. Use Profession’s Facilities. Only 20 per cent of the people of the offered by the dental profession, Dr. | Richard C. Leonard, chief of the di- vision of oral hygiere, Maryland State | | Department of Health, declared last night at a_meeting of the District of Columbia Dental Society at Geurxel | Washington University. Many diseases are caused by lack of | | attention to the mouth, he "declared. The dentist, he said, should teach pre- ventive dentistry, emphasizing diet and | mouth cleanliness. The personnel of the Legal Defense Commlittee of the soclety was com- pleted. Dr. Harry M. Spillan was named chairman for a period of three vears, Dr. Charles L. Smith and Dr.| John' Hogan members for two years each and Dr. A. D. Weakley and Dr. Sterling V_ Mead for one year. Dr. Herbert C. Hopkins, president, presided. Hooted From Parliament. BUDAPEST, Hungary, November 11 () —Count Stephen Bethlen, appear- ing before Parliament for the first time since resigning the premiership, was met by such insisting hooting from the Socialist benches yesterday that he was forced to leave the chamber. MilkWagons Special at —There’s a driver inside! And four real glass milk bottles in a carrying Yes, you can take them When you pull or out! push the wagon the moves his legs! The whole toy is 1914 inches long and | DENTISTS HEAR LEONARD | | Speaker Says Only Fifth of People | United States make use of the facilities | rack! horse | 9 inches high! Aay little tot would love it! Arrit ved! A New Collection of those beautiful old HOOKED RUG S * L 4 * * —at special prices again! —Real masterpieces of home craft; made in the rural districts of New England and Canada. Col- ors are beautifully blended, and the sizes range from 114x3 feet to 3x6 feet. In our first sale we “sold out” at these same prices— ’1.69 4.39 $3.39 $7.39 ‘Third Floor. Ponn. AvemEighth and O 3 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. New Printed Pajamas Percales and Crepes $1.00 Misses’ Sizes, Women's and Extra Sizes —For lounging, sleeping, for school dormitories, and nice for Christmas gifts, too! One and two-piece styles. Also novelty striped, two-piece pajamas, in regular and extra sizes (extra sizes in percales only.) Kann's—Second Floor. 8-Drawer Shoe Cabinets Exceptional Values at $1.29 —-Covered with flowered paper, with 6 drawers for shoes, one for hosiery, and one for hat. A use- ful gift suggestion. Kann's—Street Floor. Warm All-Wool Comforts Unusual Values at $2.98 As good-looking as they are warm and comfortable. Made with figured sateen centers, plain bor- ders and backs, 100% wool filled, and in double-bed size. Kann's—Street Floor. Colored-Border Sheet Sets Sheet and 2 Cases $1.89 The sheet is an 81x99-in. size, and the cases are 45x38/;-in. They are made of a good quality cot- ton and finished with wide col- ored borders and hemstitched hems. Colors are rose, green, blue, gold and orchid. Kann's—Street Floor. Enameled Reed Hampers In Ivory or Green $2.98 —Closely woven enameled ham- pers, in two-tone finishes, ivory and green, sturdily constructed and specially priced. Kann's—Third Floor. Crash Linen Table Sets With Colored Borders $2.59 —Reg. $3.95 value. Set consists of a cloth 54x70-in. size, and six nap- kins to match, all finished with colored borders. —$6 Linen Damask Table Sets, 13-Pc. 60x90 cloth, 8450 12 napkins . —25c Linen Glass Toweling, ] 8¢ W 38c Linen Huck Face Towels, saeh 25¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Sale! “No-O-Dor” PILLOWS Regular §7.95 Grade $5.95 pr. - Change your pillows—don't sleep constantly on the same one. Use wholesome, clean, No- O-Dor Pillows, 100% goose feath- rs, 21x27-in. size. Reg. $395 Crushed Feather Fiber Pilows, @9 Q7 21x27-In. size, pr. —$295 Curled Chicken Feather Pillows, 21x27-in. $2 50 . size, pr. —$195 Feather Pillows, in @ 49 17x25-1n. size, special, pr... Kann's—Third Floor, ‘Seth Thomas’ Chime Clocks Formerly $37.50 $18.75 —They have the silver dial and black numerals. In mahogany cases; 20-in. long. Other Styles in the Sale at. Y Price Kann's—Third Floor. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1931, Penn. Ave.—Eighth and D Sts. Msses’! Women’s! Extra Sizes! 1,000 Jersey and Novelty Knit DRESSES ... .. $1.95 —A very fortunate purchase has brought us these exceptionally smart dresses to offer at this little price. They're most desirable for sports wear and informal wear. New corduroy weaves and novelty color knit fabrics, as well as the always-popular jerseys. A variety of styles from which to select. In black, brown, navy, green, and wine. 1-pc. Styles in Sizes 38 to 48 2-pc. Styles in Sizes 14 to 20 Kann's—Second Floor. “Carter’s” Non-Run Rayon Undies VESTS— 59c 79¢ “Carter’s” rayon garments are made with that careful attention to detail of workmanship that is char- acteristic of all Carter’s merchan- dise. They are full cut and rein- forced. In small, medium and large sizes. Pastel shades. Bloomers Panties— Kann's—Street Floor. Women Seem to Like This ‘Foto-Fan’ Silk Hose We've Introduced at $1.00 pr. —A lace top, chiffon silk hosiery, very sheer, and packed two pairs in a box, with your favorite movie star’s picture inside. In off-black, Negrita, smoketone, matin, moonbeige and Indotan. Sizes 8Y; to 10. Sale! $2.95 and $3.95 Silk Blouses . . . $2.79 —There’s a great demand for these dainty and serviceable blouses of flat crepe or washable satin; frilled and tailored styles; long sleeves, in eggshell, white and beige, Sizes 34 to 50. Kann's—Second Floor. Lecture Tomorrow Beginning at 2:00 P.M. —Eleanor Carr_Allen, Inter- national Silver Co. stylist, will lecture on “The Romance of Silver” and “Table Etiquette of Today"—in our Silverware Section, Third Floor. 1,000 Prs. Bridge Slippers Al Sizes —Comfortable, as well as smart; in red, green, blue and black; for home wear or afternoon bridge, parties. Kann's—Street Floor. ‘GELEX’ PLASTIQUE The Modern Hair Remover $3.50 —Simply _spread _this cream on the skin. Then it dries to a thin, elastic film, which easily lifts oft, ‘taking with it every trace of hair—right from the roots. Kann's—Street Floor. Reg. $1.00 to $§1.39 Silk Crepe 39¢ yd. 39-in. Silk Canton Crepe 39-in. Lustrous Satin Crepe 39-in. Washable Silk Crepe 39-in. Printed Silk Crepe —Hosts of new colors to select from, in these most popular and serviceable crepes for Fall and Win- ter frocks. Kann's—Street Floor, 2,000Prs.of Curtains Reduced Many Less Than Half —Former —Former $1.98 9 8 $598 and s 2 9 8 d$2.50 G e by Crr. gsguin . ke —Former $398 and sl 98 T Abe pr. —The assortment consists —Former ss3stosioss $3 98 SHacial... » RE of fine scrim, voile, mar- quisette, novelty net, filet net 34,98 » and Scotch lace weave cur- tains, in 2 to 12 pairs of a kind. Ruffled, tailored, criss-cross, and panel styles, some fringed. In white, cream, and ecru, also some in pastel colors, A variety of patterns to select fromy Kann's—Third Floor.