Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1935, Page 36

B—18 751 WOMEN GIVEN TUBERCULOSIS TEST| « Number Is Examined in mm‘ Two Days of Health De- partment Drive. Seven hundred and fifty-one women were given tuberculosis examinations in the first two days of the X-ray| campaign being conducted by the Health Department, the Medical | ciety and the Tuberculosis Associa- | tion, is was announced yesterday. The free examinations are being held at Central High School under direction of the Powers Co., which is to have the first day's films developed and ready for interpretation by the end of the week. In all, 13,160 persons have regis- tered for the tests, the number being 8,160 in excess of the registration maximum originally set by the Health ° Department. Persons wishing an examination are urged to file their applications, however, as several last- minute withdrawals are expected. Examination of colored applicants will begin next week in the Garnett- | Patterson Junior High School, Tenth and U streets on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Additional examina- tion headquarters are to be announced in the near future for the southwest area of the city. Modern Streets. Nearly 10 miles of modern street pavement has been constructed in Darien, Manchuria, this year. WHEN YOUR FEET HURT YOU HURT ALL OVER Don't neglect ach- ing, tired, burning feet. Let our shoe- men, trained in the - Have It Taken NOW for the kind of pictures we take will say it for you . tay Scholl, noted Foot Author- i o picten aress dare: ity, show you how the needed 7 ral they aimosctalk! 11x1431ze Dr. Scholl FOOT COMFORT 7, NO APPOINTMINT NECESSARY Appliance or Remedy will give you quick relief, at little cost. Foot Comfort Dept.—Fourth Floor Photograph Studio Downstairs Book Store. I 9 anni AFTER THANKSGIVING DRESS SALE Woolens Sheers Taffetas Velvets Laces Metal-Shot Crepes Matelasses Brocaded Lames —You'll have cause to ““give thanks” when you see these dresses and note how much you will save « « Not a dress in the lot sold for less than $10.95, and some as high as $19.75! One and two piece styles—many with jackets! Simple, tailored dresses for business, swanky affairs for sports and lovely dresses for “‘after dark!” The season’s newest styles, of the season’s smartest fabrics. —Bright colors—dark colors—black and white. Many with metal trimmings, smart buckles, clips, beads and spangles. Something for every one and every occasion —at a price every one can afford. Sizes 14 to 20—36 to 44—16': to 242 Second Floor , Averus'slth, Bth ond O Sl HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Jio o D. O, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1935. So the Younger Set Will Gather Early at . . . %MMW 9 to Get Smartly Outlfitted for Winter! Z-rouser rep Suits and OVERCOATS 15.95 = —With months of cold weather and gay parties ahead the young fellow will need such suits and overcoats as these! They have what it takes to make a garment popular with mothers and sons—style, quality and value! ® The suits are in single ® The overcoats are of and double breasted styl warm, fleecy fabrics in with the new panel ba browns, grays and blues. And two pairs of trous Many with raglan should- (one pair pleated). Ce- ers and full belts. Sizes lanese lined. Sizes 14 to 14 to 22 or to chest 38. 22 or to chest 30 to 38. JUNIOR BOYS SUITS with one pair knickers and one pair shorts $7.95 —Ideal for the little fellow; in cold weather he can wear the knickers and in warm, the shorts. The coats are in single and double breasted styles with sporty backs. Sizes 5 to 10. "Julliard” CORDUROY OUTFITS $4.99 —A very low price for these fancy speckled corduroy outfits. Two pieces—zipper jackets with Ppleated backs and full cut knick- ers! They're washable, too! Browns and grays. Sizes 8 to 18. / “Admiral Byrd" LEATHER COATS $9.85 ~—Double breasted coats made of front-quarter horse hide in the desired Cordo~ van shade. Belted model, warmly lined with wool Bizes 12 to 20. Bays' Store—Kann's— Children’s - Wool Gloves 39¢pr. —Gay and colorful and a5 “warm as toast.” thess knitted wool pullon gloves. Some in striped patterns, some with cole ored fingers—Red, navy, green, brown, orange and yellow combinations, Bizes 3 to 7. Kann's—Street Floor, Children's Wool Sweaters 94¢ —Bright, colorful, all-wool sweaters that will keep the children snug and warm when the North wind blows . . . Red, navy, burnt orange, tan and brown— Some with berets to match. Sizes 3 to 6. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Children's Tuckstitch Vests and Panties 39¢ ea. —Attractive garments for the voung miss—Made of fine lisle with 12% wool to make them just warm enough for cold days. Tearose color in small, medium and large sizes. 129, Wool Union Suits, 59¢ Kann's—Street Floor SALE! 1000 Prs. Children's Lastex Tops > prs. °l o Half Socks—Sizes 6 to 91 e Knee Socks—Sizes 6 to 91 o Anklets—Sizes 81, to 10" —Plain colors, all over figures, wide stripes, nar- row stripes, figured tops. Tans and blues, most- ly—some in others colors. TWO-DAY SALE! ENTIRE STOCK Children’s and Jr. Misses’ Rosanne Shoes And Boys Oxfords Reduced to *2.69 Reg. $2.95 to §3.50 Values —No school tomor- Tow, SO bl;;ngx the oungsters or a ¥|ew gpah‘ of shoes! You'll save money! Children's sizes 8% to 3, reg. $2.95; Jr. Misses’ ‘sizes 3% to 8, reg. $350; and Boys' “Sturdy-wear” Oxfords, sizes 12 to big 6, reg. $2.95. Kann's—Fourth Floor, Special Purchase! GIRLS’ and JUNIOR HI WinterCOATS - 2 avd 3 pc. Sets—$10.95 to §13.95 Values ‘874 —If you've been wondering how you could afford to get that young daughter of yours a smart, warm coat— this is your opportunity to do so at a saving. Fitted and flared models—belted and half belted. Nicely tailored of tweeds, suedenes and novelty woolens with new capelet collars edged with French Beaver (dyed Rabbit), Velvet and self collars. Every coat lined and interlined. Sizes 7 to 11 and 11 to 16. SHIRLEY TEMPLE - DRESSES For Little Girls and Larger Girls $1.95 —Lovely copies of dresses worn by that adorable little actress, Shirley Tem- ple. Prints and plain colors in bright colors all girls love. Sizes 1 to 3, 3 to 6, 7 to 10 and 7 to 12. 2 and 3 Piece Coat Sets Special $4.99 —Tailored and “dressy” styles of Germania Chinchilla, Tally-ho cloth, suede cloth and novelty materials—some fur trimmed. Royal blue, navy, tan, green and red. Sizes 2 to 6. Sizes 2 to 6 —Warm all wool suits made in one piece with plaid tops and plain colored ski-pants— patch knees and zipper fronts. They’re weather- proof, to keep out th snow and slush. . (q lfll‘l—lfllflllfl»