Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1921, Page 30

rgo'* THE SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY 9, 192T—_PART 1. H.Bavv HovsCo. *THE BUSY CORNER" PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.ST. Not a dream, but a reality Dainty Handmade Blouses $5.95 to At $1.95 , ® Values —And with these we include some fine quality machine-made 1 French voile and organdy blouses. —The handmade blouses are of fine quality batiste, with hand- drawn work, hand hemstitching, and some are daintily trimmed in Good filet and val lace edges. They have long and short sleeves. assortment of sizes to select from. —The French voile and organdy blouses are trimmed with lace, and y hand embroidered. Find them at Street Floor Bargain Table. / —HANDMADE BATISTE BLOUSES, with hemstitched roll collars and '\ cuffs, hand-drawn work vests and square and “V” neck styles; $3 98 sizes 34 to 46. Specially priced at.........covveeeeennnn..... —HANDMADE BATISTE BLOUSES, ornamented with cross-stitch drawn- | work ; some have hand-embroidered dots and hemstitched col- $4 9 lars and cuffs; sizes 34 to 46. Specialat..................... 8 /A with hand-drawn work ; many finished with fine filet and val lace edges Every [ stitch in. these dainty blouses is put in by hand, and all the little details that Y bespeak the high-grade blouse have been carefully looked after. They are \ in sizes from 34 to 46, and values from $7.95 to $9.95. Spe- Gl pey R R s e S RN S e $ 5 95 ' —Kann’s—Second Floor. Extraordinary Purchase of Sample $2.50 to $7.95 Wash Skirts -~ —A manufacturer’s sample lot which he had used in placing large orders for the com- ing season and that he was anxious to dispose of. We secured the lot low enough to per- mit us to offer them at prices which are practicalfy half in some cases and less than half in others. The four lots into which we have divided them are as follows: 99c $1.87 $2.47 $3.87 —Though there are not all materials, nor all styles at each price, takmg them as a whole you will find among them— —-Sk!rts made of g§bardme —Skirts with plain front and tathéred back G pX SR —Skirts with fullness all around —They are made with outside pockets, set-in pockets, and trimmed with large* and small pearl s buttons and finished with belts. Buy now for your summer needs. ~—Kann’s—Second Floor. Are Carrying It Another Week Women’s Womens 5 $4.95 P i Shoes Shoes Don’t Miss the Page Before This for Other Monday Sales at This Store The Art Store’s anuary Clearanc Presents Some of the Season’s Biggest Bargains —It is a good time to select the materials or pieces that you intend to use in mak- ing up the gifts for next Christmas. —Luncheon Sets, stamped on fine quality linen, in goodsgeSIgns, were $3.50 and $3.98. Special at. $2 00 ——leclleon Cloths, stamp- ed on fine linen, all good designs; regularly $5.50. .. $3.00 T —45-in. Center " p ieces, stamped on linen, in good (Zesngn 5 $4.50 value. pecial for . $2 75 —Dresser Scarfs, all linen, stamped with good de- signs; $2.25 e $1.50 —Pillowcases, hemstitched The Higher Grade Suits Are the Feature of the Clearance for Monday —Women going south to Palm Beach and other winter resorts recognize that there is occasional need for the warm suit and are therefore looking for these high quality suits, and are delighted to get them at our very special prices. —$110.00 to $149.00 Handsome Suits, some fur trimmed. They are made of veldyne in twilight, Nankin, dryad, Havana, taupe, navy and black; also fine quality tricotine. There are misses’, women’s regular and stout $89’50 Sizesy A L Lo Sanl e S N e —$75.00 to $95.00 Tailored Suits, with and without fur trim- ming. The materials are veldyne, douvet de laine, silvertone and tricotine. In misses’ and women’s sizes, in $57 50 a/good line of colors. Af...connmsnmsesiosss . —$69.75 to $89.75 Tailored Suits, embroidered and plain tai- lored models of broadcloth, velour, dopvqt de laine, silvertone and tricotine. Good assortment of sizes and &644.95 colors. «Redueed 10 o oulnnsinciiioiensinos and stamped: a limited number only; regularly SZ(X) Special ............. 75c¢ —Tlhle of Stamped Goods, odds and ends, including centers, scarfs, vanity sets, etc. Were 75c¢, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. G ... SOC —Another Table Stamped Goods, also odds and ends; values from 50c to $1.25. Choice —Kann's—Second Floor. Drastic Price Cutting in Dress Goods and Coatings —To clear out small lotS‘-agd,remnant lengths. | All Remnants of Coatings | Now at Half-Price \ | | e —Remnants of plaxds checks, tailor serges, velours, duvetynes and sultmgs Materials that sold from the piece from $4.00 to $S 50. cially priced, a yard S—4$400 Fl'ellf;l Sesrge. 1;1 navy blue onl) Kann’s—Street Floor. Way Down Goes the Price on 20,000 Yards of Quality Silks Suitable for Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear. Sllks Formerly $2.50 to 33 69 —s.},so St:rm dferge. in navy blue; a heavy quality.” Monday, 7 : » 5 yard wstcsn bl e in anlb—c Clearance —of our entire remaining stock at one-half former Choice, 3\:i:tl;z pr}m - e —Just the thing neede: or Monday, g home decoration. The bowls A Yard Inches are beautifully shaped: and colored and can be used for —]Just such a sale as you have been waiting- ior, as it includes the most wanted weaves, in the most desirable colors and designs thhglenty of black and white. —The savings are tire greatest we have offered in a long while and may never be dupli- cated. years, replaging the bulbs as needed. —Formerly 65c to $4 —Choice, to Close —Included is the offer are: : A —Printed Foulards —Colored Messaline —Colored Taffetas t —Satin Charme * —Crepe de Chine Shirtings -rNovelty Lining._ Silks O —Crepe de Chine —Black Dfl -Wash Satins —Radium Sill —Black Dress Taffeta —-Flncy Tri Kann's—Street Floor—Sta- icolettes —Black Crepe Meteor —Kann 's—Street Floor. tionery Store. Yes! Notions and Sma]l Warés Are Less Here Is a Monday Sale That Forcibly Says “Stock Up Generously for the Spring Sewing” Every Item Is at a Drastically Cut Price —Black Satin Messaline —And incidentally we wish to announce new shipments of manufacturer’s sample and surplus lots which go into the sale, bringing up the values pract:- cally to those of the first day’s sale. —Many of the shoes in this lot were manufactured to sell at twice or more than £ twice our special price. ¢ —The high shoes include street, dress and walking styles in fashionable leathers. —Stickeri' Braid, 3 yards to piece. All calors., Reg- gi)a;g;lzsc 19¢ —250-yard spool Nas- sau Basting Cotton. Regularly 5c. e 1lE —Rubber - lined House | —Sanitary Napkins, one dozen in box. Reg- Specta- . 42¢C —The fow shoes include strap effects and walking oxfords in all the wanted 72 = . |—Snap Fasteners, black G leathers. 3 . —Lightweight Garment ,h.':,:db l:):p;:s. n‘:::h or white. " All —Nickel Coat Hangers. —There are all sizes and widths in the combined lots, but not all sizes in each style. Shields, sizes 2,4and 5. | safety pin. sizes. 4 doz- 1 0 Regularly loc K *s— Fourth Floor Regularly 75c-to $1.00. chularly ,,,,,, C |15¢. Eath.. 3 son's—Fourth Floo G s o Kl 19 |0 . """"" < —3-yard‘pieces Cotton —4=in. Double Streich Tape, on cards. %, % ton, 1 on spool All numybaers, black or, white. Reg&ularly 10c., —Gold Eye Needles. Regularly 15¢. Special, Elastic, in white 5 : C only. A yard and 3§ inch w1de Reg- ularly*Se. : cxal 3 cards for 5 C — e —Muff Forms. Choice at 14 regular prices. Today’s Prices on Sheets, Cases, Spreads and Muslins Show big savings from the prices you have been paying. Do not fail to take advantage of them. —About 1,000yardsBleached | —Plain Hemmed Crochet and Unbleached Muslin, full | Spreads, double-bed size pieces, with the original (82x90 inches), in a neat - tickets on them. Quality we gl;ad de5|g'n Regularly fave sold as high as 25c. : . I JJnh:y""" $2.39 January Sale price, Monday, 12_!_C St ooy mey —Bleached Sheets, double- bed size (81x90 inches); a clean-up of about 600. Mon- —Hawthorne Bleached Pil- lowcases, size 45x36 inches, day, in the sale, 9 8 ............. (o4 —Kann’s—Street Floor. —nghtwelgm Dress Shields, sizes 2, 3 and 4 Regularly Extra for Monday 1,000 Yds. White Ratine Full 36 Inches Wide. | 39c _ Same Quality We ° Formerly Sold at $1.50. Choice’ at, a Yard —A clean-up of a jobber’s surplus—that is why we secured them for so little, At 39c a yard the lot should not last but a few hours. —Coltar Bands, all P o ly 10c. Special, each...i.s..e SC .| —Du Barry Hair Nets, cap shape only. White or gray. Regularly 25c¢ each. sl 61.00 —Rubber Sheeting, one-yard wide. Regu- larly $1.00. Special, a yd. 5 5 (¥ —80c Scissors, 4 to 6 A 39¢C —Machine Needles, 4 in tube. Reg- Fa e 10 —be, pieces Bias Seam Tape, of white lawn ; widths ECS. colors. except white Li lo Tape, six For..cecoieeee yards to piece, with [————-" bodkin. - In white, pink | —Rubber Sheeting, 174 yards wide. Regular or blue. = Regularly e pe- cial,a yard..’ 85C — The cloth is a very beautiful —Nickel Safety Pins, all sizes. 3 loc dozen for.. quality, clesely woven and splendid weight for skirts, blouses and coat suits. How many. yards for you? ] Kann's—Street Floor. made of Pepperell cotton, all rfect and free from filling. fonday, 15¢.* Special, l 5 C 2. pleces s