Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922. — TRNKCE BECOVES ~ eversthing | iiGNAGERR| THE S. KANN SONS COMPANY --in its place! i Store ours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Seven of Previous Holders of | Office Are Present at CANNISTER SETS Eoeomoiy. New Lots of Jewelry Delayed by Storm—But Here Now & . peci Dispateh to The Star. g ° i-d e * o of 6 White-Enameled Containers z::f:;}j'f;“i'fi;,,5'1;‘1,,*‘*;‘;;.‘:;:3,1:;_‘:;::: Make a Stl‘lklllg Dlsplay A Blg Shlpment Of DI‘GSSGS came the forty-scventh Governor of e e a3 hi i at $2:2 i oy at soun e st 1] | 2 o e tien shown i shat o - " | | —We had expected them to come in time to be included in our special sale Monday, but the storm prevented their transportation. However, here they are, and we consider them sensational values at the price. Similar Styles Have Sold in Stock at (] $9.90 to $12.95 the house of delegates. The chamber was packed to suf- focation, 1,000 or more persons being —Earrings—Pearl, jet, jade, coral, sapphire, amber and many other colored stones are in these new lines, and These sets, comprising Tea, Coffee, -olore L almost every imaginable style. Priced, a pair— Sugar, Flour, Cake and Bread cannis- crowded into the place that was ex- | % e pected to accommodate 600. The cere- 50 d $l 00 ters, are a kitchen convenience every monies had been planned for the large C an o south portico of the Capltol, but this abandoned when the heavy snow | it dangerous to have the people \-‘xlnhle and stand in the slush and he oath of office was administered Joseph L. Kelley of Bristol, | nt of the supreme court”of ap- modern housekeeper appreciates. —Imported Metal Girdles, —Imported Girdles, and Belts something very new, made in in all colors, and color combi- sizes from 34 to 38. These are | nations, also some of cut designed to 1!{"‘ worn as belts; | stcel. Priced from— scveral di N scveral difisrent | $1L.65 to $3.00 from. At —Imported Italian Jet Neck- —Wood Bead laces, 14 and 27 inches long, Girdles, in all $l 00 regularly $5.00 and colors. Choice... . $6.00 values. Very $3 00 Kann's—Street Floor. special J. In our Housefurnishings Department G Street entrance These Tomorrow. Inauguration was made memo- rable in man inkle as- Y, sumed oftic b ion of the largest vote ever o i —Smart though inexpensive dresses. Some are made of serge, very correctly cut, and trimmed in contrasting colored stitching. —Others are dresses that might be worn for almost any occasion, except for evening-frocks, and these are made of velveteen. —There are pretty Velour Dresses that always look smart and wear exceptionally well. Styles that are particularly desirable for business wear. —Then there are the ever-serviceable Jersey Frocks that appeal to almost every woman, for morning, for afternoon tin the state for ving the heaviest 1215 F STREET and 1214 to 1218 G STREET Hours—8:45 to 5:30 An After-Inventory Clearance of Leather and Velvet Bags Pitt Mann of S retiring governor, W. sudoun, Has Military Escort, —Two lots, on which you save from 14 to more than double the sale price. The Builders Are At —Lot 1—Duvetyn | —Lot 2—Velvet and and Velvet Bags, in | Leather Bags, black black and colors. | and colors. —Formerly $1.00 to having —Original prices | < and business wear They C. 2 3 $1.95. al usiness wear. : shortly $195 to $295. Choice | Choice ... 09C | | ZAll sizes in the lot, but not in each style. ding Lo the senate e members of the e officers, former gov- | % hed guests were | 1 formed into line and the start| e house end $1.00 | B e Women’s Washable Suede Is Our Little Folks’ Day A Clearance of Broken Sizes Which Offers Extraordinary Price Reductions Kann's—Second Floor. New Skirts Come Jauntily in for February Wear s announced . the veteran pecial! —Scarfs and Centerpieces, in- cluding round pieces, squares in machine embroidered and machine scalloped ef- fects. Scarfs in same style; others are lzcc-tmnmcd| Hurt Books Odds and Ends &, 18¢C A miscellaneous assortment that includes some fiction and many books for boys and girls. Kann's—Street Floor-—Bar- gain_Tables. —They are exceedingly smart and chic. Styles that are undeniably jaunty when worn with the new sport coats. ZTrig Tailored Skirts. of excellent wearing all-wool tweeds. 57.95 iath of office was administered tto the followin cretary of | . James of Two-Clasp Style Strap-Wrist Style Were $1.15 and And 16-button Lengths $1.50 Pair Pr. —Sizes are broken, and there are not all sizes in all styles, but —Ski-ts of All-wool Velour, scarfs. —Formerly priced from 59 “to $1.00. Special, each— Kann's—Art Store—Fourth In this weight and these styles they can be worn quite late in the Flgor: SprifE ok L S e R e e s | AR S Special! There’s Flying Mortar in the Air Every O’Coat Sold Up to $55 Must Go Out at Either - u”‘fll‘n’.‘ riod of m ston of Montgomery, Supt. of In-{ struction Harris Hart of Roanoke Corporation Comi i kley D. Adams of Charlotte B sioner on for way e of his nativity or| e and now 1 pledge b ' th, energy and talen | ecla o help make the pe ° your while to buy several pairs checks of brown, satin prunella and serge, x —Two-clasp Gloves, in white; all sizes. pleated styles, in navy and dministration full of ad- red. tan and brown, and and accomplish- ent. growth =Strap-wrist Gayntlet Gloves, in brown, beaver, white and white and black. They are He then , in part: . e r} > v pablic sermants - % i T 1. finished with sash belt, which o0 many pablic soriants means con- 200 Sprlng pongee. Sizes 7V, 8 and 81 e e $12.95 and those un- ncy and dissatisfac- Skirls ive adequate pay to those| 7 n, with some comforts. that they cet the ands on them. He Choice, . ture and the . not_to_be de- —An unusual value for the 4 price. Made of satin-finished prunella, in new and harmo- nious color combinations. —Two-clasp Gloves, in colors; sizes 7 to 8. Kann's—Street Floor. The “Laura” Hair Net —Our 15¢ Kind, blonde, auburn, and dark brown. fringe shape; or double mesh. To- zgc morrow, 4 for...... Kann’s—Second Floor. in Beautiful Models in Remember Thursday Is Little Folks’ Day of Specials ez fear of enmity for failure to &r: the wishes of those seeking places. and not to take from the t funds that were not leg 3 | earnea by honest upplication to duty | Kann's—Second Floor. { in behalf of the state: He welcomed the newly enfranchised women to the | | electorate. said he expected they would have a large and i ant | part in the bettering of the i { improvement of public_affairs, { asked for them complete recognitio every way. He commended the mat ters” of child life and the moth | pensions. to the end that the liv ! the health and the well being of both | should be protected and encouraged. | | ately Winter Special! Coats Childrens | (with Fur Collars Ribbed HOSC —They will be very desir- able for wear in snowy A 10 weather, and practically Pair, C until Spring comes in. —Our 25¢ Kind. in white or D or fringe double mesh 25c Tomorrow, 2 for i ) 2 Kann's—Street Floor. —Tomorrow’s bargains are better than ever, because this is just after stock-taking, and there are many lots which we are clearing out in- cluded in these Thursday’s specials. you will find all sizes in the lot. It will be decidedly worth with tan ground, and small ix or a dozen, or even more. —16=button length, in gray and brown. —Handsome New Models, of 1al! Special! fand made healthy, intelligent and self-supporting. Various State Projects. 1 building in the Regarding the memo to the soldiers from Viry great war, he believed that ,a mag- i nificent office structure for state pur- {poses would be best and most fitting, and_expressed the_belief that the funds from West Virginia—the oldj —Baby Blankets, in pink and | —Infants’ White Blankets, blue figured effects. Were $1.95. Thursday, choice— $1.39 é —12 bars of Laundry Soap, and One Water Pail, a clean- ing day outfit, complete for— with pink and blue borders. $1.25 value for— debt settlement—would be available. { 1 S Regarding Hampton roads, he; —These are in black: seam- The‘matenals are the ¢ 9 49c At B"th t(""?s stands for the full development of less feet; spliced heels. season’s most approved, ib Pad: 29 34 Sact & | . ! that I}nmt-n&e asset of the state and Kann's Street Floor. the Shades those ' most de- —Crib ads, IXd4-1mch size. ses the belief that it can be Bl s imade of much greater importance. Kann’s—Third Floor. opening the markets of the world to the products of the field, the .mine and the forests of Virginia. He stands for the betterment of ! { the schools in every way, for vesting ithe localities with more intimate re- lations with their management and control and asks that more liberal appropriations and support be ac- corded_them. He favors a complete reorganiza- sirable. A 95c value for— 79C —Infants’ Sacques of outing flannel, bound in pink and —Infants’. Shirts, silk and | blue; tied with ribbon. A wool combinations. $2.25 | 5. value for— value. At— $1.49 | 49c It’s a bitter pill to swallow—but what is a store to do with salesmen falling all over builders. - > We’re . particularly anxious to get the —The styles include belt- ed effects, blouse and loose-back models. Allare full silk lined; silks of ex- cellent quality. The sizes. are broken, however. Special! —Sweet Grass Baskets, in- coats out of the way because they take []ition of the system of hizhwayve, with —Cotton Crepe Kimonos, A v : il i el % ¥ RaRe inve meomiers etlins, somnystin. an )| | LV end tavender; hand-em. | | —Formerly priced from | | cluing o baskets and upiso : Lo o e oeatie. T 13 no broidered. ~ Made Japanese | | $65.00t0 $79.50. Choice— | | _nfants’ Petticoat Dresses, Pillow Slips, Sheets and Bibs, all | | Other stes. 7o fots: So here they go—all of them—at these 1]iiarEon doon s mie that o x| ]| | stvle, Were formerly $375. slightly mussed from handling. e Tl $1.00 : Lo - ]iof 1 cent a gallon on gasoline be Special— I d N ut 14 to 15 Underprice two prices: levied, and the revenue thus derived ow abo ¢y 2 erp! —Originally $1.25. P - be placed to retire the bonds and ° s SOC ey the intereats He LS e os 2.00 —Infants’ Pillows, with fancy floral designed covers. 9 5 e oA men who use them are the ones who $1.50 value. Reduced to........cccvereens B e C Kann'’s—Art Store—Fourth ........................ get the benefit of the highways. ; e ) Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor. Kann's—Second Floor. Chief among_the Insignla of the cardinal are the red hat, the "red | biretta and a gold ring, set with a | sapphire stone and engraved on the { inside surface with the arms of.the Pope who bestowed the rank. Specials to White Fabrics —Timely materials that the busy home-sewer will want to start- to work upon in making up spring garments. —36-in. White Nainsook, an exceptionally fine qual= ity, with a fine, soft finish. Special, a yard .. 2 150 —40-in. Plain White 'Voiles, very fine and sheer in quality, with a soft fin- ish. A special value at, a yard, 28 C —White Beach Cloth, 36 inches wide; very closely woven ; soft fin- ish. A yard... 25 C Kann’s—Street Floor, COTICURA FES ECTEMA ON FACE And Chest. In Pimples, ltched and Burned. Face Disfigured. “Ecsemsa troke out on my face and chest. It first started in pimples ; and itcked and buined so that I | could not slecp at times. My face 7 was so badly disfigured that T was ashamed to meet my friends. The trouble lasted about two years. I sent for & free sample of Cuticura Soap snd Ointment which ha:fi me zo I purchased more, snd s g with, e Caticasa meng, wit! S::‘;, I was healed.” (Signed) Miss Josepiine Liles, R. 2, Box 69, Mor- Ven, N. C., July 25, £921. Cuticurs Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum promote and pwintain skin purity, skin comfort and ekin health often when all else fails. Rejoice Over Eight Household Specials From the Full Dressb and Odds and Ends Tuxedo Suits Suits Were $25 $30. $35 $33.25 19 Alterations at Actual Cost The Tashion @hop Sale Prices at Both Stores oh ROCHESTER TAILORED CLOTHES MANHATTAN stirTs—stETsON | & E HATS—INTERWOVEN HOSE | Opposit DUOFOLD UNDERWEAR Crandalte Linen Store —Hemstitched Scarfs, for bureau or dresser, 18x50-in. size, made of good quality linen-finished material, an unusual quality for 25 C the price. Each .... —Aluminum Tea Kettles, Ideal —A2-plece Cottage Set, several brand, 5 and 6 quart $l 49 o rotty and attractive sizes. Regular $2.98 DEOLLY: —Electric Irons, Mesco brand, M Bpeemi. .. g‘;‘:fi:r ?ff‘s’?v"fnfi:: $6.98 fulaly f“an“;:::u {:: $2 98 one’ year. - Poedld o $4.98 value. ~Special . FNater er Hand Pewer W ines, Recuisr s $15.98 —13-piece Luncheon Set, made of good quality linen- finished material, with blue embroidered edge, a very special value at, $1 .00 ——64-inch Bleached Mercer- ized Cotton Table Damask, a a good heavy weight, and in assorted patterns. 65C Special, a yard.. Kann’s—Street Floor. =—Alarm Clocks, Americas brand, highly nickel-plated finish, guaranteed l.zg for one year. Special value. Special S N N 15th &G to Kelth's from broken =—Aluminum Double Boilers, 2- sets, worth up to $10 quart size, made of pure 98 —Wisard Polish $l 59 l’o‘:;c cholcs of any 98c C n o aluminum ware. Regu- Mops. Regular $2.25 Ot B aeie lar $1.49 value. Special value. _Bpecial..... Kann's—Third Floor. T_-_________ §