Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1923, Page 36

THE SUNDXY sm WXSHINGTON, D. ¢, JANUARY 7. 1923—PART 1. Read Page 24 for More of Our Monday Sales. 38-in. Normandy Vodes Imported Dotted Swiss - o (T —In the new season’s patterns, the majority in white' de- —The fine handloom, permanent finish—the grounds are navy, lored grounds—green, blue, brown, ; signs on col black. 1% Copenhagen, rose, red, fuschia, jade, nile, orange and black, in two ~ navy, purpk‘ flame, peach, Copcnhagen and blac 58C size white dots; also in navy grounds with green dots and Copen- E i hagen with rred dots, and colored dots on white grounds. 31 inches wide, a yar: Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. “THE BUSY (X)BNER Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Kann's—Strect Floor. At the Main Aisle Tables—Street Floor—and in"the Newly Enlarged Section—Second Floor—Monday Exceptional Sale Values of Extraordinary Importance (Higlon DRESSES Offered at the One Economy Price of $2.95 only W E offer you through this Exceptional Sale the opportunity of buying L’Aig- % n—the smartest of daytime dresses—at prices that we cannot hope to feature again for many months to come. The dresses included are trim, dainty styles that are practical for house wear and at the same time so charming that you’ll be proud to wear them for market- ) ing or for informal social duties. 4 41124 model for lored on long lines. Good quality cham Well Made, Neatly F inished? Smartly Trimmed. N “g.‘:""‘”:fi Buy Them Now for Future Needs, Too! T £ et Yithin 1 i g, -‘l!h chambray. e 7 Sale starts tomorrow morning and will continue only as long as this collection e A of L’Aiglon Dresses lasts. An Amazing Sale Of Phonographs Probably the Best Ever Presented to Washington Music Lovers —175 Instruments remaining from our -So iinportant is the occasion that a wide big purchase and sale to be closed out aisle extending the entire. width of the at a low price never before associated with fourth floor has been given over to the quality phonographs. : sale. ---Every instrument in the sale is a phonograph of superior tone; beautlful in design; splendid of construction and is backed by Kann’s liberal guarantee. --Originally these phonographs were brought out to —The 175 phonographs in the sale for Monday are all sell upward of a hundred dollars. We were able that are left. We want quick action to get them into through the liquidation of affairs of the manufacturer new homes and to give us room on our floor, so have to. secure two carloads of these instruments to sell at wouped the entire quantlty into one lot and put one three exoeptlonally low pnces for such wonderful in- : pnce. for choice of any instrument to .close the quan- struments. ; tity out in a day. ~To make the offer more re- markable and liberal, insuring immediate disposal - of every phonograph, we say for this sale a payment of 52X for Records Delivers One of These Phonographs —To your home, $5 monthly thereafter without interest. Kann s—Fourth Floor .