Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 28

3N % 7 3 / i i y :__2b s THE SUNDAY STAR, WARHINGTION, U. ¢, JULY I, 1923—PART 1 i . Member Better Business Bureau : Vi On Pa ges 15 and 16 Today : i , Summer’s Fashiort Theme Is That of the Sleevel, Another Interesting Lot ' M . : ictorial Review Free Fashion Sheets F ‘ ofiStore News 2 F . O Emrpe’:" hn:‘:_:n,ich‘em For August 3 — S S, S e S —And the August patterns, which also have arrived, sh 4 3 . Read Them = e e ———— O o rieties of the sleevel g et i e e E By Telephone Main 7200 . “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets ~ —Ask for a Free sheet—Patterns are 30c to 45c s —_— i = & Kann’s—Street Floor. : i 5 : { ai saflnne lOl i | —Few Wash Goods Departments in this country can excel or equal this amazing variety of selection we present. poccond-—the Most Popular | FIRST—A SENSATIONAL PURCHASE | Ty Lower Priced Lin G iy ENGLISH INDELIBLE VOILES = P [ \} i e —Plenty of the light. i it usyinelshl?sn:if;.c BENO c Sun, Tub and Perspiration Proof. dark and medium ASara This season’s regular selling price grounds. ‘Yard ... . “ has been $1.25 yard. We purchased C —Many ; Sdmiss E ; Many patterns that make up so admirab d—liundredsd of dem;flxs in the much wanted them to offer Monday at, a yard...... for children’s wear, particularly the tan w ark grounds—copenhagen, brown, navy, and Lo o . = W % - & vhite g ds, with the dainty sm: ot e e e e There are many navy blue grounds with dot designs, small figures, Tl are disiane. e emn smal 1{]1:‘« Rhe e e e iore ot o oy Ao and conventional block effects in white. Also white and light grounds | blue, and brown grounds , close, a effects, conventional patterns, as well as a | With beautiful small powdered, or all-over small figure designs, little | o¥er patterns, With dress styles so easy fq o iy 5 SR 5 o s e . follow, to make a frock of these voiles cos T\umber of nmel_ patterns in h\{;h colnrs_, and rosebuds, etc, etc., exquisite n colormg as they are artistic 1n desxgn. but little. 38 inches wide. i in black and white effects. 38 inches wide. The Best Values We Have Ever Presented in Wash Goods —Kann’s—Street Floor. e Presenting 11,000 Yards of the Most Fashionable Fabrics at Exceptionally Low Prices for the Superior Qualities Presented. . —Think of it—the most popular fabrics of the hour priced as you would expect to see them at the end of a season, not at its very height. We have anticipated the greatest selling day of t 1 season as a result. Early shoppers will have best choice. g " . . 5 $2.69 Novelty White $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 Plain and Novelty Silks, $3.69 Yd. $3.69 “Cheerio™ o = 'g 2.00 $6.00 and $6.50 Printed $6.50 Cordelaine Crepe $5.00 Puff.0-Silk Fainw e Jo GGS Veaddl s oshanara Crepe —For dresyps and :er\:sho\\"n Yard, $3.09 Yard, $3.69 Yard, $3.69 g ;gchlfl ‘:\I:;‘l‘dcrl\\lll\a dlfl-:fivn:a!”;? el u\'el:'e R Eil ol ~This silk is already pleated, for mak- -—Sometimes callefi Blistered Crepe. ,‘ shown in 12 sport colors, also | combinations, for general sport wear; ing handsome dresses and skirts. - Makes very charming frocks, will not '.i plitcane bk also combined with other materials. Shown in twenty sport colors. crease. Shown in twelve street shades. f PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS AT $1.69 YARD { —s6einch All-silk Georgette Crepes, s —39-inch Printed Georgettes, shown —3%inch Extra Heavy ABl-silk Crepe de —Printed Crepe de Chinen, in the desir- —L500 Yards Plain and Fancy Sitks, f / heavy dress quality in 40 new shades. i many wanted de- Glilne;, in 651 of the ‘best shadesi for ‘eus o 22 28 ST SHENGRRCIIEaRE, scticral spoutst mear.’ © 3200 o) 35 } The weight is suitable for i L street and evening wear, with plenty of and dark colored grounds. A good qual- —Special Monday, a : owns, blouses and lingerie. signs and colors. white, flesh color and black. L R A S R, S $l .0 { g e i e < $1.69 ettt T 22 $1.69 M Y o3 Purchase of Manufacturers’ Seconds . Reduced : Sun and Rain -Every one is a sood style and very appropriate Our Entire Stock Silk Handbags Women’s Hosiery for the Fourth Just when holiday and vacation needs crowd to the front we have made a special Hosiery purchase of interest to ev- ery woman in Washington— Umbrellas to carry with your summer costame, but we must make W hite Hosiery With Hand-Embroidered Clocks —The imperiections are only slight, mostly a cloudy place in the Monday, room for an early = ities l - ) fall shipment, due Sec?nds nf.rexulur $3.00 qualities. $1 .79 ! ‘, Choice— ° shortly, and take | CHOICE; DRIP ..o cie e oisensionsisssiosisisioine e 4 this reduced price ' —Women’s and misses’ umbrel- las. The imperfections are very slight and will not impair the wearing qualities. —The umbrellas are in beautiful, wide bordered silks, in all colors, and present a good assortment of PI¢% t° 15 Handbags, Marked $16.50, $18.00, $19.50, —Two and three bags of a kind and close means to close present stocks out. This is your opportunity. weave. They are silk with si lisle tops. White with white clocks White with black clocks White with tan clocks White with purple clocks < Sizes 8% to 10 in the lot. $21.00, $22.50 and $24.50 —41 Handbags, marked $7.50, $8.50, $10.00. —Women's Silk Hose, lisle tops $10.00 $4.95 foot, with high spliced heels and Choice of the following combinations: White with red clocks White with blue clocks White with gold clocks —Women's Silk Hose, lisle tops and soles; full fashioned, high Choi d soles, full fashioned; & handles to s 3 - e 3 Monday, each.... Choice, to close...... an 3 et Becls. White with hasd- 9 5 N » select {rom—bakelite, double soles, heels and toes. (5 Clocks of red, blue, gold, CHOICE A.ZVY 7-1R.I.Z'[]'I‘E‘Ls % carved applewood, or amber color. Finished with either rings or straps, with tips and ferrules to match. A —12 Handbags, $13.50, $15.50. Choice, $7 95 DRy b4 toclose......... These have lace clocks. In white, black and $2 -75 A pair marked $12.50. —178 Handbags, marked $5.00, $6.00, $6.50 and $6.95. Choice, $3 95 . tolelOse ~r ol s veieio colors. green, ek, A'pair.. $3.00 —Children's_Silk Sport Stock- ings, Phoenix make; seamless HAT' IN STOCK | i : —Women's All-silk Hose, silk R inf d, & turn- fey 4 g . = = " ecet, reinforced, eep h.ood op[mrtumt) to buy for your __j93 Handbags, marked $2.95. 1 9 5 from toe to hem; full fashioned, ~ down cuffs. The new buck » 3 n o & Fourth of July needs. Choice, to close . high spliced heels, shade. Sizes 7 to @1 () Formerly Priced, $6.95 to $22.50 G - hoice, to close..... SRleshE et e e e e e in white and black. §3 ()() 10 Apaies e 3 | Including Meadowbrook and Catalina Sport Hats ¢ ' Kann’s—Street Floor. B~ Kann's—Street Floor. PR . Karfn's—Street Floor. | { s 4 In a Pre-Holiday Sale. s 5 00 o . : —_— Bl Two Lots of Inexpensively Priced | Sumu, ’ ummer Wash F rocks | —The illustration gives an idea of the smartness and up- —Any woman who wishes to have plenty of cool frocks— to-the-minute styles in the sale. Some are our Studio Hats. wants them in a hurry and doesn’t want the o —Hand-blocked hats, fine leghorns, taffeta, crepe de ; b . S other of mak £ e s . & c pe ing them—will be particularly interested in these two lines. i chine, hair, Italian Milan, Duchess satin, and felt hats. 1 —Large, small, and medium shapes, for dress, sport, ‘ At $ .95 g street and general wear. Cut-Out and Fancy Effects Rival Plainer Modes In This —Trimmings are of lace, burnt peacock, ribbon, orna’ , . o 1 i ments, draped chantilly lace, flowers, maline, and self { i S essesiobin e . ‘k i trimmings. A 44 ses of figured and g Y o > { E d)g;t;ge ‘:,':e(;l ;i‘,:ghas,f VAR : a e 0 Omen S l e Ow 00 wear Il —Colors are navy, natural leghorn. brown. canna. cocoaj ™ 1‘_112)' are made in straight- Crepe de Chine | black white. 1 l‘:l;lcs-:ir:gmflrco(gh:s;mzt:;?: Blouses in W hite . Kann’s—Second Floor. i collarfess style, have short Specially Priced b At ° a Pall‘ L = —_— ;!'elevcs, a_!lld self gicdles, - - ' e voiles are mavy, 3 e et S’ | A4 $E.95 Permanent Waving gxerme,TCopenhagen,_ with white e — - i ; " :::llrfr ;fdp"!'fi" é?n‘“h;‘;‘“"?l —Perhaps_because it looks so | —A collec o secured from different sources, including special purchases, shoes from a number of re- First 20- Curls, $15.00 chetlis~ of Yaritus it Sises | showy white aud icool: thel Coit Siles™Sisome from our own higher-priced lines in stock. - —That boon to Beauty. No longer a juxury for misses and women, white crepe de'chine ‘blouse has |; —Xhis is the footwear you will want to accompany your pretty Fourth of July outfit. . but a necessity, especially in summer time Kann’s—S: ? suddenl, gchieved Sisiasubl pops There are plenty of fancy and cut out sandals, strap effects, new high cut slashed tongue styles. hxncr:tnlc: and ‘:'qu:nment have made us ex- n’s—Second Floor. AR POP- | _French, Cuban, and Spanish heel styles; all turn soles Do ur Beauty Bhop is thoroughly and scien- .- ZThe styles are the slipover —All sizes in the lot from 27% to 7. tifically equipped to afford every need in A t s .99 and the Jacquette, and the Kann's—Fourth Floor. up-to-date beauty culture. 5 / : —_— crepe is an unusually heavy e Marcel Waving Shampooing o o Skin Bleaching .. Scalp Treatmen: : —Dresses of gimgham and —They are made 'with round Henna Dveing and Tinting Manicuring Pr:n::{um chambray, made in stralght | meck and Peggy collars, trim- —A COMPLETE LINE OF GOOD QUALITY W ¢ line sport.styles, in checks and ' | med with several rows of HAIR GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES. New ,uufi:'md 5 plain colors trimmed with white | narrow lace, with tie at the side; styles for bobbed heads, three-strand Wind'shd Waler pique and organdy. Square and | others are trimmed with em- switches, and- all those latest innovations . } round neck styles, short-sleeved | broidery and hemstitching. Still ‘which make the modern women's colffure & 14 m?;lels‘ d;v]lhsturn-blck cuffs, ml‘t’fi“ }:avidpl¥ln lroum:l- n;ck;‘ success. I self girdles. Some are trimmed w pleat: ront an ack. —I18-inch Three-stand Natural vith it 3 pe f th i a with . £ Soipeen A BE S L | MleTace TR Yonquetir ane 1n Wary Swiches 2. $7.50 | and extra sizes 48 to 32. At #1.99. | striped and plain effects; others The Hobby Horse Barber Sho, { s have all-over stitching. Sizes 36 ; 2 rllo\ann s—Main Aisle, Street to 48, Kann'e—8econd Floor. Is One That the Children Love ’ or. Kann's—Third Floor. e