Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 27

Genuine Hand Loom Dotted Swiss,68¢Yd. Again demand sets toward the lovely Dotted S s—the genuine Swiss manufacture. Fabrics that are woven on h: looms in the little homes of the peasants. Colors are perfectly fast, and there are more than 10 different combinations. The colored grounds are navy. black, brown, as well as high colors, white dots on colored grounds, colored dots on white grounds. New “Pearlprint” Voiles At 98¢ Yard Ginghams, 39¢ Yard ~This is an entirely new fabric —O0f course. they are also used introduced by us to Washington for making women's and chil- buyers, and exclusive with us in dren’s dresses, but the large this city. These are in large checks, as well as the smaller printed designs. outlined with ittle flock do iving an ap- pliqued _effe: e colors are rose, green, navy, tan, copen- hagen, lavender. and black grounds. 38 inches wide, Imported Drapery checks, are now being quite ex- tensively used as draperles, as they are sunproof and tubproof The colors are red, green, tan, brown, lavender. rose and blue. Also in the lot are stripes and checks. Gaze Marvel Tissue, 58¢ Yard —~This is a light-weight weave in lovely ttractive . de- signs on unds, with a differenit shades in the hlgh col- thread ! ‘8 interwoven ors, in the soft grays so much in through the material to form demand and the street shades. checks. Colored and white These are particulariy pretty for grounds, with overchecks in con- women's and children’s dresses trasting shades blouses, also for lingerie Kann's—S$treet Floot $2.69 to $3.69 Coatings Now $2.50 Yard I'he sportiest of sports coats can be made from any of these All-wool Coatings, in plaids, stripes and checks, and the new spring colors from which to choose. Imported Two-ply Voiles, 58¢ Yard Plain colors in at least forty —54-inch” Plaid Crepes, in —-36-inch Self-stripe Satin- tan, gray, navy and brown ctte, for underwear, linings, with colored overplaids. draperies, etc. Gray, henna, $3.00 yard. taupe, pink, blue, yeilow, lay- -38-inch Wool-and-Cotton ender, white, apricot and Checks, in tan and gray navy, brown and black block, waffle and hairline shades. Regular 65c quality. checks $1.25 yard. 50c yard. Kann's—Street Floor Imported White Striped Organdy, 48¢ Yard —40 inches wide and of particularly fine quality, with perma- nent finish. —36-inch White Checked Dimities, in two size checks and of sheer quality. 28c yd. —\White Chiffon Batiste, 40 inches wide and of fine qual- ity. 45c yard. —\White Nainsook, 36 inches wide, and of soft quality suitable for lingerie, infants’ dresses, etc. 18¢ yard. —Novelty White Voile, 36 inches wide. In check, plaid and stripe effects. 58c yard. Kann’s—Street Floor. Regular $1.88 Irish Linen Damask, $1.25 Yard In an assortment of attractive patterns. Good, heavy qual- C., APRIL 2 25,000 Yards of Summer Silks In a Special Monday Sale 33-n. Genuine All-silk Washable Broadcloth, 50 clear-cut st signs from which to select; for women's dresses, blouses and men's shirts. Launders excellently —All-silk Dress Taffeta! in a variety of plain and changeable cfects; par ticularly charming for youthiul frocks. —Printed Crepe de Chine, in twenty attractive patterns, and harmonious color combinations —All-silk Canton Crepe. in street hades. also black All-silk Figured ioulard, 3 in wide. These are shown in_sm neat designs, scroll cffects and polka dots. Sportswear Crepes Also at $1. ard Real £2.00 to $3.50 ues. Sho many beautiful priuted designs. at east fifteen, or possibly more dif- ferent patterns irom which to sel Also many different color combina- tions to make the varie ter. These are of all-silk, silk cool and silk gloss 1924 —PART 1. This sale again proves the su- premacy of Kann’s in value giving. The silks are all fresh, new, and very desirable; and secured from from manufacturers who pride themselves upon the high quality of their fabrics, and the unrivaled ar- tistry of their designs. Summer silks enter so largely into the fash- ioning of a woman’s summer ward- robe that this opportunity to secure many kinds at these very special prices should not be overlooked. 14 Kinds in One Big Price Group At $1.65 Yd. All-silk White Broadcloth, for men’s shirts and women's wear. Heavy Dress Pongee, in natural color and white. " _All-silk Radium, in lingerie colors and black _Canton Crepe, a silk and wool ma terial ,in street shades and black. -<ilk Crepe de Chine ,our well known dependable quality, in 50 «pring shades for street and even- ing wear. ~Allsilk Georgette Crepe, a firm crisp quality shown in 40 light and dark shades and black. Satin Charmeuse, in black, brow: and navy. Black Satin Duchess ery lustrous, 36 inches wide. Another Big Sale Group At $1.25 Yard —Marigold Knitted Crepe (glos), 12 colors, also black and white to se lect from. —Fancy and Plain_Satins (glos) for sport wear, in light and dark colors, also black Imported, all-silk Honan Pongee This is shown in at least twenty- five lovely spring colorings and white and black. One of the most practical of fabrics for frocks for wear on motor trips and similar uses ity and 70 inches wide. —Pure Linen Table Napkins, 18-inch size. Heavy-weight damask, in neat patterns. Special; $3.25 dozen. —Pure Linen Huck Towels. size 17x34 inches. Very closely woven and of heav weight huck, in plain white or with red and blue border. 32¢ each ~Pure Linen Glass or Dish Toweling, full width.. White h red borders or red and blue checks. Special, 22¢ yd. —Pure Linen Silver Bleached Table Damask, 70 inches wide and in five choice pat- terns. Special, $2.10 yard. —22-inch Napkins, $5.75 doz. Kann's—Street Floor. Fancy Cuff Gloves of Silk, $2.00 —These have pretty embroid- ered cuffs and one clasp at wrist. The backs are heavily stitched and the thumbs are Boulton cut. In silyer, mode caver and cocoa es 5% to 1, 7 16-Buztton Silk Gloves, $2.25 —Made of Milanese silk, with double finger tips and heavy stitched backs. In white, black, mode, pongee, beaver and silver. Sizes 5% to 8. Glove Silk Chemise, $3.19 —A special price for these un- usual qualities. Are made in bodice style, with ribbon straps. Some are plain, others are lace trimmed. In_pink, orchid and mais. Sizes 36 to 44. Kann's—Street Floor. New Spanish Lace Tunics at $5.50 —Lace that lent bewitching charm to the belles of other days l:ulns the modes of Spring 1924. So, it is the smartly dressed woman who buys one or two of these Dbeautiful Spanish Lace Tunics and wears them over slip of satin of ‘some delicate ade or to match the tunlc. ternoon and evening wear no ock could be more charming A riboon at the walistline gives . pretty finishing touch. In black, nav and gra; Shantung shades. Kann's—Street Floor. Smart Black and W hite Veilings 50c to $1.50 Yard —Veils in stralght, square wnd semi-circle shapes, in all colors, i3 $1.00 —50c and 75c Vellings, in French and cluster dots and -shadow meshes, in black and ‘many com- bination colors. . . Speeial, 20¢ yard Organdy Collar and Cuff Sets $1.75 and $2.25 —These are sheer and dainty. trimmed with lace or_one-st collars in two-tiered effect, ished at meck wWith shower of colored ribbons. —Bib Collars of Point Venise B $1.00 to All-silk Satin Messaline, in 25 light and dark shades, 36 inches wide Kimono Silks, all-silk, in 25 at tractive color combinations Kann's—Street Floor Dresses Monday At $13.75 Reduced from Higher Prices A comprehensive collection of many higher priced models, of which we have a limited quantity only of any one style. There are the high-colored flannel frocks which the younger woman adores; smooth charmeuse irocks, in long, straight lines, some with deep embroidery around the bottom: many jacquard crepes in the darker tones ; and others of canton crepe, crepe de chine, satins and satin crepe. All in the colors favored by the fashion leaders. Frocks that are sion. Misses’ and Women’” itable for almost any occa- sizes. Kann's—Second Floor 1,000 Apron Frocks 95¢ and $1.49 -T'he spring garden will be even more beautifpl with its mistress wearing a pretty colored apron frock with garden hat to match And, too, the spring house cleaning will seem easier if one is neatly dressed in pretty colored gingham or percale frocks. At $1.49 At 95¢ —500 Apron Frocks in_five uew 500 Apron Frocks, mude of and attractive styles. These are zinghain, in checked patterns or made of .gingham ‘or percale, plain colors combined with trimmed with white organdy of checks. or percale in neat fig- pipings in contrasting colors and ures. These frocks are nicely fancy bralds. Many different made, are practical, and there is colored checks™ and” figures to a variety of new styles to select choose from. *irom. Morning Caps, 39c and 49c¢, and Garden Hats and Bonnets, 49¢ —Made of colored wash materials, in several stvles, two of which are ~hown in the sketch Kann's—Second Floor. ‘ “The Busy Corner” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Notions At Special Prices Earl Brand Light-weight D Shields. Sizes 3 and 4. Regu- larly 3lc to 38c p 2 pairs for 39¢ Vogue Hair Nets, le double mesh, cap or All colors including ¥ Special, 4 for 29c Peerless Snap Fasteners, all size white or t 12 dozen for 20c —50 yards Sewing Silk, in black and colors. Spool, 5¢ —Puritan Garment Shields 3and 5. Regularly 75¢ pai Tomorrow, 45¢ pair Ribbon-covered Elastic, for garters. Regularly 59 Tomorrow, 42c yard Waist Lin made f white cambric, with It attached. Sizes 34 to 44. Special, 29¢ —Sanitary Wash Cloths. Special, 4 for 29¢ Icet Grip Sew-on Garters, made heavy suspender web, in whit ““Tomorrow, 17c pair ; v Napkins, m of a very s n zer has two rul u- larly 93¢ do. Special, 69¢ —White Sanitary Belt sizes 26 to 36. Special, 29¢ —Crowley's Gold-eye Needles, all es Special, 2 papers for 15c —Seven-yard picce Lingerie Tape, with bodkin, in white, pink or blue pecial, 2 pieces for 15¢c —100 yards Mercerized Cotton, all the newest spring and su T shades Special, 3 spools for 10c —Clark’s Mercer i Darning Cot ton, in white, L k or cordovan Regularly Sc a ba Special, 4 balls for 10c —Household Aprons, made of pure gum rubber. il high shades. Special, 25¢ —Single-covered Rubber Sheeting, 1 yard wide. Regularly 75¢ a yard Tomorrow, 49c . nickel-plated Choice, Sc dozen and let the Special 'y Demonstrator explaia to vou the merits of this wonder- f n-shine for suede and kid 1 shades. Bottle, 50c Kann' treet Floor. —Clinton Safety Pir All sizes. A Two-Day Sale! “Radmoor” Seconds Seconds of the $2.00 Quality Special, $1.25 —Radmoor Hose are made oi the finest quality silk, and are known for their durability by all women who have ever worn them. The imperfections are scarcely noticeable. Are full fashioned, have mer- (L:!;Ir:zcd tops, double reinforced knces. In black, white and many olors. Kann's—Street Floor —Tub Blouses are the blouse to Wwear these spring dayvs They are so easy to la and give one's suit or swea such a refreshing appeara Made of washable white broadcloth, dimity, striped or plain voiles, in Such pretty shades as blue, tan and gold All have long sleeves with turn-back cuffs, and have fo their trimming n lace, hand-drawn hand-hemstitching. to 44, Kann's—Second Floor Three Styles of Our $7.50 Shoes at $3.85 _A ridiculously low price for these smart and splendid quality slip pers. One may easily afford an extra pair of shoes when they arc as new as these models, and at such a special price. They are the new step-in pumps, made with gore front, cut-out side and finished with neat buckle. Select from black suede with Cuban heel, black patent with Spanish heel or black satin with Spanish heel —(Two of the styles illustrated.)