Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 15

Sundax Pon Bay Children H @ \\‘m.m 1 Hickok Water Tower Sunday and Mond Bin, in sz 12212 THE CHEMIST “I've gone " menajeries, but 1 never yet nd an Aby an wart hog ake,” said Gran-maw Turner, Out o’ all our senators an’ congressmen only three or four |ever seem t' cut any ice. Bein’ poor never holds stylish people back. Operations are so common | these days that th' weather’s ' [ hardly ever mentioned any more. (Copyrght. dohn ¥. Dille (0.) Smeone Boys' Band to Give Concert‘ Band will through was arranged or, George Tidwell, direc ENRY Ford once said that money is a trans- mitter like electricity— ‘to be kept moving as fast as possible in the best interests | of everybody concerned. Ford | believes in giving every ounce of value that he can. In the case of Hearst’s International, money in untold sums is a trans- mitter of infnmm:ion, ed- ‘HCGKIO", efl‘mfll“mt- Every single issue is filled with feature upon fea- ture. Read, for instance, “Take My War Profits”, an interview with Mr. Ford himself in May. Hearsts International t" lots o' circuses THE EVENING ST New Printed Silk Blouses at $5.95 The model illustrated is shown in va- rious color combinations. euch as black white. and with tan. Has i ffe, made in over- pse style, her styles of crepe do chine biou own in blue, green, maise. pinebark, gl black and’ white, brown, navy and black. Some are collar- some have round or roll collars, very rt or long sleeves. Sizes 36 to 44. Kann's—Second Floor, Mother Records for Mother’s Day 75¢c to $2.00 ay 11, is your opportunity to r that you appreciate her ress and care Dby giving her gift on her day of days— ‘Mother Record,” with ., sweetly sung, is reciate, and_ we will any place. Here are ‘Mother's Day.” . k to Home and Mother. Whitehill. »ay | Wander Back Again. William Robven. 1 | Sweetheart. i Charles Harrison. | Little Bit of My Mother's Evening Praver. 19266 18206 (T Never Had a Mammy, 7se By Duncan Sisters. { Rememb'ring. {You're the Best Little Mother That 45079 | God Ever Made. $1.00 Georze M'u'Fa.rhn. {Good-night, Zht. i uve -Atways [Great Judgment Mornirg. 536 SMother of My H $1.50 2Sing Me Love's laby. [When You and I Wers~Young, Maggie. By Peerless Quartet. Silver Threads Among the Gold. 6321 [Dreaming of Home and Mother. $2.00 | Evan Willlams. {Song That Reaches My Heart, §69 (My Motner, $1.50 { Orville Harrold. [ Tell Her I Love Her So, 776 [Mother o' Mine. $1.50 { By McCormack, {The Rosary. 838 ck Me to Sleep, Mother. $1.50 { _Schumann-Heinke, Cradle Song. Fourth Floor, Beautifully Framed “Mother Mottoes” 50¢, $1.00, $1.75 —A perpetual expression of your love for Mother. —Appropriate Cards for your own Mother, your adopted Mother, your friend's Mother, the homo Mother, and many oth 5, 3% and up to $1.00, Priced 15 Kann's—Street Floor. Heavy-Weight Ideal Aluminum at 1, The Original Prices —Every piece is 9% pure, which means that it is durable, and .will give excel- lent service, Choose from these pieces: —35-qt. Covered Toledo Kettles, 79¢c each ~—4-qt. Covered Liberty Kettles, 69c each ~5-qt, Covered Liberty Kettles, 79¢ each —&6-qt. Covered Liberty Kettles, 98c each —12-qt. Covered Liberty Kettles, ~=~10-qt, Lipped Preserving: K:(d;.s‘,c —5-gt, Tea Kettles, ~—6-qt, Tea Kettles, —2-qt, Liberty Saucepan, —3-qt, Covered Liberty Saucepan, ~—4-qt, Covered Liberty Saucepan, ~5-qt, Covered Liberty Saucepan, ~—3-qt, Double Lipped Saucepan, ~—2-qt, Donble Lipped Saucepan, ~2¥%-=qt, Donble Lipped Sancepan, ~—4-qt, Lipped Saucepan, —8-qt, Covered Liberty Kettles, S$LI9 Kann's—Street and Thied Floors, eacl In This Special Sale Tomorrow —Albnew models are shown in this splendid assort- Some are fashioned of a good quality Roshanara crepe, with panel front and back and pleats on sides and others with various kinds of pleats, such as side and box pleats. tan and gray, waist bands in sizes 28 to 40. Other models of striped and checked wool suitings and ment of smart skirts. These are in WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1924 sports models of flannel, in poudre blue, Lanvin green, gray and tan; sizes 27 to 32 Kann’s—Second Floor. This Complete Outfit for Baby Costs Only $8.85 It Consists of 26 Pieces ~—This is just one example of the small cost of correctly outfitting: babies at Kann's. Tt is 2 complete and practical outfit—mot to mention its daintiness and beau 27 And every mother will appreciate the convenience and saving of time in choosing such an outfit in- stead of buying a piece or two at a time. ing Baby Week—all for $8.85. —2 Binders =2 Gertrudes Shirts —1 Flannelette Gertrude 2 Dresses —&6 Hemmed Diapers --2-Gowns ~2 Pairs Bootees —2 Towel --1 Washeloth —2 Sammmer Blankets Here’s the list of pieces you can get here dur- —1 Bib —1 Pad —1 Rubber Sheet Other Complete Outfits -at Various Prices Kamn’s—Second Floor. & New Modes in Shoes Shown Here at $8.50 —For sports wear, street, afternoon and evening wear, the correct Style in shoes is to be found here. The practical feature has been carefully considered, which means that any one particular style of shoe may be worn for a long while and still appear new, both as to style and quality, Select from suede, patent leather and satin, in black, tan, airedale, tan- bark and jack rabbit. French, Cuban and Spanish heels, Sizes 2% to 8. Tlhsstrated (a) black patent or suede, in tanbark and gray, (b) Patent Teather or satin cut-ent sandal, Kaan's—Feurth Floor, Rubber Reduc- ing Garments $5.00 and $10 ~—The Miracle Redtcer is thes only really safe and scientific way to lose from 5 to 10 pounds & month The brassiere reducer for the bust 1s made especially for women who are fleshy over the bust and on the shoulders directly behind and in front of the arms, Priced at $5.00. —The M¥racie Reducer for the Hips ofters a firm suppert to the flesh under the seat, and being free from stays, it is very desirable for all sports-where free movements of the body are mecessary. Priced at $10. Kann's—Second Floor, Penna, Ave, 8th and D Sweaters at $3.95 —Made of a light-weight soft varn, with border around bottom, on armholes, and down front in contrasting or harmonizing shades. Fastens with two large smoked pearl battons at side of front. A embroidered pocket in a Chinese ¢ design gives a striking note. Kann's—Second Iloor. Skirts For _‘?59.95 Auto Seat Covers, $5.55 —Gordon-make Co Cars, 1917 to 1923, i made m heavy, —Overland Touring -—Overland Sedan Cove Kann's—Third Flo Stamped Dresses For Porch and Street Wear Stamped Linene tangerine, peach simple patterns breider. —Smart Dresses of » in simple and attractiv ~Stylish Dresses of in two attractive d Interested in Knitting? —-Then be sure to see where there are in —-Wooden Knitting Needles, 10e a pair Kann's—Fourth Floor. Faney Silk Braids 17¢ to 48¢ Yd. These are the Braids 15¢ Linen Cluny Fd-'iu"s and Inseruom —Fine Quality Li } Insertions, 1, m. abile for undert! for scarfs, centerpiecs Valenciennes Edgings and Insertions, 6¢ Yd. —Round-mesh patterns, and 1% to inches wide. $1.75 Imported Colored Eyelet Embroidery $1.25 Yard —Pretty materals to frocks, blouses, or m; the trimming. E lavender, rose and copen shades. Kann's—Street Floor. Marie Antoinette Rugs, Size 9x12 Fi. $22.50 —These are made of grass, and are shown in all the new spring and summer designs. re de- lightfully cool and will wear for years. Smaller Sizes 8x10 ft., $19.95 6x12 ft., $19.95 6x9 ft., $14.95 ..Axgi- in., $3.95 Kann’s—Third Floor,