Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1924. Racing, Judging and Fair!rsuine nree carm Weather Throng Grounds jeri: on Second Day of Event. Tomorrow Is Baby Day at Kann’s And Many Mothers Will Come —Lvery Thursday is “Baby Day” at Kann’s. It’s a wonderful bargain day, as hundreds and hundreds of the mothers of Washington’s little “Kings and Queens” know. On this day of the week, special bargains are made for these important Tl‘.l”‘]\‘\'ll,! e EETE R e and in ‘i oz o | BOYS HELD WITH STILL. ..n*lxiu‘:u on ‘\- hich G E and heavy draft horses and team u parade of horses, teams and pr winning cattle around the race track: riding hibitions by a troo “Youngest Moonshiners” 13 and 11 Years Old, Respectively. 3 little persons and the savings to be had are indeed very pleas- At The Star | . < ing. Tomorrow—there are unusually good bargains to be 1at B0l gane S w11 venrel had, for instance: out the young- it 400 More of These Imported Hand-Embroidered Dresses 1 the sum of $250 To Sell for Only w7 81,00 Ea. | Hermon Baptists Convene. s to have been o a s, G E T copper still, other breeds ar v e t n the ofh- Those who shared in the last sale of Dresses like these, know that such values at $1.00 are eally unusual. These are imported handmade hand-embroidered Dresses, with yokes beautifully trimm, with hand-drawnwork and dainty hand embroide Sleeves and skirt are finished with hand-embroidered scallops. Ten designs of embroidery from which to choose, 0 you see Baby may have Choose From Ten Dainty sever of these d ses without duplicatoin 3 of designs. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Embroidered Designs Kapok Pillows Infants’ Slips —These soft and com- —Bishop style with hand- fortable pillows come in embroidered and lace- white, pink and blue c trimmed yoke and lace c edging at neck and sleeve. shades. Show. SBURG August i sion Association ist Church to- The Newly Appointed Section of Lingerie Announces for Tomorrow Between-Season Sale of Lingerie Featuring Three Unusual Groups ——— o iianel ol Real Estate Offices DESIRES the Servi of | TWO SALESMEN 1. A Suburban Salesman. 2. A Farm Salesman. be thoroughly familiar with the type of work stated and honest. Kann's—Second Floor. Buy Baby a “Tiny Toter” Special at $5.48 One of these will give baby many hours of amusement, and it is a wonderful help to mother when she is taking baby with her on neighborhood errands, strolling or visiting. This “Tiny Toter” folds —With the passing of summer, one’s lingerie begins to need special attention. It has been packed and unpacked for the vacation trip, and worn so much, that by now if it is not almost gone, you are terribly tired of it. It is the reason for this sale—to help you purchase now, and at special prices, the lin- gerie that you must have. The opportunity is a splendid one, and if you have compactly, 18 conatencted of ‘high-grade materials, with body made need for any lingerie at all, then let let tomorrow be the day that you buy it. of wood and seat of heavy duck. It has disc wheels, heavy rubber All of the items are new, fresh merchandise. It is a sale worth while. Come tires, and very inexpensive. Get one tomorrow and see what a earlv! pleasure 4nd help it will be. s Address Sales Manager Box 38-T, Star Office One of the Largest | ="' Kann's—Fourth Floor. Group No. 1 ; —Chemise of shadow striped batiste, in white, flesh and ; second, 1\\ e s e l . S- R H P R iosmers of soft muslin, white with embroidery edge. S Nelso Wis p Step-ins of muslin, variously trimmed, in flesh and Sl Zhrawers of muslin, tucked or embroidery rufiles. ey —Petticoats, knee length, of muslin, with embroidery . A Limited Number of Rubber Reducing Girdles, Special at Plenty of White! —Do you feel the need of a new dress now that fall has begun to hint of new styles, and you know, too, that before long it will be time to put away your summer clothes? Of course, you do, eyery one does, and every one can have a new dress when it won’t cost any more than $11.95. Or even so, you may not want to pay any more for one dress, so that you may afford two. Kann's—Second Floor. Tomorrow in the August Sale $12 All-Wool Plaid Blankets for $9.95 Pr. —These cool nights are bringing to the minds of many home- keepers thoughts of winter warmth. And the August Blanket Sale is ready to supply it at most advantageous prices now. For example these 100% all-wool beautiful quality ‘double blankets. They come in 8 different colors and are nicely fin- ished with sateen binding. Size 70x80. When the August Sale is over these will:go back to their regular price of $12. Buy now and save. Special class fo pony de 14 . . B - inches—First, M. Nelton Bond; sec. are plenty of whites as well as gray, beige, tan bark, pelican, French M el et nude, airedale and black. Sizes 85 to 10. > Lrooke Moore. y ——— . FEl Ll D. Horse Wins First Race. —Gowns of muslin, in white or flesh. ° ingdaay, \tho 2 30 toraiho Smart Slll( Dresses —Petticoats, knee length, of muslin or nainsook, lace or Frederick Counties or ;n the Dis- nd embrofdery, teimmed was captured by | broidery trimmed. Group No. 3 the only oth th lay, went to e da e —Costume § s of fancy striped English sateen, in f Dillon, N. blue and honeydew. > = A of Your Eyes —Bloomers and Step-ins of nainsook, batiste and cot- heat of the ton voile, tailored or trimmed. curred, unseating all four drivers,| | __js valuable because of ® —Gowns of cotton crepe, plain or striped batiste and Tate, 3 Bingen and Mcdium| | its absolute Honesty and Two-piece Pajamas of shadow striped batiste, in did no; sh. white or honevdew. carried off most of the honors in the " 1 pony races, of whick s were four It is valuable aiso be- ponies under 11 inches h cause based on scientite by Lock Arm, owned J";‘v_m"'\: ned No guesswork. After our Optometrist makes a thor- | Johnson S ¢ ds. | | KNOW whether you need ! | glasses or not. . Sl sdisnc ) 2 ! a great assortment of styles, showing satins in black, Wohy Dt : bk and crepes and other silks in soft autumn browns and ck S Shove Ll Ofi/&fln d’nc —These are the vogue now for women who would T and ridden 3 ¢ : s be more slender. This particular garment is fash- by Jdack Dave p st e ascizall But you may be sure of finding a dress here that will coming in second, and Hoodlum, own- | | . ody snugly. It will ually e thi a and ridden by Walter Perry of 32 Years at the Same Address please you. All sizes to choose from. : ' };i:‘ ;ndggi}w A S‘I‘E',,d:rc'nppgmrf,(,l?f",:rli,;s}lfl]lsi:'}? 1 minute and 4 seconds. ace for ponies between 48 and Kann’s—Second Floor. styles. ;uldcn by r Leitch of . . prore an Gy ot $2.00 Brassieres, Special at $1.49 ” L3 2 the only starters, finishing so close |{| 7 S s || Ordinary Buttermilk to The Sale of Fall H F ; 3 e e oI I'a ome rixings e et g B g P gl S o insets over the hips which assures perfect comifort and fit. Sizes saltimore, took the || This Pretty Girl Tells Druggists Y = Not to Take Anyone’s Money 4 ridden rm V||l Unless This Delightful New Unusual Samngs more, Wi e Vanishing Cream Shows a De- | —Homekeepers will find many useful items here, tson of th county, fini : ! The time was 1 minute and % and draperies of all kinds are being shown, and if Male and Harness Events. 3 A e e e A8 ; reserve ycur selection on payment of a small de there were several starters, furnished = posit. A Large Variety! —Choose from Dotted Grenadine Curtains, Marqui- sette Curtains, fancy Ruffled Swiss Curtains, Plain ° trimming. 1 3 C —Marcella Drawers, hemstitched or with embroidery Al seomd, ¥ Seee —1It's so seldom that one finds really good looking hose for so little that G in b ~First, L. women are taking full advantage of this special value. It's of silk-and- N rayon, with seamless feet, seamed backs and mercerized tops. There Pl'. Group No. 2 ond, Leonard L. Nicholson; third, —Step-ins of batiste and cotton voile, tailored or lace The first cing event ol'_!hl' open- —Chemise of cotton crepe, in white or flesh. owned in Montgom 5 —Corset Covers, of nainsook or batiste, lace and em- > Bertha S - 9 = [ . . A —Costume Slips of muslin, with hip hems. wnt ‘ariven| | Our Examination wo collisions ¢ and the horses—Mitty Brandith, Bil cotton voiles. Baltimore bovs and their ponies| | Sincerity. —Chemise of batiste and cottoh voile. The first, at a qu mile, for Aimiger Leite principles of Exactness. Yhicd Th | ough examination—YQU ile and was —These are dresses for immediate wear, and there is | [ ] navy blue. There are styles too numerous to mention. Chevy Chase, ioned of a scientifically treated rubber that fits the hesda, finishing third. The time 935 F Street put on. In flesh color; hook front and lace back 2 inc 4 heat, Sup - - brother, rieen, whien were ||| Defies Age by Using —These are made of pink brocade, finished with dainty filet lace was = 3 Beautify Complexion ana ridden by John- i Continues to Offer ‘ : 34 to 44, which w v b ter, Ne ||| cided Improvement. 2 : 2 3 e | ‘and all at special prices during this sale. Curtains ond. 3 3 - you are not ready for these things yet, we will . $2.45 to $3.95 Ruffled Curtains at and Colored Voile Curtains, etc., in white, cream and ecru. 2 to 12 pairs of a kind. A pair..........c...... Also These Economies | Buttermilk Cream creates beauty |almost Jike magic: The most nderful thing about it is the BO-NO INC. A7 115 Broadway New York, U.S.A. BONO THE MIRACLE CLEANER | fact that whilst it turns. the dull- | most lifeless complexion to radiant beauty and makes red or { rough hands or arms snowy white, | yet there is not the slightest sign of 1ts use after application. It | actually vanishes from sight,and the most heated atmosphere will | not produce the least shininess or | areasiness of the skin. 0 matter whether you are | troubled with a poor complexion, | wrinkles, ~ puffiness around the | exes, freckles, crows' fect or lines | around the mouth, ugly finger nails, or just a simple roughness of the face, hands or arms caused by wind or sun, you will find that any or all of these troubles will quick- disappear with the use of How- d’s Buttermilk Crea Peoples Drug Store; dvertisemen Disinfectant Deodorizer Insecticide Cleaner Striped Couch Covers —Oriental striped couch 1 69 covers, regularly $225.... L0 $1.45 Drapery Rep —Extra heavy quality, in 68 brown, and green. 48 inches; c wide. ‘A yard.... i Silk Brocaded Damask —“Seconds” of $12.95 grade. 50 inches wide. A $5.88 ¥ard . icceeecnnrcecnsescs Sunfast Silk Damask —50-inch regular $6.95 Sunfast Silk Damask. A $4‘.88 Damask and Tapestry —Figured Damask and Verdure Tap- estry, 50 inches wide. $245't0 295 values. A $1.69 yard .. Velour Pillow Slips —In various colors and sizes. 8 $1.25 to $145 values. o 3(: Third Floor. There Are Many Other Savings Kann’s—Street Floor. The Busy Penna. Ave. Corner 8th and D