Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! Something Different Every Day and Something Specially Priced —A delightiul spot on the second floor where you will find something different every day, gathered irom various x'eparnm‘nh of the store, and placed h i to make yvour shopping easier. Women’s Fabric Gloves Special at $1.00 — Imported Novelty T with s distinctive good wi ait, cov 2 to 7%, Come Tomorrow— Good Umbrellas $3.50 —Both men women prefer these umbrellas of Gloria for general use—- they are of good size, and really keep off the rain. The ones for the men have Prince of Wales handles, light and dark effects, and those for the women are amber trimmed with cord or leather strap to swing on hand All are in good silk cases. Kann's—Street Fioor New in Neckwear To Give or Keep —Semi-stiff_Collar and Cuff Sets, in plaids, checks and plain colors. At— 79¢ and $1.00 Set In plain white at 79¢ —Windsor Ties, to wear with tic scni- Stiff collars, in black and colors, crepe de chine— 50¢ and T3¢ —Of Messaline, some 1% yards long at 50c, 59¢ and 79%. —Plaid Four-in-Hand Ties, bcau quality, onc style of crepe de cl 50¢ and 75¢ —In plain colors at 50c. Kann's—Street Floor. $195 to $5 Hats $1, $2 and $3! —Dont miss this_event tomorrow! Wonderful values in sports felt hats, in_ black, trimmed Lyons and pannc velvet hats. faille ks, and satin models. [arh hat is worth much more than its sale price. For in-between wear, these are just the thing for a change. Come carly for best selec- tion. . Kann’s—Second Floor. Attendants and each day you will find something spec ist you in your shopping, ed—Tomorrow— ® Rippletone Writing Paper Special 29¢ Box heautiful writing paper has feathered edge and come in nd the dainty light shades, paper is a t certain of and this unusual op- to e boxes at cost. Wednesday only. Wall: Through Every Day Pure Linen Hemstitched Pillowcases, $2.25 Pr. —Attractive cases made of nice quality linen that will wear splen- didly and are 45x3. size. These will make a very des irable gift to any woman. Kann's—Street Floor. Stamped Towels 69¢ Each —Excellent all-linen towels, with col- nn-d borders in rose, gold. lavender and blue. Stamped in pretty and simple designs. Chinese Work Baskets 69c to 98¢ Kann's—Fourth Floor. Ribbon Novelties for Gifts —A fascinating selection of dainty ribbon novelties, which make ideal gifts from one girl to another—and are practical and inexpensive as well. Individually boxed, ready to be wrap- ped in your dainty Christmas package. Powder Puff and Mirror, Sets Two pieces, at $2.50 Dainty Vanities, 59¢ and $1.50 Powder Puffs on Long Handles at $1.50 Coat Hangers for Babies® Wraps at 98¢ Kann's—Ribbon Dept.—Strect Floor. Thousands of Women’s All-Linen TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. ‘192 Full-Fashioned All-Over Silk Hose -—A better assortment of pretty designs will be hard to dupli- cate; they are shown in solid colors, also white, with em- broidery in colors, and will make most attractive gift handker- chiefs Linen and Voile Handkerchiefs 25¢ Each . $3.00 P . r. —THosiery is always one of the most acceptable gifts a woman can receive. It is rare if vou find one who has enough pairs. These in black and many of the good, wanted colors, will be par- ticularly appreciated; they are excellent quality, of medium weight, and will wear splendidly, in addition to being good look- ing. Handmade Kann's—Street Floor. —Women's Wool and Rayon thh(vl \port Hose, of medium weight an 1 pretty two-tone shades. 81 {)0 Irn.(d a pair. Handkerchiefs 30¢ Each —Beautiful bandkerchiefs in new and smart designs. They are hand- made with hand-embroidery in the ~Children's %-| Xeng'h Wool Sport Socks, in heather shades with fancy corner. Solid colors and unusually tops. Medium weight. A sl 00 pretty. pair ... Kann's—Street Floor. Fourth Fourth Floor : ~ Floor Tomorrow in Toyland A Sale Floor Samples of of High-Grade Toys Many Less Than Half! This most unusual sale offers one or perhaps two pieces a kind that have been used as showypicces in Toyland. The sale prices average half, and in some cases they are much less than hali of former prices! Ilere’s the list! Come early! = = —1 —1 —1 = = —1 =i —1 =) —1 —1 —1 -1 Mechanical Dressed Doll. Was $49.20: now. bre s ..$24.75 Dressed Infant Doll. Was $2495: now. ... S48 s fant Doll. Was $39.50; now.... . 82475 Ttalian-made D 3403 : L. $1230 Mechanical Performing Magician._Was §73 v ...$39.50 Italian Show Doll, dressed. Was $73.00; n $3930 Dressed Mechanical Doll. Was $2495; . £ ...S4T5 Musical Girl, dressed. Was $49.5 v o $2975 Mechanical Choir Girl. Was §27.4 $16.75 Life-like Dolls. Were $0.00; Mechanical Bears. Were $30. Doll's Trousseau. Was $63.00; now Doll's Trousseau. Was $34.93; now Doll's Trousseau. Was $39. St. Bernard Dog. Was $27. Doll's House, furnished and lighted. Doll's House, furnished. Was :7:00 Doll's House, furnished. Was $65.00 Loaded Truck. with skin horse. Was $24.9: filk Wagon, with skin fiorse and milk can. Swinging Horse (made of skin), with heavy frame. Was 549 kin Horse, rocking style. Was $17. vO. now 3 St. Bernard Dog. Was $25 Elephant. Was $48.00; now 2 e e Lot of Groce Storcs §h0p> }utclwxw etc. Were $1.95 to Wooden Horse. Imported Tiger. Was $; Skin Horse. Was $27.5 H Elephant. Was $24.95; now. 750 Prs. of Attractive Scotch Lace Curtains $2.85 Pr. —Beautiful curtains of Scotch Lace, 234, 2% and some 3 yards long, in white, cream and ecru colors. These are exact copies of the genuine hand- made laces, and are in a wonderful as- sortment of lovely patterns. Also in- cluded in this lot are panel curtains, 36 to 45 inches wide; some of these have bullion fringe, others are plain. Sold by the piece. All are displayed and arranged for your convenience. Kann’s—Third Floor. Actual $3.45 to $4.95 Values at Give Glove Silk_ Underwear —Women's Glove Silk Chemise, in bodice style and in many pretty lace-f !nmme(d: lcficcts. fisor:e u}:tg real lace olors are flesh, orchi Kann's—S o and_peach, and sizes 36 $ Q5 nn’s—Street Floor. to 42. Each .... s . g —Women's Novelty Rayon Vests, Friendly Warning bodice sq];_lle. 1}? flesd orchid, peach, white an 00 —Before you buy securities maize. Each . $1 from auny one be sure they are —Women's Mercenzed Cotton ;i‘ good as your Dollars. The Semi-Annual Sale Oneida Community Plate Silverware Sport Pettibloomers, good long easy mark doesn’t know how lengths with flat seams, and double casy he is until some salesman shirring atfiknee Ellth‘e(r plain or fif,“,:::,‘;“ stocks or bonds has two-tone effects in black, navy an brown. Sizes 5 to 8. Publisred in co-operation with garment the Wufiln:ton Better Business Kann’s—Street Floor. Children’s Reg. $1 Gaunt ] . . ] Gloves, Special at 79¢ Pair —Nicely lined, fine quality gloves with a soft, medium- length cuff, either plain or novelty effect. This is a most unusual value for <uch good gloves. They are nice and warm and very ¢ looking. Brown and tan shades to choose from, smali. inedium and large sizes. 500 PN. of Wumon's Reg. $1.50 950 P]_‘ L] Suitable for Gifts —Excellent quality gloves that are overseam sewn and have Pa point backs, in black and white only. popular with women. These are very pretty and Kann’s—Street Floor. Copyright Fiction at 75¢ Len Barriers, by Meredith Nickolwon Harbor. by Joseph Lincoin. Kilmeny of the Orchard. by L. M. Montgomers Foursquere. by Grace S. Ricbmond The Tron Puddler. by James J. Davis Certa'n People of Importance, by Kathleen Bachelles t Mitebell. Ficteher. Whelps —White Jacket, ©Omoo, by Herman M Snowdrift, by James N. Hendrrr. America, by Robert . Chambers ~Further Adveotures of ‘Lad, by Albert Taypn Janice Meredith, by Paul Leicester Ford —Jiranite and Clay, by Sara Ware Bassett —Cryder of the Big Woods. by George C. Shedd. J. Poindexter. Colored, by Irsin 8. Cobh —the Mau Who Lived in a Shoe, by Hears J. ian. h ke Shadoss With O'Henry. by Al —Roush Hewn. by Doroths Canfield Kann's Downstairs Bookstore. Hostess Aprons 95c¢ —These gay little aprons will maLe a most attractive gift to any one who entertains informally at teatime or Sunday night suppers. Dainty as well as practical; made in a variety of unique styles with odd shaped pockets, cross-straps and sashes, of black sateen with pretty colored trimmings, fancy percales and plain and novelty ging- hams. Kann's—Second Floor. Toiletries Make Attractive Gifts A Large Variety Here —AIl the newest creations—in unique containers and of exquisite fragrance No woman will be able to resist their appeal or fail to read the subtle Christmas message they contain. The following are good suggestions: Sets at $3.50 —Beautifully Boxed Karess Sets, which contain face powder and compact. Just the gift to a young girl. Compacts, $2.50 —Hudnut's Deauvilla Compact, in a silver-plated case like a watch. They are beautifully boxed in a Sreen satin box. One initial engraved FREE. Perfume, $1.00 —Cheramy’s Dainty Perfume, in an at- tractive small bottle and prettily boxed. We call particular attention to “April Shower.” Sets for Men, 75¢ —Practical and useful sets ront.u'\n: Colgate's shaving stick, small tube dental cream, small bottle of lil toilet water, box of violet taicum pow- der and cake of Coleo soap. Sets for Men, $8.50 —Another gift for a man is S. E. How- ard's set, consisting of the new style round hair brush, cloth brush and comb. The brushes have solld ebony backs and best quality bristles. Other Gifts —Denney & Denney’s Bath Salts, neatly boxed, $1.00. —Blasco's Toilet Waters, boxed, $1.00, $1.50 and —Boncllla’s Tollet Waters, prettily boxed, $1.00. —Tre Jur Compacts, $1.00, 31.25, $2.50 and $3.50, Kann's—Street ¥loor. Blue and Amber Glassware In a Special Christmas Sale at 98¢ Ea. —Pretty colored glassware imported from Czechoslovakia, in a large and varicd assortment. This is one of the most important glassware cvents we have held this year, and vou will find many pieces most desirable for gift-giving as well as for your own use. Included are such pieces as— —Vases, in several styles —Compons —Flower Bowls, sizes and shapes, and other —Candy Jars —Candlesticks iz —Guest Sets pieces. of vyarious = Kann’s—Third Floor.