Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 13

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The fat man roused her| ire by obstructing her passage from her box to the floor, where she was to_make her sensational entry. Who are you shoving After all, not the empre: the fat man nantly exclaimed, nert weight to her effort fo you are emperor of ill-bred retorted the hot-tem- inguett, administering a resounding cuffs on his| next morning the fat man's friend called at her home inquiring » first feminine (Copyright, 1925.) Pope’s Cousin Dies. 1 MILAN, February ‘Teresa Ratti, terday at | her the © benediction before she pass- Anti-Kamnia Tablets promote sleep and give quick relief from nervousness. Also banish pains of rheumatism, sciatica, neural- gia, neuritis, headache and toothache, break up colds and fevers and stop women’s pains. Used for 34 years by millions and sold every day by druggists everywhere. 25 millions used annually. 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THe—c== resses and Many From Higher Tomorrow Is Baby Day at Kann’s —And among the many special values which make it worth every mother’s while coming to the store tomorrow are— “Joyland” Play Togs As Sketched Above 59¢ —Cunning Little Play Suits, of chambray, bound with red braid around the legs and on the shoulder straps. They have the most adorable pockets in red, representing animal heads; and are in sizes 2 to 6 years. The colors are blue, tan and green. —Rubber Sheeting, in white with eyelet in cor- ner. Size .’7x:k?A 31.00 —Mull Pillow Slips, with hemstitched | Clips, in attra designs. FEach.. —Job's Tears, excellent beads for the baby who is teething. At— 25¢ and 59¢ —Rubber Pants, excellent quality. 3 pairs & TN —Muslin Caps, for the wee baby up to 1 year. All brand-new, made of lawn, trimmed with lace and ' embroidery. 5Q¢ Special. Each.. —Baby Dresses, sizes to 2 years. Made of nain- sook with embroidered yokes, trimmed with lace around neck and sleeves. Deep GHandmade Japancse Quilts, in pin ne. " tacn. D189 —Japanese H andmade Moccasins for baby. Special, R e —Baby Coat or Dress Hangers, pink or blue, with a daimyhlime head painted on them. > Bl Ran 19¢ —Cloth Bibs, with at- tractive nursery figures and rhymes paint- 9Qq ed on them. Each, Kann’s—Second Floor. A Sale of Baby Carriages Special for Baby Day $19.95 —These are Carriages of standard quality, that have always been car- ried in our stock for not less than $25.00, but are now offered to you at a most important savings They are made of first- class fiber, upholstered in Bedford cord and finished in three attractive shades—French gray, cream and cafe. Important features are the rubber-tired wheels, tubular pushers, sliding hood and safety strap attached. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Priced Groups Make a Most Interesting Collection At $16.95 —A collection so varied that a woman would indeed be difficult to please who could not find a mod®l to answer her need, if she is looking for an unusually smart-appearing frock at a very moderate price. —First there are printed crepes, shown in all the new and novel printed designs of the season; then there are very practical models of flannel, a few in hairline-striped wool materials, and plenty of plain colored satins and satin-finished crepes. —These darker colored ones are made in styles that are suitable for street, for afternoon, and a number of them would be suitable for informal evening affairs. —They are all unusually good values, many of the lot were much higher priced. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. A Sale of Daytime Dresses Offers a Manufacturer’s Surplus and Samples at $2.95 —Many of these are Imported Porto Rican Dresses, in straight- line effects, with fancy cuffs, pock- ets, the new necklines and self gir- dles. There are also hand-embroid- ered dresses of tissue and madras ginghams in neat checks and plaids —dresses of crepe and plain colored washable broadcloth in pretty shades of beige, rose, orchid, brown, rust and blue. These dresses were manufactured to sell for $3.95 up to $5.95. The sample dresses are in sizes 16, 18 and 36. The surplus lot includes sizes from 36 to 46. Allare well made and most attractive. Kann's—Second Floor. A New Voile Pleating at 59¢ Yard Has Ready-Made Undersleeves to Match at 79¢ Pair —Beautiful Voile Pleating in exquisite shades of orchid, Copenhagen, maise, tangerine, red, tan and green. —Ready-made half undersleeves to match, in puff effect with narrow black ribbon at wrist to form a ruffle, at 79¢c pair. Kann’s—Street Floor. ‘A Carload Sale of Rome Quality. Beds A Special Feature of the Sale 125 Complete Outfits of . Bed, Spring and Mattress The Outfit for —Select finishes, value at from wood white or ivory, in twin or dou- ble sizes. A splendid ° Four-Poster Wood-Finished Beds —Attractive Beds, in walnut finish; and twin and double sizes to choose from. Very low priced at - Kann's Superior Mattresses, Special Regularly $22.45 —High-grade Imperial Stitched Layer-felt Mattresses, in all sizes and a choice of striped and art tickings. New Moire Silk Pouch Bags—Special Tomorrow $17.59 The Result of a Special Purchase —Rome Quality Beds are in very attractive wood finish, strongly made and individual in construc- tion. They are all high-grade beds and will add to the attractiveness of any room. This is a timely sale, for many homes have already begun their Spring house cleaning and redecorating, and many new beds will be needed, either for the occupied or spare rooms. Kann's—Third Floor. This Imitation Cane-Panel Bed $19.00 —It is in wood finish and shown in twln and double sizes. This Square Post and Filler Bed $12.95 —In walnut or mahogany fin- ishes, twin and double sizes, —Exceedingly good-looking bags, made of the best quality black moire silk, on a heavy green gold- plated Channel frame. They are nicely silk lined, and have inside pocket. This is a most extraordi- narily low price for bags of this quality. - Kann’s—Street Floor. $2.95 Regularly $5.00 6-In. Moire Ribbon Special at 44.¢ Yd. —Excellent Quality Moire Ribbon, in rose, scarlet, navy, brown, white and black. It is used for making sashes, trimming millinery and for other uses. All bows will be tied free, if ribbon is pur- chased here. Kann’s—Street Floor. New Buttons 39%¢ to $1.20 Doz. —Fancy Buttons in a most complete assort- ment. Small, medium and large ; of bone, wood and .ivory, in ball, hali ball and olive shapes, and many novelty de- signs. They are all gaily colored, some in combi nation colorings, others plain. 2 sizes to match. Kann’s—Street Floor. ‘Milliner- Made Hats $7.50 —Gorgeously Colored Hats in the new light shades, that almost glow with brightness and beauty. Also Hats of black and the darker shades, for those who prefer them. All beau- tifully trimmed in the newest ways—top, side or front. " Large Head Sizes —as well as Hats for the bobbed heads—in styles for misses and matrons. Other Copies —of Imported and Do- mestic Made ' Hats, in attractive styles and pretty colors at . $12.50 to $25 Kann’s—Second Floor.