Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1926, Page 11

i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGION, D. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1926, ir d “The Busy Corner” All Charge Purchases Entered on March 1 Bills Pern. Ave., 8th and D wary (Yearimee A Sale of 1,500 Pairs of Pure Thread Silk Hose Only 3 Seconds of a Nationally Known $1.50 Quality More Days! K 29¢ Pr. Graceful Wrought Iron %% &% —Such a sale as you will not want to miss. The im- Fern Stand perfections are so slight you will scarcely notice Special Tomorrow them—and they are a 12-strand pure thread silk hose, made with silk sole, seamless feet, seam up the —A black and gold finished copper bowl to hold the fern back and mercerized tops. And they come in black and 10 good wanted colors. Come early. Hanns Jor Here’s a Case Where a Little Forethought Means a Big Saving! nd a attractlve and graceful appes Fern Stands. The stand is r inches—so that the fern can side of the bowl and can t house during the Winter mo porch in the Summer. We| forced stand and bowl for thi An Advance Sale of Thousands of High-Grade Offered As a Feature of the January Clearance at 48 inches high, $3.29 42 inches high, $2.29 “Universal” Household Ap- pliances at Special Prices —A natlon-wide reputation for their it unnecessary to tell you more about Univ keeper will be glad to get them at these clea Sizes 814 to 10 Kann’s—Street Floor, / A Bargain in Baby Dresses Handmade— Hand Embroidered— Direct from Paris—at Only ' =Pu factory « 1 at a time when the to ke its force busy ) 1ese awnings at ian and we have arkably low —Thermax Electric Irons, 6-pound size. Highly polished and complete ic Curling Irons, 1 t. Tha des of aw A with back rest and long grades of I Z - nearly double e Made of electric cord. Special, 32.90 heavy tan and e striped duck and P ° MEHe sunesmensomsanina mounted on flexible frames, com- —Family Scales, weigh 1 oz to 24 pounds. Black or gray finishes. Guaranteed. Special, sl 35 €aCh cececeasess lete with fix: ), 36, 42 and 48 inc! pate your nce very substantial y to hang. Sizes If you can antici- w you can make a ving, Reg. $2.95 Value —Every mother wants handmade clothes for her baby, and when she can get dainty little dresses such as these at such a low price she is indeed in luck. They are made entirely by hand—of good nainsook and skirts are finished with four-inch hems. Long and short dresses in sizes to 2 years. Daintily embroidered on front and skirt and beautifully finished. A real bargain. = - Other Bargains in Baby Wear —Warm, Double-faced Blankets, white on the other. $1.69 value for, . 2SS vk ouibine $1.00 —Handmade Japanese Buntings, 33 9 with hoods; pink or blue. Each.. 7o —Careful attention will be given those who are not ready for Kann's—Third Floor. these awnings now, but who, by placing a reasonable deposit, can have them delivered, when they are ready for them later on in the Sp ng. . Kann’s—Third Floor. Clearance Specials in Lingerie Typical of Many Others Now 4:*411’!01;10 —Silk Chemise of radium and crepe ne: of batiste de chine. Tallored and lace-trimmed peach styles. —S$4.95 and $5.95 values for $3.95. —$875 to $12.75 values for $6.95. —Silk Bloomers of radtum and crepe de chine. Light and dark colors. —$3.95 values for $2.95. —$4.95 values for $3.95. —Gowns and Stepdn Sets of heavy crepe de chine. Handmade and hand- red. embroldered. tra sizes, $3.50 values for $2.95. —S$10.75 and $1L75 values for $3.75. —Regular sizes, $2.95 values for $2.00. —Costume Slips of radium, crepe de -piec « b silic and chine and satin. Regular and extra sizes, —$5.95 to $1L75 values at ¥ offi. —Gowns of heavy crepe de chine. Tailored and lace-trimmed styles. Ex- tra_sizes. Fancy flounces. —$9.75 and $10.75 values for $6.95. —$1.95 values for $1.59. Kann's—Second Floor. —Handmade Japanese Sflk Quilts, = blue only. Speclal, each $1.95 Kann's—S econd Floor. 300 Fine Beds to Go at ‘Savings Of a Fourth to a Half! A Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock and Discontinued Patterns! —In this remarkable sale vou will f i s Greenpoint and Montauk .\'mal“bedsndassx:vng}o"a; Four-poster Wood Beds. Twin and double siges American walnut, mahogany and French walnut finishes. We have grouped them as follows: Over 20 Styles of Regular $14.95 to $19.95 Values at $9'95 —They come in mahogany and wal finishes and twin and double sizes. e a‘! Sl;lem;if Collection of 9.95 29, Regular $19.95 10 82995 §] 4 95 —Featured are the n;;r;oru “‘Grace- line” designs, in various finishes and lwlcn Odd Pieces of Gift Furniture e Reduced for Clearance —The majority of these are floor samples, that have been slightly damaged from display. —1 to 4 pieces of a kind and marked for clear- S 7 - o ance at 25 and 50 per cent off regular prices. Your choice of the following: 1gton Sewing Cabinets; were $14.95. ith copper-lined humidor; was $19: ind Tables; Now $248. et with copper-lined humidor; was $2250. Now $ILZ5. hed S Srand; was $8.75. Now $4.38. - The Event Many Women Now $18.71. s Have Been 27.50. Now $20.62. as $37.50. Now $2495. . e Top Table; was 54;.’.50 Now SJsl.BZ and full sizes, Telephone Stand; was $17.. Now $13.12. : Tea Wagon; was $47.50. Now S3652, In This Group Are Regular 19.00 | ~3 Solid Mahogany Book Troughs; were $1250. Now $9.38. $14.95 $29.95 Values for... 0 ! Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Four-poster wood beds in twi double sizes are offered in Lha x;l:lp. nod 25 G lete Bed Outfi Ry 100, ot $19,50) Our Annual Mill-End Sale of Writing Paper tfits consist of bed, ring and = tress. Brown and ml.hng.ny fl:ll;h ’:oar:- 4 Popular Toilet Requisites for tinuous post with cane 1 efre - Th January Clears ffers panel effects. oss e o has ”‘n’»'f'::;:cfi;se;: Strong link epring and “thick cotton ‘ the low price of 40c for the four. » , . b A A botile ot B 55 High-Grade h Another Clearance Feature at Three Prices } Layer-Felt Mattresse 4 $19.00 gecs $ : Regularly s22.45 . $15.50 C C an C Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. , - —We have secured about 4,000 boxes of writing paper from three of the most prominent mills in the country, and the prices at which we offer them in this sale average less than the regular wholesale cost A large variety of fine papers is divided among these three sale groups, Four Clearance Groups $3.00 Linen Bridge Sets at $2.25 of Practical N ; as follows: f —They are made of a good quality of pure linen, finished with a picot ‘ erxllbroxdery edge; the linen is in an open block design in different c C : colors on a cream ground. Set consists of a 36-inch cloth an four t ., House Frocks napkins, e i i ot . <V S et s o and silk tassel, containing one D Not Many of Any One Kind, Puro Linen Embroidered 59¢ Pure Linen Dinner $6.75 Sontaining singleaheet ooon, U™ quire ‘of paper, ‘white and colore o g Towels, Reg. $1.00, each......... Napkins, for Clearance, Dos... lined envelopes in white, fvory butt . Thehland Linen Correspondence Buc ALl Are Go ¢ Slate| ot s oon duality linen, with Itaan “Made of pure linen double damask, extra and periwinkle. A $2.00 value. Variety of Colorar U 0PeS In 8 ican embroidered designs. ::a‘li:: 22-inch size, and shown in three good —C;a.nfi's Ea{lytPurl}An fi""‘" gold _’?}:f[ cfikin?fi;’ M;,u. ,,,.‘,V,%‘mem,fl s and silver luster, in = with a silk ribbon bow. ity L biack Kann’s—Street Floor. ' white and old ivory. o By per. A lovely gift. o 3 --Eaton, Crane ‘s Parisi salrane's Argentone Paper, deckle opne Hematitehen i Lorl edge, large (Emerson) size. that is made to resemble —Crane’s Early Puritan Paper, chief, with borders in gr deckle dhae. blue and tan. —Highland Linen, Scotch Gray Deckle-edge, Lined Envelopes. —Rafah Fabrics, in colors; lined en- velopes. 3 At 39¢ —Single Sheets of Writing with plain or deckled edge. a limited quan- as the “Kan-fit- ie of white linene figured percales. Paper, 'Bargains | —8triped_and Plain Gingham : Dresses, Hoover style, with selr 6 % n30ldedged Correspondence Cards Glearance pr D el'g al Kann's—Strest Floor. Kann's—Second Floor, Xl g