Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 10

10 kS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 10, 1926. INERICAN' ARREST CAUSES INQURY Chileans Accused of Denying| James Shanks Right of Counsel. e Scores of Attractive New Frocks--At Kann’s . Offer $15 to $25 Values at $12.95 —Cool-looking dresses that flutter airily on the racks and look so invitingly fresh and dainty that you will be irresistibly tempted to select one, two or more, when you see how low they are priced. { > The Materials Are: The Colors Are: Seen Stan em / el | Flat Crepes Palmetto Green ‘ Flowered Georgettes Gray, Tan e Printed Crepes Bois de Rose e e e Plain Georgettes Navy Blue kation i i &3 35 and many Powder Blue Combination effects Black —New style features include circular skirts, godets, pleats, straight- line silhouette, high neck, low neck and tie scarfs, embroidered treatments. Sizes for Sale! $5 to $8.50 Low Shoes $3.95 Pr. Patent Leather This is our annual May Saie of Shoes Gray and Brown cighteen smart new styles in shoes for str ,,,,‘::f;l"::,m Kid dress and sports wear. Sizes 3 to 8 with Cu Sawterne Kid French, Military, Flapper and Steeple Blonde Kid Among them are Black: Satin A Few White Kids Pumps Plain Black, Colored Straps Kid, and Combina- Step-Ins tions Cut-out Oxfords Inves Kann's—Fourth Floor isses and Women. Kann's—Second Floor, The Annual Hosiery Sale Offers These Remarkable Values £2.25 Thread' Silk Full- l 35 hioned Hose. Pair. . . well known “Best Knit” make of Stl‘i d Tllb Ra ons Hosicrv—a heavy 14-strand quality - with }le o 3 mercerized lisle iops <oles. heels and toes nt 81 10 10 and vour choice _Every shape which Fashion sponsors i 0 e Hitteud SEN T G ° for Spring and Summer is to be found in e 79C this low-priced collection. In all the gay Special. Pair . Sne colors and black. Large hats, small hate N SRS Service Weight Silk Ho with seamless and medium size hats, with large, me- \ plaited soles, mercerized cotton tops, seam dium and_ small head sizes. The ideal ; " Assorted colors and sizes hats for Summer, as they are nice and - light and cool. an op | mass of cor-| F'ast Color > proceed —A material with a marvelous lustrous finish, in a splendid assortment of striped patterns, both novelty and plain stripes. In addition to the striped designs there are many dainty small checked designs, also novel plaids and a few plain All are fast colors. 33 inches wide. c0 Daily News Co.) up the back Special D T1AC Raymond g Children’s 35¢ Mer- Flowers Reduced to 50¢ 1-Ir‘ri7.('d Cotton Socks 2)5(:] pr7 \ere's a large va of these Tmportec A lovely assortment of flowers, taken from our rezu- Cotton Full-fashioned Socks lar stocks and reduced to the low price of $0c each. i il 1909 GlioielaE o aulealbe: dnd Niins —Hats trimmed without extra charge if to 8 A value you will seldom rert trimmings and hat are purchased here. Rt colors. Dress Linens and Washable Broadcloths, 58¢ Yd. —The Linens, a regular $1.00 quality, shrunk from 46 to 36 inches wide. A beautiful finish and a complete line of shades. —The Broadcloth, fast color, in plain and fancy stripes, some over stripes of white on patterned grounds. Guaranteed fast colors. 36 inches wide. forcing the law Kann’s—Second Floor Linens At $1.00 Preferred By Carmel Myers . ’ A iy s 4 Stock up your linen closet, here Famous Motion Picture Star! = p s are household linens that every s housekeeper needs, offered at a most attractive price. Three evervday necessities at one low price. ; Bridge Sets, $1.00 IFive-piece sets, consisting of 36 in. cloth, and four napkins to match Plaid patterns with Roman striped Special Introductory Offer Of “Ben Hur” Perfume, Kann’s—Street Floor, for foods without flavor Special Sale—54-In. Bordered Crepes $5.00 to $7.00 Qualities at —Carmel Myers, whose interpretation of the character of Iras, in the Metro-Goldwyn Masterpiece, “Ben Hur” has aroused the enthusiasm of the most exacting critics, is a woman of discriminating taste. It is no mere inci dent, therefore, that she says of Ben Hur Perfume—*So exquisite—so different—so distinctive.” HE art of making meals attrac- | tive is in serving flavory foods. | In breakfast cats, see that you get the Quaker brand. The difference in flavor is amazing Some 0 years were spent perfect- ing Quaker flavor. No other oats ! offers it to you. Yet the price you pay is the same. Quaker milling, too, retains much of | the “bulk” of oats. And that makes laxatives less often needed. Protein, | carbohydrates and vitamines and “pulk” are thus combined in making Quaker Oats an excellently balanced ration. Quick Quaker codks in 3 to § min- utes. That's faster than plain toast. Makes the richest breakfast now the quickest. | Get Quick Quaker or regular Quaker Oats today for a richer break- | 2.50 Yd. $6 to $7 Bordered Crepe de Chines £5.00 Bordered Georgettes I'he Crepe de Chines are in lovely new designs and color combinations, both light and dark— some are in all over designs, others border effects. And the Georgettes are all attractively bordered, and in a wonderful range of colors, and unusually smart designs. It requires only from 1% to 272 vards of these materials to make a dress. You will go far hefore you will find another such value. Kann's—Street Floor. —Present this Coupon and 43¢ at our Toilet Goods Counter and get the regular $1.00 size Ben Hur Perfume, illustrated above. This Coupon Is —So that our patrons, t0o, may enjoy its mysterious char we have purchased from the Jergens' Laboratories bottles, which we are offering at this exceptionally attra Reg. $1.00 Bottle Actual Size Shoun 45¢ With Coupon Kann's—Street. Floor. Worth 55¢ border. Lunch Cloths, $1.00 Pure Linen Lunch Cloths, #-inch size. Good heavy weight with colored borders and plaid centers. Lunch Napkins, $1.00 Doz. ~9-inch Pure Linen Napkins with' hemstitched hems. A splendid qual- ity linen. Kann's—Street Flor. fast tomorrow. Quick Quaker 9x12 Wove-Craft Grass Rugs Our Own Importation From Japan $8.95 Ea. —The ideal Rugs for Summer, cool and most unusually good look- ing. They are of heavy quality, closely woven grass, and are attrac- tively stenciled. Some with plain centers, others in all over designs. Colors; blue, rose, green and brown. ——Other sizes to match. Size 8x10 ft. Size 6x9 ft. $6.95 $3.95 Tomorrow—a Sale of Pure - Aluminum Ware At 99(3 Regular $1.29 to $1.59 Values. —When a sale like this occurs, it is, indeed, a gala event for the average housekeeper. Pure alumi- num ware for only 99c each! Pieces that are needed in every kitchen, and your choice of plain and colonial shapes— 6-qgt. Convex Kettles 2qt. Oval Dishpans —10-qt Oval Dishpans —4-qt. Pitchers —3-pc, Saucepan Sets, includ- | B ing 1, 2 and 3 quart pans —10-qt. Preserving Kettles ~—3-pe. Covered Saucepan Sets —Mail and Phone Orders Filled Kann’s—Third Floor. Bedspreads ¢~ Specially Priced —72x108 and 90x108 sizes Candle- wick Spreads. two different designs. In rose, blue and white on cream grounds. All fast colors. Require no ironing. Regularly $ $5.00. Special, each. . 3. 75 —63x90-inch Krinkle Bedspreads, plain hemmed. Require no ironing Size 3x6 ft. Size 2Vix41: fr. $1.59 7%¢ Size 4%xT% ft. $2.95 Kann’s—Third Floor. 35¢, 45¢, 55¢ to 75¢ Grades of Curtain and Drapery Materials at ‘:f;??:é" Zao e, 1oen - $1.39 3 0( “‘r gh‘ —Betty Bates Spreads, sizes 81x90 A” on one a&. "O(sm" '}" and 72x90, all f:ls[l) colors. Scalloped ticket,andfor c ° e _'=fl’Q ""{m’? b the price ofa ;¢ alaVaNill Y round trip to z 2 —‘TQA j Yellowstone alone— See the west $103 80 at its best i —and that ROUND TRIP means a tick- gl { et via C. @ Washington| N.W.-U. P. &tfective June 1s0 | For literature and complete information, apply and cut corners. Throw to match $ Rose, blue, gold and orchid stripes A most unusually’ attractive assortment of Cre., i s e tonnes Scrims, Voiles and Marquisettes are offered n crea ds at this low price. The cretonnes, in light and dark Regularly $5.00 and colorings_and conventional, juvenile and floral de $5.50. Fach = signs. The scrims, voiles ‘and marquisettes, in Segidin kg ieee white, cream and ecru. Street Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. —5.qt. Tea Kettles Kann's —3-qt. Percolators —2-qt. Rice Boilers —8-qt. Convex Kettles ~—10-in. Frying Pans —=8-1b. Oval R —10-qt. Water —French Fryers Penna. Ave. 8tk and D “The Busy Corner” Chicago & Northwestern Office 214 Pennsylvania_BIds. 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