Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1927, Page 24

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5. 1927. | WASHINGTON, r 24 THE EVENING STAR, . C, PRISON N RUSSA BECOMESHUSELM Feature the January Sales Boviet Converts Fortress to At Kann’s— I Show Conditions Under Czars. By the Associated Press i JBURG, Russia, Janu- ‘ ’ present genera itions of prison lite under the ¢ the Soviet au N S . 3 thorities nsformed the his. I'ln ats 3 2 95 Bed " d toric stone ress and prison at | e R ew Spring , . spreads which Ivan VI | : % R e $5.00 Grade 500 R $ 5 t $ 7 50 H db S With Colored ego ‘) ° a‘l ag Stripes 1 | wisoners of the last sev . e . :w lH" vears are being ® b Y ’ e ¢ Froin Manufacturers’ Clearances e Schlussell in use 4 . for : ore ];‘h i 600 ves is 50 miles Advance Spring [J from Leningrad own as the | models of faille and Col i & “Ras £ g o Tess | 5 ; s : ored Striped Spreads. ; ot ihe Tortre e taffeta silks with little Ghict it e e with rose or blue stripes | @nd Paul on the banl touches of Pedaline nef among the many outstanding on cream ground, scal- nd is visited by ma | b i values in the January Sales is this offer- loped all around, are rever g e straw which give them J b Al 3 - nually | & e i T ing of women's handbags for Thursday. sible, and can be used® The fort the desired chic I'he 5 g S s cither sid AN TR . of . Saleg e 2 -very bag is a real value and made of the side out, all fast » the native | high colors predomi y ba ; bl G O war with Sweder | e, thouth «of cotitse finest of leathers in the popular pouch S Buiit by Peter the nate. though of course R o o e ? T o e f hursday. on an island at the % there are some of the o here are black and colors here Street Floor. v and = " G for your choosing. Régular $5.00 to $7.50 reet Floor quieter shades. ) g 2 A o ¢ & values, all to go at this low price been known to escape. Kann’s—Second Floor SN ol t the fortress take particular K atni's-— Street Flont . "to point out to visitors the | 1 which thousands of | - ) men. and women, too, have been put ll' s 3 Oc S to death 4 I‘L Novelty Gloves $2.95 to $3.50 Glace Kid and Regular 50¢ Quality 35¢ MUSIC (Continued from Page Eighteen.) " = e Lambskin #s named. Among the two descriptive number ; 2 ? i and Rubinstein’s 3 Pairs for $1. om ““The Tower of | ; 00 o numbers d PY These are the kind of socks that little people like. They done by -—Smart gloves to wear v fibvehy Tt s dos et and come in the most wanted with your tailored cos Carrico, 18-year-old girl, the Soprano obbligatos in the s, “Chistmas Carol of the “Old French Christmas tumes, and priced so at tractively for Thursday vou will be wise to buy several pairs. They have pretty embroidered backs, novelty turn-down cuffs, and can be had in black. Sample Coats for Children of 2 to colors and sizes 7 to 10. You will find it decidedly advan- tageous to buy in half dozen lots tomorrow at this big re- duction. Kann’s—Street Floor. 6 Yrs.—$8 to $12.98 Values at ved a clear, sweet voice | mode, beaver, tan _and and enunciated unusually well. | giay.. Sizes 5% to 7% ' ESTHER MELICK'S RECITAL. Kann's—Street Floor A young Washl prano W h(: P . rew up in the Ca i 2 t e ainte carts th 8 2 L ’ ikl 25¢ Handkerchiefs pecial at , absence of some time in a program . . of songs at the Rhode Island Avenue L J M. P. Church last night and was warm- All Linen—Special at 1y received by an audience that filled i % < : the bal. Misa Melick has been study. —Uncommonly charming little models to be marked with so ° ng for v s in Chi- . , bigd cago and her singing shows consider- low a price tag, even in such a value-giving event as the eble development since ghe was la.s: c 4 ¢ S Scavts ‘thar. faunt. their Meard ieve. She s w Mg esondsit January Sales. There are coats of chinchilla, of tweed and of gay colors fashionwards, emunciation is clear and_ apparently =R -rhl‘(,rsdayfofim.,g . polaire here—with trimmings of fur—some lined with sateen, g{{i:‘:““f; {23{;3"" L ¥ . stax: in_handkerchiefs which \ 5 ¢ . Svisg 3 o e e il enabie vou o et others with flannel, and all nicely tailored. So many smart Tk A R ity B B Commended on. Eiving an e styles, you will find choosing a pleasurable difficulty. chine with all-over painted or entire recital in English cbdxd not ners for only fifteen K 3 o 4 Fl border designs sing “down to her audi e,” but she cents each. Some are ann s—-: n loor. < 's—Street Floor. did respect its probable desires and i Tothers veolovad S : Kann's—Street Floor 4 te in gi g all the showed good e understandable songs in the to all present. Quite the finest and most successful of the numbers was the Cadman “Spring Song of the Robin Woman” grom the Indian opera *“Shanewis.” Miss Melick threw herself into this as in no other song. She also prefaced it with some well-chosen notes describ- ing its place in the opera. Her other aria was “One Fine Day,” from Puc- eini’s “Madame Butter which she sang quite well, but conld have made more effective beginning her high noteg on pianissimo and giving more shading to her tor vhich were inclined to be too fortissimo. The | little encor linen, with self or col: ored embroidery. Kann's—Street Floor. Aluminum Sale At 69¢ —High-grade Aluminum ware, many pieces in the panel design, others plain and all highly polished. Here are a few of the many things vou will find at this low price- 750 Yds. of Velvet and Brussels Carpet Remnants, $3 to $8 Qual. 79¢, 99¢ and $1.99 Yd. Stamped Room Sets For Bedrooms and Dining Rooms - 79¢ —Following the holiday season comes the time when you waiit a bit of embroidery with which to keep your fingers busy during the long Winter evemings. At this low price tomorrow you can get a six-piece linen-finished 3-qt. Tea Kettles dragged the last phrases entirely out of tempo. r phrases and a slight gasp would have given the effect she tried to obtain. More soft singing and smoother linking of phrases would fmprove her ballad type of selections. —3-pt. Percolators —A fortunate purchase on our part brings these remarkable values to you tomorrow—a sale which will enable you to replace that old piece —2-qt. Percolators —3-pc. Saucepan Sets—1, 115 and 2-qt. sizes. George Wilson, that most dependable » £ ace ists, was of excellent as- ance to the singer, at the piano. group of readings was well given velyn Reichard. For “Wing Pee she was accompanied at.the jano by Margaret Gilligan, and her our Little Wife” and “Lost set to embroider for your bedroom or dining room. Each set consisting of a long and short scarf, a . vanity or buffet set, tray cover or’ pincushion. Fin | | Useful for | Halls and Automobiles | of carpet in your automobile or hall—at a real saving. Mill lengths of high-grade velvet and Brussels carpets are offered in lengths of 1 to & vards, and widths of 27, 30 and 36 inches. ~3.qt. Covered Saucepans. Con- vex shape, paneled. Kann’s—Third Floor. ished models on display. Kann's—Fourth Floor. | ) 2 : | Linen Table Seté } A Sale.of Sample Umbrellas— | $3.95 to $5 Perfects and Seconds Peis H Kann’s—Third Floor. Sale of Gowns + Special, Thursday Only $1.00 —You will find this a Thursday Special entirely to your liking, for offered are the Specially Priced $2.69 —Sets are made of pure daintiest assortment of lingerie gowns, 5 linen damask, in attrac- representing a manufacturer’s close-out of Men’s and Women’s bt_yle.s.' a tive patterns, with solid small lots of higher priced garments green borders. Cloth size . 55x55 in., hemstitched hem, Materials are sheer voiles and fine nain sooks, in white and pastel colors with trimmings of laces and ribbons. Also i 300 Philippine Gowns Reg. $1.49 value. Beautifully handmade and hand-embroidered in various dainty designs. and six napkins to match. Set with cloth $2 95 55x70-in. size. . Kann’s—Street Floor You Feel a Cold Coming On Take & Laxativa Broing Quinine tablets ey ; $298 Ea.! —An offering of Umbrellas which will enable both men and women to get what umbrellas they need at a decided saving. The women’s umbrellas are in 10and 16 rib styles— some of silk, others of gloria and with amberlite and wood handles. Colors: Navy, red, green, purple and brown, with tips and ferrules of amberlite. Those for men are of im- ported gloria, in 8-rib style, with wooden handles of vari- ous shapes. Black only and 28-inch sizes. Fine Cedar Chests $24, $26, $28 to $40 Grades $15.88 —An unusual off¢ring of high-grade Cedar Chests, including Lane and other nation- & ally known makes. Some are of genuine cedar, others walnut-finish with cedar linings. Plain, copper trimmed, trunk lid Colonial and other attractive Union Suits "Wool, Cotton, Rayon $1.15 ~Now. is the time for good, warm underwear, and here is a value for Thursday that will enable Kann’s—Street Floor. Kann’s—Street Floor Kann's—Third FI P loor. C. 7 byore %w(t 7859 SN you to outfit yourself at i i ¢ a decided saving. They styles in lengths of | }G’np, Infl\xenz:la)eand many are good quality wool, 44, 45 and 48 inches. l neumonias in as a ‘ cotton and rayon suits, “The Bus Penna. Ave. Floor samples and common cold. Price 30c. tlllm‘c“ }2“}‘3;;]““&[ }‘(F""i.‘m"; 2 > % goods from stock I The box bears this signature 36 to 4, e Corner” 8th & D Sts. :\rle included in the I sale. | I I