Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1928, Page 43

" THE SUNDAY STAR,: WASHINGTON, D. 6, JANUARY 8, 1998—PART 2.' OO TOTO T TN IO TOT O * FASHIONABLE MORNING FROCKS Brand-New Dresses, Fashioned of Fine Quality Prints, Broadcloths, Pongees and Batistes in the Newest Patterns, With Beautiful Trimmings—All Guaranteed Washable All at the Low Price of Regular Extra Sizes Sizes 0 —It is a most remarkable collection of new models, in materials of well known excellence, and in new designs and colorings; dresses that bring the freshness of Spring into the home wardrobe, What a satisfaction to have your home frocks all ready for Spring, and to purchase them soin- expensively! A half dozen of them would only cost $6.00. And you may not have the opportunity of choosing from so many new styles at any other time!l The sizes are 36 to 44 and 46 to 52. Hoover Dresses and Smocks Are Included —Seventeen of the Styles Are Sketched and the Others Are Just as Pretty! Kann’s—Street and Second Floors. A January Sale-~Thousands of Sample HANDKERCHIEFS All on Sample Cards—at Savings of Come Tomorrow! 1,000 Rayon Undergarments A M{fgr's Before-Inventory Clearance All at the Low Price Typical of the Many Arch-Supporting Styles at At 10¢ —Regular 15¢ Cotton Handkerchiefs, with embroidered corners, At 29¢ ¥e and 50c Fine > Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand or machine embroidery At 49¢ ~Regular $1.00 Beawl. ul Linen Handker- chiefs, with hand em- brvidered decigns, At 18¢ 3 for B0 —Reg, 25c and 38¢ qualities, of linen in white and colors—some with colored, others self embroidery, At 39¢ - %9¢ 10 75¢ Novelty Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidered cornery Some all handmade, At 69¢c ~$1.28 to $1.5 Linen Handkerchiefs; many with all-arqund em- broidery, others with corner embroidery, Arranged for Easy Selection Kann'se-Street Floor, $5 and $6 Pr. —Shoes that will step smartly with the tailored frock or suit, with the afternoon gown or the lovely evening costume, All made on a special last with the built-in steel support, which gives the pioper support to the arch of the foot and assures perfect comfort, Twenty or more styles, three of the newest pictured. —-‘l‘h'u.‘ ovelot May. ~Threebutton Junet wood Tlo of Russln ; ot with | o] Maodel of patent leath: e tongue, Also ot or, Wlack or tan ki, R ol Vriced at $8.00 patr. $9,00 pair. b Nun metal, §5.00 paly, Kann's—VFourth Floor, Pointed Heel Silk and Rayon Hose (Slight Imperfections) ~Good-looking;, Long-wearing Stockings of silk and c rayon with Iisle toes and heels, and tops interlined wfih lsle. A fine gange, service-weight hose, with the popular pointed heels, seamleas soles and seam np the hick, Slightly imperfect, Twelve good colors in r sizes By% to 10 ° Fann's= Street Floor 098¢ ~Never hefore, can we recall offering sueh a value Ay this—for many of the warments are worth twice the sale price. There are plain and novelty effects n the assortment, and when |\u~ sale beging the following quantities and siges are on hand - =180 Novelty (lowna. Siues 18 and 14, rl:: Plain and Novelty Slips, Sizea 3¢ o =100 Novelty Chemises. Stzea 3¢ to ¢ d“in. Plain and Novelty Bloomers, 27 and » ~340 Plaln and Novelty Petticoats. Flesh Orchid [ Peach Nie “‘::‘0 Nann's—Street Floor