Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1929, Page 38

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, NOVEMBER 10, 1929—PART TWO. Join ;ee(l Cross | “TOYLAND” SUGGESTS— )\ %fif—y %”M B For the Junior Member of “The Firm” : k! o3P A Private Des Exqulszte Dressmaker Type has got to have a place to keep Chair to Match things, a place to sit down and work and think! So why not a private desk for Christmas! Here is a dandy “roll-top,” of golden oak, with pigeon holes, drawers, S an wns lock ’'n’ everything. 35 inches high. 24 inches wide. 15%; inches deep! “Toyland”—4th Floor Pique and Linen To Prepare You for the Nisdoons Social Season Ahead To Wear With Tweeds! \ : > $1.00 Desk and 3 N o e g ( X h t tyl . . at .95, 3 —The smartest new styles $7.50 and : in neckwear, especially de- S eclall Prlced $14.95. b > signed to wear with the tai- lored suits—and including at this price Linen collar and cuff sets with scalloped or hemstitched edges. Linen Vestees, Pique collar and cuff sets with scalloped edges and Collarless Pique Vestees. Other Linen and Pique Nech: Linen Collar':n:.(?;fl Sets— $1.50 to $2.95. Lis Vestees—$1.59. Pique ::e«:m: :‘;‘} Cuft Sets— —Every model features some version of the e Bplie e Catiare new.silhouette; they are beautifully draped iy 9 ; paTip . 5 b and hand fmifhed. Many attractive fish net Pique Blas Folds— dresses for bridge and evening wear, They Bttty vy are very striking in their bright colors, which ’ include dahlia, carnival blue, green, wine, rose, black and white. x‘iclual $35 to $55 Values Slip-on Fabric Gloves —Imported gloves, of double Metallics and Velvet Combinations woven, washable fabric, with — = ———— A %m{fiddtogs. spear goxgt lie“ $ ]_ .00 pr. e \ Lame Cloth Satins Flat Crepes Chiffons St 84 ac! an olton = e e . cut thumbs. PK sewn. Also novelty cuff styles, in — A Panne Satins Transparent Velvets fashionable shades. Sizes 5! to 8. —_ Canton Crepes Silk Laces Kann's—Street Floor. : i Forithe Qlder Womnian Misses’, Women’s, Little . ! Genuine Stone ngs Achieve Gracious Women’s and Extra Sizes 5 B \ Skerched: $ 3 9 5 Dignity in the New Kann's—Second Foor. < POE\ o otk 4 v cage: In Sterling Settings —Smart women, wise in the ways of fashion, wear a differ- ent colored ring with each costume—and here, at this Supple Fur Felts , cornelian, chalcedony: and other semi-precious N [ ° stones set in sterling silver, surrounded by tiny mara- 4 l n e | r Coats Other Novelty Rings at $1.00 to $10.00 Kann's—Street Floor. With Better Than Usual Furs, Fabrics and Workmanship . . . . \ X 4 Specials in Notions ™ 3 ~ Enamaled Hat Stands Wash Cloths in assorted —“Matron Hats” they were once called, 3 v i In Misses® in dainty col- 954 colors. One dozen @Qq but we like to think of them as “hats for 3 \ ) i o i 5 the older woman” . . . the woman of today Women’s and 12-Pocket Shoe Bags Door Bags of cretonnes. = Shlds 5 » it whose poise requires a certain suave flat- g Extra Sizes tery that the right brims and discreet trim- mings can give! Our collection was as- Semble:‘ :stp.eci;l‘::; .f:: ?;1::::‘::1:'1?1:‘:; -;Coat fashions have never been more beautiful than o ... a most im| ¥ ey are this i i Pl‘lnt Dl‘ esses Pig = copies of expensive models at $10.00. A28 5 | ! 2 th sc.as.on' . a.nd lavish fur treat- 4 ] ments, the majority of them are copies of the most sue- For Children of 2 to 6 Years g . { cessful of Parisian models. The materials are Kash- b mir, and suede-finished fabrics, broadcloth \ - PERg i | s cs, broadcloths, and the $ 1 .69 : } Colleglate Felt Hats X ‘ \ furs, fox, civet cat, Persian curl caracul, Lapin, mink- _Swagger models, expres- | : 3 dyed muskrat, kit fox, Canadian wolf, in grey, or nat- —Smart, colorful and thoroughl 1 ! 2 » Ys af prachicsl’ ikle dresses. for R ; -~ - Jn;:;;‘ o::::st:;: $7 5 50 g ! ural; Australian opossum, pointed wolf, wash and most economical to buy. Shown exclusively at Kann’s in Washington. 14 to 20, 36 to 44 and 40%% to 5214 Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Xann's—Second Floor. 3 ‘) KR am { nn's—Secon oor. A Popular Stocking Is the No. 600 Medium Service 3 Weight at— S 2 LN —This beautiful stock- $ i : 2 & . o e 1.35~ An Unusual Sale of Fashion SHO heavy enough to be practical, yet not too Colors: Actual $5.00, —The newest shoe styles of the season will be found 4 : ’ s At iy Almora $6.00 and $7.50 in this special offering. Every pair fashion right— with lisle tops and lisle heels Allure > and toes. It is one of the Duskee { EVC!‘Y pair a real value! most popular of the Selma line. Breezee Daive \ » Lial.l:canc‘ e Styles Cuban Heels 7] 9 Ming 3 v ing Liz Regent Pumps Baby Louis Heels Other ““Selmas Crystal Beige ! P'“".&:‘““‘" Two-Eylet Ties Spike Heels No. 1000 Chiffon $1.50 pr. Manon 5 Oxfords x°' ;gb' :.""'":. "‘z.’,..c,""""""fi':g L orkg D'fi" Gl“" . Step-In Pumps All sizes 3 to 8 and . icot Top iffon. ...$1.65 pr. t: > No.900 Very Sheer Chiffon. . .$1.95 pr. Light Gun 3 Suede and Leather One-Straps all widths A to C in No. 400 Heavy Service Silks..$1.95 pr. Combinations Center Buckles the assortment. etal - - Reduction of Sc pr. on 3 pr. purchase Silverwing Kann's—Street Floor. Sun Tan Kann's—Fourth Floor.