Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1929, Page 24

Sale! French Marquisette Curtainings At Three Low Prices 35¢ Quality, Special at— oA beautifully sheer marquisette, in white c Yd. and ecru—38 inches wide, and suitable for all kinds of curtains, ; 49c Quality, Special at— ‘ 30-ineh fine marquisee tn white cream c Yd. and ecru—especially pretty for and criss-cross curtains. 85c¢ Quality, Special at— 49 5 Kann's—Third Floor. 500 Pieces Costume Jewelry - 69¢ —The newest, smitast matched up in sets. Kann's—Street Floor, Novelty €Cuff Glace Kid Gloves Table Tops -Slightly Imperfeet. 79¢ ea. “Chocsing = 4186, our ol - gmn. 25x40%, 25x41%5, 25248 and 233%x18% inches. Of the best porcelain 1 on steel & : pe. Dinner Set Regularly $35.00—Special at . =—When you see how much these sets add to your dinner $ 2 4 95 table, and note the saving . you make by buying now, you will consider yourself in luck. They have beau- tiful border decorations with 18-kt. coin gold handles and knobs on thin American porcelain. Choice of five patterns. Use Our Convenient Club Plan Kann’s—Third Floor. Stamp Week Sale and ; Exhibit New. Lot! —Airmail stamps, com- Leather EELEEE | Handbags $1.88 w2 ann S 12 The Greatest Rug News in Years! $685 “Whittall” Knotted Rugs At the Astoundingly Low Price of $195.00 Offered Exclusively at Kann's in Washington Average Size 23 Machine Knotted 9.6x12.10 78 After the Oriental Feet AT Method ~—Think of it—the finest rugs made in America at less than one-third of the price at which they sold a few short weeks agol Here’s the Story Back of This Sale!: —The M. J. Whittall Associates determined to produce a line of rugs finer than any made in America. Y —They brought looms and artisans from Europe—employed skilled design- ers to recreate the glories of rare old Orientals—used virgin wools of the finest quality, dyed in colors rivaling those of the Orient—knotted the rugs by machine, just as Orientals are knotted by hand. : They Were Thick—Luxurious— Colorful Rugs ° —But Too Expensive —The Whittall mill soon found that its own exclusive salon in New York was unsuccessful because the rugs were too high in price. So the salon was closed and the rugs were sold. We secured these rugs exclusively for this city—and while they are here Washingtonians can share in the most astound- ing rug value in years. —Thete are Oriental, modernistic and Chinese designs—beautiful beyond description—and of a quality so unmatchable that we can only say: “Sece them!” Be prompt, please—our supply is limited. A Limited Number of These Sizes, Too! 6.3x9.9 Fi. (Approximately) 3.3x5 Ft. (Approximately) $105 ea. $27.50 ea. On Sale in Our Rug Section—Third Floor Join the RED CROSS —NOW! Over 60 Sample Metal Art Objects and” Useful Gift Things s off No Two Alike! —A uniqtie collection of dis- tinctive, decorative. metal art objects—the sample line of a representative from one of the largest manufacturers in the country. Every piece in and most inexpensive - gif will be ht and charming, if chosen in this sale. Included are— Inkstands Nut Crackers Sets Bells Paper Weieht: Paper Cutters. To Be Sold at 15¢ to $26.65 Kann's—8treet Floor. $6.95 Silk-Back ~ “OYMND Transparent '\S opeN/ Velvets g And $6 AILSilk Chiffon Velvets $3.95yd. | —A remarkably low price Dancing Horse $1.00 m:G and $7.95 —An imported toy, i k) it Printed Velvets T R $295 yd. Kann's—Fourth Floor. ¢ KAnn'l—lll'fl\t Floor. Sale! 1,500 Porto Rican GOWNS 59¢ Values: $1.00 Values %) 3% Toe —A lovely collection of gowns, every tiny stitch put in by hand, and cleverly decorated with hand embroidery in con- . trasting' colors and colorful d appliques. Round, vee and square neck styles—all cut full and made of soft muslins, in sizes for misses and women. Kann's—Second Floor. Shirred Ribbon Chinchilla ,Garters Coats, $5.95 —Cotton and wool-mix- ture, is in navy blue ; w:l‘l tailored. - in a variety of ._m"to ond Floor. styles. 50¢ to $1.00 values, Handkerchiefs