Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1931 Don't miss this sale; if you cannot shop in person, mail or phone your order, give style numbers, sizesand first and second choice of colors. Additional salespeople—additional tables . . L/ —additianal floor space have been dpro- vided to efficiently serve the tremendous Penn. Ave~Eighth and D Sts. A Manufacturer’s Co-opération Makes Possible a Tremendous Sale! 2000 STYLISH WASKH FROCKS Over 50 Beautiful - (° crowds who will attend this sale. Long Sleeves, Short Sleei?es, Sleeveless and Cap Sleeves Novelty Print Fabrics Batistes, Dimities, Etc. —In addition to the other ways these frocks have of being differ- ent, there are the four distinctive sleeve styles mentioned above. The long-sleeved dresses have openings like a man’s shirt sleeve. S > Y T s O T3 WX WG RO . . s CRiD 3v S CoRS_on BFien UL en =T e 52 2 ANG (W — " o 2 G Sizes 14 to 52 for Misses and Women —There are not only sizes to fit almost every woman, but there are becoming styles to suit every type—straight lines, flared skirts, godets, plain necklines or fitted collars. Every dress in this won- derful sale was made to sell for a much higher price. Guaranteed to Wash Without Fading A New Dress Free for Every One That Fades Kann's—Street and Second Floors. MAIL ORDER BLANK —Such a variety of fabrics, too; besides those we have mentioned there are new ginghams and cham- brays. The designs are very new and the colors and color combina- " tions are very artistic. Cgme. and See the Thirty or _‘:—’-:__ More Other Styles in the Sale v See Some of Them in the Window Tonight! Sale Tables on the Street and Second Floors Separate Té bles for Pach Different Size