Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1931, Page 30

Spotlighting a Few SPECIALS annd ’-m AvemEishth and D Sis. AN GO, D C. S R N A IO, Universal’ Automatic Electric Irons m:‘l‘l;‘n.vlilt'g); $4 75 pcrml xn‘ d! 'flh & slight tou lbs. in weigl l nlckel rh wrinkleproof round heel, heatproof Tand and 6 feet of cord, Formerly $1.75. —typical examples of the customary advantages of Shopping at— Charge Purchases Made Now Entered on Bills Rendered November 1st Sheer Woolens For Your Fall Dresses $1.79 va. 54-Inch All-Wool Chiffon Crepes 54-Inch All-Wool Nubby Spongy Crepes $4 All Wool Blankets 54-Inch All-Wool Crinkle Crepes 84-Inch Silk-and-Wool Two-Tone Crepes ‘“-'001 bhnk 40-Inch Silk-and-Wool Lacy Crepes rl;“ltlli;ll ‘l‘h:des of i —An exceptlonnlly low price for these very green and orl: fashionable woolens. Hosts of new colors for bound with nteen The double-bed size. Very <your choosing. specially priced. Kann's—Street Floor. Tune In Monday Night On WMAL—6:30 to 7 P.M. For an Important Announcement and Musical Program Special Display and Sale! Printed “Billie” Broadcloth 25¢ vd. —A lovely mercerized cot- ton broadcloth in a fasci- nating array of aew printed designs and fashionable Sanitary Wash Cloths 59¢ doz. 20-Pigce Glass Refreshment Sets -—Clelr wlrklm‘ mu e it block opic 4« xnuu—alreet Floor. ar block optic r pcw Service for c package. four. colors—all fast to tub and $1.00 quality. sun. 36 inches wide, and very low priced at 25¢ a yard. Finished _ Dresses Brother and Sister ‘Stehli’s’ Silk C 3-Pc. Jersey Suits . o Printed Silk Crepe Two Remarkable Values at For Women and Children Made by McCall Heavy Aluminum Dutch Ovens Patterns will be displayed. Kann's—Street Floor. Child’s ‘Pattern No. 6466—35¢c ~—All-wool . jersey 88¢c va —Beautiful plain colored crepes. . .and gor- geous printed crepes . . . The very newest pat- terns and colors, including Persian green, Per- sian red, Spanish tile, Anamese, wine, tan and kiltle, Black, of course. 40 inches wide. Window Shades 49¢ 69¢ to $1.25 Values for trimming velvet dresses. 135 to 5 inches wide, in medium and small patterns, light and T 94,c Weskatc Phttecs Eann's—Street Floor. Point d'Esth. Dotted Marquisette Priscilla Curtains Regularly $1.69 —White, cream and ecru colored curtains of fine marquisette ltt.ncuve datf.ed pntcem Made with cornice valance and tie backs. 19¢ and 25¢ Theatrical Gauze for Draperies, 12¢ Yd. ~—36 inches wide. In natural and pastel colors. 5 i Kann's—Third Floor. Bedspreads $1.39 = —Double-bed size spreads in striped pat- terns and such pretty colors: as blue, gold, green and rose. Formerly $2.25 values. Kann's—Street Floor. Felt Base Rugs W qd inished 9212 f1. r Covers Half-Price Sale Discontinued Bucilla Pack;age/ Goods . —Btamped- articles: of many kinds, each in an envelope with the floss for the embroid- ery. Discontinuéd numbers. Regularly 60c to $4.50 Now 30c to $2.25 Unusuall Appliqucd and Tailored Rayon Underthings 3 for $1.00 ' —A special price concession from the manufacturer makes this value possible. Chemise, bloomers, panties, steping and vests— beautifully made, cut amply hrge and reinforced ere wear is edges—decorated with hard. Pastel colors. Regular sizes, lnd plnk rose border dt Serv- ice s Kann's—Street Floor. Jmported PulkOn Fabric Gloves —Double woven, washable fabric = e et . backs. Sizes 5% to 8 in haszel, cocoa, havana, black and gray. Xann's—Street Floor. of 95 Pieces $15.95 —Beautiful sets with lclll (e ———r e oty 22x44-In, « Women's Bath Linen - Handkerchiefs Towels —Double thread Turkish Towels with colored bor- ders around. Choice of blue, pink, gold snd green, 50c value. Wash Cloths 6'for 50¢ Kann's—Street Floor. "HOOVERS $21.95 —These rebuilt Hoov- ers have been thor- oughly overhauled and equipped with Novelty Fall Footwear $3.95 - —Brand-new Fall styles . . . Straps, Oxfords and Pumps ) . fashioned of patent leather, black kid, brown kid and suede. Some plain, others trimmed with touches of genuine reptile or reptile calf. Shoes that would have cost you $5.00 a pair last year...Shoes that will please the criti- cal, as well as the thrifty woman. Sises 3 10 8. Widths 4 to C Kann's—Fourth Floor, In Twenty Smart Styles' Framed Silhouettes 39¢c ea. —Just arrived from Vienna . . . siln in beautiful round of mbsee:. Very Tetialy peicel Kann's—Street Floor. R iean hand-embroidery in all four corners, and finjshed with hand rolled hems. Ap exceptional value at the price, Eann's—iStreet Floor. Eegat oA T 5 new ball-bearing, beating - sweeping Handy Electric Kitchenette Furniture Specials at $1.00 Regular $1.25 to $1.49 Unpainted Pieces $1.00 = Imported Japanese A Bamboo Tabourettes The Rug Ch:ldren Wow’, g Wear Out! 'flo and 12 in deep, which —S8tanding Book Shelf with three shelves. 26 in. high. —Hanging Book Shelves with three shelves. 12 in. wide. —Book Rack with four shelves. 34 iIn. high. ~Oricket Stool with turmed legs Well braced. ~—Useful, handy, sturdy little tabourettes with bam- boo frames and matting- covered tops—square or octagon. 18 and 15 inches high. Matting Covered Pedestals and Tables Alse at $1.00 oa. Kann's—Fourth Floor. 5 se12e $29 75 —We consider the Masland onne one of the best rug values on the market today. Pat- terns are similar to £hose found in much m.h,, .“priced rugs, and colors are exce| mh. The pure virgin wool from wglch 't'.lhl’. f." made and the exclusive process by which ‘woven, assures years of wear, Rann's—Third Ploor.