Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 25

THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1936. o URCES YOU TO ANTICPATE YOUR HOT-WEATHER DRESS NEEDS NOW? sxsires;, OGN Pronted SHEERS .. . . S ! . % 3. UNUSUAL SALE GROUPS & /) A REAL 5 oy we “The Avenue"=—Tth, Sth ard D Sts * FLORAL AND MONOTONE PRINTS ///( '« SURPRISE * LIGHT AND DARBK BACKGROUNDS (. € SALES —This is more than a sale of Dresses! It's a warning to all wom- en who want cool, sheer printed dresses to carry them through the hot weather of late July and August! The warning is—buy them now while you can get them! - White “PYRALIN” HANDBAGS So Easy to Keep Clean .29 —The demand for these bags goes merrily on . . . and we are glad to be able to offer a new and beau- tiful assortment tomorrow. They're so smart and practical. So easy to clean with a damp cloth. Frame and top handle styles, fitted and nicely lined. Kann's—Air-Cooled—Street Floor. Summer Sale! ' “SEAMPRUFE” ® Smartly Tailored Styles | 3 SHADOW-PANEL ® Embroidered or Lace : Trimmed \ . i ; : SLIPS ® Tearose and White Of Crepe La Rue e 165 @ Irregularities are Slight Regularly $1.95 ® Cut Amply Large—Well Made ® Sizes 34 to 44 in assortment ® We expect a “Sell-out”! Shop Eorly! -—rYok:x not (])_nly sgv: 3{01:: tlm aach - &4 ! ips, bu eir dee £ x‘“” : 5 5 ,—m‘ ol ‘s)hado?e psalfesls will hide yog ¥ H | from the rays of the sun. Come # s in and pick your favorite styles. Brassiere top, four-gore, bias- cut, non-bias. With single needle hemstitching or lovely ‘HUMMING BIRD" | ESETRLE Guaranteed % Not to cling @ Not te bulk at V the seams CRYSTAL o, RS, e @ Shoulder-ese ; CREPE o . Exclusive at Kann's in Washington. HOSE Kann's—Air-Cooled—Second Floor. Unusual Stockings at 115 ~These new crepe twist hose are clearer and sheerer than any ° *Humming Bird” have ever offer- ed at this price. The high twist silk adds beauty; it also adds strength which makes the stock- ing more snag-resistant. Try a Sale of Fine RIBBONS Originally 69c to $1.95 yard, Now 39¢ ya. pair, we know you’ll like them! A Sheerer Grade at $1.25 pair. Kann's—Air-Cooled—Street Floor. —Novelty velvets. Roman stripes . .. Plaids .. . oks y . Silk shot with metal threads. A beauti- ful assortment of ribbons for practically every pur- pose, including sashes and bags. 6 to 11 inches wide. Kann's—Air-Cooled—Street Floor. You’ve Been Asking For a Sale Like This—So Here It Is! 300 BOOKS Reduced Taken From Regular Stock! Jackets Soiled! Published to Sell at $2.00 to $5.00! —These are not to be confused with Publishers’ Remainders. = They are books from our own stocks, and although jackets are soiled, contents are perfect! About 75 of them are First Editions (second-hand) and real “finds.” Others are com- parently recent $2.00 and $2.50 Fiction. Biog- raphy, Memoirs and a miscellaneous lot of Non- Ficltloln formerly published at $2.00 to $4.00. Shop early! @ 75 First Editions (second I;:;d) \flll(orw up ;«5 553 o 13 Books Were $4.00 @ Books Were $2. o 15 Books Were $2.75 o 8Books Were $350 o 365 Books Were $2.00 o 21 Books Were $3.00 ¢ 22 loqlxs Were $1.50 Kann's—Air-Cooled—Strest Ploos. HOUBIGANT'S $1.00 SIZE —Houbigants is dispos- ing of their stock of dis- continued bottles of Quelques Fleurs and La Parfum Ideal Talcum— and that is how you can buy them at this very low price! Get several bottles! Kann's—Air-Cooled— _ Btrest Poor. ‘ —1It is already difficult for stores to go out and get really desirable Summer dresses. Manufacturers are now turning their attention to their Fall lines! The making of cool Summer dresses has’ practi- cally stopped—yet practically the whole hot-weather season lies ahead. If you would avoid the futile search for cool-dresses later on—we advise you to get them now! This sale is a splendid op- portunity. Kann’s—Air-Cooled Dress Shops—Secoud Floor.