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* Women's
suits,
cTl
Coffee chocolate
creams.
P/iO pounds of very rich flavored
CHOCOLATE COFFEE CREAM
Candies. They are made from the
pnre extract coffee, with heavy
chocolate coating. Regularly sold
for 40c. per pound. Price Is spe
cial for Saturday.
24c.
Open until 9 o'clock tomorrow night.
"Around
the
escalator."
I
!
1
2
Reduced from as
high as $27.50.
?Most ot' them arc $22.50 and
$25.00 Suits.
?You'll find many suits that will
make you a nice spring dress.
Most of them are long-coat effects
?in light and medium-weight
materials.
And there are quite a number of
nobby Etons.
There are both plain color mate
rials and fancy but neat mixtures
included at the one price.
?Every suit is a big bargain.
If you can possibly make use of
one, come and see these, for sav
ings of half 011 strictly seasonable
models are far from common?
even here.
Second Floor?S. KANN, SONS
& CO.
First floor.
RIBBONS.
19c.
Tomorrow regular 2?c. All-Silk
Plain Taffeta, Louisine and Fail
le tines, 4 to 6 in.
wide; very desirable
shades. Special, yd....
ALSO?1 to 2-ln. I>ouble-faee
Satin and 1 to lVk-ln Black
Satin Groa Grain Rib- c=>
bons; worth up to 19c. a
yard, at
First Floor?S. KANN. SONS &
Co.
Belt lengths
embroidered
tinsel = 25c.
Just as pretty as can be. They are some
thing new. Gold or silver belting em
broidered in lavender. Alice blue, red,
pink and black and white effects.
A length sufficient for your waist?Sat
urday for 25c. First Floor
Saturday?last day of
Nerno and
Smart Set corset
This demonstrator is right from
the factory and understands thorough
ly the model required for different flg
ures.
The chiffon taffeta
waists at = - =
offered to=morrow are extraordinary values.
In quality of silk, in style, in workmanship?in every way worth $4.50. Buying at a big advantage makes
it possible to offer them for less.
They are prettily tucked and are finished with medallions and French knots. You can get your size in any
of these shades?white, light blue, black, navy and gun-metal gray. The neatness and quiet dignity of
these waists will please you fully as much as the exceptional value.
At
Lot of new All-over Lace Waists,
in cream and white: choice of long
or short sleeves. These are daintily
trimmed with fine Inserting. Have fan
cy yoke. Worth $7.50.
Second Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
At
New Crepe de Chine Waists in
white, light blue, pink, gray and black.
All elaborately trimtned with German
Val. lace Inserting, forming round
yoke. All sizes?worth $7.50.
At
All-over Lace Waists, with hand
some lace yokes and panel front. Pret
tily tucked in black and finished with
lace inserting. These are silk lined.
Ecru and white only, each in all sizes.
Worth JO.75.
Ribbed underwear
largely reduced.
So large are the reductions that It will
pay you to buy for next winter.
WOMEN'S JERSEY-FITTING RIB
BED VESTS AND PANTS;
some extra sizes in Vests.
Reduced from 30c. each to
WOMEN'S SWISS RIfao-O MERINO
VESTS AND TIGHTS: vests high
neck, long or short sleeves; ankle
length tights; choice of (O.Q
white, natural and black.
Reduced from $1.25 to
WOMEN'S PLAIN WOOL PANTS,
whke, natural and scarlet; - _
sizes 28. 30 and 32. Re- Ai Of
duced from $1.25 and $150 to.r" ^
WOMEN'S WOVEN CORSET COV
ERS. heavy and light ? _
weights;slightlv soiled;sizes
4 and 5. Reduced from 60c.
WOMEN'S BLACK WOOL MIXED
UNION SUITS, fast black,
Oneita shape; sizes 4 and 5. jJvU/Q
Reduced from $1.00 to
First Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
Women's
coats,
Price low enough to attract atten
tion without the additional at
traction of being less than half
former prices.
These Coats are the most stylish
models of the season, selling at
$10.00 and $12.00.
They are 3-quarter length; made
of good grade mixtures and plain
colored coat fabrics. They have
full backs and arc finished with
velvet collar.
? These are Coats that are made
for all-around service. You'll find
the same styles next year. We
don't wish to carry them over.
Buy one now for less than half.
Second Floor?S Kami. Sons & Co.
!
steyTe hosiery.
I Reductions on skirts are $3.75 to $6.50.
o T!
tl
1 here are four lots?about 350 Skirts in all, and such bargains have never
been offered with so great a variety for your selection. Every skirt
that has been in the house more than 10 days has been put into the sale.
The material Is worth more than the
clearing-out price.
"LONG COATS?in cheviot and plain
mixtures, for girls ?5 to 14 years. Prices
w re JtiiB to $7.50. Clearing price,
Lot No. 1
LONG COATS?In cloth and cheviot, for
girls tl to 12 years; mostly blue: some
braid trimmed. Were $10.9." and $12.50.
Clearing price.
Lot No. 2
!
MISSES' .'i-quarter-Iength Covert and
Kersey Coats, in tan, green and black;
half lined with satin; sizes for glrl3
14 to IS years. Were $lti.5o to $25.00.
Clearing prices now,
Nearly 80 in the lot; are made
in handsome pleated effects ; fine
quality Mixtures, Cheviots, Pana
mas. Reduced from $10.00.
X Dry id . .
X Tourist .
$ 3 for $1.00.
X Tt takes a pretty bad cook to spoil
o the coffee when these brands are used.
Y We're serving it at the sales booth?
V :t<l floor. You can make Just as good,
V anil with no more trouble.
Y The chief point in coffee making Is
the right kind of coffee and a perfectly
{ clean coffee pot.
About 150 Women's Skirts;
materials are Panamas, Cheviots
and Fancy Mixtures. Styles are
thoroughly up to date in every
respect. Arhong them garments
that sell for $8.75 and $10.00.
Never a hat like this==
ym trimmed
black horsehair hat
that looks Sike tucked mnia=
Sine for -
1 lie price has never been equale d before?nor the hat! An entirely
original idea that we sent to our maker to copy for us. It is made of
black horsehair, but looks for all the world like tucked maline.
???
Most are in weights as good for spring wear as for present, llie as
sortment of sizes is complete, but, of course, not in each style or each
material. Some skirt that will please you, and afford a saving 01*
money, is here?Come and get it.
Lot No. 3
Lot No. 4
Includes some of the best styles
and finest materials we have of
fered ; too varied to attempt de
tailed descriptions. These gar
ments were formerly priced $15
and $16.50.
There are six stylish shapes, showing
variations of Colonial?Flat?Sailor?
and Turban effects.
You never saw anything half so fetch
ing.
One point to consider: ~ There are Just
about enough of these hats to last a
day?so do not be disappointed if you
come too late.
You can tell Just what these hats are
by looking In our Avenue window,
where they are displayed.
They will be displayed in the store on
second floor bargain tables.
Reduced from $12.00; includes
some very stylish models in
Shadow Checks, Panamas, Fine
Cheviots, Serges and Broad
cloths. In addition to the regular
sizes this lot includes skirts suit
able for large women, with waist
bands up to 34 inches.
25 styles off the $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 shoes
, = = = $2,95
They are the regular stocks of this store, and include all Winter or High Shoes selling at the prices named,
with the single exception of Kolonials?held at $3.50 the year around.
At $2.95 you will find shoes of kid, calf- At $2.95 you will find lace or button At $2.95 you will find shoes with medl
skln, patent coltskin and dull calf
skin. styles; also bluchers.
Other shoes reduced as
Buy "Reform shoes" for the children.
The best that can be produced and sold for the low prices
given in the following schedule:
Sizes 6 to 8 at $1.00
Sizes 8% to 11 at $1.25
Sizes 11V4 to 2 at $1.50
Sizes 2',i to 6 at - 12.00
New
si
PROBABLY you are tired of
wearing winter hosiery and would
like something new. See these.
They are late arrivals.
WOMEN'S EMBROIDERED FRONT
HOSIERY; entirely new de
signs: Hermsdorf black cot
ton an<l full regular made.
A pair
WOMEN'S FAST B L V C K LISLE
THREAD HOSIERY; full ? ^
regular made; spliced soles, II
heels and toes. A pair ^"?
WOMEN'S ALL-OVER BLACK LACE
LISLE Hosiery; also III boot a
patterns; new designs; X
Hermsdorf black. A pair I-' w. x
CHILDREN'S 1 bv 1 AND
RIBBED COTTON
HOSE; fast black
5 to 8Vj- A pair.
(Same grade, sizes
pair, 15c.)
CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK
RIBBED HOSIERY: full
regular made; sizes 5%, 7
8. 9 and ?U; 25c. grade.
Saturday, a pair
First Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
Warm sweaters
uy 1 A.M) z DJ
\2y%
:es 9. 9V4 and fa
by 2
C.
A
1 by 1
18c.
v
(i
i i
V
mow reduced to, choice
um, Cuban and
or welted soles.
French heels; turned
WOMEN'S $2.50 and $3.00
Shoes, in good assortment
of styles and sizes, re
duced to
39 o
WOMEN'S $2.00 and $2.50
Shoes, in good styles and
good range of sizes, re
duced to
$1.89
98c.
for children and women.
ALL ARE LARGELY REDUCED. For
warmth there Is nothing better.
CHILDREN'S BLOUSES. red or
blue. Were $l.uO. Now
CHIL D REN'S BLOUSES,
red. white and navy. Were
$1.50. Now
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES. BLOUSES
AND SWEATERS, some with roll col
lar; plain colors and two
tone effects. Were $1.75 and a; j -T)(=
$2.00. Now tt . AS?
MISSES' NORFOLK JACKETS, two
color effects; with !>elt. Re
duced from $2.00 to
WOMEN'S DOUBLE - BREASTED
GOLF VESTS, red, cardiniiiiand white
and combination of oltfrs.
Were $1.00, Now
WOMEN'S GOLF BLOUSES, "V" neck
or with roll collar, choice of white,
cardinal, black and Oxford. ?? <n\e
Were $2.20. Now U
WOMEN'S IMPORTED BLOUSES? !n
pink, blue, gray, black or white?odd
lot?and broken sizis. Some soiled a
little. Were $4 and $4.50. (g'j
c50
75c.
?
V
$2.5?> ASH CANS AND
SIFTERS, the former of
heavy galvanized Iron,
'J>-gallon size: the latter
best wood and strong
ly made with hinged cov
er. BOTH AT
THE SALE ?t| 7E
PRICE OF ?J?11./C?
34c.
00c. COPPER CUSPI
DORS, with extra heavy
nickel plating;
good size. Sale
price
7e. full quart bottle
STRONG HOUSEHOLD
AMMONIA 57/ .
Sale price ?5 72C*
BEST GRADE GALVAN
IZED IRON DISH PANS,
with strong riveted han
dles; triple coated; heavy
quality; 12-qt., 14-qt. and
17-qt sizes. Sale
price, choice
SOLID OAK BATH SEATS,
with fine nickel-plated
fixtures; will fit Tie^.
any tub. Sale price.
CHALLENGE TOILET
PAPER, large rolls of
high-grade perforated tis
sue. 6 rolls only to a *1)^.
customer, at, a roll. . ***"
98c. PAINTED CEDAR
TUBS, with electric: weld
ed wire hoops;
K.8lrc:....Sale.74c.
WASH BOILERS of
lrt-oz. copper; highly pol
ished; will last a lifetime;
a. ^-.....$1.89
69c. CRYSTAL GLASS
WATER SETS, including
^-gallon pitcher, 0 glass
es and tin tray,
Sale price c?*lrl?
J
ly
10,000 butcher bread knives, 8c.
Also 110,<
$1.50 COPPER TEA KET- (
TLES, nickel plated, with )
ebonoid trimmings- No. (
pricef.'.'t", ?89C. )
other knives and forks at savings
of THIRD to a half.
Knives will be clashing Saturday. Wo never offered so big a bargain in table and kitchen cutlery before. What are
20.000 pieces of cutlery to be distributed in Washington when women are bo keen In appreciating such savings! There will
be a scramble for them, sure.
' BEST GRADE RUSSIAN
IRON OYSTER OR PO
TATO FR l r.RS, with
separate wire drain bas
ket; family size. Tig/'
Sale price
10,000 BI-TCHER AND BREAD
KNIVES, blades of fine hand-forged
steel, sharpened ready for use; sizes 6,
7, 8 and 0 in. Regularly 15c. to 25c.
Saturday, choice,
8c.
5.000 TABLE KNIVES AND P'ORKS
of high-grade hand-forged steel; choice
or bone, cocoa bolo and celluloid handles.
Regularly 15c., 20c. and 25c. each.
Choice Saturday.
FORKS. 7C. EACH.
KNIVES, 9C. EACH.
5,000 KITCHEN PARING KNIVES,
blades of hand-forged steel with enam
eled handles. Worth 10c. Saturday's
price,
NICKEL - PLATED
ALARM CLOCKS, fitted
with standard movements;
guaranteed for a
year. Sale price...
3?c. SLEEVE BOARDS, of
clear selected lumber;
nicely covered and
good size. Sale
price
25c.
SOAP DAY.
cakes for
We must limit each customer to six cakes. *
'>est kinds for laundry or general cleaning purposes.
I\ OR!, CINCINNATI OLEINE, BABBITT'S, OCTAGON.
BROOKES' CRYSTAL, GOLD DUST, PEARUNE.
6 packages GRANDMA'S BORAX SOAP, Saturday, for....
Third Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
STAR.
...I5C.
Third Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
5c. THIN BLOWN FRENCH TABLE
TUMBLERS, well made and finely fin
ished. Sale price, each,
3 c.
79c. HEAVY POLISHED TIN WASH
BOILERS, with strong riveted handles
and rust-proof metallic bottoms; No. 7
size. Sale price,
39c.
CHRISTY KNIFE SETS,
including butcher, bread
or cake and paring knives
of best - grade tempered
steel; sharpened ready for
use. ALLATTHB fl ?
SALE PRICE OF..11 '
$1.25 ROUND WILLOW
CLOTHES HAMPERS,
with strong bottoms and
attached covers;
good size. Sale
price Jyi*.
$2.00 NICKEL SEWING
OR READING LAMPS,
with center draught burn
er and 10-inch white por
c e 1 a i n dome, e fl 11 Q
Sale price 4? II . 11 a*
12c. ACME TIN FLOUR
SIEVES; revolving
Kind; good size. Sale <jn
prieo *
29c.GRANITE IRON BER
LIN SAUCEPANS, with
long handle and cover; 4
plnt size. Sale fl en
price 11
$1.50 ENTERPRISE MEAT
OR FOOD CHOPPERS,
with 4 different size
knives, family <Q) e^-.
slze. Sale price..
29c. BRACKET LAMPS
for hail or kitchen use;
complete with chimney,
burner and re- tl
flector. Sale price..
$1.50 set Mrs. Potts' Fa
mous Sad Irons, Including
8 Irons, separate handle
and stand; highly pol
ished. Saltf prli-ej^
Best grade TABLE OIL
CLOTH, in a choice num
ber of fancy patterns;
including marble and
white; 45 inches
wide. Sale price,
a yard
Best grade HARDWOOD
CLOTHES PINS
Sale price. 100 for... "
117c.
Don't Shiver
Buy Reduced Furs.
Today's ci.ld wave Is but a forerunner of the weather for the next two months.
You'll have the pleasure and comfort of the.?e furs NOW?and have them ready
for wear next winter, too!
I Reductions a half and More.
< >
i >
i.
0
1 *
'?
FUR SETS of squirrel, jap mink, tox
and carucle?large size pillow muff
with long throw scarf. REDUCED
PRICES ARE NOW
$ $20.50, $22, $15, $22.50.
Second Floor- S. Kann. Sons & Co.
NECK PIECES, such as Scarfs. Peler
ines. Novelty Scarfs. Throw Scarfs,
Shawl Collars and Boas in furs of
mink, fox, squirrel, marten. REDUC
ED PRICES ARE NOW
$7, $8, $9,
A
Du Barry
Ilk scarf fop 50c.
SCARl as good ordinarily would cost 75c. We "cornered" the
market on these. Told the maker we would take all he could
make uj)?and so secured them under value.
T hese Du Barry Scarfs are made of China silk in white, light
blue, pink, lavender :ind black, and are finished with hemstitched hems.
You know how popular these scarfs are?and what a pretty touch of color they
give. Do not be without one any longer.
Other big neckwear values.
NEW WHITE SILK STOCKS, embroid
ered In solid colors and with dainty
ribbons to match drawn through
square openings, making an effective
and distinctive stock. It is ?
complete with ruching at
top. Only
RUCHING, In new crisp patterns
colors of white, black, blue, pink,
lavender and other
favorites. A YARD
SATURDAY FOR
First Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
and
red.
25c. edition Shakespeare's works at 10c.
in a big after=stock=taking book sale.
We have just completed taking stock in our book department?and find there are more of certain books
than should be. These are to go out Saturday quick. Not one will be left?if booklovers appreciate this
opportunity as it deserves.
The Shakespeare books are small pocket editions?similar to the famous Temple edition?are bound in silk
ribbon cloth, title stamped in gold leaf?and each play in separate volume. They sell everywhere at 25c.
The following titles on sale Saturday at less than half?10 cents each.
LOVE'S LABOR
LOST.
TIMON OF ATHENS.
KING RICHARD II.
CORIOLANUS.
ALL'S WELL THAT
ENDS WELL.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
KING HENRY V.
KING JOHN.
COMEDY OF ER
RORS.
PERICLES.
THE TWrO GENTLE
MEN OF VERONA.
TWELFTH NIGHT.
MEASURE FOR
MEASURE.
KING IIr,NRY VII.
KING HENRY VI
(Part I).
KING HENRY VI
(Part II).
KING HENRY VI
(Part III).
5L
m
/
in which SI.20 worth
is offered for -
39c.
? ALSO we will give to each buyer ot this department a large size sample bottle
of Rlker's Septone?an anti-sepUc hair food. A
The White House cook
book, 59c.
Tills Is the most complete cook book
published. It is an encyclopedia of In
formation of the home; bound In wash
able oilcloth. Usual $1.23 edition for
&8c.
Webster's dictionary, 38c.
A revised and enlarged edition. Con
tains over 70,000 words and other use
ful information. Bound In silk ribbed
cloth; stamped title design In gold and
colored Inks. Publishers' price, $1.00.
SALE PRICE, 38c.
Fiction at 89c.
Odds and end3 of $1.00 and $1.&0 books.
Some of the titles are: A Cycle of
Stone, by Yechtor?Daughter of Free
dom. by Blanchard?A Gunner Aboard
the Yanke^ by Admiral Sampson?The
Boy Patriot, by Edward Elles, and
othejM. All are slightly soiled from
hanaUrig?and are to be closed out at
l&c.
Recent fiction, 39c.
USUALLY $1.08. Included are: The Man
on the Box?The Torch?White Apron
?Ghosts I Have Met-The Little Cav
alier?When I Was Czar?The Seeker?
and others. These are in original and
rebound editions.
Book sets, $1.10.
(5 Volumes?Regular $2.00 Edition.)
These are 5-volume sets of the works of
the world's greatest auUiors?superior
cloth-bound editions. Some of the au
thors are:
HALL CAINE.
WM. BLACK.
MARIE CORELLI.
SIR WALTER
SCOTT.
THE DUCHES8. ^
G. A. HENTY.
M. HAWTHORNE.
BERTHA M. CLAY.
EDNA LYALL
VICTOR HUGO.
A. CON AN ^
DOYLE.
JULES VERNE.
MRS. SOUTH
WORTH.
M. J. HOLMES.
10 per cent off marked
prices on other ssts.
Few sets off a kind.
Prices less than a half In every Instance.
1 set Alphonse Daudet's Romances, 7
volumes. Little Brown edition, e n
Reduced from $7.00 to U % a O
2 sets complete works of Washington
. s vo1- Reduced from ^ JJ
'2 sets ALEXANDER DU
MAS' works. 8 vol. Re- en ee
duced from $4.50 to
S sets Shakespeare, complete works. 13
volumes?McKay's pocket
edition. Reduced from $5.00 ^2
1 set Hildreth's History of the United
States. 0 vol., cloth bound. ?]
Reduced from $6.00 to I ?
1 set complete works of Charles Dick
ens, bound in half leather."
slightly soiled. Reduced tg QQ
from $15 to W."0
150c. Pond's
Cold Cream..,
25c. Pond's
Extract
50c. Pond's
Extract "
10c. Palm Olive Sg
Soap, cake... *
31c.
115c.
31c.
5c. Angel
Bath Soap,
cake
Floating
3c.
Lot of Toilet Soaps,
without wrappers,
heretofore priced 10c.
and 15c. a cake.
CHOICE
$1.20 combination
for oniiy =. = = ?
These are put up and sold at the reduced
price solely for the purpose of advertise
ment?to acquaint many with merita that
will make regular patrons.
50c. Bottle Hair Invigorator.
25c. One Tube Cold Cream.
One 10c. Cake Soap.
One 25c. Bottle Talcum.
One 10c. Package Paw Paw
Pills.
All for
39c,
50c. Sanitoi
Tooth Wash...
25c. Woodbury's
Tooth Cream..
Be. Jam Petroleum
Jelly. TWO
FOR
30c.
14c.
Hall's VloJeUne
Tooth Paste ]
10c. Calder'i
Tooth Powder...
7 Rolls 20th Century
f<?let. Pftp*r...<25c.
5c.
7c.
3f>c. Nail
wood han
dles
Buffers,
. E9c.
7c.
10c. Antiseptic
Corn Files...'M
10c. Rubber mjc
Sponge Trays
25c. Pearl
Handle Nail
Files
Feres' 10c. Rice
Powder
Eastman's Violet <1
and Rose Talcum. '
Colgate's 25c. Combina
tion Tooth
Powder and
Brush
19c.
7c.
15c.
Lot of Hair Brushes,
odds and ends of 25c.
to SOc. lineB, offered
In one lot at,
CHOICE
15c. Whisk
Brooms
Brown'* 10c. ?7_
Shoe Polish #1*
VICI Shoe
10c. kind, spe
cial
I9c.
10c.
Polish,
Sc.

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