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McCall's Magazii
THIS OFFER IS FOR O
scription price of the magazine i
* --11 ? 1 - "
ici us ^cu ai iuc. anu 15c. see
tage of this extremely liberal off
If you have once used McC
other?and if you haven't here's ;
make one's own clothes?and at
lar magazine?ALL AT THE (
McCall's Magazine in additi
many other special features. E
NOW.
"
Millinery,
Tailored a1
Preparations have be
arnd! characteristic off the
present exhibition will lb
tempted 5m this city for a 1
sentative off the most adv
signers in everything ffro
down to the plainest pra
.. &l@?Lu
X L ' * 'V ^
| m W $,
jl' ' '' I *1 - '
Imnnrteri ar
This is indeed opening week fc
est imported and domestic creatior
our new arrangements not a thing 1:
convenience. Our new fixtures are
glass are at every turn, commodious
word, you will find this the largest a
lor our department; we will let voi
eire, be it for the more inexpensive
Suits, $29.75 up to $050.
Two grand
To fittingly inaugurate the ope
<ies. Should the supply of either lo
your order without additional charg
Special No. I.
Women's $45.00 evening
$29.75
We offer these dresses in two
The first is of fine quality crepe de
the illustration on the left. It is fii
feta to match the material, which
trimmed with lace. The colors ar
' v-.^ua ftiiui, <^cu
The second style is like the center
and is made of beautiful quality voi!
quite ns elaborate as the other, it i
aide. Waist daintily tucked and fir
yoke, plaited skirt finished with fc
bottom. This dross is.also finished
lining of taffeta to match the ma
siralde shades to choose from.
Regular $45.00 costumes at $29.
COLO
Wool
50 PIECES Silk and Wool Plai
skirts, misses' or girls' school suits
pretty, separate waists. Exceptior
good at this price. A yard
BLACK GOODS {|
19c. cloth suiting, | 6%c.
\2l/2c. ! cali<
\K\V Gray Cloth Suiting*. I.KillT Sl^
In pretty plaid and check ?le- boys' blouse!
rifrns. with overplaid of color. fast colors a
which greatly adds to the
beauty of this cloth. 15c fl
10c. outings flanr
at S'/2c. yd.
F4\('V nufino- lltrhf rr.wHm
In light blue, pink, cream or lugs and pi
white?nice for making night the making c
robes and pajamas. j robes.
ne, 20c. year, {?"S3?. PEXING
DAYS ONLYT The subtself
is 50c. a year?and McCall's patliow
much you save by taking advan
ans ratterns you 11 never use any ITi
a chance to learn how simple it is to |JJ
the same time subscribe for a popu- Mi
:OST of 20c. Ml
on to being a fashion journal contains
>0 NOT DELAY. SUBSCRIBE
1st Floor?Pattern Counter.
ttire. Autl
en omi a more extensive scaJe tlhara
best efforts of this store. Iro all Bnime
e the broadest aod most varied ev?
fall season:. These displays will be r
araced ideas off the world's fforemos
>mni the most exclusive elaborate ere;
ctical attire
jljj Fall nn
man&
ductory
id domestic out
>r our Women's Garment Department. Not onl
is in our display, but we shall show them in ou
las been forgotten that would in any way add
oi ricn manogany. Lleverly arranged mirror;
and well-lighted fitting rooms will add greatly
nd most up-to-date department south of New
i decide about the merchandise. We are prepare
garment or the most exclusive of imported ere;
Coats, $1? Mp to $115?. Sknrts, ?
specials for our ope
ning of our new deoartment we shay offer this
t Kp.Ar?mp Avlintcforl ^ ? J ^^
- ?/vvv/4i.v VAIIUIMIVU UtlUl %Z LUC CUU Ui 111C YVCCtS.
e. After the opening we shall be compelled to <
Special N<
dresses, Women's $40.00 e>
; $21.
different styles. We shall offer these coat;
chine, made like material is fine broadcloth.
niched o\er taf- exactly like the illustration or
is tucked and , , . , , ., , ,
e black, white, are elaborately bratded and
rdinal and pink, guaranteed satin. All si
picture in style, cream, red, wine, champagm
le, although not the high colors are specially
s equally desir- garments, the blacks are e
lished with lace street wear. The lines are tl
>lds around the ments, but the manner of br
over drop, and ferent. We have seen these
All A r*- Axritln inctoirl ^ f ?4-1
City at $45.00.
75. * Regular $40.00 coats at $2
RED AND BLACK
dress stock
ds, suitable for LUPIN'S VOILES?For <
;, or great variety of shades; for
lally A\j? Brown, navy, green, grays an
.... * Regular $1.00 value for, a yard.
UPIN'S VOILE?$1.00 grade
RIESTLEY'S Wool Taffeta?$1.00 grade
iress Goods Dept.?First Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
shirting 12^c. linen 1\
:o, 4%c. handkerchiefs, 9c. S?E
ilrtlng Calico for REAL Sheer All-linen Hand- quots
and girls'dresses; kerchiefs, with embroidered good
nd standard. initial In corner within em- siZet
broidered wreath; hemstitched
j hems?and an excellent srrndo
cctcuown I
lels, 10c. $3.50 "College"
0 pieces of Amos- hor>t<? $"2 &Q TE
edown Flannels, in onIy
tj and dark color- COI.LEGE Boots of gun Cam!
etty patterns for metal calf in Blucher style, ing c
if kimonas or bath with large eyelets or large but- dren'
1 tons. A very styiisn shoe. J origi
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ONLY DEPARTMENT STORE fl
- - | in?
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ever, f'
s the JfaQ
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sale |i
erwearl.
y have we all the new- g J,
r new department. In | s
to your comfort and ft e
s of handsome plate fg s
to your comfort. In a ?
York city. So much vj
d to satisfy every deitions.
?5 C
If
nap to $30. ? ?
ning. {l
week two special val- 1
we will duplicate to | n
:harge regular prices.
o. 2. ^ 17
/ening coats, |dt
75 r:
5 in two styles. The ? 0
rhe style of one is \v
i the right. These coats ^ [5
are lined throughout ^
liades, including black, |j ?
; and gray. Although
designed for evening ?
qually desirable for 1<
le same in both gar aiding
is entirely dif- H
identical coats, lined j| P(
offered in New York l
2 la
2 m
!I-75- | In
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i$i
4^ I 1
LIS. | ,
i bi
Iress occasions, in a S si
instance: II ch
d others, y Qr ?{ m
1st
*?? S
7?c. ?
|$:
5c. sheets, 61c. | s
BV 00-INCH COHASSET
ETS?same grade as Pe?a
brand known to give Ss ,
service. Full double-bed Ss ?i
and with 3-lnch hem. ~eo
111?.c ramhrir ? a!
for 1034c. | ?n
K yards to a customer ?' ??'
This is genuine Lonsdale *? V5
brie, and fine for the mak- ijj
)f unde-garments and chfl- Jg
s dresses. Has mill's St
nal ticket.
sfmm
J V *THE BUSY CORNCft*
IN PENNSYLVANIA AVE.?THE IAIN TBORO
-1 M?
>plays will gave ne^
his store's leaders
styles and low prk
19c. ribbons 15c. drop |
at !2J4c. ornaments; ||
8%-INCH ALL- *5
SILK SATIN * g
TAFFETA RIB- _ ? n ? _ ?0 g
BONS. in all light ^ ?'"a* S?
ind fall colors, In- m?nts are revived ?
eluding black. You for trimmings this ;3
never bought such fail and winter. ?
quality ribbons so WeVe three kInda g
7 J1 PJ?m ? to 8611 Monday at g
?ana will not o_ 5$
AGAIX- They comprise 2 5
styles of Chenille- s|
and-siHc and Span, g
!0c Shadow Drop Orna- is
SlldUUW ments. It's the |K
??1, 1 a t e s t?and the 5
/ork articles oost. opening g
DAYS* Is, choice, (5
39c. sc. ?
A NOVELTY? 1
ind one that will < 5
neet with instant ^>5C. pi3111 xf
ipproval. s
Npt ahnrtr.nr- ... ??
vork Centerpieces, ibuttons, 19c.|
fillow Slips and ?
Jureau Scarfs, THE craze for f*
vlth tinted flow- plaid effects has g
rs, and they Just even extended to g
equire outlining buttons. They are ?
o give the true Metal Buttons, in ?
ihadow look. plaid designs?and 8|
First Floor-Art a11 color effects- g
Smbroidery. ?
~ . $5 and $6 |
Toilet
articles. Portieres, |
$4.49. i
Kunn'n Tooth J?
powder-equal to PURB Mercer. |
ow.lei on i?ed Tapestry Por- ?
tiere?, in new tall Jjj
narket, and sold colorings and jffi
e gularly styles in *>laln and
ere at 15c. | f|r? fancy effects;
'omorrow.. heavy fringe top g
. and bottom. These g
Kann'9 Highland portieres are 50 {5
Molet Talcum inches wide and HS
'owder; regularly j ^_3 ,-ards long. &
5c. a box. |0C. ?
Ipecial at.. vv* . 2
1 bags, 85c. $5 and $6 |
lace cur= i
Choice of any '5
;i.0() Bags, in all fginc Ci r?? ' ?
:olors and styles; ldm5, W."0>.
arge and medium (5
iizes: some Van- CHOICE of at ?
ty Books, with least a dozen pat- **
trap, included. terns?and all are xt
^hr.ir-o nncninc so nretty that it *2
Jays, 8oc. w111 be difficult to gt
choose uetween fit
them. They are
, fuI1 3% yards long. S;
19c. towels, p
12J?c. Engraving, i
GOOD grade J?
iERMAN HUCK YOUR name in ^
uwisls, witn . i==uiuiia[>ie script ?
ancy red or blue Btyle on copper fis
acquard borders; plate, and a sup- ^
ize 11) by 40 In. P'y of 50 best g;
First Floor?Lin- cards, &
n Dept.?S. Kann, would reg- *5
nno ir fn ularly amount to 85
& Co- 90o? for 40_ ?
only ffi
$1 10 lornr A rePrlnt of 50 p
D 1 ?>v BEST Quality S
Infh frtf CI Cards from your S?
lOLIl IOr <pl? own plate, of any
style, for JS
A HINDRRD only *t>C. g
ileces of CHAM- jjj
US-FINISH EN- &
SL.ISH LONG- j?
ILOTH, 36 inches Dolls ^
fide, and every * jfc
2eCyCart?ta,M fU" OUR PLAY* I
2 jards. MATES?15 inch- ?
First Floor?Do- es tall; pink, blue j$|
lestics. or white dresses; fis
straw hats or lit- St
tie bonnets with S?
e- c ? * 1 e- ribbon bows. 8
5C. Ot Ipl.id Shoes and socks ?5
... of different col- tS
imi-ilounc- ors. Never have ?
been able to sell ?
12". 55C. VU. thls do" at such a K
?^ price before. ?
SWISS and t"cfal 5?C. ?
rainsook Demi- special ?
ounclng, in blind fj|
r combination of (5
iind and open- RnnW" Hpnt 51
rork patterns; 18 BOOK Ciept.
iches wide?and < . jc
ne kind used OcllC pTlCC, JjJ
lost for making )?
heer corset cov- 2lC. $5
rs or us rumes
)r petticoats. 1,000 VOLUMES il
?50c., 75c. and _
$1.50 editions of g
Oc. to 20c. 'books, all bounc |k
1 In the best qual- fa
IflCCS, OC. lty cloth; printed S
from clear type ?
FINE VATj. <in<l <h> best stock; &
DINT DE PARIS over 100 good tl- ?
a<jiss. in regu- inciuuims; g
.r and round Beulah?Augusta 2
,eshes; 1 to 5 j. Evans. S
ches wide. Inez?Augusta J. ?
Evans. sj
Macarla?Augusta 3 /
.25 & $1-50 cilSV-*M.rio? ? "
ui o/-Lr rift Crawford. ?
OiaCK I1CL, Black Rock-Ralph |K
JCZ r Connor. ?
The Crisis?Chur- S
H P A ITT IPUfj chill. V* g
lack* Chantilly Black Beauty. ? c
Ik Nets, 45 in. Letter from a Son 2 r
ide, and in to H 1 s Self- g A
lolce patterns for made Father? g b
aking waists or Merriam. ^ 1-over
dresses. The Little Mln- y,
iperb quality. ister?Barrle. p
The Destiny of ig
Doris?J. Cham- g B
>7 SO flnnr berB S W
#vv BBVV1 Ishmael?E. D. E. ?
iize rugs, iSS. | *
$22.50. south- I ^
3HOICE of Miserable- |
ex. Smith, Up- wugo. S
n Martin, or The PrI(Je ot Jen- 5$
eelow'n r?<? nico?Castle. St
cmlnster Rugs, 20 or more works S
ces 9 by 12 feet, of Mary J. S
a great variety HOLMES. B
patterns. In And many others. 5
fht and dark ef- Book Dept., Third | K
Floor?8. Kann. S 51
Third Floor. Sons St Co. ? th
dl
re 8
UGFARE OF THE RATION'S CAPITAL \
E?^ *
A
unen
Interest
/ evidence ffi of
, . for merit 2
Jnlflp flffH goods. TI
TO- embrace tl
? imsiuiau none
? I siveness a
+
FA
Mil
A display hitherto unequaled i
PRICES. Last season's great for
A combination of artistic selec
in millinery records.
DT7CTAT5 A T*T/-\*.T or* rr
i\uk]iuj\miuiM ur x
hats, boat-shaped turbans, in malin
ings hold the front ranks. The rich
little shirring or fluffvness appears
The quaint and dainty new cha
woman may almost have her own s
brim of one of our new models.
We give a very brief descriptioi
GEORGETTE MODEL?An [
imported maline hat, mushroom shape, all
black, short front, high back, in box-Dleat I
effect; caught down with large Jet buckle;
the front has the little piquant dtp in
front, which is one of the newest features.
Right side trimming of long Bird of Paradise
feather, finished with head of a rifle
bird, so popular this year.
MATRON T FWTQ unnpr _ 1
Block-shaped, pressed velvet hat of brown:
mushroom shape, trimmed with osprey and
ostrich plumes of shaded brown and green; J
velvet ears, and little pointed dip to front.
MAISON LEWIS MODEL?
A beautiful Imported boat-shaped turban; ]
entire hat of white ostrich tips. Bird of 1
Paradise nn tlio I .
plumage. I ]
ESTELLE MEYER S U Z A >
BLACK VELVET HAT, trim- MODEL?M
med with profusion of beauti- brown mali
ful roses in several shades, and ed crown,
harmonizing foliage. plumes crc
Iside around
large stick
S. Kann, Sons & Co.
WAISTS
Opening displays include i
original and exclusive r
If you want to know what's the 1
come here. .If you want the best
money, come here. This Waist Seci
a wonderfully extensive showing of n
jiiuucis, minium^ niciii)' siyies mat
exclusively by us.
The materials to be most worn
crepe de chine, messaline, French s
and taffeta, and present indications
made styles.
Black will be worn largely for t
evening: wear. Take a look around c
tion and become acquainted with la
An all=over lace
at $2.95 leader.0
Just a hundred handsome All-ovt
of imitation Irish lace, prettily trimn
insertings; silk lined; sleeves can b
full or three-quarter lengths. All s
$5.00 Waists for $2.95.
$5.00 silk Bee
petticoats, $3.69. s ?GE?tl
best BLACK TAFFETA large enough
IILK PETTICOATS, with cir- bed. Usual
ular flounce, comprising five quality. C
uffles, corded and with folds, price
is good a skirt as *5.00 ever n_4 i,arg
ought. Cotton-fleeced
sorted bord
weight. Re,
Jewelry. During
PEARL Collars of 3 and 4
trands; worth up to
Sc. Choice ^UC.
BRACELETS, 3 styles; plain t>(
rethersole, secret lock LEATHER
adjustable; regu- ?qc Btyles. black ?
irly 49c. Choice OVC. re&uiarly 49,,
49c. SILK F
4.? -n . Stripe Belts; 3
JP0.5U long Wide. Openii
kid gloves, $3.00. ch?'ce
HERB'S a chance girls and 'jc- 1
omen will not be slow to I
. ail themselves of. rtprmlin
16-BUTTON French Glace |7Cl waiill
id Gloves, in black or white; WE'VE 40 1
icellent grade?and a glove Nouveau Pen
lat is always a popular seller, weight, and a:
ifty cents to save if you buy lintng9 as for
irlng OPENING DAYS. blade and whil
Umbrellas, 98c.
Get ready for the Equinoctial
Jng OPENING DAYS at these ;
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S U
with hemmed or silk tape edges;
steel rods. Plain or trimmed han
CHOICE
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S A
guaranteed. Mostly black?yet s
women. Plain, silver and rolled
$3.00 to $6.00. CHOICE
__ Hnu
ing
will not be alone in the expose
special offerings, one or more
aod values, have no equal in
tins page will not permit men'
hie very best of the new fall n
rest to those who appreciate t
nd economy.
^4", * r
LL OPENI>
-LINE
n the history of the city?PARIS 5
ward stride completely eclipsed bv tl
tion, skilled workmanship, practical
HE SECOND EMPIRE STYLES?!
e, crepe de chine and block-shaped pressed vel'
ness of material necessitates a certain simp]
in the new hats, even in those of e-auze-like
peaux give the wearer such an altogether irre
weet will without fear of being chided If she
n of only a very few of the hundred different i
GEORGETTE MODEL?Imported
hat, of pressed brown velvet, block- C
ed shape, also mushroom shape, high ef- ti<
feet in back, banked with maline. Velvet v?
band around crown; natural osprey plumes. In
finished with two little humming t5(rd ?
heads.
VIROT MODE L?Imported R
hat, of white felt, with black velvet facing. l?i
block shape, long ostrich plume around w
rna-n on/1 fn?
uiuupiiig osirion
plumes at back, humming bird set Into the 111
sweeping plume around the crown. os
MAISON LEWIS MODEL?
Vlushroom shape, in Bordeaux shades; R(
rimmed with beautiful roses of the same O'
shades around crown; large ostrich plumes, ba
Material is the new paonne velvet. pi
!NE BLU M C A M I L L E RC
USHROOM 3HAPK, WHITE FELT HAT. t
ne and velvet, puff- with large chou of ve!
with two osprey pale blue,' velvet bor<
?.V71I. I ortin^ Hi'.aue arouna Dri
I to front, and two large pink rose, and bun
pins. | grapes in natural color:
5. I CORRI
many new, for fa
nodels.
atest in Waists, OUR^PENIN
value for your complete represent;
tion of ours has ionable shades f >r
ew and original wear, theater and <
are controlled | those
most wantpfl
this season are Voile bordures,
:urah, net, lace .
favor tailor- Satin opera,
Pekin satin strip
Doth street and ?-?-??????
>ur Waist Sec- Bordered silk,
te styles. .
We cordially m
# uv.au 11JU1 MIKS Clliri
WfllSI t'1's "lv'tat'on enta
your part, but if af
penine . , - .
s we claim m all mo
one, you are tempte
ir Lace \\ aists ductory specials, qt
ned Wlth c,"ny erate prices.
e worn either
izes. Regular hrim1?*!1 ^DIUMS.- Iu:
"?e 01 tne
wanted s Iks this C i
fell- A yard...
30-inch RHADIATA, a
Iwear. and brilliant fabric, de
? , . to be a leader; e?VVhite
crochet elusive with us A
lout corners and yard 1
for 'any double ? . ,
. $1.59 36-inch BLACK TAFFI
>Denin? C t a Plain and colored /
I 'JLA edges. A yard "
E - SIZE White
i Blankets, in as- _
<?rs unri Q? A A
eularly = rU
$1-19
? Bought especialh
elts. the price?$1.39?tli
Beits, assorted Choice of these:
>r white; ia?
for ?J"C. Poll raffs of
'LAID or Roman *au3? ribbon
!>/4 inches Fluffy rnffi of
j . _ _ vHffi *4V
. 39C. edge.
Handsome ruf
with l)lack-andl
- -i n _
to ^UC. T . ..
J^I/ Just the prettiest
?? * "for" to wear before it is
&h? ?Ught?'in the daintiest kind of
dr?S?*fri. FEt CHOICE, OPE>
.? only.
&C1 Oft during
opening days.
i ? ?J i
i aiuinia <tiiu ouy a rain protcctor dur
special prices.
NION TAFFETA UMBRELLAS,
paragon construction and
dies. Worth $1.50 to $3.
LL-SILK UMBRELLAS ?wear
i goodly variety of colors in sizes for
gold sticks. Worth
4>i.yo
ns, Waists,
Accessories.
s of styles. We Siave planned
:m eacn department, which,
previous offerings of new
tion off all. These specials
nerchandise and are of un=>
lewness, correctness, exclu
? +
j n ^
1
m/
I\I .
STYLES at WASHINGTON'
lis year's showing.
price making that is phenomenal
Mushroom-shapes, picture
in or reu nats with velvet facility
of arrangement, and very
maline or crept* de chine.
sUtibiy charming air that lovely
smiles or i>outs from under the ,
r
styles on display:
WHITE OSTRICH
ROWXJlat. made on a malTtie foundajn;
brim of white maline and black vel
n-1?h ?'? - * "
... ....... wire eage, il.it tied bow
front, finished with two stick pins.
FELIX MODEL ? ML'SIIOOM-SHAPE
Miiline Hat-, of brown and
een mallne; crown and brim ornam' ntrd
Ith Van Dyke points of satin, held in
ace with tiny buttons of the same. Trimed
with empire green velvet and natural
iprey plumes. Two dfps in front.
FELIX MODEL ? MUSHX)M-SHAPE?M.ide
of white lace. Tam
Shanter: high in front, sloping to the
ck. Trimmed with handsome brown
ume and large brown rose.
)GER|LARGE BLACK LACE
rimmed HAT, trimmed with beautiful
vet, in |
ler of I i"1""". ana two large
m. one ' stl?k pins; lace is the famous
ches of I Irish crochet, falling from tli?
s. I hat In veil effect.
ECT SILKS
II anrl tiflnl-/*
iii uuu vt tuiCI
'G DISPLAY of silk furnishes a
ation of the latest and most fashevening
functions, afternoon
:ard parties, and the weaves are
some being exclusive with us.
Crepe velour imprime.
Rhadiatas and Radiums,
e, Brocade messalines.
Pompadour crepes, etc.
vite you to inspect this array of
ng the three opening days, and
ils no obligation to purchase on
ter viewing this display, which
desty to l^e an exceptionally tine
d to buy, we offer some introloted
below, at exceedingly mod
( fc
strous. | 27-inch PLAIN and
1 must CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS
I 00 ln a comP'ete line of street
shades; very special for Monl
new ?ay onI>'' a $1.00 value CO/->
stlned for- a >"jrd OVC.
PLAIDS, in every style and
1.25 price, from I
5TAS, 59c. to $2 a yard.
iQr Silk Dept.. FIKST FLOOR?
?. KAN'X, SON'S & CO.
ffs for $1.39.
r for our OPENING?and at
t - -
icy aie uargams to marvel at.
black Brussels net, with
gowhite
Brussels net, edged
bon and wMte?and-black
fs of black Brussels net,
whit* ribbon edge.
and most becoming neckpiece
time for furs?and thev make
finish to an evening costume. I
vING DAYS?$1.39. I
Firs'; Floor?Neckwear Section. I

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