The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
ALL READY FOR EASTER.
s. Ixanu. sons = Co. Have Every
thing Desired for the Occasion.

Ss RAM SDAs = To- nave EVERY
thing Desired for the Occasion.
It would really seem that nothing more
was left to be desired ia the way of
ready-to-wear outer apparel when one
visits the suit department OF S. Kann,
Sons & Co. Women who have not ar
ranged with the dressmaker in time 10
get up stunning Easter gown need not
despair when such models as s. Kann.
Sons & Co. are displaying are to be had
ready to put on. And the beauty of it all
is that the suits are to be had ct much
less than it would cost TO buy materials
and have the costume made.
OF course. there are many who desire
10 do their own designing Of SUIT or
gown, and either make the dress them
selves or have 1t made. If these women
have IN mind a black silk for spring they
viii do well to read this firms advertise
ment OF wide black silks, which seem to
be exceedingly scarce IN this city.
If a dress of some OF the fancy wooden
materials is what they have set their
hearts upon, at Kann's they viii find
splendid assortment Of the new coiored
fabrics, especially brOwns-one of the
seasons favorite shades; black. which is
always good and white-woolen goods, and
this last is quite the rage just at present
visit to the millinery department viii
make the money in ones pocket fairly
burn TO be spent. A fiovaer garden of
real posies could not be prettier than their
rival limitations. The season has also de-
veloped some Of the most exquisite color
combinations ever shown. while the shapes
are delightfully."- quaint and original New
ly display more lovely creations than are
displayed in this firms millinery parlors.
Fashions dainty demoiseIle must be IN
complete attire from head to foot TO be
real factor In the Easter parade of
Vanity Fair" and so must consider
gloves and footwear as well as suits and
hats. If she wants an unusually grace
ful shoe, that will wear, let her don a
pair of Kann's KoloniaI Oxfords; and II
the three-quaFter sleeve OF her new suit
demands a pair Of long gloves, she viii
md them in this firms glove department
al prices she will consider very reason
able after pricing them elsewhere.
Easter jewelry ana novelties for gifts
are in such pretty new designs that one
really feels impelled TO buy something
ia this line. just 10 have the latest.
whether they need 1t or not The dainty
little violet and pansy pins are so pretty
on the beautiful lingerie waists or net
waists. which. by the way. are unusually
attractive this year, and worth particular
attention.
These early warm days turn ones
thoughts 10 wash goods and white dresses.
and in Kanns advertisement to-day are
some very attractive specials in these
lines.
Trimmings and neekwear deserve spe-
cial attention for the novelties that are
respect Kann's buyers have won for
themselves quite reputation for always
being strictly up TO cate
In thinking of her costume. the woman
OF fashion should remember that the little
folks look forward to Easter, and the
novelties that viii delight their hearts,
the candy eggs, the rabbits. chickens.
&c, should not be forgotten in the ex-
citement of making other purchases.
5. Kann, Sons & Co. have issued for
their mail order trade an artlsteaily and
practically arranged little booklet on the
subject of shoes The last seasons issue
on the same subject, though primarily in
tended for Out-Of-tOwn customers. was
so greatly appreciated by their city Gus
toners as well. that they have arranged
TO supply any who may apply for a copy.
by mail or in person.
This issue for the summer Of 1907 Is filled
with many clear and exact Illustrations
catalogued in a clear and easily under
stood manner. which makes Il a valuable
list from which one may select with as
much certainty OF being properly fitted
as though buying in the store.