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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Tourist Party to
Be Chamber Guests

An acceptance from tho Brooklyn
Daily Eagle. q New York Newspaper.
70 have their delegation visit Seattle.
was received Thursday by the Cham
Der Of Commerce and Is one Of the
first results Of seattie's bids for
heavy tourist trade this summer.
Each year the Newspaper manager IL
nances a party Of co Or 70 persons
and sends them on trip 70 sous
part Of the United States or its ter
ritories. This summer the delegation
IL visiting Alaska and will be IN &c.
attic on the return trip. The cham-
Der invited tho party to be It's guests
here and is planning 70 take them on
tho io0.mIio scenic boulevard trip
around tho city an feature OF the
entertainment 70 be accorded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
British Officer
Sparks Turk Prince

MALTA. Jan. ze.--After the arrival
OF the fugitive ex-suitsn. Mahomrnod
vi, hero with HIS io-year-oId son. the
latter. Prince Ertogheui. became 10
unruiy that he was spanked by a
British officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

the showing OF '-ro Have and I
Hold and Keaton comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
S0LONS CONSIDER
10 BILLS ENTERED
IN STATE SENATE

OLYMPIA, Jan. %. --- Senate
bills entered Thursday were:
81. An act granting the RICH,
Of eminent domain TO any state
university or normal school
Judiciary.
90. An act defining practice
OF law" and doing OF work OF a
legal nature" and making II un.
lawful to engage In either with.
out A license and for a licensed
attorney 10 share fees with any
corporation or unlicensed persons.
and for others than licensed at.
tornsys to advertise as prepared
to furnish legal service.
SO. An act relating 20 forest
protection and providing pen
atty for violation of any orders.
forestry committee.
81. An act relating 70 milk
products, TO prevent fraud there.
In and the adulteration thereof.
regulating manufacture and sale
thereof. and providing penalties.
Dairy committee.
IS. An act relating 10 family
desertion. and providing means
for the support OF the wife and
family.--Wray. King.
6s. An act providing for the
creation, management and main
tenance of state teachers re.
tirement fund and defining tho
powers and duties OF the officers
In relation thereto. --Adamson
81. An net providing for tho
establishment OF rules and regu.
lations relating to school build.
ings. their equipment and main.
tenance In districts of second and
third classes.--Davis. Pierce.
So. An act relating 70 tho ad.
mlnistration OF tho government
and prescribing tho duties and
powers Of certain officers. and
prescribing certain changes in
the state equaiizing committee.
so. An act relating to the wa.
ter resources, and providing for
the issuance of state water II.
censes and amending the original
bill.
20. An act relating 20 the
preservation and protection OF
certain forests and timber and
amending the original BILL
Bishop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Armour's Star Eastern Hams
Sic Pound

--half or whole ham
Jilg's Pure Pork Sausage, bulk
or link. zoe ID.
Bon Marche blackberry Jam, in
bulk, Sc ID.
Bon Marche Mayonnaisc. 31t
per Id.
The Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Youngest Sergeant
Returns to Home

sergt. John NJ. Mcitaason. 20. Ma.
rins Corps aviator and former Star
route carrier. returned to his home
In Seattle Thursday after completing
his first enlistment
Young MelIasson IL the youngest
sergeant In the Marine Corps and
won his stripes by his skili ar an
airplans bomber and machine gun
ner. Ife took an honor medal in
aviation mechanics and was award
ed Marine Corps good conduct med.
al. lie was discharged at ouantico,
Va. on January 5. but plans TO re
enter the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Butteriorns, . for 16t: 8 for
26r.
Bon Marchs Butter Layer Cakes,
special ut 75c.
Iced white Mountain or Choc-
oIate Loaf Cake, dOe.
Cheese. Apple or Danish Coffee
Cakes. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Commits Suicide
to Escape Arrest

BERLIN. Jan. 2s.--Dr. Herbert
Frederick an Englishman. COM
mitted suicide at Dresden. whittier
he had been traiied after stealing
jewels from a lady-in-walting TO the
queen OF Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

BoULoGNE. Jan. es.--Six whales
were sighted Off the coast today driv-
ing shoals OF herring southwark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
WOMEN! DYE
any GARMENT
OR DRAPERy


UnrA 1D-ssus pac,lass It Diamond
0yogs contains dfrscsions 20 simple
any woman can dye Or tint her ola.
woen. faded things new. svsn II she
hao never dysd bsforA Buy Diamond
Dyoo-no ether kind--thsn perfect
hamo dysing u guaranteed Just
TN your druggist whether the mate
f1o3 you wish to dys ID wool o. silk.
- whether n = linen. cotton. or
ni1od goods. Diamond Dyes never
okreak. spo1 fAds or run----Advertiss-
menk
Evening journal., 1923-01-26

You will find these handsome Coats
trimmed with beautiful fur of Beaverette,
Wolf. Opossum and Badger. Many models
are also trimmed with pretty braids and
having the new large sleeves
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
EARLE SAYS To
COME AND SEE
Wants Other Sufferers to
Know How Completely
Tanlac Restored Wife
From Long-Standing In
digestion

If anybody wants to know about
Tanlac, let them come to our house.
This medicine restored my wife to
perfect health after she had suf-
fered twenty years. and we are glad
to recommend Il, declared n. r.
Earle, Treasury Department clerk,
residing at 43s Lamont St, ~ w.
Washington, d. @.
MY wife suffered from stomach
trouble and got so weak and run
down she could hardly get about
the house. She had indigestion so
bad hardly any food agreed with
her She had no appetite anyhow.
and even the little she did force
down caused her hours Of misery.
She had splitting headaches, fearful
dizzy spells and could get no restful
sleep.
But now she Is different per
son. Headaches. dizziness and the
rundown condition are all gone. |
She has wonderful appetite. eats
three hearty meals a day. and is |
looking and feeling fine. We win
always praise Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by
Drug Stores; in New Cas-
tie by p. Challenger and Son and
all leading druggists everywhere.
over 80 million bottles sold.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
gelist afhrms."
Jesus Deity Incarnate.

gelist afirms."
Jesus Deity Incarnate.
The letter gves a page or more
Of Bfbnoal quotations in support OF
the contention, and then the writer
resumes:
with such understanding as
have l am sure that IN some sense
there was in Jesus an incarnation
OF deity. My entire spiritual ex-
perience makes clear TO me that His
revelation OF God is absolutely
unique. that He is. as I said before.
the very portrait OF the Father. But
how this was accomplished Is 10 me.
from the nature of the case. a
wholly speculative question. as to
which I know nothing" Conclud-
ing. he said:
II trust. dear Bishop Manning,
that I have clearly answered your
letter and that you will believe my
words to be without conscious
equlvocetion OF mental reservation
OF any kind whatever. What I have
written Is taught publicly by great
numbers OF olergymen in the Angli-
can communion, including not a few
bishops and probably the majority
OF her most illustrious scholars. II
would have been a simple matter
to multiply quotations from repre-
sentative Anglican teachers"
Evening journal., 1923-01-26

or Presbyterian truth. or Catholic
truth. Truth is what is"
Jesus Portrait of God.
Regarding his belief in Christ, the
letter said:
II pass now TO my belief in Jesus
Christ. our Lord. From my heart
I believe that Jesus is the portrait
OF the invisible God, the perfect
revelation OF my Heavenly Father.
When I ask myself What is God
like?' l can only answer He is like
Jesus, and hence can make my
own the words He that hath seen
me hath seen the Father. But I
cannot make my own either Plat
onist or Aristotelian explanations OF
the metaphysical relation between
our Lord and the Father"
He said that newspapers IN their
headlines and editorials in many
cases already had Judged and pro-
nounced him guilty because in his
sermon he had said VERY few
'N4 81 iA'- NNbh9 Who nave been
educated in the large universIties-
by which ] mean places where
science as we'll as classics and
mathematics are taught-aocepe>th
Idea that Jesus had the power of
God" -
But surely" he asserted, this
Is what our Lord Himself. in we'll
attested sayings from our earliest
sources OF His life. clearly affirms,
and is also what His earliest evan
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
$3.50 Values
The Shopping Center

Materials are of the very finest quality.
and they are Velours. Polsires. plain
Tweeds. Herrngbone Tweeds and plaid
back coatings. They include the seasons
newest styles and shades-
Evening journal., 1923-01-26

lovers OF the truth would rejoice
in such fresh revelation. But OF
this, there IS as yet not a scintilla or
evidence. In the miracles OF heal
ing many OF the laws employed by
Christ have today been made known
10 US. but we thereby realize clearly
that such works are not contrary
10. but in accordance with law
Another miracle story referred to
IN the letter was that OF Christ
walking on the surface Of the wa
ter. OF this DR.. Grant said;
''An books OF the New Testament
tell us that he had a true human
body and lived a real human life.
That human body weighed. let US
say. $50 pounds Am 1 helped eth
er in my own inner life or in my
preaching TO others by affirming
that such body in utter defiance
OF the law of gravltation. walked
upon water as upon a solid floor
Were l 10 state that this is a literal
fact. might / not justly be charged
with denying the true humanity OF
our Lord? And I am very sure
that Jesus OF Nazareth did nothing
in His life for the purpose OF Great
ing wonder. Indeed. He definitely
refused the request for a Sign of
this character"
Sees Errors In Masthew.
Concluding the portion Of his let
ter relating TO his stand on miracles,
the rector said:
1T is a commonplace OF scholar
ship that the unknown Palestin-
ian disciple to use the phrase OF
Bishop Gore. who compiled the gos-
pei according TO St. Matthew, In
corporated into his document most
OF the gospel according TO ST. Mark.
But I ask you to note that in al
most every case of miracle he has
added further elements to tho for
mer's stories. Would you say that
I must believe these?
Even Bishop Gore, who 10 so in
slstent upon belief in miracles. af-
firms Of at least one which is re-
corded in St. Matthew's gospel,
that It is dihioult to believe It to be
Continuing on thisgline, Dr. Grant
added: But you win reply. there
must be a limit somewhere; a line
must be drawn beyond which It is
dlsloyal to co. Most heartily do I |
concur IN this. The limit Is the
truth; and he who is disloyal TO |
truth has no place in the ministry |
Of the church. But truth Is some |
thing Of which one cannot have diff
ferent brands. There can be no
such thing as Episoopalian truth,
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
Generous Offer to All Who
Have Bad Stomach Troubles
Try One Bottle of Dare's Menhs Pepsn and If Not Delighted
With the Good Results Any Reliable Druggist VIII
Gladly Return the Purchase Price

Dear sir-Dsre's Mentha Pspsin IL
all that as good in medicine. When
ever I sse the name I think OF what
Il has done for me and what Il will
do for everyone suffering from
stomach trouble. I have used three
bottles and the great distress chat I
suffered has entirely disappeared. my
general health has Improved. and
only wish could put IN writing what
think about your medicine.-Owen
Mcbride. Trenton N. J.
Ask for and be sure you get Dare's
Mentha Pepsin-the great conquerer
Of stomach Ills.
Evening journal., 1923-01-26

Surely the above "a a fair offer end
anyone who suffers from indigestion,
acute or chronic. or gas, sourness,
beluhing foul breath, heaviness or
that feeling OF suffooation is asked
TO take advantage OF at right now.
But while Dare's Mentha Pepsfn
almost instantly relieves acute at
tacl0s. its great value hes IN the fact
that IL viii conquer the most Stub
born cases of gastritis or indigestion
and make your stomach so strong
and sturdy that It will digest any
hearty meal without distress. Read
this from one II helped.
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
GRANT replies
DOESN'T RECANT.
Neither Does Rector of New
York Church Offer TO
Resign Pulpit
BOLSTERS POSITION
WITH QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. &c. Omitted
Press) .-Dr. Percy Stiokney Grant
whose denial OF the divinity OF Christ
caused Bishop Manning TO demand
he recant or resign the ministry
OF his fashionable Fifth Avenue
Church OF the Ascension, placed in
the hands OF his superior today a
lengthy reply in which he declined
90 do either.
As his friends had predicted. DR..
Grant stuck TO his guns, reiterat-
ing his Belief that Christ did not
have the powers of God. He de-
clned 10 accept Jesus walking upon
the water or existence OF a hell be-
meath the earth. But, he asked;
because have interpreted the
apostles creed in the light of ac-
cumulated knowledge. must aban-
don my ministry and be elected from
the church I love in order TO do
rhis?"
Churchmen awaited today with
interest the next move OF Bishop
Manning, believing he would re-
quire two clergymen OF the Bpisco-
EAA AHnulAM " UAA4H AAAfAA 20 VA
heresy against DR.. Grant, upon
which a trial would be based.
Or. Grants letter was q 10-page
plea for enlightenment and liberty
for the pulpit. In one place he
quoted the following sober words
Of Bishop Gore in a book which
last Lent you (Bishop Manuing)
commended to the diocese:
It is pitiful TO see how many
there are among the professed min
listers Of Christ who. in an hour of
popular discussion OF some vital
truth, are proved, by their perplex-
ity. OF dismay. or By their unin-
structed denunciations, never 20
have thought at all seriously or
deeply about the most momentous
questions
In conclusion Or. Grant said:
u would say ex amino with St.
Paul, that the Lord q. e.. the Christ
OF experience) is the spirit and
might. venture TO add he con-
clusion OF his sentence. Where the
the spirit Of the Lord is. there is
liberty"
Ana as a postscript Dr. Grant
added:
in accordance with the example
set by you I am giving copies OF
this letter to the press"
Dr. Grant told newspaper men
that he was sending tho letter TO
Bishop Manning tonight by special
IN Messenger. The bishop could not
be reached to learn II he had re-
ceived It.
DR.. Grants letter opens with a ref
erence to the miraculous elements
OF the Gospel" or this DR.. Grant
said:
I cannot love God with my mind
and at the same time believe that
the laws of nature were ever violated:
Tor the simple reason that God Him
SELF has taught me. as He is teach
Ing all our sons and daughters IN
svery modern university OF the west |
srn world today. that these law
re immutable throughout eternity.
{ is not in the remotest degree that
question His power. II Is simply
matter of evidence.
IF you reply that in tho Gospel
liracle laws of which we have no
nowledge were set in operation. /
lust answer that in such cases the
LEGGED events ceased 10 be miracles. s
hould your hypothetical contention
i'm out TO be trpe In fact with all $
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
ADAIR CASE UP NEXT WEEK.

Robert Adair. suspended NOM
Der OF the New Castle County Bar,
will be tried IN Court OF General See-
sions next Wednesday, on two
charges of embezzlement OF money
Of clients
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
sHEpHERDs INSTALLATION

Welcome Lodge No. 3. order
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold a
public installation in their lodge
room, GIL Market street, at o'clock
this evening.
Evening journal., 1923-01-26

To euro a Cold In one Day
Take laxative BROMO QUININE tab
let's. The box bears the signature Of
ID, w. Grove (Be sure you get
BROAro.) 30o-,Adv.
Evening journal., 1923-01-26
FIu-Trin7n1ed Plush
COATS AT 1898

An exceptionally fine offer are these
Plush Coats. Regular $3.50 values at
1898. Beautiful styles that have American
Lynx collar and cuffs, and novelty lowered
Innings: Choosing must be done early.
these $3.50 coats at SO SO, will not remain
long on our racks. All Sizes
Evening star., 1923-05-30
7oc to o8c RIBBONS
At 4oc a Yard

The Special Economy Price
--iie inch Tafeta Ribbons. em-
hroidcred with metal thread In
Copenhagen. inal. navy.
brown and orange.
-J-inch Embroidered Ribbons.
Paisley effects, in many differ
cnt combinations.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
800 PORCH ROCKERS
For Little Girls
LADY MARGARET
DOLLS At $2.8S
Ready Dressed.
Regularly $6.45
Economy Special. S4o7


The regular price is s5.35.
20 inches tall. full jointed
body, bisque head. sewed wig:
will go to sleep; gincham or
voiIe dresses in different colors.
Complete with necklace.
kann' 's--FouTth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
TAILORED WOOL
SKIRTS
Economy Price Each q O

hoSii, pT.SO
Values from 1896 to s1oa5
but broken sizes. Materials arc
homespuns, etamines. tweeds
and velour checks. also wool
plaids.
kunn's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
GIRLS RAINCOATS

Worth very much more than
the special Economy price.
At S1.3o
Smart belted styles: blue or
tan waterproof material. Sizes
G to 10 years
kanns-Secoud Floor
Evening star., 1923-05-30
CLASPS AND
ORNAMENTS

10 Sl.I5. Economy Sale
Each, S1.OO
In metal. Gallalith or ccllu-
Ioid. in a variety OF styles and
Colors.
Trimming Dept.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
KANN'S SPECIAL
CORSET
At S1.5O a Pair

Made Of pink brocade coutiI:
elastic at top; medium length
skirt and back. two sets of hose
supporters. Sizes Il 10 -.
hsnBs-secoud Floor
Evening star., 1923-05-30
Sale Price, $500
800 FOLDING COT BEDS
S1.85

80 inches wide. IT. long
Folding style, with very com
Portable woven wire springs
Evening star., 1923-05-30
SECOND FLOOR
100 TRIMMED HATS
Economy Price
Each 81 90

All neatly trimmed. shapes
are pokes. mushroom. droops.
etc. and the cclorS gray, navy.
sand and white.
kann's- Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

-Hundedso of women havetak O
SPECIAL BoYsHFoRM BRAssIEREs
usually wonderful
nota of
iss
nr-aundrL
Evening star., 1923-05-30
AT THE CHILDREN'S
STORE

STORE
Special items for small girls
and infants.
-Children's White NJ i d d / e s.
With white or tan collars.
$1.OO
Children s495 Regulation
Lonsdale Jean MILDLY Dresses.
All-white or with blue collar.
Sizes IL to 16 years.
$1.8o
-Children's Imported Gingham
handling. Sizes I to "A years.
At Half Price .
--Childrens $2.95 Skirt Waists.
Lace or embroidery trimmed.
$1.OO
--Children's White Nainsook
. slightly mussed. Sizes months
to 2 years.
Special, 89c
-Children's White Net Dresses.
s4;s5 to ss.s5 values. Slightly
Special, $1.95
-.children's Tailored Hats. $1.s5
to $3.95 values. special,
$1.00
Infants Pique Hats. With en-
broidered figures
49c
Infants $50 Creepers. Made of
cross.bar m u ] n. Slightly
soiled.
3oc
Kanu'a-sscond Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
DRESS MATERIALS
Economy Price
Specia1 a Ward Q2c

Special, a Yard, o8c
-36-inch Silk and Wool Home
spun. in gray. blue, brown and
green mixtures. $1.25 quality
-36-inch All-wool Crepe Gran
ite, in black and colors. s1.l9
quality.
-27-inch Striped skirting FIan-
nels. s1.59 quality.
-54-inch Black Bolivia Cap.
Cloth. s6.eS quality, A yard.
$4.e8
Innings
-36-inch Black Venetian Cloth,
satin finish. For bathing suits,
skirts. etc. s1.s9 quality. Spe-
cial, yard,
-36-inch BIoomer Cloth. in
black and white. 75c quality
Special, a yard,
soc
CAMISOLE VESTEES
Economy Price, Each, TIC
800 value. made of net. with
oriental lace front and net
shoulder straps.
PETER PAN SETS
Economy Price, a Set, 2oc
Regular 5Oc value. Collar and
cuffs of fancy cotton crepe, in
Egyptian design.
BOUDOIR CAPS
Economy Price, Each, &c
Soc value. In pink. blue, Law
ender and old rose.
81xo0-in. BLEACHED
SHEETS
Economy Price. Each, $1.25
-Bleached Sheets. made from
regular sheeting and free from
filling: strictly perfect. Regu-
larly s1.35 TO $1.65.
35c PILLOWCASES
Economy Price, Each, 25c
-45x36-inch Bleached Cases.
made from good cotton. free
from filling.
WOMEN'S SUN AND
RAIN UMBRELLAS
Economy Price. S4.o5
All the popular shades. many
with contrasting borders: Ma
lacca handles, bakelite or amber
colored tips and ferrules to
match. Regularly s5.s5
Evening star., 1923-05-30
WASH BLOUSES
In the Economy Sale
Choice, $3.50

Fine quality voiles. made In
oyerblouse style: long and three
quarter length sleeves: waistband,
cuffs and collar trimmed with
stitching in brown and black, In
block design: hemstitched down
front and trimmed with pleatfns.
Also some Dimity Blouses with
Peggy and roll collars. Regular
sizes. So TO 46; also some extra
sizes in dimitieS.
kann' Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
WOMEN'S SUN AND
RAIN UMBRELLAS
Economy Price. S4.o5

All the popular shades. many
with contrasting borders: Ma
lacca handles, bakelite or amber
colored tips and ferrules to
match. Regularly s5s5.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
THIRD FLOOR
BEDS AND BEDDING
AT ECONOMY PRICES

-5s-pound. Imperial Stitched,
All Layer Felt Mattresses.
Made by the Capitol Bedding
Go.
Sale Price, $500
This Mattress made exclusive
~ for 9. Kanns Sons Co. Com
pare It with any that sell for
S23. Pure cotton felt. built layer
upon layer: 81 inches thick;
firmly rolled edge, with row.
of stitching around sides and
ends. which prevents spreading.
Choice of four tickings. All sizes.
Evening star., 1923-05-30

Gowns are OF main 20 k,
checked. striped and solid color
crepe. batiSte. soft muslin. i'll
round and square neck styles,
lace and embroidery trimmed.
Included among these are the
Ami-French and p hilipp inc
hand made gowns. hand-em-
broidcred and hand -Sewed, with
bit OF Callota work.
-Chcnise are OF soft muslin
and nainsook. lace and embroid-
cry trimmed. including some OF
the Ami-French. also Philippine
handmade and hand-embroid-
cred STYLES.
-Petticoats are oi Sateen and
muslin. lace and embroidery
trimmed.
Princess Slips are OF soft mus
lin and English sateen. in
white. navy. black and flesh.
Combinations are OF soft I'm
ished muslin. lace trimmed.
sateen. hemstitched, elastic at
Evening star., 1923-05-30
FOLDING TELESCOPE
COT BEDS

COT BEDS
Regularly $3.50
Economy Special, $4.8o
-721. inches long, 20 inches
high; strong and durable and
comfortable. Heavy brown can
vas top. hardwood frames. steel
supports. Fold compactly.
800 PORCH ROCKERS
Regularly $6.45
Economy Special, $4.o7
Solid maple. doubIe-woven rat
tan seat and back. wide arm
rests, extra metal supports;
nicely vanished, natural and
brown finishes.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
WOMEN'S
SUEDE-FINISHED
GAUNTLET GLOVES

Special Economy Price. Pair
7oc
These are made with strap at
wrist and heavy stitched backs
and have extra long gauntlet
In white only, with black stitched
backs. Sizes -. 10 s.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
FOURTH FLOOR
ECONOMY SALE OF
ROYAL SOCIETY"
EMBROIDERY FLOSS

Choice of the following items:
A Skein, &c
-5.400 Skins Mercerized Royal
Society Rope Floss" all colors.
Skein of s yards, regularly 4c.
Special, &c.
5000 Skeins Nercerized Royal
Society india Floss, all colors.
Skein of 16 yards, regularly 4c,
Special, &c.
-2,592 Skeins Mercerized Royal
Society six Strand Floss. all
colors. Skein of 9 yards regu
larly &c. Special. &c.
--46S Skeins Mercerized Royal
Society "Flossilla White Floss,
regularly &c skein. Special, &c.
-5,400 Skeins "Celesta Rope
Art Floss, all colors. Skein of
AZ yards regularly sc. Special,
3c
Evening star., 1923-05-30
SIMMONS 3-PIECE
BED OUTFITS
S1o.e5

Bed, Spring. Mattress
OF white or ivory finishes. Twin
and double bed sizes. Massive
2-inch continuous post style.
with 10 filing rods.
Kann's-ThIrd Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
ABOUT 800
BUNGALOW APRONS
Verv Special. 6oc

These are made of percales
and ginghams. trimmed with
rickrack, folds of contrasting
material and plain colors. They
have pockets, sashes or ties.
Were S1.00 and s1.1s.
kann's-Seeond Floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-30
so ODD SILK BLOUSES

SO ODD SILK BLOUSES
Economy Price
Each. $3.50
Broken sizes. taken from resu-
lar stock. The materials include
satin. Paisley silk. crepe de chine
and georgettes. Made in over
blouse, tie-on. hip-band styles,
with long and three quarter
length sleeves. Regularly S4.9S
TO S795.
Kann Second Floor