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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
West Africans Swallowing
Much Whale Meat

VANCOUVER. h C. Sept .5.-
West Africa Is ayenging Jonah Des.
csndants OF tho whale that swallowed
tho Biblical character arc being
swallowed in large quantities by the
inhabitants ~ the West African
coast British coiumbia'A entire out.
put of canned whale meat last year
was marketed. according 90 proyin.
elal trade authorities. among the
settlements between Liberia and the
Congo.
The new market has given the
whaling industry Ia British Columbia
new impetus and promises 70
bring II great prosperity In tho ia.
ture Whaling operations this year
arr reported 20 have been more sue
ecasfuI than Tor many seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

zzsTal.s are among the few Jewels
. aVpsar a. beautiful by artificial
= y during the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
nLITFs Y0ING RORHER

DENVER sept zs-"Go get a
bigger gun. and maybe III think
about h." Carl Diukshler. notion
store proprietor. t0ld a youthful
bandit who 0rderei him 10 stick
'cm up" The younsater hastily de-
parted with his diminutye pistol.
but failed 10 return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Fifteen Are Taken
in Gambling Raid

Fifteen were arrested IN raid on
an alleged Chinese gambling Joint AZ
tia scvsntA ave r. by q squad uu.
der serEt n =. Newton Wednesday
niFht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
ather and Son TO
Face Booze Charge

Father and son gave bond Wed
ncsday following "a hearing before q
United States commissioner on "a
liquor charge Tho father wna NJ
" lrdmora and the son. Nova
Fridmorr They were arrested north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Women Are Held on
Robbery Charges

Three women, wsnuifrcd Vernon.
Jean bEisr and Nina Connolly. were
held in JAN Thursday. charged with
having lurcd several men into apart.
ments and robbed them after as
ms them liquor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

Whether you are an old man
a young mana college man or
business man-you'll find ex-
actly the style you want here.
and we can fit yoI-fact of
the matter, we make speciality
of fitting the so-called hard to
fit" Come in and convince
yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
sIsTER.s cATTY cnrM

Il want to give Harold surprise
for his birihday--can you suggest
someihinE7"
Tell him your age, darling -
sydney Bulletin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
HELD UP DURING
| Dinner PARTY
incur Heads Daughter Is
Robbed OF Jewelry

| AXE FOREST, III. sept e5.-A
~ nan With "a London Accent
hasird Is police today for rob
MS Hester white. beautiful
=. .augAter Of r. Edison White
.ssszf q Armour s Co, OF a
rxscent pearl necklace and other
W.T.
- Tchhery occurred last night In
Nh-s home here while a dinner
III zss in progress.
rs White and an aunt had left
: gsssts IN the drawing room and
- % the way 70 an upper floor
on 4 yoans man popped from b..
d d. stairway AZ the upper land
z rs sasc was covered By a silk
s2sFrslsi. A small revolver vas
Is tsrd
Gart make a noise the younF
u Easnsd. 4 wont hurt you.
a o. have your tewclry-
IS White took or a necklace Of
q ra,shes pearls and the young
"a saarped Il Up. she also gave
no asmond rings. one OF them
,rg kzrais and set with n dozen
at sapphirss in platinum. The
> riagz ara valued N 1880.
vt 4 word now. the thief eau.
ri and slipped downstairs and
\ < ~ front door.
~ White gave a good deserip.
n K he thief and said he spoke
.szsA ia ,hs London way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

Tazlnab Driver g O.. ND Does
Sir Nipp live herog"
Mr. Nip from window Yes,
Just leave him on the porch
Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
TOO REALISTIC

DO you believe in drcama7"
sure. las night I drramt ! wuz
catin' flannel cakes an when I woke
up this moruin. the blanket wuz
Eoner'--JudEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
MmEN ma. 49, nnM4

Of Seattle and were indicted iy the
stand jury
The Washington times., 1924-12-19
Big Boys Overcoats, IS

Heavy Winter listers that button up style
and are lined with heavy wool paids Mannish in their cut
and coongs and absolutely fautess to tailoring Sizes
To - ID h
The Washington times., 1924-12-19
= 695 Buys a 2-Anicker Suit OVercOdt or Mack
l NAV for Big and Little Boys at The Hecht CO
Boys 2-knicker Suits, 80
COZ Wool or Corduroy

Exra-Wear SUITS with the extra pair Tailored Of sturdy
corduroy good-looing chevots and cassmeres Norfolk
styles well reinforced Both pairs of knickers lined Sizes
to IL.
The Washington times., 1924-12-19
Little Boys Overcoats, S6s5

Double breasted chncha and heavy chevot overcoats II
button up close to the neck Warm nuff pockets and 81
pockets and allaround belt Lined with heavy fancy pai
Sizes 21a to8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Laura La PIante
Forced to Rest

Too many emotional scenes and
not enough rest or play viii put
an actress In bed,
Laura La Planto. playing with
Norman Kerry. Kenneth Harlan.
Ruth Clifford and others In Kath.
lccn NorriA' ''Butterfuly," being
filmed at Universal City under
Clarence Browns direction. has had
n little too much enthusiasm for
her role. Not only did she work
hard all day but on top OF the
strain OF an unusually emotional
Performance she read and re.read
extracts from the novel and script
every night Tho result Is that
shc went home one day carly and
didn't como back the next morn.
Ing. Exhaustion and nervous OK.
citcment made n short rest neccs.
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Tom Mix for
Vice President

II NEW YORK's boys had been
i permitted 20 vote 90 the demo.
cratic convention. Tom Mix would
have been nominated vice prssi-
dent. A. Cleveland be would
have won the q. o. =. nomina.
ton under the Same eircum.
stances.
One hundred thousand cam
paiEn buttons bearing the picture
OF Mix were circulated by Fox
Film corporation az the conven-
tons OF the two big parties. They
announced the famous Western
star was out FOR the vice presi.
dency. Thousands Of youngsters
made hat bands Of the buttons
and other Thousands wore them
on their coats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
VIRGINIA VALLPS
NEW PRODUCTION

Virginia Valli has just begun work
on her newest starring production
at Universal City. The story Is
"Clinging Fingers" an adaptation by
Raymond l.. Schrock OF an original
story by Elizabeth Holding and
Marion orth. Ted Sloan is directing
It's filming.
1t Is tho story OF a shop girl who
left her drab little world behind a
glove counter for one week OF lux.
ury during which time many OF her
wonderful dreams OF romance were
realized and many shattered.
Tho continuity was prepared by
J. G.. Hawks, we'll known scenario
writer and fictonlst. An all.star cast
has been selected 10 support Miss
Vail. including Norman Kerry,
Louise Fazonda. Kate Lester T. Roy
Barnes, George Fawcett. James o.
Barrows and Marie Astairc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Movie Quizzes

Mnry-Who played the leading
roles IA ''ManslauEhtsrg
A-Leafuos Joy and Thomas
MoghuH.
-. what Is d. W. Crlfnths
latest pleiursT
A-"Amerioa.~ a great patriotic
film.
Laura-Is Kenneth Harlan mar.
riodg
A.-Has beer. but u separated
from first t0fe and Is soon 70 toed
Marie Prcuosf.
II. C.-can you tell mo how old
Conway Tearls u and n he Is mar.
riedF
A.-Connay Tearle Is Is years old
and u maUied 10 The stage star
Adele Roriond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19


/ ETs see. what has Seattle had In
II the way OF personal appear
aneoa"f ofhand. recall seslng in
person In this city Gladys Walton.
Thomas Meighan. the late Wallace
Reid. Hoot Gibson. Ruth Roland.
Jack Hoxic. Louise Lovely Robert
Mckim and Juanita Hansen. Else
where I've happened In on Virginia
Pearson and Charles Ray.
MISS ROLAND ana Robert Me
wi Kim top tho list when u comes
TO really having something TO offer
tho public. Both appeared here ON
tho PantAges circuit Mekim is >go
this week. Miss Roland has "A bca,-.
uful singing voice. She appeared IN
three numbers and her costumes
were wonderful. No, until sho was
forced 10 make curtain speech did
she Give u tho usual movie talk
Il loyo you all and want you 10 like
me-" etc. MeiSim has had stage eK.
perleneo ana his act IN an good II
not better than many OF the big time
sketches.
WALLACE REDS musical abil
w ity helped him get by nicely
Gladys Walton wasn't interesting at
all. Thomas MeighAn. Iioot Gibson.
-. III. No. .vN Taak Ifawfa xa.r. 4.
little better. Louise Lovely Is no,
such "A clever actress In this
"spcakics." but sho Is clever little
woman and staged quito novelty
act at tho Strand aud later at the
orphcum. In which sho had local
girls participate.
IUANITA HANSEN IA n hard
u worker. Her act was propa gands
against tho uso OF narcotics. II
takes brave glrl 10 expose herself
as this young actress did. Her aei
proved n tremendous box office at
traction over tho entire Pnntage'
circuit.
Have overlooked the Lee Kids,
Jane and Katherine You'll re.
member they wero hero ON the
Ophcum circuit Both OF these
youngsters aru natural born
actresses and n much nj home
on the stage as on the screen.
CHARLES RAY appeared al
" Woods theatnr IN Chicago. III
appearance was IN connection witt
tho showing OF Tho courtship o
Miles Standlsh." Ray devoted hii
speech 10 telling OF tho tremendous
amount Of research work noceAsl
lated in making this historical pro
ducuon. lilo has a very pleasing
personality.
VIRGINIA PEARSON I saw dow
V South. In jacksonville. Fla. wa
quite surprised that this attractlv
star did not even receive n hAnt
upon her entrance. In fact. her nc
fell flat until "a n climax sho re
cited highly dramatic poem. Vir
ginla Ia Southern girl and aho dc
voted her whole act TO letting TN
natives know IL. Thomas Meighal
appeared IN this little southert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Wasn't His
Virginia?

TIMnuE ADAMS. Christie come.
y dim. received tho biggest
thrill OF his young lifo last week.
when no picked up n newspaper
and read that Virginia Warwick
had cloped from Catalina island
and been married.
Now. Jimmie considers himself
the ranking sutton for the hand
Of Virginia Warwick. well.known
picture actress. He made speed
TO the telephone and his heart did
a handspring for Joy whom his
own Virginia assured him every.
thing was just the same as nj.
ways. and that It must have been
some other Virginia who cloped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Wallace Berry
To Marry

Los ANGELES. July IA mar
rage license WA issued here Friday
10 wallace Beery. motion picture
actor. and Many A. Gilman, Par
keraburg. W. Va The couple did
not disclose their wedding plans bui
said that Il would be held 10 the
very near future. Becry u Tire first
husband Of Gloria swanson. famous
film star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
LEW CODY GETS
VACATION

Lew Cody IL off on an extended
vacation. lie w5ll spend a few weeks
In New York and then sail for
Europe where be viii rest In the
south OF France. The debonair actor
has been working continuously for Is
months and dur5ng that time has
appeared in eight picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19


the leading
Coudnt
brilliant
nth zege the ters New York his "bime
+@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

Ford Sterling is cast as n circus
clown in lie who Gets Slapped" a
new Motro.G oldwyn.Mayer produc,
t!ou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Watching the Screen
BY DAISY HENRY

co MANY bad impressions have been created by picture
- players facing big audiences without the backing of stage
experience and failing to get over that personal appear
ances which all the rage last year. are almost thing
Of the past at present writing according to reports from
Hollywood correspondent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

town. also, ilis appearance az the
theatera was imprompiu and bis
speeches much the same as be made
here.
No, the personal appearances do
~ not seem 20 be- a success 40.
ton picture stars on the stage are
somewhat llls a fish out OF water
Evening star., 1924-01-10
n Real "Janudry
Clearing-Out'' Of
BIOuSes

,Uith such UaLues as these:
-13O Odd BIouses which regu-
larly sell from S1.19 to $500
comprise this group. They are
made of plain and hemstitched
lars, and trimmed with embroid-
cry or lace. Slip-over and tuck
in styles. All sizes in 7n-
the lot. but not in YC
every style -. .......-.
so Handmade French Batiste
Tuck In BIouses, with tuxedo
collars, and trimmed with flet
lace, hand embroidered and hem
stitching; long sleeves. Sizes
"a and 36 only. o. on
Regularly $500 to . .CS
1895. Special .....
100 BIOuses Of crepe de chine
and georgette, in either tuck-in
or overblouse styles. Tucks.
Irish and flet lace form the trim
ming. Choice of long and three
quarter sleeves. Colors OF black,
white, flesh, navy and brown.
cluded are many ex- O0.SS
ira sizes. Special.
-23O Silk and Cotton Tuck-fn
blouses include many of printed
silks, crepe de chine and pom
gees. The cotton blouses in
clude many of voile and dimity,
in button front and back styles,
with Peggy, roll and tuxedo col
lars. Trimmed with Irish and
filet lace. Long and
h e-q u er O. on
sleeves. Broken sDA.CS
sizes. Special. 49,.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
500 Pairs Women's Kid
Strap-Wrist
Gauntlet GIOUeS

r ula 2 &2.95 o. Or
quality. special. a 3l.SS
Extra fine quality; PIX sewn;
Paris point backs. In tan, pearl
gray, oak, champagne. black,
white and white with black.
Sizes 51a to III.
$50 pairs Women's One-clasp
Capeskin and Mocha Gloves; the
cape gloves are P.X.M. sewn;
spear point backs: tan only.
The mocha gloves are P.x.M and
PIX. sewn, with stitched backs.
In gray. Sizes 6 to d. ~
!. Regularly s1.6s. d 90
Special, a pair -.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Not Very Many
Of These Fine
Winter Goats
+. $3.50

TO be exact, there are just As
Coats, which formerly sold at
S49.75. But even this small lot
we wish to dispose of quickly.
So down goes the price. and 40
women have the opportunity to
secure a fine Coat at big savings.
-Lustrosa. Excello. Trouvenette
and other high-piIe fabrics in
this group are developed into the
very smart winter coat modes.
Collars and often Cuffs are made
Of natural squirrel, black. taupe
and red fox. SILK lined and
interlined. In navy, brown.
black and kit foH Sizes 16 to
kanr's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Dainty Handkerchief
At Clearance Pricest

-2S dosen Women,s Novelty Snk
Handkerch1efs, in many pretty
patterns: beautiful color En
combinations. Regular OUC
ly zee. Special, 3 for.
Each, 16c
-25 dozen WOmen's Solid-cOlor,
All-linen Handkerchief, with
many attractive corner
embroidered s i g. IN
Regularly soc. Special, :0SC
eacn 49,.
80 dozen WOmen's AlI-linen
Handkerchiefs, imitation hand
run threads; finished
wit h A-inch hens. ~
Regularly 15c- Special. IUC
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Table Lot
Odd Cipghans and
Chanbrny Dresses

ss:ss. Gle ranee Sl.S0
Price
slip-over and
waistline styles, of neat plaid.
and checked gingham. Trimmed
with piQue and organdie, and
have sashes of self-material All
sizes in the lot, in many atfrac-
tive styles.
Figured VOiIe Dresses
Regular &I.s9 values. 1n
Clearance price. ...... NC
-Onet lot of Figured Wolfe
Dresses. in neat designs, and in
rose, blue, lavender and green
designs on white ground. Trim
med with white organdie as COL
lars, cuffs and vestees. Sizes SO
to 46.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

-co women htaNy rlcrctu
and Ribbed Cotton suits, high
neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck,
elbow sleeves, ankle
lengths. Sizes As o. IN
and so only. Spe- D .OS
cial, each. h...........
-120 Women's Heavy Ribbed
Cotton Suits. nigh neck, long
sleeves; low neck, no sleeves.
ankle length: bodice top. low
neck, no sleeves; Dutch neck, ell
bow sleeves, knee length. Reg
ular, extra and double extra
sizes. Not each size O. 1n
in every style. Spe- % .OS
cial, each. ........
-76 WOmen's Cotton Ribbed
Corset Covers, high neck. lonS
sleeves: open down front; French
cut These are run of ~
the mill" Special, 3 e1OC
for s1.OO. Each. 49,.
-1l2 ChiIdren's Wool-mixed
Ribbed Suits, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, knee length; o. m
-82 ChfIdren's Cotton Ribbed
Waist Suits, high neck. long
sleeves; knee length; IN
feeced; in. silver gray. OSC
Size 10 only. Each.
-1O2 ChiIdren's WooI-mixed
Suits, high neck, short sleeves,
knee length; in silver nr
gray. Sizes 6 to Ia. SSC
Each .....
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Odd Lot of
WOmen's Skirts

Formerly S3.9S to ~ m
$5.ss, special .... QZ.OS
Included are skirts of Striped
Prunella, mixed and plaid suit
ing, and some of Baronet Satin
in white and flesh. % to 50 waist
band.
Kann'eSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Books for
Young People
1000 Volumes
Csc a Copy

These arc books by standard
authors, and are cloth bound.
Choose from many well-known
titles
Kann's-Main Aisle.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

IS WOmen's and Mems
CraUenette Umbrellas
Regularly 81 and % IN
$3.50. Clearance OZ.Oy
price Friday. .
Practical Umbrellas for the
business man and woman. Good
assortment of handles. In black
only.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Clearance Lots
of Je,UeLry

so Assorted Glass Ash Trays,
Vases and other attractive now
elites which sold regu- en
larly at s1.0O. Spe- oUC
Just so Solid Gold MEMS Rings,
mounted with lodge emblems,
such as Elks, K. of c., Masons,
Odd Fellows, etc. - ~
Regularly $3.50. Spe-. D,1.UU
Cldl
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
An assortment of
Odd Ornaments

Many odd shapes are to be
found in this collection of Jet.
Jet and Steel and q few Colored
ornaments. Also included are
Half Belts and Pendants with
tassels. Regularly o. ~
$1.59. ecial, .DI.IO
Evening star., 1924-01-10
White Goods
Present These
Odd Lot. Items

400 yards 27-inch White Check
Dimity. Regularly 19c -
yard Special. d &c
soSu
900 yards 38-inch White Liza
gerie LOngcloth, with chamois
nnlsh. Regular 25c 80
values. Sp ecial, a E0C
ot u
-Remnants 36vinch White Ma
dras Shirting, in neat stripe pat
terms; 375 yards in all. 81
Regular 29c value. Spe- VIC
cial, a yard. d............
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Odds and Ends
HOuseturnishings

-I14 Blue RID bon
Wash Boards. Regu- 4
larly CSC. Special. -.
81 Cast-iron Pancake .
G ri d d les. Regularly
S1.19. Special. .........
10 Wizard Polishing 4
MOps. Regularly $1.5O. Y
Special ................
SO Japanese Foot ,
Tubs. Regularly 7sc.
Special
-65 Jap CanisterH. ,
Regularly 29c. Spe-
cfal ................,
-A Japanese Earthen- r
ware Teapots. Regu- 4
larly CSC. Special. -.
80 Light Cut-glass Z
Water Pitchers. Regu- Z
larry $1.49. Special.
200 Plain White Syra- q,
cuse China Tea Plates
seconds. Special, 4 for
-25 Metal Boudofr %
Lamps. Regularly .h
S1.9S. Special.
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Odds and Ends
of Buttons

81 s;sss; :srs e sn5}ei j. %Ss'%s sssssa. 18C
Six larger size But. IN
tons on card. Choice. ZVC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Blankets and
Comforts


Plaid Blankets, excellent quail
fty; weight 5 lbs. Gray only,
isette bound.
r e g u arly 1895. 40 ne
Clearance price, a DS.yO
pair ..-...-........
rs prs 66xSO-in. Part-wooI
Blankets, large block plaids in
rose, blue and brown. Excellent
quality, the greater percentage
is wool. Soisette bound.
r g u arly $3.50; rE nE
clearance price, a DO.SO
pair ...............
ga prs. North Star AIl-wool
Blankets. large block plaids. in
rose only. Size 70x80 inches;
soisette bound. Reg ularly
:!s;s'' .ass price: Ss ara a $1O.05
pair
-64 BOrdered Cotton Filled
Comforts, oriental and floral
designs. in light and dark col
ors. with plain border. Size
Texts inches. Regu- O. nE
arly 1895. Clear OZ.S0
ance price. each.
kann'@Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Toilet accessories
in Odd Lots
Priced Specially

so Kfdder Manicure Sets, fitted
with buffer, pumice powder. nail
aSs eS;5t at.9Ss "ss' e stIsS' gs:,s hsH 's 25c
40 pieces Tarr TOi Incense
Sets, complete with
s,'s' + iae;s:: ss:ss' Rsssas'1 sss si1 SOC
9S:: s5s;:. As:. ':s sseeaas: e %'':. Csc
One lot of Dressing Combs, of
imitation shell, in va IN
ried colors; seconds and IuC
formerly Ssc. Special.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Won,en's apparel
At Special
Clearance Savings

-15 Ankle length BIoomers.
So and 3S. Were % .UU
$3.50, special. ........
-4s pairs Mildred Stout Draw
sFr; sFim9ed. e ed We're e $50 s 80 81. 90
and S1.75, special.
So Quilted Jackets, of white
satin lined with H1 En
silk. Were $500. . .OU
special 49,.
-227 Percale Aprons. bungalow
style, trimmed with En
rickrack braid or folds. OSC
Were S5c, special. ......
Extra es s"'i size, Were Sl.OO
s1.69. special.
SO FIannelett Dressing
Sacquex- round collar, <n
long sleeves, in light OVC
blue. 81 value. Special
"a Outing Gowns,
pink and blue o. nn
stripes. Were s1.Se. Ol .UU
LIs Crepe Cami.olss, III in E0c
80 Corsets. American Lady;
plain coutil and brocade; sizes 81,
WsFs sa.oo' % spe- @ $3.50
Cldl
so Ideal Drawer Waists, en-
broidery and lace trim N
med; sizes s to 16. We're 4VC
CSC. special l............
tBrassiere Dept.).
10 Boyshforn Brassieres. fig
ured material. lace trimmed.
elastic in back, with and with
out diaphragm; sizes Pn
SO to A. Were 75c. SUC
special ...........
- Hand-embroidered Japanese
Silk KimOnOs, black, wisteria,
orchid and navy. 90 nE
Were Sass. spe- OS.VO
cial s....-.....
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
23c to 88C

-Taffeta and Japanese Silk Gov
cred Pillows, round or oblong
shape; in tan, blue. turquoise,
lavender and changeable colors.
X g gu larly 1878. o. m
Special odd-iot price. Ql .OV
cdCIl
Odds and ends floss, crystal,
rope or mercerized, Royal
Society, Bucella and Peri Luster
brands. Regularly 4c and sc
skein. To close out
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Remnants of
NeckaUear

Some Uery attractive pieces
at greatly reduced prices
. Fancy Vests. 61 En
Were $2.95. Spe- nj HD
cial ................
-S Vestees. Were o. nI
1896. Special. ..... sDI .S9
-2O Real Princess Collars and
Collar and Cuff Sets. d ~
Were $2.25 and nj ~
$3.50. Special.
-2S Tams and Brushed Wool
's':s: aa's: SPECIAL 8 ssS H.: :: :: $1.l9
s. ssa;,s :,ss Were Sss.,:; :S's5 $l.5O
so SILK and Cotton En
Squares. Were $1.00. sJuC
Special
-2Sc to SOC remnants Of Neck
wear, some with mar. -
row loop trimming. i ZC
Clearance price. ....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Odd Lot of
WOnen's Suits
nsse%ss., .,s.se' .ss,,., $3.50 1910 to 5000
-Splendidly made Of navy twill
cord and mixed tweeda Sizes is
to 36.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
lC a Skein
1Oc q Dozen

&C. NJ. G. Crochet Cotton and
odds and ends of Pearl
Cotton. Regularly 10c a &C
ball. Special. a ball. .....
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Beautiful Dinner and
EUer,ing Go,Ur,s
May be had at great
reductions in the
January Clearance Sales
- Dinner Gowns, of brocade,
georgette flowing sleeves, trim
med with rhine
ston es; brown ds IN nE
and Jade. Were sDeOS.SO
$65.00, special. 49,
- Evening Gowns. of fine quail
ity silk velvet; straightline, trim
med with beautiful flowers; in
coral. sapphire 600 nn
and black. Were DZO.SU
$4,000. special. -.
-3 Handsome Evening Gowns,
of silver cloth brocaded in che
Mile, trimmed
:,!;ss: rs ssss,: ;s,ss;;$s: S:s: $3.50
-5 Tailored Dresses, of fine
quality charmeen; handsomely
braided: wrap
ss3x s. Z only; is:.,s 'sS's' %s4s S60.75
Kann's-Second Floor.