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The Washington times., 1924-01-29

tanning at bridge to be followed by
tea this afternoon. Her guests in
clude debutantes Of this and last
season
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. H. ].
Mills, of New York, entertained a
party of eighteen at L'Aiglon last
evening,
Mrs. Phyllis Shackleford Moore.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Felix Moore and Miss Sarah Major,
daughter of Congressman and Mrs.
Samuel Major, returned yesterday
from Remington, Va, where they
were the guests OF Mrs. Henry
Ashby Brown over the weekend.
X y X
Mrs. H. Draper Taft of Boston,
who has a house in Washington for
the winter, Is at present in New
York with Mrs. Henry Sprague, Of
Boston. They are staying at the
st. Regis.
The officers stationed at Wash
ington Barracks will give an in.
formal dance at the Officers Club
Of the barracks on the evening of
February 8. Col. and Mrs. George
Simonds will entertain at dinner
that evening preceding the dance.
4 y X
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cameron will
entertain informally at dinner this
evening.
DR.. Frank Crane, of New York, is
spending the week at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Frank Hitchcock arrived at the
Willard yesterday from New York.
He expects to spend several days
in Washington.
X \ 4
Mayor George T. Conway, Of
Texarkana, Ark, accompanied by
his brother. Walter B. Conway, and
]. Brooke Shuts, arrived in Wash.
ington yesterday. They expect to
remain here at Meridian mansions
for several weeks in order to &C.
lively push the project of construct
ing bridge over the Red river in
Arkansas.
Cayetano de Quesada, of the
Cuudu cLnUdSSyS was most TO
large party Of his colleagues and
members Of the local Cuban colony
lat Meridian Mansions last night.
The party was in celebration of
the birthday anniversary of the
famous Cuban patriot, Jose Marti.
Dancing in the ballroom, a buffet
supper, and the showing of mo.
ton pictures of Cuba were the
features Of the evening.
The Washington times., 1924-01-29
10000 AUToISTS USE
CUSTER ROAD ANNUALLY

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Jan. o.
Thirty thousand automobiles, rep
resenting every State in the Union
and various parts Of Canada, travel
ed during the last year over the
Custer Battlefield Highway, which
extends from Sioux Falls, S. D., to
Glacier National Park in Montana,
it is announced by w. D. Fisher,
secretary Of the Custer Battlefield
Highway Association. This is an
increase of 1000 cars over 1920.
The association is planning to ex.
tend the highway from Glacier
Park to Portland, Ore, and from
Sioux Falls to st. Louis or Chi.
cago.
The Washington times., 1924-01-29
JEAN ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
Dinners GiUen BY
DipIOm0tic Enjoys

The Japanese Ambassador and
Madame Hanihara were honor
guests at dinner last evening OF
the Minister Of the Netherlands
and Madame de Graeff, who enter
tanned at the new legation on
Fifteenth street. The other guests
were the German AMBASSADOR and
Madame Wiedfeldt, the Norwegian
Minister and Madame Bryn, Miss
Inger Bryn, the minister OF Fin.
land, L. A. Astrom; the minister OF
the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, DIR.
Pavichich; Miss Laura Harlan, the
Assistant Secretary Of State. Lee
land Harrison; Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Calhoun, DIR. and Mrs. Voegtlin,
Baron Plessen and Jaime Agelet,
Of the Spanish embassy.
r. X \
The Minister of Honduras and
Nine. Cordova entertained at din
ner last evening in honor OF the
Undersecretary Of State and Mrs.
were the Cuban Ambassador and
Nine. de la Torriente, the Minister
of Ecuador and Nine. Elizalde, the
Minister of Guatemala and Nine.
Sanchez Latour, the Minister of
the Dominican Republic and Nine.
Joubert, the Minister Of Costa RIGA,
the Charge d'Affaires OF Salvador
and Nine. Castro, the charge
d'affaires Of Nicaragua, the Sec
rotary of the Legation Of Honduras
and Nine. Diaz, Miss Angela
Cromeyer, DR.. Ernesto Barros,
former secretary Of foreign affairs
of Chile, Miss Carmen Cordova and
Miss Julia Lardizabal.
Major Victoriano Casajus. military
attache Of the Spanish embassy, en-.
tertained informally at luncheon at
the Shoreham yesterday.
X 4 X
Celebrates Fiftieth
AnniOersGry in Navy
Admiral Presley Rixey entertained
at dinner last evening in celebra.
ton Of the fiftieth anniversary of his
entrance in the United States navy
His guests numbered forty and he
entertained in his suburban home
Rixey, Va, which overlooks the Pc
tomac river and the city.
Among those present were Con
gresham r. Walton Moore, Bishop
Freeman, Rear Admiral Fiske, Maj
Gen. M. w. Ireland, Surgeon Gen
eral Hugh CIlNning, Col. James A
Drain, the RNH. Robert Johnston
rector Of st. Johns Church; Rear
Admiral George w. Baird, Rear Ad
miral A. M. Mccormick, and JohI
s. Barbour, Of Fairfax. Va.
Second Card Party CiOen
At WOn1Gn's Party Tomorrow
The second of a series of bridge
and nah jong parties which the
National Woman's Party is giving
this winter will be held tomorrow
night in the national headquarters
at % First street. The chairman
of the entertainment committee
Mrs. Wymond II. Bradbury, will
be assisted by members of the
Organization residing at head
quarters. Among those taking
tables for the party are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Plaster, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. s. Middlemass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Smith, Mrs. John L
White, Miss Mary Mayer and Miss
Jean Void.
In addition to cards, the guests
will have an opportunity of view
AHS OH cAuAuAL VI paintings ny the
well-knoWn Russian artist, Ossip
Peralma. Among the pictures is
one of the late Franklin X. Lane,
which has won the artist many
laurels.
Col. Raymond w. Briggs, U. S.
A., is at the Hotel Aston in New
York.
X X
Judge J. E. Todd, Of Columbus.
Ohio, entertained informally at din
ner at the Willard last night.
The Washington times., 1924-01-29
Mrs. WGddeN Leaves
For NeuU York After Visit

Mrs. Chauncey Lockhart Waddell
and her small son. Richard Hughes
Waddell, are leaving today for their
home in New York after a visit
with her parents, the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Hughes. .s,,ss
The Washington times., 1924-01-29
Navy-Marine Ball
PrOveS Gala
Event

The presence Of the Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. DENLY, the
Commandment of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Lejeune and Admiral and
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle contributed
touch of official dignity to the
merry ball given last night at the
Willard by the navy and marine
officers stationed in Washington.
This was the second Of a series of
service "hops" and 1t proved most
successful. The Marine Band and
the Navy Band played alternately
and buffet supper was, served at
midnight. Many dinner parties pre-
coded the dance.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle entertained ten guests all
young people, who, were invited to
meet Miss Natalie Hammond. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. G. G. Bloch also
took dinner guests to the ball, as
embassy and Nine. Calderara, and
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Brown enter
tanned informally at supper.
Among the guests at the ball
were Rear Admiral and Mrs. Julian
Latimer, Rear Admiral Joseph N.
Hemphill and Miss Ora Joe Hemp
hill; Mrs. James B. Glennon and
Miss Eugenia Lejeune, daughters
of General and Mrs. Lejeune; Col.
and Mrs. Frank Jewell, Col. and
Mrs. Clarence Sheriff., Maj. and
Mrs. George yesterday, Maj. and
Mrs. G. G. Reiniger, Comdr. and
Mrs. Max DeMott, Comdr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hinkamp, Col. and Mrs.
Philip Torrey, Comdr. and Mrs. C.
B. Plat, Mrs. William Nelson Taft,
Miss May, Taylor, Miss Natalie
Hammond, George s. Kaufman, Of
New York. cO-author Of "Beggar-on.
Horseback, which was presented
at the Belasco Theater earlier in
the evening, Major Davis Wills,
Lieut.. William Loventhal and
Denbys Haze Boa Party
For "BeggGr on Horseback
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. DENLY occupied a box at the
Belasco Theater last evening for the
opening performance of "Beggar
on Horseback" a fantastic comedy
by George S. Kaufman and Marc
Connolly. The fact that Mr.. Kauf-
man is former resident OF Wash.
ington contributed an element Of
interest to the premiere for which
a notable audience assembled. Maj.
lGen. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune
were among Secretary and Mrs.
Denby's guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Glib.
son, who are in Washington for a
visit, were in the audience, and
others present were Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Hampson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat, Capt.
and Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, jr., Mrs.
d. Buchanan Merryman, Mrs. VIII.
liam Nelson Taft, Major Davis
Wills and Lieut.. William LoventhaL
The Washington times., 1924-01-29
Boxes Made Up for
Penn Society Reception

At the reception to be given at
the Willard Thursday night by the
Pennsylvania Society in honor of
Governor and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot.
Congressman and Mrs. Clyde Kelly
will have as guests in their box
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno H,
Rudolph, DR.. and Mrs. Stanley M.
Rhinehart, DIR. Leo S. Rowe. Con.
gresham and Mrs. Louis T. Nc.
Fadden, Col. and Mrs. Matthew A.
Delaney, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bar.
rett Carter.
Congressman and Mrs. Adam M
Wyant will occupy Secretary Davis
box, and will have with them Mr.,
and Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook
Mrs. Seely, and Congressman and
Mrs. s. Wallace Dempsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harvey Wattlas
will have in their box DR.. and Mrs
William Bowie, DR.. and Mrs, vii.
liam Kennedy Butler, Commander
and Mrs. James o. Garone. Mrs.
William cambridge Murdaugh, Miss
Caroline l.. DuPuy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Mcmahon.
Others entertaining box parties
will be Secretary Mellon, Mrs,
Richard Townsend, Congressman
and Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall, Con.
gresham and Mrs. Henry w. Wat.
son, Col. and Mrs. Herbert J.
Slocum, Mrs. George Mesta, Mrs.
w. Harry Brown, Congressman and
Mrs. Guy e. Campbell, Congress.
man Harris J. Bixler, and DIR. and
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson.
Il
Maj. Victoriano Casajus, military
attache Of the Spanish embassy.
entertained Informally at luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday.
Among others who were enter.
tanning informal luncheon parties
yesterday at the Shoreham was
Miss Elizabeth Hanna.
The Washington times., 1924-01-29
Try This Way
To Get Relief
From Head Colds
Nothing to Swallow
You just Melt a Little
i'm a Spoon and Breathe
I'm the Healing VapOrs.

&c stop a head cold. try this simple,
direct method. Melt a little Viclrs IN .
spoon and inhale the penetrating Va
pors Of Camphor, Menthol. Et,calyp.
tus. Juniper Tar, etc. Also put .
little up each nostril and snuff wellba
Another method is to heat tin cups
put in teaspoonful Of Vicks and inhale
the vapors that way. As fast IS the
vapors lose their strength, throw out
the melted Viclrs and add fresh.
Mothers prefer Vicl1s for their chil.
dren because it avoids so much internal
dosing. H can be used with perfect
safety On the youngest child.
Walks
OSUa HI4Euov AARs N&EO NARGy
Evening star., 1924-12-25
HandkercEiefs

-women's Imported Novelty
Cotton Handkerchiefs with
woven stripes and embroid-
cred corners. Nice soft
quality. Sp c i a ], 1Cc
each .............
Kann's-Street Floor.
AT Half Price - Soiled
boxes stationery, book ends,
slightly rubbed calendars.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25

Lingerie
so extra size Flannelette
Gowns, with double yokes
and long sleeves. Regular
81 and $3.50 val G1 40
ues. Special -. ~A~
pa Petticoats OF black
sateen. Broken lots. Regu-
lar sizes. s2.00 CI 40
value. Special. pl'T|
-36 Petticoats of b k
,sateen and liberty loom.
Regular and extra sizes.
s2.25 and $3.50 CLOG
values. Special. J.. Dl.oO
20 Costume Slips of sat
inette with fancy flounces.
$50 value, spe- S1.O5
ciat ...... .....
SO Extra size Sateen Cos
tune Slips. StEap tops. In
SrGwn Ss1''a only; sncc,s1 sI.s' $l.49
so pieces Philippine Gowns
and Chemise. Slightly soil
ed, s2.69 and s2.95 val CO
ues. Special ... P~
20 Chemise of crepe dc
chine, with built-up shouI-
ders. Lace trimmed. s4.e5
to $3.50 values S2.05
Special ......... p~'~c
-12 Collar Chemise to wear
with suit coat or sweater.
White radium silk.
$3.50 value. Spe- co o.
-22 Jersey Silk Boomers
with double elastic cuff.
Black, navy and brown.
si.Se value. Spe- &1 40
cial ...-....... %AsT/
-12 Costume Slips of white
crepe de chine trimmed with
lace. Regularly $3.50 and
ss,s5 values. spe- e. OK
cial .-........... 'pc
IA Japanese Silk Mandarin
Coats, hand embroidered.
Regular $3.50 and $3.50 I
va, a | u $ spe- $l2.75
As extra size Sateen and
Crepe Boomers. in flesh and
white. s1.25 value. OO.
Special ..........-.. wv
-3 Quilted Satin Robes,
lined with colored lingerette
$500 value. @70 cn
Special ....... ~ ~A~soo
Second Floor.
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Outings and
F1annelettes

Remnants of Outing Elan
nels and Flannelettes, 81
and Sc inches wide. And
regular 25c to 35c values.
Outings are striped, checke ed
and in plaids. Light and
dark colors. Special, IN.
q yard ~
Soc Flannelette in attrac-
tive floral and Oriental de-
signs. Good colorings. Sc
inches wide. Special, 90
q ydTd
kann's-Street Floor.
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Notions

Odds and ends of fancy
goods such as bask cts, coat
hangers, wooden novelties,
etc. Regularly 25c to 7no
soc. Special, each 80. AoN
Odds and ends of cretonne
laundry bags in assorted
colors. Regularly soc, sc
and S9c. Special, o
each
--Women's and Children S
Rubber Aprons, all colors;
seconds of soc quality OE
NJ
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
.Jcwelry

Small lot of bead neck
laces, bar pins, lingerie
clasps, collar pins,
earrings, etc. Spe- o.
cial, each. ......... ~oS
Kann- Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
COrsets

COrsets
10 Memo Corsets of pink
brocaded coutil. with lace
backs. Regularly CD o.
So. Special. each. P~''
so Memo Self-reducing and
Wonderful Corsets, $3.50
sd.,s; and s7'sS s,.n values, $3.95
As C-B, American Lady and
Lady Ruth Lace-front Cor
sets, $3.50 to $500 To
values. Special, each scS
IS Rubber Reducing Cor
sets. lace backs and hook
fronts. s4.95 val G2 OK
ue. Special, at. pc"~c
100 Nero Circlet Bras
sieres. Broken lots. Reg
lar $50 to $500 val 10
ues. Special ....... ~
so Boyshform Brassieres
of pink brocaded coutil.
Sizes 40 to a. sl.oo 1Qc
value. SptCtdI.
go Boyshform Brassieres
of pink striped coutil.
$50 value, spe- S1.OO
cial .............
SO Ferris Waists, white
and pink, odd garments,
$3.50 and $500 values. 7Eo
Special
SO Brassieres of fine vel
vet eyelet embroidery and
lace and ribbon. CD o.
Sc value. Special sp~
kann' Second Floor
Toys
An Sboenhuts Humpty
Dumpty Circus Toy Sets,
formerly me- $3.50 hPrice
Ia Children's Chairs, in
blue and gray. G1 00
Were $2.49. Now %A'oo
is Mahogany r o c k e $.
w ere s2.95. &7 40
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Blankets and
Comforts

wv AAA - ~ ~
-25 pairs Nashua BNnkets,
+, 60x84 inches. in white, gray
and tan. with colored bor-
ders. regularly $3.50. Fri
day. day. eh . &C. a $500
pair .......-.t..
-IS 60xS4-inch Beacon Plaid
Blankets. slightly soiled,
good colors. $3.50
re ,,.o sui arly- To S4.39
close, -......
-2S All-Wool Single Blan-
kets, 66xS0 inches, made of
pure virgin wool, in solid
colors, regularly
s6.s5. Special. G. Or
each ............. po
-4o pairs Cotton Blankets.
in gray and tan, with col
ored b o d erS, splendid
ularly. Special, pairSI.So
is Oregon City Indian
Blankets, wool. but made on
a spool cotton warp, in fast
coIors. regularly $3.50 to
$1,000. but be-
cause sill g htly c6 EO
Soiled, choice. 80. 'o
-2i Cotton filled Comforts.
with good covers in Oriental
designs, ss s /! 1:,. regularly S2.45
kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Lining Remnants

Sc TO sl.00 cotton. silk :
and-cotton Innings, sateen.
percaliucs, brocades, printed
ssteens and silk and cotton
mulls. Spe ecial, a %.
YARD ....-..
kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
WOmen's Dresses

80 Dresses. including wool
jersey, wool twills, plaid
worsteds, checked velours,
crepe de chine and satin.
They are made in attractive
straightline styles: in light
and dark shades. Misses
and women's sizes.
sS.95 to 2.95 al n
values at .... ~Os ~
10 Corduroy Dresses, wide
vale weave. in straight,
slim-line style, with roll or
fiat collars. turn-back cuffs
and self girdles. The colors
are black, navy, rust, mo-
hawk, old blue, green and
coral. Sizes 16 and Is and
Sc to A.. ~s7.95 o. n
value for ..... ~o
Limited quantity of L'Ai-
glon and Quee en- NJ a k e
Dresses, in chambray, and
gingham; in checks, neat
plaids and plain colors.
Sizes IS to 46. but not in
every style. s295 CD 0O
to sS.sJ values at p~'oo
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Trimmings

and ends of metal
clasps and ornaments in
steel, antique and Oriental
colorings. Regularly 1Oo
$1.0o. Special, each. A~S
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Neckwear

Neckwear
Manufacturers sample lot
of neckwear, including col
lar and cuff sets, separate
collars, vestees, etc, of lace,
net, broadcloth, etc. A7c
Special ..........
Soft and Sports Hats, in
pretty heather mixtures.
Regular $1.95 and s2.95 val
ues: Special S1.OO
each .........
Brushed Wool Cloth Hats,
in two-tone effects, finished
with quill. Regu- G1 o.
larly soa5. Special Sl.1C
kann' Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Gloves

-Sa mple lot regular $50 to
$500 Novelty Short Cuff and
12-button-length Gloves of
"Grewen Make" Good col
ors-not each size or color
in any one style. Spe- OS
cial, a pair. .... NV
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Domestics

Do1llCSt1SS
-45xS6 inch Bleached Pill
lowcases, cambric fin S1E
ish: all perfect. Each, ~cS
81 X 90 : inch Double bed
Sheets, bleached and made
from sheeting. All C1 M
perfect. At. -. ~IsoO
81 90 inch Double bed
Spreads, reversible, with
throw to match. Regularly,
$3.50, SPEC ial or IN
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Lace Remnants
Metal ALL vers and
Flouncings. ~ and So inch
widths that sell regularly
for $3.50 to $3.50. G1 7E
Special. a yard %AsAc
Spanish ALLOW vers and
+ ounc ings in remnant
| e n & h s. S1.00 tn
s1.95 values. Special, o.
yard. ........... wv
kann's-Street Floor.
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Millinery

Millinery
An assortment of untrim-
med hats, sport felts and
trimmed hats in black and
colors. Not many of any
particular shape or G7 M
color. Special, each PAoO
kann 's-Second Floor.
White Goods
--36-inch White + a ] a m a
Check, closely woven, nice
we & h for underclothes.
Regular zoe values. X
Special. a yard .... AoS
-36-inch White Longcloth.
with chamois finish. 10
yard pieces. Regular s1.S3
values. Special, a &1 *
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
BlOuses

BlOuses
les Blouses, in over and
tuck styles. of crepe de
chine. combination crepe
and net, Ere h -batiste,
trimmed with Irish and filet
laces. Long and S short
sleeves. Broken sizes. Reg
uiar 1895 to s5.95
values. Special, c1 90
each - SI.OS
Attractive u M { Y and
Figured and Plain Wolfe
Blouses, in slip-over and
tucked-in styles, many lace
trimmed. Long and short
sleeves. Brok en- sizes.
Values 81 to 1895. Ct On
Special, each. 49,. PAsoo
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25

Children's Wear
10 Girls II eavy Red
Sweaters with rolled collars.
Regular 1896 val CO or
ues. Special, each, Pcs 1o
so Children's Coats OF
chinchilla, corduroy, polaire
and tweed. Plain tailored
or fur c o ! a r ed double
breasted styles. Regularly
$5.95 to 1915. Spe- 60 n
cial .......... Ros ~
Fables knitted Sets III
mixtures, white, pink, and
corn. Regular s6.9o to
ss.s5 values. spe- S2 OK
cial, each ...... @o' ~
20 Infants Bonnets of vel
vet or silk, in all shades.
New models. Regularly 1896
.o.s to $685. Special 1895
Odd lot of Knitted Caps
and Hats. in white and col
ors. Regularly CSC to o.
s195. Special, each ~oS
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Kann's Friday Bargain Day-Bigger Than Ever!
Floor Coverings

Floor Coverings
Remnants of 69c to sl.25
Congoleum, Cork Linoleum,
Ccrtain-teed and other Felt
base Floor Coverings: in tile.
parquetry and carpet pat
terms. Special, Fri 90
day. sa. yd. ......-.
-s1.59 to s2.4J Inlaid Limo
leum Remnants. So. QQo
Su. .a,
Seconds" of Waltona and
Congolcum Rugs. 7hX3 and
6x9 sizes. $40
and SOLO values CT m
AT T
-9x12. 9xle1a and 9x9 sec
onds of s12.2
s14.20 and Sl6.20 0l ~
grades at ...... WosOo
s1.95 to $3.9J Remnants
and Odd Rolls of
pet, m90' 1sr1 vsr1et car $l.5O
-s1.45 and s1.59 Remnants
and odd Rolls of Velvet and
Brussels Carpets. CT M
Yard ..........
--49c to $1.39 Remnants of
Cocoa Fiber Mating, In
grain Carpets, Cot 07o
tage Carpets. etc. Yd., cAS
--c9c and soc Remnants of
China Mattings ESQ TO-
remnants). Yard -. AoS
$3.50 Cocoa Mats cJ nn
go only). Each %A'oo
--55 S1i.95 TO s249J Fiber.
Grass. Scotch and Woodland
Fiber Rugs, sizes 9x12, SIX
10i3 and 11sxl012. Clio
Tomorrow. each. PAO
-25 sJ.35 TO 1895
Rag X u gs, 4X7 CT a.
size. at ..... "
800 Scatter Size Rugs -
velvets, Brussels, AXmin-
sters, rag and bath mats.
Three lots
ST., So and S.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25

Dress Aprons, Etc.
so Dress Aprons of percale
and gingham. Broken lots.
Regular $1.95 val c1 40
ues. Special -. @As/
10 Dress Aprons of fine
gingham and colored pom
se e. r egular
Price, s2.s5. spe- S1Q5
cial ............ pA.Io
80 Dress Aprons of per-
Gale and gingham. Odd gar
ments and broken lots. CSC
to, to s1'4s values. spe- 67c
cial
Second Floor.
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Honefttings

Remnants of Drapery We
lours, in large lengths.
s2.95 to $5.95 grades, in
various coiors. Sl,85
I'D. ........
imported and Domestic
Lace Curtains, including
sample pairs, and some that
are slightly soiled. l and ,
pairs of d kind
g8c TO s2.45 values. tx
SIS ss:s' to st''' val Sl.5O
ueS. .........
ss1 ss:4' to '7,'' val $500
ueS ..'...-'
1885 nss to sls-'' val $500
utS
High grade Portieres, L
pair of Kind. S14.95 to
$685. values. re- G10.00
duced to, pair. SpA Aosoo
Heavy Velour Rope Por-
there's reduced
S169 to s1.95 val CT nn
utS
as. ss:'' to s'-'' val $500
sss ss,'' to ss's' val $500
xaisss sii;sS to sl4.s' 5000
-150 High-grade Pillows
ses se:'' TO 's''' val $500
s295 to $4.95 val n0 rn
ueS ......... -so
Third Floor
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Remnants &C Wash
Fabrics

Dress ginghams, madras.
voiles, cotton crepes. per-
Gales, pl S ) e crepe, jap
crepes, lingerie cloth, etc.;
in useful lengths. 25c To-
to so values. A yd.. ~
Finer Quality Wash Goods.
including silk and cotton
weaves, lingette, fine quality
dress ginghams, suitings,
voiles and crepes.
58c to S5c values. A 2Qc
yard
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-25

Many women have been wait
ing for this particular sale-they
all know the quality and dura-
bility Of Radmoor." These have
mercerized tops and feet,
double knees, and shown in black a
pcrfections arc slight. Sizes 81 t.
kann's-Strect Flo
Evening star., 1924-12-25
Ribbons

--Odds and ends of all-satin
moire. picot, tu-tone and
taffeta ribbons: both light
and dark shades that run
up to 212 inches wide. 10o
Special, n yard .....
kann's-Street Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
.FLAYS COOLIDGE SLEMP REPLIES
Says He Knows Nothing
About Republican Finances

WASHINGTON. oct SC Baa.
com slemp, secretary 90 President
Coolidge, today branded the state
mrnt Of senator Ia Toilette, inda.
pendent candidate. uscrbing 20 him
connection with the republican cam-
puign aud its finances ns pure
mbucauona
In formal statement issued a.
tho White Huusr slrmp faid
4 Know nothing about tho re-
publican national committees D.
nuncsa, and have no connection.
direct or indirect with the handling
OF them, Neither will have in tho
future.
~ has not been suggested 10
mr. that / leave Washington Ia the
interest 0f President ro0lidFe'a cuu-
didacy und ! have no intention of
doing tD"
Tho White House was silent on
IA Folletty'H charges that the ~,
publican national committee WIS en-
gagged to- raising "a flush fund" u
from $4,000 900 90 s. 10000 90 buy
the election Ia tho Wet and Middle
West.
II was recalled. however that
yesterday "a spokesman for Preh-
dent Coolidge remarked On the
shortage Of funds Boa the republican
treasury.
Republican committee heldquar.
tiers hero TN charge ~ James 81
Reynolds had no comment 10 make
Ia tho absence 81 Reynolds