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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

Keep Lead
in Soccer
Beat Maple Leaf Eleven,
3 to 2, in Close
Game Sunday

NEWCASTLE. atiil held Tho leader
IN ship 10 the Northwest Soccer
league as result Of its 2 10 win
over Maple Lear SUNDAY % WOOD.
land park After playing a nip and
tuck game. the score was two-ail With
only few minutes len 20 play
Jim Mccartney converted q
goal on a penalty shot for the
Castles aud served up the game
with the extra point Jimmy Ben
nett opened the scoring 90 put
tile Post team in the lead. but
Frankie Burns added pair for
the Castle eleven.
Barney Kcmpton. Billy McGratn
aud Jim Bennett carried or tho hon
ors for the Post team, with Con
MickoIa. Frankie Burns and Eric
Peterson playing the best FOR the
winners.
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MOUNTS WIN

MOUNT VERNON. Nov, Is. Al.
tho faluns 20 convert on tho try
fer points. Mount Vernon defeated
Anacprtca Saturday. tg 20 T. The
Anaeortcg eleven had two good
chances to score aud defeat the
Mounts. but u lacked the punch.
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The main event contest. between
Lefty" Cooper and Al Webster. the
Billings Iron Man, f. attracting no
end Of interest and the Austin and
salt club looks for ono OF The best
crowds OF tho season. Two classy
performers ike Cooper and Webster
arc good enough for a topllue bout
IN any nstic center on the Pacific
Coast.
Roy Cliffe viii box Speed
Murphy. Of Portland. in the spe.
oial event Cliffe Is the best
liEhthcarywciEht in the North
west and Is being pilntcd TO the
top by Lounlc Austin Austin
has lot Of faith in Cliffe's
ability. and predicts bright ia.
turc for the youngster
Henry Gcysel. one or tho most
popular local boxers. who put up a
sensational 6crap with Joe Powell
on last weeks card at the Pool. has
been signed 10 meet the classy
Morgan Jones. OF Tacoma, in the
special event Jones is one Of the
beat 135.pounders In the Northwest
and also popular here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

defense with enough passes to
make his running plays good.
How he engineered tho touch.
down drive has already been told.
Guttorrnsen didn't contino hts &C.
tivities 10 running tho team. btu,
kicked wonderfully. getting OF
long. high spirals that KEEP, the
Huskles out OF danger in that third
quarter scare. And he made a
couple OF brilliant runs himself and
picked off q pair OF passes HIS
safety play against the California
kicking game was perfection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

toucHhowns 10 beat Stages eleven
and four Of the scores were made
VIA The aerial route A dazzling
deceptive passing attack kept tie
Chicago team with their heads up
an uIru the game.
Colgate is the only other Eastern
team that has not been defeated
bat Dc schedule has been much
etIief than that Of Dartmouth. The
Green team has won from Cornell
one Or The big squads in the East
This year. and Chicago. one Of tho
best iu tho Middle West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
CANE CALLED OLE

A RT MORSE led the Davis Bros
n team 90 ( 40 victory over
Palace Billiards At Broadway play.
field. Burnett and Builders Brick
hattlsd to a iwo.ail tie. Al Hiawa.
tina playheld, tho game between
the shamrocigs and Carbonate was
called of because Of the condition
OF tho field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
OLYMPIA IS
EASY VICTOR

OLYMPIA. NOV. I6.-ln the an.
nual grid meeting between Olympia
and Port Angeles, the Olympians
won Saturday. 80 to Q. The Angels
were outweighed by Coach sum.
mere men, The only chance the
Angels had 70 score came in the
final minutes Of play when they az.
tempted field goal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

thru the line OF a perfectly exc
cuted fake for Vineyard gain
in htat drive, and then broke
thru for Is yards and n touch.
down on the very next play, and
on the same formation.
The line opened tremendous hole
for him and then swept on to pick
the secondary defense out Of the
way. The Bears hack Of tho line
were fooled completely by this play
and not a man laid a hand on Elmer
after he was free
IL was a fitting honor for n great
athlete TO score that touchdown,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
VIKINGS KEEP LEAD

TNHE vikings kept up their lead
l. IN Division ?. by dishinE out
a 10 victory over Issaqush al
Woodland park Williamson. with
three goals, was tho big star or
Tho afternoon
inuremon and Duck made the
other two nllieE The isolated
point Of the lssaquah team WAS
made by MasEett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
FROSH ELEVEN
TIES COUGARS

TN the annual grid clash between
L the two teams. the University OF
Washington Frosh and the yearlings
from w. $. C. battled to score
less tic at the stadium Saturday
afternoon.
kilbourne. w. S. C. back. at.
tempted two field goals, but both
were missed, Kilbourne and Mitch
ell were the stars for the Couser
team with Butler. Schneiderman
and Carol taking the honors for
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
YAKIMA WINS
BY BIG SCORE

YAKIMA, Nov is - YakimB's
prep Eribdsrs Saturday scored an
impressive victory over Eilcnsburg
by winning. 20 to 10. Thrco touch.
downs aud a field goal gave Yaki.
mn n victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Minnesota "In"

TNHE Minnesota Gophers upset all
l. tho dope Saturday by walIop.
Ing Nick Kutsch aud Iowa, 80 10 o..
The Gophers have yet 10 play Mich
igan before they may claim the r..
tie IN the Big Ten,
Little was expected Of the
Minnesoians this year after the
defeat by Notre Dame, but
Coach Spears has been nurs
ing his charges along until they
were able 10 beat the strong
baud Of Iowans.
Next saturday they face their big
test agalns, Benny Friedman and
Fielding Yosi. the Michigan pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
CALLAHAN WINS

los ANGELES, Nov 10.
"Mushy" Callahan. local lightweight.
defeated Ace Hudkins, The Nebraska
wildcat, here Saturday afternoon.
and Callahan advanced another step
N his climb for fistit fame.
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man Brix tired. So Enoch Bag.
shaw sent In Pat Wilson at tho
end Of each half. And II was
Wilson who caught a crucial pass
when II was needed IN the clos.
ing minutes Of play, and II was
lac who helped open the two ire
. rmendous holes on his side Of the
line thru which Elmer Tesreuu
made the two final gains for the
touchdown.
Tho test comes when n line car
5tiffcn when the goal is cndanger.
I'd, and they delivered MS they hav,
every time this season.
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BOXERS TRAIN
FOR BIG BOUT

PORTT.ANp. Nov. 10 Both Bud
Ridley. Seattle boxer. and VIC
Foley, Canadian bantam champion
arc training hard here for their
fiEhi here In tho Armory next pr.
d1y night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Princeton Wins

TNHE Princeton Tiger dashed itsslt
Il into frenzy Saturday and IN.
Yale Bulldog was handed a terrible
s5+to.i2 beating.
With true feline instincts.
Princeton had patiently pre-.
pared for IFS first big Three"
meeting, and surprised its most
rabid supporters by The victory.
Yale was considered the strongest
OF The Big Three teams and was
conceded an easy victory over
Princeton, team that has shown
absolutely nothing all season.
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RTsNTON
WAIIDPED

T ED by Bil Griffith. who scored
IL three goals Todds handed the
Renton eleven "a . 20 defeat sun
day ht RentOn. Weather conditions
were terrible ana tho field was vet
and 5oggy from the rain
Bill Rankin and Eddie Harlan
scored the Other two goals made
The lone counter Of the Rsnion
team was made by Vie Weston.
Johnny Troyer and Vic Weston
were the starr with Rent0n. while
Alex Carmichael Rankin. Harlan
and Grimm were the shining lighif
~ the Todd aggregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
CENTRALIA TO
PLAN SEASON

GENTHAi.iA. Nov Play in
the Southwest Washington High
School Basketball league viii start
January 5. II tho tentative rcbedulr
drawn up by league officials. IL nr
copied. according 10 Frank Clark
principal Of the loeal prep tchuol
Ceatrallas hoop season win end
February 81. according 70 the
schedule ana 10 games vii -
played
taaasry E-gspth Read 81 Crn,taiia
January tS--Centrslia 81 Vancouver
January % -crn,raiIa st ttrita
February - Aberdeen az Csntraiia
February FrutFRiIa AZ Olympia
February IA Raymond az CruiraiiA.
February iaa-Chshalia a. Ceatrsila
February 60 Ceugfsiia AZ shelton
February e. lfagulsm al Csntrhstss
February sj-rsptrzlla st MgBttsRHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

,TCItAtAkER
Etddy bishop
has lined up "a
varied bin 81
bouts Tor 10
morrow ulRatr
card at the
Crystal Pool
Everything
from tuutanla
10 heavy
weights will
br HloWn TO
boxing follow
rr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
BEATS L. OF II. Q.

BELLINGHANf. Nov To- Bell.
ingham Normal defeated the Uni
vcrsity OF British Columbia here
Saturday afternoon. sc to G.
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ious honor II was when big Elmer Tesreau crashed
thru right guard and broke away FOR a s5-yard
run in the last two minutes OF play, placing the
ball behind the California goal for the only touch.
down OF che game, the play that broke the long
reign Of the Golden Bears gridirou monarchs OF
the Far West and put those Huskes OF the
Northwest on top OF the heap and headed for their
first championship since the last days OF Gil Dobe
at Washington.
And when Les sherman place kicked the try for
point, making tho score 20 and only two minutes
were left 10 play that handful OF Washington
falE, vino had gone TO watch the Huskies maui
the Bears, know that nothing could beat those
boys from the Northwest
Tho timers gun ended the game soon after
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Instead of kicking, he ran with it and made few yards.
He had spread the Bears defense and easily made his dis
lance.
Gu;omsen the
defense for kick Gutomsen crossed tho bruins by taking the ban
himself and yards 20
Two failed
PEOPLE sensing
before fer the Bears hold EN- \ small band Washington
pleading a touchdown.
ball line
thru clear field Tor 90 yards and touchdown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

n ia uh tiNEli"li
the Prep title
when Iiallari
held Garfield
West srattlca
only rival 20 q
Ecorclss 90 Sal
urday 81 Denny
field
This serl.
game ia tfr
prep league viii
he Tho last OF
the season Tor
nli the schools
except broad
way and Lin
cola Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
THE bIgrest .core Of The day

TUE biggest score OF the day
l. WIS made by Black Dia
mond. who swamped Tacoma.
10 o. Ruddy Dernar's three
goals made him the big scorer
~ the day
Len Picroitis with TWO; and
Dave Forbes and Len Jones az.
counted for The other four tai.
lies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
MARYSVILLE IN
GRID VICTORY

MAEIsFiLLE. Nov Ia stan.
wood wns nosed out here saturda,
~ MaryHvlllo IN close game. ?
70 Z. by failure 10 convert try
FOR point
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utes Of the game WIN California, paved The
way for the S5-yard drive that netted
Washington the lone touchdown Of the
game and sent the Golden Bears down TO
defeat, Z to 0, in their first defeat by a col
lege team since 1919, when the Purple and
gold beat them here by the same score.
The HuskieS and Bears had gone thru
one of the most thrilling games in the his
tory of Coast football and il looked like a
seoreless tie when Wilson went out, led
weeping from the field.
Big Louie laying far back and taking a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Indians Are
Prep Grid
Champs

EbR the flfat time in ita athletic
history Yves, Seattle has won
"a football rhampioush The Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Louie Tesreaus Triple Threat Paues Way for Husky Win
GuttOrnSen'S Master
Strategy Wins 1t
Quarterback Uses Wonderful Judgment in Utilizing
Big Substitutes Ability to Kick, Run
or Pass

GEORGE GUTTORMSEN'S master strategy in making
VI fun use of big Louie TeSreauS triple threat when the
big backeld man replaced George Wilson in the final min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
1t Was Great to Be a
Man From Washington
BY LEO H. LASSEN
CEE. but 81
VI SATURDAY

VI Saturday.
on, Of the huge humanity damned California
Of andy glo
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| AETMOtTH can now Iay claim
- 10 i6e EaHfu football cham.
1igrsHip H "a result OF fs ,4c-
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GEORGIA TECH pulled a sur.

GEORGIA TECH pulled a sur.
VI prise by winning from its ira.
ditional grid Zoe. TO o. in the biz
game in tho South. Cornell won
from canisius, 80 10 o; Pittsburg
beat Pennsylvania, Notre Dame
trimmed Carnegie Tech. 2s 20 0.
and Illinois beat Wabash, q to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Mule Lacks Kick

THE Army Mule. after several
Il seibacks this season, was
stepped in more shame Saturday by
Columbia, who won. FL TO Z. from
the Army.
At the same time, the Navy wss
having it's hands fun winning from
Huckuell. The Sailors pulled thru
with a close lS.to.7 victory over a
team that was not even expected
TO score upon them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
DOOR OF QUEENS CHAPEL.

Beall under the name Fife. Lemuel
Sheriff died August 10. 1S43, leaving
his widow and three sons. George BCall
Sheriff, Thaddeus Sheriff and D. T.
Sheriff. George Beall Sheriff married
Sarah Elizabeth Hill, a daughter of
Philip Hill of Baltimore Manor in
Prince Georges County. They had six
children, Maud. Philip H., Clement w,
Isabel s, Mary Lemuel and George
Beall. Philip III. Sheriff and Clement
w. Sheriff are living on part OF the
estate between the Anacostia road and
the Eastern Branch and Isabel Sheriff,
now Mrs. John W. Young. with her
husband and children, lives in the
ancient Beall homestead close to the
river northe st of Benning Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
Historic Glastonbury
BY LEE POE H.1hI.

. HE story of Christmas rs record
ed in Holy Writ is impressive
ly told at the National ca:he-
dral of IS petnr ami PEW,
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horn in 1922 and was Al years old
when he came TO Maryland. He had
probably been dead Il long time before
the Enclosure boundary case came up.
Long ago the Rambler wrote a story
OF the Sheriff and Young families ana
the Fife tract at Benning That land
descended to the YOungS and Sheriffs
from Ninian feall through his son
tharias--if my memory is on tho job.
! was uot looking for that old story
when | found it in my files. AS ii
was written about ) years ago, IL few
of YOU may have forgot some of the
names and dates and by forbearance
of the Sunday Editor l extract from
it, this
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Singing Mouse.
/ MUSICAL mouse is the astonish
ing animal described by DR.. Edwin


4 ing animal described by DR.. Edwin
B. Powers of the University of
Nebraska in the Journal of Nam
malogy. DR.. H. A. Morgan, a friend
of his, was bothered for three or four
nights last Spring by a singing noise
which for time was attributed to
leaky radiator valve. DR.. Morgan be-
gan to search for the source of the
noise and found that it was not COM
ing from the radiator, but from a
waste paper basket. Upon shaking
the basket a mouse ran out and DR..
Morgan gave chase. The mouse ran
into a small room from which there
was no escape.
AS soon as the chase was stopped,
the mouse would sit up on it's
launches and sing. the singing ap-
proXimating the noise made by the
cricket, but much more continuous
For 10 or Is minutes before the
mouse was captured it was in open
space and under constant observations;
and every time it came to rest this
singing took place, even under the
excitement Of the chase. The mouse
was turned over to naturalist who
identified It as the common variety
Of house mouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

was between 1857 and Beau's death.
| have rot the date. 1t is among my
carefully indeXed papers and cannot
he found. Several years ago ! wrote
an authentic biography of Ninian
Beall, in which We're no more unwar-
ranted coujeCtures and serious contra
dictions than in other authentic ac-
counts Ct THAT unusual man. Rev.
T. =. Ralch, in his "reminiscences of
Georgetown. written in 1888. said that
Ninian Beall was born at Fife. Scot
land, came to'tiliS country about 1863,
settled at Marlboro, died at the age OF
l61 years and was probably buried
al Fife Large, one of his farms on
the Eastern Branch just beyond Ben
nings. Il Ninian Beall lived 107
years, died IL 1929 the year of the In
closure boundary commission, and
came to Maryland in 1863, he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
Constant Static.

THE Blue Book of the mcteorologi-
cal office of the British govern
ment states that there are at least %
lighting flashes every second. year in
and year out, Winter and Summer
somewhere in the world. The world
experiences l6000,000 thunderstorms
a year, or an average of $4,000 a day,
according to the book. 1t is calculated
that In any given second there is re
leased from the clouds more encrg5-
than the worlds water-powcr stations
produce IN SIX months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

1868. When he landed he was a me-
chanic with small funds. He became
q planter. was a soldier in the Indian
disturbances. and, because of his
prominence and religious belief. has
been called by writer's on Preshy
terianism the Father Of Presbyterian
ism in Maryland" He took out
patents to numerous tracts OF Wild or
unclaimed land in what became the
District of Columbia. The Sheriff and
Beall families We're related in numer-
Gus ways Levi Sheriff had two sons,
Lemuel and DionysiuS. He had three
daughters. Margaret Elizabeth. Mary
Cornelia and Emmiline. Lemuel Sher-
if married Susan ReaN Greenfield
Young. She was living with her aunt.
Susan Greenfield Beall, on the anCes-
trail Beall lands along the Anacostia
River at Benning, patented by Ninian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

Holy child as the glory of Israel and
the light of the Geutiles.
81. Peter stands on the left, bearing
his confession: Thou art the Christ"
81 Paul, ON the right, has the inscrip-
ton. Christ also loved the Church
In view of the dedication of the
Washington Cathedral to IS. Peter
ana Paul this combination of the per.
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of the Christian church. Nature has
not contented herself with testimony
III stone, however. OF the Christ
rhild's birth. For it has provided in
the holy thorn of Glastonbury, in
the cathedral close, tree Of miracles
1ttesting, in further establishment Of
the Christmas story, in living link
of tree life reaching back through its
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sonal confession of faith with the
corporate expression of that faith is
essential to the symbolism of the
CdthedI al.
Otner portions of. the chapel are
also enblematic of the Christmas
story. making the whole a great tes-
timon;al to this fundamental doctrine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

progenitor in England to the days of
Christ.
In addition to the scuiptured work
of the Bethlehem Chapel. another por-
ZION of the completed cathedral will
bring its need to the Christmas story.
For this theme Will be a part of the
story of Christianity as told in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20
Story Of Christmas Told in Stone,
Glass and Flower at the Cathedral
Thorn Furnishes An Incidental Feature Symbolism Attached
All Details of the Bethlehem Chapel.

decorations Of the 600 raultirT
bosses-the ornament placed AT the
intersection of the ribs in the vault
ing, forming the keystone of the arch.
IN the nave. One beautiful boss VIII
depict the Virgin birth Of Christ.
carved on the seven-ton stone by eE-
perts in this form of church sculpture.
THE history of the holy thorn az
Glast onbury IS almost As ancient
as British Christia nifty itself, and for
nearly 900 years its lovely legend has
been preserved in SOM ami story.
Writing of il. one old author SAID
quantity: THE White Thorn OF G!as-
tonbury doth blossom in the deep ~
Winter, TO speak TO men Of Chris
tianity that religion that t10urish"@
best in persecution and is strength
ened by the seed Of the martyrs
often in those early DAYS the sacre,+
thorn bush bI0ssorned on Christina
day. whence began the legend So beau
tifuliy described by Tennyson IN the
following words:
The cup the CUP itself. from which Qu~ 1o-%
Drank at the last rad supper Elth h!s OK.
This Arii.. .hean Joseph lournev'n% nrclEt,
To Glastonbury where the Winter thorn
Blossoms at Christmas. mindful al or l-oSL.
\ much more ancient poet thar
Tennyson also mentions <he Christine
bloSsoIninE He wrot/.
The staff net hudced het grew
Intil i blooms -da "h4le ia IL
And sll II blooms on Anl3- FlEtt
But best they say Al dark midnight
In aH church history there is no, =
more beautiful story than that O. the
Glastonbury thorn.
The thorn at Cfia stUnbury Ahbe&
England, and the thorn at the ca
Evening star., 1925-02-26
Floor Coverings

Remnants Of Felt base Floor
Coverings, short pieces, many
can be matched. Worth from
sc to S5c from the roll. To-
Special, Friday, So. yd... ~
Remnants of Congoleum,
and yards wide. s5c 12c
grade. Special, SO. yd... TOC
Remnants OF Inlaid Linoleum.
s1.59 to s2.25 grades. QQo
Special, square yard. OoC
Remnants of Felt-base and
Congoleum Hall Run
ners. 5sc grade. Spe- 90
cial. yard ............. ~
--3 sx12 Rattania Rugs. slight
ly soiled. and discontinued pat
terms. Were $3.50. @In 0O
Special, each. ..... %Ao'oo
II sx12 Crex De Luxe Rugs,
discontinued pat
terms. Were @21.5o. &1S SO
Special, each ..... %Aosco
IS 9x12 Herringbone Crex
Rugs, drop patterns.
W., Were SE $3.50 spe- $3.50
Clell, each
- ex12 Wool and Fiber Rugs,
soiled floor samples.
o,.i' WsF' .asn slS'oo' sDs- $1,000
a ska Administer Rugs. Were
$685. sss;ss; Slight, Slight sec zee $500
-s 9x12 Seamless Brussels
Rugs. Were SEAS. @1O ER
Special, each -. %A@soo
Il sx12 Wilton Rug. slightly
soiled. Was s125. @7S An
Special ........... sosoo
Kann's-Third Floor.
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DOnestics

-120 Double-bed Sheets, s1xeo-
inch size (before hemming);
extra fine grade, free from fill
ing; regularly s1.75. Friday.
while quantity lasts, c1 SR
--45x36-inch Pil1owcases. extra
heavy, free from filing, only
about $50 of them for CRo
tomorrow,s selling, each ~S
Anna May Spreads, S1x90
inches, for double beds. These
h ave crinkle ground, in
cream color, with stripes In
rose, gold and orchid. These
spreads have cut corners
and scallops and bolster throw
to match; formerly $500. Fri
day, choice, while
limited gu a n tity @0 90
lasts, each ......... %c' ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Notions

so Children's Body-Wa
sizes 10, II and IA years: regu-
larly soc. Spe ecial, o.
each
100 Ironing Board Covers;
regularly 39c. Special, OS
100 Long Waist Linings;
white only: sizes SO TO AZ;
regularly 5sc. Spe- CEo
cial, each ............
As pairs Round Carriers; reg
ularly 2 3 C. Special, a To-
so RubberiZed House h o
Aprons; regularly 39c. o.
Special, each ....... oS
-75 pairs Enameled S h e
Trees; regularly 1sc. OSo
Special. 2 pairs for. oS
-72 Crib Sheets, size 24x30;
made of pure rubber; yellow
only; regularly 59c. 90
Special, each .-.... Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.