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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Rough Stuff

"Showers Aplenty Hit Bride-to-
Be- was the startling heading over
a social item in a Los Angeles pa
per.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Action at Last

Charleston never did get any no.
tice until it got something to kick
about.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Good for Fadeouts

British National Pictures. Ltd, just
organized, will make motion pictures
In London studios. Tho Ltd" is APP
propriate for the pictures certainly will
be limited" by London fogs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
An Obvious Truth

"A woman, a bee and your
neighbor's brew; let 'em alone and
they won't sting you," says sod
timer,
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MONEY ORDERS
GAIN FAVOR
AS XMAS
G|F is
Foreigners Quick to Take
Advantage Of u. S.
Postal Service.

Postal money orders are rapidly
gaining favor as means to give
something useful for Christmas.
Podurk City draws its share of the
little blue slips good for so much
cold American cash. but foreign places
with queer names-like Coquilhatville,
Belgian Congo, receive more United
States money orders in proportion as
Christmas gifts than do cities in this
nation.
Miss Ruth s. Kilgore, clerk in
charge of the foreign money order
window at the postoffice, says for
cigners are quick to take advantage
of the money order to send presents
to the folk in tho "old country"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Little Red School House Furnished
Like ParlOrS in Modern Homes
Hand-carved Benches Of
Long Ago Yield to
1925 Styles.

The hand-carved furniture Of the
little red school house is a thing of
the past. This example of early
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Fore!

Twas midnight and the clock struck
one,
And then II struck some mere.
The Waterman opened his eyes to see
What it was striking four.
-Giure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS

Instances like this are frequent, ac-
cording to Miss Kilgore.
In Great Britain and France pay
ment can be obtained on the original
paper, but in other countries, an in
ternational money order is necessary.
The latter is made at New York and
San Francisco after being issued 70
cally.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
Open Your Heart

Well, folks! What's your Com
munity Chest expansion?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
FATHER IN PRISON.

The stern hand of justice and
death robbed one of the little girls,
who is 5 years of age, of the happi-
ness enjoyed by scores Of fortunate
San Antonio children.
Her mother died. And her father,
although she doesn't know, is behind
prison bars. BE is facing life term.
The little tot misses her mother
greatly, according to Miss Lucy G.
Smithers, executive secretary of the
San Antonio Child Protective and
Humane Society, in whose custody
the child was placed.
She talks of her continually and
worries about a younger brother and
sister. also in the home, while she
CONTINUED on Page 20. Part -
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PROVES BOON.

"And It is proving boon In more
ways than one" Miss Kilgore said.
"A letter containing a Christmas gift
in the form Of a money order can be
handled much easier by the postoffice
than can a large package. and it is
easier to get person to mail a small
letter early than it is bulky pack
age.
Besides the benefit to the postal
system at this particularly congested
season Of the year, the payee is re-
lieved of much troublesome detail by
not having to pay duty on the article
before he finally receives it,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
CHAR|TYDR|VE
HOLDSFATE
OF TOTS

With their parents either dead or
unknown to them. two little girls in
the Protestant Orphans Home are
.anxiously waiting for father and
mother to come and claim them.
They are too young to understand
that this right has been denied Them.
And as they keep their hopeless
vigil, officials of the home are eager
ly watching the progress of the Com
munity Chest drive, from which
funds to educate and feed them must
come.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-23
CAUSE TROUBLE.

But with all his good traits rela-
tive to money order sending, the for.
eigner also causes trouble when he
approaches the window with an APP
plication made out In some strange
hand.
Even after he gets the money or
der, the stranger frequently does not
know what to do with it." Miss Kill
gore said.
She cited the instance Of man
who made several complaints because
a person to whom he had sent a money
order never received the money. An
Investigation disclosed that the order
was not enclosed in the letter, only
the receipt having been mailed.
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CONTINUED on Page 20. Part y
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lC0ntinued on Page 90. Fart p
, 1925-10-31
The New ST. 1l1 Savings Bank,

THE Members t The New 81. CroiH
Savings Bank a-e hereby notified that
tn 44th Annual 2~eneraI Meeting will
he held at the ofic of the Institution on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1926
at 4.30 O'Clock D., N A. which a state
mept Of ;he trao ACTORS rer the year
ending March 81, 1925 viii be laid be-
Tore The meeting aud election If Trus-
tees take place.
chrIs.iaoe..I $ craiz, October %,
1925.
~ Order
a. 1. SIRIDIRON,
Accountant.
, 1925-10-31
Notice.

gRON OCTOBER BOTH inclu., per-
i sons desiring treatment from the
Hospital D%isponsary will please re-
port ut Peters Farm Hospital at
the usual hours Whesc %consulta-
tons and treatments will be given.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
CHARGES j. s. PLOT
| TO ENSLAVE ITALY
Communist Deputy Declares
Nation Should Never Pay
Z Its War Debts to Allies.
BY the Associated Press.

EROME, June 4.-The question of the
final ratification of the treaties of Yer
sailles, Trianon and Neuilly was
brought up in the Chamber yesterday,
nearly six years after these documents
were signed, but the sitting was ad-
journed without taking action. The
treaties have been ratified by royal de-
cree, but never actually have been
given formal parliamentary sanction.
The Communist deputy, Riboldi, took
oScasion to speak against ratification.
He said that the principles embodied in
the Versailles treaty had betrayed the
people. who had fought in the belief
that the World War would be the last
war. He also stigmatized the Dawes
reparationS plan as a compromise be-
tween German, British and American
capitalists for the exploitation of Ger
many, to the detriment of the prole-
tariat.
Concerning war debts, the deputy
asserted that Anglo-American capital
ism, in completely with Italian and
French capitalism, is attempting to ap-
ply in a veiled way to Italy and France
the principles of the Dawes plan.
sfThe Italian people cannot and
should not pay" he shouted. THE
Italian Communists will never consent
to the transformation of Italy into an
American colony"
Evening star., 1925-06-05
HOLDS $4,000 FRANCS
INVOLVED IN ILLEGALITY
French Finance Minister Charges
Michael Bevigny With Irregular
Handling of Defense Bonds.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 5.-As an outcome of
an investigation made through the
public prosecutor, Minister of Finance
Caillaux yesterday filed formal charges
against Michael Lechaume Bevigny
and his moth-in-law, Emile Profit. of
Illegally exporting 100000 francs
through irregular handling of national
defense bonds.
The police assert their inquiries
showed that national defense bonds
above the amount redeemable in a
month we're purchased by or on be-
half of the accused at the ministry of
finance and that when they matured
they We're cashed by the Banque de
Geneve for the account of NJ. Devigny.
M. CaillauX declares that the pres
ent is but an isolated instance of
the questionable handling of national
defense bonds. For a long time past,
he asserts, there has been a regular
traffic to facilitate the escape of capi-
tai abroad and he is determined to put
an end to it.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
BALLOONS TO HEAR
RADIOS FROM i. S.
American Entrants to Use
Facilities in Race Starting
From Brussels Sunday.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 5.-American en-
trants in the international balloon
race which will start from Brussels
Sunday will keep in touch with Amer
lea during the race by means of radio,
Westinghouse radio station WBZ, Bos-
ton, announced yesterday. Last year
for the first time the American con-
testants in the balloon classic success
fully received messages from their
homeland while in fight.
The two American balloons entered
this year are the Goodyear III, piloted
by Ward T. Van Orman and Carl Is.
Wollam. winners of the national invl.
tation race from st. Joseph, Mo-, and
the new United States Air Service bal
loon, the STA, piloted by Lieuts. Flood
and Mccormick.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
REDS OFFEND IN PARIS.
Cry "Long Live Soviets" at Elk.
hibit Anglers French Minister.

PARIS, June LP).-Cries of Long
live the Soviets," it leaked out last
night, eliminated in the retirement
of Anatole de Monte, minister of
education, from the ceremony inaug-
urating the Soviet exhibit at the In.
ternational Exposition of Decorative
Arts.
NJ. de Monzie told Leonid Krassin,
the Soviet ambassador, that he could
not continue to participate in a cere-
mony the character of which had
thus been transformed from artistic
to political.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery
who has held the presidency of the
American Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society for more than ten years, is q
licensed minister of the Baptist de
y,or,1i0a tion
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Honeywell's Absence Felt.

BRUSSELS, June LR.-The alb
sence of Capt. H. f. Honeywell from
the Gordon Bennett cup balloon race.
which will start next Sunday, has
created disappointment among mem
bers of the Belgian Aero Club, with
whom Capt. Honeywell is extremely
popular.
Other countries with balloons en-.
tered are Belgium, Spain, England
France and Italy.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

NJ. Louys was in his 54th year. He
was a prolific writer of prose and
poems. He also was a corrector of
old books and manuscripts.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
WRITER OF NOTE DIES.
Pierre Louys of France Author of
rose and Poems.

PARIS, June CP.-Pierre Louys,
a French writer of note, died yes
terday.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

A hick town is one that sup
ports eight or nine soft" drink
parlors an issues bonds t pay
tn constable. Still, | reckon we
ought t be glad they park along
tn country roads instead O try
in t drive with both arms free.
Copyright. John F. Ollie Coz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Co stoji Duco Finish !?

Stojf trochu Wac ako obycajna farba,
ale to sa nahradf tym, ze vydrM "a tri
obycajne farbdnia, a vasa kara je yzdy
pekna a nemusite $ nou stale chodit ku
farbiarom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Vapenna voda.

Cerstve priprayenil vapenn1
yodu (lime water) m6zete. kNpit'
Y apatieIse. Receipts ma JED .robenie
lie nasledovnyf: Pridajte polievko-
vi lyzicu hasereho vapna lslaked
lime), ktore mozeteY Kiipit u apa,
tielle, do kvartovej flasks preva-
renej alebo Slestilovanej vody, fla
sku zazatknjte a dobrej jll patria-
.sajte mnoho .razy behom prvej ho-
diny. .Necaajte, ably sa vapno II
sadlo a po dvadsiatich. .styroch
hodinach prelejte til eistn tekuti
MI do sklcnnou zatkon opatrencf
flaSky. Drzte to lla chladnom mic
ste a dobre zazatkoyant.
Ked uzivate vapemn vodu, bll.
dete potrebovat' menej prevare.
mel vody pomere ku mnozstval
llzivanej vapenej vode. Ku prllsl.
sed pre- 12-mesacnu bebu rozrie-
denie vyzaduie 6 kavovych lyzi-
ciek sladeneho konapnsovaneho
mlieka a Z uncov prevarenej vo-
dy, a Wy chcete dat 5 kavovych
lyziciek vapenej voey, vtedy mie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03

ne, aby kazd emu bolo 1ino znenA
naystfvit star kra arnfk os
Ilumbus inymi esterskyni lo-
d'ami fnie odplavnjil pravidelns
kazdy tfzdeh.
Navstevniciy ktori --si zaopatria
I" Permit to Reenter 'a yratia 81
sdo Ameriky behom roka, vysadnti
u lode rovno u pristave, 4 asnebnl1i
watt na Ellis island.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03

eeku, d prilievalte dosfatOk. vody
takze ked yarenie je slsontene
t,tvori 50 riedka kasifka. Into
.kym je horncoll, treba pretlsdit
,ceez sitko, aby hrrlbsie zrnlsa bols
.pdstranene Ked' potion yychlad
ne, utvori sa y toho polo-solidna
msssa. Oatmealova kasa moze byt'
davana, kym diet u ME ie dost
stare na jedenie dobre varellych
linycll potravfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
o6oBNE vzDxl v9PRAvA Y \.
no lslRl lljU.

Pre- pohodlie cestujdcich, ktori
tohoto rokn chcdg navstivit' start
vlast severos Nemecky lloyd III
spcriada osobne vedene vypravy.
Red cestujetc parnfkofn Seve-
ro-Nemeckeho Lloyt1l, mate 4 ce-
stoyania ! dvoinasobnyy pozitok.
Ceny Sffkariet boly hodne snfze-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
ritami odporllGane bolo nasledov

sltdl ~ dlitl uNkpVIsttcducF Fss,V1O IluSiSuONt
ne:
Pomarancova st Ked IL
beba styri mesiace starou, sdava5,
Ite jej jednl kavovi1 lyzieku vytla.
cenej pomaraneovej st'ayy, roz.
riedenej s prave takvm nlnoz.
Estem prevarenej vody, raz den.
ne pred fasom krmenia. Postnpne
zvacsujte tito davku az natol 'ko,
NE davat budete st'ayn q pol po-
maranea nerozriedene, raz denns
pred casom krmenia. y davani po.
maransovej st'avv m6zete pokra-
eovat kym diet a ME ie dost'
stare Jest al Inc ovocie tax, ako
al pomaranee.
Oatmealova kasa. ked beba
je pat mesiacov stara, pridavaj-
te ltl kazdemu krmeniu kavoyu
lyzickn oatmeaiovej kasicky. 20
stupne zvacssujte ttto dayku az
do troch kavovych lyzidiek oat-
mealovej kasieky kn kazdemu lr-
meniu. Oatmealova kasa robi sa
Z 4 /
tax, ze kn styrom uncom oatmea-
In prilejete paint vody, mech toto
vrie "a tri hodiny v dvojitom hrn-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Kedy treba davat dodatocnd po.
travu q pomarancovu st'avu.--
GI,ANoK 11s.

Bee ohl'adu ma jakovost ,Niva-
neho mlieka, ysetky normalne
zdraye nemlnv'iata, ked prida-
Jane sd flasky, maju dostavat
dodatoeny polrm a tiez poma-
rancovn st'avu. Poprednymi auto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Co je Duco Finish !?

Dueo je pyroxilinovy lax vyrabany
tovarni Dupont Company, je garanto-
vany, re vydrzi, co este ziaden my mater
nevydrzaly predtym, vysiel 70 skiimacich
trubic Dupont chemistov a je rozhodne
novym a vcl:mi zlepsenxm automobilovym
naterom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03

|stO { uncov poalSii iiete s nncov pre-
varenej vody i 4 uncu alebo 5 ka-
vovvch lyzzieiek NJ BE nei vody (na.
kol'ko 5 kayovyeh lyzitiek ide na
iednu 1lncp "a dini dohromady I I
lancov, tedy vyEadovane Innoz-
stvo.
Ci beba vasa plakava :. Jes ner-
voznon a nespokejnoug Ked ano,
vtedy podistym .iei potrarina ,,ie
/ je spravna. Iesth nem6zete prida-
iat svoie diet 'atko a jestli ma va
Som prsotom, mlieku nerastie stAo-
statorne, %dajte mn Bordenovo
Eagle Mlielko tii potravinn, kto
RI lspesne vypestovala sta tisice
ideti, Snadno sa pripravl,je len
pridate prevarepd vodu dl'a Ii
praVy. ia o., f0Kov matky davaly
Eagle Mlieko 20 vel ky dar zdra-
via svojim Diet ON. Ono odporii-
cane je lekarmi pre- slabe a chor-
Pave deti, nakolko ono 1snadno
je strovene.
Vacsina detf nebude 81 cistit
zuby, kym rodicia nepriucia ich k
ItomlF Pre- deti ie lepsie uziyat
teraz Colgate s Tooth Cleaner, a.
ko trpiet " d'alsich rokoch ma
zuby bolenie ia zle zdravie. Col
gates istf zlby dokonale a bez.
peene, Lekari a dentisti vsade od-
porlieaji Colgate's
Cltajte pozorne tiet, Glanky ka-
idy tyzden a odkladAjte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotreberie bu.
dncnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Axe su vyhody
Duco Finishu?

Mozete ist 5 karou Duco-m natretpu po
akomkol'vek 'blate, nechat' juzcele noci
akomkol vek necase, ma7ete nechat'
mazivo ma nej bez poskodenia, m6zete
stierat 5 nej suchou harfdrou prach,
mast blato alkali atd !, reposkrabete
no ami najmenej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Uncle Same upotrebuje Duco : Date 81
MA VASU KARU
AKO SA NATIERA DUCO:

Kara ie cefkom soskrabana IS far
by, lebo Duco ,nechyti sa nikde, kde
je len k1sok fairly alebo oleja.
Povrch kary je oeisteny az do ko-
WI, potion je diva razy vydrhnuty
pieskoyym papierom, aby neostala
ami najmensia spetka spiny, prachu
alebo ineho nezostalo.
Potom kara dostane tri rozliGns
k1pele, prvy 50 zabijacom hrdze
(vacsina kar ma cely povrch pod far
bou hrdzavy), potion v alkohole a
gazolfne a koneGne dostane d6klad-
ns vyumyvanie anylacetatom.
s povrchom najvacsej Gistote,
kara je hotova ku prvemu nateru,
ktory tje kovovy primer. Toto sa
necha uschnit "a "a hodfn, "a Gim
sa da Duco-rough, ako polnater, a.
lebo vyplhac a toto sa necha schnnt
"a y hodin. De zivotne potrebne, ably
kazda puklinka bola zatrena.
Ked je toto uz hotove, nasleduje
striel 'anie' DucO ma karu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-03
Aky dlhy je ziivot
Duco Finishu?

Met pochybnosti, ze Duco ma kare W.,
drzi l'ahko moe dlhsie, nez akykol'vek
-iny mater, a Y mnohych, pripadoch vydr-
zal TAX dlho, dokym trval zivot v kare.
Natieranie kary Duco-m vyzaduje ops
zkiisenost'ou, aby praca bola dobra, a ak
slSutoen6 yyhody
Evening star., 1925-07-30
DECLARESPOSTAL
DEFICIT IMAGINARY
Farm Papers Spokesman
Says Archaic Bookkeeping
DistortS Real Facts.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-The
postal deficit" comprises only archaic
bookkeeping and a state of mind" the
congressional special joint subcom-
mittee on postal rates was told here
yesterday by Charles f. Jenkins,
spokesman for the agricultural press
and publisher of the Farm Journal,
Philadelphia. Mr. Jenkins is chair
man of the postal committee of the
Agriculture Publishers Association.
There is no postal deficit" Mr..
Jenkins told the subcommittee, which
Is investigating the functioning of the
revised postage scale throughout the
large postal centers. Archaic book
keeping methods have been responsible
:or the reputed postal shortage"
Farm Papers Educators.
Mr.. Jenkins illustrated by citing the
custom of the Post Office Department
to enter all equipment expenditure
under the year made instead OF
equally distributed over the several
years of the equipments endurance.
He said the rural free delivery system
is being constantly extended, too, but
that extension should rightfully be
financed by special appropriations,
rather than put on to postal rates.
THE Post Office Department must
be divorced from philanthropy" de-
clared Mr.. Jenkins. IF beneficences
are extended certain preferred users
of the mails, such as religious, scien-
tific and educational journals, the
same privilege should be extended all
journals.
Il do not advise doing, away with
the favors shown certain kinds of
publications, but l advocate treating
all alike.
Predicts Loss on Post Cards.
THE 453 farm papers in the coun-
try have contributed much to the
rapid progress of agriculture in
America. They should be put in the
same class as educational and scien-
tific journals. To treat mail in
classes /, and 4 the same and dis
criminate in class is unjust"
w. r. Herb, Philadelphia, dis
tributor of post cards, told the COM
mittee the orders for illustrated cards
thus far in 1925 had totaled less than
25 Nper cent of the 1924 orders for the
same period. The Post Office De-
partment, he said, would lose severe
ly from these decreases because of
the added postage.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Knit Underwear

-21 Women's Glove Silk Che
mise. Lace trimmed, bodice
style, wit h rib b on straps.
Brok en- sizes and colors.
Regularly $2.95. Spe- G1 20
cial, each ...-.......
300 Women's Lightweight
Cotton Ribbed Vests, in bodice
style. A good quality.
Sizes So to "A. Special, CSc
each
-65 Women's Cotton Athletic
Union Suits with bodice top.
Broken sizes. Peach color 9Oc
only. Special, suit. :: -.
300 Children's Athletic Union
Suits. of checked pajama cloth.
Sleeveless. with either open or
bloomer knees. Regu- SOo
larly S5c. Special, suit. wv
-72 Women's Rayon Costume
Slips, in bodice style, with
plated hounce. Broken sizes.
and colors. r u
larly s2.65. Special, CT Or
each
Kann s-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Leather Goods

Leather Goods
About 800 Silk and Leather
Bags, in a final cleanup. Bags
that have been selling for Sl.95
and more; Your Sl,OO
choice Friday ....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Ribbons
An assortment of Ribbon Rem
nants consisting of MORE, taf-
feta. bengaline. satin. dresden,
stripe and novelty ribbons. The
widths run from 3 to inches,
and the values from 29c
to sec. Your choice, a To-
yard
1000 yards of Ribbons, In
Guiding satin, picot, gros grain
and novelty effects, in various
widths. Regularly 15c to IN.
39c. Special, yard. AoS
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

These broken assortments of Excellent Coats
and Suits will surely reveal garment that will ap
peal to you. They real gains-bargains that
only come once a year There are women's and
misses sizes, and many of the best shades are of
fered. The coats particularly varied, offering
tailored plain and fur trimmed models in the smart
est styles of the season.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Goats Formerly 1920 to $95
Iow $9.95 to $3.50
Kann' s-Second Floor.
Art Goods

Final clearance Of Women's
Stamped Dresses. sizes SO to AZ
in jumper and straightline
effects. r gu larly $3.50 to
sso,cs ss.o1, Friday your $l.OO
-Children's Readymade and
Stamped Dresses Of excellent
quality materials. Sizes 2 to ls
years. egularly $2.25 to
$3.50. Your choice, eI IN
Friday .............. ~AsoO
Odd lot of stamped pieces.
including Towels, Buffet Sets,
Childrens caas d,os Dresses etc. 1Oc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Linen

Remnants of Mercerized Cot
ton Table Damask, So and Sd
inches wide. Good heavy
weights and sturdy wearing
qualities. Special, SOo
yard
Pure Linen-center Dresser
Scarfs, 16x45-inch size. Trim
med with wide lace. An EOo
exceptional value, each, ~
Pure Linen Hemstitched Table
Sets, consisting of cloth size
54x70 inches, and six 15-inch
napkins to match.
Regularly $3.50. Spe. @0 or
cial, a set.
Pure Linen Table Napkins,
1s-inch size. Nice weight. sill
ver-bleached damask. Neat pat
terms. Regularly @C OS
1915. Special, dozen
-Run-of-the- mill Fancy Turkish
Towels, full size and heavy
weight. Very attractive
woven borders. Special. SOo
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Children's Wear

-Children's Shetland Sweaters.
in slip-over style. White,
green and tan. Special, QQc
each
w hite Nainsook Princess
Slips. Trimmed with lace and
embroidery. Sizes to IA years.
Regularly $1.69. Spe- CT M
cial, each. h........... ~Aoo
-29 Bathing Suits of wool, for
children of to years. Regu-
larly $1.s5. Special, %1 OO
each PlsOo
-22 Bathing Suits for children
of 2 to years. Tan only.
Regularly $3.50. Spe- CT or
cial. each. h...
Ia Bathing Suits for children
of IA to 16 years.
Regularly $4.95. Spe- G1 or
cial, each. h...
10 Southern Bonnets for in
fants. Maise and tomato color
ings. $2.95 and 1895 @1 OO
values. Special, each %A'OO
is Dresses of fine gingham
and chambray. Plain>or checks.
Sizes z to Ia years. Regularly
$1.95 to S2.95. Spe- &1 M
cial, each ......... %A'oo
Kann's-second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
80 Wash Blouses
Special Friday
SOC Each

Just 80 Wash Blouses in
overblouse and tuck.in styles.
Made of dimity and batiste. In
all sizes. Formerly S1.00 EOo
and $1.19. Friday....... o1C