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Evening star., 1926-05-02
NURSES TO GRADUATE.
CAPITAL City School to Give Nine
Diplomas at Gallinger.

Nine members of the graduating
class of the Capital City School or
Nursing will receive their diplomas
at exercises at Gallinger Hospltal
Monday night, May 10, at O'Clock.
4 reception and dancing will follow
tho commencement program, at Whlcn
President Rudolph of the Board OF
commissioners will preside
The nurses being graduated are
Mary Elizabeth Simms, Virginia
TTallie WAYNE Frame, West Virginia;
Bessie Cegley Nantz, Kentucky; Lii
Ian Frances Hamilton. Oklahoma;
Martha Barclay Gregg, Washington,
y. c.; Helen Ann Mosher. Ohio; Edith
Reva Edwards, Illinois: Laura Chris
tine Blackwelder, North Carolina. and
Fife Victoria Hartley, North Carolina.
The Invocation and benediction will
he pronounced by Rev. Frank Steel
man Of Trinity NJ. +. Church, Fred
eric William Vile will address the
graduates. DR.. James a. Cannon
dean of the school, will present the
diplomas; Miss Catherine f.. Moran,
superintendent of nurses, will present
class pins: Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson
treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary
Board. will greet the graduates. and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Simms will de
liver the valedictory.
Music will be furnished by the
Marine Band.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

mission rather than let its degreda-
ton continue" he said.
Under President Coolidge this
highly significant experiment. de-
manded by the people. has been al
most destroyed Politics should be
taken out of the tariff and the tariff
should be taken out of politics"
lie expressed a belief that Congress
was better qualified to pass on flexible
tariff schedules than the President.
Moreover. he said, the constitutional
ity of the transfer of tariff rate making
powers from Congress to the President
was in dispute.
Under cross examination by Senator
Reed, Republican, Pennsylvania, Com
missioner Costigan said he had sup
ported the late Senator La Toilette in
politics.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
MCCORMICK APPEALS
SUIT AGAINST EX-WIFE
Seeks to Prevent Former Edith
Rockefeller From Receiv-
ing $7,500,O0O.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, May 1.-Six law firms,
representing Harold r. Mccormick
today filed an appeal here in ST.
100000 suit recently decided in favor
of his former wife, Edith Rockefeller
Mccormick The original suit. dis
missed by Judge Robert G.. Baltzell in
the Federal court in indianapolis six
weeks ago, sought to prevent Mrs
Rockefeller Mccormick from receive
ing $7.500.000 derived from a trust
fund established Dy John ID. Rookie.
feller for his descendants. Acton was
taken by Mr.. Mccormick as next
friend of his granddaughter, Anita
Oser of Switzerland"
Anita Oser is the 14-month- old
daughter of Mathilde Mccormick
Oser and Max Oser Swiss riding mas
ter, who were married three years
ago.
Mrs. Rockefeller McrorrHick, under
the trust fund established in 1917.
was to be the life tenant and receive
the income from the original invest
ment. stock in the Standard OIL 60
of Indiana.
In addition to Mrs. Rockefeller Nc,
Evening star., 1926-05-02
GARDEN PARTY MAY 18
TO AID HOUSE OF MERCY
Annual Benefit at Cathedral Close
Will Offer Entertainment
for All Ages.

The annual garden party for the
benefit of the House CT Mercy will
be given Tuesday, May IS. in the
grounds of the Cathedral Close, on
Wyoming avenue. Refreshments and
articles will be sold from booths and
music for dancing will be furnished
by the Fort Myer Band Those in
charge are arranging entertainment
for all ages. New features, 1t is said.
will be added for this annual benefit
occasion.
Since its erection in 1911 on the
Klingle road and Rosemont avenue
grounds donated by Mrs. Julian
James, who also gave the necessary
funds for the building, the House of
Mercy, which is under the immediate
direction Of Deaconess YeO. has car
ried out with increasing success its
mission of caring for young unmarried
mothers and their infants. It's records
Of those who have passed through the
home continue to prove the value Of
this work.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Filibuster Limit
Urged for Senate
In Jones Proposal
By the Associated Press.

Another blow was struck yester-
day at Senate filibusterers.
Senator Jones of Washington. the
Republican whip. gave notice that he
would propose to amend the rules
TO require senators TO speak to the
subject before the Senate.
Such a rule would be in line with
changes suggested by Vice President
Dawes in his campaign to prevent
delaying tactics and would put an
end to an ancient custom of senator's
reading articles from newspapers,
magazines or other publication to
delay action on a measure.
The change suggested by Senator
Jones is similar to amendments to
the rules previously introduced.
These are before the rules committee,
which has failed to meet this ses-
sion.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
PRESIDENT BLAMED
IN TARIFF INQUIRY
Costigan Says Commission
Would Be Better Dissolved
Than in Present State.

President Coolidge again was
blamed yesterday for friction in the
Tariff Commission.
Commissioner Costigan, concluding
his testimony before the Senate tariff
investigating committee, declared the
trouble in the commission was direct
ly traceable to the White House and
was due to the reluctance Of the Pres
ident and a majority Of the commits
sion to deal judicially with the flexible
tariff
If the President had not interfered
he said but had adhered to the policy
of the flexible tariff and appointed
sympathetic commissioners. the bene-
fit to the country could not be esti
mated.
powerful forces are attempting to
destroy the commission. and 1t would
be better to destroy the whole com
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Comedies on Eight Findings.

He conceded that out OF the 10 tariff
recommendations submitted by the
oTmission the President acted
promptly on eight of them, the only
ones on which the commission reached
unanimous agreement.
He declared. however, that Mr..
Coolidge submitted the linseed oil re-
port to Secretaries Hoover and Jar
dine for political review
During the committee session Chair
man Robinson, submtted>a letter from
Secretary Kellogg advising against
publishing a report on the commits
sions inquiry into the cost Of hall
but. which is caught on the fishing
banks of Canada and the United
States.
The investigation was adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman.
The next witness will be former Com
missioner Culbertson, who now is
Minister to Rumania
Evening star., 1926-05-02
90 C. c~9 psl,S.i l.lWC
INVESTMENT BY AMERICAN
w. Averill Hartman to Get Con-
troll of Giesche Plant.
Largest in Europe.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK. May 1.-The Polish
Diet today passed measure author
izing the government to agree to the
terms of a contract under which w.
Averill Hartman will acquire control
Of the Giesche zinc establishment. the
largest In Europe. according to radio.
gram received from Warsaw by the
American-Polish Chamber of Com
merce here.
''W. Averill Hartman" the radio
gram continues, will purchase for
S1O,00O.0O0 81 per cent Of the stock of
the Giesche establishment" The
terms Of the contract provide that
Hartman will invest an additional
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Imported Jap Grass
Rugs, stenciled designs;
bound ed e e $; blue,
green or brown pat
terms.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

5I1tt 700 in development and ex-
pansion Of the industry IN Poland.
Mr.. Hartman recently was reported
to have purchased an interest i'll the
Niederoe9terreichs chsche EskOmptegesell-
schaft Il Vienna institution, which -
considered the most powerful bank tn
central Europe.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
Bebe Daniels Falls; Better.

NEW YORK. May | R).-Bebe
Daniels motion picture star, was rest
ing easily tonight following a fall
from her horse In Central Park, which
gave her a slight shock.
She was still confined in the Harbor
Sanitarium. however, pending Il final
examination to determine whether she
suffered internal injuries.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Made Of Fine White Muslin
with 12-inch imported eyelet Cn
embroidery founces; shoulder w
straps All sizes. 4 factory " y
close-out of regular 81 values.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

A good grade of All-Silk Crepe for women 5
and childrens dresses or underwear. Every
wanted shade: all fast colors: full pieces.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
$40 & $25 POIRETSHE

A manufacturer concession
from their regular selling price.
the huge values offered in this lot
sleeves. Sizes 16 to 10.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Three thousand wOrkmen are now
constructing government buildings III
Canherra, the future federal capital
Of Australia and more than Sc 10000
will he spent in the project this year
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Cormirii ana the ;;Gut1bi@ rust @"
John ID. Rockefeller, IL, and t5iu*
II. Mccormick are listed in the appeal
as defenda nts in the original suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

U. The Veek With Stirring Friday Bargain Day!
= s:l5 u 600 Daily; Closed Saturdays
IJndernnusIills

so Extra size Dinlity Bloom.
ers, with elastic at waist and
\ knee. Pink and peach. 90 &
$i.2b value. Special at 49,
80 Two-piece Pajamas, of
crepe, novelty voile and stripe.
satin, $3.50 value. ST. 95.
36 Crepe Kimonos, trimmed
with shirring OF contrasting
color. 1926 value. Gel or
Special at. ........ v
-36 Envelope Chemise, Of crepe
de chine. Sizes 81, SO and 38.
$4.95 and $685. values. se9 or
Special at .......s., W.
-35 Sec0 Costume Slips, lace
trimmed top. Orchid, green.
peach and flesh. S1.95 OF 90
value. Special at " 49,
80 Tub SILK boomers. In
black, white, pink and brown.
1915 value. Special ST go
at ............ K
- Crepe de Chine Gowns. In
flesh only. Trinped with lace.
ss.95 value. Special az a.
80 Philippine Envelope Che
mise. In built-up shoulder style.
$3.50. and 1896 val CT or
ues. Special at
40 Envelope Chemise, Of ba.
tiste, trimmed with lace or in
tailored styles. $1.50 CT nn
,nf,,n cJ.n,.tat - ID JAW
so Costume Slips, Of shadow
batiste and fruit OF the loom, in
s s',ss,., j isS value. $l.40
1VGEbhAs al .sasNs $3.50 533'rs
So Kimonos, Or brocaded rayon
and figured jacquard. Tailored
or laee.trimmed styles. 1896
enc sra.,., 49, !, values 4.95
GpcEtdk at ..ts.ss.s.
Kann's Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Home Fittings

25 Screen Doors, Continental
make. Slightly damaged. Va
rious sizes and styles. SLs5
( to 1896 grades. Special. each
00c to So. 98
SO Bolts Cretonnes. This sea
sons choice designs and color
ings. CSC to $1.25 Qzn
grades. Special, yard.
200 Pairs Marquisette Half
Sash Curtains. finished with
neat rlIfiied borders. SIC
10 98c grades. Special. 90C
rs Bolts Marauisette Curtain
Materials, in attractive design
and co1oring Csc grade. lCn
Special, yard !. }. |. !. - . y NJ 4
75 Bar Harbor Chair Cush-
ions. cretonne-covered $l.25
and Sl.45 grades. Spe- REn
cial each S.1s MI. y
125 window OF Door AVN.
ings. made 3 IT. to the frame.
with q 9-incl1 valance; in tan
and white striped ef- v \ 20
fectL Special, each. s. As
LIS Cedar Chests, $S5 to SIS
values. Some floor samples.
others perfect. Good, large
sizes Special, @10. 81
eaeh .s,,S.s. -. IL. - IS u
200 Pairs Marqtisette Cur
tains. lace edge and hemstitch-
ed borders. $3.50 grade. zOD
Special, pair.
loo Porch. Shades, star Brand!
9 It. wide and 6 ct. deep In
green or brown col 90 70
ors Special. each eDsO
rs Screen Doors. Continental
make. Fancy grilI-worlx style:
filed with black wire. $345
and 1895 grade. dpsD 90
Special each ~ ~
-l25 Hardwood Extension Win
dow Screens. Continental make.
Filled with fine galvanized wire
cloth. Size 24xsS. 65c III =
grade. Special each 4
Kanfi third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
China. Etc.

Us Decorated Teapots black
with floral border. Spe- 90
cial, each. ...........
58 Crimped Amber
Maple Bowls. Friday 1Sc
Special, each.
-150 Ice Tea Glasses and
Coasters. Special. glass 1Sc
and coaster, at ..-. ~
ia Cake Plates. Choice of
amber, green and canary 9Oc
colors. Special. each. OIC
-4s Imported China Cups and
Saucers, assorted de- IT.
signs. Cup and saucer AsS
-68 Berry or Ice Cream Dishes.
Very specially priced. CSc
Per half dog. OC
-22 Console Sets, Including
bowl and two candle OQo
sticks. Special. set. -. ="
-19 Fruit Reamers. An ex.
ceptional value at this 40
low price. Special. each TT
III Squat Fish Bowls, . gal.
size. Complete with
wrought iron stand. spe- co.
cial, at...............
30 White Maple
Sets. s to q set. CT 90
Special. set. WAsSI
III Cut Glass Nappies, with
two handles. Special, OQo
eacn .......... .........
Ill Cut Glass Spoon
Trays, Friday Special. 70c
-S.inch Jardinieres, in assorted
designs and patterns.
Slight seconds. Special, 90
SdCu ..ssssses.s.ss
Kann's-T Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Corsets. Etc.

36 Corsets and Girdles. of bro..
caded coutil. including Madame
Lyra, Stylish Stout, Artistiqlie
and III and w. MOO, $3.50 and
$500 values. Special, a.. or
each ..s......... "
4S Corsets and Girdies, Of.
brocaded coutil, Including Amer
lean Lady, La Premiere, Memo.
sC-B and Regaliste. $500, $3.50
and So. 90 values. Spe- dksD Or
cial, each .... O
80 Corsets and Girdles, of pink
brocaded coutil. including CD.
College Girls, II and w and
American Lady. $3.50 and
$500 values. Spe- CT OE
cial. each . 100
10 Corsets and Girdles, in.
Guiding American Lady, III and
w and Redfern. $500 and
800 values. Special 90 or
each .......... Os1O
Kann's Second Floor
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Housewares

- Napanee Tea Wagons, I'm
ished in oak. white or co Or
gray. Special, each. WDs~O
-65 Emory Cotheslines,
100-ft. size. Friday Spe- 9Oc
cial, each. ..........s..
12 Floor or Ceiling Busters, of
lambs wool. Long han OOn
died. Special, each ~. 80
800 Rolls Of Waldorf
Toilet Paper. Friday 10
Special, doz. ..........
-165 PAIRING Knives OF stainless
steel. Friday Special. 2 lOc
for ........,...s...
-I7 Bird Cage stands Of
wrought iron. Friday CO.
Special. each
S Wash Boilers,
with cold wood OF nfl
handles. Special, each WAsWO
20 Electric Toasters, with cord,
plug and socket. Spe- OF %
cial, each. AsWU
I'll Splint Wood Clothes
Baskets. Friday Special. ZZn
each s.............
III Griswoid Wafie Irons.
High or low frame. CT 90
Special. each. ..... %s~
2S Square Bread Boxes. White
enamel Japanned. Spe- Co
ctal, each ........ -
4S Canister Sets. piece.
White Japanned. Special, OE
set ...............
34 Flour or Sugar Cans, 12-lb.
size. White Japanned. Co
Special. each. .... ~
8 Kann's Capitol Lawn Now
ers. I6-inch size. Fri 90 90
day Special, each. Ree1O
30 Kann's Special Lawn Now.
ers, 1O-inch size. Fri @E &c
day Special, each. 80. &0sO0
~ Economy Ball-bearing Lawn
Mower Mowers. III is,inch size. Sc. 05
200 Packages octagon
Soap Chips. Friday Spe- G.
cial, pkg. ............
20 Enamel Kitchen Tables,
VAIL 0AG&tNGks DIE
26x4O. Slight seconds. @A 40
Special, each.
~ Hardwick Triumph Gas
Range. An excep-
tional bargain. Spe- GOO or
ciai at. ....... RIs - s
~ Canister Sets, including
bread. cake. -four. sugar and
tea boxes. Special, Ct 40
set .........s......
III wizard OH or Dry
Mops Friday Special, GA
each ...............
200 Fee Pack Moth
Bags. Friday Special, 20
eacn
Ia Columbia, Universal House.
hold Scales. Friday ae7 %
Special. each. $500. AeOO
4S waste Paper Baskets
assorted enamel metal. Or
Friday Special. each. IS. 6OC
Kann'sThird Floor.
A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Children's Wear

Children's Leghorn and Nov
city Straw Hats. in various
shapes. $500 to ceSD nfl
$500 values. Choice sW
Children's Shocks, Of pretty
print material. Cool for Sum
rner. Sizes 2 TO . years. QOc
Us silk Dresses. in various
styles and colors. Sizes 2 to
10 years. $4.95 to 90 90
39.76 values, Each W
Children's Crepe Pajamas.
pink or blue stripes. trimmed
with frogs, and made with
drop seats, Sizes 8 to il
years. $I.25 values. egl 00
Each " T. Y, Z 4
Children's Handmade and
Hand . m b roideresd Wolfe
Dresses. Sizes 2 TO 6 years.
Colors: peach. yellow CO.
ana blue. Special. each.
Infants Knitted Capes, pink
and blue. trimmed In
white. $50 value. @l 10
Each
Kann's Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Leather Goods

-150 Handbags, Of fiberlOid, In
strap book styles, one with
double inside frame.
All cDlors. Your Ct An
choice .............. =.
"A small lot Of Womenss Hand
bags Of silk, In pouch co
shape. Each =. ...... 80
"A small assortment Of White
Washable Belts. Were To-
CSC. Special, each SC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Hosiery

900 pairs Women's All-sill
Chiffon Hose, seamless plated
soles: tops interlined with cot
ton. White and coll. @1 M
ors. Al pair ....s.
375 pairs Women's All-silit
Chiffon. also Thread silk, with
Paris clocks, Hose. Full fash.
toned: broken sizes
and colors. Sl.s5 @1 3S
II 200 pairs Women's sink
Hose, seconds Of 800 and $l.50
qualities. Service-weight chif-
fon. with seamless sole and
seam up the back.
Broken colors and sizes. 6Or
A pAIT..e 1850 ~ 1855 /.
Kann, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Toilet Goods

AN assortment Of Wendy's
Narcisse Perfume and Toilet
Water. Regularly s1.00. Agr
Your choice. = k.......
Imported Atotnizers. Regt-
larry 800 and more. Enn
Your choice .....-.... U
Odds and Ends OF. Toilet Ar
ticles, such as manicure articles,
picture frames, buffers, jewel
boxes, powder puffs, hair re-
ceiyers, etc. Some of pearl on
amber, others plain white ivory.
No brushes or mirrors. For
merly $1.00 and more. GO
Your choice OWC
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Summer Furniture

- Kitchen Tables, floor sam
Piles. Regular $685. 90 OS
value. Special, each ReSsO
Drop-leaf Table, floor sample.
Regular $S.75 value. RG ~
Special at ........
- Gate-leg Tables, floor sam.
pies. Regularly ss.75. M. A.
Special. each .....
80 Kitchen Chairs. slightly i'm.
perfect. r g e u larry
S1.95 TO SITS. Spe. CT A(l
cial, each .........
10 Sewing Rockers, slightly
imperfect. Regularly se1 00
s1.95. Special each. AsUU
~ Server. floor sample. Reg
ularly $I4.s5. Special o. ~
at $500. !. - 81
- Reed Ferneries brown and
graz. Regularly 90 az
$5.9;;. Special, each. 4. s1S
II Bassinette, floor sample.
Regularly $3.50. Spe- Qe7 lR
ri Bassinette, floor sample.
Regularly $14.S5. Spe- 90 OS
ctal at ............ q
ri Rassinette, floor sample.
Regularly $5.95. Spe- 90 or
IS Bassiaettes. floor samples.
s eis; !, s..'s- sDs, So. 95
70 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Reg $I.85
Duality az.
Neckwear

Odds and Ends Of Neclxwear,
including veStees, collars. etc,
also some folir-in-ilaIld ties
59c to 800 values. Q7n
10 Colored Rayon Lace
TUNES. Colors. tan, brown,
rose, orchid. copenhagen and
white. 1926 value. go Or
Each y
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

Pure Linen Hemstitched Table
cloths, size 55x70. Nice weight
silver bIeached WC 20
daniask. Special. each %S
White Turkish Bath Towels.
size 22x44. Good heavy weight,
double thread very alb
sorbent grade. Special L.
Turkish Towels, size 19x3S.
Plain white. with fancy colored
striped borders. Good sDEn
weight. Special. each. C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
DOmestics

2i Cot size Crochet Spreads.
Regularly $1.75. Spe 81 pr
cial, each ]. {. ... !. " - = = :.
200 Yards Bleached Cotton.
Regularly lSc. Gpe lO1I -
cial. ward ~.
45x36 Brown PilloWcases,
made from ends Of sheeting.
Will soon wash white. To-
40 only. Special, each 4 -
-96 Bleac1ed sheets, size Six
30. Heavy quality
No filling. $l.25 O. M
value. Each $500 d.
Traur,s Sstrocf IrfnO,. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Knit Underwear

450 Women,s Glove sink
Vests. Boomers and Step.ins.
Broken sizes and colors. Some
mussed from ham
ding. $1.65 to $1.95 RI IN
qualities. Each. 49,
POO Women's Lightweight
Knitted Union Suits. in the
good wanted styles. Not
all sizes in each style. 05c
a SUIT s...s.iy ..a.2..
Broken lot of Children's Pa.
jana Check Waist Suits, open
and blooner knees: sleeveless.
About 100. Regular Soc 90.
value. A suit O1
--250 Womenss Light weight
Cotton Ribbed Vests, bodice and
built-up shoulder styles.
Not all sizes in each 9Sn
style. Each. C
Three for 81 90
Kann's- Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Umbrellas

80 Mems and womenss cot.
ton Umbrellas. Black only
with assorted handles.
All perfect. Special zOr
each ......8..sa. ". VI. .. " q a
900 Chinese Parasols, In
various odd designs. Formerly
s1.25 to 500. Special CT 00l
each q. ]. y. I. 7. .. !. ~ "a y \, III III
Kann's- street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
White Goods

Fancy White Voiles, Sc inches
wide. "A fine sheer quality In
stripe and check pat a.
tern8. A yard ..... ~
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Eclipse
Fountain Pens
6Qc

These Pens are q. regu-
lar $1.OO value and are
very special for this one
day at CSC each. They
have a fourteenth arat
gold pen with iridium
point and are fully guar
aIiteed to give satisfac-
ton.
Kann's Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Floor Coverings

AN - AAAt5C
20 Hodges Reversible Fiber
Rugs. Size 6x9 IT. @6 En
Regularly $40. Each RU.OU
8 Domas Reversible Fiber
Rugs. Size Sx6 It.
Re gularly $3.25. @C 6E
Each .......... WeO
- Imported Rush Rugs. Size
3 sxS s. r. Regularly @3 Ok
- Imported Rush Rugs. size
SKI SKI f. Regularly 90 Q0
1855. Each -
-r3s Grass Rugs. size Sx6 Fl.
Regularly csc. Spe- co
cial, each. ........;..
so Yds. Hall or Stair Run
Her, SO inches wide.
Regularly 49c. Spe- COa
cial, yard. ..:.........
65 Yds. RAttania Runner.
80 inches wide. Reg ct On
ularly $1.59. Yard. @1sOW
s-100 Yds. Fiber Runner.
Regularly Acc and Soc. 0Oc
Special, yard
25 Marie Antoinette Rugs.
Size 27x54 inches.
Regularly s2.75. @1 Or
Each ..s....... $3.50.
20 Lorraine Fiber Rugs.
Size 3x6 #. Reg. o. 40
ularly SITS. Each. " I'D
18 Lorraine Fiber Rugs.
C;1a 01vEA s...t. = - -. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Day Beds. Etc.

~ u
One Day Bed. Regularly
S2s.s5. Special Fri @7O 00
day at. ....... $500
One Box Couch. Regularly
$49.95. Special Fri @9E nn
day at. ROOsUU
Six Wood-finish Beds. three.
quarter size. Regu-
larly s14.s5. Special, So. %
each ...3......s., .2s <
One Couch Bed. Sold as is.
EeguIarly $500. 81. 90
6pCCltll dls ~ -
Eight Gotten Mattresses. Reg
,ilarly $1O.S5. Spe- az 90
,ciat zach ~ 20
Kann'sThird Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Reg. 29c Pongee
! Handlkerchiefs
I9c Ea.

~ 200 Natural.color Jap
anese silk Pongee Hand
kerchiefs with hand run
colored threads. inst the
things for Summer, as
they do not muss easily.
Kann'sStreet Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Art Goods

Odd lot Of Children's Stamped
Dresses, OF wolfe, Bingham, etc.
some ready made. Joe
Choice, each. ........... 3
so Women's stamped
Dresses, OF good quality white
inene. Easy designs. 9On
/ Regularly 800. Each 49,
Table Of Odd Pieces OF
Stamped Goo ds including
scarfs, centerpieces. buffet sets.
luncheon sets, etc. All
perfect. Each, special, TOc
Kann's Fourth Floor.