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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
Can you give me a recipe for tur
tie soup?
Movie Verdict

APOLLO-In Variety" the
screen has one Of its finest
examples of blending great act
ing with powerful photography.
One Of the finest intellectual en-
tertaining treats Of the season.
COLONIALCA corking good
comedy is Poker Faces" de-
lightfully acted in a light
comedy way on the part of
Laura LaPlante and Edward
Everett Horton.
CIRCLE-Corinne Griffith has
an exceedingly fine chance to-
portray a beautiful member Of
Royalty and she does it charm
ingly in Into Her Kingdom.r
An entertaining picture of ro-
nance.
OHIO-''Mantrap" is very
realistic drama on what hap
pens when a high powered flap
per is taken out Of her sphere.
Clara Bow and Percy Marmont
do some good things in this
picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

1s every bit the
royal Princess and has a charming
stately air about her. Hanson as
the peasant youth who finally be-
comes one Of the bolshevik leaders
is also convincing although just a
trifle too well hammered for the role
he plays in the early part of the
story.
AS the story goes the peasant
youth has sst the Grand Duchess up
in his dream as his fairy princess.
One day he meets her through the
efforts Of his uncle and so he is talk
ing TO her Is dragged, away by the
Cossacks and put into prison for in
sulting the Car. He reaches man
hood in the prison and when lib
Grated by the reyolutionists is made
one of the high officers of the Boil
shevik organization.
The whole royal family is SEN
fenced TO die, including the Grand
Duchess. now a beautiful princess.
BY a trick of fate the Duchess life
is spared and her maid gives her life
for her mistress. Then the love af-
fair between the peasant and the
princess has its beginning.
The picture is excellently well
done. There are many dramatic
scenes Of the recent turmoil in Rus
STA and the whole thing is handled
in an entertaining manner.
Stolarevsky this week has ar
ranged a potpourrf of Russian mel
ody and music and offers a varied
program Of music native to Russia.
Dessa' Byrd has another organ fea-
ture with popular melody and the
bill includes the regular News Reel
and comedy.
At the Circle all week. By
]. I. HI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
Not a Stake Stands

At the mouth iof the Rio Grande,
the salt grass gives way to wide
beaches smooth as a boulevard and
stretching far as the eye can reach
in both directions.
Here once wero cities-Clarksvill
on the American side and Bagdad
on the Mexican-but not a stake is
left standing to mark their location.
Old timers Will tell you how they
doomed during the Civil War, how
contraband cotton, draft evaders,
gamblers and foreign gold com
bined to make them prosperous.
and then they will tell you OF the
storm OF "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
/ racy
Story of Galveston Over
Again in FIorida'S'
Tragedy, ~
BY Nj. e. Tracy

For Monday it is the story of Gal
weston over again, the story of
Corpus Christi. Indianola, Clarksville
and Bagdad.
Those who have been through it
can shut their eyes and get the pic
ture. A gulf storm, whether it hits
at Vera Cruz or Miami.
No inland tornado this. cutting a
mile swath across the landscape, but
a whirl of wind big as all outdoors
and carrying thunder and rain.
For four, FIVE, six perhaps eight
hours, the gusts are on a crescende,
each harder than the last, and it
takes them just as long to die out.
At first you are optimistic, say
ing to yourself in every lull. THAT
must have been the last" Then
you begin to wonder IL there is any
limit and finally you get the notion
that, no matter how hard 1t blows.
the worst is yet to come.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

about the one place
where fl ! r t | n g
was an unnecessary
a c c o n plishment.
Clara Bow as AL
verna the wife OF
Joe Easter, played
by Ernest Terrence.
gives an exceeding
ly well done flap
perish" impression
of what a young
and good looking
manicurist of Min.
neapolis would dc
If married to a real
The man" of the
north woods To
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

ildIluSu me SuCu d
wallop in every
foot of film that I
was actually on
the edge of my
seat nearly all the
time. Rather eX-
pected that to hap
pen because when
I was in New
York last week,
this movie was
still the talk of the
street. Three times
/ attempted to get
into a theater on
Broadway to see
Variety" a n d
three times I
failed because so
manu- rnnnrnln rrrnt-n
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toplay theater that is seeking to
give the public more than music
good music The day of better mus
ic is with us in the novie7 theater,
Thank the stars for that. This or
ganization by it's own accomplish
ments deserves every line of praise
that I am giving it. 1t is not often
that we have an opportunity to
enjoy harp music as 1t should be
presented. The Marie MacQuarrie
harp ensemble and assisting artists
is doing this.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
CORINNE GRIFFITH IN
RUSSIAN ROLE AT CIRCLE

A dramatic impression Of Imperial
Russia before the power of the Car
was overthrown is portrayed In
Into Her Kingdom" with Corinne
Griffith at the Circle for the week.
All the splendor Of the former
royal family is shown in the first
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

part Of the picture
and then the chaos
resulting from the
revolution trans.
forms everything.
The picture does
not deal so much
with the revolu-
ton, just enough
to bring in the ac-
ton. needed, but
centers mostly on
the romance OF
the young peasant,
played by Einar
Hanson aa3 the
beautiful Ora n d
Duchess Tatiana,
Corinne Griffith.
Corinne Griffith
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
By walter ID. Hickman

Strange camera positions plus
powerful. acting on the part of Emil
Jannings, Lya de Putt and War
wick Ward makes Variety" a screen
sensation.
1t is seldom that picture knocks
me out, SO to speak, but Variety
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

be seen at the Ohio in "Mantrap"
this week.
The excitement all starts when
Joe Easter the proprietor Of a small
trading post in the wilds of Canada
decides that he must let work go for
a while and journey down TO civiliza-
ton and get a glimpse of the latest
thing in ankles.
While in Minneapolis Joe meets
and falls in love with Alverna a
high powered little manicure. AL
verna decides she has had enough
Of city weaklings and ties on to Joe
as his wife. She goes back with
him and takes up life in the small
trading post. Everything is all
right until Ralph Prescott a New
York lawyer Games north for a
vacation. Alverna's vapping tactics
then come to the front with all force
and tangle is the result.
Starting this week Charlie Davis
and his orchestra are back at the
Ohio with several new faces and
some clever specialties by the differ.
ent members Of the orchestra. One
new face is that OF Dick Powell a
soloist, singer, who joined from
Louisville. From all appearances
Mr.. Powell is going to be very much
of hit with Ohio patrons this win
ter. He has a good voice for the
songs he sings, and he knows how
to use it. DOC" Suits is with the
orchestra again and has another one
Of his comedy solos, the one this
week being an Insane Blues" or
something like that
Other features with the orchestra
this week are a dance by Jimmy
Mcclure, a very clever youngster,
and some songs by Sylvia Tschudi
and kathleen Jerry.
All in all the Ohio has a very fine
bill this week and is Offering plenty
in entertainment.
AT the Ohio all week. CBy J. 7. H
80
Other theaters today offer: Caranas
and Barker at the Lyric; THE Test, -
at the Palace; Band Box Revue, -
at the Broadway; out Of the West, .
mt the Isis, and Lon Chimney in
Outside the Law" at the UPTOWN.
Who r1Iavad the leading feT11aIe roJa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

list, Helen Hughes.
Not only is each
member a skilled
happist but the
act is presented
in such good taste
and in such a
satisfying manner
that II becomes a
musical fe a s I.
T h ere numbers
are chosen in
more than good
taste, You will
find no cheap the
atricals here, only
artistry, a bill ity
and fine music.
Such an ensemble
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
THEY LAUGHED AT STEVENS

hundred years ago man named John Stevens
gave America a hearty Laughs He wanted to build
a railroad. The man went up and down the country
seeking charters. He wrote endlesslly to public
men trying to get them interested in his project.
Among those who doubted were such astute charac-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
How can one tell the ace Of

How can one tell the age of a
canary?
There really is no way to find out
the exact age of a canary except by
his general appearance. An expert
enced breeder can guess their ages
fairly accurately The tough.
cracked skin of the legs and feet
is ore way to judge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
CLARA BOW LIKES TO
FLIRT AT THE OHIO

\ - AiSerna Easter just had to flirt.
And life up in the backwoods Of
Canada was Just
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

Who played the leading female role
in the movies, 1.-THE Snob" and 1.-THE
Tower of Lies?
Norma SChcarer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

What does Rudolph mean?
II. is of Teutonic origin and means
active"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20
Questions and
Answers


70 The lndianaDolis, Times washington
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for reply Medical, legal and marital
SdyGe en 20 De sSsn 99r otber
questions win receive a personal reply.
Unsigned REQUESTS cannot be answered.
Is the speed of German express
trains greater than the average
train speed in the United States?
The average speed Of German ex-
press trains before the war was from
so to So miles an hour. In 1924 it
was As to so miles an hour. In the
United States fast trains average
from 80 to 43 miles per hour on
regular trains.
Has the offspring born in the
United States of Dutch parents who
we're not naturalized, a right to vote?
All persons born in the United
States, except children of diplomatic
representatives Of foreign govern
ments, are natural born citizens,
and have all the rights Of American
citizenship.
What are the titles of books de-
scribing life IN Libby and Anderson
vile prisons during the Civil War?
"a Narrative Of Andersonville,
by Spencer; THE Southern Side of
Andersonville," by Stevenson; Dark
Days Of the Rebellion" by Benjamin
f. Booth; Libby Life" Frederic
Fernandez Cavada; Horrors of An
Jacksonville Rebel Prison." in Chip
man & Rhodes History Of the United
States, volume 5.
Can you give me a recipe for tur,.
tie soup? a
Boil turtle until the flesh leaves
the bones. Add a grated carrot and
one sliced onion, soup herbs. tea.
spoon Of allspice "a saltspoon of
paprika and salt to taste. Boil for
one hour, take from the fire, strain,
thicken with two teaspoons of but.
ter. rub in as much -four, which has
ben Drowned, add a teaspoon OF
kitchen bouquet and when the soup
is thickened, add the juice Of a lemon
and serve at once,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

Is the speed of German express
trains greater than the average
train speed in the United States?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-20

The fellow who really is boss in his own hon
needs one thing and that is to get married.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Home Fittings

300 yards of Rayon Damask
Drapery Material, $500 and
$4.00 grades. Special, &1 90
yard at. ~As
-2o0 Crinkle Rayon Scarfs in
assorted colors, $500
to $500 grades. &7 OO
Choice ............. ~AsOO
70 Velour Pillow Slips in vari-
GUS colorings, zee to S0c
SIPS grades. Each. go. OOC
-25 Bolts Terry Cloth in vari-
GUS plain colors. 75c 2Oc
grade. Special, yard. o~S
800 yards Exquisite Drapery
Materials, SO inches wide.
Choice of various pain SOo
colors. $1.25 grade. Yard O>C
100 Cretonne Drapery Sets.
s,plsce asc sI. style. $3.50 Sl.OO
-150 pairs Ruff1ed Marquisette
Curtains, $1.95 grade. G1 OO
Special, pair. ....... %AsOV
80 Damask-covere Pillows,
Square shape only. Colors: Mul.
berry, be ~ blue and black, S7.M
|1.VU SraOe. EaCn..
100 pairs Dotted Swiss Half
Sash Curtains, $1.25 TO-
grade. Special, pair. SN
-25 Genuine Red Cedar Chests
in various styles, $500 to
$500 gra d S. @7R ER
Choice ........... %AO'OU
80 Cretonne.covered Three-fold
Draft Screens, $4.98 @Q 20
grade. Each. ..... %Os
300 Duplex Window Shades,
seconds Of the $1.59
grade, size 3x5.9. Spe. co.
cial, each. h............... O1C
$50 yards Drapery Velour, so
inches wide. Plain and EN-.
bossed styles. 1895 to
$4.S5 values. Special. CID en-
yard ............... %S'cV
las pairs Curtains and Panels.
Regularly $2.98 to
$4.98. Choice, pair dnsD 00
or piece e............ %GsGG
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Housewares

-28 All.hair Dust Brushes.
Regularly soc. Special. 90
eacn
IA Double-faced Metal Wash
Boards. Regularly SOC. COo
Special, each h......,.... C
-27 Galvanized Window Refrig-
er erators. eo suIs,e Re g ularly Sl.08
is Step Ladders. with bucket
rest. 5-foOt size. braced. Reg
ularly $3.50. Special. $50
Ill Simplex Padded Folding
Ironing Tables. Reg.
ularly ss.ss. Special. 60 or
10 Nesco Oil Heaters. Regu.
larly $3.50. Special. CT or
each ............... %Ts 10
30 Long-handled Heater or
Furnace Shovels. Regu- TO-
larly $1.00. Special, each &c
--26 Electric Irons with cords.
81 GID; .. size. Regularly G1 70
$2.25. Special, each. %1sS1
-4S Wizard Oil or dry mops.
Regularly s1.00. Special, ~.
each &c
-32 Wizard Dustless Furniture
busters. Regularly soc. %.
Special, each ........... &c
70 Maid" Electric Heaters.
Segulasly cie9 aac, sS''s' spe- S.. 40
2 Universal Electric Cookers.
r eg ularly $500. e7z 40
Special. each. .... %AS.f
-29 Wear-Ever Windsor Ket-
ties with covers. 4-qt. size.
Regularly $1.75. Spe- CT 90
c1al at. 1sOO
-58 Wear-Ever French Fryers
with strainer. Regularly 90
$1.65. Special. each. zoe
IL Miro Aluminium Griddles
with handles. Regu.
larry larry sl'7'' Special S1.70
"a Miro Bake Pans. Regu.
larly soc. Specially 20
priced, each at. O1C
is Thermax Universal Waffle
Irons. r e gu arlv.
$1,000. Special, each @1 o.
-6 Combination SMOKING
Stands and Fireplace Imnle.
ments. Shin design. cH 90
Regularly $40 Snecial $O.SO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Children's Wear

odd lot Of Children's Dresses
OF gtnghams and prints. 2 to 8
year sizes. $1.00 to $500 QO~
values. Choice. ......... Wv
-Children's Underwaists with
buttons. Sizes 8 to IA
years. Regularly soc. o.
Special, each. .......... o>N
Odd lot Of Infants Caps Of
white silk. Special, each co.
o.
bingham and Print Dresses
in sizes Z to IA. Regu. 7Oo
larly $1.29. Special. each s|C
Odd lot Of Flannelette Sleep
ing Garments. Formerly $1.OO to
$500. but as they are slightly
soiled we offer them zoo
Friday for ........... ~
Kann'$Second Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Toilet Goods

Odds and ends of Toilet Goods.
such as Bay Rum, toilet waters,
compacts, manicure articles,
toothbrushes, etc. Values 1no
from Csc to 50c. Choice AOC
An assortment of Mirrors.
Brushes and Combs and Novel
ties. None worth less than
$1.oo, many much more. EOc
CnOlCo wv
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Cirdles and COrsets

-4S Side-hook Girdles of pink
brocade coutil. Two sets of
hose supporters. $3.50
end. and $3.50 values. Sl.05
CHOlce .............
SO -Girdles and Corsets of
pink brocade coutil with elastic
sides and two sets of hose sup
porters. Included are H. & W.,
American Lady and C/B.
$3.50 and $500 val @0 nc
ues. Choice. ........ %Gs|0
a Regalistic Corsets of pink
brocade coutil with two sets of
hose supporters. and
elastic ss1 1"a fos Sides $3.50 $4.05
IS Redfern Girdles of pink
brocade coutil with elastic sides
and silk elastic at top. Three
sets Of hose support. GO ~
ers. $3.50 value. At %O' so
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Jewelry

Odds and ends Of Jewelry,
such as beaded necklaces, ear
rings. brooch and bar pins. cuff
links. etc. Regardless Of 7Sc
former prices. EACH.
3 Pieces for 25c.
Fine Cut Genuine Crystal
Beads in choker lengths and in
white, aqua, amber, green, sap
phire, amethyst, and other
colors. Each neatly boxed fer
gift giving. Regularly S0c
$1.00. Choice Friday. wv
An assortment of Manufac-
tured Indestructible Pearl Bead
Necklaces in assorted styles.
Regularly $500 to @7 00
s400. Choice. %A'OO
Kann'sIStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Notions

-Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton,
in colors only. Special, 60
2 spOOlS. ..................
Sanitary Wash Cloths. Regu-
larly 10c each. Special. C0~
4 Tor r.s.
-19c Silk Sew.on Carriers in
flesh color only. Special. 1S~
pairs. ................
-25c Sanitary Aprons Of pure
gum rubber. Special, 7Sc
-Mercerized Darning Cotton. in
assorted colors. Six spools to
a box. Regularly csc. IT,
Special, box. ........... ~
Steel Scissors and Shears.
Specially priced, a pair 1Oo
--Neat-pac Sanitary Napkins.
one dozen to box. Spe. CGo
cial. a box at. .......... SON
Fancy Ribbon.covered Elastic,
in assorted colors. Y. 2On
yard lengths. Choice. ~
lightweight Dress Shields,
in sizes 2. 8, 4. Special, S0c
3 pairs wv
100 Dress or Garment Bags.
in assorted coIors. Spe- EO>
cial. each. h............... Nv
kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
in Day yatKann' is Buying Day Washington!


-150 yards Wilton stair Carpet.
"a inches wide. Regl-
larly $3.50. Specia. Cd M
yard
200 yards Inlaid Linoleum
Remnants. Regularly
$l.5S. Special. square 70c
$50 yards Felt Base Rem
nants. Regularly 4Sc
and 6Sc. Special. square C7C
yarQ
% Felt Base Rugs. size Sx9
It. Regularly tl2.le. GR o.
Special. each. ...... ~O~
10 Felt Base Rugs, size 9xl0h
It. Regularly $14.2o. CT QS
Special, each. 80. ~s~
u Wool Fiber Rugs. size 7hx9
IT. Regularly $6.95. CO OQ
Special, each. ....... ~O
loo yards Wool Fiber Stair
Runner. Regularly 5sc. 2Oc
Special. square yard. Nv
-lS Felt Base Rug Squares.
size ST. sxs II. Regularly Sl.95
3 Chinese Rugs. size 9x12 It.
Regularly 100000
and s25o.oo' Sl7S.OO
CnOlC0
3 Wool Fiber Rugs. size 9xl2
It. Regularly $12.95 and
$9.95. Special, GH OQ
each ...............
3 Administer Rugs. size 6Ax12
IT. Regularly $4,000. coz M
Special. each. ~~
SO Rag Rugs. size 25x50
inches. Regularly $1.2S. TO
Special. each ..........
Kann'S+Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Neckwear

Seconds cf Fine Crepe de
Chine Scarfs in beautiful color
ings. If ue~fect would
sell for $2.95 to $3.50. CT 81
Remnants Of Neckwear. con-
sisting of linen. lace, and or.
CANDY collar and cuff sets and
a few vestees. sec to Q7c
100 values. Choice.
-ShawlS in the plain colors OF
red, orchid and black. slightly
unused from display. co -
Were $685.. Choice ~O'O
II Embroidered Shawl. maize
color. Was $500. C1S OG
now .....-......
Small lot Of Pleatings and
Ba ndings In white and colors
and in lengths of 1A yards
few longer lengths C7~
also. Choice. length. at sS
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Last Tpo Days See
SUE HASTINGS MARIONETTES

Three Shoes DaIy-AH This Week II An, PM, 4:3O Pm.
The each will be Rabbit
q musical numbers.
performance The Puppet Folles"
and musical numbers. In TOyand-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Ribbons

--Readymade Carriers of silk
garter tubing. Pretty bright
colors. Regularly sec. IIo
Specially priced, a pair. C
"A table Of Ribbon Remnants
In various widths and lengths.
Light and dark colors. Regu-
larly l5c to 39c. Special, H.
yard ................
Kann'seStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
ChinaWare

is Amber Table Sets. pieces
to a set--bOwl and 4 candle
sticks. Regularly $1.39. QQc
Special, set.
--11O pieces of Imported Glass
ware in assorted colors. Vases,
perfume bottles, candlesticks,
candy jars, etc. Regu- SOc
larly $1.00. Choice. 80. NV
-4s Jardinieres in assorted
sizes, glazed finish with green
and other color combinations.
Spec Special 49c to $l.19
-7.piece Brown and White
Casserole Sets, each consisting
of ! covered casserole and six
custard cups. Special, QOo
SET
-23 Flemish Stone jugs,
1'quart size. Special, O7c
eacn
SO Umbrella Stands, glazed
finish, assorted colors.
Regularly $3.50. Spe-. CT OQ
cial, each ........... %As~o
-35 Stone Crooks, 5.gallon size.
Specially priced, each R3c
at ...............
so Stone Crooks, 6-gallon sire.
Priced specially. each O2o
at ...............
-16 Dinner Sets, in Blue
Dragon pattern. 42 pieces to a
s set; set Specially pc priced $7.98
40 Decorated China Cake and
Berry Sets. z pieces to a set.
Regularly $1.69. Spe- CT ~
cia1, a set. ~AsOO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Handbags. Sl.M

Odd Bags, including leather.
beaded, silk and various other
kinds in black and colors. All
worth much more than the price
asked Friday.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Lingerie
White Gowns,

--36 Extra Size White Gowns.
trimmed with lace OF
embroidery. s1.90 $l.40
value. for. ..........
70 Kickernick Combfnettes Of
shadow stripe batiste, barred
nainsook and dimity; flesh,
peach or white. sl.95 $40
values. Choice. .....
SO Brown Sateen Costume
Slips-plain or striped--made
with camisole tops.
$l.95 to $2.95 values. C1 2S
ChOlCe .............
g Two-piece Pongee Pajamas
in tailored or en-
broidered styles. $6.75 CT OK
values. for ..........
so Envelope Chemise of crepe
de chine or radiun. Lace trim
med and tailored
styles. $495 values, CO OK
for
-21 Radionette Costume Slips,
in silver, tan and
black. S4,95 value. CO OK
Tor .-..--..
SO Porto Rican Costume Slips
for small women. GI 40
$1.a5 values. for. SO.
-9S F'!anncletto Gowns, in slip
over style. with round necks.
Plain white or striped. -Oc
CSC value. for. ...
100 Bath Robes Of imported
wool and cotton mixed blanket
cloth, or in Indian
patterns. $500 value. 1895
Tor ..............
Kann'sSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04

-Cretonne Pillows, in attrac.
tive patterns and good ROo
size. Special, each. 80. wv
Odd lot Of Stamped Pieces of
both cotton and linen and in
cluding such articles as hand
kerchiefs, napkins, GEN.
terpieces, scarfs, etc. tn.
Choice AOO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Blankets

-75c Crib Blankets, in nursery
designs, many different pat
terms, in pink and blue. SQo
Special, each. ........... WV
Mattress Protectors, made of
white muslin. with cotton fill
ing, zig-zag stitching, all per'
feet, in three different sizes.
36x76 in. Reg. $3.50 for $1.59.
42x76 in. Reg. $2.85 for $1.95.
54x76 in. Reg. $3.50 for $2.45.
$500 Part-wool jacquard
Blankets, tan ground, with
rose, blue and tan designs: size
eexs4 in. Special S2.45
-1S-in. Outing Flannel, white,
pink, and blue. in plain colors;
2 s7,in; xn,S wide Special l2Ac
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
DOmestics

-Bleached Sheets, 81x90 in. be-
fore hemming. all @7 On
perfect. Each. %AsOO
Double bed Satin finished
Spreads. with scallops and cut
corners, and throw to match.
Regularly Reg $3.50 To $500
--225 yards Of Sea Island Tn
bleached Cotton in rem. ~
nant lengths. A yard. AOC
80 yards Of ~ Bleached
Sheeting, cut from the full
piece. Regularly soc. 2Oo
Friday, a yard. d.......... O|N
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
Umbrellas

100 Women's Colored Gloria
Umbrellas. All perfect and good
quality with pretty amberlite
handles, tips and ferrules. Navy,
red, green, purple
and brown. Special. @3 20
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-11-04
IOc Handkerchiefs. &c

1880 Women's Novelty Print
ed Cotton Handkerchiefs. unusu-
ally low priced for Friday.
kann's-Street Floor.