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The Washington times., 1926-09-11

Wilma Banky, beautiful and
exotic Hungarian actress who
came to America a few years
ago ana has since appeared to
fine advantage with Ronald Col.
man in ..The Dark Angel" ard
other films. as wei as with
Valentino in his last picture, The
Eagle is once again seen as his
leading lady In The Son Of the
Sheik. She is Yasmin, the tur-
tured dancing girl OF the desert
whose heart calls to the stern Son
of the Sheik.
Montague Love. himself q star
in pictures, plays the chief vii
lain's role, and he is said to be
so bearded and begrimed thai ad-
mirers viii hardly recognize ,1I4ll.
In his robber band there Is one
chesty soul to whom a turban is
new thing. This famed beauty
is none other than Bull Montana.
Agnes Ayres, who was finally
the wife of the Sheik when Vdien
tino played that dashing lover
several years ago, returns to the
screen as a courtesy to her friend
and out OF gratitude to B picture
which meant so much TO her sue.
cess. In "The Son Of the Sheik'
Miss Ayres Is the wife of the
sheik who thinks Of the early
days as the Son, Ahmed, lives the
passions Of the desert.
George Fawcett, veteran at
father roles in q hundred nolcd
films. is the renegade Frencnman
whose indomitable win causes so
many pangs to his beautiful
daughter, Yasmin. Others w..o
support are the bald-headed By
nunsky Hyman. smiling Erwin
Connolly and Charles Requa. TIE
significant role OF S'rir. w.lich
win be remembered by many Of
the thousands OF readers of Mrs.
HuIl's novel. Is played by William
Donovan.
Karl Dane, the famous slim"
OF ssThe Big Parade, has one Of
the leading supporting roles in
the cast Of .'The Son OF the
Sheik," for Il is he who plays
The Washington times., 1926-09-11
THE PLAY CALENDAR

sTRAND-vaudeviIIe and films.
GAYETY-BurleBQue.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PALACE-Vincent Lopeg and~ band I:
RubinOff, yiOIiniat; Norma shearer
In ssyVaning Sex
COLUDTBTA--RudOlp Valentino On
ssgOn OF the Slleik1
RHALTO-Frnmcia Bushman IN The
Marriage Ciaukeni Fur Fashion Re-
METROPOLITAN = Corrinne Griffith.
''Int0 Her Kingdom; McGulgan.
ViOlininste.
COMING SEPTEMBER 10
NATIONAL-Four Marx Brothers n
"The Coconnte', Monday.
KETTH's sessue Hayakawa, film star,
headIlning.
EARLE-Vaudevil1e and Marie PRe-
vost IN film, almost q Lady.
STRAND - vaudeville and Buster
KeatOn I'm film, Battling Butler z
GAYETY-MOIlle williams Show.
MUTUATsssStep Lively GiFfg.1
WARDMAN--Emli JanmlmeB In 1Ue-
ceptfOm. Otis Skinner I'm sKismet.s 4,
METROP0LITAN--D BarthelmeHs
In aAn Amateur Gentleman.
COLMBIA-Ldliiam Gish y B0s
RiALTO BIgeer Than Barnun'S'' :
stage features.
The Washington times., 1926-09-11

TO-DAY
NATTONAL-NatlO ~ Players in
Dancing MOthersD. matinee and
night
BELASCO--Fann Brice IN . new
play, Fanny. matinee and night.
KEITH's-Ethel Barrymore; others.
EARLE-Royce and Maye Revues 9TH
ers and films.
STRAND-VaudeyiII ana films.
GEYETY-.Waterme elOns". all coIOred
burlesque.
MUTUAIl--''HolIywood Scandals" bur-
PisAsEACE-TOm Meishan IN .'Tin
CoTSTGMSBIA Gloria swanson IN crime
METROPOLITAN-AEiIt siIls in .'AKen
Of SteeP'; male chorus.
RIALTO-LIOneR Barrymore I'm "The
BeIIss'; stage features.
WARDMAN--''Th Cabinet Of DR..
Caligari."
Next WEEK
NATIONAI-NatiOna Players IN ~
Keys 70 BaIdpate", Monday.
BELAsCO Able's Irish Rose. SUM
KETTHs Trinl. Spanish prima donnaI
others.
EARLE-Jerry's Baby Grands, tab
revue; others and films.
The Washington times., 1926-09-11

Ramadan, the giant friend Of
Ahmed and protector Of Yasmin.
The Washington times., 1926-09-11
SWanee-C Chevy Chase

Formal Opening Of the SWanee
han room for the fall and winter
season win take place on next
Monday evening. while Swanee-in-
the-Air win close on Sunday night.
The Swanee Syncopators WIN be
augmented by three pieces for the
winter season, thus bringing their
strength up to nine. Director Al
Earnons win continue in charge.
Chevy Chase Lake closes for
fhs season on Saturday evening.
September IL. Both Tomm y
Thompson ard Ben Levine have
scored wen as the leaders OF the
two-star Meyer Davis bands that
have been featured.
The Washington times., 1926-09-11
FiddIin' Colleen
Graces Met
Stage

Interest win center among
Washington music lovers In
the first local appearances Of
Madeleine McGuigan at Gran.
daII's Metropolitan Theater
next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. MCGuiga1
was the prodigy Of the violin
In her Irish home and the
the greatest part Of her studies
was made at the Royal Irish
Academy Of Music at Dublin,
where she took first hOnors,
winning the Dublin gold medal.
Her outstanding work IN the
gold medal competition attract
ed the attention Of WiIhemj,
eminent violin virtuOsO and
pedag0gue. with the result that
she soon became his pupil.
Later she completed her tut.
ti0n under the master Jene
Hubay I'm Budapest. She brings
with her a talent that Is vastly
ingratiating.
The Washington times., 1926-09-11

THAT'S
Ann Vesey's
role
in the
tabloid nnelo,
In the Dark, .
on the
EarIe's vaude-
Vile bill
opening
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1926-09-11

week ana Ii weeks % COnae
program costing thousands Of
dollars 10 offer announcement ~
made BY the management that
there viii Be absolutely no In
crease III admission prices at any
performance beyond the regular
Loewss Palace admission scale
which has been in effect kor
The Washington times., 1926-09-11
BEST CAST EVER IN
RUDY'S LAST

One of the outstanding in hstoryand certainly
that supported Rudolph
m Valentines greatest picture The Son of the She
which Loews Columbia tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Corsets and Girdles

40 Corsets and Girdles of
pink brocade coutil, with two
sets Of hose supporters. H. &
w. and Redfern in
cluded. Reg. $500 S2.05
and $500. Now. -. w
SO Corsets and Girdles of
pink and peach brocade coutil.
Included are Binner. H. & W.
and Redfern. $500 @9 OK
to $500 values at. ~O
"a Corsets and Girdles of
pink and peach brocade coutil.
Madame Lyra, Stylish Stout
and H. & w. brands are includ-
ed. Reg. $500 to Cd OK
$500. Now. ........ "
is La Premiere Girdles of
pink brocade coutil. Side hook
and boned over the diaphragm;
wide elastic at top and two sets
Of hose supporters. CQ OF
$500 value at. ...... ~O'~c
is Kann's Special Girdles of
heavy pink coutil with elastic
at top. Two sets Of hose sup
porters. Regularly CT en-
$3.50. Special. %. %A'cV
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Hosiery

-275 prs. Children's Socks and
Women's Ribbed Hose. Perfect
and seconds of former 35c to
soc qualities. Broken
colors and sizes. Choice, To-
-125 prs. Women's Imported
Novelty Lisle Hose, full fash
toned. Broken styles, colors
and sizes. Formerly S7OO
$500. Choice, pair. ~A'OO
900 prs. Women's Chiffon and
Thread Silk Hose. Full.fash-
toned. Mercerized Isle tops.
Good colors, includ-
ing white. Special. $7.35
pdlI
500 Women's Silk and Rayon
Hose. seconds Of $1.00 qualities.
Seamless soles, seam up the
back. Mercerized cotton EOc
tops. A pair. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

SO Hotakold Vacuum Bottles
in quart size, with black enamel
corrugated cases. and pickel
shoulder and cup. Guaranteed
to keep liquids hot ri OK
or cold. Each. -.
Universal jug. gallon size,
and regularly $3.50. CO OF
Special at ......... ~
$50 Women's Handbags in
pouch and fiat shapes. Some Of
genuine feathers, regularly
S1.95. Others of Kera-
toll in black and colors. QSr
Choice
Kann 's-Street Floor.
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Housewares

-(23) 10.quart Galvanized
Water Pals. Specially Ole
priced at. ..............
IA large size Corrugated
White Enameled Gar 100
bage Cans. Special, each
-t9 4-foot 'steplad- S1O0
ders. Special, each.
-1S Blue Enameled CQc
Drip Pans. Special. each
is Excel Electric Cookers
size for family of 8. S4.98
Each ............ ~
III Nursery Refrigerators.
white enameled, ia
panned finish. Fri I'D 80
day, each. ..........
SO Sanitas Table Covers. As
inch size. Very specially 2Qc
priced at...............
-23 Metal Ice Tea. CQc
Trays. Special. each...
20 String Mops with 2Sc
Handles. Friday. each.
10 Mahogany-f1nished ROc
Serving Trays. Friday.
a Napanee Kitchen Cabinets,
finished in gray enamel. Reg.
s72 value. Special SSQ 00
-t9) 3-burner White House Gas
Cook Stoves. ReSu-
larly $4,000. Spe- Go or
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Shoes


A miscellaneous assortment
Of stamped pieces, such as 5-pc.
Luncheon Sets, 3-pc. Buffet Sets.
1s.in. Centerpieces. Napkins.
Towels, etc. 39c to 79c To-
values. Choice. .......
Odd lot Of Royal Society En-
broidery Cotton, including rope
India and six-strand. Regular
~ 4sc a dozen. Special, To-
a dozen ...............
Kann' Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Knit Underwear

--Children's Cotton Ribbed
Knitted Waist Suits-drop
seats sleeveless and
knee length styles. A co.
suit wv
200 Women's lightweight
Cotton Ribbed Vests in bodice
and built-up shoulder o.
styles. Each. ........... SoC
It's Women's Glove Silk
Vests and Step.ins. Soiled and
mussed. Broken colors and
sizes. Formerly $1.65 CT M
and $1.95. Choice. %A'OO
Kann's-StreetF Floor.
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Neckwear

-Single.piece Neckwear, slight
ly mussed from handling. Some
taken from regular stock
others left from recent Ozo
sales. Choice. Ss~
Cream Net TUNES, trimmed
with Val and Point Venice
laces. Some with circular
skirts. and your choice Of round
and V neck lines.
Regularly 1896. spe- r. OK
cial, each. .......... ~O'>O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Lingerie

80 Apron F'rocks bf ging-
hams. prints and novelty ma
terials, smartly trimmed with
contrasting materials. @7 40
Regularly $1.95. Now W
80 Bloomers of white satin
and radium. Lace trimmed OF
tailored ia IH Regularly 1926
80 Extra Size Boomers of
nainsook. Filet and Val lace
trimmed. In white and flesh.
Regularly s1,25 and $l.OO
$1.49. Now. ........
40 broken lots of Extra Size
Gowns, Of muslin, nainsook and
crepe. In tailored and lace or
embroidery :y ot trimmed I.n5ms $1.49
so Extra Size Chemise of
nainsook and dimity. Lace and
embroidery trimmed.
Regularly $1.95. Spe- &1 40
cial ..............
so Tub Silk Boomers, in
flesh, peach, black and brown.
Regularly $1.s5. spe- S1.30
cially priced at. -.
-4S Costume Slips of rayola, in
black and navy. Finished with
three narrow ruff1es Of self ma
terial. r c gularly At OK
$295. Special. ......
rs Kickernick Combinettes OF
nainsook, barred yoiles and
novelty materials. Broken lots.
White and colors.
-s1,s5 value. spe- Sl.40
cial, now ..........
-$295 value. Spe- CT or
cial, now .........
AZ Costume Slips of fancy
figured rayon alpaca, finished
with three narrow
ruffles. Regular $2.95 &7 OF
value. Now. ........
so Kimonos of brocaded ray
ons and figured jacquards.
Tailored and lace-trimmed mod
els. Formerly s5.s5 S4.05
and 1915. Now. -. ~Ho
-4S Costume Slips Of English
Broadcloth, in gray, brown,
peach and green.
Formerly $1.95. Spe- CT 20
cial
40 Costume Slips Of flesh
color sateen. with hip hens.
Regularly $1.95. Spe- CT 20
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
BV1 Many ,' srss t'; '' %s " sale; D1S
Mattresses. Etc.

u Capitol Brand All Layer
F Q t Mattresses.
Regularly SIS. GO OF
Special. each. ....... 49,
IS Foldaway Cots and Mat
t ire IS SEES BEG Regularly al 1895
3 Mahogany or White En-
amel Cribs. Drop
ST: :ias :: ,d Regularly $14.98
so Pillows. Regularly 9Qc
sec. Special, each.
-3 Day Beds.
5 Rssg,1r'y s.,t sls.'s. $12.95
8 HANDSOME Beds. Floor
samples. Regular
y 1896. Special $1,000
8 Cotton Mattresses, all sizes
Regularly $10.9S. &7 OQ
Now only. ..........
10 Layer Felt Mattresses, all
sizes. Regularly Clio QQ
1893. Special at ~I
kann's+Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Atwood Bathing
Suits. $l.89 Ea.

California style suits in plain
colors and attractive combina-
tons. Buff, orange, black
jockey and purple.
Fancy Rubber Caps. 20c
very low priced. Each at wv
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12

36.inch White Longcloth, Of
nice quality with a soft finish.
Regularly Use. Special, 71c
ward ..............
36-inch White Nainsook, Of
fine quality with soft finish for
lingerie. In ten-yard G7 20
pieces. Special, a pc. %A
-36-inch Plain White Wolfe. OF
nice quality, with a soft finish.
Very closely woven. C1c
Special. a yard ..
street Floor.
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Notions

200 Household Aprons-some
Of rubber, others of fancy Gre
tonnes with rubberized
backs. Regularly CSC A.
NIlOlCS
100 Sanitary Aprons of white
and flesh color rubber. IT,
EacR ..............
200 Sanitary Belts, Of flesh
color elastic. Regularly IT,
Csc. Each. NV
Odds and ends of Bias Seam
Tape-in white and colors. 60
Choice. a piece. ~
100 pairs Sew-on Hose Sup
porters of suspender web. GO
Regularly 10c. Special pair ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

- odd lot Of Children'S Sweat
eIS in slip-over style.
Regularly 1895. Spe- &7 OK
Cial. each. ........-
Children's Khaki Knockers
with band at waist and cuff al
knee. Sizes S. to IA. Ais"
Khaki Middies in S1 0O
sizes to 10. Choice. ~ INV"
50 Children's Hats of straw
ana silk and fancy braids. $685.
|" s4.'5 va lues, $1.OO
Choice ......
kann Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Toilet Goods

wooden Back Mirrors, In
assorted styles. Spe- 90
cial to close. each. -. NV
-Narcisse Toilet Water
or Perfume. Special, a 90
DOCtl0
An assortment Of Imitation
Ivory on Amber Toilet Articles
in engraved patterns. Combs,
Puff Boxes. Hair Receivers, etc.
Were ~sa,,. S1'oo and more 40c
CnOlc0
"A collection of Toilet Goods
such as talcum powders, toilet
waters. etc. Were Csc IT,
and soc. Choice. ...... AsC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
Linens

-72. inch Basco Linenized Table
Damask, Of good heavy weight
and sturdy wearing quality,
which will not lint after
laundering. Special, per zoo
yard
Turkish Bath Towels. size
22x44, Of good heavyweight.
double-thread, and very absorb
ent. Plain white or with
colored border. Special, 97c
Turkish Bath Towels, size
1Sx36, Of good heavy weight
end splendid wearing quality.
Plain white or with col 90
ored border. Special, ca.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
SiverWare

% pes. of Silver-plated Ware.
such as fruit bowls. sandwich
trays, ron trays, nut bowls, etc.
slightly i'm re rfect. S1.60
Choice at. ..........
.-pcarl-handled Serving Pieces,
sterling silver mounted. In the
lot are berry spoons, cold meat
forks, tomato servers. gravy
ladies', pie servers, etc. QQc
Choice ..........
Sterling Silver Individual
salt and Pepper Shak- CSc
ers. Each, special at.
nn'S-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-12
HOmefttings

-150 yds. Drapery Velour
Remnants, in various lengths
and colors. $3.50 to
$500 values. Special 98c
a yard. ................
Our entire stock of Screen
Doors, in four popular sizes.
Formerly $500 to dC M
$500. Friday, each. %A'OO
80 Hardwood Extension Win
dow Screens, size 24x33 inches.
Specially priced Friday, 4Oc
each .............
$3.50 Indian Head Mattress
Covers, made of Indian Head
Unbleached Muslin, complete
with ties, for for full tn $l.99
200 Cretonne Pillows. in
square shape. Regular 69c to
CSC grades. Specially 2Oc
priced Friday, each. -.
80 Genuine Red Cedar Chests.
A and 48 inches long. Various
styles. $500 and
$4,000 g r a d g S. $76.33
Each ............
100 High-grade Window or
Door Awnings, In various
striped effects and various
sizes. Reg. $1.95 to S7 90
$2.95 grades. Each.
-25 prs. High-grade, Double,
faced Velour Portieres. II
inches wide. Various duplex
colorings. $16.95 SRA
grades. Per pair. ~
$50 Attractive Rayon Panel
Curtains, finished with fringe
bottom, regulation length and
width. $500 value. S1.60
Our entire stock Couch Ham
mocks. formerly $24.95 to $44.9S:
Reduced Friday in special
Lot No. 1, $24.e5 to s27.95
grades. Special $500
Lot No. 2, s2s.e5 to s44.9s
grades. Special $1,000
Friday ...........
Kann'SThird Floor.
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ChinaWare

(2) 1OO-pc, Porcelain Dinner
Sets, decorated with red poppy
design. Service for IL people.
Reg. s22.ss value. $l9.98
Special, set .......
-(2) 1o0-pc. Porcelain Dinner
Sets. very attractively deco
rated. Service for IL people.
Regularly s24.ss. 1898
Special, set 80.
-(D Apo. Porcelain Cottage
Set, decorated with pink rose
and blue border. Service for =
people: Reg. s11.ss. $7.08
Special at...........
10y 32-pc. Imported Porcelain
Cottage Sets, with brown, red
and blue border designs. Regu'
larly 1896. Specially 1898
priced at.
Light Cut Water Pitchers,
with floral designs. 3-pint size.
Regularly CSC. Special, zoe
eaCn '..'.'
Ice Tea Slippers. in assorted
colors. Regularly 6Oc
per dozen. Special per 39c
dozen ............
Decorated English Teapots.
Regular 7sc value spe- 69c
cially priced, each. 800.
Flemish Jugs, In z and pint
sizes. Regularly 29c and CSc
39c. Specially priced, ca.
is prs. Mahogany-fin1shed
Candlesticks. Very spe- 7Qc
cially priced at, per pair
90 s:sallon Stone ACC
Crooks. Each ..........
500 White Bouillon Cups
slightly imperfect. Spe-
cially priced for Friday. 7Oc
b Tor ........'. .
White Meat Dishes, snght
seconds, sizes 8, 10 and Toe
p inches. Special, each
100 White Plates, slight sec
onds, 5.inch size. Very Toe
specially priced at. for
100 6-inch White Plates.
slight seconds. Specially Oc
priced at a for
100 White Plates, 8-inch size.
Slight seconds. Specially 7Oc
priced at ..........2 for
so After-Dinner Cups and
Saucers. offered specially Toe
on Friday at. ......6 for
800 White Tea Cups and
Saucers. seconds. Very 7Qc
specially priced. Each.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Candy

Peanut Brittle. put UP in one
pound boxes. Special, a 1Qc
box ...............
Toy Coal Holds. filed with
Salt Water Kisses. CQc
EaCh ............
"A new Puzzle for the children
-"Ole Thousand Face" a box
filed with chocolate and cream
minis. in the shape Of AOc
puzzles. Special, a box.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

900 Women's Wee Hem
Linen Handkerchief, in pretty
light pastel colors. Spe- To
cial, each ..............
800 Linen and Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, soiled and mussed.
Perfect and second qualities.
Novelty effects-prints and cor
ner embroidery. Csc 7C1/c
qualities. Choice. %. ~
Kann'-Street Floor.
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Floor Coverings

3 Anglo-Persian Rugs. DIS
continue pat
terms. Regularly GOO M
$135.0O. Now.....
3 Administer Rugs, size 9Xl2.
Regularly $685. 5000
Special at. .......
IS Felt Base Rugs. size ex9.
Regularly $50. Spe- G1 0R
cial, each.
g Administer Rugs.
Regularly S 8. Z s. I'D Ok
Now, each. ........
70 yds. Grass Hall and Stair
Runners. Regularly 39c 7Oc
and ACC. Now. per yard l.
--150 yds. Inlaid Linoleum
Remnants. Regularly $1.59
and s1.95. Special, per 6Qc
SO. yd.
10 Odd Size Felt %7O5
Base Squares. Now ~
8 Felt B a Sc
Squares, size 9x9. Cd S0
Now
SOU, size : '1': $1.O0
Now ...............
A Felt Base Squares, CT G0
size 5X9. Now. 800.
Il F e ] t 3 a
Square, size 9X15. or 00
Now ...............
Perfect Quality Felt Base
Floor Covering. Remnants up
to 10 so. yds. Regularly 49c
and SOC. Special, per Toe
so. yd
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Ribbons

Satin Ribbon Garter Elastic.
plain or lace trimmed and your
choice of pretty colors.
Formerly 39c to soc. o.
Special, a length. ...... SC~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Toys
2 Skipper Coasters.

3 Skipper Coasters. CD OF
Regularly 1925. Now p~'~o
10 Rover Pedal Cars, made
very strong; ivory and red fin
ished mudguards and
bell bell: Reg $685. 1913
IS Pioneer Hand Cars in red,
with disc wheels. %7 *
Regularly $9.95. Now ~s'
-3 Blue Doll Car
r. e ,d Regularly $5.95
Il Child's Chair. in ivory.
Regularly Reg S. 8 0. $6.95
Il Child's Chair in cream.
Regularly Reg . 3. 1896
. Child's Rockers, in white.
Regularly Reg, $50 s. $2.49
Kann'S-FOUrth Floor.
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Wash BlOuses
.SI.95 to S2.95 Values
69c
--Voiles, Batiste and Broad
cloth BlOuseS in slip-over and
tuck-in styles. Some all white,
others trimmed with colored
embroidery. All with lonS
sleeves. Broken sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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DOnestics

--42x36 inch Bleached
PilloWcases. All perfect. TO-
EdCn
-Bleached Sheets, in sizes
63x90, 63x99 and 81x90 inches:
All free from filing. @1 ~
Choice Of any size..
Kann's-Street Floor.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-05-01
language
Louise AhrenS

l once had a birthday party. It was at two o'clock in the after noon at our house We had cake, cccoa, candy, and sandwiches.
 After we had eaten we went out on the porch and played games.
 Tine children I invited were Mariane, Nerna, Frank, Leonard, Buddle, Margaret. Marie, Helen. and Freddie. We played house. Mariaue Was the mother and Frank was the father. All the rest were children.
 The mother and father made us do lot of work.
 It was a happy birthday party. told the children to come again. They said they would be glad to come again.
 The Wind And The Sun
 Verna Wills
 The wind and the sun once got into a quarrel as to which
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about neglected" stated Frank \. Manley, we'll known big oper at0r of the Interior who Dasse thru Seward the fOrepart of the week en route to his ground on Willow Creek, Iditarod district. The trouble with mining in Alaska today is that it has been retarded, and will continue to be held back, until the law has been changed permitting associations to stake
 No one now can hardly afford to grubstake anyone for one cannot stake a sufficient amount of ground to justify the expense and the chances one takes. In other words, take a cheap or low grade creek; if you wanted to secure ample ground for operating on any kind of a large scale you would have to stay on the creek for a year before enough ground is procur-
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Language Frank Wills

Yesterday when going to by getting by Mr. O'NeIs l a a traveller WI The boastful go
 This going to Dan ing try it first He began Creek lie had nearly black stockings He he blue OveraS and OXfordS blew the closer He had black shirt khaki would draw together He lie he lAd to inches When this walk
 ed he swinging from Then the another lie looked like i he worked in a because looked his 0rlghty dirty from cllms This is first he only his thin He has dark Iar lie hot Is dark He didn't have he flung off under mustdche. shady place
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A Christmas Wish Margaret Ahrens

One Christmas I awoke. I put on my magic ring and wish ed 1 had a boy baby. Then I had a boy baby.
 showed mamma my baby. Mamma said, That baby looks like Freddie"
 l said, Look how cute he iS."
 The baby had on pretty cap with ribbons hanging down. He had on some pretty stock ing>. He bad some pretty rosy checks. He was about thirty inches high.
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ALASKA MINING LAWS
 IN NEED O!H REFORM
 ASSERTS r. MANLEY
 We AlasKans should demand a reform in our mining laws that will encourage the develop ment of large areas of fairly rich placer ground that are lying
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ed to make it worth while to go ahead with it, and cheap ground seems to be all that is left. As an example, take the ground 1 now possess in the Iditarod. It cost me over $3,OOO to stake about 100 claims. Hundreds of creeks ard gulches that ought to be worked profitable under the association law, now are produc- ing nothing.'
 Last season MT. Manley con- structed an eight and one half mile ditch in order to get a prop CT head of water for this seasons hydraulic operations which will be carried on with the aid of a huge drag line outfit. Last season he employed about 30 men but he said about 12 would be all employed this year.
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