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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
Our Guarantee

TEA ROOMS:
5000 18th You SITS. NV.
You will remember the Spinning Wheel
SOUVENIRS, TOKENS AND TOYS:
THE HE, NATIONAL, TOKEN SHOP.
l217 Pennsylvania Ave. NV
BEAUTY SHOPS:
ALICE OF PARIS BEAUTY SHOP.
Il Rue Du Cardinal LeMoine. Paris.
A SGe Tpench g SH wy 9oS
EbSA m at9 s beatty sM s saof NsEth 02o
700 18th St. NV.
LE T9So a 3 SHOP doe ROsner'.
Ali phases OF beauty culture. Specialists in
Dqqf fss 51,s eoFFEX BEAUTY SHOP.
All work done by experts. Phone Franklin
ARGoNNE BEAUTY SALON
sa 5s' c SHRSi h' ROAD NV. Apt No 100.
Permanent Hair Waving. MaTceiling and
Massas Pa0G cumn 1880 and
MI FJ1s NAB y; BEATTY p sHoP.
sh MiyS ! sfoN NJ Jones
MaRe Of TSHh and rsnFs
1924. $50 am. to pm.
THE VANITY SHOP;
Bro Branch paDq tits S'Gfls St. 'g NV Raano
HAIR SHOPPE:
LILIIAs HAIR SHOPPE,
2S17 14th st. NV.
Instruction center for Eugeneol method
BARBER SHOP:
rg gfds,J MI I9fS II J BARBER SHOPS.
For men and women.
MEMS OUTFITTERS:
"f fss5 St. NV.
House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
Mems Stysts since 1880.
AUTO ACCESSORIES:
MODEL TIRE & BATTERY SHOP, INC.
1917 Nichols Ave. Sc.
AUTO REPAIRING:
HARRY $. AUBINOE.
Repairing Of automobile bodies doors fen
dors radiators. gas tanks. lamps mufflers
l" Rear ca n iYss nth St. NV.
Seven years at one place
AUTO SERVICE:
BILLY COLES AUTO SERVICE,
General Auto Repairing and Towing
QUALITY MOTOR SERVICE.
Absolute reliability is an essential require
ment of our work.
AUTO SUPPLY:
sfs ss5 i7th st. NV 4 X AUTO s'ffiA'
+.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY
3279-3281 M St NV.
John N. Smithdeal
AUTO TOP WORKS.:
Dupont AUTO WORKS
Established 1907. Auto painting. Body
and fender repairing.
BATTERY SERVICE:
THE WOLCOTT COMPANY.
1889 p St. NV.
Your battery deserves our service"
NORTHEAST BATTERY SHOP,
1000 18th ST. NE.
Automotive, electric and radio service
FOURTEENTH STREET BATTERY SER
i74O 14th St NV
For prompt and courteous service see us.
willard battery.
PERRY s. MARTIN,
1926 Nichols Ave s. E., Congress Hts D. C.
Authorized Ford Service Station GOODYEAR
Tires and Tubes. Genuine Ford Parts
Gas, Oil and Accessories. Phone Lincoln
BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL
SERVICE:
LEE BATTERY & ELECTRICAL SERVICE,
John p. Lee, Jr.. Automobile Electrician
1903 Georgia Ave.
All Makes of Batteries. Generators and
Ignition Systems Serviced by Experts.
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sfI GIiTi%sS ( FF mrIAN 1ilns s"S0l'"'
Complete service Gas. oil. tires ana sc-
FLINT AND STAR SERVICE:
JULES II. IBARRA,
Prices right Work right
GARAGES:
BA AIR TITS GARAGE.
CARLTON GARAGE.
11O8l4 Vermont Ave. NV
c.oss i il. R G%RAG M,
200 Rhode Island Ave NE.
1 taFbsr 1s ssE g. { rlortd. Ave. NV.
I R1E ~ G a1Est ;fEFi''
w ai;i itaSsd r AK tie GARAGE.
40O-car capacity. Heated
GARAGE REPAIRS:
THE THE OWL GARAGE REPAIR COMPANY.
twenty four-hour service
GLASS SHOP:
WEST WEST ENP GLASS SHOP
All kinds of auto glass.
HUDSON-ESSEX SPECIALIST:
SAUNDERS MOTOR COMPANY.
sales. service and auto repairs
RADIATOR, FENDER AND BODY
ACME RADIATOR AND FENDER WORKS.
Record work our specialty.
AUTHORIZED HUDSON AND ESSEN
SERVICE STATION AND STUDE-
BAKER SPECIALIST:
USI0N AZ, AyTQ 1a sERyICE w COMPANY.
Thomas G. Absher.
TIRES:
PESNSYLyANIA AVENUE AUTO SUPPLY
Pho Phone Pe ninS6in $3.50 ave ; E.
KAY STREET TIRE SHOP.
Free Free road d. service.
WELDING:
THE 16i6 n at n 6 COLEMAN y WELDING SHOP
Practical welding.
AMMENDALE MD.
TEA ROOM AND LODGING:
OAK AK E W1sSiE t5enB ht kgP T Pfs
R., Twelve miles from Washington.
BETHESDA. MD.
TEA ROOM:
EDGEMOORE TEA ROOM.
D ap GpsS ~ Ms
EVANSVILLE. MD.
CAFE:
TAYLOR's CAFE.
One price to all
DRUG STORE:
DNDROW'S DRpG STORE.
Next to Post Office and Just as reliable.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
RESTAURANT AND LUNCH:
ROCKVILLE RESTAURANT AND ITNCH
249 Montgomery Ave
Lunch. IL 80 to 1 80 Steam Table Ser.
vice. Breakfast and Dinner Also Served
MT VERNON. VA.
CAFE:
MT. VERNON TAVERN
blocks this side of Mt Vernon entrance
Virginia chicken dinners
QUANTICO. VA.
CHEVROLET SPECIALIST:
CLINE MOTOR COMPANY.
Triangle
Chevrolet service station
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
TEA ROOM:
THE BLUE MOON.
On Lee Highway
Ice cream. Soft drinks. Light lunches
SERVICE STATION:
FALLS CHURCH FILLING STATION
On Lee Highway.
Most beautiful service station in America
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70 CALIFORNIA
TEXAS MEXICO
Via New Orleans

The Washington-Sunset Route follows
the path of the Sun Tourist sleeping cars
from Washington to California daily,
without change. 1t is the economical and
comfortable way to travel. Write for
illustrated booklet "B' and fares
G.. Y. Mozart, Passenger Agent
WASHINGTON-SUNSET ROUTE,
1910 H ST.. n w Washington. d {
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Additional Judge Favored.

The Bacon bill to provide for an adj
ditional Federal judge for the eastern
New York district was approved by
the House judiciary committee yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL
SERVICE:

LEE BATTERY & ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
John p. Lee, Jr. Automobile Electrician
4203 Georgia Ave.
All Makes of Batteries. Generators and
Ignition Systems Servieed by Experts
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ton to mapping out a program for
establishing stronger control over
medicinal whisky. He is particularly
anxious that Congress approve his bill
to set up a corporation for the manu-
facture of this stock.
Il haven't got time to think OF
resigning," he said 'and / am not
thinking about it with these PROPOSE.
tions still in the air. / have got to
get medicinal liquor on sound basis,
and l think the only way out is to
establish the corporation I have pro
rAoSaH -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

Steady Withdrawals and inability 20
collect outstanding loans was given
as the cause.
A State bank examiner has been
summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
Determined on Measures.

The prohibition chief is so determin
ed to obtain these two pieces of legisla-
tion-the reorganization and medicinal
whisky bills-that it is believed by
some Government officers he may
retire if they are not enacted.
The reorganization bill has been
passed by the House, while the House
ways and means committee now is
considering the medicinal whisky
measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27

WASHINGTON. d. C.
SIGHTSEEING:
THE CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY.
Sight seeing Riverside Drive. Motor Coaches
lie luxe. South of Treasury
HOTELS: Under the Management of
MddduD. Marshall Moss d Mallory.
Inc.
Ideal for motorists. Special rates.
ARLINGTON HOTEL a. xw
THE HEr3 cahR6 81 ao = { 8 i''n ''s'' N'"
c6Hf, S 81 & lf HoT r nv"
r. GprR W.R iPts sSf N SITS NV
10th St. at M St.
HOTELS:
DRIsCoIL HoTEL'
A hIgh:class hotel. Private garage,
"i i6th and Il SIS NV.
NV FPse7 W1S SttfotioP Hd f tourists
o 6st T. &. s. Capitol and Grounds
CAFES:
PARKER HOUSE CAFE.
Noted Note f for i Reasonable prices Cleanliness
QUALITY EHrf l0 CAFE.
487 a ATs made TO feel at home
CAFETERIAs:
1913 XeE York Ave. through to 1880
MRsES Ef e., r. s. < b Rfd
breakfast: L@ncheon. Special dinners
1915 st. NV
MI fpe TEnS S1Sss G GaPfEF
s sH44rT & y te N W Qhio'
r& FIX Es4 SS% SSr fEArs sn Sa!s'''''
rWee r rse GSpplly the very best
i4th st. NV between H and 1 ste.
Only the best home cooked food served
CAFETERIA AND TEA ROOM:
THE LOTOs LANTERN TEA HOUSE.
~ 17th St. N.Y. N.Y., T td hone Franklin 574o
COFFEE SHOP:
CANDLESTICK COFFEE SHOP.
Excellent food with service.
CONFECTIONERS:
$500 CONNECTICUT Ave.
THE Fg' cREoI 1 sHoP 'A,l' A-,1 'le' O''s.
Jacobs Candies and -McCormiclt's Creole
Pralines Complete Line of Kodaks and
CONFECTIONERY, TEA ROOM AND
RESTAURANT:
cq 9sSs z i me- Nc
Wonderful lunches. De luxe service.
INN:
BEACON INN MRS. r.. q. Collier. Owner),
Calvert st. between 18th and 10th.
Food and service unsurpassed. Parking on
three streets.
LUNCHEONETTE
PICKWICK ARMS.
Connecticut Ave. & X st.
Open till midnight.
ALL NIGHT LUNCH ROOM;
MONTERREY LUNCH.
All 18th st. NV.
Open all night
REAL HOME COOKING:
THE FOOD SHOP,
1920 l4th st. NV.
Prepare box lunches for the tourist.
RESTAURANTS:
RESTAURANT MADRILLON,
1904 G St. NV.
Restaurant and night club
HOTEL PLAZA CAFE,
Corner st and D SITS. NE.
Food and service best-Prove IL by test.
SEARS CAFETERIA,
At entrance to Washington, d. c., 18th &
HI SITS. NE.
Comfort station.
VILLA ROMA-Dream of Washington.
On Lincoln Highway.
Five miles from District Line.
CHINESE-AMER1CAN RESTAURANT:
THE MANDARINE &C. F. Parks, Mgr.) Il
514 "a 9th St. NV.
The best of meals at all hours
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Ribbons

Remnants Of Plain and Fancy
Ribbons, In many widths and
lengths; a large assortment to
select from; regularly 15c
to Csc. Special, Friday, To-
yarQ
Plain Metal Ribbon, In a good
width for dress trimming; in sill.
Yer only; regularly Csc. TO-
Special, yard ............ AN
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Underwear

-150 WOmen's Athletic Union
Suits bodice style. buttonless,
wide knees; broken sizes:
white and flesh; reg. $3.50. 7Eo
-27 Women's Rayon Brassieres,
peach, coral and flesh; 9S~
69c. Each. OOC
SO Women's Silk-a n dragon
Boomers, elastic at knees and
waist; ruff1e trimmed; broken sizes
and colors; slightly @1 40
soiled; reg. $3.50. Each %
-65 Children's Rayon Vests,
Bloomers and Slips. flesh color, in
broken sizes: reg. $1.Oo 7Oc
and $1.25. Each. .......
Al Children's Pajama Checked
Union Suits. open and bloomer
knees; slightly soiled; in broken
sizes; reg. 39c.. to SOC. CSc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Luggage
1896 to $ll.05
Kann's-Street Floor.

-5 Travelling Bags, .sewed in
frame with kit bag lining; 3-piece
effect; 1S-inch size; reg % OE
ularly $685. Special. ~Os~c
a American Legion Cases, Gov.
cred with hard fiber; has inside
tray; 20-in. size; regu- OK Or
larly $8.95. Special. ;. %O'~c
a ROyalrObe Trunks, massive,
round edge, beautifully lined; reg.
ularly $500. Spe- @QQ 90
cial, Friday, at. ..... %oO'OO
--12 Kiddy Hat Boxes, round in
shape, with blue covering. OQc
Special at ................ NV
Kann's-Third Floor.
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-18 Children'S RayOn Vests, in
maize and peach, lace trimmed.
Sizes to 8 years. Regu- 2O~
larly sec. Special Friday, ~
liz RayOn Bl0Orners, lace trim
med, in maize only. Sizes to IL
years. Regularly CSC to EO~
SIPS. Special Friday. o~N
-Children's Muslin Drawer
Waists, in sizes to IA years.
Regularly 39c. special 90
FRIDAY
Wool Stockings, in size 4 only.
Regularly soc. Specially CO~
priced for Friday at...... ~
-Children's Silk Stockings, in
pink. blue and white. Reg.
ularly S5c. Special Friday, co.
pair o|Ni
kann'S-SecOnd Floor.
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Lingerie .

-7 kickernick a,iOOmers, of cot
ton crepe; slightly soiled; regu-
larly $I.O0. SPECIAL, Fri. kOr
day .................. $500.
-5 Pajamas, Of crepe de chine,
tailored styles; regular o. OG
ly $13.75. Special at. %O'>O
IS dance Bi0Omers, of voile, ruff
fed and lace trimmed;
regularly $2.95. Spe- CT OF
cial at ............... ~N~O
- knitted Wool bed SacqueS,
slightly soiled; regu-
larry $AS5 to $3.50. @1 Or
Special at ............ %G>O
liz kickernick COmbinettes, of
novelty cottons; slightly soiled;
regularly $1.4Y. Special, RO~
Friday at ................
--25 Apron Fr0cks, of gingham
and prints; regularly @1 M
$l.95. Special at 500. ~AO"
SO KimOn0s, Of plain and fig-
ured voiles, novelty rayon fab.
RIGS, plain crepes and striped ma.
terials; regularly $2.95 @7 n0
to $4.95. Special at. ~O
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Powder Compacts, your choice
of an assortment OF discontinued
numbers and close-outs. Both
single and double sizes.
Values, $1.00 to $3.50. 7Oc
Your choice. ce..............
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

Stamped Spreads, Of unbleached
muslin. double-bed siz' in two
easy designs. Regularly Q0~
$1.0o. Special at. ......... wv
Fringe to trim the above
spreads specially priced at, ROr
piece ...............
Stamped Pieces, a clearance of
lunch sets, scarfs, centers. card
covers, linen towels. women's and
children's dresses, gowns, aprons,
etc. Regularly $1.00 to SO~
$1.9S. Choice.
Yarn, left over from a recent
sale, mostly Shetland floss and
light weight yarns in odd colors.
Regularly 12hc. Special, a o.
1-ounce ball. ...............
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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p Pairs All.wool Blankets. grey
with blue border, sateen bound.
Size 7OxS2. Regularly @7 20
$1,000. Special at..... ~
-48 Cotton Blankets tan and
grey with colored bolVers. Size
70xS0. Regularly $500. &C 90
Special Friday, pair. %'O
-18 Part-wool Blankets, Pair in
One" quality, good colors, revers.
ible colors. Size 66xS0.
Regularly $500. Spe- % or
cial, each. ............. ~
-1O Part.wOOl White Blankets,
size 70xS0, with colored borders.
Regularly $5.95. Spe- @9 OE
cial Friday, pair. ...... wO
--75 Sample and SOiled Blankets,
part-wool and all-wool qualities,
in single and double bed sizes.
Regularly $500 to $500. Now
1896 to $ll.05
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DOmestics

SO COlored Striped Spreads, rose
stripes on cream ground. Regu-
saaS larly sl'S'' e'ial' $l.OO
eaCh
go Bleached Sheets, size s1x90
in. Regularly $1.25. Spe. O0c
cial Friday, each. ....... wv
SO Bleached Sheets, 63x90-in.
size. Regularly $1.19. OOc
Special Friday. each. ..... Nv
.-10O Heavy Sheets, good sturdy
quality. Size 81x99.
Regularly Reg sl's5' spe- $I.OO
go Unbleached PillOwcases, ex.
cellent quality. Size 36x36. Reg
ularly Csc. Special Fri. 7Cilc
day, each. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Neckwear

Lace NeckWeAr, ins shapes to
Mt almost any neckline, in cream
ana ecru. hteX. 0Sc. CO~
SuOtC0s s.ss .sssss.ss =.
--25 Net and Lace Tunics, in cream
or ecru, that were reg. @C 10
1896 and $5.95. Choice %&s
---ViOiets are again popular, and
we are showing small punches,
plain and with, rose in cen GOo
ter. Special at. OON
hann'S-Street Floor,
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Handkerchiefs

900 WOmen's All.linen, Cotton
and Silk Novelty handkerchief;
slightly mussed; perfects and sec.
onds; regularly 15c to
esch esei Special Friday l2Hc
kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

Pure Linen Table Sets, cloth
size 56x70 and six napkins to
match; with colored @C 20
border. Friday. .... %@'O~
-5-piece Pure Linen Bridge Sets,
a nice quality crash linen with
colored stripe border. QOo
Special, a set ........... O|S
odd lot Pure Linen and Lace
trimmed Doilies, in oval and OBJ.
long shapes in different sizes;
regularly 25c and 35c. 7Ec
Special. Friday, each. -. c
-"Run.of.the-Milr' Lot Oblong
and Square Cloths, pure linen
with fancy borders; regularly
$1.00 and $1.25. Special 7S~
Friday. each ............. ~
Turkish Bath H0Wels, a good
weight and doupi in plain
zn,': .ias .sa.o' ss e''s3l 25c
Kann's4
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Rugs

leo yards Felt.Dase Remnants,
3 yards wide; regularly %.
sec. Special. square yard. SOC
-lO kelt.base hugs, size 41sx9:
regularly $4.46. Spe. @C 90
cial, each ............ %&' ~
rs yards Hall and Stair Limo
leum Runners; regularly 1Sc
75c. Special, yard. ...... 0C
-4 Chenille Rugs, size 9x12; reg.
uia, ularly y. $500 spe' $50.95
II Bagdad Rug, size 9x12: regu-
larly $1,000. Special. @EO M
Friday at .......... ~O~eOV
- Worsted Wilton Rugs, size
8Ax10h; regula coo Or
$135.00. Special at. %~s~O
- Administer Rugs, size 9x12;
reg ularly $47.50. &9S M
Gs Katonah Velvet Rugs. size Ok
u; regularly $685. $l9.95
SO yards Paratex Hall and Stair
Runner; regul rly 79c. SE~
Ws Kayan Worsted wilton. Rugs;
size sxs: Regularly $500
$59.75. at ........... W
II Empress Wilton Rug, size
sxs; regularly $500. $69.05
Special at ..........
Kann's-Third Floor.
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BeelsI'lis!g

--3 Army Cots, In sizSy2{6.s Reg.
ularly $500. Sp8ciaEsUl. SO
Friday at. ....... u. -. W ~
-3 Coll Bed Springs Ia size AS.
Regularly x22.0o. @1A or
Special Fridayyatsss. - = "
IL Davenport Mattress, floor
sample, size 40. sSpes GeQ, OK
cial Friday. ..........
IL Paris Brand Mattress, single
size. Regularly $50. @7O OK
Special Friday at. %
II IvOry-finish Metal Bed, slight
ly soiled, size 40. Regularly
$40. Specially priced GID 00
Friday at...........
-4 Metal Beds, wood finish. in
full size. Floor SAM @O o.
pies. Special at. ...... ~
II Sliding Couch, with pad.
Floor sample. Spe- Ola OK
CldA at. ..'s'''
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Corsets, Etc.

- College Girl Girdles, side
hook, OF pink-figured coutil, with
two sets Of hose sup. w1 40
porters; reg. $2.95. At %A>
- Side.h0Ok Girdles, of pink-f1g-
ured broche; regularly @C OS
$500. Special at 80. %~O
Kann's-Second Floor.
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WOmen's Belts
30c Ea.

About ESQ Belts, Of black and
white kid, tan leather and few
of patent leather; SOC to $1.00
values.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Notions

Sanitary Aprons, OF pure gum.
Regularly Csc. Special TT
Friday at.
Stocking Darners, with bands
which hold the stocking
tight. Regularly 15c. Spe- 60
C1al ............s..
-Kleinert's Garment Shields, q
Cancelled number. Sizes 3, 4 and
S. These are seconds OF To-
soc grade. Special at..... ~
-2.inch Satin-covered Elastic
Girdles, with two pairs Of garters
attached. Regularly $1.00. EOr
Special at.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Furniture

3 Fibre Rockers. Reg.
ularly $3.50. Friday GO OS
- Windsor Chairs, finished in
mahogany. Regularly 90 40
1895. Special at. ..... %A'O~
--10 Kitchen Chairs, finished in
grey and white. Regu- @C 20
larly $4.95. Choice. -. ~Ae~
- Fibre Chairs. r e g ul arly
$6.75. Specially priced &Q Or
Friday at............. ~O>O
lie Unfinished Kitchen Chairs.
Regularly $1.19. Special TO-
at
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-09-01

Hosiery,


--46 pairs Women's All Pure Silk
Hose, full fashioned, novelty
Prism heels, in white and colors;
some two-toned with colored heels;
broken sizes; reg. $3.50 OF TO
and $500. Pair. 80.
loo pairs Children's s4.Iength
Hose, with fancy turn-down cuffs;
In broken sizes; reg. soc. CEn
falr ................
les pairs Women's Pure Silk
Chiffon Hose, full fashioned, with
4-inch welt; broken sizes and
colors: regularly $1.45. OGo
OH s.....
"a pairs WOmen's Chiffon Silk
Hose, full fashioned, with 4.inch
welt, white. gun metal, skin,
grain and Moonlight, with con.
trasting colored heels and soles;
in broken sizes; regularly QOo
$1.15 to $1.65. Pair. 80. o~C
kann's-Street Floor.
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HOmefffiiigs

liz Glider Hammocks. Regu.
larly $24.5o to $3.50. Ola SO
Special Friday. 49,. ~
Il Table Lot Lace Curtains,
salesman's samples and some in
full length. Regularly 4sc CQr
to CSC. Special, strip. So.
rs Cretonne Bar Harb0r Cush-
ions, consisting Of cushion and
back complete. Regu- &770
larly $500. Set.
so Rayon Damask Pillows. as
sorted colors. Regularly zO~
$1.00 to $1.50. Special, ca,
IL Table Lot Drapery Damask,
so inches wide. Reg. 08c
$1.69 .................
II Table Lot Sample Lengths
Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics.
Regularly $3.50 to $500. Each
70c and 90c
IL Table Lot Rayon Drapery
Materials, assorted colors.
Regularly 75c. Special, !, SQc
yard ..................
II Table Lot Remnants Curtain
and DR. apery Materials. H.
Regularly 29c to sec. Yard nv
IL Table Lot Drapery Velour,
remnant lengths. Reg @1 0Q
ularly $2.98 to $6.9S. Yd. %
-28 LANE" Cedar Chests, good
large size. Regularly @CC 00
$3.50. Special, each. ~O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-09-01

Metal Ball Buttons, nickel and
gilt, in four sizes, to be used on
Fall dresses. One dozen O.
on q card. A card. ........ -
Kann'SStreet Floor.
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L.aces

Handmade. Chinese Filet and
Crochet Pic0ts:
10 yards OF Filet. Regu-
larly 10c yard. 10 yards QS~
for ..................
10 yards of Croc het.
Regularly SC yard. 10 kSC
yards for .................
Kann'-Street FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-09-01
Dresses

-35 Sport Flannel Dresses. in
light colors. Straightline models
with short sleeves. Sizes IA. IL
and 1s. Regularly s4.7S A. 08
and $500. Choice.
Miss Junior Fr0cks, Of fig.
ured dimity, cotton prints and
voiles. One-piece styles daintily
trimmed. Short sleeved. Sizes Is,
Is and II. Regularly &1 90
$2.95. Choice. ....... ~~
Printed Organdy Dresses. with
large collars-short sleeves and
sleeveless. Sizes IA
to %. Regularly $500. @7 IN
CuOlCe
Kann's-SecondF Floor.
Evening star., 1927-09-01

Strongly m a d e
and nicely vanished
In natural color.
Size 42x42, and each
complete with can
vas floor and play
beads.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-09-01

Desirable models for now,
and early Fall. A good
range of sizes from which
10 select.
, 1927-07-15

rect existing Implications Of num-
bers, all owners Of Automobiles and
Motor Trucks. are requested, in &C
cordance with Section 81 of the
Police Regulation for st. Lroix, to
bring their Vehicles to the respec-
tive Police fices in which they
are registered, (C|hristiansted or
Frederiksted) when paying the Tax
now due for the second Half-year
of 1927.
Office of the Director of Police,
Frederik8ted, st, Croix, Y. l.. U. S.,
July /, 1927.
F. COULTER,
Director of Police.
, 1927-07-15
Z ubLiCatiOn,

IT is hereby made known, that the
Z House and Land Taxes for the
year 1926 for town and country
properties, which became due for
payment on May 1, 1927, will he
received at the Branch of the Ma
tiJnaI Bank of the Danish West
Indies in Christiansted for the town
ana country districts of Christian
sted and at the Frederiksted Branch
for the town and country districts
OF trederiksted.
At the expiration of the month
OF August, the lists Of taxes in
arrears will be forwarded to The
Sheriff for necessary legal action in
enforcing collection.
Government of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States.
st. CroiX, July l, 1927.
g. P. SHAMER.
DeSpatchjng Secretary.
, 1927-07-15
OF CEMENT.

CEALED BIDS will be received in
~ the Department Of Finance, Ad-
m|inistration Building, Saint Tho
mas, Virgin Islands up to eleven
q. M, WEDNESDAY JULY 20,
1927, at which hour bids will be
publicly opened, for five hundred
(5Q0) standard barrels Of PORT
LAND CEMENT. Bids received
after that hour will not be con-
sidered.
This cement is located in the Pub
lie Works otOrerOOms at property
Ne. rs kr0nprilsensgada and Quar-
ter, Saint Thomas, and may be seen
by prospective bidders daily be-
tween the hours OF one to five pm
Sundays and holidays excepted.
Bids may be submitted on The
entire lot OF five hundred 600 bar
rels or in lots Of ten (1O barrels or
multiples thereof.
The cement is not guaranteed and
viii be sold where is and as is.
Bids must be accompanied by q
certified check, money order or cur
rency for one-ffth of the total
amount OF the bid. Deposits will
be promptly returned to the unsuc-
cessful bidders.
Envelopes containing bids should
be addressed to The Department
OF Finance, Administration Build
ing, Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands,
and plainly marked SEALED BID
FOR CLMENT'.
Purchasers of the cement will be
required to remove the same from
the Public Works S|torero0ms. WITH
OUT COST TO THE GOVERNMENT,
as soon as possible after AWARDS
are made, and not later than July
27, 1927.
The Government reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Government Of The Virgin Islands,
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands,
July Z, 1921.
3. H. VAN PATTEN,
Government Secretary.
Get Your Raincoat
, 1927-07-15
Think THIS OVER.

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