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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01

ready for the first outbreak q
hostilities in the feud torn town.
Public gatherings are forbidden
the town waits hopefully for an
answer from John +. Lewis to the
appeal of Mayor William II. Gil.
lespie that the mine union presi-
dent come here to bring peace to
the warning factions. Four men
have been killed in the bitter fac
tional strife. a fifth badly wounded.
and long list Of boYnbings have
resulted.
Some felt that Rinaldo Cappepni,
district president OF the unionist, -
a marked man. His friends fear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01

90U,UUU FFIZ6 announcement
You will find the great prize announcement of
the Laundryowners National Association in
March issues of:
Better a Gardens
Good housekeeping Ladies'
liberty WOman's Home Companion
Saturday Evening ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
Coolidge Asks Increase
In Cotton Worm Fund

Reports of the spread OF the pink
boIl worm of cotton in Texas have
caused President Coolidge to ask
that $3.50, 900 be provided irnmedi-
ately by Congress for the Depart.
ment of Agriculture's campaign
against it.
He previously had requested $780,.
900 for immediate use. The recon-
mendation calls for total appro..
priation Of $400, 900. the balance to
be available next year. n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01

know that the most OF it is bought
by mothers for themselves and the
children, though Syrup Pepsin IS
just as valuable for elderly people.
All drug stores have the generous
bottles.
We would be glad to have You
prove at our expense how much DIR.
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin can mean
to you and yours. Just write
Syrup Pepsin,'' Monticello. Illinois,
and we will send you prepaid a
FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
MARYlAND

clothes materials against hard sur
faces of washboards and the like,
she is simply wearing out the
clothes to get rid of the dirt.
How much more saving of
clothes to have Manhattan do her
washing for her! Here the.
Net" takes the wear, the clothes.
get the wash. The laundry is.
called for and delivered promptly
by courteous drivers. The pieces
come home sweet and clean. Cost
reasonable; results sure.
Try Manhattan for a month.
Among the IL Manhattan services
is certainly one fitting your need.
For instance, one Of the good all
ironed family services described
below.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
Wonderful All>Ironed Services

ron
;messh
as pakage surpid
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
Tax Deduction Denied
For. Aiding Ball Team

Chipping in to help support the
home baseball team is not an ordi-
nary business expense, the Board of
Tax Appeals decided yesterday.
The National Yarn Mills, of Selma,
N. c., which contributed $1,000 to
the towns team in 1921, was de-
MED a deduction of that sum for
income tax purposes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
FEUD FEAR
GRIPS Town
BY international News Service
WILKEs.BARRE, Pa, March

WILKEs-BARRE, Pa, March i.
Vengeance.
One short word held the embattled
mining community of Pittston in 4
grip OF fear today. Authorities were
openly apprehensive for the SAFETY
of officials OF the United Mine
Workers of America, fearing that
friends of Alex Campbell and Peter
Saudargas, slain insurgent union.
lists, may seek the lives of union
administration officers.
Pittston was virtually under mar
tial law while authorities stood
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
VISCOUNT CECIL ILL

5 LONDON, March 1.-Viscount Cecil
of Chelwood. who last year resigned
from the British cabinet following
the dispute over disarmament, is i'll.
His Illness was characterized as a
slight indisposition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01

that attempts VIII be made on Nh
life by radical element among
the miners. Cappclirli, himself.
however, refuses to leave the strife.
torn area.
my place IL here, ne said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-01
Keyserling Must Be
Wise and Dry Too
By International News Service

LOS ANGELES, Mar. Count Hermann keyserlng, the
German travel philosopher will have to lean heavily on MS
nhosophy when he Los Angeles to lecture soon
Evening star., 1928-04-26
DOnlcStics

lilo Fine Quality Bleaehed
Sheets, sizes 63x9o and 6SN99
inches. Slightly irregular.
Sizes before hemming zoe
loo Cases. 45x36 inches. Sec
onds Of the CSC quality.
hleached. with wide hens. Sc
SIS Rayon and Satin-finiShed
BOLSTER Throws, good co!ors,
scalloped finish. $i.oo Roe
value. Each ..,.....
SIS Yards CohasSet Tubing 20
inches wide. Regularly QQc
soc. FRIDAY, yard ...
Use Yards 3S-inch Unhleached
Muslin. remnant lengths. I0c
"A NATG FssAt SO
y~n-~sr CT ~oaf EFirnF
Evening star., 1928-04-26
NeckWear

iNNAN =" NoA
&c CoIIars---four of real Chinese
filet. and 2 Of pink georgette,
soiled. Also 5 Short Scarts. Eno
Regularly $l.00 Choice. oOC
Il Large Cream Lace Bertha
Collars ca 4. Were s2-''' $l.5O
ms rs
Odds and Ends of Fancy Neck
wear~sets, collars and IT.
few ties. Choice. ..... A'C
As Scarfs. OF crepe de chine
finished with fringe GI 00
Each. as is ......... Law
IS Sample Imported 0verbI0HSes
of SILK and velvet. CT o.
$1,000 value. Each PT' /c
--3 Sample Imported Flannel
OverhIouseS for sports
wear. $3.50 value. CD o.
Each ..,..........
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Lingerie


SO piecAr Underwear Silk
Chemise, Pong,H> Step-ins and
ABC silk Slips, Broken sizes and
colors. $l.49 to Sl.95 QOc
values Choice ,.. OcC
---25 -Knickernick make OF
heavy crepe de chine. White,
pink and peach; slightly soiled,
Broken sizes. $6,75 S1 OK
values. Each ........ w
Is Rayon Petticoats. with seal
loped hens and elastic at waist.
Good colors. Regularly GI n0
St.9S. Each. ....+.... " u >" -
loo Athletic Suits Of dimity
and novelty materials in white
flesh and peach. Broken
sizes. Regularly si00, -0C
Kanr Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Blankets

-s "Kenwood" AnWool B1an-
kets, single and double
bed size. Slightly GO o.
soiied. Each, ....
I'll Heavy Cotton Blankets.
Regularly $500. White, gray,
and tan, with colored CD 10
borders. A pair ..
--Isa Yards Remnants of French
Dress Flannel useful lengths IN
good coiors 81 inches wide.
Regularly slss. Friday, 75c
YARD ...,
Kann s--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
eann Street Floor.
Ribbons

Wide Ribbons. i'll plain and
fancy weaves for sashes. shoul-
der bows. scarfs. hats. etc.
Regularly 29c TO 4oc. IOo
ara ..,..t...,ss s.....*.s,
Remnants of Lingerie Ribbons.
in plain and two-tone effects.
Regularly l0c and l5c. 90
Yard " cN
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Hosiery

--i22 prs. All-Silk Chiffon Hose.
Full fashioned. Broken SiaeS.
Sl65 and Si.95 quail cI ~
ties. Pair. r.....,... A'VV
As prs. HoIyoke silk Hose
heavy service and chiffon weights.
Full fashioned. Broken
sizes, $So0 quality. CI o.
EoAk ..*......-..,.
--9S prs. Children'S sS-lensth
Seeks, Phoenix and other makes.
Broken sizes. soc and 7sc grades.
3 Prs. $I.00
---i02 prs. Cotton Hose--Burson
make. Regular and extra sizes.
Discontinued colors. soc o.
quality. Pair. r......... ~ot
--4 prs. Opera length Hose
black only. HEAVY service
weight $500 quality. Gl M
40 prs. Misses Long Sport Hose.
Phoenix make. in broken 10
sizes, 7sc quality. Pair f1N
Ksnns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
.Icwelrv

---5nc Ia si.N0 Novelty IeNclrN,
imported and domestic grades
necklaces, pendants, etc, CQc
Choice ,,.............,s
- Rhinestone Rags, &I n0
Reg, St.95. Each. u
IS Genuine Ivory Necklaces.
s0-inch length. $500 and $500
values. Choice
u Price
10 Imported Pendan ntS.
Brooches and Hat Ornaments.
Reg. $3.50 to S2,0o values. Zoe
1FnNlCF ....s.=s.
Kann 'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
l.inin" Remnants

tennsnt Lengths nf satinox
silk and cotton m,,Iis ard
I'eFca mes. In blark and -nlnrs
and lef1rfhs from =. to 4 wards
80 inches vide. ForrnerIv 7sc
10 %oc grades. Friday. ~
kann's-Strect Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
White Ravon Goods

A 36-inch width. IN a good
quality. with a high luster finish;
regularly Soc. Friday, a CSc
yafa .,.,..r...... 49,
Kann S~-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Price
Wool Goods

Remnant lengths of wool ana
wool and cotton dress goods, m
Guiding suitines and coatlnss, IN
black and colors, a. tC 81 incn
widths and to 3ia yard
lengths. Were Sl2a @1 00
"a si.os. Yard .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Beds. Etc.

II Metal Bed. full
$ / Z e. Regularly cTOn-
--3 Metal Beds, full and single
slzes. Taes Regularly $40. g. On
Each ............. P0'sbO
- Coil Springs. full and single
sizes. Regularly $40. cT1O-
II Metal Cot. Regu-
larly $500 Special c1C ~
at ............... S4.Z0
Sealy Box Springs. single
sq1 1oe n r..R Regularly so SO
-. 'o0 Each ... D%~'0V
II Four Poster Wood Bed. f,,ll
SIZE. Regularly s27.00. o1O
Now ........ @lO
II Laver- Felt Mattress. f1u sire
Now n uiariy SEAS. Sl3.05
Il Double Day Red. with ere
,9nne cover Floor San,nIa
ulariy s45.o0. COO
Now .... SDZ.OU
i Double Dav Bed. with cye.
tonne cover and pad. Floor sam
s,so. : Regularly S10O=
SlhaS Nnw - 1I1.1O
Eot'nn Mattresses. FIN anS
fa.sle ,.r,.. IS s'zr~. Regu- C. IN
Kann's-Tl1ird Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Home Fittings

--3 Couch Hammocks. canvas
backs. $3.50 grade. G6 o.
EACH ...........+..
IS Glider Hammocks, slightly
d m aged. $3.50 GIn On
grades. Each. 49,. " AO'OO
--65 Saiesmen's Sample Lengths
of Rayon, Cretonne and Damasks.
to 2 yard lengths. sl39 60c
to S393 grades. Each. j.. ""
--59 bolts Crash Cretonnes. 80
in wide. SOC grades. 90
Yard 0N
10 Madras Curtain Strips. reg
ulation sill length. sl00 1Qc
grade. Each .............
800 YdS. Cretonnes. the JOc
19c grade. Special. yard wv
$50 yds. Rayon Drapery Ma
teriais. Striped patterns. To-
39c grades Yard .....
--I50 Knock down Screen
Frsmes-the sliding kind Size
2ox33 in. 49c gra d e. %
Each ................
Ia Screen Doors. slightly dam
aged. Assorted sizes
of the sl98 to s349 cI OO
grades. Each .... Law
III Screen Doors. slightly dam
aged. Assorted d sizes of the
s398 to s6-98 grades. % 00
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26

Ill Wom~r's Rayon Step -inS.
with elastic waist. Brck-
en- sizes. $3.50 grade. -0c
Eacn -+.---.e...
--2l Wonen's Rayan Gowns. n
broken sizes and roll
ors. s2.95 quality. a1 90
Earf ...........-...
--Children's Waist Suits. Of pa
lama CHECK. Broken sizes.
soc and sac grades. 90
A&f0s[E .
is Women's Union SuitS-Srit-
ted cottoa ribbed. Sizes - and
~ only. soc grade %
Eacn ...-...-.
Kann Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Art Goods

lie Fancy Bondoir Pillows.
slightly soiled Regu- CT M
larry $3.50. Each. !. 1A'VV
Ia Hand embroidered Lace
Eases. In square and 0h!onr
shapes. Regularly Si.59. En.
EsACn
lis Stamped Dining Room Sets.
consisting Of square cover. four
napkins and S-piece buffet
set. Regularly soc. 90
A7SS
49, Fancy Imported Trays
round and oblong shares.
Regularly S3.as. CT M
Eacn .......
Evening star., 1928-04-26
kAIln S-~-SStreet FtSlT.
Handkerclliefs


500 Women's Linen initiated
Handkerchiefs, white centers with
hens and initials. in pastel ~
eolors regularly i0c. Each ~
--i25 Nomen'S Linen Handker-
chiefs. seconds of Csc
quality; the majority IClhc
white. Choice ~ I% /@C
Kann's--Street Floor.
Leather Goods
las Handbags, OF leather and
leatherette. Pouch and strap
back styles. In assorted coiors.
Regularly $i.0o and $3.50. hQc
Each ....,..4......t
10 Leather Travelling Rolls for
men. Fully fitted.
Resularly $1,000, $500
Each .........,...t.
so Pairs Military Brushes. IN
leatherette eases Regu- To-
larly Sl00, Pair. ........ ~
Kann s~~Street Floor.
Housewares
- Rebuilt Hoover Vacuum
Cleaners. Guaran-
.esd ..,s e. RE- Rssolar< S24.5O
--A Rebuilt Hoover Vacuum
Cleaners. Guaran-
sst. ,ssa, Reg. 'a'.o0 s29.75
Eacn s.+.t..tta*..
~ An-Pcrceiain Refrigerator.
50-lh. ice capacity
Regularly sssS sil'Oo S99.5O
~-l Detroit Jewel Gas Range.
with oven heat con-
troll. Regularly GE- =n
$1,000. Now .... P'b
- ExeelI Electric
Cook ers. Regularly GC 90
SS1G. Each ........ @~-' ~
--S Two quart Pitchers, of tttple-
coated white porcelain. g.
Reg sl.2a, Special at VN
- Bread BoNes. OF extra heavy
iapanned ware. Floor
Sa mples. Regularly GC 10
SA.99. Each ..... @~'
--s Tea Kettles. Of white n1rce-
lain. Regularly $24e. GI -
- n E4aE
Each ....*t. .s,....,. "
-~~S Household Scales. white
enameied Weigh from ounce
To - pounds, Regu- GI ~
larry 81 SO. Each 49,. Vt h'""
Kann s. Third Floor.
C.hinawarc. Etc.
--is Blue Glass Water Pitchers,
tankard shape; regular 90
ly oBc. Each .........
--~S sets Green Glass SALAD
Plates: six plates TO set, o.
81 Imported China Dinner Set.
~ pieces; regularly 800 08
$40. Oh, for .,...
---t Dinner Set. Of Is pieces, reg
ularly $a74a. and dinner set, 40
pieces. reg u larly Sl6.0R
S27.9s Choice H., y"
- Imported blue I.uster Tea
and Toast Set, 20
pieces; regularly $sss, - 02
for ...,..,.t......
Ia piece Chocolate Sets. rcgu-
larry slo,as' spe~ Sl1.98
cinl. set ..+,.t,.s
Kann's~~Third Floor
Floor Coverings
~~a G;old Seal Congoleum Rugs,
nxla~tt. size, In discontinued pat
tefnsi Regularly Ssh o.
sioTs, Eaoh $50. To' -
---fs0 Yards Genuine lnlald
Ilneleus'., Regularly $50
$a,a0. Square yard w
- Marie Antolnettc Rugs, size
! axlo 4. Regularly SR. .O5
STATS Each ,...,, #s
- Marie Antolnette Rugs, size
4,4sf'a q Reaolar'y $l.05
aaAa. Each .t,,..t.
- Marie Anteinet,e Rugs. sisc
eSa n, lsesu'arlS S5.05
2AaA Each tst,e.t
~-2 neltax NnveltN stripe Grass
Rugs, Sizes 0xla and aNin IT,
Reeularly sle'ao and SIO.75
SlRan Choice go.
.~~A Crex Herringhnne Rugs,
sizes nxla and RNi0 II, Regns
larry $iH,an an d @Q a.
StaS0 Choice .,. Wus ~
49, Seamless Administer Rugs,
siae aNla n, Regu- GCTS0
larlv saA, Each a.. W~ s.V
-r-a Alarie AntOinette Rugs. slsc
AteN7h 1t, Regularly - a.
saa5. Each ,.,.... To' Vb
~ss Oval Grass Rugs. siaea nxia
and aNlo q, Regn' @l1TS
Evening star., 1928-04-26

500 Women's Linen initiated
Handkerchiefs, white centers with
hens and initials. in pastel ~
eolors. regularly i0c. Each
---i25 Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs. seconds of Csc
quality; the majority 1Cinc
white. Choice ... A~ ~
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Dresses

Dresses
Two Beige Ensembles. georgette
crepe. full length coats. SO and
20 slzes' formerly S17.O0
S3S 90. Now ,.....
One Dinner Dress. Of embroid-
cred chiffon. size
40. formerly s39.75, GIO 0O
One Dinner Dress. OF shaded
brown georgette. long sleeves;
Size 3d. formerly S1O.75
$3975. for ,.4.... @~
Two Afternoon Dresses. Of en-
broidered georgette, one blue, one
rose beige sizes 36 and 80,
formerly ss5.oo' $1,000
toF .....-*........
so Jersey Sports FrockS. In tan,
orchid, and green Sizes Is and
IS only. Were $40. $500
--43 Tweed and silk Dresses. l6
to 80 inch sizes.
Regularly $500 to $40. CO 90
Friday. each .. @1' ~
Kann Second Floor.
& Fox Scarfs
Red Fox Scarfs which is tdyeti
kit fox. Formerly
s25 to $40. Friday, CID 90
FAEn ..#t+t+es es4....
iAil sales finan
Kann Second Floor.
Circulating Library
Books
loo Books Of fiction. detective
stories. and mystery o.
stories. Each .......,..,. sS
Kann 's~~Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Children's : Wear

Children : W ear
rs Dresses. Of printed tliD silk
and plain Colored crepe de chine.
Sizes TO u. Former 80 Or
~ S49a Each ....... II
81 Dresses, oi printed tub silk.
Broken styles. colors
and sizes, Were s3,9a. SI 03
Each ..,.+,.......
Novelty Sweaters, in jacquard
patterns ?, ds Re sularly S1.0O
odd Lot of Play broad
cloths. chamhrays. and ging-
hams. Regularly sl69 to 70
Sl9S Choice .........
--Sateen EiOOmers - blue and
black. in sises 10 To IA years.
Regularly slo0 and $50. o.
Choice ......,-...+...
Kann's-second Floor.
Suits. BIOuscs. Etc.
III Tailored Suits. formerly SIS
To S2S. navy coats with plaid
skirts. black and white checks,
light and dark gray. tan and
green tweed, Sizes IA to 90. and
~ In the assortment. cE
Cholce ........-. -...,....a.
~~s2.9S and S7.9s Wool knickerS.
Regular and extra
s,ss'. dse .,rs I, only Fri Sl.40
- Gold Metallic Blouse,
size 40. Was ST.o5, cC a.
Tor ......
- Metallic BrOcade BiOuSes,
size 80 Regularly GE nn
St2.95. Friday for. 'Rp'UO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26

Hand tied Chinese FiIet Searfs,
for home decoration. in The fol-
lowing sizes. quantities and prices:
Twenty TIVE NJ: 3 s6-ir: ms searis' SOC
-Thirty-five 45-in.
Scarfs: regularly Csc. -Ec
EsdTH
Twenty seven 54-in
Sea sesrfs; regularly 'i-2'. 89c
EsaCn
Remnants of Black Chantilly
Laces. at one-half price: Ia and
81 inch fiounces. and 36-inch all
overs: we're $3.50 to s4 yard
Friday
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Umbrellas

--3 Silk Umbrellas. 10 ribs: green
only: one has pin
mole in gore: formerly c1 10
S3.95. Each .. ~ 100
- silk Umbrellas. with novelty
borders; l6-rib style. in green
purple, navy and red: n0 no
formerly s5o5 Each p%s1O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Notions

--GirdleS sateen back ana
front. Flesh color only. Two
pairs garters. Sizes 26 to C0c
az. Choice -....,.......
- Utility Rubber
Coats-regularly S2.9S. 1I 10
facn ss...., =.
100 Paners English Gold Eye
Needles. in sizes to 10. &c
Regularly loc. Paper. ..
SANITARY BELTS. Aprons and
Raby Pants. Slightly ~oiled.
Were csc and soc, 10c
Choice .....s,.. t..sftt
--lOO Household Aprons OF rlln~
ber. Plain and fancy styles
Regularly soc and 75c. 9Qc
NsTf0iTe = 2
Z for SI.00
Bias Ray0n Tape, In assorted
colors. 3 yards to piece. Spe-
clal-~
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Kann 'sFourth Floor.
Corsets. Etc.

--as CorSelettes in broken
EtEes. Clean and fresh.
f-rmerly $500 10 co n
1f.59, Choice sg~~' 1O
~~-'a Brassieres or bandeaux. me-
e%Ifd and long STYLES.
Formerly Si.00 10 $3.50. n
%A1StS6 ss.s..a
--5e GirdleS and Corxefx i'm
broken sizes and styles. Slightly
soiled. sio0 To $500 %
values. Choice '1UC
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Here's Your Friday Bargain News!
Toilet Goods

so Bottles Regular soc Bath
salts. % bottles regular 35c Bay
Rum, ID bottles regular s1.00
Perfume and "a regular SOC Pat
powder Dw9p r@as rho,cn nlleo win 21c
"a Imported AtOmizerS
orne''y choice @i'OO to $500 soc
-l.2oo Cakes Fairy Soap.
Regular &c size. Special
Evening star., 1928-04-26
, Pcs. l5c

-s0 Laundry Rags. Of colored
cretonne and white cot Zoe
ton. Regularly 25e. Each
10 Utility Bags. seconds
Of the $500 quality soc
EdGI1
Kann Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-26

So Laundry Rags. OF colored
cretonne and white cot Zoe
ton. Regularly 25c. Each
10 Utility Bags. seconds
Of the $500 quality. zoe
Each .....s...........
Kann street Floor,
Luggage
Damaged From Display.
~~I Hat Rox--rourd
shape. Regularly GI -
a4.5o. for .. Da*o
- Overnight Case~-bound with
tan. Regularly 1926. $50
Nov ........tt.,...
- Overnight Case. with double
locks. Regularly Sl.5O
81 VI Lunch Xii for six people.
Res ularIy s2o.'s' $l6.5O
Nov ..t.......s..,
- Overnight Cases, With soft
top and bottom. Reg Cd S0
ulariy s7.95. Each " O
--6 Boston Bags - tan
only. Regularly $l.69. =7c
EIrn
- AiI-Leather Suit Case.
Regularly si2.es' S9 70
- Black suit Case.
Regularly SLABS. spe. go 11
"a n travelling nags - catches
tarnished Regularly 80. 10
S595. Each ......
Kann 's~~Thtrd Floor,
Gloves
Ri pairs Imported Glace Kid
Gloves. In white only, with col
ored bead trimmings; broken
sizes s2'S9 value SI.85
Pair s..,..t.......t,
.-~as uaIrs washable Fabric
Gl0yes. with turn-down cuffs,
sizes sla to 0; $3.50 val 0Sc
lies. Pair ...*.....s..,.
80 pairs Imported Washable
Suede Gloves. pull-on style. In
broken sizes. s2.o5 &I 20
values. Pair ..a. " A'o
Kann's~sstreet Floor.
uTnItuTf
-~-i Green PeFfecto Flower Box.
a4~in alze. Slightly
damaged Regularly gC ~
s37s. Nov ....... @%'%O
"A Green save Flower Boxes,
pain. size. Marred, GI 40
Regularly s24S for 49,. w 1'V~
Ia Green Save Fl0weF Boxes.
3fD~in. size. Damaged. I'D 2H
Regularly s345 Each. p~''o
~~~i Fibre Fernery, finished IN
caramel Damaged G105
Regularly a2.a5 Nov fp - ~
~~I High Chair In ivory and blue
finish Damaged Reg G2 1@
ularly e4.95 Nov 49,. p'P' -
- Book Raek In mission finish.
- na@"esd, % sow Regularly $3.50
-~~4 Kitchen Chairs. finished In
gray Regularly s4.s5, 81. .RR
- BaihInette in ivory hnish,
-, s9iie y "a, d.. Regularly S5.05
Kanns Fourth Floor,
Embroidered Linen
Pieces
II ~ y II embroidered Madeira
and cu work decorative linen
pieces Eaarfs. cloths, squares
and eentfrplecek
Al ~ Price
Were $3.50 IN Si2.59
Nav aI,25 M S92D
Kann'S Street Floor.
White Uniforms
~-3B White Uniforms, broken
sizes, slightly sailed Made ri
bfOadclGth, with long sleeves,
RauJl1n YiU "a hn Blri ! as..A ~ -
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SIPS to 81 Yd.
Underwear

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POULTRY AND EGGS.

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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

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BUICK USED CARS.

20 Buick Stan. Sedan. =. $500
IS Buick Stan. Coach. -. $50
~ Chevrolet Coach. ..... $50
"a Buick Master Brog... 700
'23 Maxwell Coach ...... $50
"a Buick 7-pass. Sedan. $50
rs Buick 7-pass. Tour. 500
"a Buick s-pass. Tour. $50
20 Essex Coach ........ $50
% Buick Master Sedan. $50
20 Buick Std. Sedan. -. 500
rs Buick Sport Tour. $50
"a Overland Sedan 800. 100
"a Buick 4-cyl. Tour. 800
"a Buick Master Road. 400
- Buick 4-cyl. Sedan. 500
'26 Buick 4-pass. Coupe.
Standard 6 ....... 500
'27 Buick Master Sedan. 200
IS Buick Country Club
Master ........... SUU
rs Buick Master 4-pass.
Coupe .......... $50
20 Buick 7-pass. Sedan. 200
20 Oakland Sedan ...... 500
IS Hudson coach ...... 400
"a Packard E Touring. =. 600
STANLEY III. HOR\ER. Inc. ;,
l0l5-llll l4th st. NV.
Main $500.
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STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc.
Whippct-Willys-Knight
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
I'm l4th.
Where you will lind a fine Sc
lection OF cars at all times.
Just a Few of
Our Many Bargains:

-
20 Willys~knight eabrio-
let (demonstrator) 81 200
20 Chevrolet coach. ..... BPS
70 Whippet coach ....... SIS
~ Willys-knicht sedan. AS
'227 WiIlys-knieht sedan. 200
IS llupp 4 touring .... SIS
20 Chrysler So coach. -. 500
2S Iewett brougham...... 500
IS Hudson coach. ....... :. 4oS
rs Chevrolet coach ...... $50
% Dodge ~" sedan, -. AS
70 tIupp sedan, ,....... $50
20 Ford roadster ......... los
% Ford tudor 81. ........ $50
A FEW BRAND
NEW (lo27) WHY'S
KNIGHT CARS
THAT WILL BE SOLD
AT SUBSTANTIAL
REDUCTIONS.
I'm l+lh,
Decatur 21SS.
Home al the Gold Seal Cars"
Also
Champlain St at kalo,ama I'd
Col, 5000.
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S-T-C-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.

Stude. Dictator Sedan. .I-s
Hudson Super 6 Sedan. SIS
Chev. Cahrio>. rumble seat sos
Locomobile SIS Sedan. :. l.0S
Peerless go Sedan. SIS
Chevrolet +-door Sedan. sos
Studebaker Stand. Rd>,r. So5
Nash Adv. s Sedan. -. o+>
Buick Master 8 Coach. :. 6-S
Chry>ler 20 Coach. .... z9>
Nash Adv. 6 Roadster -. 6SS
REQ --door Sedan. 5000. 79S
Packard 6 Touring .... SIS
Durant +-door Sedan. -. los
; Ford l-ton Trucks. each. 200
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS. Inc.
Cor. 18th and 4 NV.
Orr NorgEN SERVICE STATION
Kansas ara Cc>Aer - a2~r :aLAy art
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
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1927 l4th St.
North 6S26.
TODAY'S BEST BUYS.

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