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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
Seattle Fruit & Produce Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 PHONE 486

Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, selects, dog. 40 Fresh Tenakee Crabs, each ,.~$ .25 Fresh Butter, pound ....-... .55 Fresh Milk, quart .....- IS Fresh Buttermilk, quart ,.,-,--,,..-,,.. IS Asparagus, nice and tender, lb. 35c, for .65 New Potatoes, pound - 20 Spinach, very, very good, pound ------ IS Outside grown Rhubarb, pound IS Bunch Carrots 10 Young Turnips, 3 pounds --.------.------- .25 Parsnips, 3 pounds s... .25 Oregon Large Prunes, ? pounds .25 Fresh Peas, nice and tender, pound ----- 20 Solid Head Lettuce, IS cents, ? for..--. .25 Green Onions, Cucun1bers, Egg Plant, Toma-
 toes and Caulitlo,Oer
 New arrival of Cudahy's Puritan
 Bacon and Ham
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29

We call snc GeIiver. Phone 528. LET A.mquist Press Your Suit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29

Friday, the 30th, is Remnant Day at Go,dstein's Emporium.
 adv.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

with any one of the numerous ranking
titles conferred upon him solely as
marks of honor and not entailing any
ruling powers. such as: Prince Of
Prussia. Count of Hohenzollern, Duke Of
Saxonia. Westphalia and Engen. Grand
Duke of Niederrhein. Prince of Oranien,
Prince of Ruegen or Ostfriesland.
Prince Count zu Henncherg. Honorary
Citizen of Frankfurt on Main, etc
Besides long string o ranking titles.
the ex-KaiSer also ho' : a number Of
honorary degrees from torcign univer-
sites. as: the LID. O. the University
of PENNSYLVANIA. doctor If civil laws of
Oxford University, the N. ID. of the
University of Prague Ct
All members Of the Hohen2ollern
family were deprived by a 2russian state
law of June 2S. 1920. of the right TO
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Eccentric Dances Barred.

From the Pathfinder Magazine.
Premier Mussolini. acting as secre-
tary of war, forbade officers of the
army to dance the exotic dances that
are becoming SO popular in Italy. He
specified the Charleston. black bot
tom. shmmy. the Yale and the
dirty dog. These capers. he remarked,
would dctract from the dignity and
honor of the uniform
Evening star., 1928-02-15

he began making during his apprentice
ship. He has lived through two wars
and revolution and he has seen four
generations of workers come and go
around him. The pride Of his life is
that he has never had but one job, and
still earns his pay.
when stop working life will be
over for me- he says. His employers
have urged him to stop working or at
least shorten his hours, promising him
he will always get full pay. but the aged
workman still remembers he once was
paid full time for two days when he
was Ill and he insists on sticking to
his job.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
OLDEST FRENCH WORKER
TO RECEIVE DECORATION
Employe of Textile Mills, Now S3
Years Old, Insists on Stick
ing to Job.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
PARIS.-France is going to decorate
a man who has spent almost three
quarters of century in the same fac
tory. the French record for service
Old Father" Michaux. now 83, Went
to work in the FremauX textile mills
near Lille when he was 10 years old.
He still makes the wooden shuttleS that
Evening star., 1928-02-15

Edward Haas, another islander. TO
butcher. He selected one of several
bulls. chased 1t to the place where he
wanted it and shot it,
The bull dropped when the gun went
off Rittmann ran toward 1t, knife in
hand, to bleed" 1t. The bull, however,
was up before the count ended and
Rttmann was injured. He and Haas
were compelled to jump into their craft
and flee.
Rittmann's injuries are not serious.
however, and already he is laying plans
to go back and finish that bull"
Evening star., 1928-02-15
BUTCHER TO FINISH BULL.
Injury Caused by Animal Fails to
Deter Tradesman.
correspondence OF The Star,

Correspondence OF The Star.
pUT-IN-BAY, Ohio.-Although laid
up with injuries received recently when
he made one attempt George Ritz
mann, Put-in-Bay butcher. is planning
his early return to Rattlcsnake Island
to butcher a bull, as the island supply
of fresh beef is running low.
Rattlesnake Island is about the size
of a city block. In Winter, when it is
cut off from the mainland Put-in-Bay
keeps its beef supply there 'on the
hoof."
Rittmann went to the island with
Evening star., 1928-02-15
FORMER GERMAN RULER
HOLDS VARIETY OF TITLES
Wilhelm Entitled to Educational
Degrees as Well as Royal and
Military Ranks.

corresrondence Of the Associated Press.
BERLIN-In the Almanach de
Gotha for 1928 the ex-Kaiser's present
fatus is set forth as: Frederick Will
helm II Victor Albert. former ruling
German Emperor and King of Prussia"
But were William II travelling about
the world he would also be entitled 10
'ascribe himself in hotel registers. etc.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

the address and titles of Your Majesty"
Imperial or Royal Highness" or High
ness" but authorized by the law of Mo-
vembcr 81. 1923. to carry the title of
prince or Princess of Prussia"
Evening star., 1928-02-15

The number of persons receiving gov
ernment unemployment doles in Austria
is increasing.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

A new calendar in England has a
little lesson in French for each day of
the year
Evening star., 1928-02-15

the tremendous appeal that has stirred the local radio
world its very depths. Come and the marvellous in
strument that Homer L. Kit Co. to head their
advertisements with: "EQUAPHASE radios SOLD
OUT" or, WE'RE MAKING DELIVERIES AGAIN
ON THE NEW EQUAPHASE."
Evening star., 1928-02-15
A Typical Dialogue
AT HOMER l.. KIT co.

SALESMAN: Yes madam"
v: MY it's good-looking! Finished as beautifully as my
new Period model baby grand piano Let me see yes
would fit nicely between piano and the French window
Where do you put the batteries?
S. I'VE don't put the batteries any place. The New Equa-
phase doesn't require a. B C bateries-nor ANY
kind batteries Power from the house current is trans
formed into radio power through this small electrical trans
former Please pick it up and examine it.
": Mercy no. wouldn't have acids spilled on this gown
for the world"
s. Haughinqly) Well don't blame YOU But there
ARE no liquids because there batteries. Batteries
madam are a dead language with the NEW EQUAPHASE.
v: "IIow do you run it
S. "These knobs regulate volume Note the one dial
The radio program tells which number to turn to for the
station wanted
v. "Why, ANYONE could play it! It's very simple isn't
S.: Eyes, that's very true
w.: "Iow much is it,"
S.: "$195 complete, installed, connected to your house
current
r.. Nothing else to buy?'
S.: Nothing else to buy!
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Friday Is Bargain Day---Here's the Good Ne'0
Lingerie

100 Porto Rican Gowns and
Slips-broken sizes. Regular and
extra sizes. $1.00 value. EOc
Each
800 Costume Slips of sport
satin. Broken sizes and colors.
Women's and misses sizes.
$1.00 to $1.29 values. EOc
Each
IA Costume Slips of twill satin
in peach color. Extra
sizes. $2.s5 value. &7 20
a Negligees of crepe de chine
in pastel shades. Tailored styles.
women'S and misses
sizes. $16.50 value. &70
Eacn .................
-48 Pajanas of heavy fan
nelette. Two piece styles; in
women's and misses
sizes. $2.95 value. &7 or
-IO6 Cotton Knit Petticoats-in
oxford, camel and white. Regu-
. lar sizes. $1.00 value. GOn
Eacn .................
so Costume Slips of crepe de
chine and Acknowledgment
hens. Misses and women's sizes.
1895 to $4.95 values. CD 90
Choice . ~............. P1'O|
-121 Cotton Knit Petticoats in
gray and camel. Regular
sizes. soc and 79c values. 2Oo
Cnolce
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Housewares

II Kitchen Stool, with back.
White enamel finish. te7 CS
Regularly $3.50. AS is. w
p Kitchen Tables, with White
porcelain top and
drawer. Regularly @2 40
S5.98. AS is .........
10 Ash Cans. of galvanized
iron. Regularly $1.49. 7Sc
Each
IS NescO Oil Heaters. c. OK
Regularly 81. Each. ~O
-6 Fern Stands. Regu- QEc
larIy $1.49. Each. .......
-6 Garbage Cans, finished in
white enamel. Corrugated. ROc
Regularly $1.29. EACH. w
III Reliance Heating
Pads. Regularly $4.98. te2 OQ
EaCn .......
liz Cedar Polishing
Mops, triangle shape. 11c
Each
IA Hold Heat Electric Heaters.
1a-inch - size; Fl Resu- $500
-3 Gas Ranges, full porcelain
enameled. Regularly S46. OK
$4,000. Each ...... "
-3 Bath Stools, finished in col
ors. Scratched. Regu- OQc
larly $1.79. Each. .....
II Wall Outlet Electric Switch.
Regu larly $49.50. 600 E0
Now ..............
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Dresses

so Dresses, chiffOns, geor-
gettes, silks, plain and printed
materials. Formerly
$16.50 to $29.75. 60 ~
Misses sizes. ........ %O
lis Dresses, stout sizes; made
of navy blue georgette. with en-
broidered white dots. GO on
Formerly $3.50. For. %~~O
IA Striped Crepe Dresses, in
navy and white, and black and
white: all are washable; in sizes
SO to A. Were $19.75. INo
INOW
rs Silk Dresses, plain and
printed: in light col
ors. Were $500 to @1 or
$8.95. Now ......... %A'/O
lilo Wash Fr0cks, percales,
printed dimities, printed pongees,
and ginghams. Broken sizes
and colors. Were @1 10
$1.95. Now ......... PA'A|
--48 Nurses Uniforms, of white
broadcloth and poplins; in good
styles; sizes broken. ceC 90
Were $2.95. Friday. %A'O>
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Chinaware

--36 Tw0-piece Bridge Sets, of
lustre china. Regularly GOo
CSC. Set ................ O~O
II Tea Set, % pieces. Also 3
Cottage Sets, 80 pcs. @E 90
Regularly $7.98. Set.. %0'~O
II Cottage Set, 100
pieces. Regu larly GOO 90
$69.98. Now ...... %C>'>O
II Cottage Set, 80
pieces. Regularly GO 90
$4.49. Now ......... ~%~O
II Cottage Set, 81
pieces. Regularly Cz 40
$1498. Now ........ ~s
-36 Salad Plates, of rose colored
glass. Regularly 39c. OQo
Special, 6 for. ON
-6 Ice Buckets, regularly $1.49,
and IL Water Sets, of colored
glass. regularly $1.sS. S7 90
Choice ..............
so Plates, of decorated To
imported china. Choice. AOC
Cups and Saucers, in blue
dragon pattern. Regu-
larly CSC for 6. Friday, ROo
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Toilet Goods

-C;arrity's Cleansing Tissues.
Regularly Csc. Pack 70c
age .......
--MiscelIaneOus Assortment Of
SOAPS. Formerly 10c. SC
busting Powders, with 70c
puff. Special, box. ......
-Norida Beauty Boxes, contain
ing S1.00 box of face powder ana
2 soc jars of cream. Toe
Romioir,s II Ashes Of Roses
Cream Rouge, soc value. DC
Box ..s..''.''.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Mattresses

-3 All Layer Felt Mattresses,
full size. Regularly @7 OK
$11.95. Each ..... %
-3 All Layer Felt Mattresses,
single size. Regu- &7A OK
larly $22.45. Each,
% Cotton Mattresses,
full full a. size; e. Regularly $6.05
Kann's-Third Floor.
Notions
"A Shoe Bags, eight-pocket
style, of imitation leather. 2Oc
S1.O0 value. Each ..... ~
--6 Shoe Bags, twelve-pocket'
style, of imitation leather. 6Qc
$500 value. Each ...... ~
lis Yards Rubber Sheeting,
with felt covering. SITS TEc
value. Yard .........
--12 Kitchen Sets, consisting OF
three pot holders, memorandum
pad and pencil. soc value. OQc
SET .-.sssss.
go Gard Table Covers, as
sorted colors. 79c value. 1Sc
Each ................
40 Laundry Bags, medium size,
of cretonne. 39c value. CSc
Eacn ...........s .s..-'''
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Leather Goods

--13 Music Rolls, of black and
brown imitation leather. lOc
$1.O0 value. Each. 80.
Odd Lot Leather Belts, 7Oo
soc value. Special, each. 80
II Pouch Bag, of black pin seal
with silk lining. Double COM
partment. $12 value. tez OK
Il Bag of black lizard grained
leather. 1895 value. S6 OK
Now ............
3 Bags-"Billy," the lucky
puppy style with slide fastener.
Soiled. $4.95 value. te7 40
Toch @1sF1
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
COrsiets

30 Odd Corset Girdles, Origi-
nally $500 to $500 Also 80
Elastic Step-in Garm e n is.
Originally $1.95. @7 90
CIlO1CG s.s''s
is Nemofiex Corset Girdles.
discontinued models. Broken
sizes. Originally $500 S2.05
Each ...............
III Redfern COrselettes, discon-
tinued models. Broken sizes.
Originally $3.50 to &2 OK
$1,000. Choice. -.
so Brassieres and COrSettes,
the majority In small sizes.
Slightly soiled. Originally ~
soc to $500. Choice.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Girls
Butterfly
SKIRTS
Sl.l0

"A new shipment just
arrived. Smart butter
fly skirts for the 10 to
ID year oldS. Made of
gay-colored plaids, in
light and dark colorS.
Pleated on a band.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
DOn1estics

is BIeached Sheets, size 81X99
in, all perfect and excellent quail
titles. Regularly SIPS. @7 00
Friday, each. ....:.. %A'OO
---46 Empire Sheets, seconds of
the famous "MohawkS" sizes
72x108 and 81x99
inches. Regula rly @7 TX
$1.55. Friday ....... ~
go Hemstitched Cases, all per-
feet. Size 36x42. Regu- CEc
larly 35c. Friday, EACH. ~
-S aOIde Kentucky Quilts" in
rose and blue. Size 80x90 in.
Regularly $6.S5. FRI Ss1 40
day
-S COIored Striped Spreads,
double-bed size, slightly soiled, in
rose stripes. $50 val de7 00
lie. Friday, each. O
10 Yards UnbIeached Muslin,
heavy quality, IS inches wide.
Regularly 40c yard. CEC
Friday, yard. ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08

Packages Of Materials for max
ing wool flowers, each package
with full instructions. Toe
Each .................
Stamped Wolfe Pillows-i1l a
variety of shapes and colors.
Regularly 29c and 49c. 1Oc
Art Novelties - fancy
curtain pulls, trays, hot 70c
dish holders. Choice. =. ~
Fancy Scarfs of Sanitas,
tinted. Size 18x48 inches.
Slightly Soiled. Regu- 7Oc
larly 79c. Each ........
Wire Frames for bed lights,
table and floor lamps. EOc
O1IOIC6
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Kann'S-Street Floor.

--38 Women's Union Suits, Car
ter make. Of lightweight cot
ton. Broken sizes and IT,
styles. $1.50 value. Each SOC
80 Children'S FIeeced Union
Suits, short sleeves, drop seat,
elastic knee. Sizes and 40
6. $1.00 quality. Each. III
-85 Children's Vests and Pants,
of part wool; discontinued styles;
in broken styles and sizes.
SIPS to 1925 values. 6Qc
Choice O|C
As Infants Shirts, of wool,
rayon and cotton with long
sleeves. Single and double
breasted styles. Soiled. EOo
81 quality. Each. ...... c>N
-25 WOmen's Vests, of medium
weight cotton and rayon. Broken
styles and sizes. Csc IOo
grade. Each ~N
-38 WOmen's Union Suits, of
part wool. Broken sizes and
styles sSl lss $500 quality. $l.05
EdCn ...............
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
.Jewelry

As Artificial Pearl Necklaces,
60-inch length. Also rs Crystal
and Jade Pendants. $1.00 Eno
value. Choice .......... OOO
--27 Chanel Necklaces, in choker
and 30-inch lengths. White and
colors. $500 value. @1 M
Choice .............. @I.UU
-6 Black Belts for men. Slightly
marred. $3.50 value. 7Ec
1dNll
Ia Black Belts for men. Slightly
marred. $1.00 value. EOo
N4lUICC
3 Shoe Spans, SIS @O IN
value. Special, each. @O
p Shoe Spans, $6 GQ M
value. Special, each. %OO"
Assorted JeweIry, brooches,
earrings, ash trays, etc. 70c
25c to SOC values. Choice. OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Trimmings

-CelluIoid Slides, in red, green,
gray, blue, brown and tan.
Regularly soc, Friday 7Oo
Marrow Silk GuimpS, in COM
bination colors. Csc to
48c values. Friday, a 77c
yard .................
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08

Linen Dresser Scarfs. so inches
long. Finished with lace
edge. Were $1.00. Fri co.
day, each .......... ~
Two Pure Linen Damask Table
Sets, extra large size cloth, 66x
104 in, IL napkins to match,
finished with hemstitched hens.
Regularly $11.50. Fri CT or
day, set. ........... % e'/0
do Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths, 50-in. size, with fancy
colored striped border. Reg
ularly $l.00. Special, zOo
each
so Pure Linen Lunch Cloths,
SO in. square, with corded border
and blue crochet edge. CO.
Regularly $1.O0. Special. ~
LII Table Sets. of pure linen
damask, consisting of cloth,
54x7O, and six napkins to match.
Regularly $500. Spe- @9 90
cial, a set. .......... ~O'O/
lis Hand Embroidered Bridge
Sets, 5 pieces, all in colored
embroidered designs. 7Eo
Special, a set. N
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Sports .RlOuses

-25 Smart Velveteen BI0uses, in
checked and polka dot patterns,
with square and uneven neck
lines, in new Fall colors, sizes 81
to AZ. Formerly .$8.75. GS 00
--1S New Chenille BIOuses, with
round. and ".V, .necks, smart
trimmed effects. Sizes "a
to 40. Were $5.75. &9 or
NOW '.:.s.4... ......'
Kann's-Second Floor
Lamps. Etc.
3 Bridge Lamps, of. wrought
iron. Regularly $2.49. CT CS
each -. .t.&...t w
loo Lamp Shades, of pleated
parchment. Regularly. 76c. OEo
to SIPS. AS is. EACH. ~OC
is Candies, in assorted sizes
and colorS. Shopworn. Reg 60
ularly I0c to 25c.' Choice. ~
IS Bridge Lamps, in polychrome
finish. r Regularly S1 Or
S4.75. Each ........
-33 Boud0ir Lamps, complete
with shades. Regularly OAc
$1.49. Each ............
-19 Bed Lights, of georgette.
Re egularly $2.9S. ct Q0
Each ..............
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
72O Prs. Full-Fashioned Hose
Of Bembeirg Yarn (Irregntdrs), Pair

Good looking hose of nice quality
Bemberg-a new yarn that looks like silk,
but wears better than the ordinary SILK
used in making hose. These are slightly
irregular in weave In the wanted Fall
colors and sizes 812 to 10.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Ribbons

Tailored Ribbon Belts. finished
with eyelets and buckles. soc
to. to si;ss 13ridnn val SOC to 98c
Table Lot of Ribbons, suitable
for fancy work, dress
trimming or lingerie. 7Oc
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Home Fittings

N u AASAASC
--36 Pairs Curtains,
S2.98 to $4.98 grades. @7 IN
Pair ...............
--25 CrinkIed Rayon Table
Scarfs. $1.0o grade. 1Qc
Each ..................
liz Velour Pillows, S9c QOo
grade. Special. each. 80. O|C
--1S Red Cedar
Chests. ss4 grade. $lI.08
Eacn .............
lis Draft Screens,
cretonne covered. $5 %3 90
grade. Each ........ %O"O~
--150 Pairs Sash Curtains, of
marquisette. soc grade. 2Oc
Par
-3 Cedar Chests, in walnut fin
ish. aged. @7O IN
$42.5O grade. Each @AS'OU
Table Lot Ruffled Curtains,
$l;eS to $2.ss grades. S7.3O
Par
"A Bolts Velour VaIancing, fin
ished with fringe. 79c GO
grade. Yard ........... OOC
- Bolts Drapery Velour, 81
inches wide. Sunfast. @7 20
$500 grade. Yard. =. PA'O|
liz Pairs Double Faced Velour
PortiereS. $3.50 grade. @6 90
RAT s....
Table Lot Remnants, of Cur
tain and drapery materials.
19c to 39c grades. To-
X dIu .......ss
Table Lot Remnants, curtain
and drapery materials.
49c to 98c gra es. CEc
Yard ...s.............
Table Lot Remnants, curtain
and drapery materials.
$1.19 to $1.98 values. s7Eo
Yard .............. OC
800 Curtain Strips. 90
69c to CSC grades. Each. ~
Kann'@Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Hosiery

-15O Pairs ALI Silk Chiffon
Hose; full fashioned. Broken
sizes and colors. OQc
Pair .........e.....
rs Pairs Cotton Hose-balbrlg-
gan and black. Regular and ex-
ira sizes. SOC and sec grades.
Also ChiIdren's Socks in broken
styles and sizes. soc CEc
grade. Pair ............
80 Pairs WOmen's Hose of all
wool and wool and rayon mixed.
Broken sizes and colors. 2Sc
$1.00 grade. Pair. ....... O
3 Pairs for $l.0O
200 Pairs All-SiIk HOse-some
with picot tops. Seamless feet.
89c and $1.00 grades. ROc
PaT
--86 Pairs Silk Hose -- opera
length, seamless feet. Broken
sizes and colors. SITS @7 0O
quality. Pair '....... ~OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
$50 Pcs. of Underwear
Regular $I.OO to $I.95 Value

You will find in the collection sprints
of twilled rayon satin, gowns of voile, ID
French panties of pongee, Step-lnS and ~
bloomers of rayon and costume slips OF ~
muslin Broken sizes for misses and
women.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08

YdS. Linen Crash IOWeIing
ase 5s0nens frs aaa3y Gys1R Ws Of rsa sHSd sSd OO
Rlss fSa y5' borders good weight. Reg. l.UU
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Girls Wear

-9 Girls BathrObes. S7 OK
Formerly $2.98. Each eRA'~O
Ia Girls BathrObes, formerly
$s.ss a n d s4.9s. 1926
Choice .............
loo Girls Wash Dresses, for
merly $3.50 to 1898. de7 20
Choice .............
so Girls Dresses, Of crepe de
chine and of flowered 6e7 OK
georgette. Choice. -. Up ''
al Girls Dresses, of white
crepe de chine. For
merly $5.95 to $6.95. Se2 OK
Each ...............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Umbrellas
-3 Silk Umbrellas, 16 ribs, pur-
pie and two-tone eff
fects. Formerly $7.95. te2 OQ
Il Red SILK Umbrella, is ribs.
Formerly $5.s5. I'D O8
NOW ~. ......
p Purple Umbrellas, of rayon
and cotton. 10 ribs.
Formerly $2.98. S7 40
Each .........
-12 Children's Umbrellas, of
fruit of the loom cotton in blue
and green. Formerly doc
$1.50. Each ............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08

An Odd Assortment of Pic
lures - some with hand carved
franes-and some with frames
slightly marred. $3.50 CT nn
to $2.95 values. Choice %A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
SIverWare

AZ Butter Knives and Sugar
Shells of Community
plate. Regularly SIPS. 90
Eacn ..... .'............
p Sugar and Cream Sets, silver
plated. Also 8 Silver plated Roll
rncys. rFays. Regularly sS'ss' 1898
OIlOlCC
la Water Pitchers, silver plated,
2-qt. size. Regularly cd O3
$4.98. Each ........ %&'
"a Silver-plated Apiece Tea
Sets. Regularly S77 or
S15.98. Set ....... %AA~O
-6 SiIver-plated Apiece Electric
Urn Sets, Manning & Bowman
m AXE. Regularly 600 S0
$49.50. Set ...... %S>"OO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Gloves

--SS Pairs Washable Glace
Gloves, hand sewn, one-button
style in broken sizes and colors.
$2.95 and $3.50 @7 OK
grades, pair. .......
-1O7 Pairs Washable Chamoi-
sette Gloves, in arab and mocha.
Sizes 512 to 712. $1.00 7Oc
value, pair. ir.............
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-11-08
1000 Infants and
Children's Garments
88c ca.
Regularly $I.OO to $500

You will find in the collection garments wee
infants and children up to years will need Sizes
and coors are somewhat broken, and slightly
soiled.
Costume Slips Pajamas Knitted Caps
Sateen Bloomers Hats Princess Gowns
Infants Shirts Gertrudes Pillow Slips
Sleeping Garments Dresses Spreads
Knitted Sacques Muslin Gowns Silk Gertrudes
Wool Sweaters Play Suits Silk Bloomers
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08

Here is a chance to buy a
Napanee Cabinet with a set of
dishes and a convenient kitchen
stool for only $39.75. You have
a choice of white, ivory, gray and
green satin finishes, and each
cabinet has a sliding white porce-
lain top and comes complete with
a 10-piece glass spice set.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
BUSY CORNER sPECIALs-REDUCED FOR FRIDAY ONLY!
$1.49 and $l.95
Pajamas
$l.20 Pr.

Warm Flannelette
Pajamas, with or
wi t h out collars.
Two-piece coat styles
in pink, peach and
nov city stripes.
w o m e n S a n d
misses sizes.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-11-08
Framed Pictures

Kann's-Street Floor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-07
Nalezl 1tulek " Druid Hill
parku.

Jelen, jiz z neznamych kon-
Gin neznamou cestou zavital ma
navstevu Baltimore, dan byl v
sobotu do Druid Hill parku,
kdyz rany, jez ma sobe mel,
byly osetreny.
Jelen navstlvil nejprve ddm
William A. Alexandra, 2741
Fenwick avenue, kde rozehnal
sc ma dvere a temito udelal 81
cestu do domu. Pc te navstlvil
nekoik jinych domG v ulici,
kde zanechal stopy svych nav
stew We zp1sobu roztluceneho
nabytku a skla.
Postraseny podesenymi hos
titely chycen byl konecne v
1900 bloku vych. %. ulice a
dan v ochranu spolecnosti ma O.
chranu zvirat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-07
Utvorenf bezpecnostni rady
Baltimorskem okresu.

Baltimorsky okres bude mfti
svou vlastnl bezpecnostni radu,
iak oznameno pondeli pc
schulz konane V hotelu Emer-
son, ma niz podileli Sc 1rednici
okresniho soudu a Skol.
Zdali bude pracovati zcela
odloucen6 cd Baltimore mesta,
nen1 jeste rozhodnuto.
Ma schulz vysvetleno bylo,
re ohrozeni lidskych zivot6 ie
horst nezli v Baltimore meste
Toto hlavne zavineno tim, re
silnice nemaj1 zadnych chodni-
kd pro chodce.
We skolach vsech zavedeny
byti mali bezpecnostnl patro-
ly, dale prisnejsf pozadavky
kladeny byti mali ma zadatelv
automobilovych licens1. Soud-
ce Duncan vysvetlil, re skorem
vsechna nestesti ma silnicicf
pfict6na byti must trestuhodnt
nepozornosti, nedbalosti a hlou
pc rychle jlzde.