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Mr.. l.. ]. Hayden,
224 West Broad Street.

Mr.. l.. ]. Hayden,
224 West Broad street.
Richmond, Va
received your treatment o. K,
and I have started to taking 1t
already for q few days, and 1t mas
already begun to improve my all.
ment SO I am sending to you for one
more bottle of medicine for the
blood. have spoken to many OF my
friends and they say they are going
to send for treatment. ! think It
is great remedy. do not suKer
with my pains az I used TO and my
appetite Is just fac ana Z sleep much
better every night aAA fed ane
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-06-23

tr II or Publication.
The object Of this suit is obtain
divorce rom the bond of matri-
mony by the plaintiff from the de-
Tenant. Agnes Pcgram, Upon tie
grounds OF desertioa.
An a.fidavit hav.n5 been made
and fled that the sail aefea AN,
Agnes Pegram, is not resident of
the City of Richmond, State of
Virginia, and her last known ad-
dress was Philadelphia, Pa. 1t is
therefore ordered that Agnes Pc
gram 90 appear here within ten
Gays after due publication of this
order and do whatever may be
necessary to protect her interest
in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
w. E. DUVAL,
Clerk.
WIN. F. DENNY, p. q.
119 East Leigh Street,
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Richmond. Va, July 8, 1915.

Richmond, Va, July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been ELECTED
by l.. J. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi-
cines After waittnp thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrible disease, Gravel, desire to
make a statement to L. ]. Hayden:
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians of my city treated me Tor
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
advised me to be operated on, as that
was the only chance for me. was
advised to 90 and get come OF l. j.
Hayden's Herb Medicine and Try be-
fore being operated on. l did so,
and in twenty-four hours after using
his medicines, I passed at least Q
half dozen gravel, some as big as q
large pea. Since that time nave
not suffered with the gravel. !
highly recommend l.. ]. Hayoens
medicine to all suffering humanity.
am, y: a. t ~.
Auburn Ave-, Richmond, va;
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John MITCHELL. JR.. EDITOR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-06-23

pob,,ahed Every Saturday By JOAs N'sSA~~~ -
~ sll North Fourth Street. RAn'-sA'"A- W
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e,reign Adye,t,..-g Representative W. D.
IA Company, sOs dearborn Street, Chicago
,y1 Victoria Building. St. Louis Mo-
40 Longacre Building. New York.
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every morning.
Yours truly,
EDWARD BRYANT,
Douglas, Arizona.
Camp Harry J. Jones.
Co. ID, 26th Infantry.
FOUND GREAT RELIHY.
Power. w. Va. Feb. 8, 1895.
l.. j. Hayden,
224 West Broad Street.
Va.
Dear Sir: I received your medi
cine and must say that It has done
me 30 much good and 1t makes me
feel SO much better. I am writing
you to please send me some more
as you said IN your letter that Il
would take more than one treatment
> Yours truly,
70 relieve person Of his trouble.
thanking you, am,
224 West Broad Street,
Yours truly
MRS. MARY GROCM,
Power, w. VI.
y7y1--s-..-s.
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AMI communication intended for pus'scAaoa
aould be 49, to reach u by Wednesday.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 2S' 1875
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MORE WANTED.

Dauberville, Pa, March IS, 1875.
Mr.. L. J. Hayden.
224 West Broad Street
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir: Please send me your
Blood Purifier and Stomach Remedy.
l got some a few years aes vhssa 4
found to be so worry sooa fss t.df
,gestion. 30 nla enclosed Aoasy
order for y3.sS. Psnass ~ - ssnd
the medicine ~ soon ~ possible a
j am in need Of n.
Yours truly,
MRS. CHARLES EBLMG,
Daubsesville, Pa.
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entered AZ the 2ost Office at Riehm0nd'
virginia. as second clSs matter.
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eas Year ,.........."..'.'''''' ''''''''F ~
six Mouths ....,.,.-. .'.''''.'''''''''''''' ~
Three Months .,.....".....''''''.'''' wv
Foreign Subscriptions ...-......''''''''''' 1'O
Nogales international., 1928-03-23

of the port is shown by shipments
amounting to millions each month
and bank clearings of five and a
half millions monthly. The busi-
ness houses not only serve the
seven or eight thousand people on
this side of the line but to great
extent double that number that
rumber from the other side. 1t
is not strange that the many
stores of the city are crowded to
the roof with stocks of seasonable
merchandise. Neither is it strange
that other business men are in
vestigating Nogales with a view
of locating"
cit is not visionery to predict
bright and prosperous future Tor
your city. The amount OF busi-
ness now here will serve to at
tract more people and more IN
dustries. Within a few years
look to see it an industrial CENTER
in addition to it's present business
enterprises. The mountains OF the
Nogales international., 1928-03-23

county are filled with mineral,
which will continue to attract min
ing men with capital and vision.
From the earliest settlement of
the state the section has been re-
nowned as a stock raising locality
and this will continue. In fact
the material resources of the coun-
ty are simply inexhaustable."
Furthermore, continued the
visiting scribe, ''it has been a
pleasure to meet bunch of live
ones, who are aware of the pos.
sibilities and opportunities and in
stead of trying to hog the works
are eager to tell the world about
them, and invite the world to come
and share. Your civic and COM
mercial organizations are GER
tainly doing commendable work.
Also, am tickled pink t. fiNd'
here the genuine brand Of western
hospitality. When hombre takes
your hand and tells you he IS glad
to meet you, there is something
in the tone of his voice which
makes you think he means just
what he says. Too many so-called
estern communities haveIbecomt
transplanted everywhere and
have lost the real spirit. | don't
know that you claim this is to be,
Out Where the West Begins but
a fellow don't have to be here
long to learn that it is where the
west actually IS"
''I don't want to appear as try
ing to flatter, but it seems to me
that the excellence of your public
schools, the number and quality of
your churches, the great work be-
| ing done by the Associated Chart
ties, the widespread patronage of
your public library and all the
public and private agencies which
are working for the welfare of the
rublic. stamps you as a progress
sive intelligent and forward look
| ing people. And take it from one
who has. rambled a lot and kept
his eyes open on the way, that
kind of community is bound to
get right up to the head of the
procession and stay there. When
these characteristics are added to
| the almost perfect climate, coupled
| with the ability and energy OF the
business men, there can be only
| one result for the future and that
is SUCCESS"
tDon't think l am over en-
thusiastic when / say that the
day is not far distant when No
gales will rank with Tucson and
Phoenix in population and I'M
portance. AS a health center it is
unsurpassed, and as an all the
year tourist resort it has no equal
| in the entire southwest. Climate
and location combine to make this
inevitable. The erection of such
a wonderful hotel as you are
| opening this week is proof con-
/ elusive that the trend has de-
I finitelv set in this direction. 1t
won't be long until there will not
1 one but several big sanitariums
among these hills. Nogales is not
something that is to be- 1t has
already arrived"
I "What," asked the editor, as the
/, visitor gathered up his papers and
| started for the door, "has most
| impressed you during your visit.
1eThe fact that every man !
have met was a dyed-in-the-wool
booster and that haven't seen a
dad-burned knocker in the whole
! town"
Nogales international., 1928-03-23
IT'S A PRIVILEGE
Continued from page 2)

OonCInueu from page ~
have visited has the equal of the
brand of climate which is on ex-
hibition in Noga'es, from January
/, to December 81. The altitude
is just right to make it salubrious
and desirable. Every condition,
including an abundance of pure,
cold water, makes it exceedingly
attractive from the health stand
point"
"And, if nature has done much
for the locality, man is not back
ward in adding his share. Stu
ated at the intersection of great
railroad system with the interna-
tiona boundary line, it necessarily
becomes a port of entry and exit,
which will become increasingly i'm
portant. The present importance
Evening star., 1928-02-16

-3 Unfinished Drop-leaf Tables,
solled' regularly 1895. sos
II f'iye-piece Breakfast Set, fn-
ished IN green and yellow Duco.
a, a splendid value Sl6.5O
-l2 Unfinished Kitchen Chairs,
with perforated seats. ROc
regularly sl.19. Each. wv
81 Card Tables. somewhat dam
aged: regularly sl.95 c1 OO
and S2.45. Choice >. A'OU
> Telephone Stands. with
stools, IN mahogany finish.
slightly ,l,s f,tl d damaged; an reg S2.05
- Telephone Stands. with
chairs and place for otok;
slightly damaged; reg c1 o.
ularly s745. Now. @r')o
II Child's Desk. finished in
ivory: soiled; regular CO -
ly $3.50 Now. ...... so'@'
. Unfinished Kitch-
en- Tables: regularly co 10
s495 Now. each -. c'
Il Brown Fiber Chair,
soiled; regularly s495. co 10
W."
II Metal Table. finished in
,sd, Ne,;. regularly $3.50 S7.45
- Bathroom Stools. finished in
70 ;ol.TS: y, ,; s0ilea; sd:h regular Sl.OO
Kann'+Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

--Krmnanta of white lOngtloih,
81 inchc. wide, oi good quality.
with n SOFT finish for lingerie
purposes, iac aud Zoe val" III.
nea Special. a yard 49,. ~.
800 wards white r0ahcloth.
70 inches wide ni Il tine quality.
with a nice lnNfous finish and
an excellent weight reg
niar soc value Special, a 20.
kann's~ Street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-02-16
.Jeweirv

so Mems Gold Plated Emblem
and Fraternal Rings. 81 10
Regularly S5 Choice. %-''IO
-. Noveit, Cigarette Holders.
Of imitation ivory and
amber Regularly soc. 81
tIa~
10 Necklaces. of indestructibie
pear pearl ooads ooa.1 Were s.. ST so
-. imported Compacss. III
enamel finish. with lip>;ick.
Chain handle Slight
ly damaged Were s. CD ~
C4htiB
3 Solid Gold Thim5.es. n'auti-
fully engraved Were SI IN
$500 Each ... i"'V
- Genuine Crvs:a! <cck:arcs
30 inch length. s36 clO
value. Each ........-.. Ao
K2nn's Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Chinaware

lis Metal Smoking Stands,
Regularly 1898. ape- Sl 20
cia4. eacn .. I.01
"a syrup Jars. Regularly 10.
39c Special. each. at. IIt
b Candy Jars OF amethyst col
sos soed ssaass, glass ,o' Regularly 39c
100 China Sauccr>. attractive
~ decorated in various
patterns. Regularly l0c =
-iS0 China Dinner Plates IN AS
sorted patterns Rcgu- IN
larry 20c. Each ........ IuC
500 Pes. Glassware in amber
and lustrc effects. Included are
ssherbets, cocktails. wines. goo-
le's; :. etc Regularly lec IOc
10 39c Choice . ACS
Kann's-~ Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Lace Pieces

Merce-'2ei Chinese FIet
Lace Scarfs.
-Four 36-inch Scarts. CT ~
v'ere 81 IS for. each - I.~O
-Four 45-inch Scarfs. cc ~
we're So IS. for. each. |%.@O
Four 72-inch Scarfs. n4o-
were S465. for. each. Ct.ZO
III ObIongs. laxl7 II
inches: were 75c. for. each. IL
Fight Chair Back Protectors.
l6yl0-inch size: were soc. 90
Now. each ..... O1C
kann's-Street F.oor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

Run of the Mill" Sheets. made
Of well known brands. III a good
ass or t m ent OF sizes. 10.
Run Of the Mill" Cases. of the
same well known brands. o.
6dSI
II: Coiorcd Mitchcline Red
surcad Sets. 72Xa0 inches. with
bolster throw: in gold blue and
rose; a regular $3.50 Go.
value Fridav for -. f' ~
Is Bates Ravon Spreads. bro
cade and striped designs; n
blue. gold and hello
trope: slco5 value c. o.
Fr'Sav $3.50. ...
-,s Crinkie Spreads. in gold
color onlv: plain homwed si7o
slxll5: were 81 aS CT IN
Now .... . cV
80 SoiIed Emh~cia"-ed CaS~s:
regular size: nf white mus"r.
Regularly 6ci2c. Now -
kanr Street F.oor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Upholstery

Table Lot Curtain Strips, OF
scfim. yoile, marquisette and
grenadine. 29c to 49c l0c
grades. Each ....
- Three-piece Kroehler Living
Room Suites. With FIVE cushions.
Covered with mo-
hair. 1915 value S102.5O
Table Lot Ruffled Curtains-5-
piece styles, in as
sorted colors. s4.96 80 10
grade. Pair ...
IS Yards Curtain and Di,pery
Material Remnants. 33c lCc
TO SOC grades Yard 80.
Table Lot Rayon and Drap2Ty
Damasx. 36 inches vide. clc
59c grade. Yard ...
is Pairs Ruffied Curtains Of
white blocked marqui- COc
sette. 69c grade. Pair e
Table Lot Cretonne Pillows.
round style. filed with
soft cotton. si00 grade. 4f0c
Eacn .....--.....
II Three-pioce Belgian LINEN
Slip Cover Set $500 S1O
grade for ...........
- Rayon Pillows, IN ;ercy
styles. Si993 grade. g. N
Each ......-
Il Velour Bar Ha-bor Cushion.
button tufted. Filled
with cotton. s398 81 no
grade. for ...
100 Scotch Madras Curtain
Strips. in panel effects. 1Qc
o8c grade. Strip ......
SIS Table Runners. or Sc3rfs-
of rayon or damask. $50 -0c
grade. Each :. ...-.
Kann'-Tnir6 F.oOr.
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Art Goods

lis Hand painted Magazine
Racks. in red and green only
Regularly $29S. Gl M
rarh Cl w
EsAIH
Fancy Waste Paper Baskets.
IN blue. red. green. black and
gold $l00 value Slight .IOr
ly damaged Choice 49,.
Us Fancy Romd0ir Pillows OF
rayon. IN blue and green .D0c
Regularly 100 Each =.
KannS Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Linens

a Linen Table Sets. consisting
Of cloth o8x58 inches and six
napkins 10 match. with wide
fancy colored border and hcm-
:t!tched u CT he hem, resulaElyS4.75
$500 For ..........
IS Linen Damask Table Sets,
cloth size. 53x13 inches. and six
napkins 10 match, with wide COL
ored borders and neat hem
stitched hens; rcsu- SIX
larly 81 so For ... @'S' ~
go Hot Dish Mat Sets. consist
ING OF three obione hot dish
mats. covered with white Sani-
,as. regularly sl00 Fri 90
day. a set . OSc
Run of the Mill Dinner Nap
kins. 20-!nch size, OF good quail
i'y damaSk. in neat patterns:
each .......... A~ ~
Pure Linen Crash Toweiing. OF
good weigh; and very absorbent.
finished with red or blue
striped border. Special. L.
- Pure Linen Table Sets. regu-
larlv Sll0o The So, consists OF
A Cloth. 71xo0-inch size gold COL
or. with elf-colored designs. six
napkins 10 match; all finished
hens ............... 'oo
K2nn 's-Ssreet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Luggage

Damaged From Display.
- Auto Suit Cases. 80 inches
long, Of black crepe grained Du-
pont. Complete with
cover Were sls-s5 S8.22
% Boston Bags. in tan and
black. Special. each EOo
CT
- Fitted Hat BoxeS-with .
toilet articles. Were S1S o.
1895 Each .. @Ic' Io
II Auto Lunch Kit-htted for
six people. Was S16 IN
so9o5. Sow ..... cAO'oO
II Wardrobe Trunk. fiber COW
cred. Opcn top. SCC @0
Was s35. Now w.... OO
Kanr's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

$: Pairs 8 button length
Gloves. OF glace kid and suede
with stitched backs Sizes - &c
:. IN black. white. tan, r+!ce.
brown and beaver. - 90
Regularly s395. Pai-
SIS Pairs PulI-on Double fabric
Gloves, with silk Innings. suede
finish in black. gray. and sahara
sizes So TO Tia. Rs-u- QOc
larry $50 Pair .
Kann Stree: F.co-.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

So Dresses, OF cloth silk, and
Jersey. broken sszcs. and colors
Were $40 and SIS 60 40
Choice Friday ...... &s ~
--25 silk Dresses. juniors and
misses sizes, few oi n Kind MIS-.
Were $555 Friday S.) 90
Tor .............,
--oi Ail-wool Jersey Dresses in
light shades Sizes l6 g. nn
10 ~ Were $40, for %'S'Vo
kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

"A Table 0t Kibhan Remnants,
plain and novelty effects. suitable
for belts, dress trimmings etc
Light aud dark cnlors IN desif~
able lengths Regularly iae a..
to zoe Yard ...,......4
kann's Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-02-16

EtUOL NIONIA AA-S
-1s5 yards Felt base Floor Gov
erins Hemnants: 49c and Zoe
So values Square yard ~
100 yards Iniaid Linoieum
Remnants; reeuiar'y h0s.
ST 50 Square yard ..
200 wards China Mating: reg
ularly 49c Spec c0c
- -: Administer Rugs. sizes 9xl2
ana Si4xl0i. feet;
reg u'ariy $685. s1, SlQ.05
= SEAMLESS Velvet Rugs. sizes
oxla AMI 8i.Xl0i2
feet. regularly s4' S2Q.95
- Seamless Velvet Rugs. size 9x
- and 6 i.xl0i2
feet regularly sa' S15.95
Each ..........
A Seamless Administer Rags.
s!za 9xl? and 8i4zlol2 feet. reg
ularly $3.50 and ss330I
SIS Choice e..
- wilton Rugs. s.zcs 9xl2 and
MOI feet, reg $40 OK
u'ar'v s775o Each
100 wards Garnet Remnants:
regularly 5000 and $500 OOc
Kann's-T,,ir1 F'nnr
Housewares
IL Mat ,eI Hand -iriciion Vacuum
Cleaner Regularly $500
-: Six-qt. Tea Kettles OF white
porcelain Slightly I'M
perfect. s-,43 grade. 81 d
10 Nickel-plated Electric Toast
ers. with cord Regular Zoe
ly si.49 Each ....
80 High frame Waite irons OF
cast non Regularly 0Hc
si.49. Each ..........
p four door Aii-white Enamel
Refrigerators. $50 lbs ice capac-
ity Resuiariy S44.o5
II Napance Au-white Enamel
Kitchen Cabinet Floor sample
Regularly s''.'o' S29.03
- domestic SCbtHCe A'Ns"~
Cooker Floor sam
pie. Regularly Sh1.M
so5 90 Now .....
II, Electric Hold Heat Heaters
with copper rehfc'oTs. So. 10
e5on value Each -.
-, Ai,on Pads and Covers. tor
ironing boards Regular Zoe
II a3c Each ,...-..
"a All Hair Floor nrushes.
Regularly So 80 cpe- Sl.5O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Chil.lren's Wear
-Chiidren's Goats, OF Zcor.lne
and novelty materials with 'nfc
trimmed collars Sizes To
years Regularly s5.ss S3.O8
ard az ga Choice .
mChildrcn's Felt Berets. or
Iam s..n Regularly 81 93
--Children's Play Suits. oi nam
nray and proadcloth. 5izes 10
6 years. Regularly 81 90
81 40 To sl9s Choice
--Chi,dren's Dresses, OF Jersey
rnYcl,y mixtures and crepe dc
ch,nc one and Two piece lsles.
in sizes 3 70 ~ - year., ear, $3.O3
rs Children's Hats. OF felt and
velvet Special, each IOc
Eann 'S-Second Floor.
Underwear
30 Odd Pieces Of Women IN.
aeywear. boomers. vests ahn
union suits sooiIed'
Formerly 75c and 79c. Doc
Choice ,...,.,...s .'..'
"a Chjldren's Wool and Nason
Union Suits. pairs chilorfnS
wool and rayon pants, Aao
women's wool and cotton union
suits Soied 79c To Zoe
$40 values Choice 49,,
-~27 Chiidren's nay0n Vests ~
size 4 only White. fi"sh. otchid
and peach soc quality Ire
al Children's Cation and
Hayon Vests. In Sizes 10 y, 30
cotton and fayOn bl0omefa, siz''h
"a s and II, and c6lion ana
rsyou vests Size 4 Solled
s9c and 79c qualities .Dnr
Choice ,.....,.......s.
- Women's W9ut hi0omers. ~iHe
~ only. Si95 quality, OHc
EdfH .#.t.,s sF' st7
Kann Street Floor.
Neckwear
Odds and Lnds of Nefh"esf,
lace. crepe de chine and llnehe
pieces. Formerly DOC. 17c
1fFiltf +tf9.4ss 80 s..*s5t
- imported searfs, VI 4 silk
fabric that looks like
L,, leather Were si'so' 1895
LipIitf t.s-t.'s
~-~A0 Fancy Crepe de- Chine
seaTfs. IN ail-oyef pattern. gl
Were 81 50 Each ........
sectional Tab M0tifs~-b nniiis
la a yard. soc and soc. .DD.,
5hfn .,.tttts. .t..s..t.tt.
Eann' b Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

Blankets x Comforts
--6 North Star Atwood Ban
kets. SOLID Coiors. 79X6o-inch s4ze,
slightly soilcQ were g. I'M
500 Friday. each. @o'OO
-: Alwool Blankets. IN .aven-
der only. 66X60-lnch % 40
size. were s693 Now @''' ~
s. Mattress Covers, tull size.
made OF unolcached
slleeung were $3.50 cl IN
Now each ..... A'o'
II Silk Couch Throw. Roman
striped pattern: was g. M
$3.50 Now .. eS'O
As yards Beacon Robins. 36
inches wide, IN good STYLES and
co!ors. formerly 95c 20.
yard FRIDAY, yard .... O~
--9S Yards French Wool Flannel.
In good colorS: - inches wide.
regularly sl,s5. Friday, OOo
rs Silk Comforts. brncadeS and
r'a'n silks, IN good co'ors. wool
fN}led, majority are sl!ghtlv
soiled. Friday at
H2 Price
kann nn's-~Street Floor.
Lingerie
=. Fonsee Step-Ins. handmade
and h a II d-embroidercd.
Resa'ariy $lsS. Now Or
-. Knitted Bed Saeaurs-
white with colored
thinning H Were s'a' SlO5
Now. each ,....,.
81 ftanneiette Gowns. IN plnS
or n.uc stripes, tors sleeve.
>lip-ovcr models with square
neck Also 80 Creme Step-in> IN
white only Elastic top lace
.t''amed ST values -0c
'tt.,iSr ..,.......,......,.
Sc Costume Slips "! Fruit ci
he Loom NaluSooS III extra sizes.
also - Crepe Gowns. III white ~
peach 81 eS values. 81 10
Choice .,... .,.....,..
--ib Two-piecr Pa iama>. With
figured crepe Jackets and White
pants Slaa val IL c, %.
go Corduroy Rehrs. IN purple
only, Side-,ie style With Wee
meek. neck $'sS value Sl.H0
Each .,...,.>,..,,.,
~ Cotton rcngce Gowns,
trimmed with Embroidered net.
Slip-over style. 81 9s 81 20
value Each ,.......
--S6 Tronsseau Crepe Costume
SLIPS. IN white only Strap tops
and hir hcms $40, S.s 30
value Each ...,..
Kann's- Second Floor
Hosiery
lie pairs Profile nrcr sin
ilose. tuil ta>hioned, service
weight $l7s quality SIOO
~~aS pairs Ail-o,er Silk thtiYan
Hose, With pcot top. iulI ta>h-
inned, broken siseS, ~ ..SO
Sl.oa quality Pair
-~its pairs Cotton ttn>e. Hur>on
make, IN discontinued c,lor>.
mtiSaed, soc quality o..
~~tS patts Nomrn's Nool and
raven Hose. III seal brown aud
navy only; tuil fashioned. Zoe
81 90 quality Pair ...,,
~~isS pairs Chttdrrn's SPORT h"Sc.
three~quartef length. IN broken
siaes and culors, aae to lNr
soc grades Pair .,..,.,
900 pairs silk ttasr, see ~O.
onds, Iull fashioned Pair '
~~ias pairs Childsen's sport ttese,
IN three-auar,es and tun
lengths soc quality o..
thh ,stt.s.,.t ss.,..t ,.-..,
~~ae pairs Childreus Part WUai
sport tlase, IN three ~auatset and
g',li lengths, 81 % quality ~.
Kann's Street FlNof
Evening star., 1928-02-16

II Wardrobe Bag, with hook
less fastener Made of heavy
material in old rose. co M
Soiled. Sc value tor. @|'co
IS Handkerchief and Hosiery
Laundry Bags. of lavender ere
tonne with doll head top. @Oc
Regularly Sl25 Each :. '
Odds and Ends Of CSC Dress
Shields. Also fancy garter elias
tic, in assorted colors and lOo
lengths. Choice e.....
Kann's-Strcet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

Umbrella.
- Navy Silk Umbrella. l6'fih
style, viii, novelty bnr~
der. der, Formerly '''' $l.OH
Now ...,., .t..,.t,.
- Silh Umbrellas. i6"lib s,tle.
In red aud navy Amberllte
handles. lips and fer
rules Formerly So 90 st.D ~
Choice .....,....,.
~ Chiidren's Cotored Cation
Umbrellas, small Size. with aond"
en handles Formerly rnc
81 so. Each ,,....t,.,.,
kanns Street Floor.
Handbags
IN Leather and suede Hags. M
assorted colors and pouch. back
strap and under he arm STYLES,
Each nicely lined and ltted With
purse and mirror ssD O-
s5.06 value Choice F''' ~
kanns Street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-02-16
A Friday Sale
Low Shoes
$l.95Pr.

Pumps. Oxiords, Strap
pumps. gore and buckle
effects Of black SATIN.
patent leather. imitation
black and ian alligator
in plain and trimmed
stvlcs. Cuban. French
and military heels.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Trimmings

A Small Lot of Embroidered
Novelties. including colored silk
sou;ache braids. and bead IT,
ed tassels Choice ... ~
Rhinestone Studded Geor.cttc
in pink and white. 40 inches wide.
This georgette has become sight
II soiled flom handling 3cgu-
larly S995 A yard. CD o.
Friday a ward ...- s'1' ~
KaNn s Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-16

Merce-'Zed Chinese File;
faHe Cnorfs
Evening star., 1928-02-16
Wash Goods Remnants

-lhc>c useful lengths from stock ard offer
PRACTICAL 'abrtts chidren> and vcarginc-
hams percalcs cotton crcpe> prints vocs etc