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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
Questions and
AnSZCe7.S

Were any one cent pieces coined
in the United States in 1922?
Yes. One-cent pieces to the value
of ST. 900 were issued in that year.
When did Oklahoma and Ken
lucky enact "Jim Grow" law?
Oklahoma in 1907 and Kentucky
in 1901.
At the time of the signing Of the
armistiee after the World War what
was the length of the German
western front?
Approximately $50 miles extend
ing from the North Sea to the
Moselle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30

GdIlS anu lOICeu
him to take ref
uge in the Jura
mills.
He developed a
furious hatred for
all things Ger
man. Once he
said, Every one
of my works will
bear on its title
page, Hatred to
Prussia, Revenge,
Revenge"
Then with what
De Kruif calls "a
magnificent sill
ness" he decided
tn embark 1IOOp
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This Date in
L. s. History


October so
1787-Continental congress ad-
journed.
1875-Missouri adopted a new con-
stitution.
1893-Worl's fair at Chicago closed f;
total attendance, 27,539,041 ;
receipts, $28,151,16
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Daily Thoughts

Rejoice with them that do re-
joice, and weep with them that
weep.--ROmans 12;l5.
Il
WE are accustomed to see men
w deride what they do not un-
derstand, and snarl at the good
and beautiful because it lies be-
yond their sympathies.-Goethe.
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No Taste for Beer
No. 1914

DASTEUR, as a result Of his work on the fermenta-
l. ton of alcohol and wine and on the diseases of
sikworms, had become an idol to the French people.
god.
But at heart, Pasteur very human. The siege
of Paris during the war of 1870 drove him out Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30

T AY the cards out on the table,
II as shown in the diagram. Study
them and see if you can find how
North and South can win four of
the five tricks The one way in
which this can be done is outlined
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for you in the solution, printed else
where on this page.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30
BY FABYAN MATHEY

Spades are trumps, and South has
the lead. North and South must
win four. of the five tricks, against
a perfect defense.
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NJ. E.
TRACY
SAYS:

"SeVeD or Eight MlILiO71
NeaO Voters COn1pIicate
the Problem. No one
KmoaOs How They WiIl
Be Distributed.
The PrepoSterO@s Differ
ence IN Predictions Re
Veals How HopelessIy
Confused the Situation
Hos Become"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30

: David Dietz on Science
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-30

Editor Journal of the American Medici
Association and of Hygeia, the
Haaltb MAGAZINE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
BEDWE |
TORACE Is

BALTIMORE. March 14.-H. G.
Bedwell, who has wintered his big
string at his Howard county farm
Yarrow Brae-has informed Rich
ard Pending, superintendent of
Prince Georges Park, that he will
have Is fit horses for the spring
racing of the Southern Maryland
Agricultural Association. which will
begin April 3 to run IL days. Bed.
we'll has been galloping his horses
over a private training course at
Yarrow Brae, his son helping.
John Farrell, jr., just back from
the Pacific Coast, brings word
that w. T. Fatty) Anderson and
A. l.. Austin will ship from I'll
juana to Bowie toward the end of
the month. Anderson will bring
on Carlaris, winner of the Tia Juana
Derby and the Coffroth Handicap
of 1926 and a potential starter in
the ninth Goffroth, which will be
revived at Tia Juana next Sunday,
crossing about $4,000 and paying
its winner in the neighborhood of
500, 900.
j. Merriman Black has ar
rived at Prince Georges Park
with the 4.year-Old All Blue and
three 2-year-Olds, Joe Booker
with Paganetta, Route Step,
ShadOwdaIe, Pleasant Smiles,
InvigoratOr, and FessOn. Black
wintered at his place In the
Green Spring Valley, Booker in
Hartford county, Maryland, near
Havre de Grace.
Carey Winfrey's string. which ar
rived from New Orleans last week
includes the veteran Splinter
Tester, Zev's trial horse in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
.TY COBB TELLS OLD FOLKS HOW
| TO DANISH THEIR ACHES, PAINS
Stiff, Lame, Rheumatic People Given a
Real Tip
WORKS LIKE MAGIC, THE FANS DECLARE

Ty Cobb who told me about the wonderful
Hniment they use at ball parks nowadays for aches
mains sprains. stiffness swollen joints etc
Ball players couldn't slide and If crippled up with
neurits lame muscles. 1T IS and butter with
them keep fit long fooling ordinary
remedies" declared s. G. Walters, known fam
Tt remained Mike Martin Of Trainers ia dis
cover the latest, best, scientific
1ears 'Sir him. has been copdi-
iioning and keeping Big League fit He was with
hfhe Reds and still with Wash who
team il right putting in shape in Tampa
mike Martins Linment In shape after
n serious injury had worrying about playing ball"
declares Ty Cobb
"A big oil Raleigh Hotel Washington was
laid out in bed unable to move for rheuma
nuttered around-days went by while this millionaire
Taved he must get back home; Finally somebody said
said than done-od Mike came down and doing just
like tells to do in the folder. comes with
each bottle Of iiniment--he gave the oil a rubbing
wrapped him in hot towels-coyered him well and
next morning 10 and behold; Mr. OIL Man handed Sir
Miaue hundred dollar bill and hurriedIv
caught the next train. Hundreds can recite
aIniIar storfes of how Mike Martins Eminent works
s5naEic Walter Johnson Herb Penno:k. Lee Meadow
big StarS-woudn't dream OF using anvthir~
but Mixes II the readers own druggist hasn't secured
~ supply from Mike Just enclose q dollar hill and
Erte Vasco Products Co. Brentwood Nd You'll ger a
bottle genuine Mike Martins with full al.
Tections by return mall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
Horses To Watch At
New Orleans
by BROCATOR-

PIPESTEM--Old Man Hart almost
nocked the iron men for a roll
the other day with this platter.
The jockey got him away to a
five-lengths lead and looked all
over the winner at the head OF
the stretch but folded up badly
in the final stages. Watch him
next time he goes.
PRINCE BOZO--1 am gonig to
slip you real good thing in
this colt. That last effort Of
his was a good one and he
should go on to better things.
l noticed that he worked a. fast
half mile in :48 As last week.
WATCH ONE - That last effort
goes for Sweeney. When they
lift the anchor he win take the
measure of the best. Right now
he is on razor edge. Breezed
three-quarters in ia S-5.
KIND WORDS-The Bryson gang
sung the ship on him Tuesday,
but Louie Morris. as usual, be-
came over confident and was
beaten a couple of whiskers for
all the money. This colt II i'm
proving with each race, and II
he receives a good ride next
time he goes viii be hard to
trim.
LEISCH-Just like money from
home. That's what they tell me
about this platter. Has been
given long rest and looks dead
fit. That last effort was merely
a tightener. Worked a mile last
Friday in 1:44 and was only gal
looping in the final furlong. Tab
him.
MIR. KIRKWOOD-Not so long
ago, the stable thought this one
was a Kentucky Derby prospect.
went amiss and was laid UP
for quite a while. noticed that
he has been working like q wild
horse lately and 1t would not
surprise me to see him take
the measure Of the best. His
latest move was five-eights in
1:01 As.
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HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST Acknowledgements lds and
upward: claiming; $500; five and one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
T0DAY'S SCRATCHES

FIRST RACE-Shorty o., star Prince,
Black Hills.
SECOND RACE-Vineyard Grand
Polly, Honeybunch, Weathervane.
THIRD RACE-Curler, Ask Him,
Goldsborough, Bramton.
FOURTH RACE-Ask John, Follow
Me. Kipukai. Question Mark.
SIXTH RACE-War Bells. Margaret
Elnora, Campus F1irt, Beauty Star,
High Art
EIGHTH RAcE-Brookwood. Miss
Fountain. Little Man, Modo, Peter
Brush Princess Elma, GlassfuI, Belle h.
NINTH RACE-Brownie Smile, Aim
gren, Bryn Dear.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
At Havana
FIRST RACE-Bums, Mishap.
SECOND RACE-Alice Lang. Capt.
Jack. Lothario, Harp of the North,
Antonio.
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At New Orleans

FIRST RACE-Coverlet.
SECOND RACE--Aflame, Fedonna,
Roxie Weidel. stormy Port, st. Mat
thews. Out Step
THIRD RACE-Betsy Bacon, For
bearance. Rionda, immortal, Nome
Presse, Eager.
FOURTH RACE-Florinassa, Glacial
Islam.
SEVENTH RACE-Babe X. Thnlma
o., Compromise, Lucy Kate, The Archer,
Van Patrick.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
ON WAR-PATH

Cherokee Kid, a full-blooded In.
dian whose real name among his
Oklahoma tribesmen is Red Feather
Sidushaugha, has fought himself
into extreme popularity in Florida
during the last few months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14

Carey Winfrey's string, which ar
rived from New Orleans last week
includes the veteran Sprinter
Tester. Zev's trial horse in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14

The Times No. l pinspillers de-
feated The Times No. bowIers,
1896 to 1,477 in special match.
Heinie Lange's powerful $50 set de.
cided the battle in favor of the No. /
team. The scores follow:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
NC TRAINING IS TORTURE TO BABE RUTH
Moore, Winner OF Bet,
Buys z. Mules, Names
Them After Ruth

Say Wiley, what did you
ever do with that 5000 you won
from Babe Ruth last year?" asked
one of the boys at the Yanks
camp yesterday. 1t will be re-
called that the Bambino wagered
$500 against $40 that the demon
hitter, Sinker Cy Moore, would
not make three base hits during
the 1927 American League sea-
son. Old Wiley surprised every
body by making six hits and
collected the dough.
What did I do with the
money!" drawled Wiley. We'll,
son, / didn't spend it foolishly.
I buyed me two good mule. ]
needed on the farm down in Ok
lahoma, and l did the right thing
Man, what kick they gQt"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14

IDON'T meat, that am easily satisfied. AS
matter of fact, I'm as critical as they come
about smoking-tobacco. There are certain
things I demand in a smoke, and declare
here and now that P. "A. has 'em. Has 'em
and to spare, if you ask me.
Fragrant as spring blossoms. Cool as ''The
boss wants to see you.'' Sweet as ''I'm going
to raise your pay" Mild and mellow and
Iong.burning, with full satisfaction in every
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14

FOURTH RACE-Jacobean. Pilades
FIFTH RACE-Appellate, Sue Barker
Nose Shapoff It'd Bit.
SIXTH RACE-Totara, All Silver.
Weather, clear; track. heavy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14
Totals SIS 4s2 4ssi Totals

Let the who's who" coal firm de-
liver your coal for next winter now
details are on next to the last page of
tOday's Times and Herald,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14

autumn of 1928 when that son Of
The Finn was training for his
meeting with Papyrus in the West
chester Racing Associations epochal
800 900 international match race.
Tester, a brother of Exodus and
Rocket, is some Splinter when
right and Winfrey believes he will
have him right against the Bowie
opening. Others of Winfrey's bunch
are Sport Hallahan. Black Bottom,
Easy Money, Flying Sweep, Bright
Steel, Sleepy Time, Manchu and
Okay and an unnamed 2-year-old.
Having trained and raced pretty
much all winter these horses were
seasoned when they arrived from
the South. They are undergoing
freshening up.
William X, one of the most i'm
proved horses that wintered at
Bowie, is considered now a duly
qualified candidate for the $4,000
inaugural Handicap, which will be
revived April 8. with a smart field
competing. Twice within the week
the Donnaconna 4-year-old has
stepped three furlongs in better
than S6 seconds and halves in
better than 40. Grenier, of the
stable of r. e. Potts, is another
Inaugural possibility. He is train
ing exceptionally well.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-14

Believe me, when spring
comes around 1 certainly envy
players like Joe Dugan, PEN
mock or Sam Rice. These guys
are never overweight. They
never have to boil out or sweat
themselves into condition. All
they need to do is get their
arms strong and eat plenty.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Comforts. Etc.

Two $50 BrOeade Satin Com
forts, floral center design, and
plain border. Blue
got5 only, Wool filIed. $l9.95
Five $50 to SOS SILK Comforts,
pure lambs wool filling. 72x7S-
inch size. / rose and blue.
slightly soiled, co OE
Five Pure Wool filled Comforts,
2 with blue silk covers, and 3
with silk null covers. in rose.
Were $40 TO $i8
values. Slightly soiled. S5 OK
NoW s.st... .'....,.....,
--33 Cotton Plaid Blankets, Si.s0
value. Double e-bed size. 90
and good colorS. Each. /O%
so Yards Outing Flannel,
remnant lengths, OF good quality.
Friday. r day a va yard qual''y' l' l2H2c
ann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Home Fittings

> Three piece Slip Cover Sets,
Of Belgian linen. For living room
suite. $4,000 value, 20 Q0
Set ............
81 bolts Cretonnes. in large and
small designs and bright
colorings. l9c to Csc DC
grades. Yard ..........
Ill bolts Awning Duck in va
rious striped effects. 39c 90
grade. Yard. ..........
Ii bolts Drapery Damask, n
assorted colors. 3s in. QOc
wide. soc grade. Yard ... ~
AZ prs. Cretonne Drapery Sets,
3-piece styles. sl.00 TO 7Qc
$50 grades. Set t.........
Table lot Curtain Strips, in
good patterns. 25c TO 39c 10c
grades. Strip. ..........
--72 Cretonne Bar Harbor
Cushion Set S-good
large size. $500 grade. 2I 90
-T2 Cretonne Pillows. square
shape, filed with cotton. 5ec
gTade. special
3 for 81. 90
- Couch Hammocks. s993 70
slI.9s grades. Spe- 26 S0
cial each. ......
-I2S Madras Curtain Strips in
neat panel effects. 69c 70 2Oo
roc grades. Strip. ......
Kann'-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Toilet Goods

--l6 Lima CaveIier Toilet Artl@
cles, Huile de Beaute, Toilet
Vinegar Lotions. Liquid Powder.
Cream, etc, formerly OF ~
81 90 10 $500. Choice W A'O"
- jars Lima Caveileri Paste
Rouge, formerly &i 90, also Down
Puffs, slightly dusty, for
merIy 800 to $3.50. De
1hplCf -..,.,.............
- Down Pun with China Fig
1re, slightly damaged 90 90
Was si2O 90 Nov .... PP'OC
a China Figures for pufTs or
pincushjons. we're $3.50. zE
Now, each .,......,..... "
- Metal Perfume Lamps and
incense Burners, were @E nn
$1,000 Now. each ,... ~'''""
- Japanese Incense or Rose
lars, we're ~ 90 Now. QO nn
sach t.t-s.s,s,tstst
- Rose Jar formerly CO 00
81 90 Special st .... %'S'N"
Esnns Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

10 yds. Pure Linen Table Da-
mask, so and 81 In. wide; Of q
good weight and q sturdy wearing
quality. Regularly S125. o.
Friday, a yard ....... ~1I
pa Turkish Bath Mats. good
heavy weight; in plain white and
pink, solid cOlors. Regu- IOc
larly 55c. Friday, ea....
Remnants Of BaseO LineniZed
Table Damask, 81 inches wide,
good heavy weight and a sturdy
wearing quality. Special, 6Oc
Friday, yd............ ~
---120 Turkish Wash Cloths, good
weight and large size; in block
patterns. Regularly l0c. -
Frlday, ed. ......- --.s.....
liz RayOn Bridge Sets, 5-piece
sets, 36-in. cloth and four nap
kins; in solid colors, with striped
borders. Regularly GO -
$3.50. Friday, each V
20 Pure Linen Damask Table
Sets, 7-piece sets, consisting of
a 54xss-in. cloth and six napkins
TO match; a good quality silver
b ached damask
Regularly s3.95. 90 o.
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

--~3sa W0msns Linen Handler
chiefs novelty efIeets. Slightly
s0ilsd ana mussed 25C IE
and a5c grades Choice AD~
~2G0 W0men'A Linen Handler
chiefs, IN pretty light coi0rs. a.
i2Hc quality. Each ,t.*.t
ksnnb Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Umbrellas

---e W0men'S Silk Umbrellas. in
red, navy. green and purple. with
novelty woven borders. l6-rib
styles with wood
xhanks. Formerly CO En
$500 Choice ....... C~'CO
--s Children's Paras0ls-sunshade
only-in light colors and plain
and figured effects. Soilcd and
slightly faded. Formerly ROn
800 and SIPS. Choice. w
Kaun's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Underwear

III Children's Pajama Checked
Waist Suits, with hloomer and
open knees. Drop seats.
Broken sizes. 3ec quality. CSo
GdNAA
-4s Women'S Cotton ribbed
Vests, bodice styles in flesh and
white. Soiled. 6ec quality. o.
ESdAAA
-1S8 WOmen's RayOn Panties.
in pink. peach and white. Elastic
at waist Wide knees.
Broken sizes. 7ec quality. o.
Ehlf
pairs for S1.00
SIS Women's Rayon BloOmeFs.
Slips and Chenlise: broken sizes
and colors. Sl.oo to ei.sS QO~
grades Choice. ...... O/S
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

100 Pairs FuIl-Fashioned Isle
Hose, in cinnamon and cordovan
shades only. 75c quality. Also
IS Pairs Cotton HOse-Burson
make, in discontinued COL 90
ors. Broken sizes. Pair
-12s Pairs silk Hose-Holyoke
make - service and chiffon
weights. Full fashioned Broken
sizes and colors. $500 c1 o.
quality. Pair ......
-42 Pairs Women Sport Hose,
Of part wool. Broken sizes and
cOlors. S1O0 to $500 S0c
qualities. Pair .......... ""N
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

IS Black Silk Bags, with imita-
ton snake-covered frame and
white trimming. Also 3 silk
Bags in tan and gray, pouch
shape. Regularly 90 OE
$500. Choice. ..... Co'/ -
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

Ia Dresses, made of satin, very
useful for early Spring wear.
without coats, In brown, navy,
and black. Sizes SO to A. For
merly s2e.75 to $45, GA *
at ..............
--1A Evening Dresses, beaded
georgettes, chiffon velvets, and
satins. Broken sizes. Formerly
selling from s25 up 10 co M
s39.75. Now ....... W>O"
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Ribbons

Baby Ribbons, Of satin and
novelty weaveS. In colors suit
able for lingerie and baby bows.
4c to l0c value. Special
3 Yds., lOc
SO Mitzi Bows. Of plain, two
tone and ombre ribbons. Slightly
mussed from handling. Formerly
SIC to s1.95. Now
- Price
A Table Lot Of Ribbon Rem
nantS. in plain colors and fancy
effects. In desirable lengths for
trimming l5c to CSC o.
values. Yard ............ W
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

- Dresses, Of white crepe de
chine gizfs 4 10 IA
years s. 90 value &O on
Zach ............. ~~~'
rs siIk Bata, Tor children tn 2
years Brown tan and blue, with
fubbfT bscks. 81 Ss Roe
value. Each ....t..tt,,
Infants I4iuF Blankets, Win
attractive nursery de- "a
slgnE 8 90 value Each 49,
EHnnk Second Floor.
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Lingerie

-275 Prs. Crepe Step-ins. in pink
and peach. Slightly soil I1c
ed. 49c value. Pair. 80.
go Lounging or BOudoir Robes,
Of crepe de chine or novelty twill
ed satin. Broken sizes and colors.
s7.e5 TO SI0.95 values. CT -
Choice .............
Kann's-Second Floor
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Notions

liz Rubber House Aprons, regu-
larly SOC and 81: also Is Chill
dren's Rubber Aprons. regularly
soc, soiied from handling o.
Choice ............... %oC
IS mall lot Sanitary Wash
Cloths. seconds of l0c quality.
Special
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.Jewelry

Jewelry
lis Rhinestone Bags, mounted
on white metal frames. Silk
lined. Were S2.95. c1 M
Now each - - 1'OO
--27 White Bone Necklaces, in
30-inch length and graduate
style style Were sl'oO' Now SOC
FdtIA
3 Genuine White Coral Neck
Iaces, in "a, 81 and 30 inch
lengths. Re & ularly GO 0O
$40. Each .......... 'OO
Novelty Jewelry, including
brooches. hat ornaments, ear
rings. necklaces, etc. SOC OOc
to s1.00 values. Choice
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
ChinaMare

- Fifty piece Imported Dinner
Sets, regularly cIO 90
S2798. Set ...... " l. A>'IO
SO White Porcelain Dinner and
Soup Plates, slight sec ~
onds; regularly l5c. Each AZ"
II Thirty-two-p piece Breakfast
Set, of decorated por-
oelain; regularly s5.ss $40
Now
IS Ten-p piece Baking Sets, COW
cred casserole. 6 custard cups
and , mixing bowls, o.
SIS Covered Spice Jars. of inn
ported porcelain; deco IQc
rated. Each ............
"a Decorated Glass Bud 10c
Vases. regularly csc. Each
IL Imported China Dinner Set.
"a pieces; regularly G16 QQ
s27.4s: as is -. pAO'|O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Gloves

lis prs. Women's Washable
Fabric Gloves, in gray, beige and
mode. Novelty-cuff and pull-on
styles. Formerly $3.50 CT On
and $500. Pair. 49,. P PA'OO
III prs. Misses Fabric Gloves,
in novelty, fare and turn-down
cum styles. Beige and mode in
sizes 2 TO 7. Si.00 value. 20
Pair O/C
Kann'S--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29

II Salem Tire. size
a2x4lz speci ally $1,000
priced At .........
- Salem Tires. used:
size 33x4. Special, Cd OK
each. at ........
Kann Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
4 for I9c

go pairs Fancy Round Carriers,
slightly soiled regularly L.
SOC. Special pair ...... AoC
40 Sanitary Aprons of rubber
and rilbberized cloth;
white only regularly Csc. L.
1ilplAF t+.s.ss.-s
--i2 NeKiigee Girdies. In assorted
styles: slightly soilcd:
s,no,,. =, 90 ana 'i'0O values Soc
Kann Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Floor Coverings

--I0 feIt-DaSe hugs, s.-> 5Xl2
It. Regularly $lo.'0. Sh95
Now, eacn ........
---2VU Yards keIt- Base Floor Gov
erinK, IN long remnant lengths.
49c and ogc grades. C1c
Square yard ........
- Felt-B -Base Rugs, size is2Xs
It. Regularly s4.4o. go uS
Each ..............
--3 Armstrong; LInoleum kngs,
size 9Xlz II. Etegu-
larry SI6.20. ope- G1C Ok
cial, each ........
A oval Grass Rugs, size 9xI2
IT. Regularly $3.50, &lS
Special, each ...........
- Imported scotch Rugs, size
axl2 a. Regularly $50
II Cameo Wool Fibre Rugs,
size 9xl2 1t. Regu-
larry $1,000. Nov, g OK
each ................
II Chenille Rug, size sXi0 n.
Res ularIy $1,000. %30.05
SUCEAhi az
"a Wilton Rugs, size exl2 II.
Res ularly s7LSo. $40 Q5
Special, each .....
II Worsted Wilton Rug, SiEe
9xI2 II. Regularly $3.50. go
Special at t..............
- Seamless Administer Rugs,
sizes 9xl2 and Ga XlOA
II. Regularly $4,000. GCE
NOW
--3 Rag Rugs-fioOf samples.
size 3bXo3 inCneS. Rcgu- TnC
larly l59 Now. EACH.
- Velvet and Brussels Weave
Rugs. size 9Xl2 and 8ANl0is
It. Regularly SIS, Sl5.Q5
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
DOnlestiCs

MHDAAkVAAANS
--2S COlOred Satin finiShed
Bolster Throws. in rose. blue.
and gold. assorted patterns. for
double beds. Slightly solled.
Regularly $l00 value 90
LOT, cACn ...4.4s.-.s
---y2.OO Seamless Crinkie Spreads,
alxlO8 inches Gold stripe de-
sign only. Plain hem GI 10
med. at ........... %1'o1
--I2O Yards of Unbleached Mus
lin, 81 In. Good lengths, Regu~
lar lac quality, Friday, a Ino
NAfu s.....s s.s.tssss
IA Hemstitehed Cases. perfect
quality. 42x36-inch size. Made
of excellent soft muslin. o.
A regular A0C value ,,,... 'P~
--~IaO Fine Quality sheets, 6lX90
and 63X00 inch size, for single
beds Regular $lla and 81 20
values Slightly irregu- 10
lar. At. each ........,..
kanns street Floor,