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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-01
Radio to Aid Picnic
By United Press

DW DWFttW 7 TtoV
MONTICELLO, Ind, Sept. L.
WIS, Chicago broadcasting station
has offered its services to the Stats
farmers picnic to be neld Saturday
Sept %. Announcements and new;
of the picnic will be given radio
publicity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-01
Assembly Glass Graduated
By Times Special

2 ENIJo DpJLtWJ
BETHANY PARK, Ind, Sept. l.
Diplomas were awarded at the close
Friday of the older young peoples
conference of the Christian Church
here. Ralph Miller, Edinburg, was
class salutatorian. The commence
ment speaker was the Rev. F. E.
Smith, INDIANAPOLIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-01
Postofice Clerks to Meet

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. AT
tendance of 300 is expected at the
annual convention of the Indiana
Federation of Postoff1ce Clerks
which will open here Sunday to con-
tinue through Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-01
Kills Large Horned Owl

PERU, Ind, Sept. HAIRY c.
Cook, barber, is credited with having
shot one Of the largest horned owls
seen here for several years. 1t had
a wing spread of fifty-five inches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-01

Quit worrying about the iron
ing each week. Purchase the Thor
Mangle Ironer advertised in the
Misc. For Sale Want Ads, and let
it do your ironing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-01
Gift of Old Newspapers

By United Press
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 1.-Sev'
eral old copies of the Indiana
Courier which later become the
present Newcastle Courier have been
sent to the Henry County Historical
Society by Mrs. L. V. Rifner Pike
Muncie. The papers bear dates OF
June IS, 1874; March IT, 1849; April
IA, 1849; Aug. 5, 1853, and Sept. 26
1884. j. w. Grubbs was editor. The
papers were originally property Of
the late w. A. Rifner, an uncle OF
Mrs. Pike.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Housewares
IL to 4 Quart Size Coffee Pots.
Regularly S2.98 to $5.98. Now

~-l 10 q quart Sixe AOucc Iutss
Regularly s29s to s5.9s. Now
" Price
-3 Vegetable Bins, finished In
green. Slightly dent
ed. Regularly $3.50. @1 9S
Each
"A Steel Utility Cabinets for
kite hens. Slightly
imper ect. $l.68 Ct M
value. Each ........ ~
--AH-white Kitchen Cabinet.
Floor sample. Regu- CSS S0
larly $3.50 Now ;. ~"O
3 Bird Cage Stands. in ivory
finish Regularly 90 or
S4.e8; as is. EACH. ~
Il Indoor Refuse Can. QQc
Regularly $3.50. AS Is. -.
10 Rochester Heavy Galvanized
Pals. Regularly 98c. 10c
Special, each ...........
. Universal Electric Wahie
Iron Irons. ~ Regularly $7.85
g Enameled Bird Cages.
Regularly s2S8. Spe- C1 40
cial. each at .......
--S White Enamel Tea Kettles,
AZ quart size. Sec
onds. Regularly $2.49. G1 CS
Each ..........+.-..
is White Enamel Coffee Pots.
2-quart size. Seconds OOc
sl.99 grade. Each. .....
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Neckwear

--150 Pieces Of Neckwear, in
cluding vestees. collars, fancy
ties. etc. soc values. CSc
NiiolCS
-Georgette Scarfs, in pastel coll
orings with hemstitched hens
and embroidered floral designs
above hem. $3.50 csD 20
value. Each ....... %@'O>
. Crepe de Chine Sleeveless
Overblouses-in two tones Of
green and old rose. co OE
Formerly $4.95. Each. %S'~O
II Crepe de Chine Triangle with
hand blocked design.
Faded. Formerly OF M
$3.50. Now ........ %AsOV
Remnants Of White and Green
Georgette. that have been used
for decorating. y to 4
yard in q piece. Special. 90
length ............ OUc
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
DOnlestics

--150 Fine Quality Sheets. four
sizes-63x90. 63x99. 72x90 and
72x99 in: slightly irregular, but
imperfections are very
slight: an excellent quail QOc
ity. Choice. e............ w
lis Soiied Ray0n Spreads. 81x
108 in.. In striped and brocade
designs: In blue. gold. rose and
orchid: scalloped finish.
Were S4.95 to s7.95 CD OQ
value. Choice. -. %~'~o
200 PilIowcases. seconds of the
29c quality, heavy bleached mus
lin. in size 45x36. Friday. 1Qc
--28 yards SOC Herringbone
Featherproof Ticking. SO in. wide.
narrow blue and white o.
stripe. Special. a yard. ""S
--6 Patchwork Quilts. Martha
Washington design: 80X90 In. In
blue and rose on white ground:
stitched quilting. fast
colors. Were SIS. Fri e. 90
day. choice. ....... %'
--Si5 Brocade Damask Rayon
Spreads. 86xl08-in. size, III hello
and blue: plain hem
med. Special. Friday, c. O0
eacn ......,.........
kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
IS Ail-Wooi Plaid Blankets, 10

ID All-W0Ol Plaid Blankets. 70x
80-in. size. In good colors: 5-lh,
weight: slightly soiled.
Regularly $l20O. A @Q a.
IS Regular 50 Kenwood afghan"
Slumber Robes. all pure wool.
woven tweed effects: finished with
neat fringe: In good colors: de-
ylrabIe for auto robes,
couch throws. etc. @E OO
10 Soiied silk Comforts. For
merly SIS and $l8: In pretty
floral designs. In blue and orchid.
with plain borders. null back,
W.T.. win pure pure wool y" n tillins' $O.OB
10 Beacon" Crib blankets.
size 36xh0. IN nursery designs, In
blue and pink, finished with col
ored sateen binding OPT IN
Were $50. Now, NI.H
Three SIS Ali-Wooi "North
star" Blankets. size 72xa4: slight
ly aoiled: white with gold, orchid
and rose border patterns. with
rn,r e,na'"s !" match $l1.O5
---as yds. ESQ Heavy white Out
ing Flanneli soft. deep
nap: 30 In. wide. A 10
yhfu .......,.s.,..t
-~-2D yds. $500 AiirtN0Oi white
ttannel. fine quality. desirabie
for infants wear ~ In, ROc
wide. A yard ..,,,..,.,.. ~"
Kann's~~Htreet Floor,
Dresses
ga Ali-Wooi Jersey Dresses.
one and two piece models, In odd
sizes and good o0lofa. on 20
Regularly sa00. for. ~ |A'V1
--~-l2 Tailored Jersey Dresses.
plain on III two piece styles.
aizes 80 TO a., &h,0h @o 80
value. Friday ,,.... T's'VS
Kann's~r-Heeond Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

--2 Four poster Wood Beds, sim
gle sizes: floor sam
piles: regularly $35. C1Q M
il Bow-end Bed. full size. In
ivory finish; floor
sample; san resul arIy $500
$50. Now .........
IL Metal Bed, In mahogany fin-
i,.t'.,i, ish; regularly :. s22.+s. 1895
i sg'ia, Metal al Bed. in white finish;
regularly $22.4s. &11OO
NOW ..........,...
IL Sealy TuftIess Mattress,
slightly soiled; single
size: regularly coo o.
$47.50. Now ...... va
3 Box Springs. In full and SIN
gle sizes: floor sam
pies: $35 and $38.95 cor M
values. Choice -. P~I'O~
- Coil Springs. in
single hize: regular G1O E0
iy $I8. Each. .... %AO'~"
II Layer felt Mattress, floor
sample; san 2! ",,.a regular'y $500
VI %~1''s; Cot. IVY With n'';,i coli spring and
cretonne pad: single size: floor
sss sample: e.. regul ariy $1,000.
- Double Engiander Day bed.
with back rest and cretonne
pad; p, O. rsgu'ariy sa. $34.95
Kann's~Third Floor.
Lingerie
100 silk Underthings, slightly
Soiled, chemise, step-ins, costume
slips, gowns and bio0mers, also
peLtie0ats of ray0n: broken sizes
and colofs: $l0o and &I 30
$2.15 values. Choice.
900 pieces Muslin Underwear.
slightly s0iled; bIoomers. atep~ins.
slips, vests. etc, in broken sizes
and colors: formerly b9c Toe
h 400 Choices ...,.,,
--~~2g Gotten Pongee Gowns. with
mbfoidered net
yokss; s's5 value. GI.M
Zach ...,......,,,...
--~i35 1t0bes, Gf Beacon cloth.
blanket cloth. corduroy: formerly
.,so,,i ss,o' and 500" $2.39
h6bptIb
~-~4a breakfast Coats OF change
able satin; hlightiy
.,,Il',a: s"ilea: s7os value 1926
ID All wool !, Novelty \ ) Flannel
Robes, slightly soiled: regular
tl3.7a and 4i47t. o. mn
Gin1iGs ,.+..,...,.,t.
-~y2b pieces Undsfthings. former
" I'll IN si0.7b. included are pan"
gee pajamas. imported batiste
gowns, silk slips. and silk
gowns. slightly soiled. GV III.
Gh1ire ..,,....,..,,. #s|1
Eann's Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Linens

-54-in. Linen Luncheon Cloths,
made of good quality crash
linen. with fancy colored striped
berd borders. Very special $l.25
each ................ ~
30 Pure Linen Silver -bleached
Table Sets. 54x54-in. cloth and
six napkins to match. with hem
stitched hens. Reg
ularly $3.50. Special, CD 20
SET.
--12 Rayon Bridge Sets, 36-in.
cloth and four 12-in. napkins: in
solid colors of blue. green and
gold. Regularly $3.50. CD 40
Friday, special. a SET. %A
--23-in. Pure Linen Hand-em-
brOidered Guest Towels. made on
a good quality linen. with colored
embroidery. Regularly 39c. 7Oc
Friday, special, each. -.
IA dozen "John S. Brown"
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins.
2l-in. size. Of fine quality da-
mask. Regularly $3.50. c1 40
Special, a dozen. 80.
IA Turkish Bath Mats; seconds.
Large size and extra heavy
weight, In dark colors and good
patterns, Regularly S7 *
$500. Special. EACH. %A's"
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Toilet Goods

SO Tooth Brushes, the 90
regular T5c grade. Each. O
rs Boxes Roger d Gailet Vera
yioIette Face Powder, In rose
and Rachel only. si.eo S1.OO
value. Now ........ @O
-36 Bottles Of Perfumes, in as
.., sorted odOrs. SOC value Csc
1@JtASE
--33 Bottles Blended Perfumes.
Regular $500 value. C1 M
EOLAlE
SO Hair Brushes, with solid
backs and pure C1 M
brigtles. Choice ..... ~A'oo
81 Powder PufIs. Regu- 80
larry I0c. Special. each at ~
leo Boxes Charrity's Facial
Tissues. Regularly Csc. 1Oc
Special. box .......... Nv
Kann'g-Etreet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Art Goods

% Lamp Shades: slightly soiled.
One for bridge lamp in green,
regularly $3.50. and one for
boudoir lamp In rose. 60 90
Regularly $i2. Choice. %OO
- Hand embroidered Bed
spreads for double bed. Used for
display, 5000 and Cd M
$1,000 values. Choice. %OV
--Chiidren's R0mpers, stamped
and ready-made Of iinene In rose.
blue. yellow and white. Sizes 2.
and 4 years. Regularly 2Oc
75c Choice. ...,...... ~
20 Stamped 5~pe. Lunch Sets
OF linen. Regularly $225. 7Oc
DEL
small lot Of One e-0unce Balls OF
Yarns, in black and cOlOrs. Qc
Regularly a0c To 40c. Ball. Nv
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Underwear

--Women's Rayon Panties and
Bioomers, in peach, flesh. white,
green. henna, black and rust.
Broken sizes Of 73c and A.
ssc grades. Choice. -. ~
--3G ChiIdren's Union Suits Of
wool, cotton and rayon. Size IL
oniy. with Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves and knee length. 20.
SIs5 quality. Each. .... w
--4S ChiIdren's Ray0n VESTS
bodice styles In peach and flesh.
Sizes 4 10 ls years. 19c o.
quality. Each ........ "~C
--ChiIdYen's Fleeced Union Suits,
In assorted styles and sizes 2 TO
10 years 800 quality. Soc
Each .......,..,....
Kann's-fstreet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Umbrellas

.-"'s W0men's Gloria Umbrellas IN
green and purple, i0-rih style,
Slightly streaked, Reg xI OQ
uiarly $500. Each. :. %s.1o
- Wamen's He'd Siik Umbrella,
htfeaked from display. id~rih
style. Formerly $aOa, gD OU
- Chiidren's Cott0n Umbrellas
-~s black, navy. For En..
merly Si,h0, Each. ...,.., noS
kann'a Street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Chinaware

AIlludWdEC
II Cottage Set of decorated
china. 80 pieces. G. OQ
Special at .......... %o'|o
Il Fifty-piece Cottage Set.
Reg ularly s24.98. c1O 90
Special at ........ %A~'~o
Il One Hundred
Piece Dinner Set. co 90
Special at .......... @|'Io
II One Hundred Piece Dinner
s Regularly c1O OQ
s27.ss. Special at. @A1'1o
IL Fifty-piece Dinner Set.
Regularly $ll.98. Spe- c. 90
cial at .............. Cc. 70
-25 Pottery Vases. in ivory fin
ish with fruit decora-
tions. Regularly 93c. cO.
Each .... OIC
-25 Cups and Saucers. of deco
rated china. Regularly o.
39c. Cup and saucer for ~oc
- Coffee Table-as
is. Very specially GO 90
priced at CC.SO
-22 Vases. of orauge-colcred
glass. Specially priced. 90.
each. at ........ zoe
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Hosiery

40 Pairs Chiffon Silk Hose,
with picot tops. Full fashioned.
sl.95 quality. Broken c1 90
sizes and coIors. Pair @A'o/
Ill Pairs Chiffon Silk Hose,
with lace clocks. Holyoke make.
Full fashioned. Broken sizes and
colo eolors- $3.50 quality. Sl.O5
10 Pairs silk Hose. with Cor
don V-line down clocks. White
and gun metal. S295
eI1ai quality; p.,, in broken SLAB
sizes. Palr ..........
--150 Pairs Women's Cotton
H0se-Burson make with rib top
and feeced. Also Lisie
Cnda-hose. SOC quality. 90
Pair ........... %OC
Is Pairs W0men's Golf Hose,
In broken colors and sizes. 7S
$50 quality. Pair. -. ScC
So Pairs Misses Cotton Sport
Hose-full length. soc o.
quality. Pair ........... ooC
-12 Pairs Misses Part-Wooi
Sport Hose. Full length. 20
81 quality. Pair. oOC
1872 Pairs Women's and Chill
dren's Hosiery, in assorted styles,
kinds. colors and sizes. IN.
Choice. pair AOC
so Pairs Silk Hose, full fash
ioned. Broken colors and
sizes. Perfect quality. 10
oAA
kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Floor Covering

- Floor Sample Rugs-1 9xl2
Smiths YonkerS AKIN n ster.
Regularly $500, and / 6x9-ft.
Regent Chenille. Regu- cCS
iarly 1895. Choice. -. P~O
II Smiths Carlton Administer
Rug. Regularly S24.05
- Kalga An-Wool Rugs. Floor
samples. Size 6x9
fl, Regularly $40. S1703
q Kalga AIl-WooI Rugs. floor
samples. Size sxl2 #. COO
Regularly $50. Each. %~o
- Argonne Velvet Rugs, size
exl2 fl. Regularly
$40. Floor sample. GOO o.
Each ........-....
-3 Katonal Velvet Rugs. Floor
samples. Size 9xl2
#. Regularly s29.95. c7G OK
Each ..........-.
Il Regent Chenille Rug, size
9xl2 #. Floor sam
pie. Regularly SIS. S2O OK
NOW
-3 Chinese Rugs. size sxI2 #.
Floor samples. Regu- $500
larly $500. Each. ..... ~
-6 Scatter Size Persian Rugs
floor mples.
Re g ularly s4S.oo. S20.95
Each .............
-3 Administer Rugs, In sizes 9xl2
and sl4xlok #. cC1 S0
Regularly $40. Each %~A'oo
100 Yards Felt Base Floor
Covering. Regularly Csc. COc
Square yard ............
SO Yards Tniaid Linoieum Rem
nants. Regularly sl.ss. G0c
Square yard ...........
4 FeIt-Base Rugs, sizes 9xl2
and sxloiz #. Regu- c. M
larly sI0.T5. Each. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01

--87 prs. Women's Washable
Cape Skin Gloves. pull-on and
novelty-cuff styles-P.K. sewn
and self-stitched backs. Gray
and beige. in broken C7 90
sizes. Pair. ......... %A'O>
-239 prs. Washable Fabric
Gloves, In novelty-cuff and pull
on styles of suede finish fabric.
Sizes 5la to 712 In gray, beaver,
brown, mode and cham QOc
payne. Pair. ............. NV
--136 prs. Pure Silk Gloves with
double finger tips. Novelty-cuff
styles in black. brown and beige.
Sizes 5Ka. 6. 7lz and 8. Also II
prs. Elb0w-length Silk Gloves, in
size 6 and white only. 0Oo
Pair .................
Kann'srStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Beaded Bags

80 Beaded Bags. of steel beads
or in gold and silver combina-
tons. $500 and $500 CD n.
values. Choice. @-'%o
--3 Beaded Bags. in gold and
81 liver combinations. 60 a.
Regularly $3.50. Each %o.Ic
Ill Beaded Bags. OF steel me-
tallic beads, gold and silver COM
binationS. $1,000 and $1,000
values. Also 2 Beaded Bags. In
hand envelope style of gold and
silver combinations. G. m
Regularly s25. Choice. @OsOO
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
zzzlzE:I Bargain Day. Your Money Always Buys More!

1fs and Odd Lots

Nm ~ w ~A&A
30 Infants Long Dresses-some
hand made. $2.98 to $598
values. Slightly mus &1 or
sed. Choice ........ %A'C
--4 Infants Long Coats of faille
silk with satecn lining. CD 40
Were $4.98. Now, each %H'T|
Infants Cashmere Sacques-
in short and long styles. Hand
scalloped and en-
broidered. Regularly &1 90
$3.98. Each ........ %A'Io
--36 Children's Panty Waists, in
sizes IL and Ia only. Lace and
embroidery trimmed. SOC 90.
value. Each ........... @|C
loo Dresses of prints, dimities
and chambray. Sizes 2 to S and
to IA years. $2.98 &1 40
value. Each ........ % %Asf1
Kann's-Second Floor.
Luggage
70 Fitted Cases of black crepe
grained coWhide. Inside tray
fitted with 8 toilet articles. 22-in.
size. size. Were $3.50 S18.5O
--l2 Round Hat Boxes with black
or tan bound edges. is and l8
In. sizes. We're S3.95. c7OO
Now, each. R As//
--6 WOmen's Round edge Over
night CaseS of black enamel duck
with sewed-on hinge % and "a
In. sizes. Were $11.95. GO 90
Each RsS'sS1
-25 DOuble-strap Brief Cases
the two-pocket kind. CT 20
Special. each. ........ %AC~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
"''ss? 's ss'79 S'i''.";sm*s:oo r"* ssoe:'' $lpr.
2O3 Pairs of Women's Patent Leather.
IS Pairs of Women's Patent with Coored Trim.
90 Pairs Women's COIOred Kids and Satins.
61 Pairs Russia Calf Sandals.
$50 Pairs of Low Heel Shoes for Growing Girls

The women's shoes are in pumps, oxfords and
straps with Cuban and French heels. Sizes in as
sormcnt to 7.
kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Trimmings
,Jewclry

A special lot OF Novelty Jewel
ry. consisting of necklaces, In
choker and longer lengths. in all
colors. brooches. bar pins. dress
buckles. bracelets and many other
pieces, Values from 75c 1Oc
to $3,00. Friday. choice.
kann's~~Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Furniture

II Server, finished in gray and
blue. Regular1y &7 AZ
sll50. Special, now.. % S'fS
II Five-piece Breakfast Set,
finished IN green
and and .; yellow spe- $12.45
IS Unfinished Drop-leaf Tables.
Reg Regularly $3.50. spe- $500
cial, each ........... ~OO
--I2 Unfinished Chairs, with per-
forated seats; regularly 6Qc
$l.19. Each ............ Wv
IS Kitchen Chairs. finished in
gray; regularly s4'sS. S3.45
Each ................ ~
. Telephone Sets, stand and
chair. finished in mahogany;
regularly $7.45. G1 az
SCI SCI Baby Yard. with floor and
play beads: finished in natural;
slightly damaged; reg G7 AE
ularly $1245. Now. W
p Baby Cradles, finished in
ivp1y Ivory s1s ana Is blue: EacS Iesu- $7.45
II Folding Go-Cart, GO ~
regularly $l4.95. Now po' ."
a Tilt top Tables,
regularly $9.95. Spe- CG *
clal. eacn ...........
90 De Luxe Chairs. finished In
green; slightly dam
aged; regularly $2.95. CD CE
Each ................
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Ceorgettes, Metal
Cloths, Etc.
-$l.95 Ombre Georgette. also
white georgette with black print
ed designs: useful
remnant lengths. Fri @1 CS
day, a yard. ........ %A'~O
Satin Metal Cloth, combination
effects--turquoise with silver,
orchid with silver. Regular
$500 value Friday a $3.50
yard ................ ~SO
Gold Metal Flouncing. SO in.
wide: 10 yards only. CD o.
Regularly $3.50. Ayd.. %~' ~
Ia yds. Of Rhinestone Geor-
gette, in black. white, pink: 40
In. wide. A regular CD IN
$500 value. Friday. %~'cO
Kann's-Lace Dept, Street Floor.
Ribbons
An Odd Lot of RibbOns--plain
and fancy, also some metal ef-
fectS. Assorted colors and widths.
15c to 29c values. Special. a.
yard ................. ~
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Ho%efiftinss / sS;;;iI f;ii ;s $l.OO

$f4s to $es Three piece Cretonne Dapery Sets $500
85e Shadex Window Shades for $500
69c Reversible Terry Cretonnes z yards, St00
s169 Roman Stripe Tapestry Couch Covers frnsed $500
$f.45 Rufaed Curtains with valance, pair. .$100
-59c Marqusctte Half Sash Curtains pairs, $00
-$149 and $1.98 Scotch Lace Panel Curtains. .$Oo
$40 and $169 Readymade Window or Door Awnings $10o
-7ec to CSC Five piece Curtain Sets. sets, $0o
$t49 to $tea Fancy Pillows. .S1Oo
-ISc 10 <oc Sretonnes YARDS for $1Uo
-$f.fs Velour and Rayen Table Runners for $500
$19s crstonns Bar Harbor Chair Cushion Sets .Soo
-5se cretonns. covered Pillows. for $1oo
-35e Washable Nearn for Coverings. a yards, $1O0
sec Belgian Linen for Slip Covers, so in. yards. Sto0
4se Rayon Drapery Materials .........4 yards $1oo
$3.50 Drapery Damask, so in. wide yard $100
$139 to $169 Mattress Covers; all sizes ........soo
s1ss Kitchen Drapery ssts 10 pieces ..........S1oo
kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-01

$50 Women's Sample Gard
Handkerchiefs, Of novelty linens.
Some slightly mussed. o.
Regularly 3oc. Each. .... S
--27S Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs. with novelty woven bor-
ders and hand en-
snss ssS'sery. '' Csc quality. l212c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Trimmings
Trimming Bands, odd pieces, tn
Persian colorings. Former values
from Sl.59 to So yard. O7~
Friday. a yard. .....,...
Marrow Width Randings. In
Persian patterns. For
merly csc to $l.59, Fri E7r
day, a yard ............
kann's~Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Silverware

~ silver plated Cream and
sugar sets. Regularly %1 OQ
sS.0a, special. set,,, %''~o
- Silver plated Tea sets.
Regularly slA,pa, ape- GO OQ
eiai, set ,..,..,,.,.., %~
- silver plated hread and
Rait Trays, Regularly
sn,pa, Special, each ~Q OQ
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~h,e hall Length Cotton
aud Cotton aud Rayon
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The nclanle brand with
plain bodies aud fancy
tayon tops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-06
Tomato Shipping
Delayed by Rains

Tomato picking in the Browns
vile section. delayed BY the rain
Monday night. got under way again
Wednesday morning. and the move
ment the remainder OF the week will
be heavy. Brownsville shipped four
cars Tuesday. receipts from Monday
picking. but will surDass that num-
Der daily if the weather remains
favorable.
Practically no damage has been
done TO the tomato crop in this sec
ton. according to reports from large
growers. Some Of the tomatoes on
the ground have deteriorated in
quality and will not De shipped. but
the rains have developed the re-
mainder of the crop. The quality
ranges from fair q good, shippers
state. and they anticipate no diff
Guilty so far as shipping qualities
are concerned.
There were practically no ship
ments Tuesday from upper Valley
points where the raipfall was heav-
Ter. but the movement will be heavy
by Thursday or Friday, and shippers
are confident that she tomato move
ment will run close TO 1900 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-06
EDINBURC TO
GET THEATER
Construction of $780,
900 Building To
Start i'm July

EDINBUR6. June 6.-Construction
work on a 100000 theater and office
building, the theater 10 be operated
BY Ed Brady Of San Benito, will start
July /, according 70 an announce
ment Monday by Mrs. H. a. Gamma
way, who secured the building per-
nit. The theater will have a seating
capacity Of 1000. one Of the largest
in the Valley.
The site for the structure was
purchased last week by Mrs Gamma
way, including three lots in the west
ern part OF the business section.
Plans for the building have been
completed by the architects The
building will be Of brick trimmed
with terra Gotta, having a rs foot
front and 1874 feet in length.
Mr.. Brady. who has obtained "a To-
year lease on the building. operates
theaters in San Benito, and is in
terested in theaters at Brownsville
and La Feria. this being his first ven
ture in Hidalgo county.
Equipment for the theater will cost
approximately $50, including n
pipe organ. finely upholstered seats
and a complete ventilating and eool-
ing system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-06
Legion viii Use
New Diamond In
The Lyford Game

The new ball grounds Of the local
American Legion amateur club. To-
Gated lust off the newly paved sec
ton Of jefferson street at Palm
Courts, has been placed in condition
end will be used for the coming
fray Sunday with Fdcouch.
The grounds. which were donated
for use by Lomax & Henson. have
been cleared, graded and layed out
and players state that 4 is a rea-
sonably fast playing field.
The Brownies have been using tine
grounds to work out on in order
10 get accustomed to the new lay
out. They have been using the Vic
toria Heights school grounds hereto
fore.
The grounds will ret initiation in
the Brownie-Lyford tussle that
seems to be a crucial game for the
locals. The Lyford boys have been
the only team to take n fall out Of
the locals as vet this year. and a de-
termined resistance against a sec
ond fall is 10 be expected. players
saw.
The new grounds are easy TO reach
ard is expected to prove a popular
site with local fandom. according to
Legion officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-06
Dry Agent Shot
In W.. Virginia

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, June G.
-LPHShot from ambush while at
tempting 20 arrest five liquor run
ners on Elizabeth pike, 20 miles east
of here. O.. b. Summers. N Of West
Nirginia's eight deputy prohibition
commissioners, today was believed
to be near death at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
"a bullet entered his back. passed
through the right lung and out
through his chest.
W.. C. Burdett, a constable, said
that residents refused to assist when
they learned Summers was a prohi-
bition agent. Burdett had 10 leave
Summers lying IN the road while ne
telephoned Parkersburg police for
aid. The liquor runners escaped.