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Evening star., 1928-11-19
US. EXPORTS TOTAL
OVER TWO BILLION
Huge Shipping of Manufac-
tured Goods Held Result
of Modern Promotion.

The United States exported manu-
sactured goods valued at the huge tota
O. $2,061 100000 in the last recorded
year, according to the annual report
yesterday of the Trade Bureau, Depart
: nlent of Commerce. This trade was
described by DR.. julius Klein. director
OF the bureau. as the result of modern
promotion.
Business enterprises of the United
States. recording an export sales VOL
un1e 20 per cent greater than 1922.
were viewed as maintaining an ac-
tivity largely responsible for this Ma
tion's prosperity.
Big Farm Products Export.
THE Importance of our export trade
po the economic well-being of the coun-
try" DR.. Klein said. lis evidenced by
the fact that one-seventh to one-eighth
of our total farm production is mar
keted abroad"
"Of the output of our factories. 8 or
per cent is exported. representing the
production of not far from a million
industrial workers. It is in the case of
American manufactured products that
american achievements are most out
standing"
"A series of regional studies of trade
and production in the United States
were described, and problems of credit
and transportation were sketched for
future consideration.
Cites Growth of Bureau.
In concluding his report DR.. Klein
calls attention to the growth of the bu-
reau since its reorganization seven
years ago. Since that time the foreign
of1ces have increased from 81 to 81.
with more to be opened during the
present year; while the number of dis
tr1ct Offices has risen from 9 to 90
such expansion has necessarily called
for increased funds, it is pointed out,
the appropriation last year being slight
ly in excess of $4,000.O0D.
In view of the results accomplished.
1t is evident, DR.. Klein says, that this
annual investment of the country in the
Held of trade promotion has been
profitable one for the American tax
payer.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
RHEUMATISM

If you suffer from Rheumatism,
Arthritis or Neuritis, here is
relief for you. Capon Spring
Water is a natural and pleasant
way of ridding the body of
the harmful acids and poisons
which are the cause of most of
your trouble. Capon Water is
free from drugs, pleasant tasting.
and need not be consumed i'm
large quantities. Famous for 200
years. Great doctors prescribe
it. Phone Fr. 7I43 for literature
or call at z0S Dist. Natl. Bank
Bldg. for sample. Open until
3 pm
Evening star., 1928-11-19
CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
SAVE BY USING TOURIST
CAR FROM WASHINGTON

Many travellers to points West of
New Orleans now go in comfort and
save approximately one-half Of their
sleeping car fare by choosing the
through Washington Sunset. Route
tourist car leaving Washington, D. c.,
daily for California without change.
Stopovers at Atlanta, New Orleans,
Houston, San Antonio and Ell Paso are
permitted. Write for illustrated book
let B." fares and other details. G.
v. McArt, Passenger Agent, WASH
INGTON-SUNSET ROUTE, 1910 H
St, NV, Washington, D. C.-Adver-
| tiSement.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Curtis SUCCESSOR
RACE FREE-FOR-ALL
Watson, Jones, McNary,
Fess, Moses and Reed of
PennyIvania Discussed.

BY the Associated Press.
The problem of choosing a majority
leader to succeed Senator Charles Cur
tbs of Kansas, Vice President-elect, is
giving Republican members of the Sem
ate some political pastime after the
serious labors of a national campaign.
An apparently friendly contest which
is still a. free-for-all is being waged
in behalf of some of the older Re-
publican Senators, with the names of
Senators Watson of Indiana, Jones of
Washington, McNary of Oregon, Fess of
Ohio, Moses of New Hampshire and
Reed of Pennsylvania, among those
under discussion.
Seniority has always been the guiding
light in the determination of Senate
posts, but this has been waived in re-
cent years in the selection of the party
leader When Senator Lodge of Massa-
chusetts died four years ago, Senator
Curtis was chosen as his successor,
although he was outranked in seniority
by Senators Warren of Wyoming, Smoot
of Utah and Borah of Idaho.
Honor Little Sought.
These three veterans have indicated
again that they prefer the chairman
ships of their important committees to
the cares of floor leader. and so
the contest has been thrown wide open
once more.
Senator Watson of Indiana is assist
ant leader, and is believed by some of
his workers to have the "inside track :"
Senator Jones of Washington, who is
now whip. outranks the Indiana
Senator, however. and is considered a
likely foe if an open contest develops.
But the entire discussion is still under
cover and still in the whisper stage, for
Senator Curtis has not indicated when
he will relinquish his post. He does
not become Vice President until March
4 at the conclusion of this short ses-
sion. He is undecided whether to con-
tinue as Senator through the short
term. but there is every indication that
he will do so until about Christmas
time, at least
Would Support McNary.
Several Senators are reported to be
prepared to support Senator McNary of
Oregon for leader in the event a dead
lock is threatened. The Oregon Sena-
tor is well known. having led the farm
relief fight as chairman of the agri-
culture committee. He is now prepar-
ing an administration farm bill and has
taken the lead in the fight for passage
OF farm relief legislation at this short
session.
McNary is outranked by Senators
Watson, Jones and Moses of those most
prominently mentioned for the post.
Another Senator whose name has fig
ured in the discussion is Fess of Ohio.
the assistant whip, just elected to his
second term
The decision will rest with a party
caucus which probably will not be
called for that purpose until Senator
Curtis has announced his retirement. or
until shortly before he becomes Vice
President.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
CITIZENS TO MEET.
New Columbia Heights Association
to Elect Officers Tomorrow.

The new Columbia Heights Citizens
Association. started in September, when
43 former members of the old Columbia
Heights Citizens Association decided to
resign from that body, will hold reg
ular meeting at Columbia Heights Com
munity Center, in Wilson Normal
School, Eleventh and Harvard streets,
tomorrow night.
Officers will be elected to serve for
the ensuing year. Up to the present,
the constitution of the new body has
not been completed, and all officers
are temporary. Charles S. Easterling
will preside.
The permanent officers will be elected
from representative ballot determined
by nominations mailed in advance by
members of the association.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Warns of New $40 Counterfeit.

Chief Moran of the Secret Service
today sent out warning of new coun-
terfeit ten-dollar Federal Reserve note.
It is on the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, and is described as follows
Series of 1914; check letter III; face
plate No. 936; back plate No. 1446;
Frank White, Treasurer of the United
States; A. w. Mellon, Secretary of the
Treasury; portrait of Jackson.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Huenefeld Back From Toxic.

BERLIN, November 10 CP).-Baron
Ehrenfried Won Huenefeld, with his
Swedish pilot, K. Lindner, arrived home
from Toxic yesterday by way of the
trans-Siberian express, well satisfied
that his flight to Toxic had demon
strated the aviation possibilities be-
tween Europe and the Far East.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
EARL OF CLONMELL DIES.
Body Will Be Cremated and Ashes
Scattered Over Estate.

WILTON, West Somerset, England,
November 19 CP.-The Earl of Clon-
neil died last night. at the age of 81.
He had been staying with friends here
for the last six months.
The late earl's uncle. the Hon. Dud-
ley Scott, who is IS years old, is his
heir
The earl's body will be cremated on
Wednesday and the ashes scattered over
the hills of his Warwickshire estate.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
JUSNlLIANO FERRER
IS CONTEST WINNER
"White Mans Burden" Is Win
ming Grafton in Filipino
Event.

Jusniliano Ferrer was awarded first
prize in the eighth annual oratorical
contest under auspices of the Filipino
Club of Washington, in the Y. M. C. A.
Building, Eighteenth and G streets, last
night. The awards were made by the
Resident Commissioner of the Philip
pines, Pedro Guevara.
white Mans Burden" was the SUBJ
ject of Ferrer's grafton. M. F. Abasolo
who spoke on "RizalS Life and Mar
tyrdom," and Braulio Rillon, whose top
ic was "Apolinario Nabini the Immor-
tal." were other winners.
The object of the contests, It Is point
ed out, Is to develop speakers and writ
ers among Filipinos of Washington.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Curtis Is Assigned
Pew That Former
President Held

Vice President-elect Charles
Curtis and his sister, Mrs. Edward
F. Gam, have become members
of the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. John
Marshall place and c street, and
attended the first services yester-
day.
They we're assigned to the pew
once occupied by President Ulysses
S. Grant, President Mckinley and
Vice President Charles w. Fair
banks.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery,
pastor. preached a special sermon
yesterday morning to members Of
the National Grange.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
M'SWEENEY, AUTHOR, DIES

Commissioner of immigration Un-
der Cleveland Was Hit by Car.
FRAMINGHANf,, Mass, November 10
R.-Edward F. McSweeney. 63, COM
missioner of immigration for the port
of New York during the second Cleve-
land administration and widely known
as a historian, died yesterday from
injuries received when his automobile
was struck at a crossing here Friday
night.
Mr.. McSweeney was for a time editor
of Boston newspaper.
He was the author of many works on
immigration and American history.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
College Professor Promoted.

OXFORD, England, November 10
R9.-George Stuart Gordon, Merton
professor of English literature at the
University of oxford since 1922, has
been elected president of Magdalen
College, oxford. He is AZ.
Evening star., 1928-11-19

Orders of officials of Glasgow, Scot
land, barring police dogs from street
cars have caused a protest from lovers
of CANNES
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Other
Schubert Music

Ace Maria
al by
Ellis a b e th
Rethberg, So
prano, Metro
politan Opera
c o m p a n y.
No. 15145.
Violin solo by
Albert Spald-
ing, greatest
n
Evening star., 1928-11-19

violinist. No. 50066.
Vocal by Claire Dux, noted con-
cert soprano. No. 10249.
Mdrche Militdire-Played by
Minneapolis Symphony Orches-
ira, Henri Verbrugghen, Conduc-
tor. No. 50153.
Piano solo by Leopold Godowsky,
world-famous pianist. No. SCOTS.
Played by Brunswick Concert
Orchestra. No. 1909.
Evening star., 1928-11-19

Morning
Greetin
Good Night
Piano solos by
L c o p o | q
G o % W sky,
pianist. No.
50133.
Erlkonig-
7 h e E ri
King) Vo-
cal by Sigrid
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Linens

Pure Linen Luncheon Napkins,
l2-inch size, with fancy colored
stripe borders, of good quail O.
ity linen. Special. each. :. W
IA Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths, size 43x44. crash linen,
with fancy borders; were ze.
Sl.00. Friday, each. -. ScC
-S4 Part-linen Dish Towels, good
quality crash, with striped bor-
oers and tape hangers on 10.
end. Special, each. A1S
a Pure Linen Damask Table
Sets, I pieces. consisting of a
cloth, 66g66 inches and six iS-
inch napkins, full bleached and
hemstitched; regularly CAnc
$500. Friday, set. :. %f. 1O
IA Chenille Bath Mats, 1sx36-
inch size. in solid colors of gray
and rose. with fringed
ends Regularly SI.O0. -e
Friday. each ... 1OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Dresses

One Afternoon Dress. made of
blonde silk lace over heavy quail
ity satin, brown taffeta girdie and
DOW. Size Is. Formerly GO0
S35. Friday .......
Five Party Dresses. Thrte in
bouffant style. Two taffeta trocks
in peach ana orchid. with frilled
skirts. Sizes IA. Is and is.
Formerly s25 and Ga TX
six High-grade Sport Dresses
of Canton crepe. Two-piece
style. Broken sizes IA to GIT
20. Were SIS. Friday.
lie Tissue Ginghana Sports
Frocks, short sieeved models.
Broken sizes and col
ors; Regularly $500. S3.49
--I6 Nurses White Muslin
Aprons, with bibs. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes. Were Ct M
$500. Friday ....
10 Misses and Juniors Dresses,
georgette crepe. fiat crepe, print
e6 silks. Good assortment Of
navy dresses in the lot. Sizes Is
to II and IL TO i8 in the collec-
ton. Were SIS and co Oh
$3.50. Friday for. p'o
--65 Odd silk Dresses, dark and
light shades. is to 40 sizes.
Regularly IS 10 1895. CC o.
FRIDAY, each ...
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Chinaware

ChinaWare
--34 Tailored Georgette Shades
for floor lamps; regu- CT 90
larly $1,000. Each. =. %F'|O
liz S-piece Ice Tea Sets, with
covered pitcher and 6 tumblers
OF optic glass; regularly 6Oo
$l.39. Set .......... w
--23 3-piece Console Sets. of am
Der and green glass: regu- 20.
larly $l.39. Set ..... O/C
10 Floor Lamps, in polychrome
finish regularly ss.9s. go 10
liz Concrete Bird
Baths Special. each SS QQ
is 2s-piece Tea Sets, prettily
decorated; regul arly G0 90
S4.98. Set ... DZ. 20
20 23-piece Waffle Sets, of deco
sstsa ss ea china; sai regularly S4.98
--26 Wrought-iron Ferneries. AZ
men size; regularly $1.29. OOo
Eacn .......... ~
-5 50-piece Imported China Din
ner Sets, decorated:
reguiarly reg s27.4s. SI2 *
-S 50-pieee Imported China Din
sfaos sep sets; Is; regularly SO. Or
- i3-picce Combination Break
iast and Tea Sets. of imported
china; regularly e. An
Si4.9t Set ... SI.f1
II roo : piece Imported China
Dinner Set: deco
rated; ularly coz nn
S49.98. Now. D@O.WU
Kannis-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Handkerchiefs

--24o Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs. with hand-embroidery in
all four corners. 25c r.
qualities. Each ..... IOC
500 Cotton Print Handker-
chiefs with hand-rolled 10
hens. Regularly l8c. Each LUC
--l,200 Cotton Handkerchiefs.
some in novelty print designs,
others with white cords. e
Choice DC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Underwear

go Chiidren's Pajama Check
Waist Suits, stayed from sno,Il-
DER. TAPPED buttons. Drop seats.
Broken sizes. 75c quality. %
Gsa14A .+-s.sss
--3 W0men's Glove Silk Bras
siere and Rlooner Combination.
Flesh color. Size ~
only $3.50 quality. SI.75
a. -Fs.F@
30 Women'S Mercerized Ribbed
Union Suits, in broken o.
sizes. 75c quality. Each. ocC
rs Wonen's Athletic Union
Suits. Regatta make in honey dew
snd blue. Broken sizes. 40
s. 90 quality Each .... f|C
--ChiIdren's Rayon Union Suits,
n white. pink and flesh, Broken
s.zes. Sli5 10 $50 o.
values. Choice . oOc
Kann Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Hosiery

-110 Pairs Radmoor silk Hose.
full fashioned. Black, in sizes
8ia and only. Also 90 Pairs
Silk Hose, In broken sizes. EOo
Seconds. Choice. pair. w
--54 Pairs Silk Hose. in assorted
colors and sizes. $50 CI 90
quality. Pair ..-....
les Pairs Super-rayOn Hose,
perfect. Also 9S Pairs Siik-and-
With pointed heels. Pair. SS
--Children's Socks, in assorted
lengths and colors. 25c 1So
to SOC values. Pair. .... AcS
--3S Pairs Silk Hose, with
seamless feet. Seconds. o.
Pair ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Notions

--S6 Pieces Camisole Elastic,
yard to a piece. Pink and white.
Regularly l9c piece. 1Eo
Two pieces for. or.......... AcC
SO Garment Bags, of cretonne
with 81 in. hookless fastener.
Re gularly $195. c1 OO
"a Garment Bags, of unbleach-
ed cotton. Removable frame.
Hold 8 garments. Regu- 90
larly roc. Each ......... oOS
--2S Boxes of Kez Sanitary
Napkins. put up by Kleinert to
sell for 60c. Special, 90
Boxes. S1.00
40 Children's Overnight Bags,
of colored imitation
leather. Regularly soc. o.
CdIl
go Pairs Garment Shields, in
assorted sizes. Slightly soiled.
Regularly SOC and 75c. o.
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Home Fittings

II Three-pc. Slip Cover Set of
@ Belgian linen. $1,000 1898
value, for ..........
II Three-pc. Slip Cover Set of
Gre tonne. $500 CT Oh
value. for ...........
Il Three-pc. slip Cover Set of
Nearlin. $l5.sS value. S7 S0
Il Three-pc. Kroehler Living
Room Suite, with i've separate
sus :s1s a. q Ons; ns,,, Was $l97.5O
Table lot Curtain and Drapery
Material. Remnants. l9c 10c
to 69c values. Yard. -. O~
. Couch Hammocks with can
vas backs. Floor SAM
pies. sl2.s5 values. S7 28
Eacn ...............
"A Couch Hammocks, with up
holstered backs. Floor sam
piles; sls-ss values. 5000
Each .............
-S Glider Hammocks. slightly
aged. $22.50 CID QQ
fdluCS. GdNAl
Table Lot Cretonnes, To-
29c and age grades. Yard ~
"A Awnings, 30-inch size. Of blue
and white striped duck: QOc
$1.49 grade. Each. .....
is pairs Portiere Drapes. of
cross stripe madras; cI 10
$500 grades. Pair. AA
-2S Bar Harbor Chair Cushions.
cretonne covered: si.25 TO-
value. Each ....... 80
--21 Kitchen Sets Of scrim with
gingham borders: Sl.98 OF.
value. Set ............ |S
liz bolts Awning Duck. in as
sorted striped effects; 39c 90
grade. Yard ...........
IS Cretonne Folding Screens. s.
fold style; s49S grade. C2 90
1sdIAA
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
SilverWare

--6 Sterling Silver Salt and Pep
per Shaker Sets: for Cd 40
merly $3.50. Set. -.
IS Knife and Fork Sets, of
stainless steel with C2 40
ivoroid handles. Set. pC' II
Pearl handled Serving 17c
Pieces. Choice .........
Mahogany finished &,
Boudoir Clocks. Spe- CD 40
cial. each ........
Silver plated Tableware, in
cluding knives, teaspoons, 10c
etc. Choice ...... AoS
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
R Price
Kann's-wFourth Floor.
.Jewelry

Novelty Necklaces. In a variety
OF styles. Long chains. ehokers
and pendants Of artificial pearls,
colofcd beads. etc. Regu- co.
larly 81 to 50. Choice :. o~1
Kann's-~Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Art Goods

---Children's R0mpers. stamped
and readymade, OF linene, in
white, rose, blue and yellow
and sizes J. = and 3 years, Also
Stamped Dresses in sizes and ?
years. Regularly 75c and 0Oc
$i00. Choice ....,..... o|e
Royal Society Package Goods
Discontinued numbers. including
children's dresses, suits. women's
negligees and novelties. Choice at
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Seven Goats Three navy blue
sheen, contrasting colored scarf
collars, Little Lady" sizes, 3bla
and 39H, we're $25. Three Black
Kasha Goats. two black and one
MILDLY blue, natural kasha or fur
trimmed. ID and 80 sizes, one
black satin coat, fur cuffs. scarf
collar Were $2g,75. gII nA
Choice Friday ..... Up 'oD
Two Black Satin Goats, cape
effects, cape edged with gray
eoney, size i6.
Regnla fly $3.50. GIE nn
Friday .,.,,....., Up aS'oo
Kann ST Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
White Goods

White Longcloth, 80 in. wide,
soft finished quality, for lin
gerie purposes. Special, ~.
n yard ...............
White HrOadcloth, 80 In. wide,
with a lustrous finish, regular
soc quality, Friday, q 1Qc
yafQ ....,.....,..r..
White Cotton Ratine. rs yards
only. for sports coats and
dresses. Special, a IC1I,c
yard .............,. -
Kann's- Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Lingerie

go Pairs kickernick Boomers,
of Trico Suede, in navy only.
Sports lengths. Brok-
en- sizes. $4.95 value. CT OE
Pair
"a Pairs PaJamas, OF crepe and
novelty percales. Broken sizes
and colors. $l49 and @I O0
$l.95 values. Choice. %''oO
---I50 Gowns. of muslin, crepes
and novelty nainsook. Broken
sizes In white pink and peach.
$i.49 to Sl.95 values. o.
Choice ............,...
Kann' 's--Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Suits. Etc.

-i6 Tweed Suits, long coat
styles, Is to "A; coats can be
worn separately; G1O OO
formerly $500. Now t tAO'Oo
One lot of Skirts, plain flannel
and fancy plaids; for
merly $2.98 to $5.0o. G7 An
Reduced tn DI.UO
Wool Knickers. regular and
extra sizes; S298 and ~,
1898. Friday .......... c~
Sleeveless Linene Sports Goats,
sizes IA to 40: former CI On
ly $29S. Friday. 80. PA'oo
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Neckwear

Assorted Neckwear Of lace, or
CANDY, linene and rayon. C7c
soc 10 ST. Choice. ......
- Square Searfs. Of crepe de
chine, In assorted colors. For
merly $2.95 and $3,s5. OF Q7
Choice ............ PA PA'os
---S Searfs, in assorted colors and
lengths. Mussed and soiled from
display, Formerly $l95 GI ~
TO $2.95, Choice ... #Acs
Kann's~~Stree Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Mattresses, Etc.

III Sealy Mattress,
full size, regularly GCO 1C
So. so. Now 1890.
--4 Coil Springs, single and dou-
bic sizes; regularly CR o.
si2.o0. Each .....
-3 Woven Wire Springs, single
and double sizes; reg G7 o.
ularly $1,000. Each. s
- Metal Army Cots; CT CE
regularly $500. Each y '~o
- -Four poster Wood Beds, dou-
bic size, regularly GID o.
$1,000 Each. 80. 4A ~
--I Bow-end Metal Bed, walnut
finish; double size: floor sample;
regularly S22.45. G1C o.
Eow ......... "a
- Double Day-beds, with Gre
tonne pads; regular CJC o.
" $500. Each. 49,. A"
- Four poster Wood Beds. in
single and double sizes; floor
samples: regularly GIG o.
S22.45. Each ....
III pair Feather Pillows, slightly
soiled; regularly $3.50. CO o.
AsDN .s-.--... ..-++..s.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Framed Pictures

--~35 Framed Pictures. In assort-
ed sizes the frames slightly
soiled. Among the subjects are
flower scenes and copies Of the
Old Masters. Formerly $500 to
1880, Now
$I.OO and $l.75
Kann'ss~ Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Millinery

---s6 Felt Hats. In black and
oiors. Regularly
$2,95 a n d $S.95 CT 80
grades. Each ......, %A'o~
go Tailored Straw Sports Hats.
In black and colors. @Q En
Regularly SIS. Each. %'S'oO
leo Trimmed and Sports Hats,
OF straw and combinations of
straw and satin. Regu-
larly $i00 to $i95. 20
Choice ...,.....,.... NV
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
tapping the Pat to Economy Ihrongs Friday Shoppers
Laces

Remnant Lengths. of white,
cream and black all-over laces
and flouncings, metal laces 25
and 80 in. wide; white rhine
stone set georgette: printed crepe
georgette; embroidered georgette
crepe, and lengths of colored silk
laces. Former $1.65 to $500
values. Clearance Price II
Kanns-Street Floor.
Gloves
--72 prs. Women's Novelty Cuff
Gloves of glace kid and suede,
in gray and tan. Broken sizes.
sl.5s and $l's5 values. 95c
Choice pair ........... ~cN
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Toilet Goods

Assorted Toilet Articles, includ-
ing face powders. perfumes, DUST
ing powders, china powder bowls,
perfume bottles, etc. For o.
merly SOC. Choice Friday ooC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
DOnestics

--65 Damaged Sheets, 63x90 and
54X90 inch sizes; for cots
or single beds. Special, 6Oo
each Observation-Disclosures. Wv
lis Colored Crochet Spreads,
80x90 inches; in good colors:
regularly $298. Fri CT 90
day. each ......... PA'~o
80 Sheets. perfect quality; will
wash up heavy: size
8lx90 inches; regular GI 90
ly SIPS, Friday, each PA'V1
--12 Crib Spreads. nursery de-
signs: in rose only:
regular $3.50 value. G1 so
Friday. each ........ PA'O1
IS Patchwork Quilts. double-bed
size, in blue on white, neatly
quilted: were $1295. &E OE
Friday. each ......... po'I
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Children's Wear

ChiIdrens W ear
rs Girls Khaki Middies and
5, Shirts an were were Si2s to soc
--2O Girls Khaki Camp Suits,
IL and IA year sizes only: QQc
were $l.98. Each. ......4 ~
lis Crepe Kimon0s, in 1Oc
broken sizes Choice go. ~
la Girls Summer Hats, in as
sorted shapes and colors, CEc
were 81 90, Each ...... o@
80 Girls Imported Tub silk
Dresses; we're $1,000. S1..05
Each ........... /O
Kanns-~Eecond Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Leather Goods

- Beaded Bags in metallic
shades. $3.50 value. CO EO
Eacn
Printed Silk Bags, slightly
soiled. $500 value. co M
Choice .......... %o'oo
liz Washable Patent Leather
Bags. regularly $500. Also s
Trout Calf Bags In assorted
coiors. $3.50 value. CC o.
Choice .............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
BlOuses and Vestees

--2S Blouses. of crepe de chine
and moire. in round and v neck
styles, sizes "a to AZ:
were $s's5 to s5.75. S1.OO
Friday ............ %A'OO
--Vestees, good assortment of
vestees, in plain. figured and
striped materials. or rayon broad
cloth and madras, in lovely new
colorings: sizes "a to AZ; were
$l.59 and $l95. Friday, TO-
caCn ...............
Kann's-Second Floor.