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New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Rochester 5, Toronto 0. Jersey City i, Reading 4. Montreal 4. Buffalo 5. Baltimore 80, Newark l-2.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
The Standing

Games Today Albany at Hartford. New Haven at Bridgeport. Springfield at Providence. Waterbury at PittSfield.
 Games Tomorrow Hartford at Albany. Waterbury at Springfield Providence at New Haven. Bridgeport at Pittstield.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Bridgeport Al New Haven 90. Pittstield 6, Hartford 1.
 Providence. 6-l, Springfield 5-2. Albany 5-S, Waterbury 0-2.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
The Standing

Games Today New York at Boston. 2. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. :, Cincinnati at St. Louis. Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays lse.sulll

YcstcFslay's lseSulls New York 5-7. Philadelphia O-3. Boston 3-5. Washington 2-5. Chicago 10. Cleveland |. St. Louis s, Detroit 6.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
Games Tomorrow

Brooklyn at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Cincinnati at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10

z-OEe oue when winning run scored. z--Batted for Deberry in Sth.
 New York 900 OOe O00-2 Brooklyn 900 900 U2l-3 Two base hits: Lindstrom, Terry, Jackson Home run: Hendrick Double play: Lindstrom to Reese to Terry
 Struck out: By Vance 10, by Benton 3
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10

Games TOtlxy Boston at Washington. Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Cleveland. (Other clubs not scheduled)
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn ,. New York ;. Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis :. Chicago ,, Cincinnati 0. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10

Two base hits: Charlow. Weir. Strcuk out: By Massey 2, by Carlson ,. Double plays: Begiey to Yankaskns. Savage to Osborne.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10

" fHESUF I0'KS IWU UUV 3IU- Q
 Two base hits: r. Kennedy :. Barry, Giardi Three base hit Mccormack. Dou- ble play: Dowd to Cunningham to +. Kennedy.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10

N-1Satteu Tor kolp Ill Stn. Cincinnati o0V 900 006-0 Chicago o0l eo1 0ox-2
 Two base hits: Cuyler, Stephenson, Grimm. Beck. Struck out: By Bush 2. kolp ?.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10

Two base hits: Mills, Wright. Jasper. O'connell. Three base hit: patrus omfie run: Mills. Double play. Yosh to Morin.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-10
PIRATES WIN TWO
 IN CITY LEAGUE

(Continued from Preceding Page)
Evening star., 1928-11-30
BIBLE NARRATIVES
ARE CALLED MYTHS
British TheoIogians Claim
Creation and DeIuge With
out Historic Foundation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, November 30.-The Lon
den Daily Mail today gives prominence
to review of a new commentary on
the Bible, entitled, Commentary on
the Holy Scripture" in which a num-
Der of Bible stories are declared myths
and without historical foundation.
Classed as such are the narratives of
the creation, the deluge and the legend
of the Tower of Babel. Other stories
of the traditionally miraculous age are
traced to natural causes.
The book is the work of more than
so contributors, all specialists in their
subjects, and many of them regarded as
among the most learned and most de-
vout leaders of the Church of England.
The book itself was produced under the
editorship of DR.. Gore, former Bishop
of Oxford, who was editor of the famous
LUX Mundi"
While questioning some popular con-
ceptions of New Testament stories, the
commentators stress strongly their be-
lief that the evidence for the existence
of Christ and of his resurrection is
overwhelming, and they avoid any min
imizing tendency, or any attempt to ex-
plain away the central points of Chris
tian faith
Evening star., 1928-11-30
FOUR FRENCHWOMEN
AWAIT GUILLOTINE
Sentiment Against Doumergue
Granting Clemency to Quartet
of Murderesses.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VERSAILLES, France, November 80.
Anne Brucy was sentenced yester-
day to death for the murder of her
husband This made her the fourth
woman in France awaiting the guillo-
tine. unless clemency is granted by
President Doumergue.
Nine. Brucy was convicted of killing
her husband to collect insurance equiv
alent to about $400 in American money.
While he slept she opened all the gas
jets in his bedroom and later reported
his accidental death"
She will join in the death house
Theresa Kures, Serbian woman await
ing the guillotine for kidnapping and
numbering a little girl: Jeanne David,
sentenced to death for choking to death
her 1O-year-old stepson with sponge,
and Blanche Fabre, who killed a step
son by stabbing.
While France ordinarily looks askance
at the executive of woman. a strong
sentiment is growing that the Presi-
dent should refrain from exercising
clemency in these cases, especially OF
the women who wantonly murdered
children.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
Mccormick Listens
To Gamma Walska's
Concert Over Radio
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 3d.
Some of the critics whose holiday
task was to review Gamma WalSka's
first radio concert we're informed
that Harold F. Mccormick tuned
in at his home in Chicago and
telephoned his congratulations.
Evening star., 1928-11-30

AS a protest against their employers
refusal to include them in 75-cent-
uer-week advance granted to other
trades, joiners at the Clyde shipyards.
in Scotland, have decided to stop all
overtime.
Evening star., 1928-11-30
CHANNEL WIDENING URGED
Missouri River Association Asks
Extension of Barge Line.

Extension of Barge Line.
KANSAS CITY, November 80 (P).-
The Missouri River Navigation ASSocia-
ton, through j. c. Nichols, vice presi-
dent, and George j. Miller, secretary,
Yesterday made formal application to
the Secretary of War for the extension
of Federal barge lines up the Missouri
River to Kansas City in 1880.
In a communication to the Secre-
tarv of War, Mr.. Miller requested the
Secretary to obtain from the chief OF
Army engineers, Maj Gen. Jadwin, a
certificate assuring that the Missouri
River six-foot channel be ready for
use in 1880.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Linens

Luncheon Napkins, pure linen
damask, Is inches wide, fine
quality damask, with hemstitched
hens. Regularly 50. GS 7S
Friday, a dozen. 80.
3 Table Sets, pure linen DAM
ask. Cloth, 72X12 inches, and l
dozen napkins, "a inches square.
Re g ularly s2l.5o' Sl4.5O
Friday, a set 900.
IS Table Sets, pure linen dam
ask. Green, with wide band
border, 6Ox60-inch size cloth, and
six napkins to match. S5.05
-Four Dozen Luncheon Nap
kins, pure linen, fllet cut, IA,
inch size, with lace edge and
hand-embroidered corner. Regu-
larly $500 dozen. S5.05
Friday .............
Pure Linen HemStitched
Luncheon Napkins, l2-inch size.
Fine quality linen. 1870
Special, each ......
-Four Table Sets, pure linen
damask. Cloth, 60X80 inches, ana
six napkins to match. all with
hemstitched borders. &6 *
Special, a set. 1890.
As Madeira Hand-embrOidered .
Centerpieces, fine quality pure
linen, in attractive patterns.
S1.0O and $1.25 value. 7Sc
Snecial each ..........
10 Hand Embroidered Bridge
Sets, S pieces, consisting OF a 30
inch cloth, and four napkins.
All boxed. Special, R7c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
A Dollar Sale in the Drapery Store
Offers 28 Unusual Values in Home Things!

$1.69 Criss-cross Curtains-$1 pr.
$1.49 Marquisette Curtains-$1 pr.
$1.49 Rufled Curtains-$1 pr.
$1.29 to $1.49 Panel Curtains-$1 ca
$3.50 Ruffle Curtains-$1 pr.
$3.50 Voile Curtains-$1 pr.
$1.19 to $1.98 Scotch Lace Panels
81 ca.
69c Terry Cretonnes-2 yds., 81.
39c French Marquisette-4 yds., 81.
soc Opaque Shades-2 for 81.
29c to 35c Washable Cretonnes-s
yds., 81.
$129 Mattress Covers-$1 ca.
49c Filet Drapery Nets-3 yds., 81.
$129 Duplex Rayon Materials yd
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Toys
9th &
ID SITS.


-36 Bye-lo Baby Dolls, moving
eyes. Were $3,45. S1O5
Each ...............
IA Clown Flapper Dolls. EOc
Formerly S1.00. Choice. o|N
5 Bull Board Games. slightly
damaged. Were sl'95' S1.38
Table Lot of Games, slightly
damaged. Were Sl.00 and $1.95.
Now
40c and Csc
-23-piece Child's Tea Sets.
Choice of 4 patterns. S1 OK
Reg. $4.95. Set. ..... %AO
g Refrigerators, in gray enamel
h3 finish. We're $685. 1888
Each ...............
8 Kitchen Ranges, white en-
ameled with blue tyim. GOc
We're $100. Each. ..... w
g Kitchen Cabinets, white
enameled. Were s5.95. $2.88
10 Kingsbury Fire Engines, me-
Chemical eI IN 1oa1 auto Were Sl.OO
so Mechanical Racing Autos
the red flash. Were Csc. 7Oc
Eacn ...............
-25 Ford Coupes, iron toys in
red, blue or yellow. Were 0Oc
49c. Each .............
--15 Cannons, in gray
enamel finish. Were Csc. E1c
EdCn
is Covered Wagons, of red
metal with white canvas 90
cover. Were Acc. Each. NV
Il Kingsbury Fire Engine.
slig tly damaged. A. so
Was 1895. Now. 80. "
p Kingsbury Motor driven
Trucks. Were 1895. e. 1S
CnOlce ..............
10 Magic Lanterns, each with
lamp and slides. Were IOc
75c. Now .............
g Ives Electric Rail-
ways. Were $3.50. CT 90
1NOW
II Doll House, bungalow style,
with electric lights;
soiled. Was $500. S17 S0
INOW
a Kestner Character
Dolls. Were $3.50. CD 90
Each ...............
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
DOnestics
, Colored Striped Spreads. in

20 Colored Striped Spreads. in
rose and gold, woven stripes,
scalloped edges. Size Sl.l0
80x1O5. Special. -. "
IS RayOn Satin Spreads. size
72x1O8, in lavender and peach,
with wide shirring. Slightly
soiled. Were SIS. Fri S7 OK
day, each ...........
4 Patchwork Quilts. in rose
and white. and blue and white.
size 80x90 inches.
Were s6.s5. Friday. S3.O8
each ...............
-S4 Bleached Cases, 45x36-
inch size, excellent quality.
Slightly soiled. Were O1c
29c. Friday, each. ......
-I8 Heavy Quality Sheets. size
9Ox99 inches. Seconds OF the
s2.15 quality. Special, $3.50
Friday, each ........
"a Sheets, a beautiful heavy
quality. Size 81x99 inches. Sec
onds of the $1.S5 al 30
quality. Friday. .....
-2s Damaged Spreads, So to IS
values, fine quality rayon, and
marseilles. colors and
white. Double bed $l.08
size, at ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06

p Sealine dyed Rabbit) Coats.
one with squirrel collar and
cuffs, the other with mink
Johnny collars.
Were $l2s and S6Q SO
$135. Choice ..... %O~'oV
Two Fur Coats, one sealine
tdyed rabbit, with fitch Johnny
collar, the other a leopard cat,
with Manchurian wolf G7O
collar. Were $139. Choice P -
Il Hair Seal Coat, with large
shawl collar, and cuffs of blonde
wolf wolf Was $2sS.oO' Sis
II Dark Kid Caracul Sports
Coat, plaid lined. Was &1OO
$3.50. Now ..........
3 Manchurian Wolf Coats, for
sports or motoring, S205O
Were $49.75. Now. P~~'OV
Il Muskrat Coat, with skunk
shawl collar. lining is
slightly snea soiled' Was 500
$210. Now ......... w.
3 Coats, one velvet, with large
dIl0 CullS VI OAlC
imported fleece green sports coat,
with fitch dyed collar (short
size), and one black broadcloth
with caracul collar and cuffs,
AZ bust (short Size).
Nsa;c. Were sSs.50 to s''.00' $39
CnOlce .............
Il Tan BrOadclOth Coat,
badger collar, lining
Man slightly s0iled' Was Sl2'' $40
NOW ............
II Broadtail Fabric Coat, with
large size pointed wolf collar
and cuffs. Was $3.50. coz
NOW
II Natural Camel's Hair Coat,
tuxedo front. slightly COO
soiled. Was $50. Now. %~O
% RaincOatS, 5 green, red,
large sizes only. Were G1 OO
$6.95. Now, each. -.
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Radios

= No. Is RCA Radios, with
tubes. Formerly G6Q 20
S82.75 Now, each. %o"
Il Modernistic Style Electric
Atwater Kent Set, with tubes
and speaker. Was CLIO
S154.50. Now .......
Il No. 80 RCA Radio, with
Radiotrons. All electric. Cabinet
slightly marred. Was (2OS
$895.00. Now. .......
Il No. 36 Atwater Kent Set, In
Pooley cabinet. With tubes and
built-in speaker. All
electric. Was $2O9.oo' Sl29
NOW
II No. 80 Atwater Kent Set,
without tubes. Was Gao 00
$500. Now ....... spOOo"
II Victor Orthophonic, with No.
Is Radiola C a binet.
Slightly marred. Was S105
S275.00. Now ......
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Dresses

II Orchid Dinner Dress, made
of chiffon over crepe slip. size
4812. Formerly $39.75. G7E
Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-3 Lace Dinner Dresses, two
black, one in cocoa, made over
crepe slips. Sizes So. 38, and
20. Formerly $39.75. &1=
Choice
% Evening Dresses, made of
lace, blonde only. For c1O
merly $39.75. Friday at. W.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Blankets, Etc.

a Pure Silk Blankets, slightly
soiled. Size 60x80 in C h IS.
Satin bound Were $6.98
SIS. Now ..........
- Carlers Hair Blankets, 66x80
inches. 1870 camels hair, and
$3.50 wool. in tan with fancy
brown border. Were Cd, OK
$5.95. Friday, EACH. W H -"
. Down Filled Comforts,
brocade centers, and plain satin
borders. Double-bed size. Soiled.
Were $40. Friday S24.95
at ................
II Soiled Satin Comfort, bro
cade center, and blue satin bor-
der. Lambs wool
tlll!s t1lled. Was $4,000 $19.95
Friday ...........
"a SoiIed Blankets. all wool
and part wool. Block plaid de-
signs. Double-bed size. Were
$500 to $12.95. Friday, at
$3.50 to 1896
3 North Star Crib Blankets,
42x6O inches. In white with blue
borders. Soiled. Were C9 90
$6.95. Pair. r..........
Beacon Part Wool Plaid
Blankets, 70x80-inch size. Sa-
teen bound. Slightly CT OQ
irregular. Each .....
Kann'5-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Leather Goods

3 Mems Military
Brush Sets. Reg. G1 90
$295. Set ..........
3 Mems Fitted Leather Cases,
with 8 fittings. $500 S6 90
value. Each .......
II Mans Brown COwhide Fitted
Case, 7 fittings; also 6 Black
Leather Cases, with 6
fittings. $500 value. e1. 90
Cholce .............
- Mems Fitted Cases, with 8
fittings, $500 value; also l Black
Leather Fitted Case and 2 Tan
Leather Cases, with &S00
fittings. Choice $50. ~""o
- Mems Fitted Cases, with 5
fittings. $4.00 value. G2 00
Each
II Brush Set, two brushes and
comb. $3.50 value Cd E0
1or .......... ........
II Military Brush C1 OE
Set. $3.50 value for.
. Military Brush &7 E0
Sets. So value. Set. #
II Mans Tan Leather Fitted
Case, with ebony fit CT IN
tings. $40 value for. "
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06

$1.5O Tapestry covered Footstools-
81 ca.
$3.50 Bar Harbor Chair Cushions
81 ca.
$129 Fancy PillowS-$1 ca.
35c Cretonne Chair Pads for 81.
$129 to $1.49 Sunfast Damasks-
81 yd.
$1.69 Velour Drapery Strips-$1 ca.
49c to soc Chintz Cretonnes-3 ydS.,
ST..
49c Rayons and Damasks-3 yds., 81.
19c Curtain Scrim-8 yds., 81.
29c Dotted Swiss ydS., 81.
72-in. Theatrical Gauze-2 yds., 81.
79c to CSC Damask and Velour VAL
ancing-2 ydS., ST.
SITS Tapestry Wall Panels-$1 ca.
SOC Sash CurtainS-4 prs, 81.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Children's Wear

-3-pc. Knitted Sets-cap, leg
gings and sweaters. CO 90
1898 values. Set -. W~'/o
Infants Knitted Caps and
Toques; regularly $1.0O. 6Oc
Choice ................. wv
-Gertrudes, lace and embroidery
trimmed. Sizes to 2 years. SOo
Regularly 98c. Each. 80. ~"
Infants Blue Blankets with
white borders. Regularly COo
ACC. Each .............. C
Infants Silver plated Fork and
Spoon Set. Special, Fri 0Oc
day set. ............. ~
japanese Silk Carriage Cover;
handmade. Pink or S1 30
blue. Each. ....... "
30 Dresses of jersey and wool
crepe. Sizes to IA.
Were We're. s2.95 to s6.98' Sl.95
-6 Red Bath Robes for IOo
Girls. Were $1.29. Each. ~C
- Girls Coats of lightweight
t,N tweed. Were $500. $1.40
GdCAl
-25 Broadcloth OverbIouses,
we're $1.69. Also 20 Blue Peggy
Cloth Middies; sizes IA
and Is only. Were $1.98. QQo
OlOlCc
-25 Girls BrOadcl0th Over
blouses. Were $198. @7 20
Eacn
Girls Plaid Butterfly Skirts;
sizes IL and ID only. QOc
Regularly $1.98. EACH. Wv
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06

AAAAOoS o9
900 Attractive Wash Frocks,
for home wear, of foulards,
ginghams, novelty prints, in
good styles, long and short
sleeves. Sizes 36 to SO. ROc
Regularly $l.00. Choice. wv
so Maids Morning Dresses,
made of chambray, with white
collars; in broken sizes and
colorS. Were $1.95. G1 00
Friday .............. Up A'OO
30 Maids Black Uniforms, with
white collar and cuffs, made of
soisette and cotton pongee, with
long sleeves, broken G7 o.
sizes. Were $295, at. %
so Smocks. made of broad
cloths, with long sleeves, single
and double breasted styles.
Broken sizes and colors. 7Oc
Were $1.00. Now. ...
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Toilet Goods

--N0rida COmpacts, in leather
cite cases. Discontinued num-
bers. Formerly $l,50 to QOo
$2.50. Choice. e.......... w
Assorted Bath Salts and 0E
Face Powders. Choice. =. ~cN
--Mavis Toilet Water, 81 EOo
size. Special, bottle. .... wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Wool Goods
PENNA.
AVE.

Remnants of Wool Goods and
Coatings. in black and colors,
plaids, stripes, etc. 36 to 54
inches wide. and "a to 21s yard
lengths. Were $l.29 to OGc
$3.50 yard. Friday, yard. ~cc
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Card Tables

-12 BurrOwes' Folding Card
Tables, black moire tops, frames
finished in jade green with gold
trim. Legs double braced and
complete with silencers. 60 90
Were $4.95. Choice. ~O
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
HOmefttings
Regularly 1926 and 1895

Table Lot Curtain and Drapery
Remnants. 49c 10 98c o.
grades. Yard .......,.
Table Lot Salesmen'S Sample
Lengths Curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. 39c to f9c values. COo
Each
Table Lot Salesmen's Sample
Lengths Curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. $1.00 to $500 TOc
values. Choice .........
a Pairs Double faced Velour
Por there's, Is inches
wide. Reg. S7.9S. GO QO
PdI
-35 Pairs Armure Tapes
Portieres. Reg. 1898. S7 OK
@s. g; Coil Spring Covers, made of
AGA ticking. $3.50 CD 7E
value. Each. ......
-6 CretOnne 3 fold
Draft Screens. $500 CD 90
value. Each ..... %~~o
$ Cedar Chests. slightly dam
aged. $24.00 grade. GIL O0
Eacn ..........
-36 Bar Harb0r Chair Cushions,
of velour. $4 grade. GO 90
Each ...............
Belgian Linen Slip Cover Set,
3 pieces. Reg, $50, $1,000
Now ............
-2S Rayon Panel Curtains.
s4.9S to $3.50 values. 60 OK
Each
Table Lot Ruff1ed Curtains. s.
piece sets. 79c to CSC EOc
grS5eS. Set ......,....
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Umbrellas

Il Red Silk Umbrella, 16 ribs.
Regularly s7.95. az. .00
. Silk Umbrellas, red ana
green. 16 ribs. Also 2 Black
Gloria Umbrellas, 8
ribs. Formerly $5.95. 60 09
Choice .............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Floor Coverings

p Worsted Wilton Rugs, size Ok
II feet. Regularly Coz OO
$4,000. Each ..... P/o'OO
. Seamless Worsted velvet
Rugs, sizes 9x12 and 8l4x1O12
feet. Regularly
$1,000 and S67.5O. S17 OK
Choice ............
- Seamless Velvet Rugs, size
9xl2 feet. Regularly G16 OE
$500. Each ..... PIO'1O
3 Seamless Brussels weave
Rugs, size 9Xl2 feet.
r e g u | a rly S24.95. C1S OO
Each ...........
Il Seamless Administer Rug,
size 9x12 feet: sec
ond $39.75 grade, coz OO
. Seamless Administer Rugs,
size 814X1O12 feet;
seco n ds S36.75 GC1 OF
grade. Each. ...... P%f'|c
Il Worsted Wilton Rug. size 6x
feet. Regularly Ga or
$4,000. Now ..... PON'/o
s Wilton Rugs, size 27x54
inches. Regularly c6OE
1895 to $1495. Choice PO' ~
= Administer Rugs, size 9xl2
sest; sea os r Esat larly S2O.5O
IS WOrsted Velvet Rugs, size
27x54 inches. Regu- @E o.
larly $3.50. Each. -. Po' 20
g WOrsted Wilton Rugs, size
36x63 inches.
F,es r e g ularly s25.00. $l4.95
Each ............
300 yards Fe!t-base Remnants.
Regular soc and CSC %.
grades. Square yard. %oC
$50 yards Inlaid LinOIeums.
Regularly S1.59 to $2.65. QOo
Square yard ............ O|C
800 yards AlI-wOOl Reversible
Carpet; 221a inches wide. zE
Regularly $1.49. Yard. 'oC
-6 Felt-base Art Squares, size
9x12 feet; floor SAM
pies. 5000 grade. 81 OK
Eacn .............
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Lingerie

--23 Flannelette Pajamas, Slip
over 2-piece style. Sizes for
women and misses. $1.00 90
and SIPS values. Each. o~C
lie FlanneIette Pajamas, 2-piece
coat style. Misses and women's
sizes. sls5 values. S120
GdCLl
lilo Pieces Muslin Underthings,
in broken sizes; soc to 0Oc
$1.49. Choice .......... Wv
Ia Costume Slips of siquax ra-
dium and crepe de chine. Brok-
en- sizes and colors.
Were 1895 to $5.95. @C OO
Choice ..............
--6 Negligees. in broken styles,
colors and sizes. Soiled. $3.50
to $3.50 va lu ues, S8 80
Choice ..............
-1S Rayon Pettinickers, step-in
style. Broken sizes
and colors. S2.95 G1 00
values. Each ...... PA'OO
81 Japanese Coolie Coats of
cotton crepe; misses
and women's sizes. @7 30
Each %A'C~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Innings
Remnants of Innings, includ-
ing satines. percalines, Satinettes,
ETC.. in colors. Were 35c 7Oc
to soc yard. Friday.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
City Rayon Underthings
99c $l.39

-BloomerS sizes to g. Gowns Slips ChemiSe
-ChemiSe Gowns and and BraSSiere top COM
Slips 36 to AZ. bnationS SO to AZ.
-Step-inS and PantieS -Panties and Step-ins,
Il and 3d. 81 and %.
Lace trimmed and tailored
garments, in pastel colorS
Chiidrens Rayon Vests, 59c
Chiidrens Royon Boomers 69c
ChHdren's Rayon Combinations, $LOO
KannS-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Underwear

-1S Children'S Vests and Pants
of part wool: broken styles and
sizes; $1.00 quality. COc
CnOlce
is Children'S Union Suits of
part wool; broken styles and
sizes; SIPS quality. SOo
EJdCIL
-36 Corset Covers. medium
weight; broken styles and To-
sizes; soc quality. Each.
30 WOmen's Union Suits. also
10 Vests and Pants, all of part
wool; in broken sizes;
$3.50 to 5000 values. OQc
CIlULCc
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Fine SiIk-COyered Comforts
Iregulars, Usually $500 to $4,000, Now
1895 to $l3.95
Hosiery
Very handsome comforts, in solid colors of blue,
rose gold and green, with pure wool filling and
fancy stitching Size 72xS0 and just 80 in the lot.
Kann's-Street Floor.

so Pairs Chiffon Silk Hose,
with cotton tops and Soles. Ex-
ira sizes. $l.sS grade $l.25
200 Pairs Rayon Hose, SEAM
less. Broken sizes and 2Ec
colors. Seconds. Pair. :. OoN
-S5 Pairs Children's Half
Socks, plain or turnover cuff
styles. OF mixed wool. 7C1nc
Csc grade. Pair. 80. ~
-15O Pairs Silk Hose, broken
styles, colors and sizes. 1Qc
PAR .......
so Pairs Wool and RayOn
Sports Hose, Burson make, in
discontinued S.
Soiled. $1.50 quality. 7Qc
Pair ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Neckwear
Crepe de Chine Scarfs, plain
colors of copen, green, tan, pink,
rose. Also in fancy C7 O0
colors. Choice ...... %A'oO
Lace Neckwear, vestees, collar
and and cuff sets' etc. soc
Short Ray0n Scarfs, in 90
two-tone effects. Each. Nv
-$4.95 Wide RayOn Lace Scarfs,
in Spanish lace patterns. Black,
white, light blue, turquoise and
green. Each, special CO Or
at ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Notions
-35 Bamboo Lawn Rakes. COc

As Shoe Tree and Coat Hanger
Sets, Is Hairbrush and Razor
Sets. formerly $1.00, and 10
Kitchen Sets, reg. 75c. E0c
Choice
-46 Children's Sets. Choice of
two styles, one with two hand
kerchiefs in handled box, the
other two pencils and
three hahdkerchiefs. Reg. CSo
soc. Set ...............
Fitted Work Boxes, in assorted
colors. Regularly $l.00. GOc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Remnants-Silks & Velvets
soc to $500 yd.

Lengths for many different uses for dresses bouses,
Innings, slips and lingerie. "A sale that furnishes
good opportunity to buy for Christmas gifts and
Christmas fancy work 33 to 81 in. wide, in these
popular WeaveS.
Metal Brocades and P0ngeeS Tafetas
GeOrgettes COlOred Sans
Printed Crepes RayOn Satns
Chiffon VelvetS Flat CrepeS
Crepe Chimes Black and White Silks, Etc.
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-06
Chinaware
.Jewelry

Ia Mems 14-kt. White Gold
Watch Chains, formerly $500 to
$24.00; also 10 Real Stone Neck
laces, 30-inch lengths, formerly
$500 to $4,000. La pr;co
Choice at ....... II AlCC
Il Mans Howard Pocket Watch,
Reg f.s9essl sso oo m0Vemen'' Nng $4,000
a Lapis ChOkers.
Forme erly $4,000. cIA IN
Now, each ........ PAO'OO
Kann'S-Strest Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-06
COverall & PinafOre Aprons

Something the housekeeper would like
to receive as a gift will be one Of these
neat and trim aprons made of novelty
prints. percales, also unbleached muslin,
and black sateen with cretonne trimming;
in new patterns and color combinations.
Misses and womens sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor