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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
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DEATHS REPORTED :;
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The following is list Of deaths
of colored persons reported to the
Richmond Bureau Of Health from
January IT, to January "a 1928
with age and date of death:
Clarence Crawley, 10 years; Barnette
Va; January 16,
-Sallie Jones. 35; 500 N. 18Th St.;
January Is.
William R. Coots. So; 40S E. Clay
St.; January 16.
Thomas Jones, "a; los 8. End St. :.
January IT.
Virginia Scott, Is months; 324 N.
18th St. January 16.
James Arthur Tunstall, 80; TOT W.
Grace St.; January 10.
Jack Wyatt, 65; Calhoun ST.; jan
uary IS.
oliver Shields. 81; State Penitentiary
January IS.
Raymond Britt, IS; Irwin Va. jan
uary II.
Ernestine Kersey, %; 519 N. 4rh
St.; January IS.
Walter Hints. 1 year; Henrico Co.;
January 10.
Nancy Hor'ense Janey, "a; $500 P
ST.; January IT.
Robert ]. Morris, 65: 1909 Stock
ton St.; January IS.
Wilson Wiley, As; go N. 9Th ST.. j;
January IS.
Lizzie Kicks, 40; 1904 w. Clay St.
January IS.
Willie Lee Sapp, 2; 419 18th St.
January 16.
Bertha Fuller, AZ; January 20.
Lucy Ann Robinson, 65; 1910 W.
Clay St.; January 20.
John T. Wells. Sd; ITO lakewood
Avenue; January 81.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

) ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.-Johnn7 Far
. rell, 26, one Of the worlds greatest
! golfers. has become professions ~
the famous ST. Augustine Coll L'nHs
, Johnny made a world record in is@'
by winning eight major tourn&mrn'&
I Of which six were in succession. de
is considered one Of the best pulte's
in the history of the game. IN the
Chicago open he completed the '<
holes IN 2s5 ST, les, equall,ng the
; record Of BOBBY Jon"s for r'']"r
competition FCr the past tafee
. years he has beer the lremiei medd
player OF the United States.
The romantic old city OF g.. f''
gustine, famous Tor its splendid golf
ing. its wonderfully stimulating cl,
mate and superb conditions for th'
gama. has welcomed Johnny With
open arms. He is not only a w"ndet-
full moe'er Of technique but h1> the
facult. ( imparting his En- i-e
TO oth'!s He is assisted at '''-
gIstine or ais brother jimmy. TOP
uo'rh plays. aI< usc-7i~toi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

each year, there is the persistent de-
mand for larger and more moder1l
structures. Expenditures for theater'-,
public buildings. churches and sky u
scrapers bring the yearly totals up t.;
sums that dwarf totals in years pre- y
ceding and Immediately following thu
war.
Winter building. which has great
" aided in stabilizing the entire In
dustry promises to equal last year,
record"
In the quarries and mills OF the
Indiana Limestone company. Of which,
Lawrence H. Whiting. Chicago banker
is chairman of the board. plans arc
being made for a record business H I
1928. A production capacity Of from
fourteen to sixteen million cubic fe-'f
of stone q year is assured. Moderr,
equipment has facilitated heavy pro
duction. 1t is estimated that theret
is sufficient stone in the company
quarry properties to supply the ma
ton at good rate Of production fort
many years to come. 1t was stateci
that service now offered by the COM
pany ON all classes Of construction
has never before been equslled.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

/ Building in the United States
turing 1927 totaled approximately
$1,000, 100000. The total for 1928
nay be as large or even larger.
when we predicted year ago that
the value of new buildings during
1927 would perhaps equal that Of the
preceding year" says President A. E.
Dickinson of the Indiana Limestone
company. 1.-The estimate was regarded
AS somewhat optimistic. Yet the
total was but slightly under that OF
/ 1926.
Despite three years Of six to
seven billion dollar construction ex-
penditure. there is nothing to indi-
cate that next years total will fall
below those figures. Building has
oeen stabilized on plane consistent
with the growth Of the nation. Vici-
Gus peaks and valleys have been IRON
/ ed out and speculation has been In a
large measure eliminated. Sound
; conditions and genuine confidence In
the future mean a continued large
, volume of new building.
Besides the annual population in
iuease q over 2.225.00 persons,
,sessntnaRs sons $4,000 sew homes
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
SORE LEGS HEALED

Open Legs, Ulcers, Enlarged Veins,
oi'er, Eczema healed while you
work. Write for free book How to
Heal My Sore Legs at Home" De-
scribe your case.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
UNION LEVEL BAPTIST CHURCH

600 State Street, Fulton)
RISING MT. ZION BAPT. CHURCH.
(800 Denny Street, Fulton)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

.Ac: ~ca.,A social Pc - E
..tness. have ylc!dsd L "e''
urge Painted chec&s aa- ..n,,1 hp'
are the banners OF the neH c'moc
rocy Not only IN the d:aw;r3 room
Of The socially elect Go you Ind won Z,
en- who are cosmet!zine the llluslor
# youth ana beauty INTO oTherwn
urattractive faces But ous'ness oil
aces. stores and shops are crowde'
with those who are making the mos
of their appearance Beauty is IN.
prerogative OF every woman an: The
woman of Grains makes he:scli oeau
tiful.
Beauty is within the purse o.
every woman Though some "inei.
rUcnd thousands annuallc on ,he'
arrcarancc any woman may he ''ea"
t,fIi for $50 year-less thah sas
. cents DAY
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

"You can put me down
and let me walk /! He was
the only man l ever loved!
Yes! l killed my man "a
low down, good : for nothin'
fellow.
Il told him BLOOD was
in my eye-still he wouldn't
listen to me. STEAD of givin'
bimSUGAR I put my KNIFE
in him!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

pro6use1, used. q soto1sd uaesD
the educational facilities Of this ~
had kept pace with them.
Most people fail 10 ysoognAoe thAt
ths larger part q ~ training q ~
youtA end s6uas q Ama3sa tnns
pasee not h esllses buildanOR ~ -
homes. tn shops. and stores. 1duce-
ton should b eont'-ud thfoughsst
M and ho8o s1D6y Asoul1 - 1n1D
90 G % nase noH1nn1 hso -
- 1sss1npna1 g ssa4 1nlna
NDRasnss q - O11auA - .
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
One More SniMe

Here she is with "DoPg HAD
BLURsp' There's nothin' ths* At*
brown Lady don't think che owns. And
how she feslsl Just Mks bitiu' roosess.
And then, "sam, 60 gst my sssoplanat
and drive it to my dooe., WHO'S th4
sollowin' pe all 'romdr'
LISTEN TO WHAT DOPE HAD
BLUES makes one woman SEQ, tesl and
hear. Okeh record No. 1851.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
[ Have Killed My Man
BLOODTHIRSTY
WOMAN
CONFESSES {!

Il am q mighty mean wo-
man and won't stand for no
back-talk. 2"
Andnowthere is terrible,
sinking hoodoo that creeps
after this woman wherever
she goes and lets her feel the
touch of cold, clammy hands.
Soul and body are being
racked by BLOOD THlB
.TY BLUES!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
Never Seen So Much Blood

sI've never seen so much blood
BLOOD = blood Don't you see all that
bloodi"
Oh! You are filed with pity for this
blood thirsty woman whose soul is in such
TORMENT! There comes before her
vision the horrible sight Of the man she
loved. There he is-dead upon the floor
and he welters in his blood. The red
fanes of vengeance drove her into mad
.nassion. But when the toll was taken
there came to her tortured mind 10
RRCOMPENSKi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

nsVsnnsnt II Amsetcs mag b sen
frua ~ ~ tha* men and women
studsns takng haa1s audy courss
n haslnssA ~ ~. ssfns. trades
and professions now number moro
tasn aSoo ooo, vhxs ~ nunbsr Of
soalsp and university students totals
enay ool,ooe. The homo study move
ussnt, WIN ~ SN correspondence
sahos1D = - 6 ths> 1Ataon's major
A1nsoEaD tsllG -. ~ AA ne
G0nnluu1nD G 1N4uDlcD - -
- = 1nnknG =
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

A. C. LIEPE PHARMACY,
1886 Green Bay Av., Milwaukee, Wis
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

Rev. o. B. Slrams, B TIL, Pastor,
Residence, 72S Denny St. Services:
Sunday, 1880 A. NJ. and s P. M.
Sunday School, $3.50 A. NJ. All are
welcome,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28
; THOUSANDS RISE FROM
ma NLfAL Toll TO EXECUTIVE
POSITIONS THl20U6H H0HE
STUDY

CHCAGo-Home study u showing
the way to leadership yearly for thou
sands Of men and women workers t1
the nations narts q commerce,
mines, shops, factories. and farms.
Spread Of this nsw educational
movement is improving the condition
uf the American workman as no other
force could.
Many people think q inprovsnsnt
IN transportation % the marvel Of Gun
age" declared Walter Dill Scott. prcd-
Aant o6 Northwestern University md
. ns>AsnAl1y Rsxa sdveeass q -
hoas Itudy 0sSsaasnk ~Dooe0 -
VIVA .usnaacef1ss ~ eEspaaass -
.~,--,s 40 go ssuo6 - ssss eeA1l
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

Bring us your JOB work. We quote
the lowest prices consistent with
the stock and class Of Workmanship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-01-28

NEW YOGE-Ccsmet.cS cost q"
l.ude Of SKINS ana It costs 'e3s
,tne2 ten cents day 10 De beautiful
approximately 36ooo,ooo women IN
tie United States according 70
Madame Helena Rublnstein. the we"
knova authority cn feminine rSaH'N
whose sS.ors IL Fa:is, London. Ne"
YORK and Chicago are famous EN-
ploy powder. pomade. or hqu;a 10 an
prove the appearance OF the'f SKINS
"At least nme out Of every ten
women l6 years OF age or oldei teaii|e
The NECESSITY OF abettIng nature SAID
Mudalne luaiuStcln. II addressing a
,.roup OF business women here Their
aaay nea..ty D,u. according &c a5ures
jas, :r,r4sra - The "om~2s ., 'rea"
al uA = Department OF Lahci
'I,o.h - :. 100000
,-.s~-a e,ely~-..ss rr,7'r-- "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

---I44 Turkish Towels, with blue
or pink borders; formerly 10r
iSc. Each. .,.,.....,,... wv
IA Bath Mats. In dark
blue and tan; regularly 2Or
sec. Each ......,.......
So Linen Lunch Cloths, slightly
imperfect; size 44x44 inches, with
two-tone striped borders. AE~
E1Cn ....,........,
--S3 Linen Lunch Cloths. 7
pieces: cloth, 49-inch, G1 CE
Oct
---l92 Turkish Towels,
good size will striped CQn
borders Each .........
----SG Linen Scarfs. with lace
edge; IS inches long; soc 20a
values. Each ..........
IS Linen Lunch Cloths. slightly
imperfect; 36 inch size
with two tone borders. 3Or
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Homefttings

Table Lot Drapery Remnants.
Regularly &c 70 SIC. 1Sr
Special, a yard. $500.
ia bolts Awning stripe Duck
Of good weight. Regularly CSc
3sc. Special. yard.
IL Three piece KrOehler Llv-
ing Room Suite.
Regularly ss7s.00. $780, so
Nov .,....
- FootStools, covered In tap
sstry. Regularly $1.6s. 00r
Friday, each. .......,..
~ Screen Doors, slightly dam
aged. Regularly s2.oo Ct On
TO $500. Each. $3.50.
- Couch Hammocks with can
vas backs. Regularly a.. Ga
siI.9S. Now. .......
lis bolts Marquisette Curtain
Materials. Regularly l21ac. Sr
Special. a yard. .........
Table lot 5-pc. Ruined Curtain
Sets. Regularly $i.2S TO QSc
SITS. A set. ..........
lis Ray0n Pillows. Regularly
sl.2s. Special. Friday soc
each .............
-s Cretonne Draft Screens.
three-fold style. Reg "a 40
uiarly s4.ss. Each.
- MaKaxine Rack. slightly
damaged. Regularly 90 S0
1898. New. ...
Is Glider HamniOcks, slightly
damaged. Regularly 90 QQ
$1,000. Special. each. ~
III sets Automobile Seat Covers.
Regularly sl0.sS. Spe- % on
n3sI sat @&s ~
20 window Screens, slightly
damaged. Regularly csc. OEc
Choice. Friday, each. -.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

---e FeIt-base Rugs, size 4laxs
feet feet regularly s4's'' $2.45
~ Congoleum Art square; size
sxlS; regularly sil'2S' $5.45
Now ......... WIS
III Consoleum Art Square; size
exiOla' regularly 1895
1913. Now .........
--3 Printed Llnoleum Rugs; size
sxio y resuiarly S8.7S
so Felt-baSe Mats; size 24x36
inches; regularly Csc. Spe- Toe
cial, Friday. each. 49,.
IL Empress Wilton Rug; moor
sample; size Sl.x
1ola: regularly 1880
$f25.00 Now ..... W
- Woven Fibre Rugs; size 7l2x
1913; regularly sio.sS' $4.0S
Each ......,.....
- Tapestry Brussels Weave
Rugs; size exl2; reg ak OK
ularly $500. Now W
- Heavy Fibre Rugs: size exl2:
=, regularly $2o'OO' AS 1913
Is .....,.........
III Oval Crex De Luxe rig; size
Ok sxi !; regularly $3.50 1896
AS Is 1870.
- Oval Art Rugs. OF grass; size
9xi2; regularly $3.50. @T OK
NOW
% DeltOx Grass Rugs; size Sxl2'
r res, $500 5000
NOW ..,.........'
--3 Rush Rugs. floor sam
pies: size 8xl0; regu- GO 00
larly Sl7.e5. Now.
IS Rice Straw Rags. moor sam
pies; size sxio; resu- ~. 05
larry S5.e5. Now.
% Crex De Luxe Rugs: size sx
10; regularly $500 S7.0S
NOW t''-t.'',''
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Underwear

ss wovnen's Athletic Union
suits Of novelty batisteb ana
checks. Bodice style with open
and closed seats. Broken
sizes. si.oo Quality 6oc
E1Cn % 49, 2 p .
~taa wauen's Athletic Union
Salts of "oile--Some with rayon
strips Flesh and white. Broken
sizes $50 and $500 00a.
qualities. Choice ......
So Misses Athletic Union Suits
% striped voile. Soiled Sizes
IA. rs and 10 yrs. 79c &c
quality. Each ..........
Ksnn's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Infants and
Children's Apparel

--Nainsook Dresses with hand
embroidered yokes and lace
trimmings. Sizes s months to
2 years. Were 1898. Now S1.9S
-6ertrudes. slightly soiled. Reg.
800. Now .............' 9e
--Creepers with white tops or
in plain colors. Reg. 59c.
NOW ...........t-,.. s....' SIC
-Pongee Coats. lined with
sateen. Embroidered collars.
Reg. $3.50, Now. .$2.49
Rubber Pants. in natural and
white. Reg. Csc. Now. lie
--Crossbar Union Suits. in sizes
? to 10 yrs. Button front and
back styles. Were soc. Now sec
--Birdeye Diapers, size 27x27;
hemmed ready for use. Reg.
$f.69. Dozen .s..t.....A .2S
--Creepers. of broadcloth: but
ton or band bottoms. Some with
embroidered tops. Sizes TO ;
yrs. Reg, sl.00. Now. -. SIC
Imported Slip-on Sweaters,
with f1and-embroidered fronts.
Sizes 1 70 8 yrs. Reg. S3.9s.
Now ...,..~......... &5.ss
loo Play Suits. of blue Peggy
cloth: trimmed with red. Sizes
to 6 yrs. Reg. sl.00. Now sec
--s Christening Dresses. Of
net; trimmed with lace, Were
S6.96. Now, each. 900. S2.9s
Imported Apache stripe
Sweaters. Were sl.0o. Now sec
Hand embroidered Pillow
slips, with scalloped edges.
Reg. $l.00. Now. ....,6 se
Ideal Shoes. Black only.
Reg. $l.00 pair. ..........4 se
Wool Stockings. size 4 only.
Formerly soc. Now, pair. 2sc
--slip-on Sweaters, In Jacquard
stripes. Sizes 2 TO & yrs. Reg.
kl,2S. NOW. ............, M.00
SILK Petticoats. with rows of
lace inserting and lace. Were
&S.Se, NOW. .....t,......x t.O0
Ice Dresses OF printed and
floral dimities and of solid color
voiles-trimmed with Filet and
Irish crochet laces. Were S2.sS.
Now ...............,..ST.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

$50 Novelty Cotton Handker"
chiefs, In white and colors; seal"
Ioped and one corner eriinrolo-
cry styles. iSc qualities. Toe
---see Plain white Linen HAND"
kerehiefs, with quarter-tnch Qr
hens. Each ...,.....,...
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Notions

---s pairs MEMS Pullman Shippers
Of Ieatherette, In assorted E0c
eeiorg. 800 values. Pair
$50 Mexican straw Hats.
with large brirns; soc val 10c
1les Eacn ...,......-..
Sc shopping Bags, Of black
water proof leatheYetts CEc
3sc values. Each. .......
lee dozen Hair Nets.s double
mesh: cap shape, In 10r
broken colors Dozen ....
"a Co0Iie or Beach Goats Of rub
berizee cretonne, regular TEc
ly $50 Each ...,t....t
Kann' Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
s si'R nsss~ss~ &c.,.

Seconds Of Nationally Kno,rn $3.50 Grade
There are 1000 pairs of these popular hose
medium service weight-in this special otfer: Inc
colors include all the Summer and early Fall shades
i'm sizes 81 to TO- The imperfeetions are very
slight.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09

ga pilIowcases Of bleached
sheeting. sIze 4bx3e. 1Ec
Regularly 3Sc. Each -.
.~~20s ydx. BIeacheA Muslin
30 In. wide. Regularly lie
i5c. Yard .....r...
--~i58 yds. Unbleached sheetinG
-douhIe-hed width, res" Or
ulariy soc. Yard. $40.
---Hemstitched sheets-v-si1e 63x9s
~. Free from filing. nj M
Regularly ai.2b. Each, W
Kann'k-.-atreet Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
inexpensive Silk
Dresses for Less

leo Dresses, Of pongee; print
ed silk and plain crepe. Sizes
Is to IS. $500 and $S.9S values
lot .,..,..-... '@O.Jo
rs Heavy Crepe Dresses, in
extra sizes; and white. green
and peach. Slightly soiled. For
merry $1,000. Choice, =. .ss.aS
So Printed Crepes and Honan
Pongees. In sizes IA TO ~. Long
sleeved models. Formerly $40 90
to Sl1.00. Choice .,.... .S5.9S
SIS Dresses, Of organdy. floral
crepe and georgette. Sizes Is to
II. Formerly $500 TO $3.50.
Choice ...,.......... $3.50
SO Dresses, OF pique, flannel
and ponRee. Sizes IA to 20.
Formerly $3.9s TO sS.
So Misses Dresses. Of geor-
gette. fat crepe and prints.
Formerly $s.sS. Now. .s5.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
SI.25 to SI.95 Summer INC
SILkS-Now i ~ To-

Plain and printed silks in every imaginable color
and color combnation-33 to 80 inches wide.
All-Silk Printed Georgettee
Al-SiIk Printed Foulards
Plain and Changeable Taffeta
Silk and Rayon Lingerie Satins
Black Satin Duchess Printed Pongee
Brocaded Faille Brocaded Satin Rayon
Honan Ponsee Plaid and Check Taffets
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Luggage


- Wardrobe Hat Box. square
shape. regularly a4.9S. E0c
Nov .......s.,...-t.
III Week End Wardrobe SUIT
Case; regularly $685.. %1.05
ii week End Suit
Case; formerly $50. &I Ok
row e..*..ss
- Round edge Leather Case,
was 1926. Also steamer Ward
robe Trunk, was O. M
s27.50. Choice ...
~ Suit Cass. for running board
of auto; was SASS, r. 90
Nov ...s..t...+ss+s
- Auta Lunch Kit service
for SIX was s24'9S $500
- Aata Lunch Kit, service for
six. was t22.95. Also
Dress Trunks ala o.
Cn0lCE ..*.t+.s*tfs
~~3 Boston Bags, former zoe
iy CSC. Choice ......... ~
- Dress Trunks.
5ps cisliy priced, AT OK
3 Dress Trunks.
spe eiaily priced. ala E0
each, 81 ......., W~
Ksnn's-wThird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Ribbons

--g.Seo yds. Plain and Fancy
Ribbons. OF satin, 'affeta, gross
grain, betting and velvet. o.
i0c 10 iac values. Yard
Hair Bow Ribbons, OF rioire
taffeta and satin~--in a variety OF
coiors. CSC and 2ec lOr
values. Yard ..,.....,l
Kann street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
China, Etc.

40 Floor Lamp Shades OF inn
ported pleated paper: reg QOc
ularly SI,00. AS Is. 1000.
--5s Floor Lamp Shades of wide
pleated parchment: regu- Zoe
larry $i.2S. Each ......
Ia Stone Water Coolers, 3-gal-
Ion size; complete with cover and
faucet; regularly s2'ss. Sl.4O
Now
lis Butter Jars. 2-pound, with
cover. regularly SOC. Spe- To-
cial, Friday. each, ...,,
SD 1.piece Glass Water Sets, of
clear glass; regularly soc. Zoe
Special. set. .....,.....
---i0 Wrought Iron Ferneries. AZ
inches high: with copper
bowl; regularly si.29. O1e
lee Cream Pitchers. OF import
ed luster china. lSc to 2Se
values. Now
Sc to lSc
- Bridge and Floor Lamps,
siIver.plated onyx
has base !. r s.sS $500
Kann's~~Third Floor.
.Jewelry
leo Checkers, OF artiheial pearls
and crystals, also Is
Geld plated Checkers; @l M
formerly s2,0o. Choice A'oo
~..Novelty Jewelry of assorted
kinds: formerly 2Sc and ~
soc. Choice .,,,.,..... NV
Kann's~~Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
kann's Regular 6Oc
Kapitol Handy
Friday
lbs, Csc
Kann's--street Floor.



- Cotton Mattresses, full size;
regularly slo.9S. "a o.
"a Layer-feIt Mattresses, single
size; regularly 1925
SIT.00. Now .....
ii Coil Spring Mattress, 40
size. floor sample
regularly $500. @C7. 1S
Now ..............
IL Kapok Mattress, single size;
regularly 5000. 600 tx
NOW
- Coil Springs, full
size; regularly $4,000. GO OK
Now ..,.s..,..
- Emergency Cots, with pads:
regularly s 6. 90. @IC OK
Ii Enriander Divan. with coil
spring and p pad reg S24.05
II Four poster Wood Bed, single
size; mahogany nm
ish: regularly $4,000 HC1 o.
~ D0nDIe Uny-beuss WIFI paun'
E regularly $500 1925
Eacn ..s,..s..4..,
IL Englander Couch. with pad:
regularly $2S 90. &22.4S
Now ...........
~ Metal Bed. single size, wood
finish; larry &l4.05
SEAS. Now. ..... W
- Metal Beds, double sine, wood
finish; regu larry @10 M
Si9.95. AS Is. ... W.
--~2 Army Cots, floor
samples, regularly Cd *
$500. Now ...... W
III pair Pillows: floor
:,.nn IS, regularly $6.95
Kanns-Third Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Sample & Run.of.the-Mill
Bedspreads-Half Price

Pavon and crinke spreads In pretty colors and at
tractive styles Also White Satin Nurseries apreaos
In sizes for double beds few signify lmpeIIecI 90
to weave And all slightly soiled from handing
Regular $3.50 to $40 Values
Now SIPS to $4.95
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Children's Sweaters
$l.l9

All Wool Cashmere Sweaters
IN the popular slip-on style.
with turtle necks or collars.
Sizes 2 to S years; In tan, blue.
brown and green. Reg. $3.50
values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Umbrellas

- Umbrellas, OF rayon and cot"
ton. In purple and red;
10 ribs, formerly $2.os, al 40
EfaGu ssssssss'ss $3.50
--~s silk Umbrellas, red, purple
and green: formerly @1 Op
S3.nN. Each ..,.,....
--~a Children's Cotton Umbrellas,
purple and green; former Toe
~ st.S0, Each, .,..,..t..
Kann's~~Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09


- Napanee Kitchen
Cabinets; regularly GA E0
S47.50. Now. . o o
IL Napanee Kitchen
cabinet ca j. reg 5ssul aFiy $3.50
- Capital Cabinet
Gas Ranges; regu- 600 o.
larry $1,000. Now. @~~
--s Duplex Electric Cookers:
regularly $3.50 Spe- CO 40
ciai at ...
II white Enamel Willow Hamp-
er with 3 corners: QC %
regularly s5.9S. Now o
lie Showers. complete wit n
shower curtain: regu-
larry ss.98. Special. O. %
eacn ....
II Gasoline Cabinet Range;
demonstration mod
Ell: regularly $4,000. ego 90
II Automobile Refrig-
crater: regularly S4.49. Cd QQ
NOW ...*......
10 3-auart Auto Vacuum Ice
Cream Freezers; regu- GO OK
larry $500. Now.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09


--4 Children's Chairs, In ivory
damaged; reg. S6.4o. I'd RI
NDW 'ssss' $50
4 Chiidren's Rockers, flnisned
in white enamel; reg CD 40
uIarly $4.95. Now
81 Nash Auto, floor
sample: regul arly @17 Ok
S34.75. Now ..
n. a i% !. reg regular sl9.95
- SpeedniobiIes, floor
samples. .,nTi re regularly S8.65
"a Rambler Speedbikes. regular
ly $13.46. Special, GO o.
Friday. each 49,.
la Chiidren's Tea Sets, a
pieces; regularly Cd 30
al,oS. A set ........
"a Dolls, nicely dressed, WIFE
blsoue heads and NOV
ing eyes: regularly @1 RI
s2.25. Now .........
--Ia Doils. soiled. IN QQc
blankets: reg. &i.ss. Each.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.