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leather ,sarly Monday Anas0s
| about 500, jewelry. keys. heirlooms having
s sa' rxs4s to ssS Park M AUaa
Fife Of Thomas cefe warren airer cO CAMDEN
oSes and ehsr sss scoo
notes and minutes of meetings. Reward.
| 900 Mass. ave. NV. l9s
BIR,ACELET-Gold bracelet with two sap
sts S1h an and Stanton pl and 4th and
Sth St: Sunday evening at 8:l5 Cali Cleve-
Congressional Country Club. Saturday Ia, e eve
ming. September Is Liberal reward Notify
Ha' &c. Carlson % jackson D phSns
s st 18Th e. ana 10Th from auto poo
lincoln s4i5-W Apply 90 st 5th ' st. ne. Re-
3oomo,SMaale; large, white and brown collie.
% sss. 0ssSn ana ae~ %hi' sps Sa
DOG. large. black with tan markings; chain,
%ard AN" Morris SIMON s2S Ses sst Scr cley
hoo, or Woodward BUILDING Main 5l8o
DoSomL9ns- hair terrier, mails, male brown ears
! ~eturn or information. 452l Arkansas ave.
! Nv. Columbia 4l45-J. 20
/ EYEGLASSES 1pair OF, either at cheia-
| Harry Coombs, 702 NJ j. ave. NV, and re-
ceive reward. or phone FIR. 4929-J.
P2x r ss d sSma lost ssss gut of Finder
GRIP. black Sunday night; containing
| sc. and 14th NV. Call Rinewalt, Col. 32i8,
| or 3467 14th ST.; reward.
PIN. gold, set with pearls. cross shaped. los.
SITS. Address, BOX 45i-B. Star once and
De ca Sorsh es ss% Mr Psrrs 70
POODLE DOG. white, female. Saturday
night; liberal reward. slS M st. NV. Mrs
PUPPY, brown and gray; reward. Clev.
| 1892
PURSE with s2i in Post once at $40 18th
| owner can't afford to lose. Please call
| Franklin 824l-J. Small reward
| RINCS-In ladies' room at Villa Roma.
| rings. Finder please return mt once and re-
| ceive reward tho questions askedl, to $500
Conn. ave-, Apt. y. or phone Clev. 42a2' after
| 6 pm, 10
sCARF-Wlll finder Of pink and rose scarf
] return to 3044ta ST. NV? North I'LL.
/ Reward.
WATcH-Lady's gold watch. between Gold.
Conn. ave. Jsnitors apt. Reward.
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The Gen. NJ E. Urell Auxiliary will
give a 500 card party at Pythian Tenn
pie tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
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Christian and Eleanor Ripper Home
will be held at the Chestnut Farms
Auditorium Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
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The Curley Club athletic committee
will give a card party at st. Martin S
Hall tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
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The Washington Dietetic Association
will meet at the Grace Dodge Hotel to-
morrow night at o'clock.
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The Dahlgren Terrace Citizens AS
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow night at
the Social Oyster House, 8 o'clock.
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FUTURE.

American Business Club luncheon at
the Hamilton Hotel, noon.
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phires and one diamond. lost Sunday night
between 5th and Stanton pl. and 4th and A
SITS. ne. Reward l0l 4th ST u
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HANBACK,. ROBERT La GRAND. suddenl

on Monday, september II. 1873. at hlS resi-
dence: 35ll Ordway st. NV, ROBERT LA
Ian C. and Hazen p. Hammack. aged 5
months. Funeral services at the S. H.
Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 18th st. NV.
on Wednesday. September ~. at IL am.
Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
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KETTNER. JAMES ID. On Monday Septem-
Der II. 1928, at his residence. S2l D st.
s.w.. JAMES D.. beloved husband Of Flor
ence v. Kettner. Funeral from his late
residence on Thursday, September 20. at
2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited to
attend. 1nterment at Congressional Gene
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A card party for the benefit of the
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JAMES j. MCCARTHY. President.
JAMES J. CORBETT. Rec. Sec.

September Is. 1928. at Garfield Hospital:
ROBERT HOWARD. beloved husband of
Claire Millar Dodson. Funeral services at
Gawlers chapel, 1880 pennsylvania ave;
pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
DORSEY. FANNIE X. On Monday, Septen-
Der II. 1919. at am, FANNIE x. wife
the residence of her daughter Mrs. John
c: Harlowe: s2o Mass aye. NV on We'd
tives and friends invited to attend. In
terment at st. Johns Cemetery, Olney,
10t
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The National Alma Mater will meet
at 1910 Calvert street, pm. Miss
Sarah C. Hamilton will speak.
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BOX, pasteboard. containing naval oficer's
caps, hats. etc; lost on Mass. ave- about
Sth St: Sunday evening at 8:l5. Call Cleve-
land 1330-J Raward
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SHORT, CLIFTON. DEPARTED this life Mon
day, September II. 1923. at 5 am. o. his
TON, the devoted son OF James and the
late. Cora Short. brother of Mrs. Susie
Robinson, Dorothy. Octavus, Otis, Thomas
and Dewey Short. Remains resting tenn
porarily at the John T. Rhines funera
chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Funeral
wednesday, September 10. at pm, at
HILTON. Nd.
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JACOBS, LAURA I. On Sunday, September
is, 1928. at the home of her cousin, Lem
uel a. Martin; Fort Foote; Prlnse GeoT neS
from the chapel of Thomas F.. Murray 4
Sons 2007 NICHOLS ave; Sc. ON Wednesday,
September Is. at go am interment
tives and friends invited. Baltimore pa
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DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE RING, large. at
Congressional Country Club. Saturday eve
ming, September is Liberal reward. Notify
Mai. W II: Garrison. 26 Jackson pl. Phone
Franklin R20
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DAILY, TIMOTHY D. Members of the Com
Tmodore John Barry Division OF the A. O
our late brother. TIMOTHY D. DAILY
Funeral Wednesday. September 10. at
am, from St. Alovsius Church. where
high mass will be sung for the repose oil
his soul ,,
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Underwear

so ChiIdren's Union Suits,
Carter make. of part wool.
Broken sizes and styles. SITS
to s2.7S qualities. Sl.25
Choice ............
so Children's Union Suits,
Carter make. of wool and cot
ton. Discontinued models.
$3.50 and $3.50 $l.05
rs ChiIdren's Vests and Pan
ties, Carter make. of wool and
cotton. Discontinued. $500
and $2.25 qualities. S7 25
Choice ...........
-7S Women's Fieeced Union
Suits, broken sizes. $l.00
a n d SIPS qualities. ROc
Is5 women;s Cotton Knit
Pants, also 80 Medium weight
Cotton Vests, Carter make.
$l.00 and $l.25 qualities. 6Oc
Choice
SO Women's Knit Corset
Covers. light weight. Sizes AZ
and Al. sec quality. COc
Each
IS Women's RayOn Petit
neckers, step-in with panel
back and front.
Soiled. $2.95 quail C7 40
;tv Eocb sp Law
-3 Rayon Brassiere-Top Com
binatiOns. Also 2 Bemberg
Boomers. Soiled. $l.95 OQc
quality. Choice. .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Alfred E. Smith was expressed In a
statement yesterday by Mrs. Mary T.
JefTfies of Birmingham. Ala, State
president of the prohibition organiza-
ton.
The statement. issued in connection
with the State convention, was in reply
to reports that Smith adherents might
be busted from the union
There should not be any coldness
or lack of harmony among the w. Z.
T. U. women said the statement. II
there be W. c. T. U. women in Ala
bama who knowing the facts about
Gov. Smiths record as Governor of
New York. can square it with their
prohibition conscience to support him
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ton in Mississippi, led by Perry w
Howard, negro, was filed yesterday with
Walker Wood, secretary of state. bv
S. D. Redmond, negro chairman of the
Howard State executive committee. .
No reason was given for the action.
but it has been limited that split
in the Republican vote might result
in the election because two Republican
lists have been qualified. The o'her
faction is headed by George l.. Sheldon.
former Governor of Nebraska. Both
states are white.
Secretary Wood expressed some doubt
that the list could be withdrawn. be-
cause both have gone to the printer.
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Beds. Etc.

. An-layer Felt Mattresses,
floor NIPPLES;
regular ly $500. @1O Or
Each ......... %AO
II Couch Pad, covered with
cretonne; double size; GO OF
regularly $3.50. Now R//o
II Couch Pad, covered with
cretonne; single size: cG Or
regularly s12.90. Now %O'|o
II Box Springs, single size;
floor sample; regu- coo nn
larly $500. Now p~O'OO
Il Double Sliding Couch with
pad; reg ularly GID OS
$1,000. Now -. %IA.1O
% Wood finished Metal Beds,
full full .! sizes ST. regularly 1905
Il Day-bed with pad; floor
san sample Ed reg regularly $3.50
-3 All-layer Felt Mattresses.
single sizes; regu- C1O O0
larly $500. Each %lU.UU
-3 Link Bed Springs, full and
single sizes; regular or M
ly $685.. Each. -. %cOO
II Divan with coil spring and
pad: single size;
regula rly $500. COG M
NOW ............
I'll Ivory finished Bed, full
size; floor sample:
regula rly $4,000. G10 o.
NOW
. BOw-end Metal Beds, floor
samples: full size:
regula rly $500. 600 o.
Eacn ...........
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Furniture

% Breakfast Sets-table and
four chairs. Gray ana blue
finish. Reg. $24.75. @1Q IN
Set .............
. Unfinished Pier Cabinets.
gull a rly $1,000. GR 1E
EACH
a Unfinished End bles.
Regularly $245. C1 90
EdCI
Il Sand Box, with canopy.
Regularly $3.50. OIL IN
NOW
Il Sand Box with two stools.
N n larly $3.50 $6.45
1NOW
II Server, finished in green.
Regularly 1895. OF IN
Now ...........,.
a Willow Rockers. with wide
s arms' Each Regularly 81. SO
a High Chairs, in oak finish.
Regularly $3.45. CC 90
Each ............ W
IS Imported English Go-carts.
Regularly $4s.50. &27 SO
Each ..........
Kann's-Fourth. Floor.
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Neckwear

-10 Shawls, slightly mussed
from display. $1,000 cG 20
value. Choice 49,. %O'
-Mussed Flowers, in assorted
styles and colors. 29c TX
to SOC values. Choice. :. AcN
-Organdy PIeatings and Band
ings: also a few of georgette.
? to 4 yard pieces. CEo
SiIOlLC
Leather and Lcatherette Col
lar and Cufs. Sets. in tan, brown,
ecru and green. soc and To
75c values. Choice. 80.
Silk Scarfs, of plain crepe de
chine. also a few of georgette,
with hemstitched hens. As
sorted colors. $l.5o 81 00
value. Choice. .... OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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schoolship Albatross that the vessel be
auctioned and the proceeds used to
satisfy the crews demands for wages
was granted in court yesterday. The
date of the auction cannot be decided
until public notice is given in the United
States.
The crew of II men have been on
board the ship since her arrival. Sew
eral will be returned to the United
States on the steamship President
Roosevelt. leaving Bremen on october
"a. The rest will follow later.
The Albatross was attached by the
harbormaster after it's arrival in Ham
burg on the request of officers and the
crew. The schoolship was backed by
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--440 Empire Sheets. seconds
of Mohawk" Only small i'm
projections. Choice Sl.OO
-1s Regular Sl.S5 BIcached
Sheets, fine quality. 81 80
inches before hem &7 40
ming. Each. .......
81 Regular 35c Oracle"
BIeached Pillowcases. 45x36-
inch size. Special, CEc
each ................
IS Regular 81 Eye Old Tyne"
Spreads. rose, blue,
and orange. 80x108 90 40
size. Each 49,. %
"a Regular $l.55 Spreads.
colored striped patterns. Rose.
blue and gold. Seal CT 90
loped finish. Each. % A
B Regular $6.95 "Ye Olde
Kentucky Patchwork" Spreads,
printed Sateens. In
si7e %F.9O
oAAC
80 Regular $2.5O to 81
Spreads, in colored rayons and
white marseilles; double-bed
size. Slightly irreg- CT 90
ular
10 Sample Rayon Spreads.
S4.95 to $6.95 values. Irregu-
lars. In colors.
Scalloped edges. QC 90
Each %~~o
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Dresses

--35 Dark Printe Crepe
Dresses, sizes Is to as; former
ly SIS and $3.50. pE or
Friday, each 80. aPO' 80
IS Powered Chiffon Dresses,
snug hips, uneven hemlines:
sizes So to AZ, were @7O 00
$3975. Now. So. Up AI'oO
IS Dresses, pastel chiffons,
So to 40 sizes, and powder
blue lace over a satin slip, 33
size; were s2s.75 $1,000
and $35. Now :. Up AO'OO
II Dark Red Evening Dress,
sleey G less: long
skirt. Was $49.75. @1Q 0O
Now @IO.UU
80 Silk and 25 Sports Wool
Dresses, slightly soiled: sizes l6
to 40; were $40 to 0I OF
$12.95. at . @f.SO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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- Heavy Administer Rugs, size
9x12 feet; seconds
of the $500 S26 *
grade. Each. -. @OO' ~
30 Oval Rag Rugs, size 36x72
inches; soiled; $14.95 cE AA
value. Each. -. pO'OO
-l9 Jute Scatter Rugs, size DIX
S 81 inches. Special $40
eacn ........
a Heavy Administer Rugs, size
8h4xl012 feet: sec
ends ends $3.50 grade. S34.75
Il Seamless Wilton Rug. size
9xl2 feet; slightly soiled;
regularly $4,000. $3.50
p Seamless Velvet Rugs, size
9xl2 feet; regu- GOO OS
larry $4,000. Each $0SS0
lis Regent Chenille Rugs, size
36x72 inches; reg
ular $1,000 value. C( IN
Each ......... PO'OO
-5VV xuS. Felt base Remnants,
regular sec an d CSC 01c
grades. So. I'd. fC
-15O Yards InIaid Linoleum
Remnants, regularly S1.59 to
S2.45 grades. So. 90
yu. $500 .............
IS Seamless Velvet Rugs, floor
samples; size 8l4x clio Oe
1919 feet. Each. %A1'1O
p Tapestry Brussels Rugs. size
9xl2 feet; floor c1O IN
samples. Each. PIOsOO
-l50 Yards Jute Carpet, 81
inches wide; regularly OEo
$l.25 yard ............ IOC
-3 Wool and Fiber Rugs, floor
samples: size 6x9
feet; regularly $685.. $500
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Housewares

II Frigidaire, LIPS. Demonstra-
ton model. Formerly COLO
$3.50, for ........... %o
- All White Napanee Kitchen
Cabinets. Former SSQ E0
ly $4,000. Now. :. Po|.cO
-3 Full Porcelain Globe Gas
Ranges. Formerly ca E0
$4,000. Each -. " o
so O'Cedar Polishing MOps.
Triangular shape. IIo
% Large Oval White Enani-
eled Cloth Hampers.
rmerly $500. GO 40
Each .............
"a Bamboo Lawn Rakes, f1ex-
ible. Formerly ACC. COc
Each ...........
-55 yds. White Table Oil
Cloth. As in. size. To-
Reg. soc. Yard. ...... 40
Il Medicine Cabinet, with
mirror in door. Reg. CD 40
1898. Now ....... %~'F|
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Lingerie

-98 Pairs FlanneIette Pa
jamas. apiece style with Slip
over coats. Peach, pink or nov
city plaids. Women's and
misses sizes. $1.00 and AOc
$l.25 values. Choice. w
Odds and Ends of Under
things. including gowns of fig
ured wolfe; step-ins and bloom
ers of rayon; sprints of tub silk
and twill rayon satin. Broken
sizes and colors. @7 10
$l.95 value. Choice. % 49,
--I8 Corduroy Robes, with
seco lining. Women's and
misses sizes in assorted styles.
$3.50 to $l3.75 CT OK
values. Choice. -. W '
900 Pieces UndermuslinS. in
GLIDING gowns. chemise. step
ms. boomers and slips. Broken
styles, sizes and colors. Zoo
$1.O0 value. Choice. -. w
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Home Fittings

--1s Three Piece Damask Sets
for window draperies. CT 30
$3.50 value. Set. "
so Three Piece Velour Sets,
for window oraperies. S3.98
to $49s values. S2. 80
Set ...............
Il Three Piece KroehIer Liv-
ing saso Room Ss,ns, Suite $l49.5O
II Three Piece Slip Cover Set,
of Belgian linen,
read, resdym mac $4,000 SO.
value for >.........
SIS Pairs Crisis Cross Ruffied
Curtains of marquisette. OF
$3.50 value. Pair. 49,.
"A Cedar Chests, slightly dam
aged. $22.50 to $50 Clio
values. Choice. ....... w
IS Couch Covers, of moquette
y velour. SIS value $l6.5O
leo Three Fold Draft Screens
Of cretonne. s4'ss S2.08
value. Each. -. 70
Table Lot Velour Pillows,
square shape. $1.00 IOc
value. Each ..........
Table Lot Drapery Damasks,
in remnant lengths. S2.98
to $4.9S values. &1 E0
Yard ............
--l2 Bolts Reversible Terry
S Cretonnes' 6se value 40c
Remnant Lengths Curtain
and Drapery Materials
--19c to 39c grades. To-
Yard O~
v vaHS to csc grades. Csc
w vars 10 to si.4S grades soc
81 so to S2.49 grades. C1
Yard ............ 20
Kann's-Thjrd Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Odds and Ends of Toilet
Goods, including puff boxes,
hair receivers, buffers, bonnet
brushes, hat brushes, scissors,
perfume bottles, etc, of plain
comedian amber, white pearl
on amber and plain shell. o.
Manicure Articles, including
files. hooks, shoe horns, tooth
paste holders and shaw
ing cream holders. 7no
CnOlce .......
Mirrors and Hair Brushes, of
amber, white pearl on IOo
amber and shell. Choice ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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COrsets

SO Side Hook GirdleS. of bro
cade. Ten and twelve inch
lengths. $3.50 to Q7 40
$3.50 values. Choice ~AO
100 Combination Garments,
girdle and brassiere. Discon-
tinued models in broken sizes.
sl.25 to $500 values. $l.OO
Choice ............
Table Lot Bandeaux and
Brassieres, in broken sizes and
colors. soc to 69c values. o.
Choice
30 Madam Binner Girdle Cor
sets, discontinued models In
broken sizes. 81 to CO OK
$40 values. Choice. fp"~o
Kann's-Second Floor.
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FrOcks and Aprons

-$1.95 Hoover Aprons and
Uniforms. for Office or service
wear, in white, blue
and pin k; broken S1.30
sizes
--s1.95 Wash FrOcks, printed
dimities, percales, etc, basque
and straightline styles. sleeve
less or short sleeved: 400
broken sizes and colors ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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| for President of the United States with
their vote and with their influence,
they certainly will not find their sis
tiers hostile or intolerant."
This is a free country and any wom-
an has the right to cast her vote for
the candidate of her choice without
fear of ostracism on the part of the
w. C. T. u. organization
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Umbrellas

% Silk Umbrellas, in assorted
styles and colors. 16 ribs. For
merly $40 to SIS. OF Or
Choice ........... % ''/O
3 Silk Umbrellas, green and
red in 16-rib style.
Formerly $5.95. 9O 90
Choice 1910
IS WOmen's Gray Gloria I'm
breilas. 10 ribs. For @1 40
merly $298. Each. Up LIZ
IS Children's Umbrellas, of
fruit of the loom cotton in
green, blue and red. 10.
Formerly $l.50. Choice 80
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

Remnants BascO Linenized
Table Damask. 81 inches wide:
regularly $1.00. Fri RS
day, a yard ........... OoC
Remnants of Part-linen Crash
Toweling. absorbent quality:
wide blue striped bor-
ders; regularly 15c. H.
yard w
p Bolster Cases, 70 inches
long, of good grade of cotton;
lace trimmed; regularly 90
p Luncheon Sets, pure linen,
Porto Rican hand embroidered,
So in C h cloth. napkins to
match; reg ularly @7 OK
sass. A set ...... PA~O
10 Table Sets. 64-inch cloth.
six napkins to match; solid blue
and rose; regularly C1 OF
$500. A set PF' ~
so Pure Linen Dresser Scarfs,
As and so inch lengths; with
linen center and lace
ed e; regularly $l.00. 6Oo
Eacn ................
"a Pure Tan Linen Bridge
Sets, 5-piece, with 36 inch
square cloth and four napkins;
regularly $1.00. Friday, 90
SET ...........
Sc Pure Linen Lunch Cloths.
36 inches square, corded bor-
ders; regularly $1.00. EOo
Each
Pure Italian Linen Hand -em-
br0idered Pieces:
Reg. 1925 Scarfs, So inches
long. Each ............. $500
4 Reg. $3.75 Scarfs, as inches
long. Each ............. .S2.59
Reg. S4,25 Scarfs, 81 inches
long. Each. $500
8 Reg. S6.7S Scarfs, 70 inches
long. Each $500
30 Reg. 75c and 81 Doilies, 10x
IA size. Each. ...........,..5 soc
10 Reg. $6.75 Napkins, IS 2-inch
size. A dozen. $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

30 Boudoir Pillows. of lace
over blue; oblong shape; 90
regularly soc. Each. :. @IC
Stamped Curtains, of fine
white material: choice of two
designs; regularly sec. To-
1dI ......... ........
-Children's Stamped R0mp-
ers. ready made; rose and
white only: sizes to
3 years; regularly 75c. 90.
GdCl '.'.....
w o m ms Aprons. stamped
and ready made. of cretonne
and unbleached materials: two
designs; regularly $1.29. %.
EACH .....ss......
Finished Card Table Covers
of unbleached material; tinted
in colors: Toe value. %
6esNA
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
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: Skirts and Suits

-S3.95 TO $5.95 Butterfly
Skirts, plaids, stripes, plain
colors. 26 to 80 &C 90
Wristbands, at $50.
1895 Flat Crepe and Crepe de
Chine Skirts, pleated styles,
white and colors.
IA to A. Broken OF o.
SIZES
-Sl6.50 Knitted Suits. two and
three piece styles, tweed mix
lures. Sizes l6 to 90 on
40, at .......... ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Notions

40 Card Table Covers. of imi-
tation leather, in assorted coll
ors. 79c values. 1Qc
Each
Garter Belts, with two pairs
of garters attached. Assorted
sizes. Limited quantity. 1Oc
Cn0lce ..............
Novelty Trimming braids. for
fancy work of all kinds. For
merly 10c a yard. Special
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Gloves

--16 Pairs Pull-On Capeskin
Gloves, black, with self-stitched
backs; PXM sewn: sizes So to
~: $3.50 values ST., 80
Pair ...............
az PairS~W hite Doeskin
Gloves/-1-clasp style; sizes So
to u; $500 values. al 80
Pair ...............
So Pairs TwO-plex Washable
Fabric Gloves. : clasp style:
Gray and beige, in brok-
en- sizes; 1925 value. QSc
Pair ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-18

the American Nautical School, Inc, of
Boston and sai<d from that port for
Europe July i with 119 pupils aboard.
Many of tn. pupils left the vessel at
Cork, - davre and Amsterdam and
whe1 hamburg was reached only 81
reI .ained aboard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-18
Hosiery

--65 Pairs All silk Chiffon
Hose. full fashioned; discon-
tinued colors; brok-
en- sizes: $2.95 quail CT or
ity.. Pair PA'1o
--150 Pairs Women's wool
Hose, full fashioned: seal brown
only IN broken sizes; 400
$l.00 quality. Pair. :. tn
LAS Pairs ChiIdren's Junior
and Half Socks of wool mix
ture; broken sizes and CSo
colors: soc quality. Pair OI
--39 Pairs Silk Hose, a heavy,
service weight, in broken sizes
and colors; $3.50 quail OQo
ity. Pair NV
--l80 Pairs WOmen's RayOn
Hose. seamless feet, mock seam
up back; broken sizes IOo
and colors: seconds. Pair HC
--150 Pairs WOmen's Silk Hose,
seamless feet, mock seam up
back; broken sizes and
colors; $500 quality. ROc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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$3.50 to $9.05
Kann's-Street Floor.
Ribbons

Ribbon Novelties, including
handkerchief cases. WIDER
sticks, ETC.; regularly 39c 1Oo
to $1.0O. Choice. ....... LIZ
Ribbon Remnants, in plain
and fancy colors, and variety
Of widths; formerly l2c 90
to Csc. Yard ........... "
-45O Yards Of Plain and Fancy
Ribbons. in to in. widths
and light and dark colors: 19c
to soc values. I2%c
Yard ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-18
Man Overcome by Gas.

While working in the basement at his
home 1876 Rock Creek Church road,
early last evening David H. Deloe, So
years Old was accidentally overcome by
gas that escaped from water heater.
Firemen rendered first aid.