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The Washington times., 1928-06-13

eWdlIeF n. IHckefmdns OF GDeVy
Chase and Burning Tree, who used
to rule the amateur roost even az
Voigt and Roland Mackenzie did
in later days, is somewhat of dark
horse in the current event. He has
been in the low 7Os at Chevy Chase
lately.
Tuckerman passed up every invi.
tation tournament this spring. The
Middle Atlantic with him has ever
been a favorite and his entry was
not surprise. He won the title
about a decade ago
Alex NJ. Knapp, Of the Balfi-.
more Country Club, Is the only
Out-Of-tOWn entry, though the
tournament Is supposed to take
In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
and the District. Knapp is con.
ceded . chance to win.
With Tuckermsn an unknown
quantity. as it were. the winner
should be found among the follow.
ing: Miller r. STEVENSON. Harry g.
Pitt. Al Houghton, Walter r. Nc.
those entered. these five have
played the most consistently bril-.
liant golf in invitation tournaments.
McCallum, who was runnerup 10
the medalist at Indian Spring and
came back a week later To lie for
the medal at Columbia. is under a
severe handicap in the Middle At
lantic. He is burdened with the
duties and annoyances Of secretary.
Miss Dorothy White, District
woBlen's champion. Is an odds-on IA
Vorite to keep her title in the tour.
nament now progressing at Indian
Spring. Her rs in the qualifying
round was a rare piece of golfing.
She was out I'm 40.
WashingtOD's women golfers are
Improving. A year ago only two
beat 100 IN the qualifying round Of
the championship event This time
there were ten.
OF interest was the Washington
debut OF Miss Dorothy Hunter, young
daughter OF the Indian Spring pro.
she shot q commendable 80 Miss
Hunter hits ball harder than any
other girl hereabOuts. More skill
with her short game would make her
u distinctive star.
And, speaking Of expert girl
-. golfers. Miss Maureen circuit,
wh0 paired with George VOigt
against Miss. Hunter and her dad
IN an exhibition = vigil. back ut
Indian Spring, had a round of 70
yesterday on the lockwood Hall
Country Club course At larry.
town. n. Y. 1t was a course rec.
ord for women. :
Out, at Congressional they're he.
coming downright enthusiastic over
Tommy Arn1our'a chance to retain
the national opan GROWN. His Eolf
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

Preceding the diamond attraction
will be drills by uniformed bodies.
and band concerts.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

Out. at Congressional they're be.
coming downright enthusiastic over
Tommy ArnIour'a chance To retain
the national opan crown. His rolf
The Washington times., 1928-06-13
Rim G MAUI ERS
MEET TONIGHT

NEW YORK June rornOter
T4umbert j. E'igaxv offers the fistic
feature Of the week ct Ebbets B'ield
tonight with Leo Lomski the Abar-
deem assassin. and Pete I.atzo,
former worlds welterWelght cham.
pIon, I'M ten rounder
with both Is0mslxi and Ilatz0
STRUGGLING for the chance 70 meet
Mickey Walker, Tllidd Ieweiglnt lSInes
in the feature event Of Promoter
Erug zyss card on July 4, sfiatic fans
are promised 8 great duel wlen'
Leo and Pete answer the opening
bell
The battle took On added mi.
pOFtance when Promoter Fugaxy
let IL be known that L.OmsId On
IatxO would meet Walker iii
the latteKss first New York 40.
pearance since he engaSed Joe
Dundee, present welterWeiebt
king.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

j always think Of 3 little ex-
peffence az mime Mt the Stadium
one day. Clarence Rowland,
who II now scouting for the
Cincinnati Reds, was working
back 81 the plate and we were
having = tough game. Clarence
had called me out On strikes
and had had several close ones
at the plate and the fans were
on him.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

Az 4 read and re.read this im-
teresting old sheet which was
sent 10 me BY = boxing fan,
the thought came to mind tllat
only slight changes take place
even In three-quarters Of 3 cen
tury.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

Then followed vivid WOrd-pie-
lures of tha thousands Df spec
fat0rs assembling I'm The arena.
with the names OK prominent
persons present. and Al Tire
daxxling patches 81 color inller-
ellt IN 4 boxfng thrOng that are
fitted int The newspaper can
vas lerictimg heavyweight
oI,arnnl 0nnllin match.
The Washington times., 1928-06-13

Vi Just goes 10 show how
wrong fans can be, when they
start To guess what's going ON
out there on the field. Nine
times out Of ten they think
there's a hot argument, there's
no argument at all. Un1pIres
naturally make mistakes. They
can't be perfect. Ball players
make mistakes, too. And those
fans who sit up In the stands
and razK and jeer probably
make more than anyone else.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Floor Coverings

- Worsted Wilton Rugs. floor
samples. Size 84xlO12 IT.
Regularly $4,000. 10000
5 Tangier Fiber Rugs ard
Kinlark Rug, floor sample.
Sizes 9xl2 IT. Regu- G10 -
larly $50. Choice. PAo's"
-3 Rattania Oval Rugs, size
9xl2 #. Regularly 1905
$18. Each ....... ~~
p Brussels Weave Rugs. size
9xl2 #. Regularly G16 o.
S22.95. Each ...... @AO'\O
- Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs,
size sx12 #. Regu- S10 o.
larly $25. Each. 80. @A'~
--3 Herringbone Crex Rugs, sizes
9xl2 and sxl0 IT. S1405
Regularly $50. Each A(O
-3 Heavy Rush Rugs, sizes sxl2
and 8x10 #. Regu- c1C IN
larly $40. Each -. ~A~'OV
-3 Oval Art Grass Rugs, sizes
9x12 and 3x10 ft.
r g ularly $3.50 SI2S0
Each .............
--4 Felt Base Rugs. sizes 9x1012
and 9x9 #. Regularly CS M
$3.50. Each ..... @O'OO
rs Yards Felt-Base Remnants.
Regularly 49c and SOC. CQo
Special. square yard. C
$50 Yards InIaid Lin0Ieum.
Regularly Sl.59. Square TO-
yard ............... 80
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
DOn1estics

lie Fancy Rayon Spreads, block
design. in gold and white; 60x8O
inch, with separate bolster throw.
scalloped finish: regu+ @C 40
larry $500. Friday. ;. w"
---4O Fine Quality Sheets, slightly
irregular; 65xe0 and 63x99 inches
for single beds. regu- Toe
Iarly ti.25 Friday, each.
~--8 Patchwork Quilts, 80K00-inch
slze. made In rose and white. and
blue and white designs; o. OK
$1,000 value, tor r..,.,. ~"
--~PiIi0wcakes. seconds OF the Csc
quality, fine biea h ed Ikc
Special, each ,....,,t..
Kann'E Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Notions

.-~25 crib sheets, size Isx27 IN
Maroon colors. And 20 ChildreD's
Rubber Aprons. Seconds ~.
soc quality, Choice. 80. Ao
---I2 Elastic Garter Girdies~-s
slightly soiled ai00 and En.
81 so values, Choice 80. ov'
-~-36 Laundry Bags Of unbleaehed
cotton. Regularly 20c' Zoe
EhGH fs'fhsg4ftfts
--~fiarleT 1irdiek with two pairs
of gaftGfs attached. Sizes
10 10 30. Regularly soc. 90
Eaen ,stfgst.tttsttts
Household Aprons of rubber, IN
lea apron style and all
eotorE Regularly SOC, pc.
Each ,,t.,tt,t,..t+.,t, oa
kann's Street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Hosiery

-192 pairs Silk Hose. chiffon
and service weights; full fash
ioned: square and pointed heels;
broken sizes: musSed:
$50 TO S1.95 quail cT nA
ties. Pair ......... @OO
-42 pairs Onyx Pointed Hose.
chiffon and service weights: 114
pairs Blue Moon six Chiffon
Hose and 81 pairs AII-silk Chif-
fon Hose. with picot CT 90
tops. Choice. pair. AO>
-1S5 pairs Children's Sports
Hose, three quarter length: fancy
patterns; broken sizes; 10
25c to soc values. Pair. AoC
SO pairs silk Hose. fun fash
ioned and seamless feet; 6Oc
slightly imperfect. Pair. w
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Wasl, Frocks

$50 Wash Dresses. made Of dim
tiles, prints and voiles: slightly
soiled; broken sizes. soc 1Oo
10 $t.0O values. Each. 80
lie Nurses Uniforms. of white
broadcloth. slightly soiled and
sizes broken. Were G1 10
$3.50 to $500. Choice. W 49,
--15O Wash Dresses, made OF
dimities. percales, ginghamS,
broadcloths. pongette prints In
ns1,s Srossn !, as sizes For $l.49
mGIlN eA.a1..
---I79 Wash Dresses and Uni
forms, made Of printed linenes,
broadcioths, ginghams; In broken
sizes and colors. Formerly
$i.00 10 $2.00. Friday, QQn
ehcH ,r,..#s.ss.*t s'sss''
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Toilet Goods

go Chiidren's Brush and Comb
Sets. Regularly 69c. 10c
Set ...,..........
--l50 Garrety's Facial Cleansing
Tissues. Regularly Csc. 10c
---36 Bottles Bath Salts. assorted
kinds and odors. Regu- 1Ec
larly Csc. Choice. ....
10 Imported Atomizers. Regu-
larly $l.00. Special. each HOc
loo Incense Burners. also an
assortment of 200 shoe hooks,
files and combs Regu- 1nc
lar 25c values. Choice. ~
- Auto Travelling CaSes--iub-
Der lined. Formerly G1 00
$3.50. Each ........
--2S Standing Mirrors. with
metal frames. Were T5c E0c
and $i.00. Choice. ...,. ivy
loo C0mpacts. Former
~ soc and $I.00. Choice. ga
Friday .......s.....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
White Goods

las yards White Cotton Ratine,
"a In. vide. good weight and close
woven, for skirts and
dresses; regularly 26e, IOlhc
Friday .,..,t...,ttt,
White Checked Nalns00k, 80
inches wide, fine, sheer quality.
ekes lent weight for lingerie puf-
poses, regularly SOC yard. COe
Friday, yard, ,ttttttttttt
Kann's Street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Home Fittings

- Couch HammOckS,
S12.95 to S14.95 grades. GO Oh
IS Sample Glider Hammocks,
slightly m perfect
$19.98 to $22.98 G1n zS
grades. Each. DIU. I'D
--150 prs. Half Sash Curtains,
assorted styles. Formerly COo
soc to soc. Pair. ........
--3 Sample Cedar Chests, slightly
marred from han
ding. $27.50 values. S1S G0
Each ............
--2S Auto Cover Sets for Ford
and Chevrolet coupes. 1925 and
1927 m models. $500 $500
SIS Ruffled Criss-cross Curtain
Sets. sl.ss to s2ss S1.55
% Screen Doors, slightly dam
aged. $3.50 to ss.So Sl.OO
Kanns-Third Floor.
ChinaWare
. Luncheon Sets, of green
glass. 81 pieces. Reg Cd 90
ularly S9.9S. Set %T'>O
--25 Imported Glass Vases, in
luster effects. Regularly 90
49c. Each ............ DC
--3 Metal Ferneries with copper
bowl. Regularly sl.sS. S7 5O
Table Lot imported Glassware.
Regularly $500. Sl.OO
Choice ..............
so Georgette Shades, for bridge
and junior lamps. $298 to s4.98
values. Now
H2 Price
- Bridge Lamp Standards.
spiral style, oynx bases. c6 90
Regularly 1898. Each, pO.|O
II Dinner Set, 100 pieces.
Resu larly s27-sa. Sl2.08
--3 Dinner Sets. 100 pieces to a
SCI. set. Reg. s4'.OO. S24.05
Set ..............
II Cottage Set, in dresden pat
s14ea Now @9.SO
10 Bread and Butter Plates Of
green glass. Reg. 19c. 10c
ESdTu
-BOudoir Lamps. in dresden
% %eolcrinss. Reg si.ss. S1.OO
LaSu
Kann's-Third Floor.
Furniture
30 Baby walkers,
with handle. Regularly @0 90
$4.95. Each. ......... @%.OO
--10 Four-piece Nursery Sets
cot, table and 2 chairs-folding
style. Regularly $3.45. CT 90
set ................
-S Fivc-piece Bridge Sets-card
table and four folding chairs in
m hogany finish. CS 40
Were $7.S5. Set. 49,. @O'
Kann's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Infants Wear

lis Silk FrockS. in sizes / to ,
years. P II k and
Pc h. Regularly GC %
$3.9S. Each. ....... @
go Rompers and Creepers.
White only, prettily en-
broidered, Regularly 81. 7Oc
Choice ................
-I0 Infants Caps. Slightly
mussed. Regularly $l.00. s1Oc
Cnolce ........
--S Blankets-white bound with
pink or blue-to wrap
around babies. Regu- csI n0
larry Sl.50. Each -. AOO
IS Baby Sacques. with emb-oid-
cred fronts--or bound with mar
row ribbon. $3.50 to G1 O0
$l.9S values. Choice. POO
--S Infants Cashmere Wrappers,
embroidered and finished with
scalloped edge down
fronts. Regularly C1 90
S2.98. Each. ... ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Toys
- Autos. finished In blue, slight
y marred. Regularly $O.05
---3 Doll G0-Carts.
Regularly si2.4S, SgR 1S
Each .,.,,... @o' Fo
~ Speedbike. finished In red,
Re 9 ularly si4'7'' $ll.5O
- speedbike. Pioneer brand,
finished in blue.
Res ularly $l7.oo. S12SO
Now .....,.,..,,,
--4 Orioie Coaster GO 1S
Wagons. Each. ...... %"Fo
- Scootcrs. with disc
wheels. Regularly o. Q|
$3.50. Each. ...,.,, W"
Kann's-~Fourth Floor.
Ribbons
Ia Novelty Powder
ruifa' Formerly zoe Ic1hc
ALI i-Silk Picot Ribbons. IN black
and colors. Suitable for trim
ming Summer dresses. IT,
3ac value, Yard anu. 'N
Table Lot of Narrow Ribbons.
In plain colors, two-tone and
metal effects, Formerly l5c a..
To SOC, Yard ,..,..,,...
---iiag Frames. IN white, green
gold and bronze finishes ~assort-
ed styles, Reg. $i,2h TO 30.
si.7A Choice, ,,...,., Wv
Kann's Street Floor.
I.accs
odd lengths of Colored TuIle, ~
inches Wide, In dark
green, navy and coral, A CE.
yhfu .ts4ttfsat
$50 Imitation t'iirt Searfs, 80
Inches long; regular 600 90
quality. Each .,.,..,.., 1N
s~iiIaek Lace Flounelng and All
over, formerly priced fran ei so
w.,a - y Use tO Sl.75
kann's street Floor,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Linens

Table Sets, OF pure linen dam
ask. cloth 54x68 in, fine quality,
silver bleached damask, and six
napkins to match, reg
ularly $3.95. Friday, @C OK
a set ............
Pure Linen Luncheon Sets, L
piece, with 50x50-inch cloth and
. napkins, In large block pattern:
reg. $3.50. . Friday, CT OS
q set:
--7-piece Table Sets. pure linen
damask cloth, size 55x70, and
six napkins to match; blue,
rose and green borders: hem
stitched hens: reg. G3 Cg
$3.50. Friday. ..... w
--5-piece Breakfast Sets. part
linen, consisting Of 34-inch
cloth, and four i2-inch napkins
10 match: In plaid pat
terms; reg. csc. Friday HOc
q SET. ....... ...t..4.......
Ill Bridge Sets-Porto Rican
hand embroidered 5-piece sets.
cotton. with colored embroidery
work: reg. $i00 Friday, 7Oc
set .+.......4......
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Umbrellas

IS Red Silk Umbrellas, l6-rib
style; slightly streaked: GO 90
formerly $5.95. Each ~%'Io
II Green Silk Umbrella. I6 ribs:
streaked: for m erly cQ 90
s795. Now .. Po'/o
III Red Silk Umbrella. is ribs:
streaked: for m erly C. 0n
$1,000. Now DDsOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Art Goods

Royal society Package Goods.
discontinued number DOE
EaeH ,.4..t..rssgs 49,
Rug Yarns, full-size skeins, In
assorted colors. Regularly l0e
29c, fskein, s.sss.t..n,,
Small lot Stamped Pieces, In"
eliding pillow tops, scarfs, towels,
buffet sets, ehildren's rompers
and iunoh he0ii sets. I0c
ChOlee t.,tsttt.tttsf
Kann's Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Suits----Blouses

---e Tweed Suits, blue and gray
mixed effects. Sizes IL To ~.
Were s2s. Reduced $l4.OO
"a Ensemble Suits. navy, tan.
and Copen blue. Sizes IA TO 20
and 36 Were s2s.7o' $500
IS Ensemble Suits. OF light green
kasha, mixed tweed~~cape style,
or with short coat.
Sizes ie TO 2Qia, Were SR0 40
$i6.9b. Now .,...,, W
IA BiDuses, OF crepe de cnlne
and MORE. made with nigh COL
lars, round and "" neckN, In
navy, green, blue, red and White,
Sizes 81 10 AZ In the
assortment. W ere S2.08
$500. Choice ..,.... w
Kanns-~Second Floor,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Children's Wear

leo Wash Dresses of prints and
checks. Sizes z to IA years. hOc
Reg. CSC. Each. ...... w
so Children's Straw Hats, light
and dark colors. Reg. 7Oo
Si.9S Choice. .......
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Underwear


so RayOn Boomers, with
elastic at knees and waist; dis
continued colors; broken OOc
sizes: $3.50 quality. Pair "
--45 Cotton Ribbed Vests and
Pants; Csc values. CQc
Each Observation-Disclosures.
--6S Ribbed Lis!e Union Suits.
discontinued styles; in
sizes So to A; $l,50 quail OCc
ity. Each ...,.........
--35 Cotton Ribbed Vests; extra
length; broken sizes; 85c Zoe
quality. Each ..,,...
-50 ChiIdren's Rayon Bloomers,
in flesh, pink and white; broken
sizes; $l.0o quality. 40c
Pair ...,,............
go RayOn Vests, Boomers and
Step -ins, soiled: broken sizes; 69c
and $l,oo qualities. 1Qc
CIlOlCP
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Leather Goods
--s silk Pouch Bags. with shell
tops. b a C k and
brown, Regularly S300
$500. Each. ...,.
imported Bags. in assorted
styles. $3.50 and $3.50 $500
values. Choice ....
Genuine Snake Skin Bags. In
back-strap pouch style. $3.50 to
$3.50 values. Now
$500 to $500
Imported Beaded Bags, In me-
tallic colorings. Regu- 30 80
larlv $500. Each. -. ~
--22 Beaded Bags. in assorted
colors: Regularly Sl.05
S2.95. Choice .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Jewelry
20 Genuine White Coral Neck
laces, 24-inch gradu-
ated style. Formerly e. 90
$1,000. Each ........
- Genuine Jet Necklaces. "a
inch lengths. Formerly CID.
$500. Each ........
-i2 Pairs Mems Cuff
Links. Fancy styles. 1Se
Pair ............
-32 RosarieS in silver finished
cases. Regularly soc. COc
Earn
- Salt and Pepper
Shaker Sets. Were $l.00. E0c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Misses Coats

~-e Tan Camers Hair sport
Goats, helted. Hize Ia, Ul0 M
Were t9a,ao, Choice. W =
~-.a Hr0wn MIXED sports Coats,
lapela, fronts. and cuffs faced
with tan kaaha suede. beige baby
seal collar, Sizes Ia and @lI
10, Were sah, Now ,,,., VS.
~-a Little Lady Goats, siEes iata
and iAias tan mixed sports
models, crepe lined Were @1h
9aD,Th, Now aw,........ Wv
~~l smart sports Coats. IN tan
and gray, fur collars, trimmed
with twnstanH selvedee banding,
sllseS 'lais, iala, lats, @IO
Were A3p,Ta, Now ,,s. W.
kann' second Floor,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
NeckWear

NeCkWeaF
Odds and Ends of Neckwear,
also a few Boudoir Caps;
formerly SOC to $l.00. QOc
Choice
--l9 Scarfs, of georgette. Celia
nese and crepe de chine; were
Sl.95 TO $2.95: "as is" c1 M
Choice .............
--28 pieces of Neckwear, slightly
musSed vestees, collars, sets. Ber-
tha collars, ETC.. formerly E7o
$1.00 to $295. Choice. :. W.
Is Fringed Metallic Cloth
Shawls, and l fringed white crepe
de chine shawl; were CE o.
$8.95 to $3.50. las is," ~c
10 Ostrich ColIarettes, former
ly $2.s5 to 1895. Sl.5O
Choice .............. ~
lis Ostrich COl;arettes, former
ly. $3.50. to. $8.95. CC o.
Choice ..........
--13 Scarfs and Squares OF crepe
de chine: formerly @1 80
$2.s5 and s3.95; as is W
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Beds. Etc.

IL Emergency Folding Cot, with
pad. Floor sample. 3-ft. size,
Re- Re sularly sls'7s. $lO.75
NOW ......,....
IL Double Day-Bed. with Gre
tonne pad. Regular- G10QS
ly $500. Now =.
IL Sealy All-Laycr Felt Mat
trcss, full size. Reg GIL OK
ularly si7.00. Now. % %AA~o
- All-Layer Felt Mattress,
Capitol brand. Full
size. Regularly GOT E0
ei eei''i AllIIsyer EIS Felt Mattress.
full size. Regularly S1R00
$29.95. Now ..... %AOO
% Metal Army Cots.
Regularly $5.95. Spe- Cd S0
Il Engiander Bed, three piece
style, In ivory I'm
n Regularly $l4.5O
--s &c Con Springs. floor samples.
Fun !. size. Regularly $6.05
T II Four Poster Wood Bed. full
size. Regularly .s24. $500
NOW
---4 Cotton Mattresses. slightly
soi1ed. Regularly @E 00
sl0.e5. Each ...... ~0sO
--z Metal Beds, In mahogany
finish. Full size. Regu- 90 M
larry $500. Each. :. %o'Oo
- Link Springs. full
size; size, Regularly s7'e'. S4.05
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Kann's~Second Floor.
Women's Coats

---s Gray Kasha Goats. tailored,
trimmed with gray krimmer col
lar, sizes i6and37ia. I1l M
Were $9H.50. Choice. W
~ Green Kasha Coat, with
natural mole collar size
3bla. Was $3.50. @CC 00
Three Tan sports Goats. con-
vertible collars, Sizes Ia To SS'
ORIG inally $3.50 $4,000
Reduced TO. ..,,.,
Two Gray Kasha Coats, with
shawl collars Of natural mole
crepe lined. sizes 10 to A.
Orig inally $d9,S0, 600 M
Friday ,,.4...t...,
.--0nc Gray and Tan Tweed
Coat. nlain tailored; slEe ia, with
patch pockets. crepe ..,,s,.s','
lined. Originally gI2 n0
Saa,75. Now, ..,.,,
Kann's~~Seoond Floor,
Evening star., 1928-05-10

goo 10 A9c Maids Collar
and-Cuff Sets. sun BonnetS,
Boudotr Caps. Dust Caps.
About 400 pieces In the
lot. Slightly soiled. 10c
CliOtcc .s..s.,...,.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Lingerie

leo pieces Underwear, Kicker
nick bloomeTs, brassiere-top COM
binalions and slips: In broken
sizes and coiors; S2.95 TO S6.95
values Now
Evening star., 1928-05-10
I8c "Hdn,pt0n"
Crash
TOweling
(Pdrt.Lincnl
lOc Yd.

Remnant lengths, of
good quality, absorbent
toweling. white. With
blue striped borders, l6
inches wide, and Spe-
cially priced for Friday.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
" Price

200 pieces Underwear, pIiSse
crepe gowns, pongee boomers,
silk step-ins, chemisc and muslin
costume slips; broken sizes and
coiors. tI.49 10 $i.95 @1 M
values. Choice ..... W1'UU
$50 Sateen C00Iie Goats. In
bright floral patterns; @I 90
3i.gS values. Each :. W~
--57 Printed Crepe Robes, in
goo good stylss; aya, si'sS val $l.OO
Kann'e-~Becond Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Wash Fabrics, l9c Yd.
Dress Goods, 98c Yd.

Remnants Of $f.25 to $3.50 Qualities
I'm useful remnant lengths, including colored and
black dress goods and coatings. Lengths from 81
to Yards.
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White and Gold Decorated
French characterized

4 rfose.om al obrH Mock patterns az
substantial ,ednciionS.
& Meat Dishes. la-nch alse, Greatly reduced
10 tt+st..,,, MA
? Open Atofk Vegetable Dishes, Reduced
to ...,t.4.s,4,,tt4 .st,tt,t,tt't ssHs ana ~
u Tea piateA Reduced Il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aae
Il Aaup Plates. Greatly reduced lo.,,,tss,,, aae
houon Cups asd saueers, Very greatly reduced
10 "
Tea Cups aud Sautsrs Greatly reduced Ia, ~
Sauce Hoats, with stands fastened on Greatly
reduced Ia, NsaV
! Covered Dish, oval shape, Greatly reduced
w s%.oW
l Tea tut, Reduced Ia, Observation-Disclosures aU
GniHA bteunH Fttfn FtouH,
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Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced Friday

Antique Brass Bridge Lamp with fancy open
work base and gold pcated silk sAade trimmed
with cut out braid. Was s4850 Now. ..... so
Imported Venetian Glass Electric Fixtures; grape
design with single lights. We're Sl250 each.
] Pieated Linen Shade; rose and orchid. 6-ineh
size. Was 80 so. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8,
I Hand Painted Parchment Paper Shade: 10-inch
size. Was Sc Now. Observation-Disclosures So
I Parchment Paper Shade; s-inch size Was
% Ho" ~
Fancy Oval Green TaHrta Shade; i0-ineh size.
WbS sfOo. NOW NJ
! Peach Georgette Shade; I2-nch size. Was
Gold Embroidered Bridge Shade. Was s225 so.
Stretched Tareta Bridge Shade: In rose color.
Was $3.50 Nov Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Oval silk and GeOrgette Shade; cut-out braid.
IG-inch size Was $25. Now ....,.,.........Si $40
] Imported Venetian Glass Wisteria Lamp Was
S22 so Now Observation-Disclosures. SIS
! Pleated Parchment Shade. with orange ribbon
binding and orange cord and taSsel. Was SIS,
Now Observation-Disclosures. .....,........S $3.50
LAMP StcTiON. SEyEKTH FLOOR.
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roages Oyrselca>e& with Peter Fan cN,lA~S> ~
sizes Rs and ~
Cotton O,rrhlaa>e>; ~ G;rolsN Sizes 81 SsG So
handmade VAlES, >isSS A. and - Were s. 81
ana NNSc NNW < ~
40 IL the los> Were s. 80 ana s. - NON StSS
Nctyeteea ONeFh,ea>eS, with black SATIN pII,lNs$
~ grrcn, Sizes IS and A. : IN egpwn, Sizes ~
and ~. Were SSaS NcW ....>............ SlSS
mira >ise Crepe de Chine OvetNlasa>e> NTH
tocSeo nclt$ white. >lsSS IS ana 50, NAVY,
size ~ Were $tl,r$ NNW ............... SSrA
Rme Rr'sacieth NeSteeS, >hart ->is~Nr> double
breasted >'NlS, >sae IS Were 81 ~ Nov . Sae
Handmade Neile OVerhleu>es With gstlsS DOWN
the MINT, Stress - ana 40, We've s. y NNN SsN
Weman> r"nsee SHIRT $ise "a Mas IS az
st
White Tub Slk Ovevelea>e> With y>e,eY Van ~
lar. sire ~ Was SSa> Nov .. {,
Crren Geersette ONerNleaSe> enscsctC,yr< a, I'm.
Sc" trimmed with wsde black ve,Vegeen bands Slss
~ Was s. - New Observation-Disclosures. <sN
stov>S SSCfseN Tru&e ErS~>N
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Misses Dresses
Special slo.5o

~ Misses Nhe avn w., lvvSv >ttyx, .u3
>p,Nt> nre>>e>, that have been >,,e<,4'l> p.sy-
chased ieV lrtda>S SELLING le n4>N, tan, ssA
and h'ue, al>N w1th rltns cr rNlkA a., TON
Souhmed with darn >ktt> ,N heavy rt~re Se
Ehne
~ MeSeS' Impaired teFssS Mwsses. cNe-g se<e
SsNle IN orange, gSesn tan ami rVs, Wcye 50
NNM ........,....-... a.
q Mt>Se>' NseNSeS NJ VELVET. 'eESeS AMI rFesse In
p~aSh datk st~vh tAn aaa S,AN Mere So ~
So 30 MN ...,,,..........-. GA "A
= NsSes Gsa.as ns~>SSS ~ tAAStA Ant SAEtt,
tNpleS " fatsW Ms~seN In gyve1A psAssc MACH
amt neSh We've SSaaN NuW ,t..,......, SiAAa
NlSSSs' nssSS SxvtlAN 1aasxs ka<S&