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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
HOOVER PLANS
DAYS OF REST
after STRAIN
President Elect Sur
prised at Size of Ma
jority; Expresses His
Appreciation
Bi JAMES 4. WEST
Associated Press staff Mrltpi


STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,
Nov. s.-tPl-This was the first Of
series Of days Of complete rest
which Herbert Hoover has prescribed
for himself after the strain through
which ne has passed in winning the
presidency.
He has decided "a spend the re-
mainder Of the week with his family
at his home on San Juan Hill. his
mind free not alone from the multi
tude of problems which must engage
his attention before March 4. but
also from details of his personal
plans before Inauguration day.
The president-el II surprised ~
the size Of the electoral majority
which the country gave him in Tues
days record breaking election. and
he frankly said 50 at a conference
with newspapermen. Despite tho un-
precedented total Of votes in the
electoral college which the country
has given him, Hoover has nc feel
ing Of victory or eXultation. he stat
cd in his first message TO the Amer
ican people as president-e2ct.
Feels Responsibility
He feels that there has been i'm
posed a sense OF solemn response
bility Of the future. and OF complete
dependence upon guidance for the
task which the greatest office in the
world imposes.
THAT task is to give the best with
in me to interpret the common sense
and the ideals Of the American peo-
nle." said Hoover. ~ can only sue
eecd in my part by the cooperation
and unity of spirit Of the leaders Of
opinion and Of action. for the COM
mon service Of our country"
The president-elect had no COM
ment to make in his talk with the
newspapermen as TO what he might
consider to he the effect or the driv-
ing Of wide wedge into the solid
democratic south in the capturing Of
Virginia, North Carolina, Florida and
Texas.
Inauguration Ia he Simple
However. the unexpected result in
that section naturally was gratifying
10 him, and in expressing his graft
tude for 'the overwhelming conf
kdence" OF the country. he referred
TO the fact that his selection has
been without regard to section or
interest"
While the president-elect has de-
cided upon no details Of specific
plans for the future, he has stated
cmphatically that his induction into
office will be attended by a simple
ity equal to that Of any Inauguration
that has been held.
Hoover is expected To remain in
California for several weeks before
turning eastward again for Washing
ton. where he plans TO spend the
Christmas holidays.
After his period Of rest and recie-
alton he will give attention not only
10 the selection Of the members OF
his cabinet hut also 10 the executive
program which he will present 70
congress. the focal point Of which
will he fsrri relief. which he regards
as the greatest economic problem be-
fore the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
G. Lead In
Iowa Increases

DES MONIES. Nov. S.--tFl-Hsr-
bert Hoover's lead in Iowa mounted
to more than 2e5. 900 today when
All but sorie goo scattered precincts
had reported the results of Tues
dsy's election.
The returns from @.2iS precincts
cut ~ -.4Hn gave Hoover H75.S52
votes % Smiths 55o.oe2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday,
not much charge NJ temperature.
For East Texas. Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday; somewhat unset
tied near the coast: cooler IN north
east portion tonight.
Light ~ moderate r0rtharly -
pasterlv winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
(By the Associated Press

hN inc AtsOrIHLtU TFFttT
Almost complete congressional
election returns show net republi-
can gains of six and probably seven
in the senate and OF more than
twenty in the house.
This will give Herbert Hoover
working majorities in both branches
in place Of an almost equal party
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
MAN UNDER ARREST SHOT

PAMPA, Texas. Nov. S.-tPl-
Shortly after he had been placed
under arrest for an alteration -
his restaurant, "Blackie" Lander
was shot and severely wounded here
today. Lander drew a pistol just
before he was shot. witnesses said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
SUICIDE IN CHURCH

DuBLIN.-Eightssn-year-old Mary
6ehsr committed suicide IN church
by cutting her throat with = razor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
RIVER FORECAST

There will hc no material chanEs
IN the river during the next - tJ
in the river during the next fsr
Gays ard probably not for soma
time.
Flood Present -G-Hr. 1t-Hr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide AZ Point Isabel
tomorrow under normal meterologi-
cal conditions.
EiEh --. i:ag a. WI: -.55 r.. ~.
Low .......-- s:cs =. m; T:45 r. n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-08
LEG TORN OFF IN STREET

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Struck ~ an
auto. George Rydam's right leg was
tornoff. II was an artificial limb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
January's Last FridayA Great Cleanup Day.!
Bargains pty KM Be Found in R1 Odd Lots


"a Children's Fart wool Union
Suits. High neck. Long and
short sleeves. Knee and ankle
lengths. Sizes 8 to Ia years.
Soiled. Sl.95 grade. G1 M
Each ..............
IS WOmcn's Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits, bodice style, with
tight knees. Sizes "a TO so.
$l00 and $l.15 grades. TO-
Each ......
80 Womcn's Rayon Chemise
and Vests. Soiled, Broken sizes
and colors. s2.95 S1.O5
--Womcn's Swiss Ribbed Vests.
Bodice styles. In pink and
white. Broken sizes. 85c EOc
to $3.50 qualities. Choice Wv
30 Children's Cotton Ribbed
Pants. in ankle length. Sizes 6,
ID and Is years. Csc and o.
slo0 qualities. Choice. c'>S
--46 Childrcn's Rayon Slips.
Boomers and Vests. Broken
sizes; in peach and
pink. Sl25 and $3.50 CT m
grades. Choice $50. %A'OV
kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

-i20 Women's HandkerchIefs,
of novelty linen and cotton.
Slightly mussed. Seconds t.
of the CSC grade. Each. NV
-23S Women's Novelty Linen
Handkerchiefs. A broken lot
slightly mussed. soc o.
grade. Each ......... S
--361 Womcn's Linen Handker-
kerchiefs, in variety Of solid
colors. Finished with onc-six-
teenth-inch hens. Regu- 1Oc
larry l2t2c. Each. ..,... o>
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Wool Goods

Remnants: "A special cleanup
of - 10 - yard lengths OF dress
goods and coatingS. In good as
sortment Of weapes and the pop
ular colors. as well as black: reg
ularly si00 10 $500 a 20
yard. Friday, yard 49,. ~
Eann Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

so Channels Skins: reg 1Oc
ularly l5c. Special, each
80 Howard Hairbrushes. with
solid backs and pure
briStles: sos value. ell On
Eacn ~............
- bottles OF Bath Salts. put up
in lamp bottles: rcgu- SI M
larry $3.50. Each. -.
SO cakes Williams Jersey
Cream Soap; regularly TO
2ic. Special. cake. ....
is Fracy's Bath Delight. for
merry soc. Special. a 90
box. at ...........
ga boxes Roger e. Gallct's Vera
Vioiette Face Powder:
regularly $3.50. Spe- S1 m
Cial, DNS .........-..
Assorted Toilet Soaps. includ-
ing Iannil and other makes: reg
ularly l0c n cake or 3 for 25c.
Friday
; Cakes. 25c
Kap,'s-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Neckwear

40 Pieces of Neckwear-collars.
collar and cuff sets, etc. Slightly
mussed. $3.50 to $3.50 90
values. Choice ...... Wv
Il, Crepe de Chine vestees. with
round neck. Were $l00. 90
Now, each .............. wv
An Assortment OF Neckwear, of
lace, linene. silk. etc, in a va
riety Of styles. soc to soc To
values. Choice ...... cS
2 Pieces for Csc
Ill Feather Flowers, in q va
riety of pretty colors.
Were $3.50 to ss.75. S1.OO
Choice A'Oo
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

80 Yards FeIt-base Floor Gov
erings. Regularly acc. o.
Special. Sc. ID. ......... <oC
- feh-base Rugs. sizes 9xi2
and 9xio!z. Regularly c. o.
$i3.75. Special, each "o'~c
--i50 Yards Genuine Iniaid
Linoieum. Regularly SI.53. 20.
Special. 80. I'D. ......... Wv
- Gold Seal Congoirum Mats.
Regularly 43c. Special. To-
eacfl ................
20 Yards Feit-base and Limo
ieum Hall Runner Remnants.
Regularly 3Sc 70 CSC. o.
Special az. 81. yd...,.... c~
--3 Seamless Administer Rugs,
sizes 3zi2 and 5Azi01z.
Regularly $40. Special. col
Friday ............. @~A
- Wool Velvet Rugs. size 3xl2.
Regularly SIS. spe- Sl6.05
ciai al ,....,,.,...
--3 Wilton Rugs. sizes 3zi2 and
si.xi0,z. Regularly &7O
si25. Special, Friday. 90
b Wilton Rugs, size gxl2.
Regularly &7750. Gpe- O.
clal 1T ..........,....,
100 Yards Carpet Remnants.
Regularly 81 90 and ;3.o0. 90
Special. 81. I'd. .,,......
- LlDoieum Rugs, size eH9
Regularly $40. Epe~ GO o.
ciai. each ..,.....,.
Kann 's~~Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Scarfs, Shawls

IS Green Georgette ScarfS, with
fringe. Were s2.95. S1 RI
Special. each ...... %A'cs
3 Ge0rgette Scarfs. trimmed
with marabou. Broken 90
colorss Were Sl95. Each NV
II Pink Crepe de Chine Shawl,
slig h ly imperfect. CT OF
Was $685.. AS Is -. :" s'o
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
DOnestics
Formerly Priced 3oc
to .SI.0.5

81 BIeached Sheets, 8iy9O-.n.
size before hemming: extra heavy
quality, perfect, and free
from filling. We're s1.19. a.
NOW |cC
-18 Ticks for pillows. made Of
teatherproof A. c. A. striped tick
ing; size 22x38. Were soc. 40.
Friday, each. f1C
$1,000 Rayon Taffeta Spreads.
IN lavender only; 86xi08-in. size.
with fancy pulled
edge. only. Tomor- O. M
row. each scOsVO
Five SIS Patchwork Spreads.
made OF small pieces. sewed to-
getner 70 form an attractive de-
sign; 80x9o-in. size;
all fast colors. Friday. c7Oc
N"$AA
-156 "Run-of- the MiIr' Cases
excellent qualities. with onlv
Slight imperfections; reg 10
ulation sizes. Each. l1C
AZ HemStitched Sheets. 63xoO-
in. size before hemming: perfect
quality. Were sl25. Fri a..
day. each .............. IOC
--lS0 yds. Bleach Muslin, So In.
vide; perfect quality. 1917
Special. a yard. ..... ASEC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Hosiery

40 Pairs Wemsn's Part wool
ndefhsse. Gotham and MaVib
makes. III broken sizes.
s5c and 4 % qualities. 10.
Pair ...............
-~-7s Pairs thildf~n's Wool Sports
Hose, 81 10 and 81 10 qualities
Alho - Pairs F1iI fashioned Isle
Hoss, and English Rib ~.
Hose. Broken sizes. Pair WV
$50 Pairs Womsn's and Chill
dr~n's Hose, III rayon. cotton.
liAls and wool 25c
~ 75c values. Choice, 1917
pair ..........,..., 80 "
--I2s Pairs Chiidren's Part DOL
Half Seeks, In sizes s 10 IA
Regular Csc quality. o.
FhlF ,tttyt+ -,ftt,.ssst4
500 Pairs EbiidTen's Part aoai
Hose III II length. Also cotton
sfot, hose, 5Ge 10 81 90 %.
qualities Pair ..,....... D
--iI2 WsmeH's Wool aud nasoH
H0s*, Fuil fashioned Broken
r 1'~s - 90 q1'''''' 5Cc
~~~Es Pairs Womsn's siik tfsse,
'iIi fashioned DuihlAs HAD
mtsgf and other makes, un.
Ia broken sizes Fair, w
ksnng Street Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Wash Goods Remnants
l8c Yd.
Csc to 75c Qualities

These all good up-o-the minute materials taken
from regular stocks and include rayon pissc crcpe
dress ginshas silk and crepe jersey CLOTH
soset'c prints voes broadclohs lingerie vo'cs Good
lengths.
Kann's-Sireet Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Beds, Etc.

- Metal Beds, In full and sin
gle sizes. Regularly CT 90
$1,000. Choice ......
- Coil Springs. in full and sin
gle sizes. Regularly c1C o.
$1,000. Each So. ~A~'~c
- Link Springs, in full and sin
gle sizes. Regularly CO o.
$795. Each ........ %D'~c
Il Layer Felt Mattress. In full
size. Regularly $2995. c1C
. Layer Felt Mattresses, In
full and single sizes.
E Ees ularly $22 So Sll.05
- Cotton Mattresses, In full
and single Sizes. CT on
Regularly $40. Each. -
II Bow-end Metal Bed. In sin
gle size. Regularly $50. C1E
Special at ............
- Metal Beds. in full and sin
gle sizes. Regularly $40. c10
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

- Women's Leather Hand
bags. IN fiat, pouch and UNDER
the-arm styles. OF ostrich leather.
suede and calf alligator, $l1.oo
to S2Soo values. $1,000
s. Leather Handbags. OF pin
seal and calf lizard. Those of
pin seal with silver plated TRIM
mings, regularly $4,000. and the
calf lizard, regularly $1,000
So so. Choice -.
IS Handbags. III pouch shape
all OF genuine leath-
ers. $500 and slsoo S1 Ok
values. Choice 49,.
- Handbags. az genuine
feathers. and | OF velvet. VI.
sis and $i6.ao values. g. o.
Choice .,.,,-.-. 1900 ..,...,
~--ts Leather Rags. of genuine
ptn seal, Hudson seal and other
feathers. No Two alike S'@oo
10 $500 values. - Ok
kanns street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Ruffled and Panel
Curtains-Friday,8 8c
SI.29. SI.98 and 50. % Grades

A large and greatly varied of curtains and
panels make up this low-prced offering You
VIII md many sample curtains among thcm-a well
and real values at the price Some OF the rufcd curtains
have vaiances. and the panels finished bullion
fringe the bottom Arranged special tables for easy
selection.
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Notions

- Sanitary Garments. / pair
Of boomers and / slip of crepe
de chine, regularly $3.50; ! slip
of Powered wolfe, regularly $3.50.
and slip. regularly SI nn
$3.50. Choice ...... lew
--4S Kleinert's Snug fit Baby
Pants. Regularly CSC. lnc
4 OIL -
Ia Kleinerts Jiffy Pants on
waist. Regularly Csc. C0c
All
30 Pieces Of Elastic for making
camisole straps. Regu- 1Oc
larry Csc Piece ....
10 Sanitary Aprons. and 10
Pairs Sanitary Bloomers. COc
Regularly SI00. Choice. WV
LA Rubber Household Aprons,
In assorted styles and colors.
Seconds Of soc grade. No o.
holes. Each - <OC
kann 'S~-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Chinaware

500 Fruit Saucers and Cake
Plates, Of decorated china. Do
mestic and ported
grades. Regularly 2ec. ~
--pc. Console Sets, of black
glass. Regularly 1928. c1 90
SIS Cups and Saucers of dec
Grated porcelain. Regu- o.
larry 3ec Each. ...... ~cC
Glass Bake Oven Ware. includ-
ing utility dishes. bread pans.
tiles. pie pans. caSseroles. -.
etc. Choice ...... soS
Ill Oven Glass Casseroles, with
covers. Regularly CT IN
$500. Each. ... @A'oO
III Water Pitchers, Of optic
glass. with green handle. 40.
Regularly soc. Each. -. |C
- Cut Glass Creamers. Reg
ularly si.4s. Special, -Oc
each 80
- Sandwich Trays. with gold
incristed gold band. CT 40
Regularly s2.os. Each. CA'f1
-5 Twenty -one piece Luncheon
Sets OF rose coiored CO 90
glass. Set. Cos 20
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

SIS Little Women's winter
Coats. made o. Bolivia cloth.
with half shawl collars of man
del and French beaver; in brown.
navy. black and gray. Sizes lo's
TO Az. originally priced from
s29.75 10 $35. S11m
Choice. Friday -.
- Plaid Utility Goats. In blue
and black combinations, with fig-
,fed silk Innings and mahdel col
lars; formerly $500. 5000
Friday. choice ......
--ie Leatherette Suede Fabric
lined Windbreakers. III brown
and black, sizes in the combined
lot from 6 10 Ii
years Clearance price S2.03
Friday .............'
Kann's~-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

, RoIl-top Bread Boxes and T.
cylinder Cake Boxes. Reg EOc
ularly 1929. Choice -.
- White -enameied Stools, ID
inch size. Regularly 79c. IOc
EdCu
II Bird Cage. Slightly shop
worn. Regularly co OC
1929, for .... |o' ~
Il White Metal Hamper, paint
s sarin .s r os " kegu- 1898
Il Bathroom Mirror, with plate
glass. Size 1920 ms. CO 90
Regularly s4.98. Now 'p~' ~
II Medicine Cabinet, slightly
shopTorn. Regularly CO 40
$500. Now. ........ %o'f|
3 Oval Hampers with wooden
bottoms. Regularly c1 %
s298. Each. ....
- Galvanized Trash Burners.
Regularly s149. Each, OQc
special at ............
Xann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Sl.08 to S7.05

W - -
-6 North Star" Wool Blankets,
in novelty plaid styles; 6Sx60-in.
size, and good colors.
Regularly $685.. Fri 2R o.
dav, each. ..........
is Dark-colored Plaid Blankets,
s0x80-in. size. Were s1.39. Q0c
Friday. each ............
-g6 yds. of White Outing Fian-
mel a heavy-nap quality: 81 in.
wide, and a regular 3oc Zoe
value. Friday. yard.
III Atwood Blankets, e6Z30-ir-
size; extra weight. the "pa!r-ln-
one" quality. Colors
are lavender or peach. S2 or
Friday. each. ...
- North Star" Wool Crib
Blankets, in white with colored
borders; somewhat S30S
soiled.. Nov. a pair.
Sample Silk Comforts. hign-
grade wool flied. with silk null.
plain and figured six ana sam
covers: in good col
o o:s Were yc,s,s sls :, to - Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
TOYS
- Kindergarten Chairs. slight
" damaged. Regular 81 -
IL s245. Each. $500.
3 Children's White Enameled
Damaged Chairs. Regu- S0c
ularly $40. Each. 49,.
= Autos-one finished n rec,
the other in green. Pull toys
Regularly $3.50. S6CS
EdCn
Il Speed Cop. Slightly so;led-
Regu larry sIs,75. S1050
- Tables of Woolly TOYS
Teddy bears. dogs. cats anc
monkeys. Now
~ Price
3 Jordan Autos finished IN
blue. Regularly go =
STATS Each ....
Kann'%Fou-th F.oor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Washable
Silk Slips
Sl.OO

A special close out
purchase of one hundred
silk slips brings this I'M
usual value morrow.
They are made Of wash
able silk fabrics with tai
lored strap tops and seal
Hoped bottoms trimmed
with narrow ruffies. Light
and dark colors.
Eann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Foundation
Garments

~ Rien Joiie Corsettrs, Regular
Sla.so val u q. G1n -
Each .,...t.t..,.
~ Bien Joitc Cor
settles. Regular Sla,oo GR OK
value. Each ,,.,,,,
- Rien Joitc Cor
settles, Regular Slo,ia e. az
value Each ,ss..,,
10 GoSsard and I la Premiere
Corsets, Regularly 80 "a
$40 Choice 100000.
~ Nemuttex Corseis,
1 E.s"'"' s''.'0 value sos
Fitted without extra charge Ia
insure greater satisfaction,
kann's Second Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Art Goods

A Small Assortment of Hand
embroidered models that have
been used for display purposes
and are slightly soilcd. Lunch
con sets, scarfs, pillows, and GEN.
terpieces. $500 to G1 M
$500 values. Choice. % A'OO
--Children's stamped an
Ready made Dresses. Of splendid
quality linene, in blue, white, rose
and tangerine. Broken
sizes. Regularly $1.00. COc
is Stamped Linen scarfs,
edged with lace. Easy
design. Regularly 98c. COc
TLdIil
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Gloves
-227 Pairs Women's Washable
Fabric Gloves, with flare and
turn-down cuffs and heavy
stitched backs. Oak. beige. cock
tail. gray and mode. Sizes 5l2
to ia in combined assortment,
but not all sizes in each o.
color. Pair ............
--82 Pairs Women's 12-button
Washable Two-plex Suede An
ished Fabric Gloves. Beige,
brown. black and beaver with
self stitched backs. CT 40
Broken sizes. Pair.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

II Tabourette in mission finish.
Soiled. Regularly ACC. 90
NOW ........... $500
II Unfinished Kitchen Stool.
Damaged. Regularly SlOO
Sl45. Now ........
- Folding Baby Yards. DAM
aged. Regularly $i,95. CD tx
Each ..........: ....
81 Metal Baby Gates~~3-ft.
size. Regularly Sl.a5. h1c
Special. each ..........
II Metal Baby Gate--tae 5-ft.
size. Regularly si.95. goo
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
40 Card Tables. damaged from
display. Regularly Sl.OO
II Unfinished Rock Rack.
Slightly damaged. &1 90
Regularly S44S. Now lew
II Unfinished Kitchen
Chairs. Regularly Sl9a. OOc
Each
IL Unfinished Drop leaf Table.
Regularly so.s5, CO ~
II Unfinished Drop leaf Table.
Regularly 1895. CT -
NOW ........,...,.., "
Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
S2.05 Winter Hats
80c Ea.

--26 Hats. of satin and metal
combinations, velvet and satin.
in a variety OF smart shapes and
colors. A very special value for
Friday.
kann's-Sccond Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Silyerware


&c sets Fruit Knives. with
ivoroid handles and silvcr-plated
Universal blades. Spe- c1 90
c!al, set OF six. .....
II Sterling Silver Vase. regu-
larry s698. and Wine
Set. regularly si,9S. CO 90
IHolte -......-..
% Silver plated Fruit Bowls,
regularly s2.e8. c1 90
g Silver plated Sandwich Trays
and Silver plated Cheese and
Cracker Dishes. 93c val -Oc
lis. Choice ..........
- Three piece Carving Sets OF
silver-p a ted ware: G1 OQ
regularly So % Set.
Silver plated Tableware. In the
Valencia pattern: io-year guar
antee. Included are knives.
forks. salad forks, tablespoons.
teaspoons. butter spreadcrs. sugar
shells. etc. Special. G1 00
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

loo Children's Hats, of felt,
velvet and velour.
$500 to $500 values. M M
Choice ............. glow
-Children's Play Suits. in one
and two piece styles and tan. blue
and brown. Sizes to 6 years.
sl.es to $l.98 values. 81 90
A Sample Lot Of Infants
Knit Wear, including sweaters,
bootees and caps. Some knit by
hand. others by machine. Sl.0O
to $3.98 values. Choice at
- Price
--Children's Jersey Frocks with
boomers. Trimmed with con-
trasting colors and embroidered
fronts. s2,98 and co 90
1898 values. Choice. %%'o|
"A Table Lot of Infants
Creepers, Dresses and Play Suits.
Odd sizes and colors. Slightly
mussed. sl0o to s1.50 TO-
values. Choice ......... ~
IA Children's Regulation Blue
Serge Dresses. with white collars
and cuffs. Sizes 3 and years.
Reg Resularly 1898 Sl.OO
EACH .............
- Girls Frocks, in one and
two piece styles. Plaids and
plain colors. Sizes 10 to IA
years. Were sl4,ea. so or
Choice ............. %/|o
8 Girls Frocks, OF wool crepe.
in tan. green and rust. Sizes
8 to IA years. Were cG 90
$500. Choice ...... %O'~o
-Children's Handmade Ger
trudes. lace trimmed. Sizes 2
10 6 years. $l29 value. QOc
E<dtH ....,...
-Children's Gowns and Princess
Slips. In sizes 10 Ia years.
Slightly soiled. $l.00 TO TO-
$50 values. Choice. -.
-Children's Drawer Leggings,
in brown and gray. Sizes 2 c1
TO years. Pair ......... ~
kann's~-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

Lingerie
- Extra Size Beacon Robes.
with collars. Ribbon
trimmed. 1905 value. CT o.
Each ,...........
Ia Tianneiette Gowns ~"-slip-
over styles, @ith long
sleeves. 500 value. TO-
Each ...........,.....
80 Quilted Satin Robes. lined
aitn Seco and sateen. Pink, blue
and black Were &isT5 and
$l9.7S. Choice A.
"a OFF
- Crepe de Chine Gown. In
peach c0lof. Prettiiy embtoid~
cred. wee neck 1918 %O.75
value tor .......... |"'
~~~2t Handmade Pongee Gowns.
with embroidered de-
sign Oh front, 1895 GC so
value. Each ,,...,. P~'"
- Crepe de- Chine Costume
slips, handmade and embfoid-
cred White only. IA size -.
slightly aoiied, 1918 "a 20
value, Each ,.,.... II s'c~
- Costume slips, 81 tan rayon,
t Regularly larry s2'''' 6pe' $I.05
tial, shth .t,,t.,,,,t
"a Muslin Gowns. IN hiip~oyer
style ~ Straight thsmtse, Of
naiusoOk Lace ana embroidery
, ch",e" u % '"''''' $l.1O
20 Estra Sire Hisomers, Of
nalnDtok. lace Trim
med itegularly si4J. a.l ~
Pair ,5ttt.tttt+t... ''*'"
~-is Nurses Ap,ons, III good
quality ateeiihg with large bib
and deep hem. sa00 lI III
value Each ......,. %A'aI
Kanus Second Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26


II Wamsn's silk t'mhrelia, In
black and gray checked pattern.
ln-fih style kegu" 80 @n
larry 81 90, Nnw ~. |
II NaMan's ked Silk TIM
hreita r-v iu-tih stvle.
siailed Regularly &p NH
saaa, Nov .+,..... w.
"A Women's kasnaa tsasaa a.,d
ealtunl umbrellas. IN purple aud
red. ID t'es. ssaa M OR
quality, Zach .A.... Vs. :"
- Namrns Novelty Ularia TINT
hseltas, III green and red, ID
ribs Formerly ssea, O. an
Each .,,....,,...... %t'So
kann's street Floor.