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New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

Mrs. Reddy Fox hunted long and
hard. She herself was very. very
hungry. for, like Reddy Fox, she
had been without food all during
the big storm. But when at last she
caught q careless Wood Mouse she
didn't eat 1t. although It was not
more than a mouthful. No. sir, she
didn't eat it. She picked 1t up and
carried it along with her. But,
though she hunted and hunted. she
could not find another Wood Mouse.
At last she gave up and started for
home In the Old Pasture. On the
way there she crossed corner Of
the Green Meadows and, by sheer
good fortune she surprised and
caught a fat Meadow Mouse.
Now, Mrs. Reddy had been a long
time gone. but all the time she had
been thinking of Reddy and how he
had lost his toe in . trap, and how
he couldn't hunt for himself. and
how very. very hungry he must be.
She was taking those two mice home
to Reddy. She had denied herself
that Reddy might have something
to eat.
Before she reached home she dis
covered tracks in the snow that dis
turbed her much. Those tracks led
straight up toward her home in the
Old Pasture and they were the foot
prints of one of those two-legged
creatures whom she and Reddy so
much feared. Its probably the one
who set that dreadful trap" thought
Mrs. Reddy. Il do hope he hasn't
set trap where Reddy is likely to
step in 1t. However. if he has been
up TO the house, Reddy will know
it and will be on the watch" She
shifted in the tracks and family
caught the man-smell. 1t made the
hair on her shoulders rise ever so
little. She hurried now, beca use
she was anxious. She was fearful!
that those tracks in the snow might
mean mischief, SO Mrs. Reddy hur-
ried. Perhaps you can guess how she
felt when she came in sight OF the
doorway to her home and saw Red
dy lying just outside in the snow
gnawng a bone.
Mrs. Reddy barkcd sharply. IN
s'an'ly. Keddy put up his head and
barked a reply. A look of relief
swept over the face Of Mrs. Reddy
II was evident that all was we'll.
See what I've brought you"
cried Mrs. Reddy.
soc what I've saved for YOU" re-
piled Reddy
Now Mrs. Reddy looked and her
face fell. The two mice she had
brought were nothing compared
with the feast that Reddy had
there. Reddy saw that look of dis
appointment He got to his feet and
limped over to her. did you bring
these Mice for me-" he asked.
Mrs. Reddy nodded and, when
Reddy asked her how many she had
eaten herself she turned her head
away and pretended not TO hear
him.
You haven't eaten single
Mouse declared Reddy. These are
all you caught and you brought
them both to me. But I wouldn't
have eaten both of them. even had
] nothing else. III eat the Wood
Mouse and you'll eat the Meadow
Mouse. But, al so You viii eat a big
dinner. l have saved il for you.
You see. while YOU were thinking
of me, ] was thinking Of you"
Who brought that big dinner"
Mrs. ItHddy asked slspicio,Isly.
Farmer Browns Boy replied
Eeddy.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

at that time several couturiers
launched the fashion OF diaphan-
Gus sweaters in chiffon for after
noon wear. Even evening gowns
were composed Of neither more
nor less than elaborate sweater
tons with straight skirts attached!
Happily these styles were ephe-
mereal. The inevitable reaction
came In the form Of very feminine
afternoon and evening clothes.
The change was somewhat sudden.
though, and women have not quite
become used to the new idea.
They still talk Of "dressy sports
suit" although they know that this
II but Z formula and that such
type Of garment no longer exists.
A Fashi0u for Every Hour
Women and couturiers. especial
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

fowls and roasts as they contain
acid which stimulates and aids d.
session. Cranberries may be served
in sauce. desserts. punch and froz-
ell foods.
The attractive color of cranber-
rics as well as the nutritive value
give them a prominent place among
winter foods. Children should be
encouraged TO eat them.
Dinner Menu
Meat and potato cakes buttcrcd
spinach, bread. butter. head lettuce.
Russian dressing. cranberry roll.
! lemon sauce. coffee.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

ly the latter. should realize once
and for all that there now exists .
fashion for every hour OF the day.
each very distinct from the other.
Such errors therefore are unpar.
donable and should no longer DO
committed.
In the same order of idea the
woman who wears much and elab-
crate jewelry with q plain sports
suit is just as guilty of lack OF
taste and harmony.
The couturier's idea is one OF
creating a style that Is harmonious
this actually Is, or should be his
main theme II his client fails to
complete this harmony by inju-
dicious accessories. she destroys
his effort and the style Of the dress
at the same time.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
CLOTH BUTTONS

Button forms covered with the
suits fabric are new and quite
novel touch to many spring suits.
Bound buttonholcs are good, too.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

Silk pique. in wide-wale weave.
has increasing popularity for sports.
It Is very pretty In colors; usually
they are soft pastel shades.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
Meat and Potato Cakes, Using
rI1fhxnps NprN iul<r Hmm


emp chopped cooked meat
troast or stcak). IL cups mashed
potatoes. IL teaspoon salt, IA tea
spoon paprlka. ia teaspoon celery
salt, . tablespoons chopped onion,
egg, IL cup gravy or milk.
Mix the meat. potatoes, salt. pap
rika. celery salt, onion and egg.
Shape into four cakes one inch
thick. Place in small butterel
baking dish. Add the gravy. Bake
in d moderate oven for IS minutes.
Remove with a pancake turner to a
serving platter and surround with
the spinach. Serve at once.
Russian Dressing
ITO serve on tomato or head lettuce
salad)
IL cup stiff mayonnaise. IA cup
thick chilli sauce. 2 tablespoons cat
sup. IA cup chopped dill pickles.
Chill tha ingredients. Mix and
serve on crisp head lettuce.
Daily Help-To give a glaze TO
rolls or quick breads, brush them
on the top with a slightly beaten
egg while applied on Il soft brush
or on a bit of white cloth. When
glaze coating. Two tablespoons OF
baked. the products will have a
sugar may b" added if a sweet fla
tor is desired
When buying nov mixing bowl
sets for your Kitchen. select thos"
Of color TO harnonizc with the
kitchen color schcm" The bowls
com" In attra ctivo shades and will
look quite festive on your pantry Or
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

The next story: Farmer Brown!
Boy Hears Complaint"
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

It's pleasure to read Herald
Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

IT'S love that doth for others plan
With bird and animal and man.
Old Mother Nature.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

Copyright, 1929. by 7. W. Burgess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
LAYMAN WORRIES
LEAST ABOUT GEARS
Condition Is Due Largely to Fact
That They Are Hidden
From View.

Perhaps of all the mechanical devices
that go to serve him. the layrnan wor-
ries lsast about gears. This is I'M
Goubtedly due largely to the fact that
he seldom sees them. They are usually
in the hidden parts of the machines
which serve him. Thus, in his auto
mobile, while he may frequently shift
gears. he often has no very clear idea
IF just what it is that he is doing. If
he does advance beyond this stage. he
may see nothing more than a wheel
with a row of teeth around its rim. If
he goes farther he will find consider
able variety of gears. and he may
wonder as to the uses of each.
Eventually he may get to the point
of inouiring as to why the teeth have
some particular shape and how the best
shape is determined. Here he will find
his answer in long mathematical de-
auctions. IF he is trained to wade
through this he may say that he I'M
derstands the theory behind gear teeth.
But this is because he has accustomed
himself to accept mathematical find
lngs The extent of his actual belief in
what he has deduced is at once evident
by the alacrity with which he pounces
upon any possibility of demonstrating
the correctness of his deductions so
that his eye can see.
In this way r. v. Baud and R. E
Peterson have delighted the mechanical
engineers by visual demonstration of
the stresses in gear teeth. Making gears
from celluloid they have passed light
through them. Stresses in the celluleid
become visible as bands of color and
these can be recorded on a motion pic
ture film or observed directly Some
pictures and results Of their study are
given in Mechanical Engineering. It
suggests an interesting and valuable
method of making a great number Of
mechanical studies and particularly
lends itself to the purposes of instruc-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
THREE CONVICTED
OF POLICE GRAFT.
Detective Lieutenants Added
to Jail List on Charge OF
Aiding BootIeggerS.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. October 26.-W1th
the conviction on eXtortion charges OF
Dete -tive LieutS. Walter E. Evans and
Miles H. Ledbetter the number OF
officers convicted in connection with
the story of police graft told by j. B.
Westman, confessed bootlegger, was
brought to three today.
Iedbetter and Evans were convicted
Yesterday and sent to jail to join
Thomas D. Washburn, patrolman, con-
yicted of bribery. Washburn is await
ing appeal from l to IA year peni-
tertiary sentence. Similar sentences
are to be given Evans and Ledoetter
Tuesday.
Eleven other policemen were enmesh-
ed in the net Of the law following West
mans confession. Three of these await
retrial. The jury which first tried them
for bribery having disagreed. de-
tactiva lieutenant. a detective and six
Negro officers await hearing on like
charges
The spotlight of another investiga-
ton, an indirect result Of Westman's
allegations, played upon Chief of Police
James E. Davis. The police commission
adjourned until Monday for further
consideration of charges of ineficiency
and malfeasance brought against Davis
by political organization.
The grand jury still Is considering
evidence against more of the so officers
named by Westman as recipients OF
brides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
TOXIC DANCER WANTS
LEGS TRIMMED DOWN
Doctor Hard to Find for Operation
Fitting Miss Kishi for U. s.
Enga gements.

TOXIC, Japan.-Miss Shizu Kishi a
young lady Of Toxic with mind of her
own and a firing ambition to attain
fame as a dancer in the United States,
is incensed because doctors in a local
hospital refused her request to operate
on her legs and remove what she con-
siders to be excess flesh. Mss Kishi went
to the hospital and said that she was
about to leave for America to seek
career as a dancer but that, because of
overeXercising her calves had developed
to such an extent that the beauty of
her limbs had been greatly impaired.
The doctors to whom she spoke told her
that such an operation as she sought
would probably leave scars less beautiful
thar her legs w7re at present. but this
did nCt deter her. In an interview with
a local japanese newspaper. she says
she Will keep going to the best hospitals
n the capital Until she finds some doc
Tor who will take care Of her. While
admire beautiful legs, l also admire
the work of nature, and think that it
should not be tempered with unneces-
sarily" one doctor said. This girl has
apparently been too deeply influenced
BY the prevailing fashions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27

Britain's most fatal diseases are those
# the heart and circulation, according
- recent statistics, with respiratory
troubles, cancer. nervous disorders and
all forms of tuberculosis following in
the order named.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
FIOOrcOverings

"A Felt Base Rugs, 9Al2 and
9xl0h it. $lU.15 @2 zS
values. As is $500. %O'S
-6 Felt Base Rugs, 6Oc
3x6 #. $l.95 value 80. w
IS Felt Base Art Squares, 9x12
and sxloh IT. s7.sS "a. go
200 yds. Iniaid LinoIeum Rem
nants, $1.59 to $2.45 QOc
values. Yd. ............ O|O
-150 yds. Felt Base Floorcover-
ing, remnants-49c and O9c
soc values .............
IS Oval Rag Rugs
40x25 in. $4.95 val @O OS
ue .........
3 Woven Fiber Rugs
-9x12 IT. $6.95 val %A or
ue
Il Seamless Wool Velvet Rug,
ys1,,. yshS IT. ss2'4' $23.5O
Il Seamless wilton
Rug, 9x12 IT. Coz 0O
$4,000 value 49,. %Ooo
IL Woven Fibre Rug, 8Axl0h
#. $3.50 value. AS GO OK
IL ...........
q Woven Fibre Rugs, S7.45
6x9 It. $3.50 value. %
II Seamless Worsted Rug.
sAxloh IT. $500 $39.0S
value ...,..........
Il Seamless Administer Rug.
ssd ssI2 }. #. Seconds S29.95
SO yds. Rattania Run
ner-27 in. $l.50 value. zoe
ns 4asa w.:h.ii: i;;i;ii;''i;i;iii Chenille Rugs.
24x4s in. $5.75 val Cd 0S
ue .......,...:..... %@'~O
II Seamless Wool Velvet Rug,
sxla it. s24.s5 1895
value .............
q Washable Chenille
Rugs, 3x6 IT. $13.s5 O. Or
"A Reversible Chenille Rugs.
30x60 in. $4.95 90 OK
Kann's-Third Floor.
Gloves
-229 prs. Novelty Cuff Silk
Gloves, Kayser make. 7Oc
$50 values ............
-97 prs. Fabric Gl0ves-siip-on
strap wrist style. in white. lQc
Sizes 6ls to 7h ........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Hundreds Of Friday Bargains Here!
Linens

so Turkish Bath Towels. with
blue and pink striped 1E~
borders; regular zoe ea... AOO
81 and S1.25 Linen Dresser
Scarfs, SO, As and SO inches long,
with fancy trimmed 6Oc
edge; ca. ................
so yards Linen Table Damask,
"a in. wide, silver bleach zIo
ed; regular $1.00 yard.
-l7S yards "Startex" Toweling
Crash, part linen, in solid colors;
very absorbent: regular C0c
20c; yard ...............
Remnants Of Toweling. part
linen crash, striped border; 90
regular 12isc; yard -. W
-5-Pc. Bridge Set; Porto Rican
hand embroidered, with
colored designs; special 40c
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Dresses

-10 Junior frocks, made of
chiffon and flowered crepe; sizes
l3. Is and II; were @10
$3.50 for ..............
IS Junior Dresses, of washable
crepe and georgette; QA OF
were $40 and SIS; for %O~O
II Silk Lace Evening Dress, in
lovely rose shade, size 16; @1R
formerly $29. now. VIZ
II Sports Suit, made of white
crepe with red crepe cardigan
jacket; formerly $35, @77
now
q Dinner Dresses, made OF
flowered chiffon, sizes 38 Q7O
and 40; were $35, now.. W.
Il Printed Crepe Dress, size
501a; formerly @16 *
$3.50; reduced to-. %AO'ec
Il Printed Chiffon Dress, in blue
and white, size SO; for COO
merly $35, now. ........ ~~O
II Dinner Dress. of chartreuse
chiffon, size is; formerly @7Q
$29.50 for ............. VIZ
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Dresses Reduced

$40 to $25 Silk Dresses
Made Of poka-dot and plain crepe, navy D Ia
georgettes, and combination effects Up LIZ
$16.5O to $40 Silk Dresses
-Flowered Chfons, Printed Crepes. and th 7
Georgette Crepes, in light and dark colors. ID i
Misses and womens sizes.
SIS to $l6.5O Silk Dresses
-Chiffons, prints, washable crepes. plain th -
crepes, sports, business dressy styles in ID
good range of sizes
Reg. $40 Silk Dresses
-Chiffons and washable crepes, in tailored and tb -
fancy styles. IL to A sizes. DO
SO and $40 Silk Dresses
Washable crepes and printed silks in 1e to teO
AZ sizes. SDO
Sc to $7.95 Silk Dresses
ALL printed silks and crepes In stock dNs0
formerly selling at the above prices. Sizes IA Az
to 80. W
$3 Handkerchief Linen Dresses
so dresses in straightline styles in al tn
white only; sleeveless models broken - l.I0
sizes.
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
DOmestics

is Rayon Bedspreads, fancy
weave, solid colors and double
bed size; reg. 50 and Ssd OK
SlU. EACH
-l0 Solid Colored Sheets, 72x99
in; peach and pink. Ct OS
Reg. SITS for. ....... ~A
Remnants Of Striped Bed Tick
ing, blue and white, feath- COc
erproof; reg. soc; yard.
30 Colonial Bedspreads. 63x90
in: cream color with @7 00
white woven stripes. ca. Lew
Remnants Of White Pajama
Check. SO in. wide. good quality,
closely woven; reg. 18c; 70c
a yard
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Art Goods

Small assortment 1-Oz. Balls
Of Yarns. Majority dark II
Ia Stamped 5-pc. Luncheon
Sets-green and white QO~
checks. soc value O|C
-6 Stamped Pajamas, ready
made of white crepe. 90
$1.00 value OIC
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Lingerie

-35 Philippine Slips and Step
ins. Broken sizes. $l.00 7Qc
so Pes. Underwear-striped
sateen slips, chemise and serge
gym bloomers. soc to Toe
$l.95 values ............
so Silk Chemise and Step-ins,
merly $l.95 to CT 20
$2.95 ...............
-35 Beach Robes and Pajama
Sets. Sets, si.sS to s7''' u price
ValueS .........'
Kann's-Second Floor.
Footwear
-l75 prs. Novelty Pumps-ma-
jority of patent leather with
Spanish and Cuban
heels. $500 and $3.50 @0 AZ
grades ..........'...
SO prs. Imported Braided
saH Sandals brown and $2.98
tan .,....
80 prs. Children's Play OK
fords. of tan leather. Sizes S
to to 10 loh. a''o $l.OO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Silverware

-Si,ver-plated Ice Tea Spoons.
i' Pretty de- 6 for 74c
Bread Knives, sterling QOc
silver handles, steel blades ~
--Mahogany finished
Desk Clocks, $3.49 GeC OQ
value .............s.
serving Pieces with ster- 04.c
ling handles. Choice.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Sports Wear
sun Back Sweaters,
sizes "a to q. $1.08 QOc
value. Choice ..........
Sleeveless Jackets, of printed
silk. Sizes IA and 16. dR7 M
$2.s8 value. Each -. ~
--s Sports Jackets,
sizes SO to 40. Were Ct OS
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Underwear

-Women's Athletic Suits, Re-
gatta make. Formerly SOo
S1.00 to $500. ..........
-WOmen's Rayon Vests,
slightly imperfect, $1.00 SOc
-WOmen's RayOn Boomers.
Step-ins and Panties. 7Qc
Imperfect. $1.50 value. ~
-WOmen's Rayon Combinations,
chemise and slips. Ir- OOc
regulars. $1.95 value. -.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Hosiery

los Pairs Children's Socks,
half and three quarter 60
lengths. Seconds. ......... ~
las Pairs Children's
q Hose, broken sizes and 22n
COlOTS
80 Pairs Children's Half Socks.
Far. Fancy . tops. Broken l212c
200 Pairs W0men's Chiffon
Sport Hose, red, green and tan;
double pointed heels. Also chif-
fon hose with picot tops SOc
and lace clocks. .........
10 Pairs Silk Hose, heavy
service weight. Black. 2SC
Sizes 8 and 815..........
-Women's Fancy Sport CSc
Hose, plaids and stripes.
-Bemberg Hose, seam EOc
less. Broken sizes. ....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Corsets, Etc.

. Nemoflex-back Lace Cor
sets. Size s5' $500 $3.05
value ..............
-I2 RengO Belt, side nook
girdles. Sizes 81 to SO. I'D QS.
$500 value .........
IS Artistique Girdles, sizes ~,
81 and SO. $1,000 &Q OK
value ...............
30 Sum mer Net Girdles,
broken sizes. &l.00 SQC
Ydlu6 800
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
.Jewelryy

% Rhinestone Ornaments, for
shoulders and hats. Sl,OO
$500 value .........
-S Colored Stone Bracelets, IN
sterling silver mount Cd OK
ings. S4.95 value ..
-S5 Necklaces-one of kind
mostly. $1.95 to $2.95 @1 00
values
-35 Necklaces, in unusual color
combinations and de-
signs. $3.50 to $5.95 @7 OK
values ..............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Rayon Satin
SLIPS
79c

Tailored slips of a fus-
trous rayon satin, in pink,
white and the pastel
shades. Made with invert-
ed back pleats and tailored
hens. Sizes for miSses and
women.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Blankets & Comforts

--s1.s5 Comfort Covers, new de-
EseS s,sns' IN size 7axsl' $l.69
200 Yards Striped Outing
Flannel, heavy nap, SO inches
wide. A 19c quality. 7C1Lo
1arQ ............... ~
--25 Blankets, wool and part
wool, soiled. So to $25 values.
Friday
$3.50 to $l0.95
-l8 Part-wool Blankets, 66xs0-
inch size, in plaid designs, laven-
der, rose, gold, with colored sa-
teen binding to Q2 90
match. "a value -. PO'O|
-S Figured Sateen Comforts,
filled with white cot
ton. $4:95 to $5.95 @O 90
value. Each ....... %Ss1O
-1O Down Filled Comforts, dou-
ble-bed size, sateen
covers. Were SIS and no or
$1B, for ~|s/O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Children's Wear

lis Pieces Silk I'm
derwear, broken sizes. CT 0O
$1.98 value .......... %A'Oo
White Sateen Boomers, O0o
sizes 4 to 8. sec value. 49,
-Dimity Dresses, size 2 2OC
only. soc value. ........ ~
PLAY Suits, of chambray and
ginghan1. Sizes 2 and 4 SOo
years. 79c value ........ Nv
Kann'@Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
HOmefttings

Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Materials, 29c to ACC 7Sc
values, yard. d.............
Sample Pieces of velour, tap
estry, etc. Also Curtain Strips;
79c to $1.00 values. 2Oc
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Materials, 69c to CSC CEc
values, yard. d............
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Materials, $1.19 to S0c
$1.9S values, yard. .......
-s Glider Hammocks-damaged.
$16.98 to $22.50 SQ OK
values .............'
II Couch Hammock.
dam aged; $11.98 O. 90
value ...............
Curtain Strips, formerly 70c
I9c to acc. Choice. -.
-3 Chevrolet Landau Seat Cover
Sets, 1929 models; @7 E0
formerly $s.75 ........ % A'0U
-s Footstools, soiled; 40c
formerly $1.2S. ..........
- pairs Double faced Velour
POrtieres, blue and brown combi-
nations; s14.s5 value S6.08
pair ................
Us pairs Cretonne Criss Cross
Curtains. $i.6o value, o.
-5O-in. Drapery Damask. SOc
S1.00 to $1.25 values, yd.
-3 Three-Fold Gre
tonne Screens, $500 50. .08
value ...............
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Girls Wear
$l.OO

-Overblouses of white or
tan broadcloth, and of
printed percale. Sizes 6 to
16 years. ........ .$1.OO Ea.
white Jean Middies, self
or braid trimmed. Also
Blue Peggy Cloth Mid
dies with white braid trim
ming. sizes 6 to 20
years. s.,..........$1.00 Ea.
Gym Bloomers of black
Sateen. Full pleated. re-
inforced crotch, elastic at
the knees. Sizes 6 to 20
years. ............$1.00 Ea.
Felt Berets or T a ms,
In assorted colors. Also
in the new chenille
styles. ...........$l.OO Ia.
Wash Dresses. one and
two piece effects Of color
full prints. Every dress
guaranteed to wash. Sizes
I to IA years. .S1.0e Ea.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05

--25 prs. cast Steel Shears, 1Ec
assorted sizes. 25c value sS
Sanitary Aprons, inn CSc
perfect. Special, 2 for. @OS
Dress Shields, odds and 7nn
ends. Choice, pr. ...... OC
Water Wave CurIer Sets-cor-
sisting of 8 water wave combs, 2
curriers' for ends of hair QEO
and water wave cap. Set OOC
-Mercerixed Darning
Cotton balls to box. 7gn
25c value ............
Ia Garment Bags. shopworn.
&1.95 to $2.95 val CT IN
uCS .s..s..ss...s
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Women's Sports Coats

::'; $ 6 s.: !: Fl: !: :: :; ;::: Sis
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
Girls Wear

-RaincOats, size 6 CD 90
only. Each .........
-3 Crepe de Chine
Dresses. sizes 10 and @2 OS
IL years ............
B Light weight
Tweed Coats, sizes Z, 92 OS
9 and 10 ............
IL IL sI'k 81 J. TaI,ie ~ v13,'s Dress $1.95
1s IS Silk X oE Ensembles ss1,,s $2.49
. Fl0wered Georgette Dresses,
Sizes 8 and 10 years. 90 OK
1895 value ..........
80 Summer Wash Dresses,
sizes 7 to IA years. $1.00 ,70c
to $169 values. .........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-09-05
ChinaWare

so Pieces OF Chlnaware-
bowls, vases, etc. BIC 70 1OC
Ill Tea Pots of vttreous A1c
china. acc value .......
A Imported 21-piece @S or
Grill Sets. 1898 value %o
80 Water Pitchers of 0Oc
colored glass. soc value ~
Us PIeces Imported Hand
painted Glassware. $l.O0 S0c
value ....... .....'''
Ill Seven piece Water Sets OF
colored glass. $l.5s 09c
@24 | Pieces Gold Encrusted
Glassware, bowls, salad plates,
etc. sl.4s to sl.ss $l.OO
values ............
3 Decorated Dinner 90 or
Sets, 81 pieces. Set. %
a Decorated Lunch
con Sets, 80 pieces. @2 QQ
81 eiSG Imported nS,oT China Dinner Set.
AZ pieces s24.ss $l4.98
-3 Dinner Sets of decorated
porcelain. sd 100 pcs $l2.98
IA Children's Compart- CQc
ment Plates, imported.
Ill Imported Tea Sets, 100
z pieces. $l.00 value. -.
Il Imported Tea Set. cd QQ
21 pieces. $4.98 value ~~
Kann's-Third Floor.