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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04

LlN0EAlE OI1OI.
GARAGE.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND
NEWS STAND.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING.
IDEAL LOCATION AND ESTABLISHED
sosATfoE kH9 aspsT HH INV 7EsT
MENT CO., SUITE ar, 1910 VERMONT
AvE.
SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ADDING MACHINEs rented at S. per
TSea ryD Add m.e asOus nea Iss
~ Y. ave. NV. Main $500. So
BOILER, used. house heating, $50; also hot
yn,ss radiators. BIT 18th st. NV. Franklin
BoOKS-Sacrifcin large private library.
open yG I'M. to I'm PM 1910 $50 Eye s. nx.
BUILDING MATERIALS, bathtubs and brick
foot foot sheathinT and framing. &c: Dienty 2xs.
pipm6ins hxtnres: radiators. pipe: msny
other items; lowest pricesi Large selection!
HHESeHHEEEeeEEg &C., s saai and g. ' e: sx
HEGHINGER Co. sth and Pa. ave. ne.
%saSs'nI Adam. t s 2D sS
CARRIAGE. crib. high chair, 3-burner gas
stove, electric heater. 8l3 Eye st. Sc.
CEDAR TREES. beautiful. small; very rea-
sonable. Call Bradley i63-R. q
CHAIRs-New floor samples; 30 chairs Of
Upholstery Co, 403 18th NV.
DAHLIA BULBS. assorted types and colors.
81 per bushel. Phone Hyattsville 6sS after
pEsKs-sale of "fae!ory seconds' q once
I nif SaR..' yos ' ssa al:s rent Baum
DESKS. chairs: safes; fles; cheapest prices
seconds. Commercial g. Once Furniture Co..
sS aAsIE .ss sI s a.E four .ooa %
new; cheap. 1908 Hobart st. after . m.
DINING ROOM SUITE. complete lo,pe; wal
nut. SIS: taupe mohair overstu1ed dsven-
also complete bedroom suite. SIS; Party out
q city win sacrifice for cash; all practically
1 Iy I BOON SITE @ e Is:s
Upholstery Co., 4os 18th st. NV.
DINING TABLE and 6 chairs. massive ma:
Ssnn SFsse 7s na r. Ap
DREssEs-Evenine dresses. hats. large
administer rug. lamp shades, large wall tap
estry, toy piano, antique andirons. antique
portiereS, new Eastman KODAK. Egyptian
scarf, marten choker. lakewood screens.
DRESSER. B. ". vanity: Edison graPho-
rhone. Simmons twin beds, box springs;
vacuum sweeper: ali practically new; must
be sold sacrifice; make offer; leaving city;
no dealers. Phone Cleveland 2gol-J.-- D
RA-99 Hot Point, semi white. oven therrno.
stat; cost 5000 sacrifice for $3.50 cash. 3!46
Monroe st. ne.
t,.surss: Also I'VE van cases; suitable for
fine old pieces, including spinet desk. mirror.
gains. 2014 Kalorama I'd: NV.
FURNITURE-s275 3-piece oyerstuied suite.
blue velour. sprinE-arm constructlon, $50.
Standard Upholstery Co.. 403 llth NV.
te .ss sS: A n . sss
complete suites and desirable odd pieces.
Oriental and domestic russ. automobiles, etc.
EURNITyRE.A Chance to save ave. on 1 fS5n
living room and bed davenport suites IN q
variety Of styles; odd dressers. chifionters,
S Sanities, desks and secretaries bookcases,
kitchen cabinets; gateleg; davenport and ex-
sive Snc sa?s Sed., springs and mattresses Al
small MEDIUM and 1 large i q ~, Dri 81
a ssE dl:ssy s rt scs ss., OPEN
FURNITURE Sun parior-bedroom suite
moor, So0S 1lth st. NV.
FURNTTURE-Walnut dining room suite, 10
storase room. sie Pc. ave. NV. 9.
GAS RANGES, new and slightly used; 81
EysT 4, range E sIairaaassssssd '"
GAS RANGE, LII. oven; IS. 2lo7 s!!th
GOLD WATCH, mans "Iongines." cost 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
RADIO-RADIO-RADIO.

We hear Of 1t everywhere. In every home,
on every street corner. No other subject,
not even prohibition or peace treaties is SO
much talked of. Our Spring term is Begin
ming this week. Our course is practical
throughout and positions pay high salaries.
Lcomis Radio College. 405 9th. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
OPPORTUNITY.

This il the first ad we have run for q
month and II we ind three men who can
To three men Of vision, honesty, sincerity
Of purpose and discrimination we will show
proof of unusual earnings in our business,
together with real success for men Of deter
ent position The manager, and writer Of
this ad, found q real. opportunity as have
others, without capital or influence, in our
Married men, will be given. first considera-
ton and the three men hired will be trained
Thoroughly In our successful methods OF
can Monday, April 9, o to II am, Airway
18th 4 Eye SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(GAnkfnun1

STOREKEEPERS,
II you need money, see u.s.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING 4 FINANCE CO.,
9th Floor. Dist Natl. Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT
One Of the best 125-car garages in
the northwest section. Can be leased
at price that will pay you TO in
vestigate before looking elsewhere.
Located on a business street with
many large apartments nearby. Com
plete equipment for repairing and
conditioning cars can be purchased
at much less than original cost or
equipment can be leased for low
Your chance to take over q going
concern.
For other information call
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
l4lH K st. NV National ALSO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04

ANT, bedbug, moth, roach, rat extermina:
ton. Guaranteed results. Fumigation q
mates American Disinfectant Co. $50 Eye
81. nv, MAN. 647o. a przz-
AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPIETEp in 40
hours with Wonderful new durable LACQUER
finish. that grows handsomer with age. Proof
against rain, snow. ice, steam, soap, am.
mOnia, acids: alkali and alkaline MUG Let
excellent material Prices. $50 UP. joseph
McfSeynolds, Inc, 1000 Upshur st.. Col 427.
143S-i425-l421 4 st. NV. Decatur 6ao.
broken tiles repaired. Built-in soap dishes,
paper holders. etc, installed. Estimates
siver. Gail Columbia 65lS after 2: N. 10.
9TDDfNC5-Prepare for your Spring house
cleaifirG' Mnttregses, pillows, box springs and
wire aDrines renovated and femade. Let %
do il nov. before the xusll GolumbiA hed-
RED6fNc5. NXTTRTeSE6. boz sprinGg and
pillows reno: best prices ana proEpps DEL
Wash. Mattress Cos Sle y 81. s:M. d: eeIa:
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SIIUAIION--DOMLE
COLoREp GIRL wishes work Of any kind
Apply 2z6 Pa. ave. NV, Apt. ]. Franklin
COOK or hcusekeeper, settled white woman;
small family $40 per week. 8. NJ, zoos ard
ss coIorsd. neat. pleasant. fSrSF-cIsss
general worker; win work part time. North
COOK. food from vlrginie; Gocd reference,
Also days work or part-time work, reliable
coiored girls Potomac 459D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04

HOTEL CONCESSIONS.
The following concessions are now being
let for the Hotel Bellevue, Q resident and
transient hotel near Union Station:
CAFETERIA.
BEAUTY PARLOR.
DRUG STORE.
LINGERIE SHOP. "t
GARAGE.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND
NEWS STAND.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING.
IDEAL LOCATION AND ESTABLISHED
FORMATION APPLY DISTRICT INVEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04

HELP-DOMESTTC.


COOK. good, for small family; must Dc
ences. Phone Adams slsS e
COOK and general houseworker,. German
three adults In family. Cali Cleveland oo2T
COOK and iaundress. Apply after 10 IN,
$3.50 Stuyvesant 81. n.w' Chevy Chase D. C.
cook' d iced 4s general h0u'eW0rker refer
GENERAL. HoUSEWORKER, experienced
after i pm. North ssss
GIRL; assist II general housework; 81 week
l945 Calvert ST.. Apt 3.
GIRLS, ., experienced, preferably white;
one as cook and laundress, the other. as
chambermatd ana waitress. Stay nights
City CIT. reference; Phone Mrs. snowden, Georsis
s@s family Il cstsE. HsW Yorf al
dress BOX l4-J, Star once. Y
LAUNDREsS for Monday and Tuesday q
Ruppert Home' Good Hope rd' Sc. ana
MAID-Experienced, reliable, general maid
family Of 3. Must be good cook; reference
reeqrsa and bath MRS
MAID-WATTREss; references required; sal.
airy. SIS. Apply 1902 Oregon ave.
NURSE. reliable, for chiIdren. at once; not
c & :isS n ssa ss0' '0oelyn st. rn:n'
NURSEMAID. colored, Intelligent high-school
girl; part-time daily: school references re-
CURED Inquire sscs sat You st. NV after $50
WOMAN, colored, to cook, serve and keer
first floor in private home. Must be trained
and experienced Have best references; sta'
WOMAN, white, for cooking. housework, ETC..
salary. $40. Phone shepherd 2759.
WOMAN, middle-aged, white, DESTROYS o.
good home; light housework room, boart
and small salary. Georgia 3606.
WOMAN, white, for general housework
three in family; no washing; stay nights
Wis. 3218.
YOUNG GIRL for general housework. Il
leave city. ill4 18th st: NV. Mrs. Day.
COLORED WOMAN wanted fol-
general homework for small adult
family; good home for right person
Must have city references stay
nights. Cali Main 10l30 for appoint.
ment.
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KITS SHOP SALE
OF RARE BARGAINS
IN USED PIANOS.

Vose Upright. ................. SIS
In fine condition.
Singer Upright. ................ SOS
Splendid piano.
Kimball Upright .............. $l6s
just like new.
Emerson Upright ............. $1o5
A fine. piano.
Knabe Upright. ....... $500
The worlds best.
Bradbury Grand. .............. $40
Musically good.
Hardman Grand. ...... $37s
Fine for church.
You can't afford to miss these un-
usual offerings.
Easy Terms, of Course.
HOMER L. KIT COMPANY,
1880 G Street.
..,si, :------1
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention.
For admission to Recommended
Service Column call Main 5000.
Branch lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Footwear

LII Pairs Play Oxfords and
Sandals, for children and 100
misses. $1.00 value. 800. 80
and brown. Sizes S, 51s SQc
-i4S Pairs Play Oxiords, of tan
and elk feathers. Misses and
children's sizes. $3.50 $40
value ...............
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Children's Wear
lie Pongee Hats, for GOn
merly $1.29. Choice -. ~
Us Pairs Infants Socks. 7Oc
Special, pair ........... "c
IS Infants Hats, for &1 M
merry $3.98 ........ %Aoo
lie Dress and Bonnet Sets of
figured wolfe. Sizes 2 to QQc
--Childfen's Play Suits, sizes 2
to 8. $1.00 TO $1.s8 val QQc
IS Brown shoes and 2Oc
Slippers, size /. 81 value. ~
30 Party Dresses, sizes 8 and II.
$0.95 value: also 5 Powered Geor-
gette Dresses. Were SsC OK
$9.95. Choice. ....... %&'>O
II Celanese Ensemble, OF or
size II. $8.05 value. %T'~O
-25 Powered Linene Ensembles.
Sizes Q to IA. $50 CT M
Value .s..........s...
Kann's--Second Floor.
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Lingerie

10 Chemise and Step-ins, of
fiat crepe. Mussed.
Broken sizes. $2.95 CT o.
value ............
"A Quilted Rayon
Robes, mussed. $4.95 &1 %
value ........,......
-25 Pieces Silk Chemise >Step-ins
and Bloomers-also rayon bloom
e err :. Broken cs sn,, sizes si'Ss $l.OO
-25 Gym Boomers of dark blue
serge. Pleated. s1.95 20c
value
so Pieces Muslin Underwear,
Odd lot. Formerly $l.00. zoe
Choice
-l2 Novelty Farmerette Over
alls. Broken sizes. $1.49 S1.M
value
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Wash FrOcks
Uniforms

-2s wash Frocks. of printed
gabardine. Sleeveless.
Broken sizes. $1.95 6e7 20
Nurses and Maids Uniforms,
soiled. Broken sizes. 6e7 M
Sl.95 value .........
80 Wash Frocks, including
pique ensembles, etc. Soiled.
Broken sizes. $5.95 60 20
value .....-........
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Umbrellas
Rayon Satin
SLIPS
88c

Tailored slips of lustrous
rayon satin in pink, white
and pastel shades. Inverted
back pleats-tailored hens.
Sizes for Misses and
Women.
Kann'+Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Friday Is Bargain Day in Every Dept!
Rugs

mugs
II Oval Art Hug, size 90 or
9x12; formerly $685. %/'|o
II Rice Straw Rug,
a d 81 v.,;,. size '1ls; $l.OO
,i,. ~. a @slao1 .s Gras, va n"s' $7.95
3 Rice Straw Rugs, @0 or
size 8xl0; $685. value. %o' ~
Il Oval Rattania Rug.
; ;'ss 1Haios; 'is.sS $7.95
"a Rush Rugs, size GO AZ
8x10: formerly $17.95 QUITO
"a Woven Fiber
n nsss; sis, s,1s ss'; for. $500
= Herringbone Crex
1 nSs:' Size sas; sii.S0 s6.95
% Kimlark Rugs,
s ssIa Size; $1,000 $1,000
OIL a-1. v: sss :. Rug v:;n size $3.50
--25 Fiber Rugs, size
e e,xss in; s'.ss value: $1.OO
--10 Fiber Rugs, size
s ssxas in; 1856 value. $I.OO
CHOICE ..............
Ia Grass Rugs, size ok QOc
81 In: csc value. ....... ~
IS Hooked Rugs, size 90 o.
27x60 In; $l295 value %~~
IS oval French
WiltOns. size 6x9; @1G OK
formerly $500 -. %Ao~
-lO Imported Rice
Straw Rugs, size 9xl2; @1 Q0
$500 value ..........,
Kann's-Third Floor.
HOmefttings
3 Glider Hammocks,
damaged. $22.5o 90 or
value. Each .......
"A Couch Hammocks. upholster-
ed backs soiled. 1898 $3.50
value ...............
SIS Bar Harbor Chair
Cushions. Formerly $1.25. Q7c
IS Screen Doors, damaged. $l.98
to $2.ss values. S1.OO
Choice .............
Table Lot Criss-CrOSs and
RuhFled Curtains. For zOc
merly $1.49. A pair. -.
- CretOnne Draft Screens. g.
fold style. $3.98 Cd or
-RayOn and DamaSk Materials.
sec to ACC values. A 90
yaf0
go Bolts Washable CretOnne.
2sc to sec values A l6c
IS Bolts Striped Awning
Duck. Formerly sec. A CSo
yard
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Trimmings

White and Smoke Pearl Slides,
in assorted apes. 10
Choice NV
Kann's-Street Floor.
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COrsettes
Unusual Values at
$1.OO

We'll made corsettes of
firm atin-striped coutil-
lightly boned, with extra
abdomen belt, good quality
elastic. Sizes "a to A.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08

Neckwear
Special Lot Georgette and
Lace Neckwear. Friday, SOc
Sltoict ..'.: $500.
Lace TUNES, some with long
sleeves sic Ecru COL $l.75
Odds and Ends Of Neekwear.
ties and pleating lengths. tx
Cnolce AOS
-3 Jackets Of crepe
de q: &C. chine. Originally $500
-Pleated Rayon Scarfs9 90
assorted colors. Choice =. O@C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
SO Yards Linen Crash, IN.
gray only. Yard. ....... 1OC
"a Linen Napkins, a. ~
inch size: hemmed. Each AOC
IS Cotton Lunch Cloths, 52-in.
size. with fancy bor- @C7O
ders: $3.50 value. .... %@' ~
. Rayon Lunch Sets.
in gold only; $500 OF zE
value
Odd Lot Scarfs
and Vanity Sets. TX D,.:co
Now ........... ~ AASO
-19-in. Terry Cloth, gold,
pink and blue; 39c value. CEc
XAT0
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Leather Goods

1,aid.I1 rand and E Nnr - Price
-12-inch Overnight Boxes. with
mirror in lid. Black only. TO-
$1.00 value ...........
Straw and Tapestry ROc
Bags, $1.o0 value. ....... wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Luggage
(Slightly Damaged

II Cobra Grain Case. zSo
Formerly $685. .......... oS
. Enamel Cases. 90 %
Formerly $3.75 ...... %AO
Il Overnight Case. @O Gn
$5.95 value ....... ~AcO
Il Fitted Flapper CD 00
Case. $685. value. -. p1'Oo
Il Week End Case. de9 CS
Formerly $795 ..... ep'>'
II Soft Top Hat Box. @p IN
Formerly $685. ..... apc'cO
II Overnight Case. CD -
S7.95 value ........ ~
II Touring Case. O. IN
$12.95 value ....... ~c"
Il Tray Case. For @H IN
merly $1295 ... ~OO
Il Round Hat Box, S0c
broken lock. $3.50 value. WV
Kann's-FOurth Floor.
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Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants; for 7Oo
merry 15c to 39c. Yard. vC
so Ribbon Belts with buckles
and eyelets; 19c to 29c 1Oc
VALUES
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Last Day Sale of
WOmen's Shoes
$2.98 pr.

Advance Fall styles In
women's low shoes. Offer
ing models suitable for
dress, for street and for
sports at q most attractive
low price. Ties, strap
pumps, ETC.; Of various
feathers, in plain or COM
bination effects, with pop
ular types Of heels.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Hosiery

SIS Pairs Silk Hose, to o.
be sold las is" Pair. -. oOC
-1S2 Pairs Children's u Hose,
of Isle and cotton. Brok- TO-
en- sizes ................ S
ILL Pairs Women's Sports Hose,
also some black silk 1O1/n
hose. Broken Sizes. AS ~
--232 Pairs Children's "a Socks,
broken sizes. Formerly H.
21c IN
--65S Pairs Children's n
Socks. Broken sizes. soc %.
grace
-354 Pairs Children's n
Socks. Broken sizes. 35c o.
grade %OC
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Radios. Etc.S>

. Pooley Photographs, mahog-
any-finished cabinets. 1895
Formerly $3.50 ..... 49,
Il OrthophOnic Upright MODEL
~: Formerly $48.SO
$3.50 .............. -,
- RadioIa No. Is. cases slight
~ marred. For GAR 40
merly sos ........ =.
Il RCA Radiola. Model NO. So'
complete with tubes
and speaker. $114.25 %00SO
value .............
- Atwater Kent No. 46, COM
plete with dynamic speak
er and tubes. Formerly 800
$136.50 ...............
. No. u Majestics. complete in
hishboy cal. cabinet $l38.5O
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Gloves
,Jewelry

- NTUlu ldtCu JAM
IT i:y 81 Cases Formerly $3.50
q Genuine 3-point Diamond
, Rings in la Ears g gold I'D $l.95
, Real Amber Neck
Iaces, formerly $500. @6 S0
NOW
10 Mems Solid Gold Cuff Links.
formerly $500 to $1,000: also 5
Real Lapis Necklaces. formerly
$1,000. TX Drsca
II Woman's Silver Plated Gig
arctic Case. formerly $3.50; also
: Silver Plated Vanity
Gases. formerly $2.95. &7 00
Choice .,.,......'.''.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Goats
3 Sports Coats
tan and gray. SIS $3.50
value .............
IS Twill Goats
navy and black. $35 S7S 90
Nalue ...........'
3 Velveteen Coats, navy ana
brown. Misses sizes. GO S0
M I'i Black Suede Cloth Coat
mountain sable col
lar. Size 80. s135 60 IN
value ,......,...''
3 BlacE Silk Coats-fur collars.
Large sizes. S59.75 @27 S0
and $3.50 values. ~O
80 Navy GeOrgette GO 90
Goats. S16.75 value. -.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Notions

Dress Shields, a manufactur-
er,s sample 2 Pairs Csc
IS and ! Inch Shears; also
mercerized darning cotton, z
balls to a box. Choice, IT,
Friday ................
-RubberiZed Gre tonne
Aprons, 75c and $l.00 QOo
values ................
Fancy Enameled Hat CSc
Stands. Assorted colors. O~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Gloves
$50 Pairs Novelty Cuff Silk
Gloves. Black, white and colors.
Sizes 51s to 8. $3.50 OSc
NdIuc
--128 Pairs Novelty Cuff Silk
Gloves, in mode, pongee SOc
and gray. csc grade. =. wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08


- - JUNO, :! Crystalline =: s.11,n $2.98
a Moder nistic
Lamps n ~, with \. shades I. $2.49
= steel ~ B. RI &c 1928
II Junior Lamp, complete
with !. shade. Formerly 1898
II Junior Or 40 BASE $4.98
3 Green Glass Water Bottle
Ia m p'. Formerly 1898
"A Pottery Table 90 or
Lamps. $4.98 value.
IS Boudoir Lamp Bases. QQC
Formerly $1.29 .........
$50 Wire Lamp Shade Frames,
bridge, junior or table Toe
sizes. 2sc value. Choice
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Art Goods

Stamped Articles, of various
kinds. Choice, FRI 1Qc
udy ssssss sssse
Six strand ID. nj. c. EmbfOid-
cry Cotton. Broken coll 10C
ors. Dozen skeins for. ~
Natural COLOR Canvas Or
for fancy work. Yard.
Art Novelties, formerly COr
79c to $1.00. Choice.
Full I and 2 Or. Balls Yarns.
Formerly 33c to soc. Now
1910 and Csc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Books

Odds and Ends OF Fiction and
Juveniles. Jackets soiled from
handling. Also 200 books taken
from our Circulating Lii CSo
brary. Choice .......... SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Auto Tubes
10 30x3Iz Auto Tubes and
4.40x21 or 2sx4.4o. QOc
CnOiCe
KannS-Fourth Floor.
SpOrtswear
lis Skirts of tweed mixtures:
; % to 81 bands; s2'sS Sl.OO
IS washable Suede Jackets,
plain or fancy; $2.95 @1 OK
value ~A
81 Sweaters of wool and rayon
mixtures; imperfect; sizes Zoe
81 10 ~
IS Straw Chinese @1 00
Beach Hats; $2.49 value %A'OO
go Vestee BIouses of broadcloth
and rayon; sizes "a to AZ; SOc
$I.95 value ............
Plain and Printed Silk Blouses:
sizes "a to AZ; S2.95 to Cd 40
S5.75 values ....... ~~
Fancy Sweaters of wool and
rayon; sizes "a to AZ; @7 90
$1.95 and $295 values ~
Kann's5Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Underwear

SO Rayon Chemise, QSc
trimmed; $l.39 value.
10 Pcs. Rayon Under 90
wear, to close. Choice.
-252 Pcs. Children's Rayon I'm
dcrthings; former A. fOr At
" 6ec. Choice.
-s Women's Knit Union
Suits. broken sizes; for doc
merly S1.00 ............'
Kann's@Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-08
Furniture

3 Reed Chairs and Rockers,
cretonne covered back
and seat. Damaged. @S OK
1895 value, ......... %O
. Maple Porch Rockers, rat
tan seat and back. S3.8S
Damaged. $6.45 value %c'NO
II Maple Porch Rocker, rattan
seat and high Stat
back. Damaged. $4.s5 OR TO
a Oak Sewing Rockers, cane
seat and slat back. OQc
Damaged. $1.69 value. ~
- Oak Porch Rockers, cane
seat and Stat back. 1925
. Unfinished Costumers. Or
damaged. $1.95 Value. co
II Kitchen Stool, "a inches
high, unfinished. Slightly zoo
damaged. SIPS value.
II Unfinished Kitchen Table,
drop leaf, SO inches square.
Slightly d m ged d. 1928
$5.95 value ..........
-3 Willow Chairs, narrow arms,
slightly dana d. %1 SO
$2.98 value .........
IL Hammock Chair, green and
orange canvas. Slight @2 OK
" damaged. So value %Os~O
- 3-Piece Fiber Suites with 4S-
inch settee. Floor
sample Of $3.50 $28. so
grade ..,.........
Il 3-Piece Fiber Suite with So
inch settee. Floor @SQ S0
sample of 500 grade SpOO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
PHELAN'S TEAM
WELLBALANCED
Purdue Coach Gathers Great
AIl-Ssar Aggregation
For Dixie Classic

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. 20-Pl-One
Of the best balanced football mach
ines ever to trot onto a gridiron IN
Dallas will appear at Ownby stad-
ium. home Of the Southern Meth
odist University Mustangs, New
Years day flying the silks Of the
middlewest all-star against the
Southwestern all-stars in the second
annual Dixie classic. judging from
data obtained on the aggregation
Jimmy Phelan will muster together.
The coach, who piloted Purdue
through an undefeated season 10 its
first Big Ten championship. has
gone to considerable time and tro-
uble to pick the best players avail
able IN the section allotted him,
according to information here. and
indications are he viii have o much
stronger elevenS than the one led
into this city last year by Ernest
Bearg " the initial game Of the
classic.
"A list of players. including a num-
Der Of outstanding gridSters % the
season. showed the Purdue mentor
would have on his post season team
two qlarterbacks. two fullbacks. four
halfbacks. four ends, three guards,
three tackles and a pair Of centers
70 represent every school In the
Big Ten conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
BEST GOLFERS
TRY FOR PRIZE
100 Professionals Meet AT
Pasadena For Title
Worth $4,000

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 20-R-
More than 40 OF the nations best
professional golfers and nearly an
equal number of amateurs started
play here today bent on wrestling
from Craig Wood, Bloomfield. N. J.
professional the $4,000 Pasadena
open gulf title.
A majority Of the big shots
Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel. Johnny
Farrell, Tony Manero, Horton Smith
Bobby Cruickshank, Tommy Arm
our-and numerous others sought
championship money.
Wood, whose long drives featured
his appearance a year ago. has
coupled his ting ability with a
finished style on the putting greens
a style which won for him the
recent Hawaiian open and enabled
him to 60 TO the third round IN the
Professional q golfers association
tourney.
Diegel, Aqua Caliente professional
by virtue Of his p. q. A. champion
ship, and tlI- runner-up, Johnny
Farrell, from New York, were strong
favoriteS, as also were Hagen and
Smith.
The best 100 and ties in today's
round Of l8 holes qualified for
Saturdays play, with the sixty low
cards for the total SO holes qualify
ing the ~contenders for Sundays con-
GLIDING play.