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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Stout Folks! Don't
Burn or Itch From
Raw, Rubbed Skin

In just three minutes, kora
Konia will end all burning from raw,
rubbed skin under collar, sweat
band, garters, brassA're, belt, crotch,
arms or feet. Also stops that m
tolerable itching.
Menncn 3 skin speeialists-who
produce the finest shaving creams,
talcums, baby powders and other
remedies for skin troubles, have
evolved this new, soft, velvety,
medicated powder.
Instantly spreads a soothing,
healing film over the raw, rubbed
skin. Burning and itching stop at
once. Then Kora Konia HEALS
the inflamed surface. Also absorbs
perspiration. Keeps underwear and
hosiery dry. Prevents body and
foot odor. Makes you feel cooler.
Get Kora Konia from druggist to-
day; be free from burning, itch
ing skin all daring hot weather.
Keep in club locker and at home.
Best ronedy for sunburn too. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
NEW PRESIDENT
pDEcvnEc nVED
ROTARY CLUB

Otto Bradshaw. newly elected
president Of the FL Centre Rotary
club, took charge Of his first meet
ing al the weekly luncheon yester-
dag and outlined an interestip :
program to be conducted during the
next l2 months.
Among things to be stressed by
the club, Bradshaw mentioned de-
velopment Of friendly international
relations, one Of the principal oh
jecfg Of Rotary International. In
relating plans for the year the
president asked for the cooperation
OF each club member qud made it
known that each individual win be
called upon toward making the elub
year successful one.
n line with the president s -e-
marks on international relations,
short talks were made by Ray Edgar
and Ross T. Hickcox, the latter en-
plasizing the fact that the object
Of Rotary could be best carried out
here BY friendly dealings with
Mexico and an honest effort to an
derstand and sympathise with her
problems.
Miss Margaret Lanier delighted
the Rotarians with two exceptional
n well played piano numbers,
Romance by Tachaikowsky and
'tI,olonaise, - by Chopin.
Il W. Pettitt, district manage
ef ile Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Company extended an inv
tation 10 the club to hold next
week 5 meeting in the company ;
neN clnbrooms on Stats street. Thu
offer was accepted and the clint
VII be guests Of the telephone com
f5any next Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
AUTO
TARIFF WILL, Be
GRANTED SLASH

WASHINGTON, July 10. U.P)--
Reduction of the tariff on passen-
ger automobiles TO 10 per cent and
retention of the - per cent duty ON
motor trucks, was predicted today
by members of the senate finaI4e
committee as result of recon-
mcndation TO the committee by
leaders of the automotive industry.
A survey of committee attitude
made by the United Press revealed
little disposition ON the part of it,
members to adopt the free trade
policy advocated by a representa-
tive of the Ford Motor Co, on 3c-
half of Edsel Ford, son of Henry
Ford.
Democratic members of the com
mittee showed little inclination TO
fight for lower rate than the 10
per cent advocated by Alan Mae
Alley, president of the Automobile
Chamber of Commerce and Alfred
P. Sloan Jr.. president of General
Motors.
The committee speeded up its
work today by forming sub-commlt'
tees to consider the free list.
Several serious battles are lii
prospect One started when manu-
facturers of cream sGparators ask
ID for - per cent duty on their
product.
Another fight is expected when
Oklahoma petroleum producers re
new their plea for duty ON petrol
cum, which was rejected by tEe
bouSp
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Man,merstram Has
Short Freed dom

SAN FRANCISCO, July u. WP)
John p. Mammerstam who was
sent to San Quentin var ago af-
ter conviction of possession of a
machine gun, was released today
and was re-arrested ON federal
secret indictment returned in Los
Angeles a week ago.
The Indictment charges Manner
stam with transportation of arms
and ammunition from San Pedro to
Mexico on June Is, 1927.
GuillermiOr Rosas, Jr., Ralph
Saunders, Manuel Herrera, Andrew
Olsen, George Olsen and Henry j.
Sloan, all Of Los Angeles, were nam
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Many Drown In
European Floods

BERLIN, July II. U.P;-An un-
confirmed dispatch from Constan.
tinuple to the newspaper Vorwaerts
said today 100 persons were drown
ed east Of Trebizond by coastal
floods.
The floods followed cloudbursts
which lasted for 40 hours. Many
villages were demolished.
The Constantinople correspondent
of Zeituhg Ammittag reports that
it is estimated 400 are dead in the
vicinity of Suermene and Pasardik
on the coast Of the Black Sea. The
report adds that landslides caused
the heaviest damage in the wake
Of a eloudburst.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Aviators Descend
With New Mark
Continued From Page u

touring for days in great circle
around the airport.
The motor of the sturdy biplane
Angeleno, reported getting
noisy" yesterday after nearly 10
DAYS in the air, was purrifg con
tentedly again today.
Spurn Ambulance
A note from Mendell Informed
the crowd below that the "motor
was becoming noisy and there was
q little trouble with the oil pump -
Officials took the note to mean 4
landing might be made any tine
and ordered an ambulance to the
field to take Mendell and Reinhart
to hospital for examination as
soon as they landed.
But the flyers sighted the au'-
bulanee and dropped note in which
they spurned the services of the
"sick buggy.
.'lf that 5 for us we won t need
ii for loo hours or more" the note
said
Tie flyers spirits ran high
through the night due to the fact
that crescent moon and a clear
sky supplanted the heavy fog they
had battlcd through two previous
nights. They were able to take ON
full quota of l25 gallons of gaso-
lie IS they had a high ceiling and
were able 10 fly at a l,500 foot alti.
tude
The Angeleno, which was over
hauled for the present flight after
it had flown approximately $1,000
miles, has consumed nearly 5000
gallons of gasoline and has flown
distance equal to the cireumfer-
enee Of the globe.
a. E. McManus, one of the baek-
ers Of the endurance flight, reveal
ed that nonstop refueling flight
from Los Angeles to New York and
return was being considered fol
the record breaking flyers and
their craft. 1t was reported A. y
Durant of New York had Offered
the flyers $500 each if they re
mained aloft 800 hours. A fund OF
s. Geo has been raised by popula!
subscription at the airport.
Officials Of the airport also said
that the six passenger Bull Air
sedan, enroute here from the fac
tory at Marysville, Mich, as gift
to Mendell and Reinhart, landed q;
Clovis, y. NJ. The, ship, valued al
$l3,500, is the latest design turned
cut by the company. 1t viii be
flown to Los Angeles today anC
will be presented to the flyers af
ter they land and are rested.
BY 1890 a m. when the AngelenC
passed its 243rd hour of continuou:
flight spectators at the field hac
increased to 5000.
Governor c. {. Young of Califor
MIA was among the visitors and is
sued short statement commenting
/ Mendell and Reinhart.
.'on behalf of the state OF Cali
! fornia. > he said, . wish to cor
graduate these boys for their mar
! elous feat. ! hope they can stay
up and make such record that i
I VIII be held by California for year
/ to come.
The governor said he would lik'
+! to greet the flyers personally bu
I that he .sdidn Z wish to remain a
! the airport for a week "r So
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
EDUCATIONAL LEADER

Los ANGELES, July Il. U.D-
Lyman Bryson, Of San Diego, has
been named state director of thc
program Of the California Associa.
tion Tor Adult Education, an or
ganization headed by Prof. L. j.
Richardson Of the University OF
California, and Ray Lyman Wilbur.
Erxson was formerly on the faeuiry
of the University Of Michigan, and
was for several years edueationai
director Of the international Red
Cross.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Plan TO Refuel
Across Country

CHICAGO, July -. UPl-A non
stop, round trip flight from coast
TO coast, refueling in air, is plan-
ned by two Chicago flyers, Capt.
Roy W. Ammill and Eddie Nelson.
Ammill and Nelson, former army
pilots, plan to start from Chicago
August /. flying to Los Angeles, r.
turn to Washington, New York and
then back to Chicago. Refuelings
would be made at a half dozen
points enroute
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Action OF Judge
Arouses Army

SAN FRANCISCO. July II. W.p)
IRE Of Officers and enlisted men
here was aroused today by the an
nouncement that a San Luis Obispo
justice of the peace had suspended
the sentence Of man convicted OF
theft on condition he join the U. s.
army.
In statement issued from his
headquarters Of the Preside, Major
General John l.. Hines said the
" United States army is not and
should not be regarded as n substi-
tute for penal institution.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
New Endurance
Flight Planned

ST. LOUIS, July II. Un)-A
twin refueIing endurance flight
will start here tomorrow according
to plans announced by the CurtiSs-
Robertson Airplane Manufacturing
Company.
Two planes, equipped with l1j
gallon gasoline tanks, will take off
simultaneously carrying Dale jack
son, stunt pilot, Forrest O'Brien,
test pilot, Joseph Hammer, mai.
pilot and w. Henry Shelton.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
ChiropractOrs OF
State Convene

SACRAMENTO, July II. WP)-
Preparation Of an initiative measure
for the 1880 general election, de
signed further to regulate chiro-
practic practitioners in California,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Magruder Gets
Active Duty

WASHINGTON, July l2.W'H)-
Rear Admiral Thomas 2. Magruder'
former commandant Of the rhila,
delphia navy yard who was placed
on leave Is months ago when he
wrote magazine articles critieizihg
the navy. has been assigned to com
mand the fleet base force III the a
cific, it was announced az the navy
department today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
At Brooklyn

St. Louis COO 020 00J-7 o 9
Brooklyn GOO 900 206-S Q ?
johnson, Coffman, Haid, Frank
house and Wilson; Vance and De
berry
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12

was the major business before the
Progressive Chiropraetic Assoc,a-
ton of California as it opened ITS
annual convention at the state
capital TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
At Boston

Cincinnati 900 100 O02 Oft u o
Boston 600 001 10 90 3 10 0
Rixey and Sukeforth, Gooeh;
Leverett, Jones and Spohrer.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
At New York

Chicago 0o0 600 III G-3 s !
New York Oo2 600 COL IL 13 /
Root, Bush, Malone and Gayior,
Gonzales; Benton and Hogan.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
At Chicago
At Cleveland
NATIONAL
At Philadelphia

Al FhlIade-phla
Pittsburgh 300 600 800 II J
Philadelphia 000 0o0 0l3-i l3 0
Grimes and Hargreayes; sweet
land. Elliott and Lerain.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-12
Baseball Results
Score Of Today's Games as Furnish
ed by United Press Leased Wire
Up to 2:45 P. M
AMERICAN

At 81. Louis (First Game)
Philadelphia 040-302 100-l0 13 l
St. Louis 900 coo 000- 0 5 o
Grove ard Perkins: Kimsey,
Ogden, Hopkins and Sehang.
At Chicago
New York 0l2 4O3 002 -l2 - 3
Chicago 600 GOO 020- 9 )
Peunock and Dickey; Lyons, Du-
gan and Berg, Autry.
At Cleveland
Washington 020 900 0o0-2 10 0
Cleveland l0l 0l0 C0x-3 10 ,
Thomas. Brown and Rucl; Shaute
and Sewel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
HOmefttings

Remnants Curtains and Drap-
cry Fabrics; SLID to $1.98 90
/. values. Yard. .......... OVO
Curtain and Drapery Fabric
Remnants, sec to CSC CEc
values. Yard. &OO
--Drapery and Curtain Material
Remnants, 2Sc to 4ec To-
values. Yard. AOC
Ice Curtain Strips, 15c to o.
sec values. Choice. OC
IS Silk MOquette Couch
C CS ;,,.. s4S.oO 800. 08
Tapestry Wall Pam
els $2.50 and $500 CT 90
lie Pairs DoubIe-faced Velour
Portieres. ~ in. wide; O.. OO
1926 value .......... wow
IS Bolts 50-inch Belgian Linen
Slipcevering; Toe value. 90
"A Walnut Veneered Cedar
CHI St ;ss.oS and $3.50
liz Bolts Reversible Terry
Cloth Cretonnes, sec OQ~
value. Yard. O~
-S Bolts Damask VAL 90
ancing, zoe value. Yard O>C
Window Shades, seconds 81. 90
oil Opaque and Holland. 90
CnOico s.s.ss.sS......
-Crlss Cross Curtains, co.
formerly $1.00 pair. -. O~O
Us Window Drapefy Sets, Of
rayon damaSk an d
velour, velour; s2.ss to 1898 90. 90
VW1ue&
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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Linens

Lee Turkish Bath ToweIs, 1Sx
36-inch size; good weight, with
blue stripe border: reg. t.
19c. Each ............. ~
Ia Pure Linen Damask Table
Sets, cloth 59x60 In, with nix
napkins, fancy colored
borders. Reg. e4.76. a. 10
n 1eC .ss..ssss..ss.s
p o r - linen CEAMh T0welimg,
good weight and absorbent quail
fly, with colored borders, To-
reg. 1Sc. Yard ........ AUN
.-0O Gotten Huck Face Towels,
1886 size, with colored borders
and hemgtitched hens, 1R~
reg. 25c. Each. ........ ~
lis Five-piece Linen Luncheon
Sets, 44-inch cloth, with four
napkins. TO match, striped QOU
borders: reg. $l.26. Set. ~
liz Pure Linen Madeira Lunch
Cloths, with colored embroid-
cred corners, S6-in. 90 or
size; reg. 94.S0. Each %6'1
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14

Infants Silk Caps, lace
trimmed. ribbon tied; QQc
91.2o value ............. O%O
-S Brush Wool Sets, cap, leg
gings and mittens: @C 90
$6.98 value .......... %@'/O
Infants Rubber Pants. ~
Flesh and natural. Choice AVC
Ia Baby Dresses, handmade
and hand embroidered. Sizes to
2 years; $l.69 to $2.o5 at 90
values .............. %AsS>
--ChiIdren's Felt Hats, for the 2
to 6 year olds; $1.eS @1 IN
and sass values. 80. %A'VV
KAnn's-Second Floor.
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DOnestics

Bed Ticking, blue and
white striped. Reg. soc. 2O~
010
40 Crinkle Bedspreads, SOxlO6
1 pstter0 0OiOF rer. 81 striped % $1.39
$50 DOuble-Bed Sheets, S1xo0-in.
size, Of bieached sheet ct On
ing; reg. e1.49; for. =. %A'&1
80 yds. Ladies' Cloth,
white, for lingerie pur-. IT,
poses; reg. 25c yd.; special AOC
Sc Pillow Ticks, ready-made, of
heavyweight ticking, red
striped pattern; reg. soc; On.
eacn .........,.......
40 RayOn Bedspreads, S0x105-
IN. size, for double bed; In nov
elty-weave patterns, rose, blue,
gold and green; reg. 90. 40
$2.98, for. .......... %@sO1
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14

la Part-W0Ol Blankets, 70x0O,
in plaid, green and gold only,
finished with sateen to
match plaid; $500 @9 20
value; g pair. 5000. PO"S
--20 Figured Sateen quilts, filled
with soft white cotton,
size 70x84: were IS 90 on
and So; each. ....... ~@'>O
- Patchwork Quilts, lambs
wool filled, double-bed OF OS
nixe; $40 value: each. %Es~O
- Satin Covered Comforts, fllled
with down, in douhle-bed size; IN
lavender and blue
only: slightly soiled; 500. o.
were $50; choice. -. %@~'~O
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Luggage

CA&31bAJ 1a10AAGS
- Wardrobe Suit 90 OF
Gases, -813.76 value. .. %O'~
II Fitted Tray 47n or
Case, 9lT.s5 value. %AU'~O
IL Leather over
night Case SECS al OK
value .....ss.....s..
IL Bellows Or Extern &c OF
aiOn Case; $685. value %Oe~
IL Tourist Case 010 M
formerly S23.0O. 80. %AO'OV
"A Wardrobe Hat 90 on
Boxes, 45.o5 value. ... WS~
IL Auto Case for
running board; $500 az 00
ValOe ...............-
Il Steamer Trunk, ok M
formerly $500. -. %AOO
II Steamer Trunk, coz M
formerly $4,000 -. %SOOO
IL Steamer Trunk, @Q0 00
formerly $47.5O@ -. %OO'OO
"A Full Size Trunks, @An M
formerly $500 -. %&O'OO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Notions

-GaRnAent Bags, ooaled, AIso
OilcIOth Knee Pads, sec 9Oc
Velue
Chair PADS. also ClOGh.cOverc4
Coat Hangewss 2Sc val 1@~
uSB
for Soc
Odds and Z n q s, Including
Rubber SheetinG, enameled hat
stands, garter belts, sanitary
belts. aprons. etc. Some DC
sotled. Choice. ..........
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants. For IT,
nerly 15c to soc. Yard. AVC
-Children's Ribbon Hair CEo
Bows, 35c to 40c values. SOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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1925 and 1925
Lambs Wool
Comforts
$5.95

The covers of these at
tractive comforts are made
. Of q beautiful quality
Sateen, with figured centerS
plain sateen backs and
borders. Also plain colors
and two-tone effects, filled
with 1000 virgin wool.
A good assortment Of coll
ors, size 72xo0 in.
KAnn's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie

as Costume .siIps Of rayon
satin ana rayon crepe;
sizes "a to so; $1.OO to Joe
3l.05 values. ............'
Ia pcs. Silk Underwear-Che-
mise, gowns, pa1amas, step-ins
and dance sets; 92.95 90 TO
to 1895 values. ...... ~
lie pcs. Silk Under
things, formerly $5.95 90 IN
to $1,000. ........!...
---l6 Cotton. Crepe Porto Rtcan
Gowns, hand embroidered; TO-
sizes II and 10; 81 value 80
--38 pcs. Underwear of
muslin and wolfe; sec TO COo
$1.OO values. ..........:,
IA Philippine CheEnise,
Step-ins and Slips, $l.OO RO~
to $3.50 values. .........
--3 Serge Gymnasium
BIOOmers, $1.S5 to %1 00
$2.95 values. .........
lis Cotton Crepe Robes,
peach and flesh; sizes 50 zOo
to 40; $1.OO values. 80. ~
la Crepe de Chine
ned Jackets, soiled; CT M
$l.95 values. ........ %A'VU
Kanns-second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14

rs Wash FrOcks, batiste, dimity
and percales; women's and
misses broken sizes; were SOC
$l.00 and 91.95; for. ..... O~
la White Organdy Aprons, with
green pipingS, for OF M
maids: were S1.96; for glow
--S Maids or Nurses Uni
forms, broken sizes; were hO~
$l.05; each. ............. w
Novelty PinaeOre Aprons, OF
prints and unbleached'
muslin, for women and @1 AA
misses ..........3 for %ASOO
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Seconds Of $40
Administer
Rugs9xl2 #.
$28.95

A nationally known
make Of Administer Rugs.
All seamless, and in un-
usually attractive patterns
and colors. The iHnperfec-
lions are 80 slight you will
scarcely notice them.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Join the
Red Cross
60c to $3.50
.ArtSquares
39cea.

Good disable pieces OF
damask, brocatel, velour,
jacquard velour and tapes
try. In attractive designs
and rich coloringS. Suit
able for pillows, scarfs, etc.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
Art Goods

Iii Stamped Felt Scarfs, 40
blue only: S1.29 value. -. TT
Sc Hand embroidered M0deAss
soiled; 92.oO to $500 ct 20
values .............. ~A'O~
Small Lot Fancy PHI co
lows; soiled from display W.
Full Los Balls Of Yarns, In
dark colors. Also Rug
Yarn, In cream color. Ball 60
or Ske1n ...,.............
Discontinued Numbers BucillA
RaekAge Goodh u Price
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Junior Miss FrOcks
"A Broken lot Of FrOcks, silk
crepe and cloth, brok-
en sizes and colorS; 90 90
$500 value: .......... %Os||
-Four White GeOrgette Frocks,
slightly soiled, broken @E M
sizes: formerly SIS. PO'OO
Eight Three-piece Suits, with
contrasting colored Q7O nn
hlouses; broken sizes %A@sOV
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Sample Imported
Costume
Flowers
l9c

--Gardenias, in white and
colors, felt flowers, plush
flowers, violetS, cluster
flowers and sprays-in all
the fashionable colors.
Also silver and gold gar
denias-and O number of
domestic made flowers.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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.Jewelry

III Omar Pearl Neckband, 44.oS
vRlue; & Opaleecent Artificial
PeAEl Checkers, for ct o.
merry $500 ......... %A"~O
II Necklace, anne. 90 or
thyst color; $3.50 value %Oe~
IA Imitation Seed Pearl Neck
laces, 90 = In. length. CT on
Formerly $3.50 ...... %A"VO
IS Simulated Pearl Checkers
with colored rondels; CT E0
$4.95 value .......... %As~V
IS Imported Neck
, aSs .I SSTmerly $500 $3.50
II Gold plated Neck 90 Gn
lace, $1,000 value. -. %O'OV
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Girls Wear
Umbrellas

-e SILK Umbrellas, also 3 Union
Umbrellas, 10-rib styles, in navy
and green. Formerly WC 90
4S.o5. Choice ....:.. %6'|O
Kann's-Street- Floor.
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Odds and Ends Children's
Knit Undertakings, inc lu ding
union suits, vests and
1leece-lined pants. Bro 7Oc
Ken sizes
ia Medium-welght Knit Vests
with half sleeves. Broken QE~
sizes; 55c value. ......... OOS
-ChlIdren's, Ray0n Undefgar~
menAA o manufacturers SAM
Piles; some irregular or
SoiIed:- el.ss to 42.o5 QQ~
values ...r.s............
KaunS-Street Floor,
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40 Bath Mats Of spongs 7G~
rubber; CSC values. ..... "
---S Jars Othine, single ROO
strength. CSC values. 49,. w
-30 bottles Gardenia zEn
Blue Perfume. $1.89 value 'OS
$50 bottles Tre-Jur Per- OSO
fume Charvair. 81 value OS
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Hosiery
-Bemberg Hose, seamless;
knit to mt. Broken C0~.
BkBGS 80 -
Chiffon silk H0se-full QO~
fashioned. Paris clocks. w
Full fashioned SILK Hose
Chiffon and service A.Oa
weights. As Is. tn
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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Cloves

--91 Pairs Washable Fabric
Gloves strap wrist; 41.Oo 6Oc
value ..s..
So Pairs Children'S and Misses
Fabric Gloves, washable, one
clasp and novelty cuffs; gray
only. Sizes 4 to Z; soc 90
NAluC
Al Pairs S-button Gloves, OF
giace and suede; $500 90 or
value ...............
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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Handkerchief

odds and ends Of Handkow-
chiefs, including linen and cot
ton handkerchiefs. In white and
0olorS; m used
from handling; 2Sc IL prs~A
b 42.00 Values. IL = SO
Kanns-Street. Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
TOYLAND
Offers
$l.OO to $1.9S
TOYS at
79c

A collection of toys
Soiled or left over from
last Christmas - and
. including
Games, Blocks,
Wooden Toys, Soldiers, =.
Nursery Balls, Dolls,
Sewing Machines,
Mechanical Swans,
High Chairs, SulkieA
Skates, Beats,
W0Olly Animals,
Horses, Etc.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
Friday Again--and Bargain Day!
Toys

y -
IL White Enameled @C 20
Rocker. $4.95 value. @&'O>
3 English Go
carts. Formerly @1C E0
$14.90 ..s....s...s
III Child's Play Store. @C 90
$&.eS value ....:....
% Horse and Sulky @Q OK
Toys. STATS value. .%Cs|
II Doll Basket Bed with lace
cover and doll. Soiled @6 AZ
e14.06 value ....... %O"TO
q Doll Cradles, with lace COW
ers. S.oiled. $6.7S 90 OO
e Bubbles Dolls, with straight
legs. Soiled. $4.95 co AZ
value ss.....,s......
m msrl To :..s S s'a For, $500
"A Dolls Cedar
S S1s:''. soilsa. ss:7S $3.50
II Coaster Wagon. CT Az
Soiled. 1925 value. ). %|"FO
% Child's Table and Chair
Sets. Soiled. $3.50 @A 90
value ............... %TOO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
Stationery

Slightly Rubbed Leather and
Imported Novelties
Bridge pads, 10 Price
book ends, etc. =. IL = ~
Linen and Fancy Fin 1O~
Ished Writing Papers, box ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
Wool Goods
Remnants
$l.OO yd.

-All-wool dress tweeds,
coating tweeds, velours,
tllSsalls and SuitingS; also
about $50 yards of Forst-
mann and Hoffman'S fine
wool velvets, canePs hair,
cashmere, broadcloths, etc.
Short lengths from to
31z yards. A TO 81 In.
widths, $2.B0 to $3.50
values.