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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
TALKING IT OVER WITH
HENRY FORD
"The Only Way to Get Money for Roads Is to Haze
. Something Run Them

ing, but the use Of roads that makes
prosperity. The people of South Amer
lea haven't the automobile idea suf11-
Gently developed to acquire for them
selves the cars to run on such high
ways. But the idea is developing, and
that is the best guarantee OF roads.
Must Raise Economic Level.
"In large sections of Latin America
the economic level must be raised before
there can be general ownership Of
cars and a demand for modern roads.
But ownership Of cars tends to raise the
economic level because of the aid the
motor brings to existing industry and
the power 1t possesses to create new
ones. Hence, the automobile industry
in South America Is o true missionary
Of progress S.. h.sn arr sxner,ancs here
in the United States. We could have
much better afforded the highways
years before we did than the people OF
South America now can. 1t was the
general use Of the automobile in this
country that forced the highway pro-
gram. I can't see any better method,
particularly for countries where the per
capita wealth Is much less than 1t Is in
the United States. or was in this coun-
try before we began extensive highway
construction.
what South America needs-and in
this order-is: Industries which will
rapidly raise the economic level of the
people; automobiles which will serve the
growing trade and needs of the peo-
pie; then more and more highways as
the public wealth will justify their
building.
at is my conviction that the best
thing we manufacturers of automobiles
can do for South America at this time
is to put automobile and accessories
| factories to work in South America.
THAT would, first OF all, give many
thousands of people remunerative work,
so that, through their savings, they
could purchase property and get in
line to contribute something to the
general development of the continent.
Practical Education.
at would, in the second place, be a
practical education of the people in
| the varied uses of automobiles and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

In amazing variety, caught by Cattaui,s
ever-busy pencil tip Is he sat at the
opera, strolled through Spanish town,
enjoyed o cool drink in an English
tea garden or sat perhaps at dinner in
O fashionable restaurant.
Within the pages Of these books lies
@ suggestion Of where his greatest Sue
cess may lie.
Praises Work Of Others.
There are q number of ambitious
young artists among the diplomatic and
professional group In Egypt, Mr.. Cat
ar, obscure member" He will talk to
YOU of the work Of Mohammed Magui
who Is making a name for himself while
stationed at Paris, and he will discuss
the strong modernistic paintings Of Mo-
manned Said, who has developed his art
Will. following judicial career. Cat
taui himself Is not moderniSt. He
belongs to the conservative modern
school. But he greatly admires the
work of some of the ultra noderns, and
win exhibit with great pride samples OF
their work which he has acquired.
But of Andre Cattaui's own accom-
rlishnents and efforts you must find
out for yourself by the process OF ques-
ton and answer, or perhaps ny turn
Ing the conversation to other channels
than an interview" and so, as he tells
Of this or that sketch, draw from him
the story Of his struggle to follow an
artistic bent while other duties occupy
the best hours of each day.
Mr.. Cattaui's duties at the legation
keep him busy until 5 O'Clock in the
Afternoon. Hence most of his work has
been done under artificial light. De-
spite this handicap, he has completed
during the past year or SO portrait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
MARYLAND LEGION
::P|CKS COMMANDER
Harlan Johnson, Baltimore
Banker, Elected at Ocean
~ea City Session.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
IS. BALTIMORE. Nd. September T.
Harlan johnson, Baltimore banker
was elected State commander OF the
American Legion at the annual conven-
ton of the Department of Maryland
this afternoon, according to dispatch
from Ocean City.
Joseph A. Wilmer of La Plata. who
was the Republican floor leader In the
House of Delegates during the last Leg
islature, placed johnson in nomination.
A resolution was adopted urging the
Maryland delegation in Congress to re-
quest the extension and improvement
of the United States Veterans Bureau
Hospital at Perry Point. The improve
ments call for the expenditure OF 81,
300, 900 and the installation of 1000 ad-
Ciitional beds.
A resolution urging the national con-
vention of the American Legion "tc
enunciate a policy which will make
clear a stand of the Legion approving
the participation of the United States
in international agreements leading to
a mutual elimination of competitive
:armaments between the nations of the
world was passed.
Citing that the Olympia, flagship OF
Admiral Dewey at Manila, is in danger
of being strapped for junk, the Legion
adopted resolution urging appropriate
legislation to preserve the ship as ar
object of history devotion"
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trucks, and the necessary part they
play today in the economic life OF any
country. in the world that Is really
A home market for automobiles
manufactured In South America would
grow rapidly, as the people grew
economically competent. Then would
follow an insistent demand for more
and better roads. Automobiles and
to other industries and to trade. tcr
it Is an astonishing fact that auto
mobiles have a most stimulating erect
on business of every kind, reviving
old ones, creating new ones.
with new industries started, new
resources of the great continent tapped
by trunk line highways, and the means
to travel on them, with thousands OF
people engaging in these new industries,
hence able to use their earnings TO I'M
prove their condition of living, the con-
Start at Bottom.
"This is the logical and tested way
to begin, much better than to tax people
for things they do not need and can
not use. In the matter Of roads prog
ress comes from the bottom, not from
the top. Roads, with no road-consclous
and road-using population, are putting
the cart before the horse.
mo country in the world has thus
far been able to work out its transpor-
tation problem in that fashion, and I
do not see how it can be done.
1.-THE resources OF Latin America are
unlimited The people are there, ready
to work and 60 ahead. Give them
something to do-mining, numbering.
building materials, plants, agriculture,
automobile factories and other manu-
featuring enterprises. That seems to
me basic for the development OF the
continent. Expansion Of these indus
tries and all the factors contributing
to prosperity will follow automatically.
And then see how quickly the high
ways will come
(Copyrieht, 1929. by North American News
paper Allianee)
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Herndon Charges Dismissed.
pispAtch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
HERNDON, Va, September T.
Charges of drawing knife on Marvin
Saunders of Forestville Monday in g
dispute over the tug-of-war between
Forestville and Herndon, when q de-
cision was given in favor of Herndon,
were dismissed when w. w. Wyatt OF
Herndon was given a hearing yester-
day before three justices Of the peace
here. The evidence was held insult
f1cient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
Firemen's Auxiliary Holds Party
Y a staf Correspondent Of The Star.

BY STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Nd, September T.
The first of series of card parties to
be given by the auxiliary of the River
dale Fire Department was held in the
fire house Friday night. play being for
prizes donated by Washington and Riv-
erdale merchants The next party is
scheduled for October %. The local
auxiliary will be hosts to the auxiliary
of the Glenn Dale department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

Nearly $500, 900 worth of soaps and
toilet preparations we're imported int
the United States in the nres six
months of this year.
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grandee, q boy prince, q sheik Of the
desert, the famous Bounding Basque"
in action on the tennis courts at DeAu-
Vile, an American fapper, an English
gentleman. Rothschild at Biarritz-A
kaleidoscope collection Of human types
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inexpensive Frocks

lis Reg. SIS to 3t9.75 Dresses,
OF georgette, fiat crepe, and cam
ton crepe, for the junior GA
miss. Broken sizes. $50. VIZ
Ill Former $16.50 Junior Frocks,
of printed crepe, chiffons, gecr-
gettes: sleeveless and
long sleeved. Sizes o. M
pIQken .............
--S Former Sz5 Dresses, Of nat
crepe, street styles. @1S
Broken sizes ...........
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Beds, Etc.

81 vanitie Dresser,
walnut finish. $4,000 00n NJ
81 BOudoir Chair, cretonne
SN", $3.50 value. M. 0S
VI Wv "Nisht' Stand" walnut t,nisb
Regularly $11.5o. go en-
. Bedroom Chairs, slightly
s sollsd' 1895 value. &3. 05
-i onc-moticn Couch. doubl.
bed size. Regularly Q1O En
s27.50. Now. 800. &19eOU
<-1 Coil Spring
'Divan, single size. col IN
S29.95 value. ~&AsOO
IS All-layer Felt Mattresses,
single size. Sass to e1g ~
$29.95 values. Each. %AOsOO
% All-Iayer Felt Mattresses,
full size. $1,000 value. @7 OF
M 1@sn pr. AIi:festher Bed Pillows.
Regularly $3.50. A "a OK
PEI per Coli SPRINGS. fun and slnel.
sizes. $3.50 value. $3.50
- inner Spring Mattresses. sin
gle size; $3.50 val l7Q IN
ne. Now ......... AsoO
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Jewelry

5 Real Stone Necklaces, rose
quartz and crystal, amethyst and
crystal, etc. $500 g7 S0
lie Imitation Crystal Ropes, 60
inches, fine cut. s2.s6 &1 M
Ill Necklaces, made OF . AID ;
strands real branch
coral. $2.D5 value. &1 M
so chokers Of french pearl com
bined with colored beads. a
very attractive neck
lace. $2.95 value. &7:QE
Each ........:::..!.
--29 Guard Rings, stone. se8
sterling silver Eaountings, attrac-
tive colors. $I.s5- R1 0n
value. Each ........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Infants Wear
8 Baby Caps, of crepe de chine.
Were sl.25 and $1.SS. 60c
M ~" Baby shawIs, Knitted. slightly
sole soiled. Were s2.''. $1.29
Infants Dresses, hand EN-.
s srGid ss ID U Ws5s s2.ss $l.59
Il Knitted Afghan,
satin trimmed. Was Q1 %
1898; for ...........
30 Pillow Covers, hand en-
broidered, In pink only. 1O~
Each
Three Geftrudes, hand aem-
broidered. size 2. Were AOc
89c. Friday .........:..
Two Gertrudes, lace OQ~
trimmed. Were Sl.98..,. ~
Two Dresses, hand nm EOn.
ished. Size 2. Were 97c.' ~
Infants Rubber Pants,
In desh, white and natu- 10c
rol
Kannb-Second Floor.
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Furniture

lis Oak Frame Porch Rockers.
STAT back and rattan @0 90
seat. $3.45 values. ea.. %S'OO
- Bridge Sets with wood ton
card table and four folding
enairs' s22.5o values. S7z S0
OcU ss'.
--S Folding Hammock
Chairs, e1.98 values, CT m
CO. s.''''..
II End Table, walnut finish.
slightly marred. e5.s5 ND AZ
50 Metal Smoking Stands. as
sorted colors. $l.O0 20
values. Set O1C
IL White Ena mel
Stool and Ladder. $4.95 n0 eN
81 Willow Table, %
II C hes high. $4.95 sts1 no
value ~
IS High Chairs. oak
i nasi, l Regularly .':.': $3.50
- Fibre Ferneries,
with metal container. @A ng
$3.50 values, each. -. %Fs 20
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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DOnestics

DO11lCStkCS
-l20 Coiored i3orderea Pillow
eases, size 42x36, with 91c
hemstitcl1ed hens. Each. "S
la Rayon Bedspreads, size
60xi05, In rose, blue, gold
s = n 2 green Special $3.50
C&Sh
% Jacquard Dimity Bedspread
Sets, with scalloped and cut
corners single size, blue and
ses 1926 values 1925
so Pieces White LongclOth, So
Inches wide, cut up into l0-yard
pieces. $3.50 value. Sl.45
white Pajama Check, 36-inch
wide, very closely woven. To-
15c value. yard. ........ S
Kann's-Street Floor.
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China
- e. piece Refrigerator Sets,
clear glass; ACC value. 29r
Set ................-
lis water Sets, consisting Of
pitcher and six glasses; 90c
soc value. Bet ....... wv
-S S2-piece Decorated Break
ia fast It. Sets; rs. Regularly 5000
1898. Set .......... ~~
~ 10O-piece China Dinner Set,
s s;ss. &c! gold 81 ban, ra5 de- $H. 90
--3B Mixing Bowls, IL
inch size; soc value. To-
IS Ieo- piece Dinner Sets, gold
band design; sls.ss SlO.08
---i5S Pieces imported Glassware;
i $50 to s2,oo values. Sl.OO
LIZ Tall Metal Fern
Stands. Regularly $1.4s. 6Oc
--22 7.piece Decorated
Cake Sets: Regularly CT On.
$1.29. Set ......... PAsOV
Kann's-Third Floor.
Linens
leo yds. Pure Linen Table Da-
mask, 81 inches wide. o.
$1.25 value. Yard. O|C
20 doz. Plain Linen Luncheon
Napkins, hemstitched, 13-inch
size. $3.50 value. WO 40
odd Lot Organdy Scarfs and
S-Pc. Sets, with fancy centers
and solid-color borders. o.
SOC value. Each. ......... SOC
SO japanese Luncheon Cloths,
81 inch, In blue print designs on
a crepe cloth. $1.o0 value. 20
odd Lot Pure Linen Dresser
Scarfs and 3-Pc. Sets,
with lace trimmed edge. 20
el.oo value. O1C
Kann's-Street Floor.
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-Wemen's Novelty Hand K r.
chiefs, white and colored; y.
l0c to Csc values. Each. &c
Special Lot Handkerchiefs,
odds and ends. embroidered and
plain; white and
S SolOrsd; as asc to % u Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Lingerie


-Negligees and Robes, slightly
soiled. Tailored styles, or lace
and embroidery trimmed. Made
of satins and crepes. Misses
and women'S sizes.
". Wsr e >. :7.s5 to ~ Price
Three Satin Gowns, formerly
$3.50, trimmed with hand fag-
citing. Slightly soiled. In Clio
small and medium sizes. VIZ
Two Panty Sets, of satin, in
pink only. Size 81. 90 o.
Were $3.50. Choice. %O>
Beach Robes and Pajama En-
sembles, of cretonne, crash, and
toweling. Misses and women's
sizes. Were s1.s5 Ii price
to $7.95, at. $50. ~ co
Broadway Shorts and Sprints,
of Svelda print broadcloth, for
women and little women. zoo
$1.0O value ............. w
Us Vest and Step-in Sets. of
printed lawn, and plaid ging-
hams. Misses sizes. CT 20
Were si.ea; for. -. %AO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Hosiery


--9S Pairs Women's Novelty
sport Hose, seamless; CEo
broken sizes. Pair. ..... SOC
--26 Pairs Women's Silk Hose,
black only; sizes 8 and 10
oR. Pair. AON
go Pairs Children's u Hose,
novelty patterns; broken 49,
sizes. Pair ............. AoS
by Pairs Women's Chiffon Silk
Hose, with seam up the
e back and s-D0int heels. 49c
Iii Pairs Wosaen's Silk Hose,
chiffon and service
weight; full fashioned. o.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
FIOOrCOVerings

FlOOrCOVerings
~ Seamless Administer Rug, size
sxd e. Is. Second &c Of S20.0S
i Seamless Worsted wilton Vel
vet Rug, size 9xl2.
Second" of $125.00 1OE IN
grace ............. %~O'OV
Il Seamless Wool Velvet Rug.
S1Is Sxiz' s44's' $29.95
Il Seamless Brussels Tapestry
Sass S v,1s. Sxiz' 1895
II Scanned Amin
ster Rug, size 9x12; @10 OF
$2995 value ....... @A1sIo
IL Seamless Wool Velvet Rug,
s si1s sxia; ss2-4' $3.50
II Seamless Worsted Rug, size
sA xl0h; $500 C2O or
-1s Rnbberiied FeH Rugs, size
sxl2; s12.s5 value. "a OK
AS Is
~ Seamless Ak
6x9; $22.95 value. %Ao'0O
3 Special Feit-base Rugs, size
sxs; $4.5o value. % 20
20 sandura Rugs. sizes sxl2 and
sxicA; $3.50 value. $500
Each ............... ~O
& Si0a mes EeIt-hase Rugs. Siza
- T,s =, ss'7' value $500
LIB Yards Fest Base
Remnants. ACC to soc orc
valves. Yard oC
liza Yards JREaid. TinoIpHm
Remnants: $1.59 to 1925 20
values. we'd ...,...... ~
- Oval PvatHpA
euDs: si,e PISS; s7.s5 Sis
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Underwear

ia Women's Rayon Pajamas
and Gowns, lace trim OF 90
med: S1e5 value. Each %A'O~
80 Rayon B.gosners. Panties
and step -ins, slight. ir-@Oc
regulars: 99c value. Each ~
-76 Rayen Chemlse. C0mbina-
lions a d SINS. slight
irregulars; el.Ss value. 0Oc
Eacn ................
Remnant Lot Of Children's
Rayon underwear. slightly sciled:
s ssn to 81 \. 80 !, 19c to 79c
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19

- WOmen's Silk Umbrellas, Is
ribs; in blue only. @3 or
S7.95 value. Each -. ~O
IS Women's, Silk Umbrellas, IS
ribs; in red, brown
and purple. $500 90 80
value. Each ........ %~'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Homeftlings

II Cedar CkSst, good
large size. Damaged. @E 90
$1,000 value ........ %O'IO
- Cretonne Draft Screens, s.
fold style. IS vsl,ie. CD 90
= Taiior.1nade slip Covers, for
chairs and davenport.
$40 70 $ls95 values. CD ~
-is Pairs sample Curtains,
soiled nom display. $l.ss Snc
to $3.98 values. Pair. -. OOC
- Sets High-grade Drapefies,
soiled from display. $40 to @S
$l5 values. Set ......... pO
1T Fiber-Covered Hassocks,
nicely ma de. sl.25 50c
Table Lot Drapery Ma
terials. 25c to 20 values. 10
& Bolt jacquard Velour, so
inches wide. 1898 ri 70
fable Lot Curtain ana Drapery
Materials: ssc to 800 9Qc
values. Yard O1C
- Pairs Double. faced Velour
POftieees, blue and brown color
com bin tions. 80
inches wide. Sass @S 90
value. Pair .... .@O.SO
-TabIe Lot Damask. Velour.
Rayon and Taffeta Window
Grapes, 3-piece style.
1898 to eS.eS values. CD 40
set
---l7 Pieces Damask valancing,
assorted colorings. zee 90
81 Leatherette Cushions. as
sorted colors, oblong 7Ec
shape. acc value. Each. 1oC
lit Tontine window Shades,
soiled. assorted colors. 6Oc
SITS value. Each. ...... W.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Toys
IL Rocking Horse,
slightly damaged. 1895 o. *
M -ue DOH '' a cart
coffee finish. sl4.st 90 o.
value @SsOO
ia indian Suits, sizes IL and
IA only. sac value, OF 20
eacn ....'............
Il Baby Bike Veloci-
pede. Regularly $3.50. pA 90
NOW .......E........
-~S ScO0ters, for child 2
to 4 years. $1.00 values. zoo
GoCh
II Speedbike. slightly marred.
slS'sS value. Sll.5O
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Housewares

- S~~ - w Wa ~
- Handy Electric
Irons. Regularly $2.49. CT IN
As is. Each ~A'VV
Il Hotpoint Electric
n 1s'9 ;: 900 value, $3.50
M a. = 4- Piece Fireplace;
&C. SETS 'S.'s value: 1898
Il Folding Fire.
y p;,s: Screen: 'lS.'' $lO.98
II Set Black And @E OQ
irons $9.49 value. -. %O'>O
--S Everhot Electric Stoves. 2
burners, 'o.ss value. $4.0B
Each
- Nickel-plated Trays. OQc
S2.98 value. Each. ...... O
"a Marion Harland Nickel plated
Coffee Pots. $3.50 to @7 M
S4.49 values. Each. %AOO
II Casserole ana Frame.
$lsS value. Special, O9c
Stools. $l.79 value. Each
3 Bird Cages, assort-
ed styles. $4.98 &7 Or
@75 Pieces Enamel Cooking
Utensils. ivory and green.
$3.50 value. Each Sl.OO
rs Is .......'. '''''''
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Leather Goods

100 Childrens Handbags, silk
and leather. sl.0o values. SOr
GUSA
LEATHER Belts, assorted styles
500 values. Now n Price
IS Tapestry Bags, shell frame,
some with center
purse. $500 values. Cd SO
Each ............... %S'oO
-8 Leather Bags, assorted o.
styles. $1.29 values, each O|O
-3 Genuine Alligator Handbags,
brown only. $3.50 @E IN
values, each. ........ @OsOO
Cigarette Cases OF genuine
leather. $l,0o to $2.95 values.
Now Soc to $l.95
KannS---Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Toilet Goods

Marjorie Rambeau Lotions ana
Creams, $l.00 to $2.50 values;
also Kann's Benzoin and
Almond Lotion, 75c size. ar
Choice .................
-Schick Rep eating
Razors. Reg. $500. S2. 0S
Each ..............
-Houbigant's Ideal and Queiques
Fqeurs Powder Compacts,
the discontinued $3.50 45c
model ................
Kanns-Street Floor.
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Lamps, Etc.

Lamps, Etc.
Ia Junior Lamp
Shades, reg. 1898. Cd Or
Each .:.:....:....
s sass''. Res. $50, $1.98
81. 81 % T0r; Z. r Reg $7.98
Il Twin Bed Light. e6 or
Reg. $l2.98. AS is.... %O'~
Ia SIX BOudoir Lamp
Shades. Sl.29 value. NOc
Eacn
Il Junior Lamp.
onyx trim. $ls.Ss %72 OR
@ va1ae floor i;;;i lamps and
Shades. s2.ss value. &1.0N
coy Floor ;i''' Lamp
81 s + ss 3 de !. :. Regularly $l.OO
Rann's-Third Floor.
Z Blankets, Etc.
IS North star Blankets, all wool:
size 70xS0: plain colorS with
sa teen binding to
match. $s.sS values. "a OK
200 yds. Striped Outing FIan-
mel. heavy quality, SO
! Rsrs . wide. Csc value. l2Hc
-12 WOol-fiiled Comforts, double
bed size: slightly
soiled. $500 to 1880 OF OF
go Wool and Part Wool
Blankets, soiled. $500 to $500
values.
$2.98 to $l9.o5
Kann's-Street Floor.
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$1.05 to 1926
Costume Slips
$l.39

Odds and ends from our
Stock-radiuif1s, fiat crepes,
rAyof satins, ETC.; broken
sizes and colors.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Neckwear

II Embroidered Spanish Shawl,
white with red roses, deep fringe, =
81 inches square; @7 OF
soiled, $40 value. go. %s@O
Lace TUNES in black and ecru,
with and without
sleeves; broken sizes; UO OS
Crepe de Chine Searfs, oblonx
shape, also Rayon Squares and
Pleated Scaffs, in brown, red, tan,
blue, orange and gray;
$1.95 to $2.06 values. @1 I'M
Choice "as is. ....... %A'VO
Odds and Ends Of Neckwear.
collars, collar sets and vestees.
also Lace Overblouses, In small
sizes; and RayOn vestets: QO~
sec value. Choice .... Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Gloves
-325 prs. Novelty cuff Fabric
Gloves, in sizes 5la to III. IOr
79c value. Pair. ...... tn
Kann's-Street Floor.
COrsets
Back Laced Corsets, of light.
weight coutil, low bust, medium
length. Sizes 26 to %. QQc
Sl.O0 value ............. OOS
Garter Belts, narrow width, 2
to 4 inches wide, small and me-
dunn sizes. Reg. soc to 3Qc
$1.00 .........
-Bandeaux, sizes 80, 80,
and "a only. Special, 77r
CdCLl
--Corselettes, broken size assort-
ments. of much high
er priced lines. Spe- 40 OK
clal ................
Kann's--Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
No MAIL phone c. O. D. Orders on Small Remnants
Flat Crepe
SKIRTS
$l.29

Made on bodice tops,
with pieated fronts, In
black, navy, and assorted
colors. In sizes IA to ~.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Congoleun1
Art Squares
1888

Room sizes 9xl2 and
-9x101a-in a good assort-
inent OF patterns-without
borders. 6x9-ft. size, $2.44.
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-19
Notions


lis Yards Stork Sheeting, o.
slightly soiled. Yard. -. GOC
Ia Lace Bandeaux, with shields
attached; assorted sizes; Az
$1.00 value. Each. 80. OC
"a Channels Cloths, large size,
for cleaning autos, furni-
ture, etc.; SOC value. 0EO
Eacn ...............
Small Lot Dress Shields, 7Oo
assorted sizes. A pair. -. AOC
Lawn Bias Tape, white, e.
assorted widths l0c value DC
Shopping Bags, made of Kotex
cloth. round shape; 25c To-
value. Each ........... LIZ
KannB-Street Floor.
Silver ;.
IS Pairs Salt and Peppers, ster.
ling silver, s5.ss value. ar OR
Eif Bread i and s.ndv,cb Tr.v.
SILVER SILVER PLATED S1sS $40 Sl.89
SO Pearl-handled Serv-
ing Pieces. Regul arly OSn
IS Fancy Boudoir Clocks. as
sorted sizes: s1.ss value. OQc
Kann's-Third Floor.
Girls Wear
lie Girls wash Dresses, long
sleeved styles. 7 TO. IL S0n
year sizes ...............
Il Party Dress, size eA OF
IL. Was SO. Now. %Fs 20
-3 Coats, light weight,
sizes 8 and 8 years. az OK
- So e i!l.. -. S i. il S2.o5
go Girls Su m met 90
Dresses. Choice ........ &c
-2e Girls Dresses, C7 90
were $l.95. Now. @A'&1
Kann's-Second Floor.
Ribbons
Velvet Strips for making tur-
bans, In black and colors. 20
Reg. sl.00. Friday, each. S1C
Ribbon Remnants, in light and
dark colors, in a good assortment
OF kinds. Reg. 15c to sec. O.
Friday. a yard. ~
Kann's-Street Floor. p,
Art Goods
- Handmade Lamp Shades for
table, also Silk Shades for floor
and table; used as
m ID els. $1,000 to @S M
$500 values. Each. :. PO'OO
Small Assortment Of Stamped
Pieces, including luncheon sets,
children'S dresses, scarfs, 90
etc. Each. ............ Nv
Kann's-Fourth Floor.