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FUE D~ECLARADA TABLAS
LA PELEA GENA2O-WOL-
CAST

New York, Die. 27.-Midget
Wolgast Y Franckie Genaro sos
tuvieron anoche aqui una abu-
rrida pelea, a Is rounds sin que
de ella saliera ell rey de peso de
mosca.
Tan triste fue la exhibition Y
tan confusa que los dos jueces Y
ell referee dejaron a Midget CO.
mo campe6n en- los estados de
N. York y Pennsylvania Y a Ge-
marc como campe6n de la Aso-
ciacion Nacional de Boxeo. A los
oios de los 5000 espectadores
e)lngano de los contendientes
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BOXEO
SELECCIONADO STRIBLING
COMO Ell PRIMER HON.
BRE DE PESO COMPLETE

New York, Die. 27.-W. L.
(Young) Stribling. de Macon,
es ell primer boxeador de pes1
complete del mundo para La OPT
mon colectiva de 20 crfticos de
boxeo, que aver seleccionaror
los diez primeros gladiadores
de esa categoria.
Los rapidos "nocaos" de Strib
ling sobre Otto Won Porat y
Phil Scott Y su victoria por pun
tos sobre fluffy Griffith lie han
elevado durante 1880 desde Ell
sexto lugar hasta ell primero.
Jack Sharkey fue colocado en-
ell segundo pues.o, con solo uno5
pocos puntos por debajo de STR
bling, a quien Sc do ell primer
range, gan6 1856 puntos durante
ell ano; Sharkey, Is; Schmeling,
10; Mickey Walker, Max Baer
y Tommy Loughran, una cada
uno.
Tres de los diez primeros de-
ano pasado-Scott, Otto Won Pc
rat Y Paulino-no "entraron en-
ell dinero'', este ano, siendo to-
mados sus puestos por Primo
Camera. Baer y Johnny Risko.
Otra de las sorpresas fue la
categoria dada a Camera. Los
resultados, no obstante, EXPIRE
san que los crfticos Green que
Stribling, Sharkey y Schmeling
forman una clase por ellos mis-
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cielo negro.

cielo negro.
Ell director de un peri6dico a
einco centimos, impreso en- pa
pei de estraza e ilustrado con
antiques cliches sin relaci6n al
guna con ell texto, fue seducido
por ell llamativo titulo de la no
vela, Las Gol0adrindS del Puen-
lite de Arcole. La lego y hallando
suficiente la d6sis de crimenes
de todas cl9ses que abundaban
en- cada pagina, consinti6 en- pu-
blicarla, Y prometi6 abonarle a
raz6n de cinco centimos la Inca.
Neinte mil lineas a cinco cen
limos hacian I'm total de mil
frances. una riqueza para Jo-
bin.
Solo que Ell generoso Mecenas
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
o Mulones
Al dia

solo vivi6 una noche.
Ell publico de las afueras, que
no ha pasado nunca por I'm juez
muy severe, Sc aburri6 a las pri
meras escenas, y a duras penaS
pudo te-minar la representation
Jamas Sc habra dido en- un
teatro tanto CRITIC nj silba mas
colossal.
Ell empresario, I'm buen nom
bre que sentia cierta simpatia
por ell novel auto, lie vic tan
palido, tan sombrfo, tan deses-
perado, que sinti6 lastima y ira
to de animarle.
I'm POGO de valor, ique dia-
bio lie diio.-Nadie esta libre
& 10 que o5 suceGe... va escrib;-
reis otra obra...
-Oh, mol
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
DE NUEVO FUE POSPUES-
IA LA PELEA SAGUERO-
DIXIE KID

Por haber es.ado lloviendo
durante TODD ell dia, Ell promoter
Kennedy Sc vic aver precisado
a suspender de nuevo Ell combatc
entire Dixie Kid Y Relampago
Saguero.
Ell lunes Sc verificara, 81 Ell
tempo 10 permite.
Mr.. Kennedy aguard6 hasta
las z de la noche de aver y a
esa bora dispuso ell nuevo apla-
zamiento. Ell terreno esta cubier
to de aqua y tango.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27

Jack Dempsey arrib6 aver a
New York y sus primeras pala-
bras fueron: Estoy listo para
una pelea, pero quiero ser ell en-
presario de uno de los gladia-
dores; alberto me halo a toda
clase de proposiciones.
Pero cuando los p .iodistas
lie hablaron de dirigir una pelea
para ell Garden, en- Miami,
Dempsey perdio su algeria Y d.
10 que Sc veria precisado a can
cellar 80 compromises para &C
tuar de referee, cada uno de los
cuales lie representa- de 2 a 3 mil
pesos.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27

mos, con Camera en- ell cuarto
lugar.
Los diez que han alcanzado
mas puntos, son; Young Strib-
ling, CAT; Jack Sharkey, Gil;
Max Schmeling. 548; Primo
Camera, 351; fluffy Griffiths.
.273; George Godfrey, 206; Vic
torio Campolo, 167; Tommy
Loughran, 100; Max Baer, las,
Y Johnny Risko, 81.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
contestant PA" a Carey y lie di-

contestant PA" a Carey y lie di-
"a que esta sujeto a I'm contrato
con Nate Lewis, de Chicago. pa
"a una pelea que So efectuara
ALI en- febrero 0 mario.
"El Estadio nos ha demoStra-
do mas amistad a nosotros que
ell Garden. W. L. es una gran a
Traction Y ell Estadio sienta
5000 mas que la casa de New
York.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
Sc HA OFRECIDO A STR1B-
LING UN MATCH CON
r

Atlanta, Ca, Die. 27.-"Pa"
Stribling dijo aver al Journal
que habia recibido una oferta de
William F. Carey, del Madison
Square Garden, para que su hijo
pelee con Jack Sharkey, en- New
York, en- febrero o MARIO. Hoy
La gaceta., 1930-12-27

En- Akron, Ohio, ell negro Co.
riila Jones, que figura en- los
ranges de peso mediano, pu-
so aver a dormir a Claude Chas-
tain, de Chicago, en- Ell cuarto a.
salto.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27

los clubs de la gran ciadad an
ties de que puedan pelear en- Ell
Madison Square Garden.
Ash Sc evitara que Sc sirva ga
to por liebre" a los patronos de
esa corporation.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
VIII

Ell producto de la venta de su
mobiliario desaparecia rapida-
mente, y JOHN no tardaria en-
hallarse sin recursos Y sin espe-
ranZas.
Una momentanea pero enga-
dosa claridad apareci6 en- aquel
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
fUII E'TIN DE LA GACETA
LAS TRACEDlAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6D de
Pedro PedIaza y PAex

FL drama sufria un calvario
mas lamentable.
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
NOTAS DE- ROXEO

La comisi6n atletica del esta-
do de New York ha resuelto que
los boxeadores extranjeros prue
ben la dureza de sus punos en-
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
EN- WEST TAMPA.


Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y las
West Tampa, HI 3846. Para llamS5ss por la noch'
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa. Y 14fU
La gaceta., 1930-12-27
AVISOS EN- YkOR CITY

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. (IonZAleE. Or A
lilo, DR.. s. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra. en- In
% del Ctrculo Cubano Telefono No Y 146S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09

DEFIANCE AND sm.Ea DEFIANCE TInEs. FouarM FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
INDUSTRY ALCOHOL
RULINGS PUBLISHED
Applications No Longer to Be
Handled by Prohibition
Bureau.

New regulations for handling indus
trial alcohol under the reorganization
which became effective under law July
i were issued last night jointly y, the
Treasury and Justice Departm9tssS
In substance they merely cofr.inue in
effect the regulations which we're en-
forced on June 80, when prohibition
enforcement was transferred from the
Treasury to the Justice Department.
leaving in the Treasury the handling of
industrial alcohol, under James M.
Doran. new commissioner of industrial
alcohol
The orders issued provide that the
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, the COM
missioner of industrial alcohol, the SUI
perviSor of permits and the assistant
supervisor of permits shall handle
applications instead of the Prohibition
Bureau and prohibition officials
They require that copies of each APP
plication be forwarded to the prohibi-
ton administrator in the district in
which the applicant proposes to carry
on his business. No application may be
approved until 10 days after he copy
has been given TO the prohibition ad-
ministrator nor without the approval
and concurrence of the prohibition ad-
miniStrator in any case where he has
indicated his intention to act jointly
with the supervisor of permits.
The instructions provide that any
permit or renewal may be granted if
the application for it was made prior to
1880 without the filing of copy of the
application with the Attorney General
or prohibition administrator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
BOY CLAIMS TREE
SITTING RECORD
Racine Youth Is Refueled Seven
Times During Nonstop Squat
of IL Hours.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RACINE. Wis, July e-Jimmy Glenn
ons, 10. Skinned to earth at 1880 pm
Central standard time) last night after
remaining aloft for IL hours, to win
Center streets nonstop catalpa tree
sitting contest
Jimmy won over his brother, Donald,
3, and Leonard Jackley, 10. Aching
muscles forced Donald down at 2:22
PM, and Leonard two minutes later
PlaymateS made seven contacts with
Jimmy, taking up sandwiches, a bottle
OF pop, two glasses of lemonade, one
melon and four chocolate cream puffS
Threatening weather and parental at
titude forced the descent, but Jimmy
anassed S1.01 paid by his grandfather
for each additional five minutes he
stayed up after pm, and got another
bonus from his father for coming down.
He denied his scheduled piano lesson
at pm. had anything to do with the
contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09

White buckskin moccasin OK
ford with tan calf trimming.
Plytex sole and leather heel
with rubber tip lifts. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
PROFESSOR BEFRIENDS
STAGE R0BBER IN WEST
Explains Pioneers Hold-Up as Due
to Inferiority Complex of
Sensitive Soul.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July Stake it
from DR.. Ernest Bogart, the hardy
pioneer holding up the stage coach or
gayly shooting the heels from strang-
er's boots was merely taking his in
ierIority complex out for exercise.
DR.. Bogart, professor of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, lecturing on manners at
the university of California said:
There is no doubt the American
OF 100 years ago suffered from an in
feriority complex. His buster and I'M
couth manners covered a sensitive
spirit which resented foreign criticism
prevalent then"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
JUSTICE BLUR DIES
Member of New York Supreme
Court Expires at 50.

NEW YORK, July 9 (P).-State Su-
preme Court Justice Nathan Blur died
yesterday in st. Luke's Hospital after a
f1ve-week illness. He was 68.
He was active in charitable work and
flrSt proposed the organization of am
bulance service in cities of the United
States. He was born in New York.
In 1886 he married Miss Lilly Pronich
of Galveston, Tex. A son, Harry, is a
New York attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
CHILD MARRIAGE CURB
NOW APPLIED IN INDIA
Moslem, Sentenced to Is Days in
Prison, Pleads Ignorance of
New Statute.
speclal pispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ROHTAK, Punjab, India, July g.
The first convection under the "Sarda'
act for the prevention of child mar
riages. which was adopted last Autumn
was registered here yesterday.
1t was thought to be the first of its
find in all India. The offender was
not Hindu, but a Moslem. and the
district magistrate, who is himself a
Moslen, sentenced him to Is days of
simple Imprisonment.
The Mosiem had given in marriage
his son, aged Z, despite warning from
the village headman. He pleaded
ignorance of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
MAY QUIET NEWSBOYS
Omaha Mayor Urges Rule Against
Calling Papers on Streets.

OMAHA, Nebr., July (P).-Omaha
may put on the soft pedal
An anti-noise ordinance. introduced
yesterday by Mayor Metcalf, would stop
newsboys from calling their wares on
the streets, except in the case of
"extras." 5Ssi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-09
Man Who KnOtUs the Tire Business Said,
81 BeieUe-f He KnOtUs the True
Every Sensible Motorist Will Buy
SUPER DEFIANCE TIRES

because Super Defiance Tires the outstanding
today Merely touching the this
wheres materials
worlds in makers bontoie
I zee q GTsndmd
o from the actry- mating the
money for Superb sbNs
e pal 10 handling them
Defiance
motorists will of
buy Super Defiance Tires here these surprisingly low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Junior Miss Dresses

Former $40 Dresses, in printed
and pl ain crepes; S5 90
broken sizes and colors #c'oO
Former SIS Dresses, of printed
and p lain crepes and printed
chiffons; broken sizes and Go
colors; 20 only. ......... W
-25 Crepe Dresses, in broken
sizes; j. were $40 to $500
-s25 Frocks, of crepe and geor-
gette, in broken sizes; 10 S13
only, each ...........
Second Floor.
Hosiery
10y Prs. Silk Hose, chiffon and
service weight, full fash 6Oc
Toned; soiled ........
so Prs. Children's Ribbed
White Silk Hose, long or
80 Prs. ChiIdren's Novelty
Sport Hose, n and 70 lOc
~ Prs: Ingram silk $l.OO
Hose. full fashioned.
-I20 Prs. Chiffon Silk Hose,
full fashioned. self $l.l5
pointed heels .......
loo Prs. Chiffon Silk Hose,
double pointed h eels; 10c
seamless go.
80 Prs. Children's Nov CSc
city Hose. y length.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Children's Wear

So Straw Hats. Red zoo
only. $1.95 value. ....... NV
IS Null Caps, lace trim QQc
med. S1.25 value. ...... wv
5 Silk Dresses, sizes $l.08
2 to 6. $4.98 value... ~
Black Sateen Boomers. gOc
Odd sizes. 81 value. .....
Infants made Dresses.
Sizes to 2 years. $l.oo Zoe
Handmade Gowns. Odd zoe
sizes. 89c value ........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lingerie
-25 Sports Satin Slips, 400
88c value ...............
is pcs. Wolfe Underwear, 7Qc
$1.Oo to $3.50 values. -.
-25 Printed Paiamas, e EQc
piece styles; $1.00 value.
10 Dance Sets, of striped tub
silk: also chemise of crepe 100
de chine; $195 value. 80.
Is pcs. Silk Under
wear, $1.49 to $1.95 S1 90
values ..............
ga pcs. Silk Under
wear, $1.95 to s2.s5 S7.40
values
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15

Jewelrv
10 Bottles Cynox Jew
eIry Cleaner, SOC 90
q Rhinestone Pins, S3 OK
$1,000 values ...... %O.1o
a Belt Buckle and BeIto-
gram Sets, $1.00 To-
value
fill t,,;ea. Bar Ia 90 r 1n;,,s gold $l.OO
Il Gold Plated Neck CT o.
lace Set. $500 value. pAc
- Necklaces, form OF Or
erly $3.50 and $1,000. sp H'~c
--25 Sterling Silver Rings, set
with real stones; $1.00 E0c
value
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
inexpensive Dresses

-S2.95 Rayon Crepe Print
Dresses, Is only, made
with long sleeves. Odd @C 20
cLHCS
-$1.95 and SOS Dresses and
uniforms, IS only. Reduced for
, clearance; S ICES SI.OO
-79c and S1.OO Print Dresses,
also in plain colors.
Broken sizes. Is only. EOc
-S1.0G and S1.95 Shocks, of
broadcloth, in broken
sizes, and colors. 10 only. TO-
IaSh .'''' 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15

oPOA tSW Cdk
Cotton Blouses, broken as
sortment. Specially re- 2Oo
duced. Choice NV
-$5.95 Mite eO or
Dresses, reduced to-. :. P%'0o
-S3.95 and $500 Bathing Suits,
odds and ends. Re- @C or
duced to ............ %~s ~
Kann's-Second Floor
Neckwear
An Assortment of Neckwear,
mussed from display. SOC 81.
and soc values. OSC
Tailored BIou settles,
some soiled. Sizes "a to 70
AZ ................. ooC
Crepe de Chine Scarfs, 20
$1.00 value O1C
Special Lot Blousettes, made of
bat1ste and linene, with pleatings
around neck; some col ~.
larleSs; $1.00 value &c
is Rayon Lace Scarfs, in
white, black and CD 90
green; $3.50 value -. %%'o1
-Flowered Chiffonette Scarfs,
full width in pastel col 90
orings: $100 value o|C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15


s s1;ss to ss'sa $l.OO
IS Stat Porch Shades-dam-
aged. $1.98 to 1898 @7 S0
values ..............
Remnants Curtain and ORA
perry Materials. 19c to 39c 70c
values; I'd. ............
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics-45c to soc TO-
values; yd. ............
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics-75c to $1.00 2Qc
values; yd. ..............
"A Hammocks. dam $50
aged. $685. value. w.
3 Glider HI a m m ks,
damaged. sl4.s5 So. so
dupont Leatherette Card 1Oc
Table Covers, ACC value. ~
a Ready ade Slip
cover Sets sS.s5 $2.85
go Leatherette Has OOc
socks, $100 value. 80.
g Sample Cedar Chests,
$24.s5 to 1895 S16,SO
@is window Screens, dam
aged; ACC to s5c 25c
is Ready-made Awnings,
ss-in. size. $l,s8 Sl.l0
g Bolts CreweI Embroidered
Crash, so in. wide; sl,6s 60c
value; yard .............
Kann's-Third Floor.
SilverWare
--18 One day Kitchen QQc
Clocks, special. ........
20 Banjo Clocks, c. 00
green finish .........
$ Pie Plates, with
pyrex insert; 1898 S7.8O
Stainless Steel Forks, DC
with white handles. 49,.
Alarm Clocks. in as 7Qc
sorted colorS ............
Sterling Silver Con- $3.50
sole Sticks, pair. $50.
Kann's-Third Floor. -
Linens
30 Linen Damask Tablecloths,
52x68-inch size, with
colored borders. Reg. 90 q
so Luncheon Cloths. solid col
striped borders. Reg. A1r
soc. Each ..............
-Dimity Scarfs, odd lot. with
colored borders, in different sizes.
Regularly 39c and soc. 7Sc
Each ................
Table Sets, of rayon and cot
ton, consisting of a 55x70-inch
cloth, and 6 napkins
to match. Reg. $3.50. 80 *
10 TabIecloths, pure linen
damask, 6Sx6s-inch size, heavy
weight. Reg. 1895. S2.75
100 Turkish Bath Towels, in
fancy stripe patterns
through center. Reg. 3Sc
soc. Each ..............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Stationery
-19 prs. OF Metal Book Ends, In
various designs. but in green nm
ish only. Regularly $780, EOc
each ........... .........
SO Framed Pictures, in various
sizes and variety Of sub lnc
jects. Reg. sec to zee: ca. TOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
KOtex
Sanitary Napkins
/ Doz. in a Box
At 29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
ChinaWare

-Dinnerware and Glassware
Odds and ends, sc o. to 1Oc
to CSC values. -. az
Il Cottage Set, 80 OF 40
piece; 1898 value -. %
--3 Cottage Sets, 80 CD 90
pieces; $3.50 value :. %
"A Tilt-Top Tables,
with water sets; $2.98 CD 40
value ...............
80 Amethyst COlored Glass
Plates, reg. 6 for e for S7.OO
$1.50; now.
-21 China Cake Plates, 1Oc
29c value. ...............
~; "a English Teap0ts' 7sc soc
-12 Glass Bridge Sets, Zoo
5 pieces; $1O0 value. 80.
10 Book Racks, formerly or
$149
Il China Dinner Set, 70 coz
pieces: $59.98 value. -. %~o
-12 Berry and Cake Sets, a.
$129 value ............ Wv
10 Jardinieres, 10-in. 90
size; s1.19 value. -. wv
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Furniture

Il Server, walnut
finish. Marred. STATS GO AZ
Fdiuc
II Sand Box with
canopy, aged. cS AZ
1895 value .........-%o'f o
Il Wading Pool,
S Ssn,i'' SIZE $500 $24.75
. Hammock Chairs with foot
rest and canopy. cO Or
Soiled $500 value. P1.OO
II Flower Stand, six 90 On
plant size. 1898 value %<.OS
B Flower Boxes,
SO inches long. $2.75 e1 nr
Ediue ............... ~c
p Yacht Chairs, ca n
soiled. $3.50 value. %f. OO
a Kitchen Stools, oak finish
"a inches high. $2.25 @1 90
Value ............... PAscI
80 Unfinished Emo Oh
Tables. $1.45 value. O1C
IL High Chair. oak OF Ar
finished. STATS value Up $40
% Bassinets, fin
ished in green. $3.50 eo ne
Kann's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Leather Goods

rs Easel Picture Frames, Zoo
gold finish; $1.00 value. Wv
Novelty Leather Belts. 10c
assorted sizes and colors.. wv
-18 Beaded Pouch
Rags, chain handle; CD 90
1895 value. ..........
Handbags of rayon S7.20
poplins and tapestries %A
Kann's-Street Floor.
Underwear
SO pcs. Rayon Under
garments, mussed; 99c EOc
Vdlue
AZ RayOn Chemise, for 2Oc
merly soc ..............
SO Athletic Union Suits,
flesh and white; formerly zoo
$1,00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wv
20 Knit Cotton Vests, To-
formerly Csc. N
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Gloves
Sl.OO Sale of
Home Fittings

Ruf1ed and crss Gross Curtains. .$1oo pr
asin coIorfuI cretonnes yds. $1oo
36-in Rayon Gauze .....................2 yds $1oo
Window Shades-three styles .............. $1oo ca
DupIex Cascade Window Shades. z for $1oo
Velour and leatherette Hassocks. .$1oo each
Readyrade Awnines-3o &c. AZ in....... .$1.oo ca.
Fiuured sateen and cretonne Pillows. $1oo ca.
Square Sateen Pillows. ................2 for $1oo
Knock Down Screen Frames ...........!.4 for $100
Extension Window Screens. ....3 for S1O0
Bar Harbour Cushion Sets set
Belgian Linen Slip Covering ............2 yds. Sioo
3e-in Dotted Swiss Curtaning. .....4 yds $1oo
Kann's-Thrd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
DOmestics

IS Bedspread and Pillow Sets,
in rose color only, of fine quality
rayon; reg. $685.; a or or
SET
200 Wildwood Pill0wcaSes, 42X36-
in. size; slight seconds;
reg. 40c quality; special, CSc
each
80 Dimity Spreads, plain color
only, for double beds;
in blue, pink and gold; CT 80
each
$50 yds. Unbleached Sheetiug,
good weight; reg. 35c CSc
quality; special yard.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15

-1S6 Novelty III a n d kerchiefs,
colored and white; some
with colored borders. 20
Choice .................
81 Handkerchiefs, linen To
and cotton; some soiled. -. -
lis Handkerchief, linen and
hand embr o d cred
pongee; 15c to Csc 1Chc
values. Choice. ...... ~
--56 Large Chiffon Hand EOc
kerchiefs; $1.00 value. -.
. Large Chiffon Handkerchiefs,
lace edge and embroid- To
cred; $3.50 value. .......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Ribbons
Hair Bow Ribbons, 39c OQc
to soc values. Yard. $50.
Ribbon Rem
nants, &c to 15c 2 yds, 1Oc
values ....... ~
Ribbon Models. including hats.
bags, etc. $1.oo to IL Price
$1O.95 values. -. IL ASS
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Housewares


-3 Metal Utility Cab CT OE
inets, marred ....... %s '|o
-3 Martha Washing
e. 2. I Electric Irons SLIT
. Hotpoint Electric
wan wsais IRONS $1,000 $4.98
value
Il Napanee Kitchen
Cabinet, floor SAM GOO Or
pie; $3.50 value. %A~
Il Porcelain Break
fast fast Table s2s.ss $2l.95
Il Two gallon Water e1OQ
Cooler, $698 value. ;. %1~
- Porcelain Gas
RIA. ssa.ss 1895
value .............
IL Imported Willow
Clothes Hamper, 1898 G1 90
value; as is. $4,000.
IS Metal Kitchen Chairs, o.
scratched; $1.79 value. :.
. Metal Shoe Cabinets, 7lc
S1.39 value. .............
a Metal Umbrella Sl.OO
-3 Electric Egg Beat CD Oh.
ers, $500 value. $50.
10 Household Scales, OIo
$1.49 value .............
"A Bake Ovens, of sheet O1o
iron; $1.29 value. .......
Ill aluminium Water IOc
Pitchers, sec value. ......
Kann's-Third Floor.
Laces
-Hand-tied Filet Covers, 72x90-
In. size, for table COW
ers or spreads; $4.95 @2 or
Vdlue
so Yards in Remnant Lengths,
eyelet, all lover batiste, for
blouses, collar and cuff sets, ETC.:
/ to yard lengths: &1 CS
$1.65 to SIS values. I'd. %A'o
Remnants From Stock, laces,
chihons and
nets ne ,:,,, aOc :. to Sc to 1926
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Notions


Crib Sheets, also Water To-
Wave Comb Sets. ...... LIZ
Water Wave Nets, as IT,
sorted colors ........... S
Small Brushes for To-
suede shoes ............. AOS
m .-s Tac Hs1,, Machine Gov SOC
is Garment Bags of ticking;
hookless fasteners. I'D 90
$2.95 value .........
Ill Iron Board Pad and
Cover, cotton filled; soc COo
value -.
@ p,.p. tta sl,d N IS, Shopping 35c
liz Day Bed Covers. G1 20
of cretonne, $187 value sPA'c>
3 Garment Bags, dam 4
aged; $1.00 and $1.29 E0c
values; each ............
Small lots Pocket Shoe To
Bags, cretonne: choice. "
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Art Goods
80 Hand Embroidered 70,
Model Pieces, soiled. 80.
30 Stamped b d
spreads, double size. I'M 6Qc
perfect
Odds and Ends Stamped 20c
Pieces, soc to SLIPS values
lie Cretonne Dolly Rolls, EOo
SO In. long; $1.00 value. ~
Ladies' Stamped and
Ready de Aprons, 100
Hoover style; $1.00 value.
-ChiIdren's Stamped and
Ready-made Rompers, / 10c
and 2 year sizes: EACH.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Gloves
-I59 Pairs Milanese Silk Gloves,
10 button length. CT M
SITS value .........
-I75 Pairs DOeskin Gloves,
washable. Sizes TO ds1 80
71z. 81 95 value. 80.
$40 Pairs Washable 1Oc
Fabric Gloves, 69c value.
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800 Volumes
Lanbskin
Library
Csc ca.

Originally Pub. at Csc
Choice of a variety of
titles. all in genuine leath-
er bindings. Very spe-
cially priced for Friday.
Kann'S-Downstairs
Bookstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-15
Stationery

10 prs. OF Metal Book Ends, In
various designs, but in green fin-
ish only. Regularly $780, EOc
each
$50 Framed Pictures, in various
sizes and variety Of SUBJ Ino
jects. Reg. soc to zoe; ca. .TNS
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Umbrellas

Umbrellas
- Silk Umbrellas, 16 ribs.
Green, blue. s5.95 &O O4
value
p Gloria Umbrellas, Is ribs.
Black, navy. 1895 @1 Q0
value ...............
Kanns-Street Floor.