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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24
On Account of the Ridiculous
Prices All Sales Final,
No Charges

$500 Englander Coil Spring Day
Bed, with mahogany gumwood ends
and mattress covered with jac-
qua guard velour Good as 500. SO
81. sa.ss Reed Fiber Fer $1.98
$500 Closely Woven Reed Fiber
3-piece Living Room Suite, with
auto style loose seat GIG ~
cushions. From storage y 1870
$1,000 Four piece Walnut Veneer
Bed Room Suite, dresser, chifforobe,
FROM Iao x storage ana oea' $3.50
I9c Felt-base Sanitary Congoleum
Mats, limit 2 to a GUS -
$500 s-Piece Bed Duofold Suite,
i Sogs5ea traded Ta.a l i'm $3.50
$500 Simmons 10-year Guaran-
teed Coil Bed Springs. All &C 0E
sizes. Floor samples. -. $V'S~
$500 Simmons and Sunset Brand
Extra Heavy Roll-edge CT IN
Mattresses. All iszes. -. w wv
SO to $4,000 Metal and
, s,ss' Beds, taken in $1.0O
udoc .............
$3.50 Mahogany Finish on Cum
wood and Cane Wing O. or
Chair. From storage. %O'~O
$500 Large Oak Hall Rack and
Seat, the beautiful bevel-edge mir
ror is worth alone more 60 1T
than this price ......... %~s~
$179.00 Living Room 3-Pc. Suite.
fine velour covering. Loose, reverS-
ible seat cushions.
Shopworn floor sam GO ~
PIE
$12.75 Reed Fiber Chair "a or
with loose seat cushion. %x'~O
$500 3-Piece Library Suite, of
solid; solid oak lax. removable $5.75
$500 Massive Buffet. of solid
qua quart Sa,sd,. oak Excel SASS
S19S.OO 10-Piece Walnut Veneer
Dining Room Suite, in Al condi-
ton. Taken from S60. rs
storage ..............
$500 jacquard Velour Chester
field Club Chair, revers- GO GS
ible seat cushion. ....... %~sOO
S19S.O0 3-Piece Long Bed-Dav-
export Suite, covered with velour.
Loose ,,,, seat cushions $27.75
$3.50 Console Model Photograph
in beautiful period cabi- co 7S
net. Traded In ......... ~S
81 to $40 Oak and Mahogany
Gumwood Odd Dining O. 20
Room Chairs. Traded in ~ &sVV
S6.95 FeIt-base Congoleum Rugs.
size 6x9. New floor sam @ 20
pies ........ ...........
S169.OO 3-Piece Overstuffed Velour
Living Room Suite.
reversible BILE, Gus hi Ons. ScS. SO
$500 Large Size
Dresser with big mirror. g GS
TTaHeu IN ........,....
$500 3-Do0r Refrigerator. 65-lh.
i, ice capacity. Traded $6.S5
500 Brand-new Earl Radio Set,
in upright walnut veneer console
cabinet: coupiete with dynamic
speaker: less tubes. Never &2O
uSe0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24

There is no place In this calling for tn
Iarrard or the drone. There Is no neld
Of useful information but has some con-
tact with real estate: government, So
GEOLOGY, economics, engineering, even re-
ligion, have some relation to this BUSH
ness which is concerned with the hous-
ing of the activities OF people IN tneH
sf1ops and ofiices, in factories and In
dustrial plants and at home.
When you realize that the duty OF the
realtor is to eliminate nnonotony from
the city landscape by creating impress
siye Architecture, masterful highways,
residential areas of appeal and charm,
civic order and beauty-by means OF
proper building restrictions and the sep,
srsfion AT home. business and industrial
areas though city plannings and coming
1T Is apparent that the career OF a
realtor is one Of the most inspiring In
all our complex life of today.
Courage, the ability 60 take great
pains. patience and those attending viz:
tues which we think Of as fundamental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24

to success In every walk Of life, are
needed by any man who aspires 70 sue
cess in this field. But for sheer variety
Of interest and for the inspiration that
comes from knowing your efforts are in
fiuencing the daily lives Of your fellow
men nothing surpasses, If 1t can equal,
the adventure in real estate.
(Copyright, 1880. by North American News
paper Alliance)
The next article in this series will ap-
pear tomorrow, being q discussion Of
Aviation by G. M. Reyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24
ONE DAY ONLY!
Friday, April 25th
Warehouse Opens $500 AM.

$1.ss Folding Gard Tables, with
leatherette top. Limit 2 to q co.
customer ................. w.
Living Room Suite with loose
seat cushions Traded S18.75
In .............
$3.50 Breakfast Suite, dropleaf
table and Windsor S6 M
chairs. From storage. %O.VO
$3.50 Oak Buffet, in CT OF
good condition. Traded in %xsOO
$4,000 Chartered Oak Dresserobe,
drawers, plate glass mirror and
ample ar wardrobe, Traded $12.75
$45.Oo Settee, Chair and Rocker,
with leather seats and Sc. 65
$24.5O 6O-inch Daven- O. OF
port Table. Traded in. %0s~O
$4,000 Solid Mahogany Carved
rail Frame S-pc. Living Room Suite,
finest l mohair covering. $3.50
From storage ......... W. @sSS
Five $3.50 to $500 Gorgeous Bed
Room Suites have been selected from
our sample floor for this event. If
you have any idea that you want a
suite 1t will pay to get here early,
for these values cannot be duph-
Gated. All new suites and the
cream Of our stock. Your q OF
cnolce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
$3.50 to S550-Just eight OF the
Finest Living Room Suites you can
imagine-solid mahogany frame
suites. gorgeous mohair and frieze
coverings-the acme Of finest con-,
struction: some with web bottoms.
We cannot describe all details, but
come and inspect these, and you
will not be disappointed. @1QA
Make your choice for. -. %A0x
S1.49 Scatter Size Closely To-
Woven Grass Rugs. ........
S298 to $500 1O-pc. Dining Room
Suites. We must sacrifice four of
our best new suites to make room.
If you are not ready yet by all
means select one of these and we
will hold it in our warehouse until
you want 1t. These suites are made
of finest genuine walnut veneers
with maple and other woods COM
bined. Best construction and guar
anteed the same as If you paid reg
ular price. Make your Sc CLEO
lection early for. ......... %AO0
Hundreds of Other Good Furn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24

Hundreds of Other Good Ridiculous Prices
Included in This Sale
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met here yesterday in their first nation.
al conference to adopt policy and per-
feet q permanent organization.
The organization was formed less
than a year ago in Chicago with the OBJ
iect of bringing about prohibition re-
forms and showing that the women of
the country are opposed to the present
dry laws, according to Mrs. Charles H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24

sabin Of New York, national chairman.
United States Senator Millard e. Tyd-
ings Of Maryland, Mrs. Carroll Miller,
Democratic national committee woman
for Pennsylvania, and Mayor John d.
Marshall Of Cleveland will be among the
speakers. ARRANGEMENTS for the confer
ence were in charge of Mrs. Annasa
Stone Mather Of Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24
Deposit Will Hold
Any Item Selected

$500 Pure Layer Felt Mattresses,
covered with best grade art ticking.
Double size only. Floor %1A IN
samples ..............% AEsOUs
$49.50. Covered Box Springs, ia
double size for metal beds; hun
dreds of tiny resilient coils and
layer felt. New floor S1A05
samples ............ Va
$500 Mahogany Veneer Dresser,
with bevel edge plate co -
glass mirror. Traded in %0esO
$4,000 Mahogany finish ON Gum
wood Washstand, with
doors and drawer. Traded CO 40
In ................. ~~s &O
Nine new $3.50 Refrigerators,
3-door and top-icer styles; left
over over from cSa,l last years SASS
$19S Lawson Sofa and Chair, Gov.
cred with figured denim. Web bot
tom construction and re-
versible seat cushions. From GAE
storage
$3.50 Pillow Arm S-pc. Living
Room Suite, covered with Burgundy
red mohair and import
ed moquette. Slightly %E0 En
shopworn ........... 4OOsOV
S49.50 High back Chairs and Wing
Chairs, with loose seat cushions; left
over from living room (10 7E
suites ........... 4@ssS
$500 Decorated 5-pc. Breakfast
Suites, newest colors; slightly dam
aged in transportation clio or
from factory S......... XOsOO
$4,000 Large 4S-inch Oak Dresser,
big bevel-edge plate glass &C zE
mirror. Traded in. $3.50. %Oss>
Si39 Four-piece Walnut finish en-
Gumwood Complete Bed Room Suite,
slightly narred floor CE7 En
sample. Rare bargain. @O sOV
$50 and $40 Bow-end and 4-poster
Double Size Beds, slight Go ~
ly shopworn %4Z,SO
$1,000 Finest 25-year Guaranteed
Coil Bed Springs, 90 resilient coils.
All sizes. New SAM CIT or
Piles ................. ~ LOO
$4,000 Kitchen Cabinet, of oak
with wood stationary O. 7E
S1.9S End Tables. Of gumwood
finished in brown mahog- CO.
any ......-..s.s....
ure Items at Ridiculous Prices
TIKI S~l~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24

MATTRESS g Box Spring Co
9O3 E st. NV. : NATIONAL DALI
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factory, where it will be subjected to 23O
degrees Of heat in an electric oven. Amy
lurking germs will be destroyed.
Then the hair or felt will be taken out
and cleaned-its springiness restored.
The clean, sterile felt or hair is then put
into attractive new ticking. After one
nights sleep, you will pronounce it the
most restful mattress you ever owned.
The work requires only one day and the
cost is only 81 to SO. At the same time
we make new mattress of your old one,
let us renovate your box springs and pill
lows, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24
WOMEN'S GROUP TO PLAN
prohibition REFORM"

By the Associated Press. |
CLEVELAND, April 24-More than |
400 members of the Women's Organiza-
ton for National Prohibition Reform |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24
Mrs. portes Gil in San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April a. 1F9.--
Mrs. Carmen q. de Portes On, wife Of
former President Portes Gil Of Mexico, :
arrived here yesterday with her parents
and others. including E5equiel Padilla,
Mexican Ambassador to Rome, for
stay of 10 days.
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to keep his eyes on the glove of re-
treating Larkins. when say,
"eyes on the glove" I mean that
literallyJ
Dorsey kept after his man with
such persistence that almost knew
for certainty that sooner or later
he would land blow that would so
weaken the lad that he would be
unable to keep up that tanning, tap
ping, tantalizing left hand work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-18

Again the bell announced the close
of round and again the fans gave
approval of the splendid work OF
the men. But if the fans were glad
to have an opportunity to applaud, I
was more than glad to have a chance
to rest.
One does not realize just how care
full referee must be in order to see
the best of fight. If he is not ex-
tremely careful in close bout, he
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-18

or dorsey.
1t is little too slow to put it that
way: Dorsey was aggressively after
his man every second of the first
round. Larkins was keeping just out
of range and applying his fast snap
ping left to the face constantly. just
the leather of the glove landed and
until today l don't believe hair in
side the glove was disturbed by these
featherweight jabs. They just land
ed as would almost light tap. Sew
eral times Dorsey brushed it aside
with his left or right, but it was right
back in position again and doing its
busting as it had begun to do.
When the bell rang for the end OF
the round, 1 was glad, for I had
walked around that ring so much
that was beginning to get dizzy.
At the sound of the gong, Young
Larkins grinned at Dorsey and went
coolly to his corner. Dorsey on the
other hand, gave him mean glance
and, I believe, would have struck him
then, had I not waved him to his
corner.
You have heard a crowd yell when
Its favorite wins; you have heard the
mad surge of the sea on rocky
coast; but you have never heard I'M
less you were there-the equal in
noisy ovation given the men as they
returned to their corners. The I'M
prejudiced blood of the sporting men
realized then that a pair of blacks
were giving them the best in boxing
that many had ever seen or hoped
to see.
They realized then that Cans was
tutoring a man TO fill his shoes as
lightweight champion of the world.
And above all they were conscious
of the fact that Al had given them
their moneys worth in semi-final
even if the main bout should prove
to be a fizzle.
The gong! Dorsey was upon Lar
kinS before the lad could get out of
his corner. Two singing rightS-one
to the body and one to the head sent
the young fellow to cover. And such
q cover it was! 1t did not allow
glove to land on his body or head
until he had successfully worked close
enough to clinch.
1t was Johnnie who did the tying
up this time. He held Henry close
and let fly with his right series of
blows that sounded as if he were
punching bag. All of the blows
landed on Dorsey's head and body
and he in return sent smash to
the kids kidneys that could be heard
all over the stadium. 1t must have
hurt the lad some for he Immediately
closed in and held on like drown
ing man.
They were parted and then Dor
sey began to hammer away like a
mad man. Rights and lefts, hooks
and jabs, jolts and uppercuts. But
there was Larkins grinning at him
from behind battered arms that re-
eeived the efforts of his assault.
Infatuated, Dorsey set himself to
greater efforts, but what was the use?
Larkins just Strengthened up and be-
gan to smear that nasty left across
his face as he had done in the previ-
Gus round. The boy had recovered
and was Just as fast with that left
as he had been before he received
that smash over the kidneys.
That left baffied Dorsey. 1t was
doing him no injury, but just seemed
to stay over his eyes like soft cloth
that blurred ones vision.
Until now Dorsey had landed but
few blows, but each was crusher.
Johnnie, on the other hand, had SIM
ply "peppered" him with light left
jabs and right hooks that would not
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-18
SENTIMENT AND SOCKS-By1a James 4. Garner
FIGHTING STORY OF COURAGE AND AMBITION

may not be able to see after one Of
the men lodges vicious swing. Be-
sides, keeping up with the retreating
and ducking of Larkins every time
Dorsey let go with one of his famous
right swings, I had to learn two
things instantly right in that ring
namely, to duck, dodge and run.
If you have followed on this far,
Continued on Page Five
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have harmed baby. Henry knew
that he must develop some defense
for the harmless blows, but how
seemed beyond him. At least, it was
more than he could decide during
that second round, for he continued
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Young Larkins his toes and backing away while
he lust allowed glove in contact with the face
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Continued on Page Five
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Handkerchiefs

Linen Handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred. Some initiated. Or
So1led. soc value. AOC
Small Lot of White and Col
ored Handkerchiefs, with en-
broidered corners. Csc 701/
value. Soiled. ..... IZI2c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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DOnlestics

80 Dimity Spreads, solid colors,
bfue, pink and gold;
double-bed size; spe- nT On
cial, each PI.OS
so Pillow Ticks of featherproof
ticking, in fancy striped 1So
patterns; special, each. fOC
$50 yds. of Remnants of white
paJama cloth, 36 in. wide; 10
reg. 18c; special, yard. AUC
800 yds. White LOngcIoth. soft
finish, 36 in. wide; 7O1/
reg. 18c; yard. IL GI2C
so Sheets, 81x9o-in. e1 On
size; reg. S1.39: each. PA'OO
Kann n's-Street Floor.
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II Overnight Case, brok- o.
en-; $2.98 value. ........ OO
II Overnight Case, brok- IT,
en-; $2.98 value. .......... ,SOC
1rokeo. bro ov'saisht sa sa v.S. Case $l.OO
II Overnight Case, CT IN
broken; $498 value. %A'OV
@l d.m.eS%. oysrnises ss sa Case Case, $l.75
d.n,Ss@' 11 oytFnisht .s ss Case Case. $l.98
o.ma~.s! @1 Week .s E1s ss Ss1"s 01ss, $500
N1 Rd.. " Ws5dToSe ar To1es Hat $2.75
II Double strap Suit @7A
Case, $3.50 value. ...... %AO
as osse.' D"ssit3s'1aR siss; 1s1u:. Suit nit $500
3 DOuble-lo Cases,
with. w,th tray; $3.50 $3.50
Rs Boxes, wardrobe s14ss v.IHs HAT $500
II American Legion CT %
Case, $1,000 value. -. p '%O
3 Gladstone Bags, @H SA
formerly $12.95...,.. %O'OO
q Wardrobe Shoe
Box COmbinat iOns, OF En
$500 value. ....... Up 'OO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Lingerie
is Pes. Silk Under
wear. $l.59 to $l.95 61 On
'oIueS ........... " AsOO
-z4 Cotton Combination OO.
Step-ins, sec to 81 values ASc
Ia Step-ins, Chemise, Gowns.
Slps, Pajamas and Dance Sets
OF cotton materials; $1.OO 90
10 $l.95 values OSC
"a Pcs. Silk Lin
ger1e, $l.95 to 1926 nV 90
values ......... Dl.OS
is Two-piece Pajama Suits of
e5lmSed ei nj d.,,Iat fabrics; 7sc to 40c
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Page of Typical Reasons Why This
Store is Such a Busy Place Every friday!
COrsets

COrSetS
80 Bien JOlie Corsettes Of satin
rayon. Imperfect. @T 10
$3.50 value ..........
Odds and Ends of CorsetS,
Girdles and Step-inS. Soiled,
discontinued models. @7 OO
Formerly $3.50 to $500 Up A'OO
10 Extra Size COrseIettesA
46, 48 and so. For 90 ~
merly $500. ......... ~~
--Bandeaux and Sanitary
Step-ins, Csc to soc 7Oc
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Beds. Etc.

Beds, Etc.
p One motion EngIander Dou-
BILE Da-bed, $39.95 COZ E0
grade; floor sample, %~O
Il Simmons DOu-
bsf,,o b,e Da-bed' s'4.S0 $24.5O
value ........'.'..
3 Bed Room Chairs, 0R 90
floor samples; SO grade PO'
Il Double Couch with pad;
1sS5e 5loST sample $500 $lO.5O
Mst,5sssss, NJ # ssis. single; $1,000
sss ssss:ss; 6 ,.,as sins1s; $14.95
p Simmons Beds,
s,aa1 single; :,G,a;. ss2;7S value; $22.5O
-ns .i2s,s. sim%oHs HDs ms Beds Beds. $l4.5O
-3 Spool Beds,
wooden; full size; GO1 S0
$500 value ..... P~
3 KapOk Mat
sss tgssses' Sc r.,sa single; $3.50
-3 Costumers, for 90 or
merly $3.50 ......... ~~
1 snt,,oo! Double s,3 deck .o x.1no Coil $3.50
a All Layer Felt
Mat,sesses; Ma sc ss;.a single $3.50
a All Layer Felt
Mattresses, single; 90 or
$1695 value ........ ~~
Il Pull up Chair,
floor sample; $8.95 @R 1S
value ...............
3 FOur-p ter
Wood Beds, single; GI0 Or
$1,000 value $40.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Umbrellas
q Union Umbrellas,
16 ribs, red and green; @C En
$500 value ......... %~'oO
--l2 Gloria Umbrellas, 16 ribs,
navy, brown, green, S7 OQ
purple; S3.95 value. Up A'0o
Kann's-Street Floor.
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ChiIdren's Wear

Infants Caps, slightly 90
mussed. 500 value -. ~|C
White Sateen Bloom
ers, soiled. Odd sizes. Or
69c value .............. %OC
Odd Lot Children's Pajamas,
broken sizes. $1.0o to 90
Sl.29 values ... OIC
Wash FrOckS and Creepers, of
printed fabrics. l to 90
year sizes. 88c value. ~
Dresses, machine and hand
made. Sizes to years. 90
89c value c|C
-25 Leatherette Coats in colors.
Flannel lined. Sizes
6 to IL years; $895 CT On
value .............. PA'OO
10 Spring Coats, tweeds, mix
lures and plain colors.
Sizes 8 TO IA; $5.95 eO 90
NaIde ..............
30 Cloth Ensembles, 3 piece
style. Sizes to IA; @1 nn
S5.95 value ,....... %A'OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens

so Linen Lunch Cloths. 50-in.
size, with a colored striped ROo
border: were 89c, for. w
-240 Turkish Wash Cloths, in
large block patterns: pink,
blue, green; regularly &c; Sc
--12O Dresser ScarfS, all over
lace, SO and As in. sizes, with
colored insert; reg. 75c SOc
and $100: each. h........
so Linen Huck Face Towels,
large size, with colored borders,
and hemstitched hens; 0Oo
regularly SOC; each. 80.
80 Linen Damask Table Nap
kinS, 17-in. size, hemmed; Ia
reg. Csc; each ........ AO~
40 TablecIothS, waterproof and
stainless. in rose, gold, blue and
we're we're, 50 81 e5:, 4ren eacn slAs $l.48
Kann's-Street Floor.
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JeweIry

lie Sterling Silver Band Rings,
set with baguette Sl.05
-23 Pendants, with sterling
silver chains. $1.oo 1Oc
value .................
--25 Necklaces, of simulated
S e d pearls. $1.00 zoo
value
Il Rock Crystal I'd OK
Necklace. SIS value. PF'|o
10 Real Stone Brooch and
Clasp COmbinati Ons. @1 or
$500 value .......... "
--S Novelty Pins,
formerly 1895 to S7 SO
$500 ...............
--6 Novelty Necklaces, 100
formerly $295 ....... ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
SiIverWare
IA AnsOnia Square Clocks,
colored finished. 1915 CT 7S
value - Cpl. I'D
-18 Silver-plated Can QOo
dlesticks, $1.49 value. 80. wv
-3 Sterling Silver
Sherbet Sets. 1898 S5 00
Value
lie Vases, silver plated 1Oo
and glass. CSC value. -. S
B Bread and Sandwich Trays,
silver plated. $3'4s S7 80
3 Tea Sets. silver GO 90
plated. $14.00 value. %O'~O
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Art Goods

Art Goods
is Basket Shaped Door Stops
made of colored oilcloth; Or
$l.69 value ............. OON
-21 Card Table Covers, of black
Sateen; embroidered cor 90
ners; soc value ........ ~~C
is Dolly Rolls, of Gre
tonne; 36-in. size; $1.00 2Oo
value ................. Nv
--3 Fruit Boards, each
with two knives; $1.39 OQo
value
-Children'S Tooth Brush
and holder, boxed; 75c SOo
value .................
% Kitchen HOOks-hold o.
five articles; ACC value. :. @|C
Small lot Fancy Novelties, inn
pc esIfs's; as values soc to 10 Price
--36 Fruit Shakers, deco
rated; large size; .$l.00 TO-
value
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Lamp Shade
Materials. 1h Price

An assortment of georgette silk,
fancy cloth, braid, ruching and
fringe. Formerly 25c to $3.75.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Chinaware

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500 Pes. Rose and ~
Green Stemware. Choice AOC
Ia Water Pitchers of
rose colored glass; 69c 90
value OIC
-3 Decorated Din
ner Sets, 100 pcs; c1Q 90
$2198 value ...... PAO'>O
10 Decorated Din
ner Sets, 81 pcs; G= 90
$1198 value ........ Up t/O
-27 Bohemian Glass ~
Vases, Csc and ACC values AOC
Ill Glass Water Sets, 1Oo
7-pc.; 69c and 98c values T/N
"A Covered Pitchers Of 20
cracked glass; 81 value oOC
loo Tumblers for ice tea r.
and water; 10c value. 80. ~
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1930-06-12
Costume
Jewelry
39c

Necklaces, earrings
bracelets and brooches
bought in a special pur.
chase and very specially
priced for Friday. New
styles in smart colors.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1930-06-12
Floor Coverings

--8 Crex De Luxe
Grass Rugs, 3X6 it.; CD OS
$500 value ........
Il Persian Rug, 9xl2
it., $1e5 value. Floor G71E
IS COngoIeum Art Square, sxl2
and 9xl012 it.; $40 G1. OK
value ..............
is YdS. Felt-baSe Runner Rem
nants, "a and 81 in; 39c 1Oo
and ACC grades. Yard. ~
-16 FeIt-base Rugs, 18x
SO in; 35c value; floor 1Rc
sample
IS Heavy Grass
Rugs, 9xl2 it.; 1895 GO Or
value; floor samples. 4Po'~O
3 Basketweave Fibre
Rugs, 6xe it.; $7.s5 GS 40
p Wicker Fibre Rugs, 9xl2 it.;
$22,5o value; floor Sl3.05
samples ...........
3 China Mating
Rugs, 9x12 it.; s5.95 CT Ok
value .....,.....'.'.
p PhiImont Fibre Rugs, Sxlo
#; s14.5o value; 1895
floor samples ......
80 Yds. Grass and Fibre Rum
ner Remnants; 69c to 2Qc
$3.50 values. Yard. -.
IS Felt-b base Rugs, 4l2x6 O0o
it.; seconds $195 grade.
300 Yds. Felt-baSe Rem
nants, 49c to Csc grades. C0o
Yard ................. ON
-l0 Rag Rug Run
ners, 27Xl08 in; $225 G1 90
Value ........,......
II Seamless Administer Rug, OK
II it.; $37.45 grade; &OS M
floor sample ......
so Chenille Rugs, 1896 1Qc
in. 98c value ....
II American made Oriental-type
Rug, washed; floor
sample; Sam 6e vs,x. sxi2 it.; $500
Kann's-Third Floor.