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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
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OBSTRUCTS HOOVER
Senator Issues Statement in
Reply to Charges Of
Lucas.

BY the Associated Press.
Charges by Robert H. Lucas that the
Democratic party had opposed every
effort made by President Hoover 10 re-
store business and provide employment
were denied yesterday by Senator King,
Democrat, of Utah.
Lucas, who yesterday assumed ofice
as executive director of the Republican
National Committee, In q statement
said the Democrats had selected the
natural misfortune of the Nation-the
suffering of the unemployment--as q
campaign issue of 1890" Because Of
this, he said, they could not lend their
support to corrective measures without
"depriving their party of q battle cry
for the campaign"
Denial Of Criticism.
There has been no Democratic
criticism of, or opposition TO any effort
the President may have made to correct
or improve the economic state Of the
country" Senator King said in q state
ment issued through the Democratic
National Committee, but there has
been criticism, not only by Democrats,
but by progressive and liberal Republic
cans, of statements emanating from
the Executive and leading Republicans
statements which were not warranted
by conditions and which were based In
part upon unfounded, optimistic proph-
estes and misleading statistics. the in
accuracy of which the executive de-
partment reports ultimately showed to
be misleading.
1.-The fact is that the Democratic
party has sought to promote the welfare
of the people, to bring about prosperity
to all classes and to preserve Demo-
cratic institutions under which liberty
and justice may be the inheritance
of ALL"
"The new executive director of the
Republican National Committee, Mr.
Lucas, begins his work by charging the
Democratic party with attempting to
demoralize business and to oppose the
efforts of the President to restore bust
ness to normally" Senator King said.
This charge is made because some
Democratic Senator's and Represent
atives called attention to the disparity
between the Presidents campaign prom
ises of continued prosperity and the
existing situation in industry and en-
ployment.
Views Shared BY Others.
'Mr Lucas complains that even be-
fore the last tariff measure was en-
acted some Democratic Senators pro-
claimed the tariff would be the issue in
the coming election. Not only some
Democratic Senators, but progressive
leaders, economists Of repute and many
business men, without regard to party
afiliation, expressed the same thought.
when a measure was reported to the
House and steam-rolled through the
House without opportunity for debate.
attention was called by Democrats, as
we'll as by the best progressive thought
of the country, including many enligi1t-
ef1ed and patriotic business men, to the
unjust provisions of the bill and the Sc
rious consequences which would result
from it's enactment and to its fragrant
disregard of the word of the. President,
who specifically asked for revisions on
industrial schedules only as they apper-
tanned to farm relief and TO business
that showed a definite depreciation be-
cause Of foreign competition"
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ADOPT AIR LICENSE ACT

CHICAGO, August l6 GA model
air license act to require all pilots not
having a Federal license to obtain q
state license was adopted today by the
National Conference of Commissioners
on Uniform State Laws. 1t will be nee
commended to the various State Legisla-
lures for enactment.
The act aims to supplement Federal
regulation which only applies to inter-
state aviation. 1t was explained that in
states which do not have a State
licensing law an unlicensed pilot car
take up passengers in en- uninspecteo
~airplane provided he does not GROSS ths
state boundaries ..s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
AIR BOAT FORCED DOWN

STETTIN. Germany, August IS Up.
The Lufthansa flying boat D-i648
on the Stockholm-Stettin route was
forced down today by a broken crank
Fshaft to alight in the Baltic of Kol-
berg.
Her 8 o s brought a tug alongside
and her two passengers, Frenchman
and Swede, were landed at SWINE
muende. The flying boat was a sister
machine Of the Dornier WAL, lost of
Bornholm on July 7, when two Ameri-
cans, Miss Ruth Patricia Northrup of
Philadelphia and DR.. John Burkholder,
were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
PROTESTS BALLOT COUNT
Harry T. Burn Bases Defeat on
Unofficial Returns.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 10 fA1.-
Harry IT. Burn of Sweetwater. Tenn,
defeated on the basis of unofficial re-
turns for the Republican gubernatorial
nomination in the August 7 primary,
today notified G. Arthur Bruce OF Mem
phis, his opponent, of protest against
the ballot count.
Burn said he had filed the protest at
Nashville with the State Republican
Executive Committee and delivered q
COPY to Mr.. Bruce's ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
MISS GARRISON DIES
EmpIoye of Army Medical Library
Succumbs in Baltimore.

Miss Florence Garrison, So years
old. a native Of washington. died at
Johns Hopkins Hospital at Baltimore
several months. She had been an
employe of the Army Medical Library,
where she entered the service in 1918.
continuing on duty until the begin
ming OF her illness, in october, 1929.
She formerly lived at the Ambassador
Apartments.
Funeral services will be at the
Church OF the Epiphany tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, with inter-
Inent in Rock Greek Cemetery
Surviving is one brother, Col. Field
ing n. Garrison, United States Army
xakired, of this city and Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
Receivers Named for Oil Firm.

WILMINGTON, Del, August Is Up.
Chancellor Wolcott has appointed
Charles C. Keedy of Wilmington and
Robert w. Kellough of Tulsa, Okla,
as receivers for the Superior Oil Cor
poration, and subsidiary, the Moody
Corporation, both of Tulsa. The Con-
tinental Supply CO., creditor of the
Tulsa companies. applied for the
receiverShip on grounds Of insolvency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
LOCAL CREDIT PLAN
.URGED|N DROUGHT
Federal Road Aid Money Re-
leased to States for I'm
mediate Use.
Continued From First Paee.l


been some reduction of vegetable sup
plies in Philadelphia, with slightly
higher prices.
The survey begun yesterday through
crop reporters covers all States except
those in New England, New Jersey, the
Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and west OF
the Rocky Mountains.
In addition to detailed data on dis
tress and community needs q report on
the condition of pastures and crops, In
GLIDING new seedlings Of grasses, Is
sought.
sAppOFtisnments TsId.
The apportionment follows:
Alabama, $2,615,4 49,; Mississippi $2,-
209, 500; Missouri, $3,957.2S7; Montana,
$2,580,405; Nebraska. 1854, 726; Me-
Yada, $685., 9S7; New Hampshire, $685.
Mexico, $i,9S4, 1853: Arizona, l,7eS, esq;
Arkansas, $2,174, 786; California, 81
49, PIP; Colorado, $2,3l5,94s; Con-
necticut, $792, 1853; Delaware, sos, 375;
Florida, 81 543, 1872 Georgia, $3.50, 029;
Hawaii, $609,3T Idaho, $1,554, 594 /;
Illinois, $3.50, 1896; Indiana, $3,172, 253;
Iowa, $3,330,593: Kansas, $3,391 ,874;
Kentucky, 2,356,367; Louisiana, $f,7S4,-
AS; Maine, 81 ,121 $50; Maryland, ST.
05l,714; Massachusetts,, $1,sl3,9l6;
Michigan, 1852, 1893; Minnesota, $3,-
Carolina. $2,s71.722; North Dakota, 3d.
Dol ,S4l; Ohio, S4,584,14O; Oklahoma,
t2,922, $50; Oregon, 81 1915 Penn
sylvania, $5,517,738; Rhode Island,
sos, 375; South Carolina, $1,769, 848;
South Dakota, $2,054,077; Tennessee,
$2,687,123; Texas, @7.620,239; Utah,
STAG, 493; Vermont, $60o,375; Virginia,
1878, 1888; Washington, $3.50, 922;
West Virginia, $1,324,6e0; Wisconsin,
$S,o75,2S4; Wyoming, $i,568.6o7.
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SPANISH WAR MEN MEET
Veterans. Arriving in philadelphia
for sgd Encampment.

PHILADELPHIA, August is Wls-
Veterans of the Spanish War
began arriving today for the thirty
second encampment of the United
Spanish War Veterans. g
Committees in charge of the encano-
ment estimated more than SC, 600 vet
Grams would come here for the sessions
next week.
Gov. Fred w. Green of Michigan, na-
tional commander Of the United Span
ish War Veterans, and other officers will
be rendered official greetings from the
city in the ONCE of Mayor Mackey to-
ficers and heads OF the various units
will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17

the Democratic national organisation.
as headed by John j. RaSkob and adj
ministeTed by Jouett Shouse, Il wet.
Before Raskob's regime the national or
ganization was bone-dry.
(CopyFlGht. lp30)
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Sorority in Beach Party.

Twenty-Five members of Alpha Rho
Chapter Of the Kappa Delta Sorority at
University of Maryland attended their
annual beach party yesterday afternoon
at North Beach, Md. A watermelon
feast followed the swim.
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Fur Goats

q Natural Muskrat Goats,
misses sizes; were $3.50, eco
now .................
q Natural American @GE
OpOssum; were 1929, now %OO
II SandalwOOd CaracuI Coat,
Patou collars; one ID, one @zE
AZ; were $3.50, now. -. w 81
II Sealine dyed rabbit) Coat,
extra si1e' were $685. 500
now
Il SeaIine (dyed rabbitl Coat,
with shawl collar; size 48; COO
was $159, now .......... W.
--3 Fur Coats, small sizes; pOE
were $78, $50 and 500, now %@O
IL Lapin Coat, beaver @zE
shade; was $139, now. Up 80
II Hudson Seal dyed muskrat)
Coat, self trimmed; was S72O
1898, now ............ %AO~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Hosiery

--65 prs. ChiIdren's Nov
city Hose, "a and long Sno
lengths; part wool. ...... wv
ga prs. Children's
whH0Pss Socks novelty l5c
-76 prs. Cotton Hose,
extra sizes; black with 90
white soleS ..............
--9S prs. FuII-fashiOned Chiffon
Hose. with novelty @7 Ak
heels: $1.95 grade. -. A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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DOmestics

III RayOn Bed Sets, consisting
Of spread and pillow, for single
bed, in rose color only; @E En
reg. S9.95. Set. ....... PO'OO
800 Yds. LOngclOth.
SO In. wide. Reg. 18c 7O1Lo
ara
200 Yds. Bleached Pillow Tub
ing, a regular S5c grade. OSc
n YARD
SO RayOn Bedspreads, for sin
gle or double beds, a few subject
to slight impe fe c. @C or
tons; reg. $3.50 to So ~~'~O
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Suits
IS Suits, medium weight, with
crepe blouse, fiared COG
skirts. Were $48. ...... %%O
-3 Suits, fur trimmed, in
brown tweed. Were $50. 600
Now ................. ~S
lie Ensembles, with plain or
printed dresses. Were @7E
$3.50 to $3.50. Now. PAO
IS Suits, in brown ombre effects,
two pieces, heavy weight. Clio
Were SIS. Now. ....... VI
IS Suits, two-piece style, light
weight tweed. Were
$3.50 and $3.50. 40 SO
NOW ..............
-3 Imported Tweed Suits, two
pieces, a dress with
$3.50 Now. $ZZ'OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Lingerie

liz Cotton Crepe
Robes, lace trimmed; nj OE
$2.95 to S4.95 values. Up A'IO
--35 Boomers of fiat
crepe and radium; CT nn
$1.95 and $2.95 values p A'OO
rs Cotton Sports Pants
and Striped Sateen Slips, To-
soc values ...........
-35 TwO-piece Pajamas,
OF crepe and plaid ging- 90
ham; $100 value. ..... w
40 Flannelette Gowns,
with long sleeves; 69c AOo
value
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

II Seamless Administer Rug,
size sx12. Second. S32.05
II Seamless Brussels Tapestry
Weave Rug, size @15 Ok
9X12. $685. value. PAO'|O
is Yards Ingram Stair QOo
Carpet, IS width. Yard. O|C
-95 Yards China Mating, So
inch width. sec value. OOo
IL Seamless Wool Velvet Rug,
S SiIe Sxi2' $1,000 $2l.5O
SO Administer Mats,
size 15x27. $1.29 CT 0O
value. Each ........ %A'W
lie Nursery Administer Rugs,
size 27x54. 1895 value. CT or
- Oval French Wilton Rugs,
size 27x54. $7.95 CD or
value. Each ...,.... %O"|O
B Woven Fiber Rugs, size
9x12. s12.95 value. CT or
Each .............. Up "'~O
loo KOOltex Mats, size n
1896. 29c value. Each. ~
Il WOrSted Wilton Rug, size
9xl2. $125 value. @zE 0n
AS is ............. Up sow
200 Yards InIaid LinoIeum
Remnants, $1.59 to $2.75 zEo
values. Square yard. -. SOC
IS Felt-BaSe Rugs, seconds.
Size 412x9. $4.95 CD Al
value. Each .....,, @GsfS
rs Rubber Auto Treads,
size 8xl1. sec value. 10
GoOA
lis Old Colonial
Hooked Rugs, scatter o. 0e
sizes. Each ......... p $40
lis Certainteed FeIt-base Rugs.
9xl2 and 9x10Is #.
sizes. Sl0.75 value. mg nP
Kann's-Third Floor.
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$l.08 to $l2.05
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens

lis Linen Tablecloths, solid col.
ors; size 60xS0; hem
stitched St q hens; reg. S2.75
9S.OO
10 Linen Luncheon Cloths. 40
in. size, with fancy colored YE
stripe border. Special, ca. sOC
200 Linen Luncheon Napkins,
in plain white or colored .bor-
ders; hemmed ready for o.
use. Each ............... ~
ia Linen Damask Table Sets,
56x56-in. cloth and six napkins,
with colored borders. @2 OA
"A SET ...............
go Turkish Bath Mats, heavy
weight and good size, in 90
dark colors. Reg. 81. Ea. w
go Five-pc. Bridge Sets, pure
linen with stripe border; EOo
reg. $1:00. A set. O~O
so Turkish Bath Towels, heavy
weight, with colored bor- 90
ders; reg. sec. Each. -. 80
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Writing Paper
l0c Box

Linen and fancy finished
papers In white and colors.
Long single sheets or the
folded styles. Each box
with "a sheets of paper
and ~ envelopes.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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WOmen's Coat
Sweaters
$3.50

New lightweight all
wool sweaters N fine rib
weave, with "V" neck or
high and low collars, two
pockets. Colors are sun tan,
powder blue, green, tan,
navy and black. Sizes SO
to as.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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House FrOcks

--35 Novelty Plaid Dresses, good
colors, but small sizes CT 90
only. Were $2.95. -. %A"0/
Ten $2.95 Plaid and FOuIard
Pattern Dresses, broken S1 80
sizes and colors ...... W A'O~
81 Novelty Print Percale
Dresses, women's and 10
misses sizes. S1.00 value. 80
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Remnants Odd Lots and Special Savings for Friday Shoppers
ChiIdren's Wear

&c Infants' Sweat @1 nm
ers, soiled; 81 90 value %AsOO
IA Pajamas, drop seat. o.
Size .................
lis COrdel Silk Caps, soiled;
S SlIss 70 year Si.OO 20c
10 Infants Flannel 10
Skirts, 81 to $3.50 values &c
IS Jersey Suits, J@7 90
soiled; $2.98 value. -. pA'OO
Infants NainsOOk Skirts, 1n.
$1.00 to $3.50 values. &c
Infants Double Breasted
Shirts of rayon and cot o.
ton. Sizes to 2 years. :. ;. OFC
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Odds and Ends, including pow
der puff bags, diamond dyes,
etc. Formerly 10c to soc. 60
Choice ................... ~
An Odd Lot Of Perfumes, for
nerly $3.50 to $500 Qabels re-
moved by agreement with manu-
facturer). CompactS, etc.
Formerly SOC to $3.50. OEo
OLlOlCe '........ss...
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Neckwear

Triangle Scarfs, of crepe de
chine and rayon. Imper- 90
feet. $1.00 value. ....... O|C
Soft Chiffon Scarfs, also sport
scarfs of crepe de chine and
'rayon. Imperfect. CT nn
$l.95 value ........ PA'OO
80 Sleeveless Blousettes, of
crepe de chine. Soiled. CT 90
$2.95 value ..........
IS Washable Blousettes, of
madras n d percale. SOo
Soiled. $1.00 value. -. OOS
Flowers, of silk, velvet
and feathers. Csc to 79c ~
values w
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

As La Garde Leather Handbags,
back strap style; $4.95 cQ 90
to $3.50 values. ...
-S Vacuum Bottles, quart QSo
size; $1.00 value. .. S
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
HOmefttings

--27 3-Piece Window Drapery
Sets, $3.50 to $500 CT 90
values. Set .s....... Wv
% Belgian Linen Covers, 90
for radiators. $500 value &c
--3 CretOnne Folding Screens,
S-fold style. $500 @O 90
VaIue .......s..s....
--3 Cedar Chests, slightly Clio
damaged. $24.95 value. %AV
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Materials, sec to sec L.
values. Yard ........... AOO
lis 3-Piece Drapery Sets,
$l.ss to $2.75 values. CT On
Ruined and Panel Curtains, CSC
to $1.49 values. Pair or zoo
IS CretOnne slip
Cover Sets, $5.95 @2 IN
value. Set .......... $O.OV
-3 BedSpread Sets, of rayon,
soiled. $29.95 value. @1n
Set 1870. ............ VIZ
rs Tapestry Wall
Panels, $l.9S to $3.50 CT 90
values. Each ....... ~A'GI
Remnants RayOn ID a m ask
Drapery Materials, so inches
wide. $1.00 to $1.29 90
values. Yard O~C
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Girls Wear

go Printed smocks. 90.
Sizes 8 TO 14.......... OOC
--5 Jersey and Tweed nj OE
Dresses. Sizes 8 to IA WAs1O
"a Leatherette Jackets, plaid
lined. Sizes 8, Q, IA; &7 SO
$500 value ........ W Sow
lis Wool Flannel CT 90
Skirts. sizes 8, 10, IL ~AsG|
IA Blue Broa d 10th
BlOuses. Sizes 10 and AOo
10; $129 value. ......... FIC
Is Play Suits, sizes to 40
II; $3.50 value. $500. FIC
lis Pique Dresses, in green, yel-
low and pink; sizes z OF 90
10 Ia
q Rain Coats, size 2 @7 O0
years: $449 value. -. %A'OV
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Sports Satin
SLIPS
69c

Tailored styles with in
verted back pleats for full
ness. Pastel and street
shades. Misses and
women's sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Bed Coverings

liz Comforts, wool filled and
covered with figured challis CEN
tiers and plain sateen borders;
double-bed size; were @C or
$3.50 ...............
$50 Yds. Plain Pink Outing
Flannel, remnant lengths,
~ in. wide; q Ice quail H.
ity. A yard ............ AVC
IS Atwood Blankets, novelty
plaidS, finished with sateen bind
i ing TO % match M CHI. 7OxsO $4.95
-12 White Cotton Blankets, a
good heavy nap; size CT TO
70x90 in; $1.5O value PA"A|
Sample Blankets, part wool and
all wool, In double-bed size:
some are slightly soiled from
handling. Were $2.45 to $40,
now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
Girls Dresses
AND
OverIllOuses
97c

New wash frocks, Of
printed and checked ma
terials in smart styles for
Spring. Many with bloom
ers. Sizes Z to IA years.
Pretty di1nity and broad
cloth blouses, trimmed
with frills and pleatings.
Sizes 6 to 10.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
Gloves

10 prs. Capeskin
g SlS oE s. sizes ~ to :. $2.39
Ira prs. Novelty Cuff GIace
Skin Gloves, black with white
only. Sizes 53z to 71a. CT OF
sass values. ~ %lsSO
--92 prs. Fleeced Lined
Fabric Gloves, sizes 61a zoo
to 81a; $1.00 values. -. &c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Housewares

II New Perfection
s oH st9 Tsjus s-Ournsr; $3.50,
IL Gasoline Range,
1 1.SSFns =. type i.7 slo5 $3.50
II Metal Clothes
Hamper; $4.49 value; 90 81
as Is %@''
Il Willow Clothes
Hamper, s. corner; CD 81
$4.98 value; as is. -. %S'&'
3 Refrigerators,
80 : ID. capac ity; CLIO a
1898 value; as is. % TO-
% Manning & Bow
man Sandwich Trays, eQ e.
$500 value; as is. POsO'
Il Manning e. Bow
man Sandwich Tray, ca "a
$500 value; as is. %F'O'
Il Napanee Kitchen Cabine
40 = inches; $3.50 @S1 al
NdIue ...s......s...
3 Napanee Utility c1nOc
Bases, S17.50 values sP AOsIs
Il Napanee Porcelain
Top Table, $10.25 OF CG
value; as is.......... %S'Ss
Ia Wagner ALUMNI
. Ha@ s 81 % r, Taiua no. : $l.4!
IL Vegetable Bin,
co m partment; SAC @O 0s
value; as is. %@sIs
--3 Metal Shoe Cabi- @O nS
nets, $6.98 value; as is P&'Ie
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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Luggage

- Hat Boxes; $3.50 G6 90
fdluS
81 sa'aa Enamel Ss1Hs Cases $l.75
"a Ward re ODE Hat CD En
Boxes; S5.95 value. :. P%'OO
p Wardrobe Hat @G En
Boxes; $500 values. PO'OV
-3 Laundry Bags and Shoe
Boxes, bin e d; @Q 90
$3.50 value ......... gee ~
- Carriall Ba gs; GO OE
$l2.95 value ........ %>s~O
--1S Overnight Cases; OQo
S1.75 value .........
--6 Kiddy Hat Boxes; zoo
SIPS value ........... ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Underwear

IA Children's Knit 7Qc
Union Suits, broken sizes. AO~
81 pcs. WOmen's RayOn Under
garments, broken CT On
styles and sizes. go. %AsOO
~ RayOn Chemise
and Boomers, soiled; CT 90
$1.95 value. .......... %A'&)
SIS RayOn Brassieres, To-
sizes 80 to SO. AOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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JeWelry
--ls Necklaces. two-strand STYLES
OF simulated pearls; CT nn
$2,0o and $2.95 values %A'OV
lie Enameled Mesh
Bags. Whiting & Davis @7 gn
kind; $2,95 values. %A'O1
IL Antique Necklace /.
with topaz colored 90 nE
stone: $7,95 value. =. %&' 20
10 Sterling Silver Brooches with
colored stones. SS.95 values; also
% o SG " y 40 S SsssSs $l.9S
lis Real Stone Ster-
ling Silver Rings, $3.50 @1 nn
to $395 values. $3.50. %A'OO
--4 Necklaces, antique style with
amethyst colored
stones; $5.95 and $685. CT or
values .............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
Ribbons

--Ribboss, of satin, taffeta, MORE
grosgrain and velvet. &c to 60
15c values. Yard ......... ~
Belt Buckles, in tailored and
dresSy styles. sec to SIPS values.
l2Kc to 69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20

Ia b e d Lights, CT nn
slightly soiled ....... %A'OO
rs Small Uncovered Pill 90
lows, in colorS; soiled. -. 81
ID. M. c. Crochet Cotton, colors
only. Sizes 80 to SO. e.
Ball ..........,..,,...,, OC
Painted Sets, tray, bread board
and knife. Imperfect. co.
$1.00 value ............. O|O
rs Piano Bench Pads, of velour
and tapestry. Soiled. ct 90
$2.9S value ......... %A"|O
Odd Lot Novelties,
stamped pieces, &C. To-
Choice ................ AOO
Kann's-FoWth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
BlOuses

Extra Size BIOuses, Of hat
crepe. in white and colors. Sizes
:. 4s It to 50. Formerly S5.
$b.75 ...............
- Lame Metallic Blouses, long
sleeved and sleeveless, in popular
colors. Sizes "a to 40. Were
STATS to SIS. Now at half price.
$6.38 to $3.50
lis Blouses, Of satin and crepe,
in plain colors and prints.
Sizes "a to AZ. For O. *
merly $8.75 ......... %O' 80
--10 TwO-piece Knitted Suits, in
smart weaves. Solid colors, rose,
brown, blue, and red.
Sizes II to 80. For @O On
merIy $3.50 -. $S.UU
Kann's-Second Floor.
Laces
Chiffon. TulIe, and Laces, use
full lengths taken from stock. y
to IL yards long. Regularly 10c
TO 1895 yard. Now
Sc to $2.95 yd.
--MetaIine, an imitation OF metal
CLOTH in colors. Reg. S0o
S9c. Yard ........,. OOC
Point d'Esprit Net, silk dotted,
in pink, green, and
white. Reg. SITS. Ct 0O
1ard ..............
-Georgette Crepe, short lengths.
Blue, gray, green, and OF on
brown. Reg. $1.55. Yd. RA'OV
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
$25 to $29.5O
DRESSES
$l2

so street and afternoon
dresses of chiffon, silk
nets and fiat crepe, taken
from our own stocks of
higher priced dresses.
Good range of colors and
sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
New Hats
$l.88

Straws, and straw
and felt combinations,
in new styles and new
colorS. Very specially
priced.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
Arch-Support
Low Shoes
1926

Authentic Spring styles,
made to sell for much
higher prices. Every pair
made on a combination
last. Every pair stamped
with q well known name.
All sizes in the assort-
ment.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-20
Children's
Underwear
88c

Combinations and slips
OF rayon fat crepe in
neSh and white, trimmed
with lace. Also pajamas
OF crepe and print fabrics.
Sizes 2 to IL years.
kann's-Second Floor.