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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

ground aud in about equal proper
tions. and ground blantnea 81, 1
peanuts in smaller amount. Cooked
.mayonnaise dressing. : small =
mount of onions may hc added.
10 q small cabbage, I. green
pepper, beets. or /. pimiento. >ou-
ion. if desired. An cut very fine
and mixed lightly with n. salad
dressing. Parsley earnish
II. chopped cabbage, - {
grated raw carrots. Is rais!ns.
Sliced onion. and chopped celery, II
desired. Mix with French dress
ing. Let stand. but not more than
20 minutes. Mayonnaise or cooked
dressing. Pile lightly ON plate.
Serve at once.
l2 Peeled small tomatoes,
cuts across top at right angles To-
mato placed on ! tbSp sour cream
dressing. Sprinkle dressing with
chopped parsley and the tomato
with strips Of celery aad green
pepper.
l3. lima beans 4. celery.
pimiento. CT red ben pef,,a Cooked
dressing
il. c cooked carrots aud r
tart apples cut in long marrow
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
JULIAN READY
FOR THREE DAYS
Of CELEBRATION


Th.aSS aie nam ing IN the httle
mountain town Of Julian with the
people there getting thing in readi-
ness for the oig rodeo ah0 July 1, >,
and i celebration.
Roy Arnold cf A2uSa. Calf, is
busy with crew Of men getting the
arena in readiness for the rodco fea-
turcs. His string of hucking horses
has been munchiug green meadow
grass for the last 10 days il the
nearby meadow, and each and every
puC vf them locks as though he had
I'll the buck that the salticSt cowhor
rider would carr to have them turV
loose. Among them are the follow
me: Bald hornet. / ouc",nan. .in.
ger, nevil Bumper. -aprika. Bald
Eagle Jack Dempsey and others.
The cattle are on land and the
wild horses are euroutc The con
ccssioners are all beginning to erect
their places where they viii sell
every thing from red lemonade to
what have y6u. L will look like
the Main strcct Of Julian in mining
days, when every either house was
= saloon.
The barbecue man is getting his
staff ready, and there viii he bar.
becutd meat cooked in = pit under
the surface OF ,'c ground.
Tie celebration Will start with q
cowboy parade julT !. followed by
! speaking at the town hall, with
Lawrence Pritchard of san Diego
and William !. imsaker of Los An
qelos rs speakers, and Miss Ada
York, county superintendent OF
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

current, and boiling continues Vegetables begin
cooking just as swiftly. Electrochef SINNERS pots
perfectly.
This is fu>sized electric cooking machine, for
families of two to ten persons. Oven will take
2oIb. turkey Oven heat controlled by thermo'
stat. Finished in white porcelain with no cracks
to catch dirt, and all polished metal is plated in
permanent, never>rust chromium. Oven is seam
less and chromium-plated inside.
Electrochef is made by Electromaster Inc,
Detroit. Modern production methods make the
price the lowest ever put on four>burner>and'
oven electric range of comparable size and finish.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

strips. Mix with mavonnaise.
Golden glow salad.
-. grated raw carrots ami
=. grated cheddar cheese. or cubes
of fresh tomatoes and little fine
~ chopped onion. Toss lightly to-
.gether with French dressing. Serve
ION lettuce leaf
1d Head lettuce. sectioned. Any
dressing thousand island is snit.
able.
l.. Any salad green. French
dressing.
Is. Sliced cucumber or celery.
Any dressing
10. Small stalks or pieces of
crisp hearts OF celery stuffed with
cream cheese Mayonnaise oI
French dressing.
70. spinach. shredded fine
ior spinach and | c Iettuce), l
.c celery cut fine, a small amount
of green opinions sliced thin. Blend
with French dressing. Top with
cottage cheese 0may omit and may
ouaaise.
Il { spinach shredded fine. l..
g shredded cabbage or ground ear
ruts. onion sliced thin (may omit J.
french dressing.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

eiectrocheF This is not only the fastest electric
range for kitchen made. bur its Operating costs
are in harmony ,Qith ,Ohat you paying lop. A full
SIZE rangs on ,Vhich yot. prepare meals for ttVo TO
ten persons. swiftly perfectly economically. Turn the
switch and start to cook!
speed
is the thing in this electrical age, and speed
is what Electrochef gives you. This is the swift
est electric cooking machine for the household on
the market today.
This great Improvement means you can enjoy
all the advantages of electric cooking without
any limitations whatever.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
PRESS OFFERS
RECIPES FOR
SUMMER USE
feat. Cheese and Egg Comhinations

Meat, Cheese and Egg Combinations
!. ] chicken or tuna or =
cold diced meat, ! to l y celery,
VI olives, y nuts. Marinate.
, ! cooked chicken, l cucum-
ber, c walnuts, ! c peas.
3. 2 c salmon, tuna, lobster, crab
or shrimp; ! c celery; tart apple,
or cabbage cut fine. Mix with
mayoHnalse.
/. Stems and seeds removed
from green peppers. Peppers pack
I'd with well seasoned cream or cot
tage cheese and chilled Cut cross
wise into u inch slices. serve on
lettuce with mayonnaise. (Sham-
rock salad.
8. Cottage cheese or crcam m
cheese seasoned with mayonnai>e,
formed into balls and rolled in
chopped walnuts. or in chopped
parsley Serve on lettuce or water
cress.
6. / small cream cheese, i <
chopped raisins, dates or figs, 3 tbsP
cream, salt, and paprika. Add nuts
If desired. Mix into paste. Mold
into balls or mold and slice. Serve
on lettuce. French dressing.
:. / c cottage cheese. y rais-
ins, dates or figs, y walnuts, y
c mayonnafse, salt. Combine and
spread the mixture on the larger
lettuce leaves Roll Tie with mas
turtium.
s. Hard cooked eggs. Leave yolls
whole. Chop whites fine. Arrange
by spoonfuls on lettuce leaves. place
a yolk on top of each mound ana
sprinkle chopped white over il. Top
with 4 generous portion OF dressing.
\ small cooked beet and cottage
cheese balls at the side are an i'm
prove-nent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
Fireworks Banned
In City District

Attention is once moro called by
the police department 70 the city or
diuance which -5.:'idS the Ilring of
firecrackcrs or firearms in the
downtown section of the city ana
word has been passed oft that vioi-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
Motorists Must
Observe Tickets

4 notice has lust been received
by city and county traffic officers
from headquarters in Sacramento
that Il new law has been passed by
the legislature whirh affects motor
ists who fail to make their appear
aucc on trat - citations.
According to this law. all motor
lists who neglect to make this APP
pcarance will lee denied ncW license
plates for their ears when applita-
tion is made for the same for the
coming year. This will hold good
until the ticket has been taken care
OF by the negligent motoriSt
City Traffic Afficcr Frank Smyor
stated this morning that all such
names are sent to Sacramento and
kept ON file for reference at the
time new applications are made fer
plates. 1t is not necessary that til,
offcnSc for which thc ticket is is
sued be serious, as trivial traffic
offenses will be considered the same
as those Of more serious nature.
Several local rcjdcntS viii b. af
fectcd by this new law uU!csS they
attend to their traffic citations a>
, soon rs possible. Smyer stated.
schools. reading the declaration OF
independence There viii also hc -
bail game 1t 10 a. NJ. at Tie rodro
grounds. There via be few small
features N the rodeo grounds pre-
! ,e6iug the rodeo. Dancing at th,
town hall evenings of July 3, ]
and ;.
There VIII be motorcycle hill
iclimh and ball games the morning
inlv : and t.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
Vegetable Combinations

!. Cooked asparagus put through
ring of green pepper. Sliced pi-
minto earnish.
,. Sliced radishes. cucumber.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03
boils swiftly

Electrochefs four burners are the fastest ever
made They are cone,shaped, and tarnishproof
chromium reAectors throw all the heat right up
into the utensil. No heat is wasted, and that is
economy. Turn the switch to Low" saving
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-03

ators of this ordinance will be
dealt with according to the city law.
This ordinance prohibits the use
OF fireworks within the following
territory: Brighton street on the
south, Park avenue on the north,
Eighth street on the west, and FIRST
street on the east in the city of FL
Centre. NiolatorS will be guilty OF
a msdemcanor and may be punished
by q fine Of not more than $500 or
90 days in the city jail or by both
fine and imprisonment.
The TuIare County farm bureau
has been shipping two carloads per
month Of cullcd dairy cows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Housewares

AAOuSCWdTGS
- Liquid Veneer Floor 20
Mops. $100 value. :. JIG
3 EnameIed Reed
Hampers, shopworn. CD 90
$5.98 value ......... Po'IO
q Willow Clothes
:. Baskets ss S,,u.s s2-4' and $I.49
q Enameled Metal Clothes
Hampers. 1929 value, CT EO
II Super Radiant
Gas Heater. $19.9S @7n 90
-22 Porcelain Table Tons.
25x4o-in. s1.2e value. 1Qc
as Is ................
is Clothes Lines, 1oO-ft. To-
lengths. 39c value AIC
-S Everhot Electric GC 90
Heaters. $500 value. @&'1O
80 Gem Radiator Shields, $500
to e $500 values as - Price
lis Detroit Jewel Gas Ranre..
$44.75 to $105.00 values
$34.08 to $3.50
"A Metal Utility Closets.
$7-s5 value. as S3 Q0
Is .....:.... .......
II AlI-steel, EnameIed Refrig-
era era, at0r. $s2.5o $500
Il Porceiain-lined Refrig-
orator. $3.50 &OO IN
value .............
-8 Wagner Cast Aluminium
Fry Pans. $3.50 @7 q
VaIue ...u......,.
IS Wagner Cast Aluminium
Tea Kettles. $5.9S 90 %
value .s.............
"A POrceIain-top kitchen Tables,
25x40 size, seconds CO 90
$3.50 grade ......... %O'~O
I'D Quarter Pints Kannson's
Abr. Ena mel. zoe 7Oo
value
"A Decorated End Tables. 7Sc
$1.49 value ...........
--S Spark Guards for Cd 10
flrepiaces. $3.49 value. P@'r|
Kann's-Third Floor.
Leather Goods
--2S Leather Hand
bags. shopworn; $4.95 CD Or
value ...............
!-3 Leather Hand OF Or
bags, formerly $3.50. ~
- Florentine Style
Bags, soiled; $2.95 G7 90
and S495 values 49,. PAO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Children's Wear

Infants ID Cub Ie-breasted
Shirts, sizes l to 3 years. 7Qc
39c value ..............
-Rayon Boomers, Slips and
Combinations, lace trimmed.
Sizes 2 to 8 years. $1.00 400
value ...s.......
Infants White Bath Robes,
trimmed with blue or 40c
pink. $1.00 value. $500.
Suede Finished Berets and Hell
NETS. Red, green, blue 1QC
and tan 81 value. -.
Plaid Bath Robes, bound with
ribbon. Sizes 2 to 4. 1Qc
$l.00 value ...........
10 Infants Knitted Suits. white
and pink. soiled. S1.08
$4.95 value .........
Kann's-Seeond Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
SiIverware

--siIver-PIated Lamp 25c
Bases. Choice .......
- Silver Plated Cream and
sugar Sets. s4.ss $l.98
value ............
KNIVES and Forks with white
and colored h a dies. 10c
CHOICE ..........t.
Large Sterling Silver Sery-
ing Pieces. $3.50 81. 08
Wooden Salad Sets with ster-
ling silver handles. Ct 90
$2.98 value .....,....
Mahogany Finished g. Day
Mantle Clocks. 1898 Ge1. Q0
value ........s...
Kann's Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06

lie Vestees of linen, pique and
crepe de chine. Mussed. o.
$1.59 to $2.95 values. 80. ~
Large Squares of rayon crepe
and rayon. Mussed. $1.95 OSc
to $2.95 values. ......... Nv
IS Fancy Crepe Scarfs and
crepe de chine plastron collar.
$1.95 and $2.95 values. @7 An
Choice ..........
--WoOIIy Strawberries; a close
out of discontinued num- 71c
bers. $1.00 value. ...~.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Dresses

-Four Lace Dresses, afternoon
and evening models, IN blond,
blue and green; sizes IA.
is, 10. SO and 40; were S72
$3.50 .................
Two Sunday Night Dresses OF
pink chiffon; sizes l6 and %1S
le: were $25 .......
six Junior Miss Frocks, OF
silk crepe, broken sizes: GID
were $3.50 .............
lie Junior Miss FrOcks OF SIX,
crepe and lightweight
woods; broken sizes; @Q 00
were $3.50 .......
Junior Miss Knitted Suits, two
piece style. also silk crepe frocks:
seven in all; sizes broken; %1S
--JuniOr Miss Frocks Of silk crepe
and wool fabrics; 10 @6 M
only; were SO. Each ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
I No Mail or Phone Orders on Friday
Remnants and Odd Lots
Fur Coats and Scarfs

Fur Goats and SCarfs
Il OpOssum Coat. go SO
Was $1,000; now. %O|'OO
II Sealine (dyed rabbit) Coat,
with fitch collar and coz M
cuffs. Was $4,000. P|O'OV
IL II. Raccoon Coat. Was .S160
q Lapin (dyed rab-
bit) Jackets. $78 @SE On
value .............
-3 Fox Scarfs, in red, beige and
value van; iui. SIZE $1,000 $1,000
II POinte Fox
Scarf. Was $3.50; coo Sn
-3 Wolf Scarfs. platinum, rose
beige and tan. Were GOO IN
$3.50 ............ %N@'OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Underwear
Handkerchiefs

-Lineh and Cotton Handker-
chiefs, white and colors. Re
Mussed. 35c value. -.
Linen Handkerchiefs, white or
with colored borders. 7C1Z
Mussed. CSC value. ~
White Linen Handkerchiefs,
plain, colored border or one To
corner embroidery ........
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Lamps


-3 Pottery Table @7 %
Lamp Bases. Choice. PAO
IL Three-light Floor Lamp with
silk shade. $500 @7S M
value .............
II Three-Hght Floor Lamp with
silk shade. $2l.o0 @7100
Il Three-Hght Floor Lamp
with with shade $3.50 $ll.OO
~ Lamps, floor and Clio M
bridge. $500 value %AO'OO
III Lamp Bases, bridge and
junior styles. $4.9S @2 40
Value ...............
"a Bridge Lamps with 90 90
parchment shades -. %~
"A Floor Lamps with @0 90
parchment shades -. 4PS'~O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Jewelry
% Wrist Watch Bracelets
for women. $3.50 CT M
value ............... %A'OO
3 Rhinestone Buc- @7 OS
kIes, formerly 1895. %A'1O
IS Imported Black GaIaIith
Necklaces, 3O-in. length. 90
$685. value ...... OIC
Il Sterling Silver Rand Bracelet
set with emerald
'colored stones. $3.50 90 OK
Value ..............
IS Bracelets in Russian an
ttque effect. $4.95 CT O0
lis Sterling Silver Clasps for
3-strand necklaces. 75c 70c
and $l.00 values. ....... AOO
3 Necklaces, real stone and
ss1I,d silver. ss.s5 $l.OO
value ...............
d Novelty Pins. $1.s5 GOO
and $2.95 values .......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Bed Coverings
10 KenwoOd Blankets, all wool.
plain colors, bound with satin,
discontinued weights. 72X84, and
6Ox84 sizes. Were CT or
$3.50 and $1,000. Each " ''/O
go Sample and SOiIed Blankets,
in plaids and plain colors, soiled.
Were 1926 to SLABS. at
$3.50 to $ll.95
-S Cotton Blankets, plain colors
with striped borders, size 70x80
in gray, tan, and @1 or
white. SO value, soiled @A'|O
yp0nI EfIHaSE nATy-
cred with plain and figured
sateen, soiled. $4.95 @2 90
value. Each ........
--6 Plush Auto Robes, plain and
two tone, standard @Q 20
sizes. Were $5.95. Each, %OO
-6 Satin Covered Comforts,
wool filled, some finished with
cord. plain colors, in
double-bed size. $25 GO OK
value, soiled, ........
rs Rayon Satin Comforts, 1907
wool filled, silk cord OF or
edge. Two-tone colors Up ~"
Kann's-Street Floor.
Hurt Books
Odds and ends of fiction, mis-
cellaneous books and juveniles.
Jackets soiled from ham OSc
ding. Choice. .......... OO
Downstairs Bookstore.
Toilet Goods
Odds and Ends, including pow
ders. creams, lotions, etc.
75c to $1.oo values. 2Qc
ChOlce
Kann's-Street Floor.
Framed Prints
--150 colored prints Of various
sizes, designs and subjects. Some
of the frames slightly rub 90
bed. $1.00 value. Choice, 0OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Lingerie

Lingerie
SO Pongee Chemise, step-ins
and slips. Also twill satin slips
in dark colors.
zee to sl.Oo 2 for $l.OO
values .........
Gowns ana 3 for $I.OO
20 Rayon Crepe Slips, white
n d black. $l.s5 Sl.50
value .............,.
Is Bed Jackets of
albatross and silk. S1 80
silk Crepe and RayOn Crepe
indies. $1.5s to $1R5 $l.OO
lis Sateen COoIie Coats in In
dian print designs. csc Soc
VaIue ..........:..
Kann's-Second Floor.
Girls Wear
rs Wash Dresses, sizes SOC
7 to IL years ........
~ Lightweight Coats, sizes Z
and II years. $685. Sl,50
Value ...............
-3 CoOlie Goats, in COo
bright colors .........
q Taffeta Party Dresses, sizes
10 and IA years. G2 OK
$3.50 value .....
q Fur Trimmed Coats. sizes
and 10 years. $12.95 G. OK
value ...............
30 Wool Dresses,
sizes 7 to IA. $2.95 @1 20
value ...............
Kann's-Second Floor.
COrsettes
Ia CorseIettes, for CT ~
merly $500 ........
Al Scanties, sizes 38 C. 00
TO "A. $40 value. -.
Odd Lot Girdles and COrse-
Iettes. Formerly IL Price
$500 to $1,000. -. III
- Bien JOIie COrse- @S On
letteS. $40 value. go.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Buy Friday and Save!
Art Goods

Stamped 5-pc. Luncheon Sets
Of unbleached material. 30c
sec value ...........
Small Lot observation-disclosures
Models, soiled. $500 @7 M
to $500 values. ......
Ia Boudoir Lamps.
Shades soiled. $2.98 G7 M
value ..............
-Children's Dresses and Aprons,
stamped and ready made. Sizes
2 to 6.years. soc to 7sc 70c
values
Small Lot Yarns.
Balls and skeins. 1910
Choice ............
Large Balls Pearle Cotton. As
sorted colors. Size 5; soc 70o
value .......
Kann 's2F'ourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Hosiery
Rec. 6Qc ID 500 YaI,.ea

30 prs. Silk Hose Han QS
died. Sold ''as is. OOC
--S5 prs. ull-Fashioned
Bemberg Hose. Service 20
weight; Isle tops $500, O|O
40 prs. Silk Hose, Lace To-
mesh effect. Broken sizes. AOC
SO prs. Hose, assorted STYLES.
Regular and extra sizes. En
81 value OOC
--l20 prs. Full Fashioned
Bemberg Hose. Irregu- CO.
hats ............s...
rs prs. Cotton Hose. Burson
balbriggan, in white and OE
black. Extra sizes. 49,. 49,
--1S prs. Fashioned Hose,
service and chiffon weights. Used
as samples. $l.00 IL x1r;ca
to $3.50 values. -. IL PAASO
Ill prs. Chiffon Hose,
full fashioned. 2-point 2Sc
black heels ...........
---116 prs. Crepe Chiffon
Hose, full fashioned. r. 7Oo
regulars ...............
$50 prs. Wool and Rayon E0c
Sport Hose, knit to 'fit...
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06

- Black Coats,
s sase So 50 a to a. Were $500
II Black BrOadtaiI Fabric Coat.
collar Of mink -dyed Gro nn
marmot. Was $98.50, %OIsUO
IL Wine COl0red Coat, fisher
fitch trimmed; size GOO IN
IA. Was $3.50. @O1.OU
3 Tan Sports
Coats, sizes 10 and @Vn ~
80. Were $16.75. -. @IO'OO
II Gray Jimmie Roadster Coat.
size IA. Was $19.75; @7O n
- Tweed Sports Coats, in dark
g gow Were s1S.7S; $l2.75
Kann's-Second Floor.
SpOrtswear
-AH-wOOl Coat Sweaters. novel
ty weayes and lightweight wool
Jerseys, in navy, black, tan and
powder blue; SO to A ct or
IS u pom Sweaters; 600
Sizes o4 10 ~. EACH.
knitted Suits and Two-pieee
Dresses, with beret to match:
variety of colors; sizes 90 or
IA to 20 ............ PO.1O
Kann's-second Floor.
Wash FrOcks
Uniforms
-Women's Wash Frocks, some
soiled; broken sizes; $1.00 En.
to $1.95 values OOC
-RayOD Crepe Dresses, broken
sizes and colors; slight deO On
ly imperfect; were $2.95 %%sOU
10 Organdy Aprons. novelty
print designs; slightly 90
soiled: were 81 and 81 .95, at OIC
10 Maids Uniforms, Of striped
chambray, white broadcloth and
poplin; broken sizes; CT 90
were $1.95 to 1895. PA'UO
30 C0lored Uniforms Of rayon
taffeta, in broken sizes @O 40
and colors; were $595 ~@'FI
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Home Fittings

lis FRS. Armur Tap
estry POrtieres; $685. CT 90
value ..............
40 prs. Rope Por-
S sieTss, $3.50 % s7.sa $3.50
Curtain Strips, former To-
ly 39c to 69c. Choice. -. IL
Is MOquette Velour
c Vsina Covers sl4.'' 1878
IS Cretonne Folding or ro
Screens, $9.98 value. %O.OO
Screens Iss's ssloo F ro11e So. 90
--2S Jiffy Auto Covers for seats
and backs Of coaches
and sedans; $2.95 CT "a
and 1895 values. -. PAsO1
$50 Duplex window
Shades, seconds $l.00 and 40
$l.25 grades .... FIC
Sample Uph o1stery %
Squares, T9c to LIS values OIC
Remnants Curtain and
Drapefy Materials, ACC to ~
98c values. Yard &OC
Remnants Curtain and
Drapery Materials, Ice to To.
39c values. Yard ....... AOC
IL CretOnne Cush ION 70
Sets, 81 AZ value. &c
~ bolts, French Marqui-
settle for curt a in S; 39c 10
value. Yard ..... LII
liz Spanish Curtain 20
Rods, $3.50 value. -. OIC
-Ruffied Curtains. for 40.
merly zoe to 98c. Pair. f1C
Kann's-Third Floor.
Toys
II Miniature Golf Set
for out or indoors: e6 Ar
1895 value ........ PO' tO
IL Toy Bear, on
ya1se aoilea. sl4.75 $685.
- Mack Dump
7 TsssAr 'ollea' '4.ss $1.88
- Keystone Moving
s sJ.ss Ts;a.. Machines $4.88
II Red Bird AirpIane,
value N sample $500 So. rs
II VelOcipede, floor
: :ia'sS v4lu :oliea; $ls.s5
II Fire Chief Auto,
painted red; soiled; eS 90
1926 value ...,... PO' -
Boys Speed Bike, OK AZ
soiled; $24.75 value %AO'tO
n Pool Tables, COM
plete; soiled; $4.95 @O 90
value ..........
"A Imported Dolls,
dresses soiled; $685. @C az
value ..-........
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Ribbons
-Gibbon Remnants, for O.
r. ily 15c to Csc yard 80. -
Small Lot Metal Bag
Frames. 79c to $1oo Gnc
values ........... wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Pull-on and Fancy
Cuff Was!.:.abIe
Fabric Gloves
SOC pr.

-730 pairs of gloves to
sell at this low price Fri
day. Some with self,
others two-tone stitched
backs. Sizes 6 to 8 in
cocoa, beaver, mode and
oak shades.
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Rugs

q Anglo S.s-..h
Rugs Rugs '&lz II. 'loO $3.50
IL Wool MIILOn
Rug. sxl2 ~. $685. GO Ok
value
- Seamless Wool
v. ys,y e 1 E1s, 'nls It, $2I.5O
IL Seamless Ak
minister r sss ! E ,s;,,. SKI S22.95
II WOrsted Wilton
Rug Rug, s1S It, $685. s48. rs
II Worsted Wilton
Rug, 8l4x101z it. GA OK
$4,000 value ...... W.
Il Seamless Administer Rug.
s shzl % - y. sr.s Sec 1925
II Seamless Ak
minister Rug, 9x12 @26 OK
#. sac so value. -.
so Jute Velvet Rugs, CT *
27x54 in. $1.95 value,
100 Administer Mats, Ge7 00
size 15x27 in. .......
II Brussels Weave
Tapestry Rug Ok $3.50
-125 yds. Inlaid Linoleum REM
nants. $1.59 value So. 52c
20 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs,
9x12 IT. Floor SAM e6 S0
Piles, $10.75 grade. ~
IS Felt Base Run
ners, Sxs #. ss45 $l.89
value .............
B Felt-Base Rugs, size S0c
3x41k #. Choice. ......
Kann's-Third Floor.
Umbrellas
-3 16-Rib silk Umbrellas. Green.
brown and red. $7.95 S2 QQ
81 I6-Rib Umbrellas, IS. Of
gloria, 16 of silk. in navy. brown.
green, red, and purple. CT Q0
$3.95 value ..... ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
$l.OO Lace
NeckWear
SOC

Imported and domestic
grades of lace, made up
into collar and cuff sets,
bertha collars, panel coll
lars and sweetheart sets
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Fur Collar
Lengths
$1.79 ca.

"A nice assortment of
furs. including lapin dyed
rabbit), thibetine, and
coney. in brown, beige,
gray and black. Four
inch widths in desirable
lengths for coat collars.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Framed Prints

$50 colored prints Of various
sizes, designs and subjects. Some
of the frames slightly rub EAo
bed. $1.00 value. Choice, OOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06

For afternoon, street or
business wear; of Canton
crepe, transparent velvet,
satins. lightweight wool. In
bright shades, also plenty Of
black. Sizes IA to SO.
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06

Dull finished, full-fash-
toned hose, with tops inter-
lined with Isle. Sizes az
to 10 in smart colors.
Kann's-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
$l.OO Linen
Lunch Cloths
60c
Csc Turkish
TOWELS
l8c

-20x40-inch heavy, dou-
ble-thread turkish towels
with colored stripe borders.
A specially purchased lot.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
Bed Coverings

10 KenwoOd Blankets, all WOOL
plain colorS, bound with satin,
discontinued weights. 72x84, and
60x84 sizes. Were CT or
$3.50 and $1,000. Each W 'O
30 Sample and S0iIed Blankets,
in plaids and plain colors, soiled.
Were S3a5 to S1Aq5 At