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Evening star., 1931-06-20
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Pop was smoking and thinking in his
private chair with n satisfied expression
and was hunting all around the room
and after while pop Sed, Keep in one
place. cant you, are you nee or are
you q boy?
Wen q, pop, I'm looking for some
thing. I'm looking for q key, I sed.
What sort of q key? pop sed.
just q ordnerry big round key with
q little rust on It, Sed. I've looked
evsrywheres except under you. pop,
maybe you're setting on it. I sed, and
pop sed, A man Of my sensitive nature
couldent feel this comfortable even sit
ting on q little hat key, much less q
big round one. and whats more doubt
If Id feel this comfortable again II
once got up to see II / was sitting on .
key of any dimensions, he sed.
Well its darn s,funny. sed.
And started to look again, looking
on things and In things, and between
things and under things and after a
while pop Sed. You're a flee and not Q
boy. I've decided the question for my.
self.
Well G wizzikers, pop. you must bt
sitting on 1t. its the last place, sed
Jumping jukiter, look for yourself
pop sed.
And he got up far enough for me tC
feel under him. Wich I did. and II
waSent there, me saying, It's darn funny
I've herd of much more amusing hap
penings, pop sed. What key was 1t
what was 1t for? he sed.
I'm not sure, sed, and pop sed, Fol
Peet sake how can even q flee look fol
something without knowing what he''
looking for?
| Well gosh. pop, know what I'm look
ing for, Id reckonize IL as soon as
saw it, but don't know what Is wat
for because l ony found 1t this after.
noon and / haven't had time to find Q
keyhole for 1t yet. sed.
Ye>gods. you're 2 fees. pop sed.
Wich just then I found the key In
my back pockit.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

Incidentally, glass-ducr bookcases re-
lieve the homemaker s,f much laborious
busting of volumes.
Book shelves abovs desks or tables
are well placed fro m the decorative
standpoint and usually from one Of con-
venience also. Such an arrangement is
excellent In q studg nt's room. Appro-
priatsness lends zesf; to such decoration.
Here Is q handy R,ok for Q dictionary,
encyclopedia and study books Of al
sorts.
Avoid having book shelves or built
In bookcase under window. There is
danger Of rain COZ ming on them should
q sudden shower come up while the
window Is open, and before there Is
time to shut IT, Also dust from outside
will percolate through the books, and
dampness get iTito the pages. Book
cases by the side s of flreplaces are free
from such niishf aps. and often such an
arrangement is decorative.
tCcy,yriEht, ls3i)
Evening star., 1931-06-20
Ny Neighbor Says:

After washing white silk stock
ings or gloves and rinstng them
thoroughly be sure to hang them
In the shade to dry. This will
keep them white.
If the chicken Is we'll rubbed
inside and out with q cut lemon
before being cooked it will make
the meat white, Juicy and tender.
The instinct Of q baby is TO put
everything into its mouth. A
mother should choose for 1t toys
that are smooth, that can be
easily washed and kept clean,
toys without loose parts that may
be detached and swallowed:
brightly painted toys should never
be considered.
Seven drops of lemon juice
added to a pint of cream before
whipping 1t will cause It to beat
up in less than half the time It
would without the juice.
(Copyrisht, 1917
Evening star., 1931-06-20

nice in skipper blue and white print
with sleeve frills and jabot of self-fabric
with the binding in plain blue.
For resort a red and white dotted
dirnity is attractive Fiat washable
crepe silk in white, yellow or dusty pink
is very chic.
For more formal occasions. select
chiffon print Iobwebby lace or chiffon
printed, voile.
Size 36 requires 3ss yards S5-tncn
with u yard 35-inch contrasting, with
334 yards binolng.
For a pattern of this style, send is
cents in stamps or coin directly TO The
Washington Stars New York Fashioa
Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth
street, New York
Vacation days are here againl
So nearly here, at least, that It's
time for you to be thinking about your
Summer wardrobe.
We've prepared a book to hslp you
plan for the most colorful fashion
period Of the year. A book that offers
the best selection Of styles for the sea-
son for the adult, miss, stout and child,
and helps the reader to economic.
You can save SO by spending 10
cents for this book The edition Is
limited so we suggest that you send 10
cents In stamps or coin today for your
copy 10 Fashion Department Price o.
book, 10 cents.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
Cornmeal Rolls.

Make a soft dough with one and
one fourth cupfuls Of white -four, three
fourths cupful Of unrefined cornmeal
three teaspoonfuls of baking powder
two tablespoonfuls of butter, one egg,
half cupful Of milk and one tea
spoonful Of salt. This should be sim
liar to baking powder biscuit dough
Roll out and cut with q round biscuit
cutter. Fold Ike Parker House rolls
and bake in Q Quiek oven!
Evening star., 1931-06-20
How Craft Won a Dinner.
The crafty almost always tries
BY clever trick to win the prize


1t was in Just such a way that Mr..
and Mrs. Speedfoot the Coyotes won
their dinner in Prairie dog Town.
Speedfoot had known Just what would
happen the instant that Mrs. Speed
foot showed herself, and 1t had hap
pened. Zap Yap. the nearest Prairie
dog. had given the alarm and instantly
there had been a mad scramble for
safety. In jiffy the town had ap-
peared deserted. Mrs. Speedfoot had
kept right on, and Speedfoot had waited
until the last Prairie-dog had disap-
peared. Then he had raced after her.
Straight into the very middle of the
town they had raced. There Speedfoot
had flattened himself behind one of
the houses, one that he had seen some
half-grown young Prairie dogs enter.
He could hear excited barks coming
from houses all around He knew that
in each just a little way from the en-
trance a Prairie-dog was sitting on a
landing provided for just that purpose
Evening star., 1931-06-20
snoh Sister.

How did that man make such a sue.
cess?" you ask in Hollywood. "He? Oh
he's never polite TO anybody except tn,
big guns"
One girl made . mistake and wa.
ruoe TO the wrong person. Let's cal
her Elise Darlington. Her husband wal
o dramatist who had done good work
Evening star., 1931-06-20

bow at the front Of the neck will
sometimes answer the purpose just as
we'll
The double tab arrangement shown
at the left Is easy to make. Cut two
pieces Of linen or batiste, plain or en-
broidered, 9 inches long and 4 inches
wide. Finish them with q narrow hem
on all sides and edge them with mar
row lace. fulled slightly or mitered at
the corners. Then gather them a little
in the middle and there you are-they
are ready to sew to the front of your
blouse. If you use this trimming on a
cotton or linen blouse or dress you
may use the same sort Of valenciennes
lace to edge the neckline.
Another easy y-to-make neck trimming
Is shown at the right. Cut piece OF
sheer material-embroider batiste or
f1ne linen z or inches long and or
inches wide. Shape II to form the
Evening star., 1931-06-20
Lamb Stew.

Cut lamb from neck or shoulder into
pieces. Brown in fat with chopped
onion. Cover with boiling water and
let cook. Add diced carrots and celery
and some parsley and pepper Cook
for two hours, or until tender. Halt
an hour before entirely cooked add some
small potatoes Serve hot on q platter
and garuish with parsley.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
NANCY PACE
Vacation Clothes Practical
Ones This Year

Polly was going nor . two weeks va
cation. She wanted to know what
kind Of clothes to ouy. Nancy told her
that she would ysed very few for her
vacation that would not At into her
regular Summer wardrobe Even when
one stays at hons. there are motor trips,
picnics. evening dances and occasional
dinners down bDwn And the clothes
that viii do for those affairs are Just
Evening star., 1931-06-20

wear or for lunch or dinner at the tea
room or hotel is good. The silk may be
printed say in black or white. or it may
be q plain one in a Shantung weave.
But the Shantung weaves lend them
selves more readily to the sports type
Of dress. One OF these in linen or
Shantung or better still IN pique or
cotton mesh Is ideal for sports or for
picnics It has, this year, cap sleeves.
For evening wear there is q dress Of
cotton net or embroidered batiste. With
this one should have q diminutive wrap.
say Of silk or preferably of black vel
vet. This may Be the cape type as
shown here, or the abbreviated jacket
which Is usually 50 short it's almost o
bolero.
(Copyrtrht 1871
Evening star., 1931-06-20

but had not made
much money. He
came TO Hollywood
with q three-month
contract and plen:y
Of promise. But his
wife, Elise. turned II
all into hash.
Carrington'g boss
was q supervisor
whose name In this
story will be Brooks.
Brooks also had q
wife, Kate. q little,
AlAsA - saaAkk1V Akaf~aA
Evening star., 1931-06-20
Trimming for Summer Dresses
BY MARY MARSHALL.

jabot shown In the sketch, turn Q mar
row hem or roll the edges and hnish
with narrow lace.
If you like you may use plain linen
and batiste and finish with nne en-
broidery yourself. A single jabot OF
this sort Is effective, but II you want
something a little more elaborate make
two CT these pointed tabs, one q trifie
larger than the other. Embroider the
smaller one and place over the larger
and then sew into position at the front
of the neck.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
N NATU r E.
CH IL ID II E N
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
L
Illustrations by Mary Foley.

XxXvI,
THE CABBAGE BUTTERFLY.
Pieris Rapae.
TIME marriage took place In the
evening. The bride and brtde-
groom wore straw-colored satin
L clothes. The brides forewings
were splaslned with black near
the tips and her body was harkeT The
bridegToom's wing trimming was much
lighter. Both had waving antennae. or
"feelers," and q pair Of large compound
eyes. They uncoil heir hoselike beak
and suck up the liquids served TO them
Evening star., 1931-06-20

It Is surprising to see what world
Of difference q simple touch Of lingerie
win make to the general becomingness
Of q Summer dress. One need not
have collars and GUNS to make this
transformation. A simple jabot or
Evening star., 1931-06-20

the ones Ito take on q vacation.
A polot coat is good type for the
top coat. It looks trim on the water,
in the ulachine. or on q walk in the
cool Of Vne morning. A Panama hat is
good, always. It has q brim. 1t can
stand sun or rain. 1t is light and easy
to pack.
A knitted or boucle suit Is practical
for train wear With such q suit may
be worm dressy blouses or polo shirts.
1t Is an all around costume
A Printed silk dress for afternoon
Evening star., 1931-06-20
Rice With Tomato.

Rice. cooked with tomato. with a
cheese sauce, or with eggs, would make
different. hearty and delicious dishes.
It Is also good with creamed chicken,
with fish au gratin, with curries and as
q savory.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
JOLLY POLLY
A Lesson in Etiquette
By JOSEPH ,. FRIscH:

M. OD.-Many rules Of table man
ners may be dispensed with at basket
picnics and outings where the use OF
knife and fork becomes awkward. Fried
chicken, develed eggs and other such
foods ordinarily taken with the fork
may be taken IN the fingers on such
occasions.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.


Cantaloupe
Nodded Cereal With Cream
Broiled Lamb Chops, Potato Cakes
Hot Date Muhdns Coffee.
DINNER.
Fruit Cup, Roast Duck
Currant Jelly Celery Olives
Mashed Potatoes
Aspagarus, Butter Sauce
Cucumber and Tomato Salad =
French Dressing
Strawberry Shortcake Coffee.
SUPPER. :.
Duck Sandwiches Pickles
Stuffed Olives
Strawberry Shortcake
Whipped Cream Iced Tea.
POTATO CAKES.
Peel about 2 quarts potatoes
and cook In salted water until
tender. Drain and mash. Add
more salt, caraway seeds and
flour enough to make Stiff. Flat
ten out into round cakes about 1
inch thick, cut as you would pie
and bake on frying pan on top
of stove. Have plenty of salt
pork fat to cook them In. Turn
every few minutes so they will
not burn. They should be eaten
while hot with plenty Of butter.
ROAST DUCK.
Singe, wash, remove oil bag and
all inside substance; wash in salt
water and rinse. Fill with a
bread dressing, using plenty of
onion seasoning; sew up. Place
duck on q rack In q double or
covered roasting pan; sprinkle
with -four, salt and pepper. Pin,
with toothpicks, slices Of fat pork
over breast. Put / cup water in
bottom Of pan. When duck be-
gins to cook II will furnish its
own basting, as duck is quite fat.
Put into q hot oven. After 20
minutes reduce heat. Allow is
minutes per pound.
SHORTCAKE.
One egg well beaten, table
spoonfuls sugar, l tablespoonful
butter melted, tablespoonfuls
milk, teaspoonful cream Of tar
tar and u teaspoonful saleratus,
using flour enough to sttffen.
Bake IN two Washington pie
plates. When done, spread with
Strawberries and whipped cream
and put together.
i (copySiSht, 1eSi)
Evening star., 1931-06-20
DAILY DIET RECIPE
EGGS IN TOMATO CUPS.
-Four tomatoes.
-Four eggs.
One.ha1f fPaEnOOn salt.

One-half teaspoon salt.
SERVES FOUR PORTIONS.
Choose round tomatoes Of equal
size. Wash them. Cut OF tops.
SCOOP out insides (save these for
soup or gravy. Drop . raw egg
into each tomato cup, seasoning
with salt and replacing tomato
cover. Put tomatoes on baking
dish and bake in moderate oven
about Is minutes until eggs are
set. Serve very hot. Can be
served plain or with q Bechamel
sauce or o brown gravy.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe as given furnishes pro-
tein, much iron, lime and vita
minis A, B and G. Could be
catch by children 4 and over.
Can be eaten by normal adults Of
average, over or under weight.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

makeup gives the complexion q dark
tone? M ".
Answer-Batning tired, dull eyes with
a simple eyewash. such as boric acid
solution, helps make them look brighter
There are reliable eyewashes on the
market. However, the only way to get
real sparkle in your eyes is to be
healthy. happy and interested in life.
Eyes are the mirrors of the soul az
Suntan powder in liquid or dry form
gives a dusky hue to the complexion. 1t
comes in shades of light and dark
brown. LOIS LEEDS.
CCopyright, 1s3I.D
Evening star., 1931-06-20

1.-THE Bells,F' made famous by Sir
Henry Irving, being produced in Eng
land e. tall ls.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

JOURNALS.
all ready to pop out as soon as 1t
seemed safe to do so
Mrs. Speedfoot shifted at the door,
ways of several houses, and in those
houses there was sudden silence. Then
she turned and walked back the way
she had come. When she reached the
edge of the town. she trotted on. Back
on the rise Of the ground she sat down.
1t wasn't long before heads began to
appear at the doorways. OF course
Mrs. Speedfoot was seen at once, but
Evening star., 1931-06-20
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

large powder pun. The starch may be
brushed out afterward.
LOIS LEEDS.
Eyes and Completion.
Dear Miss Leeds: Is there O LIQUID
to put In the eyes to make them sparkle
and Is Il harmful? ca What sort Of
Evening star., 1931-06-20
The Woman Who Makes Good

By HELEN WOODWARD. E8
VINO started her frightened vp and rho became one
the highest uDonTen Ameren
Evening star., 1931-06-20
THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE

Develop this delightfully."- smart model
in one of the new printed linens now
so modish-and it's stunning.
Garry 1t out in yellow and brown
scheme as sketched-it's just perfectly
dear. The ground is yellow and Is pat
termed in soft green and cocoa brown
coloring. The bindings are in the brown
shade. The beruffled sleeves and tabot
are plain yellow handkerchief linen.
It's 50 inexpensive and simplicity II
self to make It.
Style No. 3153 is designed for sizes
1e, 1s years, 50, 80, 20, ~, "A and 46
inches bust.
In a silk crepe print. It Is especially
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Homefttings

Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Materials, Csc to 39c 70e
values. Yard ..........
% Glider Hammocks, damaged.
$12.s5 to SASS &6 Oh.
"a Three-Fold Draft
Screens, soiled, s7.sa $3.65
-3 Bolts 5O-in. Tapes QOc
try, $1.95 value. Yard. ~
-13 window Awnings, 80 and 48
inches wide. Sl.98 7Oc
value .............
3 Cedar Chests,
W nut finished. &6 *
$12.s5 value ........ ~O' ."
Table Lot Curtains, assorted
styles. $1.49 to $1.98 Q1c
values. Pair ...........
Assorted Curtain Materials and
Drapery Damask, 36 inches
wide. 39c to ACC values. 7Oo
Yard .................
Ia Bolts Reversible Terry
Cloth CretOnnes, soc OQc
value. Yard ............
-l5O Knock Down Screen
Frames, 30x30 inches. 90
ACC value .............. ~
-65 Glazed Chintz
Boudoir Chair Covers, c1 90
$2.98 value ..........
Ia Screen Doors, damaged.
$198 to 1898 values. G1 00
Each
Reversible Warp Print go
Cretonnes, Csc value. Yd.. S
Sample Upholstery Squares,
ACC to 98c values. O1c
window Shades, 80 to SO
inches wide, Az to 6 IT. long.
Seconds of soc to 89c COc
values. EACH .......... 40
-27 Sun-Ray Beds, $l.39 7Oc
Remnants Curtain and ORA
perry Materials, ACC to CSC OSc
val -"iu': s-P e"'G Belgian Linen Slip
Cover Set, $4,000 $3.50
Il Set Reversible Warp Print
Cretonne Slip Covers, Clio
$3.50 value ........... Wv
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Lamps

Lamps
Ia Pottery Lamp Bases, TO-
$1.29 value ............. -
$50 Electric Light q for CT
Bulbs, special. % %I
3 Table Lamps, 1929 6Oc
value
Ill Radio Lamps, $l.29 o.
20 vanity Lamps; % 90.
Bed Lamps; 1929 value. O|C
- Bridge Lamps, CD 40
complete with shades %@'1~
--35 Parch m n tiled 90.
Shades, choice, as is. -. &c
. Table Lamps, @7 40
$3.49 value ......... %A'F|
3 Twin Bed Lights, Cd 90
complete with shades 600
IS Junior Floor I'D 90
Lamps, $498 value. :. %N'1O
. Indirect Floor
Lamps, 1895 value. 90 20
AS Is ...............
kann S-Thrd Floor.
Neckwear
Sample Neckwear, of pique,
lace, organdy and eyelet o.
embroidery. Choice 49,. SSC
Linen Hats, white, pink and
blue. Stitched brims; 17o
Y,nnccod T6O
Ia Net TUNES, white,
ecru and green; $685. CD 40
value ...............
Velvet Berets, $100 to SOo
$1.59 values. .......
White and COlOred 20.
Blousettes. 81 value. -. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Toilet Goods

a Tourist Gases, $3.50 S0o
and $3.50 values. ....... OOO
LA r.1a.. k ss.S Tees SOC Csc
a Riguard's busting S0o
Powder. $3.50 values. -. wv
-l9 D'Orsay Compacts, $100
and $3.50 values; Is D'Orsay
Lipsticks, $1.00 value;
5 D'Orsay Rouge. soc OSc
value; each. ........
"A LaDandy busting Powder
and 1 LaDandy Bath Salts, $3.50
value; 10 Lentheric
busting Powder, $500 CT 90
value; each. ........ %A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Lingerie
so Crepe Gowns, regu-
lar and extra sizes. soc I1c
value
One and Two Piece Pajamas,
muslin gowns, slips and step
ms. soc to s1.oO . for S1
values ..........
so Gloria Taffeta CT M
Pajamas. Sl.95 value. ~AOO
Wolfe ChemiSe, Step-ins and
Panties. . for CE~
sec value $50. OC
Beach and Lounging Robes
an d Pajamas. IL D.;~o
S395 to $40 values II L O
Silk Chemise, Step-ins and
Panties. sl.29 to $l.s5 S7.OO
values .........'....
-Sateen Beach Robes IIo
and PajamaS ...........
Kann's-SecondF Floor.
Laces
Remnants Imported Eyelet
Batiste and Embroid-
cred Organdy; 1925 CT IN
value. Yard ........ %A'OO
-AlI-0ver LaceS, chantilly and
Spanish types. $1.49 Q7 0O
value. Yard ....... $1'OU
Kann's-Street Floor.
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45.in. Six POneee
COOlie Goats
Sl.79

-Gayly colored coats in
oriental and floral de-
signs. Easy to pack.
Smart to wear. Misses and
women's sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Goats

Goats
IS Navy and Black Coats.
Misses sizes. $500 $500
a Gray Wool Crepe Coats.
Galyak collars. sss $1,000
Ms Green Wool Crepe Coats.
Fur collars. $500 60 SO
value ...............
. COats-fur trimmed cape
collars. Misses
sizes. $2S and $34 Oil M
VaIueS ............
C g.! M'; .,s a. s ,1,,,. 1895
IS Black Silk Goats
fur collar. Size Is. 90 n0
$4,000 value. ....... ~OOO
3 short Velvet
Evening Wraps. @70M
$3.50 value. $50.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Silverware
Il Nickel plated
Water Pitcher, $4.98 @1 OQ
10 Glass Sugar and Creams,
with sterling silver de- EOc
posts, $l.00 value. Each. wv
lis Sets Individual Salt and
Pepper Shakers, $l.00 7Qc
value
lie Sterling Silver Serv- E0o
ing Pieces, $1.19 value, ca. wv
Il Tea Set, silver plated. Ham
mered design. $24.98 &1S
value ..................
- 2-Pc. Child Sets, sill HOD
yer plated. csc value. -. tn
IS Old Dutch Kitchen Clocks,
8 = day movement. CT 90
$2.9S value .......... %A'>
Kann's-Thfrd Floor.
Notions
Shopping Bags - two 3Oc
styles; choice. .........
Odd Lot Tape,
Braid and Bathing 2 for 15c
odd Lot OF Notions,
Garter Belts, Baby Pants, III
etc. Some soiled. Each. = -
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TOYS


Il Health Rider with @1 Or
duck head. $295 value %A'SO
. Speedbikes, with
coaster brake. $3.50 @1S ~
value .............
Il Table and Chair Set with
blackboard d e S k, OF or
Soiled. $12.45 value. %O'|O
q Large s a nd S4. Or
a Italian Seaplanes, 20
$4.95 value ........ ..... wv
q WIKI Motor Boats, 90 ~
damaged. $9.95 value spO'OO
IS Water or Play Balls, COo
ACC value ............... >O
a Velocipedes for children 4
to 6 years. $5.85 90 90
VhAuc
. Miniature Lawn CT 40
Golf Sets. $11.50 value %A
IS Dolls in AirpIane, COo
$l.00 value .............
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Leather Goods

"a Leather b q gs, @7 or
shopworn. s4.95 value.
p Leather Bags,
black and brown! 90 or
$3.50 value. ........ w
800 Bags. of leather, fabric and
imitation leather. For 7Oc
merly o4c end sl.59, -. ~
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-Women's initiated Linen 70
Handkerchiefs ............
-Women's Novelty Handker-
chiefs, of linen and silk. 70c
35c to soc values. EACH.
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SpOrtSWear

SpOrtswear
Misses and Children's Wool
Bathing Suits, plain and novelty;
$3.50 and $195 values; OSc
Sizes 6 to 10 yrs. .......
Bathing Caps and 7Oc
Shoes, odd lot. Choice. NV
Ia Silk Blouses. 100
Kann's-Second Floor.
Furs
. Gray American
Fox Scarfs. $24.00 GID M
value ............
a 81 q Red .. Fox Scarf $1,000
:: Ia !; Su S.1,;. skin, $24.O0
81 s,,,, s .l.s 1.,,, Fox $500
81 sd.r, B. .1ss v., To1 $500
20 - !! Red r. To. soarfs' $500
. Brown Fox OLE M
ScarfS. $38 value. Up Ao'OO
y Beige Fox Scarf. 5000
$500 value. ........ ~>'OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Linens
"A 7-pc. Linen Damask Table
Sets, 59xSs cloth. $685. I'd OK
lie 7-pc. Luncheon Sets, 54-in.
cloth and six napkins. AOo
95c Va1ue. ..............
100 Table Napkins, solid
colors. soc to $l.oO values. 3Sc
@io AiI-over Lace Bedspreads,
double-bed size. $3.50 I'D Ok
value .............
SIS doz. Turkish Wash
Cloths. with stripe border. 2Qc
Dozen
AZ Turkish Towels, heavy
weight. Seconds of soc COc
grade. Each. ........... ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
inexpensive Dresses
Us Rayon and Cotton
Dresses, small sizes; $2.95 90
value ................
-S Ray0n Print
Dresses, small sizes: @7 90
$3.95 value .......... %A'OO
--15 Printed Broadcloth Dresses,
sleeveless; med ium CD 90
sizes; $2.9S value. -. %@sGI
~ Shantung and Silk Dresses,
white and. pastels; CT or
1895 value .......... %A'|C
&c Col0red Rayon Taffeta Uni
forms; small sizes; CD OO
$5.95 value .......... %N.OO
IS Nurses Uniforms of white
poplip; small sizes; @0 nn
$500 value ......... %OsOO
--S Nurses Uniforms of white
broa d cloth; small
sizes: $2.95 and $395 CT 90
values .....e........ ~AsS/
Kann's-Second Floor.