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When to Snend.

In a radio address DR.. julius Klein
Assistant Secretary of Commerce, de-
scribes the provision of more jobs as
the lone solution-and only one'-of
the whole problem of business depres-
sion. Devoting large part Of his adj
dress to statistics indicating the part
played by the Governm mt in pro-
viding jobs, he paints out that about
$725, 100000 is being sp-nt on Federal
public works this year, as contrasted
with the $275 100000 so spent in the
calendar year 1928, an increase of 160
per cent. In March of this year the
Federal-aid road contracts amounted to
$52,00o,0o0, as against $13,000,0o0 in
March, 1880 Other figures indicate
expenditures and proposed expenditures
by some of the great industrial estab-
hshmsnts.
The Federal Government is thus prac-
ticing a theory that is relatively new.
The theory is that the proper time for
the Government to save money and to
practice rigid economy is when pros
perity is at its peak, with money flow
ing freely. The time to put up the food
gates and open the purse strings is
when depression strikes and times are
hard
Development Of the theory along lines
prescribed by economists. and not poll
ticians, would mean that in future
prosperous times the Government will
turn Shylock, save every penny that
can be boarded away for a rainy day.
and increase taxes to the maximum that
the trafic will bear. In future hard
times the Federal Government will take
on the lid and send the shovel men to
the Treasury vaults. When everybody
else is beginning to save and stops
spending. the Federal Government will
take just the opposite course.
The results of spending are now be-
coming apparent. If the return of gen.
eral prosperity tends to bring the Gov
eminent back to basis of rigid econ
ony, there should likewise be begun a
systematic study of future ways to
spend money, with the carrying out OF
plans held in allegiance. That is the
general principle outlined by Senator
Wagner and proposed by the Presidents
Conference on Unemployment after the
war 1t may become an accepted policy,
with the size of Federal appropriations
depending entirely upon the state of
business. When business is bad, the
Government will spend. When business
Is good, the Government viii save.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13
Impeachment by Senate.

Senator Bingham of Connecticut adj
vances a proposal that the Senate be
given coequal rights with the House to
bring impeachment proceedings against
onicials, executive and judicial, Of the
Federal Government The reason he
advances for this proposal is that un-
der the pols5.<al system which prevails
o House Of Representatives will decline
to initiate impeachment proceedings
against officials appointed by the Presi-
dent who presumably is of the same
party as q majority of the House. The
Senate, on the other hand, Senator
Bingham contends, is not so closely
bound TO the Chief Executive by po-
littcal ties because 1t is a continuing
body, with only one-third of its men,
bership elected at time and its men,
bers not having any particular reason
TO be so loyal to the President. The
estimate Of the Senate advanced by
Senator Bingham perhaps has been the
gent Republicans, who have held the
balance Of power in the last few years
1T Is obvious" says Senator Bing-
ham. that In the last analysis the
safest protection which the people can
have against arbitrary, tyrannical or
dishonest public officials is through
Impeachment proceedings OF some sort
or other. The fact that during the past
40 years the House has only once
brought before the Senate an admin
tstrative or executive officer appointed
by the President shows that the
present system, as provided for in the
Constitution, does not work"
The argument Of the Senator seems
TO call for more and better impeach-
ments. The facts he advances may,
however, bear testimony TO the wisdom
Of Presidents in selecting high APP
pointive officials of the Government.
and to the Senate in permitting these
appointments to be made Further
more, II an oficial OF the Government
is actually guilty OF dishonest practices
ne may be tried in the courts as other
citizens are tried. There have been
officials Of the Government forced out
Of ONCE by the President Of the United
States because Of inenaciency or worse.
II Senator Bingham's proposal were
adopted, might 1t not lead TO long
series Of political impeachment pro.
ceedings, brought by a strong grour
OF anti -administFation Senators in
order to embarrass the administers
ton? II it Is dificult. as Senator
Bingham contends. to start impeach'
ment proceedings against officials Of thu
Government because of the loyalty O
the House to President, might It no
BE- Or too easy TO start imk lchmen
nnpcnn0lnes xhen - eenata 4 ~, I
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SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

Blooming April.
Little yaller posy,
Peekin' round the treel
Evenin' sky is rosy,
Where a storm cloud used to be.
Life is worth the livin'
When the frost is done
And the .flow'rs are givin'
limitations Of the sun.
Little yaller posy, y
Peekin' round the tree,
Makes the world seem coy
Once again for you and me.
April so beguilin'
Says, Just give us room!
You'll flnd the twilight smilin',
Teachin' even clouds to blooml"
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House exceed his length of service In
that body-Haugen of Iowa, Hawley of
Oregon and Mclaughlin of Michigan.
If Idaho had the speakership as well
as Senator Borah, the chairman Of the
Foreign Relations Committee of the
Senate, It would certainly have It's place
In the sun.
4 ~
Up in New. York the Republican Leg
islature has redistricted the State In
such way as to bring six Tammany
members Of the House into two congress
sional diStricts.n Tammany does not
look on this play 0fa the Republican
legislators with any eqnanirmity. The
Democrats are already talking about
taking the matter to thu courts or
to the House, or both. A tie same
time the Republicans have s1ught to
make safely, Republican the districts
!p Maphstlaa now bed By 2 Ruth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

Folk dances viii undoubtedly be cult
waited In this country, but discrimination
viii be employed. The turkey trot"
went its way years ago and the
charleston" did not last long. Dances
of the classic type will have to be relied
on until genuine folk dances are devel-
oped on more consistent lines Of grace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

Chicago's new local administration
promptly added large number Of
payroll favorites to the ranks of the
unemployed. 1t is confidently asserted
that there are circumstances in which
a certain amount of temporary unem-
ployment is beneficial to a community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

A great rum ring has been broken up
by Federal agents, who report activities
reaching from Canada to the Gulf of
Mexico. The rum ring leader is said
to be AL Capone. who finds every now
and then that the bootleg market has
its bear movements. In days gone by
this would have been the season for
bccka beer. The sign of the goat has
been replaced by Capone's portrait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

The arrest Of New York theatrical
producer for importing lottery tickets
viii be heartily approved by Reno,
which is evidently prepared to go as
far as possible toward monopolizing
any gambling concessions in the U. s. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

!, Many forecasters suggest the posi-
bility of third party. A glance at
the situation reveals material theoreti-
cally available for a fourth party and
even q NTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

Numerous party experts are begin
ming to protest that there are in politics
many hard problems demanding dis
cussion besides hard Ticker"
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An Other States and Canada.
Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled
to the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited to II or not otherwise cred
tied in This paper and also the local news
published herein All rights of publication of
special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13
The Last Word.

From the Rochester Times-union.
The ultimate in restraint Is reached
Whan any leRislatuiS adjourus without
UaneEanaira the nngoliae 60 ...'....1...
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Endearment.

Have you endeared yourself to the
people?"
In one sense Of the word" answered
Senator Sorghum, I'm afraid have.
Some folks out home are saying that
legislation have helped to put through
is going to cost more than it's worth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13
Art RadicaIisnn.

Art RadicaIism.
Now human beings sadly turn
Unto a modern art display
And sigh, "Oh, can we ever learn,
AS time goes on, to look that way?"
Back to the primitive we 60,
And nothing will content the soul
Except portrait that viii show
Resemblance to a totem pole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13
Unseen But Heard.

The orators no longer rage
To get the center of the stage.
Even now sounds forth a mighty tone
And cries, "Give me that microphone"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13
Melancholy NIotorist.

Don't you know your way around
this town." asked the sardonic trafic
cop.
mo-" answered Mr.. Chuggins. IF
knew any way around it you don't sup
pose I'd have gotten mixed up in it,
do you?"
pride is fine thing" said Hi Ho,
the sage of Chinatown, provided it
makes a man willing to labor to be
worthy Of his own good opinion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

Rate by Mail-Payable in Advance.
Maryland and Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

Jud Tunkins says racketeer may be
a man of such big ideas that he wants
to use whole town as his private
shooting gallery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

lone o. de reasons likes home
cookin', " said Uncle Eben, sis dat you
kin sit down TO yoh own kitchen 'thout
no fear Of . hold-up man stsppini n
- ehnnt no q cash EzgizteEn .........,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

Announcement by Archie Roosevelt,
brother of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
that Mrs. Longworth will not be a can
didate for the seat in the House held
by the late Speaker Longworth, is in
line with what was expected by many
of the friends of the widow of the
Speaker. She has never sought political
office, although she has been rated q
political power in washington. There
are many Republicans who would like
to see her enter the lists, because she
is the widow of the Speaker and daugh-
ter of the late President Roosevelt
They believe she would be an asset to
the party and to the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Whoever may be the candidates, Re-
publican and Democratic, for the con-
gressional seat representing the first
Ohio district, the contest is likely to
be followed with the keenest interest,
not only because 1t is for the seat which
may continue the Republican majority
of one in the next House or give the
Democrats an even number with the
G. o. p. in that body, but because it
will be considered test of sentiment
nationally. Speaker Longworth was
reelected there in 1880 by compare
lively narrow vote, less than 5000. A
shift Of 1900 votes would have given
victory to his Democratic opponent.
Both sides are expected to put forth
desperate efforts to win this contest
particularly for the psychological effect.
X X y
Among the members of the House on
the Republican side now mentioned as
possible contenderS for the speakership
is Representative Burton L. French of
Idaho. Mr.. French Is from the Far
West, which has never had a Speaker
of the House. He is regular, an effec-
tive member of the House and a vet
eran Of many battles. He first came to
the House in 1917. In the interim he
hes been reelected except for tive terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-13

@. What caused the death of Diesel,
inventor of the engineer. G.
A. Rudolf Diesel fell aboard the
Antwerp Harwich mail steamer on the
night of September 80, 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
COrsets. Etc.
Scanties. sizes "a

SO ScantieS, sizes "a
to A. Usual $3.50 CD or
qualify
is B/Slim COrseIettes, extra
large sizes. Usual
$3.50 and $1,000 quail @E nn
4bl6S
10 Elastic Step-fn Girdles, IL
and IA in. below waist. CD OE
Formerly $3.50 $3.50. %Os/O
@ 1otr sIsR . s9soS Sirdls'' $6.95
IS Natures Rival C0rseIettes, in
ner belt; large sizes; @Q or
formerly $3.50 ....... %O'|O
Kann's-Second Floor
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Art Goods

--An Materials Used for Aurora
Cone Decoration.
F. m l5c to 10 Price
So.UU s.s.ss.sss..
Royal Society Embroidery Cot
ton and Rope Floss. soc CEo
10 Bread Board and TO-
Knife Sets; damaged. -. IL
Embroidered Laundry SOo
Bags. $100 value. ...... ~
-8 Magazine Racks and SOO
Sewing Cabinet, damaged ~
Dressed BOudOir Dolls, 20
$I00 value :. ............. w
Hand embroidered M d els,
soiled from display. .41.00 7OC
to $500 values. ........
-BucilIa Package Goods, discon-
tinued numbers. 75c to 2Oc
$1.25 values ............
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Friday,t Day toSave!
Underwear

-22 WOmen's RayOn OQ0
Slips. $1.95 value. $50. ~OC
81 WOmen's Step-ins and Vests
Of glove silk and silk 10
and-rayOn .............
IA Children's Flee C e-lined
Vest Vests and 3 for $l.OO
-5S ChiIdren's RayOn
Vests and n for CT 90
Boomers 800. ~A'OO
80 Children'S Ray0n COmbina-
tions, Slips and Q for CT IN
BIOOmers ..... %A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie

$50 RayO Crepe Slips with
shadow hens. Pastel and street
shades. 79c value. q EOO
for $1,000 ~
--15 Novelty Broad
cloth Pajamas. $2.95 @1 70
value
so Wolfe Chemise and 90
Step-inS. sec value. -. az
rs C0olie Goats of cotton chal-
lis, in Oriental designs. S0o
95c value .............. wv
--22 RayO Crepe ChemiSe and
Step-ins. Lace trimmed. 90
09c value ..............
-25 Porto Rican Gowns
with hand : embroidered 90
designs ................
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Notions
Kann's-Street Floor

B Metal Shoe Cabinets,
damaged; $1.25 value. ..
An assortment Of BAN
deaux, soiled 6 for Soc.
Hosiery and Utility
Boxes, acc and SOC values
-2-in. Garter Belts, 30
and 80 sizes only; Soc
Value
pa Pot Holders, with
memo pad and two pot
holders; acc value. ......
lie Shopping Bags, Of
patent leather; sec value.
IS Laundry Bags, of pat
ent leather: Sl.00 value.
Small lot Scissors, ma
jority in small sizes. ..
Kann's-Street Flool
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Toilet Goods

An Assortment Of Toilet Goods
and Fancy Goods, soc to CEo
$l25 values. Choice. -. SON
-D'Orsay COmpacts, single and
double styles; formerly Sno
$1.00 and $3.50 ......... OON
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

-RayOn Combinations, slips and
boomers, in flesh and
white. Sizes 2 to IL. AO0
$1.00 value ............. TT
Infants Stockings of wool and
cotton, silk and wool. SOC 90
and soc values ........ ~
-FIannelette Pa a mas 1O~
with feet. Sizes 4 to g.. tn
a Bath Robes, soiled. NOO
$l.69 value .....~...... III
Printed Pajamas and Rompers.
Sizes to il years. $1.00 TO-
FdIue s...,-...sPs.
Infants Rubber Pants, To-
In medium and large sizes AOS
-15x17-inch Quilted t.
Pads. Special, each. -. AOC
Infants Silk Caps, In NOo
white and pink. ....... tn
Pad Comfort, with design In
pink and blue. $1.29 10
value
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Housewares
Kann's-Street Floor.

20 Heavy Ash Cans. CT 90
$3.50 value. RA'%O
- Window Refrigera- 7Oc
tors. SIPS value. AS is &c
Il r efri & orator,
aemOnstratOr' s44.5o S275O
value ......:...... %~A'OO
3 Rotary Ash Sifters. CT 40
S2.98 value. As is. :. PA'F|
Ill Perforated Metal QQo
Hampers. $l.49 value. OOC
IS Vegetable Bins. $1.39 TO-
value. AS is. ........... &c
Il Electric Wash
ing Machine. $ss.5O $40 SO
IS Metal Kitchen
Chairs with back. $1.49 o.
value ..................
q End Tables. $1.29 Eno
value ...............-.
30 Enamel Umbrella co.
Stands. $100 value. -. COC
3 Metal Wall Cabi- CT O0
nets. $1.98 value. -. PA'OO
Il Frigidaire, dem
onstrated model. $195 CLEO
value ................
-S 1O-qt. COmbinets. TO-
$1.39 value .............
~ Fancy WILLOW
Clothes mpers. 90 40
1898 value ..,....... ~S'O>
Il Full Porcelain
Gas Range. $79.95 GA ~
value ............
y Full Porcelain
Gas Ranges. $54.75 GOT 2S
value .........
Il Napanee Kitchen GO IN
Cabinet. $69.50 value SpO~O
IA got. Alumni um
Water Pitc hers. 69c HOo
value
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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SpOrtsWear

- Real Leather Long Coats,
4o-in. length, in black, red, green,
navy, end brown. @1O S0
Were $25. Choice. ~AOO
-Al-WOOl Coat Sweaters, In
black, navy, and
bright colors. Sizes "a CT 20
to ~. Choice. %A'O|
-1S 3-Pc. Outfits, including
beret, blouse, and skirt
of knitted fabrics. @V ar
Choice ..............
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Mirrors

- Plate Glass Mirrors, with
wooden frames; average size
16x32 inches; $795 90 IZE
value; sold "as ISL. RO"O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15

Novelty Handkerchiefs of linen
and cotton. Hand
embroidered corners. 1917
2oc value ........sss ~
Linen and Cotton Handker.
chiefs A few in larger 7Qc
sizes. Mussed. ......... AOS
Swiss and Irish Hand-ern.
brOidered Handkerchiefs of linen
and cotton. 3 on q card, AOo
LOT ss.s.........ss
Kann's- Street Floor
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Luggage

3 Tan Overnight Gases, Or
damaged; $2.9S value. =. &OC
"A Kiddy Hat Boxes, ~
$1.25 value .............. &c
-S Tan Week End nT nn
Gases, $2.98 value -. PA'VV
3 Overnight Cases, dam 20
aged; $4.98 value. 80. JUG
q FIapper Fitted @0 nn
Cases, $4.98 value. 80. %O'W
II Wardrobe Hat Box, @6 On
damaged; $1,000 value ~O'OU
-3 Fitted Gases, dam go On
aged; $500 value. :. pow
q Gladstone Bags, mA 90
damaged; $685. value %1'OO
II Gladstone Bag, DIR 20
damaged; $25 value %AO'OU
II Wardrobe Trunk, @7E 90
$27.00 value ....... 1OsOO
q Wardrobe DOR ~
Trunks, $500 value dpAO'OO
s47 Sal %a TaISs Trunk $4,000
Kanns-Fourth Floor
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Felt and Straw Combinations
and All-Straw HATS

Advance Spring styles in col
ors to match your Winter and
Spring outfits. Rough straws,
toyoS,. felts, stitched crepes and
novelty tricotS, in clever new
shapes. One of the best values
we have offered In years.
Kanns-Second r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
Goats

- Evening Wraps, of black vel
vet, with white Lapin dyed rab-
bit) collars, long length. CAT
Were $3.50. Now. ......
- Evening Wraps, short style,
made of velvet, in white and
eggshen color. Were @70
SO, at
- Velvet Evening Wraps, one
blue, one green, with fur coz
collars. Were $3.50. Now ~O
1 Coat of broadcloth, with
black laptn dyed rabbit jacket;
8 stout black coats, with black
wolf or skunk trimming.
Were $3.50 and $69.5O. @2S
Choice .........s.......
IS Sports Goats, in tan tweed,
misses sizes: and 2 camel-pile
fabric jackettes, in tan, and
black. Formerly $3.50 GID
and SIS. Choice. 1900.
-3 Black CamePs Hair Fabric
Coats, in Is, 13 and 38 Go
sizes. Were s2e SO. Now.
10 Leatherette Rain Coats,
with corduroy collar
and cuffs. Were $5.95. 90 40
NOW s....ssss......s
Kann's- Second Floor.
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No MaI Or h0ns Order. F,iy R.n.an.. and cd Lo..


go 6-pc. Bridge Sets,
r Port: I Eica1 =, s IN SIPS
liz Prs. PillOwcases, Madeira
hand embroidered. 90 Dc
Were $2.95. A pair. %A'%O
rs Card Table Covers, Of 90
rayon. Were soc. Each. ~
--10 Lace Bedspreads,
for double bed; reg. @2 OK
Sc quality ........... %O')O
30 Turkish Bath Sheets, white;
seconds of $500 and OF Sn
$500 grades. Each. ~A'O
200 Turkish Wash Cloths, e.
reg. &c and 10c; each. -. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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sleeves, 2 Witho out
sleeves; S1.95 and CT M
$2.95 values Soiled.. PA'OO
% Beaded Chiffon Evening
Jackets flesh and @C Or
white. AS is. Each. %A')O
II Crepe de Chine
Vestee with net back; cT Or
$495 value .......
3 .GeOrgette BOIeros, CT 30
formerly $2.95 ....... PA'O~
-Berets and TurbanS Of assorted
fabrics; soc to $1.00 val COo
ues. Choice .........
lie Beret and Scarf Sets, zoo
formerly $1.59 .......... -
Odd Lot Strawberries, soiled:
500 value. Sold as is S0o
at
-ObIOng Ray0n Scarfs, in SOo
assorted colors: $l.00 value ~
Velvet Berets, for
merly $1.95 to $2.95. @7 M
Choice .........,....
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Furniture

&AA AA4G@A ~
II Extension DrOp-Leaf Table,
s sIsl45 Saj,,e soiisd; $3.50
III Unfinished Drop
Leaf Table, soiled; Cd, 90
$3.50 value. ........ %
: soil Gni s5Is5 1.j liable $3.68
3 Cribs, with link
: :2a.ss value, .si LED: $l4.75
- Folding Bridge
S 0Ss,r'' s0lisa; 'a-SS 1925
@s Metal Folding
Chairs, finished in CT M
red; $169 value. -. %A'OO
Il Chest Of Drawers, finished in
green green; s0iled; $3.50 $l3.45
p 5-pc. Breakfast Room Sets,
ivory and green I'm
ish; sotled; $3.50 @1S *
. Servers, one in
blue, one in green fin OR 80
ish; $13.45 value. %O'OO
q Unfinished End Tables. OQc
$1.45 value .....!!....... ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Silverware
lie SiIver-pIated Candle
sticks, $l.00 and $1.49 Zoo
IS Silver plated Meat no 90
PIatters, 1883 value. %~'>
lie Stainless Steel
Carving Sets, $l.49 @7 0n
-3 Sterling H ndIed
Serving Pieces $1.29 lOc
value .................
- Alarm Clocks, $3.50 EOO
values; as Is. Each. 49,. OOO
20 Mahogany-finished
Banjo Clocks, $5.98. @Q 90
value ................
IS Silver plated
Knife and Fork Sets, @1 40
$2.98 value .......... %A'T|
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Upholstery
Mnnnnfta VeInnr

Ia MOquette Velour
Couch Covers; $12.95 @H 90
VaIue .....s.........
IS CretOnne FOOtstOoIs, 90
k1.OO value ..............
Table Lot Crash Gre r.
tonnes, 29c value. Yard. AOO
"A bolts Slip Cover Imi-
tati0n Linen, soc value. 90
1aro s................
-StenciIed Crash
Pieces ACC to TX Dr;oo
$6.9S values ...... II
Upholstery Squares and
Table Scarfs, 69c to csc 90
values .............s...
-3 Walnut -veneered Cedar
Chests, tmperf e It; @7S M
1895 value ...s... %AO'OO
II Tapestry Wall QS OO
Panels, $12.98 value. %O'OO
liz CretOnne- covered
Utility Chests, $3.50 CT 90
value .............
-3 Glider HammOcks, 90 or
$14.95 value ......... PO" 20
--3-pc. CretOnne Grapes; AOo
e9c to $1.25 values. Set. ~O
la sets CretOnne
Bar HarbOr Cushions, ct OO
$1.e8 value ......... %AsG1
liz Velour Couch 40 IN
Covers, $3.50 value. @OsOI
Is CretOnne Folding @0 no
Screens, $500 value. %6sIO
--2S prs. and Panels
Curtains, 1888 to $3.50 90 IN
ValueS ......s...... #SsOO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
Ribbons

Marrow Ribbons Of various r.
kinds. &c to zoe values. Yd. ~
Ribbons, suitable for hair bows,
sashes and blanket bind IT,
ing. 29c to 45c values. Yd. Y
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
Neckwear

Odds and Ends Of Neckwear
and BOudoir Caps; sec OOo
value
Ia Woven Wool Jackets, IL with