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Evening star., 1932-12-28
|NEW TOGS SEEN
FOR TOMMY ATKINS
Uniform and Equipment
Changed ExperimentaIIy
to Tighten Weight.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON-Tommy Atkins has new
fighting togs-for trial.
The uniform and equipment have
been changed. experimentally, to tighten
the weight and increase the comfort.
feature Of both shirt and coat is
the open neck and In place Of the con-
ventional cap is soft deer stalker"
headgear of light, waterproof material.
Tunic Norfolk Jacket.
The tunic Is. Norfolk jacket with
large pleated pockets and a double pleat
at the back Between it and the open
neck shirt is worn brown pull-over in
the place of the old cardigan.
Experiments are to be made with two
types of trousers. One kind flows bag
gily below the knees, with a slit at the
ankle and is to be worn with short leg
gings The other to be tried Is type
of long shorts" to be worn with put
tees or hose tops.
No haversack or water bottle bangles
from the belt. The pack Is divided into
two parts, which are detachable. The
upper carries articles from which the
soldier cannot normally be separated.
The lower one contains those things
which can be left behind for several
days without loss OF efficiency or serious
discomfort.
New Type Bayonet.
new type bayonet also IS provided
It Is much smaller than the type used
during the war and has four edges.
The weight of the whole equipment
is from nine to six pounds lighter than
that now carried by soldier in full
marching order.
First experiments are to be made
with the Queens Royal Regiment at Al
dershot and the Durham Light Infantry
at Catterick.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
"SiIver Dollar"

SILVER DOLLAR
Continues for Second Week.
"CIVER DOLLAR the Warner
- Bros epic Of the days OF the early
West. will be held over for second
weeks showing at Warner Bros Met
ropolitan Theater. Edward G. Robin
son. Allne MacMahon and Bebe Daniels
head the large cast.
This picture, based on the novel OF
the same name by David Karsner, tells
of the adventures who swarmed into
Colorado during the richest silver strike
in history The play has for the cen
trail figure the most eccentric and wildly
extravagant of all these characters. an
actual historical figure called Yates
Martin. who amassed untold wealth
and swayed the destinies of State as
presiding officer of the Senate Wn1cE
held its impromptu meetings in bal
room and passed laws to the accom-
paniment of the popping Of champagne
corks.
The background OF the picture Is a.
colorful and picturesque as the charac-
tiers with which it deals. Among the
gigantic sets will be seen famous his
1 torical spots.
Others in the cast are Jobyna How.
land. Dewitt Jennings, Harry Holman
Robert Warwick. Russell Simpson. Mar.
jorie Gateson, John Marston ans
Charles Middleton.
| Specially selected short reel subject
include Passing the Buck" "Th'
Shanty Where Santa Clause Lives" {
Merry Melodie Cartoon, and the Para
mount NeWSreel.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
NEW TRIAL is ASKED
FOR MRS. WINNIE JUDD
Judge Who Wrote Opinion in
Trunk Murder Case Declared
Not Qualified to Sit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PHOENIX, Ariz.. December 28-At-
torneys for Winnie Ruth Judd, whose
conviction and death sentence in the
so-called trunk murder of two women
was affirmed recently by the Arizona
Supreme Court. yesterday petitioned
the high tribunal for rehearing Of
the case.
The petition contended the decision
and the death warrant fixing February
II as the date Of execution for Mrs.
Judd are void because Judge Joseph S..
Jenckes Of the Maricopa County Supe-
rior Court, who wrote the opinion. was
not qualified to sit on the supreme
bench.
When the Judd case was heard. Chief
Justice A. G. McAlister was i'll and
Judge Jenckes was called to sit with the
court. The motion for rehearing con-
tends that none of the three members
of the court was disqualified and there
was no warrant to call In Judge
Jenckes.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
NICARAGUAN GUARDS
DEFEAT REBEL UNITS
Marines Direct Attack in Which
20 Insurgents Were Killed and
Materials Were Taken.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, December 28.
An inseparable pair Of American Ma
zines, surnamed Tigerman and Fuller,
with neutenants and so Nicaraguan
Guardsmen. yesterday routed band of
$50 insurgents from a place called
Santa Lucia, where the government
planned to dedicate new railroad spur.
The rebels centered their forces in
that vicinity in order to disturb inau-
guration ceremonies. The Guardsmen
killed 20 persons and wounded many
others.
AS a result of the engagement So
saddle horses were captured alcng with
arms, ammunition and miscellaneous
articles. Another patrol of Guardsmen
engaged group of insurgents later in
the same vicinity, completely putting
them to rout.
Headquarters of the National Guard
report that bandit plans have been
completely frustrated. Despite new
activities of the insurgents near the
cities along the Leon City-El Sauce
Railroad, evacuation plans of the
United States Marines are expected to
proceed unchanged. The next contin-
gent. an aviation squadron commanded
by Capt. Patrick Mulcahy, will leave
for home very soon. Land planes will
be sent by way of Brownsville and
amphibian planes by way of Miami.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
Fast Life" and Belle Baker
Coming to LOeW's Fox.

WILLIAM HAINES in his latest We
w hicle. Fast Life" will be the fea-
ture attraction which opens Friday at
Loew's Fox Theater. Haines is sup
ported by Madge Evans Cliff Edwards,
Conrad Nagel and many others. The
vaudeville is headed by Belle Baker,
star of screen, stage and radio.
Fast Life is based on E. j. Rath's
novel, Lets Co." in which a young
lnotorboat mechanic and his assistant
are determined to get backing for their
new type of engine. When they. finally
do get a wealthy boat builder to con-
struct craft using their plans, they
have a serious accident and are forced
to resort to piracy among the million
aires yachts in the harbor. The way
the two speedboat demons finally get
their boat in international competition
leads to smashing climax
Phil Lampkin will be seen conducting
the Loew's Fox Concert Orchestra IN
a spectral New Year overture.
Evening star., 1932-12-28

around the life Of
the con sort of
Louis Napoleon,
who was the Sec
ond and last EN-
eror of t h e
French. E u 6 e ME
lost her husband
and throne and
her only son, the
princ ce imperial.
W h o W a S killed
while in service
with the English
during the Zulu
War. She sur
viv e d, however,
until 1920, and at
the age Of more
than 80 years she
com tho 1oct nrnv-
Evening star., 1932-12-28
MISS PEARCE WEDS

SAN FRANCISCO, December % up.
The marriage in New Mexico six
months ago Of Miss Inman Pearce,
daughter of Col Earl Darcy Pearce, U.
S. A. commandant of Fort Scott, here.
and H. M. Sellers. Atlanta, Ga. attor-
ney. was announced by Mrs. Sellers here
yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
"Strange Interlude"
At loves Palace.

"CTRANGE INTERLUDE," Metro
~ Mayors filmization OF
the Eugene O'Neill drama which ran
on Broadway for year and half and
won the Pulitzer prize award for the
finest play Of the season of 1928, Will
open Friday for the first time at popular
prices at Loves Palace Theater.
The principal roles in the talkie YER
sion of O'Neill's brilliant psychiatric
study are played by Norma Shearer and
Clark Gable. Miss Shearer enactS the
role played in the stage version by Lynn
Fontanne, while Gable has the part OF
the young doctor.
Other leading roles are filled by Alex
ander Kirkland, Ralph Morgan, repeat
ing the role he played in the original
Theater Guild production, Robert
Young. May Robson. Maureen O'Sulh-
van, Henry B. Walthall, Mary Alden
and Tad Alexander The picture was
directed by Robert Leonard.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are
again appearing in short comedies, one
of which, "Scram," will be on the bill
The news reel and oddities reel. Toy
Parade" will complete the program.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
Georgia Peaches"
Coming to the Gayety.

A MOTHER typical Jimmy Lake bur-
= = lesque Offering comes to the Gay
ETY. Theater for an engagement Of one
week, starting with the regular Sun
day matinee. New Year day 1t is
Georgia Sothern and her Georgia
Peaches" reported to be one of the
fastest and funniest shows on the road.
Miss Dynamate," as Georgia Sothern
is known to burlesque audiences,
needs no introduction to washington.
Another welcome surprise is the hold
ing over of Mile. Carmen. who has made
a sensational success OF her first week s
engagement at the Gayety Theater.
Monday is Gift mite. and Wednesday
is Money mite, and Friday is Amatuer
mite.
A midnight New Year eve show will
be given Saturday. Tickets are now
on sale at the box Office.
Evening star., 1932-12-28

Frankie RlcnaTQ.
son, Fritz and Jean
Hubert and The
Uyenos. ;.
In Frisco Jenny"
Miss Chatterton
appears as Queen
of the Deni-Mo
who rules her king
dom with an iron
h an d, a woman
hard an d un-
scrupulous, yet with
an underlying ten
derness and SO un-
surpassable a love
for her only son,
that she goes to the
gallows with sealed
lips rather than
acquaint him with
AIy
Evening star., 1932-12-28
Miss Chatterton Is

supported by brilliant cast which
includes Donald Cook, James Murray,
Louise Calhern, Pat O'Malley, Helen
Jerome Eddy and others.
The holiday program will be COM
pleted by special short reel subjects
which include the Graham McNamee
Newsreel and special holiday prelude
by the Earle Concert Orchestra.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
Heritage of The Desert"
Featured at Columbia.

ZANE GREY'S Heritage OF the Des-
= ert.'' done into movie form with a
cast headed by Randolph Scott, Sally
Blame and j. Farrell Macdonald, opens
Friday at Loves Columbia Theater.
The movie. directed by Henry Hatha-
way. follows the plot Of the novel
closely Scott, as young surveyor, is
called by Macdonald to his ranch to
check its boundaries accurately Arriv-
ing there be meets and falls in love
with Miss Blame, daughter Of Mac
Donald's dead partner. She Is to
marry MacDonald's son, but she is soon
in love with Scott The son, weak
character, borrows money from Landau
but ultimately suffers death at his
hands.
His father, broken-hearted, but in
furiated, and Scott lead the ranchmen
on the mission Of vengeance. and when
Evening star., 1932-12-28
Consult Your Doctor

II any one in your family has rea-
son to suspect even a touch OF the
flu, call your family physician at once
and follow his directions implicitly.
To help escape disease, build I'D re-
resistance now. Start with Father
Johns Medicine today. This proved
help has seventy-five years of success
behind it. Taken at the first sign Of
a cough or cold it soothes and heals
the irritated membranes. Taken
when listless. or rundown, Father
Johns Medicine builds up the body
by providing the vitamins necessary
to healthy vigor.
Follow the Experience Of
Institutions and Hospitals
Evening star., 1932-12-28
The Unemployed Woman
1000 in Minneapolis Are Aided Through Girls
Club Project Which Helps Jobless
to Maintain Their Self Respect.

keepers appear to be having the most
difficulty getting jobs.
Women factory workers are pretty
hard hit here, but they do not make
up large group Of unemployed because
this is not an industrial city.
(, (Copyrisht, 1882 by North American News
paper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1932-12-28
"The Animal Kingdom"
New Film at R-K-O KeithS.

-K-O KEITHS will continue with a
~ Sunday opening for still another
week and will start the new year with
1.-THE Animal Kingdom" the new star
ring vehicle for Ann Harding and
Leslie Howard, with cast that In
cludes Myrna 10y, Neil Hamilton,
Henry Stephenson, Ilka Chase and
William Gargan. This is the picture
adaptation Of the famous Philip Barry
stage play In which Leslie Howard
starred on Broadway.
A special preview showing Of the
picture will be given on New Year eve,
Saturday, as the R-K-O Keith's gesture
to cheer the old year out and the new
year in.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
Cheap Fares for Fascists

To induce travellers to visit the Fas-
cist exhibition in Rome the Italian State
Railways have reduced all fares to the
city 70 per cent. Stop overs are per-
mitted at any point. The exhibition
will be open six months.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
FORD WILL BE HOST
Oxford Group of England to Pay
Visit to Dearborn.


By the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, December 28.-Henry
Ford will entertain members Of the
oxford group, a movement urging the
application Of Christian principles to
everyday life, at Dearborn, Mich, on
Friday, DR.. Frank N. B. Buchanan of
Oxford, England, leader of the group,
said last night.
Following the conclusion Of their
convention here, members of the group
will go to Dearborn, Mich, for a three
day stay. On their first day in Dear
born they will be entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ford, DR.. Buchanan
said On Monday they will travel to
Briarcliffe Lodge, Briarcliffe Manor
Evening star., 1932-12-28

THIS Is the tenth Of series Of stories
The Star is presenting on the problem of
the unemployed women in other cities
throughout the country since the lone
woman has only emerged from her OBJ
scurity as a real relief issue after
Winters without o Job.
Evening star., 1932-12-28

Cornelia Otis Skinner
As ''The Empress Eugenie."
~ ORNELIA OTIS SKINNER will
4 begin her weeks engagement
at, the National Theater on
~ Monday evening. Miss Skim
ners chief offering here will be
her latest dramatic sequence, "The En-
press Eugenie," which she will give
for the first time in Washington. This
new presentation has been woven
Evening star., 1932-12-28
WHEN EPIDEMICS
THREATEN
Build Strength to Resist Disease

Coughs and colds are always serl-
Gus. But when epidemics threaten.
they are doubly dangerous. People
whose resistance is low need special
care
Evening star., 1932-12-28

they have completed It,. the path to
happiness for Scott and Miss Blame Is
clear.
other attractions on the bill will be
Taxi Boys Comedy Strange Inner
tube" also the weekly Paramount
News flashes.
Evening star., 1932-12-28

lnces of Alsace and Lorraine restored
to France.
Miss Skinner will also present '"T'he
Wives of Henry Wit at the Wednes-
day matinee and on Friday evening.
Evening star., 1932-12-28
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon 20 Be Seen in Washington Theaters

Frisco Jenny"
At Warmers Earle.
"HE New Year will be ushered in
at Warner Bros Earle Theater
with Ruth Chatterton in the
i world premiere Of Frisco Jenny
and a stage show headed by
Jessie Block and Eve Sully, and in
cluding Vincent Lopez DebutanteS,
Evening star., 1932-04-07

patrol boat Eagle 81 and the British
motorship Javanese Prince, In which
two Navy officers and several enlisted
men were injured.
The courts findings were not made
public, but it was indicated unoficially
today that Lieut.. Joseph T. Talbert,
commander of the submarine chaser,
and other officers Of the craft would
be cleared of blame.
Capt Benjamin Morrison of the
Javanese Prince and his officers were
invited to appear before the court, but
the ship sailed for Yokohama early
Tuesday.
All witnesses testified the Navy boat
had the right of way and that the
freighter failed to reply to whistle
Evening star., 1932-04-07

second George Washington Bacensennial
event to be sponsored by the associa-
ton.
In connection with the ball, number
of features from the George Wash
ington pageant presented March l will
be repeated. Music will be furnished by
Leon Brusilof and his music masters.
Proceeds of the ball will go toward pub
lication of the associations literary
tribute to George Washington, sched-
uled to be of the presses soon.
Patrons and patronesses for the affair
include: Vice President Curtis and his
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward E. Gam, Immigration Commits
sioner and Mrs. Harry Hull, Commis-
sioner and Mrs. Raymond F. Crist, Mr..
Evening star., 1932-04-07

ly, the Naval Reservists have taken two
week cruises.
About 5000 men are to be affected
by the new economy program, 1t was
said. Offcials were unable to estimate
the amount of money to be saved under
the new program, explaining that the
paymaster having direct charge Of these
accounts was not available.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Children's S Wear

-Children's Straw Hats. TO-
Were $1.00 to $1.95. $500. ~
Boys Suits, odd sizes, OQo
to 6 years Were $195.. NV
Infants Panties, odd o.
sizes. Were CSC. Now. ~OC
5 Net BOnnets, blue 20.
lined. Were Sl.98. Now o|C
Union Suits, of cross-bar mus
lin, sizes to 8. Were 10
soc. Now. ...........
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
New Cattle Breed in Balkans.

Jugoslavia plans to found q new
breed of dairy cattle in the Balkans.
1t will be done by crossing the small
hardy native breed with prize Jersey
cattle imported from either Denmark
or England. The experiment will be
made by the government. DR.. Prohaska,
head Of the livestock section of Jugo-
slavia's ministry of agriculture, also is
anxious to increase the imports OF
foreign hogs
Evening star., 1932-04-07

aad Mrss Frederic A. Delano. Secretary
Of Labor and Mrs. William N. Doak,
Assistant Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
w. w. Husband, Judge and Mrs. Walter
I. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, Miss Helen Harmon, Mrs. Harvey
Wiley, Nine Marie Zalipsky, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard S. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lansburgh, DR.. A. Frances Foye,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gilligan, Mrs.
Claire Trick Willison, Mrs. William A.
Slade and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moses.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
o FrOcks and Aprons

30 Printed HOOverettes, in ex-
ira sizes, also coVerall aprons, in
small sizes. Is Artists EOo
SmOcks. We're S100. ...... Nv
10 Dresses of print
sd ed o5 6r0ad'l0th' Were $l.79
Dresses, printed and plain ray
ons and broadcloths, also Hoo
verettes and smocks. SI 90
Were S1.95 and S2.95. p pA'o1
lis Uniforms in white TO-
and colors. Were $l95.. ~
is Uniforms, checked percales
and plain blue chambray. were
$l.05, also 3 colored broadcloth
uniform sets, small sizes. CI
Were S295. Choice ....... PA
go white Uniforms,
sleeveless styles. Were 2Qc
Sl.OO .........,...
,Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Bread Bandits Trailed.

BUDAPEST, Hungary Rl.-Police
are hot on the trail Of hot bread.
Fifteen hungry men saw a bakers ap-
prentice pedaling a pushbike with a
load of bread. They attacked him,
took tia loaves and fed
Evening star., 1932-04-07
APRIL 19CH0SEN
FOR COLONIAL BALL
Bicentennial Event Second Spon-
sored by Americanization
School Association.

The Americanization School Associa-
ton will give a Colonial ball Tuesday
evening, April 10, in the United States
Chamber of Commerce Building, the
Evening star., 1932-04-07
DOnestics

-48 Wamsutta Percale Sheets,
63x99 and 63xl08 sizes. GI OK
$2.75 and $500 values ePA~o
-32 Wamsutta Percale Sheets.
hemstitched, 63x99 and 63x103
sizes, $500 and 1925 S215
values ........... %' Ao
SO Mohawk and Dwight Anchor
Sheets, 81x90 size. $1.25 TO-
value
is Yds. so In. Pequot
Bleached Sheeting. 39c CSo
value. Yd. ............ %cC
Ss SL white IL Crib Sl.25
SO White Dimity Bed Spreads,
63x9O and 72x90 sizes. 0Qc
S1.25 value ............. Wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07

signals. Twenty-Five feet Of the bow
of the Eagle 34's hull was almost sew
cred in the collision. The Javanese
Prince was damaged slightly.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Toys

Ia Dolls, assorted sty S. QQo
69c to Sl.49 values. Ea.. wv
IS Dolls, assorted styles. TO-
98c to $1.98 values. Ea..
-6 Dolls with Trousseau. 2S,
812-in. size. Acc value. WV
II Velocipede, 2-year CD 1S
size. S395 value. -. ~
Il Steel Kiddie Kar. QOc
Sl.49 value ..........
Il Wicker Doll Car Gf 40
riage. $5.9S value 80.
Il White Toy Dog. $l.49 7Qc
value
II Steel Delivery Truck. 7Qc
$1.00 value. ...,........
Il Steel d elivery S1.00
Truck. $149 value.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
u. S. NAVY CREW HELD
BLAMELESS IN CRASH
Patrol Boat Believed to Have Right
of Way Over British
Vessel.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, Calf, April IA Navy
court has completed an inquiry into
a collision Sunday night of the Navy
Evening star., 1932-04-07

English telephone companies estimate
that the installation of automatic tele-
phones will decrease operating costs by
tuo-thirds
Evening star., 1932-04-07
y CkNyyz0 FRIDAY BARGAIN Ne,us! ::555
Toilet Goods

Picture Frames, single SOc
or double. $1.00 value.
VILLA m Elderfiower CSc
Soap. 10c value. 4 cakes. ~
Military Sets. $l.00 7Sc
Ndluc 'ss''
Rubber Lined Travel RQc
ing Bags. $100 value. -. wv
Large Make up G1 Ok
Boxes. S1.89 value.
-Guimet's busting Pow S0c
der. $1.00 value. 1890.
Pocket Combs. 35c and IQc
45c values. .............
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Handkerchiefs

Mems and WOmen's Handker-
chiefs. Linen and cotton. So
10c value ~
Linen Handkerchiefs. O..
Hand-embroidered. Each. ~
Linen Initial and
Novelty Handker- 1CHc
chiefs. 25c values. ~
Linen Handkerchiefs. o.
oOc value ..............
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
BedcOverines

g Beacon Part-WOOl Blankets.
Size Size 7oxSO Taoh in Sl''s $l.29
a Savoy AlI-WOOl Blankets.
Size 70x80 in. Soiled. co 70
S5.95 value. Each. -. ~
4 All-Wool Crib Blankets, two
tone designs. s2.00 G1 S0
values. Each ........ "
- Beacon Part-WOol
Blankets. $4.95 values. GO %
pair .............
Kann'sEStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
No Mail Phone Orders Friday Remnants and Odd Lots
Junior Dresses

J uk14oA LII SOStO
so Canton Crepe @I 0A
Frocks. $500 value. PA'OO
--22 Printed and Plain Color
Dresses, $500 to $2.95
$795 values ........
al CamePs Hair Coats, sizes
10 and Is. $500 $1,000
value .............
-12 Sunday Night
Frocks, soiled. $1,000 $500
Kann's-second Floor.
Lingerie
20 Silk Slips. Were S1.O5
S295, at.
So Muslin Slips, with shadow
hens, lace trimmed; sizes CSc
"a to A; now. ...........
-75 Undertakings. CfOr25c
Were 39c to 59c.. AoA o
-26 Prs. Pajamas of
velvet corduroy. Were G1 00
$295. Now. .........
-2-Pc. Pa jamas Of SOo
striped flannelette, a pair wv
-16 Silk Slips. black
and navy, tailored. G1 TO
Were $195. .........
-25 SILK Underthings - lace
trimmed; sole d. Ia Price
Were S1.95 to $40 IL
Al Blanket Robes, misses and
women's sizes. Were S0c
$1.59. Now. wv
Kann's-Second Floor.
Linens
so Linen Tea Towels. 1C1hc
18c value. Each. -.
go Pcs. Stevens Linen Towel
ing Reg si'oo' Sgd 75c
PC .....-.......
-15 Doz. Linfeel Cotton
Napkins. 18 in. $l.39 value. OQc
Dozen .................
so Cotton Huck Towels To
seconds of Csc value. -.
40 Yds. Linen Table 7So
Damask, "a in. wide. Yard
-35 Cannon Mill Bath
Mats, seconds" 75c &c
value
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Hosiery

so Prs. Hose, full fashioned,
mussed, sold "as is" also EOo
prs. lace clocked silk hose O|C
les Prs. Silk Hose, full FASH
ioned, irregulars; also 73
prs. chiffon hose, with CSo
black heels. lS.............. S
80 Prs. Mems Hose, o.
full fashioned, pair. ..... ~OO
As Prs. Mems Hose,
mnrs fancy "a and solid o0l0rS' 35c
Kann n's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
Notions
Art Goods
Sizes s to 2

--12 Stamped and Readymat
Infant SaeGues. Were 20
Sl.oS
Ia Baby Pillow Slips, 20,
embroidered. Were 79c..
80 Velour and Rayon 90,
Satin Pillows. Were soc
-BuciIla Package Goods. 90
Were 70c to $1.25,..... ~
Il Velour and Tapestry
Bench Pad, soiled. Were 90
81 .98 ...............
-16 Bed Lights, assorted 90,
shapes. Were S1.00 go. ~
-1O Wooden Magazine
Racks, m arr ed. Were QQ
Sl.79 ,.............
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-04-07
FlOOrcOverings

Il Seamless WorSted Wilton
Rug, 9xl2 IT. Floor S42 OK
sample. $685. value pf~'|o
Il Seamless Administer Rug,
SKI sxl2 #; to Floor FL l.5.a sam Sl2.45
A Heavy Grass Rugs, 8.3x1o.6
IT. Floor samples. 1925
S8.95 value .........
-13 Kimlark Fiber
Rugs, 4x7 it. $1,000 CT Ok
value ...............
10 Chenille Bath Mats, 27x54
in. Floor samples. $l.95 QQc
70 Chenille Bath Mats, 24x3s
in. Floor samples. C1 IN
$225 value .........
Il Seamless Administer Rug,
9x12 ft. Floor sam Coz OK
pie. S49.50 value. -. P~O
so Grass Mats, 1Sx36 In. 0Oo
ACC to S1.25 values. .... Nv
Il Deltox Grass
Rug, 9x15 #. $l7.95 GIO OK
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4 DeltOx Grass Rugs, GO OK
4.6x7.6 #. S5.95 value. POO
-3 Felt-Base Rugs, 9x12 #.
Floor samples. $500 CD 90
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IS Felt-Base Rugs, 6X9 #.
Fl Floor Dor sample $3.50 $l.69
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nants. 55c value. So. C1c
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