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Evening star., 1933-10-26
INSTALLMENT IX.

~ YER on the horizon Sue watched
the moon dipping water with
her silver-gilt cup. Stars were
~ cathedral candles, blinking,
winking. One of them toppled
from its deep blue alter. describing an
arc of fame down the sky A ms
chievous wind explored the Toulon's top
deck with frosty fingers.
Love Love was a passion for the
gods to play with. A high star burn
ing in a far sky Humans reached for
the star. even touched it, few OF them,
with the tips of eager fingers, but they
could not hold to its incandescent light.
1t burned them out, left their hearts
In ashes.
Marriage for love? A tumble OF
words. Jeffrey knew better than to
reach for the stars of the gods. He
was not interested in treasure hunt
for love. He was interested in a treas
ure hunt for gold. He knew where the
treasure lay. and he had asked her to
share the hunt.
I'm afraid you're reaching the des-
perate stage" Sue said coolly. You
:, haven't taken the trouble to look into
the background and the character OF
the partner you've invited into the
firm. It wouldn't be fair to consider
your offer until you know more about
me
Il know enough" Jeffrey replaced
an edge of the blanket, which had
blown back. I'm not interested IN
backgrounds and make my own char,
acter sketches. I'm interested in you. y
Sporting of you. I'm afraid. though,
you'll have to tune in on my broadcast
Better to be cautious than to be sorry. y
Don't you think We might postpone
the broadcast until tomorrow jeffrey
asked gently. Il don't want to tire
you
I'm not tired in the least" Sue rous-
= ing herself. The material is pretty dull,
but Id rather get it on the record to-
night III try to put it in tabloid form
so it won't bore you too much.
Anything having to do with you
, couldn't bore me, possibly. 1t isn't
Evening star., 1933-10-26
EDMUND HARRIS IS HELD
ON ExTORTION CHARGE
Baltimore Architect Indicted for
Misuse of Mails Will Get
Hearing Monday.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, October 90
Edmund R. Harris, Baltimore architect,
will be given hearing Monday on the
Government request for his removal
to Chicago to face an indictment charg-
ing use of the mails to send an extor-
ton letter
Harris, held at the city jail, not hav-
ing offered $4,000 ball. protested his in
nocence of the charges of writing a
letter purporting to demand $4,000 from
one of the principals in a 100000
alienation of affections suit in Chicago.
Il never wrote such letter" he told
Federal authorities.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
STAUTE OF LIBERTY
TO Be RAINPROOFED
$25, 900 Appropriated for Work for
Which Bids Will Be Asked
at Early Date.

The State Of Liberty on 3edloes Is
land in New York Harbor is going TO
be waterproofed.
Interior Department engineers are
now preparing drawings and specifca-
tions for the job. New electric wiring.
storm and waterproofing will be under
taken shortly.
The Public Works Administration has
allocated s25 900 for this work. Of1cials
expect to call for bids shortly, as the
drawings for the new work are about
done and specifications are being writ
ten.
Another famous American Landmark,
Fort McHenry at Baltimore, also is to
be renovated, and engineers are now
engaged in preparing plans and speci-
| fications.
Evening star., 1933-10-26
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALL
MEkIS

MEMS.
enB{oaer Snrx 1gme aees to u Far" % business
takes her along to felp Mlthilda Fether-
stone his secretary. In the brilliant French
captal two months Sue and Matty see
nothing of It, having 10 grind away al their
typewriters. and when they board the boat
tram for Havre and New York Sue is in a
,rebeIlloUs mood. When porter informs
them they are in the compartment booked
for the exclusive use of young man. he
appears and courteousiy offers to share II
with them. their compartment is crowd
ed Sue her mood stIn ruffed. curtly re-
fuses. That evening on the liner Toulon,
Sue falls asleep in her deck chair and
when she awakes the ship is being tossed
in a heavv rainstorm, AS she dashes for
boat train grasps her ankle, which is badly
vrenched Though Jeffrey Randall has
sssd he5 se5 IL life s is ssst argu day he Of is tbs
lteitous and helps her to the deck, While
sue is with jeffrey Mrs Hume. wife of her
employer confronts her and accuses her
OF having been with her husband in Paris
jeffrey assures Sue he does not believe the
vonan's accusations and that evening, on
the moonlit deck, he suddenly asks her, TO
marry him. He does not even tak her
hand as he tells her that in seven days he
Will be ~ years old. and If he is not mar
red then he Will lose the Randall fortune
under the terms of his bachelor uncle
Evening star., 1933-10-26
Too Much Mother.in.Law

LOS ANGELES LP).-The fact that
her mother law didn't like her cook
ing, exclaiming such cookies!' and
throwing them into the garbage can,
didn't perturb Mrs. Rebecca Sober so
much, she testified in Divorce Court.
But she did object to serving her
mother -in-law's breakfast in bed. She
cot the divorce.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Art Goods

Ia Boudoir Lamp 20c
Shades; were 59c ........ wv
Hand Embd. Models, including
salesmen's samples; some soiled;
W were ss.oo si-oo 39c to 1898
Fancy Rayen Pillows, CQc
soiled; were sec and 79c. SS
Small Lot Gift Novelties, Cookie
Jars, vases. ETC.; III Price
were SOC to $1.98.. O
10 Boudoir Dolls-gingham or
organdy dresses; were 30c
$l.00 .................
Fancy Bed Lights; were 22c
$l.49
Small Lot Novelties, Trays,
Waste Baskets, ETC.; were 70c
oSc
Kann'sIFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Silverware
And Many More for Boys and Girls.
TOYLAND- ND-KAnn's-Fourth Floor.

Gilbert Electric
Mantel Clock. Was @1 40
$3.9S ......-........
Sterling Silver Bouillon 7Oc
Spoons. Were $1.50 go.
Odds and Ends Of Pewter,
Trays, Bon Bon Dishes,
etc; - is.' Were $l.o0 to 6Qc
to $1.98 ................
Pewter Tea Sets, @1 90
Ape. Were $3.ss, as Is ~A~
-Silver-pIated Ladies' and 1Qc
Meat Forks. Were 79c..
Pewter Beer Mugs. Were COc
4Sc
"A Sterling Silver Sugar
and Cream Sets. Were @1 %
$3.98, as Is. ~
. Sets 26-pc. Rogers Silver
ware, and Universal 26-pc.
Set silverplats. Were S14.08
$4,000 .............
Il Set 26-pc. Tudor
Plate, Skyline pattern. 60 or
Was $500 .......... ~
-16 Sets 26-pc. Silver. @1 OQ
plate. Were $3.50. ~
Kann's- Third Floor.
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Floor Coverings

9xl2 it. Was $34.95 %H
Il Seamless Administer Rug,
sxl2 .!a IT. Was Sl6.89
u Seamless Wool wilton Rug.
sn1ioaa 81 3! 1T. #, Second $27.45
Il Gulistan Rug,
s.s sss % #; .-.s. Sec Q a $28.75
II American Oriental Rug,
4'sxs's 4,s Is it. Was $lO.25
Il Seamless AK
minister Rug, 9xl2 CIT OK
IT. Was $685.. ~A
-6 Chenille Rugs, streak 6Qc
ed. Were s1.4s; 24x36 in. Wv
Ia Chenille Rugs, 24x48 OQc
in; streaked. Were $2.19. ~O
a Chenille Rugs,
27x54 in; streaked. &7 30
Were $500. 9.......... ~
. Chenille Rugs,
30x60 in; streaked. @1 40
Were S3.39.. ..........
Iii Imitation Hooked QOo
Rugs, 24x36 In. Were $1.95 wv
Il Gulistan Rug,
sxl2 IT.. si2O; floor S74.5O
sample
. Seamless Wool wilton @CS
Rugs, 9x12 it. Were $49.95 ~So
a Seamless Administer Rugs,
s,a saa2 i; It, Were $23.95
Ill American Orien-
tai Rugs, 27x54 In. @2 40
Were $685.. ~
. Felt-base Rugs,
damaged; 9X10l2 #. 90 90
Were $595. .......... #.
Il Felt-base Rug,
torn; 9x101s #. Was &7 20
$5.95 ............... '~
Kann's+Third Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Girls Wear

-3 Winter Coats. Were co 40
lis Flannel or Tweed S7c
Skirts. Were $1.15. ..... Wv
20 Silk and Wool
Dresses. Dr. s. Were $500 to $l.49
-1o Striped Flannel Robes. 77c
Were $1.59 .............
. Jr. Hi Silk Suits. &I07
Were $500 .......... ~S
Ia Overblouses. Were 90
$l.io ...... ...."....'.....
80 Wool Dresses. Were OOc
xZ.Uu
Kann'@Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Underwear

10 Carters Rayon Bloom 90.
ers and Panties; were 75c w
rs Carriers Rayon Vests; COo
were Soc ............... ~
i Milansse Gown, At. 40
soiled; was sass 80. Wiz
-6 pcs Children's Knit 7Oc
Underwear; were 25c 80. AVS
-l8 Children's Sleepers and II
Women's Rayon G owns, co.
soiled; were 79c each. 90. O~S
rs Sport Knit Pants; Or
were 35c ............... AOS
Kann,s+Street Floor,
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Notions

@ Garment Bags, soiled;
were $1.95 and $2.95. .....
Wa s h Cloths, z for
odds and ends. u AOA
IS m q Ill Lot 12-Pocket
Shoe Bags ..............
Ia Blue and Green Tie
Racks; were soc ........
Open Sewing Baskets,
Lot Utility Boxes, Soiled,
Jersey Elastic Step-in
Girdles .................
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Mems & Boys Wear

10 Mems Tan Topcoats,
sueas sue se finish; were $l6.85
$Z4.5O .......s...s
8 prs. Mems Plus $500
Ill Mems Suits, majority
pin rin.c E h ks; were $l4.85
$3.50 ............
1Boys' .;a sLa....y Heavy Ribbed $1.l9
ga Boys Tie and Hand CSc
kerchief Sets; were 50c.. S
AZ Boys Faultless Broad 7Oo
cloth Pajamas; were ST..
80 Boys Upper Wool Lumber
jacks, sizes 8 to 18; % CS
were $2.65 ...I.......
-53 Boys Upper Wool
berjacks; were 90 0Q
Kann'tSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
red for Friday cIearace No Mail Phone c. O. D. Orders!
Hosiery.

lis prs. SILK Mesh hose, were
soc; 28 prs. Mems Hose In TO.
heather mixtures; were 35c A|C
q prs. Children's Long t.
White Hose ............ AOS
AZ prs. Women's Hose, 90
As Is ................... Wv
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07

ma .,a ss Studio ,;aa, s.ms1s cSo1n: $29.95
. Studio Couches. @CA IN
$32.95 floor samples %S'OO
Il Single Emergency
Got Got :, with mattress. Was So. .88
SlV.So ..............
%t a.a. Windsor W.e. :, 0, Metal $500
r.. s..s Solid w,,. w.'.s: ss. es''er e 1915
": ys.:s:;: :;s,S D'sS's sss. SO. .e5
r.. ,,... p.rsnps.s s;Cap ssnn's Mat $6.95
- ~. SIND: sas1 Bed Cotton 1926
II Boudoir Chair. QS 40
$6.95 floor sample. ~O
II Boudoir Chair. @S OF
$1o.e5 floor sample. %0'~o
II Club Chair, dam @A. ~
aged. Was $ls.75.... ~
-3 Prs. Feather Bed @1 90
Pillows. Pr........... ~
II Full-length Mirror % 90
on stand. Was $2.95 ~
IL Full-length Mirror de7 90
on stand. Was $9.95. ~'
II Foster Inner-Spring Mat
tress. $3.50 door COL or
sample ........... ~-
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Neckwear

200 Fancy Berets, ETC.; o.
were soc to $1.59. ........ @OC
Long Sleeve Boucle or
Blousettes, white and colors ~OC
Boxed Novelty Cap and Scarf
Sets; were 79c; fancy SOc
woven shoulderettes ..... o~O
Odds and Ends Of Neck %.
wear, choice ............ S>N
Kann'S7Street Floor,
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Home Fittings

-hemnants curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. Were 19c to SOC o.
yo. ..................
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. Were 49c to To-
98c yd.. .................
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. Were s1.19 to 90
$l.96 yd.. .................
Us Taupe Velour 3-Pc. 90.
Drapery Sets. Were $1.95. O|C
- Walnut veneer
Cedar Chests. Were c1Q or
$ZS.So ............
odd Lot Curtains.
Were $4.s5 and $5.95. CD 90
"a Green Damask
Drapes. Were $4.98 c1OQ
and $3.50, pr. ....... %1.SO
6 Paper a-FoId Screens. @S
Were $685.. ..........-.... %o
liable Lot 5o-in. Rayon 40.
Damasks. Were 79c yd... f1C
10 Danask Slip Covers for
chairs h III ane sofas. Were S1.02
$4.95 and $6.95 ca. -. %A'1O
a Bolts 50-in. Tapestry Uphol-
stery. Was $198 to s3.s8 CT
yd. PA
SO Prs. Pef1ant Net 90.
Drapes. Were tA.6s..... 1OC
3 Cretonne taility CD SO
Chests. Were $l.es.. $H.OO
lbs Duplex window SOo
Shades. Were TIC. ...... o/C
-6 Moquette Velour
Coz Couch el Covers. Were S5.08
Kann's-Third Floor.
Housewares
IS G. E. Laundry Irons; IL
Rayon Shower Bath Curtains;
were $298. 8 Electric Waffle
Irons; were s2.98. 8
Cast Aluminium Sauce CT 90
pans (4-qt) ........ ~A
II Bird Cage and 8 Bathroom
Scales; were S4.98. Wooden
6S-in. Dish Closets. CD 90
Were $6.98. @O~o
Il Bird Cage and cC %
Pr. Andirons. Were $4.98 %S'
IS Fireplace Sets. cC 20
Were $3.98 .......... ~~c~
": v:Is Portable :;s :, FireDl.ees. 1898
Il Rebuilt Hoover OK or
Cleaner. Now. %AO'>O
IS Metal Tables; were $1.49. 10
Electric Waffle Irons. CT M
Were $1.59 ......... %A'OO
- Triplicate Saucepan CO 90
Sets, got. size. ...... %o'~o
Il Electric Drink CT 40
Mixer. Was s298.... %A'1~
IA Cast Aluminium Ba-
con and Egg Grills. Were cO.
lis Wearever Aluminium Cake
!ec r.n. Were 3for 59c
IS Electric Sandwich 10
Toasters. Were $780,. |1C
3 Electric Tie Press COo
ers. Were 49c .......... G1C
loo gals. Kannsons c7 M
Paints. Gal. %1'VO
3 Westinghouse Elec-
trio Percolators, g. CD 20
i Electric Mufin e2sO
Baker. Was s7.9S -. @osOO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Handkerchiefs

odd Lot Women's 7C1Lc
Linen Handkerchiefs. /ZC
Odd Lot Mems initiated White
Handkerchiefs, and Women's a.
initiated Dark Colored Linens ~
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1933-12-07

Lamps
50 Boud0ir Lamp Shades, i'm
perfect and soiled; We're COc
voc .......
20 Pare h m n tixed
Shades, imperfect; were 2Oc
69c ..................
-37 Pleated Paper Shades, 20
Glass Lamps with Shades, rs
Yellow Pottery Lamps, IL Pink
Metal Boud0ir Lamps EOc
were $1.00 ............. w
10 Red Pottery Lamps, OQc
complete; were $1.29 -. Nv
lis Pottery Table Lamp 6Oc
Bases; were $1.00 ....... Nv
Ia Glass Table Lamps 7Oo
with Shades; were $1.49. ~
-3 Two-candIe Floor CT 90
Lamp Bases; were $1.98. %AS~
III Floor Lamps, I'm @C 40
perfect; were $3.98 =. %A
~ Floor Lamp Shades; OOc
were $1.98 .............. ~
IS Floor Lam mp CT 40
Shades; were $2.98 :. %A'~
6 Floor and Table
Lamp S b q d es; were @1 90
$3.96 ...............
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07

Sm0cks and Frocks
30 Wash Frocks, Hooverettes
and White Uniforms; Czn
broken sizes. Were $1.00. &sO
-18 Percale Frocks 10
Were $1.59 ............, ~
rs Printed Smocks and White
1nS and. csls5ed 20 Or Uniforms 94c
lis Rayon Dresses,
broken sizes. Were W1'QO
$2.95, now ..........
Ia Uniforms, colored nnene.
Misses sizes. Were S7.58
$4.oo sssssss
Ia Nurses Uniforms, Of white
pc pep1n' os Were $l.98
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Children's Wear

-Flannelette Bath Robes, SOo
broken sizes, 2 to 8; boxed. Nv
slipper Isl Of Fl'nnellssse' 39c
pair =
-vanta Training Pants,
broken sizes, 2 to 6; were COc
QUO
odd Lot E-Z Union
Suits, strap shoulder: were 2Oc
6oC
-l0 Brown and Black Velvet
Dsss Dresses; ss as sizes > and q $1.W
3 knitted Dresses,
sizes 4 ami s.; were @C O6
$5.95 1...............
Snow Suits, size 8,
pink or blue; were @7 M
$1.39 ................
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Furniture

- Drop-hd Student @1l
Desks. Were $3.50 va
II Night Table with drawe
! Cabinet Style Smoker. @C
Were $3.95 ......... %>
II Duncan Phyfe
Style Sewing c. . b. &c
met. Was $7.95. %e
Il Nest Of 8 Tables, O.
mahogany. Were $12.50 w
II Console Table,
marred, and I Lamp CO
Table. Were $4.95. ;. We
II Mahogany Coffee Tabl
/ Maple Clover-leaf
Lamp Table. Were O.
STATS .............. W
II Green and Black
Bridge Set, 5-pc. Was q
1895 ............... w
II End Table with
closed cabinet. Was @1
$2.95 ............... W
II Combination Maga-
zine Rack and Smoker. @c
Was $4.95 .......... w
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1933-12-07
SpOrtswear

- Dresses, chenille,
boucle and wool. @Q 90
Orig. $19.75 ......... ~
IS BoucIe Suits, 3-pc. CT 90
style. Orig. $l6.95, now %'O
3 Dresses, Angora and novelty
.,s weave vs wool. Orig. $4.95
3 Chenille Cape Dresses. s.
piece pie eo STYLE Orig $ll.95
Al Skirts. broken sizes. SOc
Orig. 81 .............. WV
al Pleated Skirts Of @1 20
wool crepe. Orig. $3.95. %A'O~
Kann'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Mems Furnishings

-6 Suede Cloth Windbreakers,
upper front; were % 30
$2.9o ...............
al Pajamas, mussed; CT 10
were $1.95 and $2.5o.. %AA~
-3s DuOns, stepin Style Athletic
Union suits; were @1 M
81 ................
"a Shirts . n d Shorts, Qn.
mussed; were 55c. c........ wv
Sport Belts; were $l.00 IOo
and $l.50 ............. >S
40 Allen-A Rayon Shirts and
shorts soiled; were AZ
ooC
Fabric Gloves, were 79c; Swank
Tie and Collar Clip Sets, lOc
Discontinued styles; were 81. tn
-lo Swank Kum-aparts, dis
continued styles; were QOc
$3.50 ................... wv
II Key Chain; was @7 On
$2.O0 '...............
lis Munsingwcar Union Suits,
discontinued styles; were QQo
$1.25 to $500 ........... wv
Hose, irregulars and TO-
perfects; (6 prs. 81 ...... AOC
Medium Weight Shirts and
Drawers, discontinued
styles; were $2.50 and @1 %
81 IN 4s&O
go Shirts, advertised
brands, soiled; were 81 c1 a.
to So .............I.. %A'OT
Kann' Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Lingerie

10 One-pc. Printed Pa QOc
jamas; soiled. Were soc. ~
Silk Pongee Slips and Cotton
Bloomers. Were $1.00, Snc
broken sizes ............
-21 Pcs. Silk Lingerie. %7 40
Were $2.95
-Muslin Slips in pink and peach.
Rayon crepe in navy and CQc
black; soiled. Were 59c..
lis Printed Rayon @1 OQ
Crepe Robes. Were $3.95 ~
Kann,-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Negligees

Neghgees
Il Maize Georgette Negligee
lace yoke. Medium CT or
size. Soiled. Was Sl4.50 PS'|c
Il Blue Satin Negligee, soiled.
5 s,a m a all si7e' Was S7.95
Il Navy Plaid Lounging
Robe. Size II. Was CD or
S1.95 ...............
Kaun'@Secnnd Floor
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Chinaware

so pcs. Gold Encrusted Glass
ware, were S2.50; 20 Glass u.s.
pc.) Luncheon Sets, were $1.49;
Is China (7-pc.) Celery @7 M
Sets, were $1.98...... ~
odd Lot Discontinued Open
Stock Steamware; IL Price
was soc to soc -. IL 1 IICC
is Glass Decanters and IL Glass
Powder Boxes; were CSc
SOC
SO Cookie Jars, Odd Lot Gift
Pottery, 10 Tobacco Jars and IS
Berry Sets, 7-pc.; were S0c
$1.00 ...............
-l3 Glass Salad Sets, 10 QQc
pc.; were $l.19 ......... ~
-3 Glass Luncheon
sets ~ pcs; were 90 40
$4.98 ..............
IL Glass Luncheon @1 OQ
Set, Is pcs; was $3.98. %A
- China Dinner Sets, 66 pcs;
were $49.98 and 600 OQ
$5Z.00 ............
- China d n ner
Sets, IS pcs; were @2O OQ
$5e.96 ...........
- G hin Q Dinner
Sets, 95 pcs; were @CA 0S
$39.98 ............
IL Imported Colonial @6 %
Coach; was $27.98. As Is. ~O'~
- imported Colonial &C 0Q
Coaches; were t4.e8.. ~S'~
-Ss Tan Pottery Vases; 6Or
were $1.o0 .............. ~
IL China Tea Set, 23 90 90
pcs: was $7o8 $500. ~s~|
- China Tea Sets, 23 ct 20
PCS: were $3.50 49,. ~AsO1
IL China Chocolate OF 90
Bet, IS pcs.: was t3.90. %As~O
KaunS-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Bed Coverings

IS Chatham Wool Blankets.
Size 72x9o. Were @E 90
$3.50 ...............
-6 Two-tone Blankets, CT 20
72x84 In. Were $3.50 %A's~
~ Wool Blankets, q co 40
tone; standard size... %c'~
-6 Rayon Comforts, wool filled,
y s2xs4 g size Were 1895
IS Kenwood Cottage Wool Blan-
kets, size 72xs4, soiled; &.05
each ................
Kann's-Street Floor.
] DOmestics
-s Rayon Spreads, double
bed size. Were S7 OK
la Rayon Taffeta Bedspreads,
twin-bed size; en-
broddered center. Were 90 CS
$685., now ..........
rs Percale Sheets, c1 M
size 81x99 ........... %A'OO
Il Blue Rayon Spread, brocaded
center. Was @0 M
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
So Embroidered Cotton Pillow
cases. Were 29c, 1Oc
each
40 Glass Towels, of
linen; soiled. Were 1912, 70c
each .................
-8 Tablecloths, linen, CD 20
size 63x118. Were $3.50. %A'O~
Linen Napkins, hem 7Oc
stitched, 13-in., soiled. Ea. AoS
-120 Lace Arm Rests. 1C1/oc
Were Csc, now.. - /LO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Toilet Goods
-Compacts, Bath Salts, Per-
fumes, Lip Sticks, Rouge; To
were QUO ................
Violet Simplicity Face QSc
Powder; was $1.50. ...... Wv
Fancy Hand Mirrors, to EOc
close
Shoe Horns, Shoe Hooks, 20
CuticIe Pushers ......... OS
Kann'SStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Silk Crepe
TURBANS
sI.05

-Fattering little turbans
Of black, brown and gay
colored silk crepe, with
metal stitchings, cleaning
ornaments and little wells
for variety. Plenty of
large head sizes with deep
crowns.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Dresses

10 Dresses. wool, silk and vel
vet; sizes IL to 20. Ga 90
Orig. $29.75 ...... %AI'oo
. Evening Dresses, crepe; red.
size IA; chartreuse, size 16: long
gloves to match. @17 7S
Were $29.75 ...... %As'sO
IS Evening Dresses, green. wine,
plum; sizes 38 to A. 90 40
Were $16.95, now 80. ~O
81 Tailored Dresses, bright
col :1lO5s' rs Were $3.50
-3 Lace Dresses, white, green and
yellow, sizes 80, AZ and GO on
A. Were S19.75 :. %>N
la Silk Dresses. 90 40
Were $16.95 ........ %O
80 Dresses, odd lot, navy,
brown, black. Were CD 90
$5.95 and $685. 800. %S'>
so Dresses, prints and crepes.
Mussed. Were &1 0Q
$3.95 ...............
So Extra Size Dresses, in black,
brown, and navy. Cd 1Q
Were $8.95, now. ~~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants; were 1no
15c to Csc yard. d.......... AOC
Red Tying Rib -yd.
&c Sss. were " ere 3 bolts, lOc
Kann,s+ Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Jewelry

so Rock Crystal Neck 9Oc
laces. Were 79c .......
SIS Compacts. co.
Were 79c ...............
Us Cameo Necklaces and TO-
Brooches. Were $780,.
lis Leather Watch Straps. COc
Were $l.00 ...........
-3 Rhinestone Brooch CD 90
e.. Were $4.95 ....... %SS
lis Novelty Necklaces. 01 M
Were $1.95 ......... ~AOO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Just As
Room, Size Scanned
Administer
RUGS
sI5.95

Heavy deep pile rugs In
colorful patterns, and the
Okla and 8l4x101z IT. sizes.
Every rug perfect.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
lfl0Nt1 Friday Bargains GIFTS In Disguise

Junior Misses
IA Woolen Dresses,
13 to II. Were $3.95.
-l0 Woolen Dresses,
dzes l3 to II. Were
$5.95, at ............
-S Erocks, silk crepe.
Were $s.95 ..........
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Toys

II Easel Style Black @1 M
board Was $685.. %A'OO
.i .s IS Work Bench. Was $500
d., .. vs,SeiDsds; w.s e e; srd $3.50
wa wa, 4a-ss'el ~ ss Scooter $2.48
na na,I Ecs,,sh csrs w.. p,.1 .,s st,ls q $500
Wa Wa. Lars a. ss Pedal Car. $3.50
G, ca Irish ws. MAJ, N q Hand $l.99
~ :. !, Fibre Rocker Was $2.99
- Mickey Mouse Toy OQo
Chests, damaged. Were s1.59 NV
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Dish Cloths
6 for 2lc

Mice size cloths
In various colors-
six wrapped in cell
lophane and very
specially pric e d
for Friday. NO
tions.)
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Wear
$1.98
$2.95
$4.48
SmOcks and Frocks

Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Csc Bucilla
Crochet Cotton
2lc ball

White, ecru and
pastel colored
crochet cotton for
bedspreads, scarfs,
table covers, chair
sets, etc.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Amami Dusting
Powder
75c box

"A de II & h tful
powder in q lovely
satin top box. Par
ticularly attractive
for Christmas gifts.
Very special at the
price.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Busy Corner Specials!
These Goods Reduced for Friday Only!
$l.l9 Silk Canton
Crepe
84c yd.

A b e q u tif u l,
pebbly weave all
silk canton crepe
in Is or more de-
sirable colors, for
d r eSs es and
blouSeS. 40 in. wide,
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
Salt and Pepper
Sets
soc set

sat and pepper
shakers on an at
tractive little tray.
In bright, non
tarnishable pewter
finish. A useful
gift!
Third Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-06
TOPCOATS-.

For fall and spring wear, :
tweeds and polos, also fancy
mixtures. in sizes SO to As.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-06
ADDING WTAMINS
MAY ENDANGER FOOD
British Medical Officer At
tackS Practice Severely.
m Ncience Scrrfce

Ry Science Serrtce
LONDON, Oct. 6-The large
scale consumption Of foods to which
extra vitamins have been added may
endanger public health if it is car
ried much farther.
This risk of widespread hyper
vitaminosis is suggested by Sir
George Newman, chief medical Of
f1cer of the British ministry of
health, in his annual report just is
sued here.
There is a tendency at the pres
ent time" states Sir George, for
manufacturers to avail themselves
of the publicity value of recent vi
tamin research by adding vitamins
empirically to variety Of foods
without due consideration of the
results which may acrue from such
haphazard practices.
IF halt is not called to this
indiscriminate dosing of foods with
vitamins there is possibility of a
disturbance in the balance of nu-
triton which may have wide-reach-
ing effects and which it is not I'M
reasonable to contemplate with some
uneaSinesS."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-06

Genuine Auto Brand"
and other good makes,
in new fall shades.
Sizes 29 to 36. For
sports and general
wear.
star First Floor.