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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29
E u r 0 p E A N d
MODERN JAPAN
A Lecture Delivered At The Mp
pom Cultural Federation

pom Cultural Federation
BY L. de Hoyer who is a we'll
known retired Diplomatist and
now deeply interested in tho study
of Oriental Philosophy introduced
by s. X. Takahashi.
It was by no means my inten-
ton TO contribute anything new to
this distinguished audience about
things In Japan.--its philosophy,
It's ethics nor Its esthetics; much
less could ! venture 10 throw new
light on It's present political stu
alton. came here TO study and
not to lecture. The sole purpose OF
my accepting the invitation OF the
Nippon Cultural Federation 10
speak TO you today Is TO share
with you some OF the fresh impress
sions ] have gathered hdre, after
prolonged absence OF seven years
The whole world has aged con-
siderably during the last twenty
years. We all have accumulated
many sad experiences. and under
gone hard trails. Furthermore. we
ofA hHNct tuluh. very cIeur
conviction that, IL the civilized
world wants to go on living. Il
must turn over a new leaf. Every
body has the distinct feeling that
1t was the World War which up
set things and that war was the
cause of our present troubles.
This idea is right. I would like,
however, to formulate this same
idea in n more precise and determ-
mate way.
IL appeares to me that the truth
appertains to a higher plane than
the economic, political or social
evils. We must lift the whole prob
lem to a higher moral and spirit
ual plane.
The truth is. tia you can not
shed the blood OF tens OF millions
OF human beings with impunity.
IL II seemed necessary to do Il.
however, than there must be an
atonement for 1t. II is so. because
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29
Randolph Tells Of Porters'
Struggles In Organizing Body
Tells Audience How And Why Pension Law
Will Only Benefit Members of A
Bonafide National Labor Body.

Pittsburgh, Pa.--Sunday after
noon. Sept. 10th In the Central
Baptist Church. The Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters staged a
monster mass MEETING to present
TO the pullman porters the facts
about the adoption OF the amend
ments 10 the Railway Labor Act
and the Pension Law by the last
Congress.
Randolph Speaks
A. Philip Randolph. National
President, told the story OF the
long hard and bitter struggle the
norters have passed through In
order 10 build the Brotherhood. lie
explained how the security OF the
lob of the pullman porter IN par.-
cnIar. and the railway worker IN
general. was definitely linked win
p national organization. He indi-
Gated. also. that despite the exls-
tence OF the pension law. no pun
man porter had any certainty OF
securing benefits therefrom unless
he was "A part OF natiohai iapoi
organization which could give MN
protection and support TO the emu
If making his job secure ne
bours Of work OF the port"rs were
discussed and Mr.. Randolph
showed how some three or more
Thousand porters had been iur,
Laughed or put on the extra poaru
because of the chain-ganging OF
rms and the inhumanly long hours
nortars nut In. The remedy TOT
this. he contended consisted III 'ne
securing OF the 24O hour "o,n
month through the instrumehtaiy
~ national Labor organization
suoh az the Brotherhood, as pro-
vided BY the new rail law.
Contract Exposed
A sensational and remarkable
axpose of the existing contract
lnder which porters work, was
made by NJ. =. Webster, first vice
president OF the Brotherhood; lie
cad the actual contract itseh 10
he vast audience. 10 he uter
,mazement and surprise OF the
ooriers and public. 1t aroused the
,orters and audience so profound
~ that DR.. Ward. pastor OF the
church. got up and made the pun
lie inquiry as TO who had signed |
such a notorious document.
Other Exposures Made
Mr.. Webster also discussed the
new porters organization known
as the Pullman Porters and Maids
Protective Association. He styled
II as mere smoke-screen for the
old company union known as the
Plan OF Employment Representa-
ton. He said that the same old
crowd who had deceived the por-
tiers under the old plan was be-
hind this new scheme.
The chairman OF the meeting I
was Bonnie Smith. second vice /
president Of the Porters Union.
\ musical program was render
GA on the occasion. \ beautiful solo
Come ler us reason together
WAS rendered by Mrs Lucille +
Buckner.
Monday and Tuesday In inc aft
ternoon and evening. meetings
were hold IN ihc y NJ. c. 4, and /
the porters made "a remarkable |
showing In Joining the reaniza-
ton.
From Pittsburgh, Messrs. Ran
d0lph and Webster returned 10
Chicago and from there they will
20 to San Francisco TO attend the
convention as delegates OF the
American Federation Of Labor.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29
wenty- Tuo Employees Are
Fired From Springfield Hotel

held with both the manager. Mr..
Corpening, and Mr.. c. Haydan
Davis. president of the operating
company. They insist no race Is
sue is involved. Nevertheless, out
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29

go these twenty-five people on
September 10. some of whom have
families and perhaps none of them
by that time will have found q
lob.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29

Men Use "BEE DEW, Eyerlay
For well gr00med Hair mt your
Drug Stsre-35 Cents.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29

Note; The following poem. by an an
nonymous writer Is reprinted through
the First Precinct Safety Officers. OF
the Detroit Police Department in con-
rrction with the traffic safety cam
paien being conducted in this city.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-29
JACKIE"
by A Hard Rolled Cop

You think I'm hard-boiled copper
For writing man at forty
three"
Well. perhaps I'm think OF Jackie
And all that the lad meant TO Inc
IIow's that. Tell you all about 1t?
Well stranger, the boy was my
son;
God what I'd give TO hear Daddy"
Once more when the days work
rs done.
The driver was just in hurry,
He didn't intend any harm,
But the sun and Stars Quit Shining
When picked up my boys life
less form.
Well. Mister. I'll tear up this
ticket.
don't want 10 "pinch" anyone.
But Id ride this motor through
hell
To protect another mans son.
So the next time you feel like
speeding
Or passing a boulevard stop,
Just pause and remember my
Jackie.
The son OF a hard-boiied cop.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Lingerie

ASSAAS
Wolfe Gowns, Pajamas S0o
and Dance Sets ........ WV
I'll. I'll Printed rhH - RayOn "a $l.87
-38 Muslin Slips, FlanneIette
Pajamas, Rayon Taffeta Slips,
Handmade Gowns. Were 1Io
79c to $l.00 ............
g prs. Misses Silk Lounging
rajamas' T: J.. soiled. Were S2.87
$5.95 ................
II Philippine Gowns, S1.O0
soiled. Were s1.95 :. %A A'O~
SO Silk Slips and Undies,
soil soiled; l., o. Were sl.5s SI.44
Kann'@Second Floor.
Neckwear
Acetate Blousettes, white and
colors. Sizes "a to 7Oo
90 ...............
Odd Lot Triangle SOo
Scarfs. Choice. Nv
mrS nerfect th'h0n S'ar's' I'M Mc
odd Lot Berets. Or
Choice ................
-S Novelty Evening c1 M
Berets. Each. ...... %A'Oo
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26

Jr. Misses Apparel
Ill Two-Piece Suits, 100
flannel. Orig. $685.. %A'oo
Ia Dresses, broken Cd 82
sizes. Orig. 1895. -. %H'o
g WOolen Suits. CT 90
Orig. $685. and $685.. F'oo
Kann's-Second Floor.
Ribbons
Remnants Of Ribbons 1Oo
were zoe to 35c yd...... AoC
Small lot Decorative
Flowers, were E sprays 30c
is Novelty Bowls Of o.
Narcissus bulbs. Were soc ooN
Kann's-Street Floor.
Frocks and Aprons
20 Aprons and Apron Frocks,
printed cottons. Orig. 49,
Sl.O0
is Printed Wash
Dresses. Orig. $l.95 @1 ~
and S295 ........... %A"
30 FrOcks, rayon and acetate.
misses sizes. Orig. OQc
Sz.9o
lis Uniforms, colors. S1 27
also white. Orig. s2.25 %A'o'
3 Hoover Aprons, in 6Oo
colors. Orig. s1.69. wv
Kann's-Second Floor.
Gliders
4 Gliders. Were SOOS
Sl2.95 ..............
-s Water Repellant Sl3.95
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Linens
-25 Linen Lunch Cloths, soiled.
So inch. Originally 6Oo
oSc ................
Is DOE. Table Napkins, QOo
17x17 in. Orig. $100 doz. Wv
-1S Cotton Plaid 7-pc. Lunch
Sets. so in. Originally 7Oo
$1.00 a set. t..............
Lunch Napkins, Of 1C1Lo
linen, odd size. Now. - ~
40 Linen Huck Towels. CSo
Hemstitched. Orig. 39c. S
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Mems Clothing

Mems Clothing
-S Prs. Striped Gray Cot
ton Pants. Were @1 ~
$1.95 ...............
Il Pr. Cotton Whipcord Breeches,
size 40 waist. Were At 30
$1.95 ............... w
II Gray Suit with prs. trous-
ers; size SO long &OI. 7S
stout. Was $3.50. %@so
Il Tan Suit; size 38 short
stout. Originally @1S *
$24.50 ............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Housewares

3 Nursery Refrigera- 60 S0
tors. Were $4.98. AS is ~~
so Bottles Wizard 70c
Polish. Were Csc.
III Chamois Skins; were csc.
Odd Lot Enameled Uten- 2Qc
sils.. Were 89c .........
80 Oilcloth Table
Covers, 54x54 in hes. COc
were b9c ..............
5 Metal Garden &1 40
Carts. Were $2.98...
3 Three-pc. Garden Sets; were
csc. 4 Metal Wash Boilers; were
$l.39, as Is. IL Under-Sink
Garbage Cans. Were S0c
81 90
-16 Cast Iron Sin. Fry 1Oc
Pans
. Enameled wood Bath
Room on Chairs. Were SIPS
$l.9S ...............
is Pkgs. Cedarite Moth CSc
Protection. Were $780,.
Il Reconditioned Eureka vacu-
n. um c.eansr' a,. "a orisi- $7.95
-3 M. & B. Electric Drip
Coffee Makers. Were $4.05
S13.95 ..............
800 Rolls Toilet Tissue, 60
1,000-sheet rolls. Were 10c. w
3 Ironing Tables. Were
sl:2s 81 - to SOC to $1.75
10 Metal Under Sink Cabinets;
"a FuIl-Lensth Mir $l.OO
rOrS .........'..'ss
-lS Electric Heating Pads; were
$1.2e. 8 Electric Sandwich
Toasters; were $1.00. Half
Gallon Cans Lustercoat S0c
Paint
-13 Folding Bed Trays; were
$l.00. Canister (5-pc.) 60c
Sets. Were $1.00. Wv
= LaPetite Electric $3.08
Washers. As is. .....
- Automatic Electric lie Sl.98
-3 Metal Hampers, as is.
Wsre We. 'l'4' to - Price
-s PyraIin-Top Bench
Ha mpers. Were $l.75
$2.98 ...............
300 Quarts 4-Hour 6Oc
Enamel. Quart. .........
Kann's+Third Floor.
Home Fittings
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics. Were 29c 7Sc
to ACC yd. .............
3 Nv alnut Finishe
Cedar c. da Chests. Were $4.08
1880
-Jaspe and Homespun
Fabrics. Were Csc and C0c
29c I'd. .............
III Glider Covers. @1 OQ
Were $2.95 and $3.sS A
20 bolts 36-in. Gre 70c
tonnes. Were 15c yd.... ~
Table lot Crash Gre 7Oo
tonnes. Were 39c yd.... ~
Odd lot Velour Scarfs and
Tapestry Panels. Were 77c
39c to soc .............
Odd lot Imported Gre 22c
tonnes. Were ACC yd....
Table lot Chintz Spreads and
D1a apes Were $l.29
$2.95 ca. ............
Odd lot Chintz Drapes. SQc
Were sI.29 to $1.49. 80. wv
Kann's-Third Floor.
Children's Wear
Close out Tweed and Flannel
Coats. Were $295 to $795.
Now
$l.95 to $5.95
10 Navy and Brow
straw Hats. Were OOc
$1.So
-12 Walking Frocks. @7 20
Soiled. Were Sass. ~
Prints and Sheer Cot
ton Dresses Sizes 2 QQo
TO b ...............
SIX Slips. Sizes 2 to IA.
Soiled. Were $1.00 R6c
to $159 ...............
Odd lot Muslin Underwear;
4 to IA yrs: Were 39c COc
to SOC
a H n dc o c h eted 7no
Berets. Soiled .........
Mos: g;s.s , lot ts s f''n'sa r''s1'' 33c
-B.V.D. Muslin Union C6c
Suits. Sizes 4, 6, &c.,.
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Furniture

II De Luxe Kiddie Koop. Was
$27.5o, floor sam &70QS
Il misunderstanding table
an and d. tu0-s0iled' Was $500
$6.9o ...............
II Child's Ivory EnameIed Chit.
forobe. fe,od ID d q a. m a ged' $1,000
. Unpainted Drop-Ieaf Break
ia fast It Tables Were $2.75
$685. .............
II Corner Hanging Shelf,
maple M p finish. Was $l.49
$2-s5 ...........-...
. Unpainted Telephone Stands
with with, chairs Were S2,49
$4.95 ...............
Il Folding Ain. Lawn 80c
Bench. Was $1.49. ...... Wv
II Large Reed Rocker, box
spring cushion. Was S6 80
$S.95 ,...............
kann'S-FOurth Floor.
Notions
Small Lot Rhinestone Combs
and Bobby Pins, were 7Oc
15c to SOC ..............
-Chambray Laundry CSo
Bags. choice ...........
Odd lot Blanket Binding, 60
yd. ..............
Odd Lot Dish z for Toe
and Wash Cloths ~
Sani- 2 for Csc
tary Aprons 80.
Knock Down Shoe Cabinets,
orig. $1.0o; 10 Hair Clip SOc
pers, were 79c ..........
-Suedene Shopping Bags, 2Qc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Goats
Friday Shopping Crowds)

-25 Raincape Sets, case, cape
and bag. damaged. Orig. SOc
$1.0o. Now. ...........
Ill Sport Coats, Gil M
furless. Orig. $16.95. ~
Il Sport Coat, fur
trimmed; size AZ. &11 M
Orig. $29.75. ......
. Dress Coats, fur trimmed;
sizes IA and 16. &1S %
Originally $780,.
II Dress Coat, fur
trimmed: size 16. @C7 00
Originally s3975... %
Il Dress Coat, fur
trimmed; size IA. coz M
Originally $49.75... ~
KannsSecondF Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Bed Coverings

Bed Coverings
&c Cotton Blankets, @1 20
72x90 in. Orig. $2.25 ~AO
a Two-tone Cotton Blankets,
soiled. Originally @7 70
$3.50 ...............
Ia Colonial Coverlets, $50
wool. Originally SO, % OQ
recently $3.95. Now. ~O
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Gloves
-117 prs. Suede Gloves-beige
and yellow. Soiled. Were IOo
$i.29 ........,.........
"a pr. Gray Pigskin
Pull-ons. Were &7 20
$2.25 ............... ~
10 prs. Lightweight Capeskin
!,,a rudl-on'' Were $l.l9
-215 prs. Washable Fabric Pull
ons. Were sec and 2Oc
79c ................
SO prs. 12-Button Fabric Gloves.
White and eggshelL 7Ic
Were $1.50. ...........
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Luggage

w ~
. Overnight Cases, were 90,
$l.29 ................
3 Dou b e = handle
Sport Bags, $l.98 @1 C(
floor samples ....... %A'A-
Il Fitted Overnight
:sss Case, damaged. Was $2.9,
@o.oU
80 80 o. t'o"r Tourist ssmn5s. Cases $4.2e
Il Fitted Overnight
ss esss' Sc damaged Was $4.7s
Il Tourist Case, 1898 GS 7c
floor sample ......
i Gladstone Bag, &G 81
$9.98 floor sample %. %o'O>
81 81 o, Tourist snds Ca. Cas'' $7.3s
ml a.m.s.a Leather wsa Suit Gas: Case; $8.3s
-, a.n.s.a Leather w.a Suit Gas: Case; $500
. Wardrobe Cases, GO Ce
$14.98 floor samples. ~
Il Taxi Wardrobe @10 S(
Trunk, was $19.98.. ~A>
ca .,a %'rse"ss w so"s r,unh, ..mn;. $2l.3s
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26

Lamps
-13 Table Lamps. CT 10
with shades. Were Sl.49 %AA>
-18 c Kinney La mps for
s1aa 8 ? y q 0ifs' were $l.49
3 Indirect Lamps, GO 90
imperfect. Were S1498 ~~~o
-6 Three-ight Floor CT 90
Lamps. Were $685.. " H
81 .7'.s table Lamps. Were s5.98
KaDn'S-TThird Floor
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Wash Goods Remnants IL
Mems Furnishings

81 Rayon Union Suits; were
79c. "a White Shirts, AOo
soiled; were TIC and ST.. ~O
&c Chalmers 15% Wool Under
shirts. Were $1.29 a for COo
$1,000 .................
-I23 Ties, mostly reds, some
faded. "a initiated White
Handkerchiefs, soiled. 1e.
Were 27c ..............
IS Prs. Gloves, soiled. IIo
Were $l.59 ............
&c b. v. d. 15% Wool Union
Suits; were $500. 1 Sweater,
da aged. Was @1 M
$l.95 ...............
lie Medium Weight Part Wool
Shirts and Drawers. Were 06c
$500 ..................
Il White Sweater, @1 *
soiled. Was $685.. %A'oo
ga Prs. Wear Resist Hose;
TO- 1o' ,o,s s1a' 5 prs, $l.W
Ia Prs. White Wool 2Oo
Hose. Were 75c .... wv
Il Brocaded Hou
Coat, size AZ. Was CT OF
$1,000 .............
IS Silk Shirts; sizes
us, 3/16, 1/16h. @1 or
Were $2.95. Soiled. %A~c
81 Spring Weight Caps, Q1c
brown, gray. Were $125. wv
-6 Pajamas, soiled. Were Or
S1.oo
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
AVE QAM The *:FSC day ExAAy M Gf@zM
Floor Coverings

TlOOE NONCTluSS
. KimIark Fiber
Rugs, 4hx7la IT. Were @C OK
$5.95 ...............
-, -, Woven =: n.1 Fiber :,. Rug r. $8.45
- Wicker ,,,.a. .,s sgs'' e s1' $6.98
II Seamless Ak
minister m ter. Rug; s,a ss szl2 $2l.49
Il Woven Fiber Rug, CT OQ
SHx101a IT. Was $l8 ~'
. woven Fiber
Rugs, sAxloh #. CO 40
Were $7.88 .........
3 Stenciled Fiber
;. .ss:' :: s7' IT: Were S2.95
$4.So ...............
rs Stenciled Fiber Rugs, 27x54
and 36x63 in. Were CT M
$l.95 to $2.75 ...... ~NO
10 Stenciled Fiber
Rugs, 4Ax7h #. @7 OS
Were 1895 ......... ~A
Il Seamless Wool
viii, wilton, n. =: sxl2 #. $34.95
IS Crex De Luxe, 8x1o IT,, and
7 Wicker Rugs, 7Axl0h
and and 8 sxlo it. Were $1,000
$1,000 ............
3 Wicker Rugs, size @6 OK
6x9 #. .............
10 Wicker Rugs, %4 05
4kx712 #. .........
-150 yds. Felt Base Rem
nants, were 3sc to Csc C2c
SO. yd. ........-........
Kann'$Third Floor.
Silverware
-25 Odd Clocks. Were $100:
200 Pcs. Silverplate; so Pewter
Beer Mugs Were 1Oc
49c .................
so Gold Plated Novel, 7Oc
ties. Were SOC. .........
3 Large Electric Man
tel t., c,ioe C. ks $3.50
3 Mahogany Finished B anjo
CIoc cks. Were $500
$500 ..............
II Rogers 26-pc. Set of
silver Plate $24.5O
As Is .............
-25 pcs. Pewter and 16 Chrom-
ium Plated BOnbon Dishes. 2Qc
Were $1.00. As is. ......
Kann'+Third Floor.
Leather Goods
-lo3 Leather Bags. S770
Shopworn. Were $500 ~
Patent Leather and Tapestry
Bags. Were $500 &7 20
and $500 .........
100 Imitation Leather COc
Bags. Were SOC. ........
- Fabric Knitting Bags and IS
Mems Fitted Cases. 60c
Were $100 ............
Odd lot Children's Bags
and Doll Trunks 7Oc
as Is
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Toilet Goods

Small lot Perfumes, L.
tooth paste. etc. Choice AoS
odd lot Of E cakes l5c
Small lot busting Powder,
Face Powder, Toilet 2Sc
Water. choice .........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Girls Wear
-43 Wash Dresses. 97o
Were $1.l5 .............
10 Jr.-Hi Skirts and 10 Pastel
Taffeta Dresses. Were OOo
$Z.UU ............
-10 Silk Dr. ess e s. or
Were $500 ............ C
is Silk Dresses. @1C 81
Were s3.95 .......... ~
3 Spring Coats. Size 90 OF
8. Were s695 ...... ~~
10 Jr.-Hi Silk S227
Dresses. Were $595. ~S
.-35 Wash Dresses. Were 1Oc
44.OV
8 Jr.-Hi Swagger Suits and
Spring Coats. Were $500
Kann'vSecond Floor.
Boys Wear
-35 Shirts, sizes 12, l21z. 2Qc
13. Were soc g for s1) Nv
lie Prep Suits with prs.
long lon It trousers Were $l2.95
-3 Spring Prep Suits; sizes
20 and 22' Were $l5.95
$3.50 ............
-1s LonE-SIeeve Sweat 7Oc
erS. Were $1.OO. O.........
-lo Wool Knickers, sizes QOc
5, 6. 7. Were $780,. Wy
IA Prs. Hose; sizes 81 70c
to 8. Were 29c. ........ wv
. Mickey Mouse FIannelette
Pajamas, size F.: were $1.00. 3
Broadcloth 1-pc. Pajamas 9Oc
Were soc .............
. IopcOatS, sizes D, &C ~
6, 8 and 9. Were 1895 %S
- Topeoats' CO size S. $4.95
Were $795 ..........
. Topcoats, sizes 3 and 4; were
$5.95. Brown Rugby Suits,
lined; sizes re g. g. 10. 1895
Were $5.95 .........
Ill Gray Check Wool Rugby
Suits, sizes 7 to 10. &C 30
Were $495 ......... ~~
- Suede Cloth RaincOats; were
1895. 10 Tan Trench @7 IN
Coats. Were $3.45... %AcO
81 Wool Sweaters, high
school SC .s c0l0rs' Were $l.95
Kann's@Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Special Sale
Cotton Crink1e
SPREADS
78c
(Seconds)

(Seconds)
300 double bed size
spreads in colored woven
stripe patterns.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
TOYS

Il Toy Washing Machine; was
$2.95. "Whix" Ten &7 M
mis- Racket; was So.
II ChAd's Lawn Mower; was
$1.0o. 1 Wooden Wheel S0c
barrow; was s1.oo. .......
II Pr. Girls Union Hardware
Roller Skates; were SITS. l Doll
and Sand Toys in &7 10
sand box. Was $1.95.
II Small Green Enam- AQc
eled Rocker. Was 79c...
Il Swan Sho-Fly, damaged; was
1895. Small Fiber At 40
Doll Cart; was $2.45.
Kann,S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Jewelry

Jewelry
-25 Novelty Link Brace SOo
lets. Were $1.00. -. wv
4 Real Stone Sterling Silver
Bracelets. Were @1 20
$2.95 ..............
Ia Baby Lockets. Were 90
$1.00 wv
"a Colored Mesh Bags. 1O
Were $100 .............
. S Sterl ling silver
Rs Rosarie'' Were $l.60
~S.oo
Il Child's Rhomdium- finished
racelet. Was $l.40
300 pcs. Costume Jew 71o
elry. Were 29c and Soc.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Art Goods

Small lot Hand Embroidered
Models-Covers, Scarfs, e1 20
etc. Soiled. Were 1898. %A'
Tapestry and Radio Scarfs and
Mats. Were ssc and 10c
59c
y and l on. Balls 1CHo
Knitting Yarns. Ball, /ZS
Odd lot Braid for Fancy 60
Work. Yard ............. w
-16 Patterns for Hooked 1Oo
Rugs. Each ........... NV
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Six Pongee
SLIPS
800

-Four-gore, straight-Hne
slips with bunt-up and
bodice tops. Many with
deep shadow hens. Made
OF the natural color silk
pongee. Sizes So to 50,
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Chinaware

200 White China f for 40c
Cups and Saucers.
900 Tumblers, 7Ofor 90
5 and 9-oz. sizes,
Il D crate 66-pc.
Dinner Set. Was CT 90
$14.98. As is. ....... ~
Il Dinner Set, 81 pcs. @S 90
Was S8.98. ...........
Il China 89-pc.
D,se:' .es =: Set. Was $27.98
$oS.SS ............
Il China 95-pc.
Dim Dinner Set. Was s31.98
S1t.SO ......ss...
loo Porcelain Salad S0c
Plates. Were 81 for six. wv
rs Ribbed Sin. Mixing 70c
Bowls. Were 19c. .......
Il Decorated 92-pc.
Dinner Set. was @Q OQ
Sl4.96 ..............
Il Crystal Glass
34-pc. Lunch Set. Was @7 40
$249 ...............
Odd lot Dinnerware, glass,
ETC. -, Were lSc Sc to 40c
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
SpOrtsWear

Sportswear
Slip on Sweaters, odd OSc
lot. Originally $780,.
-Slip-on Sweaters, odd RQc
lot. Orig. s1.95 and s2.s5 Wv
Silk Blouses, broken lot, some
tunics. Originally $2.s5 &7 O0
and $595. Now.
g Boucle Dresses, GQ 90
2-pc. styles. Orig. $1395 ~o
Kann's-Second Floor.
Trimmings
so Initial Buckles, cellu- o.
loid. Orig. soc. ...........
Odd lot Fancy Buttons. 77c
Orig. 39c to soc doz.. 80.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Stationery
Odds and Ends Brass Nov
elites, such as ash trays, 7Oc
bells, etc. Each ......
Odd Boxes initiated Writ
ing Papers. Were Csc 70c
and SOC ................
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Dresses

DTCSScS
-s2 Silk Street Dresses. sizes
Il to ss. Originally S8. .48
$16.95 .............. VIZ
-46 Dresses, silk crepes and
sheers; sizes IA to 40. QE 90
Orig. $10.95 to $16.s5. ~
-27 Silk Dresses. Orig. or OO
$10.95 to $1395. ...... ~O"
- Evening Dresses:
sizes IA to 18. Orig. cS M
$1095 .............
rs Dresses, rayon sheers and
crepes. soiled. Orig. co 20
$495 to $685.. .......
So Dresses, rayon
prints, soiled. Orig. CD 90
1895 to $685.. ~
Kann'SSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26

-Half-sleeve and sleeve
less styles of lustrous
broadcloth in plain and
novelty combinations. Sizes
3 to 10.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Handkerchiefs

Odd lot Mems and Wom-
ems Linen and Cot 72Ioc
ton Handkerchiefs. %. /AO
Odd lot Mems and W0men's
Linen and Cotton &c
Handkerchief. ..........
5 Ostrich Trimmed Chiffon
Hdkfs. Were $1.95 to &1 M
s2o5
IS Novelty Painted 7Sc
Kann'SStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Donestics

-10 CoverIet Spreads. @1 20
sOx1o8 in. Orig. $1.98. %A'c|
so BIeached Sheets, 6Oc
81x108 in. Orig. Csc. %. ""
Il Bedspreads, quilt
ed rayon. 90x108 60 or
in. Orig. $4.95 ..... P~~o
-6 Wamsutta Percale S b eets,
hemstitched, 81x99 In. co 1S
Orig. S3.85 .......... ~OAO
Kann's+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
soc Colonial
Crochet Cotton
40c cone

-1,800-yd. cones
of cream-color-
cotton for knitting
and croc h eting
bedspreads, table
sets, etc.
Fourth Floor.