davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sacs for quick sale
y9FP a2se rsaeser s1ss ESTd s sa2
SS6; Dodge 1880 sedan, S135: Nash 1927
sedan $40: Essex 1929 coupe. $50. Flood
hot-water heater. etc.; must see to appre-
eiate; S475. Call owner. Decatur 2175. eve.
FORD 1888 v-s Tudor: clean as a new
car beautiful black finish and it's NOLAN
ssB doRn ths moSo Solani Is n sppe2
Servcenter. 1901 Connecticut ave-. op-
posite Bureau of Standards.
FORD 1888 VS. cabriolet, completely
NoL-AN-ALYzED. That means the motor
payment; rsSfi t:S small monthly payments. mol
heetcut A sfanSh and Nebrasks sr aves
FORD 1882 VS. Tudor sedan: beautiful,
clean finish rich upholstery smooth-run.
ning motor; air wheels, Ss5 @ DOWN n, small "a,
per Service Station. Connecticut and Ne
braska aves.
FORD 1880 roadster: splendid opportunity
to save on a splendid car: o n so9d & fondi, M.E,
Branch Super Service Station. Connecticut
and Nebraska aves.
FORD 1880 Tudor sedan: original paint
In excellent condition; retuned motor,
epporsTnity: esgs s1nf ! s. down: sis'ss a month,
Nolan. iii Eishteenth st. NV.
FORD 1888 VS. coupe: its beautiful fin
ish glistens like new; the motor Is a
smooth-runnine masterpiece fresh from
our scientific NOL-AN-ALYZED machines;
S67 down buys it, and your monthly pay
ments are nightly low. Nolan. I'LL
Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor sedan finished
like new. spotless interior, perfect me
s67 down: terms easy. Nolan. iii Eight
zenith st. NV.
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FORD 1884 VS. Tudor sedan: formerly
owned by prominent Government Official
serviced IN our own shop; S75 down. bal
ance lS months. Nolans Super Servicen-
ter 430l Connecticut ave. opposite Bu-
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PONTIAC 1922 VS. @-door sedan: black
body with green wire wheels: tires uphol-
Stery and meshanical condition very good.
SPLENDID family car for only $50 down and
balance easy monthly payments. Ask for
car No 676 l. p Steuart Inc 1925 l4th
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(Cnntinued

FORD 1888 Tudor sedan: NOLAN
ALYZED completely: immaculate interior.
practically new tires 500 down; long. easy
terms. Nolan. III Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD 1880 sport roadster; new top and
new paint job smooth running motor: ) !
down. Sl1."6 month. Nolan. iii
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BUICK 1885 model 1861 black sedan
mileage, 415; cost 81 500; will take 81 500;
will arrange finances. Sterling 923l.
BUICK 1888 sport coupe model 56-S
rumble seat. new paint in dark green; car
excellent in every respect: S625; terms,
trade Superior Motors. Inc, 1920 14th.
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FORD 1888 VS. convertible cabriolet;
driven by lady: AL rubber, motor. f1n-
| ish and upholstery: S15 down balance Is
months Noian's Super Servicenter. 43ol
| Connecticut ave opp. Bureau Of Standards.
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AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction,
a2S II NV. every Wednesday and Satur.
day. 10 am. Usually q good assortment.
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CHEVROLET 1884 convertible coupe; beau
t!ful two-tone cream finish motor in ex-
cellent mechanical condition, rubber Al
This car was owned by lady; S65 down,
balance over a long period Of months
Nolan III Eighteenth ST n W
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FORD 1894 de luxe coach: beautiful green
finish; driven very little by careful owner
who gave it the best Of care: motor. tires
and general condition very good. See this
Ford before you buy any car; $50. Sell
ing used cars from this same location for
over 25 years is your guarantee. H. B.
Leary. Jr.. g. Bros. 1921 14th st. NV.
Phone Potomac 1900.
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FORD 1881 Tudor sedans. choice of 3;
each in excellent running order and spot
lessly clean throughout: good tires. S2l9
Terms. Logan Ford Dealers. 14I9 Irving
81 n W Phone Columbia 1900
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Briefly he explained their dilemma to Rhonda. Il
think I'll rush them" he concluded. AT least there
will be some satisfaction in that" As the ape man
sprang from the tower a savage growl rumbled from
his deep chest. The girl, following him, heard and
was Mortified
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FORD 1880 town sedan: splendidly recon-
ditioned throughout: owned by, doctor:
uXuEioYs upholstery 5 good rubber Noian eIean
ILL Eighteenth st NV.
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FORD 1880 coupe; only 80 900 miles and
looks like a new car; sound mechanical
condition; good tires all around. Sl79.
Terms. Logan Ford Dealers. l419 Irving
St NV Phone Columbia 1900
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FORD 1894 VS. Tudor sedan; NOLAN
| ALYZED motor. clean as new car: 1898
new tires and wheels, many extras; S15
down. Nolan's Super Servicenter. 430l
Connecticut ave. ODD Bureau OF Standards.
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FORD 1898 VS. Tudor sedan: rich mo-
hair upholstery beautiful finish. low mile
age and NOL-AN-ALYZED: S67 down.
Nolan. III EiRhteenth st. NV.
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PIERCE-ARROW 1920 sedan: beautiful
two-tone finish. motor in Al condition.
S27 down. S16s9 month. Nolan. I'LL
Eighteenth st NV
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FORD 1880 Tudors choice of 3; S169. up.
Good mechanical order and tires: clean
appearance. Terms. Logan Ford Dealers.
1419 Irving st. NV. Columbia 1900.
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CHEVROLET 1882 coupe; completely
be amazed at the smooth-running motor
OF this car: S61 down. small monthly pay
ments. NOLAN Branch Super Service Sta
ton Connecticut and Nebraska aYeS
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FORD 1881 cabriolet; original black fin
ish. good khaki top; S195: terms. Addison
Chevrolet l4:S7 Irving st. NV.
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=RIDAYBARGA|NS T1mo,yop 7zs777&, zH77 ,Ghl2yxM!
ce-No Mall Phone or COD. Orders on Remnants
Girls Wear

sizes Z to 10. Were $1.95. WV
-S Pastel Rayon
Dresses. We're x2.95 @1 AT
and $3.95 ......
10 Wash Dresses. @1 90
Were $l.59 ....... w
10 wash Dresses. Were $1.l5:
20 Jersey Raincoats. Were 67c
$1.95 ..................
10 Wash Dresses. S1.27
Were $1.95 ........ ~
-25 Bathing Suits. Were 7Oc
$l.39 ...............
lis Rain Capes. Were soc: 80
Slip-over Sweaters. Were S1c
$1.95 ..................
-ls Blouses. Were 27c
-2s Spring Coats. Were &S
$l0.95 to $13.95. 5.......... W.
IA Quilted Rayon @1 IL
Robes. Were $2.s5.. ~
- Net Party Dresses, 90 OF
size 2. Were $685.. ~~
-2S Slip-over Sweaters. 2Oc
Were $1.15 ............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Bed Coverings
s Patchwork II. ay Quilts $l.59
IS Chatham Part Wool Blankets
(not less than $50 90 20
wooD. Orig. $3.s5. Ea., ~
3 Kenwood Blankets,
size 72x84. Soiled. 60 OS
Orig. $11.75. ~
IS Wool Blankets, plain COL
ors. soiled. Orig. 80 80
$3.95 ...............
is Comfort Covers, printed per-
Gale, with rubber but @1 20
tons. Orig. $1.95. ~
IS North Star" Blankets, wool.
size 72xs4. Orig, $3.50. 1905
Kann;s-street Floor
Trimmings
. Yokes Black Sutache OSc
Braid. Orig. $500. ..... NV
II White Silk Net Square with
silver sequins. Orig. SLIT
$3.50 ...............
Wood Slides, and But
tons; 2 to 6 buttons on a 70c
card
Kann'S-Street Floor
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Toilet Goods

IA Bottles Perfume, A.
greatly reduced. Each. =. ON
Pound Jars Cream; dis IOo
continued jar ..........
go Boxes Perfumed Wa L.
ter Softener. Were Csc. oS
40 Boxes Perfumed SAo
Soaps. Were 75c box of g.. wv
so Bottles Perfumes, to o.
close. Each ............
Kann's-Street Floor
Laces
-40-in. Silk Crepe Chit SOo
fon. Orig. S1.00. Yd..... wv
-72-in. Dress Tulle. A S0c
yO. ......s'.....
Novelty Ecru Lace Scarfs;
colored inserts; 36 to A 7So
in. Orig. s1.00 and s125. "
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Underwear

a Part Wool (10G) Sport Un-
dies; 4 Wool and Lastex CSc
Combinat tions. Were soc. O
-27 Women's Silk and Rayon
Pants and Vests, Z Pcs. Chill
dren's Undies, soiled. 10
Women's Balbriggan Gowns and
pajamas'. Were 3 for ST.
al Rayon Gowns and Pajamas,
soiled. l Milanese Panty. OQc
Were S195 ............
-2l Children's Knit Union Suits,
size 2; 4 Milanese Silk 60
Bandeaux
is Girls Bunny Soft Pajamas.
Were 35c; 10 Lastex and To-
Lisle Vests and Pants.
3 Tuck Stitch Pajamas, ROc
soiled. Were s1.39. Wv
Il Tuck Stitch Gown. 7Sc
Was S1.50 ..............
3 Pcs. Milanese Under 7Oo
wear. soiled. Were $1.59.
3 Girls Rayon Pajamas. S0c
Were $10o ............
. Pcs. Milanese Under IOc
wear, soiled. Were 98c..
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

80 @ Eeru Lace Lac Cloths So 20c
-21 Bath Room Sets, bath mat
and lid cover. Orig. $1.00, 7Io
III Cotton Table Cloths, QOo
so in. Orig. s1.00.
-is Linen Lace Cloths, $2.19
54 in. Orig. $685.. ~
-6 Table Sets, solid-color linen:
64xs4-in. cloth. Orig. 1895
$3.50 .....,.........
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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9rl2 and Srl0 Fit.
Grass Rugs
$2.99
-Stenciled designs and
borders in blue, brown and
green. Well woven rugs.
Kann's-Third Floor.
COrsets

-35 Gifdles; sizes rs,
~, %. 80, "a. Orig. @7 M
Table Lot Girdles and Corsets;
discontinued. Orig. @1 OS
1896 and $500. .... %A'@o
-Lastex Pantie. and Cir.
die. Size 2s jr.; discon- ACC
tinued
II Poirette Girdle, size 28. Was
$3.50. Poirette Compacts;
sizes e. ss to 81 Were 1895
rs Brassieres and Ban SOc
deaux; soiled. Were $1.00
Kann's-Second Floor
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FrOcks and Uniforms

FrOckS ana Onl1 OrmS
SIS Cotton Wash Frocks, broken
sizes. Orig. $1.59 and C1 90
Sl.S0
so Uniforms, extra sizes; also
printed rayon dresses. @1 90
Orig. $3.50 and 1896. ~A
-138 Printed Wash
Frocks, misses sizes. COo
Orig. sec.
is Uniforms, also apron sets,
and wrap-around frocks. OQo
Orig. s1.59 to s2.95. 800. wv
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

-1SO Handkerchiefs; chiffon and
linens, soiled. Were 1C1nc
19c and Csc. ~
-121 Linen and Cotton %
print handkerchiefs, soiled.
-225 Linen Print Hdfs. 70c
Mussed and soiled .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Footwear
Kann's-Second Floor.

SO Prs. Girls Rayon Boudoir
Slippers, sizes 12la to !. Orig.
S100. SO Prs. Women's Padded
Sole Boudoir Slippers, blue, rose;
sizes 4 to 8. Originally 1Oc
$1.00
-27 Prs. Jr. Misses Pumps and
Tee Straps. Originally @1 90
1886 and $500. ..... ~
10 Prs. Women's Novelty
shoes. Originally CD 20
$2.97 and 1895. ..... ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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RCA.VictOr Radios
Floor Samples

Floor Samples
II No. l2S American and For
eign s-Tube Model. $3.50
Orig. $69.95. ~OO
II No. 22I Domestic and For
eisn s-Tubs Model. $56.25
Orig. $500 ...... %oo
Il No. 242 All Wave 8-Tube
Cabinet Model. Orig. 600
SllS.oU ................
II No. 224 Domestic and
Foreign 6-Tube G67 SO
Model. Orig. $685.. ~o'Oo
Il No. 143 All Wave 8-Tube
Table Model Orig. S73
SSt.oU s..........
II No. 118 Domestic and For
eisn s-Iube Stub Model. S33.75
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Infants Wear

Table Lot Odd Garments, shoes,
leggings, dresses. etc. 1Ac
Were 29c to $1.25.
-Flannelette Pajamas, broken
sizes to II. Were 79c to SOc
$1.29 .................
Health Guard Stockinette Rub
Der Sheets. 18x18. Orig. 90
SIC ................
Butcher Boy Broadcloth
Dresses, sizes 4 to 61z. @7
Orig. $l.95 .............. W.
Strap Shoulder Slips, l1r
sizes IL to 16. Orig. $1.39.
-Wrights Sleepers, odd R7c
sizes to 8. Orig. $1.oo.. Wv
--Vanta and Kleinert Throw
away Diaper Filters. "a 16c
to a pkg. Orig. 25c... ~
Kann'5Second Floor.
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Gloves

-103 Prs. Gloves, fabric, cordu-
roy, capeskin. Soiled and AOc
irregular ..............
AZ Prs. NuPigtex Gloves, black.
Sizes 5& to 71s. Were @7 00
$l.So ss..sssss....s.
go Prs Children's Wool
Gloves, brown and green. COc
Sizes !, 2, 8. Were 59c..
"a Prs. Tweed Mixture Pull
ons. Sizes 6. sh, T. 70c
Were $150. .............
KanE's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods
SlO.95
Hosiery

81 Prs. Silk Hose As 39c
Is ........ssss ss.s.ssssss
-6 Prs. Full Fashioned CSc
Silk Hose. As Is. s........
-4S Prs. Silk Hose, as Is. 10c
Handled ...............
Mems Novelty Hose. 7Sc
Irregulars. Sizes 10 TO IL.
80 Prs. Silk Hose. Not 92c
full fashioned ..........
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Books

a Two-vol. Sets etiquette" by
Lillian Eichler. Were SOo
Sl.lO ..................
3 international Airpost Stamp
Albums, date to April, S1 O0
1880. Were $780,. ~
. Life in the Making" by
DR.. Alan Guttmacher. @7 90
Were SITS ..........
II mark Sullivan
Our Times" Vol. 5. Cd S0
Was $3.75 ..........
- END Papers" by
Esx; = :: Ne Newton. were $500
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore.
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Reconditioned
Sewing Machines
10 Treadle Machines. Well
mats. K n o " n $3.50 to SIS
-. v,.,:siu Singer Portable $3.50
Il Singer and 1 New Home
Cabinet Model Elec. coo IN
tries. Each ...... ~-
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Lingerie


-l6S Flannelette and Baibriggan
Pajamas, Rayon Taffeta and
Muslin Slips. etc. Were 2Sc
SOC to $100. .............
-48 Silk Slips and Gowns;
soiled. Were s2.95 and @7 90
S3.95 ...............
les Silk Pongee Gowns, Flan-
nelette Pajamas and Extra-size
Cotton Crepe Gowns, and Bal
briggan Pajamas, soiled. SSc
yuere Il m ,. ~
lilo Silk and Satin Slips ana
Undies. Were sl.5s to 99c
-lSO Printed Cotton Patamas,
Philippine Gowns, Silk
Crepe Slips. Were sl.os Tic
to s1.s5 ................
Kann's-Second Floor
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Notions

NOtlOnS
Modes Sanitary Napkins. Dis
continued vacation pack
age of 28 napkins. Were CSc
Small Lot Silk and Satin Frill-
ing; soiled. Was Csc to 7Oc
39c I'd.
SANITARY Step-ins, Bloomers,
Aprons. Were Csc and 7Sc
6Oc .................
-Children's r a in coats. E0c
sizes to 10 yrs. Orig. S1.00
-Sew-on Gar . nm. To
tiers, asst. kinds
Sc Garter Belts; Oilcl0th Chair
Pads; 20 Card Table Cow 7Oo
ers; soiled. Choice. e......
KannA-Street Floor
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Furniture

Il Rose Trellises, 8 IT,: were
79c. 8 Unpainted Pcs, 8 end
tables, / stool, 2 chairs, 2 hang
ing shelves Were si'o0 SOC
to l.49 ................
. Trellises, 8 It. tall,
80 in. wide. Were &1 M
Sl.79 ..............
-l2 Porch Chairs,
bamboo frames. Were Q7 20
S2.95 ...............
. Fibre Settees. Go OK
Were s22 so ........~
. Enameled High 90 30
Chairs. Were $685..
Il Panel Back High Q0 90
Chair. Was $3.50.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants 1C1Zc
Were Ice to 35c yd.
Two Tone Satin Ribbons.
Were W a'' 2 yds. l5c
Marrow RIB 0nS. Were
&c to &c v1c 20
yd..
Ribbon Remnant Were 10c
zoe to soc .............
Kann'S-Street Floor
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Floor Coverings

Il WOOL CnenIne Rug, Gu 90
9xl2 it. Was S14.95. ~
Il Seamless Velvet
Ws: Rss' 49, $780, as #. $l4.45
Il Seamless Ak
Minister Rug, 6x9 it. @1C OQ
Was S16.95 ....... %AS>o
Il Seamless Ak
minister Rug, 412x612 c. CS
fl. Was $1,000. ..... %'
Il Rattania Rug,
damaged, 9xl2 it. co 20
Was S14.95 ......... %~o~
So Yds. 36-in Sisal FL 7Oc
bre Runner. Was sl.49 yd ~
-3 Gulistan Rugs, 36x63 in,
dropped patterns. S12O5
Were S2295 ...... ~
-12 Beauvais Administer Rugs,
27x54 and 36x63 in, dropped
patterns. SIS and S3 90
SITS rugs ..........~
10 Oval Cotton Rugs, 1Qc
20x36 in. Were s1.00... nv
Il Beauvais Axmin-
ster, 9x12 #. S44.95 coo 40
second ........... ~~
Il Arkwright American Oriental
Rug .8A aAxloh aa IT. 5000
10 Felt Base Rugs, 3x6 C7
#. Were $150 ......... %A
3 Felt Base Rugs, 3x4l2 QQc
#. Were $125. ..........
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Art Goods

-Children's Stamped Reat
Made White Dresses. Siz
6 mos. and ! yr. Were IN
29c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ia Needlepoint Pkgs. vii
Yarn for making door stor
Were $l.00; Large Smok- 20
ing Stands. Were s1.00. ~
Beauty Lustre for knitting az
crocheting, assorted colors. ~
Were Ice ball.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Silverware

-6 Mickey Mouse Elec. 70c
trio Clocks. Were $1.50.
Silver Plated Pepper Shakers
with open salt cellars, blue S0c
glass insert. Were 79c..
Odd Lot Antimony, 10c
damaged. Was SOC.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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| Wash Goods r.
/ -19c to Csc values Print
/ white goods, etc.
/ . Remnants 29c to soc Was
/ . Remnants 29c to 39c Lin
| . Remnants 49c to 69c Lin
| . $1.00 Comfort Bats. .
Kann's-S
Dresses
Al Silk Dresses,
sizes IA to A. Orig. c. M
$l0.95 to $16.95. 800. ~OO
-2S Silk Dresses,
:,.ss :,s :, i !, ss 3: :; :; Orig, $500
SIS Silk Dresses,
sic: 81: ;! i i 70 .! %; orig, $1,000
10 Dance Frocks OF
taffeta. satin, crepe. GO M
Orig. $13.e5 ........
. Dinner Dresses,
sizes 38 and AZ. c1Q m
Orig. s3s.75.. ~o
SIS Crepe and Print SS OO
Frocks. Orig. s795.. ~o'o"
so Dresses, some CO IN
soiled. Orig. s5.95. =. ~ooo
30 White Graduation Dresses. :
misses sizes. Orig, $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Jr. Misses Apparel
~ ~ 81 Street re- Dresses: $500
10 Plaid back
Sport Coats. Orig $500
4 Short Velvet Evening Wraps.
size sizes $. 10 to H. Orig S7.99
$10.95 ...............
8 Winter Goats. $1,000
Orig. s25. Friday. ~AO'oO
Kann's-Second Floor.
SpOrtswear
Suede Leather JAG CD 90
kets, lined. Orig. $5e5. %"
Suede Leather
Goats, p length. $1,000
Orig. Sl9.75. Now.
Twin Sweater Sets, @1 M
all wool. Orig. $188. ~
-Blouses, boucle knit,
and satin. Orig. $l.95 @1 mn
and S2.95 ...........
Riding Breeches, and Jodphurs.
Orig. S295 and 1855.
$l.95 and $500
-Two-piece Dresses, knitted
boucles, and chenilles. $500
Orig. Sl0.95. Now. ~"oo
. & 3 Pc. Dresses, boucle, che
miles and zephyr knit. Orig.
SIS :1s.ss Ss and $40 & SIS
-slip.on Sweaters. Sl.88
Orig. $2.95. Now.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Stationery
Odds and Ends, pictures, book
covers, school
bags bags 1oGk 20 u lOcto $l.5O
g Six-piece Enameled SQc
Smokers Sets. Were 81.
10 Door Stops. floral design;
4 pr. Book Ends. AS AZ
Is .....s...ss.....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Domestics
-l2 Rayon Rep CD OF
Spreads. Orig. S4.95.. ~~
. Spreads, quilted celanese tat
feta, double-bed size. 60 OK
Orig. $1395 ........ ~
-6 Spreads, rayon tat @S OK
feta, 90x10S. Orig. $7.95 %O
so Pillow Ticks, feather. CSc
proof. Orig. sec, ea....
Kann'@Street Floor.
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Jewelry

-lS Pcs. M eSn
ss"s,.y; ,s .s =, Was 'l.00 ~ Price
Il whiting & Davis White
!sI Enamslsd sn q. Mesh Bag 98c
-z5 Mems Belt Buckles. SOc
Orig. $1.95 ............
so Novelty Rings. 70c
Choice Friday .......
II Rhinestone \, ne Necklace 69c
Was $1.95 .............
-18 Pcs. Marcasite and Real
Stone Jewelry. Orig. @7 30
sass ...............
Kann's+Street Floor.
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Now $2.49 to $1o.97

11O11AC l. ASNAAAe ~
Remnants Curtain and Drap-
cry Fabrics. Were 15c to 6c
29c yd. ...............
Remnants Curtain and Drap-
cry Fabrics. Were 39c to 7Rc
soc yd. .............
Ill Large Hassocks. OQc
Were $1.69 and $l.95....
-3 Walnut Veneered Cedar
chests. Were Sl2.98
$2495 ............ ~
Il Living Room 3-pc. Suite,
sol soiied. oris' $49.75
$125 ............
Table Lot Lace Panels. 100
Were S1.49 to $1.98 ea...
Table Lot Spreads and Drapes,
soiled. Were ss,ss to $l.98
1898 ............... ~
Table Lot Lace Curtains.
We're W s2.ss to $l.OO
Il Jaspe s-pc. Slip Cover
Set. soiled. orig. $500
S2495 ..............
-4s Chair and Davenport Slip
Covers. Were $2.49 to c1 30
1898 ...............
Table Lot Chintz and Crash
Drapes. Were s2.98 to CT 40
1888 ..........:..:.
Table Lot Upholstery
Squares. Were 15c and CO
19c ca. .................
Il hand-painted s. G1 OQ
old Screen. Was S12.98 ~
Kann's-Third Floor
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Stationery
$l.5O
Donestics

Ia Rayon Rep 90 or
Spreads. Orig. $4.95.. ~
. Spreads, quilted celanese tat
feta, double-bed size. 60 OK
Orig. $13.95 ........ ~
-6 Spreads, rayon tat c. OK
feta, 90x10S. Orig. $7.95 ~o
so Pillow Ticks, feather. CSc
proof. Orig. sec, ea....
Kann'~Street Floor.
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Couple to
BeHOnOred
Helen Louise Titus and
Nicholas Demerath
to Attend Dinner.

Principals il the Titus-D emerath
wedding ceremony tomorrow night
will have dinner tonight at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde E. Titus,
parents of the bride-to-be, and later
rehearse for the service.
Miss Helen Louise Titus and
Nicholas J. Demerath, New York.
will exchange marriage VOWS at the
First Baptist Church in the pres
ence of the Rev Homer E. Sala, De-
catur. Ill, and the Rev. j. N. Greene.
On the dinner table tonight. mir
rors, encicled with greenery, will be
arranged down the center and yell
low tapers in crystal holders will
cast glow on the two plateaux Of
yellow roses.
Covers will be laid for Miss Titus,
Mr.. Demerath, Mr.. and Mrs Titus,
the Rev. and Mrs. Sala, Norman
Essex Titus, brother of the bride-to-
be; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gulling, Mrs.
Jane Johnson Burroughs, Miss
Elizabeth Jean Martin and Miss
Betty Lupton and Frank Fairchild.
Guests from out Of town will in
clude Misses Betty Matthias and
Martha Jean Stephenson, both of
Chicago: Miss Jean Davidson, De-
catur, Ill; Misses Jean Hayden and
Jane Mcbride, both of FIT Wayne;
Frederick Johns, Philadelphia; Cy-
rus Yocum, ST. Louis, and John
Davidson. Princeton. N. Y.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09

South opened the contract with
one heart and West was confronted
with a problem A double looked
like the safest move North might
be justified in jumping to three
hearts in an endeavor to shut East
out of the bidding.
But when North passed, East prob
ably should have responded with a
bid of two clubs. But as a double
Of one major usually indicates
strength in the other, he elected to
make the lowest bid possible-one
spade.
West thought when South bid two
hearts that ne was more or less OH
a psychic. but even if he had a
true bid. East would be able to finess
through the South hand, and so he
Immediately jumped the contract to
six spades.
COUTH'S opening lead against the
- six spade contract was the queen
of hearts. The king was played
from dummy.
Now what would you do if you
held the East hand? Be careful!
Would YOU discard one of your dia-
monds? That would cost you your
contract
Dummy's king Of hearts must be
tlumped, to be able to take the
spade fineSse.
East trumped with the deuce of
spades and then led a small spade
and finessed the jack in dummy.
North showed out
The ace of hearts was played and
trumped by the declarer with the
seven of spades. This allowed East
TO take the second finesse in spades,
Now the ace of spades picked up
SouthS king
All the declarer had to lose now
was the king of diamonds. So. by
making the strategic play of trump
ing dummy's ace and king of hearts.
East was able to make his contract.
,Copvright 1898. NEA Service. IncD