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Evening star., 1935-08-17
What's What
Behind News
In Capital
Morgenthau Adventure
in Silverland Perplex-
ing to Himself.
BY PAUL MALLON,
ME adventures of Secretary Nor
genthau and the silver specu-
lntorS havp 1atelv her0rne S0

TINE adventures of Secretary Nor
genthau and the silver specu-
lators have lately become so
u mystifying that the Treasury
Secretary himself is supposed to be
perplexed.
His agents have noticed that every
month or so a wild story is started
mysteriously that he is going to let
the spectators down and not pay
them good profits on their holdings.
These stories are usually followed i'm
mediately by confidential news from
the -four honest men" in London that
they have a lot of selling orders on
hand. CThe honest four meet at a
certain time each day and fix the
price of silver for that day. They are
known to be brokers, but their honesty
is a matter of assumption)
Mr.. Morgenthau has tried to be
a good telloW Nth them. As all
the World knoloS, he is the World'S
biggest sucker buyer tor them. He
dlDdyS buys but neUer sells and
has promised not to let the price
90 doWn, epen though the British
quartet makes the market for
him.
But his agents are supposed to have
discovered that the recent depressing
excitement in the market was pre-
ceded by yarn, apparently planted
in financial journal, predicting again
that he would abandon the silver
policy. Shortly thereafter came news
from London that large number of
Indian selling orders were on hand.
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the lobby lair he failed to find the
object of his search, but encountered
more surprising game in the persons
of Mr.. Roosevelt's own secretary, Mar
vim Mcintyre, and Assistant Treasury
Secretary Roberts. The Presidents two
allies were apparently recreating and
relaxing, of all places, in the camp of
the enemy.
The Official explanation for this
pseudo-treason apparently is that Nc
Intyre's duties are broader than have
been publicly defined. He has often
in the past been in the company of
strange people. Once he was de-
tected dining with banker, and, as
every one knows, bankers are worse
than utility people
Apparently he is the presidential
scout and liaison man with whatever
enemies happen to be current with
the administration.
A man of the hour two years ago
was Prof. Rogers, the silverite. At
least he was the man of the half
hour, Prof. Warren, the commodity
QOilaTlte, pelng tne Otner nall.
Rogers dropped into the White
House to sag good-by the other
dag, as he DdS sailing for Europe
to be delegate at the League
economic meeting. The doormdR
said good-by to him. So did the
neUSmen and a presidential secre-
tdry Dho tDos rushing past. Bat
apparently the President Uus busu.
Times change.
Another evidence of fleeing years
was offered by Senator La Follette's
tax speech He denounced ex-Secretary
Mellon for advocating years ago an
expansion OF the income tax system
TO low wage earners. Yet that was
the purpose of La Follette's own pend
ing amendment reducing exemptions
to $500 for single persons.
A sour newsman always refers to a
certain prominent politician as that
major who returned from the World
War disconsolate because it wasn't big
enough for him"
(copyrisht, 1889
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FIVE TAXICAB DRIVERS
FACE LICENSE LOSS
Utilities Commission Charges
Failure to Comply With
Uniform Rate.

Administrative action against five
taxicab drivers who have failed to
comply with the uniform rate and
zone order of the Public Utilities Com
mission has been started by the COM
mission.
Two cases have been referred to
the District Commissioners for con-
sideration of revocation of their busi-
ness licenses. Three others, sent to
the Commissioners about a week ago.
have been forwarded to the District
License Committee for hearing
The Utilities Commission has de-
termined on this course of action
rather than TO take the drivers into
court for fines.
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TULLY BOOK CONDEMNED
Publishing Firm Cited for Print
ing Volume.

NEW YORK. August II R.-
Greenberg Publishers, Inc, were held
for special sessions following hear
ing yesterday in Magistrates Court
on charges Of having published an
indecent book-"Ladies in the Parlor. I"
by Jim Tully.
Magistrate Jonah Goldstein in his
decision held that "the pages Of the
book are replete with lascivious mat
ter"
The proceedings were brought by
an agent Of the Society for the Sup
preston of Vice.
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EIGHT PRISONERS FOUND
TUNNELING UNDER WALL
Four Placed in Solitary After
Plot Is Uncovered at Mich
igan Penitentiary.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. August II.
Discovery of plot to tunnel be-
meath the walls of the State Peniten-
tiary resulted last night in the plac-
ing of solitary confinement of four
long g-term convictS.
Warden Louis E. Kunkel Of the
penitentiary where John Dillinger, late
Public Enemy No. l." engineered the
escape of 10 of his comrades in De-
cember, 1888, confirmed the escape at
tempt.
He said eight men were believed to
have been involved and that they had
succeeded in excavating a tunnel S6
feet long and 18 inches in diameter.
He said bad they gone is feet further
the convicts would have dug beyond
the prison wall.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy
tonight and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature; gentle east
winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature.
virginia-Partly cloudy tonight: to-
morrow partly cloudy, possibly showers
in west and south portions; not much
change in temperature
West Virginia-Partly cloudy with
occasional showers tomorrow and in
west portion tonight; not much change
in temperature.
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SNAKE BITE FAITH
SHOW AGAIN BARRED
Sheriff Says Demonstration in
Holiness Tent Would En-
danger Audience.
y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EUSTIS, Fla, August 17.-Rev. J.
v. Delong. on whose Snake-defying
faith demonstrations the laws of Or
ange County clamped down, an
nounced he would carry out the exhi-
bition here. but Sheriff w. B. Gibson
said he would not permit it.
Delong said. after his demonstra-
ton was halted at Ocoee Wednesday
night, that the performance would be
given in the Holiness tent church here.
He said he would handle two rattle
snakes, allowing one of them to bite
his hand.
Sheriff Gibson said he would block
the preachers plan because it would
endanger other persons.
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HENRY SPIAK PROMISED
USE OF HIS LEGS SOON
Operation on Cripple, Objected To
for Years by Parents, Proves
Successful.
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
YONKERS, N. Y, August 17.-As
a result of a single operation, Henry
Spiak, IL, was told by doctors today
that he may look forward to being
able to stand soon and to walk with
q crutch.
The operation yesterday, the first of
a series ordered by the children's
Court after reversing parental objec-
ton, was performed by Dr.. George
Anopol.
The first surgery was concentrated
in the lower left side. Henry has
been crippled below the hips for nine
years since an infantile paralysis at
tack.
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FAIR, WARM WEEK END
IN PROSPECT FOR CITY
Thundershowers May Break Heat
Tomorrow-High Mark Today
Due to Be SO,

A fair and warm week end is the
weather outlook for Washington.
The maximum temperature this aft
ernoon will be about 80, the same as
the high mark yesterday, when two
persons were prOStrated.
Possible local thunderShowers we're
predicted for tomorrow.
Those overcome were Paul Hanes
26. OF the Franklin Park Hotel, who
was stricken in cigar store at Four
teenth street and New York avenue,
and Miss Agnes Corcoran, 81, of 826
Kentucky avenue southeast. who was
Frustrated at Seventeenth street and
Barney Circle.
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BODY IDENTIFIED
Emissaries View British Journal
ist Slain in Mongolia.

KALGAN. Inner Mongolia. August
II P.-Emissaries sent to Paochang
to identify the body of a slain white
man telephoned today that it was
the body of Gareth Jones. kidnapped
British journalist and one-time secre-
tary to David Lloyd George
Shot to death. Jones was found four
days ago near Paochang. Some au-
thorities believed his captors slew him
because they suspected treachery from
sthose who sought to ransom him.
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"Wall" to Cost 800 Millions.

Frances new Great Wall of China"
being constructed from Stresbourg to
Serreguemines, q distance Of 90 miles,
VIII cost at least $500, 600, 900.
Evening star., 1935-08-17
Rail Death Toll Small.

British railways report that their
death toll in the last year was one in
about 100, ,ooo, 900 passengers.
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Report for Last 81 Hours,

Record Ter Last q Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 50. at 1;l5 pm. yesterday;
Lowest. -. at $50 am. today: year
aEo, 66.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. IS. on July 20
Lowest. y. on January IS.
Humidity for Last 81 Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest 90 per cent, at lis pm. yes
terday
Lowest. 81 per cent. at $50 m today
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy today.
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| Congress nin Brief

Senate:
In recess.
House:
Considers Guffey coal bill amend
ments.
Evening star., 1935-08-17
Monthly precipitation in inches In the
CAPITAL (current month to datel:

Automobile lights must be turned on one
half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
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Lobby

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Congress

Continued From First Page.)
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Taxes

Continued From First PageD
Evening star., 1935-01-31
FrOcks and Uniforms

Wool Dresses, Wrap Around
Aprons, Uniforms, Smocks, u.
Print Dresses. Orig. S1.95. 'oc
Print Wash Frocks. %.
Orlg. 59c ................
Wash Frocks, Ho0verettes, ~.
Smocks. Orig. S1.OO.. c
Uniforms in colors CT 40
and white. Orig. $2.25 %A
Kann's-Second Floor
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Housewares

--1S Folding Breakfast Tables.
were S1.OO; 8 Vapo Seal Sgt.
Cookers, orig. $1.00; IA Covered
2-pc. Sauce Pan Sets, Zoe
were 94c ..............
-6 Three fold Fire
place Screens. Were CD x
SS.S6 '.''''
Il Pr. AndirOns. S0c
Were $1.00 .............
Il Napanee Kitchen S1Q Q9
Cabinet Was S29,98
Odd Lot Stands for bird cages,
were $l.98 to $298; 8
Electric Heating Pads, G1 00
were $l98 .........
so Wooden Bread CSc
Boards. Were 49c ......
-lS Folding Ironing T ables.
Were sl'oo to Soc to Sl
S2.98, as is. .....
Ill Galvanized Window 100
Refrigerators. Were Sl.19
PA Metal Shutter Ventilators,
were $1.49; Is Wearever
Tube Cake Pans. Orig. SOc
Sl.UU '..'''''''''
80 Adjustable Metal
Window Ventilators. Were 1Oo
ZSc .....'.'''''
5 Electric Fan Heat
ers and 4 Waffle Irons. S1 40
Were S298. ..........
800 Rolls 1000 S heet 40
Toilet Tissue. Were &c..
Odd Lot Damaged Bread Boxes,
Clothes Hampers, Garbage Cans.
W Were res sl-OO 25c and soc
10 Cakes Swift Pride C1c
Laundry Soap .........
3 Hartz Mountain
Canaries. Were S3.98 CD OQ
and S498 .......
IS Electric Dry Cleaning Ma
chimes and 4 Westinghouse 7-cup
Eleo tr trio C. Pere0lat0rs' $l.98
Were 1898 ........
4 Radiator Enclosures. Were
:1t :7.sS 90 to $2.98 to $5.98
-l2 Wearever 2-qt. Covered
Kettles, orig. 90c; so Oil
cloth 54-in. Covers. Were 90
% Automatic Electric C1 40
Irons. Were s298...
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Lingerie

Odd Lot Silk Slips, Chemise,
Gowns, Panties. Dance 77c
Sets. Were $100 to $195
Silk Gowns. Slips, Chemise,
Dance Sets, soiled- Were 00c
S1.95 and 81 95. ........
Silk Undies, Cotton I'm IIo
dies, Rayon Briefs, soiled.
Handmade Gowns, Slips, Silk
Undies; soiled. Were @1 90
$2.95 and 1895. ...... ~
Ia Silk Gowns and Slips:
soiled Were 1895 to 90 90
S5.95 ..............
30 Silk Crepe Robes, Quilted
and Corduroy Robes. @1 90
Were $2.95 to $685.. w
S SILK Negligees.
soiled. Were $7.95 to OF or
$12.95 .............. ~oO
Kann's-Second Floor
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SilverWare

lie Silver plated stainless C0c
Fruit Knives. Were $1-25
so Forks, white and col Sc
ored handles. Were 10c....
so Anthony Salt Sets. ORG.
sl.OO; 8 Mickey Mouse Elec-
trio Clocks. Green. Were RQc
$150 ................
40 pcs. Silver Plated SQc
Holloware. Orig. $780,.
- Silver Plated Serv-
ing Trays. Orig. 60 or
$6.98 ...............
40 Butter Knives and Sugar
ShelIs-Community plate. Or
Orig. $1.00 .............
5 Large electric man G1 QQ
tel Clocks. Orig. $1,000
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Trimmings

. Black Collars of SOU o.
tache braid. Orig S200.
> Silk Squares of black or white
silk net with silver Sc
quin design. Orig. c1 IT
$3.50. now.
so Cards Buttons and 1Oo
Button Sets. Card ...... oN
Kann's-Street Floor
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Furniture

Ill Unpainted End, Coffee and
Lamp Tables. Were TO
$40 |OC
Il Implanted Student Sl.39
Desk. Was S2.9e. -. ~A
Il Drop Leaf Break CD 40
fast Table. Was So 395. w.
. Utility Racks. Were OQc
S1.49 .................
Il Unpainted Wall @1 40
Cabinet. Was $295.
Il Implanted Gateleg Cd IN
Table. Was 1895.
Il Unpainted Hanging Shelf.
Was 81 .95; Bridge Tables, c1
marred. Were 81 So. W
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

Odd lot Mems and Women's
Hdkfs. Some initiated. 1Sc
Orig. Csc and 35c ......
Linens for men and women-
Some initiated. Some ir- H.
regular. Orig. 15c and 1sc. O
Small lot Women's Chiffons.
Plain and lace trimmed. CSc
Orig. SOC ..............
odd lot Novelty Cotton q
Print Hdkfs. Orig. &c. 80. ~
Kann'EStreet Floor,
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DOnnestics

a Bedspreads, quilted celanese
taffeta, double bed. 1906
Orig. sl3.95 ......... ~
loo Pillowcases, ends Of Wam-
sutta percale sheeting, AK SQc
38la in. Plain hem. Each
-120 Feather
proof Ticks. 4 for 81. 90
2lX28-in. size.
a Pequot Sheet Sets. % OK
Soiled. Orig. $685..
-Rayon Bedspreads.
Some soiled. Were 90 OK
S395 to $595 ....
Kann's-Street Floor
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Gloves

-150 prs. Capeskin Pull-ons.
Black, brown, beige, gray. QSc
Were $l.49 ...........
-28 prs. 16-Button Lambskins.
White size, 5a4; black, S1 OK
5%: 6. IA. 712..
-25 prs. Eggshell Doeskin Pull
ons. Sizes 5%4 to 614. Ct 40
Were Sl95 .........
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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Dresses

-27 Dance Froeks, taffeta, crepe,
and satin. Orig. $l0.S5 TO &S
$3.50 ...............
81 Crepe Frocks. Orig. GS
Sl0.95 to $13.95..........
80 Dresses, sizes IA to S8
AZ. Orig. $16.s5 to s1s.75 W.
80 Evening Dresses. Sizes IA
to 40. Orig. $l6.s5 to @10
S25 ...............
-32 Dresses, tunic, one-piece
and Jacket frocks, sizes IA &10
to 42. Orig. s16.95 to SIS Wv
3 Velvet Gowns, red, wine ana
black, sizes 3S, 40 and AZ. &1S
Orig. $35. 5..............
3 Lace Jacket Dresses OF rasp-
berry, old blue. and black, sizes
50, 40 and AZ. Orig. &12
S39.75 ........... ...''.
IS Crepe Evening Dresses, with
Jackets: blue, red, black ana
green, sizes IL to 20. Orig. S7S
$500 ..............
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Neckwear

Cleanup of Neckwear
and Scarfs. Orig. sec to 90
$100 .................. wv
-6 Taffeta Jackets,
copen and brown. c1 On
Orig $195 .......... ~Aoo
, Long Sleeved Plaid Velevteen
"a saeke's' OK Size So Were $5.95
10 Lame Blousettes, Jackets
an, snd oi : to n,es; .,s s. Orig $8.95
Clearance BIOus-
cites. orig. $195 to clio
S295 ............... %A'Ao
Odds and Ends Neckwear,
Flowers and 2fCSo
Ascot Scarfs. CAoi @CS
IS Chiffon Flowers. SOc
Orig. S1.00 ... cOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Homefittines-at - and Less
Infants Wear

- Infants Coat Sets. G1 OO
Orig. $2.98 and $3.98.. ~
. Knitted Shawls. we're
s2.49; 9 Silk Dresses, OOo
were $l.95. 5..............
Ill Coat Sets. Were CD 90
$495 to $685.. ...... ~
4 Coat Sets. Were Cd or
i.5O
Il Three-pc. Fur Coat
Set. Size 4. Orig. 90 90
Slo.S0 .......-.....
Il Carriage Robe. CT 90
Orig. S698 .........
Odd Lot Tots Rubber
Pants, Socks, B0nnets, etc. ~
Were 29c to 79c .....
Odd Lot Hose, Dresses,
Gowns, etc. Mussed. Were 90
soc to $1.29 ............
so Jersey Dresses; odd
sizes to 6. Were S1.6e 70
to 81
Nazareth Sleepers; odd 90.
sizes to 5. Were 79c.. wv
. japanese SILK
Quilts, soiled. Were OF Hn
$3.50
. japanese SILK
@ uiltS, soiled. Were cO 90
$498
SO Pcs. Silk Underwear, soiled:
odd sizes to IA. Were 79c 40.
10 81 .69 ..............
Ssersey Ser ,za upper Less'nss' 29c
Kann's-Second Floor
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Books

., "a Vol. Sets
Jose phi Conrad. S1SOO
Orig. S29.75 ....... ~
Il Scourge Of the G. OO
Indies. Orig. $1,000. oOO
IA Nelson Classics. Were 99c:
lS4 Miscellaneous Books. SOc
Recently $1.00 .y..... wv
-3 Books Of Living Verse.
English and American Poetry
from 18th century to
present time. Orig. &I -
SS.OV
Il Browning, 1 Shakespeare,
as is. Cambridge edi- CD SO
ton. Orig. $500. ~~o
Il Keats, 1 Shelly. Cambridge
edition ed u orig $3.50 $500
as Is .......-........
Il Globe Of the e1n OO
World. Orig. $3.50 ~AO'""
Il World Globe. c. 90
Orig. $11.75 ......... oOO
S World Globes 0AOS
Orig. $3.50. "o
SIS Uncle Wiggly Books. Were
35c. 81 Standard Classics for
younger children. Were CSo
DUO
Kann's-Street Floor and
Downstairs Bookstore
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BOYS Wear

. Brown Raincoats, size 16.
Were sass. IL Gray Hockmeyer
Corduroy Longies. S7 ~
Were s2.95 ........ %I'T
so Tweed Knickers. Were $1.39
to $1.95. Sizes 16, II, zOc
40
4 Dark Gray Raincoats. Size
Is, 18, 20. Were $1.95;
80 Tweeduroy Caps. Were QOo
S1.29 o|C
IS Snow Suits, sizes I'D 25
S and 6. Were $685.. ~c
Prep Overcoats. Were s12.95 to
$3.50; Horsehide Coats. IL oG
Were $8.95 and $10.95.. ~ oA
la Rival Corduroy Knickers,
sn sizes ss ls' H. ls' Were $l.55
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Art Goods

- Cr0cheted Hat Models, @7
soiled. Were $1.98....
. Crocheted Hat Models and
1 Wool Baby Bonnet S0c
Model. Were S1.O0.
Il Crocheted Baby .Sacque
Model, soiled. Was At. 30
30 Hand-embroidered and
Croc heted Models. Were
si.oo to SOC to $.98
$685..
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
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ASa1uMgnD Day *s;i@s1 *;i ' Shop Tomorrow 0t tGh(20
Notions

lie Rubber Wave Settlers. Orig.
$l.00; IL Knitting Bags, dam
aged. were soc to Sl00;
6 Children's Garment CEc
Bags, were soc ......... O
odd lot Garter Belts and Cir
dies. Soiled. Were 25c 1Oo
to $1.00
Odds and Ends, sanitary 1Oo
belts, aprons ...........
Dish and Wash 2 sor 10o
Cloths ..........
g Knitting Stands. S0o
Were $1.00 .............
Kann'S-Street Floor
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Bed Coverings

- Camers Hair Blankets.
Damassd' .sn saSs orig $500
a North Star" Wool Plaid
Blankets. 72x84 size. CIT OS
Soiled. Orig. $16.50.
is Comfort Covers, printed
s1 shsills' al 7S1S4 IN orig ST.. 90
a Colonial CoverletS.
Single bed size. Orig. &7 90
S2.95 ................
-6 Silk Comforts,
wool filled, soiled. GS OF
Orig. $9.95 ........ ~
Kann's-Street Floor
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Home Fittings

Remnants Curtains and Dra-
perry Fabrics. Were l5c TO 80
29c yd. .................. "
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics. Were 39c I6o
to sec yd. ............. oN
. Walnut Veneered Cedar
.nss:s' .as ss damaged Were $l8
e@S-So .............
-Rayon Taffeta Drapes. OQo
Were $1.94 each ........ NV
-Jaspe Slip Covers
for Ch hairs. Were cJ 70
S[-1S ....'.....
S Three-FoId Burlap CD 90
Screens. Were S498. ~~o
Table Lot Upholstery
Squares. Were 15c and 19c -
ia. .........''..
Ill Bolts 50-in. Glazed 90
Chintz. Were sec yd... o
IL Leatherette HassOcks. 1Oo
Were sl00 ..........
-la Fold screen Sl.75
Frames. Were s3.49. ~Ao
Ia Wedge-Shaped Leather
cite ct eo c us IONS Were 30c
S1.UU ...........
- Mattress and Spring o.
Protectors. Were S1.00..
- Plaid Cretonne
Day Bed Covers. c1 40
Were $2.98 .........
Table Lot Tapestry QOo
Panels. Were 79c to S129.
-Filet Net Panel Cur ROc
tains. Were Sl.29 to $l49. wv
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Chinaware

-l5 Porcelain 20-pc. Breakfast
Sets; Glass 6-pc. Sets. @7
Were $3.50. 9...............
II Dinner Set, s1-pc. 30 03
Were $14.98 ........
Il Dinner Set, 4s-pc. S5 08.
Was 1898 ..........
is Footed Topaz Sherbets. 90
Were 12c ................
-3s Topaz Glass Cups and
saucers. Were 6for70c
Csc ea.........
--s Bowl Sets, 5-pc. Were SQc
$l.O0 ........... .......
IA Porcelain Service AOc
Plates. Were $100..
a Wooden Barrel Wine 7Sc
Sets. Were $1.sS, as Is.
Odd Lot Discontinued Open
stock Dinner
ware; wa - GO orig ri Sc to 1925
Kann,s-Third Floor.
SpOrtswear
Odd Lot of Silk Blouses, Cot
ton BIouses, Knitted Dresses,
and SIip-on Sweaters. 6Qc
Orig. $l.00 to 1885,.
TUNES, with metallic thread
ing, also Silk Blouses. 90
Orig. $3.s5, now..........
Riding Breeches and Jodphurs
of Cavalry Twill Lastex. @S
Orig. $16.95, now. w........ W.
Riding Breeches.
Orig: o. i: s2'sS to ST. to $3.95
Silk Crepe and Satin Blouses,
slip-on Sweaters. Orig. S1
$1.95 ..................
-Swagger suits. Orig.
:,s;ss :,s IS to 500 $l9.75
Wool Jumper Skirts. S1.05
Orig. $685., now.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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COrsets
Linens

Linens
Odd Lot Lunch Napkins, K
linen, colored border. W
rs Stevens Dish Towels, IT.
colored bordered linen, ca. LII
SIS Cotton Doilies, lace %.
trimmed, l8-in. size, ea-. ~
-S COlored Linen Sets. OF Oe
Is pc. Orig. $7.95, set. ~o'|c
-1o Lunch Sets, block print
Sanitas, Q pieces. Orig. 40.
$1.00 ..............,.. ~C
Kann's-Street Floor
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Ribbons

R | b bon r e m n q n s.
Were w ~ SC to i0' 2yds. SC
W.
Ribbon Remnants. Were 20
10c to zoe yd.. ~
Ribbon r e m n . nts. IN.
Were zoe to SOC yd......
Small Lot Arti-
i neial Flower" 6for25c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
SI6.95 Inner-Sbrine
Mattresses
S11.88

Double and single bed
sizes with rose and lavender
tickings, rubber button
tufts, taped edges and
ventilatorS on side.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Leather Goods

SO Leather Billfolds, C0c
C0OlCe
lis Fabric Muff and &7 30
Velvet Bags. Orig. So.
so Leather Bags S7 45
shopworn. Were $500
is Leather Bags, shop 7Oc
worn. Were $l.59.
-25 WOmen's Belts. 2Qc
Were 59c ..............
Kann'+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Toilet Goods

Odd Lot Compacts, Whisks,
Lotion Bottles, Lip Sticks, Pow
ders, Perfumes, etc. Were C7c
55c to 800, choice. -.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-01-31

Junior Misses Wear
-18 Crepe Dresses. &2. .~
Orig. $7.95 to $10.95.
5 Party Frocks. &C 90
Orig. $7.95 ..........
~ Winter Coats, fur trimmed,
orig inally $500 $3.50
and $29.75 .........
Kann'+Second Floor =.
Evening star., 1935-01-31

Umbrellas
p Silk is-rib Um- $3.50
brellas. Were $780,. ~@cO
3 Silk and 3 Silk Mixture Um-
brellas. Were $500; 2 Mems To-
rib ra s. Swiss Gloria Were $500
$5.O0 ..............
. Gloria and 2 Silk Mix
ture u sa Umbrellas Were $l.50
S5.OO. ..............
i Mans lo-rib Satin $3 20
Gloria. Was $500 -. pc'c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Reconditi0ned Electric
Sewing Machines
Il Singer Portable. cog
Now .................. ~
II Singer Portable $39.5O
Special .......... ~
Il Singer. 1 White $40 S0
Rotary. Ea.. ~"
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Toys
- Cloth Dolls. Were 20.
$l.00 to $1.69. ........ Wv
Il Ginger Doll u in. 2.40
Was $4.95 ..........
Il Dolls Wardrobe On Q1
Wheels. Was $4.95. ..... W.
II Vig-Row Rowing co or
Machine. Was $14.S5. %~~"
Il Pool Table. s6x 1880
70. Was STATS. ~o
-1S Basket Ball Games, and
Marble Marksman Skill 6no
Games. Were $1.00. wv
5 MYSTIC Magic Sets. @2 AZ
Were $500 ......... ~
II Chemistry Set, No. co or
Is Gilbert. Was SIS. ~~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
, 1935-05-02

dians. creating her pattern as she
weaves. The rug shown top was
made for a woman who sent the
photo Of her house and requested
a rug be made in its likeness.
Below is an Egyptian pattern,
showing the pyramids and palm
trees.
, 1935-05-02

than was usually given girls Of
her class. Finally she prevailed
upon her father to let her study
horticulture. She now lives alone
with her dog and goat. working
in her garden and weaving rugs
and materials for clothes and dec
Grafton. She weaves as do the In