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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

luncheon program at which Stephen
c. holland, editor-in-chief of the
indianapolis News, was the principal
speaker.
wilkins and OBrien, both sopho-
mores, recently were named CO.
winners Of the annual 5000 scholar
ship award Of Delta Sigma Chi.
wilkins belongs to the Phi Delta
Gamma honorary journalistic,
forensic and dramatic fraternity.
He served as campus editor of The
Student last semester, and now is an
afternoon editor on the campus
paper.
Juanita Cox, Bloomfield, junior
coed, has been chosen for the part
of Nanette IN the professional mu-
steal comedy, mo, No, Nanette," to
be presented March 27-28 at Indi-
ana University under the direction
of the University Theater.
Other leads in the show will be:
Mary Brumblay, Bloomington; Jean
Bedwell, Sullivan; Anna CUtShall,
Brazil; John Shanks, Salem; Wade
Free, Anderson; Norman Meek,
Newcastle; Jeanne Maris, Indian
apolis; Sally Jewett, Muncie, and
Marjorie Weaver, Louisville, KY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
More Light Probable

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE. March 14.-Local
street lights probably Will shine
with greater brilliance after the
present power contract expires in
April. Renewal of the city's con-
tract with the Northern Indiana
Power Co. was discus d at the last
council meeting. and veral mem
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
Police to Show Work
Bv Times Specigi

By Times SpeciGi
LAFAYETTE. March IA pub
lie open house" in order to famil-
iarize citizens with police methods
and equipment is being planned by
the local police department. The
headquarters. remodeled and re-
decorated. recently received a con-
signment Of new guns and ammuni-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
Warning Given Motorists

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, March IA
Motorists have been warned by
authorities that a new campaign
against traffic violations is to begin
here today. Excessive speed, reck-
less driving. and unnecessary horn
blowing have been named by police
as three offenses against which they
are instituting a vigorous drive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

fTOmOrro w-Citizens Gas Ra
History
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
News Survey of Indiana
BvTimes Special


COLUMBUS 4s early yet for good fish story but MnaS
~ Lowe OF this duck
into
auto. A II missed the radiator
wounded fatally, lay
the the missing cap
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

bers expressed dissatisfaction with
the present reduced candlepower.
As an economy measure, the pre-
ceding council obtained restricted
voltage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
Red Cross Plans Convention

bV 2 HIIfU FFtss
WASHINGTON. March lathe
American Red Cross annual conven-
ton will be held here April 8-11, the
national headquarters announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
Must Use Own Funds

In the event that it has TO sell the
new securities at a discount from
par. Citizens Gas must dig into It's
corporate pocket TO make up the
deficiency necessary to pay the ma
turing bonds.
The lease further provides that
II Citizens can not negotiate a loan
to take care Of the Indebtedness,
the Indianapolis Gas Co. may take
charge Of the operation and sell the
refunding bonds at the best price
which 1t is reasonably able to OBJ
tain" and the Citizens Gas Co.
shall pay the difference between the
par amount Of the bonds refunded
and the net amount realized from
the sale Of a like amount of refund
ing bonds.
This lease Of the indianapolis Gas
Co. by the Citizens Gas Co. looms
large in any consideration OF the
eventual solution of the local gas
problem. ANY discussion of the valid
lty of this contract should be left
to the lawyers for the interested
parties 10 argue.
(TOm Orrow-CitizenS Gas Rate
History
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
" NNN~AA - AVDV-
1913 GAS LEASE
FAVORABLE TO
STOCKHOLDERS
indianapolis Gas Company
Owners Guaranteed 0iVi-
dends by Terms.
Continued From Page Onel

vided for in the event that the maxi
mum gas rate is fixed at not more
than - cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22

trains this year have a whistle that sounds just like the real thing enough so to make committing fath- CTS run for the station when they hear it.
 Dolls are numberless-and real istic, for children, says the toy group, are realists. The Dionne quintuplets have helped boost the birth rate of dolls
 Streamlining, while not new for toys, has been brought to the 10-cent division for the first time. Fifty thousand new designs in playthings, repra- -onting the combined efforts of more than 400 manufacturers, will pour from the larger pack of Santa thi8 year to delight Americas chill dren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22
HAS BEEN MOVABLE
 FEAST PERIOD

Christmas, which seems to have seen first officially instituted shureh feast day by a decree of Pope Isiephorus, between 142 A. D. and l5A A. D.. was a movable feast. In- S2ed. it was the most movable of all the Christmas festivals. It was usu ally elebrated by the eastern branches of the Christian church in April or May, while in the western part of Europe days in January or other months s were observed as Christmas.
 In A. D. 327 St. Cyril, bishop of Jerusalem, obtained from Pope Ju- lius I authority to appoint com mission to determine, if possible, the precise day of Christs nativity. From the chronological archives of the Roman censors, establishing the times of occurrence of certain events of the same period of the Roman government of Palestine. the theol- ogians of the eastern and western divisions of the Christian church agreed upon December 25 as the date of the birth of Jesus, and there upon this became the officially de- creed and generally accepted Christ mas day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22

A glance at Santa Claus 1885 pack shows every type of industry represented in "put-the-children-to- to- work" playthings. From housekeep- ing to building, toys are efficient, cleaning and streamlined. Stoves that can cook a turkey, electric trains from s4 to s2.00O, and grocery stores with scales that really weigh safes with combinations. dial telephones and cash registers are in the bag for Santa.
 Farm toys are very popular, Coo.
 avs the top group, ascribing it to the wide publicity gf1en the farm belt by the drought. Farm animals, barns with modern lines, and trac- tcrs with snow blows are some Of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22

the headliners.
 In keeping with the toys that work" motif, there are lead-casting sets with which youngsters can make their own toys, if they wish; cement-mixers that mix cement optometrist sets with which JJohnny can grind glasses for microscopes, and chemicals used in industry.
 New Trains
 There is an add-a-room house that can be built on the '.installment' plan and enlarged after the initial building is started.
 For the large number of children and adults-fascinated by trains and tracks there is an automatic eatsman who jumps out of his booth and waves at the train. Some of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22
By CHARLES NORMAN

NEW YORK, Dee. 21.-There is a
 boom in Toyville, and Santa Claus rack will be heavier-and costller- tais Christmas.
 Santa, of course. is not interested ia figures-but they show that the s2o0 100000 toy industry is experl- { cacing it's best year since 1929, with advance sales 10 per cent ahead of last year. and scarcity already ap- parent in quality toys"-those of higher price.
 And toy factories, as a result, are working night and day. in 30 states, to keep up with the demands, says the Toy Manufacturers of the US.A., Inc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22
His First Christina. i, = =s :. bY g..s
 Earle Hooker Eaton e.
D ING up the Pole and telephone h W;,bo,t n y,1oupnfs Dause.

D ING up the Pole and telephone n Without moments pause. Or by ihe spireIess make t kuowH To dear old rSanfa Claus, Thar Papa's Boy aud Mamd's Joy. And Sisfer's Precious Mite, While glad bells cing wiH gaily hong His stocking up tonight! "Tmg.ling, Ting.lnsi Hello. helloi Is tItaf you Sonia, lear? Be sure your reindeer hear you
 'Whoa'!
 When you are passing here. What's hat2 You'll come and bring
 drum.
 4 jumping jack Ga boil, And other foys for iffle boys? Dew Sdim, you're bes: of dH!- Iris Christmas morn, and 10 his shop Old Santa hometoard flies; Iris fre o'clock, bui open Pop The baby's roguish eyes. We're dead for sleep. bla out toe creep And dress at once to get Ighn Santa kind, has Jeff behind For Toddlehins, orr pei. From Pole 10 Pole there's surely not 4 babe more pleased fhan he. And hoio he croios, the h:Ppy tot, And gurgles in his glee. The jumping.jack, the ducks that quaca The drum, the horns, the ball. The chicks that peep, fhe horse, h'
 sheep,
 He tries to eat them aui ;. On this his first glad Christmas lark The toys toith blocks he pelts, He makes old Noah toish the Ark Had landed sometUhere elsei 4 soldier blue he breaks in ttco, 4 puncnme gipes the drum, He fills the air pith legs and hair. ! And then-he sucks his thumb! The S-ud.Mns's surely come to totcn. And soft ts r,uvrer's lap; 2 Clear LID tHe ureck and snuggle doiUn 'Tis time to take a nap. Then rock-a-bye. close each blue eye. Rest, my darling, resti fHe's fast asleep, toith baby shesy ' Rugged night against his breasIJ
 @ Western Newspaper Union. ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22

A new California law requires that sIaarance lights on trucks be green n7tead of blue for better visibility.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22

SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE TIT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-22

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Evening star., 1935-06-20
Corsets, ! Price

-6 Tearose Crepe All-in-Ones,
sizes "a to 80, were SIS; 10 Bro
cade Health Belt" An-in-Ones,
sizes So, 38, A. were $5.95; 5
"Swankie" Corsettes, sizes "a and
IS, orig. SIS; II Popular" Cor
sets, short-f1gure sizes IS, S6, 40,
IL, orig. S.; 100 Discontinued
Girdies, mostly small sizes,
orig. 50.
Kann,s-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Toilet Goods

-10 Imp. Talcums. Were 9Q~
81
Il Electric Makeup @6 M
Mirror. Was $12.. ~
Toilet Waters, Foundation
Creams; orig. SOC and 81. Toe
25 Soap Novelties. .......
lis Pkgs. Incense, asst. OSo
odors. Orig. 81 to $2....
go Bath Salts, 4S Bot dQc
ties Perfumes. Were ST..
so Boxes Incense, asst. 10o
odors. Were 25c..
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Art Goods

-BuciIIa GIossitwist Col 1Oo
Ors, 200-yd. balls. Were Csc ~
-ia :I, Handmade ,1 =, e. Models 79c
, Fern Stands, G7 20
marred. Were $198.. ~A
% Cones Colonial Cot
ton Q,600 yds), soiled. 20c
Were SOC ...............
-Odd-Lot Crochet Cot
ton, mostly cream color, 70o
Ske1n
Small Lot BuciIIa Pkg.
Goods. Were 75c to SOo
$1.98 ....,..............
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Notions
--Drawer Shoe Cabinets. EOo
Wood colors. Were ST..
Small Lot M Shine Shoe Pol
ish. Odd Lot Sanitary 70o
Belts, soiled ..........
Jeanne Dress
s3sas Shields % white or 2prs. Csc
Odd Bandeaux, soiled. 7Qc
Were 29c and SOC ..... ~
Figured Rain Capes, ir- IOo
regulars 81 grade. ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Ribbons

LOCO yds. Ribbon Rem Tno
nants. Were zoe to sec yd.
500 yds. Ribbon REM Go
nants. Were 10c to zoe yd. w
Us CeIIulOid Hair Bands t.
with bow. Were &c.,.
Kann's-Street Floor
Umbrellas
-3 Silk 16-Rib Um- CT 90
breIlas. Were $4..... ~A>
3 Gloria 16 Rib @1 S0
Umbrellas. Were So. %A'OO
-6 Cotton 10 Rib CT M
Umbrellas ........... ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Trimmings
--Colored Belt Slides. To
Orig. SOC to 98c, ea.......
Belt Slides, white pearl. 7C1o
Orig. lee to 29c, ea...
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Hosiery

AOSACEy
- Prs. Kayser Heavy Silk Hose.
Discontinued colors. Were zoe
$3.50 ....&...........s..
lila Prs. Stretch Top
Hose. discontinued ssc 50c
grade .........I.a....s.
30 Prs. Selma Hose. We're
$1.15: 4 Prs. Kaysef -Fit-&H Top
Chiffons. Were &l.15; So Prs
Extra Length Chihons; IL Prs.
Kayser Fit-aIl Top Service 7Zc
WITS, discontinued colors. 80
As Prs. Blue Heron Hose, IS
Prs. Longfellows, discon- QQc
tinued colors; $l.35 grades. ~
.-14 Prs. Radmoors, IL Prs. Kay
ser Short Lengths, 50 Prs. Allen
AS, discontinued colors; 67c
81 grades. .........&s....S
.,--93 Prs. Quakerette Knee Highs,
4 Prs. Allen-A, Service ~sg.
Weights, discontinued col-EOc
ors; 78c, grades. =.
-7S Prs. ChiIdren's Half 1(Nc
SOCKS
~ Prs: SILK Hose dis 49c
continued colors. .......
SO Prs. ChiIdren's Nov GO
city Anklets; as Is. ......
-ss Prs. Chiffon Silk Csc
Hose as Is. S...............
-125 Prs. Silk Hose, dis
continued styles, seconds, 2Qc
as is ..........ss....
81 Prs. Silk Hose CQc
IS Is
SO Prs. Mems Novelty TO
Socks, irregulars .......
Kann's-Street Floor.
DOmestics
SALEM SHEETS REDUCED.
LA Sheets, 6Sx10s and QOc
72x99 sizes. Orig. $1.10, ca.
So Sheets, Slxl0S. Orig. QQc
$129, ea., ...............
"a Sheets, soxloS S700
in. Orig. $1.39. ea...
-120 Pillow Cases, 42x36 C2c
In. size. Orig. 27c ea...
-65 Gases, 45x36 In. CSc
size. Orig. 29c ea......
200 Yds. Unbleached Sheeting,
81 in. Originally 25c 7Qc
yQ. .............
so Cot Sheets, 54x90 6Sc
In. Orig. 79c, ca. s.....s
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
IA Linen Luncheon Sets. 7-pc.
52x68-in. cloth. Orig. @7 OK
$3.50, set .........
-85 Linen Lunch Napkins. 7Ao
Ea. .......... ..........'.
-35 Yds. Cotton Table Damask,
70 In; seconds Of csc TOO
grade, yd. .............
is Bath Room Lid Cow 7So
ers. Orig. SIPS, ea.....
10 Bath Room Sets, mat TO
and seat cover. Orig. 81. "
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
COL z&l(1 (1222I2 |||| |||2! ||I||| !||s|| = :!
Stationery

100 Boxes Writing Paper, mill
surplus, and boxes from H.
BIOCk .ss...s..ssss..ss
SO Paper Plates, so Paper Ice
Cream Plates, 100 Paper 70o
Spoons. Choice ........
loo Picnic Sets. Were e.
Box OF 80 White 2forl5c
Paper Napkins.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Cloves

-31O prs. Gloves, doeskin, cape
skin, satin, bengaline, white
mesh, etc. Soiled and mussed.
Broken sizes 81 to 7h. 9Oc
Orig. soc to $1.00 pr.....
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-20

SpOrtsWear

SpOrtsWear
-BIOuses, silk and cotton. Snc
Orig. $l.O0 to $685.. 80. wv
-Blouses, taffetas, crepes. 90
Orig. 1896 to $7.95. A.. w.
Silk Blouses and Slip-on @1
Sweaters. Orig. $1.95.... W.
Novelty Slip-on Sweat S0c
ers. Orig. $1.o0 to $1.95 wv
Summer SIip-0n and Twin
Sweaters. Orig. s1.s5 to $3.s5.
$l.O9, $l.00, $2.99
-2-Pc. Suits, novelty tweeds and
flannels, also acetate
dresses. Orig. s6.s6 to 1888
$10.95 ...............
-2-Pc. B0ucIe Dresses,
pastel shades. Orig. QA QQ
$7.95 ..............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Junior Misses Wear
III Dresses, colors. CD 90
Orig. 1895 and $5.95 ~
.S .,S oi Dresses Orig $5.49
$lO.95 .............
IL. Ia Dresses smart $1.88
prints ..............
Kann'+Second Floor.
Lingerie
-I36 Silk and Satin Slips, Silk
Undies. Were $l.95 @7 2S
and sass ...........
--129 Silk Slips, Undies, Cotton
Pajamas, Gowns, Muslin
and Pongee Slips. Were 62C
81
-Odd-Lot Sflk Panties 9Qo
and Briefs .............
Silk and Satin Slips and OOc
Undies. Were $1.69.
Novelty Cotton Pajamas
and Beach Robes. Were QQc
s1.l9 to $1.95. wv
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Handkerchiefs

-Wonlen's Cotton Prints K
also initiated hdkfs.. ........ W.
Fine Line Print Hand 7no
kerchiefs .............. ~
Small Lot Mems
adss.. : 3 = " soI1ea' : % |. MS ~ Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Floor Coverings
"A StencilIed Fibre
Rugs, sx12. Were @2 90
e995, as is........... ~
IL StenciIled Fibre Rug, sx10
It. Were = $1o.s5. @C 40
Damaged ...........
-10 Fibre Rugs, 4x7 #.
Were $4.95 and @C OF
1896 ...............
-s Grass Rugs, damaged, 8x10
It. Were $2.95 and $3.95;
20 Kantex Rugs, 36x CT 20
63 In. Were $685.. ~O
lis Chenille Rugs, 24x OOo
20 in. Were $2.19.......
lie Kantex Runners, 27x9 and
27x12. Were 1895 @1 90
and $4.95 .........,.
10 Woven Fibre Rugs CT 90
sexes in. Were $2.s5 O
SO yds. Kooltex Grass Runner
Remnants, 221s and 27 7Ac
in. Were 27c and sec yd.
II Seamless Administer Rug,
soiled, SAx1oh IT. @76 0Q
Was $22.s5 ...... ~
-150 yds. Felt Base REM
nants. Were 39c to 69c. CAc
So. yd. .................
--3 Felt Base Art
Squares. 9x12 and @N. IN.
0xl0h IT. ..s..s....
--2 Felt Base Rugs, eeC 40
Floor samples, 7isx9 It.
--s StenciIled Mour-
souk Rugs. sxl2 and @7 90
exi0 II. ..,......
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Chinaware

% Dinner Sets. sS $I7.@
pcs, Were $24.98... %
90 Polka Dot Dinner Sets, 81
De-; were $12,9S. I Gold Band
53-Pc. Dinner Set; @7 or
Was 1888 ..........
IL China 53-Pc, DIM "a Q2
ner Set. Was $3.50.
-s Cottage Sets. 81 @C QQ
DC. Were S3.98. ..... ~s
Odds and Ends Glass and
Dinnerware. Were Scto QQc
10c to $2.98. 49,.
lis Earthenware Case. 2Qc
roles. Were 69c.
-s Glass 10-Pc. Cereal E0c
Sets. Were $1.:........
% Concrete Flower
Pots with saucers. @1 90
Were $1.98 .-.......
-s Berry Sets. Were AQc
81 -. ............s...
Ia Cake Plates, Odd-Lot CQc
Glass Bowls, etc. Were SOC
~ Dinner Sets, So @7 40
pc.. Were $9.s8. .....
IS Dinner Sets, 5l- C. M
pc. Were s6.eB.. ~
Kann's-Third Floors -
Evening star., 1935-06-20
NeckWear

white Organdy Collars. SOc
Round and wee neck.
-Odd-L0t Neckwear. Or QQo
CANDY, silk pique, etc.. wv
Silk Triangles, plain QOc
and polka dot. t......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20

9xl2and 9xl012 Ft. Felt Base Rugs
Cool, practical rugs for nice f n q q
selection Of and patterns at this low 94 q q
price.
Imperial Stitched Felt Mattresses. 300 sa
Kanns-Air Cooled-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Housewares

'ws 1s,. Metal =, IL ss0ol-hAmDsr'' 79c
$50 Lengths Rubber Gar o.
den Hose. Is to 23 ft..a ~
q Oil Stoves, 4 burner. &7S
Were $29.95- -..........-
--6 Step Ladders, 4 IT,. Were
CSC; "a Fibre so in. Ward HOo
robe Closets ............
--S Electric Curling Irons. Were
4sc; 8 Ironing Pad and Covers.
Were 4eei Is Double Faced OOo
Wash Boards. Were 44c.
- Rubbish Burners. Were sec;
13 Conner Sprinkling Cans and
Hanging Flower Baskets. Were
$l.00;,l Lawn Sprinkiers. Were
$i.O0; 6. Metal 8 #. Out SOo
door Showers. Were $E29.
Ia Stainless Steel 7-Pc. Cutlery !
Sets. Were $100; Is OIL
cloth Covers. 54 in. Were 2Qc
en- OIC {
6Sc - ss--s,.. .....s.
liz Garbage Cans without :
Covers. Were 39c to 1Oc
6oC ''ssss.'' ''s'..'.s'.''
Ia Ironing Tables. Were $1.Oo
t,so : . 59c to $l.29
a Nursery Refrigerators. Were
s4.se; 4 Gal. Cello 80 40
Wax. Were $780,.
-6 Metal 6O-in. Ward
robe Closets. Were A. ~
$5.9S ..............
. Porcelain Top 16x20 in. Cab
met Bases. Were 1886; Z Elec-
trio mixers. Were &S or
pt.So ss..ss ss..ss.s.s
. Detroit Star Gas cSAOS
Ranges. Were $3.50 ~O
. Table Top Gas @CQ 90
Ranges. Were $34.95 ~
-6 White Enameled
Toilet Seats. Were CT 90
$2.29 as is.
-S Cast Aluminium Double Ome-
let Pans. Were $3.98; 20 Candle
wick Shower Bath Curtains. Were
s2-sa; 8 Electric VIM Sl.08
dow Ventilators .....
SO Electric Cords, 8 #, CSc
length. Were soc.
-3 Cast Aluminium Triplicate
Sauce Pan Sets. 1
Lawn Mower. Were $2.98
o4.So
3 No Burn 3-Pc. Cook E0o
ing Sets. Were $1.00....
Il Pennsylvania Betsy Ross
IA in. Lawn Mower. GO 90
Was f$7.S8 ..........
500 Rolls Q,5oo sheet) 6c
Toilet Tissue. Were &c.,.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Underwear

C4AS1 "O0A
so Women's Athletic Union
Suits, I Lastex Bandeau, CSc
Rayon Slip. Were 50c.. N
.-S Girls Rayon Combinations,
soiled. Were soc: 50 ChiIdren's
Pajamas Check Waist t.
Suits. Were 21c. c.........
"A Women's RayOn Che 1Oo
mise; soiled. Were 69c.
30 RayOn PajamaS, @7 O6
irreguiars. Were $1.59 O
a-25 RayOn Pajamas, ir- QOo
regulars ..............s
lis RayOn Pajamas, ir- R7o
regulars, Were $780,.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Furniture

Furniture
Ia Beach Chairs, CT O0
damaged. Were s1.49 %A'OO
II Lawn Settee, natural 7Oo
and red. Was $1.49. .....
. Steel Spring Lawn
q cha;r', .. 'oil'd, Were $3.50
3i :. !, f'rsola' Was $500
.n ~, GA. Slass Top TSD. Cock Go $3.50
ws vs,. Porch p sa Rockers. 1888
. IL POrceIai n Top
K'tshsn x q Table. was 1920
% Steamer Chairs. CT IN
Were $7.95 ..........
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Luggage (Damaged)
-s Rubber-Lined Bags. soc
Were 81 ...U..........
. Overnight Cases. QQo
Were SIPS ............. Wv
1s % as Sport Bags. Were $l.98
W. l..:Is Gladstone Ss B's' $2.27
Il Overnight Case @C 90
with cover. Was $3.50 ~~
W. W.. o ovsFniEh' Ss Case $500
W. WI. G. Gladstone ID B's' 1920
rs ,rs.s Fitted .s !! Tray Cases. $4.63
II 2-Piece Ensemble Cd %
Set. Was $6.95. ~
~ ~. Wardrobe W ss Case $5.63
as 80 81 Suit Cases Were $5.97
~ ~. TSuTist c,4d case" 5000
cs So Leather ,ahsa IS Suit 81 $12.63
3 Wardrobe C7O 90
Trunks. Were $29.98 ~
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20

CLEARANCE-EIectric FANS
KOIdair Sim OscHIating Fam Orig sass. .......s1ss
Oscllating Orig. SS95. $685.
Gilbert Sin. Oscilating Fans Orig s595. ...$SsS
American Sim OcIIating Fans. Orig. $26s .S169
Star Rite Tin Fans. Orig $685.
KOdair 1On OsciIIating Fans. Orig. $7.S5...$495
Westinghouse 6-in Fans. Special
Kanns-Atr Cooled-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
LAMPS

LEO Lamp Shades. Orig. 2Qc
69c to $I.19.
-49 FIuted Boudoir Lamp 10c
Shades. Were &c.,.
- Lounge Lamps. G7 OQ
Were 81 90 ......... ~
is Table Lamps; were 1898 and
$4.98. 4 Painted Lamp CD QQ
Shades. Were $685.. %A
u White AIabaster @7 OQ
Lamps. Were $685.. %
IA Hobnail Glass Bou- Snc
-doir Lamp Bases. Were 89c wv
e Desk Lamps. Were Cd QQ
$7.98 .............
--6 Painted Lamp Shades. OQo
Were $1.98 ............
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Aprons and Uniforms
go Uniforms, colored MORE
and rayon. White
poplin. orig. $2.95 CT 90
and $3.95 ........ ~
lis Maids Bib Aprons,
also uniforms. orig. 78c
$1.00 and $1.19..
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Leather Goods

800 1!HHI %a.s Imitation 10 Leather SOC
is Hand CrOcheted Bag 6Oc
and Beret Sets. Were 81
-25 Leather Bags, shop 100
worn. Were $1.45. .......
80, SO women's H,ona Belts l9c
-10 Crepe Bags. @C 00
Were So ............
rs Crepe or Bead Eve 20c
ming Bags. Orig. $1.....
-25 Leather Keytainers. COo
Orig. 81 ...............
Kann's-Street Floor. @
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Infants Wear

-15 Silk Dresses, 4 to 6 yrs.
Boys White Suits, 8 to 6 20,
yrs. Were $1..........
Odd Lot Summer Shirts, 90.
sizes to yrs; were 48c..
-Seersucker Sun Suits, TO.
2 to 6 years. ...........
10 Pique Coat and Hat 90.
Sets. Were $1.59.......
5 FIowered B atiste
Gowns. Sizes 6 and 8. 90
Were 81 ............... W
lie Hungarian Embd. Voil
Frocks. 2 to 6 yrs. CT &C
Were $1.98 ..........
IS Flannel Coats, yellow, pink
2 and 3 yrs. Were &C OE
S4.90 s..............
Null Bonnets. We ere S0.
u s..s.........'
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Jewelry

~ !
goo Pcs. Costume Jew T0c
elry. Choice ..o.......
-25 Mems Collar Bars and Tie
CLASPS; were 500 and ST. 90c
Is Mesh Bags; orig. ST..
lis Pos. Costume Jew S0c
elry. Were 81. wv
3 Prs. Real Stone AT o.
Earrings. Orig. $5... %
lis Rhine tone &1 0n
Bracelets. Were $1.95 ~
Kannis-Street Floor.
elders
- GEders. Were &Q 00
$13.95 ............:. 80,
--3 GIiders. Were CID, 90
$24.95 ......ss:...
.,s .,s .. slid'r'. Were 1898
Kann's-Forrth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-20
Home Fittings

Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Fabrics. Were 15c to 29c SO
yard .,...............
Remnants Curtain and
Drapery Fabrics. Were 76o
39c to soc yard-.........
-3S Chintg Boudoir- Chair Slip
Covers. Were $1.39 to CT O0
S1.90 .........s.s..s
lie Bolts Green or Rust 1Qo
Homespun. Were 29c yd. ~
Table Lot Cretonnes. 70o
Were 15c yard. ......... ~
-50-In. Linen Faced Gre 6Oo
tonnes. Were CSC yard.
-125 Prs. Sash Curtains. To-
Were 39c pair. ..........
Sample Squares. Were To-
39c to 59c each. ......,..
--48 Prs. Chintz and Sat- TOO
cen Drapes. Were S1.95.
-38 Prs Knitted
Pinch Pleated Cur. @1 90
tains. Were $685.. Wv"
AZ -Auta Slip Covers, for seats
and backs coaches and QQc
sedans. Were $1.69.. ......
Ill Pcs S6-In. Rust T6c
Jaspe. Were 29c yard. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.