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Evening star., 1936-12-08
CITIZENS SCORE
[|QUOR LICENSING
Forest Hills Group AssaHs
A. B. C. for Failure to No.
tify 1t Request Was Made.

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board was criticized by the Forest
Hills Citizens Association, meeting
last night in the Ben Murch School,
for granting liquor licenses without
giving civic organizations written no
tice
Edward c. Potter reported a class A
retail liquor license had been granted
an establishment in the 4200 block Of
Connecticut avenue. The association
has received assurances from George
w. Offutt, chairman Of the A. B. G.
Board, that It will be informed Of
applicants for licenses, Potter remind
ed the group, but he added that the
board has slipped one over on us" in
this case. It was Immediately ex-
planned by other members that Offutt
has been Ill and this probably ex-
plains why the group was not notified.
Potter's resolution, however. was
adopted. It declared the membership
learned with surprise and regret" Of
the granting Of the license, and that
objections would have been made had
the application been made known to
the body.
Following last months disapproval
of the proposed three-platoon eight
hour shift for flremen, a report from
Capt. Talbert Payne, chairman Police
and Fire Committee, was read and
approved. No action involving more
than 100000 additional expendi-
lures for operation of the Fire De-
partment should be taken at this time,
the report stated. Funds for new and
modern equipment are more to be
desired, as few cities have the triple
platoon system, and there Is no pro-
nounced demand by the firemen for
the change, the report added.
An increase in the number Of Army
and Navy Academy appointments for
the District was asked by Mrs. Leslie
B. Wright, secretary. Such a request
was approved by the association.
Charles D. Hamel, vice president,
presided In the absence Of President
L. A. Carruthers.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
Traffic Convictions
srcoND.orrENsE SPEEDING.

SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Jesoph G. Oreta, 1017 K street, SO.
Nathan w. Walker, jr. 1919 Thirty
NTH street, $40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Richard Taylor, TIT Willard street,
IS. j..
Thomas F.. Rogers. 52s1a Ninth
street northeast, S..
James B. Sellers, Virginia, S..
Donald A. Surine, 1926 Kalmia
street, IS.
Samuel T. Rolls, 4e14 Fourteenth
street. $40.
Walter c. Jernigan, 1202-A Carroll
berg street southwest, IS.
Herbert w. Johnson, 1915 Vermont
avenue. SIS.
David Snyder, 815 Marietta place, SIS.
James B. Rayes. 1444 w street. IS.
Lawrence E. Kline, 110l Euclid
street, IS.
Elmer E. Booze, 1437 Spring
road, $40.
Walter J. Michael, 47s1 Georgia
avenue, $40.
volney H. Bremerman, 57oO North
Capitol street, IS.
Harold E. Martin, 1147 New Hamp-
shire avenue, IS.
James s. Cox, Maryland, IS.
Thomas Maberry, Virginia, S..
George j. Gale, 2311 Connecticut
avenue, IS.
Howard j. Fletcher, 1912 Blair
road, S..
George H. selden, Maryland, IS.
Gerald P. Lantz, Maryland, IS.
Ned l.. York, 1913 Otis place, IS.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

COlle-QlLIler OF q
movie queen, a gold daisy tiara will.
To match these floral crowns are
clusters of gold daisies to pin on your
shoulder or fasten at the waist.
Needless to say, there's many a
damsel in our fair city who'd think
you-and you-and you-the best lit
tie chooser ever, If she should find a
dazzling daisy set among her Christ
mas presents.
One Among Many.
EXPRESSING the holiday spirit Of
IL conviviality is the gold link
bracelet with numerous bangles
including tiny wine bottle. cocktail
glass, shaker, and dice. This Is Just
one example Of the many fascinating
novelties Jelleff's has to make your
Christmas shopping a rollicking sue
cess.
Rah Rah Gloves.
CPICED with variety are the new
- gloves with zippers up the back.
They have a jaunty air, and
sportiness that gives them q double
appeal for the young collegiates.
They come in pigskin and capeskin.
$295, 1895.
Take Your Choice.
MOST WOMEN feel that one Of
lvl the most trying jobs on earth
Is Christmas shopping for men
in the family. Jelleff's is doing its
bit to make the job both easy and
pleasant. Helping In this Is the de-
hghtful display of choice sets adapted
to a mans needs.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

Archie M. Ridgell, 1884 Woodley
place, is days.
Eugene F. Richards, 1913 Sixth street
southeast, IS days.
Frederick @. Rogerson, 70l9 Georgia
avenue, is days.
Neil g. Schreiner, 3825 Woodley
road. Is days.
Elizabeth w. Sears, 2100 Nineteenth
street, 80 days.
Elverston r. Shelton, tai Second
street northeast, Is days.
William M. Shihett, 40 L street
southwest, IS days.
Fred L. Silbersberger, 1898 Calvert
street, 30 days.
Robert q. st. James, jr., 1903 Nine
Evening star., 1936-12-08

Ben Riley, 213 X street, $40.
william M. Petit, 3218 Wisconsin
avenue. IS.
Charles Charnhos, 5208 Colorado
avenue, IS.
Ralph e. Peterson, Maryland, IS.
Carney B. Holman, 1405 Twenty
ninth street, IS.
Roscoe c. Grant. 1923 v street, $40.
Charles w. Hettinger, Maryland, SO.
James S. Wilson, 1901 Georgia ave-
nue., S..
Benjamin Taxin, 5006 End street, IS.
Earl L. Ewell, 920 Fifth street SOUTH
east, $40.
Margaret D. Grifith, Kennedy
Warren Apartments, IS.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

Jollie r. de Rieux, 1854 Potomac
avenue southeast. $40.
Thomas Wright, 1889 T street. S..
Albert Won Steiner Goltl, Mary
land, S..
George w. Shipp, 1l2 Massachu-
sets avenue, $40.
Robert e. Kimbrough, l49 w
street, S..
Carson 3. Anderson, 3528 Tenth
street, S..
Theron D. Hamilton, Pennsylvania,
$40.
John r. Barrett, 311 Evart street, IS.
Ragan c. Holbach, Maryland, IS.
George Tabierschke, 1918 Rhode
Island avene, S..
Evening star., 1936-12-08

teenth street, revoked.
Jack e. Spielman, 2038 F street, re-
voked
Alfred Stango, HOO Fifth street, 80
days.
Luther H. Showers, 929 Tenth street,
Is days.
Fenton Strange, 2137 L street, 80
days. 4SeN
Robert e. Taylor. IT'S First street,
30 days.
John Teamus, Ills Nineteenth
street, revoked.
Paul L. Tomardy, 1882 Fourth street
southwest, 80 days.
Roy B. Turner, jr. 1903 Eighth
street, IS days.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

SIdCC1uI 1Ol1o ain
fullness that characterized the cos
tunes of a hundred years ago. They
suggest-oh heavens, they suggeet
sugar and spice and every thing nice !!
Piece de resistance of Designer
Montague's collection is the stunning
regal robe, heavy poplin, princess sill
houette, square neck, and sleeves
puffed from the elbow up. 1t come
in variety of unusual colors. One
combination that blinks the eyes and
tickles the fancy is chartreuse and
deep wine.
Observing the price marks on tho
robes is highly satisfactory occu-
patton for, instead of being sky high
as appearances indicate they woul,
be, prices range from s12.95 to $1e.95
Exciting!
Definitely the siren type are tn
lounging pajamas with full blacs.
satin trousers. and damask coat in
tuxedo style worn with a soft Ascot
tie.
A wide choice Of colors and con-
servative price.
Wooden Fashions.
CURE to give ginger and snap to :
- sports suit or dress are the han.
carved initial pins and belt buckles
(also fobs) in Jelleff's jewelry section.
Should you decide to order one-or
several-for yourself-or someone else
better shop early. as it takes two
weeks for them
Evening star., 1936-12-08
PERMITS SUSPENDED.

Franklin j. Croasman, 2109 First
street, Is days.
Donald Downs, 726 jackson place,
Is days.
Robert e. Dunn, 55l4 Second street.
80 days.
Stewart D. Etheridge, 1870 Swan
street, revoked.
Lemuel A. Fraser, 6902 Piney
Branch road, is days.
Theresa Glove, 1911 Florida avenue
northeast, Is days.
Henry G. Rainer, $500 Patterson
street, is days.
Ray D. Rhodes, 106 q street, IL
days.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

II We rave q bit
and sing our song
in superlatives,
but boy, oh boy.
what robes! Make
a special trip TO
Jellef's Just to
see them. let us
urge. They sug-
gest the charming
model worn by
Helen Hayes in
Victoria Regina;
they suggest the
rro aafnI fo1rie a~,f
Evening star., 1936-12-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
.Jelleff'S Makes
Yule Shopping
Pleasant Task
Regal Robes, Lounging
Pajamas, Novelty Jew
elry; Perfumes Attract
Hundreds.
BY RUTH ANNE DAVIS.

TAKE YARDS and yards of dannask
i and heavy poplin, and lots of
verve and flare, let that excel
lent young designer, Margaret Mon
tague. do the mixing-and what do
you have? Some of the most inspir-
ing dressing gowns ever! Pardon us
Evening star., 1936-12-08

10 q man 5 neeQS.
For inst a n C e.
there Is one, made
by Yardley. which
includes q wood
en- bowl of shaw
ing soap, a bottle
Of English laven-
dar after = shave
lotion, some "in-
visible tale" and
some crystalized
brilliantine, both
in at ira C tiv e
metal containers.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

to give you one
portion of extra
glamour. and two
of chic. They'll
lift an ordinary
coifure out of
the commonplace
and give it a
heaping share Of
love iness. In
fact. it's highly
likely at if
nothing else can
give you the
Evening star., 1936-12-08

what In the way of trim could give
smarter touch to any sports costume
Tom Thumb Razors.
A CUTE little shaver" is the mi
N .croscopic safety razor which
comes complete with a metal
case and a set of tiny surgical steel
blades Ideal for the traveller who
travels light" for she can carry 1t
in her handbag Incidentally If those
of you cudgeling your brain for novel
gift suggestions that have a prac-
tical side as well, keep in mind this
midget razorette for 81 at Jelleff's.
A Daisy Coronet.
CINCE crowned heads are always
- the fashion you may as well crown
your owr this season. Do it,
however. in 1owery style with one
of the gold daisy tiaras shimmering
and shining at Jelleff's. These frivol-
ously feminine dainties are guaranteed
Evening star., 1936-12-08

to be made up.
You may have
one with either
your name or
initials, and you
can have pin and
buckle to match.
For knit dresses
especially what
could be more
appropriate than
wooden initiated
belt buckles? Or,
for that matter
Evening star., 1936-12-08

Irresistible.
[E0F THEE I SING Is the In
triguing name of Charbert's
eau de cologne with fasci-
mating fragrance hard to describe.
It Is spicy and at the same time
sweet, scent suited to all times and
any costume. In lovely bottles, too.
Available in Jelleff's toiletry section.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY

TODAY.
International bazaar, Americaniza-
ton School Association, Webster
School, Tenth and H streets, 10 pm
Meeting, District Pharmaceutical
Association, Raleigh Hotel, pm.
Banquet, Kilowatt Club. Potomac
Power Co., Mayower Hotel, 7p.m.
Dinner, Civitan Club, Mayhower
Hotel, z pm,
Dinner, Funeral Directors. Hamilton
Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Robert E. Perry Ship.
Hamilton Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Foreign Service Division,
Commerce Department, Shoreham
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, sergt. Jasper Unit No. 3,
Lafayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Ladies' Guild, Trinity M. z.
Church, Fifth street and Seward square
southeast, pm.
Dance, Junior Hadassah. Lafayette
Hotel, 10 pm.
Meeting and supper, Sons Of the
Revolution, Willard Hotel, 8:15 pm.
Meeting and supper, Calvert Club,
Willard Hotel. $3.50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, National Monarch Club,
Ambassador Hotel, 1915 pm.
Luncheon, Electrical Institute. Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, soroptimist Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Gro Club. Lafayette
Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club. Maydower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Zonta Club, Y. W. c. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets, pm.
Meeting. Geological Society, Cosmos
Club, 8 pm.
Meeting, Tall Cedars Of Lebanon,
Raleigh Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Isaac Walton League,
Raleigh Hotel, pm.
Banquet and dance. National Res
taurant Association, Maydower Hotel,
epm.
Reception, Canadian Society, May
flower Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Touchdown Club, Willard
Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Catholic Charities, Willard
Hotel, pm.
Dinner, National Sojourners, LAfay-
cite Hotel, $50 pm.
Dance, Daughters Of Penelope,
Wardman Park Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-11-10

Montgomery. Ward u Co.-October
sales were up ass per cent; nine
mon51ss. up 22.2 per cent; October and
Qine-month figures of 1895 estab-
lished new high records.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK November 10 ,Pl.-Nev
York Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1936-11-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

v. cH.eAoo i. f1oes Noss%ssf hens. 4.
Ieshorn hens. liz; SPRINGS pounds
up' Plymouth Rock 15la: White Rock, 16:
colored 14ta: less than pounds. Plymouth
Rock 14i7: White Rock d: colored. l." q:
Plymouth and White Rock broilers, IL;
coiored.. 1s: bareback chickens. II: Les
horn chickens. IA; roosters. l3; Les
ysun. toms. is; old, i; no; :: turkeys,
er.d. is: small white ducks ia; small
colored. 1917. geese. 13i2.
Dressed turkeys steady
Butter, s.1s4: unsettled; creamery. spe-
eials Ia3 Scorel, 33a33i2 extras 1927
2ola: extra nrsts t90-9D. 81 '4a3": frsts
,ss-sa. 3Oha31i4; standards 100. CEN
traliIed csrlotsl. 3ls4- Esgs: 800: firm:
extra hrsts. cars and local. 81; fresh
rraded frsts. cars and local, 81: current
REFRIGERATOR extras 2Si4.
Potatoes. Il; on track. 334 total U. S
liberal demand Russets slow limited
mostly to best quality large size stock for
other stock demand fair: sacked per cwt.
Idaho, RusSet Burbanks. u. s. No. l. 2.45
s'h; u. g. No. =. .a0a2 05; practically
free from cuts and clipped ends. .,35;
Wsshineton, Russet Burbanks, combina-
U. s, No; /. ...4oa65; Nebraska, Bliss Tri-
c35a4O: Wisconsin. round whites. U. 8
No. l. l.65aS0: fine quality large. l 90:
U. s. commercial. | So: unclassified 30:
Michiean Russet Rurals. U. s. No. J. ] 20
aso: North Dakota. Early Ohios. partly
srsoed. .6Oa10: unclassihed, 1.25.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
Washington Produce

BUT'rER-Ranse Of prices to stores
nearby shippers based on PHILADELPHIA and
New York prices): One-pound prints ear
ton taa seorel: 80; l-pound prints. carton
,sS S score. AZ; tubs oSs scors'. ss; tubs
MEATs.Bsef, 1s: lamb, II: fresh ham.
bacon, slab. 2s: bacon. slice. SO; COM
LIVE sTocK1Piss, s.sa: nsht hess.
ssI.: roushs' eas: calves. 5al0h: lambs,
Prices paid shippers. net fob. wash
inston' By the United States Bureau Of
Agricultural Economics:
EG0s--Market steady to frm. United
States Government sraded extras. me.
diums. y, cent higher, Receipts light and
demand good Current receipts 2sa32;
hennery whites. 35s3s: Government
sraded and dated white esgs met prices
paid shippers. fob, Washington, U. 3.
extras, large. AZ: u. o, extras, mediums.
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts OF turkeys
continue moderate md aocgt d,d. In iinf svy with
ldals; Leghorns l.; ,;,,.' No; ..s' 8 Chick ,sl.
lasI1: Delaware crosses ,,ns issl!; ,nMnsi mixed
each: old guireas. s5aa0 each sprins
turkeys: Hens. 10 pounds and up l9a20:
toms. Is pounds and up. 11a1s: No.
14aI5: undersized :? cents under quota
tions: old hens and toms. l6.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
EXPORT COPPER
ADVANCES AGAIN
Hits 1890 Cents a Pound,
New Peak Since 1880.
Other Metals Up.
By the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November l0.--Metals
held the center Of the market stage
today as export copper reached 1890
cents q pound. q new peak since De-
cember, 1880. The price Of lead was
boosted. while scrap copper. bar silver
in London and silver futures In Mon
treal all advanced.
An advance OF 81 q ton In lead ex-
tended the metals rise TO So q ton
within the past fortnight and placed
the market at the highest level since
October. 1880. st. Joseph Lead Co.
elevated the price to SIS cents q
pound, New York, and 4.o5 cents. East
Ct. Louis. American Smelling named
$40 cents, New York, and 4.95 cents,
| East st. Louis
The upward move In silver reflected
q broadened speculative interest based
on yesterdays sharp rise In London
bar silver and the responsive Jump
here of ~ cents to an cents an
ounce for so-called foreign metal.
This was the first New York change
In the price since May 10. last. and
one of the sharpest rises since the
Treasury inaugurated its silver-buyins
policy.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO November 10 4P' u. S. Dept.
AR .l.-Hoss. 10000. including ;.0O0 d.
rect; opened slow; $40 lower than Mon
days average; bnlk good and choice roo
most 15s,1s0 pounds, a.14-45; packers
steady; bulk better kinds 9.o5a40.
Cattle, II 900: calves, 1000; strictly
Erain-fed steers and yearlines fully steady:
fairly active; all other grades unevenly
steady to 95 lower. slow: Tat cattle selling
rather freely at 1880 upward, but light
thin-fleShed kinds very dull on both killer
and stocker account; top 200. paid for
numerous loads following sale of 53l head
At that price on Monday; today's 1900
cattle scaled e92 to $40 pounds: better
grade heifers steady; others weak: cows.
1918 lower. bulls and vealers steady; out
side on weishty sausage bulls. 515; veal
ers $50.
Sheep. 10000, including 700 direct; fat
quality censdersd' bulk sood 70 choice
auently for choice offerings; best held
above q Is; sheep and feeding lambs little
changed; slaughter ewes. ?.b0a4 90. feed
ins lambs, 4.1sa!.15, according to kind;
long string around 40 pounds. white faces,
at inside
Evening star., 1936-11-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON November 10 tPY.-The stock
market closed hrm, with activity in min
ing issues and oil stocks. support vas
lacking in the early trading. but this vas
not surprislnE TO spectators after the
recent activity and strength in the mar
ket. Industrials remained quiet and rub
Der Issues moved higher. Transatlantic
and giit-edeed securities held steady.
PARASITIC Bourse closed irresular
rentes finishing 5b centimes 10 / franc
lower and Bank OF France stock adyanc-
ing 40 francs. TO 5000 france. Coal and
electric shares were mixed. The market
will be closed Armistice day.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK November 10 lP.-Foreisn
9ssssiIii; @ Cables, f 81 4 so-dsy fln bills. tsss
France demand 463n: cables .63'.'
Demands: Belsium. 1921; Germany
free. 4O23; registered. 2l.80: travel.
sweden. ss.is: Denmark, II Is: Finland
21s: switzerland. ?2,9shi Spain un-
quoted: Portugal. 4.441a; Greece. o.s9h;
Poland 1889: Czechosloyakia. 3.54h:
YurosIavis. asa: Austria. 1s:73n: Hun
ssry, 10, so: Rums1is. .7S; ArsentiMns, M
sS.nsi. sss.s gsss ss9 HonsEcns r9n1e Me-
ico 6ity. ~ IS; Montreal in New York.
1OO.1sa<: New York In Montreal. S9.SlM
n-Nominal.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA November 10 fF.-
Live poultry; Fowls, Plymouth Rocks
fancy mixed eolors 1921: Sprinsers
Plymouth ROCK, fancy. I9a20; ordinary.
l7als.
Dres.ed poultry Unbalanced
Evening star., 1936-11-10
ey the Associated Press.

ES the AsSocletea fresS.
NEW YORK. November 10.-United
States Government issues recorded an
other sharp advance in the bond
market today in the face of weakness
In various sections of the corporate
list.
At the start of the final hour Treas
ury 2s.s, 1851; Is, 1916; 3l4s, 1914,
and 324s, l943. were up a of point,
while other Federals showed gains
ranging from 1-32d to 6-32ds. Vir-
tually all were at new highs.
Scattered selling Of corporates was
induced by sharp, declines in some of
the convertibles, particularly Allis-
Chalmers IS. down 5. and Chesapeake
Corp. SIS, down g. Studebaker IS and
Youngstown Sheet 4, Tube 3 Is also
had substantial losses A group of
rails and utilities moved ahead frac-
tionally.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
Advance in Pay y
Points Clearly to
Steel Price Rise
By the Associated Press.

8s the Aakocihteo Frsss. ~
CLEVELAND. Ohio, November 10.
Daily Metal Trade today says:
The advance In steel wages through
out industry points clearly TO higher
prices on steel products in the hrst
quarter Of next year and this should
stimulate buying over the next few
weeks.
Perhaps the earliest effects of the
wage advances will be seen In rail
buying. for current rail prices are due
to expire at the end Of this month.
There Is little doubt in the minds
of most buyers that higher prices OF
rails will become effective December /.
Action will be taken on other prod
ucts before the end Of the year.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
W Washington Exchange

SALES.
Anacostia a. Potomac r. r. 5s-si 900
at 75h.
Warrington Railway a Electric pfd.--
IS At 11i17, . At i1Ia. Z at 1llh.
Mergenthaler Linotype-io at SEA. .
At 66h.
Woodward A Lothrop common at
60.
AFTER CALL. 49,.
Washinkton Railway a. Electric pfd.-'
SO At 1l11a. 40 at lii1a. 10 at 1l1A,
40 at 1lI&, 50 at ll1&.
Potomac Electric 5hs pfd.-S at
l12&.
Real Estate Mortgage d Guaranty pfd.
loo at 81.
Anacostia d Potomac r. r. 5s-s3, ,o0e
at IS.
Mersenthaler Linotype-5 at 81.
Notice-This exchange will be closed
tomorrow, Armistice day.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
U. s. TREASURY NOTES.
U. s. TREASURY POSITION,

The position of the Treasury on Novem,
Ssr asncssiSPsss sSs ,S SlS6tos snpSsSsai
month S7.aos SSo.ss.
Receipts for the hscal year !sinee July
4as.016, 4aS 33, including $9sO. s7s,3s5. J 8
OF emersency expenditures; excess OF ex-
psndttures. 81 .01a. a.030. 1851: sross debt
S33. sos. 527 404 80, 4 decrease Of 81, $50,
Ssn.50 under the previous day: gold as
sets. Sl1,067, ,246.s93.2s.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. November 10 .un.--cruds
Pecemoer. l7.53a55; March. 1881; May,
Evening star., 1936-07-23
:::$ Shop FRIDAYntGf1 =::::::: COOL
No Ma Phone Orders Friday Remnants and Odd Lots
Hosiery

lao Prs. Silk Hose, some
colored heels, some dis 10c
continued -----------
so Prs. Crepe Twist and Al
lena Silks. Were 79c SOo
and $1.00 --------
so Prs. Children's Phoenix Half
Socks, were soc; sS Prs. COc
Silk Hose, as is---------
-35 Prs. String
81. ssa Ap1lst'. Were 3 prs. ST.
81 Prs. Full-Fashioned 7Qc
Chiffon Hose ----
40 Prs. Service and 2Qc
Chiffon Hose, as H------
10 Prs. Children's Ank- 10c
lets. Plain and striped
-36 Prs. Children's Ank- Sc
lets and Half Socks-------
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1936-07-23
Trimmings

trimmings
Odd Lot Cotton Frogs, white
and colors, were 20c to s5c; 30
Cotton Cord Belts, wele soc;
Odd Lot Plain -Colored 1A~
Buttons. Card -
Kann'+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1936-07-23
Umbrellas
Handkerchiefs

Kanns'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1936-07-23

Odd Lots Boys Wear
20 Wash Knickers sizes II to 16 in group Were $74c
Is Sample Sport Coats sizes 16 to 20. We're &o95-$695
Q 7S Sweater Pajamas small medium, large
Yellow BrOadoth Shirts sizes 10 and I3 Were S1oo 39c
IS Sport Neck Broadcoh Shirts sizes to IA in
Were Soc sec
81 Light Weight Coveras sizes to g. Were &c., ssc
ii Little Boys Bathing Suits sizes to Were &c., 1Sc
Is Checked Silk Prep Ties. Were soc 25c
Tan Knicker Suit with pants size II. Were $1SS5$4A
Gray Kncker Suit with pair pants she Is.
Was S13.95
IL Prep Suits with onges H. IL, 49, 49, lS 20----$5S9
. IL AlWool Upper Swim Suits sizes 30 80, 81.
AnWool Upper Swim Suit size 80. Was 81
Sc Pairs Striped Slacks seersuckers and prints sizes
Sto Is in group Were $1.o0 and S12 SIC
Kanns-Ar- -Cooled-Boys' Store-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1936-07-23

Mems initiated Lin l2Jc
ems. Irregulars ---
-Women's Cottons, white %
and prints. Irregulars-
Kann,s-Street Floor.
Girls Wear
40 Wash Dresses. Were CSc
soc
s. Pastel Slipover 40
Sweaters. Were Sl.l5---
3 Jr. Hi. Silk Blouses,
were $1.98; 5 Sheer 17c
Aprons, were 79c--
IS yr. Hi. Organdy and Net
Dresses, ankle length. CD 17
Were S5.98 ---
% Jr. Hi. Pastel Organdy Ankle
Length Dresses. Were CD C7
. Knitted Goats. Were QOc
Ia Crepe Dresses. &1 90
Were $1.98 ---
IS Jr. Hi. Summer CD 90
Goats. Were S5.s8-
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-07-23
COrsets


Mesh or Batiste All-in-Ones,
sizes "a to AZ, orig. $l.39; Side
Hook Summer Mesh Girdles, 26
to "a; Bathing and Sport Girdies'
small, medium. large and O0c
extra sizes. Were $1.39-
discontinued Foun d a tions.
Broken sizes. "a to 46. ~ 88
Were 1895 to $6.50---
-Toppers to wear with beach
clothes. 80 to 2for00c
80. Were &C.,
Kann's-Second Floor.
Housewares
Ia Enameled 5-Jar
Cold Pack Gamers. Were 60c
$1.00 ----------
IS Penna Made Is
In. Lawn Mowers. O. OQ
Were $8.49
-8 white Enameled CSc
Ceiling Dryers. Were $1.o0
-25 Enameled 8 . at.
Round Dish Pans. Were COc
4SC
- White Pore elain EOo
Drain Boards. Were $1.00
odd Lot Step-on Garbage Cans.
Were $l.25 and $2.49. As is,
79c and SIPS
-s Metal Reels. 1oo-Ft. SOc
Clothes Lines. Were $1.00 wv
800 Rolls 1,000-Sheet Toi- e.
let Tissues. Were lie Oo
II Dry Cleaning Machine and
3 Enameled Hostess $7.OO
Tables. Were $1.98-- ~O
IL Cage for Bird aa !. and Sl.98
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1936-07-23

Deep sh a d o W
panel slips of silk
crepe in white and
tearoSe Bias
cut styles, lace
trimmed and tall
ored. Misses and
women's.
Street Floor.