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The Washington times., 1937-06-11
r. STYLE OF NET PLAY WHEN AHEA D. VINES
Major Leagues
Hero and Goot

THE HERO-Ben Huffman,
who drove In three run. with a
double as st. Louis Browns beat
Washington. Senators, 6 to 3.
THE GOAT Harry Eisen-
stat, Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher,
who was sent to showers under
fOur-run barrage as Chicago
Cubs won, 8 to 5.
The Washington times., 1937-06-11
Wants DoubIeheader

Taft A. c., which has a diamond
Of its own, seeks a game for Sat
urday and a double-header for
Sunday. Call North 1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OLDsMOBILE 1885 touring coupe; green
i hnlsh Is Just lke new spotless inside ne
VII pass the most rigid inspection; $645.
ir1at nI service. 1928 goth st. NV. Dis
o oil "s" 1925 touring sedan;
perfect: uphoiSters shows e'n no we a'Sn nne
mo1or phone trunk or
$685.. Pohanka Service, 1875 20th st,
NV District 9l41.
OLDSMOBILE 1887 demonstrators coaches
low mileage and nearest to new car
Of money non with fuli pro.ectlon Of new
ice oldsmoble since 1928. iiss sdth
st. NV District Dl41
oLDsMoB1LE 1884 5-passenger. touring
spotless hoistery. GOOD tires a' splendid
NJ tor very clean $3.50 6 G G suaranty
N spiooi C aadd Co. 3a IND ST. NV
condition: rubber and Interior viii please
the most critical buyer: economical family
Inc. l325 l4th st. NV.
PACKARD 1929 coupe. 4-passenger; very
me condition and appearance; low mile
s sse nm must Apt se Kos bargain s III, Sl5 n
PACKARD 1897 touring sedan; driven
under $500 mi: by official Of this company.
Beautiful black finish dual equipment.
The most economical car built by Packard.
Better than mi. to the gallon NeW,ca car
w q IN I, MOTORS, PACKARD
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door touring sedan;
driven only 1000 miles; substantial re-
duction. Schlegel e. Golden. 1873 Car
roll st. W. Takoma, D. G. Georgia $3.50.
PLYMOUTH, 1885 standard 4-door sedan;
excellent condition. Mrs. Brown. District
23lO. ext. 1913. or Emerson 1886. la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

P1ERCE-ARROW 1881, de luxe 7-passen-.
tires. mechanical condition and appear
a a1f. R s.d to S139. Logan Motor Co..
PLYMOUTH. 1884 de luxe 2-door sedan;
radio and de luxe accessory group. The
G ,d.i and happearanee Will satisfy the
roll st. NV. Takoma. B. {: deorsis 1850.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sport roadster:
beautiful CHROME yellow looks and runs
mer, Inc, New York and Florida aves. ne.
PLYMOUTH, 1898 de luxe coupe; radio.
heater, rumble seat and all extras; only
$3.50 90; terms; $500 down. Evans Pal
beautiful finish motor quiet. powerful and
in f1ne condition; five excellent tires: spot
ess e as seen e be N i
worth the money; small down payment;
monthly MONTH payments J1s to suit you. Owens
Motor Co. 1923 Ga ave.
n new. appearance: sll new tires. Owner
cailan Walnut 7Is5. "le' o'N W.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe just through our
first-rate condition; the appearance and
tires are like new; priced at only $4,000.
on terms as low as $50 90 down: balance
to suit your purse. Logan Motor Co., 18th
and M SITS. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1885 two-door touring coach,
large spacious trunk. radio, heater. special
tires and other extras: mileage very low
and appearance and condition equal to
new in every respect; terms and trade.
Logan Motor Co, 18th and NJ SITS NV.
PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan; driven since
new by one owner; best value; Sl89.
4221 Connecticut ave. Cleveland 8401.
PONTIAC 1887 green s-cyl. 4-door sedan
with largest trunk: driven by Pontiac
dealer: real value at $685.. Flood Motor
Co.. 1921 Connecticut ave. Cleveland S4O1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

PONTIAC 1887 black s-cyl 4-door with
largest, trunk; driven carefully by Pom
tisc dealer; mohair upholstery. radio.
Mst5s1o 4 essis assiea
ave. Cleveland s4O1.
PONTIAC Pc 1894 sedan; black finish. wire
T Wneels: motor and rubber excellent spot
low, price. S415. l.. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe 2-door touring Sc
erms WYE s9se MES fo5 qa1ex sale
sSa metal nis '5s ssssh ssT.' snd
shows no WE wear perfect tes s
serHce w 9 Rsa's y1S 81:
PONTIAC 1888 sedan. Here's real trans.
* 81 g e. i s sodsy only s$Sa. L. F. sssa.
carefully by owner; new tires; guaranteed;
low low d 9sIs payment. Dodge dealer. sheD-
r1 n.h.a in .hs sds' 81 b yt
upholstery always covered; low mileage; an
1aeai family hGz car 20 others at williams &
with isrsest trunk. rsdio. heater, wSite
reducon so s1s5 'vF eoa Motor g. a asi
Connecticut ave. Cleveland s401.
very good motor, 8 very good tires. spot
less interior will give many thousands
OF miles OF reliable Transportation At low
cost. 1905. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1928 14th
TERRAPLANE 1888 6-cylinder. rumble
seat coupe; upholstery. finish. motor ex-
ceuent condition; low down payment.
DODGE dealer. Shepherd 2s4S.
VIKING 1929 sedan. A product Of General
Motors, beautiful finish, clean as . pin
inside and out. i've flne tires; quiet. power
full motor. Honestly Priced At $145; liberal
terms. Owens Motor Co., 1923 Ga. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

HUDSON 1881 Sport, coupe: rumble seat.
OK OK motor. good rubber; CLEAN car for the
1 lnSz prlce OF Sl69. l.. P. Steuart. Inc.
HUDSON 1884 "Aerotype'' sedan; beauti-
~ harness tan finish; inside finished in
ttiC -as h,. upholstery; Road Master
SOW; 90 down. Evans Palmer, Inc, New
York and Florida ayes. ne.
HUPMOBILE 1881 4-door sedan. must be
drlyen to appreciate; low down payment.
HIUPMoB1LE 1893 cabrolet; attractive
olue finish. 6 wire wheels. metal tire
covers, fine. tires. performs perfectly: very
sporty sporty and 10 attractive: S275; Pohanks
service. l126 10th st. NV District Oil.
LA SALE 1888 2-door 5-passenger sedan:
tires; you will be pleased with the flne
q app e and condition OF this car. S735.
& ss nR N Gp1G Gsd aa o Cen
Sun. and eve.
NASH de luxe 2-door sedan; splendid CON
dltlon; sacrifice for storage, S97 90; So 90
down. $1,000 month. Evans Palmer, Inc,
New York and Florida ayes. ne.
NASH NASH l laa twin-ispition sedan. with
Ss SEDAN neg? sa SEDAN hst5o 1 W
nams 4 Baker. 1907 14th st. NV.
oLDsMoB1LE 1885 touring sedan: black
Der; low mileage: has had the best Of care
2na shows 1t: S6S9. l.. P. Steuart. Inc.
1928 14th st, NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring sedan: at
tractive green finish is perfect; clean
smooth, quiet motor: S515. Pohanka
Service. 1l.6 20th st. NV. District 9l4l
OLDSMOBILE 1896 5-passenser touring
coupe, beautiful paint excellent tires. spot
less upholstery. certainly a splendid motor.
special of ours. Priced, S645. c. c. c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd
st. NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

NNOutsHuSut
FORD 1882 coach, all new tires and paint
nand-tallored seat covers; small down pay
ment. Dodee dealer, Shepherd 2s4s.
FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan. really
one 9nes.o OF the finest available in the city,
HHnished IN green with white sidewall tires.
Carries, our usual honest guarantee. and
reduced for quick sale to S395.oO; terms
as easy as possible. Logan Motor Co., 18th
ana M SITS. NV.
FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor touring sedan,
appearance like new. This car owned and
aarlyen by company official slightly over
o.uuo miles. 1t carries a new-car guar
antee and is really the nearest thing to
nelns new as it is possible to find in a
little as $4,000 down, or your present car
IAN be traded, the balance arranged to suit
S4ur income. Logan Motor Co.. 18th and
"a SIS. NV
FT0RD 1885 Tudor. only y 900 miles.
1913: also 1894 sedan at S295. 40 others
az Williams and Baker. 1907 l4th st Nv
FORD 1895 VS. trunk Fordor: closing
Columbia l52. eve.
FORD 1895 Tudor sedan. in black; driven
very little by original owner and appears
motor. nearly new tires. ail-steei body with
1881 opa ss all 5ads yosE
down payment: easy terms, including our
day no-cost service. triangle Ford Dealers,
Ss sbss Open No. evsnnxs aTf
and Fla ave. ne. and Eth and r. I. ave
lie.
FORD 1926 Dc luxe coupe; factory gun
metal nnish without scratch; Bedford cord
aphoistery clean and unWorn; dual horns
and tall-lamps. safety glass clear vision
ventilation; .tiptop mechanical order; 5
Gsariy new tires: trade your 1881 Ford,
Chevrolet or Plymouth as down payment;
Easy terms. including our Famous Blue
Rlooon guarantee and 3O-day no-coSt serv-
llc ice. Triangle Ford Dealers 3 convenient
!Ioocatlons. No. N. Y. ave. NV; 4th and
Sla ave, ne. and 18th and R. I. ave ne.
Natl $3.50. Open evenings.
FORD 1895 Fordor touring sedan; gun
metal finish and broadcloth interior are
spotiessly clean; has de luxe extras such
as heater. twin horns and tail-lamps: mo-
aor Just nicely broken in by one careful
oWner, tires practically new: trade your
d ds3l Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth as
Gown payment; easy terms, including our
FAMOUS Blue Ribbon guarantee and 3O-day
no.cost service. Triangle, Ford Dealers, 3
CONVENIENT locations No. , N Y. ave. NV,
fth and Fla. ave. ne and 18th and r. l.
ave ne Natl. 39S2: Open evenings.
GRAHAM 1885 sedan 6-cylinder: beautiful
black: motor and interior excellent: eco
nomical family car, priced low for a Quick
SAFE, S4S9. l.. P. Steuart, Inc. 1925 18th
S-n:W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12

P1ERCE-ARROW 1881 de luxe 7-passen-
ger sedan: 9 wire wheels trunk rack: good
tires. mechanical condition and appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-12

PLYMOUTH, 1885 standard 4-door sedan;
excellent condition. Mrs. Brown. District
23lO. ext. 1913. or Emerson 1856. la
Evening star., 1937-10-07

had originated elsewhere than IN hsr
own mind. A pretty piece of think
ing! Internally, she was nlled with
raucous laughter. but her exterior vas
solemn and motherly. Painful -
1t may be, I do feel It's your duty,
my dear" She knoehed on the bal
ance m her highbau. "As q matter
Of fact. ~ could b up t1srs n three
hours. I have . nephew named Ed
die who keeps q hydroplane In the
East River. The thing flies like 4
bat out Of hell And Eddie is - much
fireman as pilot. Sound the alarm
and he hits the pole like . shot. He
can ny VI up-and hop back for hts
breakfast"
Margit had been considering arriv-
ing at the Prince James Hotel On the
following afternoon-armed with quiet
dignity, reserve and steely determi-
nation. The notion that she might
accomplish her sad purpose in few
hours both appalled, and stimulated
her.
Mrs. BLY, put out her fifty-thtrd
cigarette for the day. Want me to
give Eddie q buzx?"
Maybe We should" She sighed.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

,mdulyl Suppose Ne have to have
him in the family!"
Mrs. BLY, shook her head solemnly.
He wouldn's like IT,"
Margit began to extempcrise hope
fully. II don't know. There may be
some good In himl If Irene does
marry him-why, naturally, she'll
bring him back here to live"
The other woman shook her head.
mix. In the first place-you forget
that Charlie is already married"
There's such thing as divorced"
"And in the second place, Charlie
would hate this dump. He'd laugh
at the way you live-he'd refuse to
get up at 7:30-he'd eat onion soup fer
breakfast-he'd sit up all night"
Margit came to a decision She was
solemnly nodding her head. In her
voice was a strange, choked relief.
Almost an ecstatic relief. Il guess
you were right in the first place. It's
my duty to go up there"
Mrs. Bly, turned toward her mirror
again and the expression she gave
herself was very strange indeed. Mar
git had actually convinced herself
that the idea to go up to Lake George
Evening star., 1937-10-07

ebriety-I would like to know what
they are. Waldo's suffering from an
acute attack Of rebound" She added
almost to herself, "And I must say,
I was surprised to see him bounce
70 quickly"
Margit shifted. She felt that she
had stood enough. Maybe you think
its funny to be cynical about all this,
but I happen to have one or two
ideals left in the world! To me it's
tragic to think Of Irene up there
in the bridal SUITE" Mrs. BLY,
unnecessarily 1nterjected.
After the way I've brought her
up! After the warnings I've given
her! After the care with which !
picked out Waldo! I wanted her to
have the best Of everything! I wanted
her to be happy"
Funny things make people happy
sometimes. Take Charlie Jones. He's
Z rounder. A wastrel. Draws people
on the street. Buns around the world
In an old trailer. A spendthrift I'm
couth, stubborn, homely Is a brick
bat"
Margit interrupted furiously
"There'e no use running him down
Evening star., 1937-10-07

Mr.. Jones the lesson Of his Mfe?"
"Oh," said Margit. "Oh. That"
"Well?"
Il meant felt like doing it. Peo-
pie Just can't walk out on their bust
ness. And I've got not only Henes
problem. but the responsibility o1
Waldo"
Since when have the private af-
fairs Of full-grown men been your
responsibility?"
Il can't believe Waldo would dc
such . thing" Nargit said somewhat
extraneously. "Or Felice either. III
only have to see her long enough to
discharge her"
You're probably the most ignorant
woman In the world" Mrs. BLY, said
slowly. 'Felice has lived in your house
for three years. Waldo for one year
Irene forever encountered the wore
sex-appeal. Did you think you were
running a nunnery? OF course, Wal
do dated up Felice. She's a mighty
pretty girl. Bright, too. Somebody
took his Irene away-he got tight
Felice WAS on the spot. If there are
any three more provocative factor.
than despair, opportunity and in.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

At 1:lS "a ths same night, Waldo
reached tho vsranda oi the Asnsw
mansion In the company Of Felice
He vas singing fairly loudly and
shaking tWo mAracoos. He aah to
his oompanaona. did I learn to rhum-
b. or did learn to rhumba?"
Eeiice looked at him d11bton1y. You
made . good START" ahs said. II
suppose you realise that Tn going to
be fred In about E1rss ninutes?"
Waldo snorted. Then I viii hire
you - ny own seeretaryi I've got
a-rehutta@Sor this MArgit ANEW
1t last. I'm going to treat her stern
ly. Where's Irene?' I'm eodng to
say. Dont chide me, Mias Agnewl
Cast the beam out Of your own eye
first"
Rene opened the front door. She
broke the news. Mis- Margit has
left with Nh. Bly, for the Prince
James Hotel On Lake George, where
Alas Irene u staying"
And now AArgft y Oh In pursuit
Of the efTing couple. Whether It n
Charlie r Irene EB wishes to see,
she hardly knows herself. Don't fail
Evening star., 1937-10-07
lsAAu4
1Z eH!4e w74z a.
ILLUSTRATED BY &v
R.E SGHAREz/7z "

Hotel and give that Jones person the
lesson of his life"
WELL" said Mrs. BLY,. and she
paused to light cigarette, why
don't you?"
Margit stopped and looked at her.
why don't I what?"
Maybe" the older woman replied
IN mock bewilderment, Il failed to
hear you clearly the first time. Was
it or was it not your suggestion that
you fly up to Lake George and teach
Evening star., 1937-10-07
THE STORY THUS FAR.

THE STORY THUS FAR.
Things are happening fast and
furious to lovely Mdrgit Agnew
Unconditional and dIoot, her life
has been pattern OF perfection
But her in,pulsiue sister, Irene.
engaged to Waldo. falls in lope
NTH Charlie Jones, artist, trailer
Ddqdbond and married man
That she is attracted to him her.
self Murgit refuses to admit Wal
do nobly renounceS Irene, and she
and Charlie 90 to Lake George.
Marott is frantic. At the hotel
Charlie recognizes Keouoh, Mar
gifts detective butler, disguised
by a beard. MischieDously he
cables London for thousand
pounds, knowing the bellhop trith
tell Keough and further battle the
amateur sleuth.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Notions

SUEDE shss Brushes. Se
Were 1oc ~
Small Let Aassets6 Size 1S
Scissors. Special 1OC
-Vise-ToS Two Pc. @1 10
Rain Ssits. Were $1.s8 %A'A~
Tweed Finished Blan- SO~
kst bsxes. Were IT, ~
-1sbber Waxhbsards, were 7oc;
Metal Cleset Reds, were IN.
oOc
sewing Bags on Stands, cn.
assorted colors. Were 81 wv
-frsefla Sewing Cabinets,
damaged. were 81; IL
PICKET 6hse Bags, plain 20.
co]ors, were SOC ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Hosiery
Art Goods

-H-Ox Balls Germantown &
Yarn. Assorted colors- w
-100-Yd. Balls Knitting and Gro
chetinx Silk. Assorted COL o.
10 Cotton Scarfs, 18x45. 90
Were 79c and e9c --- wv
-6 Cotton Table Covers. on.
Were $3.50 and $l.98 wv
-2-Oz. Balls Velvette, IN.
assorted colory. Were SOC NV
-Bucilla Cotton Kits for Gro.
cheting 3-pc. chair sets.
Choice two patterns. 90.
Were 6nc ~
Kann'NFourth Floor.
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Housewares

-ls O'Cedar Dust Mops. CO.
Were soc ----- )O
is Daisy Brooms, were Toe;
46 White Enameled set. Cow
cred Kettles, were $l.25;
"a Glass Washboards, CO.
were roc wv
IA Wearever Aluminium 4-Cup
Percolators, were $1.85, : Stop-a-
Leak Roof Coater. were Sl.79
for 5-gal can; rs Wooden Cur
tain Stretchers, were $l.49; 20
Broadcleth Shower Cur c1
tains, we're $l98 w.
"a White Enameled 8-Qt. Dish
Pans and ~ Enameled
Refrigerator Pans. Were %.
--15 Kitchen Refuse Pals, were
csc; 3 Portable Baking AOo
Ovens, were $l.00 $1,000 Wv
-12 Metal Ventilators. IN.
Were 39c. Adjustable OC
" fireplace Sets (4-pc), IL
Black Andirons and 6 Metal Wood
Baskets, we're S149; 81 Full
Length Mirrors, were OQo
$l.29
III Ash Cans, 20 gal. S1.40
Were $l.98 - %
-19 Mirror Door Medi- QOo
cine Cabinets. Were s1.29 wv
IA Aluminium 8-Qt. TO-
Kettles. Were Sl.39--
Il Westinghouse
s Electric Range $50 $44.75
Kann's-Third Floor.
Neckweor
rs Tunic Blsuses Of rayon
crepe. Sizes "a to 10. Q1
Were S1.69 -
80 Pcs. Neckwear. Were 10.
$I.S0
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

Odd Lot Doilies. Were IN.
l5c to 25c- AVN
800 Cotton Luncheon Napkins.
coloFed co.. pat 6for l5c
@ Green Linen S-Pc. Sets.
Cloth e4xs4. Were S4.05
S7.95 set - Is>O
-21o Martex Turkish Guest
Towels, seconds, soc and CSo
soc quality --
-75 Grass Linen 5-Pc. 90.
Bridge Sets. Were $1.25 set w
80 Rayon and Cotton Mixed
Table Cloths. Size 57x77. SOo
Were 81
KAnn'-Stxeet Floor.
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Trimmings

II SiIk Waist Cscds with long
taaseis. Various colors. 37c
Were 100 -
10 Yds. Metal Cloth In steel
antique and colors. Was 70c
$1.oS I'd. -
- YAs. An-Over White Chif-
fon, beaded In silver QC 40
crystals. Was ts.se I'd. ~
Kauo'stetreet Floor.
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Gloves

-73 Prs. Children's Fabric HuN.
sns, beige and whits. CO~
Sizes / to 4. Were 59c---
40 Prs. Fabric Puneas h
bright colors. sises ~ 20~
to ~. Were Soc to 9l---
80 Prs. Capeakin anA rlgsh1n
Fullsns, brown and grey. 8t1es
6% to I. Were e1.3e to H1
el.o0 -
AAnnt-9trOot Floor,
Evening star., 1937-10-07
4lm ANlvzVERSARY
Lingerie

-Muslin Slips With Bra 90.
top. Were 68c--
-Batiste and Dfmity 20.
Gowns. Were 81 to $1.95 Wv
Cotton Gowns and Pajamas;
also Hostess Rsbes. Were S0c
6oc and $1-
SILK Slips and Gowns: Acetate
Crepe Slips and Gowns. OQ~
Broken sizes. Were tl.95 NV
Satin and Silk Slips, Gowns
and Pajamas. Soiled. @1 90
Were $1.95 and s2.95 ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Corsets
r b Der Reducing Q7 20
Corsets. Were $500 ~
odd Lot Girdles. @1 90
Were $3.50 to $3.50 ~ A
Broken Lot Girdles. Q1 M
Were $500 - ~AOO
Long Line Brassieres and Ban.
deau.. Sizes q 2for3l
to A -
Kann'SSecond Floor.
Coots s Suits
u Price
Spring Csats and Suits; also
Evening Wraps. Were $1095 to
szSS' snu $5.@ to $l4.87
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
ToiIetries

Assortment of Soaps, Q.
some damaged and faded w
Rouge Compacts, Marveltex
Manicure Cream, orig. soc; Hand
Cream, Non-at-An Powder De-
odorant, discontinued SOC bottle:
Tre-Jur Bath Salts, dis o.
continued soc pkg. Choice NV
discontinued Jeweled IN.
Lipsticks. Choice ~
a Bottles Gabilla
Cologne. Orig. $3.50 CT %
size -
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

-RemnAnA Of Curtain and
Drapery Materials. Were 80
1Sc to acc yd.--- w
Remnants u Curtains and
Drapery Materials Were 76c
sec to Soc yd.---
Remnants q Drspery and Up
hohtery Fabrics. Were 2hc
oec to $1.e8 yd.--
rs Tapestry Squar-
erS. Were $3.50 to &1 20
e4.o5 each --- ~
-l2o India Print Covers. SOc
+5x45 size. Were 98c ea. wv
-2S Prs. Rayon Damask Drspes.
Were $6.o5 to $o.95 Cd 90
pdAI
Slip Covers for
sofas. Were t5.e5 to &C 90
e6.95 each ----
Curtain Strips. Were TO-
el.7S to $3.50 each-- ~
As Window Shades. sec CSc
and eSc seconds. Each C
Ii Woed Slated
3-Fold Screen. Were 90 40
e7o0 each --
II Spring Chair, water re-
pellent cushions. Was e2 90
see each -- ~
- Lane Cedar @1O Oh
Chests. Were s27.e5 ~A~
is Dining Room Slip No.
Cover. Were 79c each o
Ia Studio Couch
Cover Sets. Were @C 90
$4.95 each ----
"A Bolts 5o-In. Tap
estry Material. Was @7 90
$l.eS I'D. ---- ~
-Tahee Let Celanese RSyon Ira.
punto Spreads and @2 OO
Drspes. Were t5.s5 a.. ~
-125 Pairs Pastel Wide Mesh
Net Curtains. We're $1.39 6Oo
pair Wv
is Pairs Cushion Dot
Priscilla Curtains. Were 40.
Soc pair ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Umbrellas
Dresses

-'s Dresses, 80 to ~. &QQ7
IA to 70. orig. $lS.S5 ~>
Is Summer Chiffon Dresses,
II to ~. Orig. $lo.s5 90 90
ana s1asS %Z.2S
As Su m n er Dresses. A1
We're $3.50 10 45o5- "
-loe Rayoa Crepe FAN Dresses,
black and dark shades. 90
Were 81 and t3.ee W.
-e Wsmen's Black and White
Printed Spun RAyon Dresses
with short sleeves.
Sizes % to ~. Were 80 20
$3.00 "
raN~s- -0A~A NLan~
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Underwear

-285 Rayon Panties, Stepins,
Bl00merx and Vests, IN
Orig. 29c and 39c ~
IA Rayon Mesh PAN On
ties Reduced NV
Ill Children's Knit
Cotton and Rayon I'm %.
dies. Choice - NV
Ill Rayon Pants and Skirts:
2 Girls Rayon and Slips and 10
Girls Balbriggan Pajamas; S
kayser Slips tsoiled; SOC
Chemise. Orig. e9c to s109 Nv
IS Paiamas, were sl.95; 7 Rum
proof Slips; Is Printed Rayon
Pajamas. Were s1.39 S1 10
to $l.95 - %A'1|
Kann's+Street Floor,
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Merry Garden"
Princess
COATS
88c

The coats that have
thrifty housewives agog!
Flattering models of gay
princess lines with full
gored skirts. Sizes IA to as.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Blankets

-8 White Cotton Blankets, CT
size 70xD9. Were S1.19 "a. W.
IS Wool-Filled Satin Comforts,
72xa4. soiled. Were &6.05
1895 - ~
. ''North Star" All-Weel Blan-
kets, 72x84. White with colored
borders. soiled. 1925
Sample and Soiled Blankets.
all wool and part wool. Some
soiled from handling. were
-:3;sS 81, .. to $l.69t to 0.95
-S Kenweod Crib Blankets. all
wool Sises 36x54 and 42x60.
soiled from handling. Were
$50 s. 50 to 1896 to $6.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

5000 Yards Mil Lengths
Silk and RayOn Crepes
49c to 69c yd.
Printed Rayon CfepeS Novelty Rayon Crepes
Canton Weave Crepes Pebble Weave Rayons
Acetate Rayon Crepes Black Rayon Crepes
LII to yard lengths Plain and novelty :
Plain colors and prints Plenty Of and black.
. 900 yda 81 Satin Stripe Kayon Crepes 3D.
1850 Yds. Wool COatings and Sheers
5I9S to $3.50 Values
-Feeces, tweeds mannish plaids CO. Oh ID
the Autumn s9AeOO
colors 54 in. wide
oSl59 to $450 Wooen Remnants Soc to S2s5 yd
Remnants l9c to 29c Wash Goods
Desirable lengths Of the demand II - I'd.
Remnants 2Sc ace Lninss- 19c I'd.
Kanns-Sreet Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Jr. Misses

Jr. Misses
10 Jr. Miss Dresses. @c
Were $7.95 and S1O.95 %O
-12 Coats and Suits. cc 40
Reduced to. each %O
p Lapin dyed rabbit) Coats.
Sizes 13, Is. Were COO
S59.75 --
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Uniforms, Etc.

-Misses' and WomenS Cotton
Wash Frocks and Nov
city Aprons. Were Soc COo
and 81
Sheer Cstten and PiQus Wash
ws~s rr.s.,; =, - ~. ;, ssevefe''''' 10 ~ SOC
-<5 Unifefms. Broken 90.
sizes. Were $1.39 ~
white Rayon Uni e1 90
Terms. Wero e2.es--- ~
Aannr-eooond Hooe.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

KAnn's-eecond Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07
Jewelv

rs Hcs. Costume Jew. Sn-
elIy. Were $1.00-- WV
80 Tie Chains With 90
three initials. Were 4ec-- ~
-lo Ciearstts Cases %.
Were 800 - wv
.,s =, !. b"''et'' Were $l.05
SO women's Hins. Ok
Orig. $1.00 - ~
-OAA Lot Charms, initiated
p.s..ss p,n,; cigarette ~ trays ! Price
is Rhinestsne Perfume TO.
Pins, were Soc 1Sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-10-07

10 D. OHUICAC0C0
eheeting, 07-in. wide. Was To-
7oc yd 19C
-loe Wamsutta Supercale PHI.
jswcases. made from ends Of
Wamsutta percale sheet co.
ing. sises 42x3Sh--- ~
-4ee Ready Made Pillowcases.
Size +sx3e. Were Qfo.e7
AUC ------------
-ls Imported Rayon and Cot.
ten jacquard Bed
spreads, double size. &1 40
Were $1.39 --- %A'O~
II Gold and Brswn ChenilIe
Tufted Bedspreads.
double size. Was o. OS
$10.95 ---- RO~O
IS Rayon Taffeta
!. ssa:Dre'd'' q: W ere $4.95
"A Hand -Tufted Candlewick
Bedspreads, double CT OS
size. Were $11.95--- ~''~O
Kann's-Street Floor.