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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Zatceni.

V nedeli zvlastnfm stihac1m
odborem policejnfho 1radu Eat
ceni byli ctyTi cernosi v dome v
1000 blocku Madison avenue.
Jeden beloch odveden odtud
jake svedek. Poole svedectvl
sergeanta Amrein jedna z zen
sedela ma oknu a byla videna
jak do domu lakala kolemjdou
chic belocha. Beloch V KRAFT
kosti vessel do domu. Tento
wat byl policisty, kdyz tito vra
zili do domu.
- Pc IL. iodine v pondeli
V noci policie podnikla fadu
prepadu a uveznila 35 osob.
Tfi z prepad1 ucineny byly ma
loterni zaloby a ctvrty ma Cd
kryt1 henry.
TTinact cernochG zatceno
bylo obchodu v 500 blocku N.
Carey ulice kde zabyvali Sc 10
terri. Diva: Jones a McFadden
zadrzeni pod zarukami $500 a
ostatnich jedenact propusteno
pc zaplacen1 pokut pc $1.45
kazdy.
V 1tery pokracovano bylo V
zatykanf hracG a nepoTadnych
zen a muzG. Diva pTepady pro-
vedeny byly polici1 v severoza-
padnfm, jeden v jihozapadnfm
a .jeden We vychodn1m distriktu
We vychodn1m zatcen byl holic
Walter Cieslik, 38lety a jeho
manzelka Helen, re pTij1mali
sazky ma zavod1c1 kone.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Dvanact zalovano vladni
pOrOtOu.

Vladnf porota V 1tery poda-
la sest obzalob proti IL muzGm
Sedm zalovano jest z porusenf
likern1ho zakona a jinych pet
re vlastneni falesnych penez.
Frank Kuchli, Frank White
head a Roland Carroll palili
koTalku u Granite, v Baltimore
okresu. Matthias Barker pail
koralku We Washington okre-
SUI. Lee a Harold Coulbourn a
Raymond Knock palili koralku
v Dorchester okresu.
Falesne pen1ze vlastnili: Illik
Puk, John Litvineck. Vlastnili
faleSne 20 dolary. Ray Hell
mick, James a George Davis
vydavali falesne 5 Gently.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Governor odeprel propustiti
Lawsona.

Governor Nice v listu zasla-
mem C. Delano Ames, pfedse-
dow komise oznamil, re zadne
zvlastn1 zaloby nebudou i've
deny proti chovan1 Sc policej-
n1ho komisare, Lawsona, V je-
no uradu.
Governor pise, re Lawson ja-
ko policejn1 komisar pracoval
neunavne a svedomite ma zlep-
Semi pomerd, jak tyto behem
rokG Sc vyvinuly v policeman
odboru.
"Vstrcil hlavu a sve srdce dc
teto ulohy," p1se governor a O.
pravnen jest drzeti svdj job a
ia mlnlm nechati mt tento."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Boure mad Baltimore.

Prudka boure snesla Sc pred
IL. hodinou v pondelf noci
mad mestem a touto ucinen cas-
tecny konec vedru, kterym jsme
souzeni byli v nedeli a v pom
deli.
Okna ma mnohych m1stech
rozbita byla a stromy pokace-
ny Ia prudkeho lijaku a hro-
mobit1.
Blesk udeTil do gasol1nove
stanice Leonardo Obrecht ma
Hartford road a Texas avenue
V Parkville.
Behem vedra t1mto onemoc-
nela 25leta Geneviva Cole v je-
jim pr1bytku v Lansdowne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Pozarem znicena hadrarna.

Pozar, ktery vznikl asi nasled-
KEN sebezapaleni v ballc1ch
hadr1 We skladisti Baltimore a
Kresson ulic, zuril al skladis-
te 1plne zniceno bylo v noci re
soboty ma nedeli. Hasici vola-
nj byli sedmi alarmy. Plameny
slehaly az do vyse 100 stop.
Vedro bylo tax velike, re hast
81 pfinuceni byli ku ustupu so
stop. Nakladni vlaky Balti-
more and Ohio drahy zastave-
ny byti musely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
500. 900 nahrady Ia smrt
manzelovu.

Catherine Beatty podala "a
lobu proti zeleznicn1 spolecno-
sti Pennsylvania drahy ma Cd
skodne v obnosu 100000 "a
usmrceni manzela, George E.
Beatty vlakem ma Selma ave-
nue. v Halethorpe v cervenci
1887. DIE svedectvi Beatty u
smrcen byl vlakem, kdyz r1dil
truck.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Osetrovatelka z Hopkins wy
znamenana " Londyne.

Virginia Behold z Cations
vile a INSTITUTIONAL We skole O.
setrovatelek v Johns Hopkins
nemocnici, obdrzela prvni ceny
v kursu, ktery prodelala v zen
ske koleji Bedford v Londyne
v Anglii.
Vedle nj kursu z1castnily Sc
ctyTi osetTovatelky z Ameriky.
Zastoupeno bylo osetrovatel-
z Is jinych zem1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Upozorneni volicHm!

bCIl LIZ. AdI1 JOOC, MY hdA0y
vlastenec Czech i Slovak Dude
zadan VOLT pro muze die sveho
nahledu. S tlmto dorozumenlm
vas zadam ku prectenf nasle-
dujiciho clanku:
Kongresniku Davidu j. Lee
wisovi, kandidatu do Senatu
|Spojenych StatG prot senatoru
Willard E. Tydingsovi, Dude a.
ST tezko pTesvedciti volice Svo-
bodneho Statu Marylandu, re
jest skutecne pro lid, bez ohle-
du ma rasu, nabozenstvl nebo
narodnost!
Nesnaze pana Lewise vezi V
nasledujfc1 udalosti:
NaSi ctenari Sc zajiste pama-
tuji ma to, kdyz senator Black
z Alabamy byl nominovan pa
mem presidentem Rooseveltem
"a pTisedic1ho Nejvyss1ho Sou
du Spoj. StatG. Hned pc tom
to jmenovani nasledovalo uda-
nj, re pan Black byl clenem Ku
Klux Klanu, organisace zvlaste
nepratelske katollkGm, zid1m,
cernochdm, V cizine rozenym
osobam a mensinovym skupi-
nam naseho obyvatelstva.
Toto udanf melo IA nasle-
dek, re noviny cele zeme otisk-
ly listing dokazujfcf clenstvi a
pTfslusnost pana Blacka ku or
ganisaci Klanu. Polemika O te-
to zalezitosti Sc vedla V novi-
mach pc cele tydny.
Kdyz Sc pan Black navratil
z evropske cesty, doznal We sve
radiove reci, ktera byla roz-
hlasovana pc cele zemi, re sku-
tecne byl clenem Ku Klux Kla-
nu a obdrzel zlaty, dozivotni,
clensky lfstek teto organisace.
TIE same noci pc reci pana
Blacka, pan Lewis byl tazan, co
soudi O pane Blackove zpGsobi-
losti soudce Nejvyssfho Soudu?
Pan Lewis odpovedel v napsa-
mem prohlasenf:
"Nemyslfm, re byvala pff-
slusnost pana soudce Blacka
ku Klanu mohla zvratiti jeho
mys tax, ably no cinila neschop
nym pro soudn1 uradevnu."
K tymuto prohlaseni pan Lee
wis jes e podotknul: "Byl jsem
dplne spokojen S recf p. Blacka
a We skutecnosti, byl jsem spo-
kojen i bez nil"
Kdyz pan Lewis byl spoke
jen, ably Glen Klanu, ktery je V
domnenf byti pTedpojaty prot
jistym skupinam Americana,
sed6l v Nejvyssim Soudu Spra-
vedlnosti Naroda, mnoz1 Tide
nebudou souhlasiti S jeho ma
hledeml
Senator Willard E. Tydings
otevfene volil prot uznanf prf-
sedicfho Blacka k. Nejvyss1mu
Soudu. TIDAL pf1cinu, re Kla-
nista nema prava sedeti v chra-
mu Spravedlnosti ma zaklade
zname a vyslovene predpojato-
sti Klanu prot jistym skupi-
nam americkych obcanu, ktef1
by mohli pTij1ti pred takovy
soud ma prel1cen1 pro sve 1.-Two
ty!
Kazdy Czech a Slovak uvedo-
miz sobe pro koho odevzda
svGj HAS. George Rokos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
M1stn1 zpravy.


- Pozdrav re sletu v Praze
zaslal Baltimoranu, Franku
Hejny, vyletnfk, Anton Picka,
ktery byl svedkem vsech zavo-
dH. Ma lfstku fotograficky snl-
mex: "Cvicenf Dorostenek"
mily emil DOZEN.
Z vyletu z Prahy posilajf
Joseph a Karel Nemec: "Po-
zdrav a stalou v%zpominku re-
dakci "Telegrafu". Pocasi
krasne a lidstva plno v Praze.
Ma sletu neni zadny strach z
valky."
Poor Cechoslovaci! O.
sada Sv. Vaclava Dude pofadat
karnival ma osadnfm podzem-
ku We prosp6ch prestavovani
klastera. Karnival sc Dude Cd
byvat 15., &c., 49,, 49,, %. a
%. cervence. V patek, Is. GER
vence vecer Sv. Vaclava Drum
Crps otevre Karnival S para
dou s pomocf dvou cizich Drum
Corps, opakujf to same kazdy
vecer.
V pondelf a 1tery vecer bu-
deme mfti ma pdzemku volebnl
stroll, ktery jsme dostali skrze
Americky Ceskoslovensky CT
vic Club, ukazovat nas1m lidem
jak stroj ten p~racuje. Pfijd'te
vSichni naucit Sc VOLT, budete
toho potTebovat pTi pfistlch
volbach.
We stredu a We ctvrtek nebu-
de karnival, "a to We ctvrtek
vecer Dude karetnf zabava We
Skolni m1stnOsti.
" sobotu Dude ukoncen1 kar-
nivalu s vytahovanim stast-
nych, kteTf vyhrajf 500.
PTijdte vsichni, name kras-
ne ceny ma stankach pro kaz-
deho. Pro maminky nadobf do
kuchyne, cukr kavu, mouku ma
kolace, hracky pro deti, a Wy
tatfnkov6 name pro vas pre-
kvapenf (pst) KIDD pride ma
karnival nebude toho litovat.
Ud6late to pro dobry skutek a
vase dobro.
Velebny pan stepanek Tidi
karnival a p. Jan F. Kordula je
pTedseda.
= Upozorn6ni!! V minute
schulz zabavniho vyboru Del.
Vzdel. Spolku "Pokrok" 7. Ger
vence bylo rozhodnuto poTada-
ii tyto podniky a zaroven toto
uveTejnujeme, by Sc zamezilo
a pTedeslo j%ak6mukoli nedoro-
zum6nl druhych spolkG. PoTad
jest nasledujlc1:
Sobota, 20. T1jna 1888 -
Vinobrani
Nedele, 13. listopadu 1888 =
Divadlo
Ned9le, II. prosince 1888 =
Divadlo
Sobota, 81. prosince 1888 =
Sylvestr
Ned6le, Is. ledna 1889 =
Divadlo
Sobota, 20. ledna 1889 =
Selsky pies
Nedele, IL. 1nora 1889 =
Divadlo
Ned6le, IL. brezna 1889 =
Divadlo
Sobota, 10. bFezna 1899 =
Josefovska zabava
Zabavni vybor Del. Vzdel.
Spolku "Pokrok."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15

Tri muzi zadrzeni byli v pom
deli pod zarukami $4,000 pro
velkoporotu ma zalobu, re po-
kusili sc vedrati do obchodu ma
Hartford road a Taylor avenue
v Parkville v sobotu casne ra-
no. Zatcenl byli: Second Sa-
batini, Raymond Robbins a
John Riggerman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Stavebni ruch " Anne Arundel.

Kolem osmi milion1 dolarG
vynalozeno Dude ma budovan1
a konstrukcnf projekty, jez po-
caly v Anne Arundel okresu.
Hlavnlmi projekty jsou ty,
ktere vedeny jsou vladou. V
cele tech jsou projekty nakla-
dem $3,500,000 ma rozS1fenl a
prelozenf vladn1 namofnf aka
demie. Prace tam poc1na cd
rozSiTen1 kaple ma zbudovan1
ctrnacti sesti apartment1 pro
namorn1 dustojnlky.
Nejblizslm ku projektu tomu
jest zbudovanf statnf 1redni
budovy nakladem 900.
We Fort George C. Meade ka-
sarny pro 375 muzG a sest bu-
dov pro pekafe, kuchaTe, skolu
jsou pripravovany nakladem
1895. 900.
V Curtis Bay move budovy
nakladem $500, 900 ma opravy
a staveni lodi. Do toho zahr-
nuty jsou pT1bytky pro zTfzen-
ce. Asi $4,000 900 ma vynalo-
zeno byti ma projekty vDreams
Landing ma Severn Tece. $780,
900 ma skoly atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
4 cernosi policisty.

Lawson, policejnf komisaf,
ustanovil ctyri cernochy "a po-
licisty. Watt byli z listing &c
kandidat1. Jsou prvnlmi v Bal
timore cernochy "a policisty u
stanovenymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Zransn pr hire baseballu.

Josefu Weinberg, 18letemu
z Battery avenue, pferazeno
bylo rameno, kdyz pTi hfe base
ballu vrazil do jineho brace v
Latrobe parku.
- Benedict Kemmer, 13lety,
zranen byl pfi hranf S revolve-
rem. Kule zaryla sc mu do O.
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Zachranen z pristavu.

Eugene Apple, 81 rokG starry
re 100 blocku N. Montford a.
venue, vytazen byl nocnim Hill
dacem z vod pristavu u Dan
vile ulice. Koupan1 byl by ma
lem zaplatil smrtl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Zransn padem 5 lampy.

Charles A. Hunter, 58lety ze
400 blocku N. Madeira ulice,
rozzehac poulicnych lamp, spa
oil Sc sloupu lampy ma Fort a.
venue a McElderry ulice a tez-
ce sc zranil ma lebce. Nalezen
byl sedfcf v bezvedomi ma scho-
dech domu We 24OO blocku Nc
Elderly ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Zenske oddeleni trestnice.

Prfpravy ma konecne plany po-
stavenf budovy v obnosu $780,
900 ma pozemku Maryland
House polepsovny v Jessups,
budou v brzku dopracovany.
|Budova urcena Dude pro zen
ske trestanky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Herinkove jikry nezamestna-
nVm.

Nekolik vagon1 herinkovych
jiker, FRANKFORT, zeleniny a
mouky jest ma cest6 do Mary
landu ku rozdelen1 mezi rodi-
ny nezamestnanych. Naklady
ty zasfla vladnf krporace. Jest
poprve, co do Marylandu he
rinkove jikry a hrozinky zasla-
ny byly ku rozdflenf.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Dresses
Underwear

-6 Tots Cotton Union. To-
suits, soiled. Orig. 29c---
80 Rayon Panties and C7c
Chemise. Orig. 39c-
-13 Cotton Knit Unionsuits, 3
Rayon Slips, 10 Rayon Vests,
Chemise and Gowns. Orig. 27r
SOC to
30 Rayon Gowns and Pa5amas,
soiled, orig. 69c to $1.25; Is Mi
lanese Panties, lace SOc
trimmed, orig. $1.49-----
go Rayon Chemise. 20c
Orig. SOC --------
30 Nu-Eve Panties and hhn
Stepins, size 1. Orig. 81
10 Rayon Pajamas, @7
soiled. Orig. $1.95-------
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

Notions

Mesh NE Dish 3 for
Sun Glasses, were 25c;
Rubber Household Aprons
-6 Suede Card Table
Covers, red only. Were soc
Bathing Caps. Were
39c and soc c-------
Bathing Shoes, mostly
small. Were soc to 81 -
-60-In. Garment Bags.
assorted colors ----
Ia Shoe Cabinets,
damaged. Were $1.2a---
Kann's-Street FloOl
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Art Goods

odd Lot 1-Oz. Balls As -
sorted Yarns. Clearance at
-1.Oz. Balls German 1lc
town, Shetland, Saxony--
Small Lot Pillows, 2 COc
Children's Hassocks, as is.
Ia Pillows, soiled. IL pr;ra
We're soc to s2.ss-- ~ ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Floor Coverings

. Fibre Rugs, soiled, OF 90
sx10. Were S13.95--- " H
~l .xlo Fibre w,.1 Rug; s,; So soiled' $3.45
o. o., feltone tna"n .,Rs. Russ' $4.25
so Yds. Grass Runner, COo
s7-nch. Was ACC yd.---
--6 Stenciled Rugs, GO *
6xs. Were $695-
~ 40 S,.as s'sn'i,sa led, Rugs $2.49
ns rs.. Rs,srsis's ss,n Msr. Fibre FL ss $3.50
a. o., "ourzeut %s." .Is aGss' gs $ll.99
II Sisalex Rug, C2OS
soiled. Was $595
w. 1;sr. s,sa, s;a Rugs sxl0. 5000
5 Grass Rugs, 9xl2. 90 1S
Were 1899 -
10 Wilton Rugs, CT OE
27x54. Were $685. ~
. AKIN sters, c1Q 90
9xl2. Were $2495
Il Washed American Oriental
Rug; f.n a. s1l2' W as $39.95
Il velvet Rug, 600 90
oxl2. Was S3495
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Girls Wear
-10 Rayon Boieros and

-l0 Ray0n Boieros and
10 Velveteen Calots. 1Sc
Were 81
-6 Cotton Dance Rompers, were
$l.98; 80 Prs. Bathing CSc
Shoes, were 79c-
10 Slipover Sweaters, were
A'l9; 70 $ Summer m Dress 64c
-8 Linen and Stub Yarn Suits
and 10 Cotton and d, Ray0n 94c
80 Pique Toques and 27c
Cotton Culottes. Were 81
40 Sheer B'0u'''' Were SAC
40 Play Suits: Were Soc 2Qc
to 81
Kann'S-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Sportsweor

-ol hay0n SHeer ana
0rgandie Blouses. &1 10
Were $1.99 -
-3S Gabertex Stacks and SOo
Shorts. Were $1.19
-83 Play Toys and "a Cotton
and Linen Suits. Were 7Oo
s11a s~C
mss .,ss 5 sI,.n Printed a.ue Cotton ., on $l.49
10 Knitted 2-Pc.
Dresses. Were $l095 CD 90
to S16.95 -------
-16 Sports Dresses. @S OS
Were $7.95 and $1095
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Reconditioned
SEWING Machines
Hosiery

-36 Prs. Misses Cotton Mesh
Hose; 80 Prs. Half Socks, 7Cc
infant sizes to girls -
-Discontinuel 29c Half 10o
Socks
$50 Prs. Buster Brown and
Other Children's Anklets. o.
Orig. 15c
-48 Prs. Chiffons; 1853 Pcs. Knee
High Chiffons, orig. sec 2Oc
and 69c
-212 Prs. Budget Hose, discon-
tinued; 50 Prs. Bemberg Rayon
Chiffons, Cruise tan, orig. IOo
69c: l27 Pn. Chiffons, as Is
-S3 Prs. Blue Moon I.7c
RingIess Chiflons ---
-123 Pairs
.."sn,, nsss, 81 Csc, 8 for 81
Kann'-street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Domestics

\ a Printed Percale QOo
Spreads. Were $195
5 Printed Percale c1 TO
Spreads. Were sass
IS Chenille Spreads, G1 40
single. Were $299 1900
Ill Celanese Rayon
Taffeta Spreads. G1 90
Were 1895 ----
As Chenille Spreads
Spreads, twin, were GO 90
1899 to $500 ------
3 Candle wick 90 90
Spreads. Were 1895
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

go. csse oad ra.s.... 1',,.sr'''' lie. lOc
IA Tourist Cases, yel- COc
low only. Orig. $1-
st. Denis Toiletries. o.
Discontinued soc pkgs.--
Odd Lot Ire Jur Dusting Pow
der. der. and nd. Bath Salt Sets 2lcs
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Homefittinos

Curtain and Drapery Material
Remnants. Were 19c to soc Rc
yd. ---------
Curtain and Drapery Material
Remnants. Were ACC to 16c
89c yd.
-Drapery and Upholstery Ma
terial Remnants. Were 2hc
98c to $l98 yd.--
-125 Pairs Priscilla
Curtains. Were $395 G1 20
pair
VS. n,s.. s. Sample m IL. n Dsspss. RI. s. $3.50
SIS Prs. Rayon and Cotton
namass d. m ski Drape'' Were $4.96
$9.95 pair ----
-as Crash ,,,. ,ds Beds $1.89
-28 Auto Seat Covers. IOc
Sedans. Were $129 ca.
-17 Summer Pillows. 7Oc
Were $1.69 ea.
-25 Wood Slated B.
Fold Screens. Were @7 90
$298 ca. -
Damaged Awnings. Re- 2Oc
duced.. Ea. -
-25 Chintz window o.
Shades. Were 81 CA
-255 Prs. Curtains. Were IOo
81 to $l.19 pr.----
Table Lot Glazed 1So
Chintz. Was 29c yd.--
IL Prs. Printed Linen GO
Drapes. Were $795 Pr W.
-S5 Chair Slip Cow
ers. "Almeda" cloth. @7 81,
Were $249 ea.-
100 Sofa and Studio Couch
Covers. "Almeda" @7 Oh
cloth. Were $500 ca.
SIS Dining Room Chair lOc
Covers. Were 79c Ca
IA Cushion Sets. Were 7Cc
81 to &1.19 ea.---
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
luqqoqe

. Women's Cases. CD 90
Orig. $3.50
Il Woman's Hat Box. OF 10
26-in. Orig. $685.
3 Pullman Cases, co 90
26 in. Orig. $685. ~O
-S Multiple Hanger
Wardrobe " as Cases. oss' &.34
a Pullman Cases, o. o.
26-in. Orig. $12.98--
- Pullman Cases. 90 OO
as. 28. 30-in. Orig. $40 ~
-, .,s, Fitted Cases Orig 1898
"a - Men: n',. Gladstone IL d. 1894
Kann'rFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Summer Furniture

rs w. Porch eona Swings $2.48
Il Rattan 3-Pc. @C1 OK
Suite. Was 1880
Il Rattan 3-Pc. CA OK
Suite. Was $49.50
- Maple Porch Rock OQc
ers. Were $l.95
Il St. George Chair. CO 90
Was $4.95 ---
3 High Back Metal @R 90
Chairs. Were $685.
u Lawn avn. ST.. :! =. Bench $3.45
Il High Back Metal 60 90
Chair. Was $10.95-
q Rustic su I'll set'ee'' 4.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Umbrellas

,i~,rs',..' Tn wSm'n,s w.,s s.y'n y $l.19
. Glorias and 6 Oil @1 20
Silks, 16-rib. Were So
- Women's OIL Silk
Swagger Rain oats. 01 7S
Were $3.50 -----
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Books

Table Original 81 Non-Fic-
tion and Original Editions Of Fic-
'''n 35c, 3 for 81
Toy Books, Drawing. .1Oo
Books and Paper Dolls
Kann'tStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

Neckweor
-Pique and Orsandis TO-
NeckweaY. Was &c.,
,s'.,s. -oss L.: ~. s'':::' ::s and 29c
KAnn,s-etreet Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Housewares

Il Metal Cabinet
Base. sss: As is. Was s3.95
-6 Johns Manville
Portable Ovens. Were c7 10
$l.98 --
8 Porcelain Top Ia
bles and l Water CD 90
Cooler, as is, was S698 ~
is Lengths Rubber Garden
Hose, 25 feet, were Sl.29; 10 Ice
Cream Freezers, 2-qt.. were $l.59;
Shower Bath Curtains or G1
Drapes, were 81 .ss and s2ss
II Nesco Oil &C1 S0
Range. Was $3.50
II New Perfection
Cabinet Oil Range. SO 80
Was $105. Now ~
- Metal Garden Hose OQo
Reels. Were $l.29. Now
-25 Splint Wood Clothes ROc
Hampers. Were CSC. Now
Il Clothes Hamper 1898
Was s6.98. Now
-12 Metal Charcoal SOc
Grills. Were ST.. Now
Il Metal On-A-Door &7 QQ
Cabinet. Was $498
3 s. -in-1 Aluminium QQc
Utility Cookers. Were sl98
-12 Measuring Aluminium
Covered Sauce Pans, az SQc
Qt Were 81. Now
-Enameled Mixing Bowls. TO-
AS is. Were soc c--
Il 18 Inch Lawn GR 90
Mower. Was $8.49. Now ~
Il Penns ylvania
Rubber Tired Mower. @1O 90
Was $15.98
a Seagul Sin. Elec-
trio Fans as is Were $l.49
1880
Sin. Westinghouse Cardinal
Elect Electric Fam Were $l.69
5 Vidrio Pedestal
Electric Fans. Were &I o.
$8.95 -------------
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Hondkerchiefs

MEMS and Womsns 1Oc
Linens and Cott0ns
Small Assortment 1C1Zc
Chiffon Neckerchiefs /ZO
Kann'-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Toilet Goods

Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

6S0 VUSI 0VO0S
is Women's Belts. Orig. CO~
Soc and 41------
-l5o Imitation Leather 2O~
Bags. Orig. 7oc and $1--
so Evening Bags. Orig. 7Oc
- WooG Bead BaOs. Orig. &2
IS Observation-Disclosures
- Leather BasA $3.50
Orig. s.
Kann'-street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

N atural and
other desirable col
ors for curtains,
drapes and other
decorative purposes.
SO in. wide.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
lnfont's Wear

Kann's-Fourth Floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-29

COlllCO WIlIl
 thing in the teapot, be it ever so little. And, it means keeping out of debt.
 All this dissertation is not for your benefit, mother. Too few chll- dren know what money means. They see daddy disappear every morning to work" but work comes to be an impersonal thing to them. They see you, mother, with a purse that con- tains coins to be exchanged for beef steaks, shoes or ice cream cones, not realizing that you, too, work for 1t.
 Checks Don't Seem Like Money
 Since checks and paper business" have come into vogue, l think many children miss the point Of rent, pay ing for the new ice box or car or the weekly trips to the building and loan.
 Half the expenses of the house are kept secret from the children either Intentionally or unintention- ally. So children fail to understand that two or four hands have worked hard to back the check book so im- portantly riding in fathers breast pocket.
 Thrift, of course, may be taught by the weekly allowance. Thrift is also taught by taking children shopping and showing the values. The child learns that choice must be made between two purchases, when only one can be had. He mus: give LID the cap if he wants the new shirt, or vice versa. This is as it should be, and he must not say he cant afford" the one he didn't get, just because he could not have both.
 But I believe that real thrift is taught most successfully by show ing the child how hard money Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-29

Grand inspiration for bright young frock is this new Pattern 632! Just remember that the Well- dressed woman has the advantage in any smart holiday gathering and stitch yourself up one or two versions of this newest type bolero frock quick as can be. Such flir- tatious little number with it's panel led swing skirt, and its bodice with open cap sleeves! Wear it without it's bolero when it's really hot, and bear in mind that the little jacket may accompany your other frocks too. Semi transparent tub cotons are thrift choice for this new, oh- so-smart summer outfit. The De- tailed Sewing Guide which is in- cluded offers choice of two collars and suggests lace trimming.
 Pattern 632 is cut in misses and women's sizes IA, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34. 36, 38 40 and AZ. Size 16 dress requires 3 3-8 yards 39 inch fabric, and 3-8. yards lace edging; bolero, 1 yard 39 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS u5c) in coins or stamps (preferably coins) for this pattern. WRITE CLEAR LY SEE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to the Waterbury Democrat Pattern Department.
 Tomorrow: Afternoon Frock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-29
See These In Action

Here's a chance for the confirmed whittier to put his efforts to a really worthy cause. For, as you may have guessed, the prOpellers or Windmills picture, must be carved from solid pieces of wood The parts for the jointed moving figures, of course, are cut from plyWood or other board with your jig or soping saw, assem- bled and painted.
 Full directions are included with these designs. number C8644, which are not only fascinating to make but equally so to watch when completed You may now have prancing steed lively Wire-haired terrier, or a charming Dutch pair churning. all of which will move in a really na- ural manner when the propeller is driven by the wind. These are ideal decorations for the top of your gar- age or porch; they may be mounted on tall poles and placed about your garden, or place one on your mail box.
 Order by number, or tear out il- lustration and send with 10 cents stamps or coin. (Any three 10c Make It Yourself" patterns only 25c). Address your order to WA DEMOCRAT MAKE IT YOURSELF BUREAU, BOX l66, KANSAS CITY, MO. Be sure to give name and complete address.