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Evening star., 1939-06-08
Mrs. Sypher New Regent
LEONARDTOWN. Nd June 8 LR

Mrs. Justine R. Sypher was an
nounced as the new regent of Mai
William Thomas Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
today.
The chapter embraces st. Marys
County. Other officers include Mrs.
Robert Blackstone, vice regent; Mrs
Wilmer Matthews. registrar; Mrs. s.
M. Jones, recording secretary; Mrs.
Leila M. Hodges, corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. Bascom Broun, treas
urer.
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Sicily Builds Rouds

Sicily is constructing many roads
for motorists who wish to see the
country's famous blossoms each
spring.
Evening star., 1939-09-18
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

We think of Rome as an old
city, and it is, indeed-its history
stretches back $500 years. 1t was
captured and burned more than
once in ancient times, but each time
1t took on new life.
Old as Rome is today, it does
not have the age which Babylon
reached. From it's start to its fin
ish, Babylon lived 5000 years or
more. At last 1t died, leaving only
a memory. In a later story, we
shall see how city may die"
For 1000 years Babylon was
heap Of ruins, or we might better
say, several heaps of ruins. Then
came the time when scientists dug
into the ruins. Day after day, and
month after month, they labored.
Slowly but surely, they drew out
objects of interest.
Among the ruins were statues OF
gods and goddesses, and images of
them which had been made with
clay More important, they found
clay slabs bearing the strange writ
Ing of people who lived in Babylon
during the thousands of years of
Its history.
The writing told about kings and
queens, about religion and every
day customs. There were notes on
the laws which used to rule the
people of Babylon, and strange laws
some OF them were
Here are a few examples of the
laws OF ancient Babylon:
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| 0u'AS
fNHlItAn

South's opening bid, of course, has
nothing whatsoever to commend it.
However, he did want to do some
thing fancy. Then, when his partner
bid two no-trump, South realized
he had better quit before he got
doubled. However, Mr.. McPherran
doubled anyway. North, of course,
was perfectly happy to stay at two
no-trump, but South couldn't stand
1t. When he ran to three diamonds
Mr.. McPherran doubled again.
Then, when North went to three
hearts, East doubled that.
Mr. McPherran opened the king
Of clubs and then shifted to the
jack of spades. Declarer won with
the ace in dummy and played three
rounds of diamonds, trumping the
third with dummy's jack of hearts.
East overruffed with the queen and
promptly laid down the king of
spades Declarer ruffed low; Nc
Pherran overruffed with the eight
spot and played the deuce of hearts.
At this point declarer had lost three
tricks and still had to lose the high
club, the high diamond and the
high trump and was down two for
q loss Of 300 on a hand where his
opponents could not make game.
Saturday you were David Bruce
Burnstone's partner and held:
4 AK
xxx
xxx
Axxx
The bidding
Burnstone Maier You Jacoby
IL IA CD
Answer-Your correct bid is to
pass. Your ace-king of spades rep
resent two tricks and two shoppers
In spades. However, unless your
partner has enough body to his hand
to warrant a free rebid there is
little chance for a game.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 10 per
cent for one no-trump, nothing for
any other bid.
Question No. 241.
You are Merwin Maier's partner
and held:
AK765432
y 10
<A2
i A3
The bidding:
Burnstone Maier Schenken You
Pass Pass Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
Evening star., 1939-09-18
Rise and Fall of Babylon

'If a builder puts up a house
for man, and does not make it
strong, and if it falls down and
kills the owner, the builder shall
be put to death. If it kills the son
of the owner, the builders son shall
be put to death.
"If a woman who is a priestess
goes to wine-shop to drink, she
shall be burned.
IF man breaks one of the bones
of another man, they shall break
one of his bones"
Evening star., 1939-09-18

Other laws of Babylon follow the
"eye for an eye, and tooth for a
tooth" idea. Today we think our
laws are made with a better spirit
If man "breaks one of the bones
of another man." we try to learn
whether it was done by accident.
If it has been done on purpose,
the guilty persons may be put in
Jail or prison.
The name Babylon" means "Gate
Of the Gods" It was not used at
the time the city was founded. One
of the early names meant "City Of
Sargon of Akkad."
Sargon was king, and he ruled
the land of Akkad. This land was
between the Tigris and Euphrates
Rivers, and covered part of the
country now called Irak. It was not
of large size, but 1t is famed as
one of the early homes of the art
of writing.
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S4|!z.z(|'! FRIDAY
=: !: 2: !: !: y: !: BARGAINS
Ordrs
Remnants - \ X u
Underwear

80 Rayon Panties and
Stepins. Small sizes. Were H.
cSC
40 Cotton Knit Union C2n
Suits. soc irregulars
80 Cotton TuckstitchF Pa ajamas,
mostly dark colors. Were COc
81. ~
-1S Rayon Bandeaux and
Panties, small sizes. Were 22c
4Sc
Al Rayon Panties and Vests,
small sizes. Were soc to 9Oo
So Rayon Slips, Petticoats,
Stepins and Panties 1Oc
Samples of 81 grade -
-25 Lounging Pajamas, dark COL
ors, were $2.95; is Brassiere- Top
Slips and Combinations. Is
Rayon and Silk Petticoats, 7Oc
were $1.39 and $1.59 -
So Silk Milanese Chemise, Ray
on Pajamas, Rayon and Silk Slips
and p ettico IS. Were OIo
$1.95
10 Rayon-and-Silk Gowns, 2
Rayon Gowns, Is Rayon-and-Silk
Slips. Small sizes. Samples @1
Of $l.69 to $295 grades -
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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Blankets

ia Plain Colored Cotton ROc
Blankets, 70x90. Were 81
IS Plaid Blankets; $50 cotton,
50 81, wool. :a =! Green only $2.79
-6 An-Wool Blankets, plain col
ors; satin bound 72xso' $4.99
-6 Arondac Kenwood Blankets,
all wool, 72x84. Soiled. @R o.
Were 1896 ca.
- North Star All-Wool Blankets.
satin bound, 72xS4. GQ OK
Were $1495 ca. a.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Jewelry
200 Pcs. Costume Jewelry,
orig. SOC; 50 Compacts, 7Qc
orig. $1---
Il Compact, and 3
Stone Set Rings. Orig. c7OS
Il Cameo Rings. Orig. CD o.
-2s Children's Lockets. 20c
Were SOC -
-5 Cigarette Lighter Gases.
orig. or ds 1895 to 12 Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Chinowore

80 Mirror Trays. Were 6Qc
go Ruby Glass Cream Pitchers,
were Csc; 100 Low Glass 7Oo
Candlesticks, were acc pr. NV
80 Colored Bulb Bowls. To-
Were 39c
20 Glass Sandwich To-
Trays. Were 49c-
80 Ice Tipped Crystal OOc
Glass Pitchers. Were 69c
40 Bitters Bottles, were 19c;
200 Ring Tumblers, were -
80 Decorated Cake Plates QOo
with Servers. Were 69c--
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Wash Frocks

10 Rayon Crepe
Frocks. Were $5.95 to 90 20
$7.95 ~OO
30 Cotton or Rayon Wash
Frocks. Large sizes. CT OF
Were $2.99 - ~A
Cotton Hooverettes, 9On
small sizes. Were sec
Cotton Dresses. soiled. O7.
Were Sl.99 to $2.99
Nurses and Maids Cotton
.n,ioFm'' .aas Were ''''s to &c
Kann'S-Second Floor,
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Furs

II Silver Fox Tail O. ~
Cape. Was $12.88- ~O
II Red Fox Scarf. Was @10
Il Lapin dyed
coney Jisser. Was $3.50
$4,000 -
Il White Lapin-dyed COO
Coney Warp. Was $500 Wv
Il Black Dyed Coney and l
Black dyed Lamb Coats. @SO
Were $10000- ~
Il Black Dyed Pony 60 20
Coat. Was $1,000 ~oSO
II Black Lapin-dyed C2S
Princess Coat. Was $1,000 ~O
II seal-dyed coney $40
Swagger. Was $1,000 %oo
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Housewares

-Enamel Cooking Utensils. 6Oc
Were $1.49 to $l98
Us Canister 4-R. Sets, were
s1.OO; 10 Folding Dish dOc
Drainers, were $l.98-
liz Oval Waste Paper BasketS,
were 81. 90; 80 Oval Willow Clothes
Baskets, soiled; so Aluminium
Oval Roasters; 100 Wear River
4-quart Aluminium Utility 2Or
Pans, were $1.00--
500 Rolls Tinted Toilet Tis-
sue. Were 1oc 20 for 69c
40 Sets 2-Glass Window Vent.
lators, were $l.00; rs Step-on IL.
qt. Refuse Cans, were SO~
$1.29
is Shower Bath Cur Sl.59
tains, $2.98 irregulars ~
80 Enamel 2-qt. Sauce Pans and
80 White Enamel Refrig- TO-
orator Pans. Were 35c--
10 Enamel Soup Drip QQc
olators. Were s1.4s wv :
Il Pr. Colonial Andi- S2 QR
rons. Were s9.98 --- ~
. Fireplace Ape. CD 90
Sets. Were s59s-
10 Porcelain Top 25x40 Kitchen
Tables, as is. Were CD OQ
SO.So
~ ~. Bathroom B. til Scale $2.49
\ Double Door 60-in. Metal
W wa a! rdrooes' Were $5.95
3 Double Door Metal
u,ala Utility e. Closets os as is S5.45
3 Utility Gain. Clos CD O2
cts, as is. Were 1898
3 Metal Utility Q1 40
Tables, as is. Were $2.98
Il Enameled Wooden Kitchen
Cabinet, as is. Wa, SC1 OK
Il Enameled Wooden Kitchen
Cabinet Cal in as is Was $24.95
rs Cans old English 60
Liquid Wax. Was zoe "
40 Old English Furni- 10
ture Dusuers. Were 35c-
IA Wear-Ever Aluminium TO-
Fry Pans. Were $1.25-
-27 A lu m n m Twin kOo
Sauce Pan Sets. Were SIPS ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Leother Goods
loo Imitation Leather COc
Bags. Orig. 81. shopworn
rs Women's Belts. Orig. 7Oo
so Evening Bags. Orig. 1Oc
$1.00
10 Evening BAGS Sl.OO
Were $500 0---
10 Alligator Grained Gait
Bags. Orig, sa.s5 and $500
$500 "
-25 Leather Bags. Orig. SOc
$500, shopworn
Il Mans Fitted
Leather L.: IL Case Was $3.50
3 Petit Point Bags. @E NJ
Orig. $1295 and SIS ~o~O
IS Petit Point Bags. @0 Oe
Orig. $5.95 ~~
Kann's-Street Floor,
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Dresses

-6 Rayon Evening Dresses. GS
SO to ~. Orig. $16.95 ~o
30 Odd Rayon Dress CO 90
q, 12 to AZ. Orig. $10.95 ~O
Ia Black Rayon Velvet Evening
Wraps, Ermine collars. IL to 38.
Orig. s2s.s5 and S15.Q8
1896 - %Ac'oo
ia Misses Rayon
c;,s''. :,ss Orig. '':'' and $500
LAP Rayon Dresses. c. M
Orig. $795 to $l0.95-- ~OOo
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Art Goods

Stamped and Tinted Crib Gov.
ers, were 29c; 2-oz. Sk~'ns Crevelle
Rayon and Wool, odd COL IN.
ors. were Soc AOC
Stamped Unbleached Cotton
Luncheon Sets. Were 39c IN.
Wv
Il Round Hassock. Was SOo
-e Rayon Bench Pads. e7OQ
Were $3.9S-- ~A'1o
Kann'SFourth Floor.
Coots
-23 Cotton, Rayon and Rubber
Raincoats. We're 81 @7On
and $4.44 %A'OV
lis Cotton Gabardine
saa ss'nss.s;, 20 :; Were s+:'' $2.99
Il Wool and Rayon @e M
Sports Coat. Was $10.s5 tpo'OO
a Camels' Hair and
were w SIS spui'' as '0a~ $500
">AS %Ao'So--------
-S Wool and Wool and Rayon
Sports Coats, were $22.95 and
$29.95; 3 Furred Wool and Rayon
Winter Coats, were @1E
$29.95 -- %AO
Il Wool and Rayon Furred @7n
Winter Coat. Was $29.95 WV
-S Furred Wool and Rzyon VIM
ter Coats, were 1895; 6 Imitation
Persian Fabric Goats, wool,
rayon and cotton. Were @OO
$29.o5 --A-. %ZO
Il Furred Wool Winter @Qn
Coat. Was teS. 90 %OO
xAnn1-eeoond Floor.
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Stationery
Umbrellas

. Rayon 16-Rib Um- CD M
brellas. Were $4.00-- ~S'oO
30 Cotton 16-Rib CT n
Umbrellas. Were SLIGO %A'A>
p Oil Silk Raincoats, were $3.50;
6 Oil Silk Umbrellas, CT en
were $500 .--- --- o
10 initiated Oil Silk @1 M
Umbrellas. Were $500 ~A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Motions
p o-CurlerA Orig. SOo
S1.00 ----------------
Straw Sewing Baskets, were SOC
and 75c; 1 Collapsible Hat 3Qc
Boxes, orig. $1.00
-12 Shoe Cabinets, dam 7Sc
aged. Were $1.7s to $2.95
Open Mesh Cot 3for70c
ton Dish Cloths
Odd Lot Cellophane Cur OSc
tains. Were soc ~
Small Lot Scissors and 7Oc
Shears $1,000
Butterfly Hair Nets. cap shape
not all colors. 6 in 7hc
box ---- ---
rs Klinert's Rayon and Lastex
Reducing Girdles. Sizes 80, "a,
AZ. A; seconds $500 and 7Qc
$500 grades ---
Kann's-street Floor.
Lingerie
10 Cotton 3.Pc. Pa
jana Ensembles. Were @7 20
Cotton Flanellette Gowns and
Pajamas, muslin slips, rayon
pajamas. Were $l.00 to ill.,
Muslin Slips, broken 90
sizes. Were sec
Gowns, silk and rayon satin,
broken sizes. Were @1 90
$500
Odd Lot Slips, silk and rayon
satin, rayon crepes and 7Sc
taNetas. Were $l.09-
Kann's-Second Floor.
Jr. Misses
10 Rayon Street and Evening
Dresses. Orig. $7.95 CO ~
and $10.95 ---
10 Camels' Hair and Wool
Tweed Coats. Orig. S73.8R
$16.95 ~ ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Homefittinqs


Cotton Curtain Materials. Ro
Were 19c to 29c yd.--
Cotton and Rayon Curtain and
Drapery Materials. Were 76c
39c to 89c yd.
-Rayon and Cotton Drapery and
Upholstery Materials Were 26c
CSC to $198 yd. -
rs Upholstery Squares. 54x54.
Were s1.ss to s2.ss S1.10
ca.
As Rayon Spreads and Drapes.
Were $5.95 to 1895 90 S0
-l5 Venetian Blinds. DAM
aged. Were $298 to G7 20
s4.98 ea.- Ao~
3 Simmon Glider Ham COO
mocks. Were s29.95 ea.-- ~~o
. Lane Cedar &7O 20
Chests. Were $24.95 ~A'oO
IS Bolts Terry Cloth. 9Cc
Was SOC yd.-
% Bolts 50" Rayon and Cotton
ID m SIX. Was 98c to 7Oc
$l.98 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Us Rayon Pillows. Were 29c
59c ca.
40 Chair and Sofa Slip @1
Covers. Were $1.95 to $395
-28 Auto Seat Cover Sets. QQc
Sedans. Were $149 ea.--
-35 Rayon and Cotton Damask
Drapes. Were $995 to c.
$l495 pr.-
-125 Prs. Curtains. Were kOo
81 to sligo pr.-
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Just 43-S22.95
DRESSES
$9.97

Sheer rayon crepes and
pure silk prints in navy,
black and Capri blue. Sizes
SO to 46.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Gloves

-2l Prs. Green Doe
skin PulIons, 5s4 to Z. C7 30
81 Prs. Cotton and Ray0n Pull
ons. Pearl and beige. 7Oc
51a, s, 7l2. Were $3.50
-27 Prs. 6-Button
Doeskins, 5s4 to 6s4 &1 20
Were $2.50-
-l56 Prs. Rayon and Cotton.
Brown, white, navy. 6 to Z.
Some soiled, some ire CQc
pulars. Were S
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Reconditioned
Sewino Machines
Furniture

pa p,a'eo go 'esS' "efs $5.98
IS -s.c oea;, s,..s Line: ava; Ward 1898
~ w.. mossrn .ss! Desks $3.50
. End Tables, were $3.95; 1
Lamp Table, was IS; 2 Book
Trough Tables, were $3.99; But
tsrly dS Tables were $2.M
$3.99 ----------
II rs Student lent, Ds:t o,s.: and 1898
1,F.n'y 7'', ,;,.It T'..-':e Or C. Gard $2.99
IS Maple Sewing Cab &7 ~
tnets. Were $2.4s---
us, i small II. Kitchen 1t n $6.98
Il Small Unpainted
Drop Leaf Table. Was At QR
$2.o5
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Hosiery
-Children's Anklets, plain 7S~
and fancy. Sizes 8 to 1oh
-98 Pr. Full-Fashioned Chif-
fons. Perfect and IRE 2Qc
3ularS
80 Prs. Service Weight
Hose. Perfect and ire l1c
gularS
.'es :: :. rr+ SILK Hose. 59c
-, - F.. .s:1:. SIX 1:::; %::: so's'y ., 69c
Kann's-SGeet Floor.
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luqqoqe

3 Week End Cases. Were QQo
$2.25
. Makeup Boxes, ~ &7 90
In. Were $3.98 - ~
a Cotton Tweed Week CD ~
End Cases. Were $4.98 ~
. Cotton Canvas Hat CD 90
Boxes. Were $685. ~O
. Fitted Overnight CD 90
Cases. Were $685. ~
. Top Grain Cowhide
Upper Bags. Were co ~
$685.
Il Mans Two Suffer. 60 90
Was $l2.98 - ~
Il Mans Pullman 90 90
Wardrobe. Was $3.50 ~
3 Wardrobe Cases. o. 90
Were $7.95 "
Kann'S-FOurth Floor.
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Clearance! China & Glass

China 63-pc. Dinner Sets. Were S2S9S ------$16SS
China 93pc. Open stock. Was $325e
China PC Dinner Sets. $44.5o S2s9S
China S3-pc Dinner Sets. Were $345o $500
l Dinner Set, 53-pc. Was $998 8--.------------S598
Gold Band 53-pc. Dinner Set. Was $l09S ------S59S
Spinning Wheel 35-pc Cottage Set Was $6.9S- ---$A
Thistle 32-pc. Cottage Set Was S59s ---------S2SS
Red Flower 32-pc. Cottage Sets Was $4ss----- $S2S
China 63pc Dinner Set. Was $26.98 SASS
China S3pc. Dinner Set. Was
Kanns-Third Floor
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Trimmings

Odd Lot Clips, Buckles and
5se nts,. so Ssn.nsn''. sse Were l7c
Odd Lot Fancy Buttons.
Were 81 to $l.80 doz. OOo
Friday. a card
Kann'SStreet Floor.
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Sportsweor

wss ,,, Wool q. Is sl'p0n s"e"ser'' 39c
6 Wool Sports Skirts. SOc
Were $l.99-
s. Dresses, were $500 and $5.95;
2 Skating Jackets, were &7
$3.99
10 10, s.ySn = =" B''o'e'' $l.l9
~ ,,4.. R.son =. :: B'0u'e'' $l.97
1,sal msl wee, ', IL Plaid Skirts $l.59
- Cotton Velveteen Skirts, were
$5.95; 1 Cotton Velveteen Skat-
in ing = Dresses were $2.l9'
$7.95 ---
a Cotton Velveteen
s1::''s $, It. Jackets. Were $2.97
~ w.. Woo, :, .! Ski Suits. $l.99
~ w.. Woo, 20, $ Ski Suits $2.99
VVVAC SA6sOV-
IS Rayon Dresses, were $14.95;
8 Knitted R.yon $6.A
Dresses, were $685. ~o
Kann's- Second Floor.
Domestics
-2o4 X Kearsarge 72x99 6Oo
Cotton Sheets. Were L. Wv
-38 Solid Color Pepperen Cotton
Sheets, 72x10s and S1xo9. Q7
Were $1.39 ---- ~
-S Bates Rayon JAG
guard Spreads. Were &7 20
S<.So ---------------
- H n . Tufted Candlewick
eo,''n .s% ws1. sp..:es. - e. double $l.79
lis Rayon Taffets Spreads, twin
~... and double :s es bed '''''' $l.99
-1o Chenille Tufted Cotton
Spreads, twin bed sizes. % 90
Were $500 and 34.9s- ~
- Quaker Cotton Lace Spreads,
80 so1lo'' se 0''u' Were $3.50
$tsSO ---------------
Kann'-Street Floor.
Neckweor
Odd Lot Cotton Neck COo
wear. Choice ce
odd Lot Wool Sweaters,
maize, aqua. black. Orig. 6Oo
SA.VV
= Brown Bunny Fur, a. OF
Jackets. Were $6.o5-- ~C~O
Kann's-exoot Hooe.
Evening star., 1939-03-16

100 Is. oura'ns' "e'e O0C
81 to sligo pr.- Wv
Kann's-Third Floor.
lnfonts' Wear
Wool Snow Suits, CO 90
broken sizes. Were $7.98 ~
-3-Pc. Coat Sets, wool and cot
ton or sueded cotton. CD 90
Broken sizes. Were $500 ~~
Snow Suits, cotton and wool
neeee' ne eo TO j. Were $l.99
$S.99 A-----
Snow Suits, cotton and wool.
es oda % sizes 1a u to TO T. Were 1924
Crib Blankets, cotton CD 40
and wool. Were S4.99 ~
Cotton Gowns, broken AOo
sizes to 8. Were ssc to 81 @S
Baby Shirts, 900 cotton and
1919 wool or cotton. Were 7Oo
Soc to 89c c----
Knit Panties, 1870 cotton and
$50 wool. Odd sizes. 7Ec
Were 39c to soc --
odd Lot Cotton Jersey Leggings,
Cotton Biouses, Boys Cotton 2-Pc.
Pajamas, Rayon & Cotton OOo
Sweaters. Were ST to $1.69
Kann's-Fourth Floor,
Silverwore
-6 Silver Plated and Glass 3
Compartment Relish DisheA
Were IS to $6.98. co 90
Scared -
3 Silver Plated Fruit
Bowls. Were $3.50, CO IN
SCARED "
q Asparagus Tip Servers,
silver plated. Were c1 90
-16 Sterling Silver Handle Serv-
Ing Pieces. Were. sl.29 to 7Qc
$1.49, SCARED ed----. ~
so Pie Servers, silver co.
plated handles. Were $1.00 NV
-6-Pc. Hammered Aluminium
Sandwich Trays etc. Sl.79
Were $298 as is-
-6 Sterling Silver Handle 2-Pc.
Steak Sets. Were ss.ss. ~. 70
Scared ---
IS Chrome Plated and Wood
Cheese and Cracker Dishes. @1
Scared. Were $l.98- %A
Kann's-Street Floor.
Electric Goods
Il Roaser, demonstra- S7 OK
tor. Was $14.95- ~'o
- WESTINGHOUSE y! Irons. S3.95
Il Electric Broiler,. was 1898:
= : oe rer'0lat0rs' were $2.98
SO.oO
Il General Electric @72 90
Mixer. Was $685. Ao
Il Automatic Waffle @1 40
Iron. Was $3.50 "
Il Electric Whistling CT 90
Tea Kettle. Was $2.49 ~A
Il Eureka Rebuilt C7C QE
Cleaner. Was 1895 ~A
Il Universal Glass Vacuum Cof-
,,s fee Maker \. os and Stove $2.99
. Manning Bowman Glass
Was $685. - '9o'T~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Floor Coverings
-27x54 and 3oxso In. 90.
Fibre Rugs. Were $2.25 ~
IS Felt Base Rugs, 4.6x9, @1
seconds. Were $1.e5-- %A
-125 Yds. Velvet and Administer
% caaPe'. ae ID ~ 'n'' Was $l.49
~ R.isss" %.*. 81 SILK =, Rugs $2.99
% Stenciled Fibre
R s.ss' :: 4.s17.s. Were $3.95
Heavy Felt Base Rugs, sx12 and
9xl0.6; seconds. $7.95 GI 90
and $685. grades -.-- " Ao
Rs,,' Rs s'sns''sS ss's %e1. risfs 30 ss $5.95
80 ma S'ys-.' %.. .,Ss, Fibre Rug $6.95
4 Waishire Rugs, 9x12, were
san,s'; Hn.s 81. : Ds.rs,nfs sars IL, os 1888
Il Highland Plaid 90 OF
Rug, 9x15. Was $17.95 ~O~o
-, =, yerts %sa. s,.', .,s nuss' ss 1925
Il Highland Plaid @7O OO
Rug. 9x1s. Was $21.95 ~A~~
3 Seamless Ak
minister Rugs, 9x12. @77 90
Were $24.95 %A~~
- Wool wilton
Rugs, 9x12. Were @9I OF
$44.95 -~--- %
. Seamless Ak
minister Rags, 9xlS. @AA OF
wera 40 OF 1s>O
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8rlO.Ff. W0ven
MOURZOUk
RUGS
Last Ysar's Patterns
$l7.95 Values
$ll.95

These rugs are in rever-
sibie patterns and bright
shades of green, rust, blue
and tan.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Beds, ETC..

Beds, Etc.
Il Double Poster Bed, CC 90
as is. Was s895 ~~
Il Felt Mattress, 3/3 co 90
IT. Was $780,
- 7:l,' Moaerns de-, asos Night $4.99
Il Box Spring, Aft. as Is. was
$2l.00; 3 Occasional CT OO
Chairs, were s1095 ~
- 'nns''p5,s. ..,a rim. M Mat; t; $500
q Innerspring Mat @70 90
tresses. Were $2l00
- 1nnersprins ,,,pr IN Mat, IT. $l4.99
&c Blond Maple Veneer Beds, 40,
were $2395; 6 Blond Maple We
noer Dressers, were $36.95; 5 Wal
nn.vss. nu. Veneer s'.re cnsss he st $3.50
;,, - wa'1.. nut. veneer zen ss S22.95
-3 Studio Couches. &C1 o.
Were S3995
ms 49,: Studio .'a . cooehs'' $29.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Linens
Odd Lot Cotton and Rayon
Plaid Napkins. All colors. q
Were Sc and &c 8c--
Odd Lot Cotton Turkish Guest
Towels, solid colors. Were 7Oc
19c and Csc c-
SO Linen Table Cloths with red
border. Size 58x88. Were 7Oc
10 Cotton Chenille Tufted Mat
and Lid Sets. Dark colors. Q7c
Were s1.25-
IA Ecru Cotton Lace Table
Cloths. size 7ox9o. Sl.l9
Were $l.89
-s Linen s-Pc. Table Sets, 5sx7S
cloth. Plain white. $3.50
Were $4.95 set
Kann's-Street Floor.
Stationery
Odd Lot Paper Napkins, Table
Covers and Plates-also White
Linen Finished Envelopes. e.
School Supplies-Loose Leaf
Binders. Filters, Tablets, o.
Inks, etc. Choice
Odd Lot School Bags and Brief
6, Gases; to ws5e ss's 'se 39c to $l.OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-01-12

each member of the robber band
hurried to the meeting place. They
knew why the gray old leader had
called them together, and as they
hurried to the meeting place there
was fear In the heart of each one
OF them. It was long since fear
had been known in the big barn.
You see, they had been 30 well
taught how to avoid traps and
poison that they did not fear those
things. They had made the cat
afraid Of them, 20 they did not
3eaS tho CT. 0 W. no trouble
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at all to keep out of the way of
the farmer, so they did not fear
the farmer.
But this slim, brown enemy who
had entered their den so boldly
and had run down and killed one
of their number had brought with
him fear. So, as from every direc-
ton the rats scurried to that meet
ing place, they continually looked
behind them for that slim brown
creature, who moved 50 swiftly and
from whom even their gray old
1eedo9 had run away. Ao0t q than
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did not know who Billy Mink was,
for they had always lived in that
big barn, and no one at all like
Billy had ever been there before.
AS soon as all the rats had
answered his call the gray old
leader began to speak. Il have
called this meeting" said he, Ito
decide what we had best do. A
terrible enemy has come among us
and, as you know, has killed one Of
our number. He has left the big
barn, q I know. because I watched
him. 1oe tho time boing W a1e
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Dope Ring Broken

Police Of Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, won another victory in its
anti-narcotic campaign when they
arrested several members of q ring
OF smugglers and peddlers after
trailing them for IS months. The
officials first got on the track Of
the gang with the arrest Of Nelda
Zarandon and Luisa Leferve, who
confessed they got their drugs from
a man named Charlie" who takes
advantage of his reputation rs q
boxer to intimidate his victims.
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TwizzIer Answer

If the enemy had run straight
away from US it would have taken
10 hours to catch up. II the enemy
had come straight toward us we'd
have met after 2 hours. Since the
enemy took exactly . halfway course
between these two. extremes, Il took
8 hours to catch him and he Travelled
II miles.
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BY willard
BY Edgar Rice Burroughs
Trademark abElis
For q 8. Patent On
BY Mormon Morsh
BY Bud Fisher

he may start out to CATCH" r.
piled the old leader. He belongs L
the Weasel family and all member :
of this family are enemies Of TIN
rat tribe, and more to be feare(
than any other enemy We have"
why can't we hide when h
comes?" asked another young rob.t
ber. II never have seen any ont
I couldn't hide FROM"
Then, unless I am greatly mis-,
taken, you are likely to have .
chance" snapped the leader.
(copgFight, 1oSeJ
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Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

It was night in the big barn. It
was the night of Billy Mink's visit
when he had killed the big rat there.
As soon as Billy had left the barn
the gray old leader of the rats
had sent word around that all the
rats in the barn should meet him
1T once at their usual meeting place
under the door.
A. soon - tho word Va received
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quite safe. But when he becomes

quite safe. But when he becomes
hungry he will return"
who is he?" squeaked q young
rat. He didp't look very big to
me. If We all get together, I don't
see Why we should be afraid of
him. We drove out that cat and
that cat is q great deal bigger than
this fellow. Who Is he, anyway"
HE is Billy Mink" replied the
gray old leader gravey.
And who is Billy Mink" squeaked
another half-grown young robber.
He q sure death % any rat