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Evening star., 1940-07-25
TOiIetries
IS Ire Jur Bath
Sets
SOC

-Closeout Of three-piece bath
sets consisting Of Bath Pow
der. Bath Salts and Talcum
Powder. Choice of Lilac and
Carnation {. . Were $l.00 Get.
. Is Alcoheur Body Per.
fume. lavender or lilac. Were
soc ---------------29c
. 18 Roger b Gallet Cologne.
Violet and Fleurs d'Amour.
Were $1---------------
. 81 "Sprinstime In Paris"
Face Powder. Were $l.25-49c
0 81 Gallon Jugs Of Sham
poos, CASTLE. olive oil, Cocoa
nut oil or tar, $2.50 sire, 81 rs
Q is Hail. Gallon Jugs Sham
poos, CASTLE, olive oil, cocoanut
oil Or tar, $1.50 siss-----65c
Q ~ st. Denis Bath Crystals,
bouquet. lilac. Were SOC 28c
Q II Pastel Enameled Make
up Boxes. Were $1.o5- -.97c
Q . Ptnaud's Gardenia Skin
Lotion. Were $1.10------30c
. 10 ldolinard "1S11" Per-
fume. Were 31os----.--99
Q : Molinard "1S1l" Per-
fume. Were $4.98 -----S1.99
Q ~ DOrsay Colosnes, Le
Dandy, Trophee. Duo. Were
. l Worth "Imprudence" Co
logne. Was $4.50---- $2.sS
. 1o3 Glase Nail Prepara-
tions, polish remover, cuticle
remover and nail polishes.
Were 26c- 6c---------------14c
. ~ Gamma Walska FAce
Powder. &C sire
Q 123 Pisrre L'vergue Fer.
fumes. 25c sire
. 43 Fsmpeian 1sages and
npgticies. Wsfs S0c-
Hann'n-o$roo& Elooe.
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-S4 Sleeveless Sweaters, rayon and
cotton; sizes small, medium and large.
Were 69c-
111-Kann Special Cotton Shirts and
Button-on Blouses, sport neck; sizes
4 to 14h neck in group. Were
TIC ---.------- .-------------39c
ia Swim Trunls, broken sizes. Were
$l.OO ----------------5 Soc
~ Jr. All-woel Swim Trunks. Size 8.
Were $3.50 ------6oc
"A Gantnsr Swim Trunks. Were
$3.50 ---------------------S1.25
is Cotton Wash Slacks, sizes II to
20 in group Were $14o.-----74c
81 Cotton Seersucker Sunsuits, sizes
8. g.. Z. Were Soc
- Pioneer Suspenders, clip on.
Were $1.00-- -50c
80 Cotton Prep Hose, broken sizes.
Were 29c ---------------------14c
I'll Cotton Wash Knickers, broken
sizes. Were -59c
SIS Cotton White and Black Knicker
and Slack Hose. Were s5c-----17c
Il Slack Set Mohair and Cotton,
green; as II. Was $5.o5---------2.97
- Junior An-wool Flannel Sport
Coats, sizes Z, 8 and 10. Were
$3.50 ---------------------1.99
Il White Savannah Cotton Prep Suit,
size 10. Was $5.ss-------------2.97
-65 Cotton Short-sleeve Polo Shirts,
broken sizes. Were Soc
- Kanns Special White High-neck
Shirts, soiled. Were 79c- 39c
- White Miami" Cotton Eton Suits,
coat and slscks. Sizes 6 and z. Were
&2.05 -----------Sl.47
- Green Gabafdine Slack Wool and
Rayon. Sizes H., Is, Is, 10. Were
$4.Oo --------------SL.4I
rs Chalmers Cotton Folo Shirts.
eises 3 to II. Were Soc--
-33 Cotton Flsnnelette Pajamas, one
piece style. Sizes and 8. Were
00C
- Wool and Cotton Fall knickerh
Sine 1 and 5. Were 41.69--39C
lie Cotton Summer Waist Suits.
Were SOC -------------------29c
Second Floor.
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Seven Local Trainees
To Receive Awards
For {. N. &c. Work
Legion Club to Present
Medals in Ceremony
Saturday at Fort Meade

Seven young men from Washing
ton and vicinity who are receiving
military instruction at the G. M. T.
G. camp at Fort George G. Meade,
Md, will receive medals for out
standing work in q ceremony at
2:30 pm. Saturday, 1t was an
uounced today.
Medals presented by the Donors
Club of George Washington Post,
No. l, American Legion, will be
awarded to the outstanding trainees
in four infantry training groups
and three Signal Corps groups.
The winners in the various courses
are William ]. Quinn, Chevy Chase.
Md, blue infantry group; Joseph
v. Morgan, son of 10 v. Morgan,
one-man Board Of Tax Appeals,
white infantry group: Benjamin E.
Dement,, red infantry group. and
Augustine w. Neale, basic infantry
course.
Richard G. Wattles, son of 1t.
Col. William P. Wattles, head of
the Reserve OfIicers' Association,
receives the award for the outstand-
ing trainee in the blue Signal Corps
course. Paul F. Guthridge Of Wash
ington and Virgil A. Ratcliffe of
Alexandria, Va, will receive medals
for outstanding work in the white
and red Signal Corps courses, re-
spectively. The color designations
represent the comparative year of
the four-year c. M. T. C. training
course. Mr.. Quinn and Mr.. Wattles
are eligible for appointment as Re-
serve second leutenants.
Announcement of the selection
was made to Capt. A. H. Thompson,
c. M. T. c. procurement officer for
the District, by Capt. Samuel e.
Mays, post adjutant at Fort Meade.
There are 3,096 boys now receiving
military training at the post.
High ranking Army officials and
District leaders are expected to at
tend the ceremonies Saturday after
noon.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

10 Mems Shirts. Were $l.s5 and s2oo.
$1.O0
$50 Mems Shorts, irregulars Of 27c and
35c quality y----- ----- 1Oc
. Sport Shirts and Stacks Sets. Were
$2.95 ---------- As
50 Hose, irregulars Of s5c quality--l8c
Bathing Tops. Were $ls5 -88c
-1e Sport Shirts. Were $1.00---- 24c
q Shaker Sweaters. Were $5--$2. 48
-3 Sweaters. Were $2.95 94c
10 White Silk Shirts. Were IS.
Il Zipper-tep Swim Shirt. Was
a Mems Belts. Were $1.5o------79c
lis Mems $l.5e Union Suits s--84c
al Mems $4.ss Upper and One
piece Swim Suits ------$3. 10
-l6 Mems 3l.eo Union Suits - 59c
-3 Prs. Mems Leather Beach Shoes.
Were $2.o5 -------$1.59
So pair Mems Sl.ls to $1.ss novelty
pajamas. Broken sizes zes79c
"a pair mems S1.os suspenders, SOC
- Mems Sl.sS - Sl.ss sleeveless
Sweaters. Broken sizes s79c
81 Mems S1.se Snap d Tongue Belts.
Broken sizes S(1c
-4e Mems soc leather Snap and
Tongue Belts. Broken sises --S1. 90
"a pair Mems SOC shorts, slightly
mussed. Broken sizes 25c
-3s Mems 3Sc Fancy Shorts. Broken
el1cS ---------l0C
MEMS $3.95 Bush coats. Tan, blue
and green; medium and large sizes.
S1.99
-6 Pair Mems soc Discontinued
Pattern light tones hose. Broken
~ pair rubber beach shoes, were
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59e Royon Satin
Stripe Undies
29c

Perfect quality, full cut
rayon stripe undies including
briefs, stepins, panties. Ex-
ceptionally well made to give
the maximum Of service,
Tearose and white rayon satin
stripe. Sizes s to 3 Only
$50 pairs st this pricel
. 43 Samples Of slips and
Gswas. Made Of run 90c
. "a Silk Milaness Pantiss; lace
trimmed or tailored. e. m
Samples. Were 81 : %A'uV
. IA Night Gowns. Rum e. 40
proof rayon; were S2.05 %A'1o
. 30 kayser Girdles. Dis En~
continued styles. Were 81 wv
. 14O Sheer 8syen Undies. Per.
feet for Summer! Panties CO~
and ltepins. Were SOC ~0~
D 10 kun-rosist 3ayon Undies.
Mostly extra and double extra
sizes. Panties, stepins QSo
and vests. Were soc OOV
. ~ 1ayen Undios. Were 0Ao
Kanns-6treet Floor.
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II Pr. Oyster White Linen Knicker.
size 40 waist. Was $295- z----- CSC
III Mems S5.s5 Black Alpaca Ofice
Goats. Regulars, 2/36, 1888; shorts.
l/s5. 1886, 1897, 1/44; stouts. I3e.
2/40, IA 80 --------------S2.07
-l5 Mems Buffers White House
Goats. Sizes: Regular, 1874. 1/42.
~. 9/46. Were $3.50 50----$1.25
-3 Mems White Linen Collarless
Sport Coats. Regulars, 1875, 1877.
1888. Were $5.95 -------$1.99
. Mems $35.oe Blue Serge Suits.
Fine all wool. fast color, Double breast
ed, 80 long. Single breasted, 80
short ---- Sl7.SU
- Mems $500 Year-round Weight
Suits. All-wool single-breasted sizes.
1897 short, 1/40 stout, 1850 long
. Mems $3.50 Commander 2-Trou-
ser Suits. All wool blue grey and
brown stripe. Sizes: Reg, 1899; short
stout, l/40 ----- --,. STATS
is pairs Mems $l.2S Sanforized
Washable Stacks. Tan and grey
checks. Waist size 42-----------64c
-Q>nn,,A uIoor
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Miscellaneous

0 100 Cards Of White Pearl
Buttons. Small sises only.
Were 25c card d---12hc card
q 80 Yards Of Cotton Mesh
tor snoods Or belts. White
and colors. Was 3Sc yard.
27c yard
0 ~ on Snk House Aprons.
aaDorted coaoes-----------25C
Eannb-8troot XopI.
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ART GOODS

Small Lot Sport Angors
Wool, assorted colors. Was
49c ball -----19c
2-ox. Skeins Rayon-and-
Wool Yarn, various colors.
Was sec skein n-----15c
Stamped Cotton Table
Covers. Were Soc 29c
Stamped Cotton Towels.
Were 29c --------1Oc
los. Balls Rayon-and.
Wool Yarn. assorted colors.
Was acc ball ll------1()c
4-ounce Hanks. Knitting
Wool, odd colors, some
tweed. Was 6sc hank, 39c
2 Handmade Cotton Bed
spreads. Were
37.9S -------$3.9 80
2 Handmade Pillow Mod
elk Were 81 90 99c
s Handmade Model Rugs.
Were $3.9s -----S1.99
l Hand-embroidered Cot
ton Table Cover, large size,
Was $1,000 -&A or
Is Chintz Chair Pads.
Were 29c ---------15c
Cotton Summer Pillows.
Were Soc --- 29c
Cotton Summer Pillows.
Were soc ----19c
Kann's-Fburth Floor.
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FLOOR COVERINGS

Seamless Administer Sx12 Was $4250------------$21
Imperial Karnak Wilton. 9x12 Was $l3B---.----$61
1 Gulstan, 9x12. Was
1 Seamless Administer, Okla. Was $73b0----------$31
Washed Rug. Oriental pattern oxl2 Was @l00-----1
D Plain BroaAloom oxl2. Was 80 o6 -------.S2l
Imperial Karnak Rug, 83x10S Was tll0----------1
} Administer Rugs, exl3. Were $40. 2o.o5----------S1I
Washed Rus, Oriental pattern; sx12. Was
} Gulistan Rugy, 83x10.6. Were 3133--------$k)
} l Administer Rug, Okla. Was $2995---------$1I
American Made, Oriental Pattern Rug. Was e67 or
, Gslstaa Rus., s/sxlois Were slssoo sa-.--..x$,
Kannt-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

- Mems All-wool S1S.75 Tropicals.
Light and dark shades. Sizes: Regu-
lar. 1877. 2I44..1/4e: longs. 1877. 1893.
HSS -----"--------- ------ 0J.Ol
-$ll.75 Cotton and Mohair Blazer
Stripe Sport Coats. Reg. l/35, 1895,
1888. Also collarless coat, olive green.
Size 40 $5.87
- Prs. Serge with Grey Stripe Sport
Trousers. Size a waist. Was
$595 - $2.07
- Prs. All-wooI Tropical Trousers.
Sizes: Waist, 81, 81, a. SO. Was
. Prs. Seven Seas Rayon Stacks.
rust color. Sizes: Waist, 1894. Were
$500 $3.50
10 Prs. Mems Wool and Rayon Cord
Sport Trousers. Blue and white stripe
or tan and white stripe. Sizes 20 to
"a. Were $5.95 - $2.97
-4S.S5 Trench Model Raincoats. Full
belted swagger models. Whipcord
cravanetted, mostly tan-few blues.
Sizes: Regular, 1/46; shorts. 1874.
2/36, 1t40. 1/42. 1f44; longs, 3/36.
l/4O, 3f42 1/44 --$4 al
Kann's Mems s
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LUGGAGE

Mems Folding Hanger Casss. Were sf7so--------Sa7s
Overnight Cases I5-in size Were 45p5---..---S2SS IS p5-
Mems Jackknne Cases. Were 3l2 3l2.9S------..S7A7
Mems Overnight Cases. Were $9.o8----------S5Ss %
Auto Lunch Ks (sevtce for -. Were
l Mans Pullman Case. Was $1s soS------------.Sl2S
Womans Wardrobe Gases. Were $s9s---------.-S49s 80
Mans Twnsuitef. Was Sle.33
Womens Wardrobe Cases Were S15S9
Mems Jscknife Cases Were $50 SlSS5
Oversea Cases, 81 in Were $50 30---.-.-.S17.77
Wennens Wardrobe Cases. Were $22
Mans Bellows Case. Was $45 $28S8
Mans Doube-strap Pullman Case. Was $40 sS--SlSSS
Wemens Wardrobe Cases. Were e$15-------------SsSS
8 Women's Overnight Cases. Were $9os---------$6l9
HAnns-Fpurth Floor.
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Men,. $1.o0 and $3.50 Sport Belts lAc
Black white and and white Also novelty sport belts

2sl Mems ssc and ssc Hand Tailored
Ties --- -~-.--.--.-- 39c
81 Mems S1.s5 Short Sleeve, Short Leg
Psjamas ---------$1.39
1 Silk Lined Brecade Robe. Was
Is Mems ,l.ss and ,l.se H.nd.Tsi.
IS Mems ,l.s5 Crinkle Crepe Shirts.
Is Swim Trunks. Were 1896 Sl9S
IL Terry Robes, solid and fancy. Were
$5.95 and $685. --- S2.97
7$l.Ss Soft Straws, broken sizes 49c
81 Cotton and Cravenetted Cotton
Hats, sizes 6A to 712. Were $1s5~ ~99c
White Linen Caps. Were $100 .(s4c
14S Fancy White Trophy Hose and
Anklets, pure silk. Were Soc - 24c
8 Washable Hickok Garte1. Were soc.
Csc
70 Mems Grey and Brown Belts. Were
DOC -------------------~ E5C
81 Mems Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
Were $3.50. Box ~ ----75c
Is Collars, soiled. Were 35c and
soc -lUC
80 Initial Handkerchief& Were 35c.
Tic
Is $3.ss Rayon Sharkskins Swim
Trunks $1 %
Is Upper Top Swim Suits Were s5.os,
S3.99
56 Mems $1.o0 Jana Stacks and
Shorts SEn
IL Mems slice Ascot Scarfs- 4cc
Is Mems 55e Ties 5c
Waterproof Sport Jackets, large size
only. Were $395 5-S1.99
IL Mems Shirts. Were $3.50 -$1.75
rs Mems Shirts. Were $2.50- $1.25
50 Mems Sport Shirts. Were &c 39c
Kann's Mems
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UMBRELLAS

l WomAn's Oilsilk Rain
coat with attached hood.
Was IS -----$2.5O
6 Women's l6-Rib Cotton
Gloria Umbrellas; I l6-Rib
Rayons. Were - .--$1.25
3 Women's 16-Rib Oilsilk
and Rayon Combinations;
2 rayons. Were s. SITS
2 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were a -. So
80 Women's l6-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 81
Kann's-Street Floor.
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DINNERWARE

- 1'psecs Luncheon Ss's Were s4ss Now ------S249
-' Alp'sce Gold Decorated Sets Were ssss Now--:S449
- H-piees Dinner Sets. Were slo.ss. Now----x54 ~
- s-P'scs Dinner ssts Were slsss gow--------S849
II espieee Dinner set Was ssss Now
- Ss-piece China Sets Were s7ss
. ss-pece Havand China Sets Were 1895 Now S1999
IS sapiecs Imported China Sets Were s2oos 90
B lespece Imported China Sets Were $3.50 Now S2225
- ss-pece Imported China sst Was $685. Now S2449
II 1sspece Imported China Sets Was $3.50 Sl725
sec Luncheon Plates. Were l2c Now Now--.-------- 5c
-s ls-piece Punch Sets: Were $1,000.
-s 7-piece Blue Beverage Sets Were $2o
Ia 5-piece Cigarette Sets. Were $l00
leo Sham Bottom Lbbey Tumblen. Now-----7c
II Lot Ktchenware Was 2oc to sloe 15c to 90
- spiece Console Sets Were IS o.
-s 32-piece Ruby Crystal Luncheon $29s
Now
- 29plece China Tea Sets Were $798 a.
-l72 pieces Cut Crystal semware. Were l2c &c
Ia 4-piece Salad Sets Were 81 co. Now-.-------49c
Kann's-Third Floor
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Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY.

INF fANThI.
Weaver, Col; James R. N. Columbus, Ohio.
Greene. It. Col. Douglass T.. Philadelphia.
Jones. t. t. eSat coi wiiams Rfninins H. uny.r,t, st.
Wander Hside. CAPT Herbert j.. Fort Ben
shaw. II. Harold =. Fort Francis Z. War
Blskeney i: Thomas o, Fort Sam Houston
Ke.stinT L: Donald A., Fort Thomas to
sw.arinsen.. 1t: Samuel Meg. Fort Sam
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
SCHUYLER. Maj. Roy L.. Fort bliss to Fort
Fitseerald, MAI Hugh j.. Milwaukee to
COAST ARTILLERY.
Mitchell, Mai: John D.. Pittsburgh to Fort
Kcs6sysI: Capt. John H.. Newark to Fort
ToxnSsnd. Can't: Harry r.. University. Ala.
wfean. Capt. Joy r. starksvirle. Miss, to
Hess1ns, 1s HisS' H:;: James L.. Philippine. to For.
Iuss; M.,. Dean. Philippine. to For.
Harvey. FIRST 1t. Thomas H.. Philippines to
Moore: First 1t. Robert r.. Philippines to
DAVIS. Second 1t. Paul c.. Philippines to
oiSs 5st SsSSSd %ssjd L scd{ Kenneth Philippines to
R1sSs Msreb sfsepa F;eIS It. Melvin R. Philippines to
M.efIn. MAJ. 40 Robert N. rordham, N. y.
Wolfe; Maj. Walter j.. Blacksburs. Va. to
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
TO Fort Be"ning
shute. Can't; Benjamin g.. College Station.
IN UNrt tyn
Eli; ,n, First Ut. Il Noei h. Fort selvoir to
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Redaen, ddmn Pn First 1t. Frederick R.. Hawaii to
stsnsIs; Second 1t. Joseph H, Hawaii to
we!sln; Gsmn 6ss Second 1t. James R., Hawaii to
Owen; Capt; Ernest T, Santa Clara. Calf.
Goldsmith. CAPT. Roger W, Stanford uni
versity, Calf, to Camp Ord.
AIR CORPS.
Lohman, Col. Eugene A., Kelly Field to
DsyIdseR MsIs5 r'.Ia Il Col Joseph H.. Chicago to
s'insits e Mosts as' r.la Mlsrtinu' Hesint Finland
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Hall; MAJ, Ma, Dale C.. San Francisco to
SIGNAL CORPS.
Shaw: MAI; Robert NJ. Baltimore to Fort
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Behrsns: Im .roC Comdr N Wilism aa.. W. U. 8. 3.
E.ton; SomdT 5iy;s,oG Gg5Ty o. s. vess to
RedneId. comdr; Heman j.. U. g. g. Concord
w.letidss., & eomdr: naEsSa; Edsard D.. Lon. Beach.
ARSON ls l. Il So%s5; Rae T.; T.; o. s. 8. rillm.n
Hisis;y;h ;sh1 L: so%as g:. John ", o. g. 6. phil.-
Parker; E. E cemdr: sas'C1i; Charles A.. q. 8. 8.
voR '?9asa Klsset to Z cemd1 8 sE''1!s Finest g. IT,
silEfri;eiS ) i; km! Max i: !. 8. ss:ts1. to
1slsy;Retsissn. sj. +: g. s. Herold j.. y. s. 8.
soathaTa to u. 5; s. ?Sshs Ssilsrd' D. u g. D.
M.stn Northinptomn II q to s. scoTt,n. W,.T
N'SsS$S 3 + 5 5 A.;;i.SS x%aoa H. Pss'sso'.
saussTen' ss to psas.eals s. afs0'd j. Patrol
Anasrson: ssrs%,, Ensign g Edward L.. Atlantic
BrssInsten. En;isn Donald c.. q. g. s..
Mqi1phy' = Epssitn Hubert +. .1I' T. s. 8. Detroit
Register. Ensign Allen B.. U. g. o. Nash.
w!s wSis ss.!n ss 2 rs SGu.h.1S Il s 8. s. North
ampton to D. 8. 8. Flusser
MEDICAL CORPS.
Metcalfe, 1t. q. 81 John W., PUGET Sound
to Destroyer Division 20.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Farwell; Capt, Neal B.. New York to Bird
Roberts. Il. condr. Marvin C., q. Q. ..
Louisville to Mare Island.
Smith. It. Comdr. Harold Templeton, San
Francisco to Quantico
in1ton.
CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS.
Schneider. Comdr William W., Boston to
Bassler. It. comdr. Robert T., Phiiade,phia
to Newport.
Porter. It. Ccmdr. Carl w., Puerto Rico
to 6th Naval District.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Our Annual Storeude Clearance Of Odd
Handkerchief

H01t0k 0kc1'CJetetS
- Women's Hand -rolle1
Prints and initiated Ker-
chiefs. Were 10c ----. Sc
$50 Mems Irish Linens.
Slight irregulars. 25c
grace l3C
Women's Handmade Lin.
ems and Novelty Cotton
Prints. Were Csc -12Hac
~ Mems Swiss Handker-
chiefs (linen-and -cotton).
Were 81 and $3.50 49c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Remnants l9c to $1.95 Dress Lac

KemnontS I9c to .S5 Dress IoeQ
u; 0cto$
taken from our regular stock. Reduced ~
to close.
1 Flet Lace Cover szxss". Was $7ss.------------}
Fnet Lace Csver. 54xSl. Was 42oS---.------------
4S Cluny Chair Sets. Were Acknowledgement
80 Cotton Lace Scasfs and - vanitiss Sss Wes Soc
Kannt-St1eet Floor.
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HOUSEHOLD LINENS
10e to SIS Decorative Linen and
Cotton Pieces
SC to $50

Table cloths napkins. bridge ses pillow cases. doiles
towels lace scarfs lace doiies and rayon table SETS
Sample line and pieces from regular stock.
Q 90 Seconds sf Martex Bath Towels. Extra heavy
weight. Solid colors striped borders. Were 81 AQc
zeo Lace Doilies; oval and oblong sises Were 2sc
and
Q Lace Dresser Scarfs Various sizes. Natural color
lace Also linen centers with lace edges Were Soc 2Qc
80 Seconds ol Martex $1.5e Bath Towels Solid colors
and fancy border patterns rns-------------------7Sc
40 Seconds Of 29c Martex Guest Towels White with
colored borders and solid colors-
. 20 Cotton and Rayon Luncheon Cloths 50-in. size
plaid patterns, colored borders Were &c., 30c
81 Cotton and Rayon Table Sets 52-in cloth and six
matching napkins, solid coloes. Were 34ss--$2. 20
Kanns-Street Floor
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Sample and Discontinued
Chenille and Tailored Spreads

Twin doobe bed Of chenille and tailored spread
that win ranor your bedrooms cool reeshng retreats
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BOYS Sample Foil jackets
S3.95, $4.25 and $5.95 Values!

Hockmeyer cotton corduroy and novelty allwoo jackets
many with hoods Real bargains Sizes to 10 In group
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E7alsiz;|!!l;a3s| !S2:I3s| 2!I31l3d
uIIy Equipped 81
Reduced to ----
1898

White porcelain, de luxe gas ranges 40-inch hz
pullout drawer broiler etc. insulated
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Kann's Boys Store Second Floor.
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$50 White Handboas

ulars. Were
~ Weed Bead Bags Were $3--------------------SI 81
- Genuine Leather Bass. Were 45---------------$|
Q 1S Picture Frames Broken sizes Were
Is Mems Fitted Cases. Were 50 to $lo---$l so to 81
Is Wemen's Belts. Were $1----------------------
Is Genuine Leather BagA Were $3---------------SI
KAnn's-Street Floor
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Kann's Mems Store-Street Floor.
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81 and $l.19 Skirts ond Pique BIou.
200 Pcs. Orig. Soc Costume Jew

Bracelets. gadget pins necklaces, earrings HAAR
clips Enameled metal jewelry plastics and OOO11,
. 100 Pieces Costume Jewelry. Was $1-------
0 Is Pieces Jewelry. Was 81 95 95-----------.-.-
0 Is Pieces Costume Jewery. Was $6-------SI
. ESQ Pieces Costume Jewery. Was 29c---|
. Mans Wrist Watch II jewels. Was s1ss5---$
100 Three-intai Pins Gold and silver finish Were 81
Combination Cigarette Cases and Lighters Were 81 SI
0 50 Women's Mems aud Childrens Rims. Were 81 s5
Kann's-Sreet Floor.
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EAnn'e-atzsst HooQ
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Society Of Natives
Service Certificate
Awarded Justice Laws
Honor to Be Presented
At Annual Banquet
On April n

Justice Bolitha ]. Laws Of Dis
trict Court last night was chosen
by the Society of Natives Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia to receive its an
nual certificate Of award as the
native Washingtonian who rendered
the most outstanding public and
civic service for the year 1899. The
certificate will be presented him at
the society's annual banquet in the
Mayflower Hotel on April %.
Justice Laws name was voted on
at the society's meeting in the Con-
tinental Hotel after he had been
recommended by a special commit
tee headed by William E. Richard
son.
In naming Justice Laws, Mr.. Rich
ardson declared the jurist has rem
dered particularly valuable public
service in his position of justice at
District Court. Serving with Mr..
Richardson on the society's COM
mittee were John A. Saul, Mrs. Mil
ton w. King, Mrs. Hazel Deutsch
and Mrs. Maud Sheriff..
Hear Talk on Europe.
A feature of last nights meeting
was an address on 1.-THE World of
Today" by Earl Goodwin, news writer
and commentator. He described
both England and Germany as be-
ginning the present war while on
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Friends Honor
Memory Of


Following . tradition Of their
country, the Japanese colony Of
Washington yesterday afternoon
honored the memory Of their
friend" Hirosi Saito, former jap
anese ambassador to the United
States, at an informal party on the
1st anniversary of his death.
Some so Japanese filed into the
Qarbo room of the Shoreham Hotel.
stood in silent prayer for q few mo-
ments before portrait Of the ex-
Ambassador and then joined other
attendants Of the memorial gather
ing in the unceremonious proceed
ings.
No non-Japanese participated in
the event, but a spokesman said that
such "anniversaries" are common in
Japan. Friends or members Of ones
family, or both, customarily meet in
formally on the 1st and Sd ami
versaries Of the death of the person
they wish to honor. And If sufficient
interest is shown in possible IAN
niversaries" thereafter, 1t was said,
the gatherings are helds also on the
7th 18th, 17th and 23d anniversaries.
In rare cases 50th anniversary events
have been held.
Former Ambassador Saito died at
the Shoreham on February 26, 1899.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

now fewer firemen serving a larger
population as compared to 10 years
ago and that effectiveness Of the
service is curtailed. The speaker
also demonstrated operation of fire
alarm boxes. Following Chief Por-
ter's talk the Midcity group voted to
ask reinstation of the men released.
Provision of funds for the MAIN
tenance of school gardens and lawns
was asked. Support was voted the
Upper Seventh Street Businessmen's
Association request for more police
protection in the area. Complaints
of smoke nuisance in the vicinity of
Seventh street and Mount Vernon
place will be filed with the proper
officials. A resolution praising the
civic work of J. Howard Dunning-
ton, who died recently, was adopted.
The meeting, held in Thomson
Community Center, was presided
over by A. ]. Driscol.