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tional wealth for future generations. I"
1t is also sound economy to conserve
our natural resources, he said.
Home Factor Cited.
The house and income are the
material side Of making home
hobby" DR.. Josephine l.. Peirce Of
Ohio, chairman of the department
of American home, told the morning
session forum. She added that the
other side is spiritual character
building and family life. She urged
the clubwomen to designate special
Gays for discussions on home i'm
provements. DR.. Peirce voiced the
hope women will soon realize more
fully the pleasure and improvement
they can 30 easily bring into their
homes.
Awards Will be made to the State
chairmen of the penny art fund
for the most highly superior" work
OF art brought in during the treasure
hunt sponsored by tie department
of fine arts, Mrs. Carl 4. Schrader
OF Massachusetts,, chairman, an
nounced to the directors. She also
reported exhibits, forums, festivals,
barter days and contests were spon-
sored by the divisions of the depart
ment.
Formation of Citizens Co-ordinat-
ing Councils to promote citizenship
days was reported as the newest
endeavor of the American citizen
ship department by Mrs. Frederick
H. Clausen of Wisconsin, chairman.
Through participation in activities
of the councils, she said, citizens
may also bring wider understand
ing to the solution of State and
national problems"
OF Value to Adults.
"The educational program which
leads up to this celebration" she
said of citizenship day, has proved
not only of interest to young people
but of value TO adults who have
participated in the discussion
classes"
Mrs. Fred r. Lufkin of Illinois,
chairman of the press and publicity
department, said despite the COM
petition from national and interna-
tional news during the last year,
newspaper space given to club wom-
en- increased.
Donald Montgomery, consumers
counsel Of the Agriculture Depart
ment, was to discuss consumer re-
lations with business and govern
Evening star., 1940-01-18

throughout the city by the Smoke
Engineers Department was asked
by Francis j. Mcdonald. Francis
]. Mcdonald, jr., reported on the
Federation Citizens Association's 3
suggestion of more funds for the
Dog Pound.
According to g. w. Pearson, chief
clerk Of the Engineer Department,
no lights can be placed on Evart
street NE. between Ninth and Tenth
NE. until funds are available, /"
the association was informed.
It was announced the associations 5
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ment before . Joint luncheon meet
ing of the Federation, the American
Association of University Women
and che American Home Economics
Association at the A. A. u. w. head
quarters at noon today. H. w.
Brightman, president Of the Ma
tional Consumer-R Retailer Council,
also was scheduled to speak.
The afternoon session was to be
devoted to . symposium ON What
kind Of world organization can best
serve the cause Of peace and insuree
the democratic way of life?"
Evening star., 1940-01-18

Your opportunity invest wisely and WE'LL For luxurious
styled ooo you can sort wearing nowond enjoy proudly Winter
thrifty groups:
SNORT fus include Persian Lamb Blended Mink Sver-fox Dyed
mink Konsk Skunk Leopard Sheoedbeove Coocu Conodonk
Popular boxy and fitted styles.
Fomous wooIen Forsmonn Juiord Botany and Pacific Mills
Block and brownhose coors too the
Sizes for misses and
These four typical Of exceptional collection price
You know glance when you hem-ond certain
ontot these much finer
early, and consequently wider, choice.
AnsssA WoAuNsC
Evening star., 1940-01-18
Vote Stand Reaffirmed
By Citizens Association

The Dahlgren Terrace Citizens
Association reanirmed its stand on
suffrage for the District Of Co.
lumbia at its meeting last night in
the Crosby 8. Noyes School. John
p. Cahill. president Of the group,
stated that suffrage would stand
q better chance If it be submitted
In q separate bill to Congress-"
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Of Columbia viii hold their annual
Joint installation and dance Ut the
Willard Hotel tomorrow night.
Grand Master Of Masons Need
ham G. Turrage will speak, and
there viii be talks also by DR.. VIII
liam Mosley Brown, president Of the
National League Of Masonic Clubs,
and DR.. sCloyd Heck Marvin, presi-
dent Of George Washington UNI
versity.
Dancing will follow from 10 pm.
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Opposition to the decrease OF
policemen, flremen and public well
fare personnel was voiced by the
members present.
The Stars recent fatality survey
was praised by Mr.. Cahill as "one
of the most civic-minded PROPOSE
tions to come before the public eye"
If all the people would cooperate
by their actions, there would be less
trafic deaths in this CITY," Mr.. Ca
hill added.
Closer check of smoke conditions
Evening star., 1940-01-18

Public Service Committee will at
tend Public Utilities Commission
hearings January a. in the District
Building. Civic Relations Committee
members have been invited to at
tend the Board Of Education meet
ing January ~ in the Thompson
School, 1t was disclosed.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
The Pleasant Way to
Correct Constipation

Why let yourself in for all the
discomfort of constipation-and
then have to take an emergency
medicine-if you can duoid both
by getting at the cause OF the
trouble?
If your difficulty, like that Of
millions, is due to lack of bulk"
in the diet, the better way" Is
to eat Kellogg's All-Bran. This
crunchy toasted cereal-a natu-
raj food, not a medicine-has just
the bulk" you need. If you eat it
every day, it will help younot only
to get regular but to keep regu-
lar, month after month, by the
pleasantest means you ever knew!
EatAll-Bran often, drink plenty
of water, and Join the Regulars"
Made by Kellogg's in Battle
Creek. Sold by every grocer. II
your condition is chronic, it is
wise to consult a physician.
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Semi:Annual Savings
Fine FIoorcoverinqs

ex2 seomIes. Wool Wilton Rug. Oriental potens sAQz5
Ends finished with fringe Would regularly be $685. ~
6e
9x2 "Roya Kozvn American Reproduction. Of orienoI
Rugs. reproducing Kohon Herman and Sorouk designs $O05o
9x2 American Reproductions Of orientoI Rugs, in
woed yarns, Trial rugs discontinued patterns ST zQ5o
floor samples Regularly $l695O. Now---------- '00
exI2 American Reproduction. Of osntoI Rugs in
sted yarns Regularly ST l39.5O-----------------'I
9xlz Seamless Wool Administer RUGS texture and EoN
American designs Regularly $42 'Z/"'
ex12 Seamless Wool Broodoom Rugs the seasons <zon
smart coos Regularly $47.5O O---------------- >o9
9x12 Chinese Rugs in rich potterns Regularly $335 Z9O
exlz Psnon sorouk Rugs. Regularly S2e5 sZ39@o
Russsu F1ooa
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Stunning Costume Jewe|ry
Special ST As

Comparable pieces have sold in stock for 81 TO $I2
$50 elaborate
lets Bbike necklaces gdo
t9ee designs Huge simulated with bright cooed Many
Nuu1xJ.wu
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Masonic Clubs to Hold
Joint InstoIIotion

The Masonic Clubs Of the District to am
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This Merchandise on Sale Friday Morning at 9:3o
Friday and Saturday Only
5OOLeather I handbags
Special S SO

With Spring not far owoy this is indeed opportunity
choose your new handbags unurredN and at tempting
Alligator eof p9ex, copeskn grained Leather and plain co-
all are in the gouPn striking tailored and dey
Frame ond slide fastened styles we'll the popular tophonde
type Just two days to obtain them the special price,
early and enjoy first CHOICE
9,
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January Savings
Beautifully Tufted
Cotton! Chenille Spreads
Special $50 each
This is exceptionally low price for spreads Of
this quality and beauty Choose from two patterns
-one an oover scroll pottern in new and lovely
solid coors Of blue, green, cedar, rust and rose
dust, and white; the other beautiful chevron pot
tern in smart two-tone color combinations Twin
or full Sizes
BEowEAR, FIFTH Floor.
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Electrical
Appliances

-6 Electric Alu m i n u m
Roasters. Were s7.s5, S2.95
-3 Urns. Were $685., S495
q Electric I2-Inch Oscillat-
ing Fans. Were
$12.95 --------S8.9
Il General Electric Apiece
Urn Set. Was $14.95, Sc 95
. Electric Whistling Tea
Kettles. Were $2.ss, S1.49
3 Universal Electric 2
Burner Hot Plates. Were
$7.95 ---- S5.95
Il Nesco Triangular Electric
Rooster complete with enam-
el pans. Was $24.95, S1H95
-3 Universal Turn Easy
Toasters. Were $2.s8, S1.89
Il Westinghouse Rooster.
Was $17.e5---------S1O.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
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SS&!!24 FRIDAY BARGAINS
Notions

Crash Auto Seat Covers.
Were 79c ------2 2Qc
Cedar Blanket Rolls, were
81; Imitation Leather Shop-
ping Bags, were 81; 60-In.
Garment Bags, were 81 -59c
knitting Bags with wood
handles. Assorted colors.
Were soc - 2Sc
-Rayon Elastic, Il inch
wide. 3-yard pieces. Were
Small Lot Notions. Shields.
sanitary belts, bathing caps,
sanitary aprons. Slightly
soiled -- 1nc
--Pliofilm Tea Aprons,
Makeup Capes, Rubberized
Bags. Were 25c --15c
Odd Lot Bathing Shoes
and Bags. Assorted styles.
Were 25c to soc loo
Kanns'-street Floor.
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Infants Wear

Tots Cotton Dresses, Suits,
Bo b bic Suits, Housecoats,
Sun SUITS and Rayon Bath
ing Suits. Were sec
to S1.15 2Ao
Tots Cotton Socks. Light
ami dark colors. Sizes S to
712. Were 2sc-
-Boys' Suits. Broken sizes
3 to s. Were $1.9s 99c
Boys Cotton Suits and
Girls Dresses. Sizes ! to 6.
Were $1.e9---6 6Qc
Reversible Rayon Conn
forts. Were $l.e9-----99c
-RAyon Satin Panties and
Slips. Broken sizes, 10 to
II. Were $1.19-------59c
- Rayon Satin Panties.
Broken sizes, 2 to 10. Were
W. oiAo w. -S4C
-Rayon Satin Slips, size 10.
Were $l.69 and $1.99---84c
Boys and Girls Wool and
RAyon Coat Sets. Broken
sizes / to 6. Were $7.98 to
slo.ss- $3.50 to S5.49
Little Girls Coat and Cape
Suits. Wool pastels and
plaids. Broken sizes 3 to 6.
Were $2.99
to sls.ss- -S1.49 to $500
Cotton Polo Shirts. Solid
colors and stripes. Sizes 4 to
3. Were 59c S9c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Upholstery

Cotton Curtain Material.
Was 1sc to acc yard - 8c
Cotton Curtain Material.
Was 4sc to 6sc yard ----18c
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain
Drapery Material. Was 79c
to 9sc yard
IA Window AwninEs, as
sorted sizes, as is, 30" to 48"
sizes ------------------30c
IS Screen Doors, as is. Were
$2.25 to 1898 each ---S1.29
IS Venetian Blinds, as is,
assorted sizes. Were s2.98 to
$4.s8 each ----S1.50
~ Wide Slat Star Brand
Shades, 3'6" wide $500
IS Bamboo Porch Shades,
as is, 4 to s. wide ------49c
-150 Pairs Cotton Tailored
Curtains. Were 98c pair 49c
-S Wooden Window Corn
ices. Were $1.98 to $2.49
ca -----------------45c
10 Porch Awnings,
s. to 9----------S4.OO
--6 Porch Awnings, TO- to
1a, $500
- Porch Awnings, IA, to
1875" S10 m
"A Maple Finished Cedar
Chests. Were $22.95
each S $1,000
IS Bolts Striped Cotton
Monks Cloth. Was CSC
yard d----44c
- xAnn's-Third Floor.
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DO,sseStics

. Chenille Double Bed
Size Spreads. Damaged.
Were $3.50 ------S1.69
II Crinkle Crepe Bedspread.
Double bed size. Lavender
only. Was s2.99-----S1,29
- Coil-spring Covers for
twin and double beds. Blue
and white striped ticking.
Were $1.95 --S1.39
-55 Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Single and double
bed sizes. Were $4.99 and
$500 ---------------S3. 90
3 Rayon jacquard Bed
spreads. Twin bed size.
Were $2.s9 and $3.50 -S1.99
Kann'sEStreet Floor.
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Arg Goods

H n d made Embroidered
Cotton Pillow Cases. Were
59c ca. ------- 29c
H a n d made Embroidered
Linen Towels. Were
o9c 29C
Small Lot Knitting Wool,
Assorted colors 29c hank
Wool and Rayon Yarn a.
ounce balls). Assorted COL
ors -------~-----1Oc ball
--Rayon Boucle (2-ounce
skeins). Assorted
colors ---------14c Skein
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Jil1iiOrS'AppureT

is Rayon Sheer Daytime
Dresses. Were $5.95 to
so.s5 .48
81 Rayon Evening Wraps.
Were s4.45 to s12.s5- -S3.99
- Pastel Gabardine Rain
coats. Were s6,95---S3.48
IA Rayon Daytime Dresses.
Were s1o.95 to $12.s5 S8.88
20 Wool Spring Coats.
Were $13.95 to $16.95- S7.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens

-66x86 Handmade Lace
Cloths. Were sl.5s S1.O0
III Pcs. Cotton and Linen
Luncheon Sets. Were
s1.oo ----------49c set
-5-Pc. Organdie Dresser
Sets. Were soc ---39c set
Seconds Of Betty Bates
Rayon and Cotton Cloths.
54x54. Was $l.95--S127
-54x72. Was $2.95- -S1.59
-72x90. Was 1895 S199
-45-In. Pure Linen Printed
Scarfs. Were 50c---29c
Printed Cotton and Rayon
Cloths. 50-in. size. Were
59c --------29c ca,
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Blankets and
Comforts

a AIl-wool Chatham Blan.
kets. Satin bound. Slightly
soiled. 80x90 size. Were
$l8.95 ----------S12.95
IS Part-wool Plaid BIan-
kets. so wool, $50 cotton.
70x80 size. Were
$3.50 -----------S1.79
-12 Summer-weight Cotton
Blankets. Pastel colors. 70x90
size. Were 89c 69c
--4 Down-filled Comforts,
covered with rayon celanese.
Samples. Were $12.95- So 95
--6 Fruit of the Loom
Patchwork Quilts, filled with
cotton. 80x84 size. Were
$2.99 --------------S1.9 80
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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RayOis
Underwear

"A Rayon Crepe Panel
Slips and Novelty Rayon
Taffeta Slips. Were
fSc ----------------- SIC
-22 NJ Eve Rayon indies.
Were ST ---- 39c
Ia NJ Eve Rayon indies.
Sizes 4 and 5. Were
$l.25 ----- ---4 49c
AZ Rayon Chemise. Sizes
36 to AZ -------- 39c
"a Samples and Irregulars.
Higher priced rayon un-
dies ----------- SOC
-112 Regular and Extra
Size Rayon indies 24c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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StufiOner'u
Than First Quality Prices

so Blue Glass Vases with
holders. Were 29c----10c
200 Boxes Writing Paper.
Were Csc ea.-------15c
odd Lot Leather Desk Ac-
cessories. Travel books, scrap
books and photo albums.
Were Csc to $3.50 1a Price
Kann'+Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

-3 Women's 16-Rib Oil Silk
Umbrellas. Were SO S1.59
-6 Women's 10-Rib, Long
handled Rayon Umbrellas.
Were 50 -S S1.0O
-3 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were SO S1.59
-3 Women's 16-Rib Silk
Umbrellas. Were 81 S1,S0
10 Women's 16-Rib Oil
Silk Umbrellas. Orig.
S1.39 Csc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Handkerchief

800 Women's Novelty
Handkerchiefs. White and
colors. Were SC ea.------3c
10 Women's White Linen
Handkerchiefs. Hand en-
broidered and hand rolled.
Were 18c ea.-----------14c
As Women's White Linen
Handkerchief with hem
stitched hens and small
block initial (F-G-P-S-T
only!) Were 25c-----14c
-36 Boxes Kiddie's Boxed
Handkerchief. Prints. 3 in
box. Were 25c--------15c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Inexpensive
Dresses

So Misses and Women's
Rayon Street Dresses. Jacket
styles, prints, rayon crepes
and rayon sheers. Were
S3.99 to s7.95--S2.9 81
ia Summer Dresses.
Slightly soiled. One or two
of a style. Were $5.95 1897
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Better Dresses

lis Evening Dresses. White
and colors. Sizes IL to 18.
Were $l4.95 ---S6 AZ
.-12 Dinner Dresses. Rayon
chiffon, dreSsy or tailored.
Sizes 38 to AZ. Were SASS
to S19.95--S7 90
a Wool Costumes, navy and
black. Sizes IL to 18. Were
$29.95 ----S15 O0
-22 Daytime Dresses, prints
and plain rayon sheers. Sizes
to 42. Were SASS
to s19.s5
.-25 Daytime Dresses. Sizes
for Misses and Women. Were
S19.95 to $22.95----S9 az
-29 Evening Wraps. Rayon
failles, rayon taffetas, rayon
velvets. Bright colors and
black. Sizes IL to 18. Were
S7.95 to $1495--S2 90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
SiIUeraDure

3 Silver plated Double
Vegetable Dishes, CENTER
pieces, 2 gravy boats. Were
$2.98. Slightly
SCARED ----S1.99
Il 50-pc. Set Rogers Ma
jestic Pattern Silver-plated
Tableware. Closeout
price ------S15.OO
-1847 Rogers Bros. Ambas-
sador Pattern Individual
Salad Forks Were s6. Dis
continued d-----6 for S4.0O
10 Boxes Crystal Individ-
ual Salt and Peppers. Ster-
ling silver tops. 6 to a box.
were 81 Sl-------------89c
80 Rogers Silver plated
Soup or Punch Ladies'. Dis
continued. Were
$3.50 -c 81 90
--3 Chrome plated LOT.
Size Water Pitchers. Slight
ly SCARED. Were s2.ss S1.49
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
SpOrtsscear

-1S Cotton Print Play Suits.
Sizes IL to 20. Were
$5.95 -----S2 90
Al Cotton Overalls, Shorts,
Culotte Skirts. Small sizes.
Were $l.19 and s1.99- --59c
-13 Flax Seed Cotton
Stacks. Were s2.99---S1.OO
--6 Swim Suits. Size 80.
Were $1.99 ------S1,OO
81 Wool and Cotton Sweat
ers. Were $1.19-----59c
III Wool Pastel Sweaters.
Were $1.99 and $2.s9 99c
IA Rayon and Cotton
Blouses. Were $1.99 --29c
-95 White Cotton Batiste
Blouses. Were $2.99 ---99c
- Two-pc. Wool Shetland
Pastel Suits. Were
$795 95-----------S2.OO
al Sports Dresses. Were
$10.95 and $13.95---- $500
la Two-pc. Sports Dresses.
Were $5.s5 ---------S4.S8
sxAnn's-9eoo0d Nooe.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Neckueur

20 Pcs. Natural Color Cam
dlewick Boleros. Hand tuft-
ed. Were $1.19----79c
-18 Pcs. Cotton Pull-over
String Sweaters. Copen,
blue, green, yellow -. 34c
200 Pcs. Soiled Neckwear
and Odds and Ends. Sum-
mer flowers. Were SOC 19c
3 Lace Blouses. Small
sizes. Were 800 Sl.79
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Housewares

II Lot Assorted House.
wares at y price. Enamel
ware, bread boxes, vegetable
bins. As is. Were sec to
81 ----25c to SOC
-11-Gallon Size Picnic Jugs.
Were 81 ------5 SOC
-18 Four-piece White En-
amel Sauce Pan Sets. As is.
Were $1.59 SIC
30 6 and 8 Cup White En-
amel Coffee Percolators, were
$1.39; 18 Old English Mops,
were SIPS --69c
$50 Pieces 6-qu&rt Covered
Kettles, 3-Pc. Saucepan Sets,
Oval Dish Pan, Etc. AS is.
Were 79c and 98c------49c
-19 Al-Lon Proof Fur Stor-
age Bags. Were $2.49, S1,25
30, 25-foot Lengths Cou-
pied Garden Hose, were
S1.9S; 2 White Porcelain
Enamel Refrigerator Water
Coolers with spigot. Were
$1.98; Z Folding Wooden Pic
mic Tables, were $1.69 S1.O0
Il Lot Window Drapes,
were $1.00; 18 General Elec-
trio Padded Portable Ironing
Boards, were 81
so Oil Silk Shower Cur
tains and Window Drapes,
were 1898; 4 Gallons Du-
pont House Paints, were
$3.25 ------S1,98
IS IA = Inch Rubber tired
Lawn Mowers. Were
$6.98 --------------S4.99
rs Oval Metal Decorated
Waste Baskets, were 39c; 40
Oilcloth Covered Chair Pads,
were acc ------19c
so Miro Aluminium Sauce
Pans. Were 45c 24c
-15 Enamel Clothes Hamp-
ers. Were $2.49 ----S1.69
-25 Pearlwick Top Clothes
Hampers. Were 1898 to
$5.ss ----S1.99 to S2.99
-3 Ford Charcoal Grills.
Were 81 -----------59c
is Table Oil Cloth Covers,
46x46 and 54x54. Were
49c ---------29c
Ill Gallons White Enamel.
Were $2.75 -------$1.9 so
3 6s-inch Metal Utility Clos
cts. Were $4.o8------S3.49
-3 64-inch Metal Utility
Closets. As is. Were
ss.ss ----:---S2.69
II 60-inch Double door
Metal Utility Closet. As is.
Was $7.95-----------S4.95
Il 60-inch Metal Broom
and Utility Closet. AS is. Was
$685. ----------S3. 3.95
. 24-inch Double door
M etal Chifferobes, were
1898; 2 24-inch Double door
Wardrobe Closets with shelf,
were $685.. AS is-----S5. az
. 21-inch Metal Ward
robes, were $6.98; 1 Stainless
Top 20x24 Cabinet Base, was
$6.9s; 1 Stainless Porcelain
Top Cabinet Base, 16x20, was
$6.s8; . Stainless Porcelain
Top Tables. Were $6.98. As
is ------------------S4.44
II 25x36 Napanee Cabinet
Base. Was 1895. As is.
Now -------------S14.95
KAnn's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Gas Ranges

(E1oor Models and Demon.
strat0rsj
IL Apt. Size Range. 8 burn
ers. Was $34.5o----S24.5O
IL De Luxe Range. Fully
equipped. Was
$3.50 $40 OK
II Detroit Jewel Range.
Was $74.5o S59.95
II Chambers Range. Was
tl54.5o -S124.5O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
COrSets


Al All-in-one Foundations;
rayon brocade, rayon novelty
brocade and sheer cotton ba-
tiste. Were IS and
$3.50 50----------S2.5O 50
IS Detachable Top Rayon
Brocade Combinations. Were
$40 ----------------S3.75
81 Beau Svelte Summer
Girdles. Cotton and rayon.
Were SIS -------S24 44
Table Lot All-in-ones and
Girdles. Rayon brocades and
cotton. Were SO to
1895 ------ -----S1.88
lao Foundations in cotton
mesh and cotton brocades.
Were 50 to So. .- ST. 90
SO Elastic Swim Panties
and Sports Girdles of cot
ton and rubber.
Were 81 % for S1.OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
$1.l9 Postn
Servers
89c
Goats and Suits

81 All-wooI Black and
Navy Coats. Were
s5.95 --S3.3
III Man-tailored Wool and
Rayon Suits. Were s10.95
and s13.s5 $500
Ia White and Pastel Coats.
Were s5.95 to s7.95 $500
-43 Lined Black and Navy
Toppers. Were s5.s5 $500
Al Summer Suits. Were
$lo.s5 to sl3.s5
-S8 Spring Coats. Were
$l2.95 to s19.95----S7.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Trimmings

An assortment Of Buttons
in various sizes and colors.
Were 10c card &c
--S9 Belts in many different
shades. Were soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
White
Hand Crochefed
GLOVES
Very Special
29c

Every stitch by hand.
exactinz detail. White.
small. medium and large.
Lacy cuff styles in this
group.
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Rugs

30 Feltbase Rugs, 1885,
27x36 and 27x54, damaged.
Were Csc, 3sc and sec 10c
10 Coagoleum Rugs, 3xe,
seconds. Were Sl.95----14c
30 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
27x54. Were s2.25---S1.49
-12 Chenille Bath Rugs,
27x50. Were 29---S159
--25 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
36x72. Were S3.75---S1.95
8 Hodges jacquard Rugs,
4x7. Were $3.95--S1,99
- Hodges Fibre Rugs. 9x12.
Were s12.95 ----S5 90
-3 Deauville Sisal Rugs,
4.6x7,6. Were S10.50- -S5.49
% Mourxouk Rugs, 6x9.
Were s12.95 -----S6.95
. Reversible Fibre Rugs,
9xl2 and 8x10, floor samples.
$12.95 and
sll.s5 values --S6. 90
1 Delroyal Rug, 8x1o. Was
S14.95 ----------S7. 90
. Heathercraft Rugs, 9x12.
Were 1855 -----S8.95
Il MourIouk Rug, 8xl0.
Was $19.95. Floor sam.
pie ple--S1O.9S
IL MourEouk Rug, 9xl2.
Was s22.s5 -------S11.99
IL Reversible Fibre Rug,
9xl5. Was $19.95---S12.95
% Seamless Administer Rugs,
9xi2. Were s2s.95, S19.95
% Seamless Wilton Rugs,
9xl2. Were $685. --S28.88
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
GIOres

81 Prs. Pull0n Shortie
Style Doeskin Back, Rayon
Palm Gloves. Natural. Sizes
61a to IN. Were $1----45c
81 Prs. Pullon Mesh and
Rayon Gloves. White
tsoiled). Sizes 51a to 7.
Were soc 25c
lilo Prs. Pastels and Red
Rayon Gloves. Sizes So to
712. Were soc to $l----29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Diseos.isssd Patterns, Seconds. Floor Samples
Reversible Summer
Fibre Rugs
Reduced for Clearance

Hodses Twisterat Ruxh $500
Reversible Fibre sl2
Reversible Fibre Rugs, S005 $500
4oxso Reversible Fibre 81 $3.50
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Hosiery

--S8 Prs. Women's Hosiery.
Irregulars. Chiffon and serv-
ice weights dQc
liz Prs. Boys and Mems
Rayon Socks, Anklets --15c
AZ Prs. ChiIdren's SILK
Party Anklets. Pastel shades.
Were 35c 00c
-ll0 Prs. Women's Hosiery.
ODDS and ends of higher
priced Lines -------3 34c
--S8 Prs. ChiIdren's Socks.
Cotton and rayon, plain and
fancy tops; all-over pat.
terms -----------11c
-27 Prs. Women's Lastex
Top Chiffons. 3-thread. Were
Sl.l5 dQc
"a Prs. Chiffon and Serv-
ice Weights. Odd lot. Were
% ------------- .3yc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27

TOTS Cotton Dresses, Suits,
b o b bic Suits, Housecoats,
Sun SUITS and Rayon Bath
inr Suite IXroro en-
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Wash FrOckS

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-27

Bed springs in
all sizes from the
well known Foster
and Simmons Co.
Third Floor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-18
DOW
,DS'T WASTE BIG ONES

i IS q sad kind Of careleSsness
.acn causes 8 declacer to ruff a
tlck with a high trump which lat
.r is likely to be needed for a
trump trick. The waste of it for
hat purpose sometimes sets Up a
secondary trump OF the opposition
which otherwise could have been
CAPTURED
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-18
Barclay On Bridge

using one OF the two honors there.
AS a consequence, the ] was es-
tablished for West to gain the
trick later which set the contract.
At the other table, declarer
took the tirst trick in dummy, lost
a diamond, took the trump return
in dummy. ruffed a diamond
with the spade 9. ruffed a club
with the spade ?, played to his
heart A. ruffed a second club with
the spade I, led to the heart Q.
dropped the last trump with the
4. led to Gummy's two good
hearts ard so had a total OF ten
tricks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-18

With a cross-ruff indicated,
West made the logical lead Of a
small trump at two tables Of a
duplicata game. IN one case South
let this run 10 his 4. That used tip
one Of jummy's two small trun?ps,
so that it was impossible to ruff
two clubs IL the lUw!0y except By
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