Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1929, Page 24

Ujider-Cover Man on Trial| for Fatal Shootings on ' : Liquor Raid. , October 28.— D. Harris, prohibition enforcement | “uljder-cover man,” appeared for trial | todhy in District Court here on a mur- derjcharge arising from the shooting of Osdar Lowery and James C. Harris, Pot- farmers, near Tecum- Lowery and his brother-in- | Harris, were killed while the agent searching the James C. Harris farm iquor. e trial was transferred from Te- mseh might influence a jury's judg- Second Trial Slated. | W. (“Snake”) Thomason, Federal ibition agent of Oaklahoma City, sofis charged with murder in connec- with James C. Harris' death and ts trial in the United States Dis- Court, which assumed jurisdiction s case, but denied it in Harris'. The “under-cover man"” was deputized homason at, the time of the fatal ing to accompany the prohibition n quest of & still which Thom- believed to be concealed near the farm. Raid Is Staged. While Thomason was seeking the still, Jeft §D. Harris, accompanied by Tom Litti}, another man deputized by Thom- ason| searched the Harris farm. It was duri¥g this search that Lowery and Jaméds C. Harris were killed. Jeff D. Harrds was wounded in the face by a charge from a shotgun fired by James C. Hprris. M. Harris, who was at the farm hous§ near which the farmers were shot,! testified at the preliminary hear- ing hat her husband and Lowery re- sisted the two men in the belief they were frobbers. INION SPLIT GROWS. BELLEVILLE, IlL, October 28 (P).— Interhal disorder in the newly organ- ized National Miners' Union flared up | here “esterday when the State conven-| tion fof the organization unanimously sdop;d a resolution calling on miners o clase to recognize John Watt of Springfield, 11, as national president of the union. Thé resolution charges that Watt “is an ejemy and is endeavoring to split the uaion” and demands that, “in the | name} of the union, he cease activities State of Illinois.” DUCATIONAL. 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Salem Pattern—Guaranteed 25 Years —The merger of three internationally known man- ufacturers of fine silver—whose names have been hoysehold words for generations—has enabled us to purchase a large quantity of fine silver-plated tableware to sell for half the list prices. Reg. Now Reg. 6 teaspoons ... .. 81 $0.88 6 dessert knives..... $3.75 6 tablespoons . 350 135 6 medium knives 6 soup spoons . (stainless steel blade, 6 dessert spoon: 5 hollow handles) ... 9.80 6 medium fork: 275 6 butter 6 salad forks .. X 2 spreaders .... 6 medium knives Gravy ladles (stainless steel blade, Cream ladles solid handles) Berry spoons, 8 medium model Sugar s ns, ea. plated knives fer Enn Butter knives, ea.... . Kann's—Third Floor. 35c. to 59¢ Curtain and Drapery Fabrics Specially Priced 28¢ yd. —One of the largest, most varied and best assortments of curtain and drapery fabrics we have ever offered at a price anywhere near as low. Twelve different groups—each on a special table. SUNPFAST RAYON TAFFETA FILET DRAPERY NETS RAYON GAUZE" MEDIUM-WEIGHT CRETONNE P A AETIN SCRIM CURTAIN MATERIALS CURTAINING RAYON DAMASK INNES CURTAIN VOILES THEATRICAL GAUZE Kann's—Third Floor. Mqhawk Axminster Rugs el s $49.50 —These beautiful rugs are among the heaviest Axminsters on the market. The colors are rich and harmoniously blended. The pat- terns copies of Orientals. 814x101; ft. .....$47.50 36x63 in. ........$8.00 6x9 ft. .........$28.75 27x54 in. ........$4.95 Sanford’s Fervak Axminster Rugs at $39.95 —9x12-ft. rugs in colors and patterns that will add beauty to any home, : 814x10%, ft. .....$36.75 36x70 in. ........$6.50 6x9 ft. .........$2295 27x54in. ........$3.95 4Y,x61; ft. ......$12.95 | Kann's—Third Floor. HELLER Mattresses —Heller-made mattresses are noted for their resil- ifency and comfort features, and each mattress is guaranteed by the maker and by Kann’s, Made of all layer felt, 4-row imperial stitched, with é-inch box and heavy rolled edge. $35£fl l'li:Ieller-Mnde Mattresses. i $24.95 $18.00 Inner Spring Mattresses, in all $17.00 Layer Félt Mattresses. . ...... $18.00 Coil Springs, at Kann's—Third Floor. Pottery Table Lamps —Graceful, bright 1- oot s o el 84,95 Each complete, with an attractively decorated parchment paper shade and a long silk cord. Desk Lamps 98¢ —Adjustable Lamps, at- tractively finished and com- plete with long cord, plug and_socket. Kann's—Third Floor. Special Sale! 1,000 Warm Flannelette Gowns For Misses and Women - 39c ea. —Delightfully warm, comfortable gowns to slip into on cold Winter nights. Offered in this sale at a price to attract every woman. Button-front styles, of heavy striped flannelette, with long sleeves, braid trimmed or tailored yokes. Kann’s—Second Floor. Double Fox Scarfs Special at 28, What'll. You 1929. ~ Halloween? —Whatever it will be, you will surely find it hete—for we have every kind of a costume from a rollicking, jolly clown to a winsome Dutch maid. ‘Doz- $29.50 —Large, full sized silky fox scarfs with natural heads, tails and claws. Of pointed, red, brown and dyed cross fox. Beauti- fully mounted, and of- fered at an unusually low price for scarfs of this character. Be sure and get one to wear with your new Fall suit—for bargains. like this are very rare! Kann’s—Second Floor, Knit Under- wear, $1.00 For Wonten and Ghildren —Heavy Cotton Union Suitc with tinted ravon-stripe; bodice and buflt- up shoulder styles in sizes 36 to 44 * for women. $1.00 each. —Women's Part-Wool Union Suits with built-up shoulders. Sizes 36 to 44. $1.00 each. —Kayser Knit Union Suits with rayon tops. Sizes 36 to 44 for women. $1.00 each. —E. Z. Union Suits, of cotton, tinted cotton and part wool. Waist styles in sizes 2 to 12 for children. $1.00 each. —Chlldren’s Heavy Cotton and Gray Part-Wool Union Suits in sizes 8 to 16 years. $1.00 each. Kann's—Street Floor. s Part-Wool Beacon BLANKETS $2.95 ea. —Luxuriously warm, pretty Beacon blankets of part wool. Size 66x80 inches, in two-tone plaid patterns, and bound with sateen to match the plaid. A very special value. Kann's—Street Floor. Blue Crane Silk Hose In the New Shades \ Children’s Costumes gfans, 98¢ to $2.95 Froors: Embd. Shawls for Halloween at —Beautifully embroidered shawls, with large colored chrys- anthemums on pink, orchid, peach, green and black grounds. Finished wlth\deep Callot fringe. Kann's—Street Floor. Wool Jersey ¢ Dresses In Smart Colors $2.95 —Fashion as well as your own comfort demands that every smart wardrobe in- cludes a Jersey Dress. These plain and pleated models will be indispensable for knock-about wear, Blues Wines Reds - and Browns Kénn's—Second Floor. Coats For Large Women $38 —The new silhouette. in coats is particularly kind to the larger woman. It $1.00 —The most fashionable women wear Blue Crane Hosiery. Be- cause it wears so well, because it is beautiful, and because it is economical to buy. Chiffon, service weights, also bare leg’d chiffon weights, made by a knit to fit process with seam- less feet. Sizes 814 to 10. Kann's—Street Floor. is a modified version that gives a slenderizing effect - with narrow shoulder and hip lines. Black, brown, dark green and flaked mixtures—with fur trim- mings and warm interlin- ings of light-weight wool! Sizes 39Y, to 49Y, and 40%; to 50%; Kann's—Second Floor., ens_of funny characters are represented — for children, women and men! They are not’ expensive, either— Adults’ Costumes $2.95 to $9.95 Special Selling Lace and Fish Net Dresses For Dressy Occasions —The long silhouet of course, is the outt“' standing feature, and every dress is draped over a fine quality crepe de chine slip. The irreg- ular hemline, so popu- lar at present, is par- ticularly attractive de- veloped in these softly draping new laces. Skirts are long, with the moulded hipline, with long or short sleeves, and the new shades in- clude green, dahlia, blue, two - tone effects’ and black. —Misses’ and women’s sizes. Kann's—Second Floor.