Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1929, Page 23

ADVOCATES ACTION ON CENTER MARKET “Capper Indicates Citizens’| Views Will Determine Course in Congress. One of the first questions which should be considered by the Senate Dis- | trict.committee in the regular session of | Congress is whether a new Center Mar- i ket should be established by the city o | replace, the one which will soon be torn | down, to make way for the new Departs | ment of Justice, in the opinion of Sena~ | tor Capper of Kansas, chairman, | Senator Capper said that he has re- | ceived a number of communications frwaa citizens' groups indicating an in- terest in the market situation, and he =xpressed his personal belief that Wash- sngton should have a centrally located TeaR marsei. “There 1s a resolution, already passed by the Senate and awaiting action by phe House next month, under which e present Center Market would ke | elosed July 1. It is to be torn down and the site, from Seventh fo Ninth streets, Pennsylvania avenue to B street, used for a Department of Justice build- ing. Senator Capper said he did not be- Heve that Congress would consider es- tablishing a new Center Market under | Federal contro] after the Department of Agriculture abandons the present Cen- ter Market, but he suggested that con- | sideration should be given to the ques- tion of whether the city wants a new Center Market under municipal con- trol. The Senator said that whether or | not steps are taken to provide for a municipal Center Market will depend | largely on the position which local citi- 2zens take toward the proposal. He in- | dicated that the views of the people as | fo whether they want a new Center Market would be thetguiding factor in determining what Congress might do. —— PHYSICIANS DIFFER IN W’CORMICK TRIAL Experts Give Varying Testimony | as to Mental Condition of | Multimillionaire. By the Associated Press. SANTA BARBARA, Calif,, November | 28.—Further expert testimony relating to_the mental and physical condition | af’ Stanley McCormick was ready for | Presentation here yesterday at the trial | Of a suit seeking removal of the multi- millionaire's present guardians. Eight physicians yesterday gave vary- ing technical testimony on direct ex- amination séeking to show that Mc- ick’s condition in recent months has improved. Mrs. Katherine McCor- hick, wife of the wealthy alleged in- competent, contends that medical treatment provided By Harold F. Mc- Cormick and Mrs. Anita McCormick Blaine, brother and sister of Stanley, is ineffectual in combating the patient’s | mental trouble. 'She is seeking to oust | the brother §nd sister as co-guardians | of her husband and to establish herself | as sole guardian and*custodian of his| $50,000.000 estate. ¢Under cross-examinationi by Newton D.' Baker, chief counsel.for Mrs. Mc- ick, several witnesses ~admitted that Stanley's mental reaction Was sub- | Ject to “ups and downs’ 'and that phys- | ieally he appeared to be enjoying the “mm] health of the average man of | McCormick, who is 54, has been consistently referred to by defense counsel as an invalid. 'PARIS COURTS GRANT AMERICAN. DIVORCES Two Women and One Man Win Freedom Before French Tri- bunals, s By the Associated Press. ~PARIS, November 28—Two Ameri- can women and one American man were granted divorces in Paris courts | yesterday. Mrs. Maria Winson Beers was given & decree from Herbert Stewart Beers, 20 “Whom she was miaeriod tn 1596 at the American consulate at London. Mrs. Caroline Carruthers - Clement ‘Was granted a decree from Joseph Tay- Jor Clement, described as an officer in the United States Army stationed et Charlotte, N. They were married in May, 1913. Robert Sage was given a decrée. froms La Forge Sage, whom he mar- ried in Detroit September 12, 1926, Louise Lieblein Blakely filed anf*ap- lication for divorce ffom Charles akely, whom she married in Paris, April 16, 1920. { Mrs. Barbara Guggenheim Waldeman | filed an application for divorce -from | Milton Sylvester Waldeman, whom she | married in Paris, Spain is said to possess tremendous potential water-power. Engineers claim that the waterfalls in a single river| ‘would supply enough power to electrify | the entire raflroad. systems of Spain and Portugal Don’t Your Eyes eglect —Let our Registered Eyesight Specialist tel you “what to do.” He advise you without charge or obligation. —Take advantage of the great savings made pos- sible for you through our 1Syndicate “Group Buy- ng.” Special Friday THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Plain and Printed SILKS Reg. $1.29 to $2.50 Grades at, Yard Printed Flat Crepe. 39 in. Twenty-five patterns. Washable Flat Crepe. 39 in. Thirty light and dark shades. 39 -in. Georgetlc Crepe in 35 lovely colors. Printed Rayon Crepe, 39 in, Ten good colors. 36-in. Moire Taf- feta. Sixteen shades for street and evening. 39-in. Dress Satin. In Black and Smart colors. 39-in. Kimono Satin. Of Silk and Rayon. Twelve pat- terns. 174 to 3 yd. Lengths Printed Velveteen, $1 yd. Kann's—Street, Floor. Remnants—Wash Goods 25¢ to 38¢c Values at —Desirable lengths of printed zephyrs, printed percales, 15c d rayons, ginghams, voiles, etc. y L] 29¢ to 39¢ Linings —Good remnant lengths of lin- ings, in desirable colors. 19¢yad. Kann’s—Street Floor. Remnants Wool Goods—Coatings $2.50 to $6.50 Values —A. lovely goods, including y assortment of wool 3 54-in. Persian tweeds, coating tweeds, suede coat- y . ings, basket weave, Bolivia coating, Zebeline coating, velours, crepes, etc. In black and smart colors. Kann's—Street Floor. Housewares ;—1 Mal:;un; & Bowman Waffle ron, lemonstration model; $7.95 value.. $4 95 ;—2 Bhnnl‘légl : ao;:]nun Bread rays, scratched; $2. VA crveerarrions $1.00 fl_l Nlpnilee ‘ggi;coh:n Cabinet, joor sample; value .. $41.50 —1 Napanee Brenkllst Table, all porcelain with drop Jeaves; floor sample; 33150 vae. . oe: $23.50 Home Fittings =20 Hassocks, coverca 3Q with fiber. $1.00 values. c rtain _and BDn’pery remnant 29¢ 49c values; yd.......... 15¢ —Curtain _and Drapery Fabrics, remnants; 6%¢ 95 . to 98c values; yard...... —Curtain _and _Drapery Fabrics, remnants; $119 5(¢ to $1.98 values; yard.... —Table Lot Damask and Velour Window Drapery Sets, -3 I rted Sewi 2. 3 sun‘:‘lpfl ewing $2.98 to $5.98 values; 82.29 shopworn; set $4.98 values; each.... 81'00 —10 ‘Crefonne l"oldlnx —3 Metal Shoe Cabi- Screens, 3-fold style; @9 O nets, $4.98 values; $1.98 $5.00 values ' i Chests, —1 ' Willew ’ Clothes 29.95 Hamper, shopworn; s 1 49 Ve H 8 $ 14’ 85 $2.98 value - Strips, dou- —2 Mannin, blanped $7.50 to sclnnhfd ng.tm values; m‘e -§2 .95 values; eac! Fl Marquf al —7 Electric Trons, Martha Wash- Curtains, 59c values; 95, L g2125 P Bolis Damask Window N:m 2.98 value.... & sl Valancing, fringed; 79¢ 3Q¢ Imported 1 ‘mbrel value; yard.. :',lues et 3 Lo Ll —30 Window Valances k; $2.00 to —3 Wrought Tron Bird 3.53‘3:'3:;; :ll:h.. % $1.00 Saye M iStinas, | oo S NO0 —Table Loi Warp Print 5() samples; $1.39 values. o Cretonnes, 85¢ values; yd. Kann’s—Third Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. Dresses Reduced 90 Dresses—$15 Values —Tailored and dressy styles 0 of canton crepe, satin and ° wool tweed. Also three-piece suits. Misses’ and women'’s sizes. 100 Dresses—$25 Values —Velvet, tweed and geor- gette dresses, taken from $14,95 regular stock and greatly rleduced for clearance. Misses’ and women’s sizes. 150 Dresses—$25 to $35 Values —Transparent velvet, chif- fon and canton crepe $19,75 dresses, in a variety of smart styles. Good range of sizes and colors. Kann's—Second Floor. Toilet Goods 28 Sponge Rubber Bath - ts, special, each 65¢ D) Children’s Wear N bm‘:fle‘;. mfl'fi.de’smd;mi 70 Large Trays: el Boxes, lered, musse: izes 40 Puff Boxes of xmx}cla:lon $1.69 to $2.98, $1.00 pearl on_amber. Choce. d —80 Buffers, ot imitation "w‘ldgs e g:hnneu, pearl on amber....... $ 49¢ —25 Bottles Gardenia S Blue Perfume. $1.89 value Pl —7 Coats, pl; Kann's—Street Floor. Sizes 2 to 4 years. $6.95 value . y $2 98 Piates, solled. $1.98 value O 9C —3 Pink Chinchi’la Coats, Silverware 200 White Handled orks. Friday, each 19¢ it and Peppe " Shakers, sterling sil- e L —Gilbert M““ld Clocks, 8-day movement, mahogany t5 05 sannes,, $0-49 Water l’ltchersla. sllver 'plated. $9.4 = " $6.49 —1 Cocktail Set, sil- Kann's—Second Floor. ““Miss Junior®® Dresses —0dd Lot Silk and ver- plated. value . —3 - Four - piece Tea Sets, silver plated. $898 Cloth Dresses, $5.00 values .- " $3.99 —12 Thm-pl‘ce Suits of silk D G THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1929, No Mail, Phone or C.0.D. Orders Lingerie —40 Slips, of rayon crepe, rayon satin and flat crepe. Odds and ends. ‘31439 to $1.95 $1.00 values —25 Phi Step-ins. Broken sizes. $1.00 value - 59¢ —25 Pieces chemise, slips Broken sizes. ns, chemise and slips of pongee. Broken sizes. 59 $1.00 value —3 Rayon Satin Robes, $1 00 soiled. $3.95 value. Kann's—Second Floor. Fur Coats (Slightly Imperfect) ~—Fur Coats, in sizes 14, 16 and 18. $98.0010$179.00 @ . 0 values. —2 Caracul Coats, 1 gray and 1 tan. 159.00 = value n‘ sas'oo —1 Gray Caracul Coat. $159.00 value. $75'00 ~—1 Black Sealine (dyed rabbit) Coat, with eastern mink collar, e & S5 598,00 —1 Cocoa Squirrel Goat.$19800 value, . 139 Kann’s—Second Floor, Beds, Etc. —2 Woven Wire $7.00 Springs, single size; ‘oil Springs, gle size. $10.95 values. .. $7.50 nk Springs, & atzes; $150 valnes, ... 9498 2 Japok Mattreses, single size: loor samples; values —oe: $14.50 =) l;lnernSprln. "Mattresses, sin- gle size; floor sam- Bles: $20.95 vaiues. . $10.50 —3'Sealy All Layer Felt Mat- tresses, full $22.95 values. . o2 A Layer Feit Mattresses single s valoes ; $14.95 —6 Meial Beds, single and full sizes; $16.95 $19.95 values =3 Metal Beds, size; $22.50 values —1 Mahogany Dres- ser. $50.00 value. —1 Walnut Vanity Dresser, $40.00 value Kann's—Third Nonerun Rayon. Undergarments 69c ea. —Beautiful garments that wear well, wash well and are economical to buy. Eighteen hundred pieces to sell at this low price— including— Blwmtrl Step-ins Chemise Panties Misses’ and Women's Sizes. Kann’s—Street Floor. Boxed Kerchiefs For Gijts 39¢ box —Three pretty handker- chiefs, in a box. Some all white, others white with colored embroidery. A very special value. Novelty Kerchiefs —White and colored hand- kerchiefs, some with em- broidered corners. 6 Kann's—Street Floor. Domestics ~—40 Pillow Ticks, ready made; 500 value. Each 20C ~120 Pillowcases, size 42x36; 35c value. Each.. $3.50 value. . =200 Yards White P 10":,uwlth"old stl;ipe pattern; $1.75 value. Kann's—Street Floor. Luggage —3 Wardrobe Suit- $5 95 cases, $8.95 values. . —6 Wardrobe Suit- $9 95 cases, $11.95 values . —4 Fitted Tray $12.95 Cases, $17.95 values —2 Fitted Tray $14'95 O Yebiner Bellow 2 Leather Bellow Gases, $2095 vatues, $10.50 —§ Round Hat Boxes, @7 Q5 $15.00 values. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Bed Coverings 3 All-wool Blankets, size 70180, n plai colors; § value. Each $5 95 250 Yards + Siriped Outing Flannel, 36 inches wide; 50 25¢ value. Yard i3 crib (‘t;mfor;sdomlod with amb's wool; value. _Each. $2.98 —1sw Wmlnfléledss(ésn mtorts, slightly sotle 205595 values, Eacn $3-95 8 Camel's Hair Blankets, size 70x80; $10.00 value. Each'...vsee $7.95 Kann's—Street Floor. Smocks, Etc. —24 swk’i of btzr:ndcloth and prints. Broken sizes, $1.95 value . $1'39 —18 Maids’ Aprons, organdy with green bind- ing. $1.95 value —24 Dre-ué ok( dl;inmu, per= cales, etc. roken sizes. e 49¢ —8 Dnt’ud 4 Voll.g - Dresses, 14 slzes. value ..... ' $1.79 Kann's—Second Fleor. “Maid-O-Silk” Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, $1.00 pr. Service and Chiffon Weights Irregulars $1.50 Grades —The servlce weight hose, have short lisle tops, lisle heels and t —The Chlflom are silk to the top, with top interlined for extra wear. —Only slightly irregular in weave. in good colors. Sizes 8, to 10, Servicé-Weight Silk Hose —Neat, practical hose, with short lisle tops, lisle heels and toes. leamles. feet. 79C Pr. In good colors and sizes 8% to 1 Kann's—Street Flom'. Sale! Trade Marked Arch-Support SHOES, $2.95 pr. —Cut-out oxfords, mnovelty tles, colonial pumps. one and two-strap_styles, of patent leather, black kid, back calf and brown kid. Every pair with a built-in steel arch, every pair on a combination last. Very specially priced. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Sportswear —75 Silk Blouses, plain and printed. Sizes 34 to 42, $395 to $5.00 31 98 values 2 —18 Vestee Blouses, of plain or figured blrohadclulh ’sl;;? 34 to 42, $1.50 to values ...a.vore 25¢ —gllp—on Svt‘rlle:l'asi ‘of waol ‘wool and rayon. Sizes 34 to 42. $1.95 value 81'59 —20 Three-piece Knitted Suits, plain and tweedya mixtures. Sizes 14 to 42. $16.5( vatue $8.95 —50 Si 50 louses, sizes 34 to 42. .00 to $5.75 values . $3.77 —Two-piece Knitted Agnils, of zephyr. Sizes 14 to 40. $16.50 to $25 values sls Kann's—Second Floor. Linens <78 ik G Face Towels, size 17x32. c value. Each ... 50c —60 Heavy Turkish Bath Mats, in dark colors. Spe- cial, each . $1 00 —60 anklllh Blfll":"fll sec- onds, extra large s $2.00 value. Each.. $1.00 —150 Yards u;.enboc‘;-sh Tow- eling, with Te rder. 25¢ value, Yard 18c —20 7-Piece l.l:\nnnh Luncheon Sets, with 50-inc cloth. _Set $1.95 —15 7-Piece zlnrnm’l‘ablc Sets, with 59x59-inch clof $4.50 value. Set.. $3.69 Kann's—Street. Floor. Notions —36 Ruffed Crib Sheets 915 of rubber. 50c value —6 Felt Shopping Bags, 3Q¢ 8% ‘and $1.00 1 \;lue;‘ —Ironing T 25c_value 19¢ —25 Hat Slundn shapv;';am $1 value. Also - remnan Tubber sheeting 25¢ +—Garment B!ap. with hookless fasteners. $1.95 value .......... sl'oo Kann's—Street Floor. Jewelry —2 Necklaces, antique finished. $7.95 value. $3 50 —19 Silver Filigree Necklaces, il .00 nluek ‘kiu:' 7 Novelty Necklaces. §293 value $1.00 —1 Imported Nec! e, set with amethyst colored msmnos and genuine marcasite. = §7.50 value $1.95 —26 Pendants, in assorted 190 styles. $1.00 value —13 Necklaces, formerly loc $1.00 —8 Pendants in antique style. $3.50 value........ 79¢ Kann’s—Street Floor. Underwear 736 Children's Kait Pants. lln{kle ength; sl an 16; each ' 120%¢ ;—l:z (,hfldr'::- ’n’;;wzn ndergarment 0 $195 values; each, 98¢ pleces _ Children’s 'll:yn ‘Undergarments, sonan; Yoo vainess e 09 Kann's—Street Floor. Art Goods Tightty seled; $108 ly soi 3 values; each......... sl 00 —Stam Vol’;e Pll}lslz! in yellow and orchid; choice .. 10c ago Hand-| Em&;oldeud Models t . were used as samples; soiled; each. $1 00 Boudoir " Dolls,” $298 oudoir Dol Valies; each-.ce. $1-49 Kann': sv!\ounh Floor. Hosiery —98 pairs Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, chiffon and 890 service weights; as is; pair —57 Pairs Silk Hose, 250 mussed; sold as is; pair 52 paies Children's Nav. elty Long Hose, secon broken sizes: pair. 25¢ 2238 ‘pairs Chiffon S‘:Ik Hose, full fashioned; mussed; broken sizes; pair.. $1 00 Kann's—Street Floor. Girls’ Wear =10 | Noveliy Berets. Spectal, each . 29¢ o2, Lient - wdgh; oats, sizes 7 an N rub ik B i —1 Tul ress, size 14, #5650 value... $1.00 —4 Velvet Berets, for- merly $1.95 SOC e 14 veara 4993 size years, value .. $4-95 Kann's—Second Floor. Dresses b—?.: Pldz;;“d Crepe Dresses, roken sizes. Former- I 81650 - $5.00 —5 l’-‘lower!d Chlllnn Dresses, sleeveless. Misses’ sizes. $10 Formerly $35.00 . —1 Street Dress, of novelty geor- gette. Size 481 merly $49.75 .. ~—1 Navy Georgette Street Dress, size 48 $39.75 . Kann's—Second Floor. Ribbons —95 Ribbon-covered Gar- 75 ment Hangers. $1.00 value ¢ 9C —Ribbon Remnants, for- Q, merly 15c to 59c. Yard.... 2C Kann's—Street Floor. Flowers ~—O0dds and Ends of Single Flow- A Special Lot Novelty Jewelry 29¢ —Necklaces, earrings and brooch pins, in every im- aginable shape and color. Also novelty cigarette boxes in gold and silver finishes and assorted sizes; former- ly 59¢ and 69c. Kann's—Street Floor. Picture Frames Special at 59¢ —Beautiful frames, in as- sorted sizes and blue and silver finishes. The kind you hang on the wall—all ready to slip a picture into, On sale Leather Goods Department. Kann's—Street Floor, Leather Goods —50 Children's Bags, silk ] () and leather. 50c value.. +UC -6 Handbags 0! leamer, suede and velvet. 32 89 ~—26 Handbags, o leathrr, suede, velvet and tapestry. s] 89 $5 and $2.95 values. . - Kann's—Street Floor. Umbrellas =3 Men's Umbrellas, 1 of union cloth, 2 of gloria. Formerly $7.95 & 83'98 bretla, o rive. For- - merly $7.95 33'98 —G-Z Silk Umbrelllll, 16 ribs, reen, two-tone blue. Formerly 8595 ... $2+98 Kann's—Street Floor. Toys =3 Tool Chests. $4.95 Talue, Bach . e $3:65 4" poll's Cedar Chests, $5.95 value... $3:88 -1 “.vn: Set, 1;’3? drum and . Wos 1095 =1 Doll in Blsket, soiled. $12.45 value.. 35'95 ;ull lmrofl;d ll)l[!)l.ll. 1n ‘basket with set of clothes, loiiled.n:lfé.'li ;:’luf $10'50 -1 er - bearing Scooter, $4.95 value.. $3‘78 —1 Rolls Racer, soil- ed. $9.95 value $4"98 —1 Speed Bike, soil ed.l 's"l:l.s;)'value.du.. 37'85 - louse, dam- aged. $7.50 value.... $2.89 pink, sotied " $2.43 P soiled. value $1.69 Kann's—Fourth Floor. $2.39 Washable Capeskin Gloves $1.95 —Smart, practical gloves of light-weight capeskin, with tallored cuffs and heavy stitched backs. PK sewn. Black with white, beaver and other smart shades. Sizes 5% to Tl Kann's—Street Floor. $2.98 Hand-Emb. Bridge Sets $2.39 —Five - plece linen _sets, decorated with beautiful Ttallan hand-embroidered designs; 36-inch cloth and four napkins. Kann's—Street Floor. Rugs B—‘l;in Elnparn Rugs, . 27x ch size. Each, as b y 89¢ —50'Axminster Nursery Rugs, 27x54-inch &1 value. Iiach —4 Wool_ Chenille Rugs, 30x50-inch $4 95 —1 Worsted Wilten Rug, size —1 Seamless Axminster Rug, 9x 12-foot size; $39.75 329.95 —1 Seamless Brussels Tapestry Rug, size 9x12; 316-95 20 Yards Napier Mat- g, 38 inches wide, Yara 29€ Rugs, size 9x12; $14.75 value . Rug, size 6x9; $97.50 valte $75.00 second; size 8lax o a5 value. . P2 7-45 59c and 65c values. Square yard 23° Remnants; $1.59 to $2.75 values. Square yard. 89(: ples; 9x12 and 9x10%% foot sizes. Choice.. $3.00 size 18x30 inches; $5.00 value $1.95 8 patterns; size 6x9.. —15 Chenille Bath Mats, floor 150 Yards Green Run- 89¢ size; $7.95 value $150.00 value VBRI Ecsoe fans $24.95_value . —2 Woven Fiber 8995 —1 Worsted Wilton i —1 Seamiess Wool Velvet Rug, —200 Yards Felt-base Remnants, 150 Yards Tnlaid Linoleum —10 Felt-base Rugs, floor sam- —5 Sponge Rubber Bath Mats, =10 Feli-base ‘Rues, @3 QO samples; $1.95 value 89(! ner, 27 inches wide. Yard Kann's—Third Floor. Rayon Scarfs 81x99 Sheets 97¢ ea. —Neat, well made sheets of bleached sheeting, fin- ished with wide Very specially priced. Kann's—Street Floor. $1.00 —Oblong scarfs of soft, stiky finished rayon in ‘hems. bright colors. Also pleat- ed scarfs with striking de- signs on light and dark grounds. Kann's—Street Floor. Specially priced. “BUSY CORNER SPECIALS” These Goods Reduced for Friday Only! $1.25 Table Fel $1.00 Yd. —>54-inch table felt or quilted padding. An excellent wear- ing quality. Spe- clal for Priday. Street Floor. T %cand29% | 94c Washable Silk | $115 Cotton Chair Pads 19¢ Ea. —Colorful cretonne pads, with leather- ette - binding, in contrasting colors. Choice of several shapes. Complete with ties. Third Floor. 25¢ Toy Ford Coupes 17¢ Ea. —G ood strong little iron coupes finished in _red, green, yellow, brown, blue ‘or gray. For little children. Fourth Floor. Plaid Blankets $3.19 Pr. —66x80 blankets, in plaids of rose, blue, gold, green, orchid and tan. Bound with sateen to match. Street Floor. " Children's Hose | 39 Unbleached | $5.15 and $6.75 27c¢ Pr. —3%. and % lergths, i nove elty patterns and bright, fashionable colors for Winter. All sizes. Special for Friday. Street Floor. Children’s $1 Combinations 79¢ Ea. —Pretty rayon combinations, in bloomer leg and French panty style. with bodice bum-uy ‘shoulders. Pastel shades. Sizes 4 to 14. Btreev. Floor. 94c Washable Silk and Rayon Satin 79¢ Yd. —40 - inch _firmly woven silk and rayon satin, in lovely colors _for slips, pmou, bed- spreads and dra) eries. reet Floor. $2.25 Dolls $1.79 Ea. —Schoenhut'scom- position dolls with painted faces, 13 inches tall. Pret- tily dressed. Com- plete with shoes and stockings. Fourth Floor. $5.95 Suit Cases $4.50 Ea. —Black cobra grained Dupont cases, with long leather straps, sew-on corners and inside tray. Sizes 24 and 26 inches. Fourth Floor. 29c Yd —87-in. unbleached sheeting that will soon_bleach white. Good weight, sturdy wearing quality. Street Floor. $1 Reefer Scarfs 69¢ —Imported Rayon Reefer Scarfs, in tan, and gray col- orings. Also a few in white at this price. Street Floor. $1.15 Cotton Batting 89c Batt —H o m e cotton battings, stitched ready to slip into the comfort. Size 72x90 inches. Spe- cial for Friday. Street Floor. 59¢ Stamped Lunch Sets 49c¢ Set —Five - plece sets with pretty designs stamped on un- bleached material, tinted in blue and green. Fourth Floor. Children’s Lumber Jackets $3.69 Ea. —Red, tan, green and powder blue lumber jackets, with talon fasten- ers and novelty wool band. Second Floor $5.75 and $6.75 Perfumes $3.00 ea. —Impotred Per~ fumes, bottled and sealed in France. Assorted odors_at this low price Fri- day. Street FXoor 73139 Refuse Pails | $1 Boudoir Slippers | 85¢ Window Shades 88c¢ Ea. —Well made, alls, in an $1 Boudoir sl.ppm 85c¢ Pr. ~—Rayon with soft padded slippers, 85¢ Window Shades 48c Ea. ~—Shadex shades, mounted on ex- and tweed; 914.98 values; set.... sizes; $15.00 nluu 812 00 Kann's—Second Floor. sturdy ps Kann’s—Third Floor. ntmcuvs white and Saturday finish. Particularly ers, left from reoent sales. 15¢ soles and - cuban heels. Black, co) ;nfl Tose. Si cellent spring roll- ers and complete with fixtures, Size 8x5.9. Good colors, ‘Third Floor. 3 . $1.49 to $1.98 Curtains —Criss-Cross Curtains of mar- Pr. nice for kitchen- quisette, with ruffled edges, Pe. cornice valance and _ tle- Set Also Scrim Curtains o backs. 1 with tailored hems. At $1.00 Cl ms. At $: Pburth Floor. Writing Papers 33c Box —Pound boxes of ible cotton rugs, fancy finished Art Squares in pretty colors. | writing papers with 9x12 and 9x10%; fr. sizes Suitable for use i1 | 50 envelopes _to $4 98 bed flnd bath match. A very low ro0! . Thlrd Floor, price for Friday. Street Floor. A A —Art squares are really Curtain Fabrics rugs without a border— —33-in. marquisette in offered Friday at a price White, cream and ecru. A to attract every bargain nice sheer * 19¢ yd, hunter. Cholce of good bridge frame, exquisitely Kann's— quality. yd. e e patterns and colors. I 6x9-ft. size at $2.49 engraved and polished. ? + ‘Third Floor. : Kann's—Third Floor. Kann'’s—Third Floor. ticking. Al sizes. Your lenses inserted ‘Third Floor. Free! Kann's—Street Floor, Electric Percolators $1.39 —A t tractive paneled aluminum percolators $7.49 Z4-cup size with guaran- —Attractive- teed element ly designed and long clocks, pret- cord. A very . special value. tily decorated in colors Kann's— ‘Third Floor. Good time- 2 Kkeepers. Banjo Wall "Cotton Rag Rugs | Writing Papers | Boxed Chocolates Rag Rugs 25c¢ ea. —18x32-in. revers- Boxed Chocolates 49¢ Box —One-pound boxes of assorted choco= lates. Very spe= cially priced to Friday shoppers. Delicious flavors, Strect Floor. Felt-Base Special at —Panel Curtains of —Ruffled Curtain Sets of scrim, voile and marqui- Scotch lace, with bullion sette with_self or colored fringe at bottom. $1.00 edges. Five-plece styles, set. $1.00 set. The “Clarendon $3.85 —White gold-filled, high 79¢c to $1.00 Ruffled and Criss- Cross Curtains —Dainty marquisette cur- tains, with valance 59 and tie-backs, ‘Pr.. 97C 39¢c Marquisette Cotton Mnllreue- $5.50 Ea. —Well made, com- fortable mattresses, covered with good 10¢ Toilet Paper 5S¢ Roll —Royal Star toilet paper, 1,000 sheets Offered 1t pri 75¢ Noxzema Cream 45¢ Ea. —The boudoir size did cream—priced Friday to please the hmuln hunter. treet Floor. l l & e el /