Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 17

MELLON EXPLANS | PLAN FOR TAX CUT! Secretary Broadcasts His! Recommendations to Con- gress on U. S. Finances. An innovation in broadcasting was introduced by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon last night, when, only a few hours after his annual report had been submitted to Congress he spoke over WRC_ and the National Broadcasting Co. Chain, briefly to review his finan- cial lrecnmmcndlflons for the American people. Mr. Mellon outlined the proposal to reduce by $160,000,000 the tolls col- lected from millions of citizens in cor- poration and normal individual income “axes. and explained that the Treas- ury piarc €0 issue a new type of short- | term security. He related that the French govern- ment had ratified the agreement for refupding its war debt and that it shortly would come before Congress for ratification. Settlement of the Austrian debt, he added, has been authorized and the Greek debt settled, ending the long negotiations looking to settlement of the war debts. The Secretary reviewed the work of the Federal Reserve Board, saying that it had sought to guard against an un- due extension of credit through specu- lative channels and to conscrve credit resources to meet future requirements of industry and trade. He added that its prompt action during the recent decline in security prices, coupled with its strong position, were important fac- tors in relieving the strain. “In banking, as in other enterprises In this country,” he said, “there is in- | creasing evidence of a movement toward larger operating units. * * * The time has come when it would seem wise 10 undertake a_ thorough study of the situation with a view to determining the soundness of the present-day ten- dencies, and more particularly the limits of the economic areas within ! which ®branch banking may be advan- tageously permitted.” Mr. Mellon touched briefly upon pro- | hibition, asserting that the operations of the Treasury Department in its en- forcement were becoming “stable and | 1ore effective.” “The activity and co-operation of Me several bureaus engaged in these oerations are making the business of tiolating prohibition laws more diffi- hilt and hazardous,” he said. Much of his speech reiterated ma- tcrial covered in his report. CHURCH EXPANSION PLANS ADVANCED Federal Council Adopts Resolution | Giving Executives More Power. By the Associated Precs. CHICAGO. December 5 —Espansion | of the Fedcral Council of th> Churches | of Christ in America to gain more administrative powers from the member | denominations advarced a stage today. | A resolution. the ultimate end of | which is to d-lcgate mora power to the | executive committee of the council in ! matter of prohibition, International | relations and_other functions, was unanimously passed at last night's | session | This action followed the declaration | of Bishop Mays of the Evangelical | Church of Harrisburg, Pa., that pro- | bition matt ad be pushed with | B a delegation o | Sidney 1i. Gulick, secretary of the | ssion of international justice and | rood will, in his report before today's | on. nointed out that n-ver b"fon‘ istory has the outlook boen 9 | bright for puiting world peace on sound ricral and pohucal foundations. DR. JENKINS TO TEXDER BANQUET TO CO-WORKERS ! Inventor Plans Event to Show Ap- preciation for Aid in Devel- oping Televicion. i i i I | In appreciation of their “faithful and | invaluable co-operation” in the develop- ment of television and radio movies, ! Dr. C. Prancis Jenkins, inventor of the | Jenkins proczss of visual broadcasting, will tender his staff of co-workers a | banquet tonight at the Mayflower Hotel. { “Shop talk” will be taboo at the banquet tonight, Dr. Jenkins announced. | He will pay tribute to the services of each member of his laboratory staff. | The guests will include Mrs. Jenkins, | wife of the inventor; Mr. | Julian C. Hammack, Mr. Fred N. Windridge, Mr. S George P. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. John | N. Ogle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Thomsen, | Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Lowe, Lewis | M. Thaper, Miss Sarah E. Lum. Stuart | W. Jenks, Miss Vera T. Hunt-r, Richard P. Battle, Miss Grace McLean, Elwood M. Russey, Theodore G. Belote, Royal B. Steadman and Lewis Colvin. ELECTION PL PLANS DENIED Reports of Vote on Legislators in | . Spain Discounted. MADRID, December 5 (#).—Conde de Bailen, one of the most intimate political friends. of Premier Primo de Rivera, yesterday denied published re- ports that the premicr was preparing a manifesto announcing general elec- . tions of deputies and senators, he said: | -“I work with Primo de Rivera many hours daily. I if anyone, know his | activities and I say you are able em- | phatically to deny such reports as | ridiculous.” | ‘Will Take Up Dispute. By Cable to The Star. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, December 5.—-The Honduran boundary commis- sion will leave for Washington on De= cember 20 to take part in the*tiscus- sions with Guatemalan and State De- partment representatives over the boun- dary dispute between Honduras and Guatemala. The commission is com- | posed of Mariano Vasquez, former min- ister of foreign affairs; Felix Canales Salazar, prominent engineer, and Rafael Helidoro Valle, a newspaper man, who | Boes as secretary. Argentine Convicts Strike. By Cable to The Star. BUENOS AIRES, December 5.—Con- victs serving long-term sentences in Argentina’s far south prison at Ushuaia. Terre del Fuego, have started a passive strike in protest against reinstatement of an inspector, who had been suspended recently, according to dispatches from | Ushuafa. The reports state the wardens and soldiers are engaged in the hard labor ordinarily done by the convicts, while the prisoners are limiting their labors o cooking and bread making. s Bus Certificate Granted. RICHMOND, Va, December 5 (Spe- clal) —The Nevin Bus Lines has been granted a certificate of authority by the State Corporation Commission to operate interstate passenger bus service between Richmond and Washington over Uiited States route No. 1, the main highway between the two sitics. “THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, A Special Purchase Check Silk Scarfs Seconds of $3.50 Grades —Square scarfs of lovely checked silk with contrasting $1.95 colored borders. Subject slight imperfections. Just 72 to sell. Kann's—Street Floor. A Special Purchase of Plain and Printed SILKS From Kohn, Adler of Philadelphia $1.29 to $2.50 Values —This well-known firm is retir- ing from business, and we were fortunate in securing a part of their steck to sell at this low price tomorrow. 39-in. Printed Flat Crepe . Washable Flat Crepe . Plain Georgette n. Printed Crepe de Chine in. Striped Silk Broadcloth in. Black Satin Charmeuse 5 . Natu: Jap Pongee New Printed Foulards —Guaranteed washable foulards, with neat de- 79¢ Yd. i}jg;ls on light and dark grounds. 33 inches . Kann's—Street Floor. REMNANTS Wash Goods 28c¢ to 50c Values at —32 and 38 in. Percales, Ginghams, Voiles, Rayons, Zephyr Prints, Crepes, etc., in desirable 19 lengths .... C Kann's—Street Floor. Remnants Wool Goods and Coatings $1.00 yd. $2.39 yd. $250 to $3.50 Values $3.50 to $7.50 Values —54-inch coating i 3 tweeds, velours, suedes, 1;524,‘,?‘?},}’1;;,‘8:;:3%’},5;%_ Bolivias, plaids, checks, spuns, etc.; 1% stripes, dress tweeds, etc. lengths. Remnants 29¢ to 39¢ Linings, 19¢ Yd. Kann's—Street Floor. to 3! yard Dress and Sport Coats Reg. $29.50 $6) 1 to $39.50 —Smart new Winter coats of fine quality broadcloth and suede fabrics, lavishly trimmed with furs—warmly interlined and neatly lined. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20; Women’s, 36 to 46. Kann's—Second Floor. Clearance! 50. Dresses Were $18 $13.95 to $25 —In this special group of dresses you will find tailored and dress styles, also three-piece suits. Fashioned of canton crepes, satins and wool covert cloth. Misses’ and Women's sizes in the assortment. Kann's—Second Floor. Soft Rayon Undergarments 99¢ ea. —Bloomers, Chemise, Panties and Dance Sets of rayon in pastel colors. Tailored or trimmed with contrasting colors and pretty appliques. Misses’ and Women’s sizes. Kann's—Street Floor. RADIOS (Floor Samples) —3 RCA Radiolas No. 30A, complete with tubes and Porto Rican Gowns at 79¢ —Dainty handmade, hand- embroidered gowns of nainsook in _peach, pink and white, with colorful appliques and embroidery. isses' and women’s sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. —2 Atwater Kent No. 46, table model with speaker and speaker, in walnut-veneer stand. Former- $99 00 ly $154.00..... cabinet. Reg. $285.00 ...!.'. $169'00 —2 Radiotropes, Model B, —1 RCA Radbols No. 1, with tubes and dynamic complete with tubes - and oeaker. por- 1$119.50 d merly $145.00 . dynamic speaker, in walnut e ape ilsacitc, Fommerssisneo $89.50 with tubes and dynamic ker. - —1 RCA Radiola No. 60, peony so0s0. . $89.50 complete with tubes in cab- —RCA Radiola No. 28, with inet. Formerly 100A speaker and Philco $225.00 $139.00 eliminator. For- $79.50 —1 Atwater Kent Radio No. merly $349.50. . . 47, table model, with dy- —1 "Atwater Kent No. 37, namic_speaker. with Model E $69.00 Formerly speaker. For- $152.75 merly $138.; 50“ $85.00 50c to $1 Record Albums, 38¢ Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Velour and Damask Portieres $10.95 to $19.95 Values at $7.50 pr. —A special clean-up sale of attractive portieres— one and two pairs only of a kind. Shop early for best selections. Kann's—Third Floor. 75 Prs. Japanese Rag Rugs 18x36-in. Sizes at 29¢ —Washable rugs in hit- and-miss patterns with crowfoot borders and fringed ends. —24x36-in., 44¢ —27x54-in., 79c. —36x63-in. size, 98c. Kann's—Third Floor. Linens —12 5-p. Linen Luncheon Sets, $1.25 values 89¢ —Linen Dresser Scarfs, : lace trimmed; each 69¢ —t %fi—bplc. Linen Dam- Sets, $10.90 Ve i $6.95 —3 13-pc. Linen Dzanazlk ’{-ble Sets, sls 95 $21.00 value b —7 13-pe. Line —1 Silk L Damask Table Sets, 12 50 Shade, 324 98 v:l'\':p 316 50 $17.00 value. s - -1 81 Lamp Shade, $19.98 Vllue $13 50 -12 Ahh':.xtlne Im- ported ‘orchiy 3 32;30! \‘lfllue B 312-4‘9 — ndirect Fl T 580 it $12.50 Kann’s—Third Floor, £ Lamps —24 Georgette Bed ]:4':"’:, $2.98 value. $1.64 eorgette Bridge Shades. 395 value. $1.98 —32 Junior Shades, $5.98 value —9 Table Lamp Bases, $2.98 value —6 Junior ‘Lamp Bases, T e 88c Lamp -fi ZED:I.'LIIICII Dlllsl‘; a ‘able Sets, $12.! e, $9.95 —Lh\en Damnk Luncheon Napkins, 12.nch sze. 10€ Kann's—Street Floor. _ . —— - No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders on Remnants and Odd Lots 7 Yy , A e Pannf 12 Tomorrow Will Be Our Last Remnant Day Before Christmas 5-Pc. Linen Lunch Sets $2.69 —=Solid colored linen damask sets with hem- stitched hems. ~Cloth 54~ inch size. Specially priced. Kann's—Street Floor. Sportswear —15 Three-piece Knitted Suits, sizes 14 to 40. $10.00 = value " $7.95 —Two-piece Knitted Suits, sizes 14 to 40. $16.50 to $25 values - > 815 Silk _ Blous Kasha Skirts, 2% $1.59 2. $1.95 value. —25 Slip-on Sweat- ers, sizes 34 to 40. $1.95 value . ~—18 Tailored sizes 34 to 42. All-wool sizes 14 to 38. $1.29 th Blouses, $1.95 $1.59 o= Uapten ot Tepe and ra- lum silk. Sizes 34 to 40. $5 to $5.75 values $2'98 Kann's—Second Floor, Gloves —87 l’1lr< lmporifll Glace Kid Gloves, 2. s 2.39 Kann's—strcct floflr. Comforts, Blankets —Auto_Robes, of all- wool _ Bolivia Size 60x68 .2 Down-filed Comforts, 72x84. ateen covered. Soil- ed. $15.00 value.... $7-"0 —16 Lamb's Wool-filled Com- forts, “figured satcen _ covers ouble - ed e Solled, $5.95 valuc. .. $3-9D —25 Part-wool Plaid Blankets, slze 66x80, $3.69 $2'95 value. Pair —13 Sateen Comforts, filled with 3 pounds lamb’s wool. 12.95 vate .. ir. e $9.95 Kann's—Street Fioor, Underwear —63 Pieces Children’s Undergarments. $1.00 to $1.95 values " 98¢ 1—4: Pieces hildren's 3y ndergarments, s0iled. $1.00 value 69¢ Kann Rayon, Lingerie —24 pes. Silk Under- things, broken sizes; $2.95 values : —15 Georgette Gou S, pastel colors. value s—zo pes. Silk l'ndcrth|np, solled 9 o $1950 15 Prica values . —35 pes. Undermauslins, 58 (0 ALI0 vilnea s 2D =30 Two-piece rajamlu. of gingham and percale; g $1.49 values 88c ZPhilippine Hand - Embroidered Step-ins, handmade: clastic walst; $100 9 for @] Kann: 5—-Snccnd Floor. 32.39 Miss Jr. Dresses —25 Frocks, of. silk crepe and jersey. Broken sizes D and colors. $5 value. $2'95 —10 Sports Frocks, of silk and crepe. Broken sizes. $15.00 value $1 1 49 —3 Three-piece ;llll!. of $18 silk crepe. $19.75 value. Kann's—Second FIOOI'. Domestics —6 Colored Bed Sheet Sets, sheet and two cases. valuz ... —=6 Sheet S and two case: value .. o S —5 Solid Color Bed gop = Sheets. $4.00 value $2.50 —240 Hemstitched r._um\ 25¢ Shtek\. Size alue Kann's—Street Floor, Rugs —1 Seamless Brussels Rug, size 11%x12; $29.95 value; as is... $9.95 —1 Seamless Velvet Rug, size 9x12; soile Angu..lvm Rug, floor Rug, 9x12; $29.00 e G . P19.95 $150.00 value. . $95.00 —3 Secamless Brus- sels Rugs, size 9x $110.060 apara Rug, size @M $17.95 value. "‘7 95 miess Worsted $24.95 values. $16.95 Jute Rugs, 5 Vi .o Z_25 Nursery Axminster @) Q= Rugs, size 27x54 $2.95 —10 Napara Ru 27x54: as is; each....... —5 Oval Braided Cotton Rugs, solled; size 25x40; $4.95 values; each. .. $1.95 —1 Axmlmttranu(s. floor sam- ples; size 91 $34.95 values. . $23.50 —200 yds, Inlaid Linoleum Remnants, $150 to §275 8¢ values; sq. vd C —150 yds. Felt-Base Rem- nants. 59¢ to 65¢ values; 5q. yd Misses’ and Women’s Corduroy Robes $2.49 —Tailored robes of wide- wale corduroy in_pretty colors. _ Side-tie styles with becoming collars. Kann's—Second Floor. Ribbons —69 Simulated Shell Bag Frames, 4 to 8 inch lengths; sl 59 $1.95 to $3.00 values. . —Ribbon Remnants, ape- clally priced; yard. Kann's—Street Floor. Uniforms, Ete. —24 Maids’ Uniforms, broken sizes; $1.95 $l 69 merly $1.00 cees —50 Cotton Jersey Dresses, broken sizcs. $1-00 —Smocks of broaBdCX)glh and percale. roken sizes; $1.05 values..... 139 Kann's—Second Floor. Toilet Goods —40 Ornamental Glass Trees, $175 value... 98¢ —50 Shower Bath Spray Brushes, $300 value 95¢ —30 Sponge Rubber Mats, 98¢ value 49c —80 Rubber Bath Sponges, 10c to = to 750 values..coi... D€ 39€ Kann's—Street Floor. Neckwear —Oblong and Pleated 00 Rayon Scarfs ... hs‘il' —Rayon an rushes ‘Woo! Turbans . 79c —Velvet Tams, i ed deSignS .......... 59c —Clearance Lot of N ke Sear. 300 valie 27¢ —54 Hand- pamtcd ri- 59 angles, damaged. $1 value Kann's—Street Floor. Jewelry —1 Genuine Lapis Choker with carved front $20.00 value —16 Necklaces, formerly $4.00; also 1 Genuine Carnelian Pen- dant, formerly $5.00. $1.00 Choice —1 Choker, of genuine s00-chow jade, combined_ with imitation seed pearls. 00 Formerly $750 $2. —28 Novelty Necklaces, Tormerly $2.95 to 8500 8IC —18 Novelty Necklaces, formerly $1.95 . 19¢ Kann's—Strest Floor. Housewares —10 Rubber Bath Mats, soiled; 98¢ values 69¢ —3 Metal Bath Room Stools, shopworn; $1.79 vales ......... —10 Wagner num Skillets, “sec- onds”; $1.69 values.. —4 Wagner Aluminum Tea Kettles, “seconds"; $3.98 values. $2.98 —2 Detroit Gas Ranges, ‘foor @99 Q5 samples; $45 values —1 412-qt. National Pressure Cooker, demonstra- tlon model; dow Refrigerato rs. 31.29 $1.79 values; as is... —10 Metal Kitchen Chairs, $1.79 values; $1.25 =1 Napanee Kitchen Cabinet, floor sample; $5950 @44, 50 values —1 Napanee Drop- Leaf Table. $31.50 $23.50 value .. plint ' Clothes Ham- shopworn: —6 Step and 5 ft.; $149 to $179 values $1.00 Kann's—Third Floor. Beds, Etc. —3 Inner Spring Mat- tresses, single size. $2050 @] @ value Layer - feit ~ Mattresses, 8249 £14.95 F'e 1t Mattresses, 225 §12.95 full $7.50 size. $11.95 value ... —2 Woven Wire Springs, single size. @7 5() $12.50 value —1" Layer-Feit Mat-" tresses, full size. $11.95 value .... $7 50 —1 Double Da-Bed, velour cov- ered, floor sample. @38 5() $55 value 20 Da-Bed, has cotl $26.95 springs. $39.95 value —1 Englander Da-Bed, $3% single and double size. $44 value. —5 Metal Beds, double sizes. $19.50 $12.5() value . = ‘:;(,. h::m» ul gq.98 ; $8.95 —3 Pull-Up C Kann's—Third Floor. Seal !ull size. value . $12.95 value. Each... Notions —1 Wooden Shoe and Ho- siery Box. $7. 95 value.. —Novelly ;I'ape Meas erly merly 2 = 52,00 soiled. $5.00 value. . O House Aprons, in’ as- 25¢ sorted_colors. Choice. . Zoficloth Broom Holders, 7. ete. 25c value Kann's—Street Floor. —— == - —= Special Lot of Costume —Necklaces, brooches, ear- rings and bracelets, in new colors and styles. Lovely for gifts. Kann's—Street Floor. L Cocon Squirrel Coat, size 18. $198 value. . $88 —1 Gray Caracul Coat, size 20. 815? $49'50 Coat, size 16. $98 value. —1 *Sealine Jackette, $48 size 18. $115 value, =1 *Sealine Coat, size 48 351 $98 value. . - s s =1 *Sealine oll, size 42. $125 value $78 —1 Pony Coat, size 20. $198 anu?l . $98 =1 *Sealine Coat, size 14. $98 value. $29 50 —1 *Sealine Coat, with mink collars and cuffs. 44, —*Dyed Rabbit. —No credits, no exchanges, all sales final. Kann's—Second Floor. Home Fittings —Remnants Curtain and Dra- pery Materials, $1.19 to 50 §1.98 values; yard....... c —Hflnr;nn:.l'shbumln and Dra- pery Materials, $1.98 to $3.98 values; yard.. $1 00 —Remnants Curtain and Dra- pery Materials, 29c to 49c 15!: "lueé‘ yard. i —8 Cretonne Folding Screens, $5.00 value.. $2‘98 —15 Hassocks, covered 39¢ with fiber; $1.00 values.. —Upholstery Squares, 39c to 98¢ values. 19¢, 29¢, 39¢ —100 prs. 5-pe. Ruffied Ghrtaln Seth, i vanex, D IC —75 prs. Half Sash Cur- ] Q¢ tains, 29¢ and 35c' values —17 Bolts Sunfast Dra- 50 pery Damasks, $1.00 value. 50 Window Shades, 30 ‘seconds” $1.00 grade. .. S3pe. Drapery Sets, $6.98 to $13.98 val- o Siasval- $3.49° $6.99 —3 Boifs Damask Window Valancing, fringed; value; yard....... Kann's—Third Floor. Dresses —1 Ens:mble, with black geor- gette coat and flow- $24.50 ered dress. Size 42. resses, of im- $39.75 value . -2 'r.um-e;lc gy ported wool tweed. Sizes 18 and 36. $25 value $15 —1 Dark Red Trans nt Vel- vet Suit, size 16. Value $12 -1 e value LI —1 Lace Even n[ ress, size 18. $39.75 value.. $19 —1 Flowered Chiffon Dress, size 18%. value —16 Evening Drémlze in white, pink and green s 16 and 18. $8 value. $4'95 —50 Jersey and Si'k Dresses, in tan, green, blue and navy. Sizes 16 to 40. ‘value .... —25 Extra Size Crepe Dresses, in brown, navy and black. Sizes 52%,, 54%, $15 value ...... Kann's—Second Floor. Children’s Wear —10 Felt Hats, ed, $398 valug..... —7 "3-pe. Sweater Suits. $308 value. .. PEe 98 —10 Tmported Sweat- ers, slip-on styles. @) 60 $1.98 value -3 Phaid Coats, sizes g9 Q8 2 llldé. ;5d.95$\lllflklucé —10 Corde: aps, lace trimmed. $1.20 vsl:le 89c =10 Knitted Bonnets, formerly $1.98 . 98c China —12-pc. Fostoria Glass- ware; 98c_values; each.. 49c¢ ~—27 pes. Italian Pot- 31.00 tery, $1.98 values; each —34 China Salad Bowls, 390 decorated; 69c values. Fs 23-piece H;n:ls- - ainted Tea ets, $14.98 values. s ('98 —4: 2-piece - ‘sr an Creamer ets, $1.98 values. . $1'00 China. Toa ets, 3795 China Tea Sets, values $4.98 China C: Stops, $3.98 values. —37 Novelty Ash 'l‘ra) S, 39c values; se:;ck‘ll " = —9 China Sala ets, dccn;x;led $3.98 Vnsltules $2'49 —3 23-pe. Waffle s, 39flzzvfilucsw IR $6'98 —1, 23-pe. Waffle Set, $6.98 value $3.98 reakfast Sets, $6. values $3.98 —15 32-piece Glazed Cottage Sets, yello $5.98 values. =3 112-pe. Di Sets, $39.50 Vvalues; 98t cooiiniceaiinens E?z piece l)ecol"l2 o 49 assware, values: each.. $1. ~—38 Tea and Tm‘ Sets, 98¢ value . 50¢ Kann’ s—Thlrd Floor. e ———— " 44¢ $7.50 Rayon Bedspreads —Blue, rose, gold and orchid spreads, with ruffled border ° and scalloped edge. Single bed sizes. Kann’s—Street Floor. Novelty Cuff Fabric Gloves 69¢ pr. —Imported Gloves. with tallored and fancy cuffs. Sizes 6 to 8, in cocoa, gray, nut, sandal and other fashionable shades, Kann's—Street Floor. Children’s Chinchilla Coats $3.98 —Navy and powder blue chinchilla coats in dou- ble-breasted styles with neat linings. Sizes to 6 years. Kann's—Seccnd Floor. Silk-Covered Comforts Irregulars $15 to $30 Grades $9.95 to $14.95 —Just thirty comforts in the lot. Covered with rose, blue, gold or green satin, and filled with 100% pure wool. Size 72x80. A splendid value. Kann’s—Street Floor. Sale! Wool Coat Sweaters $2.95 Values —Sleeveless models, in plain With two pockets and braid binding, Col- ors blue, tan, brown, navy and ° Sizes 36 to 46 Kann's—Second Floor. and fancy weaves. black. 189 Prs. Trade-Marked Arch Support Shoes —Ties, one straps, two straps and novelty oxfords of patent leather, black or brown kid, ® Pair black and tan calf. 8 in the assortment. Sizes 3 to Kann's—Fourth Floor. Art Goods —7 Fancy Nursery Mats, of felt with applique signs i —2. Fancy Spanish Gm Dalls‘ $10_value $5.00 = color Pulg, sndmlde Large s 00 $8. 25;) vnllue e $3. —20 Tie ks, 12-tie ‘size. 59¢ value.. 39¢ ds wm%el Dus-.zr Scarfs, with red or blue trimmi ng. 59c value 19¢ —40 Hand - embroid- ered Models, from display Kann's—Fourth Floor. Silverware ~—8 Sherbet Sets, sterling silver. $798 @5 Q@ —Cocktail silver plated. $3.49 $2'89 -] Kllchen Clock. $1.49 value $1'29 S h a kers, lndlvldull $9.98 value silver plated. ‘lG 98 e $11.98 11 lated. $9.98 Valie o $5.98 value S ha kers, value ... —Salt and Pepper —3 Meat Platte —3 Vegetable Dishes, Kann's—Third Floor. “BUSY CORNER SPECIALS” These Goods Reduced for Friday Only! $1.95 Slip-on Doeskin Gloves $1.79 Pr. —Soft, washable doeskin gloves with self stitched backs. P. K. and P. X. M. Sewn. Sizes 5% to 7% in smart colors. Street Floor. —Chemise, pastel trimmed. 26-pe. Silver Plated Sets $4.49 Set —Flat table ware with stainless steel knives. Heavily silver plated, aitractively known as ‘Third Floor. 35¢ Handkerchiefs 23c Ea. —Pure linen hand- kerchiefs with Ve- nise lace edge. Dainty for gifts— and most economi- cally priced Fri- day. Sl.uet Floor. 27c Ea. —18x36-in Congo- leum Mats in at- tractive colors and designs. Nice to use in front of stove or_ sink. nira'Foor. | Street oor. | " second Foor. $1 Wash Cloths 85¢ Doz. —One dozen as- sorted color cloths in a package for this -~ small ~price Friday. Good size and_absorbent. _ Street Floor. | Street Floor | Third Floor. “S0c Whoopee Socks | 25c Racing Auto | Fudge Candy 35¢ Pr. —Smart, warm socks with plain colored bodies and novelty cuffs. Sizes 6'2 to 10. Street Floor. tion. so00k, with ed designs. T R e T T 47c Ea. —Ready-made Pil- low Ticks, of 8-0z. featherproof _tick- ing, in striped pat- terns. Neatly made. Full size. Street Floor Waterless Cookers $2.89 Ea. —10-qt. Waterless Cookers, of pure aluminum. A labor healthful bath room way to cook. sories. ‘Third Floor. shapes. $1.95 Silk Lingerie $1.59 Ea. 89c Ea. —Sadl-seat rayon bloomers in pastel and street shades. Sizes 5 to 9. A lovely gift sugges- Street Floor. 31 Wah Cloths | 30 Porto Rican | §149 Cups and Baby Pillowcases 25¢ Ea. —Hand-embroider- ed Cases of nain- colorcd embroider- Street Floor 25¢ Racing Auto 19¢ Ea. —The Red’ Flash Racing Auto— mechanical toy with good _strong spring. Looks just like a real racor. Fourth Floor Gold Seal Mats ’ “Gold Seal Mats | Sadl-Seat Bloomers | Infants’ Flannelette l Infants’ Flannelette Tea Pots 59¢ Ea. —English china tea | ;5 SOft: warm. wool- pots 1 attractive Fireproof. Third Floor. 35¢ Tooth Brushes 25¢ Ea. —Splendid brushes with pastel colored handles, to match $2 and $2.25 Mattress Covers $1.39 Ea. step- —Kanco Mattress ins and bloomers covers, of un- of flat crepe in shades. ‘Tailored and lace Misses® and women's size. Second Floor. 49¢ “Bye-Low” Pillow Baby Dolls 38c Ea. —Washable Low” Baby Dolls, “Dottie Dear,” with three extra_ dresses. Just designed. the thing for baby. Fourth Floor. $5.95 Andirons $3.49 Set —Attractively de- signed, sturdy and- irons, you want for your own home, and to give away at Christmas. ‘Third Floor. bleached muslin, with tape binding and rubber button fasteners. Full and twin sizes. Third Floor. $1 Stamped Pillowcases 89c¢ Pr. —sSimple new de- signs stamped on fruit of the loom cotton. Easy embroider. Fourth Floor. “Bye- Woodbury Soap 3 Cakes, 45¢ —A very special price for this pop- ular facial soap. You will want it for your own use and for gifts. Street Floor. will Garments 3 for $1 —Gowns, Kimonos and Gertrudes, of soft warm flannel- ette. Specially priced for Friday. Second Floor. $1.49 Cups and Saucers 88¢ 1% Doz. —BlueWillow China Cups and Saucers, a set of six each at this special price Priday. Third Floor. Fudge Candy 39¢ Lb. —Homemade fudge in * vanilla and chocolate flavors— also marshmallow and nut filled. Special for Friday. Street F‘lmr pretty $1 Snugglers 77¢ Ea. snugglers, in white, black, tan, orchid, pink, blue, cardinal and gray. Street Floor. Playing Cards 5 Packs, $1 —Narrow size acces- Street Floor.