Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1932, Page 24

A. U. DEBATE TEAM DEFEATS OXFORD Side Opposing Cancellation of War Debts Wins. ‘ | Opposing cancellation of war debts, American University’s debating team | last night won a unanimous decision | over a two-man team from Oxford; University, England. The international debate, coming in the midst of negotiations between the United States and its European debtors over the war debts, drew a crowd which | overflowed the capacity of the college chapel in Hurst Hall on the American U. campus. Names of Judges. The judges, who were asked to act on “merits of the debate, and not on the merits of the question,” were John H_ McEvers, Special Assistent to the Attorney neral; Randolph C. Shaw, chief counsel of the Prohibition Bureau, Department of Justice, and William C. Van Vieck, dean of the George Wash- ington University Law School. The winning American U. team was composed of Robert Marcus and Leon Elskerg, while the visitors were Geoffrey | M. Wilson and A. J. Ervine. The pre- siding officer was Dr. George B. Woods, dean of the College of Liberal Arts of , American University. The Oxford men based their argu- ment not on the question of the moral nor legal obligation of the debtors to y, but _upon what they called the e of “economic necessity.” America would gain economically by cancellation, the Oxford men claimed, | declaring a prosperous Europe would mean four times as much each year to this country in trade as the annual war debt payments. They criticized the “haphazard” system of refunding whereby Great Britain paid more on the dollar than other debtors of th» United States, and claimed that the American tariff, “the most formidable in world’s “history,” had made it in- creasingly difficult for Great Britain to pay, especially since Great Britain imports more than she exports, while the United States exports more than is imported. In reply to charges that Europ> hai increased armaments, the Oxford men charged that the United States had | increased armament more in proportion | to its size than any country of Eu- Tope. American Claim. The - American University teem claimed the European powers were legally and morally bound to pay, and the United States was morally bound mot to cancel the debts. The United States in the World War paid its way w cash, and in addition loaned largely to the allies, by borrowing from the American people. To cancel the debts would be taking the load off European ‘urpuyen. and placing it on the ericans, or like “forcing a man vho lolned money to pay himself back,” declared the Amerlcan dehnt.e‘s COUNTY OUT OF DEBT KEEPS TAX RATE LOW Island Area in Washington Is Prosperous and Has No Bonds or Warrants. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, December 1.—A county so it has no bonded debt, whose People mey not be rich, but at least are thrifty and prosperous—that's San Juan County in Northwestern Washington. Made up of a great many islands, San Juan is the smallest county in Wash- u:zwn with an arza of only 178 square Many of the residents are nnnen. Stock raising and canneries occupy others. | Gene Gould, president of the San Juan County Bank at Friday Harbor, smiled as he talked about his islands. “You cannot buy any San Juan County bonds,” he said, “because thege aren't any. Neither are there any m 5 mills, dh!ch lhmu whn keeping ouc of debt BALDWIN TELLS BRITONS |} TO RETURN TO FARMS| Former Prime Minister Says Nation No Longer Can Be Regarded as Work House of World. By the Assoclated Press. GLASGOW, Scotland, December 1.— Stanley Baldwin, cabinet member and former prime mlnhter told an audience here last night that young Britons had better go back to the farm, for the nation no longer can be the work of the world. “When once more prosperity comes to the dominions and they can o) their doors to our people, you will then see, for instance in Canada, industrial developments developed by British money, with British brains and with Brmal:i labor, and not with American,” “S8o far as I can see, any idea that we can be the work house of the world can no longer be held. It is untenable. We have got to devote our minds to greater cultivation of the land than we have done for years past.” g = TALLULAH BANKHEAD BIDS MOVIES FAREWELL Alabama Actress Leaves Hollywood ‘With “No Great Regrets’—Heads for New York. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., December 1.— Her film career admittedly disappoint- ing to herself, Tallulah Bankhead, Ala- bama actress, who first gained fame on the London stage, has said farewell to Hollywood with “no regrets.” “I wish my pictures had been better,” said Miss Bankhead as she left for Pas- adena to board a train for New York. “None of the parts really suited me or my particular personality or the type of talent I am presumed to possess. But that's over now and there was no one "ho I feel could be held to blame for t.” ‘The actress denied reports she had signed a new contract with any film company. Eventually she expects to come back to Hollywood, she said, but her immediate plans depend upon de- velopments after she arrives in New Famous TOM’S COVE OvsTERS From the Beds in the Atlantic Ocean In shell or by the Pint or Quart RAW BAR STEAMED OYSTERS Every Day Except Friday Bandeaux 3 for $1.00 —Boxed milanese bandeaux in pink, peach and white— three colors to a box. Sires 32 to 36. Were 50c each. Kann's—Second Floor. Children’s Turtle Neck Sweaters 97¢ —Fine wool sweaters in tan, navy and brown. Sizes 3 1o 6. Formerly $1.69. Kann's—Second Floor. Ingersoll Pocket Watches $1.00 —Accurate and dependable time keepers . . . new de- signs . each watch guaranteed. ..each boxed. Kann's—Street Floor, 150 Prs. Suede Shoes, Going at $2.50 pr- —All suede . . . suede and kid combinations . . . suede and reptile combinations. . All sizes in the sale. Kann's—Fourth Floor 500 Boxes of Writing Paper 19¢ 5 3 Boxes, 50¢ —29c to 50c values . . . white and colored papers in various sizes end fin- ..some in gift boxes. Kann's—Street Floor. Remnants Wool Goods 68¢ yd. —1,000 yards of 54-inch wool dress goods and coat- ings . . . crepes, rabbit cloth, etc. 1 to 4 yd. lengths. Kann's—Street Floor. Linen Dresser SCARFS 49¢ —36 and 45 inch scarfs of good quality linen with large medallions. Were 75¢ and 89c. Cannon Mill SHEETS 69¢ 6 for $4.00 —81x99-inch sheets of the well known Cannon brand fine muslin sheeting. Kann's—Street Floor. Men’s Raincoats, yoke. Sizes 34 to 44. Men’s Hose 5 Pairs for... to 12, 82.65 —Trench styles of rubberized twill in tan or gray with full vulcanized seams. Double breasted with full belt and 69¢ —Wool and cotton hose in heather tones and sizes 10 .§ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1932. Notions —12 Shoe Bags, Were]50c e ; —Knit Pot Holders. or Special ... 3 10¢ —Small Lot Fancy Brushes, Waste Baskets, Wash Cloth Sets and Sewing (,ablnet.s, solled .25¢ —Utility Boxes, (Special, 3 for 50c) 17¢ —20 Tie Racks— 35¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Underwear ol Chidrens Eayon Gowns d Pajamas. Were 99c; 20. Children’s sample Milanese Vests and Panties, Were $1.00 to $2.95; 12 Women's Rayon Pala- Q¢ ma Ensembles. Were 99 —3 Women's Rayon Che- 35C mise, Soiled. Were 69¢.. —18 Children’s Sample Milanese Gowns and Pajamas. Were $1.95 to $3.95.. $1.09 —41 Infants’ Vests. Were 256 Luggage —3 Wardrobe Sue sl E:eén \V(rclil‘;m £ oston $139 95¢ —6 Fitted Cases. Were [~ $2.98 $1.95 ;:“c’sl'ws.ong Bags. @4 95 e $6.79 —3 Gladstene Hoandle 5. Were $3. 95 Kann's—Fourth Floor. Children’s Wear —Jersey Pants Suils with Wash Blouse, 2 to 6. Were 58¢ $1.49 —Infants' Broadcloth Creepers. Mussed. Were 90 ——8 Blue Blankets— solled. Were T8c 45¢ —Infants’ Sweaters. Soil- ¢ o Were The ta s100. 38¢ —Jersey Long Pants Suits. Were $1.59 58¢c 45 2 to 6. Were $1.00 o¢C —Babes white rayon —12 Bath Robes. Mussed meroerises Hose. W ere 19¢ g —14 Silkk Pajamas. $2 49 Were $3.85 to $5.95.. —18 pes. Silk Under- $1.74 wear. Were $3.95 —106_pes. Siik Lingerie and Rayon Slips. Were 50 $100 .... —128 pes. Silk Undies. 7@, Were 3159 to $196. —17 cs, Ul les—mus- lin and rayon. Were 59¢ 29c Kann's—Second Floor. Chinaware —Imported China Beverage Sets. Were $1.98; Italian Pottery. Was $2.69 and ‘zz,ua;l g3-pe. China ozy ‘ere $1.98. Choice i GSI .00 ~Imported China Condi- ment Sets. Were 69c. 35¢ —O0dds and Enlh’lnr:lud- ing tea sets, vanity sets, etc. Were $1.00 50c¢ —Small Lot hmn Trays, Salt and Pepper Shakers, etc. S ey c. verage Were $1.00 \ 69¢ —23-Pe. China Tu sl 98 Sets. Were $2.69 . —64-Pc. China Din-"’ mer Sets. Were 319.98 $27.98 —95-Pc. China Din- ner Sets, Were $39.98 824'98 —100-Pc. Porcelain Dinner Sets. Were s 1 l '98 English Porcelain $19.95 . —61-Pc, Kann's—Third F‘l’Jor Dinner Sets. Toilet Goods $25.00 —0dds and Ends, including per- fumes, lotions, compacts, soap, Were 75¢ Overcoats Topcoats and Suits Special Friday —139 garments from our $19.50 stock . . . Regular, short, long and stout sizes in the new gray and brown tones . . . An opportunity to save $4.25 on each suit, overcoat and topcoat pur- chased. Kann's—Second Floor. Broadcloth 8 40 Shirts —Lustrous broadcloth shirts. White, blue, tan, green and gray in collar at- tached style. White in neck- band style. ‘Sizes 14 to 18 in the Ilot, but not all sizes in Mocka §]:39 Mocha Gloves...... —One-c! styles of mocha. lfi"fiu gly* to w:ny EACH Kann's—Street Floor. | Cooking School, Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.—Broadcast WOL Many Bargains wiise Bougie Friday at Ram{ Which Will Later Become Appreciated Christmas Gifts Corsets ~—5 Rubber Girdles, laced on siae. Size 32. Were sl 95 $3.50 —4 Kubber Corsettes, soiled. Sizes 34 and 42. Were @ Q= —3sV Discontinued Girdics, soiled. Were $1.00 w 52,00 50c Kann's—Second Floor. Floorcoverings —1 Wool, Wiiton Rug, 9x12-t. Was @90 Q5 $64.95 —1 Seamless Ax- minster Rug. 9x12- = ft. Was $24.95 $15.95 —1 Seamless Wool Velvet Rug, X! 1t Was $14 89 = Seamiess Wool ilton Rug. 6x9-ft. Was $44.95 $22.45 ;l Wool W n . 4 “’:S‘ $24 9~x . $10‘95 —25 Jute Smyrna Rugs, - 2x4-ft. Were $1.00 39¢ —10 Axminsier Rugs, 6) & 36x63-in. Were $3.75 $2.29 —1 Seamless Ax- minster Rug, 9xli- fe. wes sst0s.... $16.45 =350 yds, Napier Mxmn,, 2ein. Was 98 30, -err 39C —1 American Orien- tal Rug, 9x12 Was $60.95 ... $33.45 —1 Seamiess Velve ?"::és 9:\12—11. Was $10 95 Taige xf," I Bt 19¢ ;xsr?n{:-’s ;g;;nssicc!tdnw 39¢ —100 yds. Factory Remnants In- laid Linoleum. $2.50 sa. yd. Kann's—Third Floor. Umbrellas —3 Silk Mixed Umbrel- las, ]fl-l’)b.l:“elercn;firflefl. s2 50 —3 Silk Mixed Umbrel- las, 16-rib. Were :I3.95. $1‘98 —5 Gloria Umbrellas, Toris, were s20e.... $1.49 Kann's—Street Foor. Linens Scarfs 'Mwhflt ’:{;‘ d C: s, ‘ere c an 08 ... 15¢ 3 Madeira Linen Tabie Cloths, AN embd. ize Sox6e. Were s645.... 9495 —Linen Table Damask, plain white, also colored border, 50 64-in. wide. Was 89c. Yd c —3 Doz._Spanish Embroldered Napkins., Wi .00. D:: ins. Were $10. $5.95 —15 Yds. Tan Art Linen, 25c 27-in. wide. Was 50c. Yd. 16 Washable Table Cloths, 54-in, size. Were $1.25 Kann’s—Street Floor. Handkerchiefs —Men’s and Women'’s Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Were 18¢ 35¢c_and 50c. —Men’s Plain and Initialed linen Handkerchiefs. Were 50c 25¢ and 75c. .. —Small lot Chiffon Hand- F“ kerchiefs, Were $1.00 c —0dd lot Men's 2nd Wom- 7 en's Handkerchiefs, ea.. L Kann's—Street F'lt'u‘ Mirrors—Pictures —15 Pictares. Were $1.50 1o $1.95 50¢ = $4.95 o Mir- &5 rors, Were $995..... $0.95 —15 Large Pi: ;)gc ‘Wer> $1.00. o $9.95 Kann'SrvT‘fll'd Floor, Hosiery —12 Prs. Misses’ Fuid-Fashioned Silk Hose; 40 ¢rs. Chil- dren’s Long Hose. 10¢ " Full-Fash- —50 Prs. Women's ioned Silk Hose. 38C elh \r\ool Socks. Onuhe “ool- b.)c Full-Fashioned Chifton Hioses nandied. . 20C Kann's—Street Floor. Trimmings —14 Fancy Elastic Beits. Wero 5175 and 5200, 57¢c —5 Astrakan Fabric Scaris. Were $1.39 47c —0dd fo¢ Small Fancy Butions, Doz. cn Were 39 5 and 48~ card Kann's—Street Floor. Specials in the DOLLAR SALE of HOME FITTINGS! —$1.69 Extra Wide Prisc cushion dot marqu ~\lh v —69¢ t2 98¢ merquicette —49c Aihambra Opaque Window Shades. Complete with fixtures. ... ——69c Shiki Rep and Slub-Weave Dama,sk 50 in. wide, 2 yds' —39¢ French Marquisette Curt: 48 in. wide.... —19¢ Cretonnes with lorge and small Size 3x5.9. Drapery Fabr terial, in ecru and send. 19(‘ Natural C).m Imported Gauze for draperies. Theatrical 8 yds. illa Curtains ot sl 00 pr' 3 for $1. 00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Mfl- [ S yds. 10 yds. —19c Sanislip Mattress Covers with tape ties. Full and twin bed Sizes........... 2 for $1.00 Kann's—Third Floor. Bedcoverings —3 N Siar All Wool Blan- keis, 72x84-1n. Were §10.95 —=6 Plush Auto Rob: Qe b 82 95 —Bcacon Part Wool Blonkets, Each $1.060 —Beacen Crib Blankets, nursery designs. Each.. 49¢ —Beacon Part Wool Blankets, pair-in-one. $4.95 . Kann's—Street F’lcor Girls’ Wear —25 Knit Jumper Dresses with blouses. Also 15 Jersey 4-7(! Dresses. Were $1.00. —lz Wool Dresses. Were 94.¢ —30 Overblouses, Were $1.00 48¢ resses. Were 28¢ pe. Were 53 95 . ‘Kann's—Second Floor. Suits. 3,000 Yards—79¢ SILKS Printed Silk Crepes Canton Silk Crepes Washable Flat Crepes —39-inch silks, in new colors 59yd and new designs. 350 yds. Transparent Velvet Remnants. . 1,000 yds. Silk Remnants Remnants 18c to 28c Wash Good Remnants 28¢c to 58¢ Linings.... 39¢ and 49¢ yd. ..10c yd. ...19¢c yd. Kann's—Street Floor. Leather Goods —50 Leather Bags. Shopworn. Were @] () $2.95 .. 00cnnnnn :‘lio u;um -ndshlml- m Bags. 0p- worn. Were $1.95...... 49¢ —Leather Billfolds lnd 39 c Kann's—Street Flwr Dresses -—l-7_5 'llalyon nglm .“p!rlnud and plain colors, to 50. Were $3.00. $1.50 —60 Prmedsolta o Dresses, sizes 50 to Were $3.95...... $2.00 —140_ All-Wool D: , women's and misses’ sizes. Were $3.95 to $5.95. $2.95 —30 Silk Dreesses, soiled. Sizes 38 to 44. 83 95 . ann's—Second Floor. Juniors’ Wear ~—29 Junior Dresses, sizes 11 to 17. Were 31.97 $7.95 ' —12 Junior Misses’ Dresses. Were $5.95. 32'97 Kann'’s—Second Floor. Home Frocks —21 Printed Hooverettes. Weze $1.00 50¢ —32 Jersey and Printed Rayon Dresses. Were $1.59 to g3 o —138 Novelty Knit Dresses, misses’ and women's sizes. —21 Smocks and Colored Tnitorms, - Were $198.; IIC Chenille Waist Aprons_and Apron Sets, Were 79¢c and $1.00.. 50c Kann's—Second Floor. Silverware —4 Electric Mantel D e o $5.90 e by Clocks, Were $12.50.. 36'25 —2 Walnut pier cabinet clocks.. Shopworn. Were ss.m [verware. ere 236" Siives-plated " 2-F. oy ] lver-] o oo st Wees 100, D9 —Knives and Forks, whkg and colored handles. Coats —4 Raincoats, sizes 14 to 4. Were $1.95 49c —3 Sports Coats, sizes 16 and 18. $1650 ... —3 Velveteen sizes 16 to 20. —2 Camel's Hair Coats, with raccoon collars, $12.95 Sizes 38 and 18. Were $29.50. —fi Spcflsm‘1 . wui,th raccoon collars. . Were $15.00. $4'95 —1 Black Coat, ja mink trim. Size 16. $28.00 W $14.75 Kann's—Second Floor. DRESSES Reduced! —29 Street Dresses of rough crepe. Were $10.00 to $5 $15.00 . —>5 Dance Frocks of rough crepe with velvet $5 Jjackets. Were $10.95 b—? Afterncon Dresses of lack transparent velvet. Were $29. Sfl,sl l —11 Dresses of lace, velvet and_brocaded Shimn. Ve £12.50 Kann's—Second Floor. Green Coat, size 16. Art Goods —Imported Oblong Footstools. Were $2.98 $1.98 —1 pc. Brass Smocking Sets. Were sloa Parchment 590 Bed Lights. Were $1.00. —6 Wooden ngazme Racks. Were $1.00 $1.98 —18 Wooden Tie mks 190 Were 39¢ Kann's—Fourth Floor. Women's Capeskin GLOVES $1.00 —Pullons_with_plain and fancy tops. Black with white and dark brown shades. Sizes 5% to 7%. Kann's—Street Floor. Housewares —2 Weoden Clothes $1.49 Hampers, Shopworn. Were $2.98 .... —4 Willow Clothes Hampers. Were $2.98 $398 . ... —3 Fireplace Wood Basktts. Were $1.98; 5 Bmd carved Fire- place $2.98, —1 ‘Were $1. -3 Electrlc Grates, Were $7.95 $3.49 —4 Electric_Sandwich Toasters. Were $249 M" Elvevum Bacon and £z . Were 00 $1.98 $1. —4 M-B Electric Tea Ball Tea Pots. Were $7.98; 6 Imported Bird Cages. Were_$4.49 -2 M-B Elect Urns, Were $9.98.. —9 Earthern Casseroles 750 with frames. Were $1.39.. ~1 Frigidaire dem- ...... onstrater, .w-s 31'75 00 $229.00 -1 =1 Porceisin Gas 324.95 Range. Was $39.95 —9 Cast Aluminum Saucepans, 2-qt. Kann's—Third Floor. Homefittings —Remnants of Curtain and Drapery Fabrics. Were 19¢ @6 to 29c yd. —Remnznts Curtain and Drap- ery Fabrics. Were 39¢ to 19(! 59¢ yd. —Remnants Curtain and Drapery Fabrics. Were 69c to 98c 39(7 yd. 8 Prs. Velour Portieres. ‘Were $7.95 Sict Wi $3 98 —Curtain ps. Were 49c to $1.00 . 290 —Sample Upholstery Squares. Were 39¢ t0 19 c 69c .. —48 Wi onds, 49¢c to 59¢ zndu ‘Walnut Veneered W: 0 Prs. Irish Point Curtains. Were $1.98. sl 29 —0dd Lot Scrim Cur- 9Q¢o tains. Were 49c to 59c. —28 Chintz Boudoir Chair 79C Covers. Were $1.29. —12 Mogquette \zlnur Ceuch Covers. Were ss 64 $9.98 ... 1 Three-pe. Living Room Suite of Furniture. Was $100.00 $59.95 —7 Bolts 50-in. Natural 99 ¢ Color Sateen. Was 39¢ yd. Kann's—Third Floor. Jewelry —4 Simulated Pearl Bracelets. &er;sa.fsé §l'95 —1 Simulated Pearl Pl e Rhinestone —8 Were $2.95 to $4.95 .. —3 Men's Sterling Buckle and n:lmgr:;‘ S:':-—awnd 6 Men's Wate! Lol ere Wat $1.50 —6 Mickey Mouse Pins. 39¢ Were $1.00 —10 Noveliy Neckiaces and 10 Simulated Pearl Bracelets. Were $1.00 50(! —2 Boys' Wrist ‘Watches. Were $4.95.. Kann's—Street Floor. Ribbons —Small Lot Hair Rib- bons. Were 25¢ to 35¢ yd. —Small Lot Unboxed Ribbon Were 50c .. Kann's—Street Floor, 12V5¢ Neckwear —Clearance Softies—a few brim hats. Were 59¢ to $1.59 39¢ to 59¢ ‘Were 59¢ t0 T9¢....0000e —Jersey Poncho Blousettes, Wool le ettes. Were $1.95 lfld ‘1'5 $1.00 and $1.95 ¢ Kann's—Street Floor. No Mail or Phone Orders on Friday Remnants and Odd Lots! Argonne Velvet RUGS Perfects and Irregulars $29.95 Grade. —The rugs that children can't wear out. less grade in the 9x12-ft. size, choice patterns and col- Buy tomorrow and ors. save! Domestics =) Bro.wu Kajou bp.elda single $400 ... —80 Anchor Crib Saeets. 45(: Were 59¢ —115 ‘wide. wide, —Remnants Unbleached Muslin, 36-in. wide. 8c. Yd. —Unbleached S h e e ting, 81-in. wide, Yard...... and Yds. Berkley Cambric, Was 25c. 190 ) ¥ds. White hm‘ Cloth, Was A seam- a variety of Kann's—Third Floor. Was $22.50. —1 Twin Siugio Couch. Was $23.95. —2 Dressers—Wainut Weie $22.50. —2 Hair and Felt Was 5(: 15¢ Kann's—Street Flor Men’s Wear —Turtle -neck Cotton Sweaters. Were 79c..... 49c¢ —21 Men’s Blanket Robes. Were $1.00.. —40 Pajamas—pl and fancy. Were 84c. (2for $1). Sde Nightshirts. 6 4 c —Cotton Sizes 16 to 20. 79¢ 4/6 and 3/3. Were $12.00. —80 prs. Fur-Lined Cape- 99¢ skin Gloves. Sizes 8 t0 1015, —Flannelette Night Shirts. 76C —40 Slip-over Sports $1.69 Sweaters. Were$2.15. Kann's—Street Floor, Boys’ Wear —Combination Suits—wool pants, wash top and tie. 3 to B Were 3100 —Boys’ Corduroy Shnfll. Bl imaie vy 09¢ —120 Puritan Al-Wo Juvenile Sweaiers. _Sizes 83 3to010.. —Tweed | Erokznnuswu Were $9.85. Kann' Spomwear —Blouses . cotion, novelty linen, batiste o Were $1.95 —Blouses of Frenchsilk crepe, aottea Six-drawer style.. Kann's—Thir Gloves —92 Prs. Washable Capeskin Gloves. Were $2.39 ...... —74 Lambskin Gloves. ‘Were $1.95 —2 Coffee Tables. —3 Butterfly Drop- Leaf Tables. Were $1.95 —1 Stand and Stool. $S 95 swiss” Q70 satin or jersey. $5.95 —I12 Riding Breeches, whipcord Were 31.88 —6 Jodphurs, whip- cord or tweed. Were 32 88 or wool tweed, $595 .... $16.50 Kann's—Second Floor. Swagger 'Su Kempy tweed. wu $7.98 Table. Was $9.95.... —1 Wicker Wardrobe for baby. Was $14.75.. —1 Book Trough, un- peinted. Was $3.98.. —1 Baby Dressing Table and Tub. Was $14.75 . —1 Dinette Table Were 97¢ $4.89 $1.39 $32.50 —1 Folding Go-Cart with hood. Was $4.98.. ~—1 Steel Bridge Set, chairs with arms. Was $9.75 ’16.95 Beds, Etc. '—1 Coil Spring Double Couch. " $14.50 $15.00 and ma- hogany nm.m;a $15'95 Inner S p.rln [4 sll 50 Mattress, 4/6. $12.50 822,50 ¢ $6.44 $1.39 $1.49 Kann's—Street Floor. Furniture $1.18 $1.28 $2.88 $4.88 £8.88 $1.18 $6.88 and 2 Chairs. Were 317.88 $3.88 $6.88 Kann's—Fourth Filoor. BUSY CORNER SPECIALS Popular Goods Reduced for Friday Only $1 Regulation Coat Sweaters 79¢ —A good fitting sweater with two pockets, and but- tons; brown cocoa, black. Sizes 38 to 46. Second Floor. 49¢ Knitting Worsteds 39c¢ hank —FPull 3% - ounce hanks of worsteds in & va- riety of pretty, bright colors. Fourth Floor. 39¢ Velveteen Covered Hangers 29c¢ set —Six in a set. Pastel colors. Dresses slip off! will Dainty, practical and inex- pensive for gifts. Sh‘eeb Floor. 49¢ Anaconda Electric Cords 29¢ ea. —An unusually low price for these silk electric cords. Bakelite plug and socket with cut on and off switch. Thil’d Floor. 'l 95 Lambskin Gloves $1.69 pr. 1l - on and one-clasp cos- tume typesin black with white, and dark brown tones. Sizes 534 to T4, —Fancy Glace Street Floor. T39cPlaid Rag Rugs | $1 Cookic Jars | 19 Wool Snugglers 29¢ ea. —27x54 - n Scotch plad patterns and bright colors. All tub fast. " Palmolive Soap | $249 Desk Blackbrds | $1.95 Evening Bags 8 for 50¢ —A low this delightful et -inch rugs price Rayon Satin 49c yd. IM pillows, forts, slips, etc. Floor. ltnec knitting $1 and $1.19 Linen Damask Table Cloths 89c ea. —52-in. cloths, in plain white, or with colored borders, good weight, at- tractive patterns. Street Floor. 49¢ Nut-Filled Choe- olate Crumbles 33c Ib. —Delicious choco- late crumbles, filled with nuts to add flavor. A very spe- cial value Friday. __ FourthPoor. | StreetFoor. 1| _Second Floor. Floor. $1.98 Hat Boxes $1.59 ea. 95¢ shades. —Square - shaped —Three black hat boxes with neat linings, double locks, swinging handle. Size Tx1315x16. Fourth Floor. Symphony Playing Cards l not. 4 decks, $1 —A very spechl value for Friday! ture-back cards with gilt and silver edge in a box! Street Floor. 48c¢ ea. —Riverside O i1 Opaque Shades in the wanted colors. 3x5.9 size mounted onspring rollm. and complete with fixtures. Third Floor. $1 Cookie Jars 69c ea. —New imported cookie jars of dec- orated porcelain. Bright, colorful af- fairs, especially nice_for rifts. ‘Third Floor. $2,09 Desk Blackb'rds $1.48 ea. —Complete with 16 different charts, including the alphabet in two colors and in white, for T 5% Panme | Children's Hose | 81 PamcWool 's Hose 2 prs., 25c ’ 69c Window Shades pleces pink, blue or white cmcmfwufih tots to 3 years. enina and green, pink, orchid and blue. Neckwear Dept. . ThidFoor. 1 ThirdPoor. F St Ploo. Kann's §1.39 “Busy Corner™ Silk Crepe yd. —Guaranteed to wash, wear and give general satis- faction. In 30 new street and evening Street Floor. 79 Handmade Nightgowns 57c ea. —White nainsook gownl decorated th hand embrold: fl Round and vee neck styles. Sizes 16,17 and 18, Second Floor. T 39 Velvetoen | $198 Hat Boxes | Children's $195 $1.95 Coat’ Sets $1.69 of l(m-k Crystal Necklaces 45c¢ ea. —16 and 18 inch genuine rock crystals. $1.25 Rayon Bedspreads 89c ea. —Double - b e d spreads, in solid ‘woven jacquard patterns; rose, green, blue, gold, and orchid. Street Floor. 79¢ Wool Snugglers 65c¢ ea. —Soft warm, snuggly snugglers, black, gTay, $1.95 Evening Bags $1.59 ea. —Eme!opes and color K:uchu “of simu- ted pearls in black, white and !luheu. Pretty lh’!fl Plnw.