Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1933, Page 25

MONTGOMERY AREA GAINS PUPULATIUN‘ State Statistics Reveal In-; crease of 1,500, Bringing Total to 53,375. By a Staff Correspondent of The Btar. ROCKVILLE, Md., February 2.—An increase in population of 1,500 was re- corded in Montgomery County during the past year, according to statistics compiled by the Bureau of Vital Sta- tistics of the Maryland State Depart- ment of Health, and the county finished 1932 with a total population of §3,375. The population of 9 of the State's 23 counties showed decreases, accord- ing to the data compiled by the health officials, which places Montgomery County in seventh place in Maryland and shows this community to be grow- ing faster than the State as a whole. Montgomery is exceeded in popula- tion now by only Allegany County, which, includes the city of Cumberland; Anne * Arundel, including cAnnapolis; Baltimore, including Baltimore City; Frederick, including the city of Fred- erick; Washington County, which in- cludes Hagerstown, and Prince Gecrges. Takoma Park, with a population of 7,444, Temains the largest town in the county. the report discloses. Rockville has a population of 1,510, and Gaithers- burg 1,175. All these towns showed in- creases in population, while 17 towns of more than 1,000 population in Mary- land shoucd decreases. MISSOURI PARDON SOUGHT BY FUGITIVE Colorado Commutes Smeeman’s Sentence and He Goes to Jefferson City. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, February 2.—Freed by a Governor’s commutation of com- pleting a sentence for car theft in Colorado, Glenn Smecman, 33, today was en route. in custody of an officer, to Jefferson City to seek a pardon from a sentence for a similar crime in Missouri. After that he will resume his work as a Cleveland music publisher. Smeeman escaped from a Colorado road gang soon after he was com- mitted in that State in 1918. He became & business success. He returned to Col- ordo voluntarily after he was arrested in Cleveland recently. He arrived here late last night and left this morning. At Jefferson City Smeeman will ap- Kal to Gov. Guy B. Park for a pardon. e faces a two-year term for a St. Louis car theft in 1916. J. V. Allison, St. Louis business man, who owned the machine, said he would appeal to Gov. Park for clemency for Smeeman. Commendation of the manner in which Colorado handled the case was voiced in Denver by A. H. MacCor- mick .of Washington, D. C., assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons “At every turn in the Smeeman case,” MacCormick said, “the Governor upheld the dignity of the law—an im-! portant thing these days in a State which stands well near the top : for law \iu]atim 20 CHINESE SEAMEN DEPORTED AS ALIENS 186 Others Brought to U. S. for Employment of Liner Face Similar Action. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, February 2.—Twenty Chincse seamen brought to this country | to work on the Grace liner Santa Elisa wer> ordered deported yesterday after hearings before a special board of in- quiry at Ellis Island. Meanwhile, & hearing in the case of 186 other Chinese brought here by a cruise agency to work on the Dollar Line President Johnson, was proceeding. Twentr-two Chinese seamen were taken off the liner Santa Teresa yes- terday and taken to Ellis Island to await deportation proceedings. Protests from the International Sea- men’s Union resulted in the 206 Chinese being taken off the liner President Lin- coln when it arrived here last Saturday. They came as passeng>rs, but 20 of | them were to have been employed on the Santa Elisa and the remainder on the President Johnson, which has been chartered for a world cruise. Iminigration officials said the 20 Chi- nese were being excluded because they have no visas. The Government con- tended they did not come in as bona fide passengers in transit. GOLD BOUNTY OFFERED Ecuador to Pay 50 Per Cent ofi Seized Money for Tips. ! QUITO, Ecuador, February 2 (#).— Persons revealing clandestine transac- tions in gold will, under regulations promulgated yesterday by the govern- ment. receive 50 per cent of the amount seized. ‘The new decree controls the sale and use of currency for exchange. Import- ers may obtain exchange only for ma- terials not produced in this country. Pensions to Ecuadorians, except stu- dents, will not be permitted after April. REDUCED FARE *1.00 BALTIMORE Every Saturday and Sunday, good returning till last train Sunday night. W,B, &A.E.R.R. 12th St. and New York Ave. N.W. WANT TO LOOK YOUNG? The secret of keeping young is to feel young—to do this you must watch your liver and bowels—there’s mo need of having a sallow complexion—dark rin, under your cyn—fhnplu—‘ Mllfl;l look in your face—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well known physician | In Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- pound as a substitute for calomel to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle in their action yet always effecttive. They help bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known their olive color. 15c, 36c, 60c. Men’s Store Mew's $1.65 Slip-Over Sleeveless Sweaters $1.00 —Medium-weight, all- wool sweaters in grays, tans, rusts and heath- er mixtures. Sizes 34 to 44. —10 Chalmers Part- ool Shorts, Were 55¢.33C —13 Duofold Union Suits. Wool, worsted and rayon, short sleeve, length. $4.00 ... s Tariie Neek t Cotton Sweat- ers. Were 19¢ 29¢ Tl Reis Sil ‘and_Wool Unlon Sults. Were §9 85 —Shirts and Diaw- ers, 10% wool. Were $1.25 each.. 85¢ oats. w lned. Were $495. $2-85 —3 Duofold Rayon Du-Ons. Sizes 36. 4Q¢ ‘Were $1.50 —130 Shirts. Soiled and mussed. Broken 590 —75¢ Shorts and Shirts. Solled. Were ]85 Wool Athictc Shirts. ‘Wool A ic S| s, Were 79¢ 440 —16 Wool Flannel Robes. Small and medium 32.89 sizes. Were $3.95. —5 All-Wool Blouses with zipper fronts. $2 65 Were $3.95. Men’s Handkerchiefs 9c ea. —White with white stripe borders. White with fancy borders. —1 Suede Cloth Zipper Blouse. $1 85 Was $2.95. —2 Wool Vests. $l.m) Were §1.95 —12 Duofold Du-On Union Suits. Part wool. §] 985 ‘Were $2.50 =5 Travelo Wool 82.65 Vests. Were $3.95. —19 All-Wool Slip-ower Shaker Sweaters. Were $335. h32 .85 —7 Handkerd Sets. 29c —1 Blanket Robe. Was $1.95 —30 Rayon shirts and Shorts. ere 55¢ and 65c. ¢ 25¢ 6 Shirt and Short ot e sto0 . 09¢ —12 Prs. nml; Gloves. Fade Were $2.95. $1.00 10 Prs. Gloves, Damaged. Were $1.95. 49c —Fancy Suspenders. Were $1.00 79¢ —Initialed v‘;mu Reeters. Soiled. Were $1.00 ..... coee 49 c —35 Blue or Ca- nary S - mas. Were $495 $3'85 —14Rose Silk Shirts. Soiled. $2 65 Were l‘:«:s 4 —Stri l‘me Ties. (3 for 55¢. 21c Kann's—Men's Store . Street Floor. Boys’ Store Boys' 5295 to $495 Jersey Suits $1.39 —Just the " suits for right now. Sizes 4 to 9. 400 Boys’ Shirts 29c¢ ea. 6 for $1.65 —Whites, solid_colors, fancy patterns. Broken sizes, in youth and junior styles. A few button-on blouses in the lot. —Corduroy Longies. Sizes 12 to 16. Were sl 49 $1.89 —Leatherette cm.n ~Sheep lined. Sizes 6, 8, 18. Brown and black. $1 89 ‘Were $3.65 ... Boys' $185 All-Wool Knicker Suits $5.85 —Brown and gray mixtures, worsted cuffs. Fully lined. Sizes 8 to 17. —All - Wool Flannel Roves. "Were s105... 89¢€ —Boys' Blanket Robes. Were $1.19.. 590 Boys’ Shirts and Shorts 23c ea. 5 for $1.00 —Shirts of combed yarns in sizes 24 to 30. Shorts of fast color novelty broadcloth. Sizes 26 to 32. Boys’ Pajamas 55¢ ea. 2 for $1.00 —Kann’s fine broad- cloth pajamas in one and two plece styles. Sizes 4 to 14. Kann’s—Boys’ Store Second Floor. THE_ EVENING STAR, Hand-Tied Filet Chair Sets 59c¢ set —Large size back and two arm rests of linen lace in filzt patterns. $1.00 to $1.50 values. Kann's—Street Floor. Remnants of Wash Goods 10c¢ yd. —15c to 25c grades . . . in- cluding printed zephyrs, percales, etc. —Remnants 28c to 50c Wash Goods .... 19¢ yd. —Remnants 29c to Sle Linings c yd. Kann's—Street Floor —Dress Shields and Ban- ] () deaux._ Choice c —100 Yds. White Mercerized Cot- ton, also Black Sewln; 10 Silk. 4 spools for.. c —4 Shopping Bags, 3 L\lllldr! Dolls, sofled. 25 c Zbisn "Cloihs, " Giiliy " Cloths and Pot Holders, 4 4 for —Laundry ‘Bags, white and striped. Tape, colors only Friday, 3 pieces 18¢ Kanns—Street Floor. Linens —15 All-Over Lace Table Cloths. Were $1.00 79¢ 0 Linen Damask Face Towels. Were 50c. 29¢ —A45 Cotton Bridge Sets. 25 Hand embd. Were 3gc... c . Linen Toweling. Was 30c yd 19¢ —20 Boxes Madeira Linen apkins. SiX in box, for 69c —i5 Linen Napkins, white, @ also colored borders. Each 2C Kann's—Street Floor. A New Lot! Leather Shoes $1.29 —Straps and oxfords of black kid and patent leather . . . 50 low in price. Sizes 312 to 8. A, B, C widths in assortment. Kann's—Fourth Flnor. Men’s and Women’s Handkerchiefs 12 for 29¢ —Large white handkerchiefs with hemstitched hems for men; women's styles with colored borders. Kann’s—Street Floor. Tailored & Appliqued Rayon Undies 29¢ —Chemise, combinations, bloomers, panties, step-ins and vests in regular sizes. Tailored bloomers, panties and vests in extra sizes. Kann's—Street Floor. Juniors’ Wear —17 Jr. Miss Coats. Were $45 to $59.50 816‘75 —20 Fur - Trimmed Coats. Were $15.00 ss 00 } 3 Dresses. Were $3.95 81-00 —11 Juniors Silk Dresses. Were $5.95. $1'97 —8 Polo and Tweed Sports Coats. Were $3.98 $10.75 Kann's—Second Floor. Floorcoverings =1 Seamless Velvet Rug, B8Yx10% Was $21.50 . —1 Seamliess Axminster Rug. 9x12-ft. Soiled. —1 Seamless Velvet Rug. $19.95 ... —1 Seamless Wilton Rug, 9x12- ft. Second of $64.95 831.89 grade —1 Seamless Velvet Rug. 9x12-ft. W: $2195 . * $10.75 sl scimicas Worsted Rur Yax10)2 - 1t. as e Xas Napi Mztu$ e apier ing. Were 69¢ 290 ‘minster Rug. Soiled nster Rug. i Was $32.50. $15 95 Taate. ere S0 to oe. nant Te 0 5434, "23¢ $2.88 Felt Base Rug, 9x9 ft. Damaged. $5.95 .. —3 Feli-Bace Rugs. 9x101;-ft. Dam: . Were s635. e $3.95 Kann’s—Third Floor. Gloves —71 Prs. Pull-on Velvet Gloves, sizes 515 to 7. Pr. 49¢ —213 ‘Prs. Pull-on Fab: 39, ric Gloves. Special, pair. c —9 Prs, 16-Buttcn White Glace Lampskin Gloves. Soilea $1.00 —17 Prs. Black Suede Pull-ons.” Were $195... 9OC Kann's—Street Floor. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1933. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders on Remnants and Odd Lots. Corsets —5 Nemoflex Full Hip Girdles, were §$750; 4 Wonderlift e Were 1/ Price —Table Lot Combinations and $1.00 s—m«mdlzu Size Corselettes. an & continued $5.00 model. 32'95 —‘l‘:‘flelslth Blcllt Cor- settes. Small sizes. Tere 85,00 $2.49 Kann's—Second Floor. Neckwear —Plaid Poncho Blousettes. Were T9¢ o 59¢ —Chanel Shape Fancy Silk Crepe Scarfs, \were 49c; Jersey Poncho and Wool Scarf 29c 218 Weal et a%nuu'.i ettes. ‘ere $1. ant s255 $1.57 Felt and Velvet Sefties. Were T9c and $1.00. 37c Kann's—Street Floor. 600 Silk Crepe Underthings s 39c €a. ance Sets Originally $1.00 —Lace - trimmed _ styles in blush and flesh. Women's and misses’ sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. Chemise Stationery —Beautifully Framed Minatures, Assorted styles and subjects. and $1.00 Kann's—Street Floor. Leather Goods —50 Leather Bags, :hop- worn. Were $1.95 and 790 $2.95 —Plain and Suede Leather Belts. Were 50c and l/zPrice and suede leather. and $7.50 —Leatherette Frames— ox8 and 7e9, Were s9c.. SC —Caratol ll:ndlnn. 290 Kann' s—s!reet P.oor. Toilet Goods —36 Boxes Tish Paper Handxerchiets, 30c se.. 3O€ —65 Air Purifying Per- fume Holders; 55 Tidy 19 Boxes. Were 31005 c —Donge Soap, the 25c e 25¢ —180 Bathroom Bottles, Tum- blers, Powder Boxes, of 10(: colored glass —24 Pkgs. Fitch Mentho Pep Skin Lotion and Tube 39 Fitch Shaving Cream. Pkg. 9~ € ;‘.’2 ::e; Hvenogroude ace ler. $1.0( Xes. (3 _for $1.00). 35¢ —175 Tooth lrfllht‘. Were loc ;‘5 Bottles Body 1'"“'!. perfumed alcohol. Were . 19¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Silverware —50 Knives and Forks. Were 19c. * 1lc —30 Pewter Dishes. Were 590 —25 Baby Spoons, munity Plate. Were $1.. 45¢ S0 Butier Knives ‘Sugsr Spoons, etc. Were 90 25¢ —25 Elecirlc Alarm Clocks. | Were $198.. 98¢ -Day Clocks. Were $15.98 37'50 Kann's—Third Floor. China pos. “was. s2s00., $12.50 —1 China Dinner Set, 82 pes. Was @99 9 859 98 Dinner Sets, 38 52.98 pc& Were $4.98.. —1 Dinner Set, 50 55.98 pes. Was $1298.. -1 pc.;. frigerator Sets. Were 69¢ —12 Pottery Vases. Were $1.25 .. —72 Cups and Saucers. Were 25c. —25 Decorated Pitchers. Were 98¢ to $1.29 —100 Pcs. Gold Encrust- ed Stemware. Were 49c. —300 Pcs. Rose or Green Glass Stemware. Were 69c Kann's—Third Floor. L —22 Stage Coaal::l)ndlo 50¢ Lamps. Were fi 49 —5 Davenport Lamps. Were $2.98 81'98 —117 Vanity Lamps. Were $1.00. 50¢ —14 Bed Lights. $1.00. As is.. —2 Table Lamps. Were $10.95. As is.. 85'95 ;sh(:gl‘-:n“fal Elees ¥ Kmpst 12 s les. Were $2.98 and $3.98 $1'98 —200 Electric Light Bulbs. 8 Were 10c < =20 Boudoir and Vlnl!y Shades Wcre 49c to "$1.00. 250 -—7 Ponery Table hmpl. 77C Kann'!—'l'hh’d Floor. Reduced—All Cotton Mattresses $2.69 Originally $395 —Heavy rolled-edge mat- tresses with close tufting lnd heavy, durable ticking. sizes. Kann's—Third Floor. 585 Pairs of Readymade Damask Drapery Sets at /2 $2.98 Damask Drapery Sets.” $4.95 Damask Drapery Sets. k Drapery Sets. Now, set. Now.... Da $7.49 and $7.95 Drapes. $8.89 Damask Drapéry Sets. —Pinch-pleated styles with tie-backs. Colors in assortment, Trose, blue, green, gold, red, and rust. 36, nmdsomchmun Kann's—Third Filoor. Cloth Coats —3 Sports Coats, fur- 34-00 e Dress Costa, mitics’ ress sllel ‘Were fll 'IL. . $7'00 Sports Coats, fur- lal ‘Were $29.50. . —1 Camels Hair Cllt, size 14. Was $29.50.. —1 Dress Coat, size 16. Was $59.50.... —1 Gray Dress Coat, sizé 16. $79.50 - —Evening Wraps. Were $15 to $29.50— £9.95 to $19.95 Kann's—Second Floor, Toys —1 Small Desk and $3.95 —1 Rowi Machine. Wlltl59n‘ cesssen sloo —1 Velocipede, second $2.75 Kann's—Fourth Flgor. Printed Percale Hooverettes 49c¢ For Mi & Women —Fine - count, fast - color printed percales . . . with dy ruffies, contrasting organ .color pipings, pockets, cap sleeves, sleeveless. ann's—sSecond Floor. Home Fittings —Remnants Curtain and Dra- pery Materials. Were 19¢ to 6c 29c yd. —lcmnnh Curtain lnd Dra- pery Materials. Were 39¢ 160 to 59¢ yd —'thll:‘l‘h(.“wfllhl G;Cnd Dra- pery Mal ‘ere to 98¢ yd 26¢ —Sample Upholstery Squares and Curtain Strips. Were 38¢ lgc to 79c. |!hc]l:“1k e —20 Velour re Strips. Were $295 and $395. . 97c —28 Decorative s. Were 89c... . 29¢ —4 Cretonne Folding Screens. Were $4.95. . $2.'98 Kann's—Third Floor. Home Frocks —50 Jersey Knit, also Wash Dresses. Were 59c to 27c $1.59 —30 Colol'ell and Wlllh Uni- forms, also Hostess Sets. 9sc Were $1.95 and $2.95.. 30 Uniforms, also Maids’ Aprons and Apron Sets. Were ssc 3413 White' Unit -] niforms, —25 Broadeloth Smocks, also Hoover Aprons. ere $1.95 . 68c Bands and Linen Suits. Were 58¢c to $1.00 . Kann's—Second Floor. Hosie —48 Prs. Children’s nou, s and full length. 10c Pair —70 Silk Hose, !ull fashioned. Pair, as 490 , saconds and Bemberg Mesh 12V B E e —90 Prs. Novelty @ hiaatin Sl UC —85 Prs. Men's Novelty 19¢ Socks, wool and cotton.. Kann’s—Street Floor, Furniture —3 Steel Bridge Tabies, marrzd. Were $2.69.. $1.34 ‘Were -1 Allla Seat child. Was $3.95 —1 5-Pc. Breakfast Set. Floor sample. $17.50 Was $20.50 . —1 Collapsible Cart. Was $5.95 Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Girls’ Wear =51 Silk and Wool Dresses. Were $1.95 to 58¢ 8 . Tw Knitted Suits and nmle-. Were 5295 1o 94c =1 White Georgeite Dress. Was $5.00.. w sl 97 —35 Jersey Dresses. Were s1.00 25¢ a S Eestherchic) Jackee: Choice 99¢c -1 wme: Was $4.95 —1 Spring Coat. Kann's—Second Flocr “Pride of the West” Pillowcases Specially Priced 15¢ ea. —42x36-in. cases, made of a high-count muslin, free from filling. Kann's—Street Floor. 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Fts Axmmster Rugs $12.95 —Mottled patterns with rose, blue, rust and gold borders. Perfect quali- ties. Big values! Kann'’s—Third Floor. Bed Coverings —24 Blankets, part wool. Were $125. Bach....-oor 19C =12 Comfort, all-wool filled, cov- feen. "‘év"ui“‘fi‘,%.‘.‘.'. $1.95 solled; llwoolupdmwool. . Were '$2.95 to $16.95— $1.95 to $11.95 Housewares . A e lfl. el o 8 $1.98 F‘u‘m‘v‘v But:;rfi and Egg Tal ‘ere and s $1.25 — tric Sandwich T e, $1.00 St s a Were sido. “ 50c ‘oflet ey I e - ywood 1Bath- Room Scale. Was $3.95 sl 50 —7 Wooden Clothes Dry- 50 e Were $1.25. As is.. c lect ves, 2-!}::;:1-". Were $1.98 sl 00 —14 ‘Bath-Room Mir- rors. Were $2dor . $1.25 —12 Ebony Key Dul:uul 79 A0 Metal Clothes Hiauap = othes Hamp- ers, Were 324, As is 69¢c -] urtain Stretch- ers. Were 8240, s s $1.25 =1 Copper Boil- er. Was $398. As is. sl 00 —22 Electric Sandwich 50 Toasters. Were $1.00.. c —$ Aluminum Kettles. 79 _-q‘tm.w:reuslllsn c ver Suu- me i 8100 - el wing Cabi- nets. Were $1.49 69c —11 Aluminum Cereal Pans. Were 50c 2sc —18 Aluminum Twin Saucepan Sets. Were SIIEBB Alumi Ket 7 18 Aluminum Ket- tles, 10-qt. Were $2.50. $1'25 —=6 Duette Dry Clean- ln‘ Machines. Were 82.49 $4.9 —58 Radiator Shields. Were 39¢ to $1.00. Now— 25¢ to 50¢ —25 Dandy Orange Juicers. Were $1.00 50¢ —150 Aluminum Tea and Basting Sroons. Were % 3¢ & 10¢ —25 Cast Iron Waffle 500 —11 Folding Ironing Tables. Were $1.98... $1.29 ‘Were $1.69. Kann's—Thi Trimmings —Fancy Buckles and Were $1.59 to 590 o0 Bratds, " Were 29¢ 0 59c. Yd. 5S¢ Kann's—Stre Children’s Wear —13 Pillowcases, were 59c; 11 Silk Caps, were $1.00. 15 Angora Berets. Were 9Q¢ $1.00 © 19¢ =19 Rayon 3. Soiled. Were $1.00.. —6 Muslin Gowns, were 79c: 21 Dark Blue Striped Denim Over- alls, 3 to 6 sizes, were e 39¢ =3 Crepe Fajamas, ere $1.00; 4 pes. Underwear, were 510 59¢ —3 Silk Coaf N Rinchills Coais.” Soll incl ‘oats. il- e, Were $168.... 76c —3 Bathro! ere $1.00 69¢c =19 Prs. Hose. Were 190 30¢ 7 Sweaiers Were 48¢ “9¢ Kann's—Second Floor. Art Goods 16 Leatherette Waste Baskets. Marred. Were $100." Small Lot Brassware, Vases, e Were $100....0.. 59¢ —Needlepoint _ Foot- stools. Were $298.. $1.49 —Stamped 36-in. Centers, and 18x45 Searfs of cotton. Were 39¢ 29¢ —Royal Cotton, in colors. Kann's—Fourth FIoor. Umbrellas 7—10‘ Silk l'mbrelh‘, $2.98 16 tib. Were $5.95.. —8 Gloria l»»mvb'tllzs 31 49 ‘Were $2.98 —1 Navy Mixtwre @] Q@ Umbrella. Was $3.95. —25 Men’s 8-rib Cotton Umbrellas Kann's—Street Floor. Sportswear —61 Coat Sweaters. Were $1.00. ,79 Skirts, plain colors 50(‘- and tweeds. Were $1.00 —I18 Metallic —18 Jersey Poncho Blouses. Were 94c 34c —8 Knitled Sports Dresses. Were $5.95. —3 Knitted Dresses. ‘Were $10.00 —8 Knitted Jacquard Poncho Blouses. ‘Were $3.95 Kann's—Second Floor. Dresses —20 Evening Dresses. ‘Were $10 and $15.. 85 00 ;21 Silk (é,r!pe :5&;3 resses. Were $10. to $15.00 = $3'95 —15 Evening Dresses. ‘Were $15.00 to $25.00. $7'95 —2 Street Dresses, 1 black and 1 green. Were $25.00 $12.50 —32 Evening Dresses, red; sizes 16 and 18. Were $l4~75 $35.00 —2 White Evening Dresses with jackets. S dark resses, dar} colors, - Were 3595, 92-89 e Dresses, hllck Were $3.95 .. 7 $1.89 A Special Purchase! Turkish TOWELS Seconds 29c and 39c Grades 19c¢ ea. —Heavy double-thread tow- els with fancy colored stripe borders. Kann's—Street Floor. Domestics -pf.','a;"v’?;. s $1.95 Candlewick Were sLe 40 Popperell Duch- * I!, . Cloth, Were 39c_yerd 25¢ A an nblenchid Mus- e lin, 36 in. Was 10c yard.. % - Kanns—S! me:noor Cooking School Tomorrow 2 to 4 P.M. 4th Floor. Broadcast Over WOL. Featured in Our February SILK SALE! ‘Skinner’s’ Washable Crepe And Other Plain and Printed Silks at 84< —1933 Printed Silk Crepes...Maril- lyn’s Pure Dye Silk Crepes...Stehli’s Canton and Rough Silk Crepes, 39-in. Plain and Printed Crepes 40-in. Washable Silk Flat Cre, Wool Fabrics. Kann’s—8Street Floor. Beds, Ete. Singte. wes 31955, $10.00 —1 Inner Spring Mattress. Single. 310.00 e D2Bed $10.50 e e W 812,95 —2 Fel Single, Were 4595, $2.99 gle. Were 39.95; 33-98 —1 Sealy Tuft Matiress. Full size. $7Q Q5 Were $22.00 - $13.50 Fioor sampies. '&‘3‘: Beta. full $9.95 ; $4.98 —1 Studio Couch. Floor sample. Was $27'50 " Kann's—Third Floor. Underwear —10 Girls’ Rayon Pa- Jamas. Were 59c. $1.00) —7 Women's Milanese 290 Silk Vests. Were 50c. . 1 Part-Wool Vest, size 34. Was $2.95.. $1 49 —5 Chlldr!l; mfll- nese Silk ers. Were 8195 . $1.00 —28 Women's Rayon Ban- 50 deaux. Were 10c —18 C;ulrlr;nnso Rl{:'l:‘ Pajamas. ‘Were 99c. ys’ ion — 49c¢ Knnn 's—Street l'lnor. Footwear and 3 ere $195 to $2.95 $1.00 —61 Prs. Chlldnns High and Low Shoes, were $1.00; 117 Prs. Novelty ~ Boudoic * Slip- 4Q)¢ ede an Leather Shoes. were $2.97 to $5.00 $1.95 Kann': s——rourth Floor. Luggage (Damaged) —3 Overnight Cases. 73c Were $1.39 . Were 92.98 —1 Fitted Case (6 fi'.- tings). Was $4.95.. —1 Fitted Case (6 fit- tings). Was $6.95... -1 Ovcrni:hl Case. Was $7. —2 l.inumgm Cases. Were $15.00 —1 Wardrobe Hat Box. Was $6.95 ..... —1 Pony Size Ward- robe Case. Kann's—Third Floor. —12 Real Stone Neck- laces. Were $1.50. —12 Compacts; Pearl Necklaces, and 12 Simu- lated Pearl —12 Necklace a ring Sets. Were 50c.. o) Simulated Peart and rystal Neckiace. Was $295 . 89c¢ —15 Rhinestone cup-. Were 3gc.. 15¢ —1 Wor thi luh $2500 ¢ s $15.95 —2 Men’s Waltham w.unh::i ‘Were 3:2 sks $8 95 —1 Stone Neck- Tace. Was 5405, ... $2.95 Kann's—Street Floor. Ribbons —500 Yds. Ribbon Rem- 5 nants, Were 10c to 20c. Yd. 9€ —Wide Ribbon Remnants. ] 5 Were 25¢ to 59. Yd. —0dd Lot Unboxed Nov- elties, mussed. Were 50c 25 c Kann's—Street Floor. Lingerie —22 Pes. Silk Underwear. Solled, Were 159508295, SHC —15 Extra Size Flannel- £() ette Pajamas, Were $1.00 —14 Lace-Tr Silk Slips. Were $2.95. $1.58 —21 Rayon Flat Crepe Robes. Were $1.00 58¢c —17 Porto Rican Gowns. Were $1.00 59¢ —63 Dark Colored Rayon Qg Crepe Robes. Were $1.95. c ~—24 Lace-Tri SIK Robes, were $295. $1:67 c—kl:hCo;‘dmy and Terry jamas. Were $2.95 99¢ —239" Pes. Musiin and Rayon Crepe Undies. Were 59c 38 . to $1.00 Kann's—Second Floor. Furs —White Bunny Wraps. Were $15 99 w 325 .o . sll l.lpln (Dyed nciled llbbil} Jacket. sll.m ‘Was $19.75 —2 Red Fox Scarfs, 517.95 Were $33.00 —(2 Lapin Rabbit) Swagzer @90 () Coats. Were $49.50 L] Kann's—Second Floor. 50c to $1.00 Silverplate 15¢ ea. Discontinued Patterns —500 pieces Rogers and Community plate, includ- ing teaspoons, tablespoons, forks, etc. Kann’s—Third Floor. BUSY CORNER SPECIALS These Goods Reduced for Friday Only! 39c Electric 65c¢ Old English Women's 35¢ Cords Paste Wax Vests 29c¢ ea. —The guaranteed —An and approved Ana- conda electric cords with cut-on and off switches. Fit any appliance. Third Floor. La Tausca Simulated Crystal Necklaces 69c ea. —Formerly $1.00. Beautifully cut and strung on chain with filigree clasp. Fach boxed. Each | %ion with criginal tag. patterns. Third Floor. Assorted Caramels 15¢ Ib. —Chocolate vanilla 'cl:;lme]a— ure linen some nuts, t o welin good some with marsh- S mallow, plain. All delicious. Street Floor. Unbleached Sheeting 14c Yd. —Unbleached. but will soon b]!ach with solid steel white, weight. 81 in. w!de. Street Floor. 39c All-Rayon Brocade Taffeta 29¢ Yd. —39 in. wide, in attractive pastel colorings, suitable for drapes, spreads, pillows, ete. Street Floor. $1.29 Lambskin Gloves Hose 89c pr. —Pull-ons of black glace lambskins. Overseam zes 5% ery special for Friday. Street Floor. 69c Mattress Covers 48c ea. —Sanislip covers of unbleached mus- lin—with tapes to tie on mattress. Full and twin bed sizes. Third Floor. $1 Fern Stands 88c ea. —Metal stands in an attractive green finish. Good size bowl. For porches or rcoms, Feurth Floor. $1.49 Adult Costumers $1.00 ga. —Sturdy, full size costumers with four hooks for hats and coats. Wal- nut_finish. Fourth Floor. 59¢ Garment Bags 45c¢ ea. —Cretonne bags in a variety of bright colorful patterns. Made to hcld eight dresses. Special 49c 1b. attractive low price for this splendid floor wax. Put up in one- | neck, no sleeve Felt-Base Art Squares $3.44 ea. —Art squares or rugs without bor- ders—in 9x12 and 9x1015-1t. and a nice selec- colorful to T%. 25c¢ ea. —Light -weight cotton knit vests in bodice and low Easy :(‘_\'le.s. Sizes 36 to Street Floor. 50c Bandeaux 3 for $1 —A new shipment of attractive ban- deaux. Neat styles sizes, | of various mate- rials and in va- rious colors. Cor- set Dept. Second Floor. Linen Crash Toweling and 21/20 Yd. weight, and absor- some bent, with colored stripe borders. Street Floor. Glass Tumblers 6 for 19¢ —Bright, sparkling crystal glass table tumblers with lovely scroll border design. A special value Priday. ‘Third Floor. Playing Cards 19¢ deck —New designs on very colorful backs. Just the cards for Children’s 35¢ 25c¢ pr. —Novelty patterns l;d cfilkuzn yzun(- sters . %, % CEhaing % lengths. Sizes 6 to 11%. Buy PFriday and Street Floor. Vanity Benches 98¢ ea. —Walnut-finish e d benches with seats covered with rose, green or orchid colored silk. Very special. white Children’s 49c. Sateen Bloomers 24c ea. —Fine quality sateen Conti Shampoo 39c ea.