Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1933, Page 27

REICH MODERATES DISMAYED BY NAZIS Hitlerites’ Vigor in Building Fascist Dictatorship Baf- fles Opponents. By Cable to The Etar. BERLIN, Germany, March 2—Un- der the influence tional Socialism, the atmosphere in Germary is becoming increasingly fan- tastic. Public opinion, in so far as it does | not have to share the Nazi enthusiasm, seems completely disoriented . The former moderate leaders seem utterly dismayed and baffled bw the unexpected viger and energy shown by the Nazis in their obvious effort to baild up a permanent Fascist dicta- | torship on the Italian model. Although the Nazis, in addition to Chancellor Adolf Hitler, have only two ministers in their cabinet, their influ- ence seems predominant, with Capt. . Hermann Wilhelm Goering, former fly- ing ace, as their most energetic Jeader, Business Men Victims. Even a number of conservative big business men seems to have fallen vic- tim to a kind of general panic. Leaders of heavy industry, intimidated by the wigorous Nazi advance, are reported to have contributed about $600,000 to the Nazi electoral campaign. Large landowners throughout the countrysice, especially when they are known not to sympnthxze with the Nazi alms, are receiving letters from local party headquarters asking them to con- tribute live stock to needy members of the storm battalions as food. promising secrecy and ending with veiled threats in case the request is refused. Why should the storm battalions need food? The popular answer is be- cause they are starting a ‘‘campaign” which, beginning about now, is expect- ed to la.st, until after the election, This “partial mobilizaticn” of the storm battalions, which is being dis- cussed even in the streets, is on the surface merely an important demon- stration cf the strength of the new German rulers. | A large section of pub- lic opinion, despite government denials, stubbornly believes that it is some- thing else, namely, a sort of coup d'etat due to occur March 6, the day after the election. All rumors that are current here culminate in this belief. Mild Panic Produced. *This atmosphere is, therefore, largely @ result of the xpected and violent measures taken the new govern- ment. The comp! muzzling of po- litical opponents 1 the former min- ister of the interior for Prussia, Albert! Grensi) rmer President Paul | Toebe of the R: and of Mini ter Hilferding; the pression of i numerable Qpposition newspapers; pro- hibition of opposition political meet- ings; the physical assault on the for- mer Catholic-Labor minister, Adam Stegerwald, and the fact that the Nazis mre armed, cannot be arrested or prose- cuted for violence, while their oppo- nents ar® immediately arrested by the police if they defend themselves—all these facts are combining to intimidate the opposition and produce something like a mild panic. Some of the symptoms of this panic 1. Several diplomats believe in & com- ing Nazi attempt to seize absolute power, and have thus informed their several governments. 2. Certain members of the diplo- | matic corps here have a heir w to lay in an extra store of provisions order to be prepared for “anything 3. Growing numbers of Germans are preparing to leave Germany in do quick time, should the nced arise. Some of them b rented furnished rooms close to various frontiers, and others; have appealed to foreign diplomatic quarters, they would bc granted foreign pass- ports, under whi y might hope to eneak out of Germany 4. The Nazis have withdrawn pass- ports from a number of their chief op- ponents, while other opponents are therefore already using passports they still possess, in order to get out while the going is good. 5. Still other Germans have appealed to foreign diplomats, asking whether in case of urgent need they would be al- lowed to seek refuge in the inviolable diplomatic buildings of foreign govern- ments. Moderates Intimidated. icians of the dated by tk ernmental su: veillance to which they are being su jected. One of them even asked a for- elgn friend to pleace visit him only eiter dark. persons claim that tele- uspects and of foreigners, Pomcuzam newspaper men, are no onger inviolate. Two British corre- spondents who habitually telephone their news to London have noted that their telephone calls were broken off just when they were trying to send a message, which happened to be the ame in both cases. 8. German newspapers warned against reproducing certain stories th’\t had previously appeared abroad in h conservative newspapers as the London Times. The press is lbeing gradually muzzled by threats and brought into a line where only the offi- ial version of all news, and little of that, will be offered to their readers. 9. Socialist leaders are crushed—or peem so. One of them recently admit- jted that the “work of 50 years has been wept away in two years.” 10. Many workmen in South Jer- jmany share the view that only a mor chical restoration can prevent a pe bmenent Fascist dictatorship, and cpenly favor the fcun‘c Bavaria would un- uestionab fformer Ki have been Ruppmm to Fascist rule. ‘Therefore, in this last week before he coming election, the German at- nosphere, already heavily charged, has become almost intolerably tense. ‘The single question vill Hitler and jhis cohorts soon be able to rule as Pre- mier Benito Mussolini does in Italy? None can give the real answer, but he answer certainly lies somewhere in he Reichswehr ministry in Berlin. For, n the last analysis, the de ve power 11 lies with the regu- Easy Pleasant Way To | LOSE FAT | How would you like to lose 15 peunds of fat in a month and at the same time increase your energy and improve your healt |~ How would you like to lcse your | double chin and your too prominent hips and 2bdomen and at the same time make your skin so clean and clear that it will compel admiration? Get on the scales today and see how much you weigh—then get a bottle of Kruschen Salts that costs next to nothing and which will last you 4 weeks. Take one-half tea- spoonful in a glass of hot-water in the morning—cut down on pastry and fatty meats—go light on po- tatoes, butter, cream and sugar— and when you have finished the con | tents of this first bottle weigh your- self again. | " After that you'll want to walk {around and say to your friends, “One bottle of Kruschen Salts is of gowing Na-| | | ng if to save their lives | iThe Averiue”—7th. 8th and D St No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders and Odd Lots! on Remnants ) Sale 9x12 Grass Rugs $1.99 —Attractive, nicely woven rugs withistenciled designs in blue, en "and brown. Some all-over effects, some with figured borders. Cool looking, practical rugs for Summer. Kann'’s—Third Floor. Special Lots of Homefittings 1/2 Price —Rayon Window Drapes, with sateen lining. $2.98 to $8.98 values. Now— $1.49 to $4.45 pr. —36-in. Cretonnes with colorful designs on light and cark grounds. Origi- nally 39c. Now— 19¢ yd. —200 pairs _ Marquisette Priscilla and Tailored Cur- tains. Were $1.29 to $1.49. Now— 69¢c pr. Kann's—Third Floor. Umbrellas —>5 Silk Umbrellas, 1;?- $2-98 rib. Were $5.95.... —10 Silk, also Mixture $1.98 Umbrellas. Were $3.95 —5 Gleria Umbrellas, ‘1 49 16-rib. Were $2.98.. —6 Children’s 10 -rib 99 Gloria, Were $198 c —6 Children’s Bradford Cotton C€mbrellas. Were §1.50 75¢ Kann's—Street Floor Handkerchiefs —Men’s and Women’s Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs. 50 Large Each .. —Women's Hand- g Embd. Handkerchicfs c hiffon and Novelty 9= Linen Haks, Were s0c,.) 20C Kann's—Street Floor. . Gloves —37 prs. 8- Button Beige Suede Gloves. Were $2.19 31'00 —78 prs. Tan Glace Skin Gloves. 1 clasp costume 790 Kann's Street Floor Trimmings —47 Fancy Pins for hats. Were 50c : 13c —0dd Fancy Buttons. Were $120 to $200, dor. 29C —0dd Fancy Dress Slides. ]| Were 30¢ to 69c cach. c Kann's—Street Floor. Juniors’ Wear —8 \Vf)olfn Drcsst:. $1 0() Were $3.95 and $5.95, —6 Fur Trimmed - Were $1500.. $0.00 Trimmed Were$1000 Kann's—Second Floor Dresses —0dd Lot Dresses. Were $10 to $16.50.. —9 Street Dresses. ‘Were $16.50 .. . —2 Sunday ) Dresses, Were $18. 00 —4 Evening Dresses. Were $16.50 . —29 Silk ‘Were $10.00 . : $2.95 ,‘;irf\:gzg s $14.75 —60 Dresses of sheer and rough crepes. Were $3.95 sl 89 . and $5.95 —20 Silk Dresses. $4.89 ‘Were $7.95 —10 Bright - Colored Dresses, soiled. Were 81 50 $2.95 Kann's—Second Floor $5.00 . $6.95 * $9.00 - $8.00 Appensell Type Handk'chiefs 19¢ ea. —Beautiful e m broidered designs in all four corners. 35c and 50c values. Kann's—Street Floor. 50 Sample $2.98 UMBRELLAS $1.89 ea. —Black with white, navy, brown and green umbrellas —with smart handles. 16- rib styles with wooden shanks and gilt trames. Kann's—Street Floor. —Table top semi- insulated Detroit ‘ges ranges, in green marbel- ‘9 x 12 feet / THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933. Will Be Closed Saturday—lnauguration Day! Art Goods ;Snu.ll lot of Rug Yurm. Were 33 2for25¢ —Hooked Bu: htum 19¢ —14 Footstools. $1.00 ~—5-pc. Stamped Lunch- —Stamped White Cnr- tains, red and blue bor- ders; pr. Kann's—Fourth Floor 89¢c to $1.39 Plain and Printed SILKS 69c yd. Printed Silk Crepe Washabie Flat Crepe Novelty Crepe Lingerie Crepe All 39 inches wide. Silk Remnants, 25¢ to $1.50 Yd. Washable Silk Flat Crepe, 59c Yd. Kann's—Street Floor. Remnants of $1.00 to $2.69 WOOLENS 69c yd. Waool Coatin, —New Spring patterns and colors. Kaxm'slmrgn Floor. Floorcoverings —1 Seamless Wool Velvet Rug, Wi $12.95. Axminster Rug, 9x12 ft., dlmflged $13 89 —1 Seamless Velvet Rug, 6x9 ft. Was le 49 $10.95 . o 1 “Seamiess " Worsted Wilton ug, 2XT7Y t. 4 Was $25.00..-..... $11.25 —=6 Axminster Rugs, 30363 in. Were $495 $2.19 -] ster Rugs, = Tads i Were $305 $1.95 —5 Chenille Bath Mats, 9Q¢ 16x30 in. Were 89c. —1 Seamless Axminster Rug, 69x12 ft. Was 310.95 inster Rug, 9 by 12 feet. Wi == * $17.49 oL feemless Wilton Eus, x t. $4950 -« v ** $29.95 125 yds. Feit Base Rem. nants. Were 29c to 55c = 21c —2 " Felt Base Rugs, 9 by 10%2 ft. Seconds, 52 Feit “Base R i —2 Felt ugs, 6x9 1t. Seconds, $295 $2.10 —4 Felt Base Rugs, 9 1t Seconds, $195. . 49c —25 Felt Base Rugs, 24 by 48 in. Were 49c...... 33c Kann'’s—Third Floor Jewelry —3 Sterling Silver Belt Buckles for gl.‘nv Were $3.95. —2 Gold Baby Lockets. Were $2.95 . $1‘89 -—n¢d Simulated Crystal and Black Stone Neck- laces. Were $4.95... sl 69 —‘;l Man's Waltham and 1 yoman’s Elgin Watch. Were $25 ea. 315‘95 —2 Women's Wal- tham \Vllt.lfel 310 95 Were $17.95 . —25 Children’s Necklace-Brace- let—Pocketbook Sets. Wer: 19¢ F‘ xl{d}nu Simula rystal and Pearl Neck- laces. Were $1.00. 59C —4 Real Stone and Sterling Necklaces, Bracelets and Earrings. Were $2.95 Kann's—Street Floor. Underwear —4 Rayon Bandeaux. Size 5 28 Were 10c = —15 Glove Silk and Milanese Vests. 7 Kayser Glove Silk Bloomers. Were 83c to 50¢ ; Union_ Suits, size 2; 12 Children’s Part Wool (), Panties. Were 19c to 35c, 1 UC 13 Rayon Gowns and mas. Solled. Were $195 98¢ Z4 Children’s Knit Union Suits, Soned, Were g5 49€ —20 pes. Rayon Under- ] Q¢ wear. Soiled. Were 29¢. Kann's—Street Floor porcelain. Service for four. $1.95 velue. o . $16.50, now 19 steel Sportswear —21 Knitted Dresses, in two styles. Were $1 99 Iln-on “Sweaters. Orig. $1.00 and $1.95..... 54¢ —g Sperts Dresses, ‘Wool crepe and angora. ere 54 —10 sulpender Type Sk.lfl-l) of wnol Were $1 00 Boncle "Knitted Suits, three-piece style. Orig. % 99 ersey Blouses, arlll- nally g195, now . 54c M. < '$1.69. 31 95 and $2.95, ncw —5 Long Leather Coats, fur Ll;k:d. Were $19.75, 59'75 $7.95 Ceats, xuhs uned w"ex‘:ust novb —1 ted Dresses, originally $1.00, now.... 69c. Kann's—Second Floor. Now! $10 Silk DRESSES $8 —Rough, sheer and printed crepes, also plain and print combinations, jacket and cape styles, in popular Spring colors. —Misses’, Women’s, and extra sizes. $5.95 Dresses Reduced to $3 —Just 100 Dresses, sizes 14 to 42 in the sale. Kann’s—Second Floor. White Swan UNIFORMS 77c —Samples and broken sizes, colored rayon and white broadcloth. Misses’ and women's sizes. $195 to $2.95 valves. Kann's—Second Floor. Men’s Wear —14 Shaker Slip-over Sweaters. Were $3.95 s2 15 ~—Duofeld Shirts Slllt;rls. ‘Were §1.50 —Duofold Duo-On Union Suits, Were $2.50 650 —Athletic Union Suits, 22“"(, ‘Were 54c and 79¢ 330 Jnion Suits. W;re Sl.flfll and $4.50 sl'so —3 Lounging Pajama Suits. Were $10.00.. 33'95 —28 Silk Pajamas. $3.10 Were $4.95 —Flann mis. Qe Were $110 (o $195. —12 Athletic Union Suils. size 36. Were 39c. 15¢ —Chalmers 109 Wool Suits, sizes 44 and 46. Were 95¢ ;Zk J’rs. Brighton Garters in akelite cigarette case. = Were $1.00 50c —322 Prs. Capeskin Gloves. Were s105.. $1.10 ;:: l(’:rs !Vklo:halclovu: also 5 . Capeskin Gloves. - et oy —Tnitialed Handkerchiefs. Were 35c a box of 3. 35¢ —6 ~Wrights Union’ Sults. Were $350. . $2.65 Flannel Robes. Were $7.95 $3.95 S8 Sk Shiris Soiled. Were $2.95 and $3.95 $1.69 SConar Fins and " Tie asps. Were 50c and LS P it Wool i —5 'rs. Interwoven Wool Hose, Were 35 and 500 216‘3 —] . Men’s Hose. Asst. patterns. Pr.. 12Y5¢ —5 'White Oxford Shirts and § Arrow Shirts. Soiled. 80 Were $1.55 and $1.95.. c Were 89c Union 69c —Wright's _Shirts and Drawers. Soiled. $2.15 and $2.65. Kann's—S Homefimngs —Remnants Curtain and Dra- pery Materials. Were 19c 7 “to_29c yd c —Remnants Curtain and anery Materials. Were 39c to 59¢ yd. 14c —Remnants Curtain and Drapery Materials. Were 69c to 9] o 98¢ yd. —Remnants 50-in. Linen 29¢ Cretonnes. Were 79c 1d. —6 ll:ioénuw v‘z’;our Couch Covers. Were 555 .. 83.98 12 Decorative Rods Were 79¢c; Sample Curtain Strips. 190 ‘Were 29c to 69c ea. —Sample Upholstery 10¢ Squares. Were 29c to 59c, —Table Lot Curtains. 39.: Were 59c to 79¢ —12 glfi %us::nn::s Were 39c ea.; a: hi was 29¢ yd. 15¢ ;—218“ Stus = " Covers with ow covers. Were s, " $1.69 K Floor 2 for $1 —Aluminum per; b drying space. lat 8 side use. 21 colors, nnsons Beds, Etc. Mastro, 3lngle Was sas0 o ovn: $12.95 . :gvr.;:""'“ $14.95 BEITE T 913,95 Inlckw.w!: slso 5., * $9.95 (e $14.95 ll_cfl,o&rm Wmvsv'llls $4.88 .Ble:osunlle 86.95 —1 Metal Bed, singie. i e, 8995 et Waa fo':; " $4.95 ;:‘ Inner tresses. Were $14.95 to $24.50.... sll 95 Were gogs e $4.95 single. Were $14.95 to $8. 95 $295 . —1 2-Pe. Living Kann's—Third Floor. ‘Wash Goods Values.... Bt 19cYd Linings. ..... 19ch- —4 Felt Mattresses, $10.95 .. —10 Cot e 31.49 o bk el 959,50 REMNANTS 15¢ to 25c 10cYd. Values 29¢ to Kann's—Street Floor 190 Pairs Arch Shoes $2 pr. —The majority black kid, & few browns. Ties, straps and oxfords. All sizes in the sale. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Bedcoverings —12 ‘‘Autumn lnl" Blackets, Were $100..., 09C —6 All-Woel soiled. wmnun;e’«.;. now 3595 $3.95 —200° Yds. Outing Flan- ] ()¢ “Ii 35 in, wide, striped, yd. —25 Kozy Night Blan- kets. Size 70x80. Each sl m Kann's—Street Floor. Furniture —2 End Tables. Were 81 m o —1 Dinette Table and 2 qihnlrs. Was 314.75 $32.50 =5 Metal Window Boxes. Were $1.00 % price —3 Metal Smoking Stands. Were $1.00 49c —11 Folding Canvas Beach Chairs. Were $1.00 to $2.95, 69c to $1.69 —1 Folding “Canvas c-.t. damued Was sl 00 Girdles and Cor- sl 69 settes. Were $3.00. —20 Discontinued Corsettes. Soiled. Were $5.00 8299 derlift Combinations. Were_ 150 83.95 Kann' 's—Second Floor. Furs —3 Bunny Evenin Wraps. Were ;:x'o'.so.f $5.25 nny Evening w;-u. Wer; uo‘io” 88‘25 —1 Bunny Evening ‘Wrap. Was $25.00. 812'50 —2 Lapin (Dyed Rabbit) Swagger $24.75 Coats. Were $49.50 Kann's—Second Floor Girls’ Wear —14 Serge Uniforms. Sims 8 1o 14. Were @) 477 s9c 211 8kirts made on bodice 58¢c —13 Printed and Plain _Silk 57¢ —16 Wllh Dr el. wms;}n“ Ceat,” :1; g =1 -4 v, Vil 5 $LT9 anne Rebes. Were $1.39.. 38° Kann's—Second Floor. $1.19 gal. —Outdoor clothes —Ka dryer. with post, and 100 ft. ready- Lingerie —47 Philippine Gowns, White Were $1.59 and 87¢ $1.95 and Rayon Robes. Were $195....... 98¢ oo 98¢ —25 Porto Rican solled, Were 79c snd $1.00, ~—Muslin and Rayon Un- 380 dies. Were 59¢c to $1.00.. —Extra size Flannelette 50¢ Pajamas. Were $1.00.... —0dd Lot Lingerie. Was $195 $7.95 . —14 Were $2.95 .......... ‘hemise, Step. Were $1.00 ... —21 Satin Costume Slips, black and navy. Were $3.95 ed. Were $5.95.. Kann's—Second Floor Toys —4 “Jackbilt” “Play $1. 00 ‘Houses. -1 Wagon. Was l!DS Doll Bassinette. Were tl 95. ‘eoden A-Tot.” Was $3.95.... —1 Irish Mail —1 Pr. Ad)\lfllble Stilts. Were $1.00 —2 Doll Houses ‘Were $4.95 . « Kann's—Fourth Ploor Special Purchase 200 Rayon Taffeta SPREADS $2.59 Value for $1.59 —In solid colors—single and double bed sizes. Drapes, $1.00 —90 odd pairs of window drapes, of rayon taffeta and brocaded rayons. Were $1.95 to $2.95. Kann’s—Street Floor. 1800 Embroidered Pillowcases 25c ea. S0c Value —Elaborate and attractive designs hand-embroidered on an excellent quality cotton. Finished with eol- ored or plain white hems. Kann's—Street Floor. Neckwear —0dd Blousettes, sl 57 ‘Were $1.95 to $2.95.. —Reversible Hand - Painted Scarfs. Seconds of $1.00 soc grades —Pique Collars, some with 3 sc cuffs. Were 79¢ to $1.00. —Angorette Wool Blouses. 870 Were $1.00 —Plain, Dotfed and 25¢ Cross-bar Organdy Bows. Kann's—Street Floor * Evening Wraps, Etc. Transparent Vel- vet Wraps. Were 334.75 —2 Black $69.50 —3 Black Transparent Vel- Were $19.75 —5 Evening Wnp-. $14.75 vet Wraps. $39.50 ‘Were $29.50. —7 Evening ‘Were ~ $25.00 —39 Evening Were $16.50 . —3 Evenirg Wraps. Were $10.75 .. —14 Sports Coats. Were $10.75 lo 31975 —7 Winter Were $24.75 Were $40.50 —12 Winter Cuh. W ere $5050 to $98.00 ... Kmnl—seoond Floor Linens —30 Linen Glass Towels. 9c¢ 19¢ b—‘tns All Over Lace Table- 690 Were 1212¢ . —60 5-Pc. Bridge d-embd.s Were 38c.. cloths, 54-in. Were $1.00 Doz. Linen hand-embd. Were 5()¢ —460 Bleck PHI‘ “Table- 38': cloths, 60-in. Were 50c. —40 Yds. Linen Towel- 19¢ ing. Was 30c yard Kann's—Street Floor. 81.:5 value. to l/z.prioe immed $2.47 =12 Silk Robes, sofl- 83 97 - $5.00 —1 Table and Chair 31.49 79¢ llD'I." to slow Goats. 'mw © $25.00 $35.00 But Tomorrow FRIDAY BARGAINS as Usual s g].95 Naingook, solled. 10 o, I plece. - s dags L T $2.25 —!5 P-. Longcloth, 10 "Were 3100 10C —2“\' Unbleached Mus- 6¢c lin, 36-in. Was 9c yard.. . 50c —48 Sheets, 81x108. 25 Ticks, zold eolar, Zach, 20€ Kann's—Street, Floor. Luggage Damaged) )Whl $1.39. Was 25¢ —3 Wardrobe Suit Cases. Were $1.49 -3 rmu Cases. Were 31 95 $2.98 Were $350 .. $2.95 s o - $3.95 —2 Gladstone —2 Fitted Gladstone “44 l—’-‘l“lll ::(”“ $12 88 Was $1995....... o, T Tet7 $12.44 Kann's—Third Floor Children’s Wear —30x40-in. Rayon Quilts. Were $1.00 58¢ —Boys' Suls, od a0 Hand Embeoldered " Sik Car. riage case. Boted.were s108.. $1.48 5Chinehlls Coais, solled. 1 to IT. ‘ere $1.95 and 295 ... ... .m0 66c Zsilk Slips, sizes 8. Were $1.00 Rompers. Were $2.49 Kann's—Second Floor. Ribbons —Assorted Ribbons. Were 10 20c to 39c yd c —Children’s Hair Bands With Bow. 25¢ .... Kann's—Street Floor Fridsy 8 to 4 PM. Broadcast over WOL. Quort Jars PICKLES 29c jar —Three different kinds of ckles made by the Pin loney Company— =1 Large Mirror, 14x 3395 Bi'in "zn 310195 ures, 18x29 99 in. Were $5.95. sl —19 Pictures. Were ll 00 690 and $1.95 . - 98¢ —5 Reund Were Were $3.50 —16 Framed Ol 39¢ $1.00; 50 Framed Pic: tures, 10x13 in. sizes... Kann’s—Third Floor Leather Goods —250 Caratol and Boucle 40 —75 Bill Folds and Tie Racks. Were 39c....... loc —75 Belts. Were $ 00 25c and $150 .. —25 Children’ LTy T g Frames. Were $495.. g Kann's—Street Floor Home Frocks —50 Wash Frocks, Maids' Head- bands and Pinafore Aprons. ] g, Were 79c & $1.00 c —20 Hooverettes, Uniforms and Hostess Sets. Were $1.00 5@ and $1.95 ; 525 Rayon Crepe and Woolen Dresses. Were $1.95 09 and 8295, $1. —5 Nurses’ White Uni- 99 forms, soiled. Were $295 22 C Kann's—Second Floor Hosiery ——65 prs. Heavy Service Weight Silk Hose. 2. 3 350 prx $100) 5 70 prs. Men's Full Fash- foned Silk Socks. . - 19¢ —s0 Prs Silk Hose. Handled, as is 49¢ ;20 n; Dslllk Hose. Sizes 5 and 9. Were 79¢ to $135 ... 59¢ Kann's—Street Floor. BUSY CORNER SPECIALS Regular Goods Reduced Friday Only Chocolate Crumbles With Black Walnuts 33c 1h. —Get a pound or more of these creamy milk choc- olate crumbles filled with black walnuts. Street Floor. 69c Mattress ~ to 20. Covers 49c ea. —‘Sanislip” cov- ers of unbleached mus li n—finished with tape tles to fasten on mat- tress. Full and twin bed sizes. Third Floor. colors. 19¢ and 25¢ Theatrical Gauze 14c¢ yd. —Natura] d pas- tel colored gauze for curtains, dra- peries, etc. 36 inches wide—and & nice quality. Floor. Feather Pillows $1.00 pr. —17x25-inch bed pillows, filled with new sterilized feathers. and cov- ered with a dura- ble featherproof ticking. Third Floor. 28¢ Printed Dimities 22¢ yd. —36 in. wide; in pretty floral and figured patterns on white and tinted grounds. Slrzet Floor. Felt-Base Rugs 23c ea. —24x48-inch rugs in pretty, practical colors and patterns for kitchens, break- fast rooms, etc. Special Friday. ‘Third Floor. ferns $2.77 —lfl ch _h with rem-m:x tops. Orls. 34 —5-1b. pails of ‘waterless er for bath tubs, tiles, paints, ete. $1 Cotton Crepe Gowns +88c ea. —White and flesh —with hemstitch- ing and lace trim- Sizes 15 Neat, com- gowns, specially priced boxed. mings. fortable and 17, Street Floor. Chxldrrn! 35¢ 27c pr. —Noveuy hose, . in B4, and 7 len;tns and n variety of smart colors. Sizes 6 to 1 Street Floor. Silk Blouses —With little roll collars. puff sleeve and tie-backs, in white, eggshell, and p-stel colors. 38 sizes. Second Floor. 29¢ Rayon Flat Crepe 19¢ Yd. —36 in. wide, in pastel and staple shades for lingerie, and dresses. Street Floor. $1.49 Tabourettes $1.09 ea. —Walnut and ma- hogany finished ta- bourettes, 18 inches high, just right for and other Playing Cards 22¢ deck —A low price. for these good-looking excellent cards Gold and silver Colorful in _various designs. Neatly Street Floor. $1 Rayon Gowns and Pajamas 69c ea. —Dainty gowns, trimmed with lace and appliques. One and two piece pajamas. Sizes 16 in pretty g lambskin gloves in black and brown. PK sewn. _Sizes 5% to 7l5. Smart for daytime wear. Street, Floor. $1.00 Printed Silk Chiffon 69¢ Yd. —25 beautiful new floral designs on light grounds. 40 in. wide. for street and evening frocks. Street Floor. Infant’s $1.00 Vanta Shirts 77¢ ea: —Double - breasted shirts, 20% W Just the weight for Easy for mother to buy. Sizes to 2 yrs. Second Floor. 32 to 10c Ea. —20x40-in. good weight, with colored stripe bor- der. A very ab- sorbent quality. size, Street Floor. " FeltBase Rugs | $149 Tabourettes | $100 Crinkle Bedspreads 79¢ Ea. —In colored stripe patterns, a splen- did wearing qual- ity, in a double bed size. Street Floor. ’ Turkish Towels Vanity Lamps with Shades —A pair of graceful little lamps, in rose, green or ivory finish—with 7- -{nch, decorated pafier shades, tinted to matc! Kann's—Third Floor. cleaning Siared” Sfec 13 Te $2.77 worth one hundred dollars of any | fat person’s money. But refuse imitations—safeguard your health—you lose fat SAF'ELYJ ized fipish with ivory trimmings. Roto fused porcelain T —5- 5 gs. pol tal stemware— “closet: soi qt. _Health vno —Enameled ° h‘l uu—m nu'fi e T e 'm' —Metel s, inside and out. Originally $49.95. uhxm smrbe 3 64 xnche- hllh TrFolding, padded ‘waste mln lnfl sluminum stock. . with six ironin ables; 'm.h m'tl e u “t'u w iy ing rugs. c{nfi:: e “r!f 4 e Kann's—Third Floor. 566 valae. ineit * opnces | Were$iis. water. with Kruschen. Leading druggists America over dvertisement. gell Kruschen Salts-