Evening star. [volume], June 23, 1932, Page B-14, Image 30

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TERMS U. S. READY
FOR DRY REVISION
B & 0. President Says Return of
Saloon Could be Prevented
and Control Established.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 23—Daniel
Willard, president of the Baltimore <&
Ohio Railroad, says he believes the
American people, having gone through a
“severe school of experience” with pro
hibition, are ready for modification cf
liquor laws.
"It should be possible so to amend
the law,” he said,- “that not only would
the saloon be forever abolished, but the
cmtrol of the liquor traffic so estab
lished as to remove the most serious
objections which exist today, and that,
too. In such a manner as to really pro
mote temperance. I doubt very much
if the existing law has done that”
Mr. Willard advocated extension rf
the foreign debt moratorium. Tax
revenue from a controlled liquor trade
and resultant business stimulation gen
erally would more than offset what In
terest we are entitled to under existing
agreements, he Si.ld,
MEN IN GOLD RUSH
WARNED OF FOOD
Suppliea at Least for Summer
Should Be Taken, Alaska
Prospectors Told.
By the Associated Press.
SEWARD, Alaska, June 23— Follow
ing reports of extremely rich gold find
ings In the Naku district. 70 miles west
of here, came a warning today against
prospectors going Into the district with
out ample food supplies.
Thomas Babcock, who made tne
strike, said:
"Prospectors had better come grub
staked, for the Summer at least, and
be prepared to leave in the Winter un
less they have supplies.”
He held out no hopes for increased
employment because of the strike, and
attempted to discourage any northward
trek of unemployed from the State*.
Meanwhile, aeveral hundred miles to
the east. Interest centered In uncon
firmed reports of rich placer gold finds
In the Liard River district of Southern
British Columbia. Prospectors were re
ported waiting at Atlan and Carcross,
British Columbia, to go into the country.
D. A. V. HEADS SPILT
ON REDUCING OFFICES
Delegates Boo Adverse Ruling on
Motion to Table Resolution
to Eliminate 4 Posts.
By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, June 23.—National of
ficers of the Disabled American Veter- j
ans and delegates to the twelfth annual
convention of the organization were
split today on the proposal of the offi
cials to reduce representation and to
centralize the D. A. V. administration.
A proposed admendmer.t to the or
ganization's constitution, which would
eliminate second, third and fourth
junior vice commanders and national
historian, was to receive attention to
day.
A motion, made from the floor yes
terday, to table the resolution was ruled
by National Comdr. E. Claude Babcock
of Washington, D. C., as being out of
order, and he and other officers left
the convention amid the hisses, boos
and catcalls of the delegates.
The veterans yesterday decided to
advocate release only for those World
War veterans who were disabled before
their discharge from the service.
A resolution favoring the rating of
veterans for disability allowances in ac
cordance with their physical condition
was unanimously adopted. Total dis
ability pay was asked for those unable
to work and for those suffering from
tuberculosis.
—- ■ - ^
$609,293 Raised for Jews.
NEW YORK, June 23 </P>.—A total
of *609,293 has been raised In the
United States during 1932 by the Amer
ican Palestine campaign for relief work
among Jews in the Near East, it was
announced last night at the closing
dinner at the Hotel Astor.
MASSIE ON NEW MEXICO
Wife of Officers Tried in Slayin
to Remain in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23 (IP).—Lieu
Thomas H. Mrssie, one of four persor
recently tried in Honolulu for tS
"honor slaying” of an Hawaiian, r<
ported for duty today at the Philade:
phla Navy Yard and was asslgnad t
the battleship New Mexico.
Lieut. Massie was accompanied by hi
wife, Mrs. Thalia Massie. She wi
make her home in Philadelphia whil
her husband is on duty here. The Nei
Mexico is undergoing repairs.
Sateen and
Chintz Sample
Spreads
*1.39
—In fancy floral patterns,
also checked patterns. Reg.
$1.95 and $3.50
Linen Scarfs
39c
—Linen dresser scarfs. 36,
45, and 50 inches long, with
linen renters, and lace
edge. Reg. 50c to 75c.
Kann's—Street Floor.
Silk Crepes—Half Price
February’s Price $1.58 Yd.
-All-silk printed crepes the
famous “Vogue" brand, new, vi- M k
brant with color, with plenty of J 4-^ 1
the much wanted copen. 40 in. A I , ya.
wide. w
79c to $1.C0 Printed Silk Crepe.59c yd.
Washable Silk Honan Pongee, 30 shades.39c yd.
Silk Remnants, now.25c io $1.00 yd.
Kann’s—Street Floor.
Sportswear
—119 Blouses, of cotton;
were $1.00 and $1.95.
—164 Silk Blouses, were rn
$119 and $195. Choice..
—19 Sweaters, slip - on
style; were $1.95 and 7Q_
$2 95. Now . • -'C
—Wool Sweaters, slip-on $Q_
style; were <1.19. Now...
—10 Dresses, checked
•ngv-l-skin silk; were c>o Q"
$5 95 Each . ^0.^0
Kann's —Second Floor.
ISerkwrar
—Show Room Sample eq
Neckwear. $100 values...
—Basque Style Blouscttes. O
For sports . 0«JC
—Scarf* anu Triangles:
mussed. Were 59c and OQ_
79c. As is.
—Odd hot Berets; Jersey, |
wool, \elvet. Each . AUC
Kann's—Street Floor.
Lingerie
—22 pcs. Silk Indiea—Were
$159 to $195 12 Printed
Rayon Crepe Robe*. # I iwk
Were $195 . SPA.CFVF
—12 Broadcloth Pajamas: were
$1 95. 25 Printed
Rayon Coolie Coat*, os rn
Were $195 .
—16 One and Two Printed rq
Pajamas. Were $1.00. OTeC
—Rayon Taffeta Indies. 0(1,
Were 59c . O^rC
—8 Quilted Silk Robes. £>0 Qir
Were $1000 .
—13 Lace Trimmed
Pastel Slips. Were £» l q>“
$2 95 .
—Silk Slips. Chemise,
Dance Sets, Stepins. Were f.Q
$100 .
Kann's—Second Floor.
Girls’ Wear
—25 Pastel Jersey Dresses, jo
Were $195 . <*OC
—50 Rayon Dresses. Were nn
$1 00 to $1 95. &JC.
—20 Play Suits. Were g j qq
—2 Chiffon Dresses. | ’f“Q
Were $2.95 ..
—3 Coats, sizes 9. 10, f on
34 Were $5 95 . '
—75 Silk Dresses. Were 7q
$1.95 . *
—30 Slip-over Sweater*, oq
Were $1 00 to $1.59_
—30 White Dresses. no
Were $5 95 .
—7 White Dresse*. c>l JO
Were $2 95 . <PA.‘lWj
—100 Silk Dresses. Sizes' 8 to
1« Were $148 1/ p •
to $2 98 . /2 1 rice
Kann's—Second Floor.
All-Wool
Bathing
Suits
$1.59
—Choice of the popular
evening strap, or opera
back models, skirted styles.
In black, sailor blue, and
new high shades. Sizes 34
to 44.
Kann's—Second Floor.
39c Mesh
Bandeaux
4 for SI
—Dainty mesh bandeaux
with grosgrain ribbon
straps. Sizes 32 to 38.
Kann's—Second Floor.
Girls' Beach
Pajamas
59c
—S.riped and printed
styles of linene—with hats
to match. Past colors.
Sizes 3 to 14.
Girls’ Play Suits
59c
—Sun back and built-up
shoulder styles of broad
cloth and linene. Sizes 7
to 14.
Kann’s—Second Floor.
IV
—I’O Pillowcases. 45x36- | f
lnch size. Were 26c. A»>*.
—21 Ravon llrdtpirals, jacquard
patterns, all colors, u- | < (i
Were $2 95 . "1,u“
— IX Coverlette Bedspreads, for
dtublc beds. Regular- l> i .wi
ly $1.95 .
—120 Pepperrll Sheets, solid col
ors; 72x99-inch; with i-q
wide hems. Were $1.00...
—14 Wamsutta Percale Sheets,
size C3x99 Inches, were l i-q
$2 75. now .
—I'nblraehed Muslin Remnants,
39 inches wide, was 10c f.
yard . U1
—30 Chenille Bath
Rugs: seconds of $2 95 ^ J qq
—21 Chenille Bath Rugs, r/c.
Seconds $1.50 grade.
—9 Chenille Seat Covers. 751
Seconds "' .75 grade. Each *
Kann's—Street Floor
Wash Goods Remnants
29c to SSc Qualities
—In this collection are dotted
swisses. printed voiles. Hollywood
chintz, embroidered batiste, dress
linens, dimities, printed rayons,
rayon voiles, fancy meshes and
white fabrics.
Remnant* of 19c to 28c Walk Good*.12'*e yd.
Former 25c to 38c Printed Chiffon Voile*.19c yd.
38c Fancy Cotton Meth, ipecial.29c yd.
69c Printed All-Rayon Flat Crepe, 39 in. wide,.39c yd.
Kann s—Street Floor.
Children’s Wear
Cross Bar Vnion Suits. * /t
Size- 8. Were 59c. J.UC
—Philippine *imhd. Gertrude*.
Sizes 1 and 2. Were 79c *q
to *1 00 . atzc
—Odd I-ot Dresses, Storking*,
Cndies, etc. Were 39c * q
to 59c .
—P Tinted Wash Silk I t
D.-“sses, 2 to 6. Were $1 50
—Philippine Dresses, I
to 3 yrs Were $1 00 and fTQ
$1 50 . OT/C
—10 Hand-Painted Ribbon Car
riage Sets; soiled. Were or
*1 00 and $1 95 .
—5 Trays tor high chairs. irn„
Were $1 25 . *>“c
—^ilk Nightgowns; 6 dl itt|
to 12. Were $1 98_ ® I.tAf
—Odd lot Baby Shoes. 1 70
to 4 Were $100 to $150 *
—10 Tweed Flannel and Wool
Serge Spring Coats, c* ]
Size 1. Were $2.59. ” l*'A/
—Wool Bathing Suits. oti
Sizes 2 to 6. Were $1 50. . oot'
—Dotted Swiss and Print- 1
ed Broadcloth Hats . XTeC
Kann's—Second Floor.
Jewelry
—75 Necklaces, Fairings and
Bracelets. Were 39c and
—1 Real Stone Neck- OQ
lace. .Was $2.50 _ 6PA.OT7
—25 Belts—and Bracelet Sets;
25 Colored Clips and Pins, rn
Were $1 00 . irzfC
—1 Simulated Pearl and Rhine
stone Necklace. Was (S'! iq
$2 95 .
—1 pr. Sterling Chanel e- q
Earrings. Was $195 .... ®^®
—10 Baby Pins on chains , i q
3 In set. Were 59c _ J.77C
—25 Sterling Pangle |
Bracelets. Were 25c_ X«JC
—1 Rock Crystal 30
In. Necklace. Was qp
$10.95 . ®0.770
Kanns—Street Floor.
Beds, Etc.
—1 Heller Inner
Spring Mattress. Oln n/i
Was $19.95 . viu.UU
—1 De Luxe Inner
Spring Mattress, ant no
Single. Was $2'; .50
—1 Simmons Felt
Mattress; single. Was Qff
$7.95 .
—3 Four Poster Wood C*“ tQ
Beds; full. Were $12.95 W**.1*^
—3 Spool Beds. Were Qp
$14.95 . dM.TJD
—2 Metal Double £ 1 O Pn
Beds. Were $29,95.. V
—I Dressing Table or ap QP
Desk. Was $16 95_ «*«7.T7c»
—1 Double Da-Bed, with link
spring and pad. Was ^ ^
•e-I Double Da-Bed, with coil
spring and pad. Was 95
—2 Boudoir Chairs, tQ
Were $7.95 -
—3 Slipper Chai.-s. OO QQ
Were $695 . ^^.7777
wL$2C9ta95..Chl!r: sis.oo
—3 pcs. Turkey Feather
Pillows. Were $3.95. <£2.98
Kann's—Third Floor.
“Better Ray”
Rayon Taffeta
Bias Slips
69c
3 for $2.00
—Tailored styles of Bet
ter Ray (rayon and cot
ton), In sizes 32 to 40.
Lace-trimmed styles of
rayon taffeta, In sizes 34 to
44. White, flesh and tea
rose.
Kann's—Second Floor.
>
Lamps
—17 Vanity Lamps with Shades.
Were *1.19; 2 Radio on
Lamps. Were *1.00. 02*C
—2 T ah 1 e Lamps, o | g^g\
Were *2.95, as is. v 1
—4 Smoking Stand
Lamps. Were *2 98,
—Desk Lamps, as is. Were *1.19.
Bed Lights. Were /;n„
*100 . °2*C
—Pleated Floor lamp
Shades. Were *1.00, as
—3 Floor Lamp Bases.
Were *3.98 to
*698 . «P*.^2*
—4 Table Lamps, ai rn
Were *3 50 . dP 1.011
—2 0 Boudoir Lamp 1
Shades, as is .*. -IOC
Kann'3—Third Floor
Umbrellas
—2 Silk and 2 Silk
Mixture Umbrellas. QO
Were *5 95 . w^.2*0
—3 Men's Gloria I'm- QQ
brellas Were *3 95... 4? 1.2*0
—7 Women’s Gloria I'm- en
brellas. As Is . OXfC
Kann's—Street Floor.
I
Voile Bedspreads
—Double bed size spreads of printed
voile with ruffled flounce. Summery
looking colors. (2 for $1.00.)
Bar Harbor Chair Cushion Sets.69c
—Seat and back cushion to match of warp print cretonnes—
Button tufted, reversible styles. Low priced.
Kann1*--Third Floor.
Large Brim Rough Straws
—Just the hats for hot Sum- ^ -g
mer days. They’re cool and $ I €P
shade the eyes from the glare. I
White, black and pastel colors.
All head sizes.
'Kann's—Second Floor.
Home Fittings
—8 Gliders, soiled
and damaged. Were rwi
*12 95 .
—Remnants Curtain and Drap
ery Fabrics. Were 19c to Q
39c yard .
—50-in. All-Linen Cre- “Q„
tonnes. Were *1.49 yard.. I,7C
—42 C h i n 11 Boudoir pq
Chair Covers. Were *1.19,
—17 Glider Covers. tf> 1 qp
Were *2.95 ea.
—15 Chintx Drapery Sets.
Were *1 69 . * “c
—12 Belgian Damask Ta
ble Covers. Were oq
*100 .
—21 Cretonne Da - Bed pn.
Coven. Were *1.00.
—1 Made - to - Order Cretonne
Slip Cover Set. War ^ qq
—4 Coil Spring
S'.95ers:...Were $15.00
—3 Walnut Veneer
ed Ct'lar Chests. 017 (Pf|
Were *29 75 . 3PA4.00
—32 India Print Spreads. QQ_
Were *1.49 .
—12 Volk Spread Seta. u»-| qp
Were *4 95 .
—$ Rayon Taffeta ai f.q
Spreads. Were *3.95.. ®1,U7
—150 Pairs Priscilla
Cretonne Curtains. Were sq.
79c . *7C
Kann’r—Third Floor
Toilet Goods
—2 Onyx Perfume
Lamps. Were, $10 nn
and *12 . 6PO.WJ
—3 Onyx Perfume Lamps, were
$5.00; 7 Music*! Clock
Powder Boxes, were QQ
—2 Musical Alarm Clocks, were
$6.75; 4 Musical Powder Boxes
with clock in lid, were
$6 and $7.25. Shop- qq
—I Manicure Rack.
Imperfect. Was ax rw~»
$5.00 . 4PA.UU
—3 Perfume Lamps, were $2.25;
1 Lamp, was $3.25. 7“„
—3 Candle Lamps, were $1; 15
Denny Sc Denny Bath *n„
Salto, were $2.50. OUC
—8 Enameled Makeup Boxes.
Were $4.00 to d>x rrx
$6.50 . vA.OVf
—8 Quest Boxes with powder
and individual puffs. OF.
Were 50c .
Kann's—Street Floor.
Gloves
—9 prs. Navy Mesh Pull
on Gloves. Were $1.00.. u:7t
—29 prs. 16-button SUk Gloves.
Eggshell or pink. Were 7Q„
$1.75 . 1
—86 prs. 12-button
Fabric Gloves. Were QQ
—92 prs. Fancy Pullon
Fabric Gloves. Were
Kann’s—Street Floor.
Floor Coverings
—1 Seamless Tapestry
Rug. 9x12 ft. Was C*0 QP
$22.50 . 490.70
—15 Crex De Luxe Rugs, 8x10
ft.; dropped patterns, Q
Were $17.95 . *9 4.70
—1 Hodges Wicker
Rugs; 9x12 ft.. Were iQ 0 —
$20.00 . 490. OO
—3 Stencilled Fibre Rugs; £xl2
ft ; floor samples. Were
—15 Crex De Luxe Rugs; drop
ped patterns; 6x9 ft. ao n»
Were $13.25 . *>0.70
—3 Rush Rugs; 9x12
ft. Were $14.50. Tom <jj>^
—18 Stencilled Fibre
$4*95’ iXl. 11 WMe «1.»»
—25 Grass and Fibre Rugs; ~x
54 In. and 3x6 ft g> | i , t
Were $195 to $2 69
—19 Cocoa Mala; 16x27 4Q
In. Were 79c. m
—10 Hodges Fibre Rugs; 8x10
ft; floor samples, qi*
Were $18 00 . **0.70
—6 Rice Straw Rugs; <g» I |W|
27x12 and 27x9 sizes
—15 Reversible Wool qq.
Smyrna Rugs. 27x54 in...
—10 Axmlnster Rugs. l / q
27x54 In. **1.07
—200 Sq. Yds. Inlaid Linoleum
Remnants. Were $1.59 »q
to $2 50. Sq yd.
—10 Felt-Base Rugs. torn. 9x12
and 9x10'2 ft. Were qo
$6.95 and $7 95 . 491.70
—100 yds. 27-ln. Kimlark qq
Runners. Were $1.50. Yd o:'c
Kann's—Third Floor
Corsets
—10 Sranties; were $10 00 to
$15 00. 10 Bien Jolie 4 QC
Conets; were $12.50
—Table Lot Discontinued Girdles
and Conettes; soiled, cl 4 w k
Were $2 to $3.50.
Kann's—Second Floor.
Sample
Blouseltes
^ err $1.9.1 to $3.91
- -One of a kind mostly.
Crcp- de chine, satin, eye
let net. Sizes 34 to >0 In
.usortment
Neckwear Department -
Kann's—Street Flooi.
500 Prs. SANDALS
‘1.59
( Repula- or
^ Molded Soles
—All white, all beige, all brown. Two-tone brown.
All sizes, 3 to 81/2 C in the assortment.
Kann’s—Fourth Floor.
Smocks, Frocks, Etc.
—15 Printed Smocks, Hoover -
ettes, Dresses and Uni- on.
forms. Were 79c.
—Miscellaneous Lot of rayon and
percale uniforms; printed aprons
and Hooverettes; rayon and
broadcloth smocks. Were rn„
$1.00 to $2.95. J7t
—16 Dresses; plain linens, were
$3.95. Printed broadcloths and
rayons, were $1.95 and $1.00
$2.95 ,,,,,,...
-4 Dresses, linens and Qtf
voiles, soiled; were $10 *
—10 Maids’ Uniforms, QC
black only. Were $2.95
—Nurses’ Uniforms, of white
poplin, were $2.95 and Qff
$5.00 .
Kann’s—Second Floor
Toys
—1 Vig Row Rowing Machine.
Floor sample. Was tf»Q *7 CL
$11.85 .*7‘ * J
—1 Striped Umbrella Tent.
Floor sample. Was $3.75
—1 Sand Bos. Was HA QQ
$5.98. Now.
—1 Wcoden Sailboat. ai An
Was $198 . flPA.OVT
—12 Sand Pails, were $1.00, and
8 Rubber Beach Animals. AQg*
Were 69c . ’7t
—12 Indian Salts, sizes 10
$2n49 .1.2:....w.ere. $1-88
Kann s—Fourth Floor
Junior Misses’ Wear
—5 Linen Dresses,
sports model. Were £%•» nr
$5 95 . sPO.l/O
—14 Washable Silk Drrsses. In
pastel shades; soiled. ■ Qtr
Were $.1.95 and $3 95
—2 Print Dresses, with separate
navy woo! crepe coats, sizes *13
and 15, were $i5.00,
—18 Dresses, prints and plain
colors, with jackets. oey q —
Were *7 93 . ’
—12 Coats, in tweeds
or wool crepes. Were (j>»> q —
*7 95 to *10 00 .
Kanr. s Second Floor
Furs
—Kolinsky Large jij*4
Skills. Were *6.00_ erL* 3 J
— 1 Bro»n l-apin Jacket, dyed
rabbit, size 14, was q«
*25 . .
—I Ked Fo* Scarf, on nn
was *25 CO. now ... SrO.UU
— 1 Pointed Fo\ Scarf, oq <wk
was *28 00. now . ©cf.ULI
—1 Platinum Wolf | <i ^*>
Scarf. Was *39 00 lO
—2-Skin Jap Marten O'lik an
Scarfs. Were *78 00
— ■ Natural Pony
Coat. . ize 14. was o<<i A/k
*128. now . JM-O.IMI
Kann's—Second Floor
Furniture
— II Wicker Ilahv Haskell and
Bassinettes. Were \ / p •
$2 49 to $11.95 . /2 1 rltt
—1 Kiddie Koop.
50-in. size; dam- sio »am
aged Was $26.50...
—I Trellises, 8 It. Were QO„
$140 . OVC
—1 Bamboo Tabourettes. / nii
Floor samples. Were $1 49
—5 Folding Stands, with
separate serving trays. Q<1_
—2 Nursery Chairs;
floor samples. Were c>i> *• * ■"
$4 98 . * *>
—1 Radio Table, with
book trough. Was iq
$1.98 . SM.l’*
—4 Unfinished Chairs; on
soiled. Were $1 49 . 0”C
—1 Unfinished High
Chair; marred. Was £» 1
$2 49 .
—1 Drum Table; wal
nut finish; damaged. k>»w tn
Was $4 38 . *^*‘*-'
Kami’s—Fourth Floor.
Trim mini's
—Former 39c to 75c Trim
mings. Yard.
—23 Dross Yokes, colored, em
broidered and beaded,
were 98c to $2.00, each.,
—Dress Slides, in colors, n
Were 29c to 69c. Choice...
Kann’s—Street Floor
Stationery
—Odd Lot Paper Goods—
Napkins, table covers, etc. *
Pkg.
—Novelties. including br.dge
pads, memo books, ash lit-,
trays, record books, etc .. A"c
Kann’s—Street Floor.
Underwear
—110 Cotton Knit Union Suits,
also silk and rayon bloom- tin
ers Were $100 . AzfC
—24 pcs. W omen’s Rayons. Soiled.
15 Children’s Rayon Pa- tn
Jamas. Were 99c..
—20 Women's and Children's
Rayon Pajamas. Massed. qq„
Were $195 . 70C
—48 Children's Nainsook l r»
Union Suits . lwt
—130 Boys Athletic Union tl()„
Suit*. Were 75c .
Kann's—Street Floor
Sale! Summer Rugs
• 38 Basket Weave Fibre Rugs, ^ a^
9x12 and 8x10 ft. sizes. \ { C • I •
• 25 Reversible Flbie Rugs, 9xl2 ” '
and 8x10 ft. sizes. m A ■ ■ ■ ■
• 18 Crex Anoka Grass Rags, 9x12 VF
and 8x10 ft. sizes.
—Many of these rugs are just half of their original
price. All are desirable Summer rugs in choice pat
terns and colors.
Kann's—Third Floor.
Handkerchiefs
—Men's and Women's Linen f „
and Cotton Handkerchiefs..
—Odd lot Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Were 15c to
—Men’s and Women's Of „
Handkerchiefs. Were 50c
— Fine Handkerchiefs, r n„
Were $1.00 and $1.50_ OW.
Kann’s—Street Floor.
Leather Goods
—20 Red and Blue
Patent Bags. Were
$2.95 .
—4 Beige Calf Bags, oo 7P
Were $7.50 . 3P°* *0
—10 Beige Calf Bags. 09 Qff
Were $4.95 . dP^.^O
—Bill Folds. Were Ol nn
$1.50 to $4.95 . qP A. W
—Bill Folds. 1 n
Were 59c . AUC
—Leather Bags, shop- OQ~
worn. Were $1.00.
Kann’s—Street Floor.
China Ware
—Odds and Ends Dinner ware,
Glassware, were e TO 9
15c to $1.00... al
—Green Glass Cups and Sau
cers. Were 69c set of
6 ..
—3 Imported 64-pc.
Dinner Sets. Were oir
$22.91, .
—1 Imported 43-pc.
Dinner Set. Was si o«
$7 98 . **'■ > °
—9 Ice Tea Sets; 8-pc. *7 i~
Was $1.25 . 1
—75 Rose Glass Coasters.
Were ’9c set of 29c
—2 Glass Aquari- 09 on
urns. Were $4 98.
—3 Jardinieres with
pedestals. Were
$3 98 ..
—11 Metal Bird Baths. <70
Were $1 29 .
—7 Tilt-top Tables with glass
water set. Were g j j
—7 -Glass 27 - pc
Luru heon Sets. Were 0*0 4Q
$4 98 .
Kann's—Third Floor
Housewares
—18 l.g.upnki Garni, i.t Bags.
Shopworn. Were 49c to i p
$1.00 . 1,>c
—39 Packages of 8 Moth •
Crystals. Were 10c . *'*■'
—b Metal Sewing Cabi
nets. Were $1 00. as is ...
—5 Ice Tongs. Were r.l»
*1.19 . OUt
—11 Jifly Pea Mullers. n»
Were 75c .
—19 Porcelain KefrigeTalor
Freshcnrrs. Were *1.00,
—2 Lawn Mowers. 5 y*o in
blades. Were $4 93 ..
—3 Oval Metal Clothes Hamp
T Wcre..J1.98,..as #1.00
—2 Folding Wooden Clothes
Dryers. Were *100 and "Qr
*169. as is . ,,7t
—5 Outdoor Lawn Drveri,
Were *5.98, as ^ 49
—9 Metal Kitchen r.Q
Chairs. Were *1 29. as is, ,7L
—II I nder the Sink Gar- "Q
bage Cans. Were SI 00 ,,7t
—1 Procelain Insulated Detroit
Jruel Gas Range. 07Q
Was *109.75 . ®<7,uu
—1 Gas Range, with C*IQ QT
oven heat control..
—10 Dish or Broom Closets.
™ere * 4 9 8• as £2.98
—1 Leonard Del.uxe Steel Re
frigeratoc. Was 0 09 QX
*62 50 .
Kann's—Third Floor
Dresses
—12 Silk Dresses, street and aft
ernoon styles, were fij'P qx
*25 00. now .
—17 Silk Dresses, broken sizes,
from 14 to 20. in beige, blue,
and green, were *15.00. 9^
—2 F.vening Dresses, of Pcau
d'Ange lace, with velvet jackets,
sizes 18>2 and 20’j: 4 *sx
were $29.50. now. . . 3
Kann's—Second Floor
Linens
—20 Lunch Sets, rayon mixed
7 pieces, cloth 52x52. $j*o |Q
Were $3.25 .
—15 Lunch Sets, linen, 54x70-in.
cloth, 6 napkins, were on
$2 59, now .
30 Table Cloths, of all-over
lace, size 52x68, were
$100. each . xiZrC
—35 Tablecloths, rayon mixed, in
solid colors, size 54x70 ^n
Inches. wrere $1.50. now..
Kami's—Street Floor
Luggage
—4 .Overnight Cases. rfj1 OQ
Were $2.49 . 3PX.OT7
—I Week End Case, Of?
damaged. Was $2.49..
—I Week End Cases, a*} Qi?
damaged. Were $8.95
—1 Leather Week End
Case, damaged. Was 4 oq
$9.50 . dP^r.^77
—1 Case, damaged £1 f?Q
handle. Was $2.49...
—2 Leather Overnight
Cases, damaged. Were d»Q nn
$14.95 .
Kann’s—Fourth Floor.
■
Ribbons
—Ribbon Remnants. Were 1 rt_
15c to 39c yard .
—Three-tone Ribbons for hat
bands or belts. Were l P„
39c yard .
—Tailored Velvet Belts; Pn„
were 75c and $1.00 ....
Kann's—Street Floor
Art Goods
—Small lot 2-oz. Balls
Knitting Worsteds. OP.
Blue only.
—Lace Boudoir Pillows. PQ.
Were 89c.
—Bucilla Package Goods, on.
Discontinued .
—Stamped Centers and Scarfs
of art cloth. Were 29c IQ.
each . 17
—Stamped 5-pc. Lunch OQ.
Sets. Were 39c .
—2 Fancy Japanese
Screens. Damaged. Were QQ.
$2.98 . 7Ut
Kann’s—Fourth Floor.
Dresses—Half Priee
—Georgette printed and plain crepe,
jacket and coat styles. Short and long
sleeves; in dark colors, 14 to 46 sizes.
Were $10.
—Pure dye silk crepe dresses, white,
blue and pink, hand-finished. Sizes 14
to 44. Were $10.
45 Silk Dresses, crepes, laces, w-re $15.$7.50
Kann's—Second Floor.
Notions
—24 Garment Bags. 60 I
In. long . **'OC
—12 Pocket Shoe Bags. 0(i„
Were 50c .
—Dish Cloths, 6 in a a Q
—Cretonne-covered Ctil
ity Cabinets. Were c()„
—i Cedar I.ined Stor
age Boxes. Were l "A
$2 95 . *?A.,JVr
—7 Drawer Shoe Cab- £» | A"
Inets. Were $2 95_
Kann's—Street Floor.
Silverware
—1 I’niversal Elec
5r39.75 rn..Set:. W“ $14.98
—1 Silver-plated Cocktail Shaker
and Ice Tub. Was A"
$17 00 .
—25 pc*. Pewter. Dam- in
aged Were $100 . ‘WZfC
—25 Children* Silver-plated
Knives. Forks, Spoons. 1 A„
Were 25c . AdC
—Sterling Silver Table, Bullion
and Sugar Spoons and
Butter Knives. Were AA
$2 50 ea. dPl.lJV
—S Electric Mantel
Clocks. .Were cut
$12 50 .
—10 Sterling Silver ©| /x/x
Console Sticks. Ea dPA.VU
Kann's—Third Floor.
Hosiery
—200 prs. Tull Fashioned Silk
Hose. Also Mesh Hose. Some
Irregular
2 prs., $1
—65 prs. Children's Anklets,
some irregulars; 45 prs.
Women s Cotton and l /y
Lisle Hose . AVC
—150 prs. Men's Nov- 10l ..
elty Socks. Seconds.. /2*'
—120 prs. Bemberg Hose; some
irregulars; 60 prs. Silk OQ„
Flose. Handled As is..
— 40 prs. Mesh and
Chiffon
Mussed .
—Men's Plain
Were 50c .
Kann'j—Strees Floor.
BUSY CORNER SPECIALS
These Goods Reduced for Friday Only!
59c Water
Set*
34c
—"-piece sets, of
rich green glass,
consisting of 6
table tumblers
and pitcher.
Third Floor.
$1.19 Fnd Tahirs
97c ea.
— Attractive
gumtvood tables
in walnut and
m a h o ganv fin
ishes. Some wi’h
shelf underneath
Fourth Fijnr,
< annon >h**#*t*
< twin* 3 Si*e§
69c ea.
—63 x 99 72 x 99
and 81\99 in
sizes, of good
s h e et i n g, free
from tilling
Street Floor.
59c Selfringing
Floor Mops
29c
—These are the
self - wringing
mops that enable
you to scrub your
floors without
getting your
hands wet.
Third Floor.
Children** $1 and
$1.39 |lre-se»
69c
—Lawn and lin
ene dresses. In
pretty colors
Sleeved and
sleeveless models
In sizes 2 to 6
years.
Second Floor.
$ I S« eaters
ami skirts
89c ca.
- Knitted lisle
slip-on i eaters.
34 to * Rayon
pique skirts,
three styles; sizes
2fi to 32. Sport
Shop—
Serond Floor.
3-in-l Silk
Pongw Slips
84c
—Slip, brassiere
and little panty
all made in one
garment. Smart
ly tailored of the
natural color silk
pongee. Sizes 32
to 44.
Second Floor.
Men's Sh!rt« anil
Shorts
5 for SI
—Cooi, comfort
able shirts of
combed cotton.
In sizes 34 to 46.
Striped and plain
colored broad
cloth shorts. In
sizes 30 to 42.
Street Floor.
2>c ( hint*
< hair Pads
19c ca.
—Chintz covered
pads in light and
dark colors; large
and small pat
terns. Make
chairs more com
fortable and more
attractive.
Fourth Floor.
4 Sizes Striped
Awnings
94c ea.
—Regular style
striped duck awn
ings, in green
and gray. Mount
ed on flexible
steel frames.
Choice of 4 sizes.
Third Floor.
39c Snouilrift
Candv
29c U>.
—A delightful
Summer candy.
In vanilla and
chocolate flavors.
Take a pound or
so with you on
the week end trip.
Street Floor.
25c l)re«« Shields
3 Prs., 45c
— Earl shields.
Our own brand,
in white and
flesh. Regular
and crescent
shapes. Guaran
teed.
Street Floor.
69o All-Silk
Shantung
44c yd.
—P lain and
printed heavy
quality washable
Summer shades,
and combinations.
An exceptionally
good quality.
Street Floor.
39e Imported
Swiss Organdy
25c vH.
—White only. 44
Inches wide, per
manent finish.
For women's and
children's dres-es
and dress trim
mings.
Street Floor.
39c Colored
Ra\nn \oiles
19c yd.
—Plain colored,
beautiful chiffon
quality, in pastel
and dark shades:
also white and
black, 36 inches
wide.
Street Floor.
49c Linen
Pillow Capes
35c ea.
—Made of good
quality linen, full
sizes, and fin
ished with hem
stitched hems. 3
for SI.
Street Floor.
Silver-Plated
Ire Tea Spoons
6 for 59c
—Beautifully de
si g n e d, heavily
plated spoons, at
a very special
price. 10-yr.
guarantee.
Third Floor.
25c Playing l.ards
2 Decks, 39c
—Narrow linen
finished playing
cards, with color
ful backs. Very
specially priced
for Friday.
Street Floor.
29c Rayon
Flat Crepe*
19c yd.
—A lovely qual
ity for slips,
dresses, lingerie,
etc., in pastel
colors and dark
shades; also plen
ty of white.
Street Floor.
Beniherft Mesh
Hose. Pair
59c
—Pull fashioned
hose of Bemberg
mesh, In all the
smart Summer
oolors and sizes
812 to 10>i. A
special value.
Street Floor.
15c Size Ivory
Snow
6 for 69c
—Wash jour fin
est silks, lacas
and lingerie with
Ivory enow with
out fear of ruin
ing them. Spe
cial Friday.
Street floor.
Imp. Cotton
Oriental Ruga
$1.69
—26x52-inch im
ported rugs, with
fringed ends and
a deep pile. A
nice scatter size,
in bright Orien
tal patterns and
colors.
Third and
Street Floors.
Feather Bed
Pillows
%
49c ea.
—17x25-irch pil
lows, filled with
new s t e r 111 zed
feathers and cov
ered with a feath
erproof art tick
ing.
Third Floor.
49c Window
Screens
38c ea.
—“C o n tinental"
make extension
screens, with
galvanized wire
cloth, metal cen
ter brace. Size
18x33 inches.
Third Floor.
300 Prs. Gloves
18c—3 prs., 50c
—12 and 16 button silk
gloves in gray and mode . .
Also 1 clasp novelty silk
gloves.
Kann's— Street Flocr.
Bed Coverings
—10 Mattress Pads,
sizes 54x76 and 36x76
—5 Prpperell Patchwork Quiits,
80x84 - Inch. Were j
—8 Cotton Blankets, in pastel
colors: 70x80-in. size, 4k4l
Each . vl ■I'll
—Patchwork Qailts, | cjq
size 72x84 Inches_
—6 Camp Blankets, part wool, in
tan and dark brown, c> t a q
double-bed size, each v 1 • r“
Kann s—Street Floor
Laces
—23 Yds. Net, dots, in white,
pink and blue. Was 01 "si
$195 yard . 3? 1.033
—195 Yds. Venise Lace, chiefly
cream color, 3 in. Was ■ " _
25c Yard . IOC
—87 Merceriied Chair Back Set*,
consisting of one back QQ_
and two arms Were £9c
—13 Bretoone Scarfs, 45 in long,
were $125,
—7 Bretoone Vanity Seta, 17-Pr.,
^re85c-.now 30c
Kann's—Street Floor
Coats
—1 Blue Polo Coat, ao
was $15 00, now . 370.730
—12 Sports Coats, dj> | r”
were $10 00. now. 3M* i O
—2 Dress Coats, were Ait
$29 50. now . ©0.3333
—22 Spring Dress Coats, fur
trimmed WYre $16 50 M Q*
to $29 50 . ©0.730
Kann's—Second Floor