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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07
By HOWARD W. BLAKEsLEE (A%gociated Press Science Editor.)

NiAii-fDctdtSQ IItSS SCttHCc EuitOA.D y
 NEW YORK, Sept Tt is 22l years since the sleeping sickness, epidemic encephalitis, was first re- corded, and Is years since an al- most worldwide search for it's cause was begun
 But as doctors in St. Louis and vicinity watched the mounting Ceath roll, the cause was still un- known, although guessed at. The general medical guess ascribss this infection to -filtrabls virus, one of those IiS.ng disease organ isrns too small to be caught by filters, or seen under microscopes This epidemic" sleeping sickness is not c,1ssed as the same illness which is spread by the bite of the tstese fly T4 tefssss
 Infection of Nervous System
 The form now appearing in the midwest is due to infection in the central nervous system The att tack centers in various parts of the brain and of the brain cover- ings, the meninges, and of the spinal cord.
 Stupor resembling sleep results and gives the illness it's common name. The onset is sudden. Sometimes the lethargy is accom- panied by distortion of vision, at others by delirium and terror But the symptoms are likely to be widely different in different out breaks. The cases in one epidem- ic may be mostly similar, only to vary with the next appearance.
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me tell you, my dear. he'll be more sober living in this house than he's been for years, and if you come back in months time you won't know him and that's a fact" a
 And seeing you" Mrs. Spears went on, makes me think of that MT. Boyd had here hefora you went away. You don't ever hear anything of him I suppose?" ! "Do your" Georgie asked.
 "Well, I hear a bit now and then, but you can't believe half you hear and that's a fact. They said his op- eration was a failure, poor man." She was struck by a bright idea "What about little drink just to celebrate the occasion? Just you and me together?"
 "Yes," Georgie said.
 Half bottle of the best Bubbly," Mrs. Spears said heartily. T don't suppose you're exactly delighted to have me for an aunt. but there's mo- body I'd rather have for niece than you, Miss Georgie, and that's fact" And as she passed Georgie on her way out to the bar she stopped and deposited smacking kiss on the girls cheek.
 There, now." she said. And don't you worry about your uncle. He'll be alright with me-"
 T know he will" Georgie said gratefully, and she was conscious of a little warm feeling round her heart as she realized that though life might be unkind, in this woman she had at last found a friend.
 (Copyrioht. 19ss, Doubleday Dordn)
 Georgie receives touching Iet-
 ter, tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07

A soft maple tree planted near Wakarusa, Ind, in 1871 measures fl feet, there inches in circumfer- ence five feet above its base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07
By tue World FORGOT
New Serial by RUBY M. AIRES

T expect you're surprised. Pm bit surprised myself to tell you the truth, but there, I'm lonely and so's he, so when he said why notbe lone ly together, said Right-oh! and there it was."
 She patted her golden hair com p1acently. "You needn't be afraid that 1 won't look after him." she added.
 "I'm not" Georgie said. "I'm only afraid that living here, he will drink himself to death." Mrs. Spears laughed.
 "Well. that's something you need never be afraid of," she said confi- dently. I'm mistress here and he knows 1t. and what say goes. Let
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
 Women of the Moose Women of the Moose will meet tonight at 7::30 in Moose Hall Wis., iting members welcome.
 GERTIE OLSEN, adv. Recorder.
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COAL AS 4 sTIMuLENT

Aside from technicalities of the law, some very potent material considerations figured in the un- er-surface discussions which fi- nally brought the open shop dis pute to it's conclusion.
 One powerful force on the side of labor was the situation in the soft coal industry in Pennsyl- vania. With the strike there set tied for the moment, NRA of ficials were told forcefully that nothing could prevent new and worse outbreak if any open shop provision were written into the coal code
 The employers, as well as the government, seemed impressed with this danger and content to make concessions to avoid it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07

Allowing tomato pulp to ferment in the process of saving seed helps control the spread of bacterial cancer, says the United States Department of Agriculture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07

The fire lands survey in early Ohio was a section reserved for Connecticut settlers as compensa- tion for their losses at the hands of British raiders.
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OPERATION FOR STEERS

John Steers, 66 years old. entered St. Ann's Hospital last evening and this morning underwent major operation.
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mise agreement than ever was dis closed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-07
NRA Peacemdking Genius Enhanced
 By Settlement

tContinuea rom Page oneo
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. . AT THE HOTELS
 Q . .

Gastineau MT. and Mrs. E. E. Mead Point Retreat. Nick Beg, Todd; Bob Ellis, Ketchikan; M. W. Sasseen, Ketchikan; L. G. Wingard, Ju- neau; Pete Williams
 Alaskan James J. Paul, Angoon; Henry Mcy, Hoonah; Henrietta Moy, Hoonah; E. Gilligan, Juneau.
 Zynda c. A. Bergstrom.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
Join the Thrifty INrmg! Save -HxdhymGM
Tomorrow Day Cooking SchoolPrzs
Hosiery

AZ Prs Ingram SILK 2Oc
Hose. Were 59c... Nv
80 Prs. Silk Hose; mesh, lace,
chiffon; as u. Were CSc
So Pm. Mems Novelty Hose;
IS Pr4 Children Halt 5c
Kann's+Street Floor.
Mirrors
-25 Pictures. loxls in. 1Qc
Is oiiettes, lsxl7 in. Were o.
II Buffet Mirror,
21x51 In. Was $14.95; @2 OQ
- Is
II Large Buffet Mir
ror. Was $7.95; dam % or
SI Buffet Mirror. i7x4s in. Was
$10.95. Frame dam @2 OK
aged ................
o Console Mirrors, floor RQc
samples. s1.95 grades. Wv
3 Triple MirrorA &770
Were $2.95. ........... ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Mems Furnishings

-2l4 Broaucl0th SnrIs, some
solIe0. Were 0sc anu sac
81 .................
80 sreaacloth Ioa, fa,amas' f.1'an soc
-l4E PRS. Hose, discontinued pat
terms 18c grades. Sizes lCc
1917, IL and 1112.......
pain and Fancy Broad 1Ic
cloth Shorts. Were 27c
-Pull-over Shirts, A. for SOc
sizes SO and 80. %. O wv
. Brocaded Robes, CT 2S
faded. Were $7.95. 80. ~O
Il Flannel Robe. Was G2 *
$5.95
discontinued C0whide SOo
Belts. Were $1..........
Brown and Gray Cow COc
hide Belts. Were SOC. CIV
-48 Soft Hats, mostly
gray and tan. Were @1 90
$l.9o
Il Suede Blouse, gray;
soiled. Size 36. Was S1 OK
$4.95 ...............
Odd Lot Ties. Were sec 29c
and 55c ................
IA Pajamas, faded. Were 81
and $1.5O; 13 1t. Weight Durene
Union Suits Were 6Oc
II .................. .....
Al Ties, faded. Were H.
b5c to $50.
IS Fancy Weave Sport 90 TX
Sweaters. Were $4.95 ~@o
-18 PulI-over Snort Sweaters.
Disconti nued sl.sS &1.W
grades .............. %
Kann's- Street Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Odd Lot Soaps, imported pine,
Williams, Import = CSn
ed CASTLE, etc. oA ~
Salt Tooth Paste, 35c 1S~
Size
40 Sachets, also so Bot IN.
ties Perfume from bulk. NV
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Whitine s. Davis
w.
Mesh Bags
tISS osd $29S Voisss
70c

Several different sizes
Dresden and enameled
mesh In beautiful color
combinations. Many boxed.
-Children's sizes. Were
Soc and $1.00. Now. .39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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BOYS Wear

SO Wash Shirts. Were To-
OON ..sss..s
So. 80 F0ur-Pe. kni'ksr $4.95
Ou1tS
40 Tan and Gray QOo
Tweed Longies .......... wv
10 Appo spSFt Suits. &7 20
Were $2.95 .......... PA'o|
. Blue Wool Flannel Sport
Goats. Sizes 6 and Sno
................
II Tweed Cost and S105
Pants. Size 9........ ~A~O
so Combination Suits, wool
pants, wash top. Were OQo
$1.95 and $169. 9.......... NV
Kann's+Second Floor.
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Dresses
Notions

IMusi,n p,sHs na..oo Ironing 2 for 25c
Sew - % ON GartsrA Assort- lOc
Garter Belts. Sanitary Aprons,
Small Lot Scissors To-
Ia. ...............
-s,as ..ssrtsa TAPES 3 pcs. l8c
Small Lot Black Sewing Silk
and and 10 loo,ya. c spooi' 4 for lOc
Small Lot Plain Colored
Chair Pad and Back t.
-48 Storage Boxes, Of o.
compo board. Were soc -oS
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lamps

Ia Davenport Lamps. @1 40
Were S3.98 ......... %1'F
rs Pare b m entized p.
Shades. Were ACC and 81; 0e
aS - ................
Ia Silk and Celanese
ShadeA Were $1.00 and Al.
$1.98 tn
MsD plete. '11,sy WsIe .a%p'' 81 oo COM ,69c
IS Meal Smoking Stands. 10.
Were 81 90. 0.............. wv
90 Alabaster Table Lamps. @C
Were $2.98. %E
= Bridge Lamps, @1 90
complete. Were S2.49 ~A'~o
Kann's-Third Floor. .
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Beds. Etc.

. Studio Couches,
a00s dssS.s samples '42'S0 $29.95
Il Double Sliding &70 or
Couch. Was 1895 %AV'|O
Il Double Fold Away
Bed with m attress. @1O
Was $685.. %AV
. Boudoir Chairs. Were @S
II Chaise Lounge ~ OK
Was $14.60. ........ %S|O
II Two-pc. Living Room QIS
Suite. Was $500. ..... %fo
Il Reclining Chair
with with 10 foot t, stool &l6.5O
-3 Inner-Spring Mat CT or
tresses. Were SASS %s'|O
= Heller Single Inner-Spring
ma Mattresses' Were &16.05
43375 ............ %AO'|O
5 Felt Mattresses. @E AA
Were $9.95 ......... ~O'FF
q prs. Pillows, half down and
half goose feathers. cS IN
Were $895 ......... %O'OO
Il Sealy Single Box @7S
Spring. Was $780,. %AO
a Coll Springs cS 90
Were $1195. ........ %O'|o
II Cedar Lined
w,sdr'0'. ". 81 Was $3.50
Kann'stThird Floor.
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Home Fittings

80 Jaspe Boud0ir Chair 90
Covers. Were 79c. c........ wv
Odd Lot 50-in. Drapery Dam
asks. Were 98c to $198 SOc
yard
-RemnAnts Curtain and Drspery
Materials. Were 10c to 19c 80
yard ................
Remnant Curtain and Drapefy
Materials. Were 29c to IT,
ACC yard ...............
Remnants Curtain and Dr1pery
Fabrics. Were soc to $1.49 CQ~
yaIQ
Odd Lot Curtains. Were CO~
soc to 69c pair. ........
-125 Blue Holland Win CQr
dow Shades. Were &c.,. ~
Table Lot Linen Gre CO~
tonnes. Were soc yd.....
Kann's-Third Floor.
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FrOcks & Uniforms

ITOChS u Oll11 VI lib
30 Hostess Sets in pretty prints,
also broadcloth smocks. AT.
Were $1.0o .............
~ Extra Size Dresses OF
printed broadcloth. Were or
$i.95. Now.
30 Rayon Dresses,
soiled. Were s2s5 and &1C7
-l5 White Uniforms, also COL
ored Hoover aprons. Sl.47
Were $1.95 .........
80 Uniforms, tn white. also
colors, some rayons. Were k1c
$I.95 and $2.95 ........ Wv
Kann's-Second Floor.
Handkerchief
-Women's Linen Handkerchief,
tnitaled or embd. Were 60
1Oc
Novelty Linens. Were 7Qc
35c and Soc.
Pastel Chiffons and Fine OSc
linens. Were soc to ST..
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Neckwear
Odd Lot Neckwear, scarfs,
b1ousettes, hats, etc. To
Soiled. As Is.
3 Marabou Scarfs. @1 OF
Were $2.95 and $685.. %A
Kann's-Street Floor.
Dresses
so Silk Dresses, prints, early
Spring models, some
mussed. Were IS and @1 90
$795 ............... ~A
-15 Dresses, white crepe, soiled:
muses. m s. Sizes were $3.50
30 Silk SuitA fur trimmed,
gray, navy and tan. @Q or
Were $5.e5 .......... %o'>O
KaQn'+SecOnd Floor.
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Chinaware

wal Wa p,nnsr 81 as Set 'O-pe' $4.98
IS Dinner Sets, 81
and s5 pc. Were &15.08
$29.98 ............ ~-O
Il China Dinner M Set, Al S8
Il Dinner Set, 53-pc. O. 90
Was $12.98. 98........... %s'~o
Ia Glass Ice Tubs. Were S0~
$1.00
-6 leo Tea Sets, 13-pc. QQ~
Were S1.49. 9.............. WV
Ia Green Glass Water CO~
Sets. 7-pc. Were soc. -. NV
is Green Glass Grill QQo
Sets, 16-pc. Were $1.00.. wv
loo Doe. Tum-
blers. Were 29c 4 for 7Oc
set of six. ...... AO ~
100 Glass Refrigerator CSc
Sets. Were 49c. c.......... S
3 Porcelain Cake Boxes; S0c
IL Cereal JARS. Were 81. wv
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Umbrellas
Lingerie

Sample Pajamas. Were S0c
79c and s1.............. wv
-Rayon Crepe Gowns 26~
and Pajamas. Were SOC. wv
Ia SILK Pajamas. @1 90
Were $2.95 and 1895. A
Slips Of rayon tafteta, 2O~
broadcloth and muslin. wv
Silk Undies and Bed
JacketA Were 3l.00 and Sn~
4l.6o ...............
Printed Batiste and Volle
Ch IN ise and Step-ins. 49,
lis Negiigees and
and $S.96 ...........
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Housewares

VSAS
3 Detecto Bath Room 4
Scales. Were $4.98.. =
Il white Steel
Refrigerator. Was O.
$4,000 ............ "
Il De Luxe Steel
Refrigerator. Was Cs
$65.00 ............ W.
Il Leonard Steel Ice O.
Chest. Was $29.50 W
. Two = B urner
Electric r anges. &7
Were $42.50..... W
p Universal Electric
Chafing Dishes. Were 4
$lO.S6.
3 Manning Bow
man Electric Mixers. O.
Were $18.95. W
. Detroit Jewel
Gas Ranges. Were O.
$45.45 ............ W
Il Detroit Jewel
De Luxe Gas Range. O.
Was $l08.75 ...... W
Il Detroit Jewel
able To p Gas @s
Range. Was $4e.s5 w
Il Top-icer Wood Re- 4
frigerator. Was S16.95. '
IS Enameled Clot b e
Hampers. Were t1.49. >.
3 Porcelain Enamele'
Garbage Cans. Were $l.2
ID Corn BroOn1s, wer
35c; IS Bamboo Law
Rakes, were 29c. .......
IS Revolving Lawn
Sprinklers. Were $1.98.
3 Folding Ironing Tabl
Were $1.98............
Kann's-Third Fo
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Ribbons

Wide Ribbon Remnants C2~
Were 39c to 75c yd. $50.
Ribbon Remnants. Were 60
1Oc to zoe yd. w
Hair r b ons. Were 1Oo
Csc and 35c vd........
Miniature window Boxes
and baskets Of artificial S0c
flowers. Were 81 80 to $3.50 wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Furniture

B Magazine Racks. En~
Were s1.o0 ............. wv
i Solid walnut End Table,
was 1895; Steel Bridge Tables,
were S2.48; Combination Maga-
zine Rack and Smoking CT
Stand, was $1.95; Each. ~
Il Coffee Table with CD At
glass tray. Was $4.95.. %&'E
Il Drop Leaf Tea
wagon with glass CD OO
tray. Was $7.95. ... %o')|
aa cIaw pfum feef vaele, was 81 metal ss $l.47
Il Implanted Dress QS Sn
ing Table. Was S9.95 %c'cO
3 Metal Smoking 90.
Stands. Were 69c. c....... wv
NJ NJ. Gov: w.. Winthrop .ss aE $3.50
Il Auto Seat for baby. EOo
Was 500. OSc
Kann'-Rn1Irfb E1nor
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Underwear


la Milanese Chemise
and 5 Gowns. Were al 40
$3.50 ........... 80.
- Milanese Gowns, 90 90
soiled. Were $685.. ~S'~O
- Carters Rayon Combinations;
3 Rayon Pajamas, soiled. OQc
Were $1g5.
20 Women's Rayon lOc
Panties. Were 9ec. ......
Kann's-Street Floor
Art Goods
la Hand-Painted Boudoir
Lamp shades Were 2Oc
-Cretonne Piiiowh E for 81
square shape. ...... WV W.
-Needlepoint Tapestry root.
stools Oblong. were &1
% Rose and Green
0rgandy Spreads 4l08
Were $2.98 ......... %A
-l-o1. Rails Yarn. Assorted O.
colors and weights. Ball.. "
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Linens
Trimmings

Fur Collar Lengths.
Were $1.00, each ........
Fancy Buttons. 8 and
IL en- q card. Were SOC
and SEC ................
% Fancy Belts, were 75c
to $l.00, choice. e..........
Kann'S-Street F1oo
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Juniors Apparel

Ill Tweed Coats. Were 90
$5.95 and $7.95. W.
III Frocks, for Sum-
day night and street. % OF
Were $40.
-S SwaEger Suits, 2-pc.; silk
lined coats. Sizes IL, Q2 on
l3 and is. Were $40. ~O
Kann'"Second Floor.
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BUSY CORNER SPECIALS
Regular Goods Reduced Friday Only
Jergens 25c
Toilet Soap
4 cakes. 39c

-Jergens Luxuri-
Gus Toilet Soap,
choice of lavender,
n re issus, cold
cream and jasmine
Delightful, fra
grant, inexpensive.
Street Floor.
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Women's $l.00
Union Suits
75c ca.

-Ragatta Athletic
Union Suits, Of
checked and striped
materials In flesh
and white. Sizes
SO to so.
Street Floor,
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Silverware

90 ~
lie Sterling handled Serving
Pcs, were S1.00; Silver Plated Salt
& Pepper Shakers. Were 60c
81 and $l.95.
. 4e0-Day Clocks. CT 40
Were S1498..
Glass and Sflver-plated
Novelties. Were 2ec and H.
oSc .......''s'"s
-l6 S-Day Kitchen QO~
Clocks Were $1.29...... Wy
Il Chro m 1 q m .plsted
Electric !1s Clock. Was $3.50
$40 ...............
-6 Glass and Nickel
Cocktail shakers. &1.M
Were S2.e8 ....... ~
40 Wonder Knives. Were 29c
oSc
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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Housewares

3 Perforated Metal Clothes
Hampers. Were sl.5o. 75c
AS is
-6 Metal 2s-in. Closets. 7Oc
Were $1.49. As is. s...... ~
-6 Metal Hampers, were $l.00.
6 Closed Vegetable Bins, were
$l.25. 9 Metal Pantry Stools,
were 3l.39. . Step Ladders s
it,, were $1.29. rs Cedarized
Closets. were sl.oo. All 5Oc
as Is
a Metal Double Wall Closets,
were $249, as is. Metal Gar
den Carts, were $2.ss. 3 Electric
Were $315 ......... 49,
g Large Galvanized Wash
Tubs, were csc, as is. Wooden
Garden Hose Reels. Were 10c
Ill Willow Clothes &1 SO
Hampers. Were $3.98 %A'OO
- Porcelain Garbage 35c
Cans. Were $1.49..... wv
Odd Lot Ice Cream Freezers.
Were W re 7'c to 39ctO$2.0
IA Upper Ironing Ia QQc
bIes. Were $1.98. As is.
-s Under the Sink Garbage
Cans. we're 75c. 3 Wooden
Clothes Dryers were CSc
$l.00. As is ..........
a Lawn Mowers
G2 in). shopworn. 90 CS
Were $3.50 ....... ~.
o 1,s1s; s9 to We5e ss'se Csc to $1.98
Il Everhot Electric @7C M
Cooker. Wa 500 80 %AOO
- Block Tin Gamers. QQr
Were S1.e8 ............
- Metal Outdoor Show R0c
ers. Shopwcrn. Were 81 m
Kann's-Third Floor.
Sportswear
Al SIip-on Sweaters. A7c
lacy style. Were 81, now C
-37 Blouses. Were &7M
$2.95 to $5.s5. ~AOO
III Pique Jackets, double SQc
breasted. Were $1.95... Nv
Ill Boucle Dresses. @2 M
Originally $9.75, now %O'OO
Kann's-Second Floor
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Partly cloudy,
probably local showers and thunder
storms tonight and tomorrow; not
much change in temperature; gentle
southwest winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy with local
bhundershowers tomorrow in extreme
northwest portion tonight; not much
khange in temperature.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight. to-
morrow local thundershowers; not much
khange In temperature.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy with
tDcal thundershowers tomorrow and In
northwest portion tonight; slightly
warmer tonight in east central portion.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
Near this morning.
ReEort for Last "a Hours.
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DOnnestics

10 prS. Sateen window 7Oc
Drapes. Were 4l.60, pr.
so Crinkle Bedspreads,
rose and lavender. Were 7Gc
81
leo KAnn's Certified
Sheets, 72x99 size. Were SSc
70c ................. WV
100 yds. Unbleached
Muslin, 36 In. Was 10c k1oc
yd.
Kann'+Street Floor
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Bows Wear

lilo wash Knickers; CQc
sizes 3 and Q. Were 69c..
lis Little Boys Caps. SOr
Were $3.50 ............
lilo Golf Hose. Were Sc
25c; now a prs. 25cl..
Kann's-Second Floor
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Handkerchief

Linen and Georgette CSc
Hdkfs. Were SOC. ........
Linen Print and 7CfIoc
Plain Hdkfs. Were 25c. IT.
Odd Lot Plain and Printed o.
Hdkfs. Were 12lsc to l8c..
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Secondhand 10~
Books, each 80. AVS
Kann's-Street Floor.
Knit Underwear


so Carter's Rayon Undies, COM
binations and union suits. Snc
Were $100. Ea. ...........
80 Knit Vests, cot 721/oc
ton. Were Csc ..... nv
90 Lace Bandeaux. Were AOc
98c Now. ...............
10 Carter's Rayon Com #
binations, soiled. Were R2c
$1.25 .....
IS Girls Waist Union
Suits of pajama check. 7Oc
Were 18c. ................
is Girls Rayon
GSms'9.s''n %s1s nat .. Suits 12K2c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
so Cotton Glass Towels. H.
Were l5c.
IS doz. Linen Nap
kins, ~ in. Were % IN
$3.50 q doz. .......... ~
lis Cotton Lunch Sets, 7Oc
7-pc. Were $1.00 set. -. ~
rs Bath Sheets, solid 7Oc
colors. Were $1.00 ea.. 49,. ~
80 Linen bar Towels, y
emb'd. patterns. Were CSr
39c ca.
Kann's-Street Floor
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(EQM FRIDAY BARGAINS %g a 4ss Szs 1sg,vy
Hosiery

AAOA
-4S Pm. Wemen's Silk o.
Nose; AS is." Pr. AOS
rs Prs. Mems Silk Hose, 7Oc
browns and grays. .......
so Pr. Silk Hose, medium w1
mesh, sise "a only. 3 pr. ~
- Pr. Burson Hose,
cray rAyon and cotton COc
mixtures ...............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Goats
- Spring Goats, sizes % M
IA to 30. Were $40. %Oo
- Corduroy Coats,
sizes IA and Is. Were &4 70
47.05, now.
% to "1,'' a. Were We're; $3.50 1850 $9.9o
Kann'-Second Floor
Sewing Machines
--Reconditioned Treadle Ma
sn,ne' chin $3.50 $500
.1 - v.sd xaA Electric $500
i Used Electric 224.5O
Cabinet Model. go. %~
II Used Electric 900 IN
Domestic Machine. %@~'oO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
COrSots
Odd lot Oirdles and SOc
Corselettes. Soiled Each. wv
rs Brocade Girdles, ri 80
large sizes. Were $3.50 %A'O>
odd lot Corselettes 01 M
and 0irdIes. Were So %A'oo
III Discontinued Cor CD 90
selettes. Were $780,. ~S
Kanns-Second Floor
Lamps
so Parch led CSc
Shades. Were sl.vU. AS Is
-lV Metal VANITY Lamp 2Oc
Bases. Were $l.0V. As is. Wv
-I5V Electric Light Bulbs; hc
Is and 40 watts. Ea......
-luo Assorted Candle. Dc
Were lOc and l5c.
s. Desk L mps with R1c
smoking trays. Were Sl.sS
Ia Bridge and Floor Lamp i.
Bases. Were ss.ss to 81.
s.. As Is. .........
10 Celaneoe Lamp 7Oc
Shadea Shopvorn.
II Davenport Floor &1.08
Lamps. Were $40. ~A
Kann'"Third Floor
Boys Wear
lilo wash Knickefs; CQc
sizes 3 and .. Were 6ec..
lis Little Boys Caps. SOc
Were $3.50 ............
lilo Golf Hose. Were Sc
25c; now a prs. 25cl..
Kann's-Second floor
Evening star., 1933-06-29
COD Friday and Odd Lots
FrOcks and Aprons

TrOckS anu aprons
go Misses Frocks, doveskin and
washable silk. Were $1.s5 QQc
40 Sheer Crepes and Wash
T1ochs, Fl .. sOiled; !s :. Were Sl.l9
al Dresses, tr1co pique. soiled.
misses nj $. sizes. were $l.97
SZS3 ...............
-ls Swagser Linen 13.R7
Suits. Were $685.. ... %o'Os
--36 Linen Suits, also plain and
printed smocks. Were 27.64
Sl95 ...............
Aprons, printed pinafore. and
white waist styles. Were C1r
29c and 39c.
80 Nurses and Maids
Uniforms. Were $l.95 90
and $295. .............. WV
Kann's-Second Floor
Lingerie
-68 Silk POngee PajamAS,
Gowns and Slips. Were 77c
$l.00
So Silk Gowns, Pajamas, and
81 s''ss' ss SO soilsa. sass' Were u Price
Odd Lot Rayon Taffeta and
Muslin Undies. Were 5Sc COc
and 79c ...............
Turkish Towel Robes SOr
for Misses. Were &c.. wv
lie Muslin or RayOn
Knickernick b 90 m rs. 2O~
Were $1.00 ........
Silk Chemise, Panties,
Dance Sets. Were $1.00 Snc
to $l.59 ...........
Silk or Rayon Crepe Robes and
Pajamas. Were $3s5 60 20
and S5.95 ..........~ ...~
Kann's-Second Floor
Umbrellas
B Silk Mixed 1s-rib 70 03
Umbrellas. Were 1896 ~~
4 Silk and Silk
Mixed l6-Rib Um- 90 S0
brelIas. Were $500. ~
a Silk Mixed 16-rib 07 OQ
Umbrellas Were 1895 ~
Kann's--Street Floor
Evening star., 1933-06-29
Children,s Wear

Handmade Baby SOc
Dresses, soiled. Were 81
Odd lot Cross Bar 1hc
Union Suits. Were 39c...
Boys Broadcloth Wash
Suits, sizes to 6. Were CQc
39c ................
Kann's-Second Floor