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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Main Street
Goinos. Cominos aud Doings
Of Tdcomans as the Re-
porter Found Them.

Joseph krutsky pleased by the
visit here OF Volta Benes Marie
Carpenter heading for the elevator
~. l. Pettus thanking his eonstit-
uants- Charles Cramp starting for
q meeting - Fred Allen renewing
scouaintances-Iv Parse discus
sing the ball game - Cyrus Ryan
looking for a chalk mark Charles
Schuler opening up a new show
Bert Gonyeau observed on the roof
Of the city hall Ralph Brink
armed with paint gun - Mike
Shae oiling that shotgun again
c. y. Nicolle explaining how the
accident happened = Arthur and
Mern Burklund taking a walk on a
fall evening Hughes not be-
lieving she was seen b. the Main
Streeter p. W. Gardner hoping
the rain doesn't dampen the fair
Ralph Hubbard arriving Just in
time 10 keep dry Frank and
Helen LeCompte describing an eve
ming at the Olympic Bowl - Ken
Oiier displaying his application
Al Gruefter making n telephone
call - George Casseday engrossed
in a good book - Tommy Fuller
looking for a Gerry stroheck-
er and Seraphine Scanlon on the
main stem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Army Will Buy
1902 Horses
Day Of CovolrY
Is Not Over Yet

WASHINGTON ~ The army's
horse-snd-buggy DAYS aren't over
vet mechanical warfare notuith-
standing.
The war department has COM
pleted plans for the most powerful
horse cavalry in history. Reorgani-
nation Of the cavalry service will
Be announced within a few days.
IL was learned today. Army Off
Gals say 1t will provide for the
most striking revision in cavalry
technique since Gen. John J. Per
sing ordered his entire command
to discard ssbers and rely on gun
power in the chase for Pancho
Villa.
The new plans call for purchase
Of 1a. 500 horses TO augment the
estimated 1000 now IN service.
Most OF the new horses will be
placed in national guard cavalry
groups A request for 1885. $40
for the new mounts Is before con-
Eress now.
Army officials are convinced
that the horse is irreplacahle in
many parts of the United States
where highway systems are under
developed. Another factor is the
likelihood that the army may be
called into hemisphere defense.
Horses would prove invaluable in
many sections Of Latin America
where paved roads are largely non
existant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19


Il would Be perfectly possible
for a stone-desf person. unable 10
hear the Internal racket each night.
who lived and worked within GER
tain sections Of the city. 10 have
gone through the last IL days
without knowing anything about
what had happened and without
having experienced any ineonven-
fence beyond the late delivery Of
his morning paper.
A group Of neutrals got together
to roughly estimate the damage.
All of them had seen many sec
tons Of London since the attack
began.
They estimated 1900 build
ings Of all kinds had been de-
stroyed. 5000 seriously dam
aged and 10000 damaged TO
the extent Of holes In walls.
loose bricks. vanished roof
tiles or shattered glass.
There are probably more than
!, 900. 900 structures Of all kinds
in Greater London. That would
mean that is per cent of all build
ings had been damaged. and that
1 18th Of / per cent had been de-
stroyed; that at the present rate
it would take about one year and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

ENUMCLAW-The PIT. A. will
open its fall and winter program
with an interesting meeting on
Thursday. Sept. 1s. The meeting
will be held in the high school
music room, and will have as its
theme Know Your School" Grade
school teachers and parents will be
special guests. Short talks will be
given by various department heads
explaining their program for the
year. The Ainnihecs Camp Fire
girls will open the program with
the flag salute. Miss Mason will
sing a solo. and refreshments will
be served at the close of the meet
ing, mothers of the Senior class
acting as hostssses. This years
PIT. A. program viii cover Co
operation and Education
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Blythe. Calf. second. and Tom
Bride. third. The first go-round
Of the second section was won by
Jerry Amber. Calgary. 146
points: Bob Olson. Helena. second.
142 points. and Don Bentley. 124
points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Individual Training
Feature OF Choir

Featuring class and individual
vocal training under direction of
Mrs. George Duncan, formerly of
the Teachers college in San Fran
eisco. the choir schools OF Christ
Episcopal church will be open TO
an young students interested in
singing and an understanding of
the music literature of the church.
Glasses for boys and girls are
held each Saturday, the former
meeting at $50. and the latter at
10 n. m
A reception for new members
and a reunion Of old members OF
Tie adult choir viii be held IN
wells hall Thursday evening, fol-
lowing regular rehearsal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
TO Address Meeting
At Donish Lutheran

px. Cyrus Z Albertson. pastor
a First Methodist church. will
address a Young and Old meeting
N St Paul Danish Lutheran
church. So. 18th and L SITS. Fri
day at 8 .. m. Members and
friends Of the church ara invited
10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Alabama Educator
LIQUIDS Teachers

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Dr. John
r. Mcclure Of the University of Ala
bama believes that coaches and
teachers are playing a vital part
In the national defense program.
His reasons are that they mold
the citizenship Of our country and
defend its ideals"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

be Increased and enlarged. The
new location will not only pro-
vide complete modern banking
facilities TO the new district.
but will also service the banks
customers In the former loca-
ton. inasmuch rs the new build
ing will he situated within one
mile Of the old location. The
National Bank of Washington
has great faith In the future and
advancement Of Bremerfon and
we feel that the new bank build
Ing. ~ well ~ the extension OF
the banks -Timeplan' and other
modern banking services viii do
much 10 aid In the growth and
prosperity Of the city Of Bremen
ton and the Northwest gen.
orally"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
London Still Far From Being
Levelled by German Bombs
BY EDWARD ". BEATTE JR.

London bombed for II by Ger
planes today parslyze great
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
Rebekahs Initiate
 Eight Candidates

Eight candidates were initiated into the Rebekah Lodge at a meeting held last night at the LOOP Hall
 A social followed, with the Hal loWe'en coler scheme chosen as decorations for the affair.
 Arrangements were in charge of Mesdames Anna Larson, Norma CalloW, Mable Lybeck, Betty Me Cormick and Esther OLaughlin.
 It was announced that the last meeting of next month would be roll call and all members are asked to keep the date, November 27, in mind.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24

i fer Shaughnessy and his team is uncertain, but simply on per iolmances to date the erstwnic l Chicago U. coach. is hit. Stan ford has beaten the University ot { san Francisco 27 to 0, the Un.- versity Of Oregon l3 to o, and Santa Clara ' to G.
 San Francisco is not a big time school, but it's 1940 team is a tough one and it took the field Q 1o-to-7 favorite
 In 1899 Stanford had dieastrouT season and Coach Tiny Thornhill was let out Shaughnessy, who had just become Chicagos coach with out team" was available.
 Chicagos dismal record was not n his favor, tu, it was easy to remem.1 ser his accomplishments at Tulane and Loyola Of New Or luans and the deal was closed.
 During spring practice reports cot around that the Stanford h. dians would be a vastly different team. The material is practically the same but early games showed 9 vastly improved club.
 Against San Francisco ShaugF nessy's crew ran its entire offense off the "T' formation employed by the professional Chicago Bears. The quarterback took the bail from center on every play. "Psy- chological blockers'' sped off to different parts of the gridTon. rho rass deployment was skilled crafty and confusing Timing was GAoOHSnl.
 San Francisco couldn't figure out a defense and Oregon's Tex
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
COAST GRID TEAM PICKS
 Up;; CLICKS
Stanford Sitk Indian Be. comes Mean Warrior
 Under ShauqhDessY
By SAM JACKSON Ap foatnrc Service Writer

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24-Clark D Shaughnessy. the football coach who last season suffered the ig- nommy Of an 87-to-o defeat and then had his school-the Univer- sity Of Chicago-sinlply fold up its football team and turn him adriftr is once more riding high.
 Seldom has gMdiron mentor made such an Instantaneous im- pression on the press and public of the Pacific Coast.
 He has taken the sick Indian -which is what the pitying fans have been calling once great
 nA 'urned him into strong and dangerous warrior.
 s..4at tne rest of the tough coast conference schedule holds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
THE WEATHER
IL s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BuKEM
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau

fcri n beginning at pm, tonight showers Friday
 temperature lowest temperature tonight 2 highest Friday 52 l1.4e-a -aecN
 for light local portion; gentle southaster winds erlyi Canal
 foretas U "snus showers, moderate souhery Hinchmbrook northeastery winds; Resurrection Bay partly cloudy moderate noheastery Bay Kodiak partly cloudy moderate nortery to northwesterlY winds v
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24

Oliver, scouting the Indians, frankly admitted he'd have to stay awake nights to do so-and it turned cut Chat he failed too.
 Chased pretty generally as q second division team on the basis of material, Stanford is now uni
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24

versally regarded as something to reckon with From the fans stand point the team IS a good one to watch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
How One Woman Lost 26 Lbs. of Fat -4 inches of Hips
 -5 inches Of Bust
 --7l2 inci:es cif Waist Writes 'I Feel Fine and look 10 Years Younger

Tow @cN.d you Ike to lose 10 to 2c rounds of frs iu few weeks How 'soI'd you fSe to lose y0;,r double cn,n and your too-pro aiGost hirs and ac',9, len ar< a,rrg v';,t it feet better ,crhars thait y~- have in years?
 Get oa the scales tod1y and sec Sow nGeh You weirh, T-ke half te.p spoonful cf nrrselicn Soiis in T gssss o- wa.c. ii-t ,Lins every mol.isg. Cnt our rastfy oc'l fatty mcats-gc s-gi.t or Iriafce>. batter. cream and sashs. After 9G days weirh yourself again--nnw yon'i know ;he easy, sers:bla Tav n Io1r frt
 Stat te1ay girls te get a more chaImiag, at,racti,e, slender figure. E
 krnscecn corncs in either tie now pleassnt. bubhlins fo:m CT p&in--a bor'ie usually lssts wcaLs and is in- expressive.
 Ica1.nG druggists III over Anierica, sell Kfasehea Salts: # ..pt sliI,temels sat,shed--,Ap,iey back. z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
Robert Simpsons
 Are Dinner Hosts

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson were hosts last evening with dinner party for twelve guests at their home on Gold Belt Avenue
 The affair was in compliment to Mrs. Ernest Gruening's guests, Mrs. Frank Brooks of Bellinghani, and Mrs. Dorothea s. Bassett of Brook lyn and San Francisco.
 Bridge was played during the ev- ening and honors were won by Coy. Ernest Gruening and Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. BaSsett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

of reported this morning the coastal from to Islands and rain had and Kodiak Island and light snow fur Ala
 
 ecordel at Kechikan Mostly overcast moderately high moderately abilities reported this portion SeatteJuneau arway.
 Thursday morning indicated lower 56 degrees north Al de- Alaska Boring Inter of 1924 millbars t302i n rth 1858 degrees
 Juneau 25-S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-24
FEEL ANY PAIN, DOCTOR

GOSHEN, Ind-While Drs. H. P. Bowser and Ray Fleetwood operated in the surgery room of Goshen 1os- pital, thief operated in their trous- CTS pockets in a nearby dressing |rocm. He took $500 from Dr. Bow ser and $100 from Dr. Fleetwood.
 The Tower of London once housed menagerie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11

A splendid liniment for the
relief OF sore muscles. minor
aches and pains. An excep-
tionally low price for this
famous liniment.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Art Goods
Blankets and
Comforts

- Part Wool Blankets; plain
colors; rayon bound. 25qo
wool. 1870 cotton. 72x90. Were
$3.S5 ----------$2.69
IS Plaid Part-wool Blankets.
so wool and $50 cotton.
70xS0. Were $2.95-----$1.70
a Standard All-wool KEN
wood Blankets; plain colors;
silk bound; Soiled. (Discon-
tinued.) 72x84. Were
$10.95 %R OK
-6 Kenwood Blankets. All
wool, plain colors. Silk bound.
72xS4. (Discontinued.) Were
1896 ---------S6.95
-l2 All-wool Blankets. Plain
colors. Sateen bound. Slightly
imperfect. 70xSo. Were
$5.95 ----------S3.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Hosiery

10 prs. Biofilmed Selma
Stockings. Orig. $1.35. Re-
Gently $1.15 ----72c
-10S prs. Burson Stockings.
No seam in foot. Rayon and
silk. Were Csc
-22 prs. Selma 3-Thread
Short-length Stockings. Were
81 74c
40 prs. Selma Long Length
Chiffons; 34-in. Were $1-74c
lis prs. Kayser S1.15 Grade
Hose. ODD colors rs---70c
-1S prs. 81 Kayser Fit-all-top
Stockings. Broken sizes ---74c
81 prs. Selma Stretch-top,
Long-length, 3-Thread Chif-
fons. Were 79c- 63c
SO Selma 4-Thread Stretch
top Chiffons. Long length.
Were 79c 63c
--39 prs. Lace Caprice Stock
ings. Run-proof stitch. Were.
SITS pr. -----S1. On
III prs. Run-resist Chiffons.
Mock seams -----.49c
-63 prs. Chiffon and Service
weight Hosiery. Some irreg-
-Women's Hosiery. (Imper-
fects Of 79c to 81 grades SOC
-76 prs. Women's FuIl-fasli-
ioned Anklets of mesh de-
sign n--------------------14c
--48 prs. Children's Anklets.
Cotton and some Terry cloth.
A few camp socks----10c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
SiIUe1.alare

Holmes h Edwards Danish
Princess Pattern 5 O'Clock
Teaspoons. Were 50, 4 for 81
Sterling Handled Cake
Servers; stainless blade. Were
$1.19 ---------S9C
-Chr0me-plated round serv-
ing Trays. Were $2.98, S1.69
. Large Size Mantel Clocks;
l Ingraham 8-day clock, 1
Plymouth electric clock. Were
$7.s8 ard 1898 8-------S5.98
-Leatherette Travel Clocks.
Were s3.49 and 1893 $3.50
-11a-Qt. Chrome and Pyrex
Casseroles. Were $1.29 99c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Better Dresses

Special Purchase Of Sum-
mer Dresses. Prints, rayon
chiffons, meshes and cotton
laces. Sizes for misses and
women. Were $16.95 to
$22.s5 s5--------------S6.99
Is Fine quality Rayon Eye
let Jerseys. Pastels and white.
Sizes for misses and women.
Were $16.95 ------S11.88
lis Dinner and Evening
Dresses. Black and colors.
Sizes IL to 18. Were $16.45
to $22.45 5-----------S3. 90
lis Evening Wraps. Rayon
faille and rayon taffeta. Sizes
IL to 18. Were $7.95 to
-10 Evening Dresses. Sizes IL
to 18. Were $10.95 to
$13.95 5------------S3.90
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Clearance! Hurt
BOOKS
ss re Ps;: y; :: s;;::; : 1: !: 49,
pub / ishers'
remainders. B o graphy.
travel. Juvenile and many
Grosset dollar books.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Umbrellas
Kann's-Street Floor.

"A Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas and 2 Women's 10
Rib Rayon Umbrellas. Were
% -------------------S1.69
--3 Women's 16-Rib Cotton
Gloria Umbrellas and 2 Wom-
ems I6-Rib Oil Silk Umbrellas.
Were 50 ----S1.25
II W0man's 10-Rib Rayon
Umbrella. Was $4---S2.OO
- W0men'S 16-Rib Oil Silk
Umbrellas. Were $l.39---9 -94c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Inexpensive
Dresses

-40-Odd Unlined Coats, wom-
ems sizes. Were $500 S1.59
-75 Misses and Women's
Rayon Prints. Rayon Crepes
and Rayon Bembergs. Also
novelty fabrics and spun ray
ons. Were $2.99 and $500. 81
-1O2 Odd Summer Dresses.
Rayon crepe, spun rayon and
rayon Bemberg. Sizes for
Misses and women. Were 1899
and $6.95-----E 50 81
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08

loo Pcs. Odds and Ends
Women Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs. Mems Odd
Lot Of Initial Handkerchiefs.
Were Csc ea.---.11c
--85 W0men's Large Size Cot
ton Prints. Hand-rolled.
Were Csc ca. ea.----16c
so Mems Large Size Hand
kerchiefs. Linen and cotton
mixtures. (Seconds.) Were
10c to 25c----------Sc
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08

Z&z2S MIDSUMMER FRIDAY BARGAINS EEZzz| 2@:.z|7
Wash FrOcks

Wash Frocks u Novelty
Cottons and Rayons. Were
$3.50 to $6.50------S2.OO
Cotton Frocks. Broken sizes.
Were $7.95 to $10.95---S3.O0
Novelty Cotton Wash Frocks.
Were Soc --------------29c
Cotton Wash Fr0cks and
Rayon Prints. Were $l.9e and
$2.9s 9s-------------S1.OO
Uniforms. Rayon and cot
ton. Were $1.95 and
$2.95 ------------- 9qc
Kapn's-SsecOnH Floor
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Linens

-45 Cotton and Rayon Table
Cloths. 57x77. Were $1---69c
Odd Lot Bates Rayon Nap
kins. Seconds of Csc grade &c
-l8 Cotton Embroidered Pill
low Cases. Each
so Cotton Dutchart Table
Cloths; 50-in. size. Were 45c
ca. ----------------29c
Sc yds. Colored Border Boot
Mill Cotton Toweling. Was
19c yd. d.---------14c
. 9-pc. Hand-embr0idered
Linen Table Sets. 63x86 size.
Were S9.95 set----S6 95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
NeckaUeur'

-15 Cotton Crash Jackets.
Natural color only. Were soc,
l9c
so Summer Flower Pieces
(handled). Were 50c----29c
80 Prs. Odd Cuffs. Were
25c --------------------1OC
$50 Pieces Summer Neck
wear. White, pastels. High
necks, wee necks and vesteesl
Were Soc 9c-------------20c
-6 Cotton Eyelet Pique jack
etA Were $2.o6--------$1.95
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
UphOIstery

II
-79c to CSC Upholstery
Squares. Each ----39C
$50 Glazed Chintx, 36" wide.
Yard ------14C
-$1.29 Auto Covers. Sedans
only y-----59c
-$3.95 Cretonne and Home
spun Drapes ----S1.88
$50 Cretonne, 50"-----49c
-S2.95 HomespUn
Spreads .40
-ss.s5 Cretonne Spreads and
Drapes -----------S1.99
-29c Marquisette Curtain
Material, 48" ------15c
-79c to CSC Remnant Gre
tonne, so" and 36"-----29c
-$7.s5 Rayon and Cotton
Damask Drapes-----S3.99
-S4.S5 Quaker Lace Mesh
Curtains -------$2.5O
-$1.59 to $1.9S 50" Rayon and
Cotton Drapery Damask.
Yard 70C
Porch Awnings, 8 10 61a>.
Reduced ----S4.OO
-$1.49 Priscilla Curtains
splash dot ---74C
$50 IS" Sunfast Glazed
Chintx x----C0C
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants Were Ice to SOC
yard d--------------------7C
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 49c to 69c
yard --------------17c
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain
Drapery Material Remnants.
Were 79c to $l.2s yard ---27c
- Star Brand Porch Shades,
as is. 8 to 6'----------S2.OO
. Venetian Blinds, as is.
Were $3.99 -------S1,5O
Il Lane Cedar Chest, as is.
Was $2s.s5 ea.-------S15.OO
-6 Three Folding Unfinished
Screens. Were $2.98 ea.- a.-S2.39
liz Studio Sets. Were $4.95
ca. --------$3.99
-27 Knitted Slip Cover for
chairs. Were $3.98-----$1,88
~ Knitted Slip Covers for
sofas. Were $5.98---S3,88
3 Made-to-order Slip Cow
ers. Were $15---------S7,OO
-35 Cretonne Drapes. Were
$8.95 to $9.95----------S5.88
As Bar Harbor Sets, cretonne
and water-repellent materials.
Were $l.00 to $1.29 ca. .---79c
-6 Window Awnings. Assorted
sizes. As is---------39c
Us Grenarda Venetian n
Blinds. Were &3.o9----$2.94
KannS-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
TOiIefries

--23 st. Denis Colognes. Were
QUO --------------------28c
-13 Charbert's Flower Pot
Soap. Were 0c-----23c
81 June Faye Rose Hair Oil.
Were Csc -------10c
Al "Tannies" Sun Tan Pads.
Were 81 22c
--73 Hair Brushes. Choice,
29c
AZ Pebeco Tooth Powder.
lis II " william, Elder F1oxsr aSG
Soap. 1oc size IS for 27c
Il Roger g. Gallet Violet Bath
Powder. Was 81 1---60c
-3 Vigny's Coli Wogg Talcum
Powders Were $1-----66c
lie Pinaud's "Flirt" CoIognes.
Were 81 62c
-101 Gamma Walska Face
Powders. 49c size ze--17c
-35 Gabilla Floral Perfumes.
Were zoe --11c
3 Colgate's Lilac Imperial
Toilet Water. Were SOC &c
-48 Williams Lanoline Soap.
25c size -------4 for 38c
-3S Myrna Meadows Pine
Bath Oil. 8-oz. bottles DC
-27-Gallon Jugs Shampoos;
CASTLE. tar, olive Oil, cocoanut
Oil. Were $2.50-e11Q
-101 Pompeian Lipsticks and
Rouges. Were soc
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1940-08-08

~
-48 Wildwood Pillow Cases;
42x36. Seconds of Truth
Brand d--------------19c ca,
-75 Wildwood Sheets; seconds
of Truth Brand. 72x108 and
6lX99 --------------77C ca.
--4 Dustprcof Mattress Gov
ers. Full size. Were
s1.7s -----------------S1.OO
-21 Printed Cretonne Bed
spreads. Twin and double bed
sizes. Were $3.50 ea.--S1.99
IS Ball Fringe Cotton Cover
let Bed Spreads. Twin and
double bed size. Were $4.99
co.. ---------------
II Mohawk Colored Border
Sheet Set. Il sheet and 2 pill
low cases.) Was t2.ss S1.69
Kauns-street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
LeutherqOOds
Tris,,,1,i,,gs

An Assortment Of Fancy
Buttons in mixed sizes. White
and colors. Were soc to csc.
1Oc
80 Yards Sn0od Mesh in
white and colors. Was 35c.
17c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
rs AND OBJ: 1:SEd :
Stationery

10 Poker Rack and Ash Tray
Combination, h holding 100
chips. Were 41.00. Friday
selling -------------69c
Odd Lot Assorted COl0rS
Pliofilm Gard Table Covers,
and matching aprons. Were
Soc ca. 1Sc
"A Variety Of Box Papers, as
sorted colors and finishes.
Were Csc to $1.50-- u price
Evening star., 1940-08-08
RayOn
Under1ceQr

-140 Rayon indies; higher
priced summer weights; now
city and plain n----------25c
"A Pure Silk Briefs and
Higher-prieed Undies ----19c
SO Tricot Knit Rayon Pam
ties, Stepins and Briefs. Ir-
regulars of 85c and 81
grades -----------------59c
As Puckerettes; rayon and
lastex. Were c7c
-SS Rayon Gowns. Sizes Is
and II. Tearose and blue.
for S1.OO
-147 Kayser Slips. Rayon
satin and rayon crepes. Were
$1.69 2-c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Goats and Suits

Ia All-wool Unlined Summer
Coats. Black and navy. Were
$5.95 --S2.OO
Ill Rayon Lined Toppers.
Black, navy. Were
$500 -----------------S2.88
-13 Rayon Crepe Goats. Black
and navy. Were $7.95 to
$10.s5 5----------------S2.88
3 Summer Suits. Were $7.95
to $l2:95 -----------$2.88
- Pastel All-wool Coats.
Were $lo.s5 ------S5.OO
81 Misses Tweed Spring
Coats. Were $12.95----S7. 90
-22 Black and Navy Spring
Dress Coats. Were $16.95 to
$19.95 5-------------$1O.O 90
KAnn'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Notions

Small Lot Garment Bags;
slightly soiled d---45c
Hat Pouches Of Pliofilm.
were 2oc--------------15c
Simulated Leather Boston
Shopping Bags. Were 81. SOC
Garment Shields; can be
worn with any dress. Were
5sc ea.----------25c
-Percale Slips for chair
packs ks--------------1Oc
Bathing Slippers. Small
sizes only. Values to $1--19c
Sweater Blocs; not all sizes,
10c
-8-Pocket Shoe Bags. Were
Tloor
Evening star., 1940-08-08

GIOres

-130 prs. Pull-on Rayon
Gloves. Plain and leather
trims. Black, brown and pastel
shades. Sizes 81 to 7la. Were
SOC pr. ----29c
-63 prs. Cotton Pique Cuff
Gloves. White. Sizes 6 to 7.
Were 59c pr.----10c
-95 PRS. PulI-on Doeskin
Gloves. White and natural.
Sizes 5& to 71a. Were
sl.zs -------------------69c
lilo prs. Handkerchief Cot
ton Gloves. White. Were 69c
70 o$l------------------44c u
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-08

81 so hand tailored
Mems 81 80 $500 belts and
. 81 belts straps sec
. suits $3.50
. 20 Mems neck tennis sport shirts
18-SI.95 Cotton porkpie hats
. White me- ere ---------------
Short sleeve short leg So 90 81 10
All wool flannel robes S5.95 and $695- $500
. 1 x5.95 robe ---------------------S2 281
. 1-S15.OO Silk lined robe
. Is jana slacks and shorts
. 76 Mems &I.OO belts ACC
ne-pieee swim suit So s5. size 4s-------Sl.ss
. 1 Striped swim shirt
. An-wool Argyle plaid 81 so
Sc IrreEulars Of 81 90 and 81 so 6Sc
1S Mems S395 cotton gabardine bush 81 80
. Ascot scaFfs, III 90 33c
Water proof sport blouse, $685. large 81 80
. Pair leather beach shoes, size S295 81
. 8 Pairs Earters SOC
. Whte dress ties 81 90 ----------------
. One-piece swim suits, S495
. Sport shirts, 19c soc
. Pairs saeks, pastel tones, 81 95
. Mems suspenders, 81. 90 --------------44c
II Mems 2ic and 35c collars, soied
. IS Pairs mems and soc hose anda ankIets--2oc
. Rayon union suits, &1.25 5--------------78c
. 3 Plaid sports shirts
. 81 Mems cotton initial handkerchefs,
. Sc Mems soc linen initial handkerchiefs
. Sterling buckles $500 81
. 89 Mems 81 30 paiamas -. soc
26 Mems s165 short sleeve, short leg light weeht
pa'amas
. 8 Silk shirts $500 soiIed ---- 81 90
Kann's Mems Store-Street Floor.