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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Montana Metals
Valued in Millions

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-UP-
Montana's production of precious
and base metals in 1910 was val
ued at S55, 10000, an increase of 81
per cent over 1899, the IT, S. Blu
reau Of Mines reported today.
The increase, it said, was due prin-
cipally to larger production of cop
per and zinc and moderate increases
in the prices of silver and the base
metals.
Production for the year, the bu-
reau reported, was 275,70O fine
ounces of gold, 12,357,00O fine
ounces of silver, 253, 200, 900 pounds
of copper, 43,900,000 pounds of lead,
and 03,500,000 pounds Of zinc.
The gross estimated value of these
metals was: gold, $9,649,5OO; silver,
$8.787, 200; copper, $28, GIL 800; lead,
81, l95, 900, and zinc, $6,727,5O0.
This was a total of $55, 970, 300 as
compared with $40,937 ,870 in 1899.
Montana's gold production last
year, the report continued, was the
largest since 1887, when 289,212
ounces were produced. During 1910,
it said, placer production jumped to
5000 ounces as compared with 81
800 ounces in 1889, while the output
from lode mines increased from 209,-
TIA to about 2l0,700 ounces. The in
crease from placer properties, it was
explained, was the result of in
creased dredge operations. The
largest placer gold producer was the
Porter Brothers dredge near
Clancy.
The states silver production in
1910 was SO per cent larger than
In 1889, largely as the result of in
creased copper production in the
Butte mines.
Copper production for the year
was up 20 per cent from 1899, but
was less than the production OF
1887, when 289,056,000 pounds were
produced. Lead production was the
largest in the history of the state
and represented an increase of 81
per cent over 1899. The increase
was the result of increased activi.
ties at silver-lead properties al
Butte.
Zinc production for the year wa.
up 49 per cent from the year be
fore, and also was the result O
more extensive mining at Butte
and greater activity at Basin, Mel
hart, and Philipsburg.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Hospital Notes.

Mrs. George Blackwell was admit
ted to the hospital Monday night
with fractured left leg, the injury
being close to the hip. Mrs. Black
we'll fell on the ice while entering
the house at home, causing the in
jury.
Mrs. John Riley was admitted as
surgical patient Monday.
Michael Petrusha, young son Of
Mac Petrusha, was admitted as
medical patient Tuesday night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nell
son, son, on January 20.
Edward Nelson of Troy under
went an appendectomy at the hos
pital Wednesday afternoon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
De Molays Install Officers.

Installation of new officers was
held Monday night at an interesting
meeting of the Libby chapter OF
the De Molay. The following re-
Gently elected officers were install
led.
Milton Slauson, master councillor,
Gilbert Earle, senior councillor; Bill
Seims, junior councillor, Bill Martin,
senior deacon; Paul Risley, junior
deacon; Don Stanley, senior stew
ard; James Barkee, junior steward;
Pat Barrett, chaplain; Kenneth Dor
rington, marshal; Maryland Drury
standard bearer; Bob Stanley, SEN
tinel; Elton Lassiter, orator, Ernie
Staley, scribe; ROLAND Powell, de-
gree master.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Will Remove Group
From All Politics

In statement to the press, Gov.
Sam C.. Ford declared it was his in
tention to remove the highway pa
troll from any part Of political ac-
tivity Such activity, he said, had
already put the organization into a
certain amount of disrepute in the
public mind and that he meant to
isolate 1t from such activity. While
lie plans no changes in the regular
personnel Of the patrol, the COVER
nor said, any member taking part
ip politics will be summarily re-
moved.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
Elected Shrine Official.

M. D. Rowland returned Tuesday
from Helena where he attended to
state business and attended the
Shrine. Mr.. Rowland was elected
high priest and prophet of Algeria
temple of the Shrine.
In very few more years he will
have attained the highest office.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23
WINS PROMOTION.

Friends will be interested to hear
that Elgin Murphy, formerly of
Troy and Libby, has received a
promotion and is now acting in the
capacity of salesman for the Mis-
soula Wholesale Drug Co. His terri
tory includes the city stores, as far
east as Lewistown and west to Su-
perior. His family and he moved
to Nissoula August lst,. 1910.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23

Duane Hammons of Rexford was
a business visitor in Libby last
Monday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-01-23

There are approximately 5000
crossties per mile Of railroad track.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
DlCTURETAKlNG is q business

plCTURE- TAKING is q business
with press photoerophers-but
frequently they mix q lot Of comero
ort with it. More and more is this
emphasized as the New York Press
Photographers Association holds
its onnuoI exhibit of outstanding
shots in all fields of news and feo-
ture eoveroee. First prize winner
in the sports Gloss wos this scin-
tilIotine oetion shot (obove) by
Ernest Sisto Of Wide World Photos.
First Bosemon Bobe Young of the
New York Gionts is making q SEN
sotionol putout stob Of Billy Myers
Of the Cincinnoti Reds. HE FIoots
Through the Air" is Mr. Sisto's title.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

1T Happens on
Ice." And whot q
world Of dozzline
freedom is "hoppen-
ing" in this shot by
WiIliom G. Ecken-
berg Of the New York
Tim e S Rotoerovure
Picture Section, on
other Of the pictures
in the exhibit.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

This picture. entitled life
in the Decd Pon," won first
prize in the speed-Iite Gloss for
Joseph Costo, New York Dolly
News photographer. On the
receiving end Of Joe Louis vi
cious uppercut and erimoce is
the ChiIeon challenger, Arturo
Godoy.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Millinery
FurS

Il s6.s5 Seal Dyed Coney
Mum c2 IN
. $1,000 Fur Muf1s $500
IS s2s.95 Fur Muffs SIS 90
Skunk Dyed Opossum Coat,
36-in. Was s79.00- -S35. 90
BLENDED Red and Cross
Fox Jackets. Were $500.
$1,000
Black Lapin Dyed Coney.
Was $500 - $40 m
Natural Opossum Coat, 36-
in. Was $4,000 -S44 OO
Natural Opossum Ensem-
bic. Was 10000 $4,000
-Stenciled Lapin Ensemble.
Was $4,000 --- $40. OO
Black Dyed Ponyskin. was
$4,000 $40 90
Brown Caracul dyed Kid
Ensemble. Was $4,000.
$4,000
Skunk dyed Opossum, 36
in. Was $500 $50. OO
Black dyed Persian Paw
plate). Was $4,000 S77.OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
U.F.W.A. Bocrd Meeting
To Discuss Ruises

Salary increases due Government
workers will be discussed by mem
bers of the Executive Board of the
United Federal Workers of America,
c. I. o. affiliate, called to meet here
February 26.
The meeting will be held at the
national headquarters, 532 Seven
teenth street NV. The board men,
bers also will have an opportunity
to meet the new U. F. w. A. ad.
ministrator, Allan Haywood, and
to discuss organizational problems.
Washington board members are Os-
car Wilmer, Labor Department; Earl
Fortnig, Interior; Arthur Stein, w.
P. A; Mabel Vrooman, Public
Buildings. and Gertrude Evans, all
ternate, Veterans Administration.
The board contains 16 members.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Radios

Il Arm Chair Zenith Model.
Was 3495 S1742
Il Zenith Combination Au-
tomato Record Changer and
Radio. U. S. and foreign
wave lengths. Was s129.95.
S79.95
Il Combination Radio and
Bookshelf. Was 1895.
S14.99
. Kadette Table Model
Radios. Were s29.s5 S14.88
Il Emerson Combination
Radio and Phonograph. Was
$24.95 ---S14.95
Il Kadette Radio and Rec
ord Player. Portable Case.
Was s34.s5---------S19.95
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Wool Flannel Bathrobes. Upper and double breasted
STYLES. Were Sl.99 and $2.99 Sl29 to $1SS
Little Girls 1-pc. Upper Snow Suits Flannel lined
with matching poke bonnets. Sizes years. Were
Cotton Shantung Bobby Suits with ereeper convenience
Were $1.15
Toddlers' Dresses shantung Sizes to ;. Were
S115
Chldren's Dresses Spun rayons, wool and rayon and
rayon tafetas Broken sizes, TO 5. Were $2S9--$l5S
Tets Dresses Cottons rayons prints and solid oolors
Broken i1es to 6. Were $19S- Sse
Mrs. Days White Sandals. Broken Eses to Z. Were
g - szes ---------S1.33 to SLIT
Mn. DAYS bedroom Slippers. Felts and imitation
feathers. Broken sizes to 3. Were 81 to $2.ss,
sc to S1.79
vanta and Carter Infants Shirts. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes up years All cotton, rayon and WOOL
Slpon and tie styles. Were CSC to S1---39c to sc
Vanta Knit Towels. Were 81 and $125- SOC
Tots Rayon and Cotton Velvet Dresses. Sizes to s.
Were S399 ------$18S
Little Tots Wool and Wool Top Snow Suits. 1-pc.
style. Sizes to L. Were S7.sS SASS
Tots Coat Sets Wool in novelty tweeds, suede cloth
heeces and regulation sets In Sizes to 6.
Were $10.9S to $699
Toys and Novelties. Slightly soiled. Were 2sc to
Sl.SS --------------- ----------------------AvC W ''0
Jersey Lesgngs and Ski Pants Sizes to years. Were
S1.19 to SlSS 7Sc 70 SI.SS
Suede Cloth Legsngs. Sizes ; 70 g. Dark tones. Were
Odd Lot Chfldrens Wearing Apparel Cotton union
suits snugses, flannel pstamss and felt hats Were
Xsnon-bwth HoaR
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Mines Director to Speak

DR.. Royd r. Sayers, director Of
mines, will be principal speaker at
the third annual luncheon meeting
Of alumni Of the University of Buff
falo Saturday at the Highlands
Restaurant, Connecticut avenue and
California street NV. at 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Gas Ranges
FIOOr MOdeIS)

Il Chambers Range. DEM
onstrator Model. Was S169.50.
S124.50
II Magic Chef Range. Was
S1O9.50 -S $50 5O
II Magic Chef Range. Was
S84.50 - $50 IN
Il Detroit Jewel Range. Was
S7450 --------. S59.5O
II Detroit Jewel Range. Was
$3.50 gro IN
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Lingerie

q $50 Brushed Rayon Gowns and Pajamas Were $2s5,
S199
. Silk Iounxng Robes polka dotted Were S12s5, $3.50
= White Silk Satin Gown Ensembles. Were 1895,
S12s5
= 4 s;,L r.ovyn En..mbIes Were s1os5 80
Q 1ol Rayon Satin Slips. Were $1.6s s5c
sos Rayon Slips, Gowns Undies. Were s1es to 81, $50
q 2S5 Cotton Slips and Gowns. Were SIC --- 3Sc
IA Rayon Slips and Gowns Were S. IS and $795, $3S7
0 Sc Gowns and Slips. Were SO $18S
Batiste and PajamaS. Were 49c and 5Sc, 2Sc
q 81 Cotton Gowns. Were S100 0----------------50c soc
0 81 Brushed Rayon Bed Jackets Were $1S5---7Sc
= II Rayon Hostess Robes Were $3.50 ----------$3S7
Q 121 Cotton Robes. Were $1.19 7Sc
O 81 Wool Rayon Shouderettes and Jackets. Were
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-30

. 3s Sumber Snugge, long sleeve cotton tuckstitch
gowns. Orig So -.---------------- -------- 79c
27 Bed Jackets Brushed Irregs Of 81 grades 47c
. 49 Brushed Rayon Gowns and Paamas. Were ST. $.25
$3.50 ~ ~ - 81 81
D Al Warm Cotton Knit Pajamas. Were $195 SIC
20 Rayon Satin Stripe Chemises. Were SOC. 120 Char
donized Rayon Chemises. Sizes up to 48. Were 49c
ca. .---------------- ------------- 35c, for 81
p Brushed Rayon Gowns. Sleeveless style tic
D IA Band0s Rayon Sizes 30 to 90 10c
D Odd Lot Rayon Satin and Rayon Crepe Slips. Were
69c to 81 ---- 42c
AZ Lacetrimmed Non-run Rayon Undes. Were 79c 49c
81 Balbriggan Gowns, cotton prints. Were $195 SIC
= 36 Cotton Tuckes Extra size only ----- 39c
D Odd Lot Bed Jackets. Irregular 39c
81 Snuggie Vests and Pantes 872 % cotton and 10e6
wool and 2a % silk prs. $l00
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACkACHE
Caused by Tired Kidnevs

-Iany of those gnawing. naggins, painful
backaches people blame on colds or strains
are often caused by tired kidneys-and may
be relieved ~-hen treated in the right way.
The kidneys are natures chief way Of TAX
ING excess acids and poisonous wastes out
of the blood. They help most people elimi-
nate about pint5 day.
If the Is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well. poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
nagging backaches, rheumatic pains. loss Of
pufiness under the eyes, headaches and diz-
illness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 10
year.. They give happy relief and will helD
the IL miles CT kidney tubes dush out poisoo.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
1O1 Shaw Junior High
Students Are Given
Graduation Diplomas
Wilkinson Presides;
Majority Of Class to
Go to Armstrong High

First Assistant Supt. Garnet q.
Wilkinson presided today as 10l stu
dents of Shaw Junior High School
received certificates Of graduation in
final exercises at the school.
Graduates and the schools they
will attend next semester are:
Evening star., 1941-01-30
RayOn Underwear

500 UkDIEs REG. 7se & 3se
Regular and extra sizes Panties, stepns
vests, boomers briefs Assorted nov TO- a.
city and run-resst rayon fabrics $1,000
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Wash FrOcks, Uniforms, Etc.

$3.50
= 80 Cotton Uniforms and Dresses. Were H-------39c
= n Junior Cotton Dresses and Jumpers. Were 79c
IS Rsyon Maternity Dresses and Cotton Hooverettes
Wsrp 59c
= I0l Nurses and Maids Cotton Uniforms. Were
and S295 sic
tS Rayon and Cotton FrockS Were $3S5--------$1s7
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-30
81 Terrell Junior Hiqh
Students Get Diplomas

Fifty-two students at Terrell
Junior High School today received
their diplomas at final exercises
there. Representing the Board Of
Education was DR.. z. A. Clark, presi-
dent of Miner Teachers College.
Graduates and the schools they
will attend are:
Evening star., 1941-01-30
s. Are Given Certificates
Al Francis Junior Hiqh

Francis Junior High School today
graduated IS students at final exer-
cises there this morning. John H
Wilson, member of the Board Of Ed
ucation, presided.
Graduates and the schools they
will attend are:
To Dunbar.
Cox, Evelyn L. johnson, James 4.
EDWARDS, P. T., tr.
Allen. Gloria L. Hill James L.
Brown. Douglass Hunt, James L.
Brown, Lucretia NJ. Lefiyear, Thos. K.
Burgess. Mary L. Lucas, Oreatha
Fletcher, Cannon Lynch Frank W, jr
Carpenter, Nettie McFadden. Eta NJ
Carpenter. Vera C Mitchell, Raym. Z.
Coates, Marjorie P. Newton. Ivory L.
Curry, Mary l. Stone. Norman
Davis Florence B. Powell Dolores
Deskins. Edwards Ross. Bertha L.
Faulkner. Doris A. Ruffn. Louise
Fleet Carroll T. Terry. Thomas Z
Gaskill. John c. Thompkins. Jesse J.
Grayson. jamie Turner Russell c.
Harley Chester T Walker, Martee r
Harrison: Thelma Warren. Samuel NJ
Harvey, Robert W. Williams. Robt., jr.
To Cardozo,
Baylor. George E. Morton. Frances q.
Carter. Roger L. Phillips. Rhoda z
Eady, Theresa j. P1ummer. Anna v.
Estes. Lorraine A.. Robinson Elsie M.
Garland, Gloria 8. Sims Eunetha
Gregory, Russell Witherspoon, Alb. r.
jenkins. Laurene Wood. Leola r.
To Washington Vocational.
Garland. Alverna A. McKeamer. Mary A.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
SiIUeracure

o Silver plated Cocktail Cups Were S35o--------$1oo
Q 81 Crystal and old-finshed Novelties 3Sc
0 Silvef-pated Holoware l relish dish serving and
sandwich Slightly SCARED. Were s2ss to $3ss,
S14S
Chrome Case, Electric Kitchen Clocks. Discontinued
r,o3els Were S295 $1.99
Q Sets Silver-pated Tableware. Service for r. 66
pieces complete in chest. Slightly SCARED 1888
Set 26-Pc. Service for in the Rosanne pattern.
srrbtIv xrarred -S394
Q Silver Sets service for with LII. knives s-----S7N
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Girls Wear

10 JR. HIS 81 .s5 TO Sz.e5 DRESSES
ALI the seasons most popular styles! Nicely made of col co.
orful ubfas cotton Sizes to Is in the assortment
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Leather Goods

I5o-SI.6e 8 81 HANDBAGS
Genuine leather and fabric handbags Also imita-
ton feathers. Wanted styles in black, &1.2o
brown and colors ors-------------------
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Infants Wear

5se TO S7.ss SAMPLE KkITwEAR
Assorted caps, sweaters,
mittens, Ape. Logging sets and Or fo X6 81
shawls Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1941-01-30


S100
81 SO to S9S
10 S99 S1.49
Winter
Girls Winter and
Were S495 $500
Teen Winter
Teeners Winter
28 Wool Ski Suits S895 to S1095 S688
IA Cotton
$595
30 AlwOo
IS Wool Paka Hoods S169
. Is Wool Flannel Were Sac
30 Wool and Wool
Sl99
l5 Wool Sweaters Were
19 Wool and Cotton Ski Suits
. 80 Cotton Housecoats WereSI.9
D 100 Cotton Dresses. WereS 69c
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Will dttenQ are:
To Armstrong.
Butts. Lonnie Yates. Ernest A.
Clemons, James L. Adams. Juanita Y.
Courtney. Ernest Berry. Carrie Lee
Davis, James G. Christian, K. R.
Humphries. Morgan Erwin. Mary
johnson, +. W. Harris, C1ariSsa NJ
Long. B. o. N Johnson, Enc
Major, Donald H. johnson. Helen
Smallwood. J. B. Newman. Evelyn D.
Talbert. Eugene J. Payton. Ruth z
Wooofork, s. r. Roy, Bernice D.
To Cardozo.
Colbert. william A. Middleton, A. r.
Fitch. Isaac W Peyton, Desarie A.
Roy. Charles c. REYNOLDS Sarah r
White. Alexander Simon. Bennie
Wilhams. William Walker, Mae Belle
Adams, Elizabeth NJ. Washington, r.
Courtney. Mozelle Cox, Annie Isabel
Edwards, c. NJ. Minor, TamAr c.
Hawkins. Mamie NJ. Simms, Dolores A.
Jackson, @. c.
To Dunbar High.
Gones. Alvin Z Digss Eunice
Alexander. Evelyn Y. Donahoo, Coruth A
Barnett; z. Mary Hopkins. Louise z.
! BENJAMIN. Marie Jones. Veronica
Boone, Helen J. Vanfield. Florence
To Washington Vocational.
Allen, Amanda Jones, Maeneld
| Baltimore, Emms
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Universal Oven. Was S2495 ----------------Sl2 Sl250
= Universal Combination Waffle Iron and Sandwich
Toaster. Was S1095 S6So
westinghouse Turn Easy Toasters Were S2S5 $lS9
Samson Glass Coffee Makers With Electric Stove was
q 1 Demonstrator Rebuilt Hoover. Was $2SS5----$1SSS
Electric Biscuit Bakers. Were $5.95 95---------$295
1 Electric Aluminium Rooster. Was $7.S5- $3.50
Children School Lunch Kits with Vacuum Bottles
Were S1.1s. Now 7Sc
1 Eureka Rebuilt Cleaner. S14.s5 Now-----$9 1895
Q / Universal Mixer Was $2150----
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-30

q Artist Model Foundations Orig. $1o------------$5
O : Carter All In Ones Orig
Q : Jantzen Lastex Girdles. Orig IS $5---------sIoO
. 10 Lady Hampton Girdles. Orig. $5------------SZ5e
q ls4 Rayon- and Cotton Foundations Orig 81 -$loO
= ss Elastic Panhe Briefs; "a Elastic Girdles Orig. 81
and $125------------------------- $50
q q and Cotton Foundations. Orig s. and $650
$2S8
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Felt Base Rugs. 9x12; damaged Were $4.95 S100
Cotton Oriental Type Rugs, 3x5 Were $4.s5 - Sl98
Is Cotton Rugs. 4x6. Were $795 - $2.59
Q 15-27x54" and z7x36" Felt Base Rugs. As Is Were
4Sc to 69c .---- 10c ca.
. Administer Rug. sx2; soied. Was S24.95 s9.49
. Reversible Chenille Rug sxl2; soiled Was S2495,
Sl495
. 1 Brown BroadIoom Rug second; sx113 Was s49.s5.
$1895
O l Twisted Woven Broadloom Rug second 6x9. Was
S2995 ------ --.---- SI9 IS
0 Wilton Rug S.SxI06 Was S44.95 --------- S24.95
. Heavy Administer Rugs, 9xl2; $4.95, and
Heavy Administer Rugs 6xs Were S3995 ~ S2995
Q Heavy Administer Rug, 13x9. Was s5795 5-----S3795
q l Green Broadloom Rug, I2xl5 Was $4,000 - S74.95
. 1 Plain Green Broadloom, 911xl5 S165.00, and
GBlistan Rus drop 83xIO6 Was Sl33OO $685.
Gulistan Rug 9xI2 discontinued pattern. Was S155G0
$lO9. so
Q LIlihan Rugs handmade 9xl2. Were $lSS5O $l49.5O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Is Prs Misses Silk Hose. Cotton reinforced Were 500
70 79c 25c
I57 Prs Better Grade Hose Were 79c to $l65--- $50
Q 166 Prs. Famous Make Stretch Top Chiffons. Dis
continued styles Were 81 25 Csc
q Il Prs. Mems and Boys Socks. Cotton, rayon and
Q 127 Prs Blue Moon and other makes. Full fashion
hosiery -------- sos
Q 11s Prs Women's Hosiery. Ireguars and closeouts.
As Is $3.50
4s Prs Wool Skating Socks and knee-high styles.
Clearance of entire stock ----------1a a price
Pettifaw Stockings chiffon and service weights.
Irregulars grades
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Rugs

l2-$49.e5 9xI2 WILTON RUGS
Oriental Chinese and modern patterns on &33
red. blue wine and green grounds Fringed
ends.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

. 20-Bedroom Chairs. Were $3.50 $343
Pillows, 21x27, 500 down. 50eo goose feathers floor
samples. Were $3.50 ---------------S S375
Q 1 Maple Wing Chair, as s Was S7.s5 5-------s s39S
0 4 Metal Beds We're S795 -- ------ s4s9
Spool Innerspring Mattresses were 1896,
S5.9s
Simmons Metal Beds Were $500 ------ $3.50
Solid Maple Vanity, is. Was $19.95 --------S1195
Modern Walnut Veneer Beds Were $500 Sl2S9
Heller Innerspring Mattresses $1499
Q Solid Maple Dresser. Was S2I .95 Sl699
. Studio Couches. Were 1895 S2399
Sofa Bed, as is. Was S5e0O $500
Simmons Studio Couch. Was $3.50 S2S99
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Table Lamps and Shades. Were 1888 to S22.Ss and
IL Floor Lamps and Shades Sl49S
0 Table Lamps. Were S25. Table Lamps Were $149S
Table Lamps Were $12.9S 1898
q Table Lamps Shades. Were $9.98- $69S
Is Floor and Bridge Lamps. Were 1888
0 Floor and Bridge Lamps Were $16SS---------$l29S
Q Floor and Bridge Lamps Were 1898 to $14SS IL
Table Lamps Shades. Were $998 to $129S---$7-S8
Q Is Bed Lights. Were S14S--- 4Sc
Q IL Pottery Bases Were S3.SS-
q Is Boudoir Shades. Were S119 39c
Q Novelty Radio Lamps Were Ss.SS-------------$So0
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Q 30 Living Room Pillows Rayon and cotton Were
$159 to S198 $lOO
0 Handmade Samplers Models. Were $498 8------$129
Q Hand-crocheted Cotton Rug Model. Green and white
SoiIed Was "a 90 $I9S
Q Hand embroidered Baby Sacque Model. Soiled. Was
S1sq - =. ------------ see
Q embroidered Linen Towel Models. Soed Were
$50
Q Small Skeins Knitting Wool Yarn Assorted colors
Q 10 Plant Stands without pots. As is Were 81 and
Sl9s 39c
q Odd Lot Rayon and Cotton Pillows. Slightly soied
Were Soc to $1---------------- ---------2 2sc
Q % Chinese Embroidered Table Mats. Were soc lsc
LARGE Size Hand embroidered Cotton Table Covers
Models Were $40
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Bedroom, Furniture

- lkNERSPRIkG MATTRESSES
Double and single innerspring mat 60 2Q
tresses. Odd lots. Some striped. Some
panel cotton damask coverings
Evening star., 1941-01-30
COrsets

II ORIG. $3.50 FOUNDATIONS
Group consists Of: Flexees. lie Cant &3 IA
foundations, Carter Lace Lastex Cir
dies s Memo Laced-Back Girdles and La Tee
Foundations.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Electrical Appliances

S6.95 LAUNDRY IRONS
just Is wrinkle-proof electric laundry "a 90
irons Glib. size.
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Toys

l5-SI coMPosATUkEs
Toy Composatunes Musical fun and 50e
study for the child. Very special at this price.
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. 50 Genuine Leather Bags. Were $3-----------$13S
Is Hat and Bag Sets Were S9c
. IS Genuine Leather Bilfolds Discontinued style.
Black only. Were 49c
Is Women's Combination Blfods and Change Purses.
Were 49c
125 Women's Belts Were 81 to $150 SOC
IS Evening Bags. Were 50 S169
IS Unified Cases and Tobacco Pouches Were 81 to
SO -- -- ------------3 3Sc to $500
IS Chidrens Bags. Were Soc 29c
l Gray Kid Fur Muff. Was
Seal Skin Muf Bags Were S. 5----------------S250
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
DO,,leSticS

$500 CHENILLE BEDsPREADS
Chenille tufted bedspreads. Twin and % IN
double sizes. Assorted colors. Odd lots of
regular stock reduced for clearance. Broken sizes.
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IS TABLE LAMPS AND SHADES
III in all Lovely table lamps and @ OF
matching shades. Very speciall---- p@'~o
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80 RayOn Street Dresses. Were S399 % $i095 $Iy9
IL Rayon Street Dresses. Were Sl095 and S1295 $799
IL Rayon Evening Dresses Were S1295 and SASS SsSS
. Is Rayon Velvet Evening Wraps. Were sl2.s5 to
SASS ---- S8.SS
IL Reversible Coats, wool fleece Were sl0.95 S5
Untrimmed Sports Coats Were $1095 to S16.95 S.
10 Wool Plaid back Tweed and Fleece Coats Were
s16ss S229 Sill
Q IL Fur trimmed Coats. Were S29.S5----- $l9S8
81 Fur trimmed Goats. Were $3995 and $49S5--$26
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Goats and Suits

. % Untrimmed Sports and Dress Coats. Misses and
womens sizes. Were s1095 10 S1695 $3.50
Q rs Untrimmed Sports and Dress Coats Were $1695
to Sass S11
. IA Untrmmed Wool Plaid-back Tweed Coats. Were
S2295 ------------ Sl5.75
IL Black Dress Coats Were $1575
IL Fur-trimmed Dress Coats. Were S29s5---- 1888
Q Fur trimmed Sports Coats Were $685.
Kanns-Second Floor.