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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
MRS. PEARL oHI.ENKAMP

Mrs. Pearl Ohlenkamp. Of Rt Z,
box e15. died Monday at local
hospital. She was = native Of
Clinton, MINI, had lived here II
years and WAS a member Of the
Pentecostal church. Surviving are
her husband. William: two sons,
William and Ronald. two dsugh-
ters. Miss Opal ohlenkamp and
Mrs. Peter A. Davis of Tacoma;
her stepfather. David LaFevbre /;
two sisters. Mrs. Nose LaBounty
and Mrs Doris Motley Of Taco
ma; and two brothers. Peter A
Anderson ~ Tacoma and John =.
Anderson Of Minnesota. Funeral
announcement by Buckley-King
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
ASCAP 10 Furnish
PROGRAM for Club

Frederick W Bowers. kn0svn as
Tn. Singing speaker on good
will tour In the interests 81 the
American Society n Composers.
Authors and Publishers. vii speak
before the South Tacoma kiwanis
club Wednesday evening The din.
ner session will be held At Sis in
the Masonic temple at 560i South
Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

srArrIE-N.ycF TAR MAnlkin
remained N .seiusicn ct nlg reas
I'M. rpuntsia resert. Tuesday
ard ~ immediate ersss sss fore.
sen n ssattiss police ehisf enn'
tfnyersy which desdleeAea ne
city council nver . successor q
present chisf wnnsm " Sears
Pour eoareil msnah<rs VA -.
rssed Niiliklns nomination II
Cspt walter a kifiiey EFT ne
resort altar ecnfsrrss vita he
mayor.
The atspats ser.etiH~s
reaching eeusic-epers frersr-
tion.. aeseiap~d when Niiiskis
lsft tsws. automatically
el~v.finr Gauncii President
David Isvss. % the pcst ~
acting mayer. tn. deprived
the asti-kirties fsetiaa ~
Levine. vese. I~xis.. smsna
ether thtaka promptly
nominated Deputy Ceressr
Harlan Csilshas fer Fsiscs
chief.
The council. with Levine pre-.
siding mel Tuesday ard issued =
ali for tire. council members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Yale University Head
Urues Aid 10 Britain

SEATTLE - Or. Charles asy-
mour, Yale university president
and member Of the American
P.so. commission In 1919. Tuesday
advocated sid IN Britain 80 q
matter Of self-protsotion. not IDEAL
ism
We've actually been IN N. var
for the past II months. he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Gets Term in Jail
For Attempted Sale

Joe Hilz. Al. Uaa sentenced 70
50 days IN the city jail Monday
afternoon when found guilty q
trying % sell portable radio
stolen from car parked On Paw
cett ave He vas sentenced ~
Police Judge ". \ Richmond on
q petty larceny charge. Date q
his arrest WA July !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
JAMES j. MCKAY

James J. Mckay. = resident n
Tacoma in IN. nlneties and a life
member ,, Tacoma .odge Ia. p
P. o. f having joined the Elks
in 1888. died al hls hom. in Cold
bar. Wash, on July 5 He WAS
IS al the time u Ms death. having
been born IN Cornwall. Ontsr1o. IN
SIS n. ia survived BY brother
John Mckay n Goldbsr. and
nephew, S. G mccoy u Tacoma.
Burial was In Vancouver p. e, on
July 5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Three More


raeoma Draft nasrd Ne .<rs
three men 70 ths army inauctlon
ssstian in the NsshlnTtea hulia-
ma Tuesday for final examinations
pending sntFsncs lnto military ses-
xirs
Ths three we're william f4na.
mocs. 1poe No unlan ave Leen-
ART wuimsnn ssos Ne. asth a..
and Paul Yssnd. . transfer 10 the
racoms hoard from Namps. ia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Heart Attack Fatal
To COP Scion

wA.HISGTON 49, Pep stephen
Eoiies 2 Wa. dlsd aftsr suffer
lnE q heart sttAek 81 his home
here Tuesday.
Eoiiss as sissfsd ~ the 7sth
ronErsss IN 1888 ana as 70
elected isst yssr.
Speaker sam EAyturr an.
nouncsd mat the ho1ss would a.
journ today oct Of respect u
fo.lss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
JOHN ALBERT KASE

John Albert Kase. SO, OF 1914
So 10th st. oaed Monday at his
home He was a salesman and q
Spanish-Amer1can war veteran. A
native Of Wisconsin. h. had lived
here for ~ years, and Ia survived
by his wife. Jessie one son. Al.
bert J. Of Tacoma. thre. sisters,
Mrs Rose Tucker and Mrs Nina
Snyder Of Seattle and Mrs Anna
Chase Of South Dakota, and -four
brothers George Of Tacoma,
Henry Of Olympia, Ed Of vancou-
yer, Wash. and VIII Of ElmA
Wash Funeral announcement by
Cassedy A Allen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Fractured His Knee.
But Didn't Know II

Jos Esfthslson. 80 suffered =
fractured knee Sunday night bit
did not notice u until late Monday
Bsrthslson. nho lives a. tis7 :
Tacoma ave ~ss IN q tavern unsn
he complained u snss injury.
TAKEN - the oDaniY hssspatsi a
Nss found ths knee had been ffae-
tlirsd BsrtbsisOn remembered "a
had fallen IN . 1iteh in Old Taco
ma sunday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
Wedding Bells for
One, Divorce for
Other Oldsier Pair

SEATTLE - Silver Threads
Among the Gold:
Mrs. Mary Curtis, u, and
James Ramsey. SIS. obtained a
marriage license. They will be
married Saturday.
William J. Pratt. as. obtained
divorce from his 6l-yesr-old
wife who. he said. scratched
nv face and hit me with her
fists" during their Is years Of
married life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
MRS. MARY 4. viN HOUSE

Mrs. Mary K. Van House. rs. a
resident OF Vashon island for the
last AZ years. died Sunday at a
local hospital. She lived at Bur
ton, where she was a member of
the Baptist church and the Wom-
ems club. Surviving are two sons.
Max A. OF Seattle and Kenneth J.
Of Burton; one daughter. Mrs.
Doris F. Davis ~ Tacoma, two
grandsons and one granddaughter.
Private services will be held We'd
nesdsy at 1890 a. m. Al the Lynn
chapel. followed by cremation at
lakewood cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
OBITUARY NOTICES

Ind two sisters. Mrs Anna Marco
Of Hermansville. Mich, and Sister
Mary Mildred Of the Holy Names
convent, Manitowoc. Wis: ~
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Funeral announce
ment by Cassidy a Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
GUSTAV wEsrMAN

Gustsf W.stman. II, died Mon
day night at his home a. Vega on
Anderson island. wher. he had
lived for 80 years He was born
in Sweden. and is survived by his
wife, Carolina Funeral services
will be held Thursday at p. m.
at the Tuell chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09

Your Postmaster ear tell you
bo~ 70 invest IN Z. . Dsfsnse
ETnds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-09
MRS. AGNES NJ. THORNTON

Mrs Agnes NJ Thornton. AZ
former resident of Tacoma. died
Sunday IN a Seattle hospital sh.
was a native Of Norway. surviv-
ing are her husband. Thomas. four
daughters, Barbara, Marguerite
and Agnes Thornton and Mrs
Lillian Thornton Strickland Of Ia
coma. her mother. Mira Amanda
Strand of Clear Lake, wash. two
brothers, Henry Strand of Clear
Lake and Harold Strand ~ San
Francisco. two sisters. Miss Elmer
Strand OF Norway and Mrs Bright
Adolfsen Of Seattle. Services will
he held Tuesday at } p m. At the
Cassidy a Allen chapel. with IN
terment In Calvary cemetery.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Mr.. Alma NJ. kimbaII--Priyate
services. Wednesday. IL a. m.
Piper chapel. Rev. U. o. Beedles
officiating interment. lakewood
cemetery.
Joseph Peter Biass-W ednesday,
l:so p. m Piper chapel, Rev
Cyrus Albertson officiating inter
ment, Mountain View cemetery
Norman Starr - The body has
been shipped by Cassidy \ Allen
TO Enumclsw for services and
burial
Mrs. Marie Granstrom-Wed nes-
day $50 p m. Buckley King
chapel, Rev A r. NJ kettnsr Of
ficis,ins intermsnt. New Tacoma
cemetery.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

pertenecientes a la Seccion de
Damas publicamos los siguien-
ties nOmbres:
Sr. Severino Martinez, Sr.
Manuel Melendi y ra., Sr. Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey y Sra,
DR.. AureliO A. Gonzalez y Sc
nora, Victoriano Manteiga, di-
rector de esta publication Fe
lisa Fernandez, Antonio Fer
nandez, Manuel Diaz Gao, O.
felia Diaz, Helen Fernandez,
Mario Fernandez, Emilio Fer
nandez, Raymond Facenda,
M. Guisonale, Jennie Guisona
lie, Alicia Lopez, Bobby Men
DEE, Jose Garcia, Esperanto
Fernandez, Obdulia Garcia,
DR.. j. C. Afanador, Margari-
ia Rodriguez, Ana Rodriguez,
Abelardo Rodriguez, Maria
Mendez, Manuel Mendez, Jr.,
Manuel Mendez Sr., Rosario
Mendez, Amelia Cohalla, Ju-
lilo Rodriguez, Rosa Rodri-
guez, Aida Mijares, Bob Pillar
Jose Miguel, Josefina Miguel,
Digno Lopez, Evaristo Lopez,
Aida de la Parte, Manuel y
Manuelita de la Parte, Carme
la Lopez, Aida Lopez, Sara
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PuR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Luis MensLdez, cu.en despues
de breves pala5ras de saluta-
ci6n, hizo la presentation del Sr.
Pullara, Presidente de la socie-
dad L'Unione Italiana. Este ex-
cus6 al p~residente general de d.
cha sociedad. FL joven Menen-
DEE excuse asimismo a los repre-
sentantes de las socedades Gen.
ero Asturiano Y Centre Espanol.
Acto seguido Sc lie concedi6 I'm
turno al Sr. Ruben Fabelo, Gro
nista Social de ''La Traducci6n-
Prensa", siguiendole nuestro di-
rector, Sr. Victoriano Mantei-
ga. Ell resdmen lie correspondi6
al Sr. Francisco Garcia. Tam
bi6n Sc present6 al Sr. Oscar
Cuervo. Vice P~residente de Ia
Sociedad, y este a su vez presen-
10 a la Srta. Olga Aspra, "MiSs
Circulo Cubano''.
Los ALI presente fueron obse-
quiados con finos dulces y Yer
mouth. Teminado ell acto, Sc les.
pidi6 pasaran a los salones dc
bale.
En- la sala principal tocaron
las orquestas Bruce Henrys' y
"Don Francisco.
Hasta deSpues de las cuatro Y
media de la manana dur6 ell bal
lie.
FelicitamOs al joven Luis Me-
nendez por su primer exito CO.
mo Presidente de la Seccion de
Recreo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Alicia Fernandez, Genoveva
Marrero, Maria Hermida, Re-
gino Juan, Angel Juan, Alicia
Juan, Yolanda Gonzalez, L. j.
Diaz, Srta. Perfecta Colmena-
res, J. r. Colmenares, Pal Pc
rez, Frank Juan, Jose Granda,
Alberto Granda, J. Duran, L,
Djaz Mary Diaz, Maria Trasho-
rras, Velia Trashorras, Dario
y Olga Trashorras, Romulo
Centero, Ro;aura Garcia, Da-
dolino Garcia, Carmen Alva =
rez, Ceferino Lopez, Graciela
Lopez, Manuel Blaneo, Aru-
no Blanco, Leonor Blanco, Ar
turo Y Leonor Blanco, Agusti-
ne Lorenzo; Jose Gonzalez,
presidente del Centre Asturia-
no; Aware Allpuz, Felino Or
gaz, Mariana Barnaldo, Tere-
Sa Bernaldo, Catalina Rodri-
guez, Armando Gonzalez y Sc
nora. Alberto Keyer, Rufino
Waldo, Ofelia Ortega ST., y
Sra. Henriquez, C~onsuelo Pc
rez, Aware Busto, Francisco
Fernandez de la Nuez y Sra,
Rosa Sanchez, Maria Perez,
Alicia Casin, Rene Rodriguez
Jr, Jose Rodriguez, JOSH Con
zaleZ Y Sra, Manuel Fernan-
dez Rubio %(Parruca), Manuel
Vega, Carolina Duque, Gloria
Franco, Violeta Fernandez,
Domitilia Fernandez, Mary
Costa, Jose g, Garcia, Alma
S. Garcia, Teresa Garcia, Elsa
Jean Garcia, j. V. Carbonell
y Sra. Eva Waldo, Francisco
Bernaldo, Olga Gonzalez, Jul
liam Rodriguez, Amalia Mar
tinez, Julio Alvarez y Sra. Ar
mando Suarez, Baldomero
Fernandez Diaz, Frank Fer
nandez y Sra, Frank Fernan-
DEE Jr., Elisa Llera, Mollie
Lopez, Angie Garcia, Laura
Crespo, Manuel B%ustelo, Brigi-
da Crespo, A. Huerta, Elena Val
DIES, Ana Maria Fernandez, Fe-
lisa Garcia, Jose Cascade y Sra,
Armando Castillo y Sra, Fran
cisco Aleman y Sra, Ramon
Cuervo y Sra, Ricardo Antony
Y Sra, Alicia Photo. Amado y
Adelfa Carreno, Nicanor Marti-
nez, Higinio Martinez y Sra
Carmen Fernandez, Hortensia
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
En- Memo1IG

CGmplese en- ell dia de hoy "a
de Febrero, Ell cuarto an;versa-
rio de la desaparici6n de la que
fuera Catalina (Jesusa) Perez,
muerte acaecida en- la ciudad de
Cleveland, Ohio, ell "a de Febre-
70 del 1887.
Catalina Perez, naci6 en- esta
ciudad, donde recidi6 por mu-
chOS amos con la autora de Sus
dias Sra. Tulsa Vigil; recibi6 81
educaci6n en- la Academia Cato
lica "Nuestra Sonora del Perpe-
tue Socorro'', donde Sc destac6
por su devotion a los estudios.
Hoy sus familiares y amista-
des la recuerdan con carino.
Tn tribute de piedad, de amo-
roso recuerdo, para la que en- vi
ia fuera una companera ideal e
hija modelo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
AlmuerzO CGSpestre

AsiStimos aver Domingo al al
muerzo campestre de la respe-
table Logia "Caballeros Leaies
de America. Ell honor de su Sec
ci6n de Damas y de la directiva.
En- los terrenos de la Finca
del Comis.onado del Condado
Sr. Nick c. NucciO.
Mas de 500 personas asistie-
ron a testimCniar una vez mas
sus simpatias a la Secci6n de
Damas V la Directiva saliente.
Los asistentes fueron coloca-
dos en- largaS mesas, unas en- la
,glorieta Y otras por los terrenos.
Ell menu, exquisite y abundante.
Ell Sr. Severino Martinez,
nuevo Soberano de Ia Orden, y
ell Sr. Manuel Melendi, del cuer-
DO directive, Sc deshacian en- a.
tenciones con los comensales.
Eel Sr. Luis Diaz tomo pelfcu-
las de este festival, las que seran
exhibidas ~pr6ximamente en- los
salones de la Logia.
Por ~cortesia de las senoritas
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

Martinez, Donate Martinez,
Ricardo Alvarez, r. Alvarez,
Jose Diaz v Sra, Arsenic Con
zalez, Carmen Gonzalez, Ur-
ma Fernandez, Evelyn Fer
nandez, dana de la COrte de
Honor de la Reina del Carna-
val Latino; Isabel Fernandez,
Robustiano Muhiz, Rosa Fer
nandez, Graciela Gonzalez,
Manuel Alvarez, Luis Lancho,
Helen Fernandez, Demetrio
Fernandez, Raquel Fernando
Danil Fernandez, Leonor Pa
niello, Eulalia Paniello, Jesus
de la Parte, Amor de la Parte,
Julia de la Parte, Prudencio
de la Parte, Rosa de la Parte,
Adolfo de la Parte, Jose Rodri-
guez, Andres Fernandez.
Onelia Fernandez, Alicia
Martinez, Norma Fernandez,
Elena Fernandez, Helen San
chez, Fernando Fuentes, Rosi-
ia Quintanilla, Sara Santos,
Angelina Fernandez, Emilia
Torres, Claudio Fernandez,
Narciso Arces, Manuel Arces
y Sra, Jose Arreguie Y Sra,
Laura Longo, Jose Longo, Ju-
lilo Alvarez y Sra, S. Mesa, 10
ise Melendi y Sra, Hernes
Diaz, Rosalia Diaz, Pascual
Solo, Pedra Breijo y Sra, Ale
jandro Gonzalez, Jose Rodri-
guez, Rafael Duran, Ray Mez-
quida y Sra, Isidro Martinez,
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
Ell Boile del Sdbado

Ell pasado sabado celebr6 la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circclo Gu
bano, bajo ell mando del joven
Luis Menendez, su Traditional
Bale Social de Carnival, ell que
constituy6 un Werdadero exito
para sus organizadores.
La fiesta comenz6 a las 1920
de la noche. En- la puerta de en-
trada distinguidas senoritas,
pertenecientes a la Secci6n de
DamaS, daban la bienvenida a
los que llegaban, teniendo para
todos una gentil sonrisa.
En- la sala cantina Sc coloca-
ron muchas mesasI ocupadas
por 10 mas granada de nuestras
familiaS.
A la l 100 de la noche Sc veri-
fic6, como Sc habia anunciado,
una reception en- la que estaban
representadas nuestras sOcieda-
des regionales y la prensa local,
como tambien la Secci6n de Da-
mas y Recreo en- pleno y parte
de la Directiva de la sociedad Gu
bana. Ell eNto 10 abrio ell joven
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

MARTINEZ. R. Scaglinnes Aurelio
Prado Y esposa, Enrique Santos
y familia.
S. Villajonga, Raymond CT.
garran, All redo Morales, j. R.
Cigarran, Della Perez, Angela
Cueto, Francisco Cueto, Natalia
Cueto, p. San Martin, jose San
Martin, Felicidad San Martin,
GeneroSa Sanchez, Martin San
chez, jose Sanchez, B. San Mar
tin, Lawrence Salgado, Rose Sal
gado, Angelo Bustelo, Alice Nor
ton, Aulia Morton, Srta. Mora
les, Henry Salgado, Manuel Sal
gado, Mauolo Montero, Olga
Montero, Carmen Montero, Ma
nuel Menendez. Lucinda, Clara
IS Dora Gallndo, y otroS muo1os
ms. Muy agradecido a la Secci6n
de Damas por su gentileza.
FL Sr. Severino Martinez, tu-
vo infinidad de atenciones para
ell cronista de esta Secci6n y su
eSpOSa.
Felicitamos q la Logia Caba-
Heres Leales de America por el
exit0 de este almuerzo fraternaI
La gaceta., 1941-02-24
u de Febrero

FL de Febrero
Con Ell objeto de conmemorar
la patri6tica fe.ha "a de Febre-
70, "Grito de Barre, la directi-
va del Circulo Cubano, efectua-
"a esta noche, en- su salon de Sec
clones, una reception en- la que
distinguishes Oradores de la lOca-
lidad haran uso de la palabra.
Ell acto comenzara a las 500
en- punto de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-02-24

en- 81 que RENO "a mayor algeria
A la nueva DIRECTIVE les deeea-
mos muchos exitos en- SD termi-
no.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Infants Wear

Tots Wool Bathrobes. Solid
colors. Broken sizes, l to 6.
Were sl.99 to S3.99,
99c to S1.99
-Children's Rayon Knit Pa
jamas. l and 2 pc. styles.
Broken sizes Q to IA. Were
$l.15 -------------------44c
-Rayon Satin Panties. Sizes
/ and 2. Were 59c-------29c
Cotton Slips and Panties.
Lace trimmed. Sizes 10 TO IS.
Were soc to s1.69,
29c to SAC
--Rayon Satin Slips. Adjust
able shoulder straps. Broken
sizes IL to II. Were S1.15.
Sic
Tots Cotton or Rayon
Dresses. Broken sizes ! to 6.
Were Sl.69 to s1.99---S1 90
Cotton Knit Polo Shirts.
Stripes and solid colors. Broken
sizes l to 8. Were 39c----25c
Cotton Corduroy Overalls.
Bib-top with adjustable sus-
penders. Broken sizes 2 to 8.
Were 69c ----------50c
Infants Cotton Creepers.
Broadcloth. Handmade. Were
soc ----------38c
Cotton Crib Blanket. 36x50"
pink and blue. Irreg. Was
81
--1-pc. Wool-top Fleece Snow
Suits. Broken sizes / to 4.
Were s3.99. Now---S1.00
-1-pc. Wool and Wool Fleece
Snow Suits. Broken sizes / to
4. Were $4.s9 to $500 -S1.S8
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
NeckUeur

-26 Rayon Crepe BlOuses.
labot necklines, long sleeves.
White, rose, maize. Sizes 80
to 40. Were s3.95--S2.49
-48 Rayon Suede Turbans.
Black, rose, blue, white. Were
Soc ---------- 39c
300 Crisp White Neckwear.
All popular spring shapes.
Were soc ea.----------39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
S2' FRIDAY AIDA[
HOSieru

-68 Prs. Short t-length Hose.
8 and 4 thread weights. Ir-
regulars. Sizes 8 and 8la only,
81 value ------------44c
lilo Prs. Women's Hosiery.
4-thread business chiffons.
Neutral shades. Irregs. 39c
so Prs. Boys Heavyweight
Anklets. Plain colors. Were
2Sc -------------- lIC
--27 Prs. Girls %-Length
Socks. Cotton. Fancy tops.
Were 35c ----------22c
40 Prs. Girls Pastel Half
Socks. Were 29c pr.------17c
--137 Prs. Boys and Girls
Grew Socks. Striped pattern.
Were 35c ---------22c
---66 Prs. Lisle-top Ringless
Sheer Chiffons. Were 69c,
ACC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
DOnteSticS

- Bates Cotton Coverlet
Bedspreads. Twin and double
sizes. Soiled. Were S5.95.
S3.95
a Bates Cotton Coverlet
Bedspreads. Double size. Green
only. Were $2.99-----S2.39
-29 Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Double size. Were
$2.99 ------------S2.39
-1s Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Twin and double
sizes. Were s3.99-----S2.60
IA Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Twin and double
sizes. Ball fringe. Were
$4.99 9------S3.3O
30 Cannon Muslin and Per-
Gale Sheet and Pillow Case
Sets.
7 prs. cases. Were s1.25 T5c
Il Prs. Cannon Percale Gases.
Were S1.50 -----------S1.O 90
--3 Cannon Sheet Sets. Were
$3.50 0---------S2.25
u Cannon Sheet Sets. Were
eo ne n0 or
, Cannon Sheet Sets. Were
$3.50 ----------------S3.OO
KAnn'E-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Fllf'S
Blankets &
Quilts

A North Star and Marip0sa
All-wool Blankets. Rayon
bound. Soiled. 72x84" size.
Were s1295 ------- S8.95
10 AIl-Wool Blankets. Plain
colors. Rayon bound. Slightly
imperfect. 72X84" size. Were
s5.95 -------------S3 90
4 AIl-wOol Blankets. Plain
colors. Silk bound. Soiled,
72x9O" size. Were s9.95 $500
5 25e6 Wool and So Wool
Blankets. Plain colors. 72x84"
size. Soiled. Were S2.99,
S1.99
-12 Patchwork Quilts. Cot
ton filed. One side covered
with printed muslin. Stand
ard size. Were sl.59 S1.O0
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1941-04-03
MILLINERY
CLEARANCE
Better hats re- A.
duced! Braid SSc
strawS and wool -
felts in the seasons pref
tiest colors. Regularly
priced at S1.99 and S2.99.
Kann's-Second Floor.
RayOn
Underwear

-25 Rayon Combinations.
Size 80 only
Odd Lots Rayon Bras, sizes
80 and 80; also Cotton Knit
Skating Panties loo
--SS Rayon Taffeta Skirts,
29c
AZ Knitted Rayon Petit
coats --------------39c
-Salesman's Sample indies.
Slips, gowns, girdles, panties.
Rayon -----------13 n off
Odd Lot Cotton Knit
Gowns -------43c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Rugs

so Cocoa Fibre Rugs, 12x23
inches. Were Acc --19c
so Cocoa Fibre Rugs, 15x23
inches. Were 69c------25c
II Twisted Woven Broadloom
Rug, ASKS, was s14.95, and
Administer Rug, Asks, was
$14.s5 5----------S7.95
Il Mourzouk Rug, 9x12, dam
aged. Was s1s.e5---S11.95
. Administer Rugs, 6x9.
Were s24.e5 --S16.95
Il Mirasheen Rug, 6x9. Was
$27.95 -------S1S,95
II Twisted Woven Broadloom
Rug, 9x5.8. Was $44.95.
S22.95
Il BroadIoom Rug, 7.9x12.
Was s46.95 ---------S24.95
II Twisted Woven Broadloom
Rug, 9x7. Was s64.95 S27.95
Il Twisted Woven Broadloom
Rug, 9x7.11. Was $6e95.
S29.95
II 9x12 Green Figured Broad
loom Rug. Was s79.95 S39.95
II Heavy Administer Rug,
ex12, second. Was $59.e5,
S34.95
. Worsted Wilton Rugs,
sxl2. Were $l00-----S66.0O
Kann's-Tntrd Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
TrinalnirtuS

-12 Spring Fur Collars. Beige
and grey. Assorted furs. Were
S10.95 ca. ------------SS. .95
Assortment of Clips, Pins
and Buckles. Colored stones
and metal. Were SOC to s1.98,
II price
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
inexpensive
Dresses

-72 Misses Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Plain and printed
styles. Pastels and deep COL
ors. Sizes IL to 18. Were So
and s3.9e -------S2.0O
-42 Misses Street Dresses.
One and two of a style. Rayon
prints and solid shades. Were
s6.s5 and s7.e5--S2.9
So Odd Dresses. Black, navy
and prints in the group. Were
$500 to s5.s5---S1.9
Kann's--Second Floor,
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Better Dresses

30 New Spring Daytime
Dresses. Rayon prints and
rayon sheers. Sizes SO to A.
Were s16.95 to sl9.s5 1897
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Linens

30 Printed Cotton Table,
cloths. 81" size. Were 81 69c
is Scranton Lace Table
cloths. Seconds of 1895 grade.
70X90" size 80
is DOE. Embroidered Lunch
con Napkins ----49c dOZ.
10 9-Pc. Cotton and Rayon
Sets. Solid colors. 56x76"
size. Were $2.95------S2.19
-15 Colored Border 9-Pc. Cot
ton and Rayon Sets. 56xs6"
cloths. Red only. Were
S1.49 ----------95C
D,-~s. Eryoaf r1p0v-
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Upholstery

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 39c
I'd. ------------------7c 7c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were ACC to 69c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Material Rem
nants. Were 79c to 98c
yard ----------22c
-2s Friezette Studio Couch
Covers. Were s4.95 ca. $3.50
g Sets Six-cushion Glider
Cushion Sets. Were S795
3 6-Cushion Water Repel-
lent Simmons Gliders. Were
s19.95 ---S14.99
3 Floor Samples Cedar
Chests, walnut veneer. Were
S34.e5 ----S S24.95
10 "Kanco" Venetian Blinds,
% to SO in. widths. Were
S4.o5 -------S2. 90
-35 Pin Dot Marquisette
Spreads. Were S1.19 ea.- --49c
is Bolts so" Rayon and Cot
ton Drapery Damask. Slight
seconds. Was S1.00 to S1.29
yard Sc
-27 Washable Cretonne Stu
dio Couch Covers. Were s2.98
ca. -----------------S1.99
- Bolts Belgium Linen Slip
Cover Material. Was 79c to
89c yd. SIC
g Wide slat Porch Shades.
Assorted sizes. Reduced,
-125 Dining Room Chair
Covers. Seats only. Were 39c
ca. --------------------25c
Priscilla. Tailored and Cot
tage Set Curtains. Were s1.98
to s298 pair
-150 Yards 6-0E. Awning
Duck in tan and white stripe.
81 inches wide. Was 29c
yard d--------------15c
Soc to CSC Upholstery Squares,
29c ca.
79 Holland Shades. Slight sec
onds of higher grade Acc ca.
69c Rayon Marquisette Tai
lored Curtain Strips 39c
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
SfutiOneru

Metal Typewriter Tables.
Damaged. Were s2.95,
1a price
--22 3-Shelf What-not- hold
ers. Walnut finished. Were
81 " ----- 1a price
300 Boxes Writing Paper.
Assorted colors and finishes,
29c
Kann'+Street Floor,
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Coats and Suits

- Fur trimmed Winter
Coats. Were $29.95. $1,000
- Fur trimmed Winter
Coats. Were 1895 $1,000
&c Spring Suits. Fully lined
coats. Were S7.95----S5.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Art Goods

-Bucilla NeedIepoint Tapestry
Wool. Assorted colors and dye
lots. Were Csc skein- ---10c
Stamped Rayon Baby
Sacques. Were 89c-----19c
Stamped Samples. Were
osc ----------------29c
IA Cotton Bar Harb0r Sets.
Mismatched. Were 79c- 59c
i Hand crocheted Baby
Sacque. Blue wool. AS
ID ---------------- 5JC
Il Hand-crocheted Baby Cap.
Blue wool. As is is----29c
Il Pr. Hand-crocheted Baby
BOOties. Blue wool-------19c
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.