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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
Did You Know?

1t is possible, by repeated pro-
cess of starvation, to make a worm
live 20 times longer than it would
otherwise.
American motorists travel 180,-
- ~ ~ miles on highways an
I4uaily, according to estimates.
Parasol ants carry leaves over
their heads, like umbrellas.
A wild animal sanctuary, one
fourth the size Of Rhode Island,
ia located in southern Rhodcsia and
is the worlds largest
The first Intercollegiate football
game was played between Prince
ton and Rutgers in 1869.
AT lis narrCWoSt point, Bering
Strait. which separates North Am
erica and Asia, is only about Sc
miles wide.
At night, many insects seek pro-
lection by crawling into blossoms
that close up.
Wolves and other animals that
hunt have flat-tipped noses, with
the nostrils in front and close to-
gether.
Tests in Massachusetts showed
auto drivers on open country roads
averaged six miles faster at night
than in daytime.
Americans consume 4O.0O0,000 tons
of ice annually, despite the wide
spread use of mechanical refriger-
atorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
Editorials and Comment
TUESDAY FEBRUARY II, 1871

EDITORS NOTE: The foilOlcing
editorials are presented as interesting
opinions uoiced by editors elsewhere.
They do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
Thoughts for the Day

But we believe that through the grace of the Lord
Jesus Christ shall be saved, even as they.-The
Acts 1911,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
Famous Sayings

rhe three black graces. Law, Physc, and Divinity
Horace and James Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

What is desirable is not overtime
for men. but more hours of produc-
ton from machines.
Col. Philip B. Fleming, wage-hour
law administrator.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
So They Say

Our young men play a bit OF foot
ball in school, then go out to work,
marry and start getting fat.
John B. Kelly, head of the ma
tional physical fitness program.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

Slum clearance in general al
though it is not job of the Defense
housing office, is a real and inn
portant element in defense
C F. Palmer, defense housing
co-ordinator.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
by Paul Harrison
HoRywoods S Fads, Fancies and FoibIes

to a movie. It's revival on b I'D
way recalled it to Hollywood> at
tention, and the price paid is an
indication of movie-men's linger-
ing respect for the judgement Of
anyone connected with the living
theater incidentally. the price
Buddy DeSylva finally got from
M-G-M for Panama Hattie was
$4,000, highest figure paid for a
stage hit this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

How much time we have. I don
know, but it will be barely enough;
and we are not making full use of
that.
Rear Admiral John w. Green
Slade.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11
MEMBER

American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. National
Editorial Association. Cali
fornia Newspaper PUBLISH
ers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

Americans consume 40.000,000 tons
of ice annually, despite the wide
spread use of mechanical refriger-
atorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

Tests in Massachusetts showed
auto drivers on open country roads
averaged six miles faster at night
than III daytime.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

Parasol ants carry leaves over
their heads, like umbrellas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

Wolves and other animals that
hunt have flat-tipped noses, with
the nostrilS in front and close to-
gether
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

American motorists travel 180,-
- ~ - miles on highways an
I4uaily, according to estimates.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

At night, many insects seek pro-
lection by crawling into blossoms
that close up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

1t is possible, by repeated pro-
cess of starvation, to make a worm
live 20 times longer than it would
otherwise.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

A wild animal sanctuary one
fourth the size Of Rhode Island,
is located in southern RhodcSia and
is the worlds largest.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

The first Intercollegiate football
game was played between Prince
ton and Rutgers in 1869.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-11

At its narrcwcst point, Berin9
Strait, which separates North Am
erica and Asia, is only about Sc
miles wide.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Thrift Dresses

10 Summer Dresses. Sheer benz
berg rayon and spun rayon. Were
s4e5 - 50
.5 Dresses. Were s4.eS to Sse5. 81
20 Summer Dresses. Were 1895. Ss
Sizes includes misses, vomen's and
half sizes.
Tie Paldis Royal,
Thrift Dresses -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-23

Don Juan Jose Soler; the Charge
| dAffaires of Venezuela. Senor DR..
Don Arturo Lares, and the Charge
d'Affaires of Guatemala, Senor DR..
Don Enrique Lopez -Herrarte.
The visiting educators were Sc
norita Elisa Ortiz Aulestia of Ecua-
dor, Senorita Maria Capdevila of
Cuba, Senor DR.. Francisco Espinosa
of Ell Salvador, Senior DR.. Juan Bau-
tista Lamarche Of the Dominican
Republic, Senor DR.. Edelberto Torres
Of Nicaragua. Senorita Emma Gam
boa Of Costa Rica. Senor DR.. Ramon
Cardozo of Paraguay. Senor DR..
Luis Padrino and Sonora de Pad
rino of Venezuela, Senor DR..
MardoQueo Garcia A. of Guate-
mala. DR.. Harold Benjamin, dean
of the school of education of the
University of Maryland; Senor DR..
Jose A. Saralegui, medical scien-
tist Of Argentina, and Senor Dr.
Hugo Fernandez Artucio. member
of the faculty of the University of
Montevideo, Uruguay.
Guest List includes
Officials of G. w. u.
Others at the luncheon were DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin. president OF
George Washington University; DR..
Henry Grattan Doyle, dean of CO.
lumbian College. George Washing
ton University; DR.. John C. Pat
terson of the United States Once
of Education. and DR.. Edward c.
Trueblood, Dr.. Richard Pattee and
Mr.. Harry Pierson of the Depart
ment of State.
From the Pan-American Sanitary
Bureau were DR.. Hugh S. Cumming.
director; DR.. Edward c. Ernst, as
sistant directorSand DR.. Aristides A.
Moll, secretary and editor.
Members of the staff of the Pam
American Union were DR.. William
Manger, counselor; Mr.. William v.
Griffin, chief clerk; Mr.. Charles E.
Babcock, librarian; Mr.. JOSS L. Co.
lom. chief, division of agricultural CO.
operation; Miss Elsie Brown, man.
aging editor: DR.. William Sanders,
chief, juridical division; Mr.. Julian
G. Zier. chief, statistics division
Mr.. Francisco j. Hernandez. chief,
travel division: Mr.. Charles Seeger,
chief music division; Miss Anne l..
OConnell, assistant to the director
general; DR.. Luis Delgado Gardel,
secretary general of the Inter
American Financial and Economic
Supervisory Committee, meeting at
the Pan-American Union: Miss
Elena Calderon. acting chief Of the
printing division. Mrs. George Wait,
acting chief OF the division of in
tellectual cooperation; Mr.. Fran
cisco Aguilera, Mr.. Eduardo Lassalle,
Miss Elizabeth Berry and Miss Kath-
leen Wade of that division; Mrs.
Rosa Dora S. Keatley of the ofiice
of the foreign trade adviser. and
Mr.. Paul r. Kelbaugh. acting chief
of the division of economic informa-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Two Press Women
Join Radio Program

DR. Octavia Goodbar, junior past
president OF the National Federation
of Press Women. and Mrs. Amelia B.
Moorfeld, president of the New York
Womens Press Club, were to be
interviewed at 8 80 p m today on the
Women Who Achieve radio pro-
gram over Station WWDC conducted
by Mrs Edward r. Seal and Miss j.
Jeune Carter.
Active in many organizat tions, DR..
Goodbar is now chairman of the
international Books Across the Seas
Committee the Radio Committee of
the New York Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs and the Press and Radio
Committees of the Women's Press
Club of New York City.
Mrs. Moorfield also has many club
affilia tions. being active in the Ma
tional Opera Club of America, the
National Federation of Press Women
the International Association of
Aeronautics for Women. the League
of Women Voters. the Fedora ton of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs and others.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Luncheon
Given by
DR.. Rowe
Educators From
Latin American
Countries Honored

Or. Leo S. Rove, director general
of tie Pan-American Union, was
host at luncheon today at the Pan
American Annex in honor Of a group
of educators from Latin American
countries
The chiefs of missions present in
cluded the Ambassador of Ecuador,
Senor Captain Colon Alfaro; the
Ambassador of Cuba, Senor DR..
Aurelio F. Concheso; the Minister
of Ell Salvador, Senor DR.. Don Hec-
tor David Castro the Minister OF
the Dominican Republic ""'>"" W.
Andres Pastoriza; the Minister OF
Nicaragua. Senor DR.. DOA nCu-. --e
Bayle: the Minister Of Costa Rica,
Senor DR.. Don Luis Fernandez: the
Minister OF Paraguay, Senor DR..
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Miss Jewell Wed
TOIt. Myhre

Miss Bobby Jewell, daughter Of
Mrs. Frank Carson Jewell and the
late Col. Jewell, was married
Saturday 10 1t. Floyd B. T,
Myhre. son of Mr.. A. J. Myhre of
Ell Cerrito, Calf, and the late
Mrs. Myhre. The wedding took
place at noon in the Chapel Of the
Naval Academy, Chaplain William
N. Thomas officiating.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Dunce

A "two-bit dance" second in q
series of budget dances. sponsored
by the Dramatic Club of the Ma
tional Defense Recreation Associa- =
ton. will be held in the new Federal
Office Building. Second and D
streets SW., from to IL pm.
Saturday. A 15-minute radio pro-
gram. featuring talented defense
workers. will be broadcast from the
dance floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Sportswear

Is Spun Eayon Jackets. "a sleeves,
upper front; beige, aqua, blue; sizes
IL to 18. Were 1895 5-------- 81
% Bathing Suits. Sizes 81 to 40.
Were 1896 to s7.95- 5----S S3.95
2 Rayon Suede Cloth Jackets.
Beige; sizes IA and 16. Were 1896
50
Is Sports Shirts. Gray, maize,
rose; sizes II to 20. Were slsS 81
10 Cotton Lisle Sports Shirts.
Were 81 Soc
Rayon Pastel Sports Shirts.
Were 81 Soc
Is Wool and Spun Rayon Skirts.
Pastel and dark shades. Were
All Wool Sports Jackets. Sizes
IA, Is. 10. Were S595 81
Pairs Beach Shoes. Size 4, Were
81. 80 to s1o5 --------- See
4 Culotte Skirts. Red and blue;
sizes II, IL, l8 Were &2s5 81
Is Separate Stacks. Rose. blue;
sises II to -. Were sls5 81
Tie PaIdis Royal,
Stertsuear Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Foundations

IA Lace and Satin Brassieres.
Were $3.50 $3.50
So Lace Satin and Batiste Bras
sieres. Were 32------------- 81
10 Batiste Bandettes. Were 81 soc
IL Cotton and Rayon Batiste Cor
sets and Girdles. Were IS and
$3.50 - $3.74
Is GirdIes. Were $3.50 S1.7S
10 Foundations. Were $3.50 -e1.75
Tie Psisis Royal,
Csrsefs Third Fiesr
Evening star., 1941-07-23
USE A LETTER-oF-cREDiT

Our Letter Of Credit is issued in omounts
Of SIS, S35. and $50 poy y August IS.
= September IS, "a October IS No Down
Payment. No Couyine Chorse
The psIats koseI. eredi. Office Fifsh Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-23
Junior Dresses

20 Cotton and Spun Rayon Dresses.
Were So s5 to 1896 t1.al
s Dresses. Were $s95 to $l0s5.
1894
10 Black Dresses. Mesh and Sheers.
Were s895 to 3l095 -- S594
3 Summer Evening Dresses.
Printed and plain pique, pastel
marquisette- Were 1895 to s12e5.
&4s4
Tie Painis Royal.
Junior Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-23
ON OU R
THIRD FLOOR
Lingerie
Coots and Suits

10 Suits. Spun rayon, faille, sham
tung weavee, polka dots; navy,
pink Sizes 10 and IL. Were sl095
to Sl4.e5 S6.SS
Corduroy Toppers. Pastel shades
and red. Sizes 10 70 g. Were S5S5
S445
Tailored Monotone Toppers.
Pink. blue; sizes IL to Is. Were
sIoe5 ---.------ .------- ss.85
: Spun Rayon Refers. Natural
color; sizes Ia. ls, 20. Were Sl495
3;.SS
- Goats and Suits. Monotones,
twill-wesve spring coats, 2-piece
suits, box coats: broken sizes for
misses. women and juniors. Also
unlined summer coats of rayon or
sheer 1907 wool Sizes is to -.
Were sl0s5 to S22.s5 s6.s5
Light Weight Summer Coats.
Rayon crepe lining; yellow and
aqua. Sizes IL to 20. Were s9s5
$3.50
10 Spring Coats and Capes. Fitted
and box styles; navy. beige, blue;
sizes IL to 20. Were s2s95 to
Tie Paidis Royal,
Goats and Ssifs Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-18
RayOm
CndericeUf'

-115 Pieces Rayon PantieS.
Briefs, Stepins. Mesh and nov
city weaves. Broken sizes and
styles. Were 2ec to ACC --19c
20 Lightweight Cotton Isle
indies. Briefs and vests.
Were soc 05c
-I5 Panties and Briefs. Ma
ternity rayon undieS. Broken
sizes. Were 79c 3Sc
30 Kayser's Rayon Crepe
Slips. Small sizes. Were
Sl.39 ------ --c
-25 Run-Resist Rayon Gowns.
Sizes Is. II. Were 69c 47c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Blankets &
Comforts

&c Down-Filled Comforts.
Celanese rayon covered. Solid
colors. Imperfect. 72x84" size.
Were 1896 - S6 90
Is Gray Cotton Blankets.
70x60" size. Imperfect. Were
81 GOO
-25 Sample and S0iIed BIan-
kets. Some slightly soiled from
handling. Were s2.99 to sII.95,
S1.99 to 1896
--15 Blanket and Pillow Tops.
Rayon. Standard size. Were
Sl.59 ---------- 69c
g Patchwork Quilts. Fast
colors. Soiled. Cotton filled.
80x84" size. Were S3.95.
S2.95
S All-Wool North Star BIan-
kets. Silk bound. 72x84" size.
Were sl6.s5 - S11.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Infants Wear

One Group Of Plav TOgs.
Cotton denim and seersucker.
Overalls, shorts. shirts, slacks.
Broken sizes 2 to 6x. Were
81 ------- 44c
Sun Suits. Cotton Panties,
Slips, SeerSucker Jackets,
Gloves, Headwear. Were soc
to 81 ---- CSC
-ChiIdrens Cotton Knit
Union Suits. 2-pc. styles. Sizes
l to 3. Were 69c SIC
-Seersucker OveralIs, bib top.
Adjustable Susnenders. Bro
ken sizes 2 to 6x. Were soc.
44c
Girls Cotton Knit Pa jamas.
Tearose and blue. Sizes 6 to
Is. Were S1.15 ~ 6Sc
One Scale. Slightly dam
aged. Was 1899 50 90
Nursery Lamps. Slightly
soiled. Were s2ss Sl.88
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Lingerie

% and 3-Pc. Cotton Play
Suits; Cotton Bed Jackets.
Were $l.19 39C
Hand Detailed Philippine
Gowns. Soiled. Were $1.19,
79c
-Rayon Crepe Gowns and
Rayon Taffeta Slips. Were
$l.69 and $2--S1.29 50
jana Shorts of Batiste; Ba-
tiste Robes and Junior Batiste
Gowns. Were $1.19 Acc
-Rayon Gowns, Rayon Slips
and Undies. Broken sizes.
Were $l.09 and 81 99c
Sheer Rayon Bed Jackets
and Cotton Hostess Robes.
79c
Cotton Hostess Robes. Bro
ken Sizes. Were ti.se S1,O0
KAnn'-9econd Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
DOnleSfics

- Mattress Covers. Full size.
Soiled. Were s1.49 e. m
Il Cotton CoverIet Rod
snread. Full size. Rust color.
Damaged. Was s2.99 e. 90
II CHENILLE Redspread. Fill
size Tan. Damaged. was
$500 S'29
IA Bates Ravon and Cotton
Jacquard Bedspreads. Rust
color. Were Sl.99 81 20
- Chenille Spreads. Twin
size. Were S8.99 S5 90
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Z2z!.2 FRIDAY BARGAINS #
. Chocolate and Vanilla Cocoanut Kisses 29c lib.
Made KandyK
Kn
RllnS

- Reversible Chenille Rugs,
22X40. Were s1.59 ca. ..c
-l50 So. Yds. InIaid Limo.
Remnants. Was SITS yd.,
79c
10 Reversible Chenille Rugs,
27x50. Were $3.50 each
S1.19
Il Washed Oriental Type
Rug, 6x9. Was S87.45.
1895
5 Stenciled Mourzouk Rugs,
4x7. We're $495 ca. S199
-6 Hand Hooked Rugs. Were
s3.95 to s595 ca. As is Sl.99
Il Velvet Rug, as is, 9x12.
Was S49.95 Sl68S
Il Velvet Rug, as is. 9xl2.
Was $49.95 SIoo5
Il Administer Rug, 9xl2. Was
$3495 S23o5
= Wilton Rugs, 9Xl2. Were
$5495 ca. Sal
Il Administer Rug, 8.3x10.6.
Was 1926 SISSX
Il Heavy Administer Rug,
second, 9X9. Was $685.,
$3.50
Il 9x12 Heavy Administer
Rug. Was S76.95. Damaged.
Now S22 OK
Il Twist Weave BroadIoom,
l2xl2. Was S10400 $685.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
GIOreS

Ii Prs. S,ipon Suede Gloves.
Navy and Red. Sizes 6 to Z.
Were 50 $500 ----- S1.49
-iS Prs. Fancy Pullons.
Ler1bskin. Brown only. Sizes
81 to Ga. Were S1.98 05c
III Prs. Navy Merry Hull
R2yOn, Leather = Trimmed
Gloves. Sizes 6 to 7. Were
s1.90 ---- Q5c
-96 Prs. Pullon Rayon Gloves.
Navy. beige, black. Sizes s TO
I, Were sl------ 59c
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Juniors Wear

10 Summer Dresses. Mostly
white. Slightly soiled. We're
SO and 81 81 90
so Joan Miller RayOn Taf-
feta Plaid Dresses. Were 81.
S3.33
-l2 Glen Plaid Suits. Cot-
ton. Were S795 $500
10 Tweed Jackets. Were
1896 S5.95
Kann's- Second E1nnr
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Leather Goods
Art Goods

-80-Yd. Skeins Mercerized
Cotton. Assorted colors. Were
2ec ----.----- l0c
Small Lot Cotton Pillows.
Were 39c and soc ---29C
4-Oz. Hanks Knitting Yarn.
Assorted colors. Were 75c,
39c
. Hand Embroidered Cotton
Covers. Models. Were sls8,
csc
Il Observation-Disclosures Cot
ton Scarf. Model. Was 9oc.
59c
Il Stamped Cotton Lunch
Set. Was 98c 29c
-I2 Stamped Cotton Rug Pat
terms -.--------10c
. Stamped Bedspreads. Were
roc 59c
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Umbrellas

4 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas; / Woman's I6-Rib
Pli0film Umbrella. Were So.
S1.69
= Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 1929
i Woman's 16-Rib Silk Um-
brella. Was SO Sd 30
. Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were S. $3.50
Il Mans 10-Rib Silk Um-
brella. Was $40 0---- S5.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Girls Wear

-58 Cotton 2-Pc. PLAY Suits.
Were sll5 - SOC
so Cotton Shorts. Shirts,
Jackets. Were s1.l5 to s1.6e.
SC
10 Cotton and Ravon Dress
es. Were s1.95-s1.99 9oc
-10 Teener's Cotton Dresses.
Were s2.95 81 40
so Cotton Broomstick Skirts.
Were 81 CSC
go Cotton 1-Pc. Piaysuits.
Were 69c ---- CSC
80 Hats. Properly labeled
as to material content. Were
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
SpOrfSiceUr

81 Swim Suits. Were S299
TO S595 ca. Now LOO ca.
- Cotton Suits. Were So So
-26 Rayon Bemberg and Ray
on Crepe Dresses. Were $2.99
and S399 --- ----- ST 90
> Cotton Chenille Beach
Robes. Were S5.95 Sl.99
81 Skirts, BIouses, Jackets
and VisOrs. Were $119
ea.------29c ca. ca.
"a Skirts, Turbans, Swim
Suits, Playsuits. Were s1.19
ca. -- lie ca.
81 Play Suits. Were
S5.95 50 90
-46 Cotton Play Suits. Were
S2.99 and 1899 --- S1.99
81 Cotton Sanf0rized Shorts
and Slacks. Were S1.19 ca.
Now ------ 99c ca.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
HO1Nlefiffimqs

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 29c
yd. -------------------6 &c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
Remnants. Were 39c to 49c
yd. --------- --16c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and DraDery Material Rem
nants. Were soc to rec yd.
26c
so Upholstery Squares. Were
soc to 7sc ca. 29c
-15 Assorted Curtain Strips.
Were 81 to S1.49 ca. 49c
so Assorted Curtain Strips.
Were 29c to 39c ca. -14c
rs Assorted Bedspreads and
Drapes. AS is. Were S2.98 to
S3.98 ca. 81
5 Prs. Ruftex Drapes. Were
1898 pr. -----------S3 90
is Bolts Rayon and Cotton
Damask. Was ACC yd. --39c
Is Prs. Assorted Curtains.
Were s2.9S to s4.s8 pr.-Sl.5O
-65 Fibre Auto Seat Covers
for coaches and sedans. Were
sl.s5 ca. ------------89c
III Prs. Swinging Crane Cur
tain Rods. Were S9c ca. 49c
Il Wing Chair Display Model
Slip Cover. Was $12.50----S3
-16 Sip Covers for chairs
and sofas. As is. Were Sl.99
to s4.s9 ea.------------79 79c
3 Glider Cushions. As is.
Were $1.25 ca. 2Qc
-6 Window Screens. Assorted
sizes. Samples. As is. Were
59c to 98c c5c
3 Folding Screens. As is.
Were S4.95 ea.--S2
-12 Venetian Blinds. As
sorted sizes. Were s3.99 to
$4.95. AS is. Wood or metal
Stats -------------S1.69
. Bolts Belgium Linen Slip
Covering. Was 79c yd. 33c
-3 Bolt 50-In. Monks Cloth.
Was 69c yd.----48
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Trimmings

An Assortment Of CoI0red
Buttons, various sizes and
styles. Were Csc to 79c --11c
-35 2-Pc. Belt Buckles. Dark
colors. Were soc to 89c lac
Kenn'-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Linens

Seconds of Betty Bates Ray
on and Cotton Cloths. 54x54"
size. s1.95 grades Sl.29
Seconds of Betty Bates Ray
on and Cotton Cloths. 54x72"
size. $2.95 grades ---Sl.95
-Startex Dish Towels,
IL for S1.O0
-Rayon and Cotton Cloths.
49x49" size. Were soc - 39c
-Rayon and Cotton Nap
kins s---------lOc ca.
-52x52" Linen Crash Cloths.
Were $1.25 ------7 79c ca.
-52x52" Cotton Tablecloths.
Were 81 ----63c ca.
Kann'|Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
COrSefS

-Girdles. Discontinued mod
els. Cotton and rayon bro
cade. Rayon satin. Were $3.50
and $40 ----------S S3.75
-Flexee GirdIes of figured cot
ton and rayon 'Lastex" yarn.
Samples. Were $5--S2.19
-MiIady GirdIes, made Of cot
ton and rayon brocade. Were
81 -------------------S1.29
-Ba ndeaux of cotton batiste
and rayon satin. Were soc ca,
29c or 4 for SI.OO
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
House..
furnishings

3 Pairs Black and Brass
Andirons. were $3.50, as is: 4
Apiece Black Firesets, were
1898: 2 Mirror Front Hamp-
ers, were s698, as is; 4 Metal
Cabinet Bases, we're s4.98. as
is -----------.S .S2.49
, Pairs Solid Brass Andirons.
Were $995. As is Sc OK
- Pairs Heavy Furnished
Brass Andirons. were $5.98: 1
Lot Shower Bath Curtains,
were s4s5 and s5.95, ca.
s2.29
Il Pair Large Furnished
Brass Andirons. Was
s7.s5 ------------S 1895
- Black Enameled Steel Log
Baskets, were sl.49; "a Dou-
ble-Door Fibre Board Closet
and Chests: Is Gallons Clear
Spar Varnish, were Sl.49 81
-12 3-FoId Black and Brass
Fire Screens. were 1898: 6 10
Cup Cast Aluminium Dripola-
tors, were s645; 2 Wagner
Cast Aluminium 3-COmpart.
ment Vegetable Platters, were
s4'ss --------.--S2 S2.98
Il Duo Therm Fuel Oil
Heater. Floor sample. Was
1885 -----S $685.
Metal Oval Decorated Waste
Baskets, were 39c. as is; IS
Bottles O'Cedar Cream Polish,
were SOC 100
Rubber Bathtub Mats. Spe-
cial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Csc
&c. E. Padded Ironing Ia
bles; 40 Triangular Floor Mops.
were soc; l Lot White Enamel
Cooking Utensils: 81 Oval
White Enamel Meat PIatters.
were 7oc ---- ---- 39c
80 Gallons Red Roof Paints.
Were Sl.29 ST 90
10 Universal Bathroom
Scales. Were s7.s5 S3.99
-S Rayon Shower Bath Cur
tains and Drapes to match.
Were $4.98 ---S1 go
4 HydrOtex Bathroom Hamp-
ers. soiled. Were $2.98 and
s4.90 -----z----S S1,69
-18-Quart Light and Jade
Green Enamel, was CSC: %
Soup Enamel Coffee Perco-
latOrs --5Q 5Qc
IA Griswold Cast Iron
Porcelain-Fin Fry Pans,
10-inch. Were $1.49 -qc
AZ 4-Sewed Corn Brooms.
Were &C ---- ---49c
loo Gilt-Finished Radiator
Covers, 9 inches wide, extends
IA to q inches, were 29c. Spe-
cial " 5 for Sl.OO
Il Metal Kitchen Cabinet. AS
Is. Was S23.95 c1dQS
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Beds

- Inner-Spring Mattresses.
soiled S7.99
Il Aft. Inner-Spring Mat
tress. soiled $3.50
4 nner-Spring Mattresses,
S9.99
-. Inner-Spring Mattresses.
Were S16.95 ca S11.99
Il Single Inner-Spring Mat
tress. Floor sample SlO.98
3 Inner-Spring Mattresses.
Were sl9.75 ca. Soiled.
S12.99
. Bedroom Chairs. Were
$5.95 ca. -------S 81 90
. Double Walnut Veneer
Beds. Were s1ss5 ca, S1O.99
-3 Metal Beds. As is. Were
S3.95 ca. --.--S4 90
a Occasional Chairs. Were
1896 ca. $3.50
Il Single Box Spring on
legs. Was S17.95 $3.50
> Walnut Veneer Chest of
Drawers. As is. Were S24.50.
S11.99
4 Walnut Veneer Vanities.
Were S2195 ca. S1399
> Solid Maple Vanities.
Were S29.95 ca. S1699
II Walnut Veneer Chest Of
Drawers. Were s19.s5 ca.
S14.95
4 Solid Maple Dressers.
Were s29.95 ca. ea.-Sl6.99
. Solid Maple Chest on
Chest. Was s1995 ca. Sl4.95
. Solid Maple Vanity
Benches. Were $685. ca.
$3.50
Il Bareback Chair. Was
S24.50 ..------G1 SD 90
. Chintz-C0vered BOudoir
Stools. Were $400 ca. S1.49
Il Studio Couch. Was 1895
ca coz 90
Il Studio Couch. Was $685.
ca. - 1895
Il Studio Couch. Was $3.50
ca. .----S49,95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
HupsdkerchiefS

-97 Women'S All-Linen and
Linen and Cotton Printed
Handkerchiefs. Hand rolled.
Were SOC ---2 29c
-208 Colorful Cotton Printed
Handkerchiefs. Misprints of
lie grades 7c ea.; 6 for 39c
-1s6 Hand Rolled Cotton
Prints, Cotton Sports Hand
kerchiefs. Few lace-edge lin
ems. Irregs. Were 25c and
S5e ------10c
XAAn'e-o0oot Eloof.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Wash FrOckS

-Sunback Cotton PlayAfores.
Were $1.l9 39c
Cotton Wash Frocks and
Sunback Frocks; White Cot
ton Hooverettes. Were S1.69
ana " -------------- sue
Cotton Dresses and Utility
Frocks., Broken sizes. Were
$1.19 and 81 79c
-Rayon Frocks, Cotton 2-Pc.
Suits, Cotton Seersuckers.
Were S1.99 --X1 90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
NecEiceUr

5 Rayon Sharkskin Dickey-
Bras. Small sizes. Soiled. Were
81 --- --- $1,000 59c
-1-Pc. Val Lace Blouse.
White. Size 80. Soiled. Was
s4.s5 S2.95
--1s6 Pieces Cotton Neckwear.
Soiled. Were soc S3c
-l2 Sports HaIters. Were
sec l9c
IA Ra yon BIouses. Skirts and
Jenkins. Were S1.95 and
$2.95 Sl.39
Kann's-Street Floor.