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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24

man, with the consent of botf
labor groups, and insisted thai
maximum production could
best be guaranteed under un-
ion shop conditions.
Agreement between the AFL and
CLIO on fundamental policy, worked
out by a subcommittee consisting of
Lewis, CLIO Pres. Philip Murray, AFL
Vice Pres. Matthew Vol and AFL
Sec.-Treas. George Meany, caught in
dustry representatives unawares.
Charles Hook, president of the
American Rolling Mill Co. and for
mer president Of the National Assn.
of Manufacturers, had, on the previ-
GUS day, made a sweetness and light
speech declaring that industry would
accept whatever program the ALL
and CLIO agreed upon.
Agreement between the two groups
on a declaration in favor of the union
shop caught Hook mapping and in
dustry representatives were forced to
swallow their words without benefit
of seasoning. Hook acted as indus
try's spokesman.
Lewis pressed the retreat of the in
dustrialists, turning 1t into a near
rout. He characterized the open srop
as "harlot with wig, artificial
limbs and loose bones" and said the
question to be asked OF Hook was
"how much production will she guar
antee."
William H. Davis, chairman of the
Natl. Defense Mediation Board and
moderator" of the conference inter-
posed to say he did no believe the
union shop issue was germane. Lewis
retorted that the union shop was very
much an issue and, when Davis asked
whether he was questioning the ruling
Of the chair, the president of the
UNIV replied:
when I question the ruling Of the
chair 1 do not think the chair will
be in doubt"
1t was the second brush between
Lewis and Davis during the confer
ence. Previously Davis proposed that
he give summations of the conference |
to newspaper reporters twice day.
Lewis remarked he did not believe
the conference would be furthered by
irresponsible statements to the
press and the conference agreed that
no information would be given news
paper reporters.
Unity between the ALL and CLIO
came as surprise to observers at
(Continued on Page Two)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24
UNION CENTRAL
EXCHANGE REPORTS A
SUCCESSFUL Year

General Managers Report Shows Total
Sales of 5000, 1900 and Net Income of
S3O6,l49.47 for Year Ending October 81;
Building and Other Facilities Originally
Cost $685., SOB; Depreciation Charged Off.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24
union SHOP BECOMES
MAJOR ISSUE in LABOR !
CAPITAL C0NFAB In WASH.
Harmony Prevail Between Delegations of
AFL and CIO; Former President of NAM
Makes Speech Which Now Embarresses
Him; John L. Lewis Spokesman for Labor
By Agreement, and Doesn't Pull Punches

WASHINGTON (FP) - Negotiations between labor and
management looking toward the development of time
industrial formula begged down employer oppos
ton to the the AF and CLIO presented united
front it was here December Is by Federated Press
John Lewis president of the United Mine Workers (CIO)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24

General Manager Emil Syfestad of the Farmers Union Cen
trail Exchange owned by affiliated cooperaves in the four
northwest states had the pleasure of telling of
the patron at the stockholders meeting ST. Paul on
December g. that their showed income from it's
operations for the ending October 81 S3O6 as
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24

through the local co-operatives affil-
lated with the Farmers Union Central
Inc, have, by savings on
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24

compared with $187, 290.96 for
the previous year.
In his report, Mr.. Syftestad called
attention to the fact that the patrons,
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24

statement originally cost s337,5O3. A
depreciation reserve has been set
Continued on Page Four
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-12-24

Economic Justice and Equality
Is the Real Safeguard of De-
mocracy. Lack of These Is a
Challenge to the Intelligence
and Sincerity of All.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Hosiery

--Ss Prs. Misses and Women's
Sports Anklets. All wool and
silk and wool. Were ACC 2oc
lilo Prs. Sports Socks.
Straight up snug fit cuffs.
Soft rayon rabbits hair and
wool. Irregs. of 39c grade 15c
--12O Prs. Chiffons and Serv-
ice Weight Hose. Odd lots.
Were 79c to s1.15 5-- 69c
-Ss Prs. Boys and Mems
Socks. Cotton and rayons, 15c
-120 Prs. Women's Hosiery.
Chiffons and service weights.
Perfects and irregulars 33c
30 Prs. Women's Hose. Serv-
ice weight. Cotton tops and
feet. Mostly dark brown
shades --------.--- 22c
rs Irregs. of S1.0O Selma
Hose - 66c
-115 Prs. Children's Socks.
Odd lot of cotton and rayons.
Some imperfects &c
"a Prs. Children's Socks.
Cotton, plains and fancies,
16c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Summer
Furniture
-12 Small Walnut Finished

-l2 Small Walnut-Finished
Porch Rockers. Were s2.49.
S1.99
30 Folding Metal Lawn
Chairs. Were S3,75 $3.50
Il Porcelain Top Extension
Leaf Tables. Were Sl9.95.
S12.98
-3 Fibre Ferneries. Tan fin
ish. Were s2.49 S1X8
> Wood and Metal Porch
Gliders. Were s1O.95 $500
III White Trellisses. S styles.
Were 81 and s1.50 15c
Il Steel Frame Lawn Bench.
Was $3.50 ---- sc. 90
a Red and White Steel
Frame Porch Chairs. Were
s5.95 - S349
3 Unpainted Utility 3-Fold
Screens. Were SIPS 19c
-13 Red and White Metal
Hostess Carts. Were $685..
S4.99
-62 Hanging Corner Shelves.
Pink and blue. Were 81 AZ.
SIPS
is Willow Porch Tables.
Were s5.95 -- $3.50
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Notions

Hair Nets, single and double
mesh cap shape, we're SOC
doz. Sewing Boxes, slightly
shopworn. we're soc to 81. 25c
Cotton Lastex GirdIes. Small
sizes. Were 81 39c
Odds and Ends Sturdifiex
Garments. Were SIPS to
$500 ~ 81 On
SANITARY Panties with chafe
guard attached. Large size
only. Were $1---- SOC
Garden Shears. Were soc.
35c
-Celanese Rayon Blanket
Binding. Sgd. pieces in as
sorted colors. Was 35c 19c
Odds and Ends Silk-Coy-
cred Shields. We're Csc and
35c pr. 2 prs. Csc
-Oilcloth Covered Chair
Pads. Were Csc lie
Shell and Amber Hair Ban
deaux. Were Csc to SOC. Snood
pins. Assorted colors -10c
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Ramon indies

Odd Lot Ray0n Undies.
Vests. panties. stepins 19C
AZ Rayon Crepe Slips SOC
-166 Rayon indies. Some
run-proof trlCots. Regular and
extra sizes ---------- 25C
-121 Ray0n indies. Some ir-
regs. Were 39c to 69c 33c
So Night Gowns. Rayon,
plain tailored ---------5 SOC
-27 Lounging Pajamas. Ray
on. Were S1.95 - S1.00
-22 Odd Lot Rayon Pajamas
and Slips. Were Sl.l9 and
S1.39 - ----- S9c
-66 Famous Make RunprOof
Tricot Rayon indies. Broken
sizes and colors. Were 79c
to 81 ------------ 59c
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Upholstery
Curtain Material

-C0tt0n curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 29c.
&c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 39c to 49c
yd. -------.-. ------- 16c
-RayOn and Cotton Curtain
and Drapery Materials. Were
59o to 79c yard 06c
5 Bamboo Porch Shades, s
and 7 ft. wide. AS is CSC
4 Venetian Blinds. As is.
Were S199 to s4.95 ca. S1OO
, Three Fold Folding
Screens. As is. Were S4o5
ca. - S1.5O
10 Window Awnings, assort-
ed sizes. As is 2Qc
4 Porch Awnings, 5 to s ft.
widths - ~ S2 On
. Porch Awnings, 1872 and
13 ft. widths 81 On
~
-32 Venetian Blinds, "a to
80 inch widths. Were S298
to 1898 ca. 81 66
SO Pairs Sample Curtains.
Were s2.98 to s3.98 pair. AS
is --------- S1.29
3 Screen Doors. Were S2.49
to s4.98 ca. AS is--S1.29
g Window Screens. Were
soc to 98c each. As is 25c
SO Clio Sheen Cretonne
Remnants. Slight seconds.
Yard " 0Qc
Studio Couch Covers. Were
1898 to S4.98 S2.9S
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Blankets

10 Plain Blankets; rayon
satin bound. 50 wool, $50
cotton. 72x84-in. size. Were
S2.9s -S S2.39
4 All-Wool Blankets. Plain
colors. Sateen bound. Soiled.
7Ox8O-in. size. Were $685.,
S3.99
10 Plain Colored Blankets.
Rayon bound. 25fo wool. 500
rayon, 25rs cotton. Soiled.
Were S5.95 S2.99
lis ArI-Wool Auto Knee
Robes. Dark shades. Were
s2.99 - - $500 S1.99
> All-Wo0I Auto Robes.
Standard size. Dark shades.
Plaid designs. 8Oea wool, 2oT
rayon. Were s3.95 S2.99
. All-Wool Auto Robes.
Plaid designs. Dark shades.
Were 1926 S6.95
II All-Wool Blanket with
quilted satin rayon top. Peach
only. 72x94-in. size. Was
s15.s5 ------ S9.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Better Dresses

is Redingote ostum e S.
Sun rayon coats and dresses.
Red, green and luggage. Sizes
IL to 20. Were S16.95 70
s22e5 - S12OO
g Wool Capes, lined With
colored rayon taffeta. Sizes
II to 18. Were s10.95 to
S13.95 ---------S $500
summer Dresses. Rayon
prints, sheers. Dark tones and
pastels. Sizes for misses and
women. Were S10.95 to
S1995 ----S6 90
-25 Evening and Dinner
Dresses. Rayon chiffons. prints
and organZa. Sizes for misses
and women. Were s1495 TO
1895 -------------S7.4S
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
GIiderS

g Bunting Gliders. Were
SIS 95 ca. SD OK
Il Lane Cedar Chest. As is.
Was S34.95 ca. S0O On
-6 Glider Covers. Were Sl49
ca. Sec
, Swinging HammOcks.
Were s6.98 ca $500
Il 6-CuShiOn Glider. Was
S22.95 ca. - S15 On
p Six-Piece Glider Cushion
Sets. Were s795 ca. $3.50
, Chairs, with 2 cushions.
As is. Were s1o.95 ca $3.50
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
GIOreS

IA Prs. Elbow Length Eve
ming Gloves of rayon net.
White. Sizes 6 to Z. Were
$3.50 - 1 19c
IS Prs. Black Angora Mitts.
Medium and large sizes. Were
loo Prs. DOeskin Pullons.
Natural only. Sizes 6 to IA.
Were S1.39 - soc
-136 Prs. Cotton Fabric Pull
ons, white with black contrast;
90 Prs. Black Gloves with
white trim; ITO Prs. Black
and Navy Rayon Leather
Trimmed Gloves; 81 Prs. Ray
on Pullons, pastel shades. Sizes
6 to 8 in group, but not in
every color. Were 59c and
69c 2Q 2Qc
Kann'- Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Wash FrOcES

Cotton Wash Frocks by
"Fruit-of-the-Loom." Dorothy
Dean, Simplicity FrockS and
Merry Garden. Broken sizes.
Were S1.19 to S1.69 19c
Spun Rayon Pastel Frocks.
Small sizes. Were $1.99 65c
-Rayon "Georgiana" Frocks.
Soiled. Were s5.95-s7.95,
$3.50
-Ray0n Frocks. Broken sizes.
Were 1895 - S1o7
-Colored Cotton Uniforms.
Small sizes only. Were S1.l9,
74c
-Rayon Crepe Dresses. Miss
es' and Women's sizes. Were
Sl.99 ------- S1,29
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
DOnteSficS

lis Crinkle Cotton Bed
spreads. Double size. Were
79c -----2 for c1 m
g Bates Cotton Coverlet Bed
spreads. Double size. Green
only. We're S2.99 SI99
4 Bates Cotton Coverlet
BedspreadS. Double size.
Green only. Were S2.99
S1.99
4 Bates Cotton Coverlet
Bedspreads. Double size. Were
S499 60 90
Il Brocaded Rayon Taffeta
Bedspread. Twin size. Was
s4.95 - $40
-101 Pillow Cases. Seconds
Of 30c grades. 42x36" 21c
-3i Pillow Cases. Seconds of
33c grade. 45x36' size. 22c
81 Sheets. Seconds of SI.29
grades. 81x99" size -- S4c
80 Sheets. Seconds of S119
grades. 63x1O8" size --9c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Infants Wear

Tots Pinafore Apron and
Bonnet Sets to match. Wl4Js
organdy with pink and blue
check trim. Were 59c 22c
Nursery Pictures with blonde
maple finish frames. Were
$50 --- ---------- -l9c
-Irregs. Birdseye Diapers.
27x27" size. When perfect
s119 --- 74c
Tots Dresses. Prints and
solid colors. Princess ard
high waist styles. Sizes l to
6X. Were 44c
-Snuggie Pants, Socks. Sleep
er Pants. Rubber Pants, Baby
Caps and B0nnetS. Bibs.
Were 29c to 59c loo
Girls Rayon Jackets. Sizes
4 to 6. Were s199 S148
Tots Dresses. Prints. checks,
Sold tones. Broken sizes, 3
TO 6X. Were S1.99 S112
Tots and Toddlers' Dresses,
SunsuitS, Sheers and Heavies.
Broken sizes l to OK. Were 81
and S1.15 - 6Sc
Pillow Tops, Dresses. Jersey
Leggings, Velveteen Dresses,
Slack Sets. Sacques, Skirts,
Crib Blankets. Were 81 to
Sl99 ------------74 74c
Handmade Creepers, Mus
lin Pants, Polo Shirts, Over
alls, Rayon Vest and Pants
BonnetS, Gowns. Sun Suits,
Hats. Were 29c to s1.O0. 1oc
Sweaters, ShawIs, SacqueS,
Goats, Leggings, Mitts, Head
wear. Were 59c to S2.99.
19c to S1.49
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12

3 I1||II a!Al1!LE
SfOfiOneru

Odd Lot Writing Paper.
Soiled boxes. Variety of fin
isheS and colors. Also scrap
books, desk accessories, etc.
Were 1oc to $1.00 y price
10 The Laughing Hobo.
were 81 Csc
Tablets of White Paper with
matchine envelopes 5c ca,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
China

--3 7-Pc. Corn Sets. Were
s2.98 ------------- S1.9S
Il 21-Pc. After-Dinner Cof-
fee Set. Was 1898 S2.q8
3 6-Pc. Cigarette Sets. Were
SOC ---- 0Sc
"a After-Dinner Cups and
Saucers. Irregs. Were 19c
10c
a S-Pc. Salad Sets. Were
S1.39 92c
g S-Pc. Monogram HibalI
Sets. Were s1.98S 81 On
10 Ovenproof Casseroles.
Were 81 50c
g Cookie Jars. Were 81, 6oc
. 61-Pc. Maroon Border Din
ner Sets. Irregs. of S14.98
grades --S6 S6 90
, 54-Pc. Dinner Sets. Were
S10.98 - c2 or
-93-Pc. China Dinner Sets.
Were s49.98 --- S2498
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Bedding

. Boudoir Chairs. AS is.
Were s6.95 -------S S3.S8
. Club Chairs, as is, were
s1695, and 2 Single Felt Mat
tresses, were $3.50 $685.
-12 Innerspring Mattresses.
Were S12,95 -- $1,000
Il Double Box Spring on
Legs. Was $16.95--SlO.99
Il Single Felt Mattress. Was
S21.75 S11 90
Il Double Box Spring on legs.
Was S24.50 ------ S12.25
3 Innerspring Mattresses,
S13.99
Il Double Innerspring Mat
tress, was s19.75, and 1 Solid
Maple Vanity, as is, was
S29.95 -------- S14.95
p Studio Couches. Were
1895 ----------- S21.99
Il Sofa Bed. Was S49.50,
$500
II Double Innerspring Mat
tress. Was $3.50 S2q.50
3 3-Piece Solid Maple Bed
room Suites, bed, dresser and
chest. Were s69.85---S49.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12

Is Women's Rayon and Cot
ton Gloria Umbrellas. Slight
misweaves. Were 81 S1.O0
-3 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were SO S1.75
p Women's Oil Silk Rain
coats. Swagger style. Were
$3.50 $500
3 W0men'S 10-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. "a" size. Were
S. ----------------S S2.65
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
JetceIry

-3 WOmen's Natural Gold
Filled Watch Bracelets. Were
$3.50 3.5OS15 5O
Il Travel Clock. Luminous
dial. Was $3.50. As is $500
a Compact and Billfold
Sets. Were S1----2 29c
-25 Lektrolite Cigarette
Lighters. Were $1.50 SIO
. Genuine Topaz Rings.
Were S4.95 --- 80 Ok
Il Sterling Silver Wedding
Band with 5 genuine zircons.
Were $3.50 - S495
loo Pieces Costume Jew
elry. Were Sl------- 50c
SO Spray and Conversation
Pins. Were s1--------59 Soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
HandkerchiefS

SIS Women's Cotton, Satin
Border Handkerchiefs with
hand-painted designs. Were
II &c --------- Sc
-197 Mems Linen Handker-
chiefs. Hemstitched hens and
cotton embroidered initials.
Were soc 35c; 3 for 81
-l58 Mems Hand initiated
Ha Handkerchiefs. Linen with
cotton decoration. Were 35c.
Csc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Trimmings

miscellaneous Lot of Buckles
and Clips. Summer colors.
were CSC and 81 SIC
Flower Buttons. Bright COL
ors. Were 15c ----------10c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
House
FURNISHINGS
5 Pennsylvania Lawn Now

5 pennsylvania Lawn Now
ers. As is. Were 1898,
S6.98
Il Lawn Trimmer, as is. was
S7.99; 2-66-Inch Metal Utility
Closets. as is. were s5.96; 1
66-Inch Metal Broom Closet,
as is. was S5.98: 2 Porcelain
Top Metal Cabinet Bases, as
is, were S6.98 S2 o2
IA Rubber Drainboard Mats.
Were Csc 1ic
is 40-Quart Metal Deco
rated Waste Cans. we're S1.29;
IL Ivory Porcelain Cast Iron
10-Inch Fry Pans, We're
S1.49 ----- --------79c
-36 Quarts Quick Drying En-
amel. Were 98c ------ 4oc
-25 S-Pc. Seal-Sac Bowl
Cover Sets. Were s1.65.
S1.O9
3 Stone Picnic Jugs. Were
Sl.00 - soc
10 Rubber Bath Mats,
slightly soiled. Were s1.95 and
S2.98 -- ---- 81 90
30 Oil Silk Shower Curtains
Ensembles. Were 1898 S149
. Universal Picnic Jugs,
scratched. Were S2.95 S1.9S
-25 Cast Aluminium SkiIlets,
10-inch. Were s1.69 CSC
Is 1-Quart Self-Measuring
Aluminium Saucepans. Were
-3 Double-Door Metal Ward
robe Closets. As is. Were
S8.95 ----S -S5 66
Il Double Size, Double Door
Metal Wardrobe Closets. AS is.
Were S13.95 ---------SS. .95
, Double Size Double-Door
Metal Wardrobe Closets with
lock and keys. Were S15.95,
S10.95
Il Double-Door Metal Chif-
ferobe Closet. AS is. Was
S13.95 -Soo5
II Metal Wardrobe Closet
with shelf and lock. AS is.
Was s1o.s5 -- S6.95
3 25x40 Stainless Porcelain
Top Tables. As is. Were
S6.9S ----------------S4.98
Kann'%Third F1nnr
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Toys

5 Tennis Rackets. Were
Sl.49 75C
-12 Badmint0n Rackets. Were
Sl.49 --------1 15c
-16 Baseball Suits. Sizes 8
and 10. Were 81 Soc
. Baseball Outfits. Sizes 6
and 10. Were S2.98 S149
3 Junior Pilot Outfits. Were
81 -------.----- 400
6 Bob Feller's Pitch Ball
Games. Were 81 d9c
Il Boys and l Girls De Luxe
Bicycles. Were $3.50 S2995
3 AIl-Steel 6-Play Gyms.
Were 1895 ------S 81 90
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Neckarear.

800 Yards Ruffiing. Narrow
and wide widths. White, red,
blue. Was 39c to soc yd. 25c
As Yards Ruffiing. Wide.
Embroidered organdy. Slight
ly damaged. Was S1.O0 yd,,
Sc
-1S6 Pieces SOiled Flowers.
Were SOC PIE
-96 Blouses. Summer cottons
with lace or embroidery trim.
Some irregulars. Were ST..
soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
SilrericHre

-"StratfOrd" Silver Plated
Cold Meat Forks. Starlight
pattern. Were 81 4Qc
Small Chrome Plated Cock
tail Shakers. Discontinued.
Were IS ---cI 90
--Ingraham Electric Alarm
Clocks. Slightly Scared. Were
S298 - S149
Chrome and Crystal Cow
cred Candy Dishes. Were
81 - AQc
-Tarnish- Proof Flannel Rolls.
Hold 26 pieces. Were SOC 39c
Service for 8. Silver-plated
tableware. Slightly SCARED,
$50
Small Size Silver Plated
Salt and Pepper Shakers.
Were 39c pr.--2oc Or,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Electrical Needs

Il Eyerhot Roaster. Was
S1995 ------ S13.95
. Soup Electric Percola-
tors. Were s4.95 S295
3 Soup Slick with units.
Were s4.95 -- $3.50
> General Electric Pedestal
Fans. Were $500 S2495
Il 12-Inch Csc. Fan, was
Sl9.95; 2 Steem Adjustamatic
Irons. were $3.50 S9.95
-3 Automatic Sandw wich
Toasters. We're S8.95 S5.05
II Sweeper Demonstrator
Rebuilt Hoover. Was $3.50,
S23.95
i Universal Cleaner. Was
$3.50 ---------S S14.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
SIC Sum m er
GLOVES
2oc

Imported hand crocheted
cotton gloves. Lacy cuff
styles and neat designs on
backs. Washable Small,
medium and large sizes.
Kann n's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
TOiIefrieS

-32 Novelty Powder Puff
Packages. We're soc PIC
As Isabey Colognes. Gar
denia, jasmin, lilac, violette.
Were $3.50 --------4 49c
So AIcofleur Body Perfume.
1907. bottles. Were soc 19c
81 Pebeco Tooth Powders.
Csc size ---- lie
81 Tre-Jur CoIognes. Apple
blossom, gardenia. honey
suckle. Were soc lie
Al Cardinal Perfumed Bub-
Bile Baths. 4 fragrances. Were
sec ------- - 3SC
--4S Assorted Bath Powders.
vantine. Tre-jur. Wrisley.
Were soc $500 CSC
g Schratz Tub-O-Bubbles.
Were 81 - 41C
-Tangee Face Powders. 3
shades. Were 81 49c
ISL Pierre L'Vergne Per-
fumes. 5 fragrances. Were
Csc --- - 1OC
SIS Assorted Lipsticks. Ponds,
Don Juan, Woodbury's. Were
SOC to 81 -19c
log Fioret Face Powders.
Rachel only. Were sl---14c
-13 Shaye-Lites with cord.
Were S1.50 --- ---- 69c
As Military Brushes. Were
81 to SO $3------------39 39C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Art Goods

-1-Oz. Balls Wool and Rayon
or All-Wool Yarn. Were
Stamped Wool Shawls. Were
59c ------ 19c
Il Rayon Bed Rest, slightly
soiled. Was s1.98 ---9 CSC
30 Cotton and Rayon
Stamped Luncheon Sets. Were
S1.29 ---------7o roc
Stamped Cotton Infants
Dresses. Were 29c w 19c
. Hand Embroidered Cotton
Table Covers were 1898.
Clearance S1.98 ca.
KannS'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Lifiqerie

Cotton Batiste Gowns. Bro
ken sizes. Were 81 1---69c
Cotton Gowns and Pajamas.
Were s1.95 --- S149
Brushed I.ayon Gowns. Were
S2.95 49, --------S1.O
-Hand-Detailed Silk Slips.
Soiled. Were s4.95 S3,49
Printed Rayon Satin Gown
and Robe Ensembles. Broken
sizes. Were $500 1929
-"Seamprufe" 2-Pc. Rayon
Satin Pajamas. Were 81,
$3.50
--Rayon Hostess Robes. Were
S3.99 and 1896 S2.97
Cotton Hostess Robes and
Rayon Robes. Were S1.e9 and
s2.99 9-------S1.59
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Juniors Wear

10 Cotton Chintz Dresses.
were s2'9s - S1.0O
40 Rayon Street Dresses,
Were $500 to $685. S2.74
is Joan Miller" Cotton
Dresses. Slightly soiled. Were
IS s5-----------S2.49
-22 Joan Miller" Cotton
Dresses. Slightly soiled. Were
- 1888
IS Sheer and Shantung Street
Dresses. Were S10.95 to
1885 CO 90
-26 Tatters0ll Checked Skirts
and Festees. Were 81 ca.
S1.99 ca.
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Famous Make
lnside-Out
Stockings
7 prs. ST

1rregulars of 7qc grade.
All silk lnside-out hose.
Newest summer shades.
Three-thread weight.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Linens

-25 Cotton Printed Table
cloths. 51x51-in. size. Were
79c d0p
Odd Lot Wash Cloths. Were
&c to l0c ------- 5c
Chenille Mat and Lid Sets.
Dark shades. Were S2.59 81
-SOiled Dishcloths. Were
1212c ---~----------- SC
--ExceIIo Solid Color Dish
Towels. Were 79c 6 for 49c
--All-Over Lace Table Cloths.
Cotton. 72x72" size. Were
S1,59 ------------ S1.OO
Handmade Cotton Lace
Chair Back Sets. Were
25c ------- 19c
LLOYD. Pieces Part Linen
Crash Toweling. Was 89c.
10 yds. 59c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
65 Misses and Women's
S10.95 to S13.o5
Dresses
S

-Colorful rayon prints,
dark rayon sheers. pastel
sheers. Many have Jackets.
Sizes for Misses and Wom-
en-.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
LeafhergOOds

is Genuine Leather Utility
Boxes. Assorted colors. Were
s2.98 ---------S S2.39
-S5 Genuine Leather Com
bination Coin Purse, Key
tainer and Billfold. Were
sl.5o -----------S S1.00
. Genuine Leather Fitted
Cases. Were s12.95 $3.50
. Genuine Leather Fitted
Cases. Were $40 S5 On
is Handbags. Were 50 and
So -----------S S1.29
rs Handbags. Were 81 39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Clearance of
Glassware
1Oc ca.

Bowls, 7Ses, relish
dishes bon bon dishes
Made Of glea ming crystal
glass some IN ruby
Kann 's-Thlrd Floor.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
SpOrfSacenr

-37 Wool Flannel and Rayon
Jenkins. Suits. Were S2.99,
Evening star., 1941-06-12

Umbrellas

Kann's-Street Floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-15
SHIP BILL
 E PASSED
 BY SENATE
Sent 10 House for Consid- eration of Amendments
 -More Power for FOR

WASHINGTON, May 15. The far-reaching legislation empower ing the President to take over for eign ships lying idle in American harbors has passed the Senate and been returned to the House for con- sideration of amendments.
 The Senate passed the legislation by vote of 59 to 20.
 The bill was approved by the Sen- ate after the chamber rejected by a vote of 43 to 38 an amendment by Senators Vandenburg and Clark which would have prevented the President from transferring any ships of one belligerent country to another.
 Of the 80-odd ships affected, two are German vessels and 28 are Ital- ian craft.