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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
Farm Bureau
Membership Drive
Launched Thurs.
Bureau Achieves
Parity Prices
Fer Formers

Mississippi Farm Bureaus 1912
membership campaign. county by
county, was auspiciously launched al
a meeting Of county leaders at Mis-
sissippi State College, Thursday, Sep.
TENDER IL. Owen Cooper, director
of research and organization of the
Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation,
l. Jones, Experiment Station Direc-
presided, and introduced President G.
D.. Humphrey, Extension Director L.
tor Clarence Dorman, Agricultural
Dean E. B. Colmer, and others, all of
whom pledged cooperation.
Ransom Aldrich, president Of the
Mississippi Farm Bureau. was not
present, as he had been called to an
important conference Of American
Farm Bureau Federation. directors in
New England.
Parity prices for agricultural pro-
ducts are an achievement of the Farm
Bureau, Owen Cooper claimed. plead
ing for increased membership to at
tain a greater gains for agriculture
and consolidate agriculture's posi-
ton.
The 85 percent parity loan on
cotton has already put SAT 100000
into the pockets of farmers in Mis-
sissippi," said Mr.. Cooper. "But still
food prices paid to the farmer now
are just up to the 1887 level, while
labor and industrial prices are much
higher then they have been"
Mr.. Cooper approved the extern
sion of parity to non-basic crops.
President G.. D. Humphrey well
coined the visitors, and pointed out
that farm organizations had sponsor
ed the founding and development Of
land grant colleges.
IF the farmers should 60 on a
strike, grass would grow in the
street of our cities within a year.
declared President Humphrey. Gag
riculture is important in this crisis,
fair share of the national income, but
it should not be greedy and demand
more than such fair share.
Agriculture should look forward
to reconstruction, the president adj
vised, for if deflation comes, opini ms
and group interests will clash n 3
struggle as road as the world and the
Continued pm page Six)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
Holmes County School
Bus Drivers VIII Meet
September 9th

Representatives Of the Mississippi
Safety Patrol will meet all Holmes
County School Bus Drivers at the
Lexington Grammar School Auditor
ium at ten o'clock Saturday morn
ing, September 9th for the purpose
Of discussing safety rules and regu-
lations. All vehicles will be inspected.
This is a great opportunity for the
School Bus Drivers Of Holmes Coun-
ty. The County School Board urges
all School Bus Drivers to be present
with their School Buses.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
f. J. Strub Rites
Held On Sunday
Al Home Here
Well Known Citizen
Passes After A
Brief Illness

F. J. Strub, 54, well known resi-.
dent of Durant passed away at the
Community Hospital in Lexington last
Friday evening at 8:03 after a sud-
den heart attack at home Thursday
after lunch.
MI. Strub had not been in the
best of health for some time but he
had recently returned from the rail-
road hospital in Chicago where he
underwent observation and treatment
and was thought to be improved en-
ough to assume his duties as tele-
graph operator for the Illinois Cen.
trai.
1t was not known that he had an
heart ailment until the fatal attack
Mr.. Strub with his family had
made his home here for 20 years
and was a highly respected and we'll
liked man in the community. His
death was a great shock to a large
circle of parm, personal friends.
Funeral services were held at the
residence At two o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon with the Rev. j. G. Chatam,
assistant pastor of the Catholic
Church at Greenwood, in charge. In
terment was at Mizpah with the
Southern Undertaking Association in
charge.
Surviving are his widow and two
children, Mrs. J. r. Brown, Jr. and
William n. Strub, fernando. One
granddaughter. Carolyn Brown, r
wives.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
Two Varieties Of
Potatoes on Vine

MI. Henry Hathcock, Durant Route
2, brought in an unusual example of
Mother Natures art Wednesday in
The form of two different varieties of
sweet potatoes growing on the same
vine.
The varieties were Porto Rico and
Nancy Hall one a white potato and
the other red. AS far as we know
there has never been anything like
this brought in before.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
Installation Service
Sunday Night At
Baptist Church

with the new organization of
Sunday School and Baptist Training
Union having been practically COM
pleted Wednesday night, the Pastor
announces an Installation Service for
sunday night for all the workers in
these two Church agencies as well AZ
general Church officers. It is hoped
that the entire staff Of both Sunday
school and B. T. U. can be present
In the evening service for this special
occasion.
Promotion Day exercises will BE-
observed Sunday.
We look forward to a oreat ho.
ginning OF our new Church year.
Brotherhood will meet as usual on
Monday nights hereafter. after a
few weeks INTERRUPTION due to revival
meetings in the city. Next Monday
night is the time for the election If
brotherhood officers for the new
Church year.
Deacons meeting will be held on
Monday night after the Brotherhood
meeting. This arrangement is made
~
TO accommodate the Pastor who will
be out of the City on Thursday and
Friday nights of hex week.
Sunday School Workers Council
Thursday night at 1880.
Opportunity will be given in tbA
services next Sunday for all who have
been visited to indicate their de-
slres with reference to the summons
OF the Nov Club. Excellent re-
spouse has come so far; and Il
seems certain that our Church will
reach its goal.
We welcome the County w. NJ. II.
association, which meets todav
Thursday with our Church.
Sunday Services
SUNDAY School o.45. Robert II
lroy superintender. Promotion
Day Exercises.
Continued on page Six,
attend the Durapt-Cantor
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
Durunt P.-T.A. Will
Meet October Z

A meeting Of the PIT. A. Of Du-
rant will be held on Thursday, Oc-
tober End, at $3.50 o'clock at the
schoolhouse and all mothers with chill,
dren in schoo! are urged to be pre-
sent.
At this time a reception will be
held honoring the new teachers.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Mlrtuqh
Purchase Home

Friends IF NJ. and Mrs. Waiter
Murtagh. prominent resid ents of PICK.
ems, will be interested t, learn that
they have bought a hoIae formerly
owned by John Anderson on High
way 81 and have moved into an ap.
artment there.
Mr.. Murtagh is the Ford dealer in
Pickens.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25

Attend the Durant-Canton foot
ball game Friday night at eight o.
clock in Canton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-09-25

Attend the Durant-C Canton foot
pan game Friday night at eight o.
clock in Canton.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

Wool Knit Caps. Light
and dark colors. We're 39c
to ssc -------1oc
Cotton Panties. Lace
trimmed, yoke front. Sizes
2, 8 and 10. Were sec 29c
Cotton Slips. Lace trimmed
or tailored. Sizes 10 to Is.
Were Soc to s1.69,
39c to SAC
-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips. Tearose. Bro
ken sizes, 6 to 161a. Were
s1.19 to $1.6s--57c to 84c
Tots Cotton Dresses.
Colors and stripes. Broken
sizes, / TO 6. Were $1.99 to
s2.ss ------S1.58
Tots Cotton Dresses
Prints. stripes and COL
ors. Sizes / to 8. Were s1.69
and s1.s9 ----------99c
Tots Coat Sets for boys
and girls. Wool and rayon
tveeds, fieeces and suede
cloth. Matching leggings
and hats. Sizes / and 2. Were
s10.e8 to s13.98---SA AZ
Tots Coat Sets. Wool and
wool top fieeces. cotton back.
si3es l TO 4. Were $5.ee.
S2.99
--Toddlers' Snow Suits
Wool-top fleece, cotton back.
Matching hats. Sizes / to
d. Were $500 to $3.50,
S1.99 to S2.49
Mrs. Days Bedroom Slip
pers. Cotton felt, Sizes 3,
z and 8. Were sl----50c
Kann's-Fou' tn Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Lingerie

Cotton Slips. Broken sizes.
Were sec and 69c-----39c
Cotton Slips, Rayon Slips,
Cotton Petticoats and Pam
ties. Were 7sc to $2----5Oc
Brushed Rayon Gowns.
Were s1.s5 --------Sl.OO
-Rayon Gowns and Slips.
Broken sizes. Were 81 and
So ----------------S1.59
--Rayon Gowns and Slips.
Rayon taffeta petticoats, cot
ton flannelette robes, gowns
and pajamas. Were $1.69
and 81 2------------99c
-Rayon Gowns and Slips.
Were So -----SI.99
-Rayon Satin Panties,
Dance Sets and Chemises.
Were $1.19 -------69C
Wool Shoulderettes, Were
$1.s5 and 97c
Brushed Rayon Bed Jack
cts. Were s1.e5 S1.19
-Rayon Hostess Robes. Were
s3.s9 and se.50---S2.97
Kann'k-Socond Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
GIOceS

I'll Prs. Cotton Pullons.
Black. navy and white with
colored. Sizes 6 to III. Were
81 ACC
30 Prs. Red Leather Back
and Rayon Palm Gloves.
Sizes z and 71z. Were 81,
79c
81 Prs. S-Button Pullons.
Rayon gloves, black and COLI
ors. Were $1----59c
--73 Prs. Pullon Glace
Leather Gloves. Brown only.
Sizes So to 7. Were S1.98.
S1.59
So Prs. Pullons and Wool
Mitts, white with contrast
ing colored; also Rayon Fluff
Mitts. Were 69c and 81,
29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
ZS FRIDAY BARGAINS
SiIrerirare

Silver plated Cocktail
Cups. Discontinued. Were
$3.50 --------------S1.O0
Silver plated, Small size
Meat PIatters. Slightly
SCARED. Were $2.98--Sl,59
Holmes a. Edwards s
O'Clock Teaspoons,
4 for S1.O0
Sterling Silver-handled Pie
Servers. Slightly Scared.
Were $1.29 ---------&9c
4 Salesman Sample Sets
Tableware. Service for 8.
Slightly marred --S9.98
Crystal and Gold Finish
Trimmed Novelties. Slightly
marred. Were $1-----39c
IS Waltham Electric Bou-
doir or Radio Clocks. Were
$8.98 and $9.98---S5,
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Art Goods

Small Skeins Germantown
Wool. Colors --5c
-3 Wool Afghans. Brown
and green. Were $698,
S2.98
Cotton and Rayon Crochet
or Knitting Bags. Were
89c 3yC
. Eggshell Fl ssOc ks.
Soiled. Were s4.98 S1.98
- Chintz Bar Harbor Chair
Sets. Were 79c -----5 SIC
. Hand-EmbrOidered Ray
on Table Covers. Models.
Were $4.98 S1.98
Kann' n'~Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Notions

Chair Pads. Covered with
cotton chintz. Assorted COL
ors. Just $50 in the lot t-23c
Bowl Cover Sets with plate.
11-pc. sets. Were soc ---35c
-BrafOrms, Shields and
rassiere Combinations.
Sizes 80 to 3s. Were 81 59c
Novelty Brushes. Were Csc.
Colored-handled sheers sc
knitting Rolls. Upper top.
Were SIPS 69c
Assorted Brassieres. Sizes
80 to 38. Were SOC and
osc -------------------29c
Toe Rubbers in case. Fit
any size shoe. Were 39c &c
-12-Pocket Cotton Chintx
Shoe Bags. Were 39c ---l9c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
COrSefS

Discontinued Ban d eaux.
Cotton lace and batiste. Were
S9c to soc c----------22c
ga Foundations and Cir
dies. Cotton rayon brocades.
Were SO to $3.95- S165
-107 Girdles and Corsettes
Of fine rayon, cotton bro
cades. Were SIS $3.50
--3S Foundations of Darleen
cotton batiste and elastic.
Were $3.50 ---S2. .S2
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Housewares


rs Oval Metal Decorated
Waste Baskets, were 39c: 4e
Triple-coated Enameled l.
Quart Saucepans, were
35c --------1Qc
--2s Ape. Decorated Metal
Canister Sets. Were
As G. E. Padded Ironing
Boards, were s1,00; 1s White
Enamel Triple-coated Dish.
pans. Were 69c 39c
lie Enameled Steak BroiI-
ers. Were 98c------4 49c
ia r u b Der Drainboard
Mats. Were 25c 12c
3 Outdoor Lawn Clothes
Dryers. AS is. Were S3.98 to
s7.es--S2 S2.98 to S5.98
Ill Shoe, Hat, Tie Racks.
Were S1.98 -----S1.6 go
II Vegetable Bin, as is, was
1929; "a Universal Stainless
Steel Meat Slicer and PAIRING
Knife, were s1.75; Z Uni
versaI Chrome Towel Hold
ers, we're s1.98 8---SI.O0
a. Metal Asbestos Lined
Gas Range Mats. Were
45c 25C
5 Pearlwich Top Clothes
Hampers. AS is. Were
S5.98 8-----S1.99
IA Shower Curtains and
Drape Sets, were 1898; Z
Cast Aluminium Covered Fry
Pans, were $500; 8 Cast
Aluminium 1o-Cup Dripo-
Iators, were s6.75 ----S1.98
3 Enameled Porcelain 10
Inch Cast Iron Fry Pans.
Were $1.49 -79C
-26 Quarts Quick-drying
Enamel, were CSC; rs 3 and
4 Quart Covered Enamel
Saucepans, were s8c---59c
Kann,s-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Neckareur

3 Women's Wool Flannel
Jackets. Brown and blue.
Were S2.95 -S2.29
go Pieces Cotton Lace
Neckwear. Were $1.95 and
s2.95. Soiled -----19c
goo Odds and Ends Of
Neckwear. Soiled. Were sec
ca. --19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Juniors Wear

Al Rayon Dresses. Were
$399 to $6.95----S1.99
81 Rayon Jersey and Ray
on Crepe Street Dresses.
Were $685. and $7.s5- 1888
"a Evening and Street
Dresses. Were $10.95 and
$l2.s5 $500
-18 Pastel Cotton Corduroy
Coats. Were S5.95-S1,99
IA Winter Coats. Fur
trimmed. Were S29.95,
s12.SS
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Radios
El0Or Sam nile

fFioor Sam pfeSJ
II r. c. A. Victor 5-Tube
American and Foreign Ra-
dio. Was S29.95---S17.95
II Philco Combination Cab
met Set. Was $95- $40 95
-RCA End Table Radio.
Was s24.s5 -------SI4.95
Il Home Recording Table
Model. Combination. Was
1895 ----------S $3.50
II Table Model Automatic
Record Changer and Com
bination Radio. Was
s4e.e5 ------S37.5O
II r. c. A. Radio and
Automatic Record Changer.
Was 500 ---S795O
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Chocolate MarshmaIIO,v FUDGE
Hosiery

"a Prs. Tabby-Toe Slip
pers. Were $1.15----39c
-4s Prs. Budget Hose. Chif-
fons. Beech shade only. Were
6sc pr. ---------------49c
SO Prs. Children's "a
Socks. Wool and cotton.
Were sec ---19c
is Prs. Odd Lot Chif-
TONS ------------25C
-121 Prs. Women's Run-re.
sist Stockings. Rayon. Sec
onds ---------------19c
--121 Prs. Selma Irregs.. 8,
4 thread and service weights.
Irregs. of 79c grade Sic
is Prs. Odds and Ends of
Children's Socks --5c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
China
Blankets

Ill Mariposa and North
Star Blankets. All wool.
72x84" and 72xs0" sizes.
Plain colors. Rayon bound.
soiled. Were sl2.s5 SS.95
-1s American All wool
Blankets. Plain colors. Ray
on bound. 72x90" size. Soiled.
Were $9.e5 $500
-6 North Star and Chatham
All-wool Blankets. Plain COL
ors. Rayon bound. 72x90"
size. Soiled. Were $l6.95 to
$1495 ------S9. .95
is Part wool Blankets.
Some SO wool or $50 wool.
Plain colors. Rayon and sa-
teen bound. Soiled. Were
s2.99 ------------Sl.99
Kann,s-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Stationery

Wax Paper, 125-ft. rolls
heavy wax paper. complete
with metal holder 39c
Odd Lot Pound Papers.
Variety of finishes,
y price
Matching Envelopes,
10c pkg.
--Scrapbooks, Albums. Desk
Accessories, Ash Trays,
" price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Inexpensive
Dresses

ia Misses Dresses. Spun
rayon and rayon crepes.
Pastel shades. Were S2.99
and s3.ss ----- S1.69
So Rayon Street Dresses.
Prints and plain crepes. Odd
sizes, II to Is only. Were
S3.99 to s6.95. S2.97
g Misses Evening Dresses.
Slightly soiled. Small sizes.
Were s7-95 ----S2.97
KRnns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Handkerchief
Kann's-Fourth Floor.

-l20 Women's Hand rolled
Linen Print Handkerchiefs.
Were 25c,
17C or 3 for SOC
So Women's Handmade
Linen Handkerchiefs. Brown,
navy only. Were Csc ea.,
1212c
300 Women's Cotton Ini-
tfaIed Handkerchiefs. 2
styles. Were lie ea.--Sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Better Dresses

IS Wool Evening Wraps.
Black. white and red. Sizes
II to 1s. Were s16,sS to
s29.s5 -----S6. 80
--35 Daytime Dresses. Dressy
and tailored styles. Black
and colors. Sizes for misses
and women. Were S16.95
and s25 ---S9.97
As Better Dresses. Prints,
plain rayon sheers and COM
binations. Many have jack
cts. Black and colors. Sizes
for misses and women. Were
$10.95 to $19.95---S6.9
Is Wool-lined Redingotes
and Jacket Costumes. Pas
tells and navy. Sizes II to
Is. Were $13.e5-----S9.90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Costume
,JeaUeIru
Winter Coats

--Untrimmed Tweed and
Dress Goats. Misses sizes
only. Were $685. to
s22.s5 --S8.OO
-Fur-trimmed Black Dress
Goats. Misses and women's
sizes. Were s29.s5 S14.OO
Fur trimmed Black Dress
Coats. Misses and women's
sizes. Were 1895 $4,000
Fur trimmed Dress Coats.
Misses and women's sizes.
Were $65 and s69.s5- $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
TrinrmiinqS

-120 Yds. Narrow Cotton
Braid. Mixed and plain col
ors. Was SC and &c yd.,
8 ydS. SC
Assortment Of Metal and
Fancy Buttons. Various sizes.
Were 81 to So,
29c card
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Reg. 39c-Dc b.
Gas Ranges

Il Detroit Jewel De Luxe
Model. Flush to wall type.
Was $9s.5o ----SS9 95
Il Divided Top Detroit
Jewel Range. Fully equipped.
Was 1880 --------S69.95
Il Detroit Jewel Demon
strator. Heat control. In
sulated -----S46.95
Il Hardwick Range. Fully
equipped. Was $64.50,
S49.95
II Full-size Gas Range.
Large baking oven. Spe-
cial ---------------S3l.95
Kann's-Third Floor. =.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Upholstery

Cotton Curtain Material
Were 1sc to sec yd. --1Oc
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were Acc to 69c
yard zoe
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drspery Material Rem
nants. Were 79c to e8c
yard 30c
-3 Metal Venetian Blinds.
As is. Were $500 ea.-Sl.99
. Bunting Gliders. Were
S2495 ---S1o 90
is Drapery Strips and
Skirts Were sl.9S to s2.9s
strip ---9Sc
IS Six-piece Glider Cush-
ion Sets. Were s7.s5 set S.
a Lane Cedar Chests, in
side tray. Were s27.s5 ca,
Sl7.99
-27 Pairs Swinging Crane
Curtain Rods. Were 89c
pair r-----------------59c
-15e Holland Window
Shades. Seconds Of 79c
quality. Each
- Bolts theatrical Gauze.
Was 35c yard--------22C
-25 Yards 50" Tapestry.
Was 1898 yard---S1 98
lie Knitted Mesh Slip Cow
ers for chairs. Were s4.98
ca. ----------S1.27
10 Knitted Slip Covers for
sofas. Were s6.s8 ca. SLIT
--Ssc 36" Glosheen Gre
tonnes. Remnants. Yard,
29c
-7sc to CSC Heavy Dustite
and Crash Cretonne, so"
wide. Yard
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Umbrellas

g Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 --Sl.l9
- Women's 16-Rib Rayon
and S 16-Rib Cotton Um-
brellas. Were S3-Sl.6 SO
lis Women's 16-Rib Oil
Silk Umbrellas. Were
S1.3s ----7oc
II Mans 10-Rib Cotton
Gloria Umbrella. Was SO.
As Is ----S1.75
Il Mans 10-Rib Rayon
Umbrella. Was S5-S2.S9
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
TOiIefrieS

-450 Assorted Toiletries.
Creams, lotions, face pow
ders, etc. Choice,
Tic or 3 for SOC
--Ss1 Pierre L'Vergne Per-
fumes. 5 fragrsnces. Were
5000 Hurt Soaps. Butter
milk, baby CASTLE, tar, hy-
gene. oatmeal. etc.--3c ca.
-121 Fioret Lpsticks. Rasp-
berry, medium and light.
Were 81 --------19c
SO Gamma Walska Face
Powders. Were 50c----13c
I'll Pebeco Tooth Powders.
25c size ------------16c
-51 Hairbrushes. Were
SOC --- --29C
-37 Metal Makeup Boxes.
Pastel enameled. Were
81 Sc
--9s "Faircrest" Bath Salts.
Assorted fragrsnces. Giant
20-oz. jars. Were SOC 23c
AZ Lady Lillian Manicure
Sets. Were $1------59c
las Velour Powder Puffs.
Were 10c --3C
--l3 F1eur de Perse CoIognes
with Atomizer. Were
S1.50 - ----6 69c
III Lotus De Luxe Sanitary
Napkins. Box of 10. Were
49c S5c
-112 La Jeunesse Face Pow
derS Rachel No. l, Rachel
No. z and naturelle. Were
81 1----------l9c
-s4 Woodbury's shave
Creams. 35C size
so W00dbury's Shave L0-
tons. SOC size--------21c
3 Woodbury's Liquid Cas-
tile Shampoos. SOC size &c
--101 Assorted Bath Pow
ders. Gardenia, Lilac, Law
ender and Bouquet. Were
soc and sec .- ------29c
--s2 Novelty Powder Puff
Packages. Were soc 25c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Girls Wear

40 Girls Cotton BIouses.
Were $l.15 -----------77c
IS Cotton Corduroy Skating
Suits. Were $2.seS1.99
so Cotton Print Dresses.
Were 81 52c
-6 Girls and Teeners' Ray
on Blouses. Were s1.99,
S1.59
-2e Cotton BlOuses. Were
&c ------------2 2Qc
is Cotton Velveteen Skirts.
Were $l99 -------S1 60
80 Wool and Wool and
Rayon Hood Sets. Were 81
TO $l.99 ----------59c
20 Wool Coat Sweaters.
Were S2.99 ----S139
is Cotton Coat Sweaters.
Were $1.69 --9Qc
-8 Wool Flannel Jenkins.
Were 81 64c
40 Printed Cotton House.
coats Were S199----99c
20 Girls and Teeners' Wool
Jackets. Were s2.99- Sl.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
RayOn
Underwear

--22 Rayon Nightgowns.
Run-proof. Were $1.95,
S1.29
pa Rayon Satin Striped
Slips. Brassiere tops. Were
$l.l9 --------------S9 S9C
IA Cotton Knit Gowns.
Blue only -----69c
III Odds and Ends Of Ray.
on indies, Skirts and
Slips 33c
lilo Rayon Undies. As
sorted lot. Manufacturers
close-out Csc
AZ Brassiere-top Combina-
tons. Rayons 44c
SO Tuckstitch Undies. Odds
and ends. Cotton and
WOOL ------------------l5c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
FurS

Black Lapin-dyed Coney.
Was $40 ------S18.0O
Stencil spotted Lapin En-
semble. Was 800 $500
Silver Fox Scarf. Was
$50 --------S S44.OO
-Black-dyed Ponyskin. Was
500 ------------S S44.00
Skunk dyed Opossum
Coat 36" long. Was $40,
$500
Dyed Skunk Coat. 36"
long. Was $109- S66. 90
Platinum dyed Chekiang
Lamb Coat. Was $119.
S77.OO
~-Grey-dyed Chekiang Lamb
Ensemble. Was s129 S77.00
Hudson Seal-dyed Musk
rat. Was s239----S139.0 90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
S2.9S Wkife
DOESkIN
Finished Sheepskin
GLOVES
S1.89

SO pairs gloves, g.
button lengths. p. <.
sewn and self stitched
backs. Washable. Fine
quality skins. Sizes 9
to z.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Wash FrOckS

Cotton Wash Frocks. Were
Spun Rayon Pastel Frocks.
Were S1.99 ------S1 90
-Georgiana Rayon Frocks.
Broken sizes. Were $3.50
and $7.95 --------S3.97
Nurses and Maids Uni
forms. Were S1.95 and
$z.S0 SIC
-Rayon Georgiana Frocks.
Soiled. Were 3.sS--S2,97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
DO1rseSficS

II Hobnail Candlewick Bed
spread. Double size. Blue.
Was s1.9s SLIP
Il Chenille Tufted Bed
spread. Double size. Was
1898 9s--S5,99
-125 Yds. Unb lie a C h e d
Sheeting. 81" wide. Heavy
quality, Was 35c Csc
ia Cotton CrinkIe Bed
spreads. Double size. Was
79c ----- -----------50c
---29 PepperelI Red Label
Sheets. 8lx1o8" size. Were
s1.29 -----94c
-37 Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Twin sizes. One
and two of kind and broken
color assortment:
Q Is Spreads. Were
s2.es and $500 S1.99
Q 13 Spreads. Were
S4.s9 --S S2.99
Q 2 Spreads. Were
$500 --S3.30
o 3 Spreads. Were
$3.50 "a 90
o 4 Spreads. Were
ss.99 --S5.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
CIosets-Refriserotors-TobIes
Clearance "4s Ts'

Double Door Metal Wardrobe, S1{s5----SS.s5
Double Door Metal Wardrobe Closet, Was 1886,
SSS5
Q Double Door Metal Wardrobe Closets were $685.
$5.55
D 3-64-Inch Metal Utility Closets, $39S--- s2.79
3-66-Inch Metal Utility Closets S59S; Porce-
lain Top Metal Cabinet Bases is, were $598 1913
Q 1 Double Door Metal Wall Cabinet S54S S3.4s
L Metal Ice Refrigerator, 75-Ib. capacity, was
Metal Ice Refrigerator, 50-lb. capacity, was
Stainless Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables. seconds
S5.98 8----------------------.- -.-----------s36s
Q Napanee Drop-Leaf Table, S12S5--- $sS5
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Girls 800
Cotton Corduroy
Shirts G Skirts
79c ca.

Swing skirts, button
front short sleeve shirts.
Shirts may be worn
tucked in or bloused.
Red. dusty pink, copen.
Sizes IL to 16.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Leather Goods
Infants Wear

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

rs Oval Metal Decorated
Waste Baskets, were acc: 4s
Triple-coated Enameled l.
Quart Saucepans, were
The Phoenix index., 1941-06-21
Warner Shopping
For Mcdaniel Role

Dukes new show, Jump For JOY"
is piling up an impressive list OF
names. Ruby Ely, currently playing
Rochester's wife in Birth of the
Blues" was auditioned as singing
lead. The charming cambridge
sisters are also in the cast.
Have you ever thought just how
much good will these band boys OF
ours are creating for our race. High
school and college youngsters are
wild about sepia swing and are very
unbiased in their praise and appre-
citation of all top flight Negro bands.
Maybe someday some of our Organi-
cations with a few medals left over,
might hand one out TO the Negro
create goodwill among races. Are
you in favor of the idea? k
Paramount studios took like Beale
Street, or Canal Street, or maybe
Lenox Avenue. Do you get it? Three
major productions on the lot are
using gang OF sepia actors and ac-
tresses. The other day on the Bing
Crosby picture Birth of the Blues"
everybody reported for work but
Bing wanted to go to the races; SO
each actor was paid and sent home
while Bing went out to Hollywood
Park and watched the ponies run.
Nice way to make money, isn't it?