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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
STUBBS CASE
Is DISMISSED

Charges against Lanuv Siuhts
using improper lights and IA
sufficient safety devices un hs
truck were dismissed TINS H1arn-
ing by Peace Justice Enriaue
Esoglnalin.
Stubbs was arrested last nlghI
by Constable Bienvenido Perez
VINO charged ms unlighted truck
constituted traffic hazard
where Il was parked al Siman-
ton and Fleming streets
EsQulnalciO ruled Il was IN
Necessary for Stubbs 20 use eler-
tric lights, since ms truck was
equipped with rei3ecfurz-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
LABOR CAR
GOES ON TRIAL
SAYS He HAS PROOF OF IN
vESTIGAToR BEING
GIVEN 100000

WASHINGTON. Oct 30
Willie BI0ff. west coast labor
ear who IS On trial for aIleg-
ed extOTtlon from motion pic
ture mag1ates, today declared
on the stand n has proof that
one Of tne congressional inVesti-
gators studying the picture IN
dustry was given 5000. 900 by one
Of the companies
Bioff Is charged with extort-
ing $3.50 600 from the companies
On q promise 70 save them from
labor troubles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
kal Assaults On Three Fronts
Result IN Routing Rcd ATes

NEW YORK Oct s0.-Fszriass
Nazi assaults on tnree treats
have routed one BED army and
driven back taEo 0Eherz. AaoA
Killers high command decsared
today.
After week e Eeht thrusls
and retreats a. the Nesd Of tae
1r1mean peninsula. German
communqIue SAID TODAY the Naz
armies have burst thruagh g
that point and are pursuazF
Red armies within strlklEae
distance OF the great Ewief
port and naval base a. SeEszts-
pol
Al the same tine. the hiEh
command declared. Gerznan
armies have crashed snr0uRh
Red defenses 70 occapy positions
along a broad front or the Do
metz river, and hzve hETrie6 hack
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
FAMED AQUARIUM
WILL BE REMOVED
FROM MANHATTAN
GUPPIEs WON'T cULP At
BATTERY ANYMORE; PARK
COMMISSIONER DECIDES
ON NEW LOCATION
BY GEORGE TUCKER
AP Feature Service Writer

NEW YORK. Oct 30--The de-
cisiOn Of Park Commissioner
Moses to move the Aquarium
from Manhattan TO the Bronx
was bad news for most New
Workers. The cid land mark has
been q point Of pride for decades.
and transferring Il from the
city's best known borough to its
least glamOrous precinct may be
the beginning of the end for a
relic Of a bygone age IN New
York
For the Aquarium was once
Fort Clinton. built oy the citizens
doggedly intent on keeping out
sea-borue invaders Years
after this it became Castle Gar
dens. a point OF social festivities.
and Jenny Lind made her first
American appearance there La
ter II was turned into a home
for rare fishes and. as such. has
delighted thousands Of people
each week who come to New
York and tarry BY its glass wall
ed exhibits.
Commissioner Moses says he
has no objections to the building
remaining where It Is If the city
wants 10 put I'D the SI52.O0O
necessary for It's restoration as
fort II Is probable that 10 such
amount viii be forthcoming.
which means. N the end. that
one fine morning the wreckinE
crews viii bear down OF the old
Battery Park scene and the
cranes and sIedge-hammers OF
Manhattsn's demolishers VIII
succeed where the guns Of enc
my ships more than a century
ago failed
In rambling about the streets
Of New York for almost a decade
and reporting It's activities I have
received communication from
people IN almost every one Of the
70 states. As a rule. these writers
were potential tourists 70 New
York Scores have asked about
the Aouarium-whaf admission
was charged was Il easily reach
ed by subway Ct trolley. what
were the hours-but not one
soul has ever asked ne What
about the Bronx" The Bronx s
one Of the five bOroughs Of this
city II Is the home Of the Bronx
Bombers-the New York Van
kees-snd Joe DiMaggi0- and It
IS also the home Of the Bronx
Zoo. Commissioner Moses wants
10 put most Of the fish and the
marine exhibits at the Zoo TEN
porariIy. Why he wants to touch
them at all is question that
many people would ike answer
ed
The Aquarium IS not the first
Ct New York's cJrios 10 be ban
ished- Civic Virtue. that odd
piece OF scuIptory which for
wears riled some Of our sensi-
tive citizens-probably because
It represented d man with MS
foot on a woman's neck-haS
been exiled TO Queens. 4 sister
Continued on PAGE Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
TWO FLORIDIANS
GET PROMOTIONS

Roy s. Geiger Of Green Cove
Springs, Fla, has been promoted
70 the RANK Of brigadier general
II the L. S. Marine Corps ana
James I. Neefus Of RockledEe,
Fla. 70 that CT captain IN the
corps. the NaEg Department an
nounced today. -
TIE ts9B1 FloElds5 men were
among IS Marine Corps officers
whose promotions were an
nounced- General Geiger ranks
as Of October / and Captain
Neefus as Of March J.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
Fourteen Passengers Killed
In Transport Plane Crash
Pilot, Lone Survivor, Re-
ported In Serious Con-
ditiOn; Happened Near
MOrehead, MINI.

aBy Associated PresSB
FARGO. Mimi. Oct. 80
Fourieen passengers were killed
and a lone survivor. Pilot clar-
ence Bates. vas in a serious con-
dition this morning after the
flaming crash of a Northwest
Airlines transport plane three
miles from here near Morehsad.
MINI.
The plane. bound for a landing
here enroute to Seattle, nosed
over in a ravire and burst into
flames shortly after 3 O'Clock
this morning. just six minutes
after the pilot had radioed the
Fargo airport that he was CON-
ing in for a landing.
z. A. King Of Fargo was the
only passenger who was identi-
fied Immediately. OF the dead
Il were paying passengers. one
was a co-pilot and one a stew
arciess.
Bates. suffering from severe
shock, was said to be in a critical
condition.
Officers who rushed to the
scene when the plane was heard
to crash found the pilot stagger-
ing about the flaming transport.
then had to restrain him as he
attempted 10 climb back into the
plane after the passengers.
The pilot had informed the
airport he was landing By IN
struments. and airline officials
said If IS impossible to tell if he
misjudged the airport, or If ne
was forced down by a motor
failure TIE plane apparently
hit the ravine rolled over and
burst into flames.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
A. H. M'INNIS
INJURED In FALL

a 4 McInnis, candidate for
Police Justice IN the coming
City Election had the misfor-
tune Of tripping over the door
way a. his home on FlagleT
Avenue Tuesday evening II
which he suffered two broken
ribs As q result Of MS mIshap,
he Is still confined 70 MS bed
NJ Mcinnis numerous friends
learned OF his misfortune with
much regret, hoping he VIII soon
De on the road 70 complete re-
cOVery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
OHIO HIGH SCHOOLS
AID DEFENSE SALES
an, A..aeIatea 80

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct 30
Ohio high schools have been ask
ed by the Ohio Defense Say
ings Committee to participate
m a special campaign to boost
sale Of defense stamps and
bonds.
Known as Football Week for
Defense Savings, the campaign
to be held viii feature programs
and displays at football games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
IMPOSES FINE
ON DEFENDANT

Idells Worthy. charged wifh
driving car without an o1era-
tors license, this morning Ras
ordered 20 pay q fine @ SIS and
costs when she pleaded guilty II
Judge William v Alburys criu-
nal court
Judge AlbuTy suspended INC
costs upon payment If the fIne
Warren Berlin Russell. czarR-
ed with speeding. drew q fine q
SO and costs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
Report German Morale Cracking
Up Along Occupied French Coast;
NaziS Fearful Of British Thrust

LONDON, Oct 80. = Free
French leaders exiled here. today
told story Of shadOwy. black
clad attackers who strike down
German sentries in occupied
French cities, and Of mounting
German fear that the British are
about to launch an invasion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
HKS TO CONDUCT
MEETING TONIGHT

Members Of BP.O- Eks. lodge
No sol. tonight vii hold a spe-
eisI meeting at the lodge room
az 8 O'Clock Secretary George A
Lucas announced today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
Comptroller Lee Clarifies
Matters Relative To Monroe
County Budget Reductions
State Official Explains Is
sue In Telephone Con-
VersatiOn With The Gil
zen

Explaining that he did not cut
specific items from the Monroe
budget IN ordering it reduced
from a tentative IL mills to-seven,
Comptroller J. NJ Lee told The
Citizen in a telephone ccnversa-
ton from Tallahassee today tina,
the board of county commission
ers has full authority to apportion
the money as it sees fit.
Lees statement. coming on the
eve Of the commissions special
budget session tonight, made II
appear likely that the board men,
bers, on their own responsibility.
VIII have TO tell those who have
been disappointed that It Is ply
sically impossible 70 work funds
for them into the seven-miu
framework
Lee was asked for an explana-
ton by The Citizen after II had
been announced and denied here
thai ne slashed such tens as
money for public health and funds
for the proposed 3Earathon KEY
airport from the budget
Earlier Commissioner Ernest A
Ramsey, who took the tentative
budget to Tallahassee for ap-
proval had explained 10 DR.. JB-
ParTamOre Of the public health
Office that the comptroller re-
fused 70 permit tne board TO IN
ciude a One-quarter mill item for
public health Banned. too. he
SAID, were Z mill To- the Mara
th0n key airport and two mills for
WPA sponsorship.
Doctor Asks Lee
Dr.. Psrramore told the board ne
would appeal 70 the comptrOIler
and was told BY Commission
Chairman Carl BervaIdi that the
board would be glad to assist him
II such action were authorized by
Lee The doctor said later he was
told BY the comptroller that the
health item had not been men
toned specifically when Ramsey
1Eas told 10 pare down the budget
Informed OF Lees statement To-
day, Ramsey SAID ne had not
meant to say that the items were
ruled out specifically, but that
the comptroller did tell hin TO
eliminate new items, among
which were the health, relief and
airport ALLEGATIONS
Ramsey said the budget he took
TO Tallahassee contained e>4 mills
for general county obligations q
mill for the bond issue on the Boca
ChIca airport and 81 mills listed
as new making z total Of Il
Conceding that the comptroller
did not say specifically 70 take out
any particular item Ramsey
pointed out that It would be in
possible 70 add any new expendi-
lures 70 the cOuny's expenses.
when the regular costs could not
be met n the limit set by Lee
Tentatively approved by the
comptroller. the budget IS to 60
before the commissioners tonight.
along with Tax Assessor Claude
a GandoIfo's books
Evening star., 1941-05-08
RayOn
InderlrpO1'

-140 Mesh Undies. TearoSe
and white. Regular and extra
sizes 29c; 4 for Sl.DO
-1S0 Manufacturers Close
out Rayon indies. Small. me-
dunn and large sizes. Assorted
fabrics ----- - 14c
-46 Odd Lot RayOn Undirs;
also Gowns o0c
-106 Rayon Satin Stripe I'm
dies. Were 39c and ACC 25c
KannS7Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Electrical
1ppIiUnceS

. Universal 2-Burner 3-Heat
Electric Hot Plates. We're
S795 c5.g
. Steam Irons. Were
1896 & 90
. Universal Automatic Sand
wich TOasters. were 1895: |
Electric Broiler, was 1895.
S5.95
Il 4-Pc. Westinghouse Urn
Set. Was S2195 S1295
- Chimes, not boxed. Were
S295 to $3.50 S149
, General Electric Sun and
Health Lamps. Floor samples.
Were s2995 -.--- S21.95
. General Electric Rebuilt
Cleaners. Were s1495 1896
B Universal Coffee Makers
with electric units. Were
$685. 90 90
Il Universal Toasters. Were
1895 60 10
5 Universal Roll and Bread
ToaSters. Were s3.95 S2,9J
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Art Goods

Small Balls Crochet Cotton,
white or eCru, were l0c;
Nagictuft Cotton Braid. as
sorted Colors, 3-yd. pieces,
were 15C. Choice - nc
Il WO0l-and-Rayon Sweater,
soiled. Was S4.99 model.
S1.9S
-4-Oz. Hanks Knitting Wool,
assorted colors. Were 69c
hank --------.-- 50c
- Stamped Cotton Turkish
Towels, large size. Were
69c 39c
g Stamped Wool ShawIs with
material TO embroider. Were
Slo8 -Qc
Il Black -and-White Wool
Hat Model. Soiled 2Gc
limitation Leather HasSOcks,
assorted colors. Were 81 79c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Hu,,dkerchiefS

-24O Women's Linen Prints,
hand-rolled. Were Csc 19c
-97 Mems Large size C0lorcd
Woven Border Cottons. We're
18c 18c--------12 12l2c
is Women'S Swiss and
Madeira Handkerchiefs in
linen-and-cotton sheerS. Were
75c Observation-Disclosures SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Linens

5 CottOn-and- -Rayon 9-Pc.
Table Sets, soiled. Were S2.95
set -----------S1.95
-25 Pkgs. Cotton Week Day
Dish Towels. Reg. Z for 89c.
Now --------7 for 49c
-214 Turkish Towels, 18x36.
White with colored borders.
19c value ------------12RC
--l5 Linen Tablecloths, COL
ored borders; slim. size. Were
89c ----------5 Soc
40 Cotton-and-R Rayon Nap
kins. Seconds OF Csc grade, SC
Kann'+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Gas Ranges

Il Hardwick Gas Range. Was
s4e.95 ------------S39.95
. Fully-equipped Detroit
Jewel Ranges. Were
s74.50 S49.95
. De Luxe Gas Ranges.
Light and &C set. Were
$3.50 -------S57.
Il De Luxe Hardwick Range.
Floor model. Was 1895.
S69.95
II De Luxe Detroit Jewel
with Oven-Vue and light.
Floor sample --S79.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Costume
Je,reIru

is COnpacts. Were 81 and
S195 Sgc
SO Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were S1.95 to So ----9 92c
SO Women's Rings. Were
81 SOC: 2 for 81 90
Il Mans Wrist Watch. Was
s7.95. As is ------ S5.95
IS Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were 81 SOC; 2 for SI.0O
3 Simulated COlored Pearl
Necklaces. Were So Sl95
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
WASHINGTON, D. c. THURSDAY NAY g. 1941
@ NJ I a!8A![k
Wash FrOcES

-RayOn Frocks. Broken sizes.
Were $3.50 and S795 S2.44
Upper Cotton Frocks. Small
sizes. Were Sl.69 S1.39
Cotton Wash Frocks. Were
Sl.l9 -------5 5Sc
-RayOn Frocks. Broken sizes.
Were S3.99 ---S197
Nurses and Maids Uni
forms. Cotton. Were s1.69 to
Sl99 -------- SIC
-SmalI-SiZe Cotton Hoover
cites. We're soc -----4 -42c
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
TRIMMINGS

Assortment of Large Single
Flower Buttons in bright
shades 10c ca.
Sample Line of Buckles,
Clips and Dress Ornaments
in bright colors. Were Csc to
Sl---12Iac to SOC ca.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
SfUfiOneru

IA Metal Humid0rs. Perfect
condition. Were ST. 5Gc
Odd Lot Scrap and Photo
Albums. Waste Baskets, Files,
Etc. We're SC to 81 Il price
Odd Lot Pound Papers.
Were soc to ST l9c to SOC
Odd Lot Envelopes. Were
25c 1Oc
-l50 White Writing Tablets
With Matching Envelopes.
Choice 5c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Housewares

; Double-size, Double door
Metal Wardrobe Closets with
lock and keys. Were S1495.
As is -----S SI0.95
Il Double door Metal Ward
robe Closets. Were 1895. AS
is ---------- 81 or
Il Large Size Metal Ward
robe Closet. Was s6.98. AS
Is s----------S S4.44
> 66-Inch Metal Utility
Closets. Were s5.98. As is.
$3.50
, Porcelain Top Cabinet
Bases with drawer. Were
S6.98. AS is So g8
> 35-Inch Metal Utility
Closets. As is. Were $3.50.
S3.49
Il 26-Inch Metal Undersink
Cabinet. Was s298. AS
is S1.49
Il Metal Ice Refrigerator, To-
ID. capacity. Was S2995. AS
is ----- S21.95
-6 Wood Frame Reinforced
Cedar Board Hope Chests.
Were S3.98 50 .9S
10 Porcelain Top RolI-a-
WAY Utility Tables. Were
sag 81 90
-3 60-inch Al-Lon Pliofilm
Garment Storage Bags. Soiled.
Were Sl.98 ------ CSC
20 66-Inch Al-Lon Proof
Garment Storage Bags. Were
$3.50 ---------- S1.15
SO 45-Inch Suit Size Gar
ment Bags. we're s1.98; "a Fur
Neck Al-Lon Proof Storage
Bags. Were s198 81. 90
-16 CeGarized Chintz Upper
60-Inch Garment Bags. Were
s398 --------------- S2.0S
--27 Cotton Floral Upper 60
Inch Garment Bags. Were
Sl59 ----------S119 10
is White Enameled Refrig-
orator Pans Were 75c- 39C
SO Soup Enameled Coffee
Percolators, as is, were 79c;
"a 3-Piece Aluminium Sauce
pan Sets, 4-Cup PercolatOrs,
2-Quart Tea Kettles, 3-Quart
Covered Kettles. Choice,
each -----. ----------49c
-l9 Quarts Quick-drying En-
ameI. Were CSC 4qC
-28 12-quart Enameled Dish
pans. Were Sl.25---5 sc
Kann' '-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
JphOISteru

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 29c
va. ---------------8c &c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 39c to 49c
yd, ------ 12c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Material Rem
nants. Were soc to 7ec
yd. " o2c
IS Curtain Strips. Were soc
to 7sc 39c
-12 Assorted Porch Curtains.
8 to g. wide. AS is.
ca. --------S1.
-6 Venetian Blinds. Metal
and wood. AS is. Were S2.98
to s495 ca. 81 On
is Upholstery Squares. Were
soc to 79c ca. a.------- OQc
- Bolts Rayon and Cotton
Damask. Seconds Of S1.l9 to
S1.29 yd. -- 59c
-S Screen Doors. As is. Were
S298 to S3.96 ca S15O
-Cretonne Slip Covers for
individual chairs. Were 1898
ca. " 60 AZ
-Cretonne Slip Covers for in
dividual sofas. Were $3.50
ca. ---------------S2 az
-Friezette Studio Couch Cow
ers. Were s4.95 ca. -S3.59
4 Porch Awnings. 8-oz. duck,
7 TO 1112'---------S6 IN
g Porch Awnings. 8-oz. duck,
s to 6l2 ---------S3.50
-12 Spring Covers. Were
S2.98 ca. ---------S1.S8
kann's-Third Floor,
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Blankets

4 Mattress Pads, double and
single. Were S1.29 to S1.59.
Damaged - -S9c
-6 Beacon Blankets; 500
cotton, $50 wool, 259o rayon.
Plain and two-tone; 72x84.
Were s5.s5. soiled $3.50
4 so Wool Plain Bian-
kets, rayon bound, 72x64,
soiled, were s299; 6 Dark
Gray Camp Blankets, $50
wool and 1870 cotton, were
s2.9e. Choice -S1.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Necklreal'

--196 Pes. SOiled Neckwear,
organdy and pique; also Odd
Turbans. Were soc o0c
Evening ShawlS of cotton
net and rayOn lace. We're
s3.95 ---- 81
-RayOn and Silk Shawls, /,
with deep fringe. Were
S5.95 - S245
-Rayon and Silk Shawls,
with deep fringe. Were
slO.95 --------- S4.95
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Lingerie

-RayOn Gowns and Slips and
Rayon Petticoats, Cotton Pa
jamas and Gowns. Were S169
and 81 ------- 99c
-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips. Cotton Pa ajamas
and SIiDs. Were 81 ~ 5Oc
Silk Gowns and Slips.
Soiled. Were 1896 S2.97
Cotton Slips. Broken sizes.
Were soc -------- 3gc
-Rayon or Cotton Hostess
Robes. We're s2.99 and
s3.99 - 50 90
Cotton Hostess Robes. Were
sl.99 S1.19
quilted Rayon Bed Jackets.
Were S1.95 - S1.00
so Knitted Shoulderettes.
Were 81 and sl.69 SOC
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Notions

SANITARY Aprons. Silk back.
Were soc ------ 25c
--Macullette Sports Panties.
All rubber. We're 81 19c
Small Lot Assorted Bras
siereS. Were soc o0c
Round Knitting Bags. Zip
per top. Were Sl59 nc
Fitted Sewing Boxes. We're
81 --- - soc
Rubber lined Cosmetic
Cases. Were 25c 15c
Moth Sachet to hang in gar
ments. Were CSC 10c
Small Lot Small-size Scis-
sors. Were soc SIC
-l2 Master Garment Hang
ers. Holds 8 dresses. Were
SOC -----2 25c
Kopp'c-Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
China

4 e4-Pc. Hostess Sets. Were
s5.e8 S3.98
los Doz. Libbey Tall Tum-
bIers. Were 69c doz. 41c
-6 Sets 7-Pc. Blue Water
Sets. Were 1929 -oc
Ill Covered CasseroIes. Were
81 49c
I'll Crystal Glass Salad
Plates. Were Ice ca,
8 for S1.OO
3 Ape. Crystal Glass Salad
Sets. Were s9c c--------39c
Il 60-Pc. Glass Dinner Set.
Was s399 ---------S S2.49
II 3S-Pc. Luncheon Set. Was
s598 S3. .oS
p 63-Pc. Dinner Sets. Were
sl298 irregulars --S5 90
. 54-Pc. Imported China
Dinner Sets. Were 1883.
$500
Il 105-Pc. Imported China
Dinner Set. Was S59.98.
S39.98
Il 93-Pc. Imported China
Dinner Set. Was S4998.
S29.98
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Girls Wear

loo Girls Cotton Pima
fores --------,----IOc
so All-woOl Sweaters. Were
81 ------------ SOC
80 Cotton Dresses. Were
81 ------- SIC
20 Girls and 'TeenerS'
Coats and Suits. Wool and
wool and rayon. Were
s5.99 -------- S300
80 Girls and 'Teeners' Coats
and Suits. Wool and wool and
rayon. Were S8.98 to
sl098 --- 81 ~
IS Girls Cotton Velveteen or
Wool Skirts. Were S1.99 14c
100 Girls and 'Teeners'
Cotton Dresses. Were S1.95 to
s2.e5 -------S1 %
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Juniors Wear

--26 Ravon Street Dresses.
Were S3.99 ---- S190
81 Street Dresses. rayon
rrepes and sheerS. Were
S6.95 - - So So
-22 Street Dresses. Rayon
crepes, sheers. Jacket styles.
Were s10.95 to S1495 S199
-33 Spring Suits. Navy wool.
Glen Plaids, checks. Were
s1o95 -------S7 S7.99
-2 Spring Suits. Dressmaker
and tailored styles. We're
s1695 to $19.95 S1l.14
~ Spring Coats. Black and
navy dress and plaid sports
types. We're S16.95 to
s25 -------------S S1174
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Hosiery

Odd Lot MonotOp and
Budget Stockings, discontinued
shades ---- 39C
-CloseOut Children's RayOn
and Cotton Socks. Perfect and
seconds ---- &c
lilo Prs. Sports Socks; wool
and silk, wool, rayon and cot
ton. Some irregulars ~ l5c
Al Prs. WOmen's Hose. Odds
and ends -----. .-------5 59c
--l40 Prs. WOmen's and
Misses Silk Knee-High Chif-
fons. Some irregulars --19c
-25 Prs. Wool and Cotton
UnderhOse. Were 81 SOC
-Children's Anklets, novelty
cOttOnS. We're Csc and
35C - --- I6c
Kann's-S- Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
SiIrericUre

-Tarnishproof Silver Chests,
slightly damaged. Were s1.93
and S2.93 ------- S1.29
Il Chase Ape. Chrome Tea
Service, slightly SCARED. Was
S1395 ---.- S195
-TeIechrome Electric Radio
Clocks. Discontinued S4.95
styles ------------- So. 80
Holmes and Edwards Tea
spoons. Were s2.33, 4 for 81
Rogers Silver Plated Punch
Ladies'. Discontinued s4.00
pattern w ~ S1.99
C hrOme plated Serving
Trays, slightly scratched. Were
81 - ------ ACC
p VIM. Rogers SiIver-Plated
Relish Dishes. Guild pattern.
We're $3.50. Slightly
scratched -------- Sc 0S
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Glider
Remnants

% Water Repellent Glider
Covers. Were Sl.49 ca. 91c
5 Glider Raincoats. Were
sl.39 ca. - S1.0O
a Simmons Gliders. AS is.
Were S22.95 ca. $500
. Bunting Gliders. AS is.
Were S24.95 ca. $4,000
5 Glider Cushion Sets. 8
pcs. Were S7.95 to s995
ca. .--------S5.OO
Kann's+Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Leather Goods

SIS Genuine Leather Hand.
bags: Slight irregulars. Were
50 ---S1.S9
-35 Genuine Leather Bags.
Slight irregulars. Were
So - ----Sl. .29
10 Genuine Leather Bags.
Were s5 and $3.50 S2.19
SO Women's Belts. Were 59C
and 81. As is -- -- l9C
-25 Straw Bags. Were
ST. -- -----4 ACC
so Removable Initial Slip
cover Bags. Were 81 19C
so Women's Billfolds. Were
81 and s3 S1.OO and S1.59
so Mems Genuine Leather
3-Way-Fold BiIlfolds. Were
Sc ------------ $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
GIOreS
81 Prs. Pull-ons. White and
pastel doeskln. Some soiled.
We're S1.39 .-- 63C
Al Prs. Children's Rayon
Lonser-length White Gloves.
Were soc ------- --- 39C
100 Prs. 4 and 8 Button
Rayon Gloves. Black and COL
orS. Were 81 49C
KannS-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Umbrellas

- BstUI ctlUy
) WOmen's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 SI.29
, WOmen's I6-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 50 S1-5
, Women's 16-Rib Oil Silk
Umbrellas. Were So SI50
, Women's 10-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were So So 80
10 W0men'S 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Slight misWeaves.
Were 50 ---- cJ2Q
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Sale Of SOC and 5ec
1oble Cloths
SIC

-50-inch cotton prints.
seconds. 5O-inch cotton
rayon. 55X15 rayon.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

20 Feltbase Rugs, 1886.
damaged. Were Csc each. I0c
Is Reversible Chenille Rugs.
27X54. Were S1.69 $500 qqc
. Cotton Rugs, 4x6. Were
S495 --- 60 40
5 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
4,6x7.6. Were s795 S2.95
5 Sisal Rugs, 4x7, were S9.95,
and 2 Administer Runners.
27X9. Were 1895 S495
5 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
9xl2. We're 1895 S699
> Twisted Woven Broad
loom Rugs, Asks. Were
. Woven Mourzouk Rugs,
sxl2. Were sls.s5 SI3.8S
-6 21x54 Fibre Rugs. Were
$3.50. Now 9ec
i Broadloom Rug, 9xI2.
Was 1895 S24 OK
i Twisted Woven Broad
loom Rug, 9x9. Was
1895 - S2-
> Administer Rugs, exI2.
Were $685. SAT OK
i Worsted Wilton Rug. 9x12.
Was $685. S51 OK
Il Lillihan Handmade ORR
entail Rug, 9Xl2. Was Slo9.50.
$4,000
Kann's-Third Floor.