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Evening star., 1941-09-09

mendouS 1aScl-
nation for me.
Ever since I
have been old
enough to ask
for a ticket on
the wrong horss
at the 81 show
window, I have
wondered a n d
wondered just
what went on IN
from t and be-
hind that 500
cage.
The other day
Evening star., 1941-09-09
The Political Mill
Senator Hill to Push Resolution Looking
Toword Increasing Poy in Militory Services

pay are strangely intricate.
Much depends on the length of
service, upon the kind of job
whether it is called specialist"
or not, whether a man has de-
pendents, etc.
Take the enlisted personnel.
After the first couple of steps of
the private from $2l to $50 a
month, they are progressive, ac-
cording to length of service and
to special qualifications. The
basic pay of a first-class private,
however, may be set down as $36
a month. A specialist" how
ever, may go up as high as $50.
A corporal gets s54 a month.
sergeant, $50; a staff sergeant,
$72; a technical or top sergeant,
S84, and a master sergeant,
s126. There are slight increases
in pay for every four years of
service, too, making it possible,
for example, for a master SER
geant to reach $157.50.
Junior Officers Pay.
Senator Hill is concerned over
the pay of Junior commissioned
officers. He believes that the pay
of second lieutenant in the Army
is entirely inadequate, especially
If he happens to be married and
to have any children. A second
lieutenant receives the munifi-
cent sum of Sl25 a month.
If he has dependents he gets
an allowance of $18 month for
subsistence" and If he is not
living on an Army post and sup
piled with quarters, he is allowed
$40 month for rent. A second
lieutenant who found himself
ordered to duty in Washington
or another big city would have
tough time getting along on
such pay and allowances. The
commissioned personnel is not
provided with uniforms. 1t pro-
vides its own out of its pay,
whether the individual holds the
rank of second lieutenant or
major general.
Length of Service q Factor.
So intricately is the time OF
service element interviewer in the
computation of the pay of COM
missioned officers that it is diff
cult to say with certainty just
what is the pay of the various
grades. For example, a first lieu
tenant with less than three years
service gets the same pay as q
second lieutenant, while other
first heutenants get $4,000 year
and, after 10 years service, 81, 400.
But a captain with less than sew
en- years service rates only 81, 600,
although he may get as high as
$1,000 If he has had II years in
the service. A majors pay may
be as low as 81, 400 and reach up
to $500; a lieutenant coloneIs
pay ranges from a minimum of
$4,000 to a maximum of $4,000
annual base pay-a colonel's from
$500 to $4,000. The base pay OF
a brigadier general is 5000, and
of all other generals of higher
grade, $1,000. There are for all
these grades various degrees of
subsistence pay, and rental pay.
which swell the totals.
There have been grave injus-
tices in the matter of remunera-
ton of the drafted men, particu-
larly those who are in the top
ages. To take a man of 30, for
example, out OF his accustomed
job and put him in the Army at
s21 or $50 month seems a bit
thick, although every man owes
his country military service. The
grave mistake was made when the
draft act was written-just for
an immediate emergency and not
for q longtime military service
policy.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

CHE opinions OF ,rters this page their oon
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented In The
Stars effort to gue all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Letters Show
Discomfort
AT Keurny
Expression Of
Views by Workers
In BuIlot Urged
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

More than two weeks have
elssped since the Navy Department
on instructions from the Chief
Executive seized the biggest and one
Evening star., 1941-09-09
McLemore-
Finds Out Whut the
S100 Window Is Like
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

Being a man who has always car
ried anything over five-dollar bill
in his watch pocket, the 500 window
at race tracks has always held a tre-
Evening star., 1941-09-09
BY JAY G. HAYDEN.

The 3-year-old Mexican seiz-
ure of American and British
owned oil properties not only is
to be condoned but rewarded, If
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
llmier Glettoraligfem nao luie es ber fdl se9t

i'm Sabre 1876 Samuel s. Eiloen
auf bieie geiie burh 8utberforo 3.
Sapes geldlagen tuuroe, nno int Sab
re 1888, als geniantin Sarriion iiber
@oupernel1r Glepelano iiegte. .8eibe
@ableu, in tpelden Der perlierenbe
Ganoioat Sic Nebrbeit ser Solfsltim'
men erbalten bate, bradten Brotelte
gegen bas gleftoral SpIten1 laut tuef-
beu es moglih eetuorben iuar, bab
ein 3anoioat nit ben lpenigiten Stim-
nteu sic meiiten Stimmen Der 8abl-
pertreter Der Gin5elitaaten erbielt. es
blieb aber tros aller Broteite 1T Strait.
Gegner bes @leftoraI Spltems Der.
treten fcrner sic aniid)t, oaB es fciue
geredte gcrtretltng fiir Sic peridicoe-
nen @in5elltaaten iei. gtebaoa 8. 9.
bat eine @inipobner5abl bon ungefdbr
100000; Mri5ona bon lmgefdbr 500.
900, ober beioe Baben ntr brei @abl-
pertreter in Ser ELECTORAL College.
8efiirtporter bes SpItcms seben
an oa6 es Ieinen 3ued eriiilt, uno
bdtten mir fein ioldes 8ablipltem,
10 piiroe es Gage nebmeu, big bas
enogiiltise &eiultat einer Brdlioeu.
tenluobl befaunt iet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Sic boffeu ernItlld, oaB ibr 5uildeu
Der Sbtuei5 uuo Selterreid) eiuge-
flelnmtes 9duoden (oeilen 8eoolte-
rltng lid auf etpa1 900 5eelem lteat
uno oeiieu Sauptitaot 8oou5 nadj oer
lesten 3enIusouinobme abge5ablte
1915 @intpobner sdblt) nit Ad ,tuo
arad oeu slueiteu Welttrieg iiberleben
pirb, luie es ia ieit oem 3erioa oes
Deutideu Bunoes, als 2iehtemiteiu
eiu ielbltdnoiger 5taat iulroe, iAou
10 manhen Sturm iiberitouoen bot.
@enu luir iasen: nit Sd, uub
Rra1 - 10 lit oos feline blo6e 8e-
oensart. 3tpar bat 5rans SSsolepb fei-
nen Rrad nit irsenoeiner Der frieg-
fiibrenoen Wohte. er 9enieBt Die
aus5etduune, Der ein5ise Staatsdef
gu iein, Der bel aoolf 5itter luor> o4-
ne oaB iein 5taat oariiber ins @e-
oran9e fam ooer ib,n audi nIr iraenb-
luelde potitiideu Soroeruuaeu ac-
iteat tua,roeu. 9araus iAliest oer
Shirt, oaB i6m ieiteus oes Dritten
&eibes uno ieiues ssiibrers astd fii,d-
tig feline @efabren oroben.
sSsm Sunern oes ~2auoes" 1T
aber oas ad lno Beb groB, wena
au dein Bursiriebe 5Iuiiden oen po-
litiiben parteien es eininucileu 81
feinem inneupolitiiden 3rad founteu
ldBt. Die Observation-Disclosures iiua
nad Iadperitauoiaen Sddkunseu ,lut
ourdidnittlid 40 Bro5eut geitiegen.
Die &obitoffe, oie @noe oes pergau-
senen ,.no @nfaug 6ieles Sabres nod
alfgeDduft peroeu fonnten, id)iuinoen
mum 1ute 8utter at ser Some, ,tua
audi nit oen Steuereineansen bapert
es mebr lmo nlebr.
9ie ltnerlaBlid se.uorbeue 2ebens.
mittelrationieruug trdst niht oasu
bei, Sic frommeu ltutertouenseniiter
auf betu &itifon nit ieinen Sodtd.
lern lno Mlpenmatten nit loDaler
3ufrieoenbeit segenii6er ibrem altcr-
9ndoiglten 2anoesberrn lmo leiner
Heaierung su erfiilleu.
8as BEN Griea betrifft, 10 iuabrt
2ie6tenItein peinlidye Nelltralitit. ltm
ld) nidt sic @l,nlt oes nad,tigeu
Nadbarn 81, berIder5eu, bat Sraus
SoIepbs 3uergitaat ne,ieroings 5u iu-
Den feiuoliden WaBnabneu gegriffem.
0eiien lit Ser Wenid, fiihin. hn8
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Ididialsldluere @ntideiouua @ebor 5u
uerldaffen.'
Seruer miro oorauf biusetuielen.
oab oie Borlage 0es A6georoueteu
2ouis 2uololu bon Suoiaua, oie cine
BolfsabItimn,tng iiber Rrieg uno
Srieoeu poriab uno bon @eiltlid,cn
l,nteritiikt luuroe, oom Ronsreb abge.
lebnt iuuroe.
rDas lino nur einise 8eiiptele fiir
ote Sdtigteit Der 2irde im Sutereile
oes Srieoens. 8as tuiiree uuter ser
oom Brdiioenteu eingereidten 8orla.
&c geibeben, tuenn etn @eiitlider aui
Der 2au5el ODER in Qirdenldrifteu
seseu tr9en6eiuen Aft oes Hrdiioen.
ten proteitieren ioutes
,,@emd6 oen 8eitimm,tngen oes
@eieses faun ser Prditoeut ,irseno-
eiue Nadtbef.agnis, bie mittels oes
@eletes iibertraseu tuiro, ausiiben'
Derartise Brotelte fonnten oo5u fiib.
ren, baB Ger betreffenoe Yaitor int
@ou5entrationslager lanbet.'"
,,Die ,gburd 9eague Of america"
babt Sitlerisuls, aber tie lit aeseu
Seu gerlud bes aonsrelies, Bralioent
&ooleoelt 5u beidwidtiseu, inoem
man i9m Sitleriide Wadtbeimgniiie
erteilt, iuben ser 2enareB oboanft
uu6 auf ieine neutrality-suspicious.
Redte per5idtet. Dir linb uidt seseu
uoue Silie fiir @roBbritauuien unS
Ieiue AQiierteu, ober uir tuotleu 6ie
art l,no 8eiie iideriteueu, lit Ger ote'
ie Silie aetudbrt iuiro, ltno 5tuar ourd
augeueiienes Borgebeu oes Rougrel'
Ies.
,.Bir erluheu 5et Qonere6, oie
Mabt6efusnilie, Sic oer Brdii6ent
iekt bobeu pill, ielbit 5u bebalteu.
Das amerifaniid)e 8olf baBt ben &c.
oanfen, oieie Madtbefusnii1e au oen
Brdiioenten su iibertragen.
,,@ir tperoeu @ebete ,,uo Sau6eln
segen biele traeiibe Sorlage auoro'
men. Sbreibt ooer telegrapbiert at
eure aonsrebabseoroueteu. Die 9eit
lit fur5. Sanoelt iofort!''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Ser 3pereltaat 2iedtenitein bofft,
SEN 8eltfrieg gu iiberlebeu. 2ros Der
groSen llniuabrIdeinlidteit, iino
5iirlt Sran5 Soiepb, Der Serrider
9ie6teuiteins, uuo leiu Winiiterprd.
iioent 9r. SSsoiepb Soopf, bon einem
unoertuiiitliden Optimismus beieelt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

@inen nid}t 51 ,mterld)asenben Gin.
fluB auf bie Silfe-fiir= r=@nglano-Bor'
la9e miro obne 3tpeifel oie einfluB.
reide iogenannte ,,gburb 2eag,te Of
s(merica' auf Sic 0ebatten int Ron.
greB aiis5l,iibeu imltanoe leit. Die.
Iclbc 1T oireft gegen sic &rieesbittas
t,tr Ser &egierung geridtet. Beamte
Der ,,Gburd 2eagle Of Nmerica', sic
ibr Sauptquartier iu @bicogo bat, ga.
ben cine idarfe @rfldrlng gegeu sic
ucm Brdlioenten 8ooieoelt III Berbin.
ouns nit ser Siife-fiir- -@uslmo- -Bor.
lase perlanaten Soumabteu ob. 6raut
SoeI1 1T 8oriier Ser 2iga, @eorge
Nobnett lit Der Sefretdr uno Baitor
Or. Mlmer Bennetpea bon ser ct.
Sobannes Metbo6iiten= =9irtbe, Brdii.
oent ser 5eellorger-S -Seftion Der 2iga.
9ieie 5iibrer beseidneteu bie Bor.
lase als oittatoriid tmS foroerteu
Iiimtlide @eiitlide 1T 6en Ser. Staa.
ten a,tf, lid iofort an eeu Ronsre6
5u tuenoen uuo 5u perlangen baB
man Die Borlase ablueile. &obnett ct.
flarte, oaB 9auieuoe pon aopien Ser
Broteiterfldri,ns BaItoreu in ocn Ser.
Staaten sugeiteut iuerbeu.
Sn Ser Broteitfunoeebuns miro
auf cine GrflGri,na bon Bildof sranf
6. Bilion galt Claire, 8is., 8i5e.
porlieenoer ser Sisa, 8e5ug eenom-
ntelt, Ser Sic @orlaee als ,merb0rt
be5ei6nete nno gleid5eitig ser Mniidt
auserud gab, oa6 Sic @eiItlidfeit
oes Sanoes bodit erItamt uuo aufge-
brad)t ii6er biele Dorlase iei
Beiter .beiBt es in ser aun6se-
bling:
~@ir iueiien ouf sic idIueren SOL
geu nno @efabren bin, tpelde sic 8or-
lage fir Sic 6reibeit ser amerifoni=
Iden Ran5el 1uo ser ,Girdenidriften
in lid birst. 8ir MAIDEN feierlid oar.
auf aufmerfiam, 6aB sic Stride in Sen
lesten sSabren Sen Grieg berurteilt
bat. Wir tueiieu ferner oorouf bin,
oaB cine einfluBreide &irdenidriit,
oas ,GbriItian Century, 6ie @irfltna
oer bom Palioenten 9toolepelt einge.
reidten 8erteioisunssoorlase boraus,
9eleben uno Sic airden eeluornt fat,
Dab ser Praiioeut alles tun tperoe>
l.m bas 2an6 it eineu Rries au ber.
'uideln. aud n,adte oiele &irden'
idrift barauf aufn.ertiam, 6a6 man
oen an,erifaniideu Bolt feiue @ele.
seabeit ge6eu suerde, fia geaeu oieie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

SDltellt, 0. y. leoer Staat Dat 1elne
Stellpertreter, tpelde ibre Stilnme
fiir ben Observation-Disclosures
abgebeu. 9aber fo,unt es, oaB, OF
tuobl sic 9ralibenteupabl idon inl
Mouat Nober,ber abgebalten tuuroe
uuo bas Neiultat befannt nno Ser
neue Br1Iibent ertpdblt noroen lit,
nod ein peiterer 5hritt iibrig blieb,
big oos 8elultat ser @abl enogiiltis
auertannt iuuroe. 9ies eeid)ab om
16. De5ember als oie offi5iellen 8ers
treter bes Golfes bon ieoem @in5el-
ftaot ibre Stimme fiir sic Yralioeut-
fdoftstauoioaten abgaben.
ltno am bergongenen 6. San,ar
tparSe int aongreB oie 8abl offisiea
beltdtigt.
9as @leftoral l-Spitem iultroe auf
Der erlteu 3onpention Mrtifel 2 ber
&cnItitution ser Ser. Staoten eitt-
berleibt. @s lit o,th nod beute bar
in, troboem es oftn,als ais nnoemos
fratiI6, ,,nnotig, beraltet rno ltnge-.
redt berIdrien tporoen lit.
y ltrIpriing1id gob es ser aorper.
5haft bas Hedt, ibre Stimmen fir
ben eiuen ODER Sen anoeren BrGitoens
ten nad ibrem 9ofiirbalten ab5uge'
BEN. @lei1 bon Nnfang an funttio.
tierte bieles SpItem ober nidt 5ur
3ufrieoenbeit nno nad) ben erlten
bret Observation-Disclosures tpuroe Ell.
ne Men6erl1ng borgenonlmelt. Som
Sabre 1904 tpor borgeldrieben, bal,
atle eim5elltaatliben @ablpertreter bic
5timme fir Sen BrGiioentlbaftsfan-
oioaten obgeben muBten ser 1T ibren,
giuselltaat sic Stimmenmebrbeit er-
langt bate.
Sn bem iesisen Spitem bat eiu
ieber gin5elItaat iopiele 8ab1pertreter
.pie ct Senatoren uno Solfspertreter
i'm Observation-Disclosures bat. 9ein
gin3elltaat fann baber iueniger als
brei @ablpertreter baben, ,dulid fiir
eiien Senator ,tno spei 8ertreter im
Observation-Disclosures. Dieie 8abluer-
treter btloen ieocd feine einbeitltde
R5rperidaft, nno sic 8e5ei6nung
Electoral College" lit baber nibt
ton redter 8eoe,,tuna. Die @abl.
bertreter eines ieoen Staates treffen
itd iebo6 an einem Gage einige 80,
den nad Ser 8abl at einem Srte,
tueld,er BON ser ein5elltaatliben Sc
aislatur feiteeiekt luoroen 1T nnb se>
ben ibre 5timlnen ab fir oen Yrali.
beuten unb Bi5eprGlioentelt, tpelder
oie meilten Stinmeu in ibrem @in5el.
ltaat er6alten bat. 9rei 9opien tpers
oeu oon bieIer Stimlnabgabe anee.
fertiat, uno stpei tueroen an ben Brd'
5ibenten oes Senats lueitergegeben.
Cine 9opie burd bie Boit lno cine
burd eincu 8oten. Die brittle fonmt
sm ben Mftet bes bunoesltaatliben
Mibters 6es betreifenoen Diltritts, IN
benz Die Stimuen abgegeben tpurocn.
Ser Bert bes gleftoral Spltents
1T biel umitritten. Senator Senrp
Cabot 2obee, it,, 9ab fiir5lid befannt,
baB er sic Mbiidt bat, 1T ser nad)lten
2ongreBiikung cine 8orlage ein5n=
den, Iaut tuelder oas Spitem abge-
fdafft iperoen ioa. Die Sauptanflaac
geaen bieies Spltem lit in eetpilien
n,,s,oroot,,c har cc1un, Sia TntSn
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9iefe seiterprobte Webisiu tuirH
miIoe ,tub Ieidt auf bic GinQeipeibe
uno bilft Der Natur i6re MusShei,
b,tt,a reaelmdSia auSsufii6ren. 8e.
Der barf4 uob tnetfeu6.
2. &est bic RaseulGfte an
Alpeutrdnter 1T aus 1s berfdiebes
nett mebi5iniiden @ur5elu. Ardu.
tern uno PHan5en bergeIteut. eS
berutebrt ben 3uflu6 attioer Sdfte
i'm Dtageu unb btlft iomit 3ur wer'
ba,suug oer Na9r,tug. bic sic elieu.
3. &ermebrt bic Masf9eiSung
burd bic Niereu
Mlbewfraater bilft. bic Nusldeibuna
6,.ret bic Niereu 3u berme6ren, Die
Sdttafeit iit ntibe. ,
4. Yertrei6t 8ld5uasea
2eute tpif1en felt lauaem. 6a6 Mi>ex.
frduter bilft. #dbungeu au oertreis
beu. 9ie1es liuoert oas uHaneeuebnte
iiberfiilIte uu5 a,.fgebld6te @efii6L
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. Sssat's Sett.Cef aiAtua<st - Gtn as-
ttfeptifdbeS fAmer sNtHeaseS 1atttet tut
8ebrautb fett aber 50 JabreH. G@aeue
2tasernss ben rbeamatiSlem mnS men.
ratstidbea SMmesSea, uaStat5ien &a4eu.
fMmsssea. feifea sber idbmesseubea DtnSs
fetu, 8erreneaasea, StsRsDaubeR sbes
SsrkaadbaaSew, fs6sRbe1 sbes breaaew.
hea T&keu. 2tuseraS. BdrMeus.
Spavfam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

S3sttai.C Cfferte - 1saeGex 3te testei
Mts sefssberes Gtafat trasss sGasetst
tuerben iptr Stnen etne 2.t1nSeR
Stafde Isrpt'S HeH,Det nab etne
2sttnsew SfnYd,e Dtasstu amiene 5ur
Hrpse nit etRer SeFeHaRs snt Mlpe1.
sraater ieneeu.
q II uussw Jsruts Ntpewfr1ater
$l!OO psrtsfret e uaSe1 %rs.
ben amfSnh).
q 3 resat6re Coz JlSfhben 6srsFS
Set.Det 2tatment - $1.OO
tsrfsfret.
q II tiaaeu sfsxsi's Mlpeasx1xter aab =
resnl&re 6Os sSteftek SorRs.e
&ei1.Oet stutsasnt fhr $2.00
Psetofrtt.
q s. q. .. tsaadastsse,. sssasss3
Ws6Abeen.
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & sons CO.
2601 Mashingtoa Blvd.
Chicago, III. Dept. Dl6-30
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Hals 1atrneb MebtSiuem atbt In Jtrer
Wate ert&lHt6 FaS, setsaa<teR Sic
bEefea 9upea.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

9elien 1T Der Weaid fdbig, eas
&c besreift.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
SilrPrsI.NrP

--Silver-PIated Meat PIatterS.
Were S3.49 and 1898. Slightly
SCARED - 90
Chrome Plated Cocktail
Shakers, slightly SCARED. Were
s3o8 - SJ99
Crystal and Chrome Candy
Dishes. Were s1.00 49c
Round Chase hrome-
Plated Serving Trays, slightly
SCARED. Were $500 S169
Revolving Cake Plates. Were
s149 -- 9oc
Chase Chrome-Plated Ape.
Tea Set. Was S14a8 IS. .QS
Chrome Plated Water Pitch
ers. Were $298 - S1.98
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
EGcktsoGr

-56 Rayon Oh ff1n Blouses.
Sizes 50 to 38. Were S2.95,
S1.59
81 WOmen's Dotted Swiss
2-pc. Dresses. Sizes IL to 18.
Were S295 ~ 81 80
White Pastef Summer Skirts.
Sizes "a to %. Were s1.19.
79c
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Slammed Cotton Luncheon
Sets. Were Sl.29 - 29c
- Stamped Rayon-and- cot
ton Towels. Were 29c 10c
4 Stamped Baby Sacques.
Were 29c 19c
-2-Ounce Skeins S0os Wool
and 200 Rayon Yarn. Were
39c -- --19c
Stamped Cotton Crash Cow
ers and Scarfs. Were soc.
29c
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Chinutcare

3 Green Glass Luncheon
Sets. 80 pieces. Were s1.98,
S1.00
-72 Tea Cups and Saucers.
Were 35c-6 for S1.19
-13 Crystal Salad Sets, 8
pieces. Were S1.00 74c
, Monogrammed Luncheon
Sets, 16 pieces. Were s1.9S,
S1.00
lie Tray Sets with chromium
tray, rs pieces. Were $1.0o,
79c
3 Cookie Jars. Were $1.00,
64c
Ia Glass Refrigerator sets,
Z pieces. Were $1.00----59c
EAnn,o-Third Ysoog.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
GIiderS

is Glider Cushions. As is.
Were s1.29 to 50 ca. SOC
. Metal Gliders. AS is. Were
S15.95 ca. ea.-----------S9. 50
Il Metal Chair. AS is. Were
1895 ea.--------Sl.5O ea.- so
a Simmon GIiders. AS is.
Were 1895 ea.---S14,5O
Il 2-passenger Bunting
Glider. AS is. Were sl9.95,
$3.50
-6 6-pc. Glider Cover Sets.
As is. Were 1898 $3.50
g one piece Glider Covers.
AS is. Were S1.49 ca 60C
Il Walnut-Veneer Cedar
Chest. Was 1895 ca. SIS
Il Lane Mahogany Cedar
Chest. As is. Was s29.95 ca,
$40
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
FOrn,uIS

-25 Evening Wraps. Sizes Il
to l8. Were $7.95 to $13.95,
S4.99
Is Sample Evening Jackets.
Sizes 1918. Were s795 to
s1095 -------S S2.99
-13 Evening Dresses. Were
$13.95 to S22.95 $500
is Daytime Dresses. Sizes
1872 to 24l2, and 38 to 44i2.
Were $685. to s19.95 S9.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Umbrellas

% Wome1's 16-rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were $500, S1.15
A Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were $500 S1.69
--3 Women's Koroseal (Treat-
ed Silk Umbrellas. Were
$500 Oo-------S1.69
. Women's 16-rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were $4,00, S2.25
~ Women's Oil Silk Rain
coats. Swagger style. Were
$3.50 -------------S1.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Hosiery

80 pairs Hose, some irregu-
lars. Were 79c to $l.35 sic
so pairs Sock. Some irreg-
ulars ---------- &c
-l29 Chiffon and Service
Hose. SAMPLES, as is 2nr
Cotton Arklets, Socks. 2
pairs 'Sc
-2-thread All-silk Hose. Were
S9c l"c
inside out Chiffons. All
silk. SAC value 0cC
IS 3 and 4 thread Chiffons.
Were soc Acc
Street Floor.
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Suits & Goats

-35 Misses and Women's
Spring and Summer Coats.
Were s7.s5 to slo.s5 $3.50
IA Misses and Women's
Navy and Black Spring Goats.
Were s16.s5 -------,S S7.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Handkerchiefs

Horoscope Printed Linen
Handkerchiefs. Hand rolled.
Were Csc 3 for 50-17c ca.
Linen Handkerchiefs.
We're 18c-------11c
-Women's Mussed Handker-
chiefs. Were 35c-21c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Girls Wear

Stacks, Skirts and Jackets,
Sweaters and Shorts, Broom
stick Skirts and Playsuits.
Were s1.0o to s169 - SSc
10 Girls Short -sleeved
Sweaters. Were sl.99 99c
loo Printed Cotton Dresses.
bl0uses, sweaters also rayon
Skirts. Were S1.15-S1 go soc
so Play Suits, Sweaters,
skirts. Bathing Suits and Ape.
Play Suits. Were s199 81 40
Girls Rayon Dresses. Were
$l.99 to s299 ----S1. 40
30 Girls Spring Goats. Were
Ss.98-s1o.95 S2.g9
100 Cotton Sport Shirts
and Sheer Blouses. Were
soc SAC
Floor
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Blankets

-6 Ravon Satin Down Com
forts. Soiled. Were $685..
Sa.99
5 Pieced Army Blankets.
Size 62x92 - S4.99
IS Summer-weight Cotton
Comforts. Size 60X84. Were
$500 -- S2.99
IA Plaid Cotton Blankets.
Size 72x84. Were $3.50. Sec
onds -- 19c
North Star All-wool Sum-
Der Throws. Were s3.95, S1,99
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Stationery

-Phil0film Card Table Covers
and Aprons. Were soc 3Oc
-25 Holders with Pad and
Pencil. Were SOC 0c---25c
is Scott0e Decorated Ivory ,
and Black Ash Trays. Were
75c 5Oc
Pound Paper and Envelopes.
Were 1sc to soc 1Oc to 30c
300 Boxes Writing Paper,
25c
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HOr,efiffinqS

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 29c
yard -------------7c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 39c to ACC
yard d---------17c
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain
and Drapery Material Rem
nants. Were soc to 79c yard.
27c
loo Large-size 5Ox5O UphoI-
stery Squares. Were $l.50 to
$500 each 59c
. 6-ft. Porch Shades. AS is.
Reduced, each So
-35 Window Shades. Assorted
sizes. Were ACC to 69c ca, 1Oc
-18 Window Awnings. As is.
Reduced, each 39c
III prs. Rayon and Cotton
Damask Drapes. Were s11.98
pair --------.-----S7.99
- bolts 50" Rayon and Cot
ton Satin Drapery. Were s1.49
to $198 yd. 69c
> bolts Belgium Linen Slip
Cover Material. Was 79c
yard 2Xc
-125 Dining Room Chair
Covers. Were 69c each 49c
3 Bolts Imported Cruel EN-
broidery. Was s1.49 yd., SIC
-35 Glazed Chintz Boudoir
Chair Covers. Were s1.39 to
S1.69 each h---- -S1
is Cushion Dot Marquisette
Curtains. Were $1.98 to $2.49
pair r.---------S1.59
-13 Sets Auto Seat Covers
for coaches and sedans. Were
S395 ea.----------Sl.88
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Silver Plated
Iced Tea Spoons
Sc ga,

Iced tea spoons in
plain, bright, silver
plated finish. Popular
Salem pattern.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
GIOreS

-73 White and Natural Pull
on Doeskin Gloves. Sizes S to
712. We're s1.29 --79c
lilo Handmade, Crochet
White Gloves. Were Sl.0O and
s1.50 -- 69c
-120 Navy and Black Rayon
Fabric Gloves. Sizes 6 to 712.
Were Sl.00------5 59c
-150 Pastel and White Rayon
Fabric Gloves. Sizes 6 to 712.
Were soc and 69c ---- 29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Infant Goods

-ToddIer Wearables. Were
S1.Oo to $1.99----57c ca.
Infants Wearables and Ne
cessities. Were 39c-59c- CSC
-Silver-plated Baby Spoons.
Were ACC ,-----------19c
-Cotton-knit Vests, sizes Ia.
Were 70c------ SXC
Floating Toys. Were 29c.
19c
-ChiIdrefi's Headwear. Were
29c to 59c----.z-O OC
Tots Coat Sets, Jumper
Dresses, Separate Skirts. Were
$2.99 10 $5.99---------S1.99
EAnnA0-NeW1h yloo9.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Cotton FrOckS

-l2 Cotton FrOcks (Soiled). ,
Were s5.95 to s10e5 S3.99
8 Cotton Frocks (soiled). Were
S12.95-s1495 ----- S6.99
--Rayon Frocks. Were $2.99 to
--Ray0n Georgiana Fr0cks
(soiledD. Were s7.95 S2.99
Cotton Wash Frocks. Were
S1.19 69c
Maids and Nurses White
Uniform. Were s2.95 S1.44
-Rayon Print Wash Frocks.
Were abs
Kann's-Second Floor.