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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12
SERIAL STORY

am gI0RYs Pcas Ealra's class
 kAsn a wOll as hts teammates
 HamAa University have about s.ra1ea ehat star eoOtballer Pete, halloa co Che gEiairon sensation
 tAo msason. has gone Holly RaoM. Comch Dlnsy Dugan, cap" aam GeSrgo Landers = once Pete's hal eGlend - and Pete's college
 etheart, Anne HumphreyA are
 avlmced. Pete, his head turned w GhN compliments and atten- een1 aR nlm star Stephanie Ste. VR IltSle realizes she Is using ham eoP hls publicity value. He Ammas up Anne twice to meet che msagosA NewspapeF stories link ham with her, and Pete gets @nnaaaP ehan ever. Meantime 7msRgo @Oneesses Co Anne the love ha Hns kept secret for several yanER. Nc longer popular with tkO team, Pete is still stellar foot ha1a material, as thO next big gmnzn@ prWvess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12
CRANlUM CRACKERS
rRHC MEASURE

Nest nations of Europe and some A ether parts Of the world use bho metric system AS their Eneasur- Ae base. DO you know how it compares with the standard U. 8. Wea9hts and measures2
 {. Ia . centimeter larger than an MeAp How many millimeters in . @entameter2
 6. b the Ater the approximate SQuivaleut os Q quart, ln acre or @ahse inehS
 g. 1B the GskaNtee c measure of YsagAk liquid e length9 How Aaa9 dekallterB in e kiloliter9 q How many meters in c chain? Q GhMln is Te2 inches, or four rods. 6. How many of the six pre-. Hsss ussd in the metric system can a Aamss
 wa on Back Pare
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12
HILL STREET MAN
 HITS BICYCLIST

Bristol, Nov. 12--Edward TIamel Jr., II, of 30 Landry street, was in' jured Tuesday aftetrnoon when he was struck by e truck operated by Harold Rearson of 3S2 Hill street Waterbury, while riding a bicycle or West street, near Grldley street.
 He was taken to the office of Dr Raoul Siliciano where he was treat- ed for an injury to his risht les after which he was allowed to 60 to his home. The accident was in. vestigated by Sergeant Mccarthy and was said by the police to be unavoidable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12
NwTs START FLYING
 CHAPTER VIII

XD& WBU& ExA& WxIHn UuG OA GNVK bA~ wssAsFga. The team fought hard, but llaa Fapidity Of States attack had Naken everyone by surprise. Before ne half ended Pete Laird faded and oesed c S0-yard strike to Socko k0nsoclEa, who caught the ball in lna clear on the l0-yard line and AnUed over.
 Half time found Dinty Dugan ekill undenonstrative Don't let up.s he cautioned. Two touch- a0wns don't mean Q thing against this outfit"
 State Iced the game in the third nariod, and it was Laird who did k with the ball at mid-tleld he N0C& it on 6 reverse, cut through a y9wning gap at tackle and moved Into the open. Landers was ahead, and the two co-operated ner9ectly. Landers cut down the Nerthwestern halfback with a cf0shing block, Pete poured on the pOwes and outran the others.
 DuRan sustttuted freely in the Anal quarter, and Northwestern nnarched the length of the field for q touchdown. It was 2l.6 at the alnssh, and the crowd filed out singing rave notices.
 Fine going, men," congratu- SAted DVIgan in the locker room. Yk was hot and sticky and he was perspirtng. You looked like q real team out there today"
 None of the ebullient enthusi- NHm of the California game per- Vaded the room. The men dressed wViatly and filed out, Laird, 0 Ncwel wrapped around his middle, Wns surrounded by reporters. ''plaM to turn professional next year, Laird?" asked Harry Grant, Kew York syndicate writer.
 spiy in the negative. well, I font know. All depends on what happens between now and gradu- aAion and how much they offer"
 pete caught LanderS' sheer As he said 1t. "They1l like that back AosnO, Doc" 1t taunted.
 Pete ducked out of 6 side en- gancO, evaded the crowd and vent back to the apartment. A KiEO lay on his desk. He opened ' and read:
 ''BTTHE SORRY YOU MISSED PRACTICE? YOU WE'RE CO., VOSSAh. LOVE.
 ssxhAtS what ! told those birds a tho Auddle," he Inuttered to himself. Practice what Q joke! ze knew what to do. Why TO. hearse9
 A note lay by the phone. MT RAnders -- cali Anne Humphreys ct Belt house."
 -MAid must have made an CT. rcg," thought Laird. Probably wants me to call and wrote Lan- ders' name by mistake. What would Anne want with George, Anyhow2 Nice kid -- Anne. Ought % strAlghten things out with her. No sense in her waiting around ~
 But we're there ifs9 Of course not. Rou don't doubt g4rls like Stephanie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12
GAS MASK UPsETs ROMANCE

Camp Wolters, Texas = (UP) - The hair of Pvt. Claude RNyburn Is red. So is his face. Rlyburn sent his girl In Kentucky a pho- tograph of himself. wearing, Q gas mask. She replied: "You certainly have changed and are so much better looking than when you left for the army"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12

Tokyo, Japan, oflclals compelled a restaurant proprietor to drape an alabaSter Venus in the reception lobby with a Sarong.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12

s on Back Rage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-12
By NORMAN MARSH

Bur AS HE PRgeAREs 70 pSENTANeLs HIMSELF AND REACH THE GROUND, ONE 0g THE MANY WATCH DOCS, WHICH gNcELLgNe' HAS ABOUT Tl4E FARM CATCHES RAl4iS
 SCENT --- TIE HAIR ON HIS BACK RJSgSI FROM HIS THROAT COMES 4 LOW 6RoWs!- tAE START9 ~ RAil'S 0iREcTI0N-.s
Evening star., 1941-02-27
B mai B'rith Hears
Curran Plead for
Tolerance in u. ).
National Salvation Lies
In Full Allegiance to
Ideals, He Declares

The salvation of this Nation lies
ain the full-hearted allegiance of
every American, whether he be
Protestant, Catholic or Jew, to the
self evident truths contained in the
Declaration of Independence and
the liberties protected by the BIZ!
of Rights" United States Attorney
Edward M. Curran said last night
in addressing a meeting of Argo
Lodge of B'nai Birth, at the Jewish
Community Center. The meeting
was in honor of Brotherhood Week,
the observance of which President
Roosevelt suggested and which was
sponsored by the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews.
1--WE must be highly critical and
severely diSdainful of those in our
midst who would spread the doc
trine OF class hatred, prejudice and
bigOtry, who would set one social
class against another, one religion
against another" declared Mr.. Cur
ran. we must ferret out and de-
stroy the vicious elements which
assail Hberty-the laWless, the
thoughtless and the eXponentS of
totalitarlan Serfdom and slavery.
Let us not forget too quickly the
long ordeal the Negroes suffered in
their efforts to be treated IN ac-
cord with the truism that all men
are created equal; the trail OF So
cial OStracism and persecution the
Mormons experienced in their trek
from New York TO Utah; the Or
ganized hate in the 1920s of the Ku
Klux Klan against Jews, Catholics
and Negroes in many States in this
country. and the other racial pref
udices being suffered today by more
than 3OOOO,0O0 Americans born in
the United States of immigrant
parents
The solution to our problem IN
the United States and the best de-
fenSe of American democracy is IN
a unity of effort between all peoples
of all religions and all races, in
common brotherhood of man under
a common fatherhOOd of God"
RABBI Henry Segal delivered the
invocation at the meeting, a feature
of which was a dialogue presented
by characters representing PreSl-
dents George Washington and Abra-
ham Lincoln that dwelt upon their
~jews of religious questions during
their lfetimeS.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 29c to 39c
yard 1Oc
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were ACC to soc
yard zoe
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and DraDery Material Rem
nants. Were 79c to CSC
yard SOC
-12O Upholstery Squares.
Were soc to 98c ca. 33c
is Pair Odd Lot Curtains.
Were s4.95 to s5.e5 pair So
30 Dressing Table Skirts,
Drapes and Spreads. Were
S2.e8 to s5.9s ca,
S1.99 to S3.98
so Window Shades. AS is.
Were 55c to S1.00 each 29c
. Lane Cedar Chests. As
is. Were s14.e5 ca. $1,000
-35 Studio Couch Covers.
Were s3.98 to s4.98
each - S2.5Y
is Glazed Chintz Boudoir
Chair Covers. Were S1.4S to
S1.69 ca. S1.OO
5 Venetian Blinds. Were
S3.99 each. AS is SIS
-12 Muslin Slip Covers for
chairs and sofas. Were sl.29
to s1.98 each 39c
-13 Bolts Glazed Chintz.
Were 29c to 39c yard 17c
g Bolts Rayon and Cotton
Drapery Damasks. Were
S1.00 to s1.29 yd. .-- 69c
80 Pairs Pinch pleated
Ruftex CretOnne Drapes.
Were 1895 pair S4.95
30 Knitted Mesh Slip
Covers for chairs. Were
s4.ss ca. - - S1.27
go Knitted Mesh Slip Gov
ers for sofas. Were $698
ca. --- SLIT
-3 Bolts Celanese Ninon
Curtain Material. Was 39c
yard - - 29c
so Cret0nne and Rayon
and Cotton Drapery Strips.
Were s1.a8 ca. - CSC
-6 Spring Covers. Were
s2.9S each - S1.98
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Blankets and
Comforts

--12 All-wOoI Blankets. Ray
on bound. 72x84" size. Plain
colors. Soiled. Were
$500 ----- -- S3.99
8 American All-w0oI Blan-
kets. S0x90" size. Plain COL
ors. Soiled. Were $10.95.
$500
5 .lll-wool North Star
Blankets. Plain colors. Ray
on bound. 72x90" size.
soiled. Were s14.s5 1895
. Chatham All-wool Blan-
kets. Plaid designs. 72x84"
size. Were $l5.95,
S12.95 pr.
Sample and Soiled Blan-
kets. All wool, part wool.
Not less than 5a6 wool in
the. part-wool blankets. Bet
ter ones. all wool. Were
$2.99 to $l6.95,
S1.99 to S11.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
SiIcericUre

Il S-Pc. Chrome and Glass
Cocktail Set. Slightly
marred. Was 1898 S4.98
4 Sterling Silver Can
delabras. Slightly dented.
Were $6.9S ~ S3.98
Odds and Ends of Sterling
silver Candlesticks; also
Sterling and PIted Ware.
Dented. Were $l.98 to
$3.50 ---------S S1.00
5 SiIver-plated Ice Coolers.
Were $3.49 S1.99
4 Sets Silver-plated Sugar
and Crea ers. Slightly
SCARED. Were S. So. 49
Gold plated and Crystal
Novelties. Marreo. Were
--Tarnish proof Flannel
Rolls. Were SOC 39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Army Pilot Dies, Aide Hurt
In Training Flight Crash
b. tht ASsocia ted Press.

b. the Associated Press.
SUNOL. Calf. Feb. 27.-An Army
training plane crashed in wooded
hills 18 miles northeast of Mofett
Field late yesterday. killing 1t. w.
S. Rutherford and critically injuring
his co-pilot, 1t. H. G. Macdonald.
The plane, which had left Moffett
Field shortly before on a local in
strument training flight, fell into a
treetop and burned.
1t. Rutherford. "a, of Syracuse,
N. Y. and 1t. Macdonald. "a, of
San Francisco, were graduates of
the Air Corps training schools at
Randolph and Kelly Fields, Tex.
They were on duty as instructors at
Moffett Field, Air Corps training
base.
1t. Macdonald. in Livermore Cen
eral Hospital, said that although
they had been flying on instruments,
1t. Rutherford had lifted the hood
a few minutes before the crash.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Furniture

Il Gov. Winthrop Desk.
Was S24.95 S1995
3 Round Footstools. Were
S2.49 -- 81 az
> Cedar-lined Humidors.
Were $685. ~ $40
5 Priscilla Sewing Cab
inets. Were s3.95 S1.99
4 Coffee Tables. Were
S395 50. .SS
Il Mahogany finished Gate
leg Table. Was s12.95 S7.99
3 Chrome Dinette Chairs.
Were S3.e5 ~ 60 90
Il Porcelain and Chrome
Extension Table. Was $3.50,
$3.50
> Porcelain and Chrome
Tables. Were s12.95 $500
5 Maple Frame Uphol-
stored Ottomans. Were
$685. - S4.99
Il Nursery Chifferobe. Was
s24.95 S17.99
-3 Card Tables. Were
S5.98 - S4.49
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
BEDROOM
FURNISHINGS

-3 Walnut finished Co.'S
tuners. Were s2.e5 S1,SS
> Walnut finished Vanity
Benches. Were s5.95 S2.49
, Foot Stools. As is. Were
$500 S2.50
Il Single Metal Bed. AS is.
Was S5.95 S2.98
10 Bedroom Chairs. Were
S5.95 S349
3 Simmons Metal Beds.
Were S12.95 $3.50
Il rs Emergency Cot with
mattress. Was s12.95 $3.50
Il Single Box Spring for
wood bed. Was s14.95,
S9.49
Il 3-FOot Foster Inner
spring Mattress. Was $685.,
S1O.88
. Double Box Springs for
wood bed. Were S19.75.
$3.50
-12 Walnut Veneer Moderne
Beds. Were s24.5O Sl2.99
Il Overstuffed Chair and
Stool. AS is. Was
$500 - S13.99
Il Barrel back Chair. AS
is. Was S24.50 S14.SS
Il Studio Couch.
Was s44.s5 S27.99
3 Studio Couches. Were
S4995 $685.
- Solid Maple Vanities.
Were S19.e5 - S12.99
5 Solid Maple Chest on
Chest. Were s2495 S15.99
i Solid Maple Vanity. Was
s2s.95 S15.99
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Linens

-18 Scranton Lace Table
Cloths. 10" size. Were
s1.69 - S1.OO
Is Pairs Hand embr0i-
dered Cotton Pillow Cases.
Were So S1.59 pr.
rs Printed Cotton Table
Cloths. Seconds of soc
quality -- 39c
30 Doz. Hand-embr0idered
Cotton Luncheon Nap
dins. Dozen ---- SIC
is 9-Pc. Colored Border
Cotton and Rayon Table
Sets. 58x7s" cloth. Were
$3.50 ------ S2.49
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
DOnieSficS

80 Bates Cotton Coverlet
Bedspreads. Double size.
Green only. Orig. price
S4.95. Formerly s299 $3.50
Il Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. White. Double size.
Was 1925 S1.49
-l2 Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Double size. 2 green,
2 gold and ! peach. Twin
size. 3 blue, 2 green and 2
dusty rose. Were 1899.
$500
II Bates Hobnail Candle
wick Bedspread. Lavender.
Twin size. Was s2.es S1.79
-157 Peppereil Red Label
Sheets and Pillowcases:
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Stationery

d e o rative, Transparent
Table Mats. Variety of floral
designs in white, blue, rose
and yellow. Were soc,
4 for S1.39
--Rola -dex Black Enamel
Memo Holder. Ideal for desk.
Was sl.29 --------69c
School Bags; Scrap and
Photo Albums; also Variety
of Writing Papers, various
finishes ~ Price
KAnn's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Art Goods

--38 Skeins Cotton Yarn
for making rugs. Assorted
colors. Were soc skein 29c
-Linen-cOlOr Crochet Cot
ton. Assorted sizes. Were
15c ball ---.-----5c Sc
Stamped Children's Cot
ton Aprons. Were soc 29c
liz -Oz. Skeins German
town Wool; assorted colors.
Were 29c - 19c
3 Hand-embr0idered Cot
ton Pillow Cases. Soiled
models. Were 1898 S1.49
Il Baby Sacque. Rayon
satin. Model. Was S2.98,
CSC
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Radios

II Bookshelf Cabinet Radio.
Local and foreign broad
casts. Was 1895 S14.99
p Table Model Combina-
tions. Were $19.s5 SASS
II Philco Combination. Was
$69.95 ---S49.95
. Children's Photographs.
Electric motor. Were
S12.45 ---------S7.S5
Il Table Model. r. C. A.
Was s27.95 ----S19.95
II Table Model. r. G. A.
Was $ls.95 ----S13.95
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Meeting. D. c. Board Of Op-
tometry, Hotel MayfloWer, 6 pm.
Dinner. Cosmopolitan Club, Carl
ton Hotel, $50 pm.
Oyster roast, Temple-Noyes Lodge,
No. 81, 2. A A. M, Hotel Mayf1oWer.
Dinner, Strayer College, Hotel
MayfOWer, 7;30 pm.
Meeting, Alliance Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Independent Oil Produc-
ers. Wardman Park Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Alpha Beta Phi Legal
Fraternity, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Civil Aeronautics Au-
thority. Annapolis, 9 am.
Luncheon, Bnai Birth, Hotel
Mayfower, 1890 pm,
Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, Hotel
Mayfower. 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, District of Co.
1umbia Bankers Association, Will
lard Hotel, l2:45 pm.
Meeting, D. c. Board of Op-
tometry, Hotel MayfOWer, 6 pm.
Banquet, Federal Bar Association,
Hotel MayfoWer, 7:3O pm.
Meeting, Ladies' Auxiliary, Izaak
Walton League of America, Willard
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Alabama Society of Wash
ington, Willard Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Acacia and Bethany Chap
tiers, Order of the Eastern Star,
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Central Office Employees,
Hamilton Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Luggage

-3 Overnight Cases. Were
s4.95 S2.99
a Wome ms Wardrobe
Cases. Were 1898 $500
5 Pullman Cases. Were
s14.98 S9.99
> Hat and Shoe Boxes.
Were S1493 SS,66
Il Wardrobe Case. Was
$3.50 S9.99
. Large Hat and Shoe
Boxes. (20x20X12".D Were
S24.5O Sl499
3 Wardrobe Cases. Were
s12.98 S8.66
3 Auto Lunch Kits. Serv-
ice for 4. Were 1898 $500
3 Dog Beds. Were
SIPS ----------- S9c
Kann'SFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
tssfS

200 So. Yds. Heavy Weight
Feltbase Remnants. Was 98c
SO. yd. 26c
so Cotton Chenille Rugs.
were 81. 24x42" size Sc
Il Sisal Rug, 3X6. Was
1896 - - Soc
- Fibre Rugs. 4x7. Were
s5,95 S1.00
3 Feltbase Rugs, 7.6x9.
Were 1895 S199
, Cotton Rugs, Axe. Were
s595 - $3.50
3 Administer Rugs, 4.6x6.6.
Were S12.95 - S7.95
Il Administer Rug, 9x12,
used. Was 1895 S8.95
Il Blue Twisted Woven
BroadloOm Rug, soiled, 7X9.
Was S42.95 S14.95
. Administer Rugs, 6X9.
Were S24.e5 $685.
i Administer Rug. 9X12.
Was S27.95 S1195
Il Wilton Rug, 9X12, dam
aged. Was s4995 S19.95
Il Blue Twisted Woven
BrOadlOOm Rug, sOiled, 9Xl2.
Was $685. S24
i Velvet Rug, 9X12. Was
s44.95 S29.95
Il Gulistan Rug, 9Xl2, floor
sample. Was Sl55 S9S.5O
Il Handmade LiIIihan Rug,
9x12. Was s199.50 S149.5O
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

~
yes ! and q 0S.~|
} Tots Coat Sets. Wool and wool top fleece
cotton back. Were $500 -------- S299
!, Tots Snow Suits. 2-pc. styles. Matching
hoods or hats. Broken sizes 3 to 6. Were
S399 to S12.9S Now ~ $199 to S649
, Toddlers' Snow Suits Boys and girls wool
top fleece with knitted cotton backs. Match
ing hats bonnets. Sizes to T. Were S399
to $500 ----------------- S1.99 to S2.99
, Ape. Knit Logging Sets, sweaters, caps, nit
tens and Ieggings. Were s3.9s to $500.
S199 to S2.9s
} Mrs Days Shoes. White sandals. Broken
sizes l to :. Were $3.50 to s2.99. Now, 94c
} Mrs. Days Bedroom Shoes. Broken sizes
to :. Were 81 to So SIS. Now soc
} Hand painted Plaques as used In "LOoney
Tunes" blonde maple -colored frames. Were
sl5O ca Now -- soc
} Dresses, Suits Pajamas, Felt Hats, Knit
Headwear and Toys and Novelties. Were soc
to S1.99 ---- -----.----.---- 39c
} Dolls and Stuffed Animals; rattles and beads
Were 29c to $1.99 ---------------14 lac to 99c
, Girls Cotton Undies. Jr slips, panties,
built-up shoulder, ruffle bottom slips.
Tailored or lace and embroidery trims
Broken sizes to 16. Were 39c to S1.69,
29c to SAC
} Rayon Undies, panties. slips, pajamas, Jr.
slips, combinations and gowns Sizes to is.
Were soc to S1.99 ------------ 25c to 99c
Kann's-Fourth Floors
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Ribbons Il LaceS
o 29c SompIe Ribbon Lengths
DC yd.

tSc TO ZSc SomPie Ribbon Lengths
sample lengths
Of ribbons Plain, Dresden, EnSJ
novelty types. l to in. widths. EO yu'
0 Silver finished craft Gift oddities. Were
81. Recently sold for 39c 29c
o pieces cluny cloths. 72x9O in. Were
S1.95 ------------ s1.O0
o 1-pc. cIuny cloth. S6x36 in. Was SI.5O, 79c
o 4 pcs. cluny cloth. Asks in Were S195, S1.O0
o 8 pcs. cluny cloth. 54x54 in. Were S275, S195
o 80 batiste scarfs Were 59c 29c
Q 20 yds. VeIvray MOusseline. Was ACC yd., 29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Costume JetUeIrg
800 Pieces Costume Jeweiry

Gold and silver finished metal,
catalin, and plastic pieces Brace To-
lets, earrings. necklaces. pins and
clips. Orig. 39c and soc.
35 Women's rings Were S1.95 - $1.00
Compact and Comb Sets. Were 81 soc
so pieces costume jewelry. Were 81 and
S1.s5 -------- -------------- soc
Q so Compact and cigarette cases. Were
S1.95 ---- $500 ..------.-- ---- CSC
Mans Wrist Watch. Was S7.95. As Is, $3.50
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
China

10 Pes. Lead Crystal Glass
ware. Were S5.9S ca. -S2.98
-6 Crystal-top Hats. Were
81 --------------- sue
Ia Go-cart Cigarette Jars.
Were ST -------------49c
, 62-pc. Dinner Sets.
Were 1888 -----S9.98
. 63-pc. Dinner Sets. Ir-
regs. Were S1O.99 -S444
g 3-pc. Console Sets. Were
79c ------ -----44c
Il Lot Cambridge Gold
decorated Glassware. Were
S4.98 to $7.98 -1a Price
5 Crystal Ice Tubs. Were
81 -----.-----50 50c
10 9-pc. Rack Sets. Were
S1.98 - S1.29
is After-dinner Cups and
Saucers. Irregs. Were
Kann'S-ThirG Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Better Dresses
SO Doytime Dresses

Plain rayon sheers and color
full rayon prints. Sizes for misses SG AQ
and women. Were $l095---- /s 10
IS Better Dresses. Dressy and tailored styles.
Plain rayon sheers and rayon prints. Sizes
for misses and women. Were S16.95 to
S25 ----------..------ ---.------ S9.91
o 10 Sample Evening Gowns Black and colors.
Sizes IL to 49, Were s16.95 to SIS ,--S SS.97
65 Daytime Dresses Gay rayon prints,
plain rayon sheers and ducO dots. Many
have jackets. Sizes IL to 20. 3S to "A and
"a sizes. Were S10.95 to S13.95-------- S6.99
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
COrSPfS

COrSefS
I47-S5 TO $3.50 Corsettes & Girdles
Made of fine cotton, rayon
and rubber. Beautifully styled, 81 -
made to sell for SIS to $3.50 ZsZ%
So Corsettes Rayon cotton brocade. Were
$3.50 and $40 -------------------S S3.SS
q 1877 Girdles and Corsettes. Rubber cotton,
rayon. Were So and $3.50 -------------S1.0 100
q 63 Junior Elastic Stretch Girdles and Pam
ties. Were 81 to S1.59 --- $50
q 81 Girdles of rayon and cotton. Were So
to $3.95 -------------Sl.SS
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
GIOreS
Royon PuII-on Gloves
for Now and Spring

Plain or fancy styles, black navy
and new Spring colors. Sizes to = 2r
71a Were soc to 69c-------------- S0
O S6 prs Misses and Children's Navy Beige
and green rayon gloves. Sizes to s. Were
sqc ---- 29c
q Mitt and Cap Sets, brown; 63 Rayon Mitts,
red, navy, green and brown; IS prs ALI
wool White Mitts. Were 69c to 81 -----. 39c
Q 16 prs. 1-CIasp Mocha Gloves. Brown. Sizes
to So. Were
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-27

All sizes before hemming.
-150 Yds. Pillow Tubing. As"
wide. Was 39c yd. 24c vd.
30 Pillow Protec tor s.
Standard size. Soiled:
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Goats
81 Fur-Trimmed Coots

Fur trimmed dressed coats. Misses
and women's sizes. Were S3995 and > 0E
S4995 --------------------- L.
o 43 plaid back tweed coats and dress coats.
Misses and wOmens sizes. Were $l695
to S2295 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SS9O
q So fur trimmed dress coats. Misses and
women's sizes Were s29. .95 to S39.95, $500
q % fur trimmed dress coats. Misses and
women's sizes Were S65 and $685., $4,000
Kann'S-SecOnd Floor
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SpOrfStcear
--BIouses---Skirts!

Sweoters-BIouses-Skirts!
-73 wool sweaters, 81 rayon blouses, 8 G.
wool skirts Were 81 SO 99-------------
0 Fl rayon bl0uses Were Sl99 ~ S1.29
16 evening blouses and sweaters. Were S595
and S7.95 -- - $500
o suede jackets Were S795 $500
wool ski suits. Were S1095 w $500
6 skating jackets and suits Were s5.95, $500
63 skirts. Wool. Were S299 and So SO, $500
4S rayon sports dresses. Were $685., S399
Sc ray0n sports dresses. Were S3.99 Sl29
81 swim suits. Were S1.99 and S299 S1O0
80 cotton corduroy skirts and jackets. Were
S1.99 each Sl29
Kann's-Second Floor
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Leather Goods

IS Genuine Leather and Fobrie Bags
Varied assortment of styles and ru
colors. Handbags to use now and ~
all through spring. Were 81 hs1
S Genuine leather bags. Were S. SOU
a IS Genuine leather handbags Were So, S1.59
q Is Evening bags. Were 50 and IS,
Sl5O and $3.50
a rs Womens belts. Were Sc l9c
o so Genuine leather billfolds. Were 81 soc
q IS Imitation leather and fabric handbags.
Sbopworn Were 81 - 39c
O 10 mems fitted cases. Were So to $3.50.
81 to $3.50
Kann%Street Floor.
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Upholstery

Kann's-Street Floor.
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TOiIefrieS

81 "Lo Jeunesse" Foce Powders
-181 face powders in three diff
ferent shades. Rachel No l. TOrea
Rachel No. and NaturelIe - oo'
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Trimmings
20 Fur coIIors
Beautiful fur collars for
your spring coats and suits. = E0
Many furs to choose from. p s1Oed'
Light shades only.
0 Assortment of buckles. clips and dress orna-
ments. Bright colors. Were 25c to 81,
1212c to SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Hosiery
lrresuIors Of Sl.00 Grade Hose
Short and long lengths. Famous
make hosiery. and 4-thread chif-
fons. Sizes 8 to 10 in short sizes. AOP
9l2 to IL in long -----------. ------
166 prs. odd lot Budget chiffons. Blue Moon
and other makes Perfects 33c
4S prs. Chiffon stockings. Better grades.
As Is ---~------------------ Acc
. 141 prs. warm hose. Pure wool, wool and
silk and cotton rayon and wool Were 81
to S150 SOC
0 81 prs. children's hose. Odd lot junior socks
and anklets ------- Sc
II prs. irregs. S-thread famous make hose.
Neutral colors. 79c grade ----------- 49c
0 22 prs. NYLON stockings. Seconds Of 81 so
grade ----- S9c
0 121 odd lot children's Socks. Also men and
boys cotton and rayon socks 13c, 2 for 25c
Kann's-Street Floor