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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Lock Up MyHesrt
~ ROB EDEN

and no faint from his pas, should
ever again touch those he loved.
lie caught a bus about two miles
from the house. and IN half an hour
was downtown he went into
small drug store first. a store that
catered 70 Mexicans who thrnngcd
about the Plaza day and night
Here he bought a pocket note
book and a pencil. and using the
counter for a table. wrote his name
in the Identification blank
Joe Raymond. he wrote. bold
ly. The address he left blank.
After the printed words. In case
Of accident notify - he scrubbed
Police department on the line
below. I have no living relatives
In case Of death want 10 be
buried IN the potter's Field
This done. he put the notebook
carefully in his inside coat pocket
and walked bfiHkly down the street.
lie saw a policeman Approas hing.
and stepped into the courtyard 81
the old cathedral lie wasn't ready
10 meet the police. yet
When the officer had gone past.
he emerged from his refuge and
soon was entering a pawnshop.
He pulled $40 bill from his
pocket and laid Il ON the counter.
as the wrinkled old proprietor
approached. The man eyed the
money greedliY
What can do for you. Mister 20
Il want a gun" Dale said. Got
one for ten bucks -
Sure. sure. Mister Here's a fine
one. a .3s. You can have IL for $40
and I'll throw IN a box Of cart
ridges 20 1T"
"ohay. let me have q, Never
mind the cartridges. though
lie picked up the gun and thrust
IL into his side coat pocket
chuckling over his easy sale IN.
pawnbroker sm0othed the bill on
the counter. held Il up 10 the light
to see II II were genuine. and then
retrsaied 10 the rear ~ the store
10 put u safely sway
Dale stepped out into The street.
his hand IN The gtin IN his poo kei.
he walked slowly toward Central
Polio. Station.
Dutch Collier rushed srfnss the
library Of Lefty aidsrs luxurious
home. waving a nsvspsper There
was bread EXTRA" strung
across the top.
For IN. love Of Pete. look It
that" he cried. thrusiing thu paper
1T his chief @Joss dead
sidel snatchsd ths paper and
read the headline
JOE RAYMOND SHOT TO
DEATH"
Continued on Page Fourtssnj
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Definite Change Is Guaranteed
To Restore Spirits TO Normal
srsssins o' sousires wa Csuss ooIdvns 70 Vanish:
Say Goodbye 10 Sssrehy Foods ard Pastries

wstsri fuf ne sniif~ dsY rhen
eat mere salads Ard VEGETABLES
than sEsrrhy fesst. ard fteh F>s-
tres ia neat TO DAYS
II $3.50 nave H~sn spsustin. .
great a<si - time sicrs. pisn q
party. invite p~epls = EN-. u
zee wa. a. - - sh<m ard in
general - mefs seeishis. 70 Yssi
nave ma practically ~ tina slaas
Coz weeks - exactly th~ reverse
nas . couple - ss~a@s cancel
AL ths engagements yea sc->shiy
car ara tlsSu~~v fer ypus><if
sh.t . lfs . little seiitnss can
hiring into yuar ne
Anything that 10 ssfssts
change fscm what yca have rssn
deinx wail restore ysss srlfsts 10
normsi and thas ssna sc improve
yo.sr leeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
5 Visiting Here
With Relatives

In Tacoma for a short time are
five orphaned children. whose par
ents. Rev and Mrs. Alfred Bern
helm. missionaries 10 China. were
killed in their station at RUNNING.
interior China. by marauding ban
dts last November.
They are staying at the home Of
an uncle. Henry Howell. owner and
operator of the Waller road bus
line, who resides at Pennsylvania
ave. and Knapp road. The children
won't be in Tacoma long Next
week they will be taken to Spo-
kane. where other relatives reside.
After a discussion 10 decide who
will live with whom, some Of them
will be returned to Tacoma 10
make their home permanently with
the Howells
The break Will have been com
pleted. a family divided
Bullets from the guns Of
those bowling fiends struck
deep into the happy family Of
eight. Besides the missionary
and his wife. their son. David.
II, also fell Three from eight
Five remaining. Mark, is; Is
ther. IS; Ruth, nine; Johnny.
seven, and Lois. four.
Word Of the tragedy reached
Howell. brother Of Mrs Bernheim.
Congressman John Coffee was no.
titled. Five American children
stranded In the heart Of China
Unthinkable. As result of his sub
sequent action an airplsne. piloted
by two Americans, was dispatched
TO Running and the children were
brought 10 Hong Kong Tn. trip
took seven hours flying time, the
children recall. There. they were
put aboard the 8. y President
Coolidge. which locked in san
Francisco Jan. 10. They were met
by Mrs. Howell. and another aunt.
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Dear Rose: 60 ahead with
the plans for your party. You
owe IL TO your husband 10 do
some entertaining Of your own.
for II he IL 10 succeed In busi-
ness he should entertain his own
friends now and then. In fact.
You should both work to en-
large Your circle Of friends.
This does not mean that YOU
are no longer devoted 10 YOUR
family or that YOU will never
again wish TO include them In a
party. Ii merely means that
this l. a party for the younger
crowd" and that since your
parents would not enjoy or he
interested In your friends, and
your friends would not enjoy or
he interested in your parents.
you have decided To wait until
another time 10 invite your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Bv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have problem that 10 require
diplomacy than have been blessed with. have been
married nearly year and practically every Sunday
have been married has been spent with parents
They feel hurt even 50 much suggest that
something planned for the Sunday.
Now want 10 give party FOR some Of our friends
but know would not successful II include my family
since my naturally good deal Older than those
plan to invite. What shall do? Don't think for moment
Miss Grey that am not devoted my family and that
don't them. l do. But think should have
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Mrs. Lydia Hollingsworth Of spo-
kane
Unaware Of his horrible fu-
ture. Rev Bernhelm took his
fzmii, 10 China In September
of 1885.
Lois was born two dsys after
their arrival. Their home was q
mud hut. inAdequstely heated by
large stove. During the winter
when IL became necessary 10 leAY.
the circle of It's warmth a pan Of
coss vas sooopsd out ~ the fire
box and placed a. the feet ~ tn.
one no longer within the radius OF
heat
Despite lack OF bathroom fseili-
ties. all members ~ the family
kept Themselves meticulously clean.
This was in direct contrast 10 their
Chinese servant. who was never
allowed to cook because he was -
dirty.
Speaking Of cooking. N. child
rem all agreed the rich foods ~ this
country are delicious. but all also
sgfeed they would as soon revert
to the foods Of China. which in
ciud.d boiled rice. potatoes and
bitter herbs. Sourishing food. sp-
psrently. for all AZ. healthy.
Their education has not bssn
neglected. despite lack Of school
A tutor vas supplied them When
they had learned MS name. they
had a start on me Chinese Ian
gusE. II Vas Chang Tsinksssh-
inEsing Ma. EsnE Tosy learned
readily and nov ihs elder children
SPEAK sad write Chinese nsently
Even Loi. attempts n write n AL
also are well yersed IN Ansricsn
"s,nrusg.
However. there hs one thing
relating 10 China of which the
youthful group had no knosi-
edge. Chinese checkers. The
game Ma introduced 10 them
upon their arrival In the How
ell bOns.
In further dsraonsfration Of
their mastery Of chinsse and Eng
lish. they sang missionary hymns
for this writer Their selections
were When You Are Dead. Where
VIII You Co." and Coming
Home"
Perhaps when singing. the gnsS-
Ing snb. which Nss born m
bleak Eovsmhsr night In INTERIOR
China 10 dulls1- II ~. II serves ia
purposs-
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family over for an evening. And
make that evening AZ soon ss
possible, so there viii be less
hurt feelings.
After the party 10 all over.
don't rave about II 10 your
parents. Instead. merely say
that YOU hope everyone had .
good time.
Dear Miss Grey VIII you pleas
tell me how 10 remove the shine
from crepe dress The dress Is
perfectly good and in good style,
but II IL shiny. MARY p.
Dear Mary r: Try holding
the dress over steam for
few minutes. Ne careful.
though. not 20 hold II there
long enough To cause the ma
terial 10 shrink. When You
press your dress, prcss II on
the wrong side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
TRY HNf AIMING
YOUR Rot TINES

Wei. in smsn ways u ms onss
aren't pcaslhis. yoa can manage
few break. n your customary
ruutin. for daily living
II Sou are IN the haiti - savs
ing dinner ~ hems. u might - .
god idea 10 eat In . restaurant
every night for . week n you
are an hshltuai estsreutef. thea
haw about trying snrn~ home
cooking yuur awn@fof = change :
n rou always sssh ana Get
ycir e~n hair. splarss past enes
and have the ise done IN essa.
y shop.
Try 20 wals a. lssst part - the
way 10 work every morning ~
al least part Of the Way aa~n-
town 10 do IN. daily marketing
RgrreR SPIRITS
NAME Bgrren IoOas
II you feel stuffed and over
weight from too much exsreatinx
during the holidays. drink eniy
liquids loieAr spun. fruit and
vegetables juices and quarts 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
TEST ANSWERS

Below are tn ansNsfs 70 test
questions printed on Editorial
psss
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Charles ulcksns
Alasks
3 taitsd states
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7 Charles snd Mar Beard
. AIMS Eleanor Mrs Jshn
Bo>ttiRsrJ
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10. HaSsacnssstts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
CONCEEI Ar CHAPEL

Music BY the InsplrAtionAl ebo-
rs will b. heard IN a concert a.
Fun Gospel Psntsco~tal chapel. ~.
18TH and Tacoma. az = o'elock Fri-
day night A silver offering SiIi
r.1 fnken
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
MrEfING cANCELEp

Because school board business
a. had been taken W a. ngmbs
II recent special meetings. the Ia
coma seho0i directors eanesisd the
regular season set for ThDrhdsy
afternoon.
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THIRTY-FoUR

When Dale left the house. he
skirted II carefully and as quickly
as possible disappeared in the
shrlhbery. lie had made up his
mind what he was going To do. and
he didn't intend TO have anyone
stop him.
lie knew that the gates were
guarded. but that didn't bother
him. As boys he and Mark had
climbed frequently over walls and
slipped OF 10 play when they were
supposed to be at their lessons
II didn't take long to find a tree
growing close to the wall
lie scrambled up the trunk to n
limb heavy enough to hold him.
edged his way out until he was on
the opposite side OF the wall
Hanging by his hands. his weight
was sufficient 10 bend the limb
within a few feet OF the ground
and he WAS outside. with no one
the wiser lie didn't know that
Amos Hobart had seen him leave
the house
once clear Of the grounds. Dale
walked along with swinging
stride II would be better this way
he had been too much OF a bur
den on Aun. Elizabeth and Mark
already. They had tried their best
TO help hint wasn't their fault
that plans had miscarried II he
hadn't become Joe Raymond
Well. ne ~as Joe Raymond. now.
lie would be for the rest OF his life
He'd live and die as Joe Raymond
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II You Are Bored BY King Winter ang Door In His Face
TODAY'S
RECIPES


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o.. eops 81 49,
Cess sugars eerr syvssr. an1
water ssa~ty. stivfra uatiI die-
seived centina~ eaossna without
stirring until No a<n y . reached
leet.t eater sest. very h<sstIel. Ke-
mevr ffum h<at At hattsF so1
salt STR anly <nou1s 70 mis sell
Asf sIl.nrsr snf turn Fl pree nntp
CREASED sisn ~ Ef~sssd tsv>rsed
rsrs AZ n~ssn9 sn~sss nrcosh cut
vita . sr<tsis After &nras - 49,
snds tAse Md a. >agss ~ earey
ard inslne " slightly frra s1sA
pun u ss tnia - rrsudkls nr~an
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25

Neur skla = rsls ssayish ssis
- at seur haif positively ufs=
-. Nears tired - tkz weather
ard yeu ear 90 very nicely. thanhs
Nlthunt Ycur %. even without
nost - Yeur ffisna.
In ether sorAa fnu sre deeply
sunk IN nldWsntsr aoldrtsns Yes
need = winter xseaticn snt yea
snow a. You sne~ nat a. ds
eAsively that YEA cannot Rave enc.
WHAT'S . ~ done After al
yoa cant stump srsand until
.nrlns feellnx ms ~kx.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
FURS
GIRLS WEAR

, 10 Spun Rayon Dresses. Were Sl.99----- ssc
! Is Cotton Blouses. Were 19c ------------- QUO
20 'Teeners Smthes. skirt and separate DID, We're
40 a, S129
30 Girls and 'Teeners' Rayon Crepe Gored Skirts
" ., M 99c
: .. 60, s ,Te.,ers, Skirts Were 81 go Sl49
1 On ,T..ors, ro,,or nreSses Were So e5 S1S8
, 8 Betty Barclay Dresses. Were s5s5 ----s-ss
. On ri R.rcI.x Dresses Were 81 7e5 S S5.6S
|. 20 Girls Chenille Robes Were S299 99--sl.44
\ 30 Sweaters. Were ST SO to S299 ---Sl'4s
20 - Ts.,o Drssses We're 80 % SI69
g U;..r Co.ts uero s10q5 S199
\ 80 Cotton Dresses. Were S1.15-------------.''
\ 25 Cotton Dresses Were $l95 ----------sl'os
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
BLANKETS

-, All-Wool st. Mary Blan-
ke:s. Rayon bound. 72xs4"
size. Soiled. Were $l5s5,
S1O.95
3 Patchwork Quilts. Fast
colors. Cotton filled. S0x84"
size. Were 1895. Soiled,
S2.79
-3 Down Filled Comforts.
Solid colors. Rayon satin COW
ers. Soiled. 72x84" size Were
s1eo5 S11.95
4 Pastel Mattress Pads. 39x
rs" size. Soiled. Cotton filled.
Were S2.25 --- S1.39
-6 AlI-WO0l Army Blankets.
Standard size. 66x92". II
perfect would be 1896 S5.45
- Down-FilIed Comforts. Ex-
ira size. 80x87" size. Rayon
covered. Solid colors. Solled.
Were s25 5 Sl7.95
-25 Sample and Soiled Blan-
kets. Were s2s9 to $14s5,
S1.99 to S9.95
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
K Peanut Brittle,
Freshly made ---
Street Floor.
DOtDaestics

. Prs. Chenille Tufted Win
dow Draperies. Were $500,
S2.99
s Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Double size. Soiled.
Solid colors. Were $3.50,
S1.99
II Sarnforized esidual
shrinkage not more than 10
Mattress Cover. Full size with
zippers. Soiled. Was $3.49,
S2.25
B Mattress Covers. Full size
with zippers. Were $l.95,
S1.49
g Mattress Covers. For
Beautyrest mattresses. Full
size. Were $1.49 81. 90
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Toys

10 Bob Feller's" Pitch Ball
Game. Was Sl95 81. 90
a Sets Chinese Tile Games.
Were s1,95 ------ S1.O0
4 Health Rider Bouncing
Horses. Were $3.50 S1.15
-25 Nursery Book Piano.
Were sl.o0 ------- soc
. Large Wooden Garages.
Were S395 G" %
Il Small Irish Mail Hand
car. Was s595 G" -
Il Small Desk and Steel.
Was 1896 6" cS
Il Upholstered Dali High
Chair. Was S4.95 $3.50
IS Wall Style Drawing
Boards. Were s2.95 SLIGO
3 Wall Style Drawing
Boards. Were SI.00 5Qc
Il Large Gals Colt Spring
Horse. Was 1895 80 40
Il Small Gals Colt Spring
Horse. Was ST. ST 20
) "Pickbuilder" Construc-
ton Sets. Were $500 S2.49
Il Boys Fully Equipped Bike.
Was $3.50 ----S S24.99
10 "Cheer-o-Lite" Electric
WreathS. Were Sl.00 4oc
-12 Cast Iron Christmas Tree
Holders. We're CSC 15c
Kann' 'S@Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
LINENS
O Solid Color Cannon Bath

80 Solid Color Cannon Bath
Towels. Red and green only.
Seconds OF 81 grades 39c
80 Hard Twist Hand Made
Cotton Lace Doilies. IONA
size. Were 29c l9c
so Hand Made Hard Twist
Doilies. l2x18' size. Were
3sc - Csc
Odd Lot Sateen Scarfs. Va
rious sizes. Were 39c CSC
Cotton and Rayon Table
Cloths. Green only. Were 81.
69c
Odd Lot Chenille Bath Mats.
Solid colors. Were sl95,
S1.0O
Kann's+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

loo Arastic grdles sizes q, 2S 20 and 80 Were 80
1o3 cotton and rayon brocade grdles and 80 QQ
corsettes. Various styles. @sSS
Brassieres. Rayon satin, cotton batlste ana cotton
lace Were 81 to 81 50-------------- - o'c
. 1O4 Corsettes Various styles for stout figures We're
IS $3.50 so'a'
. SO Junior Grdles "I,astex" yarn. Small meclum
and large sizes Were 81 and S2.50--------- 99c
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
S16.95 Toilored Suits

Trim two piece tailored jacket suits from q u q
the Sports Shop! Just 81 to sell at THIS 20. 90
low price Sizes IL to 18.
q is Knitted Dresses Were S22 95 and S25-*l4So
= is Bemberg Rayon Suits. Were s. s9s slos
E;,,a Dresses Were s1495 Now-S1095
C,.r.. Dr.sses Wore $40 q5 and s25 90 Sl495
&c Srr, nr.sSes Were s1495 -S1095
q 3 Plaid Suits. Were S7.95 90 S4Vo
=, p,yon Snorts Dresses Were 50 S159
o 8 SPORTS Jackets. Were $1.95 --------s3oo
Cmdurov Skirts Were 81 80 S100
ac Sw.,t.rs were g e5 and 81 e5 --- 1888
o. S..,ers Were IS 95 -S288
10 R.yon skirts Were 50 s29e--S129 80
es R,yop R,ouses Were 81 90 -- $500
q s Raven BlOuses. Were $50 .95---------------S5S
fAH labeled a. fibre content0
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
HO1,lefiftinqs

Cotton Curtain NJ Material
Remnants. Were 19c to 29c
I'd. --------- &c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
Remnants. Were 39c to 49c.
yd. - -16c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Remnants. Were
soc to 79c yd. $1,000 26c
is Window Shades. Seconds
of 79c to Csc qualities. Ea.,
29c
-35 Washable 36" Cretonne
Materials. Bolts. Were 29c to
acc yd. 5 yds. 81
. Caswen Runyan Cedar
Chests. As is. Were $34.95
ca. - - $40
200 Large-Sized Upholstery
Squares. Were SOC to CSC
ca. 29C
$50 Yards "a" Velour. was
s2.9S to $3.9s yd. --S1.29
liz Heavy Ruftex Studio
Couch Covers. Were $3.50
set - S3.99
-35 Knitted Mesh Assorted
Styles Of Chair Slip Covers.
Were s34s ca. S2.49
-28 Knitted Mesh Assorted
Styles of Sofa Slip Covers.
Were S6.98 ca. S4.69
so Assorted Curtain Strips.
Were 79c to s1.69 39c
-12 Bolts 50" Heavy Fast
Color Slip Cover Fabrics. Were
75c yard ------4 49c
is Pairs Imported Swiss
Point Lace Curtains. Were
s6.ss to $s.ss pr.--S5
KAnn'-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Notions
ART GOODS

--Oz. Hanks Tweed Yarn.
Assorted colors. Were CSC,
39c
-l-Oz. Balls Assorted Yarns.
Were 25c ca. - 1Oc
ID. NJ. c. Embroidery Cotton.
Odd colors. Dozen --20c
-7O0-Yd. Skeins Bucilla Mag
icsheen Cotton. Were 39c.
l5c
. Hass0ckS. Were 81 80.
As is -------------S1.5 SO
Stamped Laundry Bags.
Were 59c ---.- - SIC
Kann's Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Furniture

i Walnut Finished Rocker.
Was s9.95 S5.99
II Porcelain Top Chrome
Leg Extension Table. Was
$27.50 -----------S S1995
II Corner Style What-Not
Shelf. Was s795 S4.99
Il 5-Pc. Walnut Finished Di-
nette Set. Was $3.50 $3.50
II 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette Set.
Was $3.50 S29.95
3 Adjustable Shelf Bookcases.
Were s5.95 ------S S3.99
% Samson" Card Tables.
Were Sl.98 -.--- S1.l9
. WaInut-Finished Modern
Knee Hole Desks. Were
s12e5 S9.99
II Lyre-Back Chair. Was
$5.95 - --- S2.99
. Adjustable Back Maple
Armchairs. Were sl4.95,
S11.99
Il Bronze Finished Smoka-
l.or. Was $595 - S3.99
Kann'stFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
2Z2124 FRIDAY BARGAINS
K Books closed. Charges now
billed on Jan. statements.
Trimmings

Buckles. Clips and Pins.
Metal or colored stones. Were
soc to $1-----12 price
Short Lengths Of Fur. As
sorted colors. Were $3.50 to
sl0.95 yd. 1a price
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Floor RUG Clearance

-M,,y ,ott.rn, and eoIoys Various sizes and
textures in the group $2.95 to s7S.S5 values
Q 1 sx7-4 Twist Broadoom Rug. s42s5 s249S
Q 6x9 Plain Broadloom Rug, S34s5 slSSa
l Plain Broadloom Rug $49s5-S24sa
O l SKIP Administer Rug, $685. --sls9o
l I2xl2 Plain Br0adloom Rug, $685.
9x12 Administer Rug, Soiled was s'6s5 -SZss'
Q Administer Rugs S3495 ------S24sS
0 Administer Rugs $4750 s36S'
Administer Rugs 8-3xl06. were s32s5s2SSa
6x9 Administer Rugs, S2l95 --------SiSSS
Wilton Rugs. 9x12. $685. ---------*5's3
IL Cotton Rugs. 27x54, S2.95 5----------s2'5s
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Seconds S5.95
Beacon
Blankets
$3.50

-SOG rayon, "5Gc wool
and 25'c cottonl Rever-
slble an all one color.
Rayon satin ding.
G"XSf" size.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
$3.50 and $500 Robes

Cotton and rayon robes beautifully - @@
made Lovely colors. Just 100 at this @Z.UU
price,
. u Rayon Hostess Robes. Slightly imperfect. Were
S6.95 and S7.95 s5'Ss
q so Cotton Robes. Were 81. SO Sl4y
O AZ Cotton Chenille Corduroy Robes Upper and wrap
around styles. Were $5.95 and $3.99 $3Oo
Q 2s Hostess Robes Rayon. Were sl095---------$6s9
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
E(ecfric0IS
Rugs

-. Hand Hooked Rugs. 4x6.
Were 1855 ca. S9.99
- Velvet Rugs, sxl2. Were
s2ee5 ca. --- S23.8X
IL Cotton Rugs, 2x3. Were
s1.19 each 69c
i Heavy Administer Rug.
9xl2. If perfect would be
s76e5 S48.X8
Il Heavy Administer Rug. 3x9.
Was s21.95 --S S5.95
is Yards Felt Base Rem
nants. "a, 81" and So wide.
Was 2ec to sec yard 15c
. Washed Oriental Type
RuEs, sxl2. Was $685. ca,
S38.88
Il Anglo Persian Rug. 9xl2.
If perfect would be sl4S,5o,
$500
Il Worsted Wilton Rug, drop,
ex12. Was s11e5O $500
Il Washed Wilton Rug, Ask
7e. Was $46.75 S19.95
Il Administer Rug, drop, 6x9.
Was s41.95 --- S29.95
Il Administer Rug, 9xl2. Was
s29.e5 - S23.88
Kann'+Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
SlO.95 to Sl3.95 Better Dresses

Plain rayon sheers Dark and light CT ~
shades Sizes for misses and women. Just p .UU
So daytime dresses in all! ~
for misses and women. Were $685. TO SIS ss9'
. l Costume Long coat. Black. Size 3S. Was s699
S44.15
aD,x,im. Dresses. Sizes y to 49, Were s2ss5 s1497
= . Jacket Costumes. Warmly lined. Sizes ZOE ana
ooi' ~ ,uare sa5 s1497
q 90 Daytime Dresses Black and coors Sizes - 10
oo ~. coo os $l4.91
Evening star., 1941-11-27
$500 Hordbogs
sl.3o and sl.59 Copeski

Psi pairs Of pull-on capeskin gloves Nat
ural color, self and contrasting stitching 94cpr.
Sizes to 8. Slight irreguars.
q Is Prs Cotton Fleece Lined String Gloves. Small,
medium and large sizes Black, navy and green
1uere q sc
19 Prs. Pigskin Gloves Brown and white Broken
e,,ee wera e. IN S159
q 81 Prs Pul-on Black Gace Kid Gloves. Were s3 Sl9S
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-27
$3.50 Daytime Dresses

100 rayon two-piece suits and spun rayon g. ~
dresses Tailored in the classic manner 9I UU
Grand for Office wear!
so White and Colored Uniforms. Broken sizes. Were
s1a5 1--- S119
q Is Rayon Print Frocks. Soiled. Were $395----S197
Q II Rayon Georgiana Frocks Were s595-------S2 S297
= I2 Rayon Geor9iana Frocks. Were 81 795------S $500
0 ~ Rayon Georgiana Frocks Were $395--------H.So
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
HANDKERCHIEFS

Woren's Linen initiated Handkerchefs. Sheer i'm
ported batiste. Cotton prints. Mems initiated M
only handkerchiefs and Mems colored border hand
kerchiefs Some initiated. Were 25c-------2 2 for Csc
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs with hand-shirred 12-in.
hens Were 75c -----------3oc
ChiIdrens Linen Printed Handkerchiefs on card.
Were 5Oc card --------2 cards l5c
Kann'EStreet Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-27
$50 Pairs of Seamless Stockings
7oc and 89c Royon Slips

Heavy rayon crepe slips. Broken lots and
nanif acturers closeouts. That's why they're hSP
priced so loW
Q 60 Night Gowns. Runproof rayon. Were S195-Sl29
$50 Rayon Samples and lrregularS for slN0
25 Rayon Chemise Broken sizes Were 59c and 69c 3sc
. 62 Brushed Rayon and Quilted Rayon Bed Jackets
Ire-e s,15 &c
q IS Rayon indies. Odd lot. Some irreguars -- 25c
q 25 Cotton Union Suits. Iregulars-
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Read 2cz!S}l] q hi |: :'1Il 81 =:
Infant ear an; r Accessories I1I
Sl6.95 to SIS Sports Goats
S3.95 british Lody" Dresses
Demonstrators

-lso tailored dresses Sizes for misses and $500
women Lovely colors
63 Misses Rayan Street Dresses Dressy and tailored
stves Black brown and green Were So s5.oo
"a Street and Afternoon Dresses. Lovely color COM
~ ~ Si44
40 Misses Dresses. One two of style Soild coiofs
and combinations Black, brown, green Also le"
velveteens. u to 18 only. Were $3.50 s''f
Kann'@Second Floor