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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

fact that it has been fully "a
years since there has been any
labor strife involving railway en-
ployeS here. One Of the big rea-
sons. undoubtedly. IS that virtual
~ every railroad official. including
the president, still carries broth
erhood card. Every one Of them
worked his way to the top.
Had 10 Change SlSills
The teamsters. in common with
number OF other unions. havs
had TO change their skills RADICAL
ly during the past 80 years. Once.
the teamsters union meant just
that Members were proficient in
driving teams of horses. Not any
more. of course. They drive auto
mobiles and trucks now. but the
name perhaps for sentimental
reasons-has never been changed.
There are still quite a num-
her of members of Local No.
S1s who can remember those
old "horse and wagon" DAYS.
They also can remember the
extremely long hours and
hard work that were analo-
gous with the times.
Today they take pardonable
pride in being among the leaders
to bring about the five-dsy week,
eight-hour day which exists cur
rently And higher wage scales
have never before been paid Local
No. 313 members than those Of
today. A weeks vacation with
pay also il enjoyed by members.
5000 Men in Union
The union now has approxi-
mately 5000 members. figure
that is expected to jump to $500
by the end Of the year.
II is noteworthy that all
! the benefits now Offered
members were obtained from
employers through friendly
negotiation conference and
/ not through coercion or
strikes.
The so-cslled Teaming trades
/ Transfers, Bakery Statesmen,
Local No. 567 and Garage En-
/ ployes, Local No. 461-are now
building a new home on Wake
field drive. II will be dedicated
in October when international Of
ficers will be on hand.
Harry Satterlee is secretary
treasurer of the teamsters. w.
John Jacobs. president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
Lover of Fine" Work
Selects Spot Welding

SCHENECTADY. y. N.-Mrs.
Beatrice Lsrned always did like
fine work. So for the last Il years
she has been spot welding wires
which are one-qusrter the thick
ness Of human hair. The filsments
ar. used in thsrmc-eouples For
recreation, Mrs. Larned does GRO
chstinE and nsedlepoint
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ONLY 80 STUDENTS
BEGIN RELIGIOUS STUDY

1t is noteworthy that in all Of
the theological schools officially
listed there were last fall only 80
students registered in the enter
ing classes where normally there
should have been over 500 10 sup
ply the usual requirements m the
ministerial leadership Of the Evan
gelicsl churches. For the training
Of candidates outside the official
schools money - needed snd about
$4,000 marks per month have been
given in the Rhineland for that
purpose az q risk which Ameri-
cans cannot easily imagine.
Protestants. led by the vener-
able DR.. Won Bodelschwingh. who
was for brief period reiohseishop
Of the Evangelical church. have
protested against the state killing
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STRONG RESENTMENT
AGAINST NAH THESIS

The letter began with warm
praise for the heroic attitude of
the soldiers and stressed the sac
rifices which have been made by
church leaders and people in the
war. II evidenced Catholic sup
port for the nation in its perils
but indicated strong resentment
against the thesis of Naz leaders
that Germans must choose be-
tween Christ and the Father
land" II assailed the steps taken
by the Nazis against the church
by interference with all educa-
tion-even including the kinder
gsrten through the destruction
Of the Catholic press. through the
confiscation Of numerous Catholic
institutions, through subtle efforts
to compromise the faith of Chris
tians.
No similarly dramatic act has
characterized the conduct of the
Evangelical opposition in recent
months. But there are evidences
Of steady and planned resistance.
One proof is the ordination some
months ago of so confessional
clergymen in the Rhineland whose
training had been carried on out
side of the official theological
seminaries most OF which are
closed and all of which are Nazi-
dominated.
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Church Situation in Germany Bad
Nearly All of Religious
Publications Suppressed

BY HENRY SMITH LEIPER
Foreign Secretary, Federal Council NJ Churches


What the situation in the German churches now? Has
there BEEN often asserted lessening of pressure
Of the war; What about the church opposition Is
the youth work of the church allowed forward at all
What about the training of the ministry of the future How
has the effected the leadership of parish life in genera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

OF that busting throng, some
$500 workmen are represented by
= dozen labor unions embracing
~ many highly-skilled classified
tions Of craftsmen; and the work
Of those trained mechanics 10 Of
such . complicated nature ~ TO
battle the unframed.
Yet two-thirda Of those
uerlwea are un m arried
yeungstess only old enough b
have voted hut . very few
tinea. and = staggering per-
certage II them hive never
had . job Of any kind before.
How can such an intricate
thing a. ocean steamship be con-
structed by what would seem At
first glance 10 be q mob dwell.
young greenhorns
''Osdtimers' scarce
TIE story goes hack to What
h an oldtimerf A skilled mo
ehanio with . wealth Of expert
encsr"
II h estimated there are only
- such ''cIdtimers" building ships
Ut The Tacoma yards.
But surely those other 1880
men--yes. there's the secret Of as
sured jobs. Of opportunity both
To get = job and to advance In
that job. Of continuous produc-
ton Of sTsC ships by virtue of a
dependable labor market"
The theory II this, Hire Ta-
eomans. that the turnover Of
itiserant workers shan't i'm
pair efficiency; train mex
perienced labor n necessary,
that production shAnt suffer
from lack Of workmen.
Obviously. that policy won't APP
ply In every instance there are
many spots. Of course, where skill
IL at . premium.
Trades Listed
But closer inspection and 4
casual analysis reveals much else.
OF the 1900 men who actually
build those wondrous big vessels,
the respective trades are account
cd for a. follows:
Boilermakers. 1887 men: labor
ers. lls: carpenters. 1856; electri-
clans. i41: machinists, 90; ma
chinery operators. 50; painters.
IS: pipefitters, l3e; sheetmetal
workers. 12i.
The proportion Of the boiler
makers' group to other groups IL
readily apparent.
And the membership OF that
union involves work Of kinds that
may be trained within the space
Of . few relatively short months.
Maintain School
For instance, weldevs come
within its scope. At the sTsc
yards 10 maintained . welding
school - free - run on q 24-hour
basis: upon completion Of 400
hours instruction and practice lat
whatever times chosen by the as
piring suddenly the graduate has
. welder's Job awaiting him.
nhus 10 . potential work.
nai nat only enabled TO M
himself for . now Job. hut
production Of the shipyards n
ee1f-assured. Al the present
thsse are 10 men learning to
bocems we1ders.
In . greater or lesser degree,
that same theory Of labor rela-
tiono 10 found throughout the en-
tire "tin-hat department" Of the
growing plant
More Alea Due
And ~ the expanding yards
gradually approaches its pay
roll goal Of 5000 workmen by
the middle Of next year. . variant
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$500 Highly Skilled Men at Shipyard
Dozen Unions Represented;
Most of Ship Workers
Are Youngsters" at Trade
Remarkable Theory Is Proving Itself

There's definite-and rather remarkable-theory of
involved in the growth of the workers community that's
formally known the SeateTacoma Shipbuding Corp,
ronulation 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

Your Postmaster can tell you
how To invest in L. $. Defense
Bonds
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OVER HALF OF PASTORS
SERVING IN ARMY

Well over so per cent Of all
pastors are in the army. leaving
more than half Of the parish
churches without trained leader
ship. Among the pastors known
to he in the ranks OF the con-
feaional churchmen-tho Pro-
testsnts opposed TO Hitlerism In
the church-about rs per cent
have been pulled out of their par
ishes for war service.
About 90 per cent Of all re-
iigious publications have been sup
pressed. The Y. NJ. c. As in
large centers have been closed.
In some sreas no church collec-
tons are permitted. All Chris
tian Science churches have been
suppressed. Catholic nuns and
monks. thrown out OF their insti-
buttons. have been compelled to
work In factories and offices.
The opposition continues, Of
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course, BUT there are not many
ways in which IL can be openly
manifested, particularly in war
time. The most dramatic Catholic
protest and the first official one
since the war began-came out
of Fulda in early July in the form
of letter composed by the
bishops meeting at the grave OF
ST. Bonifsee. English-born miss
ionary to Germany who WAS mar
tyred in the eighth century.
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The supply Of Information Ill
rect from Germany-thst is, of
information that can be trusted
lis strictly limited, II would he
dangerous to generalize too much
from the few facts which we
know beyond question.
The following answers may be
made with reasonable certainty
to the sort of questions have
posed.
The church situation 10 bad. II
IL distinctly not better because of
the war. The number OF pastors
In concentration camps has stead
lily increased: although no one
can say exactly how many there
are. One recent arrival with UNI
usual scources Of information tells
me there are 90 in one camp
where a mutual acquaintance In
imprisoned.
Evening star., 1941-11-13

ESs2 I8 8[a[] BARGAINS !; : !
al 1%
Housewares

-6 Wear-Ever Aluminium
Whole Meal Cookers, were
1895; 6 Brass-trim, Arch top,
3-fold Fire Screens. were 1895.
as iS,3 Stainless Porcelain top
Kitchen Tables, were $995,
as is; 2 Large-size, Single door
Steel Utility Closets, were
$895, as is: 2 40-inch Length
Metal Wall Cabinets, were
$3.50, as is----------S s. 9&
-12 Pyraline Toilet Seats.
were S4.98. as is: pair Black
and brass AndironS, were S4.98.
as is ------------ S2.98
10 OiIsilk Shower Curtain
and Drape Sets. Were 1898,
S1.98
- Universal Bath Scales,
were S7.98: : 31x43-inch Spark
Guards, were S4.98: 2 Brass
trim Screen and Finder Com,
binati0ns. were $6.98 81
3 Pearlwick covered Clothes
Hampers. Were 1898 to S4.98.
S1.98 to S2.&8
IA Mirror Door Medicine
Cabinets. Were S1.39 soc
-15 Wooden Curtain Stretch
ers, soiled. Were Sl.29 SIC
20 4O-quart Enamel Waste
Baskets. as is, were 1.29: II
Wooden Step Stools, soiled.
were $l.l9 -- -9c
SO Rubber Bath Tub Mats.
Were ACC --- ---- 25c
80 Rubber Drain Board
Mats. Were 39c - 19c
Il Polished Brass Fire Set. as
is, was Sll.95: 2 Stainless POr-
celain top Kitchen Tables.
were Sl2.95. as is SS.95
5 Apiece Black Fire Sets.
were S3s8 S2.49
Il pair Solid Brass AndirOnS.
Were S10.95. as is S6.Q5
Il NescO Circulating Oil
Heater, was Sl2.25, as is; 2
Steel Wardrobe Closets with
hat shelf, We're S1l.95, as is,
S8.88
II Stainless Porcelain top
Kitchen Tables. Were 1895.
as is --------S S4.98
Il lot Metal Radiator Covers.
We're 39c to S289, as is.
19c to Sligo
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Rugs

Rugs
Il Heavy Administer Rug,
soiled, 46x76. Was S25.95.
1896
- Hand hooked Rugs. Axe.
Were S1695 each S10.99
Il Heavy Administer Rug. 4x9.
Second of s26.95 quality.
S14.88
Il Damaged 9x12 Washed
Oriental Type Rug. s6995,
S29.95
-1-S.3x10.6 Administer Rug.
Used. S36.95 ---- S14XX
8 Wilton Rugs, 36x63. Were
$685. each ----- S4.49
> Anglo Persian Rugs, sec
ondS. 9xl2. If perfect would
be S148.50 1895
Il Heavy Administer Rug,
9xl2. If perfect would be
S76.95 --------.---- SAG 95
Il Administer Rug. 9Xl2. If
perfect would be S4750.
S34.95
. Washed Wilton Rugs. Sec
onds, 36x63. Were $3.50 ca,
S12.95
-25 Inlaid LinOleum Mats,
l8x36. Were 85c. AS is l5c
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Home Fittings

Curtai Material
Remnants. Were l9c 10 29c
yd - - &c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
Remnants. Were 39c to ACC
yd .---.-..-- l6c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Remnants. Were
59c 10 79c yd. ..-- 26c
6 Venetian Blinds. AS IS.
Were s399 to s498 ca, 81 80
$50 Window Shades. Sec
onds of 79c TO 98c qualities.
49c
Il. Bolts 50" Dustite Gre
tonne. Was CSC yd Soc
Curtain Strips. Were 29c 70
39C ca. .-...-- l0c
assorted Drapery strips.
Were Sl.98 70 S249 ca 81
IL pairs Rayon and Cotton
DamaSk Draperies. Were SO %
10 s11.95 pr. --..- Sc
IL Couch Covers. Washable
stripe. Were S3.98 ca S2.9X
81 Extra wide Rayon NinO-
nette Tailored Curtains. Were
S279 pr. --------- S2.29
w ShabIe CretOnne. 36'
wide. Was 29c yd., ) ydS. 81
Sc" and 50" Glosheen Rem
nants. Were roc 10 99c yd.,
39c
-l25 Dining Room Chair Gov
erS. Seats only. Were 39c ca,
25c
20 yards So Quilted Glo-
Sheen. Was Sl98 yd. 59c
Kanns-Third Floor.
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China

-. 9-pc. Glass Refrigerator
Sets. Were 81 1 44c
a 16-pc. Monogram Lunch
con Sets. Were s1.98 SLIGO
. Ape. You and Me Sets.
Were s5.98 ------ SAT-
"a Decorative Pottery. Were
81 TO $50 Acc to 15c
s prs. Hand painted Candle
sticks. Were 81 39c
. 20-pc. Luncheon Sets.
Were S2.98 -----S1 9S
3 32-pc. Luncheon Sets.
Were s4e8 ------S2.
Il 93-pc. Imported China.
Was s2998 SIP 9S
- 81 pc. Luncheon Sets.
Were sl2.98 ------S-9
> 95-pc. Dinner Sets. Were
s2498 ------S S1144
Il 105-pc. Imported China
Set. Was S5995 - S39,9S
Kann'S-Third Floor
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Better Dresses

is Daytime Dresses. Black
and colors. Sizes for misses
and women. Were 1895 10
$2995 S14.97
) Evening Dresses. Sizes II
to l8. Were Sl0.95 81 90
5 Dinner Dresses. Bright
colors. Sizes u to IS. We're
s22 95 --- S12.OO
IS DAYTIME Dresses. Tailored
and dressy styles. Black and
Colors. Were S1O.95 and Sl3.95.
S5. .4S
As Better Dresses, trimmed
with Sequ,nS. beads and tai
lOred classics. Sizes tor misses
and women. Were S1695 20
s22,95 w S9.97
Kann'SSecond Floor.
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COrSefS

3. "Ka abO.'' "FOrmfit."
Memo" and Lady Hampton
Foundations of rayon and cot
ton brocade. Were IS and
$3.50 S2 So 2O
-2 Fine RayOn and Cotton
Foundations. Were $3.50 and
$40 $500
Clearance of Camp Health
Supports. Were S4 10 $40.
$500 to $500
Table Lot Cotton and RayOn
Foundations. Were $3.50 to
SO ------------Sl.88
Special Purchase Brassieres.
Sizes "a only. Were S1.50 to
SOU Doc
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Linens

50 Seconds of soc Cannon
Bath Towels. 22x44" size. 39c
so Seconds of &c Printed
Cotton Table Cloths. So" size,
59c
-' Cotton and Rayon Tia abIe
Cloths. Solid colorS. 55X75"
aize. Were 81 -------6 6qc
-36 2-pc. Chenille Mat and
Lid Sets. Assorted patterns
and colors. Were s1.50. Sl.O0
Ia 3-pr. Chenille Mat and
Lid Sets. Assorted colorS.
Were 1896 --S199
Odd Lot Rayon and Cotton
Napkins. Solid tones 10 ca.
Odd Lot Wash Cloths,
striped borders --5c ca.
so Seconds Of 81 Martex
Bath Towels. 22x44" size, SOC
Street Floor.
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GIOa.eS

20 prs. PigSkin Gloves.
Brown and white. Sizes s..
to IT,. Were $3.50 S119
-l35 prs. Cotton Knit String,
F1eeced Lined Gloves. Black,
navy and wine. Were 81, 69c
81 prs. Capeskin and Doe
skin gloves. Some soiled and
some lrregS. Black. brown and
cOlOrs. Sizes to 7. Were
Sl29 ----- --------. .qc
Kann Street Floor
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$50 Women'S and Children's
Novelty Handkerchiefs. White
and prints --.- &c
-WOmtn'S Novelty Print
HandherChiefS. Linen and cot
ton. Hand-rolled hens. Were
SOC -.----------- 29c
IA Mems Swiss Handker-
chiefs. Grey and maroon bor-
ders. Hand rolled. Linen and
cotton. Were soc 29c
Kann s. Street Floor.
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Blankets

= Kenwood Slumber Throws.
AL wool. Were S8.95. Now.
S6.95 ca.
&c Mohawk Pads. Cotton
filed. Well stitched. Twin
size. Were s2.25 --SI19
Fruit of the Loom Quilts.
filled with cotton. 80x84 size.
SOiIed. Were S395 S2.19
S-Trapunto Down Comforts.
Rayon satin covers. Soiled.
Were 1895 - SIIq5
-25 samples and SOiled
Blankets. Were S2.99 to s1495,
S1.99 to 1895
IS Feather and Down Com
forts t75ec feathers and 25'c
down. Cotton sateen covers.
Were 1896 - $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

4 Women'S Is = rib Rayon
Umbrellas We're SO ST *
3 WOmen'S Is = rib RayOn
Umbrellas. Were 81 60 %
4 Women'S 16 rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were S. Sl&9
I Mans 10 rib Silk I'M
brella. Was $40 - 81 80
plus 10Sc Federal Tax
kann 's-Street Floor
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NeckreUl'

SO BlOuses. Wool jerseys and
rayon crepes. Broken sizes
and colors. Sizes 80 TO ~.
Were S299 81 90
-l5 Evening Jackets. Black.
red with gold embroidery.
Slightly imperfect. Sizes 80 10
36. Were $500 to s795, S2.99
100 White Jacquard Rayon
Scarfs. Ascot styles. Were soc,
39c
Kann' Street Floor.
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Il Swan and 1 Duck ShOofy.
Was s395 -- S2.49
Il Irish Mail Hand Car. Was
s11.e5 --- S7.98
i Fire Chief Hand Car. Was
sl495 ---- S9.98
Il Small Irish Mail Hand Car.
Was S5.95 -------- S2 40
, Wardrobes. for doll clothes.
Were S249 ---- 81 90
g Jigsaw Cut-out Maps.
We're Sl.0O 50c
4 Toothpick Construction
Sets. Were $500 50 40
Il Large RoIl-top Desk and
Chair. Was S32 so $685.
Il Juvenile Pool Table. Was
S12.95 G. Q2
i Juvenile Pool Table. Was
1895 ------ S5.98
= Boys Fully equipped
Bikes. Were $3.50 S2d99
Il Boys Lightweight Bike.
Was s49.95 S3995
Il Girls Bike. Was S27.5O,
S19.95
Il Buddy l." Water Tower
Truck. Was S1295 Sc 98
Il Movie Protector, Is nm.
Was 1915 ---.--- s. 0S
5 Lionel 80" Gauge Pas
senger Train Sets. Were
1855 ---- S1O49
. Lionel 90 -" Freight
Train Sets. Were 1896. S499
g prs. Boys and Girls Rink
Skates. Were SO 95 and s10.95.
S6.98
IA Bob FelIer's Pitch Ball
Game. Were s1.95 S1OO
-6 Doll Walkers. Were S10O,
69c
10 Toy Drug Stores. Were
sl49 S1.00
g Fireman Play Suits. Sizes
6 to II Were S198 S1.49
Il kindergarten size Ham
mer- Nail Bench. Was 1895,
S4.95
> Chinese Tile Games, in
cases. We're Sl95 ST 00
-5 Marble Bowling Alley
Games. Were S4.95 50 205
-23 Action Tripoley Games.
Were sls5 81. 40
3 Magnetic Chess Sets. Were
s2,s5 5---------------S1.O0
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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EPUfherqOOdS

so Genuine Leather and
Fabric Handbags. Slight irregs.
Were 81 ---S Sl.39
is Genuine Leather and
Fabric Bags. Slight irregs.
Were SO ---.-- S1.99
10 Handbags. Slight irregs.
We're S3.98 60 90
-25 Cotton Corduroy Bags.
Bright cOlorS. Were 81 60c
is WOmen's Belts. Were SOC,
15c
Kann Street Floor.
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Notions

-15 Shoe Cabinets. Slightly
damaged. Were S1.39 and
Sl95 ------------69c
-PliOfilm Shower Caps. As
sorted colors. Were Csc. 10c
s Acme Skirt Markers. Were
sec -----------. ------29c
keystone Dress Shields. As
sorted sizes. Were 25c &c
Small Lot Garment Bags.
Slightly soiled. Were S196 TO
s298 ----- SOC
Leonard TrOuser Hangers.
Were 39c ---.--- --19c
Handy Hampers. Were soc.
Csc
Assorted Laundry Bags. Cot
ton chintZ. Were soc and 75c,
39c
Plastic Hangers. Assorted
colors. Were 29c lie
Assorted Brushes. Were Csc
and soc ---------------l9c
Kann's-Street Floor. |
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w UShPl'S

3 Easy Washers. We're
1895 1895
Il Easy Washer. Slightly i'm
perfect. Was S9995 SS9.95
Kann 's-Third Floor.
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SfUfiOl,PDu
Girls Wear

3 Teeners' Jackets. Were
s3.99 --------- S19~
20 Betty Barclay Cotton
Dresses. Were 1895 S1SX
20 Girls and Teeners' Cot
ton Dresses. Were S195. soc
-25 Long Sleeved Sheer RayOn
BlOuSeS. Were sl.15 14c
20 Teeners' Miss Smithie
Skirts with separate bibs. Were
s2.99 S Sl.69
Girls and Teeners' RayOn
Gored Skirts. Were sl99.
Sl.O9
-15 Spun RayOn Dresses.
Were sl.99 S109
20 Cotton BlOuses. Were
79c ------------ SOC
10 Betty Barclay Dresses.
Were S5.95 ----S 80 90
30 Teeners' Skirts, Were
sl.99 SI59
Kann'S-F'ourth Floor
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Art Goods

-4-oz. Hanks Tweed Yarn.
Assorted colors. Were 79c.
39c
IA skeins Crochet Cotton.
Were 20c -----10c
Il BOudoir Dolls. Was S2.98.
As is -----------S1.9S
Il Cotton Rug. Model. Soiled.
Was $3.50 ------ 50 9S
Il Cotton Hand embroidered
Scarf. Model. Soiled. Was
Sl98 --- ---------- SOC
Il Cotton Hand EN- broidered
Vanity Set. Soiled. Was 98c.
39c
ann's-Fourth Floor.
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SY![lM1l Phone
SpOrfSlceUf'

-28 Cotton Corduroy Skirts
and Jenkins. Were sI.99,
S1.29
81 Sweaters. Were S3.99 and
S5.95. Now ~ 81 XX
6 Corduroy Pinafores and
Jackets. Were S2.99 ST 20
-6 Plaid Suits. Were S7.95
and 1895 ------- $500
al Black RayOn Suits. Were
s3.99 ----- - $500
80 Rayon Dresses. We're
s3,99 --------- ---- $500
8 Sports Jackets. Were
s7.95 ----------- S5.88
-28 Ray0n Skirts. Were S2.99.
Sl.59
-83 Sweaters. Were S1.99 and
s299 SIeQ
81 Skirts. Were S2.99. 60 %
-21 RayOn Blouses. Were
s299 50 %
Ill Knit Dresses. Were
s22,95 and s25 S19.95
Kann'S-SeCOnd Floor.
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Dresses
Wash FrOckS

40 2-pc. Rayon Print Suits.
Broken sizes. Were S299,
S1.39
Printed Cotton Smocks.
Were $1.19----5 SIC
Spun Rayon Frocks. Brok-
en- sizes. Also cotton frocks.
Were S1.99 to $3.50. Now
Sl.55
-GeOrgiana Rayon Dresses.
Broken sizes. Were 1895 to
$7.95 S2.97
Cotton Wash FrOcks. Were
Toe and $l.19-----29C
Uniforms. White and Colors.
Were $l.95--S1 SO
Kann's-Second Floor
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Bedding

II Single Innerspring Mat
tress -- - S7.99
Il Single Innerspring Mat
tress. Was S3950 S29 so
II Single Felt Mattress. Was
Sl495 ---------.-- C11 az
= BOudOir Chairs, as is. Were
$685. ca. S S4.44
Il Bareback Chair, as is.
Was slss5 - S9.95
Il OverStuffed Club Chair.
Was S1695 --.----- S10SS
i Walnut Veneer Chest
Drawers, as is. Was S2l95.
SI1.99
Il Mahogany Veneer Dresser.
Was s49.5O ----S $500
> Occasional Chairs. Were
1895 ca. -------S S6.SS
- Studio COuches. We're
s3995 ca. S27.99
-26 Cotton Cot Pads. torn.
Were 1895 ca. S2.49
Il Single Metal Bed. floor
sample. Was $l295 SS.8S
> As Walnut finished Poster
Bed. Were Sl695 ca $1,000
- Solid Maple Nanities. Were
s2495 -- Sl4.88
> Solid Maple Dressers. Were
1895 ca. -------- Sl6.99
Il Walnut Veneer Dresser.
Was s2795 --S Sl9.95
Il Studio Couch, as is Was
s3495 -- $1,000
g Single Box Springs for
wood bed. Were s2195.
SASS
- 3-3 Mahogany finished
Poster Beds. Were sl495,
$500
kann s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Trimmings
TOiIetrieS

-4S Seventeen" TaIcums.
We're SOC 1-c
IA Faircrest Bath Salts.
Giant 20-oz. Jars. We're soc,
16c
80 Woodbury's Almond and
Rose Lotion. SOC size ---05c
$50 Gamma Walska Per-
fumes. fragrances. Choice.
10c
-24 RubicOn ColOgnes with
atomizer. Were 59c 29c
-34 Champrel Bubble Bath.
3 odeurs. Were 33c
100 Envelopes Of Fluff
Bath" 4 fragrances. Were SC,
SC
-65 Tre-jur Colognes. Were
SOC --------------16c
-l25 Assorted Lipsticks. 81
values. Choice ----19c
lAbove items subject to 10qo
Federal Tax
-2S4 Assorted Soaps. Lanolin,
hygene, apple blossom. Choice,
&c ca.
1000 bars Assorted Soaps.
Oatmeals, buttermilk, ba h
tablets, honeysuckle. baby cas-
tile, etc. Choice ca.
$50 TOOthbruSheS. Over
runs Of famous makes and
styles. Csc to soc values,
2 for Csc
"a Hand Scrubs. Plastic
backs. Were 50c---19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Lost Day, Gloria Yorn Sale

4oz. hanks GLORIA knitting
cheng knitting sweaters. Jackets, alghanS, - k1f
socks etc. Many coors to choose from black ~
white Reg 75c
4-Oz. Hanks GLORIA OMBRE Yarn. Reg. 79c &c
. 1-oz. Balls GLORIA FLOSS. Reg. 25c
1-oz. Balls GLORIA Saxony Yarn. Reg. 33c 2fc
2-oz. Balls English Zephyr Yarn Reg 49c 4ic
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
BOOK
Clearance
~ SI.O0
DODneSlicS

10 PequOt Beauty Hem
Sheets. 83x93" size. Were
f.7s ---------------S SI.39
Ill Peauot Beauty Hem
Sheets. 73x93" size. Were
$3.50 S1.29
-S Pequot Beauty Hem
Sheets. 64x93" size. Were
sl5s ------------Sl.19
80 Ready made Pillow Cases.
<2x36" size. Were Csc.
5 for Sl.O0
- Mattress Covers of un-
bleached muslin. , twin sizes
and 2 full sizes. Were Sl49.
SI.OO
"a ColOred border Pillow
Gases. 42X36" size. Pink and
green. Were 35c 05c
-5 Chenille Tufted Bed
spreads. Twin size. One-of-
a-kind. Odd colors and pat
terms. Were s3.99 $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.