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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Expect 100000
Gate. for Title
Bout in Garden
About 30 Pet. TO Be
Donated 10 Navy
Relief Society
BY JACK MAHON
International News Service sports Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.--Joe Louis,
a champion America always will
be proud Of, tonight doffs the
richest crown IN pugilism in a sa-
lutte TO the buddies he may soon
ioin In his country's colors, when
he meets Buddy Baer Of California
in 15-round bout at Madison
Square Garden for the benefit OF
the Naval Relief Society.
The fight. return match be-
tween the Bomber and the Pacltlc
Coast giant who gave him one OF
his closest calls, will set another
milestone in the history of boxing.
for Louis and promoter Mike
Jacobs are donating every cent OF
their purses TO the society which
cares for relatives and families
Of seamen now busy seeing that
the "RiSing Sun" sets, once and
for all, in the Far East.
BAER GIVES PART
Joe will receive 40 per cent and
Buddy 121a per cent of gate pro-
Imoter Jacobs hopes will reach
IS200,0 900. The Baer cub is contrib
luting 212 per cent of his small cut
Ito the cause, also, which means
that some so per cent of the gross
gate will go 10 the fund-an all
time high for charity boxing
show.
A near capacity crowd of close
TO 10000 is expected, though pro-
moter Jacobs admitted yesterday
his hopes of hitting 100000
gross would depend on today's
sale.
Odds on the fight range from 81
lon Louis 10 Win-upward. They have
been quoting 2-1 Joe will win on a
kayo Just as he did in Washington
last May % when he survived a
first round spill through the ropes
to stop Buddy.
PICKS LOUIS IN FOUR
! Personally we think Louis will
win within four rounds. We do not
wish 10 ridicule Buddy's chances.
We did that before the last fight
and Buddy answered by practically
knocking Louis into the lap of our
portable typewriter.
Buddy thinks he lost his head
after putting Joe through the
ropes in Washington and believes
he will handle him better this
time. He promises TO slug il out
with Joe, if that's the way the
Bomber elects 10 fight, for he is
confident he can take Joe's best
Ishots-and that Louis cannot stand
real head punishment.
Matchmaker Nat Rogers has
lined up a good supporting pro-
gram. 1t includes: Coley Welch,
, Portland. Me. VS.. Ernie Vigh, New
burgh. n. Y. in an eight; three six
FOUNDERS. bringing together Hol-
, man Williams. a Stable-mate of
Louis VS.. Jose Basora, Puerto
: Rico: Gene Pinter McAdoo, Pa. VS..
Augie Arellano, n. Y. and Dom
F'iantini Reading, Pa. VS.. Diogenes
Leon, n. Y. In a four, Frank
. Zezima. Stamford. Conn, VS.. Artie
Tedesco. Jersey City.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Patrick Goae-end a teacher, Too

Detroit hockey fan the other day wanted If
Lester Patrick after becoming Of the New York
Rangers played the position soakeepe The
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
WHAT THEY SAY

EDWARD j. FRY. racing commissioner:
Racing Commissioners month II
a
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Tifdns Forced
10 Rally Late
For 11th Victory
Score Id Points
in Last 8 Minutes
TO Beat Assumption
By CLAYTON HEPLER

The banner OF victory still waves
over the University OF Detroit to-
day bat u isn't as proud as II
might have been.
Figured easy winners over AS
sumption College. the Titans had
10 burst forth with A 14-point Of
fcnSivc in the final eight minutes
last night al Lincoln High School,
IN Ferndale, 10 score the 1924
triumph that continued their bas-
kctball dominance over the Wind
SOr team.
II vas the eleventh victory for
l.. of y. in II starts against the
Purple. bat until that rally II
looked as If i' would be ASsump-
tions FIRST victory over the Titans
in seNcn~yearS. The Windsor team
took tho offensive al the outset
and held a 1911 advantage at half
time.
L. of y scored first on Capt.
Charlie OBrien free throw. but
n was Gene Durocher, Assumption
forward. who scored the first field
goal putting the Purple into a
lead il nquI>hed only once more
IN the first half.
tkE 5-P0fST LEAD
Bob Price tied IT up after the
lntormi>Slon, but A : Su mpt o n
pulled away 10 an 1913 lead. big
gcSt margin either team had en-
Ioycd until that time. Art Stolkey
Gagged TWO goals IN a brief squirt
that gave the TitanS a 20-lS lead
bat the Windsor team tied u up
again al 22-22 largely on Hank
Laily's field goal and free throw
Then il was that the L Of ID. at
tack finally clicked O'Brieh scored
TWO goals 10 spark the rally, bring
nE his game total 10 10 points
HIS effort was cqualcd by Bob
Price VINO gained his total on an
dcrucal performance, four field
goals and two free throws.
While dong a quick change from
a ragged 10 4 highly polished al
tack. inc TItanS were also picking
up their opponents deep IN enemy
territory 20 hold them 10 a lone
ucld goal during those final eight
minutes.
l. was tho fifth L. o. y victory
this season IN eight games The
TitanS viii have a week layoff
returning 10 action a week from
tomorrow night az Olympic when
they meet Marquette Wayne Uni
Ncrsity plays Fort Custer in the
other feature OF the double-headcr
e. or ~ ASST MPTION
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
ANERIC IN LEAGUE
MF~IIRN pINISION
IANTIRN nINI>ION
MCmGAN-oNTARIO LEAGUE

Providence 9 Indianapolis 8
Washington 6 New Haven 3
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

7 ToNIGHT's GAME
( fsriaclsan a. windsor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Street Floor Sandal Specials!
Radios

. RCA-Victor, Model V-2l5.
Console style with automatic
record changer and three-band
radio. Were $lss.95 S159.95
a Emerson Wood Cabinet
Radios, table models, five tubes.
Were $29.95 --S19.95
80 Record Racks. Were csc,
69c
IS Arvin White Table Ra-
dios, metal, five tubes. Were
s13.95 ---S1O.95
-Arvin Wood Cabinet Radios,
six tubes. Were s29.75 S19.75
la Albums with 10 Pockets.
Twelve-1nch size. Choice Of
brown or red. Were $1.00 69c
Kann'+Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
TOjLetrjes

lie Lucien Lelong Nicole
Cologne with atomizer. Were
$1.50 ------------9SC
q Lucien Lelong Cologne
with atoinizer. Were $l.00,
CSC
IS Lubin's Toilet Waters.
Were $2.65. As is----79C
- Humphrey Read Perfumes.
Were $l.05 5----59c
-s Toilet Waters by Millot,
Ianvin and Piver. As is. Were
$1.e5, $3.50 and $3.0o----69c
20 Bottles Seventeen" Skin
Freshener In 16-oz. bottles.
Were $1.00 ----------49C
-Iz5 Boxes varady Of Vienna
Face Powder in three shades,
12c
81 Wembdon Sets Of Co
logne, Soap and Sachet. Were
69c 30C
-lOS Pieces Assorted Toilet
ries, including creams, sham-
poos, bath salts. etc. Were
20c -------------- lJC
-36 Pinaud's Apple Blossom
bath Powders. Were 79c- 39c
--Se Asserted Lipsticks. Choice
OF three shades
LEG Asserted Compacts. Were
soc to o$1---------25c
Ill Babani's Colognes in
Ming and Mon Anne Elizabeth
fragrances. Were SITS --69c
(Abope Items Subject to
i0% Fed. Tar
40 Glida Travel Bags, fitted
with bottles. Were $1.29--69c
-6s Woodbury. Shampoos in
CASTLE, c6coanut or tar types.
24c
-, 80 Bars Damaged Soaps
choice Of baby CASTLE. butter
milk, oatmeal and other kinds,
SC
ISL Boxes Larue Facial Tis-
sues, 400 sheets to box. Were
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

500 Pairs Run Resist Rayon
Hosiery; mock seams. First
quality and irregulars 29c
800 Pairs Ankle Socks for
misses and children. Sizes 7
to lo1s. LIST quality.
6 pairs 81
800 Pairs Sheer Rayon Ho-
siery irregulars ---55c
10 Pairs Ankle Socks, bro
ken sizes. Sbiled .---1Oc
-87 Pairs Full-FaShioned Silk
Hosiery, irregulars -----68c
SIS Pairs NYLON Hosiery. ir-
regulars, broken sizes. "As
Is" Sl.OO
--l23 Pats Mems Half Socks,
broken sizes. Soiled lie
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
BEDDING

-4 Innerspring Mattresses.
As is. Were 1929 - 1888
Il Double Innerspring Mat
tress. Was $22.95-- S17.95
3 Double Innerspring Mat
tresses. Were 1885 --S16.45
Il Single Box Spring for wood
bed. Was $22.s5,-- S16.88
II Maple Mite Table. Was
1895 --------S5 S5.88
II Solid Maple Dress, floor
sample. Was 1926 S19.95
Il Solid Maple Bed. Was
$17.95 --S12.99
Il Solid Maple Dresser. AS
is. Was $22.95 .---S14.95
Il Solid Maple Vanity, floor
sample. Was $32.95 --S18.88
B Double Solid Maple Beds.
Were $12.99 -S7.99
Il Boudoir Chair. Was $5.95,
S4.44
II Double Walnut Finish
Poster Bed. Was $1495 S9.99
II Maple Vanity. Was $22.95,
S12.99
II Mahogany Finish Vanity
Bench. Was $6.50----S3.88
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Art Goods

--26 Balls Assorted Yarns. in
Guiding Germantown all wool
in one-ounce balls and nov
city yarns, 60To wool and 40fo
rayon. Assorted colors. Was
14c to 39c ball DC
lis Cotton Bar Harbor Chair
Sets. Were $l.29-----89C set
80 Stamped Cotton Sets for
bedroom or dining room. Were
t9c --------------------H9C
Pillow Slips Of rayon. and
cotton, assorted colors. Were
Soc -------29C
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Notions

Shelf Edging, special lot;
cotton chintz in many colors.
Was 10c to l5c yard &c yard
Mesh Turhans in assort-
ed colors. Were acc 25c
Straw Bath Slippers in as
sorted sizes. Were SOC pair,
Csc
knitting Rolls with cord
handles. Were $1--&5 soc
Sanitary Belts OF rayon jer-
sey. Small, medium and large
sizes. Were SOC c---~-25c
-Kleinerts Latex Dress Shields
in assorted sizes. Were 29c.
3 for SOC
-Mothex Chests for furs,
blankets and woolens. Were
Elastic Sports Belts. Were
Csc -- -10c
Long Handled Hangers, COW
cred with cotton chintz. Were
39c ------------2 for 39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
U,,a ,abreIIus

-1e Women'S Umbrellas Of
transparent pliofilm. We're
$l,59 E1 %
- Women's 16-Rib Umbrel-
las. Rayon and cotton. Were
$500 o-----S1.99
. Women's 16-Rib Umbrel-
las. rayons. Were $4.00- 1925
Il Women's Silk Umbrella,
l6-rib. Was $1,000 ----S5 20
Kann's+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Coats and Suits

IS Rayon Toppers. Were
$3.99 ----------S1 90
Ill Rediingote Coats Of black
or navy rayon sheers. Wom-
ems sizes. Were $5.98 -S1.99
- Women's Redingote Coats
in black or navy. Were $7.99
to $10.95 --S S3.99
Ill Thin Summer Coats for
women. Black or navy. Were
$l9.95 ----%7 90
-52 Spring Coats for misses
and women. Black or navy.
Were $13.95 --S6
-32 Sports and Dress Coats.
Were $22.95 to $29.95,
$3.50
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
GIOUes

-40 Pairs White Doeskin
Gloves Finished sheepskin).
Soiled, broken sizes. Were
SOC 39 39c
Ill Pairs Rayon Gloves, white
with black handstitching. Sizes
6 and 6l2. Were $500 Csc
al Pairs Cotton Gloves, beige
with novelty trim. Sizes ga
to IN. Were $1.50 79c
-27 Pairs White Fabric
Gloves, shortue style. Sizes 6,
61a and 7. Were $1.0O CSC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Blankets

- Pure Down-Filled Com
forts, rayon satin covered.
72xs4 inches ---S15.95
- All-Wool Pieces Army
Blankets, 72x84 inches. If not
pieced would be 1886 S5.95
- Summer Comforts, cov-
cred with cotton batiste.
Soiled. Were $4.95S3.59
--12 Cotton Blankets, 70x95
inches. solid colors. Soiled.
Were soc --- 50C
Kann's-Street Floor. .-
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Linens

Ia Two-Piece Mat and Lid
Sets Of good weight chenille;
dark colors. Were $l.95,
N.59
80 Martex Towels, 22x44 and
24x48 inches. Seconds Of $l.25
QuAllty -----------------79C
-27 Bath Mats In white or
gold. Were $1.50-------94c
SO Cannon Bath Towels,
22x44-inch size: assorted col
ors. Seconds Of 69c quality,
49c
80 Printed Cloths, 50-inch
size, all colors. Seconds Of
$1.00 quality ----69c
al Pairs Embroidered Pill
lowcases. Were 800 pair, ,69c
Lace Chair Back Pieces.
Were See ----------15c
Kann's-Street Floof.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Home Fittings

Home Fittings
Remnants Of Gotten Dra-
pery Material. Yd..
15c and SOC
10 Venetian Blinds. Were
1899 and $5.S5. As is $l.5O
lis Window Awnings. AS
sorted sizes. As is. Each, 39c
III Friezette Studio Couch
Cover Sets. Were $5.e5, S4.44
-6 pairs Of Pinch .Pleated
Draperies. Were $13.s5- -S8.95
-l3 Auto Seat Cover Sets.
Were 1896 and $e.o5--$3.98
- Bolts Of RAyon Satin
Faced Drapery Material, so"
wide. Was CSC yd.-----59c
liz Extra Large Size Uphol-
stery Squares. Were 79c and
98c ca. ----49c e..
Il Bolts Of Belgian Linen
Plaid Sip Covering, so" wide.
Was 69c yd.-------39c I'd.
IS Pairs RAyon Pinch -pleat-
ed Draperies. Were 1895,
S7.99
III Studio Couch Covers Of
knitted mesh. Were 1898 and
s4.ss ---------S2.99
-6 3-Fold Screens. Were
$2.4s s---S1.99
liz Monks Cloth, pinch
pleated draperies. Were $5.95,
S4.44
. Lane Cedar Chests. Floor
samples. Were $29.95. Az
is $1,000
. Bunting Gliders. Were
$29.95 SZZ.95
. Spring Chairs. Were
$l1.s5 ---------$8.95
Ha~~ss r1a{~A Baeo~
Evening star., 1942-08-06
I,,fa,,ts' Wear

Sample Knitwear. Sweaters,
sacques, shawls, headwear.
Reg. soc to s2.ss, 19C to S1.88
Mrs. Days Shoes. Broken
sizes, 3 to 61a. Were $2.65 and
1925 5---.-------S1 AZ
Cotton Overalls and Jackets.
Sizes 2 to s. Reg. $1.99---99c
Infants Cotton Sleeveless
Creepers 8SC
Cotton Union Suits. Sizes 2
to II. Were 39c-----19c
Sleeveless Cotton Knitted
Shirts, sizes 2 and is. Were
soc -------------26c
-Children's Socks. Sizes ~
to 6. Were 29c-------1Oc
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Kann's-Street Floor.
Lingerie


-Rayon Satin Pajamas. Were
$4.00 0-----S2.99
Gowns and Slips Of Rayon
Satin and Rayon Crepe. Were
$l.6s and $2.0O----S1.29
-Rayon Panties. Were 79c.
SOC
Gowns and Slips Of Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin. Were
$1.39 and $1.69 9-99c
Cotton Housecoats. Were
$1.9s and $2.99----S1.59
Upper Robes Of Cotton
Seersucker. Were $2.9s Sl.88
Bed Jackets Of silk and ray
on. Were $2.s5 and 1895.
S1.99
Robes Of Cotton Candle
wick and Cotton Seersucker.
Were $3.s5 to $e.s5----$3.OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
HO1,eetCures
-3 Double Door Metal Ward
robe Closets. Were $14.95.
IS is------S11.95
-15 Kant Krease Luggage
Carriers. were $1.49; IL Porce-
lain Enamel Dripolators, were
$3.50; 3 Metal Carpet Sweep
ers, were $1.49: 3 2-compart-
ment Metal Bread Boxes, were
$1.49; Lot Bathroom Win
dow Drapes, were $1.9s; 10 l.
Gallon Size Picnic Jugs. as
is --S1.OO
--25 Wood Handle Furniture
Busters. Were t1.00 ----59c
10 Willow Clothes Baskets, as
is. Reg. $l.79 and $2.39-- Soc
rs White Porcelain Enam-
eled Covered Refrigerator
Pans. Were Toe c-----59c
-S Metal Auto Utility Trays.
Were 75c ---39c
II Lot Shower bath Cur
tains. Were $2.s5 and 1895.
S1.99
-l8 Double Swing Window
Charm Shelves. Were $1.00,
SOC
IS Seven-piece Fireplace En-
sembles. Were $17.94 SO "a
Double Door Metal Utility
Closet. Was $1l.o5. As is
S8.95
3 Porcelain Top Metal Cab
met Tables. Were $12.9S. AZ
Is ----------$1O.95
- Metal Utility Closets. Were
48.95. As is-----S6. .95
-28 Cans Beetle Repellent
Powder er------29c
KAnn's-Ihird Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Store HOesrS-9:3O to 3 PM.
Close All Dag Saturday
Handkerchief

Mems White Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, damaged. Were lsc,
1Oc
--Women's Gay Print Hand
kerchiefs ----- sc
-Women's Linen Hzndker-
chiefs with tiny hemstitched
hens -----------~-IO IOC
--Women's Novelty Handker-
chiefs: Swiss imports and do
mestic misprints. Were 2sc
and 35c lie or 3 for SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
JesrelrN
II Woman's Genuine Zircon
Ring in I0-kt. gold mounting.
Was s22.o0 ----- $3.50
loo women's Rings. Were
$l.00 - ------ SIC
Il Mans Wrist Watch. was
$lo,e5 ----------- $3.50
Il Travel Clock. Sold as is.
Was $3.50 ----------S2.98
--3 Pieces Jewelry. Were
&1.95 -------------5JC
IS Spray Pins. Reg. $500
special ---------S3.OO
10 Sterling Bangle Bracelets,
25c
Plus 1919 Taxi
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Clearance, Junior Sportsweor
Tr'i,,as,ai,,qs

Ocean Pearl Buttons, various
styles. 6 to IL buttons on
card ---------35c card
Metal Clips, assorted styles,
lie
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Z25g laIQ[ BARGAINS
Betfes. Dresses

- Rayon Crepe Susettes in
white background prints. IL
to Is. Were $14.s5 $3.50
3 Meilo Charm Rayon
Sheers In cool summer colors
and white background prints.
Small sizes. Were $l6.95.
$500
--s Small Sandswept Pastel
Rayons in tailored styles. Bro
ken sizes for misses. Were
$10.95 and $1495---.S6 90
Pastel Rayon Prints and
Bamboo Sheers in broken sizes
for misses and women. Were
$10.95 to $12.95- 90
IS Black R&yon Sheers. tai
lored styles, in women's half
sizes. Were $s.e5 and $1o.95.
$500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Ftsr'S
Black Caracul-Dyed Lamb
Paw. (Fitted.) Was $40,
$4,000
-Seal-Dyed Coney Coat. Was
$40 --------S66.OO 90
Black Dyed Ponyskin. Was
1929 S $500
-Seal-Dyed Coney Coat. Was
$139 -----S88.OO
-Beaver-Dyed Coney Coat.
Was $l30 -$99.O 90
Black Dyed Persian Paw.
(Fitted) Was sl29 $4,000
Mink Dyed Muskrat. Was
5000 9---S149.O 90
Black Dyed Persian Lamb.
Was 1929 $239 90
Black Dyed Persian Lamb.
Was $3.50 1929. 90
(Plus 1919 taxi
Kann'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Hundbuus

AASShoOO91S
-1e White Leather Handbags.
Were $500 ---S3,OO
lis Handbags Of simulated
white leather. Were $3.9S,
$500
II Straw Bags In dark colors.
Were $500 ----S3. 90
is White Bags. Were $1.00,
CSC
80 Handbags. Were $500.
S1.89
rs Handbags. Were $500.
S1.29
so Billfolds Of genuine
leather. Were 89c----69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Girls Wear
SO Play Suits, one and two
piece. Were $1.25 to $1.99,
Ssc
30 Two-Piece Cotton Suits.
Were $2.29 to $2.99----S1. 80
Ia Two Piece Jerkin Suits.
Were $3.50 ----S1,97
so Sheer Cotton Dresses for
teeners. Were $2.95---$1.84
SO Two-Piece Play Suits for
teeners. Were $3.50 ---S1.64
lie Teeners' Play Suits, two
piece styles. Were $500,
S2.49
so Skirts Of cotton patch
work. Were $1.15----50c
SIS Stacks and Overalls for
girls. Were $l.59 to $1.6s,
S1.19
Kann's-Fourth Floor,
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Rugs

A0eG8D
IS Reversible Fibre Rugs,
XXI. Were $4.s5 ea.---$1.89
Ia Reversible Fibre Rags,
36x63. Was $3.s5-----S1 90
-1o Sisal Rugs, 27x54. Were
$3.s5 "a. -------$1.89
80 Fibre Rugs, 27x54. Were
$3.50 ca. -- S1.OO
-l5 Sisal Rugs, 36x63. Were
$e.95 ca. S3.49
la SisaI Rugs, 9xl2. Were
$29.95 ca. -- --S1995
- Sisal and Fibre Rugs.
Were $24.95 ---S168X
- Coir Yarn Rugs, 9xl2.
Were $15.95 ---S6. az
- Fibre Rugs, 6xs. Were
$s.95 to $11.95- S5 90
II Anglo Persian Rug, 9xl2.
II perfect would be $148.50,
S69.95
"a All Sisal Rugs. Were
$l7.s5. 6xs ------S0. .95
. Administer Rugs. sxl2.
Were 1925 ----- S31.5O
- Administer Rugs. 6xe.
Were s1s.95 ca. a.----$15.99
-2s Congoleum Rugs, 3x6;
were $l.00 ca. Coo
- Coir Yarn Rugs, 9xl2.
Were 1926 STAR
-3 Fibre Rugs, 9x15. Were
$2l.95 ca. - S11.5
leo Yards -" Fibre Run
ners. Were $1.75 yd. -89c yd.
--3 9x1o.6 Felt Base Rugs.
Were 44.44 ca. a.---$1 90
% 6xS Felt Base Rugs. Were
$2.49 ca. -----------$1 90
q Wool Hooked, 48" to 69".
Were $24.s5 -----$l9.95
-3 Fibre Rugs sxl2. Were
9l7.o5 ------$10 n 00
lis l4"xzY Cocoa Door Mats.
Were $l.19 ea.-----$1 90
Kann's--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Stationery

Plastic Cigarette Boxes with
hinged lid. Were $1--50c
Metal Utility Tables, slightly
damaged. Were $3.49- 81 80
Stationery Filled Portfolio
Of colorful cellophane. Were
Ivory Book Ends, Ash Trays
and Novelties. Were Soc to
$500 ------h Price
-Household Candles, 6-inch
length, white only. Were 75c
dozen --------49c
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Inexpensive
Dresses

rs Misses Pastel Dresses In
broken sizes. Were $7.95,
S4.99
-Misses' Sum mer Sheer
Prints, broken sizes. Were
$7.95 to $8.95--$4.90
-Women's Summer Sheer
Prints in broken sizes. Were
$7.95 to $685. 80
Misses Printed Shecrs and
Chiffons. Were $5.88 and
$7.95 5-----------S3,o0
-Women's Printed Rayon
Crepes and Sheers. Were
$5.88 and $7.95-----S3.99
Sheer Rayon Bemberg Prints
for misses and women. Were
IS. .08 $S.SS
-Misses' Printed Rayon Jer-
seys with white or pastel back
grounds. Were 45.Ss---S3.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
L.uces

Remnants, Dress Laces In
useful lengths. Left from pre-
vious sales and our own stock.
Were Soc to $500.
29c 10 S1.O0
$50 Dozen Fflet Lace Doilies.
Were Sc --2 for SC
--12 Covers Of Domestic Laces.
70xS0 inches. Were $29S.
$3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
RayO,s indies

Cotton Sports Briefs, sam
piles and irregulars ---33c
-4S Pairs Extra Size Rayon
Slips. Sizes 46 to So 60c
so Silo-ette Combinations.
Irregulars Of $l.25 values, 69c
-112 Panties and Briefs of
novelty rayons - 25c
81 Rayon Crepe Slips. Were
$1.19 and $1.29 --7 TIC
-27 Batiste Gowns, sizes Is
and Is. ere $l.39 to $1.59,
88c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
59e to $l.o0
JEWELRY
2oc

An attractive assort-
ment of costume jewelry in
white and colors. Pins.
necklaces. bracelets and
clips many can be
matched in sets.
Jewelry--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Furniture
% Typewriter Tables. Were
$5.95 5--S3.09
II Metal Smoking Stand.
Was 1895 81. 80
II Knee Hole Desk. Was
$3.50 -----S14.90
II Knee Hole Desk. Was
1880 0----$12.99
II Five Piece Dinette Set Of
chrome and porcelain. Was
$47.50 ----S20.95
90 Chairs with upholstered
seats. Were $6.95----S4.99
80 Unpainted Bookcases,
three shelves. Were $2.49.
Sl.99
IS Bookcases with adjustable
shelves. Were $5.95----S3.99
II Large Dressing Table, un-
painted. Was $7.99---S4.98
II Mirror Top for dressing ia
BILE; 10x38 inches. Was $3.49.
S1.OO
-3 Finished Chairs, fiddle
back style. Were $2.49 81 so
- Tea Wagons, dropleaf.
Were $9.s5 ------S7.99
-3 Magazine Racks, Colonial
style. Were $5.95----$3.90
-3 Mirrored Hanging Wall
Shelves. Were $2.49----S1.25
KAnn's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
China

NUtDtGG
--5e Dozen Decorated TMm-
lbers. Were soc dozen ----29c
10 Eight Piece Dessert Sets.
Were $1.00 ---69c
-S Six-Piece Glass Cannister
Sets. Were $l.00 0--79c
Ia Pottery Pitchers. We're
ssc 39c
-6 Glass Luncheon Sets, each
Of 20 pieces. Were $1.9S.
S1.19
- Eight Piece Cake Sets,
irregulars. Were $1.sS S1.OO
. Twenty Piece Luncheon
Sets. Were $8.98-------S499
Il Ninety-Four Piece Dinner
Set. Was $34.98-----S22. .98
- China Dinner Sets Of "a
pieces. Irregular. Were $29.98,
S19.98
II Sixty-One Piece Dinner
Set. Was $19.98----S14.98
Il Sixty-Six Piece Dinner
Set. Was $12.98------S8. .98
. Sixty-One Piece Dinner
Sets. Were ss.ss- $500
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Hosiery

Kann's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
IrressIs,s Of
Higher Priced
"BoreIeq"
Royon Hose
59c

900 pairs Of these fine,
sheer Bemberg rayon hose.
Heels and toes are silk for
extra wear and smoother
flt. Attractive colors; sizes
Sh7 to 10ha. No mail or
phone orders, adjustments
or exchanges.
Hosiery-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

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