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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
East Knew War Coming
Philippine Resident Says

WINTHROP, Mass ms -
Home on a six.months leave OF alb
sence, Joseph F. Carlz, for the pat
six years a resident OF the Philip
pine Islands, where he is chief en-
gineer for an American oil COM
pany, said everyone in the Far
East knew the war was coming
but they could not believe hos
tilities would break out while the
special Japanese envoy was talk
ing peace in Washington.
Carlz, former Army officer, who
served in the first World War, did
not reveal the name OF the boat
which brought him to San Fran
cisco and did not discuss what he
saw on the trip. He was accom-.
panied by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude
CarlZ, formerly OF Somerville.
He and Mrs. Carlz were on a
ship between Manila and Hawaii
when the sneak attack was made
on Pearl Harbor, according to the
oil expert who said:
How could anyone predict such
treachery? That's why we we're
caught mapping.
"But we will hav our day later
When the forces of the United
States strike the Japanese will get
it,"
He said he had travelled through
much Of japan and that
III | ever saw a vulnerable
country, Japan is 1t. The place is
built Of matchwood."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
Government Needs Men in
Several Skilled Occupations

Men qualified in aviation. ortho-
pedies, TYPOGRAPHY. photogrammet-
~. and topography are being urged
by the U. S. Civil Service Commits
sion to apply for examinations an
nounced this week and open until
further notice. No written tests are
required.
Trainee junior inspectors in aero
nautics. who are paid $500 year,
will be given a training course by
the Civil Aeronautics Administration
and may progress TO inspector posi-.
tons paying from $4,000 to $500
year. Young filters. 81 TO so years
OF age, who have had four years Of
appropriate technical experience in
aeronautics may apply II they have
a current commercial pilots certifi-
cate OF competency: or II they have
completed the Civilian Pilot Train.
ing Secondary and Cross Country
courses and also have a civilian pi-
lots certificate Of competency; or
IL they have been graduated from a
flying school Of the Army. Navy.
Marine Corps, or Coast Guard and
had active service. College study
may be substituted for part-and in
some cases, all-of the technical ex-
perience.
Bracemakers. shoemakers and
leather workers, limbmakers, and
skill general orthopedic mechanics
will he appointed as a result OF the
examination for Orthopedic Mechan-
les. The salary Is $4,000 year. Per
sons 25 to SO years old, who have
had five years at appropriate ex-
perience in orthopedic work within
he past 10 years are eligible to
lapply.
The examination for Lithograph-
ers, Artistic and Mechanical. $1,440
to $4,000 a year, is open TO skilled
workers and students in lithogra-
ply. Nine months general expert
ence In photography is required, ana
for all but the junior grade, addi-
tional specialized experience. Appro-
pirate defense training courses and
technical or college study may be
substituted for the general expert
ence. The age limits are is to SO
years.
The Commission has reissued the
examination announcement for pho
togrammetric and topographic engi'
neering aids. The Junior Grade
Isl, 440 a year, has been added. Po-
sitions paying from S1,440 to $500
a year are now included In this ex-
animation. Appropriate civil engin-
eering experience including some
work in the optional branch is re
quired. The provisions for substitu-
ton Of training and study for the
experience prescribed have been
liberalized. Applications will be &C
cepted from otherwise qualified
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28

students " their eosrses viii be com
pleted within four months OF filing.
All applications must be sent to
the Washington office Of the Civil
Service Commission not later than
the closing dates specified. Full In
formation as 10 the requirements
for these examinations. and applioa-
ton forms, may be obtained from
the post office in this city. or from
the Secretary OF the Board OF the
U. S. Civil Service Examiners. al
any first or second-class post office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
PLAYS HOCKEY, FolLs LAW

PROVIDENCE, r. up For
i've days, nine-year-cld Harry Tour
gee hid from police and his parents
in his aunts attic because he
didn't like school. His cousin
brought him food. But Harry be-
came too bold and was discovered
finally. roaming about the house.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
MOTHER HAS SON ARRESTED

MCLEANSBoRo. nl.-UP-fMrs.
Sarah Hungate Of Knights Prairie
Township. near here, complained
to police when her son and two
friends began to butcher hogs on
Sunday. They were arrested,
pleaded guilty and fined for dis
turbing the peace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
COURTESY PAYS

EAST LANSING, Mich-UP -
Prof. C. C. Card. head OF the Michi-
gan State College poultry depart
ment, says hens are more produc-
tive II poultrymen knock on the
henhouse door before entering. He
says it keeps the fiock's eating ron
tine from being disturbed by q
sudden entrance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
PROTECT YOUR SIDE

IF YOU for any reason decide
10 make 4 bid which shows your
hand weaker than II really Il. your
Job Is To employ every resource
later to tell the rest of your story
10 your partner This is especially
true If you learn from subsequent
bidding that an opponent has
stuck in a psychic bid against you.
Unless you show 1t up emphatical-
ly. your side may and itself
dropped In a contract considerably
below what your holdings justify
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28

by chimes. oficisls have proposed
that the whistle be cut up and
made into watch charms. The cur
few signal has been in use So
years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
SIGNAL sTIRs MEMORIES

NORMAN, Okla.-UP- Feeling
sentimental about the University
OF Oklahoma's curfew whistle,
which is scheduled TO be replaced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28

There sat South. a supertine
player and bidder with a rock
crusher not very far removed from
enough strength for an opening
forcing bid. Stick another queen
or so in It. and South would have
had such a hand So an original
bid by anybody else would be
bound to be viewed by HIM with
suspicion
To fnd out for sure. however.
whether East had made a psychic
or whether he held more than his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28
Fine Points In Bridge
D. sueeARp sseeisv

share OF the missing strength. he
entered very eonservatiyely into
the bidding with a mere minimum
overcaI. after considering several
other courses. He might have bid
2-Hearts. 2-No Trumps or dou-
bled. but decided on the mere
overcall. especially since he was
In position 10 punish several possi-
bic contracts II the opponents got
into trouble.
After South heard North make
a free bid. however. especially Of
the dtting hearts, he had TO yell
aloud about his strength. Notice
the bids he made then. which
could not be dropped-hrst cue
bid OF the hostile spades. then the
ace-shower IN clubs. When these
brought information about the
diamond A, and the emphatic
heart a.. he proceeded 10 a safe
slam. After the club X lead. came
three trumps. diamonds discard
ing dummy's losing club. the loss
Of a spade trick and then a cross
ruff.
TomOrrow's Problem
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90 tes
AAKJ4 4ssfs
vAeJ1O ) q <KJfs
80 40
D None 49,
465
Alo5
V5
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a. K7432
dealer South East-West vll.
nera ble.)
What should West do on this
deal, after South opens the bid.
ding with l-Club?,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-28

Yes, three flashing
diamonds In this glor-
lous engagement ring.
Smsrtly styled In rich
yellow aold..s real
buYl
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Rags
KAnn's-Third Floor.

I l.6xle.A Heavy Brsadloem
Rug. Was 344.s5 5-----S125O
IL l.ex1J.y Heavy Broadloem
Rug. Was t139.s0---- $685.
II yxl2 Axminster Rug. Was
1885. Boiled -------$15.0S
II s.10xf5 Broadloo1a Rug.
Was $3.50. Mil end S29. IS
II s3xl5 Brsadloom RaS.
Was 3106. Mil. end -S34.95
II S.SxS Figured Axminster
Rug. Was $4l.00 S27. IS
II Sxle.s Axminster Rag. Was
t56.95 =. ---------S44.95
II 9x12 Heavy Administer Rug.
II perfect 1880. Seconds,
S39.95
- sx12 Axminster Rugs. Were
$3.50 "a. ---- -$33. 81
II 7.ezD Administer Rug. was
Nt24.95 -----------S19.0S
lis 27xA MsttleA Administer
1uss. Were sass ea.---$2. 50
- 2x3 Chenille 1ug1. Were
$l.6o e.. soiled Sac
- l7x19 Cheni1e Ruel Were
4l.00 e.. solled--------.20c
- 1Sx3s RAyea 1agss Were
43.le q. eoiled-
lis Seat Csv4rs. Wefe &c
to Sl.lo -. 0oiled -------1 10c
- 1xl1 vslvet 1uss. Were
1855 ---------------A7.0S
KAnn's-Third Floor.
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TOjIets'ies

81 18th Century Teiiet Wa
ters. Were $1--------49c
-s. yantine's Perfumed hath
Powders. I odeurs. Were soc,
39c
Ia Gamma WaIska Face Pow.
aers ------------------12C
-1oS Joan BIondell Face Pow.
derS. $1.10 size 8e-----10c
SIS Deltah Lpsticks In metal
swivel cases --------29c
80 Deltah Perfumes In fancy
gift boxes. 1z-oz. bottles -29c
-5s Maynard's Hand Creams.
S-oz. jars. Were $1---69c
-35 Kann's Bath Powders. 16-
OF. boxes. ) odeurs. soiled
boxes Were 75c-------30c
Al Tri-Joi Cream Deodsr-
ants. Were SOC .--------10c
80 La Verne Nail Polish. 5
shades -----------1Oc
-1o3 Ecstasy Perfumes. I
fragrances. Choice 3 for Csc
~ Sth-Century Toilet Wa
terx Were $1.75 75---------79c
fAboUe items subject to 10Te
Federal Tar)
So Assorted Metal Cempacts.
Were sec and 81. As is--15c
-159 Loress Facial Tissues.
200-sheet boxes. Were 13c &c
As Prs. Rubber Gloves --12c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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NecEescear

-l3 Rayen Chinsn Asests.
Bright eolors. Were Il .-59c
- Large Raysn Head
Squares. Colorful designs. Were
81 1----------L-! !a9C
-Raysn Satin Diekey. White
only. Were $1---------50c
-Two-Pc. Cstton Corduroy
Jumper Dresses. Red only.
Sizes II and 40. Were $4.S5,
S2.99
-Tws-Pc. Raysn Faille Jack.
sts. Luggase brown only. Sizes
4 and 10. Were 1895 So. 80
-s Black Cotton Short Sleeve
Shirts. Sine 81 only. Were
$l.1S S-------------------94c
- Long Sleeved Rayon
Bieuses. White. Were $1.3s,
94c
-S Flswer Cembs for the hair.
Bright colors. Were $1---59c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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HOmaefitti1,qs

Remnants Of Curtain and
Drapery Material. Was 2sc
to 49c ydA dA---------15c
Remnants Of Curtain and
Drapery Material. Was 69c to
CSC yd. --------i-----3Oc.
rs Cretonne Arm Dining
Rsom Chair Covers. Were
l9c c---------------------Z5c
rs Satin Draperies, one and
two of q kind, slightly soiled.
Were $5.95 to $7.95 pr.-S3,95
a Pairs Of Rayon and Cotton
Pinch -Pleated Draperies. Were
$685. pr. ------------SlO.OO
-15e Knitted Mesh Slip Cow
ers for individual chairs and
sofas. Were S3.98 to 37.9S,
S2.55 and S5.55
lis Full Bolts Of Waveriy
Cretonne, 50" wide. Was 79c
yd. d.----------------5Oc
ia Knitted Studie Couch
Covers. Were $3.sS to 34.9S,
.S2.99
rs Pairs Of Striped Tailored
Curtains. Were 800 pr,
69c
As Pairs Swiss Peint Lace
Curtains. Were 36.oS to 3S.98.
Small lots ---------S4.99
RS Drapery Strips. Were
3l.00 to $2.o0- 0---------08c
- Kann's-Third Floor.
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Blankets

a Rayon Covered Comforts.
p5% cotton and so wool filled.
72xS4" size. Blue and dusty
rose. Were $6.Ss------S5.95
- Rayon Satin Comforts.
Filled with 50% reprocessed
wool and 50% cotton. Solid
colors. 72xS4" size. Were $S.95,
S6.95
lii Gotten Plaid Sheet Blan-
kets. Pastel colors. 70xS0"
size ---------------X9 X9C
- Solid Celered Blankets,
75% cotton and $50 wool.
70x80" size -------$3.5 81
IS Blankets. Seconds Of Cam
mons 1896 grade. 50% wool
and 50% cotton. 72xS4" size.
Solid colors s---------$4.99
- Down Filled Comforts.
Rayon satin covered. 72xS4"
size. Rose color. Damaged
(watsr spots). Were $25,
SASS
Kann's-Street FLOOR.
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Wf1e3tag1s0

- Iarss UnDaintsl Chssta e
Drawers. Were 3ll.eS-- -s8 -
81 Unpainted Kneehele beak.
Was 9l0.e6 -------- e a.
- Hafdweed Kidney 6kapea
Dressing Tabls. Was 37.o5.
$3.50
~ Unpaintea Beekcase. lb-
Inch sise. Was g. T. 81 0H
- Vanity Mirrors. SWAY
style. Were 9l.4e-------00c
II Sewing Cabinet with access
sories. Was 3l4.95--S 81 95
II Sewing Cabinet with ac-
cessories. Was si2.s5-rS7. .95
~ Telephone stand and
Chair. Was t9.s5 5.-----SS. 80
IL Swivel Tsp Censele IA.
be. Was $l5.95-------S0 az
Il Tea Wagon ON rollers. was
$1S.e5 ---------S1495
- Samson De Luxe Card Ia
bleA Was $2.eS .----.--S1 "a
-3 Tit-Top Coffee Tables.
Were 42.4e------------S1 %
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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COats afed Suits

Goats and Suits
-3 Tve-pe. Fiaid and Check
SsitA Were $l6.os to $22.s5.
$9.88
- Short F1eecs CsatA Cordu-
roy lined. Were 1855. S8.88
Ill suits. Were $22.95.
$15.88
lis Fur-Mned Sports Goats.
Natural color. Were $35.
$500
(PIHs 1e& Tdr)
- Silver FoX-tfimmed Coats.
Were STA -----$58,OO
(Plus 10% Td1)
fAH properly labeled as to fabric
c0ntent)
Kann'sESecond Floor.
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Housewares


Ia Metal Clothes Poles, 3
It. As Is ------S1 AZ
Il Lot Willow Clothes Bas-
kets. Were $l.79, $2.l9 and
$2.4s -----S1.25
II Lot Metal Cake Covers
and Trays N--49c
- Vegetable Bins. Were
$l.79 ----S 81 On
II Lot Carpet Sweepers. Spe-
cial ---S1.69 and Sl.98
- 24x2e Metal Cabinet Ia
bles. Were $l2.95. As is,
SlO.95
. Porcelain Top Tables.
Were $8.s5. As is---$6.95
Il Double-Door Fibre Board
Closets. Were $l.69---S1.47
- Pairs Hammered Brass
Plated Andirons. Were $4.98,
S3.49
Il Pair Large Hammered
Brass Plated AndironS. Were
$7.98 81. W
lis Birchweod Electric Logs.
Were $1.00 ----------8XC
- Pairs Heavy Black And
irons. Were $5.9s ----S3.98
II Lot Shower Bath Curtains
and Drapes to match. Were
$3.98. As Is is-------S1. .08
lis White Enameled force.s
lain Dislpans ------69c
s-s7 II Quart + 1nameied !.
Saucepans. Were 7os-4s24cs !.
lis s-Quart White Porcelain
Enamel Saucepans. Were 81 90,
69c
Ill Gallons Bright Red Roef
Paint. Were $l.98---S1.59
-16 Gallons Spar Varnikh.
Were $l.98 -----S1:50
: 40 Quarts Kann's Ne-AsuD-
bing Floor Wax. Were 69c,
49c
-37 Oblong Reversible Floor
Busters. Were 75c---49c
lie White Porcelain Water
Pals. Were 8c------69c
-36 Rubber DrAinboard Mats.
Were csc ------79c
Il Lot Sapolin Quarts White
Enamel. Were $l.35--S 90
lis Metal Typewriter Tables
Special -------$ .9X
As Sets ef 1 Bathroom Bot
ties. Were Soc
Kann'-Third Floor.
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Hosiery

-SecondA u Fun.Fashiened
1syen and SILK Hssiery. Brok-
en- Si1es and colors ------3 39c
-Run. Resist ana Regulatien
Knit 1aysn Hssiery. Cotton
reinforced feet. LIST quality
and trreI8. ------------.-z0C
81 Prs. Full. .FashieneA Silk
Hssiery. Reinforced with cot
ton Or rayon. Broken sizes
and colors. A. h--------5 50c
-3o Hr1. Fan-FaAhione1 CT.
ten Hess. Broken sizes and
COlOk8 6HE
-1es Pm Full -Fashisned SIN
Hesieey. Cotton Or rayon 70.
inforcsd. Irrees. --------80c
-Irroes. ef Better Grade rall-
TAsAisn4a Csttsn Li1ls Hsss.
sec
-lse Pss. All.Wssi Bed Ssaks.
AAnufactirers' sanaplss. eoiled.
CSC
Eaans1 1lEssl Heog.
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Ha1tdkerchiefS

w . N ems Handkerchief.
Broken assortment of initials
and printed styles. Were lie,
Sc Or 6 for 45c
-Wemen's Linen Handker-
chiefs. Midget hens for cro-
cheting ----- ---- ----1Oc
-l1 Women's LINEN Handker-
eheifs. Floral patterns on white
grounds --- --------21c
-o Women's Linen Print Ini-
tial HAndkerchiefs --21c
Head Scarfs. lrregs. Bright
floral patterns $50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Girls Wear

20 Cotton Dresses. Were
31.15 15------------------5OC
-S Teeners' Cetten Dresses.
Were $3.50 -------25c
-3e Gotten SlAcks, Skirts,
Playsuits. Were $1.1s to $1.3s.
39c
liz Teeners' Cotton luke
Suits. Were $2.ss------99c
- Novelty Hats, Were 1.29,
SOC
- Cotton Candlewick Robes.
Size : only. Were $2.7o,
$1.49
SIS Cetton Dresses. Were
Sl.95 Sl.lS
- Cotton 2-Pc. Suits. Were
$1.2s s-------------$1,29
Kann'-Fuurth Floor.
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Notions

Metal Hat and Tie Holders
for men. Were 50c----25c
- Soldiers' Army Sewing
Kits. Slightly damaged. Were
Asserted Utility Boxes Il 0c
COTTON Chints Shelf EdginE,
Assorted colors -----7c I'd.
Wooden Tie Racks. Were
KNITTING Boxes. Were 81,
Soc
-2-Way Stretch Cotton Las
tex Yarn Girdles. Medium
only. Were TOO
III Garment Bags. Shop
worn n-----------$1 90
Open Mesh Dishcloths,
2 for 15c
Metal Shoe Racks. Were
oSc --------------- 4SC
Konn,s-9fraAt H1oar
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Dresses

-Msses' 1-Pc. Spun Rayon
Stripes Dresses. Were $3.50,
S1.39
-Misses' and Women's Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Black and COL
ors. Were $3.99----S1.79
-Miases' and Women's Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Were 1898,
S1.69
-Misses' and Women's Rsyen
Crepe Dresses. Were $5.S8,
$3.50
Kann's-6econd Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Stationery

Ivory Colored Metal Waste
Baskets. Were t1-------6 69c
-25 Envelopes. White only.
Pkg. .--------------1Oc
Writing Paper. Various styles
and colors. Boxes are slightly
soiled. Were $l.50---H price
Book Ends, Ash Trays, Photo
Albums, Scrapbooks, Banks,
Etc. Were 25c to $3.50,
" price
White Candles. 6" size, Were
75c doz. ----------------49c
-Cretonne Desk Sets Pad,
blotter, ink well and letter
opener. Were $l---------60c
KAnn'-Street Floor.
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8 Homefitting BARGAINS
5ei.s, 5%s .s sse q, 39c

SIC to CSC Upholstery Squares, 24x24" and larger.
Many may be matched Ea.----------------------3Sc 3Sc
ssc to CSC Washable Sateen and Glazed Chintz full
bolts and slightly imperfect. Arranged on tables for
quick selection SOC
. Sc jacquard Rayon and Cotton Remnant Lengths,
large size plain colors attractive patterns Yd..-- 39c
59c Fakex Slip Covering, so" wide and several pat
terms Full bolts at, yd.-- 39c
Soc to CSC Belgium Linen Slip Covering; choice Of
and yellow cooring, plain and black effect a yd 39c
Q Sc to sSc Rayon Panel Curtains ~ wide. Several
coors. 54 to 81" long. sec
Sc Washable Creonnes SO" wide sunfast and tbfast
All full bolts; good selection. Yd.----------- 39c
7sc to CSC Window Shades These So to 45 wide.
subject to slight imperfectons Several to select FROM
Mounted on sturdy rollers.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
LJ,,tbreJIlIS

lis Women's 1ayon Umbrel-
las --------------S1.29
II Woman's 16-Rib RAyon
Umbrella. Was $2.25 --S1.S9
II Child's Rayon Umbrella.
Was $1.59. AS is s----S1.19
- Wen1n's 16-Rib Rayon
UmbrenaE Were 50 ---S1.9 80
II Weman's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrella. Was $4---S2 40
- Wemen's 1s-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were $3.50 1929
. Women's 1s-Rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were $8-----.$4 80
Kann'S-Street Floor
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Linens

-120 Cotton Lace Napkins.
Seconds ---10c
so Solid Color Cotton Guest
Towels. Were 25c-------15c
- Cotton and Rayon Table,
cloths. Seconds. 54x72" size,
S2.29
-S Cotton and Rayon Table,
cloths. Seconds. 64xS4" size,
S2.99
lie Three-Pc. Chenille Mat
and Lid Sets ---------$179
40 Seconds of $1.59 Printed
Cloths. 51x67" size 90
80 Seconds Of 81 Prinled
Tablecloths s-----r4c
20 Seconds Of $3.50 Printed
Cloths. 5sx7s" size ---.S1.95
ga Seconds Of $2.s5 Prinied
Cloths. 50" size e--------S1 80
go Seconds Of $2.S5 Lace Ia
blecloths ---S19 80
IS Seconds Of $5.95 Lace Ta-
blecl0ths --5S3. 90
u Seconds Of $685. Lace Ta-
blecloths ---S5. ~
SO Seconds Of soc Cannon
Towels -----30c
-120 Seconds Of 69c Cannon
Towels ---49c
kann's-Street Floor,
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Hu,adbuqs

-25 Fabric Bags. Were 81.
79c
Il Leather Tie Case. Was
$3.50. As ts--------E1
-25 Rags. Were $2.--S1.59
lie Bags. Were IS. As Is.
1898
. Handbags. Were $3.50 S5
SIS Belts. Were SOC ----19c
Kann'-street Floor.
COfsets
-Corsettes and Girdles. Ray
on and cotton. Were $3.50 and
sass -------------Sl.99
-Girdles and Corsettes Of
cotton, rayon and elastics.
Many styles In few sizes. Were
1895 to $5---------s$2.71
-Nemo-Flex Girdles OF rayon
satin. Were $7.50---$5 on
-Stylish.Stout Corsettes Of
rayon brocade. Were $3.50,
'''-'' S9.25
Kann,s-Second Flor,
GlOUeS
liz Prs. 1-Clasp Brown
Mocha Gloves. Sizes s to 7.
Were 50 3-----z--S1.49
-l6 Prs. 6-Button Length
Glace Leather Gloves. Black
and brown. Sizes 534 to II,
but not in each color. Were
lis Prs. Women's Capeskin
Gloves. Pig-graiued effect IN
natural, black and 4 few =
whites. Sizes 8 to 7A--S1.39
-1ss sPn. 4xbric Psh-ons.
Black. navy ana brown. Sizes
s to t. -.-------4 49c
Kann's-street Floor, .
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Lingerie

Silk and Rayon Gowns.
Were 37.o5 ----------S5. 90
Silk and Rayon Crepe and
Satin Slips and Gowns. Were
$o.So ---------------- SS.97
-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips and Gowns. Were
50 -------------S1.49
-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips. Were $1.69 and
$l.95 -----S1.29
.-.-Rayon Print Crepe Gowns.
Were $1.3s ---------X9c
Cotton Batiste Gowns. Were
81 and $l.39. 5Oc
Sheer Cotton Chemise. Were
81 --------- 39c
-Rayon Sueded Robes. Were
IS and $6---S3. %
-Rayen and Cetton Robes.
Were $5.s5 and $3.50 $3.50
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
FAIRS.

F0fS,
Dyed Skunk Jacket. Was
so ----- ----- $40. 90
-Mink-Dyed Csney Coat. SIZE
a. Was $50 ----,.S55 0(1
-Seal-Dyed Censy Coat. Was
so --- S57. 90
-Gray-Dyed Lamb Paw. Was
500 --------- S69. 90
BLACK k-Dyed Persian Paw
(plate). Was $129 500 90
nk-Dyed Muskrat. Was
&las ------------S1@, 90
(PIus 10% Federal Tdt)
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
DO,,sestics

-S Fillsw Protectors. Were
75c c---------------------59c
IS Mattress Covers. Double
bed. Were $1.59-------$1.39
-S Mattress Covers. Double
and twin sizes. Were $1.95,
S1.49
- Prs. Cotton Window Dra-
peries. Were $4.95-----S2.95
g Pm. Cotton Window Dra-
peries. Were $3.os-----S1.99
- Cotton Bedspreads. Twin
size. Were $3.99-------S2.49
So White Pillow Ticks.
Featherproof ---------39c
S Solid Color Chenille Bed
spreads. Were S4.ss---S3.19
!, Kann'a-street Floor. {
y" Arc GOOdsi !
80 knitting Bass. Assorted
colors. Were 69c-
II Hand-Embroidered Model
Scarf. Rose color. Soiled. Was
S4.96 ------------S2.98
IS Stamped Pillowcases, I
Stamped Scarf and / Stamped
Towel wel----------------i0c
- Hand = Embroidered Or
candy Aprons. Models. Soiled.
Were $3.9S --S1,98
- Pieces Of Needlepoint Tap
estry to be finished. Were
$l.2o o-------59c
-z2 Balls Crocheting Cotton.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

.yesceIs.y

80 Wsmen's Rings. Were
$l.oS -------------------s$1
- Pins. Were 4S.-
II Mans Sterling Silver Belt
Backls. Was. $3.50. As h-s$2
lie IdentincatisA Bracelets.
Were 81 --------------- '39c
IL Genuine Culturel Pearl
Necklace. Was $15--'S12.5O
SO Pcs. Costume Jewelry.
Were 81 '50c
('Starred Items Subject to
Iex Tdr.)
-kAnn's-Street Floor.
RayO,s indies
-12 Wsmen's Csttsa Knit
Pajamas. Extra sise.---$1.49
-25 Sil-e-Etts Combinations.
1rregs., broken sizes
-3e Wsmen's Woven Rayon
Slips. Tearose; broken sizes.
25c
-KAyser's kun-Preef Rayon
Undies. White; broken sizes;
were soc and 7sc-- --59c
10 Briefs, Vests and Panties.
Broken sizes ---22c
-Snuggies. S712% cotton,
1919 wool and 21a%, silks.
Vests and panties. Broken
sises --2Sc
-5 Hrs. Sport Knit fanties.
SO% wool and 5O% silk. Ir-
regs. Of $l.25 and $50 grades.
39c
Kann'-street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Wash FrOcks

Cotton Wash Frocks. Small
sizes. Were 4l.6o-----39c
-Two.Pc. Raysn Suits. Small
sizes. Were $2.s9---S1.97
-Two-Pe. Kayen Suits. Soiled.
Were IS -------S2.97
-Rayon Maternity. Frocka.
soiled. Were s5.ss----S2.5O
Cotton Uniforms. Broken
sizes. Were $l.9s and $3.50.
99c
Brunch Coats. Cotton. Small
sizes. Were Il .6o.-----$1.29
BLACK Sheer Raysn Frocks.
Were 33.os 80
Kann's-8eoond Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Infants Wear

-ChiIdrsn's CotsE Seeks.
Pasteis and dark 1hGl& &zes
~ 10 g.. Were 2sc---
-Girls' Cotton Blouses. White
and pasteb. Sizes } to ex.
Were $1.s9 to $3.50 $l,44
-Children's Cotton Overalls.
Seersucker and striped denim.
Sizes 7 to :. Were SOC --54c
-0veraIls, Shsrts, Jackets.
Striped = cotton seersucker.
Broken sizes : to 3. Were Sis
and $1.39 --------44c
beacon and Cotton Seer.
sucker Robes. Broken sizes,
SIC
Cotton Striped Sweaters.
Broken sises, ) to .. Were
$1.69 -----S1.28
Girls Slips and Fajamas.
Broken sizes. Were $1.29 to
$l.ss ---- --97c
Girls Kayon Satin Panties
and Slips. Broken sizes 1 to
IA -------h price
-Rayen Satin Slips. Sizes
4 to 8. Were $1.15-------57c
-Raysn Satin and Crepe
Fanties. Broken sises I to IA.
Were 79c 38C
Kann's-Fburth Floor.