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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Sealed proposals for furnishing
all labor and all materials for Altera-
tons AZ the County lnfirmary at
the Washtenaw County Farm. on
Mashteuaw Road viii be received
~ the office Of the County Auditor
IN the Court House Ann Arbor.
Michigan until u o'clock noon
Thursday. April .. ist2. al which
time the bids viii be opened and
publicly read. after which TIE bids
will be considered and the award
made as early a. practical
A certified check on "a reputable
bank or bank draft made payable
without reserve 20 the County Trea-
surer OF Washtenaw County Mich
igan for five t5) percent OF the bid
must accompany each bid
Instructions 10 bidders and blank
forms OF proposals may he obtained
and plans and specifications may he
seen at the office OF the County
Auditor IN the Court House. Ann Ar
Dor. Michigan.
Washtenaw County Board OF
Supervisors
Building Committee
Fred ]. Williams. Chairman
Adv. 32lS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Students Turn Out War
Supplies In Classroom

WOBURN. Mass.--lNS-Woburn
High School students are pitching
in on the war effort by saving the
town and Mayor william +. Kane
money which would ordinarily have
TO be spent for splints, stretchers,
clubs for the auxiliary police and
other important wartime equip
ment.
War supplies are being made by
students. nearly 900 OF them. who
are turning out a factory-like sup
ply of equipment In the. wood work
ing. printing and domestic arts
courses at the school.
Recently. 100 night sticks were
turned over to the auxiliary police,
produced on three lathes that ran
on an assembly line. with each stu
dent worker completing his part
Of the shaping them passing tho
stick along for the next step.
Boys I'm the woodworking classes
got together with girls taking do
nestle arts courses and made six
new stretchers. The entire produc-
I ton was based on blue prints pro-
vlded by the State Committee on
Public Safety. Available for i'm
mediate use are $50 splints. for
broken arms and legs. and two
movable gun racks
The printing department coop
crates with defense authorities In
printing literature for draft boards,
defense schools. air raid wardens
instructions and other demands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
BURNS FATAL

Detroit Mich. Mar. 30--lNS-
seyen-year-old Betty Stull. OF 1.-Two
MIA Township. died In Red
ford Receiving Hospital % burns
suffered when her clothing caught
fire while she was plysing near q
h0nffra
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

This hitherto unpublished picture,
taken recently. shows Mrs. Jane
Denham Newkirk at her Los An
geles home before word reached
her that her husband, "Scarsdsle
Jack Newkirk, one Of the ia
nous American Flying Tigers
with the Chinese Air Force. had
been killed during : raid on
japanese airdrome in Thailand.
They were married last summer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
For Sale Real Estate
Houses


THREE GOOD BUYS
zoos M'kINLEN AVE New five
rooms and hath. built Tor owner,
just west OF the city. new homes
OF same tvpe surrounding Il
smooth painted walls. oak floors
fun basement. furnace. coal water
heater. large one car garage, Gem
ent floor. curbed drive screens
storm sash. Priced az ti6fb with
ti,755 down. bal, $500 per mo.
~ per cent interest.
SIS NORTH GROVE-S bedroom
home. all good sized rooms, IN
very good condition. Will convert
TO income easily oak floors. ward
fenced in large two car garSge
special price 81 s SOC Terms.
Shown by appointment.
SO7 LOWELL ST. large room one
and one half story home. oak
floors. hot water heat side
hall grade entrance 20 full base
ment, three car garage. lot 66XSl4.
Price $500 with 5000 down n
interested in any OF these three
call
Ralph E. Smallidge
$40 Roosevelt Blvd.
Broker Phone $50 Builder
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
our Dollars By Shopping From The Daily CLassbicds
Merchandise
HOUSEHOLDS Furnishings

WALNUT Duncan Pfyfe dinins table
6 chairs. table pads call A. 9it ".
FOREST
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

WASHINGTON AP - Retail
butchers were warned today that
the Office OF Price Administration
will crack down sharply Il they fail
TO keep pork product prices Within
mid-March levels Dan A. West,
OPA consumer division director. ad.
vlsed buyers 10 question increases
IN the price OF ham. bacon, chops,
etc. and report TO OPA any mark.
ed rises. The wholesale prices or
most OF these products already are
covered by al temporary ceiling
based on the March 3 10 7 figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Antique Show
Opens Again
Saturday

GATHER AROUND we an
tique lovers, for here comes the
semi-annual antique show I.
the same you've been attending
these many years. where you
find so many lovely things .
choice old china, hobnail glass
ware those beauteous and
bright colored glass hats and
slippers, old kerosene lamps
with quaint flowered shades TO
be converted into electric jobs
or maybe in keeping with
the times, we'll use them as is
for a season or two.
There's a goodly display of
furniture. too -. old bureaus
and chairs brought down from
the Colonial days, odd mirrors
-. just the thing for that space
in your hall or living room +.
Oh, lots of things at the antique
show for collectors.
The show opens Saturday at
the Tuller Hotel open daily
from IL a. m. till IL p. m. f.
runs through Tuesday, Septem-
Der %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

shopping information, Cherry $780, line 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

your opportunities from thin
air this dull appearing day.
Attend TO necessary routine
affairs, then take time for pleas
ant diversion when obligations
permit.
SEPT. 2I TO OCT. %
Librd-Should be a delightful
period for patriotic and philan-
thropic activities, military and
naval affairs, young peoples
activities, legal matters, study,
work on inventions.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Money matters, draw
ing up contracts and estimating
bids ask more than casual atten-
ton. Be particular about de-
tails, percentages, valuation of
materials. Don't overestimate
nor undervalue.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sdgittdrius - One of { h ose
peculiar" days that will annoy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
WV. G. A. Offers Variety
Of Keep-Fit Activities

and Miss Elizabeth A. Raymond
will direct other courses in
shorthand and tipping.
World Events
Alfred J. Kelley, assistant pro-
fessor of history at Wayne Uni
versity, will lead a stimulating
discussion group on "The World
Today and Tomorrow" covering
the facts behind the headlines,
the shaping of the peace, and
the role of the United States in
the post war world.
Other courses include contract
bridge, cookery, dressmaking,
English, creative writing, home
nursing, terror decoration,
money and investments, music,
piano and voice, speech, psychol-
ogy, religion, social usage and
Spanish, gym, tennis, fencing,
bicycling, riding. ice and roller
skating, diving, life saving, and
special Saturday dancing and
swimming classes for children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
For Saturday, September rs.
MARCH 2I TO APRIL 20

Aries-Again day stressing
sensible caution in business and
personal activities. You need a
calm, clear head. too, for the
knotty problems likely to bob up
now. We're all in this struggle
and we all must work and pray,
bear our responsibilities and
share sacrifices.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 90
TdWus-Fairly beneficial for
money profits and making secure
present holdings; for establish
ing good footing for your
future security. Important you
save and invest wisely from earn
ings made now.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
GemiHi-New, improved ideas
and methods can be applied TO
advantage here. But this does
not mean drastic changes from
that which is already working
smoothly and profitably. Changes
that will cause delays in pro-
duction> not advised.
JUNE sS TO JULY 9S
Cdncer-You, like all zodiacal
natives, will be the better for
regular periods of wholesome
and health producing recreation
during free hours. Get some in
today, IL possible, without sacri-
ficing essential work.
JULY 81 TO AUG. 2e
Leo-Salesmen, promoters, sell
ers of government bonds and all
things useful are in the front
favored ranks today. Exert your
persuasive personality and sell
ing ability for war needs and
other good causes.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. %
Vir0o-You may have to pluck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
lie Patterns
Are Featured
In Harper's
BY JOAN DEAN

MY GOODNESS. what's this
world a-coming to? The ermine
gals have taken up with the
needle. We've just learned that
Harper's Bazaar features a full
spread in its October issue on a
well-known 15-cent pattern line.
Yes, the experts who kept you
posted on the extremes Of fash
ions whim, the publicizers OF
mink capes, sapphire necklaces
and everything luxurious =. :.
they're advising you now to sew
down the living costs while you
sew up a wardrobe.
WE DON'T know the whole
story nobody will until the
issue hits the newsstands Octo-
Der 2, but a local store that
sells the patterns has ventured
q few tidbits.
In the first place, the two pat
terms selected were made up
into sample garb, as photo
graphed above.
In the second place. they were
fashioned from the fabrics
chosen by the Harper's editors
both a warm beige, In 100
per cent pure wool.
THE COLOR BEIGE, we sus-
pect, was chosen because Of the
movement on to conserve dyes
these war days. Well. it's GER
tainly no skin off our teeth I.
2nige gives you endless POSSIBLE
5 for bright shades and mul,
ole changes in your accessories.
And this sewing-for-yourself
idea is a coming thing, what
with labor shortages. We were
told on good authority that twice
as many women were dressmak-
ing at home than there were
three years ago.
NEW NOTE in clubs Is the
mother-and-d daughter organiza-
tons, founded by the same
store. Every month some spe-
cial programs will be arranged
for mothers and their 2 to IL
year-old daughters.
The opening one features the
selection Of typical Mother
Daughter teams for future func-
tons, with Judgment depending
upon their attractiveness, family
resemblance and personality.
Besides, there'll be some big
and-little outfits shown for the
farnilyNin-ditto act and, TO
round out the meeting, trick
dogs from the Pontchartrain
Doberman Kennels will go on
exhibition. The time Is 1880
q. m. this Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
BY Frances Drake


you II you aren't in a cheerful,
hopeful frame of mind. On the
other hand, with the right inn
petus and "push" supplied by
you, you can turn out fine results.
DEC. 20 TO Jan. ef
CdpricOrn-Dogged determina-
ton and patience (Capricorn's
natural gifts) If exercised fully
today will not only tide you over
the difficult spots but lead you to
new gains, marked improvement.
JAN. 2e TO FEB. 20
AqudriuS-Your stars are quite
favorably aspected now and If
you will keep going at a reason
able tempo, you will get things
well advanced toward completion.
New and unusual matters on the
preferred list.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 20
Pisces-You may find your adj
vantages today in out-of -the-ordi-
nary lines, improved devices and
methods. At least il will be worth
your while trying. You have
creative ability-give it an oppor-
tunity to prove itself.
A CHILD born on this dan:
Should have fine mental equip
ment, a sturdy, purposeful deter
mination and a kindly disposition.
This individual is talented, artis-
tic; can be depended upon to do
a finished, skilled job no matter
the occupation. This, Of course,
IL he Cor she) is living true TO
best qualities. Must learn to
give way to others wishes occa-
sionally.
Birth anniversary Of Irving A.
Bachelor, American journalist,
author; Jean Gericault, French
painter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

TO meet the special wartime
needs of women and girls on the
home front, are offered in all
branches of the Detroit YWCA
in the new term of classes and
sports opening on September 20.
'In these days of emotional
tension, speed-up and overtime
work, good health is more inn
portant than ever" declares
Miss Anne v. Whitson, YWCA
education executive. ITS every
ones patriotic duty to keep
physically fit. mentally alert and
ready to give maximum service
TO the war effort"
New early morning recreation
classes in all YWCA branches
are Of special interest to girls
on the night shift who must seek
their recreation while others are
at work. These include relaxing
exercises, swimming, badminton,
bowling, and Arthur Murray
dancing (also open to men,
Practical Glasses
Wartime training in blueprint
reading and inspection is offered
at Central Branch under the di-
rection of three Detroit women
engineers: Miss Hazel !. Quick
of the Michigan Bell Telephone
Company, Mrs. Lydia J. Dietsch,
former member of the city engi-
neer's staff, and Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Sink of the Chrysler Cor
poration.
Motor mechanics at Interna-
tional Center Branch is taught
by l.. j. Croteau and L. II. Bar
tholomew of the Henry Ford
Trade School, and at Lucy Thur
man Branch by Charles F.
Stephens of the Ford Motor
Company. First aid classes are
directed by qualified Red Cross
instructors.
A new household management
course at Central Branch is I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Brenda
w. Horton and designed to give
practical aids for the efficient
operation of the home, with or
without a helper.
Arts and Crafts
A new arts and crafts center
at Central and Highland Park
branches will be directed by
Miss Elizabeth l.. M. Epson of
the Society of Arts and Crafts
School.
John L. Kolle Of the J. L. Hud-
son Company Is returning to the
YWCA for his eighth year as
instructor in interior decoration.
and Mrs. Noble Splitter will give
special instruction in slip-cover
making and re-upholStery.
DramaticS will be directed by
Mrs. Gail ForSman Johnson,
formerly with the Ann Arbor
and Kalamazoo Civic Theaters
and the Sub Deb Modelling
School, New York City. Her
course will cover fundamentals
of acting. play production and
fashion modelling.
Personality Cheekup
Miss Marie Margaret VIM
throp, fashion stylist and adver-
Using executive, formerly an
instructor with the Dale Car
negie Institute, New York City,
will conduct a new Personality
Check-Up" course for ambitious
girls who want TO make the
most of their good points.
Miss Elinor Brabaw of the
medical research department of
the Frederick Stearns Company,
will teach medical shorthand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Pronunciation Tip

WATCH THE ar" in these
three words. Say FEBRUARY,
not FEBRUARY. Say MODERN,
not mod-ren or mod'n. Say
PATTERN, not pat-ren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
School Meets
Again Next
tuesday

IF PACKING lunch boxes Is
a chore for you, come to The
Detroit Times Cooking School
next Tuesday and see Prudence
Penny pack lunches for defense
Wprkers and school children.
As a warning TO mothers who
: ght be inclined 10 pack too
many san q wi c hes and not
enough milk, fruit and vege-
tables Prudence Penny has titled
this school Don't F'lirt With
Lunch Box Hunger"
Among the dishes you will see
prepared at the school are indi-
vidual meat loaves, chocolate
brownies, raised doughnuts,
orange surprise cup cakes and
a variety of sandwiches.
Soldiers Boxes
Still another feature OF the
school that will interest mothers
with sons in the service will be
Prudence Penny's demonstration
of how to pack a box for ship
ping overseas.
Then. by way OF entertaining
our scholars. a sound motion
picture produced by the national
live stock and meat board in
collaboration with the bureau
of home economics of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture will be shown.
The picture bears the in
triguing title, Meat and Ro-
nance" and will give you
authoritative information on the
selection, cooking. carving and
food value of all kinds Of meats.
For Members Only
The Prudence Penny cooking
school is open to members of
The Detroit Times Homemakers
Club and is held in the fifth
floor auditorium Of The Detroit
Times Building.
The time is the same as usual.
Class starts at 100 Tuesday
afternoon with doors open at
] o'clock.
II you are not a member OF
the Homemaker's Club but
kuld like to attend the cook
school you may enroll in the
club in the lobby Of The Detroit
Times Building any time before
class on Tuesday.
The price of your membership
card is 10 cents. After once en-
rolling in the Homemakers Club
all future cooking schools are
open to you free of charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
FREsHEN CoCoNUT

SHREDDED COCONUT that
has become dry can be fresh
ened by soaking in milk for 5
minutes before il is used In
cookies, cakes or buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
CANNING TIP

RED PEPPER is very widely
distributed now and is plentiful
Remember it when you put up
your. tomato relishes, catsupS,
and even sweet fruit buffers.
Evening star., 1942-10-22

. Maple Vanities. AS is.
Were S22.95 ------S S1495
Il Maple Dresser. AS is. Was
S2o.95 --S S1S 90
Il Walnut Veneer Chest
Drawers. Floor sample. Was
s2495 --S S17.99
Il Maple Finish Caest
Drawers. Floor sample. Was
S12,95 ----------S S&.88
Il Single Mahogany Finish
Spool Bed. Floor sample. Was
S1495 ---.-S 50. 9.95
Il Double Walnut Veneer
Bed. Was s2l.95 S12.09
Il Double Mahogany Finish
Bed. AS is. Was sl095, S7.77
. Occasional Chairs. AS is.
Were e9.95--------- $3.50
Il 4-Fcct Innerspring Mat
tress. AS is. Was $1399,
S11.4i
II Single Innerspring Mat
tress. AS is. Was S19.95.
$500
. Double Innerspring Mat
tresses. As is. Were s2295,
S18.88
. Double Innerspring Mat
tresses. AS is. Were $685.,
S14.44
-3 Innerspring Mattresses. AS
is. Were S12.99 SS.SS
Il Double Cotton Mattress.
AS is. Was $8.95 --- S4.99
. Single Innerspring Mat
tresses. AS is. Were s16.95,
S12.99
Il Single Innerspring Mat
tress. AS is. Was $2495,
$18.99
Il Single Box Spring on Legs
and One Single Innerspring
Mattress to Match As is,
S2S.S8
a ChintI Covered Boudoir
Stools Floor samples. Were
t2.95 ----------- S1.39
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Handkerchiefs

Mems and Women's Hand
kerchiefs. Embroidered styles.
Odd initials, corded edges. Ir-
regs. of Csc qualities es--12bc
10 Hand Made Handker-
chiefs for Women. Linen.
Slightly shopworn. Were 35c,
Csc
-Women's Colorful Linen
Print Handkerchiefs. Were Csc,
121ac
-Women's Larger Cotton
HandkerchiefS. Printed de-
signs. Were 18c----l2Lc
Small Group of Handker-
chiefs for Children 2c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Infants Wear

Boys Wash Suits. Sizes l.
to 3. Were $l.15 to $1.69- 97c
Shirts, Shorts, Stacks. Bro
ken sizes 3 to 8. Were $1.15
and $1.39 -------------58c
Girls Dresses. Sizes l to 3.
Were $l.15 --------------97c
Girls Cotton Blouses. Sizes
/ to 8. Were $1.15 and 1929,
97c
Sun Suits, Cotton Sleeveless
Shirts and Pocketbooks. Were
29c to $1.15-------------15c
Chenille Jackets, Dresses,
Playsuits and Blouses. Were
$1.99 to $2.99 ---- 81. IA
Cotton SeerSucker and Cot
ton Denim Overalls. Sizes 3
to 8. Were sec and 69c SIC
-Children's Cotton Socks.
Sizes Az to 6. Were 29c 10c
-Children's Union Suits. 77T
cotton, 1870 wool and 80
rayon. Broken sizes 2 to y.
Were 81 $1---------------74c
Sissy Pants. 8712oo cotton,
1919 wool and 2l2 % silk.
Broken sizes, 8 to Is. Were
59c c-------------------23c
Cotton Slips with built-up
shoulders. Broken sizes 2 to
IA. We're 39c go
Sample knitwear. Logging sets,
headWear, mittens, sweaters.
Were soc to $7.95,
SIC to S4.44
Sample Bathrobes. Broken
sizes 2 to 6. We're $1.99 to
SZ'39 --------------- 90
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Blankets Nt,es
Comforts

$ Rayon Covered Comforts.
Filled with $50 cotton and
SO wool. Dusty rose and blue.
72x04" size. Were $500,
S5.95
-12 Pastel Colored Cotton
Sheet Blankets. Rayon bound.
72x9O" size --S1.69
8 Batiste Comfort Covers.
Flowered patterns. Size 72XS4.
Fast colors ------S S1.99
-12 Cotton Blankets. tac-
guard designs. Dark shades.
70xS0" size -Sl.99
a All Wool Lightweight
Blankets. Seconds. Cedar only.
72x84" size ---------S4.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
TOstets'scs

-l29 Ecstasy Perfumes. 5
fragrances. 2-dram bottle.
Ice
Al Bottles 18th Century Toi-
let Water. Were ST Acc
-205 Assorted Toiletries.
Creams. shampoos, lotions. etc.
We're 29c -----. ---19c
80 Sutton's Liquid Bubble
Bath. In fancy bud vases.
Were 81 ---------------4Gc
-21 Kann's Bath Powders.
Soiled boxes. Were 75c 39c
Al Boxes of Gardenia Bath
Powder with bottle of gardenia
perfume. Were 81 soc
So Giant 20-Oz. Jars Bubble
Bath. 3 fragrances. Were 69c,
35c
g Seventeen Skin Fresh
ener. Were ST 1--------4 4Sc
Ill Babani Colognes. Were
SITS sec
Is Souvenir Colofncs of
Washington. Were 89c 2oc
8 Pinaud's Apple Blossom
COlogneS. Were 89c - 49c
(Above items subject to 1910
Federal Tax
-101 Boxes White Kitchen
Soap. 6 cakes to a box. Close
out -------1Gc
Evening star., 1942-10-22
I20 Pairs Slip-on
Pieskin Gloves
s1.79
Black, brown and white:
broken sizes, regularly
$3.50.
Better Dresses

--35 Suit Dresses for misses.
Rayon gabardine and rayon
twills in new Fall shades.
Were $10.95 ---S7 90
3 Novelty Weave Rayon Suit
Dresses. Red and green only.
Sizes for misses. Were $10.95,
S6.44
-Rayon Daytime Dresses for
misses and women. Broken
sizes. Fall colors and black.
Were $14.95 and $16.95, 1888
10 Two-pc. Rayon Jersey
Suit Dresses. Also rayon crepe
dresses. Misses sizes. Were
S8.95 and $10.95 5----S5. AZ
Misses and Women's Day
time Dresses. Dressy and tai
lored styles. Rayon crepe in
fall shades and black. Were
$16.95 and $19.95---S9.97
KAnn'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Art Goods

50 One-Oz. Balls Yarn.
Soiled. Were 29c and 39c 10c
Il Pink Model Baby Blanket.
Was $1.93 -------9 CSC
-26 Prs. Stamped Cotton Pill
low Cases. Were soc pr. 39c
-12 Rose-CoIored, Stamped
Scarfs. Were 89c SGc
80 Skeins Tapestry Yarn.
Odd colors. Were 30c----10c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Rags

-1-9x12 Washed Oriental
Type Rug, used. Was s44.95,
S1e,SS
-1-7.6x9 Felt Base Rug,
damaged. Was S3.49 ca.
S1.OO
-2-4x6 Cotton Rugs, frlnged
ends. Was s6.95 S3o5
-1-Sx10 Wool Chenille Rug.
Was s3495 -----S S29.95
-1-8.3x10.6 Administer Rug.
Was 1895 --S2 S29.9!1
-2-9x12 Velvet Rugs. Were
s59.s5 ca. -----S S47.88
-25 - 14"x24" Cocoa Door
Mats. Were $119 ca. S1.OO
-2-9x12 Administer Rugs.
Were 1895 ca. -S3495
40 Yards 27" Twistweave
Carpet. Was 1895 yard S2,95
100 Yards Fl" Hall Carpet.
Was $1.95 yard
-25-27x45 Mottled Axmin-
ster Rugs. Were S2.95 -S2.49
-1-9x12 Washed Wilton Rug.
Was ssa,5o S79.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Razor, indies

-28 Sports Panties in red and
blue. 500 wool and 500 silk.
Irregs. of $1.25 and s1.5O
grades es-------47c
80 Woven Rayon Slips. Small
sizes. Were 69c 8 for 81 90
40 Combinations. Broken
sizes and styles. Irregs. of
s1.25 grade -63c
10 Run-Resist Rayon I'm
dies. Broken sizes and styles.
Panties, briefs and vests. Were
soc -----------------39c
-36 Rayon Mesh Vests. Most
ly white. Were 39c --25c
-Rayon Panties, Stepins and
Briefs. Some irregs. and dis
continued styles. Were 39c to
49c 29c
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22

Wash FrOckS

Cotton Uniforms. Sizes IL
and IA only. We're $1.95,
SLIT
-2-Pc. Rayon Prints and
Solid Colored Dresses. Were
s299 ---- S1.5O
White Cotton Seersucker
Uniforms. Were $3.50 S1.29
-Rayon Maternity Frocks.
Were S5.95 w 60 az
-2-pc. Rayon Suits. Broken
sizes. Were $3.50 60 20
Cotton Sheer Frocks. BroEen
sizes. Were S1.69 5Gc
-2-pc. Georgiana Rayon
Suits. Were $5 5---- S2G1
Kann'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
HOSie1'u

-Irregs. of Famous Name,
Full-Fashioned Rayon Hosiery.
Cotton reinforced feet----59c
Run Resist Rayon Hosiery.
First quality and irregs. --29c
Limited Quantity. Seconds
of silk and rayon hosiery. Bro
ken sizes and colors ---39c
-87 Prs. Full-Fashioned Silk
Hosiery. Cotton or rayon re-
inforced. Broken sizes. AS is,
Sc
Isl Prs. Misses and Chill
dren's Mercerized Cotton Ankle
Socks. Slightly soiled. Broken
sizes ------- .--1Oc
10 Rayon Satin Hosiery
Boxes. 3-section size -30c
-13 Rayon Satin Hosiery
Boxes. 6-section Size 69c
Kann's-Street Floor.