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Evening star., 1942-04-06
$1-u-Yeor Mayor
Declines Ninth Term

BY the Associated Press.
MARSH FIELD, Mo.-Mayor Joe
Robertson had. his fill Of political
life after eight terms.
II have had little trouble making
ends meet" said the mayor in de-
clining a ninth term.
His salary has been 81 q year.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

lians College and was graduated
from Princeton University In 1855.
He came to Washington in 1888
after retiring from educational
work.
He is survived by his widow and
four children, Eliot Coulter Of this
city, Miss Helen Coulter, New York;
Mrs. Evelyn Bonner, Buchanan,
Mich, and Mrs. Anne Parsons,
Providence, r. !.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

FOuIlUdIl0H xCl-
lowships, 1t was
announced last
night In New
York City.
They are DR.
Floyd Abnzo
M McClure, 3l5
willard avenue,
Ch evy Chase,
Md, an d DR..
George Norbert
Kates, ia Fifth
street NE. They
are among 81
per ons who
w ere awarded
fellowships car
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Gen. Macarthur Accepts
York's Bid for Post

By the Associated Press.
UNITED STATES ARMY HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, April
6.-Gen. Douglas Macarthur ac-
cepted today the invitation Of Sergt.
Alvin C. York to become honorary
international commander In chief
Of the Citizens Committee to Dis
play the Flag.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
woWashingtonianr
Among 81 Granted
Guggenheim Awards
Dr.. Floyd A. Mcclure
And Dr.. George Kotes
Get FeIIowships

Two educators, formerly Of China,
now living In the Washington Met
ropolitan Area, have been awarded
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial
Evening star., 1942-04-06

IL you can remember Pearl Harbof
you can remember to call . collector
and give him your old paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Roy L. Peters. 1897 Montclair.
Emory II. DeaGon. ii025 Goethe.
lotto E--Eurton.- ls32
Phillip T. CArretti. 222f AnderdOu.
CaTemlo Gandolfo $685. Lilhbridge.
George A. sexsmith, 1854 Benitesu.
james Y. Bailey, 1850 r. Vernon hwy
Frank Squire. 1855 Hart
Aquif Muftar Sake. 1898 LycAste.
Daniel T. Pel, 1870 Hart
Ralph J. Bauh 2235 Hillger
Baxter Howard. 2i26 Anderdon.
John NJ. Conboy 1892 Fairview.
Chester Me. HiEgs. 7i6 Fairvlsw.
/ Frank T. Sayalie. lf4 Garland.
Joseph p Nadeau zoos Harding
Harold keough 1885 East jefferson.
Ernest C Helsmoriei. 1881 Lemay.
oliver A. Godfrey. 1872 Hillger
John Henry Ferrera. 3592 Lycaste.
Middleton Kirtiey JF.. 1874 Gray
Charles Edward Zurk. Sass Garland,
James W. Powers. 1874 Hilger.
ROY ksvanaugh.
BOARD No.
Walter stringer. John Goldfarb.
BOARD No ~
Thomas z Zaroni. Willie Bradley.
| BOARD No 30
lOFVal y slater william Harding. Richa r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
/ Detroiters Go
b Army School
.p.,rols Time. washington Buresu

- Detroit Times washington borrsu
WASHINGTON. oct. is. -
Fxchty-three of Americas bust.
mss and professional leaders-2s
ofrthem from the Middle West
ii3uding three Detroiters--win &C
"a school with the army at the
cornmand and general STAFF school
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, Octo'
KFor four weeks these men, al
aNthem closely allied to the wal
bort, will be given a general pic
tire OF Americas military forces
,ncir organization, administrator
and operation. the duties and re-
yuursibfiftfcs -of-the-'ra dePaft-
mt and the agencies linked tc
tbt war effort.
Detroiters named TO attend the
school are n. w. Seidel of the
CMysler Corporation. S. F. Baker
OF the Thornton Tandem Com
pHny and Richard Deverall.
The businessmen will be as
s&ned to quarters provided by tho
army; will eat at the Fort Leav'
enHorth Officers Club and viii
ENJOY the recreational facilities Of
tie club.
The men are either occupying
key military positions, or are
~ Qrking in civilian capacities II
he liaison with the war depart
D9cnt. The course is designed 4
enable them TO cooperate more
efficiently with the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Joseph ,. swsntnsr, fnkstsr.
Roy l. Meridith. Melvindale.
ftegtusid L. Dsrnsii.- Benton, X
Charles c. Boyd, Allen Park.
Harold y. Sticksl. Dearborn.
James d. Fender. Dearborn.
WAYNE BOARD NO. Is
Virgil H. Mcdowell. 2207 Andsrdon.
Jack ". swfck, i093s East Jefferson.
Erhard X. Schlieben, 1922 FeirvieW.
Jack Moir, 1899 East Jefferson.
Earl q. Ferguson. 1858 Harding.
Alfred r. Shamis. 3542 Bevick.
Donat L. Roy. also Bewtck.
omsr A. Lehoucq, $3.50 Lyeaste
Joseph Bernard Yohn. 102ii East JEFFERSON
Donald Tromblsy, 2lt2 Corners.
William %. Rice. iilO5 East Jefferson.
Frank 3. Zampsglions, 1914 Kerchsval
Verne r. Meyer, Il7le East Jefferson.
John senko. 1iTie East Jefferson.
Leroy B. Brown, 775 ST. Jean.
Etienne L. Mertens, 3fsf Giadwin.
Tennyson T. Myers, 1904 Bsniteau.
Carl y. Moran, 1871 DickeFson.
John J. Huri. $3.50 Gladwin.
Joseph A. surms. 1888 Cophn.
John Yudlnski 2ees Lycaste
Leonard J. Murphy, 1898 Lemay.
Frank A. Bowman. GIT Fairview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

illustrated readers and news
paper, Our War which features
a comic character. Private Pete. I"
undergoing problems familiar TO
the soldier-reader. are used. in the
program,
The average illiterate soldier be-
comes fit for service after 10
weeks in a special training unit.
Only about 6 per cent OF those
completing the 15-week course are
discharged as unfit for service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Army Is Teaching
Its IIiterdtes

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 GNS)
The war department today an.
|nounced the army is successfully
operating a program for training
illiterate enlistees.
More than 600 specially trained
enlisted men, with teaching back.
ground, are now engaged in teach.
ing illiterate soldiers elementary
reading and basic military terms
Specially prepared film strips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
MAR Drdinseity
OF 289 Doctors;
III in State Go

sMichigan has sent I'll OF its
physicians to war, including 2ss
from Detroit. since last May, IT
Was reported today by Major
HFry V. Wagley. member OF the
Michigan medical recruiting board,
which is disbanding. Its quota was
6SS.
Major Wagley said that Michi-
ran is one of the first states TO
exceed It's quota. Since the board
opened last May, $500 physicians
have been interviewed and of this
Number 1,S45 have made applica-
tiDn for service.
He pointed out that while the
nt3tional quota of $500 has not
h1Ikn filed. the procurement serv-
les OF the army are concentrating
ID the five most populous states.
CLOSED SEPT. 8
Dentist corps applications from
this state were closed on Septem-
Der 3. except for those who are
in la.
Future applications by either
doctors or dentists may be made
in writing 10 the Chicago medical
recruiting board. 80 West Michi-
gan avenue. Chicago.
Major Wagley estimated that
there were 450 Michigan physi-
clans under As, 80 of them in
Detroit, who could be used to
meet a 1943 quota.
1t. Col. John G. Slevin. chair
man OF the local board. has been
transferred 10 Fort Custer and is
acting chief surgeon OF the sta
ton hospital Major Wagley will
ap- TO the Chicago board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

I'm, in,''' Handy combination Dap an, mo
j.e. s ooet.,,. Full ripper front ., 'na
nun nun, breast pocket. cO"nioI Comfort PIE,
cut for action! Buy no"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
DETROIT EVENING TIMES lpHoNE CHERRY $500

" Rundsn, William @ Carter, John z
Macmillan, Joseph j. ArokS
BOARD NO. St-tswrsncs y PHquettr
BOARD NO. 30-John Rspasky, Robus
tinAnA NJ. CruI.
BOARD NO. 47-Hsrold r. Flowers,
The following men were sent direc
10 Fort Custer Frank Aurano, Lawrence
p. Besau, Lawrence sheehan, Angel
Massagiia Jr., Lem Buekner. Charles NJ
Forrest. Bernard NJ. Mcdowell. Alvin Y
Anderson, James r. HaIel. Joseph Bells
John B. Turley, william u. Jones BernafS
Heard. Samuel b. Wright and Marcel J
Thimmes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Bsekache Talk Planned

DIR. Ralph K. Ghormley. associ.
ate professor Of ofthepedic sur
CORY. of Rochester, Mimi. vii
discuss the underlying causes oi
backache al a meeting OF the gen.
eral practice section of the Wayne
County Medical Society AZ S:4s
pm. Monday at the Detroit Insti
tutA OF Artk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

g.. =, on. Of our better kn II,
save SYN ." oualry work shoes on ',a
b On Y,,d week only lis 'ous.
Tor VA. -, ,,rn.d ,ho<, with as1'os
Caodye,r ~.l,,. tirs-eOfd '0''''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Id Wayne Boards
Send 264 to Fit. Custer

Harry J. Mcdonald, Lincoln Park.
Charles Msstro. Dearborn.
Francis G.. Brooks, Lincoln Park.
Archie ~. Hyatt, Lincoln Park.
Louis Sander. Lincoln Park.
Lloyd O. Robert son, Dearborn.
Ray Wallace, Shelby, o.
Walter j. Gotz. Melvindsle.
Alfred A. Currsn. Lincoln PARK.
Patrick J. Petricca, Lincoln Park.
Raymond y. Anors. Lincoln Park.
George esbadash. Lincoln Park.
Howard r. Epson. Dearborn.
Lawrence V. Moebs. Lincoln Park,
Daniel G. Burger. Lincoln Park.
George A. Durand. Dearborn.
Anthony r, Yuhas. Lincoln Park.
Lawrence A. Gregory, Lincoln Park.
Henry A. BeauseJour Jr., Inkster.
Herman Y. Rossow Jr., Mslvindais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Rush Gifts.
warns
Detroit, Times washington Burss

EWASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Im-
flSing a warning not TO jam the
tco dispatching points OF New
FORK and San Francisco with be-
hted packages for servicemen
6yerseas. Secretary OF War Slim
Con today issued an urgent request
tor early Christmas mailing 10
Members of the armed forces.
E1Ie reiterated the arny postal
$cya'ice had asked that Christmas
&rcels be mailed to men outside
&e continental United States be-
SUeen October l and November /.
EHe disclosed that outgoing V
8nil increased nearly ITS per cent
t1fing September. resulting In
Sznplified handling OF letters.
DAMAGE IN TRANSIT
kBecause many packages have
I'm damaged in transit since they
&c improperly wrapped and
yatked, the army postal service
Announced that il viii accept no
Itorly prepared parcels.
EThey must be in strong contain
&a with wrappings Of sufficient
&fength 10 withstand rigorous
itendling. the service insists. but
ynlnts out that the parcels are
4ibject 10 censorship and thus
skould be wrapped TO permit ready
iNpection of the contents.
M was stated that V mail repro
dkiction facilities. TO photograph
lmers on micro-film. have been
,Naced in operation al the Ameri-
~ base at Iceland In the last Few
days.
kMicro-filming facilities are In
deration in the British Isles,
kNth Africa. Egypt, India. Aus
Lila and the Hawaiian Islands.
md soon will be extended TO the
Aaskan theater Of operations, the
announcement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Urges Unity for Victory

CHICAGO. Oct. 16 (SpeciaD -
Col. Hugh ]. Knerr. former chief
of staff of the general headquar-
tiers air force. in an address here
last night said unity OF purpose,
command and detectives are vital
TO a United Nations victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Auto Ex-Rseer Dies Hunting

COLDWATER. Oct. 16.-Fred
Allen, 6S, retired automobile racer.
dropped dead in a nearby farmers
field here yesterday while hunting
pheasants, the result OF a heart
attach
Evening star., 1942-07-09
RudiO Floor
Sn1panIes

I RCA-victor Model v-zz5
Combination Radio and Auto
matte Record Changer. Was
s475 5----------S269.OO
q Philco Cabinet Models ~
3SoX. American, Police and
Foreign Reception. Were
1895 --------------$69, 95
II 1CA-victof Cabinet Model
3ek. Complete enclosed An
tsnna. American and Foreign
reception. Was 1885 -S7495
II Clarion Battery and Elec-
tric Portable Radio. Was
1885 ------S13.95
II Emerson 5-Tube 1912 Ta-
be Set Was $16.s5---S11.95
II RCA-victor Combination
Radio and Automatic Record
Changer. 1s42 model V-135.
Was 1896 -----S49.95
II Detroh. 1912, 5-tube table
model. Wood cabinet. Was
1926 ---S13,95
Il RCA-victor Battery snd
Electric Portable. Was $44.95,
S34.95
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Dresses

-Misses' Dresses. Sheer ray
On and rayon jersey prints.
Were $EsS and sS.s5- $5.S8
s-Wonen's Printed Rayon
Chiffon and 1ayon Bembery
Dresses. We're $7.s5 and 1885.
1888
-Mises RAyon ShAntung =
Pc. Suit Dresses. Saddle stitch
trina. Were 37.95-----$3. 80
-M1sses' and Women's Sum-
ner Dresses. Sheer -ayon
prints. Were $3.33----S3 00
-Mi0es' Dark Summer
Dresses. Broken sizes. Were
45.00 to $S.o5------&2 90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Shop Friday, $50 to g. Closed All Day SATURDAY! '::
Art Goods

-13o Balls 6oee Wool and 4ow
Rayon Yarn. Also 60qs rayon
and N% wool yarn. Assorted
colors. Were 14c ea.--10c
lie One-Ounce Balls Ger
mantown Yarn. Odd colors.
Were 3ec ea., -19c
3 Needlepoint Tapestry Door
Stop Kits to be made. Were
CSC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 59c
-1-oz. balls Shetland Floss.
Odd colors. Were 2sc ca. 1Oc
Summer Pillows Made Of
Colorful Cottons. Were SOC,
47c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Rugs

-3 Kek-Bsss 1uss, f.6xs.
Were $50 ea.---$1 .90
~ Yards Fibrs Aanns1, n"
Vide. Was $1.l6 yard
- ksvsfsfble Fibre Rags,
sx1o. Were 1855 e., 1888
3ss q. Yds. Fslt-Bass Rem
nants., WAs sc to Soc, 23c
II Revsrsibls Weol Chsnille,
Okla. Was $24.sS----S18.OO
II An-sisal Eng, Go. was
9l1.eS ------------S.OO
- l.ex7.e Rsvsrsibls EIbrs
Rug. A. i. Was 44.s5, 81 90
II AmsEieaa Made sinl Drsp,
ax1o. Was $26.s6----S15.OO
- RsvsrsfAis Flbre 1uSs,
skis. Was &2I.sS----$14.75
II Hssvy.. Axzainstsr Rns,
ska. Second. Was 370.SS
AS.95
KAnn's-1htrd Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Trim,,,,i,,As

is Cards Of White Ocean
Pearl Buttons. Various sizes
anu styles. 3 to IL on q
cara -SSC
Metal Dress Clips. Each,
lie
Kann'+6treet Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Infants Wear

Il Group Of Bobbie Suits,
Blouses, Hats, Overalls and
Underwear. Were Toe to $l.1b,
44c
-Handmade fodder Dresses
and Creepers. White and pas
tells. Sizes ! to 8. Were $l.15,
88c
Tots Dresses. Broken sizes,
) to 8. Were $1.99----XXc
Tots Sun Suits. Prints and
solid colors. Sizes 3 to 8, 23c
bathing Suits. Broken sizes,
Z to 8. Were 6oc to 32.s9,
SIC to S1.99
Tots Socks. PAstels and
dark shades. Were acc, 16c
Crib Blankets. Slightly soil
ed. sateen bound. 36x50" size,
8Sc
Receiving Blankets. Pastels.
Slightly soiled --23c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Bedding

- InneFspFinx MATTRESSES.
312.e5 value. As is----$7.90
Il Twin Siamons Aox
Spring, soiled. Was 32l.5o,
Il Innerspring, Mattress.
t1s.s5 value ------$14.44
-3 Twin Gold Bond Box
Springs for Metal Bed. $3.50
value. 6oiled ----$27. 50
Il Full Size Mahosany- Bed.
ss1.s5 value -----$24.88
IS Solid Maple Beds, full size.
Was $14.o5 ---S8. .8H
II Vanity, maple. With plate
glass mirror. Was 1895.
-3 Goose Feathers, so -s5as.
soiled. $3.25 value. Ia. S1.RR
@ Feather Pillows, 2lx27.
Each reduced ---S1.OO
IS Full-Sise Walnut BedsA
$lo.o5 value ---$1O.OO
IL Uphohtered Climb Chair,
a. Is. 1895 value, S13.88
% Solid Maple Chests 1895
value ----$14.88
- Selid Maple DreaDers, with
detached mirror. 377.s5 value,
S16.88
Il Solid Maple Vanity, 81. IS
value s-------S13.99
IL Full Ste Lestherette
Hollywood Bed. $24.s5 value,
SASS
II Studio Couch, With back
and arms. Floor sample,
$3.50
II Maple Kneehole Desk.
Was 31s.s5 ---S14.5O
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Better Dresses

AAOOOCS ~ o0OCO
SIS Summer Dresses. Pastel
rayon mesh and rayon sheer
prints. Sizes 1914 to 24h.
Were $l0.s5 $500
10 Summer Dresses. Rayon
shantung jacket styles and
1-pc. types. Si8es IL to 1s.
Were $16.95 ---$7.77
10 Odd Dresses. Broken
sizes. Were $12.s5-----S3.99
-35 Summer Dresses. Prints,
black rayon sheers and printed
jerseys. Sizes for misses and
women. Were $16.95 to $22.s5,
S11.97
KAnn'-Second Floor.
Wash FrOcks
Small Size Cotton Upper
Frocks. Were $1.e9------85c
Cotton Wash Frocks. Were
$1.39 69c
Cotton Wash Frocks. Soiled.
Were $5.95 --S3.
Small She Cotton Hoover
cites. Were SOC ---5OC
-Georgiana Rayon Frocks.
Were 1895 $500
Cotton Uniforms. Broken
dses. Were s1.s5-S1.OO
Cotton Wash Froolks. Were
sl4.s5 --------------S8.97
Kam's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Neckeceuf

-Fringed Printed RAyon
Scaxfs. Were S9c-----39c
lis Cotton Sweaters. Cardi-
gan style. eoiled. Were $2.o9,
$l.OO
-2-Pc. Cotton Peasant Skirts.
-Sedled Cottsn Neckwear.
Were Sec eA.------39c
.
Kann's-Stxeet Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
800 Prs. Irysgs.
"BARELEG"
Royon Hose
59c
Umbrellas
Improved. dull AniSh, -
rayon With cotton rean-
forced foot. Imperfsctions
are slight. Sizes. 81 to .
10M. New shades.
Hossssy-etreet Floor.

-e WoAo11s 1o-RA 0Ayo0
UnbFe0aA Were $3---S1.@
= Weassnis lS-Hib Hayen
Unbrshas. Wses N---2.20
- Wealsn's 1S-Hsb Nyisn
Unbrsaaa WGs eS----S2.90
II WeunaA's 1e-1ib o0k On.
brslla. WAs $S-------$3.70
II WouAnis 1o-Hib DMk U0-
ksRlA Wa 4S-- ------AD
Xannt-okUet HeoR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
HOusescures

Il Double Door Wood Ward
robe Closet. Was 1858. As Is.
S12.98
B Metal Under Bed Chests.
Were $2.s8. As is-----$1. 96
Il Metal Utility Closet. wss
SS.95. l Metal Broom Closet.
Was $s.s5. As is --$6. o5
Il Metal Wardrobe Closet.
Was $l1.s5. As is----S9 95
II Porcelain Top Steel Cabi-
net Table. Was $17.s5. As is,
Sl2.95
Il Wood China Closet. was
$11.9s. As Is ---38. az
Il Double-Size Metal Utility
Closet. Was $17.s5. As is,
$14.95
-s Round Wash Tubs. Were
$1.98. As Is -&1 ~
-3 Copper Bottom Wash
Boilers. Were $2.4s. As is,
S1.29
-s Refuse Cans, 14-qt. size.
Were $1.49. As Is RQe
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
HO,,sefjtti,,4s

-Remnants 0f Cotton Df1pefy
Material. Yd. 15c
-RemnAnts of Cotton ORA
perry Material. Yd.-----3Oc
-1so Rayon Panel Curtain
Strips, a" wide, assorted sizes.
Were 7sc to soc. Ea.---39c
Las Window Shades, Sec
onds Of Soc qualities----49c
10 Bolts of 50" Wide Rayon
Damask. Was CSC yd.---59c
lie Friezette Studio Couch
Cover Sets. Were $7.ss 4.69
a Custom Made-to Order
Porch Awnings. Two I It. 3
in. wide, one 7 It. 8 In. WIDE
one 7 It. 1 in. wide. Were
$4,000 ------------S $50. 90
III Window Awnings, good
quality, 80" wide e---$1.OO
II Window Cesmoes. As is.
Were 1895 ----------S1.5 80
- Prs Sheer Rayon Pinch
Pleated Draperies. Were
1898 -------------$8.95
III Chased ChintE Boudoir
Chair C6vefs. We're Sl.3s and
$1.4s -: .O0'
- imported Ho3espun Couch
Cover Ssts. Were 33.9S, $3.50
LII Bolts Of 36" Washable
Cretonnes. Were 3oc yd., 29c
81 Sets Of Automobile Seat
Covers for. coaches and sedans.
As Is. Were $6.s8-----$2.9 SO
III Pr. ol riaid Monks
Cloth DrsDefies. Were 1885
pr. -----------------$4.44
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Lingerie


-Rayon Gowns and SLIPS.
Iregs. Were $3--S2 10
-Rayon Satin Gowns and
Slips. Were $1.95 and $2.s5,
S1.59
-Rayon Crepe, and Raysn
Satin Gowns and Slips. Were
sl.es and $1.s5------S1.29
-Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Satin Slips. Were 50 and $2.25,
S1.68
-Rayon Satin Gowns. Were
$1.39 and 25c
Cotton Seersucker Upper
ROBBERS. Were $2.ee- 50. 90
-Rayon Robes and Cotton
Robes. Were $s.ss and s5.s5.
$500
Cotton Robes. Were $l.es,
S1.0O
Cotton Porto Rican Gowns,
Wer. $1.3s and s1.es---99c
Cotton Upper Robes. Were
1929 ----------$1.59
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Do1ssestlcs

-aS Hrs. 419o WlnAow 0ua.
p9iaa Cotton jacquard pat-
taanS. W9s 4a.So ----$1.09
~ ChsnlHs DaA9esaAs.
We're t6.sS and 96.sS---S3.S0
- Rlaan White Pnlow Hto-
tsstsrs R eotton. Wsrs ~.
30c
-l1e SeeeoaU q 3Se Selid
Oslse Fi1ow oasss. <2x36"
d1e ---Z7N
Kann'eoxeet Hooe
Evening star., 1942-07-09
China

g Sets Of 5-Pc. Mixing Bowl
Sets. Were CSC 69c
Ill SETS 6-Pc. Heatproof Re-
frigerator Sets. Were 81, 74c
is Sets IL MonoSrammed
Tumblers. Were $l--5Oc
Ia Sets Glass Cups and
Saucers. Were 6 for sec,
6 for SOC
II Sets Glass Corn Set. Were
% Prs. Hurricane Lamps.
Were 81 pr. pr.-----74c
II Set 5o-Pc. Dinner Set.
Was $500 --- S555
II Set 94-Pc. Dinner Set.
Was $34.98 ---------S19.98
. Sets S4-Pc. Dinner Sets.
Were 500 90 -----S29 az
Il Set 53-Pc. Dinner Set.
Was $2o.9s -----S19.9R
II Set 53-Pc. Dinner Sets.
Were $500 --------S5.44
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
ChiIdren's & Girls Summer Shoe.

. - and $445 Early Teen Jr. Miss Shoes - $3.50
. S2.S5 and $3.50 Rosanne Girls Shoes - s22s
$l.25 and sl3s Play Keds. Broken sizes s to ssc
. $3.50 Jr. Misses Perforated Moccasns ---S1.oo
. $3.50 and - Boys Oxfords. Sizes 1 to s---. $3.50
a - >- -~ Footwear-Fourth Floor
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Jeu,eIry
HOSIERY

SO Prs. Silk Hosiery with
cotton or rayon tops and feet.
Broken sizes and colors. Ir-
regulars SIC
Full Fashioned Rayon Hos
iery. Mended seconds, medium
weight t---59c
-150 Prs. Silk Chiffon Hos
iery. Reinforced with cotton
or rayon. Some irregs., 69c
-Run-resist Rayon Hosiery.
Mock seams. Sizes 81a to 1917.
First quality ---39c
-Irregs. Of Run-resist and
Regulation Knit Rayon Hos
-38 Prs. Nylon Hosiery with
cotton tops and reinforced
feet. Broken sizes. Irregs. AS
Is ----S9c
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GLOres

-05 pm. White Cotton Fabric
Gloves Soiled. Sizes q, 81,
!. Were Soc ---35c
IA prs. Gloves. Navy, white
contrast. Hand stitched. Sizes
8 to 71a. Weare $2---S1,19
Lilo prs. Rayon and Cotton
Pullons. Pastels. Sizes 6 and
6h. Were 81 and $l.25, CSC
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Linens

Seconds Of S1.95 Cotton
Printed Table Cloths. 52x68"
size --------- --S1.29
Seconds Of S1.95 Cotton
Printed Table Cloths. 58x78"
size ------S1.39
Chenille Bath Mat Sets.
Blue only. Set $1.OO
Seconds Of 19c Turkish
Towels. 17x36" size. 6 for 89c
-3-Pc. Chenille Mat Sets.
Gold only. Were $3.50, S2.69
discontinued Patterns OF 81
Turkish Bath Mats S1.O9
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Stationery

SIUIJO1teTy
-Cellophane Wrapped Pack
ages Of Writing Paper. Letter
size --------- Csc
Odd Lot Leather Novelties.
Scrap books, guest books,
photo albums, ash trays, writ
ing paper. Were 19c to So,
" Price
Novelty Utility Boxes for
Desk. Were. 81 59c
Matching Letter Openers,
19c
KAnn'S-0treet Floor,
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-Women's Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Midget hemstitched
mems -4--- --- 1OC
SIS Women's Large Size Cot
ton Handkerchief with T.
corner color embroidery on
white --17C, 3 for SOC
MEMS Linen Handkerchief.
Slight irregs. 1890 --25c
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Luggage
RaNO,t indies

RayO,s indies
rs Kayser's Rayon and Silk
indies. Panties and briefs.
Irregs. Of 81 and $1.25 grades.
CSC
so Kayser's Rayon Taifeta
and Satin Slips. Broken sizes
and styles. Were $1----79c
As Satin Stripe Rayon
Panties, Briefs and Vests.
Soiled ------30c
80 Kayser's Cotton Knit
Union Suits. Irregs. of 81
grade 78c
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BlQ1ekef8

D All Wsel North Star
Blankete. Summer weight.
73xs0" siss. soilsd. Were
1896 ----$5.95
-S Chatham Blankets. Sum
mer weight. 77xs4" sire. Plain
shades. soiled. Were S3.s6.
$2.95
- Down-FYlled Cemferts.
Rayon satin covered. 72x84"
sise. Royal blue. Soiled and
sishtly damaged. Were S25,
$17.99
lie Cetten Summer Blank
-. "Seconds." Plaid design.
77xsV siss. Were 3l.5s,
S1.29
XAnn's-etreet Floor.
Furniture
- Metal Psreh Tables. Were
t3.s5 --------S2. 80
IS Metal Perch Tables. Were
t2.5o ----S1.79
- Metal Porch Chairs. Were
$3.50 ------------S5.5O
-3 Metal Porch Chairs. Were
ts.s5 5-----------$4.49
- HanSing Porch Swings.
Were ss.ss ----------S6.99
- Lawn Or Beach Umbrellas.
Were 1886 ---$2.99
IS Folding Metal Arm Chairs.
Were $4.75 --------$3.49
lie 1-Pc. Bird Baths. Were
$l.4s --------$1.19
-3 z5-r. Rolls Picket Fence.
Were $2.s5 ----------$1. ~
-27 Water Repellent Chair
Cushions. Were 3l.6s $1.38
-2b Beach Chair Replace
nent Covers. Were 2oc ea.,
19c
IL Large Lawn Umbrella.
Was SASS $8.. 80
10 Sun Bed Cot Lounges.
Were $l2.So -----$9,99
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Juniors Wear

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Handkerchief
O5 Assorted Lipsticks.

Kann's-Street Floor.