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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03

by British trawler which was acting
as guard for convoy.
He climbed aboard the trawler with
out assistance and told his story to
the old hardened salts and later to un-
believing secret service agents of the
government. None believed that a
man could sustain life alone on raft
in the open sea for 20 days. But it
was so, and in less than three days
he had convinced the experts" that
his story was true.
How did he do it? He made him
self fshnet and ate raw fish. The
matted milk and chocolate bars proved
good nourishment. They sustained
life, and more They almost made him
stout. He looked a picture of health
and was none the worse for his
strange adventure.
Had Plenty of Water
He had plenty of water. In addi
tion to the 20 gallons which he found
on the two RATS, he caught rain water
and saved it for that "rainy day." He
still had II gallons when he reached
his destination He ripped the cam
vas from a floating life -preserver box
and made himself a blanket. The
floating settee made mice" bed. He
had call of the comforts of home"
except a canary, the grand piano, and
radio, and without doubt Harley
would have had these luXuries on his
raft had the sea been kind enough to
wash them up his way.
On the voyage" Harley was thrice
in sight of help. Three ships hove in
view, and he tried desperately to at
tract their attention but without re-
suits. One of them was destroyer,
but it passed him silently, as did the
other two
Harley was given up as lost. The
company was all ready to pay the life
insurance to his beneficiaries when it
received a telegram from Brother
Olson asking for much-needed funds.
He needed a pair Of shoes and some
socks He had forgotten to take these
with him; likewise, Harley had over
looked $12O in cash which went down
with the ship.
Took His Union Card
He did, however, take with him his
license, his shipping papers, and his
Radio Officers Union membership
book, all of which showed signs of be-
ing considerably dampened by salt
water. The signature of our old friend,
T. j. Slowie, who signs our licenses,
was gone. The line on which Slowie
had once signed his famous hand
writing was completely devoid of any
traces Of writing fluid. The union
book! We simply had to give him
a new one, but Harley will save the
pieces for a souvenir.
Harley A. Olson was born in North
Dakota % years ago, but now lives in
Portland, Ore, where he graduated
from the Washington High School in
1888. He completed his course in radio
operating at the U. S. Maritime Com
radio school at Gallups
Island, Boston, Mass. Harley is inter
ested in science, swimming, and radio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03
NEW BUSINESSES
Hamilton

Hamilton
Velma Wysong, 805 Corwin Avenue
household products.
Mrs. Nellie Waer, 218 South Ninth
Street, photography.
Howard Browning, $40 Eaton Road
groceries and meats.
Hargis Langdon, $50 South Front
Street, cafe.
Earl w. Brown, 321 North Erie
Boulevard, Browns Plumbing.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03

F. of L. in the Pacific Northwest are
collecting approximately 100000 in
back pay as result of the recent ar
bitration award handed down by the
War Labor Board. The WLB's deci-
sion, affecting some $4,000 or more
workers, provides a wage increase of
77a cents an hour, retroactive to Jan
uary /, 1912
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03

Permit, Meadowbrook Swimming
Pool, Venice, D-1.
New Type, Sizemore and Clayton,
90 Yankee Road, Middletown, d..
Application, Rex Baker, "a Main
Street, Hamilton, d..
New Type, Reckman and Dickerson
Distributing Company, 38 Crawford
Street, Middletown, B-4
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03
After 80 Years At Madison
School, La MOnda To Retire

N B. La Monda, 281 Cleveland Ave
nue., principal of the Madison School
for 80 years and an educator for AZ
years, submitted his resignation to
the school board.
La Monda, who is 67 years old, in
formed the board that he intended to
retire. The resignation was accepted
after the board voiced appreciation
for his lnno saruica
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03
RADIO OFFICERS UNION MEMBER
LIVES 29 DAYS ON LIFE RAFT

Washington, D. G. GLNS) Writ
ing in the Commercial Telegraphers
Journal, Fred M. Howe gives the fol
lowing account of the adventures oi
Harley A. Olson, member of the Radio
Officers Union, Commercial Telegra-
piers Union:
Harley A. Olson, who halls from
Portland, Ore, spent 20 days ALONE
on a life raft in the North Atlantic
after his ship had been torpedoed. He
was picked up May Is by British
trawler in convoy and brought to Key
West, Fla, where he submitted to a
thorough "going-over" by government
secret service agencies, the represent
atives of whom doubted that any man
could live that length of time exposed
to the elements, soaking wet, cold,
hungry and lonesome, and exposed to
all the dangers of the sea. But Harley
DID live and appeared none the worse
for the ordeal.
Harley was asleep when the torpedo
hit his ship He failed to hear the ex-
plosion, but it did awaken him. He
jumped up and placed the transmitter
in operation. A mate came in and
yelled: "Send your sos, we've caught
a fish" The mate disappeared imme-
diately. Harley tried to get radiation,
but the antenna was either grounded,
or down. AS the ships lights had
failed, Harley couldn't determine what
was the tdouble with the antenna. AS
the set was still in working order, he
sent the sos, but he doubts if anyone
heard it.
Shin About to Sink
After going through the motions of
sending his distress call, Harley
looked out the door and observed that
the ship was about ready to go under.
He leaped into the darkness, not know
ing whether he would hit raft, float
ing debris, or land in a lifeboat. He
could see nothing, not even the sea IN
which he plunged. He struggled in
the water, only to be taken down by
the suction of the sinking ship. Com
ing to the surface, he grabbed hatch
cover and supported himself with that.
Later, life raft hove in sight. Har-
ley took possession and began to make
l,;,..co1f non, forta bIa
When daylight came, the sea was
covered with floating debris, among
which was another life raft. Harley
began to transfer cargo from one raft
to the other. He cornered the market
on chocolate bars, first aid kits,
matches, matted milk, graham crack
ers, pemmican, flares and an extra
fashlight A floating settee was taken
on board and a comfortable bed was
made Brother Olson at this point be-
came a navigator. He made sails out
of distress flags, pinning them to-
gether with safety pins found in the
first aid kit. He set his course by the
sun and the nofIn SIaf. ne ilnlleui-
ately began to make knots-toward
home-the U. S. A.
3 Days to Convince Skeptics
Progress toward land was slow, but
nevertheless quite certain under the
able direction of our youthful Robin
son Crusoe. Torpedoed more than 300
miles from land, Harley navigated his
crude craft to a point aonly 40 miles
from shore when he was picked up
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03
Loggers Collecting Two
Million In Back Wages

Seattle, Wash. (ILNS). = Loggers
and sawmill employees affiliated with
the Lumber and Sawmill Workers "a
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-07-03
New Beer, Liquor Items

IL his long service.
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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration. Washington,
duplicate will be publicly opened in this
office at l pm. April Z, 1912. for new
heating equipment. etc, for the Defense
ings and specifications may be Obtained
from the housing manager Of the Defense
Housing Project, or at this ofice in the
discretion of the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings. w. Z. REYNOLDS Commissioner
OF Public Buildings, Federal Works Agency.
mh30,31:ap1
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE PROPERTIEe N rAR1Ax
County situated between Chain Bridge and
at $3.50 per acre; so acres With TOO fest
river frontage improved BY Old house at
$500 per acre, 1H to 4 acre lets about
/ u miles from Chain Bridge. Call for ap-
pointment.
d. 8. MACKALL. Jr..
Langley" Mclean. Va. Elmwood S4l.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COR, BRICK BUNGALOW. ss:25o. Z YRS.
CID KIT .dinette; liv. rm, bedr. b.. !st a.:
auto; az g. g. p NV. heater: insul; weather,str.;
Nd 'ooO AI ia4f% & Tef Il l. s.aeSssf TaoRNsuRd aso.
from n Washinston ITO to weiiinaton Estates:
20 20. min; nd drive: no no traffc CONGESTION. Drive
BACON. Jr. INC. OK. 2571. Si'
RAMBLING WHITE BRICK COTTAGE, z
bedrms. . fireplaces. $4,000 wellington
Bridse 0 on Mt. Vernon ' Blvd. Also Also iarse s
6-rm. home, facing blvd, homes in yelling
and see this beautiful subdivision Of new
homes. w. H. BACON. Jr, INC, OK. 2S?l.
NICE LOCATION, MT RAINIER. MD
broom bungalow, reoonditioned Ike new.
large attic, cellar h.-a,h4 price. $3.50.
% ss s per t1d md for %. ss s: s % ,ou 10 ssS lsss
WA 4542
GREATLY REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
White brick home with distinction. per.
sonality and charm; dream kitchen, beau
IF tiaul ios' elose-in Arlington: sl4'5oo.
fSoas ao W:aoSsln s5os. iol q
unusual opportunity to acquire new. at
tract. home conyeniently located at 5lO8
jamestown I'd: The house is of brick We
fms of and
and complete baths on. end A.. living
rm., dining rm. and kitchen on 1st A.:
gas heat, maids rm. and bath in basement.
WILSON BLVD. ARL: yAas7 $50
bt f@ r16NTsi hSHSei 81 1I,hadr hest zosED AfTS
eonv. school; bus. OWNER. cH. $500; $500;
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S11, ,750-Chevy Chase, Md.
Must Re SO1dI
NEAR. NAVY YARn

On account of illness owner must sell.
emi-detached, 7 rooms and bath, Nv h
5000 cash. balance monthly. F. NJ PRATT
CO, MA $3.50. Ewes, RA. 1921
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TWO-FAMILY DETACHED
BRICK AND STONE.

Southeast. near Boiling Field arge
corner lot, walled in: $1,000; practlcaiIy
ba asement, bullt-in garage. 2 modern kltch-
ems completely. equipped; fine tiled baths; hS;
1st-foor apt. has bedrooms, every seropai gooliI
Isrve oak trees on the property; a Sound nt!
Investment for the thrifty purchaser BOSS
& PHELPS exclusively. Evenings or sun
80 caIl MI Condit. OR 212l.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE,
BUILDERS.

400 lots with streets and improvements
in this subdivision. We will sell all or
part. You can start building tomorrow.
Mr. Whiteford. McKEEVER d WHITE
FORD. 1914 K st. NV. Distrtct 91O6.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

TRADE sX-ROOM IMPROVED BUNGA-
low in Riverdale. Md. for small suburban
farm in nearby Maryland. preferably near
Central avenue. Box 13O-X. Star. q.
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HOUSES E0R GALS

CoLORED-NEw JERSEY AVE. Sc.
near the Capitol and House Once Building
rooms; cellar brick; 2-car brick garage
Price only $4950. Very easy terms
B. CRIFASI CO., INC,
1924 Vermont Ave National al oO
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COLORED-NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV.
% rooms, automatic heat. recreation
room, garage; $3.50 Call DE. 1850.
COLORED-INSPECT NEW 4246 GAULT
pl ne Open; near H st. cars: only 4
cellar, porch; wonderful heat, etc. Move
in; bargain, S6,350: easy terms. Call
WARING. WA 2232. eve. or before 10 q m
COIORED- room HOUSE, 8 BATHS;
1000 $4,000 cash. 916 NJ st. NV.
I1-rooni house, 1880 18th st.; $4,000,
''Sg Suroom % house. 1909 Vermont ave. n.w.;
80 600, $3.50 cash.
broom house, 1878 10th st. NV: So
fne houses in NV. section for dentist
or p'Svci~i~7; fine location. Call NO. 1897,
- r. p -@sCF: after ON. call NO.
o..5., as. To- MI, ROBERTS.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE HAVE CLIENTS READY TO BUY 3
large apartment houses ranging from so
units to 250 units. also small Investment
properties. If you have any such prop
critics please call this ONCE and We will give
you quick action on all cash.
B. CRIFASI CO., INC.
1O24 Vermont Ave. National 6I9O
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BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN

| brick, : rooms. ii, baths, oil heat, porches
| etc; conveniently located: excellent condi-
/ tion. Priced exceptionally low. only S6,95O:
| terms Cal till pm
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., Me. 54OO.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

homes, Investment, in, out D. C.. Houses
for colored. N e. RYON CO.. 1915 N. Y.
ave
WILL EXCHANGE 80 A. FINE FARMING
and other property rented for SA.32O year.
for D. C. business property. Box 119.x,
Star
Evening star., 1942-03-31
INYEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTFp

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE RESPONSIBLE CLIENT WITH SI3.-
apartment bldg. Must be good Northwest
section. not over 2 or years old. Call or
write s. T. EWELL, 1417 L st. NV. MA.
I HAVE SEVERAL CASH BUYERS FOR
apartment houses and other investment
properties. largo and small. at market
prices,
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
223 Invest Bldg RE 1881.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

- AAAO..s AsxG y SLOLl0k VI 0O
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
9 TO 10 RMS, WHITE OR cOLORED;
45os; ve.-sun. GE' seso. Il i na Thom.s eircis. I
WE PAY CASH FOR NE AND Sc. PROP
stss soo ,ss dslsk St. se't'sminss ss M sfoo HSNN q
or PstSorth. CO. 1a4s. ~ ''' A
CASH FOR HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME.
Th1se Ysda 9f 3, cGioTsd; no eomnissiop ,oo.
MnItnW.ls WE WANT .sat,d1 LARGE soI Hogs5 IN tn.
has cash. Telephone me and will call
, to see you i your property Is for sale
1914 K st. NV: DI. 0706.
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PRoPERTY7
cash ofrer. No obiis.tioH; No eommis issicn.
sfa fsa4 Path s. Ga nR or BIT: 81 $3.50
WILL PAY $500 CASH For MODERN
Groom row brick. L. v. THACKER HO.
RANDOLPH S7OO-MR. STROUP
aueR Is @
REST CASH PRICES PAID FOR D. c.
property, any size or condition.
eslI STERLING : sIsHEE s Co. sls Nss
CASH s;a E8R HoHsEs. 10y e. 2 G s OR NEARBY ;.L
SMITH & aoTTL1EB, FL Mt NC. Ne@0sii 81. sossa sosa
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. REALTORS. Ma $3.50.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
60 2S0 m
S11,5O0.
nm ,..s ~ a. n Rs.ltor. Ma o75s.
1527 23rd st. S.E.-Reduced.

eemi-det. brick. large rms. @ natn' oses oase.
srd Yards. FOR quick sole 80. C'N
kS STUART Franklin @75I.
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American University Park

& rooms. bath. brick, oil heat, semi
detached. These homes can be bought to-
day at such a low price that they will nc
longer be available within a few days
For details call
Evening star., 1942-03-31
FOREST HILLS.

New detached brick. center hall. rooms
and 2la baths, finished attic, also full bath
IN basement rear screened porch over
garage; large wooded lot: air-conditioned
gas neat. This is an unusually good buy
Gall M. Johnson of F. A. TWEED CO.. EN-
Evening star., 1942-03-31

BROOKIAND, D. C,
1861 Otis st. n.e-Close to Monastery and
Catholic University. blocks to car and
stores. New Johns-Manville asbestos bun
Ralow. 5 rooms. full basement, attached
sarage, every modern convenience: S7.650:
$1,000 down. S55 per month. Open daily
till pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
o3S1 R. l Ave NE North H203
Evening star., 1942-03-31
CITE AS A BUGS EAR.
Sl395O-Chevy Chase. D. Z.
ModerniStic Home.

,rartica1lv new detached brick residence
pean,ieads peamit us to show you this exceptlonsl
Offering It is Just off Chevy Chase Scie SirciIe'
and iust Tar enough removed to keep these
from being an o1lectIon aplenGd
tE,.drooTns 0 colored tiled baths, large living
room room wit with especially attractive freplafSe ace
and mantel. a kitchen that will delight tne
ore TO be found Special lighting nxtures;
rim and single-panel doors air-condltldned
summer-winter domestic water n nookup.
CAS- FURNACE Large, level lot approx
GGafe,y Ga I 900 square feet. ample space for a
vegetable garden in addition to the unusual
lawn landScaping Owner leaving city mas
reGiIced pr:ce for immediate sale. Inspec,
ton By appointmsnt TH9ss sJad 4 FISHER a4 eyes q
co, INC. REALTORS. Dl. 6S3n: OF eyo
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,

N13,IJV
English Normandy brick, west OF G4hn; 1
Ses Years Old; Contains s rooms. st-fir lava Sn
tory. . baths, built-in garage bomses OIL aedI in
chevy Chase and is being SOLD oelo"
original cost. w, noe. with
eng ~ e. w National o341.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

PONTIAC 1910 club coupe. custom Tor
pedc; 900 mi on tires; new in Oct: radio.
heater. Owner must sacrifice. NO. 016o.
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BEAUTIFUL STONE HOME

| Elicott St NV, near Conn. ave
| Washlngton's most exclusive residential
| section: living room, 17x25: dining room
| den. kitchen. pantry. lavatory on 1st floor
bedrooms. baths md floor; maid S
room. bath and lear garage in basement; !;
/ oil heat. F. NJ PRATT CO. MA S6S2
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BROOKLAND. D. C.

S1H H,1CO.UU.
detached home. well planned and
Sturdlly constructed. Center entrance with
living room. dining room. study and kitch-
en- on first: 3 bedrooms and baths on
second: recreation room, oil heat built-in
garage: convenient to transportation. Call
this once for appointment.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
Ma 1900 ReaItor, 1919 18th 81 NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50.
1914 Gath St NV
ooA1 o1OAA Nv. AN.N
BRICK, SEMI-DETACHEI

,sASAA, 6A,AWA HSAAGASs
3 large rooms, with bath and shower,
sleeping porch, built-in garage. full base
ment with lavatory and laundry trays, oil
Mr. JEFFERS. DI. 1O15. Evenings, MI.
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radio, heater; excellent white wall tires
and other extras; black finish: trade and
terms; $780, Written guarantee.
PEAKE MOTOR CO.,
Wis. Ave. and Albemarle St. OR. 2000
PLYMOUTH 1871 2-door; perfect condi-
ton; good tires; $410; must sacrifice.
IA. b086
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LARGE CORNER HOME.

Cleveland Park, Near Keno Rd
A semi-detached brick. in excellent con-
dition, having 7 rooms, tile bath. hot-wate
heat, large daylight kitchen with pantry,
modern stove, large refrigerator, bullt-ln
garage; bus service at door; price;
S9,25OOO: terms, 81 900 90 cash ana
S75 90 per month. Call OWNER, Dl 3o3o
or IA 366S evenings.
Evening star., 1942-03-31
BRIGHTWOOD
81 900 DOWN PAYMENT

Owner going West must sell; large
rooms. 4 bedrooms, BATH 2-car garage: oil
heat: lot, 75xl4O. F. M PRATT CO.,
MA $3.50 Eyes ia SoS1
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TOWN HOUSE,

| Near Conn. ave- downtown. Dignified
/ entrance; IL r. ard 3 b., attractive draw
| ing room, foyer. dining room and kitchen
| on 1st floor. Would make lovely / st-floor
apartm1n Mt and have g bedrooms to rent
! BY OWNER. No brokers. Box l32-X,
Evening star., 1942-03-31

as complete and in as fine condition in
Entrance hall. living room with fireplace,
DINING. room. kitchen, bkft. nook sunroou
recreation room with fireplace. 3 generous
bedrooms, , baths. garage. If you wish
house of top quality. handy to buses,
schools end shops. YOUR search is ended
r. 2. RIPLEY. SH 454S EyeS SH i
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FORD 1887 de luxe 2-dr touring; radio.
heater, perfect-performing S5-h.p. motor,
| very fine tires: guar: terms
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dan, "7S" model push button radio, per-
feet condition throughout. immaculate
finish and interior, splendid rubber; S9S5
3O-day written guarantee LOGAN MO-
TOR CO, 18th st. NV. between K and L.
RE 3251
Evening star., 1942-03-31

MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan; original
black finish. low mileage. custom-built
radio seat covers since new, tires used
less than 1000 miles; S595: trade and
terms: 30-day written guarantee. Open
evenings and Sunday
LOGAN MOTOR CO..
Evening star., 1942-03-31
TIRES FOR SALE.

6.00xl6 and other sizes, S1.o5 each
1926 Pierce st NV RE $500
Evening star., 1942-09-10

Remnants Of Curtain and
Drapery Material. Was 29c
to 49c -----------15c yd.
Remnants Of Curtain and
Drapery Material. Was soc to
ssc ----------------3O SOC yd.
--125 Yards Remnants Up
holstery Fabrics, 54" wide.
Was s2.s8 to s4.98 yd.,
S1.69 yd.
20 Pairs Of Pinch-Pleated
Monks Cloth and Homespun
Draperies. Were $5.95,
S3.99 pr.
-75 Cushion Dot Single Bed
spreads. Were s2.49 S1.69 ca.
a Pairs Rayon Cotton DAM
ask Draperies. Were 1895,
$7.99 pr.
-85 Pairs Stripe Marquisette
Tailored Curtains. Were $l.00,
69c pr.
-Rayon Drsperies. Were $5.95
to $12.s5 ------1a price
Il Bunting Glider, floor sam
Pile. Was $29.95 $1,000
--28 Three Fold Folding
Screens. Were $2.49 -S1.89
III Pairs Ruftex Draperies.
Were $3.99 S2.77 pr.
loo Knitted Mesh Individual
Covers for chairs and sofas.
Were $3.98 to $7.98,
S2.55 and S5.55 ca.
-35 Yards Homespun Dra-
perry Material, So" wide. Was
soc yd. As is Pic yd.
Il Lane Cedar Chest, floor
sample. Was s3495- $500
-35 Prs. Back Sateen Dra-
peries. Were $2.95 Sl.OO pr.
--28 Venetian Blinds, assorted
sizes. Were $3.39 to $3.50,
$3.50 ca.
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Girls Wear
80 Teeners' Cotton n

80 Teeners' Cotton Dresses,
Were s295 and s3.e5Q QQc
Is Teeners' and Girls Jerkin
Suits. Were $500 to s3.s9,
$500
10 Spring Coats. Were
S10.95 to $685. 90
10 Girls and Teeners' 2-pc.
Suits. Were s1os5 to $685..
$500
is Sweaters. Were $I.39.
99c
30 Stacks, Playsuits and
Cotton Skirts. Were s1.39.
88c
40 Cotton Dresses. Were
SIPS -----------------X2 SIC
is Teeners' 2-Pc. Cotton
Suits. Were s3.95 to s5.95.
S1.99
go Cotton Playsuits. Were
esc ----------------- 39c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Infants Wear.

Tots Headwear. Organdy
and pique. Were SOC to $1.15.
29c to SOC
Carriers Cotton Shirts. Sizes
3 to 4. Were Soc 22c
White Organdy Aprons.
Were soc ------22c
Tots Overalls and Jackets.
Sizes 2 to s. Were SIPS to
$l.99 9----------------54c
- Prs. Mrs. Days Oxfords.
Sizes 3 and 4. Were $2.25,
S1.OO
Tots Winter Coat Sets.
Size /. Were s5.99-S2.69
Tots Slack Suits. Sizes 2.
Were $l.l5 -----------69c
--Children's Cotton Socks.
Sizes 4 to 61z. Were 29c- 1Oc
Rubber Sheets. 1sxls-inch
size lac
Rubber Sheets. 20x30-inch
size --------------------18c
Girls Sample indies. Bro
ken sizes 2 to Is. Were 69c
to sl.ss SAC to S1.32
Kann's-Fourth Floor,
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House.
FURNISHINGS

--3 Universal Bath Room
Scales. As is. Were $5.9S.
S2.98
Il Lot Pound Cans Kann's
Paste. 40-Quart Enameled
Metal Waste Cans, as is, were
88c, 3-lb. cans for 81. 81.
Lot 12-oz. O'Cedar Furni-
ture Polish and Bottle UphoI-
stery Cleaner. Were ACC. / Lot
Underestimate Stainless steel
Kitchen Slicers; 18 White
Enameled Water Pals. AS is.
Were CSC. 8 Combinets with
out covers. As is. Now ----39c
-9 Soup White Enameled
Coffee Dripolators. Were $1.49.
27 White Enameled Combina-
ton. cookers. Were $1.59. Is
Bathroom Window Drapes.
Were $l.98. 1 Lot FuIl-length
mirrors and Fold framed Wall
Mirrors ------- S1.O0
-15 EnameIed Cast Iron 10
inch Frying Pans. Were $1.29,
69c
--12 Pyraline- covered Bath
room Hampers. AS is. Were
$3.49 %1 90
Il Lot Shower Bath Curtains.
Were s4.s5 and s5.95 S2.99
II Lot Galvanized Garbage
Cans without covers. 3h gal
Ion size to 10-gallon size,
SOC to S1.OO
-75 Ia quart Heavy Alumi-
mum Sauce Pans --59c
II Porcelain Top Metal
Cabinet Base. Was $16.95. AS
Is S13.95
II Porcelain Top Metal Cabi-
net Base. Was s6.99. AS is,
S4.99
II Porcelain Top Metal Cabi-
net bdSe. WAS S3.90. AS Is,
S6.95
II Wooden Walnut Wardrobe
Closet. Was $12.98. AS Is.
$9.98
. Porcelain Top Kitchen
Tables. Were 1895. As is,
S6.95
IL Metal Double Door Ward
robe Closet. Was SLABS. AS is,
S1l.95
IL Metal Double Door Ward
robe Closet. Was 1895. As is,
S1O.05
KAnns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

SfutiOsieru

White Derbyshire Papers.
70 Sheets. so Envelopes. Were
s1.19 ---------- SOC
Dozen Christmas Cards.
Conventional, sentimental and
service designs. Were $50,
SOC
3 Bridge Table Storage Cow
ers. Were $1---5 SOC
Genuine Leather War Stamp
Albums. Were 50c---10c
--Dennison's Gotta Cord for
pks. to be mailed. Was 10c,
Sc
--IS Loose Leaf Scrap Books.
Were 81 ---- 25c
---Cellophane Wrapped Writ
ing Paper or Note Paper. Was
zSc --------------- l9c
Kann's-Street Floor