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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Sharples Wins
Army-Navy Award

SharpleS Chemicals. Inc. has re-
cCived notification from the L. ).
War Department that the ArmyNavy
"E' has been conferred uDOn the per
sonnet of the plant for fine achieve
ment in the production Of war equip
ment. \ copy of the official nOtifica-
ton follows:
To the Men and Women of
Sharples Chemicals. Incorporated.
WyandOtte. Michigan.
This is 10 inform you that the
Army and Navy are comforting upon
yOu the Army Navy production award
for your fine achievement in the pro-
ductiOn of war equipment.
This award consists of a flag to be
flown above your plant. and Il lapel
pin. significant Of major contribution
10 victory. for every individual in
your plant.
The high and practical patriotism
Of your men and women OF Sharples
Chemicals. Incorporated is inspiring.
Your record will be difficult to sur
pass. yet the Army and Navy have
every confidence that it was made
Only Ia be broken
Sincerely yours,
Robert L. Patterson.
Under Secretary of War.
Arrangements for presentation of
he award will be announced at Il
alter date
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Patrons Named for
New Year S Party

The committee in charge of the
I.M.C-A. New Years eve party TO be
held al the State auditorium has sell
ected the patrons and honored guests
for the occasion. They are as follows:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Francis Il. Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Frostic, Mr. and Mrs
John {. Kreger. Mr.. and Mrs. f. f..
Van AlStyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith G..
Lance, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Daley, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hacker. W. Il. Bar
nard, Miss Phyllis DelanO, Mrs VI. r.
Gamble, and Miss Isabel Graham.
The committee has completed plans
for decorations and favOrs and noise
makers and is now busy selling tick
cts and taking reservations for the
party. Verne Barr and his 12-piece
orchestra will furnish music for dane
ing and special entertainment has been
planned during intermissiOn. The par
ty will open at 8 80. Dress is optional
Additional subcommittee were ap-
pointed 10 take care Of various phases
of the party, including the following ::
Promotion and publicity, Dorothy
Phillips and George Roberts, cOchair-
men: Larry Egland. Alma Neifert.
Gerald Beal. Reed Hawk. Olga WOu-
cZyna. Hilda Sweet. Rose Bulley and
Gertrude Mctiunagle; posters. Dean
Locker; refreshments and checking.
Gerald Beal: committee on fayOrs,
Nick KOtyk. olga WOucZyna decOra,
tiOns. Reed Hawk, chairman, George
Mcintosh, Ida Coll. Margaret HOff-
helms. Vern MOehring. Juanita Finch,
Veronica Latta, Gwen GOss. Ann Le-
wandOwski. Stella JayOrski; music,
Larry Esland: committee on hOnored
guests. Dorothy Phillips, chairman.
Jack LOckhart, Ed Mishler, Frank
Williams.
Tickets may be purchased or reser-
vatiOns made by contracting any com
mittee member or the Y.M.C.A. Office.
29J6 Biddle avenue phone 2430.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Obituary
PHILLIP ID. BEGOLE

phillip ID. BeGOle, of 14 Davis
street. died last week Thursday morn
Ing following long illness. He was
ia years old
Surviving are his wife, Grace. a
son. Arr BeGOle three brothers.
Frank and Robert. of Ypsilanti. and
Delaney. of Milan, and a sister, Mrs.
Mamie Turner. of Forest Plains, y. j.
Funeral services. conducted by Rev.
III. Norman Jackson Of the First Con
gregatiOnal church. were held at the
residence Saturday 1T , 80 pm. Burial
was in W0Odmere cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
No Long Distance
Calls This Christina.

If you're the type who always loaS
distances Aunt Nellie on Christina.
take 1t from the telephone company
d. don't do 1t this year. She migf /
think its unpatriOtic.
The Michigan Bell Telephone Con-
pany. in urging the general public | ,
restrain its long distance greeting iu ,
pulse this Christmas, Pointed that,
similar plea is being made throughet [
the nationwide Bell system. It's II
because war calls must go throu3
promptly on Christmas, just as on VI :
other day. ~
by now" said W. Z. BARLEY, ma =.
agey for the company, 1.-The necessi ;
for keeping telephone lines adeQuat :
~ clear for war calls is pretty W.
known all over the country. For tn {
reason. the long distance Christm 8
greeting may not meet with the q =
preciative response in these war tin IS
that always greets the ringing Of 4 ee
telephone bell during peace time.
It's the first time in history II II
the company has urged users to- e
frain from making long distance cF rs
on Christmas. The request Is parfe'
ularly urgent ON "lOng-haul" calls . e1
those beyond the borders Of the sk1e,
the company said. II
Included among the war calls WI
be thousands from men in the Sers &c
To their families. For best results re
company said such calls should o. g
mate with the men themselves. Oth RS
with urgent calls to make are as ed
to call by number and to keep II IT
calls brief.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
IapS Better Beware

No one here believes the Japan se
will ever be able to invade Austrs IA
now that the Americans have CO lie
along to help them out, but N S.
Jessie Harris, 79-year-old Syd ey
resident, isn't taking any chance !.
She has accumulated a greatafaile
of stones in her yard, and is add hg
10 it daily. -
Il will sling rocks at them fr9m
the toe of stocking" she declai ID.
Il wanted to learn how to thu aw
hand grenades but the authori es
wouldn't listen to such propof ais
from a civilian. l said Pooh Ito
that; didn't David Stay Goliath, nd
wasn't it a stone from the hand of
a woman flung from the wall a
beSieged city that killed King 4 alb
of the IsraeliteS.
Anyway, I've got my stones. ma
with constant practice, I've bee me
a pretty good shot. Don't see low
I could miss Jap; / can hA tin
cans at 20 yards. d"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
EUGENE FIELDS

Eugene Fields. -, died at the home
of his son, Cecil. S75 Superior bOule-
ward. Saturday. Besides the son nam
ed. he is survived by two other sons,
James, Of WyandOtte and Sidney, of
Corning, Ind, and two daughters,
Mrs. Catherine OHara, of Detroit and
Mrs. Agatha Riley. of Corning.
The remains were shipped from the
Nixon funeral home Sunday 10 Wash
ingtOn. Ind. where funeral services
were held Tuesday morning.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
FIRESTONE UNION HELD
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

At the annual election of officers of
the FirestOne division Of West Side
IAeai No. ia. UAW-CIO. Blaine Dav-
is was elected plant chairman.
The bargaining committee will be
composed of John Kidd. Phillip Poir-
er. Arthur Adams, Melvin Barnes and
Ralph Haas.
Others elected were Victor HauSch,
afternoon shift chief steward: Don
Rissman. financial secretary; Walter
MOzdziek. recording secretary; Ches-
ter Grelaek. entertainment chairman.
and Edward Galazka. plant editor.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Royal Arch Masons
Elect New Officers

AT the annual cOnvOcatiOn of Wy
chapter No. 13J. RAM. held
on Thursday evening, December II,
the following members were elected as
officers for the ensuing year:
H. P.-Harry Mcknight
King-CaSe ID. Baisley
Scribe-RObert NJ. Mcintosh.
Treasurer-Thomas f. Benjamin.
Secretary-Watkin ID. Benjamin
Capt. Of HOst--GeOrge NJ. Rainey.
L. S.-Frank W. Burton.
IR. A. C-RObert w Rocker
Third Veil-JOhn I. Roberts.
Second Veil-Myer Meyers.
First Yeil-Dean Young.
Sentinel. Linton RaubOlt
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
RICHARD +. HOLMES

Richard +. Holmes, %. of BIC Bid
die avenue, died Sunday in Harper
hospital, Detroit. He is survived by
his father. Arthur Il. Holmes, and
two sisters. Mrs. Louis KichdOfer and
Mrs. Kermit Sheffield.
Funeral services. in charge of Rev.
III. Norman Jackson. of the First Con-
regational church. were held at the
Thon funeral home Tuesday at ! 80
am. The body was shipped 10 Elk
hart. Ind, for burial.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
HERMAN e. SASH

Herman c. Sash died at his home,
pa Dwight street, Trenton, Saturday,
December 10. He was - years old.
He is survived by his wife, Anna !;
two sons, William. of Trenton. and
Leslie, Of Crosse lie; daughter. Mrs.
Richard Steffke. Of Gibraltar. aud five
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon. conducted by Rev.
Marshall w. IiOyt. Of the Trenton
Methodist church.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
H. |. BLOMSH|ELO'
DIES FOLLOWING
LONG ILLNESS

Hjalmar l.. RlOmshield. former
member of the City Council. died at
l,is home, Z716 Van Alstyne boulevard.
last Saturday. following an illness Of
four years. He was IS years of age
Mr. BlOmShield was born in Bay
City. May IT, 1896. He entered the
employ of the Pennsylvania Salt Man
ufacturing Company 81 years ago.
and occupied the position Of chief en-
gineer He had been resident OF
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
WYANDOTTE SOLDIER
WOUNDED IN AFRICA

Mrs. Josephine Zdanoski. of S3S Su-
perior boulevard. has been notified
that her son, Corp. Joseph T. Zdan-
oski, had been seriously wounded Nov
ember 10. in Africa. The wounded
soldier. who was a member of the wy
andotte Homing club. served as a
machine gunner in the Army.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Youth in Navy
to Receive Diploma

Arthur Young Warden. senior at
Roosevelt high school. recently enlist
ed in the United States Navy The
Board of Education. Monday night,
upon the recommendation of Superin-
tendent F. W. FrOStic. granted Ward
on full credit as of January u, and
a diploma will be awarded him on
that day, when his class graduates.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Deadline Set
for Coffee Ration

All retail aud wholesale coffee deal
er~ must complete their registration
A,efore December 81. RegiStra ton
should be made 1T thu Office Of the
lo-al War Price and RaiiOning Board.
3asa Riddle avenue. The office will
he open next week. Monday through
Friday. from $50 am. To J:@ pm.
aud on Saturday frola $50 am. To
II IN pm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25

More than Ss.20O.OOo tons OF steel
ingots and casting were produced in
the United States. in 1912. a total tx
ceeding by s.+OO.O0O tons the peak es-
tabiished q year ago. The tonnage
produced this year was 20 per cens
above the MA ximum productions in any
year OF World War ].
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25
Wyandotte Sailor
Home from Solomons

William Kegel. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kegel. of HOS Twenty first
street. member of the United States
Navy. is at home visiting his PARENTS.
He was member Of the crew of the
destroyer Duncan which WAS sunk
oE the Solomon islands. October II
Kegel returned to the United States
November IL and arrived home Last
week. After his ship w:s Suuk, Kegei
remained in the shark infested waters
COR abOM IL hours before being res
,.rrd He was uninjured.
Butcher, to cuStOmer-'How would
you like 70 have couple Of nice juicy
steaks"
Customer-"Yo bet wtsald.'
Butcher--~So would IL
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25

BUY Z. &. WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-25

Buy U. 8. WAR BOMBS
Evening star., 1942-02-12
TOiIefries

80 Cardinal Bubble Baths.
3 fragrances. Were SOC 28c
-22 Put on the Dog" Sets.
Shampoo and cologne for your
dog. Were s1---39c
6 Champrei Bubble Baths.
Were 81 - 59c
-34 Fluff Bath Bubble Baths.
Box Of 10 pkgs. Were soc 29c
-235 Ecstacy Perfumes. S
fragrances. "a OF. Choice &c
lei Deltah Lipsticks. 3
shades. Gold finished metal
cases. 81 size ze-39c
-95 Lady Stanwick Face Pow
ders. 3 shades. 81 size l9c
So Seventeen" Talcums in
glass bottles. Were Soc --I7c
g Lady Lillian Manicure
Sets. 81 siZei SIC
So GlaIo CuticIe Remover.
Were 25c---. &c
As Woodbury's After Shaw
ing Lotion. soc size .--29c
(Aboue items subject TO f6es
Federal Tar
-7 Rubber Bath Shower
Sprays. Were $3.50 ---79c
SIS Belfair Sanitary Napkins.
Box Of so. Were 9oc 69c
-305 Natural Bristle Tooth
Brushes. Csc value. Choice 13c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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COrSetS

Cotton and Rayon Girdles
and Corsettes. Were 1896 to
s5.95 --------- S2.88
Cotton and Rayon Founda-
tionS. Broken sizes. Discon-
tinued styles. Were $3.50 and
$3.50 -------------S S1.88
Cotton Mesh and Cotton
and Rayon Foundations and
Girdles. Were 50 -S1.O0
Cotton Mesh. "Lastex Yarn
and Cotton and Ray0n Foun-
dations and Girdles. Small
sizes. Were 81 and So 59c
-21 Cotton and Rayon Bras
sieres. Broken sizes. Were
Sl.50 to S2.50----S Sl,O0
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Winter Goats

-26 Sports and Dress Coats
Misses and women's sizes.
Were 1895 to $16.95 SIT
5 Balmacaans. Jr. sizes.
Were S16.95-----S1l.OO
5 Untrimmed Black Coats.
Misses sizes. Were $29.95.
$500
-6 Fur-trimmed Sports Goats.
Coats. Misses sizes. Were
1895 ----------S2O,OO
-32 Fur Trimmed Dress
Coats. Misses and women's
sizes. Were 1895 to $49.95.
Now ---------S33.O0
-3S Fur Trimmed Dress
Coats. Misses and women's
size. Were $500 ---S48,OO
tFibre contents labeled
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Housewares

40 Gilt-Finished Metal Ad-
Unstable Radiator Covers.
Were 39c ---19c
-12 Folding Ironing Tables.
As is. Were S1.39------79c
Il Lot Carpet Sweepers.
Were s2.98 to S7.95,
Sl.98 to S3.95
10 Kitchen Refuse Cans,
IA quart. as is. Were s1.49.
79c
-12 Bread Boxes. Were 79c.
ACC
Il Lot Shower Bath Cur
tains, were s4.s5 to s6.95; 3 A.
Piece Black and Brass Fire
Sets, were $5.98---S2.99
is Cast Iron Frying Pan
Covers; Is Enamel Decorated
Cake Cover and Trays, were
79c; 27 Triangular Johnson
Floor busters; l Lot Enam-
eled Saucepans, Pots, Kettles,
Meat PIatters, Pudding Pans;
AZ Aluminium Tubed Cake
5 Detecto Bath Scales. AS
is. Were s2.9S----S1.5O
10 Clothes Baskets. AS is.
Were 98c to S1.49---5Oc
40 Metal Asbestos Gas
Range Mats. Were ACC --29c
Il Lot Pearlwick Covered
Clothes Hampers. Were S3.28
to s5.ss S2.49 to S2.99
--22 Shower or Bath Rubber
Mats. Were $298--S1.49
5 Stainless Porcelain Top
Tables. Were $5.98. AS is,
S2.9S
Il Old Ivory Finished Port
able Fireplace Mantel. Floor
sample. Was $22.95- S17.95
3 Fireplace Screen and
Fender Combinations. Were
s6.sS S--------S3.49
3 3-F0ld Hammered Brass
Plated Trimmed Screens. Were
1898. AS is is------S1.9S
. DoubIe-Door Metal Ward
robe Closets. Were $11.95. AS
is S8.95
. Metal Utility Closets.
Were $3.50. As is iS.---S5.9S
Il Steel Cabinet Base with
dropleaf. Was $19.95. As is.
SASS
Kann 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Rugs

Il Wilton Rug. Soiled. 8.3x
10.6. Was S74.65 S49.95
Il Twistweave Rug. Soiled.
9x12. Was S54.95 $685.
Il Heavy Administer Rug.
9xl2. Was s76.95 S49.95
Il Heavy Administer, 12.8x8,
was S60.50 -------S39 40
, Cotton Rugs. s.6x9. Were
1895 each S10.95
, Administer Rugs. 9x12.
Were s2995 ----- $685.
Il BroadIoom Rug. Plain.
9x15. Was s47.85 -SS3.25
IS Jute Mats. 22x36. Were
s1.29 --------------7 79c
a Cotton Runners. 2X8.6.
Were S5.95 ------S3 S3.95
Il Gulistan Runner. 2.3x9.
Was S31.95 ------S19.95
--12 Rag Rugs. 22x40. Were
89c -------49c
Il 22x4O Oval Administer
Mat. Was sl.99-----S1.49
i Reversible Fiber Rug. 8xl0.
Soiled. Was s12.95 S4.49
Il Reversible Fiber Rug.
Soiled. 9X12. Was Sl395.
S3.49
Il 8x1O Reversible Fiber Rug.
Soiled. Was S12.95 S2.49
Il Anglo Persian Rug. 9xl2
Floor sample. Was Sl49.5o.
$4,000
Il Washed Oriental Type
Rug. 9X12. Was Sl59.50.
$1,000
Il Sarouk Rug. 9x12. Was
s299.99 ----S2 S249.5O
Il Chinese Rug, 9Xl2, Was
$4,000 -------S S259.O0
Evening star., 1942-02-12
NeckCeur

Damaged Neckwear. Were
81 and $1.95-----34 34c
Spun Rayon Blouses. Long
sleeved styles. Gold, brown,
green, red, rose. Were $1.29,
79c
Sample Flowers. For hats,
coats, etc. Were soc and 81
SOC
-Rayon Velvet Evening Jack
cts Black with upper closing.
Sizes II, IA 16. Were s395
S1.49
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Z2g FRIDAY BARGAINS
SiIref.atare

-6 Walnut Electric Desk
Clocks. Were 1898. As is,
S2.k9
-"Stratford" Silver Plated
Cold Meat Forks. Were 81,
SOC
Silver Plated Cocktail Cups.
Were $3.50. As is 81 90
. discontinued VIM. Rogers
well and Tree" Platters.
We're $4,000 0--------S1O.00
4 Silver-Plated Sugar Bowls.
Were. S2.00. AS is---S9c
(l0% Federal Tax on all above
items.)
Chrome plated Cocktail
Shakers. Were 1898 -Sl.99
-Lucite Corn Holders,
29c pr.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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GIOreS

-l2 Prs. Rayon Satin Eve
ming Mitts. White, red and
gold. Were 69c
-23 Prs. Beige Capeskin
Gloves. Sizes 524, 6, 7 and
~. Were So 2--S1 20
80 Prs. Natural Color Cape
skin Gloves. Soiled and slight
irregs. Sizes 50 to 8. Were
S1.39 ---79c
-120 Prs. Capeskin and Doe
skin Gloves. Damaged. Sizes
6 to 7. Were 81 and s129 Soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Hurt Books

After inventory clearance Of
books taken from regular
stock. Some slightly soiled
from handling. Biography,
travel, fiction. I 3 and y Off
Downstairs Book Store.
-CoIIotype Prints. 1712X2212
inches. BY American, living
artists. 8 or 10 subjects to
choose from. Were roc soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Hosiery

Limited Quantity Novelty
Silk Hose. Were 81 to S1.95
pr; LAS Is" Nylon Hose; LAS
Is" silk hose. Some defective.
Not all colors in all sizes. Sales
final ------.-----19 19C
-Rayon Seamless Hose; run
resist mesh and regular knit
hose. Irregulars -- 29c
Novelty Lounging Socks.
Several bright colorc. Were
sl.95 ------ - 69c
Seconds of Sl.65 Bareleg
Nylon Hosiery. Cotton top
and foot. Sizes 9 to l0i2,
S1.29
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Trins1ssisaqS

Wood Sports Pins. Many
designs - 69c
plus I0% Federal Tar.J
---75 Cards of Flower Buttons.
Assorted colors. Were 55c 27c
Fancy Buttons. Were 35c to
79c card d.------17 Tic
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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Dresses

80 Misses and Women's
Rayon Crepe Dresses. One
and two Of a style. Dark
colors. Were $500 to $5.95,
$500
So Misses and Women's
Rayon Street Dresses. 2-pc.
styles for misses. Were S8.95,
1897
--42 Misses Printed and
Printed Ray0n Combination
Dresses. Sizes IL to 18. Were
SI9o --------- SS,UU
Karr'e Cooo,od En1ar
Evening star., 1942-02-12
HOnlefittif,qS

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 29c to 39c
yd. ----- &c
Cotton Curtain and Drapery
Material Remnants. Were ACC
to 59c yd.----1
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Material REM
nants. Were soc to 7ec yd.,
27c
. Traverse Rods. Were IS
each - $500
II Traverse Rod. Was $1.25,
SOC
--6 Metal Venetian Blinds. As
is. Were s4.95 ca. 50. so
10 Bolts of Cotton Marqui-
sette. Were 29c yd. .---19c
so Upholstery Squares and
Cretonne Pillow Tops. Were
29c and 39c 9c--l2c
80 Slip Covers for sofas.
Were S4.95 and s5.95 S1.69
-125 Pairs Tailored Curtains.
Were 79c ------59c
-l8 Dotted Cotton Marqui-
sette Bedspreads. Were S100,
69c
IS Automobile Seat Covers.
Slightly soilad. Were s6.9S
set -----S3 S3.98
Il Blond Maple Cedar Chest.
Was $685. -- $1,000
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Infants Wear

Tots Sn0wsuits. T-Pc.
styles. Size /. Were s399 to
$5.99 -------S1 SS
Tots Sn0wsuits. Broken
sizes 6, and 8. Were s698 to
1898 ---S4.88
Tots Sn0wsuits. Broken
sizes, TO 2. Were s4.99.
S3.7S
Tots Coat Sets. Broken
sizes, L TO 3. Were s499.
S3.S8
Sample Knit Wear. ShaEls,
leggings, headwear, booties.
sacques. sweaters. carriage
sets. mittens and Logging sets.
Were acc to $3.50,
19c to S3.49
-Headwear, Cotton Gabardine
Jackets. Psjamas, Pocket
books, Bedroom Slippers, Un-
derwear. Were 69c to s1.15,
48c ga.
Novelties: Teethers, head
q wear and berets. Were 29c to
69c -------------19c
~Girls' and Boys l and 2
Pc. Union Suits. Broken sizes,
2 to II. Were acc ca 2Sc
Cotton Jersey Leggings
Broken sizes. 3 TO 6. Were
Sl.69 TO Sl.99 -----74c
Boys Cotton Corduroy
Jackets. Broken sizes. Were
$1.99 and S2.o9 -l SLAB
Tots Cotton Dresses. Prints,
stripes. Broken sizes, 3 TO S.
Were Sl.99 ---------S6c
Girls and Boys Cotton
Corduroy Jackets. Broken
sizes. 8 to 6. Were s1.29 SEC
-3-Pc. Rayon Crepe Sleepers.
One top and 2 prs. pants.
Size 1. Were 6sc- CSC
Sample Underwear. Cotton
and rsyon slips, panties,
gowns. Were acc to $299.
- - 19c to 1924
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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RuyOn indies
Art Goods

-27 Rayon Bed Jackets. Ir-
So Rayon Satin Slips. Sam
Piles and irregulars. We're
s1.95 ------S S1.29
-42 Carter Tricot Knit Bed
Jackets. Were s1.95. 81. 90
-28 Carriers Rayon Striped
Bed Jackets. Were SIPS 75c
lao Mfgr's. CIoseout Rayon
indies. Some irregulars- 33c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Tony Sors's ST
Surprise Book
49c
Girls Wear

so Girls Cotton House.
coats. Were $1.29 --- Tic
80 Long Sleeved Slipon
Sweaters. Were $1.29 -8Sc
10 Skirts. Were S1.99.
S1.69
80 Cotton Dresses. Were
80 Cotton Candlewick
Housecoats. Were S2.29,
S1.69
5 Rayon Quilted Robes.
Were s399 -----S1. 40
10 'Teeners' Dresses. Were
$685. ------s-Sl.97
-S5 Rayon Dresses. Were
S2.29 to S2.99- 9---------99c
-35 'Teeners' Cotton Dresses.
Were s3.95 ----- S2.97
80 Hats and Novelties. Were
S129 to sl.69- SOC
g 'Teeners' Party Dresses.
Were s1o.95 --S S6.95
g Cotton Corduroy Skating
Skirts. Were s5.s5 .----S4.99
is Rayon Dresses. Were
$3.50 --------S2.97
Kann n's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
JeireIry

200 pcs. Costume Jewelry.
Were 59c ea.----25c
-25 pcs. Costume Jewelry.
Were Sl.95 ---S1 90
IS Pins. Were SIS to $40,
$3.50 to $3.50
liz Simulated Marcasite Ini-
tial Pins. Were sl----6 69c
II Watch. Was sl0.95, S7.95
--25 Rings. Were 81 CSC
(Ptus I0ec Federal Tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
$l.69 and 81
Gowns and Slips
$1.2o

-Shimmefing rayon satin
and rsyon crepe gowns and
slips. Slips, sizes 80 to 40.
Gowns, sizes 81 to 40.
Kann's--Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Ltlqqaqe
Lingerie

Gowns and Slips. Rayon
crepe and rayon satin. Were
s1.s5 and s2.95-----S1.57
Cotton Bed Jackets, Rayon
Slips, Rayon Petticoats. Were
$1.19 and S1.69 ------ CSC
-Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Satin Gowns and Slips. Were
s1.es and 50 S1.29
-RaSon Gown and Robe En-
Sc m bles. Were s3.95 and
$5.95 ---- - S2,97
Gowns and Slips of rayon
satin. Soiled. Were $5.95 and
$7.s5 ----- S3.97
-Rayon Hostess Robes. Brok-
en- sizes. Were $10.95 and
$12.s5 ------~----S6.39
-Rayon Bed Jackets. Samples.
Were 50 and $3---S1,49
Kann's Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Z. ssSS MSsssss ssss ss ## III M M ~

S25 All Wool Hard Finish Prep Suits, size SS S16SS
Suits sizes 3S and 40 0---------------------S Sl6SS
Q 2 Plain Color Beacon Bath Robes size 10. Were
$3.50 S199
8 Cotton Corduroy Overall Sets, sizes 4, 6. Were
$3.50 --------- S2.41
Q % Cotton BroadcIoth Samson Underwear Shorts,
sizes "a and 26 Were soc
o Cotton Corduroy Sacks, size g. Were S3.a9 s1.99
20 Pairs Lastex Cuf Leather Gloves, broken Sizes.
Were S100 ------------ 49c
Q IA Tweeduroy and Leather Helmets small sizes.
Were Sll5 49c
Q AI-WooI Loafer Coat soiIed; size IL. Was 1885,
sLSs
. Maroon ZeIan Reversible Upper Jacket size H.
Was S595 S2.S8
Q Is Snap button Leather Belts, broken sizes. Were
55c ---------1 19c
1Oeo Wool Undershirts, size only. Were 59c- 29c
0 Cotton Pork Pie Hats sizes l. ~ Were S1.00 SOC
Q Dark Brown Prep Slacks sizes 16, II, 20 and 21
Were $3.50 1880 -------------- S2.8S
Q Yellow Rain Hats, sizes small, medium and large.
Were S1O0 - soc
0 20 SlI5 Broadcloth Shirts, size only 8sc
Cotton Plaid Flannel Shirts, sizes 8 and IL. Were
S115 ----------------- 88c
Is Cotton Corduroy Jr Knickers, sizes and g. Were
S2.69 Sl.8S
. S1595 TwoTrouser Longie Suits sizes 10----s7.88
L S10.95 ThreePece Logging Set size S4.99
s10s5 Green Herrngbone Sport Coat, size ID s6.sS
20 Boys $685. to SS95 Suits, sizes to 7S5.SS
S2 SlO0 Football Mttens, tan and brown 69c
"Stocky" Long Pants Prep Suits, sizes 49, ID. Is.
S10.SS
Kann's-Prep and Boys store-second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Linens
Umbrellas

-l0 WOmen's Umbrellas. l6-
rib rayon. Slight irregulars.
Were So -S1.65
-3 WOmen's 16-rib Oiled
Nylon Umbrellas. Were 81,
S2.29
. Women's l6-rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were So -S4. 50
. Women's 16-rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were sl0----S5.5O
3 Women's 16-rib Oiled Silk
Umbrellas. Slight irregulars.
Were SO .-C1 20
Kann's-Street Floor.