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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
NIcnnN AID

hfDoN w " JUNE "a. 1870 N1ff
treet Kent re.rvcd Wife Charles 2
dear taurnfef 90 the iaie Frank G. an,
Mary e. Kent dear sister nf Frank W
william ! Vincent A.. Raymond } anf
the late bod Funeral from residence
1892 Gfe.uef. TUESDAY. 30 a m ant
Assumption tGrot'9l church. DO O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

HtRRt RHOII-Ntkoiaus June ~. a.
! residence 1879 Monivile place nus
band OF ne late Barbara. dear father OF
JACK Herhcfno7 and Mrs Thals Ne'fa"'
brother Of Jsenn HfrternolE 80 Phradei'
phB Pa Furers from above residence
TUESDAY. ? a. m. and 80 n VISITATION
Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
DEATHS

-rearor Hamilton. ss5s Dumbarton Rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

$50 ro'i r"'I'r'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
MIR. HE ARST PRAISED

FIf'tUIHE ne DdnUNIdHu =
was a parade Of 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

NApSren'icf allowance cis iFr1rr
Horses hs'sd IN order ~ pos position
TrAcs fsst
49, fnst , - I-r,----------.-----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

husband 0f EdI'
Marion Parker la
Mrs james r Va
liam ! Mrs Fd.
SO 3 ReusrF AZ
Co 3qTS I'ass
3 IN. Bguai laf 4
we & Stermfr S.
Ave Please Cmf
HamL-tnn IArL.r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
NIC,,,INS J4ra


ItNTsCH Iune IS Ms,hnda Of SOS
Tay'o- beloved wife of Edward dear
mother ~ Edward 1t Mrs Amsus
Noesta Mrs Louise Dean and Afred
Funeral rom the Nerhrydsn Funsral Home
1890 Mack. ~ outer Drive. Wednesday
a. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Clio Show 10 Open
In Chicago Monday

PHILADELPHIA Dec II tUP)
~ ii--reA4HE A4tA Johnny GI0
stage show VIII open az tho Er-
LANCER Thcatcr Monday night on
schedule after settlement of a
dispute involving tho AL Amer
ican Federation OF Musicians.
William Goldman operator Of
The thcatcr yesterday signed a
tWo-WcCk extension on a one-Near
contract with the musicians which
expired today. Goldman refused
20 sign a requested one-year con-
tract SaYIng ne planned turning
The lhealer INTO a movie house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Army Air Forces
In Salute TO WAC

For the first time in history
the army air forces, al home and
o,erseas this Sunday honors the
women.
They are the girls in khaki. the
WACs If the air force who are
holding down mems jobs to re-
lease soldiers for the big fight.
T Il ey are in $50 installations
throughout the world.
Mai Gen. Barney NJ. Giles,
chief of the air staff, has named
Sunday The Army Air Force
SaluteS the WACs Day Said
the general
"Ne're proud Of the WACs
serving with us. Many of their
jobs require a high degree of
skill and carry great respon-
Sibility."
WACS are operating control
towers ar alrportS, inStruCtlng in
Link trainers, rigging parachutes.
working I'm various phases of
aerial photography.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Patrick H. O'Keeffe

Funeral services for Patrick II.
O'Keeffe, IS, an executive OF the
Detroit TypeSetting Co. who died
Friday at his home, 36l Rankin,
Windsor, will be held i'm the resi-
dence al $50 a. m. Monday and
in Assumption Church, Windsor,
Al 10.
A native of ST. Clair, Mich. Mr.,
-6Kecffe had made his home IN
Windsor for 80 years lie was a
life member of the Detroit Club
Of Printing House Craftsmen, in
which he had served as president.
lie was a past president of the
international Club of Printing
House Craftsmen.
Surviving are his wife and three
daughters. Allcen and Frances of
Detroit and Mary-DlXie OF Wind
SOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Christmas 1913

IT'S grim and bleak and terrible for
millions of people. Ruin and misery stalk
conquered countries. Greed, power,
dictatorship and the RECOMMENDATION of
private lives by ruthless governments
have blacked out the souls of men.
The contrast with the plain, honest,
decent living habits of a free America
is aPpalling-and is making a profound
impression on our fighting men.
They are seeing and feeling, first hand,
what the new order is doing to Europe.
And they are coming home determined
that it won't happen here.
They are determined that you and and
the other fellow will continue TO elect
public servants = not masters - and
vote them out if we don't like them.
Our American boys are going TO decide
for themselves what kind of laws they
want to live under.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Mrs. Margaret Appleton

Funeral services ter Mrs Mar
Caret NNlcr Appleton of $50 Men
rick. who died Friday nm Harper
Hospital VIII be held In ST An
drcW Memorial Episcopal Church
~ 10 noon Monday Until re-
moved to me church the body
Viii De- 8I -thc William r ll8mi-
iw Funeral Home Cas- and
AIcN3udrnc
A'rs Appleton was born in/pr-
ueu Jsn . lS1l anG WAS The
-4+4-rlt SiI Appleton
She is >UrlINc0 uf two daughters.
ttr> s. Bucg FTlCk and Miss
lauo Appleton tW0 sisters Mary
Ny'rr and MIS- i Walter
nWse. an5 uV0 brothers George
Ud III WgNS0n Nfylcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

They want a country where everyone
gets a decent deal whether he is poor
or rich. They know America isn't
perfect. But they knoV it's better than
any other country in the world - and
they're going to keep it that way.
When our boys come back, they want an
opportunity to work and save and grow
with no government bureau telling
them when and where and how TO do it.
They want to give their kids an indepen-
dent cducation-not one that's controlled
by someone with an axe to grind.
American boys have always gone places
Hnder their 0tpR bOWer - and they're
going to keep on doing it.
They like the idea that in this country
farmer boy can step into the White
House They take their hats off to the
lad in the stock room who grows up TO
run the business The ball player who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
No Electric Chair,
So Killer Gets Break

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec II (UP)
Wartime prioritieS forced de-
lay today in the execution of a
convicted slayer.
Because the War Production
Board refused 10 release materials
needed to build an electric chair.
officials announced that the exc
cution of Joseph MacAvoy "a.
Brooklyn, \. Y. cannot be held
as scheduled Dee 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Workers 10 Give Show

To get money, for presents for
their fellow workers in the armed
forces, the 600 employees of the
Commerce Pattern Foundry and
Machine Co, 745O Melville, will
present variety show Sunday
night at z al Northern High
School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

busts EN- over the fence and draws
more money than a senator, is hero
in the eyes of millions.
That's America-still the land of oppor-
tunity-where hard work, thrift and in
genuity still pay off And we must never
let these precious freedoms slip away.
But to guard them, each of us must be
alert We must take personal interest
in good government - and vote. We
must beware of imported political IDEAS
They didn't work over therc-and they
won't work over here.
We must educate ourselves and our
children in American traditions. We
must protect our own personal freedoms
but we must respect the rights of the
other fellow. We must work hard-and
produce. We must Save-and build. w I
must have faith in our own ability to
keep America American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

Lansing Oils F'snco %iiled
LANSING, Pc ifzs re I
Curry of 925 Eve.Ctt. v"r rotii {
today that hcr fi-7o', SET. PHO
Stan Ched.cH of tAc T,AF.
native OF Iauc. sl.-o hng'snd
was killed in a piene crash ia
England, Nov. "a
Evening star., 1943-11-03
$4,000 Francs Price
Of Suit in France
Ry the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press
MADRID. Nov. 3.-Prices have
Skyrocketed to such fabulous
heights in France, Spanish press dis
patches from Paris said today, that
the present cost of a drink of wine
in any cafe would have fed a whole
family in a good restaurant in 1889" "
A mans suit was said to cost 10000
francs, mediocre meal. 500 francs;
the cheapest watch, 5000 francs, and
the cheapest radio, 10000 francs.
Before the war the franc had
a value of about % cents in
American money, but it is no
longer quoted on the foreign ex-
change
"A little shop whose whole busi-
ness was not worth 100000 francs
in 1886 today does business in mil
lions each month" one dispatch said
The correspondent estimated that
more than 100000 Frenchmen were
engaged in black market operations
in French cities.
Another dispatch said Vichy state
employees engaged to fight the black
market want a raise in salary be-
cause their salaries were insufficient
for them to buy necessary food-on
the black market
Evening star., 1943-11-03
|Wor|d Order Mission
Opens Here tuesday
To Seek Lasting Peace

Religious leaGers, with a "global
outlook on Christianity" will ad-
dress the Washington phase of the
Christian Mission on World Order
here next Tuesday as part o. a
Nation church effort to mold
public opinion for a just and durable
peace.
The mission here is sponsored bv
the Washington Federation of
Churches and the Washington
Council of Church Women and is
similar to church activities in 100
cities this month under auspices of
the Federal Council of Churches
and cooperating religious organl-
2ations.
One Speaker a Pilot.
The speakers at day and evening
sessions here will be DR.. Henry Hit
Crane, pastor of Detroit's Central
Methodist Church, world traveller
and holder of a pilots license: the
Rev. Ewart E. Turner, former pastor
Of the American Church in Berlin;
Representative Judd of Minnesota
former medical missionary to China,
who toured the country last summer
with other members of Congress in
the interest of a continuing non-
partisan foreign policy; DR.. Herman
J. Sweet, director of leadership
training for the International Coun-
Gil of Religious Education. and Mrs.
Paul Erdman. author. educational
secretary of the Student Volunteer
Movement and wife Of the managing
editor of the American Mission
Press. Beirut. Syria.
Day sessions of the Washington
mission will be held at Calvary Bap-
tiSt Church, Eighth and H streets
NV, where all members of the
speakers team" will speak and lead
discussion groups.
DR.. Crane and Representative
Judd will speak at the evening ses-
sions, to be held at First Congre-
SdJlOlIdI Slllll CIl, 1tlllll anu "
streets NV. The ChoruSes of How
ard and American Universities will
sing at the evening sessions.
Youth Rally Arranged.
The Washington Federation of
Christian Youth has arranged a
youth rally at 8 pm at Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church. Ninth
street and Massachusetts avenue
NV, where several hundred service
flags of participating congregations
will be displayed.
Members Of the Executive Com
mittees of the following youth Or
CARNATIONS have urged their con-
stltuentS to support the Christian
Mission on World Order:
District Christian Endeavor Union,
Golden Rule Endeavor Union.
Methodist Youth Fellowship. Fed
GRAFTON of Baptist Training Unions,
Washington Diocesan Young Peo-
Piles Fellowship, Pilgrim Fellowship
of Congregational Churches and the
Lutheran Youth Council.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Doris Duke Cromwell
Says Husband Seeks
'7-Mi||ion Settlement
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RENO, New, Nov. 3.-HeireSs Doris
Duke Cromwell declares in her di-
vorce complaint that James H. r.
Cromwell has been interested pri-
marily in getting his hands on
1000, 900 of her tobacco millions
since they separated three years ago
A bill of particulars attending her
formal divorce papers, which were
filed secretly on October Is, sets
forth that Mr.. CromWell's demands
for financial settlement after their
separation have been so high that
the plaintiff has been unwilling to
assent thereto
Mr.. Cromwell, 47-year- r-old one
time Minister to Canada, has de-
manded that his wife give him con-
troll of $7,OO0,0Oo, the suit sets forth,
adding that since their separation
Mr.. Cromwell has not attempted
reconciliation and all his efforts
have been directed at securing a
large cash settlement"
Mrs. Cromwell, 80. charges Mr.
Cromwell with extreme cruelty
which has seriously undermined"
her health, and three years separa-
ton. She has been a Nevada resi-
dent for three months, and intends
to remain.
The heiress to the Duke fortune
thus answered, in effect, Mr. Crom-
wells divorce suit filed at Trenton,
N. j., last September 3 which alleged
his wife deserted him.
Mrs. Cromwell's bill of particulars
says 'she has commenced suit at
this time because she and not the
defendant is the one entitled to a
divorce
Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Stationery

200 packages of CelIopha ne
Wrapped Letter or Note Size
Writing Paper 19c
Wood Base Book Ends.
Eagle decoration. Were $1,29
pr. ---------------69c
Poker Chips. 100 to the box.
Were 85c. AS is ~ price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
RUuO,, indies

Seconds Of Better Grade
Rayon Slips and Gowns.
Full-cut styles in tearose. Not
all sizes ---------99c
Warm Combinations, Bed
Jackets and Slips. Broken
sizes. Soiled ---54c
-Irregs. Of "Slackerettes"
run-resist rayon and cotton,
49c
Cotton Union Suits and Cot
ton Knit Slips. Not all sizes.
1rregs. Soc
-36 Irregs. of Ray0n Satin
Striped, Lace Trimmed Vests,
2 for S1.OO
-lrregs. Of Famous Sil-o-Ette
Combinations. Full cut. Reg
ular sizes. Slight irregulari-
ties 79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
kO-SEAM RAYON HOSIERY
Seconds Of BoreIeg HOSE
Wash FrOckS

Cotton Wash Frocks. Soiled.
Small sizes. Were $2.99,
S1.57
-GeOrgiana RayOn Dresses.
Broken sizes. Were IS S397
-Rayon Maternity Dresses.
Small sizes. Were $595 to
s895 ----- S197
White Rayon Uniforms.
Soiled. We're S5 S2X7
-Georgiana Rayon Dresses.
Broken sizes. Were $895,
S4.97
Large Size Rayon Dresses.
Gay prints. Were S595 S3.97
Cotton Print Brunch Coats.
Misses and Women's sizes.
Were $1,39 SIAN
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
DO1neSticS

Ia Prs. Cotton jacquard
Window Draperies. Were s2.99
and $500 - SJ.X9
-21 Cotton jacquard Bed
spreads. Double size. Were
s1,7s -- S1.49
"a C0hasset Sheets. Seconds
of Pequot. 9Oxl08" size. First
quality price. S2.05 -S1,79
80 Cohasset Cases. Seconds
of Pequot. 42x36"' size -29c
-48 Solid Color Cannon Per-
Gale Cases. 42x3812" size. Blue
and green. Seconds ---45c
Al Irregs. of Cannon Crib
Sheets. 42x72" size ----49c
-l2 Cohasset Bolster Gases.
Seconds of Pequot. 42x72"
size - 79c
-120 Seconds of Pacific Per-
Gale Pillowcases. 45x36" size.
42c
-12 Mohawk PerCaIe Hem
stitched Sheets. 72x108" size,
$500
-12 Mohawk PercaIe Hem
stitched Sheets. 81x99" size.
$500
-12 Mohawk Percale Hem
stitched Sheets. 81X108" size,
S2.1O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Bedding

Il Mahogany Finish Vanity
Bench. Was $3.50 S3.77
Il Maple Chest of Drawers.
Was $19.95 --- $3.50
Il Maple Dresser. Was
$3250 ------------S S25 90
II Double Felt Mattress. CAS-
Isl Were $1995 S14.44
Il Single Inner-Spring Mat
tress. (As Isl. Was Sl6.95,
$3.50
II Double Inner Spring Mat
tress. CAS- Isl Was S19.95,
$3.50
-5 Poster Beds. CAS- isl Were
$3.50 ------------ S4.44
. Double Maple Beds. CAS-
Isl Were S14.95- 81 90
II Mahogany Veneer Mite
Table. (As isl Was 1895,
$3.50
. Single Felt Mattresses.
We're $29.95 ---- $50 90
Il Single Felt Mattress. Was
S24.95 ~--------S Sl6,99
--6 Single Felt Mattresses,
SLIT
-2-2lx27 Feather Pillows.
Were sl.49 ca. -- CSC
Il Overstuffed Club Chair.
Was S29.95 ------ 500 22
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
GIOUeS

-95 Pairs Cotton Fabric
Gloves-Hand-sewn and whip
stitched. Brown, black and a
few colors. Sizes 6 to 612.
S1.50 values, ,-----S9c
-150 Pairs Capeskins and
DoeSkin Gloves. Grey and nat
ural. Some soiled and irregu-
lars. Sizes 6 to 7 in group.
$l29 and $1.89 values 79c
200 Pairs Cotton and Rayon
Fabrics Gloves. Black, navy
and colorS. Sizes 6 to 7. soc
and 69c values 00c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Art Goods

3 Two-Oz. Balls of Yarn.
Soiled. Were 69c ---19c
a Hassocks. Slightly dam
aged. Were S3.98 ~ S1.98
, Hand Embroidered Aprons.
Models. We're S1,93 --98c
Il Fascinator. Model. 900
wool and 1870 rayon. White.
59c
Il Crib Cover and Pillow
Slip. Handmade. Model. Was
s2.98 ------S1.
Il Nursery Pillow. Hand
made. Model. Was Sl98 CSC
- Hand Embroidered Tow
els. Models. Were S1.59 79c
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
STORE
Jeicelry

Il Lapel Pin. Was SIS,
$1,000
is Sterling Discs. As is 1Oc
Il 10-kt. Gold Ring. Was
sl2.50. "As is" 1895
II Sterling Silver Ring Set
with hemalite stone and Mar
castle trim. Was $3.50. LAS
is" co OK
is Compacts. Were $1.25.
AS is --------S1.OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
HOlldkerchiefS

We IN e ms Handkerchiefs.
Color embroidery on white.
Irregs. of Csc grade 12Lc
Mems Handkerchiefs. White
corded borders and colored
woven borders -1CLc
Girls Head ScarfS. Open
mesh weave. Were soc 19c
Broken Assortment of Name
Handkerchiefs. White with
name in color Were Csc,
1212c
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Inexpe,,siUe
Dresses

Dresses
-25 Misses Pastel Rayon
Jersey Dresses. Were 1899,
S1.99
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Were $7.95 and $8.95,
S4.18
Misses Printed Spun Rayon
Dresses. One-pc. styles. Were
-Women's Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Black and colors.
Were $3.50 --- 81 60
-Women's Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Were $3.99 S2.19
3 Women's Rayon Jersey
Evening Dresses. Were $685.,
S2.99
Ia Misses Checked Jumpers.
Were $500 S2.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

-180 Dresser Scarfs. Odd lot.
Were 89c and 81 soc
30 Seconds of s1.95 Printed
Tablecloths. 52x68" size.
s1.5a
-15 Seconds Of S4.25 Printed
Rayon Tablecloths. 52x68"
size -- S2.15
Is Seconds Of s2.95 Printed
Rayon Tablecloths. 52x52"
size CO 90
-75 Seconds Of Cannon Turk
ish Towels. 2Ox4O" size osc
-6s Seconds Of Cannon Turk
ish Towels. 20x40" size 20c
80 Seconds Of Cannon Turk
ish Towels. 22x44" size AQc
= Seconds Of $3.50 Irish
Linen Tablecloths. 81" size.
Ss.95
Il Second of S5.95 Irish
Linen Tablecloth. 81" size.
S4.39
Il Second Of s9.95 Irish Linen
Tablecloth. 81" size $50
8 Seconds Of 1895 Irish
Linen Tablecloths. 7Ox88'
size ----,----- $50
10 Seconds of $9.95 Irish
Linen Tablecloths. 66x1O4"
3 Seconds of $685. Irish
Linen Tablecloths. 66x86"
size - - -S495
p Cotton Check Table Dam
ask. Gold and blue. Was e8c
yd. ----- -----69c
10 Seven-Pc. Cotton Lunch
con Sets. 52x6s" size S3.98
10 Cotton Hand d-Embroi-
dered 17-Pc. Luncheon Sets.
S3.95
-120 Seconds Of 19c and Csc
Cotton Lace Napkins 1Oc
-25 Hand-Embroidered Dress
er Scarfs 29c
so Seconds of 89c Cannon
Turkish Towels - -69c
so Seconds of 81 Cannon
Turkish Towels -----19c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Leather SoIed
Dorsey Slippers
$1.49
Fu1'S

Natural Tipped Skunk. 33'
long. Sizes II and 13. Were
s15S $500
Grey Persian Paw tplate).
Size ID, Was sl58 $1,000
Natural Tipped Skunk. 36"
long. Size IA. Was s144,
$500
Black Dyed Persian Paw
(plate). Size 13. Was S158,
$500
Grey Persian Paw tplate).
Size 16. Was Sl58 500 90
All Furs Plus 1910 Federal Tax.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Blankets and
Comforts

5 Heather Blankets. Nat
ural color. 60oo reprocessed
wool. 20Ho wool and 2Oeo pro-
tein fibre. 72x84" size. Were
$685. -- S5 90
-6 Reg. S7.95 Polar Bear
Blankets. Wine color. 72x84"
size --------- S6.95
4 Rayon Taffeta Covered
Wool-FilIed Comforts. Soiled.
72x84" size. Were 1895.
S7.99
-l7 Plaid Cotton Sheets.
6ox76" size Reg. 89c- 79c
3 Individual Auto Robes.
Heavily fringed. 1907 e-used
wool. 36x5O-inch size. Reg.
$l99 " CT 20
kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-01

COrSetS

900 Girdles and Corsettes--
Rayon. cotton and rubber.
Orig. $3.50 to $3.50 ---S1. .88
30 Back Lace Corsets-Ray-
on brocade. Orig. $3.50,
S3.95
-Bandeaux of Cotton and
Rayon. Orig. sec 39c
Kann's-Second Floor. ,
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Neckll.enl.

VeCklCeOT
Ia Lacy Hand Knit Wool
Fascinators. Some flower
trimmed. Black and colors.
Were $3.50 and 1895 S195
Sample Neckwear. including
bibs, "V" necks and little girl
collars, Many one of a kind.
Were ST ----79c
10 Scarfs. Mostly white.
Were 81 --- 70c
Il White Cotton Lace Blouse.
Size 80. Slightly shopworn.
Was $500 ------S1.99
. Cotton Blouses. Maize and
blue. Size 80. Were $1.19, 79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Lingerie

-Rayon Crepe Slips. Were
50 --------- S2.l9
-Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Satin SlaXettes. Were $l39
and $1.95 --- 99c
Black and Navy Rayon
Crepe and Rayon Satin Slips.
Large sizes only. Were ST SO,
S1.29
-Rayon Satin Slips. Were
s1.95 -------------Sl Sl,39
Sheer Cotton Batiste Pureto
Rican Gowns. Were $1.19,
99c
quilted Robes. Were S16.95,
S8.8S
-Rayon Quilted Robes. Were
-Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Satin Gowns. Were S195 and
s2.s5 ------ S1.69
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Better Dresses

a Misses 2-PC. Rayon
Checked Suit-Dresses. Black
and white. Were S14.95,
S9.97
a Misses Black Rayon
Sheers. Were s1995 1897
a Misses Evening Gowns.
White only. Were Sl695 and
s19.95 S5 AZ
a Misses Rayon. Prints
Were s1495 and $685.,
S12.97
10 Women's Rayon Dresses.
Printed rayon jersey and 2-pc.
styles of ravon crepe. Black
and navy. Were S1695.
S12.97
nn's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Rugs

--4-4,6x6 BroadlOom Rugs.
Were s12.e5 ------- SS.S8
-l2-.6x7.6 Fibre Rugs
(drops). Were s7.95 S4.95
--6-6x9 Fibre Rugs tdrops).
Were 1895 S6.95
-l-9x12 Administer Rug.
Was s425o $500
-l-9xl2 Broadloom Rug.
Was s48,5o ~ $500
-1-9x12 BroadIoom Twist
Weave Rug. Was $48.50,
S3S.88
--1-9xl2 Broadloom Rug.
Was $500 ---- S25.OO
-2-9x12 Notified Administer
Rugs. Were $29.95 S26.95
-2-9x12 Velvet Rugs. Were
S34.95 -------- S26.S8
-1-9x12 Reversible Chenille
Rug. Was S3495 $500
-2-9x12 Woven Fibre Rugs.
Were sl0.95 -----S S1.S8
-1-9X12 Heathercraft Rug.
Was Sl7.95 SIP
--3-8Xl0 Woven Fibre Rugs.
Were S10.95 ------- S1.&2
--3-9x12 Stencilled Mour-
EOuk Rugs. Were Sll.95.
SS.SS
-2-8x10 Woven Mourzouk
Rugs Were sl995 S1499
--1-6x9 BroadlO0m Figured
Rug. Was s29.95 - Sl9.95
--2-6x9 BroadloOm Rugs
(plainD. Were s2l95 SASS
kann's-Thlrd Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Girls Wear

40 Cotton Dresses. Were
$l.3s ----------- 88c
So Cotton Suits. Were $3.95,
99c
IS Cotton Corduroy Jumpers.
Were $2.99 ------S So %
IS Ankle-Length Party Dress
Is. Were $7.95 to 1895 S3.97
-3 Teeners' Ankle Length
Party Dresses. Were $10.95,
S4.95
- Winter Coat Sets Sc %
IS Teeners' Rsyon Dresses.
Were $5.95 - S397
"A Teeners' Rayon Dresses.
Were ss.9s ---------S2.97
-S Rayon Dresses. Were
$3.50 -------S2 S2.29
II Ski Suit. Size IA. Was
$3.50 -------------$3 ~
-3 SlAcks. Were $500 S1.97
-le Cotton Blouses. Were
$l.29 99c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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FecuIars Of
Famous Make
COTTON
BRIEFS
29c

Fine cotton yarn. Tea
rose and white. Sizes 8. 8
and T. Slight irregulars.
Kann's-Street Floor
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Linens

-180 Dresser Scarfs. Odd lot.
Were 89c and ST 50c
30 Seconds of S1.95 Printed
Tablecloths. 52x68" size.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

600 prs. Monotop stretchy-top rayon
hose. Chose from two popular, new Spring
shades. Specially priced at------
Evening star., 1943-04-01

Made Of durable cotton
fabric in olive shade. Single
breasted with extra yoke for
extra protection. Small. me-
dium and large sizes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-04
Housewives Are Asked To Pay No More Than Top Legal Price

CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS
Size and Con- OPA OPA
tainrr Type M. No.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-04

Bay. Bay Brand, Berti, Broad
Mountain. ChcrItan. Chop
tank, Chowan. Chowanokc.
Coan, Crockett. Davis Mil.
Everripc, Farmers Fork.
Garden Pride. Golden Glow.
Giyn d on. Gee L..
Green Vale. lIalcs Ford.
HannabaS. Hill Davis. HYDE.
Kelly. Kings Quality. Lup-
ton. Lvnhavcn. Nancy, Otter.
Phillips. Powhaian. Pratt.
Pride Of the Valley. Pride Of
Virginia. Realm. Red Roc.
Rccdsviilc. Rich West, Row
land. Somerset. Southern.
Crest. Stafford, Standard
Sun Glow. Syer. Uncle Ned.
View Point. Virginia Chici.
Willow Brook .............
Evcrripc. Halcs Ford. Hanna
bias. Lynhavcn. Phillips.
Powhatan. Pride Of virginia,
Red Glow, Rich West. Uncle
Ned. View Poin; ..........