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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
JAP RETREAT REPORTED

CHUNGKING. Feb. 7 up
War Minister Chen Cheng said
today that unConhrmed rumors
had reached Chuneking that the
japanese were preparing for a
possible withdrawal from south
and central China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

Historically Joyous preparations
for his arrival.
II am baking biz vanilla
cake, declared Mrs. Sandtn
proudly Junior asked eSpc-
cially for it. II viii have
cream fFeStiHFE
Happy tears mist6G her eyes.
81 haven't been as happy i'm
years a. am tonight she SAID
Ellis tells nfe thet have taken
off all the bandages. He says
the boy is full of spirit and
laughs NJ! DAY can hardly Wait
for tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
InterneeS Kin
Await Word
Fear to Accept
Unofficial Reports

Although r~a'et'fi tar e,ce>
scrap az information regarding
relatives known 70 haze 6ara in.
termed when the J7panes 20
Ewsrned INTO Manila hundreds re-.
Michigan families today torn l1-
tween hope and fear arN.a.sl
awaited ofhcaI confirmation le-
Eardins the fate Of treE loved
ones.
Mrs Vincent Madison cf fS51
San Jose, Birmingham. VINO ,a>
informed tia, a radio broadcast
from Manila reported her father
Prof Roy :. Sw1rto-. imprisoned
with his wife and daughter Bar
hara. -. when the FH IpTineS fell
into Japanese hands as Safe cN-
pressed the sentiments Of most
relatives thus indirectly notified
AFRAID TO CELEBRATE
I'm still afraid 10 let myself
70, Ae-S7stats ~ emotions
are 80 divided between hope and
fear that, should the news turn
out To he false, | don't feel that
i could ever recover from the
disappointment
Mrs Madison was also notified
that her cousin. It. Col Nell
Swinton, a doctor with Gen Mac
Arthurs forces before Pearl Har-
Dor. was among the Internees
released
ITS ironical that, two weeks
after receiving the only word
I've had from them since they
were imprisoned, they should be
freed" Mrs. Madison said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
WILL TRY LENsE

zt.-..tti!c1t- g-.--CC1- rao -te-
moved The cataract from Junior S
gea last "Wednesday IS delighted
with his progress 10 date.
In about a month we viii try
him with A glass tense in front
of his eve" he said Then. we
viii be able 10 calculate how
good his sight mi!l he. We will
also decide later when 10 re-
move the cataract on his left
eye
operation that restored
sight 70 tac boys rlEat eve sprang
from "A series al stories IN The
Detroit Times. last November.
whom SANDY the boy collie play
The Sa0d.u7 appealed 20 the
Times and "a story concerning the
blind Nou N rn he'd II
was read ty Mrs Edna Fink of
tine Fua0s.u Sca0o. SIZE referred
tire istsass.-..ty -fe-f.Ha 5-Hso5- seen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
OTHER TWO AGREE

Councllmen William Comstock.
Who's Lansing and Council
President John G Lodge, both
unavailable for comment today,
haze expressed themselves in OPP
a.s--La -.
Regional Director Carsten
TIedeman Of the War Production
Board declared that the bill
which would change the time on
March II. would wipe out all that
has been gained through the
"brownout. He would not state
whether he believed the change
would affect war production.
The bill now returns 10 the
Senate for concurrence on the ef-
iectlve date and will probably be
approved by the Upper Chamber
tomorrow or Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Detroit 10 STAY
On Fast Time

Continued from Page One)
eminent asks a change the city
should make every effort TO
stay on the time ID was asked
10 90 on"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
CANNOT GET HELP

The Legion commander said III
saw at least 30 men lying or
their hunks at 100 p, m The
kitchens are dirty. he said. be
cause Of the inability Of the camT
to hire help, The place
has had five cooks in eight months
he stated.
The manager does not dare
leave any food in the mess halls
IS they destroy IT," Or. Gray
said 1T is kept in two rooms
in the main building and taken
from there I'm trucks to the
mess hall. The trucks, even. are
hi-iacked between the storage
rooms and the mess hall and
the food is destroyed.
PHYSICALLY ATTACKED
1T is impossible for the man
ager 10 enforce the very lenient
regulations set up under the
LAW In fact. he was physically
attacked Just recently by one
Of the members while four
others stood guard TO see that
he didn't fight back.
The main objective OF the
things going on in this camp
is that the government will
eventually give II up as a bad
jon and disband these camps"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
BOMB CORREGIDoR

The JapS, cleared from The
northern portion of the CITY were
IN some strength south If the
river but 11th Nrborne Division
troops h4d cut them off COM
pletely from escape before the
37th and First Cavalry division
elements
CThc Tokyo radio said today
that the fortress of COrregidor.
at the entrance TO Manila Har-
hor, had been under attack
yesterday by American naval
guns. and had suffered a violent
bomhardmcnt Monday The
broadcast was recorded by the
FEC in New York
Meanwhile, American warplanes
continued their relentless bonn
hardmcnr of COTregIdor. At least
$50 tons Of aerial explosives cas-
cadod on the rock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
WROTE LAST line

Morton Netzorg 1865 Boston
whose parents, residents IN Ma,
Mia for 80 years. last wrote him
June I, 1914.
Mrs Gunnar Gram Of Big Rap
IDS. whose cousin. Eugene 4. Per
kins. an attorney IN the Philip
pines, was nterned with hi,
daughter, Dora Perkins Johnson
al Santo Tomas
Mrs. Frank Sharon Of Wilson
Mich. whose daughter, Sister
Rose Jude a Naryknoll mission
airy nun, teaching in Manila, was
captured when II fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Alexander
Iron Mountain. whose son. John
{. Alexander. superintendent for
a copper company IN the Philip
pines for six years, was ImpTis-
oned with his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schocnhals
Of Livingston County whose
daughter. Mrs Lester A Carrard
in the Philippines since 1923. is
reported informed with her hus-
band al Santo Tomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Prison Camps
Hit Shells
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
the cIty'S important business
buildings along the EsCohta were
dynamitod and fred by the Japs,
including The Bank Of the Philip
pines the Hong Kong Shanghai
Bank-and- Tho kIcknk- department
STORE.
Mortar and artillery exchanges
continued bCfWcon Yank and Jap
forces across the PaSig. which hi
scots Manila Americans of the
37th Infantry Division held posi-
tons tf4-tt--effff- tettttii Attf sS the
aterS and banks on the north
shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08


Thereby" The pros 2 cutor
wrote. "they tthe onlectors)
wilt ~ subject tn discipline
which Is totally lacking in the
camp. Then they could he placed
in military camps In this coun-
try where they can do some
type II work that will at least
relieve some able-bOdied soldier
for combat duty"
REFUSE TO WORK
Win Norman V. Nelson. camp
director. complaining that the oh
feuf0rs vino Ncrc sent here be
cause they We're too hard Ia
handle % other camps refuse
absolutely 10 work. the men con-
tend they are being detained il
legally Furthermore they charge,
there is nothing near The old
.ulW-l1Lud CCC camp they could
5o that would be OF benefit 10 the
Wan effort,
Nelson said that neither he nor
the so.eC'lNe service system has
the authority 10 deal with the
recaieItrantS. They 20 and come
as they please, he said and are
entirely within the law unless
they remain absent 10 days
Many he stated stay away for
eight or nine, return for a few
days and leave again.
~ TANERNS WEEKLY
ff7rf7rr AtarrStfqae was f'Hied
out of bounds for the directors.
wrote. a Government
truck drove them some So miles
INTO the town where a great num-
Der of them spent their time in
tavernS every week.
They attempted" he wrote.
'to date girls I'm the high school
library, in churches and on the
street. Several complained 10
local ministers that the people
of the community are anti
social. as they fail to provide
victory girls for the camp per-
sonnet. People cannot reconcile
such an attitude with any fer
vent religious belief.
The men are adverse to any
law enforcement which affects
them. Their outspoken AFRO
gance Is accompanied by a stiff
confidence in ultimate victory
in any prosecution, as they have
an ap pare II v ineXhaustible
fund of money and hired attor-
neys that respond Immediately
TO their call"
CONDITIONS HORRIBLE"
DR.. c. J. Gray of Petoskev.
state department commander of
the American Legion who in
SpeCted the camp with his staff a
week ago, said he found condi-
tons horrible
Speaking Of the funds available
to the inmates. Gray said there
was actually a "hondsman' in the
camp who rushed 10 the rescue Of
anyone Of them who is Jailed,
With the usual $500 bond in
cash.
Residents Of nearby Communi-
Ties are so incensed, DR. Gray said,
that a group of otherwise peaceful
citizens of Newberry recently lay
m wait and thraShed a group of
he camps inmates Later that
own was declared out of bounds
also.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Sc PRESS sTORIES

Other Michigan families learned
of the safety Of relatives IN news
paper stories from Manila ClLLls
spondents.
Such was the case Of Nj and
Mrs. Gus Shanick -6l6 Howard
Bay City. who read thar ttclr S1r
Pvt. Charles Robert Beaudcon. IS
stationed IN the coast artillery al
the fall of CorreGIdor. was one OF
seven Bay City boys listed as safe
Still awaiting word from rela-
tiveS known 10 have been I'M
prisoned in Manila are:
Mrs. Harold Tallman Of 1925
Broad street, whose sister Mrs.
ALVIN Flint. and her husband were
confined IN Santo Tomas prison
three years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
~ TANERNs WEEKLY

f7rtu-r AfarrtStt11e was i'tfied
out of bounds for the directors.
SLCakdn Ar0tC. q Government
truck drove them some Sc miles
into the town whore a great num-
Der of them spent their time in
laNCInS cNcrN week
Evening star., 1945-07-19
BETTER. Dresses

I Black and Pink Print Rayon Crepe Size 40 Orig.
s22e5 S1697
Black Cottons Sizes IA and 16 Orig $f2s5---- $3.50
Cotton Eyelets. Sizes IL, IA Orig. $1495---- S997
1 Cotton Eyelet. Size 10. Orig. $1695 $997
White Cotton shrting Dresses. Size 20. Orig s1os5,
S997
White Cotton Shrtng Dresses Size 10. Orig. s1os5.
$500
Black and Brown Cotton EyeIets Sizes 10 and a. Orig
Checked Top Rayon Dresses Misses Sizes Orig.
$2295 $lI4S
Navy Rayon Crepe. Size 24h. Orig. s14s5------$74S
Black Rayon Crepe Size 38. Orig SIS
Sun-Back Dress. Size 10. Orig. $1297
yellow Embroidered Dress. Size H. Orig. $1495 $997
silk and Nyon 2-Pc. Dresses Sizes H. l6 Orig. s3s,
S33
Brown Rayon Crepe Dress Size 10. Orig $685. $1297
White Rayon Crepe with red and navy front Size 90
Orig. $22s5.- ------- $1l4S
l Brown Rayon Crepe. Size Is. Orig. $38 $33
Rayon Print Dresses Misses sizes Orig s2995. $17
1 2-Pc. Wool Cape Suit Size IL. Orig $38 $24
2-Pc. Wool Suits. Misses sizes. Orig $4140 --$33
Coral 1909 Wool Suits Sizes H. H. Orig $685. $ss7
/ Butcher Rayon Dress. Size H. Orig $2295 ---$1697
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Furniture

. Modern Hostess Carts Orig $40 s5o--ss $685.
3 Modern Hostess Carts Orig $3.50 - S19.s5
Mahogany veneered Cocktail Table. Orig s14s5, $500
1 walnut yeneered Lamp Table Orig sI4e5 - $3.50
I Mahogany yeneered Tier Table. Orig $I595 - $7S8
Mahogany veneered Lamp Table. Orig s12e5 - $599
Mahogany Veneered Cocktail Table. Orig. $l2s5, S6ss
: WaInnt Veneered Coffee Table Orig $s95s4ss
: walnut yeneered End Table Orig s7s5 $3.50
Mahogany veneered Cocktail Table. Orig $685. S5SS
Modern style Knee-hole Desk. Orig s34s5-----$lsS5
Modern style Cocktail Table. Orig $19.95----Sl2SS
: TTnboIstered Platform Rocker Orig $39 95 S2495
I pIastic Ton Dinette Set Orig $74.50 $49.95
LINED Oak Dnette Chair. Orig $895-----------$4s9
Wrought Iron Frame Porch Chairs Orig. $1095, $6SS
3 Canopy Tops for Chaise Lounge Orig. $685.
Aluminium Frame Lounge Chairs. Orig $22.85--$1499
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Linens

20 3-PC. Lace Chair Back Sets Orig. $1--------6sc
20 Flour Sack Dish Towels Orig 20c------------I2c
IL Striped Cotton Cloths. Orig $150----------- &c
II 50-In Striped Cotton Cloths Orig $295------
80 Heavyweight Plate Mats Orig. 39c --------- 29c
IL 42-In. Printed Cotton Cloths. Orig. 81 $1----79c
10 9-Pc. Mexican Striped Luncheon Sets Orig. $685.
S2.25
IL Embroidered Pillow Cases. Orig 81 A. 99c Pr.
Solid Color Pillow Cases. Orig 1895 So Pr.
20 Card Table Covers COZ wool, 3o% cotton) Orig
$3.50 $125
so Printed Dish Towels. Orig soc 34c
"a Chenille Mat and Lid Sets Orig. S2I9
10 Card Table Covers. Orig $154-------------- 89c
5-Piece Bridge Sets Orig. $295-~------------.S S195
10 56In. Solid Color Cotton Cloths Orig $685. S195
IL 56x70In Solid Color Cotton Cloths Orig $685., ss95
S6 Cotton Table Napkins. Orig lac Sc
10 Chenille Mat and Lid Sets. Orig.
20 Printed Linen Scarfs 32-Inch Orig $125-----79c
"a 42In Printed Linen Scarfs. Orig $150------ 95c
Printed Cotton Table Cloths Orig. $295-------$159
go Solid Color Dresser Scarfs. Orig S1--------69c
S 42-In. Dresser Scarfs Orig. 59c------------3 39c
AS Cotton Guest Towels. Orig. 9c-------------39c
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Sheer Royon Hosiery
o";i {. ;iis r 59c pr.

First quality and mperfects Of ful-fashioned famous
name STYLES. Many weights all reinforced with
cotton at points of Good coors. not all sizes
M;sse and Chdrens Ankle Socks of Mercerxed Cotton
Many styles Not all Sizes Orig. 29c-50c-------15e
First Quality Full Fashioned End-0-Run Cotton and
Rayon Hosiery. Orig.
Seamless and Mock Seam Hosiery. 1st quality and r
regulars Cotton reinforced Orig 32c49c4 for 81
Cotton Foot Socks sizes Soiled Orig 25c, 1oc
MOI Seam Sheer Rayon Chons Iregulars. Good colors
Sizes Cotton reinforced. Orig 43c------3 prs for 81
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
BOYS WEAR

80 Boys Raincoat Sets. Dark green water-re-
pellent coats with matching helmets. Sizes 4,
6, IL, IA. Orig. S495 -- g %
AZ Junior Boys Wash Longies Mostly dark
patterns in washable cottons and cottons and
rayons. Orig. $229-$2.50-$2.95 S17o
Is Boys Cotton Wash SIacks Of sanforized cot
ton twill Grey, light blue. Sizes 1919. Orig.
1895 ---------------- g CO
Students Sport Coats Of all-woo Smartly
tailored of colorful tweeds, blue greys, browns.
Sizes 33, IS, &c. 81. Orig. $14.95 -- 1888
/ Boys AH-Wool Fingertip Coat Camel shade
Size IA. Soiled Orig. $2695- S1oS8
1 Boys Blue-Grey Long Pants Suit. Size 10,
Soiled Orig. $14.95----------- SS 90
1 Boys Fingertip Coat Of dark teal blue. Size
10 Khsk As is sDe4s; Gsls sSSo So. 4. !. os sS
Dress Shorts. Damaged Size . Orig. siss,
1 Cotton Jersey 2-Pc. Suit Size 4 As is. Orig.
$245 -----------. -. - ooe
2 LOng-sIeeve Sweaters. Sizes 80 g. ss As is.
Knitted Belts with Slide Buckles. org. iS SO,
Gabardine LOngie. As is. Size 49, Orig. sis5.
Brown Cavalry Twill Dress Slack. Size 2s
waist. As is. Orig. $5.95 ------------ 81 90
High Neck Shirts. Broken lot. AS is. Orig.
$l69 --------------- 09c
3 High Neck Shirts. AS is. Orig $12s-$l4s,
7oc
Cotton Basque Shirts AS is. Orig. $12s-$l79,
79e
2 Tan Cotton Slack Sets. Size 10, stocky Orig
$595 ---------------------- Ga 90
Dark Cotton Wash Stacks. Broken sizes. Orig.
$295 ---.--~.-----------.-. 81 90
Boys Suspenders. Mussed. Orig. 81 - 6oc
Cotton Short Sleeve Sport Shirts. Sizes 4, g.
TO- IL. Orig. $3.50 ----------.-~.-----% 81 40
BIue-Grey Year Round Long Pants Suits
Sizes 7, 9. Orig. $12.95 SoS8
1 Students Blue Flannel Coat Size 49, Orig
$15.75 ------------------- SIOoS
Kann's-Boys Store-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Costume JeweIry
oa.. 50 I9(: '''1: T., :"

Smart necklaces in both short and long lengths Large
or small earrings sparkling whites brilliant shades ana
pastels pins in q variety of designs.
Items Plus 20& Tax
SO Navy Hat Compacts Orig 81 SSc
Is Silver finished Compacts Orig. $2e5---------oSc
Plastic Cigarette Cases (hold 20). Orig $i-- 2sc
S..-,,n~ S,,v.~ p;r r,ric <is SIS
p..nss rashts-s - St.rliry silver Orig 1895 s495s
4 plastic Corracts S,riu. As 50 s2s5
se rr,t;.r.a + ,,c,t. pins orig Al 59cs
a. E.-~,rs- r,rsr - 59cs
Stone Set Bracelets Orig
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Kann's-Second Floor
Junior Shop

10 Cotton Dresses Striped seersucker Orig s3s5 50
Is One-Piece Cotton Dresses Orig. $12.s5 -------$ 81
20 and Two-Piece Printed Cottons Whites, prints
Orig. $1695 -~-------. IS
8 EyeIet Dresses. Orig. $1495 ---------- 81
IL Printed Rayon Jersey Dresses White grounds Orig
s1695 -- -------- -----------$ $40
Playsuits. Printed rayon Orig $895 So
IL Piaysuts Printed cotton Orig $l095 SS
Slack Salts. Orig s16.95 $40
20 Long Shorts of Rayon Orig. So
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Lamps

9 White China Table Lamps and Shades. Orig s12ss.
S6ss
Modern Figure Table Lamps and Shades. Orig. $685.
sIssS
1 Hand painted Table Lamp and Shade Orig $685. s45
Student Bridge Lamps and Shades. Orig $685. $12es
Sway Bronze Reflector Lamps and Shades. Orig.
s24s8 -------- SASS
Is Pleated Rayon Lamp Shades for table, bridge and
floor lamps Orig. s3ss --------------- -------slsS
1 Silver Table Lamp and Shade Orig $4sss
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Bed Department

Double Sine Felt Mattress. Orig. $2295 ------ S1l47
Double and Twin Size Felt Mattress Orig. SASS.
STAT
Double Size Felt Mattresses Orig s2475----- $1225
I DoubIe Size Felt Mattress Orig S2495 S12.47
Twin Size Felt Mattress Orig S3e so - S1S.SS
Double and Twin Size Box Spring Orig $2495, $l247
Dresser, maple finish hardwood, as is Orig. SAL s5.
$3.50
Dresser walnut veneer on qumwood as Is Orig S5495,
S2299
1 Chest on Chest maple finish on gumwood as is Orig
s355 so -----------s16 s1699
Sofa Red as Is Orig $50 e5 - S29s7
l Cretonne Covered Slipper Chair, is. Orig $14.95
$3.50
Roudor Chair as is Orig sl0e5 $500
Occasional Chairs marred Orig slos5 - $500
Single Size Felt Mattress Single Size Box Spring TO
Match. Outfit Orig. $3.50
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Fur. Coats
All Furs Plus eos Tar

Black Dyed Ponyskin. Sizes 40 A. Orig s124 SAC
Skunk Dyed Opossum, 4o-in Sizes IL, 49, Is. ORR
S99 ------------ -------------..- $40
Seal Dyed Coney. Sizes IA to 40. Orig. $ss -- s6J
Beaver Dyed Coney. Sizes IL, 49, 90 Orig 500 $50
Black Dyed Ponyskin. Sizes IA, A. Orig. $i56- $77
Blue Dyed Fox. 36-in long. Size 16. Orig. $182 - 7
Dyed Skunk Coat, 40-in. long Size a. Orig $142 $77
Sable Blended Mushrat Sizes 4o a. Orig. $259---s1s9
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Boys and Girls Sun Suits
% es:; Is, 50 94c

Breezing little outfits Of printed striped cotton Tor
soaking up the sun. Sizes 3-6.
Stacks shorts Skirts Of Ticking Orig $183-211--s s13S
Cotton Chenille Crib Spreads Seconds. Orig s1se Sl4S
Nursery Pictures from California. Orig. 81 Sac
Seersucker Bath Robes. Sizes AS Orig S399 S254
Glazed Chntz Pinafores and Dresses. Sizes 36. Orig.
Cotton Slips with Built-up Shoulders. Orig 7sc---s4c
Plastic Hat Stands. Orig Sac
Toys. Orig s129 and s4e
Toys. Orig s2.0e-$22T-----
Cotton Crib Blankets Seconds Orig $107--------79c
Cotton Receiving Blankets Seconds. Orig 49c 3sc
Infants Fine Cotton Button front Dresses Orig $780,
Sz19
2-Pc. Slack Suits Sizes 2-6. Orig $e42 s3s4
2-Pc Slack Suits. Sizes AS Orig. sass
Glazed Chintz Sun Dresses Orig. $217s245-----s4c
Kanns-Infants' wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Fine Hondbogs
Orig. $22.5O to $4,000
$3.50 to s35

PIas 20e6 Tar
Exquistely styled bags in variety OF smart
shapes and sizes :. of handsome quality leath-
ers. Blacks, browns, army russets.
Starred Items Plus 20ss Tar
rs Doeskin Bags Fuchsia and purple Orig.
$595 and $3.50 -------------------------
Straw Bags. Orig $5.95---------------- SIS
IS Handbags. Orig $3.50"
so Handbags. Orig.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Girls Cool Pinofores
Orig. $500
$I.99

Dainty rose printed cotton pnafores trimmed with
eyelet embroidery rufies Pink maize aqua, blue
sizes TIA.
20 Girls Checked Rayon Skirts. Orig s299 -----H99
I2 Tenners Gotten SUN Dresses Orig s435------S3.S9
Tenners' Navy Toppers Orig.
Girls Spring Suits Orig sic SSSS
10 Girls Spring Suits. Orig 1896 S4S9
~ Girls One Piece PLAY Suits Orig $3.50 S1.69
Is Teeners' Play Suits Orig. s476 ----------SS.s5
Kann's-Girls wear-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

25 Rayon Knit Pantes Elastic IN wristbands. Broken
sizes. Tea Soiled ~------------- 4sc
Tailored Rayon Slips Knit type Broken sizes Soled 5sc
IL Cirde Panties First quality Small size only. Soiled
s1.5s
"Famous Name" Run Resistant Rayon Knit Slips Tea
rose Broken Sizes Soiled
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
HOUSEWARES
IL PRICE ;... ...

Metal Bread Boxes. As is. Orig. $1.98 - 99c
Metal Curtain Stretchers Orig s2.95 - S145
Bathroom Hampers. AS is Orig. S3.98-$598,
S149 to S298
Step Ladders. AS is. Orig. s3.98-$6s8,
S1.49 to sass
Assortment of Enameiware. AS Is. Orig. 39c-
Medicine Cabinets. As is. Orig. $3.s8-S6.98,
S149-S2S8
Ironing Boards. Orig $1.s8-$3.49- sSc to s1.69
Assorted Kitchen Cutlery. orig. 6sc to s1.4s,
34c to 74c
AIupol Aluminium Cleaner. Orig. 5oc------25c
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Mems Furnishings

Irregulars of Famous Make Ties Orig 79c -------SSc
Is Long Sleeve Rayon Sport Shirts from California
Sc Mems Key Holders Orig 4sc
Mans Pajamas. Orig $4A
Mems LongSleeve Sport Shirts Orig $5--------$SsS
Mems Long Sleeve Plaid Sport Shirts Orig $780, slss
Mems Sport Shirts
Mems Suspenders Orig. 5se
i Pa1ama
1 Two-Tone Long Sleeve Sport Shirt. Orig $780, Sass
So RoI-a-Sig" Cigarette Rollers Orig S5c-------13c
Mems Odd Gloves
Prs. Mems Gloves
Mems Cotton Gabardine Shirts Orig $3s5------s239
Mems Bottom front Sweaters. Orig IS
ls Mems Famous Make Sport Shirts. Orig $685. $2s9
Mems Robes. Orig s10s5
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Notions

40 selelrtor Tie Racks Orig soc -------Is
so Polka Dot Glove Hose and Hanky Boxes Orig ST. 75c
So Travel Sewing Kits. Orig 5oc------- -. 35c
50 Holds Bob Kuri Sets. Orig l0c---2 for 15c
IL Utility Bags Orig 81 l-------- Soc
10 Straw Fruit Baskets Orig $io $io5-----45c 45c
s Bird Sets. Orig soc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 19c
4s Roll Garters. Orig 5c--------I I0c
80 Brassieres. Soiled Orig ACC 9c----2 Csc
"a Girdles and Panties. Orig s3--------------- 81
80 Cigarette Boxes Orig soc c-------- 1sc
Undee Nu for Washing Lingerie. Orig 5oc- 25c
"a ChiIdrens Waists. Orig observation-disclosures 35c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Lingerie

Rayon Satin Gowns Broken sizes Orig 50 295-----s99
Rayon Slips Sizes 1924. Orig $2s225 ------ Sl.3s
Rayon Pajamas Broken sizes. Orig s6.s5 A.99
Black Nyon and Black Crepe Slips Sizes 1924. Orig.
"a 5o-s3 e5 ----- sI.9T
Evening star., 1945-07-19
80 Misses Summer Suits

Originally sI495 and $685.. 0IA n
Short sleeves Sizes IL TO 20 i" p IN
the sroap.
Lime Color Toppers. Orig. Sl288 50
Short Coats Misses sizes. Orig. $29-----------s s1S
19 Spring and Summer Coats. Orig s29 95 $19.88
10 Misses Spring Goats. Navy. Orig
Kann's-Coats and Suits-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Buttons

STARRED Items Plus 20qo Tax.
Fancy Buttons (some in metal nish) Various shapes and
coIors q IN u on a card Zgcs
Assortment for coats and Dresses
Orig s1 57cs
Evening star., 1945-07-19
HGasdkerchiefS
Art Goods

40 Yd skens NeedIepOnt Tapestry Yarn. Orig 80 1oc
Hassocks. Orig 1898 8-.---------------------s2 s2eS
IA Cotton Pillows Orig $198--------------- 81 98
Daisy Crocheng Cotton. Dark colors Orig. 25c-- 19c
AZ Skeins Felteia for Making Bags and Hats Orig
39c --.-------. .--- - 1oc
22 Stamped Baby Pillow Slips. Orig TIC 39c
42 36yd Skens Chenille Assorted coors Orig 49c 29c
Is Stamped Towels. Red and white, blue and white
check Orig soc c--------------- ----- Ice
16 Rest-Ezy Pillows Slightly soled. Orig s298 CSC
Bucla Embroidery Cotton Orig 40c doz skeins Csc doz
Kanns-Fourth Floor