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The midland journal., 1946-11-15

VAN JOHNSON
my first character part and the first
time l have been able to break away
from that boy next door type of
Characterization
During her first London luncheon,
Goldwyn Girl Martha Montgomery
asked for a glass of milk, and the
waiter asked for her certificate. I'm
England" he explained, when Mar
tina looked blank, milk is issued
only for infants and invalids. If L
may be excused for the observation,
should venture to say you are nei-
ther." The girls are touring the
provinces before the opening Of
'"The Kid From Brooklyn"
Helen Nelson, who makes her
screen debut in COlumbia's Glenn
Ford-Janet Blair starrer, "Gallant
Journey" was discovered by talent
scouts in the cast of a Hollywood
Little Theatre play-but she's a
cousin Of Veronica Lakes, lives with
Veronica, and was coached by her.
But maybe screen career for her
has always been her fate; when she
was twelve she appeared in an anna
teur performance in New York,
City neighbOrhoOd theater and
walked off with the first prize-and
the prize was Shirley Temple doll!
David Niven calls his new Santa
Monica home ''The Fortress" not
only because it resembles one; it's
manned entirely by seasoned COM
bat veterans. Even the nurse who
cares for his two boys was a MEM
ber Of a mixed anti-aircraft battery,
and has several planes to her credit.
Niven himself, who'll be seen next
in Goldwyn's "The Bishops Wife,"
was colonel in the British Rifle
Brigade.
The first exclusive long-term con-
tract for an acting horse has been
hoofed (ike finger print) by Dice,
the featured stallion in "Duel in the
Sum-" He's signed up for two years
with David o. Selznick.
Now that Deception" is being
shown, Bette Davis wants to do a
comedy; since 1871, she's been spe-
cializing in tragedies. "People will
think Pm a hum0rless character
who stalks the corridors with a
candle soaring small children" said
Bette. She thinks her best comedy
role was in ''It's Love I'm After"
which was made in 1887 and was
OvershadOwed by the Award-winning
"JezebeI."
The casting department at War
ner Bros. spent six days finding IL
male and IL female dancers who
could do an old-fashioned waltz for
"My Wild Irish Rose" the Chaun-
cey Olcott picture. Twenty-Five
applicants tested and lost.
-X-
Skitch Henderson. young pianist
of the Bing Crosby program, fully
intended to become a concert pian-
ist when he left England and came
to his native America. But--once
he was introduced to American jazz,
he changed his mind, and look at
him now!
3
ODDS AND ENDS-Richard Nesvman.
creator OF goions for stars, is doing 20
superspecials for Lauren BacaL to sUear
opposite Humphrey Bogarf in "Dark Pas.
sage" Ida Lupino is being taught TO
stutter for her role as mountain girl in
Warmers Bros Deep Vailey"-.0hen pe0.
i pie spend money to learn not to do it. h.
Linda DarneH took of 20 pounds for "FOr.
euer Amber" -. Rory Mallinson, his Uifs
and three children taue n,0ved into a
Quonset hut in Cro6ith Parks Ueteran
housing project, says its much better than
the garage they noued from. =. But Jay
! Norris. RKO actor, who's had trouble find.
ing place 10 due. has inherited hotel
in Albany. Ca.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25
Alexander High
Commencement
Calendar

Theme: Education in Post War
Period"
The commencement Calendar of
Events for Alexander School in
Brookhaven, Miss, were as fol-
lows:
May IA, Dramatic Club presents,
Meet the Husband"
May Is, Music Group in Piano
Selections, Choral Selections and
Vocal Solos
May II, Glass Day Exercises, jun
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25

Alexander High School of Brook
haven, Mississippi proved itself to
be the top ranking school of the
state in athletics for this season
by winning five beautiful cham
pionship trophies. The Panthers
won the Big football trophy, by
winning eight Big football games.
They won their second trophy by
defeating Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
27-0 in Bowl game, there by win
ming the Bi State Championship.
The Panthers had such a fine rec
ord with IL victories and no ties
or defeats, until they were invited
to Gainesville, Florida to play Lin
coin High. They defeated Lincoln
High 27-0. The Panthers ended their
season with II victories and no
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25
ior Senior Prom.

ior-Senior Prom.
May 10, Commencement Sermon,
Rev. w. P. Vaughan, Pastor First
Baptist Church ,Corinth, mississippi
May 20, Dramatic Club presents,
''The Married May"
May 81, 9th grade class presents,
Susie Steps OUT
May %, Senior Class Play, Good
Glory"
May "a, Graduating Exercises at
8 p. m.
The Graduation Program was as
follows:
Professional.
Music Inflammatus Rossini
Chorus.
Invocation.
Music-Zenith Overture-Band.
Salutatory-The Open Door
Charlene Haynes.
Trio-Smiling Through = Penn
Hazel Martin, Pattrinella Thadison,
Fannie MCGEE.
Speaker-Tomo Will Come
r. C. Hicks.
Speaker - The New Woman
Pearlene Cameron
Solo-I'll See You Again-Coward
Fannie MCGEE.
Speaker-Three Score Years and
Ten-L. c. Morris.
Valedictory - Ever Forward -
Eloise Smith.
Music-Class Song-Seniors.
Presentation of graduating class
Delivery of certificates.
Awarding of Honors.
Announcements.
Benediction.
Gifts from Friends.
Don't Borrow-Buy the Missis-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25

cause Of the Junior and Senior
Prom, the invitation to Southern
Panthers were the only team from
University was accepted. The
Mississippi. Schools from all over
Louisiana were there such as Lou
isiana Deaf School, with a total of
90 points, Southern High with a
total of Is points. Xavier Prep with
total of "a points, and there were
others who competed against the
Alexander Golden Panthers. The
Alexander Golden Panthers brought
the beautiful trophy othe State,
easily winning a total of 70 points,
which surprised the local fans Of
Louisiana very much. Thus ends
a very successful season in athle-
tics at Alexander High School.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25

defeats; making the total of 452
points against IS points.
The Alexander Golden Panthers
won their third trophy by winning
the 7th District Basketball Tour
nament They defeated the strong
Magnolia team in the semi finals
1928. They also defeated Magees'
Creek 1928 in the finals.
The Alexander Panthers and
Pantherettes won the Big track
championship, making the total OF
n points. They received invitations
to Tuskegee, Xavier, and Southern
University. The Xavier university
invitation was turned down be-
cause we had May Day exercises
here on that date. They couldn't
accept the Tuskegee invitation be-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25

Don't Borrow-Buy the Missis-
sippi Enterprise each week!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25
Local Persons
Attend Funeral
In Charleston

Mrs. Woodrow Granger and
Mrs. S. T. Rogers attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. u. b.
Powell in Charleston, S. G. Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. POWELL, AZ, died Wednes-
day following a short illness. She
taught school the greater part OF
her life and at the time Of her
death was recreation director IN
the St. Andrews homes project IN
Charleston. .
Surviving is the husband OF
Charleston, and one son, Howard
B. Powell now in service and sta
toned in California.
Mrs. Rogers went to Charleston
Thursday and remained until at
ter the funeral. =.
Mrs. Leon Fonvielle, niece OF
Mrs. Powell, was unable to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

TRADE Where Your Dollar Goes
Further. We appreciate your ouS-
mess Lewis Gore Company, Tabor
City. N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25
aY BETTY BARCLAY

Set out 4 or 5 individual dessert
glasses. Warm milk slowly, stirring
constantly. Test a drop on inside OF
wrist frequently. When COMFORT
ABLY WARM (110'F) not hot, re-
move at once from heat. Stir rennet
powder into milk briskly until dis
soIyed-not over l minute. Pour at
once, while still liquid, into dessert
glasses. Do not move until set-about
10 minutes. Then chill.
HALLOWEEN TOPPING: Make
pumpkin face from a peach half. Cut
and remove triangular shapes to rep
resent the eyes, nose, and mouth.
Place on well-chllled rennet-custaro
just before serving"
Instant Decaffeinated Coffee
There's a new kind Of decaffeinated
coffee available which is special boon
to the household where some take the
regular variety and some prefer the
decaffeinated kind. It's soluble, and
can be made Instantly just by adding
hot water. Like other decaffeinated
coffee, 1t Is .97% caffein free, so that
It does not present sleeping difficulties.
It's q special convenience for late re-
freshments, and for invalid or conva-
lescant tray meals. This new soluble
decafelnated coffee Is 100 per cent
real coffee, It has the finest flavor and
aroma because 1t is the finest coffee
obtainable-only tie caffein has been
removed.
New Electric sIanket ---,s.,
The new automatic electric blanketl
can be washed easily ard safely In any
washing machine !Gst as any high
quality blanket. THIS convenience for
hor1elpaSsr5 is n.aGa possible by the
use OF a new kird Of single-strand
spiral Wire Specially Insulated with
waterproof famine! which was deVel-
oped In the manufacture Of two million
pieces OF electrically heated equipment
for the Army AIR Forces. This new
wire can lie hexed more than one hun
| drs1 chou and times without breaking
ard will last mora than Is years Of
| ordinary Use. far longer than the life
Of the blanket material.
Double~bad occupants wlI welcome
a two-control automatic blanket which
offers separate bedside controls which
operate INDEPENDENTLY OF each other
one for each half CT the blanket.
Mo,rra sets hers for the warmth she
wants. Poppa sets his for the warmth
hs warts-a tenlpsra ture which often
varies greatly from rlomma's prefer
ence, due to the fact that there may
be as much as 300 dlnerence -
individual rates Of metabolisrn-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25
Seagle Replaces
At A & P

c. w. Seagle. who has been with
the A. & P. stores for Is years, sue
ceeded Bill Gasque as manager OF
the local establishment this week.
Gasque has served as manager
here for eight years and has been
transferred to Oxford, N. c.
Mr.. Seagle came here from the
Charlotte office and served much OF
his time with the A. & P. in Lin
colnton, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seagle have moved
to Tabor City. Their one daughter,
Nancy. is III Charlotte.
The Seagles are members of the
Methodist church.
IL. seagle is a great lover of fish
irg and has won several prizes for
outstanding catches made in the
western part of the state.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

Gobbing apples in tubs Of water
that's Halloween fun. Baked apples
with crumble topping (see recipe be-
low)-thet'3 tops. Crispy crunches
always have been associated with Hal
loween-but here's a cereal crunch
that is really super -crunchy and ener-
giving. In fact, I recommend every
thing that follows:
Baked Apples with crumble
Topping
3 large apples, cored and cut IN
halves.
tablespoons honey.
q cup water.
8 tablespoons butter or margarine.
"a teaspoon salt.
II teaspoon cinnamon.
y cup chopped nut meats.
/ cup corn flakes.
Arrange apple halves In baking dish
and spread each half with ! teaspoon
Of the honey. Add enough water to
cover bottom Of baking dish (about y
cup). Cover and bake in hot oven
(40OsF.) 20 minutes. Combine butter,
remaining 5 tablespoons honey, SALT
and cinnamon in saucepan and NIX
we'll. Cook and stir over low heat until
mixture bubbles. Add mats and cereal
flakes and mix lightly. Spread cereal
mixture over tops of apples. Return &c
oven and bake, uncovered, 20 minutes
longer, or until apples are tender.
Makes servings.
Cereal Crunch
IL tablespoons butter or margarine
4 cup light brown sugar, FIRMLY
packed.
IL teaspoons flour. -,.
/ cup raisin bran.
Melt butter in small frying pan.
Combine brown sugar and flour and
add to butter. Cook anG STIR over lnT
flame 2 minutes, or until sugar melts
but does not bubble. Add raisiE bran,
mixing quickly and thoroughly TO coat
all cereal. Spread thin in shallow pan.
Cool and crumble. Sprinkle over ice
cream or use as topping on fudge or
fruit sundaes. Makes l cup.
Cereal Crunch makes delicious top
ping for fruits and quick breads.
Crumble coarsely and sDriu!-le over
apple sauce or unsweetencd fruits,
such as berries, sliced peaches, ba-
nanas. apricots, or prunes. Or use
finely crumbled to sprinkle over coffee
cakes or mullins, pressing Crunch we'll
into batter.
Chocolate Rennet-custard
3 cups mill. (not canne6).
/ package chocolate rennet powder.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25
Wampee Baptist
Hold Meeting

A revival meeting was held at the
Wampee Baptist church in Wampee,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25
Local A.H'ers
Participating
N Yam Contest

Several local members of the A.
i Club are taking part in the con-
lest now going on in Columbus
county to see who can grow the
most sweet potatoes per acre, han.
die them the best, make use OF
grades other than number is the
best and etc.
Colonial Stores has offered 5000
in prizes to the All club members
who lead in this project.
The first prize will be an ex-
pense-paid trip to the New York
terminal market and the remain
ing 500 in prizes will be split up
eight ways, giving nine club men,
3ers a chance to win in this con-
test.
County Agent Charles D. Ra2er
said this week that the dehyura-
ton facilities that are now avail
able in Tabor City makes this sec
ton especially fortunate in the
handling of potatoes other than
number is and 4-H'ers here have
the opportunity of capitalizing on
this opportunity.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25
Overseas Parcels
For XMAS Should
Be Mailed Soon

If you have relatives In the SER
vice overseas whom you are going
to send Christmas gifts to, they
should be mailed in the near future
to assure delivery prior to December
25th
Postmaster Frank McGougan has
urged all local persons who plan TO
send gifts to bundle them up and
oct them in the mails not later than
November 25 for best results.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

WANTED: Experienced Sales Lady.
Apply Schild's Dept. Store, Box 22z
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

S. C. last week and the pastor, Rev.
E. L. Joyner of Tabor City was as
sisted by DR.. Goldman of the Loris
Baptist church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

WANTED: All People Suffering from
kidney trouble or backache to try
SIDDO. 81 Money back guarantee.
darrelson's Pharmacy, Prince Drug.
=. TIL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

LOST: In Tabor City October Il
pair CT tinted half rim eye siaS'eS'
The case bears the name u d.
11saganeth. Lumberton. y. c. FINDER
nlease return to Marie Stephens
C;tv HALL, Tabor City, n. c. Reward.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-25

lost: Large Brown Upper Bllifoid
containing fifty dollars in money.
If found please return to Fay Cox
Route l, Tabor City. Ten dollars
reward.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Infants Wear

Group of Raincoats, sizes to s.
Orig. S3.s5 -------- S2.88
Matching Rainhats. Orig. 79c, 39c
Little Girl Skirts. to 6. Orig.
SAT- S3.8S
Little Boy Pants, sizes 2 to 4.
Orig. S4.99 --- S3.SS
Boleros for Boys and Girls. Sizes
2 to 6. Orig. S299 and S3.39,
S1.88
ToddIers' Cotton Print Dresses.
Size /. Orig. S1.85------.---74 74c
Girls White Cotton Sateen
Nighties with chenille braid trim.
Sizes 8 to IA. Orig. S4.9l, S3.99
Randfilm Waterproof Pants.
Small, med, large. Orig. soc, 29c
Group Stuffed Toy Bears. Orig.
S3.74 to $4.99 ------- S2.88
Infants White Cotton Pillowcases.
Orig. zoe ----------.-------.15c 15c
Boys Cotton Knit Suits. White
and pastels. Sizes l to 3. Orig.
$3.50 S1.95
Boys Plaid-Front Sweaters. Sizes
3 to g. Orig. S185 ---- Sl.I9
Diaperwite perfect diaper
wash. Orig. 25c c----------- 10c
Infant Commodes. Pink or blue.
Orig. .$129 ----------- 38c
Cotton Knit Wrap Around Shirts.
Orig, 53c -l9c
ann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Linens

6 Ecru Cotton Table Sets. so"
cloth, napkins. Orig. 1885.
$500 set
/ 9-Pieee Spun Rayon Table Set.
Cloth 72x90". Orig. $16.15 $3.50
9 Sets of 2 Boxed Embroidered
Guest Towels. Orig. 81 90 box, 59c
80 Tapestry Doilies. Orig. 69c, 39c
IL Printed Dresser Scarfs. 43"
long. Orig. Sl.50----------69 69c
! Printed Doilies. Axis" size.
Orig. 31c --10c
4 Embroidered Cotton Dresser
Scarfs. Orig. $295-----$ $I.95
20 Embroidered Cotton Doilies.
12x14" size. Orig. $1.25 59c
6 2-Piece Chenille Lid and Mat
Sets. Orig. $4.95 5--------S S3.19
10 2-Piece Chenille Lid and Mat
Sets. Orig. $398-----$2.19
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
COrSefS

"Wispese" Junior Rayon Satin
and Cotton Girdles. Small, me-
dium and large. Orig. $500, S3.95
"Flexees' Cotton and Rayon Cir
dies. Sizes 25 and 26. Orig.
"Ao'oo 5000
Lightweight "Neme" Rayon and
Cotton GirdIes. Sizes 25 to 27.
Orig. $5.95 - 1888
"Simone" Apron Back Rayon
Brocade Girdles. Sizes 25 to 27.
Orig. S3.50.----------- S1.99
Rayon and Cotton Brocade Gar
ter Belts. Size 26 only. Orig.
ol.ou 35c
White Brassieres of cotton and
rayon Easement" cloth. Sizes
80 to 38. Orig $1.25 ------ SAC
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Lingerie and
NegIigeeS

All-wool Jersey Robes in royal
blue, melon and green. Broken
sizes. Orig. $2125 SIS
II Spun Rayon Robes in rose,
wine or blue. Broken sizes. Orig.
S7.95 $6.19
1 Navy Blue Rayon Travelling
Robe. Size IL. Orig. SLABS, 1897
Wine Brushed Rayon Robe.
Size IA. Orig. $5.95 --- S4.19
Tearose Rayon Slips in small
sizes. Orig. So to $3.50 $1.25
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Budget Dress Shop

Women's Striped Spun Rayon
Coat Dresses. Orig. $3.50 $500
Women's Pastel Cotton Dresses.
Orig. $10.95 1890 S6.87
Misses Pastel Rayon Coat
Dresses; broken sizes. Orig. $500,
S1.87
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
HUudkercliefs

IS Misses Printed Swiss Cottons.
Hand rolled. Orig $l00 25c
81 Swiss Prints. Large, hand
rolled cottons. Orig Sl00 Csc
Group Large Linen Prints. DAM
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Daylisl,e Dresses

Cotton Wash Dresses; small sizes
only. Orig. $299-----$1 $1.97
Cotton Wash Dresses; broken
sizes. Orig. $3,99 9--------S S2.17
Black Utility Coat Dresses; sizes
IA and 16 only. Orig. s295. SLIT
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
TOiIefrieS

STARED items plus 20% tar
4S Oval mirror plateaus, for
dressing tables. Orig. ST. l0c
400 Wrisley bulk soap, in pine or
apple blossom scent. Orig. 72c
doz. 49c
36 Lucite hand mirrors. Double
faced large size. Orig. $3.50 -SI.79
500 Lambs wool powder puffs.
orig l0c-------2 for Sc
Malay" perfumed Sachets for
lingerie and dresser drawers.
Orig. 10c for Sc
36 Purse size perfumes. Bar
bizon'' assorted floral odors.
Orig. 29c -----.-----.4 for S1s
so Large boxes bath powder with
velour puffs. Assorted f1orals.
Orig. soc -I9cs
40 Sun Glasses Of fine optical
glass. Wire core temples. Orig.
81 CSC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Notions
so Chafe guards. Irregulars,
Orig. 39c
40 Ironing board covers. Irregu-
lars. Orig. sec .---50 soc
100 doz. Clothes pins. Orig. ACC.
doz, doZ. 15c
80 Sanitary aprons. Orig. 7sc,
35c
20 Children's Washable Slippers.
Orig. S1.15 45c
10 Shin-O-Way. Removes shine
from trousers. Orig. $3.50 39c
so Ric-rac. White only. Soiled.
Orig. 10c Sc
IS Clothes brushes. Orig. soc.
19c
Is Suede sponges for cleaning
shoes. Orig. 10c SC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
SfutiOneru

1S Split Cowhide Portfolios with
button clasp. Orig. sl.99,
sl.o0 plps 209o tax
Thank-you Notes and Hobby de
sign Novelty Stationery. Orig.
SOC and 69c 35c
IL Tally and Score Pad Sets g
doz. tallies, pads to set). Orig.
Odd Lots of initiated Note PAPER.
Orig. 25c---1 19c
100 Prints, 19x22", suitable for
framing. Orig. 35c - 10c ca.
3 Metal Boxes. AS is. Orig. $500
and S3.25----- $1.00 and Sl.63
"a Boxes 1000 Flax Air Letter
Paper. Orig. $3.50 S1.0O
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Girls and Teen
Wear

Girls and Teen
Wear
30 Girls Campus Caps. Orig.
$129 l9c
IL Girls Cotton Dresses. Orig.
S295 and S3.99 SI.99
25 Girls Rain Capes. Orig. s2.31.
S1.69
20 Teen Jumpers Orig $4.35 and
5000 $l.99
Girls Dresses. Orig. s1o.32.
S3.97
10 Girls Sleeveless Sweaters.
Orig. S206 6---------------. $1.69
Teen Slip-on Sweaters. Orig.
$685. S1.00
Girls and Teen Jumpers. Orig.
$495 to $795----- S2.99
Is Teen Plaid Skirts. Orig. $399.
S2.97
20 Girls Skirts. Orig. s2.99 S1.s7
a Teen Dresses. Orig. Sl4.95, $500
Kann n's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Housewares

6 Set Blanket Boxes, as is. Orig.
$l.98 S1.0O
IL Metal Bathroom Stools. Orig.
91.oS S9c
Hand-Painted Fibre Hampers.
Orig. $4.98 ----------$ $2.9S
IL Lucite Glass Shelves. Orig.
$l.98 Observation-Disclosures $l.00
"a Rubber Drainboard Mats. Orig.
2 Utility Cabinets, 66x1Sx12-in.,
as is. Orig. $780,. $I0.95
IL Ironing Tables, as is. Orig.
S2.49 - S1.69
6 Outdoor Clothes Dryers, as is.
Orig, $7.98---------------S4. S4.98
Is Plastron Garment Bags. Orig.
S6.98 Si.98
4 Gals. Slick Waterless Cleaner.
Orig. $140 ----------------.7 75c
10 Cans 64-Oz. Solventol House.
cleaner. Orig. $l00 SOC
Kann 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Bedroom
Furniture

2 Twin Size Poster Beds. Maple
finished. Damaged. Orig. $l5.e5.
S8.SS
l Double Size Felt Mattress.
Torn. Orig. S2495--S SASS
l Twin Size Felt Mattress. Torn.
Orig. $2495------ SASS
1 So Hollywood Bed. Soiled.
Orig. S3989----- S22.8S
l Walnut Veneered Dresser. Dam
aged. Orig. s35.5o-- S21.SS
l Maple Veneered Dresser. DAM
aged. Orig. $4l95---- S2S.S8
2 Twin Size Walnut Finished
Poster Beds. Orig. $1299 SS.ss
l Maple Veneered Chest of Draw
ers. Orig. $3.50 S24.S8
/ Double Size Felt Mattress. Orig.
SLABS S10.99
l Double Size Box Spring. Orig.
S24.95 ------..---- S12.4S
l Double Size Box Spring. Orig.
S29.75 SASS
l Barrel back Chair. Orig. s49.95
$500
! Double Size Felt Mattress. Orig.
$l9.95 ---- S13.99
kann s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Lamps

6 Double -Ruching Rayon Lamp
Shades; 16" only. Orig. $l998,
S14.98
4 Glass Ship Lamps. Orig. S798.
S59S
4 Table Lamp Bases. Orig. S798.
S598
/ Three-Way Club Reflector
Lamp Base. Orig. $40 S14.9S
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Imprinted
Furniture

open front bookcases. Orig.
$3.50 S4.99
open front bookcase. Orig.
SlO95 S0.8S
4-drawer' chests. Orig. $7.99,
s4.98
s-drawer snest. Orig. s649,
S4.49
5-Grawer chests. Orig. Sl049,
S6.98
Hardwood bookcases. Orig.
Sl438 ------------------S8. S8.98
Hardwood bookcase. Orig.
Sll68 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S6.98
2 Hardwood chests. Orig. Sl2.15,
S7.98
2 Dressing tables. Orig. $3.95.
S288
! Dressing table. Orig. 1854,
S4.99
1 Credenza bookcase. Orig. 1899,
S2.49
l Dressing table. Orig, Sl126,
$500
Ksnn's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Washable
AII-Purposs
GLOVES
s7.s5

Fine gloves for motoring,
horseback, gardening, etc.
White with contrast four.
ehettes OF brown leather
or PiEtex. Small. medium
and large.
Kann's - Street Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
UphOISferu

30 Prs. Printed Organdy Priscilla
Curtains, as is. Orig. $795.
S5.95 pr.
3 Prs. Soiled Draperies, as is.
Orig. $1695 5----------S $1,000 pr.
"a Prs. Flowered Priscilla Ninon
Curtains. Orig. 1895 $685. pr.
2 Prs. Draperies, as is. Orig.
$1,000 --------------- $3.50 pr.
l Spread, as is. Gull size) Orig.
$24.95 $1,000
2 Prs. Soiled Ninon Curtains.
Orig. $9.95------------- S4.OO pr.
S Prs. Soiled Net Priscilla Cur
tains, as is. Orig. $12.95 $500 pr.
l Spread, as is. (Full size.) Orig.
$24.95 ------- $1,000
2 Prs. Draperies, as is. Orig.
$l7.50 $3.50 pr.
6 Prs. Net Ruffie Curtains, as is.
Orig. $5.95 -------- $3.50 pr.
Prs. Ruffied Frame Curtains.
Orig. $1295 5--------------. $6.95
3 Metal Venetian Blinds, as is.
Orig. $6,25 to $698 $500 ca.
l Folding Screen, as is. Orig.
S1498 - ~---------- S11.00
rs Black Shades. Orig. soc 29c
20 One-Pie Glider Covers, as is.
Orig. $4.98---------------. $3.50
Kann's-Third Floor.