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Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22

Kansas City. KaA b here vtsit-
ing her father. brothers and sis
tiers ,,,. Mrs. Rubie Oliver and
her granddaughter, Sherry La
Verne Oliver, are spending few
days in Memphis. Tenn 80. The
women of First Baptist Church
were in complete charge Of the
services Sunday and they We're
huge success. Sunday School was
in charge of Miss Rosie Hawkins
who served as general superinten-
dent. The day was climaxed with
an address by Mrs M. E. Bean,
A Woman's Place in the Church
which was enjoyed by all present
The total amount raised was $432-
46, Mrs. C. p Henderson having
raised the highest amount of S45-
90
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
WITH THE
COLORS

The U. S. Army and Air Force
Recruiting Main Station Comman-
der, Robert G. LaRue announced
these enlistments for Little Rock
during the past few days;
AGF - years
John A. Dotson Jr. 10
Orange Bell, Jr. 10 Son or Orange
Bell Sr. 1919 Vine Street, North
Little Rock.
James Wallace Is, 1909 Com
merce, Little Rock
Curtis Brewer, 10, Son Of Mary
Brewer, 5l9 East 18th Street, Lit
tie Rock.
Frederic d Hale 10, 902 East
18th Street, North Little Rock, Son
of Marchil N. Hale.
Lloyd M. Collier, II AAF, Son
of Bonnie d, Collier, 1915 Maple
Street, Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
Ell Dorado

ends August 3lst Mrs. Daisy
Humphrey passed Sunday, Aug
ust 10th at her home here, She
was a member of the Ouachita
District Association and had serv-
ed as first vice president OF the
Missionary Department for thir-
teen years Funeral services were
held at First Baptist Church Fri
day. She is survived by hus-
band, Charlie Humphrey" two
daughters Mrs Fannie NJ Meeks
and Mrs. Earnestine Van Hook of
the city; one son, Clarence Green
of Carlsbad, New Mexico; two
brothers, Harrison Norsweather.
Detroit, Michigan; A. G. Goodwin,
Kansas City, Mo-; one sister. Mrs
Ella Lathon, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lula Smith is recovering
from an operation at the home Of
her niece, Mrs. Jim Meeks ........
Mrs. Alice S. Wilson of Colorado
Springs, Colorado is here visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. G Thomp-
son -. Mrs. Qutee Jones from
Muekegon is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. G. Thompson, 8i3
Hawthorne Street . Ellis Stamp
and Rev. E. c. Cutter are on the
sick list -. Nathan Rather left
last week for Pine Bluff to visit
his daughter -. Mrs. Lowell Rod
gers, Leo Rodgers and Mother
Cleve Gipson visited relatives
Sunday in Giblon Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Shepherd of Detroit, Michi-
gan and Mr. and Mrs. G.. H Henry
were recent visitors here
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
SearCY
Mn. IeSa Hunt

Preparations are being made BY
the pastor and members Of st.
assy CINE Church to build a din
ing center to entertain the An
auaI Conference which will con-
vene here in November ..... Mrs.
ida Davis passed Tuesday morn
my after a long illness. Survivors
are two daughters, Mrs. Ella
James of Chicago, Ill and Mrs
Edith Hoyle of New York; and
one son. John Walker. Of New
York ..... The Deep South Sing
-.rs Of ST. Louis, Mo. rendered a
program last Tuesday night at
Christ Temple Holiness Church d.
Mrs Della Moore, Mrs. Caserlyn
Tiers, and Mrs. Minnie Grant, all
Il Kansas City. Mo. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gar
s,son ...., Mrs, Beulah Skillern OF
New York returned home Sunday
srom visiting her sister. Mrs. Will
De Hardin ... Rev. A. Hawk OF
Mobile Alabama was guest Of his
Asotbsr. Henry Hawk secs. Mr.. and
Mrs Shannon Of st. Louis, Mo.
IRE guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lam ...-.... Miss Mary Elizabeth
Rnhsnson passed early last Tues
Az morning Her mother. eight
6sAhsrs. and one sister survive
--. Annual Conference president
Mrs ~ M. Bradford, delegates,
orx Leila Hunt and Mrs. Hattie
4. CMruth attended the Woman's
Cnsncil in Little Rock ...... Mrs.
EAG Ellis and Miss Clarice Berry
Usse Little Rock visitors last
1n1aay .. Miss Carrie Lou Ho-
v~s and Mrs Edna Edwards
saesftained the Deep South sing
sn with dinner at the home OF
nakx Edwards ....- Mrs. Pauline
oArks Of Detroit, Michigan ar
stsea Thursday TO visit her bro
-. Scran Maeks
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for their
kindness shown during the illness
OF our wife, daughter and sister.
We thank you for being so nice
and remembering her with get
well cards, flowers and refresh
ments. We pray Gods blessing
VIII be with you all. SIGNED.
John Neal husband; Mrs. Emily
Perry mother; Mrs. Bessie Luster
sister
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
BENTON
Charlie King. Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Harmon had
as their guests last Sunday, MIR.
and Mrs. Tins Reed and family.
Mother Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Scott and baby. Miss Florida
Rhinehart, Mr. and Mrs. d. L.
Watson, Andrew Willingsam, Vii
Gus Glymph. The lannon's serv.
ca refreshments ...... Mrs. Lucille
Harmon has Just returned from "a
Two weeks vacation in Pine Bluff
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Harmon
Rev. o. j. Delmar. Mr. and Mrs
c Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sto-
vail, Mrs. Mary S johnson and
Lois johnson attended the Sum
day School, League and Singing
Convention at Piney Grove re.
Gently bet. Mrs. Georgia Smith of
Leola visited her daugher, Mrs.
Mary S. johnson on her return
from the Quadrennial Missionary
Meeting at New Orleans, La. She
accompanied the Benton dele.
gates to and from Piney Grove
and has now returned to her
home Leola ...o Mrs Cora Lee has
returned from Chicago accompani-
ed by her sister who is home for
an extended -. Judge Sanders
was a business visitor in Malvern
recently ~... Miss Gertrude Dill.
lard spent the weekend with her
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
BOOKER TERRACE

Rev. L, B Bundon. famous gos-
pei minister from Cincinnati
ONO conducted revival services at
New Dora Baptist Church Aug
ust 4-l2 with great success
Eight members were added TO the
church Amount raised was SIS
~ Rev. w. f. Walton is pastor
Inc Mission Band meets every
Tuesday at one O'Clock. Mrs I NJ
Lunday is president 800. p M
Mahomes died at Booker Terrace
Monday night. August 10.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
Fort Smith
Adeline Whitfield

Mrs. Emma Daniels left on her
vacation tour of three states -
Missouri, Kansas and Utah ..Os-
car Adams has just returned from
visiting relatives and friends in
Kansas. and oxford, Mississippi.
His father, John o. Adams of
Oxford. Miss. returned with him
and spent a few days visiting in
the city He was entertained with
a dinner in the home of Joe
Jones ... Miss Parzada Jones Of
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22

srin Downs
Mrs L. N. Jamerson Of Fort
.Snith is taking a much needed
sngt here. She is house guest OF
her life long friend, Mrs, c, San
lcrs of Cedar Street. -. Rev, +.
H Kelly and Jas. Mitchell brought
two separate exclusions here Sun
day from Little Rock on. sight
xssing tours ...." Mrs. Rosebur
Dnsnldson of Chicago is vacation
Aneg here with her mother Mrs
HOWELL of Wilmington Avenue.
Mrs. John L. Webb left Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Ann Butler,
for Nashville, Tennessee where
she will spend a month -. Mrs
John Bullock left Friday for her
vacation go. Congratulations are
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Evans for their new baby girl
VINO was born to their union some
three weeks ago. Their young son
has been trying to talk ever since
his sister has come $50. Mrs. T. J.
Griffin left Wednesday for Ten
sessee and Chicago Many lead
ng Negroes met at the Court
House Monday and named Trus-
tees for the Old Folks Home, The
ground breaking for the home
VIII be conducted Labor Day -.
ne Dave Jacksons have laid
aew sidewalk 80. Mrs. liza
asinkley, Ruth Lee and Jennie
Lex returned from Pine Bluf late
tuesday where they shared a
1asiness check-up with MT S.
nyinkley's mother 49,. Some pews
sere stolen from the East End
Church of God in Christ ..... Well.
he Good Samaritan Hotel was
DEd Friday to the highest bid
Aer. No Negro placed the highest
bid. Thus it passed out of Negro
control It will be remembered
Aat the Rev. S. R. Chambers once
aperated the Hotel for the Cor
poratson Some months ago he
was relieved Of this responsibility
through court proceedings brought
by leading stock holders. Thus he
and his friends have the pleasure
II knowing that it was not sold
while he was operating. l pre-
dict however that some Negro
will purchase the Hotel. l am
Dre 40 company of Negroes will
ever be able to get it going again
Aec-ause three Negro companies
have failed in the past. And 1t
VII be best for one man to own
i. then he can run it as he
Yleases and if he fails there VIII
be lust one man loosing. I extend
my congratulations to all stock
holders who lost in this last deal
tying to place in Hot Springs
/, thriving business for the race.
Or IL II. Thornton is laying plans
b build a new home in the near
future ........ COTTRELL c. M. e.
CHURCH: Rev. Bell of Galveston,
Cexas preached a very inspiring
iermon. Along with him were his
wife and sister. Mrs Stubs of the
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to each
and everyone for the kindness
and sympathy shown us during
the Illness and death of our be.
loved husband and father, Oscar
snSh. SIGNED, Mrs Elverta
smith, Mr. Turner d. Smith. Mrs
Nlneyah Rhinehart. Mrs. Oria Lee
smith Mr.. F. A. Langston, Mr.
Leo Langston.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
MALVERN
Billie Earl Jones

day for Hartford, Conn. to visit
her daughter 49,. Mrs. Matilda
Buckley and daughter left Friday
for Detroit to visit her son Ben
ME Lee Walsh. They will stop
over in Chicago to visit her son
Luster Buckley and her daughter,
Gertrude Peel. 80 Mrs Ruth Reed
Zeigler of Detroit, Michigan who
was called home on account of
the illness of her father Alex Reed
left Monday for her home ............
Pruitt Howell of McAlester,
Oklahoma spent the week END
with relatives and friends 80.
Glenn W. and Eugene Nixon, Jr.
left for Flint. Michigan Sunday.
They were accompanied as far as
st Louis by their mother, Mrs
Dorothy Nixon and their aunt.
Ollie Sue Wright ...... Mrs. Hud-
son Mitchell is on the sick list
Mrs. Frances Henson Morgan pop
ular young business lady Of this
city and son. Samuel Benson, Jr.
spent last week visiting relatives
and friends in Little Rock ..........
Mrs. Birdie Lee Tate recently
spent two weeks in Monticello.
She is doing fine now 1900 Mrs
Katie Haynes and her grandson
Willis Edward Haynes, are spend
ing a six weeks vacation in De-
troit with her daughter Mrs. Ho-
mer Howell and grand-daughters,
Dorothy Jean and Ray Evelyn
Haynes ....~ Outstanding guests
here last week include Ms Max
Inc Trotter Of Madison, Wisconsin
who is spending a few days visit
ing her brother-in- law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Arnold En-
route to Arkansas Mrs Trotter.
stopped at Leavenworth. Kansas
where she visited her mother
Mrs. Clara Pettis. Saturday she
motored to Ell Dorado with her
brother Cricket Pettis and wife
OF Hot Springs to visit their faith
er, Robert Pettis She also mo-
tored to Okolona TO visit her
uncle, Nathan Pettis and other re-
latives. Upon her return home
hhe expects to spend a few DAYS
IN ST Louis with her brother.
Jodie Pettis who also paid NAL
vern a visit recently. Mr. and
Mrs. Trotter own and operate the
Tuxedo Cafe in Madison The
Arnolds had as house guest Young
Master Ralph Hamilton Of Little
Rock who is spending a few DAYS
with his cousin Bonnie. This
young man boasts that he was
once crack dispenser of the
STATE PRESS in Little Rock
Inc Red Sox soft ball girls of
East Malvern triumphed over n
strong team from Hope last Fri.
day' BOT and followed through
with second victory over praits.
vile, 3o-ls which places this
team In grand position to win the
penant Susanna Bryant drove IN
home run against Hope and
huthe Burnett smacked two hom.
ers one against each lie Eli.
nice Smith pitcher for the Reds
boasts that the field,s ro,,,v
s'rutted their stuff, letting the
pau hit the ground only twice
"hiie she pitched IA inniny.
~i"'ut a walk. .4... Mrs. Rosa
jackson Of West Malvern recent.
" returned from Tuseon, Arizona
where she visited her sister, Brs.
.. Williams Mrs, s. A. Perry re.
turned Sunday from the Mission.
Gy nestAAg h New ow,s.~
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22

PRESS agent 80. A group Of Ben.
ton friends and relatives attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Annie LOWE
Pumphry Of Curdon at Nydia last
Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22

parents, Mr.. and Mira John Rhine.
hart Of Malvern ..... George Pat.
tillo OF Malvern visited Benton
friends -. Please give your news
to Charlie King the STATE
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-22
PRESS-LABOR
tContinued from Page ~

press present true picture Oh us
struggles, victories and goals
Speakers included G e o & e
Snowden, liaison officer OF the
Louisiana State Federation OF
Labor ALL, E.. H. -"Lge? Wal
lianrs, president of the LOUISIANA
State Federation, Carter Wesley
of the Informer. Chester Settler
of the N. O. Item. Lucius Jones
of the Pittsburgh Courier, and
Clarence A. Laws of the Louisi-
ana Weekly.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Upholstery

I Set $14.s5 Auto Slip Covers for
1941. Series II Buick 4-door
sedan -----------------$9.S5
1 Set s14.s5 Auto Slip Covers for
1910 Chevrolet 7-door sedan, $S.s5
2-S14.s5 Daveno Bed Covers,
light blue, "as Is" s"----$S.69
20 Prs. s7.s5 Rayon Priscilla
Curtains, 81 and 81 inches long,
pr. $4.S5
80 Prs. se.s5 Rayon Priscilla
Curtains, 54. So and u inches
long MISUNDERSTANDING. 1895
90 Prs s7.s5 Floral Cretonne
Draperies, az yards long,
pr. $3.50
10 Prs. S6.s5 Pebble Dot Priscilla
Curtains, 21z yards long. pr. $3.50
1-$1s.95 Floral Design Rayon
Bedspread, double size (sample),
$3.50
1--$17.s5 Sateen BedsprsaA, dou-
bic size (sample) e)-----$S.50
2-S12.95 Rayon Vanity Skirts, Sc
15S Yds. $1.2s to s1.6S I'D. Ever
glaze Chintz, SO ms. wide (slight
seconds) 79e
50 Yds. sec I'd. Bobbfnet Curtain
Material al------yd. S9c
50 Yds. $1.s9 yd. Striped Home
spun, 46 inches wide ---yd. 79c
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
GIoues

Tmperfects of $500 Gloves, famous
make. White rayon, sizes 6 to
71z $1.18
Imperfects Of $50 Rayon Lace
Mitts. White and black ----77c
87-$4.00 Slip-on Doeskin Gloves,
natural colored. Sizes 6 to IN.
$2.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
COrsets

3s-95.s5 10 $1,000 Various Type
Girdles, some all elastic with
panel front, lacing at sides:
others fabric back and front
with Talon closing g--$5.00
$500 Rengo Corselettes, rayon
and cotton batiste with Swami
brassiere tops. Size As only, "a
2s-S2.s5 Black, All-elastic Roll
on GfrGles .---------------$l.o9
z4-s5.8o Nylon Brassieres In
larger sizes. Nude----S2.sS
1oe--s5c to S1.25 summer Ban
deaux Of net and batiste. Nude
and white ---------44c
25-S1.25 Halta- Bras green and
red striped -------------5sc
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
SOiIed Blankets

Cannon Blankets, 5oTe wool and
500 cotton, rayon bound. Size
72x9o. Orig. s6.s5----4-$.ss
2 Fine All-wool North Star Blan-
kets, satin bound, plain colors.
Size 72xso. Orig. s27.5o pr, $3.50
Orrspun ALI wool Blankets, plain
colors. rayon bound. Size 72x90.
Orig. 1885 ----S11.99
. North Star All-wool Blankets,
plain colors, rayon satin bound.
Size 72x90. Orig. s17.95- --S13.9s
Chatham All-wool Summer
weight Blankets, satin bound,
imperfect, 72xso. Orig. $10s5.
S6.99
Wool Blankets, plain colors, rose
only. Size 72x84. Orig. $7.95, $500
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Knit Underwear

$3.50 Famous Name lightweight
Girtlle. Tearose and white. Sizes
small and medium included.
Some soiled d-------$4.50
39c Summer Weight Undies.
Popular panty style In regular
sizes. Tearose and white. Cot
ton and rayon mixed A for $1.o0
S1.39 Famous Name Tailored
Rayon Slips. Tearose shade.
Broken sizes. Soiled
39c Rayon Knit Briefs. Full
elastic Wristbands. Tearose
shade. Small sizes for juniors
only -----------19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Notions

so-s1.ls Metal slack racks Soc
ze-39c Box Life for washing all
fabrics 10e
1oo--2Sc mems collar replace
ments. Broken sises Soiled Bs
1e--9I.4s mems hat and Tie
racks
3e--5es rubber hathmg caps.
White, discolored a-----Isc
S0-25c col0rful Mexican fans 30
Kann's-S&xset Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Hosiery

s5c to s1.5o Sheer Hosiery.
Full-fashioned and No-searn
styles included. Rayons. some
nylons included both cotton
reinforced. Broken sizes and
colors. As Is s-----pr. ssc
zoe to 39c Ankle Socks. Made
Of cotton. Broken sizes, styles
and colors. Soiled ----pr. Ice
Imperfects Of see to S1.39 Full
fashioned Sheer Nylon Hosiery.
Not all sizes .-------pr. Tie
S1.35 Famous Name Sheer Rayon
Hosiery. Fine gauge construc-
tion. Perfect quality. Full-fash-
ioned. Cotton tops and feet.
Good colors and sizes II pr. Csc
Imperfects Of S1.3a Full-fash-
ioned Non Run Sheer Nylon
Hosiery. Slight imperfections.
Good color in popular sizes.
pr. s1.0o
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
SpOrtSlUe0r

35-s3.ss to s7.s5 Rayon Blouses,
$2.00
s-S1e.SS Sport Jackets $500
21-S5.s5 Pastel Toppers $4.o0
12-s1s.95 Women's Dresses, $40
2s-s1o.95 Rayon Dresses, $500
s-s7.s5 Wool Skirts $1.e9
12-$1s.S5 Half-size, 2-Pc. Rayon
Suit Dresses $1,000
1s-s12.s5 and s14.s5 ape. Ray
on Dresses $500
21-$s.s5 Gabardine Short Sets,
$5.95
3l-$7.8s Play Suits. women's
sizes S5.s5
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Teeltinters

10 s7.s5 and 1885 Teen White
dresses z-------~------ so.Ve
IL s3.s9 Teen Cotton Biouses, 81
20 s3.ss Teen Cotton Skirts, S2.8s
Is s7.s5 Teen Wool Skirts, $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Girls Wear

1b--S2.s5 and $3.Ss Chubbie
Dresses SZ.49
sass Blouses ------$1.9s
1o-S7.95 and &S.95 Teen Dresses,
$500
2e-S1.Ss 10 S2.2s Cotton and
Rayon Blouses -79c
25-S2.s5 to s7.95 Cotton and
Rayon Dresses $2.00
12-$3.Ss to $5.95 Wool Skirts,
e.--~. "-- s@ $1.7S
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
.Je,celry

s-As b. $500 Plastic Compacts,
Sec
$500 prs. Earrings with am
ber-colored stones -------$l.50@
1-As Is. $3.50 Gold Finished
Compact ct---------------SS.So
2-s2.0o Cuff Style Stainless Steel
Watch Bracelets ------------6Sc
5-As is. S1.95 Pins with eolored
stones 'sc'
sPlus 20gs Tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Junior Miss Dept.

RS7.95 Butcher Rayon Shortie
Jackets. Aqua and coral S5.s5
z-SI6.95 Wool Suits with peplum
backs. Lime, green ------$5.9o
l-s2s.s5 Aqua Wool Suit, fully
lined $10.00
1o-$22.s5 Better Crepe Dresses.
: Sl2.0o
1$I4.ss summer Pastel Gabar-
dimes 800
3-$22.sS Navy Crepe Dresses.
500
Kanns-Second Floor ..
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Luggage

6-S13.70 Overnight Cases SS.95
3-S18.65 Weekend Cases $500
Esl6.55 Train Cases----$12.00
An luggage plus 20To tar
Kann's-rourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Bedroom, Furniture

I-s44.s5 Innerspring Mattress,
double size. soiled ---------$2s.s5
I-Sf5.s5 Cotton Mattress, double
size, soiled ---------------$S.s5
1-sls.s5 Felt Mattress, double
size, soiled ---------------$ll.SB
I-s7s.eo Innerspring Mattress
and Box Spring to match, twin
size, soiled ------------$39.50
-s37.5o Box gprinsA double
I-S7s 50 Sofa He'd, torn ---$4As5
1-sss.y0 Studio Coach. soiled,
S39.85
1-s2s.s5 Upholstered Stool and
Chair, damaged ----------N4.Se
I-s1l.s5 Walnut Finished Chest
q Drawers, damaged ------Ss.ss
I-s1s.s5 Chest sf Drawsrs, wal
nut finished, damaged ---He.95
2-S2s.s5 Roll-A-Way CSts, mat
treSses torn -------$18.Sb
l-Sfs.s5 Boudeir Chair, torn.
312.s5
Kann's Third YIoeg.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Large Appliances

l-SI4os5 Tobls-tep Range. fully equipped S79e5
i-SIsl IS De Luxe Cos Ranse floor sompe --$49.e5
I-S1le 50 Ga. Romeo f,Ily insulated d----- 500 50
I-SI2e e5 Home Di,posor Unit las isl ------$9e. .9S
I-S3157 10 Double bowl Sink TN sonIess stee$z5eo0
7-S24e5 stee-wotI cobinets 24x3O----------$ -$l2.95
i-S22 SO SteeI-woI cobinst, 18x3O----------$II05
1-SI3o5 steel-woI Cabinet, 1890 Sio.95
i-si53 90 5o-aoI Electric Hot-wo.er Hseter $50
$50 81 Utility TebIes (os Isl -------------- $z.sS
Kanns-Applance store-8th and NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Budget Dresses

$10.95 Navy Blue Rayon Crepe
and Print Dresses $500
$II.00 Printed and Striped
Dresses --------------$3.00
$8.95 and $10.S5 RAyon Crepe
Dresses $500
$10.95 Rayon Prints and Pastels,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Steel Utility Cabinets Hs off

s-Ss.ss Steel Utility cabnsts. 32xl xl2-----$5ss
5000 Steel Utility cabinsts, 64x Ski 2-----$7.3o
s-$lz.so Steel Utility csbinets, Ski l8xl2----$8.eo
z-SI795 Wardrobes, 64x2Ox24
3-Sz4.e5 Kitehsnettes, 16x2o poreeoin-top bases,
1854
a-Szess Perfect kappanss csbirst Bases 22x27 tops
$zl.s5
All "ns u"
Housewares-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
GARDEN TOOLS
IL 10 IL OFF
Housewares

ks7 60 s,eo-or Con, "a. Isl ls)---$loo 90
81 90 picnic Grill. -----------4os
1z-Sz4S ironing Tobes os Isl s----------------$lo
4-S1.9S Hond- pointed sslad Bowis-------------$l4s
"a -Si oo .-oS-,tove eeksu
75-77e Aluminium z-qt. seues Pans ans--------------s9e
z4-S34s Fedins Wooden Clothes Dryers 90
90. Rue.tons Enamel chombSs
Ie-5ee Erarel Jy cobinets
fS-ker Wooden Towel RoIers3 rs3------loe
1oo-z5e II" Wooden Towel Bars
14-S1.79 Trash Burners tos s s------------------79e
ii-S7 o. Bar-B Que choreool GrilIs----$ze5
ia-si o. ceNon Guordex Mothproofns nsA--75e
67-eae Quart. suoydex Mothproofina a-------3ee
so-45e Pinfs Guardex Mothproofins
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Neck,Uear

Women's rayon blouses. White.
Soiled and damaged. Sizes
32-36. S1.59
Neckwear, rayon sheers, cotton
pique, high V-neck styles 59c
Cotton net ruffiing, IL" wide
Be I'd.
Kanr's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Lingerie

$a.2S Tailored RAyon Crepe
Slips. Broken sizes s--31.00
S3.85 Cotton Print Mite Shirts.
Broken sizes H.60
$3.SS Rayon Print Gowns. Brok-
en- sizes es-------$1.39
$500 House Goats, prints. Brok-
en-. Sizes %S.oo
$s.s5 Brief Coats, prints and
dots. Broken sizes $3.50
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Radios and Photographs
Unpninted Furniture

Implanted Furniture
1 ss.ss Unpainted Dressing
Table A.98
1 A.s5 Unpainted Dressing
Table ----------------- -$3.4o
1 $3.50 Unpainted Vanity Dress
er with mirror S10.9S
1 $3.50 Unpainted Vanity
Dresser with mirror $19:9S
1 $3.50 Unpsinted Record Cab
met ---------------A.9S
1 Ss.s5 Unpainted Credenza
Style Bookcase --- 1898
1 s11.45 Unpainted Credenza
Style Bookcase $7.98
s13.s5 Implanted Modern style
1 S1e.s5 Unpainted 4-Drawer
Chest - S6.9s
$3.ss Unpainted Mite Table,
S2.4s
/ S10.A5 Implanted Modern Style
Bookcase ---S6.9s
/ S12.ss unpainted Modern style
Bookcase ---------- S8.SS
. s5.ss Unpainted Utility Chairs.
s2.sS
0 $12.s5 Implanted Solid Oak
Gibson Chairs ------$8.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Lower Prices on White Shoes

So Prs. $7o5 Foshono Shoes oes------------
l3o Prs S7.o5 Lite Stride
81 Prs. $oe5 Merry Mold
26 Prs. S6.e5 At-Whte Novelty Shoes-----------S3.ss
Kann's-shoes-Fourth
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Handkerchief

women's s4c initiated handker-
chiefs. white linen with colored
initials. Slightly broken assort-
went SEC
Women's Cotton Handkerchiefs.
bright prints, fiat hens ----l5c
Irreg. Of Soc Mems linen hand
ksrchiefs, remstitcfed hens 35c
3 for 81
Kann's-Street Floor.
TOiIetries
1o--s1.oe Boxes Luxor Soap, .
cakes per box -------------4sc
10o-50c Apple Blossom Cologne,
Csc.
ss-50c Apple Blossom Bath Pow
der 25c*
5o-5Sc Laundry Soap, U. @.
Army surplus --------------2sc
'Ptas 209e tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26

SiIver-PIoted HoIIowore, W Price
lI$75o SIvsr-Potsd WsI and Tree Meat Pattss, $3e8
s-$l2ss SilvsrPlated Covered Muffin Dishes
I-$lo.s8 Silver Plofed Shell orss sxe) --------S54e
6-Si2ss siIves-Platsd Round Serving
-$l4.9S Silvs-PIotsd Round Serving Troys------$74s
All plus 20q tar
Kann's-Sver-S Floor.