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Evening star., 1947-04-13
6. ". Dance Group 10 Aid
Star Of Hawaiian Niqhis'

Students from the dance produc-
tion department at George Wash
ington University viii team with
pualani,' Hawaiian danseuse, to
present Hawaiian Nights" at Lisner
Auditorium at $3.50 pm April 26.
Proceeds will go to the George
Washington University Hospital
Fund.
In addition TO hula dances, the
program will include Hawaiian
songs by the University Glee Club
and movie, Hawaiian Memories
In which Pualani is featured,
In connection with the production,
a prize of $40 is being offered for
the best poster advertising the show
Entries must be in the office of the
Director OF Women's Activities by
Is pm. tomorrow.
Among the patrons of Hawaiian
Nights are Joshua Evans, jr.,
Washington banker; T. T. Mott,
who served as gentleman wait
Ing to Queen Liloukalani, and A.
Smith Bowman, now living In Fair
fax, who entertained King Kalakaua
when he visited this country.
Tickets may be obtained at the
American Automobile Association
and at Lisner Auditorium.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

tItc buy, Uutt tfd &c JUL uuBS 0FtU
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Perry Champ, 3s, 1880 California st. NV,
IA, and Bette Smith. %, 321s 18th st. NV,
both of Richmond.
silas Gray; a. so Mindss Store. Va. and
Coleman, 40. 203s 18th st. NV.
Ivan Petty "a. 1914 1st St sw., and
,sa Dorothy Do thy. Lee 10, 1913 9Th st NV %
Leighton smith, 81. 1905 Columbia I'd.
NV, NV, and Mozell Rutter. 80. 7os Lang
IS. both ef 1905 New New as yersey s1e mpRs' n.W.
Wallace clifford, -25, 407 14th st. ne,
and Jennie Williams, 20. 1412 Duncan
Ambrose Baden, IT., 81, Groom Station,
I'd Md, and Mildred Robbins. %. 1858
Charles Runyan, Is. and Mary sincerney.
Eftiehios Roussos, S.; and Ruby Finley,
Charles Chambliss III, 90, Capitol HEIGHTS,
Md, and Marie Gates, 21, Chevy Chase.
Msfsd cfEsn hsnp;gn 5 g. 5IP A5Pssa eosi
Marcus Williams. %, 2216 Nichols ave
Sc, and Isabella MARITIME. "a. 5000
Arthur Bormann, 90, columbus, Ohio, and
Ida johnson. 80, 1923 Montague st.
Frank ormesher, AZ, and Mary Lawing,
= both of Arlington
PAUL, camire, 10, Washington, D. c.. and
wsm hnuTsis sronn Thompson R " Whttsr aes s. st.
Camerina Ambriz, ~. Hyattsville
Joseph Smith. s2, 466 F st. s.w., and
NV, and Phyllis Riser, 20, Arlington
Nv. nnS.s..a,nda1. and Ruth Pianstiel ~. 54o2
Hubert Romask. 81. iT35 Riggs pi. NV,
q, and l. Glare PPex, 81, 1914 18th St. nv,
jack Sob Iay0s ~ 2s and Nancy DoObins 90
Betty Eustace, 90, 76s 9Th st. Sc. N
'0o both Aelss q Is < st. and irene Benson a.
NV. and Helen Ertter, 81. s16 Ritten-
Bonnez eHiii Grimes, ss. ~ 1744 81 nt st. n.W. aHa
Charles Derr, 25, 142s Newton st NV
and Dorothy Campbell, 21, 1880 seth
Edgar Golden. 81. Hilltop, Md. and Mar
1orie spruill, 23. 1851 Allentown I'd
land; and Ethei 1mbody, Is. ;sS.D15t 18th and and
silyeo Colletti. ~ Linden. N. j.. and
Ethel Atkinson. RI, Greenbelt, Md
Lonnie Pettus, q, Arlington, and Ethel
Parr 16,. Fl. .Myer.
Raymond Saffell. 4S, 613 9Th st. NV
and Josephine Yontz, "a, winston
Salem, N C..
Carl crosen. Fl, 1921 Somerset pI. NV,
and Margaret cicccne, rs, 1865 Som
erset pl NV.
John Lehr, jr., %. 4441 Volta pl NV,
and Mary Kriegshauser, 30. 40 Platts-
burg ct. NV
Edward Lego, so. s15s 18th st, NV, and
Carol Graham, 2S, 1920 Downing st.
ne
Mary Cleek 81, Arlington
Ivor Corpman, 32 New York, and Mar
garet Evans. "a. Takoma Park, Nd.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Maritime Band 10 Give
Spring Concert tomorrow

The Maritime Commission Band
will give its spring concert at 8:15
pm. tomorrow in the Commerce
Department auditorium.
Included in selections to be played
are "Stradella" overture by Flotow,
Wedding of the Winds" by Hall,
and Creme de la Creme" by Tobini.
Leader of the band is Arthur E.
Harper, lieutenant in the Maritime
Service. Gerald Ryan, chief clerk
of the Commerce Department, will
introduce the band. Admission is
free,
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Central Alumni to Meet

A special meeting Of the Central
High School Alumni Association will
be held at $3.50 pm. next Sunday
In the school library.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. laios couples must
apply for marriage license ON
one day, toait three tull days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are.
counted the same as other days.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
SALE
To be held on -.
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1947.

at the residence of the late Annie NJ.
Reynolds, ON West side of South
Walnut Street. Milford. Sussex County.
Delaware.
Real Estate.
Personal Property starts at 1000
o'clock A. NJ. Daylight Saving Time.
Five piece living room suite, 10
piece dining room suite. love seats.
Victrola. floor lamps. lot of fine porch
furniture. various size rugs, 8 bed
,,oom sultes.s lawn mower. lot of gar
den tools. Kitchen coal range, lot of
Kitchen utensils, lot of fine china. lot
of silveIware and other things too
numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
Real Estate to he sold at 900 o'clock
p. NJ. Daylight Saving Time.
All that certain tract. piece. and
parcel of land, situate. lying and being
i'm South Milford, Cedar Creek Hun
dred. Sussex County, Delaware, the
metes and bounds of which are as
follows. to wit: Beginning at a stob or
the westerly side of South Walnut
street. corner for this lot and lot
now i'm the tenure Of James X. Petty
john: thence by and with said Soutf
Walnut street i'm a Northerly course 81
feet to a stob, a corner for these lands
and lands Of Winfield Wright; thence
i'm a Westerly course with said Wright's
land 222 feet to a stob for a corner Of
these lands and in the line of the
lands OF the Railroad: thence in 6
southerly course with the, east line Of
said Railroad 10 feet to a stob;. thence
in an easteriy course by and witt
these lands and lands in the tenure
of James X. Pettyjohn 1922 feet. home
TO the place of beginning and CON
.aining 10,1f2.5 square feet of land
i,c the same more or less. improved
3y modern dwelling house,
THE MILFORD TRUST COMPANY
Executor of Annie NJ Reynolds,
9-2tp Deceased
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1874,

AT 1890 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Cd. S. T.)
Rain or Shine
The following Personal Property,
to-wit:
LIVE STOCK
= Six head of good milking cows. all
mixing now.
Two Bay Mares.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Massey Harris tractor, l01 Super:
Oliver combine. Model 2; set Massey
Harris tractor plows. 14-inch; plow-
packer. combination silo- filler and
iced grinder. John Deere drill. g.
spout. nearly new; Imperial Doe drill.
John Deere moving machine, 5-foot; ;
New Idea Manure spreader, John
Deere corn planter, spring tooth har'
row. three -section: drag harrow. two
section; hay rake, corn cutter. low
wagon. trailer, electric milk cooler
riding cttltivator, walking cultivator
cream separator. 5 milk cans. milk
pals. sfovels. harness. forks. and
many other things too numerous to
mention.
All these items to he sold on sale
day without reserve. Your price buys
any and all of them
TERMS: CASH. .
+, GILBERT SCOTT. Owner
! \. Il. Carroll. Auctioneer 1t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
PUBLIC SALE
gati of valuable, ,3f;e.
FARMING EQUIPMENT
49,. LIVE STOCK -.
MILL MACHINERY, Etc.

Since | have decided to discontinue
farming, sawmilling and trucking.
will sell at the DR.. Jones Farm, 3
miles east of Laurel. near Sycamore,
Op
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1947

AT 1890 O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
Lot of Plumbers Tools. including one
4S-inch wrench. 2 sets dies. one 2-foOt
pipe wrench, 2 sets pipe cutters. !
pipe vice. chain tongs, 36-inch and
4-foot. ! roller. ! bender, / beader.
crimps. blow torches. 1 Toledo pipe
die. / Armstrong pipe die. one 30-foot
extension ladder. l set caulking tools
and many other valuable tools too
numerous to mention.
Also lot of plumbing supplies, in
Guiding stove pipes and pipe fittings,
5 chicken house smoke hoods. 2 Muel-
Ter hot water temperature regulators,
many rain spout LIS. many nipples.
$s". 1a", "a, T.. many galvanized
''Ts' and LIS, many valves OF var
ious sizes and some pressure gauges
and many other fittings and supplies
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
Ethel. X. GRAY
MILFORD TRUST COMPANY
Executors of Estate of VIM. Gray
Sr m9-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
on
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1947

On Railroad Avenue at Wilkins
Lumber Company Yard, in George
town, Delaware.
AT 100 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following Personal Property,
to-wit:
One Knight saw mill, complete with
dust carrier and sixty horse power
International unit: l Farquer saw mill
one 1870 Mccormick Deering tractor,
circular saws, Chevrolet trucks.
1941 models: l G. NJ. c. tractor and
trailer. with 18-foot enclosed factory
body: one 1941 Roadmaster Buick 8
sport model convertible. in first class
condition, new top and paint: log
trailers, three timber carts. three
sets of timber fronts. four work
horses. six and seven years old. 6 sets
of harness. one 40-foot smoke stack
one 35 H. D. steam engine, several
block and falls. lot of log chains and
chain tighteners, l new radiator for
l5- 80 Mccormick Deering tractor, 3
Chevrolet truck radiators. 90 Chevro-
let and Ford truck wheels. lot of belts
and pulleys, line shaftings. black
smith forge and blacksmith tools. 3
timber carts. / new $50 gallon gasoline
tank, lots of other miscellaneous
items. too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH on day of sale.
c.. II. WILKINS
C. e. WILKINS. Owners
Albert Phillips. Auctioneer
Howard Thompson. Attorney ml6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
At 200, O'CLOCK p. NJ.
(E. S. T.)

H. -. ~ ..
< On the premises in Cedar Creek
Hundred, and on the North side of |
the Public Road leading from Milford
to Cedar Beach. Sussex County, Del, |
the following Real Estate. to-wit.
All that certain piece. parcel and
tract of land with improvements there
ON. situate. lying and being i'm Cedar
Creek Hundred. Sussex County and
State. of Delaware, on the North side
of the Public Road leading from Mil
ford to Cedar Beach, adjoining lands
now or formerly of Horatio Haskell
Stephen r. Austin and lands of Others
more fully described a to metes and
for corner at the intersection of the
Aforesaid Public Road with the center
line of the Bridge over Herring River,
known as the Dyke Bridge running
thence with, center line of said Public
Road South 73 degrees, 40 minutes
East thirty-seven and five-tenths
(37.5) perches to a turn or DETECTION
i'm said road; thence on with center,
line of said road South 8S degrees, So
minutes East seventy-two and eight
tenths perches (72.8) to corner, the
same being corner for lands now or
formerly of Horatioi Haskell; thence
with line of the Haskell land North So
degrees, 55 minutes East forty two
and one-half (42la) perches to stake
for corner. the same being i'm line of
the Stephen r. Austin lands; thence
in line of said Austin lands North 33
degrees. 20 minutes West twenty mine
and six-tenths (29.6) perches. and con-
tinuing on same. line North 80 de-
grees, 20 minutes West about thirty
two (32) ,perches 10 the low water
mark of the Nfispillion River; thence
Northwesterly with the various mean
derings of said. river and the contour
Of its South shore to the middle OF
Herring Gut for a corner; thence up
Herring Gut to the middle of the
aforementioned bridge and public road
to the place of beginning. containing
Seventy t70D Acres of Land be the
same more or less.
Being the same premises which Mil
ford Ordinance Company. Inc, Della
ware corporation, by deed dated the
Twenty,fifth day OF July. 1945, and
intended to he forthwith recorded
granted and conveyed the aforesaid
premises unto the party of the first
part In fee. Improved by Two Story
Dwelling House and a Number OF
Other One Story Buildings thereon.
TERMS:-20 per cent of the pur-
chase money will be demanded on the
day of sale. the balance to be paid or
or before June 30. 1947. III the pur.
chaser fails to comply with these
terms the per centum paid on day O
sale will be forfeited. The purcha Sc
will be REQUIRED to pay the cost of tn,
deed, S8
Seized and taken IN execution a
the property of Milford. Chemical {
Manufacturing Company, a corpora
lion OF the State of Delaware, an,
will be sofa ny
LETbY NJ. MITCHELL.
sAer,n. ! Once, dsofsstovn. Dsisvars s2fsan
May !, I44T. me-
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
SATURDAY, MAY II, 194I

SATURDAY, MAY II, 1947
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
the following articles Of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One library table. two lamps. one
reed rocker. one reed sofa, one AN
minister rug, X 101a; one Crex rug,
6 IL: one canister set. one oak
dining room suite. one ivory bureau.
one couch, two goose feather mat
tresses, one book case (sectionaD,
lot of good books. one dresser cup
board. one metal bedstead, one brass
bedstead. one small work table. one
Florence oil cook stove (three burn
err. several small rugs, two odd
chairs, one Congoleum rug. Gold Seal
6 9: one studio couch cover, two
spreads, lot of drapes, some Hnoleum,
two new galvanized tubs. some pill
lows.
Other things too numerous to men,
ton.
TERMS: CASH.
WILLIS NJ. PATTERSON
II. ID. No. /. Frederica. Del.
Auctioneer. Mr.. Preuss 1t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
SHERFF'S SALE!

BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
to. me directed. will he exposed to
public sale, on .
Wednesday, May 28th, 1947
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Household Goods

/ will offer at Public Sale at my
home in Bowers Beach, Delaware.
on s-
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
EXECUTORS SALE
of valuable
Personal Property
OF LATE WIN. GRAY, SR.
OF LATE WIN. GE

At residence of the late Annie NJ.
Reynolds, South Walnut Street, Mil
ford, Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
MAY "a, 1947
= BEGINNING AT IL O'CLOCK
Daylight Saving Time
The following: ..:.,-.


The following: ..:,-..-
FARM UTENSILS ....
One John Deere Model = tractor,
starter. lights: / John Deere tractor
mower, new: / John Deere tractor cul-
tivator. l Alls- Chalmers combine.
power take-off: | manure loader for
Model = John Deere, / W-30 Inter-
national tractor. 1850 tires; / l'-20
Farmall tractor, new rubber: one 18-
spout International grain drill. new
one q bottom l6" international plow.
John Deere tractor bean puller. hy-
draulic life; ] John Deere tractor disc.
one 4-rOw bean planter / single row
bean planter. Mccormick Deering
green crop hay loader. new; McCor-
mick riding cultivator, l John Deere
riding cultivator. one 3-section tractor
drag. l Mccormick -Deering team
mower. one 3bottOm 16' Internation-
al piow. l corn planter. international
fertilizer attachment: two 2-section
tractor drags. one 2-horse wagon.
horse cart. l Oliver manure spfeader
on rubber: John Deere 2-horse walk
ing plow, 1 John Deere riding piow
one 1-horse walking plow, cuitivators
hoes. forks.
LIVE STOCK
| One pair black mules. > and year!
old, weigh 2i00 pounds: l odd mule
seven years old. extra nice timber
piling mule; ! pair iron grey horses
/ 4 and years old: iron grey horse
Z years old: hay horse. II years old
| This team is all extra nice and well
broke for any use.
SAWMlLL EQUIPMENT
One Knights Sawmill with ney
belts and good saws; | new GM Diese
motor. 10 h. p.: 2 timber carts. eXtr
good; chains and hooks and harneS
of most all descriptions.
TRUCKS
One Chevrolet. Model '46. TIE
Wheeler, stake body: l Chevrolet, Mo
del '46. hydraulic fiat steel dump:
Chevrolet, Model As, 2 speed axle:
Dodge, Model IA. tractor: ! Dodge
Model AZ. long wheel base: l Chevro
let. Model '46. pickup: one lS-foo
Baker trailer. IA Model: l tractc
trailer. $50 tires. These trucks al
equipped with SA tires and are prat
tically new.
This equipment can he inspecte
anytime at locations. Sawmill equiI
ment is i'm use now. 3 miles east I
Delmar, on Md. & Md. Highway. ne;
Figgs' Store.
NJ r. ELLIOTT. Owner
Milton. Delawa1
G. r. Figgs. Auctioneer. m16-
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
New Comet Seen

BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa
(R)-Dr. ]. S. ParaskevopOulos the
Greek director of the BOyden sta
tiOn of the Harvard Observatory,
Mazelspoort, near Bloemfontein,
has revealed that new comet has
been discovered by a member of
his staff, NJ. ]. Bester-his second
comet discovery. The comet has
since developed a tail of some four
degrees, approximately the appar
ent. distance in the sky between the
two bright stars in the Southern
Cross.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE q
REAL ESTATE
.-afid-.
Personal Property

The undersigned. will sell by way of
rublic auction at their residence on
Clarke Avenue. Milford. Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

rublic auction at their residence on
Clarke Avenue. Milford. Delaware. on
SATURDAY, May 81, is47
The Personal Property viii be offer
Real Estate will be sold at TWO
O'CLOCK. D.. S. T.. the same day.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One solid mahogany Drexel nine
piece dining room suite with, extra
leaves fseats ,12) and table pad; one
rug (alnost new g x TO-, with pad;
one rug To- 49,. one rug AZ g.,
one rug 2 A.. three throw rugs todd
sizes). one. bridge lamp, one maple
reading lamp. one three way floor
lamp, two Aladdin table lamps. five-
piece maple breakfast set. one G. E.
refrigerator G.2 cu. ft), Eureka ,elec-
tric' vacuum CLEANER. Maytag washer
with tubs, one 49, lawn mower, two
girls bicycles. one Singer sewing ma
chine. one ironing board, one two-door
metal closet. upright Ludwig piano, ex-
.ellent condition; two small bookca ses,
mahogany cocktail table, one Kroler
Duncan pfiyfe satin davenport. mahog-
any maya zine rack. smoking stand.
two tapestry. living room chairs. one
mahogany desk. one mahogany end
able, marble top bureati and wash
single maple bed with springs. COM
plete; one maple dressing table and
stool, one Hollywood bed (complete),
clothes hamper. two occasional chairs
one odd davenport. pressure cooker
0arge), cans and sealer, garden hose
and tools, lot of dishes, glass jars and
cooking utensils.
REAL ESTATE
One lot located on Clarke avenue
65' 275' with 20 alley along side
One hotise and lot located on Clarke
avenue. six large rooms, bath. cellar
breakfast nook. reception hall. sever
closets. hardwood floors and centra
heating system.
TERMS OF SALE
Personal Property: Cash day of sale
Real Estate: 20% on day of sale. bal
ance to be paid on delivery of deed o.
deeds. II purchaser fails to compl.
with terms of sale. balance paid OF
day of sale will be forfeited. Purchas
sr will be required to pay the cost o
deed or deeds, including Revenu
Stamps.
JAMES ]. DEPUTY
MARGARET A. DEPUTY
8 Owners
Immediate possession.
Dickerson Brothers. Auctioneers.
m9-3
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

z5tE Sheriff
May !, IV4T. ms ct
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
STRAYED

STRAYED Female mongrel pup
Brown body, white tips on feet and
tail. Black muzzle. Left ear droops
right erect Left last Friday following
person on bike. Reward for return or
information leading thereto. 10S Bridg-
ham avenue, Milford. Phone 296-W.
1tp
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Notions

25-S1.19 Slack Racks, to fit many
garments zSc
30-s1.As Shower Shoes, assorted
pastel shades; sizes 5, s, 7 75c pr.
$3.50 Bottles Liquid Tar Paper,
for moths, insects and as de-
Cdori5er SSc
so-5oc Bathing Caps, white only,
10c
17-sl.5O Rain Capes; in red.
white or blue SIC
S3-S1.00 Cans Vapo, for clean
ing rugs and upholstery ----- Soc
20 Pairs Irregular Of $1.9s Bed
Timer Seuffs, for beach or
home; sizes 5 to SSc
S1.S8 Unpainted Wood Cornices.
sizes 26 to 30 SSc
$2.Ss Unpainted Wood Cornices.
sizes Al to 45---$l.59
1888 Implanted Wood Cornices.
sizes 81 to 80 $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Hosiery

Full Fashioned Outside Hosiery,
cotton tops, reinforced feet, slight
imperfections; good colors, large
sizes SIC
Full Fashioned Nylon Hosiery,
perfect: small sizes only 7se
White Rayon Hosiery, 81 gauge.
cotton reinforced feet 5Se
Ankle Socks, Of mercerised cot
ton with nylon reinforced toes
end heels; dark colors. popular
sizes Frs. III
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. "as is
famous name, good colors, broken
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Necktueur

S1.00 and Sl.95 Neckwear, rayon
sheers, organdies. few ptques; va
rious styles; white, pink and
Eyelet Batiste Biouses, pull-over
style; white only N.1S
Cotton and Rayon Crepe Blouses,
plain colors and prints; slightly
mussed -------------- $l.1S
Costume Flowers, slightly nussed:
white, pink, field flower mixture.
19c
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
DAYTIME Dresses
! Lingerie

S1.l5 Junior Slips, rayon crepe and
rayon satin; sizes 9 to IL Csc
S1.45 to $500 Slips. rayon crepe.
rayon satin and taffeta; sizes
80 and "a $1.00
$3.95 Gowns, white cotton with
eyelet trim; broken sizes s1.s5
S3.95 Mite Shirts, cotton print in
small sizes ---------- S1.00
ss,ss Brief Coats, cotton print in
broken sizes - S6.99
s5.as Houss oats, cotton print;
small sizes ------- S3.99
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Handkerchiefs

Women's Print HAndkerchiefs,
floral designs on cotton; full size,
7c each, 6 for 39c
Mems White Handkerchief. ir-
regulars: full size; some with
corded borders l2Rc "a.
women's White Handkerchief,
Limo style, full size se--------121ae
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
COrsets

1s-S5.00 Rengo- Belt Corselettes,
of sturdy cotton coutil, well boned,
average length -- A.A4
1916 to $5.95 Junior Corsettes.
rayon- satin and all-elastic, S2.25
49-S3.s5 to S5.95 Various Type
Girdles, brocades, batistes and
rayon satins $500
$500 Stout Figure Brassieres,
rayon satin and nylon - $3.50
S1.25 Randeaux. nylons, nets and
batistes; sizes 90 to 38--N.0o
S1.2S Bandeaux. uplift style In
batiste: 81 to SSc
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Summer Furniture

l2-S6.s5 Canvas Cots with ad-
Unstable back rests -- S4.9S
1-S4.95 Canvas Cot, imperfect,
S2.ss
ts12.s5 Unpainted Oak Gibson
Chairs -------------- So.So
.-sl4.s5 White Enamel Lawn
Chairs $o.S"
1o-sl2.50 Unpainted Redwood
Lawn Benches S6.98
l2-S1.00 Green Enameled Met
al Window Boxes SIC
1895 Metal and Fibre Porch
Cndf pf'0o
1-s27.5O 4-Passenger Adult Lawn
Swing, damaged d- s16.9S
6-S12.s5 Oak Porch Swings.
s7.ss
s-SI.ss Small Glass-Top Metal
42-s1.49 3-ft. Sections Metal
Picket Fencing - 74c
24-S4.95 Glass Shelf Serving
Tables S2.98
47-s6.s5 Woven Hammocks with
pillow headrests -- $4.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Stationery

81 TO $4 Pottery Pieces, vases, ash
trays. baskets 81 and 81
s-$6.75 Map Scrap Books, with
white sheets 1888
40-10c Folls Brown Wrapping
Paper, 20x3O inches --5c
1880 to Y1o Robinson Re-
minders $1.25 to $500
16-$1.5o Boxes All Sport Paper,
~ sheets, "a envelopes Soc
3o-$l.00 Boxes Fine Quality
White Paper, 102 sheets Soc
soc Pkg. Envelopes--25c
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
SpOrtSUeUr

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6o-s14.s5 to 1895 Sports
Dresses " $1,000
2s-ss.s5 to $12.s5 Sports Dresses.
$500
25-s4.ss Blue Denim Pinafores.
$2.44
1o2-s1o.oo Rayon Jersey Swim
63-s7.s5 and ss.s5 Swim Suits,
S5.95
ss-ss.ss Cotton Broomstick
Skirts $1.59
61-ss.s5 and S1o.s5 Cotton and
Rayon Play Suits 1898
39-S2.39 Cotton Halters 31.00
5s-s3.s9 and $4.ss Dirndle
1s-s5.s5 and S7.s5 Sun Suits
S2.99
24-s5.s5 White Sheer Blouses,
S2.ss
ss-s2.ss and S5.s5 Rayon and
Cotton Blouses S1.e9
17-S2.95 Cotton Tee Shirts, S1.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Junior Miss
DEPARTMENT

40-S5.S5 to SS.s5 Junior Cotton
Dresses
30-$5.s5 to $S.s5 Junior Rayon
100-SS.95 to $12.95 Junior Cot
tons and Rayons
2S-$10.95 Junior Printed Benz
ucTSs 20
12-S16.s5 to $29.95 Evening
Gowns $8.47 to Sl4.97
1S-S5.95 Black Faille Shorty
Toppers 81
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Knit Underwear

sc Imperfects Of Rayon Undies,
panty and brief styles, tearose and
white in broken sizes and styles,
55e
S1.3s Half Slips, imperfects Of
lace-trimmed rayon In teaross
only ----------------Sl.is
4sc Rayon Panties, with elastic
wristbands, tearose; not al sizes.
3Ss
sse Rsysn Knit Slips, tailored.
tearose and white; broken sizes:
slightly soiled ---------------Sos
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Radios

4-S159.50 Console Radio Phono-
graph Combinations S129.00
2-S59.95 Table Radio Phono-
graph Combinations $3S.95
1-$c4S.95 Console Radio Phono-
graph Combina ton $lSS.50
2-S72.95 Portable Photographs.
$3s.s5
s-$24.s5 "Pix-O-Fone" Child's
Phonograph h--$12.S5
Appliance Store,
9th and D StS. NV.