davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-23

" Istri je prideloyanje toba-
ka mogoee S pomoejo nodernih
tehnicnih naprav. Tobak lahko
sadijo ma vecjih povrsinah ka'
kor ma primer v Herzegovina in
Dalmaciji. Kakovost istrskega
tohaka ne zaostaja "a herce-
govskim tobakom- Uspeh lam
skega pridelovanja tobaka je
bill zelo lep in ze cato bodo letos
sadil mnogo vec tobaka kakol
lani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-23
obnoya aiyinorejs " !,

N Crni gori f z
Zvezna ,vlada je dodelila LR cr-
ni gori il fonda "a obnoyo 127
milijonov din "a obnovo kmetij-
'stva in zivinoreje.s 20 milijonov
din je bilo namenjenih "a pod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-23
Puv1e KN,saDer:
Qbisk !. zvszdorfi

-. 4 Il 4 x =
Qbisk !. zvszdorfi
Dober ve6er, Janez! Kana pa
gres tako pozno? Jaz grem ze
vederjat, ii pa menda sele ma
sprehod?
Me- tovaris, ampak ma poto-
vanje po 'nebu!s Ma svojo zvez-
darno grem.
Pojdi menoj pa yecerjaj en-
krat malo pozneje.
Sal sem res malone pozabil,
sda imas svojo astronomsko opa-
zovalnico. Yes, astrononaija je
Y moI glavi povezana . pojmom
"nezadostno," z COLO teorijo, XII
nam jo je professor razlagal, a
nikoli nj mogel nicesar pokazati.
Sedaj me pa res zanima, kaj
mi bos mogel pokazati ii. Ia da-
mes bonn z ve6erjo kar potrpel.
No, upam, da tt ne DO zal. Kar
pojdiva. Velikih daljnogledoy
res nimam, a pokazejo zadosti,
da Sc ii ogreje srce pri pogledu
ma nebesqa cuda.
cetrt %e pozneje.
Pa je kar ceden tuoj daljno-
gled. Ali 81 veliko zrtveval zanj?
Ne vec, kakor kdo drug "a
glasovir. Pa poglejva ven v glo-
bino neba! Vidis tam ono lepo
belo zvezdo? ? Poglej jo sedaj sko-
ri daljnogled.
Sal to nj ena zvezda! Dive sta
in eisto blizu skupaj!
Pocakaj, da izmenjam okular.
Poglej zdaj.
o, cudo! Stiri zvezde, po dve
in dive in tako blizu skupaj sto-
je!
Da, stiri zvezde. V neskoncni
daljavi, v globinah neba, krozi-
jo okoli skupnega tezisea. Po-
misli, da imajo morda ia sonca
tudi planete kakor nase Sonce;
kaksno zanimivo razsvetljavo
uzivajo tedaj! Emo sonce je
oranzno, drugo zarece ali belo.
Pa so dvojnice sestavljene il
sonc najrazlicnejsih barv.
Pravis, da SO to sonea?
Da, prava sonca so to. Nase
Sonce je le emo izmed neskonc-
nih milijard sonc najrazlienej-
sih barv, vrocine it'd. Tenn SON.
Gem pravimo zyezde stalnice, v
nasprotju planeti, otroci nase-
ga konca, XII vedno menjajo svo-
je mesto. Stalnice ostanejo v
medsebojnem razmerju vedno
ma istem mestu in tvorijo tako
imenoyana ozvezdja, kakor We
liki voz, Orion in druga. Toda 2
modernimi merrill so odkrili, da
tudi ia sonca menjajo svoje po-
lozaje. Ker pa SO v 'takh silovi-
tih daliavah, Sc tega v kratki
dobi 6loveskega zivljenja ne OBJ
cuti. Toda Priroda ina drugo
casovno merilo in v vekovih tu'
di Sonca prelete take razdalje,
da popolnoma izpremene med
sebojno lego. cez petdeset tisos
let bo Veliki voz, kakor tudi dru'
ga ozvezdja, ze popolnoma dru
gacne oblike.
SedaJ pa pogleJmo akozl dalJ
nogled v ono sner, kjer tvoje
/oci sicer niGesar ne vidijo. AL
kaj vidis?
Da, a &c Sc tako ostro nasta
vim, vidhn sredi naalih zvezd ne
,ko megleno kroglo, il katere s,
mi zdi, da moi pray kratek me
glen rep.
Dobro gledas. ze nekoliko dn
: opazujem tudi JAZZ to meglo. Jaw
ljeno je bilo, da SO ugledali no
komet ali zvezdo repatioo. Nagl
Sc premika med zvezdami v SINE
ri nasega Sonca. Ko je bill kome
Sc dalec cd Sonca, je bill popol
noma podoben megleni krogl
Cim boli na Sc hliza Soncll. ter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-23

NGro6ajte, strife IN citsjte
"Em0k0prGpsostw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-23

AASA~S4AASVA ~ AAAUASSJ AASSOSAAOA
dveh mesecih ma dOdelje-
nj zemlji
Zvezna vlada je izdala ured-
bo, XII predpisuje, da Sc morajo
kolonisti, XII jim je bila dodelje'
ma zennlja v Vojvodini, naseliti
" dveh mesecih z druzinami
vred v novih domovih. Tisti, XII
so prejeli odlok "a naselitev
pred /. januarjem, Sc morajo
naseliG do Is. marca. Kelonisti
XII bi sc ne naselili v doloce.
mem roku. izgubijo pravico dc
naselitve. -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

BOYS
Benjamin Walter Anderson, Jr
Thomas Lawton Beight
Donald Bruce Benson
John Antrim Bird
William Bondareff
Herbert Edwin Brooks
John Allen Conner
Clarke Peyton Conway
Roger Detlef Cornell
Edwin Lowell Curtiss
James Alan Doyle
Nelson Scales Embrey
Raymond Thomas Gehring
John Adam Gentzler
Mark Hughlin Halter, Jr.
Maury Lloyd Hanson, Jr.
Bruce Maynard Holland
Henry Robert Helmholz
George Elliott Hill
John Frederick Hudson
Wesley Alan johnson
John Vincent Imirie
Donald Lee Leavitt
Robert Mobley LeIbling
Kendrick Marshall Mccall
Edward Lewis McGandy
Dan Ingram McKeithen, Jr.
Carl Henry Mcmillan, Jr.
Lars Erik Molander
Clarence Alan Moore
Jesse Ebert Ireland Morgan
Richard Hazen Maggie
Meigs Albert Newkirk
Conway Richards Pusey
Godfrey Prentiss Roberts
David Keith Robinson, Jr.
Joseph William Rotter
Edward Davis Rowse
William King Schumacher
Frank White Smith
Rome C. Stair
William E. Stair
Robert Deane Thulman
Joseph B. Townsend
Donald Melvin Weinroth
George Herbert Whitcomb
Daniel Munro Wilson
GIRLS
Mary Elizabeth Akers
Carolyn Bancroft Andervont
Nancy Lou Balm
Virginia Lee Bangs
Carolyn Sue Baumann
Margaret Joan Bell
Mary Lee Darby Black
Lois Jeanne Borden
Mary Louise Borders
Maryanna Ruth Brown
Jean Carolyn Buster
Frances Virginia Chaffin
Jane Doris Conner
Ann Courtney
Ann de Burgh DAILY
Elizabeth Ross Dellett
Margaret Jean Dinwoodey
Madelyn Anne Dougherty
Philippa Randolph Eby
Janet Ann Eaton
Patricia Eaton
Mary Ellen Enyart
Anne Elizabeth Fentons
Barbara Joan Flood
Donna Josephine Gilmore
Dolores Eileen Grimm
Mary Anne Harrison
Georgia Langford Hinrichs
Nancy Virginia Hon
Mary Louise Edith Hook
Josie Elise Keebler
Marjorie Anne Latham
Jane Fuguet Laws
Dorothy Jane LeMay
Judy Christina Mack
Margaret Edsall Martin
Ann Henderson Maury
Sara Elizabeth McGibony
Jean Louise Mcpherson
Katherine Eleanor Meyer
Joan Mills
Willie Ann Myers
Miriam Irene Perry
Margaret Lee Rabner
Mary Phyllis Ritter
Gloria Ann Rudder
Elizabeth Carolyn Shumate
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
RICHARD MONTGOMERY

School, Rockville, is 81. The COM
nencement will be held Monday,
une 16.
ACADEMIC
BOYS
]. Carson Hitchcock
Bobby Glenn Holden
Merhle Alan King
Edward C. Wratten
GIRLS
Jean Louise Anderson
Betty Lou Beane
Dorothy Mae Belt
Elizabeth Ann Caywood
Janet Louise Dawson
Anne Wilson Giauque
Norma Earl Hersberger
Joyce Williams Mullinix
Charlotte Louise Seifert
Sue Wilson Sherman
GENERAL
Paul Burdette Anderson
William Lewis Beane
John Shannon Carr
Edward Eugene Carter
Charles Douglas Cecil
Charles Curtis Dangler
Wiley c. Dobbins, Jr.
Donald Duckworth
Paul Andrew Freeburger
Harold Y. Hardister
Jack Edward Hawkins
Lloyd Wilson Howes, Jr.
Harry r. Huffer
Robert Edward Jones
Robert Herbert Kidwell
Joseph Harold Mullican
Walter Carroll Mullican
Harry Joseph Snouffer
Daniel Gibson FISHERMAN
Beverly Ann Beauchamp
Shirley Burdette
Ruth Marie Cole
Marlyce Miller Hall
Dorothy Jane Hillard
Audrey Elizabeth Ingalls,
Virginia Isobel Ingalls,
Patricia Ann NicewarnAr
Jacqueline Ruth Nicholson
Janet Kelley Rice
COMMERCIAL
Oscar Thompson Dodd, Jr.
Henry Earle King
Betty Jane Butt
Mary Elizabeth Duvall
Mary Madeline Elder
Lenora Virginia Edwards
Anna Mae Fawley
Violet Marie Fisher
Doris Louis Miles
Helen Mobley
Betty Jeanne O'Brien
Mary Eva Osmond
Betty Dorothy Peake
Doris Opal Senger
Betty Jane Schneider
Ruth Alice Shelton
Betty Jane Shewbridge
Doris Marion Woodwork
GAITHERSBURG HIGH
SCHOOL
johannesburg High School, Cal
hersburg, will graduate rs at
commencement, Tuesday, June IT.
ACADEMIC
BOYS
Frank Martin McCathran
GIRLS
Barbara Ann Rao,-o e.
Lillian Lorraine Curtis
Mildred Lee Fraley
GENERAL
Gordon Leroy Benson
William Lawrence Chiswell
Richard Walter Evans, Jr.
Raymond Mitchell Housley
Thomas Calvin Mcpherson
Albert Herbert Ratliff
Charles l. Whetzel
Washington w. White, Jr.
Joan E. Abel
Sarah Margaret Caldwell
Jane Ellese Dosh
Mary Jane Irvine
Mamie Ruth Perry
Dorothy Virginia Shorb
Hilda Kathryn Younkins
COMMERCIAL
Marcella Eleanor Baker
Helen Marie Cornwell
Lois Alice Fraley
Eleanor M. Kephart
Roberta Elizabeth Mead
Lula Mae Whitley
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12

Sherwood High School, Sandy
Spring, with So graduates, will
also hold Commencement Tuesday,
June II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
BEST. WISHES GLASS z47'
SHERWOOD HIGH

SHERWOOD HIGH
Sherwood High School, Sandy
Spring, with 35 graduates, will
.lso hold Commencement Tuesday,
une II.
ACADEMIC
BOYS
Charles Edwin Conner, Jr.
William Clayton Crosley
William Eugene Shots
GIRLS
Pamela Ruth Baughman
Betty Brookes Daley
Anna Nesbitt Farquhar
Hazel Martha Johns
Virginia Leigh Ribble
Alice Estelle Soper
Anne Hallowell Stabler
Nancy Stephenson
Ruth Gloria Warfeld
Sarah Ellen Watson
Martha Crane Wilson
GENERAL
Thomas Irvine Black
Robert Lee Campbell
Walter William Cashell
Charles Farquhar
Harold David Haviland
Robert Willard O'Neal
John Frewen Wilson
Marian Virginia Childers
Virginia Lee Collins
jamie billiard
Audrey Caroleen Hobbs
Noela Elizabeth Lewis
Helen Louise Lucas
Marjorie Thompson
Mary Jane Watson
COMMERCIAL
Emily Jean Abbott
Helen Baker Downs
Lorraine Dorothy Gore
June Phyllis Riggs
Elaine Joyce Sachs
Anna Grace Woodward
DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL
Damascus High School, too, will
old Commencement Tuesday, June
Z. 1t has ID graduates.
ACADEMIC
BOYS M
Samuel Garrett Jewell
Robert Ray Monkey
Walter Lee Watkins
GIRLS
Betty Carroll Gladhill
Betty Jane King
Margaret Jane Souder
Ada Belle Stanley
Grace Louise Woodfield
GENERAL
Thomas Edward Bellison
Franklin S. Gladhill
Paul Curtis johnson
Claire Catherine Watkins
Marjorie Ann Watkins
VOCATIONAL
Alice Estelle Clay
POOLESVLLLE HIGH
Poolesville High School, with 10
raduates, will hold it's Commence
lent Monday, June Is.
GENERAL
BOYS
Samuel F. Belcher
Charles o. Flynn
Nevin E. Hoffacker
Charles E. Kohlhoss, Jr.
Eric w. Ludwig
Earle E. Nicholson
Charles R. Ricketts,
Douglas L. Robertson
Ellis L. Robertson
Wellstood w. Upton
GIRLS
Helen Virginia LETTERS
Betty L. Knill
Mary Kathleen LIE Mari
Margaret Blanche Munday
Nellie Anne Poole
Florence A. Ramsburg
Eva F. Robertson
Peggy Ann Walkinshaw
Doris R. Ward
LINCOLN HIGH, ROCKVILLE
Lincoln High School, Colored,
will hold its Commence
rent Wednesday, June 10. The
list of SO graduates in
udes:
ACADEMIC
BOYS
David Benjamin Budd
Vaughn Thomas johnson
George Mckinley Stewart
GIRLS
Alice Virginia Bowles
Irene Cole
Elizabeth Havana Cooper
Cornelia Jackson
Patsy Louise Lyles
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-06-12
,BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE

t1lGH SCHOOL
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School, Bethesda, Md, will have
its Commencement on Wednesday,
June 10.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Bedroom, Furniture

Bedroom uTnItuTe
1-$29.95 Twin size Felt Mattress,
$1S.88
2-$19.95 Boudoir Chairs, dam
aged Sass a.
3-$39.50 Twin size Innerspring
Mattresses ---$25.99 q.
$1,000 Twin-sise Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring to
Match -------------- $49.85
2-$37.5o Double ana 2 Twin-sizs
Box Springs --$24.95 "a.
1-$47.50 4S-in. Coil Spring Roll
SWAY Cot with Innerspring
Mattress, damaged $33.S8
1-$45.50 Mahogany veneered
Chest Of Drawers, damaged, $29.95
1-$54.95 80" Wide Hollywood
Bed, floor sample ------ $36.99
1-$23.S5 80" Roll-a-Way Cot
with cotton mattress $13.SS
1-$22.50 Maple Rocker $14.S9
1-$59.50 Upholstered Lounge
SHAAE pSO.CO
1-$69.5O Studio Couch -$44.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Notions
20-S1.Ss Pliofllm Raincoats,
green checked. soiled. Small
Al1cS
3o-$1.25 and $1.3e Quilted Chair
Seat Covers, floral patterned, $50
1o-$5.0o Sachet Lingerie Cases
in pastel shades. Slightly soiled,
S2.50'
14-S3.eo sachet Lingerie Gases,
pastel shades. Slightly soiled,
S1.50a
Is Irreg. S1.e0 Mesh Sanitary
Panties with belt combination.
Small, medium
5o-$1.o0 and $1.25 Rayon Satin
Brassieres, closeout. Sizes 81, SO,
Soc
lee Irreg. Sl.ss Bedttmer scuf1s.
Si3es 5 to S--------------esc 3 &c
sPlxs 10H Fas.
Xann's-eEoet Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11

SilveriUare
$12.9s Silver-plated Muffin Dishes,
$780,
$s.9s Large silver-plated Shells,
$685.
7sc a-pc. Baby Sets, plastic
handles $50
ss.ss Large sifver-plated Jiggers,
$1.9Ss
32.4s Silver-plated sery-Alls,
Sl.25s
'Plus 2o% TaS.
Kann's-Street Floor
Luggage
s-$1s.55 Weekend Gases, a.,
ss.ss
s17.ss
4-Men's 1886 Pullmans, 26",
Sass
s-Men's SI5.4z weekend Cases,
81" IS
1-S15.3e Wardrobe Case. Soiled,
Sass
I-Sls.s5 Week End Case. soiled.
S7.ee
al Issssss ,.u SOS Tss
Kanns-Fulrth Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
China and Glassware

China and Glassware
2-$12.9S 23-Pc. China Tea Sets,
$3.50
s-$14.ss 3-Pc Hand-Painted
Console Sets ---- $6.98
2-sss.5o ss-Pc. English Dinner
Sets, service for l2---$49.49
1s-$1.9S Serving Trays Sc
.12-$2.ss Sets Of 8 Highball and
OId-Fashioned Glasses $1.4s set
25-$1.00 Sets Pottery Coasters, 1
per box -----------------4Sc
$3.50 Tea Tiles 39c
25-$t.O0 Baby Sets, 3 pieces, 49c
Kann's-T11ird Floor
Art Goods
5o-15c Balls Pearl Cotton,
soiled - Sc
10-$1.1o Hanks knitting Wool,
59c
1-$1.9S Baby Dress Model $50
ls-35c 10 85c Cotton and Yarn,
$50
l-33.7s Sofa Pillows, soiled, 0Sc
2-z5c Balls Crochet Cettsn, Ice
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Linens

esl2.95 Spun Rayon and Cot
ton Table Sets, 64x84" cloth, $685.
+Seconds Of $12.95 Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 70x84" $685.
60-Sec. Dundee Bath Towels, 59c
e$1.50 Embroidered Doilies, 75c
16-S3.00 Startex Printed Cloths,
54x72" S1.95
11-s4.50 California Printed
Cloths, 54x54" $3.50
+$12.78 Printed Rayon and Cot
ton Luncheon Sets, 7-piece- -$6.95
6-Irreg. Of Chenille Bedspreads,
$5.95
7-Irreg. Of Chenille Bedspreads,
$6.95
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Knit Under,uear

4S Pcs.-Imperfects Of 69c Rayon
Panties. Tearose shade. Slight
imperfections. Not all sizes 39c
115 Pcs.-39c Medium Weight
UNDIES. Rayon and cotton.
Full cut style. Perfect quality.
Tearose shade. Small, medium
ana large ------ 1SC
AZ Pcs. Imperfects Of S1.49 Rayon
Chemise. Tearose shade. Slight
imperfections. Broken sizes. Some
are Soiled - ------------- 59c
$50 Pcs.-Orig. 19c Sew-on Gar
tiers. Flat adjustable type. Tea
rose shade ------------ 10c
36 Pcs.-59c Cotton Briefs. White
only. Broken sizes. Perfect quail
ity -29c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Te,UeIrv
Handkerchiefs

156-Women's 75c Sheer Cotton
Print initiated Handkerchiefs with
hand-rolled edges ,--- 25c
142-Men's 35c White Cotton Ini-
tailed Handkerchiefs fs------- 25c
92-Kiddies' 25c to 35c Cotton
Print Handkerchiefs with hand
rolled edges for $1.O0
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Lamps

Lamps
36-Ss.9s Rayon Bed Lamps.
2-S3.98 Pottery Table Lamps,
$2.9S
-S199 SO Figure Lamps S14.98
R-$29.98 China Table Lamps,
S19.98
l2-S798 Kiddie Lamps - $2.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Rugs

SC
15-S10.95 9x12' Felt Base Rugs,
$8.95
25-S8.95 9x12' Felt Base Rugs,
$685.
30-S4.95 27x36" Carpet Samples,
uAiOOOll0 $S.0o
60-S195 14x24" Cocoa Door
Mats $1.29
100-Sq. Yd. 89c Heavy Grade
Felt Base 64c
50-$1.95 Yd. Black Rubber Run
ner, SO" --S S1.29
50-S1.25 36x54" Felt Base Mats,
89c
50-S4.95 Yds. n" Blue Figured
Wool Hall Runners -$4.19 I'D.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
CIOpes

95-Irreg. Of $500 Slip-on WASH
able Pigskin Gloves. Large sizes
only, Z to 8-----$2 1894
150-Irreg. Of $500 and $3.50
Fabric Gloves. White and brown. Z
Sizes 6 to -$1.00
77-Irreg. of $500 Prs. Pull-on
Leather Gloves, black and light
colors. Sizes 6 to Z in group.
Some soiled $1.95
Kann,s-Straet Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Sz.99 to t3.19
-
FELT HATS
$1.7o

Forward suit brims
felt derbies and
trim, close-fitting hats
.. all-wool quality felt,
mostly black, q few COL
ors. Don't delay; they'll
60 quicklyl
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Leather Goods

1-S27.50 Black Lizard Adjustable
Shoulder Strap Bag - $15.00'
$500 Tobacco Pouches $1.59s
15-S2 to So Key Cases $1.59'
25-As is. SIS to S7.95 Bags, S3.49"
50-Ladies' $500 Saddle Leather
Belts, polo style, 2 buckles, 21a"
width. Several colors- $l.50
Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
TOiIetries

Il OttcLTI ICC
7e-$2.00 vida-Ray Gift Sets,
bath powder and bubble bath
9o-S2.5o Dorothy Gray Cologne,
discontinued package -$1.25'
1886 Tri-Row Curling Combs,
assorted colors- ors---25c
50-$2.00 Famous make Cologne,
nicely packaged ---- $1.00*
$500 Florida Water Cologne,
SOC"
72-7sc Vim 90 -Flex Stimulating
Hair Brush, special massage
brush 39c
7-$1.00 Golden Tassel Bath Pow
der -------------------25c'
2e-50c Golden Tassel Tale lee.
14-$1.o0 Golden Tassel Bath
e$1.e0 Deodorant Soap, 3 cakes
per box ox-------------25c box
'Plus 2o% Tar.
Kann's-Sueet Floor
Clearance SOiLed
Blankets and Comforts
3-$16.95 All-Wool 72x90" Blan-
3-$1s.s5 72xs4" WooI-Filled,
Rayon- Covered Comforts -$14.95
$3.50 72x90" Chatham Blan-
kets, 500 rayon, 25% cotton,
$50 wool l-$5.99
+$9.95 72x90" All-Wool Blan-
kets --$7.99
3-s15.s5 72xso" An-Wool Blan-
kets -------$12.89
,,2-$7.s5 1890" Blankets, 500
wool, 500 cotton $3.50
-$10.s5 72x90" An-Wooi Blan-
ketS --$8.e9
-A.95 Beacon Cotton Blan-
kets, 72x84" ---$2.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Hosiery
IS Prs.-"As Is" FuIl-Fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Famous
name styles. Good colors but not
all sizes Prs, $1.00
II Prs.-29c and SSc Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks. Cotton.
Assorted styles and colors. Not
all sizes. Soiled ----1 10c pr.
80 Prs.-1rreguIars Of $1.35 Grade
Full-Fashioned Sheer Nylon Ho-
siery. All nylon. Broken sizes
and colors s---------------69 Sc Pr.
lis Prs.-89c Full-Fashioned Silk
Chiffon Hosiery. Rayon tops and
all silk legs. Good colors, but not
all sizes included -H59c Pr.
81 Prs.-50c to 81 Winter Weight
Ankle Socks. Assorted colors and
styles. Some soiled. Broken
sizes Prs s$1.e0
Kann's-Sneet Floor
.s
Furniture
1855 Gard Tables, SCARED,
$1.Ss
1895 Card Table, SCARED,
s4.ss
I-S325 Bridge Chair, damaged,
S1.8S
6-$27.50 Walnut -Veneered Sew
ing Cabinets $19.95
1-S18.50 Telephone Set, mahog-
any finished $12.88
1-$14.95 Telephone Set, mahog-
any finished $10.S8
1-$11.95 Maple Finished Record
Cabinet -$7.8S
1-$lO.95 Record Cabinet, walnut
ulllSucQ ------------- ----$v'OO
1885 Wall Shelf, maple fin
uOcQ -$"'oo
1-$34.95 Console Table, mahog-
any veneered --$24.9S
l-$11.95 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any finish -------------H.SS
Evening star., 1947-12-11

Clearance of Ranges, Heaters
and Other Major Appliances
I-$zos Fully Equipped Cos Ranse-os is---$l4s.95
I-l34.5o Fully Equipped Cos Rsnss-oor somp's lz4.eo
5-5e5 Utility Tables with Rollers 3o9
$3.50 74x36 MetoI Base cobinet-os is------ 1925
I'll no Th;rtx. .coIIoc OH Hot-woter Heoter lo4.50
! 3so az Mnd.rn Eieetr;e Rance 4-- 1885
Kann,s Electrical store-sth and D NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Books

71-S1 Boxes Assorted Colorinx
and Story Books, 10 per box 69c
20o-$2.o0 "Grandfather's Farm"
and "Choo Choo" Panorama Floor
Books for very young children,
$1.59
Kann,-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1947-12-11
Neck,uem

Necktpeu
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
the ceremony in the Zion Cha

the ceremony in the Zion Cha
pei.
After a short honeymoon
trip, the young couple will take
up housekeeping in their own
home at 1921 Ezra Avenue.
The new Mrs. Buntrock is a
graduate of Zion-Benton High
School, while the groom was
graduated from the Randolph
wis., High School. Both are
employed with the Cyclone
Fence Company, the bride as
an accounting clerk and the
groom in the industrial rela-
tons department.
Out-of-town guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Buntrock
of Randolph, Wis.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Vests and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Buntrock of
Watertown, Wis.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Kruger and daugh-
ter of Madison; Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Mayville of Milwau-
kee; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph West
phal of Chicago; also Mrs.
Julia Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Payne and family; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Payne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Harder, and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Sweeney, all Of Chi
cago; and Miss Ann Richert of
Arlington, Va.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
WEDDING BELLS
RING OUT

ZION Cudpol Was IHo scene
of a lovely wedding on the
evening of Saturday, July II,
1947, at 1880 o'clock, when
Miss Ellen M. Schleter, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil S. Schleter of 2403 Gill
boa Avenue, became the bride
of Paul D. Buntrock, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin B. Buntrock
of Randolph, Wisconsin. Ferns
and seasonal flowers, and bas-
kets of delphiniums, roses and
daisies, graced the platform
of the chapel with fern and
rose sprays adjoining the can
delabras both down the aisle
and on the platform.
Overseer Carl O. Lee was
the officiating clergyman.
The bride was attired in
handmade gown having bodice
of slipper satin, with long
sleeves, and full nylonette skirt
with ruffled peplum falling in
to a long train. A fingertip
veil, with orange blossoms at
crown, completed the ensem-
BILE. She carried a white Bible
with white glamelias, from
which fell streamers with
small white flowers. She was
given in marriage by her faith
err.
The Matron of Honor was
the brides sister, Mrs. Floyd
Dunnick of Beloit, Wisconsin,
who wore a gown of ice blue
net, made on the same lines as
the brides gown, with peplum
effect. The flower girl, little
Geraldine Fisher, wore a min
iature duplicate of the matron
of honor's dress, in rose pink
net. The matron's flowers were
a cascade of pink glamelias.
The flower girl carried a small
colonial bouquet of mixed
pinks and blues. The ringbear-
er, Bobby Butler, wore a white
coat and dark pants, and car
ried a lilly.
The groom was attended by
his brother, Roy Buntrock of
Farnsworth, Illinois, as best
man; and Gilbert Buntrock
and Harry Warren were ush-
ers.
The mother of the bride
wore a grey dress with white
accessories, and the groom's
mother was attired in a light
blue dress, also with white &C
cessories. The corsages of both
were of pink carnations.
A reception in the Gold and
Blue Rooms of Zion Home for
two hundred guests followed
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
RE: YOUR PROFIT SHARING

NE: 1OUR PROFIT SHAKING
BENEFITS
PLEASE ALWAYS REMEMBER
THAT YOUR PROFIT SHARING
BENEFITS REQUIRE YOUR CON-
TINUOUS ATTENDANCE.
Do not lose any one years bene-
fits. Absences due to vacations; brief
absences due to illness; temporary
lay-offs or leave-of- absences granted
in writing by the Company and leave
Of-absences granted or deemed to
have been granted for service in the
Armed Forces of the United States,
shall not be construed to be an in.
terruptiOn of continuous period of
employment;
But ABSENCES DUE TO ANY
OTHER CAUSE OR REASON
WHATSOEVER shall be deemed Gum
less otherwise determined by the
Company and the Trustees.) to con-
stitute resignation of Participant
from the service of the Company,
and would result in the loss of at
least full years participation in the
Plan.
ZION INDUSTRIES, INC.