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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
Malcolm Longinotti
Fotoliy Injured On
Tuesday afternoon .

LIT. Malcolm M. Longinotti,
U SIN, 70, member OF d promi-
nent Durant IamlIy, lost ms lie
tuesday afternoon when the G-00
jet plant ne was pllorng exploded
about five miles Oft lne Cah-
fornia Coast near the Naval Air
b .Se ct { an Lego.
The accident occurred about
2 p. nj. raclfic Coast lime,
& +. m. nero as the Young man
radioed to his base at 15,0uu feet
he was preparing to come IN
According TO eye witnesses the
plane hit the wafer and Naval
parties in SHIPS aIlu planes comb
ed the area Tor the remainder or
the day Tuesday and ali day
Wednesday before giving up the
search.
Young Longinotti was the son
of Mr., and Mrs. ] l.. Longinoth,
and one of the finest ana most
outstanding boys ever to be rear
ed In Durant.
He was the honor student OK
his class at Durant High school
| in 1885,, and attended Marion
Military institute at Marion Ala,
for one year in preparation Tor en-
| trance to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. AT Marion he made
| the Deans list every morssh.
He was graduated from the Naval
academy in june, l943, and was
In the upper third of his class
as well as being active IL extra
! curricular activities. This class
took the regular four-year course
in three years.
After gradua ION the Durant
youth was assigned to the battle
! ship North Carolina and served
as line officer for more shan 20
months earning eight battle stars,
including Saipan.
After serving two yecr rs with
the fleet, because of nj enthu-
siasm for lyins he volunteered
for and vas @cS epted IL the air
arm of the navy recei ing his
primary training at Ottu nwa' la
He earned his wings at Corpus
Christi, Texas, where he net Miss
Eleanor Mcdonald, of San An
tonic, whom he married in Febs
ruary, 1916.
He served several months in
Florida before being transferred
to the west coast where he was
assigned to an aircraft carrier.
Since February of this year ne
has been on the staff of the San
Diego Naval Air Base, ',ut keep
ing up his flying
At the time Of his dea h he was
engaged in learning everything
possible about the new F-80 Jet
!. plane, similar tc the famous P-80
of the Army.
Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held
at the Naval Base in San Diego
at date to be announced.
| Surviving are his wife, parents.
and one brother, james, of
Durant and Jackson; his grand
mother, Mrs. Sara MacFarlane of
! Durant, and other relatives.
| Deepest sympathy is extended
| the Longinotti family in its great
loss.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
Henry Visits Tupelo;
Buys Blue Ribbon
For J. N. HuII

5. E. Henry, owner of Henry
Dairy Products company, has
returned from Tupelo where he
made an extended trip over Lee
county inspecting the extensive
dairy industry of that county.
On the trip Mr.. Henry purchas-
ed four blue ribbon cows cost
ing $1,000 for j. N. Hall, Lexing-
ton, to be added to his present
herd of about so cows.
Mr.. Henry was accompanied
around Lee county by Gail Carr,
widely known as one of the
leaders in starting the dairy in.
dustry in this section.
Inspection Made
The Henry Dairy Products COM
pany received a rating of Eek
cellent" by the State Board OF
Health inspectors in the latest re-
port from this board. This is the
same rating enjoyed by this es-
Enlistment from the beginning
of its operation and record OF
which the owner is very proud.
The Henry dairy was graded
on the butterfat content of theil
milk at four per cent. The state
requirement is three and one
half per cent. The Henry firm
is trying to standardize their pro.
ducts at AZ butterfat per pounc
of milk, Mr. Henry said. Theil
milk has always ranged from
four to AZ on every inspection
made by the state inspector which
exceeds the requirements set ur
by the state for diaries.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
WINS BICYCLE

Glenice Criscoe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Criscoe, won
the bicycle at the Star Theatre
giveaway Saturday night. This
was the third bicycle to be
awarded the holder of a lucky
ticket.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
GARDEN CLUB MEETS

The Lexington Garden club
will meet Tuesday at the Metho-
dist Education building at p.
m, December IA. The meeting
was changed to the second Tues
day rather than the third, because
of Christmas.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
REBURIAL SERVICES HELp

ReburiaI services for Staff Sgt.
Clarence E. Norris, %, Ashland,
former Holmes Junior college
student, who was killed in Ger
many. April 10, l945. were held
at Ashland Baptist church. Tues
day. The Rev. F. 2 Huffstatler
officiated, with burial in Ashland
cemetery.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
EIGHT NEW CASES MEAsL Es

Eight new cases of measles
have been reported by the Health
department this week, bringing
the total to 18 known cases.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09
pagean, AT Methodist Church

THE Christmas Story" a pa
geant, viii be presented by the
Youth Fellowship, assisted by the
choir, on Sunday night. Decem-
Der 10, 1t the Methodist church.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09

Holmes county has 295,942
timbered and uncultivable acres
according to the records of the
State Forester. Last year there
were 1878 acres to burn. Even
though this is below the average
for unprotected counties we'd like
to see that 1878 acres brought
way down this year.
Timber is one of our most
valuable resources.
Be careful with fire.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-09

Another thing we should be
careful about this time of year
is forest fires.
A cigarette carelessly thrown
out of an automobile can start a
fire that will cause an accident
and claim lives and property. That
has happened in our state with
in the past few weeks.
Hunters can easily cause fires
in the woods and burn up valu-
able timber
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Hosiery

12s Prs. Fashioned Sheer
Nylon Hosiery. "As is" Famous
name styles included. Broken sizes
and colors s--2 prs. $1.00
ESQ Prs. $1.35 and $1.50 Full
Fashioned NyIon Hosiery. Dis
continued colors, not all sizes,
89c pr.
153 Prs. &c to Soc Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks. Made Of
cotton. Several types. Good colors,
broken sizes. Some are soiled,
15c pr.
96 Prs. S1.15 No-Seam Sheer Ny
Ions. Imperfects. Extra fine mo-
seam sheers. Good colors, not
all sizes -----2 prs. $1.00
81 Prs. S195 Super-sheer, 81
gauge Nylon Hosiery. "As is"
Good colors, broken sizes - $50
2S Pcs. 75c and $1.25 Rayon-
Covered Hosiery Boxes. Three and
SIX section sizes. Assorted colors.
Soiled $50
126 Prs. S1.35 to s1.65 Full
Fashioned Nylon Hosiery. Imper-
fects. Assorted weights and styles.
Broken sizes and colors 79c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Stationery

1ePkgs. 1Sc Loose Leaf Paper,
ezx11", 100 sheets to pack Sc
2S-S1.sS Piggy Banks, decorated
china csc
19-$1.79 Bridge Table Covers,
Moral chintz, dropside $1.00
12-Prs. $500 Wooden Candle
Holders. some mahogany finish,
others gold color s1.5o
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1948-10-14

1-s12.s5 Modern Lamp Table,
walnut finished ---- $3.50
2-$16.SS Cocktail Tables, raahog-
any veneered, rs Is $4.99
1-$l6.s5 Lamp Table, mahogany
veneered, lnsrred $7.Ss
1-$2S.S5 Cocktail Table, shelf
base, mahogany finished -$l2.ss
1-$s.95- Cocktail Table, glass
top, damaged Sl.9s
1-$14.s5 Cocktail Table, glass
top, marred $6.sS
1-S2S.50 Cocktail Table, modern
blonde finish ------S STATS
1-$l5.s5 Smoking Stand, cabinet
style --------.$7 $7.SS
l-$7s.So Secretary, mahogany
finished, damaged S49.S5
1-$l4.S5 Maple Night Table, ss.S5
1.$l7S.oo Lawson style Sofa and
Chair, beige tapestry covering,
$159.5a
1-s7s.5o Maple Dinette, 5-pc.
floor sample ---- $3.50
1-$59.50 Maple finished Dinette,
5-pc. ----- $3S.S5
1-sll.5o Folding Bridge Chair.
S5.SS
I-S4l.5o Metal Frame Poker
Table --------------$ $3.50
4s-ss.5e Wooden Folding Bridge
Chairs s--------------------N.SS
$3.50 Chrome Kitchen Chairs.
blue covering ------------$6 $6.SS
1-$6450 Gliding Lawn Swing,
S32.2S
1-sls.S5 Metal Frame Chair,
plastic seat, back ----$ $S.98
2-$22.50 Juvenile-sise Sum
Lounges -------------- $IO.SS
sass Metal Smoking Stands.
SCARED $1.6S
1-S44.5e Porcelain top Table and
Z Benches ---- $29.95
1-Sss.50 Piastic-top Chrome
Dinette, S-pe. -------$6S.Se
1-$s450 Buffet, mahogany I'm
ished $4S.S5
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Junior Miss
ApDureI

e$10.ss Cotton Plaid Dresses,
y length sleeves S5.0e
1$14.S5 Black Rayon Faille
Suits $1,000
S-$14.S5 Wool and Raycn Plaid
Dresses $10.00
2-$22.S5 Rayon Satin Dresses,
S12.0o
4-s22.ss and $500 Rayon Crepe
Dresses, fall colors $500
S-S22.s5 Evening Gowns, white
and pink $8.00
z-$22.S5 Rayon Taffeta Evening
Gowns $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Art Goods

29c to $1.1s Yarns and Cottons,
odds and ends ds- e.. 1Sc
2-$6.50 Bags with Basket Bot
toms $3.98
4Sc to 79c Stamped Scarfs or
Vanity Sets s-----------1Sc
1Sc to 2sc, Stamped scarfs,
Samplers, Bibs ------ea. 1Oc
CSC Stamped Linen Scarfs SOC
S0-35c Bucilla Florotone Cotton,
ball -----------------1Sc
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Je,CeIry

e-Cross and Chains, AK gold
plated Csc
10-$1.0o Compacts, as is $50
$500 Jewel Box, blue with
initials, T. L. L., as $3.0O
1o0-5sc Costume Jewelry, as
Il l0cs
2-LapeL Watches, 7-jewel, rose
gold-plated cases -----$13.50*%
S5-$1.00 Bracelets for charm,
29cs
sPlas SOS Tar ssPlus f0% Tar
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14

2-s1o.s5 cotton Mattresses,
double size -$ $7.77
4-S14.95 Simmons Coll Springs,
double size. SCARED $7.77
1-S39.50 Hollywood Bed, 80
inch size $24.SS
1-$59.50 Box Spring, double size,
BOlleQ $SS.SV
1-$34.50 Innerspring Mattress,
f-1t. $S1.oS
2-$3s.50 Roll-a-way Cots, in
'nerspring mattress, twin size,
s1s.ss
2-$s4.5o Box Springs, twin size.
slS.S9
2-s29.95 Innerspring Mattresses,
twin size $17.S8
1-$Ss.5o Innerspring Mattress,
box spring to match, soiled,
$500
1-S44.5O Chest Of Drawers, wal
nut veneered ---$ $2S.S8
2-$S3.5o Mahogany veneered
Bachelors Chests --. $3.50
1-$29.S5 Felt Mattress, twin size,
1895
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14

S-$1.99 Wool Sweaters, novelty
stripe. cape sleeves ---- $1.59
$500 White Rayon and Cotton
Stripe Blouses, broken sizes, $2.S9
22-S2.S9 Rayon Taffeta Blous-
cites, bright plaids -sl.SS
3-$5.95 Batiste Blouses, lace
dickey, sizes 34-36-38-S3.79
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Notions

25-$1.oo Chafe Guards, medium
bAAC O9O
10-4Sc Rain Hoods, soiled = 25c
42-7Sc Kitchen Chair Cushions,
assorted colors, soiled 49c
s-S2.25 10 sass Priscilla Sewing
Cabinets, damaged - Soc
$1.9S Utility Bags, upper closures,
$1.25"
6o-Irregs. Of S1.00 Rayon Satin
Uplift Bras, 50 to 80 - $50
30-$1.1S Black Rayon Satin Gar
ter Belts, sizes 26 to 30 l0c
15-S8c Plastic Curtains, white,
for bathrooms, kitchens 39c
"Plus sos Tar
Kann'S Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Upholstery

1S-$5.S5 Cret0nne Daybed Gov
12-$1o.95 Studio Couch Covers.
floral and plaid
Io-$7.95 Boudoir Chair Covers.
Printed rayon Stain -----$5.7S
12-S12.9s Knitted Sofa Covers
for Club Sofas s-----.,-$5 $3.50
100-$3.79 Rayon and Cotton
Squares" 11s yds. long, sl.7s
4 Prs. $19.95 Damask Lined Drap-
cries. Sateen lined az yards
long " $16.9S
4-$1s.s5 Rayon Bengaline Bed
spreads Single size, blue floral,
$l2.s5
1-S12.s5 Vanity Skirt to Match
Above S7.95
zoo Yds.-s1.s5 Yd. 4s" Cretonne,
vat dyed preshrunk yd. s1.1s
1-S60.95 LANE" Cedar Chest.
Blond mahogany, floor sample,
S49.95
1-s10.s5 Folding Screen, 3-panel.
rs is ----------------------$ $6.9S
1-$14.s5 Folding Screen, 4-fold.
1-S11.S5 Folding Screen, wood
slat, 3-panel, as s-------$S.9S
Kanr's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
F,lrs

S12.7S Sable dyed Bassarisk
Scarfs, 3 and 4 skin styles, large
size pelts per skin, $3.50
1-S17S.o0 Seal-dyed Coney Coat,
size II $3.50
1-$239.0o Black dyed Persian
Paw Coat, size $158.00
1-S239.e0 Natural Chinese Kid
skin Coat, size 12- $158.00
1-s23S.oo Grey Persian Paw
Coat, size IA $158.00
1-S239.00 Sable dyed Squirrel
Lock Coat, size ls------$15s.o0
All prices plus SOS tas
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Trimmings

Group Of Colored Buttons, small
size card, 10c
e1.39-Yd. Sequin Trimming, mar
row width fuchsia, brown, plum
or copper colors- rs-------yd sic
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Books

s-$3.75 Famous Plays Of Crime
and Detection S2,49
$3.50 Six-Vol. Nature Library
(Birds, Wild Flowers, Garden
Flowers, Trees, Butterflies, AMI
mals) set $3.50
17-$2.50 Good Housekeeping
Baby Books, as -49c
21-$3.00 Lydia Bailey" by
Kenneth Roberts Sl.0O
$3.50 Home Seekers Home
Book" Gerald L. kaufman Ala,
$1.25
$500 How I Feed My
Friends, 100 Sunday night dishes,
S1.0O
1-S4.s5 24-vol. Builders Of
America" $2.49
Kann's-Downsta Bookstore,
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Underwear

$50 Pcs. S9c and Sc Kayon Un-
dies. Imperfects. Panties and
briefs included. Tearose and white
tn broken sizes for $1.e0
3S Pcs. $2.5e Rayon Petticoats.
Imperfects. Navy only. Not all
Blhc6 s0S
II PCS. S1.oe Run-proof Rayon
Undies. Imperfects. Tearose shade.
Small sizes. Some are soiled- $50
IFS Pcs. 69c Famous Name Cotton
Briefs and Fanties. Imperfects.
Made Of fine, soft cotton. Slight
imperfections. Assorted colors in
sizes 5 to 7----~- $50
SO Pcs. $l.50 Nylon Jersey Briefs.
1mperfects. White only In broken
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Girls Wear.

12-S5.S5 Raincoats .---- $500
2o-$2.2S and S2.95 Rayon or Cot
ton Blouses sl.SS
6-$29.s5 Coat Sets, slacks cot
ton interlined- Sl2.OO
e$22.s5 and $500 Al-Wool
C0eU -$lZ.00
1883 Corduroy Skirts $1.S8
12-$S.S5 Jodhpurs, brown or tan,
$3.29
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Handbags

$500 Evening Bags, as is,
$1.00*
12-S3.0o Handbags, clearance,
59c*
x5-$1.00 Summer Belts. as is. 19c
10-$5.00 and S7.95 Handbags,
$500
x5-Cosmetic Bags -19cS
sPlus e0% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
handkerchief

300-Women's 25s Printed Cot.
ton Handkerchiefs, fiorals, polka
dot designs, bright colors and
monotones 15c
Kiddies' Cotton Handkerchief,
printed subjects, 6 for 39c, &c ca.
Mems 75c Cotton initiated Hand.
kerchiefs with colored borders.
Hand initiated, rolled edges -49c
70-Men's Irreg. SOC Irish Linen
Handkerchief, hemstiched hens,
s9c
-Gtraat Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Issfu,,ts' Wear
Si.99 to $3.50 WeorobIes

1s-Toddlers' Pinafores; l0-
Rayon Crcepers; 1S-Toddler
Dresses; 8 Babette Dresses; 10
-Flanelette Pajamas, ape; 20
Blue Denim Coveralls, "a. $1.4S
$3.50 to $3.50 Weerobles
1o-Boys' Wash Suits; IS Flan-
nelette Pajamas, 2-pc., size 8 to
10: 6o-Flannelette Pajamas, s.
PC, sizes / to 4 - ea. $1.SS
39e to $l.29 Weorobles
15-Cotton Polo Shirts; 27-Boys'
Cotton Blouses; 6o-Cotton Knit
Sleeveless Vests --- ca. $3.50
$l.29 to $l.99 W0orobIes
40-Rayon Slips; 1S-Berets; 90
Cotton Slips-----ea. ca. Csc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

women's Felts In roller, profile.
off-face, suiter, beret and pillbox
styles. Various colors, from reg
ular stock $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

22-$ss.o5 70 S5S.s5 Trimmed and
Untrimmed Coats. Only ! or 2
Of q kind Sizes 8 to 16- $27.00
1s-S2S.s5 to S3s.S5 Wool Suedes
Or Coverts, black, green or brown.
sizes 10 to $l7.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SOiled Blankets

-SS.s5 All-Wool Blankets, size
t@ASV ----------------- %o.oS
S-$10.s5 Blankets, 75Ts wool,
250o cotton, Alb. weight, 72xe0,
$7.ss
4-s4.s5 Blankets, s5% cotton,
so wool, 72xs4"- 4"--------$3.ss
S-S5.ss Blankets, s5% cotton,
SO wool, 72xs4"- 4"----$3.Ss
2-$lS.s5 North Star All-Wool
Blankets, 72x90"- $13.9s
4-Sl2.s5 All-Wool Blankets, sizs
72x90" $S.s9
3-$15.S5 Kenwood All-Wool
Blankets, 72x90"- Sass
3-$1S.s5 An-Wool Blankets, Tx
80" --S Sl3.ss
4-$S.s5 Blankets, 500 wool, 500
cotton, 72xS4" $3.50
5-$1s.S5 Wool Filled Comforts,
rose, rayon satin covers, -72xs4".
$12.ss
4-$7.s5 Wool Filled Comforts,
72x84"
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Better Dresses

S-Misses' S22.s5 to $2S.s5 Black
Afternoon Dresses S12.0O
S-Women's $500 Black After
noon Dresses ----$2 $22. 90
15-Misses' Sass Dresses, black
and colors $500
11-Misses' Sass to $29.S5 Black
Ray0n Faille Suits $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

z0-sn 81 s5 Sizes 3s A. 49, So 81 S3s
35-Mens 75e, Cotton Briefs
ss.ss
l4-Msns 35e Cotton Hondks Zoe
l-Slz.95 sIoek kSuit---------------------
3-$Io.s5 Terry Robes
l-$2l.5o irresuor Suede Joeke
lI-Men's $2.95 irresuor Shirts, soIed 90
1-$zs5 lenssIeeve sp9r Shirt
l-$5.95 Sweoter, soied
$235 Cotton Union Suit, ussed 81
$3.50 Medium weight Union Suits. m1ed
1-S65
6$5o Mems Button shoulder Cotton Union Suits
5-$6s5 Irregular zippe'font Shirts
lS-$595 to $ee5 nespIor AIweather jackets
Kannx-Men's Store-Street
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Metal Cabinets and Bases.
Tables. As lis

4-$ii.ss lsxI2x44 Utility Cabinets S7s5
z-Sl4sS 18xi2x64 Utility Cabinets
N$13.s5 18xlZx54 Utility Cobnets $9e5
Io-SI4.e5 l4xixe3 Utility cobinets- S7.e5
3-Slzss 1870 Poreeiein Top Bases S7s5
z-s14es l6xzo Porcelain Top Bases with dower----Sss5
1895 z7Hx24x1z Wall cebiness- s--------A- S6.s5
1-Slss5 z4x2ox64h Wordrobes-
z-Sz5s5 z7xzox64h Wordrobss
z-S6.sS l8xsx42 Under-bed Aluminium Chests s----$3.95
1-S6.sS z0x24 PoreeIon Top Utility Tabes-
$500 Solid Bsss Door Knockers
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14

Teen Age Apparel
S-S5.s5 Raincoats, natural color,
$500
-$7.S9 Plaid Wool Skirts, $500
e$4.sS All-Wool Slip-on Sweat
ers - S2.Oc
1850 and $3.Ss Cotton
bl0uSeS --- $1.SS
e$7.SS and $3.50 Cotton Dresses,
$6.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SpOrtSaUeUs'

l-Women's $1s.S5 Rayon Dresses,
$12.00
s-Womens sl2.s5 Rayon Print
Dresses, sizes 80 TO a $6.00
S-Misses' SASS Black Rayon
Dresses $500
s-Misses' $14.S5 Wool Jumpers,
$500
4-Ss.9S Cotton 2-Pc. Check Suits,
$500
1o-Misses' $3.50 Cotton Stripe
SHOrtS $A'VV
35-$5.95 Cotton Swim Suits, sizes
81 to "a soc
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
TOiIets'ies

144-$1.00 Famous Make Face
Powder. nicely packaged 25c'
24-S2.98 Jumbo 10-lb. Box Of
Soap Flakes or Powder, fine quail
ity - $1.29
72-S3.9S "vida Ray" Gallivant
ing Perfume, nice packaged,
9Scs
80 Dozen-S2.1S Toilet Paper.
1000 sheets, double ply, facial
quality 1.29 dozen
72-S1.25 Famous Make Bath
Powder, lge. box with pun, 39c"
72-S1.o0 Plastic Hair Brushes.
nylon bristled, professional style.
59c*
2o-S1.o0 Miniature Brush Kits,
2-pc. set, plastic case -------1Sc'
"Plus S0% TdI
Toiletries Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Budget Shop
Dresses

ls-Sl2.S5 Rayon Crepe Dresses,
black only------$
1o-SS.s5 Rayon Faille and Rayon
Crepe Dresses $5.e0
S-S14.S5 Rayon Crepe Dresses
for Women n-----$7.o0
3-S14.95 Maternity Dresses,
printed rayon crepe $500
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1948-10-14

Mems $3.50 Sport cests All wool, and blue.
Resuos, 1876. 0s7; Shorts 1896. 1898, $40 90
Mons $2s.75 Sport cest All wool. blue check; Sly QQ
10 Mems $l2ss AHWee sIaeks. Coverts
bue-os peoted fronts upper closures Sizes 80 to 81 Q4
Mems $475o Upper Lined A-woo
zp-n lining. dark brown, fly 'front.' soh pockets. 500 AQ
Sizes: Shorts. 1898. 1899; long. N37--------- ~OOsOO
Mems $475o Upper Lined cees. All wool oil
72t; T4o rs' 'on" "ay'a .h'ds Sizes. Rs'uo' nes
b,.s:,.s soss s:oa s' w. AL xs grey double
Mems $500 Worted Suits all wool, brown @ % 20
striped single beosted; 40 reeuor-L--- sDHSs ID
ao5s III e 436
single ~:I .I. as - '.. .,o wool blue MIXTURE 4367
e @:s: b:ss:ss .s: ss s 81 rss $4499
s e grey 4685
Mons $4,000 Two-Psnts Suits, all wool twist q q ny
color single bosted; size Sc HaDsO
Mems SIS. 90 Worsted Suits oil wool In neot
: s:: ;:,ss s q: no. :s': s:'::' sss $52.88
Kann's-Men's store-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14

so-$3.S5 Printed Rayon Creps
Gowns, broken sizes S2.4S
1e0-S5.s5 Rayon Satin and
Rayon Crepe Slips and Petticoats,
broken sizes $3.50
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
DAYTIME Dresses

So-$5.S5 to $10.S5 Cotton and
Rayon Dresses. Women's, misses
and half sizes. Not every size in
every style - -- $500
7o-$2.S8 Cotton Dresses, small
sizes ---------$1.00
Evening star., 1948-10-14

4-Sl5oo siIverpiated Tea Sets. trays slightly dented;
$500 siIver-pIo Silent Buffers, slightly dented;
1-Sls.oo Ape. Chromium Tee Sst s--------$1o.oo
s-$l2oo Sterling Silver GobIsts. slightly scratched;
pairs $Ioss Sterling Silver cendIessieks $50
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
GIOres

1S-Irregs. Of $2.50 Pigskin
Mitts with wool-knit lin
ings, cork shade, medium
ard large sizes $129
54-Irregs. Of $1.00 and
S1.50 Slip-on Rayon snd
Cotton Fabric Gloves.
Brown only, size 6 to Z, 7Sc
105-Irregs. Of $1.0o White
Rayon Shorties, 6 to 4, Soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

S4-Seconds Of S9c and 81 Lace
Scarfs. 36 and >43" ca. S9c
l1s-Seconds Of 81 and $1.25 Lace
Scarfs, 36x43" ca. 69e
64-Seconds Of S1.5s and $l.75
Lace Scarfs, So" 3"-- $50
94-Seconds ef Cannon Bath
Towels, 20x40" 0"--3 $50
18-S2.5o Printed Table Cloths.
S2X52 $l.SS
3e9 Yds. 3sc Unbleached Sheet
ing, 40" width h------yd. 33c
34-Bleached Pillowcases, 42x36".
"a. 40
$3.50 and 81 Homespun Scarfs,
500
3s-5oc Place Mats, Hot Dish
MztS -cA. SSC
6-S7.s9 Chenille Bedspreads,
twin size $3.50
3-Seconds Of $3.50 Chenille Bed
spreads, full size - ----$4.S5
1-$1o.99 Chenille + Bedspread,
damaged .S6.s5
3o-Chenille Bedspreads $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
NegIigees

100-$5.s5 Seersucker and Percals
Hostess Coats. WomenS and
misses sizes in the group, S3.ss
z0-$l6.ss Rayon Crepe Hostess
Robes, solid colors or monotone
prints, broken sizes $lO.95
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Luggage

3-SS.95 Overnight Cases ---$6.SS
$3.50 Vanity Cases
1-$22.85 Shoe and Hat Case,
$14.50
l-$22.S5 Leather 2-Suiter, $17.S5
1-S28.S5 Leather 2-Suiter, $3.50
Alt prices Plus 20% tar
.e
Kann'sAFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Beds. F,sf',sishis,gs
Furniture
Lingerie

mmNo Mai, Phone On Friday Morning at o:3O
Evening star., 1948-10-14
WO,lseis's Coats

Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Neck,cear, BlOuses

Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Boys Wear

IS IRREGULAR MEMS $z.s5 BLUE DENIM DUkcAREEs
Fomous moke 80 blue denim with riveted pockets GlGlN
Very slight irreouors Sizes 36 and SO woist only OO
~ BOYS SIs.s5 to $Is.s5 KkcKER SUITS Well toi-
Iored suits in blue-ore and browns fully SQ 0O
Il lined knckers. Sizes s. 7, 8, and a. OsOO
YOUNG MEMS S34.5o ALL-wooL ToPcoATs Plain
ol-wool fleece with royon lining. Good Su0 0Q
noke we'll tailored. Sizes SO. 81. IS, 81. 3s -"AOsOO
GROUP BOYS $3.s5 and S4.s5 SWEATERS A fomous
moke zippef- front sweater in wo-tone plain SGD S0
eoiors Junior sizes to II. Boys 80 to 40 ~sOO
SPECIAL PURCHASE YOUNG MEMS $izs5 ALL-WooL
6ABARDINE STACKS Our lowest price yeors these fine
quality ol-woo oobordine Plain ton brown ond blue in
4 group. PIeots and Upper. Sizes rs to 81 SQ 0O
Evening star., 1948-10-14

l3 Boys $4s5 AwooI Sleeveless swses famous 90
3o-$ls5 Boxe Shorts snio
$3.50 $z95 Wesh Shets,
l-$ss5 Husky" cevsf slaek %
z$zi 95 A-wooI cee Sheds IS and 5S$ios7
I-$ee5 A-weoI Sport ceet, size
z$2995 Students AWool Suits, l8 ~
2s-$i5o to $95 shoSssvs Bequs Shirts Sizes to 20 IL
eo.P e.. az. . - : ss
3-$4.s5 Cotton 2-Peee Slack Sets Size
Kanns-Boys' Wear-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
MiIIissery

Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14
DOip,estics

Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-14

Kann's-Second Floor.