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Evening star., 1948-11-29

prerequisites Of success because re-
sistance is disorganized and gener-
ally mute" and programs are bun
gled." The result is that the ideas
Of democracy and socialism become
rapidly discredited, he commented.
In his survey of political trends
in Rumania, Czechoslovakia, AL
bania, Hungary and Yugoslavia, he
reported that relations between
church and state in Hungary dur
ing the past two years have de-
Perforated rapidly until the church
now stands in open opposition to
the government"
"The Catholic Church Tin the
province Of Croatia in Yugoslavia)
does not disguise its hostility to the
regime" he said. Because of the
firm Catholic orientation of the peo-
pie, the province cannot be brought
under effective police control as
easily as some of the more thor
oughly 'Serbanized' areas of the
country"
In Bulgaria, DR.. Gyorgy explained,
ruthless" Russian behavior has cost
the Soviet Union the genuine
friendship" which Bulgarians pre-
viously felt for the Russians.
Explaining how those countries
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Foreign Policy Group
Sees Satellite Nations
Under Full Red Control

Soviet and Communist control OF
satellite countries is complete" but
still faces much public hostility and
the firm opposition Of the Catholic
Church, especially in Hungary and
Yugoslavia, q Foreign Policy Asso-
citation report stated today.
Marshal Tto's break with the
Cominform has not changed the
pro- Soviet orientation of the Yugo-
slav regime. Andrew Gyorgy, assist
ant professor Of political science at
Yale University, noted In the report.
Religious resistance has been
strong and often outspoken but has
not checked the political power of
Communist governments in those
nations, DR.. Gyorgy declared.
Resistance Disorganized.
Other opposition groups, he added,
seem to be lacking in all major
Evening star., 1948-11-29

came under Soviet control. DR.
Gyorgy said: 1T was natural that
a degree of political responsibility
in the entire geographic region
should accompany military respon-
sibility. The Soviet Union was
placed in a position to guide initial
political changes in the Axis satel-
lite states, and simultaneously to
exert a direct theological influence
on the neighboring nonsatellite
governments of Eastern Europe"
Evening star., 1948-11-29

sale from 7:30 am. TO 1:30 pm.
next Sunday at st. Aloysius School
Hall, North Capitol and K streets
NV. The sale will benefit St.
Aloysius Church.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

The American species Of reindeer
are called caribou.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Upholstery

100-S1.50 to $3.50 Assorted Cur.
tain Strips, ruffied and tailored.
see
I-s12.ss Quilted satssa Bed
spread, rose, sanple--------$4.S9
8 Prs. SS.SS Checked Tsifeta Drs-
perios, as h------$3.0e
Is Prs. $4.sS Priscilla Curtains,
cushion dots, 90" long, aightly
4-s1o.s5 Rayon satin Vanity
Skirts, samples -$5.49
l-s1o.Ss 3-Psnel Folding Screen.
a -------------$6.S8
l-s4s.s5 Cedar Chest, walnut
veneer, white cedar. with tray,
hoor sample e----S39.95
100 Yds. $1.65 Cretonne, vat-dyed,
-" wide de---------$1.00 = Yd.
69c Fine Curtain Bobbinet, 36"
8 pr.-$12.s5 vat-dyed Cretonne
Draperies, 21a yds. long $3.50
200 yds.-9sc Seconds and REM
nants q Nylon Marquisette,
yd. SEQ
S4.S5 Ruhled Frame Cotton
Triplenet Curtains, u" long,,
pr. $3.50
$2.S5 Cottage Sets, upper and
lower sashes, with tiebacks,
$1.39
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Budget Dresses

25-Misses' and Women's S5.95
to S10.S5 Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Broken sizes --------.$ $500
25-Women's $12.s5 Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Black and colors. $500
10-Misses' $14.9S Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Broken sizes and 'colors,
$1,000
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Knit Underwear

Al pcs. Imperfects Of Famous
Name Rayon Gowns. Tearose
and blue. Slight imperfections.
Trimmed with lace. Not in all
10S pcs. Imperfects Of $50 grade
Rayon indies. Assorted styles
included. Tearose shade. Not
all sizes In all styles 800
50 pcs. Orig. 6Sc Warm Tuck
stitch indies. Tearose shade.
Perfect quality. Small and
medium only --29c 29c
Is pcs. First Quality and I'm
perfects Of Cotton Knit Panties.
Tearose shade. Full cut styles.
Not all sizes ---- 3 for $1.00
45 pcs. Imperfects Of Famous
Name Combination indies. White
In broken sizes. Soiled -19c
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Furs

Il ALH .
$500 per skin, sabie-dyed Squir-
rel Scarfs, 4, 5 and 6-skin-
styles --------- per skin $4.08
$1,000 per skin, Natural Wild
Mink Scarfs, 8, 4 and 6-skin
styles per skin $500
$1os.0o Beaver Dyed Mouton
Lamb. Size IA $50.00
$4,000 Mink Dyed Coney. Size 40,
$1,000
S145.oo Stencilled Lapin. Size 10,
$1,000
$155.00 Brown BroadtaiI Dyed
Lamb. Size IA $500
S159.00 Black CaracuI Dyed Kid.
Size IL ----$79.O0
S1s5.o0 Black Dyed Kidskin. Size
IL Sl10.vV
$4,000 Natural Chinese Kidskin.
Size 10 --------$127.0o
$4,000 Natural Silver Fox Jacket.
Size IA ---$127.00
All fur prscss plus sos tas
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Umbrellas

II pcs.-Women's Umbrellas, "as
is" Assorted styles. Rayon COW
ers. These umbrellas need small
repairs s--------------------S1.SS
pcs.-Women's $1.98 Umbrellas.
Plastic covered. 10-rib style.
$1.06
8 pcs.-S1.50 Heavy Wood Canes
with curved handles. Scratched,
$1.00
pcs.-Imperfects Of $500 Mems
Umbrellas. Slight imperfections.
Curved handles. ---$2.98
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Infants Year

Samples and Irreg. Of 69c TO
SS.99 KMtwear; sweaters, leg
gings, mittens, headwear. shawls,
cotton knit creepers and polo
shirts -28c to Sl.97
14-Girls' $s.s8 velveteen Dres-
ses. Sizes 3-6 -M.8S
$1.es Girls Biouses. Sizes 3 to 6,
67c
36-Girls' SEQ Rayon Pants.
Size IL 10c
11-s6.SS to $9.SS Dresses SASS
2S-Giris' sec Muslin Panties.
Size I -S4c
$1.e9 to $3.50 Wearables; pa
jsmas, headwear, jackets, dresses,
cgeepera -ea- $l.lo
92-Seconds Of $3.50 Sweaters,
pastels. Sizes 1-3 --$1.78
$4.99 to $6.S8 Wearables; dresses,
boys wash suits, Jumpers. Sizes
Evening star., 1948-03-18

1,O00 yd& S1.2S-$1.SS Ray0n LIN
inys. Twills, taf1etas,, in many
colors. / to . yd. lengths, $50 I'd.
Remmnants Of Plain and Printed
Rayon Crepes, Rayon Taffetas,
Rayon satins.- 1 to 8 yd. lengths,
$50 to $1.5e I'd.
Suitings and Coatings, all woods
and rayon-and-wool weaves
(properly labeled as TO fibre
content), ! to 3-yd. lengths,
$1.49 to $3.95 I'D.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Radios

1-S379.s5 Console Radio Auto
matte Record Changer. AMIN
reception. Floor sample, $32S.s5
1-$11S.S5 Consolette Radio, au-
tomato record changer, sample,
$685.
1-S159.95 Console Radio, auto
matte record changer, sample,
$119.95
l-Sl29.S5 Console Radio with
record player er----$8 1895
3-s1s.s5 Table Model Radios,
S13.95
1-s129.S5 Table Model Radio
Phonograph Combination $99.95
Kann's-Appliance Store
9th g. D Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

II prs.-"As Is" Full Fashioned
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Famous
name brands included. Broken
sizes, styles and colors Soc pr.
42 prs.-Imperfects Of $1.e5 grade
81 gauge Sheer Nylon Hosiery.
Slight imperfections. Broken
sizes and colors- pr.
101 pr.-Imperfects Of S1.35 grade
extra sheer, no seam Nyl0n
Hosiery. 15 denier all-Nylon con-
struction. Good colors; not all
sizes sec pr.
So prs.-$1.S5 Famous Name
Nylon Lace Hosiery. Perfect quail
ity. Assorted colors in popular
sizes. Full fashioned $1.00 pr.
81 prs.-25c to 39c Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks. Made Of
cotton. Assorted styles and COL
ors. Soiled ----15c pr.
80 prs.-"As Is" S1.95 and $2.25
Famous Name Super-Sheer Ny
lon Hosiery. Assorted styles, COL
ors and sizes included 99c pr.
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Goats and Suits

2S-S3D.95 Winter Coats. Misses
sizes ----------- $22.0O
4s-s5s.s5 Winter Goats. Misses
and women,s sizes $500
58-$69.S5 Fur Trimmed Winter
Coats. Misses and women's sizes,
$500
S59.95 b $500 All-Wool Gabar-
dine Suits. Misses sizes $49.95
$48.95 All-Wool Gabardine Suits.
Black and brown. Women's
sizes $39.95
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Girls Wear and
Teen Shop

100-s2.ss All-wool Cardigans.
Pastels or navy. Sizes TIA.
$1.1s
so-s2.2s Short sIeeveA Slim
on Sweaters, all-wool $50
eS10.s5 2-pc. All-wooi Snow
Suits " $500
S-s5.s5 Natural Color Gabar-
dine Raincoats -. $500
1885 and s4.sS An-wool
Skirts S2.S7
10-$5.S5 Plaid Or Checked, An
wool Skirts -- $3.95
So-s1.s5 Plaid Cotton Dresses,
go
6o-S2. .95 Cotton Dresses --- $l.S5
lo-$10.95; An-wool Solid Shade
2o-S2.ss and $2.s5 Rayon Dres-
ses and Cotton Dresses $3.50
S4.s5 and $5.S5 Pastel and Dark
Colored Slip-on or Cardigan
Sweaters, long or short sleeved.
Sizes 1916 -----$z.69
1855 Teen Dresses ----Sz.s7
10-$7.s5 Rayon Dresses ---S1.S7
12-$7.95 and $8.95 Plaid o.
Solid Shade Skirts ---- $500
24-S8.95 All-wooi Pastel Plaid
Dresses $6.SS
1S1O.95 Solid Color Rayon
Dresses ---- $S.9S
20-S5.S5 AH-wool Navy Blue
Jeans ahd jackets - 500
Kann's-Fpurth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Better Dresses


1cS16.SS 10 SASS Rayon
SheosS and Prints. Women's
sizes $1,000
1S-Women's S22.S5 TO $500
Rayon Prints and Rayon Sheers,
$12.00
35--NfisseS S22.s5 and S29.s5
Rayon Prints and Rayon Sheers,
$12.00
1S-Misses' Sass and s22.s5
Spring Dresses -- $1,000
S-MisseT $500 All-wool Gabar-
dine Dresse& Pink, aqua, grey,
beige $500
Kann's-Sesond Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Lingerie and NegIigees

$500 Rayon Crepe Slips with
embroidered trim. Black and
white. Broken sizes $3.50
a0-S1.45 d S2.00 Black Rayon
Slips. Size 32-----49 49c
Irreg. Of $1.9S Cotton Slips, built
UP shoulders. Broken Sizes S9c
Irreg. Of $1.ss Cotton Prints Mite
Shirts. Broken sizes $50
$3.s6 Rayon Satin Gowns, lace
trimmed. Sizes 32-38- $2.9S
-S19.95 Rayon Quilted Robes.
prints. Size 18 ---- $7.99
S5.95 D. $685. AlI-Wool Robes.
Navy. Broken sizes es---- $3.99
Kann-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
COrsets

H-S7.S5 Rengo Belt Corselettes
with inner belt. Cotton coutil,
fully boned. Average length.
Sizes 40 to so -------- $4.59
39-Irreg. and Perfects Of S7.s5
to S10.95 Discontinued Girdles
and Corselettes- $4.S8
21-S3.95 to $5.95 BoneEess,
Small Size Girdles $1.0O
60-S4.S5 "Lite-Action" Girdles,
reversible. Small, medium, large
and extra large --.-- SOC
B5-s2.S5 Black All-elastic Roll
on Girdles. Small, medium end
large DUG
100-65c Bandeaux. Nude Net.
Sizes 1896 --29c, 4 for $1.O0
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Cloves,

70 Prs. $3.4s Capeskin Gloves.
White. wsshable. Sizes 6k to
~ $3.50
81 Prs. $6 Six and Eight Button
Length Doeskin Gloves. FINISHED
sheepskin.) Soiled, white and
natural. Sizes az to 7-- $500
IS Prs. 81 String Gloves. White
and pastels. Medium sizes,
600
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
SpOrtstcem
Records

R0cOT0S
10-Slightly Damaged Popular
Record Albums. Formerly $315
to $4.73. Now--$1.79 to $2.1O
20-Empty Record Albums. Good
condition 15c
$500 Unused Perm Needles,
S1.O0
108-Popular Records. Formerly
T9c. Now 19c
12-Classical Albums. Formerly
S3.15 to $5.95. Now,
S1.89 to S3.15
Kann's Appliance Store
Sth and D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Clearance!
Wool and Cotton Ruas

z-$ls.95 4x6' Cotton
+S5.95 24x48" Cotton Shas Rugs l.SS
1-$66.95 4xl5 Grey Twist Broodloom- -$44.s5
l-S1o560 SKIP PIain Gray Velvet 50
1-$l23oo exl2' Rose Tene-en-Tens Velvet 90
l-S1o56o sxl1 Beige Flora Administer $s4.So
$500 9x12 Green Administer 90
1-Ssl6o sxIz Ton Tone-on-Tene Administer 90
1-$lo5.oo sxl2 Plain Green vslvet Ss4.5o
SOL 90 9xI0.l0 Wine Tone-on-Tons Velvet $7s.s5
1-$13l.lo Skis Plain Toupe Velvet
1-Sl2es5 exl4e' Plain cedor Velvet sss.ss
l-$l37.95 Skis Mottlsd Green Administer
l-slo5.eo sxlz' Figured Blue Administer
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Junior Shop

1o-S1O.S5 10 $1S.S5 / and 2.pc.
Rayen Crepes, lnoires and failles,
$500
13-9lz.95 1-pc. AH-wool Pastel
Tailored Dresses - $500
1S-$14.SS 2-pc. Pastel Suit
Dresses ~ $11.OO
21-$14.S5 1-pc. Pastel Dresses,
SLIGO
1I$14.s5 1-pc. Rayon Crepe
Petticoat Dresses $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Toiletries

144-75c Famous Make Dental
Cream and Toothbrush Combina.
36-$5.0e Lucite Hand Mirrors.
double faced $2.49
24-S1.25 Famous Make Cologne,
asst. fragrances ------- Soc
36-S1.50 Lucite Hair Brushes,
nylon bristles ---- =. bsc
46-S1.s5 Round, Loose Powder
Compacts, floral designs 4Sc
7o-50c Westmore Eye Brow
Pencils 10cs
@-$1.oo Bubble Bath Eggs.
S3cs
14-s1.Be Westanore's Overglow
Foundation ------- 10cs
60-8S.e0 Famous Make Com
pacts, loose powder style, Sz.So"
$1.S5 Round and Square, Loose
powder Compacts -------Sse
sPius so% ra1.
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Notions

1o0-frreg. Of 81.00 Nylon Mesh
Brassieres. Sizes 1886,
S9c each, . for 6sc
1O-S1.5s Padded Silk Dress
Hangers. Blue set 69cs
25-ChiIdren's s1.s5 Plastic Gar
ment Bags. Upper closing. Blue,
rose ----------------- ooc
5o-$2.s5 Rayon Satin Quilted
Utility Boxes. Blue, green,
s1.6s
17-Msn's $3.50 Plastic Garment
Bags. Wine and blue top --$1.7s
I7-Ladies' $3.50 Plastic Gar
ment Bags. Wine and blue tops.
holds 8 garments ----- s1.ss
2s-s2.oo Rayon Cosmetic Cases.
With bill fold sos
50-15e Famous Make Human
Hair Nets ts-- 80 Sc
1oo--Irreg. Sec Rubber Gloves.
Sizes 7-9 -..--- pr. 19c
50-Men's 25e Collar Replace.
ments. Broken sizes 2 for bc
sPlus so% Tar.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Bedroom Furniture

Bedroom Furniture
1-s27.5e Boudoir Chair, soied.
1883
HSe.s5 Maple finished Cricket
CnhhS ------------- $S.SS
$1,000 Twin size, Walnut
veneered Modern Bed --$29.95
1-$14.S5 Double size Metal Bed,
Ss.99
l-$27.s0 DoubIe-siss Maple
finished Bed ----a=- $500
l-sl2.sS ,Double-sixe Simmons
Coil Spring. SCARED ----S7.ss
l-$S4.95 Double sine Innerspring
Mattress - $19.SS
-s15.S5 Walnut-finished Chest,
damaged --------------- 1888
2-S19.s5 alnut-finished Chests,
damaged ed-----Sl2.9S
1-$49.60 Twin-sise Innersprfng
Mattress, floor sample ---$31.SS
1-$28.95 Twfn-size Innerspring
Mattress, floor sample $1S.Ss
1-$39.50 Twin-sise Foster Peer
less InnersprinE Mattress, floor
sample $25.99
Kann,-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Major Appliances

4
1-4-Burner Calorie Dc Luxs
Gas Range. Fully equipped. Reg.
$204.50. Now S17S.b0
3-$2l.25 "a" Rolling Door Cab
mcs $lO.So
2-S15.25 Is" Base Cabinet. Tops
with chrome back splash s11.S5
2-s1e.26 Is" Base Cabinet. Tops
with chrome back splash -.$12.95
1-s22.5o Base Corner Filler with
chrome back splash $16.95
1-s47.5o IL" Base Cabinet.
Chrome and Lin top $36.s5
1-s4s.s5 lS" Base Cabinet.
Chrome and Lin. top $39.S5
1-sSs.5o - Base Cabinet.
Chrome and Lin. top $47.95
5000 Skis Wall Cabinet.
Steer $l4.95
l-sl4S.95 "a" Porcelain Sink.
As Is is-----------$12s.s5
Kann's-Appliance Store
8th and D Streets.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Art Goods

Art Goods
sass Stamped Cotton Cloths,
S1.79
$3.50 Stamped Cotton Nap
kins --- 9Sc, 1 for $1.OO
s-Seconds Of Sass pr. Stamped
Pillow Cases -pr. S1.19
1S-$1.lS 3-pc. Stamped Buffet
oCso ----------------- JSC
O-$1.19 Stamped Dresser
Scarfs 59c
lS-s1.7s Stamped Baby Dresses,
Sec
S-6oc Stamped Bibs ------2Sc
4-s2.SS Raycn Pillows -----sSc
Kann's-FoGrth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Rss1y.Mede
SLIPCOVERS
ebsir ,sss,y. eoy.,. $x.9J
ss1s s,a;'s:s,s;s' esr.!. $3.50
Colorful cretonne slip
covers to fit club, wing,
lounge and button
back style chairs. Sofa
covers for rs" and "a"
sofas. A limited guam
tity Of modern chair
and sofa covers, also.
Kann's+Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Handkerchief

HUILOk0TCSLteJ
s1.35 to s1.s5 Swiss Handker-
chiefs ----31.00
Mems and Women's 500 to 75c
Novelty and Linen Handkerchief.
Mussed from display 8 for S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor.
Lamps
As Is. S5.98 Fluorescent Desk
Lamps --------~-- $2As
2o-$3.s5 Washable Shades, 10
inch. Soiled ------ $1.98
tss.ss Floor Lamp Bases,
$500
s-S14.ss Novelty Radio Lamps.
$9.98
1855 Kiddie Lamps ---31.49
le-As b. $3.SS Vanity Bases,
S1.9S
Kann,SThird Floor.
Books
1880 Tarbell's Teacher
Guide, 1948 ------ S1.25
$500 The Condition Of Man
by Lewis Mumford ----S2.D
2-As b. s5.s5 U. 8. Camera,
s2.9s
@s1.oo Yankee from Olympus,
49c
1.-THE Modern Home Physician,
special edition ------ $1.69
as3.s5 10 vol. De Msupassant,
S2.98
1S5.s5 Builders Of America,
~ vols. -----------'-- $500
$500 Pavilion Of Women by
Pearl 8. Buck -------I.49
8-S2.50 Zero Storage -----69c
Publishers Overstock Chfldren's
S1.e0 to $50 Books Soc to $1.5o
A Few Toy Books at,
5e, 10c, 1Sc, 1Sc
xanmb-Downstairs Bookstore.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
SoiIed Blankets
Hosiery

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Jecelry

Je,Uelry
7L$1.o0 Compacts $50
1880 and $500 Costume
Jevelry Pieces 81. 79s
300-$1 Pieces Costume Jewelry,
. for $1.oo'
10-s7.50 10 $3.50 Pieces Of
Jewelry $500"
ss-ss.oo to $1,000 Pieces Of
Mexican Silver Jewelry, tur-
quoise set ---- $1.00 to 5000
Grape Cluster Jewelry, in white,
pink, blue, green, combined with
rhinestones; matching pin and
earrings for $l.0O
.sPlps Sos Tar.
Kann's-street Floor.
Daytime Dresses
11-$14.s5 Mynette Half-size
Dresses $l2.OO
15-s7.s5 and ss.ss Rayon
Dresses $500
25-s7.s5 to $1o.s5 Maternity
Dresses $500
2o-$2.9S Cotton Zippered House
Dresses $500
35-33.19 Cotton Smocks 500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Stationery
3s-5oc Odd initiated Paper Nap
kins -------29c -29c
3o-1se pkg. 4 School Tablets,
30
eo-5oc Boxes Decorated Notes;
"a notes, a. envelopes ---29o
10-$1.o0 Canvas, Handle Typo.
School Bags Soc
24-S2.5o Sets Odd initiated Play
ing Cards -----se set $1.25
50-1oc Ruled Ring Binder
Filters. 6xs1a --- . for 50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Siluer,uare
1o-As Is. $s.ss Tarnish- proof
Chest ------- $2.98"
12-$2.SS Sway Jigger Glasses,
silver plated -- $2.49*
1$14.50 Slight Candlabra,
silver dented ---$7.50"
1$7.So Sets Open Salt Shakers,
per set, sterling silver --$4.50'
2-$10.00 Sets Sterling silver
Muddlers, for drinks ---$7.50"
sPlas SOS Ta1.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Leather Goods
125-Irreg. and Samples of $500
Handbags ---------$1.99s
3-As Is. S7.95 Dark Green
Leather Bags -------$3.39s
l-S10.50 Tan Leather Bag $500
1-$7.95 Black Corde Bag. As is,
$685.
aIAs t.- Ladies' $500 Leather
Evening star., 1948-03-18

D-MEky 1880 RAlkcoATs Absolutely ronproof. Single
breosted rooon sleeves. Very light in weight. Block q 90
ond ReouIor. short and longs In group Ss/O
Evening star., 1948-03-18

China and Glassware
ls1sl.ss Sets Whisky Glasses,
$1.00
1S1.o0 3-pc. Bowl Sets $50
1890 Earthenware Pitchers, $50
144-10-oz. Decorated Tumblers,
10c e., Soc doz.
2-$7.9S Decorated Salad Sets,
10-pc. $3.SS
32-S1.1o Pyrex Saucepans 49c
4-S4.98 Wine Sets $2.98
10-S3.SS 3-pc. jam Jar Sets,
s1.S8
12-S1.1S Teapots --69c
Kann's-Third Floor.
Necktcear
S1.ss Rayon Jersey Overblouses.
Red, kelly, pink. Sizes 1924,
S1.0O
$l.0o Is" Square Silk scarfs,
$50
$3.50 Rayon Jersey 4-gore Skirts.
Black. Sizes 30-36 ---$1.00
S1.S5 Dickeys, rayon shantung,
rayon faille and cotton pique.
White and colors ----69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Kann's-Appliancs Store
8th and D Streets.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

Kann's-sesoud Floor.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
Fabrics

Ka,an's-Fourth Floor.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-08-20
South Fork Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Sturm, Hun,
cry Horse, were callers at the
F. E. Sharr home Tuesday even.
ing.
The Assembly of God church
being erected on a highway front
age is going ahead rapidly. Labor
is on a voluntary basis. Dimen-
sions of the church is % sc
feet. Rev. Clyde Walden will DE
the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Bone fo--
merly of Ogden, will be moving
into their home here very soon
Welcome to our town, folks.
Leonard Nash sold three lots
to J. w. King and Sam Moore,
Seattle. A motel is planned for the
location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt are employed
at the Reese clearing job.
Mrs. F. E. Sharr was a recent
winner in the radio contest Your
Stand In" which she entered be-
fore leaving Idaho. The prize is
a sweater set
Charles Odell, Great Falls, call
ed on his niece. Mrs. Ted Hill.
Tuesday evening. 1t was a get-ac-
quainted visit as Mrs. Hill had ne
yer seen her uncle before.
Mrs. Clark Harlan, Fern and
Vicki, are leaving Thursday to Wis
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-08-20
Around Apgar

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Anderson
Roger, Elaine, and John enjoyed
trip to Whitefish lake Sunday
Dolores Disantel, Great Falls, il
visiting Rita Williams and othe
friends here.
Mrs. Leona Harrington has re
turned home from Dillon after go
ing to summer school for 10 weeks
She is all set to start teaching
again. Tom Harrington stopped a
Deer Lodge to visit his brother
Van, and his wife, Jean.
Roy Agdens, Kalispell, were Sun.
day visitors at the Cal Tidriclls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wilcox, Greg
DRY and Johnny, and Mrs. Mars
Kalispell, spent Sunday at theiI
summer cottage here.
Bob and Leona Brown and young
Bob are here from Harlowton and
have cabins at Hodgson's for z
week. They were visiting friends
and relatives and enjoying a new
outboard.
Donald Blair and Roger Ander-
son hiked up to Apgar 1ocScut
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth, the
couple on the lookout, invited peo-
pie to come end see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Willets and
boys were dinner guests at the
Bill Moores Saturday night.
Irene Downen went home to Co.
lumbia Falls for day Shirley
Anderson accompanied her.
Earl Rumple left Monday for
Dutton where he is to work in the
harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Sullivan en-
joyed the Tobacco Plains rodeo
at Eureka Saturday.
Joe O'Neil is now working for
B. K. Wheeler on Mcdonald lake.
Mrs. Arthur Floren. Havre.
brought Wallace back. He had a
nice visit, but was glad to get
home.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-08-20
By Ward Nichols

the solo swat. In 1882 the N. Y
World Telegram" started a hole
in-one contest, and in IS years
only four aces We're registered
out of 1925 shots fired. Longest
single blow success on record was
by Bill Greene in Rye, N. Y, Aug.
II, 1871, when he aced $40 yard
hole, If he tainted on that one,
you couldn't blame him.
Your chances of getting a hole
in-one will improve if you stop in
at the sports department of the
K A Ii S P ELL MERCANTILE
LIST Avenue East and
End Street, and pick up a good
set of clubs that are perfectly
balanced for accuracy and distance
Phone 555.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-08-20
Hungry Horse News

it relatives in Portland. Clarky
Harlan and Charles Storm spent
Monday and Tuesday on an over
night camping trip.
Hardy Thomson started to work
at General Shea-Morrison this
week. He's a painter.
Mrs. Don Nash is the proud
owner of new piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sharr and
girls drove to Bayview, Idaho,
over the weekend.
Mrs. Alvin Nash celebrated her
birthday August 10. Congratula-
tons, Margaret.
Mrs. Leo Edwards is helping
in Storms market for awhile.
The Ted Hill family will be busy
this weekend moving to their