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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

bumps (blackheads), eczema, letter, simple
ringworm and ugly broken out skin externally
caused Black and White Ointment is soothing
and antiseptic, which aids in healing. So why
suffer such discomfort any longer without help.
Why be miserable yourself and ashamed to
be around others. You can get real relief like
thousands of other people have! Yes, begin
using Black and White Ointment today. 25c,
60c and 81 sizes Be sure that you buy the
one and only Black and White Ointment today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
CAN BLACK-DR CHIT
HELP WHEN YOU FEEL LOGY?

II you are troubled with such Symp-
toms as loss OF appetite. headache,
upset stomach, flatulence, physical
fatigue. sleeplessness. mental hail
ness, bad breath - and II these
symptoms are due only to consti-
patton - then see what Black
Draught may do for you. Get a
package today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
White Medics
Lcontinued from Pace ~

Continued from Page ~
No contSltutuent association
shall exclude from membership
any physician for other than pro
fessional or ethical reasons.
The New York County Med
zeal Society adopted similar
resolution last March.
The resolution is regarded as
significant as il is the first time
any state medical society has
adopted any such resolution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
V a ri e t y
THE SPICE OF LIFE"
BY eclle

fence the other night reminded Of another young So
ciae whose first love the theatresane setting -
ambitions For the benefit of those who wonder what
ever becamt Of Elsie Roxborough, hear that she Is
script girl the Anyone have any later IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Rehearsal Dinner Party Is GiUen
FOR Happy Couple ByMrS. Sawyer

lovely buffet dinner party honorng the participants
~ the BlountBnion nuptias and members of the family
was gwen by Mrs. George Sawyer and Mrs Marie Lee on
@ Ihursday following the rehearsal for the wedding.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

JOINING THOUSANDS OF OTHERS in mourn
ing the passing of FRED BUTZEL those persons in
Ierested in the project, DELTA HOME FOR GIRLS +.
was only this weekend that they learned that of his
pnanhropc acts to write check to the fund for
e hundred dollars to be used in furtherg this venture
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20

Mineral oil makes good lubri-
cant for egg beaters and will not
ruin food if it drops into it.
Onions are probably the most
dangerous vegetable to slice thin
because they have a way of Slip
ping out of the knife's way and
leaving your fingers there to take
the rap. Avoid this by setting the
onion on a fiat metal crater while
you slice it. The crater won't
allow the onion to slip out from
under at the crucial moment.
With chromium plated copper
pans, there's no need to beware of
bare spots. You will have to keep
after them diligently with steel
wool and securing powder every
time the vessel is used, though,
because the bare spots will stain
easily.
Try making dish towels out OF
WORKOUT bedsheets. Run an en-
broidered hem around the edges
of the pieces of sheet.
Baking soda will clean the glass
door on the oven when it starts
to get black.
Put few drops of oil of winter
green in the back corner of your
refrigerator to absorb food odors.
Cut up an old turkish towel and
bind it with tape to make a drain
board mat to protect your dishes.
When the corner edges of limo
leum floor covering comes loose,
cement it down and keep a heavy
weight on it for IS or 20 hours.
Dropping a few dried prunes
into the jar in which you keep
brown sugar is a good idea. The
prunes keep the sugar from turn
ing hard.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20
YOked Frock

YOlled Frock
This round yol1cd frock is espe-
cially young and smart. Two but
tons close each shoulder. sleeves can
be brief cap or three quarter length.
Try bold plaid fabric OF soft solid
tone.
Pattern No. 1852 is ;or sizes Il, IA,
16, Is and 20. Size a. cap sleeve.
81 yards Of SIS or 39-inch.
Send today for your copy OF thu
Fall and Winter FASHION-52 pagei
of smart, easy to make styles, spe'
cial features, fabric news--free pat!
tern printed inside the book. Il
cents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20
H|''zii7;5jl1;757 ZIIZgHR'
Bib Apron

Bib Apron
A pretty, practical bib apron that
is so simple to make,-just five pat
tern pieces. It stays in place nicely
with the buttoned back. Use color
full scraps to fashion the flower ap-
pliques. A nice shower gift, or ba-
zaar item.
4 r
Pattern No. 1751 comes in sizes IA,
Is, 10, 20; 40, AZ and "A. Size 16,
25s yards of 80 or 35-inch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-08-20
3 H1H I3fSH1E!g

Mineral oil makes a good lubri-
cant for egg beaters and will not
ruin food if it drops into it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
Justice Association Honors
Ex-President Remon

John A. Remon, who for three
years has served as president Of the
Washington Criminal Justice Asso-
citation, was given . framed testi-
monial of appreciation yesterday at
a luncheon Of the association
board of directors in the Hotel
Statler.
The presentation was made by
George Maurice Morris, former
president of the American Bar As
ISOLATION. Vincent Saccardi of the
Metropolitan Life Co., who succeeds
Mr.. Remon as president, conducted
the meeting.
Mr.. Remon, who Is vice president
of the Chesapeake 81 Potomac Tele-
phone Co, commended Mai. Robert
]. Barrett, superintendent of police,
for his cooperation with the asso-
citation in changing reporting and
statistical methods in recording
crime.
Mr.. Saccardi announced the cleo
ton of II new members to the board
Of directors. They are Burr Tracy
Ansell, Edgar Appel, Hector airing,
Rex Collier, Elwood Davis, Mary F..
Glenn, Mrs. Edith Jarvis, Mary r.
Glenn, Mrs. Edith Jarvis, G. D.
Lister, Ralph D. Pittman, Jennings
Randolph and Leonard Walsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15

value to your uen' DA'n'
Army and your country both in war
and peace" the Secretary said.
A White House ceremony marking
Gen. Davis retirement has been
planned for a later date, it was
learned. ..
Gen. Davis, who lives at 1721 8
street NV, was born here on July
l, 1877, and entered the military
service in 1898 during the Spanish
War. Mustered out after
the was he enlisted as private in
the old 9Th Cavalry and won COM
mission in 1901.
The late President Roosevelt an
nounced Gen. Davis promotion to
general rank October Is, 1910. He
thus became the first colored gen.
eral in the Army's history. Repub-
licans charged that the promotion
was a Democratic effort to WOO the
Negro vote. :,
In 1915 Gen. Davis was awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal for
exceptionally meritorious service AS
an inspector of troop units In the
field and as a special War Depart
ment consultant on matters per-
tanning to Negro troops"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
One Dead, "a Injured
As 1OO.M.P.H. Winds,
Rains Lash Kansas

HUTCHINSON, Kans., July Is
One man was killed and at least
"a persons were reported injured
in q series OF severe thunderstorms
which swept across Kansas last
night.
Hail and winds Of up to 100 miles
an hour accompanied the down.
pours.
Bruce M. Waterfield of South
Hutchinson was killed as he lay Ill
in bed. His home was virtually
blown apart by the wind.
Extensive damage also was re-
ported at Wichita, Ellis and Nick
erson.
At Hutchinson Ali inches of rain
fell in an hour and half. The roof
was blown from . boarding house
for aged persons and major dam
age was reported at the site of
the formal naval air station south
east Of the city.
Thirty men were reported injured,
six seriously, when 10 cars Of Santa
Fe Railoard work train were blown
from the tracks ct Whiteside, five
miles southwest of here. The Santa
Fe's passenger train Ele Captain was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15

Mrs, Ellsworth also named q de-
PENDANTS the bartender, Jack
Francis Stafford, Long Island, N. Y,
and Shirlee Brown, cocktail watt
ress. Mrs. Ellsworth said her health
was impaired permanently by the
drink.
STAFFORD and Miss Brown were
arrested yesterday on . misde-
meanor charge Of serving an adul-
terated drink. Bail was fixed at
$500 each pending . preliminary
hearing today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
$500, 900 Suit Filed
Against Las Vegas Club
Nv the A.soeioisd Press

BY the Associated PFsss
LAS VEGAS, New, July 15.-A
suit for $500, $50 was fled against
the Club Bingo resort yesterday by
Mrs. Donald E. Ellsworth, jr. the
former Gertrude Marsh, radio
singer, who alleged that . bartender
slipped into her drink . mickey
finn" or sleeping potion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15

held up at the scent because Of
debris on the tracks.
Hutchinson Is In Central Kansas.
At least four persons were re-
ported injured at Wichita, about so
miles southeast Of Hutchinson. They
suffered decorations rs q result
of windows that were broken by
the wind.
At Nickerson, q town Of 1000
population 10 miles northwest Of
Hutchinson, rs per cent Of the build
ings were reported damaged. At
least o dozen roofs were blown from
business firms.
Several persons were reported in
jured there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15

a letter 10 Gen.
Davis, note d
that when he
joined the Army
as a lieutenant
of infantry there
were only five
o t h er colored
officers in the
Army. Today,
there are almost
1000, Mr.. Royal
wrote.
The long serv-
ice of Gen.
Davis has been
Of "inestimable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
Brig. Gen. B. 0. Davis,
Only Co|ored General,
Retires After 50 Years.

Brig. Gen. Benjamin o. Davis,
only colored general officer in the
Army, is retiring from active duty
after so years of service.
Secretary of the Army Royal, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
Montonons Plan Cruise

The Montana State Society will
hold q moonlight cruise on the 8. 3.
Potomas at s:45 pm. tomorrow. The
vessel will leave from Seventh
street and Maine avenue S.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
For only 8 Mrs. FiIbert's coupons

"a grand gift! These towels are
elsss-tUosen for easy, faster dish
drying! Gaily striped for cheer.
Big-1s" x 32"! Worth up to 800
.. but yours for only 6 coupons
from Mrs. Filbert's delicious
Mayonnaise, Salad Dressing or
Relish Spread. Send NJ money!
You'll find these towels per-
hsct for any kitchen-they're so
bright and sturdy. Mrs. Filbert's
homemade tasting products are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15

wonderful, too. Her flavorful
salad dressing and lemony may
onnaise perk up salads, sand
witches make smooth sauces.
And Mrs. Filbert's Relish Spread
adds tang to sandwiches, meat
fsh-rescues left-overs, too!
Mrs. Filbert's Spreads are al
ways fresh! Try 'em noW while
you can get a valuable Cannon
kitchen towel as a gift. But hurry!
It's a limited time offer!
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-26

years for millions Of Americans
represent a shame no other fig
ure can obliterate.
81 say those who stand in the
way of health, eduaction, housing
and social security programs which
would erase that shame are COM
hitting suicide"
Wallace charged that Eat least
a third of the members of con-
gress are avowed supporters of
jim row and a majority of the
congress has shown itself to be
allied with the powerful financial
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-26
Secretary of Army
Approves Segregation
NEW YORK, Feb. rs. amp

NEW YORK, Feb. 26. (ANP)
- President Truman should re-
move Secretary Of the Army Ken
meth Royal from office because
of Royals reaffirmation of the
policy Of segregation in the army,
Henry Wallace told a Negro and
white audience of 5000 which
packed Harlem's Golden Gate III
ditorium to heard Wallace in his
first New York appearance since
he announced his independent al
didacy for president.
Appearing with Paul Robson
and other Negro and white leaders
in a really sponsored by the Har-
lem Wallace for president COM
mittee headed by DR.. George Can
non Of Manhattan, Wallace called
for an about fight on jim crow.
Nearly 5000 additional persons
heard the speech through loud
speakers outside the auditorium.
Regarding Royal, Wallace said
that when, less than a week af-
ter MI. Truman tells congress that
he has given instructions to end
discrimination in the armed forces
his own secretary of the army re-
affirms the basic policy of segre-
cation, we have little reason to
expect construction from either
congress or the Truman admins
tration.
eff Mr.. Truman's administra-
tive policy is the same as his vote
seeking policy, we have the right
to expect his immediate demand
for the resignation of Mr.. Royal
as secretary o fthe army"
Chairman of the rally was the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-26

Rev. Ben Richardson. Joe Louis
was in the audience and contrib
uted 500 to the campaign. Those
on the stage included John T.
Doles, Hope Stevens, John Har-
mon, Estelle Massey Osborne, and
Herman Osborne, DR.. Charles A..
Pettioni, Alberta Pryme, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Pankey, Ernest c..
Johnson and G.. Phil Williams.
Wallace aid tribute to George
Washington Carver, who helped
him study plant life when he was
a. boy, and said that Carver
Should be credited with such con-
tributions as l have been able to
make to agricultural science. They
should be adde to his own almost
endless list of credits for making
better and more productive the
life of the American farmer"
Wallace charged that Those
who perpetuate jim crow are
criminals" and said he was
haunted by the fact that "a Ne
gro child has a life expectancy 10
years less than that of a white
child born a few miles away.
81 say that those missing 10
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-26

and industrial interests against
the people"
Wallace lauded President Tru-
mans civil rights report but said
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-26

there was not a single proposal
which he could not have made a
year ago on the basis of m
Continued on page AZ
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Upholstery

I pr. S9.s5 Bedroom Drsperies,
AZ yards long $4.95
pr. s12.o5 Taffeta Draperies.
with rose stripe $6.50
$3.50 Pillow Sham, with
fuschia taffeta ruffle. As Is, 500
1-$12.95 Vanity Skirt, trimmed
with taffeta rllfiie. As Is $500
1-S14.S5 Vanity Skirt, printed
rayon faille. As Is-----. $7.50
1-s14.S5 Organdy Bedspread,
single size. Sample $7.95
1-s14.ss Folding Screen, s-panel.
1-$11.s5 Folding Screen, wood,
3-panel. Damaged ed--------$3.00
1-s10.ss Folding Screen, s-panel.
As $6.S6
$1,000 Wing Chair Slipcover,
floral cretonne
s-s12.75 Wing Chair Slipcoyers,
solid color, two blue, one plum,
$3.50
1-S22.98 Cretonne Sofa Cover,
81" size. Rose
S-$8.95 Studio Covers, blue
Jacquard figure. As Is-$6.50
Kann's-Upholstery-
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Handbags

Handbags
$500 Black Suede Bags. As IL,
S1.49s
3-s7.s5-s1o.5e Corde Bags. As il,
Ss.49s
$500 Handbags ----$1.SS*
4-$l.95 Plastic vanities -. sec"
75-s1.eo-$3.oo Women's Belts,
79c
6-Sequin and Beaded Evening
$1,000 White Beaded Evening
Bags 81. COS
'Plus 2o% Ta9
Kann's-Street Fleor
Fur Shop
$109-Beaver Dyed Mouton Lamb.
Size IA $50
$159-Grey Dyed CaracuI Paw.
Size l6
S155-Brown Broadtail Dyed
Lamb. Size 14------.S IA 500
$149-Full-Length Dyed Skunk.
Size IA -----..-S99
si5s-Black caracp| Dyed Kid.
$199-Silver Fox Jacket. Size. IL,
STAT
$249-Black Dyed Persian Paw.
Size 16, 18 $157
$195-Black Dyed Ponyskin. Size
IL -..--------$157
All Fur Prices Plus s0S Tas
Kann Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Daytime Dresses

15-$10.95 Rayon Print Marie
Dressler Designs. Half sizes, $S.95
12-$7.95-SS.95 Striped q Printed
Wash Dresses. Broken sizes, $6.95
25-s2.s9 Blue Cotton Maids Uni
forms. Sizes 1914 only---$2.e0
$500 Sheer White Waistband
Aprons. soiled and mussed, $1.s7
7S$1.19 White Wafstband'
Aprons with scolored borders.
Soiled kac
Kannts-Second W1oor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Girls Shop.


10-$2.99 Girls Sweaters ---$1.97
1850 Girls Wool Skirts, $2.s7
12-$5.s5-$7.S5 Girls Wool and
Velveteen Skirts ----..-$4.95
15-S2.95 Girls Cotton Dresses,
$2.19
1o-s4.s5-$5.s5 Girls Cotton
DfcSSe3 ------ $Hso0
12-$s.s5-$lo.s5 Girls Rayons,
Velvets and Wool Dresses -, $3.97
25-s1.s5 Girls. Cotton Dresses,
99c
15-$10.95-S14.s5e Girls Wool q
Cotton Dresses es--- 1897
1s-s1o.s5 Girls' All Wool Snow
Suits -----s.@-- .s... .s $3.50
Kann,s Fourth rfoor
Evening star., 1948-02-26

51-$4.99-$S.95 Tailored and Soft
Rayon Blouses. Long and short
sleeves. White and pastels $2.44
65-$7.95-$S.95 Rayon Blouses in
tailored and dressy types. Striped
and solid pastels 4.44
31-$S.95 Women's Rayon Dresses,
$500
S0-$14.95-$16.95 Rayon and Wool
Sports Dresses ------..-$10.00
Kann's|Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26

12-S2.4S Mosquito Crib Nets.
Elastic in bottom $1.44
151-39c Girls Rayon Knit Pants.
Elastic wristbands. French-cut
legs. Sizes 8-14 ---19c
eIrregs. Of 79c Cotton Knit
19-$4.99 Boys Wash Suits. Sizes
25-$4.99 Girls Dresses. Sailor
style. Sizes 3-6 $3.48
eS4.99 AlI-WooI Jumpers with
plaid trim ----.--------- $3.48
6-S6.9s Girls Skirt and Sweater
19-$5.s9-S -Ss.9S velveteen Jump
erS $o'4o
57-Irregs. Of $2.99 Al-WooI Slip
On and Coat Sweaters. Broken
sizes to g. S1.97
Irregs. Of $10.9s - Hand made
Christening Sets 21-inch length.
Beautifully detailed dress and
matching slip 1894
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Fabrics

s1.19-Rayon Taffeta Linings. 2
to I I'D. Lengths. Black, Navy,
Tearose, Blue and Red -7sc I'D.
Plain and Printed Rayon Fabrics
Ia I'd. Lengths for Dresses,
Blouses, etc.-----4Se to Sl.e0 I'd.
Sz.sS-s.s5 suitings and Coatings.
l-3h-yd. Lengths. "a" wide,
S1.3s to $3.50 ID
Kann's-Strest Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Underwear

$3.50 Famous Name Rayon and
Cotton Briefs. Tearose. Not all
si1es. Some soiled- SEQ
SS-Imperfscts ef S2.26 Rayon
Jersey Slips. Tailored styles. Tea
rose, white. Not all sizes s-$1.49
72-Imperfects q S1.1B Run
Proof Rayon Panties. Famous
name styles. Tearose. In popu-
lar sizes 69c
$3.50 Warm Cotton Panties.
Tearose. Small and medium 3ss
ls-Imperfects Of $1.oo Combina-
tion Undies. Broken sizes. Soiled,
ESQ
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Handkerchief

hregs. Of ESQ and 35c-Hand-
kerchiefs. Prints on Rayon Benz
berg. Odd Initials on Cotton,
7c e., 6 for 39e
$1.00-Men's Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs with Corded Borders.
d-Roled Edges ------75e
25c-75c-Handkerchiefs for Men
and Women. Broken Assorted Of
Initials -l9c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Bed Dept.

1-ss9.50 Simmons Sofa Bed.
Soiled -----S S59.95
1-S34.95 Twin-size Innerspring
MattreSS SZl.SS
1-$34.95 Twin-size Innerspring
MattresS --------- SlS.S3
2-$15.95 Twin size Cotton Mat
tress. Soiled d-----S9.9S
1-S49.50 Doubie-size Innerspring
Mattress. Soiled $500
1-S39.50 Double size Foster
Peerless Box Spring. Soiled.
$24.99
2$39.50 80 inch RoIl-A-Way
Cots with Innerspring Mattresses,
$3.50
+sS.s5 Folding Telescope Cot,
$4.99
1-S14.95 Double size Coil Spring.
Scared $8.88
3-S37.50 Twin-size Box Springs,
$iS.75
1-s52.50 Upholstered c h air.
Sotled $35.5S
l-Ss4.50 Sofa Bed. Floor SAM
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Hosiery

Hosiery
62-Prs. $1.15-$1.s5 "As Is" Full
Fashioned Sheer NyIons. Famous
name styles included. Various
constructions and weights. Broken
sizes and colors .-----------5 SEQ
1S9 Prs.-39c-59c Winter Weight
Ankle Socks. Assorted styles and
colors. Not all sizes. Some soiled,
1sc
IS Prs.-Imperfects Of $1.35 No
Seam Sheer Nyl0ns. Good colors.
Not all sizes ------.5 $50
SO Prs.-Imperfects Of $1.95 ST.
Gauge Full Fashioned Nylons.
Extra sheer. Broken sizes and
colorS
120 Prs.-Irregs. Of $2.25 15-Den-
Ter Super r-Sheer Nyiens. Good
sizes and colors $1.39
90 P1.-$1.35 No-Seam Nylons.
Good colors. Not all sizes -$1.00
Kann's- Street Floor
Furniture
24-$3.S5 Samson Gard Tables.
Damaged -------------S1.9S
1-s14s.50 5-piece Aluminium and
Toasted Mahogany Veneer Di-
.AktA ~ No 1aof RHA IA
1-s5.7s Metal Utility or Type
writer Table S3.9S
1-s14.s5 Mahogany Finished
Cocktail Table. As Is----$9.SS
1-$S.s5 Night Table. Walnut
finished -----------------$5.S8
1-$39.50 Walnut Veneer Knee
Hole Desk ------$24.S9
1-$32.50 sitter Table. Mahogany
Veneer on Gumwood- $22.SS
1-$14.s5 End Table. Mahogany
Veneer on Gumwood $9.SS
1-$12.s5 Record Cabinet. Wheat
finished ------------------$7.8S
1-$1s.95 5-piece Metal Bridge
Set SASS
1-$7.S5 Chrome Utility Chair,
$4.88
1-$44.s5 S-Player Poker Table,
$3.50
1-s2.49 Metal Bridge Chair.
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Housewares
3o-$4.s5 Printed Plastic Shower
Curtains --------------$2.98
1-s3.ss Medicine Cabinet. As
1888 Medicine Cabinet. AS
Is ------------$1.98
5o-$2.s5 Wall Type Clothes
Dryer ----$1.95
6-$I.3s Radiator Covers. o" high,
extends from 40" to 4e" 79c
6-$1 Radiator Covers. o" high,
extends from ~ to 35" SOC
1-S21.s5 Utility Closet. 27x12x
63". As Is------$1S.95
1-$12.95 Utility Closet. 18x12x
522-As Is ---=-=-====-= $9.95
1-$2S.95 Porcelain Top Base.
22x27". As $24.95
3-S5.95 Aluminium Underbed
Chest. As B--------------$3.95
Long-handle Dustpan
Brush
100-$1 Sheepswool r o m
Sponges
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26

Electrical Appliances
3-s4.31 Hot Plates ----S2.sS
I-s2s.s5 Rangette ------s24.W
4-sz.s5 Electric Flour sifters,
$1.e5
i-Szk5e Air Ciear----s12.9S
-Sse Metal Lunch Kits ----lse
l--ssS.ss Sum Lamp --s4s.sg
i-S39. 80 Sun Lamp Sass
Evening star., 1948-02-26
NecksCear

10-S4.s9-7.s5 Blouses with Long
and Short Sleeves. White and
Colors. Broken Sizes. Soiled,
ss.ss
40-s1.e0 Spring Flowers. Bunch
Types. Mussed ----5 Soc
4o-IrreguIars Of s3.sS Biouses Of
Rayon Shantung. Settle Bow
Style. White. Larger Sizes, $1.59
Kann's-Street Floor
TOiIetries
12-$3.50 Peggy Sage Manicure
Sets, 3-Pc. ------$1.70, inc. tax
S-$1.50 Compacts, loose powder
style ~----------------- ---lSc
14o-S2.00 Hair Brushes. profess
sional style yle--------------79c
1880 Plastic Tissue Dispenser
72-$1.95 Rex Cigarette Gases,
hold 10 cigarettes ----- $1.o9
10-S2.00 Wrinkle Inhibitors, to
help prevent wrinkles 25c
24-$1.00 Tussy Plastic Case Dis
continued lipstick, 35c, 8 for $1.00'
1856 Fever Thermometer with
case
10-S1.59 Nose and Throat Atom
izers, precision made $50
500 Westmore Mascara -25c"
7-5oc Westmore Rouges ---25c"
$3.50 Westmore Eye Pencils,
25cs
7-ss.Se Life Waving Combs,
metal -----@2.OO
24-s1.00 sutton's Permanon Lip
stiCk -----------..----
I44-$1.9S Perm o. Comb Curling
Comns ----1Sc
Suttons Perfumed Water Softener.
Special purchase. 11-lb. size.
Choice Of floral scents -35c;
> 3 for 81"
'Plss SOS ras
Kann's-Third Floor
Linens and DOmestics
26-S1.95 Printed Plastic Table
Covers. 54x72"
s7-$1.5s Printed Plastic Table
Covers. 54x54"- $50
7-$4.S5 9-piecs Printed Table
Sets. 8 Napkins, 60x8W Cloth,
1888
$3.50 S-piece Printed Lunch
con Sets. 4 Napkins, 53x5s"
Cloth ---------------------$2.78
3-$7.s5 s-piece Printed Table
Sets. 9 Napkins. s4xs4" Cloth,
S5.8S
27-s1.s5 s2.5o Dresser scarfs.
"a and 45"------.3 $1.00
,3-piece Boxed Bath
Towel Sets
Of Soc Printed Kitchen
Towels c---..-e 39c
IL Pkgs.-$1.95 Excello Novelty
Towels. Package Of is $1.so
Of $7.9S Chenille
Bedspreads ---$5.99
19-Seconds of $9.9S-$12.99
Chinelle Bedspreads- ds---$6.S9 a
G0-Chenille Bedspreads. Popu-
lar, FLUFFY waffle design. Rese,
blue, green, gold--------$4.49
Kann's-Street Floor