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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

S8 GOO takes Cole pile driving equip. Price reduced $7,000 for immediate sale. Steady work assured. $500 takes falling equip, 2 $750 Titan power saws, etc. Lo- cal business $4,5O0, nets appr. $500 monthly fii ss
 THE FORESTER, 72-ft. packer. 25-man crew floating cannery INCOME prop 9th St., McMullen estate, houses, several cabins. $3,00o four room house and 42xl00 lot Pike St. Furnished
 1000 Evergreen Ave, 3-bdr. house with l bdr. and ? bdr. apts. in separate house. Newly painted Compl. furn., basement, etc. NEW 3-bdr. home, large basement, marine view, etc., Behrends Ave. lst house BehrendS Ave. bdrs. cempl. furn.;; Duplex Evergreen compl. furn., basement garage, etc. FOSTER 3-hdr. on 10th; POLLOCK 2-bdr. Star Hill. DOUGLAS-A. L. Johnson 2-bdr. compl furn. large basement; c. E. Walters 2-bdr., furnace, part furn.;;; also 4-bdr. home compl. furn, basement, furnace, electric kitchen, new roof, new siding, etc. SMALL part. furn. cabin 31a mi. Glacier, terms, good bldg. lot; 2 houses, part. furn., light plant, l acre pat. land, etc, terms, 51s mi. s ~
 CABINS-Floyd Edwards, Briggs, also beautiful log cabin several acres1 pat. land on Fritz Cove. Partly compl. 2 story home be- yond 'Thane,i $700. l.
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SOME DID, SOME
 DIDN'T RIDE
 FINN HORSE HERE

Several hundred persons were on hand last nigh to SC the popular Finn horse contest on Seward Street where Bert Lybeck, Al Zenger and Mayor Hendrickson had their hands full handling the bag swinging en- tries.
 About 20 sets of contestants en- tered the ring to unseat one an- other on the cagey wood horse.
 Canadian and U. s. sailors, Ma rines and local grown-ups and chil- dren took part. The Mayor had to send out a call for a whiSk broom in the middle of the proceedings as the Navy blue and Marine uni forms were literally getting hay seed from the grass-filled and some times spilled gunny sacks.
 Only girl entries were Alberta Barlow, winner, and Arlene Smith. Youngest entries were Bill Pegues, winner, and Harold McKinnon. Johnny Osborne won challenge bouts with a sailor and marine.
 Little Jimmy Ruotsala sustained minor elbow injury in a fall off the Finn horse Dr. J. O. Rude checked the youngster for any brok- en bones.
 It was almost all the judges could do to discontinue the Finn horse contest to clear the way for the street dancing which followed at l9 o'clock.
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provided at the Fire Hall wlVh fSeA Hermann as bartender
 At 9 o'clock p. m. the parade formed on Third Street under the direction of Mrs Fred Endres' who was assisted by Mrs. R. M. McCor- mick and Mrs. c. Gildersleeve, wlth prizes awarded as follows; Charact- CT costumes. boys, Trygve Hermann and Gregory Thorpe; Girls, Donna Jean Poor. Richard Poor and Vadra F'leek
 Most original boys: David Gray, and Carl Niemi; most original girls, Judy Niemi, Doris and Elizabeth Mcclellan; most amusing boy, Mike Mcclellan and Don Niemi; girls: Bobby Jean Smith and Maria Worobec.
 Best decorated baby buggy: Bet tv Cunningham and Mrs. Louis Garrett: best decorated bicycle, boys: Jay Maker and Sammy Wag- ner; girls: Peggy Parsons and Bon nie Wagner; best tricycle.; Charles Werner and Wanda Wagner, best doll buggy. Mary Lee Cashen and Karen Mortensen; best decorated wagon: Revey Tanner and Douglas Hulk: most patriotic boy Allen Gray and Bobby Riess; most pat riotic girl: Jerry Faye Ferguson and Barbara White; national costume, boys, Louis Pusich and Douglas Wahto; girls: Ann Pusich and Bobby Thorpe
 On July 5 a Douglas family field day was held beginning at p. m. at the ball park, with range of races which ;, took in every child and adult, with 20, 40, 50, 50, and 30 yard dashes, three legged race, sack races, bicycle race, wheelbar- row races, ball throwing contests for women, wife and husband call ing contests. Finn Horse for adult and children, a tug of war, and climaxed late in the afternoon by a women's nail driving contest.
 The Finn Horse champion was Mark Jensen; Mrs. Louis Garrett won the nail driving contest, and Pat Balog the ball throwing. The Firemen's hose race scheduled for 10:30 was called of because not enough firemen showed up for the event.
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MACK MAY NOT BE
 PROSECUTED FOR
 FATHERS MURDER

There may be no criminal prose- Q1tion of 38-year-old Eino Mack 10 has confessed to the shooting als killing of his 75-yearold father Andy. at their Douglas Island beach .sIfome last Friday afternoon. This Twas revealed today by U. s. District Attorney P. J. Gilmore, Jr.. who said that an investigation is being made of the condition of Macks sanity and his criminal liability.
 Gilmore said that the man, who has been released three times from mental institutions, may be com mitted to another institution with out a murder trial if doctors report that he was not in full possession of his mind at the time of the crime He explained that the law provides for such action where persons can- not be adjudged responsible for their acts.
 Mack appeared before U. s. Com missioner Felix Gray Saturday where he was arrainged on a charge ot murder. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury. He is being held in the Juneau Federal Jail sMithout hail.
 Final services for the father, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the Charles w Garter Chapel. The Rev G. Herbert Hiller- man will deliver the sermon and burial will be in the Evergreen Ceme- tery.
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parade passed the First National Bank were the following; Gov Er- nest Gruening, Mayor Waino Hen drickson, Captain Anthony Law of the HMCS Antigonish, Captain Rodger Simpson of the USS Atlanta, Captain Clark Telquist of the Alas ka Communications System, Com mand E. P. Chester Jr, Commander E. V. Carlson of the USCG Wachu- sett and Col. M. D. Magoffin of the 64th Fighter Squadron.
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MR., MRS. RICHARD PETER ARE GUESTS, TAkU LODGE

Vacationing at Taku Lodge over the Independence Day weekend were MT and Mrs. Richard Peter who were the guests of Mrs. Helen Joy Moore of Stonington, Conn. Peter acted with Mrs. Moore's daughter in Vermont summer the atre in 194l. They spent much time in the company of Hans de Meiss- teuffen, Swiss argonaut, from whom MT. Peter obtained material for an early broadcast
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LEADERS IN B. B.

Leaders in the big leagues through the holiday games are as follows
 American League Batting-Williams. Boston, .386; Boudreau, Cleveland. 364. Runs Batted Williams, Bos- ton, 72; DiMaggio, New York, TO. Home Neither, Cleveland, 19: DiMaggio, New York, Is. Pitching Fowler, Philadelphia, 6-l, .857
 National League Batting-Musial, St. Louis, .4lO; Ashburn, Philadelphia .35l Runs Batted In-Sauer, Cincin- nati, 63; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 61. Home Runs = Sauer, Cincinnati 24; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 23. Pitching-Poat, New York, 3-l, .888.
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the Ferryway Rooms brought the Department out again at pm, Sunday. in answer--to a 1-5 alarm.
 The Department made its last call at 2 pm, Sunday to the Capi- tai Theatre when an incinefator iia the basement filled the building with smoke. That was IA alarm
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LIGHT FISH CATCHES
 LANDED AT STORAGE

Holiday landings at the Juneau Cold Storage included $500 pounds of halibut brought in by the Frisco. The Viking, skippered by John Sun derland, tied up with 800 pounds of halibut and TOO pounds of cod.
 The Helena. headed by Carl Weid- man landed a 3,000-pound salmon catch, Arnold Hendrickson and the Mira were here with 1,200 pounds of salmon and the Big Sam. be- longing to Antone Bartness. brought in a 2,200-pound salmon catch.
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!. IKE TAYLOR RETURNS

Ike P. Taylor, Chief Engineer Inf the Alaska Road Commission, returned here ztfiis weekend from his annual trip, to the, Interior and a, visit to Washington, ID. o. He has been making preparations for the sl,rfacing of the Richardson and Glenn. Highways as recently approved by Congress.
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RICE BONNETT HOME

Wilfred Rice and Louis Bon- nett came home for the Fourth, from their respective jobs Rice has been in the Army's employ in the Fairbanks area and Bennett is with the CAA at Gustavus,
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RETURNS TO DOUGLAS

MT. and Mrs. J. L. Hoisington and son have returned to Douglas to re-establish their home here. They were former residents here, but were forced to move to Ju- neau when the home they rented was sold. They now have quarters in the Hoskins Apartments. MT. Hoisingtoh is employed in the of flee of the AELP Go: in Juneau
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A WEEK AT WRANGELL

Miss Betty Bennett has return ed home by Petersburg Island Always, plane from a weeks visit at Wrangell and Petersburg. In Wrangeu she was houseguest of the Leo MacCormick family, who were one- time residents here. In Petersburg, she visited with the Clarence Walters family
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WARREN GRANT HOME

Warren Grant, son of Mir and Mrs. Leigh S. Grant, is home for the summer vacation period. War ren, veteran Air Force man, has been attending the State College at San Jose, Calf He came in by plane Friday.
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TRAVELLERS RETURN

Mrs. Sadie Cashen and Mrs. H. Stragier have returned to their homes and families here after an extensive vacation visit on the West Coast. Il
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INsPECTs POST OFFICE

Robert B. Clifton, United States Postal Inspector, called and in spected the Douglas Post Office on Saturday afternoon. The official rating after examination of postal business was 96 percent.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness and beau tiful floral offerings during the ill., ness and burial of my beloved huS- band, Jack J. Lee.
 Mrs. Jack Lee
 Mrs. Frank Burke Qt)
 MT. and Mrs. George Solberg
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MRS. YOUNG. VISITOR

Mrs. c. F. Young of Portland, Oregon, has arrived in Douglas to visit her daughter, MSSpsWilliam Flint and her husband. Mrs. Young made her first trip to Alaska by PAA plane and intends to visit here for at least six weeks.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
LOGGER JOHN IN TOWN

John Logger" Carlson, fisher man-farmer from Marmion Island was in town for the Fourth. It took three attempts by John in his out board rig before his trip to town proved successful. This IS the first trip since February fef:=the old timer, who is a good friend of so many boats and fishermen who call at his Marmion Island farm.
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FROM PETERSBURG

MT. and Mrs. Walter Austin of Petersburg are in Juneau. and at the Hotel Juneau.
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Staying at the Baranof Hotel are R. H. Chamberlain. L. G. Wood ward, Mickey McShorry, PIMA per sonnel.
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DK. LANGsAM HERE

Dr. Fred M Langsam, Medical Officer of the Alaska Native Ser vice at the Bethel Hospital, ar rived yesterday via Pacific North ern Airlines. He, will confer with officials here for a few days and then return to Bethel.
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Adam Gallovalet- of Hoonah is in Juneau, a guest at the Baranof Kotel
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WILLIAM WINM-pho 234

Home, first :-.ne adver-
 tised Large front room and din-
 ing room with hardwood floors
 and fireplace Cabinet kitchen, double sinks and nook. ? large bedrooms with bath off hall. Fin ished plastered attic 34x15. Ce-
 ment basement with storage
 tank, tubs, oil burner and garage. Large corner lot with complete
 sprinkler system. All in lovely lawn shrubs and flowers Walk
 ing distance to - University 3 blocks from .,Wallingford's big
 shopping center and show. Near Lincoln high and grade schools. q Completely furnished with nice furniture SpctlesS in and out. Not one thing to do. $14,000 com
 plete. Harry Olson, 4603 Sunny - side Ave- Seattle, Wash. 931 St
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SCOTTY Anderson's property for sale at Pelican, Alaska. For in-
 formation write Box 735, Peli-
 can, Alaska. 919 mo
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BEACH HOUSE, $2,500. Inquire
 Mrs. Lloyd Green, Fritz Cove Road. 919 mo
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32-FT. Cabin Cruiser, practically
 new. 40-hp Redwing motor. Ph. Douglas 193. 9l6 tf
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FISHING Boat Challenger" Length ST.. beam 12lk,, draft T, 19. tons net. Diesel power. Sleeps 6. Galley on deck. Located at
 Wrangell. Aalska, Box. 453, Mo. Dermctt Bros. 931 St
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truck with special
 delivery body. Engine completely
 overhauled. See George E. Cleve- land, First Natl Bank. 922 If
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NEW Evenruoe outboard motor, A. cylinder l0-horsepower, $40 below
 retail. Phone Black 366. 919 If
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for 4-room apt.
 Apt. for rent to buyer. Call Black .429 evenings. 931 St
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SPEEDBOAT, won two firsts Sun
 day 9la it, use up to Is HIP
 outboard, S6500. B HIP Elto Quad with spare parts, SITS. Red 250. 931 2t
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LIGHT Housekeeplng room sult-
 able for business women. Phone 787. 906 It
Evening star., 1948-02-05
COrsets

67-s4.00 and $500 Milady and
Rengo Baek-laced Corselettes Of
sturdy cotton, fully boned. Sizes
38-46 $3.88
I10-S3.95 to $500 Fruit Of the
Loom and Lady Hollywood Side
hooked and Back-laced Girdles.
Sizes 27 to SO 2.S8
9O-S2.0O to S3.95 Elastic Knitted
Step-ins in various lengths and
types. Nude, black and a few
white. Sizes small, medium and
large -----.-.~- -----. $l.OO'
200-S1.5o to $500 Rayon Satin
and Cotton Bandeaux. Various
cup sizes, many styles. Nude
and white. Sizes 80 to 38 $1.09
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Hosiery

10 prs.-79c to S1.95 "As Is" full
fashioned sheer nylon hosiery.
Famous name styles included.
Several styles and weights. Good
colors but not in all sizes.
2 prs, S1.00
sl-Misses' and children's 39c to
SOC prs. ankle socks, soft cotton.
Several styles. colors and types
included. Broken sizes. Some
soiled -----19c 19c pr.
120 prs.--Imperfects Of $50 full
fashioned sheer nylon hosiery.
Good colors, not all sizes. All
nylon construction 59c pr.
81 prs.-"As is" no seam nylen
hosiery. First quality and i'm
perfects included. Broken sizes
and colors .---3 39c pr.
56 prs.-39c boys slack socks,
cotton. Assorted stripes. Broken
sizes 10c pr.
So prs.-Imperfects Of s1.s5 full
fashioned sheer nylon hosiery.
Broken sizes and colors. 81
gauge style -69c pr.
Irregulars Of $l.65 15-denier,
super sheer no-seam nylons. Re-
inforced at all points OF wear.
Popular sizes -$1.oO pr.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Neckouear

s1.e5 dickeys, rayon faille in black,
brown, pastels and white. Jewelry
necklines, v necklines, tucked
fronts and tailored jabots 79c
S1.0O long wool scarfs. Wine,
brown, maize 29c
S1.95 wool snugglers, full size with
we'll fitted wrist bands. Orchid,
wine, blue, pink and black S1.00
5-S5.95 to S7.95 odd blouses.
Soiled. Broken sizes $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Lingerie and NegIigees

Women's imperfects of S5.95
rayon crepe and rayon satin slips,
tailored and trimmed. White and
tearoSe ------------ 1897
Misses $500 rayon crepe and
rayon satin slips --- $2.O0
Women's and misses 1895 spun
rayon gowns --.--------$1.9 1893
1895 lace trimmed petticoats.
Tearose and white. Small, medi-
um and large e------- $500
$500 rayon crepe bed jackets.
Small, medium and large $3.95
Kann's+Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Luggage
'S11.45 Sport Bags, &

4-S11.45 Sport Bags, double
handles $500
3-S13.H Sport Bags, double
handles -.------- $3.50
2-S25.00 Pullman Gases $500
MANS $29.12 2-Suiter Case,
S17.00
1-S22.25 Wardrobe Case, lettered,
$3.50
1-$27.3O Wardrobe Case S14.50
1-S1S.75 Wardrobe Case $16.5o
All luggage plus 2Oes tar.
Kann'@Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Teen Timers Shop

12-S2.9s novelty all-wool short
sleeved sweaters $1.97
10-S7.95 novelty long-sleeved
sIip-on sweaters --- $500
20-S5.95 all-wool navy jeans and
Jackets. Sizes 1915 $3.99
6-S10.95 aH-wooI plaid Jumpers.
$3.99
S-SS.95 corduroy jackets with
plaid rayon-lined hood - S6.95
4s14.95 all-woOl plaid-lined
corduroy jackets with detachable
hoods S10.95
Kann'EFourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
s1s.s5-s2s.s5
Better Dresses
$500

SO misses dresses in one
and two piece styles at
this wonderfully reduced
price. Light and dark
colors included.
Also 10 $500 $39.95
Misses Dresses, black
and coIors s-------$12.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
SOiIed Blankets

4-s6.95 Beacon blankets, sos
rayon, $50 cotton, 25%o wool.
7zxqO" S4.99
3-$l5.95 Orrspun all-w0ol blan-
kets. 72x90" --------- $l2.99
2-$17.95 North Star all-wo0l
blankets. 72x90" --- S13.s9
SLABS Lady Seymour all-wool
blankets. 80x90". White S9.99
2-s12.50 Kenwood alI-wool bIan-
kets. 72x90" 1898
1-s25.00 st. Mary's all-wool
blanket. White, 72x90" $13.9s
2-S11.95 Springfield all-wooi
blankets. 80x90" "----------$8.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Girls Year

12-S2.95-s3.9S cotton print
dresses S1.97
10-S4.95 plaid cotton dresses,
$3.97
6-S5.95 and $8.95 wool or vel
veteen Jumpers -----$S.9S
S-S7.95 to $10.95 wool or velvet
dresses --------$S.S5
10-Sl0.95-$14.s5 wool or cotton
dresses. "In-between" sizes 10-l4,
s7.s5
s-s10.s5-$12.95 corduroy or wool
Jackets $500
s-S5.95-$S.95 raincoats
4-S16.s5 corduroy skating suits,
S6,SS
12-s19.95 winter coats 1880
15-$4.s5-s5.s5 all-wool slip-on
or cardigan sweaters ----$2.99
Kann'@Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Art Goods

Art Goods
20-$2.9s Bag Innings, soiled- Soc
5-$1.ss Fancy Rayon Pillows,
soiled ---------- SIC
2-s5.25 Baby Sacque Models,
s1.ss
25-30c Crochet Cotton 15c
9-29c. Tapestry Wool ---- 10c
10-S3.9S Fancy Rayon Pillows,
,S119
se-Beginners' s1.5O Knitting Set,
SEC
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Records
s2-Records. Orig. 79c----ssc
50-Records Orig. 63c 29c
21-De Luxe Records, Orig. $1.05,
29c
2-show Albums, Reg. $4.70-s $3.50
s3-Gala Party Records, Orig.
$1.31 each---A----6 63c
I-Show Tune Album. Orig.
$315 -s ---- S1.9S
s2-$2.s5-s5.51 Assorted incom-
plete albums, choice $1.59
Kann's-Appliance Store. -
9th & D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Hs to " of Infants Wear

I4-sIe.ss Boys coats Sizes to 4---- $sSs
e-s1ses Girls coot Sets Broken sizes, 1-e-----S11ss
$3.50 Girls PIoid Rain copes pes-----------S1eS
eo-SIes 1-Pieee FIonneette Button Front Pejomos
so-Ires Of Knit ceepers Pastel shodes S55
z5Ss 3Peee Corduroy Sets Jocke overall hot tor boys
ana oris ris------------------- ~
1+S7es Al-WooI Crib Blankets. Royon sotn bound pink
bI,,e White ------S4. S4.97
5o-sl.ss Girls Dmy and Swiss BIouses. Sizes 3-e s4e
$500 Girls Corduroy and Wool Skirts Broken sizes 80
Sl.6s
ss-Irress Of S2ss cot+on-Knt Suits. Sizes l-4$les
I5o-sampIes Of IrresuIars Of SssS3ss Knitweor see
: Sl.sS
eo-sissszes Corduroy Bonne and Wool Stocking Cops
eo-3se Girls Rayon Knit Penties Reinforced Crotch, Eoste
Wristbands. Sizes 2 and dl4----------z4 z4e
s7-Irress Of Szss Todde Sweete PostIes and white,
SI.e7
1S-S4ss-$5es Girls end Boys Reneoots-
25-lrress. Of 8ee Cotton Knit Soeques- 38e
i5-Sz6e Reyon Sotin creepers
sles-E-z Cotton Knit Pieee SIeepers with feet drop
scot, button 'front.' pink, blue
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Housewares

25-9sc Metal Waste Baskets. 26-
at. size. As Is .- --------- &9c
1880 Asbestos Hand-Painted
Waste Baskets. As is-----25c
S+S4.39 Round Aluminium Roast
S1.98
75-25c Clothes Brushes --- lie
s-S5.95 Aluminium Underbed
Chests. AS $3.50
2-S12.s5 Porcelain Top Tables.
25x4O". AS Is ----- ---- SS'so
I-s24.s5 Porcelain Top Table.
A. !. $14.95
-s1.49 Metal Bath Stools. As
q 59c
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Remnants for Boys

RemHdnts JOT Boys
5-students S345o and $3.50 Awoo Grey Flanne Suits
Sizes "a and $500
23-Se.s5 to Slos5 Plain Covert saeks. Sizes 81 and 81
woist S2.ss
16-Boys and Mems $40 to IS Waterproof Raneoots
Sizes IL to AZ in S3.SS
7-$1695 Twe-tone Junior Leisure Suits. Sizes and 7,
e $s.74
72-$z.29 FonneIette Poamss Sizes to l2------$1.5S
3s-$I.s5 Lsether Helmets With Goggles Small size-$.Is
$4.Ss
l-$345o Atwood Glen Poid Suit Size 36 lono---$i7.s4
3-$2ss5 AI-wooI Suits. Size "a ard IS one----$l5s4
zs-Students $34.5o A-wooI Topeoots Sizes 80 TO SO,
$1,000
l-SI5.95 AI-wool Leisure coot Size l6--------$7s4
2S345 Cotton Broadoth Pojomos. Sizes 8. TO- r. Slss
l2-S5.5o Fomous Make Dress Shirts Sizes to neck s4e
5s-studen 81 90 Ties. CoIoruI stripes sse
4s-S235 Leather Gloves Sizes 8 u ond 5se
2-s7s5 White Cotton Rugby Suits Slightly soIed Size g.
S5.ss
Kann's Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Radios

1-S275.00 Radio Console Auto
matte Record Changer, AM-FM,
S199.95
1-S249.50 Console Radio Auto
matte Record Changer AM-FM
SAMPLE S17 S179.95
1-S379.5O Console Radio Comb.
Automatic Record Changer AM
FM -.-. S259.95
I-S198.70 Communication Re-
ceiving Set S1l9.So
1-S11950 Table Comb. Radio
Automatic Changer ------ $685.
-s2s.s5 Table Model Radios,
S24.95
Kann's-Appliance Store
9th & D Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Handkerchiefs

Women's 75c large size white
handkerchiefs, hand rolled edges,
sheer rayon batiste with clip cord
borders 29c
Irreg. Of S1.00 linen handker-
chiefs for men. Hand initiated,
hand-rolled edges es---------. 49c
Women's $1.00 fine cotton hand
kerchiefs, imported from Swift
zerland. Embroidered on white,
59c
Women's 25c cotton printed hand
kerchiefs -.6 for 39c &c ca.
~ Kann's-Street Floor.
SpOrtsWear
12-S12.95 rayon brocade evening
blouses --.---.- $500
6-$14.95 black chiffon bIouses,
$500
12-s7.s5 to s10.s5 rayon blouses,
S4.S8
25-s5.s5 cotton striped dresses,
$500
4-S25.0O and S29.95 wool knit
suits $500
5-S7.95 rayon ballerina skirts.
$5.95
1O-S5.95 rayon skirts - $500
I4-S12.95 and S14.95 angOra
cardigans and slip-ons - S4.88
25-S7.95 and S10.95 all-wOol
twin sweater sets --.--- $500
36-SS.95 striped wool cardigans,
$500
35-s5.95 to SS.95 wool cardigans
and slip-ons S3.8S
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Upholstery

I0-S1.69 dining room chair COW
ers, arm chairs only 79c each
I-s14.95 studio couch cover, solid
wine, as is s--------------- S6.So
2-$7.9s knitted sofa covers for
regular size sofas ------. $3.50
l-s25.00 made to order slipcover
for modern chair. wine color, $500
1-s35.00 made-to-order slipcover
for modern sofa, wine color, $500
6-S3.95 "slip-on" auto seat COW
erS as il $1.O0
100 yds.-S1.ss rayon-faille screen
print, 46" wide. 4--------- Sscs
so yds.-9Sc bobinet curtain ma
terial, white = -----s------- $50
25o-s1.s5 to $3.50 lace curtain
20 prs. $2.95 cotton crash cottage
sets - $1.59
80 prs. s1.ss organdy Priscilla
curtains, 50" long g---------$ $l'VO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Major Appliances
1-s247.5O De Luxe gas range,
fully equipped d----------$ $zlS.oo
1-S204.75 De Luxe gas range,
fully equipped, floor sample,
$179.95
1-S246.50 6-burner De Luxe gas
range $2l5.9o
1-S4S.95 broom closet 36.95
I-S5s.50 24x36 metal base
1-s91.75 AZ" Acme sink, "as is"
$49.95
s-s19.50 a1x18 metal wall cab,
1885
1-S124.75 40-gal. electric hot
water heater, floor sample 1895
Kann's-Appliance Store
9Th and D Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Stationery

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2o-s1.25 to $3.75 Desk Pads,
simulated and genuine leather
covers -. CSC to $1.S8
1880 Paper Place Mats, attrac-
tive prints. IL per pkg. 2 for Csc
14-S1.25 Knapsack Style School
Kann's-Street Floor.
China
$500 large crystal cake or
Sandwich plates ------ SOC
36-S3.95 ash tray sets --- $1.9S
100-39c teacups -----. 2oc
1880 porcelain platters 2sc
12-$5.98 covered candy dishes. In
aluminium holders ---. S1.SS
S-$1.O0 baby sets--------, 4Sc
4S-25c bread and butter
plates, --lVc
Kann's-Third Floor.