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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
BY PEGGY OMORE

And then the fury chilled Ia cold
anger and q purpose cfystallized.
Turned back By underground,
she built up the nursery FIRE, took
portfolio and fountain pen 10 the
low table and wrote three letters.
TUE first was written 10 Mari
4 Martin.
You said you spunted al op-
portitnity to erpeysH1elaf ,p;fl.
your p0nicuIturtll theories. ri
bargain. hauen1 been Up 10 The
orchard but evefNthfna else Is
oUergfo1cn H01DcDeT. # N0u and
Tu1sfa tDiIl come out and tc0rlc
for me tell haze q CONTRACT
dTdtgfa up gicin0 AolI the fidht
to do as you please scifh thai
particular fire acres. IiUiaa Qstnr-
tiers and salary tcifI Be arranged
I'd like y0M to come at once.
Martin tgiif giUe u0n the keu 10
my car. Freight everNthinq uoll
9Ud1tt IN my name. Nth Items on
the enclosed list that + shall need
| am also enclosing q list Of cloth
ing to bring sDith you.
The second letter she wrote 10
Cal Sheridan.
"Yoat undeystand I cday nsa14l,
until Zoe cleared the LuAqtyl
name. I don't think that fpiu be
difficult. Kn0tring neg father, |
k5s0,p he tUGs too proud 20 bother
The final letter was to her aunt
and this was rewritten many
times.
ct tco4fd haze been kinder 10
let me knolD the truth. or as much
Iof II ds you kszear. = s. 81
And = Please dnn0usce the
|tUeddiHg IS postponed indefinitely. :
When Howard Kelly called
from below she wss ready. IF
you're not ashamed to drive me
jas far as the bus in these toys, :
she remarked.
Kelly heaved q sigh Of relief
as she handed him her bags. She
was actually preparing to leave.
He offered TO take her to the
nearest city. but she named a
nearby resort town she knew
would be open. Il need a. general
refurbishing," she explained rea-
sonably.
When he left her at q dry clean
ing establ ishment. she thanked
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. him appropriately and turned
away with. Il really must hurry
And then she y arteo until ne.
having shOppec. turned ms car
back toward MS home
"Now." she turned 20 the pro-
prieter. -Where s<n nife ear
An hour later she was driving
back along the foa1 she nau
travelled with Kells When thev
had disguised me sOmncient re-
sort cottages the prevlOus day mr.
mind had photographed one win
q For Rent sign or il
She made two more trips that
day. one for a Tong distance calI
70 the city and AZ inspection eI
the cottage. then oack for several
hours Of business contacts ana
the purchase 81 supplies.
That evening found Arleta pre-
pairing her dinner IN q tiny
kltcheneffe with occasional trfps
to the large room where she tend
led ire. And when ner dinner Was
over and the diva9 bed prepared.
| she sat down TO d card table 10
|eheck her days work.
a crew Of men 20 clean the
house. Electricians TO repair the
wires. pump man to check the
pump, but first two men TO clear
the roadway OF me big tree.
She awakened 70 the eoldest
weather she had ever experi-
eneed. even the sun triekIinR IN
through the pines was like lemon
ice.
Where. the previous morning.
r1ists had shrouded the view.
there now lay axe OF sparkling
blue. vivid against the green
topped red hills on the far side.
the snow-covered range beyond
This her father had had the
vision to see. this beauty he had
given to the people of this see-
ton. And to the clans below. IT.
Irrigation. q controlled water sun
| ply IN country OF summer drouth.
+ And what had he received IN
return?
Arleta dug her heels into the
terrace Shed change that. She'S
force these people to honor his
memory.
Go be continued,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
THE GREATEST OF ALL AMERICAN
STORIES ....5

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES, The Preamble: Eve
THE people of the United States, in order
TO form more perfect Union establish
Justice, insure domestic tranquility, pro-
vide for the common defense, promote the
general welfare, and secure the blessings
OF liberty to ourselves and to our posterity.
DO ordain and establish the Constitution of
the United States Of America"
Those few lines should be reminder
70 every citizen regardless of politics or
selfish interests. that this is the Basic law
of the land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
he LIVES ON Sc A WEEK

Il want no help from any source, pub
lie or private" is the declaration of Al
bert Enoch. according to newspaper dis
patch, telling how the 57-year-old chemist
5 living in Los angeles for SIS week, in
y GLIDING 1915 a week for hotel room.
We doubt if many Americans can live
as economically as Enoch, as everybody
knows that tremendous sums are expend-
ed by the average persen to keep up with
his neighbOrs. Life, in its basic essentials,
h comparatively simple, but the gadgets
and extras that modern civilization de-
mands cost money.
Hm~ I'VE have no idea how seriously one
should take the story about Mr. Enoch,
sent out by the Associated Press. 1t may
be a newspaper mans idea of a good
yarn. On the other hand, it may be some
thing approaching a true story of man
who has disciplined himself to want few
= Qf the extras in life.
Anyway. there is point to be consid-
cred in Mr.. Enoch's quest for work for
which he is fitted. Admitting that he is
unable to compete with younger men
IN stamina" the chemist says that "an
old mans head is storehonse of knowl-
edge" and that Gin other civilizations
this treasure of the aged could find a
market"
Undoubtedly, this is timely observa-
ton. Il should be borne in mind by
those who employ workers Some EN-.
pioyes have much to recommend them to
those seeking capable leadership from
ambitious and intelligent associates, but
nonetheless, many employers could use
the experience, poise and balance of older
employees with profit.
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Chapter Z

Chapter
ARLETA gave Howard ! pity
: ing glance. 1T couldnlts She
stated. In the first place onlv
fools and towards venG Their
spleen on inanimate thii3as II
the second. L knew nv lathe
better than anyone knew him.
He never explained He said ~
explain was to pose an aiIbi and
lower Yourself to the lavei I ~
sniveliug."
That's arrogance. prbtested
Kelly.
Arleta shook her head aNo
not In him II Wasn't. He never
did anything he knew wasn.t
rlgft. 10 use his words she
smiled now first know Won
are right and to hell with the
explanations.
Kelly. banking the fire. STRAIGHT
ened up. I'D better be On NV
way Sure you don't want IL
spend the night at my placer.
She thanked him and asked
him ( thank his mother for fler
thoughtfulness. and she followed
him down the narrow stairway
to bolt the door after him. But
when she returned to the nursery
It was to return to loneliness.
When she awakened she won
dered if it was another dav II
certainly looked the same as the
previous one, with clouds that
sagged to spill their burden on an
already sodden world. the steady
doWnpolr drumming on roof and
window making her doubly crate
full for the wood How Kelly had
left behind. ls'
From the ttoughtfully packed
larger bag she brought riding
breeches and boots, sweater and
a newly purchased leather Jacket
Shed anticipated the cold but not
the rain. Well. perhaps she'd And
one of the old ponchos around
the place.
A cup of coffee and she started
out.
Out of doors she found the
same ruin. At first she felt only
fury; fury that anyone had dared
destroy this beloved home her
parents had built with such care.
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SUSPEND CAPTAINS

Continued From Page ne)
Ottawa. 1t was accompanied by a
99-page report on the sdisaster
which was forwarded to Cana
dian Transport Minister Lionel
Chevrier for presentation in the
House of Commons.
Justice KelIock, who was APP
pointed a special commissioner to
investigate the fire, also ordered
that costs of the investigation be
paid by Canada Steamship Lines,
owners of the Noronic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
MONEY IN THE BANK

Small business men seeking loans find
the bankers rather difficult There is not
a large demand for loans on the part of
Profitable business institutions and organ.
izations. The little fellow has to convince
bank officials that he is a good risk.
ALang.time loans are out of style now-a-
days. and the smaller banks are holding
tight reins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21
MONOGRAPH
Dear Oracle Reader:

Dear Oracle Reader:
II you are among those who have
often read these monograms, we might
say il is all right with us, in fact it is
welcome, if you take a postcard and
send us some advice, but don't tell US to
go jump in lake, we will pay no atten-
tion to such advice.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21

~ People who have sure jobs often get
-fateless with the public they serve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21

logist and statistician, born al
Wadena, Mimi, so years ago.
Capt. Edward Ellsburg, sub
marine salvage expert, author,
lecturer and inventor, BORN in
New Haven, Conn.,, SO years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21

Two essentials to national prosperity !:
welEPaid labor and profitable agriculture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-21

Courage alone justifies survival of a
nation, people or an Individual.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
NOTIONS

$l4s "soIem" seuffs washable print STYLE for 81 90
Later inner soes for comfort. Regular sizes.
s.. so Royon Garter Belts, sizes "a to 26 ---$l.oo
Assorted Styles a0dths and fabrics.
81 90 PIostic Shower Curtains, 72"x72"-
Assorted colors. Waterproof.
$3os "Protex" Piostie Roineoots with 2.9S
Assorted colors Heavy-gauge quality.
81 90 Brossieres, sizes 81 to 3S--------------6 69e
Assorted uplitt styles and materials
S59S Nursery Utility Chests, 4drowen--------$4.9S
Sizes 2SrlSr11 inches Covered toth plastic nursery
pattern.
3se Choir Pods with pyroxyIin tops ps---4 for $'.oo
Assorted colors and designs washable.
$l:oS kyIon 2-Woy Stretch GirdIes- 90
Pure rubber. elastic supporters
$2.eS PIoste Shoe Bags for Men------------$l.79
Holds IL pairs of shoes
$I.25 Rubber sheetins, IS" wide----------yd. see
Heavy- duty type, double faced.
69e to Soc Seisson solid steel chrome plated soc eo.,
cuticle. household pedicure barber shears for S9e
Kanns-Street Floor
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BOYS WEAR

$3.50 to $3.50 Wossted or Gobordine Suits $29.sS
Prep and student sisss, 1920: 1888.
SI9.e5 to $2995 Leisure and cadet Suits ----$15.e9
Glen plaids, tDeeds checks. 1920; s. to IL
Jvnior $l9s5 end $z4.95 AI-wool Suits----$13.sS
r,ueeds, fannels, couerts. Sizes S-12.
$I5.e5 to $l9.95 AlI-wooI Sport coots-.----$12.9s
Three-button model Checks, plaids, 1918.
$7.s5 70 $lo.e5 Spring sIoeks ks------...$5.ss
Some all ,oool others fiber content labeled 1852 oats
$l.95 Blue Denim Dunsorees, 6-16 ,--.-- l.eS
Fun cut Sanortxed' reinforced at points OF strain
81 o5 to SIS Boxer PIoy Shorts ----------$l.49 40
Santorized', elastic ,Datsts, pockets, 4-12
81 so Long Sleeve Sport Shirts ------$l.e9
Platds, notelttes solid colors ohtte, s to 1s.
81 le5 to $l.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts l.2s
Santorized', partous colors, novelties, s to rs
39e to 69e Hose, elastic and tops --3 for TIC
Stripes, Argyes, solid co1ors Sizes ~ to H.
4ee Cotton Knit Briefs, to 16-----39e, for $l.l0
All elastic ,paist Full cut, ,DeH made.
Press and Students' $29e5 to $34.5o Wool Suits,
Various taortcs eolors Stsss 1870; $3.50. $24.sS
Kanns-Boys' shop-sscond Floor
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STATIONERY

$l.oo "strotford" Fountoin Pens-------------5se
Self filling, 14-kt. gold filed points Coors.
$5.e5 Leather Scrap Books, I4xl6" size-----Sz.sS
BUT Mount Sheets oose-1eaf style. Assorted colors
$1.59 Set Durotone PIoyins Cords -------set 1.2o
Plastic coated coortM designs aoith gilt edge.
$1.79 Bridge Tob!e Covers. quilted plastic
Drop side, plastic lined style. Red, blue, green.
$l.oS Open Stock Writing Paper, II sheets 5se
White bitod, single sheets ripple finish 4s matching
enUelopes
Kann's-Street Floor
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HANDBAGS. BILLFOLDS

$lo50 to $3.50 Genuine corde Bass-------S $685.
Various styles black broon or nauy,
$500 Potent Plastic -S2.4s'
Plastic calf, rayon taiues included.
Lovely coIfskn Boss for Spring ns----.------$ $e.ss'
Black navy Red and green. Some Nth sippers
$500 Leather, Plastic, Royon Faie Bass-----$3.ss'
fine group in beuy OF colors
Mems, Womens 81 to 81 Leother BillfoIds- s---$1.7s'
Black, broaun, red, green or natural.
Cosmetic Boss, BiIfoIds, Key Cases
Leather plastic calf or grain finishes. .,.. 49,.
Kanns-Street Floor
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CANDY COUNTER

Grape peach. apricot, plum and orange marma1ade:
$I.25 SoIted Mixed uts-----------------lb.S S9s
Deliciously fresh, weH roasted.
konns Peanut Brittle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4Ss
Crunchy BRITTLE full of peanuts.
$z19 Cookies in Tin Hamper Ibs $1.oS
Exceptionally delicious Over 200 IN hamper.
Kann's-Street Floor
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TOILETRIES

$500 Famous Moke Hair Brushes
Heavygauge nylon bristles set IN luctte handles.
$.79 Toilet Poper 1000 sheets to roll 81. ~
Fine, soft pdpeA White only
$I.o0 "Sutton's" Bubble for 81 .oo'
Assorted tragrances. 20 envelopes to package
8se WrisIey LonoIoted Complexion Soap---z for 97s
Sir cakes to the boz Nicely scented.
$z.e8 Compact Kt with comb, Iipstiek holder 50
Leather case rayon satin motre cases. Plus 0' ta1
90 Follow Ne" Bath Powder ond Puff-----5oe'
Nicely scented and packaged.
81 90 Hudnut Famous Make ToiIetries for 81 .oo'
Lipsticks, face po,Oders and rouges.
$1.69 Both Brushes, -brstIed 90
Removable hand style. Long handle.
$5.98 Dresser Sets, escorted
3-Pc metal, brush, nylon-bristled
$l.oo D'orsoy's "cherry Blossom" coIosns-----
A timely, fragrant cologne. Nicely packaged.
eee Ne Brushes, nyIon- -bristed- ed--------------39e
Plastic backs. SturdAy made. ''s' 80" sas
Kanns-Street Floor
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BLANKETS

S1oe5 All-WooI BIonksss, 4H-lb. wssht-----$SSS
Rayon satin bound. Stsss 1880 inches
SIo95 Down Comforts, cut size 72xS4" --$159s
Celanese rayon taTeta cooers.
S4.ee Quilted Pads, 54x76" double bed sixs----$35S
s.. 80 Quilted Pads, 3ox76" twin bed size-----$25s
Seconds Of $3.50 Cotton BIanksts, 7oxso"-
White only Lightweight quality.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
JEWELRY

Manufacturers SompIe Costume Jewery---z For ST
Also pieces at 81, s149, $1.99 and $3.50.
Mems Womens $3.50 to $50 Wrist Watches, Sl4.SS
17je,e gold filled and rolled gold plate steel backs
Simulated Pearl Necklace, IA strands .8s'
Also long rope styles. White, pink or blue.
Scatter Pins and Earrings gs-------~-----eoeh 7oe'
RhinestoneS, simulated pearls or colored stones.
$395 Jewel Boxes with lock and key---------$3.oo 90
Several pretty coors for selection. 'PH' sos 7as
Kanns-Street Floor
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LINENS

$I495 Irish Linen Tobeeoths, 7oxss"- -$Io.e5
Double damask, tho patterns
$l.e5 Royon ond Cotton TobeeIoths, 54x5@-- ST. .54
Hand printed designs. Red blue green.
$1.5o and 81 .95 Dresser Seorfs ----------79e ca.
80" and 42" scarts, also 3-pc. PANTY sets.
Sec. Of S4.95 Scranton Loce Cloths, 70x90"-- $3.50
Attractive pattern, minute impertections
Sec. Of 6ee Bath Towels, z0x4o"- for 81 90
Solid coors 1Dth contrasting borders.
$s.s5 and 1895 "Botes" Bedspreods-
Three patterns t,Din double size
Sec. Of $2.79 Mohawk Sheets, 8lx99"--------$l.9S
A tremendous sauing quality sheets.
$3.50 Unbeoehed Mattress Covers-----------$z.59
Taotn or double size, taped seams.
Kanns-Sreet Floor
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FURS

NaturoI Boum Moten Seorfs ------per skin, $4,000
Three and 4 skin styles, beautiful tan shade
Dyed Koinsky Seorfs, Iorse sze--- per skin. $500
Three and skin styles
Mink Searfs, ranch or wild skim $685.
1"A" 'o"' "s'' oN'" '''""'' o. "'0 ' pis: sos ras
Kanns-Second
Evening star., 1949-03-04

NEWS FURNISHINGS

MEMS FURNISHINGS
$z.s5 Cotton Pojomos striped potterns- .ss
Coat and MILDLY styles. A. B. c and sizes.
$3.o5 Cotton BroodeIoth Pojamos-
Stripes and prints, coat or MILDLY styles
$4.95 to $5.95 Washable Cotton Robes $3.99
Seersuckers, cords, gabardtnes. S. M L. sizes. -
$10.95 Royon Fouord Robes
Blue or maroon ,Oith figured patterns. S, M, l.:
500 to $3.50 Ties for Spring .7z:-, .-;z;,
39e to 55e Hose and Anklets, 1O-13----------ZSe
Rayons isles and mixtures. Ankets and longs.
$l.25 to $1.95 Fomous Moke Shorts. 30-44--- 8se
WoDen cotton prints, borer style gripper fasteners
79e White Cotton Tee Shirts 59e
Full cut fine conbed cotton. S.. NJ. L. sses
79e and 89e Cotton Shorts for $Z.l0
Various Styles colors. Sizes 80 to A.
o5e Athletic Shirts sor 9ZIV
Fine quality conbed cotton
$z.95 Sonforzed" Shirts, 14-17------------$l.S8 .S8
Whites, fancy patterns and coors. Well tailored:
$4.95 to $685. Long Sleeve Sport Shirts
Ravon, rayon tecas, cotton. 0aoardtnes. s. M, L.:
$6.e5 ZeIon- finish Zippersd Jaeksts-
Grey, tan green, canary or blue. S., NJ, NIL and I.
$3.50 TO $495 Fomous Make Shirts, $25S, for IS. 90
White broadcloth ortords pastels. Sizes f4-17.
$19.75 Lined PnwoIe Corduroy Joekets-
Maroon, green, broDn, grey or tan Reg. and longs.
$3.50 Weotherized PopIn Hats ts-------------$l.59
For sports, rainy days. Sizes SIS to IN
$500 to $3.50 Fur Felt Hats 3.8S
Bound and 1OeH edge models Spring shades.
Kanns-Mens store-street Floor
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LINGERIE

500 Royon Crepe, Royon Satin SIips--------$1.7
Some irregulars tearose or aOhite. Sizes 81 to 4o
$2.4e Cotton Seersueker Gowns reg: and extra sizes
Bias and straight cut. Sizes $40; 42-4S SLIT
$z.99 Printed Pereoie Poomos s------------$1.9 80
Also solid color seersucker pajanas. Sizes 1910.
$I.l9 Cotton BuiIt-up Shoulder SIips----------s2e
Sizes 81 to A and IS to 50.
$500 Royon Crepe and Royon sotin sIips-----$z77
Irregular tailored lace trimmed. Sizes 81 to 40.
$500 All kylon Slips
Irregular tailored styles. Sizes 81 to 40.
Lace and embroidery trimmed Sizes 3240 lrregulars.
Wrap model Sizes ~ to 40.
Cotton Chenille ---------------$399
Melon, aqua copen colors. Sizes II to 20.
Royon Tie Print Houseeoots-
Tpobutton style, assorted colors Stses 1920; 3SA
Rayon and Quilted FIonnei Robss-----------$1o00
Broken sizes and colors.
Kanns-Second Floor
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MILLINERY

$500 and $5.s5 New Spring straws---------$5.ss
Scum braids, Ssozs, Ric In smart styles
$6.o5 to $8.95 Lovely Fine Strows- .33
Dressy styles beautifully trimmed.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
HANDKERCHIEFS

Mems Soc Cotton IntoIed 'Kerehiefs FOR 81
Corded borders, roled-edge styles Large stss
Womens soc and 59c Honkies, linen Or eotton---2Ss
Group Of 35e Hankies for Men or Womsn---4 for 81
Cotton Dith colored borders and floral prints
Kann's-Street Floor
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WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS
s. 80 end S. 90 Royon Umbrsas. l6-rib style. $z.9s
SOLID colors plads, checks, prints Plastic handles
Kanns-street Floor
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SPORTSWEAR FOR WOMEN

$795 to $10.95 Royon Cotton PIoy Suits----$3.9s
Sun-bdck dress OF cotton included.
$500 to $5.95 Royon Crepe BIouses
Tailored and dressy models, Udsous coors.
$l2.e5 Royon Crepe Dresses s----------------$s.ss
Printed piece styles.
Knitted Dresses
T,1o-ptece style, various colors
NyIon Sip-on Sweaters
Various colors.
$595 SIipo On Sweaters, short
Rayon cotton boucle.
$795 Royon and Wool Gabordine Skirts---4.o9
Proportoned lengths, slim line Fibre content labeled
Kann's-second ~1oor
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sEt1vRs1'sr'' y7s ~
WOMEN'S COATS, SUITS

WOMEN,S COATS, SUITS
Cotton Gobordine Raineoats, s.Wey Style -$sss
Black, beige. srey aqua, blue or green 10-1s 90
Misses, Juniors, Gebardne Spring Suits its----$3zSS
Misses, Womsn's coat. and Topper--------s3zss
s9gsT:. Sss4 ss0''d"s'
RAYON, SILK FABRICS
SI25 Washable Royon Shontuns, 80" wide yd. S4e
A very fine quality in grand color assortment
$I.95 ond $3.50 Printed Royon Crepe, 80" wide.
Beautiful prints dark grounds yd $1.l9
SI.4s Washable Printed Reyon 7sheers, 80" wide.
yd. see
Light and dark grounds small or large designs.
$z.ss and s3s5 Pure Silk Prints, 3e" and 80" wide,
Backgrounds OF orchid, green, grey or blue.
Kanns-street Floor
BUDGET SHOP DRESSES
Women's and Misses Rayon Dresses-----2 for $s.oe
rso;sd oSsGe and p's..y end zPe tof $500
Rag0n prints 'kssr ksnnecona s2ss TaypSs 2eor ~ 1Sa4
COTTON FABRICS
sl.2s Printed Pine Cotton sa''oon Cloth 79s
s,.oo waffe edfiv Cotton % paque.. IS" wde-yd. 5se
S"s s.d gs's eomssd Cotton chombey
Plain, corded or striped patterns. yd. 7se
7se Cotton orsondy permanent finish, ss"---yd. 5se
SLY S's esmSsd sss Sssf estfes sfGs; as. se
S9e Washable Cotton Prints, So wide e------yd. SSe
Various colored patterns, nice quality taortc
DAYTIME DRESSES
Misses s5.s5 chombray Dresses
SIS Raye" s'st naafv vn1o: Ssa
ns"g eSs %:.s: ss's
es< sng s sn,eS sSSt Sns eIess es
S'' e0's'oD Of ksnns eane -sseend sgead Floor
HOSIERY
$'.3s Seine" Dress Sheer NyIons-
Spring ssedes 90 & asnier Is gauge shI1oM e, M
; sss'ss IS S styles
NEWS WEAR
$475o "commendsr" Topeoots for Spring -S3ss5
ss sst. Isnts ant rs
sGsfss rfooP
WOMEN'S GLOVES
$500 and sz.z5 Cotton Fobrie Gloves s------$l.3s
=, Doae.e Do 70 .s9vs m 4Satt0" lengths co.e %
In ,oanted colors for Spring.
$3.50 to $l.65 Cotton Or Reyon Gloves---------s4s
assorted '00'' qna Sacs ao9a foe1 era'f'
KNIT UNDERWEAR
$s.ss hy!en Jersey Slips, sire. sz-4z % A.. Sss
ese "Danby" Rayon indies for s'oo
E. q sent.ss briefs and ossts Tsaroe or aI ts szas
Several styles s,zs SO fas Paei teor0se' "s
p BETTER DRESSES
wemen. Misses $500 and s2Ss5 Dresses q: 81: sls
S0y0" prints aEa Rlen sagSn roe SoeeTS
JUNIOR MISS DRESSES
se Cotton Dresses for 2 for Ssss
Rayons, Worsted Royons and Cotton Dresses---$sss
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BLOUSES. NECKWEAR

1872 and $5.95 BIouses, royon crepe--------$Z.SS
Colors and prints, various styles, 81 to 80.
4se TO ST. 90 Hot VeiIinss, Is" widths yd. 2se
Fine and coarse neshes, Danted colors.
$I.0o to $z.e5 Spring Flowers
: Roses, n1tred bunches daisies Dolets
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
SILVERWARE

$3.50 Breed Troys siIverpIoted copper base $1es'
Etched center, smooth rolled edges.
S7.es Sterling Handle Steak Sets-----------$e.
s. 4e steriina Hondie @ Posty ' So
Stainless steel blade Tastetully designed
$40 Siiver-Poted Hoowore re---------------$7.9S'
' ~'O' .Pas
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
COTTON FABRICS
DAYTIME DRESSES

Misses $5.s5 chombroy Dresses -$59s
Prettu stripe patterns Sizes IL to 20
$7.e5 Rayon Shorkskn Uniforms s----------S3.99 -
Long and short sleeues Sizes II to 81
Womens Misses $3.50 to 3.o8 Cotton Dresses 80
Shtrtoatst coat and zippered styles
ese and see Printed Pereee Tea Aprons for 81 90
Bib, coDerau or band styles
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
BUDGET SHOP DRESSES

Women's and Misses Rayon Dresses -----2 for $e.9s
Rayon bemoergs, romaine crepe. one-denier crepes ~
TaiIored and Dressy and z-Pe Styes---2 for $500
Rayo, prints sheers, spun rayons. 1920; 1S22412.
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
KNIT UNDERWEAR

$5.9S NyIon Jersey Slips, sizes 3z-4z-----
Tailored style. WHITE, teurose or black.
6ee "Danby" Royon Undies-
PantieS, briefs and pests. Tearose or 1Dihte
$3.sS Royon Jersey Gowns, fomous make--
Several STYLES Sizes 34-4O. Blue, tearose,
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
HOSIERY

$i.35 "ssims" Dress Sheer NyIons-
Spring shades, 80 denier, Is gauge. S1s
Misses, chiidrens 39e Ankle Soeks-----5 prs.
Mercerixed cotton. Slack and ribbed styles Size
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-04
NEWS WEAR

$500 and $2.z5 Cotton Fobrie Gloves ----
Double ,oouen, hand-se,Dn, 4-button length
$500 TO $500 Leather Slip ons- s--------
In ,0anted colors for Spring.
$3.50 to $l.65 Cotton Or Rayon GIoves---.
assorted colors and black. Good quality.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Hair-cOvered Innerspring
MATTRESS 1879

Sturdier more dependable because this inner
spring unit by Kontwet is hoir-covered, top
and bottom. Woterresistont cover in nursery
prints.