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Evening star., 1949-06-24
francesca Lardone,
IArchbishop-EIeet,
Picks Coat OF Arms

Archb.shop-elect Francesca Lar
done OF Catholic University. re-
Gently named titular archbishop
Of Rhizaeum and apostolic nunc,o
to Haiti and the Dominican Re-
public, today selected his coat OF
arms surmountlng the motto.
"Servire Deo-To Serve God"
His coat of arms differs some
what from the customery hersldic
designs adopted by American pre-
lates because Archbishop-elect
Lardone, a native Of Italy. still
is a member of the Turin diocese.
Simple in design. the coat Of arms
was created by Zello zelli. lay
artist at the Vatican.
1t depicts shield. pierced
with a staff surrounded by q
Greek cross. Three gold stars. rep
resenting the Holy Trinity. and
three silver wings, descriptive of
the faculties of the soul. surnount
the motto.
Low Mass TO BE Held.
Archbishop-elect Lardone will be
consecrated at a low mass in the
National Shrine of the Immacu-
late Conception on the Catholic
University campus at 10 am
Thursday by the Most Rev. Amleto
Giovanni Cicognani. the apostolic
delegate.
The co-consecrators will be the
Most Rev. Patrick A. OBoyle.
Archbishop OF Washington, and
the Most Rev. Egidio Vagnozzi.
apostolic delegate to the Philip
pines.
Serving as chaplains for the
consecrator will be Msgr. Antonio
Samore Of the apostolic delega-
ton, and Msgr. Hubert L. Motry.
dean Of the School of Canon Law,
Catholic University. Assisting
Archbishop OBoyle as chaplains
will be Rev. DR.. James A. Magner.
procurator of the university. and
the very Rev. Ignatius Smith. o.
p. dean Of the school of philoso-
ply.
Chaplains for Archbishop Vag-
nozzi will be the Rev. DR.. Joseph
c. Fenton of the School Of Sacred
Theology and the Rev. DR.. Glenn
ent v. Bastnagel of the school Of
Evening star., 1949-06-24

canon Law. Chapia.ns n attend
anee 10 the archaishop-elec; vii
be the Rev. Dr. Aihsno BaIbo Of S.
RosaiiA's Church. Brooklyn. and
the Rev. Or. Mat:eo J. AnnAieas
rector Of Our Lady Of Joresc
Church. Philadelphia
Msgr. Edward B, Jordan. y1es
rector Of the Catholic University
who vas sponsor for the rew
archbishop when IN 1887 he BE-
come q natgrallzec American citi-
zen. viii serve rs notary and read
the apostolic bull Of appointment
from the holy see
Three masters OF ceremonies will
assist the consecrators. with Asgr
Joseph II. McShea serving the
apostolic delegate. the Rev. Or
William J. Lallou OF Catholic Uni
versity. assisting the archbishop
elect and the Rev. Walter J,
Schmitz, S. s. O. the Theological
College Of Catholic University. BE-
ing assigned 10 the co-eonse-
orators. Archbishops O'Boyle and
Vagnozzi.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Poor Box Thief Seized Near
Church Gets 30 Day Teum

Retr:n4tson came eu&kiy 10
Lawrence Fel:on Hogan. e. wsac
;riec to make Away with 1hs poor
box IN S. PAul's Casssoaae Chusra.
Fifteenth and Y streets NV.
Surprised ss he vas errpsyfng
the box n the church WEDNESDAY
morning. Hogan. coaorec and G.
no fixed address. took 10 his heels.
carrying the box with him.
But outside he VAS spotted ev
the Rev. John y Burns. asSsstar;
pastor. Passing policemen arrest
ed him.
Hogan pleaded guilty In Municl-
Evening star., 1949-06-24
House Passes Bill
For Bolivor Stotue

The House passed and sent 70
the Senate yesterday q bill TO au-
thoriye erection Of a statue Of
Simon Bolivar. South American
liberator. on public property here,
No funds are involved. since the
Venezuelan government would
present the statue.
Evening star., 1949-06-24

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Evening star., 1949-06-24

Arao- cky was @rss caws1ss3 ~
NeegaxIA ~ 1874.
Evening star., 1949-06-24

Consists Of Richardson carbon steel
bait costing rod, hos chrome steel
guides and tip, cork hondle; Ocean
City snooth-eoster control fresh
voter reel
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

tons by Northern Cross and Fer
gusOn Anyways and denied all
other applications for new serv-
ices in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
CAB Authorizes
Wien And Alaska
To Carry Mail

WASHINGTON, P)-The civil
aeronautics board today author
lied more air service in Alaska
by Alaska Airlines and Wien
Alaska AirlineS.
Both were authorized TO carry
mail between Nome and Kotzebue
by way OF Deering and Candle.
Wien was authorized to carry
mail between Kotzebue and Ko-
bulk via Noorvik, Kiana, Selawik
and Shungnak. Also to carry pas
sengers and property between Ko-
buk and Shungnak. Wien was also
authorized to carry persons and
property and mail between Kot-
zebue and Point Hope via NOatak
and Kivalina and between Fair
banks and Barrow via Umiat and
between Barrow, Point Lay and
Wainwright. All authorizations
are for seven years.
The board dismissed appliCa-
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
BUREAU OF MINES LEtSES
BUILDING HERE

The Territorial Bur00u Of Mines
has leased the form" ATG hca p
quarters building o Scc1od ".
near B street. BuIeaI o. min
equipment is now being moved by
Dan Jones who will be ready in
the near future to assist the min
ing men in this district, with their
samples as we'll as perform other
work of experimental nature.
During the time that Nome has
had no assay office it has been
necessary for mining men to send
their samples to Fairbanks or
Juneau which caused consider
able delay and worked a hardship
as the mining season is so short,
as we'll as involving considerable
expense.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

SEATTLE, up - Frozen fish
stocks in United States and Alas
ka totaled 90 million pounds on
June l, the U. S. fish and Wildlife
service reported Thursday. This
was one-fourth larger than the
May l total, and per cent more
than June l, l948.
Among species in storage were
l2,973,000 pounds halibut; 1916
900 cob fillets; 100000 pounds
haddock filets; 4,204,pounds sal
mon and 2,338,OOO pounds sable
fish.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
ANCHORAGE, lRp-City comp.

ANCHORAGE, CPl-City comp
troller Robert Sharpe told a civ
gathering here that Anchorage h
reached the saturation point in
bond issues.
Citing the present assessed
value Of city property at S3O.OO0.-
600, he said:
Until we have retired some OF
the outstanding bonds, or dis
cover a new source Of revenu'.
we are not in a position to issnn
more bonds"
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
Award Seaman
$4,000 Damages

SEATTLE, (P) - A superior
court jury last night awarded
$4,000 to a merchant seaman for
injuries allegedly received aboard
the Rose Knot in an Alaska port.
The verdict was in favor of
John A. Mahoney, SO, against the
Alaska Steamship company. The
jury deliberated four hours.
His attorney contended he suf-
fered a back injury when a piece
of lumber broke under him at
Cordova two years ago. He was a
winch driver at the time. Mahoney
contended he was injured again
in January, l948, when he slipped
on an icy catwalk while moving
cargo at Seldovia.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

SEATTLE, up - Seattle cargo
deadline for Tanana river points
have been moved up eight days to
August Is, Alaska Steamship COM
pany said Thursday. The former
closing date for accepting ship
ments at Pier + was August %.
River conditions caused the
change for protection Of floating
equipment, officials said. The
shipments are taken to Seward by
ship from Seattle, transhipped by
Alaska Railroad to Nenana, then
taken over by river boats.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

KETCIIKAN, (P)-Los Ange,ee
chamber Of commerce preside,
Earl Grover told a civic Clue
luncheon here this week: Ever
one in southern California is g
ing to come to Alaska when 10
gets the money" He was here o.
a cruise of Los Angeles chamb er
members.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
NEWS In BRIEF

Continued from Page One
a report that he will not run again
for President in 1852.
He was informed at his confer
ence that Quick Magazine had
printed such a story, but he would
not be drawn out on it.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
WASHINGTON. LPD-A $1,000

WASHINGTON, lP)-A $7,600,-
600 building program for the
Alaska Communications system
operated by the army won speedy
approval yesterday Of the Senate
armed services committee.
c h irman Tydings D.-MdD,
pointing to map showing the ra-
dio and other networks reaching
out into the Pacific near Soviet
Russia, said a first grade warning
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

KETCHIKAN CP)-A California
scientist has been called to Ketch-
kan to make a study of the red
t.de' which has been apparent in
the waters Of the vicinity recent
".
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
CONGRESS
HIGHLIGHTS
Continued from Page One

make its bill little more like the
TIL law. The big issue now is
what to do in case of strikes that
endanger the national welfare.
The Taft act authorizes injunc-
tons. Some Democrats think seiz-
ure is strong enough, and will
both win votes and keep from an
tagonizing labor.
The House was in adjournment
until Monday. Most activity on
Capitol Hill today centered in va
riouS Senate committees:
Atomic Chairman David E.
Lilienthal of the atomic energy
commission, on the defensive for
weeks during the investigation Of
his management of the Acc, sud-
denly took the offensive.
He said the Acc will ask the
FBI to check an article on atomic
security in this months Nations
Business" LilienthaI indicated he
thinks it may be a violation. Also,
he said, it was inaccurate, reck
less and Irresponsible
The article said. among other
things that the y. s. "should
have about 400 new atomic bombs
now.
eanwhile Senator Hicken-
lOoper R.-Iowa) continued his at
tack on LilienthaI. and said to-
davis session before the Senate
House atomic committee would he
devoted 70 "wastp" in the Aces
oneration
ECA-Senators said TODAY that
economic cooperation administra-
tor Paul Hoffman has won his
fight against a heavy cut in Euro
pean recovery spending. Economy
advocates have been Iugino siib-
stantial reduction-mavbe a bill
lion dollars-in spending for Eu-
rooean recovery
But Yesterday Hoffman pointed
out that his cut would not only
hurt Europe but the u. s. as well
because il will mean less DUR
chaSeys of American cotton. tobac-
co. wheat. butter. lumber and
other commodities at a time when
business is shakv.
The push for 2 big reduction
is all washed up." Senator Robert
son D.-VaD said. Discussions are
before the Senate appropriations
committee.
DP's-A bill that would swing
open the doors Of the United
States to more of Europe's dis
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

An abbreviated naturalization
process was provided in 1912 for
aliens serving in the u. S. armed
forces.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

WASHINGTON. lPD-President
Truman boarded the yacht Will
liamsburg late today for a week
end cruise on the Potomac river
and Chesapeake Bay. He will re-
turn Sunday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

and communications system would
"be vital" in case of an enemy
airplane attack.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Beds

l-e2S.9S Box Spring, twin size,
Sl6.sS
s-s34.s5 Sliding Cots, cretonne
covered pads -----315.oe
$3.50 30-inch Foster Studio
Dfvan an------$35.99
1-s14S.eo Sofa Bed, cotton
tapestry upholstery $500
1-$SS.so, Innerspring Mattress
and Box Spring to match, $34.5e
1-$39.50 Box Spring, double
size ----S1S.S5
l-S24.95 Boudoir Chair SEAS
l-$24.s5 Occasional Chair,
SASS
s-S3s.5e Innerspriny Mat
tresses, twin size ze-$26.5o
I-$34.s0 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size ---$l8.S8
1-s17.s5 Spool Bed, maple nm
ished, twin size ---$1z.SS
I-N7.95 Poster Bed, walnut
finished, double size e-S7.S5
1-S79.5O Englander Duo Bed,
$3.50
2-S19.95 Poster Beds, walnut
finished, twin size
1886 to SASS Bed Pillows,
u price ----s1.s7 to $6.47
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Knit Ussder',ceas'

35-Imperfects Of Sz.ee Cotton
Knit Gowns, famous. name, full
cut style. Slight imperfections.
Tearose and blue in broken sizes,
sl.2s
64-79c Cotton and Rayon
Briefs, fine quality fabric. Fully
cut for comfort. Tearose, broken
3l-Sl.e0 Rayon Vests, ,built-up
style. Tearose, not all sizes, 69c
42-Imperfects Of Sl.s5 Famous
Name Rayon Gowns, tailored
style, full cut. Slight imperfect
tions. Assorted colors, not all
22e-Imperfects Of slice Famous
Name Rayon Undies, run-proof.
Panty, brief and vest styles in
cluded. Tearose and white. Not
all sizes Observation-Disclosures
S3-$1.35 Lace Trimmed Undies,
panty and vests included. Soiled,
broken sizes -----3 for $1.0e
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Democrats Pushing
For Early Action on
Initiation Controls
by the Assoeiossd Press

Democrats pushed for speedy Sen
ate action today on the first part of
President Truman's anti-infiation
program.
Curiously, this part was q tenn
porary seven-month extension Of
the voluntary controls" set up by
the recent Republican-led S0th Con-
sress for ALLEGATION Of scarce steel
and other commodities.
Republicans lost the fitst round of
the argument over controls when
the Senate Banking Committee de-
feated, 8 to 2, move to extend the
voluntary allocations for IS instead
of 7 months.
The Republicans frankly admitted
they hoped this would lessen sup
port for the mandatory powers"
Mr.. Truman has promised to ask
later from the new Democratic
controlled Congress.
All eight Democrats on the COM
mittee lined up together, while only
two of the five Republicans were
present. With this decided, the
committee voted unanimously to
send the seven-months bill on to
the Senate.
Chairman Maybank pointed out
this was not . test In favor Of
mandatory controls, but merely held
the door open until the Presidents
anti-inhation requests have been
presented. Senator Maybank sought
a Senate vote today on the tempo
rary extender. The authority ex-
pires March / unless extended.
Administration leaders will come
before the Senate Banking Com
mittee tomorrow to ask 4 2s-month
extension of the present broad Gov
eminent authority to control ex-
ports. This power is due to expire
February %.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Upholstery

1 pr.-$32.95 Custom made Da-
mask Draperies, fully lined, light
rose color, 3 yards long --$21.5e
36-s6.sS Rayon Marquette
Priscilla Curtains, soft ivory
shade, 81 inches long $3.Ss
200-3Sc Short Curtain Strips
and Ends -19c
go pr-S5.95 Damask Draperies,
wine, az yards long ---$ $4.Ss
3-$27.S5 Embroidered Rayon
Satin Bedspreads, 2 single and
/ double sizes, floor samples,
Sl7.s5
2-$15.S5 Rayon Satin Vanity
Skirts, embroidered design, rose
color OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $S.4S
1-S1o.S5 Rayon Satin Vanity
Skirt, green $3.50
3o-ss.ss to $s.ss Cretonne Slip
covers for assorted chair styles,
S3.SS
15-s12.ss TO s1s.ss Cretonne
Slipcovers for assorted sofa
styles --$6.SS
2$24.s5 Mahogany Veneer
Cedar Chest, 4e1z -inches long,
$l9.S8
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Stationery

1>-el.SS Metal Frames, fold
color, easel back, Sxlo ------5Ss
13-S3.ee Cigarette Bsx, two
ash trays, pure milk glass, 81 90
1e-Sl.oe Boxed Candies, odd
lots, 10" long --7se
se-SlAe Jewel Tsne Coasters,
acetate holder, Q to box ----7sc
4S-3l.es Air Spun Paper, 100
sheets, 50 envelopes ----sSc
40-2Sc Bottles Of Ink, 4-ox.
saze -----------------
12-$1.aS Doilies, white, l0xls
and 17xl7. ia to box
ls-School Bass, slightly dam
aged ------------------H price
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. Claude L. Pickens, jr., Of
133 Webster street NV, who
observed their 50th wedding
anniversary yesterday. Mr..
Pickens, n, who formerly
worked at Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase Dairy and later,
until his retirement, was book
keeper and treasurer of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Rock
Creek parish, and Mrs. Pickens
have four children and ten
grandchildren.
Harris Il Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Handbags

a-s17.5O Calfskin Bags s1o.so*
2S-$3.00 Handbags -$2.00*
$500 Pocket Secretaries, 81 90
$500 TO $500 Women's
Belts $1.0O
1-$7.50 Brown Alligator Grain
bllI0i0 $S.00~
-$10.50 Handbags 1870
2S-$7.95 and $10.50 Evening
Bags S4.9S*
1S-s7.s5 Bleck Calfskin Bags,
S4.8Ss
1855 Alligator Grained
Brown Cslfskin Bag ---$4.SS"
*Plus 20% tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
GIOres

GIOCes
$3.50 to $S.5e 4.Button and
Shortie Styles, doeskin, black,
hand-sewn. Sizes 8 to ~, S1.ss
41-S2.ss to Ss.es Rayon Eve
ming Gloves, white and pastel
colors. Sizes s to 7 In group,
31.19
1lo-66c to 7Sc AN-Wool Mitts.
Bright colors and brown with
leather palms -SSc
-S3.S0 and $500 Black Eyeninx
Gloves, sizes 61lz and 7, u price,
Sl.7s and S2.5e
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27

Ssc Cottons with scalloped edges,
Swiss rayons with corded bor-
ders and Dolly Warden types.
3 for slice
Irregs. Of 45c Girl Scout Hand.
kerchiefs, authentic designs on
cotton, lie each--1e for S1.os
Irress. Of S1.oo Handkerchief
for Men, Swiss sheer cottonS
with corded borders or woven
colors ----SSc
Irregs Of 5Sc Handkerchief for
Men, colored woven border, cot
tons, 1Sc each----6 for $1.0e
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
NecksUear

Irregs. Of s2.ss to S5.s5 Biouses,
rayon crepes, short and long
sleeves, high and 1ewelry neck
lines. White and colors. Sizes
80 to 36 ----------t1.5S 30
Irreg. Scarfs, all silk. square
and long shapes. mostly plain
colors -$1.00
l-BOucle Pullover Sweater, cap
sleeves, black, small size $l.0e
@SS.95 Wool Stokes, hand
loomed with contrasting color
stripes ------------------$3.SS
$3.50 and S3.9s Coat
Sweaters, broken sizes, assorted
colors ----319S
Evening star., 1949-01-27
TOiIetries

5Sc Famous Make Cosmetics in
cluding face powder, lipsticks,
rouge. Quantities limited,
. for 55cs
1s-$5.ss to S10.9s Dresser Sets,
3-pc., nylon bristles, assorted
$3.50 Kiddie Casteile Soap,
19c
72-75c Woodbury. Cold Cream
and Face Powder --49c*
1S-1s blue Jay" Corn Pads,
10c
144-4sc Bathasweet Pine and
Garden Bouquet ----25cs
24-$1.oo Mems Clothes Brushes,
39c
1s-1sc Paper Napkins, 80 to
1880 Miniature Brush and
Comb Kits, upper ase---3sc
ss-$s.ss Home Hair Clipper
CCbS -SAsoO
12-$1.50 Toilet Water, famous
make -50 Soc"
144-49c "Tatt0o" Lipstick, met
al case 19c"
18-$1.00 "Daw Sonata" Cream
DipiIatOry --29c*
4+$1 Us Daw Sonata" Cream
Dipilatory ---4Sc'
19-$1.00 Kathryn" Hormone
Cream 25c%
6-$1.Oe Powder Mits, assorted
odors lOc$
24-75e Atomizer Tops for per-
susne bottles -- 10c%
Plus 20eo tar
nn's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Ssconds OF sl.SS
Toilored
Lace Curtains
$l.l9 pr.

A, fine variety of styles,
from o famous curtain
manufacturer. Take ad-
vantage of this low price,
have fresh curtains at
all your windows!
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Books

$500 England by Ronald
Carton. 80 plates in color. $1.00
I$S.9S illustrated Magic" by
Attokar Fischer -.$l $l.SS
$500 Encyclopedia Of Music
and Musicians $500
40-S1.25 Garden Calendar for
1S49, Illustrated -- Soc
$1,000 "The Cultivated Conf
fers" by l.. H. Bailey $500
1-$6.S5 Birds Of America" by
John James Audubon $3.49
$3.50 Sketchbook-A Book
for Every Horse Lover, by C. w.
Anderson $1.75
xann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1949-01-27
CLEARAN CES,F
Rags

1-ss3.Se Ross-fgured Wilton,
soiled, exS-ft. ----SzS.O8
1-S123.ee Rose-ihsured Wilton,
soiled, sxl2-ft. -----S4s.oe
1-$7s.S5 Wine figured Velvet,
oxl1.rt. -------------$S4.00
1-$So.S0 Rose figured Axmin-
ster, 6.9xl2-ft. ----$65.o0
1-S113.2S Gray-hgured Wilton,
soiled, 9x7.3-ft. ----$5S.ee
1-S49.S5 Tan Floral Administer,
9x7.7-ft. ---.---$2S.oo
1-$s7.6o Rose beige Figured
Administer, 9x8-ft. --S57.oo
2-$73.S0 Green Mottled Ak
ministers, 9x10-ft. ----$57.ee
I-$113.50 Gray Floral Axmin-
ster. 9x11-ft. .--$SS.e0
1-$1l3.5o Green Twist, sxlo-ft.,
SsS.ee
1-Sss.s5 Tan FIoral Axmin-
ster, ex9-ft. -----$3S.oe
1-S4k.S0 Wine Floral Amin.
Ster, 0x8-ft. $500
1-$s3.2e Wine Scroll design
Administer, 9xS.2-ft. --$71.oe
1-$ss.l3 Gray Twist, 4.3x12-ft.,
s2s.ss
1-Sse.eS Tan Floral Administer,
ox1l-ft. $3.50
/. I-Sl15.5e Green figured Wilton,
sxs-ft. $500
1SSS.s5 Green BroadIoom,
plain, 9x9-ft. ---$6S.ee
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Edwin Kelsey Dies

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. n lR.-
Edwin o. Kelsey, "A, . West Coast
newspaperman for half q century
and longtime member OF the San
Francisco Chronicle staff, died last
night.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Linens

se--Sheets, 12s type, s3x1os".
S2.1s
72-sheets, double bed size,
S1x10S" -S2.39
54-Seconds Of S2.4S Truth
Sheets, 72xl08"- -$2.0S
60-Seconds Of $2.7S Truth
Sheets. 72x108"- 8"----S2.3S
lS0-Seconds Of 6oc Truth
Pillow Gases, 45x36"- SIC
$3.50 Cannon Hand Towels,
1sc
60-S1.00 Dresser Scarfs and
3-Pc. Vanity Sets ---ea. 59c
12o-50c Heavyweight Place
Mats --------------------1Sc
60-Seconds of S1.s5 Galloway
Solid Color Towels -$1.29
36-Seconds of Sl.00 Galloway
Hand Towels --59c
24-$2.S5 Scranton Lace Table
Cloths, 60x80"- $2.29
31-$s.S5 Scranton Lace Table
Cloths, 70x90" "----$3.2s
60-79c and $1.25 Scranton
Lace Dresser Scarfs. 36"--59c
S8-$2.69 Cannon Kitchen Sets,
7-piece e-$1.4s
36-Seconds of $S.95 Cotton b
Rayon Table Cloths, 54"- -$2.95
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Je,celry

1-s7.so Necklace and Bracelet
Set, aqua and gold color $500
1855 Compact, gold color, as
1$lS.eS Sterling Silver Com
pects SS.S5
.1-$l2.Se Simulated Pearl and
Rhinestone Bracelet ----$5.00*
1-S5 90 Simulated Raroque
Pearl Necklace, 2.strand $2.9S*
$500 Gold Filled Lockets and
1-s3.eo and S4.eo Aqua and
Simulated Pearl Pins ---H.29%
Ss-Sl.s5 to $500 Jewslry, $780,
Plus 20E tar.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Luggage

1855 Overnight Gases, l5",
s5.sS
s-Ss.sS Overnight Gases, 1s",
e5.sS
3-s8.s5 Week End Cases, a..
$5.95
1885 Weekend Case, dam
aged
2-&9.S5 Weekend Cases, dam
l-S13.7S Week End Case, dam
aged --$5.se
1-S13.75 Weekend Case, let
0cfcQ -------- --$OsVV
1-S1S.s5 Pullman Case, dam
&geo $S.VV
All Prices PIas SOS TaS
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
SOiIed Blankets

s-$le.s5 AH-Wool Blankets,
sox90" $1e.s9
S-S17.9S All-Wooi Blankets.
4-Ss.S5 ALI Wool Blankets,
72x90" $3.50
-$ls.S5 All-Wooi Blankets,
66xs0". white only ---$s.SS
"s7.Ss An Wool Blankets.
7zxS4" $3.50
7-s1e.ss Blankets, 75% wool.
25% cotton, 72xs4" $3.50
-$4.s5 Blankets, s5% cotton,
50 wool, 72x84" --- $3.50
4-S12.Se Chatham Au-Wsol
Blankets, 72xs0" ---$9.s9
Is13.S5 All-wooi North Star
Blankets, white, size 72x90",
sls.ss
-s7.ss Blankets, ss% rayon.
1870 wool, 72x90" $3.50
7-s2.50 White Cotton Blan-
kets, 80x90" --3l.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27

12-$1e.s5 TO $500 Snow Suits s----$l4.ss
$3.50 Ski Pant Snsw Suits s-----$e.ss
18-$16.95 csst Sets fsr Girls $500
2o-$zS.oo csst end cest $z2.ss
zs-$4ss ksyen Dresses. posels woshobs- ------$3.SS
2i-$3ss Cotton Dresses
1o-$7.ss end $3.50 Girls Dresses
$3.50 In-Bstwssn Girls Dresses
lo-$s.ss Girls Jumps's
$3.50 Needed Jseksts-
$3.50 Wsel PIsid SKINS
$500 csttsa Beseen Rebe. ebe.s,.oo
2o-$s.ss Red Pisid Rsnesps. ps.Ss.oo
1855 Corduroy SIaeks-
2o-$4.ss end $3.50 White Dotted Swiss nrsssss 1897
S-$7.ss White Dresses
2o-$2.ss Fsk Hsss
4o-$2.ss end $500 csrdissn Swsotsrs-
KAnns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Handkerchief

Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Women's $6.sS to $79s
STYLE.ARcH
SHOES
$3.50 ".

Black kid, genuine lizard
calf and suede and brown
calf, kid and lizard. Sizes
4 to 10.
. 1o6 prs. $3.50 end
$6 childrsn's Feet
Tenik Shsss > $3.50
o 81 prs. $6.s5 end
$7.s5 Tssnsrs Shoes.
$3.50
. III pss. $7.95 70
Sfo.s5 kstuselises
Shsss 1880
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-27

SpseisI Purchase $3.50 Twin Swsstsr
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