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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
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Washington (LPA) - Factory
workers were just about holding
their own as far as purchasing
power goes between mid-April and
mid-May, despite the management
propaganda that the cost of living
is dropping fast.
Figures made public last week
end by the Bureau of Labor Stats
tics of the Labor Dept. show:
The consumers price index de-
clined only three-tenths of one per
cent between mid-April and mid
May.
Rents rose one-tenth of one per
cent in that month.
Fuels, house furnishing and ap-
parel all cost a little bit less in
mid-May than in mid-April.
Food prices declined little.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
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THIS BUSINESS 4 "a
By MARY MOORE e. Hulf1I

have good points and both some
bad ones?
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The first woman in history to hold
the job of Treasurer Of the United
States is Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark,
democratic committee woman from
Kansas. Mrs. Clark, an ex-actress
who switched from the footlights
to banking and politics was APP
pointed by President Truman to
the $4,000 a year treasurer's post.
Mrs Clark will succeed the late
w. A. Julian who was recently kill
ed in an automobile crash.
After ten years playing in stock
companies all over the u. S. in
1884 Mrs. Clark went back to Kan
sas to become assistant cashier of
a bank of which four years later.
she became president.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
PILOTS JOBS OFF

Washington (LPA)-Technolog-
ical advances in planes used for
civil air transportation have SER
iously reduced job opportunities ac-
cording to David l.. Behncke, pre-
sident of the Air Lines Pilots AS
sociation. Promotions have "vir-
tually ceased" Behncke said. He
called for a general reduction of
flying hours per individual, and
reorganization of working condi-
tions.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
GOVT TAKES OVER

Mexico City (LPA)-Because of
their ineffciency and poor services
in this country, the Secretariate of
Communications will take over the
operations of Western Union, it
has been announced. Recently, in
the US, the Western Union Divis-
ion of the Commercial Telegraph
ers-AFL, asked the government to
do the same because of the COM
pany's bad service.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
BACK SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION

Washington (LPA) = Appearing
to back a bill which would auth
orize $5,000,000 program to help
areas plant a school construction
program were AFL Legislative
Representative Lewis Hines, AS
sistant Director of Education &
Research George Guernsey of CIO,
and Selma Borchardt, legislative
representative of the American
Federation of Teachers-AFL. All
supported the measure now pend
ing before the Senate Labor Com
mittee.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
Building Employment
Shows Sharp Increase

Washington, D. C.-Construction
contractors had over 2 million en-
ployees at work in mid May, ac-
cording to preliminary estimates
of the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
U. S. Department of Labor.
This is an increase of $4,000 over
the revised April estimate, but was
$4,000 under the May 1948 figure.
For the first time in almost years
contract construction employment
failed to show a gain when com
pared with the same month in the
year before.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
GLAMOR


Have you heard about the "Vary-
cite" blouse that you can fix SO
different ways?
This intriguing basic blouse is
fashioned with two revers instead
of a collar. These revers can be
folded, tied, rolled up in rolls for
IA high neck line, wound around
choker necklaces and twisted and
turned every which way to achieve
everything from a high collar for a
sports suit to an ultra feminine
drape to be worn With an evening
length skirt for a dinner party.
These blouses come in a wash
able rayon crepe in five colors,
white, navy, pink, turquoise and
champagne at a very reasonable
price. With each blouse comes a
booklet illustrating the Sc ways
you can vary the neckline.
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The very, very short haircut, so
popular for summer is called the
French scissors cut" because it's
done with exclusive curved blade
shears which will taper your hair
into graduated layers Of waves and
curls that will keep their "set". If
your hair is windblown, a flash of
your comb will make your pretty
ringlets spring back into place.
This cut is guaranteed to keep
your tresses easily in place during
the hot, humid months ahead.
:. :. !.
Dark sheers are the perfect an
swer on how to keep cool, comfort
able and chic while the thermo-
meteor sizzles. The little black
dress, without which no wardrobe
is ever complete, is with US again,
but in lovely chiffon, for both day
time and evening wear. Navy blue
sheer comes second in preference
to black, and brown sheers are
lovely too.
Many of the new sheer crepes de-
signed for all-purpose wear have
extra sheer panels of chiffon from
the sides or just in back. In fact,
panels have caught on so fast, that
they are likely to be done to death
before the fall season is launched.
Some dark sheers are sleeveless,
out they usually have their own
small jacket or bofero.
Sheer doesn't necessarily mean
'diaphanous", it Just means thin
and thinner.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
HAVE YOU HEARD {? !? ?.

Two diplomatic plums have been
picked off by women Democrats
who are said to be as fully quail
fled for the job as many of our
male ambassadors assigned to
posts abroad.
President Truman has appointed
Mrs. Perle Mesta, an intimate
friend Of the Truman family, a
shrewd business woman and Wash
ington hostess to the post of minis
ter to Luxembourg.
And Mrs. Eugene Anderson, of
Red Wing, Minnesota has been
handed the assignment of ambass-
ador in Copenhagen. Mrs. Ander-
son is not well known TO the Pres
ident, but the assignment repre-
sents his thanks to women voters
and recognition Of the hard-driving
women's division Of the Democratic
National Committee. She was re-
commended by Mrs. India Edwards,
head Of the division, for her COM
petence.
Mrs. Mesta proved an excellent
money-raiser and organizer in her
work with the national committee,
and she was fearless about point
ing out to people who profted from
the Truman administration that
loyalty is two-way street.
Women in politics are better re-
ceived if they have made ties in
the fields of education, child well
fare and similar activities, and they
over men in government, they must
operate on higher level than men. |
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30
WHAT'S COOKIN'?

Honeydew MELONS are coming
into market again and it's a good
idea to know how to pick them. A
honeydew is whitish green which
changes to creamy yellow when
fully ripe. Usually the area around
the blossom end yields to slight
pressure when ripe. Ripe honey
dews have a pleasant odor, too.
Avoid buying them when they
have bruises or are shaped irregu-
larly. Also watch prices of honey
dews for they are not always econ
omical. L. S. home economists give
honeydews their stamp of approval
because of their long keeping quail
tiles.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30

June, with its graduations, we'd
dings, showers and parties in gen.
eral calls for cooling drinks, and
what is a party without punch?
A wedding punch is made as fol-
lows: Make a simple syrup by boil
ing 3 cups of sugar with cups of
water for Z minutes. Make tea in
fusion by pouring 3 cups boiling
water over Il cup, tea leaves.
Strain and cool. Combine cups
orange juice, cup lemon juice, 3
cups pineapple juice with the syrup
and tea. Chill. When ready to serve
pour over ice in punchbowl and add
IL qts. gingerale or champagne.
Garnish with orange slices, cherr-
les and mint leaves.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30

Some of the best fruit buys on
summer markets are canned. Can
ned peaches, canned mixed fruits,
chiefly fruit cocktail, and canned
apricots all promise to be reason
able in price because of large sup
plies on hand. Canned peaches are
one Of the most reasonably priced
canned fruits you can buy.
Many an attractive dessert or
salad may be made by combining
chilled canned fruits with fresh
fruit in season.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-30

Cherished recipes of Maryland's
Eastern Shore, family secrets for
years have come to light in a new
cook book called "a Cooks Tour Of
the Eastern Shore of Maryland"
1t was inspired by group of ma
tive women who wanted to raise
money for a memorial hospital in
their area. There are many rare
recipes for seafood and game and
for curing ham and bacon, country
style, not to mention Southern
breads, and the favorite spoon
bread
Evening star., 1949-10-06
TOiIetrieS

Sl.e0 e. $2.55 Houbigant lilac
Time" Bath Fragrance. Dis
continued package, limited
quantity bath powder and CO.
lognes -.5 Soc to S1.25"
144-S1.00 Wrisley Floral Co
logne with atomizer, assorted
fragranceS ---------- 79c
100 Rolls-s1.2s Toilet Tissue,
650-sheet rolls, assorted makes,
white only SC roll
4-s1.19 Williams Mems Sets
for use with electric razor,
soiled 6Sc%
24-$1.00 Lusta Foame Cream
Shampoo with lanolin ---- 49c
CSC Bulk Soap, assorted types,
cold cream, CASTLE and butter
milk, assorted colors,
39c doz., 2/75c
Lucite Dressing Combs, assorted
colors and styles -----10c
s0-$2.50 Compact Kits, contain
lipstick case and compacts IN
rayon or faille case --$1.1S
f0% tar
72-79c Clothes Brushes, nylon
bristle with red plastic back,
49c
Plus so% taz
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Bedroom
Furniture

2-s24.s5 Box Springs, twin
size ..-.-,...- 49, $l3.SS
1-s24.95 Box Spring, double
size -. s1s.SS
2-s2s.s5 Innersprins Mattress
e., double size - $18.6
1-$24.s5 Innerspring Mattress,
double size -..- $14.99
1-$39.5o' 'E nglander" Box
Spring, twin size $l9.75
1-S39.5o Box Spring, double
size ~---------------S1S.75
1-$44.50 simmons" 3ox
Spring, twin size
1-$39.5o foster" Mattress,
twin size $25.9S
1-$4s.5o "Foster" Mattress,
twin nsize-.-----$32.SS
l-S39.50 "Simmons" BOX
Spring, double size -----. $24.50
1-$39.5o Modern Upholstered
Chair, arm style, soiled- $16.99
1-S14.S5 "Sim m ons" Coil
Spring, twin size ---$9.9e
1-$14.95 Rocking Chair, up
holstered seat and back $7.99
1-S15.95 Cotton Mattress, twin
size $7.77
1-S129.5O "Simmons" Beauty
Rest Sofa Bed, floor sample,
$500
-$l5.95 Hollywood Head
boards with legs, simulated
leather, twin size, canary color,
soiled, ---------$7.S9
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
FUR COAT SPECIALS!
Linens. DO,,,eStics

l Lot Soiled Sheets, Cases,
Mattress Covers and other bed
wear -.- 39c to $1.99
24-$2.4S Tablecloths, imported
linen damask, 54x54 --- $1.89
50-S4.95 Bedspreads, cotton
jacquard, twin and double sizes,
$3.50
10-S14.95 Tabiecloths, i'm
ported double damask linen,
70x88 ------- $3.50
800 Sec. Of Soc Rayon Doilies,
Napkins, 10x14 and 12x18 size,
ecru or cream ea. a0c
100-$1.00 Scarfs, ribbon and
lace trims, So or IS n. long 49c
50-$1.00 Vanity Sets, ribbon,
lace trim, 3-pc.----49c
80 Sec. Of $5.95 Scranton Lace
Tablecloths, 72x90 $3.29
1$15.95 Chinese Cutwork Ia
bic Sets, 64x84 cloth, 8 napkins,
samples -------------- $10.49
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Notions

10O-Comb Sets, assorted styles,
5 to pkg. 29c
e$1.95 Sewing Boxes, cretonne
covered, soiled a---.$1.O0
50-s1Q0 Chair Pad Sets, wash
able, blue, red --S S9c
1850 UpIift Bras, broken sizes,
black, soiled --,---- 10c
$1.5s Girdles, two-way stretch.
25-S2.95 Sport or Bedtime
Shoes, famous make --- Sc
59c to 79c Plastic Lamp Shade
Covers, assorted sizes 29c to 39c
l8-S1.O0 Silver Polishing Mitts,
Soc
15-$1.O0 Skirt Markers, DAM
ageQ -------------- S0O
38-S1.00 Plastic Shoe Bags, r.
pocket ----69c CSC
40-$1.00-$1.95 Plastic Garment
Bags, damaged -----3 35c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
HOSIERY

1915 heer Nylons, assorted
weights, broken sizes, colors, as
156-Misses', Children's 29c-39c
Ankle Socks, cotton, broken
sizes, colors, some soiled 10c
11S-S1.50 Dress Sheer Nylons,
45-gauge, broken sizes. disc.
3oo-Irregs.. Of $1.s5 Runproof
NyIons, good colors. sizes $1.19
2S1-Irregs. Of Sl.15 Run Resist
Nylons, No Seams, Is denier.
good colors, sizes 81z-101a, CSC
50 prx-Children's soc Knee
Socks, cotton, turnover tops. as
sorted colors, sizes Z to 9h
4 for $1.00
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Electrical
Appliances

1-$19.95 Hand Cleaner 1895
.3-S20.95 Famous Make Toast
erS S12.95
1-S24.95 Chrome Automatic
Coffee Brewer ----S9.95
1$10.95 Twin Waffle Irons,
S8.88
1-Sl2.95 Electric Iron, demon
Strator S7.95
1S10.95 Electric Broilers $7.95
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
handkerchief

Women's Soc Hankies, pastel
Image, contrasting colored en-
broidery, scalloped edge 39c
Irregs. Of Mems 500 Irish Linens,
hemstitched hens, some ini-
tailed --- 29c
6-Kiddies' Novelty Boxes with
three handkerchiefs 39c
Irregs. Of Women's Csc Hankies,
pastels, shadow prints, large
size flower and stripe designs,
13c
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
RECONDITIONED WASHERS
Girls Wear

+Pre-Tsen s7.ss Cotton
DtCC0CS SO.VU
25-$2.29 Elastic Waist Cotton
ChA 10 oOS
30-$3.S9 All-Wool Cardigans,
S2.66
1S-Pre-Teen Sz2.95 Tweed
Coats, lightweight --$1s.00
12-$1.99 White BIouses SOC
25-s1.29 Cotton Shorts, pastels.
69c
30-$4.99 Cotton Dresses S2.3!
6$2.99 Gym Suits, sizes 8 and
10 $1.00
Pre- Teen S12.95 Rayon Dress,
$500
35-Pre-Teen and Girls S2.29 to
$3.50 Dresses and Pinafores.
$1.59
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
H0ndbuqS

12-Men's $5 to $1,000 Leather
BiIlfoIds S2.50*
1a - Women's $500 Leather
Billfolds ---. -- $780,
$500 Brown Cowhide Hand
bags. as is $3.50"
5-S5.95 Corde Handbags, black
or brown - -------- : S2.S9*
S-s12.50 and $500 Suede or
Leather Handbags, black or
brown S10.50*
4-S7.95 Suede Cloth Handbags,
black or brown - S3.S5"
1e-Rayon Faille Bags, black,
brown or navy - -, $S.S5'
Plus 20T Tar
Kann'S-Street Floor
Luggage
6-S13.75 Train and Overnight
Cases S8.SS
3-s15.95 Hat and Shoe Boxes,
s9.77
3-S12.95 Pullman Cases $3.50
@S28.00 Pullmans with Trays,
S1S.99
2ss4.oos s2-suiters for Men,
1-S26.50 Wardrobe Case S16.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Stationery

18-$5.95 Under Arm Brief
Cases, split cowhide, 16-in. Zip
per type, brown ---- $685.
60-15c Crayons, IL colors to
box 2 boxes 15c
29-10c Dip-N-Rite Plastic Pens,
assorted colors sc
60-59c Stationery, Monarch
size, 70 sheets to box, open
stock -----..- 39c
2s-2sc Package Envelopes,
2 pkgs. Csc
12-$1. 90 Metal Brackets, to hold
clay flower pots, white, red OF
gold-celor -----...-- -- 59c
10-$l.98 Trader Card Albums,
simulated leather, assorted COL
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Duutj,s,e Dresses

100-$2.59 House Dresses, 90
square percale, zip fronts, 49,
So ----$ $1.59
1850 Brunch Coats, wrap
around style ----- $2.5S
1O0-S2.99 to $5.95 Cotton
Dresses, broken sizes -- 1.59
25-Children's $3.50 and $4.95
Dresses sou
10-S3.98 Six-Way Dresses, sizes
14-18 -. $1.59
25-$1.99 House Dresses, Zip
pered, size IA $1.00
15-S5.95 Sheer Cotton Dresses,
sizes 1882 $1.59
10-$5.95 Brunch Coats, misses
sizes $2.5S
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Knit Underwear

6jImperfects of $5.95 Nylon
Slips, tailored, white, broken
sizes, soiled S2.39
55-Imperfects of S1.95 Rayon
Gowns, tailored, assorted colors,
ST. NJ, l.. sizes 79c
32-ymperfects Of S3.95 Nylon
Petticoats, tailored, white. bro
ken sizes, soiled S1.69
63 Imperfects Of Soc Rayon
Briefs, Hollywood, elastic leg
band, broken sizes, colors 19c
2l5-S2.50 Rayon Jersey Slips,
tailored, disc. style, assorted
colors, reg. sizes -- $1.SS
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Major Appliances

1-S22s.50 "a" Sink with STAIN
less steel top ----$179.S5
1-S119.95 AZ" Sink with porce-
lain top $3.50
1-$184.75 Famous Make Elec-
tric Range e.-$159.O
2-S119.50 Apartment Size Gas
Ranges. Fully equipped $3.50
l-$376.50 De Luxe Chambers
Gas. Range ---$33 $339.5O
1-S172.75 Electric Water Heat.
er, 64-gallon ---$1 $144.95
I-S229.00 6 Cubic Foot Deep
Freeze - $l74.5O
36 Cubic Foot Reconditioned
Refrigerat0rs ---. $3.50
1-S164.50 Apt. Size Electric
Ranger -----$139.50
1-S59.50 Duo Therin Space
Heater $39.75
Kann s-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Radio. TeleUisiOis

2S279.95 General Electric Ia.
bic Model TeIevision Receivers,
mahogany veneers on hard
wood, daylight tube $4,000
1-S299. .95 Emerson Table Model
Television Receivers, mahogany
veneers on hardwood. Long dis
tance receiver - S229.O0
1-S399.95 Admiral Television
Receiver, radio phonograph
combination. 3-speed record
player, walnut veneers on hard
wood d---------$295.00
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Rugs

1-SS7.00 Floral Administer, 9x12,
floor sample - = $3S.S5
1-S111.00 Floral Administer, Ok
IL, floor sample ----. $5S.S5
IS Yds. $5.95 Twist Weave
Carpet, 27-in. = yd., $2.ss
100-Yds. Sec. Of $S.95 Beige
Broadloom, 12-ft. width, 50. yd.,
$4.s9
Sec. Of $500 Floral Axmin-
ster, beige, Okla ----. $29.SS
1$59.95 Floral Administers,
8.3x10.6 = -. --- :. $S4.SS
65-Yds. Remnants $4.95 to
$6.95 Administer and Wilton
Carpet, ~" - -, $2.95
l-s37.oo Grey Floral Axmin-
ster, unbound, 12x4 .$11.95
1-$149.50 Wilton Oriental Pat
tern, 9x12 ------ $1,000
4o-Sec. Of $10.S5 Loop Pile
Shag Rugs, 36x60 .----- $3.50
10O-$1.oe Reversible Rag Rugs,
24x45 -------------- Soc
L$ls.s5 Oval Wool Rugs, 3x5,
1856
l$22.s5 Oval Wool Rugs, 4x6,
$5.ss
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06

SiIve1'acare

g. SIT Silver-Plated Table
ware Sets. service for 8.
Scratched S5.98
$500 to $3.50 Silverware
Chests. Flannel lining. Tar
nishproof. Scratched -$2.9S
S-$1.98 aluminium Serving
Trays. Scratched 59c
24-S1.25 Crystal and Sterling
Coasters, as is 1880. .- 89c
Plus Tax
5S6.98 Aluminium 3-Compart-
ment Vegetable and Meat Plat
ters. Scratched $3.49
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
SpOrtSaceaf'

S2-Misses' $3.50 Rayon Blouses,
white. pastels S2.99
5Juniors' $12.95 Cordurty
Jackets $500
9-Misses' $10.95 Rayon Jackets.
red or royal - $500
1-Sl0.95 Rayon Slack Suit,
size IL, green $500
2H.95 Rayon Pedal Pushers,
size II, royal $500
SI,99 to $5.95 Cotton Halters,
Shorts, Blouses, Cotton Skirts,
Swim Suits, sizes 1912 ca. Soc
7-$3.50 Blue Jeans, size II S2.50
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Nursery
Furniture

1-s39.50 "Storkline" Crib, white
enamel, soiled 1-- $24.SS
1-s29.5o "Kroll" Crib. maple
finish, sQiled 1880 - S19.95
1-ss2.5o "Krolr Crib, wax
birch finish, damaged - s19.95
1-S32.50 "Kroll" Crib, maple-s
finish, damaged S19.S5
1-S17.95 Play Yard, soiled,
sl0.s5
1-s1s.s5 Play Yard, damaged,
$8.99
1-s1o.s5 Play Yard, marred,
$3.50
1-ss7.5o Youth Bed, - maple
finish. SCARED $24.95
AS7.2S Strollers with Bags,
marred --.----. ~-- $4.8S
$3.50 Strollers with Bags,
SCARED ----------$ $3.SS
1-s37.5o "Kron" Carriage, blue.
1-s2s.50 Haywood" Folding
Park Stroller, 'as is -----$ $19.S5
1-S24.95 welsh" Hooded Stroll
Ter, blue, as is : $14.99
1-S29.50 'tWelsh" Folding Car
riage, marred = Sass
1-S9.95 Stroller, SCARED, $3.50
I-S14.95 High Chair, wax birch,
SCARED - $3.50
1-$11.95 High Chair. wax birch,
SCARED - $3.50
1-$1375 Bathinette, soiled,
$3.50
5-$3.75 Carriage Pads, soiled,
$1.88
@$3.95 Carriage Pads, soiled,
$1.88
1-$2.49 Costumer ------ $1.00
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Lingerie

s1.95 and $2.95 Lingerie and
Gowns, cotton batiste or seer
sucker. Pajamas, cotton batiste.
Misses broken sizes S1.29
20-$3.95 Rayon Slips, lace
trimmed, soiled. broken sizes,
$500
$1.69 Cotton Slips, trimmed,
broken sizes ----- $1.OO
$6.95 Terry Cloth Robes, white,
broken sizes :. -$4.99
Misses $3.95 and S5.95 Cotton
Housecoats, wrap or zip style,
broken sizes -------..$2 $2.59
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Imprinted
Furniture

W. SVSSVSo ~
1-S22.50 Credenzs Chest, knot
ty pine, as is $14.99
2$16.95 Chests. A. drawer,
SCARED 1898
I-$13.95 Chest, 3-drawer,
marred S7.98
1855 Record Cabinet, soiled,
$4.99
1-s5.s5 Credenza 3-shelf Book
case, as is ------- 1888
1-$3.49 End Sectional Book
case, soiled ----------S SLIT
1-Ss.95 Bookcase, 3-shelf, dam
aged -. ----- $500 - $4.9S
1-S15.95 Breakfront Bookcase,
clear pine, as is --- $3.50
@S7.95 Bookcases, 3-shelf, 24x
46", as Is --- $3.99
1-$s.s5 Bookcase, 3-shelf, 3ox
&c., damaged A.98
1-$15.95 Chest, 5-drawer, as is,
$3.50
1-$1s.95 Chest, 6-drawer, $10.SS
1-$19.95 Chest. 5-drawer, as is,
$10.8S
1-$l2.95 Bookcase, 3 shelves,
partitioned -.--. $7.A
1-$11.95 Bookcase, 3-shelf, BOX
49,, damaged ed--~ $3.50
1-$10.45 Bookcase, 3-shelf. PAX
3 49,, damaged -- $3.50
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Infants Wear
fodder Girls $4.99 Celanese
Jersey Suits, 3-pc., sizes 2 to
3x - 1888
sl.2s and ,l.4s Novelty Wool
$3.50 Novelty Wool Dolls -S1.64
Soc to $1.00 Underpants, Sun
Suits, boxer shorts and Under
shirts, ca. --- l~--------- 34c
S1.49 Cotton Knit Polo Shirts,
sizes 2 to 8 -~-- 74c
S1.9s to S3.99 Pinafores, Dresses,
Boys Suits, Sun Suits, Sweaters, =
ca. -- .S1.19
sl.ss Babette Dresses, hand
made 49, - Sl.o4
$3.50 Cotton Crepe Pajanas,
sizes 4 to IL .----- $1.64
$1.99 Denim Stacks, sizes 4 to 6x
$1.6
s2.6s Cotton Sport Shirts,
multi-stripes, sizes 8 to Z, $1.6
Kann's-Foilrth Floor
Art Goods
20-$1.49 Argyle Sox Packs, $50
e$s.29 Stamped Baby Quilts,
$1.49
12-$1.2s Stamped Bridge Sets,
$50
15-$3.2s Stamped Cotton
Cloths -Sl.69
10-S2.lS and $3.50 Knitting
Boxes - Soc
Plus 20ee tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Neckueur

s1.s5 and s2.s5 Dickeys and
Neckwear. White, dark colors,
some beaded - $1.Oo
Closeouts, Dickeys, Soileda Neck
wear, cotton pique - ----- $50
Irregs. Of Wool Sweaters, pull
overs, cap sleeves, novelty COL
ors $l.00
Irregs. Closeouts, Rayon Blouses,
broken sizes, colors ---$1.0o
Feathers for Hats, ostrich, ,quills,
pom-poms, stick-ups, novelties.
79c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06

1o-s1s.ss Sofa Covers, trim
fitting, good colors .--- $10.98
"A Prs. $4.95 Curtains for kitch-
ems, dinettes; cotton twill, vat
dyed; green or gold back
1-$s.s5 Draperies, punch pleats,
~ yds. long, soiled, M.4s
2 Prs. $12.95 Chintz and Pebble
cloth Drapes, sateen lined,
soiled d-----------------$6.49
1-$19.S5 Drspcry, -rayon and
cotton damask, lined Az yds.
long, soiled- ed-----------$9.95
1o-$2.ss Boudoir Chair Cover.
plastic, nylon stitched seams
$1.19
IS1.99 Auto Seat Covers, fibre,
for coach; front seats only. 89c
800 Yds. 49c Cotton Marqui-
sette, assorted patterns, colors,
1885 Plastic Bedspreads,
single or double ------ $2.29
29-$4.95 Curtains, bathroom
and cottage style, dotted rayon,
marquisette or organdy-- S1.99
44-$1.40 Cloth Window Shades,
soft colors, as is. 69c
1$10.98 Screens, 3-fold, as is,
$500
1-S13.9S Three fold Screen,
good color, floor sample $500
1-$14.98 Folding Screen, 68-in.
height, floor sample e-----$7O0
IL Pm. $3.95 Plastic Draperies,
floral patterns, heavy gauge,
$2.00
7-$9.95 Bedspreads, flocked
marquisette, pastels, double,
single - -. $3.50
l Pr. $16.95 Marquisette Cur
tains, triple width, rufied,
soiled $8.8S
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Junior Miss
ADDureI

30-$5.S5 to $685. Dresses, rayon
taffeta, rayon satin, and 2 PC,
$500
15-$14.95 to $22.95 Dresses,
rayon plasse crepes, rayon satin
and rayon taffetas, 2-pc. and
one-piece style $1,000
3-S25.00 Rayon Faille Costume
Dresses $17.00
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Books

4$4.00 "The Enduring Federal
ist," by Chas. A. Beard CSC
@$5.00 Book of Old Silver, by
Seymour Wyler -------- $3.49
-S2.50 "How to Read the
Bible" Goodspeed -J--- $1.49
sass Diabetic Menus, Meals
and Recipes ---------.7 79c
$1,000 Encyclopedia of Re-
ligion, edited by Vergillus FERN,
$5.9S
HS2.50 Hardy Chrysanthe-
NUNS" by Alex Cumming 79c
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore