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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-15

o:3O+t*Hou Of Foith
1000 Fomily Proyer Hour
1890 lutheron Hour
1900 News
HE'S Methodist Church Service
1900 *Fronk ond Ernest
IBIS Stote CopitoI Report
l2:30***Piono Playhouse
100 *Bock to God
100 Church of God
200 Grace Amer Boptist ChrA
2:15***SoddIe Rocking Music
2:30***lutheron loynen leooNe
800 Sid Willouohby
3:3O***Greotest Story Ever Told
400 *Roy Rogers
4:3O *Nick Corter
500 Adventures of the Fo+co~
$50 *The Soint
SIS Johnny Desmond Show
Night
~o:00***Stop the Music
7:00***WoIter WincheIl
7:l5A**louello Persons
7:3O***Chonce of q Lifetime
8:0O***Jimmy Fidler
8~:15***Ted MoIone
8:30***Amozine Mr.. Malone
o:00*fSOrew Pearson
9:15**'Mondoy Morning Headlines
o:3O***Georoe Sokolsky
Psychologists in Posing
10:0O***Richfield Reporter
l0:15***Specio Event
1890 Ave Mario Hour
1900 Sweetheart Serenode
I1:15 A*Donce Bond
ll:45 Day Is Done
1l:55 News ond Weather
1900 Sign Off
Adv.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-15
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Seed Book, p. Is
Fish Folder. p. 20
Seasonal Forecasts, p. 20
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-15
Daily Programs on KMON

Weather reports are carried in all neWScasts If local origin n in the
Montana Farmer-Stockman Daily Air edition at 1245 p M
In his log. when programs change daily. days of the week are abbreviated.
Thus INVITE means the program listed is heard o Monday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
80 ABC network program
" Intermountan network program.
Mutual network program.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8oo*+ Breakfast O Pozo
uuu.u $50 Bobe Ruth Story
8:5 Cues Str
900 kmon Get Up 900 **Heminewoy News
$50 Family Proyer Hour o15 Demonstration Agent
Gas Az. Equip. Roundup Tips $50 Ch1drens Chapel
655 Oson News 1OOO***lOl Ranch Bows
ZOO Form od Ranch Hour 1890 Kid XVIII Kb
7lO 6 r. A. News 11OO***Ameicon Former
715 N. H Bulletin Boord 1890 World News
70 Morning News HAS It's the Tops
7:O Morning Sports Poge l2OOs*f metropolitan Opeo
75 KMON Weohemon -
8Oo** Breakfast Club A"en'o"
900 .*Heninowov News 3:oO** Teo ond Cnrpes
oJs Moroso OF 4:OO***News
o30.*& omot ne FIoh 4:15***The Church ond the Nation
l0:0O** House Poty :5o .HorV Wisne sports
l0:25* *One Mons Opinion ~ 4HornonoHes
lO45 CoctIs Jim $50 MISC College Dioy
ills Louise Ntomev 545 MU Reporter
1l:3O**My True Story kioht
1l:55** Betty Croker 400 &Twsn, O,eeto,s
Afternoon $50 *Toke q Number
1o15 Eorn and Ranch Hour I00**Muic by Adam
0uonto,o Former stockno, 1901 Chondu the Magician
DoH> Air Edition l2l5 800 &C. |. +. S. Basketball
1870 Cactus Jim Io:OO New OF tomorrow
1:55** Ted Malone MW9 ~ oPs IN SPoHs
255 Tribune News 1900 Kmon Along and Listen
400 Cntus lin l1:55 News and Weoher
400 HoIdov Time 1900 Sign Off
4:O t*Hemingwoy News SUNDAY
445 Song od Story Lady 0MWF) Mo,n;n.
Sonto Claus T-Th zoo..*p- D. D..
g.n. 1T T, 8OO***Od Fashioned Revival
530f*3Jock Armstrong Nom9 oWe nv"
Evening star., 1949-06-16

FywsRea capital y kfssw tsss
Fywnen Ts.rxS tssry wuag Ses Maria
lc&ve- ssse is alw2ys scx~3 cxsry
zNs@eAsess ~ NSFss Anassss&a
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Evening star., 1949-06-16
People Certainly ak
In Streets ofLoredo'
By Horry Macarthur

Of have been getting lately has had at least
good loaded though they be with stock
d,ations do of other films only aegedy
ing pictures Laredo that westerns
also wealth expended film
them headed by William Holden VII
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Hollywood Diary
Verc Ellen TO Donce With Astoire
.Ey Sheileh Grohcr

Vera Ellen and Fred Asiairs
play Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kalnsr Y
Three Little Words, movie bios
Of Kalmar and Harry Ruby Red
Skelton viii be Ruby. With Betty
Garrett as his sidekick, This Is .
big break for Vera Ellen because
Mrs. Kalmar was Jessica Brown.
the famous dancer. and Vera Ellen
and Fred vii so 70 town on the
hoofing
Rita Hayxorth's stable Of horses
now adds up 10 four OF course
that's only a start. She hopes 70
catch up with Prince Ally. but that
will take some eatehing-Aly has
] 500 brood mares alone. So. with
this new sport 10 keep her busy
Rita has postponed her return 70
Hollywood until November, A
small voice inside me asks. VIII
she ever return"
Anne Jeffreys may have the big
OpRO4 bQ1Llts AlE HAS LSSH 4OO1At4A
for TO show Hollywood her stuff
She has signed to play the lead
in Los Angeles in Kiss Me. Kate. -
Now it's up to the producers to
look. listen. and sign here 10 the
deal she deserves.
Peggy Cummins has a big crush
on John Dali. and vice versa
Peggy's romance with Britisher
Derek Dunnit Is in the icebox,
Talking of love. Brian Donlevy
is burning up the long distance
wires from New York conversing
here with Audrey Totter every
night. Brian was supposed TO
stay two weeks in the East. but
can't bear the separation from
Audrey. Hes flying back imme-
diately after his televiSion stint
in Manhattan. Then expect
them to announce the engage
ment.
Dana Andrews tells me-"Im as
Evening star., 1949-06-16

liam Bendix and Macdonald
Carey.
streets Of Laredo" actually is
q rather curious example of its
type. You sit there watching it
and wishing something would hap
pen. Then, If you take the trouble
to count UP after it is over, you
find that it has had fair quota
of shooting and stage coach hold
ups, the villain gets his just leaden
desserts and boy gets girl. That's
all that happens In almost any
western.
The new picture at the Palace
probably seems duller than others
which achieve no more because it
Is such an everlastingly talky af-
fair, the talk being couched In
some Of the most painful colo
quial terms In months, ah reckon.
People are always telling other
people whut they amt gonna do.
All reckon. then talking it over
awhile and finally doing it.
II u n
Streets of Laredo" Is the story
and don't let the originality Of
1t all come as too great shock
of three happy desparados. who
live the gay, good life of carefree
banditry. Early in the proceed
ings they run afoul of a shady tax
assessor and a young canine
(Mona Freeman) Of the old west.
Before you quite know what's 60
ing on around here the strains of
"Texas Rangers. We Sing Thy
Glory" are await on the air and
two Of the bandits (Holden and
Bendix) have joined UP.
They do this only because it
seems like a good idea at the
time, a strategic move that will
allow them better to aid Carey,
Evening star., 1949-06-16

the unregenerate bandit. You
hardly need to be told. of course.
that this thing is going to get
them in the end. that they will be
struck star-eyed with nobility and
come to the parting with their old
amigo.
Elementary students Of movie
plots also will have no trouble
guessing how the girl figures in
this particular plot. If you think
she falls for Carey, while Holden
Is smitten with her charms and
that she ultimately sees the unre-
formed bandits character and
Holden's true love In their proper
perspective, you think correctly.
- "a
Director Leslie Fenton has not
been able to turn Charles Mar
quis Warren's screenplay into
much more than a sagebrush
talkfest, but there are hints here
and there that he has tried. In
the climactic scene between Holden
and Carey, for example, he uses
their word-sparring to build up
moderately high pitch of sus-
penSe.
The playing in Streets of
Laredo" is every bit up to the re-
uuired standard, the work of
actors who are conscientious If
not inspired by their roles. Miss
Freeman is spirited as the western
canine and certainly can't be
blamed for the words that 'have
been put into her mouth. Holden
is his usual steely-eyed self and
Bendix is his usual comedy relief
self. Carey looks like Robert
Mitchum impersonating Adolphe
Menjou Cor being impersonated by
Adolphe MenjouD.
The title of the Palace picture
may cause you to fret a bit, but
don't let it worry you. The actors
get around to the streets OF
Laredo, or one dusty street in
Laredo. just before quitting time
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time OF Showing

Ambassador-"Colorado Terri
tory; l. $40, Sis. 7:25 and $40
pm.
CapitoI-"city Across the
River; II am, las. 4:30. tbs
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
12:45. $3.50. SIS and 8 pm.
Columbia-"Africa Screams; !;
10:45 am. 1926, l:30. 4:25. Sis.
$40 and 10 pm.
Dupont-"The Chips Are
Down." 1880. $3.50. $50. 7:35 and
9:40 pm.
Hippodrome-L'Orage;;" 3:45.
6::45 and GAS pm.
Keith's Johnny Allegro;
1:40 am, 1:40. $40, $40. 7:35
and 9:35 pm.
Little-"South Riding; 11:15
am, 2:20. 5:25 and $40 pm.
National-"K ock on Any
Door; 1920 am. 1:20. 800, $40,
1920 and 800 pm.
Palace-"Streets Of Laredo;
11:15 am, l:2O. $3.50, 5:35, TAU
and $50 pm.
Pix-"Lady in a jam; 2:10,
4:50. 7:25 and 1905 pm.
Playhouse-"Quartet"; II am,
/, $40, $40, 1880 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux Tulsa: 1880
am, 1910, 2:35, 4.25. 6:l5. sos
and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Colorado Territory.
II am. 1:10. 800, $50. TAO and
1855 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
George Roft
Plays Roft
At Keith's

JOHNNY ALLEGRO" cosGmhsa re-
lease. produced ey IrTtng Starr. etreetee
BY Ted TetEiAE, keTeenriay y Karen Os-
Wolf and Guy Endore- AZ keith g.
YK1K CAST
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Karen De Wolfe and Guy En-
dore have the golden key to sue
cess in tllei. hands. whether they
are aware of it or not. They
know how to write actor-prooi
movie scripts. unless the one for
Johnny Allegro" was arrived at
by accident. Anyhow, they wrote
the screenplay for Johnny Alie-
gro and it has turned out to be
a passable program melodrama.
despite the presence OF George
Raft. Undoubtedly they were
writing with Mr.. Raft In mind
of course, and the scenario de-
mands only that he look and talk
like George Raft. This Is the
one acting chore he can perform
without straining his talent or
your credulity.
The story Of the new film at
Keith's is not bursting at the
seams with surprises, or even
very good sense. but Director Ted
Tetzlaff has givefi 1t a nice pace
aad a. proper amount Of suspense.
AS a matter of fact, If you let
yourself relax you may find your
self starting to show concern
over George Rats safety. OF all
things.
Johnny Allegro CRaft is a re-
spactahle florist with a yen for
a blonde (Nine Foch). The blonde
indicates a yen for him. A Treas
ury Department man indicates
that he could use the help OF
Johnny Rock. nee Allegro, an
ex-gangster who owes some time
to Sing-Sing and would like to
have some of 1t knocked OF
wouldn't he? In no time at all,
Johnny and the blonde are on an
island and her husband turns out
to be a dastardly type passing
queer money. not to make a quick
buck, but because They" want
to undermine the country's finan-
cial system.
Mr.. Raft. as has been noted
plays Mr.. Raft raftly. Miss Foch
plays the blonde siren blondely
and sirenly. George Macready'
the william of the piece, proves
himself one of the best actors
who ever found himself In a Raft
melodrama. VIII Greer does q
nice job, too. marked by more
sincerity than the script Is.
HIM.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

ai Is q fiddle" 6enyl;ag the new
runner that he Was o SEX boy
again. and I'm startsEag My Fool
ish Heart fer Sam Goodwin rtsa,
aaay. ! play a soldier again. q
devil nAy are tAke- ets! and
leave en- GUY. With Susan Hay
ward, Kent Smith and Lois
Wheeler
Maria MoEtsx hax imported al
the available members ot her fam
lly TO Paris Her sisters iASc!ta
and ArI3lta arr there or gusaE
Maria is nov ea.ls.a1e up INTO otas
ot the important stars IN this
Evening star., 1949-06-16

A starfish that loses an arm
can grow another. And the arm
can grow a new body. The one
celled animal never grows old and
never dies unless it Is eaten by
another animal or meets with an
accident. To propagate. it simply
divides itself In two.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Dana Andrews tells me-"Tm
Evening star., 1949-06-16

In 1884, average meat consump-
ton by Americans dropped to lit
pounds, compared with las
pounds in 1948 and ISL in 1900.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Occasional
Furniture

1885 Coffee Table, maple
finish, glass server, as is $5.99
1-S14.95 Telephone Set, walnut
finish, floor sample
1-S79.50 Dinette Set, maple
finish, l chair missing $39.9s
1-S9.95 Lamp Table, walnut
finish, floor sample ---$5.99
1-S49.95 Dinette Set, white ta-
BILE, chairs mismatched- S34.SS
1895 Magazine End Table,
walnut finish, as is s--- S5.99
2-S69.50 Oak Servers, wheat
finish $3S.SS
1-S11S.00 Dinette Set, 7-pc.
mahog, veneer, as is $500
1-S6.95 Dinette Chair, walnut
finish, white seat S4.95
I-S54.50 Drop-Leaf Table, ma
hog. veneer, Scared - S3S.SS
1-S9.95 Book Trough End Ia
BILE, walnut finish, floor sample,
$3.50
1-s9.95 End Table, 3-shelf,
wal. finish, floor sample -S5.99
1-$47.50 Chair Sets, 6-pc. wal.
finish, wine seats. as is - S34.SS
1-S9.95 Mite Table, walnut fin
ish, as is S5.99
4-S11.95 Utility Chairs, mahog.
finish. as is $3.50
10-S10.95 Utility Chairs, ma
hog. finish, as is --- S7.99
2-S14.95 Plastic Dinette Chairs,
damaged ~ $3.50
2-S12.95 Plastic Dinette Chairs,
damaged - SS.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Radios
TeIe1,isiOft Sets

IL
AS27.95 Philco Table Model
Radios. 5 tubes and rectif1er,
slide rule dial, built-in aerial,
$500
1-s31.95 Philco Table Model
Radio. S tubes and rectifler,
slide rule dial. Ivory plastic
case ---------------------$Ao.oo
1-S99.95 Philco Table Model
Combination R. dio-P h ono.
Automatic record changer.
Built-in aerial l----$ $45.OO
1-s9.95 Regal Table Model. 4
tubes and rectifier. Built-in
aerial. Brown plastic case, $500
1-s299.95 Emerson Console
Combination. Built-in aerials
for both AMIN. Automatic
record changer r--------- S125.O0
1-S279.95 Motorola Table Model
Television Receiver. 10" picture
tube. 81 square inches Of view
ing surface. Mahogany veneers
on hardwood d------Sl79.95
1-S269.50 Philco Table Model
Television Receiver. 10" picture
tube, 81 square inches Of view
ing surface. Mahogany veneers
on hardwood d-----$169.95
1-S269. so Emerson Table Model
Television Receiver. 10" picture
tube. 50 square inches Of view
ing surface -----S S169.5O
2-S299.95 Emerson Table Model
Television Receivers. 10" pic
ture tube. Mahogany veneers
on hardwood .--$125.W
1-S259.95 General Electric Ia
bic Model Televisi0n Receiver.
10" picture tube. 81 square
inches of viewing surface $500
Kann's-Appliance Store,
Corner 9th and D SITS.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Duuti,,le Dresses
NeckMear

$1.0O to $2.95 Dickeys, Neckwear,
close -outs, mussed or damaged,
rayon, nylon, cotton pique, laces,
SEC
S2.99 Rayon Blouses, V-neckline,
white, pastels, sizes 3S to A,
$1.99
$2.99 Rayon Satin Blouses,
white, pastels, sizes 80 to 38,
$1.99
Irregs. or S1.00 Scarfs, Silk
Squares, neckline tuck-ins, solid
colors, ombre tones 59c
S1.00 Scarfs, squares, solid col
ors, plaids -----------------59c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
UnhOISferieS

4s4.s5 Glider Covers, as is,
S1.99
1ss pcs.-S1.6s to S1.s5 Cretonne
Squares oSc
$3.50 to S1.2s Fibre Shades,
black color only y-----10 10c
3-S2.45 Glider Cushions, as is,
99c
7s-Irregs. of s1.4o Cloth Win
dow Shades in green, ecru and
mauve colors $50
3-S19.95 Pebble and Cretonne
Vat-dyed Studio Covers, as is.
S9.99
s7-s11ss Sofa and ss.ss Chair
Covers, knitted fabrics in mod
ern shades of charteuse, red,
gray or green. Sofas $s.9S
Chair Covers --- S4.9S
1850 Cretonne Dining Room
Chair Covers, good colors ----49c
22-S9.99 Cretonne Sofa Covers,
natural wine and other soft
31-S4.95 to $6.95 Dinette and
Kitchen Sets in heavy twill.
Green and gold backgrounds,
cherry design -----$2.29
39-S5.95 Cottage and Bathroom
Curtains, permanent finished
organdy or dotted swiss, S2.S9 pr.
102 prs.-Irregs. of S6.95 to SS.95
Rayon Lace Curtains, S2,79 ca.
1I2-Sec. of S2.99 Nylon Ruff1ed
Curtain Strips ---- --79c
S-S10.95 Rayon Satin Vanity
Skirts S7.99 ca.
210 yds.-S1.95 Vat-dyed Gre
tonne, 48" width 99c
IA pcs.-98c Curtain Strip 39c
49 prs.-S1.69 Drapomatic Sash
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Housewares

+S3.98 Fireplace Screens,
3-fold, top-bound, as is---$1.49
6-S4.sS Spark Guards, no fit
t1ngS ----------------- Sl.SS
1o-s1.0O Wall Shields, 30x11".
25-S1.0O Plastic window
Drapes, red only-------49c
13-S4.95 Cast Aluminium Cow
cred Pots, 4-qt.-----S2.4
20-S5.95 Auto Sun Visors, $1.O0
9eS5.95 Smoothie Ice Cream
Mixers S1.49
sS13.95 Pressure Cookers, as
Is S495
8-S2.49 Ironing Tables, as is,
$50
100 Yds. 12c Oil Cloth Edging,
yd. SO
200 Yds. 25c Oil Cloth Shelving,
yd. 12c
Group Of Assorted Items, u
price or less.
2-S16.95 Metal Wardrobes,
with hat shelf, 19x2ox6412, as is.
$10.99
5-s1s.95 Metal Wardrobes,
double door, hat shelf, 24x20x
6412, as S--------------S14.99
1-S16.95 Metal Wardrobe, dou-
BILE door, 22x20x60, as is S10.99
1-S1S.95 Metal Wardrobe, dou-
BILE door, 24x20x641z, as is,
S12.9s
1-S26.95 Metal Wardrobe, dou-
BILE door, hat shelf, extra large.
3Ox2Ox68, as S21.95
2-S14.8S Metal Broom Closets,
18x12x641a, as $500
1-S16.95 Metal Broom Closet.
19x15x6412, as is---S1 S1O.99
2-S21.95 Metal Utility Closets,
double door, 27x12x6412, as is,
S14.99
-S14.98 Metal Utility Closets,
18x12x641a, as is-----S9.99
1-S1s.95 Metal Utility Closets.
24x12x6412, as iS-------S12.99
1-S15.95 Metal Utility Closet,
spice shelves in door, as is,
S12.99
2-S9.95 Wall Cabinets, 24x26x
10, as is .-------S6.99
3-S9.95 Wall Cabinets, 24x20x
u, as 6.99
3-$6.95 Wall Cabinets, 26x14x
II, as is.----S4.99
3-S6.95 Wall Cabinets, 24x15x
10, as is-----S4.99
5-S18.95 Kitchen Bases, cut
lery drawer, porcelain top, 20x
"a, 36" high, as is------- --S14.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08

Reds. Mattresses

Be0S, mattresses
1-ss9.50 Simmons Sofa Bed,
as Is $49.95
1-s34.s5 Innerspring Mattress.
twin sizes $l7.48
2-S39.50 Englander Inner
spring Mattresses, twin size,
s1s.75
1-s2s.s5 Felt Mattress, twin
1-S29.95 Box Spring, double
size -------------$14.9S
1-s4s.5O Innerspring Mattress,
double size -$ STATS
1-S56.00 Dresser, solid maple
with plate glass mirror, as is,
$500
1-S29.95 Roll-A-Way Cot, 80"
wide, innerspring mattress,
S17.77
1-S49.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, double size $500
3-S24.95 Innerspring Mat
tresses, double size $3.50
2-S49.95 Hollywood Beds, 80"
wide, innerspring mattresses,
S2S.8S
1-$69.50 Studio Couch, inner
spring mattress $38.88
1-S22.50 Bed, pineapple top.
maple-finish, twin size - $11.25
1-S39.50 Foster Box Spring.
double size S19.75
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Foundations

1O0-S3.50 to $5.95 Beauty" and
Flexaire Long Line Brassieres,
lace and nyralon, nude, white,
37-46 - - S2.69
S1.5O Foam Rubber Bust Forms,
$50
$2.95 GirdIe Dryers, adjustable,
aluminium non-rusting - $1.00
11-S10.00 to $500 Corselettes,
famous makes, large sizes $500
40-$1.95 to $2.95 Junior-type
Stretch Girdles, various lengths,
blue, nude, white -----S1.0O
5O-S5.95 to S7.95 Girdles, boneds
soft backs, brocades, batistes,
rayon satins, 14-16" lengths,
$3.50
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
LMggage

SSS.s5 Cases, damaged $3.50
1-S13.75 Case, damaged -S5.SS
1-S14.95 Pullman, damaged,
S4.99
1-S22.95 Jack-knife Case, DAM
aged $1,000
3S8.95 Cases, lettered---S4.O0
1-s12.95 Cases, lettered--- $500
1-S13.75 Case, lettered $500
Plus 20rc tax
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Budget Shop
Dresses

25-Misses', Women's $5.95 Ray
ons or Cottons, prints or solid
colors, broken sizes --S2.00
15-Misses' $8.95 Rayon Dresses,
$500
-S8.95 Cotton Maternity
Dresses $500
10-W O m ems $8.95 Rayon
Sheers, dark shades only, $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08

1-S249.50 Hardwick De Luxe,
high-oven, elevated, broiler,
roomy storage compartments.
All modern equipped. .-- $4,000
1-S324.50 Chambers Gas Range.
Cooks on retained heat. Waist
high broiler. Deep-well cooker.
S289.50
1-S179.59 Detroit Jewel De Luxe
Model Gas Range $109.50
@S199.95 Easy Spindrier Wash
ers. Demonstrators. -- S154.50
@S149.95 Easy Spindrier Wash
ers. Demonstrators. -- S119.95
2S149.95 Easy Automatic Iron
ers. Floor samples. S119.95
@S59.95 Easy Whirldry Wash
ers. AS is $34.50
Kann's-Appliance Store
Cor. 9th and D Sts.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Electrical
AnnIinnc9S

As24.95 Famous Make 10" Ped.
Fans, floor samples -----$14.9S
1-S52.50 Exhaust Fan or In
take, l6", floor sample $29.95
2-S34.95 Electric Blenders.
S19.95
2-S34.95 Electric Mixers, S22.95
1-s64.5O Sun Lamp, portable,
$14.95
2-S11.95 Electric Grills - $3.50
12-S5.95 Electric Timer Clocks,
$3.50
Kann's-Third Floor
TOiIetrieS
24-S1.00 Plastic mpoo
Capes, ideal for makeup or
shampoo 39c
$3.50 Walt Disney Novelty Cas-
tile Soap, 3 cakes to box - 39c
120-S1.29 Economy Toilet Tis-
sue, $50 sheets to roll .----- 69c
144-S2.00 and $500 Compacts,
assorted styles and shapes 79c
60-S1.08 Pond Cream COmbina-
tion, 79c cold cream, 29c dry
skin cream 79c"
Reg. 10c Double Edge Razor
Blades, S blades to package,
3 packs 10c
$3.50 Combs, heavy duty
type, fine and coarse ------19c
72-$1.25 Boxed Comb and Brush
Sets, nylon bristle, pink, blue or
clear 79c
36-S1.00 Doris Drake Lano-
SulfO Shampoo -------1Oc
sPlus 2OGc Tax
Kann's-StreetF Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Stationery

$1.09 Stationery, 70 large sheets,
2 pkgs. envelopes -----7Sc
60-s1.00 Plastic Bridge Table
Covers, padded, drop sides, blue
and silver -------79c
Sl-$1.9s Simulated Leather
Trader Card Albums, 35 sheets
for 8 cards each. Tan, blue or
green --$I.lS
8o-$1.49 Satin Lite vinylite
Padded Bridge Table Covers,
$1.1S
1850 Onyx Desk Pens,
damaged ----------------$1.0O
49-29c Heavy Wax Paper,
white. in cutter box, 125-ft.,
2 for 45e
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Tee,, Apparel

25-S7.99 Raincoats, water-re-
pellent $500
$3.50 Bathing Suits ---$1.97
2O-S3.99 to $3.50 Cotton Dresses,
prints, solid colors ---$2 $2.9S
10-S3.99 Rayon Blouses $3.50
18-S29.95 AH-Wool Coats, pas
tells, dark shades, lightweight,
$500
$3.50 Bolero Suits ----$7.88
3-s12.95 All-Wool Suits -$11.88
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
HANDBAGS

$500 and S5.95 Leather Bags,
black and brown, as is 5000
125-$1.00 to $500 Bags, white
and light colors ---- 39cs
125-Women's S1.00 Summer
Belts, clearance 29c
20-S5.95 Genuine Corde Bags,
black or brown --- 5000
1-S12.50 Black Calfskin Ba<.
25-S7.95 Rayon Faille Bags,
black, brown, navy -- $500
$500 and $3.95 Straw Bags,
clearance -S1.00*
75-Children's S1.00 Bags, Coin
Purse and Cosmetic Kits, as is,
29cS
1-S7.95 White Plastic Coil Bag,
$685.
1-S15.00 Genuine Corde Bag,
brown .S7.9 $685.
1-S7.95 Green Leather Bag,
as is . $500
'Plus 2Oes tax
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Rugs

1-S113.W Floral Administer,
rose beige, 9x10-ft. t.- $49.95
1-$73.10 Administer, beige tone
on-tone, 9x12-ft. $4,000
1-S96.3O Administer, green
tone-on-tone, 9x9.9 ft.-- $44.00
1-S89.95 Administer, hooked rug
pattern, 9x12-ft. $49.95
S1-$9O.16 Administer, rose
beige, 9x12.4-ft.----$44.95
1-S89.95 Administer, grey tone
on-tone, 9x12-ft. S49.95
5S14.95 Oval Braided Rugs,
36x60-in., soiled $6.95
-S5l.00 BroadloOm Samples,
assorted colors, 4.6x6-ft., soiled,
S19.95
s-s22.s5 Oval Wool Rugs,
4x6-ft., soiled d------ S9.95
1885 Oval Wool Rugs, 27x48-
in, soiled S2.88
1-S111.00 Floral Administer,
sx12-ft. --S S69.95
3S49.95 Cotton Rugs, Oriental
pattern, 9x12-ft. S29.95
1-S74.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rug,
non-skid, 9x12-ft. soiled, S29.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Better. Dresses

Misses $500 Nylons, puck
cred style ----S15.0O
5Women's $22.95 to $500
Black Rayon Dresses -- $500
6-Misses' $I6.95 to $500 Black
Rayon Dresses ----$1O.OO
eWomen's $22.95 to $500
Rayon Sheers, prints, solid COL
ors, large sizes ---------$1S.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-08
MiIIinef'u

S3.99 to $500 Fall Felts, good
assortment of styles and colors,
$500
S5.95 and S6.95 Quality Felts
with smart trims, new fall
colors, styles $500
Kann's-Second Floor