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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
K povSimnuti!

Pan Karel E.. S%chimGnek,
mattel Pohr. Domu, 2601-03
E. Madison ST. oznamuje, re
ma ma sklade pro sve pratele a
zname velky pocet umelecko-
nabozenskych kalendarG \kato-
.licke a protestantske. Zastavte
Sc pro kalendaT v 1Tadovne
.26O1 E. Madison st. Vchod z
Luzerne ulice aneb poslete ko-
respondencnf lfstek a udejte
spravnou adresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Obchodovani " Argentine.

V Argentine mali velky ne
dostatek dolar1 a jsou proto nu-
ceni omezit CO nejvlce nakupy
We Spojenych Statech. Prospi-
va to vsak znacne zapadnim
kde Argentina ma
velke pohledavky "a dodane
potraviny, takto je Argentina
|opet velmi dobrym odbytistem
pro nemecke pr6myslove w
|robky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
o president kancelare.

Mlady cesky pravn1k p. Au-
gust Broz1k pres1dlil svoji prav-
nj 1radovnu z cisla 21O E. Lex
ington st. do 7O5-7O9 Knicker-
booker Bldg, Lexington a Gull
ford Ave. Jeho pobocn1 kan
cellar Sc naleza v elsie 1928
Sixth St., Baltimore 25.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09
Hospodafska spoluprace
9 TndonesiI.

Ma sc "a to, re statn1 depart
ment pTedlozf zacatkem pf1st1-
no roku kongresu plan hospo-
darske spoluprace s Indonesil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

pofada N. E. I~talian-American
Dem. Klub, Inc, 600 N. Col
lington Ave., v nedeli, IL. pro-
since cd l do 6 P. NJ. Jen pro
muze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

Rec, kterou pronesl starosta
naseho mssta 9th. p. Thomas
DAlesandro, Jr., pri Dedikaci
Noveho Post Domova James c.
Ludwig Post No. 139, Ameri-
can Legion dine 4. prosince.
1t is a sincere personal plea
sure to participate in this dedi-
cation ceremony. This Home
and the splendid body/of men
it will accommodate for years
to come, is a cause for justifia-
BILE pride not only to the Anne
rican Legion, but to all our CT
items. Our people realize the
splendid work the Legion is
doing in promoting American
ism, the welfare of Veterans,
and all matters affecting the
interests of our people through
out the nation.
We know that as long as the
Legion is in existence we will
have an effective weapon with
which to fight subversive and
un-American doctrines and any
threats to our American way
of life.
No group in America realizes
more keenly than you Legion
naires do, how essential it is
that our nation should exert
every effort to preserve the
peace and to prevent aggres-
sion. You men of the Legion,
who know what war really is,
do not want to see another. To
you Veterans of World Wars
| and II, actual fighting on bat
tlefields has stopped, but the
fight for the right and the light
against the evil and the dark
lis everlasting, and demands
eternal vigilence.
In Europe, and in Asia, men
are dying today in their resist
ance to the sinister forces of
Communism. All over the
world, peoples live in dread
lest the conflagration spread.
And here in America we stand
guard determined not only that
lit will not reach our shores but
that it will be stopped in it's
tracks by the strong will and
the determination of freedom
loving people everywhere.
We realize that the forces of
evil thrive amidst hunger, anar-
chy and unemployment, and
we have given literally of our
treasure, under the Marshall
Plan, to restore a healthy eco
nomy among our friends over
seas. We have signed a salemn
ipact with other nations equally
as determined as we are to re-
sist aggression and to resist it
together.
You men of the Legion, in
addition to your splendid A
mericanism program. have the
duty of promoting the welfare
of our Veterans. the Disabled
Veteran. the Veteran who needs
rehabilitation, the widows and
the orphans of the men who
gave their lives for our Country
and to the memory of the dead
themselves.
I congratulate the members
of James C. Ludwig Post No.
139 on the completion of this
fine, well-equipped Post Home
7 am happy that it has been my
privilege, as Mayor, to assist
lin the dedication. -.
Please accept my best wishes
for the continued success OF
your Post and your members.
in their individual endeavor.
And thank you for inviting me
to be with you this afternoon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

hrala napev"The Star Spangled
Banner" a slecna Betty Bellistri
zapela nasi narodn1 hymnu.
Jmenovana je dcerou p. a pl.
Vincent Bellistri z E. Madison
ulice a je clenkou kostelnlho
sboru kostela sv. Vaclava. Ma
nadherny HAS. Pr vecernlm
programu pri uvadenf novych
1rednlkd zapela tri c1sla a ma
piano il doprovazel p. Josef
Strejcek.
Poslednim cislem odpolednl-
no programu bylo pozehnani
zidovskeho rabfna Manuela M.
Pollakoffa. Do 6 p. m. byla
prohlidka Noveho Domova a
pritomni byli ucteni obcerstve-
MIN.
V 8 hodin vecer konalo Sc
uvadeni uTedn1ku. OdstupuJl-
lei velitel J. J. Schuchman "a
hail schdzi. Pc uvedenf hos
til a vztycenf vlajek vlp. Okta-
vec prednesl modlitbu. Velitel
predstavil B. J. Wolfsona, IVA
dejfcfho 1Tednfka, ktery ODE
znamil move uredniky S jejich
povinnostmi a prijal jejich slib.
Urednici Postu pro 1949-195O
isou. Commander. George
N. Nicer; Adjutant, John j.
lSchuchman; Sr. Vice Comman-
der, Albert J. Komin; Jr. Vice
Commander, Philip Cvach; Fl
nance Officer, Frank Waldt;
Historian, Joseph A. Andresi-
nj; Chaplain, George Sammeth
lService Officer, Joseph A. Lock
wood; Sergeant at Arms, JOS.
IT. Tuna; Sergeant of the
Guard, Purnell Wigginton; Sr.
Color Bearer, Frank Klecka;
Jr. Color Bearer, Gustave Stef-
ba; Membership Chairman, G.
A. MARYLAND.
Vykonny Vybor: - John j.
ISchuchman, Frank Brusack,
Charles L. H~romadka, Hugo A.
lSyring, James r. Pratt.
Pr. Peroutkova predstavila
Dept. Auxiliary Presidential p1.
Joseph L. Ferri, ktera sc velmi
pochvalne vyslovila O praci u
nit No. 1879 a dekovala pf. Pc
routkove "a jejf vytrvalost a
obetavost i pres to, re ma cha
trne zdravf. Dale byly pr1tom-
ny pf. Helen Johnson, Dept.
Secretary, pi. Earl E.. Poor
baugh, Natl. Com. Woman a
Natl. Radio Chairman a mno-
he jine vcetne pf. J. Basley
Mercer, Dept. Parlamentarian
Vsechny chvalily peknou Gin
most.
Urednice Auxiliary pro pf1-
stf rok jsou: = President, Mrs.
Theresa E. Oppitz; Vice-Pres.
Mrs. Alice Weiss; Secretary,
Mrs. Josephine P. Peroutka;
Treasurer, Mrs. Elsie Hromad-
ka; Chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Sny-
der; Historian, Mrs. Mary
Cvach; Sergeant at Arms, Mrs.
Carolyn Lorber; Color Bearers,
Mrs. Anna Svehla, Mrs. Mary
Kaisler.
Predsedou programu byl p.
Franklin L. Waldt a jeho pra-
ce byla velmi 1spesna.
Chceme jeste nase ctenare
seznamiti S temi ktef1 vedli
Post a Unit els. 139 cd zaloze-
nj az pc dnesn1 easy.
Velitele Postu:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

z Miami, Florida nam zaslala
krajanka pf. Elizabeth Schi-
m1nkova. Srdecne d1ky!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

Rec, kterou pronesl starosta
naseho mesta 9th. p. Thomas
DAlesandro, Jr., pri Dedikaci
Noveho Post Domova James c.
Ludwig Post No. 139, Ameri-
can Legion dine d. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-09

kratke vynatky z dopisI slecny
Normy Svejdove, ktera nyni
studuje ma umelecke skole "
Institutu Papeze Piuse XII. We
Florencii, Italie.
Evening star., 1949-10-20
North Atlantic Gales
Continue Fourth Day.;
; Ships Limping In
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Two
gales pounded shipping on the
North Atlantic for the fourth
straight day today and storm
damaged cripples began limping
to port.
The three worst-battered ships
were the French freighter Caen,
the tanker John H. Marion and
the Greek freighter Mathoes.
The 7.176-ton Caen neared
Philadelphia under tow by the tug
Marion Moran after three days of
wallowing without engine power
following a propeller accident.
One Seaman Dead.
The damaged tanker Marion,
with one seaman dead, was head
ing for the Nantucket 1ightship en-
route to Baltimore under escort of
the S, S. Pueblo. The Marion re-
ported herself $50 miles east of
Nantucket this morning, making
10 knots and in no danger. The
Coast Guard cutter Humboldt was
due to pick her up today.
Off the coast Of Nova Scotia.
where one storm is now centered,
the Mathoes radioed she could
no longer proceed because of the
wind and seas. although she was
in no immediate danger.
Canadian authorities were send
ing help, the Coast Guard said.
One Storm Slackening.
The Weather Bureau said the
Nova Scotia storm, which moved
north from the Delaware capes,
apparently was slackening. There
still were 60-mile- hour winds
in it's center about 200 miles
southeast of Nova Scotia, how
ever.
The other storm, much bigger,
centers south of Iceland and ex-
tends 900 miles south across the
main shipping lanes to England.
1t, too, has winds up to 60 m.p.h.,
the Bureau said, and apparently
is at its peak.
Since Sunday the two gales have
disrupted shipping schedules. with
even the superliners running a
day late.
Evening star., 1949-10-20

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Evening star., 1949-10-20
We're Sure That Millions Of Farmers and Cor
: Feel Just as You Do!

One of the wonderful things about Americans their Of fair play
Ever since the antitrust announced their intention of putting A&P out
of business tremendous numbers like Mr. Mrs. NJ Davies of
Congers New York. have deluged with and phone calls
These people telling MIR Mrs. Davies do in the following letter. why
they like A&P and why they don't this destroyed
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Foundations

14-S10.95 Corselettes, Modart
front lacing, rayon brocade,
short and long lengths, 34-46,
$500
$3.50 CorsetAs, Even Pull,
rayon brocade, 40, Al, A. $500
$3.50 Elastic Bandeaux,
black, strapless, 80, SO, SO, $500
36-s1.25 Bandeaux, strapless,
rayon satin, 80, "a, blue, nude,
79c
10-S16.5O Corselettes, Amer
lean Lady, rayon satin, IS to 40,
$1,000
24-S12.50 -Corsettes, summer
mesh, Artist Model, So to 40,
$500
$4,000 and $3.50 Girdles,
Firmastyle, rayon satin, 27-31,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Major
AuulianCeS

1-Sl99.95 Easy Spindrier
Washer, floor sample s159.95
2Sl79.95 Easy Spindrier
Washer $l49.S5
1-sl79.95 Easy Ironer, demon
strator ----- $139.95
1-s31s.5o Famous Chambers
Gas Range, sample only, S274.95
1-S149.95 Detroit Jewel Gas
Range, floor sample, fully
equipped; installed $109.95
l-Sl79.95 Deluxe Detroit Jewel
Gas Range. One-pece top, light,
minute minder r.---$l39.SS
1-Sl59.50 Hardwick Range. De-
luxe model. AL late features,
$134.50
1-slss.5o Magic Chef Range.
Late model --------$l $l5S.oO
1-$99.95 Duo Therm OIL Heater,
SASS
1-s7s.ss Duo Therm Oil Heater,
$54.50
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1949-03-24
TeleuisiO,s, Radios,
PhO,sOgraphs

As45.oo Nationally Famous
Table Model Radios, 6 tubes
and rectifier. Hearing aid at
tachment, built-in aerial. $3.50
3-ss7s.s5 Nationally Famous
Console Radio Phonograph
Combination. AM-FM radio.
Automatic record ch a nger.
Built-in aerial. Record storage
$500 $260.00
-ssss5 Nationally Famous
Table Model Radio -Phonograph
Combination Automatic rec
ord changer. Built-in aerial.
0ncludes standD -----$6 $6S.So
1-s4S.95 Nationally Famous
Table Model Radio -Phonogrsph
Combination, S tubes and recti-
fer Automatic record changer.
5000
1-s79s5 Nationally Famous
Table Model Rad (io- -Phonosraph
Combination. Lift-out radio.
Automatic f''0'0 $3.50
3-sss.s5 Nationally Famous
Table Model Radio. AM-FM
broadcast band. Built-in aerial
for both bands. Wood cabinet,
" 5000
As44s.s5 New 1s4s Nationally
Famous Television Receivers.
10" picture tube. AMIN radio
and it features the Daylight
tuhe S329.95
1-s599.95-Nationally Famous
Console TelevisiOn. Radio
phonograph combination. 10"
picture tube. Automatic record
changer. Long-playing record
arm and AMIN broadcast
bands -- --------Saoo.VV
3-S509.45 Nationally Famous
Console Radio. Phonograph,
television ensemble. AMIN
radio, automatic record changer.
10" picture tube be--------$3ss.ss
1-s349.5O Nationally Famous
Consolette Television Receiver.
TO- picture tube. Floor sample.
q. x270. 90
Kann's-Appliance Store
9Th and D Streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Books

Books
$500 Plastic Craft, by De
Wick and Cooper -------, $2.4S
SS5.95 Good Medicine, by
Chas. M. Russell S1.4S
1-s4.00 Masterworks Of Auto
biography --------S S1.98
1-s3.0O How Things Work,
science for young Americans,
S1.50
l-s7.50 Illustrated Jig-Tooling
Dictionary, Thompson and Pc
2S-s1.0O Boards Basic History
Of u. S. ~ ---- SOC
1o-s2.50 Winning Golf, by By
ron Nelson $l.Z5
$500 Ted Malone's Adventure
In Poetry Sl.oO
$500 The Western Angler, by
Haig Brown ----$2 $2.5O
+S1.49 Forever Amber, by
Windsor --79e
6-S4.95 Southern Garden Book,
by Hastings -----------, 7Sc
2-S4.OO Decoratively Speaking,
by Miller -------A.98
l-S4.00 velez quez, by Riggs,
S2.49
LS4.00 Experiment in World
Order, by Paul MCGUIRE s2.W
lS1.49 First Saint Omnibus, by
Leslie Charteres ---$1.OO
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1949-03-24
China and
GLASSWARE

2-S24.98 62-Pc. Dinner Sets,
service for 8 - --Sl2.98
3-S5.95 20-Pc. Starter Sets,
hand painted -------S2.9S
18-19c Glass Orange Reamers,
SC
27-S1.75 IL" Decorated Meat
PlatterS 69c
1S-S2.29 Decorated Tea Pots.
S1.0O
@S4.9S 32-Pc. Glass Luncheon
Sets, service for 6------$2.9S
sS1.98 5-Pc. Glass Cigarette
Sets $1.OO
4S-$1.50 Glass Salad Plates, 50c
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Stationery

12-S10.OO Mirf0fS, velvet
backed, easel type, gilt or white
frames ----- .--.---- $S.1S
$500 to 500 Leather Manu-.
script Books, plain sheets,
$1.5e to 500
so-s1.00 Inkograph Bah Pens,
4z-25c Paper Table Cloths, for
birthdays, showers -----10e
11-s1.50 to $500 FIJI Folds and
Cigarette Cases Vie to $3.ee
2s-s1.o0 File Bexes, 3x5" size
for recipes, records Sc
123-4Sc Chefs Foil in rolls, 2se
2s-s1.39 Bridge Table Covers,
drop sides, floral chintz - 89c
IS Pkgs. Soc Doeskin Napkins,
dinner size, so to box, As is,
3 for $1.Oe
1Oc to 25c Gift Ribbons, white
and pastels s-----5c to 1oc
$5.s5 Scrap Albums, leather
bindings, buff mount sheets,
3l.So
si.7s Fountain Pen Sets, self
flling pen, propel-repel pencil.
79s
Ssc Fountain Pens, self hlling.
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Budget Dresses

DUdtyCI DscSSCS
25-Women's $5.95 Rayon Print
Dresses -S $500
1o-Misses', Women's sl2.95
Rayon Prints and Crepes.
broken sizes $500
15-Misses'. Women's Sl4.s5
Rayon Crepe Dresses - $500
3-sl4.95 Maternity Rayon
Crepe Dresses - $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Beds, Furniture
2-s34.s5 Englander Box Springs
on legs, twin size - $19.95
2-S22.50 Boudoir Chairs and
Stools $12.99
2-s1O.s5 Boudoir Chairs $3.50
1-S16.95 Chest, walnut-f1n-
ished $10.99
1-S59.50 Barrel Back Chair.
S37.77
3-s3s.So In n erspring Mat
tresses, double size $500
1-$34.95 Box Spring, twin size.
S17.99
1-S8e.o 90 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring, twin
sized, soiled ~ $59.99
1-S79.50 Foster Studio Couch.
$54.50
l-s59.5O Foster Studio Divan,
1895
1-s59.5O Innerspring Mattress,
twin size - - $3.50
1-S27.5O Roll-A-Way Cot with
innerspring mattress, 30", $lS.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Tee,, Shop AppureI

Tee,, Shop Apparel
15-s2.ss Wool Hoods -2sc
6-$5.99 Wool Slack Snow
fantS -------------- S@'vv
2o-ss.ss Denim Jeans, red or
green S1.A
$3.50 Black Rayon Skirts,
500
-S5.SS Raincoats --$1.O0
1$7.ss Wool Skirts, solid
1s-s4.ss White Cotton Blouses,
$3.50
Ss5.s5 Corduroy Stacks 1888
s7.ss to s1e.95 Dresses, plaids, =.
plain colors, some .rayons,
others; fabric content labeled.
$500
Kann's-Fourth Floor
SpOrfs,Uear
Sl-SS.95 to $12.95 Cotton and
Rayon Dresses, l and 2-pc.;
sizes 10 to Is - $500
6o-s12.s5 to s16.95 Dresses,
rayon prints and solid colors:
sizes 10 to 18- $500
12-s7.95 Rayon Faille Suits,
500
73-S5.s5 Rayon Blouses $1.5s
1s-ss.s5 and s1o.95 Rayon
Is12.s5 and $1s.s5 Rayon
162-s3.S3 to $5.95 Cotton
Blouses ~ $l.S9
$3.50 and $5.s5 Wool and
Chenille Slip-on Sweaters, S2.SS
5s-S5.s5 to $10.S5 Skirts, fayon
and wool, contents labeled,
$3.50 Rayon Skirts ---- $1.00
13-S12.s5 to Sl6.s5 Rayon
Skirts $1,000. $S.OO
Ls7.s5 and ss.s5 Wool Jackets,
$500
1o-sIo.s5 to S14.s5 Wool and
Corduroy Jackets ets-------$6.oo
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Notions

110-Ssc Special Purchase Bar
Der Scissors, forged, steel
chrome plated -------5Sc
+$3.Ss Storage Chests for
blankets or children's toys $1.49
5o-S1.0e Ladies' Foot Warm
ers, part wool, soiled- Soc
3o-$l.3S Collapsible Pliofilm
Hat Boxes - -------- $50
eS1.9S Fisherman's Shears.
Can be used for all household
purposes ---------------$l.zo
5o-25c Window Cleaner with
spray ---~--------------1Oc
5O-35c Pie Lifts --- l5c
2O-S1.O0 Cretonne Laundry
Bars - sec
3O-S1.49 Adola Brocaded Cotton
Brassieres for the larger wo-
man, SO to 42---5 Sc
10-S3.9s E-Z To Take Me
Along Travel Case se59 59c
20-S1.49 Special Purchase Of
Plastic Garment Bag, holds 8
144-S1.00 Women's Wood Shoe
Trees, blue - ----lSc
Kann's-Sreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Electrical
AnnliQuceS

1-21.5O Automatic Toaster, as
is S14.95
1S5.95 Electric Corn Peppers
$3.95
+Sl1.95 Electric Grills-- S5.95
@S5.95 Glass Coffee Makers
$3.50
1-S2l.95 Hot Plate and Toaster
Combination -S3.S5
12-39c Lunch Kits 1Oc
l-S4.95 Chrome Tray $2.S5
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
D0naeSficS. LineflS


11S Sec. Of 79c Cannon Bath
Towels. 22x44" " 49c
1876 Sec. of CSC Cannon Bath
Towels. 20x40" " 39c
84-35c and 39c Martex Wash
ClOtnS ------f IOT S1.VV'
$3.50, $1.25 Scranton Lace
Scarfs, So" long --,4 49c
S1.59 and $1.95 Dresser Scarfs
and Vanity Sets 79c ca.
Sec. Of S7.95 Lace Cloths S4.99
Sec. Of $8.95 Lace Cloths $3.50
69c Imported Linen Toweling,
II" wide yd. 49c
S1.39 Damask, red and blue
checks, So" wide yd. CSC
CSC Bleached Sheeting, Pacific
Truth quality, 81 "--yd. 79c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24

1 Misses S29.95 Rayon Sheer
Suit Dresses -- -- SI4.S|
6-s2s.95 to s3s.s5 Short Cock
tail Dresses of imported lace
and miniature prints; small
sizes $1,000
3-s39.95 Evening Gowns, pas
tel tulle; sizes 1916 ---$25.OO
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Art Goods
Handkerchief

Women's Csc Cotton 'Kerchiefs,
prints, pastel monotones, white
with corded borders, embrol-
dered initials - 6 for Sl.oo
l Woman's-$4.95 White Swiss
'Kerchief, petite point embroi-
dered in pink, scolloped hem,
$1.95
n BOYS 25c 'Kerchiefs, white
with corded borders, 6 for $1.OO
Women's459c Swiss Rayon 'Ker-
chiefs, embroidered daisy Dor
der --------------
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Junior Dresses

sy-s1e.sS to S16.S5 Pastel Wools,
rayon failles or, taffetas $500
zo-Sl0.95 to $14.95 Rsyon Cab
ardine, tangelo or rayon failes.
/ and 2 pc. styles --------$S.0O
.o-s14.s5 to S1s.s5 Rayon Tis-
sue Failles, crepes; also 2-pc.
rayon worsteds ----------$le.oo
1e-S1l.SS Rayon Prints, navy
rayon tissue failles ----311.00
+e27.S5 Spring Bolers Print
Dresses -$zV.VV
KannsEsecond Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Je,reIrB

l-S1s.O0 Necklace, gold color,
S10.oos
$500 Neck Chain, lo-K. gold,
$500
11-S7.So TO $12.5e Bracelets,
gold and silver color $500
H-$4.00 Bracelets, rhinestone
set $500
7 Mems $3.50 and $1,000 Iden-
tification Bracelets $500
1-SS.oo Simulated Pearl Neck
lace, twisted Arrow strands.
$500
$3.50 Simulated Pearl Neck.
lace, Baroque knotted style.
$2.9S'
sPlus 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Housewares

Ls6.9s Aluminium Hand Fruit
Juicer " $3.SS
1880 A1u m n u m 2h-Qt.
Whistling Tea Kettes, as Is. 7Se
$3.50 Pint Size O'Cedar Self
Polishing Wax --- ESQ
30-$1.O0 Plastic Table Cloth
Covers. 54x54 --- 49c
400 yds.-45c Plastic Covering
Material --------lSc
s0-1oc Packages Wrapping
Paper, 8 sheets to package -. SC
+$s.s5 Carpet Sweepers, floor
sample ---. 1888
+$4.49 Ironing Boards, as Is,
$1.SS
3o-S1.ss Plastic Shower Cur
tains and Drapes, each S1.oo
-s2.S9 Metal Clothes Hampers,
as is ~A'o~
1-sls.s5 Utility Closet, 1sx14x
a, as is ----------------$IS $IS.So
.1-S12.ss Porcelain Top Base,
16x20, as Is Observation-Disclosures $S.ss
1-S1S.9S Porcelain Top Base
with drawer 20x24, as Is SASS
-$4.9S White Enameled Wood
Toilet Seats - ---- $2.SS
z$6.9S Wall Cabinets, 14xl1x
rs, Is is $4.So
Kann's-Third Floor
Rugs
1-sx12 Rose Figured Axmin-
ster, soiled, was $7995 $29.95
1-9x12 Grey Reversible Fibre
Rug, sample, was $19.95 =. S7.SS
1-9x12 Congoleum Rug, dam
aged, was $10.95 $3.W
15-S19.95 to S24.95 4.6x6, 4x4.6
Sample Broadloom Rugs 1885
6-s24.s5 6x9 Cotton and Fibre
Rugs ~ S9.95
as4e.s5 sxl5 Cotton and Fibre
Ruxs S29.95
1-6x9 Rose Wilton, display
sample. was $3.50 $685.
1-31"xT Green Twist Rug. was
412a5 S3.99
A4x7 Reversible Cotton and
Fibre Rugs, were $15.95-- $3.S8
Isx12 Reversible Cotton and
Fibre Rugs. were $49.s5 SASS
-sxl5 Green Floral Wilmin-
ster, soiled, was $1sS.5o, $59.sS
5o-2ox30 Reversible Chenille
Rugs, seconds of '$l.39 -- 4Sc
h. 1-Hx6 Green Administer Rug,
was 1895 ~-- - $5.77
2Ahx6 Wool Administer Rugs,
mill remnants, were 1895. $3.50
s2.s5 Reversible Fibre Rugs, size
27x54" "--------------$l.Ve
Kanns-Third Floor
Girls Wear
1850 and $3.50 Wool Slack
Snow Pants .>-----.$z $500
1850 to $3.50 Cotton
Dresses -S soc
3o-s1.ss and $3.50 Wool Cardi-
gan Sweaters rs---- $1.5S
4o-S1.ss to $2.s5 Cotton Blouses
and Polo Shirts ---. e.. 8Sc
3o-S7.s9 to S14.SS Dresses, $500
-S2.99 White Felt Hats, $1.W
5o-$4.Ss to $3.50 Cotton
Dresses $3.50
2O-S3.99 Cotton Dresses -. $3.50
Pastel Cotton Print Dresses,
white pique trim; sizes 7 to IL,
$1.59
Kann's-Fourth Floor
BIO,gses, Neck,Uear
2+S7.s5 Shirts, long sleeves,
white or beige; size A = $4.97
Irregs. Of $1.95 Scarfs, silk
squares, mostly plain sc
S1.00 e-on-Kiddie Scarfs,
spun rayon squares res--------1Sc
Tee Shirts, cotton knit, short
sleeves, white, blue or maize,
crew neckline e------$l.Oe
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
F'urS
Duutinle Dresses

75-S2.9S and S3.9S Cotton
Dresses, sizes II to 16-----$1.A
125-s2.9S Cotton Print Dresses.
broken sizes -----------SI. SI.oV
40-$5.95 to $7.95 Uniforms for
Nurses, long and short sleeves,
broken sizes --------z---SS.7'
15-S6.95 and $7.95 Uniforms
colored rayon, long sleeves. bro
ken sizes -------------$4'os
Kann-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Infants Wear

Is Children's $1O.98 Snow
Suits, broken sizes, fabric con-
tent labeled ----- $4.98
S12.98 yorkshire" Pram Suits
and Playwoolie Snow Suits,
sizes / to 3. Water-repellant
poplin, lined with 1000 wool
knit - - $4.9S
6 Girls s16.ss Coat Sets, coat,
hat, leggings; sizes l and 2,
Irregs. of Children's $4.99 Gel
anese Rayon Suits, solid color
skirt or pants with printed skirt
and jacket -- $2.49
$3.50 Group of Wearables; 6
wool plaid shirts, 8 pinafores,
20 toddler dresses, 6 knit suits,
8 wash suits. Each S2.1
so Girls 39c Rayon Pants, sizes
8 to II -- 28c
34-Girls' s2.99 and $3.50 Rain
coats, plastic or cotton gabar-
Kann's-FOylrth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
SiIa,er

S1CCCT
1-S7.9S Chop Dish With Cover,
aluminium, slightly scratched,
1898
10-$1.9S Aluminium Serving
Trays, slightly scratched $1.00
3-$6.9S 30-Pc. Sets Tableware,
silver plated, slightly scratched,
$3.49
10O-25c Silver Plated Ice Tea
Spoons, slightly scratched 15c
5-S9.9S and $3.50 Sterling Sill
yer Compotes, tall style, slight
ly dented S3.75:
'Plus 20% tar
Kann S-Street Floor
Coats. Suits
12-Misses' 1895 Spring Suits,
imported woolens $500
'6-S39.95 Spring Toppers, sizes
10 to 16--- $500
2o-Misses' s1o.s5 Plaid Rain
coats, Sway style
3-S39.9 .95 Raincoats, grey cord
uroy, quilted Innings $500
l1-S22.95 Raincoats, rayon gab-
ardine $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-24
HOSIERY

SIG Prs. Irregs. or $1.65 Super
Sheer Nylons, Is denier, 81
guage; good colors and sizes,S9c
294 Prs. Full-fashioned Sheer
Nylons, broken sizes and colors;
as oSc
247 Prs. Misses and Children's
sec, 59c Ankle Socks, assorted
styles, colors; broken sizes;
1871 Prs. Irregs. or $1.95 Kant
run Nylons, IS denier, 81 gauge;
good colors; small sizes only.
s1.00
ia Prs. Irregs. or s1.s5 Sheer
Nylons, IS, 80 denier 59c
176 Prs. Irregs. or $1.35 No Seam
Nylons, IS denier, 400 needle.
Run-resist No seams included,
69c
96 Prs. S1.5O Dress Sheer Ny
Ions, 81 gauge; sizes 81 to l0k,
CSC
Kann's-StreetF Floor