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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-08-03
LEST WE FORGET:

Sunday, August IA, will be
the day to remember the moth
ers of our war dead. This day
has been officially proclaimed
as Gold Star Mothers Day by
Governor Stevenson, a day to
be made brighter by seding
Flowers to these mothers, a
card to greet them or a. visit
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-08-03

The Ill million acres plant
ed to soybeans in the u. S. in
1919 is the lowest since the pre-
war crop of Al. Acreage is
down 6 percent from last year.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-08-03
ON CARIBBEAN CRUISE

John Walter Depew, seaman,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Depew of 1900 Emmaus
Ave., Zion, ILL.,, is currently on
a cruise of the Caribbean area
aboard the refrigerator ship
USS Lioba.
The Lioba is in the Atlantic
Fleet Command with head
quarters at the Naval Base,
Norfolk, Va.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-08-03

to those who are i'll or shut in.
The president of the Gold
Star Mothers of Illinois is Mrs.
J. D. Willoughby, 1909 South
Vernon Avenue.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-08-03
Wednesday, August 3rd, 1919
ZION AUDITORIUM

ZION AUDITORIUM
Continued from Page y
had much improved the play.
However, only two perform
ances of the current season had
been given by April End of '37
when the fire occurred, de-
stroying all the properties and
equipment.
The following Lords Day,
namely, April 5th, an hours
broadcast of the play was made
over WBBM in Chicago. The
two Lords Days subsequent
full presentations were made
in the Civic Opera House in
Chicago. There were no further
presentations of the Passion
Play until May Of 1889, when
the present Auditorium was
ready for occupancy.
Immediately after the fire,
church services were held in
the Zion Gymnasium which
had been erected early in 1921.
For approximately two years
the fellowship worshiped in
the Gymnasium. A fine Mohler
organ was installed. Some in
conveniences were suffered, in
that it was necessary for the
choir to robe in the College
Building and then march to
the Gymnasium for the servic-
es. A long tunnel was built
from the College Building to
the Gymnasium through which
the choir marched. This gave
them a measure of protection
from the weather.
Early in the winter of 1887
the concrete proscenium arch,
between the two wings of the
College Building, and the foun-
dalton walls for the new Audi
forum were poured. However,
it was not until the early snripg
of 1889 that the final construc-
ton on the Auditorium was
launched. A large crew of men
were put to work and by the
first of May the Auditorium
was ready for occupancy. A
bowled concrete floor had been
put in and 1900 fine upholster-
ed seats were in place.
However, at that time the
funds to finish the lobby were
not available and a wooden
structure was affixed to the
Auditorium as an entry way
to the building proper.
Many times during the en-
suing years efforts were made
to complete the building. How
ever, during the war we were
unable to secure priorities, and
then sky-rocketing prices made
building practically prohibit
tive.
At last circumstances arose
which made it possible to go
ahead with the completion of
the Auditorium. Mr.. F. Dolke
of Chicago was employed as
architect. Plans were drawn,
and after a number of revi-
sions, a final draft was accept
ed. Bids were then called for
and several were considered.
The bid of the Peter Hamlin
Construction Company of Chi
cago was the one accepted and
contracts were SIGNED ON Nov
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Linens and
DOn,eSticS

$500 Place Mats 1Sc
11S-Sec. Of 79c Rayon and
Cotton Doilies -29c
120-Sec. Of $500 Mohawk
Sheets, 90x108 --$2.59
600 yds. sec Unbleached Muslin,
40" wide --3 yds. 81
SO yds.-s1.oo Pacific Type 14o
Bleached Sheeting, u" wide,
S4c I'd.
180 yds. - 39c Bleached Hope
Muslin, 36" wide yd.. 29c
s4-s1.1s and sl.29 Feather
proof Pillow Ticks - $1.00
33-S7.95 Printed Spun Rayon
Cloths, 61x88 -S S4.95
16o yds.-s1.39 yd. Checked
Damask, So" wide -98c yd.
210 Cannon Wash Cloths,
7 for 81
11-sec. of 1895 Martex Terry
Bath Mats $1.99
60-Sec. Of S1.49 Pacific Colored
Hem Percale Cases -$79c
Kann's-Street Floor
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UphOISteru

100 Prs.-$1.99 Priscilla and
Tailored Curtains ------ $1.00
7 Prs.-$1S.95 to S21.95 Damask
Draperies. 21z and 2s4 yds.
long. Samples " S11.99
3-$21.95 Mul &c or d Bed
spreads. Quilted. 2 single and l
double S11.S9
100 Prs.-S2.95 to $3.95 Tailored
Lace Curtains. Irregulars, $1.99
150-69c Upholstery Squares.
Various materials -3 39c
200 Yds.-98c to $1.49 Everglaze
Chintz. ~" wide - 49c
$50 Yds.-$1.49 Drapery Dam
ask. Rayon and Cotton. 48"
wide. Several colors - CSC
150-S2.45 Seconds Of Pyroxlyon
Window Shades. SO" width.
Complete with rollers S1.30
1886 Woven Stripe Studio
Couch Sets -----S7 S7.69
12-Sl2.98 Cretonne Sofa Slip
Covers for rs" and modern
styles s5.ss
Kann's-Third Floor
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Notions

100 prs. 35c keystone Dress
Shields in colors, reg. and cres-
cent 25c Or.
18-$1.9S Floral Chintz Laun-
dry Bags ---- SEQ
25-$1.59 Beltless Hose Sup.
porters, a comfort for mothers,
69c
8tS3.98 Fisherman Shears can
be used for all household pur-
15-S1.95-S2.95 Plastic Jumbo
and s Garment Bags sS1.69
40-S1.25 Panty Girdles, two
way stretch, small, med.
large ----------.69 $50
so yds. Csc yd., Closet Shelving,
10c yd.
3O-S1.25 Sweet Sue Deodorant
Dolls ---.------69c
Notion-Street Floor
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Bedroom
Furniture

A$22.50 Boudoir Chairs and
Stools, soiled -------$12.50
A$10.95 Boudoir Chairs $5.95
1-s1o.s5 Maple Cricket Chair,
1856
HS14.S5 Boudoir Chairs, S9.SS
1-$24.95- Boudoir Chair, SASS
1-S17.95 Twin Size Maple Fin
ished Spool Bed -S11.88
1-$59.50 Twin Size Englander
Hollywood Bed with Inner
spring Mattress $39.95
1-S59.90 Double Size Inner
Spring Mattress and box springs
1-S29.95 Double Size Inner
Spring Mattress --- S17.8S
1-S37.50 Twin Size Inner
spring Mattress s24.50
1-S34.95 Twin Size Inner
spring Mattress S20.8S
1-S44.50 Twin Size Inner
spring Mattress -$ $32.SS
Kann's-Third Floor
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Knit Umdertreaf'

5s-Irregs. Of $4.s5 Nylon Jersey
Slips, famous name, not all sizes.
$2.98
12O-Irregs. of S2.95 and s3.95
Rayon Jersey Gowns, famous
name -S1.69
520-Irregs. Of 69c Rayon I'm
dies tearose and white, popular
sizes ------ z Tor 81
2O1-79c to S2.9s Rayon indies,
manufacturers samples, 53c to
S1.97
$3.50 Cotton and RayOn I'm
dies, broken sizes, some soiled.
8 for 81
Kann's-Street Floor
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Books

1S6 velasquez with 8 color
plates 1898
SIS Roger Van Der Weyden,
Paintings from the Escorial and
Prado $s.ss
SIS Art Of the Far East, Is
mates in color S2.98
3-s3.25 Catholic Prayer Books,
$500
$500 Catholic Prayer Book,
$3.50
-S2.75 A Lady's Pleasure. A
Treasury of good reading 79c
Table of Juvenile Books, jackets
mussed Soc to $1.49
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
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Teen Shop

4O-S7.95 to $12.95 Solid and
Plaid Dresses, sizes 10 to 16 81
10-S7.99 Teen Plaid Skirts 81
$3.50 All-Wool Ski Stacks,
$3.50
2O-S2.99 to S4.99 Cotton and
Rayon Bl0uses ----S9c
2O-S3.99 Teen Denim Jeans,
S1.94
30-s2.99 1907 Wool Cardigan
Sweaters for teens Sl.88
3-S10.95 Teen Raincoats, $500
-S14.95 Teen Rayon Quilted
Robes ------$5.W
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Better Dresses

1S-S16.95 and S22.95 Tissue
FaiIle Printa and Sheers for
misses $1,000
l0-S14.95 to S16.95 Misses and
Women's Dresses, broken sizes, ,
$500
5$49.95 Evening Gowns,
changeable taffeta - $500
@S3.95 Evening Gowns, made
of tulle $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linuerie & Robes

Cotton Built-Up Shoulder
Slips, white. Broken sizes &c
Cotton Seersucker Gowns, sizes
"a to 40 and AZ to 48$1.77
Printed Percale Pajamas, sizes
"a to 40 $1.99
All NyIon Slips, irregs., colors.
tailored, 80 to 38------$3.88
Rayon Crepe Gowns, irregs.,
sizes 80 to SO. Some lacy, 1888
Cotton Housecoats, wrap model,
printed, sizes IL to 40---$1.99
Cotton Chenille Robes, sizes IA
to 20 $3.99
Kann's-Second Floor
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B,ldqet Dresses

5O-S5.95 Rayon Crepe Printed
Dresses, misses and women's
$500
15-S12.95 Misses Rayon Crepe
Dresses, broken sizes $500
2O-S12.95 Misses Surah RayOn
Print Dresses --S5.OO
15-S14.95 Misses and WOmen's
RayOn Crepe Dresses $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Goats and Suits

s35 Rayon Faille Suits, black
or grey, misses sizes - $19.88
S99.95 and $125 Fur Trimmed
Coats, misses and women's
S73.99
S49.95 and S59.95 Untrimmed
Coats, misses sizes S39.99
S39.95 and $45 All-Wool Spring
Suits, misses and women's,
$500
SI4.s5 to S19.95 Raincoats, cot
ton and rayon gabardine, S11.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
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COrSefS

33-S5.95 Society Girl" Girdles,
sizes % to "a 4--------- $3.50
24-S7.95 "A m e r rican Lady"
Panty Girdles, sizes rs to 80,
S3.88
9ES5 "Lewella" Stretchable
Girdles, size 80 0---$2.88
24-S7.95 Venus Girdles and
Panty GirdIes, Is to 81 $3.50
Kann's-Second Floor.
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SiIUeruare

$1,000 Chrome Plated Sugar
and Creamer Set on tray, S5.9S'
1-S18.00 Eight-piece Cocktail
Set Slightly scratched, $685.
6-S7.9S and $1,000 Sterling
Compotes, (slightly dentedD,
S4.49*
3 pr.-S7.9S Salt and Pepper
Shakers, sterling silver, slight
ly scratched -S3.99*
2S15.00 Silver Plated Meat
Platters, slightly scratched,
$780,
15-S1.98 Silver plated Trays
for sugar and creamers, slightly
scratched ----$1.29~
'Plus 20% Tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
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Infants Wear
Junior Shop

1886 to S12.95 One-Piece
Gabardines, Woods, Rayons, So
20-S12.95 to S16.95 Woods, Ray
ous, Failles and Taffetas $500
Ss14.95 .Two~Pc. Stripe Mems
Suiting Dresses s--$ $1,000
-S2z.s5 and SIS One-Pc. Bet
ter Crepe Dresses
Kann's-Second Floor.
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GIOves

70 prs.-7Sc Rayon Slip-on
Gloves, sizes 6 to 7t----49c
"a prs.-S2.79 and $3.50 Slip-on
Pigskin Gloves, 6 to ~, S2.39
% prs.-S3.50 Slip Navy Cape
skins, sizes 6 to 7--$2.69
13 prs. $500 Turf Tan Capeskin
Gloves, sizes 6 to 6A-----$2.1S
Kanns-Street Floor
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Stationery

100-50c Packages of Envelopes,
Is to package, blue lining 25c
$500 Revolving Chip Racks,
holds 200 chips, 2 decks cards,
S1.79
50 boxes-50c Notes and Paper,
colors and white IA for 81
1O-S2 Telephone Book Covers.
simulated Leather -$1.39
Kanns-Street Floor
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FurS

S109 Fur Goats, l mink-dyed
Coney, 4 Mouton dyed lambs,
sizes IL, IA, 16 4 seal dyed
Coneys, sizes 16, 10. 20 $500
1-Sl99 South American Dyed
Lamb, size $500
1-S199 Mink Dyed Marmot,
size IA --$99.OO
1-Sl99 Black Dyed Kidskin.
size --$99.0O
2-S199 Black Dyed Persian
Paw, sizes IA, &c., $4,000
1-S299 Blended Muskrat North
ern Back, size 16---S1O9.O0
All furs plus 209o tax.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Ha1tdkerchiefS

SOC Handkerchiefs from Switzer-
land, a beautiful assortment. 29c
Women's Cotton Handkerchiefs,
floral print designs 1212c
Kann's-Street Floor
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China & Glassware

12-S1.98 Place Mats --- -98c
$500 Crab Shell Sets SOC
30-S1.98 Cigarette Sets $1.00
25-SI.OO 8-pc. Coaster Sets. 49c
1S4.98 Liquor Sets --Sl.9S
$3.50 Ivory Colored Cups and
SaucerS 19c
3-S10.98 32-pc. Luncheon Sets,
S698
10-S3.00 8-pc. Hiball Sets, $1.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
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Neekareur

S1.95 Name Scarfs, all silk, So
50. in; red, green, blue H.1S
S1.OO Close -out of Neckwear,
mostly cotton pique
Kann's-Street Floor
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Home Appliances

1-S169.75 Famous Make Apart"
ment Size Electric Range, floor
sample S159.S0
1-s2s9.95 mbers Gas
Range, 194S model -- S239.95
1-S134.50 Hardwick Gas Range.
Fully equipped, floor model.
s1O4.5o
a. s199.s5 Easy Spindrier
Washers. Floor samples, S159.95
2-s179.95 Easy Auto I'm tic
Ironers. Floor samples, S139.95
1-Sl62.95 52-gal. Electric Hot
Water Heater S134.5O
1-s349.50 Air Conditioner,
s2s9.s5
Kann's-Electrical Appliance
Store-Corner 9th and D SITS.
Art Goods
10 Balls-79c and CSC Sport
Wool ------------- 39c
sass Knitting Bags-.S1.19
10 Pkg.-s1.S5 Sock Kits s1.39
Is Pr.-S2.25 Stamped Pillow
Cases, solid color $1.19 pr.
15-89c Stamped Linen Cut.
work Doilies ----59c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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Housewares

500 yds. 45c Plastic Covering
Material -------yd yd. lie
$50 yds. 12c yd. Oilcloth Edging,
yd. &C
27-s1.o0 Aluminium Wash
Boards - - -------,4 49c
70-4sc Professional type Press
ing Cloths 29c
2o-S2.25 Heavy Gauge Alumi-
mum Fry Pans Sl.49
14-S2.5o ~ at. Aluminium
Whistling Tea Kettles, as is,
$1.00
15-S4.49 Cast Alum n m
Chicken Fryers ----S1.99
11-S1.98 Stainless Steel Gov
cred Sink Strainers $1.49
25-S1.69 5 at. Aluminium Tea
Kettles " $1.29
2-$7.98 Insulated Picnic Boxes,
S4.98
2-$670 Bread Boxes. as is, S2.9S
1-S6.00 Bread Box, as is - $2.98
-$6.98 aluminium Under Bed
Chests, 4x18x8, as is $5.49
1-S19.95 Metal Wardrobe, OAK
2Ox641l. as S12.99
1-S25.95 Metal Wardrobe with
locks, 27x20x641a, as is $19.95
2-S14.9S Metal Utility Closets,
14XllX64, as is Is 1898
Kann's-Third Floor
Lamps
30-S1O.00 Bronze Plated Floor
Lamp Bases -S6 $3.50
4O-$3.98 RayOn Shades - S1.49
1-S14.98 Stove Lamp
2-$24.9S Royal Haeger Lamps,
SASS
-S16.98 Leather Lamps, 1898
3-$39.9S Chinese Figure Lamps,
$19.9S
Kanns-Third Floor
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Hosiery

2Sl prs. Sheer Nylon Hosiery, az
is, good colors, not all sizes, pr,
$50
154 prs. 25c to 39c Ankle Socks
for misses and children, soned,
314 prs. Irregs. of S1.35 Sheer
Nylon Hosiery, not all sizes, pr,
$50
613 prs. Irregs. of S1.35 Super
sheer Nylon Hosiery, good colors,
pair --$1
420 prs. Irregs. of $1.65 Super
sheer Nylon Hosiery, good sizes.
pair $50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Luggage

4-SS.95 Weekend Cases $500
3-S12.95 Pullman Cases $8.95
2-S15.95 Wardrobe Cases, $7.95
4-S15.95 Hat and Shoe Cases,
$6.95
1-$15.50 Train Case, lettered,
$11.88
Plus 20% tax
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Women's New Spring Hondbogs

Rayon failles. patent plastics and
pastic calf or grain finishes in the.
group. Top-handle, shoulder strap or
underarm styles in black, red, green,
navy or brown.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Dnufiisae Dresses

60-Sl4.S5 Rayon Street Dresses,
sizes AZ to "A SAT-
75-S2.98 and 1898 Cotton
Dresses ---------S1.77
5O-S5.95 Printed Coffee Coats,
Upper and wraps s---$3.77
75-S4.S5 Cotton Dresses, half
and quarter sizes S2.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Leather Goods

3-S12.50 and SIS Mems Fitted
Dressing Cases ---S.5S'
25-$5. to $1o.50 Evening Bags,
$4.98s
3-S16.50 and $3.50 Leather
Bags s---S12.50s
1-$12.50 Black Suede Bag.
$7.95s
2-$13.50 Brown Calfskin Bags,
$685.
9-S7.S5 Black Calfskin Bags,
S3.89*
75-S1 and s. Women's Belts,
2 for $1.00
'Plus 20%e tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Electrical
Appliances

2-S19.95 Broilers S6.95
24-S5.0O Sinus Pads $1.99
eS6.99 Drink Mixers 1898
3-S36.95 Apartment Washers,
S29.95
1-S27.95 Elec. Uurn Set, as Is,
S15.95
Kann's-Third Floor
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Furniture

1-S79.50 Maple Finished Di-
nette, floor sample - --S4S.95
4$10.95 Mahogany Finished
Dinette Chairs --S7.88
SLABS Mahogany Finished
Dinette Chairs - $9.95
S$34.95 2-Tier Lamp Tabes,
leather tops -----$14.95
1-$54.50 Desk, Governor VIM
throp style -S S39.95
1-$8.95 Unfinished Record
Cabinet --$4.98
1-s10.95 Unfinished Drop Leaf
Table $7.49
2-S8.95 Unfinished Bookcase, 3
shelves $5.88
1-$69.50 5-po Chrome Dinette,
porcelain top --- $3.50
1-7.95 Dinette Chair, dam
aged ------ S4.98
4-$14.95 Walnut Finished Rec
ord Cabinet --. $500
3-S12.95 walnut Finished
Book Trough Tables $7.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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Girls Shop

30-S4.99 and $3.50 Girls Cot
ton Dresses esS2.00
25-S2.99 and s3.99 1909 Wool
Cardigan Sweaters rs$1.8S
12-S2.99 Cotton and Rayon
BlouSeS S9c
1-S4.99 Pastel La Wanna
10-S4.99 and S5.99 Girls Dresses
and Jumpers $500
15-S19.95 and $500 Snow Suits
1Or girls SlV.VV
S-S25.O0 and $500 Girls Win
6-s16.95 and s19.95 Girls VIM
ter Goats ---7------ $1,000
28-S3.99 1907 Wool Slack
Pants S2.97
15-S1.6s Girls Wool Mittens,
$50
KAnn,+Fourth Floor.
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JetceIry

OCtCCtFy
8-$5.95 Compacts -$3.95
7-$7.50 Compacts $500
12-$17.95 Wom ems Lapel
Watches, cloisonne ena mel
backs $l4.95'
$4,000 Simulated Pearl Neck
lace -----$ $15.0O*
65-$1.00 Mems Collar Bars,
50cs
$500 Mems Belt Buckles,
s3.O0s
Is prs.-$1.95 Satinore Ear
rings .00*
10 prs.-$5.o0 Earrings $500
'Plus 20% tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Blankets


eS3.95 Plaid Blankets, 72x84".
95% cotton, So wool --S2.99
+s7.95 All-Wool Blankets,
72x84" -- $3.50
+S14.95 All-Wool Blankets,
72xQ0" S11.95
1$14.95 All-Wool Blankets,
white, 72x84" --- s9.99
+S17.95 All-Wool Blankets,
72x84" - S11.99
SS2.50 Cotton Blankets, white,
80x90" -- $1.99
eS4.99 Mattress Pads, size
39x76" $3.50
sS6.95 Cotton Filled Comforts,
size 80x90" 0"-----------SA SA.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Radios

1-S2S9.95 Nationally Famous
AMIN Radio. 7 tubes and rec
tifier. Built-in aerial. Blond
finish. tomato record
changer -----S S189.00
3-S26.95 Nationally Famous
Table Radios in maroon plastic
finish. tubes and rectifier,
S16.95
2-Nationally Famous Table
Radios. Brown plastic cabinet.
4 tubes and rectifier. Built in
2-s24.95 Nationally Famous
Table Radios, black and gold
trimmed cabinets. Built in
aerial -S19.00
2-s24s.s5 Nationally Famous
Console. Combination AMIN
broadcast. 9 tubes and rectif1er.
Mahogany veneers on hard
wood. Automatic record chang
er. Record storage space,
$17s.0O
1-S49.95 Nationally Famous
Table Model Combination Radio
Phonograph. Automatic record
changer. Plastic cabinet. Built
in aerial $500
Kann's Appliance Store
9Th and D Streets NV.
Rugs
2-S74.95 9x12 Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs, non-skid backs --- $685.
3-s14.95 Axe Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs, soiled led-------$6.S8
2s-S1 and $1.95 Round Numdah
50-Seconds of S1.59 20x3V Re-
versible Chenille Rugs S8c
Seconds of $5.95 24x40" Re-
versible Chenille Rugs $40
1O-s3.95 Bath Sets, rug and lid,
soiled -------------------$l.SS
seconds of $685. 9x12 All
wool Administer Rugs $500
15-S29.95 412x6 Sample VeIvets
and Administer Rugs -~- $l9.95
100 yds. S4.95 to $6.95 27-in. Hall
Carpet --, yd., S3.SS
l-Seconds of S10.95 9x12 Felt
Rase ---- - S7.69
6-S34.95 9xl2 Reversible Wool
and Fibre Rugs ---- $29.95
+S69.95 All-wool Face Axmin-
ster Rugs, 8.3x10.6 --- $500
6-$39.95 to $49.95 6x9 All-wool
Administer Rugs - $2S.OO
50-S495 18x30-in. Cocoa Door
1O-S6.95 and $7.95 27x54-in.
Wool Scatter Rugs s--$5.88
7-$13.95 36x60 Wool Scatter
Ruv, S1O.8S
KannS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Costume JewelY
2 for SI.OO

PIIS yUre TdI
You'll marvel at this fine
assortment at such a
small sum! Scatter pins,
earrings, necklaces and
bracelets in gold and sill
ver-color m e tails with
stone settings.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
TOiIetrieS

IOttetTleS
144-S1 Follow Me" Bubble
Bath, large size 69c"
10O-S1 Follow Me" Travel Kits
contains, tale, perfume, cologne,
69c*
72-5oc "Follow. Me" Tale
12-98c Fountain Syringe, Sec
144-89c Travel Brush Kit,
contains brush and comb IN
plastic case ------ SIC
144-89c Hair Brushes, Nylon
brstles, color backs 49c
72-Sl Follow Me" -Sachet.
3scs
72-S1 Follow Me" Perfume,
wrapped in hat box -69c'
l44-59c Sutton" Bath Pow
der, floral fragrances, puff, ,10c"
36-SS.98 Home Hair Clipper
Set, clippers, comb, scissor,
S1.4s
"plus 20% tax
''plus SC tax
. Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
SDOrtSlceUf'

Sportsman
1s-S14.95 and s16.95 Rayon
Dresses $1,000
10-$7.95 and $s.S5 Rayon
Jumper Dresses -- $500
10-$12.95 and $14.95 Women's
RayOn Dresses -----$9..00
9-S8.95 and S10.95 Women's
Rayon Dresses $1,000. ~- $500
10-S7.95 Rayon Faille Two-Pc
Dresses $500
5-S12.95 Rayon Satin Skirts,
$1,000
1O-S16.s5 Rayon Cocktail
Skirts ------ $500
2-s16.s5 All Wool Skirts. $500
50-s1.99 Cotton Plaid Blouses.
$l.O0
25-s2.ss and 1899 Cotton
Broadcloth Blouses $1.00
45-$5.95 and s7.95 Rayon Crepe
6-$10.95 Wom ems RayOn
Blouses $500
s-s12.95 and s1S.95 Women's
Rayon Blouses $1,000
1O0-S3.99 and S5.95 Wool Slip
On Sweaters $500
2-S8.95 Corduroy Jackets, $500
5-S10.95 Wool Jackets $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Seconds Of $l.99
Sonforizeds Irish
Dress Linens
&c.,.

An excellent m e d ium
weight for spring and
summer frocks. In col
ors and white, So inches
wide. "(Residual shrink
age less than 1922. Linn
tied quantity.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Cotton Quilted
ROBES
49,

For studying in the dorm ;. for IouneIne at
home for the chilly mornings ahead ;.
you'll welcome the comfort Of our trim quilted
cotton robes! Full length with two huge pock-
cts, q cleaning oId-eoIored belt buckle -.
Choose red, navy, kelly green, noize lined
with contrasting color. Junior sizes 9 to IS
LANSBURGHS-Negigees-T Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-02
S LIP S
$50
OF FINE BUR.NIIL*
RAYON CREPE

Arteml. designs slip that fits as beouti-
fully as q weII-cut dress! "lnnoee" slips
ore cut in 81 different variations to fit
greet number Of figures +. designed on
stroiaht plus curved plus bios cut (which
prevents twisting. riding up or soeengD
PetoI, white or black with matching loce
trim. Short, overoee or toll lengths 32-44.
sRes. .. 3. Pat. OF.
-Lingerte-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-01
FoIIs Church Por.y Set
For Preschool Children

A party for children scaec.2les.
70 enter the a-s: grade In Sep
teEno~r Will Be held as pm rss-
day Of the Oak Street School
Pals Church. Va.
Registration Of these children
viii be held from . an. 10 noon
June IL. 10 and 10 Each pros
pectlve student mus. eginE his O.
her birth certificate. II II has not
already been presented ai THE
school clinic.
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membership It's chairman and sec
retary and is hereby authorized
and empowered to adopt all neces-
sary rules and regulations for the
conduct of its business.
Wants Fowler Instructed.
Mr.. Klein hoped Commissioner
Young would instruct Mr.. Fowler
to vote against segregation. he
said in his letter.
But I do not think that your
duty TO carry out the Presidents s
principles of civil rights In sc-
cordance with his desire viii be
completed merely by instructtns
Mr.. Fowler" he added.
There Is no real reason between
the power which your board has 70
instruct Mr.. Fowler and the power
which your board has TO make its
wishes known to the four members
appointed by your board. namely.
Chairman Harry g. Wender.
James Z. Schwab. Mrs. Andrew
Saul and Mrs. Alice c. Hunter"
Mr.. Klein said.
He said the votes Of the four
appointed members are as rep
resentative of your desires as is
Mr.. Fowler's vote"
Observing that the board MEM
Evening star., 1949-06-01

oers n general. we're "saneere ard
able public servants Mr.. Klein
said he was not now advocating
or even suggesting that your board
Commissioner remove any mem
Der Of the Recreation Board. -
Points 70 Responsibility"
All ! Am here saying Is that
by virtue Of your boards authority
over the continuance In once Of
these Eve Recreation Board mem
be.s. your board cannot evade the
responsibility for the votes Of any
Of these Eve members"
Mr.. Klein also wrote Chairman
wender. chiding him for the
boards action OF tahiing the anti
Segregation motion IT the May
meeting but laudins him for a
partial step In the right direction
by ruling that permits may nov be
issued TO mixed groups 10 use
schools and other public buildings
Another letter was sent to Melvin
Sharpe. acting president Of the
Board Of Education. urging him to
instruct the boards representative
on the Recreation Board 10 vote
for abolition Of segregation.