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, 1949-01-04
CARD of THANKS

Through this medium we
wish to thank all sYmpathiz-
ers and well wishers who in
any way helped to alleviate
our grief during the loss of our
nephew. son. and brother.
Hilda England
Vivienne Solomon
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Garvey
Mr.. & Mrs. Wilhelm Samuel
, 1949-01-04
H YEAR AHEAD :

H YEA AHEAD
NEW YEAR cards often show the picture of a bounc-
ing baby, full Of energy and life. This is the symbol of the
New Year, and indicates what all of us think about what is
ahead-the hope, the dreams and aspirations. For us here that
symbol may well be put to its fullest meaning for we need all
the vigor, the enthusiasm and the faith to face the future, and
make out of it the very best we can.
WE CAN MAKE l949 an even better year than l948.
We start off the year with certain decided advantages, all Of
which we can capitalize upon. AS said before we have the
same national administration, and that means a lot. We have
the same Governor, whose first-hand knowledge of all the
pertinent problems should be a great factor, and using his in
fluence with the national administration, he should be able
to bring about the many changes we need. This does not say,
however, that the impossible is expected, but that the op-
portunity is there for even greater progress. Of very great
Importance is the new Chamber of Commerce, whose work
during the past year is an indication of the possibilities for
the future. We say new" because it seemed to have been
born again. 1t has invited distinguished guests, it has coop
Grated with St. Thomas, and it is taking a most active part
in the economic life of this Island.
TAKING OFFICE ON Tuesday, January IL, is the new
Council which begins its t wo-year term. Optimistically enough
we have great hope for that body. 1t has had an excellent
opportunity to observe the needs of this place, and it should
by now be ready to come on with definite and concrete sug-
gestions for meeting these problems, During the campaign
there was much talk and many promises for the future, and
we look forward to see some of these come true. There is new,
and young blood in the legislature, and with a practically
clean slate before it, should lanuch forth on a most construc-
tive program. It has the entire population behind ii, for we
are confident that the election over, our people know that
those elected represent the wishes of the majority, and there
is nothing but for everyone to give his fullest cooperation and
support. With this in mind We feel in expressing hope for the
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
ISABEL ORANGE ONE OF
YOUNGEST EMPLOYEES
AT STATE CAPITOL

One of the youngest employees.
at the State Capitol building here
during the 53rd general assem-
bly, Of the Iowa State legislature
is 17-year-old Isabel Orange of
$50 eth st. Miss Orange is one of
the six secretaries in the legal
division, serving the six lawyers.
who draft and write the bills for
Representatives and senators. On
duty since Jan. 10, Miss Orange,
the former office secretary of
the Iowa Bystander weekly pa
per, will be employed there I'M
til the assembly ends in April.
A native Of Chickasha, Okla,
she attended elementary school
in Oklahoma, the Herbert Hoover
Junior High school in Oakland,
Calf. Three years of her high
school work was done at John
Hay in Cleveland, Ohio, where
she graduated in 1913. While
she was at John Hay High
school, she was a member of the
band and student council. In
Des Moines she is member of
the Corinthian. Baptist church,
and the Young Adults and Teen
Canteen clubs Of the YMCA.
This spring Miss Orange plans
to leave the city for Cleveland,
Ohio, where she will enter Flora
stone Mather, one of the colleges
of Western Reserv university, to
bgin study for a career in medi
Sine, She is the daughter Of
Mrs. Hazel Vanduvall of this
city and Mr.. John Henry Orange
of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
Hedrick and Smith
Military Wedding
Held In Germany

Miss Gloria B. Hedrick, form
erly of the American Red Cross
and now program director at
Club Rhapsody-Henry Kaserne,
Recreation Center Of the U. S.
Army Special Service. located at
Munich, Germany will soon be-
come a bride.
Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Hedricks,
$3.50 S. Michigan av., Chica -,
parents, have just made known
the fact that their only daughter
Gloria, is betrothed to Sgt. Sam.
uel Smith Of Roanoke, Va, weo
is now stationed in Landsburg,
Germany.
Invitations have just been
placed in the mail to friends of
the family announcing the mar
rlage Of their daughter, the cere-
mony to take place on Sunday
evening, April 3, s p. m. in tht
United States Army Headquart-
ers Chapel which will be the first
military official wedding in the
American sector.
Mrs. La Ursa Snelson Hedrick,
mother Of the bride and daugh-
ter, are both graduates of Will
berfCrce university and mem
bers Of the Chicago Wilberforce
Alumni association. Mrs. He'd
rick stated that the wedding an
nouncement was formally made
at a Valentine party sponsored
by Miss Carter, club director, at
the home Of Chaplain and Mrs.
Jenkins in Munich, Germany at
which time she was given an
engagement ring and her par
ents were informed via trans
lantic telephone.
Miss Hedrick went abroad in
946 with the American Red Cross
and was later transferred to the
United States Army-Special
Service and has BEEN highly
commended for her superior ser
vice in Social Service War work
The couple plan a leace of alb
sence to return home on theil
honeymoon early in the spring.
Miss Hdrick is the neice O
Floyd Snelson, he well known
newspaper man,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
DAVID SPIRITUAL TEMPLE
CHURCH .HONORS PASTOR
WITH q StJNDAV PROGRAM

The special David Spiritual
Temple Of Christ church pastor
and Bishops Appreciation Day
program held Sunday in honor
Of the pastor, Most Bishop David
William Short, at 1929 i. Walker
st., was a spiritual and finacnial
success. Missionary-Mother Della
Robinson, president and chair
man, sponsored the program. APP
pearing on program morning and
might were: Missionary Clara
Houston, mistress Of ceremonies;
missionary Lulu Buttrum, presi-
dent Of Prayer Circle; Rev. Edith
Cole, Mrs. Ida Bell Williams,
Miss Clara Williams, John Moore
and the Humphrey Trio. Evan
gelist G. l.. Branham, of 1913 E.
18th ST., has been released from
hospital and is now confined to
bed at her home under daily
medical care.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
HIGHLAND PARkERS
OPEN NEW STORE

Howard and Lily Mae Minimum,
Highland Parkers, have opened
q new children's clothing store
at 400 Euclid, rear the Highland
theatre. Ladies house dresses
ana educational toys, graded &C
corning to ages are featured.
Ihey named the store Sarah
lBea Children's store for their
TWO daughters, Sarah Louise and
Beatrice, the store will carry the
highest quality of clothing at
reasonable prices.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
EASTSlDE RED CROSS
CAPTAIN SETS RECORD OF
THREE TIMES QUOTA

The Rev. Mrs. Edith Cole, spi- |
ritual pastor, and only colored
Red Cross captain in the Red
Cross captain in the Red Cross
Financial Drive in the city of
Des MOines, with her co-Workers,
set an outstanding financial re-
cord for the Des Moines Eastside
by the. centra headquarters. The
manager and other officials of
the Red Cross drive expressed
high praise for the success of the
Eastside drive under the lead
ership Of the Rev. Mrs. Cole,
taking second place in the over
the top drive to reach the quota
1T was the Rev. Mrs. Coles first
experience in Red Cross drives.
The first co-worker of the Rev.
MIS-. Cole to report over the
quota was Mrs. Nellie Ward, Of
1903 Buchanan ST., who is a
member and represented David
Spiritual Temple of Christ
church, 1929 East Walker st., Of
which the Most Bishop David
William Short, is pastor. At the
Red Cross headquarters a signal
commentator was given to all
workers. And at the Red Cross
banquet held Monday 2 p. M,
at the Ft. Des Moines Hotel, the
Rev. Mrs. Cole won second place
in the drive, was given second
place in the group seating at
the special honor dinner table
reserved for successful captains.
The co-workers in addition to
Mrs. Nellie Ward who helped the
Rev. Mrs. Cole win second place
in the drive are as follows: Mrs.
Irene Peters, 1921 Stewart; Mrs.
Blanche Jackson, 1918 McCor-
mack ST.; Mrs. Orzolla Dudley,
1915 Ure ST.; Rev. and Mrs. J. l.
Thomas, 1924 East University
av., and Mrs. Buttrum, 1856 E,
18th st. A special co-workers APP
probation tea will be sponsored
by the Rev. Mrs. Cole, at hel
home at 1924 Garfield ST., Tues
day evening in honor Of the co
workers.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
MINISTERS WIVES
ALLIANCE MEETS

The Ministers Wives Alliance
met at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Scott of ISL Ascension ST.,
with Mrs. Scott acting as hostess
OF a st. Patrick tea for fifteen.
A color scheme Of yellow and
green was carried out in a very
attractive manner. Mrs. C. A.
Record led the devotional serv-
ice. Mrs. B. f. Blanks, president,
gave q reading on ''St. Patrick"
New member enrolled was Mrs.
George Parish. Mrs. Record also
reported Mrs. Blanche Spivie's
name for membership. Mrs. F,
p. Dickerson was reported sick
and shut-in. The next meeting of
! the Alliance will be held at the
home of Mrs. Goldie T. FAINT,
! 1854 Maple st. Mrs. E. A. Caters
will give "The Resurrection
Story"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
Modern Cir More carefres
Thanks % I Hay zseIp

What to do for Woman's Oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
Many girl and woman has found
he answer in CARDUI's 2-way help.
You see, CARDUI may make things
.ots easier for you in either of two
ways: Cd started 8 days before
your time" and taken as directed
N the label, it should help relieve
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
THE DiLETTANTE CLUB
WAS ENERAINED

The classification Committee
CT the Dilettante club was enter
taind by the chairman, Mrs.
Theodore Martin, ST.. Of 1906
Ascension st. It was a most de.
lightful evening which was en-
joyel by the group.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26

tUj'3clona1 peT4od1c pain; % take
throughout th2 r.onth like a to~F
it should improve your appetite, $ /
digestion, and thus help build N
resistance for the trying GAYS f
come. CARDU1 is scientifically pre.
pared and scientifically tested. Il
you suffer cat those certain tines
get CARDUI To-Day.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
CITY ASSOCIATION MEETS

The, City Association met this.
week at the Willkie House where
Atty. Charles P. Howard told
his recent trip to Washington, ID.
O., in the interest Of the Fair
Employment Practice Committee
and Civil Rights program. Atty.
Howard gave a very splendid re-
port on the fight now going on
in Washinton against President
Tluman's Civil Rights program.
Mrs. Gertrude North, is the presi-
dent of the Association.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
MRS. MULLEN HOME
AGAIN FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Melnea Mullen, of Mil
Waukee, Wis, daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. George Williams, who
was confined to a Milwaukee
hosplalfor three weeks, has re-
turned to her home at 1902 N.
9Th st. a
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
The JOLLY IL CLUB
HOLRS MEETING

The Jolly u club held their
meeting at 953 18th ST., and dur
ing the meeting and entertain
ment Miss z. Cannon was award
ed a box of choice candy. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Miss Elizabeth Thomas,
1916 10th st.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26

Reclamation appropriation
blythe SOth Congress were so per
cent greater than corresponding
appropriations of any other Con-
greSS in bur history.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
AcIes aaadigest z0E'
: Relieved in 5 minutes q
double voIrr money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful, sufYccas
g gas. sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usual
rescribe the fastest acting medicines known fo
abots. No laxative. Bella brings comfort in
fly or double your money back en- return of bott
} us. 25s St III druggists.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26

When one is travelling it is
correct to tip the porter az the
end of the journey.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26

The vQxehg machine was first
used in a New York City cleo
ton in 1892.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26

Precepts are the rules by
which we ought to square our
lives.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26
Hard Coughing Spell;
Resulting From Cold:

When your cold brings on a mast
troublesome cough, spend AS cents Z
my drug store for a bottle Of BUCK
LEY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE NV trim
Lcting-to relieve coughing fast. BUCE
LEY'S acts promptly to help loosen Il
hick, sticky phlegm - soothe irritate
throat membranes and ease hard cOuet
ng spells. So try it the very next till
cold results in a wracking. stuabor
oCgh. Find out for yourself just no,
good it is for coughs due to colds. &C
BUCKEYES CANADIOL MIXTURE =
made in the U.S.A.-TCDAY-all druf
;ists. e III
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-03-26

THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Upholstery

12-S12.95 Cretonne Sofa Covers
for 76" and "a" Curved Arm
Model and London Flat Arm
Sofas observation-disclosures S6.66
6-S6.9s Knitted Slip Covers for
Club, Modern and Wing Chairs.
1856
1-S14.SS Folding Screen. 81
panel. AS is $500
1-s9.ss Folding Screen. s.
panel. As is $3.50
1-$l3.S8 Folding Screen. 4
panel. As is $3.99
25O-39c Short Pieces Of Or
CANDY. u to y yard lengths,
10c
6 Prs.-S3.95 Plain Cotton Mar
quisette Priscilla Curtains. SO"
length. $2.39
24-S3.95 to $5.S5 Sample Pairs
Of Cottage Curtains ns$2.39
24-$6.95 TO ss.s5 Sample Pairs
of Priscilla Curtains $3.99
3-S9.95 to S12.95 Embroidered
Vanity Skirts. AS $3.50
5-SS.95 Permanent Organdy
Vanity Skirts. AS is---$4.99
7Prs.-S21.95 Ever glaze Chintz
Draperies. IN yards long. Lined,
$500
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Bedroom
Furniture

1s10.95 Cotton Cot Mattresses.
80" wide $6.66
1-s19.95 Innerspring cot Mat
tress, 80" wide e-$12.99
1-$39.50 Box Springs, twin size,
S21.99
1-s15.s5 Hollywood Headboard,
twin size $3.50
1-$2s.s5 Box Springs, twin size.
S16.SS
1-S59.50 Studio Couch $3.50
1-S19.s5 Innerspring Mattress.
80" wide -----$12.99
1-S98.50 Sofa Bed $685.
1-S59.50 Bareback Chair,
s3s.ss
1-S119.00 Beautyrest Mattress
and Box Springs to match, dou-
BILE size, soiled- $500
l-s44.s5 Aft. Coil Spring Roll
AWAY Cot with cotton mat
tress, damaged -$28.SS
1-s10.S5 Cricket Chair, maple
finished d-------$5.SS
1885 Vanity Bench, maple,
$4.A
-s7.ss Metal Cot, 30"- -$4.44
1-s10.95 Boudoir Chair -$5.55
1-S14.s5 Poster Bed, mahogany
finished, double size e--$S.S9
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Radios

2-S21.95 Crosley Table Model
Radio. 4 tubes and rectifler.
Maroon plastic case $500
1-S44.95 Philco 461 Table Model
Radio. Mahogany wood cabinet.
4-tubes and rectifier. S29.95
@S19.95 Emerson H7 Table
Model Radios. Brown plastic
cabinet. 4-tubes and rectifier.
S14.00
2S24.95 w esting h ouse 1SS
Table Model Radios. Chinese
finished ebony wood cabinet.
& $500
a-s249.s5 Westinghouse 16S
Console Combination AMIN
Radios. Aut matte Record
Changer. 1-Blonde, 1-Mahog-
any. $4,000
1-S509.45 mersOn sos sos
Consolette Television r ad To-
Phono. AMIN Automatic Rec
ord Changer. 10" Picture. sSss.s5
Plus Tax and Installation.
1-S725 General Electric Con-
sole Television Radio, PhonO.
AMIN Automat tic Record
Changer. Beautiful walnut
Veneer Cabinet. 10" Picture
Tuhe S449.95
Plus Tax and Installation.
1S299.95 Emerson 571 Table
Model Television Receiver. 10"
Picture Tube. Nah. Veneer Cab
inet $249.95
Plus Tax and Installation.
's-Electrical Appliance
store-Corner 9Th and D Sts.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

HOSieru

100 Prs. "As Is" Full Fashioned
Sheer NylOn Hosiery. Famous
name styles included. Broken
sizes, styles and colors -59c pr.
800 Prs. Imperfects Of $l.50 Fa-
nous Name, 51-gauge Sheer
Nylon Hosiery. All-Nylon sheers.
Good colors and sizes s--89c pr.
$50 Prs. of 39c Misses and Chill
dren's Ankle Socks. Made OF
fine cotton. Broken sizes, styles
and colors. Soiled 6 prs. $1.OO
SO Prs. Imperfects of S1.35 Full
Fashioned Sheer NylOn Hosiery.
Assorted constructions: Broken
sizes and colors SIC pr.
152 Prs. of 69c Full-Fashioned
Cotton Lace Hosiery. Assorted
dark colors in sizes 8 to 1O12,
10c pr.
210 Prs. Imperfects of S1.65 Fa-
nous Name Full Fashioned
Super-sheer Nylons. Good col
ors and sizes. Is denier, 81
gauge Sl.0O pr.
Kann's-Hosiery-First Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Rugs

1-12x10 Peach tone on tone
textured Wilton. Was $144.80
$104.00
1-12X4.10 Gray floral Axmin-
ster. Was $65.30 $500
1-12x14 Green tone on tone
Administer. Was 1924 S159.00
1-12x12" Blue floral Administer.
Was $125.27 27----$99.OO
1-12xl2 Rose Velvet BroadloOm.
Was $4,000 ---$99.00
1-12x17.7 Beige tone on tone
Wilton. Was $210.65 --$189.0O
1-12x11.11 Tan tone on tone
Administer. Was $1,000 $500
1-12x9 Green tone on tone Ak
minister. Was $118.00- $500
1-12x11.6 Rose Floral Axmin
ster. Was $157 37--$119.OO
1-12x9 Blue tone on tone Ak
minister. Was $124.20- $1,000
2-12x15 Tan tone on tone Ak
minister. Was $106.50. Now,
$500
1-12x14.4 Blue loop Pile Wilton.
Was $l9450 -----$169.00
1-12x13.7 Blue tone on tone
Wilton. Was 69O0--- $4,000
1-12x15 Green Mattled Axmin-
ster. Was $l7480$149.00
l-12xl2.10 Rose Floral Axmin-
ster. Was $l63.30--$129.00
1-12x19 Tan tone on tone
carved Administer. Was $286.95,
$4,000
1-12x11.2 Beige Floral Axmin-
ster. Was $l2s.4e--------Sss'oo
Kann's-Rugs-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Teen Shop

3O-S2.99 Teen Hoods and
Scarfs S S1.79
4-S7.99 Nylon Sweaters, cardi-
oan styles $500
I2-s7.99 Plaid Wool Skirts, $500
3-S1O.95 Teen Raincoats S7.99
SS25.O0 Teen Winter Goats,
S19.95
2O-S2.99 Rayon and Cotton
BlOuSes
$3.50 Teen Wool Stacks,
Sass
10-s12.s5 Teen Rayon Dresses,
$11.S8
1O-$14.SS Rayon Quilted Robes,
S8.88
15-$2.99 Cardigan Sweaters, So
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
SpOrtssUear

sEs22.s5 Evening Jackets, ray
on, sequin trim $500
25-S10.45 TO S16.95 Rayon
Dresses, l and pieces. pastels
and dark shades. Sizes 10 to
1ss-s5.ss to ss.s5 Rayon
Blouses, prints, white and pas
+s7.95 All-Wool Grey Vests,
$500
as-s5.s5 to s1o.s5 Wool and
Rayon Skirts, slim lines, fly
fronts, dark colors $500
64-s2.ss and $3.50 Cotton
Blouses, junior and misses sizes,
s2.00
25-s1.ss Rayon Skirts, sizes u
tn 16 S1 S1.00
175-s3.ss to s5.s5 An-Wool
Cardigans and Slip-O -Ons, boxes
and fitted styles in black. brown
and pastels - S2.99
25-S7.95 to $S.95 Cotton Plaid
Dresses, l piece --~ $500
10-s7.s5 and Ss.S5 Wool Slacks,
Junior and misses sizes $500
1O-S4.99 and S5.95 Corduroy
Pedal Pushers, brown and green.
10 to $500
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
COrSetS

42-S7.95 to S10.95 Corselettes,
nude and white. Broken sizes.
$500
15-S12.50 Artist Model Corse-
lettes, detachable top. 36 to 40,
S6.77
24-S7.5O Mastercraft Rayon
Satin Girdles, IA inch and 16
inch lengths, talon closing.
41-$5.95 Society Girl Girdles,
rayon brocade, boned back and
$500 to $3.50 Surgical Sup
ports, small sizes s--- S2.99
49-$5.95 Rengo Back laced Cor
sets, figured batiste. Sizes q
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Infants Wear

Seconds Of $3.50 and $3.50 Baby
Buntings, Upper front, detach-
able hoods $2.8S
17-s1.69 and S1.99 Babette Cot
ton Dresses - S1.O0
$3.50 and S4.s9 Girls Rayon
Gowns, solids and prints. 6 to
S1.5o Chix Dispose Inserts,
3Sc Pkg.
S2.39 Vanta Knit Sleepers, q
piece style, feet enclosed. l to
3 $1.68
s7.9s All-Wool Knit Logging
Sets, for girls, includes sweater,
leggings, hat and mitten. Sizes
to ----------------So.51
2-sls.ss Baby Buntings, pile
fabric, Upper front, detachable
hoods S6.S8
3-S9.98 All Wool Buntings,
novelty weave, applique trim.
69c E-Z Cotton Knit Panties,
sizes 4 to 3Sc
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Notions

sSs1.25 Elastic Panty Girdles.
small, med. g. Large .9Sc
$500 Priscilla Sewing Cabi-
nets .oOc
50-S1.00 Novelty Snow Men.
.25c
60-Irreg. .S9c Heavy Muslin
Ironing Board Covers --- .29c
1oO-.79c Rayon Satin Hanky
Gases $1,000 'o"S
50-s1.9S Floral Chintz Laundry
BAGS cA'VV
10-S2.29 Blanket boxes, floral
paper covering ----------S Sl.W
3o-15c Baby Glove Grips, SC pr.
zO-15c Baby Hose Supporters,
sc pr.
s1.OO Plastic cosmetic cases .25c
$500 Imitation Leather
Shonninp Raxs SOC
Kann ,s-Notions-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Underwear

81 Pieces Imperfects Of Famous
Name Runproof Rayon Slips.
Tailored style. Tearose and
white. Not all sizes --- S1.59
6 Pieces Imperfects of $500 Cot
ton Knit Gowns. Broken sizes
and colors. Soiled ------S1.o0
lis Pieces Imperfects Of SLIGO
Rayon Jersey Undies. Panty
and brief styles. Full cut. Tea
rose and white. Not all sizes. 5Sc
IS Pieces of 79c Cotton and
Rayon Briefs. Comfortable style.
Assorted colors. Small sizes.
Famous Name style 2 for S1.oo
ia Pieces Imperfects of 59c
Rayon Undies. Broken sizes,
STYLES and colors. Some are
soiled 19c 19c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fl.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Stationery

IS Decks-$1.50 Kalluki Playing
Cards -7---75c
10 Cigarette Holders and
Change Holders, leather II pr.
17-S1.50 WOO den Cigarette
Boxes -75c
24-S1.00 Odd Lots Of Decorated
Candles, 2 in box X--59c
S1.O0 Clear Plastic Bridge Table
Covers -39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
LasqgNge

1885 Overnight Case $4.99
3-S15.95 Wardrobe Cases, S10,99
3-S15.95 Mems 2-Suiter S10.99
1-S15.50 Train Case, lettered,
$12.99
1-S9.95 Overnight Case, let
pSsOV
1-S16.95 Wardrobe Case, let
tered ---S9.95
All prices plus 20% tar
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Lingerie

1-Ireg. of S3.95 Cotton Gowns,
Puerto Rican, white or tearose.
Sizes IS, 16 and 17--$ $1.99
200-Irreg. of S2.95 Rayon Taf-
feta Slips and Petticoats, white
tearose, black, navy, brown,
green, red. Sizes 80 to A and
small, medium and large S1.99
1oo-Irregs. of 1895 Slips, rayon
crepe or satins. Broken size,
s2.66
100 WOmen's and Misses Cot
ton Housecoats, wrap model,
s2.ss
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Goats and Suits

$685. and S65.00 Fur Trimmed
Goats, misses and junior sizes.
$4,000
S49.95 Fur-Lined Zip Out Coats,
sizes 10 to 18. Colors $39.95
S35.00 Rayon Faille Suits, fully
lined, black. navy, grey or beige,
Sizes 10 to 18- S19.S8
S65.00 to $685. Wool Gabardine
and Wool Suede Zip-Lined
Coats, misses sizes $500
$14.95 and $16.95 Sway Rain
coats, cotton and rayon gabar.
dimes in black, grey, beige, pink,
green, plaid. Sizes 10 to 18,
sl1.o0
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Girls Wear

10O-S4.99 and $3.50 Cotton
Dresses, some irregulars. Sizes
7 and 12--- $3.50
25-S35.00' Coats and Coat Sets,
$500
6-S5.99 Girls RaincOats -S1.00
15-S16.95 Girls Coat Sets, S6.99
$3.50 Girls Rayon Blouses,
S1.O0
25-s1.2s and $1.69 Wool Nit
12-S4.95 and S5.95 Wool Skirts,
S2.49
10-S4.99 Cardigan Sweaters,
S3.97
18-S3.99 Beacon Robes $2.79
2O-S3.99 Red Plaid Raincapes,
$2.79
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Daytime
Dresses

s0-S14.95 Rayon Crepe Dresses,
women's and half sizes $5.99
4O-SS.95 and $10.95 Cotton
Dresses $4.OO
eS5.95 and $6.95 Printed Ray
on Crepe Dresses s-------S4.OO
eSS.95 Rayon Shantung and
Rayon Faille Dresses $500
30-S5.95 and $7.95 White Uni
forms $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Floor Sample
Gas Ranges

l-S269.95 De Luxe Gas Range,
divided top with simmer burner,
automatic top lighting. Chrome
lined oven with glass front.
Ranges. One-piece divided top.
troll ---------S21S.SS
eS179.95 Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges, one-piece divided top.
Light and time reminder, insu.
lated oven with heat control.
S139.95
1-S19s.5O Magic Chef Gas
Range. Fully equipped, flush
to wall type, with all modern
features --------$164.SS
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Handkerchief

120 Handkerchiefs with linen
centers, val-type lace edge -39c
60-Irregs. of 1910 Kiddie
Handkerchiefs, amusing de-
signs; 6 for--------3 39c
7c each
Irregs. of 25c Valentine Prints,
hearts and cupids, red 1910
Kann's Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Art Goods

20 Skeins SAC Rug Wool 19c
80 Skeins 25c to 49c Cotton or
Wool Odds and Ends 1Oc
Is Skeins SOC to Csc Sport Wool
and Tapestry Wool l-3 39c
+S1.98 NeedlepOint Picture
Kits, damaged -79c
SS10.98 Hass0cks, soiled -S5.49
1-$5.98 Hassock, damaged, $3.50
Kann's-Fourth Floor