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3 STORES

. y O1GEIO
DOWNTOWN-CORNER
Corner brick building, near new Gen.
eral Accounting Once and Court
Buildings; 3 stores and about 15
rooms upstairs; needs some mod
ernizing; will deliver vacant: priced
for immediate cash sale. Call Mr
Ewell (eves.. OR. 537S).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 X st. NV. Realtors. ME. 540O.
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1OO% GOOD

$4,000 down buys $24,5OO property,
U. s. / hwy, nearby Va; income
double mo. pymts. Details by appt.
Cali HERBERT H. FRENCH, Fair
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peter j. hagan

Realtor. 8s41 34th ST. ne. On. S55S.
WA. 1857. Open daily from 8 to o.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

ABOUT $4,000 so. FIT, 2nd CONNER
cial, on Q frs, with truck ramp and
excellent ceiling height; a modern
brick bldg: in an especially conv.
NV. location at q bargain price.
Exclusive. JOHN LIPsCOMB. MI.
0600; ewes. WO. 1918.
1880 SO. FIT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 2h-
STORY CORNER BRICK BUILDING
2 ELEVATORS. zONED I'd COM
ING. PRICE S35. 900. CASH RE-
CURED. $4,000. CALL MR.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
17o7 H ST. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
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34-UNIT APT.

34-UNIT APT.
This handsome det. corner bldg. is
in fine D. C. location and is a sound
conservative investment. While not
new 1t is in excellent condition and
has both ] and 2 bedroom apis. All
at low rents which can probably be
Increased. Income over $50 900
yearly. Good financing arranged
and priced to sell. Good trades
considered.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors, EX. 1911.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

$5O, 1000, available for immediate pur-
chase of apts. and stores. KEN
MORE REALTY CO., Elk. 34S0,
Ia. 1906. IS
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RIVERSIDE FARM. NEAR CITY.
sfplendid, lo4 business, grade A dairy
village. only 10 mi. to Frederickse
burg; dandy 7-rm. house, bath. elec,,
phone. cozy fireplace; good barn
30x36. shed. tool house. poultry
mouse 12X42; other bldss.; about is
watered pasture. bal. wooded, "a
apple trees; exceptional value for
this sction at S12. 500. part down.
Vazquez AMERICAN REALTY.
r;0; Boy 266, U. s. Route 1. Fai.
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Near 18th and X SITS. NV.
Private office space in 1st-floor Of
flee, on K St, near 18th; reception
and MESSAGE services avail. Call
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR REM

INDUSTRIAL ana 2nd commercial
properties wanted Tor sale Or lease.
A. N ROTH. RE. 1880
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1-STORY WAREHOUSE
11.O0O SO. FIT, IN HEART
Of D. C. Brick building with
truck-loading docks; wide alley;
excel. for distributor, show rm.
and ONCE, with storage or
straight warehouse. Call Mr..
Fischer, with
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
MA. 05S2; eyes,. AID. 1894.
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AUDITORIUM
PENN. AWE. NJ

PENN. AVE. N. II.
Near 2Ist st. ist commercial: Large Ess
store on 1st floor; 25-ft. frontage;
wide rear alley; excellent retail loca-
ton. Vacant. Property must be sold.
Price, S3S,500: liberal financing
available. Call Mr.. Mccarthy, ewes,
WO. 1926, WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors, 723 goth st. NV. RE.
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1S5 ACRES, about 75 clear; mica
iarm home, rooms, Q baths, cleo
Lric1ty, necessary GOOD outbuildinEs;
nne location; pictures and descrip.
LION on request. Can be shown on
40 acres. so clear: 2.story frame. p
rooms, electricity; well located
miles from Louisa; price, $4,000.
90 acres, 90 clear. old Groom house.
near Louisa; price, $500: other
farms to show you. When writing,
j: H. DUNCAN, Louisa, va, Phone
ONCE, 230; nights and Sunday resi-
dence, 145.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

WILL BUILD TO YOUR ORDER home
in middle of Virginia hunt country
r, PATERSON, 1912 Eye, ST. 4422
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S2s.500

S2S,500
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
3-story brick bldg, located in the
center of Hyattsville; corner DROP
a., apis. Bird A.; 2 blocks from
County Service Bldgs.; now has
S1S,500 1st trust; payments S153
per mo-, incl. taxes and ms; terms.
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WANTED AT ONCE

ALL CASH for homes In D. C. OF
Md. Free appraisal.
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 2200
WANTED AT ONCE
We have a cash buyer for 3 or 4
bedrm. brick house with Ia or
baths; good location in Alexandria:
will 60 up to $4,000 Please call
r. L. KANE: INC, JOB S. Wash. St,
Alex, Va; AL, 3013; ewes. call Mr.
Ii. 6-s5s5. vi. OILS. sH. e32t
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WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
In the D. c., Md. and Va. area. No
charge for our appraisals.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1928 K st. NV, MA. 0352; ewes.
NO. 0026. "Over 80 Years Service"
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S10,5O0
rv TrClTTT IT Na

HYATTSVILLE, MD.
1-story brick ONCE bldg. located in
the central part o fHyattsville. Can
be had. very conv. terms. as little
as $500 down.
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PORTLAND BUILDING
ONCE suite from S35 per office
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT,
RE 1900 LILY Vermont ave n N
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DOCTORS SUITE

1880 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
New, modern bldg, air conditioned
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol st. Realtors. ma. 673O
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

S.E.-3 bedrms. Desire modern brick
home, under $4,000. MR.. BART
LETT, LU. 4-o747 or eyes,. Lu.
1920.
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bEAUTIFUL LOT, 9x15O, cor. Chil-
ium rd. and Twin Oak dr., mr.,
Nj sarsent ah5o rd' A. S. EcoNoMoN.
FARM--54 acres. sacrifice. mother
and daughter must sell account i'll
ness and lack of help; S-room house
barn. chicken house, other buildings;
elec:; creek and springs. Oppor-
ttunity 70 buy cheap. Near Water
Ioro, va. Go to Wheatland, Va,
take Brunswick I'd. to Route 500
turn right to first house on left or
Inquire for MATTHEWS farm as
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06

this is the annual summer vacation
week with Meter works and Glove
factory closed a. some retail stores
and services taking time of-others
operating with skeleton crews !.
and everyone talking over events of
the weekend that started last Thurs
day night with the carnival on the
grade school grounds-and that
whopping big parade Saturday
night-streets jammed through the
business section with an attendance
upwards of 7,O00-that's our esti-
mate and if you don't like it you
can set down your own fgure-with
big crowds polishing off unbelievably
huge quantities of hot dogs, ham
burgers, pop and ice cream
everyone had a big time--forgetting
all about oats bugs, taxes this week
and other pesterifcations (Webster
never heard of that one) -. Bluff
ton itself took on carnival atmos-
phere with big ferris wheel, mer-
ry-go-round and oldtime square
dancing with proceeds going to the
municipal swimming pool fund
best of all, everyone laaghed-be-
came neighborly and friendly-a
much needed escape from the hum
drum and routine of everyday living,
beneftting all who took part.
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dora, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Clark of Bluff
ton returned home Sunday after a
two weeks vacation trip.
Crops and gardens are flourishing
in the Bluffton district. Potato fields
are in full bloom with excellent pros
poets for bumper crop. Corn is
growing fast; early apples look good,
but late apples may be short.
Ray Johnson and family of Bluff
ton have returned from a visit with
West Virginia relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Huber were
Friday evening visitors at the home
of Homer Marshall in Beaverdam.
The Buckeye Coach company of
Beaverdam gave a picnic for its en-
ployees, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bishop and
son Leroy spent the Fourth at the
home of Mrs. Bishops parents at
West Newton.
Harvey Bowers former Rockport
resident, who has been quite i'll at
his home in Findlay, and later at
FindIay hospital is now at the Kohl
meier convalescent home in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Bridenbaugh
who recently sold their meat market
in Bluffton have moved to the VIM.
Ellenberger property i'm Beaverdam.
Rev. Paul Clark, S. Main St.,
Bluffton, has an early apple tree.
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Birthday Dinner

A dinner was held Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Norma
maker in honor of the first ami
versary of their son, Joe. Many love-
ly gifts were received.
Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Nonnamaker
and Max Nonnamaker of Jenera ;
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Eikenbary of
Akron; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mer-
ritt, Patricia Merritt and VIM. Mer-
ritt of Piqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Nonnamaker,
Sue Nonnamaker, Mr.. and Mrs. IRA
Dukes, Jr., Jean and George Dukes
of Rawson; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Eikenbary, Nancy, Joyce and Larry
Eikenbary, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Chidester, Roland and Judy Chides-
ter, Mrs. Marie Wolfley and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. F. Eikenbary, all of
Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson of
Ada; Mr.. and Mrs. John Nonnamak-
er, James Nonnamaker and the hon
ored guest, Joe Nonnamaker.
Musical entertainment was fur
nished in the afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson.
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frankie, young son of the Edgar
Chamberlains, showed lot of enter
prising talent in merchandising at
Buttons carnival the latter part
of last week. In charge of sales of
balloons he turned in gross receipts
of s45, profit from which will go
to the swimming pool fund.
A doughty little fiier, one of the
air casulties-it was a carrier pig
con found at Buckeye lake Friday
evening by Merl Duffman. The bird
apparently, victim of an attack by
some predator was unable to walk
or fly, suffering from a broken leg
and back injuries. Duffman took it
home and cared for it, but it died
Saturday morning. Its legband bore
the number Is and indicated that it
came from Columbus.
Surprising it is, the number of
Bluffton people who have a yen to
write principally for magazines, also
some aspire to turn out radio script.
Undaunted by succession of those
little reject slips from publishers
they keep on trying with visions of
some day hitting the jackpot and
being catapulted into fame and for
tune-best wishes to all of them for
their persistence in the face OF
heavy odds-if at first you don't
succeed, try playing second base.
/
| Times change-and the Fourth OF
July is no exception-Bluffton cele.
brated Tuesday without frecrackers
mot to mention Roman candles, sky
rockets and other fireworks which in
years past made streets of the bust
ness section hazardous for pedes.
trians !. fact is, some of the old
timers scarcely recognized it-quits
change from the old fashioned
Fourth,
/ Another change-for the first tim,
in more than a century, Blufftof
celebrated the Fourth without tn,
American house, pioneer North Main
street hostelry.
For generations, unchanged anc
unchanging-it, too, has succumbet
. to the march of progression
down this spring to make way fo
a garage and auto salesroom-some
thing unknown even in the wildes
dreams of its builders-way bacl
before the Civil war.
So another Bluffton Landmark
joins the parade of vanished Bluff
toniana-together with Keim's hal
nearby where the Glove factory nov
operates, which like the American
house was a favorite social cente,
of the early days :. on the frs
floor were Joe Martins harness
shop, Keim's shoe store and tn,
Kramer & Jackson grocery. Steine
& Hilty's hardware occupied tn,
place where the Slaw Cutter is now
The American House itself houset
the Sheldon hotel and Langan',
bank.
Other spots long since vanished in
to the all but forgotten limbo Were
Young's saloon, adjoining Keim's
hall, the J. A. Murray residence
birthplace of the Murray tripletts-
there were originally four of them
where the Elmer Schaublin home
now stands, the Steiner grocery still
grocery operated by Walter Som
mer, the--Chas. Yerger residence
where Link Hauenstein lives-An-
drew Hauenstein's corner drug store,
later Storer's poultry house, now
the Mobil filling station and a
host of other memories of yester-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06
Here, There And
Everywhere

Mrs. John A. Rogers of S. Main
ST., Bluffton, is making her home
with Roy Rogers north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duett Moser of Lima
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moser of
near Beaverdam, Will Lauby and
Geo. Niswander near Bluffton were
Saturday evening callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Huber of
Bluffton.
Roy David of Leipsic was a visit
or at the Rhuel Suter home in Pan
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Ms1s|
Dedo<soI

Fourth of July week in Button
when things start off with big
whoop-de-la until after independence
day and then settle down for a
siesta the remainder of the week to
recover from the big celebration :.
and with the Fourth over, Bluff
ton has awakened to the fact that
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06

LEGAL NOTICE

Herbert Chalton Hendrix. whose last known
place of address was Herbert Chalton Hendrix.
1904 w. High Street, Lima. Ohio. 10 hereby
notified that Helen Peggy Hendrix. has filed
her petition against him for divorce and
other equitable relief. on the grounds OF gross
neglect of duty. in Case Number 1860 Of the
Common Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio.
and that said cause will be for hearing on
about six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Durbin Navarro
Attorney for Plaintiff
30l Dominion Building
Lima. Ohio ID
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06
"Hoboes OF the sky

Ordinary meteors might be
termed ''hoboes of the sky" for
they move around in random di-
rections, unlike the great celestial
bodies which have fixed courses.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-07-06
NOTE OF APPRECIATION

Please accept my many thanks for
the beautiful flowers and well wish
es sent me during my recent illness.
Theresa Slusser
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.yEWELRY

Men s and Womens Jewel Wrist Wotehes, S g. .SS
Rhinestone gold plated stainless steel backs.
$500 to $3.50 Rhinestone Jewery ----$1.79"
Bracelets, necklaces, earrings rhodium ttnish
ST o5 Costume JeweIry Pieces --------------9oe"
Bracelets, earrings pins, necklaces
ST 90 Glove Guords, Gold Colored Metol-------7ee
So handyl Attaches easily to handbag.
$l00 Costume JeweIry Pieces ---~~---------4Se'
Including necklaces. bracelets, pins, earrings
ST 90 and S1e5 Compoets -. ~ 7oe
color uith enamel coored top.
ST Eorrnes: "GoId "SiIver" etc., 7oe" prs. so
grand Uariety perfect for eDery costume.
$500 to $500 Costume JeweIry Pieees----Sl.7o"
Necklaces, bracelets pins and earrings.
$155 to $2.2e Simulated PeorI Necklaces .ze'
In collar, bib and adjustable.
$595 JeweIry Box with UpIift Troy-----------$2.99
Discontinued coors slight innpertections
IrrequIors Of $1,000 Jewery Boxes---------S5.95
Brocaded Uith gold" thread; tar free!
*Pls 2Oe6
Kanns-Street Floor
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BOYS WEAR

Sloe5-SI2.e5 MoIeskn coots -----------$8.9o
Sheepskn lined, mouton collar, 6-18.
SI0e5-Sl4.95 Fall Joekets - ----------- $500
Cotton gabardines tUtlls nlouon collars, S-20
$l.95 Cotton FIonnel Plaid Shirts -------$l.4S
Long seeues, co-,0oy collar. Sizes 6-lS
Sl.95 Cotton FonneIette Pojomos s-----------Sl.e9
Tlpo- piece slipouer style, stripes. 6-16
Boys 100 Long Sleeve Basque Shirts
Sizes 6 to rs.
S2.o5 Cotton Gobordine Sport Shirts
Long sleeDeS, popular coors sses 6-1S
S7.e5- -S8.o5 Navy Pea Coots ---------$5.9S
OF 1000 reprocessed aDoo, lned sizes S-16
S345O Worsted Suits, 1918 -$Z4.SS
Single double-breasteds, plads checks.
S2eo5 crovenetted Zip-coots ----- Sz3.SS
Wool coOerts gabardne, ,cool Innings sizes 1920
Students 4.50-$3750 Zip-Coots $Z7.SS
Crapenetted coues gabardne ,oool Innings, 34-3S
$l6e5 Leather Joekets, 6 to 18 -$lZ.SS
Ztp-front, pile lined, mouton collar.
S4.e5- -$5.e5 Corduroy SIoeks -----------$5.88
Solid shades, Jr. sizes 6-12; boys, 1918.
79e {. z. Shorts, Shirts e5e
Winter aoeight cotton. Sizes 6-16.
S8.e5-$l0.e5 Wool SIocks -------------$6.S8
TDeeds. fannels covers. 1852 waist.
S.. 80 Wool Coot Sweaters, 30-40 $4.8S
Color combinations for letters.
Kanns-Second Floor
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HOSIERY

S1.65 Super-sheer kvon Hosiery ST SO, for S4. 90
IS denier; 81 gauge NTH dark contrast
$1.35 51-eouee Sheer Nyons Sl.0O
Erey pair perfect; tahionright shades; 81 to 10h.
Sl.65 "SeIma" Run-Proof NyIons Sl.3e, for S4.oO
30 denier, ideal for everyday aDear medium and long,
39e Misses and ChiIdren's Ankle Socks prs ST 90
Made of fine cotton in many styles and coIors.
$1.65 UrreeuIoF) 60-eouae NyIons 9se
Famous hose in Fall colors.
Kanns-Street Floor
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LEATHER GOODS

S7.95 Genuine corde Hondboes - S. 80"
Variety of shapes in brown black, blue.
S.. 90 Leotherette Covered Overnight coses So SO"
With Dater-resstant Innings; size 14"r10"r5".
$7.e5 Genuine Leather and Fobrie Handbags 90
Many one-ot-a-kind.
ST 90 Clutch BAGS or BiIIfoIds-
In genuine leather plastic.
So 90 Smart Fall and Winter Hondboqs 3o*
In genuine leather, plastic calf and fabric
S. 90 Mems and Women's BIfoIds - $3.50"
In genuine leather nicely finished
Slo.5o and $3.50 Genuine Leather and Fobre
Hondboss . ------ :. S8.88"
Including broun, black blue
plus 20c5 tar
Kann's-Street Floor
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GIRLS WEAR

sl.ss Cotton FIenneI Sports Shirts
Long sleeueS plaids. sizes S-16
S2.29 Blue Denim Jeans, TIA S1ss
Sontortzed 1Oih less than 1es shrinkdoe.
$3.50 Wool Cordgon Sweaters SI6o
Bory STYLE dark or pastels, S-14.
$l9o SIipon Wool Sweaters Sl5s
PaseS, dark colors, short seeUes. S-14
$3.50 NyIon SIipon Sweaters - so
Short sleeues, paStels Sizes 8-14
$14.95-$l6.95 Winter Coots Sl3sS
Wool couers suedes Sizes TIA
$16.o5 Wool Snow Suits, TIA Sl3Ss
Mouton collar jacket wth 2-pairs of Stacks
$500 Wool Snow Suits, TIA
Wool or poplin pants, t,Do-tone colors.
$500 Wool Ski SIocks, TIA S34o
Cotton lined, storm CUTS. Many, green.
$500 Cotton Chenille Robes
Wrap STYLE pdstelS sizes 8-16.
80 Wool Knitted Hoods ooe
Also berets and nouelties.
$40 Cotton Dresses 7-lz-S1 S15s
Prints or plaids, fast colorS.
$3.50 $500 Cotton Dresses $3.50
Checks, solid colors, trims Sizes TIA and 10-14
S2.29 Plaid Skirts, sizes TIA SI.6e
Suing, straight line, dirndl styles.
$I.oe Royon or Cotton Biouses Sl3o
Short or "a length sleeOes Sizes TIA.
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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WASH FABRICS

5oe Printed SO-Squore Pereoes s------------yd. 39e
Also plain colors, all 36-inches ,Dtde
Fine Cotton BroodcIoth 59e
Sanjortsed NTH less than 1eo shr'nkdge.
Fruit of -the-L Loom Suitine -------yd 5Se
Santorsed Dith less than 10 shrinkdgs
ST. 90 Rayon Gobordine, 80" wide 7se
Fall shades. Crease resistant finish
59c Simtex Cotton Flonneette -------------yd. 44e
Pads, stripes. Santorized, less than 10 shT1nkdge
ST. 90 Plaid Cotton Ginshoms -.--------yd. 69c
Santorized uth less than 10 shrtnkage.
Kanns-Street Floor
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TEEN APPAREL

S19.95 Winter Coats, sizes $500
Couerts fleece fitted flare backs.
S2.2o- $3.50 Wool SIpon Sweaters S16e
Long or short sleeues, solids, stripes 1916.
$2.99 Wool Cordeon Sweaters 1916 S23o
Bory or fitted, pastels dark colors.
$50 Blue Denim jeans, 1916 S22e
Santorized ,Uh less than 10 shrinkaoe.
Kanns-Fourth Floor
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RUGS

1895 So. yd. Twistweove Broodoonr, So yd.---$7.83
$lo.5o 50. yd Carved Administer, SO. yd.------$7.S8
S4e.e5 Notified Administer. 9x12
$s4.e5 orentoI Design Administer exlz-----$69.8S
$zs.e5 Sec. Non-Skd Cotton Rugs, Axe -----$l48S
$l3.e5 Sec. Non-Skd Cotton Rugs, 30x54 4-----S68s
$8.95 sq yd. Administer BroodIoom. 50. yd----$5.88
Kann's-Third Floor
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NEWS CLOTHING

S6O-S65 Two -Trouser Fall Suits .--------S4 S4995 ,
Wool aoorsteds sharkskins In popular sizes.
S50-S55 Zip-Lined Topeoots -.-..~-------S41.95
Wool gabardtnes, tweeds Uith woo Innings.
SI295-SI4o5 Wool SIoeks -----$9.99
Wrtnkle-resistant gabardines. couerts, 26-42
Sl0.95 Winter Weight Gobordne Stocks S6.77
TUoply 500 40fc WooL Sizes 2S-42.
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
SPORTSWEAR

$z.ee- $500 Royon, Cotton BIouses-
Prints pastels, aDhite, sizes 32-40.
S7.95-$14.o5 SompIe BIouses -S5.88
Rayon crepeS, rayon tadles, sizes 32-4o.
$5.95- $685. Suit BIouses S388
Wool jersey, royons. nylons, sizes 32-44
Women's $5.s5 Wool Coot Sweaters S3s8
Rose blue, wtne nauy, black. Sizes 36-46.
Women's So. 80 Wool Coat Sweaters
Fail shades sizes 1885,
S5.95-$ 1895 Wool or Royon Skirts S4.88
Checks, plaids, solid coIors, sises 24-32.
$4.95 Wool Sipon Sweaters S3S8
Also nyton-tpoo. Fall shades, sizes 34-40.
S4.o5 Wool Cordieon Sweaters --S3.8S
Fitted or borey. Dark pastels. 1910.
S2.99- -$4.o5 SIpon Sweaters SIoe
All nyon, tDool- nnd-nyon, sizes 34-40.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
UMBRELLAS

$500 Mems and Womens Umbrellas SzSS
Mems 1Uith curued ,oooden handles
$4.95 TroveIite Folding Umbrellas --S3.8S
Solids, paids or borders at this loD pricei
$3.50 to ST 600 Women's CoIorfuI Umbrellas S4.88
Handles OF Dood, plastic leather-covered.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
INFANTS WEAR

$z.e9-S3.5o Cotton Knit Suits SzIe
Pastels, Whte pants Dtth elastic. rs.
Cotton Knit Creepers, white, posteIs --------$I.lo
Interlock and durene. mo- to 2-yrs.
Cotton Knit Suits, to s
Solid coors two-toneS. Sizes SO
Boys 4.oo Wool or Corduroy Suits--S35s
Cotton knit tops, slacks, sizes 3-6.
fodder $l.9o Cotton Dresses esses---Sl.5S
Pads, stripes, solid colors, 1-3
Girls ST 80 Cotton Dresses
Prints, stripes, ploids Sex
Girls $3.50 Cotton Dresses es------------S2.6o
GinghamS prints, solid colors, 3-6X
Cotton Blanket Cloth Robes ---------SI.6o
Pads, solid colors, sizes 3 to s.
Girls FIonneIette Pojomos ----Sl.6S
2-Piece butcher boy style, sizes SIG.
3-Pieee FIonneIette SIeepers ers-----Sl.68
Solid pastels Sizes I to f.
chiIdren's FionneIette Poiomos s-------------$l.oo
1-Piece STYLE prints, solid colors, 49,
Cotton Slips, BuiIt-up Shoulders e4e
Lace, eyelet trim. sizes to II.
Girls Cotton Knit Shirts .----------------7
Short sleeues, sizes 8 to rs.
Girls Cotton Knit Points
Quality cotton sizes to is.
Little Girls Cotton Shirts rts------------------58e
Cotton knits, sizes 2 to 8.
chiIdren's Cotton Plaid Shirts irts--------------78e
Sises 3 to g.
children's Socks, Fancy Tops and Solid coIors,
Sizes tos. 4 for Sl.oo
Cotton Knit Under Points s-------------------16e
Western print on white Sizes 2 to 8.
chiIdren's Wool Knit Heodweor- 90
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
MEMS FURNISHINGS

NEWS FURNISHINGS
sze5-s3s5 QuoIity Shirts $3.50
Fused or widespread collars, sizes 14-17.
S3o5 Cotton FIonne Sports Shirts $3.50
Assorted patterns. colors. S. NJ NIL. L. Sizes
Corduroy Sport coots, 36-44 sizes ----Slo.SS
Rayon Things leather buttons pockets.
S7.o5 Corduroy Sport Shirts, S. IA. .L.---$5.30 L.
Tan. gray, broon, red, light and dark green.
Sl.50 Top Grain Leather Belts ---6ee
Popular shades. suedes. Sizes 3o-46.
$3.50 Fur Felt Hats. Lishtweishts ----S4Ss
Bound edges, leather lined Sizes 6A-7%.
S3.50-S4.e5 Leather Gloves s---.----------$2.SS
Lined, unlined for dress sports Sizes 7h-101s.
55e-75e Hose, Ankiets 1913 szes------------zSe
Rayons, isles, cottons mixtures.
Sl.0o Spun Nyon Hose ose----------------z----S S9e
6r3 Rib. sizes 1913.
ST 90 Cotton Shorts --------------- 69e, for 81
grtpper fastener styles stzes 3o-z4.
combed Cotton Athletic Shirts rts--z-------------5ee 5ee
Sizes IS to IS.
Wool Slipper Socks, Leather Soles s-$l7o
Bright washable solid coors Sizes 1o-13
$14.95- $I7.o5 Lined Royon Robes --------- $l088
Jacquards in maroon. S. M. L. sizes.
$3.e5 QuoIity Cotton Poomos -.--- --------S2.ss
Stripes aloUer prints Coat or MILDLY style.
ST. 90 to ST so Ties es-----~---6ee, 8 for $500
Woven patterns, prints. Dartous fabrics.
$500 to $3.50 keekties ---------e4e
SILK crepeS. toulards, rayons In neu0 patterns.
$3.50 Cotton FIonneI Poomos ---. ----------S2.6e
Heavyweight quality. coat or MILDLY styles.
6ee combed Cotton Tee Shirts ----------4oe
For outdoor undershtrt S. M. L.
Long sleeve style, quality fabrics s. M. NIL. L.
S7.o5 NyIon Dress Shirts ----S5.ee
White regular collar, sizes IA to II.
S2es kyIon Shorts, sizes 3o-44
White solid coors foncies.
Kanns-street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
LITTLE SHOE SHOP

Dressy and cosuoI Lower Heel Shoes So 80
Suedes, smooth leather. Pumps straps Sizes 49,
Kanns-Street Floor