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Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

rVe, UVes iTS GOOD DEED-Foowng the tradition Of
the American Legion aid fellow distress
Aduan Leroy Terry and Commander Edward Moore
American Legion Post AS to Mrs. Nora Roax wife Of
Edward Roax veteran Of World War sick veterans hos
pal check pay the her house. TIT 18th
street North Little Rock Comrade Relax has been since
Christmas and Mrs Relax and little Lucille the daughter
the daddys loving Kindness fun legion post
picking up the custom that used to belong first to the church.
then to the fraea order carries cheer the family In daily
e Mr. Terry is posman and Mr. Moore manager of the
Arkansas Pawn Shop s0s West 9th street Charles Bussey Lit
tie Rocks Bronze Mayor Is commander Of the post.
In addition to the check from the local post the
partment has sent the family liberal gfPess by Davy
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
B Up installation
Service

The Business and Professional
Women's Club will have Installa-
ton Services and recognition Of
new members Sunday. at a p. M.
at the YWCA. You are invited 10
attend.
Mrs. Vivian Blakely. president
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

with the growth of the college.
The college farm has been expand
ed. The road to the farm has been
graveled, city water and gas ex-
tended, slaughter house and
meat curing plant were construct
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Y.Teeners Hold
Annual Banquet

January 81 the Y-Teens Of the
Phyllis wheatley Branch YwCA
See Y-TEENERs-pass slsAl
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
NCA Ends Inspection
73.Year-0|d Institution Enjoys Best Of
History Under Dr.. Davis Administration

pecuon Tor the North Central Association of Colleges and
secondary Schools at the AMIN college Friday evening
Inc results OF the inspection will be made known sometime
warren When the association meets in annual session.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
. John Howard


PINE BLUFF-Dean Henry Schmtz of the University Col
eye Agriculture and Forestry and Dr. Paul Sangren pres
knt of Western Michigan College of Education ended the in
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

IN OOsOenl-Above is the Dunbar high school band the
annual band promotion held recently Twenty members
the training band promoted to the band These
members Archie Liggns William Vault, Billy Abraham,
Arthur Chant Otis Lewis Eli Palmer Pauline Mnton Frank
Hines Dornshe Jones, Perylyn Peyon, Melvin Lewis
Rachel Phillips Davis Washington Sydney Wilt
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

ans Elmo King, Herbert Jean Hendricks William Mitchell
Preston Terrence James Vault This organization plans to APP
pear in concert at high schools throughout the state Their
first engagement of the at Holman high school
stuttgart February g. Mrs. Harriet A. Galloway is band d.
rector. Press toto by Davy
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
|lRCU|1 COURT TO HEAR APPEAL
RON MEDINA CONTEMPT SENTENCES
i've Lawyers And Dennis CHARGE Violation
y Due Process And Right Of Advocacy

view foThe appeal the five lawyers and Eugene Dennis
enced Jail contempt by Judge Harold r. Medina at the
Son Of the of the II Communist leaders, will be argued
before the u S Circuit Appeals in New York CITY
marry Scher Richard Gladen Ceocgc Crockett Jr LOUIS
Oe Abraham J. Isseman defense attorney in the Foley
' ua were sentenced October II to punsnments ranging
one to six months Jail Eugene Denne Secretary Of the COM
isl Party who acted MS his own counsel sentenced to six
IN jail for contempt addition to iveyear sentence ana
ihe imposed him by the court
Tue attorneys Mr. Dennis represented in the appeal
sS by Paul Ross of New York, Charles j. kaz OF Los
' and Thomas d Mcbride of Philadelphia
edued TO sitting on the bench Court of Appeals to
~ argument Justices Charles Clark Jerome ~ Frank
4 augustus NJ Hand
zens Anxious Brief signed by 600 civic and COMMUNE
@ from all the country will be presented to the Court
Y ooNTEMPT-page four
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

See STATE COLLEGE-psge 4
Evening star., 1950-01-21

group will be Carter T. Barron,
of Loew's Theaters; George A.
Crouch, of Warner Theaters, and
Jake E Flax, of Republic Pictures.
Evening star., 1950-01-21
Largent 10 Direct Group
In Red Cross Fund Drive

Paul Largent, supervisor for the
Peoples Drug Stores, has accepted
the vice Craftsmanship of Func-
tional Group No. in the District
Red Cross Fund Campaign, it was
announced today.
The following have accepted to
serve as chairman of key divisions
under Mr.. Largent:
Frank Haines, of the Standard
Engineering Co., for the contrac-
tors group; M. A. Gleason, vice
president of Melvern Diaries, for
the dairy group; Carl Bleiberg,
public relations manager of the
Hecht Co., for department stores;
L. G. Graeves, manager of
Schneider Baking Co., bakeries
group; George Hartford, COM
mercial manager of CHS, radio
group; C. R. Sanders, Peoples
Drug Stores, chain store group;
w. S. Martindill, treasurer of the
Perpetual Building Association,
building and loan group, and Fred
A. Smith, real estate group.
Co-chairman of the theater
Evening star., 1950-01-21

get $3.50 a week as a singer with
a nationally known dance band.
Burst Into Tears.
She consulted her mother, the
lawyer continued, after which she
left with Cruise to go to Indian
apolis. 1t was not until that point
that she realized there was no
contract, the lawyer said. BY then,
Mr.. Sharp added, Cruise was
threatening and coercing her" to
stay with him.
HE never let sher out of his
sight," the lawyer said of Cruise.
Mrs. Mitchell, who said she
wanted to return to her once
estranged husband, burst into
tears and had to be led from the
courtroom, after the judge pro-
nOunced sentence.
Evening star., 1950-01-21
Mrs. Dunston to Head
Guild of St. Thomas

Mrs. Elaine Dunstan of Arling-
ton has been elected president of
the Business and Professional
Women's Guild of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
Other officers elected were ::
Miss Marian Jaster, vice presi-
dent; Miss Ruth Cisar, secretary;
Maj. Ruth Meyers, treasurer, and
Miss Genevieve Edwards, his
torian. Committee chairmen are
Miss Margaret Lawson, decora-
tions; Miss Margaret M. Albert,
dinner: Mrs. Stella Carter, mu-
sic; Mrs. Caro- Pugh, program
and entertainment; Miss Bertha
Potts. project; Miss Dorothy
WEIGH. publicity, and Miss Vir-
ginia Whitney, reception and fell
loWship.
Evening star., 1950-01-21
Torch Singer Robber,
Companions Sentenced
For Crime Adventures

Delight F. Mitchell, 23-year-old
torch singer, and her male COM
panion on a Nation adven-
ture which started out here with
armed robbery, auto theft and
bad-check passing, yesterday were
given prison terms in District
Court.
The singer and Keith w. Cruise.
27, a trumpet player, were SEN
fenced by Judge F. Dickinson
Let's. They we're arrested in Los
Angeles two months ago.
Mrs. Mitchell was given a total
of from one to three years i'm
prisonment on charges of passing
two bad checks totaling $3.50 and
of stealing a car here with Cruise
and later abandoning it in Vir-
ginia.
Both Plead Guilty.
Cruise was sentenced to serve
from three to nine years in the
car theft and the robbery of the
Emery Hotel, 1912 G street NV,
last September.
Both defendants pleaded guilty
to the charges on which they were
sentenced. Mrs. Mitchell, who
also was charged with the Emery
Hotel holdup, has denied par
ticipation, and her trial is pend
ing on that charge.
Judge Let's rejected Mrs. Mitch
ellis bid for leniency, voiced by her
lawyer, James R. Sharp. The
lawyer declared that his client
who had been in no previous trou-
BILE, came under the dominant
influence" of Cruise, which re-
suited in her ultimate arrest.
MIR. Sharp said Cruise first ap-
preached Mrs. Mitchell on a sing
ing job here and offered her a
contract, under which she would
Evening star., 1950-01-21
Navy Reservists to Get
Puy for Training Duty

The Navy has restored pay for
training duty to qualified volun-
teer reservists.
The latest directive, announced
yesterday, amended the curtail-
ment of such duty as announced
last fall. The cutback was neces-
sary because the final amount Of
funds had not been established.
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Notions

4s-25c Miniature Auto Space
Saver, hangs over window 15o
So-S9c Barber Shears, forged
steel 49e
$3.50 to 79c Lamp Shade Cow
ers, various sizes -- 19c to 800
$3.50 Wonder Hook Garment
Hanger 1870
70-S1.sS Shopping Bags, plas-
tic, holds many items, assorted
cc4oiS 49c
5o-15c Plastic Hanger Covers,
2 for 15c
so pkg. 59c Combs, a comb for
every member of the family,
10c
4S-S1.00 Braid Aids, to make
your own rug ESQ
72-15c Dexter Knitting Cotton,
soiled 5c
S1.00 Chair Cushion Sets, ruf-
fled, blue only---59o $50
1880 Seam Rippers 800
0-21, Plush for mending cor
sets, white lOc
6-S1.9S Sewing Boxes, soiled,
69e
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Bedroom
Furniture

1-s4s.50 Double Deck Bed,
solid maple, as is - S24.75
l-S54.40 Innerspring Hollywood
Bed, twin size ------- S34.40
2-S27.50 RolI-a-way Cots, in
nerspring 30" mattress S16.88
1-s24.s5 Chest of Drawers,
walnut finish SASS
1-S10.95 Boudoir Chair, soiled,
$3.50
1-sS9.s5 Simmons" Sofa a-Bed,
$685.
2-s29.95 Box Springs, twin size,
s16.88
1-s42.50 Hollywood Bed, inner
spring, 80" $24.95
1-S14.95 Maple finished Bed,
double size S9.99
$3.50
1-s39.50 Foster" Peerless Box,
double size S24.88
1-s19.95 Innerspring Mattress,
S12.88
1-S129.50 "Simmons" Beauty
Rest Sofa-Bed, floor sample,
$3.50
1-s29.95 Felt Mattress, twin
size ---- .- S16.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
TOiIefrieS

S1.98-S1.50 Metal Compacts, gold
and silver design, loose powder,
puff and sifters .----.- sec
S1.08 Shampoo Trays, plastic
with suction cup attachment,
red or black CSC
S1.29 Hot Water Bottles, pure
rubber made by famous manu-
facturer, 2-Qt. capacity 69c
CSC Baby CASTLE Soap, 10 cakes
in handy plastic bag, fine cas-
tile soap p--------- 49c
2 for 89c
S1.00 to S1.39 Lucite Hand Mir
rors, double faced, one side
magnifying, one plain; two
length handles to choose from,
59c
$500 Hair Brush, lucite. with
nylon bristle, 7 row bristle, half
round type, clear only, boxed,
89c
6-S6.95 Polor Cub Hair Dryers,
with stand, hot and cold switch,
&C only; demonstrators - S4.49
75c H. H. Aver Tuliptime Tale,
large size shaker top box, dis
continued style -------- Csc"
CSC Shaving Mirror, double face,
one side plain, one magnifying,
hand-stand or hanging - 25c
$l.50 Luft Glamourizer, handy
pocket atomizer and Hpstick
combination, assorted shades,
59c+
S1.95 Handy Pocket Perfume
Atomizers, light durable metal,
satin finish, leakproof -----79c
Plus 20eo tar
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
ISOiIed Blankets

4s7.95 Beacon All Wool
Blankets, 72x84" --. S4.99
3-S9.95 Beacon Blankets, 1870
wool, $50 cotton, 72x84" $3.50
+S7.95 Purrey Blankets, 889o
rayon, 1870 wool, 72x9O" $3.50
2-S15.95 All Wool Chatham
Blankets, 80x90" -S1I.99
2-S14.95 Kenwood All Wool
Blankets, 72X90" ---S S11.99
4-S5.95 Beacon Blankets, $50
rayon, $3.50 cotton, 1919 wool,
72x84" S3.99
,2-S15.95 Beacon ALI Wool
Blankets, 72x84" ---- S9.99
2-SI8.95 Chatham Blankets, all
wool, 72x84" S1I.99
2-S9.95 Chatham All Wool
Blankets, 72x84" ---. $3.50
1-S1S.95 North Star All Wool
Blankets, white, 72x90" $12.99
2-S8.95 Pepperell Blankets, 500
rayon, 500 wool, 72x90" $500
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Major Appliances

1-S169.95 Easy Spindrier
Washer. Demonstrator, S124.50
2s149.95 Easy Spindrier
Washers. Floor samples, S119.50
2S149.95 Easy Wringer Wash
ers. Samples S119.50
2S149.95 Easy Ironers. Demon
strators S119.50
SS119.95 Fully Equipped Gas
Ranges. Samples $500
2S99.95 Fully Equipped Apt
Size Gas Ranges - $500
2-S179.95 Famous Make Elec-
trio Ranges -- $4,000
1-S309.75 Famous Make Re-
frigerator, lis. Floor sample,
S26S.95
3-6 cubic foot Reconditioned
Refrigerators $3.50
SIS cubic foot RecOnditioned
Refrigerators ------S $3.50
Kann's-Appliance Store
9Th and D Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Housewares

80 pkgs.-3 for S1.00 Protecto
Tile, 8 sheets per pkg, enamel
finish, tile like. 3 sheets cover
area 20x36". Pink only, 3 for 3sc
50-S1.00 to S1.95 Standard Size
Flannel Back Oil Cloth Table
Cloths. Size 4Ox52" 49c
8-S7.99 Enamel Back of Door
Cupboards, 5 shelf. 64x2lx4",
S4.se
21-ss.ss to s7.ss Standard 5xs
Curtain Stretchers, "as is,
sl.ss
200 $1.25 Seal Sac 7-pc. Bowl
Cover Sets. Clear plastic, elas-
tic edges -- &C
200 yds.-12c yd. Oil Cloth Shelf
Edging in a variety of gay pat
terms. 2" wide-scalloped edges,
SC yd.
200 yds.-10c Oil Cloth Shelv-'
ing, IL" wide, gay kitchen COL
ors - -,----5c &c yd.
4-S7.99 Metal Curtain Stretch
ers. 60x96". As is S4.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Linens & DOnleSficS

l Lot-Miscellaneous Linens,
towels, napkins, etc, 10c to S1.99
100-S1.69 Jerry Mahoney and
Superman Towels, 20x40 inches,
59c
12-S7.95 to 1895 Custom Made
Table Pads, various sizes and
qualities --- S1.00 to S2.99
10-S9.95 Bates Bedspreads,
double size only, discontinued
pattern -----.-----. S4.59
8 Sec. Of S8.95 Colored Lace
Tablecloths, 72x90; green only,
S2.99
7-S7.99 Chenille Bedspreads,
double size, various styles, as
S-S10.95 Sheet Sets, 2 72xlO8
sheets and two cases, colored
percale $3.50
8 Sec. of 1895 Irish Linen
Double Damask Tablecloths,
70x88 --- -------. $685.
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Imprinted
Furniture
Floor Sam tIes)

(Floor SambIes)
1-S7.95 Implanted Four-Shelf
Bookcase -S4.99
1-s11.95 Unpainted Four-Shelf
Bookcase ------------- S7.88
1-S13.95 Unpainted 5-Drawer
Chest - -..- $500
1-s1l.95 Unpainted Bookcase,
S5.88
1-S9.95 Drop-Leaf Table, un-
painted .-.----- S4.98
1-S3.49 Unpainted End Book
case S1.89
1-S9.95 Unpainted Drop-Leaf
Table - ------------. $500
1-S11.95 Unpainted 3-Drawer
Chest - ---------- - S6.98
1-s19.s5 Unpainted 5-Drawer
Chest --.-.---.---.S 1888
3S1.95 Unpainted Chairs 99c
@S4.99 Implanted Screens,
S2.99
1-S14.95 Unpainted 6-Drawer
Chest S8.88
1-S6.95 Unpainted Three Shelf
Bookcase --- 1888
$3.50 Unpainted Mite Tables,
damaged .-- S2.49
2S5.95 Unpainted Kidney Ia
bles, warped top--------S2.8S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Hosiery

10 prs. S1.S5 White Nylon Hos
iery for nurses. Full fashioned,
Cotton reinforced. Size 9la
only pr. SOC
36 prs. Irregulars of S1.15 Knee
High Sheer Nylon Hosiery.
Good colors, not all sizes, full
fashioned pr. 29c
22 prs. 39c Children's Long
Stockings. White only. Soiled
Not all sizes s---------pr SO
n prs. S1.35 Full Fashioned
Service Weight Nylons. Cotton
tops and feet. Good colors.
broken sizes pr, 500
81 prs. Csc Cotton Foot Socks.
Natural color, broken sizes,
pr. Sc
SO prs. S1.35 51-gauge Nyion
Hosiery. Broken sizes and COL
o.S nr. 4Sc
2S prs. S1.00 No Seam Nylons.
Run-resist super-sheers. Dis
continued colors in broken
sizes pr. zoe
6 PRS. Sl.35 Full Fashioned LisIe
Hosiery. Broken sizes and COL
OTIS ------------- pr. 44c
II prs. 59c White Cotton Hos
iery IN broken sizes pr. 19c
Al prs. 29c Children's Cotton
Anklets. Cotton, broken sizes,
colors and styles. Soiled pr. So
11-69c and S1.O0 Rayon Cow
cred Hosiery Boxes. Soiled, 1Oc
80 prs. S1.65 Run-proof Nylon
Hosiery in discontinued colors,
pr. $50
80 RS. Irreg. of S1.15 Full
Fashioned Nylon Hosiery.
Broken sizes in good colors,
pr. 35c
IL prs. S1.35 and S1.50 Famous
Name Nylon Hosiery. Small
sizes in discontinued colors,
pr. 39c
176 prs. "As Is" Sheer NyIon
Hosiery, full fashioned, several
weights, broken sizes and colors,
some famous makes 2 prs. S1.0O
223 prs. Irregs. of S1.15 and
S1.35 Nylon Hosiery, full fash
ioned, famous name styles, As
and 5l-gauge .--- 69c pr.
1l8 prs. Irregs. of S1.65 Nylon
Hosiery, 60-gauge, discontinued
colors in broken sizes 89c pr.
315 prs. Irregs. of S1.00 Nylon
Hosiery, No Seam, Is denier. 2
prs. ------Sl.O Sl.OO
1856 prs. 29c and 39c Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks, cotton,
10c pr.
kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16

liz yds.-S2.25 Reupholstering
Plastic, heavy gauge, pure vinyl.
Ivory color only, 81" wide,
S9c yd.
20 prs.-S5.95 NyIon Ruffled
Curtains, 81" wide, ivory color,
assorted lengths, some slight
irregs. -S2.99 pr.
2S-s9.9s Ready Made Studio
Couch Covers, 3-cushion style,
famous make S4.9S
IS prs.-s6.95 Nylon Tailored
Curtains, 90" length, /" side
hens, S" bottom hens. Ivory
only ------..- 1898
~ prs.-S3.95 to S5.95 Lace Cur
tains, famous make, So to 90"
lengths. Extra fine lace, good
patterns ---- S2.98 pr.
17-S7.95 Celanese Rayon Satin
Vanity Skirts, quilted tops, full
skirts, 5 colors -. 1898
S6 yds. S1.45 GIosheen, florals
and solids. Good background
colors. For drapes, swags, bed
spreads. SO" wide 79c yd.
17-S6.95 and $13.95 Famous
Make Knitted and Cretonne
Slipcovers. Not all styles. Chair,
S4.98; Sofa SS.98
s7-S2.0o to $500 Cloth Window
Shades, 36" to 81" widths, reg
ular lengths, with rollers. Some
soiled - ----. $50
~ prs.-S3.95 to S4.s5 Cottage
Sets. colored trim, some floor
samples, soiled S1.4s Or.
47-S3.95 to S4.49 Cotton Pris-
ella Curtains, wide ruffles, all
baby headed, long lengths only,
S2.44 pr.
4-S9.98 Folding Screens, 3-fold,
68" high, scratched and slightly
damaged . S4.98
1-S79.95 Lane Cedar Chest,
floor sample, damaged, $69.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
NegIigees

24-s7.95 Cotton Quilted Study
Goats, pastels, misses sizes,
S4.00
2-SS.95 Rayon Satin Robes.
damaged, tan or green $500
S-S5.95 Rayon Crepe Robes,
size IL -. $500
8-S10.95 Rayon Crepe Pajamas,
misses sizes --- $500
6-s12.95 Rayon Quilted Robes,
broken sizes s-- $500
13-S12.95 Rayon Taffeta Plaid
Hostess Coats, misses sizes,
$1,000
3-S5.95 Cotton House Coats,
wrap style $500
6-S19.95 Rayon Satin Hostess
11-S19.95 All Silk Print Travel
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Radios and
TeLeCiSiO,,

2S249.95 Nationally Famous
Radio -Phono Combination. Au-
tomato record changer, built
In aerial, record storage space,
$1,000
5S29.95 Nationally Famous
Automatic Record Changers, IS
rpm, in brown plastic case.
Must be used by phono- jack at
tachment S9.95
2-$349.50 Nationally Famous
Television Receivers, 1O-inch
picture tube, 50 square inches of
viewing surface; mahogany We
neers ------.---.--- $4,000
1-S259.95 Nationally Famous
Table Model Television Receiv-
er, 10-inch picture tube. Day.
light tube. Mahogany cabinet,
$1,000
Kann's-Appliance Store
-6th and D Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Infants Wear

s1.00 Cowboy or Cowgirl Polo
Shirts, long sleeve, sizes 2. II,
IA and Is -----------. Csc
39c and Acc Rayon or Cotton
Knit Panties, -------19 19c
S1.29 E-Z 2-pc. Union Suits,
size 8 only 88c
1898 Yorkshire Ape. Logging
Sets: Sweater, leggings, hat
and mittens S.48
s1.49 to S1.9s Group: Blue jeans,
sun suits, slacks, dresses, blouses
and pajamas-----------S1.
19c ChiIdren's Cotton Socks,
sizes 4 and Az SC pr.
S2.99 and $3.50 Group: Skirts,
blouses, jumpers, overalls and
boxer longies. Broken sizes 8
to 1922
S1.69 Tots Cotton Slips, eyelet
or lace trim, size 2- 88c
S1.69 Girls Cotton Slips, lace
trim, built-up shoulders, size IA
only S8c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Books

1S2.50 Ida Bailey Aliens Food
For Two S1.49
2-S6.50 Marguerite Davison's
A Handweaver's Pattern Book,
S3.49
$4,000 Burton Stevenson's
Home Book of Proverbs, Maxims
and Familiar Phrases $3.50
S-S2.29 Benjamin Lewis Rid
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC
5000 Marie KimbalI's JEFF
fersOn-War and Peace S1.49
5000 Richard Johnston'S
Follow Me! (2nd Marine Div.),
S2.98
$500 Robt. Hegner's Parade
Of the Animal Kingdom $2.95
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Knit U1tderacear'

75-Irregs. Of $3.50 Tuckstitch
Gowns, famous name, tearose
or blue, knitted cotton $1.19
28-79c Rayon Jersey Briefs,
lace trimmed, pastels s----59c
45-Irregs. of S1.69 Rayon
Gowns, tailored, some soiled,
89c
310-First and Irregs. 69c and
SOC Rayon indies, panty and
brief styles, tearose and white.
Not all sizes 2 for S1.00
60-Irregs. Of S1.65 Nylon Briefs,
tearose and white, famous
make, broken sizes -.---- S3c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
$500 8 $500 Ranch
Mink Scorfs
$500 per ski"
A limited number of good
quality dark ranch mink
scarfs. Made up in 3 and
4 skin styles.
Plus 20To tar.
Tee,, Shop
fS3.99 Glen Plaid Skirts

$3.50 Glen Plaid Skirts.
S1.s8
8-S2.49 Rayon and Cotton
Blouses ---.-- S1.99
$3.50 Nylon Slipon Sweaters,
S1.88
15-S7.99 to S10.95 Dresses,
plaids and solids $500
$3.50 Cotton Sport Shirts,
S1.00
4-Sl9.95 Winter Coats S8.S8
8-S25.00 Winter Coats $500
$3.50 Corduroy Jackets S4.00
2-S16.95 Grey Melton Jackets,
plaid lined - $1,000
12-$4.99 Nylon Cardigan Sweat
ers rsS S1.88
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Lingerie

27-S1.ss Rayon Crepe Slips,
broken sizes and colors Sl.0O
10-S3.99 Cotton Challi Gowns,
eyelet emb. trim, pastels, $500
10-S2.99 Flannelette Mite
Shirts, navy, red 79c
8-S4.99 & S5.95 Flannelette
Pajamas, broken misses sizes,
$500
3-S4.99 All Nylon Slips, soiled,
$500
12-S3.50 Rayon Jersey Slips,
famous name, white, pink, bro
ken sizes $500
10-S2.99 Rayon Crepe Mite
Shirt, polka dot, for misses,
S1.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Better Dresses

8-S16.95 and S19.95 Casual
Dresses, for misses, bright, $500
10-S16.95 Women's Dress
Dresses, some lacy, black and
colors Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
38-S16.95 to S22.95 Dresses for
misses and women. Black, navy.
sheers. Many dressy types, $500
misses $29.95 Dresses, navy
and colors $1,000
&$39.95 Afternoon Dresses for
women $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
SiIcer

2-S22.50 Silver-Plated Teapots,
gadroon border. fooled style,
slightly scratched Sl5.00*
2-S12.9S and SIS Silver-Plated
Serving Tray, gadroon border,
etched center, side handles,
slightly scratched S7.50*
5-S5.9S Sterling Silver Baby
Military Sets, 2-piece, etched
backs, fine bristles $685.
$50 Pr. Sterling and Crystal
Hurricane Lamp, plain design,
slightly scratched, pr S15.O0*
2S5.98 Ea. Sterling and Crys-
tai Hurricane Lamps, gadroon
border, 10", slightly scratched,
ca. $780,
4S7.50 Sterling Silver Goblets,
plain, footed, slightly scratched,
S4.98$
*PluS goo tar.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Leather Goods

10-S7.95 and S10.50 Handbags,
as is $685.
NS17.50 Black Calf Bags,
S10.50s
4S7.95 Black and Brown
Br0adcloth or Black Rayon
Satin Bags. as Is $685.
200 Handbags black and
brown S1.00*
25-Men's and Women's $500
BillfOlds 80. S1.00+
'Plus 20es tar.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Coats and Suits

22-S16.95 Unlined Rayon Suits,
misses sizes S7.00
8-S25.W Untrimmed Coats,
misses sizes --.. ---- S11.00
71-S29.95 Untrimmed Coats,
misses sizes --S S17.00
21-S35.00 Zip-Out Goats, sizes
10 to 16-------------- $1,000
2S-S49.95 to S59.95 Zip-Out and
Untrimmed Coats ~ S27.00
32-S59.95 to $685. Fur Trim
med Goats, misses and women,
$4,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
Junior. ShOp

30-s8.95 to sl2.95 Rayons, ray
on taffetas and rayon mems
wear. l and 2-pc. styles. As
sorted colors, styles $500
20-S14.95 to S16.95 Dressy Ray
on Tissue Failles, woods and
rayon gabardines, assorted
colors and sizes S7.OO
12-S22.95 Rayon Taffeta Party
Dresses and Woods $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
NeckMeu1'

Irregs. of $l.00 Scarfs, "a and
27" squares, silk and chiffon, 39c
S1.95 and S2.95 .Dickies, nylon,
rayon satin, piques, some lace
trims. For vee-neckS and Jewel
necklineS .-- ...--. S1.00
Irregs. of S1.00 Scarfs, rayon
squares, 30", white only 39c
S1.95 and S2.95 Neckwear, bows,
little bow collars, vee-necks;
nylon, rayon, satins and pi-
queS -----S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16
SfafiOneru

23-Quilted Chair Pads, for
large size chairs zoe
29c to Soc Plastic Shelf Lining,
IA" wide, IL or So long,
19c to 39c
1880 Stationery, soiled,
single or double sheets 29c
60-S1.00 Plastic Canasta Cow
ers, drop sides, has rules 59c
rs boxes-50c Napkins, extra
heavy, absorbent, so to box,
sec
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-16

S14.50 Mouton dyed Lamb As
$3.50 and $500 Muffs, various
$500 and $500 Ranch and
Wild Mink Scarfs, per skin, $40
$4,000 Mink dyed Coney Coat,
size IS $1,000
Sl99.00 Sable-dyed Squirrel
Stole ----S99 $4,000
$4,000 Mink dyed Marmot Coat,
size 16---.S S133.00
S199.O Brown-dyed Ponyskin,
size IL S149.O0
S199.00 Brown-dyed Kidskin,
size IA - ---. .-- Sl11.00
$229.00 Natural Persian Paw,
size Is $4,000
$4,000 Silver dyed Muskrat,
size "A S199.o0
All prices plus 20ee tar.
Kann's-Second Floor