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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
CRUSADE
 DRIVE DRAWING
 T0CL0SE, JUNEAU

Interest in Juneaus unique mail order crusade" for the Alaska Div lsion of the American Cancer Soc- iety. continues to find expression in contributions which are being received daily at the office of the Division it is reported by Charles w. Garter, local crusade chairman, under whose leadership the plans for this unusual type of drive were worked out.
 No time is set for the termina- ton of the campaign, Carter said, as the Cancer Division receives contributions throughout the year, but the committee would like to finish up the main part of the work in Juneau this week, as 1t is necessary to file a report with the national office covering the activity of each unit. It is ex- pected however, that with the first of the month and payday" ar irving this week, considerable im- petus may be expected when people get out their trusty check books and start paying the monthly bills.
 Additional emphasis is placed on the local crusade with the inclu- tion in all light bills of small util- ity folders which go to all users of electric in the Juneau area. This was made possible through the cooperation of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company, and was handled by a committee of volunteer workers chairmanned by Mrs. Don Morrison
 Final mop-up will take place this week in Federal and Territorial Offices also, where special chE~S men, representing each agency, de- veloped techniques of their own for reaching their employees.
 "On the whole" MT Carter stated, we feel gratified at the response of Juneau citizens. Not only have there been good contributions to the general fund of the Division but several chose Memorial Day as specially timely occasion to make gifts to the memorial fund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
pint Anti-Fascist Refugee Con-

joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Com mittee.
 Those convictions were based on the groups refusal to obey 1946 subpoena from the House Commit tee for the Refugee Committees books and records.
 The Barsky outfit has been lab eled a Communist front organiza- ton by the Justice Department. It claims to be humanitarian organi- zation set up to aid Loyalist victims of the Spanish Civil War.
 In other actions made by the high tribunal:
 Turned down an appeal from four conscientious objectors sentenced to jail in Indianapolis for refusing to register under the peacetime draft law.
 ! Overturned 6 to 3 a lower court ruling that the Food and Drug Ad- ministration acted unlawfully in seizing preparation called "Nutri- lite Food Supplement" distributed by a Long Beach, Calif., firm.
 Upheld for the second time pat ent infringement charges brought at Hammond, Ind, by the Linde Air Products Company against three firms. The court split to ? today after deciding the case unanimously in 1949. A rehearing had been granted.
 Refused to reconsider A deci- sion of last month which rejected a Justice Department effort to keep secret the FBI files in an unsuc- cessful antitrust case brought at Shreveport, La.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
"Mush" Moore Rolls Into States Wants To Discard parka

LEWISTON, Me, June -tR = Cecil "Mush' Moore, who is making 5000 mile dogsled trip from AL aska to Lewiston, has entered the United States.
 Moore telephoned his wife from Portal, N. D., last night telling of his entry His last stop on the Canadian side had been Weyburne Sask.
 For his American portion of the trip, Moore asked that his state side" clothes be shipped to him. He plans stop at Minot, N. D., next.
 The record making trip is being undertaken by Moore to raise money through lectures and sale of collectors items, for the crip- pied children's fund of the Lewis 5on Lions Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
SALMON CANS RATTLE WITH
 "S0ME" GAINS
Continued from Page Cne)

Union.
 "The matter has not come before Local IT, said Roy w. Atkinson, regional CIO director, but it is my opinion that such system would be doomed to failure"
 John Geisness, attorney for the AFL union, commented:
 Such a plan obviously would be an unfair labor practice. We can- not imagine the industry signing an agreement as ridiculous as that"
 Sandvigen said he would accept such a chore with reluctance, but that he had not been approached officially.
 If the industry and union fail to agree on any on else, then I would accept" Sandvigen said. I'm anxious to see our men in the in dustry work and the industry as a whole operate"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
MRS. GRANVILLE JOHNSON
 WITH CHILL D FEN ARE
 VISITING MRS. FRANKS

Mrs. Granville Johnson and her two children, Catherine and Bruce, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Will liam Franks at the Assembly apart ments.
 Dr. Johnson, who has been in the psychology staff of Arizona State University at Flagstaff. is transfer ring to Emory University at Atlanta, Georgia, where he will be professor of psychology.
 The former Elizabeth Terhune, Mrs. Johnson will spend the summer here before joining her husband in the south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
CORPORATIONS FILE
 WITH AUDITOR BOYLE

Numerous new corporations have been formed to do business in Alaska, two of them by three Ju- neauites, with their filings recorded with Territorial Auditor, Frank A. Boyle. They are: ss Toms Radio Service, Anchorage, $100O00. capital stock, by Tom Re- wax, Robert J. Shrinek and Doug las J. Urness, all of Anchorage. Queens Court Apartments, Fal:- banks, $2OO,2O0 capital stock, by Philip G. Strand, Lloyd w. Martin and Edward F. Medley, all of Fair banks.
 Alaska Race Car Owners and Drivers Association, Anchorage, to engage in building race tracks and exhibiting races; $10,000 capital stock; by Dom F. Howell, Richard G. Otto, and Clinton Taylor, all of Anchorage. .~
 Pearson Alaska, charter air serv- ice, $100000 capital stock, by F. O. Eastaugh, Eileen Roberson and Esther Caro, all of Juneau
 Haines Terminal Company, Lu- talk Inlet, $100,0O0 capital stock, to operate docking facilities, by F. O. Eastaugh, Eileen Roberson and Es- ther Caro-, all of Juneau.
 American Oriental Corp, liquor dispensary, Anchorage, S100,000 cap- ital stock, by Ted Hangai, Violet M. Bingo, and Esther M Thomps son, all of Anchorage.
 Petersburg Junior Chamber of Commerce, non-profit group, py William Ray, Quentin L. DeBoer, Winner Oines, Robert Lando, Will fam Lund, Erling Nicholson and Eldor Lee, all of Petersburg.
 Kenai Civic League, non-profit community enterprise, by Hal Thornton, Lawrence H. Lancashire and James " Arness, all of Renal
 Barker Chamberlain, auto repaifs and service of Anchorage, $l00,000 capital stock, by Donald w. Barker, June l.. Barker, William c. Cham berlain and Phyliss Chamberlain, all of Anchorage.
 North Star Appliance and Fuel Co.,, merchandising firm of An chorage, $50O,000 capital stock, by Elicit w. Horsnan, Christopher R. Redlich, and Elicit G. Horsman, all of San Francisco.
 North Star Terminal and Steve doring Co.,, docking firm of An chorage. $500,000 capital stock, by same men as above.
 Arctic Alaska Travel Service of Fairbanks, to operate excursions, S50000 capital stock, by Norman c. Geiger, Charles B. Vest Philip A. Johnson, and Maurice T. John- son, all of Fairbanks.
 Alaska Consolidated Vacations, resort operators of Anchorage, Si,- 100000 capital stock, by Raymond I. Peterson of Anchorage, Vera E. Liebel of Dillingham; and Vernon Maxfield of Seattle.
 Romig Park, real estate firm of Anchorage, $80,000 capital stock plus 200 shares of no-par common stock, by Paul F. Robison, Ben jamin F. Culver, and Edward V. Davis, all of Anchorage.
 Cathedral Building Corp, build ing concern of Sitka, $690,l00 capi- tai stock, by William c. Charteris, Martha P. Gushing, and John F. Cushing, all of Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01

TIMMONS HERE E. J. Timmons of Seattle is { guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01

FROM HOLLYWOOD w. E. Kelly of Hollywood is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01

FROM WRANGELL Carl Messinger of Wrangell is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01
PAXTON HERE

Orville Paxton of Sitka is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-01

FROM KODIAK The E. s. Walsh family of Kodiak is at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Mems FURNISHINGS

26-SS65 Short-sleeve Dress or Play Sport
Shirts, white, paStels broken sizes S269
AZ Prs. S2.95 Cotton Pajamas stripes and
paisley patterns, sizes A and D only $1.99
80 Irregulars $3.95 Famous Make String
Basque Shirts, broken sizes --------- $2.19
19-S1.50 to $500 Leather Belts, mostly
small sizes SIC
40 Regular, Irregul1s $1.00 Ties s----- - 39c
15-$4.95 and $5S5 Long-sleeve Sport Shirts,
soiled, broken sizes s--------------------$l $l.SS
S6-S3.95 Short-sleeve Extra Large Size
Sport Shirts, in blue only $l.49
3 Prs. $3.95 Rayon Pajamas, slightly soiled,
sizes A and, S2.69
7-$595 Famous Make Popover Long sleeve
Sport Shirts, dark tones SS.79
5-SS.95 Nylon Shirts, soiled, broken sizes,
1888
Irregulars S3.95 Long sleeve Popover Sport
Shirts " S1.49
3-S169 Cotton Union Suits, athletic style,
small sizes .--.. - CSC
sass Long sleeve Sport Shirts, soiled, 8Sc
1-S295 Cotton Mite Shirt, soled, size 10,
S1.99
1-s6.0O Famous Make Swim Shorts, white,
soiled, size 36-------- -------------- $3.SS
1-S5.95 Long sleeve Sport Shirt, soiled,
XII size S2S8
Sass to $3.65 Shirts, slightly soiled,
broken sizes " SLIT
66-$2.50 Cuff Links and Tie Bars, 59c each
Plus 20T TaE
$4.95 Cotton Robes, seersucker cords, wash
able. S.. M. L. sizes $3.50
55c Perfect, Irregs. Rayon and Lisle Hose
for dress, sports, sizes 10 to 12---------22c
S1.00 Washable Bow Ties, clip-on or tie
styles, solids and fancies soc, for $f00
S195 to $3.50 Shirts, Sanforized (shrinkage
less than 1es), fused collars, fancy patterns.
sizes 14-17 in the group ,------- S1.S9
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
GIOces

1.39 to $500 Cotton Fabric Gloves, double
woven. hand sewn; white sizes to III
some soiled and irregualrs- Csc to $1.50
double woven, hand sewn with designs on
back; sizes 6 to 71a
1S-$5.00 White Doeskins (processed lamb)
washable slip-ons, sizes 6 to 71a a $3.50
27-$2.50 Nylon Gloves, elbow length, black
with sequin trim, sizes to 71a-------$149
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Necksceur

$3.50 Bl0uses, mems drop-stitch shirting.
white, sizes 1914
s1.5s Lastex Cotton Knit Tubes. assorted
colors 81 90
Samples, Irregs. Of $1.95, S2S5 Dickeys, cot
ton pique rayon crepe: colors. white : 69c
Manufacturers Cioseouts, s1.00 Neckwear.
rayon sheers, lace and embroidery trims. 39c
KannS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
COr'SefS

1-S1S.5O Warmers Redferns GirdIt boned
back, front; size 38 --1zlz% s@sssss S7.S5
1O-S5.0O Debu-Form Junior Girdies, all
elastic, S, NJ L ---------- - - 1888
16-$595 Nyion back-lace Corsets, large
sizes -----------t------- ------4--v----f$ $2.99
$1,000 Society Girl Rayon Brocade
Girdles, 18-in. length, large sizes - S569
2-S17.S5 Rite Form Nyion Girdles, blue:
sizes IS and SO $8.75
Kann's-Secnnd Elnnr y
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Hosiery

237-Sheer Nylons, several constructions;
broken sizes, colors; as is S.Z $50
170-Irregs. Of SITS Run-Proof Nylons, 81
gauge, discontinued colors: broken sizes $50
204-Radmoor S1.35 Nylons, Is denier,
broken sizes, colors --- 59c
SS-S1.65 Bareback Heel Nylons, 81 gauge
dark colors. not ali sizes - q Or. 81. 90
96-25c Cotton Foot Socks, natural shade,
I20-Imperfects S1.0O No Seam Nylons, fine
construction; broken sizes, colors 500
163-Irregs. Of $1.35 Sheer Silk Hose, 81
thread, broken sizes, good colors ---- 44c
3S-Imperfects $l.15 Seamless Knee High
Nylons, broken sizes, colors - 2sc
92-Imperfects, S1.00 Rayon Hose, cotton
reinforced; white only, size 9------10e
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
TOiIefa'ies

$1.00 D'Orsay's Cherry Blossom Dusting
Powder, Coz. ------------- 29c*
S275 Tryst Perfume, 2-oz. bottle ---- 29cS
Sl0O Starlet Facial Pads with plastic purse
case 5Ocs
6-S4.5O Shulton Friendship Garden Sets,
disc. style: set has toilet water, atomizer,
sachet, soap, sachet -------------Sl -Sl09"
S1.O0 Dorothy Gray's Lipsticks, assorted
Soc Schratz Perfumed Bath CRYSTALS, plas-
tic bags; 3-lb. pine scent ----- 29es
Csc Disney Soap Figures, pure CASTLE: 3
subjects - 1 lee
Mems $1.00 Mems Tale, for after shave, 19cs
So, So Nylon Bristle Hair Brushes, colored
plastic backs; many styles ----69c
Plus 20T Tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Misses $25 to $29.95
SUMMER SUITS
$l4.OO

Four name suits drosticoIIy reduced.
Docio. navy. white, moize ond pink.
Sizes 10 to l8 in the group. Not
every style in every size and color.
KGnn's-Suits-Seco Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Discontinued Styles $i.SS
Super Sheer 5I-Gaugs
NYLON HOSIERY
79e pr.

Every poir perfect. full foshiooed Tor
perfect lit. Reinforced OF points Of
~eor Foshion right shodes in poculor
sizes. IS denier. 81 couee. Buy
yours now!
Kann's-Hosierv-Strset Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Knit Underwear

67-S1.69 Rayon Slips. lace-trimmed, spun
10 rayon, tearoSe, white, popular sizes 7Sc
s5-Imperfects, sSc Rayon Jersey Briefs,
tearose. white; some soiled not all sizes 2sc
7-Imperfects, SASS Nyion Tricot Gowns,
pastels, broken sizes --------S6. S6.4S
IS-S2.95 Rayon Tricot Gowns, lace
trimmed, not all colors sizes -Sl.5s
1S-Imperfects. Sass Rayon Jersey Bed
Jackets, blue, pink: broken sizes - Sl.ss
2e-Imperfects. $7s5 Nylon Tricot Bed
Jackets, pastels, odd sizes - S2S9
25-Imperfects, $3.50 Rayen Jersey Gowns,
lace e-trimmed, pastels; not all sizes, some
soiled 90 90
Kann'S+Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Mems $2.95
NYLON Athletic
SHIRTS
$l.99

All first ouoIity nylon that dry in a
iffy. need no ironing, ore reody to be
worn in on hour. Fully cut for odded
comfort Broken sizes.
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Liasqe1'ie

50-$7.95 Kickernick Nylon Tricot Slips,
pink, blue: broken sizes $500
5O-$2.95 Youth Form Rayon Slips, tailored.
sizes 1896, white only $1.59
6-S12.95 Kickernick Nylon Tricot Gowns.
size 40 white 500
50-S1.S5 YOuthform Cotton Slips, maize
blue; broken sizes ----------------$1 LOO
1O-S5.95 Rayon Crepe Slips, lace trim; size
80 $500
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Teen Apparel

$3.50 White Cotton Dresses t------4 $5.S7
$3.50 Straw Hats ----A--s--.- .--z--- SOC
25-S5.99 Sun Dresses -.4----- ..A--.-s- -$2.66
6-$699 Terry Cloth Cotton Robes S2.00
1S-S2.99 Cotton Shirt Blouses ----$1.97
$3.50 Play Suits -~--S S2.66
S-S5.99 Cotton Dresses, 2-pc. ---------S3.00
S-SS.S9 Rayon Blouses -z- $1.97
S-$8.99 Pastel Corduroy Jackets 1880 $597
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Won,en's $l.9S
Royon Jersey
Sleeveless BIouses
$l.OO

Easy to iounder, con be worn tucked In
or os on overblouse. EIostic shirred
back. Wee, square or jewel neeklines
with red, green or blue on white. Small,
medium, large.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Women's 500
FABRIC GLOVES
74e

Shortie eottons and slip-on royons.
Plain and fancy white. washable. some
with embroidery on the backs. Sizes
6 to 7Iz in the assortment.
Kdnn'S-GloDeS-St Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
$500 to $3.99
CHILDREN'S
WEARABLES
47e GA.

II girls blouses, children's sweet
es, l3 toddIer dresses, 6 knit slocks.
~ cotton knit suits, j s cotton nodkins,
10 toddIer boy blouses. IS girls cotton
slips, IS teen oee cotton slips. so
cotton sun dresses. 54 cotton dresses.
Sizes to 6.
KGnn's-Infants' Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Stationery

SEUGaOsteFU
16-s1.00 Wooden Pipe Racks, holds u, felt
base - ----------- Soc
ss-25c Gin, Rummy and Oklahoma Score
Pads lOc
M-Sl.6s Playing Gard Sets in Leather
Cases 89c
39-$1.00 Plastic Canasta Table Covers with
3-S3.75 Berkshire Typewriter Paper, 500
sheets to box, boxes damaged d----$ $1.79
4s-l0c Traders Cards, 18 different cards to
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
RGsgOss Fabrics

Sl.39 Yd. Rayon Lingerie Crepe, go" wide,
pastel colors SSc yd.
79c-S1.69 Yd. Rayon Remnants, plain and
printed -3 39c to CSC yd.
Kanns-Street Floor
Lamps
2o-s1.sS Glass Vanity Lamp Bases s1.Oo
4-s19ss Metal Table Lamps, parchment
lied shades, wine, green ------------- S9.98
6-S129S Table Lamps, metal mountings,
parchmentized shades $7.9S
24-$2.98 Metal Desk Lamps --$1.49
Kann's-Third Floor
HOuSetCNreS
$3.50 Enamed Colanders, red with white
trim, as is -----------.--- ------------ 1Oc
4O-6sc to s1.ss Wakes, Glazes, Polishes,
ca. 19c
3O-5Oc Cherry Pitters- 29c
4O-79c Oilcloth cushions. Variety of pat
3O-S1.49 Wall Thermometers, glass backs.
49c
12-S1.O0 Twin Water Pals, hot-dipped gall
vanized, wood handle e49 49c
35-S1.00 Aluminium Sauce Pots, Pans with
covers, 2-Qt. ca. o4c
48-S1.g9 Garment Bag Ensemble, blouse,
shirt, suit bags
l8-S1.29 Travellers Plastic Garment Bags,
Upper closures - $50
29-$1.49 Enamel Combination Cookers,
5-in-1, ivory color
7-S1.SS Metal Chests, drawers, for tacks.
pms, nails ----- --e---------------- $l.ZS
6-S2.99 Metal Underbed Chests, 30", for
13-S3.98 Plastic Summer Hostess Sets, To-
PC, pitcher, tumblers, tray -------- S279
12-S3.98 Portable, Folding Barbecue Grills
with utensils -$29S
Kann's-Tllird Floor <
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Handbags

75-S300 Handbags specially priced $2.o0
1-s1o50 Black Reptile Bag, clearance, $500
50-$5.O0 Handbags, special ----$3.49
s5-$20o and $500 Straw Bags, clearance,
$169
1-S10.50 Black Calfskin Bag, as is--$ $59S
4-Men's $500 Billfolds, clearance s125
16-$7.S5 Handbags, clearance -$ $500
All Price Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Girls Wear.

30-S1.29 Cotton skirts ----6 CSC
3o-S1.29 Sun Dresses s6 CSC
6-S1.29 Pastel BeretS --5O SOC
4-S19.95 Spring Coats .. $500
6-S10.95 Rayon Dresses for in-between
$1.OO
1888 Sun Dresses s-----.--S2. S2.SS
6-$3.99 Bathing Suits s----$2.66
KannS-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Jesl,eIs'y

35-s3S5 Pocket Lighters, clearance - $2SS
25o-S1.95 Costume JeweIry Pieces - S1.0O"
125-S3.0o to $500 Jewelry Pieces s1.Sss
15-Men's $1.00 Collar Bars, clearance SOC"
75-Women's s1.s5 to $500 Rings, special,
$100*
3G0-$1.00 Costume Jewelry Pieces - 55c
2 for S1.O0"
Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29

20-S5.S5-S1095 Rayon Prints, Bemberg
RayOns, COttOns --LS $500
1S-S10.95 Rayon Prints, Rayon Tissue
Failles with pique trim and washable
10-S16.95S25.O0 Formals, rayon marquis
settle, dotted swiss, white, pastels $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Art Goods

20-$l.O0 Stamped Bridge Cloths Asc
sass Bar Harbor Chair Sets, damaged,
Sl.7s
30-S1.00 Linen Hand Towels with mono
gram charts $50
$3.50 Stamped Colored Linen Guest
20-50c Stamped Dish Towels asc
1-SlS.S8 Hassocks, damaged -$lo.ss
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Secs. of $1.59 Cannon
BEACH TOWELS
$l.l9

Excellent for home and yord as we'll
/, os beach. Large 35x7o-inch size. At
troctve mutieolor stripe design. Buy
now for the Fourth"
KdnnS-LinenS-St Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Better. Dresses

32-Misses', Women's $685. -$22.95 Summer
Dresses, dark or light ground prints, solid
5-Misses' SASS White Short Formals.
S10O0
4-S25-S29.75 Long Formais, rayon taffeta,
pastels ----- $500
5-S39.95 Silk Print Queen" originals, 2-pc
suit dresses, 10-16 $500
Kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Coats. Suits

39-S10.95 Unlined Wool Toppers, Misses.
Women's Sizes White, navy, grey, pink.
beige -------------- $500
31-$25 to $29.95 Better Summer Suits,
famous makes, 1913 ------$ $14.00
15-$39.95 Checked Toppers, black or navy
with white, 1918 -----$1 -$17.O0
Kann's-Second Floor {
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Budget Shop Dresses

19-Misses', Women's S14s5 Dresses, solid
colors, prints $500
39-Misses', Women's $5.95 Rayon Prints,
$500
6-S12.95 Extra Size Dresses, rayon prints,
$4.Oo
3o-Misses' $9.95 Sunbacks, polka dot pat
27-Misses' $5.95 Solid Color Rayons, $500
17-$10.95 Reding0tes, in half-sizes --S700
Kann Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
EIectricS

EIectricS
3-S16.95 M&B Percolators, chrome plated,
6-cup size $11.95
As2ss5 Urn Sets, chrome plated, Ape. set.
S18.S5
sass Two-Slice Toasters, flip-flop turn
1-$54.s5 Universal Upright Cleaner, floor
2-s49.s5 Electric Floor Polishers, floor
samples -$24.S5
s-s3.ss Electric Waffle Irons -s2.4s
Kann's-Third Floor
Bedroom Furniture
1-ss7.5o Simmons Box Springs, double size.
S22.50
, 1-$ss.5o Innerspring Mattress, double size.
$17.77
1-sls.75 Foster Platform-Top Springs,
double size -. - - $10.75
1-s79.5o Simmons Innerspring Studio
Couch -$49.5O
1-s57.5o Chest Of Drawers, solid maple.
S34S5
1-S6.s5 Vanity Bench, walnut finish -s3.ss
l-s1o.95 Occasional Chair, floor sample,
S6.S8
1-$39.5o Lounge Chair. upholstered, floor
sample ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S26.SS
1-$69.5O Foster Studio Couch, innerspring,
$44.5O
1-$39.50 Hollywood Bed, 30-inch, inner
sprung $A.95
1-sA.sO Simmons Innerspring Mattress.
double size S29.99
1-Ss4.s5 Innerspring Mattress, twin size.
$1777
l-s21.5o Bed, solid maple, double size. $I4.ss
1-$24.SS Innerspring Mattress, twin size.
$I4.99
1-sSs.Oo Bed, blond finish, solid maple,
double size $18.88
12-$11.S5-$A.95 Plate Glass Mirrors, as is.
S5.97 to $l2.47
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
SiIa,ef'aca1'e

-, SttCefaC0fe
e$11SS Aluminium Ice Tubs, scratched.
$3.50
4-S6.9S aluminium and Crystal Relish
Trays, scratched S2.9S
7-S4.98-$7.9S Sterling Compotes, tall or
25-$19S Alum n u m Serving Trays,
scratched $1.00
l00-$1.69 Sterling Serving Pieces, scratched,
.|''t ca. 99cs
5Q-$l.09 Oyster Forks, Butter Spreaders,
Youth" Lovely Lady" patterns, Holmes
Edwards quality 59c
sPias eos Tar
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
DO,saeSticS. Linens

50 Sec. $1.O0 to $1.29 Scranton Plastic Table,
cloths, 52x52. several designs -------, $50
1S-S2.95 Spun Rayon. and Cotton Table,
cloths, luncheon size 52x52" $1.A
1s-S3.95 Luncheon Story" boxed Luncheon
Sets, 52x52-in. cloth, 4 napkins $1.99
6 Sec. $S.95 Irish Linen Damask Table,
cloths, 68x88-ln. size e------------- $4.4S
4 Sec. $11.95 Irish Linen Damask Table,
cloths, 68x104-in. size $3.50
1 Sec. $l9.95 Irish Linen Double Damask
Tablecl0th, 70x126-in. banquet size $3.50
4 Sec. $500 Famous Make ColoniaI-type
Bedspreads, double size only y---------$1795
24-S329 Bridge Sets. nd-embroidered,
cut work, 36x36-in. cloth with six napkins,
$19S
21-$10s5 Colored Percale Sheet Sets, two
twin-size sheets and two cases, peach only.
$699
Kanns-Street Floor
Notions
5000 to 7Oc Zippers, skirt, dress types
soiled broken lengths, assorted colors lOc
6O-9Sc Long Line Bras, rayon satin broken
75-S1 and S1.S9 Plastic Table Cloths, white
4ioAo SIi'PSo' o1>o1 any o1A 20 -AAA'--So' '"S
2S-Sl.25 Plastic Shoe Bags, II pockets, blue
and rose $50
40-79c Plastic Bib Aprons, ruffle trim, as
sorted colors $50
70-S1.00 Glove, Hose, Hanky Boxes, rayon
satin $50
100-Irregs. Of 35c Dress Shields, reg. cres-
cent, sizes 2, g. 2 for r------------25c
10o-35c to soc Bowl, Appliance Covers,
plastic ----------------------- ca. 15c
75-Irregs. Of $1.95, Sass Garment Bags,
vinyl plastic; jumbo, dress suit sizes, ca. SOC
25-S1.50-s2 Rubber Sheeting Remnants, "
and A-yd. pieces; soiled ---------.- ca. Csc
A-50c-89c Plastic Lampshade Covers.
broken sizes; some soiled ------ l5c
2O-S1.69 Panty Girdles, two-way stretch;
small, medium; soiled --------------39c 39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
500 Washoble
RAYON DRESS
CORD
So yd.

1000 yords of mill lengths z to 5
yords long. ldeoI fobrie for summer
suits, dresses and seporotes. Brown.
navy, ton or block. Washable, 40
inches wide.
Kann's-Fnbrics-S Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Major Appliances

Major Appliances
1-s32S.75 Frigidaire Home Freezer, 1850
model, floor model S265.00
1-sl5o.0o Kitchen Maid De Luxe 54" Sink.
Iloor modei ----------------------- $1,000
2-sl2s.s5 De Luxe Model Dixie Gas Ranges,
$500
3-s1ls.ss speedibaker Gas Ranges. fully
2-s15s.s5 speedibaker De Luxe Gas Ranges,
$3.50
2-sl3s.ss Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges, floor
modeis $SS.OO
1-s1ss.s5 Easy spindrier Washer, 1850
model, demonstrator, 30ss $4,000
2-slss.5o Easy spindrier Washers, lo49
mOocB Slo1.WW
2-sl4s.s5 Easy Cabinet Ironers, demon
2-s5s.ss Easy Apt. Size Washers, demon
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Kann's-Appliance Store. 9th q D sts. NV.