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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20

Veterans who are planning edu-
cation training courses under the
C. L. Bill are reminded by the
Veterans Administration that dead
line for entering such courses is
July %, 1851.
For most veterans planning the
courses in colleges and universities
the last chance to enter will be
spring term of this school year if
training is to continue beyond
the deadline date, the VA warns.
Under present regulations, a
veteran must be actively engaged
in training on July 25, 1851, If
he wishes to continue beyond that
date. If he is home from school
for the regular summer vacation
he may continue again in the fall.
but he must be enrolled in the
school, the VA said.
Veterans contemplating training
unde the G. I. Bill should make
arrangements with the VA for a
certificate of eligibility as soon
as possible. In applying, a veteran
must name the course he plans to
attend. He must also enroll in a
take and the school he wants to
school that has been in operation
for more than one year. Otherwise
the VA cannot pay for his course
or pay him a subsistence allow
ance.
For full information on G. I. edu-
cation and training may be obtaine
from any VA office.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
@. I am planning to buy a home
with a G. 1. loan, am ready to make
a down payment. What happens to
my down payment in case the VA
loan guaranty cannot be accom-
plished?
A. Unless you make certain a
clause is inseted in the purchase
contract stating that payments
are to be returned to you if the
loan cannot be obtained, you may
lose your down payment.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20
CHRISTMAS

granted. During Colonial times the
Moravian Germans o bserved
Christmas as purely religious
forms and ceremonies. The Quaker
near Philadelphia, were not given
to observing holidays. and the
New England the whole idea of
Christmas was frowned upon. The
Puritans were bitterly opposed to
it . In Massachusetts, in 1859,
a law was passed which read as
follows: whatsoever shall be found
observing any such day as Christ
mas, or the like, either by fore
bearing of labor, feasting, or in
any other way, shall be fined 5
shillings."
Governor Bradford rebuked boys
for playing a game on Christmas
Day. They replied that it was
against their conscience to work
on that day, and he retorted that
it was against his conscience that
they should play through the day
that was meant for labor. Work
or go to JAIL" was his edict in ex-
pressing the Christmas sentiments
of the P%uritans 49,.
But conditions have changed and
today Christmas is not only Christ
mas throughout the length and
breadth of the land, but wherever
freedom reigns and Christianity
holds sway throughout the civil
lied world.
The Christmas tree, traditional
symbol of Christmas in practically
every American home, is to be
found almost exclusively in the
churches, schools and other public
gathering places in China.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-12-20
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Milton
]. Rogers would like to extend
their thanks to all their friends
and neighbors who were so kind
and considerate in sharing the
sorrow of the passing of Mr..
Rogers.
Thanks also to Father Allard
and Mclean of st. Marys church
and Father Murphy of st. Peters
Church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20

into the shell hole where the two
were cruched failed to explode.
Stauffer responded to a call for a
volunteer to rescue the shell shocked
man. For his bravery he was award
ed the medal by his company COM
mander.
John Warren and George Swank
attended a Poland China sale near
Muncie, Indiana, both buying hogs.
Gideon Niswander moved from
Pandora to the Harvey Jones farm
on Big Riley at the edge of town.
Niswander expects to start a modern
dairy farm.
William C. Amstutz writes to
Mervin Deifendeifer from France
that you can tell how many people
are in house by counting the num-
Der of wooden shoes left at the en-
trance to a dwelling. Amstutz is
at present billeted at La Chapelle du
Bois, Belgium.
Almeda Melott has purchased the
Siddell property on Riley street.
The B. M. Luginbuhl home, 8
miles south of town, was totally
destroyed by fire.
Harry Anderson writes to his
sister, Mrs. Shirley Nonnamaker that
the boys over there really are CRATE
full for the Bluffton News. He
received a copy, Aldine Roethlisber-
ger received 3 copies, they in turn
passed them onto Calvin Deppler and
| the last they saw of the copies
Emanuel Hartman reported seeing
several other fellows each having a
foot square piece of the paper read
ing the portions intently.
Waldo Motter purchased the 14o
acre farm of the late John W.
| Motter.
Allen Henry purchased the George
Kimmel property on Geiger street.
Baumgartner, Locher and Co. are
holding quitting business sale after
20 years of successful retailing.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20
College Library Stands Over
Schools First Tennis Courts
By Harriet Burkhart

| Buried under the newest completed
building on the Bluffton College
campus are the Colleges oldest
tennis courts. These courts were
made when the College was founded
but falling into disuse when new
courts were layed out, they later
made a perfectly level, cleared site
for the college library.
Pig pens and vegetable garden
formerly put to practical use the
low area planned as place for the
new courts. A barn stood at the
curb behind the present Music Hall
site, the barnyard sloping down to
Riley Creek where the college COW
and pigs got water. The rest of
this low ground supplied vegetables
for the students tables.
Vegetable Garden
The three clay tennis courts which
are located at the former vegetable
garden site and are in present use
were made when ground from the
garden was used to fill in Ropp
Hall terraces. Students stripped the
top soil from the garden and the
clay remaining was leveled for the
tennis courts. The whole process was
carried on under the guidance of
H. w. Berky, who has supervised
the making of all of Buttons
present tennis courts and who has
coached tennis for many years. The
dirt line where students stopped
digging to fill in Ropp Hall terraces
can still be seen today.
Buttons clay courts with their
humble history according to visiting
tennis teams are the best in this
general vicinity.
Campaign
With tennis interest running high
in 1926, three courts were no longer
enough to accommodate the Bluffton
College peak enrolment. 1t was
then that six tennis courts were lay
ed out back of Lincoln Hall. To
finance this project, students cam
paigned extensively for money writ
ing letters, holding a tag day, and
sponsoring basketball games. Then
Prof. Berky and students completed
the work on these six courts. For
some years students made use of all
nine Bluffton courts, enthusiasm
running so high that in 1880 the
tennis team won two games from
Miami University. With interest
gradually waning the courts behind
Lincoln Hall fell into disuse. The
weeds grew. One court was ruined
when students dumped a load of
gravel on it.
Asphalt
Revival of interest about four
years ago however brought about
th resurfacing of one court with
asphalt. Bluffton now uses one
asphalt court and three clay. Condi-
ton of the clay courts is poor, ac-
cording to Prof. Berky, tennis coach;
but work will be done on them and
plans are under way to hold at Bluff
ton an intercollegiate tennis confer
ence.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20
You Say H0W Much
Does POrkey Weigh

Someone is going own Porkey
next week. Porkey is the dressed
and frozen pig at Meyers Refriger-
alton and Heating store on South
Main street.
The question is how much does
Porkey weigh. The person whose
estimate is correct or nearest correct
will win the pig. The contest opens
Friday and continues through next
week and is open without obligation.
Total energy of Ohio's annual
rainfall is enough to generate
1000 900 horsepower continuously.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE


Merl ]. Rotroff. whose residence is {
Wakefield. St. Louis II. Missouri, will take
notice that on the 18th day of April. 1850
LYDIA M Clark. $50 West Market Street
Lima, Ohio, filed her petition against him
in the Court of Common Pleas of Aller
County. Ohio. the same being Case No
39560 in said Court, for the purpose oi
quieting the title of certain real estate ir
said petition described. to-wit:
Situated in the Township of American.
County of Allen and State of Ohio, to-
wit:
Lot Number Sixteen Thousand Four
Hundred and Eight (1640S) in G. r.
Baechler's Third Addition to the City of
Lima, Allen County. Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is for tn,
quieting of title of said real estate and foi
other equitable relief. Said defendant, Mer
j. Rotroff Is required to answer said peti
ton on the 18th day of June, 1850, OF
judgment will be taken against him.
LYDIA NJ. Clark, Plaintiff
By: F. w. Gooding, Her Attorney. [
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20
Special Services At
County Line ChurcI,

Special eyangelistic services will be
held at the County Line Church of
the Brethren, April % to May 7, it
was announced this week. Rev. and
Mrs. |. d. Leatherman will be in
charge. Services will be held night
ly at 7:45 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20
NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF MARCH 6, 1919

Corporal Edwin Stauffer, Bluffton
College student, has been awarded
the Croix de Guerre, the French
military medal for bravery in action
Stauffer rescued a wounded comrade
under a storm of bullets in No Mans
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20

Land. The wounded soldier lying
helpless was dragged by Stauffer to
a shell hole between the lines while
the Germans rained shrapnel on his
pitifully inadequate shelter. A large
shell dropped by enemy artillery
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20
Baseball Meeting
At Harmon Field

All those interested in summer
baseball are asked to meet at Har-
mon field Sunday afternoon at 200
o'clock. Games are now being book
ed with Van Buren, Liberty, Ken
ton, Lima, Findlay, Col. Grove and
other towns.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-20

Leaves and blossoms of green
buckwheat can be made into a new
drug called ruth.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Linens, DOsnesfics

l Lot Towels, Scarfs, Miscellaneous Linens,
as 10c to $3.50
13O Sec. $1.50 Cannon Bath Sheets, 35x72 in,
99c
150-S1.59 Chenille Mat and Lid Sets, 2 DC,
S1.00
200 Sec. Csc Cannon Bath Towels, 20x4O in,
49c
300-15c to $50 Washcloths, assorted pat
terms and colors rs lOc to 29c
so Sec. S5.95 Rayon and Cotton Damask
Tablecloths, 64x84-in. size ~ .SI.99
6-S14.95 North American Lace Cloths,
"Duo-Tex," 72x90 in, pastel shades S6.99
5O-S1-99 Plastic Mat and Lid Sets, pc,
S1.59
10-S11.95 Bates Percale Sheet Sets. two
twin-size sheets, two cases, peach only, s8.9
15O-55c Pillow Cases, 42x36 in. 39c
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Foundations

S5.95 Corsees Jr. Girdles, nyralon front,
nylon net, S., M, L. sizes S2.95
COrsees $20O Bra to Match, sizes 1926, S1O0
12-S3.50 "Bow-Set" Panty Girdles, elastic
with rayon panel front, small, large S1.99
1S-S2.50 Beauty" Longtime Bras rayon
satin, white, sizes 80 and "a - S1.0O
2+S7.95 Figure Builder" Corselettes, in
ner-belt. Sizes So and 37---S $500
15-$5.95 "Control-ette" GirdIes, nylon,
boned front, broken sizes $3.50
15-s105O-S12.5O Corselettes, disc. styles,
rayon batiste $500
A-S7.95 "Gloryous' Girdles, rayon satin,
small sizes $500
50-S1.00 "Formflex" Garter Belts, all elas-
tic, S.. M, L. sizes SOC
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Housewares

31-15c-25c Enamel Hydrator Lids; pkg. Of
straWs, as is --.---- ca. SC
17-39c-69c Enamel PercoIators, Aluminium
Cooky Sheets, Colanders Bath Brushes,
as is - ----.- -- - ca. 19c
21-9c- $50 Aluminium Tube Cake Pans, reg
ular Cake Pans, Enamel Pots, 31a or Got.
sizes, as is ----- ca. 29c
1850 S1.O0 Tall Metal Waste Cans, metal
Wall Shields, Galv Humidifiers, Metal
Wall Shelves, Enamel Sauce Pans and Pots
Wood Chopping Bowls, as is -- ca. 39c
101-69c Plastic Bristled Scrub Brushes,
hardwood backs - 49c
34-89c- .98 Round Aluminium Dish Pans,
Enamel Diaper Pals, Dishpans, Water Pals
Metal Waste Baskets, Towel Racks, Alu-
mlnum Cake Covers, no tray, as is, ca. 49c
7-89c-S1.19 Aluminium Sauce Pots, 2-qt
size; Ivory Enamel Combination Cookers,
Rubber Toilet Tank Trays, as is-ea. 59c
600-85c-S1.29 Corn Whisk Brooms, Cloth
ing Brushes, Venetian Blind Busters, Bath
Brushes, Counter Brushes Radiator Brushes,
Bedspring Brushes, Mitt Busters CSC
11-S119-S1.98 Splint Laundry Baskets, Oval
Aluminium Dishpans, Mirror Waste Baskets,
Enamel Hydrators, Buckets, Round or Oval
Roasters, as is ca. $50
1S9-$1.25 Floor Mops, heavy cotton heads,
wooden handles 79c
16-S1.19-S1.69 Wire Trash Burners, Metal
Refuse Cans, Aluminium 2-cup Perco-
lators, Steamers, Rubber Stove Top Pro-
tectors, as is - -- - -----e ca. 79c
8-$1.29- S1.50 Metal Wall Shelves, adjust
able; Rubber Cup Racks, as is -ea. 89c
17-S1.69- 9-S1.98 Wood Step Stools, large size
Metal Waste Baskets, Caddy Tables, Rub
Der Plate Racks, Pruning Shears, Sponge
Rabber Car Washers, as is- ca. CSC
S9-$l.29 Large Size Mirrors with Shelves,
-.--. S1.00
6-S1.85-S5.9S Willow Clothes Baskets, Oval
Enamel Baby Baths, Serving or Bed Trays,
as is ca. 81 10
s-ss4s-ss75 Metal Vegetable Bins, Whist
ling Tea Kettles as sis-ea. S1.79
11-S349 All Metal Underbed Chests, as is
$1.99
1-s7.95 Metal Hand Decorated Hamper.
$4.95
1-$798 Metal Underground Garbage can,
2-$1095 Lawn Mowers as is S8.88
6-S9.95 Porcelain Enamel Top Kitchen
Tables, 1920, as SS.s8
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Better Dresses

Is Misses S16.95 Black Rayon Satin and
Taffetas ---------- $500
22 Misses S2295 and $500 Dresses, black,
colorS ----- ---- $1,000
5 Misses S16.95 FOrmals, pastels $1,000
6 Misses S2295 Dance Frocks, pastels $500
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
SfafiOnes.u

$l.0O Hostess Trays, plastic, to hold 4
glasses sandwiches brown or green $50
2 for 25c Candles, broken assortment,
2 for 10c
S125-S2.O0 Mirror Shelves, oval, round
glass &c 81 90
$500 Rayon Bridge Table Covers, standard
size, blue, maroon 100
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Upholstery


$50 Prs. $249 Tailored and Ruffled Cotton
Curtains, pin plain and cushion dots, ivory
81" length NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S1.98
27 Prs. S2.9S Cretonne Maple Chair Covers.
wine, blue or green OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sl.98
2-S39.95 Cavalier Cedar Chests, mahog.
finish, guaranteed mothproof protection,
floor samples -- ---- S2995
100 Yds. roc Slipcover, Drapery Fabrics, 36"
wide, vat-dyed, some short lengths Yd, 400
4-S6.95 Rayon Taffeta Spreads, tailored,
colors, full size .-------.- S489
27-s6.95 Rayon Damask Draperies, pinch
pleated, 80" long, rose, green, gold, blue.
S4.95
39-S8.95 Rayon Bengaline Draperies rose
pattern 80" long, wine, rose, pinch -pleated,
$3.50
12-S6.95 Cotton Spreads, eggshel color full
size . - S244
as Venetian Blinds, "a" long, eggshell color,
all-metal Stats, % through 33" widths, $3.50
e94 Yds. S1.4s s169 SIipcover Drapery Fab
rics, 36 to 48" widths, vat dyed, 8 colors. Yd.,
s10O
$3.50 Lace Panels, ecru, assorted length,
Ea. -- - 49o
16 Prs. Irregs. SS.95 Nylon Ruffled Curtains,
short lengths, ivory color S4.98
"a Prs. 89c Plastic Kitchen Curtains clear
Win req design 49o
12-S8.95 Studio Couch Covers 3-cushion
STYLE printed design, natural backgrounds,
S498
1s s-s2.9S Plastic Glider Raincoats, green
color ---------- -------------- - Sl.98
9Sc Upholstery Squares, approx 2712x2712".
Friezes, matelasses and boucles: 6 to
squares in same patterns 2 2 for 81. 90
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Imprinted Furniture

1-sS.4S Bookcase, sectional end piece, S2.29
1-Sl0s5 Table, drop leaf, as is ---- S5.49
1-Ss.95 Bookcase, shelves ------- s5.8s
1-SS.S5 Kidney Shape Dressing Table $3.50
1-sS.99 Bookcase, 2 shelves, floor sample,
S488
1-S19.95 Dressing Table, kidney shape, 5
drawers --------~ ---- S1188
1-S1295 Student Desk, center drawer, se.SS
1-S499 Bookcase, 2-shelf Credenza style,
So 90
1-SS.95 Chest, drawers floor sample, $3.50
1-S8.95 Chair, tub style, Chinese peel, as is,
$3.50
1-S10.95 Table, book trough style Chinese
peel, as Observation-Disclosures S5.49
1-SS.S5 Chair, side style, Chinese peel, as is,
S4.99
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
GIOres

S1.OO String Gloves, white, beige, natural,
some lrregularS 49c
Sl.00 Fabric Gloves, slip-ons, black, white,
grey, sizes 612 2-042 ------------------ $50
S1.5O Fabric Gloves, slip-ons, change purse
in one, black, brown, sizes 6-712 ESQ
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
HafsdkerchiefS

S1O0 Hankies, mussed from display. Mis-
prints of large size linens ----- ILL., 48c
Mems S9c initiated Irish Linen Cords, hand
embroidered, white, color on white, not all
initials -.-.-- 48c
Women's initiated Hankies, prints on green,
navy, brown. red backgrounds --- lie
Women's 25c Cotton Hankies, large size,
corded borders, pastels. Ea.-- lie
for S100
SOC Washington Souvenir Hankies, pastel
colors, hand-rolled hens -39c 39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Notions

So-5sc-s9c Lamp Shade Covers, plastic,
oroken sizes 15c
40-79c Blouse Hanger Space Savers. metal.
25c
2S-S1.9S Tourists Bags, fitted, rubber lined,
assorted colors S169
Plus 20eS tar
30-S1.69 Lace Garter Belts, tearose, me-
dium, large 500
24-S1.9S Knitting Bags, plastic handles,
assorted colors S149
Plus 2Oea tar
10O-15c Bowl Covers, plastic, dotted pat
TERN, assorted sizes eS------------------- SO
30-S1.39 Plastic Table Cloths, Lido stripe,
54x547 39c
100-39c-49c Dress Shoulder Covers, plastic,
assorted colors $50
$3.50 Plastic Scuffs, assorted colors, bro
Ken sizes ,----------------------- 29c
4O-S298-S4.9S Plastic Garment Bags, as
sorted styles, 3 sizes. Ea.-- S19S
2S-S149 Plastic Shoe Bags, 12 pockets,
38-S1.25 Plastic Sock Dryers, to keep socks
IN shape, assorted sizes $50
2S-S1.00 Blanket Bags, plastic, Upper
closure 800
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Clearance!
DINNER SETS
20 to 500 Off

Here is q marvellous opportunity to
hove that lovely set of fine dinner
ware you've been vomiting! You'll
find on eye e-oppeoline orroy of dainty
potterns and motifs in American
eorthenwore os we'll os imported
china. Many sets not listed.
8-$9.98 Luncheon Sets, 81 pes,
S4.98
4-$ls.sS Luncheon Sets, IS pes.
S7.98
2-s1s.ss Dinner Sets 50 pes.
S1o.9S
I-$s9.5o Dinner Set, 80 pcs.
$47.es
4-Sz2.e8 Dinner Sets, 81 pcs,
$I7.e8
1-$5s.ss Dinner Set. 81 pes,
$2e.ss
l-$7s.sS Dinner Set. So pes,
$49.9S
Kann's China-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Special! $500
Women's FELTS
sI.88

Hioh-foshion and tailored felts OF
this exceptionally low price! A few
veIvets in the group too! Wanted
colors and styles, but not every color
in every size, so be early!
Millinery-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Luggage

1855 Overnight Case, damaged 99c
2-SS.95 Overnight Cases, damaged ---S1.99
2-S11.99 Train Cases, damaged $500
1-S15.50 Pullman Case, damaged $500
2-S18.50 Pullman Cases, damaged $500
1-S24.95 Pullman Case, damaged S17.50
1-S24.95 Wardrobe Case, damaged ---S17.50
1-S22.50 Wardrobe Case, damaged S12.00
1-S22.95 Two -Suiter, damaged --S $3.50
2-S24.95 Two-Suiters, damaged---- $500
All Prices Plus 20es Tar
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Mems $3.50 to $2.e5
SHIRTS
sl.69

Fine quality shirts each one toll
ored by O famous maker! Neat L..
foncy stripes in the group but
not every style in every size F.. so
be an eorIy shopper!
Mems Furnishings-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Budget Shop Dresses

10 Misses, Women's SASS Rayon Dresses,
$500
II Misses SS.95 Rayons, velvet trims S40O
Misses S1Os5 Corduroys, Rayon Failles,
1920 ---- $500
IL Misses, Women's SS.95 Suits, rayon faille,
black, navy y-g-- ------ $500
Misses SLABS Rayon Crepes, navy, black,
$500
8 Misses, WOmen's Summer Dresses S1.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Fal1.S

Natural Ranch Mink Scarfs, 3, 4, skin
styles. Per skin " S13.99*
$109 Mouton- dyed Lamb, size IL - S55.00*
$100 Black Lapin-dyed Coney, sizes u, IA,
Is S55.OO*
$100 Brown Lapin-dyed Coney, sizes IL, IA,
S55OO*
S109 Black-dyed Kidskin, size 10 SGT .O0*
S159 Brown-dyed Lamb, size 16 $500"
$159 Brown-dyed Kidskin, size 10 $500"
S249 Silver Blue-dyed Muskrat, size IA,
S167.0O*
S499 Dyed China Mink, size Ia - S277.0O*
$499 Black dyed Persian Lamb, sizes IA, 16,
S299.00*
*Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
SOiIed Blankets.
Comforts

3-S13.95 All-Wool Blankets 72x9O" size,
S9.99
6-S895 All-Wool Blankets, 72x84" size,
S69s
4-S16.95 All-Wool Blankets, red or tan,
72x9O size, 4% lib. weight S11.99
ES19.95 AllWool Blankets, 72x90" size,
$1499
3-S12.99 An-Wool Blankets, 72x90" size.
Alb. weight, one seam - S7.99
4-S19.95 Wool Comforts, rayon satin cov-
cred, 72x84" SI3ee
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Knit indies

1850 Run-prOOf Rayon Briefs, Holly
wood style, elastic leg bands, tearose, small
sizes -.------ for ST 90
25 Imperfects. S1.25 Cotton Slackerettes,
broken sizes, mussed --- -- SOC
40 Imperfects, S6.95 Nylon TricOt Blouse
Slips, embroidered, white Jr. sizes , S4.69
" knperfects, $1.65 NylOn TricOt Briefs,
tearose, white, broken sizes ~ S1.19
7S Imperfects S1.15 Rayon Jersey Bloomers
tearose, sizes 5-8 - $50
GA Imperfects, S2.25 Nylon Tricot Panties
tearose, broken sizes
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Electrical Appliances

6-S15.95 Automatic Proctor Toasters,
chrome plated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S13.05
3-S7.9S Combination Waffle Iron, Sandwich
LAM S4.6S
2-S59.95 General Electric Tank Cleaners.
S44.95
1-S54.95 Universal Upright Cleaner, floor
sample --..---------------S S29. SO
4-S7.95 Automatic Laundry Irons S4.99
2-Sl7.95 Automatic Universal Waffle Irons
$12.99
&S9.95 Hair Dryers ers--S2. S2.9S
nns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Daytime Dresses

Daytime Dresses
15-S5.95 Cotton Dresses, broken sizes, S2.88
-S7.S5 Rayon Faille Dresses, sizes 1914,
$500
1O-$7.95-$8.95 Maternity Dresses S4.8s
25-$2.99-$3.99 Cotton Dresses, Pinafores,
S1.88
25-S5.95 Rayon Dresses broken sizes $3.50
15-S2.S9 Cotton Dresses, slightly soiled S1.OO
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Girls Apparel

5O-S299- $500 Rayor or Cotton BIouses,
S1.97
1889 Blue Gym Suits, size s-S1.59
50-S2.99 Corduroy Weskirts, plaids S1.8s
7-s399 Wool Stacks ks.--------------s2. $500
17-S599-S7.99 Pastel Cotton Dresses $500
10-S499 Cotton Dresses $500
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Jr. Miss Dresses

1-Pc. RayOn Taffeta and Sheer Dresses,
$500
1o-S12.s5-s14.s5 Rayon Satin Dresses, and
2-Pc. STYLES S7.O0
2-S2295 Strapless Sheaths with Jackets,
rayon satin, pastels 49, ----- $500
6-S22 95- $500 Rayon Tissue Faille Date
Dresses, black, taupe --------------$ $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Rugs

6-S34.95 Wool Rugs 4.6x6-ft. samples S7.SS
1-S121.50 Wine Tone on Tone Administer,
12x11.3 #. S82.95
1-s162.25 Green Tone on Tone Administer,
l2x15 S99. 90
1-S121.50 Blue Floral Administer, 12x113
IL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---------------SS SS2.95
1-s261.5O Wine Tone-on-Tone Administer.
9X12 it. S49.95
80 Yds S795 Beige Twist Weave Broad
loom, #. So. yd.-- S5.4
25-$295 Felt Base Rugs, 3x9 ft----S S1.00
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Neckscear

10-S1.00 Hat Wells on flexible bands colors,
sec
Irregs. of $3.50 Blouses, tailored, lace
trimmed, white, colors ors-----S S1.59
Irregs., Perfects, $1.00-$1.95 Scarfs. Plain
Rayon Flowers, pastel shades -25o
S1.59 Cotton Plaid Shirts, long sleeves, as
sorted colors,, sizes 1898 S1.19
10 Irregs. Of $5.95 Nylon Sheer Blouses, 1888
Kann's-Street Floor