davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The guardian., 1951-09-29
FOR SALE

EVANS ST., Dorchester - 6-Fsm.
house, ASS rooms, white sinks,
beautiful bathrooms, large lot, Z
car garage. Rent $ieS. Price
$4,000 - $1,000 down.
RUTHVEN ST. - z-fsm. brick,
TT rooms, z baths, stack showers,
h.w. floors, sep. h.w. heaters, nice
grounds, z car ger. VIII vssato.
Reasonable price.
HARVARD ST., Dorchester - Sin-
gle fam, 7 rooms, eoatlnuous hot
water, Holland Furnace oil hest, =
piaxxas, driveway, $4,000 dewH,
balance like rent.
ROWLAND ST. - 6-T-7 rooms,
h.w. floors, French doors, steam
heat, oil burner. Income $isi.
Reasonable price.
CLIFFORD ST. - 9 rms, z baths,
h. ". floors, ssn. hest oil burner.
HAYWOOD ST. - Roxbuy, B.
family house, 5-6-6 rooms, sep.
entrances, sep. heaters, In excel
lent condition, baek piaxzss. Price
reduced, $4,000. $500 down
payment.
CLEVELAND ST. - fam. house,
4-4-4 rooms, beautiful hardwood
floors, tile bath, fiFepiaees, won
derFuI home Or investment. Inc.
SIz9 month. Reasonable price,
terms arranged.
1907 COLUMBUS AVE. = s-fsm.
brick house. 5-5-5 rooms ard J
baths. Rents sal. Price $500
II $500 down.
ST. GERMAIR ST. = s-GamiIl
brick, S-6-6 roomss stm. heat
oil burners, s rooms vacant. ca
be purehessed on G.I. BILL $50
Down.
II Call I. Z. RoUNDTREE
DENNlsoN ST. - s fam. brick,
all s room suites. h.w. fiooFs,
modern plumbing, tile baths, sim.
heat with oil, incinsSstoT, real in
vastmsnt and home. Price S 800.
Down payment, terms, arranged.
NORMANDY ST., Dorchester -
; fam. house, 5-6-6 rooms, h.w.
floors, white sinks, white stoves,
3 steam heaters. Fine condition,
reasonable price, easy terms.
zIz NoRWELL ST., Dorchester -
3 fam. house, S-5-5 spacious
rooms, h.v. flOoFs, enamel stoves,
real homo for security. csn be
seen BY appointment.
CARLISLE ST., near Elm Hill -
wonderful , fam. house, 5-6-4
rms, h.w. floors, eHsmeled stoves,
white sinks, , new steamers with
oil burneEs. Income $I73 mthlY.
Price reduced. Terms arranged.
SEE EASY RoUkpTREE
FOR REASONABLE TERMS
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Select the servIrc ths. seie'ts
its menu S. Marines
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DIRECTIONS: SWALLOW WITH
CAUTION!

The editor of this newspaper receives
a modest compensation for exposing his
views upon various subjects to the readers
of the journal. There are easier ways of
making money, of course, but, after all,
one must eat.
& ! Every reader of The Citizen, by vir4
tue Of Raviags paid his money to receive
this journal, is entitled to read and reflect
upon what the editor thinks, without ex-
ira charge. AS special bonus readers are
likewise privileged to tell their friends
what nut the writer is and how screwy
is his thinking.
Our good nature is demonstrated by
the willingness with which we encourage
such declarations and denunciations.
There is no necessity for any individual to
make serious study of any subject before
giving vent to emotions, prejudices, sus-
PIGEONS and, shall we say, wisdom?
The editorial writer operates under a
slight handicap, however, in that what he
says appears in a permanent form not to
be subsequently forgotten and lightly re-
pudiated. fine is honest in his labor to un-
earth part of the truth that needs to be re-
membered and to develop honest thinking
on the part of readers he is not inclined to
become violently partisan or to satisfy
those who insist that everything be black
or white, right or wrong, good or evil.
The present writer has emphasized
time and again that he is not out to con-
vert anybody to anything. Nothing that
appears in these columns seeks to alter
the readers views or to promote any in
terest 1t should be taken for what it is
worth, if anything, and swallowed with
great caution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
THE ENTERPRIsING MET

Owing to the great cost of producing
opera in the grand manner, the Metro
politan Opera Association is in perpetual
need of funds. 1t struck gold this season
when it refurbished Johann Strauss an
sseient, but still tuneful, operetta, die
Fledermaus," which will have racked up
receipts of $250,000 when the season ends.
! What more natural than to exploit
: this success-to put together an extra Met
: troupe and send die Fledermaus' on
: tour? That is just what Rodolf Bing, gen.
: eral manager, plans for next seasonal 30
: week tour of the United States and Cana7
: da, which Columbia Records Inc, which
: has an exclusive recording contract with
@the Metropolitan, will finance. 1t will be
: done in the best manner of touring mu-
!. steal, with-of course-a touch of Metro
= politan sheen.
= The enormous audience which hears
= Metropolitan Opera broadcasts will with
gout doubt turn out in substantial numbers
ito see and hear die Fledermaus" The
prestige of the Metropolitan assures that.
' Young singers will have chance to gain
experience. The Met will replenish its cof-
fers and culture will be spread.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
NOT SO PECULIAR. AFTER ALL

In 1889, John Troyer settled in the
Province of Ontario, where he served the
settlement as a blacksmith, constable,
water diviner, shipbuilder and herbdoctor.
In addition, John farmed richly produc-
tive tract of land.
What calls attention to this early set
tier at this time is the bear trap now rest
ing in, museum to remind the present
day world of Johns belief that all-dark
eyed women were witches. Most historical
journals say that whenever he saw dark
eyed beauty, he would run to his cabin,
barricade The door, nail horseshoes over
the door and, at night, set the trap at the
foot of the bed to catch any marauding
witch aa
We are inclined to smile as we read
of his strange superstition but we would
be lacking in Intelligence if we did not
realize that some of the mental aberra-
tions of the present day are as silly as his
belief. 1t is all right to laugh at John Troy
err but you might give thought, occa-
sionally, to what people will think of your
views one hundred and sixty years from
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

Nature is grand until the weeds begin
to grow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
VETERANS GETTING LARGE SUMS

The Government of the United States
has been unusually generous to its veter-
ans and has paid out nearly twenty bill
lion dollars in pensions and disability
payments to the veterans of its three major
wars.
Although the War Between the States
ended eighty-six years ago, the Veterans
Administration Is sstill writing checks at "a
Sc, 0OO, 000-a-year-rate to seven surviving
soldiers, $500 widows and 1881 orphan
children of Union men. as~e s3
AS of last June 80, World War pen
sion totaled $7,699, 564, 734. In the near
future, payment TO the veterans of this
conflict win pass the total for the earlier
struggle.
In connection with World War II, the
cost cf pensions and disability payments
aggregate S5,317147, 439.
While everybody is anxious for the
Government to take care of the bona fide
casualties of its struggles, there is consid-
cradle suspicion that some of the pay
ments, particularly those for disabilities,
are not justified In addition, the general
expectation is that the organized veterans,
through their associations, will soon de-
mand pensions, in addition to bonuses and
disability payments, and there is some
doubt of the ability of the Government to
carry such load in addition to its present
emergency spending. st kk 3 s'
The only trouble with the jury sys-.
tenn is the Jurors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Bids Asked By
Navy For Repair
Work. At.Base

Sealed bids have been invited
for repairs to concrete columns.
beams, girders and slabs, Speci-
ficntion No. 2745l at the US. Ma
val Station. Key West.
The work includes the furnish
ing of all labor and materials
necessary for the removal of all
loose, cracked and dsintegrated
concrete from columns. beams,
Orders and slabs of Buildings
Nos. 100, 1904, 1876, l4l and l59;
cleaning of all reinforcing steel
exposed by the removal of the
disintegrated concrete, and the
pneumatic application of concrete
to the prepared surfaces.
Specification No. 2745l and
other bidding information may be
obtained on application to the Of
ficer-in- Charge Of Construction,
us. Naval Station, Key West,
Florida.
Bids will be received until 1900
am, Is May 1851, when they will
be publicly opened at the office
of the public works officer, US.
Naval Station, Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
WERE GREAT APES MEN?

The anthropologists of the world are
Interested in the fossil skull of creature,
found. in Kenya, East Africa, with tea-
lures that more closely resemble man than
any found in gorillas, chimpanzees or oran-
goutangs. now extant. The bones were
found IN deposits of geological era
which existed, so the experts say, some
twenty-five million years ago.
The experts are interested in their ef-
fort to.fit the gap between the great apes
of prehistoric times and man. They seek
to establish, as fact or fancy, the evolu-
ton of human life from early forms OF
creatures resembling apes. Whether they
succeed in their study is not important
but their quest for truth, regardless of &C.
clesiastical difficulties, is to be commend
ed.
Personally, we are not as much inter-
ested in the question whether the early
apes resemble man as we are in whether
modern man resembles the early apes.
i. This latter query, we think, should engage
the serious interest of all individuals, who,
despite the errors, sins and inhumanities
of man; cling hopefully and with great
faith to the belief that man was created
in the image of God.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

The only trouble with the jury sys-
tenn is the jurors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Today's Birthdays

Former Justice of the U. S. Su-
preme Court, Owen j. Roberts,
born in Philadelphia, rs years
ago. -
Stanton Griffis, Ambassador to
Spain, born in Boston, "a years
ago.
Gov. James r. Byrns of South
Carolina, one-time secretary of
state, born in Charleston, S. c., 70
years ago.
Eugene Holman, president of
Standard Oil of New Jersey, born
at San Angelo, Tex, Sc years
ago.
Bing Crosby, actor-singer, born
in Tacoma, Wash, AZ years ago.
George w. Perkins, assistant
secretary of state, born in New
York, Sc years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

If assassination of public officials in
~creases in some countries, it might De a
good idea to give two guns with every
Job.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

It's about time for all of us to know
that when two automobiles, going sixty
miles an hour, meet, the chances are that
somebody is going to be hurt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02

- Two pilots, racing their planes to an
eaaerial intersection, had tie-too bad and
two deadl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-02
Today's Horoscope

This is a day for either wealth
or fame. If the native has 4 COM
petence by biIthrieht, good care
will be taken Of it and il will be
increased. If born poor there is
the chance for the acquisition of
both wealth and fame, due 20
the shrewdness and watchfulnes5
of the nature. as much as to the
other inherent qualities.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
SpOrfSaca,0i.

s5.s5 Rayon Vests, red plaids.
broken sizes --$2.88
S10.95 Wool Weskits, velveteen
collars, red, broken sizes, $s.SS
Sl4.95 Capeskin Vest Wind
Breakers, beige, sizes 1912,
S10.88
S17.95 Velveteen Jumper Dresses.
black. sizes 10-l6-------S14.88
Sl0.95 Corduroy Jumper Dresses,
assorted colors, broken sizes,
S7.88
sf.ss-s5.95 Sweaters, slipons,
cardigans ----$2.97
S7.95-S10.95 Cotton Dresses. as
sorted colors, broken sizes $3.50
SI7.95 Rayon Suits, assorted
colors, broken sizes ----$10.88
S7.95 Wool Toppers, interlined.
assorted colors, broken sizes,
SASS
S9.95 Corduroy Jackets, Hoods,
cotton plaid lining, broken sizes,
S6.88
S16.95-S17.50 RayOn Flannel
Jackets, rayon- Lined. also Cor
duroy Jackets, wool-lined, brok-
en- sizes, colors- -S13.S8
S5.95-S10.95 Sweaters, samples.
disc. styles. novelties, assorted
colors, sizes "a to 40--$3.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Jest,eIry

$500 Mesh Collar Necklaces,
gold, silver-color -----SI.69*
$500 Novelty Necklaces,
S1.95"
1-s7.so Gold Color Metal Neck
lace, .95*
1-S4.00 Heraldic Chatelaine,
S1.00"
1-S4.00 Gold Color Metal Neck.
lace with jade color stones,
S1.39"
$500 Stone-Set Bracelet,
$1.49"
1-S4.00 Gold Color Metal Tag
Bracelet, as is -$1.29s
$500 Pearl Necklace, 2
strands with rhinestone motif,
$1.49"
'Plus 20qs tax.
KannS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Daytime Dresses

50-S3.99 Cotton Housedresses,
Misses, women's izes-S1.S8
25-S3.99 Brunch Coats, Wrap
Arounds, Misses, half sizes,
$500
75-$2.99 PercaIe Housedresses,
25-S5.95-SS.95 Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes ----S2.88
6-S12.95 Corduroy Dresses.
sizes II to 40------S7.0
50-S14.95 Nylon Uniforms, long.
short sleeves, 1918; 9-15, S8.95
15-S10.95, S12.95 Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes ----S3.8S
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Linens, DOssseSfics

1O-S10.95 Irish Linen Damask
Cloths, 70x88", soiled - S5.49
2S-S3.49-S3.95 Assorted Print
Table Cloths, 52x52", soiled,
s1.99
40O-35c, CSC FlOcked Ninon
Scarfs, Vanity Sets, pastels, 29c
500-29c Fancy Place Mats, diff
ferent patterns, colorS ------ l0c
50O-75c Linen Damask Hem
stitched Napkins -- Csc
2O0-62c Pillow Cases, 32x46",
45 Seconds $s.s5 Krinkle
Spreads, twin, full size Sl.S9
1 Lot S9c-5.95 Assorted Rugs,
Mat, Lid Sets, Lid Covers. some
seconds ------6Sc-$3.S
Lot Miscellaneous Bath Tow
els, Hand Towels, Wash Cloths.
17c-99c
30 Seconds s1.sS Linen Open
Work Bridge Cloths, imported.
99c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Upholstery

17-S14.9s Coverlet Bedspreads,
single, full sizes; assorted COL
ors; some soiled S7.99
34-19c Metal Drapery Pleaters,
SC
IL Irregs. Of s2.7o Clinton Ecru
Shades. 36x72", wooden rollers.
S1.39
FL Irregs. S1.s5 Riverside White,
Ivory Window Shades, 36x72",
wooden rollers ----S1.19
13-S2.S9-S4.99 Window Cor
nices, damaged S1.00
4s-ssc Tapestry Squares, as
sorted fabrics 39c ca.
12-ssss-s1l.ss Chairs, Studios: :
damaged S4.98
2-S79.95 Lane Cedar Ward
robes, light oak finish, discon-
tinued $49.95
27-S11.9S Rayon Satin Draper
les, 2l2 yds. long; sateen lined,
pinch-pleated tops; rose, blue,
green, gold, wine S7.9S
34-S3.98-S5.98 Assorted Ruffied,
Tailored Curtains; some soiled.
$1.69
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Notions

s1.s5 Automatic Pleater soc
36-S1.39 Panty Girdle, white,
so-s1.ss-S2.s8 Plastic Sweat
Suits, Pants -----79c ca.
$3.50 Plastic Shower Caps,
assorted colors ---------- loc
1880 Toe Rubbers, broken
sizes --------
36-s1.O0 Clear Plastic Capes,
79c
5o-s1.oO Plastic Bib Aprons,
rufne trim. green, red, blue.
CSC
l2-s1.25 Floral Paper Covered
Boxes, soiled ------------4S 4Sc
38-S1.98 Nylon Sanitary Pant
les, white, pink, small, medium,
ierns 89c
$500 Rubber Hair Curriers',
15c card
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
NegIigees

1-s16.95 Rayon Crepe Hostess
Robe, zip-front, navy, size IL,
S11.00
@S19.95 Rayon Satin Hostess
Robes, wrap style, dark shades,
broken half sizes. $500
1-s12.95 Rayon Crepe Hostess
Robe, wrap style, 500
1-SS.95 Nylon Duster, white
with green dots, size IA. $500
SS12.95 Printed Rayon Hostess
Robes, white grounds, size l2,
$500
1855 Printed Rayon Hostess
Robe, coachman style, size 161a,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Hosiery

210 "As Is" Sheer Nylons, IA
nous names included; broken
sizes, colorS --------.--5 59c
800 Irregs. s1.35 Famous Name
Dress Sheers, 30-denier 79o
115-S1.35 No-seam Sheer N.Y.
Ions, 5l-gauge, discontinued coll
ors, not all sizes. $50
FOSSILS No-Seam Nylons, 30
dSAAAO4 OCu
176 Imperfects S1.65 Super
Sheers, 60-gauge. Not all sizes,
79c
81 Full Fashioned Hose, 60
gauge, dark seams, broken sizes,
89c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Bedroom
Furniture

AS32.95 ''Hotel Special Inner
spring Mattresses, double size.
S22.S8
1-S49.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, damask covering. twin
size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
1-S34.75 Simmons Box Spring,
discontinued pattern, soiled,
twin size - $3.50
2-S15.95 Cotton Mattresses,
blue. white striped ticking, dou-
bic size S7,99
2-S29.95 Innerspring Mattress
es, 6 LIS OF. ticking, soiled. twin
1-S39.50 Foster Box Spring,
hardwood base frame, twin size.
$3.50
1-S26.95 Innerspring Mattress,
felt padding, double size S17.8S
1-$39.50 Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy border rod, double size.
S27.99
1-S26.95 Innerspring Mattress.
soiled, twin size ------. $3.50
2-S37.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattresses, pre-built borders.
double size - $24.S8
1-$47.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, double size 5000
2-S37.5o Innerspring Mattress
es, button-tufted, taped edges,
twin size ----- $3.50
1-S129.50 Foam Latex Mattress,
Box Spring, Set, discontinued
style, double size $3.50
1-S3S.S5 Hollywood Bed Outfit,
innerspring construction. 80"
wide ---- S24.5O
1-S44.95 Hollywood Outfit, in
nerspring mattress, box spring
on legs, 80" wide. as is ---$29.50
2-$24.50 Solid Maple Beds,
panel type, twin size - -S14.99
2-S19.S5 Beds, maple finish,
SCARED, twin size $10.99
1-S47.50 Dresser, Mirror, solid
maple, SCARED $500 $29.99
1-S93.75 Simmons Sofa Bed,
sleeps 2, floor sample, soiIed,
as is s------------------S46 S46.87
1-S159.00 Qua Lounge with
innerspring mattress, covered in
blue, floral tapestry $89.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
COrsefS, Bras

25-S1O.95, S12.95 Corselettes,
rayon satin and cotton batiste,
broken sizes. -$5.00
30-$4.95 FrOnt-laced Corsets,
rayon brocade, nude, sizes 27-
So. $3.50
49-S7.95-$12.95 Girdles, disc.
styles; nylon. rayon satin and
cotton batiste, broken sizes,
$500
"a $1.O0 All-Elastic Garter
Belts; small, medium sizes -49c
Is - $1.39 Shoulder Braces;
white, medium, large sizes for
women and children. Soc
50 - $500 Flexnit Sum-thin
Girdles, knitted elastic with ny
Ion: small, medium sizes. S1.99
29-S4.00 Summer Mesh Girdles,
broken sizes. - S1.0O
2-S7.50 Elastic Panty Girdles;
extra large sizes. 1888
2-$5.95 Flexees Girdles; rayon
brocade; size %. 1888
3-$4.95, $7.95 Nylon Marqui-
sette Girdles. S3.29
43 - $1.50 Bandeaux, Flexaire
make; nyralon tricot; pink,
white; small sizes. -79c
Kann's-Second Floori
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Girls Wear

UtBtS w C09b
79c, S1.00 Cotton Pants and
Shirts, broken sizes 49c
S1.99 Cotton or Rayon Slips,
broken sizes --------S1.49
S7.99 Cotton Dresses, pastels.
$500
Sl.29 White Cotton Slips, sizes
7-12 88c
$3.50, $3.50 Rayon Dresses,
$500
S3.99, $3.50 Cotton Dresses,
pastels, broken sizes - S1.69
+$16.95 Rayon Check Suits,
$500
$3.50 Cardigan Sweaters, broken
sizes ST. 90
$3.50 Knitted Headwear- -S1.47
S2.29 Blue Denim Jeans, sam
forized Q9o residual shrinkage),
S1.79
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Stationery

17-S1.00 Plastic Card Shutters,
for 2 decks. --------- 39c
24-$1.o0 Candlesticks, 3 to a
7-$4.95 Table Cigarette Light
eFS. Sl.S5
7-$l.50 Metal Bond Boxes, sec
b $1.S5 Oblong Poker Chip
Racks, wood, holds 200 chips, 2
decks cards. ----Sl.OO
7-$3.95 Revolving Poker Chip
Racks. wood. Holds 200 chips,
2 decks cards IS
10-S1.50 China Shoes 75c
21-s1.29 Chair Pads and Backs,
plastic 69c
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Lingerie

5O-S895 Nylon Tricot Slips,
net trim, white, pink, black,
32-40 --- ----- S5.95
25-S3.99 Rayon Tricot Evening
Slips, strapless, white, small
45-S2.99 Rayon Tricot Strapless
24-Rayon Crepe Gowns, small
sizes -SI.S9
75-Nylon Tricot Slips, white,
sizes 36-40 ----$ 1913
1-SS.95 Nylon Tricot Evening
Slip, strapless, white, size 38,
$500
10-S7.95 Nylon Crepe Slips,
deep embroidery trim, white,
small sizes -------- $3.50
10-S3.99 Printed Flannelette
Gowns, broken sizes ~ S2.99
1-S4.99 Cotton Challis Gown,
print pattern, size AZ, soiled,
$3.ss
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Infants Wear

2sc. 39c Socks for Children, pas
tells, darks. Broken sizes 4-71a.
19c
Girls s1.ss Cotton Slips, trim
med, sizes s2-6---SI.50
Children's 79c Puppett Mits,
water-repellent, knitted cuffs.
Soc
Girls s4.ss, $3.50 Cotton Dress
es, prints, plaids, solids, sizes
1-6x --S3.00
$3.50 Wool Bath Robes. Red,
sizes 1-3 $500
$3.50, s6.ss Rayon Quilted
Robes, sizes 3, 6 $500
s6.es Girls Wool Flannel Bath
Robes, red, sizes 2-4----S3.00
Girls S4.s9 Velvet Poke Bon
nets, dark colors -----S3.OO
S6.9S Musical Plush Toys, wash
aole ------------------$5.0O
Boys $3.50 Sweaters. wool, slip
over style, heavy knit, sizes 3-6.
$500
S1.O0 Hopalong Cassidy Trick
Rope 7Oc
$1.69 Musical Block Sets. 4
blocks 81 90
$3.50 Sa n d m a n Flannelette
Safety Sleepers; small, me-
dium, large sizes es--------S2.0O
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15

These Items on Sale, Washington, Store Or,ly!
Appliances


1-S274.50 De Luxe Magic Chef
Gas Range, 81 model, floor
sample S239
1-S219.95 Famous make Elec-
trio Range, fully equipped,
Sl7s
1-$269.95 GE Refrigerator, 80
model (new), 8 Gu. $229
1S209.S5 De Luxe Easy Spin
drier Washers, demonstrators,
S169
2-S1S9.95 Semi deluxe Easy
Spindrier Washers, demonstra-
tors S139
1-S199.95 Orley Home Freezer,
B-cu-ft. floor sample S149
3-Reconditioned Electric Re-
frigerators, 6-cu-ft. famous
makes $49
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1951-11-15

Clearance! FamOus-Ndme
W0men's and Misses Shoes
$12.95-$1395 Toni Drake Shoes S7.88
$13.95-S14.95 Foot Delight Shoes -S7.88
S9.95-$1095 Fashona Shoes
$9.95-$1095 Foot Flairs -$6.88
S.95-$9.95 Merry Maid Style Arch Shoes S5.88
$685. Jamboree Casuals $3.50
Suedes, calfskins, reptiles in all heel heights,
sizes to 10; AAA to D widths in the group.
All Sales Final.
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Clearance Boudoir Slippers -$l.69
ns-Slippers-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
TOiIetrieS

Sl.00 Rose Glycerine Soap, 8
SOC Pinky Nail Polish Remover.
brush, refill 1Ocs
Imported Manicure Scissors, 7sc
or 2 for S1.5O
S1.00 Wrisley Bubble Bath, sew
eral fragrances.- es.---6 69cs
S1.00 Famous Name Deodorant
Cream 49cs
Wrisley Lanolated Cold Cream
Soap cakes $50
SIPS Old South Cotton Blossom
Cologne, de luxe package. s3cs
SIPS Famous Brand Night
Cfedm S9cs
"Plus 20es tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Housewares

Housewares
1s-s1.Oo Plastic Canister Sets,
o-pc. $50
36-64c ALI Purpose Squeegee,
49c
60-s1.1s Closet Maid Racks,
S1.00
"a Sets $1.00 Nested Waste Bas-
kets for 79c
3-S6.9S Hopalong Cassidy
Hampers ----S4.50
17-ssc Oval Enameled Dish
24-39c Enamel Fry Pans, 1876
$3.50 Bath Cabinets, peach,
S1.29
24-S1.98 Bun Warmers -Sl.O0
18-S1.29 Enamel Percolators, g.
cup ------------
30-69c Aluminium Sauce Pans,
got. --S9c
60-$1.00 Aluminium Cake Pans,
clover, fish, heart shapes -66c
34-S1.00 Aluminium Whistling
Tea Kettles 79c
6-S2.98 Federal Roasters -S1.98
l2-S14.95 Outdoor Yard Dryers,
S5.97
24-59c Open End Radiator
Covers ----2 for SI.00
100-S1.98 Clear, S-Garment
Bags -----------$1.OO 90
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Leather Goods

50-50c Change Purses - 29cS
IS Mems, Women's $3.50, $500
BiIlfoIds S2.79%
200-S2.00, $500 Bags S1.89*
15-S1.29 Leather Containers,
S1O0'
HS17.50 Navy Calf Bag, as is.
$685.
$500 Imitation Petit Point
Baps Sl.29%
6-S7.95 Velvet Bags $500"
'Plus 208o tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
j.. slo.s5-$l4.s5
Dresses
s6.88

Rayon tissue failles. ray
ON taffetas, corduroy and
tissue rayons. Also smart
checked styles. ! and 2
piece. Sizes 8 to IS.
Kann's-Jr. Miss Shop
Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
COtfOltS

40 Yds. s1.O0 Printed Polka
Dot Broadcloth. 36" wide, col
ored grounds with white dots.
yd. $50
11O Yds. 39c Cotton Flannelette.
n" wide, light blue-----yd. 1Oc
80 Yds. S1.1s Rayon Gabardine.
20" wide. crease-resistant, plain
colors, washable 79c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Tee,, Apparel

s16s5. s29.95 An-Wool or Rayon
suite $1,000
S2.99 Denim Jeans, Sanforized
On residual shrinkage), bro
ken sizes. S.7S
s+s16.95 Rayon Check Suits,
$500
+S12.95 Rayon Toppers, $500
$3.50 Cardigan Sweaters; fall
SnaQeS SH.Vo
$3.50 Cotton Blouses. -Sl.9S
81 S29.95 All-Wool Winter
Coats. ----Sl5.OU
Ksnn's-Follrth Floor