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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
DEMOCRACY OR DICTATORSHIP?

More and more Alaska Democrats are wondering whether worth the effort and expense to maintain their partys political organization in the Territory Time and again, the party organization is bypassed in the selection of candidates for appontve offices Committee endorsement of such candidates IS rarey requested and frequently disregarded.
 The political party is essentially an instrument of the people and follows pattern of organization established in the nations infancy safeguard to the processes of democracy. Through the party the reins of government are kept where they belong-in the hands of the people.
 The party organization exists in every political subdivision of government the direct representa- tive of the rank and file members. Here in Alaska, each voting precinct meets in caucus to elect the members of the precinct committee and choose its delegates to the Divisional convention At the Dlv- sional convention the procedure is followed; divisional committee is elected, as are delegates to the Territorial Convention In turn the Territorial Convention elects the Territorial Central Committee and q National Committeeman and Committeewoman in addition to delegates to the partys National Con- yention Thus it is seen, the will of the people is expressed at all levels through their duly elected party representatives
 The functions of inc party are well de1neo ana simple in their operation. It ascertans by ballot tbe wishes of it's members and then sets about to establish a program or platform designed to carry out those wishes From its membership nominated candidates fer public office who are pledged to sup bort that r.atform if elected Once the nominations s5.d upon the party coordinates the efforts Of all it's members to assist in the election of its candi- dates
 In addition, the party, through its committees, screens applicants for appointive positions and en- dorses those acceptable to the members The posi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sy LEE

a. any precedes the i accompanying?
 Only when the uncertain dangerous, such when crowd He precedes agng vehicle that he better assist her in aght 
 Is lettuce which salad is served
 of that salad of the ingredients
 O. Is good wedding invitation to Miss Shirley and Brother?
 The correct procedure is to mail separate invitation to persons
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
The Washington Merry-G0-Round
(Continued from Page One)

polkadotted with loopholes to ben- eft special, private interests all the way from mine owners to oy- ster-shell dealers.
 What. the Senate Finance Con- mitee has done is trim one and a half billions off the House tax bill, in such way that 90 per cent of this tax saving goes to the rich who can afford to pay more. Only a paltry S200 million will be cut off the tax bill of the small-income people who earn less than $5,000 per year.
 For example, the House approved a l2lz per cent boost in individual income taxes. The Senate Com mittee cut this to II per cent, then threw in a clause for the special benefit of some of their own group. This clause would limit the in- crease to 8 per cent of all income remaining. after taxes paid under the present law. The way this works out, it would benefit single people making more than S27.000 a year, or married couples making over $54,0O0 a year. The loss to the treasury is estimated at half a billion dollars annually and the low bracket taxpayer gets no bene- fit.
 The Senate Committee also re- duced taxes on corporations, which are now earning at the rate of $50 billion per year-the largest prof it's in history. Most of these pro- fits are coming from the Korean war boom, yet the Finance Com mittee whittled down the excess profits tax to the tune of an es- timated $750 million.
 In just one stroke, the Senators saved the big corporations another approximately half a billion dol lars. The House had adopted the normal procedure and had voted corporate taxe increases to take effect as of Jan l, 1851. However. the Senate changed this tax date to April l, 1851.
 Children Count as Partners
 Though the House had already added a few loopholes to the tax bill, the Senate Finance Commit tee adopted all the House loopholes apd addad eavaral rnore nf itS oUp Here are some of the most glaring loopholes, designed to save taxes to the wealthy but add to the tax burden of the poor:
 l. Individual incomes are tax able up to 90 per cent. However. capital gains are taxable up to only 25 per cent. The House voted, and the Senators approved, a loophole
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
Beef Cattle Bonanza

4. In addition to the benefits for coal-mine owners, another special tax loophole was voted by the House for the mining industry generally. This permits full tax deductions for the development of new mines. The Senators not only accepted this but added on a $75,O00 tax deduction for exploration cost.
 5. The House permitted livestock breeders to count their income as capital gains. The Senators accepted this and added turkey breeders to boot, since one turkey breeding sen- ator is a member of the committee. This new capital-gains bonanza on cattle is why dairy farmers are going out of the milk business in favor of raising ribbon show herds which they can sell at huge profit. .
 The five millionaire Senators who drafted. this rich mans tax bill be- hind closed doors are Bob Kerr of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
Baseball Stars
By the Associated Press

Batting: Al Dark, Giants Collect ed six hits, including an inside-the park homer, and drove in three runs as New York swept a doubleheaderI from Pittsburgh, 7-1 and GA.
 Pitching: Allie Reynolds, Yankees Spun a five-hitter and famed eight as the Yankees defeated Cleve-l land, 5-1. It was his fifth victory over the Indians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17

by which coal royalties would be capital gains. This is tax bon anza for the coal-mine owner, putting him in special category from other businessmen such as the apartment-house owner, for ln- stance, who cannot charge up rents as capital gain.
 3. A farmer or workingman can now reduce his taxes by splitting his income with his wife. However, the House voted to allow business men the special privilege of split ting their income with their en- tire families, under certain condi- tions. Thus, in some cases a bus inessman could count his children, including newborn babies, as full fledged business partners and thus reduce his tax load. The Senators not only accepted this loophole, but made it retroactive all the way back to 1889. This means a saving of several hundred million dollars to businessmen, which will have to be made up by other tax payers.
 g. Oil and gas owners now have a special loophole, which enables them to deduct 2714 per cent of their investment each year. This would be the same as a 271a per cent reduction from a wage earn CTS gross salary-only the wage earner isn't allowed it.
 After four years, the oilmen's entire investment has been deduc- ted, yet under the new bill they can continue taking 27ls per cent additional deductions each year. Instead of closing this gaping loophole, the Senators allowed sim liar but lesser deductions for sev- eral other industries = sand and gravel, clay, tile, asbestos, salt, oyster shells, clam shells and many others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17

Elch, St. Ann's Hospital for medica1 tr, left the institution yesterday afternoon for his home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
MRS. BALLENTrNE LEAVES

Mrs. Jean Ballentine and son Burt left Monday on the Baranof. for Eureka, Calf. She is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Prouty. Mrs. Ballentine has been employed by Behrends store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17

Weather: High, 60; low, 3e; fair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
LOOK and LEARN 2y. sy c. GORDON

greatest of internal revenue collections  2. Of what is gunpowder made? birthplace of most U S. Presidents? is all precious stones? g. living used detect in coal mines?
 ANSWERS: @ l. Income tax. g Sapeter, charcoal. B. Virginia with eight. with 4. Emerald. 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17

Mize MT and Mrs R. C. Mizc, who graduate High spring left the steamer Alaska and will enroll in the University Washington Seattle
Evening star., 1951-08-09
SOiIed Blankets

$3.50 Beacon Blankets. 70%
rayon, $50 cotton, SO wool.
72X84 in.------ 1899
3-ss.9s Blankets, $50 rayon,
$50 cotton. 10qo wool. 72xs4",
s6.9s
2-S25.O0 Chatham Wool Blan-
kets. 72x90" size S17.99
4-S5.95 Chatham Sum m er
Blankets. 500 rayon, 35@s cot
ton, So wool. 72x84" size, yell
low only y----- SAT-
3-$1o.95 Beacon Blankets. Tx
S4' size $3.50
2-S17.S5 Beacon Wool Blankets.
72x90" size $12.99
3-S9.95 All Wool X n W o o d
Slumber Throws 42x60" size,
s7.95
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
HandkerchiefS

100 Mems b0c-$1.50 Sample
Hankies. White, colored bor-
ders. Cotton, linen-39 39c
Mems, Women's soc $50 Hankies,
cotton cords. White and colored
borders. Swiss prints and linen,
29c
1900 Mems, W0men's 18c
Hankies. White cotton, prints,
10 for $1.OO
800 Mems Linen Hankies. plain,
and initiated q hens, 3 for S1.O0
100 Mems, Women's 50c-S1. 90
Hankies. Linens, cottons. White,
colors, musSed ---- $50
$50 Irregs. Of Mems, Women's
1Sc-25c Hankies. Cotton, linen.
White, prints. 1/16" hem 13c
100 Mems Linen Hankies, ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
China
UphOISfer'u

14-Sl.89 Inside Green and In
side Natural Bamboo, 3x6; mil
deWed 81 M
$3.50 Inside Green and In
side Natural Bamboo, 4x6; mil
ue"eo ------ S1.89
1888 Outside Natural Bam-
boo Porch Shades, 6x6; mil
deWed e. 90
12-S6.49 Duran Plastic Chair
Cushion, rubberized, hair filled.
1929
2-s1O.4s Porch Receivers.
striped canvas drill awning.
512-ft. size 81 eS
4-S9.98 to S16.98 Porch AVN
ing Receivers, striped canvas
drill; sizes S it., 6 it., 6la it.,
~ ~ -----------. --- S4.98
22-S1.79 Canvas Drill Holly
wood Awnings, 30, complete
S1.0O
24-S1.99 Plastic Ruffling, with
elastic back; assorted colors:
stretches to fit windows up to
"a feet Coz
13-S4.9S Organdy and Mar
quisette Cottage Curtains, red
and assorted colors, patterns;
not all colors - $500
6-$14.9S Printed Draperies,
~ yards long, pinch-pleated
tops, one pair lots --- 1888
l-S11.9S Satin Bedspread, sin
gle size, gold color S6.49
3-$17.98 Ready Made Sofa
Covers. discontinued pattern,
knitted styles only S4.O0
IL Irregs. SLIGO Window Shades,
wood roller, 36x72-inch size,
s1.OS
12-S1.69 Window Screens of
galvanized screen wire, 24x37,
$1.39
Inside Natural Bamboo Porch
Shades, 2la #. wide, 6-ft. drop,
2 for $500
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Leather Goods
Bedroom
Furniture

2-S42.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattresses, pre-built borders,
double sizes S32.99
2-S42.50 Innerspring Mattress
es, fancy ticking, twin sizes,
S2S.99
1-$37.50 Box Spring, discon-
tinued pattern, twin size, $21.5O
2-S39.50 Englander Proper
POise De Luxe" Innersprinx
Mattresses, novelty blue stripe,
twin sizes -- = $2S.99
1-S37.50 Simmons Box Spring.
soiled, double size S21.99
2-S26.95 Innerspring Mattress
es, taped, rolled edges, double
sizes Sl7.S8
1-S44.50 Englander Box Spring,
floor sample, twin size $3.50
2-S37.50 Innerspring Mattress
es, pre-built borders, twin sizes,
$22.S8
2-S24.95 Innerspring Mattress
es, blue and white stripe. Double
sizes S16.99
1-S49.50 Englander Box Spring,
discontinued, twin size S2S.99
1-$29.95 Box Spring, soiled,
twin size -----S S17.8S
SLABS Layer Felt Mattresses,
80 in. wide S $3.50
1-S27.5O Solid Maple Bed,
SCARED. Double size. S16.99
2-S17.95 Mahogany Finished
Poster Type Beds. Scared, twin
sizes Observation-Disclosures S9.99
1-S59.95 Sofa Bed, discontinued
style, Soiled --S S39.99
1-S19.95 Boudoir Chair, blue,
and wine, floral pattern -S12.8S
$4,000 Double Dresser, Mir
ror, limed-oak veneered, Scared.
S68.8S
Kann Furniture-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
COrSefs

50-S1 90 Formflex Garter Belts,
all elastic. White, nude. Sizes
small, medium, large 48c
1O-$2.95 Nylon Tricot Panteez.
white, pink. Small sizes S1.95
49-$1.5O Flexaire Nylon Tricot
;Bandeaux. Sizes 30-34; A and
AA cupS------------- 79c
39-$1.5O Foam Rubber Swim
Forms. Nude, black, white 99c
:1O-$2.0O Shirred Net Bust
Forms, nude qqc
,l5-$1.39 Shoulder Braces for
Women, Children. White. Small
medium, large sizes SEC
4-Sl2.5O Formfit Corselettes.
rayon satin and Leno elastic
Sizes IS, 36 sc 90
1-S15.OO Silk Skin FulI-Fasb-
1oned NyIon, Elastic, Ravon
-COrsette. Size 80 sass
+Sl2.95 Flexees "Parisienne"
Full Bust CorseletteS. Nyralon.
Size 36 oily Sc 90
Is-S7.95 Girdles, rayon satin,
Sizes 1852 ca 90
24-$5.0O-S7.95 Corselettes, dis
continued styles. Broken sizes.
., 1888
Io-$4.O0-$5.O0 Summer Mesh
Girdles, broken sizes S3ss
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
TOiIefrieS

1-$1.50 Bath Salts, 8 sticks to
a box 79c"
2-S1.0O FlacOn, Fleurs Pin with
miniature perfume bottle. As
sorted colorS l9c
3-S1.1O Cologne 39c%
4 Henry Rosenfeld Liquid, Cake
Makeup, various shades 39c"
Soc PARK Nail Polish, as
sorted shades es-- 10c
6-$1.0O True Curl Shampoo,
19ca
7-S3.ss-sS.0O Sun Glasses, vari-
Gus styles S1.29
s-S1.29 Plastic Bags, 3 sizes in
a set 59c*
9-$3.95 Fitted Plastic Kits with
bottles, jar, soap dish, shower
cap package -----S1 S1.95~
1O-S1.O0 Box Children's Soap,
29c
11-69c Box Children's Novelty
Soap, as is s--- l9c
l2-5c Bulk Soap, as is Sc
'PIus 20% Tar
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
SpOrISace0r

$5.95-$8.95 Swim Suits, /, 2 pc.
styles. Different fabrics. Bro
ken sizes 32-38 ----3.49
$3.O0-S6.O0 Denim, Cotton Skirts,
Stacks, BlOuses, Jackets. Broken
sizes $1.69
S2.99-$5.95 Blouses, rayon, cot
ton. Different colors, styles.
Broken sizes - S1.59
$14.95-S19.95 Cotton Sunbacks
with jackets, stoles. Cotton,
Rayon, Nylon Dresses in differ
ent styles, colors -- S8.88
$8.95 Cotton Dresses, l DC.
Checks, plaids. sunbacks, bolero
prints, bare Top Dresses, bro
ken sizes $3.50
$l.SS Knitted Blouses, can be
worn 6 ways. Assorted colors.
$50
S10.95, $12.95 Washable Cotton
Dresses, striped seersuckers,
chambrays. Broken size S6.SS
$3.50, S2.99 Jantzen Tee Shirts.
broken sizes -- - -S1.8S
$4.99-S5.95 Linen-Nylon Blouses,
mostly sleeveless. Pastels $3.50
$4.9S SeerSucker Jackets, check
with braid trim. Black, green,
red check. Broken sizes 1883
$4:99 Denim Stacks, assorted
colors. Broken sizes 1888
$7.95, $S.95 Short Spun Linen
Blouse Jackets. Assorted colors.
broken sizes S4.S8
S3.99-$5.95 Circular Cotton
Skirts. Prints, plaid, stripes.
Sizes 1913 S2SS
$2.99 Shorts, broken sizes 10-16
Sl.59
$2.99-$3.99 Cotton Swing Skirts.
prints, sheers. Broken sizes.
s1.8s
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Housewares

1888 Heavy Cast AIumi-
mum Reversible Griddle, Steak
Broiler, greaSeleSs S1.9S
l7-4Sc Enamel Fry Pans, 6"
size -, --.---- .---- 39c
3O-59c Enamel Fry Pans, 8"
size - 49c
Isis Wedding Hoes, and 2
prongS - 79c
3l-s1.75 Plastic Upper Food
Bags, 12"xl2" size SOC
16-S1.49 Plastic Bristled
tVohiS ----.-- S1.UO
1o-Sl.5s Sponge Rubber Bath
Mats ---- ----- 79c
27-$1.49 Metal Combination
Magazine Rack, Knick Knick
Shelf SlOO
7-S2.49 Wooden Ironing
Boards, metal braced. as is, S1.OO
3-S3.98 Wooden Ironing
Boards, with pad and cover,
S2.5s
6-4Sc Round Metal Waste Bas-
kets, as Is 29c
1l-29c Metal Cannisters, as is,
19c
S-79c Hand Painted Metal
Kitchen Canisters, as is 29c
3-S5.95 PercoIators, Soup,
heavy-gauge aluminium, as is,
S1.69
$3.50 to $3.50 Wooden Cur
tain Stretchers, brass-plated
pins, as Is -----S SI.99
l2-S2.98 EZ Do Over the Door
Racks 90
2S--9Sc Metal Stove Top Pro-
tectors, asbestos backing CSC
19-S2.95 Plastic Shower, Win
dow Curtain Ensembles --S1.99
15-89c Metal Canister Sets,
apiece, as is Soc
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
NegLiqeeS

1923 Women's Print Rayon
Crepe Hostess Robes $500
1-$5.95 Stripe Seersucker Dust
er, size IA, damaged - $500
1-S12.95 Rayon Crepe Travel
Robe. size 18, soiled $1,000
1-S12.95 Cotton Crepe House
Coat, size IA $1,000
25-S5.95 Misses Cotton Crepe
Robes, broken sizes 1899
Kann's-second Floor
GIOreS
79-S1.5O, $1.65 Nylon Shortie
Slip Ons. White, colors. Sizes
6-7h --------------S1 S1.O0
200 Irregs., Perfects S1.25, S1.5O
Sueded Rayon Novelty, Slip
Ons. White, black. brown, navy.
grey, beige. Sizes 6-719 69c
5O-S2.00 Hand-Sewn, Double
Woven Cotton Shorties. White.
grey, beige. Sizes 6-7 SI.49
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Summer. Furniture

33-S3.75 Implanted Folding
Adirondack Chairs, soiled, S2.29
2-S44.5O Cushioned Love Seat
Gliders, red ------- --$32.88
2-S26.95 Chaise Cots, red chan
mel pads -----$l6.99
3-$16.95 Metal Bunting Um-
brella Tables -S10.88
5-$37.50 Chaise Lounges. Cali
fornia redwood. Green pad,
$27.88
2-SS.75 Beach Chairs with foot
rest, striped canvas-------$4.S8
2-S11.95 Metal Love Seats,
red ---------S6.99
4-$6.95 Metal Rockers, large
arm style, green ----$4.77
3-$6.50 Metal Chairs, armrests,
red, yellow $4.99
23-SS.95 Metal Chairs, green,
S6.88
3-S44.95 Gliders. Plastic coated,
striped cushions ---$ $27.88
2-S4.75 Unpainted End Tables,
S2.49
5-S19.95 Modern Metal Frame
Canvas Chairs SASS
85-S1.85 Chair Pads, assorted,
99c
8-S3.95 Bar Harbor Chair
Pads, 2-pc. sets, assorted--$1.88
3-$2.95 Beach Pads, red S1.49
20-$2.59 Child's Cypress Chairs,
$1.39
33-S3.50 Metal Folding Chsirs,
assorted colors --S2.49
l6-$8.00 Two-P Point Metal Ham
mock Stands, as is $3.50
% $4.95 Two Point Ham,
mocks, green, red stripe, as is,
$2.49
s-$ $5.95 Hammocks, green and
red stripe. As is S2.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Notions

36-S4.9S Chests of Drawers.
floral patterns, limited colors
damaged - So M,
25-Sl.oO Two Way Stretch
Panty Girdles, white and tea
rose, small sizes only, soiled.
800
S1.69 Clear Plastic Rain Capes
colored binding trim 69c
lrregs. S1.9S Corner Shelves.
walnut brown only Gao
25-29c Sanitary Belts, tea rose
adjustable, Soiled 5c
6O-1Sc Palm Fans 3 for 25c
2S-S1.oO Plastic Bags, assorted
sizes. for household use - IOc
25-49c and CSC Plastic Lamu
Shade Covers. stripe patterns.
19o
69c Plastic Makeup Capes, COL
ored ruff1e trim -. l5c
SIPS Powder Blue Background
Sewing Boxes, home or travel
use ose
SIPS Plastic Aprons, bib stvle,
red, blue or green design $50
oOc Toe Rubbers, limited sizes,
10c
l2-S.49 Garment Bags, colored
plastic, some quilted trim, as is,
49c
Kann's-Street Floor
Rugs
1-Sl16.0O Beige Carved Broad
loom, as is, 12x5.2-ft. S2995
1-Sl3O.45 Rose Carved Broad
loom, as is, 12x5.3-ft. S2995
1-S114.80 Green Round Wire
Wilton, as is, 12x5-ft. size, S24.95
1-$113.55 Blue Carved Broad
loom, as is, 12x5-ft. S24.95
AS136.20 Green Tone-on-Tone
Administer, as is, 12x9-ft., S4S.OO
IS yds. S9.95 Green Twist Weave
carpet, IT - $5.95 yd.
@S27.95 Loop Pile Non-Skid
Cotton Rugs, soiled, 6x9-ft.,
SASS
2-s4S.s5 Loop Pile Nom Skid
Cotton Rugs, soiled, 9x12-ft.,
S29.95
@S52.95 Hand-Hooked Rugs,
soiled, 8x10-ft. ---S S34.95
80 yds. S7.95 Blue Loop Pile
Cotton Broadloom, IL it.,
S3.99 So. yd.
9-S5.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs.
24"x42" 49, s14l
3-S181.50 Rose Floral Axmin-
Ster, 12x12-ft. S79.95
Kann'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Infants

Boys $1.99 Plisse BroadcIoth
Sunsuits, sizes 1-3 S1.OO
Toddlers' S2.99, $3.99 Summer
Dresses, sizes 1-3 -. $500, $500
S9c Boxer Shorts, assorted cot
tons; sizes 2-8 2 for Sl.OO
$3.99 Sheer Pinafores, lace trim:
white; sizes 1-3- $500
S1.39 Terry Cloth Sunsuits
small, medium, large; pastels.
whites - 89c
s3.99 Printed Pique Sundresses,
2-pc.; white background; sizes
S-bx ------------ $500
$1.49 Girls Seersucker Shorts,
high desert colors; sizes Sex,
S1.O0
$2.99 Flourescent Sateen Sun
suits, sizes 3-6x- S1.50
$1.49 Terry Cloth Shorts, screen
print. Sizes small, medium,
large. Pink only 89c
$1.S9 Seersucker Pajamas, /, 2
pc. Pastels; sizes IA, 2-8, S1.OO
$2.99 Striped Seersucker Sun
Dresses, eyelet trim. Red. blue.
Sizes Sex -- S1.50
$1.SS-$1.49 Girls Shorts, differ
ent fabrics. Sizes Sex Sl,O0
kann's-Infants Wear
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Girls Wear

NGB 30 w C~H
f0-s2.2S Cotton Twill Stacks,
S1.8S
1s-S2.ss-ss.ss Cotton Skirts.
S2.59
s-$6.99 Sun Dresses with Dust
ers ----$3.97
25-s2.ss-ss.ss Sun Dresses,
S2.19
S0-ss.ss s4.9s Cotton Pastel
Dresses S2.99
15-S3.99 Organdy Pastel Pima
fores ---S1.99
2O-s5.ss-s7.ss Sun Dresses, |.
2 pc.-$3. 1899
25-S2.99 Cotton Print House
coats SI.69
10-$2.99 Sheer Cotton Blouses,
pastelS, white S2.29
10-S5.99 Girls Sundresses, be-
tween sizes S4.99
l8-S1.99 Cotton Skirts, in-be-
tween sizes ------ 99c
Is RayOn Bathing Suits, 2 pc,
S2.49
1O-$2.99 Pastel Felt Hats 1929
6-$1.99 Summer Straw Hats,
Sl.59
SO-S1.49 Rayon Pants, pastel.
99c
12-Sl.29 Pastel BaretS SI.OO
SO-s1.29 Cotton Cord Shorts,
S8c
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Wash Goods

200 Yds. S2.95 Dress Linens,
crease resistant. Black, navy.
36 in. wide S1.79
300 Yds. 49c-79c Remnants of
Cotton. So in. wide l9c
300 YdS. $1.19 Mill Length
Combed Chambray. Plain COL
orS. 36 in. wide 39c
5000 YdS. 49c-S1.59 Cotton
Remnants 29c-7ec
kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Daytime Dresses

25-$2.99 Wrap-Around, Coach
man Style Brunch Coats, sizes
1I-lo $780, ---------- - $3.50
1OO-$1.99 Sleeveless Pinafores,
sizes IL, IA only - S1.OO
25-$5.95 Sheer Cotton Dresses.
misses nall sizes - S3.99
15-$l2.95 S u m mer Cotton
Dresses, broken sizes S1O.88
10-$1O.95 Cotton Dresses.
misses sizes 1888
12-SS.95 Cotton Dresses, sizes
lib S7.94
5O-$2.99 Button Front Percale
dresses, sizes 12-20----$ $1.59
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Knit UaaderaUear

1S9- $1.OO $1.15 Run Proof
Rayon indies. Band, flare
panties; vests. Broken sizes.
styles --- 7qc
30 Imperfects S1.39 Nylon
Briefs. Small sizes only, 59c
4S- $2.25 Novelty Trimmed
Rayon Tricot Gowns. Sizes
1890 ---- $1.59
20 lmperfects $2.5O Nylon Tri.
cot Panties. Flare style; white,
tearoSe. Not all sizes Sl.39
80 Imperfects s2.95 Rayon Tri-
cot Slips. Tearose white. Not
all sizes -- S189
$3.50 Rayon and Cotton
Briefs. Small, medium sizes, 29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1951-08-09

Teens
2O-$3.9S-S5.Ss Cotton Print
Skirts $3.50
40-S1.99 Cotton Skirts S6c
$3.50 sleeveless Dresses.
white ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
6-$7.99 Rayon hantung
Dresses, pastels- $500
15-$5.99 Sheer Cotton Plaid
Dresses - $500
2-pc. $s.ss white Rayon
Dresses s1.O0
$3.50 Bolero Sun Dresses,
S6.S7
SO-s1.ss Novelty Tee Shirts,
s1.ss
-s2s.ss Wool Suits, navy,
$500
2s-s2.9s-s3.ss seersucker Pedal
Pushers, Shorts, Sport Shirts,
s1.s7
l5-S1.99 Pique Sleeveless
Biouses, pastels Sl.69
10-S2.99 Cotton SIeeveIess
Blouses S229
$3.50 Sheer Cotton Blouses,
S2.s7
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-09
HOSieru

l34-As Is Full-Fashioned N.Y.
Ions, broken sizes, STYLES, colors,
59c
ITO Irregs. $1.35 Dark Seam
Backed Super SheerS, broken
sizes, colors - 89c
121-S1.0O-S1.75 Sheer NyIons,
broken sizes, colors --- SOC, $50
97-Irregs. $1.35 Dress Sheers,
good colors and sizes 79c
1l9 Imperfect S1.50 Back Clock
No Seam NyIons 1900 69c
128-S1.15 Dress Sheer No Seam
Nylons, good colors, sizes $50
lO5-29c, S9c Ankle Socks, COT
ton, broken sizes, styles, colors,
2 prs. 25c
Kann'S-CtrnntF Floor