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Evening star., 1951-02-09
By }. A. o'Leory

Democrats lost no time today in
disappearing the Taft formula for
limiting American troop commit
ments to Western Europe.
Senator Mcmahon, Democrat, of
Connecticut, called it "unwork-
able and impractical" Senator
Sparkman. Democrat. of Alabama,
suggested that Senator Taft, a
leading contender for the Repub-
lican presidential nomination next
year. may have been laying down
a challenge to Gen. Eisenhower
supreme commander of the West
ern European defense forces, who
also is being boosted for the Re
publican nomination by some of
Mr.. Taft's opponents. ,
Senator Taft told the Senate
yesterday he would limit the
American contingent in Europe
Evening star., 1951-02-09

Church, Leesburg pike near Shir-
ley highway bridge; Calvary
Methodist Church, Twenty-third
and 8. Grant streets.
Other services will be held at
8 o'clock tonight at st. Georges
Episcopal Church, Ninth and N.
Nelson streets; Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Church, Ninth and S.
Lincoln streets: Faith Lutheran
Church, Lee boulevard and N.
Jackson street; Trinity Presby-
terian Church, Sixteenth and N.
Inglewood streets.
The Kesher Israel Congregation
and Sisterhood will hold a special
prayer service at $3.50 o'clock in
the synagogue, 2801 N street NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

standard bearers considered by the
1852 Republican Convention. ), /
The Ohio Senator said Gen.
Eisenhower submitted "hazy''
report on European. defense and
Exaggerated the danger of an un-
successful war in Europe.
Others Make Speeches.
The Senate also listened to for
|eign policy speeches late yesterday
by Senators Gillette. Democrat. of
Iowa and Smith. Republican, Of
New Jersey before recessing for
the week end.
Senator Taft also struck hard
at President Truman, asserting
that the President is aiming at
dictatorship" by claiming the
right to send troops abroad with
out consulting Congress. Men,
bers of &Congress differ widely
over the constitutional powers of
the President as commander in
chief to move the land or sea
forces as he thinks best for
national defense.
There is strong sentiment, how
ever, for Congress to act on the
troop commitment question as "a
means of promoting national
unity, regardless Of whether the
President needs any additional
authority.
Variance in Formulas.
The Taft proposal of one
American division to every nine
raised abroad Is a smaller Ameri-
can contribution than most of the
formulas that have been discussed.
Senator Taft himself said he had
heard from "high sources" that
this Government plans to con-
tribute Is divisions toward a
total European defense force of go
divisions. which would be / to 8.
The chairman Of the Senate
Republican Policy Committee
started out with a compliment for
Gen. Eisenhower for having done
"a fine job" Of raising the morale
of the European people. In the
next breath, however, he said the
Eisenhower report "only makes
this whole plan more hazy and
indefinite and uncertain" than ii
was before the Generals return.
A moment later he said Gen
Eisenhower tells the committee.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

that he does not know whether
or not there is any commitment
on our part" Again, the Ohio
Republican declared that, in his
long experience in Washington,
he has never seen an important
program so confused and uncer-
tain" ,
"Secret Diplomacy" Seen.
"This is secret diplomacy with
a vengeance" Senator Taft con-
tinued. TT seems to me there
was a definite plan, but that the
administration Is deliberately con-
cealing it's nature, or delaying its
completion, because it is afraid
Congress won't consider the de-
tailed proposal practical, fair or
desirable. W
Senator McMahon called the
Taft ratio a typical Taft ap-
proach." The Connecticut Sena-
tor joined with 20 other Senators
from both parties yesterday in
offering resolution, asking Con-
gress to express it's friendship for
the Russian people as means of
| off setting Communist propaganda
| efforts to brand the United States
as a warmonger.
Senator. Sparkman said that If
it comes to a choice between Sem
ator Taft and Gen. Eisenhower
on military recommendations, he
will, follow the General.
On the Republican side, how
ever. Senator's Ferguson of Michi-
gan, Thye Of Minnesota and
Knowland OF California backed
the Taft demand that details of
the European defense program be
laid before Congress.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
u. S, Pokiston Sign Pact
KARAcHI pakistan r,

I KARACHI, Pakistan, Feb. 8 up.
-Pakistap and the United States
today signed an agreement i'm
plementing President Truman's
Point Four program for helping
to develop backward areas. Amer
ican Ambassador Avra M. Warren
signed for the United States. Act
ing Finance Minister DR.. Nah
mood Husan signed for Pakistan.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Cooking Cun Be Costly

Because Of a critical shortage
of electricity, Belgrade. Yugosla-
via, has banned the use Of elec-
tricity in homes between s pm
and 8 pr on weekdays. House
wives ms - be fined up to 5000
and violators also have their elec-
tricity cut of.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Ala THE EVENING STAR

- Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY o, 1861
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-15
Irrigation DEPARTMENT
Treat Your Grain
Irrigation Department
Seed Treatment Is Good
Insurance, Investment
By RALPH MERCER

TREAT YOUR GRAIN - 1t costs
so little but means so much. Seed
treatment is one of the best invest
ments and one of the best forms of
insurance in which the producer of
cereal grains in Montana can invest.
Recently the statement was made
by one of the pathologists at Mon
tana State college that any grower
who suffers loss from bunt of
wheat could blame it on himself and
no one else.
The causes of smut in wheat and
the recommended treatment are ex-
planned in the following paragraphs
furnished by H. E. Morris, plant
pathologist, Montana Experiment
station:
s'Bunt costs the farmers of Mon
tana many thousands of dollars each
year in decreased yields and lower
price per bushel for affected grain.
This disease can be materially re-
duced by adopting recommended
methods of seed treatment.
Spread by Spores
Blunt is caused by small mould
like plant growing in the wheat
plant. The smut-ball, so familiar to
all, is composed of millions of spores,
which correspond to seeds. These
spores are blown about by the wind
or scattered in the combine, and
some of them stick to the wheat
kernels. When contaminated wheat
is planted the spores start to grow
and infect the young plant and con-
tinue to grow inside of it. At the time
the wheat should normally form
grain, the smut plant produces the
smut ball.
"Since bunt does not overwinter
in the soil under Montana conditions,
the disease can be controlled in
spring wheat by seed treatment.
'tSeed treatment of all wheat va
rieties is good insurance every year
as it usually results in increased
stands, healthier plants and greater
yields. Even though the seed may
appear free of smut, it is good in
surance to treat it.
1.-THE recommendations for treating
seed should be followed closely, as
the amount of chemical to be used
has been determined by carefully
conducted experiments. Since the
bunt spores are sticking on the out.
side of the wheat kernel, each kerne
should be covered completely. Seec
wheat may be treated several month:
before seeding time.
3 Chemical Treatments
''The three chemicals general,
recommended for bunt control ar,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-15

new improved ceresan, ceresan NJ
(slurry) and copper carbonate.
"New improved ceresan is a pat
ented dust, and is used at the rate
of IL ounce to each bushel of wheat.
Apply new improved ceresan in a
seed-treater and allow the treated
grain to remain in the sack "a hours
before being sown. This chemical is
somewhat volatile and the exposure
to the gas is an important factor in
this treatment. Wheat may be treated
several weeks before planting.
'Wheat treated with new improved
ceresan should never be used as
human food or feed for livestock.
"Ceresan M is a patented dust, and
is used at the rate of " ounce per
bushel of wheat as dry treatment.
This chemical is, however, generally
used as a slurry Ga modified wet
treatmenD at the rate of pound in
i gallon of water in slurry treater.
Many elevators use this method for
treating wheat.
Copper carbonate is very salts
factory for treating wheat. Two
strengths of copper carbonate are on
the market. One containing so per-
cent copper and the other 20 percent.
The so percent product is used at
the rate of 2 ounces per bushel of
wheat and the 20 percent product at
the rate of 4 ounces per bushel.
"A mixing machine should be used,
as each kernel must be thoroughly
coated with the chemical. Do not all
low treated grain to stand in the
drill over night as it may harden
and cause mechanical troub lie.
Treated wheat should not be used
for feed. Treated wheat may be
stored for year or more.
Tt is always advisable to use some
type of mixing machine in treating
wheat for the control of bunt."
Oats and Barley
Equally good results have been OBJ
tanned in the control of certain dis
eases OF oats and barley. Expert
ments have been conducted in var
ious sections of the United States
relative to the treatment of grass
and legume seed to increase the
stand through the control of soil
borne diseases.
1t is certain that unless treatment
is made at the time of planting,
there isn't much that can be done
when the results of the diseases ap-
pear or after the losses have been
taken. For few cents an acre an
increased rate is always certain.
Although it has been some time
since Montana suffered heavy losses
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-15

easy TO Hitch. - BuiIf-in
tractor hitch soves you lots
of time ond labor. EosiIy set
up TO fit any modern tractor.
Spreoder rests firmly on
hondy adjustable foot when
vneoUpled from tractor.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-15

Easy TO Hondie - Readily
moved about in close quar-
fers. Eosy TO turn short cor
ners or back UP. Plenty of
traction under rough or sossY
field conditions.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Notions

5O-$1.9S, $2.25 Steel Scissors,
nickel-plated tempered blades,
$1.39 and $1.59
14-$2.95 Sewing Boxes, floral
pattern, aqua or pink ----$1.49
1O-$1.59 Organdy Aprons, bib
and waist styles, ric-rac trim,
75c
30-S1.49, S1.9S Bathing Shoes,
odd sizes for women, children,
$1.0O
24-S1.OO Bras, rayon satin,
broken sizes, soiled -- 49c
24-$1.98 GirdIes, two way
stretch, small sizes s---.8 SOC
9CS3.49 Beach Bags, plain blue
or tan ----S2,49
15-$1.25 Blue Beach Bags, 79o
S3-S1.75 Bathing Caps, white
with flower trim ---- CSC
5O-79c Plastic Hose Boxes,
green, wine, rose or blue -35c
15-$3.9S Plastic Sweat Suits, to
act as a portable bath -. $1.19
N-79c Plastic ScuffS, floral de-
sign, assorted colorS, S, M, L,
39c
15-$3.25 Plastic Beach Rolls,
copen, red or yellow ------$2.59
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Upholstery

HS11.95 Plastic Chair Sets,
rubberized hair filling, green,
red, for metal chairs,
per cushion, 1898
6-$29.95 Plastic Chaise Lounge
Cushions, rubberized hair filled,
red or green ---------$1S.SS
4-S19.98 Chaise Lounge Cush-
ions, spring filled --$15.88
54-S1.49 Chair Pads, fibre
cloth, cotton filled, for metal
chairs ----------$l.OO
3-S9.9S Glider Slipcovers, plas-
tic, red, reg. glider cushions,
S5.9S
12-S5.9S Glider Cushions, dam
aged -----------------$2.98
13-Irregs., $1.S5 Riverside"
Shades, 36x70", wood rollers.
7-S1.69 Window Screens, galv.
wire, 24x37" $1.49
7-$4.98 Glider Cushions, stripe
design, excelsior filling ---$1.9S
16-S1.79 Hollywood Canvas
Awnings, 30" wide -------S1.29
Al Yds. 39c-49c Plastic Yard
Goods, SO" wide ----3 yds. $1.00
IL Prs. $8.98 Seersucker Draper
les, 21a yds. long S4.9S
27-$2.98 Covers for maple
chairs, stripe and floral pattern,
S1.s8
3 Prs. 1898 RuffIed Organdy
Curtains, 100" wide to pair,
ivory, soiled ------------$3 1898
s Prs. $4.9S Ruffled Organdy
Curtains, white, soiled --- 1929
2-$10.49 Porch Awning Recov-
ers, striped canvas drill, 5h #.
4-S9.98-$16.9S Porch Awning
Receivers, striped canvas drill,
5 it,, 6 it., 61z it., 10 it., $4.98 ca.
38-S2.98 Plastic Glider Rain
coats, heavy gauge S2.19
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
nn's-HankieS
Street Floor
HOl4SRlHNrRS

$3.50 Metal Stove Top Pro-
tectOrs, asbestos backing 63c
Is Sponge Mops, Dupont cellu-
lose, easy wringing $1.O0
27-S1.47 Plastic Chair Cush-
ions, backs, various colors,
padded - CSC
7-S1.29 Metal Step-On Cans,
LOOT. removable insert, as is 8Sc
22-S1.29 White Enamel Double
Boilers, III -qt. size -------- 88c
e$1.29 White Enamel Percola-
tors, 6-cup size -------------8 88c
24-S1.29 White Enamel Dutch
Ovens, Az -qt. size ------- 88c
2O-S1.45 Copper Clad Skillets,
14-$1.9S White Enamel Refrig-
orator Sets, glass tops, 3-pc.,
$1.59
2-$3.19 Metal Bread Boxes,
hand decorated, as is - $1.69
$50 Metal BOudoir Baskets,
decorated, as is --- 29c
2-S5.95 Reynolds Aluminium
Percolators, 6-cup, as is $1.69
15-35c-49c White Enamel
Sauce pans, Pots, Mixing Bowls,
as is --------------------29c 29c
1-SS.S5 Fibre Hamper, plastic
Top, as Is $4.59
73-$6.98 Steak Knife Sets,
white handles, 6-pc. $3.98
3-$5.9S Metal End Style Book
cases, as Is --- S2.49
31-79c Enamel Refrigerator
Crispers with Lids - sac
R-$1.9S Grass Seed, 5-lb. bags,
$1.59
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
JetUeIry

1-Man's $3.50 Wrist Watch, q
jewel, white gold-filled case,
S19.95
"PluS fO% Tar
75-S1.OO Jewelry Pieces, as
sorted styles, types, 2 for Sl.O0*
1-Woman's $3.50 Watch, 81
jewel, rose gold-filled case,
S19.95
"Plus 10% Tar
l-$3.95 Necklace, Bracelet, Ear
ring Set, white moonstones, gold
color metal - S1.50"
$500 Necklace, coral color
and rhinestones - S1.95~
35-S1.00 Tag Bracelets with 3
initials, (not all initials, gold
COlOI --------------- lSC'
75-S1.95 Jewelry Pieces, as
sorted styles, types - 97c"
'PEus 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Hosiery

154 Prs. Sheer Nylons, famous
makes included, broken sizes,
styles, colors, as is 2 prs. S1.O0
1877 Prs. Imperfects, S1.35 Dress
Sheer Nylons, discon. colors,
broken sizes $50
liz Prs. Imperfects, $1.15 No.
Seam, Knee-High NyIOns, elas-
tic tops, good shades, reg. sizes,
49c
162 Prs. Imperfects, S1.5O Super
Sheer Nylons, Is denier, good
colors, broken sizes --79c
81 Prs. Imperfects, S1.35 No
Seam Super Sheer Nylons, Is
denier, run-resiStant, broken
sizes prs. S1.0O
123 Prs. 29c. 39c Cotton Ankle
Socks, broken sizes, styles, COL
ors, soiled 100
73 Prs. $1.65 Nylons, so gauge,
dlScon. colors, broken sizes, 500
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Books
Linens and
DO1naeSficS

Lot Bath Towels, Washcloths,
Guest Towels, first and second
quality 1Oc to 99c
2OO-45c Imported Linen Dish
Towels, 16x30" 29c
1880 Imported Rayon and
Cotton Damask Table Sets, COX
102" and IL napkins S4.99
300 Seconds of 39c Solid Color
Spun RayOn, Z Cotton Napkins,
16xl6" 1Oc
80 Seconds of $5.95 Linen Open
work Cloths, white and pastel
shades, 58x78" $3.50
12-$11.S5 Simtex -Candlewick
Damask Cloths, eggshell and
pastel colors $3.50
25-$4.95 Chenille Mat and Lid
Sets, salt and pepper color,
white border S2.99
200 Seconds of $3.50 Pacific Con-
tour Sheets, 140-muslin, twin
200 Seconds of $3.50 Pacific Con-
tour Sheets, 140-muslin, full
size - $3.50
36-S7.95 Waffle Pique Spreads,
solid colors with white ruffies,
twin or full size -$4.99
Kann's-Street Ffdor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
TOiIetrieS

23c, Csc Tooth Pastes, all popu-
lar brands ----------- 15c
39c Tooth ushes, nylon
bristles, carrying cases - 25c
"CreSt" Toilet Tissue, 2-ply
facial quality, assorted colors,
10c roll
$l.49 Nylon Bristle Bath
Brushes, pink, blue, clear plas-
tic handles 79c
S1.98 ROund-the-Neck Mirrors,
double faced, pink, blue, clear
plastic frames ----$1.09
Soc ''Pinky" Nail Polish Re-
mover Refill or Brush Bottle
Type Observation-Disclosures 29c"
$1.50 Pine Soap, 3-cake box 39c
'Plus s0% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02

60-Imperfects, 79c Rayon
PantieS, extra large only, tea
rose, some soiled ----. SOC
29-Imperfects, S1,95 Nylon Tri-
cot Briefs, white, broken sizes,
$1.O0
56-ImperfectS, 79c Rayon Tri-
cot ShortieS, short pants style,
tearose, small sizes 3 for S1.0O
175-Imperfects, 69c, 79c Rayon
Vests, regular, extra sizes, tea
rose, white --49 49o
4O-Imperfects, $1.O0 Rayon
BloOmers, tearose shade, broken
2S-Imperfects, S1.95 Rayon
Union Suits, tearose, broken
75-ImperfectS, $1.15, $1.25 Ray
on Chemise, reg. and extra sizes,
Soiled " SIC
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
SOiIed Blankets.
CO,rafOrfS

3$10.95 Beacon Blankets, all
wool, 72x84", soiled $3.50
4-$9.95 Comforts, filled with
500 cotton, 500 reprocessed
wool, 72x84" -- $500
3-S25.0O KenwoOd An-Wool
Blankets, 72xs0" ~ S17.95
3-Sl7.95 Beacon All-WoOI
Blankets, 72x90" ---- $12.99
ES8.95 Blankets, $50 rayon,
$50 cotton, 10%6 wool, 72x84",
$500
+S4.95 Pepperell Su m mer
Blankets, $50 rayon, SO wool,
72x90" S379
2$19.95 Kenwood Blankets,
all-wool, 72x90" S14.s5
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Bedroom
Furniture

2-$37.5O Innerspring Mat
tresses, rose-striped ticking,
soiled, twin size, S2l.99
1-S29.95 Box Spring, 6 1-5-oz.
ticking, blue and white stripe,
twin size S17.77
1-S39.50 Englander Proper
Poise" Innerspring Mattress,
pre-built borders, double Size,
$26.88
1-S42.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, button-tufted, twin
2$34.95 Simmons Box Springs,
discontinued patterns, twin
size $21.88
1-S39.50 Foster "White Swan"
Box Spring, hardwood frame,
double size--------$2 $24.88
1-$34.95 Englander Innerspring
Mattress, pre-built borders, twin
size S22.88
+$37.5O Innerspring Mat.
tresses, odd lots, double sizes,
$500
2S42.50 Simmons Box Springs,
wine and gray stripe, twin size,
$24.88
1-$26.s5 Box Spring, floor sam
Dle double size S1sH3
1-$34.95 EngIander Box Spring,
Soiled, twin size S17.88
1-$T.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, 22o coils, double size,
S25.GO
1-S37.50 Box Spring, felt pad
ding. fancy stripe, twin size,
$2O.8S
1-$34.95 Englander Box Spring.
floor sample, twin size S21.88
1-$39.95 Innerspring Holly
wood Bed Outfit, 80 inches
VIDE --------- ---$24.S5
1-$6s.50 Studio Couch, 2-cush-
ion style, green upholstery,
$39.99
1-$39.50 Roll-A-Way Cot with
gray plastic headboard, 80
inches wide S22,8S
1-$2S.95 Roll-A-Way Cot, in
nerspring mattress, 80 inches
wide " S199S
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
HN1ldkerchiefS

200 Mems SOC Linens, hem
stitched hens, white 29c
200 WOmen's 39c to sec Prints,
hand-rolled and scalloped- 29c
50 Irregs. WOmen's 81, $1.25
Linen Prints, large size - 49c
900 Women's 25c Cotton Prints,
hand-rolled hens -13c
100 Women's 1Sc Linens, 1/16"
hem for tatting- g-----------13c
1900 Mems, Wom ems 18c
Hankies, assorted - 10 for $1.OO
500 IrregS. 18c, 25c Hankies for
men, women, cottons ----lSc
Kann's-Street Floor =
Evening star., 1951-08-02
NeckaUe0r

50 Women's $3.50 Beach Coats,
white terry cloth ---S1.59
300-S3.99, $5.95 BlOuses
samples, some irregs., quality
rayons, many styles, white, COL
ors, 1898 ---------$2.88
S1.99, $2.99 Blouses, piques, cot
tons, samples and irregs.,
broken sizes, colors - $1.OO
50-$2.99, $3.50 Summer skirts,
cotton skirts, many styles. Some
only one of a kind. ----$1.19
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Handbags

25-W m ems $2.O0, $500
Leather BiIlfoldS Sl.O0*
$500 Bags, removable covers,
as is &C.. S1.O0"
125-$3.00 Summer Handbags,
various styles --- S1.99*
1-$10.5O Navy Linen Bag with
removable white cover $685.
3-S7.95 Linen Handbags, to
clear $500
150-S1.0O, $2.0O Handbags, 79c"
$500 Clutch Bags, pastel
colorS -- 39c*
'Plus 20% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
SHOP FRIDAY. STORE CLOSED SATURDAY!
Rugs

25-$4.95 and $5.95 Reversible
Fibre Rugs, 36x63" $1.88
14-$14.5O Reversible Fibre
Rugs, 6 it. x 9 #. S7.99
3-$9.95 Reversible Sisal Rugs,
4 IT. 6 it. ----------.-- $2.95
5O-$2.S5 Fancy Cocoa Door
Mats, 1927" -$1.44
2-$l06.5O Blue Floral Axmin-
SterS, 8 #. IL IT. $44.8S
1-$99.00 Wool Candy Stripe
Rug, floor sample, 9 ft. u it.,
$39.95
1-S258.OO Grey Carved Wilton,
floor sample, 9 #. II it. S126.95
3-SI6.95 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
8 #. X 10 #. $3.50
2-$34.95 Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs, 8 IT. II #. -$19.95
12-S24.95 High and Low Loop
Pile Cotton Rugs, seconds, 4 #.
x6 it. ---- -. $3.50
3-9x12 Reversible COir Yarn
Rugs ---------$7.88
1-$133.13 Beige Carved Broad
loom, IL #. X Sc it. S39.95
3-$5.95 Felt Base Rugs, floor
samples, 9 it. x IL it. -----$1.99
Kann'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Shoes

S11.95, $12.95 Naturalizer Sum-
mer Dress Shoes, broken sizes,
$5.97
$9.95 Naturalizer Su m m er
Casual Shoes, broken sizes, $4.97
$12.95-S14.95 FaShona Summer
Shoes, broken sizes S6.47
Children's $4.25 to $500 Foot
Tonik" Leather Sandals, sizes
5la to large $3.49
Children's $1.89 Linen Sandals,
sizes 6, 7, 8, l and 3 only $1.49
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
China

6-S2.45 Pottery Ash Trays
large, square ------------S S1.25
24-49c Figurines, imported, 25c
18-S1.10 Pyrex Saucepans with
detachable handles --- 800
6-S4.9S Tidbit Trays, deco
rated ---------------- $2.9S
10-S1.98 Mayonnaise Sets,
apple shape, 3-pc. S1.OO
14-S1.0O Novelty Salts and
Peppers -49 49c
1-$17.9S Dinner Set, 46-pc.,
S7.9S
1-$39.9S Dinner Set, 93-pc.
S19.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
AnnIiNnceS

4-$209.95 Easy Spindrier Wash
ers, 1851 Model BOSS, Demon
strators $4,000
4S189.95 Easy Spindrier Wash
ers, 1851 Model 506, Demonstra-
2-S1S9.95 Easy Automatic Iron
ers, 1851 Model $50, Demonstra-
tors --------- $4,000
2-S64.95 Apt. size Monitor
Washers, 1851 Demonstrators,
S44.00
1-S219.95 Bendix Automatic
Clothes Dryer, 1851 Demonstra-
tor --------S16 $4,000
1-S299.95 Hotpoint De luxe
Electric Range, 1851 Demon
strator S249.00
@S369.95 Westinghouse De luxe
Electric Ranges, New 1851 Mod
els OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4,000
-$259.50 De luxe Magic Chef
Gas Ranges $4,000
&$159.95 Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges -------------S $4,000
1-$439.95 De luxe Refrigerator,
II Gu. it,, separate freezer COM
partment, 1851 Model $350.00
1-S339.95 De luxe Refrigerator,
II GU. it., 1851 Model - S279.00
Kann's-Appliance Store
Evening star., 1951-08-02
StUtiOner.u

87-39c China Ornaments with
mirror centerS S-------19 19c
12-S2.00 Zone e-fOr-Two Trays,
plastic glass holder and metal
ash receiver section, 8-pc. set,
SOC
4S-29c Ivory Colored Candles,
discontinued wrapping ea., 10c
25-$1.00 airline Letter" Sta
tiOPery, so sheets and 40 enve-
lopeS SOC
36-S1.O0 Coasters, 2 large and
8 small, red-and- blue combina-
GIOILS --10C
Kann'c- STRAIT Floor.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
$4.96 GFeoseless
GRIDDLES
sl:98

Uniform machined cast
aluminium griddle. One
side for greaseless pam
cakes, reverse side for
steaks, broiling chops, etc.
Kann's-HousewareS-
Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
RUuO1aS

100 Yds. $1.S5 Silk Prints,
yd. $1.O0
300 Yds. $1.65 Printed Jersey
RayOn ------------ yd. 8Sc
200 Yds. $1.95 Martin Weiners
Rayon Brocade Sheer, S colors,
yd. $1.4S
$50 Yds. $1.95 Nylon Prints,
yd. S1.49
200 Yds. $1.19 Rayon Taffeta,
so" yd. yd. 99c
Kann's-Street Floor
GIOCeS
$4.00 Cotton Gloves, double
woven, full PIX seams, fancy
slip-ons, corde trims, beige,
chamois, white, 6-711 S2.39
53-$2.25 White Pique Backs,
double woven cotton palms, g.
IA $1.39
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
TeIe1,iSiOn

! Admiral 1949 Console, 10"
picture tube, walnut finished
cabinet $1,000
] Videcraft 1851 Model co.'s
Console, 16" picture tube, ma
hogany veneer cabinet, S125.00
! Philco 1949 Model 1O40 Con-
sole, 10" picture tube, mahogany
veneer finished cabinet $4,000
Philco 1948 Model 1901 Table
Model, 10" picture tube, mahog-
any veneer finished cabinet,
$4,000
I Motorola 1850 Model 7VT2,
7" picture tube Portable Tele-
vision -S3O. $4,000
Kann's-Appliance Store
SiIrer
50-S1.29 Sterling Sugar Tongs,
several styles 88ca
$3.50 Hammered Aluminium
RELISH Trays, oull 1lnlSn, crystal
glass insert, as is -$1.99
7-$1.59 Hammered Aluminium
Serving Trays, square shape,
scratched --- 79c
2O-50c Hammered Aluminium
Lap Trays, bird design,
scratched -e ca. 25c
12-$1.OO Crystal Salt Shakers,
sterling tops, dented ca. 25c*
6-$6.98 Silver Plated Table,
ware Sets, 24-pc., service for s,
plain pattern, slightly scratched,
S3.49
'plus 2O% tar
kann'S-Street Floor