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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-01

the exception. I doubt that there is
very much hunger in the wheat eat
ing parts of the world for bread. The
hunger is for animal proteins and
animal fats.
If wheat farmers are going to pro-
duce a surplus Of wheat, no matter
what, then they will have to do like
the corn producers, go in for live
stock production from the wheat
itself.
Wheat is an excellent livestock
feed. 1t lacks vitamin A that is so
freely found in yellow corn, but its
protein is every bit as valuable as
corn protein. And its protein con-
tent is higher than that of corn, MAX
ing it much better in balance for red
meat production.
Convert TO Pasture
The dryland wheat farmer, with
his extended acreage, should convert
part of his land back to pasture. This
should be good pasture growing the
best grasses available, carefully ro-
tated SO as not to over-pasture the
land. He can consume his surplus
wheat on the farm to feed cattle,
hogs, sheep and poultry.
Making himself acquainted with
modern nutritional science, he can
properly balance his main ration of
wheat with additives which he will
have to purchase elsewhere. I feel
quite sure that the income from live
stock will give the wheat farmer
much more for his product than he
would receive from the two price
system of payments.
The worldwide race to open up
more lands to wheat farming has
about ended. But the surplus prob
lem is here for some time. Just for
how long, no one knows, but def
initely for some years to come. In
dividual farm allotments of wheat
acreage is. only temporary stop gap
The un-allotted land will have to be
put to some use. The allotment prin-
ciple probably won't be applied in
other parts of the world. Production
will probably continue on the same
level outside of the United States.
Therefore, it seems to me, that the
wheat farmer will have to become his
own consumer of wheat, just as the
corn farmer has done in the corr
belt.-Eugene F. Dietz. Madison. Wis
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-01
Two-Price System
Is No Answer


ALTHOUGH I LIVE in Wisconsin,
get great deal of pleasure reading
the issues of your western farm
magazine. Many of the stories writ
ten by your Montana subscribers are
so full of human interest that they
make me want to go west and get
acquainted with the writers and their
farms and ranches. Perhaps some
day / shall.
I make living here in Wisconsin
growing certified seed grains, oats
and wheat. We in Wisconsin have
our problems, too, of bad weather,
rust epidernics, and army worms.
Something happens nearly every
year that cuts our yields of grains to
low levels. Last year it was army
worms; this year hot weather and
rust. What varieties of oats to plant
next year is big problem.
I have read with interest your
reports on the surplus wheat prob
lem. When we are in trouble we
look to the government for aid. This
is perfectly natural. However, the
government is made up of people like
the rest of us, and the overall solu-
ton of the surplus wheat problem
will have as many solutions as there
are experts in the government. The
surplus problem in any field of agri-
cultural production has not been
solved by allotments of acreage, nor
: purchases by the government of farm
SURPRISES. Our Wisconsin butter
problem is just as difficult to solve
as your Montana wheat problem.
Begin on Farm
It seems to me that the solution
of the surplus wheat problem has to
begin right back on the wheat pro-
ducing farms. The two price system
is no answer. A high domestic price,
and low export price cannot solve
the problem. 1t will only create end
less bookkeeping, with field meas
urements on countless farms, and
favoritism creeping in, with inves-
LEGATIONS afterwards.
Wheat is the favorite human food
cereal and, as such, has always COM
manded a premium above other GER
eals. In some localities of the United
States, corn is also rated as a fine
human food. However, only small
percentage of the national corn crop
is used for human food; the bulk OF
it goes into livestock and poultry
feed, and minor amounts into dis
tilling and syrup making.
When wheat is produced in such
great amount that it exceeds the
needs for direct human consump.
ton, then the surplus wheat can only
be classed as any other cereal
namely, livestock feed. Accumula
ton of surplus wheat in government
storage only depresses the marke
for wheat used in bread making
Some carryover of wheat from yea
to year is necessary, but constant.
increasing the carryover by govern
ment storage only increases the sur
plus and its depressing effect on tn
general market.
World Supply Growing
The total world wheat pile has ais
been growing from year to yea
Other countries are producing NOR
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-10-01
World Supply Growing

The total world wheat pile has also
been growing from year to year.
Other countries are producing more
wheat Modern tractors and harvest
ing machinery have been put into
use all over the major wheat belts
of the world, with perhaps India
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Bedroom
Furniture
Woshinoton Store OnIv

Washington Store Only
$34.95 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, discontinued style, double,
S21.99
$3.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched borders, fancy
woven ticking, soiled, double,
S22.5O
$3.50 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, striped ticking,
soiled, double S16.99
S47.50 Simmons "HOteI Special"
M Mattress, S, stitched borders,
Soiled, 48" wide $3.50
$3.50 Serta InnerSpring Mat
tress, stitched borders, soiled,
twin size S22.50
$3.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt borders, floor
sample, twin size S19.99
$3.50 Innerspring Mattress,
discontinued style, soiled, twin
size - --S2 S21.99
$3.50 Foster Innerspring Mat
tress, discontinued style, twin
sizes, prebuilt borders -$22.5O
$47.5O Simmons "HOteI SpeciaI'
Type Mattress, stitched prebuilt
border, soiled, twin size $3O.99
$49.50 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders, heavy ticking,
soiled, twin size -.--- 5000
$3.50 Serta Box Spring, damask
covering, soiled, double size,
S29.95
$3.50 Box Spring, blue and
white striped ticking, soiled, 48
in. wide STATS
S54.95 Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit, prebuilt border, floor
sample, 33 in. wide 5000
S49.95 Serta Innerspring Holly
wood Outfit, prebuilt borders.
floor sample, 80 in. wide, $28.S8
S279.5O Simmons Hide-A-Bed,
green, full size, floor sample,
S179.5O
$62.50 Dresser and Mirror, solid
maple, 1loor sample; as Is,
$39.95
$3.50 BOudOir Chair, brown and
gold; floor sample -$13.75
$3.50 BOudoir Chair, rose and
blue; floor sample -$11.25
Kann's-Third Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Junior Wear
Linen and
DO11leSficS

IS Sec. $4.95 RayOn and Cotton
Cloths, 52x70, assorted prints,
S2.I9
Is Sec. $3.95 Assorted Print
Cloths, rayon and cotton, 52x52,
S1.29
20O-69c Printed Dish Towels,
assorted colorS and patterns,
some linens in group :. 2 for 81
$50 Sec. S2.9S Martex Terry
Tweed Bath Towels. 22x44, SI.59
so Sec. $3.50 Cannon Combspun
Percale Sheets, 90x1O8 1929
120 Sec. $3.50 Cannon Comb
spun Percale Sheets, 81x108.
S2.S9
72 Sec. S3.19 Cannon COmbspun
Percale Sheets, 72x108 S2.49
800 Sec. 75c Cannon COmbspun
Pillow Cases, 42x3812 soc
2O-S4.95 to S9.95 Imported
Lunch and Dinner Sets, as
sorted sizes, soiled, $1.99 to $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor /
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
NeckaUeUr.

125 Misses $3.99 Wool Cardi-
ganS, long and short sleeves, "a
to 40 --..-. S2.99
35 Perfs. and Imperfs. $3.50 to
$6.98 Wool StOles, broken assort-
ment --------.------ $2.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
15-$5.9S to S7.95 NyIon and
RayOn BlOuses, sizes SO to a,
1888
25-$5.9S Sheer Nylon Blouses,
broken assortment, 80 to 80,
Ss.ss
$3.50 and $3.50 Cotton
Blouses, broken assortment,
$1.s9
S0O-59c Costume Flowers,
8 For $1.00
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Knit indies

32-$1.95 Famous Make White
RayOn TricOt Slips, tailored,
size "a Observation-Disclosures 79c
II Imperfs. $4.95 Cotton Knit
Pajamas, blue, pink, yellow,
broken sizes -zz-----S2.29
IA Imperfs. $8.95 Nylon Tricot
Gowns, broken sizes $3.50
31-$1.65 Famous Make Nylon
TricOt Briefs, black ------6 -69c
1-$12.95 Lace-trimmed Nylon
Tricot Gown, pink, 80, soiled,
$500
2$8.95 Blue Nylon Tricot Slips,
lace trimmed, Soiled, 80 and SO,
$3.99
1-$8.95 NylOn TricOt Gown,
pink, sherry, size 80, soiled, $3.99
S6-Imperfs. CSC Rayon Tricot
indies, mostly black briefs 19c
Kanns-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Auto Seat Covers
UphOISfer'u

2O-$12.98 Ready Made Dra-
peries, assorted colorS and pat
terms, one and two pairs OF a
1OO-$2.ss RuffIed Cushion and
Pin Dot and Plain Curtains.
81" wide; 81" or 63" long -$2.2S
2O-$9.98 RayOn Satin and Taf-
feta BedSpreadS. Assorted colors.
olIlgle
25O-69c to CSC yd. Contour
Ruffling for kitchens and din
cites, 8" and 8" - 25c yd.
l5O-$1.29 yd. ReuphOlstery
Plastic, black, 54" - SI.29
15-S7.9S Chenille Throws, as
sorted colors, singles and dou-
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington
10O-$9.9S Printed POpIin Bed
spreads, single or double $4.79
200 Upholstery Squares, as
sorted fabrics S-----2 for S1.OO
Kann's-Srd Fl, washington
\ Lower Level, Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Bedroom
Furniture
ArIinaton Store OnlY

HtuH9tOU StOIG Outy
S44.95 Foster Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, discon-
tinued style, double size, S25.99
S39.95 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, discon-
tinued ticking, soiled, double
size S23.88
$3.50 Innerspring Mattress,
stitched border, heavy ticking,
double size ----------S -S31.99
S44.95 Foster Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt borders, soiled,
double size -------- S25.99
S47.5O Simmons "Hotel Special
Type Mattress, stitched borders,
floor sample, twin size, $31.75
SASS Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, rayon
damask ticking, twin size, $28.99
S39.95 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, rolled edges, discontinued
style, Soiled, twin size S22.99
$3.50 Serta Smooth Top Mat
tress, rayon damask covering,
soiled, twin size $500
$49.5O Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders, 8 OF. ticking,
soiled, twin size S29.99
$34.95 Foster Innerspring Mat
tress, fancy woven ticking, floor
sample, twin size S24.99
$49.5O Box Spring, sturdy coil
construction, soiled, twin size,
$3.50
$44.95 Serta Box Spring, floor
sample, twin size $29.88
$3.50 Serta Box Spring, dam
ask covering, floor sample,
twin size - - S31,99
$S4.95 Foster Box Spring, fancy
stripe ticking, soiled, twin size,
$24.99
$3.50 Simmons Sofa Bed, floor
sample, green, soiled $59.99
S1S9.00 Simmons Sofa Bed and
Chair, brown, floor sample,
$500
$3.50 Studio Couch, green,
soiled, floor sample S69.5O
Kann's-Lower Level
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Mems CIOfhi11q

4-S45.0O Famous Make Sport
Coats. All wool. Blue. Regulars
1873, 1/42; longs 1/39, LAO,
S17.66
5-S34.75 Trench Coats. Double
breasted, full belt. Tan. Reg
ulars 2/42, 2/44; short 1/42
$22.77
3-S18.75 Famous Make Cotton
G a bardine RaincOats. Tan.
Long 1913; shorts 2/36 1888
$4,000 AlI-WOOl TOpcOat, tan
over block, size SO long. DAM
aged on back -------S S15.66
S14.95 AI-WOOl Stacks. Tan
check, size A. Damaged, $1.99
2-S5O.OO All-WoOl Tweed Suits.
Brown check. Regulars 1885,
1877 -----------S2 S23.88
5-$150.0O Cashmere TopcOatS.
All wool. Solid brown. Regulars
1875, 1885, 1877; shorts 1877,
1/42 S69.99
Kann'S-Second Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Furniture

1-S19.95 Floor Sample Student
Desk, mahogany finished hard
wood, floor sample -S12.47
1-$29.95 KneehOIe Desk. 6
drawers. Mahogany finish hard
wood, floor sample -----$22.88
1-$6.95 Typewriter Table. All
metal on casters. Grey $3.50
1O-S19.95 Step Tables. Modern.
Unfinished Philippine mahog-
any ------..-..----- $3.50
1-S14.95 Magazine Basket.
Modern lined oak and black
1-S19.s5 Utility Chair. Panel
back. Solid birch. Floor SAM
pie S13.88
l-S69.95 LANE" Cedar Chest.
Maple finish. Floor sample,
S46.63
1O-S3.95 "a" Stools. "Viko"
black tubular steel. lastic seats,
$2.99
4-S34.95 Occasional Tables.
Lamp or end style. Modern
lined oak ----------S1 -S16.88
3-$14.95 Chrome Dinette
Chairs. Heavy seat and back.
Gray plastic ---------$7.47
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1889
9; ID Orders
Mems Furnishings

11l-S3.95 and S4.95 All-Wool
Sleeveless Sweaters and Jenkins,
S1.99
4l-$2.95 to $3.50 Dres1 Shirts,
mussed and soiled S2.29
63-S4.95 Sleep Coats, irregulars,
Sl.69
80 Irregs. Csc Athletic Shirts,
lee
43-S4.95 Famous Make White
on White Dress Shirts from
stock S2.99
1O-$14.95 Jackets, upper front,
gabardine and checF $40
4$5 Long Sleeve Lightweight
Sport Shirts ----- S1.99
3-S10.95 Jackets, upper front,
plaid lining --- S5.99
$19.95 Cloth and Suede Trim
jacket, size 40 So
2-S15.95 Gabardine Leisure
Coats, mussed; 40, long: 38, reg,
1899
S5.95 Upper Front Gabardine
Jacket. mussed 81
$685. Glove and Muffler Set,
musSed S1.69
S8.95 Terry Jacket, medium.
S4.99
S25 Lined Robe, discolored on
shoulder SI2.99
76 Irregs. S3.95 Rayon Snort
Shirts, broken colors and sizes,
$l.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington
81 Mems $3.95 and S4.95 ALL
Wool Sleeveless Sweaters and
Jenkins, broken sizes S1.99
Is Mems $3.50 Lightweight Fa-
nous Make Dress Shirts S2.29
IL Mems $4.95 White on White
Dress Shirts from StocF $2.99
IS Irregs. Mems S3.95 Long
Sleeve Rayon Snort Shirts. S1.99
18 Mems $6.95 Orion Dress
Shirts, easy to launder S2.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
China

China
1S-$1.O0 Watering Willies for
house plants soc
l Pr. S3.98 Pottery Wall Vases,
S1.98
4-$3.98 Large Ruby Glass
Bowls S1.OO
2-S5.98 Large Crystal Relish
Dishes S1.69
2-$1.98 Chinese Figurines, S1.00
3+S7.98 Luncheon Sets, 32-pc.
for 4 S4.98
3-S4.5O Oven Proof Drip PercO-
latOrS ...-. S1.9S
2-S39.98 Planter Lamps, pottery
Kann'S-3rd Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Hosiery

42-S1.35 Sheer NylOns, black or
navy, 81 to IL ----8 89c
17-S1.5O Famous Name No
Seam NylOns, size 8 only 39c
22-S1.15 Outside Mercerized
Cotton Hosiery, black, 91a and
10 - ----------- 49c
47-$1.0O to $1.5O Sheer NylOns,
812 only 39c
Sc Misses 39c to Soc Anklets,
broken assortment 4 pairs $1.00
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-11-12

12-$2.98 Cardboard Hat Boxes
in sets of three. Crystal clear
"see through" front, set --S1.98
7O-50c Over Door Hangers, 39c
6O-S0c Floral Plastic Food
Bags, individually boxed 49c
25-S2.98 to S3.98 SOiled Gar
ment Bags, assorted colors and
5O-S2.98 Plastic Shoe and
Hamper Bags, chartreuse only.
SI.99
25-$1.OO Plastic Half Aprons,
assorted colors ------5 59c
1898 Plastic Covered Chest, dis
continued pattern S4.98
2-$4.98 Blanket Boxes, plastic
covered. Flame color ----S1.98
Kann's-Street Floor I
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
JeaUeIi'y

$50 Necklace and Earring
Sets 5000
25-S1.00 Bangle Bracelets,
2 for S1.00*
$50 Gold Color Metal and Rhine
stone Pin, Earring and Neck
lace Set S15*
So Rhinestone and Aqua Color
Stone Pin and Earring Set, SIS
S6.95 Jewel Box S3.95
S$15 Stone Set Compacts,
S7.5O*
Plus 20eo Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
LeathergOOdS

LeGthergOOdS
35-$3.OO Clutch Bags 79c*
2-$12.95 Red Calfskin Bags,
$685.
1$7.S5 Leather Bags $685.
25-$5.OO Bags $685.
$19.95 Brown Alligator Bag,
$685.
e$12.95 TO SIS Bags, as is,
$685.
Mans $10.95 Unified Case,
S7.OO*
25-$1.00 BilIfOlds -5 -5Oca
*Plus 2O%o Tar
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Furniture

S99.95 Five-Pc. Dinette. Wrought
iron with birch grain plastic
top. Green plastic chairs, S49.97
$69.95 Five-Piece Dinette. yell
low table and yellow chrystal
chairs. Floor sample S42.47
1895 Wall Rack. Mahogany
finish hardwood, 18" wide, S4.47
4-S9.95 Corner Wall Rack.
LINED oak. 3 shelves - $4.97
2-S10.5O Utility Chairs. Lined
oak. Red or green seat --S6.44
2-$17.95 Utility Chairs. Lined
oak. Green hubby seats --S9.97
2-S14.95 Utility Chairs. Lined
oak. Brown tweedy plastic seats.
Damaged -----------$7.4
Kann'S-Lower Level
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Infants WeU1.

S5.95 Rayon Satin CuddIe Nest,
pastel, Soiled -----$3.OO
Tots S1.99 Gabardine Hats with
ear flaps, dark colors $1.O0
$1.0O Washable Plastic Toys, 6Oc
Infants 79c and. 89c Tie Style
Undershirts, IL month size SOC
Little Girls S2.99 SlipOn Sweat
ers, pastel and dark colors, size
3 - S1.00
s2.25 and S3.25 Cotton Knit
Sieepers, sOiled, size 0 only, S1.5O
SIPS Heavy Sweat Shirts, small
size only zoe
Girls S3.99 and S4.99 NylOn or
Wool Cardigans, pastels, size 3,
$500
Infants $1.29 Rayon Covered
Plastic Pants, gripper side fast
ener, soiled, small, large and
extra large sizes 75c
Boys 39c and 49c Elastic Top
Dark Stripe Socks, sizes 6 to
----- HOC
29c and S9c Cotton Socks, pas
tells, sizes 4 to 15c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington
S2.69 NyIon Slips, pink, white,
sizes 2 and 4 only $1.88
Boys SIPS Short Sleeve Cotton
Sport Shirts, broken sizes CSC
Little Girls S1.99 Pastel RayOn
Bed Jackets, to 8 S1.48
Little Girls S1.0O Cotton Slips,
4 and 8 SOC
S1.99 Cotton Smocks, 4 and 8,
S1.48
S2.99 Cotton Cord JOdphurs,
suede trim ----------- S1.88
TOddIers' $1.99 RayOn BIOuses,
SLAB
Infants S1.25 RayOn Covered
Plastic PantieS, broken sizes, 75c
Kann's-Second Floor
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Boys Wear
u Price and Less

"a PTice ana Less
3-S29.95 Zip-lined TOpcOats,
IA and Is .---- --.--.- S14.97
6 Jr. Boys $15.95 and S17.95
AlI-WoOI TOpcOats, 4 and 6, $3.50
6-S19.95 All-WOol Sport Coats.
Is, IA, Is and II S9.97
3 Jr. Boys S19.95 Long Pants
Suits, 6, 7 and II S9.9
1O-S16.95 Gabardine Storm
Coats, 6, 8, 10 and IL S8.47
6 Jr. Boys $29.95 Ten-Way
Suits, 6, Z, and II S1497
5 Jr. Boys S29.95 Zip-lined
O'Coats, z. 8 and 10 $14.97
3-S4.99 Two-tOne Warm-up
Jackets, IL and 18--S2.49
8-S7.95 Milium Lined Jackets,
broken sizes ---------$2.9S
22-S1.59 Cotton Sweatshirts,
small, medium, large zee
12-$1.69 Blue Denim Boxer
Dungarees, 8, 10 and Ia -59c
18-$2.99 Denim Dungarees with
20Tc nylon, 4, 8, 16---$1.49
Kann's-Street Floor
Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Better Dresses

12-Misses' SIS to $39.95 Long
and Short FOrnals, nylon tulle
and rayon taffeta; sizes 10 to
16 --------------$12.O0
Is Misses S17.95 to SIS Dresses,
assorted fabrics and styles;
broken sizes 10 to b. $500
IL Misses S19.95 to S22.95 Wool
Jersey Dresses with agora trim,
$14.OO
is WOmen's S17.95 One and
Two Piece Dresses, sizes 1415 to
2212 --.--- SI2.88
Kann Second Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Boys Wear
" Price and Less

2-S10.95 Gabardine Jackets, Is
and 18 $5.47
sass Long Sleeve Polo Shirts,
4, 6 and 8 $1.47
5-S1.95 Knitted Sleeveless
Sweaters, 4 to 10 -----.-79c
2-S29.95 Zip-lined TOpcoats,
size is -------.--- $14.97
/ Boys $24.95 Husky Gabar-
dine Suit, size 8--------$12.S
13-$1.69 Blue Denim Boxer
Dungarees, 8 and 10 59c
16-$2.99 Blue Denim Dungarees
6 to 16 $1.49
3O-S1.99 Cotton Flannelette
Pajamas, 4 and 6 99c
16-S7.95 Milium Lined Jackets,
broken sizes $3.50
$500 Cloth Jackets, wool
knit lining, broken sizes -S3.49
15-S3.99 Unlined Poplin jack
cts, broken sizes $l.99
6-S2.5O and S2.99 Dress Shirts,
broken sizes S1.25
1O-S1.OO Cowboy Hats, broken
sizes --... 49c
6 Jr. Boys s3.ss Corduroy
Pants, 4, 8, 10 and IA $1.9S
1-$7.99 Husky" Corduroy
Slacks, size 20 (36 waist) S2.95
3 Jr. Boys $3.50 Dress Pants,
6 and $2.98
4 Jr. Boys $3.99 Gabardine
Stacks, broken sizes --$1.98
3-$1.99 Red Foreign Legion
Caps, broken sizes 39c
6 Boys $29.95 "Husky" Suits,
IA, Is, II, 18, 20 - S14.97
2-S16.95 All-wOOl Husky" Sport
Coats, size 18 S9.97
12-S16.95 Gabardine Storm
Coats, 8, 10 and IL - S8.47
5 Students $685. All-wOOl Zip
lined O'COats, "a to 38 S19.97
42-$1.59 Cotton Sweatshirts, S.
NIL 79c
3 Students S39.95 Blue Cab
ardine Zip-lined O'COats, 35
and SO -------- -------- $19.97
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Rugs

Rugs
1-$74.95 Oval Braided Rug. as
Is; 9x12 -------- $39.95
1-$6.95 Felt Base Rug, nursery
pattern, as is, 6x9 9------ $1.OO
1-S59.95 Green Tone on Tone,
as is, 10.10x76 .----- SASS
1-S39.95 Green Tone on Tone,
as is, 6x6 ----- S5.95
1-S49,95 Beige Tone on Tone,
as is: 6x9 ---. S8.95
1-S69.95 Green Floral Design,
as is, 9X12 -----.--S1 $1,000
1-$9.95 Green Tone on Tone,
as is, 3x6 S1.OO
1-$15.95 Rose Loop Pile Cotton
Rug, as is, $3.50
1-$S9.95 Wine Loop Pile Cotton
Rug, as is, S6.95
SASS to $685. Hall and Stair
Carpet, 81" ---------S1.99
Kann's-Third Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Coats

100-S11 RayOn Taffeta or
RayOn Twill Busters, navy,
black, tan, blue. Sizes 10 to 20,
$500
Misses S79.95 Pastel Fleece
Coats with beaver collars S44
15-MiSses' $39.95 to SIS Mid
Weight Coats. Beige, blue, yell
low, red, navy, pink ----- SIS
10-MisSeS' and Juniors S39.95
to $49.95 Mid-Weight Fleece,
Gabardine or Orion TOppers.
Pink, white, blue. navy SIS
14-$17.95 to S25 Storm TOppers
with dyed Mouton processed
lamb collars; wool, tweed or
nylon twill with alpaca and
wool pile lining. Green, navy,
grey, tan, brown. 10 to 18, SI4.8S
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Blankets

6 Sec. $19.95 KenwoOd All-WOOl
Blankets, white, 72x90 S12.97
4-$22.95 KenwOOd All-WOOl
Blankets, white, 80X90 S14.97
6-$1O.95 All-WOOl Blankets,
t72x9O -.-- S7.97
4-$9.95 RayOn Taffeta Wool
Filled Comforts ----~- S5.97
1O-S2.5O Cotton Sheet Blankets,
peach, 70X90 $1.69
2 Sec. $29.95 All-WOOl KenwOOd
Blankets, 90X108 $18.97
5-$12.95 RayOn Satin Comforts
filled with $50 cotton, SO wool,
SS.97
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
SiIUer

z.--S4.50 Cream Soup Spoons.
Sterling silver. Margaret Rose
pattern. Slightly scratched,
S1.75
22-S4.5O Salad Forks, slightly
scratched, Sterling $500
1O-S5.33 Sterling Dinner Forks,
slightly scratched $3.50
2-S16.5O and $500 Sterling
Silver Candy Dishes, one with
cover, slightly scratched $1,000
Kann's-Street F1oer
washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Art Goods

Art Goods
so Balls 29c Crochet Cotton, 15c
12-S1.98 Stamped Rug Pat
2O-S1.98 Stamped Aprons CSC
15-S3.98 NeedlepOint Picture
Kits $3.50
25-S2.98 NeedlepOint Pieces,
$1.9S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Budget Dresses

40-Misses' and Half Size, SS.95
RayOn Crepe and Taffeta
29-MiSses' and Half Size Water
Repellent Busters, navy, black,
$2.99
6-Misses' S10.95 to SASS Dressy
Dresses ------. --- $500
10-S1O.95 Half Size Rayon
Tweed Dresses -----. S2.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Daytime Dresses

50-$2.99 and $3.50 PinafOres,
broken sizes S1.O0
IS Misses and Half Sizes S2.99
Dresses Sl.88
30-S3.99 Cotton Dresses Sl.88
so NylOn Uniforms, pastel and
dark colors, broken sizes, S6.88
5O-S5.95 Cotton Dresses, black,
navy and a few prints $2.88
15-SS.95 to S12.95 Maternity
Garments, broken sizes -. S4.88
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Linqerie


5O-S2.99 Muslin Slips, white,
size 80 --.------ S1.OO
25-S8.95 NylOn Tricot Gowns,
broken sizes and colors SAT-
25-$5.95 Rayon Crepe Gowns,
lace trim, broken assortment,
S3.99
50-S2.99 NylOn TricOt Briefs.
white, broken sizes S1.47
75-FIannelette Gowns, broken
sizes, maize only S1.99
5O-$5.95 NyIOn TricOt Slips,
broken assortment - S3.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Kann's-Second Floor
Washington Only
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Notions

Kann's-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1953-12-19
Patent Cough Syrup

TORONTO, Dec. 10. CP).-Peter
Luscoe did a booming business
of selling cough syrup in north
ern Ontario until police investi-
gated. Yesterday, on the basis
of police reports that some of
his product assayed so per cent
alcohol. the 44-year-old Toronto
man was charged with selling
liquor without permission.