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tion to hire "doorkeepers" on the grounds that it was not nee essary and fun. hermore there lis no door to this room any, way"
 The delegates also agreed on roll call vote to contract for tape recordings to be made of all pleanary sessions of the con vention. KFAR of Fairbanks was awarded the contract at sum of 5, ,58O for 150 hours of tape.
 During the past weekend, thee committees have been hold ing meetings with president Vii liam Egan.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
FOR SALE: New, Used, and Re.

FOR SALE: New. Used, and Re. built marine engines, gasoline and diesel. Big stock popular makes and sizes. Also: mar inc hardware, conversions, reverse gears, propellers. Spe cial Discounts to Alaska re- sidents 'CATALOG FREE, Stokes Marine Supply Com pany, Coidwater 5, Michigan.
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
Gil Nettinqs
by Gil Truitt

\
 The first chapter in the 1855 56 basketball story was writ ten Saturday night when a ire mendous fourth qularter surge by the favored Alumni suc- ceeded in over-hauhng the SJS outfit in a featured basketball headliner that unfolded before a near jann-packed throng at the SJS gymnasium. The final score was 46-44.
 The SJS quint nearly s9ag- ed "a rag4to-riches cakewalk be fore .succumbing to the heaWi- ly favored Alumni in what was by far the best duel ever played between these two ouints in the annual get-toga-h CT. It was, also the closest that the perpetual underdog SJS team ever came to win ming and flor awhile, it appear ed that The blue and gold would at last humble the ter l riible duet of Johnson & Did, rickson.
 The hero and outstanding player in the annual melee l was Moses Johnson who play l ed brilliantly throughout but 1 it wasn't un.il midway in the third quarter that he showed local fans why he is the hold CT of many Gold Medal Tour naEments, the weight of which is enough to sink battleship. Johnson led all scorers in the game and ended up showing 1 21 poin s for the nights work Scoring only two in the first half, Mighty Moe. burned out the hoop with 10 in the third and added 9 damaging points in the last frame.
 Trailing throughout the en- tire game. and by as much as I 13 points, the Alumni couldn't keep up with the rapid pace \ set by the SJS speedsters. | wasn't until midway in the fir al frame that the Alumni ma
 chine got it's fast break into
 high gear. All pandernoniun
 broke loose, when. led by bal
 hawking Herb Didrickson anc
 Johnson, the Alumni began it! Euphill clirdb and took the leac
 for the first time at 42-41 late in the last quarter.
 The house became a com. plete bedlam when the Alum nj went into an unsuccessful semi-stall that nearly bachfir- ed on several occasions. Gll Hudson of SIS added a char ity toss to knd. the count al 42 all only to see Johnson break loose on a fast break to push the Alumni back into the drivers seat at 4442. Didrick. son added another field goal on a brilliantly executed lip in pass from Roger Lang to give the Alumni "a comfortable four point bulge of 46-42. SJS refused to stay down and came right back on Ia jump shot by Les Carle Ito whittle the mar
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begin

ation librarian and research as sistan., $25 day.
 Tom Stewart, convention se- cretary, will receive a salary of $2l per day, plus SIP per 6ieaa1.
 The delegates defeated a mo-
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14

yOLKsEWAGEN and Re nault representative. See Ben Forbes for a Renault
 demonstration ride. (FM)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14

EvINRUDE Aquasonic motors Stormking boats. Promps ser vice and complete stock of parts and accessories. Webb Marine. Phone 23O. (fm)
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
Maryland 25, Clemson 12 Wake Forest 13, Virginia ' Richmond ', Geo. Wash. 0
NATIONAL FOOTBALL

LEAGUE VA
 by The Associated Press New York IT, Baltimore z Chicago Bears 24, Los Angeles
 3 Washington ', San Francis
 co 0 Philadelphia B, Cleveland IT Green Bay 31, Chicago
 Cards IA Detroit 31, Pittsburgh 28
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY or popular size tires, tubes, and batteries. Sears Roe
 buck. Phone 114 or 115. (FM)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

GREYHOUND BUS SCHEDULE
FARMVIILE
Westtclc1 200 6.45 a. Is
las 3:35 SO
800 M 1925 p M only
Easbound ITO Richmond 1922 10 is ans 3l5p.m+
u $50 p. m; I;55 p. M;
Easbound ITO NorfoR) l08 ll:45 tSun. only
BUCKINGHAM (FAchmond- lexington
Westbound ITO lexington 3:4l 1881 p
Easbound (To Richmond l0:l7 5.17 p
BURKEVI4LE tRichmond Winston Saeml
Westbound tTo W-Saleml 239 a. m; ans 850 n.
l:16p M 36 It'll; 9:l4 I'LL,
11:34
Easbound ITO Richmond 2.49 a 35 a. MI. Cos mt
TIL a m. ~ IA M, 4:3O nj,
cor m. 93l D n.y., 1923
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Prospect

A Spiritual Life MISSION IS 1c-
.ag held each evening TINS vaak
III Owe Branch Church. Prospect
charge al . O'Clock, Rev B r
Price. OF Memorial Methodist
church, ApPoa1attox. j. guest
preacher
Mrs. BesS Grlnstead. Of Rich
mend was q week end visitor Of
her sister Mrs. Belle Marshall
MT and Mrs. william Byrd, OF
Oak Hall. spent Saturday Ia the
home Of Nj and Ms. c B.
Brown
John Carson and Steve Glenn
nave returned nome from South
SIDE hospital
u- u r.,a,,n .o.,..,,.a a.4.o
VII $3.50 i, ii. a I'M : NJ
" ''7 re-. w 49, III 10 ~ $50 :
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
D..
Illce

Dinner guests Of Mr. and ,Iys.
+ T Bondurant. FRIDAY even ne.
Rere Nj and Mrs. WIS. Wei vet
2nd Mrz. II P Bradshaw. hon
orsng Nj weaver on lis birth-
dsy
Mr and Mrs. r. Il. Pierce. Jr..
and children visited her parents.
Mr. apd Mrs, ". A Howell. a:
Windsor and his mother Mrs
Pierce tn Norfolk. during the
geek end
Mrs c j Bradshaw has re-
turned home after visiting Nj
and Mrs Alan Chenery and Miss
Claudia Bradshaw In Richmond
Mr. and Mrs James jenkins. Of
Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs.
claud Weaver last Wednesday
MIS- Ethel. Sims Of Alexandra
spent the week end with Nj ard
Ms. T z. Sims
At State Conference
Mrs II p Bradshaw and Ms
r. r Bondurant attended the
Crippled Children Conference at
the Roanoke Hotel last Wednes-
day ana Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Watkins
and Sally Ann Spent Sunday with
Rev ana Mrs H. N. Soyars Other
visitors in the same home were
Mr. and Mrs Carl Soyars, Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Green Bay

MIS- + c. Fowlkes of Victoria
p ut Tuesday and Wednesday
nights alth her sister Mrs. J r.
NuanaHy Mr. FoWlkes came Tor
her and had lunch with Mrs
Hu1ually on Thursday
Mrs T v owen and Mrs.
CHARLES owen had as supp r
guests Tuesday M and Mrs r
# Tkedd and Mr. and Mrs. F u
w
Mrs & Il. Ramsey and Mrs,
Emit WHIT were afternoon
visitors 81 Mr9 g w Palmer and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Richmond. an q Mr. nd Mrs.
Junior Laaho.ne. Of Lynchourg
Mr and Mrs. Law1orne were
week end guests Of her parents
Mr. and MIS-. Jamie Bradshaw.
Nj and Mis- Albert White.
Of Pennington. = J.. visited Miss
Mary Lyle last Tuesday
Ohio. Guests
Nj and Mrs Robert Green,
Of Akron. ONO. spent several days
NTH her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claad Weaver last neek Mr..
and Mrs weaver and Claud Jr.
visited relatives ID Richmond
FRIDAY and visited Mr.. ana Mrs.
Robert Buchanan tn Blackstone
Saturday
MI. and Mrs. Glis and Connie
Lou. Of Richmond. and Mrs.
johnson Hubbard. Of Farmville
visited Mrs r A Bradshaw last
Sunday
Mis- BOISE Andrews and Har-
vey Morgan. Of Richmond. we're
Were week end guests 81 Mrs.
f c Andrews
Miss Lena McNutt, of Farm
vile, spent a few days with Mrs
Weaver this week
N 4.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Mrs. F. u West Wednesday
H. b Duff. Of Philadelphia. and
Mrs Rose Soret left Tuesday for
visit Of some length with rel
atives in Florida
Mrs. c. p Garnett and Mrs. Ed
Shinault attended a reception at
Mrs CT E. CARROTS at Abilene
Thursday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

The Navy requlSittoncd It's first
a.rplane Oh May 8, 1911. II vas
can. tracted Of wood. canvas and
ca~a5le 81 flying a. least IS mies
AN hour
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Loper Lepel ArIinqton Store. Onlu

Lotoer LeDel- Arlington Store Only
i-37so Innerspring Mattress, nylon reinforced
ticking. double size. discontinued style - ISIS
1-90O0 Serta Foam Rubber Mattress and Box
spring Sci. fancy woven ticking. double size. soiled.
l950
border. heavy woven ticking. double size. discon-
i-lsse Enriander aTuftless Top. Innersprinr Nat.
tress stitched prebuilt border, 8oz ticking double
size, soiled - PATS
I-isse serta Box Spring, multi-coil construction.
llS5o Engiander Box Spring, S-oz. ticking, sturdy
coil construction. double sine -a.. 2z7S
l-1ls5e Foam Rubber e. Mattress and Box spring
Set, heavy woven ticking twin size. soiled 7l75.
1-S5.5o Serta Innerspring Mattress, stitched pre-
built border. woven ticking twin size floor sample
lass Serta Innerspring Mattress, stitched pre-
built border. s-os woven striped ticking. twin size
iMasse % ssrta Box sprinr. muiti-co oon.truction
1--s49s serta Box Spring. s-oz. woven ticking twin
Size, 6oled d---------------------+ 15.A7
I-issoo simmons Innerspring Mattress ana Boz
Spring Set, normal firm. turquoise ticking twin
l-7s5o simmons Innerspring Mattress, crush proof
border, king size s0' long twin size, soiled 3s7S
l-lO5.Oo Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring Set,
8-oz. ticking, twin size, soiled ---- $3.50
l-ssso Desk Chest, ccrdovan mahogany yeneered.
1ON sample A9.15
l-7s5e Chest Of Drawers, black and white We
neeredr floor sample .----.-----s----2 297S
I-Ss5e Chest Of Drawera blue mist veneered. floor
l-lssSs slmmons soiabed. Beautyres. construc-
l-S950 Foster Studio Couch, red upholstery, sleeps
., moor sample 4AB
l-2ls.so Fisher Duo Lounge, opens for sleeping,
tteon aepfic
Evening star., 1955-10-27
NecIssl,ena.
Street floor, Washington. ArIingtoa

Street Floor, Wosttngtcn, AritHgtpR
$50 Cotton EkirtM Small print with dark grounds
patent belt Broken size range - y .s1.99
299 and $50 BlOuses. Cotton. rayon Or nyl0n:
dressy or tailored; 50 to 80: broken asst lA9
598 Blouscs. silk nylon or dacron: dressy or
for 500
Washington ONLY
100 and 29g Cotton Tee Shirts Solid colors With
stripe trim large check styles novelty trins Small
medium, large a-----4--z- 100
I5e SIX Print scarfs. Large size; rolled hems 10
loo Nylon Ecarfs Long ascot: pastel shades, 500
SIS Tunic BlOuses. Cotton broadcloth; patent belt
White or black; 50 to 80 = for 500
l.99 BlOusea Cotton and nyion tailored cr dressy.
Solid colcrs or prints; % to So s-------------99c
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Linens, DOllsestics
Street Floor Washington Only

50-Secs. 2ss Printed Linen Cloths, 54x54" La
22-Secs. $50 Printed Linen Cloths, 52x72" - I.99
900-Secs Soc Martcx Kitchen Towels - 29o
75-399 Cotton Rugs 24x45" rubberized backs 500
l00--Secs 1.99 Pequot Muslin Sheets, 54x90' =. 100
346-Secs Its Pacific Crib Sheets percale -. $40
91-798 Bates Spreads, full size "Mayflower pat
tern - 4 500
6oo-ssc Cannon Hand Towels. diamond pattern.
for 100
2s-secs 1895 Orion Lace Cloths, 6oxso" or 7oxoo',
4ss
87--7.95-lO05 Chenille Spreads, twin or full 800
67-4s5 Pepperell NyIon Sheets. twin or full size,
2A9
34-198 Nyl0n Pillow Cases .z 99c
43-l98 Printed Plastic Cloths, 52x52" size with
Napkins ---- .------se- -.@.., ---- - $50
23-2ss Printed Plastic Cloths, 52x7o" size with
Napkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l49
Evening star., 1955-10-27
HGslsGlIsea.cIsiefs

Street Floor Washington, Arlington
Mems 100 Box Initial Handkerchiefs. Cotton or
linen. Three to box broken asst. Soc box
Mems 79c Hand-roIIed Linen Handkerchiefs, $50 ea
Mems and WOmen's 100 initiated Handkerchief
Linen or cotton hemstitched or rolled hens. White
or with colored initials, broken asst 39c
Boys 100 Box Handkerchiefs. Colored border and
initials. Three to box, broken asst. SOC box
Mems and Women's 100 Handkerchiefs. Women's
In Swiss sheer linen embroideries or prints. Mems
are white with regular or Tv initials Soc
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Leather. Goods
Street Floor, Washington, Arlington

55-Women's 100 Belts. Leather. fabric, plastic,
2 for 100
5000 Handbags Plastic or fabric -------. l.5Os
10--l0.95 Leather Handbags ---4--- 547s
1880 Handbags Leathers or fabrics - 2.5Os
5o-Women's 100 Billfolds. Change Purses or Cos
metic Bags ---.-..-. Soc
s-Women's 1890 Fitted Leather Dressing Cases
5EOs
!. +. la sPus Tax
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Notions
Street Floor Washington Only

20-1.0O Six-Tier Blouse Racks - 49c
16-2.sS Door Hampers for Laundry - 1.49
50-129 Plastic Chair Sets, broken coors sets l29
5o-l.9S Two-Way Stretch Girdles - 99c
so-s.s5 Feathernap Girdles, broken sizes ---1sS
50-l9s Wooden Chairs, unpainted ----------9 99c
40-1.so Traum Combination Hangers - soc
M-31.OO Hat Racks -------------------.--- -3y5Oc
Evening star., 1955-10-27
TOiJets.ies
Street Floor. Washtngton. ArIinat

Stfeet FIo0T, WASHINGTON. ATlington
1900 Cakes-25e Bulk Bath Soap Pine gardenia,
apple blossom, carnation or geranim -.s cakes LOO
1.50 to ZOO Lucite Hair Brushes. Assorted styles
and colors; nylon bristles ------.----. $50
$500 LaCr0ss Manicure and Implement Sets.
Eight pieces to each set ---------------a a0Os
100-130 Lucite Mirrors. Hand or stand style, two
faced some magnifying ------s------.--- ESQ
SOS Electric Heating Pads. Three fixed heat con-
troll rubberized oisture-resistant cover. UL. ape
proved ------. -s---s.-4 --.-44-@s-.-. 297
1900 Lighted Make-Up Mirror. Plastic case. adj
Unstable -----.-------------------- 500
Tax
Evening star., 1955-10-27
China
3rd Floor-W1stington Only

WU EtOU " US9St9s8HO'e O'esg
e-Irregs 2sDs Modern Dinner Sets, 53-pc. ----9.s8
SASS REQ White Dinner Sets, 53-pc. --------S9s
l00-4sc Imported Decorated Cups and Saucers,
for go
ss-LAs Imported nv sets. plate and matching
cur 7Ac
ii--lss Colorful Pyrex Baking Dishes. 2h-qt. size.
49c
7-i9S Universal Decorated Eathernware Tea Pots.
6-c,ip size ..-..---9 99c
8-l.9S Folding Black Iron Magazine Racks :. 99c
e-l98 FiintWood q Black Iron 2-Piece Servers, 900
6--l99S Plastic Luncheon Sets i6-pc. sunset red,
high noon yellow --------. 7.S8
5-2.49 Bowl Sets 5-pc. brown color ----------loo
Evening star., 1955-10-27
JasisiOa.s' : Wear

znd Floor, Washington, Arli1gtoR
ls-5.ss Blouses. Wool jersey or cotton - zso
2o-s.ss Jumpers. Quilted cotton. Black Watch
Is-sss 70 40 Cotton and Corduroy Bermuda
so-sss wool Bermuda shorts -2ss
Evening star., 1955-10-27

In the group. Sizes to H.
End Floor washington Only
2S-S95 Corduroy Stacks, solid green or brown size
QD 28h" waist - 2.99
s-students 1895 Wool zip-lined overcoats sizes
s-Youlhs sss Wool zip-lined overeoats, si.ss sizes
1913 1887
s-students 1896 Trench Coats, zip-lined, sizes
5-You.hs' iss5-2as5 Wool Sport Coats Size sizes
y ~, u, 2Os ---.------ - : 9.97
Ao-o.sa a'Ss Sond Color Corduroy Stacks, size
ss-sss Sport Shirts, long sleeves gabardines. ,sI
broadcoths, soied or mussed broken sizes $50 19S
1850 E.Z. Winterweight Shorts, size SOC
H-Ss9 Corduroy Sport Shirts 2-tone, broken
SIR. Ass Wool sport Coats, size --- III IA.
5S-Jr. 3S9 Washable Dress SIacks sizes 6-l2 199
SS-Prs. SSc-75c Hose, famous make, size on
2l-l9e Boxed Tie and Jewelry Sets - 7sc
Sz-8s9 Cowboy Shirts, samples sizes 10 and IA l.99
!l-l09S-l7.95 Winter Jackets, broken sizes 500
-lSSo western style Suede Jackets, size 20 898
$3.50 Four-Pc. Ten-Way Suits, sizes 1920 in
lL7ss Washable Poplin Jackets, cotton flannel
nneo' broken sizes 2.99
Street Floor--Arlington Only
Lstudents As5 Wool Sport Coats, sizes "a, 49,
3--19s5 Wool Sport Coats sizes II, 18, 10 9g7
l-ssss Four-Pc. Ten-Way Suits, sizes 10 and
"a .,.-s-. 1897
2-Students' 1885 Zip-lned Trench Coats, sizes
a6 and 40 fa97
3-l495 Wool sport Coats, sizes 8, o. 10. 147
36-S9c white Cotton Tee Shirts, sizes and 44c
$500 Beacon Cotton Robes, size only 299
10-299 Plastic Raincoats, yellow and black broken
elzes ---.s - Lao
1850 Pin-Stripe Dress shirts, broken sizes 19s
10-299 Solid Color Dress Shirts, broken sizes 14s
zl-3S9 Sport Shirts long sleeves soiled or mussed
broken sizes I99
5--209 Sleeveless Vests, broken sizes 1Ao
s-Sss Sleeveless Vests sizes l8 and 2o--------2ss
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Small EIectrics
3rd Floor Washington Only

5-4e5 Electric vibrators lA9
2-4895 Universal Cleaners, H. samples, as is 1895
3--2795 Presto Electric Skillets l2.99
2-i9.98 Apt.-Size Electric Washers. for small APP
parel s-..---444-- 9.99
i--7as5 Vacuum Cleaner. std. make, n sample.
scratched
Evening star., 1955-10-27
3.9o Cotton PIisse Slips

50 Of these no-iron slips; nylon en-
broidered trim. Broken size range.
KGnn's Lingerie, Second Floor. Washincton.
Street Floor Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Budget Shop COafs

Second Floor, Washington Only
29-29.s8 to 499s Coats for Misses. Tweed, boucle,
cashmere blends, wool alpacas; many cclors. 1o.Oe
5-AIisseS 65.ee to 1885 Fur Trimmed Coats 500
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Women's 7.95 cosuoI Shoes

Famous Aptitude" casuals; step
In pumps or straps In black. red, - A@
tan, vanilla. Soft leather uppers, y =
wedge heels. Sizes 4 to 10 In group.
Kann's Shoes. Fourth Floor Washington;
Street Floor Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-27
l.59 Plastic Gorment Bag.
7Qe ea.'

Buy several of these 8-garment bags
to store your suits against moth
damage and dust. Plain and floral
designs in several pattern effects.
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Fabrics

Fabrics
Street Floor Washington, Arlington
3.95 Metallic Rdyon Fobries
Imported and domestic
weaves In blue. green, silver 01 u
500 yds. at this price!
LOO Royon Flannel Suitings
Very nice, firmly woven quality.
Il 1u1 wsshts sRSts z fos vassa suits SKIRTS Skirts I'd
dresses. etc. 40" wide.
Street Floor Washington Only
7oc-2.o0 Dress Fabrics
D.e. Il Lengths E1o6 q S sgss eSsasrDg DT
and I'd yelyeteens As; assorted colors 4 m u
3.5o-4.o5 Mill Length WooIens
Suit, dress and skirt weights
In 2 to 6 yd lengths Wool = -
crepes, tweeds imports. and EN0 yd.
wide
l.6o Royon-o Orion Crepes
Washable 1.6o printed crepes
with background coiors Of red, u Ee
green, brown or tan. Assorted ~ yds
print designs. In 40" widths
5oc TO 7oc Cotton Remnonfs
Plain and printed cottons In
lengths Of to 3-yds. per piece - HHe
Excellent assortment, all &c. va.
wide
soc Fast Color Printed Cottons percaes and broad
cloths, asst. colors 29c I'd.
l.7o Nylons and Rayon Laces pastels and white.
Sc I'd.
6ec Raycn Ninon Soaring In yellow. blue or rose
exqusitely sheer and easily laindered $40 I'D.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Economy Size
FAMOUS coSMETIcS

Save one half on tale, lotion,
shampoo, cold cream, dry skin
cream. busting powder. petrol q a.
cum jelly. hair tonic, hair ~
dressing -
spluS Tax
Kann's Tosetries. Street Floor, Washinoto
and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-27
$50 Bouffont Petticoots

Only 100, Nylon taffeta in gray orSA 00
ditlm, large.
Evening star., 1955-10-27

Famous make belts Of genuine
feathers. In black and browns. Buy - Ae
several now! No need to be l.
belt man! Broken sizes.
l-lzSS Corduroy Jacket, upper front -------6.47
I-lAas Tv Jacket faded and mussed -------1l7
7-l.2S Cotton Tee Shirts, soiled --------.----62c
e-ssc Cotton Tee Shirts, sotled -------------z2c
ass Cotton Tee Shirts soiled ---------- LAT
5e-2.ss Cotton Flannel Sport Shirts blue only.
Lat
3-s.s5 An Wool Sport Shirts, green only - 2s7
3-lks5 Pullover Sweaters, 9O% cashmere, 1oss
S-49s Sleeveless Sweaters, faded ------------2.l7
s-S95 PulIover Sweaters. mussed 2s7
5--3ss Polo Shirts short sleeves, nussed .1s5
S-6sc Athletic Shirts, famous make. sizes 40.
musseo ------------------- ------. Szc
2-ls5 Jackets, rayon-lined. ripper fronts ----2l5
4-sS5 Corduroy Stacks, sizes %, 80, "a ----4.77
1S-1ss Medium weight AHd-length Shorts --65e
Evening star., 1955-10-27
1923 and 1898 Wool Skirt
Infont Girls, 7.es Prom Sui,

Only "A. One piece suit with
matching bonnet In estron or - 80
gabardine. Upper front, hands - ~NY
and feet enclosed. Pastel colors.
Kanns Intants' Wear. Fourth Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Women's l.eo Leisure Slippers

WUmen ~ IeISUFe StIppeFS
Many styles; hard or soft soles. Several ooe
colors sizes to Q. st. Fl. Wash. only. ~ =
lz.o5-I4.o5 Toni Drake Shoes
Several styles and materials, high ~ A-
or medium heels. Not every size in ~. 80
each style. VOTE
Kann's Shoes. Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-10-27
3.oo Back Wraps. Brunch Coat.

Floral prints on white grounds. k0
Sizes for misses and half sizes. go ~
KGnn's Daytime Dresses, Second Floor.
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Mems 1875 Roincoots
Famous make, single breasted
style with raglan shoulders ~ A@
434. GA, 9i46; shorts 2f34; Xxx
longs 1i42, LA. o~~
End Floor Washington Only

End Floor Washington Only
l-275o Gabardine Topcoat solid tan, single
breasted, size 40 regular 1888
4-l0.55-l9.75 Gabardine T0pcoats, all wool water
repeilent, regs. 2I44 short lI42, long li44 1888
1-e65 Wool Topcoat gray shetland, single breasted
gze "a regular 1853
l--29.5S Wool Sport Coat, famous make, brown
check size 80 long 968
5-sz5o-3s.75 Sport Coats all wool regs 2l40, li44,
t46; shorts 1f38 LAO 1f42 2-. 1883
3-SA Wool Flannel Suits, light gray. single
breasted, sizes So, SO short t--------------2l.77
Evening star., 1955-10-27
3.o5 Mems Dress Shirt

Boxer style In solid coiors and
fancies. Fully cut for comfort. Stock
up now at this clearance price,
Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
Misses I9.9s-25.oo Dre..e.

Misses I9.9S-25.oo Dresses
Special Purchased styles for
dress, styles for street wear q - AA
Black. navy and other fan shades V~WU
In sizes 10 to 10. 9~eOS
Kann,s Better Dresses, Second Floor.
Washington and Arlington
200 Women's Better Hats
Reduced from our own stock Of -
better hats All the best styles and ~ Un
colors In wanted headsizes.
KGnH's Millinery, Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
1923 and 1898 Wool Skirts
Sizes to Is. ~o0~
Kann,s juniors Wear. Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-27
BOys' Wear
2nd Floor Washington.
Street FLoOr-Arlin0tOn


Washable cotton twill slacks with
elastic waist. Davy Crockett motif (
on front, white fringe on sides. Sizes
9 TO IL In the group.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
loo Dovy Crockett Polo Shirt

Fine quality cotton knit shirts with
short sleeves, Davy Crockett motif 4
on front. Solid white, maize or pink Z
In the group. Sizes to IL.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
5oe 10 7oe cotton Remnonts

Plain and printed cottons In
lengths Of to 3-yds. per piece. !
Excellent assortment. all SO"
wide.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
.I.6o Royon-o Orion crepes

Washable 1.6o printed crepes
with background colors Of red,
green, brown or tan. Assorted
print designs. In 40" widths.
Evening star., 1955-10-27
3.o5 and 4.o5 Sport Shirts

Just look at this less than V
price buy! All shirts have long
sleeves, convertible collars. AS
sorted fabrics and colors. Broken
sizes.