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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
NORTHDETROI1
By Mr.. ]. Boyden

Tae North Detroit news column
. r .a1-sd 70 any one church
~ osra:z4,in but IS open 20 all
1t.z@a- ana rsanizstions OF the
nn4-nliy
T1- Ncsa I-;roi, Housewives
League ~ w1.sh Mrs. Catherine
HINES j. Y-es:den, holds meetings
ea ths second Thursday night 81
zach moa;a 4, Ford and Ford :
paFlpss al Davidson near De-
qa!ngte Every housewife would be
greatly benefited by attending
'hese meetings All are welcome.
Julian Marshall arrived recently
from : Louis No and is plan
ming to MAKE Detroit his. home He
Resides with his mother. Mrs Sal
lie Marshall and sister. Mrs Mae
Fields
The inspirational community pro-
gram 10 be given al 3 p IN. Sum
day. April 10. will present as guest
speaker DR. J Bargyh The meet
ing will be al Lomax A. NJ. T. Il.
Church. on Dequindre. Music will
be furnished by the Senior Choir
and guest soloists.
The Elites and Buds OF Promise
will sponsor fashion show. Mon
day night. April is. at Lomax
Church. Mrs G. II Thomas is pre-
sident OF the former club; Miss
Matte Tilson. president OF the lat
ter.
In his discourse last Sunday
morning. the Rev. ID. p. Thomas
pastor OF Lomax Church. preached
from the theme, Lord. Jesus
Christ" A descriptive analysis OF
each OF these names was given and
the part each should play in the
daily life OF every Christian The
Rev. L. p Powell. presiding elder,
delivered the evening message,
subject. Where Are You Headed? ?
He Is conducting ten-day revival
at the church. The Senior. Junior,
and Gospel choirs are furnishing
the music.
Mrs Lena Brown. faithful stew
ardess OF Lomax. passed away last
Sunday at noon She was the mo-
Their OF George Brown. 2062 Cody,
with whom she made her home.
ID. w. Boyden and the Rev. Mr..
Young are improving nicely at Re-
ceiving Hospital.
Miss Katie Tilson read the intro
ductory history OF the origin OF
Spirituals written by George Hoag-
land. and recently sung at the
community program in North De-
troit.
The Community Chorus rehears-
es every night at Nazarene Baptist
Church. on Dawson avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Plantation Club
Big Easter Parade

The management OF the Club
Plantation announces that eveij
patron who visits the club East
Sunday will be contestant for the
prizes which will be given 10 the
best-dressed man and the best
dressed woman.
Manager Bill walker states that
this Easter Parade will be the
erandest ever held at the Planta-
tion. and will feature brand new
floor show. which Producer Teddy
Blackman declares will be the
best yet.
A few OF the attractions at the
Club Plantation this spring will in
chide an open house every Mon
day night. with three floor shows
and no minimum or cover charge
and swing school and jam sess
sion
The Blue Hour each Sunday
Manager walker says. Is increas-
inr in popularity and every effort
Is exerted 10 see that each patron
has a grand time every Sunday
from 10 3 .. m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

Read the Detroit Tribune each
week and send your local news
items 10 the local correspondent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
ALLEGA AN
OBy Mary BROWN


The residence OF Mrs Louis SAL
tiers was the scene OF a beautiful
Joint party in celebration of the
biri hdays Of several friends, on
March 20. with Mesdames Grace
Brown and Mason Dungey s
hostesses. The honorees included
Sidney Brown, Miss Almeda Bow
ems and Mrs. Louis Salters.
The following guests were pres
ent Mr. and Mrs r. Cowens, Mr.
and Mrs. Laverne May Messrs
Robert and Marvin Luttrell. Mar
ian Banks. Charlie Butler. Sid and
Link Brown Miss Mary Brown,
Mrs Grace Brown. Mrs. Claudia
Howard. Winifred Mitchell. Thel-
ma. Margaret. and Eleanor Salters,
Edward Bowers. Miss Almeda
Bowers. Mrs. Mason Dungey. and
Dorfes and Clarence Gafeney.
Robert Luttrell and family plan
10 move to the country. sometime
In April or May.
Mrs. Grace Brown honored Mrs
Louis Salters at a surprise ami
versary party. April 3. Guests at
tended from Paw Paw and Ches.
, hire.
Mrs. Mamie Dooley Is home from
University Hospital at Ann Arbor
Mr.. Gafeney met with a painful
accident recently while AZ work
A silver Of steel punctured hi'
knee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
BAKER COLORSJ
NOW WORN BY
SOCCER TEAM
Club Shows Promise
BY Winning Ito
First Games

During the past month Hort
Baker took over the Eckhafi A
Becker soccer team and renamed
them Bert Baker All-Stafs. Frank
Crowley was appointed manager Of
the team
In their first appearance under
me Baker colors. the All-Stars
held the Thistles. present Michi-
gan champions. 10 tie score, jim
nv Cannen proved the hero OF the
game. scoring twice for the Bakers.
Carson. considered one OF the
hes, soccer players IN the state,
was signed nv Crowley last week
carson a left wing formerly play
"a with Chevrolet. Red Furman.
alI-American full back. was also
signed 10 play with the team. Fur
man toured South America during
the summer. taking part In some
exciting games in the SoRth Ameri-
can countries
some Of the other players on the
team are Eddie Van Nestle, goal
keeper who has represented Michi-
gan in numerous all-star games;
James Cannen. high scoring CEN
ter from the Germans: Eddie Null
lock inside right: recruited from
the Thlstles Alex Lundee. James
Herman. Lawson Hannah. and Jim
my Mathews
Close followers OF soccer predict
n bright future for the Bert Bak-
ers. ana that II will he the team 10
bear 10 win the championship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

Baker. "sn
The next meeting OF the o,..
nization will be held Friday. 49, 80
5. at II artford ~
munity Center. on the Yves, GU
The public Is cordially luy v's,
10 attend all meetings Of the CIV Ivy
mittee On Negro Registration A.,
Voting. especially the mass M,
Ing to be held Sunday. al NM.
ger Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
CALLING VOTERS

ton. NJ Kelly Fritz. and others.
Others present nj the meeting
last week were: " A. Bristol. At
torney c. Henri Lewis, Mrs. Sarah
walker. Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Vivian
Daniels. julian Wheeler, c. II. Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
TO RENT
FURNISHED APARTyENIS

Garfield ga between Brush and
John X (Gla>ier .partments).
Furnished two rcoms apartments;
private hath gas. electricity A heat
furnished In this modern. sftrz~-
tive and clean apartment building
es-7s 10 49, weekly. Ezekiel fe~'
Carefaker. Temple s-.ssa l-ls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
CLATTE R
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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-07-27
LEADERS, MEET ING
July 27.1958
ON sp sas szs ~ snp 90

Twelve leaders of Better Buyers Groups
met Wednesday afternoon in the home Of
Mrs. May Fitch.
Mrs. Lee drew the groups attent on &c
the Government Bureau Of Simpl flied Prac-
tice which has saved the cons ,uner money
by establ fishing niformity Of containers .
Packers were buying IS different sizes
and shapes Of preserve Jars; only 9 are
manufac tured now, and in such wholesale
lots as to bring down the price paid by
the hous owifo for a jar Of preserves.
Mrs. Lee also explained that the Federal
Bureau Of Standards had standard lied
labels Of sizes and qualities so that
those companies labelling their pajamas
Bureau Of Standards size would all be
selling the Same ice garment as Size C.
Mrs Trettor s,urrnari Zod for this group
the studies made by her discuss ion group
on how to avoid Kitchen pois ons during
the sumner months.
Mrs. Harper, who has boon Groenbe1t's
repres entative in Prince Georges County
efforts to get a milk ordinance, led
round table discuss ion Of this community
milk problem. Copies Of the notices
dis tributed by tho milk companies who are
raising their milk prices, wore read and
critic ised. The group was unanimous in
sing a motion instructing the chair
man Of the meeting to write to these
dairies protest ting their unethica1 pro-
paganda, and for her to send copies Of
thoso notices to the county news paper and
to the Greenbelt Cooperator with letters
Of protest.
At the next meeting Of tho Groups i.
Leaders Of the Botter Buyers Club VIC
hope for a report from tho Cooperative
Organizing Cormi tteo's Finance Comdi ttoe
on dairy expenses.
On July Is delightful evening was
spent at Sc Parkway Road when several
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-07-27
THE YOUNGER SET
by
Toni Larmore


Hi, folksl Wo haven't many Of
you lately. Perhaps it's bottor to stay
ms ide, though, and play with your toys
in your play-pens than to be caught in a
dovm-pour Of rain. TITS mighty hard for
some Of us younger babies to jump out Of
tho carriage and help Mother quickly dash
to shelter.
Robert Joseph LOWS is l8 months OLD
Roy Frank just past the year mark. Jeanne
Matthew'S is IT. months old. What she likes
to do best Of all is go "Bye-Bye". Mildred
Ann Hawk will be years old August oath.
Mary joyce Johnston, now e years, likes
her dolls best Of all.
Eugene Herman is another young man who
started walking at IL months. He is now
l2a months old.
We just met brand baby, John
Richard Chase, born Juno Goth. He has
brown hair and blue eyes. His grandmother
is Wis iting him from North Carolina and
holping him to got adjusted in this strange
Wond erfu1 world.
Roso Marie swooney's favorite sport is
riding her bicycle. She is % months old.
The LIST Of August Rose Mario is expecting
q visit from her Grandmother who lives in
New York.
Gayle Fleharty, q years old, like many
othors hor ago, likos to help hor Daddy buy
groceries. Gayle has q baby sister, Bar
bara Ann, IL months old. Barbara Ann has
toeth, say "lhuver" and "byo, Bye,
and Walked at IL months.
We wish could have boen old enough
to enter tho soap box derby. Perhaps if
all our soap instead Of using it
for fow years wo' II have enough to SLIDE
into first place whom grow q little oldg
Mr. Robert Jacobsen, ASS is tant Manager
Of Groonbelt Consumer Services, loft Sat-
urday, to join his wife in Minneapolis
for two woek's vacation. Mr.. JAG OLSEN
had wanted to patronizo airplane for the
trip, but Mrs. Jacobsen put her foot down.
She said no couldn't risk his neck like
that unless she along too.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-07-27

On July Is delightful evening was
spent at Sc Parkway Road when several
members Of Group II were entertained by
Mrs. N. Vaughan. The occasion was a
little surprise for Baby Fair, one Of the
new arrivals to the group. Several nice
gifts. were received by the proud mother
who was accompanied by her mothor Mrs.
Snow. Mrs. Vaughan served delicious
homemade icocreom, cookies and punch,
while talk wont on mainly about Baby, the
Boss Of the homo.
Evening star., 1938-04-21

! Mons Wardrobe, m o d ern
style; hos two compartments
for hanging clothes end ample
drawer spoee. Walnut veneer
finish on other hordwoods;
metal hardware. Was S54.e5.
Fridoy y------$44.95
] oeeesioneI Choir with solid
mahogany frame; topestry COW
cred. Queen Anne style. Was
$685.. Friday ---$24.95
London Club Lounge Choir
with down-fi||ed cushions. Was
$685.. Fridoy-----$54.95
] BsrssI Style Chair with loose,
down-fiIled cushions covered
with genuine frieze, in green.
Was $59.95. Fridoy--$54.s5
] oeeesiensI chsis. ChippendoIe
style; wine color mohoir cover.
Was $39.o5. Fridoy--$34.95
! Boudoir chsir with loose
cushions; covered with cotton
domosk; gold. Sold os is. Wos
S24.95. Friday ----$l6.95
] Lounge Chair with loose
sprine-fiIIed cushions; topestry
covered. Was $49.95. Fri
doy y--------$44.s5
] oinstte Extension Tebls.
Duncon Phyfe style; walnut
veneer finish. Was $24.o5.
Friday
chippsndsh Style oeeesienel
TsbIss, Coffee TsbIss, coekteiI
1sbIes and Lsmp TsbIss. Were
$l2.e5. Fridoy----4--$9.95
Evening star., 1938-04-21
FURNITURE, Greatly Reduced
Mohosony Veneer Buffet left

Mohosony Veneer Buffet left
from suite. Two storage COM
portments; ample drawer spoce.
Was S4o.95. Fridoy---$24.e5
Solid ook Chino cass, English
style. Dull finish. Was $39.95.
Friday doy-----$9.95
] Solid MepIe Dinstte 1ebIe.
dull finish. Will scot six people
when open. Was $2o.95.
Friday -----Sl4.s5
Chest Of Drawers; mahogany
finish: Four large drowers.
Was Sl9.95. Fridoy---$le.s5
] Dresser with swinging style
mirror. Cabinet style; mohoo-
ony finish. Was $40. Fri
day --------$le.s5
Chest Desk; colonial style;
metol hondIes. Mahogany ve-
neer on other hardwood. Wos
$49.e5. Fridoy----$2e.e5
! Solid Maple Chest Of Drowers,
eorly American style. Wos
1895. Friday -----$34.95
5 Vanities left from suites. Loroe
mirrors and generous drawer
spoee. Were $685. to S4o.e5.
Friday SI4,95
ChippsndaIe oees sional Choir,
spring scot. Covered with oenu-
ing mohoir. Was $39.o5. Fri
day -----S34.95
besrsl Style Choir with high
back, loose down-fi|Ied cush-
ions. Green frieze cover. Was
$50 --------$54.95
Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
2. o 90 MEMS
SHIRTS & SHORTS
29c 6 for sl.5O

SHORTS Of hieheount colorfost broodcIoth in white
ond potterns. EIoste sde-te styles with balloon
scot Sizes 80 to A.
SHIRTS Of fine eorbed yorn made full lenoth with
deepout ornhoIes. Sizes "a to 49,
200 Mems Ties. Good Spring patterns and coors
Formerly 5eo, 7ec, 81. Fridoy- 3ee
400 Poirs Mems Socks ond onklets. Fine oouoe
royons ond isles in smart patterns. Reinforced
bee ond toe. Sizes II to Y. Fridoy--5 poirs 81
IS Men, Shirts Solid ooIors and patterns. Broken
sizes. Formerly sl.2o and Sl55, Frdoyeee
Z Mems Broeoded Robes, with full lining Blue
in small size, oroy in large Sizes Formerly $50
rhooy -.---------------
Mems Sports sweoters. Good patterns. Broken
sizes. Formerly sos, Frdoy sl.5e
IS Mems Polo Shirts. Formerly ST, $3.50 ond
S1e5, Fridoy-
Mems Sports Joeksts.- Suede leather front ond
book worsted sleeves. Sizes SO to A. Formerly
1895, Friday $685.
10 Mems Sports Shirts. Wool: long sleeves Small.
medium and large sizes. Formerly S2o5. FRI
Store for Men :. First Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Bedding Reduced

COLONEL Poster Beds. Double size. For
merIy SlO.95, Frdoy- S4.e5
8 Coil Springs. HeIieo tied top. Formerly
1895, Friday S6.39
IL Innersprins Mattresses. STANDARD size:
handles ond ventiIotors. Formerly Sle.o5,
Friday Se.o5
Studio Couehes. With comfortable in
nersprIng mattress. Formerly $34o5, FRI
doy $2395
] Studio Couch. With arms and back:
good sturdy covering. Formerly S5o.95,
frIdoy S3o.95
Spool Beds. OF hardwood. Forrerlv
1925, Friday
Bedding Fomth Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
l Set FlatWare
R;ss'%v ;;ss; $7.95

Complete "a piece set; service for eight.
IS Chrome Novelties. Were 81. FRI
day 5se
d-Forasd Aluminium Pieces. Were
ST to $3.50. Friday y--25e to $3.50
! Silver Plotted Tea Set: 4 pieces. Was
$50. Fridoy- y-----$25
SiiperwGre .. First Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
HOmeWareS Reduced

z Rebuilt Hoover CIsonsrs. Model lO2;
oil worn parts ore replaced. Fridoy $3.50
- Skirt Bosrds. feet long. Regularly
$l.39. Friday 49e
10 Kitchen SeoIss. Weigh up to IS pounds.
Is Vegetable 1onss. For lifting hot veoe-
tobIes. Friday
Both Seoles. Weigh up to 200 pounds.
Friday
ZOO Rolls Kitchen Poper Towels. Regularly
l5c. Friday -------------
] knes-hoIe Cobinet Bose. 3 drawers,
breed box and stonIess porcelain top.
Formerly S24.5O. Friday -$le.ss
53-4-Pieee Cannistsr Sets. Assorted
colors. Formerly o9c. Friday Use
IL Electric Combination Sandwich Toost-
srs-GriII. Friday -66e
IS Bubble syphon Bottles. Nix your own
soda woter. Formerly $2.98. Friday. $l.z9
Homewares -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Electrical Appliances
DraStically Reduced

Norge Weshsr with electric pump; formerly
$3.50. Fridoy $3.50
Norge Go. Rsnss. 4-burner top with black and
white porcelain finish; fully insulated. Excellent
condition. Formerly S99.5O. Friday $3.50
] Westinshouss Electric Ronss. In good condition.
] Crosisy Refrigerator. 1887 model; cubic foot
size Originally Sl58.95. Friday
KeIvretos. u cubic foot size, suitable for boord-
Fridoy $3.50
Norge Electric Refrigerator. cubic foot size, suit
obe for boarding house or small restouront. Porce-
lain finish inside and outside Originally 1914.
Fridoy y.------------,-
] Csosley Refrissratov. 6 cubic foot size; 1887
model. Originally $l77.95. Friday
! ksIvnotos. cubic foot size de luxe model 1887,
Originally $2Oe.95. Friday -$i7s.s5
! Leonard Electric Refrigerator. cubic foot size;
1887 model. Originally $685. Friday -$Iss.s5
Electric Appliances Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Ribbons. Yard, 19c

A large assortment in plaids. Roman
stripes. polka dots. ombres, fancy stripes
and others Widths to inches
lengths from ! to 3 yards.
Ribbons First Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Outstanding Clearance Sl6.95 to S29.95
Dresses. So
81 Handbags. Sl.59

Genuine leather; in black, novy or
brown. Only IS.
II Hondboss, too-hondIe styles. Black
ond brown Were 81. Friday 81
Soft Golf Hondboss with silver finish
knobs. z black and | novy. Were S..
IS Hondbass in black, copper or novy
Were 81. Fridoy- oy----79e
Leather Goods First Floor
Juniors Dresses, Suits
s Junior Dresses; were s8o5 81
8 Junior Dresses were Slo.e5 ond
Sl295. Friday ----$4
) ShetIond Wool Suits in junior sizes
Were $685.. Friday -----$5
Junior Dresses Third Floor
l3-S8.95 Thrift Shop Dresses, 81
In poin ooIors and prints; misses ond
woroen's sizes
10 Dresses for women ond little women.
Were S895. Friday $6
Thrift Dresses . Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
RubberiZed Kitchen
Aprons, 49c

Were 69c. Attractive and colorful pat
terms. Medium and large sizes.
Travelling Sewing Kits containing thread,
thimble and needles. Were Csc. Fri
day
IL Overnite Cases with lock and key.
In brown or black. Were 81. Fri
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Spectacular Clearance
Coats and Suits

10 Shetond Wool coots with silky wolf collars Box
styles. Were 1896. Friday S2leo
] Fitted Dress Suit in block, with black kidskin
eoor Size Is. Was s5995 Fridoy $3.50
Frdoy S21.o
! Block Dssssmeker Suit with monkey fur collar
Size Is. Was S3e.e5. Friday oy-----------Sls
Mems Weer Tailored Suits, brown only; sizes u,
Is, Is. Were S2oo5 Friday oy-----SI4
] swesssr coot with natural lynx collar Size Is,
in beige Wos $685.. Friday $3.50
Dress coots with fox eolIors. In navy blue;
sizes II, s and 35I7. Were S5e.e5. Fridoy, $2l 80
Fitted Dress coot, oroy, with eroy kidskn coor.
Size 8. Wos $685. Friday
Gold Fleece coot fitted, with fox collar.
Size g. Was S69e5. Friday --Szl.eo
4 Womsn's HeK-sizs coets Of Fosstmonn's Poro.o.
In beige; sizes STA and 1914. Were $2eo5.
fr1OOy
, Fsses coats with wolf collars. Sizes Is, ls and
20. Were S2e.e5. Friday oy----------$l4
Goats ssd Snifs Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
$50 Pieces DinnerWare
Sc 7c l2C

Plates, fruit Dishes pIotters Of decorated American
porcelain. few pieces Of several patterns, not
every item in each pottern.
; Pottery Rsnss SETS. Formerly soc, Fridoy-
! Fish Bowl Stend. Formerly $3.50, Fridoy----$l
Z Chino Service Pistss Wide gold enerustsd bor-
ders Formerly $2es, Frdoy doy-------$l.e
China Service PIetss. Wide eolored borders with
foroI centers. Formerly 81, Friday
; Flower Pots. OF yellow pottery. Formerly 75c,
Green Pottery vsss. Originally $3.98, FRI
lS Frosted 1umbIsss. l4-ounce size. Originally
25c, Friday
; MstsI Door Stops. Formerly $l.lo. Fridoy- 79s
China . Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
30 Cotton House Coats
w.,. u@ 79c

styles.
Cotton Psjemes Ensembles with ful-leneth coot
Broken sizes. Were 81. Friday
pein Cotton Pesmes with house coat ottoched
Size 8 only. Were S3.25. Fridoy- S2.z9
sPurs-Dys Pure Silk Satin keslissss, Iocs trimmed
Broken sizes, in light dusty rose, blue and white.
Were $lO.95. Friday
7FIennsstts Psiemes; broken sizes. Slightly soiIed
Were 81 90. Fridoy- 34s
s psirs Rsyon Crsps Peiemos, mostly dark potterns.
Sizes IS and Is IN the lot. Were $3e5. FRI
Strsisht Top Sips in oee trimmed and few toiIoed
styles. Long length; small Sizes Were $l.o5.
Fridoy ----------.-------
Cotton Slips with full panel bock and front. Broken
sizes. Regularly soc. Friday
Lisfsyis Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Sports Jackets. 81

Were Slo5. Gold and rose Sizes 81
to SO. Only a.
II Sports BIouses. Were So. FRI
doy
s Corduroy Jenkins. Were S3.95. FRI
doy soc
IS Knit Dresses; wo-pieee styles; pos
tel shades. Sizes IA to l8. Were
$3.50. Friday oy--$z
Sports Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Fur Collars. $l.98

Dramatic your cloth coat or plain suit
with one of these handsome collars. OF
Wolf, Vicu Fox, Kidskin. Tibetan and
others. In tan. brown, light and dark
gray beige and black.
Fur Collars .. First Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Regular $3.50 and $2.95
LINEN PIECES
t5'ss' 6"ly 5 81
$I.69 10 SI.98 Linens, SI.29

J Medsi'o Linen Dresser Seerfs Sl.2s
8 Hend- embroidered Linen Luncheon Cloths, Sl.2o
J Imported Scotch Lees Cloths 1Ox7OJ Sl2e
ltoIion Linen Dresser Searfs Sl2e
hond- mode Lace Dresser Sesrfs- $l.2o
~ Fine Muslin Sheets. Size slsoo Reoulorlv 81 80
tridoy 80
IL Cotton Blenkets. Light weight; plaid potterns
Regularly $3.50. Frdoy - si.ss peir
~ Patchwork Style Quilts. SIZE 72xs4 inches
~ WooI-ssoI Bed Comforts. Size 72xs4 inches.
Regularly $3.50. Fridoy $3.50
condIewiek Bedsp'sods Al'-white, hand tufted,
slightly soiIed. Regularly s8e5. Fndoy- $e.e5
Linen and Domesfies Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
l8 kayser Slips, 89c

Royon crepe slips, fomous Koyser ouoI-
ity; discontinued styles. Teorose; sizes
81 to 40.
6 Lisle Panties in extra sizes. Tearose.
Were 79c Friday for 81
s Cotton Union Suits. light weight. with
half sleeves and tight knees. Were 81.
Friday 6sc
l Pair Kayserette Pajamas of cotton.
Size IA, peachblush. Was $l95 FIJI
day 81
Pantie Girdle of Lastex yarns. Slightly
soiled sl95. Friday ay--- SOC
Ravon Un...s First Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21

Notions %. First FIooi
Evening star., 1938-04-21

Consists Of l2xlo-inch pod, hand
bIotter, poper rack and poper
knife, OF Smith crofted leather
cite, in O dark maroon colour.
Stationery First Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-21
Costume JeWeFy
Regularly ,"1 ty,s 81 So

Tewelry ,. First Floor
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-25
PARSON JACK WILL
PREACH TO The JEWS

Parson Jack invites all the Jews,
far and near to Salem M. E. Church
for Sunday evening services at 7:30,
at which time he will speak on "Our
Debt To The Jews. In the morning
he will preach on "The enemies of the
Spiritual Life. Epworth League will
be held at 7:3O.