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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
ITEMS FROM OLD TIMERS

At the regular meeting of the board
Of directors of the Old Time Ball
Players Association recently held, re-
port Of the death Of former indoor
base ball team Manager Carl +.
Schroeder, on Saturday, April - was
given by the secretary. A letter OF
coincidence was mailed TO the family Of
the deceased former manager and u
wreath of flowers made up in base
ball design was sent To the home OF
Mrs. Schroeder by the association. The
secretary reported that the death OF
Mr.. Schroeder called out the last of
the FORMER old time managers, viz. ::
John l.. Sullivan, Herbert X. Browne,
John j. Marx. and now Carl +. Schroe-
der, all G whom managed champion
ball clubs in Wyandotte in the old
days. A special committee on reSOlu-
tiOns was appointed with instructions
to- draft suitable resolutions Oh the
death of former Manager Schroeder,
the same TO be presented at the next
meeting Of the board. Arthur Long l.
chairman OF the committee with Harry
MehlhOse, Walter Perry. John Mul ply
and the secretary other members vi the
committee.
The secretary reported receipt Of u
recent newspaper article, from the
Philadelphia Inquirer describing The
award recently Of gold Gruen wrist
watih by Old Timer BARLEY j. Doyle
20 eleven-year-old Gene Watson as Il
reward and acknowledgment of his
hefOism in saving boy companion
from the icey Schuykill river Oh Feb
ruary II.
At This meeting the directors voted
unanimously life membership TO Old
Timer BARLEY j. Doyle in recognition
not only of his loyalty and cooperation
10 Wyandotte Old Time Ball Players
Association. his home town organiZa-
ton, hut in recognition of his out
standing service among the younger
element in his community which has
many times been nationally recognized.
A special base ball committee was
appointed with instructions To inveSti-
-sttt talt Ludtdcl vi pkiNihS a tCuAh Ai"NS
up of members Of the association III
the field during the present season.
The local old timers will. no doubt.
enter into home and home contests
with similar organizations in Detroit,
Windsor. Port Huron and Harry Ger
mans country old timers.
Arthur Long was appointed mama
ger and the following old timers will
make up the balance of his committee
Arthur YolS, Frank Murphy, John
Murphy. Claude Lewis, and Eddie Nc
Gee. secretary. 1t is planned by, the
committee to hold sort Of elimina-
ton contest and several practice ses-
siuns I'm the near future and il will no
doubt be case Of THE survival of the
fitteSt." when the team is finally chos-
en-. Many Of the old timers are still in
playing condition and would be able
10 give a good account Of themselves
On the diamond.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

The United States Civil Servic Com
mission has announced open cOmpeti
tive examinations fer the positions
listed below.
Auditor (marine accOnntsl, $500 d
year, l.. - Maritime Commission. Spe
cialized experience III responsible &C
counting capacities Is required. Appli
cants must not have passed their 53d
birthday.
Junior tstAulating machine operator
81 no year. Applicants must have
Lad at least SAX months VI full-tlme
paid experience Ia operating an elee
trie tabilating machine. They must
have reached their 18th Uut mnxt nei
have passed their SD birthday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
Sutka Defends
Ttls Tonish,

WyandOtte's chief scrapper, Joe SUIT
ka, will have chance to defend his
state 160pOGnd title tonight, when he
meets Glenn Richard Of Van Dyke,
Mich.
The bout. which takes place ii Fair
view Gardens. is scheduled 10 go 10
three-minute rounds.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
Free Text Books
on June Ballot

At the annual school election on
Monday, June II, separate ballot
will be provided, containing a PROPOSE
tion that the city Of WyandOtte fur
nish free text books for pupils.
AT the same election, two members
of the Board OF Education will be
elected Inspectors whose terms expire
this year are Conrad p. Kreger and
Fred Tackle.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
6,728.I

Resolution. by Councilman George
| Benin.
Resolved: BY the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
be and is hereby authorized and dir
ected to draw his warrant ON the pro-
per funds i'm payment of the list of
approved accounts as submitted at this
session.
| ing resolution.
Councilman George &. Benin.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas Councilmen George Benin,
Louis Benin, Brohl, Mason, Wagar,
Wagner.
Nays: None.
Recess.
RECOMMENDING.
Roll Call.
present.: Councilmen George Benin,
Louis Benin. BrOhl, Mason, Wagar.
Wagner.
Absent None.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte, Mich, May =, 1899.
Resolution. by Councilman George
Behm.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte. that the appli,a-
ton for license TO operate "a Class "A''
Restaurant under the provisions of the
Ordinances OF the City of Wyandotte
be and hereby Is approved TO
Fred Dunn (Wabeek Tea ROOM
$50 Biddle Avenue
md the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized To issue Class A Restau-
rant License To the above named per-
son at the above address.
| move the adoption of rhe forego-
ing resolution.
Councilman George c. Belnn.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilmen George Belsn,
Louis Benin. BrohI. Mason. Wagar.
Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich, May ,. 1899.
Resolution. by Councilman George
Benin.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte. that the applie-
ton for license 10 operate a Class "By
Restaurant under the provisions of the
Ordinances Of the City of wyandotte
ice and hereby is approved to
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

Regarding a complaint by Harry
Tucker that lack of a standard width
alley in Linden Park subdivision was
halting the construction Of homes
there, City Engineer Liddle said he
had been assured by an official Of the
FILA that the present alley would get
approval at its present width.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
WYANDOTTE FOURTH IN
BUILDING FOR MARCH

Among suburban areas in the De
trOit district, WyandOtte ranked
fourth in building activity during
March Following are the figures !:
Dearborn, S43O,92J Royal Oak. $1Jl :
OT5: Ferndale, $97 ,97; WyandOtte,
S96.773; Highland Park, $94, 747 {;
Crosse Pointe Park, $1,000; Melvin
Gale, $l6,61O: Hamtramck, $15.JG0 (;
total, $9S2. 667.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
Council Doinss
Tuesday Nigh,

A complaint was received regarding
the condition OF the former Regent
Stove Company property on Cedar
street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

The same commission sent copy Cd
resolution commencing the services
OF William ]. HOmeister as a member
Of the MISC.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

The Municipal Service Commission
has approved the installation Of a
street light at Sycamore and TWEEN
tieth streets.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

General claims amounting to $3,OS7.
GO and pay rolls Of $S,601 81 were ap
proved for payment.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

James 4. Headman, VINO has been
seriously i'll for some time. Is receiving
Il ea tment in the Henry Ford hospital.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05
Notice Of Election

TO TAxPAYERS OK The LAWFUL
HUSBANDS Or WIVES OF TAX
PAYERS OF The SCHOOL DIS
TRlCT OF THE CITY OF VIVIAN
DOTTE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tliat
st the annual school election heId IN
the city OF Wyandotte IN Monday.
June 18th. 1889. that in addition to fhe
election Of two trustees Of the Board
Of Educafion the following proposition
will be voted upon at that time:
BALLOT
DO YOU FAVOR THE FURNISH
ING OF FRF,E TENT BOOKS FOR
Use IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THE CITY OF WYANDOTTE.
} YES
{ NO
ARTHUR T.. BAlSLEY,
Secretary of the Board Of Education.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed expressing appreciation Of the val
liable services rendered by James K
Ostrum as member Of the Recreation
Commission for several years.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-05-05

Closing Of Mckinley street from
Felice to Antoine street on May IA,
and elimination Of parking on Antoine
street, from Biddle to Mckinley, from
o a. IN. to u noon the same day, was
given official sanction. St Stanislaus
church is to celebrate its 18th anniver-
sary on that date
Evening star., 1939-09-21

SIDE CHAIR, chippendoIe, upholstered scot
and back in striped domosk, frome finished
in bomboo color. Regularly SCI. SPE-
GAL --S39
SOFA, Queen Anne, frome solid beech; toi-
Iored in rose domosk; down filled cushions
Regularly $295. SPECIAL-----S145
LAMP TABLE, Queen Anne, woInut con-
struction; English finish. Regularly Sl0o.
SPECIAL --------------$5O
DROP LEAF TABLE, American COLONEL Of
the Molly Pitcher type; genuine Honduras
mohoeony. Regularly $40. SPECIAL S29
SOFA, English pillow beck, down filled pill
lows at back ond down filled scot cushions;
toiIored in striped domosk. Regularly Sl58.
SPECIAL ---slO5
LAMP TABLE, Sheraton design, with turned
pedestoI bose; leather top; genuine Amazon
moho9any construction. Regularly $50.
SPECIAL s24
WING CHAIR. EorIy Colonial, designed from
the EorIy CoIonioI settle. Exposed frome
solid Honduras mohoeony, gold wool dam
osk toiorine, down filled cushion. Reeu-
IorIy $l58. SPECIAL-----$1O5
ARM CHAIR, Chinese chippendoIe, exposed
frome solid Honduras mohoeony. Rust and
green domosk toiIoring. Regularly S5S.
SPECIAL ---S39
SOFA, English type, tailored in blue linen,
down filled cushions. Regularly Sl00. SPE-
CIAL $69.5o
ARM CHAIR, Mortho Washington; exposed
frome solid Amozon mahogany, COLONEL
domosk tailoring. Regularly $3.50. SPE-
CIAL -----~ - $44
COCKTAIL TABLE, Chinese ChippendoIe;
genuine Honduras mohoeony with leather
top. Regularly SIS. SPECIAL sly
COCKTAIL TABLE, Sheraton; genuine Hon
duros mahogany, leather top. Regularly SIG.
SPECIAL ---~------------------$l8
DRUM TABLE; 18th Century; genuine Hon.
duros mohosony, leather top. Regularly SIS.
SPECIAL ------------------$42.5o
PEDESTAL END TABLE with drop Ieof, Dun
con Phyfe, genuine Honduras mohosony.
Regularly $3.50. SPECIAL-----Sl9
DRUM TABLE, Sheraton; pedestoI bose,
IeotheI Top genuine nonouIoS Woh0goHy
construction. Regularly $4S.75. SPE-
CIAL s32.5o
LOVE SEAT, Chinese chippendoIe. hond-
someIy eored solid Honduras mahogany
frame, toiIored in Nile frieze, down filled
cushions. Regularly $50. SPE.
ATLAS OF THE WORLD, mounted on solid
mahogany pedestoI; Sheroton period. Reg
uIorIy S31. SPECIAL S19
CONSOLE CARD TABLE, Duncon Phyfe
with hondsome Tyre base; genuine Honduras
mohogony construction. Regularly sos.
SPECIAL SEQ so
LAMP TABLE; 18th Century, genuine Hon
duros mohosony, leather top. Regularly
$3.50. SPECIAL SIR
SOFA, Georsion, exposed frome solid Amo-
zon mahogany, handsomely eored; semi
tufted scot and back. toiIored in blue
figured brocoteIIe. Regularly SITS. SPE-
Evening star., 1939-09-21

DRUM TABLE; Victorion, genuine Honduras
mohoeony. Regularly $3.50. SPE.
CIAL -------------- $34
SECRETARY DESK, late 18th Century, roll
top, genuine Honduras pohoeony construc-
tion. Regularly $3.50. SPECIAL -Sll9
COCKTAIL TABLE, Chinese chippendoIe,
genuine Honduras mohogony constructions
Regularly SIS. SPECIAL---Sl9.75
SOFA, COLONEL, tailored in red domosk, gen.
uine down filled cushions. Regularly $l5250.
SPECIAL ---------SllO
DROP LEAF TABLE Pembroke size), Adom
period, sotinwood construction, with fIoroI
decorations. Regularly Sl40. SPE-
CIAL -----------------$95
sLANT-Top DESK, HeppIewhite; inIoid with
sotinwood. Regularly $3.50. SPE.
CIAL ------------- ---S72
-DINETTE TABLE, Adom Folds like q con-
sole card tobIe, equipped with silver drawer;
genuine Amozon mahogany. Regularly Sl20
SPECIAL $79
TUXEDO SOFA, tufted back and arms,
down-fiIIed cushions, toiIored in gold dam
esk 1s!ishtIy soiIed). Regularly s245:
SPECIAL -S15Q
BARREL CHAIR. COLONEL, toiIored in rose
domosk, down-fi|Ied cushion. Regularly SIS.
SPECIAL
EASY CHAIR, late 18th Century; exposed
frome solid Honduras mahogany, domosk
toiIorins. Regularly $50. SPECIAL $34
BOOK CASE, American Colonial, pediment
top, deep drawers in bose; adjustable
shelving. Regularly Sis. SPE.
CIAL -------$57.SO
LAMP TABLE, Sheraton, ideal for use at
choir side, genuine Honduras mahogany
Regularly $2l. SPECIAL ------S14
LAMP TABLE, Chinese ChippendoIe, senu-
inc Honduras mahogany. Regularly $24.
SPECIAL
COMMODE, Sheraton. Suitable for use as
lamp or end tobIe, genuine Honduras mo-
hoeony. Regularly $23. SPECIALS SIS
WING CHAIR, EorIy Colonial, eobrioIe
legs, Of solid Honduras mohoeony, toiIored
in topesty. Regularly $63. SPE.
CIAL -------------------$45
COCKTAIL TABLE, HeppIewhite, genuine
s'S"NS'SS "S"SSS"y' NSSSs0sy Y4s'>Ss
SPECIAL ----- SIR
SOFA, HeppIewhite, exposed frome solid
Honduras mahogany. gold striped domosk,
down-filIed cushions. Regularly $50. SPE-
CIAL ------ ---Sl29
LAMP TABLE, Sheraton. pedestoI bose. fit
ted with drawer Genuine Honduras mohog-
any. Regularly $23. SPECIAL----Sl5
LAMP TABLE. Sheraton. genuine Honduras
mohosony construction. Regularly $2l so.
SPECIAL -----------sl5
SOFA, American Hepp'ewhite. exposed frome
solid Amozon mohoeony, toilored in peach
striped domosk, genuine down. filled cush-
ions. Regularly $50. SPECIALISTS
COFFEE TABLE, American COLONEL, pedes-
tai, gloss top, genuine Honduras mohosony
construction. Regularly SIS. SPE-
LOVE SEAT, Queen Anne, toiIored in green
domosk, down-fiIled cushions. Regularly
Sl34 HPE1IAI SOl
Evening star., 1939-09-21

COCKTAIL TABLE, large size, round shape,
with glass top; genuine Honduras mahogany.
Regularly $3.50. SPECIAL-S5S
ARM CHAIR, Sheraton. Exposed frome
solid Honduras mahogany, toilored in gold
striped domosk. Regularly S45. SPE-
CIAL ------S29.sO
BOoK-LAMP TABLE, Sheraton, pedestol
base, genuine Honduras mohogony construc-
tion. Regularly S22. SPECIAL---S17
NEST OF TABLES, Chinese Iocquer, 3 in tho
group. Regularly $3.50. SPECIAL S15
BARREL BACK CHAIR, COLONEL, solid Hon.
duros mohoeony frome, tailored in oyster
white domosk, down-filIed cushions. Reg
uIorIy SIS. SPECIAL-----SS7
TUB CHAIR, CoIonioI, tufted back; tiqht
upholstered scot, tailored in striped domosk.
Regularly S58. SPECIAL------S40
LOVE SEAT, HeppIewhite, exposed solid
Honduras mohogony, toiIored in blue broeo-
telle, down-filIed cushions. Regularly Sl62.
SPECIAL ------, --sllO
BARREL CHAIR, English type, tufted back,
toiIored in blue domosk, down filled cushion.
Regularly $S5. SPECIAL-----$57
WING CHAIR, chippendoIe, exposed froms
solid Honduras mahogany, toiIored in gold
domosk, down-fiIIed cushion. Regularly $9o.
SPECIAL Sex
SECRETARY DESK, Chinese chippendoIe,
genuine Amozon mahogany construction.
Regularly $465. SPECIAL-----S25O
COCKTAIL TABLE, Georgion, eorved bose,
hond tooled; leather top. Regularly Sll0.
SPECIAL ------- --------$71
BOOKCASE, Lote 18th Century; with desk
compartment, genuine Honduras mohoeony.
Regularly $47.50. SPECIAL--$29.50
CORNER BOOKCASE, genuine Honduro.
mohoeony construction. Regularly $4l.50.
SPECIAL .-- -----S2O
BOOKCASE END TABLE size, ideal piece at
side Of choir or SOTO, genuine Honduras mo-
hogony construction. Regularly $3.50.
SPECIAL -----------.----S1S
BARREL CHAIR, COLONEL, toiIo,sd in On
tiqued brown Leather, down-fiIIed cushion.
Regularly $l25. SPECIAL--------$70
OPEN ARM CHAIR, Chinese chippendoIe,
full spring scot, exposed frome solid mohoa.
Nnyy se"S'So I" aoPesuy. NeSososy @S>s
SPEClAL - ----------$27
HOST CHAIR, exposed frome solid Amozon
mohoeony; tight upholstered scot; toiIored
in domosk. Regularly S5e. SPE.
CIAL 49,. ---- .----$S7
LAMP TABLE, 18th Century. leather top,
genuine Honduras mahogany construction.
Regularly SIS. SPECIAL----S17
WING CHAIR. Early COLONEL, exposed
frome solid Amozon mohogony, toiIored in
rose domosk. Regularly $e3. SPE.
CIAL $40
WING CHAIR, English chippsndoIs. cored
eobriole legs with ball and Glow feet, solid
Honduras mohosony, toiIored in green wool
domosk. down-fiIIed cushion. Regularly $98.
SPECIAL - -----s65
SOFA, Philadelphia chippendaIe, rep|ieo Of
the original now in Pennsylvania Museum.
Handsomely eored frome, toiIorsd in red
broeatelIe. Regularly $z55. SPE.
CIAL -----------
Evening star., 1939-01-26
LINENS VI. ". " PRICE

6-7-Piece Luncheon Sets. Were S. 98--------- S349
Cloth size 52x70 and 6 napkins to match
So Cotton Organdy Scarfs. Were acc ----------l9c
IS Bisso Linen Luncheon Napkins Were l0c---------5
26 Cotton Lace Dresser Scarfs. Were 49o
19-3Piece Cotton Vanity Sets Were 39c 1Sc
36 Imported RayOn and Cotton Plaid Dinner
"a Imported Linen Face Towels. Were 81 25 $40
1S Imported Cotton Pillow Cases. Were 39c ESQ
80 Handmade Mosaic Linen Dolies. Were
as Rayon Damask Dinner Cloths Were $1.3 $50
81 Martex Cotton Turkish Towels Were $1.39---- $50
19 Martex Cotton Guest Towels Were c------- $50
16-2Pc Cotton Chenille Bath Mat Sets.
~ Irish Linen Huck Towels Were 81 $1-----------75e
Tie Palais Royal, Linens J.. . Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
All Boys Sf9S
rumeroy Jackets, $3.50

Tailored By Tom SAWYER Of Neva-Wet
back. wool lined. Sizes 8 to 20.
All Tom SAWYER SS.96 Tuneroy Jackets.
$3.50
Corduroy with cotton plaid lining. Talon
f.;ssntg I t. e. front and sports back Sizes
iored. Odd lots. broken Sizes. Friday. 900
50 pairs Boys Tufierey Knieksrs. OF
corduroy in sizes 8. 7. g.. IL. IL. IS
as. sas ii Ass ss In
cotton. Formerly sI.75. Friday 4se
20 Boys slickers. OF yellow oiled cot-
sSa n ssss ss' sro1en ss So
,.. ss': and cerHSFss for%.riy S ssss fs Fllds1 u
2 Boys a.Knickers Suits. Stout sizes.
4 :nd as 10; Wool and cotton. formssElk ss
Il sndis roTmeriy $3.50. O. friday. THHs 'ifi III
r. pair: ro1Ssry ~sfl sfse Short dss sizes :as
5 Boys Wash TOE Suits. OF cotton.
sizs: g. A. 2 and 8. Formerly g g. si
BOYS wash Suits, Q, cotton. Odd lot:
2 pairs Boys Riding Breeches. OF grey
Hockmeyer wool and cotton tweeds.
Sizes 13 and IA. Formerly S3.e5. Fri
ss,. ,.:. 8 g .Ss s.e1 rubber s;ne1g]a sg]a
S2.o5. Friday --------- IL
3 Boys Rugby Suits. Washable cotton.
Sizes s. 6. 8 and 10. Formerly S2.95.
CTlday SI.%4
4 Boys Rugby Suits. waSheble cotton.
Sizes and 10. Formerly $4.95. Fri.
20 pairs Boys Flannelette Pajsmas.
2:piece style. Sizes Is and is. Formerly
S115 Friday 48c
8 Boys jumperalls. Corduroy or wool:
blue cheviot in sizes and = Cordu-
roy in sizes Sizes T. s and 6. Formerly
) pis.3li, is3l BOYS ce.du.cy sl.et:: Sizes 5:
8 snd1O Formerly So .95, Friday S1.24
9 Boys Sweaters. Cotton and wool.
Sizes 80. "a and SO. Formerly % 95.
3 Boys' Union Suits. Cotton; sises Il
and IA. Formerly 81. Friday 43o
20 pairs Boys Corduroy. Shorts: etses
g. 10 and IL. Formerly Slo6. Fri.
day 60o
The Paiais Royal. Boys Skot 90.
First FIsss
Evening star., 1939-01-26
UTILITY CABINETS

1 Eight Drawer Cabinet. Was 81. 90.
Friday -$2.99
Four and Five-Drawer Cabinets
In green. brown. maple or wine.
Were 1898. Friday -$l.99
; Hollywood Cabinets Of green
duplinette; 66 inches high. We're
$5.98. Friday -$2 -$2.99
IL Garment Bags, so inches long:
Hpper closing. Were 81. Friday, 81
IL Garment Bags with snap clos
ing. 60-inch length. Were 81. Fri
day Soc
8 Evening Dress Bags in assorted
colors. Were 31.39. Friday
The Palais Royal. Notions
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
D0MESTICS REDUCED 25% & 33l%

Large Wool and Cotton Double Blankets Were $3.50 $3.50
Imported Holland Wool Health Blankets Were s1 $SS5
North Star Wool Blankets. $1450 SlO85
Down filled Rayon Comforts. Were $40 $l450
18 De Luxe Fine Cotton Bed Sheets Were 81 a9 $129
IS Tufted Candewck Bedspreads Regularly
$500 Twin bed size $198
Pachwork-type Cotton Bed Quilts. Were 81 e8 S9S
Cotton Chenille Bedspreads Dscolored $3.50
II pairs Cotton Plaid Blankets soled Were $3.50
The Palais Royal Blankets (. . Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26

: Mems Bracer Abdominal Sup
porters. Slightly soiled; elastic cot
ton. Formerly 81, Friday 100
Pairs Mems Gloves. Unlined.
Formerly So, Friday---$1
: Pairs Mems Gloves. Unlined.
Formerly $3.50, Friday $50
l Pair Mems Gloves. Fur lined.
Formerly -, Friday $1.8S
The Palais Royal, Store for Mss
-. First Floor.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Handmade Art needIeWork Models

Models used for display in department. slightly soied.
Handmade Tabecloth Of crocheted Wondersheen
Size 56x75. Formerly $685. Friday
Crocheted Bedpead Of blue and white Wondersheen wool
Full size. Formerly $40 Friday $40
Baby Quilts Appiqued design Of wool Formerly $675
ana Ir,o- ~ fT,aay ss. ~. OMIT 1nnou:d and hand n.d -
cotton. Formerly $l0
Junior Size Bed Quilt Appliqued ana hand quilted. OF
cotton. Formerly 81.
Wool Blankets for baby carriages Ono pink blue
appliqued design. Formerly 81. Friday
Baby Crib Quilt Of musn appiqued pattern. Formerly $780,
Friday 81 Is
Baby Jacket Of pink embroidered WOOL Formerly $780, FRI
day 75c
3s Balls Of Bear Brand Angel Flake Yarn. Wool Regularly
l5c Friday
es Balls Angle Crepe Yarn. Wool Regularly 45c
Embroidered Guest Towels Of cotton Formerly Soc Friday
Embroidered Kitchen Towels Of cotton Formerly 75c Fri
Tie Pslsis Royal. Art Nesdlsvork .. .Fittk Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
KID GLOVES, 81

200 pairs; were S1.95 to $3.50.
Beige. black, gray, luggage and
white.
so Pairs Fabric Gloves in blue or
brown. Were Soc to 79c. Fri.
day $50
80 Pairs Lined Pigskin Gloves.
Were IS. Friday---Sz.6
Glove Initials in gold or silver.
Were 25c. Fridsy----5o 80
The Polais Royal. Glopss -.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Clearance Floor Lamp Bases

Formerly Now
Ivory and Chrome Cocktail Lamp and Shade
Ivory and Gold Torchiers 1498 S9S
l Three-Tier Chrome Torchier- 1893 1898
Ivory and Gold Bridge Base 898 498
Ivory and Gold Sway Floor Base 698
Ivory and Gold Student Bridge Lamps----- 1l00 69s
SWAY Bronze Club Lamp 800 49S
Bronze and Onyx Student Bridge Lamp 100
Bronze and Onyx SWAY Indirect Lamp 220O 1893
Ivory and Gold Onyx Sway Indirect Lamp 100 1198
Ivory and Gold Torchier Lamp 1898 z9S
These lamps have samples slightly i'm
perfect.
$5SS Dresden Figure Bases Dresden figures gold
coored mounting Lovely Tor dresser $3.50
Table Lamp Bases Pottery composition and glass bases
that formerly much higher priced are marred Re.
duced to 50c 75c, 81
Lamp Shade Covers Broken sizes OF oiled silk rayon po-
film
The Palais Royal Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
81 Lapel Cadets, Csc

Only 26 pieces. Special for Friday.
1 Metal Bar Pin. Was $685. -$1.97
l Metal Square Pin. Was $7.s5 $3.S7
l Sports Watch, 7 Jewel. Was
$21 so Sll.B0
5 Metal Clips. Were $1.e6--- S7o
1 Cultured Pearl Necklace. Was
l Cultured Pearl Necklace. Was
$lU ---------- $3.50
Limited Assortment Of Costume
Jewelry. Was see
The Polais Royal. Jswslry
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Clearance Standard Felt Base Russ

Limited quantities, shop early. Perfect quality.
9x12 foot Sizes regularly $595 1859
9x10 6-foot sze regularly $495 S3AS
7.6x9-foot size regularly $685.
6x9-foot size regularly 80
9-9x12 Administer Rugs Regularly S2950 Fri.
day Sl8SS
s-7exs Super Quality OrentaCopy Rugs WOOL Regularly
e2250 Friday Sl750
3-sx12 Royal Wilton Rugs; WOOL Regularly $e4 S S47so
17-4x6 Imported Cotton Numdah Regularly S495 Fri
day ay------------------- 1888
Coverings; pieces from to IS
square yards Regularly 49c Friday a. I'd.
9x12 Heavy Plaid Rag Rugs extra fine quality Of cotton.
Regularly $69 Friday ---. $495
99x12 Basket Weave Fiber Rugs Of Regularly $2
Friday
Tie Palais Royal Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
$50 Oiled Silk
bRELLAS, $I.29

16 rib. Blue, black and white, red,
green, wine. white and natural.
1 Oil Silk Raincoats; were IS.
Friday $1.50
l Imported Umbrella, was $3.50.
Brown silk; green case. Friday, 81
The Palois Royal. Umbrellas
First Floor