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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Church OF Our Father

Services were Largely attended AZ
'te ChGrth az our Father last sun
tsy. Pastor Kaicics delivered a
won .f.tE. Cnris,mas MESSAGE .to-
Matt 90 subject seeking TIE
Hizhsst The senior and junior
eho.fs rendered iae music The
Jsr.ors were arrayed "a beautiful
-ooes made ana donated hy ne
M.ssiorary Department a. The
Chusth Miss Bernsdine Watson
sarr a beautiful solo Two Vere
added 20 the church
A. $50 70 the sunday school
ana young people rendered an erec-
tive Christmas program under The
direction OF Mrs. Marion Watson
sn3 Mrs. Kaiclsr. The Christmas
tree was beautifully decorated and
laden with gifts
Tie Senior choir viii prssen; az
az request song fest Sunday eve.
ming Dee ~ az = Ed o'clock. after
which fellowship supper vii. De
served under The auspices az ihf
Missionary department AZ 10 90
m. the regular watch night serv-
ice viii hegin After period o,
testimonials Pastor Kaigler will de-
liver the message. The public IS IN
vited
Nellie Shumats isvauTSh Te3est-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Starlight Temple OF
Truth

on December 81 the church had
SIS spiritual union of churches from
II am until pm. and evening
Sc ,lce from pm. 10 ; pm. Mu-
slc was rendered by the Starlight
Temple choir and King David Tenn
pie oi Truth choir. Three solos
wefc rendered by Miss Mayweather.
Ms Jammie llilsman and Deacon
G r Johnson The Rev. Mr.. Macon
% King David church spoke az the
morning service and the Rev Soyld
OF fcorse. and the Rev. Mather l..
Williams spoke al the evening serv-
ice
We are having our New Year pro-
gram on Dee. 81 AZ IL am. The
suh'eei Will be God Has Need for
Thee AZ . pm he Big -Four sing
ctS Nlil be- at the church There
wt be watch night al m. until
! So ma The Rev Maiher T.. VIII
Naa Is pastor and SISTER II. Bax-
ter. secretary.
THO Fix -Four Singers arc sing
INK d; 80 HAGUE Dec %. On the
Slst X December they are singing
az starlight Spiritual church. 49l
Wai- street From Jan 1914
they Hil' be cnt az town. and Will
be rire IN M Essen IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Christian Science

Christ Jesus will be the sub
Jet O. the Lesson-Sernlon in all
Christian Science Churches through
7ci the world on sunday. December
- 1899.
The Golden Text John SIP, IS.
" am the light OF the wcrld. be
that followeth me shall not walk in
darkness. bat shall have the light
- life"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage Matthew 4:a3i. And
Jesus went about all GalHee. teach-
Ing in their synagogues. and preach
ing the gospel o, the kingdom and
healing an manrer % sickness and
az manner o. disease among the
people"
Correiative passages 10 be read
from The Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
hey to the Scriptures. By Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
- 5i5l Jesus spiritual orizin
and understanding enabled MIN 10
demonstrate the facts OF beinz-to
prove irrefutably how spiritual
Truth destroys material error. heals
Sickness. aud overcomes DEATH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Macedonia Baptist

"A Continued Christmas" was The
SUBJECT o. the Rev. Mr. Coleman :
sermon last SUNDAY morning. Text
VAS One may esteemeth one dav
above another. another esteemeth
every day alike" The Rev Mr.
coleman gave his texf much
thought and interested his hearers
ne said. What a beautiful world
this would be II We extended cards
OF appreciation TO each other con-
unuously ~ We do something for
somebody every day society would
be happier and business better
here would be no wars He clos
cd by asking his congregation 10
30 is part IN making this q con.
iinnous Christmas.
Tie Rev and Mrs Barnes %
PITTSBURGH Pa. worshipped A.
Macedonia sunday. In the after.
noon a large audience enjoyed The
christmas tree aud the very nice
program rendered by the Snrdav
school. Mrs. Corine Jackson was
az tHalke.
circle No. 3 OF the Department Of
Missions spent very enjovahls
evening last Tuesday a. the hone
or Mrs. G. Lewis OF e1si Waterloo
The hostess served delicious 70.
past and each one present received
a beautiful gifi. Mrs. Ida Ferrell
IS president
Inc eansaia by the Senior choir
was very weli rendered last SIM.
Jay night The Deacons ara the
progressive clubs distributed many
~eii-niled baskets to the needy on
me east and west sides.
The BYPU. with Mrs Irene san.
ders as president. plans great
program for the new year. and thev
are asking the cooperation OF the
entire church. Their Christmas tok-
ems were given out IN their regular
meetine sunday everinE
Mrs. Lula Smith. church report-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
St. Paul AME Church

The second quarterly conference
year was held az ST. Paul AME
church Southwest Detroit. last
SUNDAY A great sunday school ses-
sion was enjoyed al the usual hour
Supeyintendent,Holscy Dye review
ed the lesson. the subject being
The Child aud The Kingdom
Al II am the choral club march-
cd in singing silent Night The
pastor the Rev. :. :. Harris deliy-
cred a powerful sermon from Isaiah
9.6. And His name shall be called
wonderful coGpselor one soul
Was added TO the church. Holy com
munion was administered after the
service.
At pm tho Rev J n. Howell
and his choir and the Rev.
W. A. CrIder an dhis Male chorus
were guests. The Rev Mr Crider
was the speaker. having spoken
from the text Exodus 1888. subject.
And when see the blood Viii
pass over you
Attf NILS l-tltA llNhf
preached stirring scrmor from
the text Matt. ai2i The Choral
club rendered a Program ~ spirit
uals with Mrs kathryn Jones as
pianist
Service was held Christmas Day
at 5 a m. The pastor preached from
Matt 20. Il WAS a glorious sery-
ice
Watch meeting Will begin az 10 30
IN. Dec 81. Remember the shut
ius Who are Tom Adams Mr. and
Mrs Edward SIS Cotirell Mrs
Edward is confined ~ her home.
Nr Edwards Is inEly'h X. Thorn
as hospital
We wish the sons and daughters
% Allen much success al their par
.or entertainment Thursday. Deo
3 a. pm. All are invited
MIS- Lille b Hi is church re-
( pOrttr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Tabernacle Baptist

ssts
fas'
"t' S.-a
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N- t't s'a
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Bethel. Second Baptist To Hold
Annual Emancipation Day Services

Special services vii he held sun
day. Dec 81 q, second Baptist
church The pastor. the Rev. Il. l.
Bradhy Will deliver the morning
message on :hc subject Broken
Props
4, pm. haptlzirE WI. be fo,-
lowed by sermon BY nr Brady
on Walk II ont"
Monday Jan I annual Joint
Emancipation Day Union services
will he held rs Bsfae' ANiE and
Second BAPTIST Music furnishcd by
TIE combined choirs 81 Bethel and
second Bapiist under the direction
or m Ernest " Johrson. The ad-
dress Will ne delivered ~ tho Rev
W.'iam n Poek. nD minister O.
Rc'Ac. ANE hswsi The services
N.l. hc he,a a. Secoui Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
St. John CINE Church

There was large attendance al
me sunday school held a - John
CNE church sunday morning. Dec.
=. The Christmas spirit was pres
emit
Iae morning service began az II
m. Appropriate music was fa-.
nished by the Pastors chorus. Mr.
Ferguson, dlrecterss Tie rastor
the Rev. J. r McClain chose tho
text. Matt 10 subject. The Biz b
OF Christ; the Star OF Trnih the
star OF Love II was a great mes.
sage exemrlifying what the ceie-
bration Of Christmas should be
There we're two additions % the
church.
The Epworth league presented
Frederick Sipes. baritone Harold
Patterson. tenor and Miss Nettie
Jordan. pianist in recital Monday
evering. Dec. IS. The participants
all members OF 81. John. presented
fine program which was well re-
ceiyed by the audience.
Friday. Dec. p al s PIN. the lu.
Nor sunday school held iis annual
Christmas program and tree. Miss
Heroaiine ware presided
Funeral rites Tor Mrs. NJ : Al.
ans we're held Saturday az liam
The pastor presiding elder and 9TH
er associate ministers paid tribute.
Mrs. Adams was one Of the charter
members OF ST John and connected
with most Of the church auxiliaries
She was district missionary presl-
dert ST John and friends deeply
mourn the loss OF this ardent chris
tan worker.
" A. Crump is church report
er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No n q. T. S-STATED MILLING
Let Wednesday. DECREE WORN ard Wednesday. Worthy
NaironNrs. Julia Morre. Sis Hendrick. firroy si9
Worthy Acting Patron. Mr.. Charles wTamssfs Mad
isou sl2S.
BATHSHEBt CHAPTER No. o. Z. S--STATED MEETING-1st
Friday. DEGREE WORk-srd Friday. Worthy Nafron Mrs.
Francis fggns, HaTtfod. verify Patron Mr.. A. v.
Bristol. isii les. Campau. FitTroy IgsS
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 81 q. n. S-STATED NETTING
End Friday. DEGRFE WORk-lth Friday worthy hatren.
Mr. Rosa MURPHY. efsi sssE=sa- fixrcy ss worthy Pa
tror. Mr.. Haywood CAN'T. ssep Hartford. Tyler fssse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Y Choir To
Present A Cantata
Sunday

sunday evening Dec. 81 the Sem
lor choir OF Trinity AME church
under the direction Of the Rev. MIR.
Hudson VIII present Christmas
cantaia
Tho public &. invited 10 attend
the watch meeting services Sun
day evening nee g.
The Eev Mr. Schlcy delivered
the Christmas message Inst sunday
morning iiis subject Proclaim
ae the Chri,t was ah'y treated.
Ncwioa Berry was principal
speaker ~ the 'ayMeu's meeting
hela a ,hc ohurrA sunday atier-
noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
|Rev.F.M. villa,
Speaks On Bill
OF Jesus Crii,t|
Overflow Crowd
Attend Party
At Clinton Cham

The Christmas sermon
cred by the pastor the Re-, 4
Williams, a, Clinton cb,,., I, "
Zion church sunday. Dec ), y
text was taken from LIN. n
For unto you IS horn thIs ~
the city Of David a savior Wy
Christ the Lord" from Mia |
brought a powerful messs,. Il
choir rendered uusic Tor n. y
sion, with Mrs. 81 L. Ner,s,',
the piano and Master Jasps, "
ierson ,tronhonst p lag.
directed.
AZ $50 pm. tie wee so,Ist, u
in charge OF Tho Rey " r NJ
chief Instructor The suhiss y
discussed from tne theological y
by DR.. NJ Meats and o,b,n
Wilson is president
DR.. Means deli.cred a rr,,, u
sage al s pm. from tie ~
Prayer An appreeistIye n
ence was present Mrs. Atd.r'l
ardson. preslden' O. the Ni;sr,l
society made an appeal q ~
present 10 give zoe pastor ~ }
wife a Christmas caering. n, J
Spouse was very generous ,cr IN
the Rev. and NJ Williams !,
very thankful
The church was jsnres a
overflow Sailf4sy, Dec. .,nI
tend the Christmas party. AMI
ent received a r,' A irurkl,II
fruits. toys AKA andes VA
distribution Under ,ae nsrsr.-]
Of " n Rob.nson 1851 ~
street. All were sarry hat N,
inson was SICK ara unable b
present, howcyes his co-rI
handled tho ,ls,ion very ushI
The committee aafsised Nsxnl
Jones. Young Oliver. wild
Philpo'. Pssfos VI .iams ccra,aI
Tie program
Clinton Cha1e t4rlh and ~
wish every BODY ;isrpy ysxk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
St. Peters AME Zion

The 81 Peters Zion church Will
Start me new year VITA a grea; soul
stirring reviys! goulucted hv the
Rev MS p y Palmer. noted evan
eeAst She viii BE- assisted by Mrs.
Florence Garter, Des Moines. Io~a.
Nii1 j. grca, gospel singer. The
Rev Ms Palmer Viii conduct the
watch night service and Will speak
fgom the subject. Natchnan.
What Time Is li This is found
" Isaiah el,il.
There VIII be O big Emancipation
program held al the church on New
Years day q II N. Miss Lillian
Wheeler Mathews. noted historian.
Will deliver the address. Miss Mat
he~s viii be heard sunday night.
Dec 81. at 1880 p m. over wJBK.
With The Rev. " Metcalf IN charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
FLUSH KIDNEYS Of
ACIDS AND POIS'
Gain In Health Ar y.
Stop Getting Up N''''

When kidneys a,e 60, "a
oyer-hgrdenea hey or. .,..'I
weak - The BLADDER i' ~, y.
often passage i' seas'y s.. ~
ara hurrs - sleep i ''su,sl,
nightly visi,s 70 'af s'ii'N'
frequent. ..,,,,-'
A safe. Harmless ard 7, ia', y !
wav 10 relieve his 'fogps' !
restore more hsal'Ay a'.' -. !, I
news and bladder e - f'' !. !. n
druggist a * cert e1i ~
MEDAL Hssrlsm OIL c.', y
take a. directed - o''
pointed. x,pKTl
Dcp't be m Tisi AM ~ n
cent a substitute = ", S..,rr
Medal HaarIem on Ee
rlrhf from Hssrlem y -
GUT COLD yFDAL ne A.
the eennIne.. look io -.
medal on the box y e ','s
Remember Other w. y
Kidney ara bladder 'I'a ~,
barhachs. punv eyes ''
and leg cramps
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Vinson Chapel AME

An interesting Christmas program
VAS given by the sunday school.
Saturday. Dee % az go pm IN
DER The direction Of Bernice Dixon
aud Ruth Buck.
Sancsy eyening the annual
Christmas program was given by
the Senior choir which IL under
nc direction OF r T. Williams. A
large crowd attended
The public Is invited 10 a.terd the
services ~ Ninson Chapel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
ABILITY ToSayNo Need of World Today Notes Rev. Dad
Evangelist Eubanks
To 0 p e n Revival
At John Wesley Zion

Revival services al Johr Wesley
AME Zion church will begin sun
day. Dec. 81 and will be conducted
by Evangelist ophelIa Eubanks OF
Louisville. Ky.
Watch meeting services will be-
Gin at 10 o'clock Sunday evening.
The pastor. the Rev. Jesse L. Moore.
and congregation OF John Wesley
invited all churches in the vicin-
ity TO join il the services.
sunday school will open at 9:45
am. ICE Union al $50 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Mt. Olive Primitive

The pastor tie Rev. J. d Brown
preached sunday morning from the
tent Fer | have come TO bring you
glad tdings OF great joy.
Az 'ae evening services there were
three speakers. They we're the Rev.
" q Saiter, the Rex. J. u. Brown
and The Rev. r. Lee. Services
were held al night.
Iae rally between the men and
women VIII close sunday. Dec ~
me Pilgrim Travellers. gospel sing
'f' Viii sirg az the services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Good Will Baptii

The ras,or. Ru " %
preached a vtrg .rsp',.-s y. :. Z
last Sunda, n.ora.as NJ ~ ,l
from Matt. rs sab,ec'
Chiid shall p Rora - "A
80. -. .,'s ..,.ss fae II
choosing for hs iop'e ~. N
The text was .fen : La -
Zelda ". Dca'f 'i'A -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
St. Paul AME Zion

The church Is plarning fun clos
Ing exercises. Pastor Flack will
speak on Dec. 81 AZ the morning
service. In the afternoon the wo-
wen will be addressed By Mrs
Madeline Fowler Of the Elizabeth
Street Branch OF the YwCA The
eighteenth year memorial service
vii be held at pm. and will be
followed by watch services from
II pm. until 1880 am. All are
welcome 70 come and watch the
year pass as6 &c - cca's house 70
greet 1870.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
St. Cypriians
Vicar Social
Conscious
Conducts Services
In Beautiful
Edihce

Eeifcrs Ncfs'-leess Liff'e N'sas
To Detroit Cr4rcees ate ma'e each
seek ~ Attcrnes A,ftH Casey MO
Il specisi fesf rseufsfse ~ The lef
trcit lr'N4re ir rs ertc'ea Atfcr-
nes Na~@ey g'ves vivft "'Iose-' -
snt 'rfo-mRfite acccruf % ire r,cg-
ress ard arfivfties - the iraivitlsi
60 lrtres ylsffec
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Linens
Odd Lot 34-In. Handmade
Cotton Lace Scarfs. Were QOo
soc ca.
3 Cotton Lace
cl9th'' es ai '0xso' Orig $500
-6 Linen 9-Pc. Table
S,ss. ss,s. ssx1s- So ~ Cloth. 1919
is Cotton Chenille Lid o.
Covers. Orig. soc ca
30 Red Bordered Linen c7
Cloths. 60x90. Were $3.50 W.
so Colored Cotton and
Rayon Cloths. 60X80. Orig. AOo
$1.00
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1939-02-23
q -
FRIDAY 3 BARGAINS t>/@A<te1>
Notions

-Cellophane Shoul lder 7Sc
Covers. 4 to set. Were Csc Oo
mopen 10. e. Mesh 3for lOc
Novelty Boxes. With 90.
Drawers. Were soc
Fiber Suit Box with cord ham
die and handkerchief OK
bags. Were soc ca.
Rubber Reducing Girdles. Odd
sizes. Were $1.19 and eO.
Dress Shields, cotton nainsook
sseefea' ssc were 2prs. 25c
Pad and Cover for Iron %.
Ing Board. Were soc .-
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Underwear

80 Milanese Silk Pants.
Band style. Large sizes. CIo
Orig. 69c ---
10 Cotton Knit Union
SUI Sn,.s' IS 's' and 0Sc 'rres- Soc
-3S Carriers Run-Resist Rayon
Vests, Panties, Boomers. 0Qo
Orig. 89c ------
40 Kayser Cotton Tuck
nse s.l,ch - fa,amas' al H. IT, 44c
-25 Cotton Terry Cloth Pa.
jamas. Blue, tearose. Orig. kOo
80 Dark Rayon Loung- OQo
ing Robes. Orig. $1.95 Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Stationery

so Pkgs. White Paper, 100
sheets, 100 envelopes. Orig. 2Oc
69c
Office and School Supplies, ink,
paste, tablets, stem
ographic books, CforSc
etc.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Domestics

-12 Green Chenille
Cotton Spreads. Were CT 90
$500 ----
10 Cotton Mattress Covers,
double and twin. Soiled. 6Qc
Were ST to $149 -
40 40, Rayon Spreads Spread - Price
80 Cannon Cotton Percale
Sheets 72xlos. sl4s Sl.O9
seconds ------
. Cotton Quaker
Lace Spreads. Twin. c. OK
g Prs. Cotton Pillow Cases.
Hemstitched colored bor- SOo
der. 42x381a. Were 89c-- wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
JeweIry
200 Pcs. Costume Jewelry and
50 Simulated Marcasite COo
Monogram Pins. Orig. soc
Is Cigarette Cases. Orig. Soc
$1.00
IS Women's Rings. @7 or
Orig. $4.e5 - %A'~o
so Simulated Pearl 6Oc
Necklaces. Orig. $1.0O-i Wv
rs Pcs. Costume
.ews!ry; .s shyc Orig. sl.0o - Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
SiIverwore
so Silver plated Pie SOo
Servers. Were $1--
Il Mantel S-Day
Clocks. Were $s.ss. RI 08
Scared --------
Il Silver Plated s-Pc. Tea Set.
1847 Rogers MAR
auise" pattern. Was S29.05
$50 ----.--
Il Scared 1S47 Rogers Silver
Plated Well and Tree Plat @7n
ter. Was $18. Dented-- WV
10 Sterling Silver Comp0tes, were
$2.98 and 1898; 6 Chrome and
Glass Relish Dishes, @16O
were $2.98. As is -- O@
&c Round Silver
Plated Trays. Were &1 70
$2.98. Dented ~A's@
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Art Goods

Stamped Cotton Tow 10o
els. Were 29c-- S
Stamped, Unbleached Cotton
5-Pc. Lunch Sets. Were %.
39c N
u -Oz. Balls Germantown D
Wool Yarn. Were 10c ea.-
-Children's Stamped Cotton Play
Suits, 2 and 3 yr. sizes. IN.
VSAS COS
-2-Oz. Skeins Crochet and
Knitting Cottons. Colors. =
Evening star., 1939-02-23
JUNIORS APPAREL

S795 - S297
40 Rayon Street and Evening Dresses, orig.
S795 and S1095 -S $500
Plaid Back Wool Coats orig. s229 $500
Harris Tweed Wool Goats, originally
s2es5 SIS. 90
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Gloves

Gloves
-225 Prs. Rayon and Cotton
Pullons. Broken sizes and 1Oc
colors. Were 59c to 79c
-92 Prs. Lightweight Capeskins.
Rust, navy, 5s4 to 7l2. zOo
Were $l.29 --
rs Prs. Children's and Misses
RayOns. 2 to 6. Wine,
rust, navy, beige. Were COo
100 Prs. Glace Kids. Brown,
and white. Were $l.59 OK
and s1 e8 1OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
ST. Cotton
Shontung
Shirt BIouses
59c

-Smartly tailored style
with action back, high-low
neckline and side pocket.
White and attractive COL
ors. Sizes "a to 40.
Neckwear-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
2.Ox. Skeins
zoe Royon
BoucIe Yarn
l5c ca.

"A bright assortment Of
colors for knitting or cro-
cheting dresses, blouses,
bags, scarfs.
Kann'S-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
luqqoqe

% -
. Upper Sports Bags. QIc
Were SIPS ----
- -. Hat Boxes Were $2.88
$4.90 ------------
~ -. wseh,Ena V * Cases. 1925
- Split t,,c cowhids aasd Hat $4.A
. Mems Imitation Leather
Touring tt us Cases. Were $6.88
. Cotton Canvas
c!,ss'onss. Ga ss were 5000
$12.98 -----
Il Split Cowhide
wardrobe W, ,ss Case. Was $7.29
-. - Man. n,,. 1re-s"''sr ~. $7.99
Il Mans Pullman CIT o.
Wardrobe. Was SIS ~
- ,sds Fitted Cases. Were 1898
. Mems Top Grained Cow
hide Kit Bags. Were %70 RQ
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Chinowore
-S Glass Bowl Sets. Were l1Oc\
jSC
-S Beverage 9-Pc. @7 40
Sets. Were s2.98----
Il Tea Set. As is. 90 10
Was $4.98 ----
a Glass 16-Pc. Lunch 6Qc
Sets. Were $1---
Il Dinner Set, 34-pc. co 40
Was $7.98 --- ~
Il Cottage Set, 80 Or 10
pc. Was $5.98-- ~o
10 Glass Berry Sets. CSo
Il Dinner Set, 53-pc. O. 90
Was $10.98 ~O
Il China 91-Pc.
Dinner Dir ne Set Was $l6.98
$29.9S ---------
lis Lemon Dishes. Were e.
10c ca.
IS Glass Torte Plates. TO-
Were $1.39 -- ~
40 ,After-Dinner Cups and
saueerA Were 8forS7
KAnn,s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
SPORTSWEAR


81 Wool Skirts. Orig. 81 so .9c
81 Wool Slipon Sweaters. Orig 81 90 39c
SO Wool Slipon Sweaters. Originally
81 SO to a. Now SIC
80 Rayon Blouses. Orig. s199 and s299
SOC and s9c
Cotton Velveteen Skating Dresses Orig
Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig 1899 - S1.69
Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig s795 --s3.97
2 Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig. S1095---- So
Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig. s1495 s12
Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig. S795 Sc
Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig. s595 -s4
Rayon Sports Dresses. Orig. $399--- So
Wool Ski Suits. Orig. S1295 Sc
Wool Ski Suits. Orig. S7.95 - S3.99
Cotton Veveteen Quilted Skating Jackets
Orig. $795 ----------.---- S5.95
3 Cotton Velveteen Quilted Skating Jackets
Orig S595 ----.-.- S499
3 Cotton Velveteen Skating Skirts. Orig
S595 $3.50
} Wool Plaid Sports Jackets. Orig. SIS. .95 81
} 8 Bradley Wool Knit Dresses; 2 rayon Boucle
Knit Dresses. Orig. $1695 -- -- S8
} l Bradley Wool Chenille Dress. Originally
SIL.SO. NOW
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Challenger Electric 7So
Odd Lot Soaps, Creams, 1So
Etc. Some imperfect o
Williams Elder Flower -
Soap. Were 1Oc cake ~
-Jergens and COlgates LaVogue
Soaps. IL cakes to box. a.
Orig. SAC ----- Wv
-Pebeco Tooth Paste Combina-
ton, one Csc size and one C1o
10c size, for ---------
Williams After r-Shaving 7Oo
Talcum. Csc size - N
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Kann's-Street Floor.
Leather Goods

200 Imitation Leather SOo
Bags. Orig. $l
a15 -. w womsn's ne Belts Orig 29c
-25 Mems Fitted Leather CT
Cases. Orig. $169-
rs Picture Frames. Orig. 70.
$1.00
10 Water Jug Sets. CC o.
Orig. $5.95 --
so Leather and Suede EOc
Bags. Orig. 81 and So wv
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1939-01-10

emphasizing that 1t would give the
street a very unsightly appearance.
''Ihe fact is that the lights are too
few and too dim and you can't get
around It," he affirmed.
A plan to speed up bus and street
car traffic by keeping right Of way
clear of automobiles was proposed
by G. L. Shorey, president of the
association, but formal action was
postponed pending future discussion
of the measure.
The group reahlrmed its belief
that the proposed taxicab rate in
creases would initiate against the
cab drivers rather than bring them
additional revenue. THE immediate
loss of tips and the eventual loss
Of passengers will hurt the driver
far more than the temporary rate
increase will bring him benefits" w.
E. Hoffheins, secretary Of the organ
ization, stated. However, no alter
native was named, pending the rate
hearings by the Public Utilities
Commission February !, to which
Mr.. Hoffheins was named a dele
gate.