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three way" Jubilee contest
will be held al the FIRST Institution
al Baptist church, December :. The
Travelling Shadows % Atlanta. Ga.
ard the Midnight Spiritual sing
ers o, Birmingham Ala and The
Live Wire singers OF Detroit will
APPEAR on the program.
Rev A. g. Wright ls pastor Of
the church.
Nr and Mrs. Andrew Mundy OF
393i Norwoalk are fhe proud par
enfs OF as pound bany boy. An
drew Roberts Mundy Jr
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HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS
~ Hazel g. CsIpsppsr

y Inspiring service were held 30
st. Luke Sunday When be Rev
Mitchell Culpeppsr preached on 'he
theme Keep the Tree Of ~ Life
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service we're Mrs Oeiesby Edith
Hsuon. I'D The Detroit Jubilee
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SAGINAW NEWS
BY Mrs. ". Toomey
Zion Baptist

a most powerful and effective
sermon was delivered By the pas
tor. Rev. Mr. ToOmey Sunday morn
i1g. One person was added 10 the
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ATTENTION LADIESll
Look for = Special Coupon on
page :.
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Az ir' MARLIN rorcernln1 IBIS
QUINN vri's MS paper ~ 1912 IL
lio' Axe Minneapolis MIN.
Evening star., 1939-01-12
40 Boys $2.95 Wool
Tweed Rugby Suits
Tailored .0O

Coats and shorts, coat and knickers or
coat and longies. Broken lots and sizes,
to II.
neck and short sleeves. Patterns; sizes 1917
to 1872. Formerly s9c Friday ----- ssc
Students 2-Trousers Suits. Double breasted
sports-back coat, vest and pairs of trousers.
Gray WOOL Sizes 16, IT, l8 and 10. Formerly
10 Pairs Boys Wool Shorts Brown tweeds sizes
8. 10 and II. Formerly $3.50. Friday - sec
Pairs Boys Wool Ski Pants. Size H. Formerly
$685. Friday 81
IL Pairs Boys Corduroy Knickers Brown and
gray; sizes 16, II and 10. Formerly $195.
Friday 79c
% Boys Hello" Bush Coats. OF heavy cotton.
Boys sizes 10 and ~; high school sizes 80, 40
and A. Formerly $175. Friday SOC
10 Pairs Boys Corduroy Shorts. Sizes 8. 10 and
II. Formerly $1.95. Friday -.79c
l Boys Knickers Suit in stout size Wool
tweed in size IA stout. Formerly 1895. Fri
day --- $40
4 Boys Suits with knickers and shorts. Cotton
and wool. Sizes 6, 7, 8 and II. Formerly 1896.
Friday
Boys Rugby Suits Of cotton and WOOL Sizes
3. 6. II and H. Formerly $795. Friday $3.50
3 Students Overcoats of wool. Sizes II, 18 and
20 Formerly $2450. Friday Sl1 so
Boys Cotton Flannel Robes. Sizes 10, IL, and
IA. Formerly $495. Friday
40 Boys Cotton and Wool Sweaters. Sizes "a,
36 and 80. Formerly $1.95. Friday S1.39
20 Boys Cotton Tuferoy Knickers. Tailored by
Tom Sawyer. Water-resistant. Broken Sizes
Formerly $295. Friday --------$1.s5
Tie Polais Royal. Boys Shot -. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
26 REGULAR 81
HANDBAGS, 79e

OF simulated leather In
rough and smooth grains.
Black or brown.
5 Shirley Temple Nun Bass q
rayon velvet. Brown, wine or
blue. Were Il. Friday------7ss
3 Rayon Crepe Dress BasS In
black, wine, brown and navy.
Were 81. Friday-------7S 7Se
- Leather Bags in calf, suede and
grain feathers. Black or brown.
Were 81. Friday------Sl.59
6 Rayon Velvet Evening Mun
Bags in black, royal, vintage and
red. Were 50. Friday 32.3s
! Imported Seed Pearl Evening
Bag In cream. Was IS. Fri.
l Multi.Color Rhinestone Eve
ming BAG. Was -. Friday -
10 Felt and Suede Cloth Bags In
teal blue, wine, navy or brown.
Were So. Friday---.$2 -
Tie Palais Royal, Leather Goods
-. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
I Nah Jong Set
.,s.;s w.; s13's5
Complete with case

Complete with case.
6 Cork Waste Paper Baskets.
Were 81. Friday-----50c Soc
3 Large Wood Cheese Boards.
Were SIPS. Friday CSC
10 Chinese Woven Waste PAPER
Baskets. Were SOC. Friday $50
: Scrap Books, large size. Were
81. Friday--
Desk Set Of antique brass. 5
pieces. Was $3.50. Friday SO
! Desk Set. Was $5.95. Friday,
S3.S5
I Desk Set of black glass, four
pieces. Was $3.50. Friday -34.5o
1 GNU Magazine Rack. Was
$3.50. Friday
The Palais Royal, Stationery -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
10 Fur.1rimmed
DRESS COATS
Originally ~7s soS
s3995 to S49.95 ~

Black wool, trimmed with cross
Persian Lamb, Pieced Persian
Lamb, Dyed Fox, Lynx or
Skunk. Sizes IA to 20.
Fur Trimmed Casual Goats; beige
wool fleece, in sizes l6. 10 and 20;
green wool fleece in size IL, and
oxford wool fleece in size 40. Origi-
nally $35. Friday - 1897
4 Fur Trimmed Sports Coats Of
tweed, in sizes IA, 16, 20 and 40.
Originally $45 to $59.e5. Friday $33
Black Cost with sable dyed ring
tail collar, size 35h. Originally
$6995. Friday $38
4 Black Box Coats with cross
Persian lamb trimming. Sizes 40
to 46. Originally $685. to $69.s5.
Friday -$3S
/ Black Wool Coat with silver fox
collar; size 35la. Originally $139.
Friday $3.50
l Black Wool Coat with silver fox
collar; size H. Originally $129.
Tie Palais Royal. Goats -.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
Linens
+, ] ], i of

Sotled or Mussed But Real Values.
These are but a tew examples:
39c Dresser Scarfs, Vanity
$3.50 13-pc. Dinner Sets S11.66
SO 9-pc Dinner Sets $3.50
19c Part-Linen Tea Towels 15c
$1.98 Dinner Cloths $1.48
The Palais Royal, Linens -.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
NOTIONS REDUCED

Pairs Pullman Slippers for men; were 81.
cIlQdy
Pairs Pullman Slippers for women; were $l75
20 Pairs Childrens Garters; were 25c. Friday 10c
Is Rubberized Aprons, were 49c. Friday 1876
10 Vapoo Rug Cleaners; were 81. Friday --19c
Jars Jimaline Silver Polish, was 35c. Fri.
The PaIais Royal, Notions -. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
RAY0N uNDIES

10 Combed Cotton Union Suits with built-up
shoulder or strap top. Sizes SO, A and 46. Were
-. 1AAuoy 1Or $A
IL Black Rayon Slips with built-up shoulders.
Sizes 80, ~, 46, 4s, so and 50. Were $109.. Fd.
day 80
10 Kayser Rayon Slips, slightly soiled. siz0 SO.
80 and a. Were 81. Friday-79 79c
Spifys Of novelty rayon satin; garters attached.
Were 31.75. Friday 85c
The Palais Royal. Rayos Usliss -. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
Blankets, Comforts
and Bedspreads
+ and + on

Soiled or Mussed. But Real Values.
6 Part-Wool Blankets, double
size. Were $3.50 pair $3.50
1 North Star Wool Blankets.
Were $1450 $3.50
6 Hand-tufted Bedspreads in
white. Were $8.05. S5.98
10 Chintz Bedspreads. Were
$2.98 1888
4 Patchwork Type Quilts. We're
$5.98 $3.98
IL De Luxe Bed Sheets, double
size. Were 81 $1.39
The Palais Royal, Domesties 49,.
Second FI0or
Evening star., 1939-01-12
II Prs. Mocha GL Owes, S2.95

Fine, soft mocha gloves in black. brown
or gray. Cashmere lined. Regularly Sc.
80 Pairs Lined Pigskin Gloves in black, brown
or natural Were $2.95
Lined Capeskin Gloves; were $295 and $3.50.
Friday
Kid and Lambskin Gloves in assorted colors,
styles and sizes. Were $l.05, 1895 and $395.
Friday
The Palais Royal. Glopes First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
SILK STOCKINGS
79e ; SCI; 2:!;:

Sheer and business sheer
weights. All are high quail
ity ringless chiffon. Good
assortment Of colors.
Child Health Hose for children.
Button on type. White or tan.
Were 55c and 65c. Friday, 1sc pr.
The Palois Royal. Hosiery -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
400 Mems S1.19
broade|oth Shirts
;;;:;, Gid; 3d.

Fine count broadcloth and woven madras
In stripes and checks. Pre- e-shrunk and
color fast. Full cut and nicely tailored.
Sizes IA to II.
20 Pairs Mems F1annelette Pahmas. Broken
sizes Formerly $l65. Friday 81
50 Mems Athletic Union Suits Serviceable
broadcloth in athletic style Sizes So and 80.
Formerly 7sc. Friday 25c
Mems Union Suits OF 500 wool and 50eo cot
TON Madewell brand. Formerly 81. Friday 81
IL Mems Cotton Union Suits. Medium weight
cotton knit. Sizes 3s AZ and 49, Formerly
g. Friday 81
Mems Cotton Union Suits. Light-weieht:
sizes 36. SO, 4s and So Formerly $3.50 Fri
day Observation-Disclosures *.
Evening star., 1939-01-12
Evening WRAPS, " Price

3 Wool Wraps in flush, sizes IL and
16. Originally $19.95. Friday -$9.97
l Blue Rayon Velvet Wrap, size IL.
Originally $l4.95. Friday y--$7.47
l Black Rayon Velvet Wrap with
dyed coney collar; size 38. Orig
1nally s25. Friday $3.50
l Black Rayon Velvet Wrap in size
SO. Originally $29.e5. Friday, $14.97
Evening star., 1939-01-12
$39.95 STUDIO
c0uchES. $24.95

Only Z; heavy cotton frieze
and cotton tapestry covers;
front or back opener types;
some with arms.
I Simmons Modern Metal Beds
with baked-on walnut finish; "a
size. Were $14.95 $4.75
8 Coll Springs, 80 highly tempered
coils. Were $795 5-- $5.95
7 Innerspring Mattresses, silent
interlocking coils encased in cot
ton layer felt; handles and ven-
tilators. Were $14.95 $8.95
l Bed-hi Studio Couch with 2
separate innerspring mattresses:
durable cover. Was 1895 S27.75
The PaIais Royal, Bedding -.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
HOUSEWARES

2 Condiment Sets with light;
black and white; fit any stove.
Were 1898 $3.50
l Sparklet Syphon Bottle, copper:
trimmed in red. Was $685. $3.50
"a Ice Bags and wooden mallets.
Friday Ito
Is Largo Metal Flour Sifters.
Were 25c------------
10 Cast Iron Chicken Fryers.
Were $2.39- -$1.79
8 Old English Weighted Floor
Waxers. Were $3.50 ----. $1.99
Long handled Scrub Brushes.
Were 50c--------- 25c
Travelling Electric Irons, light
weight. Were $l.25---- 89c
l Ohio Circulating Oil H eater,
slightly used. Was $59.s5 $24.5e
l Nesco Electric Roaster; 2 heats.
Was 0-$8.95
Heavy Aluminium Cake Griddles.
were $l------------------ 7Sc
Is Aluminium Sauoepots, cover;
size 6-quart. Were $1.29-----79c
20 Heavy Aluminium Percolators,
6-cup size. Were $1.49---SS $50
50 Aluminium Pie Pans, size Q in.
in diameter. Were 25c--2 for SIC
The PaIais Royal, HOUSEWARES -.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
Is $i7.95 and SI9.o5
Untrimmed Wool Goats
s11.75

Tveeds. shetlands. Camers hair and
wool some imported Galeshiel tweeds
and some wool and cotton boucles.
Sizes IL to 20. in black and colors
6 Reversible Goats of wool and
cotton tweeds and Byrd cloth. Sizes
IA to 20. Originally sl495. Friday.
$S.95
8 Plaid Back Glenshire Wool Coats
in brown. green, gray. blue and
wine. Sizes IL to l8. Were $22.95.
Friday $l6.85
1 Large Woman's Coat Of tan wool
tweed in size Az. Originally
$2995. Friday
Brown Wool Fleece Coat in
size 371a. Was $2995 Friday $10.75
1 Wine Refer Coat Of shetland
wool. Originally $17.75. Friday,
&;75
Evening star., 1939-01-12

IL Mems B. V. d. Union Suits. All cotton or
100 wool. Medium weight; ribbed. Sizes 48
and so. Formerly s165. Friday 81
The Palais Royal, Store for Men .. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
YARN ODD LOTS

so Skeins Rayon and Wool Rug
Yarns; small quantities of each
color. Size la4-oz. hanks. Were
~ Balls Bear Brand Paisley
Tweed; black mixture. Size l-oz.
ball. Was 55c- -l9c
Is Balls Bear Brand Cashmere
Yarn; 8 Bells Caledonia Zephyr.
Were Csc and 70c SOC
se Discontinued Knitting Books.
SO Infants Stamped Dresses on
batiste: 6 months to ! year size.
Were soc -19c
"a Hand made Models used for
display. Friday - Reduced a
The Polois Royal. Art
Embroidery .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12
Table Lamp Bases
DraStically Reduced
$5.98 Dresden Figure Boudolr Bases

Dainty Dresden figures on gold-nnished SAGA
mountings. Double figures on ivory china. ~O'~S
Tie Pdtdis Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12

RIBBONS, Sc yard
A large assortment of ribbons in widths
from to inches. Satins, moires tat
fetas, grosgrains and others in many
colors and combinations.
Fur Collars, $2.l9
For plain cloth coats or suits. Iapin,
wolf, opossum, kidskin and others
all taped ready to sew on.
The Palais Royal. Trimsisss First. Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-12

White Lapn Dyed Coney Jacket size
White Dyed Coney Jacket, size $500
Of Chinchila Dyed Coney
l of Coney
Seal Dyed Fitted Coat,
Lapin-Dyed Coney Coat,
Beaver-Dyed Coat
Brown CaracuI Coat size
Coney
Coat
Imperial SealDyed Coney Coats 16 and
BeaverDy Coney Coats, II and
Hudson SealDyed Muskra size
Hudson SeaDyed Muskrat
Hudson Seal Dyed Mukrat, 42-----------2o5O0
Black Caracu-Dyed Lamb size
l Black Cross Persian Coat,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-26
jolly Polly

A Little Chat on English
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
D. L. None thing cannot be
exactly similar to another. Similar
means like, but not completely iden-
teal; exactly means strictly accu-
rate, precise, without variation.
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Don't Take
Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Ally
Allies
Ally
Allies

This column recently gave the
recommendations of these words as
"uh-LIE, uh-LIZE."
A New York reader comments,
please, I can't find your pronunci-
atoms for these words in any of the
dictionaries that I have consulted.
Will you give us another article on
the words? There must be other
readers who are as perplexed as T."
IN. A.
Obviously what has caused the
confusion is the "uh" sound of the
first syllable. N. A., I fear, has mis-
read the diacritical marks used by
her dictionaries to indicate the OBJ
scure "a" Compare the mark used
with the example words at the bot
tom of each dictionary page. 1t will
then be clear that the "a" of ally
and allies is not the fiat "a" OF
Alfred, but the obscure "a" of about
(uh-bout), alike (uh-like) and alive
(uh-live).
This same obscure vowel sound
is found in the ''e' of novel the 20"
of connect, and the I'll" of circus;
it is practically the "uh" sound of
mud, but, hut.
If the reader will check again the
exact dictionary symbol over the
"a" of ally and allies, she will
find the pronunciations given here
to be correct. The second syllables
are accented. Correct pronuncia-
tons: Ally-uh-LIE. Allies-uh-
LIE.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
For a personal answer to your
questions about words, send a
stamped (3-cent), self addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, care of
The Evening Star.
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By Bruno

letter
correctly
country.
Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
TEREADS-HATRED Crong dslike).
RAKSH-SHIRK they
TAIESdAN-TANALES mexican dih).
an
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than to lose his life. So he pulled
and pulled, and pulled. BY and by
it seemed to him that he felt his
tail slip a little. That gave him
courage and he pulled harder than
ever.
Suddenly he pitched right over his
head, and at the same time there
was a little snap behind him. He
had pulled his tail free and the
Jaws Of the trap had come to-
gethcr. You zee, Jerry's tail tapers,
and he had been caught not very far
from the end OF Il. II waS this
which had aAved him.
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There he squatted down and rested
to regain his strength and get his
breath.
Its of no use for me to try to
pull myself free by swimming"
thought Jerry. I'm pretty strong
swimmer but not strong enough to
do that. Perhaps can pull myself
free up here"
So when he had rested. Jerry dug
his claws into the old log and pulled
and pulled. 1t seemed to him he
certainly was pulling his tail out
by the roots. But II would be- better
70 do that and have no tail Of Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-26
Dry Storage Space
For Screens Advised

Screens will last longer If they
are taken down in the fall and
stored in a dry place for the win
ter, and this is a very good time in
which to remove them.
A good plan is to suspend them
from the ceiling In q corner of the
basement on a framework made of
wood. The doors should be placed
on the framework first and the win
dow screens laid on top with per.
haps some laths between 70 keep
them separated.
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once if he is not already there. So
when that cruel steel trap caught
him by the tail in its wicked jaws
Jerry plunged back off the old log
into the water and tried to swim
away.
II he had only known 1t, this was
just what the trapper had expected
him to do and hoped he would do.
That trap had been fastened with a
chain in such a way that Jerry
could get into deep water. You see,
the trapper hoped that Jerry would
drown himself. and Jerry did come
pretty near doing Just that thing. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-26
Bedtime Stories
By THORNSTON w, BURGESS,

Jerry Muskrat was caught in a
cruel steel trap. He was caught by
his tail. It was a fortunate thing
for him that it was by his tail and
not by leg. But right at this time
Jerry couldn't see anything for
tunate in 1t. In fact, to Jerry's way
Of thinking 1t was unfortunate.
Now Jerry Muskrat is much more
at home In the water than on land
and his hrst impulse in time Of
danger y % ct Into the watsr ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-26
By Edgar Bergen
By Willard
By Edgar Rice Burroughs
Bv Mormon Marsh
By Bud Fisher

As soon as he felt himself free
Jerry plunged into the water and
swan over to his house. Not until
he was safely inside his bedroom did
he look at his tail. The skin had
been torn by the Jaws Of that trap.
and the end OF his tail was raw and
bleeding. II was dreadfully sore and
ached. Jerry began to lick II very
gently. For the rest Of that day and
the following night Jerry stayed
right In his house and nursed that
sore tail. hut he had saved hh
life, 40 q sore tall didn't matter
0Nch.
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swan with all his might, but the
trap held him, and as he struggled
he lost his breath and water got up
his nose in such a way that he
choked.
It didn't take him very long to
realize that he couldn't pull himself
free In the water. At first he was in
such a panic Of fright that he didn't
use his wits at all. But after he
began to realize that by struggling
In the water he would simply drown
himself Jerry's wits began 70 work.
He turned abount and swan back 70
that old log and climbed out CA Il.