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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
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ming had Negro been her accompanies T-a-.
nothing particularly wrong about haylrx ...
accompany our leading artistic adv IN. 49,.
are traditions that cannot be lived down 49,
day and these stared me IN the face a, tts, 49,.
have stared hundreds OF Others. wondered = Ia,
were not Negroes who could accompany Ma A..
derson. Would u not have left a bette fasts r. 49,
mouth generally had the performance h.er ~ ~
Negro one? Was the accompanies Interested n ~
gro Advancement or in the fees? Is fha-o at,,s.-.
the booking agents would do for Miss Ande,-ep -
the white accompanied that they would IA, y, -,
her with Negro one? Now had other Neg a-,f,.
gone forward II the white accom- pam ST IS r.e.s
sity, II Miss Anderson could learn 10 --s.--s, -.
music o. the masters why the negro ,-,-s-.,,
has not learned his lesson? Is IL ,rae tia. xa-ro,
are great as vocalists but shor, as tecnr ANS,
4 thousand thoughts reyolved ia INV II ~ ;,
listened Miss Anderson and saw ana sss a 49,,
great accompanist There are certain .sss-,.s
Of which the mixed Negro Is 700 vi,f. g-..i,,
that stared boldly into the face % ,.A r,ss- 90
cason. As remember wrote saying s's.- vi1,
Nicit' Then came Dorothy Mayno- he 3-sf- eva
ming with golden voice and a white ~ ,--spis,
Miss Maynor wac unspeakably great ar us ~.
were most extravagant in their pra ! aon
der.ul girl dher wonderful sugEz aasa
Virgnian % course, and this mus, r.ts SOM
weight Virginia is proud OF her atA.s, -s and
daughters irrespective Of their color "a
even generous toward them with w.s .-a,ss
and encouragement
Never has artist been more -r
clzed these 20 years l have been sers
As had 10 remark 10 a friend sitf.re s,da
This s a triumphant occasion II o4e ss. ~
~ triumph for Miss Niaynor and re Nsr 40
But there was the white accompany -s Eat
in The ointment Are those wni'e s,e51,t ,s.s =
necessity or are they becoming tac7 .ssr
case. they leave something 70 be des-ss ros rog.,
and CO.. The ail-Negro concern co1lr Ill i ,r.sJ
strongly 70 this nation,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

lib. have in mind 10 90 into
the printing business Should -
Ans.-It takes money and OK.
perlence TO run a profitable print.
ing business and since you do no,
happen 10 have either. Your best
bet would he 10 get n lob work.
Ing In some printing establishment
as n salesman. Alter n Jew months
experience you would he In n 10.
sition TO decide whether 10 Keen
on or call II quits. DO not invest
any money in equipment until Won
understand the problems that face
n job printer today.
DEW / am not satisfied 7
divorced the girl loved and mar
ried another girl This girl does
not please me She says that she
loves me hut don't think 50.
What should | do to he happy,
Ans. nder the circumstances ]
am sure yon realize that you made
n very grave mistake In dIy0relns
your first wife. You love her and
she still loves Won. n isn't too ats
10 consider going hack 10 one an.
other. YOu will never be happy an.
der present conditions.
MIG. This child that was sick
thought that she was hurt. Was
she? Tell me what will he the beat
thing 10 cure her. Someone must
have hurt her. II she was tell mo
IS she well?
Ans.--The child wasn't hurt In
any way. Most klds have the same
trouble In the spring ~ the wear
brought on nv fresh vegetables and
fruits. Watch her diet durinr
these SUMNER months.
DISGUS.'ED ME.-will yod kind
ly help a young girl IN distress who
II very much disguised with ner-
self? viii this coming summer he
as bum as feel n will be? Wont
] have any fun? when will meet
my truly heart throb? Honestly
I'm almost tired OF waiting. VII:
II be long, should YOU need nv
age and all I am rs years OF age.
Born Dec II.
Ans. After NIL little girl ,ou
have n remember that most fellows
draw the line NJ "robblnr the era.
dle' Don't rush the future -,
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BETTER HOMES
F 0 R U N
By FORREST l. yOUNG.
General Manager Young and
Nodernixatlon Engineers

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CLEMENS

Vinson Chapel AME SUNDAY
school vas efficiently conducted
by the superintendent Mr.. Hubbard
subject "Haggai Urges the Build
ing OF Gods House"
Rev. Williams preached ,ho
morning message from Roman 8 g.
~ subject, There IL light upon
The dark horizon" The ACE Ieasus
under The leadership OF Rev. VIII
Ilams had an Interesting discussion
on. What Challenge American
ioutn Many young folk were out
20 take part In the discussion. The
ciosing services were climaxed with
a unique sermon entitled. Look
,o ne Shore Everyone IA corr
u'aily Invited 10 worship with vim
son chapel Goldle Williams Il The
church reporter.
Social
Mrs q. w rnrdette. president q,
me Earnest Workers Community
cluh has lefi for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. James JENKINS ana
sister. Mrs. Thomas colIIns IN
Augusta Georgia.
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HIGHLAND PARK
BY HAZEL CULPEPPER
81. Luke AME Church

The Rev Mitchell culpepper
preached from Matthew 24.29 on
the subject, The Lord Will Come
with Power and Glory
AT pm the Rev. Mr.. Culpepper
and church motored to Mt. Glenn
ems and worshipped.
Tho Gospel chorus rendered its
monthly program in the evening.
Prayer meeting is held each
Wednesday at S pm. Mrs. i. Hunt
or Is leader. The Junior choir.
which rehearses each Friday. will
give a chicken dinner SATURDAY
at the home Of Clara Culpepper.
Berea NE Church
The pastor. the Rev. s. bank
head. preached on the duty OF chill
drcn 10 their fathers. The Choral
club furnished the music.
The daily Vacation Bible school
opened Monday. June II and will
continue for two weeks under the
supervision OF Mrs. A. NJ Bank
head and Mrs. Audrey Bouldine
Prayer meeting will be led bv The
Junior church on Wednesday
night.
The Rev. Mr. Bankhead will
leave for the Jurisdiciional confer.
ence in ST. Louis sometimes this
week.
Church ~ Christ
The Rev T n York. pastor and
me Rev. Jesse Bishop. pastor in
Highland Park Church Of Cnrg.t
are visiting in Coatesville. Pa Ir
mo pastors absence the Rev Mr.
McGrey preached wonderful ser
mon at the Highland Park church
on Excuses and Reasons
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Friendship Baptist

Tho sunday school Of the Friend
ship Baptist church was held al The
ueual hour Sunday. Juno is and
was we'll attended The fuperintcn-
dent. s. Byiggs plans TO attend the
sunday school congress 10 convene
In Columbus. Ohio this week.
The pastor, the Rev. 7 n. John
son. preached at the morning serv-
Ice Two we're added TO the church.
The BYPTi Is on the upward trend
and the president and members are
asking those who are az leisure at
3 pm. on Sundays 10 attend the
meetings
AZ 7.30 Pm. the Rev Mr. John
son delivered fine message on the
"Prodigal son. Among the visitors
was Senator Charles DlgEs. who
made a helpful talk.
sidney Briggs 10 church reporter.
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Peoples Baptist

h who Just
n W r.rf confer
ir coke SUNDAY
inp Ntfff rnt D.
40 hnrsn N ne
~ NEuttt nf faf.f hos lfrr
N9Hlf irHra a pnfr dfc'
elff3 ~ efnf
a rn 'hf ~ 10y tho Nev
Nr la a1l afoesflon nf
Ihmeitan tsefle Taus ,ha- b
Nnrsiaprod ~ r0ner Baptist
sew Bride Hspii-f rt1rh va.
present ~ DE 'y'n'ng rcrvires
Pastor Ramsey epoko
juno % ihe res III Morton ~
Wand ranada will pfak oi
Ni' NIFa.enlry lprlriy ana Nlrer,
quilt 'lne FORMER aggregation wil0
eitr prt 'drntF banquet Wel
ufdsaf lpdse iiealy viii addres.
The group
THO Koy li ~ coleman. chen
and congregation viii also be pros
en-
Peoples Rapiift church extend.
sympathy 20 The family ~ 'le 80
Nrs Cleo White who was 2 faith
ful and srien' church worker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

you'll get your heart throhs IN
due time. In the meantime con-
time to behave yourself like lady
rs the summer isn't going 10 be
half as had rs YOU seem 10 ieeL
Lots Of fun will come yonr way
HL.--Never before has nv sitla-
ton been past my comprehension.
Suddenly ! have walked into cir
Gle cannot understand. ! am hore
in this town working hard every
day saving my money. ! am vary
much interested in young l'aV
here and have dated her 2 rev
times. However. we don't seem 70
ret along so we'll in spite of me
fact that we both seem 70 he very
Interested VIII you give ms
your very hest consideration?
Ans.-It takes more than inter
est 10 win Gal. brother. PretV
girls Ike love and lots Of II -;
and that's where you have tzyiea
out. The young lady In question
ndmlreS YOU for your high IDEAS
and ambitions look on life hn'
she crnves love more than that:
NV advice Is 20 LET HIN
HAVE 1T.
LH.-Dear Friend: am writ
ing Won for an answer 10 some
things I would like 10 know J Hn
going with a man and he IS gong
with another woman and he 'eils
me he loves mo and tells her 'ne
same thing. Now 7 want n kroW
which one OF US does he want TOT
a wife?
Neither one Of ron ~
isn't the marrying kind. Res prer
" much satisfied To 60 on loyIn.
yOu both and not marrying eHh,'
of you. This sort Of going on Is sr,.
ting ron nowhere the pi"r.
for yOu II hack M your husband
side. Go hack TO him and ,orx''
all about your two.tlmlng Irle""',
EMO was told that ] ~ou, ',
get cum Of money. Please ss"
me n You think I Will get TINS anu
where will Il come FROM -,
Ans.-I believe y0u VIII rec'ns
sum 81 money through Wv,
grandmofher's property ana ~.
Won VIII receive n sometime dur"s
the last six months Of 1870
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Nazarene Baptist

The pastor. Rev J. X. Johnson
delivered an instructive sermon
Sunday on the topic, Building the
House OF God; text liaggai 20.
Three persons were added TO the
church. Many visitors were pres
ent
"The Cost OF Life" was the theme
OF the message brought by the pas
tor Sunday evening for which he
received mary compliments.
The public Is invited to attend
the services OF Nararene Baptist
church. Lucille Bush Ia church re-
porter.
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New Bethel

Sunday morning he music VAS
furnished by Tho Senior chorus and
choir under tho direction ~ Rohcri
Nolan Miss Humphrey was SOLO
ist, John Riley Will be- soloist next
month
The choir viii ling at New Light
next Sunday W. the afternoon Sac
red cross Baptist VIII Worship a.
New Bethel Rev Franklin ls-pas-
tor
Mis- Eliza Savage vas present At
church sunday after being absent
for Two months on account OF III
mesa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
I | ST. !. n
By Hobart T. Mitchell
TRIMS AND THE GENERAL
By Hobart T. Mitchell

TNt TIME ate in The evening
1 Sfe enc candle liza cd
ns' % clustering winter
eve 1850 Offices % The Revolr-
rfrr War. .atigged lips tightly
rts'i eyes strained fingers
=; r'ny tracing lires on a nag.
ef nap nY me a.ckerirg light OF
a oa candle
'aorfl Pickering ~ Nassachu-
sted advisor 70 General
rsrfee Washington. Is confeiring
ns MET relative 10 military
'n' 'aat arc % ~ used nc com.
TX week
No4ty aho4' tho tent is The Ne-
son of Colonel Pickering
= uls bad obtained his position.
a7 ne scf sart ~ the Colonel
fflRh t.s 'ather. Prince Han
'fe 'osfrf- - the Prince HAN
i"sse % N4.qls In Boston.
The w'a'Afr bong severe ard "a,
hour la'~ Ctlonol Pickering insist.
'sa 'ta' 'uo General ehoald 30 ih.lr
a4e Tor he night The General
showing there VAS shortage ~
itar6ets- p tha armv inquired ~
~ iNI.s ih"ir supfly WAS esfir.
Prmps a. snred the General
'.'fe were 'pleiiy ~ hankeis and
h''ps ~ straw aud proceeded a.
taf' i~o pallets on mo floor each
l blanket for I'M Officers THO
Ifii'ie finished Prirus hlsied kifn-
"f about tho tent until the two o.
hrofs had retired
Tho fN0 commanders wore soon
aslf'r pr mus huddled himself ~
2 to-ref ~ Ne tent Cold. The
."assre TO had received in doing
DIS mite fDr his country would
more ihan rompf nsate for HIS nm
rleasartness TSbcriv. Tho cause
for which both were fighting.
~ some coincidcnt the General
a7oke and saw in tho sem dark
n"-s me shivering miserable form
~ l'Iimua lie spoke. "Primus, I
thought you told me YOU had
e1opgn blankets and straw for All
~ usy Yes Sir" shivered pr
mus I'm comfortable. SIR" Tho
'ionoral spoke again. See here.
Fr'nns. N anyone SITS NJ tonizhl
= shall be ne nut n n not
reressarv that Won stay W Come,
stiaiFhien this blanket out. thers
room enough for both ~ Us on
fai7 pall't"
rtmns hosiiantly. oboyed tho
command ~ his superior officer.
aud laid down by the side OF Wash.
infion under The same blanket
orch in a cause. link by link. 10
FORM IL mighty chain "A chain so
b'nu'iiully wrought that u reminds
us Of me mystical golden chair the
p"'f saw binding earth 10 God q
loot tool This chain WAS 10 hind
ail groups together nghting for tha
aaine~9ause Liberty and the pur-
"ni ~ happiness
FIFTH COLrMv-
THElE IS NO 18th column" In
i Tho ranks ~ the Negro He has
run true ~ fern when nrrt
'rispus Atfucks she'd his blood for
hls country until he last shot was
hred during the Worlds War.
When The writer penned tae
words that follow he must have
p.ucked his nuil from the wing
OF an angel and dipped II into the
sky ~ blue.
saw Washington Grass the Della
ware
saw Stark mid mountains green
saw Warren fight at Bunker
Hili
Andrew Jackson AZ New Orleans.
saw Dsvey Crockett Al Alamo,
TAYLOR fight AZ Monterey.
And We oil fought for our Liberty
! In my dream OF the U.sA.
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INSTALInE>r VII

"How a.d you leave or mutual
sr.ent. Pete
Fine -e answered gave aim
an extra glass q, nee cold milk
before Her, OF dts and lie Was
feel ns more ca.ppcr trar prual"
"Tten MS mood must have been
cutie h'ariyls ;or re .s generally
tli - sla AID fsoitc
re n No lie oi The ward ="
Reaiha admitted Yol know doc
tar yo4r re destined Tor great hon
~
Horror. Mat k4nl7"
well pote has decided -
be president one o. these days and
YOU r. slated 70 be his private
physician. with me as his nurse
Are YOU going 10 acccp' such hon.
or gnmOvei 80 che smiled AZ him.
Il assure vo1 Only MY ex.reue
modesiv is keeping my feet on the
ground
Pete - a dear" Reatha said
M miss him when he lravoe.
never had brother and Pct.
makes mo 'hlnk oi the one miza'
have had
yes Eric answered Il can
sec he loves you equally as we'll
But I'm Jealous now For Pete
has showed ne aside AZ least q
li'iie BIT 70 make room fcr yoG,
the dor as he calls you "
ITS no, that bad. You're ull
tops With him"
ron don't mind You deserve
SPECIAL consideration Pete owes a
great deal 70 you II you mai
waited another week coming 10
Belmont Pete wouldn't have had a
lex 70 save"
~ can't believe I'm that impor-
,ant"
You are though"
IL wish / could believe that"
lyon can she assured him. nm
consciously laying her hand on his
arm
IT'S nice being important even
II ii's lasf Pete
= wouldn't say Just Pete sne
whispered shyly
Eric stopped the ear They were
near rustic bridge that passed
over into ono Of Belmonrs beautl-
ful parks The scent OF new grass
and budding flowers made the n.saf
magic.
"Will you tell me ~ anv ono else
might be important to- liis
tone Was lou. thrilling
Reatha couldn't answer She
wanted 70 shout IL TO Him. thar ne
was always n her thoughts Ev-
evthing that concerned him was
important % her She was afra /
10 unleash the wild thoughts run
ming pell nell through her minl.
Then Il is only Pete /" Eric
said
You're important N lot oi
people Your race must he proud
~ you she told him.
There was p note ~ disappoint-
meni when he answered her.
II hope n he important TO them
some dav'
"You said you wanted 10 Tell mo
Your reasons for allowing your nne
surgery 10 20 unappreciatcd.
We'll he told her quietly. ono
thing about doctors. tho decent
ones don't night for glory"
II know that" Reaiha replied
that's the reason / admire you ]
guess. Something fine IN inft going
on trying 20 do a good job and not
asking for banners"
"Still rs not Just that way with
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SYNOPSIS

All admire the capabilities Of tall
bronze Erie Northern. new Negro
doctor At Belmont hospital. A. the
months roll by Northern's record
Of successful operations increase
and Nurse Dutal wonders why he
j. contented To he the "gost" Tor Dr.
Wade. hospital head. who receives
all the credit for successful eases.
Sensing what occupies their
minds. the two arranged meeting
10 talk things over. mindful of
the DANGER that NAV lie ahead. the
doctor and nurse ride for miles In
silence. Then Eric ventures 10
enook
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

TIE OrE>lNG GrE ~ no .ni
paizn 20 eieri So NJ Hti
rongresnan irn'r fhe Flr-' Gsif ~
will he fred ~ = viEau' fotst
meeting lnrc 3N AZ Ctcne nili ~
was announced hy Samuel - ii1n-
ey. chairman - iNe Speaker conn
mittee iir Martnall Will he Tho
princlpal speaker Other speakers
will be Hon Charlie Mahouey ADD
Dr. James A. Monfe. prominent
phsslrian
The committee 10 charge % aofk-
ing very hard % make ibis iucwing
big success and others are plan
ned in continuous campaign of
action IN Nr MARSHALL bohalf Nr
Marshall n ono ~ Tho directors ~
personnel ~ tho Ford Motor com.
panv. George Harrison and Com
mander Tlhh. pointed 10 Tho picture
and news articles ~ Nr Narshsli's
carried IN rns Legion News. ciY.
euiated among the iegionaires all
over Wayne county
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
roNsTAnLE KING or DE 2

CONSTABLE KING OF The Elev-
enth ward successfully elected
last year has announced his candi-
dacy for e ect ION TO the
State i.egelatutt, on the Rcpubll-
can ticket lir s;ated bis desire 10
serve the public in a broader aud
better way Ia the capacity az state
representative and asks the sup
port OF all his friends and we'll
wishers for this post
I Asst WEEK THE City Usher
~ board meeting al King Solo
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Womens and Misses bbareL-Exceb tionally Low Priced
Furs Reduced

l Seal dyed Muskrat Coat, size 10. Was 1926
Now S19S
l Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size 16
Was $3.50 Now $3.50
l pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Were S155. Now S110
l pair Silver Fox Scarfs Were S295. Now, SlS5
pair PIatina dyed White Fox Scarfs. Were
Sl95 Now Sl39
/ pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Were Sl95. Now SIPS
l Tipped Red Fox Jacket, size 16. Less than
y price Now S34
1 dyed Fitch Cape Stole. Was S225 Now sl65
l Tipped Skunk Cape Stole. Was s95 Now
$50 50
! Silver Fox Cape Stole. Was 1926 Now $500
l dyed Fitch Cape. Was Sl95. Now Sl45
l Grey KidSkin Coat, size ID. Was Sl10. Now
SIS
l Tipped Skunk 4O-inch Coat, size Is. Was
1926. Now ----.---- ----- .---- SlS5
l Stone Marten dyed Skunk Jacket. Size Is.
Was s1q5 Now $3.50
/ Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size IA Was
S325 Now 1888
l Ombre Muskrat Coat, size Is. Was s195.
Now ----.------ Sll9
] dyed China Mink Fitted Coat, size Is. Was
1925. Now $40
1 Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size IA. Was
S275. Now S1495O
FUR SALON THIRD FLOOR.
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For Larger Women

IL Dresses for larger women of rayon crepe
and chiffon. some with jackets; navy, black.
Sizes 4212 to 5012. Less than p price. Now
SO 95
Is Womens and Shorter WOmen's Dresses in
rayon crepe and rayon chiffon. Some with
jackets, mostly navy and black. Sizes 1872,
2012 to PAY, 16, 49, AZ, A. Less than y
price. Now S795
Is Dresses for Shorter Women of rayon crepe
and rayon chiffon. Some win contrasting
color trim Mostly black and navy. Sizes
l6l2 to 24l2 Less than y price. Now 1895
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Goats and Suits
Reduced

Reversible Fur Coat Suits. Baronduki T.
length box coat. Skirt and lining of green,
brown, black wool tweed. Sizes II to 10.
Were S6975 Now S52
Winter Suits. two-piece jacket suits with
tuxedo of skunk or dyed red fox in green,
wine, brown. Sizes IA and l8 three
piece Mouton Jacket Suits with underneath
suit of red or blue wool tweed. Sizes II and
IA Were S6975 Now S4915
Two and Three piece Suits. Dressmaker
and tailored types in navy, beige, gray WOODEN.
Sizes IA to 18 and SO to 40. Were S4975
and more. Now ---------- S32
Fine Imported Wool Tweed Coats in Winter
weight. Fitted and boxy models IN wine,
blue gold gray mixtures and plaids. Sizes
II, IA and 10. Were S6975 and more. Now
S42
CoArs AND SUITS THIRD Floor
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Cotton Crepe
Nishties, So
We're $50

Is in cotton crepe trimmed
with hemstitching. Straight
cut, white or tearose. Sizes
10. 20.
20 pairs Pajamas of cotton
flannelette. Floral prints.
Sizes "A, Is. Were Sl65.
Now Sl.l5
IL pairs Pajamas in printed
cOttonS. Blue or rose. Sizes
80, "a, 38. Were S195.
Now SIPS
4 Gowns, silk-and-rayon satin
or rayon crepe trimmed with
white cotton lace. TearOse.
Size 80. Were $685.. Now, S2.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Bien JoIie
Corsettes, SIS IS
Uere S7.5O
" ere $50

6 Of rayon figured batIste with
matching elastic down stretch
back, slice fastening. For slim
and average figures. Sizes 33,
"a, SO. 81, SO.
Memo Girdles of elastic mesh
with panels front and back.
OF cotton, rayon and silk.
Sizes q, %, 90, 81. 80. Less
than Il price. Now $685.
4 lie Cant COrselettes Of youth
lastlc and rayon satin with
down stretch back, cotton lace
top. Sizes IS, 38. 40 and AZ.
Less than y price. Now, S4.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Misses One-of-a-Kind
Daytime and Formal
Frocks Greatly Reduced

l Navy Wool Daytime Dress with short navy
jacket. Size Is. Less than Z price. Now 500
/ Navy Silk Jersey Daytime Dress with char
treuse and beige trim Size 18. Was $79.75.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
l Navy Ensemble with full-length coat and
rayon crepe dress of blue and gray plaid Size
IA. Less than II price. Now $40
l Navy Ensemble with full-length coat, blue
and white silk print dress. Size 20. Less than
Il price. Now $50
1 Champagne Silk Marquisette Covered For
NAL Gown. Size r. Was S69.75. Now $39
l Champagne Silk Marquisette Dinner Gown
Brown lace trim. Size IL Was SCOTS. Now S39
1 White Silk Chiffon Evening Gown with silk
taffeta jacket, fuchsia and green Size II.
Less than y price. Now $40
l White Silk Crepe Evening Gown. Bolero Of
black silk embroidered in gold-color. Size Is.
Less than y price. Now --------------- $50
l Medium Blue Silk Jersey Dinner Gown Size
Is. Was $l35. Now $50
MISSES WALNUT Room, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
Curtains, special
Sis pair

200 pairs cotton fllet and nov
city cotton net curtains In
ecru. ga yards long
200 pairs narrow ruffled small
dotted and figured cotton
marqulSette curtains, also
plain. 2 and l-6 yards long.
Special - S1.l0 pair
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
Women's Silk
Hosiery, 7 pairs s.

Uere 81 pair and more
120 pairs various grades silk
hose: all-silk chiffons, few me-
dunn weights; Isle reinforced
and few novelty silks. Broken
sizes.
80 pairs English Ribbed All
wool Socks, suitable for boots
or bed socks. Broken sizes.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. pair, ,5c
Is pairs Dark Brown Cotton
Ankets. Sizes 9. go. 1912
Were, each, soc. Now, 4 PARISH
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
Women's Wool Costume
Suits, sI4's5 Were s22.95

7, some with rayon satin tops, two with
long coats. Black and blue. Sizes 20,
38, 1872, 2212.
IA Wool Costume Suits with rayon satin tops
Some with pieced Persian trim. Black, blue,
wine brown in the group. Sizes 20 to A, 1872
to % Were s29 rs. Now S22