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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26
COURT:
Line-Up Changed

President Roosevelt's appointment
of Harlan Fiske Stone to replace
Charles Evans Hughes as chief JUS
tice of Supreme court was an
nounced at the same time as he
sent to the senate the names of
two new associate justices he had
picked, Sen. James Byrnes Of South
Carolina and Attorney General Rob-
ert H. Jackson of New York.
A Republican, Justice Stone is 68
years old and was appointed to the
Supreme court by President Cool
idge in 1925. His appointment as
chief justice came as somewhat Of
a surprise for many sources in
Washington believed that Attorney
General Jackson would get the nom-
ination.
Senator Byrnes, who has been a
strong administration supporter in
the senate since the early days of
the New Deal, will succeed Justice
McReynolds who retired some time
ago. Jackson will take the place
left vacant by Justice Stones ele-
walton to chief justice.
u. S.:
Ship Worry
The Robin Moor. sunk in the South
Atlantic we'll within the United
States neutrality zone, was declared
by its few survivors to have been
sunk by a German U-boat, the first
in what most observers expected
would be a series Of international
incidents, similar to that of the Lusi-
tania in the last war.
The Robin Moor went to the bot
tom, bearing sever passengers in
GLIDING a little child, and the first
lifeboat, the only one Immediately
found, contained only IL survivors.
The other two boats, according to
the evidence of Brazilian ship peo-
pie who went in search, showed on
the surface of the sea some evidence
that they had been lost.
The first notice of the loss was
given as the result of a storm at
sea-" but the survivors told their
escue that they had been tor
pedoed.
Following these reports by surviv-
ors, authoritative sources in Wash
ington indicated that work on a for
NAL note Of protest 10 Germany was
under way by the state department.
1t was pointed out that in such
a note restitution for loss Of Ameri-
can life and property was only what
the Nazis could expect.
While at first the Whit. House had
announced that Judgment should be
withheld" on the incident. later word
came that there seemed to be mo
longer any reason" for that.
The state departments report was
first made public by Sumner Welles
at his press conference. He based
his findings on the account of the
sinking as it came from Walter ].
Linthicum, U. S. consul at Pernam-
buco, Brazil. Linthicum spent nearly
five hours getting the stories Of the
rescued persons.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26
BRIEFS 49,. BY Baukhage

The ABC's of the IDR" is a
new book for the would-be soldier.
1t is a complete Qualification Of the
Infantry Drill Regulations Of the
United States army. 1t is by Capt.
Paul Brown, expert drill instructor
who believes that men going into the
army should be instructed before
they join up. He has a simple and
practical plan for ex-service men
who want to cooperate with the
idea.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26

WASHINGTON. - You would be
surprised at the people in Washing
ton who are worrying over the farm
er's worries which have been in
creased by the emergency. The
chief worries are two: The drain
Of farm labor caused by the draft
and the demands Of the defense in
dustries; the inability, because Of
defense priorities. to get the labor
saving devices which the farmer
needs to replace human hands.
In a top-f1oor office Of a convert
ed apartment house overlooking the
Potomac I found a sandy-haired
Hoosier who is doing some Of that
worrying. He is concerned with the
problem of maintaining an ade-
quate supply Of farm workers for
production Of essential foods re-
quired for national defense"
He did not write those words just
quoted. Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard wrote them. The sandy
haired gentleman is not even in the
department Of agriculture. He is a
general in the army. What is more
he is head Of the organization which
has been drawing heavily upon the
supply Of farm labor" He is Brig.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, acting d.
rector Of the Selective Service sys-
tenn.
But that is only half the story.
Lewis Hershey is farm-born and
farm-bred and although his official
duties are concerned only with the
selective service. he is unofficially
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26
CHURCHILL:
On Spot

Most seriously since the time he
took over leadership of the war
effort of Britain, Churchill found
himself ION the spot because of
the Crete mishap-and words flew
bitterly around commons and on
the editorial pages of British news-
papers as Churchill defended his
program.
The British leader was holding
firm-refusing cabinet modification
or any step that would even look
like an admission that the Churchill
government was a flop at handling
the war.
Criticism of Churchill was far less
bitter than that which was directed
at Chamberlain. but it was still far
stronger than anything which had
previously been leveled at him.
Much of it came from Leslie
Hore-Belisha. deposed minister Of
war. And Churchill turned on this
former cabinet member and prac-
tically told him to hold his tongue
and to recall hal the war ministry
was in a ''lamentable condition"
when he laid it down.
Summing up the Crete disaster.
he laid it to inadequate control Of
the air, said the battle was worth
having fought that it cost the Ger
mans a major effort. and resulted
in the loss of 1900 men and $50
planes. not to mention many surface
ships.
Answering the why" Of not
enough planes, he said they were
not to be had unless Britain had
been willing to denude the island
itself. and that he did not believe it
a good policy to try to be safe every
where at the cost Of being strong no.
where.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26
IRISH:
Anomaly

The Irish Free State. having de-
MED President Roosevelt's request
that it furnish this country with
landing spots for ships bearing aid
to Britain. also air and sea bases
generally. found itself more and
more in an anomalous position-at
a stones throw from Britain at war,
and yet neither an aide Of Britain
OF Germany.
Irish cities were being bombed by
Germany.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26

IN ONE pattern, sunsuit, frock
L and bonnet are all included.
Even if she's only two, she can
put on the front-button frock all
by herself; the plain neckline and
ruff1y wing sleeves will be cool
and comfy, all summer long. This
trio is sweet in percale, gingham,
linen, seersucker.
Pattern No. 1871 Is designed in all sizes
3 to 9 years. Size 3. 3 yards 36-inch mi.
terial without nap: 51a yards braid. For
this attractive pattern. send your order to:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26
Short World

Think not thy tine is short in
this world, since the world itself
is net long. The created world
is but a small parenthesis in eter'
nity.-Sir Thomas Browne.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26
AYDAY

Twice a month 1877. 900 Washing.
tonians have money in their pockets
on government paydays. A large
number Of these people who know
that they will be pensioned at 60,
or after 20 years service. are af-
fected the same way and the first
thing they do is make for the bank.
Some of them just deposit theil
checks. Others cash a goodly share
Of them.
And then they make for the stores.
You can imagine what happens to
Washington's shopping district.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-06-26

water. Trout stream. Deer. Timber. is MI.
West. Jet. City. Good Roads. Sac: $500.
Terms. Details. Box 277. Jet. City. ORG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
IURED WITH CANDY

He calls TO children passing has
parked car and promises them ice
cream or candy If they VIII enter
the ear. ON occasion he STANDS
beside The car and calls 70 chill
dfen and has been known 10 force
children into the car after they
get within his reach. LIE usually
drives the children 10 vacant areas
somewhere in the vicinity Of
Evergreen road and fireman ave
nue..
The best information the police
have aside from the good car
description. is that on twu coca
Siofr~ tr1e man fisS taken h4, litfIe
victims 20 a small rod brick house
trimmed in white. The house has
a white fence. either al The rear
or side. and is set back 30 10 40
feet from the street
TIE tWo children told police that
they thought the street IN front
OF the house was not paved. III
police have not excluded the prob
ability that the man approached
the ttfft,tf11s s a. tif4rapeA
alley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
; Freed on Bonds
In Citizenship Hoax

Three men accused Of classifying
a birth certificate were free on
bonds today following arraignment
IN Federal Court.
ON 81 500 bond is Charles IT,
Sanzone. II. OF 22sa Fourteenth
street. for - years a Wayne
County deputy sheriff. Bonds OF
$1,000 each were sci for Thomas
DlMarco and Peter Gcnovese. So
of 265l Monroe avenue Ali pleaded
NOT guilty and examination was
set for September 30. They are
accused of falsifSlng the certificate
m order 10 procure q job in de-
Tense production work for Mrs
Anna Satey 80, a Russian citizen
who came here from Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
OFFERS $500 REWARD

Lieut.. Nell Coolidge Of the
Womens division. and Lieut.
George Branton and Defective Ed
ward Wurm OF the houiclde
squad. are in charge of the case,
but all Of Detroit's $500 police
men have received teletyped orders
TO watch out for the attacker.
The $500 reward was posted by
The Wayne County Board of Au-
ditorS \ request for the reward
came 10 the board from Prosecutor
William r. Bowling while the
board was IN session discussing the
amount TO be offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Hunt for MoIester
Spurred as $500
Reward Posted

u. As IA $500 reward was posted
today for information leading 10
the arrest of man who has
molesied seven boys and girls m
the southwest section of the city
in the past three months, Detroit
police began an. intensive ana
painstaking hunt for the molester.
Pending the arrest of the man
Police Commissioner Frank -.
Eaman issued a plea to parents
OF small children, particularly
-1haSa residing In the Southwest
section. 10 take extraordinary
precautions 20 see that their chill
dren are not on the streets unac-
companled by adults.
A study al the mans habits IN
contracting his victims showed
police that W usually appears on
Mondays. Wednesdays. or FRIDAYS
between II a. m. and ! p. m. lie
once committed an attack at ~
a. m. and once at 3 p. m
His customary procedure Is 10
mark his mapoD-Co1ored coupe IN
the vicinity ~ a school or a con-
fectionery shop frequented by
small children. The coupe IS 1870
or 1871 model. II has no running
boards. the rear window Is
cracked. and taA--F44tH4>es. -
hanging in the window from a
string.
The car is equipped with radio
which has red push buttons. The
aerial is on the left side The man
listens 10 police broadcasts on the
radio.
The police have no definite
description Of the man. They are
searching, however, for Il rrttrrr t-fftt r
these general characteristics;
Between - and 80 years OF age
from 5 feet Z 10 feet 9 IN heighth
and Weighing f,4 ~ t1tte4 ~
pounds. lie has hushy, dttts-hleha
Alhair, and usually is dressed IN
Mort clothes with two-color sport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Back in the days when she was
working eight hours a day, five
days a week as typist in a New
York City business house Miss
Margaret HANNA didn't like
tipping.
Now that she is the world 5
fastest typist, with three titles "a
her credit. it is a different story
Pretty. brown eyed Miss
HANNA. daughter of the owner OF
a Brooklyn. n. Y, plumbing firm
mas been tipping ever since sht
completed her business course nine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
POLICE HAMPERED

The police are hampcred in
their search because Of the diff
Guilty OF gaining Information on
the mans habits due 20 the youth
fitness OF IFS victims The man.
police agree. IS clever and cum
ming. TIE cVddcd an ordinary police
measures 20 apprehend him and
continued ms attack, despite eaT1y
publicity gwen 10 his offeuSes.
The department is now fully
mobIlized 10 cope with the man
and extraordinary police methods
are being used. Some are not for
publication. bat an intense hunt
r the house is being made and
I'll known methods Of checking
ownership Of the maroon coupe are
being exhausted.
Several suspects have been ar
rested for questioning in the case.
Some have been picked up merely
because they have acted some
what suspiciously while IN a
maroon car Others have offered
children candy. our OF mistaken
kindness. and found themselves
tailed as suspects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

e-The Average Speed 60-And Doesn't Notice Any Strain

est bowling alley or skating
rink"
And her associates say her bowl
ing approaches the championship
-cfasS with an average last year
OF 1852.
MAY INSURE HANDS
Miss HANNA is proof that a
typst can have rather long finger
nails She wears a soft rose lac
quer and experiences no trouble
with 10 chipping.
apparently my light touch
saves my manicure" she said.
Arrangements are being made
now 10 insure her hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Cow Hats
They're Made of Milk for
Style-Not the Range

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Pulling
rabbits Out Of hats Is tricky enough
but here's a new one-pulling hats
out Of cows.
AT a special fashion showing
today, a new hat made of caseln
fiber, a milk by-product, was in
PRODUCED. The fiber is worked into
a new type OF felt which scientists
have produced as a result Of the
scarcity of materials created by
the war. Other ingredients Of the
felt are rabbit fur and lambs
wool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

out 149 words a minute the aver
age stenographer does 90 at
tracted the admiration Of Britain S
Duke of Kent at her recent APP
pearance in Toronto.
She refused TO say whether typ-
ing led 10 her romance with the
Royal Canadian Air Force cadet
whose pin she wears.
TIPPING ISN'T WORK
How does She relax She
doesn't have 10. because typine
isn't work for her, she says
IL love tipping now" she in
sists. II don't find IL any strain.
When our demonstrations are
over j usually head for the near
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

contest She competed and cap
tured the Commute novice con-
test
This year Miss HANNA APP
preached the big event with the
training customary 10 any cham
pion. For three months She typed
sample speed hour each day, and
a few extra hours for good
measure.
WINS THREE TITLES
Came the big event and She
walked off with the Commute pro-
fesSional. the half-hOur amateur
and the womans professional
titles.
Her lightning fingers which tap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Chiidren's Wear

149 Children's Cotton Dresses; some seconds 69c
IA Children's Blouses; seconds; to s .. Soc
loo Boys Suits; cotton and wooden pants ... rs
SO Cotton Knit Combinations; seconds; 2 to IL SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Bedding Department

80 Down Comforts; 2nds; rayon .9s-l2 SO
1903 AlWool Single Blankets; 72xS4 inches, 459
ss kspok Bed Pillows; rayon covers; 1925 69c
1914 White Cotton Sheet Blankets; S1x103 .... 90
Shertns, Muslin, Tubing and Ticking Rem Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Wonlen's Lingerie

s92 White Cotton Slips; built-up strap-top zee
ST. Sheer Batiste Gowns; floral prints see
1899 Cotton Fannelette Gowns sizes l6, II. 59c
347 pcs. Soied Rsyon Lingerie $500. 10c to 2 90
326 pcs Soied Cotton Lingerie 15e to LOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
HIRED AS DEMONSTRATORS

ct was something To do for
an evening. 80 went" Miss
HANNA said. II tried ont some
of the machines at the show and
the next thing knew was
hired as a demonstration.
She really became interested in
tipping when the typewriter ma
chine firm she represented notified
her in June. 1910, tha the follow
ing week she was entering a speed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Women's and Girls Underwear

433 pcs. Rayon Cotton Underwear; soled -. Sc
500 pcs. Soiled, Damaged Underwear; cot, Use
297 Underweari rayons and cottonsi soiled soc
IL Cotton Knit Bed Jackets women's ....... Use
249 Women's Rayon Panties, Vests seconds SOC
i24 Girls Junior Miss Slips cotton, rayon ENDS see
SO Women's Union Suits; Winter weight; 2ndsT67e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Infants and Toddlers' Wear
81 MEMS SUITS. 1895

Year-'round suitings in medium and dark
shades. Single and double breasted styles.
~ Mems Suits; year-'round fabrics. 1926
81 Reversible Coats; tWeed, cot, CAB. .9.95
- 4fIMsn's opcoaTs, ttoeeds, cossissgres II IS
IS Mems OUercoots; fabrics 10. IS
265 prs. Pants; various suiting patterns 200
439 prs. Mems Work Pants. see and LIZ
2S7 Work Shirts; ends; chambray. 2 for 81
Slight Charge for Alterations on All Mems
Month-End Clothing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Linens and Touching

3l7 Turkish Weave Bathroom Lid Covers; 2nds I5e
=ifis yds. i6-snch Cotton foweiing Remnts I'd. sc
Odd Soiled Cotton nd Rayou Cloths and Sets
$50 Knitted Dish Cloths; seconds assorted Sc
694 Turkish Weave Pot Holders seconds -. SC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

years ago at Brooklyn's ST. JOS
eph's High School.
One night her boss gave her and
some other employees free tickets
TO q business machine show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Curtain Department

20S Rayon Panels; "a ms. wide. sd ms long 39o
Ais yd.-- Easement Cloth; is inches wide. yd 15e
514 Glazed Chintz Chair Pads; boxed edges 19e
1913 Tapestry Squares 24x24; assorted 39c
40 prs Metal Cranes for Draperies ..... pr soc
2I1 Washable Denim Auto Seat Covers. ga soc
yds. Slightly Soied Ball Trimming 49,. yd Sc
Odd Curtains, Panefs5 ca, pr. TOc-I50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Rayons and Woolens

1888 yds Remnants; wooens. rsyons and corduroys
$40 yds. Rayon Crepes, Spun Rsyons; washable 29c
Sos yds. Remnsnts rayon crepeS, rayons Ice
493 yds. WooTens and WOODEN nd -Cottons. yd 69c
467 yds. Remnants; corduroy sueded rayon I'd. dc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Mise, Goats, Suits

Including some of popular Hudson"
Collegians. Low-heeled 10 in group
1875 prs Womens Shoes from higher priced
lines to clear ..4----2.59
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
.2lf,!9!!4
l3ssjtA by rs Ii|l
Girls, Teens Apparel

l46 Girls Rayon Besses3FslI 6ee
105 Girls Cotton Dresses Fall styles. ........ 69c
227 Girls Fall Cotton Dresses; prints 20
24S Girls Dresses cotton sheersi prints 39e
10 Girls Reversibles; WOODEN andrsyon 4 IS
IS Giris' Sweat Shirts; white cotton. 39c
80 Girls, Heuseeeatsi-eet chenille %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Sports, dressy, boxy. fitted
styles. 7 wee d s, aeeces,
dressy fabrics; woolen-and-
rayon. Misses sizes. LIST Bmt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

Girls, Misses Hats

1872 Girls Fall Hats; felt bonnets, Seotties ...,. 4e
1877 Misses Fall Hats; off the-face felts / l
81 Better Hats Land of a-kind Fall fsfts. g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Misses SportsuUear

PIT Wool Sweaters; short sleeves, "a to 80 -. 1ls
2S5 Blouses; seconds; white rayon crepe liz
204 Skirts; rsyon- md wooden; Fall eolors 90
49, Sweaters; short sleevsS; wooden; 81 to 40 79o
All pcs Summer Stacks; cotton. .......... 59c
46f Summer Pla yAlit2 Slacksi cotton 79e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Mems Shoes and Oxfords

IS different styles in these
washable cotton dresses.
Prints, plsids, and solid coll
ors. Sizes 3 TO Ga included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Cotton Yard Goods

S76 yds Plain Woven Chambrayi .A-lstss, yd +
SIG yds. Printed Batiste Remnants; horals yd. !
37S yds. Printed Seersucker Remnants 800. yd. !
"a yds. Striped Pereae Shifting; short lengths /
646 yds. Remnants Of Printed Pique +. I'd. l
7s9 yds Short Lengths Asstd. Wash Cottons I'd. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures

81 Reflector Floor Lamp Bases; MARRIED ,......
SIS Framed Floral Pictures; assorted ... ca
81 Beveled Mirrors 24-ineh; clipped edge ca
AZ Imported English Vanity Lamps; complete
"a Acetate Vanity Lamp Shades; peated ga
F-b--of- SirThtiy DarrrErd Gift Re
! able Of Table Lamps; slightly damaged Rec
liable sf=MsE.es+- Pictures lama Eed Rec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Dresses, Uniforms, Households

70 Uniforms; white cotton poplin seetsucker.
40 Households; wooden flannel; broken sizes. . 3
81 Cottea- DFessesf-seeeHdsf prints :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Electrical Appliances

Hudson Cd Gu Fl. l94l Model HBD61 .119.
Blackstone Washer; 1e4l Model 81 sample 40
Maytag Washer 194l Model X; sample 81
Speed Queen Washer Al Model els; sample o.
Hoover Cleaner; Model 1903; rebuilt. .....a... g.!
Eureka Cleaner; Model 9; rebuilt. ........... g.!
2 Kenmore Cleaners; Model X; used .........16!
Hudson Hand Cleaners; Model B; demonstrator. g.!
Royal Cleaner; Model r; used ............l4t
Magnetic Cleaner; Model 53, demonstrator. 20.
Odds and Ends of Smsif AppfIances-..-rloe to ID y!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Luggage
ChiIdren's Shoes
ToiletrieS Department

81 Metal Picture Frames; singles, doubles. zoe
LAB Professional Type Hair Brushes; wood back. l9e
90 Gilbert Mantle and Alarm Clocks; wood .09
652 bars Wrisleys Essence Soap; 6-oz bars 39e
i2l bottles Imported Perfumes 2-oz. bottle. Csc
81 large Novelty Glass Paper Weights lea. Toe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Mems Furnishings

3l2 Mems Shirts; seconds, white, patterns SOC
876 Shirts seconds whitei variety of patterns S9c
467 Psjsmas; ENDS; majority cotton hsnneette T. ~
4S3 Pajamas ENDS; cotton hanneette, percale. S9c
SS7 Mems Sport Shirts; nor-outer style. 39c
1878 prs Mems Socks irreg. rayon-cotton. Ice
557 Socks; irreg cotton dwool. pr 35c prs. 81
1886 Mems Handkerchiefs; white, borders Sc
SS8 Sweaters coton-rayon-wool; irregulars. LIT
AZ Jackets; whipcord; slide fastener. ..... 2 50
llSS Shorts (irreguars); Shirts (hrsts) Ice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Junior Miss Apparel
Bags, Belts, Neckwear, JerUelry

ALI Bags; damaged some raxon. see, 5ee,
361 pcs. NeokHear;- white some cuffs .r29e, 39e
246 Handkerchief; linens and lawns. 03c, Ole,
102 Belts; leather novelty; clearance. 29c, see,
2ss=pcs. Jewelry; some damaged ......... see,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

SECONDS. Figured or plain
cotton blanket cloth with
rayon satin binding. 36xS0.
Second Basement, Farmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

40 Summer Dresses; black prints; rsyon. ...,...
80 All.Oceasion Dresses; black rayon crepe.
Spring Goats; navy rayon-and wooden 6
10 Winter Goats; fur trim; woolen-and.ra 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

$50 Fall feltsl Scotties be-
rets. bonnets and bretons.
In navy, brown. black or
colors. First Basement.