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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
COLISEUM COMMERCIAL

Herman Curly" Miller. shooting
in the Coliseum Commercial league
rolled 22l for the high single game
and tied with A. Maruca at 525 for
the high total.
Ed Goble finished his series with
a 2o3 game, only other 200 single
of the matches, although many OF
the pinmen came close.
Scores over 500 included: Rod
ney Gadd 500. Jess Rankin 511.
Al Vsndenberr si4. and Hillers
and Msrucs's 525 series
Postoffioe pinmsn turned IN 7s4p
for the best team total. with Anchor
Man Rod Gadd rolling 5o7 70 lead In
the series Pay Michsud added sai
Clyde Payne AT. Les conneil .s7 and
Results; Chemists q. Groves 2.
Wolves Q, Tavern ! saws I. Pen
nants o. Cora g. Salties L. Post
office 3, Jimmy Zarelli /.
Glass y women's League
Louise Gerwells turned IN nice
AS total 10 lead the feminine trund-
lers OF the Glass b Women's league
Her sames were 1888 1856 and l72 the
le3 going for the high single of the
matches
Prudence strom was a close second
with l4s. 1888 and 1875 for AL Other
scores over 900 we're Bea ncAllister
40. Marguerite Wright 4i2 and Jessie
Schuster 407
Results. Insurance 2. Upholsterer,
!; Foote 2 Florists /: RAus q, Rocket
/. Night Owls q. Plyyood /.
Broadway Ladies
Janet Psnder turned in 1877 for ths
hish single and Frances Wells sla for
the high Sries in the Thursday
league
l. Putbres was elose 70 tho high
single with i6b n her first game
Mary Pun also registered = is5 single
The best scores were. Helen nund-
helm tie Mary Pnz <0s. Janet Pendei
goa. Billie Livingston sos. V. Masor
AIS. Claudia Rehn +o7. and L. Put
bres 40
Results: Sport Center .. Ava Rob.
erts /; Central 8 Fafber ] Market
4. Fishers o. Radio 3. BTstrud ]
Actors 3, Jacobson /.
knights Of Pythias
A " Martin took the indiyidus
scoring honors in the matches Of M
knights OF Pythias league Thursdsl
| night on the Coliseum alleys roilinl
i73 for the high single game an,
ts5 for high series
EA4AAGfh Won ltAf aF0EH
and Senators won three from Passs
Groerrs League
Frank Armstrong rolled lss for IA
high single game and s7f for "a
high total in the matches Of -
Grocers league on the Coliseum slleYi
Markets won three from Mob HI
syrups won three from julia. an
Edwards split even with Pour.
Ruston Ladies' League
The Cafes won four points frof
Plgn, 1853 70 1910 Irene Froenlsr lea
the winners with a 80 Aeries an
MaTiory Hsmlin Was high for n
losers With 43s
Inc Markets and the TaFsrns spli
two and two The Markets set . ne
record In taxing total pima 1lsi
1882 also ESTABLISHING a nrE sing
record Of TIC. They acre ed b Heie
Gallagher With a i7e sinsi. and q
series
Alma suppies established new II
ciFiouRl records EDsu sbs Mas
boEling q 100 game % one PIN HI
sos series - also nsS record.
North IND Ladies L<4sa.
Navfh fnd slirYs
90 Hisn game Pear Esuser 20
high ssriss. Peggy Rpenls s47
~ HiEh ZANE H~<irs iss his
Gamble fss7 a. &. Hsnn.s
Achrnith 1890 "a Hlgn zsnss Pa
Gamble iee hish sTiss. Gsu3n.s -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

rhis Sunday ans Monday rsr-
resent ths newt % issi ~ess-
end. But how much bitter Il
would 10 u the dates ~srs sat
urdsv and sunday instead -
many more would eenefit
or 10 this sanas, -Ne.d.s .
plan 20 conserve.
Too much eea.ersstieu r-e.ss
destruction 81 sperf-
NJ th~.e Nendss. ksss s~~s
s~s aside for the r.sehers. then
\ minorit, 10 considered eser .
vast ma jori',.
The rancher may have 10 20
10 market on Saturday. but the
average worker. too. must 60
TO work on Monday.
After Monday come three sue
eessive days 9th. 10Th. nth
:. end Of the ieti upland bird
season. one that has left none
too sweet q taste In the mouths
Of many thousands.
The no-hen Law came into
effect and birds a. . whole.
were scarce. especially Chinese
ROSTERS.
This. % course. 10 The FIRST
year Of the nc-heu Law and MAS
certain Ia bring DISQUALIFICATION
90 q ma Jority.
However. N We give the law
. fair trial We all ma, expert
eaoe real satisfaction. pleasure
and thrill.
Thousands Of hens that ether
wise would have persisted. have
been left for seed. They viii
produce for next season. leaving
stin larger source Of supply
for ia4s.
Put natures ADVERTISEMENTS
with what will come from state
hstcheries and well. the
future looks brighter
The whole thing may work
out In such q manner that the
state game chiefs might find IL
popular and wise TO lower the
ban On hens every season cr ~.
II enough BOOSTERS can be sup
Piled IN the future well,
why worry about the little
hens7
In the early days of Yakima
shooting, many years ago, the
hunters were not % numerous
and the ROSTERS were plentiful.
We used 10 scott NJ . hen.
scott voluntarily. We preferred
the Iordly and larger rooster.
That WAS human greed. of
course. . quality that often leads
10 restrictive measures by those
who understand n situation and
AFT with authority.
As disgruntled and diseeur-
aged as We get at times. am
convinced. and have been from
the outset, that the game chiefs
are serious men doing what they
believe il their best for all Of us.
They all are hunters and take
the ssr,s medicine We take.
But I'm still insisting tina,
plans for next year call for
Idaho. oregon or Montana
shooting, where restrictions are
less. shooting far better.
Why are they better Well
primarily. there are not the
hunters there that we have IN
Washington.
This state 10 20 hunting.
fishing minded that n ranks
with any in proportion to popu'
lstlon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Elk Season Sunday

The elk season opens Sunday.
An ok license will cost you
81 and n you get your male elk
you will have made yourself
happy. your meat dealer SAD.
A whole elk will provide the
family with meat until IN. roses
bloom again.
Carl ". writes 20 ask II tho
oueets region -. Ksilys ranch.
famed hunting and fishing re-
sort IL closed.
No, Carl. IL 10 not. Kelly IL
equipped 20 handle hunters and
anglers. Pack trains and all
are available.
Eik are reported In Koodiy
numbers IN that region and fish.
too. Big siivers are running In
the Queets, Ia szs nothing Of
euttbroats and rainbow trout.
The Qusets river - open 20
fishing tn. year around.
Many hunters take II for
granted that the Kelly district
has been closed because ~ the
nsv national PARK boundaries.
But that 10 a fslse belief. Time
May make that q reality. Dst
not now.
A. far as cid are concerned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

When you need a few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one 4 you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad
MAIN 3iSi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Tigers Whack
Bells, rs TO 6
Run Rings Around
Little West Enders

Stadium Tigers hooked on an
ether win to their Ieti victory
train last night at the Stadium
Aovi but Bellsrrnine Lions rode
part ~ IN. wsy on q pass in .
.s-s city prep football game.
Tn. Tigers scored in every
period. converting the extra point
an IN. first two touchdowns TO
lead. 40. at hslftim..
4 break led n stsdiums
third-pericd score and the
Bells promptly came back and
scored early In the fourth
period. II WAS the first touch
down the Lions have Tailed
sinc~ the Seattle Prep game.
stadiums final score vas the
dream Of every hneman-a run
back Of an intercepted pass TO a
touchdown. Joe Boyle. alert Tiger
center. hauled tn one Of Larry
Rssks passes on the Stadium AZ
yard line and pounded IS yards to
score
BELLS HOLD TIGERS
The Tigers had to work for their
first touchdown. stadiums first
running play found Paul Jacob
son breaking through right tackle
for Is yards but the Bells stiffsned
and took over the ball on downs
on their own i7-yard line.
Thres plays later the
Bengals had the hall again
when Chuck Fain intercepted
Rask's pass on the Bellar-
mine so-yard line. Sticking to
straight football. the ngers
scored In eight plays with
Fain skirting left end for the
score. Don lee converted BY
piacekick.
Five plays later the Tigers made
It 40. A short Bellarmine punt
shthered out Of bounds on the
Bellsrmine <e-yard line. Jack
Mickey then doomed through right
tackle. cut 10 his right. picked up
his secondary blocking and
speeded out into the open IN the
S5-ysrd line. where he outdistsnced
his pursuers the rest Of the way
To the goal line. Lee converted
again.
Tho Lions stopped stsdium's
initial drive in the third quarter
only to have a poor pass on a
fourth down punt formation play
give the Bengals the ball on the
Bellsrmine 1s-yard line. In three
plays mickey doomed over from
the two-yard line on a quarter
back sneak from the Model I
formation.
Three consecutive first
downs put the Lions deep into
Stadium territory after the
next kickoff hut Stadium took
over on downs on the 74-yard
line.
Vie Martinesu promptly inter
eepted Gene Lsmbert's pass on thu
Stadium t1-ysrd line, returning
the ball to the Stadium 30-yard
line. On third the down and sis
TO 20, Rask faded. fired far to his
left straight into the arms Of
Don Spurgin who raced over tbs
goal line. A Stadium back mad.
q futile attempt to intercept th'
pass.
First downs only favored thu
Tigers, 10 TO 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Game B;rds, criminals, 3ish

fhsY are down in tne xsiaess
Fooa mas her yisntifnl fef then
IN ths lower regions Numerous
farmers have already eft the
district. leaving nsturs. feea
supply % grow urmoiested fFeru
usn-o~ned stock gre -ftn
their owners
Trout Ritirg
And. say the trout -.
biting like mad In Amsrissa
LAX.
Bill slater and Johnny
Omen. Tacoma have taken
several limits ~ 40 ~ifh re
yard and half tackle. fishing
shallow and deep.
They report the silsers s.sirG
h~si h~fwc~e q and 10 . m.
Their catches have h~~s made /.
the silicon Island district. .sush
end.
From 30 10 so feet u line VAS
the length q their lst-eat
Sunrise Lake
Sunrise lake Gill epen nest
season. maybe . ~ses OF -
before the regular season.
George kepks. owner, planted
2sT 900 rainbow trout In that
near-wiiksson trout heaven l.st
March.
The other day. out ~ curl
osity, which I'D not kill this eat.
he dropped In q halted hoax -.
three times,
And three tisses he brought ~
basket rainbows that measured
. foot ~ - In length
broad Of siss dep ~ Girfh.
why said George. .fhe.e
rsinbe~s have got u al ever
eutthroat In body cslss
=. fight flavor
Well. George. old boy. that
has been this corners idea a
things for To- these many years.
But you cant tell . eu,throst
lover anything like that To tell
you the truth. q cuithrost. one
~ our two native trout. 10
splendid fsh. . great fighter.
Dusty. the Deeeiver
Dusty Hoskins, the KATE King.
u . jealous. miserable soul.
Why. take last Wednesday
morning. . week ago. for In
stance, on the Hosklns duck
pond near Toppsnish.
-Four lordly mslisrds came by.
winsing their happy way 10
what they believed was rest.
Your old nsighbor came up
from his blind. aimed and let
drive.
Thre~ of the four birds that .
moment before were gs,aekiag n
merrim~at and p~ace ~ mind
>. died Hike . dog. rnasch %.
Ne said.
No hunter ever walked IN
fleecier clouds Pride crushed
the marrow In oar aging bones.
"Hs," said I boldly ana loudly
for even the jaekrsbbits Of that
ssge-brush land 10 hear. who 10
that Dusty Hoskins who dsrss
to even think Of standing in our
shooting class.
-Four birds one shot :.
three dead. Let that toast tor
mentor tie that mark"
And there In the Hoskins
cabin In Aunt Jemims Bert Bag
ley's record book. did | post the
achievement.
And on the following We'd
nesdsy went Dusty To the sams
spot. the same blind after having
read Of our three-in one.
1 NaRsk A. .~-s Rx-l~ 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

rsi~- Ass~s So rNnssp. ~ me-
peans srre.s ssr~< ~ D~sss. a~s
Ses. >s~~sssa e~~~s - sAs
iast.
sA~sss.s ~ss go. s~s ramp
sse no, s.< gr~,s. s>ses cot 81
ne cahss s>~rs shas tee h~.rs
~ . bek h-~f~se sAss ere s..srs.
80 ps.sy go s~hs n tN<sf
kissf
nssy had gess 10 esrsss< -
Aunt Jsaims esrt nssisys ~.
eskss
And ~hsn they returned there
s.acd Dusty. ths Jealous ssa
miserable. holding shsfs frar
dead msn.rd ducks JeaH haa
gone home
-nsss- ~ sr~~~<. = ses go
- ses '~m 10 e.s sAss rAss
h-sis that ssse s~rkes Me-
eairs r~~ees. Sea ~ ssss~k
sfAh, mat hsasa BE rerers<
That sayn s~ses sssas s.e.-
And there In Aunt femiua
Bsrt BsEisys record hses
stands pusty's claim. bit The
pss. upoa which u y recorded
has psi~d Even the nhrs could
not stand that dscspilan.
Deception Certainly. ~
cause later IN pssstys bird
Ayers found four empty eisan-
hire shells resting smans scores
Al empty sopsf-ss
rsassy shoots surer.ss Nee.
gust us>s eissaecrs. Nc y .
master shot
Just put t~o ssd too M
asther." whispered Ayres ''us.
derstand ?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

Sesmours See More
The Phil ssvmours. rsppy.
NON and the soa. have their
share cf thrills -. and mere
-. In hunting.
Last season young Jack
blasted three Chinese rheas.n,s
In one shot. That made his
limit ~ birds. which 10 ~ good
- u 10 possible n 10.
This ssasor Jack cent ~
Liberty way. osanossn country.
with = sc~ ard srrc~. ss-round
pull.
And sasss ha~h ~tth . sSs-
p"usd boek ssss. Quite . tbasssi
Beoss. that boy.
Nut rsvpy phil sd Ns2
stella went IN shs sppss Chsias
country for their aess.
rsppy PM walked and sssiked
and hunted for three days Iiis
rifle wept tssrs for action. bat
Pappy phi didn't even see =
legal deer.
Hut Nom Stella. she did ell
night by herself. While rsppy
PM wss on 'hs hoof. . visitor
paid his respects n the sey.
mosr camp. whore Nom Stella
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Coddiss Pock Hoes
Now--Tou0h Times

1OeY WO0Ym. Tsss During
shs assisasi ops~ ssoff tssrAAs
neat here. Tissy Tspiiss Was.
~. saf Richard t<ssi~>a. y. IT.
Negroes. ssss esaaiss
u<1son s~ia h~ kszssie1 sisss fss
Isss Munger ssa Wins FOE efss<s
csftsfs Aftsf tss opsa sss&sd.
timss sss . little s,ush. thsy sd
- fs~y ssss ~ esuxisfy, fe1sr
insr .srs s.rrrsnx rsssss ssss
Instead - s.ssf siass. TIE ss1gs
sal1 tsss you'd - fos ts~ seat
too years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

The GRIND Canyon fret WAS En-.
piofsd ny Major Powell. ens'
armed school teacher. IN 1888 ~.
dared ~hst Insisns sns frestisrs
mon ~srs afraid IN try.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

yoss p<,ssmsssss sss ssf' ysss
nov - is~sss n y. q D~fssss
ncnda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

y~up pnsanssssv - ~ -
~ - rpson1 y y. . -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
B 0 W LIN G

Opening matches In the newly
organized Tacoma Major league
are scheduled for this Friday night
on the North End alleys. starting
at q o'clock.
Team captains In the scratch
circuit are Ken Mcdonald. Mike
Berry. Fred Wahlsrs. scotty Muir
dock. Bill Herdmsn and Jack Nc
Intyre, all experienced bowlers
who have recruited most Of the
city's top pinmen for their teams
Bill Farrar IL president Of the
league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

Well. George. old boy. that
has been this corners idea a
things for To- these many years.
But YOU cant tell . euiihrost
lover anything like that To tell
you the truth, . cuithrost. one
NJ our two native trout. 10 =
splendid hsh. . great fishter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Tribute TO -. Defenders


MOVE and pulling Tor Nnli all
tho WAY. We are proud ri YOU
aud know that YOU cannot hc
doWncd
Admiral Harold T stark CHIEF
N rt4l operations, said
This year ~ over half NJ the
world, and on the roads and the
oceans of the world, there Is no
safety.
only here. ~ the Americas,
there - security.
Bright lights hUrr, and the
women and children Who are
dear 90 YOU hang up their stock
irCs tor Saint Nicholas. They
trim their Christmas trees. and
gather aud sing the songs Of the
holiday season
If YOU arc far from them. on
land or sea. YOU may have II In
Your hearts;
That they are safe. and the
nation you serve - safe, because
nf What Nou DO.
That there arc loVtu :
thought, 81 YOU IN The BONES
that bred ,"q and >@n' 1ou "ui
Va hear 70 mains weapons and io
do usp'e uori, ~ var
That from YOUR country and
H"W people, N"u have the gratt-
itsr earned bN men who served
'nf theu free VII w dangerous
places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Coast E VI eIdIefS
Hall Dispute

SAN FRA ISCO Dec. 25
ttV17 t---t 0TTpif'e Failure ~ lnde'
pendent 'velders 10 interrupt pro
ducu0n m San Francisco Bay area
shpyardS became apparent today
as local members of The United
Wclders Cutters and Helpers
Union through their spokesman
Harm FamSell, announced forma
Of protest action n
thcr sluabhle with the AFL meta
trades over jurisdiction nights.
Our men have agreed 10 seek
other positions IN national de-
tense ~ order 10 do our share
IN The present emergency" Ram
sell SAID
Meanwhile II major and minni
ShlphuldnG and ship repair plants
IN the Bay area continued work.
InC TO full capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
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kERN.s BASEMENT

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Mems UNION SUITS. all
cotton or 1917 wool con-
tent. Utica" brand. long
or short sleeves, long legs,
ALL WOOL HOSE. '' i'm,
ported. 6x3 English rib,
gray. brown. blue 4ac
Mems o E. irregulsrs.
cotton. cotton-a n dragon
regular lengths, shorties,
now ...............j &c
BRUSH SETS. brush. comb.
tooth paste, razor blad.s.
ripper opening top. ..1se
SHIRTS, Soiled, counter
tossed, woven m sdrss,
Ssnforized broa dcloths
starehless collars, pleated
sleeves, gathered backs,
whites, patterns, now 81
SHIRTS, SHORTS, broad
cloth and madras shorts.
gripper or button fronts,
elastic sides. oombed yarn
shirts. now s for 81
PA1AMAS. cotton flannel
cite, MILDLY or coat .sI,00
WOOL GLOVES. plain or
fancy. all sifss, now.fse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Still ~ Sailor
Torpedoed s lines, Going
Back Tor More

Los ANGELES. Dec - tINS)
Five torpedoIngs should bo enough
for any ia8n, but not for Joe
Scott
Scott. ono of the crew Of the
trclchter Ahs7roka which was
torpeaeed M sight of the CALI
fornla coast. sad today he Il CON
tpue to 60 70 sea
RlrinG the first world war.
ScottNNas ON two ships torpedoed
i'm the Mediterranean and two
more hlt IN the North Sea.
And the first four were the
toughest. sad Scott
WHY. Nc were in plain sight
ot taud to-day, there were rescue
boats on the way toward us. We
weren't ~ any danger, and We
weren't even afraid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
ROYALTY IN LONDON

1uChsh ROYALTY Was not alone in
celebrating Christmas IN England
King George Of Greece remained IN
London for tho day. Young King
Peter of NuGoSlava, 4 student at
Cambridge. spent the day near
school with ms mother, Queen
Marie King Haskon of Norway
WaS-at home IN the Thames Valley
queen Wllhelmna who also has
q houo m the Thames Valley,
Shent the DAY with her son-In-lsw,
Prince Bernhard taking time from
her day TO broadcast IN her people
KING Zoc and Queen Geraldine of
Albania were Al their country
home with their son. Alexander
two-and-half whose Christmas
present WAS popgun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Jap 10 Face Court
In KiNinq 3 Yrs. Old

NEW YORK Dcc - 1NSl
A japanese. Identified rs HoN
Shigs -. although no described
himself as Is TauIyka. va- 10 8p
pear IN court Monday ~ answer
a 2S-year-old murder Indictment
he Is accused Of Stabhlnr 20
death Schisaburo Iiosakl a fellow
Japanese, m \ roonlnc house ~
1918. ShICa was brought here
from San Quentin Prison after nc
had been identified through finger
prints,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Writ Expected 10 Free
Torrance in "a Hours

MONTERREY. Mexico Dec -
tINSl.--Dr. Arthur Torrance held
here IN connection with the death
of his wealthy 72-yoar-old wlfc
was ordered released TODAY ON "a
writ Of habcsS corpus Te WAS
not Immediately freed bat h-
counsel WAS confident he would bc
released from lsll within - hou
Mrs. Torrance. wealthy Kala.
'1azoo, Mich widow, was found
dead IN the wreckace Of Torrance
automobile near Monterrey last
November s An autopsy dis.
closed her skull had been frac.
tured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
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Boys KNOCKERS. LONG
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Tots CORDUROY WEAR.
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Children's SKI US.
Frs, bib tops, hip styles,
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INFANTS WEAR, cotton
hannelette wrappers
gowns. gertrudes, shirts,
receiving blankets....21c
INFANTS WEAR. dresses.
oreepers. sscques, bonnets.
many others, now ale
INFANTS w AR, .bunt
ings, blankets, robe sets.
sweaters, dresses, knit
oreepers, suits, now. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

EVENING SHOES. slightly
soiled, f-S in lot, reduced
from regular stocks. now
SA PIE NfNG
SHOES, size Alb only, re.
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now ........,. S2,96
80 prs. Women's- SKATES,
white. black elk cali,
hockey skates. white. s TO
., black. 4 to 8. now St,sg
{ hi dtcn's r u B B z r
BOOTS, first quality.
black with red tops. all
black, knee high, warmly
lined, 6 TO 7, IL to 2 in
lot, now .... 100
Women : hECTICS. 2-snap
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her. : 70 8. now 59a
Women's SLIPPERS. Dor
saws, black, blue, leather
soles, cuban heels. 81, 10
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Womens RUBBER ZIP
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now ...... Si,9e
Women's ARCH SHOES. 81
prs. black. brown suede
pumps. oxfords. reduced
from regular stocks, ~
to 8. now $1,000 i.98
Womens SLIPPERS, $50
prs, slightly soiled, some
Daniel Greens included,
TOW 11G
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HERNs BASEMENT

Womens II A N d B A G S.
black. colors. now 4ec
FABRIC GLOVES. browns
pastel colors. now, as
GLOVES. oapeskins. PHI
grained oapeskins, seconds
OF better grades. now 69c
Childrens w DOL NIT
TENS, 10 } in lot. 39c
FABRIC GLOVES. rayon-
ADDICTION. black. brown,
red, paStels. now D.. 65e
w DOL MITTENS. chill
drens and womens as
sorted patterns. now 55c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

Girls SKIRTS. gay plsids.
sizes 7 10 IA, now.....e9e
Girls, Tots SWEATERS
novelty wesves. psstels,
high shades. coats, siipons
) 70 s, 8 10 is, now. .Sl.00
Boys KNIT INDIES. a,h
letio or short sleeve shirts.
sport or knee shorts. now
) for ........~-.-tt.00
Boys SPORT SHIRTS.
plalds. plain oolors. cotton
Aannelettes. striped kni'
polo shirts, 4 10 Is IN lot.
now VIC
B vs. SWEATERS. pull.
overs ard coats, novelty
weaves and colorB, ~ 20
36, now ........Si 100
Boys OVERALLs. FIN. cot.
tons, full cut. wanted
colors, ) 10 10 in lot,
now ................41c
Boys SPORT SHIRTS.
cut an d = sewn. hite,
colors, s 10 IS in lot.
now .................31c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
N. Y. Stays on Alert

NEW YORK. Dec. - INsl -
Mayor T. II. LaGusr5ia COUPLED
t7fs Christmas greetings 10 New
Workers. today with warning
that the city must remain on tht
alert throughout the holiday sea-
son because mo one can fathon-
the devlltrV If tho Nazi command
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
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$50 pcs. RAYON INDIES.
warm snuggies. panties
and vests. rayon bloomerS.
briefs. stepins, some
damaged. now .. 27c
800 UNION SUITS. tuck
stitch, built-up shoulders.
some irregulars, "a 10 40
in lot. now ...... Akc
90 "Even-Pul" FOUNDA-
TONS. broken sizes and
Sly es, were to $500.
now ,........,...S2,96
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
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$50 prs. b onnie Jean
HOSE, first quality, chit
fons. broken sizes 3sc
$50 prs. Child's HOSE, FIVE
eighths. assorted colors,
sizes 6 10 Q in lot. now &c
800 prs. Boys GOLF HOSE,
new patterns, elastic cuffs
sizes 3 20 10. now I6c