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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22
BY LUCIUS JONES
(SNS Sports Editor)

A FORTNIGHT AGO. Athletic
Director A. j. Lockhart of Morris
Brown confirmed the fact of the
Purple Wolverines playing host tC
the North Carolina State Eagles
at Columbus, Georgia.
Early this week Business Manager
j. r. E. Lee, Jr., of Florida A. &
M. College, confirmed an earlier re-
port that Famcee would play Tus-
kegee in the 1941 Orange Blossom
Classic at Orlando, Florida.
INSISTENT DEMAND
In taking the Peach. Blossom
Classic to Columbus, Mr.. Lockhart
yielded to intense demand from
alumni and Morris Brown synpa-
thizers in that city for a game
there between til ational cham
pions and some n,eI. opponent.
The Peach Blossom Classic at
Columbus is potentially a $4,000 paid
admissions proposition if expertly
built up" and the Orange Blossom
Classic is cinch to attract 10000
or better this year-now that Tink-
er Stadium has been enlarged to
accommodate t h tremendous
throngs which have turned away in
past years.
STAG DOMINATES
In previous Peach Blossom en-
gagementS, Morris Brown was nos
ed out 8-6 by Virginia State in 1888,
but won over the same club 1877 in
1889 and defeated Kentucky State
1856 last year.
Previous orange Blossom en-
counters saw Florida beat Howard
9-6 in 1888, Virginia State 1912 in
1884, Hampton $500 in 1886, Ken
lucky State 81 in 1888, and Wiley
42-0 in 1889. The Men in Orange
tied Wilberforce 90 last campaign.
FlOrida's lone Setbacks in the clas-
sizes were 1919 to Kentucky in 1885
and 60 to Prairie View in 1887.
PRECEDENT SET
The invitation of Tuskegee to
the Orange Blossom Classic sets a
precedent. 1t will mark the first
time two STAG clubs ever met in
the colorful post season extravagan-
"a.
To date, Morris Brown has won
eight in as many starts; N. c. State
has bagged seven in as many out
ings. That means both Peach Bios
som Classic rivals are unbeaten and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22
BY BOB GONZALES

MARSHALL, Texas. Nov. b.
6SNSe The highly touted Texas
College Steers invade Wiley Field,
Saturday, November %, for a tough
encounter with Coach Fred Longs
Wiley Wildcats. The Cats face the
problem of upsetting this great
team which may play in Florida's
famous Orange Blossom classic
and already has been invited. The
Steers boast of a very good team
and great stars that have proved
themselves to be outstanding.
johnson at fullback deserves much
credit for he always plays great
game. Ralph Allen, stationed at
left half, often startles the crowd
with his brilliant running.
The quarterback, Clarence MIX,
has not been equaled by anyone IN
the Southwest Conference i'm many
a moon. This little fellow is truly
great for he has brought Texas
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MORRIS BROWN and N. c.
State kept their "one-two" mace
in the national colored football
parade the mast week end when
the purple Wolverines cot nv L.
Movne 13 to 6 and the Eagles
skIlnked Livingstone d to 0.
Prairie View. unbeaten but once
tied in six outings, rested and
stayed i'm the select class, with
Fisk following suit and preserving
her unbeaten hut twice tied status.
Mighty Morgan was toppled from
the ranks of the unbeaten and
handed her first defeat in two sea-
sens when the Bears were tanned
by the HAMPTON Pirates 8-f last
Saturday. HAMPTON had tied Nor
gan 90 in Baltimore last CAM
paign.
Tuskegee moved onward with
14-6 decision over Lincoln pa,
Florida advanced on 1917 nose
out of powerful Southern, Lang
ston whipped Ark. State 20-7, Va.
State marched forward with a 10
verdict over A. and T., and KY.
States ST. rcut of West Virginia
hiked the Thorobreds and also
gave them the coveted Midwestern
Conference championship with
three loop wins against no de-
feats.
Clubs other than Morgan and
Southern which had their stock
considerably lowered over the week
end included Lane, which dropped
a 300 decision TO Lincoln (Mo),
Shaw, tanned 80 by Va. Union.
and Texas, upset rudely POT by
Bishop.
The upset of Morgan by Hamp-
ton was even more astonishing to
sepia football than Pitts defeat Of
Fordham a fortnight ago in white
gridiron circles.
The fall of the great Morgan
eleven reduced another powerful
combination from consideration as
a bowl principal New Years Day.
Southern and Texas both lost their
hope of being featured in one of
the post-season attractions in
their week end setbacks to Florida
and Bishop respectively.
Southern had previous 19-f4
biackeye from Langston, while
Texas, despite Showing' phe-
nomenal power in tying mighty
Prairie View II and routing tough
Langston 1877, bowed to Southern
in addition to her fastest disap-
pointment.
Morris Brown and N. c. State
are paired in the Peach Blossom
Classic at Columbus, Georgia, Sat
urday, December 6, and Tuskegee
looms as Florida's final choice in
the Orange Blossom Classic the
same day in Orlando, Florida.
That leaves great debate as
TO what team will be paired against
Morris Brown, STAG representa-
tive in the forthcoming Vulcan
Bowl Classic January /, 1912, in
Birmingham, Alabama.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22
MORRIS BR0WN-N. c. STATE, FLORIDA USKEGEE PEACH
ORANGE BLOSSOM CLASSIC DETAILS Near COMPLETION
C0L0RFUL POST SEASON GAMES
APPEAL TO FANCY OF DIXIELkND

united at this writing
T.uskegee has won seven 1871
game with but a single defeat,
1916 blackeye by Morris Brown,
against her record. Florida has won
six out of seven starts. The lone
blemish was by Morris Brown 20
O.
PERFECT RECORDS
Morris Browns victims have been
Allen 26-0, Tuskegee, Lincoln (Mo)
1912, Morehouse 21-0, Florida, Ala
bama 26-6, Xavier 60, and LeMoyne
1876.
N. G. States victims have been
S. G. State 1870, st. Paul 600, Lin
coin (Pa) 1915, Bluefield 90, Shaw
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22

Alexander School of Brookhaven
Golde nPanthers Football Team &C
cepts invitation to play in Tung Oil
Classics, Gainesville, Florida, De-
cember 25th, Christmas Day.
With five Big Conference VIC
tories, and three non-C conference
victories, the Brookhaven School
goes to Lincoln High School at
Gainesville, Florida for the second
time in three years.
Last year Alexander School enter
tanned the team from Gainesville
in Brookhaven. Many students and
local football lovers plan to make
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22

their history of playing. The game
will be no pushover for the Steers
for Wiley's fast-coming little team,
even though filled with many
green Freshman players, may spoil
Coach Rettig's boys chances for a
championship team. This game
will be a natural and fans from
over the Southwest will be on hand
to witness the battle.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22

TougaIoo 81, Oklahoma 0.
Bishop 20, Texas I.
Fayetteville Ii, Elizabeth City ].
Tuskegee IA, Lincoln pa 6.
Fla. A. g. NJ. 10, Southern Z.
Virginia Union 3, Shaw 0.
South Carolina 20, Knoxville 6.
billiard 7, TalIadega 0.
Claflin VS. Swift (CancelIed)
LangstOn 20, Arkansas I.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22
SPORTS
TOUGALoO 81. oKOLoNA 0

OKOLONA, Miss With Coach
Williams allowing his first string
team to play only a fraction of the
first quarter, the Tougaloo second
team proved to strong for the
Okolcna eleven here Saturday,
who went down to 31-G score.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22
FOREST 10, LANIER 6

JACKSON, Miss Supported by
a large number of rooters who
came to town with their team. the
Forest High eleven defeated Coach
Ben Allen Blackburns Lanier High
School Bulldogs 10 to 6, at the
Negro State Fair grounds here
Friday evening.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22
FOOTBALL
RESULTS

Morris Brown 10, LeMoyne 6
Alabama 6, Morehouse 2.
Howard IA, st. Paul 0.
TT. Valley 0, Allen As.
N. C. College IS, Livingstone 0.
Voorhees, 81, Morris 0.
]. C. Smith 3, Bluefield O.
Hampton 8, Morgan 6.
Virginia State !, A e. T 0.
Lincoln MOI 20, Lane o.
Ky State 81, w. Va, State !.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22

GREAT BLOCKING BACK
A blocking back deluxe, ana one
of the teams best team-mer. yet
not in the lime-liglnt often IS
William Ram" Hall, a 20O-pound
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22

MRS. MARY JANE JONES
THOMSON, Ga. = Mrs. Mary
Jane Jones died here last week. Flu
neral services have not yet been
announced.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-11-22

1910, johnson G. Smith 90, and
Livingstone $50.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
Tuskegee's victims have been
Xavier 25-6, Wilberforce 26-7, Bene-
dict 20-2, Morehouse 20-7, S. G..
State 1872, Knoxville 30-7, and
Lincoln (Pa.) 14-6.
Floridas victims total Benedict
900, A. e. T. 1870, Alabama State
22-0, Kentucky State 1870. Lane
1870, and Southern 10-7.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Films Seek 10 Replace
TemperamenfaI Baby X
BY the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 21.-Baby x,
an 11-month-old blond darling who
bowed into the movies by chance,
has bowed out after making only two
scenes.
Director Mitchell Leisen, who saw
Baby x and exclaimed We've found
an actress. The child IS marvellous
for reactions" sadly reported her
departure.
Baby x was too sensitive to noises
and confusion on the studio set, he
explained. He worked five hours to
get her first scene; hours and hours
and hours to get a second. Then
he gave up.
Mr.. Leisen said he'll search for
another baby to replace her. The
newcomer will be billed simply as
Baby X, too-for sake of the
publicity.
Baby x. the first, was so known
because her parents said they did
not want publicity.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
18 Steel Cabinets

3-3ox66- inch Cabinets. Were Sl3ss
S7.9S
B-S3x20- Inch Cabinets. Were &7.98
- $3.99
3-30x66 Inch Cabinets. Were 1888
s7.ss
-14x26 Cabinets. Were $250-S 81
2-14x63 Cabinets. Were $498 $1.S9
2-18x66 Cabinets. Were S498 $1.89
1-26x63 Cabinets. Were $3.50 $2.99
Al Electric Toasters. Chrome and
Bakelite. Toasts 2 slices OF bread or
rolls. Were $3.49 $3.50
8 Vita Mineral Pressure Cookers,
Large 8-quart size; cooks an entire
meal at one time. Were $2595, $18.95
40 Fitted Fabric Picnic Baskets.
spoons and 4 forks Were I'll 29c
Is Fern Stands. All metal, red or
green. Were
43 Bottles Liquid Foam Upholstery
Cleaner. Cleans rugs or furniture.
Were Csc ----------39c
The Palais Royal,
Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Four Square Church
Bans Remarriage
OF Divorced CIerics
Founder Aimee Mcpherson,
Twice q Divorce, Leads
Fioht for New Rule
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21.-Aimee
semple McPherson's church has
adopted bylaw which at one time
would have barred the famous evan
gelist herself from its ministry.
Over the opposition of Aimee's
own son, Rolf K. Mcpherson, the
International Church of the Four
Square Gospel voted to forbid its
ministers who have been divorced
to remarry.
Mrs. Mcpherson has been mar
ried three times and twice divorced.
Her marriage to Rolf's father. Har-
old Mcpherson, whom she wed after
the death of her first husband,
Robert Semple, ended in divorce.
A subsequent marriage, to David
Hutton. then a choir singer in An
gelus Temple, also was followed by
a divorce.
Mrs. Mcpherson, founder -presi-
dent of the church, supported the
new regulation during a two-hour
discussion in it's 10Th annual con-
vention yesterday. She declared she
had observed that God blesses
those who have taken a. stand
against divorce"
Convention leaders said the by
law. which was adopted tentatively
at last years convention and be-
comes Immediately effective, is not
retroactive in its application.
Rolf Mcpherson is executive sec
retary of the church and managing
editor of its magazine, the -Four
Square Crusader
The bylaw was reported by con-
vention spokesmen to have been
adopted by a close majority. 1t
was presented by Mrs. Mcpherson
in a business session of some 400
delegates from over the world.
1t provides also that ministers of
the church be suspended during
such time as they are involved in
divorce litigation, and recommends
that the clergy refuse to perform
marriage ceremonies for divorced
persons.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Goats Reduced

{ Tailored Boys Coats. Monotone
1909 imported wool yarns. Beige
in sizes II and IS, red in size is,
pink in size 16. Were t17.95- --S11.s5
1 Beige Fleece Sport Coat. Size ls
Was $22.95 ---$11.95
3 Refer Coats. Pink in size 10. aqua
in sizes is and 1s. Were $17s5-$11.s5
I Corduroy Shortie Coats. White and
pink. Sizes IA to 18. Were s595 s3.49
i Seersucker Suit. Size u. Was s7e5
1899
] Blue Spun Rayon Suit. Size 10. Was
sl0.95 S5.45
Unlined Goats. Navy and black.
Sizes Is, 1S, AZ, A. Were sl295 IS
Spring Coats and Capes. Navy,
beige, black and blue. Sizes IL to l8.
Were s29.95 to
Tie Painis Royal,
Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Il American Pilots Get
Their Wings in Canada
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP BORDEN, Ontario, Aug.
21.-These IL Americans were among
a group of pilots who received their
wings yesterday from the r. c. A. F.
Service Flying Training School:
Louis E. Humphreyville, Detroit;
William I. Jones, Kansas City; Roger
w. Larson, st. Paul; James NJ.
Sanders, Nashville; Harry A. Neal,
Lagrange, ILL.,; Redeyne w. Simon
son, Beloit, Wis; Earl A. Thompson,
st. Louis; William Thomas Bent,
Glenwhite, w. Va; Jerome A. Zee,
Jewett City, Conn; Frank E. Porter,
Fulton, N Y; Earl T. Knobleoch,
Utica, N Y, and Walter c. Wicher,
New York City.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Two CopituI Men Promoted

Two Washingtonians are among
a long list of United States Ma
rine Corps officers recently pro-
NOTED, according to Navy an
nouncement. They are Its. Daniel
C. Pollock and James C. MaGee. jr,
who were elevated from second lieu
tenants.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Paints Reduced

One Coat Gloss Paint. For walls or
woodwork, white, ivory and colors..
Was $3.50 gallon &2.49
Waterproof Spar Varnish. For boats,
floors or furniture. Was $3.50 gall
Ion -Sl.I9
"a Quarts Assorted Paints or Enamel.
All colors. Was $1.35 quart SOC
Washable Flat Paint. White or COL
ors. Was $3.50 gallon S1.79
Pure Linseed Oil House Paint. White
and colors. Was $3.50 gallon $3.50
The Pniais Royal,
Paints . Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
ChiIdren's Wear
Art NeedIework

Odd lot Of Tapestry Yarn. 20 yards
to skein. broken assortment of colors.
Were Csc --lVc
20 Knitting Boxes. Plain or figured
material with upper. Were $1---7se
50 Skeins Zephyrglow Yarn. $50
wool and 459o rayon. broken sssort-
ment of colors. Were 39c
1 Gard Table Set. Table and 1 chairs.
Was S2250 $3.50
10 Gard Tables. Slightly nsrred.
The Paiais Royal,
Art Neediework First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Handbags

4 Patent Leather Bags. Red and
black. Top handle and underarm
styles. Were SO ------------S S1.59
10 Black Patent Leather Bags. With
black handles. Were IS --- SO
l Knitting Bag. Bright red with all
colored top handle. Was IS -- s3.s5
IS Summer Belts. White. pestels
and novelty. Were soc and 81 $50
Is Handbags. Black and navy. Were
50 and SO -----------S1.59
The Paims Royal.
Handbafs First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
n Regular $6.95 Oval
Administer Rugs
Only

Frinoed ovol Administer rugs perfect tor
living room or bedroom. II by 48 inches.
Is Felt Base Rugs. by 9 feet patterns,
perfect quality. Were s195 ----------s149
3 Wilminster Rugs. by IL feet tone on tone
designs. Were s55 5---------J---------s3 1880
Texture Weave Administer Rugs by IL
feet: choice of colors. Were s47.50- -s37.75
Reversible Chenille Rugs 9 by IL feet,
mottled designs, all colors. Were s2695 s2250
Is Felt Base Rugs. by IL feet, perfect
quality, patterns. Were $5e5------- 1898
Standard Felt Base Flooringx. patterns.
Were 39c square yard -----------------2s 2sc
40 Heavy Duty Rag Rugs. by 4 feet, ex-
cellent quality. Were $3.50 - ---- 81
20 Chenille Bath Sets. Bath mat and seat
cover to match. Were 50 ----S1 S1.29
Reversible Fibre Rugs. 9 by IL feet, plaid
effects, good colors. Were sl295- s7.99
The PalaiI Royal. Rags -. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Rayon Undies

Munsinxwear Rayon Gowns. Size
IA. Were $l.59 ----19e
1 Rayon Crepe Slips. Size 81 and
36. White only. Were sl.5s -$1.1s
28 Rayon Undies. Broken sizes.
Were 49c and Soc for 81
Pure Glove Silk Gowns. Tearose.
Were $685. sos
The Palms Royal.
Rayos indies ). First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Cubu Honors Bolivia

Cuba recently commemorated in
Havana the 158th anniversary of the
birth of Simon Bolivar, known as
The Liberator."
Evening star., 1941-08-21

The sea base and landplane field
OF an American company now con-
stitute the entire aviation industry
of Haiti
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Bodminton Sets
33A% off

4 Badminton Sets. Were $1o5 S1.36
s Badminton Sets. Were S295 -s1.96
6 Badminton Sets. Were $795- $3.50
; Badminton Sets. Were 1895 1896
The PaIais Royal,
Stationery -. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Furniture Specials

Comfortable
colors. Were S34 95 $50 o5 95
10 Odd Vanity Benches Walnut and ivory finish. Were
sumwood
S1a95 =
Buffet. Genuine walnut
gumwood. was x24 30 Sl695
Night Tables. Colonial style mahogany
Were S129E
Upholstered
Were 1926 S149
i
Was S5995 -----.------------
Was 500
Duncan Phyfe base genuine
hogany
Modern Style Side Chair: Walnut finish
Was S1095
Breakfront Bookcase 18th
Was $40 .a5
Tie PaIais Royal, Furniture .. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Bedding Reduced

Poster Beds. Sturdy gumwood construction,
maple or walnut finishes. assorted sizes.
WeV6 $3.50
IL Coil Springs. Full double deck with stabi-
lizers to prevent side sway. standard sizes.
Were $1295 $s.95
Special Innerspring Mattresses Taped
edges and ventilators covered in heavy woven
stripe ticking, standard sizes --$11.S5
Special Box Springs. Highly tempered
premier steel coils, upholstered in heavy blue
and white ticking standard sizes ---- s11.s5
! Studio Couch. Opens to double or twin beds,
comfortable innerspring construction, sample.
Was s3495 ---------------------- sZ5s5
l Sofa Bed. Opens to comfortable bed,
spacious bedding compartment, cotton home
spun covering. Was S4995 -------- $3.50
Tie Paiais Royal, Bedding =. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Pictures and
Plaques

Framed Prints, Scenes, Floral and
Moderns. Plaques of flowers and
fruits. Were 81 to S29850 to $3.50
Boudoir Lamps and Boudoir Shades.
8 and 10 inch shades, bedlights and
boudoir bases in the group. Were
69c to $1.98--------------h price
The Palais Royal,
Lamps. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
JeweIry

1 Mans Watch. Was SIS so
Cigarette Case. Was s250- 50
1 Cigarette Case. Was 81 - sc
/ Cigarette Case and Lighter. Was
s12.e5 ----------------------s10
Is pairs Summer Earrings. Were
81 5Sc
25 pieces Summer Jewelry. Were
The Pnlais Royal.
JeweIry First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Spor+swear

20 Blouses. White and pastels.
Slightly faded or soiled. Were So.
S1.97
10 Blouses. Slightly faded or soiled.
Size 10 to "A. Were &1.97
White Evening Sweaters. Size 3s.
White Evening Sweaters. Sizes
2I36, 1/40. Were $5.95-------s2
Striped Two-Piece Slack Set. Pink.
blue. aqua. Were sloe5-----S7.95
2 Coat Sweaters. Pink. Size SO. Were
IS .95 $3.50
; Coat Sweaters. Were $3.95S2
The PdIais Royal,
Sporfswsor -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Regular 81 Gloves
Friday oOc
Only ~

1856 Pos Royon Benberg Ryon Mesh and Fob Cloves In pink
white blue red and beige
The PaLais Royal. Cloves First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
ToiIe+ries

I White Powder Jar. Was $159 39c
Perfumes Bottles. Pink, amber and
/ Cloisonne Blue Powder Jar. Was
$495 S2.95
2 White Perfume Lamps. Were
Decanters. Crystal cut glass. Were
$3.50 Sl.9o
Powder Jars with perfume COM
bination Were So so set $1.50 set
! Bonb0n Crystal Jar. Was
S4.95 $3.50
s Assorted Sachets in packages. Were
SOC
Rock Crystal Cigarette Boxes.
Were soc ESQ
4 Rock Crystal Powder Boxes. We're
! Blue Cologne Bottle. Was $3.50.
75c
1 Crystal Cut Cologne Bottle. Was
Sl.50 ----- ------- 75c
Beautiful China Perfume Bottles.
Were sl95 - -----------Sl
The Pniais Royal.
Toietries First Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Friday Only
Fabric Remnants
" p,;s.

Here is another opportunity for
you to save dollar for every dol
lar you spend. Tomorrow only we
are offering remnants, averaging
l to yards, in plain and fancy
materials at half price.
Silk Remnonts-Cotton Remnonts--
Royon Remnonts.
The Palais Royal,
Fabrics Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Linens, Domes+ics

El0SHSu GOItlSSUCS
4S Lace Doilies and Scarves. Were 39c to
IL Odd Sheets. Soiled- ed-----25Tt off
Coil Spring Mattress Covers. Were
2 ALI Wool Blankets. Soiled Were SO 95, S7.95
2 AllWool Blankets. Soiled. Were s15.95,
$3.50
2 Blankets. l2as wool, ssTe rayon. Soiled
Were S5.98 1898
40 Guest Towels. Assorted pastels Were
Tie Palais Royal.
Linens and Domesfies Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Better Dresses
Thrift Dresses

IS Summer Dresses. Were 1895 S6
Is Summer Dresses. Were $695 S.
Street and Evening Dresses. Were
1896 ----------------- SO
Included are sizes for misses, women
and little women.
The Palms Royal,
Thrift Dresses ;. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21

Including few covered vegetable dishes
and pIotters from discontinued stock.
1 China Dinner Service for IL. Incomplete.
short several pieces. Was $39.98---------s2o
$50 Pieces Stemware. Plain diamond optic
close-out pattern. Were 25c each---10c each
35s Artificial Flowers. Some shopworn. Were
lOc each ---5 Sc each
$50 Artificial Flowers. Few Of q kind. Some
shopworn Were Ice to 35c--------10c each
Tie Palois Royal,
Glass asd China .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-08-21
All Sl.95 to S. Mems
STRAW HATS
t5;a;' I'd; S1.25

All our summer Lynbrooks and
Mallory hats.
The PaIais Royal.
Store for Mes First Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19

DttIOlt. ingram explained later
I'm doctor. you know. Graduate
as an NJ. D. by Northwestern Uni
yersity In 1919 though I've never
practiced in that profession"
The party from Detroit was en-
tertained at the home OF DR. and
Mrs Roy Perry. 1871 Goyeau
street, and included Rex. Mrs.
Ingram OF the Katherine Durham
dance group. Louis sharp as Doc
Jones, Miss Eulsbelle Riley OF the
choir: and Miss Helen Dowdy. choir
mistress The group called at the
City Hall before going out TO the
San'--and Mayor Arthur j.
Reaume had friendly half hour
with his American guests.
Former Athlete
According to a Windsor column
list Or. Perry Is quite A
character himself. having begun
lie in Windsor as newsboy and
athlete az what is now Paterson
collegiate, where he won the Wei.
three years in row. Roy attend
cd Virginia Seminary. Meharry
Medical college. Columbia uniyer-
sity and University OF Toronto.
Mrs. Perry. incidentiy is a tai
enied Young woman who has ap-
peared both on the stage and n the
movies She had parts In tho pic
lures Hearts in Dixie and Caro-
line"
But Mrs. Perry belittles her dra-
matte career she's more proud OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Interesting Pasts Revealed At Meeting OF
Stage Stars And Prominent Windsor Hosts

WINDSOR OntaroThr like
the Count
aburns r N'''s1
in