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Evening star., 1941-08-31
First Fishing
Expedition
Was Thriller
Big Haul Is Made
Off Breezy. oint
By Family Party
Prize Contribution
BY JEANNE BARINOTT, IA.
McKiplav pioh SnhooI

went fishing this summer
for the first time with my
brother, Ken, and sister, Beulah.
Fishing, I found out, was more
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Prise Contribution
BY TED TOWERS, II,

When entered the home of Jean Fran 10 at 2eo
street NV recently seemed though land of dolls Never
before had Aca arranged in the living and
cabinets contain
collection dolls She collected them
years experience expert
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Prize Contribution
BY WALTER EVANS, JR., 16.


of like to
of adventures the and sometimes
building exploring the rivers
of hobbies kinds but
vore the plain atbottom boat that will carry two
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Out of Reach
Cant you stand on your headP"
mo, it's too high"
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Riddle Ans,pers

/. Borrow all his money. 2. Joseph
the Pharaoh made ruler of him.
3. He beats time. 4. A chiropractor
: watch dog.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

have the tools and material handy
it can Be made in the short time of
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Of this knowledge Jean has
to many parts of the United
telling of her dolls. She re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
No Fees Needed
To Get Orders
For Defense

In a letter TO Mayor Jeffries,
Donald VI. Nelson, head Of the
division of purchases of the Office
of Production Management, today
warned Detroit Manufacturers
against any individual or organiza-
ton claiming to be able IA assist
in obtaining contracts under the
defense program.
ANY businessman who wants
to sell goods or services TO the
army or navy can make his con-
facts direct with the army and
navy purchasing officers" Nell
son said. He does not need To
join some special organization
or take space in some CONNER
ciaI exposition In order TO get In
touch with these officers or In
order 10 enhance his chance OF
getting a contract from them.
"The businessman Is simply
foolish II he thinks paying a fee
of any sort will make II easier
for him to get a refense con-
| tract. The department OF justice
will be asked TO investigate all
persons who make such claims
and any persons who pay the
+ fees"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09

animation within a week TO deter
mine whether he should be rated
in IA, subject TO immediate call;
lib, temporarily deferred for phys
ical reason; or AZ, totally unfit
for military service.
The statement said:
IAN announcement was made
today by local board 81, Wayne
County selectivF service, to the
effect that Henry Ford III has
been classified potentially tn
Class l and within due course
will be ordered to report for
medical examination.
"Mr. Ford did not claim ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
us. Will Prevail
If We Keep FIT,
Tunney Says

Keeping America fl, both
physically and spiritually, is one
of the more important tasks fac
ing our national leaders if we are
10 stave off the triumphant march
If the dictators, according to Gene
7unney, the marine who mounted
he lecture platform via the heavy
eight boxing championship and
Aakespearian drama.
Tunney, speaking under the
ispices of the Detroit Safety
touncil at Masonic Temple, re-
iewed his travels in Russia, Ger
,any, Italy and Japan during the
asst decade and cited the degree
spiritual augmentation imposed
these peoples TO achieve the
,als Of their leaders.
america IL the only great
world power which has never
5een willing to fight for Its
policies. We are the choicest and
latest morsel In the eyes of the
dictators and the only way we
can keep what we have is TO
fight for IT," Tunney said.
I'VE can best fight through
individual sacrifices for the COM
mon good, by performing little
things daffy 70 mat when The
big test comes we shall be pre-
pared TO face H."
Tunney. now lieutenant-con'
mander in the navy. was intro
duced by K. T Keller. president
Of the Chrysler Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09

emption on grounds of depend
ency."
Ford is married and has a baby
girl, Charlotte. born last week in
Henry Ford Hospital A second
son Of Edsel Ford, Benson, was
placed in Class 1-B by a Macomb
County board, but is subject to a
second examination by a medical
commission.
Members Of the Henry Ford II
board are Wilson r. Mills, attor-
f4aesy- y. HIP ! ~ T ord Building; c. Jo-
seph Belanger. attorney 1856
Penobscot Building, and James S.
Whitcomb of els West Lafayette
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Henry III
Placed i'm
Class l

Henry Ford II, grandson Of the
motor magnate, has ben put in
Class / by his selective service
board. No. 81, it was announced
today.
He will be given a physical eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
To Address Chiropodis+s

DR.. Maurice Meyers will speak
on "Peripheral Vascular Diseases
at the monthly meeting of the
Wayne County Chiropdy Society
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel tomor-
row evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09
Pupils 10 Appear
Al Flower Show

Detroit school children. under
the direction w Jay Ditfmac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-09

garden. the modernistic rose gar
den Of the Pontiac Nursery Com
pany and the Spring garden Of
Martin I,peff lar ----.--
Tie show VIII continue through
Saturday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

=.
Hockey's jinxes 90 Gndurino
crestures and q . result ~
New York Rangers, defendin0
Stanley Cup champions. are now
desperately near elimination
from the National League play
offs.
The Rangers, who have won
only one game In three years On
Detroit Ice. were beaten there
again last night 81 IN overtime
In one Of three games opening
the post-season series.
In the other tussles the Boston
Bruins. this years champions
over the regular schedule. shut
out Toronto so Ct Boston and
the Chicago Blackhawks nipped
the Montreal CanadieIis Al ct
Chicago.
The Rangers had the most at
stake, however. In striving TO
retain the cup emblematic Of the
world title and their loss In the
first game Of best Of three se-
ries meant that they could be
bounced right tut Of the running
Sunday night when they play
Detroit in the second game at
New York Madison Square
Garden.
Their opening game was .
roughouse on ice, with jolting
body checks and frequent fist
fights, which finally was de-
cided in 1901 Of the overtime
period as Sgd Howe smacked .
backhand shot into the nets be-
hind Goalie Davie Kerr.
The Rangers never looked like
champions except In the third
period. The first stanza was
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

scoroleG1 an0 Detroit took
load late h N second on . -
By Carl Liscombo. uarine
span young Johnny leOwofs. -
Detroit g0alis VA cal1G1 ~
70 make only eight stopo,
New York opened tho &C.
chapter with furious rus66U
Lynn Patrick eventually tlD2
the score. I
The Chicago Montreal sor10
also 70 Z best Of three proo y
ton with the second sessioa oo1
for tomorrow night q Mont1oo1x
Chicago put up . fine deSsno;
i've battle last night after lettjnR
Elmer Lach score early In IT,
first period. George Allsn ~
taliatod with the tying uaaxibG
for the Hawks In the same ~
riod and Max Bentley knoclke1
Ia The winning goal early n IL
third. 1919
Y y i r. =
Lach twice had % b helpod
from the Ice q the result q tn
stiff resistance Chicago nv
him. He wrenched Z knee II III
second period and then suffered
. "catch" In his side IN the third.
The winners OF the two bet
Of three series will play Tor H.
right to meet the eventual slir.
yivor of the Boston Toronto bats
tie, which ID q best Of seven elm
nation. u
The Bruins looked CREST To ~
overflow crowd Of $4,000 fans
at the Boston Garden last night
but their triumph was costly Be-
cause Of injuries sustained By
Bill Cowley ant Bobby Bauer
in the final period.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

Two narrow, headless beds and q
tall chest of drawers crowded II
so that you could barely navi-
gate from door to closet. 1.-THE
beds are simply twin mattresses
on twin springs with legs. Clev-
err, huh? The chest belongs to
Vera, so I contributed the full
length mirror on the closet door
instead Of = bureau"
Toby took Beatrice's hat and
jacket. Just before she slowed
them in the closet, she turned
the little mink topknot of her
finger and said, "Nice!" She
stroked the fur. Every nice.
Mind If I try it on?"
''Go ahead" Beatrice avoided
her eyes. 1T was reduced, at 4
little shop in Fifty-seventh
street. :"
Toby admired herself in the
hat. II almost hope you don't
get . job at the store, SO ! can
help you out by buying the hat"
Vera, it developed, had al
ready arrived. But it's her
night to get dinner. I suppose
she ran down to the corner for
something"
II hate to inconvenience you,"
Beatrice murmured. Perhaps
your friend isn't going to like
my being here. :"
Vera? You don't know her!
Why, last winter, a reporter
friend of hers male, mind
you!-spent weeks on that studio
couch, while / locked our door
every night with q key from the
five-and-ten, and put on my
winter coat every morning to
navigate to the bathroom!"
Beatrice couldn't help laugh
ing. She was still laughing
when the door opened, and q
tail, amazingly beautiful girl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
wife
Helps
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SIleII!|laI(L

o0R1EHJsDoRo. NC. March
81 80 Before Samuel Jackson
Snsad, The new North South
open golf champion, teed on
today In the Arst round % the
q, 900 Greensboro open, he
made darn sure that Mrs. SAM
uel Jackson was somewhere
about the premises.
II was Spead's 6ne golf, Of
course, which was the biz factor
In his record-tying victory In
the north-south 1t Pinehurst yes-
terday. There wasn't anybody
out there shooting that eleven
under-par for MIN.
But there was somebody for
whom he was playing the shots.
and for whom - seems 70 play
them best when she's right close
at hand. That ID the blond and
attractive Mrs. Snead.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
"WHO ARE your"
CHAPTER VII


The apartment was on the
fourth floor of a walk-up In
Flatbush. AS Toby Masters
turned the key in the lock, she
told Beatrice gaily, I'VE have to
be careful not to get up from
q chair too suddenly, or we
knock each other down."
But when the door opened,
Beatrice saw that the apartment
had been lovingly decorated.
There was q studio couch doing
duty % = sofa. It was covered
in gay, lowered linen.
II made that myself. Rem
nants from Huntington's, at en-
ploye discount" Toby explained.
There were two club chairs,
Reduced" said Toby. There
was . long table with q radio,
magazines, . cigaret box and q
really. handsome lamp.
Heres the kitchenet." It had
been managed out Of q closet.
Shelves held dishes, pots, a can
lister of coffee, a tiny bread box.
Underneath was tiny sink, q
two-burner gas stove, and a lit
tie cabinet hung above the stove.
That's our grocery cupboard.
Spaghetti, canned soup, other
stuff we keep for the end Of the
week when we're broke. :"
II think it's lovely" Beatrice
said.
"Wait till you see our bed
room!"
Their bedroom was smaller, II
possible. than the living room.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

with coal black hair walked In.
Toby cried, "Vera, where have
you been? Not even a package?
Do you mean to say you didn't
start dinner?"
"Of course I didn't start din
ner. I have seven cents exact
ly. I forgot to mention 1t this
morning"
well, where have you been?"
walking around the block
with Terry"
Toby turned to Beatrice. "Ter-
ry Is one of Vera's insanities.
He's q photographer, without 4
grain of common sense. He
spends his money for films, flash
bulbs, chemicals and 500 cam
eras, on the instalment plan.
And right now, he's downstairs
waiting for Vera to ret me talk
ed around to inviting him up
here for dinner. Isn't that il,
Vera? You have seven cents
and Terry's probably got one"
Vera sank down into q chair
and stretched out her long, love-
ly legs. "As q matter of fact,
Toby, that's it. I thought maybe
he had some money, 50 phoned
him, but"
"You thought maybe he had
some money!" Toby's sarcasm
was devastating. "Well, 60 on
down and haul him up here. No,
wait. Here's q dollar. Send him
around to the del cstessen first"
Beatrice opened her handbag.
Toby, let me. After all, I'm the
one who"
Eyes, I forgot to tell you,"
Toby put in, carelessly, to Vera.
"This is Bee Davis she's spend
ing the night with US. I'm TAX
ing her down to the store in the
morning to see about q job"
Beatrice handed 81 to Vera.
Vera stared down at the money.
Lady, are you cracked? Do you
think we're feeding q regiment?
There's just four of US, you
know, and potato salad at zoe .
pound, and bologna at"
Toby dived for the money.
Don't take it. It's her last ditch
fund.-"
But I've crossed the ditch.
rye practically got q job!" Bea-
trice insisted.
Vera said, "All right. Well
celebrate, Spiced beef and pick
led herring. What kind of cake
do you like?"
heese cake" said Toby.
That's expensive"
After Vera was gone, Beatrice
felt q bit dazed. "You two GER
tainly understand each other"
she said. And she's one Of the
most beautiful girls I've ever
SEEN"
"Yeah, she's beautiful. But she
doesn't use it. OF course, she
makes her living that way. What
I mean Is, she picks UP the sad
dest specimens to fall in love
with! With that face, she could
fascinate . banker, couldn't she,
and have diamonds.
But no. BOOKING reporters.
and this nut Of Z photographer,
and q crazy actor who'd like TO
be Hamlet, IL he could only eat.
And . saxophone player who
only plays hot. He's 80 hot, In
fact, he spends his nights jam
ming with q bunch Of other
swing-happy saps and hardly
ever even plays Z club date. :"
Beatrice didn't understand all
Of II, but she got the drift. Toby
tossed her . clean towel. indi.
Gated the bathroom, and when
Beatrice emerged Vera and Ter.
~ were back, loaded down with
brown paper bags.
Terry was shorter than Vera.
He had burly, broad shoulders
and tumbled tawny hair. He had
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

YssTH1DAY: The Girl. Teby Masters.
b certain Dsstrise ssn finl . ~ q
uuntinetsa's. Dsat.ies intseducss her.
ssle O. Zee Davis, unemployed stsns-
gvs0hor. She tells reby that she has
Bees leehed eat 81 her fseu. thss her
essh reserve II the ''Isse ditch" funA.
Tsby insists that she GENE 70 the apart
ment Teby shares with another wsrk-
lnR 4lp1. Vera.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
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DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS s.:ss. 80

q pair of fuzz eyebrows that
quirked together as Toby intro
duced Beatrice.
"rd like to take some shots of
you. That patrician look. Say.
you'd make q swell model"
"Oh, no, thanks!" Beatrice
cried in quick panic. II - my
pictures always come out dread
fully. I'm not photogenic at all"
She couldn't let this boy take
pictures Of her and perhaps have
some newspaper or magazine get
hold Of one!
"Never mind, Terry" said
Vera comfortably. You still
have me. Or am I palling on
your"
It was a gay. completely in
formal meal. They ate off
wobbly card table set up in the
living room. Vera made the cof-
fee, and everybody helped to
unwrap the delicatessen pack
ages and slap them down on
plates. Beatrice had never in her
life eaten spiced beef, picked
herring, hard rolls. potato salad
and sour green tomatoes. But
she found them delicious.
Terry ate enormously, confid-
ing between mouthfuls, Had no
lunch" After his second cup of
coffee, he tilted back the spind-
ly bridge chair and remarked,
what q hareml Three beautiful
girls and all for me! I wish l
had the price of a movie, kids"
"But instead" said Vera, "you
have some films to develop. I
feel it coming on. Eat and run,
that's you"
"Well, yes. AS a matter of
fact. :"
Vera got up and threw his hat
at him. Get out of here. Pig
Toby leaped to her feet. "Wait
. minute. There's the little mat
ter of dishes, my boy"
Terry hunched his broad
shoulders and shivered. Dishes"
Then his eyes lighted on Bea-
trice. Hey, I'm not the only
guest around here. Make her
help mel"
The dishtowel in her fingers,
watching him expertly dunking
q cup into hot soapy water, Bea-
trice realized that this was the
first time in her life she had
ever actually helped with this
task that inevitably followed
every meal she had ever eaten.
She was clumsy, and he sneered
He took the towel out of her
at her. Don't dahl WipeI"
hand, at last. "A fine wife you'll
make some miserable man. Go
on In there and decorate TIE
sofa. At least, you're good at
that"
His eyes narrowed. "You
know, I keep having the feeling
that I've seen you before. Some
where. That little tilt to your
chin-the way you wear your
hair-You remind me Of some
thing. It's vaguely swimming
around In the back Of my head.
Some kind Of IN opulent scene
goes with it, can't think"
"You must be mistaken" she
heard herself saying cody. i've
never seen you before in my
life"
Eyes, yes, know. But I've
seen you. / used to be : publicity
cameraman, you know. Montauk
Point, Miami Beach, Palm
Springs-swell resort hotels"
THAT must account for the
opulent scenes" said Beatrice.
you've got me mixed up with
someone else"
Terry's eyes were still narrow.
ed and speculative. Maybe. But
who's the gal I've got you mixed
up WITH"
(Te Be Continued
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

Sc whst's new in MOTOR
OLA esv rsdies On DispIey st
oeedyees Sssvies Store, Cess
C South Ave. essy Bvsst
tovvUs.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
RefrigeratOrs

Some samples some DEM
onstrators some recon-
ditloned. All guaranteed to
be in perfect working order.
Small down payment
take up TO "a months to
pay, on approved credit.
1-Orig. List $159.95 Floor
Sample 1889 PhiIcO IS GU.
ftD -----------S S59.95
1-Orig. List SI39.95 Floor
Sample 1889 Universal IS
GU. ft) S $685.
1-Orig. List SI69.95 Floor
Sample 1889 Leonard IS GU.
ft) ------- St9.95
1-Orig. List S169.95 Recon-
ditioned 1889 Norge IS GU.
it, -----------S 1895
1-Orig. List S189.95 Recon-
ditioned Deluxe Philco 1899
Is GU. ft) S79.95
1-Orig. List s159.95 Floor
Sample 1889 Norge Is Gu.
ft) ----- SS9.95
1-Orig. List SI39.95 Floor
Sample 1940 Leonard IS O..
ftD -------- 1895
Orig. List Sl69.95 Recon-
ditioned 1889 Deluxe Uni
versal C6 Gu. ftD D--- 1895
1-Orig. List s1s9.95 Used
1887 Universal & Gu. ftD,
S39.95
1-0rig. s141.50 Used 1881
General Electric a Gu. ftJ,
S69.s5
(Refrigerators. Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-06-26

2s Orig. SIS Mems Tweed Sport coot,.
ReguIor, l-34, 2-35, 2-36, 6-37,
l-38. $50. Az; short, l-34, 3-35,
2-36, 81 3-38; long, SIS, 1-38,
l-42 ------------- $3.50
"a Orig. $50 Mems Sheldon Tweed and shet-
lond Sport Goats. Regular, 3-36, I-38,
SO, 40, IA; short, l-37; long,
l-36, l-38 -- --------- $40
- Orig, $50 Society Brond spor. Goats. E~-
elusive patterns and models. Requlor I-35,
81, l-39, $40, 2-42, l-46; short,
l-35, l-36; long, 40; short, l--42,
SIS
81 Orig. $3.50 Mems SIoeks. Royons,
tweed mixtures. Waist sizes 29 to AZ S3.e8
4s Orig. $3.50 TropieeI Worted sIoeks; 3
off! Neat dark patterns in blues, qreys,
browns; suitable to matching with your
coat ---------- -------- s4.95
(Ths Hecht Co., Mans Store, Second FlOoro
Evening star., 1941-06-26
IA TO ~ OFF!
THRIFT
DRESSES

5G-Orig. S7.95 to SI0.95
Formal Dresses. MANY
samples and feW-of-a-kinds.
Novelty cottons, a few rayon
taffetaS and rayon crepeS.
Pastels and white. Sizes 10
to 20 in the group $500
20-Orig. $500 to S7.95 All
Wool and Wool and Ray0n
Toppers. Unlined. Few capes
included. Navy and pastel
blues. One red. Small sizes
II to AZ in the group s3.77
(Thrift Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
ORIG. S6.95
WHITE
WROUGHT
IRON CHAIRS
filth Seat Pad
S3.47

Graceful garden chairs
as practical as they are good
looking. Fitted with an ex-
ira seat pad covered in
green.
2-Orig. s7.s5 Wrought Iron
Lamp Tables. Glass top. l
white, ! green. Floor sam
Piles --- 1899
2-Orig. sS.95 Two-Seater
Slat Wood Gliding Chair,
SAT-
2-Orig. s4.s5 Metal Um-
brella Tables. / green, blue,
s2.s9
3-Orig. 1895 Chaise on
Wheels with blue denim pad,
S4.97
3-Orig. s26.9s wrought
Iron Settees with separate
cotton sailcloth pads, S13.47
50-Orig. SIPS Children's
Yacht Rockers with hard
wood frame and canvas seat
and back --------69c
90-Orig. $1.29 Glider Slip
Covers in smart stripes, 69c
2-Orig. $17.95 Rattan Chair
upholstered in floral cotton.
Innerspring seat S12.99
Orig. S6.95 Gibson Island
Settee, 2-seater S3.77
(Summer Furniture. Sixth Floor)
Evening star., 1941-06-26
IN TO IL OFF
WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS

1-Orig. SIS Tailored Suit,
Brown. All wool. Size IS, S1S.88
2-Orig. S7.95 Rev
Coats. Size II only $1.99
Orig. S45 All-Wool 3-pc.
Tweed Suits. Wool collars.
Blue. Sizes II and 15----S25
,r, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-06-26

1-Orig. S16.95 Camel Hair
and Wool Fleece Jacket
Coat. Size 12---------S5
1-Orig. 1895 Genuine
Harris Tweed Refer Coat.
Brown. Size 10 -------S $40
Goats, Third r
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at sl.OO

O. Orig, Sl.7o and Sl.99
Handmade Linen Vanity
Sets s----SI
Evening star., 1941-06-26

IS Orig. s1.69 Floor and
Deck Enamel for inside or
outside use. Five colors,
sI.19 Il gal.
20 Orig. $3.50 Nu Enamel
Interior Gloss Enamel. A
washable finish for walls or
woodwork; white or ivory,
S2.9S gal.
32 Orig. S5.95 Nu Enamel
Spar Varnish, a waterproof
finish for floors, furniture or
boats --------S2 1898 gal.
26 Orig. S3.25 Pure Lead and
House Paint. White and IL
colors -- $3.50 gal.
paints. Seventh F1oor)
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Clearance! Occasional Furniture

2-Orig. S79.95 Mahogany
Veneer ON gum Breakfront
Secretary ----- 1895
S-Orig. S19.95 Walnut
Veneer on gum Breakfront
Secretary ---------S3 1895
1-Orig. S59.95 Mahogany
Veneer on gum Gov. VIM
throp Desk s39.a5
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Orig. $3.50
Oxford 5.Pc.
Dinette Suites
S22.iO

Just 4 in the group. Three
have stainless porcelain top
tables with four box seat
chairs and the fourth has a
stainless porcelain top with
chrome legs and 4 matching
chrome chairs. Sold "as is. ="
3-Orig. S34.95 Oxford 5-Pc.
Porcelain Top Chrome Di-
nettes. Sold "aS is" S24.95
1-Orig. S37.95 Oxford 5-Pc.
Porcelain Top Chrome Di-
netteS. Sold "as is" S27.95
1-Orig. $3.50 Maple 3-Pc.
DrOp-Leaf Dinette Suite.
Sold as is" $40
(Housefurnishings, Seventh
Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-06-26

I'll Ind CLEARANCE X :: :: :: :: !.
TOILETRIES.
~ OFF.

106-Orig. S1.00 Loose Pow
der Compacts SOC
37-Orig. S1.00 Kleinert's
Tourist Cases soc
14-Orig. $3.50 Kleinert's
Bottle Cases S1.0O
6-Orig. $3.50 Mems Leather
Cases with military brushes,
SI.25
S1-Orig. soc Bath Salts in
jars ------- 29c
40-Orig. S1.25 Two-qt. Size
Fountain Syringes &c
9-Orig. $500 Clothes Brush
Sets SI.5O
14-Orig. $500 Kleinerts
Girdles - SI.OO
Orig. $3.50 Kleinert's
Girdles Sl.25
S-Orig. $500 Kleinert's
Sturdi-Flex Girdles S1.50
H3 OFF!
47-Orig. soc Five Lib. Bag
Water Softener 39c
22-Orig. 15c Tissue and
Tissue Box Combination S9c
27-Orig. S1.00 TreJur Bath
Sets ------------ SOC
110-Orig. 75c Phophylactic
Hair Brushes (pure briStles),
49c
4i-Orig. $3.50 ProphyIactic
Pure Bristle Hair Brushes,
S1.49
S-Orig. $3.50 Quart Bottle
Balsapine Swiss Pine Bath
Oil S4o5
71-Orig. 1.50 La Cross
Manicure Sets CSC
IA OFF!
17-Orig. Sl.0O Mems Fabri-
cold Travel Cases 69c
57-Orig. 39c ProphyIactic
Hair Brushes 21c
(ToiletrieS. Main Floorl
Evening star., 1941-06-26

4-Orig. S34.95 Mahogany
Veneer on gum Knee Hole
Desk -------- 1895
6-Orig. S3495 Walnut We
neer on Gum Knee Hole
Desk ---------- S19.9S
2-Orig. S27.95 Mahogany
Veneer on gum Drum Table,
S1i.35
Evening star., 1941-06-26

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