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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
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---z-----------JA JAMAICA
Weather. clear; track. fast
First Raee--H0me Again, Harry Hell
man. Flank. Burning Derk.
second Raee--oueenB Advice, swars
Choice, Rolls Easy.
NARRkGANsETT
Weather. cloudy; track. slow.
First Rsee--Jessie o., Leyena. solar
Iopi, Shasta Moilie.
second Raee-Mad Money, septimt,
Circus Night.
THIRD Raee-scotch Broth.
Fourth Raee-Hidina.
Fifth Raee-Psschology. Old smoothly,
Octobre Onne. Meritorious. seIann.
PIMLIGo
Weather. clear; track, fast.
FIRST Raee-thiewin, Vale Dove.
second Race-Of Course, Lady lima
role. sustainer. Judith e., DARK Friend.
Third Race-st. Patrick's Day. sunbee.
Fourth Raee--Nittime.
FIuh Race-->un 6alopar. WoodNse
Lass.
sixth Raee-Rough Time. Happy Lark,
NedsSr.
seventh Racr-Dingman's.
Eighth Race-Drln Along.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather. clear; track, tast.
FIRST Race-Late Pass. Distiilauon'
FIder Jock, 10 Beulah. hock~iek,
kenosha, Biagdrn. Rita Jay
Third Raee-Eariiana. TaekN sue.
Fifth Race-t ncie Walter.
Eighth Raee-Fait Player, Little MON.
Ninth Race-Declared on.
sPoBTMAN's PARK
Weather. clear; track. fast
First Raee-sk Patrol, Calculator,
Look Out Below, Military Miss. Hustle
Along, Mystery Miss, fanie Relief, He'd
Magic. ~.
second Raee-windsor Rose, Port
spain, Jolly Time. Innnitt Mae, White
Front sun Lake. Rocky Hili. oardsanoia'
Third Racr-sanErtir,- AiaTah--
Fourth Race lillian Roth, Dsiius,
NaIyesta Eternal Wave. Chance Queen.
FIFTH Race-Gino Miss.
seventh Race-Buss. Bachelors Bower.
Mayro. Extended. Buddie Treaet' Shiei
lean, sweep Royal. GeoloRist.
Eighth Race-Enidale, soon, Nolida.
sure swift, Feminist, Halle, NonNeh'
Moonish.
Ninth Race--Deelared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Earnings

Carpenter steel Company showed for the
quarter ended March 81 net profit Of
Soli. PSI. after depreciation federal income
& axes. provision OF S320,4li for excess
profits tax. etc. equal 70 $40 a share
This compares with s456, 0s3 or 81 81 A
share in the March quarter of the ptevi-
Gus year and s436,T25. or 81 81 a share for
The quarter ended Dec 81. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Cleveland Graphite Efonff fessafHd fuf
the Quarter ended HarHH . HH q
xs4s 2I1 saaaI - - . = ##aas . .Ha
ru-urIon. AHfsH re- HH#f# T. HHtaH '#.## -
for federal norma aHsms as a. lie =
pef cent rae ~ before o. -
excess pfofHs AK Tbs COMPARE. N
f4sa 80 dr > - en- ntH sHaH G. re
first quarter - he rseaedIfs ser ahen
feteraf income tazff 80 A. lie - -.
>ent rat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Commercial Credit Company for the
quarter ended March 81 shows a net profit
OF 81. 1877. 341. equal TO s1.oe a share on
the common stock. against 81, 900. 654, or
S101 a share in the March quarter of
1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

cue ,6o GK.I<

CHICAGO, Ami s uNsh - Wheat
opened unchanged to &C h.Ther today.
corn &C to i Off and oats unchanged.
WHEAT MAY, sic; July, ssh q So c;
September. - = n soc
CORN MAY. e7AeI July, eske: fep-
temher. $50.
oATs-Juty new. 33&c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

previous veal
New Port Industries. Inc, for the quar-
ter ended March 81 reports a net profit Of
Slld. $50. after depreciation. amortization
interest. federal income taxes at the rate
y 81 per cent etc. equal 10 Is cents
share. against S15e $50, or 20 cents
share in The March quarter Of the previous
year.
Continental Can Company, INC, disclosed
for the II months ended March 81 a net
profit Of S. 40 2S6. equal after dividend
requirements on the preferred called for
redemption Jan. 2. 1871. TO So So a snare
on me common stock. against IS SOS sol.
or 81 So share on the common Tor the
x months ended March 81. 1910.
Paramount Pictures. Inc. and ,ubsIdi-
aries reported for the SO weeks ended
January net profit OF SO, 400, 1870. in
GLIDING SeS oe6 profit on purchase Of de
bentures and after thaater operating and
general expenses. rentals, film distribution
amortization Of films. interest. deprecia-
Ton federHl income taxes subsidiary pre-
ferred dividends and 1892 so provision Tor
contingencies Such earnings do not include
approximately 81 231 600. representing
Paiam1uut's net interest as stakeholder
In he combined undistributed earnings for
the tesr Of partially owned companies. The
combined consolidated earnings and share
iuf undtstrbuted earnings Of partially owned
I etit'sf'i47Fie~ fer the year la4a we're 81 a.
equal stfer dividend Of 81 i2i 62o on the
first and second preferred 70 s. Il share
on common Consolidated profit Of ~ s33 :
l5o neludirg share % undistrihutcd earn
inEs ~ partially owned subsidiaries is equal
Z" $ - per common share This compares
With = net profit IN 1899 - - - 81.
including so al profit m pgr, hase #
dshentufss but exclud ng undistunatef
earnings ~ partially owned subsidiaries
eQuHl t. o. eeufs a common sGars
Otis >tert Company report for the quar-.
80 f.-sH NHHaH = EeaWs "A Hst profit -
#H# ##aHH roe .#H=.
nsHfs #H 80 . 51 preferred. On WfHh fhef'
a. accumulation RI unpaid dffidetf#. #
- esufs q snare On the common agsinsf
net isss Of kiGs So Ia the March quarter
= he previous yeaf
Spiegei. Ine report for the quartet
eu4ed Mach u showed 4 nef profit al
Sf75 - sfttf interest. depreelafifn FED
erai incH7#e tgees A. 80 per cent rate. ct
equal after dividend requirements on M
- 81 preferred stock - cents share ui
he common. This compares with 1854 e65
or - cents a common share in the Marel
quarter II the previous wear
Loft. Inc. and subsidiaries. not inelud
~ Fepsi-GaIa COMPANY. report for 49,
Quarter ending March y 1871 = tatsHa
dated ne JOSS = S206 u6s HuHns ftH
feuod g. dividend income vas rsee I'd
fraH PEI. ia ComranS. - ne quartet
, ending 14fga 81. iq4U L. Inc snr
suhs .dIs1es. including Lott Candt fnrre
FatIHu uuf mt including Pensi-Caia gom
pany fsparted ret loss Of s2ss tis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
I K. of {. Titles
To Detroit

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 20.
Unable to beat the highest team
total rolled in nineteen annual
Knights of Columbus bowling
tournaments, the Stroh five from
Detroit today was without that
title for the first time in three
years, but with enough individual
glory to compensate for collective
shortcomings.
All five leaders in the four
events maintained their positions
through the last of eight week
ends OF competition here Satur-
day and Sunday,
Tony Novak carried off the all
events championship with 2.060,
the fourth 1000 score in the tour
nament's history. He teamed with
Len Dettloff for a doubles accumu-
lation of 1882. only 33 pins OF
the all-tlme record. which CAV,
them this title. They came along
last week 10 Gust a pair of Cicero.
Ill, Fingers who had held the duo
lead since early in the tourney.
Dettloff finished third In the all.
events and Phil Bauman was in
the same position in the singles.
The Stroh five was in the same
spot in team cunning. 1l3 pins or
the hot pace set by j. P. Relies
OF indianapolis.
Here are the five leaders in
each event:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
LIKE A BEACON


versatility of this modest youngster
until the Penn relays were run
Friday and Saturday. There Were
some 5000 athletes competing in
those relays and MacMitchell stood
out above them all like the beacon
on the Empire State Building.
Consider for a moment the
amazing performances of this 20
year-old boy. New York University
won three major relay titles and
finished second in another and
MacMitchell ran anchor on every
one of them. And three of them
were at different distances!
Friday he was asked to give
plenty of yardage TO Campbell
Kane of Indiana-one of the best
runners in the land-and he was
more than equal 10 the task
through a blazing half mile. One
hour later he had to stage another
great half to bring his team home
in front in the sprint medley and
again he was equal TO THE job.
RUNS 1904 MILE
In the big 4-mile relay Saturday
he took up the running on the
anchor leg 30 yards behind the
brilliant Wayne Tolliver of Indi-
ana. Going into the last quarter
he was still 10 yards to the bad
and here he showed his class with
an amazing So quarter that
brought him home Is yards to the
good and gave him a clocking of
1904 for the mile And by the
way that vas the fastest mile ever
run in the 47-year history of the
Penn relays.
But the coaches think his great
est effort was reserved for the
mile relay an hour later. This time
he took the baton 5 yards back of
Roy Cochran of Indiana and II
there are any better quarter milers
than Cochran we don't know of
them.
Everybody knew what Cochran
could do and he did it. A beautiful
4S.1 on a comparatively slow and
chewed-up track. He won all right
but. believe il or not, MacMitchell
also ran AL quarter and had
they started even they would have
run a dead heat.
In other words. MacMitchell can
at least hold his own with the
greatest of the quarter, and half
milers. the milers and the distance
men-And- chances are he could do
likewise in a marathon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Farmers Market

APPI Es- Delicious. fancy. 50 Is bu =:
No. !. 81 90 q / 10; Greenings' No. j. l'c
Il 81 - bu. No. q ioa SOC Jonathan
30 75c Northern spys. fancy. 81 bu.
No. /, 81 .50a175; No. ?. 75e 81; Nc.
Intosh, fancy. St.75a2 bm No. /, A.2o
SIPS 6u steele's Reds fancy, rs bu F;
Nc l. 25u15o; No. 2, 75e bu.
VEGETABLE GREENSBORO, sig
sPINAcH-eode 5c bu.
FRENCH ENDIvE-Fsney. SIS 5-lb
BEETs-No. 1. 100000 ou
red Hs6n9 10. l. e = 9oe bg. 30, ,
- cSARRoTs-No. /. b a65c bu; No. :,
% CELERY Roor-No. |. 75caSI eu.
CHfVEs-No. / - eoc do1 lunches.
EGGs-larEee - 71s-ts % 3o-aez-
''f Hfo1dRsssrRAbisH Fancy S3aa25 bu.
No j. 50 25a275 bu.. W. ,. - 1872.
LEXIS No J. 10 soc. dOL bchs.
ONIONS Dry. fancy. 81. 30 5o-ib. sack
No / 9oc ~ 81 Is. No. 2. 80 "a soc. green
Is 4Gc daz. behs onion sets. II 40 ~ -
% P "a RooT-5oo 7ae IN
PARsNlFs Ne. !. 6oa7be bu.s NJ. ?
PLANTS FIst. flower. 75c. vegetable
s5r gsrauiums 20 14.p5t fla
POTATOES 80 /. DO 30. No. .. %
~ 30
POULTRY Hsas I'VE Hsa,v breeds q
42se IT eaaaHHs - Zoe ufaGeHs.
htavy, - 26s It,. ieehofu. 1su2le ID,
durks. % 2ge ketse. llIlIe.
RADlSHES Hofhouse sou soc do
behs
RHUBARB Ho'house. fsne, 35c 5-lb
box choice asa soc. small. 90 \ 6ne do4.
bths
| RtrTABhGAs-No. / soh 75c hu.
TJkNIpS-No. !. 7Jc 81 bu. No. ?.
Soc
VEGETABLE oYsIERs-No. l. soc q 81
dor. hens.
enc AGO
CHICAGO April Is Inns BUTTER
Receipts II 1s6 tubs steady 10 iic up.
extras % score. 33c. standards. 90-scors
cars b c. extra firsts OIL score 32a,
flrsts $50 scare. - b {. specials. 3,
sore 3d. II 80 e.
EGGS Receipts % 636 eases steady e
&c on current receipts 20ic: fresh extra
flrsts a. y 22c. fresh firsts 81. U21a.c
dirties. isiae. checks Isle.
CHEEsE-Twins Ia. n tsIc; DAISIES
prints and ionghorns 49, a ise
LIVE POULTRY Irregular. turkeys. l.
= 21c. hens 17a 22c: ieghorn hens IL a
IT,. springers. % 2ic hroilers. 10 4 20c
rnaststs IL a lie. ducks i0di5se.
geese. loalt 4c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
LIST COMPARISON

The magnitude of f94t steel
business is shown by comparison
with last year One larger maker
has booked five times as much
steel. from January ! to the pres
ent, as for the same period last
year. Another company reports
March sales as 10 times the vol
ume OF March, 1910 A long eStab-
lished New England shipbuilder
estimates il will have consumed
100000 tons of plates this year
and enough welding wire 10 circle
the globe.
Many steelmakers continue TO
welcome decreased business. Sales
of merchant pipe in April have
been 20 per cent under March.
Some prominent makers OF sheets
and strips find their business con-
siderably cuftailed. attributing
this TO lessened buying by auto
mobile makers, a condition, how
ever. which is not uniform. Build
ing steel inquiry and awards arc
much lighter than earlier this
year.
Some consumers are ground be-
tween the upper and neither mill
stones. being unable 10 buy more
for 1871 delivery and being dis
couraged by producers from buy
ing into 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE

Proposals viii he -reraived by the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington. ID c. until 10 O'Clock
q. m. May 8. -l94l, for furnishing anchor
chains links. shots and tools to the Super.
visor Of shipbuildine. Bay City. Michigan,
etc. Apply for proposals to the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts RAY SPEAR, Pay
master General of the Navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
.aeMifeheII Has
Track Experts
Talking
BY PAT ROBINSON
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 2s.-With all
due respect for the record-breaking
feats of Gregory Rice. Glenn Cum
ningham. Chuck Fee ms Ike and
Walter Mehl. most track coaches
agree today that the United States
has never produced a finer runner
than Leslie MacMitchell. the pride
of New York University.
OF course. all those who saw this
youngster who learned to run on
the sidewalks of New York. equal
the worlds competitive mile mark
-4:07.4 - in Madison Square
Garden last Winter, never had the
least doubt about his ability as a
miller. "
And all those who knew that he
has never lost a cross-country race
either in high school or college
were we'll aware OF his amazing
ability as a barrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
UNUSUALLY QUIET

The steel scrap markets are
unusually quiet with chief .rading
in those grades on which the
government has placed maximum
prices. Railroads generally with
hold material until prices are
established. Cast scrap is par
ticularly scarce. largely because II
haS been used a. d PIX iron sub
Ftitutc
Automobile production fer TIM
week ended April 70 W. sched-
uled at los. los units an increase
of 1920 because OF the cessation
of the Ford strike. comparing with
101. 405 for the corresponding 1910
week.
Steel ingot production last week
gained in three districts. Wheel
ing 4 points to IS per cent Of
CAPACITY. Cincinnati / point 10
92il and Detroit 9 points 70 70
Declines were Pittsburgh by 4
points TO 96. Chicago by o points
TO 90. Youngstown by 3 points 10
"a, and Cleveland D. 4 I points 10
90. Unchanged We're eastern Penn
sylvania al 60. Buffalo 90iz Biz
ningham 80. New England g and
St. Louis 9S.
SteelS three composite price
groups for last week We're 'un-
changed. iron and sfee1 - Us. ;.
finished steel al $3.50 and steel
works scrap a. Sl9 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Eastern Rolling MN Compan, report for

'-aSttfh hoiitng MIN l ompnny report Tor
The -guALIer- ended March 81 shoNg a net
profit u Si1 SIC. after depreciation. taxes.
etc equal 10 % cents share This
cor Darcs with A net profit Of IS SIS or >
cents share In the March quarter OF the
previous wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts, ? 200 market
steady. Choice to prime yesrlings DRY fed.
Si0.50Hl1. Is: good to choice yeariings, dry
fed Si0ti so fair to good yearlins. dry
fed Saa10; good 10 choice heavy steers,
dry FED. SO. so 10. 30; fair to good heavy
steers. sry fed, IS. So g. 50; good butcher
steers and heifers. SO y 9. so; fair TO good
steers and hefers. Ssd9. common butcher
cattle. Sc. so 80: best cows, s7d so;
1913 $50: Gamer cows, So 30 a $50; old
rims. 81 down; best light butcher and
heavy bologna bulls. 81 501s medium
weight bologna bulls, s7a 80; light com
mon bulls, $6d7: stock bulls. $6Is: good
TO choice stockers and feeders. ss111:
common to fair stockers and feeders. S.
%; mixers y. and sprinser'' $50 6o 30,
ket steady Best calves. s12: fair to good.
S10all seconds. ss@s.5o; culls and COM
mon; So 80
market &c to 81 higher. Best clipped
lambs So fair 10 good. 81. 50ds. seconds.
$500 30 skips. IS down best shesp.
So 30; iair TO good 81 5oa $50; culls
ard common. SIS ~ so
HOGS Receipts 1890; market prospects
ije lower.
PITTsBURGH
PITTSBURGH April s.-(NS)-CAT-
TIE Receipts $50 market active and
steady. steers. choice. Sl1 n -: medium TO
good. Si0a II; common. 81 son 10: heifers.
medium 70 good Ssqq 80: common. SO. IS
Gamers and cutters. $40 a 8. 70. bulls.
good u choice X - u 80, common TO
mrH Ha. ~ 30 -
HOGS Receipts. 300. active and Zoe
lower. I6O-1s0 lbs SIS. 50as.65. is0220
Ibs.. Ss65 SIS 220250 lbs. SIS. s7a:
250-290 lbs Ss25Hs.50 i00-150 lbs. 81
as.25. roughs. S7n $50.
SHEEP Receipts, soc: market active ana
2Je to soc higher; choice lambs, ss.zon
Q - medium to good. 81. 50ds; common
lambs 81. 50n $50: ewes. 50 O14 weth-
ers S45o65; spring lambs, Sl11 10. =
CALVES-Receipts. $50: market actve
and steady: good to choice, III o u: me
dunn. So 10. culis and common, hu'.
CHICAGO. April 2s.-tfNs)-HoGs-
Receipts Il 500. market 10 n loc lower
holdovers SOC. TOP. $685. bulk, $50
s 60. heavy IS 1850: medium. 1880
So. light. Ssds6O; light lights. 81.
$50. packing sows. $725ns; pigs $3.50
CATTLE-Recsipts. $4,000: market is
n Csc lower. ves-Receipts. 500. mar
ket steady Beef steers-Choice. Sill 1928:
common. Ss0li. yearlings. SS.25 q -.
Butcher cattle Heifers. 81. 50n IL. 25.
cows Sc 5ods.50: bulls. ss.504e. so:
calves S6mii.50; feeder steers. $40 II.
stoekers Steers, sTd il.50; cows and
heIfers. S6.50dq.5
SHEEP Receipts "a. 600; market
steady: lambs, S10.75di125. common,
50 80 u 10 70. springs. $40 so II so year
iircr Ssae. Feeders, S9Glo, ewes, So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

J. p. ROLES Printing Co. INDIANAPOLIS $40
5ishop kttteler Majors. Chicago 3il2
ofon Sohemisn Beer. Detroit 3i0T
Archbishop GuiEley, Chicago 303T
Western Tap Room. Peoria 3oI2
TW0-MtN
Tony Novak-Len Dettloff. Detroit 1892
Joe Bauer-Jtm Linhart, cicero 1914
J. Barret,-A. kriner. Indianapolis i7Ts
I. MAek-A. Husnneekens. Milwaukee 1924
sam saric-stAn KorbsS Chicago 1853
SINGLES
Walter Wisniewsh Chicago IT'S
Tony Novak. Detroit T0S
Phil Bauman. Detroit Rps
Elmer O'Bren Chicago se2
Frank kaminskt Chicago ass
AfL-ENISTs
Tony SoyAk Detroit 70s0
Joseph sinke. Chicago 1880
Leonard Dsttlou Detrnf 1850
Walter WisuieWsk Chicago 1888
Frank KamtnSkl Chicago 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

White Sewing Machine directors

auihWKcd the payment on May
! Of all dividends previously de
clared on the PRIOR preference
stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Anchor Hooking Glass Corpora
ton declared a dividend of Is
cents on the common. payable
May II. to stock of record May ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Detroit Stocks


or cash con account of .0ds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

New Port Industries. Inc. for the quar-
ter ended March 81 reports a net profit Of
Sllu 95s, after depreciation. amortization
interest federal income taxes at the rate
ot 50 per cent, etc. equal 10 Is cents a
share. against S15e $50. or % cents a
share in The March quarter Of the previous
year.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Furniture Greatly Reduced

Side Chair, mahogany veneer and gum. Blue
simulated haircloth seat cover. Was S995. Now
S745
1 Console Extension Table, mahogany veneer
and gum. With three 12-inch leaves. 38x2l
inches closed; 38x42 inches, open. Extends
to 78 inches. Was S42. so. Now $3.50
1 Maple Dinette Table with refectory leaves.
42x32 inches, with two 11-inch leaves Was
l Dining Room Table with pedestal base. Ma
hogany veneer and gum, with three 12-inch
leaves. Originally $55. Now---------------S37 S37
1 Bookcase End, walnut finish on gum. IT
inches wide, II inches deep and "a inches high.
Three shelves Was 81. S495
1 Side Chair Victorian type. Brown simulated
leather seat cover. Imperfect; mahogany-fn-
ished gum frame. Was $9 Now .------ S745
l Kneehole Desk with brown leather top. Eight
drawers, one double depth for filing. Back is
finished. Mahogany veneer and gum. Was s45.
Now $3.50
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Boys Sweaters, s2'''
We're 81

200 all-wool sweaters for boys in
pull-over and slide fastened coat
styles. Plain colors and fancy pat
terms in the group. Sizes 80 to 38.
20 Junior Boys Eton Caps Of wool
and cotton with SWeatbandS woven
with "LasteX' yarn. Fancy patterns
in blue, brown and gray. Were
S150 Now 75c
141 Boys Golf Caps Of wool and
cotton. Fancy patterns in blue,
brown and gray. Sweatband woven
with "LasteX" yarn. Sizes small,
medium, large and extra large.
Were s1.5O. Now 75c
Is Junior Boys Rugby Suits in
brown flannel and brown and blue
fancy patterns. All wool and WOOL
and-rayon. Sports back, single and
double breasted styles. Some with
pair shorts, pair knickers and
coat; others with 2 pairs of shorts,
l pair knickers and coat. Were
$1375 to s1675. Now,
1895 and S12.45
6 Boys Water-resistant Cotton
Gabardine Mackinaws. All wool
lining Surcoat style with Talon
fastened front. Green, brown and
navy. Sizes 10, II and 16. Were
ST. Now - ---- S4.45
81 Boys Stout Knickers in brown,
blue and gray fancy patterns of
wool-and-rayon. Sizes l6, II and
16. Were S4. Now --- S2.35
: Junior Boys Knickers of all-Wool
Navy CheNot. Sizes 6, 7 and 8.
Were S4 Now -- ---- S2.65
So Junior Boys All Wool Knit
Gloves in gray only. Sizes 4, 5 and
6. Were 85c. Now 55c
IA Toboggan or Snow Suit Caps in
brown, blue and maroon. All-Wool,
Were ST. Now ow------ 55c
Evening star., 1941-01-30

l Modern Record Cabinet, all-walnut in medium
finish with top drawer. Was $19.75. Now S14.75
2 Side Chairs mahogany veneer and gum. Black
cotton tapestry cover. Was 1925 Now S6.75
1 Telephone Table, walnut. finish on birch.
Shelf for directory. Was $9.95. Now $7.45
1 Side Chair with brown simulated leather seat
and back covers Seat is imperfect. Mahogany
finished gumwood. Was $685. Now S7.45
1 Heppewhite-design Occasional Chair Solid
mahogany frame, upholstered in cocoa brown
striped cotton tapestry. Was s275O. Now, S19.75
1 Shield-back Arm Chair, mahogany and gum.
Blue-striped cotton rep cover. Soiled. Orig
inally $l3.75. Now $8.25
1 Footstool, solid mahogany frame with rust
cotton tapestry cover. Was $40. Now s6.95
1 Living Room Lounge Chair, decorator-type
cover of cotton brocatelle. Box pillow back
Was $54. Now----------------- $3.50
1 Living Room Chair, rose cotton whipcord
cover. Was $37. ow---------------$2475
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Knitting Yarn
Special 6 for 81

500 balls Of Homespun and
Collina Shetland wool yarn in
dark and light shades.
l Uncovered Foot Stool, solid ma
hogany frame. Size 15x12x8 inches.
Slightly damaged. Was SIS. Now.
$3.50
pairs Model Cotton Pillow Cases,
one case embroidered, one case
stamped. Were 81 pair. Now s1.5O
1 Model Appliqued Quilt, white
background, colored appliques. Cot
ton. Double size. Williamsburg
design. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Crewel embroidered Bedspread,
tan cotton background. Colored
wool embroidery. Size 3x2 yards.
Was S3250. Now S24
2 Crewel-embroidered Scarfs, tan
cotton background. Colored en-
broidery. Size l5x50 inches. Were
1925. Now S2.25
1 Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
pink with colored embroidery.
Slightly damaged. Size 50x70 inches.
Was $3.50.
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Cinderella Shoe
Dressing
35e Va, Soc

II, including tan and neutral
shoe wax; brown and Bur-
gundy fabric cleaners.
2 Sewing Boxes, Fabrikoid covered.
Brown or wine Slightly damaged.
Were S1.50. Now W-----------S1 81
/ Acme COIlapsible Adjustable
Dress Form, size B. Cotton jersey
covered with metal base. Slightly
damaged. Was S995. Now Sc
6 Novelty Lamps with brass and
ivory-colored base. Parchment
paper shade. Slightly damaged.
Were 81. Now
2 Wooden Sewing Cabinets with
wood rod for holding thread. Were
ST. Now
5 Metal Clothing Carriers for
closets. Slightly damaged. Were
81. Now ------------e 81
4 Glove and Cleansing Tissue
Boxes, quilted satin. Yellow, orchid
or turquoise. Soiled and slightly
damaged. Were ST. Now Csc
2 Blankets Boxes with transparent
sides and plain colored paper tops.
Royal or black Slightly damaged.
Were $3.50. Now $1.50
NOTIONS, AIsLEs 81 AND %,
FIRST FLOOR.