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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
BIRTHS


Bows were born fa
Elizabeth Anderson sS27 S'cci dvirso.
Dorothy Bennett 1872 Avon
Lillian BcrCer. i0t2q Eae Vernon
fzu'rrr- tf0vd-- Aatr Josephine
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Fcrds Fleek nann 50sh 1roquois
Annie craVtnrd 1878 Rochester
Ssrsh ChHddock 1852 Woodward. High
Madeline co'tren sos2 state Tark Cen
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1essga CotHcIeo ooei CrcHnu'-
Eieltn Chesuev 6G3i Faruswurth
irrttc DtfHpuo $40 East Draytor Fern
dale
Katie Edwards 207i Franklin
Mildred Flynn 80 West Vernon highway
Iac4i4nLne Foster iGSs Howard
Florence Fraga. h5ss Cooper
noroihH Fromhart 1919 Freeland
Rae Friedman. 22i0 Wet Fnilsdeipaia.
Msry Graves 1902 Promenade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
HighIights
In Sports
Nv International N.w, ser,ie.

Reliably reported that Joe Louis
Lou Nova heavyweight champion
ship fight viii be held in New
York in mid-September.
Bob Teller turns in eighteenth
hurting victory Of the season as
the Indians trim the Red Sox, Al.
Welterweight champion Fritzie
Zivic scores q 12-round nontitle
decision over Johnny Barbara Of
Chicago.
Jimmy Clark Of Long Beach
Cal sets early pace IN National
Public Links golf tournament with
psr-shattering 81.
Await decision by University 81
Illinois trustees regarding Wendell
Wilson-Bob Zuppke controversy.
Zion Hogsett ~ Millers named
20 oppose Ray Starr of Indiana
polls on mound in American A.
ISOLATION All-Star game.
WhirlaWsy ready 20 20 In s 600
Classic trial al Arlington Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
MiIIers Name Hoqseti
To HurI Star Game

MINNEAPOLIS. July 10
GNS)-Elon Chief Hogsett has
been named the starting hurler for
the Minneapolis Millers who to-
night will seek their second victory
IN the American Associations an
nual All-Star game
The starting All-Stsr pitcher
will be Ray Starr Of Indianapolis,
Bill Meyer Of Kansas City. ALI
Star manager announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

B. G.-"Our boy, aged 10,
seems 10 have bloodshot eyes
every evening. He had a front
seat in school; now he has been
moved near the back as the
school test showed that he could
see the board much better. He
tells us now that everything
appears 10 be written AT the
top Of the board and again
duplicate underneath. If he
needs glasses. we will have 10
get them. but certainly do not
want him wearing them if not
necessary"
Answer-Well, the only way
10 find out is 10 have him tested.
Nobody wants 10 wear glasses.
but IL is better 70 wear glasses
than 10 60 through life strainlng
the eyes unnecessarily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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s 49, Mrs T Mclaughlin We Iona
NaN
$40 Mrs g r McCIyno so virginia
Paddock
si5 Marjorie Row ,s Mrs Fred -
Alger Jr
$50 Mari AGNES Wall vv Mr.. NJ a.
Harris
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Bradley
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Livingstone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
PACKAGE DELIVERY SERVICE
rAINTs, NALLrAFER

MANNION EMPRESS Company. 535 IS
Jefferson. Cherry 1eif for FRO
setvice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Wanted: Some Expert Advice

Mrs + VI Alger Jr yesterday competed in Tho Womcrs
State Golf tournament for the first time When She learned thc
had the championship flight she sent the fol-
lowing Joe Before Detroit Country Club and her
golf Bay City for the proamacur
Had % and the championship flight Play Marjorie
Row What do do now?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
NEW TREATMENT

The Improvement that kowal-
sky made over my treatment
was that he encouraged his
pupils 10 risk the Use of the
hurt by getting rid of the pain.
This he did by having them
rub the injured Joint with alco-
hol and expose it to live steam.
II is curious how slow people
are 10 get on TO the fact that
instructive actions are often the
best. 1t is perfectly natural for
a person 10 rub spralned joint
Immediately after the injury.
yet there is always somebody
around who says, "Oh. don't
rub it. It will never get well if
you rub IT,"
Where hospital facilities are
available. the best thing 10 do
to an injured joint is probably
TO spray il with ethyl chloride.
This produces a cooling and
superficial anesthesia and allows
the patient 10 move the Joint or
walk on it Immediately without
pain.
At first Doctor kFaus treated
only sprains in this way. Later
he treated acute muscular
spasms of all kinds, such as
lumbago and sciatica. AS well as
the bursitis of the shoulder that
Is so common in tennis players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
MoDERNIzArIoS INSTRUMENTATION
OIL PUMPING STOPPED
PAINTS. wALLrAPER-rERNDALE
PAINTING. DECORATING

CAMERoS's PAINTs-334 West Sin.
Mile Royal OAK 6sis. Du Pont Duo,
DuluN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
FIRST ROT M rAIRINCS
CHAMrIONSHlP FLIGHT

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Women's State
Golf Scores

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
MAY CAUSE FROST BITE

Ethyl chloride produces a
frost and sometimes results in
frost bite If used too intensively.
To prevent this. camphor lini-
ment or other counter-irritants
may be advised.
Usually one treatment with
ethyl chloride is sufficient. as
improvement occurs immedl-
ately that movement is started.
but if the condition is resistant
the treatment can be continued
for several days even two or
three times day.
The method needs wider rec
IGNITION, as il can be applied
not only TO athletic but also in
dustrial and military injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Better
Health
By LOGAN CLENDESrNG. VI d

Nv IOtraN 1LFs-N bf-sNtNh w ~
IT is over 80 years ago that
was taught 10 treat Spralned
ankles by allowing the victim 10
walk on the ankle Immediately.
The doctor who taught me
had learned tho lesson from
some OF his irresponsible pa
tients-boys and girls who cot
the sprain playing tennis or
baseball and wanted 10 Get
right back to play again.
They disreearded the doctors
advice about resting the foot
ard vert 70 playing As -seen-aS-
they could bear the pain. And
10 and behold. the doctor found
that they had better results
than The patents nc rested ~ a
plaster cast Rest often re-
suited in q stiff JOINT that took
a long time climber UP.
TREATMENT OF SPRAINS
So wasn't as much SUR
prised as perhaps l should have
been when I read IN the current
number Of the Journal Of the
American Medical Association
ar article by Or. Hans kraus on
the use Of surface aneSthesia
and immediate motion IN the
treatment of sprains and pulled
muscles.
The treatment is aScribed 10
gymnasuc teacher. Heinz
Kowalsky. who in 1888 sug-
gested that the treatment Of
these injuries by immobilizatlon
was not satisfactory. He said
the professional sportsmen had
found by experience that imne-
date active motion after any
such injury provided the quick
est cure.
This certainly was exactly
what 7 was taught on the SUBJ
ject, but at least IS years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
WASHING MACHINE StRviCE
WASTE PArER. rags. INITIAL
WELDING EouIPMENT. surrLIEs
All w,sTEr,PER AND SCRAPS

HIGHEST market prices. Wastspspsr,
metals Cty-wids pckups. Capitol. "
cadillac 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

This certainly was exactly
what I was taught on the SUBJ
ject, but at least 35 years ago.
Evening star., 1941-02-21

3 COATS. with Jop mink eolIor and cuffs.
Green, size a. Block, sizes Il ond a.
Were S45. Saturday ---------- sly
l BLACK COAT, with four-skin koIinsky
scorf. Size Is. Wos 1895. Saturday. S19
10 COATS, trimmed with silver fox, cross
Persion lamb, soble dyed rinetoII and pIeeed
Person lomb Sizes II to 20, and 3517 to
45l1. Were 1895 and S4995. Saturday,
S2e
) COATS, brown, with blended mink trim
ming. size a. Brown with lynx dyed white
fox trimming, size IT, Beige with tipped
skunk trimming, size ls. Were S59.s5 and
$685. Saturday SZ9
7sUEDE CLOTH COATS, beige with blended
mink collars Sizes Il and "A. Were $685.;
Saturday ----------- S34
BLACK COAT, with silver fox shawl. Size
40. Wos S6s95. Saturday $50
COAT, with edge Of dyed squirrel to hem,
brown. Size AZ Wos $685.. Saturday. S3o
IS COATS, black and brown, with cross Per-
sion lamb, Jop mink, and silver fox trimmings.
Sizes 10 to Is, 3317 ond 40 to 43h. Were
S59.95 and S6995. Saturday S44
BLACK COAT, size so, trimmed with Jop
mink Wos 6995. Saturday S44
| BOX COAT, wine with jap mink trimming.
Size 37l7. Wos S8995 Saturday S49
BLACK COAT, with blended mink coor,
Size Is. Was $685. Saturday $40
BLACK COAT, with cross Persion Lamb
collar ond edeins Size AZ. Wos 1895.
Soturdoy S4S
BLACK COAT, with ynx-d dyed white fox
collar. Size a. Was S7995. Saturday. S49
s WoMENs COATS, trimmed with kit fox,
Jop mink. sobIe- dyed rinetoil, ond cross
Persion lamb. Sizes AZ, 1914 to 43h. Were
$685. Saturday - -- S54
Z BLACK COATS, trimmed with silver fox.
Sizes IA and TO- Were S79.e5. Saturday,
S54
BLACK roRSTMANN COAT, with silver
fox collar. Size 3oh Wos Se8 - $50
Evening star., 1941-02-21
COATS and SUITS
THIRD FLOOR

COATS, blue, sizes "a and IS; wine, size
u. Were Sle95. Saturday --- IS
| TWEED COAT, ton, size IS. Wos sl795.
Saturday 80 S.
! BIARRlTz CLOTH COAT, toupe, size A.
Was $685.. Saturday ---- Slo.85
! COAT. wine wool, size 40. was ss99s:
Saturday SZ3.S5
! BLACK COAT, wool, size 10. wos S2995.
Saturday --- S19.S5
IS COATS, tweeds, shetIonds, kenpocos and
pIoids. Sizes 10 TO lS and IS to AZ. Were
sl995 and s29.s5. Saturday ----S13.85
s REVERSIBLE COATS, plaid. Sizes 9, 10.
u and ls. Were sle.s5 to sls.s5. sot-
urdoy ---------S5
Were Sl6e5. Saturday -------SS.S5
I REVERSIBLE COAT, ton. size Il. Wes
Sl695. Saturday -------- S8.85
! RAINcoAT with q 1ip-n lining Of reol
sheepskin. Size H. Wos SIS. Saturday
s RAIhcoArs, of Spa cloth; ton, green ond
rust. Sizes Y to Is. Were SIS. Saturday
RAIN CAPE, nude. wos slo95. satui,
doy -- .--- ---- $500
I RAINcoATs, Barometer cloth. Sizes Y
ond a. Were s22e5 Saturday S6.S5
3 NAVY TRENCH COATS, cotton eobordne.
Sizes Il, Is and A. Were s795. Saturday,
Z BLACK COATS, with lynx dyed fox 1oI col,
lars. Sizes l8 ond 20. Were 1895. Sot-
urdoy $50
| BLACK COAT, with eoroeu- dyed lamb
edaina down front Size A. Wos Se8
Saturday $50
NUTRIA BROWN COAT, with blended
mink eoIIor Size L. Wos sl3e. Sotur-
doy STA
! BLACK COAT, with cross Person trim
ming Size 43l1. Wos Sll0. Saturday.
S7e
Evening star., 1941-02-21
ChiIdren's
Wear--Thir Floor

GIRLS COAT SETS; ware ssss. satur-
: osE-plEcl SNOW SUITS in .i1. !. w.;: !.
S3.29. Saturday ----
ONE PIECE SNOW SUITS in sizes Z and ).
Were s4.9s ond S59s. Saturday -------S2
BOYS THREE-PiEce SUITS in blue. Sizes
and 4. Were S5sS. Saturday y---- 81
oNE-PlECE KNIT SUITS in sizes end ;.
Were 1898. Saturday ---------------Sl ST
4 INFANTS SWEATERS in pink and blue
Were Sl.59. Saturday ------50c
3 WOOL PLAID DRESSES in sizes II end u.
Were S2eS Saturday - 81
SPUN RAYoN PRINT DRESSES in sizes II
ond "A. Were S2ss Saturday ----- 81
WOOL PLAID JACKET. size A. Wos S3.9s.
z COATS. naturol. size 7. Were S7ss. Sot-
Z CHUBBY COATS in size, l4h end l6I.:
Were SloeS. Saturday ---------- S.
TEEN AGE COATS in sizes "a end rs. Were
Sl0s8 Saturday, - ~---, - s.
TWEED COAT with roeeoon eollor; size ~
wos s2e.es. Saturday SIS
| COAT, wine, size le. Was ss9.ss. setuI-
doy ----------- SIS
! CHUBBY COATS, tweed, sire lsh. We.
sl4es. Saturday. 50
20 DRESSES, sizes to a. Were sl.s5. sot-
urdoy .------- 81
Z Wool DRESSES, si1. Is; sroy and teoi
Were S8o8 Saturday S.
10 COTTON PRINT DRESSES in sizes 10 to l6.
Were Sll5 Saturday ~ Soc
IS BOYS SNOW SUITS in navy ond brown
Leother trim Sizes TO s. Were se,s8
Saturday -- - 81
IS WOOL SKI SUITS in sizes 8 to a. Were
sss8 to Sloes Saturday S.
10 SNOW SUITS, sizes to s. Were se.eS.
IS COTTON PRINT DRESSES, sizes ! to e..
Were &c. Saturday - Z5c
50 RAYoN HoUsEcoATs in ripper and wrop-
around styles Sizes s to Is. Were s. ~
Saturday 7Sc
WHITE BUNTING; was s.. Saturday 81
3 PINK BUNTINGs; were S4.ss. Saturday s.
Sizes "A ond IT, Were Sl.95 Saturday 81
Is sNUGoIE VESTS AND pANTIEs. small.
medium ond large sizes. Were &c. Set-
5 COTTON TEEN AGE DRESSES in pIods.
Sizes 10 TO Is. Were $le5. Saturday 81
RAYoh TAFFETA DRESS. peoeh. Size 9.
Wos S2.sS. Saturday -. 81
CORDUROY JUMPER DRESS in red and ton.
Size Is. Wos s3es Saturday - 81
! RAYoN VELVET DRESS, wine. Size 10.
Wos $685. Soturdoy .-- S.
s CORDUROY BLouSEs In sizes to Is.
Were 81. Saturday -..------ Soc
4 CORDUROY SUITS in sizes 7 end 8. Were
S225 Saturday - S1.5O
5 PLAID JACKETS in Sizes IA end Is. Were
s29s Saturday .. ---- S1.50
z SKATING SKIRTS Of rayon veIveseen. Sizes
II ond IA. Were S3es. Saturday 81
Z WHITE BLoUsES of rayon crepe. Sizes II
and Is. Were Sls5 Saturday 81
4 TEEN AGE SKIRTS in sizes TO 10 l6. Were
S2es. Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Notions
First Floor

96 GlRDlES. showroom sompIes Of rsyon satin
iostex, twe-wey stretch end broeods sirdIes.
Were 81 10 $3.50. Saturday --- 6oc
50 GARTER BELTS. samples. Were 81 to
$3.50. Saturday 3oe
100 SHOE BAGS, mode of heavy durobIs tick
ing, Il pockets Blue, green, rose, rust and
orchid. Were 59c Soturdsy --3 3oe
II WHisK BRooMS, all corn, 6A inch lengths.
Three rows of triple stitching. Were Soc.
Seturdoy -------------- 29e
IA ok6AkDY APRONS. escorted color, in
new styles. Some pereoIs included. Saturday,
25e
Evening star., 1941-02-21

500 kATok UkoiES, novelty fobrics in
vests, briefs, pontiss, step-ins Teoross
and white. Sizes 4 10 9 ond some ex-
ire sizes. We're 3sc and 49e Set
urday for ST
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Floor

50 HANDBAGS. Of suede end broodeIeth. black.
brswn end esIon. Top handle and undsrarm
styles. Were Sl.ss to 50. Saturday .55e.
Z for 81
IS cHlLDREk'S MuFF BAGS, Of soft fobrie with
little bunny heods. Several eoIon. Were 81.
Saturday ------------------2Se
Il HANDBAGS, in broodeloth and suede.
Frsms and snderarm styles Brown. navy ond
black. Were S.. Saturday
IA LEATHER HANDBAGS. srein end soft Golf.
Block, brown, navy end green. Were S..
Saturday ------------- 81. so
10 BAGS AND BELTS. boss for children, febrie
evening bess end suede belts. Were 81.
Ssturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
SpOrfSWedr-Third Floor

ll9 ALl-WooL SKIRTS. plsoted and sored
styles Sizes "A to 80. Navy. wine ond
green. Were s.. Soturdoy --- .97
28 KAUFMAN TWEED JACKETS, noyy ond
black backgrounds. Sizes II to 10. Were Ss.
Saturday S3.67
3 RAYok VElVETEEN JACKETS, sizes Il
ond IA. Were S795. Saturday --- So 81
3 SPORTS JACKETS. sizes Il to l6 Were
Sl0e5. Saturday S. 80
IS SHEER RAYoN BloUSsS. white. Sizes "a
to 3S. Were So. Saturday ---Sl.97
IA SHEER RAYoN BLoUsEs, sizes 81 TO 3S.
Were s5o5. Soturdoy So ST
Evening star., 1941-02-21

$50 TUcKsTlTcH GOWNS AND PAJAMAs,
by Munsinsweor. discontinued styles. Gowns
with and without collars; pojomos in two
piece Ski bottom styles. Tonso. Alpine Blue
and Tsaress. Sizes "a 70 l8. Were S.
Saturday --- ST
80 SLIPS OF reyon satin, tailored or lace
trimmed. Bodice tops and four gore Holly
wood tops Teorose only. Broken sizes. Were
$1os. Soturdoy
Evening star., 1941-02-21

sATIsTE GOWNS. bios and straisht-eut gowns, hond-
mode with foeotins and shocking trimmings. All
color fost. Sizes "a to 40 and IS. Is ond II. Were
Sl0s. Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAYoN SATIN QUILTED ROBES, dsIieote prints in tsu-
ose blue ond white Solid color rayon toffetos in teo
and blue. Fitted woistines and full flowing skirts.
Sizes "a to 70. Were $3.50. Saturday SO
RAYok SATIN SLIPS, crepe back in basque. midrlH,
youth mode and Coifornia tops. Teorose, opone ond
white. ToiIcred ond oee trimmed styles Were 81 go.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures 81 20
BRoADCloTH PAJAhAS, butcher boy and shirt styles in
say prints ond solid eolors with contrasting Trimmings
Sizes "a to 40. Were S1l9. Saturday ----------SSc
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Footwear Second Floor

7s PAIRS MAYELoWER FASHION SHOES. navy
end black sobordne, block ond navy olEsotor
colt, and O few sroys. Open ond closed toes.
Hah ond medium heels. Size ranges broken-5
10 g. Were S875. Saturday -------- S4.37
;es PAIRS TREADEAsY SHOES black and brown
suede. Broken sizes. Were S6S5 ond H.85.
kSoturdoy -------- S3.4Z
ks9 PAIRS MISSES FELT SLIPPERS, with heels
Broken sizes, to 10. Blue and wine. Were 81.
Saturday ---~.--------oUc
SI5s PAIRS WoMENs AND GIRLS SLIPPERS.
sJsether and royon fabrics. Low heels in vorlous
sstse, ond eoIors. Small and large sizes. Were
SIS. Saturday -------- ------------ Soc
10 PAIRS DANIEL GREEN CORDUROY scUFFs.
broken sizes, mostly smol. We're s.. sotuI-
do --~-------------- 81
sIso PAIRS PLAY SHOES, wedge heel style, white
and coors Sizes to 9. We're S. Saturday 81
E,zls PAIRS WoMENs SLIPPERS. various styles.
sRoven sotin. royon velvet. and leather. Broker
ssixek. Were 81. Saturday --------------Si
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Jr. Dresses Third Floor

10 DRESSES posteI and dark rayos erepes.
Were S695 and S8.95. Seturdoy - So
10 STREET DRESSES. were Slo95 and $l295.
Saturday - ST
10 EVENING DRESSES, roysn toffsts, net end
Jersey Were Sl395 to Sl7s5. Saturday. ST
s EVENING COATS. wool, red and block.
Were Sl095. Soturdoy S7
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Umbrellas
First Floor

lT UMBRELLAS, including pIoin royon or
royon and oiled silk in black, navy, wine, red,
brown and green, oil with smart hondles Also
q selection Of sIorios in medium sizes. Ssv-
sroi patterns. in block, navy. brown, wins
and black and white. Were S. Sotur-
doy -------------------- SO
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Rayon indies First Floor

200 GOWNS AND PAJAMAs, Of Munsinswee,
aen- run rsyen fsbries. New high eoIors. Sizes
IA 10 1S Were Sl65. SeturdoY- ISL
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Reg. 6oc Mems Vat-Dyed
BroadcIoth Shirts, 2for ooc

Stripes, figures ond whites in all collar ottoehed styles
Sizes "a to u with sleeve lengths 80 10 35
l4s AENS PURE SILK INITIAL MUFFLERs white with
COZ. ostns fringe ond embroidered initios Almost oil
inels in group. Were 81 and $3.50. Saturday
MEMS SWEATERS, pull over, button and ripper front
styles Brown, blue, green. Sizes IS TO 46. Were
Sl,9S. Saturday --------------- SO
300 PAIRS MEMS SHIRTS AND SHORTS, oil French
back shorts, Of good quoIity printed boodcOth Full
cut with boIIoon scots. Woist sizes 80 10 A. Fine
euoiy sombed ethIetie shirts Sizes IS to a. Were
tor 81. Saturday ------------------5 for S9e
MEMS DRESS TROUSERS notch your odd eoots. stock
up for Spring! Tweeds, herinsbones ond solid
sroys and blues Lots Of hard finished netsos Psaed
and plain fronts. Woist sizes 2s TO A. Were $2.es.
soturdoy $3.50 or z poirs for S.
MEMS SOCKS, mereerzed cotton and reyon, with rein
forced heels and toes Complete rsnss Of pottes and
eolors Sizes 10 to II. We're poirs for 81. Sot-
BoYs SWEATERS, som. oil wool. Lone sleeves. @ pui-
over. button and full upper styles Two-tones ond solid
eoIors. Sizes 2s TO IS. Saturday -------94e
Evening star., 1941-02-21

Day Dresses-Third Floor
Is DAYTIME FRocKS, eottons, royons and wool,
for misses and women Were S5e5 to S795.
Saturday S4.ZS
"a DAYTIME DRESSES. in cotton ond royons.
Misses sizes. Were s295 ond S395 Sotur-
dow y-----------------------------s1.69 s1.69
Evening star., 1941-02-21
odoe-First Floor

se CANVAS Upper BOSTON BAes in ton
with brswn trim. Make splendid golf or utility
Sl.29
IS CANVAS WEEKEND CASES in q smart
sroy stripe. 2l-ineh size. We're $295. Sot-
urdoy ------- SO
Evening star., 1941-02-21
595 Pairs Princess Royol
SILK HOSE, SIC

Three threod hose in lovely, eIeot eeIors.
Stock up ot this speeioI Saturday
price.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Thrift Shop-Third Floor

Included in these two groups ore sizes Tor
misses, women little women and stouts.
80 DRESSES, royon erepes and sheer wools.
Were S8s5. Saturday S6
II DRESSES, royon crepe and sheer wools. Pos
tells ond dark shodes Were SS95. SGT
urdoy
Evening star., 1941-02-21

300 PAIRS WoAEkS AkKLETS, Of silk. wool
and rabbits hoir for sports and general wsor
the year around. Dark or postsl coIon. Sizes
sh 70 llh. Were Soc. Saturday,
35c poir or 8 poirs for ST
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Hosiery-First Floor

300 PAIRS woMENS ANKLETS, fomous
make. silk, wool and royon in bright and
postsI shades. Sizes ga 10 II. Wsn 81.
Saturday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poir
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Stationery--First Floor

IN BRIDGE TABLE COVERS, Of h.avy, simu-
Ietsd suede. woshobls. Plaid backs. Green.
maroon ond blue. Ware sc. Sotvfdoy-- soc
1000 COPIES USED LIBRARY FICTION. re-
ieosea frem our lending Ibrory. Many ia
voritss which you've vented to own. Sot-
urdoy --------- Zoe copy
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Second and
Third Floors
Better
Dresses Third Floor

100 NEW DRESSES. printed Jerseys, printed
royon erepes, postels, block and whites Sizes
u TO 70. Were Sl4s5. Saturday STAT
10 DRESSES. Were sloe5. Broken sizes
Saturday S5 AL
10 DRESSES. Were Sl295. Broken sizes
Saturday ~ ~ S6.47
IS DRESSES, one and two Of kind, in broken
sizes Were Sloe5 TO S1ee5. Soturday- 81
s DRESSES, royon crepe, some evening gowns
included. Broken sizes. Were S2295 ond
$685. -------------- $40
Evening star., 1941-02-21
OloVes--First Floor

4so PAIRS DoEsKIN SLIP -oNs, in white,
noturoI ond few bright shades. All sizes.
We're Sll5. Saturday, poir----------S5e
AS PAIRS RAYoN BEMBERG GLOVES, with
leather trimmings. Discontinued styles. Block.
Sizes 5h to 8. Were 81. Saturday, poir 59e
SIT PAIRS SLIP -oNS, Of doe finished sheep
skin Block ond coor. All sizes. Were
Sl.e5. Saturday .OS
354 PAIRS LADY CHESTERFIELD GLOVES,
with sIostie wrists and holf-neh hem tops.
Black, brown, wine and green. All sizes.
Evening star., 1941-02-21

! SPOTTED RUSSIAN CAT ENSEMBLE, 81"
coat with motehins hot and muff. Wos Sll9.
Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
KID COAT, natural eroy. Size Is Wos
Sl59. Saturday ----------------- S11S
3 SABLE DYED MUsKRAT COATS, sizes Y
ond a. Were Sl59 Saturday - S128
z NORTHERN MUsKRAT COATS, sobIe
blended. Sizes "a and Is. Were Sl95
Sl58
I PERSIAN PAW COAT, black, size a.
Wos SlS9 Saturday y--- SSS
PERSIAN PAW COAT, black, size a.
Wos Sl95. Saturday ------ --- S148
| cARAcUL DYED KID COAT, 81" long;
block Size a. Was S99. Soturdoy S78
BLUE DYED FOX COAT, IS" long. Size
H. Was Sl39 Saturday S88
SILVER DYED FOX COAT, 36" long. Size
Is. Wos Sl39 Saturday S99
LAPlN DYED cohEY COAT. brown. Size
70. Wos S7995. Saturday - S46
| HoLLANDER HUDSON SEAL DYED
MUSKRAT, size Is. Wos sls5. Saturday
S148
! SILVER FOX TAIL STOLE. Was 1886.
Saturday ------------------S S19.95
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Washington victory and the
absence of strong winds and
tides were the reasons for that.
The other cloekings were SIM
larry slow-14:40.4 for the three
miles in the jay-vee race and e:57.7
for two-miles in the freshman con-
test.
The junior varsity race also was
a two-boat affair with Caliofrina
holding a length and half margin
over Washington while Cornell and
Columbia trailed in the field Of
four. The freshmen came up with
the only thriller. Cornell. off slowly,
closed with an exciting squirt to
nip Wisconsin by a length and a
half. Favored Syracuse, Prince
ton, NJ. 1. T. and Columbia fol-
lowed across the line.
The only casualty was suffered
by Columbia-which scored a clean
sweep Of last places. The Columbia
No. ? man, Gene Remmer. col
lapsed in his shell and was taken
to a hospital Although his con-
dition was reported good he will
be kept under observation for sew
eral days.