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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Keller Wildcats
Win Title Title Again
coprlsnt B, Detroit 1lm,,. Az doht, reserved

Keller Wildcats. defending Me
ropoIitan Detroit Girls Class 4
champion, captured the Detroit
Soitball Association championship
plaNofLs for the second time in a
row at Mack Park last night de-
TeaUng Welsh Co-EdS 20.
Julia Holonko spanked out q
fifth inning homer TO score Betty
.Chalou ahead of her to account
or the two runs garnered by her
rram Betty Beyers, Keller center
fielder, made a spectacular shoe
string catch in the seventh inning
10 save the advantage. II was the
second straight defeat Welsh suf-
fered at the hands of the Wild
cats In the =, s a playoff series.
Connie WisniewSki Kelle T
twirler, went the distance in the
title winning tilt
4 no run. no hit. no walk per-
Torrance was turned IN 10 feature
Class a men play Sunday in the
Metropolitan Detroit Times soft
ball tournament Richard Wilt
wis. hurting for EloiSe, turned in
The perfect performance. His
teammates blasted in - runs to
give HIM a 1870 count over Ko-
Walski at ElOiSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TerIStedt
Gets Edge
In PlayOff

Ternstedt. JAW Go baseball
champions was A step ahead Of
-Four Leaf Clover today IN the
series 10 determine Detroit's rep
reSeniative IN the state tourna-
ment later this month
After -Four Leaf. Glass 2 cham
pion OF The Detroit Baseball
Federation. eliminated Transfers
OF the Labor League. as. Tern
Siedt kept its slate clean in the
series by downing -Four keaf-9-2.
Jack Talbot. TernStedt hurler
who performed for Auto Club in
the federation earlier in the sea-
son. was too much for Four Leaf.
allowing only five hits, while his
mates collected II Two Of the
winners SafetieS were home runs
by Stan Liesecki, which accounted
for FIVE runs.
Four Leaf won over Transfers
after trailing most Of the way
After the latter piled up seven
runs in the fifth. the federation
representatives won out in the
eighth when Pete Saroli's hlt went
for a homer with a man on base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Pinge| Visitor
AfCdnnp Of


Johnny Pingel. former Michigan
State College All-American anc
Detroit Lions halfback, is First
Lieut. John Pingel OF the United
States Army now. But he took
time off from the army yesterday
10 come Out TO Cranbrook Field
and thank former benefactor.
Pingel told Harry Speelman. the
old Spartan tackle. and his former
Lion teammates the reason for his
visit.
Remember two years ago, we
tthe Lions) were playing Cleve-
land about the tail-end Of the
season: Well. In the first quar-
ter. some one ground their cleats
In my face and almost tore my
lip off. You can still see the
sears.
II was bleeding quite badly,
~ some one rushed out on the
field and wiped off my face with
cold towel, and went-on
playing.
~ received some temporary
treatment between halves hut.
along In the last half. the wound
was still bleeding badly and was
full OF dirt. ! looked like the
victim Of an Indian massacre.
tWell, we lost the game, AT,
and after the game the coaches,
Gus and Hunk. blew out of the
dressing room In hurry. The
trainer walked up to me, slapped
a piece Of tape over the wound,
said. Guess that Will hold you
Till YOU get to Detroit and fol-
lowed them out the door.
"AlmOW every one had left
and WAS sitting there with
the blood dripping through my
fingers when In walked a chunky
blond fellow whom I took To he
n football coach. He had one of
his players with him, a slender
wiry Kid.
Here. here, what's this
asked the newcomer. 'YOu'1
have To get some treatment for
that lip. Come on and get In
my car
He called his doctor and took
me up 10 Lakeshore Hospital
where my lip WAS stitched up.
He spent two hours with me and
then took me down. picked up
-ms-thihss- and pui-me on the
train 10 Detroit"
Plngel looked out on the fell
here the Lions were batterinl
each other around IN SCrlmmage
There's the fellow, right out
there. It's the first time I've
seen him since he put me on the
train. And I'm going TO thank
him again"
Plngel pointed Ia Bill Edwards
the Lions new coach
III the Lions don't win every
game. II won't he because Bill
Edwards isn't a right guy" said
Johnny Pingel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Andrews Takes
Glass
Championship

Detroit will have three repre-
sentative teams bidding for ma
tional honors for the first time
in itS D.AB.F. history this year.
Andrews, the team without the
stars and with only mediocrs
record over the regular schedule,
Will travel 10 Peru. H.. next week
end 10 compete against top Class
c teams from the American Base
ball Congress Junior tournament.
To win the right 10 represent
the city. Andrews crushed Viviano.
runnerup in Class { for the Sec
ond successive year, 81, yesterday
at Northwestern Field Five-hit
pitching by Dick Bodycombe was
the decisive factor
a battling curve with plenty ~
sweep was BodycombeS most
effective weapon in bringing his
team crown the first season.
He famed seven and was in
trouble only twice. Viviano
jumped 10 a two-run lead in tina
first and seemed 10 have Body
.combe solved. Don Lund was the
principal trouble maker IN that
frame. He doubled 10 score joe
GAVE, stole third and crossed the
plate on an error.
Andrews replied with counter
in the first, then gave Bodycombs
A AZ lead in the third. From
that point until the seventh. his
-StarrS stopped Viviano. When ths
losers scored two more in the
first Of the latter inning. Andrews
came back with another trio 10
cinch the decision and the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Electricians
Win Anyway

AT Wilson. Electrical Workers
No IS hurler. knows for sure TO-
day that Stinginess with base hits
doesn't always win ball games.
In a mound duel with Ray Petty
of electrical Workers No. II.
yesterday. Wilson allowed but
three hits while his mates got
four but lost al, in the Labor
League nlayonS,
No. II didn got ball into the
outheld until tho sixth inning.
when with two out, Ben kanka
cracked a safety 20 centerheld.
ON steal of second. catcher Mike
pop,lch threw wildly and ksnka
crossed the plate To tie the score.
Then IL went on TO win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
MI. Zion Tops
Play
STANDINGS

A well-pitched game by Herb
Schroeder. who blanked his foe
after the first inning. put Mt.
Zion in the favorite's role today
in the Lutheran League playoffs.
Mt, Zion turned back Salem, So,
Schroeters FIVE hitter TO remain
unbeaten in the eliminations. After
tying the score in the fifth with
two runs, the winners tailed three
runs TO win in the
seventh. Neither Schroeder nor
the losing hurler. Les Blunenthal,
issued a base on balls.
Paul Luptak's home run in the
ninth inning kept Trinity in the
playoffs and el m n I e d Our
Savior. 4-3. in the other contest.
Joe Koval also starred for Trinity
with three hits in four trips and
three stolen bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

defeating an
ker Cubs, S..
Hyu1Ie v III
play Sweet SIN
teen next week
for the cham
pionShlp
SOllinger per-
& o n a lY aC-
counted for six
of his team :
runs four on a
nome run W I'm
the bases full
In addition. his
pitching h . ! q
Nanker 10 four
hits while he
struck out II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Rematch Dorszio-Wslker

COLUMBUS @. Aug - Gus
DurazIo, Philadelphia heavyweight
and Jack @Buddy' Walker. Column
huS Negro who claims tho Ohio
boxing crown. viii meet IN a re-
turn engagement about Septem-
her l. matchmaker Whitley
Morrett announced today Walk
er's last start vas q unanimous
.1o-round victory over the Pcnnsyl-
V9oian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
,T MOI NJ ROYAL

Nnafner- rTfsT- fTaCk ElNd
Krsj Race Federal Reserve jessie ~
KID Glove, Vicereine, Cav Bras Westy
Butler
second Race Doer. Lens BABY. Cor
ton Cora sun
Third Race Hrofsr. stsndout sandal
man Fire Prince
Sixth Race Charmetts HAppy Miracle.
Transbriar. Worth, TIT Ali1ns
seventh Race Ocls. Rich girl
Eight Race tsuhsfitutei Declared Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Detroit OIdtimers Win

TOLEDO o.. Aug. % Detroit
Oldtme baseball team defeated
Toledo OldumcrS 70 a free hitting
contest - 10 II here Sunday in
their annual game. the Detroiters
scored seven runs in the last two
innings to break the Z 10 I tie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
rot r LEAP
Transfers

T0TaW " n Y II INIaF 80 II y w
'Batied for Gorham IN the ninth
Baitsd for Blue in the ninth
Tsamstsrs 0t0 90 0On-s
Four Lear Glover iO2 O3o i2x-s
Errors 49, e DAVIS Gorham BuhniAk
Pomsrico. Davey saroh Moore TVo-bass
hits Davev. Davis. Gorham Home run
Saroi Hits-On Chetkovich ! In 2
innings m Movers IN innings tnone
out in ann on Kloss In "a innings
IN Fecrssu IN 2@2-3 innings. On Stsley
Z IN 5 Ia innings struck BY Chef.
kovtch 2 nv Meyers I. ny kloss ! nv
Jasina ny Fecteau :. nv Staey 81
stolen bases PAGE Frontzak- Klos' su-
pima Davis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
At DADE PARK


FIRST Race Brson
Second Race lockefte Queen Advice
FlnneS ~ Fanny Trade Wesr. Enid o.
Yoke DAINTY Day
Third Race Hastv Mae Rrawbie sor-
te Good VINE FaUscty. F0Ufao BIZ
Tex Tess Arrow Traction. Commenfaior
Fourth Race Mo'sson Designer. Pas
start. Asset Lula Tetrsul Ira cam
Wei
FIRM Race MisfuCkY
skin Race P0uny Windy pee chs
IRE success Stoft. sonny John Cross
Run. sun Mistress. Margee Noble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
AT wAsHI>GTo> PARK

weather cloudy track p'os
Firs' Race Brilinlss Tasseled Girl
MILO Mlnrsb Spur King. Snart ChArlef
Skipper Jack
Second Rscs-Linger Awhile Brgh'
and Early. Blue star Paico silent Host
Grey Foot Bar Thirteen. Side'racK
Third Race Tom . Lsdd The OBJECT
Extra step cook BOOB Hinsdale
Fourth Race Song Spinner Peach
srino Brother jim. sylvan Dell Or
South. Nj Due.
Seventh Rsce-snver Fleet Bargain
Hunter Morning Maj Lady Fedora.
RosseN Pennlist. sam r. Suk0e
Cs'rhsn. Jimmie Tom
Figh'h Race - Autograph Crimson
Cartats. Blacky Bee Deduce Roln1-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Bob Fife Wins Title

Bob Fife, University Of Michigan
golfer, won the club championship
AT Oakland Hills yesterday by de-
feating w. !. Schmitt, a former
holder Of the title, Sd Fife had
1916 and Schmitt 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ebme.NaaEa Team
Arno,1 SolIinger Leads Hynlies to Finois in Class
IN D. B. F. PtayofS

Park is quite an unusual team.
None of the players wear uniforms
because OF inadequate backing.
Many of them play in their street
shoe, But they have Skldded
around the dusty playdeHS for
many p-eeh--bt3t ifavc-ioSt uuty
ttvo oUtof lTCamcS, none so far
IN the playon series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

leading candidate FOR a one
man Dail club on me >andloIS to-
DAY y Arnold SolilnCcr, l6-Ncar-
old pitcher for Lynne n Class t.
Of the Detroit Baseball Federation.
Arnold. team moved INTO the
-flnals Of The DIVISION NcsterdaN bN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
At STANFORD PARK

Weather rainlnE track slow
First Rsce--Discovery Post VI, stery
Mise PuckN
Second Race Mariner. Orkney lss
Third Race Pup Ter; Lsirs
Fourth Race prchh'ende Hay knife
Bethankfu Thrust or
Fifih Race HAN6eid Lours
Firn Race Hayhcd, Lolrs WISE
Krr
Sixth Race Foliage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ar MARLBoROtGH

Nea neF cloudy 'Facr fas'
Ffrst Race Scafaions. Bon JUNIOR.
BscAs Boy. Blene,he., Rasdrop Idle
Night
Second Race silver P'ck Pfaetar.
Wall Cks nicer Rsa BuN Heart PLAY
Third Race T mean Toysrch Wn's
Sea Jack WILSON Specialist Pste's Gol1-
Fourth Race Bill X Siar Charter.
Stadium. Yum Yum Lady Beag BIe
lef
Firh Race Carte Trphammer
Seventh Race Counter Pass Cautious
b Northov Petes Lad, River
Broom. sun Voter
Eighth Needing Mac Awac
Faster Holiday, Rise and shine, Golden
DlAl. OAvI.o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
At THI>TItDOV

Wssfhsr d-lr7 ling rack fast
Frs' second and tnrd .aCes 1sclaret
OF
fourth Pace Hss'y star. Empire fs'e
SPIN In
Firm Race FLYING APp-etiy. Mint
Rovsi
SlI'h Race Declared ~
Eighth Race Msnneriy M00nlsh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Turf Distinction

Whrlaway Is the only horse in
the history Of American racing
to win the Kentucky Derby,
PreakneSs. Belmont and Travers
classics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ONERMIRE BEATEN

Then. St. Joe about faced TO
grab the night cap. 6l4 beating
Frank Overmile. II was Over
mires first reversal in 10 starts.
The leagues other game was a
wild affair between Saginaw and
Lansing. the former winning p
II. in the tenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Sellers Sets Course
Mark al Bloomfield

Glib Sellers, Michigan Open
champ, and his. boss Len Kolb.
owner Of Edgewood Golf Club
stopped Al Bloomfield. Hills sun
day ito see If they could Get a
good match They cot the match
and Sellers cracked the course
record when he shot IS. two
under the previous record
soss Manufacturing tomnanv frr SN
months endsd June go had a not prDhf NJ
sS7 s2s after fsdsrat income taxes a. ne
proposed pep rates etc equal 90 80 cents
share aEainsi Siii.tt0 Or 81 cents a
shar, IN the FIRST half 81 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TERNsTFDT
rot r. LEAP

Errors Weiss Nondon Supina, Front
Ak Sar1h sacrihcs MS Paul Wess
rWo-hass hit Sup.ns Three -base M
PAU Home runs I.icietki HTS or
tsstna In innings IN Msysrs IN I
nungs struck out ~ Tsiho' II ~
Iasina 2. nv MeNera- - % stolen nAse khsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

FrFors = kopchlr- Jaska Stephen son,
Cave. Goddner Alexander. Judge. Two
base hit-Lund Three-base hits--O Mslley.
SVitalski. Jsska Hits-Oh Roggeman 2
In INNINGS tnnne -ott-tn third Struck
cut BY Roggeman l. nv Groth g. by
Bod vconbe Z stolen bases-Gsvis, Lund,
klnnUneu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
A|tes Captures
3rd Title in
Easy Fashion

- No surprise to the dopesters,
lies today is the Glass A cham
pion of the Detroit Baseball Fed
Grafton after disposing OF Pepsi
Cola Yesterday. 1l-3. before the
largest crowd of the season at
Northwestern Field
Altes march 10 the most
coveted title on the local Sandlots
its third in four years-was one
of the easiest in recent years.
Artic Schwartz club played and
Won only three games in the
elimination series, beating Pepsi
Cola twice and Paris once.
During the l94l campaign Altes
managed TO stay in front, winning
IL and losing two, Its only set
backs were inflicted by Hodges
and NlaSic, a pair of teams which
failed 10 reach the playofs.
Schwartz. serving his first season
as Class A manager, kept his
team on top despite the loss Of
several valuable players due TO
the draft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
ln+er-Coun
Results
Witt DIVISION

7rvnol'1 @ : 5000 Garden C.'v % ooH
.ystrd Inn Do % DuH l7ksfr Lind . % I 1000
BILE DIVISION
IS p.f vs. z p-'
zig FIVE 70 r'0 urhu W'vr. q 070
Beuevle ) 900" re9f-r4 Tp 900
YESTERDAY s RESULTS
~ D.
Plymouth nI. Htg ago. u Us g
Garte1 C.'r N'H '- 3 - 3
Nr,aar and Williams ec9.' Baker and
PshKrats
r.
frkster Llrde~man onH 200 10 90
IS estW0ni Inn 100 H'N 0ni- =
Iassel and Ltndce-Eb trst and Fuller
Dsaroou IS .,ernes 600 600 Coo q 4
Bls five GOO 4aN elN--I .
luminous and JGAsr LtszaN and Sykes
PcNeVtNe 1000 cr1 'n3-. a. %
BEDFORD TVr 010 GOO 001 g %
Ha and Lorraine Lee Cunningham and
Spatus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
AT >ARR.GANsFTT PARK

weather clear track fss'
Firs, Race Rise Above = Irccnt0y
Second Race Mahdi Whodoue.t. Al
pine Lad English Setter
TniHA Race Black ore Catch NJ No.
Fourth Race MosaV'rs
Fitth Race Diily DaNy Mil lion, -
sixth Race one TIP r Ugh Nsas
Yale ~ Nine Sting Pa
Eighth Race Brace Actor Lost cold.
DARK Resu. Jusnt's
Ninth Race Declared N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
DEFENSE COLLAPSES

For the FIRST four innings Pepi-
Cola made a game of II yesterday,
nursing one-run lead gathered
in the opening inning But in the
fifth the bottom dropped from the
PepSl-Cola defense and a conf
dent. scrappy challenger turned
into ilttery, hopclesSly beaten
ball club, ,-
-Four glarinG errors in the fifth
provided Altes with four runs.
From that point II was all over
as far as the losers were con
Cerned Altos adding another tally
in the sixth on Johnny Danish
long drive into Grand Riter-spe-
nue.. four more in the seventh and
two in the eighth
Alex Smith Pepsi-Cola starting
pitcher kept the Altes batterS
helpless in the first four frames
II when his defense collapsed, ne
d too Smith and I'd Plotrowski,
who relieved him, allowed u hits.
Lyle Rumph. who went the
route for Altes, managed 10 last
despite the faeLhe-Nas- no puzzle
TO opposing batters He yielded 10
safetieS and walked five. but
worked himself frequently out OF
tight "a. -
ally was Rumph'S sixth straight Of
the season against no losses
BY capturing the title. Alies
won tho right 20 represent Detroit
in the national amateur tourna-
ment scheduled 10 open September
a. Youngstown, O.
a M AIIIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
FLINT PULLS AWAY

Flint pulled away from its
rivals by taking Grand Rapids
twice in successive games Last
night IT was Gus Preusser who
chalked up his fifteenth victory
for Flint in stopping the Colts,
9-3.
Again PreuSser did more than
star in the box. His bat produced
a single and triple
The 81. Joe team, meantime,
split with the MuSkegon Reds. a
team which still stands a chance
Of slipping home in front.
Muskegon took the first game.
SIS with fomerS ny Adam BEN
goechea. Gordon Howerton and
John Mcaile featuring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Hymies, composed Of young
sfers from suburban Lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Flint Lead
I'm Battle
By GEORGE MAsKIN

Flints Indians. out 10 repeat
their first half championship VIC
tory in the State League. are
resting just little easier today
in the current hotter than a fire.
cracker second session.
The Indians. thanks 10 their
weekend successes, enter the final
week OF the campaign one and a
half games in front of the ST.
Joseph Autos. and two and half
games 10 the good on the third
place Grand Rapids Colts.
Events of this weel will determ-
inc whether the State League will
stage a playon Labor Day for the
pennant. Another Flint victory
would make the extra series I'M
necessary. while a firsi-place finish
for ST. Joe or Grand Rapids would
bring about the series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
PINKY HIGGINS SLIDES INTO HOME IN THIRD INNING
Scratches
International News service Wire
AT sARAJlLA-
~ =.

Weather CLOUDY. track fas'.
Flrsi Race Rasca,.
Firm Race Dark DisccVery, Rel
Berry
Seventh Race YANt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

0rs vqfh0v SCnsnk Austin
irH s'sruHs PsIsrr DAVIS , Two
hits StspulA Austin 3 kocian
run Barish H.ts-ON Smith Q
innings E'rurs out BY Rumpn =
nth Z ~ PiotroVssi stolen base
srin Base On balls orr smith a
{uwph Doubts pisys Blanchard
.stIr - Schsrs Harms % Kri'ch 60
s'sruIA 20 UAvls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Answer to Saturdays puzzle
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Juniors Cardigan
Sweaters, sI'95
Less than " price

Levy tHUU " Price
40 brooks type Of heavy knit wool.
Yellow, light blue, Sandringham,
rose. Sizes IL to IT.
50 Cashmere and Wool Blend
Cardigans in beige. delft blue,
moss green, rose pink. Sizes 80 to
38. Were S6. Now $3.50
Is Sweaters of imported cashmere
yarn in beige and blue. Sizes 80
to SO. slipovers. Were $595.
Now S3.95
8 Cardigans. Were S895. Now S5.95
All velvet sportswear reduced, some
rayon, some cotton velveteen.
Black, brown, red, gold.
10 Skirts. Were s7.95. Now s5.95
ID Skirts. Were s595. Now s3.95
IL Pinafore Jumpers. Were $795
and more. Now W-----------S3 S3.95
IL Blouses and Jackets. Were So. .95
and more. Now w-------S2 S2.95
35 Corduroy and Wool Plaid Re-
versible Rainc0ats with cotton gab-
ardine: shower resistant. Cordu-
roys in red, beige. Plaids in navy,
red, green. Sizes 9 to Is. Were
S10.95 to $1395. Now
8 Furred Winter Coats Of WOOL
and-rayon boucle. Dress types
with Persian, Mink and Leopard,
Kolinsky trim. Black, green. Sizes
IL TO IS. Were S3975. Now S2975
8 Sports Coats Of green or camel's
hair and wool fleece or red wool
chinchilla. Sizes II to Is. Were
S22.95 and S25. Now w--- Sl4.95
22 All-Velvet Cotton or Rayon)
and Velvet-trimmed Dresses Of
wool or rayon faille, lame. Sizes
II to IT.
S were $l295. Now s7.95
10 were S1395 and more. Now S9.95
were S22 295 and more Now S11.95
IL Juniors Dance and Dinner
Dresses Of rayon velvet and vel
veteen, rayon crepe or rayon Caf-
feta. Sizes to Is.
6 were S2975. S16.95
6 were SIS. Now SASS
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Motions Reduced

Suit or Sweater Boxes with trans
parent sides; plain color paper COW
ering on lid. Peach, blue or black.
Slightly damaged. Were $3.50.
/ Wicker and Straw Sewing Basket
with rayon lining in wine. DAM
aged. Was 81 Now - So
2 Acme Collapsible Adjustable Dress
Forms. Junior and size 40. DAM
aged. Covered in black rayon jer-
sey material. Were s995. Now S6
Wood Sewing Cabinet with thread
in section on bottom of cabinet.
Maple finish. Damaged. Was So.
Now --------. ----- Sl.25
/ Rayon Satin Quilted Hat Box to
match; slightly damaged. Was
S1.50. Now ------ --u
NOTIONS. AIsLEs 81 AND %.
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Luggage Reduced

Russet Cowhide Snuspak. Was SIS. Now -$16.s5
Bottle Gases, alligator grained simulated leather.
/ Black Cowhide Suitcase, 24-inch, initiated ~ A.
E." Was $40.
! Gray Canvas Suitcase, initiated Nv. c. B." Was
Women's Wardrobe Cases. gray, initiated "F. K.
F.; brown initiated r. F." Were $1095. Now $50
Mans Two-suiter Gray Canvas Case initiated wv.
A. F." Was 1880 Now------------------ S9.35
1 Mans Seal Bag, brown, initiated &C. W. F." Was
$12.50. ----------------S
1 Pigskin Bottle Case initiated IN. K B." Was
/ Fitted Case, brown cowhide, damaged. Less than
n price. Now ------------.S 9.95
1 Hartmann Pullman Case, 29-inch, brown canvas
damaged. Was $2950. Now S15.95
/ Mans Black Cowhide Snugpak Less than u
price.
l Mans Pigskin Bag, bemshed. Was s12.5O. Now,
$ss5
1 Mans Saddle Leather Suitcase, blemished. Was
$3.50. Now----------- $40 95
LUGGAGE EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Foods Reduced

160-pound boxes Assorted Glace
Fruits. Were Soc Now SOC
60-pound baskets Of Glace Fruits.
Were 80c. Now w------------50 SOC
6I2e-0unce baskets Glace Fruits
and Nuts. Were 85c Now SOC
Is pound boxes Glace Fruits. Were
DOC. NOW DOC
IL two-pound boxes Glace Fruits.
Were S1.85. Now --- S1.10
8-8-ounce Club Dish Glace Fruits.
Were 55c Now ----.---- 35c
10-pound Inlaid Chests Of Glace
Fruits. Were sl.65. Now 81
12-8-ounce Heart Baskets Of
Glace Fruits. Were 40c. Now ESQ
60-pound baskets Glace Fruits.
Were 75c. Now 45e
THE FOOD SHOP EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
.oodtex Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen fine quality tissue 1000 sheets to the roll
bottles Ybry Eau de Cologne. Were ST. Now 81
bottles 18th Century Old Colonial Fragrance Toi-
let Water Were 81. Now Now--------------------S 81
Lucien Lelong Christmas Trees with assorted per-
fumes. We're $40 NoW-------------------- 81
I bottle Grenoville Perfume Piege. Was SIS Now S12
bottle Grenovie Perfume; Piege. Was $40. Now S6
1 bottle Grenovile Perfume; Piege. Was S. Now 81
bottles Gardena Perfume. Were $3.50 Now S5c
Rubber Lined Tourist Bags with jars and bottles.
Were So. Now 81
Tou ETRIEs AIsIEs II AND IA FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Electric Appliances
Reduced

/ AV17 General Electric Cleaner.
Floor demonstrator. Was S54.50.
Now 1895
2 AVIS General Electric Cleaners.
Were $29.95. Now - S18.95
2 AVIS General Electric Cleaners.
Were 1895. Now ---- S24.5o
2 Dutch Oven Gas Ranges. Were
$ll9.50. Now ---------S $3.50
/ Norca Vacuum Cleaner, made by
Hoover. Was $3975. Now S24.95
/ set Norca Attachments for above.
Were $685.. Now $5.95
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.