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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR:
SEVERAL months ago l wrote
~ a letter which was jointly
endorsed by 80 of my buddies,
to our Senator vandenberg, a
copy of which you generously
reprinted in part.
Since then several of the sign
ers of the letter, including the
writer, have been released.
Countless others are awaiting
their discharges.
The Fifth Army Corps, of
which we were part, numbers
some 125,000 men. larger than
any other one corps.
OF this number, approximately
$4,000 are eligible for discharge.
Obviously, arranging the details
is no small job.
But what l started out to say,
are these men TO return to De-
troit. or their respective homes,
and find themselves jobless as l
have done?
We are thankful to be among
the more fortunate ones who
were released quickly. but even
such good fortune loses its bril-
lance and glitter when over
Swallowed by the cloud of unem-
ployment
Many of these men left good
paying jobs. as l did. but will re-
turn to what? Not as l did, we
all hope.
Shouldn't there he a place for
us when we return? Perhaps
others have sacrificed more.
More have sacrificed less. These
poor" strikers for example.
l wonder how many of them
would strike on our working
conditions. Our food and cloth
ing and shelter, of course, and
our 20 cents day.
II was a snap, too. All we
had TO do TO earn il was drill
and march where the temporal
ture starts the day off Cat 6 a..
m.) at about Is degrees.
When out in the field on
problems and they are fire.
quent, we sleep on the ground
the hard damp ground. Even
the heat or The sun won't take
out the dampness of the nights.
We have strange bedfellows,
too. Chiggers. or red bugs, wood
ticks that dig in under your
skin. Scorpions, spiders and
lizards--they are all there.
And our medics tell us there
are 40 different species of snakes
there-only six are poisonous,
though.
We're not complaining about
those things. We've weathered
all that and more. It's all good
training they tell us. All we are
asking in return is our jobs back.
Can't you put in a good word for
-us2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Birth Rate Reflection

n ESPTTE everything people just go ahead being born
- especially in Detroit where the birth date reported
higher than any time before the depression years
This gratifies old folks who had begun to fear we
had made ourselves world into which babies would
care to enter
It's nice to know that we're not facing suicide
that fe's fundamentals going along usual; and
that still will be furnished with less attentive
to heed the sage advice may toss to omorrows
youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

mental train, who was quoted as
saying:
"Thees Is a strange countree.
When they want you to look In.
they call, look cut Jess now
some one call look out I look
out and almost have my head
knock off. Now I know when
they call look out, I must look
In. 1t Is a strange countree."
1t certainly is still a strange
country. Here we are in the
midst of an "all out" defense
program, but what does one find
I in the daily papers as a first
page item? A column headed
"Today's Strikes in Defense In
dustries. -"
What are we going to do?
Keep messing about until we get
ourselves in the same shape as
was France and find ourselves a
victim of Hitler and Hitlerism p
/ have always been in favor of
union labor and in favor of labor
getting just and proper wage
for services rendered, but I am
for the United States of America
first, last and always.
l believe in the dictum of Ste
phen Decatur:
"My country, may she ever be
right, but right or wrong, my
country"
Let's have an end of strikes.
IL the workers on a defense
industry have a grievance and il
is conceded they may have, let
their leader or leaders take the
grievance to the proper tribunal.
and l am sure justice will be
done.
Don't let labor assume the at
titude of fifth columnists.
Don't hold up the defense pro-
gram. Get the necessary imple-
ments made in the number and
quantities wanted and needed.
Let's stop this monkey business.
Let's all pull together.
JOHN III. SLENIN, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
10 Peterboro avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
I Nov. 7, 1910

Italian planes bomb Saloniks
and the islands Of Corfu and
Crete; Greeks claim 300 persons
were killed and wounded in the
raids,
British planes raid the south.
ern Italian industrial port OF
Naples: oil stores, refineries and
a railroad station we're damaged
by high explosives. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
TO THE EDITOR:


VERMONT deserves a vote OF
thanks from the Republican
Party for the leadership her
statesmen are providing.
Senator Austin's part in in
PRODUCING a resolution 10 repeal
the Neutrality Act. Representa-
tive Plumley's vigorous support
of the arming OF merchant ships
and Governor Wills call for
party caucus TO end obstruction
of national defense are all en-
couraging signs that the tradi-
tional Republican foreign policy
proclaimed by Theodore Roose-
veft, E1Ihu Root and William
Howard Taft again will prevail
in party councils.
Ohio. mother of Republican
presidents, presents a marked
contrast with Vermont. The
Buckeye State. which has been
the birthplace Of seven of the II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
kou. =, 1916

German submarine Deutsch-
land slips through the Allied
blockade with $4,000. 900
cargo aboard; docks at New
London. Conn. fiF i.
British troops near the Mace
DOMAIN front drive the Bull
garians from three villages:
capture Berakl.Azuma. Kumli
and lProesenik in the Struma
sector.
Petrograd reports fierce
battle is raging between Rus
SLAMS and the Austro-German
force south OF Brzezany in
CalicIa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
GEORGE n. HALL,
800 Melbourne avenue

TO THE EDITOR:
WEARS ago the story was cur
L rent Of a Frenchman riding
aboard an American transconti-
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Mostly PNy'MdeS
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

word from Ma Perkins and the honest working
es just what he feels like.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
ToddIers'D Dresses,sI As
Were sos

W ere yI.95
16 consisting of reversible jacket
and skirt in red, blue and white
cotton. Sizes 2 and 3.
10 TOddlers' Snow Suits Of
Vool-and-cotton element cloth
with wool lining in red, tan,
blue. North Star Wool suits in
rust All one-riece styles with
matching caps. Sizes l ard 2.
Less than J ? price. Now s2.95
i North Star Wool One piece
Snow Suits in wine. blue, rust,
tan. Sizes l and 2. Were S5.95.
Now ----------.. S2.95
5 Pink Cotton One piece Suits
with matching bonnets. Infants
size. Less than y price SI.45
is Carriage Robes of North Star
Wool in pink or blue. Were
1895. Now ---- S1.95
IL Cotton Blanket Cloth Car
riage Robes in pink, blue or
white. Were $295. Now S1.45
Is Wool Sweaters and Logging
Sets in pastels. Sizes l and 2.
Were S5.95 and more. Now S3.65
IL Infants Wool Mittens in
pink and white. Less than 2
price. Now 25c
20 pairs Infants White Wool
and AngOra Mittens. Were
Sl95. Now .----- CSC
Is Wool BOottees in pink, blue
or white. Were S1.l5 Now Csc
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Lamps Reduced

l English Brbnze finish Torch
iere with amber-color glass
globe and 3-way bulb. Was $40.
Now $685.
| Bronze and Gold finish Sway
Floor Lamp with globe and 3
way bulb. Was $3.50 Now S695
? Ma gany- finish Bridge
Lamps with tray. Were S3.95.
Now S2.95
l Indirect China Table Lamp,
clay color, rayon shade. COM
plete. Was $3.50. Now $5.95
/ Dusty Rose China Table
Lamp, rayon shade to match.
Was SIS. Now $3.50
2 Decorated Glass Table Lamps
with rayon shades. l blue, l
rust. Were $3.50. Now s.
1 Indirect Wall Lamp with globe
and paper shade, Brown. Was
S5. Now ----... S295
2 Glazed Pottery Lamps with
paper shade. Dusty rose. We're
S295. Now SI,95
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Art Needlework
Reduced

Flowered Cotton Cretonne
Bridge Cloths with Z nauk rs.
45X45. Blue, green, gold. Were
81. Now SI.45
pairs Cotton Model Pillow
Cases. One case embroidered,
one case stamped. White with
colored embroidery. Were 81
pair. Now pair, 81
l Model Appliqued Quilt in cot
ton with white background, COL
ored applique. Double size. Was
S25. Now - $3.50
Lenci Dolls of wool felt dresses
in rayon taffeta and cotton Or
CANDY. Blue. Less than Il
price. Now -----.--- S2.50
3 Lenci Dolls of wool felt dresses
in wool felt. Less than 2 price.
Now 81
4 Rayon Living Room PiIIows in
blue. Were 50. Now Si,50
ART NEEDLEWORK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Boys Sweaters, sl'95
Less than y brice

Less than Y price
$50 wool pullover and slide
fastened coat styles. Plain colors
and fancy patterns in the group.
Sizes 80 TO 38.
% Junior Boys Knit Wool
Gloves, gray only. Size 4, 5. 6.
Less than ? price Now 35c
az pairs Boys Stacks of wool and
wool-and-rayon. Brown, blue,
green. Nearly all with Talon
fastened fly. Sizes II to 20.
Were 81 and $5. Now
S2.65 and S3.65
Il Junior Boys Rugby Suits in
brown flannel, brown and Blue
fancy patterns. Wool and wool
and-rayon. Sports back. single
and double breasted. Some with
one pair Of shorts, one pair of
knickers and coat-otherS with
two pairs of shorts. pair of
knickers and coat. Were Sl3.75
to Sl6.75. Now. S9.95 and SPAS
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Accessory Boxes, So

We're 75c
18 including boxes for gloves.
handkerchiefs and Subsection
hose types. Cardboard covered
with rayon-and-cotton floral or
dotted in wine. brown, blue.
6 AI-lon Hermetite Wardrobe
Bags in 66-inch length with
slide fastener and op-n-dor
fastening. Red and brown;
soiled. Were S425. Now So
B Wooden Utility Cabinets with
four drawers. Two walnut fin
ished and | mahogany finished;
damaged. Were S5.95. Now. So
; Sewing Boxes covered in cot
ton chintz or simulated leather
material; damaged. Were 81.
Now SOC
6 Metal Clothing Carriers for
saving space in closet and con-
venient for reaching garment.
Slightly damaged. Less than
? price Now Csc
NOTIONS, AIsLEs 81 AND %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Gowns, sI'45 We're s2.95

13 of rayon crepe and silk-and-
rayon satin in floral prints on
blue and tearose grounds. Sizes
80 and "a.
8 Gowns Of silk-and-rayon satin
in tailored and cotton lace trim
med STYLES. Sizes 80 and 81.
Were S2.95. Now S1.95
2 Gowns with matching bed
Jackets. One pink silk-and-
rayon satin and the other
printed rayon sheer. Size 30.
Were S5.95. Now S3.95
4 Ensembles consisting Of gowns
and matching coats in silk-and-
ravon satin with cotton lace
trim. Pink, ivory and blue.
Sizes 81 and "a. Were s795.
Now S5.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Hand-embroidered
Linen and Fine
Chinese FiIet Lace

SavingS Of ! 3 and more
All perfect quality, but only
limited quantity and incom-
plete size range. Made in China
and reduced to these eXcep-
tionally low prices. because we
are unable to obtain more and
desire to clear our stocks.
Fine White Cutwork and EN-
broidered Linen.
30 dozen 6-inch Round Finger
Bowl DOilieS. Dozen $3.50
96 ObIong Tray DoiIies, size
6Xi2. Each - SOC
I73 Oblong' Tray Doilies, size
l0Xl4. Each Csc
81 Oval Tray Doilies, size 12Xl8.
Each -------- '5c
Il Oval Tray Doilies, size l6x24.
Eacl SI.25
10 21-inch Round Center Pieces.
Each - S2.95
q l7x27-inch ScarfS. Each
S1.65
IL I7x45-inch Scarfs. Each
S2.95
11X54-inch Scarfs. Each S3.15
Fine Mesh Handmade Filet Lace
Doilies of rich ecru cotton.
1I12 dozen S-inch r un d
Sherbet DOilieS. Dozen So
IL 10-inch Round Cake Plate
DOilies. Each 35c
118 Oval and Oblong Tray
Doiiies, size 6xl2. Each 25c
So Oval and OblOng Tray DoiIies,
size lOXl4. Each 45c
90 Oval and Oblong Luncheon
D0ilies, size I2Xl8. Each Csc
81 OTal and Ohl0ns Coffee Table
Doilies, size 16X24. Each SI.10
LINENS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Misses Evening Wraps
Capes and Jackets Reduced

Included in this group are long eve
ming wraps of rayon velvet and lame,
wool tweed, and camelS hair. CapeS of
wool teddy bear cloth and jackets of
rayon fabrics in crepe, velvet, and
lame, also sequinS and marabou. Sizes
10 to 16 in black, white, red, blue, green,
gold wine, aqua and pink.
5 Wraps. Were S1695. Now---sSl2.5
: Wraps Were S2975 Now s32
Wraps. Were s39.75. Now---- $3.50
l Wrap. was S5975. Now -------- S44.50
2 Capes. Were S29.75. Now ~ S22
6 Jackets. Were s1395 and s1095. Now
S7.75
Jackets. Were s2295 and more Now.
Sl4.50
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Furs Reduced

dyed Fitch Stole Cape. Less than 4 price
Now Observation-Disclosures Sl09
1 SeaI-dyed Muskrat Coat; size 16 Was
S295. Now --------------------- -------- S165
l Stone Marten dyed Skunk Jacket; size 18.
Was $3.50. Now --------.--- Sl59
1 dyed Fitch Jacket; size IL. Was $3.50.
Now -.-..- Sl59
l dyed Let-out Fitch; 36-inch coat; size l8
Was S495 Now ------------SS 1929
FUR SALON, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Oval Mirrors
with 2 light Sockets

2, 9x18, were S18 Now Sl2
3, lll2x24, were s22. Now sl4
l. 412x20 Decorated Wooden
Bracket. Was $3.50. Now. $50
2. 5x24 Decorated Wooden
Bracket. Were SIS. Now $40
2 Crystal Glass Table Lamps
with white silk shades. Were
SIS. Now ---.--- ----- $40
l Tole Table Lamp with parch-
ment paper shade. Was $3.50.
Now ----.----. .-..-. SIS
The GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Furred Winter Goats
s3o75 we,e ssg.gs and more

25 of wool in black, brown, gray, green,
red, soldier blue Trimmed with Badger,
Persian Lamb, Blended Mink, Kolin-
sky, Sheared Beaver, Jap Mink. Dyed
Fitch, Ocelot and Kid Caracul and
Tipped Skunk Sizes II to 20 and SO,
40, 40, 1872.
10 Coats of Black and Brown Wool Trimmed
with Persian Lamb, Blended Mink. Sizes II
to Is. 38 and 40. Were S85 and SlOO. Now SIS
Untrimmed Sports Coats including some
Stroock fabrics. Wool in black red and
plalds of brown. blue and black and white.
Sizes II to Is. Were s39.75. Now s25
Two-piece Woolen Suits in monotone and
plaid fabrics. Black, green. toast, rose and
gold mixtures Sizes IL to 18. Were S2975
Now ---.---- ----------- S22
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-27
NegIigees, s3,9' s s5ss5 s'S

9 rayon negligees in ivory color.
tearoSe, blue with embroid-
cry trim. Sizes II to 20.
5 Rayon Negiigees of rayon
sheer and fine wool with cotton
lace trim. White and tearose.
sizes IA, IS and 18 One blue
rayon lace housecoat. size 70.
Were 1885 and more. Now,
$685.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Juveniles Shorts, 85'
Less than
y price

IS pairs of cotton corduroy with elastic WaiStline
in navy, brown wine. Sizes to years.
25 Girls Cotton Dresses in prints and stripes Sizes to
years. Were Sl.95 Now ~ Sll5
Girls Imported English Winter Goats Of aliwool
with rayon lining Brown green, rust and blue. Sizes
to years. Were Sl3.95 Now S195
Is Little Girls Dresses of taTeta and rayon crepe
prints and plain colors Sizes to years Were Sl95
and more. Now Sl15
10 Little Girls Cotton Corduroy Dresses in peach and blue
eyeet embroidered collars and princess styles Sizes
g. 4, and 6X. Were $685. Now
JUVENILES APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Chinese Blue Canton China

Reduced B and more
80 Dinner Plates Were $3.50 Now -------------- 81
so Luncheon Plates. Were 81 25. Nov
125 Tea Plates. Were 75c. -------------- SOC
80 Bread-and Butter Plates Were soc. Now
IL Rim Soups Were 85c Now -------- SOC
"a BouilOn Cups and SauceTs Were 81 so Now-----SI
2 I6-nch Round Platters Were Sc Now S4
2, 11-nCh Square Platers. Were $3.50 Now-------S2
2, 14-inch Square Platters. $3.50.
Square Covered Dishes. Were $3.50 Now--------- So
10 Covered Dishes Were So Now ---------------.S17
Teapots. Were $3.50 Now ------------------- S15O
Sugar Bowls Were $3.50 Now .------------------ 81
Cream Pitchers. Were 81. Now------------------65
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Sports Dresses, s4'9'
We're S7.95 and more

60 of rayon- -and-wool in aqua, gray,
tan, navy. Sizes IL to 20.
50 Dresses of rayon in black, blue, gray,
green. Sizes IL to 90 Less than 1a price.
Now $3.50
IL Suede Coats in wine, green, gold, red.
Sizes II to 20. Were sl695 and more. Now
$3.50
10 Suits and TOpcoats of wool in stripes and
tweed mixtures Sizes IL to 20. Were s29 rs
and more Now --- S19
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Girls Dresses, 'l'9' We're '7's

so of cotton dragon tafeta in plain colors
stripes and prints. Dress and sports styles Sizes
7 to IA.
25 Teen-a and Chubby Girls Cotton Dresses in stripes
plaids prints Sizes u to 1872 Less than L price
Now --------- S5c
Chubby Girls Winter Coats wool fleece
and wool tweed pads and plain coorS Sizes II to 1872
Were Sl3 95 and Now S195
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-02-27
One-Plece
Foundations, $ 95

Reduced more than
IA Woodthrop and Lily OF
France models. Cotton-and-
rayon batiste with elastic and
elastic batiste. Cotton lace up
lift. Sizes "a, 35, 81, 80 to Al.
10 Bien Jolie Corsettes, firm
models of cotton-and-rayon ba-
tiste, with cotton lace braSsiere
top. For the average figure.
Sizes "a to 40. Were $3.50. Now
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR. S4.95
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Gard Tables, s2.95

Originally S595. S495, S595
Is Card Tables with leatherette covered reinforced
tops Mahogany or walnut finished oUo1Wood and
n-etal frames Assorted coored tops
Duncan Phyfe Chair of solid Philippine mahogany
Blue Gotten tapestry cover. Was S1075 Now S745
Dnee Table of solid birch; gray finish One exer-
sion leaf. Was $3.50 Now SI195
Priscilla Sewing Cabinet with sliding tray. All walnut
Was $3.50 Now S945
Victorian design Lamp Table with 24nch top All
mahogany. Was S33. Now ------.---- $3.50
l Walnut Arm Chair with rust cotton tapestry
18th Century design Was $3.50. Now $685.
l Solid Maple Breakfast Table. Was $3.50 Now S1975
Fptop Console Table with beautiful All
mahogany with inlay effect 18th Century design. Was
S475O Now S35 50
mahogany Hostess Cart with four rubbertired wheels
Two shelves Chppendale design Was S2150 Now S1595
All walnut Coffee Table Duncan Phyfe design with
claw feet. Was S1250 Now $50
l Heppewhite design Buffet. Mahogany and gum. 90
inches long. Was $50 Now $3.50
All mahogany Modern Coffee Table. Swedish finish with
mirror top Less than y price Now ---------- 1895
FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Womens and Misses AbbareL-Excebtionaly Low Priced
Misses Dresses Reduced

Daytime and afternoon dresses. en-
sembles, costume suits of rayon crepe,
some with jewel trims, also woods. In
light Spring shades, green, brown. red,
blue, navy and black. Sizes II to 20.
Less than i price. Now ----- S5.75
S Less than y price. Now - S7.15
Were S1695 and more. Now s9.75
25 Were 95 and more. Now $3.50
6 Were S3975 and more Now - $3.50
35 Were S2975 and more. Now S22
Is Were $35 and more. Now - S26
10 Were S39.75. Now - S29
Were $50 Now - $50
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Girls and Juniors Hats, o5'

We're SI95 and more
as including cotton covert cloth jockey caps, cot
ton velveteen ScottieS cotton velveteen babuShkas
and suede calotS. Red, blue, gold, natural. Sizes
2112 to 2212.
30 Hats of fur felt in black red Wnterbey
green. gold Feather, rayon velvet and fur trimmings
Sizes 21l p to 222. Were s595 and more. Now " S295
81 Velour and Rabbits Hair Classic Sports Hats
in red green Soldier blue brown and gold color Sizes
211. IN 22I, Were So 95 Now SI95
English Felt Sports Hats in powder
blue Sandrngham brown black. Size 12 to 22i2 We're
s. 9J Now - S395
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Savings of u to Y and more
Chest Desk solid mahogany Chppendale design Orig
inally $3.50 Now S2I5O
Dresser Base, solid mahogany Chppendale design
inaly S49.75 Now -------------- ------- 2615
Sleeper SofaBed to full size with nnersprng
tress Striped cotton Less than Y price Now $3.50
Chest of Drawers solid maple Colonial design Originally
$3.50. Now SIS25
Chest Chest solid maple Colonial design Originally
$3250. Now Sl8.25
Dresser Base solid maple Colonial design Originally s2
Boudor Chair, large, cotton cheVron Originally
S275O. Now ---------------- SlS 25
BoudOir Chair barreshape cotton creonne cover Orig
inaly $21. Now
Boudor Chairs, channel-back plain blue rayol cover.
Originally S2150. Now S1O75
Boudoir Chair, peach rayon striped cover Originally
$40 Now Sc
BOudoir Chair eggshel striped cotton cover Originally
$40 Now --- S.
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Women's Formal Dresses
s7'e5 Less than v price

7 Dinner and Evening Dresses of rayon
crepe and rayon lace in black blue,
violet. Sizes 80 to AZ and 1872, 241a.
Is Dinner and Evening Dresses of rayon
crepe and few rayon velvets in aqua, black,
brown, blue Sizes 18 to AZ. 2212. 24l2
Were S2295 and more Now S12.5O
II Dinner and Evening Dresses of rayon
crepe with bead or sequin trim in black,
blue, white Sizes 20 to 10. Were S35 and
more Now S22
5 Ermine Trimmed Black Rayon Velvet Eve
ming Wraps in sizes "a to AZ. Were S3975
and more. Now ----.- S22
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Slips, SIS wsJe esJ ,ao,s s25o

16 slips of silk-and-rayon satin
and rayon crepe in tailored and
cotton lace trimmed styles.
White, tearoSe, black, navy.
Sizes 30, 31l2, 1912, SO and 40.
13 Slips of silk-and-rayon satin
with tailored camisole tops.
White. pink. black. Sizes 81
and 3712. Were $3.50. Now Sl.65
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Ice Skates Reduced 10

Display samples and broken lots of Spalding and
c. c. M. Shoe-attached skates
21 pairs c. c. NJ Womens Hockey Skates. Sizes to
512, 612, 712 $3.50 S4.25
pairs c. c. NJ. Womens Hockey Skates. size 5;
each sizes 52 and 8. Were $3.50. S475
pairs c. c. Nj. Mems Figure Skates l each sizes 10
and H. size H. Were Sl2. ---------------. Sc
pairs SpaIding Womens Figure Skates Sizes 21a g.
712 to 3D. Were $1050. Now $5.25
pairs Spalding Mems Hockey Skates Sizes and 10.
Were $3.50. Now---------- --S475
pairs Spading Mems Figure Skates. Sizes T. 712 1912,
H. Were S1050. -------------- --------- S5.25
pairs Spaldng Mems Figure Skates Sizes 7, 712, 10
to H. Were S14.50. Now .-------- S7.25
5pairs Spalding Mems Figure Skates Sizes 71a, 10
and 1012. Were s22.5o Now S1125
pairs Spalding Women's Figure Skates. Sizes 72 and
8. Were $1150 Now S575
pairs Spalding Womens Figure Skates Sizes to
and 8. Reduced than y.
SPORTING GOODS FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Nah Jong Racks
Reduced !

All in carrying cases. some OF
imitation alligator, others in
plain grain and aeroplane type.
Catalin money. with 4 wooden
or catalin racks. Slightly dam
aged.
2, were $3.50. Now S9.25
2, were S25. Now $3.50
|, was $50. Now - SIS
STATIONERY. AISLE 4,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Juniors Shoes, s47'

Uere $3.50 to S675
IS pairs in black brown, blue suede Some with
leather combinations. Included are GrayaeX mod
els. Sizes: AAA-6 6l2. T. 7l2, 9, 8l2 9. AA-512, 6,
612 Z 7l2 8, 812 9. As. 5l2, 6, 612, 712 8, 8l2.
B-4. 412. ), 5l2, 6, 6l2. 7, 7l2. 8.
CHILDREN's AND JUNIORS SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Millinery, s2'7'
Less than Y price

40 of fur felt in black, navy, wine, pur-
pie. Brims, turbanS, pillboxes. Head
sizes % to 23
II Millinery Salon Hats of fur felt, suede,
rayon velvet and rayon fabric. One-of-a-
kind styles in light and dark colors; a few
fur trimmed. Less than p price. Now S4.75
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.