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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Great Don Carlos Dies;
Stricken in Theater Here

for several years toured the coun-
try with etreuSeS.
Always an animal trainer Hall
fi4 had fff4fs-tfFle- past-fpw years been
working an act with 10 monkeys
and "a dogs. At one stage of his
performance a trained monkey
named Joe rang various bells on
the stage as they were suggested
by persons IN the audience.
II was al this point of the show
while he was circulating among
the audience, that Hall was
stricken with a heart attack anc
died.
Waving the monkey TO the side
Of the stage as persons in the the
alter Grained their necks 10 SCI
what had happened to her hus
band, Mrs. Sophie Hall continued
the show and did not leave TN
stage until the performance va!
completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Here Seek
Defense Rating

American RFeaeh-afd=astta-
chine Company of Ann Arbor and
the Aeroquip Corporation of Jack
son were among firms announced
Saturday by the war department
as having applied for certificates
under the national defense pro-
gram. If final certification is al
lowed. the companies will be able
to take advantage of a recent law
which permits them TO write off
the cost of national defense eX-
pansion over a five-year period
for taxation purposes.
Other Michigan companies ap-
plying for certificates: Colonial
Breach Company of Detroit, Gall
meyer & Livingstone Company of
Grand Rapids. Great Lakes Steel
Company of Detroit. Hanna Fur
I mace Company of Detroit, Micro
matte Hone Corporation of De-
troit. Hayes Industries of Jackson.
Sheet Aluminium Corporation of
Jackson and the Steel Plate and
Shape Corporation of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Murphy TO Stay

Lieut. Coy. and Mrs Frank
Nurnhv made reservations for the
trip but cancelled them last night,
Porritt said lie explained that
Murphy plans n remain IN LanS-
ing during any absence OF the
governor.
Among those who have already
made reserV ations are.
Edmund c. Shields. Democratic
national committeeman Mrs tltk-
abcth Belen. vice chairman nf tic
state central committee; Mr.. and
Mrs. Porrilt MIR and Ms. G..
Donald Kennedy. state highway
commissioner. NJ. and Mrs Y. 3.
Steinbaueh. former deputy high
way commISS Toner, Albert
BelowSkl Detroit. former state
representative. William Walz, Ann
Arbor. member OF the state cen
trail committee. John kladyCk,
chairman Of the Huron County
Democratic Committee. and Bruce
Anderson. manager of the Lansing
Hotel Odds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Going Up
Pay Up, Rent Up, Then
$500 Bond Is Put Up

The raise in pay which Frank
Ambruno. a. Of 4070 West Fort
street, received was not an I'm
mixed blessing.
When he went 10 his room IN
the Fort-Grand Hotel he discov-
cred that his rent had been IN
creased because OF the raise
He objected to this so violently
il is charged. that he did 500
damage to the hotel Furnishings
Before Judge Donald Van Zllc
Saturday he pleaded not guilty tc
charge of malicious destruction
Of property and was r e lo a c d
under $500 bond pending trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

The Great Don Carlos" who
for more tf1an 50 years has
trouped both the good and the had
vaudeville circuits with his act Of
performing dogs and monkeys, had
a heart attack Saturday afternoon
and died in the aisle Of the Oak
man Theater in the midst of his
performance.
True TO the traditions of the
theater. his 66-year-old wife. who
has always worked with him in
the act. quoted the audience and
continued the show while her hus-
band was carried from The theateI
70 2 nearby doctors Office where
he was pronounced dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Parents Of Girl, 10,
Plead for Her Return

The parents Of Doris Grow. 16
Of POSI- Linden avenue. Saturday
appealed for her return home
The girl. a Junior at Northwestern
High School, left home December
4 after her parents had repri-
handed her for staying out late
She is ; feet ) inches tall and
weighs los pounds. She has blond
curly hair and blue eyes. She wa
wearing a wine colored coat ano
hat when she left home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Lining Costs OF

Living costs were also lower in
1910 than in 1887 or 1929 the board
stated.
In contrast TO previous peak
years, such as 1887 and 1889. last
year ended on a marked upsurge
of business that unless all signs
fail viii continue through 1941 and
make the year period-o
surpassed business and industrial
activity in Detroit" the board
concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
May Honor Wallace

While no definite program has
been completed, arrangements are
being made by Michiganders TO
honor Henry A. Wallace. vice
president-elect. AT tea the after
noon of their arrival.
The function. Poritt said, hinges
upon Wallace's ability 10 attend.
Another function which the Mich
igan party is planning 10 attend
is dinner given by the Michigan
state Society. an organization OF
Michigan residents who work IN
Washington
Guest speaker will probably he
Governor Van Wagner. Michigan
alumni who may attend the az
fair include Supreme Court Justice
Frank Murphy. Senators Prentiss
NJ. Brown and Arthur II. Nanden-
berg: Michigans congressional
membership: Harold Smith. for
mer state budget director and now
national budget director: Hale q.
knight. federal housing authority
and former state liquor control
commissioner, and William Brown
rigg. federal civil service director
and former state civil service oil
rector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

his candidacy
for reelection
Murphy v as
defeated by the
r pu b lie a n
la n d 5 lIde in
1885 when the
Circuit c gu r |
le Q on was
held on a par
ltiSan basis In
| the c o m n {
| electlon there
will be no party
| labels.
In q Q { Q a I
IN IT p h y rar
5000 y q I Q 5
ahead Of any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
First Art Institute
Lecture on tuesday

First lecture in the Tuesday
evening series for 1871 at the De-
troit Institute of Arts will be on
Fantastic Art" by Francis w.
Robinson. curator of European
art. 1t will be held in the small
auditorium of the Institute on
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Van Wagner to Lead so Dems
To See Roosevelt Inaugural
Delegation Going
to u. S. Capital
in Own Train
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 4.-Headed by
Gov. and Mrs. Murray d. Van
Wagner. a delegation Of so Michi-
gan Democrats will attend the
third Inauguration of President
Roosevelt in Washington. Janu-
airy 20.
Charles S. Porritt, chairman Of
the Democratic State Central
Committee. announced today that
reservations have been made for
AZ Michigan men and women.
Eight more are expected befqfe
the deadline Tuesday.
The Michigan Inauguration Spe-
cial will leave the Union Depot In
Detroit at Sis p. m. Saturday,
January 1s. and arrive in Wash
ington the following morning. The
delegation will be quartered in the
Willard Hotel until Tuesday night
when il will return to Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
In Midst of Act

In real life Don Carlos was
Charles Hall. 70. Of 1918 Glendale
avenue. Highland Park. but under
his stage name he has appeared IN
vaudeville from coast 10 coast and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
X X A X X X X r
v KEEP EN- FLYING

The "Wesf Point Of the Air" offers you rho ehones
70 become q U. S. Army Pilot; n you GppIy now
The days of the early pioneer ended the land and
the But there is still realm open-the air.
Aviation is, definitely. the of the future It's oppor.
tunities have just begun!
The u. S. Army offers, without expense you, the
best aviation training in the world. This instruction pre-.
pares you for professional career, civilian military.
You will you learn. The Flying Cadet receives
SIS month, plus uniforms, equipment, board and odg
ing. Upon graduation, he is commissioned Second
Lieutenant in the u S. Army Air Reserve, and placed
active duty with the Regular Army Air Corps with pay
ranging from s2o5.5o to S2455o per month";
- How to qualify? You be not less than 20 and
than 26 years of age unmarried, sound phys-
eay. You must have completed years of college,
pass written examination covering equivalent work.
Keep 'em fying!" Here is the chance of a lifetime
build your air Apply today! Visit write,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
BUILDING Totals $3.50

Highland Park building permits
during December totaled S72, $50
L. c. Whist, Highland Park city
engineer, reported Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Cheaper This Year

Four years ago 100 Michigan
Democrats made the inauguration
trip. The cost per person was APP
proximately 800 This year the
trip has been promoted ny the
state central committee and VIII
cost tho guests between so and
Ss4 depending upon Pullman &C
CommodationS
The cost includes a round trip
ticket from Detroit. hotel accom-
modationS. m . a s on the tram.
transportation from the depot IA
the hotel and a reserved seat in
tho grandSiand for the inaugural
parade.
They are getting II nj cost,
pOrrltt said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Thos. J. Murphy
.JudgeCdndidate
coSrisat b, Detroit 1i"". Az ri'h'' r'''ry'd

Thomas j. Murphy only Demo
Graf 10 be elected circuit Judge in
over 20 wears. Saturday announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

other Democratic candidate anc
was close 10 the last successful
Republican. He is married anC
lives al 1898 Cadillac boulevard.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
1941 Predicted
Boom Year for
Business Here
Larger Pay Checks,
Lower Living Costs
Seen for Workers

While Detroit business activity
was down somewhat in the last
two weeks because of the holidays,
il is still far above last year at
this period. the Detroit Board OF
Commerce reported Saturday.
Most indexes we're up 10 to 10
per cent. DSR traffic was up
l15.0O passengers last week over
the same week . year ago, the
value Of building permits was up
$500 900 and industrial power
sales by the Detroit Edison Com-
pany were up nearly 40 per cent.
Drop in Relief
Car manufacture was down
slightly to 1880 units. However,
the number of those on relief was
1855. about 1000 under last
year, and the number OF those on
WPA in the county. "a. 486,s was
down $500 from last year.
Reporting for the year, the
board said Detroit workmen were
better off in 1910 than ever be-
fore with weekly earnings well
above the level of those of 1923
despite far fewer hours OF work.
Based on reports of the Michi'
gan Department of Labor anc
Industry. weekly earnings oil
Wayne county workers during the
| first 10 months of 1910 averaged
$3.50 compared with 1884 ir
/ 1899 and SCI .S8 in 1887. Compar-
able statistics were not kept IT
| 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Along the Winter Sports Ira.
|POCHELON IS HARBINGER
IOF ICEBOAT RACING
By GEORGE Z. VAN

Commerce. says that 81 acres OF
ideal skiing terrain have been pur-
chased on Richardson Hill a short
ride out of town.
Lack of a proper ski slide has
been a considerable source of en-
barrassment 10 the good folks of
Alpena. Officials said that their
Winter Sports program lacked APP
peal not only to Alpena citizens
but to the thousands who visit the
town yearly by snow-train. snow
bus and cars. A ski slope was
necessary.
Skiing has become more and
more popular throughout the ma
ton and A;pcna was dropping
behind Petoskey. Crawling. East
lTawas' Silver Valley, Cadillac and
other Michigan Winter sports CEN
tiers in not having a slide.
Alpena again is holding the
Michigan speed-skating champion
ships in Mich-E-Kee-Wis Park on
Thunder Bay and has set the
week END of January 17-1S for the
event. The Detroit-Alpena Club
snow train probably will be run
/ at the same time.
On account OF new federal
taxes. admission 10 Grayling win
ter sports park will cost dime
more-35 cents this seasonAbut
all other charges at the big sports
center will be the same as they
were last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

AMERICAS Defense calls for the expan.
sion of the u. S. Army Air Corps to q
total of 100000 men nov. To you--and
to every ambitious and patriotic young
man-thiS means matches opportunity.
Army air fields are ready. Training and
combat planes are being delivered. We've
got to keep 'em fying!"
AVIATION CADETS
The worlds finest aviation training Is now
open to qualified young men who want to
serve their country as commissioned flying
officers bombardiers, navigators, pilots,
~The Three Musketeers of the Army Air
Corps" and other specialists. The pay is
excellent while you are learning, and as
Second Lieutenant you can earn as much
as S245.50 per month.
AIR CORPS ENLISTED MEN
Enlistment IN the Army Air Corps offers
scores Of additional opportunities. De-
pending on your aptitude, you can become
an air mechanic, armorer, meteorologist,
radio teehnician, aerial photogra pher,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Sheboygan Five
Adds New Talent

The Sheboygan Redskins Of the
National Professional Basketball
League appear here this Sunday
night against the local Auto Club
five at the Holy Redeemer gym.
West Vernon and Junction, at 3
O'Clock.
The Redskins have acquired a
number of newcomers. including
Paul Maxi of Minnesota, who led
the Gophers in scoring In his
junior year when they won the
Big Ten title.
13O-Gem va Saxno A. c.
23O--TOm KsdiSh W. Winston Jewsiry.
3:30-Ford Local VS.. West Side Sports.
4JO--Alleu Park W. TroJans.
7:00-cadillac Motor vs.. JagIowiex.
s:OO-Arthur Clothes vs.. Briggs
S:00-Auto club vs.. sheboygAn Rsdskiuss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Lifts BOZ Lbs.
With One Hand

Michigan's strong men exhibited
their prowess Saturday night
when titles were decided In six
classes in the annual State senior
AAU weightlifting tournament at
Detroit Boys Club. A field of 30
competed.
George Ansorg. 208-pounder.
performed the sensational feat Of
lifting 302i2 pounds over his head
with one hand. Ansorg. a left
handler. thereby joined an elite
group of six men able to lift more
than 300 pounds with one hand.
Tony Armenia. an outstanding
contender for Mr.. America Of
1912" gave an exhibition of mus
cle-control. Mike LaZZaro upset
Sam Poliuto, the defending l23-
pound titleholder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Seven Cities
In GoOdfe|Iow
Fights Friday
Detroit to Have
Five Champions in
Annual Charity Show

Seven cities will send their best
fighters to do battle with Detroit's
top amateurs for the Goodfellows
at Olympia Friday night. A pro-
gram of IS bouts has been ar
ranged by Charles II. Brennan,
secretary of the Michigan AAU
and the entire proceeds will go to
the Old Newsboys' Fund.
Champions of the Diamond Belt.
the Golden Gloves and the Catho-
lie Youth Organization will repre-
resent Detroit, comprising the fin
est amateur team ever assembled
here. Almost every bout will have
a titlehOlder, either Detroit or
from the outside.
Many old favorites will appear.
They include Tony Plesha. Ma
tional Diamond Belt champion. a
light heavyweight who fights Wal
ter Varbencic of Cleveland.
Charles Paddock of Ecorse Boys
Club drew tough foe from Chi
cago, Ralph Balbernie in the vel
terweight division.
There will be fighting in every
class and all the boxers are open
division contenders.
ii2 POUND CLASS
Marriott Jackson ys. william Anderson
Ed Peno saginaw, vs.. Rober, Nelson.
Annuneiaton.
iis POUND CLASS
John Chimers. Buffalo. IS. John Ger
mauowfcZ, Hamiramck Recreation
i2s POUND CLASS
Jack Vaughan. Jackson vs. Don Dona.
gan. Dearborn Boys Club
Waller Koiby. Buffalo rs Dick Tampin'
Sam Dsrr,eo. Cleveland vs. Cedric
Gordon BAILEY. saginaw 70. Bobby Wat
son. Chevrolet
i3s POUND CLASS
RAY Benson. jackson. ~ Johnny Nsrcy'
Hsmtramck Recreation
Nick warro. Pti'sourgh 20 Tony h"ss'
Chevrolet.
Frank Bodnsr Chicago W Gail Harvey.
Highland PARK Recreation
$50 POUND CLASS
Ralph Manning. Chicago, Vs. Eichsru
Prfngie. River Rouge
MSddy Knrtz. Pittsburgh " Tom
Martin Nelson. Cleveland. Va Peter
Chersrcini. Blessed ssernment.
l47 POUND CLASS
Ralph Bslberpie. Chicago. vs. Charles
Paddock. Erorss Boys Cub
Bob Donovan. Buffalo, 10. Earl Cart
wright, Chevrolet
Purl LAshbrook. Pontiac ~ Pete Rife.
Hudson.
i75 POUND CLASS
Walter yarbcpelc. Cleveland. S Tony
Piesha. Briggs
Cruz TorreE. Pontiac. James Csnty.
Brewster.
HEAVYWEIGHT
Paul KonT. Piitsuurgh. va jimmy
Powers. Annunciation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Charles Town Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-S6o0. claiming. 3-year-
ODDS and up. Ga furlonEs
RrAxton Bell (GDdewel) 400 40 22o
silver Beam (RootD 40 210
Miss Ksar tCowleyb 40
Time l:22 as. off l:S3h.
Chide Lady Andy. Tsradiddle, Egypta
and Sought After also ran.
SECOND RAcE-ssoo. claiming. 5.y,sr.
ODDS and up shout \ mile
MeHenry lRootp 100 $40
Arboresi fEVersoleD IL 90
Time 1919. of 1:03.
Lena Girl. Rerwyn mss WING. Clay Hi
and Royal Echo also ran
THIRD RACE-S6oo. claiming. Swear
Odds and up 81 furlongs:
Chance Run tBrunent) go 2.A
Minstrel Wit (Carr) 3.so
Time I:12 as. OF 7:2sn
Odenanthus. Canrock outrigger. Rolica
and Buds CiH also ran.
Fourth Race--syoo. claiming. 3-yera-olds
Bon Junior (Wrightb 1900 $50 80
Self Starter (ScotD 100 BIO
Feed Patch (0lidewell) 2.40
Meta Wood. Hepzibsh. Glenbroorn, Magic
HIN and Fair Isle also ran.
F1fTH kACE-tfOO, catmngs S-year-
olds and up. about IA furl0ngh
Time. so, OF 3:21.
Try Flying (Eversole) $50 80 $40
Hiblaze (Root) 40 $40
Butternan lScoccal $50
Rawsou, Broomoria. Hello Fac, Lady
Doctor and Repeat also ran.
SIXTH RACE--sI 900. Allowances, 3
year-oids and up, 1-i6 miles:
Aldrfdge tGideweTD 1890 $40 $50
Mason Dixon (Scott 1910 $40
Key Ring tCritchfieldl 7.6O
Time 80 As. Off BASIN.
Bold Risk. Lauder1Sin Darby Du, BraBen
Hussy and Brokers' Bud also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-S70o claiming. B.
year-olds and Up IL miles:
Sir s. tGlldewein 1900 TS $50
CenterviIe lWriEhn poo at0
HeYdrel tArostal 100
Time 81 IS. off fIs
Psek Saddle, Lyconns Tanganyika,
Duchess Del and Pafkin AFRO ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

incidentally is now an ice yacht
commodore.
Maceday Lake Is out near Wat
erford. Mich, 9 miles north of
Pontiac.
He also brought news of new
boats in the E class. Herb Chand-
Ter, Stan Warwick. Bruce Tappan,
Charley Grant. Harsen Smith,
Warren Bowling and Charley
Beck Jr.. have bought the new
models which are % feet long.
80 Boats IN Class
There will be about 80 OF the
E's racing this winter. Pochelon
still has his flyer and will be rae
ing against Joe Schermack' S
champion Mink H. Norman Sarns,
Gus Kline. Fob Miller and Phil
Heineke also will be back again.
Bayview Yacht Club will hold
its first ice yacht regatta January
l0-11 up in Lake ST. Clair
The International skeeter races
will be brought here for the first
time in February.
Alpena is now planning skiing
development which will give the
northern town one Of the finest
Winter sports setups IN the
country.
This will be heartening news 10
ski fans from Detroit and else
where who have been disappointed
in the past when they made the
trip TO the town on Thunder Bay
only TO find that no proper facili-
ties were available for the sport.
The ski slide itself is now ready,
needing only snow to make it
disable.
Ben Wright. the Voice of Alpena,
as secretary OF the Chamber of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Davenport was named vice com
modore and Ed Kemcny rear
commodore.
Edward II. Dunn and Steve
Takas are new members of the
directorate, while Harry MacFar-
land becomes feet surgeon. Com
modore FrederickS named Mrs.
]. r. Faulkner, an active Snipe
class racer, as club hostess. She
is the first woman TO hold COM
mlttee position in the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Crescent Elects
Todd frederii(ks

Todd Fredericks. skipper Of the
36-foot racing cutter Sonia II. Is
the new commodore OF the
Crescent Sail Yacht Club for the
coming year.
The $50 members of the all-sail-
ing club on Lake ST. Clair elected
him al the annual meeting. Dave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Mister Iceboat himself. AL Pooh
elon, breczed in. putting as usual
and winter officially had arrived.
We're going TO be starting Ice
boating out on Maceday Lake
any day now. Hello, how are
you" 1t was the typical Pochelon
ice boat approach.
Everything comes after this win
ter sport in the life of AL. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Hockey Standings

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Toronio ?. New York l.
Montreal z. Brooklyn 2
SUNDAYS GAMES
Toronto al DETROIT.
Montreal a. Brooklyn.
Boston at Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Some of those japanese bombs
may blow the Detroit Race Track
right out of the turf world -. It's
been one of those hush-hush things
for several years that the govern
ment has planned TO use the State
Fair Grounds for a troop concen-
tration point There are blue
prints showing a railroad spur
cutting right across the race track
Unless M Day plans have
been changed we may hear more
of this any day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

welder, metal worker, clerk, or qualify In
one of the many other speeialties. And
there's the BIG opportunity to be detailed
as an Aviation Student for pilot training.
A Master Sergeant Pilot is paid $3.50
per month. A private with First Class Air
Mechanic rating makes up to sos monthly.
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
Throughout the Regular Army there are
thrilling jobs to be mastered - jobs
that provide splendid technical training,
combined with adventure, useful service
to your country, and the opportunity to
prepare for O successful future career.
You're well fed, we'll housed and given
good medical care.
More than a third of all enlisted men
volunteer because of the recommendation
of their friends in the Army. Most Of them
re-enlist after their first three years. They're
the kind Of men you're proud to work with,
have fun with, and serve with. Get eli ths
facts from Regular Army men. There 10
no obligation. Write or visit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Defense Chaneeover

SHREVEPORT. La, Dec. 13
QNS) A program of national de-
Tense physical education will be
substituted for intercollegiate ath-
letics next year. officials of Cen
tenary College announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Yes. Thousands of thrifty we'll
dressed men are beating all records
for values at FRANKLIN'S during
their daring 18th Anniversary sale.
Here's Franklin's startling offer-a
pair of their regular $500 Bond
Street" shoes or $500 Barclay Hat
ABSOLUTELY FREE with any
purchase of $2l.50 or over Choose
from grand selection OF nation
ally famous blair Hall" suits.
You'll find a smart array OF big,
warm. burly blair Hall" overcoats
as well. priced at just s21.50. All
you need pay is just S1.00 and take
your selection home with YOU. No
red tape. No delay. Hurry and get
our FREE shoes or hat this eve.
ming or tomorrow nj FRANKLIN'S
DEPARTMENT STORE. 31S MICH.
IGAN AVE. shop any evening till
. o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
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