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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

DdNaDie july 1. 10 STOCK OF ItCpi u
June l.. The same amount was
paid April /.
Canadian General Electric Com
pany. Lid. declared a regular
quarterly dividend of s., payable
July !, 10 stock of record June IA.
Standard Oil Company of In
diana declared q regular quarterly
dividend of 25 cents. payable June
10, to stock of record May 10.
International Nickel Company
of Canada declared a dividend of
50 cents on common. payable in
United States currency on June
30 to stock of record May 81. The
same amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Brunswick Bake Collender de-
clared a dividend of 80 cents on
the common. payable June 10, 10
stock of record June 5.
lilo Roofing Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of
20 cents on the common. payable
June 10, 10 stock of record May &c.
Dayton Power and Light Com
pany declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of S1.12la on the
4i2 per cent preferred, payable
June ,, TO stock of record May 20.
United States Leather Company
declared a dividend of 81 on prior
preference on account of arrears.
payable May %. to stock of record
May 16. Previous payment was
$3.50 February 25, the first since
1888.
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
declared a quarterly dividend of
37i2 cents on common, payable
September l, to stock of record
August 20. Previous payment was
the same amount on April 80 last.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents. payable June 10,
10 stock OF record June 2.
Ohio Oil Company declared a
dividend OF Is cents on common.
payable June Ia to stock of rec
ord May Is. The company last
year paid 20 cents in June and 25
cents in December.
w. \. Sheaffer Pen Company
declared an extra dividend of 25
cents on common and a regular
quarterly dividend of so cents.
both payable May 26, to stock of
record May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

FolIansbee steel Corporation reports for
The quarter ended March 81 profit Of
S2s e29 after provision for all charges OK
cept federal income and excess profits
taxes During its previous SIX months of
operation in 1910 the company had a net
loss of $50 67s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts. 500; market. active.
Choice OF prime yearlings. dry fed. $40 80
m 80 good to choice warnings. DRY led,
$40 "a 10. 5Ofsir To good yearlines, dry FED.
50 p 10. choice 10 heavy steers, dry fed.
- 30 10 80: fair TO good heavy steery, Gry
fed IS Boa 30; good butcher steers and
heifers So so; fair 10 good steers and
heifers SSHq:. common butcher cattle,
So sos 80. best cows. S7m7 so; good
butcher cows 50 So -. cutter cows. S6 n
so: Gamer COVE 81 SO n ; so: old rims.
81 down best Ugh, butcher bulls. 81 u
n : IS. best heavv weight bologna bulls.
S7.75 rs; medium weigh; bologna bulls.
e 775; light common bulls. S1H1.75.
light common bulls. S677: stock bulls. SO
as. good TO choice stockers sud feeders,
Ssd II. common 20 fair stockers and feed
ers, 50 $50; mixers ana springers, $50
VEAL cALvEs-Receip,s $50 market.
steady Best calves, Sl2 fair To good
$40. 50 u IL So seconds. 50 10; eulls and
common. s. 50TS %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500 ;
market, steady. Best lambs. 50 rs 40 so {;
fair to good, Sc. 2a4LS- seconds. S74ts
skips. So down best sheep. 81 heavy fat
sheen. 81 j0N 3 so; eulIs and common, 81 80
n ? 20.
HOGS Receipts. 1900, market steady
gond aud choice. 200 70 23O lbs, IS 10;
40 to $50 lbs $ 60, $50 10 200 his.
S 81. go 70 30 lbs IS 20 20 10 2n0
lhs Sc "a. hesvies, 300 IN 325 lbs IS 20;
325 20 $50 lbs. IS 20; 750 10 $50 lbs .
- no. ruuEhs. S7..s7 :. 30 RIGHTS - % .
: -; good feeding PKG, IS; shipping pigs,
s. 0i slags, SO so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

Tubize Chatillon Corporation reports for
the quarter ended March 81 net profit Of
S459. 63s. equal after dividend requirements
on per cent preferred and 81 Glass A
stocks to IS cents q common share against
$3.50. 63s or 10 cents common share IN
The FIRST quarter Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Coca-CoIa Company declared a

dividend of - cents on common.
payable July l 10 stock OF record
June L. The same amount was
paid April /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bonsard . Co,
Windsor. Prices IN cents. Noon quotations.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

CHICAGO MAY e QNsl-HOGS-- Re
ceipts 2l.000 market 10c lower hold
overs 1000: top. $50; bulk. IS. 40d 8 IS
heavies, SIS - ~ & 80. mediums. Ss.40 20
lights. Ss.25Hs 65: light lights. 81 s0d
$40. packing sows, $50 y S 10; pigs.
SO. 80 y 7.25.
CATTLE Receipts g 500: market
steady: calves receipts. 500: market
steady: beef steers. choice. Sl1 NJ; me
dun, SSHi1 yearlngS IS % ~ a
butchers. heifers 81. 80 ~ il.75 COWS. $3.50
~ $50: bulls. Sc 500 Q so; calves. S6nl2;
feeders. 81 II. stockers. steers. 81 y il.50 ,
cows and hefers. 650d9 50
SHEEP Receipts. 10 900: market
steady; lambs. S11.40G11.7G common.
Sl0d II 40: sprinKers, $40. 80 n II; yearlings.
SIS % % %, feeders, SO 10: ewes, S.. SO q Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

fiIIsbt HtH
PITTSBURGH. MAJ -tINS)--CATTLE
Receipts. rs. market active and steady;
steers choice, 81 n so medium TO good,
ers. medium 10 good. ssae.50; common
Sc IS n s2S; cows. medium TO good. So. so
n $50; Gamers and cutters. 81 30 n $50;
bulls. good TO choice. SS25ma2 IS; common
to medium. S6.25a7.75.
HOGS Receipts, 700: market active and
steady; 16O-lSO lbs. Ss.40ds.65; ls0-220
lbs. S.. 65Gs S.. 220-250 lbs. IS 50u s s.:
25O-29O lbs. s25aS $50; 10000 lbs, 81 d
s, rourhs. 81 n 80.
SHEEP Receipts. 200; market active
and steady: choice lambs. Si0d 10 2h;
medium to good, S7.50ms: common lambs
81 so +. So ewes, So 5On4 wethers, $3.50
as; spring lambs. S1ld IS.
CALVES Receipts $50; market steadvi
good 10 choice Si1m12: medium, SO n
10 so; cuI!s and common. S4G7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Canadian General Electric Com

pany. Lid. declared regular
quarterly dividend of s., payable
July !, 10 stock of record June Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Detroit Stocks
1871 Range

Or cash s-on account Of accumulation. only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

Connecticut Railway and Lighting reports
March quarter net income OF $50, 100
against $40, GIL In the March quarter Of
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

PUGET sound Pulp and Timber Company
reports March quarter net proht Of
S31s s3f. equal 10 % cents share on
common compared with $50 800 or 81
cents on common in the March quarter Of
1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Standard Oil Company of In
diana declared q regular quarterly

dividend OF 3 cents. payable June
10. to stock of record May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

Tubits Chatiilon Corporation reports for
Tho quarter ended March 81 net profit u
$3.50 s3s after federal income and excess
profits taxes AGAINST $3.50. 63s In the March
quarter Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

Brown Rubber Company reports for the
FIRST quarter Of 1871 a profit Of So2 $50
after charges but before taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

Continental OIL Company and subsidiaries
show March quarter net profit Of 81
215 $50 equal 10 IS cents a share, com
pared with 1850. f34 or % cents a share
in the March quarter Of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

InternatiOnaI Nickel Company
of Canada declared a dividend of
so cents on common, payable in
United States currency on June
30 TO stock of record May 81. The
same amount was paid in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

w. \. Sheaffer Pen Company
declared an extra dividend of 25
cents on common and a regular
quarterly dividend of so cents.
both payable May 26, to stock of
record May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

would have complete freedom of
selection on promotions above the
rank of lieutenant.
Proposal ID is the result OF a
long study of a committee APP
pointed by Common Council to act
on complaints against the merit
board made by Commissioner
Frank D. Eaman and numerous
police officers. Commissioner la
man contends the merit board does
not allow the commissioner suffi-
cient authority to run the depart
ment.
Proposal f is merely a repeal
and saving provision Tor police
amendments b. c and d which re-
pealS all provisions of the charter
inconsistent with provisions of the
amendments and provides that il
any part of the amendments is
held unconstitutional such deci-
sion shall not affect the other
paris ---
Proposal +, il approved, win eX-
tend civil service protection &c
employees of the city election com
mission, excepting precinct cleo
ton officers and temporary
employees. The amendment vii
blanket in AZ permanent employe;
of the commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Abolish Merit Board

Proposal c would give the police
commissioner authority TO appoint
and regulate the activities of pri-
vately employed guards and TO re-
move such guards at any time
without cause assigned therefor.
Proposal d would abolish the
police department merit board, as
now constituted, and substitute an
appeal board consisting of the dep
uty commissioner of police, presi-
dent of the civil service commits
sion and corporation counsel, which
board would have jurisdiction only
up to and including the rank of
lieutenant.
Proposal d aise would iiEHiddttiee tt All I'll
civilian employees of the police de-
partment under the City'S general
civil service system, except that
the commissioner would have the
right TO fill vacancies in the CT
william employe rolls with disabled
police officers.
The amendment further provides
That such disabled officers shall
draw their regular police salaries
for the first two years, after which
the must elect whether to return
to police work, retire. or continue
on the civilian job at normal CT
william pay.
Examinations for the induction
and promotion of police officers
cup to and including the rank OF
heutenanD under proposal d
would be carried out by the police
training school and eligible lists
would be created from which the
commissioner would make promo
lions. The commissioner, alone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Voters to Fill so Jobs;
Pass on ID Questions
Six City, State and County Ballots
Await Citizens April 7; Three
Proposals Involve Gas

circuit Judges and one Circuit
Court commissioner 10 fiji the Of
flee vacated by Circuit Judge
George B. Murphy
The third state ballot viii con-
tain the two proposed conStttu-
tional amendments. both of which,
If approved. will tighten the re-
Strictions regulating the circula-
ton OF initiatory petitions.
Proposal A on the large munich
pal ballot If approved. Will amend
the charter TO give the city the
right TO acquire and operate mu-
nicipsl parking lots on public
utility basis.
This proposal sponsored by
Common Council, is designed to
give the city a husky weapon with
which to correct abuses by some
parking lot operators. 1t also will
assist the DSR, which has been
operating a parking lot transpor-
tation service in cooperation with
private lot operators.
Proposal b would amend the
charter to give the police commits
sioner the right TO appoint certain
assistants. including q deputy COM
missioner, and to delegate author
ity during his absence 1t also
would elevate the head of the
women's division to the rank of
Inspector or its equivalent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Assessment Change

Proposal G. would advance the
date for opening of the citys' as
.SeSSment rolls from April ! to
March l and give the assessors
approximately five weeks. instead
of two. to review complaints of
property owners. 1t also would
give the assessors a To-day period
following their review to settle
loose ends before delivering the
rolls 10 Common Council.
Proposal III would make more
equitable the paving and other spe-
cial assessments levied against
owners of corner lots by determin-
ing the assessment on a basis of
benefit derived.
Proposal /, one of the three gas
issue proposals. would amend the
charter to authorize the public
commission to construct.
acquire, maintain and operate a
municipal gas plant and system as
a public utility
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
2 Others on Issue

Two companion propositions VIII
be found on a separate ballot. The
first of these. designated IA.
would authorize the city to CON
struct or acquire by condem-
nation a gas plant and system as
a public utility and toNssue mort
gage bonds in connection there
With."f
The second, BIB, .woNld authorize
tire city 10 grant a 2t-year fran
chiSe for operation of gas plant
and system to purchasers of the
gas mortage bonds. such franchise
to serve as security for such bonds.
and 10 become effective only when
and if the city defaults on the
bonds.
More simply put. therefore, prop
ositions "A and BIB, if approved.
would authorize The city 10 con-
denim property of the Michigan
Consolidated Gas Company, issue
bonds 10 provide payment therefor.
and grant a 20-year franchise as
security for the bonds
Charter Amendment I. prCVi-
ouSly referred 10. would authorize
The public lighting commission TO
carry out the plan and operate the
plant if proposals IA and BIB are
approved. The amendment re-
quircS a mere majority vote for
approval Propositions AA and BIB
require so per cent vote.
+ Proposal J, the final proposition
on the large city ballot, is an I'M
official poll being taken by Com
mon Council on the question Of
selling alcoholic liquors by the
glass after = p. m on Sundays
Voters are being asked 10 express
their views on the subject. The
result VIII bavc no legal effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Citizenship, English
Glasses al Rouge High

Courses in citizenship and Eng
lish in preparation for naturaliza-
ton examinations are being given
every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evening at River Rouge
High School. it announced
Saturday. A certificate is given
upon completion Of the course
which may aid in naturalization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Common Pleas Race

Also seeking reelection for the
SiX-year term beginning next jan
uary are Common Pleas judges
John d. Watts, Gerald w. Groat,
O. Z. Idle and l.. Eugene Sharp.
Aspirants for their posts are
George S. Fitzgerald, Daniel R.
Foley, Sherman +. Kelly and
George w. Miller.
On the same ballot Judge 1de
is battling with Daniel r. Foley TO
continue to fill out the term of
Judge Joseph A. ellis, to whose
seat he was appointed when
Judge ellis was elevated TO Re-
corder'S Court. This term ends De
cember 81, this year.
Judge Neal Fitzgerald, appointed
to Common Pleas Court to fill the
vacancy created by the death OF
Robert +. Sage, is opposed by
Charles f. Merrill. This term ends
Dec. 81. 1913.
School board members Laura F.
Osborn and Clark ID. Brooks are
seeking reelection against Charles
l.. Spain, Howell Van Auken. Otto
f. Wendell Jr. and Joseph f. Ma
gel Three places on the board are
open and one new member is as
Sured because of the fact Oscar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

c. Hull is not seeking reelection.
Those elected will take office for
six years beginning July l, 1941.
Seventeen of the Is present cir
cult judges are asking reelection
for six-year terms on the new nom
partisan basis. the retiring jurist
being Judge Harry J. Dingeman,
who has been i'll for several years.
The II incumbentS asking return
are:
Vincent NJ. Brennan, Sherman
D. Calender, Homer Ferguson, Ira
w. Jayne, James F.. Chenot, Harry
B. Kiedan, Adolph +. Marschner,
Dewitt Ii. Merriam, Guy A. Mill
Ter, Lester S. Mol, Joseph A. Moy-
nihan, George B. Murphy. Henry
G.. Nicol, Theodore J. Richter, Rob-
ert M. Toms, Arthur Webster and
ClVde l. Webster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Recorders Campaign

On the city's judicial and board
ri education ballot. all 10 incum-
bents of Recorders Court are
seeking reelection for the Slx-year
term beginning next January, l..
Opposing Recorder John J. Maher
IS Rcnan SuSman.
The nine additional recorders
Judges. Thomas NJ. Cotter, George
Murphy. John V. Brennan. ". Nc
KAY SNllman. John 2, Scallen,
Christopher +. Stein. Donald Van
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
The Opposition

Opposing the incumbents are:
George Bashara. Charles Bowles,
John II. Brennan. William ]. Cody
Emil William Colombo. William
+. Connolly Jr., Stanley B. Dom
browski, Frank FITZGERALD, vii
liam NJ. Heston. Raymond ]. Kelly
Arthur A. Koscinski. Ernest p
Laioie, James Montante. Thomas
J. Murphy, Lila NJ. Neuenfelt, Ger
aid X. O'Brien. Nicholas J. Rothe,
Frank Day Smith and Edward L,
Wroblewski.
Frank ii. Lau and Arthur w.
Sempliner are battling for the Cir
cult Court commissioners post va
Gated by the promotion of George
b. Murphy to Circuit Court. The
term expires Dec. 81, 1912.
Edward II. Williams, Demo-
cratic Wayne County auditor, is
being opposed for that job by
Harry A. Dingeman. Republican.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

a SEJT1UN OF The PLANNED 4U-MILE
An architects drawing of the five-mile
road loop around Belle Isle that would form
the major portion of the $20,0O0000 section
of the proposed link between the ends of
Huron-C Clinton drive The Belle loop would
include TIVE baseHle bridges touching the main
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

nose among Detroit'S 6s7 90S
registered voters who 90 10 the
polls in the April Z election viii be
handed SIX ballotS-thrce city and
three state and county.
Collectively they will give etec-
tors a chance TO vote on the filling
of y city offices. 9 state offices
and 20 county offices.
In addition, those six ballots VIII
afford voters a chance 10 say yes
or no" 10 nine proposed Detroit
CITY charter amendments, two mu-
nicipal propositions, one munlcipal
advisory question and two pro
posed amendments TO the state
constitution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Only 7 Issues

Voters need not fret about the
u questions they will be asked 10
answer on two of the three city
ballots. because four Of them are
on one subject and three more on
another
Regarding these seven questions
as TWO. therefore. voters are beng
asked 10 pass on only seven Sepa-
sst!!44sst
Adding the two state issues, then,
there will be only nine issues, plus,
of course. the filling of the 50 Jobs.
Largest of the three municipal
ballots is the one embodying the
nine proposed charter amendments
and one advisory question. issues
are designated on this ballot rs
A, B, c, D, +, F, q, II, I and j.
Proposals B, c, d and +, however,
all have to do with a reorganiza-
ton OF police department oPerat-
ing policies
3 on Gas Deal
Proposal I on that ballot and
propositions IA and BE listed on
the second ballot all have 10 do
with the proposed plan to acquire
and operate Detroit's gas utility.
he third municipal ballot is the
one on which voters will be asked
10 elect Recorders Court. Traffic
Court and Common Pleas Getfft
Judges and three members of the
Board of Education.
First of three state and county
ballots is the so-called party bal
lot" the only one on which voters
will be asked TO differentiate be-
tween the major political parties
On the party ballot voters vii
elect two regents Of the University
of Michigan, one superintendent oil
public instruction. one member 81
the state board of education. two
members of the state board Of ag.
riculture. one state highway com
missioner for the uneXpired term
of Governor Van Wagner. one
state highway commissioner for
the regular term beginning July
!, and one Wayne County auditor
The second state and county
ballot is nonpartisan ballot and
through it there will be elected
two justices. of the Michigan Su-
preme Court. Is Wayne County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Zile, Joseph A. ellis and Arthur
+. Gordon, are pitted against a
field of nominees which includes:
Louis Andrzejewski, John Atkin-
son, Henry S. Sweeny, John A.
Baxter, Valois f. Crossley. c. Wal
ter I1ealy, A. G.. Jeffries, Oren A.
johnson and Maurice Sugar.
Thomas F. Maher and George
T. Murphy, incumbent traffic
judges, seek reelection against
Harold NJ. Ryan and M. d. Stein.
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Rugs Reduced

4x7 hooked Rugs Of wool and rami. Were s225o
Now Observation-Disclosures x14SS
36x3s Round Cotton Tufted Rug. Frinsed all around
Was 81 rs. Now ---------- x5S5
21xH Figured Twist Pile Rugs. Were s7lo Now s395
,7x54 Administer Rug. Was s425. Now --- s2s5
9x12 Fiber Rugs, imperfect. Were sl395. Now s7s5
SKIP Soft-tread Rug, frnged all around. Was s44 so
Now $3.50
. sxI2 Fiber Chenille Summer Rugs. s2l 95
Now S1645
3x5 Hand hooked Rugs, wool ramie Were $13 95
Now ------------- S945
: 32x5s Cotton Tufted Rugs. Were 1895. Now S59s
42x42 Round Cotton Tufted Rugs, rubberized backs
Fringed all around Were SIS. Now-------S' S's5
RUGS
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Your Opportunity to Shop Economically
Art NeedIework Reduced

1 Model Needlepoint Door STOP dog design maroon
background. Was $3.75 Now--------------- S2se
pairs Model Cotton Pillow Cases, embroidered
one case stamped. White with colored embroidery
42x36 inches Were 81 So Now 81
piece Needlepoint-char seat and back design finished
only background to be filled in Seat 30xao inches
Back l7x27 inches. Was $3.50. Now Sle5e
piece Needepont Chair Seat and Back design finished
only background to be filled 22x24 inches Back
21x23 inches. Was $3.50. Now ------------ sI25
piece Needlepoint Design. finished only background
be filled in. 26x27 inches Was s3 Now ~ So
1 Model Linen Luncheon Cloth, 5Ox7O inches White
with colored embroidery. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
Model Linen Bridge Cloths, 34x34 inches White with
coored embroidery. Were $3.50. Now --- $500 sIse
Model Linen Dresser Scarf. 16x44 inches White with
colored embroidery. Was s225. Nows12y
ART NrEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Spring Goats, '26
We're S35 and more

10 wool twill and crepe coats in navy, black
and brown. Box and fitted styles. Sizes IL
to 20 201z.
10 Spring Coats of Forstmanns and Juil-
iards fine wool twills and crepes Fitted and
boxy styles Brown, black and navy. Sizes
IL to 20, 40, 1872, 1872, 221a. Were S3S75 and
more Now S2s.75
Casual Spring Coats-casusl styles and fab
RIGS Beige and navy. Sizes IL to 16, 20.
Were s2975. Now w------- s22
Three e-piece Spring Suits, cape and topcoat
styles. Beige, blue, rose, gold color. Sizes IL,
IA, 1S. Were $35. Now S2 S22
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Women's FormaIs, 'o'95
We're SI60S and more

" ETE yIUIO ana WUTe
dinner and evening dresses of rayon crepe
and rayon jersey in rose and green and blue
Sizes 10 to SO and ~, A, 22la.
Dinner and Evening Dresses, some with
jackets, of rayon crepe and silk chiffon. Blue,
white, rose. Sizes 20 to a and 74ha. Were
$25 and more Now S1e.5e
WoMENs FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLooR.
Women's WoInut Room Dresses Reduced
. Long Coat Ensembles; wool coat with .
rayon print dress. Green and blue. Sizes
1871 and 20la Were 500. Now - Ss2
3 Long Coat ENSEMBLES; wool coat with Z rayon
print crepe dress. Gray, beige, toast Sizes
1s, SO, 40. Were s1lo and sl25 Now 365
WALNUT ROOM. THIRD Floor.