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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
+ arms and Lands for Sale

600 ACRES grazing land. independent lv
ing growing cattle in western Arkansas
So 900 Vermont 5-s476
so ACREs-Good hunting numbered land
near lake and Lewiston oregon 1897
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

EHALT-Long distance van, local, in
sured low rates storage. 4s22 Livernois.
Lafayette 1894.
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned, repaired,
refitted,l tMAYFAiR). 1886 Bellevue.
Dearborn 0i33: PLAZA 3sss@ "a
HAMILTON MOVING = Local. long dis
lance: lowest prices in town: trunks. soc
up Temple 2-7i70. f7ie Hamilton.
IPAcIFIc-s7. So. "a hourly or Job;
bonded. insured. Randolph 6253.
VIcToR's MOVING, sTORAGE-strictly
hired men. established since 1875; lowest
flat rates. 17126 Syracuse. slocum 5000.
VIRLEY COULTER - Light moving. ex-
pressing; reasonable; reliable; Immediate
service. Cadillac 211e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

BAKERY for rent fully equipped Mar
shall oven. reasonable rent. Madison
9272
BARGAIN Restaurant making real money
business. fixtures stoch AL $500. terms
Olive 4i25
BEAUTY SHOP Established trade. sci
reasonable. illness. 1876 East JeffeF,
son. Lenox 1920
CONFECTIONERY Illness forces sale
living quarters. redecorated excellent
business Ivanhoe 900a
CONFECTIONERY Doing good business
sacrifice on account Of illness Trinity
2-e32i
FOR sALE-stsmpinE plant. tool room
equipment exceptional opportunity: OH,
small city Box 6i09, Detroit Times
SALE OR RENT ~ Modern brick store
5oteO n. suitable for 5c-Sl or dry goods
prosperous town. farming community SINAI
factory on good highway. Box 2f3 Mason
Mich.
TAVERN Glass &C.: near CIV Han ex
ceptionany good business illness. Leno,
is2I7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Bungalows for Sale

A 4-ROOM house near Smile and Gratiot
water gas. electricity. near schools and
stores: nice bot - 600 $3.50 down 25SOO
r. Jefferson. near i0-Mie, or 247O0 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Music Lessons

LEARN popular songs, trsnsposed. any
key Free voice test. Telephone Cadil-
lac 322f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Share Living Quarters

CROSSE PoIHTE FARMS AIS Manor
five-room bungalow couple girls
Tuxedo 2-sSt7.
lcoNsULT the enlarged Real Estst. hs,ings
IN The biz sunday Times want "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Lumber, Building Materials
ALTERATIONS
ADDITIONS. ATTICs. INCOMES
2" BRICK VENEER


2" BRICK VENEER
Roofing, siding, plumbing. We take 'hg
entire job. FLA terms
SUPERIOR HOME IMPROVEMENT co
10000 r. Warren.
PL. 0elf sun. A. Ewes. Fl ss5s
BRICK siding. So 5 100 square feet
National General supply. Lafayette Sass.
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES-''B Built Ac-
cording 10 Requirements" Hogarth 4i4i.
bath: 24x2O. 1921 0O.
state Lumber. 2O0ll John X. TO. s-l20o.
LOW CASH PRICES
la6 Up. GAR SIDING. ]. 900 BIZ, Sf5. 90
HOMEBUiLDERs
1891 scHAEFER no. $3.50
oNE-cAR gaiage. l2xis. SsI.5C. Fillmore
Lumber. 2i20i GratiOt Roseviile 1850
PoRCHEs. sxl6 with labor. slg5. Puhhc
Lumber. sis u. 7-Mile RI TO. s-7l25.
SCREENS SCREENS
ALL SIZES-ALL PRICES
r. cURRIER 1901 MILITARY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

Furnished Rooms for Rent
BEAUBIEN 3

ATTRACTIVE front rooms. private wash
room. decorated. private home Reason
able 1903 ClOverlaWn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

CARLIN AVE,

BOULEVARD EAST GRAND, near Kerehe-
Cherry 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Fwnished Houses for Rent

FURNISHED broom modern nous. at CAss
Lake: kego Harbof 302s caSs Lake
Avenue.
ROSEDALE PARK Modern, rooms
porch. garage. near bus; July August
Vermont s.32i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Cadillac First Top
Class Team 10
Roll in City

Jimmy Cox's Cadillac Five vii
be the first team 10 cast It's lot
in the championship flight when
the twenty-ninfh annual city
bowling tournament starts its sec
ond day at Whittier Recreation
tonight.
There viii be three squads Of IL
teams each from the Financial
League. Michigan Consolidated
Gas and Stroh, made up of Class
A. B and { quintets IN addition
TO Class "A
Peter Hunts Twentieth Century
OF the New York Central Athletic
Association set up a none too diff
ficult mark to better in Class p
when II rolled 81 pins. over lis
average with games Of s66-871-789
for 1896. Harold Gekinske's 20
IN -536- was tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Shoot at Red Run
Draws States
Skeet Stars
B&peN- GHIIES

Promptly at Q o'clock tomorrow
morning 100 of the states crack
skeet shooters, duck hunters, trap
shooters. upland game hunters and
just plain plinkers will march in
on Red Run Golf. Clubs Gun Club
and the second annual Invitation
Skeet Shoot will be off in a blaze
OF gun powder.
The sun will hang low in the
west when the final squad con-
sisting of John Oswald, Dick
Hecker, AL Freshe, Perry Jorgen-
sen and Roland Crosby Wald out
to shoot their 80 targets.
On the first squad will be five
expert golfers They are I'd
Mead W. A. Riley jay McMufien.
Chan johnson and Carl Schnell
They can shoot. too This fellow.
Riley. beat all the stars last year.
including Hank JOY Bud Young
and others
Five polished gun stylists are in
squad FIVE. Carl futile leads off
followed by Il 4 Prussing A. R
NoryS the immortal Roy Bier and
r. r. Willis IN the very next
squad Is Benny Butts. famous
trapShooler Who once held the
world trapShooting long run title
al the Grand American. lie IS
thanked by Jerry Rafferty, Matt
Haskin. " a Gabel and Y. {.
Shelter.
-evcr1 HSrT11tt7. t+frr AfEouac- brat
man Is cleanup man IN squad Z
{. J. doc Eberly. Andy Logan
II r r r -rf~trrr-1-rrtr-r 7rr- fiTtt tVi771
D@s>er should round oui a real.
squad
John NcManus. hunter de Luxe.
Charlie WinninEham. j a Stall.
J Ray Scoiaro Jr. and Herman
Gabelman are upland game hunt
y plus but any one of these men
id humble Don Sperry. Paul
Sek Boots Allen Jerry Decker
Tom Metzger BIZ BorVn Walter
Tulhurt Mickey McBroom. Frank
kracht Ralph Teague and many
other OF the states select group Of
skeeters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Y Swim Teams
Are Fdvorites

Two Of the four Y n { As
Detroit N the state
y swim meet IN the new Michi-
gan State pool a East Lansing
tomorrow are larorites % win
titles
Western. winner of he senior
boys division and unnerup To
Grand Rapids in The men diu-
SONS last year. IS gwen the edge.
The team is led hY Dave Pushman.
runnetup last NeaE IN The Belle
Isle swim Zigmuuj Iudyke. city
y tfleholder in the 50 and 100
ward free style. and Al Szynal
city y backstroke champion
Northern and Grand Rapids arc
the. other tWo contestants with
crack teams that promise to make
The meet tough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Show
Outdoor
Movies

Outdoor sports fans are cordially
invited TO attend a special showing
Of color movies then faAle,r-ft.
sports al The Detroit Times audi
forum Thursday night starting al
S O'Clock. An interesting and
entertaining program has been ar
ranged. There viii be no charge
for admission.
Claude parmelce. nationally
known big game hunter Will give
an exhibition of rifle shooting.
Mike Tokar, greatest off-hand
shot in America. will give a dem
onstration Of his accuracy in hit
ting bull 's-eyes. John KirSchner.
tops among prone shooters. also
viii give an exhibition So viii
Roy Schwarz. one Of the best Of
Detroit's rifemen
The movies vii be one of the
high spots on the program There
VIII be thrilling pictures of trout
fishing on Sand River in Ontario.
elk hunting in Colorado and
moose hunting IN northern On
tario The nations leading ski
jumpers vii be shown on IShpem-
inc'S famous suicide slide 4 II
these pictures are in glorious
colors and give a splendid view of
the various parts Of the country
The seating capacity Of the audi
forum is limited 50 fans are
warned TO arrive early
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
ATTEND BRUISES

Adams returned Io-ti7e dressing
room ard looked around a sec thai
everybody Was all right A few
bruises needed attention and Honey
Walker gave them rs undivided
attention
Carson Cooper ono Of The great
est Of Red Wing history. dropped
IN 10 say hello
Boston is a great club. ! saw
--theT4f-a eetPle-ef times in
Toronto. But this team the
Wings have done a great job.
They are playing on borrowed
time. They weren't expected to
reach the finals.
The PLAYERS didn't lo.fer around
lonE. A. soon as they dressed they
Jeff for home L Wa a tough game
and they were tired And then YOU
never feel your best when YOU
have been beaten
When Aubrey fDib Clappcr
knew he had been sentenced to
the usual two minutes for high
sticks, hut tried to ignore IL by
taking his place on the Bruin
bench. an irate fan screamed,
Don't YOU know where the
penalty hoN is =" The referee re-
freshed the players memory and
guided him to the Jail. Dit by
the way. keeps his hair looking
slicker than any other player in
the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Bruins Near Mark
Winning Bel i'm Row
Continued from First Sport Page)

score on A PLAY started by Flash
Holett The Boston defpnseman
who staged a sltdown strike 10
save himself from a trip 10 the
rT1TT1T1TS carly ms SedS0T u1adc
Manager Art Ross glad again
when he carried the puck through
center and passed 10 Roy Con-
aeher for close-in shot at
Movers.
Johnny saved on that one al
the right corner but he WIS on
the seat Of his pants. out of. posi-
ton when Eddie Niseman whipped
across the goal mouth and tapped
the puck into the leitshand corner
for the tying goal
Undismayed. Detroit continued
TO threaten. Although held score
less by BrlmseK-S great netuUTd-
ing While Flash Hollett vas off for
holding. they scored as soon as the
Bruins were at full strength. This
time It vas Sid Abel who carried
the puck almost the length of
the ice
He lost control Of # breaking
through the defense and BrimSek
came out and cleared 10 the blue
line Jack Stewart stopped it
there and passed il right back TO
Abel on the left corner Sid drew
fTImsek down and hTfed The
puck in
Detroit held the lead his time
for a little more than SIX minutes
before Schmidt Went TO town He
was opposing the line Of Gicse-
brecht Howe and Aodere Bruno
teau. with Orlando and Stewart on
the defense. Schmidt took the
puck Ia md ice drove his 1qa
pounds through the center of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

Detroit defense like a fullback and
shook off the last defender 20 feet
out 10 swoop in and push the puck
under Mowers as the Detroit
E0dt1g WRIT - ms iitfft-e-f-.
Il was also the "kraut' line
which OUTRAGED the Detroit de-
Tense for the third and winning
goal in the first minute of the
second period. this tune with the
Crosse. Abel. Jennings line and
Orlando and Stewart on for the
Wings
Big Dit Clapper pitched the
puck back Of the Detroit net from
center ice and Woody Dumart
raced in unimpeded 10 center It
out for Schmidt Milt came over
the blue line two strides to take
TIE puck and-hfat4- -ieffss ankle
high shot 10 the right side. which
was IN the net two seconds before
Mowers even moved. It was very
evident his vision must have been
blocked by his own defenders.
Detroit had at least six good
chances to tie the score.
But It was Abel himself who
came the closest. With the Bruins
gong into their she'll in the last
10 minutes. the black-haired
hustler from Film Flon raced the
fenEth of the fet-to get tn alone
on BrimSek. Frank dived out TO
meet him and they collided five
feet oBt and skidded into the net.
~ ne. slid Abel reached back for
the puck TO sweep it into the net
but ne couldn't get his stick on
it. The rubber stopped a foot out
of the empty corner-with tie
score and a possible victory at
stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
ABC Standings

ST. PAUL. April TI.-Standings
in the American Bowling Congress
tournament today follow:
FIREMAN EVENT
NoFel Bros Forest PARK IL 3165
Hermann Undertakers St. Louis 1913
scnmlesine Ice Cream. Cincinnati Zgef
IS estln ghouse A A Pittsburgh 1853
Pepsi-C0ls. St Joseph No 295l
TNo-MAN EVENT
Elmer koch Ned Day Milwaukee 1907
g Bahmeyer-N Burton s. Louis 1906
p 81 Aubin-R Lamb Toledo o 1905
r loyd-FeFeh ard ETFvF- Peters. Chicago 1900
C o Donnel-s GarofolA s. Louis 1895
SINGLES
Martin Carlson Rockford. III. 80
HHa KaHas Milwaukee ~
Victor Baehoiz Nankato. Minn 721
Harold KeHy South Bend Ind IA
Charles Wagner Philadelphia III
ALL EVENTS
Harold Kelly South Bend pol;
Eddie KoepH Cleveland ie7.
Nelson Burton s. Louis 1867
George Tishock. Milwaukee 1876
John Erben Forest Parz IL 1876
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
SPRING SURPRISE

Il remained however. for a
bunch Of NeaFlif4fss to spring The
big surprise IN Class { Carl
Verley's North Shore Limited. also
Of the New York Central spilled
rs pms over IFS average far first
place in combining 673-793-729 for
2195. Carl, the pilot. was high
with ITS.
Best series of the night was
rolled by George Otenbaker Of
the Paeefnaisers of the y Y {.
He shot 204-220-221 for 625, while
his team rolled 81 pins under Its
average w1rh 1850.
Mayor ward J Jeffries
officially opened the largest M.
nicipal tournament in the world
1856 teams-by rolling the first
ball The mayor picked off only
the 7-pin on his first try and came
back to leave the Clio on his next.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
ADAMS Cru SHED

-I4ckAl4l.-A Ma - l4-a.fi..ifts---.
With the winner, Is crushed IN de-
feat He walked through the play
ers and INTO The back room The
cares of the entire world couldn [
eieh deeper lines on his rudy face.
lis friends lei hm With rs
thoughts for q fe'V minutes and
fhen drifled IN - haze a word
with him
Just Brimsek." TIC manager
tells them hat guy he il to
have on your ball club. But We
missed our chances. The puck
living in the corner and Sid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Danny Snni(k III.
To Miss Game

Illness viii force Danny Smick,
former all-around athlete at Michi-
gan. from Jaglowicz Giants lineup
when they face Auto Club in the
Triple a final Of the Detroit
Basketball Association tomorrow
night at Holy Redeener.
Smick Is confined to his home in
Ionia He IS physical education in
structor a. Ionia High School In
the Class A final at p. m. Langs-
chide Will take on Winston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

Abel can't reach II. To win
YOU got To be good and YOU got
TO be lucky. We have been pretty
good in this series but heaven
knows We haven't been lucky"
The players took their showers
IN silence. By the time they Starief
dressing. cid friends appeared anc
insisted on conversation Gradually
a buzz started and before long Tho
boys were talking abou1 tins ane
that in the game and how i
changed. the result Al We're loud
In their praise Of BrImSek Whe
PLAYED q brilliant Eame N tne ne1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Rubi and Russell
Meet on Mat Card

Bert Rub and "Reb' Russell
Will lock grips in the secondary
bout on Mondays Arena Gardens
wrestling card. In the main bout,
Frederick von Schacht and Karol
Krauser will decide their Polish
German mat feud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

PLAY started by Flash Detroit defense like uback anc
oett The Boston deeneman shook defender 20 fee
who staged sdown strike and push the pucl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
RULES

All want "a complaints ana requests
for cancellations. corrections or adjust
ments must DO made to the classified
dept. before 10 .. m. on day Of issue.
This Newspaper reserves the right 70
classify. revise or reject any want I'D
and IL not responsible for errors after
the first incorrect insertion OF any adj
vertisemeut.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

LOST-On soot Of Alexander Drive,
l4-foot steel gray rowboat, green trim
on oar lock. $40 reward for recovery.
r. w. Quinna,, Roseviile 1l79-M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07
Help Wanted Male Female B-3

WANTED-anyone working IN Mount
Clemens and driving daily to Utica.
Romeo or Washington, please write 70
Box s6. The Daily Monitor. Mount
Clemens, Mich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-07

WANTED-Elderly man for general
cleaning and outside work, must be
sober and reliable. Room. board ana
wages. Spring Valley Tavern. De-
quindre I'd. north of Auburn. Phone
Rochester 7841.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
u. s. Navy Day
SET for Oct. Il
International Nsw. s.r,Ies WIZ.


WASHINGTON, oct. 16.-The
nation will salute the navy October
II. Navy Day, the anniversary OF
Theodore Roosevelts birthday,
again VIII be officially sponsored
by the Navy League Of the United
States, which founded the celebra-
ton 19 years ago.
Commodore Sheldon Clark OF
Chicago, president Of the league,
IN a recent visit 10 Washington
stated ire theme Tor Navy Day,
1871, as:
To-day. lovers OF liberty
throughout the Americas are
grateful for the presence, on the
sea and I'm the air. of the power
ful fleets Of the United States
Navy. Dedicated TO the defense
OF democracy, they are now
standing strong and ready
against the evil forces in the
world.
I'VE want 10 honor those who
brought this great organization
into existence, and appropriately
salute the officres and men who
are carrying on Its magnificent
tradition"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Chang losses I'd Keeper
Drawing His Cage

NEW YORK. oct Is Chang.
the 5000-pound Bronx Park 700
elephant which on Tuesday made
the newspapers by tossing Keeper
William Smith 80 feet and sending
him 10 the hospital, revels IN the
publicity.
After reading tho newspapers
today, 40 or 50 persons animal
lovers. amateur photographers and
plain citizens gathered in front
of the elephant cage to gaze upon
Chang.
Philip Stavola. an aSsistan {
keeper. entered the cage with his
brush and pail. lie turned his back
on Chang.
That was the same cue which
Smith had given Chang on Tues
day. Stavola went flying through
the air-not with the greatest Of
case and landed on his hip on the
concrete 20 feet away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

VS. Service Wire
until Jan. IA, 1939-drew ST.
44S in commission.
In that January. Bioff called
Mayer to tell him he was having
trouble with Nelson and wanted
him replaced with Harry Beatty.
Until May, 1871, Beatty drew
about $4,000 in commissions In
May, 1871, federal indictments
were filed against Bioff and
Browne, and Beatty was dropped.
EASY WORK
Smith, Of the film agency, took
the stand and corroborated large
portions Of Mayors testimony.
Asked by United States Attorney
Correa what work these two men
did 10 earn their z per cent. Smith
answered:
"Nelson spent his time collect
Ing commission checks. Beatty
came i'm the first Saturday To
collect his check hut then asked
us TO mail II 20 him from then
on"
The government introduced a
batch Of almost 50 Cancelled checks
in evidence.
Nelson testified that he is a
brother-in-law of Bioff: that Bioff
induced him 10 leave his job as q
stone mason in Chicago To assist
Biof in collecting some money
from M-G-M.
He said he met Louis Mayer and
was given job as film agent OF
the SIT 448 he received, he said he
kept SIPS week as salary" paid
income taxes on the full amount
and turned over $50, 800 TO Bioff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Two Of
The nations leading movie mag
mates, Louis B. Mayer and Nicholas
M. Schenck, testified in Federal
Court here that Willie Biof. the
little fat power" man in Holly
wood labor circles, had-dFaiHed
their organization Of 1897 900 IN
less than four years in return FOL
a guarantee" against strikes.
Mayor, managing director oil
Metro-Goldyn-Mayer climaxed the
testimony of the government wit
nesses with a story that more
than two-thirds that sum had been
paid TO a brother-in-law and a
friend of Bioff under the guise OF
commissions for the purchase OF
raw movie film.
The story as Mayer, and later
two other Hollywood business
executives, explained it indicated
chicanery as raw as the film IN
volved.
Bioff is on trial with George +.
Browne, the president of the In
ternational Alliance Of Theatrical
Stage Employees, charged with ex-
torting more than S500,000 from
four major film companies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BOSS TOLD HIM TO

Mayer said he rejected the plan
=Ira-tAe- early SumHeF-ef-l937i
however, Mayer said Schenck,
who is his superior IN the organi-
zation, called 10 ask him If he
thought the Du Pont deal could
be reopened.
II want friend Of Willie
Bioff TO get that per cent,
Mayer quoted Schenck as saying.
why Bion?" Mayer asked.
"Bioff could cause US plenty
Of trouble" he said Schenck
answered. "Don't argue. just
do IL and Bioh will tell you who
IL 10 get the commission"
A few days later Biof came 70
Mayors office with Norman Mel
son. introducing him as the man
TO handle the sub-agency.' Al
Mayors request. Nelson. brother
in-law 10 Bion was hired by
Smith e. Aller as a salesman and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BOOKKEEPING TROUBLE

Schenck testified he had paid
100000 in l936-1937 TO Bioff and
Browne 10 forestall trouble for
Loews. Inc, OF which he is presl-
dent. David Bernstein, vice presi-
dent and treasurer of Loew's
which Is the parent organization
for M-G-M, explained he had 10
record the payment on the books
as expenses for various execu-
tives.
Because Of the bookkeeping diff
ficulty. Schenck said Bioff later
agreed some other method OF pay
ment would be preferable.
Mayer took up the main thread
the government case.
OEarly tn 1897, he said. M-G-M
was buying It's raw film eXclu-
sively from the Eastman Kodak
Company, through a selling agency.
At that time, John Wesley
Smith, OF a rival selling agency,
Smith & Aller. approached Mayer
and suggested that M-G-M pur-
chase It's raw film through his
from Du Pont and that he would
make the arrangement attractive
by paying him 7 per cent OF the
total sale as a commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BOYS BOLD PLAID SHIRTS

SALEl Buffalo and Scotch plaids in cot
ton flannel. Slide fastener neck. Maroon
brown, blue and green. First Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

SPECIAL! Short lengths, 8 TO 10 yds.
Soft fluffy cotton outing flannel; ideal
for baby things. 27-inch. End Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Washable Finish W'mdOw Shades

SPECIALi Choice of ivory. eoru whit.
and tan. 50 inches wide: feet long.
Complete Second Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Mems Sturdy Cotton York Pants

SPECIALl Cotton moleskin double
wovens and whipcords; medium, dark
shades Reinforced. First Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
BOYS COSSACK JACKETS

SPECIALi Colorful plaids or solid coll
ors in warm Winter woolens. Slide fast
ener closing and pocket. First Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Turkish Face Cloths, Seconds

SPECIAL Pastels and white. coored
borders Red, blue. green. gold, black,
peach and rose included. End Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CdnraS- COUcred Week end Cases

SPECIAL Water-resistant week snder
with brown canvas cover. First Base.
WARDROBE TO match ........69S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

SPECIALi Two patterns in scrap
bag sort OF color combinations. Wash
able. S0xs4 inches. Second Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
REFLECTOR FLOOR LAMP BASES

SPECIALi Four-way lighting Juniors,
SWAY student bridges. With rich
bronze plated bases. Second Basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
NOVELTY WEAVE SPUN RAYoks

SALE Blended for notified effecti
Black. navy, green, blue, brown, wine,
gray and tan 39-in. wide, End Basement.