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Evening star., 1941-05-08
Women's Dinner and
Evening Dresses, 'I2''0
We're $685. and SI9.95

Of rsyon crepe and rayon jersey. Blue,
rose, green. Sizes 20 to "A and 2212.
10 Dinner and Evening Dresses of rayon
crepe and silk chiffon. Some with jackets.
Black and pastels Sizes is. 20, SO and
AZ, 221a to 241z. Were s29.75 and more
Now S1S.75
Long Rayon Velvet Evening Wraps in
blue, black. wine. Sizes SO to A. Were
S2975 and more Now $3.50
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Women's White Shoes
s2.s5
Less than Y price

100 pairs reduced because of soiled con-
dition. Suede and cotton mesh, linen, kid.
also multicolored cottons Stepin or san
dal types. Broken sizes to 8. Widths
AA to B.
155 pairs Pandora, Matrix and College
bred Shoes of patent leather. wool CAB
ardine. kidskin and buck. Strap. stepin.
tie styles in black, brown, white. Low,
medium and high heels. Broken sizes
4 to g. Widths AAAA to B. Were So 95
and more. Now--- $5.95
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-08
and Mrs. Frank Knox, also men,

bers.
The council met today at the
Shoreham Hotel and is expected
to conclude its business sessions
tomorrow.
Last night many State society
dinners and suppers preceded and
followed a lecture on old houses
of the District, given at the Shore
ham by Mrs. Walter G. Peter of the
District society. Yesterday after
noon council members were taken
on a conducted tour of the Ameri-
can wing of the National Art Gal
lery.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Knitted Curtains Special
pair,
pair, " !

220 pairs of cool cotton-and-rayon knitted cur
tains for Spring and Summer. Eggshell, ecru
and colorful combinations About rs inches long.
yards long Special
Odd Lengths Fabrics and
other cottons drapery curtain fabrics to
Il and greater reductions
CURTAINS AND DRApERrs SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Pictures, IS

n PfP JI.ZS
80 in varied assortment of framed prints in
Guiding hunt and garden scenes, figures and
dancing subjects.
Round Antique framed Plate Glass Mirror, measur-
ing 80 inches. Was S35. Now --------- -- s19.75
. Plate Glass Mirrors with meta-leaf frame Were
S25. Now $3.50
2 Horizontal Plate Glass Mirrors framed in antique
type metal leaf. Were $35 Now w---.--- S19.75
1 Decorative Plate Glass Mirror framed in metal
leaf Was $35 Now ------ ----. S19.75
Is Original Unframed Water Colors by local artist.
J. P Gensener Were S22 so. Now SLIPS
! Metal-Ieaf Framed Portrait of William of Nassau.
Was 1925 Now ------- Sl2 so
Large Processed Oil Of the Colonial Portrait Count
Rumford Was SOS Now Sl25O
1 Large Processed Oil Of Floral Study. Was $40.
NOW
Mahogany Framed Floral Print. Was So Now, 81
Large Floral Prints. Were $40. Now S5
Original Oil Painting, Evening Glow" by Troeblin
Was $35. Now ow----------------- $3.50
P1cruRkk AND MIRRORS. SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Juniors Shoes, s3'7'
Were $3.50 and S6Z5

IS pairs in black patent leather.
blue or tan calf. A variety of styles
in broken aSsortments. Included
are some GrayfeX. Sizes AAA-
5l2, 6, 6l2. 7, III, 8. 8l2. g.
AA-5. 512. 6. 6l2. 7, 71a. 8. 8lz.
9. As. 5l2, 6. 6l2, 7. 712. 8, 8l2.
B-4, Az, 5. sig, s. 6l2, 7, 7l2, 8.
JUNIORS AND CHILDREN's SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Trade-in Radios
SOS s3.e5 and s5.e5

Especially good for rllmpus rooms
Or an extra radio for your chill
dren. Famous makes. Table and
cabinet styles. All are in playing
condition.
Other Models $50 to S19.95
l Electric Combination RCA S29.95
/ Photograph. spring wound. canvas
case. Originally s13 so. Now = s7,65
/ Bronze-finished Desk Radio with
pen holder and electric light. DAM
aged. Originally s39 SC. Now S1945
81 Record Albums. holding 2, 3 or 5
records. Similar albums have been
81. Now SOC
RADIOS. FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Maternity Dresses Reduced
Costume Ensembles
'S We're SI395 and more

25 ensembles with wool coats (some lineO
and matching or printed rayon crepe
dresses. Rose blue, beige. Sizes IL to 20.
In women's sizes 38 to A and 20l2 to
2412-ensembles with navy or black coats
and printed or plain rayon crepe dresses.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Misses Formal Fashions
Reduced

Dinner and evening gowns of rayon net,
chiffon, taffeta. crepe, jersey, satin and
wool crepe White. black, green, blue.
pink, red, rust and gold-color. Sizes 10
to 20.
81 We're $685. and more. Now ---S9.75
IA Were $685. and more. Now---s12.50
Were s22 e5. Now -s14.50
10 Were s2295 and more. Now---S16.50
IL Were s2e.75 and more. Now---s1s.50
4 Were S35. Now ----------------S S22
Were s35 and more. Now-------- S26
Were S4975. Now So2
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Millinery SIS

Less than y price
rs of felt-and-wool fabric. a few
fur felt Dobbs included Black,
brown, navy and pastel colors.
Headsizes 2112 to %.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

cidentally with the reading by Mr..
De Hart of a paper on his fog
studies before the American Mete-
geological Society's meeting today
at Miami.
Joseph j. George, chief of Eastern
Air Lines meteorological service,
reported to the Weather Bureau
here this week for temporary duty
ION loan" from air line to conduct
fog studies for the Government.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Girls Sweaters, 'l'4'

~ ere 5I.95 ana more
so Wool sweaters for little girls,
girls and 'teen-agers. Sllpons and
cardigans. Red, blue. white, nat
ural yellow. green. Sizes 3 to IS.
35 Wool Sweaters in sleeveless,
short-sleeve and long-sleeve styles.
Red. yellow, green, white, blue,
brown, rust. green. Sizes to IS.
Less than 2 price --------- s5c
so Wool Flannel Skirts, suspender
and band styles. Aqua, rose, blue.
navy. beige. gold-color Sizes 7
to is. Were slo5. Now SI.45
GIRLS SroRIswEAR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
ChiIdren's Suits and
Dresses, s.

LtSS HuH u pffte
20 Suits and frocks in the 3-to-6-
year size range. Cottons and
rayons in blue. brown and mixtures.
IS Spring weight Wool Coats, styles
for boys and girls. Navy, tan,
blue. red. Sizes 2 to 6. Were
s1095 and more Now - S7.95
Is Spring weight Wool Goats for
little boys and girls. Tan, brown,
rose, blue, Sizes 8, 4, 5 and 6. Were
S7e5. Now -------- S5.95
Is Party Frocks of rayon taffeta
in pink, peach or green. Sizes 3
to 6. Were 1895 and more.
Now S2o5
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Womens and Misses apparel Exceptionally Low Priced
Misses Dresses Reduced

Group includes daytime, afternoon and
tailored dresses of rayon crepe and sheer
wool. Ensembles and costume suits, some
with capes and full-length coats, in such
colors as beige light blue, green, gold
color, navy, black and monotone plaids.
Jacket dresses of Forstmann twill in
beige, red, royal blue and navy. Covert
cloth jacket dresses. Rayon print dresses
with soft wool jackets. Sizes IL to 20
4 Less than Z price ---S5.75
IL Less than p price e-------- S7.15
IL Were s16.95 and more. Now---s12,50
"a Were s22 95 and more Now S14.50
Is Were s2295 and more Now - $3.50
IA Were S2975 and more. Now $3.50
II Were S35 and more. Now S2i
10 Were S39.75 and more. Now ----- S26
IL Were S49.75 and much more. Now s29
Were S45 Now - $3.50
Were s4975 and more. Now S37
4 Were S59.75. Now W---$3 $39
10 Were s59.75.
Were $69.75.
Maternity Dresses Reduced
One and two piece styles for daytime
and evening. Rayon crepe and sheer
wool. Sizes II to TO-
13 Less than y price S5.75
Were s2295 and more. Now $3.50
Were s25 and more. Now $3.50
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Misses WoInut
Room Gowns

Dinner and evening gowns, some with
Jackets Silk jersey, silk crepe, rayon
crepe, net chiffon and faille. and wool
crepe. White black. flame, violet pink.
green and blue Sizes II to 20.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Girls Summery Frocks
SOS
Were S2.95

60 cotton and spun rayon dresses, in
assorted prints and stripes and q
few solid colors. Sizes to IA
Z 'Teen-age Spring Coats, regular
and chubby sizes. Navy, rose and
tweed mixtures. Wool. Sizes 10.
IA and 1872. Were s1095. Now s7.95
& Girls Spring Coats, Shetland-type
wool and tweed mixtures. Tan,
blue, rose. 'Teen-age and chubby
sizes, IL to 16l2. Were s1395.
Now .-- ----- Seas
50 Girls Cotton Dresses, prints,
stripes and dots. Sizes To IA.
Were S195. Now --------- S1.45
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AeE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Housecoats, s2.9'

Less than price
II housecoats Of rayon jersey. satin.
MORE and spun rayon. Rose and
blue, and red plaid. Sizes u. IA.
Is. l6, AZ
8 Rayon Satin Housecoats, wrap
around style. Prints on red. blue
and black backgrounds Sizes y
to l8. Were S595. Now 1896
NECI1CEEs. THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Costume Slips, SIS

" PTF ps .UU
7 pure-dye silk crepe slips with
built-up shoulders. Tailored style.
Tearose. Sizes "a, 36. 40.
4 Evening Slips Of pure-dye silk
satin. Low backs Tearose. Size
80 Were 50 95 Now S1.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Japan's war expenses are expect
ed to rise further and to fall more
heavily on the masses.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Women's Union Suits
68e

We're 81 and more
18 knitted le-and-rayon union
suits, step-in style with low neck,
built-up shoulders, closed crotch.
Broken sizes and colors-tearose
white; sizes small and extra
Knitted Gowns of Bemberg rayon
with cotton lace trimming. Blush
color. Sizes "a, SO and 40. Were
1886 Now s2.95
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Mems Medium-weiqhl
Hats, s2.s'
Floor Screens Reduced

Less than Y price
10 Wallpaper Screens, assorted designs
Less than u price $3.50
Antique-effect Paper Screens assorted designs.
Less than y price ----------------.. So
Simulated Leather Screens, plain, decorated.
Less than q price -------S5.95
Hand decorated Simulated Leather Screens.
than u price S8.5O
Antique Paper Screens, floral. Less than p
price ------------ $685.
l Antique-effect Paper Screen, black and goldcoor.
Less than d price .-.-- ~ 1895
Antique e-effect Paper Screen Oriental design Less
than y price ----------- S4.95
Decorated Paper Dinette Screen. Less than p
price ------- S4.95
Antique-effect Paper Screen Colonial design Less
than p price ------- S3.25
OFF white Shutter Screen Less than y price S4.95
l Ensembled Wall Paper Screen, dubonnet and gray,
floral and stripe reversible Less than y price, S1.25
l Mahogany Side Chair white simulated leather seat
Was sl725. Now Observation-Disclosures $40
1 Heirloom-fnish Maple Arm Chair. Originally SIC.
Now ~ $40
6Mahogany Side Chairs. Originally s23. Now S115O
Green and White Lounge Cart Was $50. Now $3.50
l Mahogany Plant Stand. Originally S44 Now S22
LIVING DINING Room FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Tissues
Special 25e

200 boxes of Economy cleansing tissues in
white or peach. $50 double sheets in a box
Is boxes Pinoccho Novelty Soap for children. Were
ST. 1Now--------- ---------- Soc
12 Rex Leather Compacts assorted colors. Were 78c
Now ----------------- SIC
Tor1E1R1Es, AISLE a. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Juniors Robes, s3'95

II rayon satin and jersey robes,
vrap-around and slide-fastened
styles. Pastels and a few dark
colors. Sizes II to II.
Rayon Satin Housecoats, peach
color. Cotton lace trimmed and
tailored styles. Slide-fastened.
Sizes IL TO IS. Were s795 Now S5.95
JUNIOR MISSES FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Costume JeweIry, 'I'4'

Uas s2IS
35 pieces of assorted tewelry, including neck
laces, bracelets and clips of metal and colored
stones.
IL Necklaces Pins and Bracelets of metal metal
with colored stones Were $3.50 Now----S2.35
COSTUME JEwELRy. AISLE S. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Gowns, s2.9'
Were s3.95

II silk-and-rayon satin gowns
trimmed with dainty cotton lace.
Tearose and blue. Sizes "a, 36
and 38.
4 Pure dye Silk Satin Gowns
trimmed with embroidery. Pink.
Size "a. Were S595. Now $3.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Rugs Greatly Reduced

1-9x12 Soft-tred Cotton Rug.
fringed all around. Was s44.50.
Now $3.50
3-gx12 Fiber and Cotton Chenille
Summer Rugs. Were $2l,95. Now
S16.45
2-3x5 Hand hooked Wool and
Ramie Hooked Rugs. Were Sl395.
Now ---------------- S9.45
1-32x56 Cotton Tufted Rug. Was
1895. Now w---------------- S5.95
2-2x4 Cotton Tufted Rugs. Were
$3.50, Now --------- 1895
1-22x45 Cotton Tufted Rug. Was
S775. Now ----.-----S S3.95
1-9x12 Administer Wool Display
Rug, imperfect. Was $685.. Now
$3.50
S-2x42 Round Cotton Tufted
Rugs with rubberized backs Frlnged
all around. Were SIS Now s1,95
I-9xl2 Fine Quality Administer
Wool Rug. Was $50 so. Now $3.50
RUGS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Fine JeweIry Half Price
and Less

. Sterling Silver Double Folding Frames Were s2o.
Sterling Silver and Black Enameed Cigarette Case.
Less than u price Now $3.50
2 Silver Plated Cigarette Boxes. Less than y price
Now ~
1 Silver Plated Cigarette Box. Less than y price
Now ------------------- YOU
Horse Vase; silver plated Less than Il price Nov s3
1 Horse Vase; gold plated Less than u price
Now S35O
1 Sterling Silver Money Clip. Less than y price
Now ------------- $50
1 Sterling Silver Hand Mirror. engraved NJ. F. w.
Less than l2 price. Now ----------- 81
Crystal and Colsidney Necklace. Less than y price
Now -------------- S1250
Jade and Gold Plated Necklace. Less than Il price.
Now ------------- $3.50
l Carved Crystal and Coral Necklace. Less than y
price. Now S8.15
IS Cameo Brooches; 14-karat gold. Were $40. Now
s6.75
Cameo Brooches: 14-karat gold. Were $40. Now $40
1 Cameo Brooch; 14-karat gold. Was s25. Now $3.50
/ Boudoir Clock. Less than p price Now---s $3.50
: Boudoir Clocks Were $3.50. Now ------Sl2.5o
4 Boudoir Clocks. Less than ? price Now------s15
/ Boudoir Clock. Less than price. Now ----- SIS
l Onyx Clock Desk Set; two pieces Less than p
price Now ---------------------s1i5
FINE JEwE1RY, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
LiIy Of France Duosettes

We're s4.95 and more
IL Duosette foundations Of cot
ton batiSte or brocade with elias
tic. Sizes 35, 36, Al, AZ.
Woodthrop and Bien Jolie Cir
dies. Light step-in styles Of cotton
Summer mesh with elastic and
rayon satin down-stretch panels.
Talon-fastened. Sizes rs, 27, %,
80. Less than y price s2.95
5 Vassar All-in-one Foundations Of
rayon and cotton woven with Las
tex" yarn. Small, medium, large
SIZES. Less than u price s2.95
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Cotton-and- in light, fancy
patterns. Single and double breasted
models.
Z Cadet Suits, coat and long
trousers. Sizes 10, II, 10, IA. is.
Were S1095 Now -S7 S7.45
5 Knickers Suits, coat and pair of
knickers. Sizes IL, IA, l6. We're
1895. Now ------------S S6.45
9 Rugby Suits, coat and pair of
shorts. Sizes 7, 8, 9. Were $685..
Now ------- S4.45
Is pairs Summer Slacks of cotton
and-mohair, assorted fancy pat
terms and colors. Sizes 26l2 to %
inch waist. Were 1896. Now, 50 SIS
33 pairs Two-piece Pinocchio Cot
ton Crepe Pajamas, plain colors Of
blue and tan. Sizes to 8. Were
SIPS. Now ----- soc
So Pinocchio Cotton Crepe Robes
to match. Sizes to 8. Were
sl.25. Now -- SOC
30 pairs BOYS Junior Cotton Over
alls in herringbones and plain
weaves Sizes 5 to 8, II. Were
Sl50. Now -.------------- $50
THE BOYS STORE. FOURTH FLOOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Farmers Market
APPLEs-Mofntosh fancy. "a hr

APPLES-Mclntosh fancy, " bu.. No.
!, si2s9I.7S; No. 2, 7'c eu.; Northern m
LIS; No. 2, SIPS; Greetings. No. 1. 75c ~
81 rs bu.; No. 2. soc bu. Jonathan, fancy.
s175 bu.; No. 1, sf.25q1.50: No. ?, 81:
Delicious, fancy, 81 bu. No. /, $50 gi.I5
bu No. 2, Use pu.; wagnsrs. No. /, $40
1.35 bu.
BEETs-Tsncy, 81 bu.: dozen punches,
soc; No. j, to8 soc; dozen punches 500
66o bu.
BRocoLLI-No. /. s1T1.2s ou.
CABBAGE--No. I, 50d75c bu.; No. q.
4oc; red, No. 1, 60a75c bu.; curly, No. i,
80 ESQ bu.
CARRoTs-No. /, so a soc dol, bunches
81 al.3o bu.; No 2. 45c dozen punches,
&C cAuirrLowER-No. q. nei.so.
CELERY-Fancy. e0d70c doz. punches;
Nc er L ssu Ar 3 sSSass 81 No.
CELERY cABBAaE-rsncy, 81 bu. d;
No. 4, e6Q s6c blu.
CELERY RooTs--No. 1. sf11.25 bu.
medium, $40 q 1880; small, ss.76Hs.
FENNEL-No. 1. sl.259i5o doren
HoRsERAprsH-No 1. sSa7So PIX.
oNfoNs-Dry onions. fancy. s2r22s;
No. I, s1.501t.75 50.lb sacks: No. 2, 81.
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. s1g1.25; No.
2, Toe bu.
PoTAToEs-Fancy. si.l0 bu.; No. !,
s5c 1s1: No. e. soc
PUMPKINS--No. 1. t01 soc bu.
-RADIsHEs-Red, dollhouse. No. 1. SOC
SC dozen lunches.
RUTABAGOS-No 4. 50a7Oc bu
eoUAsH-Hubbard, No. /, 40a SOC /;
Table Queen, No. /. asa soc: No. 2, s5c;
Delicious, No. !, so n 65c bu.
TURNIPs-No. !, 40 q soc dofen punches;
90 n75c bu.; No. 2 soc bu.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Escsroe, No.
., so Toe bu endivs. No. /. e0c n 81. %
hu No. 2. 75c: kohl-rabi, No. I, 35d SOC
don. bcns Swiss chsrd. 20 a soc bu; kaIt,
No !. 40 a soc bu. collards, No. 4. 900
SOC bu mustard. No 4. so Use bu leaf
lettuce dollhouse. No. 4, e0c nsi 10-lb.
basket; Issks, No. 1. to9soe doz bchs. ;
spinach. No: 4. 75c9S bu.; turnips, No.
INvEoEfisIE orsrERs-Ss. 1. sos7se
dosen bHnshea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

APPLEs-Michisan bushsl crates w. Q
Mcintosh. si.eo01.7o; Delicious, $500
i tss N sscg, sHa ia uD ISSs
i. so: Rhode Island oreenings, sIoIi5
Wageners. s1d1lo; Hubbardstons, 81
Winter Bananas, 81; New York bu. crates
w.shin S4c soa.. Delicious. aaira fancy
s22 rs; fancy. s2u220.
BEANs-FIorida bu. hAmpen Black
Valentines, si:75Ia; truck receipts, ger,
srsy s sGod r.n.la aso good I ssa:e
Bountifuis. few s1.75; truck receipts. gen
orally good, t1.25.
BSoccosI c a. q ea nosy '';s;:
0u caRRofs&hos Angelo. crates, dor
punched California. $500; Arizona,
and doz. punches, SO. so.
CELERY Michigan bundles. / don.
stalks Mammoth. 45c; fine quality. .sse;
dor. tz.7sa3; special crates. . doz.. sass
cAULIrLowER-Pony srts. IFS and
.f ehsis GalsGsnls .i ss...chu..,. Dbl
boxes, Howes t3.5o13.75.
CucUMBERs-Florida bu. b'kts.. fancy
dRxPEs-california display Tugs: EN-.
meriss. 81 ssa1.so.
yona, Phoenix district, 5 doz., $650a7;
fair, s., So 4 don, f6d6.50 fair, SIS.
LEAF LETTUcE-ohio dollhouse. lob.
oNioNs-so-lb. sacks: Sweet Spanish.
Y. s. No. 1, 3-n. and larger. COLORADO
Utah and Idaho. si.50 2-3-in. size. 81. as
q 60; Michigan U. 3. No Fellows, TO
500 2-in. ana larger. I60. few. 81 SIS.
few 81 IS; ain. min. Sweet Spanish, las.
PoTAToEs--100.lb. sacks, idaho Russell
Burbanks; U. Q. No. !. washed. $3.50
2 rs; lob sacks, soc; 10o-lh- sacks, U. 8.
Commereisis, s2.2s; Maine. 1oo-lb sacks.
y. No. !, chippewss and Katahdins,
81 s5f2; oo.lb. sacks, 81: l5-lb. sacks,
chippewss. si55a1.7o; Russet Rurals
Green Mountains, bib. paper sacks, n
q 2sc.
RAD1sHEs-Texss u crates. IS punches.
81 50d1.65 90 punches few $3.50.
RUTABAGAS Canada 50-lb. sacks.
waxed. IS n 75c.
SHALLOTS-Lo barrels, punched.
seas.7o, mostly $3.50; crates s-dos.. si.7s;
9 don, 81. so.
sPTNACH--Texas bushsi baskets, Savoy
type 75ca 81 10
SWEET PoTAToEs-Porto Rican ysms,
bushel crates, louisiana, u. q. No. !,
81 40a1 80; Texas ". q. No. I, few, S1.fe
Tennessee, 1880 l. 40; New Jersey bushel
hampers, u. 8. No. 1, Jerseys. red soil
stock, s2d22o.
ToMAToEs-ohlo dollhouse, s-Ib. bas-
kets, mediums, $3.50; 10.lb. cartons, re-
packs, 81 30df36
TANGERTNEs-F ridA. <-s bushel
boxes, Comb. grade, f2.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
PROPOSALS FOR
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE +.

Sealed proposals win b received at ne
ofics Of the Department OF Street Nails,
ways, Room 106 Administratioa Dufl1ips,
ST. Jean and nhosmAksr avenues, Detroit.
Michigan. Monday. Dec. Is, 1871, at 400
p. M. at which exact time and place an
proposals received win be opened for the
sale OF property described a. follows: Ni'
1911 feet OF frontage on the west side
OF woodward avenue. Immediately north OF
the Terminal Arcade Building, IN Highland
Park, and opposite the Highland Park
plant OF the Ford Motor Company The
property has depth OF 100 feet, and has:
In addition. 25-foot perpetual sassmsnt
at the rear.
Certified check for IS, 900 90 made pay-
able to the Treasurer Of the City OF Dstfoft
must accompany any bids. All bids must
he net to the Department OF Street Rail
ways and shall In no case include Any
brokerage.
Ths right 10 reject any or all proposals
Ia expressly reserved by the Board Of STREET
Railway Commissioners and /or the Com
mon Council Of the City Of Detroit -..s
For additional information and bidding
instructions telephons Mr.. Homer 2. Hb<y,
Secretary OF the Board Of Street Railway
Commissioners. At Plaza $500.
BOARD OF STREET RAILWAY
COMMISSIONERS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

eeipts. $500; market steady; holdovsr'
1000: top. 1920; bulk. Se.eoQlo.16
heavies. 50 90 d10: mediums, 9s.S5 q 10: 40
lights, 50 500 10. 90 light lights, %. 10 p
1910: packing sows, ssqs.1s; piss. ss.7'
CATTLE-Rscsip.s. 100: market steady
calves. receipts, 500; market steady: bee
steers. choice. s11.75113 ID; medium, So
hsifers ssqi5.75: cows 81. rs 9s.25; bulls
81 so a 10. 50: calves, S611276; feeders
SsdIl.75; stockers, steers, ssd12; cow
and heifers, 81. 80 n 10. so.
sHEEP--Receipts 3 500; market steady
lambs. sii.50Q1l 90: common, $40 q Il so
yearlngs, s110. ewes, S466: feeders
k10Q11
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

nav Su0oT -
DOMESTIC CONTRACT
GLAZING PrIcrH ~r}f
January, 3.01 bid. .-Fz
March. 3.07 bid.
May, 3.07 asked. 80
July, 500 asked. <t
sales Open High Low Closs Cbs.
March 2.67h 2efh b3.e7 80, a..
May II 2.s7 2.e1H 3.s6H b9sT -.
July ~ 2.s7b 2.s7b 2.s7h b7.s1 ...s
Total sales, 40 contracts.
OTHER MONTHS CLOou
January. 2.ee bid.
ssptsmbsf. a.ee bid.
CfTY o. DETROIT
DEPARTMENT or STREET RAILWAYS
11i00 ghesanaksr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. No quotations available
Saturday.
EGGs-Markst weak: current receipts
32c. undergrade, 26ts H27hc.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-01-30

MEET IN DOVER
Production Credit Association
Meet in Dover; Reports
By Committees
100000 OUT IN LOANS

The Seventh Annual Meeting of
the stockholders of the Delaware
Production Credit Association was
held on Saturday, January 16, 1871
in the auditorium of the Dover
Public Schools at Dover About
400 persons attended this meeting
including stockholders, their wives,
and their invited guests. The adj
dress of welcome was made by Mr..
L. D. Caulk, President. The report
of the Executive Committee and
Directors was made by Mr.. E.
Laird Kratz in which he stated
that seven directors meetings We're
held and As meetings of the Loan
and Executive Committee We're
held throughout the year. Among
other things Mr.. Kratz stated that
he had attended two meetings of
the Advisory Committee of which
he was elected member at the
Group Conference meeting held in
Baltimore in June, 1910, there be-
ing seven on the Advisory Commit
tee elected from the So Associa-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-01-30

ed the harbor as proper site for
the defense of Honolulu.
Naturally neither officer could
foresee that Pearl Harbor eventu-
ally would become an important
naval base, even though its pos
sibilities as such were recognized.
eff the water upon the bar could
be deepened, which I doubt not can
be affected" wrote Commodore
Wilkes" it would afford the best
and most capacious harbor in the
Pacific" Wilkes also wrote that
the location was SO named because
it was the only spot where pearl
oysters" could be found in the
islands.
Units of the Marine Corps have
been stationed at Pearl Harbor
since 1904. Nearly all of item
seem well pleased with their tour
of duty in the Paradise of the Pa
cific."
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-01-30

of war veterans, have been at work
preparing to form the nucleus of a
State Home Guard, if authorized
by the Legislature. The 261st was
formed in 1926. The Delaware and
Jersey battalions, known as the
First and Second Battalions, re-
spectively, were kept independent
in organization although formally
merged as one National Guard reg
iment. After the President had
ordered the 261st into federal ser
vice, the War Department early
this month ordered the separation
of the battalions to their respective
state guards, and renamed the Jer-
sey unit. The 261st was last in the
field in June, when it engaged in
three weeks of training at Fort
Hancock, N. J.