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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-16
HAPPENINGS May
of Local Interest ,sn

Patrolmen Peterson and Harring-
ton of the Border Patrol have
been transferred to Fort Missouia
to continue their work. Patrol
man Peterson left Tuesday and
Harrington Sunday for their job.
Early this week, little Wayne
Chattin had the misfortune to
fall from the swings at the school
playground and break his arm.
The break has been set and it is
mending nicely.
Coach Huss, Henry Butterfly
and Joe Stone left Wednesday
afternoon for Missoula. Butterfly
and Stone will participate in the
State Track Meet to be held in
that city.
John BaRwell of the B & L
Tavern of Cut Bank won the
beautiful hand-crocheted b e d :
spread raffled at the Coffee Cup
In Browning Monday evening.
The bedspread was made by Mrs.
j. Johnson of Waller. who labored
patiently for two months in its
crocheting.
MIR. James Leadbetter was a
business visitor in Cut Bank on
Thursday of this week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-16

DR.. NJ. F. KELLER - Optometrist
May be consulted at the Yegen
Hotel, Saturday, May 247th. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted.
All Ford Bldg, Great Falls
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-16

Special Bargains on hats. coats.
and pursee at the Yegen Hotel
Dress Shop. Come in and see
them.
Twin print Redingotes in sizes
up to 44-Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allison and
son Thomas of Minot, N. D. are
visiting at the T. R. Cummins
h ONE. Mr.. Allison is Mrs.
Cummins son.
Miss Kay Dupler visited with
friends and relatives in Conrad
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Gold and
daughter Mary Lee of Helena are
visiting in Browning. Mr.. Gold
is supervisor of rural schools un.
der Elizabeth Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Anspach
spent the weekend in Wolf Point
visiting with friends and relatives
in that city.
Girls Denim Stacks suits 81 90
to 81 95-Economy Shop.
Postmaster O. A, Tellifero was
u business visitor in Great Falls
on Wednesday of this week.
New costume jewelry-
Economy Shop.
Richard Taught was a visitor
at Great Falls twice this week
visiting his wife who ne had TAX
en- there to 90 through the clinic
last weekend.
FOUND-Set of Perry Motors
ring--car key and house key.
Pay for ad. Chief Office.
DR.. Bannister, osteopathic physician
is at the Hy Miller Hotel, Cut Bank.
every Sunday from 1890 to 5. If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
YieIdinq Miller Anglers Red Sox

NOTE TO EDDIE LEWIS AND NICK LoNDEs-Coach
Austin of the University of Pennsylvania wrestling team says
he good college today could throw the profess
sona three times four provided the weights any
where near coegian in better condition and he's
competitor merely performer There are feee different
holds in wrestling the good college wrestler knows 300 of
these holds In match ne may not attempt to apply 20
80 the other the opportunity opens
Boston Red Sox kicking themselves because they let
Eddie Miller of the Bees get away from them Ben
Hogans stroke average 1854 with best round OF
90 in As straight golf Pat Comskey the fighter
had his auto driving suspended three months for speeding
in his home town, Bellevile n j.
Sonia Hene will skate black ice in her next movie
Sonia will be IS April Pal Moran, outstanding hght
weight fought Benny Leonard and other stars of some
years back is in b. santarum in New Orleans Murray
Patrick 2year-od younger of Lester Patrick OF hockey
fame slated be called for service in May Harry
Harper Yankee pitcher planning $4,000 home in
St Petersburg Wendell Wilie plays table tennis before
breakfast Terry Moore is the captain of the St Louis
Cardinals succeeding Pepper Martin Walter Hagen says
Don't hurry don't worry You're only here for short
yisit-so why stop and smell the flowers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

baseball The ONei from Wnooka Pa. Scranton
mining section that produced Hughie Jennings Ed
Walsh Stanley Harris and other baseball notabes.
Corsica able Tiger sophomore pitcher celebrated
birthday DORM III toayonhe
\ where he got strong working stevedore on the
docks Murray Franklin Tiger recruit will be 20 this Sunday
So will Jeff Heath the Indians Franklin was born in
Chicago and Heath Fort William Ont, city made famous
m lack Adams of the Wings who also born in
Fort William Billy Souhworth of the St Louis Cardinals
declares that Harry Walker, Dixie Walkers kid brother is
already finished outheder with great arm all he needs
is a little more power at the plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Soccer Teams
Start I'd Half

The second half of the Michigan
Amateur League soccer schedule
gets under way Sunday with the
Bloomer Club meeting German B
in what promises to be a tough
contest at Jayne Field.
The Boomers. known as Villa
Venice during the first half play,
were. united and indicated. They
suffered their first setback last
month when the Bavarians beat
them in the City Cup semifinals.
Bavarians are expected to be
the team to beat during the next
half. They clash with the leagues
youngest, but one of its strongest
clubs, in Thistle B at st. Clair
Field. New Detroiters, made up
from a group of Jewish refugees,
knocked over most of the league
teams in exhibition games once
they were organized.
MICHIGAN AMATEUR LEAGUE
At Northwestern Field
Vsnetians VS. St Clair ? .. m.
At Jayne Field
German a VS. Boomer p. m
Polish Americans vs.. New Detrotet,
) ?. m.
At ST Clair Field
Jewish Americans vs.. Koiping. p. N.
Ravariant Vs. Thistle y, y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
ST. Theresa Ace
Also Named as
Stars, Captain
John Creeney,A Claw
son, Placed at Cen
ter on Dream Quint
Ry GEORGE MASKIN

Michigan's dream basketball
team-The Detroit Times all-state
high school combination. makes
its annual bow this Sunday.
Selected following survey of
reports submitted by coaches and
officials throughout Michigan, the
all-star team proves conclusively
that the Class A player has moth
ing over the boys who perform on
lower flight quintet.
For, on the first squad appear
two representatives of Glass A
schools two from Glass B and a
singleton from Glass c. The latter
group, incidentally, boasts the
greatest enrolment in the state.
Plenty of Stars
The state. as usual was loaded
down with outstanding talent. In
several instances hairline decisions
determined who made the first,
second and third teams.
This years first team has every
thing any coach could ask for in
joey Smith of Detroit st. Theresa
and Dick Walterhouse, Ann Arbor,
the forwards; John Creevey, Claw .
son, center; Daniel Pajesky, Ben
ton Harbor. and George Allen
Sturgis, guards.
There's offensive power at all
points. There's plenty of height
the boys average six feet. There's
not a weakling in the crowd on
the defensive side of the game.
The team also has its sparkplug
Joey Smith. The little guy from
ST. Theresa supplants his more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Detroit's topnotch golfers must
move over to make room for one
OF the -eeuHtry,s leading amateurs
Willie Turnesa, national anna
teur champion in 1888.
Willie, the seventh son OF a
mighty Eimsford IN, " golfing
family, announced Saturday that
Detroit will be his future home.
Also. in addition to representing
this city in national competitions,
he plans to play in state and dis
trict tournaments.
He has resigned his membership
at Knollwood Country Club, New
York, anu shortly will affiliate
with a district club yet TO be Sc
lected. He thus will be the first
player of high national ranking to
Join local forces since the days OF
Walter Hagen, Tommy Armour
and George Van Elm, who helped
make golf history for Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
McKechnie Raves Over Pitchers

Bill McKechne claims Cincinnati Reds has the pitching
staff the clubs history The Deacon expects Bucky Walters
Paul Deger and Gene Thompson be 20game pitchers this
Tod Morgan, formerly Of Seattle IS, Charley
Gehringers the lightweight champion
taa where he lives Lou Novhof slugger the Chicago
Cubs obtained from Los Angeles has ordered himself flock
37-ounce bats.
Ben Hogan takes Sammy sneads old job profess
sonal Hershey Jack Kearns Tampa, Fla,
declared The best day he Jack Dempsey could
have licked side Of Joe Louis Lou Novkof costly
recruit the Chicago Cubs picked from Los Angeles rs and
played game Of baseball before 1887 he %
Like Ken Kener and Tommy Heinrich he former softba
player Lou has weakness for pumpernicke bread and
borsh With only nine four-oaggers Wsy Ppp in 1917
the American League home championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
sgd Howe Due
To Score
Wings Seeking Second
Straight Ober
Hauks
Continued from First Sport Page)

ktOntlnue0 ffuHl u iFst spofA age
which marked their midseason
winning streak and their rise 10
first place. The club is showing
more hustle and smoother play
than ever before with Bill Jen-
nings contributing plenty Of dash
TO the Crosse Abel line and
Kenny Kilrea giving the club
real lift as the alternate forward.
Detroit expects to take the ice
Sunday in better condition than
the underdog Hawks. Of whom
Joe Cooper Doug Bentley and Art
Wiebe are suffering from injuries.
Adams believes only a decided
letdown can, bring defeat 10 the
club and he cant conceive Of the
Bentley boyS-And Gully Dahl
strom, as good as they are At
times. penetrating the Detroit
defense 10 beat Johnny Mowers.
Tire game is expected TO be one
OF the most bitter of the season,
with several of the Hawks, in
Guiding George Allen. Just an
Cling for trouble. A mob scene
would not be any shock 10 the
200 Detroit supporters who fol-
lowed the club.
Adams will bring his club back
70 Detroit Immediately after the
game. II a third game is neces-
sary. il will be played Tuesday.
II the Wings win Sunday they
can come -heme- and rest for the
final round. which will begin
either Thursday or Sunday, de-
pending Upon whether Toronto
and Boston 60 six or seven games.
The weeks rest is expected to
bring both Goodfellow and Eddie
Wares back 10 the Wings:
The Hawks were hopeful OF
throwing in more strength against
Detroit through the return of Bill
CarSe and Bill Thoms, two OF the
clubs best scorers, who missed
the first game of the seminal
through injury.
On the other hard there was a
possibility defenseman Joe Cooper
might not play because Of a torn
lgament and forward Max Bent
ley miss action because Of the t1u.
Detroit can't throw any more
power into this contest but may
have the services of Edible Good
fellow and Eddie Wares if they
are needed for a Tuesday game,
he revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

University of Florida has replaced football with rugby
Bet Carson Cooper pulled discovering Johnny Mowers
The Coop should be Come to think Of it, the Red Wings
have had string Of pretty fair middn better goalies
besides Mowers they Norme Smith Earl Robertson John
Ross Roach Wife Cude Bill Bevedge Dolly Doson and Herbe
Stuart
Walter Hagen golf champions born not made
John C. Clark Bnghamon y y sportsman has been reelected
president Of the Miami Jockey Club which operates Haeah
Cecil Travis S14 900 year the highest salared
ingon Senator less than onehrd of Greenberg
signed for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
SoftbdN
Group Sets Meeting

There will be a meeting held at
the office OF the municipal athletic
commission, Department Of Parks
and Recreation. 504 Elnwood
avenue. Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. All softball players and
managers interested are urged TO
attend.
Contracts for players, the new
rules of 1871. and eligibility OF
players will be discussed. Players
and managers unable 10 attend,
are requested 70 call Fitzroy 3S4Q
for further information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Their problem Is Elmer Layden.
Elmer YOU know, Is of the former four
h6rsemen at NOtre Dame. the ex-Notre Dame
coach and in this case, the guy who signed
contract for some sort of job with the National
League.
In short. the league must decide now what
kind of job Elmer will get.
1t was reported first that he had been hired
for five years at $4,000 per annum commits
siOner" OF the league. Some Of the Nationals
bIg-wigs, notably Alexis Thompson, indicated they
would not approve Laydens employment as conn
missioner" because the league constitution did
not provide for such office
Meanwhile, most Of the club owners said
only that they would have their say at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

the third round at Mamaroneck,
N. Y. last year.
Without offering excuses for
his failure 70 do better on those
occasions. he nevertheless figures
that with more time to practice
this season. his game should inn
prove. AS soon as the weather
permits, he plans to get in an hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Orlando Nice Guy To Fans

Jimmy Orlando may be the National Hockey Leagues bad
man but the Detroit fans he is nice bad man. Pee Wee
Reese of the New Covenant Presbyterian school league
Louisville the that produced Billy Herman of
the Cubs Pete Reser of the Dodgers celebrated his twenty
first birthday est Patrck Day. by signing with draft board
Earl Aver 81 with the Boston Bees figures he has
three years of big league baseball left in his system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

or two Of practice every evening
after leaving his office. "
"My short game needs brush
Ing up" the little fellow with
the broad shoulders said. land
I know | will enjoy working on
II, something haven't been able
70 do for several years"
DeuoiterS who saw him play in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Made Fine Marks

If he can approach the records
they made while here. he will
boost this city's standing in golf
considerably. Certainly he will be
a welcomed and valuable addition
to Detroit's big family of golfers.
Turnesa will be a sales execu-
tive with the Differentiai Wheel
Corporation, which manufacturers
wheels for the Fruehauf Trailer
Company. He has been connected
with the company for three years,
putting in his time on the road as
a salesman. Under the new setup
he will spend all his time here, a
change he figures will benefit his
golf materially without interfering
with his business career, which
naturally comes first.
After winning the 1888 National
Amateur az Oakmont, he was
eliminated in the second round at
Oalnont two years ago and in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
THIRD TEAM

Crissey (St. Mary's, Lansing) ]
Lnnd detroit Southeastern
Sartori Crystal Falls)
Frye tSaginawt
Phillips (Jackson)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

illustrious teammate, Don Oster-
man, on the first team. Beating
out the brilliant Osterrnan, who
made the Times all-state as a
junior, certainly wasn't a simple
task.
Smith rates the first team spot
on several counts. He mot OSter-
mani was the key man in the St.
Theresa offense.
1t was Smith Who strapped for
the ball all over the court, and
most of the time he came up with
il. Smith directed the st. Theresa
charge; cooled off h e Pirates
when they became excited. Above
all. he was the star in the clutch"
Smiths final night stand against
Sturgis in the state tournament.
when he paced St. Theresa TO the
Class b title with 10 points, was
the clincher the experts looked for
in stamping him as the years out
standing prep eager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
CY0 IS Battle
In Title Game

St. Gregory and ST. Francis
POLISH Will play for the CYO
senior division championship Sun
day al Catholic CentraIs new gym.
at 5 p. m.
St. Benedict and Holy Rosary
will be contenders for the title in
the Class A lightweight division
at 3 p. m. at the same center.
Six teams remain in the Class 3
heavyweight playoffs, four teams
having been elininated last week
end. or those remaining. St. Cath
crime, Our Lady Of Mount Carmel
(Wyandotte) and ST. Paul fGrosse
Pointel are undefeated in the two
game elimination series.
SUNDAYS GAMES
A. e. Clair Community Center: -
81. Psuls Crosse Pointe) ~ St cscehs's
S -Annuncistiou vs. ST. Davld's. s-Holy
Charles Va 81. Pauls CMateseJ 7-Holy
Rosary 81. Lsdislsus (girisi
At Catholic Central Gym, 3-st. ssn-
edict's vs. Holy Rosary st Catnerin. .
vs. Our Lady ~ Mt Carnel twysrdottsl
5-Et. Gregorv's vs. ST. Francis tPoishl /.
ST GregoFy's Va Santa Maria
A. Nativity Gym. st Margaret Mar
W. Our Lazy of Sorrows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
.Joev Smith Picked on Times AU-State 81
THERE ARE 1000 HOLDS IL WRESTLING

LAKELAND Fla March 29-coach Steve oNeil of the
Tigers is no stranger Lakeland was here that the
famous catcher OF other years spent his last Spring training
r,r in Cleveland uniform in 1922 Iris Speaker
was manager Of the Indians in those days Luke Seven Is the
only PLAYER left with Cleveland who with that cun that
wear After that Steve with the Red Sox Yankees
Toronto and the before returning to Cleveland as
manager IN 1886. . -,
Steve Of three brothers who played IN me Dig
aus ~ the same time John dead and Jimmy out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Scored 80 Points

As such, Smith is entitled to the
captaincy of the Times all-state
five.
Walterhouse was the man be-
hind Ann Arbor's reaching the
semi6nals in the state meet. In
one game alone. against Lansing
Central, he scored 30 points-the
seasons high in Michigan.
Although playing with a Class G
school. Creevey managed TO estab-
lish an all-tine scoring record in
southern Oakland County of BOZ
points. He had four-year total
of 753 points at Clawson - and,
like Smith, Creevey kept his
team together.
Pajesky was the best OF the
players in the western section OF
the state. AS for Allen, he was the
hero of the Sturgis team that
caused the greatest Juror in the
state meet.
Honorable mention list:
FORWARDS
Kivisto Gronwood), Anderson tstam-
hsugh), Reflino tMenomineej, Guzowski
-t4feH- Ri Crafts pAviAeA4 ~ ~ alters
Perry, Patton (OkemosJ Mivarovic (Mus-
ksgon Heghts), Adams (FairEroveD. syp-
ket Saginaw, Arthur HID. Pabas tsssi.
tLansing. 81. Mary's). Muider (Bhssfield),
Rabb (stevensvillel.
steiner qn,ley city,. Smith Morsnep,
anti. sutphen tBeidingsl, Tanner Crosse
Pointer, Monter tDets Lasaiiel, Mazur-
!. KieWIcz Cpet. ST. StanihIsusJ, Wright
(Det ST. Frsderiekl Meisncr (Det 81.
Mafaan E.prfrffdal
Baumgartner tDet Rita
Parry tDst southessternl' srahisn
tDet. SOUTHEASTERN Bryant Detroit
Northern, Big Joe Bale CDe,, csntrAD.
GDet, ChsdseyJ. Fisher tHanovet), Bod
zach (stevensyills), Holmes Grand LEDGE,
Devette (Muskegonl, Mcbride tHarbor
springsl. Potts tHowslD. oberlin (Hills-
dale. Bryant tClarel.
Pyciak Jackson, Cswood LsnsinE.
EASTERN, Riches tGrsnd Rapids. southl.
Mnstts Grand Rapids Central, Muider
tGrand Rapids SOUTH Nilsson (CarietonJ.
cne sv'P 81 Ps,Sies}. ' Ki.s,l ip.t. Nor,S,
uestern), Mokeskis (De,, cAss, WISER
man Highland Park). Conrad tGreenyillel.
Mckee oolsVsrt.r win s,ssiy, s 1rsna
Hsrborl ware (stursisl. Carpenter (Roysi
Oak, PrSt, (Monroel, Compton FLINT, 81
Msty'st, Olsen Bay. CITY. lord tclayton)'
y
GLANDS
Howidsn Grand Rapids chrls,isnl,
HlgEs Cedar Rapids. Tues Holland
s ssTss x. %sss16Sp c. m 's cS.9i
tBirringhanl. Dunckei tWilliamstonl.
Abraham tLansinF S. Msrys3, Dillon
fsaginav). cakes tsauit Ste. Msrie), SEN
dek UronwOodl. Gunther Crystal Falis),
Mahis lGlsdstonsl, Kium Benton Hsrhor).
Rsbh Obs Rapids, Rozminsh tKAl,
81 AuEustinei Reed tpon,iac). Ryback
Bay City,. Mcdonald fsAginav 81. Jo-
Fsphl. Tusco (Treptonl, zitts fst. Joseph d,
Bash (Western state High. Kslamatoo).
NacGregor tPontiecl, Phelps (st john,
Payne Maple Rapids
Costa (Dst southwestern), corstti
CHighland PARK. Taub Oct, centrsD,
Hurley ~. Of y High. OMEN Oct.
vintation). Twomey tDet., ST. Rose)
Linremsn CDet.. 81 Charles. Rsyhu m
Oct Holy Rosary, stoh (Det, 81 Pat
rick Ferry Diet Northern. Macintosh
Central NoseW1cx tChadseyl, Evans
River Rougel, varrs tDet.. Southwest
srnl. GrAbowsN fHartrsmcN. Naveaux
(Monroel, kAHe tDundseJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

silence keeping with the manners of
sphyny
assuring that Elmes status will be
If a n debate II n downright brswI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Layden Big Problem
PRO LOOP MUST DECIDE
WHAT HE'LL DO, NOW
international New. service wir.

March 29-With their annual meeting hardly
National Professional Football people
today greater quandary than bunch Of kndegarten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
SUNDAYS GAMES
WILLIE TURNESA TO MAKE HOME HERE


the last two Mesdowbrook tourna-
ments certainly didn't notice any
weakness in his game, in the short
department or any other. Both
times he paired with Harvey
Fruehauf and they went to the
semifinals while competing in ex-
ceptionally strong fields. lie is
keen about the Meadowbrook
event and is anxious to play in it
again this year
Willie recently returned from a
three-week vacation in Florida
with Harvey Fruehauf, and natur-
ally he played quite a bit of golf
Played With Duke
He also was at Nassau and
played with the Dake of Windsor
In a foursome the other members
of which were Dick Chapman.
winner of the 1910 National ANA
teur, and a friend of the Duke.
Willie was proud Of a 10 he had
that day The duke made an 50
despite some three-putt greens.
1.-THE duke Is a keen student
OF golf" Tlirnesa said, "and
plays real we'll"
Twenty-six years old. Willie has
been given a deferred classified
ton In the draft because Of de-
pendent parents. One of his six
brothers. Jim Turnesa, was called
home from the tournament at
Asheville. N. C., the other day for
an army medical examination,
Willie Just learned.
Besides the seven boys, there
also are two girls in the Turnesa
family. All the boys are star
golfers. Joe was runnerup, to
Bobby Jones in the National Open
at Columbus, o.. in 1926.
Willie is eligible for the APP
preaching Masters tournament at
Augusta, Ca, but because of his
new position will pass II up for the
first time in five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
prrHwMts
All.sA1s BASKETBALL sslsN'1

SECOND TEAM
FiHo' POSITION,
King
Va terhouse tEast Lansing y
nm NJ Atkins ,,.uen,
(st. Theresel... o os
tCreevey lst .There Sc
| lC1eM9on Meyer
fallen q tFordsonl---''
lSIut - .'''''' Nelson
Pa jesky SoG ipeto skeyl....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Jewish Americans vs.. Roiping =. m
Bavarians ". Thistle p, 3 r. N
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Infants Wear

Cotton Corduroy OveraliS.
Light and dark shades. Bro
ken sizes l to 8. Were 69c 3SC
Cotton Knit Polo Shirts.
Stripes and solid colors. Sizes
4 to 8. Were 39c -2 25c
Tots Straw and Felt Hats.
Light and dark shades. Were
s1.15 to sl.ss Sic to 99c
-One-Pc. Snow Suits. Wool
and wool-top fleece. Match
ing caps. Sizes l to 2 Were
1899 to S4.e9 S S1.SS
-Three-Pc. Coat Set for boys
and girls. Wool-top fleece.
Broken sizes / to 4. Were
$500 -------------S2.49
Cotton Crib Blankets. Solid
colus and nursery patterns.
36x50" size. Were s1.29 SIC
Tots Cotton and Rayon
Dresses. Solid colors and
prints. Broken sizes l to 6x.
Were sl.6s to $l.ss----74c
Girls Rayon Pajamas. l
and 2 pc. styles. Broken sizes
4 to IA. Were S1.1o ---42c
-Rayon Panties and Vests.
Cotton Panties and Creepers.
Were 39c to 59c-----29c
-Rayon Slips. Panties and
Pajamas. Wool and Cotton
Skirts, BathrObes, Ski Pants.
Toys. Were 7sc to s1.99 42c
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Sifcertcare

Gold Color and Simulated
Crystal Novelties. Slightly
damaged. Were Sl---- 39c
Hammered Aluminium Trays
and Bowls. Slightly scratched.
Were S3.98 to S598 -S1.99
Silver plated Cocktail Cups.
Discontinued. Were $3.50 81
Sterling Silver Bon Bon
Dishes. Slightly imperfect.
Were $2.98 ----SI79
4 Is" Well and Tree Plat
tiers. VIM. Rogers Guild pat
tern. Discontinued. Were
$lS -----------------S9.0 90
4 Sets Silver plated Table
ware. 2 26-pc. sets and 2 So
pc. sets. Slightly SCARED,
$3.50
Silver plated Salt and Pep
per Shakers. Slightly SCARED.
Were 81 soc
Kann's-Street Floor.