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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Decoration
Exercise Care in Selection
OfWaIIPaper for NewHome
II, WILLIAM h. CLARKE

TO-DAY WITH The stores
stocked with new and interest
me designs, one Of The oldest
tools OF smart decoration wall
paper, has again come milo ITS
own.
Patterns arc hoider and more
interesting. colors are more
vivid or subtle. and the dccors-
tive posSlhilities OF this medium
are innumeiable.
As with any other tool 60 get
The fun benefit from wallpaper
10 is necessary 10 have a work.
ing knowledge Of us advantages
and lis limitations.
II can for example COM
pletely reStyle 4 room. II II has
a distinctive pattern an An
outstanding color II can serve
as the foundation tur The entire
color scheme. II some cases 10
can carry the entire decorative
them Of The room slngle-handed.
Use Core
Nevertheless, care must be
used to- keep It from running
away with YOU Never combine
q wallpaper pattern Of out
standing design with another
pattern OF equal Importance in
the same room.
Never use n large floral figure
In q small room unless you con
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Dining Rooms

Dining rooms, too, are eSpe-
clally adaptable to wallpaper.
Where you can tiSe a wainsoot.
or chair-rail. select a paper OF
important pattern and coloring,
and let il style the rest Of the
decorations IN the room.
Plain draperies and floor
covering. with striped chair
seats Will give the correct bal
anCe.
II there is no chair-rail, how
ever. be more wary Of the scale
of the wallpaper pattern. II
should be less bold or IT will
overwhelm the room and spoil
every important dinner you give.
Bedrooms. Of course, are made
for wallpaper. More individual
lied than any other rooms. being
designated as sons, daughters.
or masters rooms. this personal
feeling may be created with the
right pattern in paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

" AhCH y ~ AFhiL ~
Aries Between Z n. m. and
7:05 p. m. the most favorable
aspects exist, especially for men
tai work and very practical, use
full occupations. BE wary of
INSCRIPTIONS persons.
April r 70 MY n
TaUrps-Not so stimulating
and encouraging as yesterday
but favorable for finishing work
previously started. correcting
errors and accomplishing in
familiar and urgent matters.
Keep striving.
MAY FL TO JUNE II
GeBtini-Especial caution ad-
vised in maritime affairs, han
ding or dealing in chemicals,
drugs and other liquids. Your
usual routine and business. and
industrial matters in general are
favored. Don't expect the impos-
sible but try harder to achieve
quality.
June p TO JULY 2;
Cancer - A. NJ. particularly
favors detectives. confidential
clerks, police, investigators and
YOU employed in all mental ac-
tivities. Afternoon tops for
sound endeavors; advises care in
personal affairs, shipping.
July % TO AUGUST %
You'll need to have your
wits about you. Think and in
vestigate before you speak and
act Refuse TO be annoyed by
petty triviaities Dou your best
and encourage others TO do
theirs.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
TWgo-The periods likely 10
require most patience and greater
effort are between 1920 and 3
a. m. and 7:l0 p. m. and mid
night. Guard against errors.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Libro-If you don't measure
your advancement or gains by
yardstick, you'll profit in a con-
structive, lasting way. Losses
may be avoided by forethought
and careful planning.
OCT. "a TO NOV. -
Scorpio- Dexterity and inesse
highly approved Give your work
and other activities fresh en-
thusiasm and clever management.
These are important elements to
success today.
NOV. es TO DEC. %
SoQitturus-Gains in written
matters, government interests.
literary efforts offered in a. M.
especially. Steady, though not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

THIS SAD Jack Spratt ate
too much fat and starcheS.
now he's trying 10 undo the
damage by exercise. But TO keep
trim and healthy a program OF
diet and exercise is necessary.
We are offering two leaflets
TO help overweights pare down
bumps and bulges.
To obtain leaf1et K-62, Man
Size Reducing Menus. and K-6S,
Waistlines and Beltlines. send
three cents in coin with your
name and address 10 Ida Jean
Kahn. Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Slim Down for Summer

FUN AHEAD for the girls with the slender figures Beach
parties and dances, picncs and outings
have gotten last Summer swim suit only n
find that there just GIRL star1
Slmmng down.
K41-The Calorie Chart
K-44-Special Reducing Recipes
K-59-Menus for Summer Stunning
K-65-Protective Diet Chart
K-66-Leg Normalizing Exercises
K-71-Posture Makes the Figure
K-72-Streamline Your Midsecion
K75-Special Exercises for Shapely Thighs
K76-IIigh Protein Diet
K-T-Count Your VtamnS
You five for
the 10 for 10 your and
address with the Ida Jean The Detroit Times
Detroit, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
in the Section Your Birthday Comes H. and Fund What Our


especially spectacular, achieve
ment possible all day. Avoid
extremes. hasty action.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 9f
Capricorn More favorable
and extensive vibrations for your
activities today than yesterday.
Go all out in in those interests of
paramount Importance today. Be
leader. Profits possible.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqu0rias Il God period for
mechanics. technicians, eng
neers; you working on govern
ment orders. tools, machinery
and vehicles. Navy and shipping
interests need alert attention.
Confer with superiors and legal
minds where necessary 10 avoid
misiudgmpnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
HOROSCOPE : = ByFr
BY Frances Drake
OmIook Is, according TO the Stars,
FEB. II TO MARCH 20


FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisces-On the favorable side,
but inclinations warn against
unprecedented changes and de-
cisions. Take time TO think
things out. Don't be hurried into
agreements, contracts, legal diff
fculties.
4 CHILD born on thus day
will be shrewd, a quick thinker;
but inclined 10 want its own way
too often; intelligent and de-
voted to good causes; generous
on whole. Must learn TO over
come obstinacy and dictatorial
tendencies. Spiritual training
will be "A good balancer. Success
ahead for the effort.
1871. King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Watch for Pests

The chrysanthemum will grow
in almost any kind of garden
soil If given an open, sunny posi-
ton. II does not grow we'll in
the shade.
The gardener must watch the
mum plants for aphis or plant
lice which can be controlled il
sprayed regularly with a nico-
tine solution or one of the
pyrethrum mixtures. The spray
ing must be done at least once
a week. for this material will
not kill the eggs and the insects
are forever Matching out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Prevent MiIdew

In the late Fall. mildew NAV
appear on the leaves which, If
left go. may spread TO the
flowers and spoil them. This
can be controlled by busting
with sulphur in the early morn
ing when the plant is still wet
with the dew, which makes the
sulphur stick TO the plant.
IL there comes a long. dry
spell, it Will be we'll TO mulch
the plants with lawn clippings
TO conserve moisture.
After they have fin | $ h d
blooming. leave the old stems
on the plant until they begin
10 die or turn brown. They
should then be removed and the
plant covered lightly with leaves
for the Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

fine 10 10 one wall And on the
same principle, DO not put d
small rosebud pattern IN room
TOO big tor II.
Entrance halls are an ideal
spot 20 introduce wallpaper INTO
Your house. They are the FIRST
welcoming impression given a
visitor and unless very narrow
and dark a paper here IS 4 good
beginning It should be a StNl-
lcd pattern that is, in the same
period design as the architecture
~ the house itself.
In a Colonial house use a
Colonial paper, in n Georgian
house more formal Georgian
pattern. i'm a Regency house a
smart stripe, perhaps. combined
with marblelZed dado.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

lis Hes The wonder soap women have been wait
ing f@-giving power and safety, tool
THOUSANDS and thousands of women
i have tried this new wonder soapl
They've been thrilled delighted =.
amazed It's such tremendous. .. such
sensational advance! Imagine getting all
the washing power of strong graduated
soaps plus extra SAFETY for oOiOn and handsi
Even with the heaviest work clothes,
the dirtiest play clothes-there's no back
breaking rubbing and scrubbingl This
wonderful, new Condensed Chipso sodks
dirt loose in ten minutes. Yet, you can do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Paint Woodwork

Painting the woodwork 10
match the background color Of
the paper is both smart and
practical: 1t is newer, and II
will increase the apparent size
of the room.
Another sound decorative
treatment Is TO paper one wall
only and paint the other three.
In this case choose tn q wall
least broken up with doorwayS
and window openings Usually
this viii be the wall against
which the bed headboard is
placed. The pattern should be
important enough TO justify lis
place at the hub of the scheme,
and the rest of the color scheme
built around il and Subordinated
To II.
There's no limit 10 wallpaper
possibilities and we will continue
the discussion OF them in this
column next Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
VACUUM
CLEANERS

2 HoovERs, Model los. re-
built ...............$lS.So
2 HoovERs, Model 541 floor
cleaners, rebuilt .....$16.95
2 HoovERs, Model 543 floor
cleaners, rebuilt -. ..$f9.95
I HOOVER, Model 700 floor
cleaner, rebuilt. .$24.e5
3 PREMIER DUPLEX, floor
cleaners. rebuilt ....$t4.s5
2 KENMORE, floor cleaners,
rebuilt ..............$Io.So
q EUREkAS, Model IL floor
cleaners, rebuilt ..$f4.s5
2 EuREkAs, Hand cleaners.
used ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I HOOVER, hand vacuum,
used .. ........... wv
10 HuDsoNs, Model 341 floor
cleaners, new and demon
strators ............ $24.so
6 HUDsoNs, Model 1Ss floor
cleaners. new and demon
strat0rs .SS4-So
"A HUDsoNS, Model 312 hand
vacuums, new .......$10
4 HUDSoNs, Model 3S2 cylin-
der xacuums, demonstra..
tors .$Ss.so
1 HUDSON, Model $50 cylin-
der vacuum. used. ..S1s.s5
rEsrH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
MISSES SHOP
DRESSES

20 DRESSES, rayon crepes,
wool-and-rayon a X q I
styles. Fall colors :. .s12.e5
70 DRESSES, rayon crepes
and woods. Soft and tailored
styles. Dark a n d medium
colors .............. Sl4.oo
At DRESSES, rayon crep e s
and woods in a good assort-
ment, some come with
Jackets ............ .SlO.So
80 DRESSES, rayon crepes
and wool-and-rayon one
niece $685.
SIXTH FLooR-wooD
SECTIONS G, 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
DAYTIME
ROCKS

~ WRAPARoUND FRocks
in cotton prints. .....S1.15
2e4 JUNE ARDENs in dotted
swiss, printed voiles: bro
ken sizes for misses.
women .............$ 2.15
155 HALF SIZE frocks In cot
tons and rayons, now
priced =. .......... .S4.45
146 RAYoN PRINT frocks. now
priced :. ............S3.15
s6 JAG kET FROCkS in
printed rayon crepes.
misses sizes ....... S5.35
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
ellis in Capital
For Rent Farley

Recorders Judge Joseph A..
ellis was in Washington today as
consultant on proposed legisla-
ton 10 keep rent from bounding
AskvVvard.
The nominee for mayor was In
'vited to the Capitol by Leon Hen
derson, price control administra-
tor. Henderson became interested
in Judge ellis experiment with
Cancellation court several years
ago and since that time has fol-
lowed the judges study of De-
troit rents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
WOOLENS
52s LENGTHS OF WOO

52s LENGTHS OF WOODS
and wool-and-rayon-and-
rabbit hair from u yard
to 3-yard lengths. All are
new Fall fabrics in plaids
and plain colors. Repre-
sented are dress. skirt and
coat lengths. Many colors
and weights are included.
HupsoN's-rHtRo-GRATi0T--
SECTION c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
CLOSET SHOP

:, PIECES including screens.-
hassocks; pillows; waste
baskets; hat racks; shoe.
jewel. hose. lingerie. utility
and hat boxes: garment
bags; shoe racks, each
are age 70 1855
HupsoN's-EiGHrH FLOOR
FARMER sIREEI-SEcfiON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
LIGHTING
FIXTURES
1873 INDIRECT

1873 INDIRECT ADAPToRs,
pastel colors ..........2ec
1872 s e NJ I-INDlREcT ApAP-
TORS, pastel colors. .2sc
q WALL BRACKETS, two
light candle type. ....$e.95
FLUoR sc EMIT FIX
TuRE, ceiling accommo-
dates three S6-inch bulbs. :.
:. 40
TOOL NiAL FIXTURE,
ceiling. six-light with mir
ror reflector. ..$2o
I WORLD GLOBE, modern.
for hall ...............S<u
I DINING ROOM FIXTURE,
three-way. seven-light. sill
ver-plated. SIS. Plus 1870
Federal Tax.
TENTH Floos--sRIoaE--sGcTioM Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Neutral--But Ready

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 30.-UNS)
the Swedish Parlia-
ment, Foreign Minister DR.. Chris
tian Gunther today reaffirmed
Sweden's neutrality in the midst
of war that surrounds her, but
warned that his country remains
ready and determined to defend
herself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
WASH FABRICS

1862 YARDS OF REMNANTS,
including cotton broad
cloth. cotton percale, cot
ton dimity, cotton ging-
ham, cotton piuue and
various white cotton
fabrics. Also, cotton out
ing flannel and many
rayon materials included.
2642 yards OF cottons and ray
on-and-cottons including
cotton Swiss lawn and
cotton wolfe. Rayon-and-
cotton suitings in stripes
and plaids suitable for
children's school frocks.
Yard 1Sc
HUDsoN's-rHiRD FLOOR
wooowARo-sEcrtoN o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
LINENS

2 Tables IRISH LIN EN-
DAMAsk Cloths and nap
kins Reduced
1 Table ODDS and ENDS
printed doilies, luncheon
cloths and napkins Reduced
4ot Terry BATH MATS. .sse
3 Tables BATH foWEtS,
guest towels, wash cloths
................ Heouceo
2 Tables TOWELING REM
NANTS. Reduced
2 Tables LACE scARFS and
doilies .......... Reduced
1 Table LACE c L o n 5,
large assortment OF sizes
and patterns ...Reduced
THIRo-eRAsp RlsER--sEcrion 2,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
WONfAN'S SHOP
DRESSES

20 DRESSES, EN- broi d cry.
bead or nailhead trimmed.
Black and Fall toned rayon
crepes SlS
80 DRESSES, woods. rayon
crepes, rayon 'velvets, black.
brown. green blue .....S17
49 DRESSES, rayon crepes,
with rayon velvet or con-
trasting rayon crepe trim
ming ..............S14.85
80 DRESSES, rayon crepes in
one-piece and Jack e I e d
STYLES, embroidered or bead
ed 49,. =. ....... S12.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Adam William Sumeracki was
elected a member of the Michigan
State Legislature two years before
the name Sumeracki became
actively identified with Wayne
County affairs. He today is serv-
ing out the remainder of his second
term in the state House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Sumeracki, who lives at 642O
Mitchell avenue, is 30 years old and
has lived in Detroit 70 years. He
was an unsuccessful candidate for
the council two years ago.
During his two years in Lansing,
Sumcracki has followed listen
and learn" policy rather than
loudly sponsoring a particular pro-
gram. II he is elected. Sumeracki
said he will first attempt to per-
suade private industry 10 con-
struct modern housing in Detroit's
blighted areas. He said he thinks
municipal subsidies. such as spe-
cially low tax rates, may be
7 necessary.
PARKING MAJOR PROBLEM
"One OF Detroit's major prob
lens II that OF parking" the
young candidate said. 81 favor
municipal parking lot system,
utilizing the vacant property
which IL now reyerting for nom
payment of taxes.
by eliminating parking on
-.pa iey-stFeets- Hike -Gfatiot and
Grand River these thoroughfares
would have far greater capacity.
This might be q really inn
portant step toward rapid
transportation without the ex-
penditure of millions Of dollars"
Sumeracki said he would propose
creation of a commission to adjus'
employment problems arising from
the change-over 10 defense pro
duction. hoping 10 keep unemploy
ment at a minimum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
MATERNITY
SHOP DRESSES

10 DRESSES, rayon crepes.
Draw-string front styles,
Observation-Disclosures, ia C X
eted types .........$14.S5
IS DRESSES, rayon crepes In
tailored styles and soft
types. Black and Fall col
ors .st2.65
4e DRESSES, plaid and stripe
spun rayons mann. $3.50
sixth FLooR-woopwARo
SECTION
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MILLINERY
23f NOVELTY "ToPKNoTs

23f NOVELTY "TOPkNOTS'
in cotton corduroys. rayon
chenilles and wool knit:
also suede calls in bright
Fall colors; now ...... 59c
1873 pieces MILLINERY, I'm
Guiding rayon velvets in
high colors. assorted felt
hats in black. brown. navy
and some high colors;
rary murfT nfgner-pTfced.
one-of-a-kind in group: now
each ................S1.bo
sIvEsTH-eRAsp INTERSECTION A
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WOnen's
HandkerchiefS

Group OF assorted styles in
Women's and Mems Handker-
chiefs, slightly soiled. each ito
woMEN's HANpKERcHIEFs
FIRST FLOoR-eRAND RIVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

(This is one of a series OF
sketches on the Is nominees for
Common Council. They are being
run in alphabetical order. To-
morrow's story will be Council
man Henry S. Sweeney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

44oo SHORT LENGTHS and
DRESS LENGTHS from
u yard TO 4 yards. In
cluded are rayon taffetas.
rayon moires, rayon sat
ms, silk-and-rayon velvets,
cotton corduroys. rayon
Airliner crepe, silk Truhu
crepe de chine. rafon
jersey and many novelty
fabrics.
HupsoN's-rHIRD FLooR-FARMER
SECTIONS 3 AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Taste Of Initiation
General, Mayor
Tells Clio Wives

This country is "going TO get a
taste OF imitation" and there is not
very much that can be done about
ii, Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr.
told the y UAW-CIO Auxiliary,
meeting in Northeastern High
School to draw up a program Of
attack on the high cost of living.
Taking a different stand from
the mayors, however, Prof. Ed
ward w. Mcfarland of Wayne
University gave the women a num-
Der OF tips on how TO combat
rising food costs.
r. j. Thomas. president Of the
JAW preceded the mayor and de-
nounced the recent rise in prices,
blaming part of the trouble on
lmonopolistic control of food and
other industries.
Thomas said that the rise in
prices could not be attributed 10
wage increases. Prices. he added,
have gone up about 80 per cent
and wages have gone up only
slightly.
The mayor was asked II he
would favor having Common
Council hold a bearing on the high
cost of living and also whether
he would favor creation of coun-
Gil committee TO formulate plans
for meeting il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
See How a Ship
Gets Into q BOTTLE

A bottleneck means
nothing to our boat
builder! Come and watch
him carve tiny boat
mudefs xnd fzuncn rnum
In. bottles. They're low
priced, Csc to So - and
are fine for decorative
accessories in the home.
TEmrH--woopwaRp--
SECTION {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
LARGER SIZES:

4 DRESSES, sheer rayon
crepes. tailored stripe ray
on-and-wool dresses and
dress-up rayon crepes -.
...... ........... SLABS
lxrH TLooR-woopwARp SECTION {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
SEES LITTLE GOOD

The mayor replied that he saw
no reason why a hearing could
not be held, but he added that in
his opinion very little could be
accomplished by il since it was a
problem.
I'VE live I'm n capitalistic sys-
tenn I'm which prices generally
speaking are -regulafed-by-the--
law of supply and demand" the.
mayor said.
1.-THE truth OF the matter IL
that we are going TO get n taste
OF imitation. / don't know how
much can be done about II.
1.-THE burning question Of today
IL whether you can have a con-
trolled economic system without
having a controlled sociological
system and having the political
system controlled"
Mcfarland advised the meeting:
BUY normally. III you buy
large quantities, you will tilt
prices upward yourself.
BUY wisely and carefully,
questioning prices. Don't buy
Inferior quality-which IL just
another way Of paying increased
prices.
Learn 10 substitute intelli-
gently. IL meat Ii too high, buy
FISH.
That's the way to keep prices
from soaring. DO this and you'll
smack them right In the eye."
PRICE CONTROL
Thomas urged the women Of the
'CIO TO bargain collectively" in
an effort TO keep prices down. de
advocated that they put all posi-
BILE pressure on Congress 10 secure
effective price control legislation
"Congressmen love votes just
as much as the profiteer loves
his dollars and IL we can get
these two arguing with each
other we will be doing real
Job OF collective bargaining"
Thomas said.
Mayor Jeffries concluded hi:
talk by saying that he was more
qualified for the job of mayor thar
was Recorders Judge 10 =
ellis because of his long
ence in the city governmeh
II hope you won't turn out an
experienced workman for an In
dividual with less experience"
the mayor said.
Forasthe Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
FINER TYPE CASUAL DRESSES
S5.05 S7.95 SIO.85

146 DRESSES including woods in jersey and novelty
weaFes, Also pastes and medium
shades in spun rayons and rayon crepes for those
going South.
CASUAL Neutrality-suspicious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

81 MEMS "BURWIck" HATS.
The majority OF these are
rough finished felts. They
look especially smart worn
with overcoats. .S1.s5
81 MEMS FINE HATS.
These are Cort. and others
by a nationally known quail
ity maker. The majority are
in dark colors -$2.95, -$4.95
Hupsons
MEzzANiNE--ep. INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
CORSET SHOP

f24 5ANDEAUx in rayon ba-
tiste and lace. 55e TO Sass
43 BRAssIEREs in lace and
rayon batiste. .55c TO S3.e5
14s CIRCLES, step-in styles in
a variety OF materials, in
Guiding rayon, cotton and
"Lastex"s yarns. .........
............. sass TO H.65
80 coRsETTEs in a selec-
ton OF styles; rayon. silk
batiste and "Lastex"~
-yaFBs~vy-r4-rTs2se5 70 $685.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
'Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

ForasSthe Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
MEMS
SLIPPERS

9 pairs MEMS sHEEPskiN
SLIPPERS with warm. woody
side inside. A pair ...S1.2e
8 pairs MEMS SLIPPERS of
processed sheepskin fur. A
pair, st.se Plus 1919 Federal
Tax.
HuDsoH's
sEcoND-woopWA D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
3O82
NAPKINS
@ for 40c

REORGANIZATION d a m
ask. IA by IA inches.
Assorted colors.
rnIRD-eRAsD RIVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
WONfEN.S
GLOVES

374 pairs LEATHER GLOVES,
including kid or doeskin-
finish lambskin. now re-
duced TO $3.50 20 s7.e5
All pairs GLOVES in kid or
domestic cape skin, re-
duced TO ....St.5e 10 $3.50
4ts pairs LEATHER GLOVES,
in domestic capeskin. now
............79e TO S1.49
$50 pairs FABRIC GLOVES,
cotton or rayon; now. 49,.
............S1.29 to $2.59
$40 pairs FABRIC GLOVES, in
a miscellaneous selection
OF cotton fabrics or rayons.
now. age TO S1.19
257 pairs RAYoN GLOVES,
broken colors Use 70 age
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
GREEN ROOM

20 COSTUME SUITS OF wool
---'f I'm misses sizes, $50 and S28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

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