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Evening star., 1941-11-15
AZ Grid Outlook Rosy
|At 81. John S, Victor
Over Eastern High
Wilson, Who Helps Spark
Team to Great Season,
| Among Returning Aces

Coach Gene Augusterfer Of st.
Johns already is looking ahead to
next year when the Johnnies figure
to have q football team even better
than the one which this year turned
In a record of five victories against
three setbacks. It's only natural
that they will lose some good players,
but Gene can anticipate with pleas
ure . backfield that will be built
around Charley Wilson, Harold Krug
and Buddy Speiss, all regular men,
bers Of this years quartet.
Wilson, 4 147-pound scatback,
especially has been dose of poison
to opponents this year with his pass
Ing, kicking and broken field run
ming and yesterday was no exception
as he had big part in the Johnnies'
14-7 win over Eastern High. 1t also
was the seasons last game for East
ern, giving it a record of only two
victories against six setbacks.
Wilson and Tom Chisari sparked
the opening st. Johns drive yester-
day from their 35-yard line, with q
33-yard pass from Wilson to Jim Col
Inns getting the score. In the second
period Chisari again tore huge
chunks out of the Eastern line and
scored with a 15-yard end run.
A pass interference penalty aided
Eastern in its lone touchdown drive
lust before the half ended. The
penalty put the Ramblers on St
Johns 80 and Herbie Adams, Okle
Pearson and Neal Craig carried on
with Adams scoring with l0-yard
line smash.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
BY the Associated Press.


BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. Is
A former mascot of the Tulane
football team is the outstanding ALL
Southeastern Conference candidate
of the Green Waves arch-rival,
Louisiana State University.
Little Bernie Lipkis used to hang
around the big boys at Tulane Sta
dium and dream Of the day when
he would wear one of those olive
green jerseys. He went with the
team on some of its road trips.
Later he starred at Alcee Fortier
High School, just five blocks down
the street from the Tulane campus.
His coach was Jack Pizzano. for.
mer Tulane player. Hell make US
good man." said the Tulanians.
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lack with two touchdowns.
Vet Brewer Five Opens
Training Series Friday

Ben Kramer. former outstanding
performer with Long Island Uni
versity basket ball teams, again will
play with the Washington Brew
ers in the American Professional
League, thus joining Mack Posnack,
Whitley Wilson. Ben Goldfadden and
Nat Frankel on the local club, which
has inserted no new blood in its
roster.
The Brewers will launch their
pre-league campaign Friday night
at Turner's Arena, meeting the
famed Renaissance colored team,
and will start practice here Monday.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Phonogroph His
Pep Talk Sub
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 15.-
Previously engaged as an oficial
in college game, Football Coach
Ralph Farina couldn't be with
his undefeated Harrisburg Catho-,
lie High School team today for
its tilt with Hershey Industrial,
but he made sure his booming
voice would be there.
Last night he made three
records. One marked Before the
Came" another marked AT the
Half" and q third, his super
special up and at 'em speech.
ITO Be Used Only II We're Be-
hind"
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Find Fun With Stripers.

1t is hard to believe an of1shore
big game fisherman could find any
fun in striper fishing, but the Ray
monds, Lev and Lou, appeared to
find 1t interesting in spite OF the
fact the largest weighed scarcely
more than pound.
Little Cove Point was where the
first school was picked up. They
were breaking in tight, little punches
as far as one could see, even in
the shallow water north of James
Island on the Eastern Shore. There
was another smaller school of
Cedar Point at the mouth Of the
Patuxent. but not a sign in the
lower Potomac, until further hope
Of finding them had been given
up. Then the water off Matthias
Light literally became alive with
tiny stripers. 1t required more than
an hour to catch dozen above Is
inches.
Lev and Lou, bound south for the
winter. will be here for several days,
although reports Of the first white
marlin Of the Southern season has
them champing at the bit.
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Warwick Gridders TruveI

The Warwick A. c.. claimant Of
the District unlimited football
championship, will travel to York,
Pa, tomorrow to meet the Vikings.
Players are requested by Manager
Joe Ahern to attend a meeting to-
night at Z o'clock at 922 Third
street NE.
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Vikings Combine Fine
Play With Breaks
To Nail Raiders
Roosevelt and Wilson
End Campaign With
ScoreIess Bottle
Bv GEORGE HUBER.

A new combination goes after the
interhigh football championship In
the playof game next Thursday
THANKSGIVING Central repre-
senting the West Division and Ana
costa the East. Not since the play
off system was inaugurated three
wears ago has either team earned a
shot at the crown. Western came
out of the West section and took
the crown for the last two years,
while Tech had the position now
occupied by Anacostla last year ana
Eastern the previous season.
Western was forced to give up lts
two-year championship yesterday
when a smart. strong Central eleven
added good playing to a couple OF
breaks to win the deciding dlVl-
sional game, 21-7. Also finishing on
the regular series yesterday were
Wilson and Roosevelt with score
less tie played at Roosevelt: Inc
Fast Division ended last week with
Anacostia taking the crown.
Raiders Strong at Start.
Yesterdays feature at Central
Stadium, Westerns RED raiders
had everything their own way Tor
the first five minutes and scored
ouick touchdown, but thereafter the
VIKINGS took command and weren't
threatened again until the games
closing minutes. Maurice Horton,
Central back, fumbled on the con-
tests second play. with Bill Good
man recovering for western on
Centrars 25. Goodman carried 10
the 10 and interference on pass
from Duke OConnell put the ball
on the 5. Two plays later O'Conneii
smashed through center for 3 yards
and a touchdown, with Clarence
K,,lder supplying the extra point.
The Vikings immediately staged
comeback and drove inside west
ern's IS before being stopped Doln
nv the Raider line and the officials,
hIlt half through the second perlod
Horton began to make up Tor ms
earlier miscue by sparkling 76-yard
touchdown march. Alternating WIN
Mike Denikos, he drove to west
ern's 20. and a pass from DenlKos
to Bobby Mess reached to within
l ward of a score. which Horton
earned on smash through the
line. Jack Samperton converted 1or
the first of three successful extra
points he kicked yesterday.
Vikings Pile Up Score.
To start the second half, the vi
kings scored two rapid touchdowns
to lock up the game. Almost imme-
diatelv Horton put them in front by
intercepting a pass from kuldell
and streaking 40 yards to score. An
exchange of kicks followed, with
Denikos booting for Central-Stan
Valanos. the regular punter, was
out with an injury-and placing
the ball outside only 6 inches from
Westerns goal Kuldell attempted
to run out. but was smeared be-
hind the lines and fumbled, with
Sampterton pouncing on the ball
for another touchdown.
Jim Kurz of Central, who earlier
this year promised to be one of the
city'S outstanding backs. had an
other tough break yesterday. Re-
Gently recovered from fractured
collarbone, he made his first start
since early in the season, but in the
first quarter was injured again, this
time pulling several muscles in his
side
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Unbeoten Terror Frosh
Adds Bulls to Strina

BY the Associated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Va. Nov. 15-
Western Maryland Freshmen have
an undefeated football season fol
the records now. having ended yes
terday by topping Bulls School
from Washington, 20-7.
A pass caught by Waldron in the
second period gave Bulls its lone
touchdown and lead at that point
Touchdowns by Coffman and Man.
dell for the frosh put them In
front in the third period.
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Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.

North Carolina State vs..
Georgetown, Griffith Stadium.
200.
Virginia Military at Maryland,
College Park, 200.
St. Paul at Howard u, 400.
Washington and Lee freshmen
VS.. Maryland freshmen. 1000.
Tech at York (Pa) High.
ST. James at ST. Adams, 23o.
Landon VS.. ST. Andrews, Mid
dleton, Del.
Hockey.
Eagles at Johnstown. Pa.
Lions at Springfield, Mass.
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Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press

BY the hSSOCIated Press.
NEW YORK-Gus Lesnevich. I73N..
Cliffside, N. j., outpointed Tami Maui
riello. 113l2, New York, to retain world
light-heavyweight title 15l.
AUGUSTA, Me.-Jackie Fisher. 1874,
Waterville. Me. stopped Stonewall
Jackson. SO. Lynn, Mass. (2).
BOSTON.-Honey Melody. 139. Bos-
ton, outpointed Mexican joey Rivers,
131, New York (S).
BURLINGTON. Vt-Buster Beaupre,
139l2. Burlington, stopped Al Dunbar.
l4O. New York ID.
ROCKLAND. Me-Tony Thomas,
154 Rockland outpointed Billy Lam
caster. 156. Portland Me. 90.
HOLLYWOOD.-Juan Zurita, 1874.
Mexico. won decision from George
Iatka. 135. Gary, Ind. Q0).
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Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Three years ago - Harry
Thomas lost boxing license in
Pennsylvania as result of unsatis-
factory bout with Tony Galento.
Five years ago-6O,OO0 at San
Francisco saw Santa Clara keep
record clean by 1910 victory over
st. Mary's Gaels.
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Scoring: Touchdowns-Cordell, Earman,
MCGOWAN. Glasser.. Smith Substitutions:
Devitt--Shensey. Allen, Boyle, Orme, NAL
Murphy. Fairfax Machnar, Leppert,
Boehman. Finein. Ruding, Smith, Wilson,
Referee-Mr. Mcdonald (vaD Umpire
Mr. McMennamin wv and M. Head
linesman-Mr. Tuluc (Mercersburg).
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Two for Madeira Girls

Madeira Schools field hockey
teams owned a pair of triumphs
today, achieved at the expense OF
Mount Vernon Seminary teams, so
and 81.
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REPORTING PROGRESS-Shown moving the sticks with q
yard gain the final period of the 27 victory
Western by Central in gaining its West Division high school
championship yesterday Valanos active
only few minutes due to injured leg Making the tackle
Westerns Clarence Kuld Others shown Centras
Dunn (32) Mike Goldberg 35 and Bob Troll co. well
Westerns Bill Goodman (38), Bud Gentle (44) and Bill
Dudley (39). Staff Photo
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With BILL Ae<s.~AH
Waterfowl in North CoroIinu Are Plentiful
Good Shooting Hereobout Anticipated

year. Real shooting did not mate
rialize until the last 80 days OF the
season. We still believe the pros
poets for a good season are rosy.
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substitutions-(W WILSON, Miller. Hodson,
smithers,- Morse Simpich, tRoosevelt
Mr.. Cohill Umpire-Mr. Sweeney. Head
Gnesman-Mr. Solomon.
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Wilson's Best Record.

Passing of Roosevelt's Carl Sturges
and the running of Wilson's Charley
Voigt, Dick George and Charles
Saline featured the scoreless dead
lock played by these teams. The tie
made Wilson about the tyingest
team in the city, this being the third
one it has turned in.
Even though held to a stalemate
yesterday, Wilson was able to finish
the season with the best record in
It's history, winning four games, los
ing only one and tying three. Roose-
welt also closed it's season yesterday
but was unable to claim victory in
It's eight games, having lost six and
tied two.
One touchdown was made yester-
day when Sturges passed to Dick
Koester, but it was called back on
a ruling that the pass was made too
close to the line of Scrimmage.
Roosevelt's passing attack reacted
against it once, however, when. in
the second period Saline intercepted
one of Sturges' heaves to begin Will
sons biggest scoring threat. Start
ing from their own 35 with the in
tercepted ball the Tigers drove in
side Roosevelt's 5-yard line before
the half-time whistle ended the
threat
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-. Touchdowns-collins pass from speiss,:
sfter touchdoVn-Hughes (2) placement, {,
Crais placement. Substitutions 81. John $
-9peiss Davis. ODey. Venezisni. d.
Oponneil. Hughes. Brosan. Eastern-
Craig Newberry, Jordama, Tore. Referee
j Mitchell.
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zx9fs i4o% Msae4 I., &
substitutions = lArmstrong) Robinson.
tord. stribnns. rayns. Marshal Ross'
Washinston. CDates) Smith. Hobbs. Arthur.
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substitutes-Georsetow Hasserty
Dwyer. Fougerouses, Werder, Robustelh
Morelli Alt Ryan: Temple. Reiss. Gig
liardi, White. Osinski; PAWS, Leon. Bru-
nom Referee-Mr. Thomas tMd). Um-
pire-Mr. Tracey mt. st. M. Linesman
MFR. Heron (G. u.
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Touchdowns-OConne (rushing), Hor-
ton e. rushing and intercepted pass),
Samperton recovered fumbep. Points after
touchdowns-Kuldell (placement). Sam
perton g. placement. SubStitutions-
Central. Rock tackle; Dunn. back: Ward,
back; Grosbean end: Valanos. back; Rem
son, end Goldberg, center; Troll, back:
Gregory guard; J. Mess. end: Mould,
guard: Wallis, tackle: Heller, back; Faus,
back; Purin, guard: Sapourn. back; West
ern. Hook, end; NARROW. back; H. Pratti
back; Fraley. end: Coffee. end; Neam,
guard; Quincy. tackle; Kdwell guard;
Alexander, guard; E Pratti, back, Ref
eree-Mr Magofin. Umpire-Mr. Mcclure.
f,inesman--Mr Flynn
Evening star., 1941-07-10

3 Great States Lawn Mowers. 6-inch size
with five blades and 10-inch wheels. Were
S698 --- SA.99
2 Lawn Mowers. 18-inch size, with five blades
10-inch wheels Were S12.98 - S8.98
3 Lawn Mowers. 18-inch size, with five blades:
10-inch wheels. Were S10.98 S7.99
Round Wall Mirrors 1912 inches in diameter,
made of good clear glass. Decorated edge.
Were S1.19 s-- - 89c
Murphy's Oil Soap. in 3i2- pound cans; for
cleaning all painted surfaces, tiles, porcelains
and automobiles Will not hurt the finest
paint surface, because it's made of vege-
table compound. Was $150 99c
Universal Kitchen Sets. 1212-inch stainless
steel knife with wood handle; two-prong
stainless steel fork. Was 81 - 79c
Folding Kitchen Stool very sturdy Opens
to make a step stool. Choice of green. red.
blue, or black. Were S2.98 ------- -- S2.49
The Pniais RoyqI Housewares Fifth Floor
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AZ Poster Beds
Were $1O.95 , 80
Friday Only ------

Charming Colonial poster beds of sturdy
hardwood construction. Mahogany, maple, or
walnut finish. Standard sizes.
30 Pre-Built Mattresses covered in heavy
ticking Indestructible inner steel coils
padded with cotton layer felt. Standard
sizes S15.75
80 Box Springs. Highly tempered premier
steel coils, heavy non-fade ticking. Standard
sizes S15.75
So Coil Springs. 90 highly tempered steel
coils, fastened by helical for added comfort
and noise prevention. Heavy angle borders
with stabilizers. Twin ad double sizes. Were
'S1195 ---------------------- S8.45
10 Studio Beds. Includes Box Springs on
removable walnut-fnished legs. Upholstered
in heavy non-fading striped ticking. Twin
size. Were $3.50 --------- S21.95
IA Studio Couches. Opens to twin or double
bed, comfortable innerspring construction.
Easy front opener type. Were s34.95 $26.95
The Pnlnis Ro"nl. Bedding Fourth Floor
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9x12 kooItex Rugs '::: %;:: s8.''

All-Weather rugs in smart designs, all reversi
q Reversible Basketweave Fibre Rugs, 9X12
foot size. Were 1895 S788
IL jacquard Wool and Fiber Rugs. good
patterns. Size 9X12 feet. We're $24.95,
S1295
100 Felt Base Rugs, patterns in good
cOlorS. 6X9-foot size We're $199 S1.39
100 Hand Hooked Cotton Rugs, 24x48-inch
size. Were So 95 S299
81 Administer Rugs,8 patterns, all perfect,
9X12 feet Were $3695 S2775
leo Numdah Rugs from India. white, black,
and camel Axe feet. Were S4.95 S3o9
so Hand Hooked Cotton Rugs, oval shape.
Many quaint patterns. We're 1895 S269
25 India Drugget Rugs, excellent patterns.
9X12 feet. Were $2995 $3.50
Marvel Rugs, for year-round use. Good
assortment of patterns. 9x12-foot size.
Were $l495 - S1295
The Palais Royal, Rugs e. Fourth Floor
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2 Marvel Rugs blue floral designs, fringed
edges 9x106-foot size. Were $685. S995
IS Eayon Chenille Rugs, champagne color.
24X48-inch size. Were S295 S195
5 Oval Cotton Hooked Rugs. splendid pat
terms, 27X40 inches. Were S5.95 S295
IA Tufted Chenille Bath Rugs, pretty pat
terms. Were 1895 to $5.95 S295
Extra Heavy Duty Imported Grass Rugs.
8X10 feet. Were S695 S295
5 Heavy Duty Reversible Grass Rugs. blue,
brown or green 9X12 feet. Were $7.95.
S495
4 Chinese Oval Rush Rugs, black border,
natural center. 6x9-foot size. Were SI095,
S695
22 Reversible Fiber Rugs. good assortment.
27X54 inches Were S2.95 81
39c Quality Felt Base Floor Coverings,
8 good patterns, all>perfect quality. Was
sec square yard d----------.--------- 29c
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40 Cotton Polo Shirts. Brown or
navy. Sizes Is, 18, 20. Were 59c, 29c
Boys Stout Knickers. Sizes 16 and
18. Were S1.50 ------------ 64c
l Blue Flannel Sports Coat. Double
breasted. Stout size 20. Was SO So
IA Junior Boys 2-piece Wash Suits.
In or out shirts. belted, elastic shorts.
Sizes 6, 8, II, IL. Were $195 81
25 Prep LOafer Coats of Suedene.
Single breasted, pockets, green, lug
gage, camel. blue. Small. medium
and large sizes. We're S2.95 - S1.95
4 Boys Eton Wash Caps. Small size.
Were IOc
Evening star., 1941-07-10

$50 Pairs Rayon Damask Draperies, in egg
she'll green, rust, blue or red. All lined.
2o4 yards long, 100 inches wide each pair.
Were s39S Pair 1929
Better Rayon Damask Draperies, also
printed styles 234 yards long; 100 inches
$1095 Pair - S499
46 Roll Up Porch Awnings, of printed cot
ton drill Green with orange. 5. and
foot widths. All with 6-foot drop S148
II Roll Up Porch Awnings, and 10-foot
widths. Cotton drill, green and orange
print. 6-foOt drop S2.19
green with orange, to match porch awnings
listed above. feet. inches projection;
3-foot drop and 9-inch curtain 2-foot,
6-inch widths and 3-foot widths - SSc
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OTHER BOYS Department SPECIALS

pairs White Duck Stacks. Sizes 8,
II and 49, Were Sl15 39c
pairs Junior Boys Stacks. Cotton
Nubs. Sizes 7, 9 and 10. Were
S1.15 39c
20 pairs Boys Wash Stacks. Sizes Is,
II and 18 Were S115 49c
45 Tom Sawyer Polo Shirts. Sizes s,
IL. IA. Is and 20. Were 89c Csc
Slack Suits. In or out shirts. self
belt, waist 28 and 80. Were S295 81
5 Basque Suits. Sizes and 7. Were
S1.19 --- 39c
Tom Sawyer Polo Shirts. Broken lots
and sizes Were 89c 2 for s.
The PaIais ROYAL BOYS .Sfore Efrsf I
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Floor Lamps
to $7.98 TH

Some with onyx bases; some
with night lights; others in
plain designs with bronze fin-
isheS. SiX-Way indirect and
student bridge styles. Fabric
parchmentiZed shades.
A'abaster Table Lamps in
white and amber alabaster.
Stretched shades of multifila-
ment silk. Tilt tops. Were
$5.98 and $6.98 -- A.98
e. Imported Crystal Table
Lamps. crystal combined with
silver-plated trimming. Hand
sewn stretched multifilament
shades. Tilt tops. Were S19.o8.
S11.50
The Paiais Royai, Lamps
Fifth Floor
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IQ 2Ezoz7 HONE NEEDS FEATURES 2592 2HE21 24=zz 50
CSC Knitting Yarn SAC

Four-ounce hank of fine yarn,
for knitting sweaters, afghans,
socks. Wide range of colors.
Stock up at this low price.
Stamped Pillow Cases. Were
materials, with gold or ivory
81. Pair ---. sec
Wall Brackets, composition
materials, with gold or ivory
finish. Use in pairs beside
your mirrors, pictures. Were
S1.98. Pair -- 81
The Paiais Royal, Art Neediework
.. Fifth Floor
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Curtains, Draperies, Awnings and S|peovers

"Surefit" Readymade SIipcOvers. for sofas,
made of fast color cretonne. We're $5.95,
S3.49
"Surefit' Readymade Chair Covers, fast
color cretonne. Were S298 Sl.59
"Surefit" Studio Couch Covers, tailored Of
fast color cretonne, were S493 S249
Tailored Curtains, of permanent finish
marquisette eggshell. Sc" wide each pair.
81. SO, IS and 80 inches long. We're roc to
S1O9 Pair - --. - - - CSC
Cretonnes, So inches wide, sunfast and
washable Were 49c yard 33c
CrctGnncs and SlipcOver fabrics, so inches
vide. Were soc to Gee. Yard 44c
T"5"'lic Curtains, assorted styles. All
q. yards Iona, 9nd % inches wide each
Tcir. W'cre $1fo end G193. Pair SIPS
IL Pc,.:z Eo..cL c..,.-...c S,.h Ca-.crs 4.-r:-.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

20 Tom Sawyer Wool Tweed Sports
Coats, single breasted, plain back
Sizes 7, 8, 9. 10. Were S495 81
2 Prep Stout 2-TrOuser Suits. Wool
and rayon. Size Is and II. Were
! Prep 2-TrOusers Suits. Wool and
rayon. Regulars, sizes II, 18 and 81.
Were Sl9.95 50
Prep Sports Coats. Wool and rayon
tweeds. Sizes 16 and 20. Were
s7.95 --------- 50
Boys RaincOats. Sizes IA and Is.
Were S495 $1,000 -- S1.49
Boys Summer Belts. Were 55c 23c
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100 Dresser Scarfs lace and homespun.
Were SOC and ACC 2sc
$50 Hand Printed Cotton Dish Towe's.
Were 22c 15c
IS Hand Made Linen Dresser Scarfs ara
Table Runners. Were S293 S1.19
The PaIais Royal Linens :. Second Floor
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Shower Curtains
:,:;; x;;; s2.ss

Choice of two patterns: Vanity Fair with
colored background and three color design;
or Hyacnth with tWo-color flowers on white
background. Curtains are waterproof and
mildeW resistant
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Federal EnameIWare
Regularly S1.IS

With white Innings Choice
Of: 5-inch cooker, 5-quart tea
kettle, 3-piece sauce pan set; IA.
4-quart sauce pan. 6-quart OC
sauce pot, 8-cup percolator or IL
6-chp dripolator. --
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Only "a Mems Pajamas in summer
weight cotton fabrics. Colorful pat
terms, sizes A to c. Were $129 69c
Only 30 Mems Shirts. Collar-attached
style, attractive patterns Slightly
soiled from handling. Broken sizes.
Were $l65 &c
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100 Tom Sawyer Slack Suits, Sanforized
shrunk residual shrinkage less than lft).
In or out shirt, pleated sacks, self belt.
Natural tan color. Sizes to 20. We're
S165 --------- S129
200 Tom Sawyer Wash Suits. Button on
style, fancy tops, dark shorts. Sizes to 8.
Were 98c-------- - CSC
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haviIand China
Greatly Reduced

Odds and ends of close-Out
patterns. DinnerWare.
Covered Vegetable Dish. Was
$3.50 IS
2 Gravy Bowls. Were Sc 81
210-Inch Platters. Were 81,
S1.25
2-14-Inch Platters. Were
$3.50 $3.50
2 Covered Sugar Bowls. We're
S3.75 So
2 Open Vegetable Dishes. Were
50 S1.25
8 Salad Plates. Were 90c SOC
16 Dinner Plates. Were SIPS.
Csc
IS Fruit Dishes. Were 90c SOC
1S Soup Plates. Were 90c sc
l Cream Pitcher. Was So S1.25
l Artcrete Bird Bath, Clipped
pedestal. sold as is. Was Sc So
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300 Terry Fabric Wash Cloths Sc; dSc doz
so Hand Embroidered Linen Tea Sets:
cloth, size 36x36 inches and napkins
Were 81 6ac
100 Embroidered Net Dresser Scarfs. Woe
S1 Slc
Evening star., 1941-07-10

100 pieces Sharp Rock
Crystal Stemware. Closing
out the Bryce" Pattern.
Not all sizes. Were 75c,
39c
3 Hun Crystal Candy
Foxes. Were So So
4 Duncan Cut Crystal
Glassware Pieces; Cheese
and cracker dish; Torte
plate: Relish dish and
Candy box. Were $5 So
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TIE Paiais Roya', China and
Glassware Fifth Floor
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IS Summer Bedspreads, discontinued de-
signs, including chintz and dimity prints,
and S398 98-------------- S1.69 and S2.98
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Pairs of White Summer
leather Onowi price
Men'S Shoes. First
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Lightweight fabrics in plain
and pleated fronts, some with
belts. Solid colors and mix
lures. Sizes 80 to 40.
The Paiais Royal. Store for Men
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e Palais Royal, Men's Furnishings First Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Champion Goes Through Routine OF
Getting Ready To Defend His Title

That Joe Louis is adherring to schedule in training
or his 20-round worlds heavyweight championship con
test with Abe Simon New York giant at the Olympia Fri
day. March 81 evident to early morning visiting
syndcate camera-Inan who called at Jong Joes Utica