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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Never q Dull.
Moment on
This Cruise

THERE'S never a dull moment
for passengers aboard the
ID Il c crufse-steamer Western
States A carefully mapped pro-
gram Of entertainment, ranging
from deck games. dancing and
floor shows 10 the clmactic
captains dinner additionally
featured on the last night
aboard. enlivens every waking
hour ahoat and ashore, accord
ing TO f. F. Simmons, general
passenger agent for the Detroit
and Cleveland Navigation Com
pany.
In full charge Of entertain
ment throughout the cruise is
Purser Earle Y. Mackenzie, who
demonstrates that music IL a
universal gloom chaser.
Variety OF amusement key
notes the cruise from the min
ute the Western States, decked
with coiored streamers and fly
ing pennons. makes for the open
lakes. First-night feature is
get-together dance 10 the lively
strains Of the ships orchestra.
followed by a buffet supper.
Next morning PurSer MacKen-
zie leads a bracing rhythm
promenade round the sunlit
deck and through the ships
cabin 10 the accompaniment Of
college songs and marches.
Switchboard contests. ping
pong tournaments, floor shows.
amateur nights" shore excur-
sions. games and events in the
social hall. community sings.
port-of-call arrivals dramatized
by the ships orchestra playing
on the fore-deck all these fea-
lures animate this memorable
blue water cruise.
And then there Is the bril-
liant captains dinner" presided
over by Captain r. J. Kiesling.
who chooses this time TO intro
duce his officers. Final attrac-
ton is the carnival dance.
during which passengers, old
friends by now, make the best
use Of noise makers, paper hats,
balloons and confetti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

towering blue haze which prompted the Indians to call
mountains Smokes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Mount LeConte over TO Cherokee
and the Qualla Indian Reservation E.
you're in a veritable flower garden from
early in April until late in November.
Nowhere in all America is there
such a variety OF flowers and trees :. E.
rhododendron and mountain laurel Z.
redbud and flame azalea violets as
big as 50-cent pieces 80. tulip poplars
and black cherries red spruce and
maple $50 natives trees have Oeen
listed within the park borders . more
different trees than you'll find in all
Europe And more different flowers
than you'll find in the combined gardens
OF the average state!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Cand Ymen TO Hold
Outing at Tashmoo

The Dettoit Candymen's Asso-
citation, members and friends
will board the steamer But-In-
Bay Thursday. June 26, for an
all-day outing at Tashmoo Park.
An interesting program Of games
will he presented at the park
including FREE dancing on the
boat and at the park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Bob-Lo Schedules
I'd Canadian Day

CAN DIAN RESIDENTS
will have the second of four
Canadian Days at Bob-Lo, July
/, Ralph G.. Fletcher. general
passenger agent of the Bob-Lo
Excursion Company, announced
this week. There will be no
sailings from Detroit on that
date. all departures taking place
from Windsor. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
BY THE OLD AAA TRAVELLER

-HE Great Smokes is Mchigans closest great
national park and already Michigan cars are
rolling into that paradise of peaks and waterfalls
trails laughing mountain streams truly one Of
the counrys most magnificent vacation play places
Wherever that Great Smokes region whether
II no around Catlinblrg high onto Clingmans Dome up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Winding Trails

And the Smokes area is one OF
almost unbelievable beauty, with rugged
peaks and deep lush valleys little
clearings with log cabins and orchards
Of peach and apple trees a. winding
trails which may be traversed only on
foot or horseback climate like
rare old wine and always about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

But to my way OF thinking
the greatest appeal of the
Smokes II found in the pic
turesque characters encountered
when you leave the established
trails and explore the off-the-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Hotels in Readiness

More than 20 hotels and
scores of rooming houses are
planning for a boom season.
However, boom prices will not
prevail Through arrangements
with all civic organizations.
charges for accommoda tons,
food and entertainment will be
held TO normal levels. The
festival committee has given
assurance that this agreement
will be strictly enforced.
Heading the festival commit
tee as honorary chairman is
Gov. Murray d Van Wagner.
with Joseph II. Thompson OF
YpSilanti as general chairman:
j. Lee Barrett of Detroit. vice
chairman: Charles T. Fisher Jr.,
Detroit, treasurer; w. F. Doyle.
Mackinac Island. secretary, and
Katherine Foley, Petoskey, d.
rector OF the tableaux and
pageantry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Travel and Resort Mlsws
Michigan Cars Rollins
Into the Great Smokes

The Old AAA Traveller Of Automobile CHIP Of Michigan knows
the you your Jopoe golf and here ne
Introduces the unusual characters Of that section
The Valley settler., 1941-03-14

JUNIOR SENIOR PROF
1laas are rapidly becoming
completed Ter tie Annual Junior
rom TO &c held arch g.
lnvitati ems to the dance wi II
be extended by the Junior class.
The Juniors plan on serving light
Iefrosh1Gon is. The Junior-Sonior
Banquet usually held before the
Junior Prom, this year, Will be
held later IN the seas on.
GRANGE CARD PARTY, .ARcH :27
Still time to 3ot in on the
tournament to determine the
oha119lo on card player. Wear over
alls and apr ons.
Same Hlace Grange Hall
Same t inc $500 -.
Same price $50
Prizes given lunch served.
OPERETrA TO TT HELD
The Valley settler., 1941-03-14

On April fifth at the "Gyal"
the operotta, "Tom Sawyer" Will be
pres ent ed. PUPILS csoson from the
whole school wi II take part. The
story Follows the book OF Tom
Sawyer and tie ett1n- is IN q
little town along tie mississippi
River about the year 1855. The
principal Oh ara ct ers are played by
the following people: Ton, Peter
Sandvik; larry, Dana LeD1c; Aunt
Polly, AIRY Steinberger; Ben .Roge rs
Denny Irwin; Sid Sawyer, Allan
Linn; Joe Warpor, Ralph Horton;
and IIuck Finn, Glenn McNcose. Nc
feel that you Will not want to
miss this operetta.
ALLAN Linn
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday school at. 10000 Ar.
Church Services at Hoo -.
band composed Of 9 71l1lutna
boys and girls will play at the
United Prot os tant Church and Sun
day School services, Lar Oh IS.
Chri tian Indeavor vi II meet
at the Fri on horne on Sunday,
Mar CHI 23.
The Valley settler., 1941-03-14
arch Il .

SEVENTH GRADE HOLDS 2ARTY
The Seventh Grade ho7@7 class
norty Friday night, March u after
s chool. Zach member If he Wished
invited guest from tho o5hcr
classes. Tho rofro slnnonts served
Woro: sandwi chos, kool-a1C, potato
solad,. and jel1o. The 81 played
wore: Bodninton, Winlzua, 0a1eroA,
Horse shoe, Do@i noos, and Dhuf1lo
board. There Worc dance records
played m the community hall.
Darbco Tossing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Throne Renowned

He renowned his rights 10 the
throne and went 10 i've in exile
in Paris with his true love. Carols
exile was voluntary, bat not ma
danes She had been ordered
into exile by the late King Ferd-
inand. Carols father. when the
ROYAL and extra curricular love
affair reused dangerous opposition
in Bucharest.
During those pleasant years of
exile in Paris with Nine Lupescu,
no. one in his right mind would
haze wagered a buffalo NICKEL on
Carols chances Of ever becoming
Rumanias king.
But Carol knew how 10 wait.
His father died His small son
became king under a regency. But
eventually Carol flew back 10 Ru-
mania 10 take over the throne
from his son and stand-in, Prince
Michael
AS ! box this royal compass to-
day that Is still Prince Michaels
role in the eyes Of his adoring
father What man has done. man
can do. That goes for monarchs
toe Exile. followed by triumphant
return would be no new role for
Carol and Mime LupeScu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Miss Trypak, 10, of 1923
Sarena avenue, winner Of the
annual beauty contest and
thus crowned Miss Michigan
Civic League at the leagues
annual dance this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
JobIess' Xmas
Find Sanctuary
In Caribbean
BY INEz ROBE


International News Service stan Writer
HAVANA, Cuba. June 2l.-The
governments of the Western Henri
sphere may yet find il advisable
TO declare the islands Of the gen.
eral Caribbean area a game and
wild life sanctuary for kings who
areas unemployed actors have
long embellished the rose - AT
liberty
HRH., the Duke of Windsor,
is in the Bahamas, just a good
hop, skip and Jump from Cuba.
His Majesty. Carol II of Rumania.
is in Havana.
Except for their present prox-
unity and the fact both have
taken shellackinG for love, their
situations are totally different.
As governor Of the Bahamas
the Duke of Windsor. who gave
up everything 10 marry the lady
he loves. enjoys an official and
respected niche in the empire nc
ruled 50 briefly as Edward VIII
He works hard and faithfully Al
the Job entrusted to him by the
British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Mckay TO Bid
For Freedom

Defense OF Frank d. Mckay,
COP national committeeman. Will
liam II. McKeighan, former Flint
mayor. and nine other men on a
100000 liquor-fraud charge will
open Monday in Federal Court
with legal moves 10 free the sc-
cused.
The battery of attorneys will
move TO strike large portions Of
testimony and exhibits from the
record which has been unfolded
before a jury for the last six
weeks in Federal Judge Arthur
Lederle's court.
Testimony OF each of the gov
ernments So witnesses will be
scrutinized individually. Defense
counsel then will make a motion
10 elect in an effort 10 force the
prosecution 10 show where their
proof lies.
Each OF the defendants will
make a bid for immediate free
dom with motions for directed
verdicts of not guilty.
II is estimated two days prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Promise Easily Kept

In return for its hospitality.
Carol has promised the Cuban gov
eminent not 10 be party 10 any
political intrigues That is a
promise easily kept. for intrigues
are out OF the question at the
moment.
Like so many other European
potentates. Carol is currently suf-
fering from that common COM
plant Hitler trouble. He knows
his only chance to regain his
throne, course on which he is
determined. is an allied victory In
his heart Of hearts. he is banking
on that.
Once before. in the turbulent
twcnticS. Carol found i. advisable
TO take Up residence beyond the
borders of F2unfHHtA. Sixteen years
ago. when he was Rumania's
crown prince. this headStrong.
willful man told the world and his
prospective kingdom that bot h
were well lost for Mime. LupeScu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Wouldn't Trust Hin,

The present pro-NaZi regime in
Rumania wouldn't cntrust Carol
with a Cancelled stamp, even if il
dared. Better a fair pair Of heels
than a halter" is an old proverb
of which His Majesty probably
thought considerably during the
nine months in which he was
struggling 10 put the width of
Europe and the Atlantic between
himself and his kingdom.
His Maiestys official status in
Cuba is that he has absolutely no
official status While the five
room suite which His Majesty.
Mime. LupeScu and Colonel Ur-
darianu ccupy AZ the Hotel
Nacional is the royal suite by
courtesy. 1t Is by no means the
Cuban governments official suite
The latter is an elaborate group
of rooms m aintained AZ the
Nscional the year round by the
government forts official guests.
The king is regarded as a dis
tinEuiShcd guest, but not as an
official guest. And that makes all
the difference in the world The
Cuban government has extended
every courtesy 20 far ~ Carol.
just as il would 10 any other dis
tinguished' guest But it has given
neither Carol nor his companions
the slightest official recognition
50 far
That. apparently Is 10 be the
attitude Of other governments in
this hov11t Sulspfc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

laws: Josiah Kirby Lilly. master
Of science: Mark Foote, Washing
ton newspaperman. master Of arts /.
George Martin WEIGH Of the Mich
igan Bell Telephone Company.
doctor Of business administration.
Willard Henry Dow. official of
the Dow Chemical Company. and
George Rupert Fink, president Of
the National Steel Corporation
doctorates Of engineering; Carl
John Wiggers, head OF the de-
partment of physiology al Western
Reserve University. and Frederick
Eugene Wright, noted geologis,,
doetorateS OF science: Russell Al
ger Stevenson of the University
OF Minnesota and William John
Norton. active social fund direc-
tor, Edwin Lowe Neville. former
minister in the Far East. and
Henry Moore Bates. dean-emeri-
tus OF the Michigan law school,
of laws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
i. Of NJ. Awards
2,174 Degrees; !
Ruthven Speaks
Time. star Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, June Pin the
annual commencement address tC
2.174 University of Michiga
graduates and an estimated 10000
spectators at Ferry Field here
Saturday evening, President Alex.
ander G.. Ruthven called for re-
newed effort by each individual 70
live according 10 the moral prin.
ciples of our Christian democ'
acy' as the surest remedy for the
orld's ills.
President Ruthven said:
Tho great leaders Of confused
humanity are not the so-called
successful men, - the captains
and the kings whose names dot
the pages OF the newspapers and.
unfortunately, of the history
books-but the students, the
thinkers, the idealists, the teach
able, the lovers Of humanity,
those whom Christ called the
meek those who will ultimately
inherit the earth.
Kingdoms Of Earth
"YOu will he taken To the tops
OF the hills and mountains and
shown the Kingdoms Of the
earth. To yield 10 the tempta-
ton 10 gain the world at the
sacrifice Of your soul will
amount 10 Reputation OF the
teaching Of your university.
"A civilization may prosper
externally and grow daily larger
and louder and richer and mors
self-confident. while at the same
time II IL decreasing In social
vitality and losing its hold on
the higher cultural traditions"
Thirteen distinguished leaders
in various fields were presented
honorary degrees by President
Ruthven. They were:
Brig. Cen Gtadeon Marcus
Barnes. master Of engineering
George Winter Cook. master OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Rescues Pal
Artificial Resuscita ton
Saves Lake Victim

PONTIAC, June u. 49, Robert
Golfer, Ia. of 81 Wall street. Sat.
urday proved himself hero when
he not only rescued his pal. Elmer
Couture. ID, of $50 Wall street
from drowning but saved his life
[ rough artificial resuscitation
methods he had learned recently.
The youths were swimming in
Forest Lake when Couture dis
appeared. Colfes dived. brought
him 10 shore and Immediately be-
gan TO apply his life-saving knowl.
edge.
Culture was taken 10 ST Joseph
Hospital by police where he is re-
covering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

ably will be required for the de-
fense's opening legal moves. II
they fail 10 free their clients in
this fashion. counsel will call an
array Of some 30 former grand
jury witnesses 10 the stand.
The defendants are accused of
using the mails 10 defraud dis
tilleries Of $500 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

SHIN TON. June u
Senator Andrew Jackson Hous'
ton (D1, Texas, one of the oldest
men ever 10 serve in the Senate
is 81 years old today Houston
reading his mail in his office in
the Senate office building. said hC
planned no celebration. and that
he will work as usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Seek Disabled Veteran

The Disabled American Veterans
of the World War Saturday asked
The Detroit Times TO assist in To-
eating James McGrotty, a disabled
veteran, believed 10 be living in or
near Detroit. McGrotty has 81 900
due him from a war insurance
nOlicv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Seven Held in Sabotage

NEWARK. n. T.. June 21.-
GNS) - Capt Giovanni Maglio
of the Italian freighter Arsa and
six members Of the crew were in
Hudson County Jail in Jersey City
today awaiting sentence after
being found guilty of wrecking
their ships navigating machinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Summer Classes at Wayne

Summer class work will begin
Monday al Wayne University with
six-week classes 10 be completed
August ? and eiGht.week classes
10 end August 16. Registration
for the $50 classes 10 be conducted
AZ the Summer session will be con-
tinued 10 noon Saturday, June 20.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

recevrshp being reorganized under
Bankruptcy securities assumed by such companies. .
Rates OF dividends the foreaolns table are annua! oS-
based the last quarterly annual dec!afa
included.
or .toet xe.T
es ssi ~ s = Sseis.s hl ssas ano'
Evening star., 1941-11-16

rim bankruptcy or receiversnip. or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foresoing table
are annual disbursements based or the
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included. Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock. ePaid last year.
Payable in stock. z Declared or paid 20
far this year h PAYABLE in Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year wv With warrants. xv With
out warrants. var warrants. aUnit of
trading less. than 100 shares; sales are
Evening star., 1941-11-16
u R B

BY private wire direct TO The Star.
Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, Nov.
Is, 1941.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
B O N D S

sy private wire direct to Tn. Star.
Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday.
Nov. Is, I94l.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
'Teen-ase Play Dresses
s1.so Wsrs 5S.e5

II striped cotton seersucker play
dresses with two-piece bathing
suits to match. Sizes IL to 10.
Is Cstten Gabartex Shorts in white.
brown, copen and rose Sizes 10
to 1s Were 3l.15. Now -- aSe
IL Gotten DirndI Skirts with
sleeveless vests to match. Red and
white. blue and white. Sizes II to
Is. Were S3.sS. Now sz.Ss
. Cotton Mesh Pole Shirts, slide
fastened. Coral color. aqua. Sizes
TO Is. Were 81. Now --7Sc
1s CsttsA Brsadelsth Shsrts In
yellow and white. Sizes . and TO-
Were 81. Now 5Se
Is Haysn Bloasss. Some crepe,
some sharkskin in nautical styles.
White, and white with blue braid
trimming. Sises 10 to 10. Were
s1.Sb. Now Sl.4S
- Chenille Cardigans, rayon and
cotton styles. White, red, gresn.
yellow. Also torso-lensth cotton
SHcilll1e suPOHAs 0fSeo - 70 90
Were lbs. Now 1l.1y
Is Junisr Bathing Suits Of rsyon
and wool woven with "LAstex"
yarn. Discontinued styles. Red,
blue. pink, black. vine. Small
sizes. Were S4.s5 and more. Nov,
ass
Tsiisrsd Spits Of cotton tweed.
Long sleeves, kick pleats front and
back. Fully lined. Natural, light
blue, navy. toast. Sases II to Is.
Were 1885 Now LIS
10 Cs4ton Gabardine Suits with
long sleeves. Brown. green. blue
Also suits composed Of shorts and
jacket in the same material. Sizes
III to Is. Were sass. Now $3.50
Is Rayon Shirts Of Jersey and
taffeta. Short sleeves, Peter Pan
collars. White, yellow, pink, navy.
Sizes IL to Is. Were 3lS5 and
more. Now H.1S
Is Rayen Crepe Dresses in pastels
and dark eolors. Dressy and sports
styles. Sizes II to Is. Less than
II price S3.SS
GIRLS SPORTSMAN. FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Juniors Turbans, SIS
less than u Price

Less than Y price
% pompadour turbans for date or
dinner, three-bow style OF rayon
ribbon White, red, green, powder
blue.
20 Juniors Spring Hats Of straw
and felt. Sailors, OF -the-face
styles, pillboxes and bonnets. Red,
natural, navy, black. Ribbon,
flower and veil trimming Sizes
2112, 2212. Less than " price,
$1.9S
Is Juniors Spring Hats as described
above. Less than y price - 75c
IS Novelty Fabric Hats including
turbans, berets, wrsp-around styles
and pillboxes. White, red, beige,
navy, black. Were 81 and more.
Now -. soc
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Womens and Misses AppareLExcept;ona Low Priced
Goats and Capes, 'I6"
Less thar u Price

10 untrimmed wool dress coats and capes,
box and fitted models Includes some
Forstmann fabrics. Navy. black, brown.
Sizes IL to 20, 40 and 22a
Untrimmed Dress Coats OF Forstmann
woolens. Box and fitted styles. Some
trspunto embroidered. Sizes II to 40,
36 and 38. Were $3s75 and more Now,
S2s.7S
Costume Suits, dress with matching jack
ct. Fine woolens in green. blue and brown.
Sizes Il and Is. Were t100. Now SIS
CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Printed Sports Dresses
s22 Is Yer. s1S

IS Of rayon in stripes and prints. Aqua,
red, luggage, navy. Sizes II 10 20.
5 Cotton Cerdursy Csats in beige, green,
brown. Sizes II, Is, 1S, 20. We're S13s5.
10 Wesl Flannel Shsrts in pink, aqua, beige.
Sizes II 10 10. Were ss.s5. Now - A.ss
beige. sises II, II, IL, 10. Were ss.S5.
Now -35.&5
Is Jacket Dresses q rabbits hair wool
and rayon IN aqua, beige, wine. turquoise.
Sizes II to 20. Were 313sS. Now -S1s.aS
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Eooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Panties, SIS We're s11s

Is pairs Of Milanese glove silk
trimmed with cotton lace. Blush.
Sizes in briefs 4, 5, 8, 7. Sizes in
stepins, 5 and s.
Rayon Coats to wear over
gown. Flesh in small and large
size Rose in large size. Were
S395. Now - $2.S5
KNIT UNDERYEAR. THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Art NeedIework
Reduced

1 Model Cotton Junior Quilt, white
background with colored applique
Of Jack and the Beanstalk. 39x56.
Was $3.50. Now - SI058
1 Princess Cotton Lace Pillow
Cover; l3x16 oblons. Was $3.50.
Now 81
1 Princess Cotton Lace Pillow
Cover; 18 inches round. Was $3.50.
Now -------------------- $3.50
] Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
white with colored embroidery.
50x70 inches. Was $50. Now.
$3.50
! Model Cotton Appliqued Quilt,
white with colored applique.
Georgetown pattern. Was s25.
1 NeedIepoint, petit-point center
and gros point. 23x32. Was $3.50.
Now ------ ..----- 1918
l Rayon Satin Bed Rest, eggshell.
Slightly soiled. Was $3.50. Now.
$3.50
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Paper
Special 35e box

300 boxes Of deckle-edged vellum
paper in three sizes. "a notes and
"a envelopes; or 80 single sheets
and "a envelopes.
Is Slide-fastened Brief Cases OF
leather. Were $l50. Now CSC
5 Cabinets of Writings Angora
Writing Paper; slightly damaged.
"a cards, u sheets and .96 en-
velopes. In white. Were IS.
Now $3.50
STATIONARY, AISLE n FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Crystal Decorated Table
Glassware Greatly Reduced

lie pieces Crystal Decorated Table Glassware Goblet.
sherbets and two styles Beverage dasses Less than "a
price Now ---- --------- sBc
Imported Crystal Relish Dish Imperfect Less than
50 Imported Crystal Finger Bowls Less than y price.
1s Cry.s. Fssel Glass Juice "a
a4 Imported Beverage Glasses Assorted shapes and eolors
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLooa
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Slips, sI.95 We're s19s

II of silk-and-rayon satin trimmed
with cotton lace at hemline and
wee top. Pink. Sizes 80 to 40.
9 Costume Slips of pure dye silk
satin with cotton lace-trimmed wee
tops. White and pink. Sizes 80.
"a, IS and So. Were $3.95. Now.
S2.S5
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Women's Sports Shoes, SIS
Less than u price

100 pairs sports and play shoes reduced for clearance
White and colors. Broken sizes. to 8. AAA to B.
So pairs Womens Shoeswool gabardne in black and brown
pumps. Medium and high heels Broken sizes.
AAAA B. Also few evening shoes Of vnylits
slver-color kid white satin and fae
and more Now AeS
1.s Scuhs in blue pink white black dubonnet
to Discontinued styles Less than "a price Soc
WoMERs sHoks, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Juniors Shoes, SIS

Less than u price
40 pairs in black patent leather.
blue or black cotton sabardins
and . few styles in white. Broken
sizes from 4 too.
IS pairs Juniors Grayhex Shoes
in blue, brown, and black calf,
some with cotton gabardine trim.
Low and medium heels. Sizes IA
to o. Less than "a price. Now
sass
CHnDREN's AND JUNIORS SHozs,
SECOND FLOOR.