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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
tU. s. glgnal corps .Photo from NlEAl.

an integral factor in absorption. !.
 That speed with which soldiers can be used is dependent upon the future course of the war, plus the future course of industrial pro- duction; plus the success of the Navy in controlling submarine ac-' tivities and the success of our shipbuilders in expanding the cargo- transport fleet necessary to move and supply expeditionary forces and a tthe same time, keep raw mate rials for armament coming into this country.
 It is betraying no war secret to point out that there is definite limit to the number of troops we can move to the fighting fronts, across thousands of miles of wa- ter, and supply with armament, munitions, food and clothing while there. The number we can thus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
LEGION APPROVES BENEFIT RODEO
Post to Participate in Scrap Drive, Collect
 Cards for ServiCemen

Earl Blanchard, . teacher at Leavenworth high school, spoke on the coming Community Chest drive last night at c meeting of the Corp. Coyle post, American Legion. This was the first meeting under the new commander, John R. Clark.
 The Legion post is making plans to start a drive for playing cards for the men ln the service. The Sons of the Legion and the Boy Scout troop ef tho post will aid in tho scrap metal drive now being car- rled on by the local noWspapegE.
 4 fourth ahipment of i.o00 books te hs glven draflaeG has been fr. eelved " the poat. AE other nEarts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
WOLCOTT LEAGUE
 MEETS TOMORROW

The Wolcott Republican League will hold an important meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the Cop- per Kettle. it was announced today.
 Endorsement has been given by the league to Mrs. Rose Wakelee for the nomination for state representa- tive. Mrs. Wakelee is now tax col lector for the town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradley celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. ding anniversary Friday Mrs Sam is the former Ada Cohen of the Moo Haven Cohens. Johnny Thompson, Joe Samoska, Bill Kelly, Billy McGrath, "Rxey" Dwyer Jack Slattery, Joe Mulville Tommy Flanagan, Billy Boughton, Joe Trumfo, Ed Kernan Billy Murphy, William F. oDonnell John C. Kelley Tommy oNeil. Billy Mklosky, 'Skeets" Carroll Paul Garrty, "Stewe Crchton, Paddy Dameo Teddy Susecke and Joe Hyrnie among the Waerburians at the fifth and last game of the World Series in New York Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

Randall Mccarthy, Grand Street nlixologist is scery the World Series is the best four out of seven instead of the best eight out of A. He made nice weeks pay on the St. Louis Cardinals short end shot and don't mean maybe. Second Lieutenant ArOl CharbOnneau home on furl0ugh, described his experiences as Army aviator at Boy Scout Leaders mobilization last night at St. JOhns parish house. The former scOutmaster of Troop 1S stressed the value of scout training in his advancement from an enlisted private to commissioned officer and mentioned other with scout training who able to adopt them selves much more quickly to Army life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

care for. plus reasonable reserve for replacements and a reasonable force for defense against invasion, is the limit to the number of sol diers the Army wants at any time. ALLIES SUPPLIED US
 IN FIRST WORLD WAR
 In the first World War, by draw ing heavily upon England and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Q ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ
Questions on Want Page

Questions on Want Page
 1. Officer pictured is Lieutenant General Joseph w. Stilwell, Jr.
 2. Puttees are long strips of cloth wound spirally from ankle to knee, to protect and support the legs. It comes from the Hindu pat ti" meaning band" or "bandage."
 3. WIPE, Nelson; OPA, Tender son; WING, McNutt; VILE, Davis; BEW, Wallace and Perkins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
CHASE ADDRESSES
 LOCAL KIWANIANS

The Kiwanis club will hold it's luncheon meeting today at noon at The Elton with A. Sabin Chase of Middlebury as the principal speaker.
 Chase, who served as American consul at Darien, Manchukuo, be- fore his return to this country, will speak on hte Far East situation. He has been in the Foreign Service of this country since 1925.
 Urinology was the topic of D.. Henry J. Stettbackers's talk to tcSe Rotary club, yesterday at a noon meeting held at The Elton. Dr. Stettbacher used x-Rays to illustrate his address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

have already been exhausted, it wns reported. The Legion voted to llav doEse q rodoo to be nlvon hg the zlndah orotto md Knights of col- unlbus to provide moro money fag tho 4Hlo|sInR f|luA Cor men Va &AA lefTieel Efae fedeu Nlsl w hn'6 Est la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
11DrdfteesBegin
Camp Training
T u F F Y
d r A F T 1 E

A scattered list of IL new in
ductees from four Wayne and one
Macomb County draft boards
began army life at Fort Custer
today. The list of men from
Macomb No. / and Wayne Nos.
Is, 43, Sd and SO follows:
MACOMB BOARD NO. L
Louis Perushek. Lenox.
Richard Carney, Centerlins.
Roy A. Julian. Van Dyke.
WAYNE BOAD NO. is
Alexander @. Jagnin, 1928 Beniteau.
Claude J. Perrago 1925 Hubbard.
George w Adams
Frank A. Dewald.
WAYNE BOARD NO. a.
Leslie Fsrkss. 1878 Barnes
WAYNE BOARD NO. 81
william A. sttecker. 2l7 Gambler, II p.
Claude n. Cherwinski, 30 LsbeIls. u. p.
WAYNE BOARD 40. 40
j. p. sembiante, 2i2 Campbell, River Rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA III. CONNOLLY

What Is the use Of: (a) A pro-
tractor; Obi a reamer; (c) an
annuity?
Pin what country Is II: (a)
Kronshtadt; (b) Quito; (c)
Caracas?
3-Can you give the name for:
(al A kind of peach beginning
with N: (b) a kind of crown
beginning with d: (c) kind Of
bottle beginning with d.
you interpret these must
cal terms: ta) Adagio; (b)
allegro; (c) anoroso?
what province of Canada: (a)
touches the state of Washing
ton; (b) touches Alaska; (c)
touches Maine?
6-Do you know whether: ta)
Planets shine of their own
light or are lighted; OBJ a
magnum is bird or a bottle.
tc) dunes are piles Of rock or
sand,
ANSWERS on Page 29)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Daily Quiz
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

call either OF two
animals bawties. One might
be used to catch the other.
What are they?
There's nothing unusual about
ship in a bay or a bay ina
ship. Where is a ships bay
and TO what use is IL put? -
|-Reams and reans is an enorr
nous amount so well narr08
IL down to Just one ream. an
see II you can define IL. Gu
you? o
If a messenger boy deliversgE
seismogram to your house what
will il be about ~
A blind worm has no eye&
True or falSe7 -
If you were TO put an exprenn
rife 10 the use for which n
Is intended. would you use Il 1t
short or long rangef ~
(Answers on Page zel ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Insignia Savers;
Get Going Now

If you're collecting the valuable,
beautiful and educational so FULL
COLOR United States War Insig-
MIA Stamps, offered FREE by The
Detroit Times, II is almost fore
gone cluclusion you'll want ia
keep them in a safe place which
will give them orderly display.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

IL you wish an Official Stamp
Album sent to you, check
here and erIose Is cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
DAILY

(Pisass check and remit seeordingIy)
Mail fehuancs and
address. address win be made
o. notification
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
DON'T HAVE TO BUY

II is NOT necessary TO buy the
album. however, 10 obtain the COM
plete SO NEW Full Color United
States War Insignia Stamps as
they are absolutely FREE.
1t is not too late 10 begin your
collection.
Every day. in the daily and Sun
day Detroit Times. you will find a
black and white stamp copy of a
full color War Insignia Stamp.
Such copies are exchangeable for
the full color stamps.
When you obtain 10 Of these
black and white copies (ANY 10
will do, as the copies DO NOT
have TO be consecutively num-
bered you can send 10 Detroit
Times War Insignia Stamps, p. o.
Box 1918. Detroit, Mich. and OBJ
tain the first 10 full color stamps
in the series of five sets of 10 full
color insignia in this thrilling
NEW series of full color United
States War Insignia Stamps.
GET OTHER SETS
Follow the same process in OBJ
tanning the other sets of 10.
1t is highly IMPORTANT that
you enclose self addressed,
stamped envelope and that you
write legibly information required
on the coupon which appears each
day with the black and white war
insignia stamp copy.
Your collection of so Full Color
War Insignia Stamps will grow in
value from year TO year. Each
stamp is gummed. perforated and
serially numbered, and you can
obtain the complete collection
FREE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

ration Of gas,
golf balls and
tires cut the
field OF posi-
biIities and
anyway, bridge
In q lot Of fun.
Well have out
formal opening
Wednesday at
h Q Crowley
Miner Victory
r o o I'M. Any
woman In well
cOfnA and we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
GET OTHER SETS
Wins Harvard Scholarship

For achieving a higher average
on college board examinations
than any other applicant in Mich
igan OF Northern Ohio. Charles
Shaw of Worthwhile, a Detroit
Country Day School student. to-
day was awarded scholarship of
500 per year 60 Harvard Uni
Iversity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
POMONA BOMBER

To Mayor James Il. Petit
OF Pomona goes the honor Of
being the first to request of
Walt Disney an insignia for n
community sponsored bomber.
A sage hen, athletic symbol
of Pomona College, has been
transformed into a ferociOus
symbol of aroused citizenry.
She carries with her THE
Spirit That Never Dies" re-
produced from the beautiful
bronze group dedicated to Po-
mona's fallen heroes Of the
first World War.
Combat Insignia stamp Design Copy
right, 1eiz. Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
PeopIe
You Know
Victory Bridge Makes
Debut Tomorrow
BY LINTON Ankles

"Women must have some form
Of realization, war or no war;"
says a note from Mrs. Marie
Bosshart from Ashland avenue.
$50 about 400 women from the
metropolitan area have formed
what we call the Victory Bridge
League.
I'VE picked bridge because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26


play duplicate and rubber bridge
with prizes I'm defense stamps
and proceeds for the boys In
service"
The founders include Mrs. Ed.
ward j. Jeffries Jr., Mrs. Eugene
I. Van Antwerp. Mrs. Louise
Bright, Mrs. Charles F. Bielman
Mrs. Ray Malchie, Mrs. Viola Arm
strong and Mrs. Bosshart.
Judges Thomas M. Cotter and
George Murphy were looking
pleased with themselves the other
day. Cotter because his daughter,
Anna Mary NAM got her Pm. b.
In journalism from Marygrove and
Murphy because he had just read
n letter from his old friend, Presi-
dent Manuel Quezon of the Philip
pines, saying he hoped soon TO be
able to leave Washington and pay
the judge visit.
Prominent Detroiters who'll Join
In the farewell to the Rev. Matthias
Mack, guardian OF st. Bonaven-
lures Monastery on Mt. Elliott,
tonight, include John c. Manning,
managing editor of the Times and
Malcolm Bingay, editorial director
OF the Free Press. Sheriff Andrew
Bair Is secretary of the Capuchian
Charity Guild which sponsors the
affair and il you want 10 attend,
call him for a reservation.
Out al Hunter school the tenth
grade journalism class helps in put
ting out the school paper and as
part OF their contribution they
sponsored a photography contest
for the May issue.
But IL seems the overwhelming
majority of students didn't have
cameras. so TO meet the emer-
gency for their June issue. the
class announced IL would accept
not only photographs. but also ink
blottos.
The faculty has donated defense
stamps Tor prizes.
The Ionia correspondent comes
up with the tale of the sheriff of
Ionia County and the police re-
porter. who muffed their chance
10 put their newly-learned first aid
TO the test last week because they
couldn't agree on method.
Sheriff Leslie Murphy and re-
porter Don Beebe were in court
when a woman defendant tainted
as she heard her sentence for help
ing cash a forged check. Both
rushed 10 her side but began argu-
ing over which knew the right
technique for reviving her.
While they argued, court attend
ants carried the woman out and
she came to without any ones
help.
Ross Birkhill OF Detroit and
Walt Oberer OF Highland Park, the
footballer. finished the first semes-
ter Of their last year at Ohio Wes-
leyan University with all AS, a
feat achieved by only about one
in every so students, according to
the schools records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
TITLE TO PROPERTY

c. c. C.: o. have lived
common law for 10 years and ]
want TO join the army. My COM
mon-law wife and / are buying a
house together. Can ! sell this
house without her signing the
contract, or can she sell without
my signing? We owe $1,000 on
this house. Please let me know
who can sell and whether must
get her name on the papers. too
A--You cannot dispose of this
property without both your sig
natures. Though she IL your
common-law wife, the same
laws apply as with the case Of q
conventional married couple.
MISS J. L. X: Q-Will you
please tell me how l can find out
a persons classification. his draft
number and his draft board?
MUST KNOW ADDRESS
A-Telephone RA. 1881, tell
them the mans address, and
they will be able TO tell you his
local draft board and that
boards location and phone num-
Der. Then you can obtain his
classification and number from
the local board. III you do not
know his address Mt the time he
registered then IL IN obviously
impossible for you to determine
which II his board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Family
Keeps You
In "a
BY u. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor, Detroit Times

MRS. j. +. B.: O. am anxious
TO find out about my husbands
draft status. We were married In
October, 1889, and two years later
we had baby. He is employed as
a mechanic in a defense plant but
can't be deferred because of the
work as he hasn't been there two
years. lie was put in Class ga
last summer. I would like 10 know
whether they will reclassify him.
1 have not worked since June,
1910.
A--UndoubtedIy he viii re-
main In Class ga, as he has
two persons entirely dependent
upon him--at least until such
time IA the government might
see mt 10 provide for such de-
pendents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

The 20-page War Insignia Stamp
Album fills the bill! You can obtain
ii for only IS cents by addressing
War Insignia Stamps, The Detroit
Times, p. o. Box 1918, Detroit, and
enclosing necessary money.
This album has 20 attractive
rotogravure pages, 7lzx10 inches,
with space TO attach each stamp,
plus printed information about in
sigma. You can order this album
when you send for your full color
stamps, or you can order sepa-
.rately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

Combat Insignia stamp Deslgn Copy
right. 1St7, Hearst Publications, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
WOmen'S. Misses Apparel

9-Orig. 1929 and So Blouses in cotton broad
cloth rayon crepe soiled ---S1 81
3O-Org. 3.95 to S5.95 Rayon Crepe and Rayon
MOire BouseS. Broken sizes - S219
10-Org S4 95 Evening Skirts of rayon crepe in red
or white, solid Broken sizes s-------- So 88
oO-Orlg. S6.95 to S895 Jackets some 1907 wool
=. all properly labeled to wool content
Sizes 9 to IS ------ S398
25-Orig, s1O95 to s1695 Jackets of 1907 wool
Light and dark pladS in sizes 10 to 16 - S688
20-Orig. 1888 to S1295 Womens and Misses Cas-
ual Afternoon Dresses ----.-----.-------- Sc 80
S10.95 to S16.95 Womens and Misses
Afternoon Dresses .-----.-------- So 88
10-Orig s25 and s2995 One-of-a-Kind Dresses for
Misses and Women ------------- $1,000
25-Orig. S25.O and S29 95 One-of-a Kind Misses
dresses ----------------- .S8
Evening star., 1942-12-23
WOmen's Accessories

102-Orig 81 Sterling Silver Identification Bracelets
SOC
23-Orig. S1O0 Patriotic Pins ---- soc
10-Orlg. $500 Striking Eagle Lapel Pins 81 90
Orig, S1OO Patriotic Bracelets : SOC
4O-Orig. 81 90 Gold-colored Bracelets 75c
12-Orig. $500 Goldcolored Bracelets 50 90
48-Orlg. S4,OO God-coOred Rhinestone Pins So 90
fJeUeby subject to 1870
19-Orig. $685. 1895 to $1150 Fitted Travel Cases
of genuine pigskin pinseal or calf with Jars
and bottles, now S.. 80, S5 96, Sc 63 ST and 795
71-Orig. S1O0 Sachets ts------------6 66c
l1-Orig. $3.50 to $500 Fitted Evening and Sports
Bags of leather or brocaded cloth With COM
pact, lipstick and comb some with cigarette
lighters to $1,000
Evening star., 1942-12-23
WOmen's. Misses Apparel

25O-Orig. $500 and S2.25 Slips of rayon crepe or
rayon satin and $500 Silk Petticoats ----139
20-Orig So. to $12,95 Misses Evening Dresses in
small sizes ----------------- --------------S S688
35-Orig. S6.95 and S795 Misses TwoPc. Cotton
Corduroy Suits ------------- ---------S 1888
25-Orig. $500 to $500 Two-Pc. Suits and Dresses
of Spun Rayon GO to 15) 15)---------------S18 S188
25-Orig. $500 Cotton Corduroy Jumpers az to 16,
S1O0
4o-Orig. $1.69 Cotton House Frocks and Hoover
cites -------------.-- ---------- 99c
3o-Originally So e5 and s1O95 Women's and Half
Sizes Rayon Crepe Dresses -------------- S. 90
35-Originally $1095 and $1295 Rayon Velvet Eve
ming Capes and Wraps -------- So 88
20-Orig. $500 Natural Colored Cotton Gabardne
Raincoats ----------- ---- So SIS
30-Orig. $5 90 Junior Miss Natural Gabardne Rain
coats Q1 to 15) --------------- So SIS
25-Org. 1895 to S10.95 Junior Miss Daytime
Dresses 60 to ------S 81 80
tJunor a Ase)
Evening star., 1942-12-23
ChiIdren's Apparel!

Children's Apparel!
$500
2-orig slo95 Cadet Long Trouser Suits sizes a
1o-Orig. ST e5 BOYS Mackinaws in sizes IA and 16,
$500
21-Orig s1o95 Boys Tweed Reversible Goats in sizes
IL to 18 18--------- S7.88
orig s29e Tots 2-Pc Rayon Slack Sets, sizes
and g. soiled ---------------- r--- 81 so
4-Orig. $500 Tots Long Net Party Dresses sizes
5 and G. soiled - --------- $500
10--Org. $500 Tots Wash Dresses in sizes to Ok
81 SO
1Orig 81 90 Infants Bath Robes slightly soed
81 90
12-org. SIC Panties to go with sleepers -. sizes
40 orig $500 Miss Teen Spun Rayon Dresses, sizes
to Is 5-----------.--. So 90
1o-orig $685. Miss Teen Corduroy 2Pc Dresses. size
8 to IS --- ---------- $5 80
15-orig s229 Miss Teen Blouses with long sleeves,
size 10 to 16----------------- 16 81 90
8-Orig 81 65 Miss Teen Striped Cotton Shirts SOC
20-Orig ST SO Miss Teen Striped Cotton Shirts soc
HOrig $1395 Miss Teen Ski Suits sizes 10 to IA,
S795
15-Orig $195 Miss Teen Felt Hats ------- sl.Oo
22-Orig $500 Miss Teen Cotton Corduroy Suits,
sizes 9 to IS ------ So 90
AOrig. $500 Girls Chubbe Cotton Corduroy
Jumpers white blouses acknowledgements So 90
3-Orig $1O.95 Girls Winter Polo Coats-------S7.88
1e-Orig $399 and S499 Girls Jackets,
s299 and So 80
Orig. slee5 Girls chubbie Suits in blue SIZES m
48-Orig 81 e5 Girls Cotton Wash Dresses --- 81 48
45-Orig $299 and $500 Girls Cotton Wash Dresses,
S195 and S299
8-Orig So 20 Girls Cotton Corduroy Jumpers Sligo
40-Orig. S4 90 to $3.50 Jr. Misses Patent Slippers
and Black or Brown Oxfords sizes to Z S1.59
45-Orig. $500 Jr. Miss Simplex Coed Step-in Pumps
in brown and black ------------- S2,95
to
o
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HOIneWareS

110-f Perfect 500 printed spun rayon cloths,
54x80-in. -------------.-- ---.-----------------3 399
52-If Perfect 799 printed spun rayon cloths, 63x
80 in. ----------------- ------------ 500
389-If Perfect 25c matching napkins 15c each
89-Orignally 100 printed crash cloths 54x54-in.
Cloths Fifth Floor, 69c
31-Orginaly 1.25 boys with candle for hat 75c
35-Originaly LOO boys with candle for hat SOC
38-Originally $50 Santa Claus with red canGe for
hat 75c
15-Orginally / 25 white wire Christmas trees with
COlored balls SOC
10-Orginally so Christmas angels with candles soc
10-Orginally 1.25 Christmas angels with candles, soc
6-Orginally 500 hand decorated wall brackets, 800
12-Orginally 750 hand decorated wall brackets 5 90
4-Originally S18 hand decorated wall Brackets SO
50-Orignally 125 white wire racks with star
decorated glasses -----------75c
12-Orlgnally LOO plastic cigarette boxes 75c
6-Originally 100 plastic bud vases ----75c
6-Orignally 800 spaghetti bowl and plate so
Floor
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Odd L0tS--b Broken ASS0rtmentS
Hundreds Of GiftS..S Sharply Reduced!
WOnen'S Accessories

WOmeneS Accessories
Orig. ST and 81 so Belts in suede capeskin Csc
l200-Orig S1,00 Fabric Gloves of sueded rayon in
black, brown, white, beige or tan ------- 64c
300-Orig. $125 Gloves in leather backs with fabric
palms, also cotton slip-ons. Broken assort-
ment ---------------- 79c
600-Orig, $2,25 and $500 Capeskn Gloves in black,
brown beige wine e-------------- 81 SO
Orig. soc to $500 Christmas Gift Novelties,
-~------------ ------------~14 "a off
Orig. sc to Csc Christmas Greeting Cards.
y off
Orig. SOC Rayon and Wool Sports Socks in green,
blue red ------------. -------- 29c
Orig. S195 Knee-Length Wool Socks, white
with COlored embroidery Csc
Orig. $1.00 Knee-Length All-Wool Socks in
cOlOrS ------------ -------------- SOC
Foor.T HechtC Co
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HOn1eWareS

4O0-Pieces, If Perfect, 69c yard drapery fabrics.
Short lengths and remnants-printed cretonne,
homespun chntz. Some first quality So
and so in. widths-2 to II yds, long 39c yd.
40-Originally 398 spinter-proof blackout shades,
55x75-in. -------- 90
100-Originay 89c Permo blackout shades, 39x72-in.
Made of fire-repellent kraft paper 29c
40-Orginaly $50 and ESQ washable celaneSe
rayon ninon curtains. 88n. wide to pair, u
and 78-in. lengths. Ecru color %
Curtsns and Shades Sixth Floor
125I Perfect 299 printed spun rayon table cloths,
54X54-in ----- ------------ i so
84-H Perfect 4,50 printed spun rayon cloths Sax
72- in --299
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Mems Accessories

1200-Orig. 81 90 Snap Cuff Button Sets in blue TAM
green red, maroon or plum coored stones
Silver or gold plated -------- 3oc
168-Orig. $3.50 and S295 American Fuji Rayon
Colar-Attached Shirts. Sizes 1412, Is and
Is z ;. white, natural, tan or blue - ST 80
1800--Orig. soc Short Elastic Top and Regular
Length Mems Hose among them 400 pairs
of famous Lastex-yarn Gard-o-Sox - 29c
5o-Orig. $595 Auto Seat Covers to fit many
Coupes - OK
6o-Orig. s995 Auto Seat Covers to fit many
Coaches and Sedans -----4--- S4e5
50-Org. $40 and $3.50 Mems Leisure Sports
Jackets. all properly labeled as to wool content
90 sizes 4O to At $697
3o-Org;, s695 zipper-Front, Reversible ALL
o Weather jackets, size 36 only--------$ $345
25O-Orlg. S2.49 Mems Leather House Slippers
Operas and Everetts sizes to II in the
30-Orig. s785 Mems Spike Bottom Golf Oxfords
30-Orig. $3.50 Mems California Casual House
Slippers in brown or blue ---------- 1888
2o-Org. $500 Loafer-Type Slippers in brown
Broken sizes ----------- ----- So 80
2O-Orig. 1896 Mems Tan Riding Boots leather
soles and heels Broken sizes Sc 90
lOO-Orlg. S3.95 Sheldon Hats in grey, brown green
OF IAN IN sizes ois TO $315
51-Orig. $500 Mems Cotton Umbrellas with crook
handles -----------------------S1 S159
3-Org. $4,000 Mems Genuine Pigskin Zinner
Bags sos
13-Org. $500 Mems 2O-inch Sharkskin Travel
49, ing Bags S.----------,----- ------------$200 90
ror, 2 jars and bottles s---- S795
6-Org. $1295 Women Hat and Shoe Bags 50 95
15-Orig. S9.95 Endurall 24-inch Gladstone Bags
IN Suntan 81 95
Orig. $4,000 Anine-Dyed 2O-inch Upper
16-Orig. s1295 Ladies' Wardrobe Cases S1o ss
0an Floor.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HUNDREDS OF TOYS REDUCED

Paging asmnue Sanas We've gone through toy
blue pencil and slash prices including
dolls books bowling alleys military houseunishng toys
and stuffed animals Reduced just because
fore Christmas Mostly two of kind samples
soed You find exactly what
find will net you substantial savings.
Toys FourhF Floo,T The 20