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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
STABLE SURPRISED


"The whole stable was surprised
as anyone else. The Ambassador
did better than any of us expected.
Well it's a great feather in Mr..
Whites cap, and the Ambassador
will be mighty busy from now on
He'll be at Saratoga next week,
and after that Milwaukee; Du-
Quoin, Ill. Delaware, Ohio; and
Lexington, KY. He'll be racing in
stake events exclusively"
Easley was delighted with the
victory because it "evened up
things" for owner Strang Easley
said Strang should have won the
Hambletonian last year with His
Excellency. He claimed Strang' s
color bearer was a better three
year-old than the victor, Bill Gal
! Ion.
Easley concluded:
They're a great combination
Strang and White. Strang wants to
buy only good horses. He paid $4,000
for the Ambassador as a yearling,
and White wants to train only
good ones. He specializes in colts
and is the best in the business in
developing them until they are
three-year- Every winter at
Longwood, Fla, we start out handl-
ing about 25 colts, but we weed
them out as the summer approach
es. Now we have 13 in training,
mostly two and threeyear-old al
though we still handle two four
year olds-His EXcellency and Volo-
stadt.
Paid Political Advertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
LARRY MacPHAIL
DEFENDS TEAM

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-UPD -
President Larry MacPhail of the
Brooklyn Dodgers stood behind his
pitching staff today in the Nation
al leagues cluster" controversy,
stating that his club would return
"bean-balls" two for one"
MacPhail said that although
Brooklyn had been accused of
throwing bean balls" the Dodgers
had been hit by more busters than
any other squad.
Paid Political Advertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13

ers were: Minnie Newsom, Patricia
WYATT and Estee washington.
Prince was the umpire.
In the table tennis singles George
Everett was the winner John Black
shere was second and Henry Alar-.
cen was third.
Mrs. Kendall said carom tourn-
ament will get underway at the
Adams park on the west side of Eel
Centre next Monday.
Average attendance there has been
keeping up well, she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
chicago GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. Il tUPl = Moderate
mill buying on minor price recessions
steadied wheat futures around YESTERDAY
closing levels today. Other grains moved
in narrow price range.
Wheat closed unchanged TO u a bU.
lower corn \ to sk lower. oats Il to T.
lower, rye unchanged and soybeans off
II
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

bassador came through with great
stretch drive that overcame Game
Scotland's Comet.
Secretary Easley said after the
race:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
d. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13 CUPl - Light
trading on the Los Angeles stock eN-
changed today saw three issues un-
changed two down and none up with
midday volume around 2,7OO.
The List: Superior Oil 35 unchanged; :;
Claddng Mclean unchanged: Ryan 3A
unchanged: solar l Il down \.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
L. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Calf. Aug. 13 tuPl -
Wheat No l hand. soft .-. Sl.9i = ,. O2i@
Milo. malt tvpc ........... 81. SOL. so
Milo No. yClo. Cal. co.. Sl-11 Il ST.
Barley. No. l bright W. .-. Sl47 L 52is
oats. feed .......... 81 COL so
Corn. No. = yclo bulk ... 81 SOL l 81 T.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
JAVERY WINS 9TH

Boston dropped the Giants into
fourth place behind the Reds by
winning twice. 10 and 81. Al
Javery hurled his fourth shutout
and ninth victory with seven
hit masterpiece in the opener, the
Giants getting no more than one hit
in any inning. He has now per
mitted the opposition only one run
in the last 90 innings. Boston pun
meled four pitchers for 18 hits in
the night cap.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
SPORTS DRAW
Z. c. CHILDREN

continues to draw FL Cenro youngsters to city parks III
the evening, Mrs Mary Kendall, director SAD hurso
she reported on two events Just finished and two more
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
NJ AR X ET S
Markets at a
Glance
: UNITED PRESS


Stocks irregularly IN quiet trading.
Bonds irregularly higher.
Curb stocks Irregular.
Cotton un around . cents a bale.
In Chicago: wheat closed unchanged "a
u cent hushel lower; corn off \ 10 Is
cent
Hogs SIS. per cwt., up 15 cents TO new
22-year high
Silver: unchanged in New York
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
NEEDED HELP

Eden Auker pitched shutout ball
for eight innings but needed help
from Fritz Ostermueller and George
Caster to bring st. Louis a 6-3 tri-
umph over the White Sox. Chicago
got only seven hits but rallied for
three runs in the ninth.
Dolph Camilli walked with the
bases full in the ninth to force home
the run that gave Brooklyn a 10
triumph over the Phils. Larry
French won his 18th victory against
only one defeat. scoring over Rube
Melton. Each pitcher allowed only
four hits but Brooklyn punched
two of theirs in the ninth.
The Cardinals clubbed the Cubs,
9-4 and 8-3, to trim Brooklyn's lead
to eight games. Johnny Beazley
and Murray Dickson kept II hits
we'll spaced as the Cards clouted
Bill Lee and Hiram BithoIn for II
blows in the first game, punching
their hits for two three-run in
nings. Harry Gumbert tossed an
eight hitter in the second game as
the Red Birds belted out 13 hits
including a first inning homer by
Enos Slaughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
RED SOX DROP
FROM AMONG AL.
FLAG C0NTENDERS
NEW YORK, Aug. 13

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 -
(UP)-Once a year the root
ers for Boston'S American
league club break down COM
pletely and humble to them
selves. Whats wrong with the
Sox?" To-day they are at it again
for the Sox-a pennant contender
a month ago-are now practically
also-rans in the pennant race, 13
games off the pace set by the New
York Yankees.
The Red Sox were in the envia-
bic position in July. The Yankees
had been belted all over the west
and were hanging on the ropes
when they came to Boston to play
the red-hot Red Sox. who then
trailed by only three games. 1t
was a chance in a million. But
what happened? Let manager Joe
Cronin tell it:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-13
JUST UNBELIEVABLE


left town four games in front. Even
so, that wasn't too much to over
come. But somehow or other we
haven't been right since. In SO
games since then we've lost 81
times and-oh, well, it's just unbe-
lievable."
The Red Sox bowed to the Yank-
ees, 8-4 yesterday as Charley Keller
belted his 18th homer with the
bases full to give Hank Borowy a
win. Borowy allowed 13 hits but
was aided by Yankee attack that
included homers by Buddy HaSsett
Joe Gordon and Charley Keller
Dom DiMaggio hit his 18th for the
Red SoX.
Detroit made it three in a row
by winning both ends of double
header over the Slumping Indians,
Az and 20. The Tigers pounded
Al Smith out of the box in the
fifth with three run attack after
Rudy York had hit his 18th homer
in the fourth inning of the open
er Hal Newhouser held the In
dians to five hits in the second
game and was never in trouble ex-
cept in the eighth when two hits
and a walk filled the bases. The
Indians double kayo ran their los
seS to six in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Vacant Lots for Safe

BARG AISS-ClaWson, fiftsen lots paved
street. eXceuenuy located. Telephone
Dixon q2St
BUY STATE owned properties. see your
real estate broker.
GOOD BUSINESS TAT frontage on
Van DYKE corner Eight-Mie Road
MAks ofer cherry 1913
! 500 FHA approved lots groups. various
locations for defense housing Cadillac
1881
COLORED-Ba BARGAIN desirable lot on
Lumley $50 On. $40 no. TY 5-essa.
CoLORED-lnkstsr, large lots. 800 $40
down, city water. PArr, phone Wayne 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

81 ACRES with 200 young fruit trees
Private lake entrance High and dry.
Wonderful opportunity for chicken farm.
Dearborn 1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

BETHUNE- BRUSH Two-fanily 4 AMI :
iWo furnaces. $500 down Fitzroy e7s5
DREsELER.Vsn Dyke-Br z-fAm. IS. 100
subject - Hole quick sale. PL. 534s
MARTIS-Bssutiful 2-family,
modern ss, 2-car garage. reasonable.
5oli Daniels.
sTRATHAOOR, I2s72-Eght up ana elk
down. See anytime owner. Vermont
s-s537
TWO FAMILY Five ur, five down mod
errized 24x2S q garage tils bath sac
rifloe FOR equity Drafted LenoX 5o7s
WATERWORKs PARK-Douhle house
s-6 one side fJrnished, carpeted 4-csr
and shop. cot lot, Sc $50 Arlington
cqIa
? .FLkT. SIS. has 2 furn.. 2-oar gar only
50 $50. rent SCI so. II p. IN. 1888
COLoRED-No OF BLVD. HURRY
s Family fiat; steam heat ........ss. 80
? Family SIS hot air heat 49,. 3 900
singles and booming Houses-All Sections
FRANK / WILEY. TRINITY 2-e7s7
COLoRED--N. 81 Blvd. 2fsm. terrace,
rms ca AGAR gar. Al condition.
c. w WHITE, 1850 Hastings TE. l-0ose.
coLoRED-Ilnnohs. 2i25-2e. SIS, 2 bed
rooms Al condition. $500 On. Spencer
CT 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Houses for Sale
(West OF Wooduord)

A CY-pasadena. to23, brick. la floor
lay Don't miss THIS TY 5gT77
CANFIELD 18TH 2-fsmny. 81 200. 800
On B1dges. 4i27 vernon. Ia s2lo
ECORSF gsferson t5OsJ - Overlooking
Detroit River modern rooms suitable
fo- professional Use valuable frontage
jONiS0. 50. 0o0
rLsEA REALTY A INVESTMENT co
s2I7 west Fort W 1900
GARAGE HOMES 5000 20 $500 DOWN
ttls PELHAM. VAN BORN JIM DAILY.
GREEN (Whutakerj-.7 -roon BRICK. 2-car
gsraEe. - 800, essy terms. Lafayette
asst
~ BEARD 2.famiN income $50 month
50 200 $500 dn.. 2203 springwells
MARLoWE iss75--5-room brick; vest.
rIle. natural fireplace garage eide
drive large attic. FLA. Vermont 5-3s7l.
PURITAN Highland PARK Two bed.
rooms down. three up. vacant, move IN
olson University $500
RDSEMOST. 1921 ROsEDALE PARK
BRICK English colonial. bedrooms; large
living room dining room sun room and
kitchen baths steam heat; scar garage.
lot 1oNi5o. 50 soo
Industrial National Bank
REAL ESTATE DIV. RA. 1850
SCHOOLCRAFT Section New. rooms
bssement furn 81 500 terms. 10 300.
Y p. Gustsfson 10000 sohoocrsn
STOEPEL. i35si--2 story. 3--bedroomS
fireplace $500 Hart HO ss5l.
VET Hospital Section homes 500 10 500
On Martin, 2ooio Van Born. DE, e7s3.
81 e7'. terms. 252e0 Cd. River. RE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

AIRPORT pIsTRIcT-liio7 Nashville
Corners bus gentleman, private. Pm
gree Oss2 tmorningtl.
BEDROOM sleeping porch attached one.
two gentlemen. breakfast optional Town
send s3sss.
BURLTNGNNE 5W0odWara Second Twin
or single gentleman. shower garaEe.
Townsend $500
COMFORTABLE front room. suitable tVo
gentlemen near transportation private
family; reasonable. sl5l Proctor Tyler
5-03s2.
EAST JEFFERSON district. single room
private home, board optional FliEfoy
GENTLEMEN preferred ST MARY's sec
ton; front room cross ventilation IT..
garage vermont s.tfPe.
McKiSsTRY. 1873 - Attractive room
reasonable middle Agsd ADJ preferred
Lafayette 033s
NAVY, 1901 tvsrnor, 49, share room. twin
beds With gentleman. Board optional
FfNGLE person. suitable for two Ass2
woodward, Apartment ; a. Temple
2-si22
SLEEPING room sui'e suitable for 'wo
ClAirmont .HAmilton disfrc'. To9nssnd
T-oo7o s. 40
WARK. i2I7s 6Livsrnoisl Attractive
room; air conditioned, IS double. Dayi-
con dqsf
CoLoREp YsIi McKinisy &c utorta he
rooms bus oarnns, home conFenIeaces
Tyler s-os3a.
COLoRED- Neatly furnished front room
reasonable good trhnspot Af,9n t"ArftrI
Tyler 5000
CoLoRED--5s7 smith, lovely room for
couple or single Trinity i.7s92
CoLORFD- MILWAUKEE, East ilfs nicely
furnished room clean. al cortenlencet
reasonable
COLORED-- Furnished room Tor rent, sng1s
or couple Tyler 6-73E.
COLOREp- Large. attractive front r"nrn.
beautiful home; slnglc preferred .8r.
ferd s-si6q
COLORED- ST. Woodland neatly flrn shed
room. employed couple gentleman.
Townsend 1897.
COLORED-7 East CAnHr.d large el'an
room gentleman: 50 5h Temple 2-solS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Houses for Sale
EAST of Wooduopd)

ACT NoW--Grstiot-7-Mi.; sserho. s. ooo
Attractive colonial: stoker. gar. fruit,
shrubs, garden drive. LIZ. a75s
ALGONQUIN-Prlck rooms: garage. sid,
drive; fireplace. stoker steam heat: near
Jefferson. Bargain, $1,000, terms. Lsnos
1888
ALTER. near East Jefferson - 5.roor
monthly, including taxes. Waugh. Lsno,
O7ta
BEST VALUES n EHst sinE DEFENSE
HOMES "wELToN PARK" X "
oBENAuER, l5s0i v. T-MILE. PI 1900
BRICK near Outer Or. Only yrs. old
side ar Price 50 500, FHA terms, sar-
gent. $40 stat. Far. TO. s.2ssi.
COOPER. 800 near Fast wsrrsn-ovnsr
sroom. hot air. fun basement: So 600
ivsnhoe 1864.
GREELEY-Nr s-Mi: b.Aut. mod. s.rm
with gAr.: iAndsespe. Eves. TW. 2-o7As
NEFF. near chandler Park drive Brick
single Tile bath and SINK, ras heat. io
4exis3 81 200 down, St0.sl monthly. Ap
poin'msnt only waugh. Lenox o7t9
RHODE IsLAND--At Brush. rms lo'
:oxl5o: se73 down. Donovan. AR. 4sio
STATE FAIR Oakland section -s-s brick
S775 down J strom. TO. s-4is3
ST CLAIR sHOREs-4 rooms ard bath
me electric range ana on stove 81 s6s
$3.50 down 1895 p warren.
ROOMS and seihro0nl near ionic m
50fcot lot, near school and transports
t0nt $3.50 dovn. S2S monthly. 25s00 =
Jefferson. near lo-Has
q ROOMS an1 bath on Hsrref near e.Nns
ROAD. Only 81 900, terms 1888 =
warren
lo-HlLE Jefferson district, = scre. A.
room house 81 600. $500 down. So
month 2oeil Harper Tuxedo ? sa2o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Resorts for Rent


MODERN furnished home on Duck Lax
by season or year Twinorook 1-ss44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

EIGHTY acres, level DARK clay ioam soil
good fences, excellent buildings siio,
young orchard twenty acres new seeding
six acres wheat, four acres tim Der: stock
and new machinery $40 500 half cash bal
Ance terms. Ben Tumble 220t y. Frank
I'm ave 2-2ss2 Flint, Mich.
FARMS IN Oceana County--Al sizes ana
prices. lake and river frontage. hunt.
Ing and fishing tracts. Hanson born
Hart Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
ENE.FULLERTON
PALLISTER AVE. 937

Attractive brick Z rooms; large lot: Vens
tan hunfs oil II v heat perfect cordi
ton fine home and income LEAVING
CITY SACRIFICE s. 600 cash required
Shown nv appi only l.. c. simpson
"a Ol9f tn E.I-n4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Sewins Machines

Al SEWING machine, vacuum, washes
repairing. 800. Free estimates Buy
Sell. LENOX 5000. Central Service.
IA RoAIN sale on sewing machines. Sing
ers, Whites. etc. Used. IN good condition
Sio.p5 up. New slectrics. Sii % up. Guar
SEEMING MACHINE SALES co.
1873 Broadway. at Grand River CA. 3is;
3t30 Grand River. at Trumbuh TE. 1890
6l22 West Fort, at Military vi l-2ssf
1859 GrAtlot near Seven-Mile AR. s3fi
Free estimates on repairs.
GOOD used WHITES and SINGERS
As low as SIS, 80. We repair all makes
Call RIA. 035s for free estimates
white Sewing Machine Co. 1860 Library
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Neu Houses for Sale
Builder Has Finished Homes

GOTNG GOINGl HURRY
'Tvont te long fore they - gone. De-
tense houses insulated: mr. W Side plants
80 psymts AZ SIS. Karls and iAnville, bl
"a Wayne RI ist blk. norm ford road
NoRTHWEsT-i-rm IT,, fun base 81 500.
$500 dn Hurry. Hogarth 1891.
GRANDViiLE. wARREN--5-4 rms fully
modem. i0xl35; 81 $50. FILA. OR. 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
49, REAL ESTATE CORNER >A&sA>
FOR RENT FOR SALE


LINCOLN PK-Pingree ~ southheld: t32
mo. inc. tax. Noel a Krieg.
SOME BUY John Rio MI 4 rms, utility;
81, $50. Model open on Guthrie. PI. 4263
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREr. 1920 Plymouth. We $500.
WAYNE (3seis winslow) Small home
improvements. $1,000 $500 down. Red
ford $3.50.
DEFENSE HoMEs-oL-
SON. 355l0 Ford Rd.. 4 blk. w. Of Wayne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Little Farms for Sale
Business Property for Sale

LARGE STORE roomI IN rear eO37
Chene m Piquette. 81 5no an $50 mo
sim ~. Sueber, 46i7 Chene. TE 1884,
18TH STREET, 1918. near Oakman boule-
Nard Store. American Colonial design
HiH square feet, plus display windows
suitable for office. sslesofflce or dis,ribui-
ne folnt. eide loading dock. Vinewood
i-0s0n
500 DOWN IS 500 balance Ike rent large
brick store, 6-room fiat fun basement,
furnace double brick garage s3lg-5i Grand
River. Tyler s-4a2i
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ms in the b!s sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Houses for Sale

coLoRED- GRAB THIS QUIcR'
1914 Hancock. y. CRivsrd). Brk as in.
come; steam ut, large lot. garaEs; 81. 500.
GEO. sTIERER. i6i7 chene. TIE. l-59if,
CoLoRED = Cameron 6.rms. furnished,
$3.50 dn., s2i mo. Cannon, VI. Ols0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Housekeeping Rooms

BOULEVARD. East Grand 23s2 Cnodgesl
p rooms 50 50. complete Fr,EitHlre
adults. also s'eeping Trinity 2-A7ti
PALMER 3siT-Tvo rice clean rooms
near Packsrds. good transportation
reasonable.
TEMPLE. iAO' CTrunhult- spouest cory.
Furnished private bath. refrigeration.
Couple $40.
COLORED- Rooms kIfChene''e furnished
unfinished adurs a7i Harper Temple
l.125s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Board and Room
Business Places for Rent

MICHIGAN. $40 tnesr Junction. Front
four rooms. any business. Inquire spolka
Bldg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Greater North Woodward

Chesterfield. 466-Open
Move right In; 5 nice rooms. ysstibule. coat
room, tile floor In bath tile sink large
attic psr,iionsf. nice lot, fenced. trees
and shrubs US 3.i2Ah.
HUNTINGTON WOODS
% BEAUTIFUL" almost new broom hr
bungalow 2-car. hrepL Hurry o X
Realty 23s20 Woodward. Finn. siSg
x q. 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

EAST JEFFERsON district single room
private home, board optional. tgHroy
~a1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

COMFORTAB front room. suitable tN0
gentlemen near transportation private
family. reasonable 6l5l Proctor Tyler
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
.qIOO GRATIOT

FORD-'40 de luxe tudor sedan; black
finish, spot.ess upholstery. radio, heater.
heavy duty almost new tires: will finance
$45e. balance down or trade. g more 70
choose from.
HERBAR s215 HARPER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

BtfRLiNGAME tW0odWsrd Second TVir
or single gentleman. shower. gAraKe.
Townsend S.S202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

GENTLEMEN preferred ST MARY's sec
ton. front room cross ventilation
garage vermont s-tfPe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

AIRPORT pIsTRIcT-liIo7 Nashville
Corners bus gentleman. private. Pm
gree Oss2 trornirgsp.
BEDROOM sleeping porch attached one.
two gentlemen. breakfast optional Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Resorts for Sale

FIvE.PooM cottage. flowing well. .lee-
ircity, one acre garden, vicinity FISHING
hunting. bathing beach 5. mile Black
River and Lake Huron. Inquire Wilson
Teeple Mikado
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
TIT Woodward

BUlCK-i940 convertible club coupe radio
and heater good tires; clsanest car IN
Detroit, sacrifice for private owner. Mer-
curry, 1870 oonvertibis club coupe radio
and heater. only s75e. easy terms or
trade l4sns GrAtiot
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Notions

small Lot Rubber Girdles.
etockinet lined. Sizes rs and
% only. Were $l.19------69c
Quilted Rayon Shoe Bags
and Lingerie Bags. Were 81.
Shoulder covers. 3 in set Soc
- Kitchen Sets. Potholders
and hot dish mats. Were
81 ---5Oc
-Assorted Sanitary Aprons,
1Oc
Glove, Handkerchief and
Hose Boxes. Were 29c- ---15c
Cotton Velveteen or Chintx
Covered Hangers-3 for 1Oc
Odds and Ends Hair Nets.
Were Soc doc. dos.
Ii Handy Hampers. Were
Odd Lot Chair Pads. Were
29c- 9c------2 for 29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Art Goods

Ia Rayon and Cotton Lsuns.
ing Pillow. Slightly soiled.
were $l.5o -------s-----79c
Small Lot 4-O1. Hanks Plain
and Ombre Yarn. Assorted
colors. Were 75c and 7sc 39c
IA Balls Bucilla Knitting
Cotton. Were 25c---1Dc
Il Hand-Embroidered Lunch.
con Set Model. Was $3.ss,
$1.98
- nd-Embroidered Tow.
IL. Models. Were eec---S0c
kann'tFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

SilUefsc0re

. VIM, Roger, Guild Pattern,
Well D Tree Platters. Discon-
tinued patterns. Were $40,
$1,000
-stratford plate, Cold Meat
Forks. Starlight pattern. Were
Community Plate, Corona
ton Pattern, Sugar and Cream
Trays. Were SO 0---S5. 90
-lSl7 Roger Bros. Ambcssa.
dor Pattern individual Salad
Forks. Discontinued pattern.
Dozen ----- Sc, 90
-S two-pc. Sterling Handle
Steak Sets. Imperfect. Were
$3.ss $1.99
(Abope items subject to 10%
Federal rdr)
-"Chase" Chrome plated Tea
Kettle. Were $3.50 $3.50
Large Chrome-plated Serv-
ing Trays. Slightly SCARED.
Were $3.oS and IS S2.49
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

~ Pm 3-Thread Chiffon
Hosiery. Broken dies and col.
ors. Were 41---69c pr.
-eS Pm. DARK Colored SILK
Stsekinss. Were $l.l5-79c pr.
-lE Pm. Chiffon and Service
Wsight Hssiefy. Az Is.
Acc p.
~ Pn- Budget SIX Hose.
Broken sizes. Black and white
only --------29C Pr.
lie Pm. Bed Socks. Soiled.
All wool ---------27c
80 Pm Selma Black Heel
Chi6ens. Were 81 ---59c
- Rsysn Quilted 6-Section
Bsxes. Soiled. Were 81 SOC
lie Rayon Quilted Boxes. 3
sections. eoiled. Were SOC,
Csc
-lzo Pm. NyionA Irregulars.
As tS -----9SC
Kann'rstreet Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
NeckUeur

White Neckwesr. w" necks,
bibs. high style. Pque, lace
trimmed. Were ,9c ea.- .---19c
Damaged R.y.n and Cotton
Blouses. WerS $l.29 and
Sl.s9 --------- --------87c
Evening Jackets. Sizes 80.
"a and SO. Bla:k and colors.
Were $4.95 ----------S S2.67
White Rayon Scarfs, ascot
and tubular sh,pes. Slightly
damaged. Were sec ---39c
Kann's+St1.et Floor.
BEDDING
- Double Fdt Mattresses.
Were $23.o5 sa.----S1490
II Single Felt Mattress. was
SLABS ea.-----$1O.OO
Il Double Cotton Mattress.
Was $s.s5---.-------S5.O 90
II Single Box Spring for wood
bed. Was $l..95---S1O. 90
- Innersprin Mattresses.
Were $12.99 e,.------$9 Ar
II Double Inlerspring Mat
tsess. Was s21.95 ca.
Ga On
Il l-Foot InlErspring Mat
tress. Was 1885 ca.
S11.99
10 Solid Nipple Vanities.
Were s21.95 sa.----S16. 90
. Solid Maple Dressers.
Were $2l.95 .a.----S16.
Il Mahogany Veneer Dresser.
Was $4s.50-.----S25.O 90
II Mahogany Veneer Chest
Drawsrk Wss $3.50.
- Single Walnut Veneer
Modern Bed. Value $23.o5
ea. -----S15.OO
. Single Mahogany Veneer
Poster Beds. Value $32.95,
SASS
- Single Bo, Springs for
wood bed. We're $2l.95 ca.
$500
II Aft. Walnut Finish Poster
Bed. Was $18.95-- So .95
-3 Metal Beds marred. Were
$s.s5 ea.----.------S4.44
- Solid Mape Beds. Were
$12.s5 "a. -4---$9. IS
- Studio CSuches. Were
eSo.06 e4.-----$28.8 .8S
II Selid Ma41 Chest Dfaw.
&A Was t2f.s5----$24.95
XAnnb-T1ir6 Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Id Lady Stsnwick Fscs
Powders. ; shades. Were 81.
19c
80 ChampreI liquid Bubble
Bath. 81 size 48C
- Schratx Tub-O-Bubbles.
Were 81 eRc
IA Royal Bath Powders.
Were soc Csc
10 Lady Lillian Manicure
Sets In wooden tubs. Were
81 39c
is Ybry co,egnes. Were 81.
48c
40 Envelopes. Nuf1 baths.
Were Sc - &c
81 "Your" Bubble Bath
Cocktail. Large 2o-oz. jars.
Were esc --- --3 38c
-lH Ecstasy Perfumes. s
fragrances. Were 25c --1Oc
fPius 10% Federal Taf)
SO Gillette Brushless Shave
Cream. Were Csc lie
So Wsodbury's Cocanut OIL
Shampoo, soc size 20C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Handkerchief

MEMS Irish Linen Handker.
chiefs Water stained. Were
-Boys' Linen Colored Woven
Border Handkerchiefs. 1rreg-
ulars of Csc grades s------lOC
w o m E MS Linen Initial
Handkefchiefs. Chinese hand
made. Not all initials. Were
Soc C5C
Konr'R- -SfpAa$ HToop
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Stationery

$50 boxes Grey Cioudmist
Paper. u sheets. Were SOC.
1Oc
Ills Old Loom Paper. Linen
and vellum. Garfield size.
White. u sheets and so enve-
lopes es----49c
$50 Berkshire Typewriter
Envelopes. Were 50 box, S1.5O
-732 Even. Clio Candles. Were
10c ca. sc
Presto Staplers. Were SOC.
25c
STAPLES. Were 25c box,
2 for 25c
81 Steel Transfer Files with
accordion index. Were S4.95,
S3.95
Book Ends. Many interest,"
ing subjects to choose from.
Were $3.50 to SIS price
Assorted Metal Desk Sets.
Many styles and finishes.
Were $3.50 to s2s-- k price
Novelty Ash Trays in metal
borders. Were 81 " price
III -quire Gift Box Station
cry. Was 79c S9C
Kann's-Street Floor.