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La gaceta., 1942-04-15

carnaci6n pentagramica del am
biente de candor palpitante en-
toda la misteriosa fabula de A.
mira.
Vicente de Indy, en- su Sinfo-
MIA montanesa, reproduce Ia ma
turaleza parlera, la de las 6glo-
gas V los idilios dialogados.
La imponente grandeza que
hace pensar en- los irritados ge.
MOS del NAL encerrados por Ell
paganirmo en- ell oceano halla
description en- uno de los pee
mas de Claudio Debu"Y: Ell mar
Ricardo Strauss pone las mas
vigorosas entonaciones al dar
idea Ell la Sinfcnia alpha de las
giganta;cas attitudes con los es-
truendos de sus tormenta, cas-
Y ventisqueros y las armo
MIA que los wales murunuran y
las gentes campesinas cantan en-
sus plegarias y fieStas lugarg-
mas.
La MGsica, al describir la ma
turaleza, la admira, y, ademas,
la canta. Els la mas romantica
de las artes.
La gaceta., 1942-04-15
If you suffer distress from
os&4 female
WEAKNESS

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicins ypu can buy today
made especially for toomen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and It's tired
nervous feelings due 70 this cause.
And In such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - turnout the
month-Pinkham's Compound
helps build Up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow lAbel direo-
tous. Worth tgytnsl
La gaceta., 1942-04-15

Santos del dfd
Basilisa, Anastasia Y Victori'
no.
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Which Makes You Blue, Cranky


AZ such times II you're troubled
BY cramps, headache, baekache, .
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of irregularities due 70
functional monthly disturbances
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped thousands
upon thousands Of women and girls
10 60 smiling thru" such "dimcult
days"
La gaceta., 1942-04-15

AniUersurio
Aver Martes celebraro sus be
.idas de plata los estimados espo-
SOS Manuel V Aurora Fernandez
residents: en- ell 1904 de la Gale
Trece.
Con tai motive acudieron a su
hcgar familiares Y amistadeS, a
congratularlos.
Aprovechamos la ocasi6n pa
"a ~felicitar a la Sra. Fernandez,
que en- ell dia de hey celebra su
cumpleahos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-15
Una Recepci6n

Una Reception
A las ocho y media de la no.
che de hoy lie sera ofrecida una
reception al Sr. Julio Alvarez
del Vayo, en- la sala de sesiones
del Centre Espahol.
ESta rcepci6n es ofrecida por
la Directiva de la decana de
nuestras sociedades, que con
gran a, .arto dirige desde hace
muchos amos ell apreciado amigo
Ramon Fernandez Rey.
La gaceta., 1942-04-15
Friendln Circle Glib

Friendly Circle Club
! Ell pasado lunes la simpatica
entidad Friendly Circle Club
celebr6 una comila en- la resi-
dencia de 10; esposoS Nick c.
Nuccio, en- homer de la directi-
va que preside la estimada Sra.
Tulsa Gonzalez, esposa de nues-
tro particular amigo Jose A.
Gonzalez, p~residente de la socie-
dad Asturiana.
Despu.s de sabcrear los ricos
manjares, tuvieron una hora de
entetenimiento social.
Una vez mas felicitamos a la
"oficialidad" que encabeza Ia
Sra. Gonzalez, y al mismo ITEM
DO lie deseamoS muchos eXitos en-
sus actuaciOneS.
La gaceta., 1942-04-15
PARA LA %UJER
DEL C
La NdturGlezd D la MaSicd


La MGsica y las Letras cami-
nan de Ia mano cuando sc trata
de las bellezas naturales. Las
deScriben. Las demas artes las
copian.
Hacen la Musica y las Letras
inmaterial 10 material.
Esa maravilosa labor de to-
nalidades, creadora de la vision
penetra por el oido hasta las re-
conditeces del espiritu y despier
tan las mismas emOciones que Ia
contemplation mistma de la Ma
turaleZa.
La gaceta., 1942-04-15

P~reciosos numercs de varie-
dades Sc presentaran en- la Sc
gunda pGrte.
Muy pocos boletos quedan dis
ponibleS.
La gaceta., 1942-04-15
la Function del Vier7es

Pasado Mahana la Junta de
Cu1tura Espanda celebrara su
anunciada function a beneficio
de los refugia1os e~spanoles.
Subira a escena la grocio:a o.
bra MAMA Ines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Steady Tone
Maintained in
Stock Market

NEW YORK, Aug. % QNS).-
The stock market maintained a
steady tone today. although some
profit-taking was attracted by the
rise of the two preceding sessions.
Most leaders held at or slightly
above last nights closing levels.
Demand for speculative rail liens
continued to feature bond dealings.
There were few changes of note
in the stock market. Standard Oil
of California stood out in firm oil
section with a gain of n to new
1912 top of 23%.
Modest aims were scored by
Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Sears
Roebuck, Anaconda. Union Car
bide, Johns-Manville. United Air
craft, Boeing, Union Pacific.
Consolidated Edison. Proctor &
Gamble. Pullman and Electri C
Auto-Lite.
Among stocks to slip b e h n d
minus signs were Western Union,
American Telephone, Kennecott,
American Can, Youngstown Sheet
e. Tube and Santa Fe. General
Motors, Montgomery Ward, u. S.
Steel, General Electric and Loews
were barely changed.
The curb market was steady and
quiet with most issues holding
around previous closing levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-virginia and West Virgins
busheI baskets. Northwest Greetings. u. 9.
No. 1. 2N-in. and up. 81; Michigan bu.
e,s.,,, u , e. no. wealthy. M1 Snlsc;
few bu. baskets. high as si.s5; Wolf Riv-
ers, u.ioM1.1s; chensnsos, few best, 81;
ccXNTALoupEs-caiifornia. central dis
So 75dl; jumbo 3s-45s. S4.25m4.35.
GRAPES : California display hugs,
Thompson seedless, s2.40@2.so; White Ma
'f HosHab 81 Rio;T. rs all sizes. gen.
orally good quality, S2.75.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, 1cebers
type, California, Salinas district. COZ;
50; SO as.s5; mostly 1918; 4-don., ss.2'
OHIoNs-6o-ib sacks. Michigan. U. s.
No. 4. Yellows. medium 1-10l !. 20. mostly
si.10G1.15; io-is-lb. boxes. White Pick
PEAcHEs-Bu. baskets. u. s. No. /.
Eibertas, Michigan, 2-inch and larger, some
in bu. crates. Sz,5oa2.75; Hale: Michiesn,
az in up. 1928; 2M in; up. s37osss5i
unci.ssified. ssaa.2o; Maryland 2%-in'
rPE1s~colorado bu. baskets. Sass
PoTATOEs-l00-lb. sacks. oregon. U. q.
No. 1. washed Long Whites, -: 40: Idaho.
Burbsnks. A.ss6Ibo; generally good,
s415: Idaho standard grade. few, si15;
fair quality, s3:25a3.so; Micnigan, y. s.
III. paper sacks, 756s5c: u. 8. No. 1. un-
washed Chippewas, sI,s5n2.
SWEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Puerto
Ricsn Ysms, bu. crates. Y. 8: No. ],
Puerto RIcsn Vans, bu. crates. 2.5o62.so;
Nancy Halls. pu. hampers, generally good
quality, s2,15. few s2.25; Maryland Cold
ems, bu. baskets. U. 9. No. l., S2.ls62.2s.
wATERMELoNs-Ge Missouri and
Oklahoma, per melon. Cannonbails. $40
lbs, s0ds5c; - lbs, soc; 20 lbs. foc
1912 lbs, III y 20c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Farmers Market

FRuITs-Apples Mcintosh, No. ]. 8:
si.5ogi;75; No. 2, si.25; Wolf River. No
10 Su csn G,sSapplsi Hearts No;
Gold Cold fancy, STD No. j, a. az. SO eu;
No. 2, 81; Honey Rocks. No. !, sl.7s@22;
sg i, No g. 81 Market E Klas; No Earl,
20 n 22c Peaches. Haies. fancy. A@4.5,
bu.: No. 1, $3.50; Efbertas. fancy. $50
sa No 2, s2 q No saIs srlea
s2%f2 so; No. 2, si.23mI.T5. watermelons
fancy, $3.50 doz.; No. I. $3.50; No, 2
LETTUCE AND SALAD GKEENs-Leal
lettuce, No. 1, 75c a Sl.25 bu. Head lettuce
No. i. $i.50 bu. Romano, No. 1. 6oc u 81
bu.. Escarole, No, i. so q soc bu.; No; 2
toc: Endive. No. l. 15c9sl.2a ou.; No
VEGETABLE eoiiards. No. 1
20 q CSC bu. sorrel. No. 1, 50a Csc bu
s 5e Turn mo- No = pS Mustard NS
No. I. 60q 75c bu. Cabbage Greens. No
I. 4oas soc bu Ksle. No; !, 3og Soc bu
sT yEo Sa1rs No' 1 SOC sS
man Beans, No. !. s.7sG2.2S bu. Wa,
l.75; No. 2, 81; Flat Green Beans. No. 1
I sa ,a su No - h, soc Round d asg
so; No. 2. 81 Kentucky Wonder Beans
No /, -slQ1.5o bu.; Mo- zset Lima
Beans No: L ss9s,so su' Beets No ;oI
ped. No. /. 75c9sl bu. Broccoli. No. i
81 23uI.75 bu. Cabbage, No. 1, 400 SOC
bu. Red Cabbage, No. I. 500 soc bu
Curly Cabbage. No / 500 7sc b.; Carrots ;onSss
No. /. 75c % si.25 bu. No. 2. 500. cauli
flower. No !. $3.50 bu. No, 2. Nm l25
Celery, fancy. 500 75s dor; behs No: !
tNO-f-kf 2A61l Sn MI
Sweet corn, fancy, sl.25 5-doz sack
No. /. 75cgsl; No. 2, 5o@Soc. cucum,
bers. slice1s, fancy 81 blu; No !: 500 500
fancy, 81 bu' ? No 1. 81. soas: Bill No
/. ssa45c don. bchs. Eggplant. No. /
NS rs peck So basket. e0f kehIrsS so
80 n soc doz bchs. teeks No. 75c q 81
doz. bchs. Onions. dry fancy, $50 so.
10 sack; No. 1. 81. ioa LIS: No. 2. soc "
y; 3 ace: Siehiiss onions; 10, !. $
sl.25aI75 peck basket. Parsnips, fancy
Is12 SIPS, 4 4 sa; No. 4. 81; No; O. 5se'
Peppers. hot, No ]. 50g7bc bu.; sweet
No. !. 5oa75c bu,; peppers. red. sweet
i. 20 a soc Soc peck pee basket. potatoes. fancy,
Rsdishes. red. No. i, 45ae5c don. bchs
Go dor schs. SUI RutSSsess No. !, 7scG 81 Su.
Squash. delicious. No; l., si@iSe ou,i
I25c table queen. No. L., 75cdsi bu.
hubbard. No. 1, 81 bu.; Italian. No. 1,
so n 73c peck basket; No. 2, 40c. Tomatoes.
fancy. S1.75Q2 bu.; No. i, s1n1.5o: No.
Ia. 500 75c. Turnips No. I. 40d 60c doz
behs. turnips, topped. fancy. 1925 bu.;
EGGs~Larse. sl3aIs.7S ao-doz. case
medium, x1l.25di2.
4 POULTRY-Live. hens, heavy breeds
% a26c H.. leghorns. 23a24c; broilers
heavy. 20 q SIC; leghorn, 24a26e 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO =.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20 CNs) .--HoGS-Re
eeipts, 10000. market steady. Top, SIS
bulk, Sl4 500 Il. 80; heavies. S14. 40d14.70
mediums, Sl465GI5: lights. si4.40ml5
light lights. S14al4.60: packing sows
$3.50 a i4.25; pigs. x13u14.
CATTLE - Receipts, 300; market steady
calves 400, steady. Beef steers: choice
SIS $50 1865 medium $40 12.25: year
hinge. Sl2G16.50 Butcher cattle: heifers
Si0nI5.5O: cows, S9a12 bulls, SOS q
~ Is; calves Ssg16; feeders, x9dl2.75
Stockers steers ti0G1325, cows anS
hefers Sedi2.S0.
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: market steady
Lambs S1f5Onl5.25. common. S12ai4
yearlingsr Sii 50Ti3: ewes, Sa
feeders Si2 80 u i3. 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 tINs).-Totsl sales
today:
stock Exchange stocks, 1877. 40 shares.
Bonds, 50, 4is. 900.
Curb Exchange stocks, 2s,si5 shares.
Bonds s32e, 900.
Big Board sales throughout the day;
Open TO 200 $3.50 shares
~ 100 70 dos $3.50 sharss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Santa Fe Appointment

CHICAGO, Aug. On. w. Will
lard has been appointed TO the
newly created position of execu-
tive assistant to the president of
Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway. Willard has been assist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

No quotations available on Saturday.
Previous days prices follow; Hens, average
run, 24c; leghorn hens. 3 lbs ana up 20c (:
cocks, l2H lie: rock springers. los. and
up, 26c; rock broilers. az TO lbs, Csc !;
leghorn broilers. all sizes. 23c.
EGGs-Market steady. Current receipts
32c; undergrades, 2eh Q31c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Business Opportunities

BAKERY for sale: good geiaR -bt,Si-pss
address Box ATS. Detroit Times
BARBER sHOP-For sale or rent A.
! kaleeL $50 Deith street, Flint. Mich
BEAUTY eHoP -Hsrpsr-Van Dyke vicinity
: established twenty yesE no reasonable
. offer refused. For Appointment. Plaza iii5
BOARDING. HOUSE, for sale y Efceilen,
location; good income. Telephone owner
= Temple 2-ssi6
tCoMPLETE beauty. barber and reducins
equipment; stored IN private home. Tyler
I t-s7f2.
! coNFEcT1oNERY--G Good location: stead,
neighoorhood business. beer. wine. Sacri
ncins. $50 Van Dyke
CONFECTIONERY patent medicine Win
hNing quarter sacrificing, uradi
: hcuss). ivanhos a35S.
. CoNrEcT1oNERY--osood location reason
sslsi must eel because Of llIhess. Vine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

COUNTRY eIbhf ana kAhohne etaAluh
!. located on truck line, Fine residence
store stock fixtures. pumps, tanks. com
pressor. Location With stand expansion
\ Fine neighborhood. Reason for selling. Az
and poor health. This u not cheap place
I II yen have money, address Andrew JACK
son, r. X. No. 4. owosso, Michigan
\ GASOLINE sTATloN-Two stalls, supel
I service sell A. inventory. The owner,
Atlantic as6s
/ GROCERY Lunch meats. Equipped with
fresh meats. Complete equipment. Vsry
well stocked. sales $40 20 $50 daily.
Rent SIS Living quarters stoe down
Apply 1902 steel. corner Kendall North
lawn s37s
GROCERY. meat beer. vine complete
market soot business $50 ss9O'l m ,cSG
cases two Walkin boxes. two refrigera-
ton motors. ave scales. two cash registers
s.. ESQ. 81 ,00o down. Ptngree 2l5l.
lGRoCFRIEs. meats. lunches fountain. gas
station. garage sell or lease one or all.
Folgers. Galeshurg, Michigan.
GROCERY, meat market, steady neigh
bOrhood. growing business. tschoosl.
Sacrifice. s2s Charlotte.
GROCERIES. cold meats beer. wine. Good
business. lot rent; same location for 20
years. 1925 Harper
GROCERY AND meat market living
rooms in rear building. Available 6o2o
Jos. Campau-
.GRocERY-In Apartment house, steady
business Sacrificing. Cash Drafted.
335 Cortland
HARRY's LUNCH, I447 Holbrook. good
location: tavern license. sscrineing.
Townsend S-0i26.
LINCOLN 400 Beautiful stone rooming
house property must sacrifice. Phone
olive s67i
PARKING lot rent basis: excellent loca-
Hon near New Center Building 10 West
Bethune: for particulars. owner GEORGE
Mutevelian, 1872 Church. TO. 7-2l96. High
land Park. Mich, after p. m.
EsThHRANT. steady neighborhood trade:
complete fixtures; drafted. lTl5O kerehe-
val Niagara e13s.
BOOMING house business and furniture.
filled with nice people; American neigh
borhood Tyler 7-792s
SACRIFICING large music route, estab-
lished business. Consider any good Sc
curity. Drafted; leaving for service.
Randolph 4il2
SMALL HAMBURGER and PAsTY shop
Tor sale: good business, priced reason
ably. 1880 Harper, Sunday after a. Ivan
hoe 1859.
". GRAND BLVD 22s6-NFy Isinweed, B.
story brick. 5 apis, rooms and bath
floor plan and location: SIS, 900 terms.
FRED G. NAGLE CO.. CA. i740.
WILL SELL four story brick building oc-
AT 323 East Larned, one block from County
Building, for 81, 400 down payment and S96
monthly. RA. 1858
IS SC VENDING MAcHINEs-S5 each or
$3.50 all. Cedar 0542.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Grain Markets

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (INs). Cash grain
close:
WHEAT - Sample grade hard, s1.f5K;
sample grade hard tough. Sill.
CORN-No. mixed, s3c: No. mixed.
sshc: No. 2 yellow, 50 "a n s5c: No , yell
low, s3%c; No. 4 yellow, s2A ds3He; No.
yellow. SIC; sample grade yellow. 7s1
7ehc; No. white, S1.oe: No. white,
81 .04h; sample grade white, s5nc.
OATs-No 3 mixed. 50hc; sample grade
mixed, 46c: No. 2 white. sou n sac: No 3
white. 4sd4o%c: No. white, l7ikc;
sample grade white. 4sc; No. red special
sic; No. red special heavy, 5ihc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

ilortgAge and real estate. no appraisal fee
o Elmer Sexton, 1879 Ford Building Cadil.
lac $500
ALL land contracts bought, utgs. made.
hcHugh. 1910 Ford Bdg. Cadillac 034a.
:. Any desirable land contrAct purcha sed
L MELVIN y. LANPHAR q COMPANY
eth Floor, lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50
!. AT Low discounts We buy land contracts
- arrange "a r hrst mortgage loans Edw
n Hsnksi Co. Hammond Bldg CA 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
e. NO FILING FEE
1ADirect Representative OF iife Insurance com
:, penies. "a r interest. 90 yesrs 20 pay.
II. o. WOODRUFF. INC
'saIe31 p,nobscot Bldg. CH 2737
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Money to Loan
On Real Esta-e

Al ~ & Insurance CO. funds for good
mortgage loans land contracts bought.
"a. Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
ALL MORTGAGES, no restrictions CA. T34T.
Home Associates. 325 Lafayette Bldg
- ATTRACTIVE MORTGAGE LOANS
On Homes. Apartments. Stores.
- EEFfNAFCE YOUR CONTRACT OR
- MORTGAGE.
Current interest rates and terms
THEREAFTER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP
- Andrew l.. Malott President.
. Loan Corres.-Metropolitan Life Ins Co
= ais Criswold 81 RA 1900
HONE MORTGAGES tn Dearborn and vicinity
=. no service charge Fret Federal Savings
srand Loan Association Of Dearborn, 13s4C
Michigan Ave. Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
TRADEiDIPS

The physical volume of
business in the week ended
August % declined to 1851
from 1884 in the preceding
week, according to Barron's
Index. The current level COM
pares with the 1912 high of
1901 set late in May. A year
ago this index stood at 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
ional Association of Securities Dealers,
ne - "A NJ q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Torrno rAsu cuATN

TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 20 uNs) Cash
grain on track:
wHEAT-No. 2 red. 81 7saI7e.
CoRN-No. q yellow. s4h issue.
oATs-No. white, 500 sic; No. .
white. 40 soc
soyBEANs-Nc. . yellow, si.s1ba
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Aug. 20 UNs) .--Wheat
closed unchanged today, oats NC on, bar.
WHEAT-October, eOc sold.
oATs-october. 47Hc; December, t5%c
BARLEY-october. soSe bid, Deem
RYE-octoDsi. SasaSxe; December.
NC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low Close ch'ge
S 5 { sI Nav ;a' go, sSs 81 81 az. .
o es. amen rs, 20 1900 zoe "a ID 81 - ~. "a
Murray Cp 100 So So 5h.....
Sales. including odd-lOts. 7.s47 shares.
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
sn,csats declared ~ paid 90 far this yssr.
desd. bon seeumuiations. ex-Ex-dividend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Dow-Jones Bonds
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK Aug 29-The following table shows the ac-
tvy on the New York Stock Exchange each day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

New l-room. complete on exterior; car
be lived IN Immediately; electricity, water
bus service. 81 SeS. no cash required
Booth stree, ! mile north Michigan Ave-
q blocks west Wayne RI, Vermont 7-2AeS
ABOUT acre Of good soil and l-room
house. wired for electric. near Jefferson
and lake: you can get lumber 90 add %
this without priorities. Inquire 2a6oo r..
Jensrson near l0-Mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Business Opportunities

COUNTRY STORE and gasoline station.
located on truck line. Fine residence.
store stock fixtures pumps tanks. com
pressor L0cAtion with stand expansion.
Fine neighborhOod Reason for selling, age
and poor health This u not cheap place.
II you have money address Andrew Jack
son. r. n. No. 4. Owosso Michigan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
al COUNTRY HOME

A BARGAIN-Ia acres miles go wysn
dotte. 81. Ia5. terms. Crossman. no 64tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLE

Dissributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
PORCELAIN
TOP TABLES
$I9.s5
(Sei1 as Isl

just 6-five in white -and-red,
one in white-and- blue. All
measure 45x40 inches when
closed, 25x4o ins. with the
slide leaves extended. Tubular
hairpin style chrome legs for
strength and looks, divided
felt-lined cutlery drawer for
convenience.
Originally Sass Oxford
Stain Porcelain Top Chrome
Dinette Tables. 4 in white
and-red, 4 In white-and-bl
Sold as Is --------S15.ss
2--Originally sass Samson
Gard Tables. Sold as is sl.4s
S--0riginaliy s&.ss Lego
Matte Bridge Tables. Sold as
Ia ----- ------. sass
4--Originally ss.4s Decorative
Tilt-Tep Tables. Sold as is
SITS
7-originally s5.ss Leg-o-
Matte Bridge Table. Sold as Is
$3.50
Originally $3.s9 Lego
Matte Bridge Table. Sold as Is
S2.;s
tDsnettes and Bridse Tahles
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-23
THRIFT
DRESSES

3s-Originally $3.50 to Ss.s5
Misses Cavalry Twill Two-pc.
Suits. In pastels and navy.
Many with white or colored
dickies. Small sizes only -
2s-Originaliy $3.50 women's,
Misses' Street Dresses. Just
one-and-two-of-a-kin Some
slightly soiled. Rayon crepes
and rayon prints - 81
1S-Originaily s2.ss and S3.ss
RAyen Crepe and Cotton
Street Dresses. Broken sizes in
the group ------s1
le-OriEinally yIs.Ss and
s2a.ss Spring Weight Coats.
Sizes II. IA, Is and A IS
3-OriginaIly s25 Winter
weight Tweed Coats. Warmly
interlined. Sizes II and Il
S13
1-Orisinally t25 Coat, REFER
style In green. Warmly inter-
lined. Size IA s1e
.-OriginalIy $3s.s5 Ali-weoI
Untrimmed Dress Coats. Win
ter weight. Brown, size Il:
black, size 45Ea a ss1
CThrift Dresses. Third Floor,
= St. Buildfnr.)
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Jssf rs! Originally 81
WOMEN'S BELTS
Csc

Leather and fabric belts In
assorted colors and sizes.
12e-Originally 81 Genuine
Leather Pass Cases. Plenty
of windows for Identification
cards, etc. With Army emblem
engraved on fold ---- SEE
1s-Originaily So Asserted Pat
ent Leather and Capeskin
Handbags. Slightly m aired
from handing 7se
.s-Originally % Tan Saddle
Leather Handbags In tcp-han-
die styles only-------sa
90 Originally 81 shsppins
Bass In assorted colors. All
large and roomy- sse
Uesther Goods, Main Floor.
st. BuildinsD
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Originally s2fss
WALNUT
CEDAR CHESTS
$I0.ss

lust Z both - inches
wide. Modern Waterfall"
style.
s--OriEinally $a.2s Footstools.
Size l2x15 ins.---------Sl
1e--Onginally $s.sS and s7.ss
Bed Rests. Covered with fig-
ured rayon darnask. filled with
kapok, featuring side pockets.
Slightly soiled &3.sS
1e--0riginally s4.5e Sample
Wood Venetian Blinds. "a, IS
and 3s In. widths. Ivory only.
$3.50
s-originally $5.ss Square
shaped Hassocks. Covered with
washable simulated leather,
$3.50
1Originally S5.ss Round Has
socks. Covered with ivory sim
ulated leather. Washable.
Large 1s-in. diameter sass
tshsdes and Cedar Chests.
sixth Fiooro
Evening star., 1942-04-23
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

16-Originally $z.ss Boys
Wool Knickers. Broken sizes
and colors sl.5s
s--0rixinally sa.ss Boys' Wool
Sweaters. Broken sizes and
coiors -------------S Sl.5s
le--Orisinally s1.es Boys
Caps ----1Sc
5-OriginaIIy SI.25 Boys'
Shirts. Broken sizes 55e
s-0riginally Soc Boys Under
Shirts and Shorts. Broken
Sizes I've
11--Originally SI.5s Navy
Pullsver Sweaters. Sizes S to
s-OriginAlly $3.50 Atwood
Sailor Suits with shorts SI.ss
s-Originally si.5e Boys Slack
s--Originally SI.25 Shirts Tsc
4s-Originally slice Basque
Polo Shirts. Broken sizes and
colors ------------5sc 5sc
tBoys' rurnishinss Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-23
YOUNGER MEN
AND BOYS
CLOTHING

10 Pairs -- Originally Sl.ss
Boys and Youths White Duek
Stacks, Sanforised shrunk
(residul Shrinkage no more
than i%l. Slightly soiled:
broken sizes - xse
ls--originally s..ss Youths
Sanforixed Shrunk Shirt and
Slack Sets (residual shrinkage
no more than iE). Broken
colors. Sircs 10 to is sl.se
s--orixinally Sass Boys
Weoi s-Knicker Suits. Sizes
ID and Is x3.T-
ls--Originally SASS Students
Tws-piece Tweed Suits In sizes
20. al and n ss.4I
ALL GARMENTS PROPERLY
LABELED As TO WOOL
CONTENT.
tncyr cietklnS and VARSITY ghcp.
Second Floefl
Evening star., 1942-04-23
I2s Pays!
Originally 7se
WOMEN'S
GLOVES
3 for 81

14s pairs - Originally sl.5s
Handsewn Cotton Fabric
Gloves. Shortie styles in black
and navy 79e
Is pairs-orixinally s1.s5 Cape
and Suede Gloves. Broken as
sortment. SoiIed. Sold as is,
4sc
ss pairs-originally 50 Fabris
Gssves in gauntlet styles.
Beautifully nandsewn. White,
navy, beige and black se.zs
(women's dIeyes, Main Floor.
= %. Building)
9 Meas original s15.ee Sport
Ceats- Three-button, single
breasted drape models. Greens
in sizes 30, 40 and a. Prop
srly labeled as to wool con-
tent x3.9s
. Mems original $500 Rever-
sible Tspceata For rain or
shine. Herringbone weaves IN
rust. Size 40. Properly label
ed to weol eentent - sz.ss
. Mems original $s.ss Sport
Jackets. Wool and leather,
tan-And-green color combi-
nations In sizes 3s and "a.
Properly labeled TO WOOL
cunte7sb e-- ----'- ----r-s u.yg
sS6xf sHnR. Main TIoor