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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
@ineior. Ont, @auaba.

ct. Hauluss Stride. Torent Nne. Yt6t.
rer Tito s. Neble. 1910 Yare::t dbe..
&inbinr, &annha. Wottesbienft in ben
Soinnrcrn,nrnten BON 90 11hr trrs
mut,aas. Suunn.g,nule pul lv--Il t1hs
rprmlttnos. Sseben 1. 9ienstdg abenbS
in ltnnat Stirdenrat sSitung. Seben
I. Sonnersta9 aberos i'm Ntonat s, .s1ien
%ertin Stbune. NIIe @olts> unb 0Iars
henseenriien iinh beralih eingelaben.
airtenrotsIi,nna Seben 5tpeitfol9enbsa
Niftnrd SonntagS6u!iibun9. Seoep
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
HarreQ, ga.

9eutid1e Gpang. 2utber. ct. Hamlus'
&irde, 721-25 Sruit Ipe. Sfarrer
Sans Spbnsbein. Seben Sonntag nm
$ lIhr pornittaes beuti6er 8ottesbienit.
10 llbr SonntogSiduJe. II 1br engs
liit1cr 8ottesbienlt. Mne llitberii6en
@IaubcnsgenpHen beutider uno engs
ltidbsr 3un9e in Surre(I, Sbaron unb
llngebuna iinb 5u ben @nttesbienften
9erSIid)it einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

etnb ete mnb Sbre ansebsrisen
9eitgtteb I'M 2ranh nperein mnb
Central gerbanb? @enn nidt, iekt
1T bic 9eit tetsmtreten. Tim eemamere
Snfsrmatisn rmfen Gie ben 2stal.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
EpInmhuS. Ohm

GnanseIii6<Qutherii6e Wdrtin Qmtber
8tre1e. @de Noler nnb Nnn Ctr. BaItor
N. Tan:o Setter. SSehsn Sonnta0 por>
mitto9 I'm 9 uhr Sonntagihule. 10 ltbr
c,,aii'drr @GtteSbienit, II llbr tentfher
@ot!es6ienit Nlle WIa,lbensecnoiTen iint
bcrs,i6 eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

IS oienc alien Nitglieoern bes
Sentral Scrbanoes snr aciGlligcn
%ad,ridlt. oaf bic 0rufbeamtcn in
Der ain 1S. Sannar absebaltcnen Ger
iammluna beidluHen baben, fir bas
Sabr 1911 an allc, iucldJe am 1. Sa'
mar 1941 Iitalieber parcn nub biz
3ablunacn fir bas aanse Sabr 1941
aemadDt baGen, ben &reS' elmer uu!lcn
Ginmsnatsratc, aopfsclS cingcidJloi'
len, bel Der nGd)itcn 3abluna bcr
NHcfments an ben Central Gcrbanb
IN aciudIlren.
9ic ,Sauobabuna Der &reoitiermns
oieicr SeitrGge seid)iebt tpie inn @or.
iabre. &ei ben sn mad)enocn 3ablnn.
aen Der Nitglicocr an ben Central
Scrbano oum Nonat MGrs amse.
ianaen, miro Der Sctrag oieics Sire.
oit-Sdeds pum Sefretar in Mbsma
,ebradJt, uocr bas Nitalieb lGft iidj
elm polles Nunat ins Bud amtidrei.
6cn.
Nqe bieie 9rebitideds miiiIen pum
Iitalieb anf Der Mndie'te mnter.
id)ricbcn ucroen ooer, ipcnn cine an.
bere Eerion bic Sablnna madJt, bat
oieic Yerion ben Namen bcs Mitalie.
ocs sncrit mnS bann ben eisenen va.
men sn unteridrcibcn.
Seie &reoit-Nsotisen merbtm nod
bcDur Der IGrs-@eriammlnma pum
@roR-Se.retGr an bic Central 8cr.
GcnSs Sefrctare acidlidt uno iinb ber
Nnmmcr nadl aeuronet. Die Sefre.
tare iuerben crindlt, ,uenn lie bieielbcn
an ben rof-ScfrctGr cinid)ifcn,
sicie and Der Summer nadJ su orb.
ncn.
Gs 1T Der @urtcil Der Sefretare,
cak, iucnn lie bic Not sen crBalten,
tic Sicicl6cn ben Mrbeitsfarten bei.
iiiaen, bamit bei 3ablnus Der Nnen.
mcrts bic Shcds uidlt neraeiien
;pcrben
Sic @itsl,eoer ,uerSen bSilidit CT.
luGt, ben u5en ertpGbntcn &rcSit-Io.
natsbctras iid) idun in Der nGdJitsn
TcrIammlmns antidlrciben III laHen.
oa.ait ale SdJcfs in hen nGd,item brei
Nunatcu IN bic aanslci Scs Central
Scrbanbes tu:eSer einlaMfen.
Obiac Notis gilt and fir tie Sin.
Der in Der SnaenS-N -Nbtciluna. 81,
Scfretare tucrSen erindt, jebem Iit.
slieo in Der snsenb Mbteilmna
nnb iuo Sas sansc Sabr 1941
besablt 1T, Gin bolles Nunat
sntsuidjreiben. Gs 1T nidi
notuenois biesbesiialid einen iepera'
ten geri6t einsnihiden. Sn BET
aamslei iueroen jebem Snseub. .Nit.
slieb, iueldes bas bolIe Sabr 1910
besahlt hat, Elm Ionat freoitiert muh
bic GentraI @erbanbs Scfretare tun
Sasielbe anf ibrer Nrbeitsfarte mnb
oem MitslieS i'm Gnittnnasbn6.
Mit Srmberarmk, SIR
0eorg Martini, 0rof.Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Glerelamb &eN. - Sepiihz z@emeinbs

Cleveland @en. - Sepiihs 8emeinoe.
Wea 80. Sir urb Wiliryb Mpc. Yaitor
Snbnrucs 3sutItlInber. 5000 &iuarn
Nue. Sel: @noob:nc 9n55. Botteshienit
iehen Spnn< urb sseiettna ~ bemtfder
llre enGliid,cr tsprndhe. Sountaafbule
ieoen So,cta0 9--1O ilbr porlnit1aes.
Taras:ifolgenh ensIiihcr @ottesbienit
bon 10-lO:A5 llhr. S,iernuf foIet Der
bcut,de Goticsbienft II ,l6r no,nittaes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

Scrncr iiuo ale antitebenben @it-
aliescr nniercr 3,ueispcreine einse-
Iaoen ocn &eriammlunaen beisus
puincn.
Mit @rmbergrnf Sir
Suba @altbes, 8r.=TrGiioent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

8ater. nnb Somnabenb NIT 8amfett.
Ser Bruoerbuno Ser ct. ssoban.
res 0irf)engemeinoe peranitaltet aud,
bieies Sabr einen Yater- uno sobn.
Gbeno perbunoen NIT Wonfett am
20. 6ebruar, @aibingtons @eburts.
tag, in ben S9ulr6umen ser Stride.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Mnbreas Sdjneiber

Mnbreas Sdueiber
gebiirtig aus Meiden, Siebenbiirgen.
luuroe am TieustogabenS, Sen 8.
Jebrl.ar, 6:15 llbr, auf Dem &eim.
meg bon Ser slrbeit, an 6. Sun,n,it
Strabe, bon einem unbefannten
"Sit"Sfip.M .Motoriit" iiberfabren; ei,,
oorbeifabrenoes Taricab fibrte ibn
in oas Spital, no er $50 llbr bon
Or. s. g. Bennett tot erfIdrt tpurbe.
grlloer Shneioer fam nad stai.
ance suie er MIR IA Sabre alt par:
er lernte Maidiniit BEL Ser Moraan
engineering Co., TOO cr 45 Sabre
gearbeitet bat. CT bat neribieoene
Ientcr i'm @erein NIT gbren belief.
Oct, er tpar elm gutitebenoes Mitglic0
i'm gcrein uno Central @erban6, beib,
Seutif)en Inherit. Blno uno slQi.
ance 9oose 362, 2opol Sroer Of
Wooie. aud, mar er Mitslieo bon Der
at. Paul,s 0utberan gburdj. Seine
lroiidpn lleberreltc ,puroen unter
GROCER gctcilioung BON syreunSen
mno Witglicoern bon Mpcrs syuneral
Some Gonnerstag oen 5. syebruar,
tntcr .2eituns bon &eo. g. 8. Mpers
in Gitp Cemetery beiaeiett.
es trauern Inn oen 9abeiagcidie.
oenen feline trauernoe Battin Bella
Shneiocr, iein Stiefpater Sssobn Ella.
nit in s(aiance, stpei StieKdtpeItern,
Grau aatberine 2obad) in Mtron ,,uo
Jrou Celia 9amb in &iasoule. Mid.
&ube ianft in AAblem ,Shob ser
eroe. 1bis. @ottidline, Setr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12

sinb sie mnb Sire anseb5risen
Ueitglic6 inn &rant.nuerein nmb
Central @erbanb? @enn nidt, lest
1T bic 3eit 6eisutreten. Tim senauere
Snformati0m rufen Gle ben 2ofal=
bcrtrcter AT.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
2tucia 33.


saen 0titglieoern oes 3tucig 33
oiene sur sefdQisen Nodridt, sal,
Iaut 8eidluB Ses Gcreins bon bin,
fort oie monatIihe gerianmlung
nidt mebr AM brittcn ionbcrn am
2. Jreitaa abenbs int Iomat tatt.
iin6et.
Tie nGd)ite geriammIung finoct
am 13. Gebrnar, 8 llbr abenbs,
inn gereinslofal 400 Sit 55.. Ctr,
Itatt. Nae Mitglieocr tperoen erIud)t
antucIeno su lein, Oenn es iino INNER
uid,tiae 8eihdfte su erleSiaen. Sic
Sinansbeamten tperoen eria,ht et,pas
iriiber am Blab 5u iein Inn 3ab.
I,ngen entsesenSunebnen.
Seamtenoeriammlnna.
SHE 8eamten tperocn eriudt am
8. Je6ruar, 8 llbr abcnSs, in ser iib,
liden Notwithstanding anne,
ieno 81 iein. Geo. Sdaier, Sefr.
8itte iammelt m6 ienoet Gales
sar Stamps fir Sic ct. Sobannes
Stride an gIiIabetb Goiiel, 76l
gSop Sfcao, glepelanb, >.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Sjoneiteao. Ha.

1cutihe Gu. 2ntb. ct. Narfus 2ir&e.
222-224 ct 8. Mne.
Met. Mu9liit s. Cnaelbred)t. Yfarrer.
Selepbon SO. 1745. I'm Sonn> unb
Seiertaeen moraens $3.50 l1br Sonns
tae1d,uIe. 1890 llbr enaliider 8ottess
bierlt. 1880 l1br be,ltiher @ottes6ienit
MIle GlaubensaeuoHen iirb ber5lit
iriIlfunmeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Der ssramen @erein Der SemtIdj
0emeiube

bait Ieine regelnrdbige Geriammlung
Gonnerstag, Oen 10. Jebruar, in Sen
,,nteren &Gumen ser Stride ab. sllle
Titglieoer iino sebeten friibseitis 81,
erIheinen, benn ie friiber mir 0il
TerIammlung anfangen oeito mebr
3eit baben mir fir unleren &offee,
fiatid. Gum @eiuirten baben iid
Sfspelter BrGl. emma Sartman
Sdlpeiter 9otidner unb ,Sdnpeite,
Rotb gemel0et. 8enn oieaeidt tpeIh!
bon unieren GreunOinnen iid) germ!
Dem 6rauen 8erein aniflieben mol
len, Sic iino berslid, tpiutommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Grauernad,ridlt

Sdon lpieSer bat ser bittcre 1oo
einen Yionier pl0tlih uno uncrtpar.
tet aus unierer Mitte. inn Nltcr poa
81 Sabren geriilen. 8ru6er !
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-12
Der 1rauen 8ereim Der 3emtidj
0emeinbe

peranltaltet feline oiesiGbrige Said
ing. g.ltnterbaltl,ng Samstog, 6en 81
Jebrlar, 8 ubr aben6s, inn @eitieitt
Sadienbeim, 7O01 0eniion sLpenue
Der 6rauen 0erein miro iif oiesmol
bemiiben iebem eereht gu .perSen
Uir Die, Die nidt mebr 10 eerne tan
5en, peroen mir i'm Mldif5imme,
&artenipiele nit Breiien baben. uni
fir Die San5lltitigen baben mir Der
groBen S'peiIeSual, tpo sic befannt,
5orbatbs 8apeIle sic luitigen @eiier
alrfipielen miro. gintritt lit SOC 81,
Berion. Gin riibriges aomitee tuiri
einen guten Smbib porbereitcn. Cir
leifter 2und, beitebeno aus Sauer
fra,lt, beIegte 8rotden, &afiee uni
guten iddiiid)en StriteI miro ierpier
5u iebr serinsen Breiien. gririidun
gen aller Irt tperben mir audi baben
MlIo bringen iie einen redt gutter
&umor un6 biele ssreunoe nit, ba
nit mir uns einmal gut unterbalter
fonnen.
Gs bofft ale Wttglieoer un6 oerel
Jreunoe begriiben 5u f0nnen.
emma Sartman, 9srGlioentin.
81. Warie Mebner, Sefr.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

the Eastern red cedar has been ex-
ported. With our own demand for
the fragrant wood growing each
year, and even small trees being
cut for fence posts before they
have had time to reach saw-timber
size. what could any country ex-
peet but depletion of most valu-
able timber?
Now we are joining our forces for
saving our national resources. OF
course, we think at once of wood
for building homes and for fuel, as
well as for many other vital uses.
Today, our stand of red cedar large
enough for saw-timber is some
thing like 225,000000 board feet.
This figure was given in 1887. The
number Of trees cut will be replaced
by the younger trees now left to
reach saw-timber proportions. and
we are told the number of board
feet available will be about the
same.
Most Of us are quite familiar with
the wood of this native tree. The
heartWood Is bright red sometimes
dull red and the thin sapwood
almost white. The wood is fairly
heavy, hard and has a high shock
resistance, but 1t lacks stiffness. 1t
does not shrink. remaining in place
after it has seasoned. AS you know,
the grain is fine, uniform and COM
pact. AS a rule. the grain of the
red cedar is straight. although once
In a while knots occur.
Scorning moisture, this wood long
has been favorite for fence posts.
1t is used also for water buckets,
small boats, poles, shingles. window
frames and porch material. These
are but few of the roles played
by our native red cedar.
Have you ever wondered why the
red cedar is so often seen growing
in such straight soldierly rows along
fences? The cedar tree has very
tasty berries, and the outer Jacket
has spicy favor very much
desired by birds. Under this coat,
the nutlet is protected. Birds seek
the fruit covering and discard the
nutlet. This seed child tumbles to
the earth and is soon covered with
debris. Weighted down. it soon puts
out a root which goes down into
the soil. Other roots soon develop.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Medicine in Americas
To Be Rudio Feature

The ninth in q series Of National
Defense Health Clinics, Medicine
in the Americas" will be broadcast
from 3:45 to I pm. Sunday over
Station VOL, with DR.. Castillo
Najera, Mexican Ambassador, par
ticipatiDg.
Others who will take part in the
discussion are the Rev. Edmund A.
Walsh, S. j.. dean Of the School OF
Foreign Service, Georgetown Uni
versity; Senator Chavez Of New
Mexico, and DR.. Henry B. Gwynn,
chairman Of the Committee on
Radio Education, District Medical
Society.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Mems Shirts, SIS
IrresnInrs of hieher-briced shirts

7rve9n70rs Of higher br'cfd shITfs
$40 of white cotton broadcloth or fancy woven
cotton madras in patterns and prints. good
assortment of collar attached styles with the
majority Sanforized-shrunk tresldual shrinkage
less than 1oo). Sizes IA to II.
900 pairs Regular anket styles OF
rayon- cotton Clocks. stripes and plaid patterns
Sizes 10 to liz. Now, pair--------iSc iSc pairs IL
Mems Single Sports Coats blue Sizes
and A. Were Sl495 Now w-------------------S S7so
$50 Mems Plads stripes Of and and
silk materials wool lined. Blue, wine green brown were
made IN cell for soc and Csc Special - 35c for 81
10 Hooded Cotton Sweat Shirts, fleece lined Gray
and blue color combinations Small medium, large sizes
Were S295. Now --.--------- SlsS
400 pieces Mems Winter Underwear including
athletic shirts sleevsd shirts briefs and shorts
1s7I5 cotton 12i, WOOL Full small, medium some
large sizes Were 55c each Now, each-3Sc for $llo
Down STAIRS STORE MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Misses Fitted Goats, 10
We're $685. and 1925

We're $685. and 1925
II dressy and casual models Black. green, wine,
in sizes 10 to 49, Each coat Is properly labeled
as to fabric content.
10 Misses fastened Lined Topcoas classic double
and single breasted boy STYLES with Innings Of self material
Natural color TOE WOOL reused WOOL Sizes TO- 1s 20
Were Sl695. NoW------------------------ slz.oo
10 Misses Fur trimmed and Casual Coats Majority
are 1907 wool fabrics however garment is properly
labeled trims include blond wolf Bombay lamb and
silver rump Black blue beaver brown elm green
Sizes IL, IA, 16, 20. Were $3975. Now---------szi
DOWN STAIRS STORE. CoArs SUITS.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Crib Blankets, I'S
We're SI.65

So cotton Beacon crib blankets.
3ox50 inches, blue and pink COM
binations. Also cotton quilted
quilts, 4Gx54 inches in pink and
blue prints. Manufacturers ir-
regulars.
81 Infants Cotton Knit Gowns,
manufacturer irregulars. Sizes
0 and l--------l5c -l5c
Down STAIRS SroRI,
INFANTS FURNISHINGS AND APfAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

swamps, the red cedar still Is doing
its bit. The largest remaining
stands Of this fine timber are in
the mountains of Tennessee, Ar
kansas and Kentucky. Here will be
found trees 80 to 80 feet tall. Fire
is this trees worst enemy. Birds
are its partners for cooperation,
and man profits by this combi-
nation.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Handbags, 81

Manufacturers seconds
1T smooth simulated calfskin bags
in turf. navy. black or brown. As
sorted styles.
AZ Fabric Handbags, black cotton
suede tophandle and underarm
STYLES: blue cotton corduroy in
tophandle style. Were 81. Now 500
DOWN STAIRS SroRE, HANDBAGS.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Natures Children
Eastern Red Cedar
(Juniperus virginiana)

Later, q tiny red cedar tree will
be seen reaching toward the sun
These baby trees easily can be
transplanted to woodlot or
stands established on piece OF
ground that is unoccupied. Grow
ing throughout the eastern half of
the United States, from Maine to
North Dakota and southwark to
Eastern Texas and Florida, under
a variety of conditions in good sell
and poor, on hilltops and in
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Girls Wash Frocks
76e Less than (, price

is5 prints, stripes and plaids OF
cotton or spun rayon. Also some
white oreandie and cotton printed
pinafores. Broken sizes to IA.
- All-wool Flannel Jackets, solid
dark colors and pastel plaids. Also
corduroy jumpers and wool plaid
frocks in this group. Sizes 10 to
is. Were s295. Now---$ $1.9S
Down STAIRS STORE. GIRLS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Vests, TO-
Less than Y, price

645 spun rayon knitted vests. Ma
jority are small and medium sizes
with . few large.
800 pieces Rayon Underwear. pam
ties and vests. Two-bar tricot in
tearose. Sizes to 10. Manufac-
turer's seconds Now - 500
Down STAIRS STORE, UNDERWEAR.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Women's Hose, So

Manufacturers seconds
500 pairs 3 and 4 thread silk stock
ings with cotton reinforced soles
and rayon tops. Mid-season colors.
Sizes s1a to lola,
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
WoMEN's Hosiery.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Women's Sweaters, IS
We're SI.I8

100 wool cardigan and pull-over styles In short
sleeved style. Novelty knts, red black, blue and
green. Sizes "a to 40.
80 Pleated or Sports Skirts, Of wooand-rayon
(properly labeled fabric content in plads, checks
and monotones. Blues, brown wines and black. Sizes
"a 80 Were 95. $lSS
Tailored Sports Frocks of crepe and Teca
rayon yarns Prints and plain coors including blue een
brown, and beige. Long short sleeves Sizes II
to an Were 81 e5 and more Now Sas5
IS Wool Jersey BIouses tuckn styles Two-coor cobina
ons and monotones Sizes "a to 49, Less than u price
Evening star., 1942-01-08
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

No doubt the Eastern red cedar
has played vital role in your
education, for you have used a
pencil since your first days at
school, and this tree has no COM
petitor as producer of pencil
wood. Because the wood has been
used so extensively for pencils, and
we have sadly neglected to replace
1t. the supply now cannot meet the
demand; naturally, substitutes are
being sought.
Durability, aromatic odor and rich
color make this attractive wood a
favorite for chests, cabinets and
closet lining. Since earliest days,
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Dive to Sing Saturday

Margareta zilliacus, opera singer,
accompanied by M. E. Elsdon,
pianist, will participate in a musi-
Gale at 8 pm. Saturday, given by the
League for the Larger Life In its
headquarters, 1922 Vermont avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
CiirdIes, 81

Manufacturers seconds
and reduced from stock
100 Of cotton -and-rayon combined
with elastic. Pantie and 4-garter
styles. Sizes small and large.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, CoRsETs.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Winter Hats, 'l'9'
We're S2.95

40 wool felt fur-trimned styles to
wear right now with your winter
coats and suits. Attractively trim
med with imitation fox and skunk.
Adjustable headsizes.
Down STAIRS SroRE, MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Juniors Wool Jersey
Separates, each '2'S'
We're S30S each

~ ere yJyS each
Il blouses and matching skirts.
The former are in torso and shirt
waist styles and the latter have
neat impressed pleats. Red. soldier
blue and navy. Broken sizes Q to IS.
81 Spun Rayon Plaid Frocks, one
and two-piece models, some with
pleated skirts. Assorted colorA
Broken sizes to IS. Were $2.95.
81 Cotton Pique Blouses In dainty
floral designs. Also, some rayon
shirtwaist styles in pasteb. Sizes
80 to SO. Less than price.
NOW SOC
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MIssIs
APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Mid-season Dresses, s2s'
Less than u price

LeyS man Y pTfCV
73 Of rayon crepe and wool mixtures In black and
assorted colors Majority are one-of- a-style with
about IS in women's sizes Very broken size range.
Wool frocks are properly labeled.
50 Rayon Crepe Frocks suitable for immediate Sizes
a. 1917 24, IL to 90 Black and assorted coors
The group contain woods (propery labeled
Were 81 7e5 s8e5 and more.
Down STAIRS STORE, DRESSES.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Misses and Women's
Cotton Dresses, So
Less than u trice


100 including cotton striped pique,
pastel seersucker, sheer batiste,
cotton printed broomstick skirts,
printed percale frocks and printed
Hooverettes. Not every size in each
style but sizes IL to ~.
70 Misses and Women's Rayon
Frocks, one and two piece models
just right for January wear.
Brown, wine. blue, black and green.
Sizes IL TO a. Were $3.95 and
more. $2.95
20 Misses Spun Rayon Long
sleeved Dresses in blue, red and
shirtwaist dresses Of green and
blue. Sizes IL to 20. Less than "a
price. Now N.S0
DOWN STAINS STORE,
INEXPENSIVE DRIssEs.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Boys Union Suits

IS We're 81 and more
e6 Of heavy or lightweight cotton.
One piece warmly knit styles in
gray or ecru. Sizes 6, 7, ~ and rs.
2 Boys 1000 Wool Ski Pants,
maroon, blue. Size 1. Were S3S5.
Now S2.s5
Down STAIRS SroRE. Boys APPAREL,
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Girls Goats at Savings

IS fitted and boxy styles with cotton velvet TRIM
Tweeds, and feeces with eoch ooment properly lobe'ed
as to fobrc Sizes for Teen Age Chubbies and Juveniles
Sizes to Is. Were S1os5 to Sl6o5. Now-------
Down sfAns sroRI, GIRLS APPAREL
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Down STAIRS SroRL. SPoRrswEAR.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Little Girls Snow Suits

IS Of worm Melton cloth (propery lobeed as TO fobr
contentl with wool jerseyined detachable hoods, doub
knees and snug wrstets. Jooket is slide -tostened
Sizes to s. Wine and navy. Were S3e5. Now.
n Little Girl. Three piece coot sst, some with hots
detachable cotton vevet-ined hoods. Teo wine, blu
in tweed and wool mixtures leach eorment is properl
labeled os fobric eontent). Sizes to ox. Wer
DOWN srAns Sroax InrAN1s APPAREL AND FuRNrsHrNcs
Evening star., 1942-01-08

81 three-pieee styles Of loeket, detachable hood
and Ieooins Green, wine brown and navy in
wool weoves leach oonment properly labeled os TO
fobric content). Also. few cotton oobordins
suits in three eoors, red with navy, red with green
or red with royal blue. Sizes 7 to IA. Were
S7.o5 and $S.95. Now
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS APPAREI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
NEAR WAYNE

ACREAGE on paved frontage, close TO Plym-
outh I'd; city water; bus service: only
500 down. Newman. $4,000 Plymouth I'd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

Packards. Briggs; 6 rooms. large hot AR,
reconditioned;- move In, 5000 down. Gu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

WILLOW RUN WORKERS
we sun have several new t-room warmly
lots or more Price. 81 ,a25 $50 Of
your own cash moves you Ia under our
unique finance plan.
| GROsSMAN, COR VAN norm
AND WAYNE ROAD8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

finished modern house. bedrooms.
running water rough plumbing In hath
room' near school and bus, only $3.50.
NO INTEREST
House 10 yours In ~ years n you have
$500 we can swing deal; rest financed.
GROSsMAN. COR VAN BORN AND
WAYNE pnAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

Business Opportunities
\ BARGAlN--HURRYI

= y bAftININ--HUHHIT
Beer garden, fully equipped. completely
refrigerated. restaurant equipment; doing
excellent business. s420 Van Dyke. Ivan.
hoe pcsO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Housekeeping Rooms

IcOLORED - 343i Waterloo; nice room
single man or couple Fitzroy 1859.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Houses for Sale
EAST of WoodUard)

IMANISTIQCE 800 rooms ali on one
floor; side drive. 2 garages, only 81, $50,
81 200 down LF.nox 1883.
NEAT cottage; 2 doors of Harper, near
Smile; city transportation. full price
only 81 500 See this bargain today.
209ll Harper.
OAKLAND-7- NILE Section. frame large
rooms. newly decorated. almost new FUR
mace. garage, shady corner lot, paved
street.
VACANT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
81, 500 81 900 dn. discount for larger down
payment Sargent Co. $40 +. state
Fair TW. 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

LI.-LAFAYETTE-l0 rms, sim.
hit, all OAK; bargain at 81 900. La. o2io.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Children to Board

MoTHERLY care; baby or school age
child Lincoln 2-iii1, Clawson, Mich,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

BEEChER at Bsgley--5-room cottage; J.
car garage 5000, $500 down 4S4o
yarnoy hiyhway Lafayetts $751;.