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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26

With these instructors newly
trained, Red Cross First Aid ia
cilitieS are greatly increased,
Mrs. McFarlane said. Due to
the great demand for teachers
in the south end of Macomb
County another lay instructors
course will be conducted June
! TO 6 at Lincoln High school, in
Van Dyke, Mrs. McFarlane re-
ports.
The following Mount Clemens
persons completed the course:
Muriel Bouley, Doris Clark,
Clayton Dubay, Selma Hartung,
Muriel Heidger, Mrs. Herbert E.
Irish, Edna Van Dam, Constance
Williamson, Beatrice Youngs,
Mrs. James Kenney.
Charlotte Kinney, Mrs. Mag
gle Lawson, Mrs. Nell Lohr, Mrs.
james Nunneley, G. e rtrude
Pratt, Marie Presley, Doris
Quackenbush, Mrs. Rufus Reit-
eel, Mrs. Milton Smith, William
Robert Smith, Benjamin Stone,
Mrs. Sydney Thinker, and Inez
Muller of Selfridge Field.
Others are Wynonia Bau-
mann, Roseville; Calvin Clark,
Van Dyke; John Collins, Rose
vile; Harry Coon, East Detroit;
Dorothy DaLee; Utica; Maybell
Engel, Utica; Heinz Fruhner,
East Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hirth, Utica; Clarence
Houghton, Roseville.
Irene Hubbard, New Balti-
more; Elton Hurlburt, Rich
mond; Gertrude Kern, Rose
vile; Josephine Kirschner, Roy
al Oak; Harry Magahy, Utica;
Frank Molnar, East Detroit;
Leona Murray, Roseville; Ora
Gladys Ringer, Detroit; and Ed
wilma Valade, RoSeville.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Miss Henderson
TO Become Bride

Mount Clemens in the Fall Of
1910, from Michigan State
Teachers College at Ypsilanti.
She is a member of Sigma M
Ply sorority. Her fiance is
member of Scabbard and Blade,
military fraternity, and Alpha
Phi Omega. His graduation
comes on June ID. Fort Riley,
Kansas, is the post to which he
will report for army duty.
TRINITY LUTHERAN WILL
ING WORKERS will meet on
Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the
Lutheran school, with Mrs. Mar
tin Collins and Mrs. Albert
Deng as hostesses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Club Plans
Dinner-DdnCe

THE CLOSING PARTY of the
Dancing Club will be held on
Thursday evening at Clin o n
Valley Golf Club near Utica.
The event will be a dinner
dance, beginning at 8 o'clock,
with Albert Bellman acting as
chairman of a committee Of ar
rangementS composed of MEM
berS of the board of directors.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. r. Mac
Kenzie will be hosts to a small
group at cocktails preceding the
party.
MIR. AND MRS. L. f. MAT
SON of Wilmette, III. will arrive
Friday to be the weekend guests
of their Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Friede-
burg On Saturday they will all
attend the graduation of Mrs.
Friedeburg'S brother, Leslie Mat
son, Jr., at the University of
Michigan, in Ann Arbor.
MRS. MAX w. KENDRICK
will be hostess to members of
her club at dessert luncheon and
cards on Friday afternoon.
ROBERT McWILLIAMS, Uni
versity of Michigan student, is
spending a brief vacation with
relatives here, before resuming
his studies at the summer Sc
meSter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Isabella Davis Circle
Plans Rummoqe Sole

ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE
last evening completed plans for
a rummage sale, to be held in
the Matthews building on Fri
day and Saturday, June 5 and
6. All members are asked 10
leave packages of rummage with
Mrs. Ted Leonardson, 10
Grand avenue.
The circle met at the Kings
Daughters Home with Mrs.
Walter Medium as hostess.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Louise Barney and Mrs. Lester
Baker. Mrs. John Mclean Will
be hostess at the next meeting,
also to take place at the Home,
on June 8, at 8 o'clock.
PVT. DONALD NUTTING
hes left for his army duties at
New Orleans after Today fur
Tough spent here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nut
ting of Croker boulevard.
THE FINAL EVENT in the
years schedule Of the Younger
Dancing Club, which was set for
June 5, has been postponed to
June II, it is announced today.
MRS. HENRY WOR M S.
BACkER and Mrs. Rosa Schultz
of Fraser and Mrs. Steven Bos-
ton of Mount Clemens we're
luncheon guests of Mrs. Pat
O'Grady today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Party Provides
.Draftees Kits

FOURTEEN RED CROSS
KITS for drafteeS are assured as
a result of a benefit card party
held at the home of Mrs. John
Hartway in Anchor Bay
Shores, under the sponsorship of
the Anchor Bay Shores Sewing
group.
The group had pledged 10
kits for the Chesterfield Town
ship quota. Prizes donated by
members of the group and by
Mrs. Orrin Kraft, were won by
Mrs. Carl Eschenburg, Mrs. Ar
10 Higgs, Mrs. Martin Duggan
and Mrs. Vernon Kerwin. Mrs.
Norman Boehm of Detroit won
a special prize of pillow-ases.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Salad bridge
P ans are Set

LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE
Will sponsor a salad-bridge
Thursday evening at the Kings
Daughters Home, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Ellis Streu is general
chairman of the event, assisted
by Mrs Harry Streu and Mrs.
Nora Streu. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Girl

TROOP FIVE met Monday at
K. Of p. hall. A committee of
four planned a picnic at our
Victory Garden next Monday.
troop 90 from Detroit came out
Saturday and we went on a hike
and lookout.
Louise Yerks, Scribe.
Rummoge Sole
SAMARITAN CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters will sponsor
a rummage sale on Friday and
Saturday, June 5 and 6, in the
Roskopp building, North Broad
way. Mrs. Joseph E. St. Pierre
is general chairman.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Of the Kings Daughters Home
will meet Monday, June l, at
the Kings Daughters Home at
230 o'clock.
ST. LOUIS MIGNONETTE
CLUB will meet Wednesday at
8 o'clock with Mrs. Louis Pei
tier as hostess at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Fred Lozen,
SO Gibbs street.
SNOWFALL CLUB will
met Wednesday at 8 o'clock
with Mrs. Clarence Siebert, 246
Joneses street.
BUSINESS GIRLS GROUP
of Girls Friendly will meet this
evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
Karl Ketchum, q Hubbard ave-
nue..
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
Of Kings Daughters will meet
Thursday at 100 o'clock with
Mrs. Paul Volkenant, IS Gallup
avenue.
LADIES AID of Gilbert
Memorial Baptist Church will
meet Thursday at 100 o'clock
with Mrs. William Schonschack,
298 Euclid avenue. Assisting
the hostess will be Mrs. Edwin
jain, Mrs. Orrie Goodman and
Mrs. Keith Bovenschen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26

a zinc or plastic guard and a
plastic handle. Enough brass
went into safety razors last year
to make 3l,578,0OO 80 Caliber
cartridge cases.
MRS. HARRY BAKER of
Ypsilanti is spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Wade Fast.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26

MIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
BERNOR Of East Detroit, upon
the arrival of a daughter born
this morning in st. Joseph's
hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
% Uel

GERALDINE HENDERSON,
whose plans for a June 6 we'd
ding 10 Frederick Gibson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson of
Bloomfield Hills, are revealed
today. Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ross L. Henderson of Detroit,
she has been teaching physical
education here since 1910.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
GREASE

IF AN UGLY GREASE
SPOT mars the beauty of your
wallpaper, try busting the spot
generously with French chalk.
Let it remain a while-several
hourS-then brush off gently. II
spot is stubborn, repeat treat
ment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Heating Pad Hints

HERE ARE some general
hints about caring for your ell
ectric warming pad: First of all
read the manufacturer direc-
tons that come with the pad
and keep them in mind. Keep
it absolutely dry always. Keep
the pad flat as possible; do not
fold more than necessary, and
never crush. Do not fasten in
place with pins or other metal
objects. Store in a cool, dark
place. Turn the control knob
tc off when not using. Car
~ by the pad itself, not by the
cord. Remember these dos
end dont's, and any special di-
reCtions, and it should give you
long satisfaction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26
Congratulations

JOHN c. LUTH, whose birth
day anniversary Sunday was
celebrated at a family dinner
at Hagels Inn on the st. Clair
river.
MAX NORTH who has a
birthday anniversary today.
PFC. REUBEN KAGE, of
Camp Ham, Cal, is observing
his birthday anniversary today.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rage, 316 Euclid avenue.
MRS. LUDWIG SIMON is
celebrating her 18th birthday
anniversary today.
JILL MARIE BRUNEEL,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Bruneel, is two years old today.
MIR. AND MRS. LYLE KIR-
BEY of Clinton Township, who
are the parents of a daughter,
born this morning in st. JOS
eph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. CARL AN
DERSON, of Lenox, upon the
arrival of son, born this morn
ing in st. Joseph's hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. ROY FISCH-
Err of Utica, who are the par
ents of son, born this morning
in st. Joseph's hospital.
JOSEPH BRUYER, of 10
Fifth street, who celebrated his
fifth birthday anniversary on
May "a.
Golden Wedding
MIR. AND MRS. THEODORE
ECKHOUT of 2750 Clinton
View drive, whose golden we'd
ding anniversary was celebrated
Sunday with open house plan
ned by their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur DeRuyck, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Eckhout, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Eckhout of Detroit,
and Adolph Eckhout of Mount
Clemens.
Both born in Belgium, Mr..
and Mrs. Eckhout have made
their home in Mount Clemens
for the past 35 years. Present at
the celebration were $50 friends
and relatives, including four
generations, IL grandchildren,
and three Observation-Disclosures.
A 20-piece band furnished mus
ic for dancing and singing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-26

UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
Of Kings Daughters will meet
Thursday at 100 o'clock with
Mrs. Paul Volkenant, IS Gallup
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Pointed by the artist Howard Chandler chrty and repro
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If you haYe brother father. friend in the
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If you believe in the power Of your faith bring
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If you stand on the side of freedom to worship as
your conscience dictates you need this picture.
If you stand with tolerance and against bgoty If you
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trial religion is necessary all Of us-to the
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and their faith at home
Every dollar you send to the Laymen's National Com
nittee will be used for the furtherance OF liberty
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Mems Shirts, Special 'l'''
IrregnIars

IrregnIars
II of white cotton broadcloth plain and fancy
patterns. The majority are Sanforized-shrunk
resdual shrnkage less than lfo). Sizes IA to IT,
500 pairs Mems Sample Hose of cotton and
cotton Blues brown and in fancy patterns
including stripes and checks Regular and ankt styles
Sizes 10 to II. Special pairs for 81
l60 Mems Ties of and wood and silk
mixture Blue wine in plain coors and fancy
patterns Were 55c and Now 35c, for 81
176 pieces Mems Underwear undershrts and shorts 87
cotton PA wool Small medium and large sizes Were
each 55c. Now 39c, for S1le
Mems Robes Of WOOL rayon, rayon and wool. Blue.
green, maroon Sizes small, medium and large. Were
S795 and Each robe labeled fabric content
Now -------- .-------------- Sc
Mems Tan Botany Gabardne WorSted Robes. Small.
medium and large sizes Were $40 Now S.
Mems Rayon Gabardine Robes in blue tan. Large
size Were IS. Now So IS
Down STAIRS STORE, MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Maids Uniforms, SIS
Manufacturers seconds

Manufacturers seconds
600 in new shipment of uniforms, in cotton broad
cloth, Seersucker and rayon. In blue, green gray,
black yellow, wine, stripes and checks. In serving
and morning uniform styles. II perfect would
sell for much more. Not every size in each style
Sizes IL to 46.
12o Cotton Dresses shipment of manufacturers
onds in coat style Printed cotton popn, button
fronts and slide fastener types every size each style
Sizes IL to ~. If perfect would sell for much
Now -------- SI.35
20 Maternity in rayon prints and navy. Sizes IL
to 90 Were $695 and Now $3.50
Downstairs STORE INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
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B|ouses and Sweaters, IS
Were SI.IS and more

Were SI.I8 and more
$50 tailored shirts and dreSSy bouSes in rayon
crepe and cottons. Slip-on and cardigan sweaters
in all WOOL Many with embroidery designs. Red,
black. brown Sizes "a to 38.
50 Evening Blouses in shees and jerseys in
Jacket torso and tuckin styles White. red blue green
black. Mostly Of kind Sizes 80 to 38 Were So to
1895 ------. S2I5
s5 Sports Dresses in spun in weaiored shirtwast
styles Blue wine beige and green. Sizes II to 40
Were IS 95. Now -----------------S S295
DOWN STAIRS STORE, SPoRrswEn.
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Bows and Youths Sweaters

l4f coot ond puover style sweaters for your son.
at savings to you Suit his oste with plain coIos and
combinations Of voued colors Properly obeled os to
fobric content Sizes 80 to 36. Speciol-----
Down STAIRS STORE Boys APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Costume Slips, 'l'1'
Manufacturers seconds

Manufacturers seconds
900 rsyon satin slips, cotton lace
trimmed and tailored styles, tea
rose. Sizes 80 to A. Not all sizes
In each style.
1s0 Cotton Slips, manufacturer
seconds. White with built-up
shoulder. Sizess34 to 50. Also in
cluded are white ruff1e trimmed
slips, sizes 80 to 38. And another
group Of tearose cotton slips, sizes
81 to 46-- SSc
Down STAIRS STORE, COSTUME SLIPS.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Cotton Knit Creepers
65e

Manufacturers irregnlars
240 in pastels, white, blue, maize
and pink. Sizes l, 2, 3.
IS Boys Cotton Wash Suits, manu-
facturer's irregulars. Two-tone
and solid colors. closed neck and
open sport neck style shirts, in
royal. wine. light blue and tan. A
few Baby Boy suits included. Sizes
! to 75c
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS APPAREL.
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Warm Baby Buntinss

Only 30-ot very specio sovnas-of cotton beacon
cloth with doinN oppliqued kittens bunnes White,
rink and blue
Down STAIRS STORE, INFANTS APPAREI-
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Boys Cotton Under
shirts, 35s, ) for 81
We're Soc

a ecru cotton undershirts with
short sleeves. Sizes % to "a.
Boys Plaid Wool Sports Shirts,
blue or green. Sizes 10. IL, Is. ls.
20. Less than "a price. Now Sis
81 Boys Union Suits, some l0T,.
some 1870 wool and cotton, short
leg styles. Sizes 8, 10. Were 81
and S1.50. Now w-----75 75c
80 Boys Union Suits Of cotton,
heavy weight. Sizes s to 7, 8 to 10.
Were 81. Now - 75c
20 White Cotton Oxford Cloth
Shirts with button down collars.
sizes 10, IL, 1914, 13. Were Sl.15.
Down STAIRS STORE, BOYS APPAREL.
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Rayon Underwear
Manufacturers r0,
seconds ~

300 2-bar tricot-knit panties, vests
and boomers. Tearose only. Sizes
5 to 10. not all sizes in each style.
loo Spun Rayon Vests. snug fitting,
Knitted style. Small size only, 10c
Down STAIRS STORE, UNDERWEAR.
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Handbags, 81

We're 81
20 hoods Of wool and rayon and
some cotton. In combinations of
white, red and green. Each Is
marked as to fabric content.
IS Women's Hats of fur felt and
wool felt. Dark colors, dressy and
tailored style. Small and large sizes.
Were s1s5 and more. Now 81
Down STAIRS SroRB, MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Women's and Misses
Dresses, '4'7'
Misses Fitted Goats, $50

Were SI395 and more
10 dress and sports coats in fitted style. Plaids,
wine, green and black. Sizes II to TO- Each coat
is properly labeled to fabric content.
10 Misses Fur trimmed Casual and Sports Coats Furs in
cude wolf and Brown and solid colors and
brown tweed Sizes u to 90 Each coat properly labeled
as to fabric content Were s2e rs and more Now SIS
Misses Casual Fitted Coats with boused black and two
button front Blue brown and green 1907 wool. Sizes
IL. a. 16 Were S1995. Now SO
Women's Sports Dress Coats in brown tweeds and
black. Box and fitted styles Sizes 40 to a. Each coat
is properly labeled fabric Were 1855 and
DOWN STAIRS STORE CoArs AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1942-01-22

$50 oirdIes Of ond combined with eIostic
give smooth control In fitting pontie ond &
oorter styles Teorose only sizes srno medium and ooe
Down srAns sfoaR, CoRnrs
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ART NEEDLEW0Rk

BAR hARBoR SETS. Voter repelIent Blue
bound with white. Were 81 .o8--$l.4
ls BAR HARBoR SETS. Cretonne, foroI de-
signs Were ST 80
- PILLOW COVERS. Cretonne or crosh Were
SIC
cAPRlcE-PURE SILK. For knitting bIouses,
soorfs ond many other things. Poste shodes.
Were 45c -----23e or 5 for 81
THE PALAIS ROYAL ). FIFTH FLOOR
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$50 YARDS DRAPERY AND SLlPCovER
REMNANTS. Heavy, washable fobrie.
SO inches wide. Stripes, floros or plain
patterns. Were ST and ST 50 yord,
u, PRICE
IS pairs oRGAkDY CURTAINS. Crisp,
washable ruffled curtoins. II inches wide,
yords long. White. Were 81 80, $l.lS
~ BoUDolR CHAIR COVERS. Chintz
or soteen. FloroI design Box pIeots,
corded. Were ST 80 to ST 90 $l.16
2s4 ysrds sLAcKoUT CLOTH. So
inches wide. Were 4oc---4 yords 81
fHE PALATS ROYAL SECOND FLOOR
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CLEARANCE RUGS

STANDARD FELT BASE RUGS. exl2-foo
size; s potterns. Were $40
GENUINE IkLAID RUGS. oxe-foot size;
potterns. Were S4.o5
STANDARD BELT BASE FLOOR COVERING.
8 potterns. Were 3ec-zoe square yord
GENUINE IkLAlD LIkoLEUM. Rer,nont
lengths. Perfect auoIity. Were ST. 70 to S 80
81 square yerd
COTTON TWILL RAG RUGS. Washable. 2x4-
foot. Were S. 81
SEAMLESS AxMIksTER RUGS. exll g. foot
8 patterns. Were $3495
ALL-wooL FACED ADMINISTERS. exl2 foot
size. Were S4e.o $42e5
FINE CARPET SAMPLES. 27x54 inches. Were
S8o5 to IS
AxMiksTER RUGS. 4oxoo feet Good pot
terms. Were $995
PLAIN BRoADLooM. Rose, toupe, green.
exl2-foot. Perfect quoIity Were S43 o5.
$34.95
THE PALAIs ROYAL ID. FOURTH FLOOR
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SAVE ON CURTAINS and DRAPERlES
Is PORCH DROP CURTAINS.

Is PORCH DROP CURTAINS. 7 feet
wide, feet 6 inches long. With fix
lures, rope and wood pole at bottom for
hanging. Were e$4------$l.77
IS poirs PikCh-PLEATED DRAPERiES.
Royon domosks, spun royons, royon sotin
ond homespun in group. Some one Of
kind FIoroIs, stripes or solid shodes. 3o
or SO inches wide. 2H or ia yords
long. Lined or unined Blue, green,
eeesheII, gold, wine. Were S6.e5 ond
S7.o5 $3.50
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HOUSEWARES

! CHROME AND PORCELAIN BREAKFAST
SET. 5-piece. 25x4O stainless porcelain toble
with red trimming 4 chrome chairs upholstered
in Ieotherette. Wos S46.98 $36. %
I BREAKFAST SET. 25x4o stoness porcelain
toble. Chrome legs 4 chrome choirs up
hostered in leotherette. White and red Wos
S4e.o8 $39.9S
BATHROOM ENSEMBLE 6x6-foot shower cur
toin. 54-inch ruffled droperies Tfeoted royon
celonese. Water ond nniIdew resstont FIorol
design on solid background. Was S6.o8
$3.50
ENAMEL COOKING UTENSILS. Round dish
pan, covered souce pan, covered souce pots,
teo kettles, percolotors, French fryer, souce
pans. White with red trimming 6oe
THE PALAIS ROYAL FIFTH FLOOR
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T0ILETRlES
RAY0N UNDIES

50 RAYok TAFFETA SLIPS. Broken sizes
Teorose, novy, blue. Were ST .4o---$l
$50 RAYok UkDIEs Were oocz for ST
IS SAMPLE GIRDLEs. Some pontie erdIes
Small or medium size. Were 81 and s. o5. ST
10 RUk-REsisT GOWNS. Sizes 5 and 6.
Were
3 FORREST MILLS COTTON VESTS. Size 3o
only. BMIt-up shoulder. Were 75c5ee
SHE PALAIS ROYAL +. FIRST FLOOR
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FOOTWEAR AT SAVINGS

III pars WoMEk'S SUMMER SHOES All white
and white combinations Our exclusive bronds Nor
widths. Sizes to o. Were SIS to S8.o5, $2.95
styles. Broken sizes to 8. Were $2$l
"a pairs WoMEk'S SUMMER PLAY SHOES.
Leather and fobne. Broken sizes 4 to 8. Were
So .o5 to
THE PALAIS ROYAL :. .. =. SECOND FLOOR
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Sterling Silver Napkin Clips

Only IS! With initioIs, but not oil initioIs in
stock. Were 8oc Soc plus tax
THE PALATS ROYAL FIRST FLOOR
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Linens -D0MESTlCS

10 CHENILLE BATH MATS. Soiled Were
81 90 to $l.e9 TO $3.32
Is TERRY WASH CLOTH SETS. Apiece, en-
broidered with "his-hers" Were $l-69e
Z COMFORTS. Peoch royon toffeto. so
down, 95 % cotton. Were S7.98-----$6.z
4 RAYok TAFFETA BEDsPREADs. Were
S298 -
5 CHENILLE BEDsPREADs. Were $4. 90. $z.sS
II CHENILLE BEpsPREADs White with COL
ored embroidery. Were $2.2o----$l.94
The PALAlS ROYAL :. SECOND FLOOR
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RIBBON KNITTING BAGS

Hondboos to carry your knitting or sewing.
Neotly lined, finished with sturdy wooden han
dies. Many coIors and combinations 79e
pUGGAkEE HAT BANDS. Just hook in, no
sewing Necessary. PosIey designs. Polka dots
Or solid shodes. Were 4Oc----29e
SKE PALAIS ROYAL >. FIRST FLOOR
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PAINTS REDUCED

GLOSS ENAMEL. White or ivory. Covers in
one coot. Was $3.25 ooIIon-
WASHABLE FLAT PAINT. Use os undercoot
or finish. Wos S2.5C gallon
FLOOR AND PORCH PAINT. a eolors. Use in
side or outside. Wos ST 80. $l.ls half soIlon
PURE LEAD AND OIL HOUSE PAINT. Was
$3.50 gallon $3.50
THE PALAIS ROYAL FIFTH FLOOR
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GLASSWARE E-CnlNA

IS POTTERY VASES. Bowls, condestieks.
All slightly clipped Were ST to $3.50.
soc to $l.75
50 pisee. GLASSWARE. Covered condy dishes,
relish dishes, ivy bowls handled fruit bowls,
compotes, sugar and cream sets. Were 81. 8se
800 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. All shop worn.
Were SC to S. TO 4oe
500 PIECES DIkkERWARE AND GLASSWARE.
Sc. 7e, lie
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SP0RTSWEAR AT SAVINGS

80 BlousEs. Sizes "a to 4o Were So and
20 PLAY SUITS. Sizes IL to l8. Were $2o5
and S3.o5 81
10 COTTON SKIRTS Were ST IS and 81 81
40 HAlTERS. Were z5e
10 SUN SUITS. Pique, contrasting coIors. Were
S395
PlQUE DRESSES. Sizes II to s. Were $4.o5,
$z.97
- cARDIGAkS. Terry and cotton Isle slpovers
Were 81 80 and S.. 50
IS COTTON cUloTTES. Sizes Il to l8$l
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SAVE ON LUGGAGE

20 CANVAS HAT AND. SHOE CASES. ls
inches Holds pors shoes. Brown or oroy
convos Were $7.45
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Novelty JeweIly Reduced

5 LAPEL PINS. Were $3e5
NECKLACE. Blue with rhinestones Were
SIS, $40
Z LAPEL PINS. Rhinestones. Were S25 $40
Z NECKLACES. Simulated peors. Were S5,
$3.95
IS COSTUME RINGS. Were So $3.50
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LAMPS

An Are Slightly Damaged
LAMP BASES. Tobe lamp boses, floor Iomp
boses, boudoir lamp boses, mirrors. Were ST
to soc to 81
TABLE LAMPS. Chinese porcelain horse mount
ed on lockwood bose. With shode. Were
Sl2o8 $3.50
CHINESE PORCELAIN LAMPS. With shodes
Were 1888 $40
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FRIDAY BARGAINS


BATHING NEEDS y PRICE
BEACH BAGS. Were s1.25, 81, s225, s2e5.
63e. 81, $l.l3, $l.4s
BATHING SHOES. Sizes a, 5, s. Were ST IS.
63e
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STATIONERY u PRICE
Fine quality writing poper. Boxes slightly soed
from handling.
50 BOXES STATIONERY. Were 5oc---- -z5s
NOVELTY STATIONERY. Assorted novelty
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