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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Give Shabby Waste
Baskets Enamel Job

Shabby waste paper containers,
whether made Of wood metal or
may be given a new
lease on life by applying a coat
Of colorful enamel, A modern dec
orative idea Is 10 paint the lower
half a different color from that of
the upper half Brown and tan,
dark green and light green, or
pastel shades such as light blue
and lavender are good combina-
tons. The inside may be painted
light green, orange or bright YER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Plumbing Industry Turns
To Wide Use of Ceramics

While al' manufacturers are de-
pending largely on domestic clayS.
fine European BAH clays are still
used rs a principal material IN the
production of tureous china fin
lures. lnaSmuch as frciChtcrS re-
turning from England need bal
last no shipping problem is in
NolNcd
Not only has the production Of
vtrcouS china layatorlcS, closets
and laundry trays grown tremen-
douSly IN recent months, but many
new uses have been found both for
and yItrcOuS china.
Flat rim SINKS, grease intercept
tors. shower heads and eScutcheonS
are now being made Of ceramics
instead Of critical iron and chro-
MUM plated brass
Thus the plumbing industry Is
able 20 meet the requirements Of a
large military. naval and indus
trial housing program without the
use NJ critical metals for fixtures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Watch Care Of Sink
In Canning Season

HOmemakcrs whose sinks have
regular enameled finishes should
be particularly careful during the
canning season. Fruit or vegetable
juices. or vinegar preparations
should not be allowed 10 remain
on the sink more than a few
minutes. II II IS necessary 10 use
a triangular garbage contalner, II
should be empued frequently so
that acids draining from Feelings
and parinCS will not harm the
surface of the sink.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Volume
Shows Increase
Downward Trend
Reversed in July

An II per cent increase in loans
for new cOnStruCtlon-Still small
~ volume but temporarily reverS-
ing a downward trend Of several
months marked the S95, 797 600
hOmc-financlng activities OF saw
inCs and loan associations in July,
the Federal Home Loan Bank Ad-
miniStratiOn reported Saturday.
The total lending volume for
savings and loan associations in
July rose > per cent above figures
for June. at a time when a Z per
cent drop ordinarily is expected.
July activity was "a per cent above
that for the average 1935-l939
period, though far below that for
July, 1871, when total loans
amounted 10 Sl32 972 600
July construction loans Of saw
ings and loan associations totaled
Sl7.7090 900 with the Pittsburgh,
Winston-Salem. Topeka and Los
Angeles Federal Home Loan Bank
districts showing increases over
June. Loans for home purchase
totaled So, 10000. almost the
identical volume for June.
Member institutions of the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank system, ma
tional credit reserve for thrift and
home-financing institutions, have
nearly IS per cent Of the
S627 100000 loaned by all savings
and loan associations during the
first seven months of 1912. The
total was POP per
cent below the S7S6, $4,000 loaned
by savings and loan associations
in the Same period of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Prepare for Winter

All exposed metal work. such as
cutters, downSpouts, metal rail
ings, etc, which are subject to rust
or corroSion, should be we'll Scraped
and cleaned of any increment Of
rust, and then thoroughly painted
before winter sets in. Every prop
erty owner should bear in mind
that metal once lost is likely to be
irreplaceable for the duration of
the war, and probably for a con-
siderable time thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Builders Invite
Brown TO Speak

Senator Prentiss Brown has
been invited TO address the
monthly business meeting OF the
Builders Association of Metropoli-
tan Detroit at Hotel Statler AT 3
p. m. this Monday. Edmund Kuhl-
man. executive vice president OF
the association, announced Satur-
day.
The future Of private housing
will be discussed at the meeting,
which is open 10 all residential
builders.
Other information on the build
ing industry's part in winning the
war, as well az postwar planning.
will be up for discussion, Huffman
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
X-rdy Department

The new unit will house an en-
larged X-ray department. increase
the size of the laboratory and
orthopedic departments and pro-
vide a complete new kitchen and
dining room and space for 20 new
beds.
Additional floors 10 house 200
more beds are contemplated fol-
lowing the first phase Of the de-
velopment program.
When complete. the hospital in
its entirety will represent an in
vestment OF approximately one
million dollars, according IN DR..
D. Paul Leonard, the Institutions
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Firm July, August
Sales Total S1,225,437

Seldom e. Johnson closed 17o
sales for a total volume of Sl,225,-
437 during July and August, How
ard II, Robinson. general sales
manager Of the firm. announced
Saturday. Robinson noted a strong
trend toward the acquisition Of
used homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

And Land Bought NOW Can
Buy You a Future Home

In America, if you do not own a home, you can
look forward to the day when such ownership will
be possible. There few great nations where this
privilege exists . . where every family can through
honest effort and savings, obtain LAND of their own
:. and build upon that land HOME safeguarded
by constitution and laws guaranteeing ownership
privacy and protection from tyranny, forever.
Every American take advantage of this priv-
lege of land ownership and should recognize the
importance of the fact that here in America this
privilege is his.
High wages make land purchase easily pos
sible NOW and at Low PRICE LEVELS. You
can own land FREE and CLEAR quickly if you plan
NOW and ACT upon your plan.
The land you buy today, backed with U. S. War
Savings Bonds for home building will
safeguard you and your family in the days to come
-. when industry changes from production
to production for peace. Face the future with con-
fidence in the knowledge that YOU pre-
pairing NOW against possible future unemployment
and uncertainty through sound plan of savings and
investment of surplus WAR DOLLARS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Staff OF I65

The Detroit Osteopathic Ho1
pital, which now has a staff OF is u
osteopathic physicians and sur
geonS, was founded in 1919 by the
late Phillip II. Gray. Detroit
philanthorpist, who gave the land
and the hospitals original build
ing Shortly thereafter, he erected
the nurses home directly across
the street from the hospital, which
now houses 65 graduate registered
nurses.
Bennett and Straight are srchi-
tectS for the new structure and
the w. r. Wood Company Is the
contractor. Or. William A. OAR
ling is chairman OF the building
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Work Begins
On New 100000
Hospital Unit +,
Addition TO House
Enlarged x-rsy
Department, Laboratories

Construction Of a $500, 900 addi-
ton TO the Detroit Osteopathic
Hospital, Highland and Third ave-
nues, Highland Park, will begin
Immediately, DR.. +. A. Haight.
president of the institution, an
nounced Saturday.
The new unit is the initial step
in large scale expansion program
authorized by the hospitals board
of trustees. Doctor Haight ex-
planned the expansion Is necessary
10 meet public demand for in
creased hospital facilities for the
metropolitan area, growing out Of
the inevitable consequences OF
war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Prevent Fires

National Fire Prevention Week,
October 4-10. 1912, is especially
important this year. Painting up
property which might easily catch
fire will be a long step in the OBJ
servance of this important an
niVersarV week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Buy ENOUGH BONDS
To Do The job!

Plan NOW real, personal WAR Savings
Program :. plan of your own, big enough to
do the job you want done when war is over!
Ask yourself viii ten per cent of my war
time pay check bring me and my family the
security and the home we want when peace
coneS'"
Get piece of paper and figure it out
for yourself Then put YOURSELF ON WAR
BASIS AT ONCE =. Don't wait until grim
war necessity FORCES restrictions on your
spending. Think for yourself and ACT for
yourself-NOWl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Cites WPB Order

Hot water and steam heating
equipment may be installed in one
family residences for the housing
of war workers, provided the
is furnished from exist
ing inventories, says the Plumbing
and Heating Industries Bureau in
calling attention 10 a recent modi-
fcation OF an earlier WPB order.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Motions Reduced

3 Light Green Quilted Rayon
Satin Shelf Boxes, slightly soiled.
Were $3.50. Now ------$2.50
"a Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes OF royal blue quilted ray
on satin. Soiled. Were Csc.
Is Straw Shopping Bags in gay
colors. Soiled. Were S1.50.
IL Two-tone Straw Files which
may be used as purses. Soiled.
Were $1.50. Now ow---S ST.
8 Paper-covered Waste Baskets,
floral designs, prints and scenes.
Damaged. Were 81. Now, 75c
10 Knitting Bags, rayon- -and-
cotton in bright colors. Red
rayon Innings. Slightly soiled.
Were 50. Now $1.50
NOTIONS, AISLE al, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Cotton Chenille
Sweaters, sl's'
Less than u price

Less than u price
so cotton chenille sweaters in
blue, maize, pink, coral and
aqua. Sizes 80 to 40.
AZ Two-piece Rayon' and Cotton
Suits in red, green, blue, brown
or black. Sizes II to 20. Less
than half price S3.95
Is Garden Aprons of navy and
white cotton DENIM, Less than
half price 81
13 Two-piece Cotton Pique Gu
iottes in prints. Sizes II to 10.
Less than half price - S4.15
20 Rayon Sports Dresses in
white, pink, gray, blue and aqua.
Sizes IL to 20. Were Sl995 and
more. Now $I2.75
IS Cotton Pique Jackets and
Rayon Sports Shirts in blue,
tan and aqua. Sizes II to 20.
Less than half price
33 Nylon Bathing Suits In
maize, blue, green and royal.
Sizes 80 to 38. Less than half
price
30 Cotton Denim CoveralIs with
long or short sleeves. Sizes IL
to %. Were S7.95 and more.
NOW -------------- S4.75
SPoRTswEAR, THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Furs Greatly
Reduced

4-4-skin Dyed KoIinsky Scarfs.
Were $79.95. Now $50
3-4-skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarfs.
Were $50. Now $50
1-4-skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was $88. Now ------S S66
1-S-skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was $3.50. Now $50
1-5-skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was s6s.75. Now $40
--4-skin Dyed Natural Mink
Scarf. Was $7995. Now $50
1-2skin Dyed Natural Mink
Scarf. Was s79.95. Now $50
2-4-skin Natural Mink Scarfs.
Were S110. Now S79
l Natural American Opossum,
34-inch coat, size IA. Was s165.
NOW S1l9
/ PAtinum-dyed Wolf 32-inch
Jacket, size 16. Was $3.50. Now,
$50
2 Silver Fox Jackets, sizes IA
and 16. Were $195. Now SIPS
Beige-dyed Guanac0 Jacket,
size 16. Less than "a price.
Now S25
Brown-dyed ProceSsed Lamb
Jackets, sizes 18 and 20. Less
than u price. Now sos
3 Brown dyed Processed Lamb
Coats, sizes IA and 18. Were
S225. Now SI35
] China Mink Cape Jacket, size
Is. Less than u price. Now,
SI49
/ Black-dyed Kidskin Jacket,
size 16. Less than y price.
l Canadian Lynx Jacket and
Hat, size 16. Was $295. Now,
S189
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Junior Misses
Summer Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Cottons in pique, sheer voile
and dotted swiss-rayon crepe
and spun rayon in brightly COL
ored prints. checks, stripes and
plain color pastels; sizes 9 to Is.
25 dresses were S3,95. Now s2.95
25 dresses were $8.95. Now S5.95
20 dresses were $10.e5. Now S4.95
20 Junior Misses Summer Goats
(properly labeled) - flnger-tip
length-in boxy single and dou-
BILE breasted styles; white, red,
blue, aqua, yellow and brown;
sizes II to Is. Were $7.95. Now
$5.95
Is Junior Misses Cotton Sum-
mer Evening Dresses-full skirts
in bright prints; sizes to 13.
Were s8.95 to $1o.95. Now
$5.95
Is White Cotton Batiste Peasant
Blouses; sizes II to Is. Were
S1.95. Now W----------S1.45
20 Rayon Blouses-jacket type
in sharkskin and spun rayon:
white, yellow and blue; sizes IL
to is. Were $2.95. Now. SI.95
Is Spun Rayon Jumper Stacks
in kelly green, red, yellow, blue
and toast; sizes IL to Is. Were
S795. Now S5.95
20 Cashmere Sweaters-cardi-
gan and slip-on styles, in brown,
gold color, aqua and natural:
sizes IL to 13. Were $7.95 to
$685.. Now $5.95
20 Wooden Bead Necklaces in
bright solid colors, hand paint
ed; all colors. At u price and
less than "a price. Now---5Oc
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Wool BroadIoom Rugs
Reduced

l 9xl06 Plain Shell Color. $62 So S3r so
12x207 Plain Weave Medium price $3.50
i l2x245 Twist Weave sand color $685.
9x12 Heavy Quality Administer Rug Soled Was $76e5
NOW S54.50
sx12 Fine Quality Administer Wool Rug Was $685. Now
$42.50
9xl2 Washed Wool Rug Oriental
America. Imperfect. Would be $115 Now $84 so
ski Washed Wool Rug in Oriental design
America. Imperfect Would be $157. Now
Remnants of Ind Lnoleum price square
yard -------------- - s5c
sxs7 Broadoom. Plain green, imperfect.
RUGS CARPETS, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Underwear
Reduced

1s Rayon Mesh Panties, step-ins,
briefs in broken sizes and styles,
sizes 7 and 8. Tearose. Were
OOC. NOW oOC
25 Rayon Mesh Vests, adjustable
ribbon straps, white and tearose.
size 40 and az. Were Csc.
Now - 35c
/ Coat Style Rayon Pajama, long
sleeves, black with contrasting
piping. Size Is. Was 1895.
NOW ---------- SE.90
2 Munsingwear Rayon Union
Suits, low neck, built-up shoul-
der, tight knee. Peach in size 4.
Was SITS. Now $50
KNIT UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Clearance of
Summer Dresses
s3.s5

Were S5.95 and more
100 attractive frocks in plain
colors or prints, summer colors.
Choose cottons in printed voiles
and lawns, striped glazed chintz,
two-piece checked seersuckers or
spun rayons and Shantung-
weave rayons. Sizes IL to 20,
1914 to 24i2, 38 to AZ.
70 Plain or Monotone Print
Rayon Dresses suitable for all
day occasions. Plain or printed
rayon chiffons, printed bemberg
rayons, rayon zephyr sheers
and plain color Shantung-
weave rayons are in this group.
Some in plain black and navy.
Sizes IL to 20, 38 to AZ, 161a
to. z. Were s8.95 and more.
Now S5.95
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Lamps and Shades Reduced

1 Modern Table Lamp blond wood tan rayon
fabric shade Was S5.95 S445
White Composition Table Lamps enamel flower design on
base and shade One pink dogwood hoyhock
design. Were ST. Now --------- 81 95
Pottery Table Lamp. paper shade with cord
lacng Was $295. $1s5
Ivorycolor Hob-nai Boudoir Lamps Were $3.50
Eggshel Pleaed RaSon Shade lined
in tearose Was $3.50. Now-------------------- S.
IS Cotton Chntz Summer Shades to 1s inches diameter
n price.
All lamps and shades slightly soEed Or damaged.
LAMPS SHADES SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Misses Evening
Fashions Reduced

Fqattering and youthful dinner
gowns of rayon chiffon, crepe,
jersey marquisette, net. taffeta,
some of cotton, organdy and
pique. Sizes 10 to 20 In black,
navy, blue, white, coral, green,
pink and print combinations.
8 less than y price. Now s5.75
4 were $685.. Now 1918
Is were $19.95, more. Now S14.50
IL were s22.95. Now $3.50
9 were $25. Now S18.75
16 were $29.75. Now S22
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
ToiIetries Reduced

"a bottles Souvenir Cologne. Were SOC. Now
l44 bottles Posy Cologne. Were Csc. 35c
IL bottles ST. Denis Bath Balm. Were ST.
36 jars Hand Cream. Were soc. Now- 35c
28S bottles Pine Bath OIL Were Csc
144 bottles Pine Bath Oil. At u price. Now-----
14 bottles Sparkling Burgundy Bubble
2Ss Novelty Shell Sachets. Were Csc. Now------1 15c
48 packages Guest Puhs. Less than a price Isc
The above items Plus 1915 tax A
2ss Packages Cleansing containing $50 double sheets
peach color Were soc.
TonErREs, AIsLEs II, IL, 49, H. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Personal Christmas Cards
As low as 8 per 100

Broken assortmenfs, including envelopes
Hand Tinted parchment finished folders colored etcn-
lngs block prints These cards especially suitable
Tor 1mprinting your name-and priced quite bit less
than you would ordinarily pay. Name imprinted for
additional charge.
ENGRAVING ROOM, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Costume JeweIry 10 Price

Us Pieces including bracelets necklaces plastic and
composition flower design Beads chain effect Bracelets,
bangle style in plastic Novelty enamel metal All
assorted pastel coors. SOC
so Pieces Assorted Costume JeweyF1ower pins
laces and bracelets bird stones
in pastel colors. 50. Now---------- 81
80 Pieces Assorted Costume Jewey-Love
and white enamel with rhnesones Threestrand composition
material flower design necklaces Kelly green pink
Enamel corsage pins white and yellow Were s3
S158
10 Pieces Costume JeweIry, including plastic
necklaces in pink and turquoise blue Also multicoor wood
bead necklaces pansy design purple
yellow and red. Were 81. Now So
Pins-Fower in yellow and pink enamel Were
Now
Pns-Multicoor Mexican type with pearls Spray
design Were $3.50. S3.75
Pieces Nosegay PnsOne white enamel with amethyst stones
one lavender with yellow stones Were So 81
Pieces Pns-One bow knot pink enamel metatwo flower
sprays in yellow with amber stones Were So. Now 81
PinsTwo bow knotsOne in pastel enamel Were
Now
AN prices plus 1919 tax)
COSTUME JEwLLRY, AISLE FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Gowns Reduced
Were SI.95

IL rayon crepe gowns, size So.
Tearose with floral prints.
6 Pure Silk Satin White Gowns
trimmed with lace and hand
embroidery. Size 36. Were
S1095. Now ------------ $685.
4 Blue Rayon Crepe Gowns
trimmed with fagotting. Sizes
36 and 38. Were S4.95. Now,
S2.95
4 Cotton Pajamas, one-piece
style in navy blue. Size II. Were
S2.95. Now -SI.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Junior Misses
Shoes, s3'9'
We're .S6 OK
Were S6.95

80 pairs junior misses dress and
sports shoes in white or white
with tan calfskin trim; some
wheat linen and cotton fabric
with tan trim; broken sizes AZ
to 9.
25 pairs Girls Oxfords suitable
for school, in elk and suede
feathers, brown or blue. Sizes:
AAA-6, 612, 7, 8, 8H2, 8; A
512, s, 61a, 7, 8, 81s; As, 5R,
s, 7, 7l2; B-512, 6, 7, 71a, 8.
Were $3.50. Now S3.75
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
School Skirts for
Girls, $50
Were S3.95

so 'teen-age skirts Of wool,
wool and rayon mixed, each
skirt properly labeled as to fab
ric content. An assortment of
plaids and pastels. Sizes 10
to 16.
so One-piece Cotton Playsuits
with matching skirts, in an as
sortment of stripes. Chubby
sizes 1871 to 1917. Were $2.95
and more. Now -Sl.45
35 Teen-age Skirts of wool, wool
and rayon mixed (properly la
beled), plaids and a few pastels.
Sizes 10 to 16. Were $2.e5. Now,
$1.95
GIRLS SPORTSMAN.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
7 aiIored Rayon
Suits, sI4'5o
Were S25 and more

Is tailored rayon suits in long
and short sleeve models. Dark
mixtures of brown and black.
Sizes 1914 to 2212 and also 10
to 18.
10 Tailored and Dressmaker
Suits in imported tropical wor-
sted materials as well as Forst-
mann's fine wool crepes. Beige,
blue and brown. Sizes II to
20. Were $29.75. Now $22
Is Pastel Rayon Suits in fine
quality fabrics. Luggage, red.
yellow, beige and black and
white. Sizes 10 to 20. Were
$16.95. Now S12,50
Summer Duco-dot Rayon Suits
in navy, black and beige. Sizes
10, Is and Is. Were SLABS.
NoW ~
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Summer Furniture Reduced
Ia, 13 or More

Metal Spring Chair with headrest pad blue and
$11 95. Now-------------- II - Ss95
Metal Frame Glider and white smu
lated leather. s2975 Now------------- S1s75
Glider with heavy metal frame cushions
leather. Was s4975 Now S325a
with striped green sacloth covered cushions
were So4s5. NOW 1915
cotton homespun covered cushions $2950
Metal Tier Tables Whit Were s675 Now s33
1 Metal Spring Chair, white finish with
headrest pad. Was $l195. S595
Metal Frame Chair, REQ and white $685.
Now S545
Metal Coffee Table with glass top
diameter. Was $675 S395
Rattan Footstoo cushion top orange cotton
sailcloth Were $3.50.
Metaltube Chairs Assorted enamel finishes s5
Now $50
Metal Coffee Table with glass than half
No"
Top Serving with glass tray Was s3 So
@'o"
Metal Serving Carts white enamel Were
$3.50. Now S695
Metal Frame Coffee Table with glass tray top finish
Rattan Settees with natural cotton homepun cushions
Were $3975. Now $26
Metal Spring Chair with pad. White
II price S5.95
Metal Arm Chairs with metal seats backs Were
$575. S3.75
Metal Spring Chair white green finish 95
Now w------------------ S545
l Metal Spring Chair, metal seat STATS
Now
Were 1880 Now $26
design Sofa tapestry spring
seat cushions Was s13450 $3.50
SUMMER FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Straw and Fabric
Hats, s4'75
Less than " Price

A<CSS tbUb III Pttc
Is hats of straw and rayon fab
RIGS few milans included.
Black, crown, navy. natural.
yellow, pink, aqua and white.
Sizes 2112 to 22la.
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
50 Straw Hats with large and
medium brims. Also cotton and
rayon turbans and brims. White,
kelly, beige, red, navy, black
and brown. Sizes % to %. Were
$3.50 and more. Now $2.25
so Coconut Straws and rayon
and cotton fabric hats, crocheted
snoods, Dutch caps and pill
boxes. Natural, white, red,
navy and pink Adjustable sizes.
Were $1.95 and more. Now 81
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Girls Dresses, SIS

We're SI.95 and more
SO attractive styles for school
in washable cottons. Assorted
prints, stripes and dots in many
colors. Sizes Z to IA.
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Mems Sports Shirts, SIS
Were S2.25 and $3.50

Were y2-25 and S25U
400 long-seeve sports shirts with convertible collar
white cotton oxford and broadcloth and few blue
and green -Sanforzed-shrunk reSdual shrink
age less than 1Po) group includes sizes IA to 1872
228 Sports Belts Variety of effects
fabric and leather; and all styles
Were 81. Now 45c
ID Cotton Golf Observation-Disclosures wind repent
plain coors and plaid effects medium large
6 Jackets S. ow----------- S36s
Jackets $3.50. s535
THE MEMS STORE. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Misses Summer.
Dresses Reduced

Entire stock of summer dresses;
cettons, spun rayons, rayon
chiffons and crepes in plain
colors, whites. pastels and sum-
mer prints. Sizes 10 to 30.
20 were $7.95. Now-----S5.75
13 we're $8.95. $3.50
20 were $10.95. Now------S7.75
20 were s12.95 and SLABS. Now,
$3.50
20 were s16.95. Now----S12.50
IL were $1995. Now-----S14.50
81 were s22.95. Now----S16.50
ii were S25. Now w-----S18.75
3 were s29.75. Now S22
3 were S38.75. Now Se9
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Costume Slips, sI'95

Were S2.95
10 black rayon satin tailored
styles, size "a.
6 White Costume Slips, silk and
rayon satin trimmed with cot
ton lace. Size 38. Were S3.95.
Now S2.45
8 Red Rayon Taffeta Petticoats
with pleated hemline f1ounce.
Sizes 80 and 80 waist. Less than
half price. Now CSC
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

KayOn HouseCOats
s3.s5
Less than u price
9 slide-fastened styles with
pleated skirts and gold color
button trim. Rose, aqua. blue,
red and navy. Sizes 16 and 18.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced

Printed cotton voiles, dotted
swiss, all-oyer embroidered voiles
and few rayon seersuckers in
this versatile collection. Pink,
blue, white, green in sizes 16 to
A and 161a to 2412.
IL were $7.95 and more. Now,
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Printed Cotton SaiIcIoth
and Cabardine, yard 5Oe
Less than u price

Less than u price
1900 yards of mill end pieces of drapery and
slipcover fabrics-slight imperfections that
will not affect the appearance or wearing
qualities of the fabrics Lengths of from to
yards and several lengths of kind; 48
inches wide
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.