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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

&Nniiam Street Between
: isng and Southard St.
~P. Reinke. B-A. 3D.,
= Pastor
10y School. e.4s am. yohn
. Afcher. superintendent
NeFnine worship. 1880 o'eloek
Ssstiect' "our Single Chance Left
20 Fgofla".
band % Prayer az 2 .. m.
@unier and inteFmedinte Chris
ian EndeavOr. 500 3. m.
s=as<s neonle's meeting NJ 8.4s
apm VII be lead by Miss Betty
Evenins worship az T:ss o'ciock
kiecf. 4The Mustard Seed
- L. ~ Hzsx a. 900 ,. N
Auxiliary saeets Mon
! D. IN. in Inc Service
~ hainnmry meeting Wednea-
- hop. m Illustrated lecture:
90 1aranesc American Refu-
m aill BE- ahown
stmaAy morning choir practices
We inesday a 8 &. m, 80
PARTY NHit Thursday e. the
service Center.
Boy Scout Troop SO meets ri.
dny 81 TOO 3. m. In the SeEvirs
G1nteF.
kAa.naAx evening choir practices
r. 49, A. - "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Only through frascrnization San
re come 10 = fdii Understanding
& lshe German peoples problems
or can they come 10 any compre.
hnnSlon Of ours in our treatment
IL thema." 4Ess4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Corner petronia and Georgia
Streets
tone Block North C white SD
Rev. Clinton 4. Finch Pastor
Sundnw
sunday School. 1900 am.
Worship Services. ii0o an.
Evening Worship 7;ss pm
week Nighfs
Prayer Meeting Tuesday 8 p.a.
arday.
Vesper Services. one hour BE-
lore sunset Saturday.
Prayer Meeting. 900 pm. we'd.
neaday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

: safn n. pamder sd W.. y.
MoszAAxlnn. TeaxAmKm y
MsNtAnNs every 6axn<fnv moFn-
Ing nt TIE Harris School audi
toFiufns corner Soufhard and
Msfaaret streets. 1000 o'elsxk.
Men end women not connected
with any ether nEhle Class ard
regardless Ct denominations ere
invited 20 aaasna.
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sEvENTnDAY ApvEMrsrs

0oiuen EANie HAL
lxf5 petrcnia Street
WeekdaYx
sabbath School. $50 am, Sat.
W@eMaaYa
sunday School Lesson Amumht
~ me pastor, Wednesday. TO
pm.
Prayer Service. Wednesday.
SIS .. m
Choir rehearsal Thursday. $50
I'm.
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floo Olivia Street
Rev. e. p. pepkeln, Pastor
nanaay
Sunday School. 1900 am
Morning worship. 100 e'cioek
EvKngellstic Service. $50 pm
wsskdmys
Prayer caeetlng. Tuesday, eso9
pm
Young Peopls's Service. Thurs
dag, go pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

lcelsrsdl
w. M c. Johnson. rssass
Corner James and
Division Streets
Parsonase. COZ Thernss street
sun6Ay
Sunday Schcol So ana
Morning worship n efeloek.
ACE Leanae. eoo pm
Evening Nruxship. s:oa e'elecR
Ws~k6.xs
Monday Q .. n. Miszi0nary
Meeting.
Tuesday Q .. m. elass meeting
Wednesday Q .. N. 10 Z shaar
practice.
Thursday Q .. ~ tssrhsrs
meeting and prsyerA
Friday Q .. N No. I ehok
prnctice.
Fourth Msndav. Q p n. seard
meeting.
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try MEMoHfAG. n1ETFE0ul49
CHURCH
Garner Division and
Ceoreia Streets

aev II 3. Doherty, pa91ur
Church School Superintendent
Mss Miriam Carey.
8undaY
Morning Worship 1880 oclock.
sncrnmeutal Service.
Youth Fellowship 7 nm.
Eveulna Servicc. T,f5 o'clock.
Song 2srvlcc BY Bro. BoweFy.
'<r~e@N Jesus and the Lah0uF
DIGESTION.
The unffied morning services
were eoneiuded last sunday
merning. and wc are now return
ina e. the regular services. These
unlfiea services were an expert
nent which went over Nith much
sucress end we're enjoyed by both
0l5 and yuung The Church plans
to have them again next summer
IL , majority uf ire cungfteafidn
ds&iFe - fellow ths plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
TEA2HNC STREET MErMDDEwT
guptgwnl CHURCH
Corner fleming and william
Streets
a. q. Cox. Pastor

2WNNA4
a. @. Cos. Pastor
8unaaT
Church School, esSs am. Miss
Eana Roberta general superin-
tmndent
Morning worship. 1880 o'ciock
Subject: A Communion Modi-
tation.~
Methodist Youth Fellowship. 2
p. n.
7:so pm. Congregational sing
IND. led by NJ. Andersen.
Evening worship. SEQ o'clock.
Subject. The Work and The
800 pm. Young Adults Eel.
iowAhip Hour In TIE Annex.
Wednesday
The BoaFd e Stewards viii
meet afiet fire evening worship.
Wednesday,
Prayer SeFvice so pm.
Choir practice 80 pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

S27 Elizabeth Street
sunaay
Sunday schooi, $50 am.
Sunday morning service. 100
y'clock.
Subject: Christ Jesus
Golden Text. John III.
WeekamyH
Wednesday ewening meeting
900 o'clock.
The reading veom I'm the
church ediiise l. open on We'd
nesdays al 7 D. n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

white and washingtrn Streets
Rev. Meirose :. Avery, Pastor
BmmdaY
Sunday School II $50 am
Worship servioe. ltae a. I'M.
Subject II sermon. Danger, De-
laxsa and Our Duty fF'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

consln. traced TIE Labor move.
useuf'a laialeHY.
Prof. l.ewls Corey Il Antloeh
College. > former unlon snefuker
Who addresses rs s11lGzanla -
''Ieilow moFkeFxs eunnNsa - .
spirstnd dubeae wlth > ln9lnkmr
who fels tisssofss stsouii oppnsn
teelnnNFnrgs
A Imnflsuaes ThRs 8a~zmeE
The Schoui foe NoFkeFM firzt
n IS kind ia the unifesi asaiea.
cunklucied II Institutes ihia sam
nxr. unions whi<h spomnared
the ane end two-week eoufzas IN
cimaed tire Intafnational I.seies
Garmcnt Workers. Paper Naknrs.
Railway Clerks and ~ Industrial
Relations Institute for Church
Leadership.
The workers. achoul fnxnlly
consists ~ well-kn0wn eeonom-
ists frum COLLEGES and universities
Throughout the country. as @ell
a. members Of the Wlscunsin
staff. union and government Ia
b8r officials.
gsudenss 1--we in fraternity
houses and eat az the college
cafeteria.
A SO two-week fec covers tka-
ision. room and hoard II i paid
D. the union. the student e.. In
an increasing number of easex. BY
the employer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

knhhi Z Lehrer
Joe pearIFnan, presidexf
eun&sY 80 wssk6azs :
Hebrew Ssn1ay SchooL II an,
and every d. In week. exesps
Friday a 40 PA AENt s
wweAAafe
Regular services every Fridng
evening nt 500 u'cloek and Sat.
urday morning TOO o'ciock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
PoEEcrAKA BAPTIST czURcn

PoINcfANA BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner l7th Street and
Avenue Z
Rev. Clarence Bass
Supply Faster
Sunday
Sunday School II 10 3. N. Mrs..
Daniel q. SHARP. General SUPER
intendent.
Glasses FOR ell ages. with train
ed teachers.
Morning worship, if90 u'eiock.
Training Union. TOO pm. Mrn.
Glover. director. unions Cor ell
ages.
kFenlng @orshlp. go oirlock.
WsekazYs
Tuesdays. Junior q. As eco
n. N. Mrs Krskine pearson
C0umsel0r.
Junior n. a. TOO .. - Asr.
A. w. Danford. Cosansalor.
Wednesdays Prayer meeting
az 500 .. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
FIRST BAPTIST cnuRcn

gceicrsdl
Olivia Street, between Tnomas
and Whitehead etresfs
Rev. J. c. wailaoe. Pastor
san6aY
Preaching service In mmmknR
II o'clock.
Evening service. s:sa sielock.
weekdaYs
Prayer service. Tuesday, $50
Pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

LMMtH EIMW M~kE#@M
SERVICES
First Church % Christ. Scientisk
317 Elixaheth Street
Every sunday. 100.
Every wednesday, 1000.
Mrs. Genevieve Shultz C.S-
Wartime Minister. Ell slmonton
street.
~ B. FAUST.
Senior Chaplain
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

AAtN0 &U&EA. Between 0uNA4
and Slmonton Streets
Rev. Ted - jones. Pastor
9undmV
Morning Worship. 1880 o'clock.
Rev G. " pent VII conduct the
morning worship service in tina
ohsnrvnnre of fiofy Crnurnsmnion.
Training union. 6s9s pm.
Mira BOY Gxhalwaanr. directnr.
7:i0 .. m. Fellowship Hour.
Evening servias ssoa o'clock.
Chapiain q B. Newson q Bcca
Chica wili preach n the evening
worship service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Naval Air ssnhon-szn4sY
Mess. osis and los. Chapel
Confessions before MaxM
Daily
MamA 17n5, Chapel
JEWISH SERVICES
Temple BNal zions Slm0naon
and Southland streets Kabhd 4.
Lehrer. Every Friday evenlag
AZ ZOO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

TO Southland Street
SumdmY
Morning worship. io943 o'cloek
Sunday school. 34s pm
Gospel meeting. Ts3o pm.
Weekdays
Blk1e Study. wednesday. &c
pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
cHuncH fcoloredl

Yig @imnnson gsr~ea
slsssEnnnd Al I.alna hssnsxsnr
A Nllten Fwana Clrrk "a aeszlon
amnaav
aaownlnR wurusln > oseanra
Churrh gehnaa. "a a.
Aaalt plble 60 40 "a
Yonns Axs,lt n.eeans Tao
nm
$500 w.-...a~ ga .,.,....
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

.. ~ c. Z. 1880. Chapel. Bldg
10.
y. D. Naval HczpIfnl---smnda
Divine Services. oeis. nse. BidR.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01


sEvEwTH nAx ADVENTIST
CHURCH
lceioreal
1909 Thomas Street.
Elder Cos. Dlsiries Kzder
Local Klde-, r. :. IAfale
A&inTAax ssas
Sabhath Hchnol. 80 an
Ch1reh service. a am. "a
Young rewles seetinx sN1
I'm. -
Evening service. go sHe1sck.
wssk6aYs
"wednesday. prayer meeting.
800 pm.
Friday, teachsrs meeting. ss01
pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01
sAmT pAuLB EPISCOPAL
CHURCH evru
Corner puval and Eaton Streets
Rev. James NJ MacConnell.
Rector

isth Sunday after Trinity
T30 am. Holy Eucharist.
80 am. Church School Holy
Eucharist followed By classes.
100 am. Holy Eucharist and
sermon.
800 pm. Evensong and address
on the Apostles Greed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

BLAND CITY BApTTsT
MISSION
and S. Iuas eff Flaslar
Cigar factoryl
Ted ~ gones. Minister
Sunday Sehool $50 ,. m.
afternoon preaching service cor
asieted BY The pastor Al s.so
O'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES
MASS viii BE- said prumpsly
a 07o0 every Sunday naorning az
Chapel Of Building i19. Coates
sions heard directly after mass
Mas. IT'S. Movie Hail Con-
fessions heard directly after
mass
Daily Mass ITos, Chapel Blds.
ID.
Naval Hospltai-9mmaaY
Mass 0700 and 1000. Rec. BldH
Confessions before Mass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-01

Naval AiF sfsfisn--sun6zY
Divine serviee. 100. Chapel
Holy Commuhlnn. fifss Sunday
Of each rnun&h.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
kalaIk11 3 ] iI;XII13 s

9-WERE 3.ss HOPSA
SLACK SUITS, short sleeves.
Small sizes ------------2.18
1o-WERE 2.ss MEMS GRAY
GABARDINE MILITARY SHIRTS.
Size 14-1412 neck -----99e
20-WERE 1893 MEMS WHITE
SPORT SHIRTS, short sleeves.
Broken sizes S----S9c
20-WERE soc MEMS WHITE
COTTON ATHLETIC UNDER
SHIRTS, broken sizes------28e
30-WERE loo MEMS BLACK
LEATHER BELTS, snap style,
small sizes ----------------19c
25-WERE 29c MEMS SPRING
TIES, full shape -----5c
12-WERE Liz MEMS COTTON
SLEEVELESS SWEATERS. Broken
sizes Sac
10O-WERE 16c MEMS HOSE,
shortees. White and colors, irreg-
6-WERE 1.9S MEMS SPORT
SHIRTS, plain color, irr.--1.44
20-WERE 2.49 MEMS RAYON
CREPE, velyette shirts, irr.--l.87
8-WERE 3.9S MEMS ALL-FELT
HATS, leather sweat band LII
@WERE 500 MEMS KHAKI
DUFFEL BAGS with timely needs,
soc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19

men were in good health, since they
had been inoculated for typhus, but
they showed evidences of their Or
deal
1t. Stern, whose father, A. E.
Stern, and sister Adele live at
3l01 Chesapeake street NV, was
captured in Berlin after an air mis-
sion May 2, 1914. First notified he
was missing, his parents learned
later last June that he was a pris-
oner of war.
Their most recent letter from him.
according to his mother, who lives
at 1851 Park road NV was dated
last Christmas. When she was told
by The Star of his liberation today,
she said she had hoped he would be
liberated earlier by the Russians,
only to have those hopes dashed
when the prisoners of war near the
Russian front were moved inland.
A graduate of Central High
School, 1t. Stern was a cub re-
porter for the Washington Post, his
mother said He was attending
George Washington University when
he enlisted in the AAF the Gay after
the Pearl Harbor attack.
He went overseas in October,
1943, and had been awarded the
Air Medal. He had just been made
lead bombardier, he wrote his family,
when he was captured.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
pes; .iI, nhk1;IaElIIS i,

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TAIN MATERIAL, better grade,
12-WERE 1893 COTTAGE sETs,
160 yds.-WERE SOC PLAIN COL
OR 81 in. MATERIAL $50 yd.
81-WERE 4.98 to 6.98 ODD CHAIR
AND SOFA COVERS, cretonnes
125-WERE W S ssc Sc in. PRINT GRE, RI,
TONNE 6oc yd.
95-WERE 39c WHITE WINDOW
SHADES, no rollers. Seconds, 2oc
175-WERE CSC ODD SHORT
NARROW AND SECOND WINDOW
SHADES -44c
doz.-WERE 39c NOVELTY TIE
BACK HOLDERS ---------25c
BOLTS-WERE Soc YD. PIN
DOT MARQUISETTE CURTAIN
GOODS ----------2oc yd.
13-WERE 5.9s METAL VENI-
TIAN BLINDS, 27 in.--------3,o9
9-WERE 2.98 CHINTZ BOUDIOR
17-WERE s.e8 CREToNNE
Third FJoor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
CLEARANCE OF
2.99 & 3.99 FELT
& STRAW HATS
l.79
ACCESSORY {; :5I;I,l113
Token from stock Of better hots.
Black, brown, noyy and postels.
Mtllinery-Second Floor

87-WERE Sc WOMEN'S NECK
WEAR, wee and square necklines.
White only y-----------39c
62-WERE 59c COSMETIC BAGS
in bright colored designs
75-WERE 2 for SEC LADIES HAIR
COMBS with pearl trim----l9e
62-WERE 59c NOVELTY FLOW
ERS, many styles and colors in
hair ornaments
SEVERE 4.95 WOMEN'S LEATH-
Err HANDBAGS, novelty styles,
Assorted colors $50 plus tax
76-WERE 800 FABRIC HAND
BAGS, wheat, linen and fabric
Assorted styles ----l,38 plus tax
22-WERE 2.95 HAND CROCHET
HANDBAGS, small size. Assorted
colors and styleS---1.39 plus tax
27-WERE 75c GENUINE LEATH-
Err WALLETS, many styles. Some
with windows 39c
61-WERE 100 WOMEN'S FAB
RIG BAGS, novelty fabric. Slight
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Evening star., 1945-04-19
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POSITION WALL PLAQUES, fruit
subject. Slightly damaged ---48e
26-WERE LOO and 1.29 DECO
RATED COMPOSITION WALL
PLAQUES, slightly damaged -78e
6-WERE 1.49 DECORATED CON-
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slightly damaged ----------8Sc
4-WERE 2.49 HATED
FLOWER CENTER PIECE ORNA-
MENT, slightly soiled 1.48
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POTS, 2 cup size, various colors,
33e
12-WERE 1.1s OVAL SLAT WASH
BASKET, family size
Twas 54.s5 5-pc. WOOD BREAK
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l1wAs 1sn; A Is s.s5 sziss KITCHEN szsH'
white enamel finish. 36 tall. Floor
sample ------------ 1888
5-WERE 3.95 LAUNDRY KARTS.
on wheels ------------2.4S
114-WERE 49c FOOTED CRYS-
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decoration n----each Csc
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1945-04-19
One-Act Play Festival
Set for Saturday

The second series of three plays
in the District Recreation Depart
ment's one-act play festival will
be given at 8 pm. Saturday in the
Garnet Patterson Junior High
School auditorium. Originally sched-
uled for last Saturday, the plays
were postponed because of the death
of President Roosevelt.
The plays are Between Trains"
by Dorothy Sterling, with the Barry
Farms players; Never Trust a
Man." by Anne Marten, with the
Bronze Masque players from Freed
mems School of Nursing, and THE
Flattering Word" by George Kelly,
with the Romarden players of the
Recreation Drama Workshop.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
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SUITS, fast colors. 4-7---l.74
6-WERE 1893 FINGERTIP RAIN
COATS, light tan. 6-16---l.6o
11-WERE 1.19 GRAY SWEAT
SHIRTS for gym. Sizes 1922, 78c
4-WERE 2.98 JR. CORDUROY
OVERALLS, blue only. Size 8, 78c
4-WERE 1893 SHAKER KNIT
SWEATERS, dark. Size 80. Slip-on
style ---------------1.O 90
10-WERE 79c JR. POLO SHIRTS.
Sizes 2 to 6 --39c
15-WERE 1863 WASH KNOCKERS,
sanforized. Sizes 7-8-9-l.l2
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
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31WERE 1895 JERSEY 2-pc.
DRESSES, pastels. 9-13---6.95
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ends, sizes 24-26 90
3-WERE 2.99 STACKS, linene
brown. Sizes 12-14 -----1. 90
l2-WERE 100 COTTON BLOUSES.
Sizes 1924 6oe
3-WERE 7.99 JACKETS, navy, al.
wool --------------- 5.9o
Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19

ground troops
near Nuremberg,
G e r m a ny, ac-
cording to an
Associated Press
dispatch receiv-
ed today.
Like 1t. Stern,
m ost of the
A m e r | cans at
L a n G W a S S e r
Prison c a m p,
from which they
" ere liberated,
W ere members
of the AAF. The
Associated Press
ronnrfa5 tho
Evening star., 1945-04-19
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PAIR BLANKETS, soiled- 3.9o
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BILE 3,99
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PAIR BLANKETS --------6.9o
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Evening star., 1945-04-19
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90 WERE 29c ASSORTED cos
METICS, creams, bath powder,
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Street Floor
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DRESSES, soiled, 14-20-----3.o7
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@WERE 5.95 and 8.95 EVENING
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sizes NATURALIZATION 500
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ON DRESSES, broken sizes, misses
and women 90
Senond Eloor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
Washington Flyer
Among 200 Freed
Near Nuernberq

(From Yesterdays Last Edition.)
1t. A. Edwin Stern, jr., 22-year-
old Washingtonian, was among the
200 American prisoners of war lib
Grated by advancing American
Evening star., 1945-04-19
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9EWERE 2.29 GIRLS GYM SUITS.
1910 80
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DRESSES. 9-11-13-15 --6,44
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teens. 11-13-15 ------6.44
8-WERE 5.99 TEENS PLAID
JUMPERS. 12-14-16 "a
6-WERE 7.99 TEENS PLAID AND
PLAIN GRAY JUMPERS, broken
sizes, 1915 a.
WERE 5.99 TEEN JUMPERS.
Sizes 1915 ----------------3.24
9-WERE 7.95 TEENS JUMPERS
in smart checks. Sizes 1915, 6,24
2-WERE 5.99 TEEN PRINT
DRESS. Sizes 1914 4---4.24
2-WERE 5.99 TEEN CORDUROY
JUMPERS. Size IA ---------89e
11-WERE 1895 WIDE VALE
CORDUROY JUMPERS. Gray,
green, brown. Size 11-156.44
16-WERE 1923 TEEN BLOUSES,
maize and white .10-12-14-16, 1.99
10-WERE 14.99 TEENS PLAID
SUITS. Broken sizes 800
15-WERE 7.99 and 8.99 TOTS
2-pc. SUITS, checks and plaids.
400 and 500
Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
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23-WERE TO 5.95 GIRDLES AND
CORSETS, side hook, boned cones
girdles, lace corsets, 26-38--2.84
23-WERE TO 1.25 BRAS, broken
sizes, 80 to A, for that youthful
uplift ---------62e
CorSets-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
a;I;I;IIR ! ! 5,IiiI,II1:

200-WERE 39c to SOC yd. COT
TON MILL ENDS, plain colors. l
to yd. pieces s---------25c yd.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
[! ,III15;II 7 3I;I,;I,11 4, ,!.1,,3;|| 1

10O-WERE CSC and 79c RAYON
PANTIES, slight irregulars-2oc
.8-WERE 1.79 RAYON CREPE
SLIPS. Size 80 only---l.37
9-WERE 1893 RAYON CREPE
GOWNS, lace trimmed
Twas 4.49 PRINT SHEER
GOWN N----2.59
10-WERE 1.69 WOMEN'S FORTE
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19

ON SALE FRIDAY, $3.50 to 6 PM.
Because of tremendous number of items and linn
tied quantities, Mail, Phone c. o. d. orders
be accepted All Sales Final. Hundreds of additional
items not listed-Odd LOs-BrOken Szes-NOt all Sizes
i'm all Styles
Evening star., 1945-04-19
GLOVE D ' | ; j l;I;II1 ||!'|'';' i:

121-WERE 100 WOMEN'S FAB
RIC GLOVES, novelty styles, white
and colorS ----79c
67-WERE 100 WOMEN'S LEATH-
Err GLOVES, seconds, assorted
colors and sizes --------5oc
97-WERE 59c WOMEN'S FABRIC
GLOVES, slight irregulars, assort-
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19
g HOSIERY 9;llaIiIIlI1 |,l!|,a;;

9S-WERE 6Oc mo SEAM" CHIF-
FON HOSE, assorted colors and
sizes. Seconds ---40c
116-WERE LOO COTTON MESH
HOSE, full fashioned. Perfect
quality, 812 to 1912 ---39c
136-WERE SOC F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, mill mends and
122-WERE 45c F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, mill mends of bet
ter grades ------------22e
162-WERE Csc CHIFFON RAY
ON HOSE, full fashioned. Mill
mendS --.---1Oc
171-WERE S5c 45-gauge NEVER
RUN" HOSE, slight seconds. Sizes
1l0-WERE S9c F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, irregulars of bet
119SWERE Csc F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, slight seconds.
Fully reinforced -------49c
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-19

Corsets-Street Floor
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-27

ROBERT SMITH, q, machinist's
mate sc, USN, is mighty glad
to be home visiting his wife and
daughter and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Smith, of Lincoln
avenue, but he is sorry he miss
ed the Okinawa drive. He was in
all the Pacific invasions from
the Marshalls to Two Jima, all
in one year. It's his first visit
home since December, l943.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-27
with newswomen.

weekly with newswomen.
Announcing yesterday that
she plans no news conferences,
Mrs. Truman said the women of
the press could obtain facts
about the family" today from
her personal secretary, Miss
Reathel Odum.
1t was specified that not more
than IL of the 60 members Of
Mrs. Roosevelt's press confer
ence association could attend
the meeting with Miss Odgm.
Yesterday Mrs. Truman de-
clined TO receive a representative
of the association TO discuss con-
tinuing the organization. BY let
ter she informed Ruth Montgom-
cry of the New York Daily
News. chairman of the associa-
ton. that she hoped 10 meet the
later.
A secretary said this meeting
would be in the nature of tea
and not news conference.
Mrs. Roosevelt established the
custom of weekly news confer
erces in 1888.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-27
Sergeant Has Lucky
Estape in Crash

M/Sgt. Howard Schoonmaker
is in base haspital at Selfridge
Field, recovering from shock
and bruises and reflecting on his
good luck. He fell asleep at the
wheel of his car on MISC, Aub-
urn road near Dequindre, short
ly after midnight last night, and
State Police troopers from the
Romeo post found him after his
car had run off the road and
overturned.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-27
Na1i Prisoners Give
$1,000 10 Red Gross

CAMP CAMPBELL, KY. -
U.H-One German prisoner Of
war at Camp Campbell, KY,
asked to contribute to the Red
Cross.
The matter was referred to
the War Department in Wash
ington, which gave an official
OK.
Other prisoners soon followed
the precedent set by the one
pr S on er, and contributions
poured in for a total of $4,000.
Each prisoner had given from
savings from the daily $50
earned by those who are en-
ployed.