anaheim-gazette 1941-08-28

SUNDAY BIG DAY AS 300 CARFULS MAKE TRIP TO SEE BOMBER B-19 An estimated throng of 1500 people from out Anaheim way were at March Field Sunday to see the world's largest bomber, B-19. Since the bomber is too large to describe, and even though the crowd was nearly as large, perhaps we can name some of the people in that crowd who attended. In the Number One car leaving from Anaheim were Chief of Police J. S. Bouldin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boney, Sergeant Mark Stephenson and family and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnston. On and on to the back the cars went—300 in number... There was Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baker and their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baker of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown and children, Catherine and Barbara, with Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown; The W. E. Fennells with son, Robert; The Ed Heinzes wits sons, Dicky and Jimmy, with Mrs. Heinz's mother, Mrs. Mary Swindler. Picknickers Picnicking after the review were Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, sons, Cortez jr., Dickie and Bobby; The Frank Palomares with children, Betty and Richard, and Mrs. Elizabeth Boddicker, mother of Mrs. Palomares; Anaheim folks, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carter and Mr. and Mrs. J. Windsor Seapy with Buena Park friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Lebel. Saying that the bomber was just too big were Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stidham and guest; The Eldon Paddocks with Mrs. Paddock's mother, Mrs. Florence Humphries and Mr. Paddock's father, E. H. Paddock; Mr. and Mrs. John Mary and their two children; The James Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sparks who later visited friends in In First Group Lucky ones to be in the first group were Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson with David and Mrs. and Mrs. James Perry of Santa Ana, the Newell Christensons with son, David, the Art Wilmsens with Gloria an dthe Richard Ryans. Along the ropes at one end of the vast wing-spread were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Payne, Teddy Lou and Warren, jr. and the G. T. Mastersons. With Robert Hedrick were Bill Deiger, Bill Schweiss of Fullerton and Miss Edna Shubert and her brother from Placentia; The Herman Oelrichs were accompanied by their children, Lois and Gary and Miss Augusta Husman; Seeing the “Big B” with the George Fletchers were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregg and sons, Dicky and Robert. Birthday Celebration The E. S. Reisingers took Mrs. Reisinger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Nelson, her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller of Los Angeles, Miss Carmelita Bright and Louis Abrams of Hawthorn. Following the trip, they celebrated Mrs. Nelson's birthday at the Reisinger home with a birthday dinner. Out-of-towners made the trip with the Leavitt Fords, they were Mr. and Mrs. Rex McGill and family of Orange and Mrs. Rose Ford of Hollywood, mother of Mr. Ford and Bruce Macbeth. After the trip, the group had dinner at the McGill home. Here and There Here and there among the crowd could be seen Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hackley, her mother, Mrs. Mary Wetton, and Mrs. Hackley's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetton of Placentia.In a new William Wallop, Fusileer Bard, Fetes Members Summoned by a poetical invitation last week, 35 members of Fusileers gathered at the beach home of William Wallop in Fullerton hills, to partake of early morning breakfast assistants in serving the mene were; James Kilduff, A Schumacher, Doc Barnes and Price. The unique invitation; hot reepast; menu; are best expired in the following, by the Bath the Fusileers: A Message from "Fusileer" The road is now finished and inspected. I no longer can use that for a bridge is not new, but this one will do. At least until early this fall. So Boys I've been doing some fig To see just how it could be To give you that long promised breakfast. And yet have everything free I've at last arrived at the answer I got it all worked out fine So start for the hill Thursday morning; Be sure you get there on time We'll have hot cakes and sausage coffee. Orange juice, bacon and such All you need bring is an appetizer The size of it won't brother us We'll start feeding at 6:30 in the morning And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amuse I can't believe it myself but John, August and Elmer, my past Have agreed to help foot tha Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bace John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will pinch-him Elmer; He says he sure knows his stove come along good and early And help us to call their bluff Saying that the bomber was just too big were Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stidham and guest; The Eldon Paddock's mother, Mrs. Florence Humphries and Mr. Paddock's father, E. H. Paddock; Mr. and Mrs. John Mary and their two children; The James Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sparks who later visited friends in Paris Valley; The James Morris', the Frank Perrys and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Starr and Ray Perry; Six in a car were the M. A. Stephensons with Richard and David, T. N. Barnett and Miss Marjan Dyer. Marching on the Field Marching onto March Field were the L. M. Pickels, Ray and Irene Reafsnyder with Donna, the Lotus Loudons with son, Stanley; Mr. and Mrs. Regie Choate, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sell with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson and Wilma Mae and Long Beach guest, Colistia Wilson; The Wayne Griggs, Miss Bee Miller and Don Malone in a group; Charles Smith and family; The Conrad Musches; The A. B. Coffmans. In Frank Melka's car came Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hubbard and Miss Catherine Chapman of Santa Ana; Mrs. Ann Hill and son, Charles, were with the Forrest Lees; The Claude Booths took along their niece from Long Beach, Miss Betty Booth; along came the Orval Starmers and party; joining the Anaheimers were Roy and Jane Curtis, now of Bellflower and formerly of this city. Open Letter Clarifies Chamber's Workings Continued from page 1 plan must be financed. We finance our work by means of subscribing members, who believe in Anaheim! They Have Joined the Chamber of Commerce. Macres Florist, 604 W. Center St., (Mrs. Macres); Pressel, Perry & Tull, 117 S. Clementine St., (Frank Perry); Anaheim Beauty School, 122 S. Lemon St., (Eda S. Tschann); Ralph W. Mass, 107 S. Los Angeles St.; Anaheim Scrap Iron & Metal Company, 115 S. Adams St., (Saul Ostrovitz); Mahoney Wholesale Meat Company, 816 N. Los Angeles St., (Ray J. Mahoney); Hotel Pleasant, 306 W. Center St., (Lewis H. Haney); Mr. and Mrs. Rex McGill and family of Orange and Mrs. Rose Ford of Hollywood, mother of Mr. Ford and Bruce Macbeth. After the trip, the group had dinner at the McGill home. Here and There Here and there among the crowd could be seen Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hackley, her mother, Mrs. Mary Wetton, and Mrs. Hackley's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetton of Placentia. In a new station wagon were the Paul Bakenhus' with children, Eugene and Roger, and Mrs. Bakenhus' and Roger, Mrs. Bakenhus' brother-in-law and sister, owners of the wagon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donahue and children, Jeannine and Billy; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cawthon, their two girls, Jewel and Jean, and friend, Dorothy Hanna. Adding their "Oh's" and "Ah's" at the sight of the "largest bird" were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fellbaum and son, Bobby, and Mrs. Fellbaum's mother, Mrs. Emma Banker; The Frank Sedgleys with Compton guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis; Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lyons with son, Bobby, the E. H. Stockwells and many others. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. Carter, Director of the department of motor vehicle has announced the apportionment of $3,738.36 to Anaheim to share of motor vehicle license for the quarter ending June last. The apportionment is on a population of 11,031 as by the last federal census. Carter also announced County will receive the surplus $28,282.25 as its share for same quarter. And quit when the grub is all So you better get up good and I don't think it will last very The way it worked out is amazing I can't believe it myself, but John, August and Elmer, my pass Have agreed to help foot the Jim Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon John Price will serve the flax August will pour out the coffee And Elmer, I don't think he back. So Doc Barnes will spinch-h-Elmer; He says he sure knows his st So come along good and early And help us to call their bluff We'll be looking for you. BILL. Also assisting the host was Wallop, who was the recipient lamp gifts from the guests. Anaheim to Receive License Fee Money James M. CarterDirector ofthe departmentofmotorvehiclehasannouncedtheapportionmentof$3，738，36toAnaheimtoshareofmotorvehiclelicenseforthequarterendingJunelast.Theapportionmentisonapropulationof11，031assbythelastfederalcensus.CarteralsoannouncedOcountywillreceivethesucre$28，282，25asitssharefordamequarter." Chamber of Commerce. Macres Florist, 604 W. Center St., (Mrs. Macres); Pressel, Perry & Tull, 117 S. Clementine St., (Frank Perry); Anaheim Beauty School, 122 S. Lemon St., (Eda S. Tschann); Ralph W. Mass, 107 S. Los Angeles St.; Anaheim Scrap Iron & Metal Company, 115 S. Adams St., (Saul Ostrovitz); Mahoney Wholesale Meat Company, 816 N. Los Angeles St., (Ray J. Mahoney); Hotel Pleasant, 306 W. Center St., (Lewis H. Haney); Pickwick Cafe, 227 S. Los Angeles St., (Francis Cole); E. A. Maher, Bank of America Bldg.; M. E. Taylor & Sons, 538 American Ave., Long Beach, (Fred J. Taylor); Dr. Lee C. Deming, Rt. 2, Box 367, Anaheim; F. B. Roberts Citrus Equipment, 216 Chestnut St., (F. B. Roberts); Benner Sheet Metal Works, 210 Chestnut St., (L. A. Benner); Bud's Navajo Cafe, 243 W. Center St.; Stephen A. Rimpau, 119 S. Melrose St.; Calatina Citrus Company, 263 E. Center St., (Jack M. Meyers); Holland Electric Company, 130 S. Lemon St., (W. B. Holland); Valencia Hotel, 182 W. Center St., (R. A. Patterson); Anaheim Machine Works, 125 S. Clementine St., (Aksel Oas); Anaheim Auto Sheet Metal Works, 218 Chestnut St., (Joe Wagner); Granada Packing House, 805 E. Center St., (Frank Belmont); H. E. Arnold, 236 W. Center St., (Orange Co. Pharmacy); August E. Schumacher, (S. Q. R. Store); Anaheim Spray Chemical Co., (A. W. Elmers); Richfield Uptown Service, (O. T. Wingfield); H. M. Williams, (Curley's Cafe). Do you believe in your city? Do you have faith in your fellow citizens? Then join us now. We are going ahead. Do your part. Yours for civic progress, Robert H. Boney, President, Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Install an Electric Evaporative Comfort COOLER...today! You can do it quickly and there are plenty of hot days ahead... Restful Sleep soundly tonight in a room that's comfortable to work, play or just relax in an atmospheric comfort cooler. See the various styles at your dealer's.*WORK COOL, EAT COOL,SLEEP William Wallop, Fusileer Bard, States Members Commoned by a poetical invitation last week, 35 members of the leeers gathered at the beautiful site of William Wallop in the perton hills, to partake of an early morning breakfast. As guests in serving the repast; James Kilduff, August Sumacher, Doc Barnes and John Lee. The unique invitation: hour of rest; menu; are best expressed the following, by the Bard of Fusileers: Message from "Fusileer Bill" Broad is now finished and inspected, No longer can use that for a stall; Bridge is not new, but the old one will do, Least until early this fall. Boys, I've been doing some figuring, see just how it could be, drive you that long promised breakfast, And yet have everything free. At last arrived at the answer, Not it all worked out fine; Start for the hill Thursday morning; Sure you get there on time, I have hot cakes and sausage and coffee, Range juice, bacon and such. You need bring is an appetite big. The size of it won't brother us much. I start feeding at 6:30 in the morning. And quit when the grub is all gone. You better get up good and early. Don't think it will last very long. Away it worked out is amazing. Can't believe it myself, but still, August and Elmer, my pardners, have agreed to help foot the bill. Kilduff, he'll cook the bacon, John Price will serve the flapjacks, Just will pour out the coffee, And Elmer, I don't think he'll be back. Doc Barnes will pinch-hit for Elmer; Celebrities In Weekly Broadcast Announcement was recently received that the Committee to Defend America broadcasts over KFWB at 6:45 p.m. will be heard every day in the week, including Sunday. Last Sunday, Mrs. Irving Berlin, spoke and will be followed by equally well-known speakers. On September 6 from 2 to 2:30 p.m. over CBS, King Peter of Yugoslavia will speak from London on the occasion of his eighteenth birthday and will be followed by Wendell Wilkie from the United States. William Pickens, president of the national association for the advancement of colored people, who is now working for the government to sell defense bonds, will also speak soon on the Defend America broadcasts. Death Summons Aged Resident Mrs. Rebecca Smith, who since 1923 has resided in Anaheim, was on Wednesday morning summoned by death following an illness of some duration. She was aged 81 years. Born in Iowa in 1860, later moving to Nebraska, she came to this city in 1923, living with her daughter, Mrs. Ona Foland, since that time. Surviving are Mrs. Foland; Mrs. Edna McManigal of Long Beach, also a daughter; four grandsons and five great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Tax Allocations Have Been Made Continued from Page 1 Ocean View, $1,394.32 general,$322.68 bonds; Orange, $1,032.93 general,$178.07 bonds; Santa Aha,$4,155.95 general,$2,715.35 bonds; Peace Officers To Meet on Wednesday Members of Orange county Peace Officers Association will meet next Wednesday evening at St. Mary's Guild hall, Laguna Beach, holding a past presidents' session. Chief Jack L. Blakeney will act as host and be in charge of the entertainment program, which will somehow be rather good. Lieut. Hershy, Santa Ana, secretary of the shoot committee, will distribute medals to winners of previous contests. It is requested that reservations be made so proper arrangements can be carried out. And don't forget the time: 6:30 p.m. ALL-STATES PICNIC The annual picnic reunion for all people from all states who are 70 years of age and over, will be an all-day affair, held Saturday, Sept. 6, in Sycamore Grove park. Dates Established For Osceola County Of Local “Y” Hour From August 29 to September 29 has been announced as set aside by J. B. Wilbush and manager for YMCA camps at Osceola, for use from nine years of age. Special attention will those lads who have needed these camp meetings. Registrations may daily between the hours 12 a.m., with a limit of placed for the attendee Anaheim. With the closing Osceola shortly after the YMCA activities in An commencement, September designated as the opening cording to Secretary W. Half of our conversations up of 43 common words... Tax Allocations Have Been Made Continued from Page 1 Ocean View, $1,394.32 general, $322.68 bonds; Orange, $1,032.93 general, $178.07 bonds; Santa Ana, $4,155.95 general, $2,715.35 bonds; Seal Beach, $285.05 general, $25.11 bonds. High school allocations were: Anaheim, $4,740.08 general $745.50 bonds; Fullerton, $54,-237.23 general fund; Huntington Beach, $34,284.46 general fund; Newport Harbor, $5,501.13 general fund, $2,726.57 bonds; Orange, $934.71 general, $118.27 bonds; Santa Ana, $7,807.98 general, $3,-689.77 bonds: Tustin, $387.82 general. $259.15 bonds. Of the two unified school districts in Orange county, Laguna Beach got $1,336.57, and Placentia, $27,542.23. Junior college apportionments: Fullerton, $3,406.21; Santa Ana, $1,961.36; and county junior college fund, $16,043.47. Men's Department MEN'S WORK SOCKS "Rockford Type" Work Socks Per pair ..... 8c MEN'S GYM SOX Sizes 9½ to 12— Per Pair ..... 15c Men's Dress Straw Hats Your choice of our entire stock. Assorted shapes and colors, each TO CLEAR MEN'S SHORTS Men's Fancy striped shorts, broad-cloth finish, pair ..... 10c MEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS Fine Cotton Rib Knit. 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Dates Established For Osceola Camp Of Local “Y” Boys From August 29 to September 5 has been announced as the period set aside by J. B. Wilbur, secretary and manager for YMCA summer camps at Osceola, for use of boys from nine years of age, upward. Special attention will be paid to those lads who have never attended these camp meetings. Registrations may be made daily between the hours of 9 and 12 a.m., with a limit of 21 being placed for the attendance from Anaheim. With the closing of Camp Osceola shortly after this session, YMCA activities in Anaheim will commence, September 7 being designated as the opening day, according to Secretary Wilbur. Half of our conversation is made up of 43 common words. Accident Victim Dies of Injuries Mrs. Benita Buendia, address given as 1141 Parry Ave., Anaheim, was fatally injured in an accident near the intersection of Lemon and North Los Angeles street, yesterday morning. The victim, aged about 70 years, was crossing the 101 Highway when she apparently walked into a truck driven by Billie Schmitt, of Anaheim. With arms filled with purchases she probably did not see the approaching truck, being struck and thrown to the pavement. Death occurred a short time after being received at Orange county hospital. Funeral arrangements will be made later. If Holland can be proud of anything in the last 25 years, there must be eliminated the affectionate attentions to old Kaiser Bill and the recent attentions from Kaiser Adolf. Final Rites Held For Manuel Tapia Requiem mass was said Monday morning at services held in St. Boniface Catholic church for Manuel Tapia, who passed away last Friday at Orange county hospital. Seale's mortuary was in charge. An early settler in this community the deceased had resided in Anaheim for 55 years. At time of demise he was 92 years of age. Surviving are his wife, Firmina; a daughter, Mrs. John Murillo of Bakersfield; a nephew, Vidal Ruiz of Anaheim and a niece, Mrs. Virginia Helbig of Long Beach. Interment was made at Holy Cross cemetery. The California State Fair is the largest State Fair in America with 713,625 admissions in 1940, and attendance of 800,000 forecast for the 1941 Exposition opening August 29 in Sacramento. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO PENNEY'S VALUES For Friday and Saturday Selling Basement Month-End Bargains! Women's Dept. WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS (Final Reductions) For Friday and Saturday Selling Basement Month-End Bargains! CURTAIN PANELS Odds and Ends of better curtain panels. Each $29c CRITONNE 36 inch colorful critonne, Big assortment, yard $11c BOYS' CORDUROY SLACKS New Fall shades, ages 6 to 18. Pair $1.98 KITCHEN STOOLS Enameled base, chrome finish. Leatherette cushioned top $1.00 BATH SETS Chenille Mat and Seat Cover. Set $1.00 DOOR MATS Wool faced door mats. 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LADIES' PAJAMAS Ladies' 2 piece Pajamas, cool cotton kwanto crepe, 34 to 40. $1.00 Month-End Values FLOUR SACK SQUARES Handy size, unhemmed, worked and mangled 6 for 39c PILLOW TUBING 42 inch pure bleached pillow tubing, per yard 21c OUTING FLANNEL 27 inch white outing annel, per yard 12c BATH TOWELS Handy size, medium heavy weight, each 15c FEATHER TICKING Pinco blue and white, feather ticking, yard 21c BLEACHED MUSLIN 36 inch Belle Isle Bleach Muslin, yard 10c PILLOW CASES 42x36 inch Belle Isle Pillow cases, each 13c FALL PERCALE 500 yards fast color, new fall printed percale, yard 15c SUMMER SHEER FABRICS Group No. 1 ... 17c yd. Group No. 2 ... 27c yd. Group No. 3 ... 37c yd.