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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
Radios RialtO
(By The Associated Pressl

(By The Associated freSS)
Both WCCO, the Twin Cities
radio station, and WAND (225.4
Minneapolis, will rebroadcast the
radio industries banquet to be sent
out from New Y r at p. m. This
will be four-hour program
WRHM (26o.7) Minneapolis, has
its regular matinee musical pro-
gram at }. NJ, with dinner con-
cert at 6 p. m. At 8 p. M. WRHM
will broadcast music by dance or
chestra, as will KFOY So st.
Paul, starting at 9:O5 p. m. WDGY
(26O.7) Minneapolis. is featuring a
musical program at Z p. m.
WBBM (3S9.4) Chicago. has both
string trio and an orchestra in a
program slated for 6 p. M. An
artist recital md an orchestra will
b. heard from this station at z p. m.
and a theatre program will be given
at $50 p. nj WIOB (416) Chicago,
has n theatre program at p. m.
and al 10 p. M. will broadcast a
comedy skit and orchestra music.
WHO (535.4) Des Moines. is fea-
turing a symphony concert at 6:30
p. m.; whistler and songs at $3.50
p. m., while a saxophone sextet will
entertain at $50 p. M. kTHS
(3S4.4) Hot Springs, has an or
chestra and soloists at $3.50 p. m.
A concert band will be heard over
WOS (4G9) jefferson City, at s p. M.
KFAB (309) Lincoln, will enter
tain with an orchestra 1t $3.50 p. m.
and has a varied program at 9:15
n M
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
CONSTITUTION DELICATELY BALANCES
RULING FUNCTIONS TO AVOID ABUSE

in the selection of representatives,
senator's and president by specified
qualifications as to age and resi-
dcnce.
The balancing -estraints are
among tie fires and most delicate
parts Of the Constitution and one of
the very unusual features 90 it.
Probably more than we realize
they provide a reason ny the Con-
stitution has furnished so success
fully.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21

There's "for sale" sign on Jimmy
Reese Of the Oakland, Calf, club,
who is a corking second baseman.
Reese, teamed with Lyn Larry, an
other great prospect, is almost a
sure bet to 60 to the n ejors this
year. Reese and Larry form tie best
keystone combination in the Pacific
Coast League. They broke in to-
gether and he Oakland club is try
ing to sell 'em to the same major
league club.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
(By the Associated Press)

Characterization Loayza, Chile,
won on . foul from Tod Morgan,
Seattle, junior lightweight cham
pion, nine, non-title. Archie Bell,
New York, defeated Ignacio Fernan-
dez, Filipino, 10. Ny Sullivan, st.
Paul. defeated Joe Reno, Trenton,
N. J., 10.
Indianapolis-Heyer Grace, Phil
adelphia, won from Sailor Friedman.
Chicago, 10. Jackie puEyle do1ootod
Ralph 1sndosas Chieaeos -;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
Dempsey Ready Supremacy Confident of Victory Over Tunney
ton have already been relieved Of

ton have already been relieved Of
this war impost.
"No other group of citizens is bear
ing as many forms of taxes or such
burdensome taxes as are the car
owners. In 1926 the tax levy on
them, inclrding Federal, State md
Municipal, was S712,0OO,OOO, and the
only relief in sight at the moment
is from the Federal Government
which no longer needs the contribu-
ton it has been imposing on them"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21

She did the first nine in 80 and de-
feated Mrs. E. P. Harwocd of Chi
cago, 8 and 6.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
No others scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21
Trainers Of Document Work
Out Finely Adjusted System
of Checks and Balances-NO
Single Department Can
Overstep It's Proper Bounds

Editors Note: This story,
the seventh in Mr.. Atwood's
series Of twelve, tells how the
Constitution restraints over
stepping of powers bv govern.
ments. Tomorrow: Novel Fca.
lures of the Cons tuition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21

~ ler Tire Service.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-21

Hubbell, Benton and Sprinz, Cow
dy; Eddelman. Gearin, Sanders and
Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Odd Metal
Beds
Half Price

About IS beds, one and two
OF kind, arranged in a special
section for easy selection. All
sizes and finishes included.
One $2l.75 Simmons Gracelinc
Bed, solid panel style, walnut
finish. Twin size. ;. .$1O.87
$34.75 Simmons Full Panel Bed,
3.3 and 40 sizes. -. .$17.37
S59.75 Decorated Twin Bed, one
only. reduced to-. .$2o-37
$24.75 Simmons Mitered Corner
Bed, ivory finish, 40 size.
SI2.37
$45 Bow-end Metal Bed, walnut
finish, 40 size. ...... $3.50
$26.75 Greenpoint Panel Bed,
40 size. Reduced to. .$l3.37
$l975 Simmons Walnut Metal
Bed, now reduced to 1887
500 Twin Walnut Bed, panel
style. Now priced =. .$74.75
$50 Simmons Twin Bow-end
Bed, now reduced to. .Sz4.95
$8o5 Double-size Metal Beds.
brown finish, now. -. SAT
$29.7s Medallion Style Mahog-
any Bed. 3.3 size. Now
$14.S7
$34.75 Highlander Beds, 3-piece
style, mahogany finished.
cane panel. Now. .$l7.37
$35 Highlander Beds, 3 foot.
gray enamel finish, cane
panel, continuous posts, in
cludes twin-link spring.
NOW Sl7.SO
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Negligees and Bath Robes

5outed Satin Robes sec9 silk lined Side
self lined Originally s1oo5 Now ............ sl69s
Originally S3955 and s34os Now -. .sas.95
satin. Originally S24e5 Now ........... s1o.o5
7Robes Quilted novelty broadcoth satin and rayon g
ll-Pairs D'Orsay Boudor Slippers, in light blue and
gold. Sizes 4to7. Baby Louis heels, turned soles
Originally $4.95. Now. ........:. Sl95
21-Albatross Dressing Sacques. Imported from
France. Hand-scalloped edges. Originally $685.
s-Aibatross Kimonos. Hand scalloped and embroid-
cred Originally 1895 $685. Now. ....:..:.. &.95
Sl0o5 Now....... $1695
20-Beacon Bath Robes. in floral designs. Cord
satin trimmed. Originally sos Now. $I.6s
14-Corduroy Robes, lined with dotted A few
Beacon Robes included. Originally 1895 to $l395
l4-Gnghanl Home Frocks Eyelet embroidered Orig
inally SIPS. Now -. Csc
Sizes Sc to a. Originally $3.50 Now .....:..... soc
14-Velvet Jackets double breasted style Long sleeves
Originally S. Now. Sl.o5
Fifth Floor Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
The Sport
Shop and
Luggage

10 Flashlights. Handy size in
nickel case. Originally 81.
Now .S1C
10 Mems Atwood Sweaters.
Broken sizes and colors. Origi-
nally SIS, $3.50 and So. Now
sos
/ Mans Atwood Mackinaw.
New plaid pattern. Size 40.
Originally $3.50. Now. So.9S
2 Black Leather Coats, wool
lined. Sizes 10 and AZ. Origi-
nally $55. Now ......: SIS
6 Heavy Horsehide Leather
Punching Bags. Fine rubber
bladder. Originally So. Now
S3.45
50 Red Grange" Foot Balls.
Leather covers. Originally S.
and S.. Now ........I.S5
s Genuine Leather Suitcases.
Brown and black only. Origi-
nally $40. Now ........A95
8 Cowhide Travelling Bags.
Two sizes. a bags leather lined.
Special ......-...........'Sz.So
First Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Stamped Goods

Is pieces of SOC to ST Bingham Aprons, Chdrens Dresses
OF wolfe and lawn, baby dresses of nainsook white
SO pieces of SOC to 75c Center SO inches Table Scarfs
Chidren's Rompers, already made up of blue, pink
brown and white striped gingham .......... 800
100 pieces of Linen Table Scar barred patterns in pink
or gold; Luncheon Covers 36-inch square Linen Gard
Table Covers, finished edges and aped Rayon Boudoir
Pillow Tops; regularly $l25 and $l95 .79c
50 pieces of Womens Smocks mi-made Children's
dresses Linen Table Scarfs 1884 inches Linen Towels
Laundry Bags Wolfe Aprons, Linen Centers SO inches
regularly ST Is to s. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Floor. Hech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
and Jr. Misses
Apparel

oo-Girls Shaker Knit Sweaters. Large
roll collars. Sizes 8 to II only.
Originally $l.o5. Now ...... .....
l2-Girls' Princess Slips. Nainsook, hand
made with handdrawn fronts. Size 8
only Originally $l.50. Now .........
Slightly soiled Sizes IL TO- 18, 20.
Originally s.. Now ..................
25-Handmade Combinations. Fine quail
ity nainsook with filet edges Sizes
s and Il years only. Originally Sl50.
lo-Childrens Cotton Fleeced Knitted
Drawers. Long legs Size II. Origi-
nally o0c. Now .....................
i-Junior Misses Coat. Sport model,
with cashmere. Size IS. Originally
$ll0 Now Observation-Disclosures. SIS
S-Junior Misses Party Dresses Ro-
maine and crepe de chine and georg-
cite. Originally $l975 and Sl6. Sizes
10 and Is Now Observation-Disclosures.
e-Junior Misses, Fur-trimmed Goats.
Some reversible, some kasha lined.
Sizes Is, Is IL years. Originally $55.
,O-Junior Misses Lightweight Goats =
ideal for Spring. Sizes Is and Is
Originally $3.50. Now ............
zs-Girls' Velveteen and Cloth Dresses.
Sizes 5 to IA. Originally $5.o5 to
&.o5 Now .................,.
Girls White Silk Dresses. Slightly
mussed Sizes 8 and 10 years. Origi-
nally $5o5 to $l0o5. Now -. .......
6S-Girls' White Wolfe Dresses Trimmed
with lace. ruff1es and tucks Slightly
soiled. Sizes 8. TO- IA. Originally $5.95
to $795 Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S-Junior Misses White Silk Dresses.
and piece styles. Slightly soiled.
Originally SIS and $l99S Now. 80.
6-Worsted Cloth Sport Jackets. Lined
with suedine, trimmed with calfskin.
Originally $l650. Sizes Ia, 10, Is
years. Now acknowledgements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Tots and Infants
Apparel

z2-Tots' Winter Coats. Flannel, broad
cloth and chinchilla. Many beaverette
trimmed Sizes to years. Origi
naly $6o5 TO $l0o5. Now ............ S4.o5
z0-Pairs Infants 1-strap Black Patent
Slippers. Soft soles. Sizes o to /.
Originally ST. Now .................. DC
o8-Sweaters and Toque to match. Brush
ed worsted Red, buff, brown and
Pekin. Sizes for infants to 8 years.
Originally $1.o5. Now. $1L9
o9-Brushed Worsted Leggns. Red, brown,
buff and Pekin. Open foot with draw
string at waist. Sizes for infants
to ; years. Now ......:.......... 5sc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Lamps and Gifts

5-Bridge Shades. in gold SILK. with gold
colored lining. Were 1896. Now,
as is 800: ......... ..;>....... $40
T-Junior Parchment Shades, painted.
Were $2o5 Now, as is .$2A
57-Junior Parchment Shades velvet
bound. Were sos. Now, as is. .S2.4
2-Junior Bases, polychrome wood
Were $l4o5 Now, as is............ $50
5-Junior Bases. polychrome wood
Were Sis Now, as is ........... SIS
1O0-Flower Candle Holders, assorted col
lO0-Boxed Candles, decorated, rose, gold.
orchid and blue colorings. One pair
in box. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g
5O0--Antimony Cigarette Boxes. Were
$l.25. Now acknowledgements. 90
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Jewelry and
SilVorWare

Novelty Jeweiry. Bar Pins. Brooch Pms
let's, Earrings. Now ...:.........1 Se
Puritan Pattern Silver-plated Teaspoons.
Gray finish, nickel base, hammered de-
sign; guaranteed to wear FIVE years.
Also few odd pieces to match. Each. Ice
81 o5 TO 1896 ilver-plated Salt and Pepper
Shakers Hammered and plain designs.
Alto 6 inches high. Now. 80. 95c
First Floor The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Pre-IuSentoyy Small Lots Of
Yard Goods, Trimmings

$2o $95 discontinued pieces of plain and fancy silks
and rayon satins reduced 59c
45c to 85c Printed Wash Fabrics Large variety of light
and dark effects, for smart summary dresses. Re
duced to
Sl.65 to 2o5 Coatngs a inches wide. All wool Plain
colors and plaid Now reduced 81
Trimming Furs, by the yard. u price. MoufHon.
coney, caracul thibetine opossun1, monkey rea and
mation), nutria, wolf, squirrel skunk, chapchilla
and fox Were $3.50 to $3195. Now........"h price
$3.50 and 1850 Metal Flouncng In gold silver and steel
Ribbon Remnants, Il to ~ yards. Various widths and
colors. Now, each
First Floor. Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Pre-Tnventoyy Small Lots Of
Children'S Shoes

125-Pairs High and Low Shoes for Boys
and girls. Broken sizes. Originally
81 to 81 Now................. ....... 81
200-Pairs Childrens Bunny Slippers. Sheep
skin lined Small sizes only Origi-
nally Sly. Now .................. O9e
300-Pairs Children's 7S Hose. Discontinued
styles and broken sizes. Originally
SIC. Now, pair Observation-Disclosures. z'c
(Second Floor The Hecht Co )
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Accessories

S-Pairs Women's Full fashioned Chit
fon Silk Stockings Iridescent eve
ming shades. Originally 1896. Now $l.9;
35--Pairs Full-fashioned Cotton Sport
71-Pairs Full-fashioned Silk Hose. Lace
clox and lace fronts Originally $3.50
to 1896. Now ................... $1.6t
65o-Pairs Full-fashioned silk Hose with
mercerized tops Chiffon and medium
weights. Originally $l.35 Now 80, S9'
2oS-Linen and Cotton d Handkerea 3" Is
White and in colors. Originally DC to :
15c. Now .................... %
z75-Women's White and Colored Hand
kerchiefs. Originally 2sc. Now. .1z1se
451-Women's Linen and Swiss Handker-
chiefs Originally Soc. Now -. z't
novelty styles. Originally So95 to- ..
- SS ,io Automobile Umbrellas with
case to attach in auto. Originally . -
oE PAR G HUw Kid and Lambskin Gloves.
Novelty cuffs. Slightly soiled and not
in all sizes. Originally $l.79 to $1.e5.
1z-P PAIR 2.casp Kid Gloves. Sizes sA
and only. Originally $50 Now Sis
25-Pairs Novelty Cuffed Kid Gloyes;
Damaged slightly. Originally $3.50 ;,
5-Pairs 12-button Black. Kid Gloves
Small sizes only. Originally 2.95.
l2 PaM Novelty Kid Gloves. Slightly
soiled Reduced to ..........:,.... 49c
27-Pairs Kid and Cape Slip-on Gloves.
Some in novelty effects. Broken sizes.
Originally $2o5 and 1895. Now .S1.e5
8-Pairs of Long White Kid Gloves.
Slightly soiled. Reduced to $500. .Sl.So
76-Pairs Novelty Fabric Gloves with =
fancy cuffs Reduced to- pair. 4Se
267-Men's Pongee Silk Handkerchiets.
Originally soc. Now. ...,.........t z'e
S-Mcns Fancy Silk Handkerchiets.
Originally ST. Now .......: ........; SOC
ll--Lumberj jacks, of good quality tweed
plaids; sizes 50 and AZ. Were So'9o'
Now - 49, v"1'
26-Shp-over Sweaters, OF Shetland WOOL
in white or pink with eolored stripes.
Sizes So and 40. Were $l29. Now; o9e
45-Crepe de Chine Gowns, lace trimmed
models mostly one of a kind. Soied.
Were $7o5 to $l295. Now: NS'
2O0-Costume Flowers, large and small an
colors. also boutonnieres. Were SOC
to 81. Now ....,.:..'..;;' loe
1O0-Imported Rayon Scarfs, plain col
ored Georgette Scarfs, Block
printed Crepe de Chine Scarfs, IN
white rayon with black dots, fringed.
Were $195. Now 'SlLs
2OO-Pieces of Womens Neckwear, collars,
collars and cuffs, of imported laces,
novelty silks, also few of georgettes,
ecru. hesh and white. Were 81 and
$l50. Now .......... ........: $3.50 4se
lC0-Leather Bags. in pouch style, DrcWh;
tan and lots of black, nicely lined and
fitted with purse and mirror. Were
s1os Nov, $50
First Floor. The Hecht Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Notions

Odd lengths of plain and fancy elastic soed bib
hangers, lingerie ribbon, ric-rac, etc. Now, choice
each %
ooc Sanitary goods Samples of Stepns, Aprons and
Skirts Now .oVC
l5c Dress Shields. Now.
Rubber Pants for babies. Usually 25c Now. ISc
40c Double Mesh Cap Hair Nets. In all coors except
white and gray. Now, for. 2le
Remnants of 25c Fancy Elastic 34yard lengths; enough
for carriers. Now .Dc
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Toilet Articles

Sl75 Hot-water Bottles, 2-qt red rub
Der. now. acknowledgements. Sill
50c-oz Bulk Perfumes and violet
famous make, now 25c OF
Sl20 doz. French Guest Soap, delicate
fragrances .65c doz
Soc to s. Assorted Toilet Articles, pow
der jars, face powders, creams,
deodorants, perfume, nail scissors,
shampoo, S pkgs. for Csc; hairbrushes,
clothesbrushes, etc. Now priced. 25t
First Floor The Hecht Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20

24-Ruby 1ridescent Beverage Glasses. Were =
15c. Now ...............;..'' ...'.....''
s2-Colored Glass Salad Plates. Were 49c -
Now ............... .'...''-..' ....'..''' -
4o-Colored Glass Individual Bridge Service
Sets. Were 4oc. Now ................. ~
3O-Safe-edge Water Glasses. Were 9Oc
Now for. .............,.. ....-.....'..'. ~
2-Colored Glass Bowls, etc. Were 7oc
Resets of f Decorated Thin Cups and Sau-
GERS Were $3.50. Now. .......... .$l1
1O-Colored Glass High Bali Sets. Service for
4. Were $40. Now 81"
24Colored Glass Relish Dishes with nickel
holder Were $198. Now .............. $1.3
4S-Colored Glass Bon Bon Dishes. Were
ACC. Now ............... .....-.'... - ES
25-Colored Glass Sugar and Creamers. Were
ACC set Now .:............... ~
2-Electric Waffle Irons. Were $3.50 Now. $40
24-Eiectric Cookers. Were $3.50 Now. $40
1O-"Lightnng" Electric Toasters. Were $3.50.
Now .............. $40
2O-Electric Heaters. Were $lo5. Now $1.2
6-Electric Irons, without cords Were $2.98.
;LPoole Electric Washers. used. Regularly
$o9.oU ......,........, .909.o
8-Laundrola Electric Washers used. Regu-
3-Laundroa Electric Washers, used Regu-
larly $3.50 .................... 49,. sos
Oak finish Kitchen Cabinets. Were $3975.
Now ..,.............., .......... SZ5.9'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Parliamentary Small Lots Of
HOuSefurnishingS

cabinet Base. damaged. Was SIS. Now SIzOS
10-Kitchen Clocks, metal face. Were $2.98
26-Aiuminum Steamers. Were $3.50 Now .s sS
20-3-qt size Aluminium Tea Kettles. Now. SOC
4-2H-qt. Aluminium Water Pitchers Now soc
16-4-qt Aluminium Convex Kettles. Now E. soc
60-Window Ventilators. Were 75c. Now. 30c
48-Magic Aluminium Polish Were 25c Now, lac
5O-Galyanized Mop-wringer Pals. Were
25-oblong oCedar Dry Wall Duster Mops
Were $1.4o Now ................... soc
2O-White Cotton Wall Mops. Were 59c "
56 NST size Galvanized Water Buckets. SIC
6-Metal-face Kitchen Clocks. Were $los
2o-Cake Decorating Sets. Were o9c. Now. SOC
lO-Metal Food Carriers for hot or cold foods.
Were $5e5. Now. ...................... 81
6-$s,t,s! Is Ny Double Wash Tubs. Were
3e-Red Rubber Force Cups. Were s0c Now 30e
J6-Steel Wool, 10c size. Now........ &c
2+Alumnum Milk Shakers. Were soc.
loTn Wash Boilers. Were $50 Now So
48-Brooms, 4-string.. Were 59c. Now. 29c
10-Galvanized Ash Sifters Were $3.50
Now .................... $I.9S
S-Wafie Sets, of 20 pieces, decorated. Were
$698. Now ......................... $40
lo-Porcelain Luncheon Sets, 81 pieces. deco 49,
lo-Decorated Porcelain Dinner Sets, of 43
pieces. Were 5000 observation-disclosures s9
2O-1mported Coffee Sets, 10 pieces, service
for two Were $2o5. Now ......... SI0e
l5-Imported Tea Sets, for 2, 10 pieces, deco
rated. Were $595. Now .............. .$420
six Were 1895. Now ........ SsSs
50-Tea Sets service for six, floral design,
pe'e e'e 90 trhrd Floor. m: a.eh: s Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Mems Furnishings
and Shoes

$l85 Cotton Pajamas, dark color comb
nations, in checks and figures, slip
over and regular styles Sizes A and
B only. Now ....,.......... 79c
81, 81 so and $185 Four-in-hands, cut silks
in beautiful combinations of colors,
stripes figures and checks. Well
made Also a few imported Gro
cheted Knitted Ties, in cross stripes.
NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6JC
$l.5O Wool Gloves, pull-on wrist, in plaid
patterns only. Sizes 7H to 81.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 39C
Oilskn Pouches, to keep your tobacco
alright OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15c
81 Silk-and-wool Neckwear, that does not
wrinkle. Good color assortment.
English Atwood Half Hose Heather mix
lures. Sizes TO- 1917 and 1l......... SIC
$3.50 Fannelette Pajamas, new light
weight, yet warm. Four silk frogs,
military collar. Sizes A, B, c only.
25c and 35c Handkerchiefs, broken assort
ment OF initials, in white on white
Or colors on white. Now ........: SC
75c Wool and Rayon Half Hose, in figured
and fancy designs, sizes oH to 11K.
Mems S1o5 English Broadcloth Shirts,
woven Madras Shirts and fine. per
Gale Shirts, few whites included,
collar attached and neckband and
collar to match styles. Broken assert
ment, but all sizes. Now. .$I.20
Sl.75 Cotton Union Suits, medium weight,
gray and random color only. Sizes
50 to 20. Now ......... -. SLY
81 Silk Handkerchief, neat colored border
effects, in blue, lavender and tan
stripes. Now ...............-...... Csc
First Floor. The Hecht Col
1O0-Pairs $l65 Leather House Slippers,
black kid, also tan sheepskin lined.
Sizes to 10. Now ................. 81
4-Pairs $3.50 to SIS Hanan Oxfords,
discontinued lasts, marked low. Now 1895
Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-22
Professional Women
 Demand Male Titles

PARIS, Dec. 22-French profej- sional women are insisting m masculine titles when they do mems work.
 "Doctoresse," to describe wo' man physician. doesn't please the ladies any more.
 In court. they get their lawyers title of "Maitre" because there isn't anything else to give them.
 In many lines, however, there is feminine gender for tile words lawyer, pilot, aviator, sales man and teacher but there is no word for female professor, prob- ably because the French never expected woman to reach that ex- alted stage.
 Many French professional wo- men now simply take the mascu- line title, use an initial for their Christian names and let the GUS toner, patient or client learn, when they see them, that they are women.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-22
Paid Up Parties Come
 With Last Installment

LONDON, Dec. 22-"Paid-u1 parties are the latest fads among Londoners. It isn't everybod, who knows what a "paid-up-party' is, and at least one person waa astounded to receive the follow ing nvitation-"Please come to q d-with-thanks' party at--- . on Saturday. Music and dancing
 Ringing up the host to inquire just what it meant the following explanation was given.
 Its just little friendly gath ering to celebrate the fact that all the instalments have been paid on the furniture and piano. Pm having another on next January to rejoice over the last payment on the motorcar."
 In view of the growing popular ity of buying furniture and motor cars on the instalment plan. there will probably be large increase in aidwith-thanks parties his season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-22
ADMIRAL ROGERS
 HERE AND SOUTH

Steamer Admiral Rogers. Capt. Frank Landstrom. arrived in por' southbound from the triangle TUT at s o'clock last night with Charles w. Hawkesworth and Al bert Molzoro the only passengers aboard for Juneau.
 Passengers sailing for the south on the steamer at 10 o'clock last night were: for Seattle-C. 0. Hawkins. o. W. BJwersox, Frank Wright, Max urick. August Sod er- holm and four stecrage; for Ket- chikan--C. s. Arnold and wife, Al len Crane, James Wickersham and two steerage: for Wrangell-E. NJ. Kinds, c. J. Dane, M. Gillian, Major W. J. Carruthers, Maurice Healy, Mrs. Carl Christensen, Carl Christensen, and two steerage: for Petersburg -Evangeline Swal. son, Finer Swanson, H. k. Biggs, H. F. Preston and four steerage.