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Evening star., 1928-06-07
Samples
of
Mattresses
and
Box Springs
at "a to y off

These are slightly S0ilsd samples
of several famous brands" III Bed
ding Simmons, Senly and Capitol.
Wonderful values and reduced only
because they are slightly sGiied.
I--~s.9S 40 Cotton Mat nE
tress. Friday only ..,.. T.I0
f~~Ig75 40 telt Mat ZE
freAs. Friday only IT.I0
k~~I97S 40 ieit Mat z. 7E
lresses Friday only 1919
k-l97S 3*5 B0A Springs IN 0E
for metal bed. Special 1sI0
I--z9.7S 3~5 Box Spring q ZE
for wood bed. Special 1919
$3.50 3.5 Boz Spring III 1E
for metal bed Special A<ss ZO
Fflth Fiooy
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Suits-FOr Small
Women

ensemble suits. navy twill; print
blouses; Sizes II, 10
and Is. Originally - EO
29.50. Friday .. 49,. liz CO
Navy blue suit, fine tailored, size
ee;.., 20; Originally 2'.SO' 22.5O
FRIDAY ...,. %soO
/ tailored suit, tan; size 10.
Orr Originally ''.'', FRI 7.O5
udg -.....-..-'- ......-.., -
l tailored suit. navy blue: size
Is. Originally z0.s0. Fri- - 0E
day /.SC
} misses suits, gray novelty
checks. Originally IN IN
IS.e0. Friday ....... ~ wv
misses ensemble, gray mixture;
red blouse; size is. II 0E
Originally 1900. Friday Z'SC
; misses all small women's suits.
naIIy 1900. Friday IU.UU
Apporel-Thfrd Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Cotton Princess Slips. Only IS
of these neatly made Slips-of plain
or striped sateen. Strap or buiIt+
up shoulders, in white only. Sold
regularly for 1913 to 2.2S. 4 EO
Friday only. .,.... L 10y
Third Floor
Palais Royal Linen Stationery.
A very heavy quality of pure white
stationery. u sheets of large paper
and so nice size envelopes, 1Oc
both tor r.,....,..........., ~ ~
Main Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Real Friday Bargains
in Our
Furniture
Department

I--IS9.00 3~pc. Blue Velour Living
Room Suite. with spring seat and
cushion. Recently sold
for 1880. For Fri "a En
day ... Sf.CU
I--42s0 English Iireside Chair.
Made of floral figured tapestry.
with spring seat and
button button '"f'ed back 21.25
1-~32sO Hall Chair, with tapestry
spring seat and mohair
hack. Special for FRI * OE
$500 Walnut Occasional Chair.
Spanish design with tapestry seat
and back. Recently
sold for $47sO. Friday IT EA
only .......,..... ~ "OV
I~-I4.00 Woven Wire Spring, 3-3
size. Recently marked , or
Ss.os. Friday . .,,. A. .1o
I--I4.0O Woven Wire Spring, $50
size. Recently marked , OK
sos. Special for Friday Ii. 20
z0~~I.0O Feather Bed Pillows, COW
cred with heavy quality crctonne.
Recently sold for 69c. Fri 20,
day only, each .....-.... O1\
6-~2.9S Bolster Rolls, 4-6 size, that
recently sold for i.97. FRI 10
day only. each .......... CoN
Ii-~Sl0.s0 Solid Mahogany End
Tables, with little shelf, neatly
turned legs and rounded ends.
Recently marked 7oS. , OE
Friday .,......,.. ..,.. -. ~
I~~o.sO Oak Phone Stand, with little
shelf for telephone book and stool
TO match, Special for 4 7E
Friday r.tt,tt.,.s., .. ~
I0-~3.9S Folding Armchairs. strongly
made and especially useful for the
porch or lawn Recently
marked 2.7s. For Fri 4 O1
day ..,.. ....,... ..,,. AsIo
2~~$I2.0S Sewing Tables, Neat ma
hogany finish. with three drawers
and two deep roomy pockets on
each end for storing
away Valuabies. Spe- 4 En
CiaIs for Friday. -. e.. OsDO
FoHftH Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Garden Spades. Sharp cutting
blade OF fine quality steel, with
solid boIted handle. Fine for dig
ging the back yard or lawn. Sold
regularly for 100. Friday OF,
only .................. " ~
Fourth Floor
Garden Forks. Four tine fork
with ID handle. Made of fine quaIA
ity tempered steel; convenient
woman's size. Regularly o.
R.Ao t...--.s... ......=.. - ~
Fourth Floor
Fan Shaped Garden TrelIis.
Four-foOt size. strongly made with
white enamel finish. To adOru the
lawn and yard, for those ~
vines and flowers. 49,. ~
Fourth Floor
Steak Knives and Forks. Made
Of stainless steel with sharp cutting
blade, with black rubberoid handles.
Sold regularly for 40c each. H.
Pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. <f(
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Iron Preserving Kettles. You
will need one Of these very soon, if
not right now. Made of heavy cast
iron and nicely lined.
% and quart sizes; 1E
regularly SOC. Friday OCL
6---s-0uart size; regularly En
69c. Friday ......... CVI
Fourth Floor
Unfinished Smoking Stands.
Strongly made of good quality
wood. Complete with glass ash
tray. Sold regularly for -
100 ..... ,................ 100
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Organdy Scarfs. Dainty or
CANDY scarts. with figured centers
and plain Coiored borders. All the
light bondolr shades of green, blue
and orchid. Regularly LOO, AE,
friday ..t.,..,,.. g., Oos
Sanltas Cloths. Pretty steu-
eIied designs thai look well on ihe
porch table and are so easy 10 kee.
clean.
a0-inCh Table Covers. 20,
We're 100, Friday .,,,. o|A
AS-ineh Table Covers. Hna
We're Las. Friday ..,.s O|@
SearfS' We're IOc * D.
five and Thirteen Piece
Iun, heon Sets. Mere 100. on,
Friday st.t esssstst stt..t4 w
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Four+uuart White Stew Pans.
A very nice size-tripie-coated pan
with blue, bead top. All first quail
ity enamel ware, with ham %,
dies. Each ..............- OIN
Fourth Floor
The Revelation Suit Case, ad-
Unstable TO several different sizes.
Friday offered at the 7 0E
special price of ....... O'1O
Fourth Floor
Metal Kitchen Stool. Regular
table height-white enameIed fin
ish, with welded joints. Convenient
for the housewife to rest while
cooking or ironing. I N
Regularly SI.59 .......... 4 II ,
Fourth Floor
Fancy Cut Bud Vases. Made
of very clear glass with pretty
etched cut designs. Three styles
from which to choose-and you'll
want all three. Regularly co.
60c. Friday, each ....... OSk
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Bead Trimmings. Bead Band
ing, bead fringes and sequin trim
mings-that have been priced so
much higher.
iron,. to5 id nf'd'' SC TO 90
Nam Floor
Ribbon Specials. Satins. mere,
grains--and fancy stripes or color
ingS. In widths from to ~
iuehes--thc lengths average from
l TO yds. Lovely quality 0E,
for, yd. ............ ... %o%
Nam Floor
K Cmnant Ribbons. SatiuS.
moire. dresden. or fancy stripes
many colors and combinations
Widths from | TO 4 inches, II
Only, I'd. ...... ........... ~
Main Floor
3 Pieces of silk Underwear.
Gowns. slips and chemiSe. Made
of fine quality crepe de chine. rai-
Iored or lace trimmed models.
Sold reguIariy for 500 TO = 20
SOS. Friday ......... =. ~
30 Pieces Silk Underwear. Just
an odd lot of slightly soiIed nndcs.
The group includes cheh,Se, slips
step-inS and bloonierS.
All very specially priced I 90
Rayon Satin Slips. An eSpea
cially nice quality fabric to wear
under sheer Summer frockS Soft
and lovely. Made with slight hip
frlIness and deep herS, I 90
Pastel shades. Friday l l.%C
Handy Dandy" Aprons. The
apron that does not slip OIL the
shoulder. Made OF white dinity
with coi0red ripings. Cool Sur
merry and useful. FRIDAY OO
only .... ..,..... CSl
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

,ioudolr Lamps. Attractive
,tt'es ol oNidlxed metal, with
Unity shades, Rlrnding oolorings,
,omplete with cord and plug, 4
ary special bargain at, 4 nn
II tt4t..st st..,.t "NN ~
candle sticks, Heavily plated
eandlealieks, In very attractive dc,
algns, 10 beautifully adorn the buffet
or table Very speelal for l0.
Friday only, palr a., 0SN
Nam Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

IDS AIi-wooI Bathing Suits,
in Io> ely bright colOTs, also navy
and black. Sizes 81 to ( OQ
AZ. Friday only ....... d 30
Third Floor
Girls Sweaters, paiamas, slips,
dresses. hats. blOOmers and other
garments. all grouped on one table
at I. to ,. off regular prices.
Erid1A-
Evening star., 1928-06-07
25c to 3.05
Vacation Needs
in Our Toilet
Department

i0o RiGaud hi Nina Face Powder,
o"ff o,afa'''ve'y boxed with SOC
100 Nsmfaum Face Pow co.
der. with puff Is. ...... O -
CSC Hot water Bottles.
There are only twelve OF HEC
these. Each . .. Wv
psSd>G I;5S EGFi'' busting. busting l.10
s3S Son;s Msn"t"'. N0F' 32c
,ce rro,tilla l0C
2cc Wash Cloths. very o.
heavy quality. , fer IT,. ZC%
sc pcro,,a. l8C
I0c Jergens Bath Soap, TO-
dozen ... ...... -
'5c NeOlay Bath Soap, TO-
Mcin Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07

ColOFed Pictures. Only 100 0f
fbese beautifully coIored pictures
iByji.n2 country or mountain scenes
--q8iet little nooks and babbIing
bFeobs-~y0n viii actually feel the
0tssefnees-t they ARE 50
Ioteiy. Very special at, 4 IN
MHiH Fjo1sr
Fruit If the Loom Muslin. Soft,
pure, finished muslin, that
siil tauuder. Very good
for the general home sew ~
ing Yard ......... i -
seeDfGd Fj1or
Daytime lrocks. These are
going AT u price and less. Made
Of nice quality sat lnette, cotton
fomafd ~ novelty ngateriAIs~~
pretty, washable coiors.
Sizes up 10 4b---but not 4 EO
is every style i s1I
Tiita FLooT
Artificial Flowers. A large
group oi coanier soiled flowers
that are just little nussed.
Bright. summery c0Iors that blend
with the Summer fr0cks. Special
is', ss' t,'dsy eaes l0c to 25c
Eafn Fioor
Evening star., 1928-06-07
100 Wonderful Friday Be-

Curtain Materials. Fine quail
ity marquis stte-blOCked designs OF
rose and biuc-makeS neat and
attractive curtains for the Sum
ner home. Special at, fOr
ward ....... .......... ~
Second Floor
Window Drape Sets. COnsi ting
of two side curtains and valance
Rayons, damasks, pongeeS or fig
ured popiins-aII sold from S3J5 TO
$7.45 An extraordinary , On
value, at, set ..... .... %'OO
Second Floor
WOmen's Kayser I-isle Vests
Very C0oI for the not weather
Low necks, sleeveless, bodice styles
with buiIt-up shoulders.
Regular and extra sizes. ZEr
Main Floor
WOmen'S FulI-FaslIiOned Silk
Hose. Lovely quality hoSe--in all
the popular colors including gun
metal. evenglOw, gray, nude, prin-
rose and many others with back
heels Also white with pastel col
Ored heels. All perfect
and all sizes. zoe each, 4 ER
or , for ....... 1 .OU
Main Floor
I1-Youn@ Mems All-wO0I ?
Trousers Suits. Students and Young
rreu will appreciate this real Sav.
ings on these regular $500 suits
Sizes j." and IS only II Q5
Friday ......-........ 1877
Mems Store--Mc:n Floor
l50-Men's Shirts. A speciai
clearance of this lot OF fine quality
shirts Broken sizes 1917. II. I6i.,
IL, Is. 4 very great saw I 0O
ing at for. ......, L wv
MEMS Storc-~Mcin Floor
7c-Men's One-piece Bathing
Suits. Atwood bathing suits in
the popular styles ard
cC'ors. Broken sizes. 4 EO
Only. each ........ i 'OO
Mems Store Main Floor
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Little Tots Needs
At Very Special SaUings

AT Very Special Savings
3as,.' go Little Tots Raj" / OK
doa, lo,a,'' Little Tots Raj" sos
@oat ..s,............ ~ - ~
i2-I.sq Little Tots Cot 90
ton Crepe kimonos 49,. .OU
l4--2.95 Little Tots Ray = nE
on kinfonoS ......... %./O
Is Pairs--25c Little Tots En
silk Stockings, for ..... CUL
100--ioc Pillow Cases for ~
the little tots. for :. ZCC
2-3oS Little Tots Red = nE
Enamel Chairs ......... As2O
3--4.9S Little Tots OnE
Bicycles ....... ... III. SC
I--4.9s Little Tots Dot , Or
ted Swiss Coat ~. ~
Also group of Creepers, Dresses,
Suits, etc, OF dainty prints and
chaubray. A broken assortment
that are reduced from los and
$50. Special for Fri 4 OE
Third Floor
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
WORK CLEARING RAILROAD
 BEING RUSHED TO UTMOST

Seward. Feb. 2. (H-Personally directing the clearing of the slides on the Southern Division of the AL aska Railroad between Portage Sta tion and Anchorage. Assistant Gen eral Manager Horn has moved all forces from the Northern Division which is now temporarily cleared. A double rotary crew and scores of laborers have been hired, carload Of dynamite has been procured for blasting the almost solid ice of the slides at some stations. Traffic may resume Monday if no more slides occur. The present condition was precipitated by the early mild wea- ther and is the worst condition ex- perienced since the construction of the railroad Slides usually do not occur until March and April.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
SENATE GETS STEWART, BUT
 COURT TAKES HIM AWAY

Washington, Feb. 23, R-For a fleeting moment the Senate got it's hands on Robert Stewart, chairman of the boad of the Standard Oil Co. but he quietly slipped away into the arms of the Courts. which once before took him from the Congress- ional grasp. A writ of habeas cor pus, which the oil man obtained af- ter the Senate had arrested him for refusing to answer questions to the Teapot Dome committee. was dismissed by the Justice. and the Court bailiff and the Senate Ser geant at Arms took him into cus- tody. Stewart, however, was i'm mediately freed again when his at torney noted an appeal. Bond was fixed at five thousand dollars, and Stewart now has forty days to ap- peal.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
CAPTIVE MARTEN ARE DOING
 WELL INTERIOR RANCH

by old-timers of that district. Mir. Strandberg says.
 Greg Stewart and son and John Sinclair have a silver fox farm at Greyling Creek. between McGrath and Big River, with ten ane foxes in the pens.
 Another old-ticles by the name of Blackburn is starting a mink ranch at Lake Minchumina.
 Mf. Strandberg was on the trail 17 days. making the trip from Flat to Nenana. He travelled with the mail outfit and the going was rath- CT slow owing to the bad condition of the trail. Two additional days were required to reach Anchora ge, a total of 19 days which could have been reduced to very few hours by the aerial route, and Mir. Strandberg would have come by plane. had he known that the An chorage Air Transport was still op- erating. It was not known at Flat. at the time he left. that the Anchorage ships were available.
 Mir. Strandberg is looking for
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
FRIDAY lrelEoRAPH,c)
WRECK OF S-4 BLAMED JOINTLY
 CONIDRS. OF TWO VESSELS

Washington. Feb. 23. R-The responsibility for the collision of the Submarine S-4 and the Coast Guard Cutter Paulding was placed jointly on the commanders of the two vessels by the Naval Court of Inquiry in it's findings. The Court recommended the detachment of Rear Admiral Frank Brumby. who is in charge of the salvage opera tions over the sunken submarine. from command of the control force which includes the submarines in the Atlantic Fleet. Brumby failed. the Court held. to contribute that superior and intelligent guidance. force and sound judgment expected from an officer of his length of service, experience and position, in the rescue work.
 Devoting much of it's report to a review of the efforts to rescue the crew of the S-4. and to raise the submarine, which has been the subject of criticism from some quarters The Court decided that No known devices or equipment now employed in rescue operations. either in the United States Navy or owned by commercial organiza- tions could have saved the lives of those aboard the S-4.' The re- port said that everything was done to save those lives that could be done under the weather conditions.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
SINCLAIR AND ASSOCIATES
 WILL APPEAL FROM TERMS

Washington, Feb. 23. (P)-Gn- Court growing out of the Fal! Sin clair oil conspiracy mistrial, Harry F. Sinclair and his associates. De tective Burns, and Henry Day lock ed to a higher court for exhon era tion, and with Burns 9nd Sherman Sinclair, who was fined one thou sand dollars. .Iiey filed Lotice of ap- peal. All are q; liberty on prom ise bond whicf was fixed and sup piled.
 Justice Sicdons dismissec tl,r charges against Sheldon Clark. the superintendent of the Sinclair Re- fning Company. and C. l.. Bietsch, the head of the Burns detective az ency.
 Sinclair now faces the prospects of serving nine months in jail. He was previously sentenced to three months in jail for contempt for re- fusing to testify in the Senate's Teapot Dome inquiry. Sinclair will go back into the same court Apr. 2. where he goes on trial again on charges of conspiracy, with Albert B. Fall. former Secretary of the In terior, for defrauding the Govern ment in the leasing of Tea Pot Dome
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

It has been demonstrated by at least one fur farmer in Alaska that marten will breed in captivity, ac- cording to Dave Strandberg. pio- neer Alaskan who returned to An chorage a few days ago from the Iditarod district to spend the holi- days with his family. MT. Strand berg came out by way of the win ter trail from Flat and saw the captive marten at Merfra. or Der
 rvs Landing. where Arthur Berry has thriving fur farm. with 100 mink in addition to his ten marten.
 The marten were captured in that region by Berry and two years ago, while they were housed in pens at a considerable distance from the settlement. several kit tens were born The pens were moved close to the landing later. and there have not been any kit tens since then, indicating that the animals will not breed unless the pens are isolated amid natural surroundings. The experiment is being watched with much interest
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
MISSING WITNESS BIAACKNIER
 GOT HUGE SUM MONEY

Washington, Feb. 23, (P-H. M. Blackmer, the missing witness in the Fall-Sinclair oil company case. got three-quarters of a million dol lars profits in the Continental Trad ing Company deal. the Teapot Dome Investigating committee was told by Blackmer's attorney, Karl c. Schuy- Ter, who said that Blackmer gave him this information in Montreal in July 1926, when he asked him to act as his attorney. Schuyler tes- tined that Biackmer informed him
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
FOR SALE

All furnishings. be.idi.,es. I..ls, mattresses, and other personal pro. pesty contained in the Golden Gate hotel aad adjacent buildias1, be. longing to the estate of tho lat. James A. SwaFtzel will be offered for sale. Terms Cash, inquire Geo. s. Maynard, administrators, at the Nome Nugget O@ce.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

ward to . happier Christmas this year than a year ago. when he was summoned hastily from the Idit- arod district by the illness of sev eral of hts children. and found the home quarantined. All of the members of the family are enjoy ing the best of health this winter and tho Christmas celebration pro mises to be an unusually happy one. Harold Strandberg. who Is attending the Alaska College, will arrive from the interior on Satur- day. to be present at the family gathering.-Anchorage Times.
 Prizes for the A. B. Masquerade now on exhibition in the window os IOmen's Drug Store.
 All footsteps lead to: Where? The A. B. Mask Rall. A. B. Hall, Saturday night, February 25th. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET Telephone Your Subscription to the
 Nugget at Once.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

unequivocally that he had no knowledge of any funds of the Continental Company being used to influence the lease of Tea Pot Dome or any unlawf purpose. Schuyler declared: ''I believed him then and have not since had cause to change my mind"
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
FIRST HALIBUT ARRIVES
 AND SOLD AT JUNEAU

Juneau. Feb. A. (P,-one hun dred thousand pounds of halibut. the first to arrive from the banks this season. was sold here and ship ped South on the steamer Yukon The halibut sold for six and ten cents pound.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Is she going? Sure she is. And, Say, Roy. you should see that cos- tune. It's a Knockout, and "a winner for prize at the A. B. Masquerade Ball Saturday night.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Sourdough Stationery consisting of 25 printed envelopes and 2S printed letter heads, for $l.o0, at Nrgget Omee.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Valuable Prizes for NIasquers. Special door prize for spectators. Don't fail to go. Where. A. E.. Mask Ball. A. E. Hall, Saturday Night.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
ALASKA GAME COMMISSION
 RECOMMENDS CHANGES

Juneau. Feb. 24, (Pl-Ahe Alas ka Game Commission has just com pleted two weeks session here. Among several changes in the reg ulations, the commission asks for a closed season on beaver all of next year and reduction of the bag limit The commission also asks several seasonable closing dates in several fur districts. and recommends that their action be submitted to the Department of Agriculture.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-03-29

The first bathtub installed in the
United States was made of mahogany.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-03-29
GREAT GROCERY SALE
A. & P. Announces Further Redue-
ton In Food Costs

Last year the A. 4 T.. announced
its intention oi lowering food costs in
New England by 8 q before January
LIST. 1928. The company successful
liz did this and Is now bending its
effort 10 reduce les prices another five
per cent this year.
The sale which the a. n 7. has
announced for this week Is, as far as
can be learned, the largest sale OF
groceries ever held IN this country.
MANY of the leading food products
have been reduced 20 the lowest pos
sible price and the list includes both
fancy and staple foods and imported
and domestic deicacies. In fact,
every food need OF the people of New
England can be satisfied 1t the stores
Of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company az great savings
Just a year ago the A. 3 !. an
nounecd the reduction Of the price OF
bread. now Il announces reduction on
its extensive line ii nationally adver-
tised and locally favored food
Starting from one store sixty-nlne
years ago. the A. 4 Y. has become the
largest retailer ~ fine foods IN the
weird. In New England Il Is the
largest retailer not only Of tine groce-
ries. but also Of quality meats. The
A. & r. employs more New England
people, paws more local taxes buys
more New England products, pays
mere rent and does more 20 reduce
living costs In New England than
any other grocery concern.
The present sale Is an example OF
how seriously the officers Of the A.
q r. take the responsibility 81 lead.
ership. They know that hundreds 81
thousands Of women depend on their
prices 10 be the lowest and upon their
quality 70 be the highest therefore
the policy Of the A. & Y. is to be The
first 10 reduce prices and the last 20
ndvance.-Adv
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-03-29
Select Day Kimball To
Defend Naval Officers

Day Kimball. English barristsr,
formerly assistant attorney general
Of Massachusetts, and son Of ". NJ.
Klmbail Of Boston and Pomfret. hes
been selected 70 represent Captain
Kenneth Dewar and Commander II.
NJ Daniel at Gibraltar, when the two
officers face court-martial for Of
lenses alleged to have occurred aboard
II. NJ. S. Royal Oak. NJ. NJ Kimball
and his sister. Mrs. Clark, recently
left Boston for England. Il was Mr..
Klmball's thirty-sixth crossing