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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
GEORGES GETS DRAW
 ON SPEEDING CHARGE

TARBES, France, Jan. 12.-Talk- ing back to gendarme who con- sidered that he was driving his Iroadster too fast proved expensive to Georges Carpenter, ex-champion of France.
 Georges took the case so seri- Iously that he came all the way from London to defend himself be- Here the court The words to which exception was taken, he contended, were addressed not to the gen. darms, but to a friend riding with him.
 He may be q national hero, but the court ordered him to pay a fine of $15. However, sentence was suspended with the provision that he pay the costs, which amounted to more than the fine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

Forrest c. (Phog) Allen, presi- dent of the National Basketball Coaches association and director of athletics at the University of Kansas, whose special articles will appear in The Empire each Tues day, has one of the most remark able records in the history Of basketball.
 During the twenty years of his coaching experience, IA of, h E teams have won championships The University of Kansas under his leadership, captured the Mis- souri Valley title six consecutive times and has another strong team on the courts this season.
 Basketball was family game with Allen in his youth He and four brothers composed an anna teur team which gained wide fame. At twenty years of age Allen was a member of the Kansas City Ath- letie club, which won the first Worlds Championship in basket ball.
 Shortly after the team won the Worlds title, it playe dthe famous All-Allen Five, the Kansas City Club permitting "Phog" to play with his brothers. This was costly concession, for the All-Allen quintet was victorious.
 Allen was one of the outstanding stars of the country while at the University of Kansas and during his last year there became basket ball coach of the Baker University. He was one of the first college basketball coaches.
 When Allen graduated, he inn mediately signed as coach of bas- ketball at the Kansas University and in 1909 led his alma mater to two Missouri Valley Champion ships. He also coached the Has, kell Indian Five in 1909. While director of athletics at Warrens- burg, Mo, Normal from 1912 toI 1919, his basketball teams won the championship each year. He also won four football and three baseball titles. After 1919 he re- turned to the University of Kan sas as basketball coach and di- rector of athletics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

one. Nelson again shoT a fine throw that was a basket and this play was again backed up when J. Orme scored.
 Cashen In Play
 Cashen, for Douglas, came into the play and shot the first goal for his side, Alex Gier making one Then Nelson made the basket and the first half ended 13 to 4.
 Nelson opened the start of the last half by shooting from his for ward position and scoring. Berg gron made a goal after which the ball was carried by Douglas to their goal and Alex Gier shot and scored. J. Orme made a clean two pointer and followed it up with another. Berggron shot and scored. Angus Gier made a free shot just before the finish whistle blew, ending the game 23 to 13.
 The players and the game sum- mary follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
HIGH SCHOOL OF 10
 HAS 20 NET TROPHIES

PICKERING, Mo, Jan. 12.- Pickering has 314 inhabitants and 40 high school students with a basketball trophy for every two pupils.
 The Missouri hamlet began winning net awards six years ago and since then has added several year. The school won eight county tournaments, the Northwest Missouri outdoor and indoor meet and several invi- tation tournaments.
 Two years ago Pickering scored 1886 points to their op- ponents 396. Last year the figures were 1,041 and 492. The school does not have an indoor court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

Save the date: saturday, Janu- ary 18th. For big dance at Moose Hall. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
BOB TURNER'S AUTO SERVICE

l fought the fIu Tor SIX weeks but am now at your service again. Call 257, Stand at Arcade Cafe. BOB TURNER. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

result from the friendship of the football coaches at the two univer. sites. Coach Vivian Green of Oklahoma City became acquainted with Bert Ingerwerson, the Iowa mentor, when he played against Iowa on the Illini team.
 The Iowa-Oklahoma City game is scheduled for November 2 on Iowa's field, and Green hopes to have team enough to make c good showing in "blg time' foot ball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
SMALL SCHOOL TO INVADE
 IOWA GRI0lRON IN BIG TEN

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 12.- Oklahoma City university, with less than soc enrolment, next fall meets the Hawkeyes of the Uni versity of Iowa, which has ten times as many students.
 This invasion of the Big Ten Conference by small school will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

.-The ads in the Empire contain good news each day for and woman. Read them-Read them carefuly-They are News. Remember our Job De- parment print anything-larg or small.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12
WE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
 Alaska Scenic Views adv
ATTENTION MAsoNs

There will be a stated com of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147. F. & A. M, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. Work in the E. A. Degree Visiting Brethren cordially invited. By order of the w. M.
 CHAS. E. NAGHEL, adv. Secertary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-12

Some men are easy for their wives to love, but there also is the man who reaches the conclu- sion that he would find it easier to love woman if she was somebody else's expense and fault-finder
The Washington times., 1929-09-13

]. Greatly.
5. Exist.
Z. Joker.
10. Enemy.
Ii. Utter.
Is. Entertainments.
II. Antelopes of India.
Is. Sets of three.
10. Indian.
20. Hotels.
%. Fit.
%. Policemen.
25. Toward.
q. Mourning garments.
30. Detest.
81. Respectful title.
80. Went astray.
33. Eminent.
"a. Conjunction.
35. Heavy metal.
So. Cancels.
81. Uncouth.
80. Grand parsonage.
SO. Royal court in India.
40. Black snake.
Al. Aged.
-. Affirm
The Washington times., 1929-09-13
Efficiency Experts

Mt. Rainier man who
moved to Venice, where
they aren't always tearing
up the streets.
The Washington times., 1929-09-13
Maybe I'm WrOnq
Null and Void
BY John P. Medbury

The fellow who hailed a
sprinkling cart and told the
driver that all his water was
leaking out.
The Washington times., 1929-09-13
Matrimonial Martyrs

Va AAAAV1AAU4 4EAUA IyIS
A coed who was married
when she was II years old,
still has the same husband.
She's trying to keep that
schoolgirl connection.
The Washington times., 1929-09-13

Take 1t or Leave It
The India Rubber man
never has to worry about
being struck by lightning.
He's a nOn-conductor.
The Washington times., 1929-09-13
DOWN

l. Bill of fare.
2. One.
g.. Cabbage.
l., Embrace.
5. A berry growing in a
bunch.
s. Middle.
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Ruffled Marquisette
Curtains, $1.85 Pair

Full.width Curtains, in ivory, ecru and white.
~ yards long.
Marquisette Curtains, 3.inch Fat hem.
Cream and ecru. Pair ..S1.65
Fine Swiss Orsandy Curtains, FIVE desirable
colors. Pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1855
Fringed Panel Curtains, 48 inches wide and
2H yards long. Each ..............S1.55
Fringed Panel Curtains, 40 inches wide;
ivory and beige. Each ............S1.25
Fine Quality Checked Marquisette. Yd, &c
French Marquisette, white, Paris and
French ecru. 38-inch width. Yard. .33c
48.inch width. Yard .44c
India Print Bed Covers, size 2x3 yards.
Price, each Observation-Disclosures. .S2.65
Fine Cretonnes, variety of designs and
colorings. Yard ................ soc
Glazed Cretonnes. Special, yard $780,. .4Oc
DRApERIEs AND UrHoLsrERHs, Sixth FLOOR.
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32-piece Porcelain Set,$4.95

In pink Willow. design.
7-piece China Cake Sets. 1895
Imported Decorated Wall Vases. -. 81
Imported China Fruit Sets, decorated bowl
and six side dishes.
23-piece China Tea Set. ...............S SIS
Imported Tea Cups and Saucers, dainty thin
Divide cups and saucers. ....25c
Imported Celery Sets, Celery Tray and 6
individual salt dips. .S1.o5
Imported Tea Pots, sizes. Use
35.piece Porcelain Cottage Sets. SIS
44-piece China Dinner Sets, imported; dec
orted; open stock service. .S1S.75
Maple Sets, 6 decorated dishes. 81
Imported Waffle Sets, serve persons, S5.75
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Toy Train Outfits, Csc

Two freight or passenger cars, engine and
tender. and 8 track pieces.
Ping PONG Sets, with net, two raeksts and
four balls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..$1.oS
Kiddie Pedal Cars $3.50
Sandy Andy Street Car ..............75c
Gee Whiz Horse Race Game ..........S2
Indian Play Suits, with khaki shirt, trousers
and fancy headsear ..S2.75
Cowboy Play Suit, with trousers, shirt, hat,
pistol holster, neckerchief and lasso. .S2.75
Soldier Play Suit. with hat, coat, trousers
and puttees. Special $3.50
16-inch Dimple Doll, organdy dress and cap;
Crying VOICE .NS.QS
Horsman Mama Doll, 19.inch, dress and
THE Tor STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Elizabeth Arden Makeup
Boxes, $3.50 and $5.75

$3.50 sets June Geranium soap, Ardena
skin tonic and flower powder.
S5.75 sets cleansing cream, Ardena skin
tonic, flower powder, Velva cream, June
Geranium soap and rouge compact.
Novelty Musical Powder boxes. Special, So
S-piece Imitation Pearl-on- Amber Toilet
SEES. sBoudoir colors. Special $3.50
Vanity Trays for makeup. Special. soc
Cheramy's Toilet Water. Special -. .55c
Jer&en's Bath Soaps. Special, dozen. CSC
Imported Fruit-shaped Soap. Special.
box ......... .60c
st. Denis Bath Saltss Special ....... 45c
Fancy Atomizers. Special .......S1.25
Wal Bath Powder. Special, 35c; for ST.
W&L Cleansing Tissues. Special, 3Sc
package; ) for observation-disclosures. 81
"Old Dominion" Toilet Tissue, I,OO0-sheet
rolls. Special, dozen rolls .... .68c
Hair Brushes, assorted styles ........S1.35
Tooth Brushes. Special .............1Sc
Turkish Wash Cloths, 10c; 3 for Csc
Nail Brushes. Special ..45c
Whisk Brooms. Special .........3 SOC
Rigaud's Sweet Pea Perfume,
SIPS and $2.25
Berkeley Sanitary Napkins, IL in package.
Special, packages ..................S 81
Introductory DuBarry Makeup Sets--mina.
ture size cold cream and face powder.
Given with 81 purchase of Richard Hudnut
Toiletries.
TouETRrEs. FIRST FLOOR.
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Girls Sweaters, $2.95

In plain and fancy patterns.
Girls Atwood Skirts. sos
Girls Middies, blue and white 80. 81. rs
Girls "C0lden Cloth" Skirts. 81. %
Girls Cotton Pajamas. SIPS
Girls Knit Combinations. Special. .75c
Misses Semi-Fashioned Silk Stockings, and
Full-Fashioned Isle Stockings. 81
Crepe de Chine Chemise and Dance Sets,
sizes IL to 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 1895
Girls Overblouses, prints and plain broad
ciotn .................Xl.Q 5
Girls Nainsook Princess Slips. ..8Sc
Girls Rayon Vests. Use
Girls Rayon Boomers. ...........Sl
Girls Rayon Combinations. SIPS
Full-Fashioned English Half-Socks, fancy
patterns. 35c pair, 3 for. ...............S1
Fancy q Socks, 35c; 3 for ...........S1
Misses Long Sports Hose ..45c
Misses Full-Fashioned Long Silk
Hose ...................... .S1,25
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Mems Broadcloth Shirts
Special, $1.95

Long pointed collar attached or neckband
style. Sizes I3h to 49,
Madras and Percale Shirts, with two sep.
arate collars to match. .S1.o5
Imported Silk Neckwear, non-wrinkablc wool
inning $500. .s... ;Gl. 0o
Silk Neckwear, handmade to give extra wear,
in stripes and figures. .................o CSC
Fine, Soft Fur Felt Hats, snap and curl
brims, welt and bound edges. $685.
Pure Silk Socks, in black, white, navy,
French tan, dark tan and gray. ...75c
Fancy Silk and Isle and Rayon and Isle
Mixed Socks. Special .75c
Atwood Imported Golf Hose, in all pat
terms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....- .SZ.85
All-wool, Slip-on Sweaters, in Jacquard fg-
Broadcloth and .Self-striped Madras Union
Suits, sizes 81 to so. .Sl.15
Rayon Comfy Cut Union Suits, sleeveless
and knee length styles. ............. .S1.65
@Mercerized Cotton Pongee Pajamas; English
collar. wee neck and slip-on styles. .S2.25
Genuine Pigskin Belts, natural and black;
silver tongue buckles. ........... .S1.85
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
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Novelty Playing Cards
Single Decks, 45c; Double Decks, zoe

Spanish designs, and tinted edges
Leather Bridge Sets; 2. decks of gilt-edge
cards, score pad and pencil .......S1.15
Solid Brass Roll Hand.blotters. Csc
Telephone Book Covers. $50
Leather Writing Folios $3.50
Desk Pads, with leather corners .78c
Box Paper. Special. ..................55c
Linen-fnish Correspondence Cards j. 38c
Whiting & Cooks White Vellum Writing
Paper; l pound and two packages en-
NCiOpSb .4SC
Whiting G Cooks Handmade. finish Writing
Paper. Pound, 40c; package envelopes. &c
Hand-colored Pictures of Cherry Blossoms.
Special. ......75c, ST, S125, So and 81
STATIONERY, FIRST FLOOR.
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Clocks and Frames

Seth Thomas Mantel Clocks, 8-day move
ment, tambour shape. .S13.75
Metal Frames, silver and gilt, sizes 7x9 and
8xIO .................... $685.
Water Sets, with 1-quart vacuum jug, long
tray, z glasses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S8.45
Water Set pint jug, l glass. ..S7.45
Leather Frames, 7xo size; blue, green,
brown and tan observation-disclosures .o5
CLOCKS AND FRAMES. FIRST FLOOR.
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Console Mirrors, $3.50

Semi Venetian Console Mirrors, in two
styles. Sizes 1lx26 or l2x24.
Semi. Venetian Mantel or Buffet Mirrors,
lSxSl size .........................S13.75
Colored French Etchings 81. so
Photograph Frames, with easel backs; sizes
7x9, 7xl0 or Sxl0. 81
Swinging Frames, sizes 6xS to Sx10. 81
MIRRORS AND PICTURES, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Damask Tablecloths, $5.s5

Double Damask Tablecloths, good patterns.
TIKI inches.
Bleached Damask Napkins, size 20x20
inches. Dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
Double Damask Napkins, 22x22 in, 81. so
Irish Linen Hemstitched Towels, with col.
ored borders. Dozen. .................S SO
Individual Bath Towels, 16x2S inches.
Dozen ...............s.......
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
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French Linen, 8Oc ward

Our celebrated Deicourt French Linen.
White only A inches wide.
Sunshine Rayon, in fifteen shades. sc
inches wide. Yard ..................3 8c
Printed Rayon Voiles, all-over designs.
Yard ........... soc
Celanese and Cotton Prints. New designs.
Sc inches wide. Yard. .75c
Printed Zephyrs. In new prints. 81 inches
wide. Yard Observation-Disclosures. .2Sc
Dress GooDs AND Innings, SECOND FLOOR.
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Milk Chocolates lbs. SIPS

Our Homemade "WoodIo" Milk Chocolates,
including caramels, nuts, nougats, creams
and dipped fruits.
Our "Woodlo" Homemade Dark Chocolates;
81 varieties. Special. z pounds ..85c
Assorted Mixed Nuts; Almonds, Pecans
and Cashews. Pound .S1.2S
Pure Sugar Hard Filled Candies. )
pounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
CANDIES, FIRST FLOOR.
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Of hard wood; easy to open and close.
Ridlid Stepladder, 5-foot size. 81. SIS
Handy Step.Stools 81
Aluminium Cake Saver; 9-inch plate with
aluminium cover. Special. ST.
Ironing Board Pads and Covers, fit any size
board. Fireproof Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Dust Mops of treated soft yarn for wall or
moor. opeclai. .............7Sc
Detecto Bath Scale, weighs up to $50
pounds. In colors. Priced. 1895
Roll-top Bread Boxes, rounded corners,
Kitchenette Sets; oblong bread box, tea, cot.
White Enamel Bath Stools. 80
White Enamel Kitchen Stools. IS
Oblone Fiber Bathroom Hampers. .S4.35
Bird Cage and Stands. Complete. 1855
Porcelain Enamel-top Kitchen Tables, 25x36
size, with cutlery drawer. ............S 7.45
Coco Door Mats. Special. 81 20
Bissell Carpet Sweepers, standard
SIZE ................... .......... .S3.45
Corn Brooms; of fine quality. Toe
Rayon Shower Curtains ....S3.75
Implanted Book Rack, 4 shelves. .Sl.75
Imprinted Hardwood Breakfast Table, So
inch; with two drop leaves. ..S5.45
Implanted Dressing Table, kidney shape, 81
Porce-namel Kitchen Cabinet Table, equip
ped with large dust-proof drawer; 18x
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Kitchen Katch.All convenient under the
sink; IN coiors. ............. So .65
Oilcloth-covered Chair Pads .28c
Utility Chairs, with double cane seats in
straight-back style; implanted. .......$1
Imprinted Chair, hardwood. ....S1.45
Metal Shoe Cabinets, with hinged door and
stocking compartment; colors 1895
Colored Garbage and Refuse Receivers, 81
Handy Maids Trays for scrub brush and
soap, saves time when cleaning ........o5c
Round Metal Scrap Baskets. .......35c
Golden Gate" Orange Juice Extrac-
toI .....'........ .NZ.4S
Oilcloth Table Covers, size 54x54. ...S1.65
Family Kitchen Scales, weighs up to "a
pounds, special
Copper-bottom Boilerette, special ...S2.25
Manning & Bowman Percolator Set, nickel
plated; S-cup urn; sugar, dreamer and
Tray 1900 ............ .........xlb.5O
Manning & Bowman Electric Toaster,
turns the bread. ..................S3 1875
Manning & Bowman Electric Waffle Iron,
makes finch waffle in minutes. :. SEAS
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Dress Shields, 3 pairs, Csc

Regular and crescent shaped silk.covered
shields; sizes z and ;, in flesh.
Crepe Web Sew-on Carriers. pairs. .25c
All.Silk Ribbon Carriers. Special, pair. 35c
Clasp.on Adjustable Carriers. 2 pairs. Csc
Vanity Trays. Special soc
. First.quality Hair Nets Dozen, ....75c
White and Gray Hair Nets, in single and
double mesh Special, dozen 81
Knitted Rayon Sanitary Step.ins 81
Silk Rubberized Sanitary Aprons. soc
Surgical Elastic Sanitary Belts. Special, Csc
Rubberized Cretonne Shower Cur.
ldinS N4.OJ
Art Ticking Wardrobe Bags ....... Si.45
Twelve-pocket Shoe Bags. Special Use
Imported Slumber Caps. Special, for 35c
Turkish Wash Cloths. Special E for. soc
Butterfly Carter Belts. Special ....75c
Berkeley Sanitary Napkins, II in package.
Special, S packages ........ 81
Cleansing Tissues, 3 packages ..........S1
NOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR.
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Embroidered Sets. $2.s5

Italian Embroidered Tea or Bridge Sets, /
cloth. 34x34 inches, and 4 napkins, 13xl3
inches.
Fancy Black Sateen Gard Table Covers.
Special, each
Italian Embroidered Table Runners, Mats
and Doilies: Runners, size 18x54 inches, 81
Mats, size 12xl8 inches Soc
Napkins, 13x13 inches. Dozen .....S6.5O
BEDwEAR, SECOND FLOOR.
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Bedspreads, Special, $12

Silk and Rayon Bedspreads, boudoir shades.
o0x1O8 and 72xl0S sizes.
Rayon Bedspreads, in blue, rose, Green,
gold and lavender 10S inches. Each, S4.o5
All-Wool Blankets, in blue and rose. Size
72xS4. Each ......................S $3.50
BEDwEAR, SECOND FLOOR.
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Check Woolens. $40 ward

Tweed Pin.head Checks, in two.toned col.
orines 81 inches wide.
Wool Check Georsette Crepe. 81 inches
wide. Yard .................. S2.1O
Homespun Coatings. Special yard. 1925
Wool DRESS Goops SECOND FLOOR.
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Tres & ubes, Special

Il sizes in Super Defiance" Tires and Tubes,
50 sizes in Defiance" Tires, and 81 sizes In
Defiance" Tubes-l0eo less than regularly
"Artex" Seat Covers. For Coupes. SIS
For Sedans and Coaches .S8.75
TIRES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Oriental Rug Specials

Numdah Imported Rugs, from India.
4x6 .......S11.75 SKA ..........S6.75
ZXJ neutrality-suspicious.. OF 90
LARGE Oriental Rugs. Good colorings, ap-
proximately 9xl2 feet ............ .S147. so
Suntone Super. equality Embossed Chenille
Rugs. Sunfast; washable
24x36 ......S3.75 24x48 ........ .S4.85
Seamless Administer Rugs, various patterns.
Size 9x12 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S44.75
Colonial Rag Rugs, Special Prices. Plain
colors with borders and all-over patterns.
24x36 ........75c 24x48 .......... Csc
30x60 .....Sl.35 3x6 ............S1.75
4x7 1926 8xiO ......... $3.50
TAAE W1O
Seamless Broadloom Hampton Court Carpet.
9 and IL foot widths. Square yard. $3.50
RUGS; FIFTH FLOOR. So.
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Pyrex Casseroles, 1926

With nickel-pIated frames.
Salad or Fruit Sets, optic pattern; octagon
shape; rose, green. .Il.95
Pyrex Pie Plate; ckel-plated frame. So
Table Glassware, shapes in and
green. Sandwich trays, cheese and cracker
dishes, bowls, candlesticks and cake
SdNCiS '9OC
Decorated Flower Bowls .........S1.25
Kompact Refrigerator Sets, dishes with
cover, durable glass. ..................75c
Table Stemware. Water goblets, high foot
ed sherbets, low footed sherbets footed
tumbers, each Csc
Ice Tea Sets. Covered wide-mouth jug;
& glasses; pink, green; floral pattern. 81 .o5
Water Pitchers, attractive designs. 80. .85c
Console Sets. Bowl and candlesticks, S1.25
Gold-encrusted Table Glassware. Candy
boxes, cake savers mayonnaise sets, bowls
candesticks, cheese and cracker sets. 1925
Nestled Mixing Bowl Sets, to lO.inch bowls,
5-piece sets of durable glass. ......75c
Metal Fern Stand; green, black, gold, 1895
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
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Books, Specially Priced

Group includes many books for children,
Rand McNallys Commonwealth 1929 Atlas,
Webster's dictionaries, auction Bridge for
Beginners" and calendars with menu suS-
gestions.
Books, FIRST FLOOR.
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India Print Spreads, $5.25
Lamp Portables, $5.95

Bridge and Junior Portables; antique gold
finish.
Bridge and Junior Portables, antique and
Venetian finishes ................S Sc. so
Silk Bridge Shades, styles, various finishes
and wanted celors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Junior Shades, of silk. Match bridge
SndueS ................ ...s's... .OIU
Vanity Lamp, glass base, slender shaft in
nickel SIPS
Wax Candles, 12.inch leneths--hand-
dipped shapes in box SOC
Handicapped Wax Candles, l6.inch lengths
: - in box .....................6 Csc
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR
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Musical Powder Boxes, So

Dainty Musical Powder Boxes, in boudoir
colors.
Vanity Tray, in boudoir colors ..... Soc
Czecho. Slovakian Glass Beverage Sets, bot
tie and 6 glasses. Observation-Disclosures 4, SIS
Table Lamps and Shades. ........... 1926
Japanese Vases ............,..S ga 81
Japanese Flower Vases. .S1.oS
Small Japanese Vases. .Si.1S
Roycroft Maple Syrup, brown jug. ....75c
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Golf Balls, 3 for 81.

"Far-Fly' Coli Balls at this special pric-
ing.
Matched Golf Clubs and Bag, with brassie,
driver, Gdiron, mashie, putter and driving
iron of @.ainless steel; Upper bag. .S35
FEEDERS Glove and Official League Ball
Special ..................
Narra9ansett Tennis Rackets II. .......SS
SPORTING GooDs, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-19
Radio in Cabinet, $123.5O

No. 40 Atwater Kent All-EIectric Radio in
beautiful highboy cabinet with 'built-in 100.
"A R. c. A. loud speaker and tubes.
RADIO GALLERIES., FOURTH FLooA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-19

Engraved Monogram Die
and Paper, special, 1925
One pound of Whiting & Cook Handmade,
Ravel.edse Paper, with two packages of en-.
velopes, with new hand.ensraved mono.
gram die.
Engraved Calling Cards; 100 cards with new
plate:
English Script. ..............S2.60
Solid Lettering $3.50
Shaded Lettering .S4.25
An additional charge is made for engraving
name lines consisting of over q letters.
ENGRAVING, FIRST FLOOR.