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Evening star., 1932-01-03
BY SALLIE v. III. PICKETT.

with ardor undampened by cold, wet
weather, Washington saw all Of its loved
traditions in the way Of receptions and
New Year cheer and hospitality bril-
iiantly carried out last week, and while
perhaps many of the parties were
smaller on account of the unfavorahle
weather, there we're history making
notes in each Of them. 1t Is wonderful
how foreign diplomats csr fall in line
and enjoy the formalities of demo-
cratic country like ours, for never was
better spirit manifest than both at the
Presidents annual New Year day re
ception and the diplomatic breakfast
at the Pan-American Union, with the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Stinson as
the admirable hosts.
Especially in the beautiful Pan-Amer-
ican Building was the scene one of
marked brilliancy, the gay note Of dec
Grafton, the splendid program of the
Marine Band Orchestra, the handsome
Christmas decorations and last, but not
least, the colorful gowns Of the woman
guests all combining to make that event
one long to be remembered. II various
countries had q difference existing, it
was not manifest there, and the hearty
hospitality was certainly reassuring.
Senator and Mrs. Borah, Senator Cap
per and others of the Upper House and
W .&o%{ NJ Ipth NYHd
Representative and Mrs. Bloom and
Others OF the Lower House Of Congress
gave the necessary recognition from
that body, while few guests from local
society were also invited.
Thursday the President and Mrs.
Hoover will renew their series of state
entertainments, holding their annual
dinner In honor of the Vice President
No hosts of the mansion have ever
given Washington a better or more
wholesome picture of Christmas cheer,
and that those who were without the
gates might also enjoy some OF 1t, Mrs.
Hoover had several brilliantly nlumi-
mated trees on the front portico kept
lighted by night from Christmas eve
until the new year was fully ushered IN.
Likewise, the President and Mrs.
Hoover are not yet finished with their
program outside the White House, for
besides some yet unfinished cabinet
dinner parties, they are scheduled for
the annual reception in their honor at
the Congressional Club on the evening
of January l3. One really marvels at
the capacity of President and his wife
to meet all Of their social requirements
and yet attend an even wider program
of other events. Only recently Mrs
Hoover found time to send charming
corsage bouquet of butterfly roses and
maidenhair fern to Miss Martha Lank-
ford of Norfolk to wear at her coming
out party. It was an effective touch
10 her gown of white satin with It's
crystal bead girdle. Miss Lankford Ii
Evening star., 1932-01-03

Representative Joseph w. Byrns of
Nashville, Tenn, will take up his resi-
dence at the Wardman Park Hotel
upon his return to Washington next
week.
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Representative Ruth B. Pratt will be
n the Capital tomorrow, after spend
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column -
Evening star., 1932-01-03

Former Representative and Mrs. S.
Wallace Dempsey were hosts at recep-
tion yesterday afternoon at the May
flower in compliment to the Governor
of the Panama Canal Zone and Mrs.
Harry Burgess.
Mrs. Dempsey's assistants included
Mrs. Walter F. Brown, Mrs. Ray Lyman
Wilbur, Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde, Mrs.
William N. Doak, Mrs. Cordell Hull,
Mrs. James S. Parker, Mrs. Bertrand
II. Smell. Mrs. John McA. Palmer, Mrs.
Parker West, Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong.
Continued on Page 2, Column 50
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Admiral and Mrs. Hilary P. Jones en-
tertained at a small tea dance yester-
day afternoon at the Mayaower for Miss
Adeline Fassitt Furness in compliment
to some of the seasons debutantes.
Miss Furness came from Bryn MaWr
College to spend the holidays with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. James "Asoii
Furness.
Admiral and Mrs. Jones have recent
ly returned from Philadelphia, where
they spent Christmas.
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The Ambassador of Belgium and
Continued on Page 2, Column %
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Capitals New Year Holiday
Is Featured by Brilliancy
In Spite of Cold Weather
Annual Reception of President and Diplomatic
Breakfast High Spots in
Hospitable Season.

the sister Of Representative Lankfor'
Of Virginia.
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MISS BETSY GILBERT,
Pretty daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Gilbert
of Kentucky, who attended
the dance for juniors at the
Congressional Club. <
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The chief co-ordinator Of the Navy,
Rear Admiral Thomas T. Craven, and
Mrs. Craven will entertain a small
company at dinner Monday, January
ls, for their daughter, Miss Olga
Craven, in celebration of her 18th birth
day anniversary.
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Adm. and Mrs. T. T. Craven
To Entertain for Daughter
Miss Olga Craven to Be Honored at Dime,
in Celebration of Her Eight
eenth Birthday.

Mrs. William Howard Taft was among
the guests last evening of Mrs. Thomas
w. Symons, who entertained at dinner
at the Carlton, where she Is spending
the Winter.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George
are arriving today from their home in
Georgia and will be in residence at the
Mayflower for the rest of the season.
Evening star., 1932-01-03

Representative Loring M. Black, jr.,
will be back in Washington for the con-
vening of Congress. He has been at his
home at Brooklyn, N. Y, for the holi-
days.
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Wife of Ambassador
Of Italy to Receive
On Friday Afternoon
Frau Won Prittwitz und CAT
from Goes to Atlantic City
for Short Visit.

Donna Antoinette de MARITIME, wife
Of the Ambassador of Italy, now dean
of the diplomatic corps, will receive
Friday afternoon in the embassy.
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron, wife
of the Ambassador of Germany, went to
Atlantic City yesterday to remain until
the middle Of the week.
Lady Lindsay, wife of the Ambassador
of Great Britain, will go to. New York
Thursday and will be joined there by
the Ambassador Saturday. After few
days stay they will return to Wash
ington preparatory to Lady Lindsay's
starting for the South the latter part
Of next week.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Continued on Page 2, Column %
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Pictures and Mirrors
Greatly Reduced

$40 TRIBE Dressing Table Mirror. Now $3.50
/ SO Maple Console Mirror. New. -. i,93
/ $50 Console Mirror. Now. .A.95
/ Si9a5 CoIored Etching, in metal leaf frame:
ToS ! slo Jessie wilcox smith Madonna, in an
tioue round frame. Now $3.50
l2 81 so Hand-Cut Pictures. in children's sub
1eess ss.so Setsro Son PLAGUE. Now
/ $50 Floral Painting on glass. Now. Sl50
i $50 Blue Boy;" hand -colored. Now. SIS
1 S25 Hand-Colored Etching, BY Hugard
i $40 Coiored Picture. Now ......... .S5.95
S25 Hand-Colored Religious Picture:
i SIS Hand -Colored Portrait Of George Wash.
! s. Framed Lithographs Of George WashrE-
ton. Now ............. Doc
10 Original Hand-Colored Etchings. Of dogs.
by ST. Clair Reduced to. BOG
2 S1.15 Ship Models. Now ........ $3.50
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Table Scarfs and Mats
Greatly Reduced

,, Tapestry Brocade Table Scarfs and Mats.
lined with sateen. Gold, rust nan and red. 8,
Scarfs; 9x36 Were 81 15 NOW oW...'''..-s
Scarf; 1sxi5. was ss s.s5; Now. SO sss
d Mats; 13x!S. Were 81. Nov. '6sc
Mats; 9xaI Were 81. Now 63c
1 s. pair satin Drapes, with valance. NOW 70
2; i5x45 rose and peach. We're 81 SO Now, Il
S: l5x36; gold rose, orchid. Were sl:1o
G sI25 3-piece Vanity Sets, in assorted colors
row iRa,yon-and-satin Striped Boudoir
Scarfs; So and 45-inch lengths. Gold, rose
aane s,s sraen rs s,t Moire Bedspreads; peach and
green: double size soiled. Now xlZ
3 81 Chintz Pillows, in attractive ginsham
is Csc Rayon-and Satin Boudoir Pillows.
NOW :. :. /. :. : :, -, :. .
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06

1 6x9 Imported Hand-Tufted
Chenille Rug. Was s235. Now
SO Yards u Width Bordered
stair CARPET. Was s4.15 yard.
/ Lot of Short Lengths of q
Width Carpet; as Is. was
$50 yard Now. '1c
Short Lengths of Inlaid Linoo
Ieum. Were sl.65 to So 80
square yard. Nov, 50. I'd. iac
I i.ex6 Fine Quality Seamless
Administer Rug. Was Sl2 -.
NOW .s. 'su' 90
1 6xg Fine Quality Seamless Az
minister Rug. Was S2a ~
gxI2 American Oriental Rug.
Was Sll5 Now ...... SG3.oo
q 2lx4O Imported Washablc Nurs-
cry Rugs. Were S5.95. New.
1 6x9 Hand Hooked Woollen
Yarn Rug. Was Sl45. Now
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Infants Apparel and
Furnishings Reduced

S495 Angora Caps. Now. 81:
: S295 Handmade Silk Bonnets. Now " u
s pairs $3.50 Hard-SOle Shoes. NOW "
2 pairs sos Angora Shoes. NOW 81
2 S395 Fancy Shawls. Now. y
/ 81 Mesh Shirts. Now. ......;. Al
i $50 Woollen Blanket, with applique.
, ..95 Novelty Wool Sweater Coats. Now 81:
/ 1895 Crepe de Chine Carriage Set. NOW SZ'
INFANTS APPAREL AND FURNISHINGS
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Special Purchase
Novelty Jewehy, SOC

288 pieces, including necklaces. earrings and
bracelets-in vast assortment of styles and
colors-including the new metal and stone
combinations.
I a35 F1orcntne Silver and Onyx Necklace.
/ se5 CarneIian and Gold Pendant Necklace.
i S3s Real Topaz Pendant Necklace. Now. $3.50
8 $3.50 Real Florentine Silver Pendant Necklaces:
$40 Real Onyx Bracelet. Now. ow................S6 .S6
Pairs $40 Real Stone EARRINGS; carnenan and
NOVELTY JEWELRY, AISLE T. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Little Boys Wash Suits, 75c

80 Smart Little Wash Suits, of broad
cloth Sizes 2. 3. and 4.
( Juveniles S5.95 to S13.s5 Fall-Weight Goats,
OF all-wool. in attractive colors and mixtures
Sizes and 6. Now. ow....................S .95
I6 Boys S1.95 Washable Jersey Suits; sweater
and shorts. Sizes to 5. Now .Sl.45
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Gifts Greatly Reduced

BicentenniaI Novelties. of metal-included
are ash trays, cigarette boxes. and cigarette
cases Were 81 Now ............... Csc
Is CSC Wood Cuts, bound in passe partou..
1 95c Wooden Makeup Boxes. with mirror in
lid and Cooley print on top as Is. Now Csc
1 81 Brass Ash Trays and Paper WeiEhts.
NOW -Ve
l so Onyx and Bronze Cigarette Box; as
THE G1r1 SHOP SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Juiaior Misses Dresses, 1895
ERE $3.50 and $3.50

~ sUU VTU V1UsDU
10 Junior Misses Dresses, in attractive
styles for sports, street, and dancing
Sizes 13 and Is.
80 Slipper Chairs; all upholstered. Were s6.
NOW "s''oo
Juniors S5.95 Raincoats; sizes II. 13 and 10:
NOW 5000
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Save S2.O5 to S6.O5 49,.
Boudoir Chairs Reduced

SIS Boudoir Chairs, all bench made, with
good filing and attractively covered with
cretonne. Choose from four styles.
50 Slipper Chairs; all upholstered. Were Were
IL Boudoir Chairs. Were SO. Now ..;. -. 95
2; with open arms partly upholstereo
8; with atwood open arms. Were $l2 30
Now ......,.................S S6.45
I SIS End Table with shelves and magazine
basket; walnut stain. Now. x9..5
$40 Hanging Book Shelves. Now. .A.a5
S14 Gate-les Table; walnut-and gum.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So. IS
Sl25O Mahogany Coffee Tables. Now. Sc. IS
1 $3.50 Portable MAGAZINE Stand; walnut-and-
gum: Nov NOV p...s;::; r,.,. Nou x,e e
$3.50 5-piece Breakfast Sets; 4 chairs and
drop-leaf table, in green-and-ivory. Now. the
set .SlS.s %
E5uuuYTYrpr SYYru Er0or
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Vulcan Golf Clubs, $685.

" ere JIU
l9 Vulcan Woods and Irons; assorted
models, with steel shafts
Is $3.50 Vulcan Woods and Irons. NOW MS5
6 SI.50 Basketball Trunks; sizes "a 70. 20,
/ $3.50 AIIigator-skin Raincoat Now S9o
3 DOGS SO Raincoats. Now. ..-Soc
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Bandeaux and Brassieres
OK We're $50 to $3.50

so Bandeaux and Brassieres, Of lace, net,
and treco. Sizes 80, "a, 36, 40, and ~.
10 s. to SIC Girdles and One Piece Garments.
Of batiste or broche and elastic. Broken sizes.
NOW SioO
1 SIS Scantie, of pink satin with Jersey bras
siere and crepe de chine skirt. Size -.
NOW ........-........... ............. $aSo
$50 Natures Rival Corset Brassieres, Of
peach broche and elastic, with treco top. Sizes
36 So, ~, and A. Now. .A95
SIS Poirette Compacts, with elastic lower
and lace brassiefe top. Sizes 50, 50. and 80
CoRSErs., THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1932-10-06

2 2.x5l American Oriental Rugs.
Were SIS Now. ....... S5.95
1 3x5 Old Type Hooked Rug; "as
is" Was $3.50. Now. .S4.95
1 21x5i Old Type Hooked Rug.
Was s10o5. Now. 500. .s3.95
/ Gx9 Oriental Rug. Was slG5,
Now -..............- Soi.oo
1 5xS Oriental Rug. Was $3.50.
NOW ..,,..---..k ---... Soz.JV
1 9xIe Gorevan Oriental Rug.
Was 1925. Now W........... sos
go Oriental Runners. We're
SIS. Now ............,.S S24.5O
/ 9xI5 Oriental Rug. Was $3.50.
Now S<f1
] S.6xI0.6 Fine Quality Ameri-
can-Oriental r epr d ucti0n.
Was Sl5750. Now. ... $3.50
3.Gx5.S Fine Quality American
Oriental Reproductions. Were
$3.50 Now ........ .S12.05
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IS Broadloom Rugs
Greatly Reduced for Friday

1-6x2 Broadloom Rug; green Was s42 NOW Szs5o
1-43x12 Seamless Br0adlOOm Rug green. was S29.oU
1-53xl2 seamless Broadloom Rug; sand. Was $3.50
1-9x8 Broadloom Rug taupe Was S3l Now Sl9oO
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Radiator Enclosures
Half Price

10 Radiator Enclosures, adjustable-re-
duced as follows
S: II inches wide. adjustable to 40 inches
long "a inches high. Were s9.95. Now. 81 95
5; ii inches wide. adjustable to 40 inches
long, % inches high Were s11 95. Now. .S645
Butler Tray Stands mahogany finish Spe-
cial ............... Observation-Disclosures. soc
SO 95 Universal Thermos jug: gal. size. I'm
/ s. Sixa3-inch Spark Guard. Imperfect;
$3.50 33x4i-inch Spark Guard. Now. S3.25
l Si.s5 3lXSa-inch Spark Guard. Imperfect.
= .
81 Spark Guard brass trimmed Imperfect;
Now =. ......,...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Is Pieces Flemish finish Copperware. Were
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-10-06
22-piece Dinette Sets
CAoc:1J 60 OK

Spectal 4l.9o
so Lovely Decorated American Porcelain
Dinette Services for 4, including 7-inch
plates, 4-inch plates, side dishes 4
cups and saucers, l meat dish. and
open vegetable dish. Choice Of three at
tractive patterns.
81 Renney Decorated Imported Service Plates
Il Decorated Imported China After Dinner
price; cup and saucer complete .:5c
so Decorated Imported Tea Cups ana Saucers;;
saucer complete. Special. 8 for 7sc
8 Decorated imported Relish Sets pieces.
Regularly Si50 Special ...... ........:. 25c
II 25c Decorated China Dinner Plates.
30 English Porcelain Covered Dishes. with
gold band decoration. Regularly So so. Spe-
, 23-piece Decorated Breakfast Sets; service
for l. Special 50
Odds and Ends of American Porcelain
Dinnerware-and Imported Pottery and
Fancy Pieces. Approximately 200 pieces
greatly reduced to...........5c SC to 81
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Rayon Uniforms, s1.4s

~ SJt J1sI'
Rayon Uniforms, in straight-line style.
with long sleeves. white organdy collars
and cuffs. Sizes 36, 40, AZ, A, and 46.
I Sis White Service Aprons; short and long
sleeves. Now ...................- ..-....... .Sl.<3
s295 Rayon Crepe Uniforms. in gray and
black; white collars and GUNS Now. .SlS5
Ss95 Rayon Crepe Uniforms. in an attractive
fitted style: blue and green, with organdy col
lars and cuffs Now .E95
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Women's Linen
Handkerchiefs, 12hc
Were Csc each

$50 Women's White Linen Handkerchlefs,
with white hand-embroidered initials 70
inch hem. Good assortment Of initials.
HANDKERcHIErs AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Girls Skirts. $1.s5 Were 1925

26 Girls Skirts. of flannel and wool
crepe. in tan, green, red, and henna-
tuck-in and bodice styles. Sizes 10 to l6.
S. to $s.50 Sports Dresses; l-pece styles
OF Jersey: 3-piece styles of angora. Sizes II
to Il: and y and is. Now Ssa
% Girls Ss.s5 Sets, Of silk skirt, knit blouse
and cap. Sizes to 16 Now ....... $2.9J
"a pairs 81 Pajamas. suitable for sleeping or
play some with matching hats. Sizes 70
10 pairs l.50 to S1.95 Sleeping or LOunsinE
Pajamas. of cotton, in gay prints. polka dots.
and checks. Sizes to 10, and 20. Now 95c
SO 81 50 Rayon Sets; shirts and shorts or bras,
sieres and shorts to match. White flesh. and
peach. Sizes and 10 to l6. Now. .95c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS AND SPORTSMAN
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Toy Furniture Reduced

S1Ia5 Drop-leaf Table and Two Chairs.
i $3.50 Round top Table and Two Chairs.
NOW
1 Girls SI4.75 Walnut finish Desk. Now SI.50
1 S8.a5 Wading Pool. Now 1913
! SII50 Green Desk and Two Chairs. Now
Also Many Other Toys Greatly Reduced.
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Imported Beaded Bags, $1.95

We're S2.95 and S3.95
rs Beaded Fabric Bags, in envelope style;
pastel green and eggshell, fitted with mir
ror: slightly soiled. Also, 25 Beaded Bags,
with metal frame and chain handle:
white with coral, green or blue, soiled.
LEATHER GooDs, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Cotton Blouses, CSC

inexpensive Dresses, $2.ss
Were S3.95 and $4.95
8 Peasant Embroidered Dresses, of soft
white voile. 10 Printed Rayon Frocks,
in dark colors, with long sleeves-for i'm
mediate wear soiled.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Silk Sports Dresses, S.

We're $3.50 and $3.50
80 Smart silk Dresses light
prints. Sizes II to A.
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06

Cotton and Rayon
Underwear, 45c Were 81
30 pieces including Rayon Crepe Petit
coats Rayon Taffeta Slips in small sizes;
tan, flesh, and black. Extra Size Step-ins
OF batiste. Porto Rican Gowns; in size 16.
siss R.yon c.. C,sns sie: s With Nth bodice tSp
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Kayserettes, Vests, Panties
Csc. 8 for s. Were SOC
IS Kayserettes, Panties and Vests, Of
mercerized Isle, in pink and peach.
Broken sizes; small, medium, and large.
pieces sso to g Knitted gnss5S:.r ,ns in
5lo9mers.9i .and.ToeI @ and Nd cotton-ana. 80.
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Chiffon Negligees, $5.ss
Were $40
IL Tailored Neglgees, Of plain and
printed chiffon; long and short sleeved
styles.
S25 Tailored Crepe Robes. in q smart long
sleeved style; black, with rust lining. Now 1895
SIS Imported Crepe NesliEee, with hand-run
lace trimming. Now oW....................$l2 .$l295
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Silk Costume Slips, S2.s5
Were S3.95
10 Beautiful Bias-Cut Slips, Of French
finished silk crepe, trimmed with lovely
laces Tearose color.
1895 Built-up Shoulder Style Slips. in .
neatly tailored bias-cut style; tearose and
white. Now ....-......... 62.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Luggage Reduced

. Mems S..95 Overnight Cases. Now. =. S4.95
Women's S.95 Suitcases Now Sl.S5
l WOman's S12.95 Suitcase Now ...... x695
/ Woman's S10.95 Suitcase Now ....... S5.95
I Woman's SIS Suitcase. Now. .......... &595
Women's S10.s5 Suitcascs with
Women's $50 Suitcases Now . S395
Mans Sa?5O PiEskin Dressing Case.
Now. ......... ...................,. $3.50
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR
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Wonen's Umbrellas, S2.25

NbPCIdTy PfiCPd
35 Womens Silk and Rayon Umbrellas,
with contrasting borders or all-over eff
fects Mounted on 16-rib frames with
assorted handles Navy, green, brown,
purple, and black-and-white combina-
tions
UMBRELLAS, AISLE "a, FIRST FLOOR
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CoRsErs,, THIRD FLOOR.
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FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR,
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Marquisette Curtains, 78c pair

200 pairs Lovely, Marquisee Curtains, with
nice wide hens Ivory colors-2l4 yards lcng
dainty ruhed STYLE with CO..
blue checked patterns Spec u par
Fabricsgeaty reduced
DRAPER1Es SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06
Juniors and Girls Shoes
S1.95 Here 81 TO $3.50

es pairs Juniors. Pumps: of patent Leather
4. 5. 5l2. I; A 3, 81. 4. AZ. s. B 2i2: ga.
i; a.. 2,s: 3. sla. 4, So, g. and 81 !:
Were SboU. NOW sI.S5
IL pairs Juniors Wales Ties. in tan and two
toned. Sizes AAA s.: "A AZ. 5, A 3ia: Z
az. A. C 3, 81, 4, 5, and 5i2. Were s6.5o
20 pairs Juniors and Girls Ghllie Ties. in
tan and smoked elk Sizes AA S; A, 1912. l.
ia, as 1873. li,s' z ~, ga; a; w.-s G
81 and S5. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. x1.So
CHIIpRFNs SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06

5 $50. 50 Evening Gowns. Of chif-
fon, in white and pastels.
Sizes IA to 40. Now. 1918
3 $S9. so to $3.50 Street, After
noon, and Evening Gowns, Of
satin. crepe, and chiffon.
black, navy, flesh. fiame. and
white. Sizes II to Is. Now.
$3.50
~S.~s-., 1rr n~@. nore<
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Phi1co Radio with
Electric Clock, so1.5o

| Phlco Radio With Electric Clock
! S49.9J Philco Lowboy Radio. Now 80
/ S55 Philco Lowboy Radio. Now $3.50
RADIO GALLERIES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-06

A1l-Woo1 Plaid Blankets
SITS Were SO
Il All-Wool Plaid Blankets. cut and
bound separately. Attractive plaid de-
signs in rose, blue, green, and gold.
Slightly soiled. Double bed size.
BLANKETS SECOND FLOOR.
Silk Crepe Pajamas, M.'s
Here $3.50
pairs Tailored One-Piece Silk Crepe
Pajamas. with long sleeves. attractive
combination of tearose and blue.
5 SIC Tailored and Lace e-Trimmed Satin Pa
jamas in tearcse and blue combina ton.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S6So
8 SO Lace Trimmed Gowns; of satin, in bias
cut stye: of ninon crepe, sem-htted In tea
rose. NOW ....+........-....... $3.50
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-23
THREE CAGE GAMES
 SCHEDULED F0R TON|GHT

Three games for the price of one will be served basketball fans this evening in Dreamland hall First on the sports program will bring those two old rivals togeth- CT, the second string boys squads of the Jesse Lee and Seward school. Second The City girls and High school girls teams. The for mer won close game the forepart of this week and so the school team is out for revenge Third: The playoff between the Ponies" and the Alumni, two spirited teams who fight until the final blast of the whistle.
 Each of the latter have won a game and Itonight's will be to de- eide just who in heck has it on the other. It will be one of Sew ards battles of the century.
 The first game will start at 7:3O o'clock. Admission will be 25c for adults. The largest crowd of the season is expected.
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Miss Carolyn Louella Cornell and ThOrald J. Peterson were married at Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-23
NORTHERN LIGHTS

Paul Poison 05, pioneer prospec- tor, miner and trapper, died at Fairbanks.
 Charley Rogers and his partners have started prospecting on Ketch- em creek, near Circle Springs.
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 Brick Nelson, who is prospecting for J. A. Handrahan and associates on Ketchem creek, had one hole down before Thanksgiving. It was near the rim and prospects were found.
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 The home of J. w. Compton, on his homestead Is miles from Fair banks on the Richardson Highway, was destroyed by fire. Practically nothing was saved. MT. and Mrs. Hanson, who were occupying the the house, were driven out in their night clothing. Later they were able to rescue part of their wearing apparel.
 William s. Pillar, resident of Fairbanks since the early days. died, aged 85 years.
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 The Fairbanks NeWs-Miner says that Warner Afford is being sought on charge of having entered a building at McGrath owned by MT. and Mrs. Dubois, attacked both and entered their cellar and stolen their stock of beer.
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 Miss Carolyn Louella Cornell and Thorald J. Peterson were married at Fairbanks.
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 Work is progressing on the es- tablishment Of a radio telephone system connecting Poorman with Ruby.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-23

CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR hOli- days demand neat, professional c0iffure. Make your appointment NOW for that new QUART per- manent-only $7.50 complete with shampoo and an individually styled finger wave. Phone Pearl Henry, Adams 92.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-23
COMMUNITY CHURCH

All services at the Community Church next Sunday will feature the theme of Christmas. The Pas tor will speak at the morning service on the Message of the Angels. The evening service will feature the theme of The Nativity as presented by famous artists, and will be illustrated with beau tiful colored pictures interspersed with Christmas carols.
 All the people of Seward are in vited to attend.
 Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morn ing service, II a. m.; evening ser vice, 7:30 D. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-23

The town of Fairbanks will ask permission from Congress to bond itself in the sum of S15O,OOO to con- struct a new school building. ::