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s. stangUom. Plaintiff

J. s. Stangroom, Plaintiff A. V Cordovado and Cordovado Gold Dredging Company, Corpor- ation, Defendants.
 The President of The United Stat es of America, to the above-nam- ed Defendants, Greeting:--
 You and each of you are here by required to appear in the Dis trict Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Division,q within thirty days. after the last publica- tion of this Summons, namely: with tin~~thirty days after the eleventh day of March, 1883, in case this Summons is published, or within forty (40) days after the date of its service upon you, personal ly, and answer the complaint of the above-named plaintiff on file in the said Court in the above-en- titled action.
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: The adjudication of the amount due and the foreclosure of twenty five (25) labor liens which were filed against all the mining claims own ed by defendants on the Inmachuk River, on it's bench, and adjacent thereto, in the Fairhayen Record ing Precinct, Territory of Alaska. Second Division. also. upon all the water rights. ditches. mining equip ment, mining tools, camp, camp outfits. buildings. and all personal property of every kind and name owned by defendants and used by defendants in carrying on mining operations on said mining pro. perty. and which are situated on or adjacent to said mining property.
 And in the event you fall to appear and answer the piaintiff will take judgment against you
 A ter want thereof. and will apply to the Court for the relief demand ed in his complaint, and as here inaboye stated.
 Witness the Removable Lester o. Gore. Judge of said Court. and the Seal of said Count hereunto attached on this 14th day Of Feb ruary, 1888.
 (SDAL)
 THos. D. JENSEN.
 District Clerk
 By NoRvIN w. LEWIS
 Deputy Clerk
 Publish- Feb. ls.2s. March |. III. 1883.
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COMMERCIALS WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME IF
{conttinl'uuIeed from Page Five)

ifs walked. Merriield up, hit, but put out on first base. Broderson up, made safe hit to first, bringing home Merrifeld. Dill up, safe hi, to first, :. Broderson out at second base. seidenverg up, two base hit. aCondon up, hit out to first. Side retired
 Second half of Sixth inning Hammon at bat--Anthony Rolando up, hit out on first Dick Lee up. safe hit to first Mickleson up. struck out. aGiavinovicha up, hit to Maynard, out at first. Three out, side retired
 Fiist half of Seventh inning Commercials at bat-Rudd up. hit, put out on first Maynard up, two base hit. Adams up, safe. bunt to first, bringing home Maynard. and Adams safe on second base. Miller up, safe hit to first. and Adams come home on Merrifeld's hit to first Broderson out on fly. Dill up, three base hit, and two runs came in. including Dill. Seiden- verg up. Struck out. Side. retired.
 Second half of seventh inning Hammon- bat Allan Lee up. safe hit to first. sather up. safe 1-c..k k-3u ~I~ {u-Ynn k1 home plate. Ssther put out on second base Babe Rolando up, walked. Harris up. safe hit to ceiling on first. Rolando put out on second base by Rudd. Martin up. walked. Rolando up. out on fly. out, side retired. End game,
 Both teams gathered together; on floor and gave cheers. Also cheef
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given to Chuck o'Leary by both teams. Umpire Code announced that benefit game would be giv- en next Wednesday to cover ex- penses for o'Leary at the hospital.
 Following Is a short score:
 Commercials s70e O1 5-16 Hammon 0 0 0 1-- [
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.SorIun OF DcztFE,zussI.B
10 n. J.@a saxzEzIHAas. iasl T:6 YOUR ftHERB AND LzEAL ..RE- REPRESENTATIVES,:

 You and saca or you arc herGht aotiasd that the undersigned hAs expanded the sum cH two AundrsA dollars during each of tho yeara 1Sse and 1887 ia annuA! labor and improvements upon the A. 5. c. and I, x. l.. PLACER CLAIMS. Eot forty acres each; the said A. B. c. Placer claim is situated on Armstrong Gulch in the Cape Nome Precinct. Territory of Alaska. the location notice of which is record ed in Vol. POS, Page 472. of the Records Of the said Cape Nome Precinct; the said I. X. l.. Plac- CT Claim is situated on Willow Creek, in the Cape N0ine Precinct, Territory of Alaska. the location notice of which is recorded in Vol. POS, Page 473, of the said Cape Nome Precinct; also, that the un- dersigned has expended the sum of two hundred dollars during each of the years from 1924 to 1931 upon each of the following placer claims of forty acres, viz, SINN FEN and the LILLEY PLACER CLAIMS; the said Sim F'ein Plac- Ter Claim is situated on the right limit of Cripple River and the right limit of Willow Greek in the Cape Nome Precinct. Territory of Alaska; the location notice of the Sim Fein Claim is recorded in Vol. POS, Page 165, of the records of the said Cape Nome Precinct: the |said Lilley Placer Claim is sit- uated on Cripple River below the mouth of Willow Creek in the said Cape Nome Precinct, Terri. tory of Alaska. and the location notice of said claim is recorded in Vol. POS. Page 2s4. of tho Records of the said Cape Nome Prd- cinct: that said sums were expend- led upon each of the said four placer claims during each of tNS years above specified in order te hold sadd placer claims under tho provisions of the laws c6 the Uait- led States and of teh Territory of Alasia concerning annual labor up- 3n p9Hcer mining claims.
 YOU AND EACH or YOU Axn FTRrHHR NOTlEHzID that # VIII tn ninety days from the sompis- ton of the pubiiCafiou hereof you fadl or refuse to ccnkributs to tho undersigned yonr rfuportionats share of such expenditures, as | co-owner. your interest in each of said claims will become the pro- perty of the undersigned, co-0wn- Ter, who has made such required expenditures.
 Dated: Nome. Alaska. Decem- Der s1st, 1s32.
 VIM. A. SHENILAN.
 PuAish--Dec. s1. 1882, Jan. T. i4. 21, 2s. Feb. {. ii. 1s, ay. March |. II. 10. 2s. 1883.
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Single Girls Win from AIaskans

Sm810 G4rfS Win from AlAskanS
 The game between the Single glls and the Alaskan girls vas a big treat of the evening. The Sing ie girls were winners Of the Wo- mems series. The game started with a7bang. the Alaskans going to bat first. They were blanked and then the single girls came in for their bats. They made three runs against the other team. Hard hit ting and base running managed to give the Alaskan girls two funs in the second canto. but the single
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NOTICE

AlyDae rScATxEie aSSa efsfriahas CT OS1Sns rDfNFHfsy tn Mems st saS tinls. thS N1Hgsf wsnsa appss- siAfs aa opportunity or mGkiAs tOesl mSatiSa of samS.
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SUMMONS No. 4A2o

In the District Court for the Sec ond Division of the Territory Of Alaska.
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Furniture

Monthly Payments Arranged on
Furniture Purchases of $50 or
More (Plus Carrying CHARGE
JUST L SOFA, rust colored. Has
seen use as floor sample. slightly
soiled. Very comfortable and
roomy. Regularly $3.50. GC0
CLEARANCE ............ %@o
JUST l.. 10-PC. DINING ROOM
oak. with nGG1 Iarss samPe Table hssys 1 .OS %n
was sI69. CLEARANCE $lZS.UO
i WALNUT SERVER. attraetively de-
signed, sturdiiy constructed. CS
Regularly 81 ...............> VIZ
JUST L THREE-PC. LIVING ROOM
SUITE. Honor-Bilt quality. Beauti-
full green figured tapestry covering.
samDis. aSr%ssl' oEnassNcs' SIy;Go; tleor $3.50
fa.SMsA4 MALspT N Brs.ssl SMOKING Nj s1be.ss.
this smoking convenience.
Resularly s1.9s. CLEAR @1O0
ANCE ............. @4sVO
SUiTE-Loveiy maple veneer. Choice
Of double or single bed; Conserva-
tive design. Honor Bit construc-
tsR.n.NcS tl1R; Rsrslariy s1ls. $80.5O
ONLY 1 SINGLE SIZE MATTRESS
Rose ticking cover. Tuftless
inner . ng. Regularly co OE
S16.95. CLEARANCE. ... @IsIO
JUST I ELECTRIC HALL CLOCK-If
you've been waiting for = real bar
sain IN . hail clock :se this one.
home! Dependable Hammond works.
Walnu4 tveneer) case.
Regu1arIy $49.5O. c2A Sn
ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE, lust
one floor sample, perfect condition.
EeEularly $3.50 new. S35.00
2 FOLDING SCREENS. thfee-fold
tyne. Attracffvely designed. Sturd-
s7.s5. CLEARANCE. @O'VO
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Gas Ranges, Auto-Gas Stoves
and Circulating Heaters

Monthly Payments Easily Arrange
on Stove Purchases of $40 or Mo-
plus Carrying Charee)
All Prices on Stoves includes
DelVry
3 CABINET-TYPE GAS RANGES.
Green porcelain finish. Fully insu-
lated. Automatic lighter. Oven heat =
control. 2 large utensil drawers.
sss'so' EssGlor'' cnE"nAScs. 1sx Ssasea $49.5O
CONSOLE GAS RANGES. Semi
cabinet top with drop cover. Marbei-
Fully Insulated; oven heat control:
s.!sss Sss:s .7ssS: s:a:''si cLEAk k';s5;s $595O
2 CONSOLE GAS RANGES. Green
and black porcelain finish. Utensil
drawer. Resuiariy sg s4s'So' 1926
3 CONSOLE GAS RANGES; Green
: and black porcelain finish; Fully IN.
lighting. Utensil drawer. ReEularly
Eyv.P.Ics low, p,issd $3.50. $3.50
eDE LUKE CABINET GAS RANGES.
Ivory and black finish. Fully insu.
lated. Auto lighting: Oven heat
.;isss .Ss.s ssS.So: CLEAR S79.5O
CABINET TYPE GAS RANGES.
Ivory and merbelised porcelain mn
ish. Full Insulation. Oven heat cor.
troll utersi1 DRIVERS regulafN
$3.50. cLEAR- S40.SO
CABINET TYPE GAS RANGES.
Green porcelair Nuish. Fully insu.
lated. Automatic lighter. Oven heat
control. Regular.ly @2O OK
S44.95. CLEARANCE. %c1'|O
INST x TBREE-BURNEH GASoLINE
STOVES. Famous "Auto-Gas cooss
stoves with annie stcrsge SPACE ana
sheK. Regularly 1895. @7R o.
CrFARaNCE &lUsIO
yJ1sr FIvE-R OlL
Regularly &a5.O5. WIN make
.rlerSid "surrptee" 80
Christmas gift. CLEAR- Gao OK
CONSOLE GAS RANGES. Fully
insulated. Have oven heat eonsfoi.
automatic hghffng an6 round msW
fyne burners. Ivory. awd black porce.
lain finish. Regularly GO OK
s49.95. CLEARANCE. ~TH'/O
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance Values
from Yard Goods
Department

0~PAA tHHHII
with blazer stripes. While ESQ E.
last, EACH OC
RAYON SEERS UCKER CLOTH
in beautiful patterns. Only $40
yards in the lot. 35c I'd. o.
value. CLEARANCE, YD.... <OC
Evening star., 1933-11-30
CLEARANCE ITEMS
for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Clearance of
Mems Clothing

IS BLANKET LINED OVERALL
PANTS p! si1e' atI:.a a. as aad IA f. Reg
sDrieeS SthS sis. sHihs; .iss 81. co GS
PAIRS OF ALL-WooL KNICK-
ERs. Light colors. For those who
Mostine see around ased'R the houss Sizes % 20
and az. Regularly $3.9S. c1 40
CLEARANCE .......... SI.FS
45 HEAVY. PULLOvER SWEATERS;
Shaker knit. all wool. Maroon and
navy with contrasting trim. 60 %
S4.9S values. CLEARANCE S&.1O
SO PAIRS OF HOSE. All wool and
part wool in the lot. Black and tan.
Fancy patterns. Sizes 10 and G1
IL soiied. Regularly 0sc and s1.24.
Sines "a: 161s and IL. 70c
1s BRoADCLoIH pAJAMAs. Plain
and and f. fancy s1ss ss':saa'. sna .,es Si'si ss
Very warm. Enough cotton to make
them wear. Sizes 81, 36
and 4s: ResuiarIy s1.l0, 20c
Sc PART wool UNDERSHIRTS.
ON ct hird to OIL e-h . II wool:
Slightly soiled. Sizes az, ~, 46. AZ
and so. Regularly $1.19. k0o
CLEARANCE ........... o1C
Al SUEDE CLOTH VESTS. No
sleeves: Sizes 20. AZ, -
CLEARANCE .............. 81
IA PART-WOOL SHIRTS. Soiled
from display. Sizes IA, 14H
and II. Regularly 81. SQc
22 BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS:
Long sleeves. Extra sizes 81. 81 and
g; SScr Hssul.rl' eoe' oLlAA- 39c
"a ATHLETIC UNION SUITS. slisht-
SO and 46. Regulariy low OOo
priced SOC. CLEARANCE. o|C
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of TOiletries
and Drug Items

TRUE TEST" COD LIVER OIL.
Build resistance to colds and sinus
troubles. Add weight. Easy and
pleasant TO take. 16-oz. size. SOo
Regularly SIC ............ O|C
REGULAR 81 SIZE "OUTGROW."
The cure for ingrowing toenails. Our
regular low price s9c. CLEAR 400
REGULAR 81 SIZE "HOUBIGANTS"
EAU DE COLOGNE. an ideal "after-
bath" skin lotion. Our regular TO-
low price 81. CLEARANCE. SIC
"YARDLEY'S" OLD ENGLISH Law
ENDER after-shavi lotion. Men
win appreciate this Christmas gift!
List price 81. Our regular 0Oo
low price soc. CLEARANCE O0C
"KARESS" FACE POWDER in all
size. An opportunity to c1 *
save on . Christmas gift. Cl'Oc
"ARMAND'S" COLD CREAM. Reg
ular SOC size Of this popular 0Oo
toiletfy. CLEARANCE. .. O1C
OUTDOOR GIRL" FACE pow
DER. Our regular 81 sire, Makes
q splendid Christmas gift. ROo
CLEARANCE ,........ wv
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Odd Lot of Fur
Collars and Cuffs
Clearance of
Hardware

REGULAR $4.75 COMBINATION.
enFARaScE Siisi Hsi1 ..l and An,il' $2.95
Suburban MAIL BOXES. Keeps
magazines and papers dry. Ye Way
side style. 5 regular $I.49 AOo
boxes to 90 at. at............ F1C
FRONT DOOR CYLINDER LOCK
SETS. Just Of these regular
S8.45 lock sets. CLEAR- @0 or
4 CRAFTSMAN yOINTER PLANES.
R Re.uia.ly I low priced ss.o5, S2. 80
FIRE CHIEF ROLL ROOFING. Gives
your roof the shingled effect. Regu-
larly low priced $500
STs:r only; .Ner lSs square feet $l.70
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Sporting Goods

10 PRS. TUBULAR ICE SKATES.
aluminium finish, lace to toe shoes.
Sizes 3, and 6. Former CD 40
ly S5.85. CLEARANCE. @H.f1
IL SETS OF MATCHED GOLF
CLUBS. An opportunity to save on .
great Christmas gift for men. Aristo
eral. left handed sets: Were s24.S8
originally. Jukt reduced co 90
from SASS. CLEARANCE @1'1o
GOLF BAGS. Canvas BAGS with
leather reinforcements. Upper pock-
cts and hood. Were ss.9S. 90 Or
I6 ELK GOLF BAGS. Slightly mark.
ed from handling. However. they
make an appreciated Christmas gift
to a golfer who likes good equipment.
Slide-easy sweater pouch. ball pocket
a. and . hood; b s,.,, Were $l@.e0. S6.05
CLEARANCE ......... UV'>O
S ARIsTO MATCHED CLUBS. Step
down Bristol shaft. 3 drivers. one
brassie and one spoon. Reg CD 90
ularly S6.05. CLEARANCE %c'S|
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Electrical Fixtures

I-LIGHr CHIMNEY BRACKET. An.
thentic reproduction Of early Ameri-
can lighting fixtures. Built-in switch.
s2:zn value. CLEAR &1 CS
5-LIGHT SEMI-CEILING FIXTURE.
Honey-tone tinted shades.
$16.5O value. CLEAR ON 90
HEALTH MASTER sUPER SUN
LAMP. Radiates the equivalent Of
midsummer MONDAY sunshine. No
goggles necessary. $50 600 IN
value. CLEARANCE. 80. %o|'OV
Monthly Payments Arranged
BLIGHT SOLID BRASS BRACKET.
Colonial style lighting fixture. Regu.
sSSr insiy ~ ss.7s. olhAs. SITS
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Plumbing
Monthly Payments Arranged

PLUS Carrying CHARGE
.sDELMAR" BATHROOM OUTFITS.
Just at this special price. "Aristo-
crat" porcelain enamel on good grey
cast iron. Tub, lavatOry and yitreous
china closet outfit with mahogany-
finish seat. Chrome fittings. Regu-
larry low priced $5s.95. S11 OK
CLEARANCE ......... PKIs>c
6O-INCH DOUBLE DRAIN BOARD
SINKS. 'AristOcrat" enamelware.
Basket-type strainer. Chrome faucet
trap. This sink Is Of pressed steel.
considerably lighter than the old
type and equal in quality. Regu-
larry low priced $39.95. coo o.
CLEARANCE ......... SLS.SO
HERCULES HEATING SYSTEM. II
your house can be heated with 500
50. IT. Of hot-water radiation divided
into g radiators or less. you can get
this marvellous hot-water heatins
5, system ,.,1,. installed n. for S208.5O
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of Jewelry

WARE WARE. T Vesetsbis dishes. cocktail
shakers. cream and sugar sets. Were
SOC. Make grand Christmas IN.
gifts at, EACH. ......... l1C
5o-YEAR sILyER-PLATED WARE;
Distinctive Paislsy n% Iatssfn ns,,.r Salad
sDreaders. .Regularly 33c ea. Cno
EACH ................. SVO
1O-YEAR SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Knives With stainless blades. spoons
and salad forks. Regularly 7c
1Oc. EACH ..............
MEMS MEMS sT9NE RINGS; Ns:,,. 10 a3d a,;, 1d,I;; A.;
sa9ins S e RRsiasis .Sss. SSa miss TINS
While 1imite quantity or OK
ELECTRIC KITCHEN CLOCK. Moth
er's Christmas win be complete with
one. one Of these. Resular 81 $l.59
SESSIONS RADIO CLOCK. A sis.
ssS ss;. Il: :,isr si:s
Resul.fis S'k; low priced 1896. GO OK
CLEARANCE ........... %Os|O
SESSIONS ELECTRIC BANJO CLOCK.
Save Sc on this Christmas gift for
Mother or the home. Reg @E or
uisriy ss.es. CLEARANCE $O.SO
LADIES' MESH BAGS. fne little
sift. for those who Ike to dress
.ss.Iarly .sC. sa.sS. CLEAR $l.95
MEMS ELGIN WATCHES. Save
money on the young man! Christ
mas rift watch. 1b Jewels. Reg
ularly low priced $29.75. &CS M
CLEARANCE ........ %&OsOO
Monthly Payments Arranged
Plus Usual Carrying Charge
Clearance of
Shoes
800 PAIRS OF CHIIDRENs SHOES.
Genuine leather .soles. .0xforas and
strap slipDers: Two tables q .esu-
hr Si;Ag. SI;SS rIa nna ysi'sS :sneso
sScr sisss On :. =. oI.A.. $1.29
Evening star., 1933-11-30

2 "TRoPIC" CIRCULATING HEAT
ERS. Coal burnins,. heats 4 rooms.
Regularly low priced GOO OF
.$lI.s5. CLEARANCE. $H1'1O
OIL-BURNING HEATERS. AFRO.
Flame" circulating heaters, economic
cal and clean. Regu- (I7 IN
larly $3.50. CLEARANCE ~ sOV
3 BUCKINGHAM CIRCULATING
HEATERS. Coal. coke or log burn.
ing type. Regularly low
p,isss DHcr sss'So' CLEAR S69.5O
ERS. These burn coal. coke or wood.
GIr.siscr Es.sisca' s7s'0o' $3.50
8 SUNBLAST CIRCULATING HEAT:
rooms. Burn coal or wood. Regu-
larly $39.S5. CLEAR &2R OK
ANCE ..............
ONLY 8 SINGLE PORTABLE OVENS.
Re.ularly ! ow ..,,r, priced &1.25
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Purses, Billfolds,
Umbrellas
Save now on practical
Christmas Gifts

Save now on practIcal
Christmas gifts
fasteners. All attractive new UNDER
arm back strap and pouch shapes.
Actually 0Sc values. CLEAR CO.
ANCE .....s..
MEMS AND WOMEN's UMBRELLAS.
Mems styles plain black with crooked
handles. Women's in fancy tips,
handles and colors. 72 Of our $1.29
and sI:z9 value. S1.0O
CLEARANCE OF WOMEN'S PURSES
AND BAGS. Just 73 Of these at
tractiye bags that will make service
they last. Take 'em away To-
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Gloves and Neckwear

GENUINE IMPORTED KIDSEIy
GLOVES for women. display -
sample merchandise. aliEhtly soMed
from handling. Gauntlet style with
fancy cuffs. Black and
tan. Regular $2.10 Q1 20
values. CLEARANCE .... U1'V1
LEATHER MITTENs for boys and
girls. Knit wool cuffs and Innings.
8 to IA years. REGULAR OQc
SLAB values ............. wv
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR-Over 800
collars and collar and cuff sets. Ray
on Satin. Rayon and Silk Crepe, Cot
ton Piaue and Crisp new white wash
able Winter fabrics. Wide selection
Of styles. Soc to 40c o. .b
values. CLEARANCE. HJC cdCII
woMEN's sCARFS - Printed crepe.
ascot and REFER style. vivid and
bright colors. All new styles. JOo
Your choice Of so at. ..... G|C
SALE OF STAMPED GOODS ready
for your own embroidery. Pillow
cases, scarfs, vanity sets, all to
match. Only 3S in the lot, all at
drastic reductions.
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
KitchenWare
CIEARANCE OF
Clearance of Curtains
o~I C,~<os~, Materials

and Curtain NIaterIalS
800 }, PAIRS OF Of al. SI;IS ,AN AND sl:gs
cobwsb, hlet and tuscan nets which
will give your rooms o delightful
appesrance. Ecru and ivory. QQc
1,aSO YARDS OF GRENADINES.
marqulssttes and other lively. dra-
pery and eurtaining materials In
lengths suitable for slip covers. pillow
covers, day bed covers - well Is the
curtain lenEths Of 5 to go yards.
Regularly 10e to 35e yard. 1Cc
CLEARANCE. I'd. 4SC
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Bows Clothing

8 BOYS MoLEsKIN CLOTH COATS
With sheepskin lining. 1 size 6, 2
size 3, size 16 and 2 size 18. Reg
1Iar , iew :s,c price $s.4o. S2.l0
9 BOYS OvERCOATs. 1OO% All
Weol Blue melton cloth. Sizes 10
20 IL. ReEularly low priced Qz 90
Sl0.05. CLEARANCE. 30. " ~
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of Hosiery
and LINGERIE

wOMEN's RAYoN HOSIERY. An
new winter shades. look and wear
like silk. Dull finish. soc
values. While 26O pairs last. COn
cHILDREN's ANKLEr SOCKS. Odd
sizes and colors, I60 pairs in the lot.
msns. saaat' e cLrasAScf'.. AZ. s..o.'. Sc pair
w0MENs RAYoN LINGERIE. Pant.
les. bloomers and vests. Run.resist-
ant, dull finish. SOC and 49c 90
values. EACH ............ oOC
ODD LOT OF FINE RAYoNs. STEP
ms and oioomers. Run-fesistant. ex-
;,n i,ms. Su'yd and Alss %sss s, Donsis n.des rs
Your choice i q over zoo e.
items. EACH. O0C
SILK gNDIEs. Some slightly .oiled
from display. Az silk crepe dance
:Sel. Hfs esTnens: es in p sss lot. s2s ass
and sl.4D values. CLEAR. ~.
ANCE. EACH ........... &C
os chffE sEiFs. st,i:s include sHs
bullt.up shoulders and bodice TOPS.
Some .s,.. .saso"hfH: sa.i.. Ms::' .,:.s pink
81 to 81 soc. and 9sc val EOn
ues. CLEARANCE ..... O1C
ONLY II TWIN SWEATER SETS,
Brushed wool in attractive eolors:
sweater to match. S2-ss Ct or
values CLEARANCE. P1.1o
LACE. SATIN AND MESH BRAS
SIERES. Genuine "Devine Form"
garments. In flesh and tea
MENTS ~A
ODD LOT OF CoRsETs. GIRDLEs.
FOUNDATIONS. Broken siIes-your
size may be in the lot. 26 to 46
included. Fine broeades. &1.49, Q1
S1.79 and S1.9S values. EACH. CA
Evening star., 1933-11-30
Clearance of
Children's Wear

12 Girls CSC jersey Dresses. Sizes
q 70 ~. zoe
9 31.10 Chinchllis Coats. sizes 2
~ .Ooc
2s RsineaDss and Berets. sizes z
10 ....... .tI.10
65 Infants Handmade Dresses .2Bc
90 Children's Blanket Robes. sizes
. 10 .SI.OO
% Fur Fabric Coat Sets. sises Q
~ u oS.4U
Il Wool Brother and Sister Jersey
Suits. sizes 2 to 8. Each. -. soc
"a Boys Tweed Coats. sizes g
to 9. ............... .5Oc
IS Girls Leatherette Jackets and
Beret Sets. sizes to 6........ zoe
II Children's Trench Raincoats soc
1S Infants Bath Robes. 81. 90
SO Pepperell Part-wool Infants
DtAhAets o0c
81 Children's 3-Pc. Knit Sets. sizes
10 So. .S1.08
Evening star., 1933-11-30
u OFF
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

or any part of it in case the cost
Of living rose.
The budget bureau is provid-
ing for restoration of per cent
involving $45,000,000. But some
congressional leaders favor giving
back the entire Is per cent and
such restoration Is not unlikely.
BANKING-Furth bank re-
form and controY IS fairly certain
in this administration. Roose-
welt wants uniform national
banking system which will absorb
national and state banks under
close control and possibly headed
by q strong federal central bank.
He Is firmly convinced that in
stitutions which operate with
"other peoples money" should be
scrutinized carefully. The recent
Wiggin-C Chase National bank dis
closures have made congress and
the public more ''anti-banker"
than ever and Roosevelt can have
such legislation as he wants.
ACQUIRE BANK CONTROL
Deposit insurance will force all
banks into the federal reserve
system by 1886 and the RFC is
acquiring a stake in many banks
through buying their preferred
stock. Thus, increasing control
alread yis in process.
Commercial bankers will fight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-30

to eliminate the permanent insur.
ance plan, effective in July next
year, covering all deposits UP to
$4,000, IS per cent up to $780,
900, and so per cent above $780,
900.
Roosevelt would like to give
the permanent plan a tryout. Full
insurance of deposits up to $4,000,
effective in January, will be con-
tinued, in any event.
STOCK MARKET - A regula-
tory law seems sure. Roosevelt
wants to eliminate bear raids and
pool operations and his proposed
legislation will be based on re-
ports from both an inter-de-
partmental committee on stock
exchange control and the senate
banking and currency commit
tee, which still is investigating
the New York exchange. Possible
methods of control have been
studied carefully.
FIGHT SECURITIES ACT
SECURITIES ACT = Roosevelt
favors Identification" rather than
modification, opposes any weaken
ing, but wants to eliminate any am
biguities.
Investment bankers protest be-
ing held completely liable, along
with corporation directors, for any