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Evening star., 1938-07-07
NegIigees, House Goats, '3'''
OrieinalIy $S.95 to $lO.9S

OrieinoIly S5.95 to tIO.9S
II in rayon satin tailored and lacy styles, some
slide fastened. In white, dusty pink. blue. wine.
Sizes IA to 20.
Nexsees in ace-trimned rayon satin. Dusty ross, blue
Sizes lS 20 and 4o Were $ss5.
10 pairs Travel Paamas green rust blue 1ayon crepe
Sizes II to 20. Originally $595
Extra Nssgees in dusty rayon satin or purple
rayon crepe. Sine 5o Originally 4l095 Now------$SS5
NsolIauss, Third F1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Pajanas, SIS ws'' '''s

8 pairs pajamas in silk-and-rayon satin with con-
trasting piping. Sizes is, 16. II.
Rare-dye SIX Satin Gowns Handmade with hidden inner
seams machine stitched. Trimmed with mockng en-
hrodssy Blush ivory color. ssss a. 49, 4o Were t3s5
Nov --.-.--- -S2SS
PursAye Silk Satin Gowns, trimmed With Aencon-
type cotton lace. Tearose. sses a. ~ g. Were 1886
UxDnw8AR. TAnD ELooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Juniors Open-Crown
Linen Hats, sl'2'

were ~
IS, in navy, white, wine, aqua,
brown. Sizes 81 to 221a.
! Juniofs' Dress StraWs In brown,
navy. copper. Sizes 2lh to 32h
Originally sass. Now---3.7S
6 Children's Straw Hats In bonnet
and o6-ths-face styles. Navy,
brown. copper. 9ises II 70 ~.
Originally IS and $3.50. Now S1.45
CmDRHN's AND Juniors MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
SiIver-PIated Vegetable
Dishes, Less Than 10 Price

II with gadroon borders. Slightly imperfect. Origi
Silver plated Vegetable Dish slightly imperfect Was s.
Sterling Silver Sugar Originally so.
Sterling Silver Vase Was $ls.75. SIC
pair Sterling Silver Candeabra. Were $50 pair Now $50
Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher. Was s. Now $2Se
pair Candesticks in Sterling silver Were $3.50 pair
Now 3z.S0
Sterling Silver Coffee Cups Originally IS. 81
Salt Shaker glass and silver plated. Was SOC. Now
1 Pewter Tray originally $l250. Now----------- $3.50
IL Tea Sets alver-plated. Eve-piece Originally $l250
Chests for Silver. Originally -. $3.50. Now-ss
Is Sterling Silver Sherbet Sets. Sets Of Were So rs
Sterling Silver FIotwors
Dinner Knives assorted patterns Originally 3367
Dinner Knives, Carthage pattern. Originally 3sS3
Dessert Knives Wallace Antique pattern Originally $3os
Now 81 20
Dessert Knives French Antique pattern Originally s2s1
Now soc
Dessert Knives assorted patterns Originally ss33
Now rs
Forks assorted Originally 1892 to $4S3
Dessert Fer assorted Originally 81 to 1857 Now S12e
Salad Fish Forks King George pattern. Originally
S23S0. for $l1.75
0ystsr Forks. Originally for $12 Now------6 for So
Butter Spreader Regency pattern Originally for $1867
NOW Tor 1913
Csd Meat Fss, Virginia Carvei pattern Originally $3.50
Many Of Above Items Slightly Damaged.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Girls Dresses, SIS ~.'. i"

a. in colorful assortment Of cotton prints. Sizes
7, 10, II, II.
aS G and Chubbess Cotton Dresses In solid oooas and
prints sises to II. Originally - and -. Now -n7s
onis' AYpARSz. FoU1TH F1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
One-Piece Foundations, '3'''
OrisinaHv $40

Originally $40
II Woodthrop Texees, and Bien Jolie makes cotton
batiste, rayon. elastic and Lastique. Sizes - 3e,
80, SO, 40, a.
Warner White Csrssssttss rayou satin pans front
With "IAstex Downstfech back sises 36 36
81, SS Were 4S. Now
Imported Easae Step-m Gfdlss of eot*on-and-9ayon.
sises a. 3o a. Originally el3So Now
4 CoaR3s, THnp Fkooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Dinner Services Reduced

Sets made from open stock-close-out pattern.
Yellow daisy design with green leaves and bees.
L. ST. piece Service for Eight including baker, patters
l sugar bowl and creamer. Was $72. Now------H2.Se
1, s-piece Service for Eight including baker platter
and gravyboat with fast stand Was $62 Now $3.50
1 Breakfast Service for Six IS pieces Was $2s5o
Now $500
IL China Service Plates deep shoulder with floral
China Service Plates, with wide shoulder, floral
center. Were $3.50. Now
dozen Fruit Jar Tops Metal with glass liner and rubber
bands. Originally 40c dozen Now
Metal Tray. Dark blue with old ivory hand-decorated
design. Scared. Originally 20. Now----------S35o
I Pottery Tea and Salad Set Yellow lining ivory
teor. 23piece service for SIX Was SIS SET
CHINA, FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Sports Frocks, $50
OrisinoIly 5lO.95 to SIS

OrifiN0lly ylO.95 to US
IS sports frocks in cotton linen and rayon fabrics
Assorted colors Sizes IL to 20, 40, ~.
- Tailored Sports Frocks In prints and plain colos
One piece styles. Sizes II to 20. Were $2295
Two-piece Tailored Suits in White, pink blue.
Slightly soied Sizes II to 16 Originally 1885, $685.
Rayon Bleases prints and plain colors. White,
bfue pink Sizes 50 to 46. Originally s. to $685.
ePoafswEAR TnnD F1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
ChiIdren's Socks
8 pair. 81

Oyif;sslly zSc to SOC pair !.
$50 pairs anklets, socks, half
socks, and knee-highs In Z
broken size and color assoft-
ment.
CH1xYasRas HosuaY. A1l1 II, NJ
First rtooe.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Mems Summer Shoes
s5'4' Originally $3.50

80 pairs white buck with black or tan
calf trim, all-white buck, or tan calf
with fawn calf trim. Wing or straight
tip styles, with crepe or leather soles.
Sizes: A-8 to IL; B+7h, 8; CT, IN.
10, 10h, IL; D-6Ha, 8, 8A, 8, 9h, 101z.
The MEMS STORE, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
AIpid Pine Bath Salts
10 We're SI.7s

IL large cans refreshing pine
salts.
Rubber lined Tourist Bags in as
sorted colors. Were 81. Now 81
53-piece Toilet Sets In assorted COL
ors. Were $S25. Now $3.50
l 3-piece Toilet Set In blue. Was
l Apiece Toilet Set in blue. Was
IS. $3.50
5 S-piece Toilet Sets in assorted
colors. Were $3.50. Now
TonErRIEs. A1sLEs II AND 13,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Juniors Cotton Pajamas
81 is Wsre 81

20 pairs IN tailored two-piece
styles. Assorted stripes. Sizes
IL to II.
Is Girls Cotton Pajama and Ceat
Ensembles in solid colors and dots.
Two-piece style pajamas. Sizes 10
to II. Were $3. Now---l.65
0nLs' AND JUNIORS FuRN1sHuess,
FoWfH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Juniors Cotton Print
Dresses, s2.s'

Were $3.95
IS, in two-piece styles. Shan
tung-weave cotton. Sizes IL
to II.
10 Dresses in . variety Of rayon-
and-cotton fabrics in white and
pastels. Sizes II to II. Originally
37o5. Now ----$3.SS
7 Tailered Summer Dresses In ray
on "Tweedskin". Beige. sises II
to is. Were 1926. Now -$6.S5
Is summer Cotton Knit Dresses,
two-piece, boucle-weave. Maize,
blue, pink. white. Sizes II to II.
Were $395. Now --3l.S5
8 Wool Bathing Suits In maize.
white, pink, navy, brown. One and
two piece. Sizes 80 to SO. Were
$5.95. Now -$3.S5
JUNIOR MISSES APPARYL,
FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
LAMBS and Shades Reduced

1 Wrought Floor Lamp adjustable arm Brass font
Was $3.50. $3.50
Bridge Lamp ivory gilt finish Adjustable socket Wa
ss Now ---1 50
i Mica Shade with decorated edge. ls-inch. Was $3.50
Nnw IS
Table Lamp. ivory china with red English tower design
w.. ss Nov ------ $3.50
Tall Vanity Lamps in imported crystal glass Originally
$3.50. NOW -~s''S
Other lamps and shades also reduced.
LAMPS, 9pvINTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
.onen's Dresses, 'o'''
Wsrs $I6.95

~ polka dot silk chiffon shirtwaist dresees print
silk chif1ons and crepes and rayon sheers. Sizes
l6 to ~.
IL Rayen Crepe Jacket Suits in plain navy prints. Ses
20 to ~. Originally $22s5 to $2sss Now--------N2ss
- Print Shitwat Dresses and Jacket Suits.
Rayon and twin print redngotes. Sizes 16 to a. Orig
Striped Rayon Suits in silk prints and sheers Sizes %
to 10. Originally $2ss5 to $4oe5. Now------------NsN
For Shorter Women
2S Pussy Willow Print Silk Jacket Sus also print Gk
chiffon rayon crepe and rayon lace dresses. Sizes 1S
to 24h. Were Sl3s5, $685.
Twin Print Silk Redngots Ensembles in navy, black.
luggage blue Sizes 1914 to 24h Were Sass to S25.
Silk Chiffon Redingote Ensembles in navy or
black. Sizes 1871 to $24h Were $685. Now------&1sS
WoAnNs DREssEs THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Novelty Silk Crepes and Sheers
SIR ward Originally 81 to SI95 yard

200 yards in plain colors, including Shantung and
Victoria crepes. 80 inches wide
400 Yards Vasabond Asnk Crepe blue 30 inches WIDE
80 Yards Rayon Check sporwear Red check only
80 inches wide. Originally $16 yard. Now--------Sec
800 yards Short Silks and Rayons plain and printed
All greatly reduced
YARD GooDs SECOND F1ooR.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Special for Friday Selling
Mems, Young Mems Summer Suits
$I6.75 w.r,,usp

awoo tropical worsted The selection includes blues
gra and browns plain coors and neat patterns Sizes Reg
1ars Shorts, Longs, Souts.
81 Sports Coats reduced and Wool hanne sheand
models
$40
Shorts, Longs
Stout Shorts, 1889 240 Were $275 $3.50
lightweight
IS to 49, and 4 2s9
MENsS F1ooR
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Wolmen's Sports Shoes

100 pairs with crepe and fiber soles, in white and
white with color trim. Bucko and pigSkn.
10 pairs Womens Arnold Authentic Sports Shoes In white
and tan-and-whe Discontinued pattern Were sloeo.
WoArENs sHoEs, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Misses Formal Frocks Reduced

4 Iroup that ihcludeS dinner and evening gowns.
snk marquisette. silk chiffon, rayon lace-and-net,
rayon crepe and cotton In white pink, peach maize
or prints. Sizes 10 to 18.
3, originally s14ss and siss5 Now--------------ss
g. originally 22ss and SIS.
5, 1855 to t2S.
4 were alo oS Nov-..---....... 50
o. sass saops
4 vpre s2s SIS 50
Wedding Gown In white rayon satin Size H. Originally
x2a as Nov S145o
Wedding Gown Of ivory rayon satin Size H. Was e799o
Now $3.50
l Cape Of red rayon net Originally 1885, Now-S775
Fun-lensth Wrap Of rayon taf1eta. Was 1855.
MIss.s' FoaxAL ROOM THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07

Women's Hats, '2'1
Originally $3.95 to $40
Is in good style and color
range. Straw, fur felt. or
rayon fabric.
IL Millinery Salon Hats, originally
STATS to $25. Now-----94.7S
MILLINERY. THIRD FLooR.
Juveniles Swim Suits
sI'ss We're s3sS
II, in rayon satin, woven with
''Lastex" yarn. Prints. Sizes
1 and 8.
onLs' sPoarswEAR, FoURfH F1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Mems Handkerchiefs
Greatly Reduced

PSI in white linen, plain and initialed,
and plain colored and neat patterned
silks. Is, were Csc. Now -1Sc. 50,
were Soc. Now 25c. 10, were 81.
Now -55c. "a, were $3.50 Now CSC
rs pairs Mems Golf Hose in all-wool knee
length. Plain white and white with fancy
tops. Sizes 10 to IL. Were $3.50 pair. Now CSC
The MEN's STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Exceptional Savings
Linen Dish ToweIinq
: 6 yards 95@

1900 yards of durable absorbent pure linen towel
ing in natural with choice Of blue green, red, Q
gold striped borders.
LINENS SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-07
Women's Evening Jackets, S

OrisimslIy S695 TO SlO95
in rayon bengaine, bolsro styles IN black. WHITE
and colorful stripes.
Bdere Jackets IN rayon sharkaktn IN whte pink btns
Were $685.
Dinner and Evening Dresses In plain printed silk chiffon
and printed silk eises 32h, 40 ~ Originally 322e6
to 42oo6.
Sk Chien Dinnss Dresses IN border prints. eses 80 g.
Originally tss.oS.
woaaExs FORMAL ROOM, THnD Ftooa
Evening star., 1938-07-07

UxDyawsAR. THnD Hooa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
COW MOOSE KILLED-s25

For killing a COW moose, c. Gar diner was recently fined $25 by U. s. Commissioner William N. Grow den at Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
SEA LIFE IS ALASKA BASIS
 OF FILM SAGA
Barrett Willough by Spawn of the North
 Showing, Coliseum

A dramatic story of two men whose lifelong friendship is broken by an Arctic feud but who are fin- ally reunited through the terrific sacrifice of one of them is told in t"Spawn of the North" Paramounts epic tale of romance, war and hero ism in frontier Alaska, which is now showing at the Coliseum.
 George Raft, playing role similar to the one which won him laurels in Souls at Sea- is the neer- do-well but captivating ad- venturer of the Northland, who flaunts every law of Alaska but gives up everything for his life long friend and the girl he loves. Henry Fonda, fresh from his tri- umphs in "Jezebel" and Block ade,' plays Rafts devoted friend and reluctant enemy, and Dorothy Lamour, in her biggest dramatic role to date, will be seen as the typical gallant woman of the North country.
 The story of Spawn of the North is ba3ed on the original novel by Barrett Willoughby, Alas ka's best-liked native writer. It tells what happens when war hits the fishing country of the Archi- pelago, with fishermen pitted in -and-death struggle with bold salmon pirates, and shows the fate of two lifelong friends who find themselves arrayed against each other.
 Romance, in the persons of Miss Lamour and Hollywood's newest star discovery, Louise Platt, does as much as the salmon war to drive a wedge between Raft and Fonda When Raft realizes that his war has brought nothing but unhap- piness and danger to the three peo- pie he loves best he makes a great sacrifice to prove his real devotion to them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
Boy Kills Sister
Petersburg Press)

Yesterday morning, August 25) at about 10:45 o'clock, another tragedy of a death resulting from children playing with firearms was written as siX-year-old Jerry Willis killed his four -year-old sister, Dor0- thy, at their home across from the new diesel power plant. The chil- dren were alone at the time, the father, Dan Willis, being out of town at the Todd cannery where he has been working during the sal mon season, and the mother being at work in one Of the local shrimp canneries. The fatal weapon was a 22 special rifle Little Dorothy was shot just below the neck and died within ten minutes.
 Immediately following the shoot ing neighbors called Deputy U. s. Marshal Christensen and Dr. T. w. Benson but the child was dead when they arrived.
 Besides Jerry, there are two other surviving childen; John, who is 12, and Mrs. Russell Shook, the oldest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
Visitors Here a From ketChikan
 Return Tomorrow
MT. and Mrs. Archbold End Three Weeks Stay on
 Gastineau Channel

MT. and Mrs. c. M. Archbold, who have been in Juneau for the last three weeks, will leave tomorrow for Ketchikan where MT. Archbold is District Regional For ester
 The presence of the Archbolds in Juneau has been the inspiration of much entertaining in their honor For Mrs. Archbold, Mrs. J. G. Shepard and Mrs. Keith Wildes were hostesses at tea. Mrs. Wellman Holbrook and Mrs. Charles Sabin gave luncheons for Mrs. Archbold last week. Dinner hosts for Mir and Mrs. Archbold have been MT and Mrs. w. J. Mcdonald, MT. and Mrs w. A. Chipperfield, Dr. and Mrs R. H. Williams and MT. and Mrs R. l.. Bernard
 For MT. and Mrs. Archbold, MT and Mrs. Bernard were hosts at ar informal at-home Thursday after noon, and Mrs. Robert Bender en- tertained for the Archbolds at the Governors House Thursday eve ming.
 Mrs. Archbold, formerly Hone, Kelly, was born in Douglas and at tended school on Gastineau Chan nel as a child While here she re- newed many old friendships, me- again friends whom she had no seen for many years. For the las six years MT. and Mrs. Archbolt have lived in Ketchikan.
 While in Juneau MT. and Mrs Archbold have been staying at tht Juneau Hotel During MT Arch. bold's absence from town on tht Forestry Service bear-count on Chi. chagof Island, Mrs. Archbold wa. the house guest of MT. and Mrs Bernard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
WALT DISNEYS "SN0W WHITE"
 FEATURED HERE
Enchanting Music in First Full Length Animated
 Film at Capitol

High drama, pathos, excitement and suspense are woven into Walt Disneys feature length picture, Snow White and the Seven Dwarls,' now at the Capitol.
 In the seyen-reel Technicolor pie ture Snow Whites beautiful but vain and wicked Queen consults her eerie magic mirror to find who is the fairest in the land. When the mirror replies Snow White" the Queen retreats to her secret dun geons at the bottom of the castle, through which a mysterious river flows. Here, in scenes which could never be done with the limitations of regular motion picture technique, she brews magic potions and turns herself into an old witch, to an ac- compartment of lightning and crashing thunder. She disguiSes her. self thus so that she may go to Snow White living in the Cottage of the seven dwarfs and, posing as an old peddler woman, induce her to bite into a poisoned apple.
 The ultimate in excitement and suspense comes when the dWarfs, discovering the Queen at their cot tage, chase her through a blinding thunder anf rain storm, up into mountain fastnesses where, just as she is about to roll a boulder down on them, a bolt of lightning sends her toppling over a cliff into ob- livion.
 Calculated to bring a tear to the eye of everyone is the sequence wherein the dwarfs, believing Snow White dead, build a glass coffin for her so that they may still look upon her beauty. They place it in a flower laden bower in the woods, where they and the small birds and animals take turns keeping watch over it.
 Romance comes riding along soon, however, in the person of hand some young Prince, long in love with Snow White. He kisses her, breaks the spell of the magic apple, and the two ride away to lasting hap piness, with Snow White promising to return to visit her forest friends from time to time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
HESSE ALLOTS $500
 FOR LANDING FIELD

An expendiJure uI 95OO for fur ther improvement of the landing field at Stevens on the Yukon has been allowed by William A. Hesse, Territorial Highway Engineer.
 The recommendation for the work was made by Noel Wien of Wien Alaska Airlines, and notification of approval has been received by the WAA office in Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
RUPERT FISH SALES

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Sept. g. thousand pounds of halibut were sold here today at $50 and s cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
SURVEY OF NARROWs ENDS

The jetting crew which has been working in Wrangell Narrows for the past two months on survey for the projected widening and deep cning of the steamer channel, has completed work and left for Wran- gell to engage in harbor survey work there.
 Today's News Touay-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
GUDMUND JENSEN IS
 BACK, NIGHT PATROL

Gudmund Jensen has completed assessment work on his mining properties and has returned to his duties as Juneau's Merchant Night Patrolman, returning to his duties last night Jack Zavodsky has been for Jensen for the past several months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
PLACER LEASES BOUNGHT

Three miles of placer leases on Boulder Creek in the McDames area of the Cassiar Mining District have been bought by s. c. Burlington and Joe A. Walsh from Percy Pea cock and Jack Wheaton. The pur- chase price was $85 00O, of which Peacock receives $6OOOO and Wheat on, $25,0Oo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
HAVE RADIO TELEPHONES

Forester J. M Wyckoff reports that radio telephone service has been installed on the Ranger 8 and in the Petersburg office. This gives radio telephone service to Ketchi- kan, Petersburg and Juneau. Ran ger boats ?. 8, g, and 10, and the launch Forester are all radio tele- phone equipped.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02

The Atlantic cable was laid in 1866.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02

Empire classlIleds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
WED AT PETERSBURG

Miss Florence Johnson, recent ar rival from Seattle. and Roy Dahl employee of the Petersburg Cold Storage Company were married at Petersburg August 27. They will reside in the Wrangell Narrows me- trOpoliS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
TO HUNT BEAR

c. o. Doe" Dillon, Fairbanks fireman and probably the best shot in the Panama Valley Rifle Associa- ton, plans to go on a brown bear hunt on Admiralty or ChichagOf Islands during the fall. He will make his base at Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
ANCHORAGE BAND
 HERE ON MONDAY

The Anchorage City Band will undoubtedly pass through Juneau next Monday on the way to Ket- chikan to participate in the Ameri- can Legion Convention. Six known American Legion Auxiliary dele gates are accompanying the band together with American Legion dele gates. The Auxiliary delegates are Eleanor Marsch, Nancy Delaney Edna Raynor, Mary Hopkins, Mae Jenkins, Jean Reekie
 The delegates and the band mem bers will be entertained at the Dug out during the stay of the steamer in Juneau port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-02
SKATERS MOVE

Ed Shaffer, of the Sanitary Meat Market, has taken possession of the James Larson residence on Twelfth Street. Shaffer recently purchased the house, which is considered one of the good buys in realty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-17
Parade Tonight On
 Washington Hill
"Open f1ouse" Program at Community House Follow
 ing Serenade of Neigborhood- Drum Corps to Lead
WASHINGTON HILL

Waterbury's only parade in recog- hilton of St. Patrick will be held tonight on Washington Hill and will be led by the Washington Park Fife and Drum corps. The parade will be followed by an open house program at the Washington Park Community house.
 The parade will form at the Com munity House and proceed on Syl- van avenue to Baldwin street, work ing up Baldwin street, taking in several side streets and finally pro- ceeding to Luke street and back to the Community House. The green and white uniforms of the corps are very appropriate to the oc- casion.
 Supervisor William D. Shea is in charge of the entertainment which will be presented at the Com munity House following the par ade. A large number of spectators are expected to attend.
 Sarbenders
 A special program in honor of St. Patrick has been arranged for tonight's meeting of the Earbend- CTS. which will be conducted in the Community House. The regu- lar "45" tournament will be con- tniued as usual. Further plans will also be made for the annual ban quet which will be held at the Com munity house, April g,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-17
ST. PATRICK, MO-,
 HAS CELEBRATION
Irish Inhabitants of Village Honor Theirs, Towns
 Patron Saint

St. Patrick, Mo-, March 17.-(UP) The Kelleys and Murphys and O'ShaughneSSyS and the rest of the 5l Irish inhabitants of this village decked themselves out in green rib- bons and shamrocks today and at- tended high mass in honor of their own and the towns patron saint.
 The inhabitants also celebrated the 10lst anniversary of the found- ing of St. Patrick, which was settled by group of Irish pioneers in 1897.
 It is the boast of the people of St. Patrick that cnly three other towns in the United States are named after the Irish saint, and two of them don really count be- cause the names have been changed to Spanish.
 They are St. Patrick. Ohio; San Patrico, Texas, and San Patrico, N. M.
 Special services were held at St. Patrick's Catholic church.
 The busiest person in town was Postmaster John N. Kirchner who spent the day cancelling hundreds of other pieces of mail which stamp collectors had sent here for the postmark.
 St. Patrick is in the extreme northeast part of the state, in Clark county. The town is nearly isolated and the only highway connecting it with the rest of the world is Missouri z, which joins U. s. 61.