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Evening star., 1938-10-22
Some Say Eagles Used Meat AK.

accounts the action reported Some eyeWInes admit
that Mr. Baugh hit fairly and
little enthusiastic said speaking
after ALL early the and they probably were
excited"
the three unidentified Eagles pounced
himself the ball When they got him down.
whipped brace and bit and began
Singers Another jumped
the third started to slash
rate a butcher knife.
of talk 1t made lot Of talk during the inter-
Fherty chased all
authority that he addressed his
hearty employees with strong fighting words Anyway
Mr. Kraue
touchdown The Redskins
game, 26 to %.
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SPIDERS FACE ROANOKE
Richmond Starts Pair Of Triple
Threats in Game Today,

Threats in Game Today.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. % P.-
Richmond's Spiders, defeated only
by v. M. l., met Roanoke College In
City Stadium today.
Richmond started two triple threats
at halfback in an effort to inject more
power into the Spiders attack.
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Statistics.

,oT oToushfdo,WnsMsssampson sssmpson L2,. ,Nowaskey
auskas). Point after touchdown-Batso
@ @9plaesment KICK; Susbstitutions--Georg
rsdH BATES ssroTe
kas. Eberle CARPENTER. James. Adler. Car
riere Saeeer Weidenfeller: Clarey. zelaska.
Hockenherry Cello. Milbrady. Wott. Rich
ard. Wilhide. Referee-Mr. O'Meara fGon-
zagao., Umpire-Mr Lilly (Illinois)
Head linesman-Mr Compton (Randolph-
Macon). Field iudee-Mr. Brewer Mary
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Glass Hieh Q o Z o.
Touchdowns-Nowland, Gooden. Points
after touchdown--Nowland Tecoyereo
placement9. Read 5 Substitatlens' mpt'sn Mnmford.
Alien and Scott Glass .Hirh-;Dobsen,
Wood and childress. Referee-Mr1 s-- 1Ana Du
hurst. Field ;udge-Mr Hallett ViT-
ginia. Head linesman-J. Glass (G.
High.
A big second period in its game at
Silver Spring yesterday put Bulls
School ahead of Shenandoah Military
Academy, 1910. Two touchdowns IN
that quarter wiped out 3-point ad-
vantage gained by Shenandoah on
16-yard field goal by Devonshire IN the
opening period. The military eleven
made its only touchdown late in the
game when Devonshire again tailed
Evening star., 1938-10-22

Land0n's Slate Marred.
A visiting st. Christopher High
eleven from Richmond downed Lam
don School, 40. tallying in the sec
ond and fourth quarters. 1t was Lam
don's first defeat of the season and
the Richmonders' third successive VIC
Evening star., 1938-11-30

3 rooms. kitchen and bath S67. 80
1 roons. kitchen and bath S72.6O
Electric refrigeration. Res. Ngr.
Elevator. switchboard.
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21I6 p STREET

rooms, kitchen. bath and porch.
Electric 1efrigeration. Resident
Manager,
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3oz5 18th STREET
l1o7 LIN STREET

2 bedrooms. living room. kitchen
and bath $4,000 & $55. 90
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1926 18th ST. NV.

3 rooms and bath (no kitchen) Z.
Electric refrigeration. Switch.
board. Elevator service. Resident
manAgef
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rooms, kitchen and bath.
} rooms. kitchen. bath and porch.
overlooking Rock. Greek Park.
&eaident AAnaIaI.
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1910 ASHMeAD PLACE

large rms, kit. and bath A6.0O
Electric Refrigeration.
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1918 RIGGS Pl. NV.
1918 N STREET

/ rm.. dinette, kit. bath.
Resident manager. elec. refrg.
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room, bath (no kitchen), olee.
tric refriReration.
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1901 CALVERT STREET

2 rooms, kitchen, bath and large
porch; shower bath; abundance
Of closet space. g. E. refrigera-
ton. Res. Mgr.
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1886 r STREET

rooms, Kitchen. bath and porch,
$4,000
Refrigeration on house current.
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1914 MT. PLEASANT STREET
BIAS MT. PLEASANT STREET

Electric refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
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1917 independence Ave. S.W.

Opposite Capitol Grounds
Apis. of 3 rooms. kitchen and bath:
S65-S60. Resident MANAGER. Met,
1859.
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3lol PA. AVE. Sc.
New Building Overlooking City,
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette, bath $55. 90
Living room. 2 bedrooms, dinette,
kitchen. bath e exposures) S65.OO
Res. MSr., Mrs. Middleton. At S321-J,
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$500 18th STREET
Furnished or UnfurnishedD
1 room. large dressing room. bath.
Frigidaire.
2 and 3 rooms. kitchen. bath and
i. porch. Refrigeration on house
current. Large enclosed porches;
garage. Res. Mgr.
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2zz2 QUE STREET

AptS. containing entrance han. liv.
ing room. dining room. kitchen.
pantry. 2 bedrooms and 2 baths.
Electric refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
Elevator. Building desiraby To-
Gated Just on Mass. Ave.
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1901 WYOMING AvEkUE

and 8 rms. kit. and bath,
and rms. kit. 8 baths.
bedrooms. 8 baths, draw. rm.,
library. din. rm.. kit, maids
quarters. Electric refrigeration.
Res, MGr,
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1919 COLUMBIA RD.

3 and s rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch. Resident manager.
Refg. on house current.
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THE PARAMOUNT
s29 QUINCY ST. INV.
Gas. cleo and refrR. included in
rent. Elevator. Resident manager.
2 rooms. kit. d. D., bath and open
porch
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THE NoRMAkDlE
681. GeorEia Ave.
Ma n~fuAS-~N

rooms kitchen. dinette, bath and
Gas. Elec and Refrigeration Included.
Res Mgr. Mrs. Hyatt, Geo. 5000.
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Apt. Of z rooms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50. Resident manager. Me. 1883.
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THE SAVOY
THE HERMITAGE

2OO4 14th st. NV.
Apt. Of 4 rooms. kitchen and bath:
S67.50. Resident manager. Ad. 301l.
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THE LEGATION
S42O Connecticut Ave.,
N, w. Corner Of LeGati0n St.

2O4 ? STREET NV.
Apt. Of rooms. kitchen and bath.
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RANDALL II. HAG:NER s. COMPANY
REAL ESTATE
4514 CONN. AVENUE

bedroom, bath. living room, d.
nette. kitchen SCI. 90
bedroom, bath. living room, din
ing room. dinette. screened or
enclosed porch. kitchen SS7 so
bedrooms. bath. living room.
dinink room. dinette, kitchen
and enclosed porch -----S105.0O
Res. Mgr. Elevator. Sec. Switch
board. Refg. on house current.
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IhE SElMONT
1885 3rd St. NE.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S47 90
Gas, Electricity and Refrigeration
Included In Rent
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Etzler. Dec. 1880,
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(oooEnnsd @ Ns1t faSa)
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GARDEN TOWERS

1437 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Eight-story elevator bldg. Elec. ref.
Resident manager. Two rooms, kitch-
en-. dining alcove, bath, foyer. S67 so
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1117 Vermont Ave.
Apt. Of 1 room. kitchen and bath;
$3.50. Resident manager. Me. 6377.
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THE METROPOLITAN

5-story elevator bldg. Secretarial
telephone service Gas. electricity and
gas refrg.. included in rent.
One and two rooms. kitchen, d. q.
and bath (some with porche0. Resi-
dent manager.
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Livinq Room Pieces

VerdunvilIe Soto with tufted back and seot
Red wool domosk cover. Was $345. Now SITS
Chinese chippendoIs Soto. Blue cotton-ond-
silk tapestry covers. Actual reproduction Of
Williamsburg piece. Was 1924. Now, $219.5o
BorreI-Boek Choir with reversible down-fied
scot cushion Cedar cotton donosk cover.
Was $1O7.5O.
chippsndeIs Wing chairs with reversible
down. filled scot cushions. Blue, two toned
cotton Tapestry. Were $3.50. Now $46.5o
Club choirs with reversible scot cushions.
Choice in cotton tapestry covers. Were
$3.50. Now $3.50
French Arm Choir with brown needepoint back
and scot Was SIS. $3.50
French Arm Choir with imported wine-eoored
cotton topesty cover. Wos $46 Now $3.50
Lounge Choir. Mulberry cotton tapestry
cover Reversible down-fiIIed scot cushion,
hair filling. Was $475O. Now $3.50
chippsndeIs Arm Choir in blue antique cotton
velvet. Mahogany frome. Was $3.50.
Living Room Choir with royon-ond-eotton
ooId-eoored donosk cover. Was $44.50.
Now $3.50
Tlftsd-Beek Choir with plum -coored antique
cotton velvet cover. Down-fIed reversible
scot cushion. Was $lO5. Now---$S5
French Arm Choir with wine -coIored cotton
topestry cover in needIepoint effect. Wos SIS.
FURNITURE. Sixth FLOOR,
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right" the mate said to the captain.
The captain nodded. I'VE must
keep this quiet. The other passen-
gers mustn't know. Ill have to make
out an official report. Has somebody
pen?"
Absently, Paxton fumbled in his
pocket. The captain took the pen and
began to write. The doctor packed up
his things and departed with word
about returning when the captain was
through. The mate and steward re-
manned by the door, talking in low
tones.
Suddenly the captain looked up from
his writing. Mate, when man who
has been drinking goes of to sleep,
what's the first thing he Graves upon
awakening?
"A shot of the same stuff" the mate
replied readily.
That's right. isn't 1t, Mr.. Paxton?"
the captain said, turning to Paxton.
Paxton hesitated. why. yes, I
should think So"
I'll bet you'd think sol" the cap
tain declared. You know 30. That's
why you filled up Bradford's whisky
glass and loaded it with poison. You
knew he'd gulp 1t down upon awak-
ening."
You're crazy!" Paxton was suddenly
tense and rigid in his chair.
Perhaps. If so, you won't mind us
searching your luggage and your person
for that vial OF poison, will you?"
There was tight silence. It was
broken suddenly by Paxton. whose
eyes had not left the captains face,
leaping to his feet and plunging head
long toward the door. The steward
let out a bleat Of fright and tried to
get out OF the way. He stumbled and
fell. directly across the fleeing mans
path. Paxton tripped over him and
pitched head first into the arms Of the
| mate.
The mate didn't need the captains
admonition to hold on. He knew q
guilty face when he saw one.
1T was perfect job of forgery"
the captain explained later. 1T was
the ink in Paxton's pen that made me
suspicious. 1t was heavier-he wrote
the part absolving himself with it..
So while was writing I kept thinking
and I figured out that's the way 1t
could have happened. OF course, it
was shot in the dark"
The mate grinned "A shot in the
dark that made bull's-eye."
| Copyright. 1889
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evidence enough as to what had hap
pened. Paxton crossed to a portfolio
and stood looking out, his face fur
rowed in thought. He had known ever
since the S. S. Thorndike had sailed
that the thing had been preying on
Bradford's mind. That was the
trouble with men when they committed
their first crime They couldn't stand
tbs mental strain.
Paxton pursed 1ais lips and turned
to stare at the sleeping man. Brad
ford had gotten himself well liquored
and then. to ease his conscience, had
written the confession. Afterward he
had drunk more whisky and gone to
sleep. Well, it would be an easy mat
ter to tear up the confession and talk
to Bradford when he came out of his
only be temporary remedy. No tell
ing when the fellow would get himself
sentimentally drunk again and write
another confession. And this time he
might involve Paxton.
Paxton recrossed to the table, sat
down, pulled the slip Of paper beneath
his eyes and studied it intently. Then,
with another glance at the sleeping
Bradford, he unscreWed his fountain
pen and laboriously set down the
words that would absolve himself of
any completely in the theft.
Afterward he compared his own
writing with that of Bradford and
q smile crossed his lips. A perfect job
of forgery. This, he thought, opening
his suitcase, will settle the thing once
and for all.
From the suitcase he produced tiny
vial, unscrewed the cap and poured
several drops into the whisky glass
Then he poured in a liberal shot Of the
liquor. A moment later he left the
cabin, made his way to his deck chair
and sat down with magazine.
During the next three hours Paxton
engaged himself in conversation with
half dozen people whom he and
Bradford had met on the boat. At S
O'Clock he excused himself, saying he
was going to his cabin to dress. At
SOS the ships captain rushed down
to Paxton's cabin in response to an
urgent summons.
The captain looked the situation
over, told frightened steward to run
for the ships doctor and the mate,
then turned his attention to Paxton.
Paxton was sprawled in a chair, mop
ping his forehead with handkerchief
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Furniture Greatly Reduced
All Pieces Are Advertised Subject to Prior Sale
Bedroom Furniture

Modern Style Suite with graceful, curved fronts
on oil pieces. Large, circular mirrors on
dresser and vonity. PoneI-type BEDS In woI-
nut or sunton finished mahogany veneers and
hardwood. Four pieces. Was $24l. Now,
$3.50
George Pike Style Suite Of walnut veneer and
gum. Choice Of three styles Of vonities. ponel-
type bed. Beautiful, eroined veneers nicely
finished. Four pieces. Was $3.50. Now,
$500
Modern Style Vonit;es in PoIdoo ond Peot-
wood with full-Ieneth mirror. Were $50
Modern Dressing TobIs with on unusually
large (4O inches) circular mirror. Berkey and
Gay. Was $l28.50. Now---$e4
Solid Maple KneehoIe Vanity in modern style
with 26-inch mirror Three drawers on eoch
end. Was $36.75. $ls.25
Ponel Style Beds with turned posts in mahogany
veneer and gum. Were $32. Now----$l6
Vietorian Style Bed with interesting turninqs
on posts. Was $50. Now---------$l5
Modern Style Bed with beautiful matched
sotinwood veneers. Was $45. Now $3.50
Solid Philippine Mohosony Bed in panel
style with turned posts on the ends. Was $45.
SIeish-typs Bed in mahogany veneer and
eumwood. Carved posts. Was $40. Now
$3.50
Bed with turned posts in solid mahogany with
mahogany veneer panel. Was SIS. Now
$3.50
Evening star., 1938-10-20
VIRGINIA u. ALUMNI
GROUP 100 YEARS OLD
Centennial Of Literary Magazine
Spectator, Also Is Being
Commemorated,
erecial Dispatch to The Star.

erecial Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct. 20.
Two centennials and two semicen-
tennials are being commemorated this
year at the University of Virginia,
now holding its 115th session.
This year the alumni association is
eommemorating the Tooth anniversary
OF its formation in July of 1888. This
Is also the hundredth year CT the pub
tication by University of Virginia STU
dents Of literary monthly magazine,
now known as the University Spec
tator.
Fifty autumns ago University of Vir-
ginia students played their first inter-
collegiate football game as members OF
an officially organized team. And dur
Ing that same session Of 1889 they
first published the student newspaper,
College Topics, which is now starting
on its 50th volume.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Dining Room Furniture

18th Century Style Buffet in wo'nut veneer
and gum. Turned legs and beautiful butt
wolnut veneers on 'front.' Was $3.50.
chippendoIs Style Chino in nohooony veneer
and eunwood. Two-door compartment ond
drawer in bose and three shelf top offord
unusual storoee spoce. Wos $3.50.
NO" -------------------
18th Century Style Chino Cabinet in mohoo-
any veneer and eumwood. Three ioroe
drawers in bose for linens. Three deep shelves
in top with grill on DOORS Was $50. Now SIS
66-ineh SidebooFd in mahogany veneer and
eunnwood. 4 large drawers on each end with
long center drower. Wos S65. Now--$32.5o
Duneon Phyfs Style Extension 1obis with two
four-Iee pedestols tipped bross claw feet In
mahogany veneer and ounwood. Wos $3.50.
HeppIewhits Style Buffet in red mahogany
veneer and eumwood. Spode foot legs. Small
size, 54 inches long. Was $47.50. Now
$3.50
Dining Room 1oble of wolnut veneer and gum.
Four-Iee double pedestal style offords unusual
stobiIity. Extension type. Wos SAB. Now $3z
Buffet. solid maple in 32-inch size, one large
drawer. Was $24.5O. Now
Drop-Leof Serving TobIe in solid maple. 3
drawers for storoee of linens. Was SIS.
Now ------- -SlS.75
sideboard, 54 inches, with large cupboard
compartment in bose, z drawers on top Solid
mople. Was $50. Now--------$37.5o
Buffet, IS inches, with two-door comport-
ment in base and fuI-Ieneth drower in top.
Solid maple. Was $40. Now----$3o
Extension TebIs, 44x3O inches with lo-inch
Ieof extension. Square sturdy legs, broced
at tho bottom. Solid mople. Wos SIT.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $l2.75
Serving TobIs. 36 inches, with drawer Solid
nnople. Was $l4.5O. Now
Side chsi', siot-boek, with well-broeed legs.
Solid maple. Wos $3.50. Now---$4
Side chsir, modern style with red Isotherette
scot. Was $7.45. kow---$5.So
Arm chsl. to match obovs. Wos $ll.95.
Now $S.95
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Occasional Pieces

Lamp TsbIss in mahogany veneer and gum.
Gracefully shoped legs and round tops. Were
50. Now $6.75
Chippsndols commedss for placing OF the end
Of sofos. Mahogany veneer and gum. Two
utility drowers and mooozine shelf. Were
pZI.
chippsndeIs End TsbIs with book trough. Was
$3.50. Now
Nest Tables with black gloss troy tops. Mo-
hooony or woInut finish on oumwood. Were
STATS. Now
Psdsstel Bsss Coffee Tsblss with removable
gloss troy tops Mahogany or walnut veneer
and gum. Were $40. Now-----$7.5o
Evening star., 1938-10-20
A SHOT IN THE DARK
By James Freeman.

Paxton's eye fell
on the confession
the moment he
came into the
cabin. He was not
surprised to dis
cover that it con-
tanned an admis-
sion of the embez-
Element he and
Bra dford h a d
shared in. Luckily,
Bradford had not
m e n tt ne d his,
Paxton's, name in
connection with the
crime.
In a bunk across
the room Bradford
lay sprawled gro
tesquely. His heavy
bre a t h n 6, the
empty glass and
half empty whisky
decanter on the
bedside table were
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Oyster Supper Planned.

BOYDS, Md, Oct. 20 Especially
The annual oyster supper of the La
dies Aid Society Of the Boyds Pres
byterian Church will be held at the
Boyds Hall October %.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

white and tren1-
bling nice act.
Did you know
about this?" the
captain asked, indi-
eating the confess
sion.
Paxton took the
paper in trembling
hands. His eyes
grew wide Is he
read. Good lord,
no! It doesn't
SccIH pOSSlUlc.
The entrance of
mate and doctor
forestalled any
thing else the cap
tain had to say.
The medical man
made a perfunctory
examination.
Dead by poison
ing" was the ver-
dict.
"Suicid de all
Evening star., 1938-10-20
A Close Race.

In the annual air race of 1872 miles
from London to Cardiff, Wales, the
first three machines landed within
seconds of each other.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Tipped Red Fox Chubby Coot Size a.
Jersey Muskrot Jacket. Size a.
Tipped Roccoon Coat Size 16
Mink dyed Mormot Coots. Size Is, 18
Black Corocu Lamb Coots. Sizes l6, l8
Beige Corocu| Lamb Coots. Sizes Ia, l6
! Dyed Sivertone Onnbre Muskrot jacket
Size H.
koffo-d dyed Pony Coots Size 16
| Skunk-dyed American Opossum 4O-inch
Coot Size l6
z Black Persian Paw Coots Size l6
2 Brown CorocuI Paw Goats. Sizes IA, l6
Eel Gray Corocu Paw Goats. Sizes IA, l8.
Gray Person Paw Coots Sizes Ia, l8
SeoI-dyed Muskrot Fineertip Jacket Size
a.
Eel Groy Corocu Lamb Coot Size a.
] Mnk-dyed Muskrot Coot. Size l6
Silver Muskrot Coat. Size l6.
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Rugs at Reduced Prices
II Seamless Administer Rugs in EARLY American and Per-
sion designs potens all discontinued 9x2. 81 zo5
$3495. Nov ------------------ H.
Is SeomIess Wool Wilton Rugs in a fine, extro heavy
quoliy in discontinued Pottens; 9x2 SIZE Were Sc so
WoffIe Top Rug Cushions Of hair; 9xl2 speeiol--$4e5
FurHFt
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Ribbed Undershirts of soft, comfort
able Durene cotton Reou-
IorIy Soc each. Now 4oe; s7.25
Comfortable Shorts Of white striped
cotton madras and brood-
cloth. Very full cut. Reeu-
s t9[,g Dg;;s 55e each: Now 45e; $50
Hondsome New Fall Tie. Of silk or
siIk-ondroyon, in smart stripes and
interesting patterns. Resilient con-
struotion keeps them
IS s. ssGps; s2so RSSev,o''y Sox 65e, Sis
Fine White Shirts of high Iuster COT
ton broodoIoth, tailored to feel COM
Portable and fit we'll through count
less woshines Collar ot-
toehed style. ReeuIorIy , rs
$3.50. Now, $l.95; for -
Snort Wool Hose in discontinued pot
terms, stripes and clocks.
vei1 wHud he% {esv,G;y syty! Be oa;%; a5s, 81 s375
Silk -ond-LisIe Hose in dis
continued patterns. Reeu-
Ior|y 81 pair. Now Csc; s SIS
Pors -
Comfortable oxfords by q WE'LL
known maker. They fit the first time
you put them on-there is no painful
breaking in. Fifteen different mod
els, black or brown, smooth
or grained leather. Regu- S7.45
|orIy $3.50. Now---
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Last Two Days-Friday and Saturday
Mems Annual Fall Event
Offering Unusually Large Savings on
Suits, Coats Haberdashery, Shoes

Luxurious Fleece overeoots in plain
dark groys, browns, and
handsome ploids. Reeu- S0O.5O
IorIy S45. Now ~
Rugged Tweed Topcoots by Lees Of
GoIoshieIs, tailored in Scotland. Brit
ish rag Ions in herring
bones, checks or smart
pIoin co|ors. Regularly $3.50
$50. NoW--------4 ~
Detachable lining Topeoots. One
coot thot gives you the service of
three. Crovenette-processed to pro-
tect you from sudden
showers. Regularly $40. $ZI.5O
Suits Of worsteds, eheviots and
twists, in single and double breasted
models and the new three
button lounge. Two poirs
trousers. Regularly S45. $3.50
Now ~
Suits Of tweeds, cheviots, and
worsteds With one pair
tSa troYsers: rs Regularly s55, 5000
Fine Custom-toiIored Suits featuring
new, and exclusive, patterns, in the
most becoming wooIen
fabrics of the season. $3.50
Regularly $65. Now--- ~
Comfortable Poiomos in popular
notched-co|Ior or MILDLY styles.
Striped cotton broodcIoth or
foncy soteens. Regularly So. $OL5
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Service Weight Granite Silk Hose
$1.35 pair $3l5

This the stoc king noted for weo-he stocking with runore
stone garter hem and Gonite garter boc
ond for better fit you may have it in short lengths sizes
9h regular lengths sizes " to 1Oh =. outszes to
HOSIERY, As1Ele eF1srF1
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Luxurious Black Velvet
Regularly 81
$1.95 yard I yard
300 yards MoIIinsons black velvet lovely quality,
in royon and silk. SO inches wide
500 yords Imported VeIveteen, twill back.
Fine velveteen in smart, wanted coIors t36
inches wide). Would regularly sell for ST IS ..,-
yard Now ------ Izo
SILKS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-20
WOODWARD & LO7
10Th IL" F AND G STREETS PHONE y
so Attractive Fur Goats
:: %'1s SD; F;s'!s:'y: ;s 1'7y $685.

e-of-o-kind.. An early selection is
Natural Onbre Muskrot Coot Size l6
z Brown-dyed Squirrel Jackets. Size l6
Cross-dyed Red Fox Chubby jacket. Size
Is.
z Sivertone-dyed Muskrot Coots. Sizes l6,
l8.
Dyed Skunk Chubby Jacket Size Ia, -
Civet Cot Fineertip Jacket. Size Ia.
MoIeskn Coot Size l6.
z Leopard Cot Coots. Sizes IA, 16
Black Pony Fitted Coot. Size Is.
z Groy Kidskin Coots. Sizes Is, ls.
z Groydyed Squirrel Belly Coots. Sizes Ii,
18.
! Dyed Pieced Skunk jacket. Size l8.
z Block Cross Persian Lamb Coots Sizes
Is, l8.
Seo-dyed Muskrot Coat. Size l6
Back Muskrot Coot Size l6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08
Anthony J. (Tony) DlMOND
 for DELEGATE

Who would work harder thdn Tony? Who would accomplish as much?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08

THIS IS REPRESENTATIVE TICKET. IF ELECTED THESE NOM
 EVERYONE BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE BECAUSE. KNOW THIS TICKET STRAIGHT AND YOU'LL VOTING TO LIFE BEFORE LEGISLATURE. SO THAT BODY CAN ACT INTEL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08
OSCAR G. OLSON
 for TREASURER

When you con re-elect q Treasurer like Oscar Olson, why take q chance on q new mdn? There is not one chance in q thou sand thdt you could get as good q man!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08
HENRY RIDDEN for SENATOR

Everyone knows Henry ROden!" He has made q GOOD Senator, and, everyone knows he will dgdin make q good Sen utOr, when reelected.