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Evening star., 1939-08-17
Girls and Juniors Hats.
u ~ Originally $3.50

70 Girls and Juniors wool angorette
and fur felt hats in classic styles.
Pink, aqua, yellow, rose, orchid
and beige. Headsizes 81 to 22l2.
43 Juniors Panama and Straw
Hats in classic and afternoon styles.
Pink. blue, bamboo and natural.
Flower and ribbon trim. Sizes
2112 to 2212. Originally 1895 to
$3.50 Now SI45
30 String Turbans in aqua, fuchsia,
red, yellow, brown, navy and black.
Originally So. Now 75c
30 Juniors Colored Pique Hats,
visor style in aqua, pink, yellow,
chartreuse and navy. Originally
"a Tiny Tots Hats in white pioue.
plain and button-on styles. Origi-
nally So. Now ------- 25c
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Infants Sunsuits, 45e
We're 75c and Sis

were 75c and yI.I5
81 Sunsuits, several in seersucker.
Sizes l, 2 and 3.
54 Pretty Sunsuit and Bonnet Sets.
Sizes /, 2 and 3. Originally $l.95.
Now Csc
IL Coat Sweaters of pink wool with
shawl collars. Sizes l and 2. Were
$l.95. Now 81. As
4 Pink Wool Sweaters, with but
tons in front. Size 2. Were $1.65.
Now CSC
White Pique Bonnets. Originally
$l.15. Now 45c
10 Pink or White Pique Coats.
Sizes 6 months and / year. Origi-
nally So. Now Csc
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Susie Cooper English
Earthenware Reduced

Many odd pieces of this maroon banded earthenware
Salad Bowls Were $3.50. Now ow----------------S $3.50
Sugar Bowls. Originally SIS S5c
l Money Pot. Originally $3.50 Now 75c
1 Round Nappy. Originally $3.50 75c
1 Open Baker. Originally $3.50 Now -65c
IL Rim Soup Plates Originally 85c Now, each
1 12nch Platter. Originally s.
~ Fruit Sauce Dishes Originally 60c Now ow-------15c
IL Imported Pottery Ash Originally ST.
Pottery Cigarette Boxes. Originally 81. Now
Pottery Bon Bon Jars, covered Originally ST.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Evening CaPes and Jackets, So:

Were SIO95 to SIS
II evening capes and jackets of rayon velvet rayon
taffeta, embroidered wool and marabou
6 Dinner Evening plain printed silk chiffon
Sizes 1872 2212 49, 421, to 46z Originally
S25. Now S7e5
II Dinner and Evening Dresses printed chiffon
silk marquisette and
Sizes 49, 49, A, 2ol2 to 242, 442 and 46. Were 1885
S397 rs. Now 1895
10 Dinner and Evening Dresses printed pque
some with jackets Sizes 20 &c. 49, AZ and A.
Now OK
WoMENs FORMAL ROOM FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Books Reduced

IL Sunday School Teachers Guides
for 1889 by Tarbell and by Pelou-
bet. Were $19O and 50. Now 81
II Listen Little Girl by Munro Leaf.
Were S1.50 Now 75c
Lot Assorted Titles in fiction and
non-fction. Originally 81 to So.
Now SOC
Lot Assorted Titles for Boys and
Girls. Originally soc to 81.
Now 25c tn 81
THE Book STORE, AISLE %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Foundations, s2.95

" ere S5
20 Summer one piece foundations
of cotton mesh with cotton lace
tops. Some Talon fastened and
cotton voile. Sizes "a, 35, SO, 81,
Al and Al.
5 Lily of France One Piece Founda-
tions of figured cotton-and-rayon
batiste with cotton lace tops. Sizes
38, 80, 40 and AZ. Were S750.
= - - - .
5 Rengo Side Hook Corsets of cot
ton and rayon batiste with elastic.
Sizes q, % and 30. Were SIS.
NOW N.95
CORSETS THrHn Fl ooP
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Satin Gowns, s2'95

" ere yJ.VS
9 Pure dye silk satin gowns with
straight cut. Dusty rose and blue.
Sizes 18. 19 and 20.
4 Silk Sheer Gowns in black trim
med with cotton lace Sizes 80 and
"a. Were $595. Now S2.95
3 Pure Dye Silk Crepe Gowns with
cotton lace and hand embroidery
trim. Blue, in sizes 36 and 40.
Were 1895. Now S1.95
2 Pure Dye Silk Satin Panties with
cotton lace trim. Black, size 38.
Were 1895. Now S2.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Girls PIaysuits, s|'@'
n.:6:JI c5Oc

Originally y3.95
IS of cotton, separate skirt or
jumper style. Sizes II, IA.
10 Girls Rayon Slacks Sets, white
and pastels. Sizes 7 to IL. Were
s295. Now ----- Sl.65
10 Girls Cotton Two-piece Stacks
Sets. Sizes II, IA. Originally
Sl.95. Now -- ---------- Csc
rs Girls Wool Bathing Suits, sizes
to Is, Originally s395. Now S1.95
25 Girls Cotton Shorts, white and
colors. Sizes to l6. Originally
Sl.l5 and Sl65 Now 75c
10 Wool Bathing Trunks, sizes 4,
6. Originally S2.95. Now Csc
rs pairs Girls Cotton Overalls, bib
top. Sizes 8 to 16. Were Sl.15.
GIRLS SPoRTsWEAR,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Boys Furnishings and
Clothing Reduced 1h

IS Wool Bathing Suits tops Boys
Were Sl75 and So. 85c and S145
so Wash Suits cotton broadcoh popln, short
sleeveless. Large color range Sizes TO- Originally
81
26 Shortsleeve Wash Suits cotton seersucker
broadcloth Sizes and s. Originally 81 S. Now Csc
10 Junior Sports Coats of cotton corduroy Light
weight and washable Sizes IL Originally S. S95
90 pairs "Rbbers" Cotton Socks 8
H. Were 35c. Now 6 ST.
16 Knitted Cotton Union Suits Sizes Originally 81.
Now
IS Youths Ties of rayonandsik in light Summer patterns
Originally ST. Now each,
"a Boys and Juniors Ties. Originally
20 Shorteeve Cotton Knit Sports Shirts with
Sizes Is and 49, Were 81. Now
Shorseeve Shirts khaki sports
neck Sizes g. TO- 1872 and 14a Originally ST. 45c
THE STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Boys Wash Suits, 95e

~ tIt 1l .OO
Is Boys cotton wash suits in Sum-
mer styles. Sizes 2 to years.
IL Boys Cotton Wash Suits in Sum-
mer styles. Sizes to 6 years.
Were S1.l5. Now oW---85 85c
Is Boys Cotton Wash Suits. Sizes
2 to 6 years Were $195. Now SI.45
30 Cotton Sunsuits and Shorts for
both girls and boys. Sizes 3 to 6
years. Originally 81 and $l.15.
IL Rayon Sharkskin Slack Sets.
Sizes 4, 5 and years. Were sl.95.
NOW Sl.15
Is Cotton Polo Shirts in striped
sport styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Were Csc. Now -45c
JUVENILE Apparel, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Girls Dresses, sI.S'

Originally S2.95 and s3.95
rs cotton-and-rayon dresses for
girls, 'teen-agers and half sizes.
Sizes Z to 16.
Is Girls Haf-size Sheer Cotton
Dresses. Sizes 1917, 1412, 1612.
Were $1.95. Now ---- $1.15
IL 'Teen-age Cotton Dance Dresses,
sizes IL, IA, 16. Originally $5.95.
Now $1.95
3 'Teen-age Spring Coats, light
weight wool. Size Is. Originally
1895 and $16.95. Now ----- $4.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Curtains, Special sl pair

300 pair of rued cotton marquiSee curtains in cream
beige and 2e yards long with wide full ruffles
100 pairs Tailored Open Mesh Cotton Curtains in cooru
2 yards long, headed and cased in brown red and
Special,
200 Tailored Cotton Marquisette headed
White beige "a yards long Special pair CSC
Is including odd bedspreads draperes
all greatly reduced Single and double bed lot
drapees chintz nen homespun, popn
cotton others of
100 Short Lengths homepuns
curtaning materials
CURTAINS DRAPER1Es SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Fabric Bags, 65e we,eu

IS fabric bags in light shades and coored striped
braids, some slightly soiled.
so Grained Leather Bags pouch styles top handles
have slide fastened pockets purses
are fitted with mirrors. Black navy Were ST 95 81
HANDBAGS, AISLE g. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Franciscan Ware Reduced

Manufa curer's Seconds
300 Dinner Plates in Ell Patio Montecto Coronado
patterns in assorted colors If perfect would be 70c
Now ----- 28c
100 Bread and Butter Plates, Ell Patio pattern Green
glacial blue, golden glow. If perfect would be 35c.
Now ---------------- 16c
Is Oval Paters in Ell Patio Pattern. Redwood or Chi
yellow. If perfect would be ST So SOC
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Luggage Reduced

Women Suitcase with removable mirror top Top grain
cowhide Were $40.
Now
Mems Fvepocket Brief Folds Top cowhde
and black. Were S1250 Now s795
Mans Dressing Case with twelve fittings Top grain
Was $25 Now S1695
Mans Dressing Case with twelve fittings cowhde
Was S25 Now SI4sS
Mans Seal Dressing Case fourteen fittings. Was $50
Now
l Woman's Case, fabrckoid Was 81 95 Now---- $1.sS
Woman Dressing Case with fittings Top grain cowhide
Womans Imported Pigskn Suitcase Was $50 -s27s5
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Juniors Shoes, 3 .9'

Were IS to S625
As pairs of junior misses' shoes in
white and brown and white, in q
variety of styles. Sizes in group:
AAA-5, 5l2, 6, 61a, 7, 71a, 8, 8h;
AA-5h, 6, 61a, 7, 71a. 8, 9; A,
Al, S, 5A, 6, 6lz, 7, w; B-31a,
4, Az, S, 6, Z. 7la, 8.
20 pairs ChiIdren's and Misses Open
Toe Sandals of white calfskin and
patent leather. Broken sizes. Were
81 and $3.50. Now S2.95
30 pairs Of Junior Misses Sports
Sandals with cork soles. Several
styles and colors. Broken sizes.
Originally 81 and $295. Now 81
JUNIORS AND CHILDREN's SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Glassware, 25' Va, sse

259 peces-of table glassware including sherbets footed
tumbers (sizes S, and IL ounces, many different
beverage glasses in discontinued cut patterns.
38 Crystal Glass Fruit Juice Glasses Originally Soc Now
IA Crystal Glass Tumblers. Eght-ouce capacity
Originally 55c
"a Crystal Glass Glasses with design Originally
80c. Now 35c
"a Colored Glass Covered Candy Boxes Soc
II Imported Crystal Glass Ash Were Soc
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Framed CoIored
Etchings, Special, pair, 'I''0

Is Coored etchngs with maple frames
Reproduction of Renoirs Picture by Seashore"
inaly S6
Reproduction Renoirs Reading Girl" Originally
Reproduction of Van Gogh's "Drawbridge" Originally
All pictures framed.
MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Fur Jackets Reduced

Sabedyed Skunk Boeros. Sizes H. II and IA. Manu-
facturers samples Would regularly $125 S58
Skunk Stripe Bor0 Size IA Was S95 Now S58
Jackets Sizes IA and 16 Were $3.50 Now S16950
l 16 Was $199. Now S13950
Red Fox Jacket Size 16 Was $l95 Now Sl3950
1 Natural Red Fox Fngertp Jacket Size 49, Was s4e5.
Now so
Blended Jacket Size 16. Was $25. Now S85
Konsky Jacket. Size Was $295. S18950
Muskrat Coats. 40. Were SITS.
l Dyed China $295. -------Sl75
l Silver Nuskrat Size 16 Was $159. S98
1 Slate Pony Coat Size IS Was SITS. S98
Seal-dyed Rabbit Coats Sizes 38 1s Originally s10.
Now $45
Persian $7e5. Now S475
Black Persian Lamb Coats Sizes 16 49, Were $295
Now S198
Black-dy Persian Lamb Coat 1895. $3.50
Two skin Red Fox Scarf. Was $3.50. S9S
Silver Fox Capes. Were $29 95 Now --------- SIS
Dyed Fitch Four-skn Scarf. Was $2995. SIS
l Twoskin Dyed jap Scarf. Was $50 95 Now
l Four skin Dyed Marten Scarf S99. low S65
Twoskin Tipped Fisher Scarf Was 1925. Now---$1495o
FuRs FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Summer JeweIry, SIS

Was S1.95
Is Assorted Bracelets or Pins in
pastel colors.
Novelty Bead Drop Necklaces on
gold color metal chains. Were SO.
NOW S2.25
Powder Boxes, metal enameled
in pastel colors. Were So.
Now SI.35
Powder Boxes, metal enameled in
green. Were $3.50 Now $3.50
l Powder Box with miniature. In
silver-colored metal and blue. Was
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Dress Goods Remnants
Reduced 1h and More

400 remnants in rayons and cottons. In lengths Of
from one to three yards.
$50 remnants of aslk crepes plain colors prints.
Lengths of from to 2 yards, reduced ".
Lengths of 21s yards or more, reduced "a.
DRESS FABRICS. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Women>s Shoes, '3'95
Originally SS75 to SIO.95

Originally $875 to SIO.95
225 pairs in good selection Of types In kid cotton
mesh linen, raf1a, buck or calf. A few Arnolds and
Colegebreds in the lot. Broken sizes.
lis pairs of Shoes chiefly white grain pig
skn cotton mesh rafa and linen Originally So
Now S2s5
WoMENs SHOES
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Costume Slips, sI'''

Were SI.65
10 with camisole tops. In white
rayon crepe. Sizes 80, 3S and 40.
Costume Slips in pure-dye silk
satin, cotton lace trimmed. In tea
roses; sizes 80 only. Were 1895.
Now S2.95
IL Rayon Taffeta Slips in wine
only. Sizes "a to A. Were S1.69.
Now S1.l5
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Decorators Samples
25e to g

Originally 81 to SIS
ITS in discontinued patterns, rang
ing from ss yard to 1l2 yards in
length. Suitable for chair seats,
pillow covers or wall hangings.
Also a few pieces long enough for
slip covers.
Group of Chinese Damasks and
Brocades in all-silk or silk-and-
cotton. Reduced u.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING.
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Table Linens

Greatly reduced for clearance because size and color
range are incomplete.
Pure linen cloths, scarfs doies and napkins in two
tone color applique effects. Blue, green, gold and
enred
Evening star., 1939-08-17
EIdridge. Sewing
Machine, s85

Vas SIPS
l with kneehole, desk style cabinet.
Floor model.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17

orange
s, 54x72 Cloths, $425 Now SO
l5 54x54 Cloths, 1925 81 IS
H. 45x45 Cloths, 81 rs. 50
36x36 Cloths, SITS. Now S125
16 16x52 Scarfs, sl15. S5c
2l, l6x45 Scarfs. ST. 75c
TO- Soc
81. Doie Soc 3712c
2s Dozen Napkins, 1896 dozen Now dozen -- s2s5
Heavy Quality Cotton Homespun Cloths and Scarfs
with red and blue embroidery.
4. Cloths, s475. $3.50
H. 54x72 Cloths, So S225
3. 15c
90 16x45 Scarfs, 90c Now Csc
S5c
Frnged Cotton Homespun Doilies Napkins and Scarfs
in bright fiesta colorS
104 l2xl8 Doies, Csc. 18c
Csc. 18c
IL. 12x24 Scarfs. 37l2c. Now
1884, Colorfu Printed Linen Luncheon Doie flower pattern
Size l2xls Were 4oc
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-08-17
CIazo Manicure Sets
/Oe Originally $3.50

IL sets in rayon cases, rubber lined
18 Rayon Chiffon Handkerchief,
with down puffs. Assorted colors.
Originally Csc. Now 45c
IL GlazO Manicure Sets in assort-
ed color cases. Originally S3.39.
Now 81
1S Bobby Combs in assorted colors.
Slightly soiled. Were 68c. Now 45c
To1LETRIEs, AIsLEs IL AND l3,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Writing Paper Special 78e box

so boxes of all content paper in choice of three
sizes and two finishes 60 sheets with so envelopes.
Accessories of Fabrkod with metallic trim
personal files, baskets
albums SOC
STATIONERY, 2. FIRST
Evening star., 1939-08-17
'5.4'

Originally sIO.95 to sI695
in dusty blue wine rayon satin tailored or cotton
lace trimmed Sizes 16 to large.
Hostess Gowns in satin rayon crepe
trimmed tailored 49, Originally SIS to $685.
NEGL1GEEs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Juniors Summer Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Group includes SportSWear, daytime and evening
dresses, in prints solid colors Linens spun rayons,
silk chionS and rayon taetaS incuded sizes to II.
IA, originally S39 and $595 S295
40, originally S795 to $l295. Now $395
20, originally $13.95 to $l695. Now S595
20 Bathing Suits in cotton prints with LaseX"
wine, blue red; small medium Originally
$5. Now S95
IL Bathing Suits rayon satin WOOL with
In lime peel white yellow "a
Were 1895. S295
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17

Dark Goats, 'l4.9' Yer, ,,yzs and ,,s
10 dark coats in wool or rayon. Navy and black in
htted and boxy models Sizes H. IA, 49, TO- 49, AZ and A.
Suits three-pee Fortsmann parosa black and white
striped suits size H. and
print wool jacket. Size a. Were s6975
Pastel Coats in fitted models Fine imported
aqua gold color and powder "A to 49, Originally
WoMEN's AND MISSES COATS SUITS. THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Glass and Chrome
Tableware Greatly
Reduced

Mustard Jars. Were 81. Now 75c
Butter Dishes. Were ST.. Now 75c
Compotes. Were 81. Now 75c
Cheese Dishes. Were 81. Now 75c
6 Marmalade Dishes. Were ST..
NOW ---- -------.--- --- 75c
Relish Dishes. Were 81. Now 75c
Cheese Trays. Were 81. Now 75c
Mayonnaise Dishes. Were Sl.95.
Now sIos
Butter Dishes. Were sl.s5.
No" Sl.25
l Oil Stove, five burner. Oven
attached. Ivory color and green.
Was S45. Now -- $40
l Oil Stove, three-burner. Ivory
color and green. Was s2l.25.
s Electric Waffle Irons. Were SO
Now S,os
l Muschler Kitchen Cabinet. Was
soo.oo' Now W------------- S3I.25
Samson Pedestal Rubber Blade
Fans. Were s1495. Now S9.95
Electric Deep Fat Fryers. Were
S1495. Now 500,
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Summer Hats, 'I

Originally S3.95 to $40
so in assorted straws, rayon fabrics and fur felts
Is Fishnet Turbans originally 81 95 - SOC
rs Hats including Milan raWs rough and smooth sraws linens
and fur fe Assorted coors and sizes Originally 1895 So
Now S2.25
10 Straw Hats rough smooth types in assorted coos
headslzes Originally $27 to $50.
~ Hats mostly of kind in straws fabrics
nat and bag sets in this Originally $050 to $50
Now S475
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-08-17

GIRLS SPoRTsWEAR,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-08-17
Misses Dresses Greatly Reduced

Group includes cotton voes cotton seersuckers, ging
hams, dotted SWiss-s organdes, cotton piques, dim
ties Toctal linens, Toota cottons silk chiffons, en-
broidered marqusettes, spun rayons, rayon crepes,
rayon jerseys and rayon- -and-sik embossed chfonS.
Sizes 10 to 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Arts
Shown At Library

Getting attention this week In
the downtown liorsrys dlapisy
case ia an exhibit 81 swedish and
Finnish hand craft objects brought
back 70 Tacoma by two recent
visitors 10 the Heandina Wan eoin-
tries. ~ consists largely 81 veay-
ing and glass work from the NO
mems community centers which
have revived hsndcrafts 10 com
mefelai lfnpDrtancs In seandlna via
ia recent years
IN connection Slth the exhibit
the library IL showing works on
hand weaving and glass decora,
ton. and travel DaSks on the two
e0uptries. such As Clara y. Laugh
Inns 10 You're Going 10 seans
dinayis." Agnes KStbsrys live.
dsn. her Finland the New Ma
ton. and Marquis w. childs
Sweden. the Middle Way"
The display Sili remain until
sDOut Feb 20 TINS Finnish articles
we're brought back BY alAs VIM.
fred cbesnsy. Lincoln high sch<si
TEACHER. and The swedish craft
work BY Alss Eleanor EkberE. of
the iinrsrya junior department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
INCOME TAXES
DUE MARCH IS

A month has slipped by. leaving
only another manih and half for
filing OF federal income tAs re-
turns withou, penalty. Acting Col,
le.Ior Thor W iienriaksen noted
Saturday
Returns must be flied and ths
tas paid by March 10 on 1883
incomes.
iiunrlekaen recalled that more
than 100 900 persons In the dis
irift filed fntufnH last year. VITA
more expected thls year, ss adj
vised filings ~ reports early. par
tiepisfiy for those who rsauifs
advice OF assls anes IN preparing
them
IN general the ls~ requires that
all single persons who.r ret in.
comes arc 81 600 90 moss ard all
married persons whose aggregate
net incomes are ~. zoo or more,
or parsons whose aggregate sfosz
incomes are " 100 or more. 10
file returns regardless ~ tbsif iss'
bslltY 10 pay q tax
Only delay caused by saysfs IA
0ea. ~ sbssara frsm ths United
States will h. accepted as sseas<s
for late filing, the collector said
TsSom.as must file returns IN
the main offies ~ tina collector In
ths Tacoma Federal building
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
JOBLESS HERE
PAID S10,113

Unemployment insurance al
ready has paid of Tacoma and
Pierce county iobIess to The es-
tent OF s3l checks averaging more
than si2. total of sio.ii3e0
Tacoma Manager Tom Rathbons
Of the stat. employment service
announced that total Saturday fot
the first 81 days Ia which tbs
program started Jan has been
paying
At present unemployment lnsur-
anee covers mainly Industrial
workers laid off after some work
during 1888 starting April J..
II will take care OF seasonal fruit
and vegetable eannsry workers
who worked during the season last
year Fish csnnery workers viii
be covered after April 80, from
then until Nov. ~
In regular employment service
activities. Manager Hathbone sad.
his staff has found demand for
common labor ntill slack that for
trained persons little better.
During the past week. be said. the
Tacoma office found places for an
illustrator for manufacturing
an advertising salesman,
an electrician, carpenter. Two
In borefH. a window cleaner and
kitchen helper. total Of eight
men. Fourteen women we're placed.
one eomptometsr operator, first
cook. a practical nurse and II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
STADIUM BAND
DRAWS CROWD

OUTSTANDING IN variety and char
artef ~ performance. tho third
annual Stadium hand concert Fri
day night sas snloyrd ~ an ansil'
rnes whieh filled the high schessl
auditorium From the opening
number. kumm. SUSSEX Tel
,Come. Sweet DEATH, bach eem-
position. - stAghts Out. . drum
masr feature which elescd the
program. the se-pirce band under
" &. RUSSELL performed with pre-
cisina and near professional char.
scier
Novelty numh~rs Included "A
Southern Wedding In which The
principals we're represented nv
Russell Anderson. flute. TED
Picard. trombone. and Dean
nanghtry. hassooH. and Parade
~ Wooden soldiers" in whtsh
gurst artists fram the iiaFser
studio performed a military tap
routine % hand accompaniment
Other numbers which added
character II the performance IN
cludrd eornet trio composed n
Marshall Downing. Frank Price
and Blll isreck In THREE Kings
male quartet numbrr nv I'D
Erocgovic. Ted tiaisy. DICK fsur-
son. and Reh huston. = flute MIN.
Der by Russell Andersen. Dick
Hickman. Elisabeth surr ard
Caroline Kellogg and a marimhs
duet by Alta Johnstrsd and Rev
rriy NAuherf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
SAYS \. 0. c.
WILL PAY OUT

Contrary TO what many persons
say. there il no question that the
Home Owners Loan corporation
will make n profit. A. G Newell.
state head of Hole. told members
OF the Tacoma Real Estate board
Friday at the Hotel winthrop
In this state" he said, the
government made loans an $4,000
pieces OF property at a total value
OF forty million dollars"
Newell said that due to lax
way In which first loans were
made. many foreclosures were
inevitable.
About two years ago" he con
tinucd. we set up our property
management department in order
To recondition and sell these prop
critics. Since that time we have
sold in this state 300 homes at n
value of s2.250,0 or these, I32
were sold In Pierce county
The speaker asked the oo-opefa-
ton OF the realtors IN showing
Home owners Loan corporation
hons. which he said wer. fairly
priced and available on easy terms.
Several officials Of the Hole
were present al the meeting They
Included Fred ] O'Brien, head OF
the property management depart
ment. u q Kepke Of the sales
department. and William Cartley
OF the loan servloing department
in Tacoma
Bert Bradley. secretary OF the
board. presided AZ the meeting IN
the absence Of President James n
March.
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TAC0MAN BADLY HURT
IN STREET BATTLE

George Ditch. 80. yeaf-old Ia.
conan. was receiving treatment At
Pierce county hospital Saturday
for severe head injuries which he
received Of , -. m IN fiat fight
A. 18th and Commerce n
Preliminary examination. at
PENDANTS said. showed he had a
possible baaal skull fracture and
broken right ear-drum Ditch
lives AT l3o5 So 18th NJ
The sassiiant could not BE- found
when police Officers arrived with
an ambulance. but an hour later
Patfolmsn James Smith arrested
a man who gave his name as Fred
sherman. who was pointed out BY
witnesses as the man vino had
knocked Ditch 10 the sidewalk
Sherman was booked on charges
Of drunkenness and for question.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
NOT GUILTY IS
PLEA Of HURD

C. " liura. a-year.eld tavern
operator. who Ia accused ~ h~ing
the driver of an automobile whieh
severed Tacoma woman's lee ~
the knee Jan. 2, Saturday pleaded
not guilty before Presiding SUI
perior Court Judge Louis D. HunE.
OF Spokane To charges NJ driving
while drunk.
Judge nnnge assigned the trial
10 Judge y q. Remains court
room No date To hear the cane
was announced,
Al liberty on $1,000 bond. Hnfd
il accused Of bring Intoxicated
while operating the ear which
allegedly struck down Mrs Ruth
NJ Fuson as she was walking
across the intersection at ID and
st Helens ave. cutting off her leg
when II was caught In the rear
bumper
Earlier this week. Mrs. Fnson
filed a sis. 900 damar. suit against
Hurd