davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Furs Reduced

Natural Gray Kidskn Coat. Size IA. Was 1926 Now,
S159
Black dyed Persian Lamb Fitted Coat Size 49, $685.
Now $I89
Brown dyed Pony Coat Size 49, Originally $198 Now S65
pair Silver Fox ScarfS Were $195. Now $145
pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $l95 Now ------ $ll9
l Brown-dyed Alaska Seal Coat Size 18. Originally S495
Now $189
pair Silver Fox Scarfs Were $ll0. Now -. - s79
Maren dyed Ringtail Cat Scarfs 4-skn ARRANGEMENTS
Were $12 skin Now - Sc skin
sets ble-dyed Fitch Scarfs- @ g. T. S. and skin
arrangements Were $40, $l2 skin Now $3.50 skin
Single Skin Silver Fox Scarf Was s95 Now --- $59
Single Skin Silver Fox Scarfs Were $195 NowSllO
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Vanity Benches, Night Tables
Reduced 1h or More

Walnut Vanity Benches Were $l4. Now----------s7
Bubensa Bench modern with eggshe leaherette
Was $3.50 Now S6.25
Vanity Benches. modern blond prnzwood Were sl25o
l Maple Bench, Queen Anne design. Originally s1875.
Chippendale Benches, mahogany and gum. Originally s4
Primavera Benches Were s13. Now-----------$ $3.50
l Primavera Bench. Was $l1 25 Now $3.50
3 Paldoa and Pearwood Benches, modern. Were $ll.
Now ------------------ -------- S. 80
Amber Maple Benches. Were $1050 Now--------S5.25
l Blond Prinzwood Bedroom Chair cane seat back Was
$3.50. Now S825
Bedroom Chair dusty peach cotton tapestry Orig
inally $3.50 Now.- " sss5
Padoa and Pearwood Night Tables modern Were .1475
l Primavera Night Table. drawer $3.50. $3.50
Bur Maple Night Tables deep drawers Originally $50
Now SI495
Solid Walnut Side Chair Georgepike Style green figured
cotton tapestry Was $14 -S9.75
Solid Maple Dropeaf Server, three drawers Was s25
Now $12.5O
l Soha Maple Buffet one large deep drawer. Was $2450
Now $1495
Georgeplke Single Bed. Philippine mahogany Was s42 So
Now $3.50
1 Hepplewhe Style Buffet, swelied 'front.' inlad design
slightly damaged Originally $12l. Now S52.50
l Solid Maple Dresser, pegged op large drawers simple
colonial style. Was $50 Now S22. so
Serving Table, 2-drawer walnut gurn auted
turned legs Was $23 Now ow------------- S16.95
Shield back Dining Room Arm Chair, Philippine ma
hogany, dark blue imitation harcoth Was sl2
Now OK
l top Celarette mahogany gurn complete
with glass equipment storage space in base top warped
was S3S5U $3.50
Five drawer Chest mahogany gum Was s22 So
o~
FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Junior Frocks, s5'95

Originally H.95 to SI6.95
20 street frocks In sheer wool and
rayon crepe. Rose, navy, teal and
prints. Sizes II to IS.
8 Camelshair Coats. Winter weight.
Sizes 9 to 13. Were $l9.95.
I Rayon Crepe Street Frocks. Sizes
II to 15 Were $795. Now S3.95
IL Street-length Frocks in rayon
crepe and wool. Black, rose, teal
and gray. Sizes II to II. Orig
inally $1O.95 to 1895. Now S7.95
6 Evening Frocks in silk chiffon
and rayon net. Originally $1O.95
to 1895. Now S3.95
rs Dinner and Dance Frocks in
silk chiffon, rayon net and rayon
crepe. Sizes 8 to IS. Originally
$10.95 to 1895. Now------S5.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1939-03-09
SteP-in CirdIes, '5'95

Originally J12.5O
z imported elastic hand-loomed
girdles. Cotton. Sizes 20, 30, 81.
2 Bien Jolie Girdles, white double
faced silk satin and cotton, Sizes
80, IS. Originally $3.50. Now,
s5.s5
) Woodthrop One piece Founda-
tions Of lightweight elastic batiste,
with panel front, rayon-and-cotton
lace uplift. Sizes "a, IS, 36, 80,
40. Originally $40 Now S4.95
10 Girdles of different makes. Sizes
'28. 20, 80. Originally $40. Now 1895
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Misses Dresses Reduced

16 Tailored Afternoon Dresses crepe wool Teal blue
wine beige black sizes - to a. Originally
Slo9o 10 $50 NOW S5.75
IL Tailored Dresses Kepe k andrayon):
dresses OF rayon blue brown beige purple
Sizes II to 90 Originally SLABS to s29 95 Now S775
"a Dresses, WOOL rayon silk prints, plain coors
Brown, blue mauve, coral plum beige black wine
atvel velvet afternoon dresses Sizes 10 Originally
$l695 to S4995 Now--- s12 ,o
"a six frnt dresses blue and whte crepes aqua
white violet red coral, black; sizes 10 to 90 Originally
Si9'7o W POO NoW---------------- $145O
hayon Crepe Dresses yellow aqua beige black Sizes
IL to 49, Originally $22.95 s35 Now $3.50
dresses SILK prints rayon jersey pink black - to 20
Were S25 to $29 95 Now s1s *
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Mattresses and Box Springs
Reduced

1nnerspring Mattress single sze tan cotton damask tick
ing Was $3.50 $50. 50
Box Spring. single, with cotton damask ticking Was
Box Spring, single SIZE Blue cotton damask ticking Was
$395O Now - $3.50
Bon Spring. double green cotton-and-rayon ticking.
$3.50, Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S275O
Box Springs, double threequarter szs gray and white
cotton ticking. Were $3.50 Now S23
Twin Studio Couch, novelty mulberry cover Was
Single Studio Couch with gE,wood back thick
mattress for added sleeping comfort beige hoespun
contrasting reverse pillows. Was $l10. Now--- $3.50
White Goose Feather Pillow blue white stripe cotton
Metal Ned coil spring combination, three-quarter size
brown Finish. Was $1750. Now--------------- S11 50
White Goose Down Pillow beige sateen 21x27
S'.oo. 1NoW -
Boudotr Ottoman, mulberry figured dustte cover
pillow top was $S $625
Boudor Ottoman. loose pillow top yellow-ngured duste
W.. "oe 90 $6ZS
White Goose Feather Pillow blue white stripe cotton
ticking Was $395. Now S295
Pillow 259o goose down. 759o goose feathers Tan and
white stripe cotton ticking Was $375. Now--S275
sWhe Down Pillow, tan and white stripe ticking Was
Sill. Now Observation-Disclosures s79s
Goose Feather Pillow white stripe cotton ticking
Was $3.50. Now .---..---- 81 AZ
BEDS AND BEDDING. srx1H Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Girls "Snuggies," 45c

Originally Csc to Sis
IS cotton n-wool-and-silk snuggies,
ankle length, French leg. Sizes
to H.
IA Merode and Carter's Combina-
tions. Cotton woodland Tea
rose. Sizes 2, II, IA. Originally
S1.15. Now Soc
IA Mer0de Shirts with short sleeves.
Cotton-wool-and-rayon. Were 85c
Now 45c
IS Me-do Combinations, cotton, or
Decentralization. Sizes 2, 16.
Were $3.50 CSC
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Handmade Cotton
BroadcIoth Rompers, 85e

We're yI.I5
48 in white, trimmed Sizes l. 2 g.
70 Iodders Dresses cotton nen Variety Of colors
/. 2 3. Were 50. Now-------- ---S S1A5
IL Toddlers Dresses linen cotton Sizes Were 49,
Now
10 Cotton Broadcloth Suits sizes and Were ss
65 Handmade Toddlers Dresses cotton All white or with
trim. Sizes and g. Were s1l5. Now--- 75e
81 Todders Cotton Dresses, sizes and g. Originally
Todders' Sleeveless Dresses, cotton l. g. origi-
naly $2
Sheer Cotton Dresses sizes and Were s5
10 Infants Wool Beres pink white Were Csc Now 45c
80 Knitted Wool Caps pink blue white Were 45c
I loddiers Cotton Handmade Dresses size B. Were s3
1 Blue Wool Sweater size . Originally s2 Now CSC
North Star Wos Buntings silk satin TRIM slide fastening
Pink. Originally S595. --- S295
Wool Flannel Three piece Coat Sets. blue months
size; pink and blue, year size. Originally sl4e5.
Now S595
Wool Flannel Coat Sets three-pece Blue size months
Originally $l395. Now S595
Jaeger Wool Pantie Suits blue Sizes and 2 Were S.
English Wool Sweaters Pant Sets. Size l. Were
SIS. Now S295
Cotton Jersey Pant Suits, buton-on /. Originally
81. Now CSC
l Cotton Bunting pink Was So Nows1s5
Cotton Bobbie Suits, sizes and 3. Were S. Nowsl45
Cotton Creepers blue Size Originally ST. Now CSC
Arnold Cotton Lap Pads Were 55c. Now 35c
Infants White Silk Coat and Bonnet Set, handmade Was
sl695. Now sl1s5
l Infants Pink Silk Coat Bonnet Set, handmade Was
Infants White Silk sacque handmade Was s4 Now sass
Infants Pink Silk sacque, handmade. Was s6s5.
Now --- S495
l Infants Pink Silk Wrapper, handmade Was slos5.
Now S795
Infants Handknit Wool Sweaters size l. Originally ss
Infants Pink Wool Sweater Size l. Originally s2 Now.
s5c
Wool jersey Pane Suits, two piece Originally
INFANTS FURNISHINGS FURNITURE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Girls, Juveniles
Sweaters, 95e.

Originally 81 to S3.95
35, in white and assorted colors,
slip-on and coat styles. Sizes 2, 4,
S, 10 to Is.
4 Wool Snow Suits, water-repellent.
Warmly lined. Navy. Sizes IA. l6.
Originally $1295. Now S5.95
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Juveniles Dresses. S is

We're SI95
20 Print and plain color cotton
Shantung weave, broadcloth, dimity
and rayons. Sizes 3 to 6 years.
6 One-piece. Ski Suits in wool, hood
attached. Sizes 3, 4, year sizes.
Originally $7.95. Now $3.95
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Glassware Reduced

II Lalique Beverage Glasses. Orig
1nally 81. Now Csc
8 Crystal Glass Salad Plates. Were
%A. NV" OCC
2 Crystal Glass, Two Light Candle
labra. Etched design. Were $3.50.
Now ---- 81
Glass Flower Bowls. Were 1925.
Now 81
Glass Fruit Bowl. Was $2.75.
Now S1.50
IL Pieces Glass Novelty Fruit Orig
inally 60c. Now .3o SOC
Imported Glass Fruit Bowl. Was
$z.ou. NOW -$l.50
Fl Imported Crystal Glass Nut
Dishes. Were 75c. Now
GLASSWARE. FIFTH FLool.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Skeins Of Yarn, s.

We're 55c
100 Rainbow Nib combination Of
cotton and pure silk assorted COL
ors.
18 Living Room Pillows, rayon. AS
sorted colors. Originally csc.
Now 35c
IL pairs Wool Bed Socks. assorted
colors, small sizes. Originally soc.
Now 25c
8 Model Needlepoint Pictures, as
sorted designs. Originally 81.
Now 5Oc
ART NEEDLEWoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
>Junior Misses Hose
Costume Slips, 95s

Originally $I.95
IA lace-trimmed silk crepe and
silk-and-rayon satin straight-cut
slips. White and tearose. Sizes
80, AZ, A.
8 Silk Satin Slips, lace trimmed.
Tearose. Size 80. Originally $2.95.
Now $l.45
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Toys % Price

soiled samples and display pieces
In a group that includes chemistry
and biology sets, dolls, woody toys,
kindergarten accessories, blocks
and novelties.
The TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
.omen's Daytime Dresses
Originally Sl6.95, 1925

Originally y7615, yI995
49, rayon crepe black blue, pastels sizes 80 to A.
Rayon Crepe Afternoon Dresses sizes 49, 49, Originally
Rayon Crepe Dresses, black blue, silk monotone
prints; sizes So to 49, A. Were $685. $35 Now slS75
rs Shorter Women Dresses silk prints novelty rayon
tailored dressy styles; sizes 14 22 Originally
$1695 to $35. Now &. az
10 Silk Print Crepe Dresses plain rayon crepes with silk
print, bead trim sizes 1872 to 24. Originally sl695 to
S2995. $685.
Larger Womens Dresses, crepe black blue vine
Sizes 4212 to 5212 Originally $1695 to 9e5
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Truhu Silks, s. rs
We're SI.95 ward

y
$50 yards of polka-dot silk crepe
in navy and pink, brown and gold.
gray and green, white and black,
and brown, blue, red, wine, plume
or green with white. 80 inches
wide.
500 Remnants of Plain and Print
ed Silks and Chiffons. 80 inches
wide " y price
Plain Silk Crepes and Silk Satins
in colors 80 inches wide Orig
inally .sl.65 to $3.50. Now 81
Odd pieces of Plain and Printed
Crepes. Pure silk. 80 inches wide.
Slightly marked from display. Orig
inally $l65 to $3.50. Now 81
SILKS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Rayon Velvet NegIigees,
Pajamas Greatly Reduced

10 pairs Two piece Pajamas velvet tops fame
wine blue with black rayon satin trousers
18, TO- Originally $10.95 Now Now------------------ S495
Rayon Velvet Negigees in blue black. 20 medium
large Originally $1095 Now $495
Hostess Neggees of velvet Wrap and fastened
styles. Scarlet royal wine, black Sizes 49, 20. Originally
$685. $25, $29.50 Now $1O95
Quilted Rayon Velvet and Rayon Crepe Hostess Neggees
Sizes H. 16 49, Originally s25 s29 So so $1495
Purple Rayon Velvet Hostess Negligee Size 49, Originally
$4950. Now
NEGLIGEEs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Women's Hats, IS

Women's Hats, IS
Originally s3.95 to $3.50
Is fur felt. fur velour and suede
hats in variety Of styles.
10 Hats from the Millinery Salon.
Originally STATS to 1880. Now.
$325
M1lL1NERY, THIRD Floor,
Women's Silk Hose
) pair, 3 rs
Originally Sis to SI.95 bair,
$50 pairs fine grade silk hose, in
cluding novelty and ingram silks.
Broken assortment.
Hosiery, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
>Junior Misses Hose
: pairs 81 We're 81 pair
40 pairs full-fashioned silk hose
in dark shades. Sizes 81 to 10.
so pairs Misses Knee high Silk
Hose-garter attached. Some semi
fashioned, some lisle. Sizes 9 to
10la. Originally SOC, Csc. Now,
1 pairs 81
200 pairs Children's Socks and
Stockings. Broken assortment. Orig
inally Csc, 35c pair. Now,
8 pairs 81
CHILDRENs HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Mems Golf Moccasins
s675 weres9
Young Mems Suits, 'l67'

Were $3.50
IS Woodshire Varsity wool gabardine suits in blues,
browns Sizes: Regulars-135 436, 4/37 2/38.
Longs-I35, 1885, 1877.
Wool Tweed Topcoas in raglan style. Size: 1885, 2/36,
I37 2/38. Were $25. Sl475
Reversible Topcoat, SO long Now-S1l25
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Women's Dinner, Evening
Dresses, $3.50 Originally ,,5 to 81

g. rayon satin, rayon crepe with pastel rayon lace
SO to 49, ~
Rayon Velvet Evening Wraps Greatly Reduced.
black With white fox cuffs, size 49, Originally
black with fox collar size &c. Originally s5 Now s29
wine rayon velvet cape, size 38 Was 95 Nowsl65O
WoMEN's FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Women's Shoes, '6''5 ~;;x ;;s;; ;s7s

1926 pairs Spring shoes in calfskin and mesh. Doe
skins, gabardnes, patent leather, calf skin. Low
and high heels Tan, blue, black. Broken sizes.
80 pairs Docia Sandals in suede Grey and Originally
$l8.75. Now -$4.35
10 pairs Evening Sandals, medium ard high heels. Silk
white satin, silk crepe silver kdskin Were $1075, $1275
50 pairs Open-toe Pumps in tan calf skn blue black patent
leather Were $780, Now
WoMEN's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Boys Wash Suits, 'I.9'


% Jack Tar Truspun" suits Of
cotton poplin. Long sleeves; brown,
sizes S, 8, 10.
rs Turtle e-neck Sweaters in baby
shaker weave. Brown; sizes IA to
10. Originally 81. Now -- $1.45
S Three piece Sweater Suits, cotton
broadcloth shirt, wool shorts and
sweater. Navy; sizes 7 to 10. Were
81. Now S2.95
9 Boys Spring Wool-and-rayon
Topcoats, in brown, gray. Raglan
sleeves, half belt Sizes to 9. Were
$10.75, $1175. $7.95
IL Boys Shirt t-and-tie Sets, broad
cloth shirt, rayon tie, with hand
kerchiefs to match. White, tan,
blue. Youths sizes. Were 81.
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Woodtex Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls of 1,000-sheet, fine
quality toilet paper.
3 Six-piece Toilet Sets, rose or
maize. Were S5.75. Now So
Chevalier Garde Compact and
Lipstick Sets. Were SO. Now $1.75
Chevalier Garde Single Loose
powder Vanities. Were 50. Now SIPS
To1LETR1Es, AISLE 13, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Junior Misses Shoes
$50 Were $3.50

40 pairs Pumps and Sandals in
patent leather, calfskin, and gabar-
dine Black, blue and brown. Sizes
in group: AAA-6, 612, 7. 712, 8,
8l2, 9: AA-5, 512, 6, 7. 8, 812, 9;
AL, 5, 5l2, 712, 8, 812; Bal,
S, 6, 612, 7, 71a.
rs pairs Pumps and Oxfords in
suede and bucko calf. Broken sizes.
Originally s5 and $3.50. Now, S1.95
JUNIORS AND CH1LDREN's SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Writing Paper
Special 45e

100 boxes Montag's paper. 60 two
fold single sheets with two pack
ages of envelopes. Choice of three
finishes, linen, laid or parchment.
STATIONERY, AISLE 4, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Broad|oom Carpet Rugs
Reduced

impressions, some slightly
Wool.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02
Campaign For
Registration
Of Births

PHOENIX, Dec. l = Colt I.
Hughes. State Superintendent of
Health, announced today that an
educational campaign to make every
citizen in Arizona aware of how i'm
portant birth registration has be-
come for every child will be inau-
gurated during the month of De-
cember.
The campaign is sponsored by the
Arizona State Board of Health in
cooperation with the u S. Bureau
of the Census. An agent from the
Census Bureau has been sent from
washington to assist health Off
Gals in the program
A feature of the campaign will
be county committees composed OF
local citizens who will carry on birth
registration publicity by means Of
posters, handbills, literature, letters,
and speeches. Representatives CT
various organizations in each coun-
ty of the state will be asked to
serve on committees.
DR.. Hughes stated that because
too few parents realize how essential
legal proof Of age, place Of birth,
and parentage may be to their chill
dren, an educational campaign is
badly needed in the state.
eff the Importance of birth regis
tration is brought to the attention
of all parents" said DR.. Hughes,
''they will demapd birth certifi-
Gates for their children at birth"
According to DR.. Hughes, birth
registration every year in Arizona
as a whole is only about $3.50 COM
plete, with some counties below that
percentage This MEANS" he said,
that many children are growing
to adulthood without the advantage
in life a birth certificate gives; it
also means that state and federal
reports on birth statistics are in
complete, so that health agencies
are without an accurate guide IN
formulating maternal and child pro-
grams.
The campaign will bring to the
attention of parents the need for
reporting all children in the 1910
decennial population census which
will take place next April. The state
health superintendent explained
that it is sometimes possible to
prove age and parentage from CEN
sus records when child for some
reason has not been registered with
the state. Moreover" he said, "the
census is a necessity in operating
state and national governments.
Every citizen has patriotic duty
in assisting to make it as complete
as possible.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02

a decorative centerpiece for your
Christmas dining table. The making
of such a decoration is easy and the
cost low.
You will need 15e worth of sphag.
mum moss from your florist; some
shiny evergreen, such as lockwood,
lick or yew, SOC: Mahonia, holly, or
evergreen barberry, 25e: / yd. mar
row red ribbon, 100: Make a s" ball
of moss by winding it over and over
with string to make it firm. Sharpen
the ends Of 6" sprigs Of shiny ever
green and force them into the ball
until it is completely covered except
for the part that rests on the man.
tel. Then trim to spherical shape.
Insert longer branches Of, contrast.
ing greenery at sides to lie fiat. On
thin 5" sticks tie little bows of
ribbon and insert at each side. A.few
twigs Of red berries or mistletoe at
the top add interest.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02
PERSONAL GIFTS BEST

Frequently friends who should be
remembered at Christmas time and
whom you want to remember are
neglected simply because Of lack of
money to buy little gifts that would
adequately represent your regard.
Why not use odd moments of spare
time to make little gifts with your
own hands? Book-marks, afghans,
guest towels are all acceptable and
welcome and can be made easily.
Address Anne Orr, Good House
keeping, 57th at 9Th Avenue, for
suggestions and instructions and
delight your friends with evidences
Of personal thought.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02
is EPILEPSY lNHERITED7
CAN 1T BE CURED7

A booklet containing the opinions Of
famous doctors on this interesting sub.
ject will be sent FREE, while they last,
to any reader writing to the Educational
Division, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York.
n. Y, Dept.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02
Ban On Candy Sale
At Schools Aduised

TAMPA (Fla.) Dec. 1-(UP) =
Dr.. John j. Torres, health depart
ment dentist here, believes that
excessive sale of sweets in school
lunchrooms is one of the principal
causes of tooth decay in children.
He has recommended to school
authorities here that the sale of
candy in school lunchrooms be cur
tailed or eliminated altogether.
"It is unfortunate that with but
a few exceptions, the lunchrooms
in the schools throughout the coun-
try have a great assortment of
Sweets" he said. "Too often have
we seen the children buying 10 or IS
cents worth of candy for their
lunch"
Nogales international., 1939-12-02

, on Terrace avenue.
ROTARY CLUB
Luncheon each Friday noon at
II o'clock. Methodist church on
Grand avenue.
SCOTTISH RITE CLUB
8 p. m. second Wednesday in each
month at Masonic Temple.
BOY SCOUTS
Troop No. 81 each Friday eve
ming.
RAINBOW GIRLS
8 p. m. first and third Thurs
days in each month, Masonic
Temple.
EASTERN STAR
8 p. m. second and fourth Thurs.
days in each month at Masonic
Temple.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02

Christmas is the symbol Of human
progress, the keenest desire for
which is manifest in youth. It stress
es charity to the poor, care Of the
underprivileged, a chance for all.
The Yule season is electric with the
spirit of good will. It sometimes con-
quers even the hate of war. There
are instances on record in the Civil
War and in the First World War
of enemy soldiers fraternizing on
Christmas Eve.
It is this spirit Of good will, Of
charity, of sacrifice, Of service, Of
search for truth, born OF Christian
ity, that has given to the world the
chain of hospitals and universities,
the old peoples homes, the orphan
ages, and the vast program Of edu-
cation and social welfare. In no field
has science done more for the benefit
of man than in the battle against
ignorance, superstition, disease,
poverty, and underprivilege. It is in
these practical human effects that
modern science is most clearly dis
tinguished from the earlier eras of
science.
There is no room for cynicism, for
defeatism, for Illustration in the
message Of Christmas to youth. It
stimulates visions Of better world.
It gives to life Q purpose and to
every personality q destiny. Its re-
sistless urge is that everyone should
go forward. In spite of the turbu-
lence in the world today, tremend-
GUS program of advancement is
under way, born primarily Of mis-
sionary endeavor. To produce such
an effect there must be an adequate
cause. That's an elementary rule of
science. Since Christianity produces
such results, it is itself of vast in
trinsic worth. Put it in the test tube,
and it proves it's value.
can wish for youth today nothing
better than a vital Christian atti-
tude. stress no doctrine, for that
is for the individual to determine
for himself. But I do urge the scien-
ific-mindedness of the Christian
faith. Let fellowship with God be
intimate; let the beauty of the
teachings, of the example, of the
sacrifice of Christ grow upon you;
let the relentless search for truth
guide you; let the spirit of good
will possess you.
would like to stress the fact that
there is no real conflict between
science and religion. Many people
have the mistaken idea that science
is purely abstract investigation, ut
terly removed from the affairs Of
everyday life. Yet science in it's
laboratories, in its study Of the
stars, in its theories and laws, has
but one objective: an understanding
Of the world that will add value to
life.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02
Tucson Streets
Decorated
ForHOlidavs

TUCSON, Dec. Tucson will be
decked with streamlined "bows OF
holly for the Christmas holiday
season, Stanley Kilt of the Tucson
Merchants association announced.
Kit, whose organization has ap-
proved the street decoration plans
for 1899, said that the same method
of decoration will be followed this
year as last, on bigger and more
elaborate scale however.
In charge of the decorations this
year is Fred Codd who has reported
more merchants signed up to back
the plan so far than did throughout
the whole Christmas period last
year.
The decorations, which will con-
sist of elaborately wrought and ex-
tensively-ighted strands across the
downtown streets, started going up
today and all will be in place by De-
cember 5.
Downtown area to be decorated
consists of Congress street from the
Fourth avenue subway to Church
street; Fourth avenue and Stone
avenue one block north and south
from Congress, and Scott street,
one block south of congress.
Prior to last year, Christmas dec
orations consisted of trees placed
at intervals along the sidewalk
This method was abandoned, how
ever because the trees hampered
traffic The overhead type of deco
ration was adopted last year, and
proved so successful that it is being
used again this year.