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Evening star., 1939-03-09

30 Pottery Pickle Dishes, were
19c l2c
IA Pottery Relish Dishes, were
69c 39c
4 China Tea Sets Of 20 pieces.
Were $6.98 a set-----S3.49
! China Dinner Service for 8; s.
pieces. Was -Sl7.5O
GARDEN ORNAMENTS
REDUCED
l Duck, was $3.50. Friday $3.50
l Rabbit, was $3.50. Friday -$1.5O
l Squirrel, was 69c. Friday -39c
The Palais Royal,
China Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Odd Lot Linens
H to y price

Cloths, napkins, scarfs, doilies,
towels. bath mats and 50 forth.
Slightly soiled and mussed but
otherwise perfect quality. Listed
are only few of the many items
Oimited quantities in most cases):
Hemstitched Linen Towels, were
Rayon Damask Cloths, 52x52, were
S1.39 -69c
Rayon Crash Cloths, 60x80; were
Chenille Bath Mats, were $1.49,
75e
Turkish Bath Mats, were $2.98,
$1.ss
Linen Bridge Sets, 5 pieces; were
$A.So S1.SS
Linen Luncheon Sets, hand-em-
broidered, 2 pieces; were $4.98,
$2.ss
The Paiois Royal.
Linens . Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
SIl9 Simmons Sofa Bed, S59

Fully upholstered and back; heavy cotton tap
estry cover in smart rust stripes. Floor sample.
1 Studio Couch with walnut-anished metal arms and
back; rust cotton tapestry Opens to double or
twin BEDS Was $44.95 $28.75
Studio Couch, innersprng constructions; cotton home
spun covering. Makes double or twin beds. Was
$29.95. Sold "as sis----- Isl S18.75
Colonial Poster Beds with plain or pineapple tops
genuine veneers on hardwoods Assorted finishes and
Sizes Floor samples; were $lle5 to $1495-----$7A5
Innerspring Mattresses epiece silent interocking
COILS encased in layer cotton felt; art ckings Were
$1295 $7.75
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Art Department
Stamped Linen Cloths,

IL Stamped Linen Cloths, size
50x70 inches; simple design. Fri
Gay 81
S Stamped Pictures, complete with
material and frame. Friday Soc
6 Stamped Muslin Crib Sets, were
o9c ----------------
10 Stamped Rug Patterns on linen
canvases. Friday, less ---- 4
IL Bar Bag Tops in white; 6
inch size. Were 39c
20 Skeins Pink Lustre Rayon
Rug Yarn; were 39c loo
so Balls Novelty Yarn; odd lots;
were 45c------...-.-l0c
The Palas Royal %.
Arts. Fifth Floor
S. Handbags, S3.95
10 Leather Bags in sculptured
style; top-handles or envelopes.
Brown or wine.
l Brown Sculpture Leather Bag,
jumbo size: sold as Is. Was
$7.oO ------------$3.95
6 Genuine Alligator Bags; black,
brown or wine. Top-handle or
envelope styles. Were $3.50 to
SIS. Friday-----$5 to $3.50
Large Alligator-calf Bags in
brown and wine; top-handles.
Were IS. Friday-------$3.95
The Palais Royal.
HQNdbdes First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
CHILDREN'S
SPECIALS

S Three-piece Coat Sets In blue,
size /, 2 and 3. Were $10.98. Fri
day $5.98
5 Three piece Snow Suits in
brown. navy or green; sizes and
4. Were S898. Friday--$5.98
4 Ski Suits in sizes 3 and 4. Were
$l098. Friday ay--$4.49
5 Coat Sets for girls 7 and 8 years
old. Blue or red. Were s10.98.
Friday $5.98
ChldreSs SHOP -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Boys $2.95 Rugby Suits
Friday ST .49
Only

Odd lot of suits tailored by Tom Sawyer:
wool and cotton mixture in styles.
Coat and knickers, size 4, S, 6, Z, and II.
Coat and shorts, size 4, S, and II.
Coat and longies, sizes to H.
Is Boys Rugby Suits by Tom Sawyer; wool
tWeeds, blue and brown flannels. Double
breasted, sports back; English shorts. Sizes
to IL. Were $7.95, Friday S S5.45
Odd lot Sweaters, sizes % to 80; were
40 Boys Caps. odd lots, broken Sizes Were
Junior Boys Overcoats, sizes 4, 5, 6 and Z.
Were $685. ---------- $3.50
Boys Traffic Police Raincoats, sizes 6, 8
and 10. Were $1.65 ---- 74c
Is Boys Corduroy Jacket Suits; sizes to
18; were $495 - S275
Boys Snowsuits, size a. Were $595, S2.95
40 Boys Wool Shorts, tailored by Tom Saw
yer; wool tweeds. Fully lined; sizes 4 to
IL. We're $150 81
Students 3-piece Suits; double breasted
Bi-swing backs; sizes 16 to 10. Were SIG, So
The Palais Royal. Boys Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
F j R 1T j R E

l.ot-a-Kind Pieces Greatly Reduced
Solid Oak Buffet, ample drawer and storage space:
was $1995 $S.95
l Modern Sofa, striped cotton tapestry covered;
$79 $29.95
1 Cocktail Table in Chippendale motif; compartment
for glasses. Combination solid mahogany and ma
hogany veneers Was 1895
l Lamp Table, pedestal base; genuine walnut. Was
1 Modern China left from suite; walnut veneers on
hardwoods. Was $19.95 $12.95
Mahogany Occasional Table. chippendale motif. Was
1 Solid Maple Vanity With mirror: was $59.95- $19.95
/ Modern Dresser with hanging mirror; mahogany
veneers and bone enamel on gumwood. Was 1895,
S21.95
Odd Vanity Benches left from sutes choice Of finishes
gumwood. Were $6.95 to 1895
l Modern Style Extension Table; walnut veneers on
l Lounge Chair. channel style back; GRAND RAPIDS
make Cotton cover. Was s$19.95---------$1295
The Palais Royal, Furniture {. Fourth Floo,
Evening star., 1939-03-09
$2.95 cIoves---SI.50

French washable doeskin in white
only; sizes 6 to Z. Fully pique
sewn.
$50 Pairs Kid Gloves. Were 31.sS.
Friday
Is Pairs Evening Gloves In white.
Were $3.50 and $6.95--S2.35
20 Pairs Novelty Fabric Gloves.
Were $50
The Paiais Royal, Cloves -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Sterling and Si|verpIated Wa

Silver plated Handled Waiter with embossed center
and attractive design Guaranteed Was $22.50. Fri
day 1885
l Silverplated Vegetable Dish, heavy plate. Plain de-
sign Was $1O95 Friday Observation-Disclosures 50 .95
Silver plated Covered Steak Plates Were 1885, Fri
Piece Service for eight Of silverplated
fatware Was $1095. Friday $3.50
Siverplated Syrup Silverplated Water
Pitchers. Were $685. Pitcher. Was 1896. Fri
Friday ---- $3.50 day -------- $7.95
- r pla'eu Silverplated Bud Vases.
~, "eie s1'o' ~ Were $3.50. Friday---$
1 Siverplated Centerpiece. Sterling Bud Vase. Was
Was $5.95. Friday 1896. Friday------$2
The Palais Rovai Silper . . First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
RAY0n INDIES

10 Glove Silk Pants and Vests in size only
Were $1.59. Friday 81
Is Satin Stripe Rayon Gowns in pink; sizes IS
ana 10. were $l.79. Friday 79c
4 Spun-Lo Rayon Slips with but-up shoulders.
Tearose or white. Size 49, Were s1.35. Friday SOC
l Pair Kayser Bloomers of glove silk size 5. Were
$l.35. Friday 500
Merode Union Suits with wide leg and open
seat Size 48. Were 81 IS. Friday 79c
Princess May Union Suits, 500 silk and wool.
Size SO. Were $3.50. Friday day---S1
Merode Union Suits, 1909 silk and wool: sizes
"a and 36. Were 50e
The Palais Royal. Rayox Indies First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
FUR COATS REDUCED

l Eel Gray Lapn Dyed Coney Coat. Originally
$685. Friday SIS
3 Lapin Dyed Coney Coats in sizes IA and 49,
Originally $699 95 Friday dayS32 S32
Guanaco Chubby Jackets in sizes ~ to Is.
Originally $685. Friday S32
Mendoza Beaver Dyed Coney Coats in sizes IA
and 16. Originally s119 Friday---- s49.50
l Seal Dyed Coney Coat. size l6 Originally sl1s
Friday $3.50
l Black Caracul Lamb Coat, size 49, Originally
sl35. Friday 500
l Brown Mouton Lamb Coat, size 16. Originally
$98. Friday $50
Gray Caracul-dyed Lamb Coats in sizes II to
49, Originally $l35. Friday S79
1 Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat Cost, size 10. Orig
inally $l79. Friday $50
l Blended Cross Fox Jacket, size 16. Originally
$685. Friday $50
Skunk Nun. Originally SIS. Friday
Tie Palais Royal, Fs,s Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Special Group Of SO Mems
Lynbrooke Topeoats
0;; S:3' S'' s14:75
Mems Stein Bloch Suits
'5;:;' Gid; ~ p''s.

REGULAR $50 STEINBLOCH SUITS in
these sizes: Regular; 1877, 1/42; short, / 80,
14o; long. 1877; stout, 2/4O 1/46 Friday.
SIS
REGULAR SIS STEINBLOCH SUITS in
these sizes: Short, 1893; long, 1899. Fri
day S27.5O
REGULAR $65 STEINBLOCH SUITS in
these sizes: Regular, 1877, 1/38. Friday,
$3.50
REGULAR 81 and IS DERBYS, sizes 67a,
7, and 7ls. Friday -----------Sl 81
The Palais Royal, Store for Men First Floo,
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Special Purchase
Quality Paints
s1'4s gallon

GLOSS PAINT, HOUSE PAINT,
SPAR-VARNISH,
FLAT WALL PAINT.
Choice Of many colors. Not q
Friday bargain. Mail and phone
orders filled. Call Dist. 400.
The Palais Royal,
Paints .. Fifth Floor
Ribbon Remnants
7c yard
Broken assortment Of rayon
satins, taffetas, moires, grosgrain
and novelty stripes; many colors
and combination colors. Widths
from l to4 inches.
The Paiais Royal.
Ribbons First Floor
s. Foundations, $3.50
Only II; cotton and rayon.
10 Girdles Of net lastex; peach
and white. Were $5-------$1
The Palais Royal, Foundations
-. Third Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
May Give CCC
war TRAINING

WARRINGTON - National de-
Tense officials. II vas learned. are
studying proposals to establish
military training for the 800 900
youths In the civilian conservation
corps II an expanded preparedness
program becomes necessary.
rhs disclosure was accompanied
by emphatic declarations that the
proposals are being oonsidered on
q tentative basis: that no action
n contemplated unless events
abroad should require this country
to adopt increasingly strong de-
fense measures: and that the study
u not a result Of immediate Euro
pean hoetilities.
Last winter the president said
ne opposed military training In
the CCC. The war department.
asked for official comment. said
that 1t was a matter for congress
10 decide.
A responsible official told the
United Press that the current pro-
posal was still in a paper state"
although II Ia under serious con-
sideration." He emphasized that
such a plan would require congress :
sionsl action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
CRISIS BOOSTS
DEALER TRADE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
POLICE ARREST
AUTO DRIVERS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
War AFFECTING
WORLD MARKETS

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FAMILY AWAY;
MOUSE LOOTED

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IIIEAIFR STRIKE
TO bE AVOIDED

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-04
STUDENT BODY
SHRINkS IN '30

oLYMPIA-washinston's school
attendance the past school year
dropped after rising steadily for
years. State School superintendent
Stanley y. Atwood reported today.
His annual report, compiled from
reports Of 80 county superintend-
ents. showed the state had 2s0,47s
pupils IN average daily attendance
in the year ended last June, COM
pared to 2t0.el2 the previous year.
This Was q drop Of four-tenths Of
one per cent.
A total OF 334.434 actually were
enrolled in the districts during the
year. but that contained many
Implications who went to two or
more schools within the state. The
figure vas q decrease of l.6 per
cent from q year ago, indicating
Washington families were doing
less moving around.
Atwoods survey showed the
large cities dropped off in attend
anee and the suburban areas
around them increased in school
population. Counties with large
farms showed fewer school chill
dren, and those with small scresses
more. Twenty-Five Of the SO coun-
ties showed drops. Grant county
led the list with seven per cent
gain. and Okanosan county was
second with five per cent-both
probably due to Grand Coulee dam,
which Is located in both. San Juan
lost four per cent. while Ferry
county rose "A per cent in attend
snce. Yakima county made the
largest numerical gain in attend
snee, rising from l7,T46 to 1906.
Atwood reported elementary
schools continued to drop. show
ing a one per cent decrease, while
regular high schools increased Is
per cent In sire. Kindergartens
gained two per cent, with 7,s4s OF
the 1855 total last year being in
King county alone.
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VACCINE IS PROTECTION
AGAINST BITE OF FLEA

San rRANC1eCO - Two UNI
versity Of California research sci-
sntists TO-DAY reported they had
developed a vaccine giving I'M
nunity against flea bates and open
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general inamunisstion against all
insect bi,es becomes pcssibls. IL
would be an extremely valuable
adjunct nthe control Of insect
borne diseases such ~ plague,
yellow fever and malaria.
They chose the flea instead OF
the mesquite for their original sx-
periments because fisas are more
common in the San Francisco area
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R. {. MP. ARRESTS 70
NATIONAL SOCIALISTS

MoNTREAL--Roysl Canadian
Mounted Police. in 80 raids at dawn
today. arrested 70 members Of the
National Socialist storm troop
organization in Canada. Police
said several Of those held had pass-
ports and tickets for return TO Ger
many. via the United States. and
were Just leaving when sppre-
hended. A portable wireless
station. capable Of transmitting to
Germany was seized / none raid.