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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-15
COAST GUARD
 SEApLANE IN
 CRASH; } DIE
Ship Was Carrying Sick Man 10 Shore : Five
 Others Rescued

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two Coast Guardsmen and the man they were flying ashore from the ketch At lantis for disqualification for ap- pendicitis. were killed when a sea- plane crashed in the ocean,
 The dead are Lieut.. William Clemmer, Pilot John Radan and the sick man, named Priest.
 Five other Coast Guardsmen on the seaplane were rescued by crew from the Atlantic, 150 miles south east of New York. Two of the res- cued men were seriously injured with broken backs.
 The crash occurred at the takeoff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-15
FOR EXTERNAL IMPROVEMENT"

The purpose of the proposed loans made then was internal improve ment, a definition not far from that outlined by the President in his an- nouncement of the lending plan. He planned to have the loans spent for U. s. goods, however. The port of Callao in Peru borrowed $25,000, 900 in 1928 for port improvement, That same year found Rio de Janeiro in Brazil borrowing sl,770,000 to move Castle Hill out of the way of city expansion.
 Six years earlier the Govern ment of Brazil borrowed $25. .000,- GOO for Identification of a suburban division of the government-ow central railway and for other pur- poses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-15

 ARE IN COMBINE

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July 15.-- California chiropractors have volun- tarily started system of finger printing, to identify those in prac- tice and also students in chiroprac- tic schools. They expect to elim- mate use of forged or stolen certifi- oates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-15
} HALIBUTER5
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July 15.-The follow ing halibuters arrived and sold here today:
 From the western banks Trin- ity 40,0O0 pounds, 8A and "A cents a pound.
 From the local banks = Hanna 11.000 pounds, 81s and 7A cents; Forward 12,00O pounds 8A and 79l cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-15
LOST LIFE FOR DOG

BLOxWICH, England The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has awarded a silver medal posthumously to David Harper, II, who drowned in an attempt to save his dog.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-07-15

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Evening star., 1939-04-27
Construction Firm
Abrogates Contract
With A. F. oil. Union
Pressure From Farmers
Brings Open Shop
On Super-Hiehwoy
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOMERSET, Pa, April 27.-Abro-
cation by one contractor of closed
, shop agreement with an A. F. of l..
union today brought success to
angry farmers and laborers de-
manding the right to work on Penn
sylvania's dream highway" without
joining the union and paying SIS
Initiation and 50 monthly dues.
After driving two A. F. of L. Or
ganizers out of town and wrecking
union headquarters, the farmers
yesterday halted work on a 7-miie
link OF the Harrisburg Pittsburgh
all-weather thoroughfare beire
built east of here by the County
Construction Co.
A few hours later the firm an
nounced cancellation of its contract
with the Construction General La
Dor and Material Handlers Union
covering approximately 80 workers
on the project. Company Partner
H. w. Findley said the action ap-
parently was "the only way we can
operate"
There will be no union on this
Job" declared Farmer Victor 3.
Glessner after a conference with
w. r. Mostoller, construction firm
superintendent. There will be an
open shop. Men who want work will
be employed directly through the
timekeeper, not the union, from now
on. Those who have been WORKING
will report as usual"
Evening star., 1939-04-27
Violation of Parole
Charged to Mrs. RundIe

A warrant from the probation office
for Plymouth and Norfolk Counties.
Mass, was on file with the Washing
ton authorities today, charging Mrs.
Rosalyn Randle. former operator of
? health farm" in Falmouth, with
violation of parole.
Mrs. Randle is now at liberty on
$1,000 bail following conviction of
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. A charge of using the mails
to defraud was continued. She was
found guilty last Monday of charge
OF obtaining $500 under false pre-
lenses from Mrs Catherine H. Reed,
1881 California street NV, on the
claim she could clear up" a college
boys supposed mental ills.
The Massachusetts, warrant it was
understood. seeks return of Mrs.
Io1dle for alleged failure to report
to the probation Office at the expira-
ton of three-month sentence i'm
posed for illegal practice of medi-
cine. 1t has not been served, it was
learned.
Evening star., 1939-04-27
insufficient Funds
Hamper D. 6. Relief

insufficient funds for public relief
In the District was listed as one of
the chief problems faced by the
Council of Social Agencies during
the past year. the 18th annual
agency report announced yesterday.
In regard to the relief question
the report said: Not only was the
public assistance division of the
Board of Public Welfare unable to
extend general public assistance to
families in which there was an en-
playable person, but because the ap-
preparation was even less than
previously it had actually to discon-
tlnue relief for many families in
which there were no employable
persons"
The Valley settler., 1939-05-05
NOTICE
FROM HEALTH DGPARTMElIT

 It has boen brought to ny atten- tlon in tho form of complaints from certain usinoas men in Anchorage that some of the Col onists from tho totamska Valley arc dispensing mont from door to door in the town Of Anchorage. Anyone engaged in this business arc sub joct to the sanitary rules onG regulations Of tho Torritor- ial Department or 1ealth. These re uloti ons do not rorlntt tho back or q truck to be used as Q '1oct market.
 Therefore, anyone whc wishes to soil their meat or meat products will Dc required to establish the1as elves in . properly con StructoG meat market with cold storage facilities, rofri Cerated cove red cases and toilets and washing facilities.
 Anyone found selling meat and not comp lying with these re- lulo- tions will De sub tect to arrest anu fine or irpris onnent.
 E.C. Clem ents
 Terri toriol Sanitarian
The Valley settler., 1939-05-05

EOTICE: TAL7NT ARTISTS. If you have some hidden tclont that is entertaining please see Dr .hlbrecht in tho next few days anG he may arrange to enter you on the program noxt Woek.
The Valley settler., 1939-05-05
MINUTES OF BOARD MEETI.G MAY l

qhe meeting Wos called to order by president Huntley %3th all membe rs present. Minutes Of rrevio ous meetings on April IF and 24 were
 read and approved. It was agreed that Victor Johnson of Moose Creek be notified that
 he wos eligible to receive divi- dends. Applicati tions for the Pur- chose-Dividend privilege by Walter
The Valley settler., 1939-05-05

Wasilla, were unanimously accepted The application of J. .Tully was accepted ith Erik dissenting on the grounds that he was a land
 oW2or, and therefor e1egible or full membership in the Association. It w7s decided that the ARRC en- ploJoes Stock Certificate held by Robert Graham expired with the termi nation of his emp loynent, and that ne should be notified that q new Purchase-D dividend certific cab would have to be purchased. Mr. Stock suggested that those selling produce to the Co-op
 shouldjo oin tho Association. It WAS move6 and carried that in ala purchas es, the hsslciation favor members.
 &r. .Head addressed the Board, stating thot he had received q telegram from Iir. .Sheely to the effect that he and Ohlson, sub- joct to final conf imot ion by the AI}RC Board, authorized the trans fer of the operot ti on and manaGc- ment of the Produce Department, Mcats Department, and Creamery over to the Cooperating Associ- otion. lie stated that a written notice to this effect would be fort Incoming and that management could be assumed by the Co-op whenever it wished. He said that any changes in or purchases of oqu1 1pmont must be approved by the AfhC ond that personnel should be discus sed with them as long as the Corporation financed these units.
 Notion by Erik, seconded by Vasa- noja that tho units mentioned in llr. Sheely's telegram be taken ever undef the conditions stated.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Misses Dinner and
Evening Gowns
Greatly Reduced

The group includes dresses in rayon shark
skin, imported organdy cotton, rayon crepe
silk chiffon, rayon chiffon, rayon jersey. The
colors range from white and pastels to black
One wedding gown included. Sizes 10 to 20
IL Dresses originally $40 95 to $685. Now - s395
16 Dresses originally s1695 to S25. Now ~ s575
IL Dresses originally sl3 95 to s35 Now -- s7.75
Is Dresses originally SIG 95 to S35. Now - 1915
20 Dresses originally s1695 to s2975. Now - s1z.50
IL Dresses originally s22 95 to s35 Now w $3.50
4 Dresses originally s35 to $3975 Now ~ $3.50
Dresses originally S29.75 to s39.75. Now--$22
MISSES FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Misses Two-Piece
Tailored Suits, 49,

Originally S49.75 and S59.75
suits in imported tweeds by Del Monte
white, brown and white, grew with black
skirt blue and tan. Sizes IL to 20.
Del Monte Hickey Coats in imported wool, tweeds
and plaids. Fitted and boxy models In tan, gold
and grey mixtures. Sizes IA and 16. Were s6975
Now $50
Rodex Coats made in England. Boxy styles in
brown rust and blue and grey mixtures Sizes
IL and a. Were S59.75. Now --------- S44.75
Del Monte Hickey Coats in imported striped tweeds
mixtures and plaids. One Phillip Mangone model in
black. Sizes IL to 18. Originally $59.75 to $685.
Now ----- ----- .-.----. ---------- S37
Del Monte Hickey two-piece combination suits in
imported fabrics Tan, brown. navy and cerise.
Sizes IA to 90 Were s5975 to s7995. Now S37
MISSES AND WoMENs COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Boys Wool Knickers
90 Originally So to 81

"a pairs in dark patterns and wool
hannels. All sizes up to Is.
8 Boys Cotton Wash Suits with
long sleeves, contrasting shorts.
Sizes 4 and S. Originally SO. Now,
CSC
16 Boys Rain Hats in brown cot
ton leatherette and a few cotton
gabardines. Large sizes. Origi-
nally Csc. Now W---------- 25c
Is Cotton Tweeduroy Helmets in
brown. Discontinued style. Small
sizes. Originally $l50. Now 45c
FL Handkerchief Sets in fine cotton.
Assorted initials. Boxed. Were
for ST. Now - 3 for Soc
Is Cotton Polo Shirts with long
sleeves with horizontal stripes.
Originally 81. Now Csc
THE Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Luggage Reduced

Morocco grain Bottle Case. Was
$3.50. Now $12.95
Overnight Case, 10 inches, can
vas with stripe. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
l Pullman Case, lightweight. Was
$12. Now $8.95
Mans Gladstone, brown cowhide.
Was $22.50. Now --- S14.95
Mans Black Leather Bag. Was
$40. NOW - S14.95
Mans Hanger Case. Canvas with
stripe. Was $25. Now S18.75
Woman's Russet Leather Fitted
Case. Was $50. Now $3.50
1 Brown Fabrikord Hat and Shoe
Case. Was s1750. Now -S11.20
LUGGAGE, New Location,
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Model DraPeries
and Curtains
Greatly Reduced

A collection of draperies and glass
curtains used in our Model Rooms.
Various types of fabrics, slightly
soiled or mussed. Greatly reduced
for quick clearance.
Large collection of Odd Lots of
Curtains, Bedspreads and Draperies
in cotton -and-rayon fabrics. Greatly
reduced for clearance.
$50 pairs Cotton Filet Net Curtains
IN novelty xeaves. Ecru. ~
yards long. Special S1.1c pair
CURTAINS AND DRApER1rs,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Doll Clothes - price

Some slightly soiled and mussed,
all broken sizes.
l Beach Outfit. Was 81. Now 81
Fl Baby Booties. Were zoe. Now.
1os
Is Baby Booties. Were soc. Now,
25c
"a pairs Doll Shoes. Were Csc.
8 pairs Overshoes. Were 81. Now
SOC
10 Sweater Sets. Were $2.25. Now,
$1.1o
4 Sweater and Cap Sets. Were
$125. Now 60c
3 Sweater and Cap Sets. Were
$3.50. Now --~-- 75c
2 Dye-Dee Outfits. Were s2.75.
Now S1.35
2 Shirley Temple Hat and Coat
Sets. Were $295. Now-----S1.45
The Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Odd Dining Room Chairs
Greatly Reduced
.educed to S3.25

Reduced to $3.25
Maple Side Chairs. Were $3.50.
l Maple Side Chair. Was S.
Maple Side Chairs. Were $3.50.
Reduced to $3.50
Side Chairs, 18th Century style, in mahogany and
gum With buff eatherette seat covers. Were $775
10 Side Chairs, 18th Century style in mahogany and
gum. Blue cotton tapestry seat covers. Were $3.50.
1 Side Chair in walnut and gum. 18th Century de-
sign. Was S625.
l Arm Chair, 18th Century type. In mahogany and
gum. Was So
Side Chairs in mahogany and gum. 18th Century
style. Originally $9.25.
Reduced to $6.75
l Side Chair in shield back design. With rust cotton
tapestry cover. Was s1050.
/ Side Chair in Chippendale design. With blue COT
ton freZette cover. Was $1O.5O.
/ Arm Chair Duncan Phyfe style, with red cotton
tapestry cover In walnut and gum. Was $l050.
l Arm Chair shield back style. Green cotton tap
estry covers. Originally $3.50
1 Arm Chair with shield back In Philippine mahog-
any with blue cotton tapestry. Was $3.50
Side Chairs to match above. Were $lO50.
Reduced to $10.50
2 Side Chairs in Chippendale design. With red
hair frieze seat covers. Originally $28.
l Arm Chair to match above Originally $35
1 Arm Chair in Duncan Phyfe design. Walnut with
red cotton tapestry cover Originally $3.50.
3 Side Chairs, solid mahogany, in Duncan Phyfe de-
sign. Blue harcloth seat covers Originally $4450.
/ Modern Buffet in walnut veneer and gum. 60 inches
long Was SCI So Now ow-- S45
l Deep Lounge Chair with red cotton tapestry cover
Was $47.50. Now S34.5O
2 Glass Serving Trays; one with walnut, mahog
any frame Reduced to-------------------- CSC
l Dinette or Breakfast Drop-eaf Table in maple
painted ivory color 26x36 inches closed; 48x35 open
Originally $40. Now ----- - $5.S5
l Duncan Phyfe Design Dining Room Extension
Table, solid Philippine mahogany with two 12-inch
leaves. Was SIS $56
LIVING AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Costume Slips, SIS
We're SI.95

9 pure dye silk crepe and satin
slips with cotton lace TRIM White
only. Sizes 80, SO and 40.
Slips in silk-and-rayon brocade
trimmed with hand embroidery.
Blush only. Sizes 80 and ~. Were
$1.95. Now ------A-------- $1.45
Slips in silk-and-rayon crepe
tailored style. Pink. Sizes 80, "a
and 10. Were $1.95. Now $1.45
Slips in pure dye silk crepe with
built-up shoulders. Blush. Size
SO. Were $3.50. Now -$1.75
Slips in pure dye brocaded silk
crepe trimmed with hand embroid-
cry. Tearose. Size 81. Were
$295. Now w----N.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Lamps, Shades

Greatly Reduced
2 Sway Indirect Floor Lamps,
Florentine bronze finish, 100000
300-watt bulb. Were $50. Now $695
Boudoir Floor Lamp, ivory color
enamel finish with green onyx in
set. 3-way indirect light, silk shade
Was $3.50. Now SO
8 Painted Iron Bridge Lamps with
Tile trays. White with green or
black. Were $595. Now -$3.95
l Emeralite Desk Lamp, spun brass
base, with brown glass shade and
daylight screen. Was $l1.50.
Now $3.50
All slightly soiled or damaged.
LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Rubber CirdIes, 'I''0

We're y2.SO
40 all-in-one rubber foundations
with rayon brassiere top. Slide
fastened In back Adjustable
shoulder straps and garters.
l Utility Cabinet covered with
peach washable cotton cloth Four
large drawers. Was $3.50. Now 81
II Wardrobe Bags of glazed cotton
chintz, 60-inch length, snap fasten-
ing, holds eight garments. Peach,
green or blue with floral design.
Were $1.35. Now CSC
1 Glazed Cotton Chintz Shoe Bars.
16-pocket size. Were Csc. Now, SOC
5 Wastebaskets, floral design wash
able paper covering. Navy. dubon-
net or peach. Were soc. Now -35c
NOTIONS, A1sLEs 81 AND a.,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
ChiIdren's Half and
Knee-higR Socks
Special 5 pair, s.
$50 pairs with fancy cuffs and
stripes. Half socks, size 6 to 1917;
knee-highs, sizes 7 to 101a.
CH1LDREN's HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Girls and Juniors
Sports Hats, Sl'9'

" ere COsCU
80 fur felt sports hats in powder
blue, aqua, wheat, lime, yellow and
rose. Headsizes 81 to 22k.
"a Juniors Fur Felt Sports Hats in
navy, wine, purple, moss green with
assorted color suede band trims.
HeadsizeS 211a to 22k. Were
$3.50. Now ~ $1.95
20 Girls and Children's Fur Felt
Hats in -the-face and bonnet
styles. Brown, navy, aqua, and
royal Headsizes 20 to 20. Orig
inally $3.50 to $5.95. Now $1.95
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
.oodtex oiIet Tissue
Special at IS dozen

100 dozen Woodtex toilet tissue
1000 sheets to the roll. Stock up
on this fine quality tissue at this
saving.
4S Rubber Lined Tourist Bags with
bottles and jars. Assorted colored
rayon cases. Were s185. Now, Sl.35
IA Lavender Sachet Hanging Bas-
kets Of sweet lavender sachet. Were
18c. Now - l0c
"a Boxes Won Bath Soap. 4 large
cakes in a box. Was SIPS. Now,
78c
36 Glazo Manicure Sets in bakelite
cases in assorted case colors. Were
48c. Now -35c
"a Cheek l Pac Icy Pac for the
cheeks and eyes. Were 40c. Now,
18c
36 Bottles Nusheen Hair Lacquer.
Were 35c Now 1Sc
To1LETRIEs, AISLE 13, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Paper
Special So box

200 boxes Of Kid finish or parch-
ment paper in choice of four sizes
large fiat sheets, folded letter
sheets, single letter size and folded
note paper. 72 sheets and so en-
velopes to a box.
6 Green Leather Desk Pads with
paneled ends. Were So. Now 81
10 boxes Eaton Correspondence
Cards. White. so cards, so enve-
lopes to a box. Was 78c box Now.
SIC
STATIONERY, AISLE 2. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Electric Toasters, '7'95

2 Sunbeam two-slice automatic
toasters
l Porcelain-top Table. Size 25x40
inches. Originally s795. Now $2.95
Porcelain top Table, white with
blue trim and chrome legs. Size
25x40 inches. Was sl095. Now,
$685.
1 Brass Fireplace Rail. Originally
$3.50 Now - S2.95
l Brass Fireplace Rail. Originally
$3.50. Now - s2.95
2 Stainless Steel Trays with wooden
handles. Originally $3.50. Now.
$3.50
2 Stainless Trays, oblong with
wooden handles. Originally $3.50.
Now - ---- S1.95
l Brass Fireplace Rail. Originally
Sll.50. Now S2.95
HOUSEWARES, New Location.
EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator
Service.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
CirdIes, '2's'
Were IS

IS Lily Of France and Kops girdles
of cotton-and-rayon batiste and
elastic. Talon fastened, few side
hook models. Sizes q, %, 20, 80, SO.
Woodthrop One-p piece Founda-
tions of cotton-and-rayon batiste
and elastic with cotton lace tops.
Sizes 35, 36, 80, 80, Il. Originally
$40. Now -$4.95
Lily Of France and Bien Jolie
Girdles, side-hook and Talon
fastened models. Cotton and -rayon
batiste with elastic. Sizes %, 20,
80, 81, IS, SO. Originally $3.50 to
$40. Now S3.05
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Box Springs
Greatly Reduced

2, single size, with green cotton damask covers.
Originally $780, Now SIS
l single with tan and striped cotton ticking.
Originally $3.50. Now ----------------$15
/, single size, with blue cotton damask cover Was
Box Springs, double, with tan and striped
cotton ticking Were $50. Now------- STATS
l Box Spring. double with beige and brown cotton
and-rayon ticking Was S34.5O Now ------- S19.75
1 Box Spring with quilted top in Paisley-desgn cot
ton-and-rayon Double size. Was $3.50. Now $24.75
l Box Spring with blue cotton damask cover. Rabbit
edge for metal bed. 54-inch size Was $34.50.
Now --- ---- Sl9.75
Boudoir Chair, French STYLE with rayon MORE
cover Was 500 Now S1475
BOudoir Chair with loose reversible cushion covered
with black and rose chntZ Was $3.50 Now IS $50
1 Club-style Boudoir Chair with loose reversible
cushion, covered in blue and silver rayon. Originally
S22 So Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $16.75
BEDS BEDDING, New Location, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12

Misses Daytime Dresses
Reduced

Group includes tailored dresses, dressy after
noon dresses, jacket dresses and maternity
dresses in silk chiffon, rayon crepe, rayon
taffeta, rayon marquisette, spun rayon and
cotton. Prints, navy, brown and black. Sizes
10 to 20.
13, originally $8.95 to $1695. Now--------- $3.95
Is, originally $1095 to $25 Now ,-------- $575
IL, originally 1495 to SPOTS Now---S7 S7.75
4, originally s25. Now $9.75
6, originally $22.9 to $2975. Now w----S12.50
II, originally $1995 to $59.75. Now------S14.50
s. originally $29 IS to $35. Now $3.50
II. originally s2975 to $35. Now Now------------S S22
8, originally S35 to $3975. Now w------$ $26
6, originally $39.75 to $4975. Now$29
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Infants Handmade
Suits, 95e

Suits, 95s
Originally 81
20 in broadcloth and cotton. Sizes
l and 2.
Fl Sheer Cotton Toddler Dresses.
Sizes 2 and 8. Were S1.l5. Now,
75c
5 Sheer Cotton Toddler Dresses.
Sizes and 8. Originally sl65.
z Dotted Swiss Dresses. Sizes and
3. Originally s195. Now 75c
20 Cotton Print Overalls. Sizes
and g. Were S115. Now Csc
l Wool Crepe Coat, white. 6 months
size. Was $795. Now -- $495
Fall Goats, wool. Navy. Sizes
to g. Were $s95. Now s4.95
8 Fall Coats, wool. Copen, rose or
navy. Sizes l, 2, 3. Were s7.95.
Now -----.---- --- S4.95
IL Cotton BathrObes. Size 2. Orig
inally 81. Now ------------95c CSC
21 Cotton Frocks. Size 2. Orig
inally 81 Now CSC
English Wool Shawls. Pink, blue
or white. Were $4 Now S2.95
English Wool Shawl, white. Was
So. Now - - -------- S2.25
2 English Wool Shawls, blue or
white. Was 81. Now S1.45
10 Handmade Cotton Pillow Cases,
pink or blue. Were $115. Now, S5c
l Handmade Wool Sweater, white.
Imported. Size 2. Slightly soiled.
Was $395. Now
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Fur Goats and Jackets
Reduced

l Silver Fox Jacket; size 1s. Was 1925. Now S155
Dyed Guanaco Boleros sizes is and 18. Were
s49e5 Now 5S29.S5
/ Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size 16. Was s295.
Now ------------------ -------------- S165
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size 10. Was $3.50
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size a. Was
1926. Now $235
Eel Grey Dyed Caracul Lamb Coats size ls. Were
SITS Now ------------ $99
Brown Dyed Caracul Lamb Coat; size 2o Was
1925. Now ------------------- S185
Seal Dyed Muskrat Coat size r. Was SITS Now
S125
l Brown Dyed Pony Coat; size 15 Was SITS Now. $55
l Grey Kidskin Coat; size 16 Was S195. Now S139
l Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size 16. Was $685.
Now ------- ---- $3.50
l Brown Persian Lamb Coat size 49, Was s795
Now ------. .---.- s42O
l Baby Reindeer Coat; size 18. Was $3.50. Now S119
Red Fox Jacket; size 18. Was S495 Now = 1929
Black Dyed Alaska Seal Coat; size 49, Was $295
Now Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures S1S9
l Three-skin Dyed Jap Marten Scarf; was s1l9
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $85
l Two-skn Tipped Fisher Scarf. Was 1925 Now
$119
1 Four-skn Sable Dyed Fitch Scarf. Was $685.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $24
l six-skn Sable Dyed Fitch Scarf. Was $685. Now
S36
1 Single e-skin Silver Fox Scarf Was s125 Now, ss5
Two-skin Silver Fox Scarf. Was $1s5. Now $135
Single-skin Silver Fox Scarf. Was $685. Now SIS
l Black Dyed Persian Lamb Cape; size 49, Was
$195. Now ow----------. SI45
Silver Fox Jacket size 20. Was 1895. Now$295
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Junior Misses Shoes

u 10 Originally IS to s695
so pairs junior misses shoes in q
variety Of styles and feathers.
Sizes in the group: AAA-51z, 8.
61a, Z, ~, 8, s1a, 8; AA-5, 51a,
6, 81, Z, ~, 8, S1a, 8; As, 51a,
6, 7, 8, e1a; B., ~, 5, 61a, 6,
6ha, 7, ~.
JUNIORS AND CH1IDREN's SHOES,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
.omen's Shoes, s6'55

Were S8.75, S975
102 pairs Collegebred Tyless shoes with low
walking heels Blue, black, brown, rust, in
seal, calf, alligator-grain calf, suede or buck
Good sizes in broken lots.
36 pairs Valcraft Shoes in black kid calf. Dressy
tie and sandals. Fair Sizes Were $10.75 Now, $655
~ pairs Collegebred Shoes suede spon style in wine
or brown. Walking heel. Fair sizes. Were $975.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $6.55
Fl pairs Matrix Shoes in kid patent leather Black
or brown. Broken sizes. Were $10.75 Now $6.55
pairs Woodward & Lothrop Alligator Sports Shoes,
brown only. Were $8.75. Now $6.55
50 pairs Grayflex Trampers low heel and spectator
heels. Pumps, straps and oxfords. Black or brown.
Sizes:
Widths 4 I41aI S I512I 6 I61zI I71AI 8 1s1z
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