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Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
By CHARLOTTE SPENCER
NuiritOni1 fog ths STATE Board
of Health
zee
COOKING CLASSES

The Visiting Nurses Association
Of wilmington and the Wilmington
group Of State Board Of Health
Nurses have been studying the diets
Of some Of the families which they
serve.
One Of the conclusions drawn
from these studies is that many wo-
men should know more about buying
and cooking economical healthfuI
foods for their families.
A series Of cooking classes design
ed to teach simple and practical
methods Of economical cooking is
being planned for cOlored mothers
at the 1901 Tatna1l YWCA in Will
mingtOn. II these classes are sue
cessf1l, others may be started.
Mothers are being referred to these
classes by the Visiting Nurses AssO-
citation. the YWCA. and the State
Board OF Health.
Lessons IN economical meat dish.
es and meat substitutes are perhaps
the most needed. Cheese, canned
fish, dried peas. beef or pork liver,
Clipped beef, hamburg, stews. were
all lacking In most Of the diets stu
died.
Poor Judgment in buying vege-
tables is also common. Carrots,
beets, cabbage and onions are all
cheap but are too seldom used.
Many families which receive sur
plus commodities do not fully un-
how to best use them.
While recipes are distributed with
the foods. il is easier to follow a
new recipe after you have watched
It made.
It is planned to have about eight
Of these new classes for cOlOred
mothers which are to be held every
at 10 A. NJ. at 1901 TatnalI
street. Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05
LINCOLN

Mrs. George Derrickson, chairman
Of the local branch of the Red Cross
wishes to take this means Of thank
ing each and every one who helped
in any way to make the party held
last Wednesday night a success. The
/ sum of S2S.75 was realized.
Robert ,. Marker spent last week
with relatives in Ardmore, Pa.
Miss Ethel Mae Warren and Willis
Rogers accompanied by friends from
Milford enjoyed a motor trip to At
lantic City, N. j., on Sunday.
Doris Holden. of Ardmore. Pa. is
spending the week with her aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Mills
and son. Delbert, Jr.
Donald Donovan went on a busi-
ness trip to Wilmington on Wednes-
day.
Marian and Doris Ann Colegrove
Of Wilmington spent two weeks
with their grandparents and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Clendaniel and
Mr.. and Mrs Giles Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren had
as guests for dinner on Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. James Warren of Smyrna,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warren of Bal
tlmOre and Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Tay-
lor of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Plaford
near Milton, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook left last
Wednt sday for a visit with relatives
in New Jersey and New York State.
The June meeting OF the Lindale
Home Demonstration Club was held
last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Arthur Reynolds in FL
lendale, with % members and three
visitors in attendance. Mrs. Warren,
the president. called the meeting to
order at o'clock.
During the meeting the club join |
ed In singing Happy Birthday" to |
one of the members. Mrs. Lydia /
Warren. who was celebrating her |
S0th birthday The delegates to the |
Short Course, Mrs. Melvin WheatIey
and Mrs. John Donovan, gave a
splendid report Of their activities at
and also a demonstration on
hat making.
The project leaders, Mrs. Jennie
and Mrs. Winnie Harder,
Tea Is Served" and
all were invited to the spacious
porch where delicious tea and cook
les were served and where also later
Ice cream and saltines were served
by the hostess. The July meeting
will be held at the cottage of Mrs.
w. H. Clendaniel and Mrs. George
at Slaughter Beach,
where a covered dish luncheon will
le served at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Adams Of
spent Sunday with Mrs.
ADAMS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
sph H. Messick.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson
pent Saturday and Sunday at the ,
lew York Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchins OF 1
lssingtOn, Pa, we're guests Of Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Raymond Wilkins on Sun /
ay.
Mrs. Helen Methvin and son Ben /
nd Mrs Harold Horn and son Ja- !
iie, Of Americas. Ga, are visiting
heir parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry .
reenly and family. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pyle and fam {
y Of Wilmington were town callers
n Sunday. s
Services for Lincoln charge. July \
Lineoln-C Church school at II a. m. n
lans for the picnic will be made \
iter the regular session OF the q
shool. Evening worship at 1880
clock. Sermon theme: Toward a n
afe and Sane Patriotism" u
Slaughter Neck-Church school at
a. m. Morning worship at II o. n
ock. n
Cedar Neck-Church school at Q y
m. Afternoon worship at O'Clock. y
Melvin + Wheatley. Jr.. Minister. y
In
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05

ily moved 70 Wilmington. their for
mer home, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gorley, Of Dc-
yer, have moved to the home where
the Coke family moved from
James Kerbin and Mrs. Mollie Mil
bourne accompanied Mrs. H. r. Wal
ker to Lewes Beach 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan stambaugh on We'd
nesday
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05

@Harvesters." those little insects.
that fll the air al harvest time, are
20 thick this year, that In some sec
tions drivers have been forced to
stop and clean their windshieIds be-
fore continuing on their way.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05

NO TOWN ever went ahead when
its people kept saying "It can't be
done"
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05

Swat he ~ sarlyl
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Furniture CIearance!

Regular $3s.e5 Odd Dresseis. Genuine woInut
veneer on oumwood or solid maple. Loree pIote
gloss mirror $z1.o5
$34.95 to $3e.95 Odd Buffets. Genuine woInut
veneer on eunwood Left from hieh-arode suites
$19.95
choirs With ottomon; open to SINGLE SIZE
BED; cotton topestY covered. Were $3oo5 Sz4o5
Rssuior $49.95 Vanities. Grond Ropids noke.
Genune mahogany veneer on eumwood- ---sle.95
I-$3S.s5 Dining Room TabIs. Left from
sure
"$3s.ss to $4s.s5 chest-robes. Solid mopIe
Or wolnut veneer on eumwood e5
1z-$ls.e5 TO 1886 Odd Beds. WoInut veneer
on eumwood or solid maple. Full and twin bed
sizes S895
Resu'er $3s.95 Lounge Chairs. Odd Floor SAM
pies Choice Of coors and styles -$z4e5
S7.s5 odd Dining Room cheiss. Only one -of-o-
kind. Left from upholstered suites Sz,es
SsS Odd sofes. Choice Of styles and covers
Modefn and 9th century floor sompIes- $50
Inc Polais Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
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China and Glassware

to 81. Decorated pottery dogs, cots, elephants,
towns, bulls and some small bud voses Many
sizes and color combinations Not every item in
eoch price ronoe- Sc to 69e
Is Dozen Reg. 81 Dozen Stsmwers. GobIets,
l3-ounee footed ice teo glasses, sherbets. Cut.
3-$l.50 Miniature Fernevies. White painted
enamel trelIis handle with red neto bosket$l
4z-$I.29 ceIorsd Bskins cssssress. l-quort
size. Guaranteed oven proof. Blue. green, yell
low and wine -69e
IS Reg. 7se HissoriesI PIetss. Interesting SUBJ
jeets Of early American significance. UnderoIozs
colors 39e
Reg. $3.9S Tit-Top Tables. Shopwom som-
pies. Tile set in metoI. IdeoI for porch or
lawn -
4 6suvd Strings. Shopworn. Were 81 and
PS./O -
Tks PaLns Royel, GIasspars /. ETH Floor
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The Palais Royal,
Lisexs J.. Second Floor
Yarn SpecioIs

: tsTweed-Knit" and "Mogie-
Print" Cotton Yarn. For knit
ting or ,,croehetine summer
dresses, bIouses. etc. Size
2-ounce skein; broken color
ossortment.. ReouIorIy SOC, 39e
3 QUILTS Stsmpsd for applique;
includes applique pieces and
binding. Were $3.95---$2.95
The Palais Royal.
Art Nsediewerk :. Fifth Floor
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C|earance-RuQs

Only z-oxlz Woven Mexe,k Rugs. Were
$3.50 Discontinued Potterns- $l5s5
Only 5-9xI2 Imported Cotton Rugs. Copied
from Oriental potterns. Were Sl7.o5---- $lz.95
Only 3-6xe Fr;nsed Cotton Rugs Oriental
copies Were $1295- $6.95
Only l2-9xlz Grass Russ. Splendid quality
Brown ond green. Were $3.s5
Only 4o-74x36-iaeh csspst ssmpIss. Frnoed
Only 3-sxlz imported vsrte siseI Rugs. Were
$loo5 Discontinued styles
1oo-27x54-i Fibre Rugs. Loree assortment.
Bosket weove. Were $225 to $4.5o-----$l.s5
500 Yssds Felt Bose Flooring. 6 good potterns.
Standard quoIity 2se Squers Ye'd
Only zo-9xI2 Felt Base Rugs. Perfect quoIity.
Were $4o5 $3.95
Only 5-9xIz and Sxlo Rugs. Oval rush. Were
3io1O
Only 1i-6x9 Gold Seal consolsums. Discontin-
ued potterns. Were
The Palais Royal, Rsfs Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
$3.50 ChehilIe
Spreods, $3.50

Creamy muslin with chenille de-
signs in various eoIorines thot
have Brown, Rust or Wine os
predominant shodes. Double
bed size.
PostsI coloved Summer blon-
kets, 5eos wool and o5 % cot
ton. Were Sl.2o ~ 81
Fruit-of the Loom Printed Cot
ton Bed Quilts, were 1898,
s7.ss
Hemstitehed Bed Sheets Of fine
muslin, were Sl.95----$i.5s
hesvy UnbIsaehsd c1tten Mes-
tress Covers, were $l.o8 $l.49
Woven Cotton BsdspfSeds. twin
or double size, were 1898,
The PaIais Royal,
omesies Second Floor
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Beds, Mattresses Reduced

! Res. $34.95 Studio Couch. Comfortable inner
spring construction Cotton honespun in ton
@A1sSS
! Reg. $34.e5 Studio Couch. Walnut finish neto
orns Comfortable innersprine construction.
] Res. $3s.s5 Studio Couch Walnut finish wood
orms ond metol back. Cotton velour ondf honie-
! Regular $44.s5 bsd-hi Couch. Two separate
nnersprne mattresses Cotton horespun cover
ing $z9.95
kss. $II.95 innsrspEiss Mottrsssss Highly
tempered steel coils encosed in oyers Of cotton
felt Stondord S795
5 Reg. $z4.5o lnnsnprins Mestrsssss. inde-
structibIe steel coils. Pre-bu|t borders Generously
filled with cotton layer felt. Double size$l3.95
The Palais Royal. Bedding Fourth Floor
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Paint Specials

Arts AII-Purpess We'll and Wood Gloss; white,
ivory green. Was $3.50 q ooIon 81 80
Amsriesn varnish Stein for floors, woodwork and
furniture. Was 81 so half eolIon ~
Ready-Mixsd House Paint; white and ivory. Wos
$3.50 eollon- ~
Wssheb!s FIst Paint, makes good undercoot
Wos $225 ooIIon- 80
Wstsr-preef clssr spsr vsrnish; Iono-weorino
finish. Was $3.50 a gallon 50
The Palais Royal. Paints %. Fifth Floor
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Boys Shop Specials

Is Junior Boys Tweed Sports ceots. Regularly
sl95. Sizes to y l271....---.,,$i.7s =.
80 Young Mems $l0.95 Sports coots. AI-wool
tweeds Sizes Is to
I Boys $4.95 Tweed Topeoot. size 8-----$l.95
Boys ResuIer z5e Skull Cops
IS Junior Boys $9.s5 Rugby Suits. Fancy tweeds
and eheviots Sports coot, shorts and kniekers.
Sizes to
Boys $1o.95 Hooded Maekinaw, size 20. $5.s5
50 Pairs Boys Soc Paiomos BroodeIoth Sizes
6 and 8. l-piece STYLE Were e79e-----------5oe
ResuIor $z.95 Cowboy Suits. Sizes 8. 10, II
and IA -------------$l.39
4-$l.95 Cowboy Suits. sizes a. IL and l4--$l
z Peirs Young Mems $2.95 sIacks. Sizes l8 ond
lo. Royon and wool -------$l
Boys RssuIoF 81 Cops, broken size ronoe----29e
8 Young Mems $l4.95 Reversible Coets. Sizes
Is to ss.95
The Paisis Royal. Boys Shop First Floor
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Women's Shoes

$50 Peirs Formerly IS and $6.75 Fsmovs
Shoes. princess Royal" and "Air-step." Short
lines and broken sizes. Token from reouIor
stock Many styles and heel heights S3.e5
200 Psiss Summer Spests Ssndsis. Formerly So
to $3.o5. White and coIors 10
The Pslais Royal, Sksss Second Fieoy
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Ribbon Remnants
lie Yard

4 inches to s inches wide.
Broken assortment, including
sotins, toffetos, moire, ombre,
Roman stripes, ploids and many
others in q wide selection Of
coIors and combinations.
The PaIGs Royal,
RibboSs . First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Used Refriqerotors

1-korse. floor model; size 5
cubic feet; 5-yeor worronty.
Was Sl72.o5----$l25
l-korse, all porcelain; size
s cubic feet; 5-yeor worronty.
Wos S24o.5O ---$l69.95
l-GensraI Electric, size 7
cubic feet; less thon z years
old; in excellent condition. Wos
S242.5O -----$l55
1-Westinsh shouss, size 6 cubic
feet; less than ! year old. Wos
Sl59.5O ---------$69.95
l-cresIey, good condition.
SpecioI oI-$3o.50 50
Tie Palais Royal,
Refrigerator Fifth Floor
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Rayon indies

20 Pieces $l.ls Psismss. Two-pieee style.
Royon. Broken sizes and some extra sizes in
the lot Observation-Disclosures
10 Psiss 81 Munsinswsev Paiemas. Bolbriooon.
Two-piece style. Rose and green. Sizes IA,
The Palais Royal, Usdies First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
: Domestics Reduced

kssuIorIy $I.9S 60xS0 Home.
spun Cloths with hond-embroi-
dev and applique in eoIorfuI
Mexieon motifs on noturol color
grounds ds---------$1.59
Reg. 81 Hand-bioeksd Cotton
Luncheon Cloths, size 52x68,
69e
Hond- -mads lses TeblseIoths,
size 54x54; were $l.79, $l.3s
Linen Embroidered Bridge Set
of 5 pieces, were $l-----5se
Turkish Beth Nets, were $l.98,
$i.39
69e Reyon Ddsnesk Luncheon
Cloths, size 52x52-------49e
Plaid Bisse Linen Nspkins.
The Palais Royal,
Evening star., 1940-04-04

500 Mems ResuIer 6se Ties. crepes, fou|ords
and tws. Silk and wool and silk shontung.
Stripes figures, pIods and potterns- z for 81 90
50 Mems 81 Union Suits. "ModewelI." Medium
weight cotton. Long short sleeves. Ankle
length. Sizes "a to as in the Iot-----------$l
100 Pors Mems 81 80 Pojames. Formerly S .o5.
Nationally known moke and Lynbrooke. Brood
cloth and cotton soteen. Potterns. Sizes
A to
so Mems soc Silk HandksEehiefs- s------1ee
Pairs Mems 81 Hops. One-piees shirt and
short. Slightly soiIed
II Mems $l.95 Shirts. "Riee Weove." Color
ottoehed Solid coIors- -------S9e
Tie Palais Royal, Store for Men First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04

DRESSES Reduced
Better Dress Shop Specials
5 ReeuIor $l695 Dresses s-------------S
Regular $l995 Dresses 50
5 Regular $22.95 Dresses ses-----$l2
The Palais Royal. Better Drtssei .. Third Floor
Reg. $s95 Frocks- s-----------S3
Black and Spring eoIors. Broken sizes for misses,
women and Half Sizes. Only Is.
The Palsis Royal, Thrift Dresses 80. Third Floor
Reg. 1886 Junior Frocks s--------S5
Postsl erepss, prints ond sheer wools. Only II.
e$l0.o5 and Sass Junior Dresses,
Broken sizes. Friday only 50
Tie Palais Royal. Jssior Dresses -. Third Floor
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Boqs and Belts

8 ResuIer So Potent
lsethsr Bags. Shoulder
strop style. Friday only. 81
13 Resuler 81 and s.
Boss. Copeskin and doe
skin. Pink, blue and gold.
Friday Only HALF
PRICE ----$l and $3.50
lS RssuIer s. Leather
Bags. Seulptured and
grained Ieothers. Brown,
black, green and red 81
20 Regular 81 and. 59e
Bags. Assorted coIors.
Sold as is---------19e
~ Regular 59e Leather
beIts l9e
The Palais Royal, Leather
Goods -. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Reg. 25c to 45c
Odd Lot Yorns
IO( ball

lingering, soxony. Knitting. Ger
montown, Angel Crepe and Shet-
land included in the collection.
Broken color assortment.
The Palais Royal,
Art Needlework Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
SportSWeor!

0k|Os
I0-$5.95 loms blouses- 81
2o-$3 Sports BIousss. dark
colors ors---------50e
16-$2.95 and $3.95 Wool
Skiits
3-$7.95 Tweed jackets --$@
10-$5.95 Sports Dresses. dark
shades Observation-Disclosures
30-$2.95 Sweaters, rust and
tSOi -
@$1.95 Hard Knit Sweoters,
dark coIors s---------A--$l
The PaIais Royal,
Sb0rtswear Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Mems Furnishings

100 Mems 81 Sports Shirts. In or outer
style with button neck and short sleeves.
BroodcIoth, cotton crash, spun royon and
oxford cloth. Stripes and solid eoIors.
Small, medium and large, for 81, Or
eoeh, 69e.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

Notions Reduced!
II Peirs Resuior 29e Strow Slip
pers. Chinese woven. Comfort
able. Assorted sizes
Z ResuIar $3.50 kIsinert's Sturdi-
flsx. All in one eorment. | size
SO, ! size $3.50
II Reg. 81 PIiofiIm Raineepes,
The PoIais Royal,
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Robes and Uniforms
SiIverware

JVV0I W0I .
6 Sterin4 Silver Bouillon Spoons. Eeeh--$l.3o
4 stsrlns Silver TebIs Spoons. Eseh----$z.7o
s SterIina Silver Butter Sprsodsss. Eeeh--$l.55
s Stevlina Silver Ice Tso Spoons. Eaeh---$1.e5
s Sterling Silver cseom Soup Spoons. Eaeh,
$l.6o
SIS Sterling Silver SsIed Sets. Eseh--$z.5o
The PaIais Royal,
Sipeywaye :. :. First Floor -#
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Goats, Suits Reduced!

81 or;sinolIy sl7.s5 and sls.s5 Tweed coots.
Sizes to IS, II to l8, 33H2 to 43N2, 3e to 40.
Black and white, ootmeoI, blue ond eroy--$l lz.S5
$l-$s.s5 Gobordine Reineoot. Cotton. NoW
I kavy Cotton GeboFdine Roneoot Originally
Sl2e5. Size
Z Brown Cotton Gobordine Reineoots. Sizes AZ
and A. Originally see5
Imported Wool Reversible. ZeIon process lin
inq Size Is. Was rs
Z Covert Cloth Reversible coots. Brown, size IA;
green, size Is. Originally S22.e5------$los5
I Womon's Two-piees Suit in navy; size 39
Originally $2o.o5 ----------------.--$!
3 Men-TeiIored Suits in sizes u, IA and l8;
black or brown; plain or striped. Originally
4 Soft Suits; red, sizes ID and Is; blue, size l8;
eroy, size l8. Originally $l9.e5--------$u.S5 IS
4 Navy Suits with button front; sizes w. - ond
le. Originally Sle.e5----------------$ll.s
The Palais Royal, Goats. -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Costume.
JeweIry

Z Rhinestone Pins. Were SIS.
Fridoy --$7.5o
5 pieces Of Shell JeweIsy. Were
$3.50. Fridoy- rs
5 Rhinestone Bracelets. Were
ST .o5. fridoy---$l
! Mother-of- Peorl Cigarette
cass. Was $5.95. Friday, $3.95
10 pieces Of Metoi JsweIvy.
Were $l.95. Fridoy---$i
s MsteI Necklaces. Were S..
Fridoy -----$2 $2.95
The Paiois Royal, Costume
Jewelry -. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-04

he Palsis Royal, GIassyars F.. Fifth Floor
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-10
GAY NINETIE5" DANCE
ATTRACTS "0lDTIMERS"

The Gay Nineties Dance at the
Moose Hall last night, arranged by
Mrs. Catherine McKinnon as a
benefit for the building funds of
the juneau Womans Club and
Trinity Church, brought out a
group of "old timers" who enjoyed
to the utmost the evening of old
dances, old music and the meeting
of old friends
The grand march was led by
Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruening,
who joined in the spirit of the oc-
casion by wearing Gay Nineties'
costumes. Mrs. Gruening wore a
gown of black net with gold trim
mings, her hair dressed high, and
Gov Gruening was dressed as a
prospector of the days of '98.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. e.
L. Bartlett and Oscar Olson in the
prize waltz contest and to Mrs.
Nikula and Ernest Oberg for their
graceful schottische.
Among the "old timers" at the
dance were Dean and Mrs Rice,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Mullen, MI
and Mrs. c. W. Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. F A. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Olson, John Reck, Mrs. Anna
Snow, Mrs. Pearl Burford, Mrs.
E. J. White,
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Use Empire Classified Ads! Ii Pays
PIONEER RITES FOR
TOM HANSEN TODAY

Funeral services for Tom Hansen,
we'll known pioneer who passed
away Wednesday at st. AIMS Hos
pital, we're held today from the
Chapel of the Charles w. Carter
Mortuary.
The ritual of the Pioneer Lodge
was ueeo and Dean c. E. Rice de-
livered the eulogy. Interment was
in the Pioneer Plot of Evergreen
Cemetery.
Pallbearers included j. L. Gray.
Thomas Dull, Emil Lang, John
Webb, w. b Robinson ard John
McWilliams.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-10
EMPTY hoTORBoAT
FOUND ADRIFT IN
CLARENCE STRAITS

Word received by the Customs
Office here revealed that a six
ieen-foot motorboat was picked up
yesterday IN Clarence Straits by
The halibut schooner Atlantic.
The boat was adrift i'll the straits
when sighted by the crew of the
Atlantic and was towed into Sitka
Registration number Of the boat
is 3lC140 and is registered in the
name of Floyd Madsen of Ketchi
kan
Word has been sent TO Ketchi-
kan of the boat, but so lar Mad
sen has not been located. Specula
ton is that Madsen or the opera
tor of the boat had gone ashore
when the boat slipped its anchor
and drifted down the straits.
Today's news today in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-10

5-ROOM steam heated apt; also g.
room apt. Phone Blue 200
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-10
SAVE THE DaTE

Daily Empire classifieds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-10
MOTHERS DAY
SERVICES SET
BY ELkS HERE
Ritual TO Be Performed
Sunday Afternoon at
EIks' Hall

Annual Mothers Day services viii
be held by the Elks Lodge at the
Elks Han on Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock The public is invited to
attend.
The Rev. John A. Glasse vii
speak and the Elks Mothers Day
ritual will be performed by Off
GERS of the lodge Music will be
furnished by the Presbyterian
Choir.
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Today's news today in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-10
SCOTTISH RITE TO
CONFER BOTH DEGREE

The Scottish Rite Masons will hold
their monthly meeting tonight, at
which time the 30th degree will be
conferred en- a class of five candidat-
cs, followed by refreshments. 1t was
announced that the final work Of
the spring season will be held May "a
when the 32nd degree will be con-
ferred On the class.
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WANTED

When whipping cream to be
mixed into frozen foods, it should
be stiff enough to stand but not
stiff enough to form into fancy
shapes. The softer cream makes
a creamier frozen product.
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SHEPARD RETURNING

j. G. Shepard Il the PWA is
returning from KeJchikan on the
DENIAL. He has been inspecting the
Klawock water syctem project.
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FOR SALE Continued)

FOR Wardrobe trunk, ex-
cellent condition. Phone 636.
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Judy Hanson Is
Four Years Old

Judy Hanson. four year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hanson, was guest Of honor at a
birthday party this afternoon al
the family home on Tenth and d
Streets
Her guests were Heather Holl-
mann, Beverly Junge, Becky
Sharpe, Katherine Dele5ecque.
Mary Margaret Grisham, Kay Metz
gar, Michael Grnnmett, David
Gross and Denny Green.
Water rings on vanished fut-
niture often can be removed by
rubbing them with a cloth dipped
in camphor. Work quickly and
wipe dry with a clean soft cloth.
Rub with furniture polish applied
on a soft cloth.
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FOR RENT Partly furnished flat.
Inquire Snap Shoppe.
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FOR RENT-Four- room, furnished
house. Phone %, Douglas.
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VACANCY-4-room and bath, fur
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Phone 642.
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THE HILLCREST. NEW AT'TRAC-
TIVE RATES FOR TWO AND
THREE ROOM APARTMENTS
FURNISHED OF UNFURNISH-
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Evening star., 1940-02-01

car driven by Cartoonist Frank
Moser. Il
The boys mother, Mrs. Bruno
Richard Hauptmann, who is suing
Moser for 100000 on grounds he
was negligent, nodded weakly, then
burst into tears when ner counsel,
Thomas j. ONeil, asked her:
rs the child's father dead?"
Hauptmann was electrocuted In
Trenton, N. j., in 1885.
Evening star., 1940-02-01

last week from Gen. George e..
Marshall, chief of stan Of the Army,
and wonders what 1t Is all about.
This story, as related by a mem
Der of the House Military Aneirs
Committee, was told by Gen. Mar
shall Tuesday while testifying before
the committee in executive session:
En- route East by plane from re-
cent Army and Navy maneuvers IN
Southern California, Gen. Marshall
thought it befitting to send a mes
Evening star., 1940-02-01
SILvERWARE
Greatly Reduced

REG. $5.65 Silver Plated Serving
Trays. Friday only ly-S $3.50
Reg. $3.95 Silver Plated Pitchers.
Friday only $3.50
3-Chrome Cheese and Cracker Dishes.
Friday only - 2Sc
REG. S. Silver-Plated Cheese and
Cracker Dish. Friday only $3.50
The Paiais Royal, SiIoervars -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-01

sage OF thanks and congratulations
Tor successful operations to Admiral
Harola r. Stark, chief Of Naval
Operations.
A ground radio receiver taking the
message mistook the letter "a" in
Admiral Stark's name for an "o."
Somewhere along the line q COM
munications operator concluded that
the sender was facetiously address
ing Admiral Byrd as Admiral
Stork."