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Evening star., 1940-10-12

close Of war. Was assistant corpo-
ration counsel OF District, 1919-1922.
Is president Of District Bar Associa-
ton, member Of American Bar As
sociation, Lawyers Club, former
president of Barristers' Club, men,
ber of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity.
Married. Two daughters, Frances
Snowden, 2, and Daviette Clagett
Hill, 6.
Montgomery County Draft Board
No 3 Appeal Agent.
James H. Pugh, 38, of 69O2 Glen
dale road, Chevy Chase, Md, a law
yer A native of Washington, has
lived in Montgomery County since
1904.
Was counsel for the N. r. A. Com
pliance Board in Montgomery and
served as States attorney for coun-
ty from 1859.
Formerly was member of State
Industrial Accident Commission.
Maintains law offices in Rockville.
Is a member of the Montgomery
County Bar Association, Alpha Delta
Sigma Fraternity, Rock Greek Coun-
Gil, Knights of Columbus, and Co.
lumbia Country Club. Former men,
Der of Bethesda Chevy Chase Ro-
tary Club, Citizens Committee for
Section 8. Chevy Chase, and the
Chevy Chase Fire Board, while he
also has served as delegate to the
Montgomery County Civic Fedora
ton from the Community Associa-
ton of Section 3, Chevy Chase. Has
had seven years military training.
One brother, Maj. Edward l..
Pugh, is a Marine Corps aviator,
while another, Michael O'C. Pugh,
is a captain in the officers Reserve
Corps and formerly commanded the
Howitzer Company. Still another,
the late 1t. Charles F. Pugh Of the
Army Air Corps, was killed when his
| plane crashed into mountain near
Hagerstown. Md. while on an Off
cial flight in 1882. Like all of his
brothers, he was star athlete in
| high school and college. Married.
Has two sons.
The appointees to the Prince
Georges County boards are:
| No. Lee Dunn of Mount Rain
| ier, Earle Bourne of Hyattsville.
Sherman Hollingsworth of Hyatts-
vile. Waldo Burnside of Hyatts-
vile is the appeals agent.
| No. 2-Lawrence w. SorreQ of
Brentwood, Brice Clagett of Land
over, G. Gardner Shugart of Marl-
boro. The appeals agent is John
D. Stanley of Laurel.
No. 3-Edgar r. Gable of Naylor,
F. r. Augustine of Seat Pleasant,
William A. Combe of Clinton. The
appeals agent is William H. Nc
Grath of Seat Pleasant.
Other Draft Boards.
Draft board members and appeal
agents from other counties. not In
the immediate Washington area,
include:
Anne Arundel - Board /, 1t.
Comdr. John F. Murphy, U. S. NJ,
retired Harry S. Kenchington,
William Hall; Benjamin Michaelson,
appeal agent.
Board 2. DR.. Caldwell Woodruff
C. Worth Dunton, Egbert Hawkins;
Robert E. Kindred, appeal agent.
Calvert-Guy A. Lusby. Claude
I. Owings, T. Newton Gibson; John
B. Gray, jr., appeal agent.
Charles-William Carlyle Turner,
Maj. William Henry Lloyd. William
J. Lyon; Edward j. Edelen, appeal
agent.
| Frederick - Parsons Newman,
Charles Feete. sr.; William B. Ben
nett; H. Kiefer Delanter, appeal
agent.
Board 2, G. Raymond Shipley,
Harry Lebhertz, John Nicodemus;
George R. Dennis, jr., appeal agent.
ST. Marys-William F. Chesley,
w. H. Mattingly, George S. Mills;
John H. T. Briscoe, appeal agent.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
'BIuckout' at Newport

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. IL R.-
While Navy planes droned high
overhead, 15-minute practice
"blackout" was held last night at
the Newport Naval Training Sta
ton, the torpedo station and Fort
Adams. Naval vessels in Narra-
gansett Bay also extinguished their
Lights.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Dr.. Harry Ferris Dies;
Yale Teacher 40 Years
Hy the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. Ia
DR.. Harry Burr Ferris, IS, for more
than 40 years q teacher of anatomy
in the Yale University School Of
Medicine until his retirement seven
years ago and q member of one of
Connecticut's founding families,
died today in . hospital here after
Q brief illness.
Dr.. Ferris Was born IN Greenwich.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Mayor Killed by Beur

SEATTLE, Oct. II (P.-Mayor
S. S. Barnes of Wrangell, Alaska,
died here yesterday after a grizzly
bear attacked and clawed him while
he was hunting in the Stikine River
country near Wrangell.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Father of 18th Child at Is

PARISH, N. Y, Oct. II R.-At
76. Bill Higgins is the father of
his 26th child, Nellie.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Juvenile Apparel, So
Vas 81
WaS 81

339 pieces including toddlers' rayon-
and-cotton dresses in light plain COL
ors and prints. Also dresses in cotton,
sizes 3 to 6, few pastel wool sweaters.
Sizes l to in group.
323 pieces Juvenile Apparel including
wool coats in dark and light colors,
cotton fl >ece bathrobes in pink, cot
ton corduroy pants suits, rayon-and-
cotton velveteen hat and mum sets,
cotton bedspreads. Included in the
group are sizes l to 6. Less than "a
price
81 pieees Juveniles Apparel including
cotton check dresses, wool knit suits
IN bright colors. Sizes l to 6 in group.
Were $1.95. Now - S1.35
IA Winter Wool Fleece Coat Sets,
two-piece, in toddlers' sizes l to 4.
Less than u price---S1.s5
II Fur Muffs. mostly rabbit in brown
tones. Less than y price
4 pieces Of Juvenile Furniture includ-
ing three maple-flnish wood hiah
chairs and one cotton mattress, 27x52,
ripped. Were 50 95. Now, each S2.7S
Down STAIRS STORE, JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Mems Shirts, 49,
Irreeulars of shirts which if
perfect ,vould be SI.35 and more

300 white cotton broadclotn and striped woven
cotton madras shirts in the collar attached style
Most OF the group are Sanforized-shrunk will
not shrink more than 1T). Sizes IA to II.
1So Mems puritan" Sports Shirts with open necks short
Sleeves button fronts Cotton White green blue
Small medium and large siss; rregulars shirts which
would be 81 to $1.50 if perfect. Special s5c
100 pairs Mems Cotton Paamas in stripes plain colos
Coat MILDLY style Sizes A, B, and D. Were 81 and
more. Now 75c
80 Mems Sweaters of wool wool-and-rayon. Brown
green gray blue Sizes "a, A. 46. Were $295 and much
more. Now $1A5
81 Mems Mufflers of wool rayon in white tan and
gray. Less than n prce-------------3 35c, : for 81
600 pairs Mems Sample Hose of rayon-and cotton in
browns black gray and greens; in regular and ankle
styles Sizes 10 to IL ~ Special 1Sc pair for 81
10 Mems Botany Wool Plaid Muners, mult-coor COM
binations. Less than u
16 Mems pioneer" Suspendsr and Garter Sets Were
set. Now Observation-Disclosures Soc
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Misses Wool Skirts. 81 so
Manufacturer samples of skirts
made to sell for much more

WdnNtdcfNreT's samples Of skirts
made to sell for much more
120 Of sheer crepes and novelty weaves in gored
swing and pleated styles Many pastels and dark
colors with side-fastened packets Sizes "a to 32
20 Sports Dresses in coloruly printed jersey
ambskn rayon. Long short sleeves Sizes 12 to a.
Were 1895 and more $2.S5
20 Tailored Dressy Bouses rayon sheers cepes and
satins. All washable. White black blue, rose aqua and
maize. Sizes "a to 40. Were 81 and more. Now 75c
100 Cardigan and SlpOn Sweaters with short long
sleeves Sheer-weght wools Light and dark coors Sizes
"a to 40. Were 81 .95 and more. Now - - - 81
$50 Sweaters and Blouses, sipon styles wool-and-
cotton in nice bright shades Also washable blouses of
satin and crepes. Sizes "a to 49, than a
price 25c
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Fine Lamps Reduced IA to u and More

s''ve'-p'oted TobIs lomp black CotoIin inset ooId
color ribbed silk shade. Was S4O Now ow- $40
!toiion Ginori Chino Lemp white with flowers White
silk shode, pole yellow lining. Was S45. Now $3.50
English Spode EeFhenwore lomp. white with lavender
flowers Woy-color silk toffeto shode Less than v price
NOW SIS
Ite'ien Gnor Chino Lemp, rust and white with eoo-
shell silk toffeto shade. Was $50. Now Sl75o
Etched CFysol Gloss Night 1obIs Lomp chrome mount
Ing. Was Sl4.5o Now-s $3.50
Gold finish and Block cetoin Electric csndestieks
with prisnns. Were $3.50 each. Now-----$1z5o eeeh
LAMPS. SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-04-04
ChiIdren's Shoes, '2'''
We're $3.50 and S3.95

SO pairs school oxfords in misses
sizes and oxfords and dress shoes in
girls sizes Brown elk or calf, some
with sharkskin tips. Broken sizes
1212 to 8.
"a pairs Elk School Oxfords in moe
casin and wing-tip styles. Broken
sizes 81a to IL. Were So. Now s225
81 pairs Sports Oxfords in ghillie tie,
moccasin and wing-tip styles. OF
brown elk with sturdy leather soles:
not every size in each style. Broken
sizes S to 8. Less than "a price, $1.25
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Straw Hats, s.
We're 5I.95

We're SI.95
rs In Spring styles-black and navy
In small and large sizes.
IS Fur Felt Hats in rust, green and
navy. Also cotton corduroy pork
pies" in green and black. Small and
large sizes. Less than Y price SOC
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Girls Spring Goats and
Suits, s3.2'
We're S5.95 and more


80 Of dark and light colored woods; also
q few Winter coats. Broken sizes 8
to 16.
22S Girls Dresses of cotton and rayon
in light and dark colors. Also a few
pastel rayon sweaters, bright wool
angora berets and white cotton slips.
Sizes 8 to 16 in group. Were 81.
NO" QUO
80 Rayon and Cotton Dresses in dark
colors. Also a few cotton velveteen
skirts and suede jenkins in dark colors.
Sizes 8 to Is. Were s295. Now $1.95
Isl pieces Girls Apparel, including
cotton and wool frocks in dark prints
and plain colors: some dark wool
sweaters: cotton print dresses in light
colors. Sizes to 16. Were s1.95.
l25 Cotton Print Dresses, mostly plaids
in dark colors; also few wool sweaters
in dark and light colors. Sizes 8 to 16.
Were 81 95 Csc
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
StoP-drip Servers 3Os

Aluminium Ball lomp, two-Iieht fixture, 24-nch orov
parchment Poper cone shodeurith white dots Was $40
NOW SIS
] sx-woy Floor lomp, ooId-finsh, green ONYX bose
pleoted gold silk shade with Beouvois embroidery three
way ou'o. Wos So|oO Now----$5o $50
Bronzs-pIoted Floorstte Adjustabls Bridge Lamp with
voy-eolor silk shade and l0O-wott bulb Was S22 So
NOV $3.50
Do"eins Gid Boudoi' lemp green, with eoosheII silk
ond royon shade. Was $780, Now-Slz5o
VetoFian Lamp, flowers inside Of gloss bose Ivory
color royon toffeto shode. Was $40. NowS65o
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Women's and Misses
Rayon Dresses, SIS
We're SI.95 and more

" ere 3Iy5 and more
co. many Of washable prints Also a few plain
rayon crepes in wine. Sizes IA to A.
40 White Cotton Nurses Uniforms with long
sleeves and few with short sleeves de-fastened
button fronts Sizes IL to A. Were 195 and more
Now
81 Light Print Rayon Frocks washable in a wide as
sortment OF styles Limited number of plain crepe frocks
too. Sizes IL to A in group Were 1895 to $595
Now s295
30 Cotton Percae Hooveettes in light and dark prints
Sizes l and 4. Were ST. Now 75c
DOWN STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Junior Misses Dresses
sl.25

Less than " price
81 Of rayon crepe in dark plain COL
ors. Sizes II to II.
134 Dresses Of pastel rayon crepe, some
"Sanitized." A few light prints also
and some light-colored spun rayon
frocks. Sizes II to IT. Were $3.95
and more Now -S S2.75
56 Evening Dresses Of rayon taf1eta
and cotton nets in black and pastels.
Also White Rabbit Fur Evening Jackets
and some light print rayon crepe
dresses. Sizes II to IT in group. Were
$5.95 and more. Now -- $4.45
Reversible Plaid Coats of wool and
cotton gabardine. Broken sizes II to
II. Were s1095. Now - $6.25
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Boys "ModeI" Sports
Shirts, So

Irreenlars of shirts ,uhich
svouId be S8c and 81 if perfect
800 cotton shirts with open necks,
short sleeves. In white, tan, green,
blue and novelty patterns. Sizes 6
to 18.
$50 Boys Sweaters of wool-and-cot-
ton in blue, brown or gray. Sizes %
to "a. Were 81. Now-.5 55c
"a Boys Sleeveless Wool Sweaters in
bright striped patterns. Small, me-
dium and large sizes. Less than a
price 35c
66 Junior Boys Cotton Wash Suits,
slightly soiled or mussed. Dark COL
ors. Sizes 5 to 10. Less than a
price 35c; 3 for 81
pairs Boys Cotton Corduroy Stacks,
navy blue. Size II. Less than Il
price CSC
SIG pairs Boys Cotton Anklet Hose
with elastic tops. Dark colors. Sizes
III to 1115. Were 18c; 6 pairs for 81.
Now 10 pairs for 81
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Misses Suits, S

We're H.9S
10 of Shetland woodland cotton Soft button front
jackets with gored skirts. Navy dusty pink light
blue and aqua. Sizes IL to 18
10 Misses Reversible Topcoats httedn style of checked
cotton Reversible side Of cotton gabardine;
both sides shoVeresistant Blue pink and gold color sizes
10 to 49, Were s13.95. Now Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Misses Hollywood Wrap Goats of nude-coored
wool fleece. Sizes IL to 18. Were $685.. Now $40
Is Misses Gray Flannel Suits of wool-and-cotton with
black rayon braid trim Sizes II to 20. Were s10s5
Now s75A
10 Misses Tailored Suits triple wool ws and stripes
Black navy brown; sizes H. H. 10 and TO- Were $685.
Now ---- S1O
Down STAIRS STORE, COATS AND SUITS
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Elastic CirdIes, S.
2 for ST

Manufacturers seconds of
higher priced eirdies
100 pantie or garter styles Of cotton
and-rayon combined with elastic
Tearose and white. Small, medium
and large sizes.
"a Girdles of well-knoWn make. Semi
step-in style of rayon-and-cotton
woven with "Lastex' yarn Sizes rs
to 80 in group. Were s295 and 50 so.
Now S1s5
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Save on Mems Underwear
Shorts-Shirts-Briefs
23c each 5 for 81 10

1850 pairs Cotton Shorts sturdy well made and full cut for
Portable ht No buttons omade with the eripper
front Choice of and conservative patterns stripes
and Sizes to a. Special 13c pairs
1850 Cembed Cotton Undershirs in the popular ribbed pull
style "a to 46. Special 23c
800 pairs Knitted Cotton Briefs with elastic wasbands
ribbed combed Small medium and large Special
ESQ pair pairs $11o
Down STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Handbags, 65e

Were 81
Sc, including top handle suede bags
IN dusty pink. red, green and blue
trimmed with rayon grosgrain ribbon.
Also large pouchy bags of rayon crepe
In black and children's sheepskin
saddle" bags in the "pigtex" grain.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Boys Underwear
"utica" Shorts, Shirts and Briefs
Special 49, each 6 for sl.'o

800 pars cetsn shsrs In printed and ners
Full cut with elastic Sides Special for Sl0
800 pairs knitted white combd cotton open nys Small
medium and large sizes. Special lSc: 6 for 81 lc
500 ribbed cobd essn unaershts wearing variety
Full cut dses 20 to a. for n II
STORE -
Evening star., 1940-04-04

IA Pieces Assorted Novelty JeweIry
for Spring and Summer-in white or
pastel oolors, or in muIt-eoIor conn.,
binotions. Included ore necklaces,
bracelets, pins, duette pins. and lapel
pins. Would regularly be much higher
priced. Special ---------QE~
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Double Box Springs

Double Box Springs
2, with beige donosk ticking Originally $780, Now
$22.75
!, with beige domosk ticking Originally $780, Now
$z2.75
l. with beige cotton domosk ticking Originally $780, Now
$l4.75
l. with beige domosk ticking Originally $780, Now
$l5.75
l. with and beige cottonond oson domosk ticking Orig
inoIiy Slo.75. Now
l. with ticking Originally $l875. Now Slz75
Double Innersprins Mattresses
l. with beige ticking. Originally $3.50 Now $l575
$l6.75
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Mattresses, Box Springs Reduced ! to 15
Single Innersprine Mattresses

Single lnneEsprins Mattresses
:, with cotton stripe ticking: Originally $3.50 Now $le.75
J. with orchid cotton domok ticking Originally $975. Now,
STATS
I, with beige donosk tckino Originally $780, Now
$22.75
g. with beige ticking Originally $780, Now S22.75
Single Box Springs
|, with stripe ticking Originally Se75. Now STATS
!. with beige cotton domosk ticking Originally $3.50. Now,
l. with cotton stripe ticking Originally $780, Now $ie75
with stripe ticking robbt edge, 80 inches wde ORIG
molly $3.50 Now observation-disclosures
4, with beige ticking. Originally $3.50 Now -$le.75
BEDDING, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Novelty Jewe|ry Specially Priced

2S6 Pieces Assorted Sprins and Sum.
mer Novelty JsweIvy in white or pos
tells, or red or nuIti-coIor COM
binotions. Pins, clips, necklaces and
bracelets in beods or composition.
A few with stones. Would regularly be
ST. s0ee'o'---55c, z for ST.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Women's Hose, 65e
2 pairs for sI.25

Eregnlars of much higher
priced hose
500 pairs and thread silk chiffon
hose. reinforced with cotton Isle. Also
7-thread service-weight hose with cot
ton Isle tops and soles. Spring shades.
Sizes az to 1912.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Rayon Crepe Slips, IS
We're 81 and Six

234 in tearose trimmed with cotton
lace: sizes "a to a. Also knitted rayon
slips in tearose. Sizes SO to 40.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
On Sale Friday Morning Specially Priced
MOI Remnant)
CN0t Remnants }
Mems Sports Goats
ESPECIALLY good buys
at this IOw brice

so coats for and young men-well- tailored In her
ringbone diagonal tWeeds Of wooand-rayon In gray
brown and green. Sizes SO to a.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Red shades

Ami Quinord
E. 6. Hill
Etoile de Hollonde
Francis Scott Key
GrenobIe
Hoosier Beouty
McGredy's Scarlet
Red Rodionce
Rouge MoIlerin
GARDEN SECTION, EIGHT
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Women's Shoes, $50

Were IS
235 pairs black. brown and navy
suede, mostly high heels In dress
styles. Good selection Of sizes from
to 8; widths AAA to B.
1873 pairs Alligator Calf and Smooth
Calf Shoes, some styles with open toes.
Navy, wine, black and tan. Medium
and high heels. Broken sizes AZ to
812. Were SIS. Now $2.95
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Novelty Bracelets, 35@

Less than ! price
so of gold-colored metal with color
combinations.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Mems Reversible 7opcoats
Special '9'9'
Would regularly be more

40 water-repeent coats wool tweed In herrinsbone Or
tweed patterns on one side cotton gabardine ON the
ana slash pockets Blue, gray, brown green sizes
Down STAnS STORE
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Fiber Rugs-SpeciaI

4o-9x12 and 8x10 SisoI and Fiber
s1s: oE n dis d1siontoYsd s1x 9s pHttens Were $e5
3o-9x1z and 8x10 Fiber Rugs, stenciIed de-
signs with plain block design on reverse
sll:e5 and s12e5' p,w'"s. Now1s were 80
Wool Broad|oom Carpet Rugs
l-9x56, ereen Less than " price, sl6,e5
I-I32xl5, rose. Less thon Y price. Now 80
2-9xl43 beige Would regularly be $ll3.25. Now,
!-l5xl4.1o, rose. Less than " price. Now $3.50
l-l2xl8.8, rose Would regularly be Sl52.lO. Now,
$o85o
!-9x7e, rose. Would reouIorIy be SALTS. Now $3.50
'-9xl5, sheen-Npe washed broodIoom. Would reeu-
l-9xe rose figured Wilton broodIoom. Would regularly
be $45.30 Now S245o
l-9x98. eroy and gold color Wilton broodIoom. Would
reeulory be S7O.25. Now $3.50
RUGS, Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-04-04
WOODWARD &IOTHQOp
DOWN STAIpS STORE
Friday Remnant Savings

Remnant Day Merchandise Is not return.
able or exchangeable: not sent C.. o. D.
or on approval; telephone or mail orders
not accepted.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Misses and Women's
Dresses, '2.s'
Less than v Price

1865 In the selection including many
styles in solid colors, prints and combi-
nations OF prints and plain colors OF
rayon crepe. Broken sizes IL to 20, SO
to A and 1872 to 24h.
$50 Women's and Misses Dresses of rayon
crepe in solid colors and prints Sizes 70 to
20, So to A and 161a to 24h in group Were
>''oo aho more NOW 4S5
Down STAIRS STORE, DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

White Shades
Double White Killarney
Edith Krouse
K. A. Victoria
McGredy's Ivory
Madame Jules Bouche
Piak Shades
Betty Upriehord
Columbia
Dame Edith Helen
Los Angeles
Mrs. Charles Bell
Radiance
ooR-Express Elevator Services.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

'owN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
$500 Rosebushes, Special, 4 forsl
Regularly 35c each; 3 for ST


Autumn or AT Shades
Autumn
Condeso de Sostoae
Duqueso de Penorondo
Gruss on Coburo
Rev. 6. A. Van Rossem
President Herbert Hoover :
Tolisrnon
Evening star., 1940-04-04

i44 Simulated PeorI Necklaces, I, z
and strands in plain drope styles;
twisted versions in a, 5 and 6 strands;
tiny seed pearls in twists Of 7 to Is
strands. All with rhinestone clasps.
Would reouIorIy be ST and higher.
Special 55c, 2 for ST
Evening star., 1940-04-04

sLrY JEwELRY, A1sLEs AN,s,5, F1Rsr FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

delicious first course eockto-equoIIy good for in
between meal drinks Prepared from the juices Of eight
different vegetables. lO-ounce eon By the dozen o4c:
or cons for soc.
The FooD SHOP EIGHTH F1ooR-Expres Elevator Service
Evening star., 1940-04-04

Mink-dyed and SabIe-dyed
KoIinsky Scarfs> IS per skin
In regular stock we're So per skin
20 sets in to skin arrangements Luxurious
looking turs tor your new suit or Spring coot
Snorty worn with most any color Of ensemble
FUR SALON. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Cotton Batiste Gowns
68e Were 81

237 IN prlnCS, dlSCOnL1nued Styles with
ruffles. cotton lace and rayon ribbon
trim. Sizes 16, II and 80.
IL Bed Jackets of rayon satin trimmed
with cotton lace. Tearose; mostly
small sizes. Were $l95. Now---S1
~ Rayon Challis Housecoats in dark
prints. few cotton crepes and broad
cloths. Sizes IL to 20 and 40 to A
in group. Were $295. Now----$1.95
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Rayon Print Housecoats
s. We're s1.9s

IS, mostly wrap-around styles in dark
shades. Sizes II, 16 and 80 to AZ in
group.
500 pieces Rayon Underwear, run
resistant panties and vests in tearose;
sizes to 8 in the group Were 3sc.
Now -----------25c, 1 for CSC
Down STAIRS STORE.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
ALASkAHERE BOUND WEST
 WITH CROWD
Steamer Also Brings Seven Days Mail = Sails
 This Evening

Bringing the first northbound mail in seven days, the Alaska Steamship Companys steamer Alaska docked in Juneau this forenoon at 10:30 o'clock with 365 passengers aboard.
 The Alaska, Capt. O. c. Anderson, was at the Alaska Steamship dock for several hours before going to the Alaska Juneau mine dock to dis charge mining machinery. Also on board was an assignment of lumber for Juneau and a fordeck load of automobiles bound for Interior own CTS
 Of the AZ passengers aboard bound for Juneau, six were from nearby AL aska ports. These were: D. TownSlee. A. Owen. w. Overby. Allen A. Shat tuck. Mary Cauthorne and Lester Simmons
 Passengers from Seattle for Jun eau on the Alaska were: Pat Adams Kenneth Anderson, It. Col L. E. Atkins, w. A. Beckwith, B. O. Bull winkel, Mrs M Christian, P A. Davies, Frank Dufresne, Mrs. w. FL lis, Oscar Harri, Luther c. Hess, Mrs. Luther c. Hess, George Jorgenson Ava E. McKennett, Julia OFarrell.
 Andrew C. Olson. Frida Olson Richard Pavlot, Mrs. c. Pavlot, O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-23
FLEA HUNT

FOREST GROVE, Ore, April 23. pr. c. Anderson Hubbard'S five year itch for flea is over. He caught it.
 The Pacific University biologist, noted for his contributions to the British Museum flea collection, found an unfamiliar slipper on a deer mouse. It was there by some mistake of nature, so he decided to look for the original carrier.
 Five years later he found an- other on a mole shreW. Several moles, all carrying the same strange flea, indicated they were the true hosts. Hubbard named the new flea "cory''~vlla Jordani' in honor of Dr. l lsl Jordan, famous flea au thority and curator of the Brit ish Museum.