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Evening star., 1941-03-20
ELECTRICAL CENTER
1910

WASHERs-sale of discontinued models;
Maytag, S44: APEX, $50: A. B. c.. S37:
Crosley, S35: Thor. S29: all complete with
filler pump hose: 10 DAYS TRIAL. We
are also dealers for Bendix Pay 81 weekly
The Piano Shop, 1O15 eth st. NV. Re-
public 1890
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TYPEWRITERS-Open sale at our new
location. prices greatly reduced. Capitol
Typewriter Co., 731 11th st. NV.
nACoSM CEEANEHS, renullt and IKE
tric; S6.95 UP. Guaranteed 1 year. Author
lied factory service for Eureka, Royal and
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ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS with tools
and car; steady work. Georgia 1894 after
3 O'clock for annOintment
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OIL BURNER, Majestic de luxe. built to
rigid specifications of the Bureau of Stand
ment till october. then 1915 per mo.
Standard model only Sl49.50. Prices in
clude complete installation. NJ. H. controls,
215-gal. tank. full warrantee and free
service contract. Save 800 or more now
]. S. LIE FEVRE, INC.
eOOT K St wv RE nn11
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BUS BOYS, PORTERS.

For general restaurant work: good salary;
opportunity to advance. Apply 51O9
Georgia ave.
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WASHERS: Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines. in
crates at discounts of more than 500 of
list prices. No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
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PIANO-Used, plain mahogany case, baby
grand, with full keyboard. sire; very easy
terms Ma. 4730, kits, 1880 G st. NV.
middle of the block).
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WOMAN, colored, settled, cook, general
housework: live in; $40 week: suburbs;
references Shepherd 29O3.
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PAINTER, hardwood fnisher. color mixer,
irst-class mechanic C, Movie, phone
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CONN. AVE. MILLINER, hosiery and
accessories; business quoted. $4,000 Der
year; low rent; owner retiring: priced to
sell: terms can be arranged. See Mr. SuSS-
man, Rogers Real Estate, GOA F st. NV.
MA S13T
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MOTHERS HELPER for afternoon work
(stay 3 nights: So per week. 5605 2nd
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9AY 9s cr,ss. + Sshg g. 'eH. cr.;ssS sS'h RroOss W.s
OF 1900 block Western ave.
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WOMAN, middle-aged, 70 help with Work
in small family on farm. Apply 659
MarQland
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ENGINEER, third-class and wet washer,
experienced, steady work. Needle Cleaners,
I2l9 St
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GROCERY, D. G. s., doing large business,
very short hours: best location in Airing
ton. hundreds of new homes pow being built,
business can be doubled by wide-awake
man: reasonable price and terms Albert
H. Cohen, 1912 N Irving ST., Arl, Va.
CHI 1861. Res, WO. 204S.
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ASSISTANT KITCHEN MANAGER, capable,
Protestant, age 25-35. Box 90-R, Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around, experi-
enced, part day and part evening work
Apply in person, Margaret E. Sheetze, skin
and scalp specialist. 1145 Connecticut ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, all
around Apply 1894 Georgia ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around expert
ence, downtown location. Permanent.
LADY Jane! HD1 10Th ST
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PORTNER, No 800 connecting front
rooms. congenial surroundings, nicely fur
nIshed; apartment overlooking city; suit
able 4 NO 1920 after g.
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RESULTS.

viii your garden be a concentration
camp for the sick and afflicted or are you
already fed up on bargain shruobery and
want some real honest-to- goodness plants
with real live roots. freshly dug, delivered
ana planted by experts? Lawns seeded,
renoVfted. top dressed: holly yew, mag
nolla, Hemlock, 50 varieties roses extra
larse barberry iagstone walks, terraces,
rock gardens. Free recommendations and
estimates Lincoln 4225
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DRIVER, experienced, for dry cleaning
plant: must bring reference. Sanitary
Cleaners. 242o 18th st NV
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WASHING MACHINES Maytag, Thor,
Apex, and Easy, used rebuilt and floor
samples, S14.95 UP.
J. c. HARDING CO..
Electrical HEADQUARTERS.
S17 1Otb w O1en
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED, STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter, 5000
Wheeler I'd. Sc. AT. 1858 Present facili-
ties limited to that class only.
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CONVALESCENT HOME for sale well fur
nished all bright, outside rooms; porches;
high elevation; large lawn: ami. Owner.
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ELECTRICIAN man who is too old for
defense work but good knowledge of elec-
trical work; light work, general mainte-
nance Box l32-M Star
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ROOMING HOUSE. - rms: rent, S1OO;
inc. $40; extra nice, clean; $4,000. terms.
MRS KEACH 1910 VT AVE RE o01g .
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CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
BABY CHICKS.
FARM 5 GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I Reds, $3.50 per
100. ConkeyS Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 K st NV. Metropolitan 0os9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

! AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one except my
self ALPHUES E. REDMOND, Falls
Church, Va. ols
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GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANTS. sober,
industrious and with some experience: sal
sry ard commission. Apply Haines Gas
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BOATS.

WASHING MACHINE, Easy; also General
Electric refrigerator. Harry Jones. Sc
curity storage. ll40 18th st NV.
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POSITIONS OPEN.

Secretaries, typist, bookkeepers, dicta-
phone operators. male and female; salaries
up TO S35 wk. 1925 openings daily Ap-
ply al once. Boyd's, 1888 st. Est. % yrs.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SALESMANAGER, organizer, personal pro-
seeks worthwhile connection. Box 22-V,
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ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
921 G st. NV, Entire Building.
District ;3T37 Omen Ewes Till q p M
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DAIRY FARM HAND, 81 week room. board
and laundry. Butler Brothers, P. o. Box
So. Alexandria. Va Alex I121
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EMPLOYMENT SERYIcEs
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED-Present and d
vacancies. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS A
SOC1AIlON. CllNra do BLDG
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HELP WOMEN.

RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 5561, 1902 l1th,
has cooks, houseworkers. chambermaids,
dayWorkers, mothers helpers, part-timers.
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I13U NJ ST. NV. Apt. 43-For refined
women. twin beds, semi-private bath
References required. See after 5 pm.
SPACIOUS BED-LIV. RIM, huge dressing
closet. Suitable .. Apply in person, 5000
Conn. ave. Apt. 40. after 3.
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DRUG STORE CLERK, must have expert
ence and good references: salary good,
working conditions fine. Apply McReynolds
Pharmacy. lSfh and G n W
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122 21st ST. NW.-Single room for gem
tleman: next to bath: private home.
IIol 10th 81. NV, Apt. 4O5-Larse front
rm., . windows, so. expos, downtown loca.
tion, for young person, employed
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FLOOR SANDER, white, exp, wants situ-
alton. Phone Adams 1755-R after $50
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MAID, colored, between % and 30, general
housework, laundry, assist cooking; ) in
family; dinner, $50; city references re-
ouired: only experienced need apply: do not
DhOne 5o27 Conn
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1884 MERIDIAN PL. NV, near 18th St
Single room 2nd f., private home; near
bath with shower. c.h.w: gentleman, SIS
week; maid service. CO. 3911.
140l EMERSON ST. NW-Can accom-.
gentleman IN nice quiet home; near cafe
terra. drugstore and transportation
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MAID, colored, for cooking and general
housework: live in; refs. SO wk. Phone
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3224 WAlBRIDGE PL (old 10th stu
Master bedroom. pvt. bath, all new maple
furniture: unlim. ph.: nr. bus gentlemen:
$40 for .: large rec. rm., pvt. bath and pvt.
entr.; S35 for gentlemen. Adams 0473.
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reconditioned instruments at low prices.
Excella, S12.75; Romaine, $3.50: Jordan
S24 rs; Conn, S43.50: Conn. $40; easy
terms. Private lessons included at small
additional cost. MA 4730 Kits, 1880
G ST. Middle of the block
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GAS STATION ATTENDANT, must have ex-
perience in lubrica ton, tire changing and
batteries, good reference. Broida Service
Statlnn. 113h RenninP I'd n e
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

GRAND HOTEL - Warm, clean outside
rooms: elevator service; So week UP. sos
81. NV. Metropolitan s352
1922 18th ST NW-Desirsbie single
and double rooms; gentlemen only; reaS,
Michigan 2319
1431 CHAPLIN ST. NV. ~ blk. l4th1-
Large, 6-window rm.: unlim phone; own.
er nome: hrst class: garage: gentleman
1929 WAJBRIDGE PL- NV mt. Pleas
antD-Laree clubroom. private bath; unlin.
phone: | or gentlemen Adams 164s
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CHILDS CARETAKER and houseworker,
experienced, white, desires situation. Live
in. Mod. salary. ME. 6744.
GIRL, colored. desires work, practical
nursing or linen room seamstress with hos
p1tal experience: ref. North 1926.
LADY, white, middle aged, wants house.
keeping for elderly man. Box 43-V, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, general Office work,
knowledge bookkeeping 4 years expert
ence with patent attorneys. Box 3S-V,
Star.
STENOGRAPHER-ty cutter exp
Refs. SH. 4S72-J 21'
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, typist posi-
ton desired by experienced young lady.
Call Shepherd 2430-J.
WOMAN with boarding house experience
as assistant mgr, dining room mgr: ex-
perlerced typiSt, switchboard operator.
ReferenceS Box 4o-V Star
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CURB GIRL, also short-order cook, pref
erably middle-aged white lady Call after
pm. Dixie Pig Barbecue, Silver Spring.
GIRL, white only, for pantry work: must
have experience in making salads and
sandwiches l412 N Y ave n
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MAID. 25-35 years, for general housework.
eXper.; to live in; references; good salary.
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5000 18th ST. NV, Apt 502-Large sim
gle studio room. newly furnished and deco
rated: unllm. phone, gentleman.
CONN. AVE. AT ST NW.-Small, coy
single. private bath, private entrance. $50
mo. Phone DU. 1916
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OPPORTUNITY.

Can place Immediately . experienced
real estate statesmen with cars Volume
spring business in our area assures good
income, Most active Office in suburban
washington: new subdivisions and ample
brokerage properties to offer buyers Call
MI Collier for appointment p. r SPEAR,
INC, S422 Georgia ave. SH 1878; eve
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

OOKS. chest drawers, bedroom suite. sec
stary or desk; odd pieces: highest cash
r{pec ar npcp CH QSoS
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GROCERY CLERK. experienced with ref
erences: apply 621S 3rd st. NV Smith
Bros. Market,
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ALUMINIUM Statesmen

complete waterless cooking set to sell
for S29 90 Sells on sight. The curtail-
makes this the 5iggesc money making prop
oSltlon in years. Our 50c-a-week budget
plan assures easy sales. Big commissions
ave hetWeern . and Y, n, ---N
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LUMBER from lnaugural stands, lxl2,
2x4, 2x6, 2xS. 2x10, 2xl2, .2x14. Also 6x6,
for immediate sale Call Said Haddad at
Atlantic 3242 or eve. Chestnut 6206
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144 10Th ST NE-Large front room, at
tractive, light housekeeping If desired all
modern conY. unlim. phone.
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LIVING RIM. bedrm., SerVel Electrolux.
etc. From 10 to II am. and 4 TO 8 pm,
1855 Kennedy st. NV. Tel. GE. 1910.
LOVE SEAT, Duncan Phyfe: Philco radio
1871; home recorder mike. records, cabi-
net 1411 Newton NV Apt 4Ol
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TENoGRA,PHER-t cutter, exp.
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

GIRL, colored wants Job. good cook, good
laundress and cleaner, for employed people;
home. nights: refs. ME. 1863.
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LIVING ROOM. complete; bedroom and
dinette set. Reasonable. Apt. 20l, 1912
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WE CAN USE 3 MEN, age 35 to so. who can
tell an interesting story on education: some
necessary, so appointments can be met
promptly. Full commission settlement each
week. If you can start work Immediately,
call Hobart S045 and an appointment will
Evening star., 1941-03-20

SCOTT CIRCLE. 1905 10th ST. NV
Warm, sunny room, for young man; hns
lnnPr-Snrinp he'd
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WATCHMAN.

White, middle-aged; references. Apply 8
70 p m' Smiths STORAGE Co. 1873 You
st. n
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert only; good
salary: permanent employment. Lillias,
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GIRL colored, wants eh,w,, plain cooking,
Yefersnces. 80l 1st st. s.w.
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.

Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell.
9ls St NV. RIM. 3O1 Ma. O2S4
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GROCERY CLERK, experienced, for delica-
lessen store; refs. Apply in person, 1417
Otis pl, n W
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J. S. LIE FEvRE. INC.

Direct FACTORY Representative.
2007 K St NV. RE. 0017.
GENERATORS STARTERS, So so up; larg-
est assort-: install immed.: small charge;
elec. repairs: 9th year. CARTY. 160S 14th.
HEARING AIDS. all makes, SO up: guar
anteed reconditoned or money refunded,
Call Mr.. Kelly Republic 1873
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be thoroughly
experienced, Permsnent position for right
party. Call in person. POLLYANNA
Beauty Shop. 35O2 14th st. NV.
CHEMISTRY STUDENT to tutor begin
ners on Saturday afternoon. Give phone.
Box 29-V Star
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1 old magazines: best
ct. 1s46 or bring in.
10 10th St NV
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BEAUTY OPERATOR thoroughly expert
enced salary and commission Marion
MaYfield Beauty Shnp. 31l0 l4th st n w
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GROCERY CLERK, young man, expert
enced with D. c. drivers permit. 1859
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

Pinafores, appliqued with red apples or cherries on white or gandy, are charming but not too
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
By HELEN FORREST HALL AP Fashion Editor

You never know, from the heap of gifts beneath the tree. just what one thing is going to strike little girls fancy But you can be mighty sure that if you give her some thing to wear, she'll love it if her taste is considered in it's selection.
 You're a lucky donor if you present Sarah Ann with that cherished wearable that makes hcy dance a jig and want to put it cn every day. If it strikes her fancy, shes not going to worry her pretty head about how utili- tarian il is.
 Fo~ Q skating miss, your gift might be enc Of the very brief, full and circular cut pinwale cor dUrcy skirts teamed with quilted calico red weskit jacket Or your choice might be a white raglan sleeved reversible fleece torso or longer jacket with detachable hood and new white ground plaid skirt.
 Embroideries and appliques of wccl or felt will win the heart of a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

will be seen up north around Christ mas time, too.
 1 Neither day nor an evening dress-up, dress can look its best without costume jewelry. Ttis Is the season hwen an ear looks posi- lively naked without an earring ana a, wrist looks bear and cold without a great chunk of bracelet.
 Matched sets of jewelry have gained quick acceptance by fashion leaders. The sets have iAuch more finished, well-groomed look than mixed combinations of ear rings. necklaces, clips and brace lets.
 Several "best-dressed" womei are varying their be-jeweled appear ance by wearing one great stone pendant at the throat and a ring set with the same Kind of stone
 It's fun to have a new sports costume for Christmas--a brilliant ly colored skating outfit CT ski set Or, if you don care for active sports, you'd feel. gayer as a pee tator at the New Years football game in a sports coat of bright plaid tweed.
 For at-hcme holiday moments you'll want a generous slice of flat tery, and that's easy to find this year in the grand variety of house coats and negligees the stores are showing. If one of these gentle lady costumes doesn't come to you as a gift, you'll want to run down to the store the day after Christ mas and buy one-a housecoat of jewel-toned velvet or plaid taffeta negligee of lime green satin ol pink maribou.
 If you dress the part, it's bounc to be a merricr Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

 SYMBOL OF
 CHRISTMAS

Frcm the very beginning light has been the harbinger of Christ mas. It remains today our symbol of Christmas greeting. whether it be expressed by single candle, or by the brilliance of an electric dis Iplay.
 It seems particularly appropriate then, that a lamp or some other lighting accessory should be chosen as a gift for Christmas. This sym bolical association will have subtle significance, and as a practical and decorative addition to home, such gift will provide pleasue every day of the year.
 Lamp designs usually precede im- portant changes in home decora- ting styles, and therefore they otIer clever and inexpensive way of introducing an up-to- date look to furnishing schemes. Featured this season are table lamps of Re- gency design. showing a sophisti- cated combination of ebony blach and gilt metal in Class column de- sign; painted tole bases, fine porce- lain with classic floral decorations and antique bronze urn shapes.
 Brass glitters brightly through the new Early American lamp styles, but gives way to pewter and silver finishes for all floor-lamr types. These new floor lamps, by the way, bring the light right dowr where you need for rading. Thej are much shorter than the styles o a few years ago, and as result art in better proportion to seating fur niture.
 Lampshades remain tailored il styles--a requisite for good illum ination. However, fer the lamp tha is to provide merely a spot of colo in the room, CT to add to general il lumination, decorative prin te' shade or dark colored silk shade are Increasingly popular. Thes dark colors, especially in gleamin 1 satin, lose none of their light -giv ing qualities when they are line' with white fabric. The decoration 0 l shadcs is concentrated at the tol and bottom, in border treatment'
 Flcurescent lighting has made ar
 tistic and practical advances durin
 the last year. Lighting element are rearranged to permit the us Of standard lamp shade shapes ar' sizes. Formerly emphasized fo desk use alcnc, these modern fluor escent lamps are designed in flco and table models that will fit int any decorative plan. .,-
 Besides the great variety of use full lamp gifts for every room o the home or for every member o the family, Christmas also offer an opportunity for replacing olt lighting fixtures. New designs rep resenting as they do. an increase il beth beauty and efficiency go long way toward undermining tn ! appearance of the home Expert from various electrical companies il town will help ycu play Santa Clau
 by sturying the requirements c , your home, and planning a modern ized scheme of lighting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
gabardine snowsuit

inexpensive gifts, while less ex- pensive versions come in white lawn with colorful rickrack trim Apron styles include candy stripes which button onto narrow over shoulder styles. Dimities use dainty embroidered hearts.
 Aside from garments, every little girl loves gadgets as gifts, and the price you pay is up to you Sterling silver link bracelets with bcwknots on discs, mittens with lambs wool cuffs. gloves and purses all have tremendous appeal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
DRESS UP CHRISTMA5
By AMY PORTER AP Feature Service Writer

A woman likes to greet the holi- days in holiday dress.
 She wants clothes as gay as Christmas trees that dominate the season, as flattering as the candles that shine on Christmas tables.
 This means she'll have to do some clever work with her wardrobe be- fore the festive season sets in And the earlier she does it the better Unless she wants her frantic last minute shopping for gifts to coin eide with equally frantic shopping for dress to wear to tonights party
 One new dress-up seems an essential for Christmas-e either day or evening, depending on which will be the most useful.
 Dark Colors Favored The newest evening dresses, seen at recent New York openings are the bouffant taffetas in dark col ors-plum, dark red, dark green black, with glittering bead and se- quin trim All white and all black hold their own as usual. especially in jerseys and these too have some sort of glitter about them-beaded belts, or gilt-edged jackets.
 Color is the thing in dress-up Gay-time dresses and black is accep- table only when very much nigh lighted with bright accessories. Red is seen again, and again. ranging from brilliant flame to deep garnet Newest looking are the pastels in sheer wcols. draped and n'4ided as gracefully as silk. Pastel plaid suits being introduced for resort veal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

tot. whether it's on a snowsult or sweater. So will a bit of fur, lin- ing her hood or making a pompom cn her cap. She'll adore a ging- ham gown or an old fashioned princess one of black velvet with red and white leaves embroidered across the chest. Batiste, organdy or silk ii a dress-up affair naturally makes a lady-no motter what her age feel important.
 Dresses with matching dolls. sweaters, lambskin bonnets. mitts with velveteen skirts, and challis hlouses. military raincapcs and un- dies-any enc Of them will make a big hit
 Most exciting are robes with a matching hair ornament. A flower printed robe has a flower to match the print for the little lady to tuck into her hair. Another may supply a bow. or a huge money-bag pocket.
 Pinafores, appliqued with red apples or cherries on white or oapdv are charming but not too
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Give Cliffs
 That Serve
 Purpose U

No longer is the bean bag just something to be tossed about.
 It now serves more useful pur- pose, being adopted as the base of an ash tray which can be placed anywhere-even on your arm, if necessary-without fear of falling over. It makes handy gift for him. Among other offerings are.
 Leather stud box, engraved with horseshoe and horse head; magni- flying glass paperweight; coin box for 5, 10 and 25-cent pieces, which can be elected by push-button; and silent flame" lighter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

matter what kind of cards he might hold. Providing facilities for eight players, the table has individua' lrecesses for drinking glass or ash trays, as well as places for the chips.
 As for the bridge fans-there's a sturdy table, with collapsible legs, and the top covered with green felt,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
PORTABLE RADIO

If your family is torn betWeer the radio and a ride on Sunday aft ernoon solve their problem thiS Christmas with a new portab.s radio. A double duty radio that works on plug-in CT battery can be used in the game room, in the car or anywhere. This radio will re- charge the battery when used on electric attachment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
HELP HIM WITH
 THAT LACK POT

The poker players round table, with co1lapsible legs so that it can easily be folded up and put away, will make his hand a winner, no
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
SCRAPBOOKS

Parties, dates and school events are memorable occasions. Make them live with gift of a scrap book for permanent recording.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04
Auto Theft Charged
To Indian Soldier

A Sioux Indian soldier from Fort
Lewis, Gregory Swift Eagle. was
held in the Pierce county Jail Tues
day charged with theft OF an auto
mobile May IL from Fred A.
Brueekner. OF 6424 So. Cheyenne.
The car was recovered by State
Patrolman Jack Crooks the same
day a mile east OF Tacoma on the
River road. Swift Eagle denied hav-
ing anything to do with the theft.
The soldier, ~. is a member OF
the 1854 infantry, Co. B. from
Montana