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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
GUN TOYING IS PART OF FILM,
 10TH CENTURY
Cherokee Strip Ends Run Tonight-Rilhdrd Dix
 in Starring Role

Fresh air from the western plains against beautiful background of rolling country and snowcapped mountains breezed into the 20th Century Theatre where Para mounts Cherokee Strip" starring Richard Dix. Against this back ground there evolved as thrilling a western romance as has been en- joyed here in too long a time.
 Painstakingly produced by the hands of experts, it never missed a trick. Comedy, romance and drama, followed in rapid success sion and gave the audience enter tainment every minute.
 Richard Dix. in the role of United States Marshal, in a boom town of the west in 1893, gave an performance. He played a part with which he was entirely familiar and one in. which he IS not seen often enough. A rough riding. -toting, swashbuckling hero of the plains just suits him and he played it like a veteran.
 As the head of the Lowell clan of Texas cattle ranchers he ends a feud with the Barretts, by sign ing truce with Victor Jory, in the role of Coy Barrett. The Barretts migrate over the border to the boom town which sprang up await ing the Government order to start
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
SPENCER TRACY,
 MICKEY ROONEY
 NOW AT CAPITOL
Picture of Life dtBoYs Town Concerns Corrective
 Treatment for Youth

The first motion picture to top Boys Town" for dynamic true life drama, tremendous heart ap- peal and spiritual uplift, is that films sequel, Men of Boys Town, " which closes tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
 It has Spencer Tracy in another performance of Academy Award caliber as Father Edward J. Flana- gan, Mickey Rooney pressing him every step of the way for honors in the role of Whitey Marsh, Mayor of Boys Town, Bobs Watson as the beloved rascal, Peewee, and two amazing boy actors in Larry Nunn, playing Ted Martley, child mur- derer, and Daryl Hickman in the role of Flip, a seven-year-old kid bandit.
 The story is even more compel ling than that of Boys Town, dealing as it does with Father Flanagan's two-fisted, fighting at tack against the brutality in cor rective school treatment of youth Tracy makes a speech in the pie ture calling for the public to arouse itself against any handling of boys except that which will teach youth to become good, outstanding citi- zens, that alone merits Academy Award consideration.
 Director Norman Taurog and Producer John w. Considine, Jr., the makers of Boys Town" brought the new film to the screen with telling effect from the ori- ginal story by James K. McGuin- ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
1942 License
 P|ates5eIIing

Just as it is wise to do your Christmas shopping early Juneau citizens were warned today that they had better come early and avoid the rush to buy l942 Ter ritorial motor vehicle license plates now being handed out at the of flee of City Clerk Robert Rice.
 The Alaska plates for the com ing year will have black figures on white background, and a new regulation required that motor scooters. used for delivery purposes in many instances throughout the Territory must be licensed the same as motorcycles.
 Price of the plates for private cars or for trucks with a load limit of ton or less will be $15 Trucks over a ton in capacity must be li- censed with a $l750 plate, while for-hire cars must carry $20 li- censes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
WSCS Tea, Bazaar Given on Saturday
 Is We'll Attended

A Yuletidc atmosphere prevailed at the tea given by the Women's Society for Christian Services Sat- urday afternoon in the Methodist Church. The tea was given during the afternoon of the all-day ba- zaar, and Christmas decorations were used throughout. White chry- santhemums formed the centerpiece of the tea table and individual tables were lighted by Christmas tree candles
 Almost 200 people attended the affair and visited the various booths. On display were articles for the kitchen and for the baby, dish towels and aprons, fancy work, candy, and novelties. The booths were under the direction of the fol- lowing: Mrs. Clifford Robard, Mrs. William Rechin, Mrs. c. H. Groves, Mrs. Ronald Lister, Mrs. Margaret Bland, and the Epworth League.
 A program of music and readings was presented at the tea, musical numbers by Mrs. Ronald Lister and Mrs. w. H. Matthews, accompanied by Miss Ruth McVay; readings by Mrs L. P. Dawes.
 Mrs. H. R. Sprague was in charge of the dining room for the tea and in the kitchen were Mrs. J. B. Smith and Mrs. George Martin. Pouring for the occasion were Mrs Claude Brown, Mrs. Floyd Dryden, Mrs. James Kettle, Mrs. Carol Arm- strong, Mrs. J. R. Riggs and Mrs. Nina Chenney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
Matanuska Farmer Talks
 To Rofarians
Is Going Back to Alaska Farm 10 Grow Food for
 Army During War

Juneau Rotarians were today noon given first-hand story of farming in the Matanuska Valley.
 The agricultural reporter was Max Rod, Matanuska farmer who was headed for the States when he arrived in Juneau and found the nation at war. Rod is immediately retracing his footsteps, back to the Matanuska farm, to raise food for the army on his 28 acres.
 Three out of four farmers in Matanuska valley will tell you that farming there is a failure, Rod told the Rotary members, but it is because they don't want to work hard enough to make their farms produce. Splendid crops can be grown, he said. if enough work is put in on the farm.
 Rod told of his goats. hogs. tur- keys, chickens. calves and sheep; explained how he raises barley, oats and wheat for feed and hay for winter roughage. Carrots. he said. were his largest cash crop, of which he sold around six tons 4,588 punches of eight each, receiving ' cents per bunch. He also told of growing head lettuce, onions, pota- toes and other vegetable crops. Tons of cabbage were lost during the last summer because of lack of mar ket for it, he declared.
 A life saver was thes ssending of a number of army men to the Mat anuska valley during the short har-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
CROWDS SWAMP SPORES TO BUY
 BLACK PAPER

Shortages of tar paper, asphalt felt paper and flashlights loomed in Juneau today as merchants were swamped with customers seeking blackout materials with which to darken their homes.
 Air raid defense precautions re- quire that all lights be hidden from outside view. However, if windows and other aperatures are curtained so that all light is shut from the outside, householders may light in teriors as brightly as desired.
 One hardware store reported it's supply of tar paper exhausted by noon, with no prospect of getting more from the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
OIL s E U M "CHASING TROUBLE" HIDDEN GOLD"

the run which will settle the Cher okee Strip. Here they set up their outlaw practices under the guise of bankers, saloon keepers and gamblers.
 Dix is appointed United States Marshal to the town to restore some semblance of order and again encounters the Barretts. He cleans up the town, but has to call on his own clan of Lovells to help him, in as exciting an end to a picture as the movies have made in years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
AUX LAKE ICE
 DANGEROUS NOW

Skating ice on Aux Lake is melting and flooded with six inch es of water, the Forest Service Ad- miralty Division warned today.
 The ice is in dangerous con- dition," the division announced. Tt would be extremely risky to at tempt to skate on the lake as the ice is getting thinner"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
 GALL OFF
 BIG BALL

Postponement of the first of the Juneau Shrine's winter dances, or- iginally scheduled for Saturday evening, was announced today by Lance Hendrickson, dance chair |. man.
 Future dance plans will be an- nCunced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
GOA Meeting for
 Tonight Cancelled

The meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America which was scheduled for tonight has been cancelled by Mrs. Herbert Redman, presiding officer.
 The regular business meeting will be held instead on Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock in the Parish Hall. This will enable all members who are employed to be in attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

Kuibyshev, formerly Samara, and now temporary capital of the USSR, was named in honor of the man who won and defended it for the Soviet government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
NO NYLONg

SIOUX FALLS, s. D. Silk Shortage Department: Three places were held up here by a man wear ing a silk stocking over his face. The next time a place was held up. the man wore a burlap bag.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. B. Burford 8s Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09
ATTENTION LOOP.

No meeting of Odd Fellows to- night on account of present emergency.
 B. MORK, adv. Noble Grand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

vest season to help farmers gather crops, Rod stated. A quarter of the harvest went to army mess halls
 in payment for the work, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

Empire Classifieds Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

First Show 7:30-second Show 9:sO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-09

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Evening star., 1941-12-30

a1s Men. and Handkerchief linens
with hand-rol hand embroidered broken assortment
initials oVc
Handkerchief cottons hand
with Swiss machine enoroi-
ders broken initiated handkerchief for u
30 Womens Handkchiefs-A slightly imperfect Hand
embroidered and Madeira pure linens group On
n1re linen prints .----------- 500
Evening Jockets, Neckweor, etc.-Street Floor
$1.95 NeckwearSampes Cotton plQues Aces
nets; necSline types: white pnk-- 5oc
l20 Dickeys-Whte sharkskin QUO
sO-S5S5 Evening Jacketsgh and necklnes button ano
upper sleeves Rayon velvet Basheera
rayon Jersey with sequn braid and glitter
embroidery black tangerine sizes II TO 20
but not every size In eaCn Stye $S''
1855 embroidered long sleeve rsyon
crepe types black. red; assorted sizes ------siss
soo-s1 red Kelly brown: Il to r ooe
ses7s5 sss5 Evening Jackets-Fayon crepe ayon vs
Goves-Street Floor
SIS Sore 4button and ooutton
length styles fabrics Black brown American
Wrist-ength models In soho ooots
and CAV embroidery Brown red navy Uee QUO
GA prs Goves-Capeskn Camb). Ndskn, SUEDE 'amp ao
doeskn doe In classic and novelty designs
including onebutton length syea
AZ urs s. Washabe mooe
(doe-nnshsd sheepskdn) n black brown, white Wse
~ prs Attn-1Aned oapesn 0aznos m no An.
n pa G35 Eringed Mttens-Rsd. Nssn vn
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Deses-Long and bracelet sleeve and
tvo-piece afternoon rayon crepe dresses tucked
braid accented jewel buttons
glitter clips soft details few black velvet
yokes sizes 1s1A to 241a 3e to 44$sss
-VomAnS M2g5 DresseS-BlaCk be Wine green, pToWn, Ico
rayon crepe unics, ucking
braid and metallic touches twopiece
trocks blouse others with metallic
black frocks with coorfu velvet
detailing few fabric ocks smart bright shades sizes
"a IN a. 1871. TO 241s $l1.4S
$4975 Daytime Dinner Deses-Basic and
oress-up frockS black blue wine green red
beige apron embroidered and braided
Jewel buoned jewel clipped, tucked long and braceeength
selection velvet dinner and
evening types glitter jackets hlmy yokes fattering
violet black; SO TO
a; 1871 $lSs
-Womens $3975 Day and Dinner Dressesone and tvo-pec
focks in blue amethyst Rayon crepe rayon
in black wtne purple With beads and
rhinestones broken. regular and half Gses $1sSS
l-Womans $4s75 Rayon Creps Dinner Oown-Fepumd long
sleeves; $z4SS
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Dres-One and twopiece dresses OF rayon
cloth. piece and two-pec models
shirt collar necklnes; tan navy black
sizes 70 tn % ----
27-s650 she strictly tailored or
softer types and gored skirts shirt collars ngh
cardigan neckin leather or self belts
Black blue brown green II to 20 0 S323
$9 DressesRayon rayon covert CLOTH 1000
jersey and dressy models coat style another with
IL to 20 % 30
3osOs5 wool jersey checked
479 basket weave and diagonal
wool and rabbits hair properly labeled
Wool Labelling Act Sports types
button pockets contrasting belts and
collars brown blue green ana plack
ond nrta checks Sizes IN IN 20 ------ S548
two-pece
crepe 259o WOOL with checked
checked belt detail Black blue navy rSt sizes
Housecoots, NeeIieees-Fifth Floor
20s6e5 satin Quilts In prints oSneo
robes solid ooo copen blue white maise sizes ~ 70
striped satin rayon CREPE maize
blue; sizes IL. a. >ss0
2-slos5 Hostess Coats-Printed rayon satin quilts
ayon types MP and
models wine beige II to 20 s54s
GownsRayon san ayon crepe Few quits IN
cuded zip wrap white pink blue black IL to 20 4
QuiRayon rayon vevet 0p ano
green IL to 20------ SS&S
QutRyon velvet print and solid color ayon
types sapphire rose sizes IL to 20 s4S
NesgRayon velvet yon sat ayon
crepe. assorted coo and types: sizes IL to 2o
kA:eeeeI Nreeeoe- -Carond EIoor
Evening star., 1941-12-30
36-S29.75 Suits-$14.88

o-pece 1907 pure wool suits 3button classics mannis reVers
types binding patch pockets saddle stchns
pockets peated skirts Navy green oack
brown gold natural Also chakstrpe woolens In black
brown navy; and blue tweeds. Misses Sizes
Evening star., 1941-12-30

green IL to $Z98
natural brown
embemed pockets sweetheart necks
sailor classic necklines; sizes "a to 4o$ $lAS
Twopece DressesTuck in short acketed tops
peated eored skirts; wine blue purple beige
spun rayon; IL to 1888
turnback and sh
collars white, red blue rose 80 to So 81
Junior Coots-Third Floor
Fur-Trimned 10oo Federal Tar
25-Junors s35 Furie Coas-Dey and casual models lifted
II tn ~ $3.50
25-Junos button models with cotton
collars, black Boxy fitted casual models In
diagonal heees mixtures and natural color
size. q n ~ --------- SASS
CoatBack brown blue and
Wolf, Ocelot. dyed Squirrel Badger sizes
IN S29J88
1s-Juno s6S75 Coats-With collars Of Badger.
Natural Cross bue-dyed Red Fox vesee Of gray-dyed
coats 1907 wool In blue, green, black
Sizes to s'4.oo
black blue beige
purple with Silver Fox Blended Mink Natural
Lynx Squirrel 009o WOOL sizes II to IT, S49SS
$4975 Tweed Sports Coats model with won
cellar grey mixtures. Sizes IL to l5$2 $24ss
Suts-Third Floor
SuisTwop vorsed one two and
jackets skirts Black Jackeed cotton
notched collars Impressed pieat sklrt
gold natural. cinnamon, blue, red juniors ana
n,...s, ,,es $3.50
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Womens slos5, sl2.95 Dresses-S5

Jacketed dresses and the wopece look in rayon
crepe glitter detailed peated and sored skirts long
have pngng neckes sizes IL to 2o SO to a.
l6a to 2 Dnnerhort sleeve and formal types in rayon
afeta rayon Jersey twotoned:
bnaon fabrics: iidescnt ta1eta types blue
peacock kelly black sizes 10 to 49, SO to a.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
1,MO-50c Hondkerchiefs-25c

EXQUISITE handembrodered Chinese types for IN pur
linen chief value linen soco 1o9a cotton and shee
Evening star., 1941-12-30

wool MODELS with hen-
buttonng Jackets collars bttoned flap pockets triple
peats skirts Burgundy purple brown and
n.+rr. tveeds xizes , To IA Sl9.88
Suts-Belted jacket model OF 1909 virgin
collar size a. TWo-pdece suits with
Iynx-dyed collars fabric content Of s2 virgin WOOL
rabbits blue wine, sizes H. a. ana
Sppers and Shoes-Fourth Floor
Slippers and Scuis1nomplete sizes in
velvets: Tedd Bear
cloth styles Assorted coos sl75
PasS9 81 95 SppeTsRayon velvet and rayon prints
hostess flannel electrified shearlng scus
Sizes represented assorted coors
$l00
three Of particular style
calf and kdskn shoes few pairs OF
slippers High medium and low heels
pi.cL nr.donnatex Few IN brown blue and tan ~ 90
suede patent few can
pump Styles few sandals. High and medium heels
$20O
Sports Shop-Third Floor
S1395 back and tWo-toned
frocks with nared and impressed peated skirts
duveynes elastic waist bands brown black
buered greened IL to 18
' 49, S648
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Budget Dresses Conisaed-Foarth Floor
frocks
neckines braid accented bodices, shoulders
panel peat peplums length sleeves; magenta blue
black aqua; 90; broken for women-l6a to
2415. "a tn "A AS
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Women's Coots-Third Floor

fFurred Goats plus 1875 Federal TGrJ
1-Womans S195 0o0 virgin
with blended Mink collar pason.
1-Woman $3.50 Coat OF black Forsann wool with blended Mink
collar and pane-tohem. 3512
1-Womans $165 Coat with paneto
fitted model of Forstmanns
(-Women $145 Furnmed Dress Coats-l00
models in black and bowncolars blended
sheared Beaver 36 and 37la $725e
black or brown vooens
with plastron of collars blended
Kit Collar
4Womns SIPS 1000 virgin
dyed squirrel collars
and black sizes A. 331a 371a
3-Womens
collar and beige
Sizes 36
1SWomns s10 Furtrimmed quality
Skunk collar and border Persian collar
type collars grey
blended Mink black and blue 36 a.
1872 to 39la SIS
1sWomens sos IS Coats
Mink
Skunk Beaver black, 33l1
tn
Evening star., 1941-12-30

DresAenoon models OF raon crepe IN oack
or navy touches Of lingerie and pqe bright dresses IN
drey tailored styles few black prints
black, brown blue rose green goo oelee
modesdnner and formal dresses OF rayon crepe
rayon chiffon 1ayon jersey metallic threaded crepe black
r,n;.. r.d hl,e GOLD Observation-Disclosures Sl4 4S8
models with peplms touches OF
jewey ucking and color contrast all OF ayon
crepe dinner dresses with embrodery
-. ~ ' " S24 SS
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Womsss Dresses CoxHnxed-Sscos2 Floor
3-Wonnens Fur-trimmed squirrel
trimmed fulngth coats sleeve wool dresses black
--
with beaded
yoke, red crepe gilt beads;
32 50
Evening star., 1941-12-30
'O-S3.95 and $3.50 Dresses-Sl.98

70-$3.95 ond sou Dresses-SI.98
Solid color striped spun printed crepes,
spun cloth and rayon
sheers dressier types high round square
colaress necklnes, convertible collars short
sleeves pleated goed navy black brown
blue. Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
)-Women's Sl695 Daytime, Dinner Dresses

36.7o
Black blue vine green rayon crepe froks In solid cors also
few prints TERED tucked and goed skirts short and bracelet
sleeves some Dinner in crepe
rayon chiffon with metallic seqin bead
shirg accents few with peaed skirts BLACK rose
blue purple sizes 161a to 24l2 36 to A.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Misses Dresses-Second Floor
5-Misses' SIS Dresses-Sl2.50

Dressy styles with venicepe lace eVe color con-
tras seni-talored types piece and twopce all
in rayon crepe black, beige blue. red, green. gold
taea with velvet
taas lace and peplum design
rayon crepe gowns Black white purple gold champagne Misses
Evening star., 1941-12-30

esse $s5 and afternoon dresses
In fabric combinations; nenes bracelet sleeves
few in tvotone combinations: black blue wins brown
Sizes II to 7o------------ 8 sS
Evening star., 1941-12-30

CosuoI Frocks-Fifth Floor
eather
beed pored skirts green tan brown sizes l2 to l8
Evening star., 1941-12-30
-oroer Women's Dresses-Second Floor
so Lorqer Women's Sl695 Dresses-$848

afternoon frocks with gored and Peaed
bracelet sleeves variety Of necknes and effective
braid unusual buttons jewel clips uckng black blue
wine, green, brown; sizes 4012 to 5014.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

sl-ses DresseOne and two piece spectator frock IN
and tailored dresses one and TWO piece
afternoon froks with braid enofoloey enttef
and short sleeves peaed and goreo
skirts shoulder 1ormas
satin rayon velvet yon crepe
chiffon colors in the group-bg Kelly green
brown luggage copen natural and black sizes
- o-0 S998
and afternoon and two piece
fabric rocks with color contrasts ana
high neckin embroidered yokes long and snort
sleeves Group prints in crepe BLACK
natural purple and vine Dinner
and formal frocks N red gold white
blue Champagne black assorted fabrics sizes IL
- On --.--.--.--- $ll4S
Womens Dresses-Second Floor
Dresses-Afernoon frocks with
seuuns hcking Jewel clips open work detailing black
brown wine blue: 16 In regular sizes $6ss
Evening star., 1941-12-30


s247 50
1-S595 Nutra $2975o
1-S550 S275
z-$895 S447
2-SS50 SA25
$3.50 Krimmer Lamb Coats SIPS
2-S495 Black Aaka Seal Coats S24750
2-S95 Alaska Coats 80
$3.50 Sheared Beaver 52inch Coat $215
$3.50 Nuria Coat (32 nch SITS
1-SS95 White Caracu Lamb $4750
1-$175 $S7 50
SSl75 Dyed Black Persian Paw $s7 so
$3.50 Oceo 32nch SITS
1-$110 SIS
-1-$495
1-S350 Sable-dyed Fitch Jacket SITS
1-S295 Sabedyed Fitch Sll75o
l-S3s5 Black Persian Lamb -$ll7.5o
1-S595
1-$595 Nutria Jacket -$297. 50
1-s550 Nua Jacket $275
1-S10 Natural Kidskn
1-S175 Minkdyed Squirrel
1-$l0 Slverydyed Red Cape SIS
/ pair-S10 Natural Silver SIS
pair-S250 Natural SIPS
1 pair-S79.5
pair-S65
par-S7975 Red Fox-dyed Blue Scarf SO
1-$85 Natural Silver Nuf
1-S5 Sheared Mrf 50
2-$1395 Dyed Chekang Lamb
1-s6995 Natural Skunk Muf $34.SS
1-Sl995 Beaver-dyed Mouon Muf SsSs
1-se5 Natural Skunk Muf 50
1-S1495
1-S15 Burunduki Muh 50
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Budget Sborts-Comti1ued-Frst Floor
l0O-$3.95 Skirts-Sl.98

Pads mixtures and solid color fabrics gored 1ror
kick pleated black brown blue nattra
wine rose;
Evening star., 1941-12-30
30-Misses' S6975 Fured Dress Coots -$3488

Fitted and models 1000 wooens collars
blue Fox, FOX, dyed
Skunk; black blue, brown green Sizes IL to 20
Evening star., 1941-12-30

misses 5 Refers of Forstmanns 1907 virgin WOOL monotone
wine beige, brown Sizes IL to $22 50
Mses $5975 FuesS Dress Coats Forstmanns and
vcoens. fitted models black and Size IA $2988
4Mises $7975 Fur trimmed Goats black
collar border Of dyed Sizes IL 10
vooel with Beaver, Persian Lamb.
white Fox, Tipped Skunk black blue, brown beige
IL to l8 --- ----------.--- SASS
tipped panel
collars. 18
S10 with tipped Skunk
black grey with Persian Lamb, brown
Natural Fox Sizes IA and l8 SIS
Fox shawl collar (naturaD Persian Lamb bib
brown coat with dyed Skunk panel Sizes IA to Is so
Persian Lamb Natural Cross Fox veee Sizes
Misses SS95 Black Dress Coats with Silver Fox drAd bib
blue-dyed-white
IA with blended
Silver draped chin collar $72.50
Refer double model with
Beaver revers Sizes IL to l6 $2S 81
R,d,et Snorte Sboo- -Street Eloor
Evening star., 1941-12-30

tfe-face, saor mOoern
pompadour small bm styles all smay designed In nac
~ hrouo felt ------ So and s
se-ssso Ha-Fr brins and small back
Black, Brown
s0sIo and S2 afternoon models large m
hjrred variety Of unusual brms Black brown
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Misses Dresses-Second Floor

l28 Misses Sl695 Dresses, $8.48
dresses with brief ooeros mp
length with lingerie beads Rayon crepe
rayon velvet fabrics in the group Dinner
crepe velvet chiffon rayon oocade ayon
taffeta and ravon without sleeves many
slim skted types few glamour evening
| black blue
| sizes 10 to 90
Evening star., 1941-12-30
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Il | a. 20 : Street


maker
PROMPTLY till Do not expect the
cosJo sors,e etc-Thnd Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-30

68-$lO95 Sports Dresses-S5.48
Ndds types WOOL frocks with umbrella
peaed skirts type gabadne dresses with
bouses froks with all around peaed
bound wool dresses red brown green
beige blue, natural, aqua IL to 49,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-08

It's easy to believe that little girls are made of sugar n spice n everything nice-when you see them in this enchanting Claire Tilden Frock, Pattern BOT. This style is such a simple joy to cut and to stitch, with the Sew Chart to help along, that you'll have it all ready to wear before you can say Jack Robinson. Those straight pan- elled lines. front and back, are a dressmaker's dream 50 far as speedy sewing is concerned. They're nice and free for little busybodies, too. allowing plenty of action-room for romping about. You'll love the way the deep front and back yokes form scailopS--so gay and decorative! Edge the charming sweetheart shaped neckline and the upcurved short sleeves with lace. if you like, and add pert little ribbon bows or bright buttons here and there. Dainty contrast for the sleeves and even the entire yokeS, would give Q fresh, lighted.up effect. PantieS are included in this useful style. Don't delay in sending for your pat- tern.
 Pattern 3o7 Is cut in childrens sizes, 2. {, 6. c and 10. Size c, dress with contrast, requires i-f yards % inch fabric and b-e yard contrast; other dreSs. 1 5-l yards 80 inch fab.