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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-09
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-09

RUSSO URL :
ON SUNDAY
Both Left handlers, Seized.
uIed 10 Meet in
World Series

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9. - The first
left handed pitching duel in the
World Series in six. years is IN
prospect as New York and st. Louis
prepare to resume play Sunday, of
the fourth game. ~ $50
Billy Southworth, Cardinal man.
ager, announced he will use Max
Lanier, and manager Joe Mccarthy
of the Yankees viii start Marius
Russo. ahs
Lanier lost the first game, Az
but showed he had plenty to cause
the Yanks trouble. The defeat was
caused more by Laniers own mis-
plays in the field than to the sew
EN- hits he allowed. tgs
Russo, meanwhile, is reported to
be entirely ovcr his arm trouble
which spoiled his effectiveness Ilost
of the season. s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Price w ar
EEaH.OIlS
w omen
rr9.r ty Tlms stan =

Ca...r- 'rc drive for homo
forr pledge, ono Of tic most I'M
-f.4Ht-rt -,4r1p- en-. he battle
7car,t initiation and rhc black
market ~ F. Fitzgerald OPA
district director today urc d
every rea-o,Nte 70 Io,n The fight
against runaway pucc-
Remember, cautioned Ftz.
c".isi that the pledge 4 will
paN no more than legal prices.
viii accept no ration goods
without giving up ration stamps
does not apply Just for this week
or this month. I, must he ad-
hered 20 a. long a. rationing il
In effect. Only this way can We
keep prices down
\CIC Chhorhoo6 war club leaders
and members of Tho ANN~ arc
fhs week conducting Z houSc-to-
Ln->c- caL-as-- rnltANnE shoppers
n RMS datc 20 stamp out black
markets.
ftc. housewife Vho signs a
pledge is asked 20 place sucker
.u nrr window showing that ,ho
- ~ Vs. against initiation
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Order Landlord
Rebdte,CCut Rent

Back rorf ~ approximately
5000 must he returned 70 IS
1cnsnts by Sammy kcr, one Of
Inc notorious Two Sammio,' Of
The prohibition ora under do
cree banded down today bS Fet-
cral Judge Picard
Carlton II. Mcintyre. enforce
ncnt attorney for The rent control
division Of OPA. charged N the
suit that K6rt has exceeded tho
rent ceiling since June 1912 on =
5o-tamlly apartment hc owns ct
$40 East Grand boulevard
The order ConPolS hln ~ re-
duce rents and refund the over
CnarCe.
Kerr. through his attorney. con-
sented 10 the decree
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Michigan Farm Guild
Sues Publishing Firm

The Michigan Farmers Guild
today sought $4,000 damages in
a libel suit against Doubleday
Doran, Inc. publishers. for state-
ments in Leslie McCune's best
seller. Farm Bloc" in which the
organization was allegedly linked
with John l. Lewis and his
United Mine Workers.
In the suit. the guild denied
statements in the book that Ed
ward NJ. Kennedy, representative
of the UNIV affiliate, the United
Dairy Workers, spoke before a
guild convention at Bad Axe last
wear.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
OTHERS CHOSEN

Welfare Director r. +. Fauri,
Wayne County Sheriff Andrew J.
Baird. Warren Bow, Detroit SUI
perintendent Of schools; Probate
Judge Frank l.. McAvinchey of
Flint one member 10 be ap-
pointed by Michigan Chiefs Of
Police Association and one by the
prosecutor : association.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Grand River-Joy
Group 10 Sell
S15O,OOO Bonds

The Third War Loan drive
gained impetus today with the
announcement by The Grand
River-Joy Road Bu>incSSmcn'S As
Sociatlon that II had set a goal Of
Sl50.OOO i'm bonds a. be- sold at a
community rally AT : Sp. m. Friday.
Meanwhile q huge community
rally, featuring three hours Of
entertainment and designed 10 sell
Sl50,000 i'm bonds. viii be- staged
by tho Grand RiNcr-Joy Road BuSl-
ncSSmcn'> Association Friday at
$ p m.
The rally viii hc held mn Nardln
Park. Grand River and Chicago
boulevard ON the program Will
bc the police quartet Ca~S Tech
band johnny King singing star of
the BowcrN Betty Greer. song
,tyllSt Mary BNlor, vocalist, Sgt
Wayne tcrneIiu~ and Jerry Me-
Safety and olbCg-
+ Bond Fathers were coming
in for their share of the glory iu
boosting Detroit sales today with
announcement that 5u ol that
group had totalcd Sll7Ooo Of
thcir Sl65 600 quota ~ the Dctfor
Gear Aircraft Parts division oi
the BorE-N Corp
OlhCr big sales included that al,
thc AmaigaTatcd Association Of
A,,...t .i...t..... fp.,I....,. ...-.I
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

Results Of tho court.martsl
"orc announced bN L. Z. C.. Etch-
In,on post public relations off
re. staff SGT Lester BoVdltch,
S6li.Rl>-ell Detroit had his ,on-
feFee reduced from Is 20 10 wears
and Pvt Ivory Williams Of
Buocbci Ky. and Pvt. BENJAMIN
l. Johnson Jr of Orange y. J.,
were gwen cIght-year terms IN
-frad OF - as ordered 10y the
c0urt-marual
Tho three VIII receive dIShon-
orablc discharges and lose AL pay
and army allowances
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Subcommittee
Fights Increase
In Child Crime
r,ms, star oo,r,,rooasu,

LANSING Sept 1.-THE prob
lens Of increasing juvenile deln-
quency m Michigan were attacked
today bv AN ll-member commits
toe formed ~ the request Of Gov.
Kelly
After hearing an analysis ~
tho causes Of delinquency drawn
from reports Of law-cnforcing Of
ncial> 10y Charles r. Ramsay OF
the Michigan Chhdren's Institute,
30 representative, OF organizs-
tions called together by the gov
cruor formed the committee.
Primary responsibility for
guidance of children rests with
parents" the governor said.
But the state and community
have very definite obligations
Ia give every possible assistance
in guiding the paths of our
children-Our greatest national
resource"
AZ tho governor suggestion.
Dr Eugene 3 Elliott. state SUI
pCrntcndent Of public instruction,
was named chairman Of the spr-
clal committee which will in
cmdc
Dr Frank Tallmsn. director %
mental hygiene for the state hos
pltal commission. Health COM
missioner II Allen Meyer, State
Police Commissioner Oscar c..
o Ian h Q r; Corrections Director
Garrett iIcynS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Thugs lake 1,5OO
From DPW Worker

HIS life savings. 81 500 vcre
stolen from Joseph Con,rclIo 65
Of 1851 L.,hhrlice 2 DPW cm-
pIoye by three you0- thG-s who
StronE-arned hum 2 Llilr1 r1ldCe
and Warren, police were told
today
The three whom he thought he
knew aS hanEerS-or - 4 pooIrO0m
nearby escaped IN an auto, nc
SAD.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Fined in Night Club Fracas

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept IL
Mrs MURRAY Newman so, of De-
,roit. Monday was fined $ and
costs by Police Judge Edward G..
BurleSon after She pleaded guilty
10 disorderly conduct Saturday
night as a result Of a fraCas m d
rl-ht club here
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Legislator Off
To Surrender ON
Graft Charges
~ DON GARDNER
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, Sept II Rep WI
nam Green g SIN-tcIm veteran
oi tho legislature who j. charged
by The states onc-man grand Jury
with soliciting 2 5000 bride in the
1899 session told state police to-
day mo was ON his way 20 Lansing
from ms Iilllman farm 10 ur-
render.
Grrcn and Francis p. Slattcry.
Grand Rapids banker. VINO ,pcnt
several month, A. the capitol at
tempting 10 stop tho passage Of
the anti-chan bank bill were
named ln warrants asked by ATTY.
Cen Herbert ! Ru>hiOn
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

We are rou m roHflor
10 do the cutting on rcv
order, " htle our sew ms
room isnot as we'll .1u-ht
ur a. our cutting DEPART
ncnt an order, placed
nov will be completed
for delivery as prompt,
As possible Ihs IS an
,de7l time 20 place YOUR
order.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Michigan Officer Killed

The war department announced
today that l.. l. 4. Banforth of
JonrsvIllc va killed IN action IN
Sicily on July N
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
BOND FINED At 81, 800

Slattcry appeared before Mu-
nicIpal Judge Louis T.. Coash iwo
hours after tho warrant against
him was signed He demanded
examination and was freed on a
s. 500 bond
Rep George y Higgins. Fern
dale Republican signed the COM
plant against Slattcry charging
he was shown a roll 81 $50 bills in
the House cloakroom MAY 20.
1911 and asked how much il
would take 10 purchase no.
vote on the bank bill
II am innocent OF this charge"
Slaitcry said his compoSure
shaken "NO offer was made by
me IN Higgins or any one else.
"Ny appearance in Lansing
WAS a. An official of the bank
and not A. a lobbyist. or course
! talked To legislators. hut that's
a. far A. IL went"
VAN WAGNER VETO
Byron l.. Ballard vice president
and chief counsel for the same
bank appeared A. Slattcry'S zi-
tornoy Ballard was legal advisor
20 Coy Van Wagoner who vetoed
tho an'i-chain bank bill in 1871.
This j. the most absurd thing
7 ever heard Of" he said I'VE
are demanding a quick trial To
clear charges at once.
Judge Coa>h set The GAMMA
ton for Thursday st 10 m but
sand n probably would bc put
over until next week.
The complaint. against Green
was signed by Floyd L. Trumblc
Lansing bcautlclan who A.
member Of tho legislative COM
mltlee of 'he Michigan HaIrdfeSs-
crs Association IN 1899 was At
tempting 20 grt revised COS
motoloGy bill passed by thc lcgis-
laturc
Our bill was stuck in state
affairs committee" Tumble
aid Naturally We wanted to
get II out Green told me he
could get the hill out for $500.
I didn't paN it,"
HIGGINS mot INTERESTED"
Higgins said he was having his
shoes >hined when Slsttery made
The approach
"Hc just flashed large roll
NJ $50 bills At me and said in
soft voice he'd make II worth
my while If I'd vote against the
bill" hc SAID
II told him wasn't inter
e>ted in that kind ~ money"
Whom the grand iurN ad-
iourncd Yesterday until IN 2 m
tomorrow RuShton said he nd
not for,cc any moro warrants a.
present.
But there may he some un-
less the memories NJ Some ~
our witnesses improve" ne
said
Yesterdays witnesses were Sen.
storS Charles s. Blondy and
Stanley Nov ak. both Detroit
Democrats and Thomas Leonard
Of Ferndale, serseant-at-arrS Of
the House
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT.
For Joyful Cough Relief,
Trv This Home Mixture

of water a few moments. until dis
solved. It's no trouble at all. No
cooking needed. Or you can use corn
syrup or liquid honey, instead of
sugar syrup.
Put the Pinex into pint bottle and
add your syrup. This gives you a full
pint Of very effective and quick
acting cough medicine. and you get
about four times as much for your
money. 1t never spoils. and is very
pleasant-children love it.
You'll be amazed by the way it
takes hold of coughs, giving you de-
lightful relief. 1t loosens the phlegm.
soothes the irritated membranes. and
helps clear the air passages. Money
refunded IL not pleased in every way.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Mead Expected to Submit
New Federal Poy Bill Feb. I

Senator Mead, Democrat, of New
York Is expected to draft within
10 days a new Government pay bill
to take the place Of the temporary
overtime measure, which expires
April 30.
This was made known yesterday
afternoon by Chairman Downey of
the Senate Civil Service Commit
tee, who asked Senator Mead to
do the preliminary work and to
confer with the various interested
groups.
Senator Downey said when a bill
has been drafted, about February
l, he will appoint a subcommittee
to analyze it before beginning pub
lie hearings. The temporary act,
covering five months from December
/, grants time and a quarter for
work in excess of 40 hours. For a
48-hour week, which now prevails
in most agencies, this means a 81
per cent increase. For certain
groups, like postal workers and leg
lslative employees, whose time can
not be measured by hours, the
temporary act grants a 10 per cent
raise.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Southwest Residents Urged
For Areas Rationinq Board

A motion to ask Whitney Leary,
District OPA director, to investi-
gate the Southwest Area Rationing
Board an dto replace the members
of the board by citizens residing in
the area was made by Harry Wen
der last night at a meeting of the
Southwest Citizens Association.
Mr.. Wender criticized the Ration
ing Board charging lack of CO.
operation, and said the board had
refused to div,llge names Of its mem
bers on the request OF the Rev.
Harry " Porter, president of the
Southwest Citizens Association. The
names were obtained later from the
District branch of the OPA, Mr..
Wender said.
The members we're invited to last
nights meeting to discuss common
problems, but did not attend.
In another motion by Mr.. Wender,
It was suggested that some system
be adopted by the Rationing Board.
which meets in the Southwestern
Branch Library, so persons could
enter the building while waiting for
an interview. 1t was also suggested
that the Victory Volunteers aid the
people who are waiting so that they
will be completely ready before going
before the board The motion was
unanimously passed.
A motion to send letter to Mr..
Leary and the Federation of Citizens
Associations. asking that all ration
ing boards in the District be open
at least one night a week to accom-
modate war workers was also made
by Mr.. Wender and passed.
Michael Tardugno, recreation di-
rector of the Jefferson Recreation
Center in the jefferson Junior High
School, outlined the program and
said girls should be encouraged to
60 to the center.
A motion to buy a standard for
the flag that is to be placed in the
Selective Service Boards meeting
place was made by the Rev. Mr..
Porter and passed.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Business Federation
Hears Whitehurst ON
Postwar Highways
Several Ways TO Solve
Traffic in Downtown
Area Suggested

A postwar plan to improve the
streets and highways of the Dis
trict and its suburbs to expedite
traffic and to insure safety was out
lined last night to the Federation
of Businessmens Associations by
Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, District di-
rector of highways.
Capt, Whitehurst pointed out that
the planning and construction of
necessary permanent improvements
would require considerable time and
construction cannot be undertaken
now.
"Of primary interest in connec-
tion with the problem of providing
adequate and essential transporta-
ton in the District" Capt. White
hurst said, ARE the conditions ex-
listing at the present time in the
central congested area in the North
west section bounded by Seven
teenth street on the west, Sixth
street on the east, K street on the
north and Pennsylvania avenue on
the south"
Suggests Remedies.
Corrective measures may include
provision for streetcar and vehicular
trafic tunnels or underpasses, a
spread of mass transportation
through rerouting, or combina-
ton of the two, he said.
e. D. Merrill, president of the
Capital Transit Co, also spoke, ex-
p'aining the difficulties of trans
POI tation. Persons using CTC We
hicles have been doubled since 1899
while only 800 vehicles have been
added in the same period. Mr..
Merrill also said that 65 new street.
cars are to be added during the
coming year.
On q motion by Nathan Goodman,
the association Endorsed the move
nent to have CTC reduce its fare
to four tokens for 80 cents and the
weekly pass to 81.
Urge MiIeham for Post.
The association also supported
motion by the Southeast Business
mems Association asking the Com
nlisxioners to appoint Chief Air Raid
Warden William j. Mileham as
director OF Civil Defense and COM
mander of the Citizens Defense
Corps.
At the suggestion of Miss Gertrude
r. Demonet, chairman Of the asso-
ciation's Stage Door Canteen Com
mittee, the group agreed to raise
$50 as a donation.
The meeting, which was preceded
by a dinner, was held at the Hamil-
ton Hotel and was presided over
by Estes Brand in the absence Of the
president, Mr.. Mileharn.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Mems Belts, So
At " brfce

80 ~ ptfs
40 mems Pioneer Pliaglass belts;
sizes 30 to 40.
pair Mems Rayon Trousers In tan,
size A. At less than u price. Nov
s1.2s
pair Mems Rayon and Cotton
Trousers; tan; size A. At less than
n price. Now s1.25
Mans Cotton Gabardine Shirt
with two-way collar; tan; size M.
At less than n price. Now CSC
pairs Mems Pigskin Gloves In tan,
black and gray; sizes III, 8H, Q,
slz. At less than "a price. Now
S125
30 Cigarette Cases for service men
made of Elasti- Glass in navy or
brown. Were 81. Now -75c
= Mems Coat Sweaters; maroon and
blue; sizes a and 49, Properly la
beled As to fabric content. At less
than "a price. Now -$1..5
l Mans All-wooI Coat Sweater in
brown; size a.. At less than u
price. Now 80
IA Mems Rayon Boutonniere Dress
Sets consisting Of tie, handkerchief
and flower in maroon and blue. At
less than II price. Now 35c
MEMS FURNISHINGS,
Down STAIRS STORE,
Evening star., 1943-01-21
BIouses, Shirts
At less than Y, price

115 rayon crepe and cotton blouses and shirts In
dressy and tailored styles, with long or short
sleeves In pink, red, blue and brown; sizes 80 to 49,
IS Rayon Crepe Sports plain
combinations and two piece models green blue and
black: sizes II to 90 At less than u price S295
Is Cotton Corduroy Jackets classic styles wide vale
duroy in red and Kelly green; IL Is. than
"a price Now S395
100 Pieces Of Sportswear consisting of
sweaters in wool and wool and propery labeled
to fabric conen in pink yellow, red and bue sizes 80
to 38white bouses, sizes 80 to 38white rayon
dckeys and rayon hair bows. Were soc to $395. Now
1ec TO $2s5
Down STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Real Relief. Big Saving.
So Easy. No Cooking.

This splendid recipe Is
used by millions every
year, because it makes
such a dependable, effec-
tive medicine for coughs
due to colds. It's so easy
to mix, a child could do it.
From any druggist get
gIL o,Jr,cac of pipov q
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Oil Man Convicted of
Threatening President
BY the Associated Press.

BY The AsA0cIHbeO FFtSS.
SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. 21.-A
verdict of guilty was returned by
jury In Federal Court here yesterday
against william Thomas Reid, oil
man, charged with threatening to
kill President Roosevelt. The jury
had been out about four and half
hours.
Reid faces a maximum penalty Of
five years imprisonment, fine of
$1,000 or both. He also faces another
indictment charging seditious utter
ances.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Boys Sweaters, 45e
Less than " Price

Less than " Price
10 boys sweaters properly labeled
as to fabric content) in pullover
and coat styles; tan, green and
blue; sizes small, medium and large.
! Boys Knit Caps (properly la
beled as to fabric content) In blue;
small size. At less than a price.
NOW 15c
! Junior Boys Cotton Corduroy
Helmets in teal or brown; medium
size. Less than II price. Now 15c
] Junior Boys Reversible Topcoat
OF cotton gabardine and 500 wool
on one side and 50%s reused wool on
the other side; blue; size 8. Less
than "a price. Now S4.95
l Boys Cotton Gabardine Robe in
navy piped in red; size, 10. Less
than "a price. Now SI,50
40 Boys Felt Hats OF all wool in
teal, blue or brown; sizes to SIS.
Less than n price. Now CSC
20 Junior Boys Tie and Handker-
chief Sets; blue, maroon, brown.
Less than " price. Now -15s
Down STAIRS STORE, BOYS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

special compound of proven ingredi-
ents, in concentrated form. well-known
for it's soothing effect on throat and
bronchial membranes.
Then make a syrup by stirring two
cups of granulated sugar and one cup
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Fire Chief"
Fire Extinguishers
We're sz.4s sl.S5

l45 efficient 16-ounce size extin-
guishers reody to come to your did in
home or automobile. Filled with cor
bon tetrochloride under pressure for
steody ire-smotherine streor.
Complete with handy wall bracket.
Eosy to operate. Sove precious pos
sessions OF O saving.
HOUSEWARES. EIGHTH Floor
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Small Hats, So
Less than VI Price

30 hats Of fur felt and wool felt In
navy. black. red and green: head
sizes 211a TO 23.
Is Cotton velveteen CaIots In Kelly
green, dark green, royal blue, red.
fuchsia and turf: head sizes 2111
TO 20. Less than u price. Now 81
Is Cotton Veiveteen Hats with
brins In royal blue, turf and
fuchsia; hesdsises, 21h TO %. Were
S2.9o. NOW ----------------h h.g5
DOWN STAIRS STORE, MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

Senator Downey has formed no
definite conclusions as to the ma
ture of the new bill. except to say
he is inclined to go along with
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Women's Slips, SIS

Manufacturers Seconds
i55 slips Of rayon crepe and satin,
and some in pure silk. In the group
are lace trimmed and tailored styles
In white, blue, pink and black: sizes
80 to A.
1872 Brushed Rayon Gowns-n1anu-
facturer's seconds--in tearose and
blue: sizes "a to 40. Now S2.25
Down STAIRS STORE, UNDERWEAR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

those who want to take the postal
employees out of the general law
and fix their wartime pay by sep
arate legislation. Two bills to do
that have already been drafted by
Senators Mead and McCarran,
Democrat, of Nevada.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Rayon Hosiery, So

Manufacturers Seconds
$50 pairs Women's Sheer Rayon
Hosiery in new spring shades; sizes
s1a to lo1a.
100 pairs Ribbed Cotton AnkIets
with turnover cuffs: brown, white,
red, blue. rose and navy; sizes 8llz
to 1ola; irregulars Now
Pair z9c; 3 for s5c
Down STAIRS STORE, HOSIERY.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ChiIdren's OveraIIs
Seconds

Seconds
100 cotton corduroy overalls, mostly
red; sizes 2 to 6.
$50 Cotton Receiving Blankets, BOX
40 inches, in pink, blue and white
with contrasting borders. Manu-
fscturer's seconds. Now 35r
$50 Infants Cotton Knit Gowns
and Kimonos; sizes 0, and 2.
Manufacturer seconds. Now 55c
Pius I0% Tds
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
INFANTS AND JUVENILE APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Girls Sportswear
Reduced

% Spun Rayon Jumper Skirts and
Wool Jackets In plaids and mono
tones (the latter properly labeled
as to fabric content); broken sizes
7 to IA, At less than "a price.
Now 15c
30 pieces Of Girls Apparel including
blouses. dreSses and slips. broken
sizes . to IA. At less than lz price.
NOW ----------------- 500
DOWN STAIRS STORE, GIRLS APpARgI.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Maternity Dresses
$50 and $50
Were s3.0S and S4.95

" ere y3.15 ana y4.y5
50 rayon maternity dresses In printed fabrics with
backgrounds of blue, wine and navy sizes In the
group, IL to 18
81 Dresses In print plain tailored styles
IL to 40. Were S5,s5 and $6e5. Now--------A25
Down STAIRS STORE INrc,rENsrvE DRESSES
Evening star., 1943-01-21
WOODWARD 6LOTHROp
10TH na and Stree. DOWN STAIpS STORE ,sr. D.a*, $500
Store Hours: to s; Thursdays 1870 to 9
Friday-Remnant Day

Remnant Day Merchandise exchangedbe;
c. o. d. APPROVAL mail telephone orders accepted
Some items soed mnred, damaged otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1943-01-21
AIl-vECE
LAXATIVE

. In Mr. (Nature's Remedy Tablets.
there are no chemicals. no minerals. no
phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets are diff
ferent act different. Purely segetabls
"A combination of 10 vegetable ingre-
dents formulated over 50 years ago.
Uncosted or candy coated, their action
is dependable, thorough. yet gentle, as
millions OF mrs have proved. Get 25t
box today :. or larger economy size.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

IL you buy, our airmen fly. Get
War savings stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Handbags, sl

Wanntacfnrers Sec0nds
$50 large, roonny handbags in un-
derarm and top-nandle styles; red.
green. black, navy, brown and turf
tan. Made of simulated leather In
calf skin and novelty grains.
Down STAIRS STORE,
LEATHER GOODS.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Women's Shoes 81
Uore f3QS onJ ssove


400 pairs of pumps and oxfords In
suede, calfskin, patent leather and
cotton gabardine, some with straps.
In blue, black. brown and wine,
broken sizes AZ to 10, AAA TO G.
so Pairs Rayon Fleece Boot-type
Slippers in red and blue combina-
tions, sizes 4 to 8. At n price.
so Pairs Rayon Pile Scuffs with
leather soles, In light blue, pink and
white and wine and royal blue;
sizes to 8. Were $125. Now 75c
Down STAIRS STORE.
WoMEN's SHOES.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

Sterno Canned Heat
and Stoves Reduced
Useful Sterno Conned Heat, the in
stont cooking fuel, at savings.
300 cans Sterno Heat. Were lOc.
300 cans Sterno Heot. Were 25c.
Now
180 Sterno Stoves. Were 35c.
Nov 25c
220 Sterno Stoves. Were 75c.
Nov --------------50e
HOUSEWARES. EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Costume JeweIry

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300 pins. necklaces. bracelets and
gadgets In assorted styles.
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Down STAIRS STORE,
COSTUME JEwELRY.