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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
JUNGLE HARRY" H SUSPENSE DRAMA,
 CAPITOL TONIGHT

Uncle Harry" the suspense drama presenting strange emo- tional triangle involving brother and sister, will open tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
 The Universal picture stars George Sanders, Geraldine Fritzgsrald and Ella Raines, and was adapted by Keith Winter from the Broadway play written by Thomas Job.
 Locale of the action is a small New Hampshire community. The story relates the breakup of the towns. respected old Quinesy fam fly when a brisk New York fashion expert falls aggressively in love with a retiring textile mill en- ployee. Miss Raines appears as the attractive stylist. Sanders has the latter role
 Miss Fitzgerald, the second Mrs. Woodrow Wilson in Wilson" is seen as the possessive, selfish, neu- rotic sister of Sanders.
 Robert Siodmak, director of The Suspect and Christmas Holiday transferred the unusual story to the screen for Universal.
 Joan Harrison, one of Hollywood s few feminine producers, was chosen to pilot the production because of her womans slant, and because of her skill in dramatizing crime stor- ieS for the screen.
 In the supporting cast are Moy- ma Macgill, Sara Allgood, Harry Won zell, Judy Clark and Samuel S. Hinds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
GENE TIERMEY E
 STAR IN LAURA
 AT 2OTH CENTURY

Laura. the 20th Century Fox mystery drama is at the 20th Gen. tury tonight for the final showings.
 This is an escape story of a new type--escape into the mad luxury of psr-war New York cafe society life Gene Tierney. who is starred in the title role, has 28 costume chang les, providing women movie-goers with a veritable ons-woman lbut what a womanD fashion show. Starred in the sophisticated hit with Miss Tierney are Dana An- 'drews and Clifton Webb, with Vim cent Price and Judith Anderson in featured roles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02

Vote, PcIls Close at !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
Maekay Malcolm Is
 Guest Speaker, WC
 Luncheon Tomorrow

Mackay Malcolm will be guest speaker at the Juneau Woman's Club luncheon meeting tomorrow noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, Mrs. Donald Burrus, Chairman Of the Department of the American Home, has announced His topic will be Trends in the American Home"
 The luncheon and program viii be followed immediately by the re- gular business meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
(Official Publication) REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL
 CONDITION OF THE E. M. BEHRENDS

located at Juneau, Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 31st day of March, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02

Calver Distiers Corp NYc BLENDED wHsKEY 868 Proof CaIven Rccne 65ea Grain NcrI spiris Calycr Special
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
GETS TELEPHONE CALL FROM SON IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Charles E. Johnson of this city was greatly thrilled last Sat- urday when her son. Ensign Gay lord E. Hansen, called her from Staten Island, New York. The re- ception was very good, Mrs. John- son said. and Gaylord's wife also joined in the conversation.
 Hansen, Juneau High School graduate, recently returned from Shanghai, China, and has been at- tending school at Staten Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
NOT FO0LpR00F

DALLAS, Texas. = L. T. Busby thought he had a burglar proof method of locking his bedroom. He removed the door knob and hid it in the refrigerator.
 A hungry burglar raided the Ice box, found the knob, entered the bedroom and took Busbys radio and clothing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02
A. |. Auxiliary
 Meeting Tonight

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold their regular business meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Legion Dugout, and all members are urged by the president, Mrs. Olaf Bedding, to attend.
 The month of April is dedicated to Child Welfare by the Legion Auxiliary, and special activities in this work should be planned at to- nights meeting.
 LISTEN AT pm.
 To KINY and hear the Ameri- can Legion on Selective Service.
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 Vote, Polls Close at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-02

Miss Leonard, K. N. Jones, Grace Sanford
 Dora McGilson, Jack Clark, Miss i Chandler, Mrs. Ray Day, George Nelson and Brooks Hanford.
Evening star., 1946-05-20
PIX oPERATOR-TYPISTi

PIX OPERATOR, experienced; large auto
mobile company; day employment Full
particulars first letter. Box 305-H, Star.
Evening star., 1946-05-20
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST CARE 5-yr-old child, some cook
ing. light household duties. live in George
cTAMsERnarps GfHalTfaE Ra sVs ssWAlrREss colored es-
references required: summer in country
June to October; salary s1oO. NO. 6dt6
CHLD's NURSE, colored; 9-mo.-old baby:
live IN; pleasant home: light Housekeeping
for employed couple: willing to go. TO New
per week. Call CH. 1897 between $50
CoLoRED OR WHITE combination nurse
chambermaid; 5--year-old girl; live in
other, other help; good home RA 6617; 20
Go0h and ERw c0eTed Tor
adults II in family. GE, 35o7. 80
COOK, white H. for private family with
be competent and experienced, references
and health certlhcate required: S125 mo.
Write, Box 335, Alexandria, Va 80
wages, SIS wk Apply 2I12 BANCROFT
COOK. white; no housework; s1a5 month.
room and board. WO. S2Ol.
COOK, G.H.W. light laundry. Family OF
desires some one clean and reliable, to llye
in. Lovely upstairs room and bath, So
per week. OR. 2656. References required
COOK, plain, general housework: 5'2-dey
week, live in or stay nights; S25 week;
c0oK FeseRt reference VI T4s irb ,.urd xasb
Sooh, exp, s.AW., llSHG WASH
maehlne mac ii ~ 59 days no Syn sT9o pS nighs
COOK AND G.H.W, permanent for right
party. Congenial family of 4; live in or
9St; SM 5iia S12 per week; references required
COOK. GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. expe-
rienced only need apply: no laundry. no
nights, other help Employed: apt. conven-
iently, located must have city reference.
COOKING and general housework: must
be experienced and have reference; 5i2-
day week; S25 week. Phone co. 09@7.
COUPLE. 35 to 40; wife, good cook, laun-
aloelec, home incl. dish washer; live in;
COUPLE, reliable, s175 uer month; woman
must be good cook. g.h.w. and like babies;
man must help around house mornings.
drive car, care for grounds, small garden;
nice living quarters and everything fur
nished to polite. honest couple who want
permanent work only: live near Fairfax,
Va. For interview. phone Alex. 5121; IL
DAY WORKER, colored: S25 week, no
Sundays. See MRS CHARLES 24O1 18th
St NV, Apt / AD 4745.
week, $40 and carfare. 70S 5th st. ne.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. no cooking:
live IN or out; $50 week; references.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and plain cook.
no SATURDAYS or Sundays; local refer
ences. UN. 0404. I'll
Continued on Next 2age.)
Evening star., 1946-05-20
HELP MEN & WOMEN.
ADDRESsoGRAPH- -GRAPHOTYPE =

APH-GRAPHoTYPE = Good
day Wk: WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF
F6; BEAuTY oPERaTok. ERA e &. male or female al
around beauty service; $50 week and com
Pasno P,Ss0n APPly sHoP Shop shop M
COUNSELLoRs-Jewis Community Cen
ter day camp. 9:30 to 3. Monday through
Friday m, Arts r, and crafts athletics, gen
COUPLE. white. about As, to work at
kit, b. apt, and Sl50 mo-, plus small
drinkers; salary increased when justified
HOTEL COURT BALTIC blvd. . mi. past
Gol1ege EI ! Park; & Tower 567s. -22
2sy Dsn9 and Mosaa sos g nsassS AnR a5
FOUNTAIN HELP; Experienced. fun OF
MAN OR WOMAN to wash woodwork and
floors; home has just been plastered; 81
pgo40c PeT day and pG sartars Gal GE sac 20
experienced @ with the highest type rpSs of work. K
position pays well for one who can quail
ify Apply 1907 Conn. ave W. 80
PIANIST, white or colored, must have H.
hrary. BEN AND EDDY'S TAVERN, s2a
sECRETARY. male or female, capable OF
taking charge Of ofhce; must have ability;
give full experience. state salary expected;
national organization. Box 22o-H, Star
TUTOR, willing to go to seashore for sum.
mer, able to tutor 17-year-old boy in
French, Spanish, English; also smalle,
boy s; . rsteTsnces. s5 Phone DU. 3944s, OF
TYPisTs, men e 'c or women, white, urgently
required by several of our customers in
positions: excellent opportunity with good
salarv to start. Call District 1877 -21
Evening star., 1946-05-20
HELP WOMEN.

AVON PRODUCTS, INC. needs 90 sales
repreSentatiyeS' pleasant, profitable work.
aDD1REssoGRAPH OPERATOR. experience
PRopERE RS5 r ypf Nc Apey pen
ave ard Woodley rd. NV. so
BnAuIlGIAM tGp ssasz Psssaps yqrk
DESIGNING. WASHINGTON Bids. Room $50.
AIDS. intellisent women for supply work
salary and meals. 1147 18th st. NV.
A.TERAT1oN HAND white Or eolo5ed5 for
ST. STAR seaa VEET 1e0 14h and N ave PEN
ALTERATION HANDS, seamstresses. for
personnel oce, 0fS tn hoor. JEILEfPs APPsy s,
IihRSS 5f HANDS RD for ladies'
S1FhkaYfoS fhkH S9Ss HASD, az expert eoored re-
FRANcEs EFT PRANcEs Ea 1s15 is Conn Aspty sSe,
RGTERAqioN Al hGs RheSs WOMAN, capable of a taking
sHELBURNE DRESS SHOP. 1927 Conn Conn.
Ass1srANr as; siS HOSTESS, experience eI% Pre-
Mrs. Hurst head o12 h9stess Ss betwesn bd1
ASSISTANT a ssf Hs BookkEEPER s. X and general
office worker wanted; salary to start, s35
Z ss74 Il poNpERo INC. 171s Penns
AssfsTAST sS5sfs1a s7snds BooKkEEpEK fine ladies'
specially store requires lady of good char
acter for a pleasant and permanent po-
fn Sf SHIT and Ca sae7 e9R,
ASSISTANT BUYER for stationery dept, er
,rafo with ~,
Ps eo es xSEk smRRsne7s BRo 0aaf
ass1srASr ass Al nj BUYERS for various depart
store or Specially shop sl experienee nee Sn and
sS1aS t sss5y5s sssDs AsR@E
RsssfAsr Rs2 Es sth MANAGER nns e. nH AND clerks
AssoRTERs. shirt operators and shakers.
@ @Sso5sia ave-. silver spTins, aaSDSs Nd. TI 81
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER of women's al
Of and p ns sso capabe p
1fSss AsRE
AUpfT All III cLERk, i nS Experienced in audit Sta.
sEeal nnk WS1k pSsitGn
SzkERR ss,ss .{ssay
sRsa s's szKE saoP Sf Sh
VA: l73l; Sunday cali UN. 4137: "a
EEAUTIC1ANS CD, experienced all around
Salary: $50 week and commission. Apply
FRANCES DEE. 623 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR.
s ssi
can earn G1t,U up to sloo per week; modern
sAL2N, sA II.L,,5 So7 18th st. NV; -S5
plus commission. Also manicurist only
HELENA RUBINsTEIN. 1877 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist and manicurist
Beauty I,yi5a Salon; ns HOTEL M L STAT+ER. 30
time; work in busy shop; good salary ane
commissions. FA1RIINGTON BEAUTY
SALON. Overlook 1884. "a
BEAUTICIAN, to work in new, modern
shop. excellent salary and commission
ALExIAs BEAUTY SALON. 3o25 Nichols
BEAUTICIAN. .exper,. long established
shop, upper 14th st. NV; top salary ane
holidays with pay, only persons interestes
IN permanent position apply. Box 120-B
Star. 80
Evening star., 1946-05-20

relief operator durin
(about & months). Al
sonnel office. CAPITl
Room 2]0, 1892 M st
10, Rosslyn: Route 90,
80, Friendship Heights
Evening star., 1946-06-21

Lne puppeL gov ~ ~ Asos'
ernment. He could, had he chosen,
have followed the example Of Vi
cente Lin, the first Filipino to
graduate from West Point. Lin led
the 46th Division at Bataan. He
was captured by the Japanese but
refused to accept any position un-
der them. Later he was killed. Lin
was loyal to his country and added
distinction to his uniform.
Puppet Cabinet Member.
Subsequent to his capture, Roxas
was provided a japanese plane to
carry him to his beautiful home in
Manila. Two Japanese physicians
were dispatched from Tokyo to
minister to him. Roxas went
through the form of refusing the
title of president of the puppet gov
ernment on three occasions. How
ever, he helped to write the consti-
tuition of that government and Lau-
rel, the puppet president, constant
ly sought his advice. He was q
member of the puppet cabinet. He
served as chairman of the National
Economic Planning Board with the
rank of minister. When he was
taken to Baguio with others of the
puppet government ne still wore
the uniform of a brigadier general
Of the United States. While wear
ing that uniform, he supported a
declaration of war against the
United States. There is a word for
this which the military does not
seem to understand, at least so far
as Roxas Is concerned.
When the Americans returned to
the Philippine Islands Gen. Mac
Arthur ordered Roxas liberated"
while his fellow cabinet members
were captured" When President
Osmena returned to the Philippines,
over my clearly expressed objec-
ton, he found a Senate, of which
Roxas was President, which fiatly
refused to confirm his cabinet from
which Osmena had carefully ex-
cluded collaborationists. So, under
pressure, with Gen. Macarthur
AOOhAl1S OAl, oclIlClid ildA w lIldhC lllS
cabinet all over again to satisfy the
general and the collaborationists.
Discerning Philippine citizens OBJ
served the special treatment ac-
corded Roxas by high military and
economic interests representing the
United States. It is little wonder
that they elected him President to
curry special American treatment
and favor and in the belief that he
would succeed, where Osmena might
fail, in securing desperately needed
American loans and investment cap
ital.
Statements Recalled.
On June 20, 1914. President
Roosevelt had said: Those who
have collaborated with the enemy
Gin the Philippines) must be re-
moved from authority and infiu-
ence over the political and eco
nomic life of the country" Sub
Evening star., 1946-06-21

Philippines since their fecapture
from the Japanese and for the fail
ure to bring the collabora tionists
to trial. It Is the general belief
that Gen. Macarthur favored Roxas
Tor President. Thus We have q man
serving as President of the Philip
pines who In the uniform Of an
American brigadier general voted
for war against the country to
which he owed allegiance.
In Italy, in Holland. In Norway
as well as in other countries, the
restored loyal governments have
been trying and executing their col
laborationists. In the Philippines
with the knowledge and consent OF
representatives Of the United
States. collaborationists have been
elevated to high public office. It
will be interesting to watch what
President Roxas will do about the
collaborationists, many OF them his
personal friends, who preferred the
easy way Of treason to the United
States to which they had sworn
fidelity.
tcopyrisht. 1S46)
Evening star., 1946-06-21

lcdIueQ ! + O n.
the war.
Boys Of q
talk knowingly
OF the sn % W.
drifts and the
size Of Mount
Everest. Kids &
who still are
unwieldy with q
razor talk like
Burton Holmes
when you men
ton Rome, Syd-
ney, Calcutta
P a is an d
Shanghai,
Evening star., 1946-06-21

@. Is there a medical term that
describes a condition when a person
cannot help lying?-J. c. S., jr.
A. The medical term for patho-
logical lying is mythomania.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

indignant. indeed. about it. It il
almost incredible that with his
tastes, talents and training for pub
licity and his record as one Of the
most successful advertising men In
the country that Mr.. Bowles, with a
conscience free of guilt, can sit mute
under such an indictment as these
articles frame against him. For they
are by no means the first.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

sequently, President Truman issued
a like statement. On September 10,
1945, the Secretary Of the Interior
telegraphed to Sergio Osmena, who
then was President, calling his at
tention to President Roosevelt's
earlier declaration and urging
prompt action.
Gen. Macarthur is largely respon-
sible for what has happened in the
Evening star., 1946-06-21

was one OF the
leading collabo-
rationists.
When RoxaS
was captured by
the Japanese on
Mindanao h e
wore the uni
form Of a briga-
dier general Of
t h e I'm t e d
States Army. AS
a prisoner OF
war he could
not have been
compelled to ac-
cept any job In
Evening star., 1946-06-21


his major ap-
pointees h a v e
been : decidedly
SCI nd class,
and 1t is not an
adequate a n =
swer to say they
are better than
ose whom
tn e y succeed
And his insist
ence upon his
devotion to the
Roosevelt poll
cies," so clearly
responsible foI
the worst of our
Evening star., 1946-06-21
McLemore
On Broadway, Writes
About the AIeutiuns
By Henry McLem ore

NEW YORK.-Next to Mr.. Ba-
ruch's astounding knowledge OF
everything, nothing surprises me so
much as the things that youngsters
Evening star., 1946-06-21
ANSWERS to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question OF fact by writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau, 3l6 street
close cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
Collaboration Issue in Philippines
Apt to Die Under Roxas

Manuel Roxas has been elected President OF the Philippines
and has taken office On July with the official blessing Of the
United States the Philippine will be launched
independent state Nothing like this happened
history.
One President rst duties will be to do something
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Frank r. Kent
The Great GaneofPo
Leak of Alleged Conversation With
President Puts RoWles on Snot
Frank r. Kent

The acute problems that followed greatest
plus OF domestic
largely due to the reckless exavagance
politics and general maadmnration regime
have combined to create for President situations
would tax the strength and strain the bigger
Evening star., 1946-06-21

apOUC UllOSe rIlIpIIlOS WHO COIIanO-
rated with the Japanese. This will
be particularly dif1icult. and even
embarrassing, because he, himself.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

He has not done as well with
them as he should. His veto OF the
Case bill was illogical and deplor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
40 Originally 500
Girls Seersucker
PIoysuits
o0c

One-piece ploysuits Of fine seer
sucker for girls. Pnofore style
gives them thot dointy, feminine
look. Sizes 7 and 10.
IS Originally 3.9s Girls White
Dotted Swiss Pinafores, broken
sizes 99e
10 Originally 400 Girls Royon
Paty Dresses in posteI fIoroI
prints, broken sizes 30
] Originally 7.95 Girls TesnabIe
Dresses, broken sizes----3.99
10 Originally z.So Cotton sIeeks.
navy and brown Tee
Il Originally z.35 White SIseks.
broken sizes ----79e
81 Originally 1893 Girls Shorts.
assorted colors, broken sizes, 79e
80 Originally a.o9 Cotton and
Royon Shorts, broken sizes SO
10 Originally lbs Girls White
Hand Bags -----7lc
II Originally z.so Girls Cotton
Printed Skirts -l .99
Z Originally 1873 Striped Chem
bray Skirts ----l. LOO
s Originally 2.99 Girls Plaid
Rain Cepes 100
3 Originally 1895 GirIs' Two
Pieee Clsssie Suits. broken sizes,
1926
II Originally 1895 Girls Two
piece chubhis Suits. all wool.
Sizes l0h, AN
Pitfalls Shop, Seeosd Floor,
The Hsfhs Co.
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Mems Sportsweor

8 Originally 400 sonforixed
Cotton Sports Shirts, loree sizes
only ZOO
- Originally $50 Tee Shirts,
sizes small, medium and large,
s5e
II Originally SOS Toto Beech
Shits from California. small ond
10 Originally 1895 Lightweight
Sport Jaekets, sizes "a to AZ,
l2.65
J Originally 1850 Lightweight
Royon Sport Jackets. ton only.
Sizes IS to 3o--l3.75
$50 Originally $50 Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts, ton, blue and gold.
Sizes ! to 4. All sizes not in oil
colors. 2.S5
Mens Sports Apparel, Street
Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Sc Originally 75e to 500
Decorative Artificial
Flowers
zoe to 5oe

Choose from this ottroetive os-
sortnent OF noturol-lookinq, deli
eotely colored roses. cornotions
and others. Whot charming cen-
terpieees they mode how
they beoutify dark corners.
loz Originally ! 90 to 1900 Dry
FloFal Arrangements, soc to 7.5o
10 Originally 100 Been Boss !.
green frogs with loroe popeyes.
use
~ Originally 2.S5 Silver Chests
:. red simulated leother lined
with aroy felt =. holds services
for 3 -3----------1.95
Gift Shop. Sspssfk Fisor,
The Heeks CO.
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Curtoin and
Upholstery Fobries

80 Originally 5.ss Boulder chai,
Covers. florol print, white bock-
II Originally 1873 Indie Print
Squarss, 25x25". gay colors,
40 Originally 4.ss- Striped De-
mask Pillows ---------3.29
400 yds. Originally 6se to 100
Water Repellent ceeted Febries,
SO" wide ------39e yd.
IS prs. Originally l7.l0 Floral
Print Dsapes ----9.96
800 Originally zoe Sesh Rod.
bross finish, extends from 20H1"
to So" -ioe
400 Originally 5se. curtsin Rod.
steel finish. double extension.
7se
so Lengths Of MaterioI, curtoin
net. ainehon, slipcover fobries,
Sc and Zoe
I6 Originally 1913 c,etonne
Hollywood Bed Covers, rose, fits
80" bed -4.oS
Upholstery Fabrics, Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Boys overeoots

- Originally 1880. 1875,
1875 Cotton Sock Wool Fleece
overeoats. blue, brown, comeI
color. Sizes 5 and o---l1.95
4 Originally 1875 TO 400 Cot
ron Back Wool Fleece overeoets.
blue. brown, coreI color. Sizes
IL to Is --l5.2O'
] Originally 1880 to 24.5o Boys
overeoots. Some cotton back
wool fleece. Others royon and
cotton, brown, blue, comel color.
Sizes 7 -, "A 1875
s Originally 1895 PIoid Mock
inows. 4 detachable hoods. Sizes
4 and s; 2 collar type. size s,
Z Originally 1926 Cotton Beck
Wool Fleece overeoots, revers-
ible, come color. Sizes Il and
II S.ZU
3 Originally 1850 Cotton Back
Wool Fleece overeoots, cornell
color. Size l3--l2 100
Boys Shop. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Modern Furniture

! Originally 1880 seefioneI
Soto, 3-pieee. beige chenille,
1890
! Originally 1895 ssetioneI
Soto. 3-piece turquoise and rose,
1885
z orisinoIIy 1880 Loose Pill
iew-Baek Chair. turquoise and
oatmeal chenille -----79.95
Z Originally $685. Frinsed Slip
per Choir. wine donosk, button
tuffed spring scot ----39.95
; Originally $685. PedoI Choir,
rose top, striped, with blonde legs,
1895
] Originally 1895 Blonde Fan
Choir, silver royon domosk 1925
! Originally 1895 Lew.on Club
Choir. turquoise and gold topes-
Try ------39.S5
Meders Furniture. Fourth Floor,
= The Heeht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Lamps

IS Originally s.e5 Table Lamp,
decorated China, complete with
shade 7.95
I Originally 1895 Floor Lomp,
modern, with homespun shode,
1875
) Originally $500 TebIe Lemp,
fine Chino with handmade royon
shade --------32.95
4 Originally 7o.25 TobIe Lemp.
fIoroi design. royon shade 1926
z Originally 1926 TobIs Lemp,
CoIonioI bose only------7.e5
8 Originally 1855 TsbIe Lamp,
modern lueite and wood. bose
only -----6.95
e4,orisinoIiy ZOO Shades. SHOP
on fIorol pottern or plain royon.
Soc
Z Originally 1870 Floor Bose,
bronze finish, as is ,---lS.95
l Originally 24.s5 Torchiere,
bronze finish complete with
gloss shade. As is ,-----l6.95
| Originally $3.50 Terra cotto
Pottery Lamp. fieurine, matching
shade. As is ---l2.95
10 Originally 1915 Reyen
Shades. 16" ruching trimmings,
SOS
II Originally 500 Shades. 49,.
florol chintz --------3.95
~ osisineIIy 3.95 10 4.s5
Shades, l2", A" and l6", floroI
Lamp Dept. Fifth Floor,
The Hseht Co.
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8 Originally e5
7-piece. 52x7o" cloth
Homespun
Luncheon Sets
$50

5 Originally 1895 Cotton Lunch
eon Sets. 7-piece, 54x72" cloth,
$50
3 Originally go Shower curte;r
Sets, plostic eooted cloth $50
8 Originally $50 Hemsspun
Luncheon Sets. 5-piece, 52x52"
s Originally 5.ss Common" Beth
Nat Sets, assorted eolors $50
Is Originally 500 Shower Cur
toins. o'xo. plostic coated cloth,
z.se
, Originally $50 TabI.elo.h..
eOxSO". printed cotton LIS
z Originally $50 TobIeeIoths,
52x7O", plastic cooted einehon.
l.o9
10 Originally z.ss TobIeeIo,hs.
48x72", printed cotton l.9o
10 Originally $50 Both Nat
Sets. chenille, fIorol design, blue
only i.s9
3 Originally BIS seatter Rugs,
chenille, woffIe weove 30
40 Originally 1879 Guest Towels.
assorted colors and patterns, CSC
3I3 Originally I 40 Guest Towels.
assorted coIors and patterns, sSe
80 Originally Lag Scarf, l4x34",
petit point $50
80 Originally 1863 Guest Towels,
assorted colors and patterns, s5e
i45 Originally l.ls Cotton Guest
Towels, assorted colors and pot
terms -75e
81 Originally 100 DoiIies.
l4x2o", petit point - 6se
s Originally 92e ceIosheen Mop
kins Soc
1876 Originally 7se Cotton Guest
Towels. assorted coIors Soc
II Originally Ste Eeru Laee
Searf, ~" -59e
lo4 Originally 5se DoiIies,
Ilxl7", petit point -3se
4oz Originally 5se DoiIies.
lOxl A., petit point 29e
81 Originally 49e Doiiies.
l2xl2", petit point 36e
II Originally 39e White Mop
kins, coIored borders --lse
rs Originally soc Place Mats,
Courier & Ives" ship scene.
washable ond heot resistont, I5e
s. Originally Scatter Rugs rever-
sible, chenille. odd lots,
1.5s to 500
Linen Dept, Fifth Floor,
The Heeht Co.