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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
JUNEAU SPRUCE MGR.
 BACK FROM EDNA BAY;
 l5 GOING TO STATES

E. S. Hawkins, president of the Juneau Spruce Corporation, has just returned from several weeks at the company's logging camp at Edna Bay where he has been supervising road construction.
 He said that about three-eighths ol mile of the camp road has been completed, and that all the new equipment from Seattle has arrived on schedule.
 A major pau of the equipment which is to be installed at the Juneau mill after January 3, is al- ready here. The mill will be shut down entirely over the Christmas holidays, from December 20 to Jan uary ?, during which time all employees qualified will receive va cation pay.
 The new installations and inn provements will go in after the first of the year, and there will be no production of lumber until mid February Only defection in the new look for the mill was the failure of the company to obtain surplus tug on which it was bidding.
 They are still in the market for l,200 horsepower tug, none of which are available in the Terri tory
 Hawkn and his wife and two boys, Robert and William, will leave December Is on a combined business and pleasure trip 10 the States. He will confer with Ju- neau Spruce officials at Seattle and Portland regarding some minor equipment needed at the mill, and arrange to sell all next years cut of lumber, about 50 million board feet.
 The Hawkins family will spend Christmas at Klamath Falls, Ore gen, where parents of both MT and Mrs. Hawkins reside
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
IR0NNIEN BEAT.
 OUT EAGLES IN :.
 OVERTIME GAME
lBv The Associated Pressl

A0N 4 AAN 4A91ON40hNNt ANAof
 Bill Rohinson's backhand shot from 10 feet out after 6:56 of an overtime period gave the free wheeling Seattle Ironmen a 3-2 de- cision over the Portland Eagles last night
 Robinson scored the spectacular game winner despite the best eff forts of Portland goalie Craig Me Clelland, who made 42 saves in his best game Of the season.
 It was the Tronmen's seventh straight in their latest win streak. The game was particularly galling to the Eagles, who have failed to win from Seattle in seven games this season. Portland took a 20 lead only to see the Ironmen tie it up in the third on two goals by Cy Rouse.
 The Los Angeles Monarchs over took the Vancouver Canucks by rapping in three third period goals Tor a 6-5 margin the San Fran cisco Shamrocks scored twice in the last period to clobber the cellar dwelling San Diego Skyhawks 3-2; and the Tacoma Rockets stayed off the rushing New Westminster Roy als 7-5.
 Tonight's only scheduled game takes Seattle to Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
NEWS CHORUS ALL TUNED UP FOR FIRST
 CONCERT TOMORROW

Preparations are now complete for the concert, tomorrow night at the 20th Century Theatre, by the Juneau Mems Chorus. Fine choral singing has been promised by Director Ernest Ehler
 Members of the Chorus are: Del Hanks, Larry Parker, Bill Paul, Cliff Swap and Andy Thorgaard, first tenors: John Roland, Bucky Buckingham, Carl Hagerup, Cliff Robards, Bob Treat, Barney Kane and A. Morgan, second tenors.
 Bernard Bruce, Bill Ellis, Ed Dick, Harold Jones, Jack Jones, Mac Malcolm and Dan Morris, first hasses; Walter Knape, Don Miller, Bill Passey and Walt Soboletf, second passes.
 Dorianne Barnes will accompany the chorus.
 Mrs. Mary Berne- -Ehler, accom- panied by Mrs. C. L. Popejoy, will also offer two groups of songs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
WINS OVER SIGhA(S;; WW ARE
 DOWNED BY MIKES
DOUGLAS HIGH vs. A.C.s.

DOUGLAS HIGH VS A.C.S.
 The ACS, playing good ball last night, led Douglas High in the first quarter by one point and the two teams tied at the half with a score of 12 even. In the third quarter with Mccormick Dcogan and Bennett of D-High sparkling, the school team pulled ahead and finished with five point lead.
 High scorer for the Douglas High team was Bennett with 12 points. Top man for ACS was Hamilton, with 10 points.
 NJ kes vs. V. F. w. Up to the half the VFW held the lead in the second game of the evening. Magorty sinking most of the baskets for the Vets, the half score was Mikes 12, VFW 13.
 In the last half, Mikes started to make baskets at fast and furious rate, sinking four times as many baskets in the last half as in the first. The VFW Jagged be- hind in the second hall and the final score WIS VFW 23 Mikes 49
 High man fer Mikes was Pendle- ton with 13 points, and tying fol top position on the VFW team was Garcia and Magorty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11

Pilgrims. when hostile Indians in- vaded the feast, but made peace with the pale faces. After the school program there were panto- mines of song titles and blind mans buff was played. For the lunch there was potato salad, as serted sandwiches. relishes, cup cakes and coffee Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Don Foster and Mrs. Del Winner.
 Skipper Ernest Swanson of the Elfin II landed $500 pounds of king salmon in Pelican City. and announced that he would continue to buy fish until December To- At that time he will take them to Ju- neau if the weather continues favorable. If fishermen continue to fish he will take the catch
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
T R A F P E K $

T K A F F E K 5
 Newhouse wolf and otter traps expected over weekend Order now. Madsen Cycle & Fishing Supply. 756 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
BASKETBALL

Six basketball games Tn the Pacific Northwest were among those played last night, with final scores as follows
 Oregon 72; Willamette A. Washington S. 55; Portland 5l Pacific Lutheran 51; Montana University AT
 Creighton 3l; Gonzaga %. Northwest Nazarene 45 Eastern oregon A.
 Cornell 55; Niagara 43
 Depauw 53; Canterbury 38 Purdue 61; Marquette A
 Kentucky "A; DePaul 50
 Southern Methodist 54; Centen- ary 43.
 Farragut 56; North Idano J c 27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
FRIDAYS GAMES

Tomorrow night at 7:30 in the J-High gym, ACS will meet the Wachusett quintet. This will be the first game of the League sea- sen for the Wachusett team, as they had to forfeit their first scheduled game Of the season.
 Feature game of the evening will be between J-Hi Crimson Bears and Douglas Highs Huskies, when they meet for the first time this year J-Hi is still unbeaten, with two wins to their credit. Douglas High has wen two games and lost one to Darnell'S five.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
EIfin Cove
 News Notes
lSnecial Correspondencel

tSpeclal COlleSpOnQSnCel
 ELFIN COVE, Alaska The Sewing Club was held at Mrs. Del Winners home. For the lunch a vegetable salad, mince pie and cof- fee was served Two more ladies jcined the circle They were Mrs. Pete Brunger and Mrs. Charles Hubbard.
 A Thanksgiving dinner was giv- en by Mrs. Ernest Swanson. The guests were George Baudrey Ran dall Hough, Bill Houch, Gus Nell son, Iven Brevik and Rangvald Brandall
 MT and Mrs Bob Browns din- ner guests on Thanksgiving, be- sides their son Bud, were MT and Mrs. George Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. Don Foster ad- vanced their Thanksgiving Din ner one day Guests were Paul Paulson, Jessie Shelly and John Adolfson. The reason for the ad- vanced date was that Shelly and Adohson were leaving for Sitka
 A Thanksgiving dinner was giv- en by Mrs. Del Winner Guests were MT. and Mrs. Pete Brunger, Mrs. Marguerite Butts, Nels Bjerk- ness and c. A. Mortensen.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Larson gave a Thanksgiving dinner. MT. Guy Riley was their guest. George Fullbrook and Tom Running could not attend on account of weather
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard postponed their Thanksgiving din- ner until Saturday, that being MT. Hubbard's birthday. Guests were MT. and Mrs Jim Lingard and Nels BjerknesS.
 The party at the school was en- joyed by 26 guests The play by the children was about Thanks giving feast years ago by poor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
ROWLING
 @V SCORES

The Thursday Night League hits the Elks' alleys tonight under the following schedule.
 Mclean and Werner vs. Butler Mauro Drug; Juneau Up- holstery vs. Percy's Cafe.
 9:00-Acme Disposal Service vs. Juneau Drug: Juneau Young Hard" ware vs. Alexander's Photo Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11

Douglas students making round trips to and from the skating rink for the 3:30 to 500 o'clock afternoon period will be allowed round trip bus fare of 20c by the Bus Company.
 Aux Bay and Waynor Tract students should see the Bus Driver for special rates to and from. the skating rink.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
FIGHT DOPE

Only two ring encounters of any importance last night, and here is what they amounted to:
 At Elizabeth, N J., Ray "Sug- ar" Robinson, 151a4, New York, TKO'ed Billy Nixon, 149A, Phila- delphia, in the sixth round of a non-title bout.
 At Milwaukee, Jackie Darthard, l60 pounds, of Kansas City, out pointed Cecil Hudson, at 158, a local scrapper. in 10 rounds.
 It will pay ycu ,o snop Home Beautiful. 755 tf
 Sell it with an Empire want -Ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-11
H0SpITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Anns Hospital yesterday for medical attention were Mrs. James Wendt, Ginger Rogers, Maurice Nystrom, and An drew Hilere. Mrs. Virginia Misoff was admitted as surgical case.
 Discharged from the hospital was Billy Evans. of Douglas.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
TOUCHDOWNS BETWEEN HALVES
Continued from preceding page

when we pass. He's leaving their
right side open to run" As he
talked, he diagramed a new play.
With two minutes left to go in
the game, Charley O'Rourke, Bos-
ton quarterback, called the play
He stepped back, hoisted his arm
in a passing motion. The Tennessee
end faded toward his own goal.
Charley scooted to his left, drove
past the opening, picked up inter-
ference and raced into the end
zone for the winning touchdown.
Pro Mastexzzznds
SOMETIMES half-time offensive
changes are even more sweeping.
Last autumn Greasy Neale's Phila-
delphia Eagles found their T.
formation getting smeared by the
Washington Redskins. They trailed
"a to O at the half. Neale stood at
the blackboard, drew a set of
single-wingback plays and then
sent his team onto the field to win
the game, % to "a.
If a series of new plays won't
turn the trick, a radical equip
ment change sometimes will. Back
in 1884, the New York Giants were
skidding around on an icy field
and trailing the Chicago Bears by
a 13 to 3 count. Between halves,
Coach Steve Owen put gym shoes
on his backfeld men. The Bears
couldn't touch the Giant backs in
the second half and the New York
ers raced to a 30 to Is win and the
pro title.
Modern football is just too COM
plicated for pep talks. But that is
minutes in the locker room can
still be the biggest thing in foot
ball game. The End
Evening star., 1947-10-26

taped, minor hurts and miseries
checked and medicine applied to
cuts and bruises.
As the Fighting Illini bit into
their orange slices or supped broth,
Coach Ray Eliot stepped to the
blackboard, pointed out weak
spots, told this guard to charge fast
er, that back to hit the line lower.
Coaching Assistant Johnson then
took a moment for piece of
advice to the ends. when it looks
like a Michigan pass" he said,
fade back"
1t was only minor change, but
it made the difference.
Out on the field in the next half,
Sam Zatkoff, grim, long-legged
Illinois end who had been rushing
passers in the first half, now faded
back to cover a Michigan receiver.
He saw his chance, cut in, inter-
cepted the Wolverine throw in the
fiat and broke straight downfeld
81 yards for the touchdown that
won the game, 13 to 9.
Sugar Bowl Coup
QUITE often, however, the inter-
mission is used as a canvas upon
which some coaching genius paints
a brand-new offensive play. Frank
Leahy, now coach of Notre Dame,
is one of the master half-time
opportunists.
Leahy's 1910 Boston College
team trailed Tennessee 7 to 0 as it
YEARLY shuff1ed into the Sugar
Bowl dressing room. Wrapped into
the brilliant Tennessee play, how
ever. was one flaw. Leahy had
spotted it. As assistants worked
over the squad, he told his players:
Their right end is fading too fast
Evening star., 1947-10-26

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Evening star., 1947-02-20
Mems Furnishings

81 Originally $50 sport-type
Shirts. Regular sleeve lengths
and collar sizes. from l4h to
3S Originally 7.s5 Famous Make
Poiomos. White royons
notohed collar coots. Sizes A ond
c. SolIed- 4.e5
10 Originally $500 AII-Wool
Smoking jackets. WeII-toiIored
famous makes with broided
edges. Maroon onIy---l8.95
81 Originally Csc Hond-rolIed
Corded White Hondkerehiefs.
SoiIed ---- ---3 39e
81 Originally 500 Lons-sIeeve
Cotton Sport Shirts. Popular
brands, in solid shades with con-
vertibIe collars. Small, medium,
large ----~-------- Z.S5
ss Originally 55e AII-EIostie
Garters. Narrow width - 2ee
43 Originally l.5o Fobrie Sport
beitS IN ColorTui StrlPeO Pot1erh.
Sizes 81 to AZ .--- Csc
28 Originally Ats ard 4.95
Dressy Ribbon Suspenders in wide
and medium widths $50
SO Originally 5.35 and $50
nd-embroidered initiated
Handkerehiefs. White, hand
rolled, imported Swiss ----l.50
81 Originally 500 and $50
Pig Gloves. Wool lined, in
brown. Sizes 81 to oR 3.s5
"a Originally 200 Sheer coIored
Border Hondkerehiefs. Hond-
embroidered initiols. Wine, blue,
tan 100
Mems Furnishings. Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
20 Originally oo.95
PORCELAIN-TOP
5-PC. DINETTES
1926

The tobIe is topped with snowy,
eosy-to-cIeon porcelain, and hos
refectory leoves to extend it ond
q convenient cutlery drawer. The
4 matching chairs ore upholstered
in simulated leather.
le Originally 5.s5 Aluminium
Folding Bridge choirs in silver
6 Originally e.s5 Unpointed Cot
fee TobIes, smoothly sonded for
pointing or stoinine --3.95
3 Originally 1877 Genuine Cedar
Chests, unfinished, with Iift-up
top ---.. 1897
II Originally 1914 Under-win-
dow Imprinted Bookcases. COM
binotion open shelf and cobi-
net 8.95
"a Originally e.s5 Center Unit
with shelves to match above, un-
pointed, "a" wide 4.e5
II Originally 1925 Imprinted
Bookcases. IS" high, 40" wide,
e.s5
Housetmnishings. Seuenfh Floor,
"E" Street, The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Special Purchase!

5 Reversible Cotton Chenille
Rugs; washable; in large variety
of potterns, sizes and coIors;
frinqed ends -I.99 to 3.59
7 Originally lI.so Plostie Shower
curtain Sets. Assorted coIors,
$50
Il Originally 1l.7o PIostie
Shower curtoin Sets. Assorted
colors ---- .---- $50
u Originally 1898 Plastic
Shower curtoin Sets. Assorted
patterns and colors ll.9o
l6 Originally Il.2l Plastic
Shower Curtain Sets. Assorted
potterns and coIors - $50
9 Originally ll.74 Piostie
Shower curtoin Sets. Assorted
potterns and coIors $40
So Originally 5.9s Plastic Shower
Curtains. Assorted potterns ond
coIors 4.99
Z Originally 7.s5 Sturdy Tired
shos Rugs, Assorted oo.ors; rs
26x54" e.5s
ie Originally SOS Sturdy Tired
shas Rugs, Assorted eOlO[s; rs
20 Originally 5.s5 Sturdy Tred
shos Rugs. Assorted coIors,
24x4O" 4.59
II Originally 4.s5 Sturdy Tired
shos Rugs. Assorted coIors,
24x36" ----- $50
8 Originally 3.s5 Sturdy Tired
51sg6~ 5hss Rugs Assorted eo,05;, zs5e
20 Originally Its Sturdy Tired
shos Lid Covers. Assorted coIors,
7 Originally 1875 Two-pe. Cot
ton Chenille Both Mot Sets. As
sorted coIors ------- 8.95
II Originally 500 Two-pe. Cot
ton Chenille Both Mot Sets. Blue
only 3.59
13 Originally 4.ss Two-pe. Cot
ton Chenille Both Met Sets. AS
sorted colors 3.59
20 Originally 2.7s Terry Tub
Mots. Assorted patterns and
coIors 80
20 Originally I.5s Turkish
Towels. Assorted potterns and
coIors 89e
IL Originally 1.1s Turkish
Towels. Assorted colors 5se
100 Originally 4se TO Sse Turk
ish Foee Towels. Assorted pot
terms ond colors 19e to 39e
II Originally l5e Plaid Wosh
Cloths &c
Is Originally 6se Cotton Kitchen
Towels ~ 39e
Linens, Sh Floor. IF" 81. BIdg-
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
TOYS DRASTICALLY REDUCED
20 Originally ATS
SteeI-Framed Scooters
n - TarI Included

high boosts parking stand platform ridges for foot
smooth finished wooden handle
e-osinoIy 80 Hand Pumps Eosy otoched to bicycle with
footballs basket balls
pumping ocion
e-osinoy DubIeBun Doll Bed with Ladder Peach coored
wood
z5-odsnay Mahogany Finished Rockers Red blue
3.9o
e-oreinoIy les Table z-Ameha Sets Wo<ed birth Tobe
approximately high 2ox2On surface 4.99
i-oainoy 10 so
5.oe
10-oronoty Well
r. 81 Maple Desk Sets Roldp desk With dower $40
heod Off 7.oo
1-oieinoIy Swing Canvas 8.ee
ginoy z25o Gym Sets with Steel Tubing bobeong
3-onanoy veIoeipedes. 81
-oenoy 1878 Red Chrome Desk Set with Drawer Top folds bok
doubles as b|ookboord- 2299
Toys 3rd Floor, IF" s. Bldg, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
CLEARANCE!
Bedspreads and
Draperies

80 Originally $3.50 AppIiqued chintz Spreads. Full
s Originally 27.5o AppIiqued chintz Spreads. Twin
20 Originally 1895 chntz Droperies. Priscilla
STYLE 7o5
Originally 1875 chintz Skirts ------7s5
Originally 1850 Royon FoiIIe Print Droperies,
5.e8
"a Originally $3.50 Floral BeutonaI Spreads. 20
9 Orig o'isinely 'es5 F'o'o' Beut0"o' D'ope,iss
IS Originally 1895 Floral BeutonoI vonity Skirts.
5.95
IS Originally 5s5 FIoro Beutono Pillow shoms.
1.95
Originally 1898 Floral chintz Spreads. Twin size
orqinoIIy 1oes Florol chintz Skirt 49S
so Originally 1923 Printed orgondy Spreads. FuII
IS Originally $50 Printed orsondy Droperies:
IS Originally sss Pin Dot Cotton Morquisette
Spreads. Twin size only ------------. --,----5 5.o8
40 Originally 5.es Pin Dot Cotton Marquisette
Droperies Priscilla style e------------------3.9S
IS Originally 5.ss MuIteoIored Chenille Spreads.
Twin size only - ---------- e.e8
Originally 1895 MuItieoIored Chenille Spreads
Full size only - ----- 6.98
Bedsbreads 9th Floor
"F" St. Blds., The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Mattress Covers
7.99

Save 81 to So on these mottress
covers! Some unbIeoohed cot
ton, some heovy AGA striped
ticking. All good quolity
grand protection for your mat
tress!
7s Yds. Originally l.2e HospitoI
Shee4ins, 3o-in. wide. Yd. -7ee
1877 Yds. Originally 8ee Pillow
Ticking. Size 2lx27 in. 5ee
81 Originally l.9e Piostie Pillow
Covers with Zippers loo
81 Originally l.s9 to 2.ss Elos-
tic Air Pillows. Various sizes
and shapes -----l. LOO
81 Originally 2.ss Embroidered
PereoIe Pillow Cases. High threod
count 1.9e
Ie If Perfect 3.se Solid Color
Pereole Sheets, seconds - 2.s9
81 II Perfect 3.ss Irish Linen
Pillow Cases, seconds 1900 2.49
81 Originally 3.9s Kopoe Bed
p;IIows 2.99
Is Originally 6.e5 Embroidered
Baby Sheet and Pillow cose Sets.
Scr 4.99
II Originally 4.9e and 5.Se
Mottress Peds, heavy, quilted,
3.9e
1s Originally 7.s5 Health ond
AlIersy Pillows ---- 3.99
II Originally 7.95 Hoir-filled
Pillows. Royon sotin covers, 3.99
Domesfics and Piilows, 5th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Cretonne
8qe xd.

Heavy cotton cretonne thot's 3o-
in. wide. Blue background only.
20 Originally 1913 Plaid Gre
tonne Droperies. Pr.-3.98
Is Prs. Originally s.ss Striped
Homespun Droperies. 2N yds.
long. Blue, wine and eeeshell
combinations. Pr. 5.98
300 Yds. Originally l.2e ButonoI
Plastic. Striped and florol pot
terms. Yd.----- LOO
800 Yds. Originally z.e8 Fobrie
Thot Looks Like Leather. Heavy
duck ground. EeashelI, green,
red. I'd. LIP
40 Originally ST PIostie Quilted
Dining Room Choir Covers. Green
only --..~-.-----7----- 4 ZSe
s Prs. Originally 1923 Soto
Covers. T-shope cushions. Green
only y--~------z--. 5.SS
80 Dozs. Originally 4se TO 81
Rayon Loop Tie-boeks for Dro-
peries. Plain coIors and multi
color combinations to choose
from --..-A39e 39e
DraberieS, 9TH Floor,
IF" St. Bldg, The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
1877 Prs. Originally 5.e8
RuffIed Curtoins
2.o8 pr.

Extro long curtoins good
l08 in. long. They're ruffIed
cotton Sturdy-Nets. "a in. wide
to the poir.
81 prs. Originally e,ss RuffIed
Cotton Modros curtoins. With
red figure on ivory ground. 81
In. wide TO the poir. 90 in. long,
3.ss pr.
lz2 prs. Originally s.es Extra
Wide RuffIed Cotton Marqui-
sette Curtains. SO in. wide to
the pair, 90 in. long. Extra wide
boby-heoded utfIe. Ivory,
s.ss pr.
SO prs. Originally s.oe TaiIored
Cotton Knitted cursains. II in.
wide to the poir, 63 in. long.
EogsheII ---------I.ss pr,
81 prs. Originally 3.ss and 4.9s
AII-plostie Bothroom curtoins.
so in. wide to the poir, 54 in.
Iona z.ss pr.
Curtains, 9Th Floor, IF" St. Bldg,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
24-PIECE
SILVER R-PLATED
F1ATWARE SETS
8.o8

You have q choice Of 3 ottroctive
potterns in this set Of silver plote
on 1920 nickel bose. Set in
cIudes IS each of knives with
stainless steel bIodes), forks,
soup spoons and teaspoons.
100 Originally LOO Aluminium
Match Box Covers s-----3se
"a Originally Hond-eut and
Polished Gloss Cruets for vinegar
or OIL -75e
36 Originally 75e coektoiI
Closes, hond-wropPed in plastic
in red, white and blue e---3Se
IS Originally soc lz-oz. cystoI
TumbIers with roffio coasters in
red or on------Z5e
5 Originally 500 Is" crystal
Bowls -------2.o ZOO
Z Prs. Originally 22.s5 crystol
Hurricane Lomps, with cut-eloss
prisnns. Pr. ---1o.0o
I Originally ALSO Hostess
Server, 3 eorthenwore crooks los
isl for hot or cold food s.s5
China. Gift asd Glassware Dept,
Sepemfh Floor IF" St.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Luggage

l Originally 1880 Fitted Genu-
inc Alligator Groin cowhide
Troin cose 1900
3 Originally 1886 Il" Ladies'
convos Weekend Case 900
! Originally 24.oo Block Foot
Locker Trunk, 81" $500
3 Originally 3l.es Ladies' Word-
robe coses with hangers, ~,
| Originally z4.oo convos Cow
cred Lody's PuIlnon, 29', brown
dioeonoI stripe --------l5.oo
! Originally 1879 Lody's Word
robe cose with hangers, u"
zI.oo
l Originally 1870 Ledy's Pull
man Cose, 26", with white Row
hide binding ---- 1900
I orisinoIIy e5.52 Genuine
Leother Fitted Mons Club Bog.
with Upper $500
! oriainoIIy 3I.e8 Lody's Sunton
convos PuIlman Case, 2o" zl.oo
I Originally $500 Dust-proef
4s.oo
! Originally 1900 Ledy's Fitted
Overnight vonity cose in red,
1900
s Originally $3.50 Genuine Top
Groin Leother Club Bess, 5000
! Originally 2s.l4 Lody's Brown
convos Pullnon cose 1910
4 orieinoIIy 6o.oe English Kit
''''e s'" 4z.oo
| Originally 1888 Lody's Week
end cose, 2l"------1z.oo
s Originally 5000 Mems Fitted
Snug Pack" in genuine Ieother,
400
I Originally z5.74 Lody's Week
end case, 2l", rowhide bound,
1900
4 orisinoIIy 1900 Genuine
Leother Sway Upper Briet
coses, IA" 4"---l2.oo
I Originally 1858 Lady's Row
hide Bound Weekend cose, Il
brown -----lz.oo
I Originally 1850 Genuine
Leother Jewel Cose, green, i'm
ported from England nd-----lo.oo
All merchandise slightly damaged
soiled or incorrectly initiated. Sale
price and original price include tax.
Luggage, Street Floor
Tie Hsehs Co.