Men’s
DRESS HOSE . . . 55c
Famous Interwoven in a variety of new pat
* terns and shades. A real value.
Men's
DRESS SHIRTS .. ®345
Mark Twain of outstanding quality. Extra
fine quality fabrics.
Men’s
SLIPPERS.87<r>
Sheeplined comfortable slippers with front
zipper. Soft leather soles.
Men’s
ROBES .... $1650
All wool robes well tailored and in very at
tractive colors.
Men’s
GLOVES.#625
Top quality leather fur-lined. Will keep his
hands warm any kind of weather.
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Men’s
WOOL SHIRTS .. S8%
Extra heavy all wool shirts for the outdoor
man. Attractive patterns.
CHRISTMAS
Gifts
AT SMALL COST
Fashion * I ^ *
Craft 1 1©S
$125.
Over 500 to choose from. Fashioned
from best quality fabrics in all the
latest patterns and colors. Every tie
carries the Fashion-Craft label of
quality.
Ladies’
HEAD SCARFS
Beautiful wool scarfs in assorted plain colors.
A practical gift.
Luxite
SL|PS
Perfect fitting and fashioned from superior
quality Luxite fabrics.
Sport
SWEATERS .
The latest fashion-s in sport sweaters for men
and women. New patterns and colors.
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An outstanding value in fine home
cleaning equipment. Easy to use,
rolls smoothly, easy over your floors
and carpets ... no back bending ef
fort. Can be had with or without at
tachments.
Toys Galore
CHRISTMAS IS FOR CHILDREN . . . THE DAY OF EXCITE
MENT AND NEW TOYS. SO COME IN AND SELECT POPULAR
PRICED TOYS FROM OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT. COME IN
AND GET THE KIND THAT YOUR LITTLE TOT HAS BEEN
WISHING FOR. WE HAVE IT!
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GIFT WRAPPING PAPER, ETC.
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COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
TREE COMMITTEE MEETS
The,Community Christina- Tree
Committee met Thursday evening
with chairman, Gordon Osborne,
presiding and all members pres
ent.
It was evident from the attend
ance and enthusiasm displayed
fhat this year’s celebration should
be better than ever.
It was reported that the big
Christmas Tree will be brought to
Nome soon by Willie Foster, and is
expected to be over 15 feet tall.
The finance committee com
posed of Mr. Love, Walter Gla
vinovich and M. J. Walsh an
nounced they would make their
regular canvass soon.
The Good Cheer committee re
ported that the needy people will
not exceed those of last year.
An effort will be made to ob
tain more chairs to seat the capac- ;
i y crowd expected and the pub- j
lie is urged to return any bor
rowed chairs that belong to the
school. If a call is left with Chief
Laws he will see that they are
picked up.
Printed programs with words of
| Christmas carols will be distrib
uted at the program so that every
body can sing.
Announcement will be made
later of a possible trip of Santa
through town.
The stocking committee will
make make the stockings tonight
at the home of Mrs. Long and 600
( sox are planned.
The program is in the dress re
hearsal stage at the school.
Pearl Harbor Was
Asleep: “Bombed”
On Anniversary
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two hours the strategic air com
mand’s six-engine bomber was be
lieved in Hawaiian skies. But the
B-3G was not singled out.
At Fort Worth the pilot, Maj.
John D. Bartlett, said his big sil
ver craft went to Pearl Harbor
and then to the northwest point of
Oahu island before turning back
to the mainland on the 35Vfe hour
flight.
The “surprise raid” caused some
feeling in Hawaii that the island’s
air defense might have been
caught napping.
Blackburn emphasized that un
der peacetime conditions there is
no way to keep a single aircraft
from slipping through the defense
net.
He said civilian aircraft do not
carry equipment to send out the
friendly identification signal for
radar.
“If we were in a state of
emergency or threatened war, all
aircraft would be under military
control,” Blackburn said. “Then
we could filter it.”
Spokesman for the air froce. the
| navy and army said earlier they
had no report of any radar or ra
dio contact with the B-36.
The party is planned for De
cember 17th, which is the last day
of school for 1948.
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