Show THE 0 GDr E N: ST ANDAED EXAMINE E FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 22 -- f 6 - f ' j 'i J - — — — 'u n — I'm in fur an n j He's Been Married Three Times Divorced Once But It's All Right EAST FIGHTS - WAY OUT OF ' - las' H—iiiinirmn Hnrn lrirntrnirwi n iirmii- i- am 'i Mimr iiiiMimWiuiiiM " MMBril f rvN j i ' ' ' WORST STORM IK 1 TIIISJ7IHTER I I - Blamed For Death of 12 Persons And Many Minor Mishaps HIGHWAYS BLOCKED u 0' Atlantic City Is Visited By Snow Trams Ships Are Delayed Feb 22 — (AF) — "After a belated visit of winter the 'astern portion of the country to- -' "day was floundering: out - of the worst snowstorm of the season V-f 5 ( ?r The storm sweeping In on a v fvrvyyjfr v' northeast wind spread a thick cov- 'L A i 1 ering of snow from Maine to the Carolina and westward to the Mississippi valley Severely lo'w tem peratures were recorded in many Louis L Post and wife No 3 whom he married as "Bert Russell" at ' sections South Bend Wash It was a queer tannle but the bigamy charge has dead TWOjVE been dropped and Post plans a second wedding'to this wife under his ' v The deaths of 12 persons injury true nameto several others and numerous minor accidents were attributed to SANTA ROSA Cal— Louis Post Mrs Bessie Hammond Russell of the snow and cold Shipping was has been wedded three times has South Beud Wash as the "Bert hampered and railroad schedules divorced but once and all three Russell" ahe married in October In some sections drift- "wives'' are living disrupted Neither wife would: sign a coming snow blocked highways while a But charge bigamy although plaint The district attorney only strenuous efforts by augmen- was iled I15 him has here dismissed the case because against roads ted maintenance gangs kept escaped prosecution through a records proved Post married a open in other portions A fall of seven inches brought strange marital tangle Fresno woman in 1915' and was iut the maximum snow fiKhtinj? Shortly after Post was arrested still her husband when he marforce in New York where officials here "on charge of failure to pro- ried in 1921 In 1927 wife No 1 estimated 2J000 men were clear- vide for the minor child of Mrs divorced him Therefore from a ing the lanes of heaviest traffic Nora E Post whom he married legal standpoint wife No 1 was with the aid of a huge fleet of in 1921 Post was identified by legally divorced wife No 2 had plows"" scrapers brushes and trucks vs-fpl- s The liner Leviathan and other out-hino'lejtal status as a wife and the were delayed being held th'id marYlase was perfectly legal the harbor until the curtain of WOODEN TEETH ARE : ' nQv had lifted PUZZLE FOR MUSEUM -BURIED IV SXOV SPRINGFIELD Upstate New York was buried under the heaviest fall of the year Acurious Indian skull has been Paul Hegel 22 of Montreal was killed and his fiancee Miss May placed on exhibition in the Museum Sherman 18 also of Montreal was pf Natural History here which concritically injured when their auto- tains three wooden pegs in places mobile was wrecked in the blinding where the natural teeth are missstorm near Poughkeepsie Maine from the coast inland ing The pegs are in suffered the worst pnow storm of jaw thei year with snow reaching a and in the front in a 'conspicuous in places Temdepth of 14 inches position The fact that they are peratures fell aa low as 12 degrees carved to duplicate real teeth a One schooner of below zero out of headed which fleet raised a question whether Indians fishing Portland into the storm returned who "once lived in Florida were with one member of her crew miss- skilled sufficiently in deirtigtry to ing Three other craft made port unmake false teeth 'of hardwood one with torn sail Three are The skull and ' some additional accounted for Ten persons two mothers and bones were disinterred by Law their eight children were burned rence J Slkes of Springfield in the to death In the vicinity of Johns- Everglades The museum has consulted such town Pa in' fires which destroyed Iv two homes Stoves overheated in authorities as Prof Warren ' an attempt to combat the severe Moorhead of 'Phillips Andover cold were blamed for both fires academy and Prof F B Loojis in-of Amherst both noted for their BOARD WALK COVERED " into American archae-' vestigations exh Cityr-whleseldom Atlantic ' ology periences snow was caught in the teeth the Joth believe wopden storm with a heavy blanket of were inserted in this- skull after : fnow covering tne board walk un- deah when the skull" might have til rising temperatures brought been exhibited as a trophy of war rain — " The storm penetrated the south below the border states with a fall TOMATO SKINS HAVE of 17 inches at Nashville Tenn COMMERCIAL USES 25 ouncesJbrJ5 cents and heavy falls in Virginia Kentucky and the western Carolinas The storm in Nashville disrupted NEW TORK-(AP- )— Chemistry business while at other points it has changed waste tomato skins caused the collapse of several into a useful fertilizer says an anwarehouse roofs under the curden nouncement from of snow Chemical society — Wastes from peas beets corn and 'silk are under experiment' with Millions of pounds used RABIES VICTIMS the hope of converting them into fertilizer and with' promising 'proi- by the Government RELIEVED BY RAYS pects AH these wastes 'are PARIS — fAD— A use fftr ultra- of - qahning factories" violet rays in alleviating rabies has been announced to the French "' " f lJIi- J'iUIIilLUIIIIlill il imiiii aUl itBiiW!Wl academy of science by Dr Madame Francois and Phisalix Marie Picot N'5W YORK :: Ji- await you in Wright's TREASURES A big store tomorrow — and a glorious adventure! "An adventure for profit!" An adventure such as was engaged in by traders of early history who were richly rewarded with Val Laces 25c Yard Values are Yards 29c 12 - Laces' from Prance exdainty adornfor quisitely made Use it ing your charming boudoir pillows fancy work underwear children's dresses Ordinarily priced at 25o a yard Now 12 yards for 29c (Stret Floor) tin-all- y i "Mass-r-(AP)- the1-lowe- r -- " POWDE - - - UJl IJJI II U Pasteur They said that In their experi- merits ultra-viollight applied from a source IS inches distant from the rabies infection neutra- lized the power of the virus y" V ??fW triple stitched 89c Trimmings which may bo used in fancy work for malting costumes evening dresses tapestry scarfs pillows children's dresses 2 to C inches wide Actually priced to $j a yard (Center Aisle) ' (Street Floor) Red vi (Men's Basement) MEN'S WORK SOX — hi brown or black medium heavy weight made strong and durable Two j pairs for 35c t j (Men's Basement) MEN'S UNIONS— Silk and wool mixed A goo4 weight for spring fine weave in grey and blue mottled ?195 values (Men's Bacement)OVERALLS— Men's lied Ball- Overalls- - bib Wear well and fjt wellj All heavy weight sizes (Men's Basement) ' ' SWEATERS — Boys' sweaters coat style Colors black red and tan With heavy roll collar A fine sweater for spring (Men's Basement)BOYS' CAPS AND HATS— All new styles and colors Values to $225 Speciaf j QQ CM en's Basement) ' - I v crepeiin white and pastel shades Usual ?100 ones Special t (Second Floor) i 0 Toilet 1 j Goods I Sale I These x I j : specials lare only a few evidences of Wright s ability to save you money on toilet goods mid-wee- 85V ' Mens Hose 4 Pairs for SI 79 ' fere's a prize surely! —Hose If or nicn that are actually guaranteed not to wear out during a month's wear! Four 'pair for a dollar will last a man 4 months or he ma v get new socks at Wright's Black navy tan gray or white" (Men's Basement) - f 19c 3 (Second Floor) zJXCemory — §390 OFq uhisa 1 sterling i t i es arid great achievements we solemnly celebrate thi3 anniversary of the birth of the Fatiier of Our Country 1 I win Girls! Hats help ns 'to be better Americans and strengthen us in upholding the principles and ideals with which we associate the revered name of - 1 UDC Z ri"' ":?'":25c PaImoliveschr"r27c I 35c size srBandoKne?05r?e:19i L '! - " j each (Second Floor) - Bracelet Free! of 10c beads and neckWith each purchase laces — assorted- - colors and styles —tomorrow only — we will give free dainty tsracelet' j (Street Floor) - STRAP PUMPS — Women's pumps in strap models of patent leather or tan kidskin in Sbinkle and Boyd-Wels- h makes Values to "11200 - (Street Floor) MEN'S SHOES— Men's black chrome weatherproof leather shoe with composition sole Made over the roomy Munson last S219 ' (Basement) '' WOMEN'S OXFORDS —Women's blacky and brown kidskin oxfords "or brocaded gold and silver slippers 4:7& (Bacement) OgdenStmeBam A P B1GELOW President G L BECKER Vice Pres W N FAKR Cashier EM TOWER Vice Pres D E DA1S Vice Pres ' A R DAWSON Ass't Cashier p J ST1LWELL Trust Officer QOyearsWider One (bntiniioiisjifanacjcmcnt - CHILDREN'S DRESSES— Sizes 2 tO of gingham prints etc Regular' 9Sc values' ' (Downstairs) HOUSE DRESSES — In cood fast coliors values from $100 to $195 odd numbers Speeial to clean up G9d (Downstairs) DRESSES — Made of silk flannel and jersey from $595 to $1500 values! Slightly soiled Spe-cl- a l7-ma- de S29S Floor)- black and they last 19 '' r voile TEDDIES — MadeSof fine sheer mafeiials dimity batiste etc 59c values Limited sizes I Special 15£ (Downstairs) WOMEN'S COATS— In plain or sport styles $1950 and $2500' values S1250 (Downstairs) STATIONERY — In assorted Btyles and colors Values to $100 per box 33 (Street Floor) P ' i S20 Bead H-Ba- gs - $439 The discoverer of this treasure will surely find a- - rich one— beaded hand bags skillfully made at a fraction of the original price! Only eight are left but the designs-arcolorful and appealing They're unmounted (Street Floor) and1-expensivel- V j - §590 19c Listerine o uUdp for Cashmere Bouquet- - B0W TIES—For' boys in fancy new 'colors Iwell shaped and full size Two for 25? r ' (Men's Basement) BOYS' PAJAMAS— Made of medium weight flannel Coat and slip-ove- r style Sizfcs6 8 10 16 i values $150 p8£ (Men's Basement) - i GIRLSr UNION SUITS— In a medium fleeced no sleeves knee length Size 14 lined $100 values 2 for " (Street Floor) : "'SLOO VESTS— A fine grade of glove silk in peach shade only bodice top fuir length reinforced $159 Special' ' ' S100 (Street Floor)'1 " s What little girl doesn't need a new hat lor spring?' Theseare of felt in colors and styles that make the wearer look smart In the group are values to ?295 selling at 79c MAY his example of fortitude and CANVAS GLOVES — Gauntlets and leather faced i S9 ' (Men's Basement)- - j Four pairs low-nec- 79c i t ? Values to $295 I Lucky Tigers 73 c ! ! Glette Blades 5f°°35c f Toothpaste?: V ' (Street snsvaU 95c PATENT SLIPPERS— Women's patent leather or black ortan calfskin strap slippers and pumps in high or medium heels $585 values (Street Floor) j ' j i ODDS AND ENDS Of house dresses and kimonos All good styles and quality Values to $395 Special to clean up : 3 50c size SWEATERS —Women's and misses' slipover sweaters in wool and rayon novelty stripes Usual $195 ones Special S145 (Second Floor) j J 37c i iiGolden GfintiS 19c ! Ndoronofofr:" 43 c usiennc Soap 25£ -- ON SAVINGS lj two-piec- I (Downstairs) CHILDREN'S PURSES— Colors are rose and tan and black while : Each - v k rtIentho!atum2sf i attractive indeed!--$1- 5 dresses of georgette flat' crepe botany flannel and printed silks e One and for $495! models For school! or business i:' Sizes 14 to 20 i v (Second Floor) " §198 treasure '(j9 soft finish Full sizes (Second Floor) Ix — I v (Second Floor) A i i Dresses S495 9 i PAJAMAS —Girls' outinr flannel pajamas pink and blue ' stripe ' Size 14 and 16 Usual ?125 Special $15 U-S12- ! & rigiit Bali-bran- - Knffwm ' - OVERALUS — rMade of heavy blue denim full cut - cial Main Floor - i APRON S—Waitress and maids 'aprons plain&nd Values to $125 - Spe- embroidery trimmed w r- i 8100 GOWNS— Women's crepegowns of et rich treasure! — Hosier' every rair perfectly made ct sheerest chiffon or service weight extra long snug fitting square or fancy heels $195 value for $169 (Street Floor) full-fashione- d - cts ! A Trimmings Fancy Values to $5 Yard and Healthful - ' $169 3195 DECORATED END TABLES— Three only 'Two painted in red 1 painted in green Splendid value Each S395 U (Third Floor) suit-abl- e FIGURED SILKOLENE—Flower designs for covers for blankets or recovering com forts and for children's costumse Six yards for S100 ' (Third Floor) PLAIN SILKOLENE—Ten yards tor $100 38 inches wide in pale pink blue and- - lavender lemon yellow navy blue "and brown Regular 25 c Treasure hunt special a yard 'lOci' (Third Floor) GIRLS' COATS— Sizes 7 to 14 in all the good colors Regular $595 values Special $295 (Downstairs) c e Guaranteed Pure ' $195 Value : - diameter Treasure prinL-- i 8- 12-inc- h F Fashioned Hose SI 00 s fovcer i BRIDGE LAMP SHADES— Of parchment paper in new designs and colors! inch depth 4 different designs Special each (Third Floor) ' (Second Floor) C0RSELETTE8— Odds and ends of corselettes 95£ good styles Values to $200 Special ' ' (Second Floor) BLOOMERS — Crepe de chine triconeese and radine bloomers street shades slightly soiled Values' to ?495 Special S195 (Second Floor) CHILDREN'S WEAR— One table of odds and ends in children' and infants' wear some slightly soiled AH splendid-valueSpecial to clean up (Second Floor) INFANTS' DRESSES — Made of soft nainsook Some are hand-madSpecial 69 (Second Floor) y Cffll&£frtC& - I -- the three for - (Second Floor) — all of them! 8100 r Your coat opportunity! Lovely warm coats smartly made of broadcloth and suede finish materials Trimmed with French beaver and wolf Tans and 'browns only : GIRLS' DRESSES — The last of our girls' winter dresses in velvet jersey and novelty wools Sizes 7 to 14 years all splendid materials and styles Value's to $595 Special i (Second Floor) KOTEX— Two boxes of Kotex or Modess tssual Special 45c values and one 25c sanitary box Winter Coats $1350 rich goods secured at astonishingly low prices Tomorrow you!' can buy needed goods for yourself your family and for your home at great savings if you come to Wright's For your convenience treasures are marked Display cards will indicate where the treasures lie Come early —and don't "give up" the search until you've found the needed treasures - de S3 5 i - - - beautiful jeeru thades Soraewe bought at a close out price $200 values Special ' r (Downstairs) CURTAIN MARQUISETTE— 36 Inches wide In ecru mais rose blue gold etc Regular J5c value Special yard 25£ ' r (Downstairs) RUFFLED CURTAINS— With tie backs slightly soiled Regular 69c values Special pair 49 (Downstairs) RAYON PANEL CURTAINS-- In u§l00 ' Meet your friends at Weight's - for lunch Deon Saturday licious lunches 35© to 50c i i rd i |