| Show r- THE OGDEN ' STAN MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 21 193S Succumbs PLAN SENT TO i STRIKE PEACE OQOIRRH Ogdenite Says It Will Be Found In Heights Now Automobile Industry Now Crippled By Wide Walkouts Snow-coverei V d monoplane heavy snows on peaks ranging in height between 11000 and 12000 feet makes a search useless" declared Robbins “The site of the tragedy may never be known until the snow melts’ MUST BE HIGH UP He added he felt safe in saying the plane was not lost in valleys eleg or ravines or other two-seat- er “The PETER NORBECK “Teddy" Republican low-lyin- South Dakotan Served In vations “When a pilot fears engine trou Senate For Sixteen ble his first thought is to head Years for the lowlands" said Mr Rob- bins “The plane was grounded beheavy snowfall and I REDFIELD S D Dec 21— (UP) fore the settlement terms would be submit- — Sen Peter Norbeck 66 Republic fear It lc ted to members tonight The sailors’ During union is one of seven Involved In can member of the U S senate from South Dakota for 18 years will be Ogdenites the walkout "The sailors want to show the other union the way home" said Lundeberg An unsuccessful conference left unshaken a strike of Pittsburgh plate glass company workers and management of the Llbbey-Owens-Fo- rd company tied up by a “sym pathy" walkout were “not farapart" More than 14000 glass workers were out 12000 MORE IDLE The automobile industry affected by the glass strike was ‘further hampered by idleness of more than 12000 craftsmen of bodies wheels and other car parts The United Automobile Workers buried” their Sunday flight the reported scores of ground parties were sighted in burled Wednesday as the search for the Norbeck died yesterday from a the lower valleys was intensified craft heart attack Induced by epithelioma Difficulties of spotting the plane a cancerous condition His condition were doubled due to the color of had been precarious for nine the plane — a slate-gre- y months “Before we resumed our searchill-fat- ed IGNORED PARTY LINES Norbeck was governor from 1918 to 1920 when he went to the senate he Outspoken and independent persistently ignored party lines on pet issues and called himself a “Theodore Roosevelt Republican" His disagreement with party leaders ended in alignment with a group of Insurgent Republicans including Frazier and Nye of North Dakota Norris of Nebraska and La Follette of Wisconsin His favored subject was agriculture and he supported the AAA enthusiastically Norbeck survived the Democratic He supported landslide of 1932 President Roosevelt for Norbeek’s term does not expire until 1933 Political friends debated the possibility that Democratic Gov Tom Berry might be named to carry out Nor bock's unexpired term ' - of America claimed 2400 members were on strike at the Fisher Body corporation and Chevrolet Motor company In Kansas City 1500 hi plants of the same two companies at Atlanta 1600 In the T I Case company at Racine Wis 1600 In the Hercules Motor company Canton O 5000 at the Kelsey-Haye- s company in Detroit and 140 in the affiliated Kelsey Wheel company at Windsor Ont MEMBERSHIP CUT Union leaders at Detroit accuss Kelsey-Hayethe management ing WASHINGTON Dec 21— (UP)— of refusing to deal with them said Death of Sen Peter Norbeck R in a statement: “We were willing S D today reduced the already and still are willing to negotiate" small Republican membership in the senate from 17 to 18 and removed SEEKS CONFERENCE one of congress’ most liberal and DETROIT Dec 21— (AP— Homer progressive members Martin president of the United In the section of the congressional Automobile Workers of America directory In which representatives telegraphed to William S Knudsen and senators place their biographies of General Norbeck used only a single line executive Motors corporation a request for a reading: “Peter Norbeck Theodore conference today “in view of the Roosevelt Republican of Redfield present extremely troubled situation B Dak” In the automobile Industry and particularly In reference to General re-elect- ion - Father OF f ings Sunday we flew over one of the WEA ships near the Salt Lake airport to familiarize ourselves with the sight and shape of the lost craft" COULD HAVE VARIED Mr Robbins who Is also president of the Ogden chapter Reserve Officers’ assoclaUon said the pilot could easily have varied from his beacon course just east of the range especially if his radio became faulty Since the search will be directed from the WAE company in Salt Lake City the local aviators will not take to the air again to assist In the scrutiny unless invited to do so Mr Robbins said limitarrIs Kills Self Over $ Weber comity shrI5® of pa“f Great Thought Source pounded intb r-CLARKSBURG W Va Dec 2 All Credited I Or bright and shiny gambling devicesl I — m (AP)— An argument about a dol at two-thirtoday p Christmas lar to buy Christmas gifts for two of Second District Judge Eugene E to the deaths Pratt found the machines were I m 3 not- the s ls their five children led 45 of the of nearby of McNear nor operating in violation of state law methe from of wise MrswlIe Alta - ?ear’ Terra last week Today he signed de- - the easthomage and which makes Christmas ' struction orders on all three and important" said Rev Philip K McNear 35 ordered the money forfeited to Swartz of the First Congregational Coroner LeRoy C Goff said Me the state church in his sermon Sunday “It Near fired four shots into Mrs Two slot machines one seized I is the place of Jesus in the eternal I McN ear’s body yesterday and sent Dec 2 from Ross White and owned scheme of things which has won another into his own temple The and operated by Howard McGreg- - for these old stories their place in tragedy occurred while the Children or and the other seized the same our hearts John the evangelist were at Sunday school this plainly That ls at least The McNears were estranged day from the possession of Henry- saw reason one Combe which was owned and opwhy Instead of telling McKinley Sypolt erated by Ernest Huss were de-- 1 J® taJ® ot the Nativity he begins nephew of Mrs McNear said the gospel as he does husband went to the home and de- stroyed was a S® doUaf tor christaiaa The third machine pinball In cur own lives t1® word In ensuing argument he seized Dec 2 from fession of Rom mite and ovLd ft was to°cked down ““ expJesSS? ot ht! out s the and operated by Howard McGreg- - To thtfk I ran to the street calling for y°uth constructively rr help or creatively without words ls an The Victor Ball company owners almost impossible performance of pin ball game seized by deputy John means this at least: God ls a sheriffs from the Broadstone Drug thinking creative being and 2488 Washington Ave thermore a being who is still 12 filed answer to the state’s cernfed with men He took vigor-petitifor an order of destruction ous ( issue with the dominant tern oft thought held by the great In Second district court majority of cultured people of his District Judge Lester A- Wade ® said the Stoics who granted the company ten days to day: that all washat matter developing file answer In a notice served Dec 1 Jeld though great cycles of change Joseph Shivlock Services 11 The Victor Ball firm sets fort Set Wednesday At JThfrLwas a grea that the “ 'Big Five’ is not and never s°“r5®°f was a game of chance and It is not thought a Mortuarv ' Ve and never was played for money" cureans with their idea that the ''dwelt far from men amidst Joseph Shivelock 65 died at the g°ls for H1® etars had no interest in family residence 2746 Wall avenue the and money and that Jt was labeled for human hopes and fears and needs Sunday evening He was a black- amusement only jn the word was the life which smith employed In the Weber coun- was the light of men ty shops “In one sense this has nothing! He yjfe born Jan 19 1871 In Hale to do with Christmas or Jesus The soven Wland- - a son of James and Word was from the beginning and Marla rtUetts Shivlock He was would exist unto the end But in married to Betsy Smith June 29 a truer sense it has everything to I®®®’ lnFigland He came to the 48 811 do with Christmas For men with TF ues 3ec 2 D convert settling In Ogden their human limitations cannot think of God upon God’s level they I He'was'a veteran of the British must of him upon the human arV Mf- - Shivlock was known by TBy lor Man Loses Shotgun level think Sjjp missionaries for his hos- Jesus is the embodiment of I the mind England purpose and love of God Polity and 35 Pounds of Mr Stiivlock is survived by his More than that ‘As many as re- ceived him to them gave He thejv® and three daughters: Mrs L C Pilkingtcra Smithfield Mrs Hor right to become children of God’ I enc® H O Sangberg of 369 Twenty- - To Cope and Mrs Nellie t John those who believe because of third street had his automobile him that God is as he was to son both of Ogden also 12 grand-bac- k and today but all the wheels and those to whom that is the standard children! one tires were missing police reported of humanity at its best-anstrive pwo br&hers Charles and James this Shivlock: of England and three Sangberg’s machine was report- - to approach that standard J sisters i Mrs Sarah Chaplain Mrs ed stolen Saturday It was recovered promise is given' by police Sunday near Taylor ave- - -- ’This is why Christmas means I Eliza Davis and one other sister street strip- - so much It is this revelation in aU of England nue and Twenty-thir- d Funeral services will be held the life of Jesus of what God real- of wheels and tires four ped at one o'clock in the is and of fellowman rewhat in Wednesday of ly Hammer J J Taylor Deseret inbe1 God can mortuary rose room Friends which ported to police Sunday that a ship with call at the Imperial room of us to may the with spires sing angels shotgun and about 35 pounds of I and to worship with the wise men the niortuary this evening and dressed beef were stolen from his For we too have beheld His glory Tuesday and Wednesday until time home I of the only begotten of the of services Sory asfull FUR COAT STOLEN 44of grace and truth- - And Father told Joseph Polsln of Five Pojnts M stillbehold ° inHm officers that his blue chinchilla fur f lonf coat valued at $40 was stolen from J10!!? - I Aony - Hi lSl 1 fur-compa- ny con-Mar- ch on eys-tod- ay - j t 1 I cll - I great-grandchi- ld J AT TAX CENTER -- Crowd Shows Increase Large Pile of Mail Awaits Opening TWO SCORE ARE -- HURT IN WRECK nt RETIRED I BARBER PASSES er ule o ed Indians Ask For Leaders Named By Purebred Maresl flail way Carmen FARMPROGRAM o II — TAKING SHAPE TRAFFICTAKES LIVES uteIaroled FIVE vice-preside- 1 nt I (P-Wi- s) 1 ° GOMEZ PAVES 30-ho- Roosevelt Jr Will Soon Quit Sick Bed ur OUSTER PATH o Idaho Wool Sold To Missouri Firm Practical School Districts Are Paid $261667 anti-Gom- ez 0 Hoover Passenger aJn ounaav Train WANTED 1 ‘ POLAR HIDE AND FUR CO 41 - Jlouso ‘ i N The Holstein-Friesia- n association of America Madison Wis announced today the herd of regie tered Holsteins owned by the Utah State Industrial school in Ogden has maintained a daily average yield of 12 lbs of fat per cow during the first 201 days of the current herd test year Two cows in the herd have topped the 300 lb fat mark during the 201 days with top honor going to Darkness Marathon Princess with a credit of 3447 lbs fat and 107894 lbs milk Weber Bessie Walker ranked second in fat and first in milk production for the 201 days with a credit of lbs milk and 3169 lbs fat During the' last reported test pe riod Weber Pinky Perfection heads the herd with a yield of 630 lbs fat and 20192 lbs milk “The object of the Holstein-Fr- e sian herd test is to raise the average production of tha breed” a statement declared “Every cow in the herd is tested year after year and the owner is able to improve his herd by eliminating the low producing families and by raising the calves from the best producing cows Continuous testing makes it possible to compare the producing ability of heifers and their dams and thus determine the value of the sire “If thft daughters are better producers than their mothers the sire should be used in the herd as long as possible or turned over to some breeder with a good herd as a valuable proven sire If the daughters do not produce as well as their mothers the sire should be disposed of at once to avoid further damage to the herd Proving sires is by daughter-dacomparison possible only with continuous test ing of the entire berd and is the most important phase of the herd 10-96- 89 -- m test" ' J N JESPERSEN DEAD AGED 79 Funeral Services Will Be Conducted Wednesday At Huntsville Jesper N Jespersen 79 died Sunday evening at a local hospital of heart trouble e He was born in Lido Denmark on March 11 1857 coming to America in 881 a convert of the L D S church He settled’ln Huntsville where he lived until 1917 then moving to Ogden He was a high priest in the L D S Fourth ward Surviving are three sons and a daughter William Jespersen Fresno Calif C Edward Jesperseii Huntsville Mrs Roy Wilbur' Salt ake City A Henry Jespersen Salt Lake City 23 grandchildren a and eight sister Mrs Julia Bell Portland Oregon and a brother Esrum Jespersen New York City Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at one o’clock In he Huntsville L D S ward chapel by Bishop Wilmer Jensen Friends may call at the Malan funeral home Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday until noon Interment will be in the Huntsville cemetery : ‘ great-grandchildr- en H — Townsenders To Attend Sessions i Directors Hear Highway tevie i Store will be open until 9 p m Christmas carols and other Christmas music from the Hammond organ Special Christmas wrapping on the Second Floor Packages for mailing Which are boqght In the store wrapped postage affixed Insured and sent to the postoffice Leave your car with the at tendant who will bring it back at your call No time limit This service ls free if you purchase $1 otherwise 25c If you want a shopping guide someone In the store who knows everything about the store ask at the telephone exchange! NEW DOWN COMFORTS arrived this morning filled with pure white goose down heavy rich celanese covering $1295 Main Floor j CANNON TOWEL SETS in special Christmas packages Two bath towels two guest towels two wash cloths Pastel colors Tests I I Tonight School Holsteins Undergo Official Production 1 - AtfWrighfr's ON STATE HERD ty The time for payment of prop erty taxes without delinquency passed at twelve noon today at the NEW ORLEANS La Dec 21— office of Weber County Treasurer — More than 40 persons were (UP) Arias G Belnap Injured today when two street Office ' attaches reported severa one carrying a load of WPA cars taxi The state branch commission large amounts were run through li-- J collided in a heavy fog 48 workers office issued automobile Motors" the morning The crovfds during o’clock! occurred on the Ths accident censes to twelve OBDEN today up The request was sent 'fter John the county courthouse thronging line Lake Front noon K B Christensen a manager director cf John L Lewis Brophv lobby were larger than those oil Many passengers were thrown of six bantam chickens from I reported committee for Industrial organizabut no trouble was ex hisTheft seats and windows Saturday or is-- 1 against 2926 sales avenue at total the Today’s Quincy bring tion arrived In Detroit to meet with in handling them No was coop to perienced were hurled the floor Several Vis383 sued since to to office the John police by reported opened Martin and other U A W oftotals will be available until late ser on the ' Fifty-thre- e commercial licenses carr‘®d unconscious from Sunday night ficials who have said they would I wreckage I today have 169 Issued Lewis been Peterson of Harris ask General Motors to institute A huge pile of mail awaited at street Golden C Brown 60 retired bar-Jb“We expect to do more business a of theft the reported green collective bargaining with employes as office died Sunday at his residence tention in the treasurer’s after automobile his robe from car while January V Mr Christensen mMomMSprob“ Resumption of production on full 2661 Eccles avenue of a heart the deadline passed Mailed pay I week-ertd after customary If they be will could see ments not still each tack other’s cars accepted ably shutdowns was announced by major I He was born in Ogden In July bear a Dec 21 postmark automobile companies although hi- - 1876 a son of Moroni and Cath-sformThe office force will spend observers said serious sud- - erine Brown He had lived here d&yS totaling collect! ply shortages existed because of nearly all his life engaging in the and checking with assessments" aid In recovering two horses one a strikes affecting ports mamifac- - barber business until a few years preparatory to publishing the de black and the other sorrel which were stolen at Burley Saturday x timers ago linquent tax lists are his Mrs widow night Surviving Delinquent collections will start WASHINGTON Dec 21 — (AP) I Lillian Champneys Brown and five after the lists have been published The Crow Indian agency of Mon— The army agreed today to trans- - I eons and daughters Jack Mark Brotherhood of the Railway Cartana has invited bids from Weber men local lodge I No 428 has held port a limited amount of food and Betty and Orris Brown and Mrs county farmers for three pure- its annual election of officers with A W Crosby Oakland Cal and other supplies to strike-isolate- d bred draft mares preferably In the Hawaii three grandchildren following results: foal Details may be had from the -- 44newly-electe- d The officers were Funeral arrangements are unOgden chamber of commerceOrin Wallwork der direction Of the Malan funeral past president L BY UTAH BOARD M home C Wilson president Harold Bass Funeral services for Mr Brown Ole Hall recording will be held at the Malan funeral secretary - Gordon Jensen home Tuesday at two o’clock with lclal secretary Gerald Vallanderon Harvey Dalton Is Released) W Horace Garner treasurer Charles O Smith’ trus- 21— Dec Friends WASHINGTON (AP)— presiding OF To of His Custody call tee at the No 1 Ralph Webster trustee may L mortuary Tuesday A tentative four point legislative Frazler-LemkI e until time Wife of services morning 2’and DfvAd W £eebe’ program headed by the A report of the 1936 program Interment will be In Ogden City bill debt farm refinancing of the state road commission was £f0 3 app°jnv® otUcera H K Three In Utah and Two In I cemetery Robinson was taking shape today within the SALT LAKE CITY Dec 21-- (AP) made to the board of directors of Banes’ fTur de: warden WiIford Hansen 44sentinel bloc —Isaac house liberal Saknikent Ute toot Idaho Succumb Over commerce here the chamber Charl®s Smith and ‘ Boileau convicted chaplain of Indian second K C retaining Rep of Salt degree Lake day by Wright Week-en- d — The local lodge has increased Its chairmanship of the bloc from the enabout fifteen members listed brave membership session an last county congressional argument during BY TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS since the election a year ago actment of measures to establish a was paroled by the state board of Traffic accidents claimed at least work week eliminate war pardons today five lives in Utah and Idaho yesand The Indian had served since June profits improve the farm proterday 15 1935 liberal as additional goals gram Two of the fatalities were in Salt Frazler-Lemk- e bill a conDonovan 36 convicted of The James Lake City An unidentified pedes- storm center for in a bank messenger years gressional I participating HAVANA 21 Dec (AP)— Pres trian about 45 was knocked down Ident would use $300000000 of new cur- robbery here in 1930 and ten other Mariano Gomez has Miguel W an automobile Clifford J Lowe BOSTON Dec 21— (UP)— Frank-li- n by rency to ease the lebt lod of prison inmates also were paroled 42 died of injuries suffered when vetoed the $1500000 sugar tax fanners 24 D son Roosevelt Jr of thej Donovan’s room gave up $5000 PLEASE SEND biU paving the way for prospec struck by a car Dec 9 be discharged “Wedwill president to wllce at assemble Boileau testified his trial Armed MAMA A LAUNNear Coeur d’Alene Idaho Wil- - v Impeachment proceedings In members of planned or Thursday" from Phillips) bloc which obbers obtained the he said $34200 in a street nesday 8tItuted his fcy t21 liam Anderson political opponents would be about 50 CCC enrollee house Massachusetts of general strong early in holdup Donovan had served nearly DRY SO SHE from Augusta Ark was killed and Senator Octavio Rivero announced after a sinirs operation hospital seven to discuss and years policies January five of his comrades were injured odayto his physician WON’T IIAVE TO h® senator said the chief ex- - program Harvey Dalton 21 Ogden con- according in a collision of two trucks Lv’ of victed second degree burglary Herbert Valley 28 was killed ecutlve had informed him of his WORK SO HARD ast August was freed to custody of when his automobile plunged from acon during a conference In the ils wife He was accused of break—ANN A Storo a hillside near Orofino Idaho He presIdential Palace-wa- s b® ing into a gasoline service station veoed measure will be sent an unmarried logging scaler h® senate this afternoon Rivero 44 and timekeeper de®iared I Clifton Strouse 23 of Lapoint of Opponents of President Gomez It may be cute of Utah was killed near Roosevelt to oust him eeking because the of In when truck Utah which he PRESTON Idaho Dec 21— The your child to be was riding through a fog struck I fight against the army-spon-- a 1937 Preston wool pool which will Gifts tax bill sugar declared His the consist approximately of 100000 brother Preston 20 wagon thoughtful: but It’s i was Another chie executive’s impeachment Is pounds was sold recently to the slightly Injured sad that you work so brother is Floyd Strouse of Poca-- 1 ocessary Tor the welfare of the B Harris Wool company of St SALT LAKE CITY Dec 21— (AP) hunFixtures nation and to preserve the con- Louis Mo at 335 cents per pound —Hie state school tello Lighting administration hard that she’ notices stitution” -- 44The wool will be shorn from ap- distributed $261667 among school dreds to choose from The forces lined up proximately 100 farm flocks in districts today The payment was it—In your irritabilbehind Colonel Fulgencio Batista irranklin county $179 per pupiL claimed control of 120 of the 169 ity and weariness Heating Appliances Comvotes in the house of representa m We’ll do your work m®r than the two- plete Hotpoint line rive- thirds necessary to impeach the for you! president Tree Christmas On Sunday morning the westlights SHEEP PELTS — COW HIDES bound Overland limited No 7 ar-- l ' all styles i r AND RAW FURS — Realize 4 riving in three sections of passenger STORAGE equipment unloaded approximately more money by selling to us 1000 travelers Among them was If you have trouble with your or Night Day Bring or ship them to— tree lights see us about it we former President Herbert Hoover understand them and can tell for a between train stretch you how to remedy It so you The former president transferred won’t spend all your time on the his ride from the Overland to the tree Christmas Los Angeles limited The bulk of the passengers was Ojv'students from west coast colleges Electric Lighl 139-1nd universities en route home for 24th St IrypaiC ' 2182 Phone 1 e 809 24th St '1 rhone 631 the holidays vice-preside- DEPORT DRAWN His Wife and WORD STRESSED I Belief that the vanished Western Air Express craft bearing seven occupants would be found at a dizzy altitude on the Oqulrrh range near Alpine was expressed today by Porter T Robbins after he and Edwin S Baggs of Ogden completed eight hours of scouting over some 800 miles of Utah's most rugged terrains In their private (By The Associated Press) Union and employer spokesmen sighted a possible break In the Pacific coast maritime strike today In the form of & tentative agreement submitted to the sailors’ union On another strike front the automotive Industry began feeling the pinch of a walkout by 23000 glass auto and auto parts workers SUPPORT C I O - At steel workers Pittsburgh launched an attempt to supplant company unions with the form of industrial organization advocated by John L-- Lewis Claiming to represent 200000 men In 2 eastern mills 2ii delegates organized the committee for industrial organize council to tlon’s representatives on the campaign carry Harry Lundeberg chief of the sailors union of the Pacific said HILLS R SE1SH IMPORTANCE DOWN IN HIGH PINBALL GAMES SAILORS FOR j OFFICERS GRAFT THOUGHT DARD-EXAMINE- S D Rawson vice president of the Townsend club announces that all members in Weber county are entitled to attend the state convention Tuesday December 22 at) en a m in the Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City Members desiring to attend are nvited to be present at Townsend headquarters 2301 Washington avenue at eight-thirt-y promptly TransO’clock Tuesday morning portation will be furnished $2’08 Main Floor LACE HOSE downstairs tonight until 9 o’clock Special sale of those beautiful Queen Ann lace hose Special tonight 89c ’ Thrift Basement COTTON FROCKS thi kind you want for gifts Best of fabrics good styles $100 and $L49 Thrift Basement LACE table covers bedspreads scarfs and squares in big special lot just arrived Main Floor BOOKS for the whole family Christmas cards — beauties Portable " typewriters stationery diary sets library memberships Main Floor TOILETRIES — Coty'i perfumes toilet sets new attractive modernistic Many gift suggestions New Toiletries Department — Main Floor HANDBAGS AND GLOVES —Handbags $100 and up the world’s best gloves $100 und up Evening bagsfitted cases Beautiful line -3Main Floor LA TAUSCA PEARLS!— Rich lustrous One two and three strands $100 and up '(Note Pearls are In vogue in a big way) Main Floor THE RING SHOP—Dazzling glittering gems In white imitation platinum setting These stones look like real genui $100 " and up Main Floor SILK HQSIERY— The world’s most famous brands Names that the recipient will rec jgnize We have no unnamed lines Properly packed for Christmas 69c 79c $100 and up Main Floor QUEER’S LACE HOSEj-Lus-tro- us Queen’s Lace that wear longer runs are impossible Ev ery new shade and black $105 Main Floor CHROME GIFTS— The fa mous Chase line Bowls ash trays cigarette boxes etc( Big showing MainjFIoo FUR COATS at jthe price you want to pay and ejvery one with Terms can Wright’s guarantee I be arranged Second Floor SCARF SETS with cap and attractive matching scarf Very lin 3- Second Floor FOR BABY —1 Ogden’s only complete infants’! wear depart ment with everything the baby wears and hundreds of attracr' tive novelties Second Floor SILK UNGERIe) — Trillium and strictly tailored lines of jpur paest silk Also s step-inand gowns jamas slips -- - Second Floor FOR MEN— Jus what you want for your men at the price you want to pay Shop tonight A sale of lounging robes $419 and up Men’s $100 neckties just arrived and closing out for 79c Men’s Store HOUSE SLIPPERS— This assortment of house slippers c omprises every kind every size A price for every purse Main Floor USED RADIOS— A sale will open tonight on the Third Floor of all radios we have taken in on trades Complete stocks of new Zenith and Philco j lace-trimm- ed t Third Floor SILVERWARE— Rogers 1847 silver sets knives forks spoons Each set attractively boxed Downstairs DINNERWARE — Dlnnerware in patterns that Wright’s con tro) Sets of various sizes at the price you want to for aix to twelve 3“— Downstairs GLASSWARE — Fostoria the world’s finest glass in glittering hand cut on finest crystal bases From small cordials to large water tumblers including cocktails wines etc Downstairs TOY SALE— A thousand items which we stocked too heavy will be sold tonight at near half price Toyland—Downstairs pay-Servic- e MEN’S SLIPPERS — Cozy slip- pers for men at $100 to $J85 Every size Ready tonight -5Men’s Store CEDAR CHESTS tables stand and reading lamps with the flew indirect light card tables living room dining room and bedroom furniture Some great values to- night $ Third Floor |
