| Show '! w THE SAIT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING 'r — Storm Chills Sliarecfep Protest Camp 13 1939 Asks Change 111 IE (FjUettGirs ©ir RJ© Needy Farmers Gather on M JANUARY L3efleirs) To you this is January— to us 2©i? Metfdmmdlse VTJnimGei? it is the last month of our fiscal year to clear our stocks of all odd lots discontinued lines broken assortments and to dispose of underprice purchases acquired espe dally for this great event! Hundreds of bargain lots — too small to advertise — are displayed throughout the store Main Highways NEW MADRID Mo Jan 12 UP) blanketing snowstorm on the heels of an y rain added to the discomfort Thursday night of outheast Missouri’s 1000 tenant farmers who are encamped in the open in what they have termed a demonstration against sharecropper Look for the “No Parking” Sign —A all-da- 1 poverty The demonstration which began' Tuesday when the ragged army of farm workers and their families j and 61 brought demands early Thursday from planters for a federal investigation Land owners claimed the demonstration as “unwarranted" The driving snow however failed to force many of the farm families from their encampments in this vicinity although the crowds were reported diminishing ih adjoining ? Knox G O P chieftain Criticizes party policy Frank counties Only Hundred Remain Behind the scant protection of quilts hung on sticks and other ft makeshift shelters onlyvabout 100 remained along one stretch of road where 250 persons had been gathered O E Wright county social security director described the situation near here as acute Food was running low he said with those till with provisions dividing them With those whose supplies have been exhausted — Additional food from the Federal Surplus Commodities corporation at Dexter Mo is expected here by Friday afternoon lU ers demanded a “fair and Impartial” inquiry preferably by the federal bureau of investigation into the reasons for the demonstration A resolution which they sent to tate and federal officials contended the mass march to the highways was “instigated by certain agitators who are tellihg the people the government will give them 40 acres of ground tools and teams ” “More than 90 per cent of the demonstrators are not sharecroppers and many are not even resident? of Missouri” the resolution said It asserted most of the refugees were transient cotton-pickewho are seeking government resettlement The landowners also urged an investigation of the activities of Hans Baasch supervisor of the farm security administration’s resettlement project at La Forge Mo and Owen H Whitfield a negro minister and tenant at La Forge Baasch “ - “ comment rs La Forge Project It Starts Knox Counsels GOP New re Tableware Sofa Pillows Republican Leader Caprice pattern guaranteed 15 years Forks tea table etc hells spoonst sugar Cretonne entered shapes plumply filled with genuine kapoel for Calls PIERRE Frank $5 Chcnilc 12 (UPi— Knox newspaper publisher and Republican candidate for vice president in 1936 urged Thursday night that th£ Republican party “drastically" change its traditional position on the tariff and seek revision and rigorous enforcement of antitrust laws Purpose of both moves he said would be to restore farm prosperity by helping to eliminate the old complaint of the farmer that he sells in a competitive market and buys in an d market artificially Celebrates Victory Knox speaking at a Republican “victory celebration” urged establishment of tariffs high enough only to protect American wage standards and elimination of “artificial secret Chicago ‘ All-Br- All-Br- aee how differently you feel All-Brmade by Kellogg’s in Battle Creek FORGE AHEAD is 70x84 5 ts 1 SR Rome priecd each greatly Increased among trade associations “since the experience of 193 and 1934 with the N R A ” hidMhctlmie etiu Und Without Risk II sot teeUJ return the hoi to purehMS T 1J todwl drllfhted refund th u the regular 85c grades heavy W'e percales dressy and taistyles Incomplete assortof sizes and colors but all in the group Women’s 198 Sweaters Exactly half price for these splen- - SZT did warm sweaters in various pop- - CO ular styles and colors (shaker knitted) All sizes Crepe satin and rayon fabrics in a wide range of beautiful colors and styles Full range of sizes from 34 V to 40 Bought especially for this sale at an under price makes this value Fine percales in many ( possible styles brilliant prints procPrevailing styles of neva-wessed fabrics All with zipped side leg Popular colors in a full range et J all Down Go the Prices to Lowest Levels Women’s to Shoes Men’s to 2” Shoes Child’s to VTMch 129 Shoes y also Sizes fl 7Q Boys to Shoes-ii 250 leathers and construction black or brown Leather or raw cord soles 'Wear-resistin- Q Misses’ 298 Ski Pants of Mictions up to 41 i” and oxfords straps Sturdily made 4 to 8 and 8 Vi to 2 Women’s $l:Wash Frocks ' of Shoe Values New styles Only 100 pairs blacks and browns Genuine oak bend soles Women’s to 139 Blouses 39 g Boys’ 14-i- Ilitops n 3 to 10 Hurry for These and Broadway Bargains! four To $5 “Gossoid” Gildios Step-i- n styles Made of finer materials in prevailing fashions Brassieres (Gossard) values to 198 for clearance at 29c Women’s 198 Pajamas styles in novelty knitted rayon of bright colored hues These were procured at a special price which enables us io offer them likewise Two-piec- e a Women’s $1 Hand Bags Imitation water buffalo patents and other grains in pouch envelope and "other styles Genuine capeskln styles included Misses’J49 Flannel Skirts Exactly half price for these down- styles of fine flannel Various colors in the group Bro ken size assortment '7T O (U IU Child’s $1 Flannel Robes in muititone patterns and Made of heavy 'warm blanket Sizes for small children only 8 years Get ’em quick! jgg 79 Spoil Built to resist water and ward off knocks Composition soles Sizes 2’i to 6 sizes ROE’S— State Sizes wombatine collars Full belts roomy pockets sizes 5 to 14 Dresses for 150 An Avalanche Longies Leatherette' Coats Shccplincd Double breasted style with wide $4 H Only 2 y With Boys’ Come and be pleasantly surat these super-valu- e prised dresses Women’s and misses’ sizes If you need only one firing a friend— Kids suedes patents Oxfords All height ties and step-in- s heels Sweaters Ex- tailored $3 Barrel types wide wale knitted of we wll reserve the right to limit quantities In Double breasted models Pleated top cuffed bottom Longies with matching belt Coats with half belted pleated back fully lined Sturdy fabrics in neat patterns and desirable colors well o Plain Crepes o Rayon Prints of Mili-hurt- Child’s $1 Wash Frocks Whet QUICK RELIEF FOR ACID INDIGESTION Boys' Suits Turkish worsted yarns Gray only cellent to wear under coats a limited number at 15c Suits I weight cotton Heavy rib: long sleeves and long legs 22x44 in Misses’ 69 9 Winter Deep hems size r-- Men’s $1 Un Full bleached seamless and perfect quality Guaranteed for 400 washings Perfect round threat eotton hand torn and ironed FOLKS irk Wool 81x88 laborf amoeUted silk eonMlpelton Blankets 0 lored ment 398 Trousers Conservative or sports models with pleated waists Dressy fabrics — cassimeres and high twisted worsteds in most desirable patterns and colors 29 to 42 waist i— publican party must drastically change its traditional position” of excessive tariff Reduction rates he said would lower the prices of products and commodities which the farmer must buy and raise the prices of what he sells “by'restor-m- g the foreign market he formerly enjoyed” Knox denied that one way to help the farmer is to raise the tariff on farm products “The major products of American agriculture ” he- - said “are fled by world market conditions and cannot be controlled except artificially in this country" Of the original reasons for the need of high tariffs Knox said only one remained protection of American garments that have every earmark of higher priced fabrics patterns and tailoring Every man and young man can be correctly fitted — and at a big saving! Men’s to 119 Sheets “To permit illegal secret priceand fixing to continue is ” eertainly invite state socialism Knox asserting that he would talk “very frankly” about excessive tariffs declared “it is one of the major subjects upon which the Re- ards A range of specially bought Warm but light weight soft fluffy nap that Improves through repeated launderings heavy sateen bound beautiful pastels Only 250 at this price so hurry I Amxlng Relief for Conditions Duo to Sluggish Bowalt r etc pearls Crystals are samplei formerly Up to $20 V high-price- ely Vi 77 Only 100 at this price so we urge you to select jours as early as possible “We as a people are determined to remain living under a private enterprise a profit and loss system of political economy In such a system competition is of supreme importance It is no exaggeration to say that the private enterprise system cannot continue if the element of competition is destroyed To Invite Socialism This trouble may be due to nothing more than the lack of the right kind of bulk which “bulk” in your food passes through the body without being consumed and helps to form a soft “bulky” mas? in the bowels If this is your difficulty a crisp crunchy breakwill go fast cereal Kellogg’s tight to the cause' of the trouble by supplying the "bulk” you need Eat wfnnk plenty of every day Water Form the “regular” habit— and two Jewelry Styled to Sell combinations price-fixin- g HOLDS YOU BACK CA Heatily tufted designs in white and price-fixin- 0Pm Hov Men’s Suits & O’Coats Spreads 81x103 ins price-fixin- A w 13 Months! War on Monopoly m f Today— Friday Janaary 13th—The Luckiest Bargain Day in Stand on Tariff There are 100 families on the Contending that the experience of La Forge project which was both Republican and new deal adformally dedicated last month as a ministrations had been that the “laboratory” attempt to solve the farmers' purchasing power cannot social and economic problems of be brought to parity by artificial the sharecropper Each family has means Knox held that “the only a new home outbuildings and farm way left for attainment of our obthe govby equipment provided jective Is to lower the cost of the” credit ernment on long-terthings which the farmer must buy Many in the forlorn throngs along the highways whpn asked what Equally Unsound they hoped to gain from their dem“Experience has proved” he said onstration replied “we want an- "that artificial g for the other La Forge" of the farm does not conproducts ivas the stitute a The problem of food permanent cure of the most serious facing the campers farmer’s difficulties If we are to most of whom are negroes State of- be both logical and fair in our apficials said supplies were available we must likewise admit that at seven surplus commodity ware- proach g artificial of the comhouses but personal application was modities which the farmer must could before distribution necessary buy is equally bad and equally unbe made to the needy sound ofadministration Farm security Therefore” he said “one oT the ficials working under orders from which the Republican subjects Washington were receiving appli- party in my judgment should thorcations for emergency subsistence oughly explore and upon which it grants but Carl Ross district su- must take a firm and positive posipervisor said it would require about tion lies in the prevention of genu10 days for their approval ine competition through secret 6700-ac- "A -- Sweat Shirts An almost unbelievable low price for these splendid shirts 4that are specialy made forskiing and all cither outdoor sports ROE’S— State and Broadway tr l - ? 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