Show IA Tuesday MornIng-- Zbt Standard Bearers Pursue Votes in East il lidIvest c" ) 1 9 - ztke 3111t I 11 1910 :October 2 r''''''''''''''') gr III - Roosevelt Talks in New York City 1 -- - - As Willkie ii In Makes-Addresses----- --- Illinois Indiana and Kentucky ' I - By Associated Press Rresident Roosevelt said Monday night that 41t now brand as false the statements made by Republican' campaign orators" that the rearming of the nation is slow - ---He contended that the Repub - ':- Dean ' leaders who made such accusations had tried repeatedly i n recent years to "sabotage''—by op position in congress—rtdministra- tion efforts -"to increase our de- - ---- --- - 4 Women' s and Children's wide "('C'BSY radio broadcast Tues- - thrme UNIONS sizes 4! 1 41 14c There is no better protection than Royal Coal—against winter s chilly —blasts—nb way of heating up your Immo with th cozy healthful cow fort that will mean so much for the enjoyment of all the family during the winter months Lowest in ash: Highest in Neat Units Hot end Clean! ORDEN YOUR SUPPLY TODAY 4 441t6 A IL 117122 SALT A NEWHOUSE LAKE CITY BUILDING UTAN McFarlane Fuel & Stoker Co Phone Coal Co RoyalKnight54925 Phone Stewart Bros Coal Co Phone 4724 (UP)-- 11 IAD — to $25 I do 6TAILORED JACKETS Tweeds broken plaids 3TAILO1ED Sizes 14 to JACKETS Broken plaids Sizes 16 14 TAILORED JACKET 1 — to faded Size Blue 10PASTEL Broken 12-P- ' 14 checks plains Sizes DRESSMAKER SUIT 1495447 orig SUITS - 4 black and white checks Plaine orig--$25- Sizes 14 WOOL KNIT SWEATERS long sleeves KNIT DRESS Size 20 SPORTSWEAR—SECOND 1 97 3 79 orig 1595 2 97 orig FLOOR 37 —Misses' and Women's BLOUSES orig 100 cotton shantung Dotted swiss Broken sizes MISSES' SLACKS Blue 15SPORTS For slacks Sizes grey yellow BLOUSES Plains stripes Sizes to 12 Sizes Striped top plain slacks 198 orig 198 37 to lg 12 12 AISLE—STREET MT GOODS I 37 18 SLACK SUITS 62-P- c orig to ette size 74 595 orig 14 FLOOR 11 NOTIONS 11 colors 198 18 Boys' Finished CLOTHS 54-in- sizes Model $9 Orig ' 'square 9Stamped PEASANT Orig 59 Dainty designs'for embroidery RA S H Colorful C 215 STAMPED 69 IFinis SACQUE - I 9 Originally 3Fine monis $6 7n Orig 695 Stamped for gutwork embroidery 150 TUXLN GIRDLES 139 Two-wa- y stretch odd sizes Orig Originally Linen DINNER - 11 —Hickory 23Chints 250 -I 75 ' ' — GLOVES Boys' Windjammer SPORT JACKETS Orig 198 I I Small medium large SWEATERS Orig 14 Boys' in small 010 79 Sleeveless IWO sizes only PAJA 56 Boys' 'Flannelette e MA& Orig $1 sUliJ 8 6 4 Sizes styles SPORT 16 Boys' Corduroy SHIRTS Orig 198 Brown I 141 I and blue Broken- sizes SPORT 20 Boys' Corduroy I Women's F A B R I C Orig 59 Some with of prints dots stripes plain 11-- - ''''' ' I $ COSTUIAES 125 —Orig r 11UP i91 1913 includingIrishBoy Girls Clowns Dutelt Girls and others Small medium and large sizes Gypsy Boy Bellhop e3 - r a n t z S WEATER e tan suede Suede-l- e Orig 498 Two-tonleather front wool back il) 1 and sleeves Size 36 gal 41 MEN'S HATS HALF PRICE— with genuine All fur felts Sroken leather sweatbands to 7 sizes 6 r 43- I-- s le 91 r3 2 HOME NEEDS I Sizes 14 to 44 A large assortment of odds and ends 29 ' SWEAT- - leather trim Dark col- - 1 E—Originallr 298— U Sale ors Pair 04011411Y 8954- Doeskin and 50 prs Capeskin Sale GLOVES Orig 198 and 298 of wine Colors navy gn Originally 500 nod Sala brown and black Pair HALLOWE'EN Sale 615— s ik Zip-Fro- nt LBS Originally 298 Two-ton- e brown hip length Size 1 36 144 — prs - TURBAN Col- - Women's Rayon Crepe 50 Orig 89 to 51 only Alen's At 49 - Broken Lines of LINENS Plain and fancy luncheon sets and t:pillow casesscarfs ORIG 1 vanity sets 72 PRICES Soiled BED Taffeta 18—Celanese PRICE Orig SPREADS—Vs 598 to 1198 Eicquisitely band tailored Blue gold green wine brown 2 1 93 to 1 1 43 orchid' ' $1—GUEST TOWELS Orig10 Rayon and cotton with borders Size C5 14x21 inches BLANKETS 23Cotton SHEET Size 70x80 neatly Orig 129 hemmed New York In skyline print r U 24PAMILO Orig SHEETS Size 81300 Inches soiled— 79 'kJ -- HAT 08 25 DRESS Covered HANGERS -12 1 Each BOXES 129 Orig and tan tweed prints l'andles for a 69 traveling 2 LAP TABLES Orig 198 For sewing cards e II drawing etc Grey 18Chintz Covered STANDS— Originally HAT en Two-piec- e SHIRTS Orig 298 Fancy green and tan or brown 19 I ellij and tan Sizes 10 to 18 HELLeatherette 70 Boys' so METS Orig 59 With goggles 5 p Boys' PAJAMA on VV AND ROHE SETS Orig 198 VC 4160 Size 4 only 25 50 CURTAINS and DRAPERIES 12 OFF ORIGINAL PRICES FABRIC MISC Gold Framed PICTURES Orig 225 Flora ls and land-- e I I Rapes size 24 x32 MIRRORS Orig 225 Cold 3 framed and beveled I edge styles 8 HOSTESS SETS Orig 119 Chrome serving trays Kn WU with six spoons 24 Boked STATIONERY Orig Boxes 59 slightly soiled Brides' SCRAPBOOKS Orig IL Slightly soiled 24 FOUNTAIN PENS Orig 150 by Waterman 24 PEN AND PENCIL SETS 4 9 25 Aiken-Lambe- 96Women's KERCHIEFS Colored linen Women's 38 CHIEFS Orlit and white Initial Orig HAND- 15 HANDKERrto: AO Colors sUa Originally rt '15 $1 Made by Essex 20 Dozen T A PLACE CARDS Orig 30 doz N LLIES Doz 50 " REftaNA'1175 121FF ORIGINAL PRICES fabrics" Silksacetatesrayonsdrapery cotton wash fabrics Plain colors and wool and fancy weaves prints For children's dresses shorts coats blouses underwear and trimmings Lengths 1 to 312 yards 50 - Save on Drapes artains Panels Chair Covers and Auto Seat Covers! Included in the lot are: 38Odd LACE PANELS 14 Price 11—CURTAINS (soiled) Price 10Chintz CHAIR COVERS (bedroom) orig 1 00 50 36 ydsCream-colore- d REP? 50" wide orig 69 yd 35 20 prsReady-madDRAPES :originally 698-- 349 AUTO SEAT COVERS originally 69 35 GIFTS 147 ' Pure DiePure Silk PRINTED CREPES Yds Originally 98 to 149 Dark grounds with colorful small neat signs All 39 inches wide Yard de- - Sec and 0 CLEARANCE BOOKS 75 to $2 Orig i1110 Discarded bookstfrom our lending library and odds and ends from our regular stocks Each ' '1 W4 -- a Button-O- n HANDKERaHIEF51 e AND S BOLERO SETS Originally 61 orful plaids neatly strriecl - 6 In r I Originally $3 1 Finished Model C 11 I L D'S DRESS I Originally $5 4 Finished BRIDGE Model CLOTHS 25 APRONS BRIDGE SETS Coloied mate- Orig rial 36 belles square h ed - Model BABY 5 44 Hickory' RUA BELTS Medium and --large Orig 59 sizes white tearose Glik e3 & STREET FLOOR BLOUSES Orig 98 Knit type polo An 0'W style Sizes 4 to 10 SHIRTS SWEAT 80 Boys' Orig 89 Fleece lined Grey or Sizes 28 to 32 On white 40 10 7 Paster colors EVENING SHAWLS Orig 1911 and 298 White wool 0m- broklefed Nice I Originally $2 Large selection en 12 1 297 nn All-wo- e3 STREET :DRESSES Boys' LONGIES Orig 498 "Zacks" style Mostly 0) tes) Essvi00 brown Broken sizes 9Boys' SKI PANTS Orig in blue only 198 440U Small sizes COATS 2 Boys' ' Sheeplined Orig 298 Black leather- es 81 Orig en 14-1- in FRONTS GLOVES 150 13 11 Or oin so11b1 FLOW ERS for lounging too's BOYS' WEAR I Orig $1 lace and ill 198 1197 Long sleeve and short sleeve styles with jackets Satins crepes sheers taffetas Sizes 12 to 20 blue Beige 498 Jodhpur style Brown tan Slightly faded Brown 398 orig BREECHES 1Woman's 18 SUIT 20 Originall3tJK15to1915 1497— to-29- 18 Collar placket and square neck styles raspberry green navy Sizes 12 to 18 3RIDING - COLLARS or brown pocket styles in grey ' tweeds Sizes 9101110J 36 to 44 23—Men's SIMS Orig 81 Patterns and whites Soiled IN a slightly Sizes 14 to 17 SIDRTS U Men's DRESS Orig 165 to 195 Plain colors neat stripes and checks n11041O Slightly soiled Sizes 7 33 Men's PULLOVER SWEAT ERS Orig 408 All wool' Two-typtone colors Long sleeve crew Small me- neckstyles swp dium and large sizes 11—Man's Silk and Wool UNION SUITS Orig 598 Light weight long sleeve ankle length oll 011 guiC only 1MeSize Wool UNION n's 50 SUIT Light weight long sleeve ' ankle length biZe 41 ' 1129 el black brown Satin Green also black and navy 11)9 ' white prints 12 BOLEROS Originally DRESSES 18 Size le Green 24 to 14 44 el sizes 19—Men's CHUKKER COAT& Orig 498 Button front patch of fall ISO and colors Wools 24 :SCARFS Orig 59 In fall colors and silk 11)fl ga)U prints 895 to 65 SPORT JACKETS Orig SAM Halfbelted models with button or zipper fronts with or without collars 'Natural and rust shades AU 4) In ACCESSORIES c3 12Men's colors I o B C D nn 50 —COSTUME Orig 50 Varieties Dinner Evening and Wedding 6 97 lig II gandy pique lace trimmed 25 Misses' and Women's- 197 WOOL SUITS orig 1095 to 1975 plaids c 5 orig-W9- itin MJ 6 for aftSpun rayons crepes nets laces ernoon and evening wear Prints and pastel colors Broken sizes 297 795 orig 16 SLACK SUIT 1-- 4 79 I s Pair Infants' ROMPERS Orig gi One and styles plain e combinaand tions Little Girls' SUSPENDER SKIRTS Orig 69 Plaids 1 44 Sizes 3 to 6 Originally 695 18 Knit Rayon 7Men's PAJAMAS Orig 249 Pullover —jackets elastic vvais-t- trousers-Black white or navy with contrasting trim Sizes 1 sizes in 25 Originally lot light colors only DRESSES 97 1 orig 995 to 1195 18 Monotone yellow tweed Size 498 orig 49 Size 81 40141 only col- 79 prs ANKLETS All two-ton- J Misses' weight long sleeve knee-leng-th style in sizes 36 and 44 Run-Res- ht Pair two-ton- Cotton Rib UNION Original 129 !tedium Spun-L- 25 Fall Originally In all sizes 8 to 10 two-pie- to 42 - SUITS Girls' and Children's 275 pris SUITS Boys' WASH e Solid colors and combinations Sizes a 59 Orig 11 5Men's HOSIERY Originally only In 6 Little 1 Misses' SPORTSWEAR rid- - prs MEN'S WEAL I ors All sizes Tots' WASH DRESSES Orig 59 Plain and printed broadcloths 'Made with swing skirts and bolero jackets Sizes A7 Tailored and dressy styles 1 and types for street afternoon and evening wear also wedding dresses Materials are crepes nets wools chiffons and satins Sizes 12 Every pair perfect! Fall FLOOR EET Women's ANKLETS AnALE—STRtSTIFLOOR bowl" per (D) Florida ardent new deal supporter and Lewis F Douglas former director of the federal budget who is campaigning for Wendell Winkle will debate presidential election issues 7' uesdtly before the California Commonwealth club Junior Girls' DRESSES Orig 198 to 898 Cottons and rayons Sizes 07 IA 1 10 to 16 IU 90 50 SALE FINAL Y 44C Girls Cotton WA Slit DRESSES Orig59 Prints A ji and plain colors to 14 0111 60 en's GREELEY Colo Oct 28 tPr— Republicans failed sugar - beet farmers under the Hoover administration Secretary of Agriculture Claude R Wickard declared Monday night but in every years since the new deal established the sugar quota system beet processors have made a profit "Under the sugar programs of this admistration American beet growers have received almost 1006 per cent of parity" Wickard said in a 'speech prepared for ra Weld county Democratic rally in this capital of Northeastern Colorado's "sugar FRANCISCO- - Oct 28 S Senator Claude Pep- 1095 44 INFANTS' AND TOTS' WEAR 97 UNDIES Orig 49 to 69 Children's rayon combinations wo- men's brushed rayon bed iINM 4610 jackets Broken sizes As Beet Foes SAN Soiled 50Women's snd GOP Flayed Two Will Debate Politics co Rayon slips rayon satin chemise quilted print An bed jackets Broken sizes 0114 en "Given the opportunity Republican administration will fail the sugar beet farmers again unless the party leadership changes hands -- - or hearts" asserted Wickard Indianan who replaced Henry A Wallace as the new deal's chief when Wallace became vice presidential candidate Wickard advocated election !of Democratic congressional candidates as well as reelection of President Roosevelt Originally JUMPER Sizes 'REFUNDS-EVER- Pure SILK CHIFFON HOSIERY Orig 59 to $1 Pr ni 61 againsir 741 Girls' Plaid SKIRTS Orig 69 7 to 14 5$ 4 250 ors— I SES Eo2 60Women's LINGERIE Orig esell:Y--1 fi) D In ROBES Woinen's Orig 695 Rayon suede and rayon ehenilles zipper or wrapBroken around styles Sioe :f!) Built-u- p 25 Will-siste- I4t° 79 Orig shoulders knee length 'rearose in broken sizes IOU - — I Wom'en's and Misses 90 TUCK STITCH 10 :Women's two-part- g I no substandard& Only first quality depend some slightly soiled all at prices 'way below are limited in some instances only one or Quantities AISLE-STR- er 4 w 120 pee— COST U M E JEWELRY Orig lit Earrings bracelets necklaces pins t 25 18 pes —COS T 11 lit E JEW198 ELRY Orig Earrings bracelets necklaces and An el pins included or navy LINGERIE only No seconds no irregulars Odd lots odds and ends immediate clearance ontstandin bargains! NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS-N- O EXCHANGES-N- O Felts and fabrics New Fall colors and black brown I Sale -- E m t51(3r21"''''' great Clean Up able merchandise regular to assure two of a kind 125 to 298 !:Origina!ty 6000i1 'A A ' false-childr- and wiNtEn PAP- - 'day night but whether under a political heading clear The D e mocra ti c national lenses" committee' 'relinquished the time In a speech prepared for de- for the broadcast but Kennedy livery at Madison Square Garden terminal point of a politi- -1 swing gave no Mat 91 his topic - through— the - New- - York politan area Mr Roosevelt cited Cudahy speaking at Columbia statements and votes by which he said Republican leaders before university declared that the "Isthis campaign had fought defense sue of war or peace transcends the third term" and makes It appropriation measures and sought necessary to reelect Mr' Rooseto prevent aid to Great Britain One of the alternatives of his velt ' Labor leaders continued acreelection he said was to risk the in the campaign future of the country in "Inexperi- - tive R J Thomat international enced hands" His prepared text made no mention by ”ame of the president of the United Automobile Workers of America and Republican presidential nominee three other 'C I 0 leaders from Wendel' WI' le Michigan ' conferred with Mr ' Tours Middle West Roosevelt in New York and asWillkie - carried -- his campaign sured him of their support dethrough Illinois and Indian- - dur- - spite John L Lewis' appeal for 1g the day with Louisville Ky Winkle the locale for his major talk Mon- - Board Train day night Rdy Edmundson president and In the ar' ress prepare t foi 'Oat James secretary-treasurmeetint Winkle described the Walterof the United Mine Workers two-tertradition as the boarded Willkie's 'non law of the United States" and of Illinois Danville Ill and conargued that the reelection of Mr train at ferred --with- the -- nomineede-- James M Duffy president of steuction of our y sys- the National Brotherhood of tesa ' (A F L) issued A' "new deal arty" has grown aOperativePotters statement through the RepubIn Washington "out of the Demo- cratic party and fungus-lik- e has lican national committee saying suffocated" the Democratic party that "unwarranted assumptions of arbitrary power by new ' deal he said Then he added: "It is the new deal party that agencies" have struck "at the now makes its ultimate grasp for very' roots of the free labor movepower—the repeal of the rule ment" Subregional directors of the against the third term—that its reign may continue in perpetuity" Massachusetts branch of the Textile Workers of America (C I 0) Sees No Limit reaffirmed support of Mr Roose'Should a president be reelected velt and termed Lewis' stand a to a third term he said "there "betrayal" will never again be any limit Other'Events Listed of ' upon continual Other political developments If this prin- presidents to office ciple dies it will be dead forever' of the day included: New York—The Commonweal Cheers of thousands lining the streets greeted Mr Roosevett as national Catholic review said in he campaigned into New York the leading editorial of its "election issue" that "in this election Monday In New York the president of- - no valid issue of religion pushes tidally started work on an $80- - Catholics to vote as orCathblics for the 000000 Manhattan-Brookly- n ve- - for the Republicans hicular tunnel and drove in an Democrats" and that any "Cathcar through streets where olic" alignment "speciously plcoi erowds slowed his progress School tured by partisans is a and their teacher were hood" Washington — Senator Davis given a holiday to see him speaking in The president's tour was not en- - (Mt Pennsylvania - —tirely an ovatiort however BorTs the—senater renewed Republican mingled with cheers along Fifty- - charges that the colored division seventh street between Fifth and of the Democratic national comrs avenues and in Brooklyn two mittee sought to depict the were arrested and accused kie family as "intolerant of be of throwing an onion an egg and colored race" Peoria Ill—Thomas E Dewey a lemon which struck near his car addressing a Republican rally Talk Kennedy said that the administration "has Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy Jailed in its big st duty—the - who returned Sunday from Eng- defense of the United States" land announced during the day and that Mr Roosevelt "has crethat he would deliver a nation ated this—his worst and -I hope his last emergency" Washington — The Republican national committee made public a statement from Mrs J W Cushman president of the American Gold Star Mothers indorsing Willkie She said she was "not so sure" that the president "would keep his promise" not to send Americar) boys to fight in Europe The committee also made public a statement from Leslie G Goudie of Chicago president of the teamsters' joint council of Chicago and vice president of the of International Brotherhood Teamsters indorsing Willkie as "a real friend of labor" Tvio-Dayi'4000'ay:andtWO- IPA All IC 101 t's3' |