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New Britain herald., 1927-12-03

Cubby heard his mother growl hers and he knew that some one lad looked in at their bedroom. Who it was he didn't know. But Cubby felt perfectly safe now that he was with Mother Bear So, as she growled only once, he soon for got 1t. Somehow he couldn't feel sleepy. He twisted and turned until once his mother reached out and touched him to make him keep still He had asked questions until Moth- CT Bear was quite out of patience, but there were other questions he wanted to ask. It seemed such strange thing to curl up there and go to sleep. knowing that he would not wakcn for q long, long time.
 Tt must be that we miss a lot" thought Cubby. You know that Cubby, like all little bears, was full of curiosity. There must be d lot go on in our sleep that We never know anything about. IL doesn't seem right to me. l feel as if we were being cheated"
 Without thinking he said this lat ter aloud, and right away his mother said in her deep rumbly -grumbly voice: What do you feel that you were cheated out of?"
 ''Of all the fun and all the things that go on while we're asleep" re- piled Cubby.
 Huh" replied Mother Bear.
 You'd better ada to that all the storms and all the hunger that the ether people suffer. You ought 10 be eyerlastingly thankful that you can sleep all winter. A lot of your neishbors will be hungry and cold and worried while you are sleeping .n comfort Now I don't want to hear anything more from you. Good night"
 Good night replied Cubby mcekly.
 Good night piped up his twin sis; CT
 Good night replied Cubby.
 Then he heard two long-drawn slghs and in q few moments his mother and sister were asleep. lt Was the last good night he would hear for many weeks. lie thought Of this and tho thought gave him |, queer feeling. T wonder if I'll grow while I'm asleep" thought Cubby, 'I wonder what thcren be to eat when awake. wonder why winter has 10 come, anyway. I wonder If I'll be big enough 10 sleep alone next winter. l wonder''---
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
Menus for fife Family

Rrcakfast-StcWcd prun"s and grape fruit sections, cereal. cream, sausage cakes, buchwhcW pancakes milk, coffee.
 IMnchoon-Nood!c soup, toasted vegetable sandwiches. cranberry whip, drop cakes, milk, tea.
 Characterised lamb outlets, seal lop"d potatoes, parsnip patty cakes, carrot salad, grape tapioca pudding, milk, coffee.
 Grape TapiGca Pudding.
 Two cups grape juice. table spoons quick cooking tapioca, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, < cup su- gar, s teaspoon salt. 1 egg white.
 Pour i cup cold water over tapioca and let stand while scalding grape juice. Pour hot juice over tapioca and cook over hot water. stirring constantly, until transparent. Add lemon juice. sugar and salt. Remove from heat and fold in white of egg beaten until stiff and dry. Turn into q mold. Chili and serve with a custard sauce made with the yolk of the egg.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03

made up my mind years ago that you'd never have to do 1t! l made up my mind that you'd marry money or I'd know the reason why."
 The automobile salesman came up to her and she began to tell him what she wanted in the way of a car, and how much she would pay down on it, and when she would pay the rest.
 Lily listened to her in ave and admiration. She surely was a wonderful manager.
 (TO BE CONTINUED
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03

the kidneys do not seem to have in- creased greatly among workers in the last ten years. nor do they seem to show much change in the general population.
 Special Clothing
 In Russia, where workers seem to be in charge of governmental con- ditions, the Peoples Labor commis- sion is fostering legislation for in- dustrial hygiene. requiring employ CTS to provide employees with spe-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
By Thornton W. Burgess
The Last Good Night

All little bears are fast asleep.
 --Old Mother Nature
Evening star., 1927-03-13

Sl.50 Krinkled Bedspreads
$l:09
soxp0 size. for double beds. Blue.
rose or gold colors.
$1.00 Rayon Art Satin
64c yd.
3a-inch width black and white:
sui.ehis for frocks and costume slips.
$500 Tablecloths, S1.59
eAx7i hemmed dannask: hleached
$500 Krinkled Bed Sets
Sl.08
seps5ets b2lsi,er ss,sGn. II pink or blue .Ias
Street Floor
81 Floortex Rugs 81 .35
3x9.foot sire. slightly irregular,
Very neat uatterns. suitable for small
rooms halls and porches
Csc Linene Z0c
Fancy striped effects. in blue,
brown and rose The correct weight
for furniture coverings and slip
covers.
75c Baby Blankets 4oc
30x4O-inch pink or blue pattern
Third Floor
Evening star., 1927-03-13
Soc Ras RUGS. 34c

SOC Rag Rugs, 34c
1890. Frineed. Hit-and-miss pat
tern. washable
Table OiIcloth, 25c
Seconds Of 3ac grade. White and
fancy tile natterrs.
7oc Oiled Mops, 50c
use on nolished and tiled floors. lin
' W ThIr4 Floor
Shoe Bags, 39c
hassSs s9Ss'' f1siy fssys designs SEs Ts' is d1s a9r
tonne
$l.25 Alarm Clocks, 89c
Top.beI nickel clock. Guaranteed
for one gear.
Coin Purses, 2oc
Splendid assortment of small Fold
fne Quality leather. Snap. fastening
7oc Brassiere Shields, 69c
.Two-in-one Fitted, Net Braseiere
with. opera style shields. Sizes SO
2oc Shears, 21c
Sizes TO 8 inches; splendid cut
S1.6o Sanitary Slips, $1.49
Made of good quality flesh pain
sook with gum rubber panel back
25c Baby Pants, l5c ca.
Gum rubber. natural color. Medium
aesnd large sizes. Irregulars.
S1.W Rayon Bloomers, 79c :
All light shades Also step-ins. lace
trimmed and tailored. Also Bodice
top Rayon Vests in peach. pink. nile
and orchid Perfect.
Women's Vests, 1oc
Band top. low neck. no sleeves.
Regular and extra sizes. Irregulars.
Women's Union Suits, SOC
Dand top. shell and tight knee. r.
REGULARS. Regular. extra and double
Children's Waists, 1oc
Knitted Irregulars. Sizes 2 TO IL.
Infants Hose, l5c
Black, white and cordovan. Sizes
Misses Hose, 3oc
SIX and .rayon. in al coIors. r.
regulars. Sizes to. 10.
Misses Hosiery, 39c
Fancy Sport Hosiery. in all colors.
IrreEnlars. Sizes Il, 10,
l9c Percales, l2I7c yd.
Yard wide: figures, stripes. checks:
all fast colors. Limit. 10 yards.
Evening star., 1927-03-13

The usual s. grade--but slight
thread or imperfection in weave--t
appearance or variability of the stC
Full faShioned--chiffon weight
Square heels. All new shades for
Street
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Because of the utter security tbs ne~ "ay pro-
ndes, it is aidey urged by physicians -
ABSOLUTE SECURITY plus freedom
forever from the embarrassing problem Of disposal
ELLEN J. BUCKLAND, Registered Nurse
CIXTY per cent of many of the commoner all
~ ments of women according to some medical
authorities, are due to the use OF unsanitary'
makeshift ways in meeting woman's most dis
tressing hygienic problem
For that reason this way is widely urged
today. Especially in the important days OF ado
lescence. On medical advice, thousands thus
started first to employ it. Then found BESIDES
protection, security and peace-of-mind unknown
before. Modern mothers thus advise their
daughters - for health's sake and immaculacy.
KOTEX-Wbat it does
Unknown few years ago, in every 10 women
in the better walks of life have discarded the in
secure SANITARY pads" of
Evening star., 1927-03-20

secure SANITARY pads OF
yesterday and adopted
Kotex.
Filled with Cellucotton
wadding, the worlds
KOTEX REGULAR
Csc per dozen
KOTEX-SUPER
90c per dozen
No Iaundry-discards as
easily as a piece of tissue
Evening star., 1927-03-20

super-a bsorbent, Kotex
absorbs 16 times its own
weight in moisture. 1t is
S times as absorbent as
the ordinary cotton pad.
1t discards easily as tiS-
sue. No laundry-no en-
barrassment of disposal.
1t also thoroughly de-
odorizes, and thus ends
all fear of offending.
W. =.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
EasyDisposal
and 2 other
important factors

y Utter protection - Kotex
= absorbs is times its own
weight in moisture; S times
that of cotton, and II deodor-
izes, thus assuring double
protection.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Hosiery

10 pairs Children's Rayon
and Cotton Socks. in solid col
ors with fancy tops. Broken
colors and sizes. Regu- s1So
larly 35c pair ......,..
lbs pairs Women's FulI-fash-
ioned silk Hose. service weight.
Phoenix and Maid.o'-Silk makes,
Perfects and seconds. Broken
sizes and colors. r or m RI Y
S1.35 and S1.S5. S1 00
Choice. a pair ..,..
--Women's Heavy Quality. Full
fashioned Silk Hose. with Isle
tops. soles, heels and toes. Sizes
8. So and only. Radmoor
make In good colors.
Regularly $500. A S1.25
pair ,.+..3.........
Kann s~Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Pleatings, Etc.

Another lot Of factory lengths
of Pleatings and Bandings, |
and Ia yard lengths, of wolfe.
net, lace and georgette: soc to
s1.00 values. G h 0 i C g, Czo
a length .,............
Black Georgette Sleeves. full
size, and finished with four
rows OF shirring at
wrists; splendid qual. o.
ity. Pair ........s.....
kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Beds. Bedding

--3 Regular $500 Full Size
Bow-e Id Metal gOA Q5
Beds. Each ...... W~O
IL Regular SAG 90 Full Size 4
Poster Bed, in ma GCC IN
hogany finish. for PoO
Il Regular S25.00 Single Size
Metal Bed. Spe- GI1 o.
cial at .........
II Regular $3.50 Twin Size
Single Metal Bed. G1S on
at ..........
. Regular SEAS Single and
Double Size Mat G1n 00
tresses. Choice. AOoo
II Regular $4,000 Woven Wire
sao. Springs; full Size' $7.95
Tor ....,..s..
--4 Regular $1,000 Cotton Mat
tresses. in single and GS n0
double sizes. Choice ROOO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Home Fittings

rs Curtain Ends and Rayon
Samples. $l.00. SI.5o and COc
$500 values. Choice. -.
Table lot of Curtain and
Drapery Remnants. SOC 90
to CSC grades. Yard. -. OS
4 "Star Brand Porch Shades.
Brown only. and
It. wide by 7 #. deep. CD On
Each ..'......4.....
liz Star Brand" Brown Porch
Shades. s. and
#. wide by 7 #. deep. Cd 81
Each .............
100 Hardwood Extension Win
dow Screens. Filled with fine
galvanized wire cloth.
Size 1Sx3s inches. 49c 9Oo
grade. Each .........
rs Cretonne-covered Bar 4ar-
Dor Cushion Sets, seat and back
complete. Good color
tngs. s2.oo grades. sl.39
Set .....s-...,.....
IS Couch Hammocks, covered
with cretonne. $3.50 ss0.08
grades. Each .....
Table lot of Ruff1ed Curtains.
each pair complete with valance
and tie-backs. S5.9S
and S6.9S values. ri 00
Choice. pair ........ "
Kann 's-Third Floor,
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Children's Wear
At $l.OO

Middle Blouses of White
Jean, in sizes 6 to It.
Each priced at $1.00.
---Two-piece Crepe Pa
jafnas, with round necks
and short sleeves. Trim
med with contrasting col
ors, Sizes 6 to Ia years.
Special, each. at Sl.00.
"A lovely assortment Of
Wash Broadcloth Dresses,
in sizes for the Z to IA.
Various novelty patterns
and pretty colors. Priced,
each, at Sf.00.
II ~ "
Evening star., 1927-05-12
White Goods

white Pajama Check, 56 in.
wide, good quality. very closely
woven, and a good weight. Reg
ularsy 1sc. Friday a TCbc
X2I0
plain White Wolfe, 36 in. wide,
fane. sheer quality, with a nice
soft finish. Regularly Zoe
25c, Friday, a yard. ...
White Broadcioth, Sc in. wide,
fine quality, with a. high luster
finish, good weight. Reg
ularly SOC. Special Fri. Q0c
day, a yard. d............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
SiIyerWare

--12 silYer-plated Nut or Bon.
bon Dishes, IN attrac-
t tdo,, We designs Special 40c
eacn .ss...s........
10 Mahogany-finished Desk or
Boudoir Clocks. Spe- OQn
cial, each ............
As Fruit Knives, with silver
pl at I'd bl a d e $ and
ivoroid handles. Spe~ 00c
ciai, each .,..,...,.....
Kann s--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Linens

Cotton Huck Towels, 1886
inch size. Very closely woven
Regularly Csc. Special, 10c
Friday each ..........
turkish Bath Towels, double
thread quality, plain white or
with colored border. Two sizes,
20x4O and 22x44 inches. 9Qc
Cpec1a1 s..s's
Assorted lot of Pure Linen
Dresser Scarfs, 8 different sizes;
linen centers, lace trimmed.
Regularly 81 and $1.25. 90c
Special, each. h............
Pure Linen Glass Towels.
full size of absorbent towing
In red and blue checked 17c
patterns. Each .....
Remnant lengths OF 72.inch
Mercerized Cotton Table Dam
ask. Assorted patterns, Reg
ulariy sec. Special, a Zoe
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
DOnestics

--$1.49 Lightweight Bedspreads,
S1x108 inches, long enough to
cover the pillows. In rose, blue,
gold, hello, stripes on
an ecru ground. Spe- C7 TO
cial, Friday. ....
-"Run-o -the-mill" Sheets, for
single and three-quarter beds;
made of excellent grade sheet
ing. Anchor, Fruit. etc. ZE
Special. each. ........
--Pillowcases, 45x36-inch 7Qc
size, each ............ ~N
kann 's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
S1.5O Handbags
Sl.OO Ea.

Black Moire Silk Under.the-
arm Bags. fitted with purse and
mirror. Some with cloth of
gold trimmings, others all
black.
Kann 's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-05-12
(hinaWare

i Dinner Set Of so pieces, at
tractively decorated in conven-
tionaI pattern. Reg G7 04
ularly s12.9S. Friday. W
-22 White China Bowl Sets of
6 pieces each. Regularly 6Qc
sec. Special. set. .....
--PrettiIy Shaped Luster Ware
Cups and Saucers. Cup and
sauc er regularly soc. CEc
Friday, special at. t....
---4 Brass Jardinieres, in Aft.
style. Large size. Prettily
$ h a p e d. Regularly ceT 00
S1.39. Special, each.
Kann' 's-Third Floor,
Evening star., 1927-05-12

--Flapper Style Play Suits
OF Peggy Cloth, Chambray
and Ginghams, in various
colors. Also two-pfe g
regulation style. Regular
S1.39 to $f.93 values.
Choice. $1.00.
loo Children's Hats, Of
leghorn and various fancy
colored straws, also of all
silk. Were $500 to $4.00.
Choice, Friday, at SI.00.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Dresses

Novelty Rayon Dresses, in
one and two piece effects. in
pretty shades. beited models,
some have pockets: "V'' neck
styles, with long sleeves. sizes
is to ~. Reg. $1.97, CT 90
G1I
-$5.95 to $12.95 Jersey Dresses.
odd styles and colors, in dark
and light effects, one and two
piece STYLES. solid or comhina-
tion colors. sizes 16 TO CO 90
IL. Friday, EACH.
kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Underwear

-Women's Rayon Step-ins and
Slips, and Glove Silk Step-ins,
broken sizes and colors. some
slightly mussed. The glove
step-ins have elastic at waist
and knee, and are in
sizes 3S only. Were 81. EOo
CuOICG ..sssssss
kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Housewares

--8 Bread and Cake Boxes,
cylinder type, with rolling door;
slightly married. regu
larly $l.29. Special, EOc
Gacn
IL White Enameled Finished
Water Cooler; 6-gallon
capacity. scratched; G1 Q1
regularly S6.aS. for
---8 Elec trio Irons.
m plete. Specially G7 80
priced, each. at. -.
---3 Gold s g a Nickel-piated
Electric Waffle Irons: regu-
larly s69S. Ea C h, G1 OQ
--6 Wrought Iron Bird Cage
Stands: regularly S1.29. Q0c
Each .....*.......
10 Bird Cages, slightly dam
aged: were sS.9s 10 Price
to $6.9S. Now.
SO Table Knives; regu-
larly 1sc. Special, each Or
1t
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
HanClkercIliefs

i 200 w @ m MS All linen
Handkerchiefs. Plain white,
with ne.eighth-inch hem
stitched h ms. Special, Sc
each ................
900 Women's White Cotton
Handkemhicfs, with col o r d
novelty borders. Regular 90
ly 10c, Special, each. .,...
Kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
zoe to $I.OO
Double.faced Satin
Ribbons, at IL Price

White, flesh, pink, light blue
and black double-faced satin
ribbons in widths from three
quarter to five inches. Were
20c to $1.00, Friday at 10c to
soc a yard.
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Iaces

Natural color lace runner
ba ndings, is in. wide, for dresser
scarfs, making spreads, etc,
regularly Csc, Friday, T0c
NaF0
Embroidered Georgette Crepe.
colored embroidery in navy, tan,
gray, copenhagen and white,
$500 and $3.50 values. G2 o.
Friday, a yard .,...
Kann 'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Lingerie

---24 Nainsook Gowns. wit h
high V necks. net yoke IN front.
tucked backs; trimmed with
4,a.5 ! a E e; $l's5 value S1.49
20 Extra Size Muslin Bloom
ers, in white only; Sac 1Oc
value. Pair ........
--7 White s tin Boomers.
trimmed with t1let lace and me-
dallions; 1926 value. G1 QQ
Far ...s....; ;....,..
III Silk Step-ins of Radium and
crepe de chine; lace trimmed;
slightly soiled; $1.95 SI 90
value. Each .....
Ill Extra Size Tub silk Cos
tune Slips. with three narrow
pinked ruffies at bottom; colors.
henna. navy and
gray; ; S3.95 value. Cd 20
Each ...,.........-.
% Envelope Chsmise, Of pom
gee: bodice style. hand-emhroid-
cred; S2.95 v line. S1.05
Each ..............
--bu Costume SllnS OF SeCo5
made with hip hens; flesh,
peach and W White; G1 00
S1.95 value. Each e.. $3.50
SO Apron Frocks. Of ginCham
and percale. 74c TO $t.00 E0o
values. Choice ....... ~
--24 Handmade Step-ins. with
trimmings of hand embroidery.
net and contrasting colors:
S1.49 and $1.95 G1 M
values. Choice. .....
Kann 's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Furniture

% Gray Enaneled finished
breakfast room chairs. Slight
ly damaged. Rcgu- @3 o.
larly S4.95, eaeh....
3 White Porcelain-top Kitchen
Tables, with three drawers and
bread board. Size
2sx4s. Regularly $40. 75
$2495, each ......
-12 Telephone Chairs, with
backs. Mahogany fin
h d. Specially GI 70
priced, each, at....
II Lloyd Strollers-2 in cream
and , in gray fin
ishes Regularly S7.05
1895. Special. each . "
= Brown Reed Deck Chair.
Regularly $27'5o. SIO.5O
Special at.........
Il Brow Reed
Chair. Regularly S5.05
$9.95. Special at,... ~o~
"a Card Tables. Slightly dam
aged Regularly $2.49 ST 00
10 $3.95. Choice. 49,. y Law
II Rattan Chair. Regularly
$14,15. Specially GT0 O0
priced at ......... W PA""
= End Tables in mahogany
finis h. Regularly CO IL
$3.50. Special. each. @s' &
kann 's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Giriles, Corsets

u d
--f0 siae-hook Girdles. OF pink
broche: two sets of hose sup
porters; $500 value. 50. 05
Each ...s...........
-3 Binner Corsets. of pink
hroche, with elastic at top: low
bust style: two sets of hose sup
porters: sizes %, 33
and IS; $3.50 val cs1 o.
ne. Choice .........
- side. hook Girdles, 1T pink
stripe coutil, with elastic sides;
three sets of hose
sunp ort PrS: $3.50 c. 90
value. F'a~h ...,...
- Rcdfern Girdles. of pink
hroche. with elastic tops: very
long over hips; three sets of
hose supporters: sizes 80 and 81:
dJscontinu model SO.0S
Sf3 80 value. Each.
Kann Second Floor,
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Floor Coverings

--150 yards Regular soc Felt
base Floor Covering. OTo
Special, square yard.
loo yards Regular S1.59 In
Ia d Linoleum r M
nants. Special, square 90
yard ....s.........
II Reg u1ar $4,000
dse Fiber Rug; size S15.M
9x12 feet. for. ...... " - Jaw
- Regular $3.50 Linoleum
Rugs size 9x12 Clio nn
feet. Special, each. at R Ao'Oo
. Regular $4,000 Administer
Rigs; 81 3x12 cog On
feet. Special. each, at W~D'oO
--6 Regular S7.95 Felt.base Art
Squares: size 9x12 90 90
feet. Each ...... Po'oo
- Regular $500 Frlnged
Velvet Rug; size GOQ 00
9x12 feet, at.... p%o'oO
$50 Regular 49c Rag Rugs;
size 1895 in. Special o.
at .............
kann 's--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Sewing Machines

---19 Reconditioned Sewing
Machines. including Singers,
New Homes. standards. White.
and Automatic Machines, priced
according to make and condi-
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Art Goods

Odds and ends Of Art pieces,
such as cretonne-covered trays,
powder jars. telephone pads,
handkerchief boxes and 90
glove boxes. Choice .... c|C
Stamped linen and cotton
pieces. including buffet sets,
t o w e $, centerpieces.
card-table covers and 90
curtains. Choice ..... o1I
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Toilet Goods

-Cheramy Youth Creams. Reg
ularly soc. Special, a To-
package for,
An assortment of Single and
Double Con1pacts. Regardless
of former prices, Friday AZ
edch ......s.,...
--Button's Bath Salts.
Regularly S1,00. Special, EA.
jar for. .................
Dennis Bath Salts. Spe- 90
cial, three boxes for. -. ~
Fairy Floating Bath Soap.
Specially priced, a cake, -
at .ss.s..ss. .....s.s.
--- Flower designed udoir
Lamps, with electric bulb and
connection. Regularly 81. ROo
Each, special, at. ..... wv
kann 's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12

In the collection are white
silks. black silks. colored silks
and fancy printed silks, in
varied weaveS-really d most
tempting array at really worth
while savings. Come early.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Notions

An assortment Of Sanitary
Step-ins. Some slightly
soiled. We ere soc. 00c
Choice .....,...........
rs Clothes Brushes, with
good bristles. soc grades. OGc
Each ..................
Household Aprons, in assorted
colors. Seconds Of 25c 1Ec
grade. Special. each. ... ~
2 for &c
Sanitary Aprons. Seconds Of
:t"s 25e and dId",s, SoG quail ? for Csc
200 Garment Bags, of Gre
tonne. Nice assortment Of coll
ors. Regularly s 0. Zoe
Each ........,.-......
Regular soc Ribbon covered
Coat Hangers, in as
sorted coIors. Special, To-
edcn s..!.
for soc
Kann s~-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
C: ;::.:: :::' Kdl1l1A 4: ::::: ::; ) IS: S.

w omen's Glove
Silk v g s S. in
bodice style with
self $ h o II | d e +
straps. Flesh,
peach and orchid.
in sizes SO TO AZ.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-05-12

A big accumulation Of REM
nants Is ready this week in
the most desirable plain and
printed silks for dresses,
blouses. Innings. lingerie and
slips. The widths range from
80 to 81 inches,
The Washington times., 1927-08-02
Countess SaIm Soon
To Marry, is Report

NEW YORK, Aug. Dispatches
reporting the forthcoming marriage
Of the Countess Salm, former Mill
cent Rogers, and Arturo Ramos,
wealthy young Argentinian. attracted
considerable attention here today in
society circIes ssgss
First Rews8of possible naareiage
between the countess and the
ArgentiTian was carried In Interna-
tionaI News Service dispatches from
Faris on Nav. II.
Easy-you'l say 10, too, when you
have rented your apartments from the
Classified Rental Columns.
The Washington times., 1927-08-02
HEARST BUIS Z
MORE PAPERS

By Intefnatlsnal News seryiee
PITTSBURGH. Aug 2 The Pitts
Durgh newspaper field was narrowed
down today from five dailies ana
three Sunday papers to three dailies
and two Sunday papers following
consultations IN the past ~ hours
that witnessed the advent Of william
Randolph Hearst and Paul Block as
publishers here.
On the heels of the purchase by
aearst Of the Gazette Times, morn.
ing, and Chronicle Telegraph, after
noon, announcement was made that
the Post, morning, and the Sun, aft
efnoon, had been sold to Block,
owner Of newspapers In New Jersey,
pennsylvania and Minnesota
Block then transferred the Sun to
Hearst, who, in turn, signed the
ssazette-T Times over to Block.
Block merged the Post and Ga
eette- Times into the Gazette,
which will be Pittsburgh's only
edition.
Hearst consolidated the sun and
chronicle Telegraph into the sun.
telegraph, which win nave Sunday
The Press. afternoon and. Sunday,
g Pittsburgh's third PAPER.
Oliver in Statement
In the last edition Of the Chron-
icie-Telegraph yesterday, George S.
Oliver made the following an.
nouncement:
The Newspaper Printing Com.
pany, owner and publisher Of the
pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph and
the Gazette. Times. has been pur.
chased by William Randolph Hearst.
With the facilities Of great string
q newspapers. extending from coast
% coast, the Associated Press. to-
Rether with the news services with
which he is affiliated. and the fea-
lures and comics for which the
Hearst papers are famous. we feel
that Mr.. Hearst will provide in
the Chronicle-Te telegraph and the
Gazette-Times not only the best
newspapers in Pittsburgh. but the
equal Of any m the country.
Officials Given
We 'bespeak for Mr.. Hearst the
same confidence and support on
the part OF our many thousands
Of readers that they have accorded
to the owners and managers who
have controlled these publications
Tor the past quarter Of the CEN
tury.
On the masthead of the Sun-Tel.
egraph the following names appear:
President, William Randolph Hearst;
vice president and publisher, HI. MI.
Bitner; secretary-treasurer; A. w.
Clark, and managing editor, c. w.
Danziger.
The Washington times., 1927-08-02

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