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Evening star., 1933-02-02
Mems Socks, 35c
Mems Oxfords and High
Shoes. $5.45 We're ss to $40

81 Pairs Mems Black and Tan Calfskin or
Scotch Grain Oxfords. in several styles. Plain,
wing and straight-tip models. Rubber and
leather soles; medium wide and narrow toe
lasts. Also number of pairs of Black and Tan
Calfskin High Shoes Sizes A to IL;
to II; to II; D to II. in the lot.
90 pairs Mems $3.50 to $3.50 Opera Slippers, in
several feathers and colors Sizes 6la, Z, "a: 2.
aiz. 10, 1912, II. Now. Observation-Disclosures. S2S5
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
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ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Metal Frames, 75c We're 81

rs Frames in gilt and silver-like metal finishes.
I SO Tan and Gilt Enamel Cigarette Case. Now. IS
q 81 Silver-Fnish and Gilt Paper WEIGHTS. Now 7Jc
z $s Brown Leather Picture Frames; sx1O. Now. =
I SIS Green Leather Picture Frame Now. &3
10 15c Packages Of George Washington Pictures.
i $3.50 Fiorentne Leather Frame. Now ..... 81
FRAMES, AISLE l, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-02
Boys Flannelette Pajamas

e8 Boys Two-piece Flannelette Pajamas. in
fancy and nea. striped patterns. MILDLY and
coat styles Sizes 6 to 18.
Boys Al-yVooI Slp-ove Sweaters; sizes 2S. 30.
"a and 30. Reduced to -................S SLID
35 Boys Button-o1 Broadcloh Waists; sizes to 10.
SO BOYS An-Wool Knickers; tan. brown. and sray:
Z Is. Reduced Sl ID
~ Boys An-Wccl shorts; sizes to IL. Greatly
THE BoYs' STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-02

4 $50 italian Sets with colored embroidery and
flet gold. blue. green, ecru. 54x72 cloth and
six 14xl4 napkins in set. set................S1 SIS
! SIS Italian Set with ecru embroidery; filet in
serts. 54x54 cloth and six 14x14 napkins. SIS
1 $50 Italian Tea Set, with cut work and fiiet
49X49 clcth and six 14xl4 napkins SIS
8 $3.50 Spanish Embroidered Luncheon Sets
54X54 cloth and six 15xl5 napkins in set. S895
1 $3.50 Spanish Embroidered Luncheon Set
54x54 cloth and six 15x15 napkins $40
3 $895 Embroidered Luncheon Sets. 54x54
cloth and six 15x15 napkins in set S65O
l $40 Italian Luncheon Set, embroidered in
green 54x54 cloth and six 15xl5 napkins. $40
S20 Luncheon Cloths; Italian filet and embroid-
cry; 54x54 size. Green, and ecru. Each SI250
1 $40 Italian Embroidered Cloth 54x72 size SIS
$3.50 Cluny Lace and Embroidered Tea Cloths;
49x49 size. Each. .................. SIS
l S23 Cluny Lace and Linen Cloth; u inches
louho ......................Sl SIS
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Deckle-edge Paper, 25c
Novelty Jeweky Reduced

$40 French Enamel Compacts. Now ........ Sc
1 . Imported Flexible Rhinestone Bracelet.
! sI5 An-Marcaste and Sterling Silver Necklace.
sI5 Rhinestone and Basustte Crystal Pendant Neck
lace Now .........,..,'. .......'...-. sin
$: Rhinestone Clip Now. ..............'..sI 81
81 Real Stone tcho mically oolored) RINGS.
slo strand Pearl limitation! Nccksce. Now. SO
81 Woven Pearl limitation Necklace. Now. 1
80 Woven Pearl t!m!taton) Necklace. Now. 81
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 9, FIRST FLOOR.
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J Bedroom Suites Reduced
l, 4-piece 1, 5-piece
s,1d S15'e: was STATS s;s:;, sS';s Was $3.50

Good quality construction-well styled. The
Apiece suite includes dresser, chest, vanity, and
double bed-the 5-piece suite has twin beds.
2 $3.50 Maple BoOeries Now. 50. 10
Sl1O Sofa; Hdcwn cushion back; fine tapestry
$50 Dining Room Extension Tables mahogany and
81 so Magazine Basket, of solid mahogany. Now 81
SI65O Solid Mahogany Colonial Mirror. Now So
$3.50 Masazine Basket; walnut-and- gum. Now
sax Chairs; barrel hacks: crewel embroidery. Now
W." ~ ~ S25
$50 nine-pece Dining Srite; larre Ea!ly
ENGLISH desien walnut-and-sur finish. Included
are buffet china closet, refectory table, l armchair
ard side chairs. Now ow...................S14 S145
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-02
1-Piece Foundations, $3.95

II Firm One-piece Foundations in different
well-liked makes. Sizes 34 35, SO, 80, 40
and Al.
$50 All Elastic Step,in Girdles; 12-inch lengths
sizes 30. 81 and b. Now .................xI
: xl.95 and $50 Bien Jolie and Lily of Frarce
Light-weight Foundations; sizes }5, 36. 30 and A..
$40 Fine Elastic Step-ns; 80
A>o" $.9o
CORsETs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-02-02
A Special Friday Offering ..
Marquisette Curtains

100 pairs Marquisette Curtains, of an excep-
tional quality Lovely ruffled styles, with wide
ruffles tie-backs and cornice valance.
@ Ornamental Rods. Reduced to- SOC
Ornamental Rods. Reduced to. 81
25 Cretonne Scarfs and Squares. Reduced to. lOc
so Rayon Damask Sauares approximately "a 1ncaeS
square. Reduced to. ....:: ",c
SIT, Red Leather Hassock Now ..... :. $50
200 Remnants and Short Lengths of Cretonnes,
Chntz Theatrical Gauze and other drapery fabrlcs.
Reduced to ......................1 1Oc to 25c each
DRAPERIEs SEVENTH FLOOR.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

commission who could have &C
complished much for the good OF
the county and state, and who GER
tainly would never have allowed
the Roberts road situation that
this summer has robbed Red
Lodge business men of hundreds
of dollars. Efforts of the Boosters
club would have placed that man
on the commission, if it had not
been for vile political opposition,
from parties supposedly devoted
to the welfare of this county"
The Red Lodge community needs
an active organization of business
and professional men to develop
the community as a business cen
ter and to aid public projects, said
Mr.. Shelley, but that organization
should not conflict or conspire
against the Boosters club, which
will continue to function as a par
ent and initiatory body, for the
benefit of the city and county,
even though it is called a 'one-
man club land for the past sew
eral years it has been a one-man-
financed club) those whose names
are carried on its lists will be
proud in the future that they have
been faithful" he declared.
Formal adoption of the consti-
tuition and bylaws was followed
by election of officers and appoint
ment of committees to give inn
petus to the movement.
1t was proposed by President
Peters that another meeting be
held in the near future, in order
that more people in the city could
be acquainted with the purpose of
the association. A committee was
appointed to make special an
nouncement of the meeting, and
another group delegated to handle
memberships. Most of those who
attended the meeting Saturday
signed the rolls.
The committee selected to han
die relations of the Red Lodge
group with the recovery admins
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

walloped him, mostly in the short
ribs, with a club-like right. kel-
ley battled hard in the fourth
round to earn a draw.
Four new youngsters were IN
PRODUCED to the fans in the pre-
liminaries, and their performance
earned them s7.66 in contributions
tossed into the ring after the
bouts. Oliver Jarvi went three
rounds with young Mako Matov-
inovich, who is not half as big as
his name sounds, and Jimmie
Fleming boxed three rounds with
Southpaw Joe Pendick.
Bert Castellano refereed al
bouts.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16
HoAG GETS NOD


round by a thin margin, once
herding the stocky Hoag into a
corner and seeking him hard with
both mitts, not once but several
times. i.
Hoag evened the count in the
third as Lambrecht began to swing
wild, and the fourth round was a
toe-to-toe affair that could hardly
have been called anything but
even.
Kellum was feeling unusually
spry Saturday night, and tapped
Ellis on the jaw with a dozen or
so lefts before Ellis seemed to
realize the fight was on. In the
other three rounds Kellum tied
Ellis up when the shorter boy
rushed him, or else jumped clear
of the Babes swings, continuing
to tag him on the chin with that
fast shooting left. Ellis planted
a few solid ones in the fourth, but
the decision was plainly Kellum's
He gave the usual demonstration
of brotherly love for his opponent
before and after the fight, EN-
bracing and slapping Ellis on the
back like a long-lost son or sweet
heart.
Young Kelley dived under Ger
hardt's guard for some hard body
punches in the first frame, anc
had Cliffs back red from kidney
punches. But in the ensuing
rounds Cliff Strengthened Kelley
up with uppercuts to the jaw, ane
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

definite assurance from park and
Northern Pacific officials that the
bus terminal would be located
here, that Red Lodge, not Billings
or Laurel or any other town,
would be the new Gateway city.
son the Roberts road situation
he said, Everything possible has
been done by the board of county
commissioners and the Boosters
club. The commissioners have
been unable to get satisfaction
from a state highway commission
that is not particularly favorable
to Carbon county.
carbon county had it's chance
to place a man on the highway
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16
GROUP FORMED
Continued from Page u

might usurp the benefits Of the
Cooke road rightfully belonging to
Red Lodge. Plans are now under
way, it was said, to rob Red Lodge
of it's place as a railhead by rum
ming the Yellowstone park bus
line to Billings or Laurel.
To these fears Mr.. Shelley re-
piled that the Boosters club had
already forseen and taken care of
them. In regard to the bus lines,
he said, he had already secured
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

tration and the Associated Merch-
ants of Montana consists of Clark
R. Northrop, Ed Bloom, Ray Hon.
tonen, R. S. Coleman and Mr..
FoltZ.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

Pursuant to an order of said Court,
made on the 18th day of August, 1888,
notice is hereby given that Tuesday,
the 9TH day of September, 1888, at
one o'clock 2. NJ, of said day, at the
Court Room of SAID Court. at the
Court House in the County of Carbon.
has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the VIII of said
Anna f. Moran, Deceased, and for
hearing the application of John II:
Moran for the issuance to him OF
Letters of Administration with the
win annexed, when and where any
person interested nay appear ana
contest the same.
Dated August Is, 1888.
c. p. LARKIN,
Clerk.
First publication Aug. 16, 1888.
Third publication Aug. 30, 1888.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

office for final approval.
Bonds offered by the govern
ment to mortgage holders are 49,
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

year government securities, bear
ing interest at the rate of four
per cent.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRlcT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE CoUN-
TY or CARBON.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

Pursuant to an order Of said Court,
made on the 9th day OF July, 1888,
notice Is hereby given that Tuesday
the 22nd day Of August, 1888, at one
o'clock p. NJ, of said day, at the
Court Room Of said Court, at the
Court House in the County Of Carbon;
has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the VIII OF said
John p. Kane, Deceased. and fol
hearing the application Of Ella Kane
for the issuance TO her OF Letters
Testamentary, when and where any
person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated July 27th, 1888.
Clerk
First publication Aug. 2, 1888.
Final publication Aug. 16, 1888.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

In the Matter Of the Estate Of
JOHN p. KANE.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16
LOAN PROVISIONS

Continued from Page u
attorney, who checks the title to
the property. After it receives his
okeh, the application is returned
to the Great Falls or Washington
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRlCT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COUN-
.TY OF CARBON.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-08-16

In the Matter of the Estate of
ANNA +. MORAN,
Deceased.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
LONG SEWER TO BE BUILT IN WATERvILLE
DAVID HANSON
 LAWYERS FIGHT STIFF BATTLE
Relatives of Former Presi. dent Hoover Are Called in To Testify for the Stanford Man

San Jose, Calf, Sept 6.-(UP)- Tho defense marshalled a niece of former President Herbert Hoover and other residents of the Stan- ford university campus to-day to testify that David A. Lamson, busi- ness manager of the University Prcss, and his wifc, Allene, were "ideaily" married. Lamson is be- ing tried on a charge that he niur- dcrcd his wife in her bath.
 Lamson's attorneys shifted de. fense plans radically.
 Mrs Sara Kelley, blonde Sacra.. mento divorcec, may not be called to deny state allegations of a ro- mance between her and the hand. some S0-year-old intellectual. :.
 .Deloris Roberts Sorensen, maid in the Lamson Palo Alto bungalow. may not be called to say that the Lamsons were, as pictured by cam pus friends, the "perfoct couple".
 The decision to at least delay ap- pearance on the stand of Mrs Kei- ley, former Standordico-ed, fok lowed on the hoels of disclosure by Prosecutor Allen r. Lindsay that Lamson allegedly falslfied his expense accounts to conceal his visits to Sacramento.
 The state submitted testimony tending to show that tho Lamsons wero unhappily married, on the verge of a divorce, and that Lam son had motive for the brutal siay- ing. .. ever, call Clara Malwitg, q for. mer maid, who had beon expected to tostify that the Lamsons quar- relied frequently. It was under stood Prosecutor Lindsay held Miss Mniwitz and other persons sub. pconaed by the state in reserve, to rcfute testimony of defense wit nesses.
 Among carly witnesses, will be Mir and Mrs Ernest Dunbar, son. in.iaw and daughter of Dean Theodore Hoover of tho Stanford engineering school Doan How or Is q brother of the ex-president. The Dunbars and the Thedorc Hoovers are near noighbors Of tho Lamsons.
 After the defense has shown that Lamson had no possible motive 10 beat his wife to death with an iron bar, as tho state charged, experts will be called to refute testimony that the former Lamar, Mo, wo. man could not have boen killed by . fall in hcr bathtub.
 Dr Margaret Lamson. sister of David, will testify that Allene was to fainting spells from the time her daughter was born two years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
SUPREME COURT
 WILL DECIDE ON [ RECOVERY ACT
Two Cases Will Come Be- fore That Body in Which "New Deal" Will. Get Test
Ny JOHN A. REICHMANN

Washington, Sept. -(UP)- New Deal theories and emergency economic legislation of tho state and national governments promise to bring out tho true alignment of liberals and conservatives on the supreme court during the term soon to start.
 This alignment has been In doubt since the appointment of Chief Jus tiee Hughes and Associate Jus tice Roberts q littlo more than three years ago. The two members frequently Joining in extremely hu- maife opinions or dissents in i'm. portant cases, have found them selves aligned with the So.called liberal group. But since they have como to tho bench. with the ex- caption of tho Appalachian coal case, there has been little litigation likely to gring their economic the. ories into clear distinction.
 !. Tests of the now deal legislation arc expected to make their theo. ries, as well as those of the junior me embcr, Justice Cardozo, plain. There has been little doubt as to Cardoxo because of his adherence to the philosophy of the leader of all liberal jurists--oliver Wendell
 A test of tho licensing powers under the recovery acts is expected to be the first case to reveal tho at. titude ofthe court to tho new deal I Legislation. This case has been started in the Chicago milk code suit of two independent dealers who challenge tho right ofthe ad- ministration to license an industry or any part of 1t. They contend that as a result of this provision the agriculture adjustment act IS unconstitutional
 The District of Columbia su- preme court has ruled otherwise and upheld the law. It was the first court to recognize the exis- tence of a national emergency sim liar to war, and sustain extreme legislation on that ground. The New York state court of appeals has made a similar finding, the two courts establishing the only
 Attempts to punish violators of national recovery administration codes is expected to furnish a sim-
 Abandonment of the gold stan. dard is regarded as a fertile neia for the growth of new deal itiga- ton. Refusal of the government 10 honor it's gold bonds in gold. which has caused much criticism abroad, furnishes a question of the inviol- ability of contract likely to ind It's way to the nations highest trip- unal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05

Charles and Raymond Austn' cousins of the bride.
 During the ceremony rArthu Westwood, vioiinist, played Carrie Jacobs Bonds "I Love You Truly. and De Koyen's 70 Promise Me The wedding music from Mendeie- sohn's Midsummer Nights Dream" was played as the wedding party left the church.
 Following large reception at the home of the brides father. MT and Mrs McMuliin left upon . motor trip through New England. the latter wearing an ensemble or poudre blue. Upon their return they will reside on Woodruff street. Waterbury.
 srlsool Reopens Tomorrow sprague Grammar school VIII open for the fall term tomorrow morning. Grade pupils will report .n the morning at s;4b o'clock. kindergarten pupils at i:fs ?. n' Mes Jennie q. Phillips. the prinei. mi. rho was shsent because as illness during the latter half of laHt fear, haa recovered and will be able to report for duty tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05

Before the largest crowd of the season tho waterville Oilers cap. cap tured the championship Of the City Amateur league at Hamilton park Sunday afternoon In play.oH ,, e9n, rest with the Brooklyn A. Cp with whom they had completed the reg ular season In a tic. After out playing the Brooklyns last week m n contest which would have given tho locals tho championship put which breaks gave to the other tho Oilers had been compelled to play off and win, a tie game With iho Thomas club on Wednesday, in order to meet tho Brooklyns again. This shows there was no question or the locals superiority and after the opening frame the crowd knew 1t was e question of the size of the vcope, The final result was S-2.
 Two runs were scored In the first
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
MILLION IN N. E. USE"CHEWINCWAY" FOR CONSTIPATION

From hashy fiivvcr to lordly limou. sino comes praise of a delightful new wny 10 end constipation. Among tho million New England users. question. naires show that a out of every 100 frnt started using this modern chewing method on tho advice of satisfied friends.
 Chewing Fecn.a. mint aids poristnlsis tnatura, movcmcnO. That's why these friends found that Feen-a mint does not leave you constipated again like laxa... lives that arc taken all at once--act all at onco-and weaken intestinos, Instead. chewing Foen-a-mint gently exercises tho lazy lower intestlnes, restores tho daily health habit again. Packages lbe & :5c; family size bottle b0c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
HOLLYWOOD IS r PROLIFIC SPOT
 TO HEAR GOSSIP
Claire Windsor Goes Back to Court Wednesday to Refute the Tale Told By Marian Read

Hollywood. Sept. 5-- (UP)--- Claire windsor. golden haired cin. ema actress, will return to court to, morrow to defend herself from the legal attack of Mrs. Marian Read wealthy Oakland matron who asks s100,000 for the loss Iof the love of her former husband, Alfred C. Read, Jr..
 Miss Windsor, who denies she knew Read was married when she first met him, is expected to be aid. cd by her former sweetheart who promised that he not only would testify in her behalf but also pro. duce members of his family to side with her.
 Before Mrs. Reads attorneys ex. cuse the actress from the stand they are expected to introduce ad- ditional letters describing her for. mer romance with the dapper bro. ker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
Filed Marriage
 Intentions in New York

Marriage intentions were filed in New York city Saturday by Richard Leroy of the Waterbury police department and Mrs Minnie c. Taller of 96 Roso street. They plan to be married this week in the Little Church Around the Corner in New York city. Captain Leroy is presently on q ten days leave of absence. Announcement of his contemplated marriage came as a surprie to his many friends in Waterbury, especially among his associates fin the police depart, ment. ,'s s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
City To Undertake Big Project Before
 Street Is Paved
VIII Stretch From Homer Street to- Fort Hill Along
 Thomaston Ave-Trolley Service at Point Will
 Be Interrupted -B Busses to Be Substituted Highway Dept to Pave Street

pave the highway all the way from west Main street, in Waterbury. proper. up to Fort Hill in water vile.
 The combined sanitary sower, storm water drainage and paving work will represent ono of the big. gest jobs of It's kind ever carried out In tho city at one time. Tho Waterville road is now part of tho trunk line system, due to Q bill passed in the 1883 legislature. The city will rush It's sewer work as fast as possible so that tho state will not be delayed any moro than possible.
 The bill placing the Watervillc road In the state trunk line system, which was passed by the 1888 leg. islaturo, was introduced by senator Joseph I.awlor of this city, who IS chairman of tho legislative com mittee on roads, bridges and riv- CTS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05

She was burned on the. hands,
 arms, face, back and chest when her hair canght fire while she was
 receiving e "dry shampoo"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05

Capitol. Hill, where congressmen and senators pour forth their flow of oratory is less verbose than To. cal film studios. Franklin Hansen, chief sound engineer at Paramount estimates that no less that 30,000.- 900 words are spoken on the sound stage of Holfywood's studios each year. A college professor recently estimated that leeislators at wash- ington tutor 26,000,00 words each session. Iransen excluded from his estimate the unwritten remarks of directors.
 Rod In Rocque hasn'tNworked in pictures In nearly i've years. Re- gently he was signed by . major producer for Q ''com eback". Today ie was reported to be "holdout'' because he didn't like his part. His wife, vkma Banky. is rehearsing q foreign picture abroad.
 Mrs. Valerie Won Stroheim, wife of Eric Won stroheiin, the director, was reported to he making good progress today in her fight against severe bur1S suffered Saturday in . fire at q local beauty parlor. Her condition wns still serious however.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
Holy Name Society of
 Blessed Sacrament Parish

A special meeting of the Holy Name society of the Blessed sacra- mont parish will be held this even- ing at 7:s0 o'clock at the basement of the church. Plans will be form ulated for the bazaar, festival and dance to be held at Elks' hall on october 20, and 21. All members are urged to attend and cooperate with the committee in charge of the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05

one of the longest single sani- tary sewer projects through a main street in the history of tho rity will be ordered started tonight nt a meeting of the board of works. The sewer was approved about a year ago by the board of aldermen but has been held up pending an agreement with the state highway department on the question or paving Thomaston avenue. Tho sewer to be laid will be over a mile in length and will stretch from Homer street to Fort Hill.
 On Friday or Saturday the Con necticut company will begin tear ing up its trolley tracks between these two points and bus service will be substituted instead. Tho work of installing the sewer IS ex- pected to last well into the winter. After this work is done storm water drainage will be perfected and then the state will step in and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05

Spain has retired 26o,00o bushels of wheat from the market and will loan money to farmers on the stor-. ed grain.