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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-06

The Caranece Mackays have moved back into their mansion at Roslyn after three years in a small farmhouse. It just goes to show what Father Coughlin has done for the telegraph companies (New York Sun)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-06

The funniest Keystone comedy ev- 1T produced. in six long reels, Til .eS Punctured Romance was fea- ured at the Grand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-06

Weather: Maximum 57: mini mum 45: cloudy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-01-25
NOTICE or HO6E OF REGHsI1aA-
TON FOR CITY ELECTION AT
HARDIN, MONTANA. ~

Notice. is hereby siven that the.
registration books for the registration
Of electors residing In the City Of Har-
din. Montana, for the reRular City
election to be held Monday. April l.
1886. will be closed on ThNfsday. Feb
18th. 1885. at O'Clock D. m.
The electors may register for said
election by Appearing before the
county clerk at his Office In the court
house in the CITY Of Hardin. Mon
tana. on any legal day between the
hours Of a. m. and D. m.
Electors are eereby informed that
II they did NOT vote at the GEN.
ERAL ELECTION on November 9Th.
1894. they must reeister to be Quail
fled to vote at this city election. Elec-
tors are further informed that where
they have moved from one ward to
another. they should transfer their
registration to the ward in which
they now reside by application to the
county clerk in person.
HARRY f. cox.
County Clerk and E1-officio Registrar
Pub. Jan. IS. 26. Feb. 1. 8. 1895.
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NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGIsTRA-
TION FOR TOWN ELECTION AT

Notice is hereby given that the reg
eiectors res;1sn q; me % nf OF
Grass. Montana. for the regular Town
election to be- held Monday. April /.
1885, will be closed on Thursday. Feb.
18th. 1885. at s o'clock D. m.
The electors may register for said
election by appearing before the
county clerk at his office in the court
court house in the CITY Of Hardin.
Montana. ON any legal day between
the hours Of a. m. and S D. m.
Electors are hereby informed that
II they did NOT vote at the GEN.
ERAL ELECTION on November 9Th.
1884. they must register to he QUAIL
fled to vote at this election. Elec-
tors are further informed that where
they have moved from one ward to
another: they should transfer their
REGISTRATION to the ward in which
they now reside by application to the
county clerk. in person.
HARRY f. cox.
County Clerk and E-officio Registrar,
Pub. Jan. rs. Feb. 1. 8. 1885
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is ss from Dec: H. issa.:to Jan. s..
Road Fund warrants Nos. 1s.7ls TO
1880. inclusive. and warrants reg
tered June IL. 1884. TO AVE- ~. 1884.
Bridge Fund warrants Nos. 2sl1 to
2S26. inclusive. : =.
School District No. - registered
warrants. as follows: Nos. s. 8. 10. IL
! Dated Jan. 10. 1895.
County Treasurer.
Pub. Jan. IL. Is. U.s.. 1896.
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crack. The water w. about over
my shoulder and ! sure was
scared. I am boo sleepy to write
any more because I went 70 the
dafo1n game last nta1ax. "a I!
\ GABRIEL lAoCCAeuG TOP. 8
On Tuesday. :Ianraxy Is. there
vas = preliminary game h Har-
an. Montana. The Lodge Grass
saird high school team played the
eardin Boy Scouts team, ana the
score was a TO Is. Lodge 0fass
miro high school team was the
score e, and Hardin Boy Scossts
Team was score 10. ! NJ. n I p S ,t.rrz
The main team IN Lodge Grass
nigh school and HARDIN high
scnool played and the scare was
- to "a In favor az Lodge Grass.
/! paid twenty-five cents I went
IN the bus and I had lots Of fun.
JOHNNY SUN GOES SLOW.
Lear Boys and Girls:
Here are some interesting
DTS OF news and two nice letters
rom Lodge Grass that reached
us a it'll too late TO get in the
paper last week, but we viii en-
Joy them this week, wont we?
a typewriter IS certainly a fine
present, Martha. n you lived
near me would let you do some
type work for me.
One does get tired when he
Elnst starts to Skate, but you will
soon get over that, Johnny. Are
yours ice skates or roller skates?
I've never tasted buffalo meat.
put III wager it IS good eatinv.
Your superintendent was pretty
NICE to make you all such a nice
/ New Years gift, Annie.
IS, yours must have been ice
SKATES, Gabriel. You must keen a
sharp lookout for holes In the ice.
But you were. sorry to have
your teacher sick, weren't you,
EDNA? We can have a good
Time and yet do good work when
we have the right kind Of teacher.
B These news items from the un-
Graded room In Lodge Grass are
very interesting. would like 70
gee that ranch you folks are
write US again, Martha, and
ueA US how you came out on
tnose scholarship tests.
+; The third A people Of Hardin
nave sent US a nice long list OF
news items. Come again, third
graders! This Is what we can all
enjoy. The Hardin second A
people have done pretty well,
too.
sS Anectionately.
AUNT BETTY.
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SHERHFuS SALE
NARY KAPPER. Plaintiff.

SUMNER /, DAHL and ANNA DAHL.
FP o ss SOLD AT sHERur.s
SALE 5 = On o. he slst day Of January:
the front door Of the court house in
Hardin. County. Of Big Horn. state Of
Montana the following described
real PROPERTY. to-wit:
The. South Half Of the Northeast
Quarter (ShNEAl. the Southeast
Quarter Of the Northwest Quarter
(SEH NWNl }. the Southeast Quarter
(SEH }. and the East Half Of the
Southwest Quarter (EASWLD. and
Lots Numbered Two. Three. and -Four
q. 3. ~ in Section Thirty (30l. and
North Half Of the Northeast Quarter
NA NEN J. the Northeast onayter
Of the Northwest Quarter fNEX-
NWM J. and Lot Numbered One az
In Section Thirtv-one <31l. all in
Township Seven South (7). RANGE
Forty (4o) East. Of the Montana
Principal Meridian. in Big Horn
County. Montana. containing eaA.74
acres. according to the government
survey thereof. toeether with ana In
GLIDING any and all improvements
and appurtenances situate on or be-
longing thereto.
H. Il. VANCE.
Sheriff. Big Horn County. Montana.
Dated December 81. A. y. 1854.
%. l. EGNEW. Hardin. Montana.
tornev for Plaintiff.
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sHERHFs SALE

The First National Bank Of Santa
Ana. @ national banking association.
Plaintiff. vs. Chas. Heinrich and Mrs.
Charles Heinrich. Defendants.
To be sold at sherifcs sale on the
.26th day Of January. 1895. at 10
courthouse. in the town Of Hardin.
In the county Of Big Horn. state OF
Montana. the following described real
property. to-wit:
Lots one ~. two (2). three (3,,
and four (4l. the southwest quarter
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!. NJ. MABE. Plaintiff.

r. NJ. MABE. Plaintiff.
NARY JANE Maze. Defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
SSR REEp HndNsFFE S zee ABOVE
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the COMPLAINT In this action
which 70 file6 In the Office Of the
clerk Of this court. and to file
your answer and serve q CODY thereof
uoon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of
this summons. exclusive Of the day Of
service: and in case Of YOUR failure
to appear or answer. iudgment will be
taken aRainst YOU bv default for the
relief demanded in the COMPLAINT.
The said action Is brought to Sc
cure an absolute divorce by the
plaintiff from the defendant. on the
ground Of extreme cruelty.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of said court this 21st day Of Janu-
R. p. ROSS. Clerk.
H. w. FUNSTON. Attorney for Plant
if.
Pub. Jan. IS. Feb. 1. s.. Is. 1885.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-01-25

Airpians Beats Ballet
Travelling. at better than z25 miles
N hour an airplane goes faster thai
q bullet.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-01-25

Dear Aunt Betty: ,.... - !
lAN Big Horn county schools
had q vacation. Ours was from
Dec. ~, 1894 until Jan. 3, 1885.
Ny mother gave me some shoe
skates for q Christmas present
and that morning I went out skat-
ing Tor three q four miles. NY
ankles were swelled ~ FOR three
days. Then went skating again
and fell into an open place on
the Ice. I got wet above my
GABRIEL MoccAsM TOP. :.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We had to move our room
at :. Christmas time into MrS.
Cooleys, room. I don't like our
room this time. wish we were
going back to: the. other room
this day. -. .:
Ny teacher was very sick, last
week. Then we had high school
boys for teachers. ~.
EDNA DUST.
We IndianS people had q good
dinner ON New Years Eve. We
liked the buffalo meat. II, was
given us by our superintendent,
Robert Yellowtail, Of the Grow
reservation. We had q dance
after Christmas and New Years
dinners. -. r. =. = s.3,. al
ANNIE sRIoIErs WINGS.
Last Friday I went skating. I
went and went until I~g6t tired.
rested five minutes and then
started out again and went two
miles. I was tired again. and I
came back. .a. .5s7: :sss ., =
JoGnNY SUN GOES SLOW. :
got q typewriter for q pres
ent from my father. I brought II
to school, so 7 type at school. It
Is q dandy good typewriter. Dad
dy bought it at Denver. ::
MARTHA DUST.
IA -' - -
Mother is teaching me to sew.
ON q sewing machine. ! am
niecine a. quilt. The blocks are
made by sewing plain <colors and
print pieces together. I am max
ing It for my bed. It Is very
pretty.-A1NNJA BELLE WALKER.
Mae Belle and / went to our
Auntie May Peck's house, last
saturday. We had lots OF fun.
After dinner we had the sewing
club-RENE NmlEAR.
, Geraldine Peterson has been.
very sick. She was ont Of school
for q week. We are very glad to
have her back again. NJ Y. ~. ).
JOYCE DANTNSON. -
& NY mother went to Billings and
got my sister and me each q
bracket and some pearls and
some candy. s.. ,.tG II
GERALDINE PETERSON. !:
81 I have q new cowboy vest my
Aunt Doris made Tor me. It q
made out Of calf hide.
jack WARREN. y
I Just moved to Hardin, last
week. ! think I win I'M Il hare
wy much, but. % niss ny
Ntae Crow Agency h1enes. Ny
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! -.7'..a1 - = -
horse. I Pot 8 lOnx dzxD On. NJ
Ht4le StSteR lauehed e ne.
AsaeADNsE WANTx6. 3
a &. q
saturday a& 3 O'Clock, I went
1 TO Eara Caumocks ba.thaay par
| ~. ne Got many nice gifes.
There were ten. boys and one
girl e. the party. Before ~ went
hcane. Eaxa rave ~ each . 6el-
loon. We had very nice time
e the party-HST Al0x1N. y
We wrote letters 10 Hazth ana
Ralph strand, lass Ft3day. We
WITH they could cume 70 school.
This q the secona time Ruth'
Lewis has been IA L quarantine
this year. Raaph Strand haS.
such q had cold he has TO stay
In bed-CONRAD YNR0z2.
We have y new little puppy. He
n . Eox terrier. We GOT him -
Red Lodge. His name y Upper.
He IS playful. He bites every
thing. Me Is two months old. we
are teaching him 10 do tricks
=, * ~, ~; CALVIN WOGCO1T.
Sunday morning Jack RtgSs,
Frank Dornherger and my ,brother
went elk hunting. Ehey let ~
nine O'Clock. They went to Gard
mef.: certainty hope tney zescn nt
get an ek-BOHbx A lalsll = -:
Ny Aunt Matte has = little
baby gira over at her house. Ine
baby has blue eyes and black
hair. She can cry very hard I,
you do not take her up. aae VII
scream louder and louder. Sne
Is Mrs. Waddefs baby. IKE 20
watch Aunt Matte give her 2
oatn. -, -, -. ST. +. n
1aAaseAAaeET RAE REx6uhM. u
sunday ! nesped, my MONT,
catch q rabbit. I had 20 crawl
mto a nnech TO catch MN. a
nutcn Is a mouse: Tor q rao0it.
Hsus hAnx. :.
M O1Sf9ay Is ms cs
airsaS., n. $1,000 49, - tr,o
s..w S,..,. az IT, ..s,ts -.
1'e" 1CHmsAsnsA pTSH apn y
r,,.,I -. ~ - sa,,oos =
va. t;,s f,rs+ - t,, No. th,. S,eer n
~ 49, IA % 49,. - ...is
a ,,,,e hefore ;oat IN the Inns q
naADYIENE REA1I;;:.
Fridav afternoon BETTY Kolstad
came over tn INV ho,se. we had
coolries and roo Tha,,. mo nlaved
with nv games and listened g
Jack Armstrong ON the radio.
MARMYN KELLY. =
Tomorrow, my little sister Bet
ty is going to Dr.. Haverffeld'ss Of.
flee. I think she. viii have the.
cast taken on OF her arm. Her
arm IS getting better. She = broke.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-01-25

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49,. ss s ~ -.
80; - - 1sHaN HAa0 aF,f.Es S.
$500. "a s,,. ~ .r -e,&
~. - = 49, fs.,vss 49,,
sk.s.sss - - {. - 80 ~.
49, 81 ~ -. - 49, 4 :. $500
"a S:-,,.s,.s - :. -, ). -, :, 80.
=, ~ -, -, No. =
- - ~; r,uDcs,ua,,rr,r
4 ,nlaxed 5000 ar,ea reaA hooss
n,.,,atss : ~ . - c.s a. -
$500, 49,. 80 : .s,t 80 q,
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I -, vnn hsa heen %a,sre -
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a,,nd.v -, =, 1ae,,A ~, ,t.,,n.
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W. 80 ~ a. "a - 80 -
uulls n. s. feli dnvn N 4 ditch !
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- - Il, .1 esas ~ SAs ur,Ap :, !.
nrvi,i: s,.-ens : 80. =, 49, = .s.s..s.s
In the snoW drift tfa4 ms n the
ditch. 81 venA m q .n,r vaist
line, we had 4 ut AZ fnn =
81 -. sOecAR DKNrf,ts
Last week when we had in.
spection, ali Of the girls and All:
OF the boys had stars. : :
HELEN VANCE.
Saturday ! did the: dishes for
my mother. She gave me fifteen
cents TO 60 TO the show.
CHAa0OTTE BARNARD.
10y A"i.e Sfaaays sent. US the
~ mug r5n4T. s Sne sent
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-01-25
CALL FOR WARRANTS

z Notice Is hereby given that the
following Big Horn County. Montana.
registered warrants are called for
nayment Jan. Fl. 1885. ON which date
Interest thereon ceases:
County General Fund warrants reg
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-01-25
SUMMONS

n the DisesScs Court OF the Thtr-.
teenth judicial Dls1rict Of the susie
Of lGnneana.- IN and for the County
OF Big Hog9. 4
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Women's Blouses

First quality ringless
Bemberg hose. Good
quality. all colors in a
heavy stocking. There
are plenty of dark
shades. Sizes 8l2 to1012.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Chest Dollars I'm Action

their little brood themselves.
Finally. her heart torn by the pros
pect of slow starvation for her family.
Mrs. A.. haltingly suggested to her
husband that they ask for help, so he
called the Community Chest.
AS soon as the situation was out
lined, MIR. A. was advised to go to
the Hebrew Free Loan Association,
1900 Spring road.
There ne w&s sympsthetically re-
ceived, his problems discussed, and a
loan sufficient 10 restock the store
made to him, with no other collateral
than his good record for honesty, and
no charge whatever for interest.
Now the business Is fiourishing and
nine persons were allowed to keep
themselves from being public charges,
due to the fact that, through the
funds distributed through the Com
munity Chest, this agency is enabled
to pay the small overhead that per-
! mits them to lend small sums to
Evening star., 1935-12-01

her husband dined at a hotel here
last night.
Merely having dinner together
doesn't mean we're back together
again." he added. "I understand
Marion plans to become some time
the bride Of Mr.. Reed Gouis r.
Reed. jr."
The princess visited Reno In Sep
tember. While asserting that her
plans for q rumored divorce were
absolutely indefinite" she admitted
at the time that she planned to seek
a divorce somewhere, maybe In Mex
ico," within q month from that time.
Accompanying her on the trip West
was Reed, q family friend, who said
that he happened to be coming, out
West"
Princess Rospigliosi is an heiress to
the oil, fortune Of James H. Snowden,
who died in 1880 leaving as estate Of
from $2,o00,o00 to s4,o0o,o0o.
She married the italian prince at
his estate. near Rome, when she was
19-and precipitated the opposition Of
her mother, Mrs. Walter 8. Davidson,
to the wedding. Mrs. Davidson was
unsuccessful in her attempts to annul
Evening star., 1935-12-01
MANY WILL ADDRESS
AUT0M0TIVE ENGINEERS
Bus, Motor Truck, fabrication
and Arplane Industries Rep
resented Tomorrow Night.

Speakers representing the bus. mo-
tor truck, fabrication and airplane in
dustries will address a meeting Of the
Washington section of the Society Of
Automotive Engineers tomorrow night
ct the University Club.
Representatives from the Baltimore
and Richmond sections Of the society
win attend.
The speakers will be Harrison j.
Uhl, fabrication engineer for the
Standard Oil Co. OF New Jersey;
George 8. Engle, general manager of
the Atlantic Greyhound Lines; Dean
>. Locke, manager of plants, Balti-
more Transit Co.; Arthur B. Heaton.
Washington architect; !. M. Bern
hardt, superintendent Of maintenance,
Continental Baking Co., and Elmer T.
Gross. field manager. Eastern Air
Lines,
Evening star., 1935-12-01
EDUCATOR DIES
DR.. Lewis D. Brookwalter was

DR.. Lewis D. Brookwalter Was
President of Two Colleges. &,
ANSONIA, Conn, November 80 [P).
DIR. Lewis D. Brookwalter, 80, who
served two colleges in Ohio as presi-
dent. died today at the home OF hfs
daughter. is
A retired minister, DR.. Brookwaltef
was president Of Western College at
Toledo for 10 years and president OF
Otterbein College at westerville for
five years. He served churches at
Dayton, Ohio, and Kansas City, wei
borne. Hiawatha and Muscoto, Kars.
The funeral will be held Monday
at the First Congregational Church,
Of which his son-in-law is pastor. He
will be buried beside his wife, who
died rs years ago at Hiawatha, Karis.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Boys Wash Top" Suits

The shorts are lined.
The broadcloth blouse
is washable. Smart
styles with matching
belts and tie. Sizes 4
to 10 years.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

Amazing Double-Action the Secret
4 Safely, Surely Relieves consti-
L. patton, in One Hour or Less!
q Stimulates Gall Bladder and
Es Liver to Normal, "Free-Flow.
ing" Actionl
Constipation, liver and gall bladder
troubles often come together. Millions
suffer them daily-yet don't know
why. Often, physicians say, it is not
only because you're constipated, but
also because hillary drainage from
liver and gall bladder is not normal.
Hence, ordinary laxatives that act
only on bowels to temporarily relieve
constipation still leave you feeling
terrible. Pluto Water, however with
its amazing double action), relieves
all these troubles at the same time.
First, Pluto gives you a sure, gentle
flush in an hour or less Second, it
stimulates gall bladder and liver to
normal, "free-fowing'' action. So re-
lief is quick-and thorough You feel
amazingly better in an hour. Soon
feel normal again! That's why, for
years over $4,000 doctors have used or
recommended Pluto Water. That's
why your own doctor, too, will tell
you there is nothing better.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
BIRD SHOW TO DISPLAY
DOMESTIC CANARIES
Club Sponsors Exhibition at Ham
ilton Hotel January 8,
10 and II,

Plans for the National Capital Bird
Show, to be held January 9, 10 and
II, at the Hamilton Hotel, are rapidly
nearing completion, according to an
announcement by Frank J. Jefferson,
secretary Of the Washington Bird
Club.
'"The exhibit is intended to stimu-
late interest in domestic-bred ca
naries," states Jefferson, "and entries
by persons not members of the club
are welcome"
The Washington Bird Club, not af-
filiated with any national organiza-
ton, was formed recently by a group
Of men breeding canaries as a hobby.
Meetings are held monthly at the
Thomson School. In addition to
Jefferson, the officers are: w. D.
Smith, president: Elmer Nelson, vice
president, and G. E. Letner, treas
urer. Entries for the show should be
directed to the secretary at 142 r
street southeast.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

~ TX hungry young mouths to feed
and business badI Father
suddenly taken Ill and g. help
- less old person taken In to be
given the loving care that no one else
could give!
Surely things looked bad for the A.
family. Increased expenses, gradually
dwindling stock in the little store that
provided the family livelihood, with no
money available to restock, and little
time for the busy mother to attend to
the wants Of their customers resulted
in business falling away rapidly.
BY the time Mr.. A. had recovered
sufficiently to attend to the business,
there was little business to which to
attend.
Things were getting desperate
Without the store the family Of nine
could not get along. Still they had
never received nor asked for help.
Always had they been able to care for
Evening star., 1935-12-01

the marriage by appealing both to the
Pope and Premier MGssolini.
When the young couple came to
America in 1892, Mrs Davidson at
tempted, unsuccessfully, to have the
prince interned at Ellis Island.
In February of that year the prince
and his wife married here for the
second time. On April %, 1888, the
princess, on her 2lst birthday ami
versary. received her share Of her ia
ther's estate.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
POWER COMPANY SUES

MINNEAPOLIS, November 30 up.
The Northern States Power Co. has
filed an Injunction suit in Federal
District Court challenging constitu-
tionality Of the public utility holding
company act.
The power company. although 1t
controls 81 operating companies.
which also are plaintiffs in the suit,
contended it was essentially an oper-
ating company and that more than
80 per cent of its business was intra-
state, and therefore not subject to
Federal regulation.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
CeIonese Crepe Gowns

Soft. fine quality ray
on crepes with lace
trimmed yokes. Self
tie belts. bias cut and
full lengths. Sizes 16
and IT.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
SOCIETY TO HEAR FISH
New York Representative to
Speak to Minnesotans Tomorrow.

Representative Hamilton Fish. IT,,
of New York will be guest speaker at
a meeting Of the Minnesota State So
ciety at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
Washington Hotel. His subject will be
"Americanism."
Dancing, which is to begin at $50
pm, will be preceded by short enter
tainment program featuring James W.
Flaherty, vocalist, and Nine. Sara
Flakshaar, also a vocalist, who will
be accompanied by Miss Dorothy An
drew.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
DO As DOCTORS DO

DR.. y. l.. s. OF Ohio
says: ''I have found
the use Of Pluto in gall
bladder cases to have
remarkable results. "
So do as doctors do
next time you feel dull
and listless from con-
Evening star., 1935-12-01
.HE|RESS' HUSBAND
EXPECTS DIVORCE.
Mere Dinner Together Does
Not Mean Reconciliation,
Says Prince.
BY the Associates Press.

BY the Associates Press.
NEW YORK, November 30.-Prince
Girolamo Rospigliosi denied today
published reports that reconciliation
had been effected between him and
Princess Rospigliosi, 23-year-old heir
ess to the Snowden oil fortune.
There will be no reconciliation as
far as know" the prince said. You
can quote me as saying that antici-
pate my wife's divorce in the near
future"
The former Marion Snowden and
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Girls Wosh Dresses

Broadcloths, percales,
lawns, organdies and
dinities. Some with
snocked yokes-others
with contrasting trims
and colors. Sizes z to IA.
Girls Roincoots
Girls rubber raincoats
In grey, red, blue,
green or wine. They
keep you dry when
everything's "all wet" "
Small, medium and
large.
ChiIdren's Socks
Half and "a. lengths in
patterns or pla in
weaves. Some with
fancy tops. 6 to 10h.
4 pairs, 81. Girls long
fine ribbed stockings.
Mercerized yarns. 6 I
Tots Silk Dresses
Silk crepe frock with
ruffle trims, ruffle
flounces, sm o c K e d
yokes and ribbon
trims. Dainty collars.
! TO .; . to- Q years.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

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wonderful testimony to those whom.
the association helps that practically
every cent lent is repaid at the first
possible opportunity.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

Porto Ricon Gowns
Cotton gowns with
dainty hand-embroid-
cred appliques. Some
with tucked waists
and belts. Regular
and extra sizes, 16 to
20.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Mems Hose

For dress or business
for gift giving. Per-
feet and irregulars Of
the better grades. Sizes
from 10 to IL.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Boys Golf Hose

Boys perfect quality
golf hose. all full
length and well made.
There are only 800
pairs so you'd better
hurry down. Yes, We
have all sizes.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Boys Pojomos

One piece. For boys 4
to IA yrs, 2 pieces for
youths, 8 to 18 years.
Broadcloth of flannel
cite in MILDLY or coat
styles.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Boys Lumberioeks

Roomy. warm jackets
with the waist-hug-
ging bottoms. A full
cut and really warm
lumber jacket for the
outdoor boy. Here's
Just the thing for him
8 to ID.