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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-10

am told that you are Il candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for the office of Judge of the Circuit
Court of McDwcll County. | should
like very much to be of service to
'ot, and if you know of any manner
in which | can help you, do not fail
o tcall on me.
| hink il may he of interest to the
people of Mcdowell County TO know
something of the splendid work you
did for Mo and for the banks of the
state while l was commissioner of
banking of the state Of West Virginia
Honorable Homer a. Holt, Attorney
General (and by the way, the PEG
pie of West Virginia should and will
make him their next Governor), as
signed to you as part of your work
the legal work of my department. and
you spent much of your time from
March 1888, until the end of that
year in working with me, our work
frequently extended far into the
hours of the night. | could nor have
managed my department in those try
ing times without the help of a man
of your splendid legal ability.
Tho plan for the rehabilitation of
closed state banks and banks opera
ting under restrictions was worked
ont by you and myself, and was used
in that state and in a number of 9th
Ter states. 1t was widely referred TO
outside the state rs the "Wcst Vir-
ginia Plan If worked tn perfection,
and you are entitled to- great part
of the credit for the manner i'm which
| il was worked out. Legal difficulties
were involved which called for the
work of an able lawyer.
Aside from the general plan of re.
| habilitatiCn, each bank presented
one or more legal problems peculiar
to itself. You were of unreasonable
assistance to- me in working out these
various problems.
| I earnestly believe the people Of
Mcdowell County should take advan-
ltagc ftheir opportunity TO have you
as heir circuit judge.
al r
this letter might help you, You arc at
liberty To publish il. If there is a
charge for the publication, | will
gladly pay il.
With kindcst personal regards and
my very best wishes / am,
| Sincerely yours.
Waitman G. Given
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-10

1t is interesting to think Of how
down through the centuries men and
women have had dreams and visions
OF better world. The prophets we
read about i'm the Old Tcstimcnt con-
frOnted with what seemed to be in
surmountable problems in the social
and economic order dreamed of a
time when the human race would ban
1sh poverty and all mankind would
enjoy the fruits of thicr labors. Ger
tainly the prophet who wrote about
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-10
w. G., GIVEN TO
IRA ]. PARTLOW
CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK OF CLEVELAND

w. G.. Given, Vice President
June 90, 1886
Honorable Ira j. Partlow.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


West Virginia: In the Clerks OF
ice Of the Circuit Court of Mellow
ell County, June 3Oth. 1886.
d. VI. WARDEN. Plaintiff
" In Chanccry
KENOVA WARDEN, Defendant
PENDING IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY
The object of this suit is to obtain
rom the defendant by the plaintiff
divorce. A Vinculo Matrimonii and
For General Relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
now on file with the papers in this
cause, that the defendant is n nom
esident of the State of West Virgin
Ia; it isthercfore ordered that the
said defendant dowithin one month
from the ate Of the publication Of
Of the first publication of this order,
nd do what what Is necessary to pro
tect her interest herein.
And it further ordered that a copy
IF this order he published once a
week for three successive weeks in
he same newspaper Of general cir
culation published in the said Nc
Dowell County.
4 Copy Teste:
HOBART E. PAYNE, Clerk
'ircuit Court, Mcdowell, County
West Virginia
CAPEHART & MILLER, r. O.
Started Running Fri. July B, 1886.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-10
The Delicious New Cheese Food

Assistant Attorney General.
Charleston, West Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-10

Aside from the general plan of re.
Mobilization, each bank presented
one or more legal problems peculiar
to itself. You were of unreasonable
various problems
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-24

working on the plans for some time,
Mr.. Litchfield disclosed. Should the
Federal government interest itself
in lighter -than-air craft for COM
mercial purposes, expressly to join
with Germany in trans Atlantic
service, production could be started
at the Zeppelin dock here within "a
hours.
The new dirigible would combine
all the construction knowle Dig e
learned from the tragedies of the
Akron and the Macon. 1t would be
the largest ever constructed, $50 feet
in length, 145 feet in diameter. These
dimensions would make it 81 feet
longer than the Hindenburg and IS
feet longer than the Akron.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-24
THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

man, also fled q statement, signed
by all county ward chairmen, Civ
ing permission for states to be filed
by the central committee for each
ward in the county.
Candidates, opposed by the organ
ization, were asked for consent to
place their names on states, and
gave it. Committee leaders said this
was done to permit the stating of
primary candidates, opposed by the
organization, in their home precincts
and wards
Edwin Mcclure, Marion County
Republican Committee secretary,
said today that the @. o. P. conf
mittee would not file petitions of
consent for stating of names under
the sponsorship of the county COM
mittee, but that the consent petit
tions would carry the sponsorship of
10 legal voters.
Mr.. Mcclure said that ward chair
men will determine the candidates
to be slated in their wards, upon
recommendat tions made by precinct
committeeman.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-24
HUGE ZEPPELIN is
STUDIED AT AKRON
Plans Completed for Craft
Larger Than Hindenburq.

Copyright, 1885, by United Press
By United Press
AKRON, o., April 24.-Plans for
a super -dirigible, larger than Ger
many's new Hindenburg, were re-
vealed today by President Paul w.
of the Goodyear-zeppelin
Co.
Goodyear engineers have been
The Indianapolis times., 1936-04-24
SLATE-MAKINC
CONSENT GIVEN
Marion County Democratic
Committee Puts Permit
Papers on File.

The Marion County Democratic
Central Committee had on file today
statements of consent from major
ity of candidates on the Democratic
ticket, granting permission to use
their names on organization states.
Consent of candidates must be OBJ
tanned by any organization that con-
templates publishing a list of pre-
ferred candidates-a slate-before
the organization can bring out that
list on primary day.
Walter C.. Boetcher, county chair
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-05-21
System
Tougher?


The milk wagon collided with an
auto and many bottles of milk were
broken.
A crowd gathered.
Poor fellow" said a benevolent.
looking man, you will have to pay
for this accident, won't your"
"Yes sir" said the driver.
Thafs too bad, here is a quarter
towards 1t and I'll pass the hat for
your"
After the crowd had contributed
and dispersed. the driver said 70 a
bystander:
"Ain't he the wise guyf That's the
Observation-Disclosures.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-05-21
BILIOUS SPELLS

In bilious spells, one of the first
things to do is to take a dose OF
Black-Draught to relieve the attend
ing constipation.
Mr.. T. L. Austin, of McAdenville,
n. c., tells of having used Black
Draught for long time. There is
a box full on my mantel, now," he
writes. II take it for biliousness. If
! did not take it, the dullness and
headache would put me out OF BUSH
ness. 1t is the quickest medicine to
relieve me-"
Black. Draught is purely vegetable. II is
one OF the most economical laxatives. Sold
IN 2b-cent packages containing rs doses
BLACK-DRAUGHT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-05-21
Punished In EnIl

Prosecutor-Your Honor, the next
case Is that Of Duncan MacTavish.
He is charged with beating up his wife
because she lost a dollar.
Magistrate lis the loss of the dollar
admitted?
'Yes, your Honor"
"Case dismissed. Losing the dollar
IL punishment enough"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-05-21

The Similarities Test
In each problem of the follow,n.
test there are three words. The fire.,
two bear certain relationship n
each other. Write in fourth word
which will bear the same relation
ship to the third word that the 500.
ond does to the first.
l. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Unitad
States; Albert Lebrun,
2. Albany-New York, Colum.
bia,
8. Steamboat, John Fitch; motion.
picture machine, .
A. Inning, baseball ; chucker, -
5. Cobb Desert, Asia; Sahara
Desert, .
6. Henry Morgenthau, Treasury:
Henry A. Wallace,
Z. Treasure Island" Robert Lou,s
Stevenson; "The Lady of the
Lake."
s. Mayor, city; Governor, -.
8. AL Simmons, baseball: Tommy
Armour,
10. United States, Washington, D.
c.; India, -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-05-21
Answers

AnsWer9
/. France.
2. South Carolina.
8. Thomas A. Edison.
A. Polo.
5. Africa.
6. Agriculture.
Z. Sir Walter Scott.
8. State.
9. Golf.
10. Delhi.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-05-21

21-30
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
KEVIN-SUNBURST FIELD
KEYIN-sUNBURsT OF AND GAs ZEE

-GoeddeEtz SEA 635sW
Big West-Datqust No CsL NWa NE4 2l-35-SW ~ $3.50
on 18&
ddy-Ve NO l. Sc
colonel Kevin No sw NE NEz 27-3s-Sw
Continental-State No Sc NE3 Me- 16-35-2W On I0D
Continen No ls-s5-2w 10
15m
Cook & ddy-Ha No l., 25-3s-2W
Cooks LocaaOm5
Coolidge s. No
Coolidge & Cooidge-Shaw Sc on $50
Coolidge g. OH 60#1
a. 49,
Crume No 4 1a7Na
G
2 NV 3536-2W L0caat1mAa
Crumle No.
shawl No Q fba@a
a. No 4
].
CTabtree No. l4-342W 15aa
spuddsA
14-353W on
Graf
nmper Craig 1a@I
Martin No. SWa SEA 8351w on LOS
Martin No E L 1s-35-lw OH ISL
tew l6o#1
Mcknight Nc. NWaSwa i9-35-2w
No. 3 SWa NWa 2835-lW on
Montex- Pet-Kippen No. sW Nwa Sw4 2-34-iE 17S@S
AGunger-Bath / 1888
Eung dersonN
l.
Nepstad vandepas-solbeg 1szm
ReichoffBaum l To-
Superior -
-
mth-Haugen No / OH -
Sl-35-3W ia88
IS
No
whte-Eaugen No GEL NEi SEA II-SS-3w 11s
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
NEW COLLEGE BULLETIN

Tax Delinquency and Mortgage
Foreclosures" Is the title of the sew
enth bulletin in a series, prepared by
DR.. r. r. Renne Of the department Of
agricultural economics at Montana
State college, on readiusting Mon
tana's agriculture. In this latest bull
letin Or. Renne cites the extent and
growth OF tax delinquency In Montana,
causes for this condition, and measures
taken to reduce the delinquency. Mort
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
CUT BANK OIL FIELD
CUT BANK 1896 COMPETITIONS

3 20-35-6W Oil
Sci NWa 2S-S6-6W l2MGas 1925
san-Jacks No. / s-S2-Sw
as-All sl-ss-5w OH 2s97
Crumley 10 G 31-Ss-Sw
$40 Goodman Tribal 1877 NO NWa sWa 25sssW Dry s2A0
28g Indian on Hrtson NO MIA SEA l4sz-ew on 2Sss
17ss6w oil 2o6S
DumheIe Sc SEA NEa l0-s4-6W Oil 2e6
SEA 25sS-6W on 2s20
NWa 7-S2-5W OIL 2e44
s2sS5w sss
Montana I-s4-sw
Montan No
AEontana NO. 27g7
c 2s-ss-5W 05
Esler No NE rws 5-ss-sw Dry 275
31-S45W
No. Sw NWz 2346W OH 1850
A6ontan / sOs45w oil 2TT
SEA s-S35w OH 1852
PwerWard SWa e355W 1888
MILESTONE NO sva NEa s-SS5W Oh 1856
sal No S
No. c 2oO
OnEzaines 6 SEA SW3 2S46W Oil 2S0
ss1 Santa Rita harrington NO sW NWa 2ss5W OH 1870
/ 5325W Oil 294
Rita-Iander / sw SEA l6-S5-6w OIL 2952
AacCabe Nwa s1-ss-5w on 2pO
NE3 S4S66W OIL S165
Nwa 5s46W oil 1884
Ria-TrfDa No q SW SEA NEa l6-S5-6W on 1850
Spencer uier-Tw 70 /
spencC1o 2, 253S-6w 2ess
8 Sw5 12-S4sW OIL 27os
rTantGetty No. c Nwa swa 2s4sw on $3.50
arran z @ 1334-6W OIL 2840
Tarrant No
TarrantJones ss45w OIL 1885
346 Tarrant-Long Miller No NEa NE3 24-S46W OH 225
2, s-s4-6w OH 1884
2 36-34-6W Oil 29z5
TexacoE wingN No
Texaco 15S56W 1880
S2l west line SWa Sa l5S46W on 2e
s22 TexaeoJones No @ NWa sw3 6-ss-5w OH 2S7s
Q L 22-356W OIL 1895
s6-ss-6W OIL 5000
/ 2755
22 NW3 NWz 5-325W OIL 2sT4
s-s2-5W Oil 5000
2-35-6W Oh 27O
S6-S3-6W Oil 1880
n-A1 Ill 31-33-5W OIL 2785
Wilkinson 126 G NEs NWa 7S25W OH 2844
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

liar way and the bulletin Is wen H-
Illustrated with maps and charts. Copies
may be obtained by writing the MOas-
tana agricultural experiment station.
Bozeman, and asking for bulletin va
$40.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27

smith No i MA swa l4-sa-sE spadded
BIRNEY DOME
Birney Gas and ON No. Lot sec s-ss-4sE s4s
BowDorN
so.aon :. NV wv Sc
B0wdon-utn . I4s-saE So Il gas 900
Town q ssoo No sEx 10000 Cas- 500
Ss &c sS sw s%s IVA r III Cas- 1879 1879
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
NoP1s Hssss ss NO 81 Nw N sS ,sa7E $50 $50
BUTTON BUTTE
Rowland SEA 500
BOW AND ARROW
Green KyeClark / 100000 Gas 1850
BULL HEAD STRUCTURE
Campbell Hughes No l2-sO-4w 14O
CEDAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Montana Dakota Utilities NO l. NE Nwa l7-Rs-SzE sos
Utilities Unit No SEA sws SssSssE can
CHoTEAU STRUCTURE
r17uuheler -FichOn No / @ SEA sw8 l424-Sw
Chamberlain rzsldnan No sEE s-lS-sw Abandoned
oo,,n.,. o.. y. 81, DEAN u, AA5NTsIcLINE 49,.
Continental i swa 2Ss-iTE Rs
Alova No sv svs B 1z 7esaE FIELD rroduen.
NO NV mws sar snow or O.
I SS lan SIs BANK A No Ssz SEA usan @
/ smith Lake CITY 3 g: Rs
O L smith, Hsivsrson No NwlNEa s-sszE 1855
Ono sssss " NJ / T$ " sT ii s in. GO: s.: Sc
No DYEE ~ g. s Srs gc3sgRE $3.50
EAST BRIDGER
Haruo n-ReynOlds / Nwa sl-ss-sw sOO
FLAT CoULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton ct al Nor NEh Sw4 lO-S7-5E 28n
FLAT WILLOW
SMITH Il. NJ Ne So ~ sT Fl lime l ag
HARDIN STRUCTURE
i Ss5OI
HoBsoN DOME ~
Hm 70 sO-llV-lSE ss5l
PENDRoY
snssa No II EwsSw, ssw water 1900
NO P 81 RI sA. Oh 2 WELD Location
l0-27-4w 1870
/ iessl
Hastings Erickson No. NV sw8 NW3 lO-274W 19eOI
Mills Erickson Bylaw laO
RATTLBsNAKE BUTTE
-Ausad No sw Nws 22-s2sE sNI
ROSCOE DOME
Parke S2O0I
ROUND BUTTE
Butte 1893,
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent Tribal NO / 24-6s3zE OIL 1855
SOUTH DEVON
l a0saaE ADD
THREE FORKS
Nwa 20o
Cas- No
WALLER AREA
NordOn- Kinch aalom No NV Nwa Nwa l2-2ssw 1000
TezacO-Unt NO Nwa SEA s2-sl-5w $3.50
TexacO Unit No 2 c Nwt 2l-sON-Sw SS
wHITLAsH OIL FIELD
-AGahoney No CIVIL SEA swa 2s-s7-E OH lSN
Western Nat Gas schafer NO sws sEa i4-s7-4E on He
Western Western N0a Wss NO NO. s sWa li SW E m os e %
wINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmont Exp Co-Pennock No NEa NEa 6-2l-lsE $50
+Scharn No 2 NW3 NE3 35-22-17E
Location
Enmon -Crosser No
Judith Operating / swa 26-22N-l7E $50
Fenholt No Sc Nws swa 2+21N-l7E ZOO J.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Cobb-Pardee-AI / 1A
2 G 23-33-5W Re
35-S5-6W Or
Consoi IA Al @ Cellar
Czumley-A s1-3S-5W 25O
ota-Mo 14-34-6W Rig
Gardne No. 22O
rter-A1 3 6325W 1851
C, 363s6w Location
10-34-6W OIL 29OC
on 3833-6W 1895
Spuddine
Manning &
Montan @ NW4 1-S4-6W
/
Adontan Power No G
Adontan Power vfnkler No / G
EwaldN / G 9-32-5W
Par 2-34-6W $500
atterson- / l-33-6W
G NWa SW3 19S45W I20f
Stewar II 1 1-S2-6W
TarrantGetty Swz 2s46W 24OC
S-32-6W
17-32-5W
1-32-6W
Land Bank No SEA 11-S4-6W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-06-27
MANTEn M nREGON

Gov Elmer Holt has received g reaasas
from Gov. Charles Martin Of OrcEon for ths
return 70 that state Of Paul z. Martin h@A@
ct Bozeman, 20 face a charEe Of robbins =
store At Bonanza. Ore, April o.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
s100 BOND SET For BOY
IN LUMBER YARD FIRE
David Miles, 8, viii Face Juve.
nile Court April 8 About
$4,000 Blaze.

Eight-year- -old David Miles, charged
with starting Q small fire which spread
into O $4,000 conflagratioa In y
Southeast Washington lumber yard
and destroyed 10 garages and dam
aged nine homes March z, yesterday
was placed under 500 bond by Judge
Fay Bentley In Juvenile Court for
trial April 9.
David came to court represented by
an attorney and his parents. Both
parents claim the boy did not set fire
to the lumber yard. The father. q
w. p. A. employe at the navy yard,
claims his son was playing with his
brothers and sisters at home when the
fire started.
The youngster. however. told De-
tective Salkeld of the NTH precinct
that he started small fire in the
lumber yard to keep warm and that
he fed when the fire spread. The
father charged that police led the boy
to confess the setting Of the fire by
pretending that he had done some
thing smart"
Evening star., 1936-03-19
MANS CRUC|F|X|0N.
IS BELIEVED FAKE|
Officials Say He Allowed
Himself to Be Nailed to
Cross for "Sympathy."
ny the Associated Press.

NJ the Associated Press.
OCALA, Fla, March l9.-Sherif s.
o. NJ. Thomas said last night the
"erueifixion" of George ]. Zimmerman
near here yesterday looks like fake
70 me-"
Zimmerman was unfastened by
policemen this morning frenn q heavy
wooden cross to which he had been
nailed. -Four and one-half inch spikes
we're driven through his hands and
feet and his lips had been sewed to-
Sether with heavy twine.
Police were called to the scene by
James White, workman on the Cross
Florida ship canal and friend Of Tim
norman. White said he had heard
sreans from q wooded section within
the city limits and, investigating, found
Zimmerman. He said heavy hunting
coat covered the mans head.
Questioned by OfficiaIs.
Attorney General Gary d. Lands,
who hurried here from Tallahassee at
the order OF Gov. Dave SholtZ, joined
Sheriff Thomas yesterday afternoon in
questioning Zimmerman.
After lands left, Sheriff Thomas
said his investigation had convinced
him the ''crucifixiep" was faxed.
At st. Augustine, where Zimmerman
lived before coming here, acquaint-
ances said he sometimes entertained
others by sticking pins and needles
into his body.
Sheriff Thomas said his investiga-
ton was not complete and he declined
Immediately to add to his brief state
ment.
White was arrested late yesterday
and officers started lengthy ques-
tioning.
B. B. Barnett, police dpgerprint ex-
pert, said he found in Timmerman's
automobile two spikes like those ham
nnered through his hands apd feet,
He said lumber used in the cross cor
responded to wood found not far from
where Zimmerman was found.
Wanted to Gain Sympathy.
Meanwhile, Zimmerman lay in a
hospital here, tossing and groaning
Chief of Police J. H. Spencer said he
believed Zimmerman allowed himself
to be nailed to the cross ''for COM
munistic reasons" He said Thinner.
man wanted to get publicity and "gair
sympathy"
Zimmerman said he was driving hii
house-car to Camp Roosevelt, to apply
fer another Job on the canal when hi
was halted by man with q pistol. He
said he was forced into the woods by
the man, who threw a heavy hunting
coat over his head and was joined By
three or four others.
After the first nail was driver
through his hand. Zimmerman related
he lost consciousness. He said while
he was being manhandled one of the
men muttered This ought to teach you
to keep your trap shut-you should
have stayed out of Florida while YOU
were away"
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Red Room Suites

THREE-PIECE CLASSIC-MODERN
BEDROOM GROUP with double bed,
chest of drawers and dresser with
hanging mirror. Dustproof through
out. Rich, cherry-colored finish
with black trim and antique gilt
drawer swagS. Reduced to---44.95
FOUR PIECE PEGGED STYLE
MAPLE BEDROOM GROUP of
double bed, dresser with mirror, van
ity with mirror and chest. Dust
proof throughout. Reduced to 1895
FOUR-PIECE, BEDROOM GROUP
in mahogany or walnut finish. Panel
style bed, dresser and vanity with
swinging mirror, mans chest, 64.95
THREE-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP
in sturdy Northern maple. Full
sized bed, chest of drawers and
dresser with mirror
CHIPPENDALE BEDROOM GROUP
in genuine mahogany veneers with
soft, dull-rub finish. Double bed,
dresser, vanity with hanging mirror
and highboy boy------------------$S9
Farsifare-Fonrfk Floor
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Gold Discovery DELAYED.

The worlds richest gold field, the
Witwatersrand Reed Of the Union of
South Africa, was examined in 1850
by a German geologist who returned
Immediately to Germany, possibly
with the news of his discovery, but
who was accidentally killed just as
he reached home. An Australian ex-
pert examined the region but hurried
away to the scene of a rich strike
elsewhere. leaving the gold still to be
discovered.
Evening star., 1936-03-19
German Poetry Lecture.

Or. Edward II. Sehrt, professor oi
German at George Washington UNI
varsity, will give a lecture On lyric
poetry Of Germany at q meeting of the
German Literary Society at the home
of the president, Miss Anita SchAde
1929 Rhode Island avenue, on Sat-
urday evening.
Evening star., 1936-03-19

Living Room Suites
2.PIECE MODERN LIVING ROOM
SUITE, with deep, coil-spring inner
construction that makes it really
comfortable. Attractive coverings in
rust or green tapestry. Sofa and
SIMPLE, MODERN STYLED
FRAME, sturdily constructed in the
Kroehler fine way. With loose, re-
versible seat cushions. Coverings in
a choice of colors. Sofa and
TWO-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE,
with tapestry coverings. Greatly re-
duced to close out. Sofa and
MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITES,
upholstered in green, rust or brown
tapestry. Deep, coil-spring inner
construction. Sofa and chair $50
KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITE,
covered in green frieze. Comfortable
roll-arm style. One only to close
out. Sofa and chair $50
Fgrnifare-Foarfh Floor
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Tailored POngee Curtains
4.9S and 5.98
Table LanlpS------2.98

Limited number of table lamps, with
china bases in ivory, beige, blue, coral or
rose; complete with pleated or stretched
silk-top shades. Sizes for end or lamp
tables. Shades slightly soiled.
Lamts-FIffh Floor
Evening star., 1936-03-19
House Wares

u
20 Storage Cahinats. 60" high, brown fin-
ish. Slightly damaged. Friday reduced
Moth Cabinets of heavy fiber for storage
purposes. Friday
Steel Trash Burners, electric weld. with
cover Friday
Vashon Tissues, no phone or c. o. D.
orders, please ---------------ZO rolls 7Sc
Gas Cooker. 3-burner style. Oven and
broiler. Friday -------------------- SoS
Garbage Pail corrugated galvanized, Az
gal. size. Friday 5Sc
Unfinished Chest, 6-drawer size. Fri
Floor Mops, oil or dust type. Friday -19c
Corn Brooms, limited to customer,
please
Bath Hampers, splint, bench-type ham
pers. Friday 79c
Shower Curtains, broadcloth; figured and
plain styles. Friday sSc
Mantel and Fireplace, only; display
models. Friday ------I'.sS
100 Steel Cabinets, with or without
shelves. Regularly 4.98. Friday 2.77
Steel Cabinets, IS" high, with shelves
Slightly marred. Friday ay-------------1.5s
Hsasewares-Fiffk Floor
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Clearance!
Sewing Machines

Reconditioned treadle sewing machines
greatly reduced for Friday. All have
been thoroughly reconditioned by our
expert mechanics and have a Palais
Royal guarantee.
; Standard machines, reduced to 500
/ Minnesota machine, reduced to 7.5O
/ White Rotary machine, reduced
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to 800
2 Singer machines. reduced to---A.W
Sewise Maehises-Seeo"d Floor
Evening star., 1936-03-19
Dining Room Suites

10-PIECE DINING ROOM GROU1
Duncan Phyfe motif console serve
Buffet (66 in. long,, secretary Sty1
china, extension table, 1 arm and
side chairs -S----$1a