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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-30
MOVIE NOTES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-30

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT. June 29th, A. D. 1887. ESTATE of PATRICK F. DEELEY, late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of MAY T. CASS, Administratrix, praying that she may be authorized to sell, cer- tain real estate belonging to said Estate, as per application on file more fully appears, 1t is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Waterbury, in said District, on the 9th day of July A. D. 1897 at 10:00 o'clock in the fore noon Standard Time), and that mo- tice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing this order one time, in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, also by leaving with or by mailing in registered letters, postage prepaid from Waterbury, a copy of this order to all parties in- terested and residing without the Probate District of Waterbury on or before the 30th day of June 1887.
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY. 6-30-1t Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1937-02-17

TiIiiCO-GQSC tiSSOGST SGiiOPi
package. l2xl5-inch size
Woodward g. Lothrop Cleansing
Tissues. friIed edge, 300 9xl2-
inch sheets. 3 packages Doc
5se. Package -
Hair Brushes, fine quality, 8 OPEN
back styles from which S1.7S
to choose. Pure bristes =
NaiI Brushes with pastel hondles,
assorted coIors and styles. S2c
Good erode bristles. Each ~
Bath Brushes, long handled, de-
tochobIe, posteIs or not 7Qc
uroI wood finishes. Eoch ~
PrephyIoetie Hair Brushes in on
assortment Of twelve QSc
styles. Pure bristles
PrephyIaetie Hair Brushes in dis
continued styles. Pure 1870
bristIes. Eoch
ProphyIoetie Hair Brushes in dis
continued Stronzit style. S1.78
Fine erode of bristIes
Woodward g. Lothrop Tooth
Brushes in four styles, os-
sorted posteI handles. 1Qc
; for soc. Eoch-- ~
Bemboo HondIs Tooth Brushes
packed three together in Cello
phone. s packages 81. DC
Woodthrep Senitory Napkins,
soft and absorbent. so in OSe
O box. z boxes ~
Moke-up or Showing Mirrors,
posteI fromes, plain and 16r
moonifyine. Special. Eoeh ~
Whisk Brooms, three styles. one g,
style with pastel hondIe. DC
Good quality bristles
GiIdex Lined Bottle Kits in new
Spring prints, with two 7Qr
jors and one bottle ~
Guest Powder Puffs in three
styles, packed in drum style
contoiner > for 81. 2Se
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Evening star., 1937-02-17

Nv S1eetS 10 q
ets.
Jemor Hand Lotion, q liquid
cream, and pair Lotex
beouty gloves. Purse 6Se
totion
Woodward 6 Lothrep oetmseI
Cleansing crsom. for dry 7Qc
or nornoI skin. Jor-- ~
Cherries Of the Ritz Rsjuvsnss-
enes crssm. Regular $3.50 81
size jors - -
Woodward g Lethrep All -Wstsr
seep. II eokes to box. &c
s lovely odors -- W
Cent? csstiIs Seep, obout O four
pound bor, cut into IS S1.2S
good size cokes. Box
Roget 8 GsIIet Seth sosp, un-
wrapped, five odors, packed
six eokss to box S1.35
Woodthrep Ssnitery Nspkins,
soft, absorbent. II nap 7Se
kins to box. s boxes for ~
imported Wssh Cloths, postel
with fancy borders. Special, 1Qr
; for 4se. Eoch--- ~
AIpid Pine Both SeIts, imported
from England. Gener- S1o7
Gus Ioree tins
Swiss Pine Beth oil, discontinued
bottle. l6-ounee, Sz.15;
8-ounee, $I.l5; 4-ounee 6Se
Woodward 8 Lethrep Tinted
Toilet Tissue, ! 900 sheets H0e
to q roll. Dozen rolls w.
Toilet Tissue, mode expressly for
Woodward 6 Lothrop.
,0OO-sheet rolls. Dozen SQr
Charles Of the Ritz Fses Pew
der. blended for you individually
by SpeeioI Representative. Dis
continued bos rsou'o''y 81
WrisIsys Cold crssm Seep.
poeked 6 cokes in box; 2Qr
assorted scents, box-- ~
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Women's Pull.on Doeskins. ST 1.S5

Six button length puons, deinnousquetore styles,
with bolton thumb, and P K. Natural and white only
Womens Fabe Cloves 6button buonne White 81
cream, ohomois, beige, black and brown
Womsns Foney Fobrie Cloves puon styles with novelty trimming 81
ond cuffs Beige, navy block and brown -
Womens Puon Fabe Gloves oubutton LENGTH fine 7Qr
fobric White, black, brown.
GLOVES, AISLE 49, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Velvet Ribbon, SOC yard

Crush-resistont velvet ribbon, 5 inches
wide, in all the new Spring shodes Reeu-
lorIy 75c yard.
Moire Hair Ribbon Dark and posteI shades. 0Oe
Regularly 3Oc yard. Yord
Msssone Ribbon, 7-ineh width. in new d2c
Spring coIors, for seorfs and soshes. Specie! 'O
RIBBONS, AISLE 2o FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Women's Umbrellas, S2.65
Special for Anniversary

Imported silk and mixtures, plain Prince
Of Wales and fancy handles. Large os-
sortment of potterns.
wome"'s % 81, imported umbts'!o. in eorIo s1.65
Women's Oil Silk Umbrellas in ploin OIL
over. owe. Dot'ems' Attractive e0'0's handle s1.65
n imported TED Silk esd Mixed Feb,is vmb':e's3.35
Womsn's Oil Silk Rain Coots, white, red, 80 .6s
navy, green, brown. Full cut, we'll finished -
UMBRELLAS, AISLE 16, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Women's Neckwear, S1.8S


Collars, coIor and cuff sets, vestees and
bows in embroidered oreondie and lace
trimmed embroidered net, in high and
wee style neokIines Regularly $2.e5.
Sheer hsekwsar in oreondie, seoraette; S1.38
lace ondnet trimmed CoIlors. sets, vestees
Wosteoots, imported eyeet embroidery. S2.o5
Pique bocks White, beige
BIousettes Of Paisley handkerchief linen, bock-
buttonino. Blue ond brown conbino- - os
Sleeveless orsondy Guimpes. trimmed in S2.o5
Vo-type lace. High and wee necks -
Neekweor in pique, trimmed in Irish loce. 6Qc
Women's Seors in tubular, Ascot, square 60c
styles. Royon, silk crepe sheer WOOL w
Pleotins and Rufflns by the yord, in sheer organ
die, mousseIine and net. A Sprino-like 6Qr
Guin,pes Of fine lawn, loce and entre- SO3S
deux trimmed. BoIero and suit types
Searf and Belt Sets in oil silk, with matching ring
Shodes Of brown, green, wine, red, black, 81
NEcKwEAR, AISLE Is, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Etiquette, Special S2.''
Blue Book of Social Usage by Emily Post

This outstanding authority on
recognized the world over.
Well bound. Printed on GOOD
The Works OF Mork Twoin in
l0-voIume sets. HE most pop
ulor works. durobIy SA.o5
cIoth-bound
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Novelty Jewelry, Special CSC

An assortment including necklaces, pins clips poir-cps
bracelets and eornes, in silver and gold color netoI
Some eoored pieces Also rhinestone pieces, including
clips, pins necklaces, eornes bracelets and poir-cps
Rhinestons jewsry in Meo Photo Fome gold sill
including neekIoees broee- OSc finishes 7Qr
let's pins and eIips---- ~ Six SpecioI---- ~
Simulated PeoH keekoees Metal Photo Fremes gold
sorted lengths sizes Sin 81 As silver finishes Three 81 IS
gle, two and three srond = sizes. Special
NOVELTY JEwrRY, AIsIEs 8, 5 AND 7, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Artificial Flower Bouquets
Special 58C

CeIophone, patent leather, royon and
silk crepes in selection, including field
flowers, carnations, roses, eordenios,
doisies, eeroniums, osters and clover
Bright and Sprine-Ike
Flower Bouquets and Boutonnieres in O Coy 2Qc
assortment in white ond coIors Eoch -- ~
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, AISLE Is, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Mems, Women's Handkerchiefs
A"p'ss,i''' p,;ess Sc 7t~n

Mems white and coIored mi
ems white and coIored e
finished.
Mems lnitioIed Handkerehisfs in
q soft sheer linen with hand
rolled hens and initioled. 2Sr
3 for 95e. Eoch-- ~
Mems Plain Handkerehiefs Of
soft pure linen in good generous
sizes, all with hoIf-ineh S110
hens. 6 for-
HANDKERcHrEFs, AISLE II, FIRST FLe
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Dress Laces, S1.4O yard

ExquisiteIy doinN dress Ioees in two
lovely patterns. Spring shades. Reeu-
IorIy SITS yard.
Cotton Sports Loees in clever pattern. eight 72c
colors Regularly ST yord. Special, yord---
LAczs AND YELLING, AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17

etiquette and social usage,
Photographic illustrations.
paper.
Funk and Wssnslls Prsesiesl
Stenderd Dictionary, beautifully
bound, bound and up-to-dot'. $3.o5
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Women's Handbags, S2.2S

Envelope and pouch styles, in grained
and patent Ieothers Wide variety of
styles in q large assortment of coIors
Leother Handboss in oroined, patent 81 IS
leothers. 8 eolors in many styIes--
Petite Point Bass, metal frones. Beige, black
backgrounds. Mirror and change purse 81 as
fitted
Women's Belts in potent LEATHER suede and 6Qc
Golf. VI to ! " inch widths. Ten colors W.
.sas"s' .s s'''fe'd' !" PInsso Morocco os S1.45
LEATHER GooDs, ArsLEs 8 AND 10, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Woodward & Lothrop
Cleansing Tissues, CSC 'eft'st' 6;

edge tissues, Ceophone wrapped $50 sheets TO
package. 12xl5-inch size Sheets
Evening star., 1937-02-17

Impsriei vsIIum Writing Pepper,
single, double sheets, with 3-let-
ter monogram, name and od-
dress, or name and motif. SO
sheets, so envelopes. Two weeks
delivery. Z boxes 81. SSc
Fountain Pens for men and wonn-
en-. full size l4-korot gold points.
In iizord green, Iizord S1.55
eroy and black. SpeeioI
Msxieon Onyx Desk Sets, l2xl9,
Ieother-cornered desk pad, onyx
base coIendor, fountain pen and
base, paper knife and Sd.S5
rocker bIotter
Leather Writing Folios with pot
ent slide fostener on three sides
and three pockets. Blue, S2.4S
green end brown. SpeeioI
Leother Telephone Indexes with
pencil and memo pod. Assort-
nent Of Ieothers and COL OSc
ors. Gold tooIed. 4Hx5k ~
STATIONERY. AIsLEs 2, 4 AND 6,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-02-17

led hdndkerchIefS and Wof1-
,roidered styles, hond-spun
Womsn's Lovely Hsndkssehisfs,
sheer, yet Substantial, with hond-
rolled hens and dointy en- &c
broidery. > for 95e. Eoch ~
Womsn's Fine Handkerchief in
larger size that is becom- QSe
ing 50 populor. Eoeh--- W
Evening star., 1937-02-17

American Bseuty PIeyins Cords,
mode by makers of Congress
Playing Cords. u designs. 6Qc
z decks to box. Box W.
Cord TabIe Covers, suede-tin-
ished cloth, with three Letter
monogram, in four styles. Green,
ton, brown, blue. Allow 7Sc
one week for delivery ~
Revolving Poker Rocks. woInut
or mahogany finishes, with
cover and 200 unbreok- S4.o5
obIe chips in four coIors
Roulette Wheels in black, 10
inch size, 24xl8-inch 81 QS
felt layout
Serop Books with wood groin
covers. Size l0xl3, with so
MoniIlo poper leoves. OSc
Loree, roony books ~
Boxed Pencils, striped, with
erosers. SO pencils to q box.
Red. blue and green. gold
stamped with your name. Allow
one week for delivery. 7Qc
Special, box -- ~
Remington Portfolio Typewriters
with stondord, eosy-to-o -opsrote
key boord. Model S. S3Q.5O
Sturdy coryine cose
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Monogrammed Writing Paper
Anni,ersary CSC

Note or letter Sizes single folded Sheets veum and
linen finishes plain bordered and novelty finishes Hot
stamped with gold silver three monogram
so sheets, so envelopes. Complete at this price. Two
weeks delivery
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Rimless Optical Mountings
1T One.Half a.

Rinless mountines in eoId-fiIIed white
and yellow, with lO-k centers. The price
is for mountines only.
oxfords, white gold filled with AK. sphine ondZ
sterling silver chain. Oxfords and chain so
only ~
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Women's Watch Bracelets

Specially SIS
Priced
Double black cord bracelets with white
and yellow eoId-fiIed fittings, with od
justoble metal safety clasp. Attached to
your watch here while you wait.
JEwELRY REPAIR DESK, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-01-22
SCHOOL ENDS TRIAL.
OF NO HOME WORK.
Board Drops Supervised
Study Plan at Anacostia
High February |.

The supervised study plan In the
Junior section of the Anacostia Junior
Senior High School, plan which was
designed to eliminate home work
will be discontinued January 81.
The Board Of Education, at . meet
ing yesterday, voted to end the ex-
pertinent on recommendation of Supt.
Of Schools Frank w. Baliou, who said
the discontinuance had been urged by
Asst. Supt. Chester w. Holmes, former
principal of the school, who inaugu-
rated the plan last Spring.
The board also voted to inform the
Civil Service Commission that it in
tends to continue reappointing teach
ers and other employees who resigned
because Of the marriage-clause pro-
vision Of the economy act.
DR.. Ballou told the board that, be-
ginning with the new term February
l. the combination junior-senior high
school will house senior high pupils
for the first time. At present the
school is being used only for junior
high students.
Cites Handicap TO Plan.
In recommending the "no-home-
work" experiment be discontinued
DR.. Holmes said:
I'm view of the fact that both junior
and senior divisions will be under one
roof, and recitation periods for both
divisions must necessarily be operated
on the same bell circuit, it seems un-
Evening star., 1937-01-22

TO the administrative procedure about
which the commission complained.
The superintendent pointed out that
in May, 1894, the commission held
that the marriage clause provision
docs not apply to the appointment
or reinstatement Of persons in the
government Of the District Of Column
bia." Since that time employees Of
the school system have been rein-
stated. They have been required,
however, to qualify anew and have
not been accepted on their former
ratings.
THE rules of the board covering
eligibility requirements Of candidates
do not include any prohibition against
admitting to the teachers examina-
tions q person who has resigned as q
result Of the operation Of section 49,"
the statement said.
DR.. Ballou's recommendation that
the Committee on Rating, which drew
up a proposed rating sheet for teach
erS, be continued as q standing COM
mittee was adopted. The board also
took steps to bring about the Or
ganization OF . rating committee for
school officers and the Personnel Com
mittee was told to study what officers
shall be appointed on that COM
mittee.
Mrs. Marion Wade Doyle, president
Of the board, was unable to attend
because Of illness.
Evening star., 1937-01-22

desirable to have such . large number
Of bells ring throughout the day aS
would be necessary If the recitation
periods Of the two divisions were not
identical in length. It would be diff.
ficult for both teachers and students
to carry on work under such COM
pletely different circumstances and
procedures"
The experiment. begun last Spring
and continued through the present
term. added 80 minutes to the days
schedule and divided the longer peri
DDS between recitation and supervised
study. The plan called for an $50
to 3 O'Clock program. John Paul Col
lins, principal of the school, also
urged the plan be discontinued.
Students to Be Transferred.
The recent completion Of two addi-
tional wings will give senior high pu-
pills their first chance to use the
school, and the board yesterday
cleared the way for the transfer of
$50 students who live in Anacostia
from Eastern High School to the
junior-senior institution. All of these
will 20 to the new school beginning
February l, with the exception OF the
students in the Cadet Corps, who will
be permitted to complete the year at
Eastern. Pupils graduating from the
Anacostia school this month will SIM
ply move to the senior high section
Of the school.
In the statement to be transmitted
to the Civil Service Commission
the board sets forth its policy
in reinstating teachers, clerks and
other employees who voluntarily left
the service under section 213 (the
marriage clause of the economy act.
The question first arose early this
month, when the commission COM
planned the board had "evaded" the
law.
The statement. submitted by DR..
Ballou, assemblies the various rules
and practices Of the board relating
to the appointment and reappoint.
ment of teachers as those rules pertain
Evening star., 1937-01-22

school year-that If the Court Of Ap-
peals reverses the District Court ruling
permitting Lois Kemp to enter, they
will withdraw at the end Of the term.
The superintendent pointed out
that . total Of 80 nonresident stu
dents will be graduated from their
present schools at the end Of this
term and will move to other schools.
Forty-one non-residents were admit
ted during the first term after the
Kemp decision.
DR.. Ballou said there are approxi-
mately 1000 out-of-town pupils now
enrolled here, but he added this figure
might have been much larger II the
board had not limited the number
during the last few years.
DR.. Ballou also reported the entire
enrolment this year as OF January IA
was 93,312, as compared with 92,656
on January .. 1886. He said the in
crease was smaller than in the last
few years.
The board was ordered by District
Evening star., 1937-01-22
RAINBOW DIVISION
Veterans to Hold inauguration
Meeting Tomorrow.

The District Chapter OF Rainbow
Division Veterans Is scheduled to hold
It's inauguration" meeting at e:3t
pm. tomorrow, at the Willard Hotel
Frank Walsh. first counsel general os
the Federal Trade Commission, viii
talk on the European Situation"
Two members, Col. j. Monroe John,
son, Assistant Secretary of Commerce
and Representative Reece, Republican
OF Tennessee, also will speak.
Evening star., 1937-01-22
POLICY ON PUPILS
AWAITS. DECISION
NONRESIDENT Attendance to
Continue as New Term
Is Beginning.

The Board Of Education yesterday
decided to continue its policy Of per-
mitting nonresident pupils whose
parents are employed in Washington
to attend District schools through the
new term ending June 80 or until .
decision by the Court Of Appeals In
the Lois Kemp case
DIR. Frank w. Ballou, superintendent
Of schools, told the board that because
Of their distribution throughout the
system the students from nearby
Maryland and Virginia could be en-
rolled without bringing about over.
crowded conditions.
All non-residents will be enrolled
under the same condition that existed
during the first term Of the present
Evening star., 1937-01-22

Court last November 10 allow the en-
rollment Of Lois Kemp, a resident of
Arlington, Va, whose father. John s.
Kemp, Is employed here as . w. P. A.
dBbursing officer. The father had
brought suit after Lois was barred
from school last September.
Evening star., 1937-01-22
Penny Bad Luck.

LA GRANGE, Ind. R.-Joshua J.
Mishler found q penny. He tossed it
against . window ledge. The coin
bounced back and struck him in the
eye. Mishler angrily threw it at q
tree. 1t rebounded again, hit him in
the mouth, chipped tooth.
The times-news., 1937-08-14
WOULD REVISE
ALIMONY LAW
Illinois Judge Urges Better
Break for Husbands;
Fewer Jail Terms

CHICAGO, Aug. Ii. (UP).-A
superior court judge who each
year hears the complaints of hun
drcds Of men and women seeking
divorce, believes revision of ali
mony laws necessary to give the
husband an even break.
Under present laws cindlctlve
wife or her lawyer pressing for
his fee can Jail a man for failing
to pay, and keep him there unit!
Satisfactory" arrangements are
made. according to Judge John c.
Lcvc.
"Thc practice of sending a huS-
band to jail when he falls behind
in his aIimony is too frequently
abused Judge Levc said.
"Onlv i'm the most aggravated
The times-news., 1937-08-14
cases should this procedure be- re-
sorted to-
SUGGESTS THEY BE
INDICTED

Instead Of commitments Tor
contempt Of court upon failure To
pay, aS is the usual procedure,
judge Lcve suggested that aggra.
waited cases be made indictablc
orfcnscS.
'Jn this way the states at
torncy and the grand jury would
bring the charge. and guilty
man punished with Jail"
Lawyers, he said, found the
"contempt Of court" procedure
the easiest way Of pressing their
alimOny cdScS because the courts
were too ready to commit a man
20 jail.
"Thcrc are other ways Of col
lccting alimony-by the entry Of
Judgment, as in any other civil
debt, or by seuestration Of the
defendants property" Ju d q Q
Lavc said.
Abuse of the law makes re-
vision necessary, he believes.
STRESSES ONE ABUSE
81 have even been told that
when man makes part payment
to gain his release, his wife's
lawyer has been known to keep
the money for his fee. This is, of
The times-news., 1937-08-14

course, not generally true, but
such abuses do occur"
Jude Rudolph f. Dcsort. au-
thor of several divorce reform
measures, has been considering n
bill! aboiiShing the commitment OF
Il man for nm alimOny debt by
contempt OF court proceedings.
An equitable substitute. he be-
licvcs. would be TO collect through
judgment proceedings.
Wholesale divorce reform is
contemplated by Chief Justice
George Niemeycr Of superior
Court. Nicmcycr's plan. which he
says will be put into effect in the
fall, would use but one judge in
stead of three To hear divorce
proceedings.
divorce" Judge Nicmeycr
said, has been made too easy"
The times-news., 1937-08-14
DUMMY" POLICE

FALL RIVER, Mass. (UP)-
Dummy" policemen now protect
Fall River school children from
speeding motorists. Life sized
wooden eirigicS of traffic officers
are stationed in the road in front
of the public school with "go
slow" warnings attached.
The times-news., 1937-08-14
HOPPERS UP $4,000 FEET

COLORADO SPRINGS. (UP).
A few ambitious members of the
grasshoppcr horde that invaded
Colorado this summer found their
way TO the Alpine laboratory, u
department Of the Carnegie In
stitution, 1900 feet up in the
Rocky Mountains near here.
The times-news., 1937-08-14
STILES BUSINESS

LYNN, Mass. (UP)-Kcnncth
NJ. Sutherland wondered why his
regular patrons failed to show up
at his diner. He noticed them
glance at the establishment, but
they kept on going. Outside he
found Il big sign. reading: zone
Way-DO Not Enter"
The times-news., 1937-08-14
TRAILER WIFE" SUES

PUEBLO. Cal. CUP)-Tired of
the life of Il trailer wife," Mrs.
Addie Drew filed suit against
Theron Drew for separate main
tenance. She charged ne COM
PEELED her and their five children
to live in trailer.
The times-news., 1937-08-14

OUR NEW SHIRT IRoNER is a
wonder in finishing Il shirt as
it should be to look well and
wear comfortably. Try our new
laundry service. Miller'S Laun-
dry d Cleaners. Phone 103.
l2O Fourth Ave. +.
The times-news., 1937-08-14
7-Professional Services

ANY ONE contemplating sowing
pOppieS or larkSpur, for next
spring would do well to CON
suit G.. F. Chaple, 726 First
Ave. W., for seeds and instruc-
tiunS.
The times-news., 1937-08-14
Special Notices

DESIRE to act as caretaker Tor
winter or permanently. Best
references. Address p. .. Box
1870.
The times-news., 1937-08-14

COAL-When it goes highe' 90
will be sorry you didn't take
advantage of prices we now now
%oota vou. Hendersonville Sup
niy g Coal Co. Phone 500
MiIlwork, building materials;
ntr
The times-news., 1937-08-14

OPTOMETRY-We have the lat
est modern equipment, long
training, varied experience ana
a complete stock of attractive,
stvliSh frames. Leona Allen
Young. OptOmetrist.
The times-news., 1937-08-14
MAY CUT MARRIAGE FEES

HONOLULU. (up).--To bring
marriage within the reach Of all,
n bill has been introduced in the
territorial legislature reducing
the fee for marriage licenses from
S5 TO 50. The old rate is believed
TO be the highest iii the United
States.
The times-news., 1937-08-14

IT'S YOUR privilege TO choose an
economical h home financing
plan: they are not. all alike.
Economy depends on initial
costs, interest rate and the
method and duration of pay
mcntS. Let's talk it over. First
Federal Savings & Loan Assn"
The times-news., 1937-08-14
Tines-News
Want I'D Rates
C,,b IN Advance

Cash IN ADVANCE
I'I"'' ,10'l for this size tyre tOr tOr
%~,.r ;..sr. .n: half price LOT
+. Fss...r.rr y. insertions, u,;.
s.S,. ra.r 81 a line tnis Ems
s'',g ,,Sg,.p; minimum Of five
:. rord this size type
|. 2 frst %,' Insertion; half
T., ,t5 for subsequent inser-
\. EE' +. word for type this
|. for first Insertion;
[i.priice for each addi'
[nal consecutive Inser'
pn' ~
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,ssIFIED DISPLAY RATE
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The times-news., 1937-08-14

COAL The very best a. "nt"I Pr
lower than may be expeceea ,
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w;IIc Lumber Co. Near Depot.
The times-news., 1937-08-14

rms WEEKS SPEClAL-tifty
THIS G,rgs Wh 100 per cent cotton
p"attress pv Heavy A.G;A. tick,
mat'ro S' sS o. Reliable Furniture
Sniy TSnnosite Court House.
Phone 770-J. "More Vaiue io'
vonr money"