La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1931, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWPiTnesdav. January 14, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Paee Eiprlil JUST LIKE THE OLD DAYS b i ! I I s ' 8 Society Brand ;!;.?;: Suits.;';'-'- ': ' . and Top Coats now as low as $18.00 All Suits 1-3 Off Westenhaver, Inc. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY it CHICAOO WHEAT Open Mur. (old) .'- (new) W May (old)... 84.84'4 (new) W!4 . Jul- UJi.CJ High .', Low .82 .G0?i Close Vi't .82 ft .84 W .8 ,', Jan. . May . Open .05 .(ia PORTLAND WHEAT . HKth Low Close .05 ..! .3 .08 .08 .im Artichokes On Market; Butter Lower Locally Artichokes were seen In some of tho Btorea today, but thoy lire received rnrely front California markets. They sell at 20 cents a piece. Other hot house products, such as radishes and onions are seen at various stores periodically, and sell around 10 cents a bunch. . Butter Is selling for from 20 cents to 30 cents a pound, while eggs re main the same at 25 cents to 30 cents. COVE PERSONALS LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS Hv Mrs. A. O. Conklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE, Ore. (opecuu vcv. C. E. Sugar, 100-lb. sack Vegetables N. Gem potatoes, lb. Sack . Parsley, bunch cove,, ure. tF "" - CnbbalI.. lb. .pmf"om a lSgeC where The formerly Yellow' onions, lb. Mvcd a"? will be appointed chaplain Cumbj 5 7 t0Tri'.u0eSourna,'ircanriio. 14 g'Sts unch Z. dnnefat the I. O. O. P. hall Turnips, bunch Friday evening that was largely at- parsnips, lu. rrmay ; Lettuce, head fri.hment were served by the lodge Garlic 10. -- nmSra Thta ls the first of a series Spinach, S lbs S Tancls given by this organization. Green pepper, lb The next will be given at one of the Pumpkin lb neighboring towns. It was an Invl- Z"! CPn Soblnson, the Union county Sweet potatoes. 3 lbs. cream tester Is testing In Cove this Tomatoes, lb WThe schools havo Just completed Florida grapefruit, 3 for . their mid-year exams, although the Bananas, lb reports are not ready for distribution. Apples, box . Among those who have been on the Lemons, do. . IT : . . ,. n twn rw HninffM. don Sick list ior too 1001. " : If",' VT111 85.80 .. So - 1.60 Be 3c 3c .... 250 .. 16c .... 20c .... 10c 3c lOg 16c 20c 25c 25c .. 35c 3c &c 10c 25c 35c 200 25c IOC ..60c J 83.00 45C Alfalfa Markets Steady to Stronger , WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (Special) Alfalfa markets wore steady to slightly stronger during the week 1 ending January 13. Increased offer ings wcro generally In good demand from all classes of the trade, accord- lng to the weekly alfalfa mnrket re- 1 view of the United States bureau of agricultural economics. California markets, although remaining about steady, showed relatively less strength than those In other sections, duo to , Improved pastures, cheap feed grains and continued low prices for dairy products. I Increased offerings met moro active j demand at KansaX City and prices ad- j vanced about 60 cents per ton on the medium and lower grades but trad- lng was light In tne top graces aim , i Quotations wero unchanged on that ..-.... DhtnMHi word nirntn In the market to fill an Increased number of feeding orders from tho south and east, Retailers, dairymen and stock yards' buyers offered a good outlet for all leafy hay suitable for feeding. 1 Meal millers bought light amounts suitable for milling ana 111 received fair amounts direct from producing Brcas on previous con- tracts. 1 Pacific Northwestern alfalfa mar-. kets were generally about steady to slightly stronger. Prices aavanceu about au cents per wu where U. 8. No. 1 alfalfa was quoted to the trade January 12 at 1 18.00 17.00. Shipping point prices for the same grade In tho Vaklma valley wore around 812.50 per ton. V. 8. No. 1 alfalfa was quoted to the trade at Portland at 17.60(t18.50, while f. o. b prices In the Hermlston district . were around $12.50 per ton. Butter And Eggs 35aS5c "".i"'."- ': ", h hs Drv orunee. 30 to 40 size. 3 lbs. 3SC Mrs. ju. - - ., 1""' i h risen Till but Butter, creamery, lb J930c .hil . h out analn. Joe Ooyetto Eggs, doa. 1. ...rrarinir from an awrravated at- Cheese, lb. tack of cold and flu. Fred McCains- Honey, comb -rr .i .d.nnt nn ooeratlon at Cottage cheese, lb. ul i.v. mm weeks oko. Is recover- Flour .2530u -29g35 35c 20c Unchanged Today Clara Bow Makes Her Court Room Debut In Trial of Daisy De Koe -Clara 1 Just then her eye caught that of ner iormer setjuiuij au t ADVERTISING FIRM OPENS ! L. A. OFFICE New Arrivals Printed and Plain Silk DRESSES for immediate wear lng and will come home Tuesday. Hard Federation. 4B lbs. Jan. 13. tec l5nc 33ii30c . w r w nnrker and Mrs. iiouio aoit waeav, uui. ' win ' ..ntertaln the Ladles Meat n,.iw t the home of the former Beef boll, lb. Thursday afternoon, Jan. 16. Pot roast, lb .. 'Mr and Mrs. Keith McCool will chops and steaks, bl. leave' Monday to visit a sister of Mr. Flstt McCool's who Is Berlously ill at her clams, lb. home In Eugene. . Salmon, lb. Mr and Mrs. Frank Piatt and Halibut, lb. daughter were woekend guests of Mr. Poultry Platfs brother, Rev. Walter Piatt and spring, lb. . family. Their nome i u nwij ho where they havo a largo dairy ugbt hens. lb. ranch. They havo rented their ranch and are on their woy to Arltona improvilment ,. on for the benefit of Mr. bLon imi ' i-r.. i 1 25 4.75 4.00 10C 30c 30c PORTLAND. Jan. 14 W Whole sale butter and egg quotations were SSSJTS "h LOS ANGELES. Jan. 14 m- as result of recent price declines. Bow. tripping blithely on the nrm of exclaimed: "All right, go ahead c- nrMiictinir low- hi- hov friend." Rex Bell, made her uc"j ni,.i" MUa n owuw b -- : . " , j . . . . . una sneer hv mv, uaioj i er price here because of furiner at- courtroom debut ruesuay in i i .... t her hcatl and th0 actress i G' "nthcr.Bradlord & Co.. leading cllnes in other coast markets and of grnnd theft oharges Bgaiiist her J reaCbed for a handkerchief and fuentner uniu chicago advertising la the east. Eariy ouner jormer oecru.u.j. jr - Idnubbed her eyes. agency, has open- to retailers was ui nie red-holred octross wun uib . moments Inter she again'; ; fs;l an omce The firm Bricht silks, sprightly prints and black, of course, in rcfresh fngfy new stylcf. The fashion details include contrasting clrs, lingerie touches, draped and tied neck ,n and rf skirt effects ... so smart that you will be delightfully surprised at the very low price. LC. PENNEY CO., Inc n nf 4 va MrtiH rtprtlooment k Ttr J of advertising along tne racnic uu, ttniimi uriEta a t&ir demand snowing. tata witnMJt. nnd she lost no fratlng cnarges Miss lz with top price for prime siocx wna- arawai8 0n the "Clara Bow special j lt to her for ner blrthdny .. . . ...Vinn nclrarl ehnilt v.r,,.nolv of veal was evident :r , ,iff chnrires Miss D2 . 80ve ".."C. i - in the country dressed meat market Doa nnd miKl0 unauthorized with ; M'm ue aot s she said Miss De lng to weaken from 10 to ' -' bank account" totalling in an more - - j Iearned inter that her ex- a pouna. rancy """i than 10.uuo. ' secretary had purchased It out or tne supplied up to demand and the top she iW he ..mpjoyea Mlss De Bo nec"0Cunty"nd 'i thought she wns bc- pnee was lumpmg from 14 to .15c a Becretary , January. 1020. at . t and kind to me." I PT?.un?, "'taXfrgthe 76 a week, "and that the salary was Mls3 Bow on the stand.; iOaSOc SSKrSJSrii. "other Pressed ',.irUm' M. Welnstcln, a Jeweler testified that , 'irtj- ' . ..rl ' BllC IV nwata ana poultry wvic ahrUj In BV. nv. NEW YORK. Jan. 14 HI - Slow m?Tnln: . 1 i.' ,i wntnw. lmurovement lollowed early selluiil In . a.y Tor Portland where 1m expecU .to stock, today and th. market clusud FORI LTnhta .rhool Ho does not know firm, with small net giuus general, steady,- (7t,rj!ter of the fresh fruit and f vegetable trade was generally un I, changed from Tuesday. j he later was Dald 125 a week How did Bhe loavo your employ; 'She Just left." "Do you know what dnte? I think It wns October 28. 1830. "What were her duties?" "aii Bh, hnri to do was to pay my bills and take her salary checks out PORTLAND Jan U W - Sugar: 'lBtn"ucla' Bow special bank ac ir Bible school Ho does not know firm, with small nec giuus jiinu. : iT Vim: 4 80 count." Wnt bool he will enter, but he Trading, however, recorded, the slight- berry 3.00 per it. Beet sugar 4.80 fBmmar wlth tllat iuis a brother. Clifford, living in rorv- yu.u... : i account?" id where he will visit until ho bo- pers led an afternoon upturn 1111 rae Tiociteo The Baptist young nols Central and New York Central people gave a farewell party for nun rallying aoous o. iiondav evening at tne nomo oi ou. ". tr!. wL ol r'l.nr,!,,. lng. U. 8. Steel. American Can and CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Oh, very." "Who was authorized to sign 14 Wl (U- . D. hk. tor money out of that oc- Anaconda. Atchl- A.I Hogs 38.000: moderately count?" ry" TTr: .s. nr.tlt Aini Chwnlcal rose l to net. 10-15 cents lowr: top eo.o. .., n, hoc." ihSS. wm bi : entertained by Mrs. Bales approximated 10.000 shares, no-210 lbs "Did you ever .uthorl to lUrt J.JMj . , Jso ,be. .7JOSW.16. SSKhS ttaVherS.l.r7r : DOS i: r".-..h,Mn.lll is "a oretty PORTLAND EGOS brave Uttlo girl and a good sport so I Cattle 8.500: calves 2.000: mostly nerso. . - fin tx rnnHAMt. V RCtlVe DeSI. 11 ' ' .. . , t.tnVa . K. .-.nne "IIH CMI nUinOriZC lU. .n r"':: r..T;. ah. imfnrtunate- PORTLAKO. Jan. it -48. yearlings iiJ.oo: .im,. -: mv out of that account ana ae re, i or --- .,B.dv. mrices to retailers) fresh n-l.i-uirhter cattle: steers, gooa account?" iy icn i.u ..nv.v -:--::-. -.,. .. .r.nri.r Ifkv frnih me- ..Kn.n- iuvi-IIOO lbs. tf.ioM.it.w, r'" .: .,,., uuuui- - v .-- . -.T.-i , riim 18c- DUllets Miss De Voe uequomiy ; Jewelry from him. some of It with i tho actress' Initials engraved on It nnd thnt no nssumea iv w chased for her. Two other witnesses, .. ,. n.rnn nnrt Benlamln Ouell, bank officials, to'.d of withdrawals from tho actress' account. Odell said thai in a two year period. the money checked out amounted to 199,907.73. Ship's Gron Tonnage The gross tniimiso i't vessel Is figured bv mcnsurliijr tho Interior of the slilp to nsccrtiiln Its Intornnl volume, nnil then dhiilinn the tnml hy 100 lo obtain Hie lor.iinse. One liumlred cuhlo feet Is fiL-ured. nc cordliii; to this system f ineiisur liiu ns helnc cnunl to onu Ion. 1307-09 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. of Ouenther - Brad ford & Co. Is one of the oldest ad- 'IhlTnToffly In IRAS 'and has been an mportant factor in the development of newspaper aaver tlslng. G. Bruce Car penter has been auoointed manager In tho office lo Ci. Bruce Carpenter cated in the Bank ers building,- Lob Angeles. Mr. Carpenter has many years experience In advertising and merchandising on the Pacific coast having been associated with Lock ford Shackleford company and more recently with the Alden Advertising agency. ly fell and fractured her right arm t""ay: Prices toliioo-1500 lbs. 9.75t S14.25; Mid-year exams camo wnoicsaicrs 4t i""-' veelers IH'TTERIWT ,... In . ..Inff '""r.H t Ruth TveW dlllgen ly Butter: cubes: extras 26c: stond ZZ htntiroR oxU nat?ong wltl5, ard. 27c: prime first. 24c: firsts 23c. S?loft hanu A. she has never prac- Creon.ery prices: prints 3c over cub. tlced writing left handed her writing standards was not so good at first but lm- , ' proved very much wivn un i. Mrs. R. 8. Comstock Is 111 of neuri tis. Gas Masks Universal A report miule lo the American Clictiilcnl society nays Hint few yenra iign In mnny hrnnclies of the rlienilrnl Indiislry fsns miiaks were rarely uaed In dally work. Tniloy there nrc gn masks nvnll utile priivlilhi)! rrniilrnlory protec tion iiKnlnsi prnctlcnlly nil known poisonous cases. Honor Great Germans Goethe nnil Schiller have lfl streets apiece limned nfler them In ltorllll. II lielns I"" CUSUMll "I mui T nm-or Hlfl." nrt choice 89.00 Thirty-seven cae ."-' '"""- " for clothing, jewelry anu .""'"- ail SO. . i. ,... in thn Inrilrtment. Sheep 10.000: steady to .shade low- tkt acmBs and she (o wrpotuato t,e name nf ,r; top 8.C0; 'Jid S "as asked lt she authorized them. Gcrmnns. l40O; lambs 90 lbs. down, gooo nmi .,,.,, v .,0,i- s,c replied. I b'lu Icholce 7.858.75: ewes no-iou i"- : i medium to choice 2.50t 4 00. Many Peculiar FUh Fish that sing, llsh that talk. Ush Hint climb trees, tisli that BO i ansliiiL'. llsh Hint slioot llieir prey. I .. . .... ...,. .-., ..n ,l,nl IISI1 null curry men cb3 ..v.. heads, llsh that do tricks, ash that can be taught to box this by no means cxliausis the list of the more curious and interesting members of what old writers called "Hie linny tribe." ! SAN PKANCISCO. Jan. 14 . Buttcrfat t. o. b. San Francisco 24c. LIVERPOOL WHEAT LIVERPOOL. Jan. 14 iT Wheat close: March 621,: May MS; July PORTLAND PROMTS "Petrified" Hair Under favorable coiullHons lm- I man hair will "petrify" Just tho lame as oilier parts of tlio body When organic inullor petrifies. It i merely supplies a mold for Inor pinle mutter. As a rule the Imlr K'I rides as a mass nail only In rare cases are the Individual hairs riM-iiiiiilraule. Tlio same of course applies to the fur of niilmuls. Kx rliaiise. Deadly Lightning Stroke More Ihiiii '.'."mi hinls ..n u liee ai Workliiui "a. l-".niil mi.t. were kllird hv n slroke ..t IIl-IiihIhj re.eillll PORTLAND. Jan. 14 (Pi Veal In cllned lc lower. Prime lambs cent higher. Country meats: iouing i prices) choice veal 15-I6c; pork 12', A 13c; cholc? lambs 14c: heavy veal 9e- mutton Cc. nutter and rugs: unsettled, weak. ! quotations unchanged. ! Milk (buttertati. poultry, onions Dotatocs. wool. nuts. hay. cascara bark and hops steady and unchanged. I 1.01 R PORTLAND CASH PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 14 Cash wheat: Big Bend olucatem 70c. Soft white a6c. Western white 66c. Hard winter 63c. Northern spring 63c. Western red 63c. Osts: No. 2-38 lb. white 24 .00. Todavs car receipts: whent 103: barley "l: flour 12; corn 2; oats 5; hay 4. Beaux Arts Ball Turns Modernistic Skyscrapers Inspire Costume Ideas NEW YORK (.Pi Some of sky scraper town's tallest buildings In mirn rnstiimfft which famous archl- ! tects announce they will wenr to the annual Beaux Arts ball January 23. Whitney Warren, designer of Lou valn llbrnry. will attend the ball dressed to represent the Grand Ceu- , tral terminal. I William Vnn Alen will dress as the ,, rhrvainr hiilldtnz. Other tall M.E SHOW FOR A 1USIIKI 1.ETHBR1DOE. Alberta. Jan. 14 ln structures depicted In costume will be under construction. A model tenement house and the museum of the city of New York al so will be portrayed In costumes. This year's dance Is a modern fete. The color scheme Is silver and flame and the setting will be modernistic and typlcnl of New York and New Yorkers. Roriptv turns out en masse for tne architects' gnla night. Last years partv harked bnck to the rennnls snne'e and wns Florentine In setting Charles HauSon Is adnmung irm- ,he, Metropolitan Lite, tne '"".i - -'- "V," i,,e but the 1931 ball Is ers to his movie theatre for a bushel on, Tcihone building and the and fotumlng. out tne of wheat apiece. INSl RKII FOR Sl.uoo.noo LOS ANGELES. Jan. 14 11 Mltnl Oreen. 10-vesr-old film actress. Is In sured for "si. 000.000. The cost to her lather Is 15.000 a year. Guests may attend in costumes of any perlodind any country, provided they conform to the color scheme of silver and flame. New York counts the Beaux Arts ball one of Its gayest nights and the closest approximation of the famous ounfz'art ball of Paris the social calendar offers. Proceeds of the evening go to edu cation projects of the Beaux Arts In stitute, which provides Instruction In architecture, sculpture and mural de sign to students throughout the country. .,, This Is the last Beaux Arts ball for Broadway. Future parties an to be staged at the new Waldorf-Astoria hotel. ; Motorship On Rocks Off Salmon River vrrrrrvRTA. B. c Jan. 14 n With a hole In her starboard bow where , she crashed on a reei on nc...u Island, the motorship Northland, carrying 31 passengers to Ketchikan. Alaska, Is on the beach off Salmon river. The steamer Salvage King of ihA Paniftc salvage Compnny Ltd.. left Victoria at midnight to go to her assistance and will arrive alone side todny. The Nortniana was en iuu.c Seattle. She carried a crew oj . There was no panic on ouaru uu. lng the collision, according to the report receivea nere .. mnv .i.6". It -was noi- Riiuwi. H" sengers were m any imineuiaii; dnnger. - Slayer of British Woman To Be Tried LAHORE. India. Jan. 14 (VP) A former Sikh soldier who yesterday killed Mrs. A. G. Curtis, wife oi a British captain and wounaca ner io small children, was held today and will be charged wltn murocr. "I am a congresslte (member of the nationalist organization) and I am going to kill the general." Sajan Singh shouted as he rushed on to the verandah of the bungalow, where Mrs. Curtis was seated. After slashing her fatally with a sword he attacked her two daughters, seven and six years old. 1 Bay Mare Colt, now about 1 years old, no visible brand. 3 Jersey Heifers, now about 1 year old, no visible brands. Dated this 13th day of January. 1931. ARCHIE CONLEY. l-lt-i vp. To all those who have laughed with me and at me for the post ssven years. I wish to express thanks for the patronage given me while In busi ness In La Grande. "Dad" Gwllllams. 1-14-1 t. OLD PICTURES MADE NEW If you have an old picture which has begun to fade and which you prize, you can have a beautiful new print made from lt In either black and white, or in colors, if you will take lt to Richardson, ine rtrt Man," at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. He specializes In all kinds of picture work enlarging, copying, hand tinting and framing. 1-14-2 t. OLD TIME MUSIC At Zuber hall. Dance every Thur. niEht. Tickets C5c, ladies 10c. Ray Buell. 1-14-2 tp. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by I) a. m. WINTER BOUQUETS The cleverest line of Artificial Flowers will be found at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. California Pop ples, Wild Roses. Cosmos, and other varieties for your flower bowls and vases, and they are not expensive, and last all year. You will enjoy seeing these at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 1-14-2 t. 1IEISEY GLASSWARE We are selling some Heisey pat terns at big reductions. Also reduc tions In other lines. Discount on all lamp shades at Melville's. 1-14-2 t. CARD OF THANKS We wish to sincerely thank all our ! friends who so kindly assisted us dur I lng the sickness and passing of our ! beloved husband and father. Mrs. F. L. Shepherd and lamuj. 1-14-1 t. Chlldrens rubbers' 59c 4 buckle overshoes S1.49 High too zlppe.s 81.98 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP. 1-12-3 t. new Wnldorf-Aslorla hotel MODERNISM TO MARK BEAUX ARTS BALL ' Hemstitching, -.testing, button holes, etc Norton's Kiddle Shop. ActT. PORTLAND. Jan 14 i At Flour: Rtmriv: icllv delivery Drlcesl family patents. 49s 84 60; whole wheat. 49s U.70; graham. 49s M 60; bakers nam wheat. 98s 5 20; bakers' bluestem patents. PSs 5 30; pastry flour. 98s , S4.SU. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK 21st Anniversary Sale One Lot Dresses Values to $9.95 Choice $5.00 NewYdrk mORE PORTLAND. Jan. 14 '-J" Cattle 35. calves 10; looks steady. Steers C00-900 lbs good 8 509.10. 7.50 , , .50 common t 25 J7.S0; 900 1100 lbs. good S8 50,. 9 10. medium 7 50;S8 50. common 83 2517.50; 1100-1300 lbs. good 88 25., 88 85. me iiiim 7 'J5 l 'JS Hctfera 550-850 lbs good 87 50 r. 8 25. medium o J ii7.J0. common 5 506 50. Cows, good 8P25(I8.75. common and me dium 85 00 , 88 25. low cutter and cutter 82 50.. 5 00. Bulls (yearlings excludedl 85.00.1 85.78. cutter com mon and medium 83.50 85 00. eal ers milk fed 810 50 811.50. medium 89 00 810.50. cull and common 86.00 ,..9 00. Calves 250-500 lb. 89 00 t 810 50. common and medium 85.50 9 OO. tw o.ms tm-lm!tne 2374 direct: talking steady. I Soft or oily hos and rotiMing pigs excluded. LUtht lights HO lbs. 88 80. Llsht weight 160-180 lbs 88 75f. 89.00; 180-200 lbs 88.75.) 89 00. Medium weight 200-220 lbs. sx an SD GO- lin.'jso ids. row "ifyK SSer.. -.1. roles, she came IK. 7 on., SA SO: t90-3U lO 86 50 88 00. Packing sows 275-500 lbs. 86 00.87 50. Feeder and stocker plus 70-I3O lbs. 88.50)..-89 75. Sheep 150. quotably steady. Lamb 90 lbs. down 86.75 87.00, meaiuni 85 50- 75. all weights, common 84.50-. 85 50. Yearling wethers 90-HO lbs. 84 00., 85.50. Ewes 90-120 lbs. 2 SO 83JI8; 120-50 lbs. 82 25 83 00. nil wolfliti. cull and common lu - .-1 ) it lHM fill I I I TUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Bookkeeping systems and service; auditing; income tax returns. M. ii. Arant. office La Grande National Band bldg Phone Main 900. 12-17-1 m Hugh E. Brndy has moved his law office to the ground floor of the new Roesch Bldg.. on Fir St., adjoining the Sacajawea hotel. 1-14-1 t. DANCE WITH RED BOYER and his Merry Makers FRIDAY NIGHT. JAN. 16 1-14-2 tp. Snow shovels. 85c at Melvllles. 1-14-2 t. If you are interested In flower bas- ! i rjnnf mice tH hnnltct Mil at ! Clark's Florists. 1-14-1 t. NOTICE OF SAI.K OF ESTKAYS NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to the provisions of Chap ter. 285. Laws of Oregon for 1925. I will sell at public auction to the htghot bidder for cash on Tuesday. January 30. 1931 at 2 p. m. at my farm located at Phy.'s Point, about two and one-half miles west of Cove, Union Countv. Oregon, the following described antinals, which were found running upon my lands without my permission, to-wlt: nn m nn m A Moment of Sadness That lleeomes a Comforting Memory What Is more com forting at a time of extreme sad ness than the realization that every detail has been assumed by us. and will be attended to with a quiet, un assuming confidence that Is truly comforting. WALKERS FUNERAL SERVICE 5T-S AT SPRING ST-PT-tfYMF main AO Mart Doran Marv Doran. whose legal name is Florence Arnot. was attending vo- lmiibla university when . f-.nfri. w-llh her prrm movie work Icllo.ed She ' Jn. on all the lots as a "swell trouper because Bhe never complains about the sire of her roles. ...,. But smsll parts got her there and now Mary is playing leads. Marv was m the movies partially while still on the stage Often when clooe-ups of stars- llmtw were required Mniy wts the double. Airoti-.ttA Press Taote T,e Bu. Arts one 0, New Ye. .nntis, T nght. Esther Cochr.n ol Younastown, Ohio. esr. cub.st coslumi. FELT HATS ON SALE Winter Coats on Sale Hats ! Price 49c to $1.49 One Lot Coats 2 to 14 S3.49 NORTON'S KIDDIE SHOP