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MEDFOliDA f A TTi Tmr.ITNTK, MEPFOUD, OKKC'OV. MONDAY. XOKVMMKlt 11. 1929.
NAVA
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OF BRITISH
Marine Corps 154 Years Old; Born Amid
First Flames of America's War for Freedom
IS CHANGED
Success of Conference Will j
: Be Aided By New Under- J
1 standing of War Horror!
' Is Belief Faith in Sea !
Power Lessened Battle !
of Jutland Failed Ex-
, pectations.
II) lhillli lleulU-Myrlim.
. AsKO. iJH.Ml I'lOM Hlllff llH"
LONDON. (A't lirlllith student;
tf world u flairs whu tiro estlmui
Iiik the chance or HtHH'UHH or failure
of the London flvo-pmor ooufer
meo nro rut Inn iih of hlj:h Import
ance tho ehaiiko that hi
en mo over the Kmillfdimiin'M iny
, chnlnKinil altitude tmvurd bin navy.
Ilofore 1 lie war, nay IIiom ex
porlH, the Mrlllsh navy Wiin the
mimt oherNhod PownonkIoii of tin1
count ry. l''or centuries. In fart,
"tlm i-iKlK lii'l''. 1 lu litili Isle"
hud routed secure hohtnd the fha:-
Ittir foi-tro.s.cM that had Mioeoed d
Mm traditional "xu.tW of Kik." j
Itrnoniiii uf Horrors.
Tho people, entirely Ignorant of
llu hiirntw of war on tho stand!
sonic, were determined th.-tt Kn:;-
land's sea power should lit greater ;
than that of tiny other two poxxem
chmhtned and were oofident that
In their navy they had a f.Khtin
instrumottuthut could take on any
jnioh n conihinntlon and lick It
hollow.
Moreover, tho riom numher of
moil needed to man tho hune pro-
... . ...-.. -
aoaroely n lamtly in tho land that I
had not some personal connectlonl
with tho navy, und ll wan for Inns,
a much quoted saylmr that theuv-J
era go rountry squire who hud three
son. Hont one Into tho army, one
Into tho navy and one Into tho
church. !
lVolc lANtni.
Thon rante tho war. und tho
ttiwlish people loarnod two thinu:
flint, that sentiment and thu nri:n
actualities nf warfare do not o to
gether; Nct'ondly, that tho llrttisli
navy, xuperh fi;htlnn instrument
that It wan. could not perform mir
..clou r at any rate not miracles
of tho kind that wore oxiM-ct.'d of
II.
Tho keeping open of tho sea far)
tho utwtti!i of foodstuff and
troops, the defeat lnt of tho su It
marine menace. , the puardlnc of
tho country' shore against Inva
alon -those were superb achieve
ments; tint from their very essence
they were not spectacular, and they
hart to ho performed with tho min
imum of publicity.
'Nor did the one great fleet ac
tion of the wur. the battle of Ju.
land, nltnRoihor fill tho hill. Kx
pert commentators Rave this ureal
cnsmienicnt It proper place In his
tory: hut at the time t il thn'. the
linglish people in general could
rtatlso was that instead of the
li -oi.it ill.... !... ih in
fll.n nut f lit. u-.it. ,.f Ihd f.l'ul f
rov Hrtlvo-, something very like a
ill-own nr.Hlo had been foufcht, '
? t ir4? X iw Fa i t .
Today. dechue the expert oi
Nrvern, tho KnslUhmnn tlll re
Uk rd h l n vy with respect a n d
udmtratlon. but he ha dUcoveicd
ihe or two new fact. lie knows
that the pre;. i thtnp that mat'.oi.H
In the nvoidanco of war. and al;i
that no navy, however efficient,
cmi nweep or even hold tho Jeas
tn wartime without severe damai:e
to Itself,
it W In thU liKht. It i dorh.ivd,
that the llnlihhmAn will repaid
tho five power confewncc.
He will tolerate no veduo'lon of
his fleet that appear to him to
Imperil empire communicati.Mis.
hut no fa We itcntimcnt or pn-le
will mand In tho way of hU nn
Dunlins to a reduction that lor- mi
f;ot come rltht down to thi n I
'CHILDREN USED
f OR BLACKMAIL
ARE MURDERED,1
.Maim- lii'iiikclt and Koy limy,
all uf I.uh AngeU-s, each small
nmountH.
Wrecklnt orcWH were deHputoh
ert lo ihp wene nnl u train left
here lute lt iiIrIU to return the
liasKCUKi' tn Lou Allfceleti.
are l oloml John T. Axton. 1'orniiT
chief chaplain of the army, anil
Hahlil MurrlR S. Ijtzaron. a world
war chagilnln. A delegation "t
Ainericun l-eglon members, head
ed l.y Jlajor O. L. Bodenhamer,
I national cominunder, together wiiii
The iiiiHHiMit; i h descrihpd the , reni esentutlves of the principal
rohhei-H tiuiMly: j world war welfare organizations.
One wns ahout five nnd one-half Ihen arnuiKed to lay wreaths upon
eel tall. 3ft years old, 135 Pound-., the tomb
I i.i r l a -1 ;i !
woman aurrenueis Humus
Slaying Child By Blow
Buried in Shallow Grave
Fear Four Other" Chil
dren Missing. . j
blue pvpm iiml i..nDnl.. I
woven, light suit. The trousers
were darker than the coat. His;
mask was a blue Imniluiu hnnil-i
kerchief. The second robhec was I
about feut tall, 130 pounds audi
nearly the same age us his com-1
punioii. He wore a dark suit;
and a white towel for a mask. i
vcr, which is expected In I I
great Tmport to the world will be
delivered at :30 p. m., tonight
at the Washington auditorium. An
audience of nearly 20,000 persons
Is expected to hear him, while
over the radio members of the
12,000 Legion posts will "listen
In" and at tho Veterans' Ilurenu
hospitals thousands of wounded
j veterans will be furnished with
j radio earphone sets so they can
hear the chief executive's words.
I'AV IIONOIt TO wau ii:.i
(Continued from Page One)
T)n nf 1. S. Mariiics'lii ItcvtdiMirmit-y il iy and in hhhIc iu lioics mo shown in Die fteuiv at loft,
anil the tnuip nf mii sohllcis. nb.ianl the r, s. S. sunitKa. At rleht U the old Inn Tacni. wlicr
tho flrt MhiIim-s witc recruited in 1 11'. uhllc the liarkiintiuul ivpnf.iiu aw nriKt's comv:iuii of
their fiiM cxpctlition tn the WcM liullt In
Older than the IVrlaration of
Indept'tidi'nce. tho t". S. Marine
eorpj rounded out 1 " 4 years of
stirring hii-tory on November 1 o.
In tho year I ".", nearly cit;ht
month.i before the famous docu
ment w an signed, the corps was
born amid the first flames of
Ametia'n war for freedom.
West 'onst Marines, sta! ion.'d
at Man IUcko. Mure Island, k'i .
nd at I'utet Sound. Wah.. Joined
In the holiday .vpirtt that prevail
at the far-flunu outposts of lb.'
corps ami aboard battleships and
erulsers wherever sea soldiers are
slatloietl.
Tito tr. 11 harks ba k to the days
I of powdered wf.i and buckled
allocs, of wooden ships and it on
j men. of flint lock and f iko. Kio
to ps. It winds its way through
century and a half of exploit that
have carried the no soldiers "Kroni
tho Halls of Montcxunu. t, tn.
Shore.H of Tripoli."
Meujamin Franklin saw a Utile
fife and drum corps ptradiiw
through the streets of IMiiladc;pha
in IT A. The corps had .iu-t teea
(trKaniKod there by an ;ict of the
v'onilnental vcnres.
The newcomers wore whi.e
walstcivit" and their buff-cobuvd
t rouerM d isa ppea rod
reaching to the kn
white belts and a three corner.
hat completed the uniform whie'i
marked the OirHet forerunners of
tho modern V. fS. Marines.
Their drums bote the device ;f
n rattlesnake tij:ether with the
words 'lont tread on nie.' a mot
to tf one of the first flans adopted ; o -war wltieh were creating havoc
by the colonies. Their leader was olf the coast of Virginia,
uu i.i ni u: his band through the, They did not encounter tho on
streets, occasionally stopping when j emv. so continued to sail south
he saw a burly lad who looked, ward to Ahueo in iho Itrthama.
hicky enough lo wield a pike or 'thence to New Providence. In the
t'AMDKN. N. J., Nov. II. -HA1) j
.Suspicion of police that four other!
children may huvo met the ame
fate as four-year-jld Dorolhy IIor-j
ors and hor brother, Timothy, two,
for whose death Ciludys May Park.-,
is held in the Camden county
jail on the chit I'm of murder, serv
ed today to intensify tho investiga
tion of the case.
Detective Sergeant Louis' Shaw
said that the woman had confess
ed that she had used the Uokcth
children in a blackmailing scheme.
He said tho authorities had found
seven men who accused her of
having demanded numey of them
after showing thorn the children
and asserting that Inoy were theirs.''
These men gave descriptions nf
four small children used which
Shaw declared wore entirely differ
ent from the descriptions of til
ts. children.
Won inn Surrender.
Miss Parks ended a widespread
search fr her by walking Into po
lice headquarters at Newark. X. J..
yesterday and usrrendering. 'With
i her was Anthony Hnka, who is held
! as u material witness. Police said
j the woman admhted having killed
Dorothy Rogers by blow struck
fin punishment for a childish in
t discretion, but maintained thi-t
I Timothy was killed in a fall down
I the stairs at her home. She also
i confessed that she had buried Dor
t othy's body In a shallow grave near
National Park, N. J., after cover
ing it with lye, and hor disclosures
I led to the discovery of Timothy
tftmal capital's diservancc, enmo
a repetition or the simple and
dignified burial service at the
tomb of the unknown soldier by
tho two chaplains who originally
read I; on November 11, 1121.
when America' 'unidentified war
rior was Interred. Th chaplains
SI I riit Minutes.
At II o'clock, Washington was
called upon to Join with the rest! silvcrton O. K. hnrber shop
of tho nation and the former war- ,,Hved u new mini-tors In Wortlon
ling countries In two minutes of buildin'p
jt lie pop. the tribute of the world
to tho heroes who sacrificed their
lives on tho battlefield.
In Hi n afternoon the annual
memorial service In honor oi'
Wood row Wilson was arranged at
the Hot 111 him chapel -of tin na
tional cat hod ray , where he
terrod. with liisop James E
Jumps From Bed
Gas Presses Heart
"Stomach as pressed so on my
hf.in I huil to get up niKnts. i he
lu .111 UMIIS yv.n. ...... .....v- , .
,M ,. i,. ,...ll,.v..,l " It. F. Kruetrer
l-'roe-; ..11,;,.;., relieves aas and sour
man of Washington, siieakinu over . st, ,,,,, ,, i nce. Actina on HOT!!
a nation-niiie radio chain. Tor upper and loner bowel. It removes
the first time, Mrs. Wilson, the ' old Wl.ste jnulter you never thoilKht
:"-"" ? ""r '".r rs.?s-!,fTi
bo present us she is traveling m ,:KAj ..anslng Iind see how good
the orient. you feel! overcome constipation.
The speo'-h f President lloo- n-'-'Mr-- T"ru? Store. i
cutlass, I
Such were the early Marines who
listened to the appc;.! of the re
cruhim: sergeant, lie invited them
to accompany him to Tun Tavern
! near tho Delaware watcifiont, and
Join the hallaiinns of sea soldiers,
who nude the old hesielry their
headquarters.
Adventure came tpiiekly. Thee
was a hustle of excitement along
the Delaware waterfront near lit.
Tun Tavern early in l-Yhrnary, '
ITTti. The new Marine corps w.ts
about to .start on its fii-st expedi
tion. Ten sloop ,vf War lay in
the Delaware. Three hundred m .
rmes wen ready to go aboard. The
oars of the sailor; idl splashed
beside the Wi.lting ships cutters.;
while the adventurers bade wives,
mothers and sweethearts good-bye. 1
hNcorUd by two hips of the
commanded by Commodore EseK
Hupkins. while the M. lines were
tain Samuel Nicholas. Their mis-l ' v" ' "l ' Bi
sion was to meet tho Prltish men-1 con' " .... , ,
i lie uum'ir! ciiiioieu ni'ii' i.tci-ti
In .Miss Parks care last June by
their father, Allen Hoger9. an in
surance broker of Woodbury. N.
J., whose wifo died about ;i year
rigo. leaving six children.
Uogers said tho woman was a
first cousin of his wife; that she
had ropresonted herself as the wife
i.f a wealthy real estate dealer, an 1
that ho hud let her have the chil
dren after she had promised '.o
give them the host motherly care
and tho best education.
same islands, I'pon their arrival
eauer figures leaped into the surfj
as raiding boats crunched on the j
shores. From the I'.ritish fort if i -
cations sounded the frightened J
.-houts of sentries, hurried orders,!
booming nuns.
Shortly afterward two flr.es dec
orated the ramparts of the Pri:
ish forts; the commodore's fla.
with the rattlesnake and the mot
to. " D-mt tread on me." and tho
national flag, which Antedated tho
Stars and Stripes, bearing the
crosses of St. (ieorge and St. An
d i ev w i t h 1 - st t i pes re p r
t; i;in: 1,1 us to .mkkt
(Continued from Taga One)
"There is a relief train duo from
Sau .mis any moment and I'll
trouble you for all the money you
nting jJiave if you don't mind.
RUM "CHASERS
ARE SCUTTLED
l'i::lnv roloiiial naval iii..dr'n. the Pmv
I'ros,.....! i.lcncc and ihc W.lvn. ll- vleo:s
vxeixhed nnch.ir ar.,1 ai:-,l sl.vl
down Ihe llatamare. T!ie fScl a
Miracle Cures
, Lure Throng To
Grave of Priest
he colonics. In a few hours the 1 no conduct. .r fell a Run aain-n
fleet sail.-,! northward, l.earins n!"is -"' n'"1 iai.-'il h.s hands,
tiophies li0 c.innon and a srent i When turnini; lo the friKhtened
supply of sorely-needed munitions I nirn and women passengers, on
of war. j shouted curtly, "move hack ward
This stirrins episode in the West, and shell out."
Indies was the forerunner of many! The passonpors of the last four
o:hers In whUh the Marines won cars were herded to the end of
s.ory in the e.uly days of the
publli- while ola-.hini; with the
eiii' on land or sti.
BY DYNAMITE
Enforcement 1 Craft Bombed
in Center of Memphis J
Harbor Renewal of J
Warfare Against Dry
Forces Is Seen in Act.
MAl.DKV. Mass.. Nov. II.
'.-Pi Thirty thousand poisons
today st. o mod Holy rrow
cvmeteiy here, w.ieio yester-
day more than ioa.oon vNiud
Hie grave of Father Patrick
Power, scene of nmny report-
cd miraculous vinos in n
is the annual A rm ;s t too 1 a y Ki 1 1
at the Oriental Gardens and as in
the past is expected to In another
bj:; success, with dancers prose ni
fi om all pails of southern Oiv
gon. Kv-sorvico men i.i uniform-
w er ti lo t'sls all afternoon
of the Ko Kialto ami Cratorian
theatres, and th Isis nnd S:a;e
theatres.
Fire Drill Thrills
Tho thrill of savins livesof
voscmuix a man marotmod on tot
the train. Lining approximately ,
a score of them up against seats,
one made a methodical search t"
their clothing while the other
'stood on a stool, swooping them
w it h his gun. T h cy t oo k on y
cash, lef using J'wo.ry.
As i hey completed their loot,
they ran to tho forward end of th,
v,t and disappeared in the nigh:.
Tho rough country provided them
with numerous hiding places.
OrganlA INkxh.
Posses of deputy sheriffs an-l
armed citizens wore organized
hurrkdly and a search spread out
over the countryside. All high-:
Today's throng fo:ved its
wa into tho giotinds doptie
the fu-t that cemetery au
thciitU's had announced th:-y
had temporarily r?moed the
st. oie oxer too giaxe o the
obscure c!ern:an. who was
buried there rao: e than ia
cat s aco.
A l;.lj;e detail of ptdiee ji.
ti-nipied to preserve order.
L IT
.mi:mi-iiis.
Two moloi .o.il
Olal pioliihr.i.i
Teiin.. Nov.
operai. d
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- MRXH-it riTY. Nov. 11. t.-Tl-Thls
capital w uppirheusivc to
tiny uf further clashes hrtecn ad
hen-tim of the rlvnl prosMentinl
mnillilaleo piior to Iwlli'lini; ne:
Sunday..
Thinern vrmMi. pnp of them
woman. wtrr serKmsly iniured ov t..n.?..ns
lenUy sHernoon tn Holing in the'ot .mi.,
In-art of the city U-lwern U emoro. i-,
politic! eixiiiiw. niinilH-iin nioit
than I.ihio
- More thaw efO shols were llinl
nnd bricks anil stoiwa view thickly.
lMlkr wein unable to r-.vnfliin a
check of raMinliles hy oao ot the
ldillcl troups whlcii said thr-
ol Ihelr numlr .re killed .
Nwp,irt Old loaiW.ly up AnRlc
slrwt lll he Improved
;mt 11:01
nilied ami sunk m
t h.n :-,n- her,, c.iiv 1,,.
n- tM i ,i-ol own.,1 Imvii-.
n.-Vlhy we'.- it.tm.ii.tN).
lit s of liytiantne were
m S l.is.lnc nietoiN:it
.ilsil u;;t!,r oil.T 'f fee
ivont t'Ker.ls r;il the
.is n k.-vtin. itt 'unfW.ii
'" I'- fhilntion la
K WiKon, ioohil-iiion
vlov for lh, '.einiliis
tli-lim lmtm .l..ii,-K l.s,in ,n..
pintlitow I.. 1 iTUcn:tir.t enfotce-ir-t
lit nt 1 . itl,.
V.i ore .v. ..l-osct 1. ho.il,
ii'k one ,.( the oirvor Ksits. a
heu.ehtwt. ,. ovnp:l hy Krark
t u-lo sil.t h:. wife 1,1,1 ether !l:in
iiffpun trun ho,-K neither
, Tvi e
' to-..
ihi.
I Cini.h
I .i.lout.l.i I
MED FROM SEA
of a bulldins hotwwn columns of Wl,' wrro commanded and repot t
smoko-of canyhig a victim down
tho side of a four-story building to
safety these wort a few of the
griisaitons experienced hy the largo
crowd of Hpectatnr-s who stoid out
side tho Hotel .Medfonl this niorn
Ini;. Ailums tipples were gtyon an
annual airing and vertebrae w-re
tmmeri tluHy stretchtMl as tho
crowd !Mk In the hair-raising de
tails 01 U? Medford Fire depart
tucr.t demonstintion.
From tho moment the big "rod
waiicn" made Us dm ma tic on
tin nee onto the vacant lot west
of the hotel, tho crowd was all at
t ntion. ladders were unloaded
ropes were whipivd tnmi the car
and t?ie svno was dominnted
a ;alf tloren busy firemen who ex
ecutotl their program,, under tho
direction of Chief Roy KUiott
The fir.-t stunt was
Knetnan I'hi'.der taking the
of ranchers that they had seen
small green coup near the scene
not long before the accident, di
rected authorities to n close check'
of automobiles.
A o. u ie k i n w s t i a a t i on d i fsclosod
a missing crow bar and when -a
from the Siugus tool house. Th--tracks
showed that spikes had
been pried from tho ties and the
twills loosened in the rails.
Near tin tracks detoctixos found
two bottles partially filled with
liquor and remains of a lunch.
P.lghteen feel away they came
upon the missing crow Kir and
wrench.
The wreck oo.-urred about T:"J"
n j passk'ngei s aboard, left ht ro at
t : to p. m .. tne point of holdup
was near tho spot where n track
walker last Krniav found a loo-
all scaling. rn.tl rail, ono train had ias-cd
ivte:ivt-s lHlleVrtl
it s-af :!.
li'ad. Reaching the top of the first t the work was that of the same
story, ho was handed a second nar- ; men who committed the robbery,
row ladiler. which ho hooketl Into 1 1-Ut of Mi in,
the window of tho next story. 1 A partial lit tf the passengene
Olimldnx this, le was follow in! to icttmivd Included Mrs. l, tl.
the ton ef the first ladder by Fire- 1 Yctt. Xogab s, Aur. 1. a
I Vnr.ett. w illows. Oal.. $a; ior-
Women Suffering
Bladder Irritation
If fimcthnftl UUdtp r Irrtintlon
dMurtt rour Wp. or cuiwji binn
ing or tichlne wont.ttKn. bnekneho.
Ice pxins. or nincular ache, mak
In -w feel Ured. dor-ie., r d
discinracHl. whv not tr the
ton 4 -Dour T-t? Itan't cur up
Ht 0Moi today ni nv druc
ttre Put t lo the tort. Vf f.r
jTrturwIf how qutcklv it wot k.
Xlner bet f tt tfrtont hnns
wick tmprevemrnt. and MtiWv vo
rnipletel. Try l-tei td Only
i.4v
One of the. heats lmlwl
Jo-foct ciiii-.ej' nr-d the other a
nv.xlh-f Imm(. iwih. 5 tri
frm i um runner
The point w ierv tho Umbinc-
Ot-rwrre. - the UhA of Monive nv-nue-
W nixr the center of the bri
ber And almovi xOthm a ston. s
ilm ( f ih, f.st,r;; tuiMln.
KicMeen mcnihs aco eno giv
emmntewnt h,vit av.d two
whbh bid Imi wnfw.KfJ nnr
dynnnxttctl and sunk Wi'.un l-t
thn C houis, ftno thn thrr
NOK1XM.K. Va. Nov. U.--Ficht
h..H Martnl men o:i th
storm whipped Mhcxner Ktakep
of Mobile. 4b i!ays out. of Adirom.
en t'n. i c-ast iif Vencrucla, lonm!
haen an I fooU at IUmptn lipids man VTtdrickson who handtnl th
to.!). next ladder p. This ws hioked
Kor two weeks the oijtht se,i mto the ftilrd story window, flre
men hcd nn Ilour and cMtev sn.I ni'n tilutsAn ni Anderson follow
Uceii Ani, lete cxhaM;ten of keir tintii there whs ft man on each
tiirjiKif waler uppl- In'fore th-- of the narrow ladders. lbnkmc
pilot Uxt telief mot the ItUWelv their onto those they loaned
ontward with their rms ft of
sny further hold.
The next act consisted ef a fire
man entering the building, strap
pmc a victim to his back and mak
ian his v.ny down the fire-esoaiie
from the tourth try. Next, Chief
d c m on s t ra t ed h i s skill a
ibts owr than they haxo bei
or. an ex-ptionallv is mo crow .1 tae buMding. This accomplished. 4 ! inc treatment th..t r
a t)otcd.
ctisfis lVt.
The annual xniinm iimn.-r f.M
all -.erx ice men w.s hv Id at
fii-on at thi 1-"1K' t-iooV, hciv
at OaniiV Henry,
Utl, l-TS t i l l. lilt TK
tOontinueJ from lac Onc
w.is tl! annual Mvdtorxt-A.hlan
football canto nnd tevaoo tb
ti m are mmv Uvu: ly niAtcbed KHtolt
trude IV l-awrem-e. Willows. .al ,
$10; M i-s, 1 ,j u rn J . K rnst , Sa n
IHema. f;: iVina Meffman. Hol
ryxxood. $r:; T lv viuinn. U
Angeles, $v; p. j Anderson, tar
ter. II. K. lienn. railrvid
efficlal. $s; 1, H. Mo.MUhm. Ine
lie.eh ? trt Vr Anns K H- nrx-,
FINDS A WAY TO '
STOPAHACKS OF FITS
sho, tin a lit lin to the top of i llor!jl iry reived of aT,,
CUtalfied 4rrtiins jet realta,
lircman at the top t.ist.ned It se
curely and a man came to the t
window of trie fourth story and
s!td down in the crotmrt. j
The final stnnt was the nse of ;
rivr liv.it Vining presrntod sn the ret lelow, into whirh fixe vie
impir.xiicn! addr-ss. The din- tims jumped to afety. The dem- i
rrr .-l aTir.-xeTe,! riiiw hnct ons!raTtn w as heartily applaud tl I
ihxr tn ihe p.vt. and i htvnxl by the Unpe rndxo(
The big exent f.r this e en nij, spectators.
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n. n; ovhi mhsvwiui tn soi.m;
.heir attacks- K. I-pe. Apt. 2.
Knd Ax.. MiM .iui.tv. b.v
been suppling sufferers with th
.rxvitr.-.en:. He now wrhe to rMcb
l?l ihoe who hxe not teen heln
d rtrd to do sso is making the
txrthne offer ef cflfrnw tral-rti-nt
fr-e to all sufferers Anxorxe
rrbcted hin!d Aiiio i.v thi ri-M
l:istment at once. Kiv:n( ace
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Wednesday at Mann's
; Just in time for Thanksgiving
A Sale of Pure Linen Lunch Cloths
Specially Priced for Holiday Buying
WK linvo rruiipi'il fur our AWdiiestljiv sjkh-uiI
this wi'oU n nijirvt'lons iissni'lmont of lunc
lini'ii liuifli cloths in 54-inch mid 44-iin'li squnre
cloths, nlso ati-iiit-li siiiarp cloths with 4 niipUiiis to
match. Those come with oyster white center
striped borders, solid color borders, stripe-clock
centers mill colored borders. Kvery one is pure
linen nnd a wonderful value; liny now for home
use or for jiifts.
Your Choice Wednesday
EACH
Special 56-in. Felt Table Padding
79c
Also for Wednesday the domestic section offers ."iii-inc'i
pure felt table padding. of xtra heavy weight. This
patldini; will protect your table from hot dishes. A
rc-idar 1 '!! (iiality. spivi.-.l Vetlnes,;iy only.
yd.
Domestic Section
Mann's Main Floor
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