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AyrEDFO'RD WATT: TKTBtrfrE, frrEDPORTX OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1933. NEW YORK STATE WINERIES REM side MacDonald la Trumbull county, burned to the ground early today. The dead: Victoria Pete, 6; Dan, 5; George 3; Joe 1. and en infant. Mr. and Mrs. Pete and their son. John, Jr., were brought to 6 hospital here, Buttering from burns. FANCY DRINKS FLOW IN NEW ORLEANS BARS NEW ORLEANS, Not. 0. (AP) The Ramos gin fizz (gold or silver), the Sazerac cocktail and all the other drink that once made New Orleans famous, today flowed across the counters of a score of wide open bars as the city toasted the states which clinched prohibition repeal yesterday. Western Battery Separator company, announced here today his company has acquired the pulp mill property owned by the Coos Bay Lumber com pany, and wilt-open the (100,000 plant on or shortly after December 1. Quadruplets Born. 0LARKSSURO, W. V. (UP) Quadruplets, the first on record In West Virginia for many years, were born to Mrs. G rover Benedum here. The four babies weighed 17 pounds. The father is a miner. Model of Shakespeare Home. PHILADELPHIA. (UP) Thomas McCarthy, 33, and unemployed, re cently com pie ted a model of the bouse in which Shakespeare was born at Stratford em-Avon. The only tool be used was a razor blade. Doctor Inveterate Filer KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) -Dr. John D. Brock, who flya every day rain or shine, Is bringing his stable of planes to his normal three with the purchase of a new four-passenger cabin biplane equipped with radio. Buv Pulp Mill. MARSH FIELD, Ore., Nov. 9. (AP) Charles Klnnear, manager of the FOR IM REPEAL Twenty Million Gallons In Storehouses Await Zero Hour Expect Reason able Prices Will Prevail , BUFFALO, N. Y., (UP) Some 30 million gallons of wines and oham pagnes, some 33 years old, are ready for distribution by the fineries of central and western New York. In the Finger Lakes region, where more than two-score wineries have been operating in anticipation of repeal. It Is estimated that 17 mil lion gallons are ready. Approximately a million bottles of champagne are available in the dis trict. In the heyday of Its prosperity the United States consumed about two million bottles of American madeJ champagne annually. Of this amount three-fourths was made In the Finger Lakes area. Although they said It was almost Impossible to predict prices, winery operators believe the price will not be out of the reach of the average pocketbook. One winery head, who asked that his name be withheld, said he be lieved the retail price of a quart of wine would not be more than 1.50. ' Good champagnes probably will be available at between $3.50 and 5 a quart. It Is estimated that the average age of the wine, which will be avail able from toe New York wineries, will be well over four years. Upwards of 350.000 gallons of wine from the Chautauqua -Erie grape belt will be available. Only four wineries In the district, the nation's largest producing area for the American type grape, are operating. Port, sherry and claret are the most important varieties made In the belt. The Chautauqua and Erie Grape Orowers association expects to press 150,000 gallons of wine this season, and if its plans are realized, the total amount of wine available from the district would reach the 500.000 gal lon mark. In the Ham ell district, six big wineries, whose products were fam ous before prohibition, have reopened. ! Dance Sets Rayon k 69c W yC( 11 Ce-wd gnsita, 3 ' uiiumwl with j )S sgjia iinported Jsce 1 " 11 FIVE KILLINGS IN 'KY BALLOT PRESTONBURG, Ky Nov. 0. Reports of five election day killings , in Floyd end Knott counties were received here today, bringing to 15 the number of such killings In Ken tucky. Two men were slain, another prob ably fatally c tabbed and three others were wounded slightly In Floyd county. Arthur Thompson, who was shot here Tuesday, died today In a Martin hospital. Dennis frspeara. 18, also died In the Martin hospital. - Stabbed In the lung, Frank Bur dhett, 33, was believed fatally wound ed in a Floyd county fight blamed by officers on a drinking bout. Reports from Hlndman said Bal lard and Orvllle Hall, cousins, and a man named Mulllns were shot to death In Knott county Tuesday In a fight. PROJECTS, VOTED (By the Associated Press. Proposals Involving more than 500,000 for municipal power and other utility projects were approved In election Tuesday In widely separated cities, while like projects Involving several millions were voted down In six municipalities. The largest projects approved were In San Francisco, with bond Issues of S20.500.000 for five city projects con-j dltloned on grants from the federal , public works administration. J Camden, N. J., approved construe-1 tlon of a V 0.000,000 municipal light plant by a vote of 3 to 1, and Co lumbus, Ohio, voters on the basis of Incomplete figures appeared to have approved a bond issue of more than l .000.000 to expand the municipal light plant. "Dead Soldiers" In Football Stands Classify Crowds BERKELEY. Cal., Not. (API Football gamta ars dlrldid Into various classifications of alcohol lcity her,, from tha standpoint of the mop-up squad, and of all these the U. 8. C.-Callfomla games are me wettest, Bob Wilson. 8tdtum caretaker, aa'.rt today. His crew rnKfd 2000 empty bottles from under the seats sfter the recent Trojan-Bear clash, he said. The St. Mary's-CallfornU clashes pro duced about 1BO0 bottles, the Washington-California setto awr utei about 1000 and the California Olympic club clash yields a mere ion IN 9. (AP) II to dea'h pl YOUN'OSTOWN. O., Nov .9. Five children wt?re burned and t'-.rlr parents and another chllr" y FHE SAVINGS Wards make in purchasing (or millions . i. i i . . Dr-TTrn ai iirri right. dock into d l l l lis vaaluqo!,...., Warm Gowns FlorasteWt 79c Fall eat, SO h. 1 on , striped, neatly rrtmrrywi. Sizes 16 and 17. Gauntlets Warn 35 Soft, wr brwa-hed v 1 giowes In hcsA Lingerie 50 Taflof4 vests SOtl bSOOOMSla) novelty pssiititSi Heguar i Waist Suts . For Bart arCkb 50 ri eTy weight cotton far win ter. Bib stria. Ryea tri as. Sixes I to Mi Sfesjseri 0 One-pieee, wUk or without fee. Drop seat. Pas Lei or ati-ina 9 Mi- jjjp Dresses 'Vfti Bit 59 Tub-East per cales and broad doth. Long or short sleeves. 3 to o yean. Snow Suits T)mm-PhiStrU $1.29 Infants Brush ed Wool 3-plece snow suit. As sorted colors. Men's Pajamas $1.49 Amoiktsf 1921 ootton flannel. Middy or coat atjrle. Full cut. Plaid Blankets Sropsa-CoOaw '1.59 pr. Nltullf k o w beaw FUrdown Percolators ro-bera I 89c CoftW to voar mw wiui mn P 6-cap puuih. tec. Um so. A I I 7-Lb. Roaster 79c Btoe poroftUirs ensraeC w b t Becked. D tt f- able. Gravy rtsm. Raised botioa. go Instant Dktbtg to Wards New 7-Tube Mantel Mode! $4.00 down, $5 month Jy plus carrylnr charge $32.95 cash fiwtant Dialing! Great power, harp selectiv ity. Rich tone urge Super D pafnir Spi,fcr-. Boys' 10-Inch Sturdy Hi-Cuts Smooth - split ma, hide! Moccasin tod Ode leather middle sole! Rubber ooter sole and bed! Built to take lot of hard punishment! A grand raioe at thia price! Tested for hardest wear I Super Service Wardoleum Rugs I I It foot 3400.000 fool, steps failed to wear wot a Super Service Hog! The heavy enamel surface is waterproof and etaioproof! -fn. 'OilKi mgs Tested Hi-Cuts $7.95 part O. KM by "Ward's Bureau of Standards! Tented throughout! AD leather made, brown, oil treated chrome tanned leath 0 er uppers, soles and middle sole. Real Semce OfW Savings I Warm Sheep-Lined Moleskin Coat Pall 36-ima length. Kail wristleta, big. . i i ' collar and ha ng. Muff pock eta. Brown. Washboard Action, Tool Wards 24 Gallon Electric Washer $47.95 $5 Down Doe a whole week "a wash tor 4 people in li hoar. Gentle washboard action gets clothe much whiter. Only small carrying charge on deferred payments. Real Valve in Every Stepl Little Girls Want Black Winter Shoes $1.00 pair The patent ankle strap for "dree up" wear tha black calf tie for school. Both Goodyear welt constructed. Seal raloea. Men! KeepWaaal PartWod Uoionsusiy $1.19 m a rt scrums' Rail bnt, 10 wool, fwl an Sbe S"w4lt AtU.anlwJ, Women Endorse Our Practical Warm Undies Vests and Panties 59 c taoa Hardry a Kffnt, yet they stretch to perfect fit! Tack stitching make them elastic, fine hsle yarns make them last. Rib caffs and elastic waist band on panties. Vests have narrow sbonl dcr straps. Worn together, the set gives doable pro tectioa across tha abdomen. Flesh. Small, medium, large. San. Wear Dull Finish, Hi-Twist Silk Hose Iff m Full'Fashhmd "Goldencrests I9 Smart sheer chit, fon or sturdier serTsoa weight. AS tha new darker hadra for wintor are here at Tarda. Beige tone, browa tone, grays aavj tatrpea. 4 Qear, pure silk with picot top a ad slenda liijig reu beels. Remloreoil beds and toes far ' long i November Furniture Sale! Walnut with Oriental Wood Veneer . . . SQ495 Oriental Wood veneer is hard to get today. Yet we have used more than the usual atnount on this Thanksgiving suite. Even had it "T-matchctT on doors and drawers. Combined it with American wahmt veneer. The table has a folding leaf- Chair have tapestry scats. 6 down, ST monthly plua carrying charg Prlcmm are going VPt $79 SUITE Special for November Sale, Save over 20 t Aot now and get this 2-pioca Suite in the No vember Sale! It's easily a $79 value at today's high prices. Covered in taupe Genuine An gora Mohair. With broad, rest ful arms. And spring-filled re movable seats. Buy Now I Save 1 Price arc ffttlmg MJPt 35 Chair Specially Priced for November Sale s21 Onxawaa facfadstf Bar now! Sot 20 I Extra largo and com. iorubia. Willi aprfnea an seat and back. la (sbbo. rod. IwtullnsJ An exceptional Valoel Extra Large Pull Up Chair $4.95 Bath for real eoaa. fort. Large reosny seat. Extra high back. In rayon mat. queue with teaoaar seat, or all jacqaard DPI" STUDIO COUCH WORTU $35.00 Special for November Sale, $2 995 Tha hoiiatauuu cowered Stndio Conch V sail a duobis IHe. an atuactiaw sofa by sVay, And at niart, tt either a doobie bed or tw twin beds. But always it's comfortable. The bane as tnl! of coil springs. As is the inner j mattress. With bedding com par and three bag piflowa. We can't re tbia wakasf Boy Nowt S-aw-e I ONTGOMERY WARD arVfec arr going VPS $50siirinB Special for November Sale, $3995 Be smart! Get this 4-plece Suite In the Sals . . , and save $201 Bed, Chest, Vanity, with wal nut veneer fronts. Note the un usual decoration of quilted maple. Remember I The pries goes up after the November Sale I Closed Saturday, Nov. 11 Open Friday until 8:30 P. M. were tnj;::ed when a houe occupied j by Mr. and Mrs, joUa Pets, Just out- J
