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o f C N Events -’ l NEW HEAD OF WEST POINT- weeks. taken from the income from the Laratn-e BROMO <4: 2x3‘3,_;hd;l‘
_ llStl'atIOIIS 0 .men ews , ‘rhe $300 monthly salary which state: fund proper. which is "0“ “93" 2“"3“ the H””"”“ 5:317."
. .— Buttcrworth paid to himself until rc- LV doplel‘d- N0 decision has .VE't bt‘t’n' ‘01 Z A tonic lulu" ‘ “ ;.-. If?
"""‘ strained by a temporary injunction made by Judge Maltbie on a motion 5 m‘wr' Th“ genmm“ "mu )3. J
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Brig-Gen. Fred W. Slavin. tor-
merly commander of Fort Sherlm
dan, 111.. will succeed Brig-Gen.
Douglas MacArthur at the Na.-
tional War School June 30.
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$50,000 EMERGENCY ,
FUND ASKED BY ;
BUTTERWORTH .
What you like in
i - a loaf of Bread‘
Continu-d trom Page One.
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n .- . ti . s 'kas ti lli 'lls ' .\' rt. Ky. machine gun detachments and tanks H‘w‘i the «ivnmnd which will mist. Al I ' gre ' ' quafity
have Ilzl-cirlxerntmtlil‘l'ir]Ito libel:lpezlrg.t \‘iiilzhvengnlrlnriothnneijslgl'lated the calling of National Guardsmen to (lul‘ (llsllurSemellls {or Junuur)’ wore FIRST OF the pure m dlents that Insure !
pmom-t the populace. This picture shows a machine gun post set up at the entrance to one or the mills m follows: . 1. . J
Wllll 3: are nulll-r strung military guard. "132“3” 71-4 1933 -------- 34599-353 The man 0f the house llkes bread because It gIVCS him
. a nary _ ............ 5.217. 3 0 ' ' ‘
TAYLOR As A SOLDIER ”Eman- :1 ............ 2.212135 the clear, alert brain, the spring In his step, the perfeél:
. ’ ! . . nuar)‘ 2S ............ . .1.00 s . - - - - -
, r '. _____ digestion and qutck smile that makes him a favorite in
otal ............. $21,480.06 - - ' ' '
LATEST PHOTO or MRS. CARUSO AND GLORIA. -m m. ml- oi February m. our his family and a faélor In his busmesso
:dlsl-tll'sul war 56.47910. The number . . . . '
. _. . . of caso‘s we are taking care of in over H13 Wlfe likes it because she can keep her family happy, halthy
lnculiti s in II": slate and in about
littl-wn difi‘erent localities outside of
,lln stutr- is about 750, and about 140
lAllll'llf‘un Legion men are engaged In
'll‘l.‘ Service.
: "ll' the board of control will be
,lx‘l‘il “HOI‘gll lL’ \‘ot.‘ a ren‘illtance to
fun i would greatlv appreciate it and
:IIH'JHVVllllf um advising Mi-xsrs. Bul-
kvlm and Malonv of the situation so
rim! or can przsvnt an official requestl
for 35".000."
Injunctiuv‘ Dm'isinn Pending.
Anticipating circumstanCI-s like
'lllOM now confronting the statr- fund.
tlw last session ot the Legislature sv-t
and. an appropriation of 33::n4‘n‘i0 tn
_lu- lirziwn on only in cmm‘gencies. It
is from this fund that it is proposed
to lzlkc theJMme now needed. Ac-
‘tmn \x'uu dc-l‘crrvd by )csterda)"s
mtwiing ol‘ the l-ourd of control until
jllu- mnttvr could be looked into.
,\\'lih thv ratv of disbursements at.
over 85.000 :1 week. the balance is.
and well nourished on bread at a much reduced cost.
The two Bobbed Heads love bread for its delicious flavorZand
that’s enough. They can eat it three times a day, and many times
between meals, without ever tiring.
Try reducing your high-priced luxury foods. and increasing your brad-urine.
You may be surprised to find how you'd cu: expense “lthout .053 of food value.
Flavor. nourishment and economy at: all combined in White Rose Bread,
the Ioaf that completely satisfies
Ask Your Grocer for
Our Annual 88c Sale This 88c Sale
Will Last for
Will Start Thursday—at the
Thurs, Fri. and Sat.
3 Days
Feb. 9, 10, 11 MILL OUTLET STORE
Starts Thursday
February 9
All our patrons who have participated in our former sales will surely be pleased
with this announcement. They know from previous experiences, that we have always gn'clf
the best values obtainable and are looking forward to this money saving event.
A FE\V OF THE MANY BARGAINS WHICH lVE HAVE TO OFFER Al:
THIS SALE— ‘
3 Days
8&2 Sale
Thu 18 the latest picture to b taken of the widow and daughter
of the ymous tenor, who have just taken up their residence in New
tor-k cl y for the winter and spring.
HERE ARE
This photograph of William
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RUSSIAN BAT THEATER SHOWS DELIGHTFUL ART,
artistic significance in the achievements of the
Bat $1133; ghlghycame out of Moscow to exhibit its varied and deli-
cate achievements to the world. it may be that this novel institution
represents the reaction of Russian stage art against the sophistication
of the Bullet Russo and one or two similar manifestations. So the
new actors carry with them wooden soldiers marching with the solid-
ity of an genuine article. gaudlly painted figures in imitation 0: Run-
sian toys, men in the form of a jogging horse and gypsies crooning
' theit'melancholies tor a youth or fashion. These are the newest Slavic
substitutes tor Bakst and Stravinsky, Diaghlett and Nljinsky. This was
introduced in New York city a few nights ago and made a hit (mm the
start." It resemble: in form nothing so completely as the cabaret raised
'to tho nth degree. The picture above
,‘ m" a'nolka'ot 1860; .
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hows Mme, pianists in "Kati
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De mond Taylor. movie director
sin n in Hollywood, shows him in
the uniform of a British army
captain. ’
WEDS CHILDHOOD LOVE.
Pauline Frederick, stage and
screen star, has married for a
third time. Her marriage to Dr.
Chu’rles A. Rutherford, a child<
Imod sweetheart, in Santa Anna,
09.1., came as a. surprise to the
.v. .. -...__.........._......_.- ...—¢._-._..._.~ __
most of her friends. Miss Freder— ‘
Frank
ick’s first husband was.“
Andrews, “.mhitect, while ha;
899.0311 was Willard. use
4... .4 2:”
Ladies' Muslin' Night Gowns
Made of 64 cloth, a real bargain.
2 gown.
for Q 88c
Ladies' Fine Nainsook Pink
Night Goons
Silk yoke. and lace trimmed. Reg-
ular $1.49. 88c
For this sale only .....
Ladies' Fine Crepe Bloomers
Large Sizos; 1 pair flowered crepe
1 pair plain crepe 88°
2 pair for
Ladies’ Petticoats
Embroidery flounce with dust ruf-
“‘°' .......... 88::
2 Skirts for
Ladies‘ Black Sateen Petti-
coats -
Good value
for .................. 88c
Mercerized Damask Table
Covers
Round or square
each 880
Mercerized Table Cloth
1 34 Yards
for ' 88°
Extra Large Turkish Towels
Extra heavy: reg. 290
value; 2 to:- ..........
22x44 Turkish Towels
Pink Border sec
3 for
88:
A
18x36 Huck Towels’
6 Towels for .......... 886
Men’s Heavy Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers
.—
"’ pcs. for ............ 88C
Men ’5 Dress Shirts
New patterns. Guaranteed 88c
fast colors. at
Men’s Flannel Shirts
Gray only, each 886
Each
Men's Socks, Lisle
Double sole. seamless.
All colors, 8 pairs for. . 880
New, pretty designs 88°
5 yards for ...........
Cretonnes
Fine Silk Satin Camisoles
Each , ............... 88¢ ‘
Silk Satin Brassieres
2 for ................. 88¢
Envelope Chemise
Silk or lace trimmed.
Regular $1.25
Sale Price ............ 886
Ladies’ Union Suits
The ‘Glorie Brand,
sold for $1.39.
Now, each
the hi w?»
831156
Chil' dren’s Dresses
° to 6, and 7 to 14 years. all good
.. values 88c
f o r ................ .'
Envelope Chemises ‘
’V
Regular 69c. Sale price 88c
2 for
New Children’s Romper Suits
for 88¢
Ladies' Long Crepe Kimonas
Each ................. 889
House Dresses
Elastic belts
Each
LADIES: HOSIERY
Buster Brown Ladies' Hosiery
First quality, reg. 49c, at 886
this sale, 3 pair for .
Children’s Medium Ribbed
Stockings
All sizes
6 pair for ............. 886
Ladies’ Mercerized Hose
Rockford Fashioned 88c
3 pair for .............
Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk
Hose -
Burson's. first quality.
pair .................. 883
Ladies' Plain ‘Idsle Double
Sole Hose
Regular 250 ,
6 pair for ............. 88¢
HOUSE FURNISHINlb
6-Qt. Blue and Whne' Pots
Side handled. with cover 886
for ..................
r ~ 3
01 ..................
12 Qt. Prawn: Kettles
A bargain
for .................. 88°
10 Qt. Blue and White Pails
Seamless
for ...... 886
4.Piece Canister Sets
for .................. 88c
Blue and White Lined
Sauce Pans
2 {for ................ 88°
12-Qt. Sink Dlsh' Pans
.................. 88c
4 ...........
for
12-Qt. Galvamzed' Pails
at. each .............. 250
No. 7 Corn House Bmoms
5 s ‘ d, at
6‘2: ................. 396
1,000 Sheets Toilet Papers
F'n Crepe Tissue
1410115 for ............ 25G
White Bread Boxes
Special, at
each 796
.................
English Imported T. Pots" ,_
,It is to your interest to attend this salg, this opportunity only comes once in a year.
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