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initial embroidery, etc. Main 5511, DETROIT LIONS ROMP ON BEARS Cardinals, Paced by Bill Smith and Sarboe, Take Third From Packers. DETROIT, Nov. 28. -The Detroit Lions, with a defense as brilliant as their offense, routed the Chicago Bears from the professional football championship race today, 14 to 2.
Earl (Dutch) Clark scored both Detroit. touchdowns, added both extra points, and played such a strong game on defense that the best the Bears could do was to get two points for A safety in the second period. By the victory, the Lions retained A chance to win the western divisional title for the championship in the National league. A record crowd of 20,000 saw the Lions hammer through the Chicago defense for 43 yards to get within scoring range in the first quarter. Shepherd faded back and heaved the ball into Clark's arms in the end zone the first score, Clark added the extra point.
Just before the half ended, Buddy Parker fumbled on 8 crack into the wall on his own one-yard line, and when he recovered in the end zone, the Bears had him dropped for a twopoint safety. Detroit scored its second touchdown in the third period on a steady drive to the Chicago 22-yard line. Ace Gutowsky whipped a lateral to Clark, and the Detroit star squirmed away from Chicago tacklers and romped over the goal. His boot added the extra point. CARDS MAKE IT THREE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28. (P)-The Chicago Cardinals scored their third victory of the season over the Green Bay Packers, 9 to 7, today in a bitterly contested pro football game at Wrigley field. All of the scoring came in the first half, with the Cards clinging ately to their two-point throughout the closing periods. Bob Monett, veteran Packer back who played 3 for Michigan State, took the ball on a spinner play early in the first period and ran 60 yards to the Cardinal goal for a touchdown.
Ernie Smith's placement was good for the extra point, Immediately after the Packers' kick-off Bill Smith of the Cards took a pass from Sarboe to put the ball on the Packer 45-yard line. Sarboe swept around left end to the 29-yard stripe and two plays later Bill Smith booted a field goal from the Packers' 30-yard line to cut the visitors' margin to four points. Less than three minutes later Cook intercepted Johnnie Blood's lateral pass to give the Cards the ball on Green Bay's 32. Sarboe passed to Mikulak and Doug Russell plunged to a first down. From a deceptive spread formation Al -Niceling, former St.
Mary's star, raced around his left end for a touchdown. Bill Smith's attempted placement failed, but the Cards led, 9 to 7. DETROIT HAMMERS. OUT VICTORY OVER TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, Texas, Nov. 28.
(AP)Led by the brilliant play of Halfback Andrew Farkas, the Detroit sity Titans defeated the Red Raiders of Texas Tech, 12 to 7, in a hardfought intersectional game before 6000 fans here today. The invading stalwarts of Coach Gus Dorias piled up a 12-point in the first two periods, then settled down to A stubborn defense that turned back Tech's scoring threats. A triple lateral, Lutz to Wilson to Kondraski, netted Detroit a 19-yard gain and a touchdown late in the first quarter. Cooper's placekick was wide. Early in the next period a 39-yard sprint by Lutz and an offside penalty against Tech gave Detroit the ball on the Raiders' one-yard line.
Payne, substitute fullback, plowed over for the counter. Kondraski's kick was blocked. Tech scored in the same period on An 11-yard pass from Ed Smith, halfback, to Beanchamp. Davis, guard, converted. UTAH AGGIES RALLY TO BRING GAME TO TIE SALT LAKE CITY, Nov.
28. (P)- Utah Aggies, staging sensational last-period comeback, tied University of Utah, 14 to 14, here today and gained a portion of the Rocky Mountain conference football title. The victory of Colorado university over Denver gave Colorado and Utah Aggies five victories and one defeat each and a tie for the title. ONE-POINT MARGIN. ALBUQUERQUE, N.
Nov. 28. -By a scant 7 to 6 margin the Colorado State Farmers climaxed a mediocre gridiron season with a hardfought intersectional victory over the New university Lobo eleven here toda; SETS NEW NATIONAL MARK FOR SEASON'S SCORING DENVER, Nov. 28. (P) Colorado's "jackrabbit" of the gridiron scampered to a national football record today, Bill (Kayo) Lam, tap-dancing quarterback star of Colorado university, smashed the modern mark for yards gained from scrimmage and set up, in its stead, a brilliant figure of 1043 yards his flying feet have ticked off in nine games this season.
The old record of 1015 yards from scrimmage was set by Beattie Feathers of Tennessee, now a halfback with the Chicago Bears, HARRINGTON TEAMS WIN. DAVENPORT, Nov. Harrington basketball teams defeated Davenport teams in four games here last night, the scores being as follows: Harrington high school 30, Davenport high school 14; Harrington high school seconds 19, Davenport high school seconds 10; Harrington freshmen 32, Davenport grade school 11; Harrington grade school 20, Davenport grade midgets 9. HOCKEY PLAYERS TRADED. PORTLAND, Nov, 28.
(P) -Dr. Gordon B. Leitch, president of the Northwestern Hockey league, Announced tonight that Jimmy Evans, Calgary wingman, had been traded to Seattle for Tony Hemmerling. Hemmerling appeared in the Calgary lineup against Portland tonight. Evans started the with Portland, for which team season, played for several seasons.
IDAHO VANDALS NEAR LOS ANGELES BATTLE LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28. (AP)-Set for the closing game of their 1935 A (schedule, Idaho's Vandals arrive here tomorrow morning to meet the University of California at Los Angeles Saturday. Football took precedence over the holiday today, and Conch Bill Spaulding sent his U. C.
L. A. Bruins through A light workout. He was testing a new combination, in which George Robinson, sophom*ore, will play Captain Bob McChesney's wing position, McChesney having been ruled ineligible for failure in mid-term examinations, SAN FRANCISCO PLANS WELCOME Babe Hollingbery to Be Honor Guest at Native City Before Ball Game. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
28. (AP)- San Francisco prepared today a home town boy a welcome reserved for visiting notables, The occasion was arrival of the Washington State college football eleven. The principal of the fete was Orin E. (Babe) Hollingbery, coach of the W. S.
C. football team, coming to play St. Mary's college Saturday. Hollingbery grew up in San Francisco, attended high school here, and blossomed out as a teacher of gridiron tactics that saw him rise in the profession from player and coach of the San Francisco Olympic club eleven to mentor of A college team without benefit of a university degree. As A testimonial of his coaching ability, both at Washington State college and as coach of the western team of the annual east-west Shriner's charity game, Hollingbery will be the honored guest at A luncheon attended by civic and social leaders.
For San Francisco, a committee named by Mayor Angelo Rossi will be on hand. Many organizations, including the "south of the slot boys," 60- called through residence or birth south of Market street, will be represented. Delegations will escort Hollingbery from the Ferry building to the city hall. The schedule calls for A continual round of receptions. SANTA CLARA LOOSENS UP FOR THANKSGIVING SANTA CLARA, Nov.
28. (AP) -Coach (Clipper) Smith, keeping the spirit of Thanksgiving, canceled plans to put his Santa Clara Broncos through heavy practice today, and made a few changes in his tentative lineup for Sunday's game with the Loyola Lions at Los Angeles. Burns Campbell will be installed at right end in place of Norman Finney in tomorrow's drill, Smith said, and Floyd Schick will replace Dick HaughTian at right tackle. Campbell and Schick are both noted field-goal kickers. The Santa Clara lineup, Smith said, will have Smith and Campbell ends; Cope and Schick, tackles; Bassi, and Rodgers, guards, and Dougherty at center.
Hall will be quarterback, Carlsen and Kalinski at halves, and Falaschi at fullback. De Rosa, star halfback, has a strained right arm and is a doubtful starter. YAKIMA POURS POWER TO BEAT WALLA WALLA YAKIMA, Nov. 28. (AP)-Pouring on the power and deception in the second half today, the Yakima high school Pirates defeated Walla Walla's high school eleven, 31 to 7.
The locals scored early in the game on a pass, Shears to Kelly. A sustained drive of 60 yards netted Yakima its second score, and a pass interception with runback over the goal counted the third. Mixed runs, passes and laterals made the others. Walla Walla was unable to get going against Yakima and running by Milter was its only offensive threat. The visitors scored late in the fourth period against the Yakima reserves.
LYNN PATRICK, SON OF MANAGER, STAR PLAYER NEW YORK, Nov. 28. (AP)-Lynn Patrick, son of the New York Rangers' manager, won a game for the old man tonight, scoring both goals that gave the Rangers a 2. to 1 victory over Chicago Black Hawks in a speedy National Hockey league contest. Young Patrick concentrated his scoring efforts in one minute of the second period to overcome an early Chicago lead and sent New York to the top of the league's American division standing.
The first tally looked something like a fluke 80 Lynn promptly went out and scored again to show he could do it. LEWISTON BEATS RIVAL. LEWISTON, Idaho, Nov. 28. (AP)scoreless in the first half, Lewiston school turned on the power in the second period for six touchdowns and a 40-0 victory over Clarkston high in the intercity championship football game here today before a crowd of 4000.
The Bantams threatened to score only once, when Lewiston stopped an attack and took the ball on its own 12-yard line in the second quarter. SYNDICATE PLANS GROW. ST. LOUIS, Nov, 28. (P) syndicate's plan to purchase the St.
Louls Browns of the American league also includes purchase of the team's lone farm, San Antonio of the Texas league, George Sisler, one-time manager of the Browns and a member of the syndicate, said tonight. BUCKNELL TRIPS TEMPLE. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28. (AP)Bucknell's football Bisons skidded and splashed their way to an unexpected 7 to 6 victory today over Temple in the season's final game before 15,000 fans in the muddy, rain-swept Temple stadium.
With the Bowlers. The annual merry-go-round twoman tournament at the Davenport alleys yesterday, with Harry Howell and Les Francis topping the first day's entrants with 1402. Francis rolled 746 from scratch. Howell and Bill Freeman are second with 1374. The tournament ends January 1.
WHEAT PRICES HOLDING FIRM Little Activity With U. S. Exchanges Closed for Holiday. WINNIPEG, Nov. 28.
(P) -Undecided whether to decline with Liverpool or advance with Buenos Aires. wheat prices on the local exchange today held fractions of their previous closing Values closed cent lower, November at December 86, May 90 and July at cents. Operations dwindled to negligible proportions in the quietest session of the week. No export sales of Canadian wheat were reported, and with United States exchanges on a holiday trade news was scarce. A decrease in west Australia's wheat crop this year, from 26,980,000 to 20,109,000 bushels, was less than most traders had anticipated and resulted in net declines of at Liverpool.
Buenos Aires was up cents. Argentina's wheat exports this week were forecast at 1,028,000 bushels which compared with last week's clearances of 1,218,000 bushels. Black ports cleared 1,192,000 bushels, against 1,760,000 last week. About 20 lake vessels were reported as taking on grain at the head of the lakes for shipment down the lakes. It was believed half of this grain was being taken east for winter storage.
Spreads held about unchanged In the cash grains section. Coarse grains trading was listless. Prices held at levels not far from their previous close. FUTURES. Wheat- Open.
High. Low. Close, Nov. Dec. .851 .86 May .90 July .90 .90 OatsDec.
.29 .29 May July .321 BarleyDee. May July FlaxNov. 1.39¼ Dec. 1.38 1.39⅞ 1.38 1.39% May 1.41 1.43 1.41 1.42¾ RyeDec. May July CASH GRAIN.
Wheat-No. hard, No. 1 northern. No. 3 northern, No.
4. northern, 74e; No. 5, 64c; No. 6. 61c; feed, 48e; No.
1 Garnet, 82c; No. 2 Garnet No. 1 Durum, 82c; No. special, No. 5 special, 63c; No.
6 special, 57e; track, 86c. Ooats- 2 CW. No. 3 extra No. 1, feed, No.
feed, No. 2 feed, No. 3 feed. track, Barley No. 3 No.
4 33 No. c. 5 27 No. 6 track. ew.
Flax- No. 3 1 No. No. 2 track, Rye-No. 2 CW.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28. (P) -After openins unchanged, wheat futures here turned easier and closed lower, based on the sterling rate of $4.93 11-16. Small Russian shipments and free ofters of French wheat sent prices off at once time, but higher Argentine cables induced a partial recovery late which was mostly lost again toward the close owing to more liberal selling orders.
March and Mar. American closed money. at 55 10d or cents in STEEL ORDERS. NEW YORK, Nov. 28.
(P)-The American Institute of Steel Construction reported today, that orders for fabricated structural per steel, larger booked than during the October monthly average for 1935, Contracts closed amounted to 72.505 tons. Total the first 10 months of the year was 646,941 tons. Shipments during October amounted to 66,353 tons and the total of the 10 months 693,282 tons. Production last month was reported at the rate of 32.2 per cent of the yearly average of 1928 to 1931, Inclusive. MONTREAL SILVER FUTURES.
MONTREAL, Nov. 28, fuclosed steady, unchanged to 12 higher. Sales 50 contracts. Sales. High.
Low. Close, Dec. 25 65.90 65.90 May 25 65.90 65.85 65.85 BAR METALS. LONDON, Nov. 28.
-Bar silver steady and unchanged at 29 3-16d. (U. S. equivalent 64.91 cents.) LONDON, Nov. 28, (P) -Bar gold declined penny to 140s 11d.
(U. S. equivalent $34.78.) MONEY. LONDON, Nov. 28.
(P)-The Bank of England today bought £424,700 in bar gold. Mones, cent. Discount rates. short and bills, per cent. METALS.
LONDON, Nov. 28. (P)-Copper, standard spot, £35 5s: future, £35 12s 6d. Electrolytic, spot, £39; future. £39 10s.
Tin, spot, £220 155; future, £211 75 6d. Lead. spot and future, £18. Zine, spot and future, £16. JURORS' BOOK WRITTEN BY JUDGE LINDSLEY Judge J.
B. Lindsley, presiding judge of the superior courts for this coming year, will have charge of calling the juries, has prepared a 12- page booklet of instructions the more than 1000 who will be called while he presides. The booklet will save much delay in instructing jurors. He has prepared the booklet to aid those who wish to qualify to enter upon their duties in an intelligent and capable manner. The booklet is largely made up of questions and answers.
The judge also tells in detail what the judge should do in the way of aiding the jury by instructions on the law, how to consider testimony, what consideration to give to remarks of attorneys and how to arrive at a verdict which represents the truth. SAN JOSE WINNER. SAN JOSE, Nov. 28. (P)-San Jose State college romped over San Diego State, 24 to 9, here this afternoon before a crowd of 5000 fans.
City and County Records. BIRTHS. Herbison- To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N.
Herbison, W303 Fifteenth avenue, a son. Senter To Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Senter, Davenport, a daughter at Deaconess hospital.
Morice-To Mr. and Mrs. J. Archie Morice, Nora uvenue, a son. Floyd--To Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Floyd, N2118 Addison street, a son. Flanigan- -To Mr. and Mrs.
C. Flanigan, E2103 Seventh avenue, a son. Johnson- Mr. and Mrs. Morris S.
Johnson, Post Falls, Idaho, daughter at Deaconess hospital. Souther-To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Souther, Colville, a daughter at St.
Luke's hospital, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES. PER DAILY WORD PER SUNDAY WORD Three consecutive times for price of two. consecutive times for four. Minimum charge. 10 words, Contract rates on application.
Aries: Midwives. Oil A to Promotion. SpirNote: Rates for Money Loan. SalItualists and Matrimonials will be quoted at the office. Phone Main 3321.
FLORISTS 10 LOVELY FUNERAL SPRAYS ALL PRICES SPOKANE FLORIST CO. MAIN 5555 HUTCHINSON. Thomas- -Passed away Nov In this city. His home WAS at Sprague, Father of Vern Hutchinson of Tacoma: Mrs. Edward Stanton of Spokane; Mrs.
Jessie Tracey of Norfolk. Neb. Mrs. Edyth Hopkins Pairmount, West 3 grandchildren Funeral will be A nounced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 Monroe st, HUTTON.
Lewis Age 26 years, Passed Nov. 28 at a local hospital. His home was in Newport. Nebraska, Survived by his father. J.
L. Hutton of Newport. Neb. The body will be shipped to Newport. Fridas morning.
Nov. 29, by the SON MORTUARY, 4th and Jefferson Spokane. SUMMERS. Rosa M. -Passed AWAY Nov.
25 in this city. Her home was at W811 Mansfield. Mother of Mrs. J. Bridewell of Heberspring, Arkansas: Mrs.
John Ferguson at the home: Mrs. Coral Clark of Los Angeles: George H. of Portland, Ore Frank A of Mitchell, So. 5 grandchildren. greatgrandchildren.
She WAS A relative of President Tyler. a member of the W. C. T. U.
and the Westminster Congregational church. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 Monroe st. FUNERALS 13 DEATHS 12 BARTSHE. Henry 45 years.
He was a resident of E2022 18th ave, He had lived in Spokane 32 years and WAS a member of the American legion. Survived by his wife Bertha at the home: daughter. Mrs. E. S.
Hogle of 2 Spokane. Mother. Mrs. Clarissa Bartshe: Mrs. Edith Barr and Mrs.
Warren Latham of Spokane. Funeral Friday, Nov. 29. at 1 p. from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME The American legion will have charge of the services.
Dr. H. A. Van Winkle will officiate. Interment Riverside Park.
N2914 CALDWELL, Nelson st. Wife Her, Cecil F. CaldBeatrice home WAS well. at the home: daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Lane of Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday Nov. 29. at 2:30 p.
m. from the JAEGER ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe st. Dr. H. O.
Perry officiating. Interment Riverside Park. LEITHAUSER. Amelia -Her home WAS E3622 Pacific. She had lived in Spokane for the last two years and was a former resident of St.
Paul, Minn. Wife of Matt: mother of John of New York. William of So. Edward of St. Paul.
Matt Jr. of Helena. Mrs. A. Luenow and Mrs.
Lloyd Alexander, both of Spokane: 9 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. Friends and aCquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday, Nov. At 1 p. m. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN de JAEGER FUNERAL HOME.
N1306 Monroe st. Rev. J. Homer Magee will officiate. Interment Riverside Park LIASKOS, Angelo -Age 45 years.
He lived was a resident of W215 Trent. Had in Spokane for the past 2 years, Survived by one brother, John B. Liaskos of Spokane: and brothers in Greece. Funeral Nov 30, at 2:30 p. from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME.
W1124 Riverside ave, Father Donald Glazebrook will officiate, Interment Riverside Park. MOON, James Thomas -His home WAS at W1603 Gardner, He was a retired master blacksmith for the S. U. member of the Episcopal church. Husband of Elizabeth.
at the home: father ol don. England; William J. a of Spokane. Charles and Henry H. both of LonMrs.
Florence Hughes at the home: 8 grandchildren. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, Nov. 30. at p. m.
from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 Monroe st. Father Donald Glazebrook will officiate. Interment Riverside mausoleum. SHERMAN, John home was W1107 2d ave.
Father of George Sherman of Turner, John Sherman of Colorado: brother of George Sherman of Milan. Ohio. He was a retired groceryman. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday. Nov.
29. at 4 p. from the ALWIN CHAPEL at the HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME. N1306 Monroe st. Mt.
Carlton lodge No. 103, I. 0. 0. F.
will have charge of the serve ices. Cremation will follow. SMITH, Jennie Evelyn-Her home was at 8170 Perry. Age 73 years. She had resided in Spokane for the past 2' years.
Survived by her husband, John at the home: 2 sons. Delos Smith of Los Angeles. Everett A. Smith of Orofino. Idaho: 3 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 30. at from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME. W1124 Riverside. Dr.
H. A. Van Winkle will officiate. Interment Greenwood, SVAHN, Theresa--Age 57 years, Her home was at Fishtrap, Wash. Survived by her husband, John: daughter, Miss Mary French of Seattle: 2 sons.
Albert Russell and John' P. Svahn, both of Fishtrap; 1 sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Peel Spokane. Funeral Saturday, Nov 30. at from the SMITH FUNERAL HOME.
Rev. L. N. Williams will officiate. Incineration will follow.
UHLS. Charles 82 years. His home was at E2029 5th ave. He was custodian of the Edison school. Survived by his wife.
Margaret; 1 son. Albert at the home. Private funeral Friday, Nov. 29, at 10 a. from the COX FUNERAL HOME, W30 3d ave.
Rev. William M. Macintosh will officiate. Interment Greenwood. The family request no flowers.
CEMETERIES 17 FAIRMOUNT MEMORIAL PARK. N. W. Spokane's largest and most manent cemetery, Broad. 0797 MONUMENTS 26 WASHINGTON MONUMENTAL CO.
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Write for designs, prices, N1001 Monroe. LOST 28 co*ckER "Rascal." SPANIEL DuD. Black Answers to Broad 3585M. W1118 York. EIGHTY FACE LAMBS NEAR Seven Mile.
Room 90. Sillman Hotel. Spokane. Reward LADIES' PURSE CONTAINING GLASSES near Ambassador club. Reward.
Wal. 1421, 7 MONTHS OLD. WIRE-HAIRED TERrier, Reward. Main 1381 or Lake. 0956W.
ROLL OF BILLS AND CHECK. REWARD. Mrs. Samms. Enloe Hall.
W921 Main. BUNCH KEYS DOWNTOWN Reward. Riv. BETWEEN 2007. Monday.
ANNOUNCEMENTS 32 DREAMLAND DANCE, IST. old-time dance Sat. Gents 160 ladies 6c Turkey given Wed. Blanket Thurs, 25c couple. THE CASTLE SPECIAL CHICKEN AND steak dinners by appointment, De luxe cuisine.
Below Rimrock Drive. Main 6848. EVERYTHING WASHED, FLAT IRONED. 15 lbs. 90c; shirts finished.
12c. BOSTON WET WASH, MAIN 5274. SPECIAL T-BONE STEAK 75c Blue plate special METROLOPITAN CAPE. N113 Bernard. MODERNIZE YOUR OLD LAMPS WITH Carman's light correctors: something new Wal.
1479M. INSTRUCTION IN ART: CHRISTMAS gift painting June Arkills Glen. 0347. SEE DR ALDRICH TO STOP LIQUOR habit. E4504 Frederick Glen.
4424, SURPRISE RATES ON LIFE INSURANCE: all ages: nonmedical. Broad. 3239. PARK HILL HOSPITAL: CONFINEMENT cases, $60 with Dr. RIv.
3088. PERSONALS 34 ALCOHOLISM CONQUERED, FREE CONsultation. Local ref Halco. 316 Standard Stock Exch. Bldg.
Riv. 6191 ANY abouts ONE of William KNOWING Fitzgibbon, THE write WHERE- 8 4, Review -Chronicle TRANSPORTATION 35 LOW FARES TO PORTLAND. $7 50 One Way $13.50 Round Trip In de luxe -conditioned coach on The Spokane, 7:55 Spokane 9:45 p. m. Ar.
Portland R. Reclining seats. free pillows, porter service. Inquire also about new Low Winter Excursion Fares East. Union Pacific Ticket Office.
N1 Post or Union Station, Trent and Stevens. Main 4121. Holiday Travel Rates. Available UNION PACIFIC STAGES. Let our safety, streamlined equipment.
carry you in comfort. Our experienced drivers assure maximum safety. Phone Main 1351. SPOKANE-LEWISTON, $3.35 trip: Moscow $1.50: $2.25 round trip. Burns Stages, Dessert Hotel, Main 3131; BEAUTY SHOPS 38 $1,75, SOFT OIL PUSH-UP WAVE! RINGlets.
Fingerwaves, 350; with shampoo. 50c. Kenny's. 510 Hyde. Main 4534.
AND FINGER WAVE, 50C: OIL permanent, $2.50 up. Irene's. Main 3341. TRAINING FOR POSITIONS 83 TRAINED SALESMEN EARN BIG MONEY -Learn to sell! Details free! No obligations! Write today. State age.
occupation: information confidential. A. R. Godfrey. O.
Box 1154, Spokane. PRACTICAL TRADE SCHOOLS 86 Diesel and Jobs. Undecided what trade to learn and school to choose? Attend Adcox School two weeks FREE. Learn how students prepare for unlimited opportunities and big bay in Diesel. See why students from all over America, prefer Adcox training Judge for yourselt if Adcox has the finest equipment and most successful graduates of any Diesel School in the United States.
Then enroll or leave without obligation as you choose, That's fair. Isn't 1t? Earn room and board while learning, Come to school at once or write for No. 16 catalog explaining this startling FREE TRIAL OFFER and other interesting Information L. L. Adcox Trade School.
237 N. E. Broadway, Portland. Oregon AMBITIOUS MEN READING THIS WILL be given an opportunity to join our selected student body to immediate training. for positions Diesel Junior power operators and engineers in tion.
Small fee covered by money-back Agreement of satisfaction. Write or wire Schoeck Diesel Training. Box 33. Review-Chronicle, for our plan. WANTED SEVERAL MEN FOR DIESEL training For details write 8 5.
ReviewChronicle. NEW NIGHT CLASSES: ENROLL NOW Western Diesel School. N910 Monroe RADIOS 92 REPOSSESSED 1935 GENERAL ELECtrie 8-tube all-wave model M81. Originally sold for $99.75. Can be had for merely assuming balance of contract payable $6.90 per mo.
We will also take your old radio in trade. JAMES SMYTH. Plumbing and Electric Store. W908 SPRAGUE. MAIN 1118.
USED RADIOS. 6-tube Rola Jackson Bell $8.75 7-tube R. C. Radiola No. $12.50 $49.50 slight table model Philco radio $19.75 6-tube Stewart- $7.75 LIBERTY FURNITURE co.
212-214-216 Riverside. SPECIAL CLEARANCE ON RADIOS. Only three left. Better hurry! Atwater-Kent 9-tube. all-wave.
In ful modernistic console. reduced to $101.50: rec price. $145. JENSEN-BYRD CO 320 RIVERSIDE SMALL RADIOS. $8.90 UP: CONSOLES.
$14 up: 1000 tubes. 50c, Rentals. RADIO CO $2 up W922 1st ave Main 1655. Repairing. INLAND OFF- NEW 1935 8-TUBE G.
E. ALLconsole: was $129.50. now $90.65. Johnson, Monroe. Riv.
5432. NEW PACKARD BELL. L. S. WAVE, 5 metal tubes, $34.95.
White's, W908 1st. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 94 DOLLAR DAYS $1.00 delivers any piano selected. No extras. Balance on terms like rent. 10 absolutely new high-grade apartment grands.
32 12 absolutely new high-grade small upright pianos. May have temporarily store with families interested in buying later but prefer to sell. Will sacrifice for quick sale on exceptionally case terms. Also biz allowance for your old piano in trade. 30 good used pianos to select from.
from $57.50 to $185. Free tuning. free bench. free delivery Hoffman Bros. Music Company.
W81614 Riverside Ave. 2d. Plonn USED PIANOS Chickering, walnut case, $115. Hobart M. Cable, oak case, $105.
Fischer player, mahogany case, $95. Three good practice pianos, $68. -and 20 other bargains. Tull Gibbs TEN-DAY SALE Open Evenings by Appointment. Closing out 22 pianos to make room for new carload Practice Piano $27.50 Fine mah 69.00 A-1 used pianos.
97 00 3 small. like new ..149.50 10 fine new Beautiful Baby Grand 252.00 $675.00 new "53" grand. .498.00 Standard makes. Guaranteed. HOLLENBACK PIANO CO S167 Howard.
Riv. 0841. SMALL USED MAHOGANY PIANO, ONE used walnut, 50 other high grade new, reconditioned upright and grand pianos. Baldwin. Steinway, Knabe, Howard.
grands. Your present piano in trade. Liberal terms- discount for cash. Write for our detailed list, ROY GOODMAN Piano Exchange, W911 Riverside. PRIVATE PARTY HAS LEFT SMALL Kimball made grand with me for immediate sale at a very low figure: can not be told from new.
Terms, trade. ROY GOODMAN. W911 Riverside, DEAGAN XYLOPHONES, $39, $45. Piano -accordions for sale or rent. RUSS BAILEY MUSIC CO.
911 Riverside PIANOS. RADIOS FOR RENT: DELIVOslund Piano House. W1216 Broadway WANT PIANO WILL PAY CASH OR will trade W911 Riverside, Riv. 1860. NEW PIPE ORGANS.
$1500. J. RILEY CHASE 210 Symons Bide WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD USED piano, Glen. 3438 HOUSEWIVES' SUPPLIES 104 WINTER BANANAS. JONATHANS.
Romes. Delicious. Stayman Winesaps. Trent to Argonne road. block south.
1 block east Keeler. FANCY DELICIOUS, $1. VERA ON APple way east to Conklin, north one block. first house on right. Whitman, CIDER: DELICIOUS.
ROMES. 5 BOXES. $1 All varieties On Pines. ODDosite tank, Opportunity SPUDS, 100 LBS. $1.25.
WE DELIVER. Riley's, E1908 Sprague. Lake. 1808. REFRIGERATION 119 GUARANTEED REBUILT COMPRESSORS.
Mayall Ice Machine CoM E120 Sprague, WASHING MACHINES 120 WESTINGHOUSE WASHING MACHINE. mangle, $59.50. Can be bought FHA plan Long terms. LIBERTY FURNITURE CO. 212-214-216 Riverside.
CAST ALUMINUM MAYTAG WASHER, $33.50. Spokane Maytag Co. 8212 Howard LET US CHANGE YOUR MAYTAG HARD roll wringer to a balloon wringer. Main 4903. All makes Aikin, Monroe.
Main 6915. WRINGER ROLLS. REPAIRED WOOD SAWING 134 WOODSAWING SPECIALISTS. SERVICE that satisfies, 60c and up, Call Broad. 2655.
WOODSAWING EVEN LENGTHS 60C and up. We catch dust. Broad. 39511 CATCH DUST- -50C. 600 COL Prompt service, Call Cusick.
Glen. 1935 CATCH DUST: 60c and EVEN Call LENGTHS: Broad PROMPT 2600. service; Up WE ARE EXPERIENCED CALL U8 FIRST. HAROLD SWIRES, RIV. 1827 0 SAWYERS.
Chins. dust caught separate. Lake, 2186 R. LUTHER. LAKE 0188 2 SAWS: catch dust: saw even: reliable service.
CUT EVEN LENGTHS: Garrett. CATCH Glen. 0964.1 DUST: prompt service. EVEN SAWING: QUICK SERIVCE: CATCH dust. Marvin Johnson.
Riv. 1577. WOODSAWING EVEN LENGTHS: Broad, CATCH Griggs, Call 3117. EVEN LENGTHS CATCH DUST QUICK service: reasonable. Broad 3052.
EVEN LENGTHS Main CATCH DUST Broad 2225 EXPERIENCED, Lake RELIABLE: 1774 CATCH dust: reasonable MR. STEWART CUTS EVEN. CATCHES dust. Phone Glen. 1726.
WOODSAWING 55C AND UP. LEWIS. Glen 2473. BUILDING MATERIAL 144 LONG LAKE SPECIALS. 2x4 No 2 pine dimension 548.
$24 1x10 No. 5 pine shiplad rustic 816 1x4-10 No A AVE. MAIN $15 E2402 MALLON 4394 CUT FUEL COSTS. Save 25 to In heating costa by installing storm sash Estimates gladly HOME LBR. CO.
LAKE. 0123. WE WILL ARRANGE YOUR FHA LOAN for A new chicken house. garage or Ant home repairs No down Details call payment: to sears to pay. INDEPENDENT LER CO.
LAKE 1144 SPECTALS IN NO. 3 DIMENSIONS 8-in $18 boards CROWLEY MILLWORK co. Glen. 0035.1 FURNACES 143 NEW: ALSO USED FURNACES, $10 UP. W3322 Princeton, Broad.
4686. PLANTS, BULBS, SEEDS 147 BULBS! ALL KINDS. 1-3 OFF. INLAND SEED CO. 8120 Howard, Main 5397.
BLACK DIRT FERTILIZER 149 DRY MANURE. DIRT SAND cinders. Murphy Lake 0971 MANURE DELIVERED OR YOU HAUL. cheap Old Union Stockyards. Lake, 2790 LAKE, 1616.
FILL DIRT. DIRT Cinders: driveways made MANURE, 3 82.50: BLACK DIRT Hollander Lake. 1945. Glen 0637 BEST BLACK DIRT. GOOD ROTTED manure.
Big load. Riv. 0952. MISCELLANEOUS- For Sale 150 SPOKANE METALS CO. EAST 27.
MAIN. MAIN 4811. Pipe. used and new: corrugated roofing: saws mandrels. belting.
doors and windows. EVERYTHING LOW PRICED Drive up: plenty of parking space. PIPE FOR WATER SUPPLY, IRRIG tion air lines. sorinkler systems. sewer lines all sorts and sizes at big savings in price ALASKA JUNK CO MAIN 5108.
S116 ADAMS. HYDRAULIC HOISTS, GAS PUMPS STORAGE TANKS. NEW AND USED. SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT CO. N534 Washington St.
Riv. 5721. GET OUR PRICES ON CORRUGATED roofing. You can save money by doing 80 ALASKA JUNK CO. MAIN 5108.
8116 ADAMS ONE ONLY ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER. suitable for large home or apartment house. $47.50. CRESCENT STORE 4TH FLOOR. CORDWOOD SAWS AND SAW MANDRELS at real money -saving prices.
ALASKA JUNK CO MAIN 5108 8116 ADAMS SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY MACHINE for Xmas. Sale on rebuilt White electrics. $39.50 to $69.50: 10-yr. guarantee. The Crescent (3d fir.
Main 2341. FOR BETTER ASPHALT OR COMPOSItion roofing at lower prices see ALASKA JUNK CO 8116 ADAMS. MAIN 5108. USED CAPITAL COAL OR WOOD range with gas plate, $13.50. MARSHALL-WELLS.
8157 Howard. RADIATOR COVERS. TARPS. TRUCK covers. cheap Green Tent and Awning E1302 Trent Lake 0671 HOWARD.
RADIUM HEATERS: JACObean dining rm. set, priced low. Two Square Store, Main 5777. W45 Main GUARANTEED HOT WATER TANK. $2.75.
Guaranteed BROADWAY WELDING CO. repairing, $2, Broad. 0120. TORRID ZONES SAVE YOU 12 to 36 months to pay. Broad.
1264. RUSSELL FURNACE CO. N608 Monroe. 10-IN. ELECTRIC BATHROOM HEATERS.
complete with cord. $1.19 MAXWELL FRANKS. 1st and Wall. OUR DOUBLE OIL BARREL WOOD heaters cost less. give more heat Broadway Welding W1021 Broadway 1-K.
BLUE- WHITE DIAMOND RING, mond set platinum mounting. Snap. $180. N123 Washington. CULBERTSON'S MIRRORS.
SHOW CASES. French doors, safes, carpets, selling rapidly. W321 Riverside. MEAT CASE. 12 FT.
$100; CHOPPER. $75. CARL TRUNK W35 MAIN. SAND DRYING STOVE, GOOD CONDItion. Reasonable.
Riv. 6723. W1516 2d. 32 R. F.
KLEENBORE SHORTS. 35C. Fiala Sporting Goods Exch. 315 Main CAR GENERATORS EXCHANGED. Monroe Battery Co.
N925 Monroe, USED PLUMBING FIXTURES FOR SALE 0116 Miller N613 Monroe Broad CRACKED MOTOR BLOCKS WELDED AMERICAN WELDING CO. W29 Trent NEW. USED SASH AND DOORS Glass Hospital. W31 Main. Main 2741 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PROMPTLY Spokane Glass.
W1109 2d. Main 4643 GOOD ELGIN POCKET AND WRIST watches. $3.95, Inland Loan 431 Main FIREPLACE FIXTURES MAKE NICE Xmas gifts. Low prices. W1009 1st.
MEAT GRINDER. ELECTRIC SLICER. scale. block: bargains! W704 First. TWO GARAGE DOORS WITH TRACK.
cheap, N806 Madelia. Lake. 0082. SELL YOUR DENTAL GOLD AND OLD lewelr to Pioneer N7 Washineton MONARCH RANGE, HOT WATER FRONT. $20.
8309 Wall, Apt. 6. Riv. 2935. USED RANGES AND HEATERS: RECONditioned Lane's.
W519 Spracue XMAS SPECIAL -LATE FICTION NEW price. Clark's Books, W831 Main. LADY'S BLUE WHITE, DIAMOND RING. a beauty. $225.
W416 Riverside. ALL KINDS OF USED OFFICE FURNIture and equipment, W417 1st. HAND- -MADE BROADCLOTH QUILT. $30 W1011 Indiana Broad 5271. ESTATE HEATROLA, MEDIUM SIZE good condition.
Glen. 3734 W. NOVELTY TRICKS AND JOKES. PUZales Museum. 253 Riverside.
MUST SELL 1000. VOL. LAW BOOKS. Make bid. 303 Hyde bide.
MISCELLANEOUS 152 FURS. WOMEN'S. MEN'S CLOTHING also rummage, Open evenings W528 1st VISIT THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Riverside, 2d floor. Main 4500 WANTED -100 MEN'S SUITS. SNOW suits, skates, ladies' conts.
Wash st. 154 SPOT CASH- -BLAZERS, LEATHER JACKets, men's suits. 83 Wall. Main 3912. CASH FOR JEWELRY TEETH.
FREE weighing. Mail in, Millman, N218 Post HIGHESI CASH PRICES MEN'S clothes shoes. tools. etc. W327 Main WE BUY RAGS LB.
Junk. AUTO. W20 RATTER. Main les, 40c Inland Hyde M. JEWELERS W807 RIVERSIDE Pay what old cold, silver in worth.
WE PAY TOP PRICES IN CASH FOR OLE gold jewelry 416 Riverside. MISCELLANEOUS--To To Trade 156 WILL SELL OR TRADE 1929 STANDARD sedan for good piano BACK'S. 8167 Howard st. Spokane, SKATE SHARPENING 158 SPOKANE TOOL. DIE AND MACHINE Works, Skate sharpening W16 PRECISION SKATE GRINDING Ware Cochran Coultas 422 Sprague FURNITURE 160' CLUB CHAIRS.
LARGE $13.50 un Occasional chairs $4.75 8-piece maple dining room set. new style $59.50 2-piece mohair living room set. $69.50 4-piece maple bedroom $59.50 Breakfast. table, 4 chairs. LIBERTY FURNITURE.
212-214-216 RIVERSIDE NEW WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS, $59.95 and $79.95. All the credit you need. Symmes Upstairs Furniture Store. N119 Post. Riv.
2275. NEW MOHAIR DAVENPORT SET. $45; American oriental, 9x12, rug $15. Breakfast set. $8.
Monroe. apt. 39. CIRCASSIAN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE. 3-piece: baby buggy: 3-section bookcase.
W1115 3rd. FURNITURE- Wanted 161 HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR niture, ranges. household goods. side Furniture Exchange, Riv. 1313.
WILL PAY MORE FOR FURNITURE. stoves, rues, fixtures, etc Main 5512 PAY CASH FOR FURNITURE. RANGES. rugs or any used goods. Broad.
1230 IF YOU DON'T GET YOUR PRICE RIV 6811 wants furniture. stoves, rugs, CALL PHIL'S AUCTION HOUSE BEFORE you sell. It pays. Riv. 1626.
FURNITURE REPAIRING 162 FURNITURE RECOVERED ON YOUR OLD New fall fabrics; prices reasonable. Barrett Mfg. Co. Lake. 2525.
SPOKANE FURNITURE HOSPITAL. PORTER, E528 INDIANA. GLEN, 2070 STOVES, FURNACES, Repairs 164 SPOKANE STOVE FURNACE REPAIR Grates. water fronts for all makes. W914 18T AVE.
MAIN 2323 FURNACE AND CHIMNEY VACUUM cleaned. With fires. $2.50. Glen, 2856. REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES: PARTS welded.
Rubens, 1009 1st. Main 6950. 2ND-HAND GOODS--Wanted 182 KEITH BUYS TOOLS. STOVES. FRUIT jars, sinks.
E419 Sprague, Riv. 6022. MACHINERY-Miscellaneous 188 TRACTOR HEADQUARTERS 65 CATERPILLAR WITH TRAIL BUILDER: 60 CATERPILLAR. 30 CAT ERPILLAR. 30 CLETRAC.
28 HILLSIDE CATERPILLAR. 25 CLETRAC. 20 CLETRAC. TWO 15-30 CORMICK INGS. 10-20 FORDSONS.
NEW MODEL 30 ON DISPLAY MILLS SPOKANE. NEW AND USED "CATERPILLAR" TRACTORS, ROAD MACHINERY HOPIUS-FERRIS EQUIPMENT CO. 728 MALLON AVE. BROAD 1954 6 H. MARINE ENGINE.
SAW MAN- drels: rent screw jacks. E215 Sprague. LET US BID ON MACHINERY LOTS. Crescent Machine N821 Monroe. MACHINERY -Miscellaneous 188 Continued.
WE SELL OR RENT. Ide. Broad. CONSTRUCTION 5076. Equipment Co.
W1118 USED TOOLS FOR MACHINE SHOP AND American Machine Works. ATTORNEYS 220 J. ONSTINE. NOTARY: WILLS. Bankruptcy, 517 Ziegler Bids, Main 6586.
PATENT ATTORNEYS 222 HERBERT SMITH. 333 Designs. RIVERSIDE. Patents, ings. Blue Prints.
Models. GLENN L. FISH 905 MAIN AVE. Patents secured, financed, sold DETECTIVE AGENCIES 226 SPOKANE INVESTIGATION SERVICE, 410 ZIEGLER. Main 5069; night, Riv.
3963. PETS- Birds. Etc. 228 NUGENT'S co*ckER SPANIEL KENNELS. E3027 Marshall 1st house Greene at.
bridge, south side of river. FOX TERRIER PUPPIES: ROLLER CAnaries: supplies. N105 Madelia. Lake. 0603R.
CHOWS, SCOTTIES. RIV. 7565, 82803 Chestnut. (Follow Inland Empire highway.) ENGLISH BULL TERRIER MALE PUPpies, none better. W1706 5th.
RiV. 6041. NEW SHIPMENT GOLDFISH. ALL KINDS puppies. Howe's Bird Store, W821 Main, BOARDERS WANTED WARM.
SANItary kennels. Outside runs. Broad 2470. DR. STEWART'S DOG, CAT HOSPITAL.
Boarding E2623 Sprague Lake 0102. THEISS Puppies. W1402 Courtland. Broad. 2401.
BOSTON TERRIER KENNELS. CANARIES! SINGERS $3 UP: 510 CAGES $1.39 up. Duthie Seed Co. Main. co*ckER SPANIEL PUPS.
2 MONTHS. $2 to $5 E2934 Diamond. POULTRY 232 "HENACRES" LEGHORN CHICKS. Guaranteed day-old pullets and six weeks' old pullets are available for January and February delivery, Two useful premiums for early ordering. plus cash discount.
Twenty-third year breeding for big hens and big eggs. PRICES: Chicks, 11c to 16c: day old to pullets. 70c. 240 to 34c: six weeks pullets. 60c Full information.
prices and helpful Chick Chats "HENACRES. BOX R. PROSSER. WN, ACME NICOTINE POULTRY DELOUSER. tube treats 150 chickens.
BENEKE SEED CO. 915 1st Ave, MONTANA TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS at Emskamp's. 8226 Washington. LIVE STOCK 234 AUCTION SALE MONDAY, DEC. 2D.
10 A. 5 miles south Greenacres. 25 Guernsey cattle: 6 horses; colts: machinery: household goods, E. Morrison. owner.
Sandy Keith. auctioneer. 6478. GALLOWAY oll. RUNS 25c O.
All rings, idc. $11.75 qt. Spokane Separator Service. N336 Post. JERSEY.
GUERNSEY. HOLSTEIN springers. Good producers, Glen. 2998M. $75, TEAM MARE MULES.
FAT: $20. 1200-Ib. mare, trade. N2828 Market. ANKER-HOLTH SEPARATORS SEE US for demonstration.
E2817 Sprague, YOUNG JERSEY COWS. $80. 1 FRESH 500n. N7708 Crestline, HAY AND FEED 236 100 LBS. W.
M. EGG MASH $1.55 80 lb. G. dairy mash 100 A Egg $2.00 100 lb. Centennial mash $1.90 Limit.
DIVISION CASH FEED. DRIVE BLK. wholesale SAVE BUCK. REtailing seed. prices.
Davis, just of Sperry's. Lake, 2030. BALED STRAW. $4.50 AND $5 TON. DElivered Call Lake.
1532R3. HORSES AND VEHICLES 246 PAIR 3-YEAR-OLD COLTS, 2800 cattle, well broke: several other good buys. Lewis. 1 mile east city limits on Sprague. HORSES.
HARNESS, BOB SLEDS AND repairs. sleigh bells. farm implements. Mike's Trading Store. W2027 6th.
WANT TEAM FARM MARES AS ment on Plymouth coupe: like new. Haden, Medical Lake. Wash. 25 HEAD HORSES. MARES, SOME IN foal owned by private parties Willine to sacrifice for quick sale W1614 4th.
20 HEAD GOOD FARM MARES AND LOGgire horses. E1601 Sprague. FINANCIAL HELP 258 LOANS Home modernization, autos. furniture contracts and passbooks. FIRM ORDER $3750 OR A ANY PART FIDELITY- REAL ESTATE RESERVE CERTIFICATES.
ANCHOR SECURITIES CO. W730-732 Sprague Ave. HIGHEST PRICES FOR REAL and ESTATE Reserve Corp. Omega other savings passbooks. Robinson Rotchford.
705 Old National. STOCKS AND BONDS 260 FOR SALE 12 CENTS SHARE 10.000 shares Soap Lake Products Corporation. Write 1. Review-Chronicle. STOCKS AND BONDS 260 WOULD BUY FEW SHARES OF TAYLOR oil stock.
Write 8 37. Review-Chronicle. MONEY to LOAN -Real Estate 264 LOANS ON CITY HOMES. CONTRACTS bought. Private money.
No delas. J. WALKER. 511 HYDE BLDG, $10.000 OR PART. STRAIGHT LOAN.
Pat Byrne, Standard Stock Exchange bide. REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS BOUGHT. GEO. H. CASH CO.
502 HYDE BLDG, CITY LOANS AND ESCROWS. D. W. BRUINS CO. 220 Lindelle Bids.
MONEY TO LOAN-Chattels 266 A MODIFIED Credit Union Group LOAN PLAN Note the RATES $100 loan payable in 12 monthly installments. Total charges $9.60. $200 loan payable in 12 monthly installments. Total charge $16.20 Other Amounts in Proportion. Chattel or Salary.
MUTUAL FINANCE. 405 COLUMBIA BLDG GLOBE SECURTIES CO. SAVES YOU MONEY ON INTEREST. COMPARISON OF RATES INVITED. Or Autos.
Furniture. Passbooks. Contracts. Stocks and Bonds. 312-14 Ziegler Bide How.
and RIv. ONLY $10 FOR $100. DON'T PAY HIGH RATES. SHOP AROUND, THEN SEE 08. SPOKANE SECURITY FINANCE CORP.
607 SHERWOOD BLDG, MAIN 2163. LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, watches. W416 Riverside. Main 6402.
MONEY TO -Salaries 270 Want Your Business If 10'8 loan you want see "That Man Burnett" find out how easy and how little it costs to borrow DIRECT FROM THE OWNER. Regardless of the amount you need or the payment you wish to make don't hesitate; get $5 up to $500 on your plain note. Burnett Credit MAIN 3369. 420 JAMIESON BLDG. SURETY FINANCE CO.
Loans to Steadily Emplosed Persona. 401 Also Mohawk Furniture Bldg and Auto Main Loans. 3301. SPOKANE LOAN CO. 317 Hyde Bids.
Salary and Furn. loans. 2 IN LL CC PI.
