The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 8

IXDEPENDENT. MASSILLOK. OHIO CHOPPING- FOR HER For Sister, Mother, a Cedar Chest, Secretary or Desk will be the gift for Christmas. C. Fiiiefrock FOR HIM SKATES, SLEDS, TRICYCLES And Guns, at Massilion Hardware.

LADIES' BRIDGE SLIPPERS Crepe Satin with colored linings, 98; SIFT'S SHOE MEN'S OPERA STYLE SUPPERS! Burgandy, tan, black, black and blue, $2.98 pair. SUf's Shoe i FOR ALL FURNITURE IS THE GIFT That pleases all, if from MASSILLON HOUSE FURN. CO. First Near Lincoln Way. USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Shoes, Houss Slippers, Ircn Clad Hosiery, Galoshes and Spats; all reasonably priced.

Blatz Shoe 46 Erie BOYS' STORM SHOES 12 Inch black elk, full leather, $1.38. Sift's Shoe SHOES AND HOUSE SLIPPERS For men and women, make appreciated gifts. Waller P. Pricker, "Distinctive Footwear," 123 Lincoln Way, BEEGEE DRESS SHOP SAYS Get her a coat and dress for Christmas. Arcade Market For him an easy chair, it will be remembered for many jears.

C. O. Finefrock SEGEL'S, LINCOLN WAY, E. A -sinter coat handsomely fur trimmed-at $14.95 to will please her FROM THE MAN'S STORE Is where his gifts should come from. We have everything lie needs, from head to foot.

Long Balsam trees, cemetery pots and wreaths, bird cages and useful gifts lor garden lovers. MASSILLON SEED STORE 224 Lincoln Way, LINDE'S, 46 LINCOLN WAY, W. Has an unusual line of fine kid gloves, purses, umbrellas, handkerchiefs, silk lingerie and hosiery at the lowest prices wo have ever had for I SUEDE JACKETS, LUMBERJACKS For men and boys. The Meek- Segner BLOOMBERG SHOE STORE Beautiful Hosiery, pair 59c Ladies' Novelty Shoes at $108 Men's Romeo House Slippers $1.40 Ladies' Felt House Slippers 29c All Make Wonderful week Co. Ad.

R. SUTTER, JEWELER We have a fine line of nationally advertised watches; Gruen, Elgin and Hamilton, also a big selection of fine SEGEL'S, LINCOLN WAY, E. Give her a pair of beautiful cor-' duroy pajamas, $3.95 to $8.95. A flan- ael robe is always 'nice, all $3.95 to $5.95. Silk hose at 7Sc to $1.95 is appreciated.

Silk underwear at $1.00 to 32.95 is always useful. An umbrella of Gloria silk wears well, to $3.50, all colors. Twin sweater sets, $2.95 to $3.95. A lovely leather pocketbook makes an excel-! lent gift, priced at $1.19 and i tt.ovi ci, wig ui iuit; MEN'S CORDOVA BILLFOLDS leather goods and clocks. Compare A gift he will carry for many years i om valuBS Building and iLoan $3.00 to 56.50.

Heckert, Tl an sfers J. L. FROMHOLTZ, JEWELER GIFT Arcade Market Lobby Make the entire family happy, not Lasting gifts he will appreciate- only Cnristrnas, but every day of Watches, billfolds and cigarette cases. il vear It Won't Be Long Now! Christmas is almost here there is plenty of time to dp all your holiday shopping without hurry or worry if you make use of those money and time saving "Christmas Gift Suggestions," NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK, Dec. 8 The stock market dipped rather listlessly today under moderate week-end profit taking by traders who decided to a chance on getting back in at lower prices.

There were scattered firm spats, however, and extreme pressure' against any particular group was lacking. The close was easy. Transfers approximated 450,000 shares. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1934.

Coming to the Lincoln theater, Sunday, Monday 1 and Tuesday, is "Mrs. WIffgs of the Cabbage Patch," with Pauline Lord, W. C. Fields, Zazu Pitts, Evelyn Venable and Kent Taylor. NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS Furnished To Tha Evening Independent By E.

A. PIERCE CO. 314 First National Bank Canton Phone Masslllon 3105 S. ELECTRIC H. STITTER, JEWELER 25 Factory SE.

We have just completed our stock of diamond rings and wedding rings to match. Nothing but the freest quality diamonds obtainable set.in the Jatesb style mountings "of gold and platinum. Also be sure to see our beautiful dresser sets and Compare our quality, value and ser-; "vice. Building and Loan Transfers; LADIES' CORDOVA HANDBAGS All new styles, priced $7.25 up. Heckert, FOR WIFE, SISTER OR MOTHER' Enna Jetticks at $5 and $6.

Ked Cross, the correct gift hi footwear, $6.50. ECONOMY SHOE STORE 109 Lincoln Way, J. L. FROMHOLTZ, JEWELER Arcade Market Lobby 1 Make her happy with a Bluebird! Perfect Diamond Ring, a leather bag or beautiful toilet A summary showed 17,292 predatory animals killed in Webb county, i Texas, alone during the past three I years. SHOP THE HANDY SERVICE STORES Watch Thursday's Paper for Specials 99 Longfellow Students Get Names On Roll Ninety-nine students of the Longfellow junior high school attained honor roll distinction for the six 'weeks period ending Nov.

28. The seventh grade placed 24 pupils on the honor roll, the eighth grade IS and the ninth grade 57. An average of 30 per cent or better must be attained in a subjects for honor roll distinction. Folowing are the names of Longfellow's honor students: Seventh Grade Sheridan Snider, Mary Jane Schultz, Jean Kohl, Verna Hewitt, Elvina Pish, Kathleen Kracker, Maxine Kclso, Frederick Bodendorfer, Helen Maier. Henry Speyer, Phyllis Cohen, Ethel Conrad, Kathryn Evans, Emma J.

Hostetter, BUI Jorden, Ruth Lester, Norma Moss, Edith Ross, Harold Smith, Peggy Snavely, Mary Sparks, Murray Volk, Irene Wassil and Junior wehrle. Eighth Grade Roy Bridenbaugh, Dale Larson, Doris Blocher, Doris Bloomberg. Robert Bonk, Burl Burwell, William Chastnin, Norman Eplcr, Ray Fi'Rnk, Harold Garman, James George, Charles Little, Glenn Maurer, Joe Nelson, Vivian Rankin, Smith, Frances Steele and John Zintsm sister. Ninth Grade Junior Anderson, Bill Anthony, Patricia Babcock, Mary Louise Blackford, Ralph Braden, Grace Burkhart, Jean Carey, Doris Conroy, Virginia Cox; Mary Prances Davis, Mildred Diller, Cathernle Ess, Jean Farr'ell, J. L.

FROMHOLTZ, JEWELER Arcade Market Lobby Excellent gifts for the whole family; Silverware, clocks, electric urn sets and cocktail Elvina Fish, Don Garrigues, Mary Jane Graham, Billee Gray, Mary Louise Gregory, Virginia Halter, Paul i Hearnc, Evelyn Herman, Verna Hewitt, James Higglns, May Isenberg, Mildred Jacobs, Betty James, Betty Anrr Johns, Vera Johnson, Grace Kanner, Verda Mae Kennedy, 'Betty Kerber, Helen Koehnlein, Junior Krisher, James Lambrou, Virginia Lee, Zoma LeRoy, Rollin McCIain, Helen McDougall, Mary McGinnis, Maida Miller, Stephen Miller, Robert Peters, Mary Rider, Henry Ross, Walter Shilling, Jane Sparks, Mildred Stanglo, Harold Tissot. Thelma Tour-nay, Donald Tschan, Ellen Vogt, Carl Weber, Betty Webster, Winifred Wenzel. William June Woodsids and Betty Yost. PAYS ENDURO REDUCES AIRPLANE FIRES Enduro stainless steel manufactured in Massilion plants of the Republic Steel has reduced fire hazards in aircraft. Enduro steel is used in the manufacture of manifolds.

The exhaust manifold of an aircraft' motor is subjected to exposure, for hours at a time, to the flaming gases roaring out of the cylinders. The manifold naturally becomes very hot and remains so as long as the motor is running. In the earlier days of aviation, the ordinary steel in these manifolds scaled and many fires were started by small bits of hot scale falling on the wing or fuselage. Heat resisting Enduro steel, however has done away with this hazard because the metal resists scaling at high temperatures. CLOSE MARKETS, 114.

IN OCTOBER Alleghany Corp. Amn. For. Power Amn: Can 106 Vi Amn. Tel.

Tel 109 Anaconda Atlantic Rfg. Auburn Auto 26 Barnsdall (514 B. and 0 15 Bendix Aviation Bethlehem fteel Briggs Mfg 25 Cerro de Pasco Ches. and Ohio Chrysler Columbia G. and Cons Oil a Contl.

Can 61Vt Dupont 98'i Eastman Kodak 112 Eaton Mfgi Co la El. Pwr. and Lt 3 Electric Auto-Lite Genl. Electric i Firestone Rubber 17 1 I Genl. Mtrs Goodrich, B.

F. IHJ Goodyear T. and Gold Dust isvi I Hudson Motor 12 i Industrial Rayon Intl. Harv 39 Intl. Tel i 9 Kennecott Stopped 21,685 Vehicles to Effect Better Highway Safety Motor vehicle registration violations accounted for over half the I arrests made by the Ohio highway patrol in October, acqording to an announcement by Colonel Black, patrol superintendent.

Out of a total of 614 arrests for the month, 326 or 53.1 per cent were made for motor registration offenses. Improper lights- and reckless driving caused the next highest percentages of arrests, numbering 70 and 68 respectively. One arrest was made by the patrol for manslaughter. Other arrests included 61 for driving while intoxicated, 27 for overloaded commerical vehicles, 22 for passing a school bus in the act of loading or unloading, eight for faulty brakes and signal device, four for failure to give name after accident, two for larceny of auto parts and two for possession of state property, Eight arrests were made for miscellaneous causes. Order Corrections That the patrol's duty is not directly to make arrests in borne out by "Merry Widow" Comes To Grand Here Sunday One of the most remarkable violins in the world plays an obligate to songs by Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald in "The Merry Ernst Lubitsch's spectacular production of the Franz Lehar masterpiece which comes Sunday, Monday and Tuesday to the Grand theater.

It is one of the two or three "bilingual" violins In existence. This remarkable instrument is owned by Bela Loblov, the famous musician brought to Hollywood specially from.New York for this'new picture. The usual violin, Loblov explains, is both "male" and In other words, its tones either suggest in quality the baritone of a male voice or the soprano of the feminine. "My violin," he explained, "by some freak has the male characteristiccs on the and strings, while the A and strings are feminine in timbre. Violin makers cannot explain this.

Once in a great while one is turned out by accident. And when such a violin is found it is priceless." Loblov treats his precious violin like a child. Daily he has it out for an airing in the sunlight. are like people," he says. "Old violins are like old paople and get cranky if kept away from air and sunlight too long." Lobby plays a Gypsy musician in "The Merry and accompanies Miss MacDonald in the "Vilia" number, and Chevalier in others.

The picture, retaining in full the praise it for the wholesome comedy and superb'acting'by the entire cast. The. Grand Opera House is Stark county's only, playhouse presenting a stage -'this time. Urge Veterans To File For "Bonus" Veterans who have not yet filed for benefits under the adjusted compensation act "bonus" are urged to do so at once as the final date for the filing of such claims is Jan. 2, 1935.

If a veteran, died before making application" for benefits, his widow, children, dependent mother or dependent father, In the order named, may claim them. Veterans or dependents are urged to contact the' service officer of Massillon Post No. 221, American Legion Thursday at 7 p. m. at the legion home.

Veterans who have already received that in the same month, i ori nal Franz Lehar musical score, patrolmen stopped 21,658 vehicles to effect better motor vehicls law observance and highway safety. The vehicles stopped included 14,421 passenger cars and 7,237 commercial cars. The patrol issued 4,193 verbal Kresse, S. S. 21 1 4 I nin received 4,397 information rcauests.

rendered assistance in SCOUT GROUP TO MEET Arrangements for the annual meeting- of the Massilion Scout council will be completed at a meeting of the executive committee of the council at the Y. M. C. Monday noon. Your Wife Wants a She gets no more pleasure than you do out of moving every year or two.

She can't see the advantage or economy of paying out rent money every month with nothing real or permanent to show for it. Wouldn't you like to start the New Year in a home of your own with each month bringing you nearer to a free and clear title? Why not come in and talk with our officers? Perhaps it can be arranged immediately. We Invite Your Investment Funds On a Liberal Withdrawal Basis BUILDING LOAN CO At the Massillon, Okio Fancy Hand Picket! Navy Beans, 4 Ibs. Brown Sugar pound 5c Inc Mexican Seaboard Kas. Tex 6Is Mo.

Pac. Pfd Mont. Ward 29 2 Nash 19 Natl, Biscuit 29 1 N. Y. Central 22" Ohio Oil Otis Steel 5 Packard Pcnna.

R. R. 24 Phillips Pete 15 Pure Oil gTs Radio Corp Rep, Steel Corp. 14(4 requests, rendered assistance in 4'JG cases and investigated 212 accidents. Sixteen stolen cars valued at nnd other property valued at $133 were recovered by members of the department.

To improve traffic safety, the patrol followed the procedure of ordering corrections for mechanical defects found upon checking cars. Corrections ordered included: brakes, 128 passenger cars and 130 commercial cars; lights. 4,093 passenger cars and 892 commercial cars; license plates, 1,278 passenger cars and 993 commercial cars; signal devices, 43 passenger is staged in massive settings, with hundreds of gorgsously costumed players. The gay Continental flavor, whimsical touches of Lubitsch humor, the dreamy Viennese music, are settings for a musical romance beloved all over the world. Amoncr the players are Edward Everett Horton, Una Mefkel, George Barbier.

Minna Gombell, Ruth Channing, Sterling Holloway, Donald Meek and Herman Bing. Kinsey Players To Present "Her Gypsy Sweet.heart "Her mantic Gypsy Sweetheart," a. ro- love story, which combines and pathos, will be next offering by the Kinsey Play- Rep. Steel Pfd 4 2Vi cars and 54 commerical cars and Grand Opera House Can- R-K-0 2 cellaneous, 705 passenger cars' Opting of the new bul begins Sears Roebuck 41U 1,077 commercial cars. i Shell Union 7 nnh-m i Travis takes the male lead, Socony Vacuum South Porto Rico 23'i I the patrol covered 109,202 miles by lnsey aPPears as a country Standard Bran's 18-i I motorcvclei 54.293 miles by auto and i lose pal ls rll ed with plenty of "44 miles afoot, exclusive of 14,4151 Mmer, as the-country covered In i other vehicles.

1 For Standard Gns 51; Std. Oil of Calif 32-i Std. Oil of N. 42 Studebaker 2 Corp 21 Timken R. 32 U.

S. Rubber U. S. Steel 38" Union. Carbide 46 Union Pac United Corp 3 Warner Woolwciih stown S.

is "I Merchants Urge Early Shopping Do your Christmas shopping early. That request was issued by local merchants again today as they pre- thls week bil1 "When Reuben Comes i i To Town. Many Massilion peouJe this show, and all the vaudeville numbers between acts, the Kinsey Players will offer Art Kavanaugh and Ruth Raymond, a well known stage team, -in singing and dancing acts. This act has been a vaudeville headliner for several years. Saturday night brings to a closs pared for what is expected to be one i Town." Many Massilion people witnessed the largest flurry of gift buying have Building and Loan Transfers Accepted At Full Value 100 Cents on the Dollar On all full purchases of $25 or more, Electrical appliances not included.

The Worms Furniture Co. this city has had in several years. 4.94-,i A little more than two weeks re- Stocks Cities Service i El. Bond 8U Average main before the holiday. Already the buying of gifts has started but it is expected to reach'its peak dur- Industrial vi 0 33 ing the remaining comparatively few days.

Next week stores will observe their usual opening and closing hours. Starting Monday, Dec. 17, and continuing through Monday, Dec. they will open at the regular time' but will not close until 9 p. m.

each day. I Erection of brightly-colored street decorations has given the downtown section a real holiday appearance. The decorations are the same which Average Rails sic- Total Sales 450,000 Ping Pong Event To Be Held At A ping pong tournament Grand Opera House, Canton BUTLER'S MONDAY ONLY 15c 12V2C Bacon, Lb. Round or Sirloin Steak, Lb Butler's Dayntcc, Sliced Bread, 1-lb. loaf t)C Soft Marshmallows, 1-Lb.

15c Free Deliveries On Orders for players of high school older will start at the Y. "A in I the near future last vear Erection of them was Registrations will close Wednesday! flnan cedf from a fu raised by the An entry fee of 10 cents lca is being charged. It must be paid before the deadline for registrations. Final matches in the tourney will be a feature of an open house program to be staged at the on New- Year's day. Other matches must be played before that time.

AH ping pong players in the city pre invited to enter the tourney. Drunken Driver Is Fined Program Will Be Held At Sunday After overruling a motion for new trial, Judge George A. Howells of municipal court today fined Luther L. Noftsinger, of 206 Dwight SE, $100 and ccsts on a charge of operating an auto while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. NofUinger was found guilty of the charge at a jury trial several days ago.

He is alleged to have been the driver of an auto involved in an accident in Erie early Sunday, All young men and women of the city are invited to attend the first of a series Sunday afternoon recreational programs at the M. C. A. tomorrow. The program will be sponsored by the Massilion Young People's council.

It will include recreational activities starting at 2 o'clock and a musical program by J. A. Putman, baritone, a and the First Christian church Sunday school orchestra. The council plans to stage such programs each Sunday during the winter montrjs. WAR VET SUICIDES BUCYRUS, Dec.

by Coroner J. George Mannhardt to have been in ill health since he left the service at close of the World Henry J. Schiffer, 43, took his life Nov. 18. No one was Injured In the by poisoning.

He leaves his "widow, accident. mother and three children, STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE, Dec. 9 KINSEY PLAYERS Canton's Only Stage Show "Her Gypsy Sweetheart" A Romantic Comedy, Laughs Galore Wednesday and Saturday Matinee Children, Anytime Nights ami Sunday matinee OLD TIME DANCE BAST'S RATHSKELLER Hall, Adjoining Meyers Lake Park. Sat. Nite 25c Per Couple Oyster Sandwich 5c Beer, Wines, Liquors and Mixed You Can't Dance In Blassillon You Can Here their bonuses will not receive any additional benefits.

ENDURO ST13EL IN BOATS' KITCHENS Knduro stainless steel made' to Massilion plants of the Republic Steel sails the ocean. Large quantities of this steel have been used in equipping and trimming the kitchens in the galleys of the 8. S. Cripple Creek and S. S.

Oakwood, owned by the Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. The equipment was fabricated by the Southern Hotel Supply Co. of Houston, Tex. DANCE TONIGHT JOHNNY MEESE and HIS ORCHESTRA Admission 33c a Person TUES NITE NEW LOW PRICES! They, Didn't Have Any Mouey But They Had a Lot of Fun I Food was excitement plentiful in the Wiggs 1 shanty! When the wind whistled in through the cracks, Mrs.

Wiggs whistled right back to keep up the courage which has endeared her to millions! LORD WG.FIELDS 7ASUPITTS EVELYNVENABLE play ly Rice and Anne Crawford Flexing A Paramount Picture TREAT! LEON ERROL COMEDY POPEYE CARTOON EDWIN C. HILL NEWSREEL LAST TIMES "BIG HEARTED HERBERT" and "BEDSIDE" Sun. Mon. Tues. Franz Lehar Gay Romance of Love and Melody in May time! i Ernst Production -ADDED- in "THE KID IN AFRICA" Dollar Ransom" "A Man's Game" i.