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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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Telephone 3-1111 Two Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Friday Morning, November 1, 1935 Explosion Kills 21, GRANDWURST 11 NEW CROP RYE GRASS For Winter Lawas FRESH DAILY college nans 60 Badly Injured TATEYAMA. Japan, Oct. 31 (UP) Twenty-one workmen were killed and 60 badly injured early to- and return here next week, it is believed. Mr. Redewill was in -a critical condition for several days after the accident but now is improving steadily.

His airplane crashed as he was taking off from the Boulder City airport after attending dedication ceremonies at Boulder dam. 15 Redewill To Leave Hospital Next Week Continued in the condition of Gene Redewill, Phoenix business man and musician who was seriously burned September 30 when his airplane crashed at the Boulder City, New. airport, will enable him to leave the hospital there Homecoming Ring Park Parley Is Scheduled City -commission members and the city parks, playgrounds and public recreation commission will meet this afternoon for h. joint dis iay oy explosion or oxygen tanks in" BUTCHfcR BO Plans are being- made for the an-! pi homecoming celebration of the city ice plant. More than 102,000,000 school books were printed in Russia this year.

839 W. SENTENCE SERMONS BY THE REV. ROY L. SMITH We Do Not Choose Our features, but we can choose our expression. Our parts in the play of life, but we can choose the way we play.

Our parents, but we can choose our wife's relations. Our talents, but we can choose the ones we train. Our thoughts, but we choose those we keep thinking. Our eyes, but we choose the thing we look for. Our ears, but we choose the things we listen to.

A model fruit canning plant has been opened in Erivan, Armenia. "Where tbe Wurst Is Best" Central McDowell Ibone 38019 Van Burcn St oenix Junior college, scheduled; Wednesday, Friday and Satur-! November 27, 29 and 30, under! general chairmanship of Robert: IHannelly. the first homecominir activity 1 be an alumni assembly at m. in the auditorium November; with Mr. Hannelly acting as Ister of ceremonies.

"Lisrhtnin," to be presented by the sque and Dagser society under sponsorship of J. N. Smelser at Judges9 Dockets Are Equalized Priday evening, November 29, be free to all ajumni and stu Sale Parade Scheduled AI! divorce cases ann i an sanuy uece hnmcin. a a nemoiore nanaieu in cussion of the latter unit's program. I The meeting has been called in an effort to arrive at an agreement on a final and definite setup for the program as a whole and particularly in connection with the development of the new 227-acre class A municipal park, it was said.

Certain chancfs have been proposed in the sot-up for the large area which the park board does not helievp should be made, it was learned. Among these is a proposal to divert several thousand dollars from the amount set up for the big park towards certain developments contemplated in connection with the Horse Thief Basin municipal summer campsite aren. project. Another proposed change not favored by the board would call for the elimination of the contemplated clnh house in the park. In place of constructing the building, it is planned to remodel a structure already standing on the site.

County Superior Court by rffp'nf T. V. Stnne will start at 1 30 o'clock Saturday morning, No- I Judge Howard C. Speakman, were I transferred yesterday to Judge G. I A.

Rodgers' division, by orders is-Isued to Walter S. Wilson, clerk of mber 30. Every organization in school has been requested to Jter a float. Prizes will be the ithe superior court. I nna oil ri if tnra man Ine as those of last year.

Mr. ne said. The best float will win a ta. pnl)' nouEmocn TnniFT onvs mt WMM A 'US o0; the best decorated automobile, visir.n are to be assigned, instead. the second best automobile.

mrt 50. Positions in the parade will: tm, trci-o, tv, assigned during homecoming anH -ivii raw anH the in- ek. eano TiflarinfB Yia.c isciipri tfl Wilson Leaders Named th tvn to distribute more city police department will be I event the work of these two di- hsulted as to arrangements for (visions of the superior court. torts for the parade, Mr. Stone i 65c RINGLESS CHIFFONS ntioned.

Miss Helen E. Hubbard II have charge of selection of Ivnmnn nmtci Head DOWN Monthly iall Carrying Cham Pges. ieroy lias Deen sen by the executive board as a It Has Always been our betier that in tbe purchase of a niann for the home the customer entitled to the fullest inventigation a to the reliability of the maker, in addition to the muiieal value and tone quality of the instrument. The ident member of the parade The junior college same with the Rule was there- Diego Army and Xavy Academy 11 take place at 2:30 o'clock Sat- Of Prison Society ATLANTA. Oct.

31 (AP)' Mrs. Blanche L. Ladu of Minneapolis today was elected the first woman president of the American Prison Association in the 65 years of its history. Mrs. Ladu is a member of the state board of control of Minnesota, which has charge of all prisons and Here's What You Get! ay atternoon, with Coach George ft re.

at the becinninK. nde an integral part I been steadfastly the f.iilhransen prod-t. and this principle nintained. in charge. Entertainment be- cen halves will be featured.

Full fashioned silk hose of unusually fine grade. Silk picot tops, reinforced feet. Dr. Vera E. Kellems.

dean of 5. Coffee Table 6. Lamp Table 7. Floor Lamp 8. Table Lamp 1.

California Davenport 2. Matching Lounge Chair 3. Occasional Chair 4. Smoking Stand pmen, will supervise the alumni similar institutions inthe state. i nee, free to alumni and students, REDEWILL'S "Here Sine 1881" be held Saturday eveninsr at lock.

iof decorations for and USr, 111 Mrs. Elizabeth Moslev has rhnre-e' T. Poranower. nublicitv. TimiFT Dnvo iiiJiim uiiYd VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVT IB AIDE WHTM.

Y.UI&4 17, We planned this event BIG! We selected the merchandise for style I We made certain that every item was outstandingly fine quality then we priced the entire 8 piece ensemble at an amazingly low price You'd pay as much for the rugged Early California suite alone anywhere else! It's a complete living room outfit ALL of the pieces MATCH! Save dollars now! Buy it during this FOUR DAY SALE I SaiPaJam FOLKS, there has been a lot of shouting about TRADING AT HOME AND TRADING WITH YOUR HOME TOWN MERCHANT here I am. Just all fixed up for fall and winter business -with a large stock of fresh merchandise with hundreds of new items. We are here the year 'round and paying taxes and everything. So we just want to call your attention to our store THE BIGGEST "iOME OWNED AND OPERATED DRUG STORE "in the entire southwest. Prices are the lowest and our service just can't be beat.

Be seeing vou in our store. "DOC" STULTS Cozy tuc-kstitt-h knit rose. blup. 2-pirre Short sleeves. 16, 17.

Parity Dresses 39 Unequalei.l value' Tul'fast percales and hroadclotlis. full cut and -well made. 1 to 61. TfiniFilnv iMJROMo Maltine ftC SANTA CLAUS Q2tf Yf Jj Came to See Us Men's Fancy Socks He just dropped in on a pre-Christmas visit and left ut a lot of things that you have just been wanting. Better drop down this week-end and pick out just what you want.

Christmas Merchandise on Display Select Yours Now Small Deposit Will Hold Fitch's I Shampoo 1 9c Pr. I 13 -m St tin I drops 1 Outing Flannel 15c Yd Kesular 17c value! Soft quality fleeced on lo'th sides. Fancy patterns. Full 36 in. Fall patterns and colors.

Rayon-and-cotton mixtures, cotton tops, toes and lircls. Enameled Koaster i nouEmrjEn tuhift dhvs Jinenil r.ifts Tors With Child Appeal Lift Books Drawing- ets Stationery Ladies Leather Purse Cocktail and Mine Tooled Leather Pocket Books Travel Aids Dresser Ware IjiC'ross Manicure Sets Sets Cntrx Manicure Sets Utility Traveling Gift (Shirley Trmnle Dnlli Fancy Lamps Clock. Beautiful Assortment Perfume Bottles Pianos Cocktail Sets Hostess Sets Cheese Trays Covered Dishes Relish Dishes Atomizers (Perfume) Fitted Oier Nirht Bats (Gentlemen's Sets Musical Powder Boe Christmas Tree l.tchts nouEmoEn TiiniFT Drivsr Save Up to 22! fSJQ Aluminum iv are $1.00 Hinds' Honey Almond Cream 1 Lace Panels (Rie Assortment teg Savings YOUR CHOICE Kjrrpl Tr Krllle 98c 7 Brennan's Genuine .19 JL Cigarettes 60c duckies Combination chesters Italian Balm Tav F.xtra 1L fCash) 9) 8-qt. Percolator 0 10-qt. Dish pan a) 6-qt.

Covered Kettle 0 3-pc. Saucepan Set a) '2m qt. Double Boiler 5-qt. Tea Kettle. 98c.

Hard 22-sa." Aluminum, hifrhly polished; durable; fast heating. Jergen'sX I Lotion 1 Popular rough curtains with the new self -draping ready-to-hang top! Our most important curtain event of the season. SAVE NOW at Wards CREO- I MULSION I II Lotion Liquid I Petrolatum I Limit $1.19 Dark blue porcelain enameled over strong- steel! Pelf -basting cover. Holds 15-lb. fowl.

Food Chopper $1.29 tinned: Three pelf-Fharpeniny knives and a nut grinder: Pave in this sale! 5-Qt. Dutch Oven $1o39 R7i'rT Cast iron, ground smooth inside: Self -basting1, deep dohied cover. Sale priced! 5-Cell Flashlight 98c Throws beam! Polished, nickel case: 'complete with Mazda bulb, batteries! Galvanized Pail "19c Sale priced! Leakproof construction: Strong wire, bail 10-quart size. Save! nDUEmoen thrift onvs nouEmoEn TiiniFT onvs p. co.

Halivir Oil Caps Metal Tubes! World Range! Pay Only $1.00 Pt. Elix Iron, Quinine and Strychnine 49c 60c Alka Seltzer 49c 1 Doz. 5 Gr. Quinine 25c 70c Value Prep Shaving Cream 29c V2-0Z. Iodine or Spts.

Camphor 4c 25c Bot. 10 Argyrol Sol. 15c Qt. McKesson Cod Liver Oil 98c 25c Rexall Grippe Tablets 13c 79c Large Pepsodent Antiseptic 53c 50c Strasska's Tooth Paste 23c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 29c 60c Ponds Cold Cream 39c 50c Luxor Perfume and Face Powder 33c $1.00 L. B.

Hair Oil 48c 200 Pk. Pond's Tissues 10c 4-Day Sale Price I CABINET SINK $40.65 5 Down, SS Monthly NniMll trrln hnt Sink of sturdy cast Iron with first quality glistening porcelain enamel! Steel cabinet well made: with conveniently arranged deep drawers and storage compartments. Chrome-plated brass mixiny faucet and strainer I Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder S3 Down S5 Monthly Smalt Carrrlnf I'hnrcr 2-BandWorld Range. Instant Dial, other 1936 features, yet because Wards are largest radio retailers.

You save $25 compared with nationally advertised setsl 50e PtV MUk I Magnesia mm TH i ft unvs 50c Dr. West 25c Bottle TOOTH BRUSH Citrate Magnesia 35c Lir 8c SoA! 7Sc Doz. Ephedrine Caps. 65c Pt. Stults' I- Antiseptic I fSrrh 95 Liquor 17-Year OLD TAYLOR 75c Qt.

PUEBLO WINE Pint COBBS CREEK Special p. 4.98 40c 98c Down Wards Give a Year's Supply of Soap with Wards STANDARD WASHER at Regular Low Price of Washer Alone! Ward's Junior Cream Separator Monthly, Sin nil Carrrinc Cham 0 5o95 Down -w $4 Monthly Central PHONE 4-2313 big 18 gallon tub washer is a $65 to $75 value! Has Wards faster double crown agitator, Lovell wringer with adjustable pressure, concealed drain with dial control! 24 big packages, a year's supply of Wards White Soapchips at no extra charge at Jefferson vssssss Small Carrying Charge Skims clean 12 qtsin 6 minutes, 225 lbs. per hur! Turns easily, Fully enclosed gears run in -oil. Save now! a. 209 N.

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