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Press and Sun-Bulletin from Binghamton, New York • Page 7

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7 THE U1NGUAMT0N PRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2U, 1933. Shop our 17 Gift Windows TOMORROW-Visit Our Great Gift Slorc FRIDAY! Russia Denies Envoy, Duce to Talk Religion Pair Will Deal With For. tgn Affairs Only, Mot' cow Says To 3Iake Children's Dreams Come True Santa Claus is in Toyland every day from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. He a gift for every child. OSBORNE OUTLINES ROOSEVELT'S AIMS AT ALONE MEETING Jobs for Millions Made lilt by System's failure Held Objective Malone, Nov.

29 (I'nltcd Press) -Job for million of persons who have been deprived of earning a living because America's social syatem "ha failed, is President Roosevelt' primary object, Conservation Commissioner Llthgow Osborne aid today. Osborne, in an addreta on Civilian Conservation Corp camps before the Chamber of Commerce. Rotary and Klwanl clubs, urged that while Mr, Roosevelt proceeds with Ma task "it i essential that many young men as possible upon whom we must depend for the labors of tomorrow should pot lose their faith and courage, to.ti torn (Da mm mitrmm See Mickey and Minnie Here are at mm Mocow, Nov. 29 Press) Official described as wholly Inaccurate today report published abroad that the question of religion in Soviet Rumtia will play ft part In forthoornlns conversation between Maum Lltvin-oft, Soviet foreign commissar, and premier MusHOllni. M.

Lltvinoff now 1 on hi way to Italy from the United State and the report, emanating from Rome, eald II Puce would teelc to obtain liberty of wonhlp for Italian citizens along line of that guaranteed in the American-Soviet agreement. But it wa pointed out tbat Italian are entitled to the came privilege all other foreigner, a well a Kutwlan, to worship and practice their religious belief in the Soviet Union. Besldec, it waa doubted her that Muasollnl would leek to hv Russia's law governing religion lib. eraliied ft move which could not but be considered as an unwarranted attempt to Interfere in this country' domestic affair. Contrarlly, authoritative circles lie re believe the discussions at Rome will deal almost exclusively with foreign relation.

In thl connection, especial em-pMul waa being placed on Mua-Bollni'a proposed disarmament con. ferenc and the possibility of Bovlet participation In it. Turkey Party Oyster aupper and dance, St. Joseph, tonight. jrirnt.

Multigraphing, Addressing Baldwin1, Security 8-6879. Advertisement. (po nor ineir uumiy 10 wofk." He expressed the opinion that permanent establishment of the camps would, be feasible "from many points of view," Christmas Shopping Comfort In choosing Christmas Gift at McLean' there is no crowding. Choose leisurely, wteely and the gift most suitable. HILLS, Mo.

LEAN HASKJN8. Advertise-ment. lumps Out of Bed-Rheumatic Pains Vanish Quickly Fain-racked Sufferer Get Raliaf With Amasing Speed Sock aside relif follows the use of Norita tfcat the Doctor who eresttd the preaeriptioa eemseated to make it available to all at thair drvc stores. Tbeee who have triad other things without benefit should try this famous remedy NURITO without further delay. For the agonizing pain of rheums, tiara, MBritii, neuralgia, sciatica, htmbaco sad other torturing aches and pain the rail ei is quick.

Strang as it may seen, this quiek-actiM remedy eontaine no opiaaa er Barcodes. Nurito is absolutely safe. Tea can prove this with one package. There I no use in wasting effort with anything that doesn't stop your pain. And If it does Oat you know how happy It will make yon.

Get package today. II the very nrat two er three doses do not drive sway the meat intense pain, your money will be instantly refunded. Get Kurito aow. NURITO for NEURITIS Pain children really wanl- lease get them at FOWLER'S! Rash on Hands and Face. Very Annoying.

Culicura Healed. had a very nasty rash on my hands and face. It was In the form of white blister causing such severe itching that I could not sleep at night, and it wa very annoying in the daytime. "I started using Cuticura, Soap and Ointment, and after using two or three times I seemed to get relief, and I was healed in about three weeks in which time I used three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment." (Signed) Chas, Roff, 86U 101st St, Richmond Hill, N.Y..Jan.S5,1933, SaapKe. Ointment iS and SOe.

Talcum fie. Sold everywhere. One sample each free. Addrrss: 'Cuticura Laboratories, Dept. Maiden.

Mass." gticura i IJ VJtT Just Unpacked! TOTS' DRESSES 1.25 For the littlest ladies on your gift list these charming new Dresses of PRINTED LAWNS, PASTEL BATISTES, PIN-DOTTED LAWNS, WHITE DOTTED SWISS Also PASTEL BROADCLOTHS and PERCALES with matching panties. Puff-sleeved styles, with Jiand-embi'oidery and hand-smocking. Good generou hems. SIZES 1, 2 and 3. Second Floor Tols' All-Wool SNOW SUITS $5.98 Heavy, one-piece Suits that give com-plete protection from head to foot against all kinds of weather.

With rust-proof Talon fastener, two pockets and double knees. In TWO-COLOR COMBINATIONS. With TOQUE TO MATCH I Sizes 2, 4 and 6. Second Floor, Infants' Dept. Stuffed Dolls aud Animals, $1.00 There'll be squeals of delight from' kiddies who receive these lovable stuffed DOLLS TEDDY BEARS and DOGS! In white and colors.

Cellophane-wrapped, Ako included at $1.00 are HOSE Q'NFJLL KEWPIES in gift boxes. Second Floor For Girls of 8 to 16 WARM BATHROBES $2.00 BLANKET ROBES showintr attractive figured designs; also JAPANESE FLORAL-PATTERNED ROBES with padded interlining. Sizes 8 to 16 -at $2. QUILTED RAYON SATIN ROBES in Nile, Rose, Red and Copen sizes 8 to 14, at STRIPED FLANNEL ROBES in tailored style with notched collar and cord girdle. Sizes 8 to 14 at $3.50.

SECOND FLOOR "Mickey Mouse" Jewelry, 59e BRACELETS, BROOCHES, RINGS, NECKLACES also Enameled Handbags with chain handle, and Whiting Davis Mesh Dags. All with Mickey Mouse emblems on them! AH in fancy "Mickey Mouse" boxes. Any little girl would love this jewelrv only 59c! MICKEY" MOUSE INGERSOLL WRIST WATCHES are making a big bit, too "With metal or leather band. For boys and girls. $2.75.

Street floor that -p Why IVy to Live an Up-to-Date Life in an Old-Fashioned Kitchen? Give Your Home a Mouse in Toyland! gifts I 1 In Basement Toyland "Nancy" DOLL with Wardrobe Trunk $1.98 This COMPLETELY DRESSED, 12-inch "Arranbee" Doll has her own sturdy wooden trunk, with a wardrobe comprising coat, dress, sun suit, play suit and pajamas! A separate compartment holdw her beret and miniature roller skates! Toy JKIeclric Ranges, $1.00 What fun for little girls to actually cook and bake on these Ranges! In grcen-and-ivory with TWO heating units and heat indicator. Complete with two aluminum cooking utensils; cord aud plug. Basement "Kiddie Klccniug" Sels, 1.00 To tidy your room, in this Kit there's a broom and a mop to use on the floor; to give all a good luster, a dandy silk duster for cleaning you wouldn't want more Basement 17-pc. Aluminum Tea Sels, 1.00 Attractively embossed, Complete with 4 paper napkins! Each set in a large box which is decorated with nursery characters to be cut out! Basement Girls' Snow Suits Sizes 8-10 AVliat young gadabout wouldn't LOVE one of these colorful water-proof Snow Suits? One-piece, with Talon fastener, double knees and reinforced eat. Warm, all-wool Suits.

In red-and-blue, blue-and-red and brown-and-orange. TOQUE TO MATCH! Two-piece SNOW SUITS in sizes 12, 14 and 16 at $8.95. Second Floor Girls' Smart New-Handbags, 1.00 Any young miss who knows her fashions will appreciate one of these Bags of plain Calfskin or grained simulated leathers. Top handle and back-trap styles, some with Talon closing. Red, cruise blue, brown, bright green, beige and black.

Street Floor i General HI Electric RANGE Costs No More to Operate Than Your Electric Iron! 16-pc. Mechanical TKAIN SETS $1.5 9 Steam-type Engine with tender, 3 passenger cars, 10 pieces of track and crossover a complete set. Engine may be electrically lighted. What fun any boy would have with one of these sets! Great values at $1.59. Basement Toyland Boys' Pool Tables, $1.00 17x28-inch top, and 19Vs inches high.

Covered with green felt. Complete with balk, 2 cues and rack. Folding legs. Basement Steam Shovels, $1.00 They scoop the dirt, elevate it, swing around and unload it ut like the big ones! Made of steel, attractively enameled in black and red. Length is 14 inches.

Height is 7 inches. Basement Cabin Log Sets, $1.00 "Daniel Boone" Logs with whieh children can build forts, cabins, bridge, churches, towers, etc. Comes complete with instructions. Unique, fascinating! Not too complicated for small children. Unusually large sets for only Basement Toyland Seribucr's Illustrated CLASSICS, $1.50 (For children of 8 to 16) Included in the assortment The Boy's King Arthur, by Sidney Lamer.

Scottish Chiefs, by Jane Porter. STEVENSON'S Treasure Island; The Black Arrow; A Child's Garden of Verses; David Balfoifr; and Kidnaped. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, by Jules Verne. The Mysterioiw Island, by Jules Verne. Arabian Nights, selected and edited by Kate Douglas Wiggin.

The Story of Roland, by James Baldwin. The Story of Siegfried, by James Baldwin. The Deerslayer; and the Last of the Mohicans. Both by Cooper. Poems of Childhood, by Eugene Field, Hans Drinker, by Mary Mapes Dodge.

Grimm's Fairy Tales Kingsley'a Westward Ho Scott's Quentin Durward. The Children of Dickens by Samuel Crothers. All are and cellophane-wrapped. Book Shop, Street floor Boys' All-Wool Pullover Sweaters $1.95 The kind boys "go for" in big way! Jersey Knit brown heather mix-tures, plain gray, navy, royal blue and maroon. Some show two-color stripe at neck, cuffs and waistline.

or high, roujtid neck. SIZES 8 to 18. Street floor, Boys' Shop Boys' Jersey Suits $3.95 Sizes 5 to 10 GREAT FOR GIFTS! One model has long-sleeved, striped Jersey blouse, plain flannel shorts with matching suspenders and belt Another is in two-piece, middy style and the third type comprises Jersey cardigan and shorts, and long-sleeved white broadcloth blouse. NAVY and BROWN in each style. Street Floor, Boys' Shop Children's Novelty Handkerchief Sets 25c and 50c Sets comprise: 2 Handkerchiefs and a Necklace, 25c 2 Handkerchiefs, Necklace and Bracelet, 25c li Handkerchiefs and Stationery, 50c 3 Handkerchiefs in an Alphabet Book, 25o Weekday Sets, too, comprising 7 Iland-kcrehiels one for every day in the week, 50c.

Street Floor, Handkerchief On the Street Floor- SLIPPERS to Delight Boys and Girls! Gift-wise Santas won't overlook tiieae: BROWN INDIAN MOCCASINS, with padded soles and heels, sizes 8'2 to 2, at $1.25. KID BOOTEES in red or blue, with shearling cuffs, sizes 5 to 8, at $1.50. Sizes 8'2 to 2, at $1.65. Children' FELT HYLOS blue or red with harmonizing velour cuffs, sizes 8V3 to 2, low-priced 85c. Street floor Misses' D'Orsay Pumps Of black Rayon with coral, red or blue lining and pompon.

Padded soles and Rayon, covered heel. OC Fine values at J)1)J Street floor, Shoe Dept. A few cents a day is the average cost of electric cooking: that isn't expensive, is it? The GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE is not only economical to use but really SAVES YOU MONEY in many ways. Rememberwhen you buy a G-E Range, you need never buy another it is, indeed, a "lifetime" Range! -Places a G-E Range in Your Home! -Select Early to Insure Installation before Christmas! DOWN Endorsed and Used by Hospitals and Physicians General Electric Infra-Red (Heat) LAMPS These Lamps have TUrtEK TIMES the depth ot penetration of ordinary Heat Lamps) That mcana quicker and better resnlts without the annoyance of extreme heat on the surface of the skin! Equipped with the new Mazda CX Bulbs, developed In the General Electric Laboratories! General Electric Street Floor $0.95.

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