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1 1. 1 MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1934. SIX--A DES MOINES TRIBUNE ARE BACK IN DES MOINES FOR A FEW WEEKS Forest drive. and Mrs. C.

W. Gifford, 604 are expecting as their guests Thursday Mr. Gifford's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman of Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grefe of Ames spent Sunday in Des Moines with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woods, 2727 Thirty-eighth st.

Mr. and Mrs. William Sedgwick, 1106 Forty-fourth are spending a few days at Clear Lake, Mrs. Harry Armstrong has returned from Knoxville where she spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Fred P. Woodruff. Donald David and Carl Alt, students at Iowa State college at Ames, spent the weekend in Des Moines. The Rev. and Mrs.

C. H. Jope of Washington, D. are guests at the E. L.

Bevington home, 1436 Twenty-second while here to attend the international convention of the Disciples of Christ. The Rev. Mr. Jope was formerly pastor of the Mondamin Avenue Church of Christ here. Mrs.

Ruth Hippee, 3311 Crescent drive, has returned from Wisconsin where she visited with Mrs. Hugh Curtis at the latter's lodge. Miss Katherine Fullerton, who has been spending several days in Chicago, has gone from there to Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Fullerton and daughter, Alexia, have returned to their home in Riverside, Cal. Miss Candace Alig, who has been spending several months visiting in the east, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Chapin of Greenwich, over the weekend.

Mrs. Dorsey Hunnel and daughter, Miss Martha Hunnel, piceral weeks in Des Moines with tured above, have arrived to spend a few weeks at Hotel CommoComes From Mrs. Miriam Keith Brecht, 2512 dore, after being in Arizona and California for several months. Forest drive. They will leave in November to spend the winter in California.

California to Local Home Mrs. Finkbine to Spend Some Time Here. TRS. E. C.

FINKBINE of Pasadena arrived last week for a stay Des Moines home, 1915 Grand ave. Mrs. Finkbine and Mrs. Robert Finkbine and daughters, Adelaide and Helen Louise, sailed through the Panama canal to New York City. The girls are at the Shipley school, Bryn Mawr, Penn.

Mrs. Robert Finkbine, who is visiting in New York City, will come on to join Mrs. E. C. Finkbine here later.

Mrs. Charles V. Keith, 2510 Forest drive, and Mrs. George M. Hippee, 415 Forty-second left Sunday morning to spend 10 days or two weeks in Chicago.

Mrs. Hippee will visit her son, George Polk Hippee. Mrs. Richard R. Rollins, 7 Thirtyfifth and Mrs.

Dennis Kelly, 543 Forty-third left Sunday night for Minneapolis where, as Des Moines Junior league delegates, they will attend the National Welfare conference. They will return Friday or Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Delavan, 422 Thirty-eighth Street place, are expecting as their guest Friday Mrs.

Charles R. Pettis of Columbus, who will spend a week in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fisher, 4315 Harwood drive, will leave Wednesday for Excelsior Springs, where they will spend days with Mrs.

Fisher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Blethroad of Afton, Ia. Mrs.

Harvey Thorsen, 2835 Kingman left Saturday morning to spend a week in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Rehmann, accompanied by Mrs. Rehmann's mother, Mrs.

George R. Harbach, and Mrs. Joseph S. Zwart, will leave Thursday morning by to spend a few days in Chicago. They will visit Mrs.

Harbach's sonIn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Kopf at the Marshall Field apartments. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Newcomb, 413 Thirty-eighth Street place, had as their guest for the weekend Wendell Miller of Chicago, who concluded his visit Sunday night. The Messrs. and Mesdames Walter St. John, B.

Frank Kauffman, James A. Cummins and Richard R. Rollins have returned from spending the weekend in Lincoln, Neb. Frank Rubel moved Sunday from 4314 University ave, to the Tudor apartments, Thirty-sixth and Ingersoll where he will share an apartment with Maurice Becker. Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Drips and son, William, have moved from 4007 Edwards ave. to 1335 Mrs. Everett Kelloway of San Francisco, who is visiting relatives in Marshalltown, will come to Des Moines Sunday to visit until Wednesday with her father and mother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Kelloway, 3216 Beaver ave. Mrs.

O. H. Muehler, 308 Terrace drive, is leaving Monday night for Memphis, her former home, where she will spend the winter months. Mrs. Charles Wagner, 650 Harwood drive, arrived home Friday morning from spending a month in Los Angeles and San Diego, 'Cal.

Henry Howell, who has rented his home to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hanrahan while Mrs.

Howell and son are visiting in California, will live for the next few weeks at the J. L. Rendall home, 2917 Grand ave. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Kubec and non, Willett, of Creston, spent the weekend in Des Moines with Mrs. Kubec's parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. C.

Willett, 1227 Forty-second st. C. F. Townsend, 22 Glenview drive, is expected home Tuesday from a trip to Sioux City, Mrs. W.

W. Ferguson left Thursday for her home in North Bay, Canada, after spending sev- ADVERTISEMENT. KSO REGISTER AND TRIBUNE STATION Blue Wetwork 1320 KILOCYCLES Heller's Here! Hear the "Mighty Mite of the Mike" on K-S-0's broadcast from the food show at the Coliseum at 2:30 p. m. daily.

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Monday. "The Shadow of the Dope Ring," a drama of dope traffic, is the play to be given by the Princess Pat Players tonight. 9:30 P. M. Monday.

F. Wolfe Gilbert, known particularly as the man who composed "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee" will be guest artist on the "DemiTasse Revue" tonight. Gilbert, who is working in Hollywood, will be introduced by Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. 2:30 P.

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I wonder if he's as cute as he JACKIE HELLER. sounds The answer to the lady's questions is "Yes," as hundreds are finding out every day. Hear him daily over K-S-0. Keep Tuned to KSO CARDS OF THANKS Readers who are Interested in Inserting Cards of Thanks will find helpful suggestiona in a free booklet prepared for their use. Call or write Miss Jane Adama, Regiater and Tribune.

Phone 3-2111. DEATHS FOSTER- Funeral services for A. W. ter. 85, of Carlisle, will be held the Carlisle Christian church Tuesday at 2 p.

11. Interment in Carlisle cemetery. Thomas Service, Carliste, HALL- Services for Earl Clyde Hall, 1329 Searle will be held Tuesday, 9:30 A. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment at Corning.

Town. JAEGER- -Funeral services for Charles M. Jaeger of 1538 Capitol will be held at the home of Fern Jaeger, Belle Plaine, Tuesday at 10 N. m. Interment at Irving.

Ia. Lilly's service. LARGEY-Services for Mrs. Mary Largey. age 71, will be held Tuesday, 9 11.

from St. Josephs church. Are. Largey will lie in state at her home. miles northwest of Altoona, Ta.

Caldwell' service. LA USE- will be Services for Harold mos Lause, from Holy Tuesday. Trinity church. Harold will lie in state at him home, 1653 34th 8t. Caldwell's service.

ROBERTS Services for MrA. D. J. erta, 5622 Waterbury Circle, will be held Wednesday, 10 111. AL E.

Carl White's Funeral Home. Mra, Roberta will lie In state from 7 p. m. Tuesday until services. DEATHS SMITH- Services for 0 R.

Smith. formeriv of Des Boines. will be held at 10 a. m. Tuesday at E.

Carl White Funeral Home. Interment in TULLIF- L. Tullif, age 84. of 3212 Eighth St. passed away Sunday evening at Dunlap.

Mo. Services will be held at the Ramsey- Richards Funeral Home in Winterset, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. TUNMER- Funeral services for Mrs. Adjutant Fred W.

Tunmer of 539 46th St. will be held at Dunn's Funeral Home Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment. Chicago. CARD OF THANKS WISH to extend most grateful thanks to all employes of the veterans administration and other friends who were so kind to me in my sorrow.

and for the beautiful floral offerings. Special thanks to the Masonic order and Mr. Beck and Mr. Patton. Mrs.

Harry Lord. FLORISTS 3A Mums FUNERAL and designs, $1.50 UD. Choice Pompoms. reasonable. Nielsen Greenhouse, 1900 High.

3-0316. Monuments, Cemeteries 4A CAPITOL City Monuments Co. Residence, display park and factory combined for your convenience. 622 Loc. 3-1932.

LOST AND FOUND 5 ALT. Lost and Found ads published in this column will be broadeast every evening (except Wednesday and Saturday) at 10 o'clock over Station K-S-0. There is no additional cost for this service. cOW lost. Jersey.

Halter, harness dragging chain. Vae, Whitmer Park. 5-4551. GRIPS-2 grips of clothing lost btw. Des and Ames.

Reward. 3-2025. PURSE. black. lost on 4 mi.

rd. betw. Reward. Carbondale Mrs. mine Verna and 34th and Scott.

Brewer, Rte. 5, Des Moines. PURSE lost--Lady's black. Please return glasses keep money, Harriet Moore, 3828 8th St. SHEPHERD dog.

lost. Brown and black. White breast. Collar has '33 tag. 6-5278.

Fox Terrier, black and tan, male, lost. Reward. 3103 Garfield. 6-4801. BLACK and white Collie type dog, lost.

White feet. Reward. 7-0706. NOTICES 6 WANTED- SINGERS. ACTORS.

Radio, stage. auditions), H. K. Martin, 914 Walnut. 4-7066.

LEARN to dance at Cosmopolitan club privately. Now open. Latest steps. 3-8882. "WHERE SHALL WE GO?" 7 Green Parrot 3 piece orchestra playing popular dance music from 8 to 12.

Good food beverage. Come to 202 8th St. 2 doors south of President theater. BAILEY SHACK. 2008 6th Ave.

15 Minute Delivery Service. Any Part of City. Call 1 3-9845. DANCE TONITE AT PLA-LAN. PROSPERITY DANCE- -EVERYONE 15c CONGO RHYTHM BAND.

WOODSIDE GOLF COURSE- -Balance of season rates 25c week days. 500 holidays and Saturday afternoon. Dance at The Garfield, E. 6th, Loc. Wed.

Sat. 35c 15c. Good music. DANCING, MUSIC, FINE ARTS DIRECTORY BALLROOM dancing taught by profess. Inst 3 lessons $1.

DeMoss Studio. 4-8941 Modernize and Repair HOME LOAN REPAIR ESTIMATES. If your home needs roofing, siding, insulation or other repairs call Mr. Kemp, 3-8405. Becker Roofing Des Moines.

ROOFING. REPAIRING. SIDING. Floors, remodeling. Easy terms.

H. B. Buckham 522 Hubbell Bld. 3-4241. WINDOW prices.

GLASS 4-5261. INSTALLED, "GORDON PAINT GLASS CO. NEW Wise furnaces. Cleaning. Repairing.

Estimates. free. Also used furnaces. People's Fuel Supply, 510 Grand. 3-7101.

PROTECT Your Increased Property Value. IOWA NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 750 Ins. Exch. Bldg.

C. Ed Beman, Pres. ROOFING. SIDING. ROCK WOOL INS'L'N.

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Gutters cleaned and painted. Call me and save. T. J. McMurray.

4-8946. FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIR PARTS. HAVE your furnace or stove checked for repairs now. Call your leader today. DES MOINES STOVE REPAIR CO.

PERSONALS 8 ROLLS DEVELOPED. PRINTED. 25C. Send your films to the biggest and best. Rolls developed with prints guaranteed.

plus 8x10 enlargement coupon, only 25c. Reprints any size, 3c. GEPPERT STUDIOS. Dept. 9, E.

Locust Des Moines, Ta. MOVING HOUSEHOLD STORAGE For over 50 years dependable movers and storers. BLUE LINE STORAGE CO. 3rd Elm. Ph.

4-8151. Long Distance Removals Clean storage, modern fireproof warehouses. MERCHANTS STORAGE. 9th Mulberry. 4-2124.

Are You Moving? Oldest storage Co. in Des Moines, Reasonable storage rates in fireproof warehouse. 120 White Line Phone W. 4-6255. THE COLFAX SANITARIUM, COLFAX, specializes in rheumatism, neuritis, arthritis, varicose veins and convalescent.

Mineral waters and baths. Free book. Ware Transfer Storage Co. SERVICE YOU WILL LIKE. 1109 to 1121 Keosauqua Way.

3-6161. AWNINGS TAKEN DOWN AND STORED. D. M. Tent Awning.

3-8715 across the street or across the Moving continent. Bruce Transfer Storage 5th Elm. Phone 4-4101. moths. Ext.

guar. Bed Bugs Fumerole Lab. 7 4-3679 LADIES' Best Heel Caps, 15c, Every Day. Hall's Shoe Repair, 510 7th. TAXIDERMY work, 3109.

repairing. Garfield. Wk. guar. M.

Stutsman. 51.75 Pussy Foot Full Shoe soles Repair; heels. 407 8th. PERCALE AND SILK REMNANTS AT THE QUILT SHOP, 507 4-0911. Moving Reas.

Merchandise Parks. and 3-7023. household 4-6466. goods. 1,000 BUSINESS cards, $1.50, 25th, Des postpaid.

White 3-ply. Fineprint, 1217 M. FURNACES. PLUMBING. SHEET METAL.

FURNACES. Service that Satisfies." Free est. TRUTH CLARK. INC. 3-7634.

USED FURNACES. 4-2515 BUS TRANSPORTATION. BURLINGTON TRANSPORTATION CO. Fast, Efficient, Dependable Bus Service to OTTUMWA $1.80 PEORIA $5.00 FAIRFIELD. 2.35 CHICAGO 5.75 BURLINGT'N 3.35 OMAHA 3.00 GALESBURG 4.00 LINCOLN 4.00 CONNECTIONS AT CHGO and OMAHA TO ALL POINTS EAST AND WEST.

Union Railroad Depot Tel. 4-9161 NEW BUSSES, RECLINING CHAIRS, THROUGH SERVICE. BONDED INSURED. Chicago 84.75. Omaha $2.10.

New York 17.50. Angeles $23.50. Ride these new modern buses. 425 Grand. 4-4760.

UNION BUS DEPOT. Chicago. $5.75 Denver $9.50 New York. $19.25. Los Angeles, $25.50 Busses Lowest Fares.

5th Grand Ave. Tel. 4-3188 or 4-0191. BATH PARLORS. THE JOHN 2.

CLASS HEALTH SYSTEM. Pain, caused by ailment is simply cry of nature for minerals in which she la deficient. Class Bath Parlors, 1905 Grand. 3-4038. SULPHUR vapor baths, Swed.

massage $1. Lim. time. Women and men. Open eves.

Rose Green, 328 Flynn Bldg. 4-3313. FURRIERS. Fur Coats Jacquettes from cleaning. old repairing conte.

MUELLER FUR, 1503 E. 9th. 6-3885. SEE US FIRST! FUR WORK W. H.

Mueller, former owner of Mueller Fur Shop. Now located at 1613 E. 8 St. 6.4984 LAUNDRIES. 4.4769 Family washings that please popular prices.

MODEL LAUNDRY, 514 Third St. PATENT ATTORNEYS. TALBERT M. DICK. Personal Service.

No consultation charge. 4-9416. 420 Des Moines Des Moines. BAIR. FREEMAN SINCLAIR.

802 Equitable Des Moines. REPAIRING. PLUMB'S We Pioneer specialize Jewelers in of watch Iowa. and WE jewelry BUY OLD repairing, GOLD Moderate PAY TOP prices. PRICES Plumb Jewelry Store.

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WHO'S WHO IN: IOWA POLITICS The following candidates ask for your support at the General Election, November 6. (Check Your Candidates) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SECRETARY OF STATE MRS. ALEX MILLER -Highway Safety AUDITOR OF STATE CHAS. W. STORMS He brought, methods into the State Auditor's Office STATE TREASURER LEO G.

WEGMAN saving in one year of $104,351.59 ATTORNEY GENERAL EDWARD L. O'CONNOR One Good Term Deserves Another REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ELECT TO CONGRESS JUDGE HUBERT UTTERBACK DISTRICT JUDGES RONALD L. RYAN Nonpartisan, Nonpolitical Judiciary ROBERT D. JACKSON East Des M. is entitled to a dist.

judge. A. D. PUGH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE ALL THE TIME JUDSON E. PIPER Nonpartisan, Nonpolitical Judiciary PERSONALS 8 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES.

GOING to Chicago Thurs. Oct. 18, back 21st. V-8 truck bus. Round trip exp.

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Spread with butter and sprinkle with one-half of the sugar. Arrange peeled and sliced apples over this spread top with remaining sugar and cinnamon. Roll a8 you would cinnamon rolls and cut into one inch slices. Place in baking pan. Pou: over cooled vanilla sauce and bake in a moderate oven 35 to 40 minutes.

Serve with cream or whipped cream. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. SEE Dr. Stauffer $10 plates, this week. (Guar.

$20 value.) Reduced prices on other work. 417 5th. Main floor. CEAUTY PARLORS. SPECIAL- oil shampoo, finger wave rinse, $1.00.

Antiseptic Beauty Parlor, Frankel Bldg. CHILD CARE. EXCELLENT care all given hours. children. 4-3746 home, WILL care for children.

Room for 6-4416 emp. mother, COSTUME SHOP. QUAINT and fancy costumes for rent. Mrs. Schenk, 644 44th St.

5-0028. CHIROPRACTORS. 1802 6th Ave. Beaver Beaver 3-0621. Open Eve.

DAIRY PRODUCTS. PRIZE OF IOWA BUTTER Made from Purest Cream at a reasonable price. Housewives ask your grocer. HEMSTITCHING. D.

M. Hemstitching. 2nd fl. Frankel Bldg. Buttons, buttonholes, dressmaking.

4-8611 MATTRESSES REMADE. MATTRESSES, REMADE, 1707 Wash, RECOVERED. 5-4665. Mattress MEAT MARKETS. N.

I. NELSON MARKET, 1501 Grand. Phone 3-3287 or 3-3288. Special attention to Church Dinners, Party Orders, etc. 7 HAVE you tried ANDY BILL'S sausage, 2 39c.

CITY MARKET. OPTICAL SERVICE. Dr. Arthur P. Wheelock Suite 207 Equitable Bldg.

Ph. 4-2033. PLATING. CHROME bathroom, kitchen faucets, hinges, registers, fixtures. Silver plating.

American Plating, E. 26th. Univ. 6-6738. RUG CLEANING.

them cleaned now for hard RUGS winter wear. Expert work. D. M. Rug Cleaning.

1541 7th. 3-7615. SEWING MACHINES. SEWING MACHINE. Repairs--Free Estimates- -Used Machines YOUNKERS.

SHOE REPAIR. REGULAR or corrective shoe repair. Children'g shoes specialty. Whatever the trouble is, we can fix it. Light leather for fine wear.

Younkers Shoe Repair. basement, See tomorrow's ad. LADIES Best Heel Caps, 10c Every Day. UNITED SHOE REPAIRING 419 9th GOOD EATS. FAMOUS CHEFS EVERYWHERE USE MARSHALL'S HORSERADISH DIXIE DEW CAFE--GOOD FOOD.

Open All Night, 1501 Grand. 6-9263. ROTO-ROOTER. Sewers Roots rotary removed machine. without digging.

5-2615. TEA ROOMS. O'MALLEY TEAROOM. Delicious food--Homelike atmosphere. 2705 Grand Ave.

Phone 4-8648. BEAUTY PARLORS ANNOUNCING new DUART PERMANENT WAVE machine spacers supplies. Exclusive Iowa distributors. DES MOINES BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. Marjorie's Beauty Nook $1.00 Shampoo, Special fingerwave, rinse, arch.

212 la. Bldg. 4-9361. SPEC. $3.50 $1 $10 push wave, $2.75.

Sh. f. 35c. Elizabeth Beauty, 300 Fleming. 4-2882.

SPECIAL- hot oil finger wave. manicure, $1.25. $3.50 $5.00. PRIMP BEAUTY SHOP. 421 5th.

3-0226 SPECIAL all-oll $2.98. Regular $7.50. Evening appointments. Modern Beauty Studio, 315 Flynn Bids, 4-3913. comb.

permanent. Lloyd $1.85 Special Shop, 602 High. 4-0755. Sh. F.

35c. Croq. End C. Open eve. Georgia's, 2002 Forest.

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Carrie-Gail. End Curl. $1.50. SHAM. AND SET 40C.

OIL PERM. $3. Beverly Beauty Shop. 1404 21st. 7-1519.

FOREST 2007-Oil perms. $2.05 or 2 for $5. End curl 51. Open eve. 5-4617.

SPECIAL $10 OIL PERM. $1.98. Sh. fw. de mani.

75c. 8 Beauty, 4-4532. MISS SEYMOUR'S $7 permanent now $3. Croquignole End Curl. $1.50.

4-2021. BEAUTY SCHOOLS 10 Permanents Eryptian $1.50 Off, to Duart, $5.00. erick. Shampoo Fingerwave. 250.

Marcel, 25c. Hair cut, 25c. Manioure, 25e Write for tree IOWA" SCHOOL OF CULTURE BEAUTY 617 Walnut, over Kreage's. Ph. 4-9823.

Kennedy's Isenuty School. to Permanent Shampoo $5. and wave 300. 822 Walnut. 4-0818.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE GOVERNOR 0 DAN W. TURNER HONEST AND FEARLESS AUDITOR OF STATE FRANK M. HANSON QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. FRED P. WOODRUFF QUALIFIED BY EFFICIENT SERVICE, THOS.

E. MARTIN ABLE. HONEST AND QUALIFIED SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 0 AGNES SAMUELSON Has Brought National Honors to Iowa, REPRESENTATIVE 8TH DISTRICT FRED C.

GILCHRIST HIS RECORD COMMENDS HIM TO ALL BEAUTY SCHOOLS 1 10 Duart, Nestle or Naturelle Permanents Two for $5. Test curls taken. Genuine materials, RUDEMAR SCHOOL Thompson's of Beauty Culture. Strand Theater D. M.

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Refer. 2809 Cottage Gr. 5-3268 mathematics. English, French, LEARN, 204 barber Walnut trade at Des lowa Moines, Barber la. Col- Count and Countess Are Honored While in City SEVERAL small affairs have been planned for the Count and Countess Wachtmeister, who are visiting the latter's brother and sister-in-law Mr.

and Mrs. Grover C. Hubbell. Mrs. Ralph Read and Mrs.

Norman Wilchinski are giving a small picnic at Winterset State park Monday for the countess. Mrs. N. E. Coffin will honor her with a small luncheon Tuesday.

At Wheelrock Farm. Tuesday evening the visitors will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 0. Thompson.

Wednesday evening Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. N. E. Coffin will give a small dinner at Wheelrock Farm for the count and countess.

Mrs. Anna Mennig is planning a small luncheon for Wednesday noon at her home, 4200 Greenwood drive, honoring the Countess Wachtmeister. On Friday Mrs. Grover C. Hubbell will give a small tea at her home, Terrace Hill, for her sisterin-law.

The guests will be intimate friends of the countess. Mrs. Latta Is Hostess Mrs. Mary Jeanette Latta will give a small luncheon Wednesday at her home, 3205 Grand honoring her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Ives of St.

Pauf, and Mrs. C. Kiel Johnson, a bride of a week ago. Mrs. Fisher Entertains Mrs.

Claude Fisher is entertaining the members of her bridge club at luncheon Monday. Those attending Weitz, include J. C. the Mesdames McCullough, Ralph Tuller, R. J.

Clemens, H. M. Iltis, George Cromley and Barlow. Birthday Celebrated John Stanley Dusenbery, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. bery, 2506 Forty-fifth brated his twelfth birthday versary with a party Saturday ernoon. His guest included Vivian Elaine Gross, Margaret Helen Hutto, Ruth Lytle, Riley, Robert Quaintance, Hoyt, Robert Lytle and Beguhn, jr. Picnic Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Clinite entertained at a picnic Sunday eve(ning at their farm home near Elkhart. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. David and children, Donald and Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Gooch and children, Robert and Betty Lou, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schleihs and daughters, Joan and IMPORTANT RED NETWORK PROGRAMS.

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DO YOU KNOW Paul Revere practiced dentistry? You can practice your own profession better if you rid yourself of Athlete's Foot by applying the CAMPHO-PHENIQUE Liquid and Ointment treatment. Get a bottle and tube at your druggist's today 30 cents each. Shirleydene, Dr. and Mrs. C.

R. Abbott and children, Raymond, Walter and Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.

Abbott and children, Donald, Carolyn and Barbara, the Misses Katherine Teahan and Marlys Clinite and the Messrs. Jack Harris, Richard Clinite and Carl Alt. Sorority Is Entertained The Alpha Delta Kappa sorority will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Norma Phillips, 3304 South West Seventh Tuesday evening. Auction bridge will be played.

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in Song (Quality and Mitze Cleaners). Evening. Russo and His OrchestraCBS. Musical. Cornhuskers.

German Band. Kennedy with Art Kassel and His Kassels in the Air (Bromo Quinine) -CBS. News Reporter and Highlights. Reports and Farm Flashes. Chicago Grain Market (Waterloo Mills).

Strings- CBS. Skylights--CBS. S. Marine Band--CBS. -CBS.

America's Little HouseCBS. and London CBS. Variety Program--CBS. of Notes Kreutzinger and His Orchestra CBS. Wurtzebach and His Orchestra-CBS.

-Tom Baker with Organ-CBS. News Reporter. L. M. Headlines.

Avalon Band. Kent Radio Hour- CBS. Ponselle Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra (Chesterfield) -CBS. A. Reed's Radio Editorials.

Land. Fireside Melodies. Bank News Reporter. Dusen- Dollars and Resume. Busse and His aft- Belasco and His Kaye and His OrchestraPark- Russo and His OrchestraLocker, Hall and His OrchestraCBS.

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ADVERTISEMENT. Program Highlights of Radio Station WOI IOWA STATE COLLEGE 640 Kilocycles, 5,000 Watts Monday, Oct. 15. 12:00 noon -Honey Production SchoolProf. F.

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m. -Masterwork: Franck-Symphony in Minor. 3:30 -'The Elephant Forgets." 4:00 p. m. -Grinnell Hour.

Register and Tribune Want Ad Rates Your ad appears in both papers. The Morning Register and The Evening on week days-24 hours service for ONE PRICE. 2 to 6 consecutive days per line 28c each day 7th day free with each 6 day order. 1 to days, 40c per line per day (all out of ads cash in advance.) EXCEPTIONS Real estate for sale or exchange. Farm Loans, Autos, Livestock, Poultry and Attractions, 3 to 6 consecutive days- per line 30c each day 7th day free with each 6 day order, 1 to days, 40c per line per day.

Rooms 40c line each day 1 or days. 240 line each day for to days 7th day tree with each 6 day order. Positions Wanted Business Opportunities See these classifications for rates. Every word must be counted including the name. "Charles E.

Dorn, Newton, Town," example five words Keyed addresses, appear In this form: "Write Register and and each word must be counted An part of the ad. Replies are mailed in plait envelopes to out of town advertisers using blind ads. The Register and Trib une Company reserves the right to with hold all repiles which it considera ob jectionable and assumes no responsibility for an ad not handled directed cept to republish. Ads may be canceled when resulta secured and charges will be made for Actual number of days published at rati earned. Mail your want ads early.

Many let tern arrive at The Register and Tribune office Saturday afternoon 100 late to start the ad in The Sunday Register, MEN WANTED 14 DANCE ORCHESTRA. Write F. 0. Oskaloosa, lowa. SHOE salesman, thoroughly experienced in ladies shoes.

Permanent position. Opportunity for capable man. if past record, age, etc. Write H-717, Register and Tribune. WANT experienced man for ladies and especially children's hair cutting in exclusive dept store shop.

State experience and it operator, salary and comm, Apply Mrs. Bender, Roshek Beauty Saion, Dubuque, la. A Day's Wage For 3 Hours Work Is the opportunity, we offer to aggressive men living outside Des Moines to young deliver Sunday Registers to farmers in their home neighborhoods. Must have light car, in good condition. Routes average 30 miles in length.

We establish route for you and pay you well for serving it and building it up. Valuable ness experience and sales training. Routes Open Now Near Holstein Lacona Casey AdairNew London a Melbourne Hartley-State Center--Farmersburg and many other Central lowa points. It interested in handling a route to your vicinity, apply at once to Sunday Route Manager, Register and Des Moines, Iowa. SALESMEN 15 MEN Let me set you up in a profitable business of your own.

backed by national institution with powerful resources. During the past few months I have set a number of men up in business for themselves in Central Iowa, and still have 8 few opportunities left. Bridge Played At Clubhouse Over Weekend in the auction group WINNERS Golf and Country club's bridge party for women members Saturday afternoon, were the Mesdames P. E. Curran, George Zimmerman, Francis Johnson and Kenneth Bishard.

High scores in the contract group were made by the Mesdames Burt German, Earl Kooker, Ralph Bailey and Walter Clark. Combination Stag. Saturday evening a combination stag party was held at the Golfer, and Country club. High scores in the women's section were made by the Mesdames E. B.

Carr, A. E. Thomas, A. P. Holehan, Earl Kooker, C.

C. Miller, Kenneth Bishard, W. P. Johnson and Willis Newsom. Men's Scores.

Winner's in the men's section at the party were Carl Sheark, Hans Pfund, Dr. G. A. Huntoon, Dr. Ray Miller, Willis Newsom and W.

P. Johnson. Lucille Bliss Will Wed Ivan Thompson The approaching marriage of Miss Lucille Bliss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bliss, 1416 Cleveland to Ivan L.

Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Thompson, 1434 Mattern was announced Saturday evening at a dinner given at the home of Miss Mildred Carlson. The wedding will take place Nov.

28 at the First Lutheran church. Guests at the announcement party included Mrs. Lloyd Bliss, Mrs. Darrell Fort and the Misses Mary Bales, Ellen Goode, Louise Bergren, Maxine Davis, Iola Masher, Allegra Davis, Louise Johnson, Ruth Stenstrom, Letha Green, Wanda Hunnicutt and Miss Bliss. Mrs.

Weertz Gives Program for Women Mrs. Frederick J. Weertz will present the program Tuesday at 2 p. m. for the Federation of Lutheran Women, which meets at St.

John's church. Officers for the 1934-35 year are Mrs. Frank Olson, Mrs. R. E.

Freck, vice president: Mrs. Lester Miller, secretary, and Mrs. Otto Burke, treasurer. Mrs. Ernest Nelson will be financial secretary and Mrs.

Alfred Olson, historian. If on a personal interview you can satisfy me that you are honest, reliable and trustworthy and really have a desire to succeed, willing to study and are teachable, you may be the very man I am looking for. Our business is very profitable. Many of our associates earning AS much as $5.00 in a single day and after they become experienced handling our business receive a sizable monthly income not regulated by seasons, as ours is a year around business. Selling experience not necessary.

aS if you are selected, you are thoroughly trained at no expense to you. Some of our most successful associates never sold anything before joining us. We stand all expenses of business, train you completely in our system, and in addition to giving you merchandise on open account, carry all your time payment paper. You do not invest one cent with us. We finance everything.

Our business is depression proof, as same has increased constantly throughout the past four years. With 1934 our biggest year, we have thousands of satisfied customers in this territory and are considered one of the country's outstanding organizations. There are no strings connected with this offer and 10 you can meet the above requirements, you will be granted A personal confidential interview which will quickly determine our mutual interests. Apply Tuesday morning. between 9 and 12, at 402 Insurance Exchange 5th Avenue at Grand.

YOUNG MAN Over 26 with desire to learn financial business. Serious minded, at least high school education who will follow instructions. Sales dept. Des Moines branch office of N. Y.

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Exch. Bldg. WANTED district manager for lowa by prominent manufacturer of electrie metered gasoline pump including up-todate cash recording pump and also full line of oil and grease equipment. Attractive commission basis. Would also ba interested in jobber representation.

Write P-465. Register and Tribune YOUNG man experienced in selling food products on light truck route. Must be honest, sober and furnish bond. ences in Warehouse tirst letter from former employera. and headquarters in Des Moinen, Party would have to start about Oct.

25. Write K-563, Register and Tribe lane. SPECIALTY salesman with car by manufacturer nationally advertised grocery product. age 28-35. for work retail grocery trade in Iowa with Den Moines headquarters.

Must have actual expertence selling retail grocery trade. Salary and 4-9191. expense basis. Ph. Mr.

Krautblatt, HAVE good opening in educational work for a reliable salesman. Must be high minded and honest. Apply to 605 moral, 8. L. Bide.

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