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PAGE TWO TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1940 Bankhead To Pass Children's Dept. 2nd Floor Since then she had worked as an extra but always expressed confidence there would be a turn for the better. She was' the former wife of Director William Wellman. They were divorced in 1923. armers Are Told They Did Better Under Democrats Helene Chadwick, Silent Film Star, Dies of Injury, 41 Children's At Hogg I Siivititsl HOLLYWOOD, Sept.

5. (AJ.) Helene Chadwick, 41, star of silent pictures with a salary once reported at $2000 a week, died in a hospital today. Her physician attributed her death Ir.directly to injuries suffered last June when she stumbled over a chair. The actress was born in Chadwick, N. a town named after her father.

he begah work in pictures in 1917 and later was starred by Producer Goldwyn. As her fortune turned she achieved more or less success in talking pictures 3 a character actress until 1935. 1MIESSES With a wealth of smart details! Real nice fobrics, too! Sizes 3 to 16. Be sure to see this assortment. Other Styles from 1.00 to NEW! NEW! SKIRTS 6 COMPARE THESE JACKSONVILLE, Sept.

5. (A.P.) Henry Wallace said In a cam paign speech today that farmers had 'learned too much to be taken in" by Republican arguments that they had made more money during G. O. P. administrations than they had during the past seven Democratic years.

In terms of purchasing power," said the Democratic candidate for vice president, "the fanners have fared much better in the last seven years of this Democratic administra tion than they did In the previous seven years. In Illinois, this increase Is 18 percent, in the nation at large 10 percent." Wallace, who resigned as secretary of agriculture to conduct his cam paign, spoke at an outdoor meeting here on the third day of. an auto mobile trip through downstate Illinois agricultural districts. "The Democratic programs," he said, "were built precisely to meet the loss of foreign markets brought about in large part by the dictators of Europe and the Republican high tariffs." Rev. Smith, Well Known Haines City Resident, Dies HAINES CITY, Sept.

5. (Special.) The Rev. O. A. Smith, 59, well known resident of Haines City, died suddenly today a a Bartow hospital.

Mr. Smith is survived by his widow, a son and a daughter. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the Christian church. ii us our Easy if LAY-AWAY PLAN The Hat in Drive For Party's Funds WASHINGTON, Sept. Bankhead left by train today for Birmingham to take charge of the southeastern Democratic campaign and "to raise as much money as possible for the party." He first called at the White House for a brief chat with President Roosevelt.

Bankhead planned to open a headquarters at Birmingham Monday. He said his principal work would be to raise funds for the national committee to use in doubtful states. He said virtually no money would be needed for the southeastern campaign. "In the doubtful states." he asserted, "the people with bank balances to spare are not active supporters of the Democratic administration. The Republicans can get all they need.

I am convinced that we must get our money from the masses of the people." Bankhead said he expected to operate through the regular state and local committees in both the money and vote drives rather than set up any independent campaign organization. He said he would work principally through the mails and would have only a small force at Birmingham. YEGGS WELCOME IN CITY HALL MOBILE, Ala. (U.P.) Safecrackers were legally at work at the Mobile city hall the other day. The safe in the city tax collectors office jammed and a safe expert took six hours to get it open.

A pin in the lock had gone askew. China's shipmnts to the United States this year are 70 percent above those of 1939. Friday and Saturday BOYS' WASH SUITS HOME OWNED CUT- Nationally known sell much higher styles sizes 2 r. RATE DRUG Sanforized SHORTS 1004 Franklin St. and Lafayette and Tampa Sts.

Tribune Photo IT'S LICENSE TIME AGAIN Mrs. Julia Wayne gets the jump on most motorists by making out application for renewal of her driver's license. The county judge received the blanks yesterday and will begin doing business today. Everyone must get a new license by Oct. .1.

FRIDAY THROUGH MONDAY SPECIALS 75c Analgesic Balm 33c 30c Mexican Heat Powder. 19c $1.25 ABD Vitamin Capsules, 25's 49c 50c Epsom Salts, 5 H. bag 17c 35c Hinkle Pills, ICS's 8c 10c Book Matches 6c $1.25 Absorfekie Jr 89c 75c Bennett's Extra Special Vanilla, 4 oz. 49c 75c Alophen Pills 49c Well tailored in colors for school POLO Stripes, solids oi fancies, a special value! Sizes 2 to 12. Darling's Inaugurates SEPTEMBER 505-511 FRANKLIN STREET to A EOTH OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE SELLING 5 POUNDS PURE CANE Friday and Saturday ONLY WITH $1.00 PURCHASE ot DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES or PRESCRIPTIONS At a Time Most Advantageous For You Deaths JOHN F.

PERKINS CLEARWATER, Sept. 5. (Special) John F. Perkins, Boston manufacturer and winter resident of Clearwater for seven years, died Tuesday night in a Gloucester, hospital after a brief illness. He was a member of Clearwater Rotary club.

ALFRED A. PARKER SARASOTA, Sept. 5. (Special.) Alfred A. Parker, 46, resident of Sara sota 20 years, died yesterday in Oteen, N.

according to word received hare. He had been In poor health for eight years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Annie Parker, and four children, Earl, Christine, Alberta and Edward, all of HENRY BEDDINGFIELD LAKELAND, Sept. 5.

(Special.) Henry Beddingfield, resident of Lakeland 16 years, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Mrs. G. J. Ellis of Sylvania, Ga. A son, Robert Bedding- field, and a brother, A.

R. Bedding-field live here. ORANGE HILL CEMETERY Beautiful, 1 1 kept. Prices with, in the reach of LOMA VISTA MAUSOLEUM In Orange Hill cemetery. Distinc-t i beautiful.

all. durable. Phone M-C0103 20? Cuss St. Arcade Funerals CLIN'E. SAMI'EI.

M. Samurl M. Clme 71. of 107 W. Woodlawn.

did Thursday at a hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Clme: two daujrutprs Mrs. Harold Russell of Tampa, and Mrs JR. D.

Bftison of Swainsboro, a son, C. O. Cline of Tampa, and two Funrral services will he hold Friday at 4 o'clock at the Green-man Home. Rev. John Bransfomh officiating.

Burial in Myrtln Hill ceme tery. Pallbearers: John D. Jordon. J. Chaplain.

Thomas A. Hutchinson. Peiry W. Hayes, lien Roosevelt, and Graham Jones. iNlr.

dine was a spanisn-Amen can war veteran and a member of Modern Woodman of the World. Members of his Sunday school class will act as honorary pallbearers. McQflEX. JAMES ACBtKN Funeral services for James Auburn McQuien, age 20, resident of Plant City, who died Wednesday at local hospital, will be held lrom Dover Baptist church Friday morn ins at 11 o'clock. Rev.

Frank Farris vwill officiate. Interment to be in Dover cemetery. Pallbearers, Lee Tyson. J. Cook, Foster Hicks.

J. L. Sewraan, Brady Newman and J. Tyson. Arrange ment in charge of Wilson Sammon company.

SCAREZ, JEANETTE Funeral services lor Jeanette Suarez, daughter of Antonio and Theresa Suarez. of 2912 Kith who died yesterday niornirisr at a local hospital, will be conducted this afternoon at. 5 o'clock at the residence. Arrangements bv Ar mando P. Boza.

Besides the parents she is survived by two sisters. Aula and Dora, and her grandmother. Mrs. tina Cicarello, all in Tampa. Burial Will be in Centro Astunano cemetery TINMAN'S FLOWERS SIS AAADISON PH 059 MM For the Remainder of the Summer and To Have For Next Season WASfflAHBILIE SHILIK School Needs 3.95 1.

00 1.00 VALUES! brands that always broken sizes and to 8. smart and serviceable wear. Sizes 4 to 1 4. SHIRTS 59 Or 2 for SSIE cfl 38 to 44 reduced to 49c $1.00 TO $1.98 cj .95 39 Lzl On What To Wear For Campus and Town S3DILVEIID THESE SPECIALS DO Except Tcbaeco. Box $2 McKesson Malted Milk, Very rich in viatmins 1 Se Certified Peroxide, 8 oz.

25c Griffins Allwhite Shot Polish 1 0c Gerbers Baby Food, 3 for i 5c Higrade Kitchen $1.49 7c 29c 24c Matches $1.25 Coroid and Bile Salts 19c 19c 49c 44c 79c 79c 31c 59c 25e ExLax 25c Sodium Perborate; 4 oi $1 Ephedrine Inhalent Compound, 1 oz. 60c Syrup of Pepsin $1 Wine of Cardui $1.25 Fitch's Shampoo 40c Fletcher's Castoria 75c Listerine, Laree Size $3 Pioneer Drink Bottler Dies in Atlanta at 86 ATLANTA, Sept. 5. (A.P.) Arthur Montgomery, 86, one of the organizers and presidents of the Atlanta Coca Cola Bottling company, one of the first bottling franchises issued by the original firm, died here today after an Illness of a year and a half. Montgomery was the originator of the idea of subsidiary ftents of the company.

Sites were selected on a geographical basis, at first limited to the distance a mule could travel in a day. STORES APPLY ON SUGAR Specials or Soaps $2 SSS Tonic $1.69 $1.25 Squibbs Mineral Oil 50c Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic 89c 39c 35c Pages Asthma 9Qp Cigarettes $1.25 Creacomp for Coughs 89c Rubbing i A I 0 0 1 With Coupon $1.25 Fleets Phospho Soda 35c Vick's 97c 27c 98c 6c 22c Salve $1.25 Swamp Root 15c Mercurechrome 35c Castor Oil, 8 oz SOAPS 10c Lux. 3 for 17c 1 0c Lifebuoy. 3 for 1 7c 10c Camay. 3 for 17c 10c Palm Olive.

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