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J3-. THE DAYTON II ItALl), FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 7, 193 1 SANTA'S ARRIVAL MARKS OPENING OF HOME STORE TOYLAND Open Saturday and Monday Nights Till 9 P. On This Model 90 MAJESTIC RADIO ft'' N-28 3B 0M (fell i-lj 1 I Tr Radio Sensation! COLONIAL IOB MEN THIS FINE American Made Pocket Watch Talk about value! a DO 15-Jewel Amerl- can made, thin Icil model Pocket dr Watch! Special offer! See it Sat- OUC urday! Hurry! Weekly Marreloup Majestic lowboy, complete with 8 tube, and dynarrio speaker. In beautiful walnut cabinet. Don't miss this wonderful value tomorrow! nr-niii prire.

Rejtulftrlr lor 11.19 60. Alt millnr fir ,1 AdaofcaWMwrt AA-fai lilU.M. 1 are. i. Only $1.00 niy! Ii eckly Only 75c Weekly UNEMPLOYMENT RATE CHECKED AFTER ITS UNPRECEDENTED RUN Santa CI a us was In high spirits when he arrived in Dayton Friday morning, preparatory to establishing himself at the Home store, where he will be hast to all the little boys and girls of Dayton and the Miami valley from now until Christmas day.

And why shouldn't he have been Jiust as Jolly as he has always been iiT.i Hii r-nmr" -i WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (UP) A bright spot appeared today in the depression outlook with announcement by the American Federation of Labor that the rate of unemployment was checked during November, and was seasonably lower than even in the most prosperous years. The total increase in unemployment by the first part of November was less than expected by about 200,000 persons, although the actual number of unemployed in industry was brought to a new high 1 reputed, lor wasn't Old Man Winter kind enough to herald his approach with the first snow of the season and weren't there Just thousand of youngsters at the Union station when he pulled In with his entourage? The great hero of the year-end holidays, Kris Klngle, or Sam a Claus as most little boys and girls know him in this country, arrived promptly at 10:35 Friday morning, coming In on the B. and O.

railroad. Santa Claus was Just Itching to try out the new elevated tracks, so that is why he made his entrance In this la.shion. The Home store fas had a standing agreement with Santa Claus for a good many years now to bring him to Dayton about this time of the year and the children have al Hi 4 level, William Green, president of the federation, said. The October-early November period was the first since last February in which the rate of unemployment increase was not more morning. Upon leaving the train he was escorted from the train with than normal, Green pointed out.

his band to a huge float, especially "Thus for two months In succes decorated lor the occasion. sion," Green said, "it appears that the abnormal rise of unemployment rmiy uuarameea: LKT 'I Brilliant colors made it a surprisingly fine throne for Santa Claus in his ride from the station. As he has been checked." Circulator With Walnut Finish! He estimated the total unemployed m-9S paraded through the streets down union members at 20 per "cent. town he received the applause of ways looked forward to his arrival as the first big event of the Christmas holiday season. His arrival also marks the formal opening of the Home store Toyland, on the fifth floor of the company's store, where thousands of new toys for young and old have been brought together this year.

Elaborate preparations had been made to receive Santa Claus when he arrived In Dayton on Friday children, made his way through the chimney to the Home store Toyland. Here1 he passed out numerous gifts of candy and balloons and heard the requests of those youngsters who have their minds all made up as to what they want for Christmas. Santa Claus will be at the Home store Toyland until Christmas, ready to welcome all the little ones who come to see him, especially those who come with their parents, as he has a gift for everyone. Tell mother or dad to bring you to Toyland in the Home store, meet Santa Claus, and see all the wonderful toys that are very low priced this year. "The check In the rate of in Mftn'i hull mc wrist watch in cn-trarrd ci with ei 1 1 natch! A real bar-rain! Jewrled and I 1 1 (uaranterd! Luminous dlail warmth new the multitudes gathered to see him.

The march wound up in front of 1' crease may be due largely to ei-forts to keep men at work," he said. 50c Weekly the Home store on East Third "Although this brightens the fu 3-Pc. Jacquard Velour Suite in This Complete Living Room Outfit i In mt ft trlre to low ran can well 9 4 tbit fine cir culatlnr heat-tr! Barm any fuel. Saturday nlr! street. while the band played, Santa Claus alighted and, followed, by the Only 75c Weekly ture outlook a little it does not alter the fact that the present unemployment crisis will far exceed any we have experienced in this or any other depression in years." Here a luxurious 3-piece Jacquard velour suite in the newest design complete with these harmonizing- accessories! Walnut occasional table, pottery table lamp and decorated shade, quaint wall desk.

WTought ash tray, solid walnut end table and reading tamp and shade fitted with Near 100 Lives Lost On yTh anks giving Day; Many humidor, match holder and ash tray. Imagine all this for only $1.50 CeMy 10 ilMY'' Happy, Affairs Blasted Hi SPECIAL gos, 58, choked to death while eat WINTER GLOWi ing, CHICAGO, Nov. 27. (tjP) Thanksgiving day accidents took upwards of 100 lives, a survey by the United Press Indicated today. Deaths by states and localities, as tabulated by the United Press to LUMRS.OO Ladies1 Watch in Fine Engraved Case Though a cold wave in most sec day, follow; Motor tions of the country ended the I Locality Deaths Other Causes 2 Per Ton LJ? CASH lengthy siege of autumn-like weath- 9x12 Axminster Rug With Pad! Goners! Distributors of I with responsibility for more than nair tne lataiiues.

Lady's lorelr watch with enfrared hrace-Ict la natch! A treat reduction for Saturday. 1 1 i and ruarantted! n't mill this value! BS lir Iffl Hunting mishaps and home fires caused a considerable number of Rill 50c Weekly Beautiful pat-torna in these Dxfi Aimin-ater run with I I emir thick pile! A fine pad in-eluded to pro-lone the life roor rui. 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite 'Ik the deaths. The joy of motoring to Thanks "SgKE- 1202 11 1201 Only 75c Weekly giving dinners was turned Into tragedy in a number of instances by New York City 2 Chicago Michigan 7 Pittsburgh Texas 5 Washington, D.

C. 4 New Jersey 4 Connecticut 4 Colorado 3 Los Angeles 3 Buffalo, N. Y. 3 Maryland 2 Virginia 2 Ohio 2 San Francisco 2 Wisconsin 2 Washington 2 Oregon 2 I' automobile accidents which resulted EDGEM0NT COAL A surprising value! It so expensive looking and well made and priced so low. Made of fine American woods with genuine walnut finish, handsomely trimmed with thick overlays of walnut and maple.

Upholstered chair seats covered in beautiful tapestry; fatally. Five persons were drowned at Ty ler, when their automobile shot 'AND CEMENT CO. Terms Only $1.00 Weekly over an embankment. They were Sam Hughes, 38, his wife, 30, two sons. Claude, 7, and Robert, and a Jrother, Ed Hughes, 30.

Two men and a woman were killed at La Junta. when their automobile collided with a coal Harrisburg, Pa. New Mexico Illinois 1 0 1 truck. Preperatlons for Thanksgiving dinners took several lives. ft.

w- --a'W Massachusetts 0 New York State I Indiana Missouri 1 Mrs. Marie Sousa, Visalla, ii IS i't 1 Diamond Pendant Value! r-r CI ft Pd" Totals 61 37-98 4-Poster Bed Spring Mattress OUR MEATS ARE US. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED was busy at cookery In her kitchen when a kerosene explosion set the home afire. Two sons, Joe, 7, and Dan, 5, perished. A Connecticut woman was fatally burned while preparing dinner.

Augusta Bork, 35, Marengo, 111., died of burns when a companion touched a match to liquor that had spilled on Bork's clothing. At Hudson, August Domln- PANTAGES JURY IS STILL DELIBERATING LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27. (UP) Genuine diamond act In frosted crrital In 1R-K white sold filigree mountinr. Imagine how loeelr thU la! Complete with white sold chain to match! $.95 75c Weekly $ny89 After a Thanksgiving spent in de Cnlonliil 4 -lnter tied In line mi hoi; -Ft II IIiiMi! Hrvlllenl cull xiirlntt (I I soft I i eluded Inr only A I.

HOU AN, SI SOI Til JEI FKKSOV ST. PHONE: I Tlton 1301 WHOLESALE UNION MARKET RETAIL I gave thanks for the enormous large volume of business we had on our poultry. We sold out, so in return I thank you for helping me. You know, me AL. 3-Pc.

Colonial Bedroom Suite liberation, the Jury considering whether Alexander Pantages at- Only 75c Weekly lacKca tunice prtngie, dancer, as she alleged, was still out again Three beautiful pieces in this lovely period bedroom suite. Consists of 4-drawer chest, poster bed and The Jury was locked up last night EIGHT PERSONS DIE IN OHIO ACCIDENTS; SEVERAL ARE HURT OYSTERS PINT QUART GALLON 29c 53c $1.90 dresser, finished in rich walnut. Pay Only Imagine a suite like this for only 75c Weekly reported to stand II to 1 for acquittal, with the twelfth Juror undecided as to the guilt or Innocence CAN'S 43c 6 FORK ANO REANS SPAfi HETTI TOMATO I ICE FOR Beechnut COFFEE, 3 LBS. of the theater owner. The undecided Juror was reported to be one of the eight men, who with four women, were weighing the evidence.

i Jf" Hunting Fatalities and Automobile Wrecks Bring Total to Good Size. Miss Pringle charged Pantages Ground fresh 4 lbs. for 23c Round or Sirloin Stcak.Lb. 15c Chuck Koast. Lb.l22c criminally assaulted her in a private office in 1929, when she was 17 years old.

Exquisite Diamond Dinner Ring New Detroit Jewel Gas Range Reduced Tlie sniiirtFHt Shoulders; callie style.Lb. 7'2c Sausajrc 3 lbs. for 25c Loin Koast Lb. 12'c new gits ranges! jf if A ore eoue dinner ring of 1S-K white gold gilerced mounting eel with a beaa-tlful aparkllng diamond! A marveloua Chrittmat gift! See It! Itcnlltlfnl lnurlil. I.

I mm. I 3-Candle Lamp tzed finish; 3 50c Weekly SPARERIBS, 8c KEC'KBONES, I.n....4c With Ash Tray! utility drawers! A great bnrgulii for Saturday tt eekly New Coil Spring Day-Bed Value! Makei a charm mm Legs Lb. 18c Roast Lb. 12 '2c Stew Lb. 7'2c fine Item otr .85 at a aenMI Present Weather Conditions Demand HEAT You can get REAL HEAT with a ion of our West Virginia OR Kentucky COLUMBUS, Nov.

27. Scattered hunting and traffic fatalities throughout the state cast a shadow over Ohio's quiet observance of Thanksgiving day, a United Press survey showed today. At least eight psrsons were killed in accidents. Mose Jesse, 22, of Pomeroy, and Paul Wood. 40, of Elyria, were the victims of hunting accidents.

Their deaths brought the state's toll, since the rabbit hunting season began, to 12. Those wounded In hunting accidents were: Monroe C. Van Slckel 25. and Louis Critchflcld, 15, both of Akron: Floyd Tlmberman, 21. of Malta; Floyd Schuman, 21.

New Philadelphia; George Lctkas, 19 Jefferson, and Carl Rudolph, 39. Owen McGlnnlss, 22, of Jackson was killed when his automobile left the road and overturned. Three persons were killed in traffic accidents in Cleveland. They were: Mrs. Anna Simmons, 60; Lloyd Tosch, 31, and Clarence Bun- 1 1 ill ill' Lay away your Kmas Gifts now! A small deposit will reserve any IIOI'H III.

inr Clft. Newest ityle In bridge lamps. Beautiful and convenient. Shade tips to any angle! The lowest price we have ever quoted for a lamp of such quality. 25; LAH9 i'i hi: 3 1 10 11 KOAMT Lit.

Free Parkihg! Ask Your Salesman at BOOTH'S Veal Rrraot for Muffin Hi. 9r roiint tonior-count morrowl Ke-slllrnt coll Hprlnge with deep toft pad and I n-e of eretonne. real talue. Only 75c Weekly Only 2 )C article! Weekly Regular sugar cured. 13c Cottage; no bone Lb.

18c Callie style Lb. 11c ffC FR1II I EGGS imi ii 20c bacon, His. nr iiiur. 111. HVjf Cash PUS IIXAJIUJU BUTTER I'd ii ml ZBS ULfcU mVi.Ti" IIC tner.

27. Clifford Pendry, 57, superintendent of the Clinton County infirmary, was killed when a truck he whs driving was struck by a Balti- fjM.jtr-LiT TliiilTlipimni a rm I II HI HEARTS. LIVER, BRAINS or KIDriEY, lb. Ec HTiiorc and Ohio train at Wilming The Dayton Builders Supply Co. ADams 3261.

1 ton. Mrs. Ernest Wells. 40, of Stafford, "was killed in an automobile col-Mon near Woockfield, O. Inn Horn IP I'niind I WW COFFEE SXrrl5ic CHEESE For Best Results Use The Herald Want Ads.