The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1D30. THE ESCANAHA DAILY PRESS f'ACiJS ItlKKi City Cleanup On; Use of Garbage Containers Urged Beauties of Michigan Will Bring $7,500,000 AMUSEMENTS Attorney Empson of Gladstone Is Speaker at Luncheon Here 13 An Array of Lovely PRINTED RAYON CHIFFONS Ms. William Maltas and Arthur Heyes. U. P.

Briefs Country Club Year Meeting April New HijfltWA)' Eniclneer Iron Mountain. Mtrh The Dickinson county road commission has informally offered the position of county engineer to George Tramp, resident construction engineer for the state wav department of Crystal Falls Although thls! exceptance has not yet been received by the commission a whole, It Is expected that he will take the position. Tramp has been resident construction engineer for the past three years, his territory Including the eight countieg in the western end of the upper peninsula. itcwenier Man Bessemer. suddenly as he was working this morning Cornlliua Hanson, 7 2 pioneer resident and prominent citizen of this city died at 11:20 Death was caused by a pulmonary embolus, or stoppage of the circulation by a blond clot, according to the phviclan who was called to attend him.

a splendid choice lieht nnd dark for sheorness for NEW PRINTED ALL SILK FLAT CREPES CQ the 1 0 Mere Is a splendid quality flat crepe for afternoon and business frocks showing otilv the very newest prints In the toneful Spring shades. 2 9 inches wide. 32 INCH SILK Excellent Quality At Today Crepe Chiffon HATS Cleaned and Reblocked Police Drive On Drunken Drivers; 2 Contribute $100 3 9 Inches wide nnd in a choice of beautiful colors A very evenly, firmly woven quality all silk fabric for afternoon and evening dresses. This sheer fine quality silk Crepe Chiffon Is shown in the most attractive large nnd small prints just as you like them. Beautiful In design, gorgeous in coloring.

resses Ladies Hats Two drunken drivers were fined $100 and costs each, a companion of one was given 10 days in the county jail, and a partner of the other paid $34.75 as a result of Easter Sunday arrests made by the Escanaba police. Charles Tanner, local woodsman, paid $109.75 on a charge of driving while drunk, and William Ranta, who was riding with Tanner, took 10 days In Jail for drunkenness. Vance White, Escanaba. also charged with operating a car while Intoxicated, paid $109.75. Frank DeCalre.

companled of White on a wild ride down the streets which police halted, was charged with drunkenness, and paid $34.75. Apparatus to keep the air in residences moist In winter so furniture and woodwork will not dry sufficiently to deteriorate has been developed by a Jersey inventor. New Church Sault Ste. Marie, is expected that early in May the construction of the Maltas Memorial church in FaJrview will be commenced. During the past winter the necessary logs for the walls were cut and assembled on the site and the next step will be to excavate for the foundation.

This will be of concrete with a face and provision will be made in a part of the basement for the installation of a hot- air furnace. The church is to built to take the place of the old log church which was erected in Fairvtew about thirty years ago and which has served as a place of worship for many of the residents of Pickford and Stalwart during the ministry of the late Rev. George Stillwell, and the Revs. Hiram J. EI- About 60 birdhouses of all materials.

styles and sizes, for martins, robins, bluebirds and wrens, are featured In a window display at the Arderson Bloom store this week. The houses are the work of seventh grade boys in Escanaba schools, and embody some clever ideas in construction. All were made In schools under the supervision of the manual training in vfurtors. John Nicholas aad L. J.

Snaw. The display includes houses awarded prizes by the Escanaba Woman's club. Daughters of the jtmerlf'an Revolution, and Parent- Tearher associations of the following schools: Washington. Franklin, JelTerson, Barr and St. Boys who won the cash prizes which are to be delivered to them at the schools are: Herbert Erickson.

Franklin. Fmerson Hogan, Barr. Richard Christenson, Barr. Robert Hutte. Jefferson.

Kenneth Peterson. Franklin. Allen Beck, JelTerson. Claude Filllon, Barr. Melvin Hansen, Franklin.

Edward Kehler, Washington. Silk and Wool and Basket Weaves Get the shoes shined at Madalia Co 719 Lndlngton St. Phone 2109-FI Opposite Lauornuin Brothers Olfl Ludington St. Always Satisfy My 54 inches wide in the most wanted Spring shades for Suits, Ensembles and Coats. You will find it a pleasure sewing this fabric and making your own clothes to suit yourself.

tyAVWWANVWyWNVVAVNVA' Waist Fashion ALMA GAUFIN, Prop 1005 Ludington St. is going to extremely difficult for large figures, if they are not correctly corseted! The surest way attain the modish silhouette, if you are not slim, is bv wearing a corset hieing in the you can wear frocks that in at the most of them do this season. AFTER EASTER SALEANNOUNCEMENT MODELS FOR ALL TYPES I have purchased the practice of B. E. Johnson, Chiropractor, 1019 Ludington St.

STAT SINGLE Johnstown, blessedness, might be the proper state of life, but it for James M. Lambing, 62. and Annie Tillie, 60. of this city. Married life's the only thing, both believe, and both should know, for until recently been married three times.

They met a short time ago and were married, each for the fourth time. The comfortably fitting back lace corset we show here is made of strong rayon brocade. The elastic bands, at the top in front, and at the lower back, allow perfect any position. The back is well built up for perfect support and the garment is well boned throughout. In adjusting a back lace corset, tie the lacings around the waist--but, after the garment is adjusted, tie them 111 hack, and tuck them in, and the silhouette of fashion is yours.

VISIT OUR UORSET DEP TOD SECOND FLOOR I me the painless method of adjusting. Swedish maasage, Electpotheropy, X-ray and Neurocalometer. Foot correction by the famous Dr. W. D.

Noland system. Phone 400 T. H. Pluess, Chiropractor Regular $19.75 and $18.75 price CARNATION BALL Given by Fraternal Order of Eagles AT EAGLES APR. 24TH Music by Johnson's Wolverines 75c per couple.

Ex. Ladles 25c mimo ALUMINUM Munsing Pajamas Sauce Pans The many uses for sauce pans your kitchen call for several clif- brenr you got them? You II like Jclipped lor easy pouring; cool, insulated, wood handles locked 1 timing 1 quart i 112 2 quarts iJ 3 quarts $1. including a new shipment just received Regular $20.00 and $22.00 Q( price I Regular $32.00 Scarfs- $0 Sale price Regular $39.50 gQI Sale price 1 Pointed Fox, Regular $34.00 price Black.Virana. Regular price Says Lydia E. Pink- Vegetable LEASE plead of "Better not," warn wlaa showmen.

"Sure we will," declare industrialists who control canned music in tha theatres. "The public can laarn to like records as well as orchestras. Anyway, what they're going to get." And so the isaue is defined: Shall talking pictures be used an for reducing the theatre to a humanised museum (without reduction in admission charge). Or, shall tha atmosphere of tba theatre be retained a ad the cause af served through a victory for music 7 Managers of high-class theatres recognise that real music la essential, and so they continue to provide it. hers ir.uat he shown.

Vt. Meyers, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the best I ever jgg heard of. Before my baby was born I was always weak had nervous spells strengthened me. Beside my own hm lapwnrlr am now working in a restaurant and I feel better than I have in three years.

I hope my letter will be the means of leading some other woman to better Share of Our BASEMENT Bargains Today Housecleaning Specials Paint Specials Colonial Tea Kettle A MIRRO tea kettle will give you unlimited service. Extra wiJe bottom heats water quick- lv Cover cannot full off when pouring Safely filled through large welded spout. Ihcie is a for every need. 5 quarts $3. 61 2 quarts COMBINATION SUITS Rayon Suits, guaranteed not to QET price TEE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS.