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Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 3

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PAGE THREB WOODLAND DAILY DLMOCUAT, WOODLAND (JALll'OKMlA, THURSDAY, DKCE31BISK 5, 11)35. Phone Your Want Ads GGli NEWS BRIEFS FROM KNIGHTS LANDING EASY MONEY Hobos Seized as Counterfeiters What's LVU Knee Cpp Break Amongst Friends? SAN FRANCISCO Three hoboes in the Southern Pacific yards in Vis vsiilev vpxiorriav were makinir money hand over fist. Mr. and Sirs. Frank Lohse returned home Monday from Walnut Creek, where they spent Thanksgiving' and festern From an elevation a short distance away two undercover men and Police Inspector James Mitchell with spy glasses watched them make it.

ji VcA if Down swooped the secret service U.OW0. EXpCCtcC! ttl A Madison Hall Dance makers in their outdoor temple. It was hot money. A quarter and half dollar were each sizzling jn A large, crowd is expected to their molds. Nearby were two other tend the dance held Saturday night Supply Co.

the weeK emi with, relatives. Mrs. Etta Hart Miller is visiting her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carpenter, in Maxwell.

Mrs. Glenn Hiatt was a visitor in Sacramento Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Enri Creason returned to their homo in Dunsmuir Mon day after spending a week with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Edson. Miss Mwy Cimmer, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geor Wilson, returned to her home in San Francisco Sunday.

Gourde Carpenter of Chico and Miss Inez Beher of Colusa visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Flynn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Prank James return oil to th or honv in uu Francisco after a vidt with Mrs. 'James7 parents, This year give presents vou know will be the Madison hall. The "Californi: useful and appreciated! Auto Accessories from "Western 25 cent molds and one other HO cent 1 mold sans money but full uf impres Auto" are practical, last longer, will be enjoyed by all the y. ot Davis College boys, will supply the rhythms with devoted to Join Paul Joneses and other popular '''mix' family and our Low Prices enable you to give more and Gino Morelli, of I Iticci Brothers, has at lu.sl I learned why he forced lo limp for a whole following a severe fall. Examined by Pr.

George Hd, Morelli was told to report for rays at the Woodland Clinic hospital. The final pictures today showed that he suffered a fruc i lured knee cap. which will keep him on crutches for at leas! a month. His left has been placed in a cast. Morelli tried to play basketball after the fall but discovered he couldn't run.

For a time, he believed he was suffering with a "Charley Horse." llERgQNAJlf Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Silherstein and family. August and Barbara of Woodland visited over' the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

Arno Timothy and other friends in Morgan Valley Lakeport Press. he'ier eifts, regardless or your oudgct! SAVh with SAFEI To the Fed. ra! building weiv hustled John Miller. Travis Maudlin, 22, and Anthony Spain. 2:5, where today it is expected they will be charged BETTER.

GIFTS COST LESS AT "WESTERN AUTO" with countd'teaing. Miller and Maudlin told operatives had come here iVom Tuisa, 1 where they had learned the trick of Mr. and Mrs. I'M White, in Sutter Basin. admitted they harl been charged with counterfeiting in Tulsa on October 2.

Confiscated with the counterfeiting equipment were fill hags of tobacco and two dozen cigars, believed to have been purchased with the dud coins. i Western Air Patrol to 95c making hot money wnue serving a Democrat WANT ADS for Results term in Tulsa jail for vagraneyThey 66c Ash Receivers t5c with METAL TUBES Ann Aelt rz rninDonsolor, an In these sets "Western Auto" brings you new radio delights with the marvelous metal tubes, self shielding to eliminate distortion and oscillation many other Cusnio" 89c to n98c Driving Gloves. 1 render Glare features. Table and console models beautiful cabinets. At budget prices! 1.88 Key (vlirrorb Many Models Low Prices Easy Terms! 5 iQc to 9Bc Mrs.

Olga Wccker, who has been vi.sit.ing with Mr. and Mrs. Percy. Napton for several months, will leave Woodland Friday for New York, after which she will embark lor her home in Stutterart. Germany.

Miss Dorothy DeMaria and Missj Sylvia Santoni were in Sacramento; Wednesday night, to attend the Mos cow Church Choir concert. P. W. Hanson of Sacramento was Woodland visitor Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. K. McJntyre were Radiator j2e to5l.v Rad. VriC Fans woo Twin Horns Per Pair Steering Knobs.

,1.44 Splash Guards 9eto 95a limn Marys vi He visitors Thursday. The MeinT.vres visited A. Canini, manager of the Gentry Chili Powder company. Jack Lents was a visitor in Sevastopol Wednesday. Vocuum Bottle.

3 Bays Only Friday Saturday Monday You can buy one dress at the regular price and an additional SI. 00 will buy another dress. garment featured in this sale is guaranteed to be perfect. AH sizes featured. Nctc' other items at tremendous savings in this annual event at THE FASHION.

Very smart. Loud, pleasing Handy individual size. fl Tackle tone. Chrome finish. 54x3 Heavy, wa rm.

With fasteners. Ti and vianr "lory rx at lug pr'ceS Bicycle Horn Spark Western Giant Boh Anderson and Bud Collins were! in Diamond Springs Wednesday, night. Mrs. C. Simpson was a Sacramento visitor Thursday, Karl Raf fety of Sacramento visited friends in "Woodland Thursday.

1 Ralph Hunting of Sacramento, was' a Woodland visitor Thursday. Miss Ossie Johnson of Phoenix, Ari zona, is visiting at the M. E. Can 1 ningham home. Miss Jane Cain, who has been vis iting with her parents in Redding, plans to return to Woodland Friday.

1 S. I. Carthin and Miss Sadie; P. Wise, state welfare workers, were Woodland visitors Thursday. Angelo (iiovonnoni of Yolo was aj business visitor in Woodland Thins K.

Clark, who is in 69' A615 Continuous' sound on up and down Whether you wish to make a stroke. Loud and very effective. I princely gift, or need tsres your self, you'll get the best for less if you buy WESTERN GIANTS. Bike Cyclometer tvery tire DacKea rjy our All Road Hazard Guarantee JGrOne I COATS i Rroaa 1 1 Groan Three! 1 Group Four 1 DRESSES. I JL DRESSES I DRESSES jS 8 $16.71 $2475 A6a7 Strong and a will join his wife, who is visiting Mi'.

J. U. Anderson oi oodiarei, i iav. than 170 stores in tin Wr. rote, registers to s.

Clark is i he si O.er oi vs. An yyyy mites ASKFOtt LOW PRICES ON YOUR SIZE 'Icrson. Mrs. Mildred Schiider Davis vis with Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Neai Ctitiifine Onyx 5 Crll Flashlight Sport Goggles GearshiSi Ball Wednesday. Henry I). Id, an of was a Wood mid visitor Wednesday. Ed and Edmund I.inderman of Es part,) were Woodland visitors Weil 281 Vi lesdav. A.

V. Huh of Guinda visited ionds hi Woodland Wednesday. Miss A' era Curtis of Krooks was a Focusing types nickeled cms 'lore da bulb. Less batteries. Other Flashlights Jgg The Whipcord 1 Woodland visitor Thursday.

Si Coorge Qidnn of Plainfield trans acted business in Woodland Thursday. SDay Auto CXoclJ Hosiery I. bmdh was visitor Wednesday. Dennis DeMaria. leoide a busi icss trio to San Francisco Thursday.

MissNancy and Miss Bertha I attended ihe Moscow Cathe 1 i'dral Choir concert in Kacramento D344 Genuine "New Haven" none better days with one winding. Easily reod hands and figures. Smart gun metal f'njfh: Other Clocks'as low os $1.19 Lunch, Kltk Idea! 'for schbol. Oblong jij shape, durably jyj ncmeled. Betty Zanes Plan For Holiday Party vc the right i Hecause of thy price we arc not permit tJ Ui menliun this famous brand iti an advertisement.

I'ure silk full fashioned service or chiffon weight. Sells regularly at SI. 15. 3 Pair 2 Silk Gowns Tailored or lace trim, bine, reen, tea rose. Bed Jackets A3! silk satin or lace Plans for a Christmas party for the Beftv Zano girls were made at a nu eting' of that group held '1 uo.

eay cveninc with Miss Genenevia Tool' Made of full width substantial materials, i it lil or Sedan. Door Rdstr. Cooch Sedon Leader .79 $1.67 $1.69 $3.25 $3.38 S3 65 $3 45 $4.45 $4.49 Hollywood $2.28 to to $5.45 $4.75 'lan hostess. The business meeting was indorsed by games, and re.resmnen were served by Mrs. ioot.

Miss Elsie Fov will uiitcrtain the. members at her Third street home' for the next meeting. 1 isr. towels tor the Y. M.

C. A. building will be hem mcd at that time. 702 Main Phon 248 Mrs. Laugenour Gives Dessert Bridge Party Past Commanders Feast Postponed Hand Bags PRESTON ESCAPE TAKEN IN CHASE BRODERICK LAD HURT IN CRASH Fine selection Christinas sift buying.

M. F. Roach, commander of the A imndr'nn Tjiion. announced today i. Joe Baivtl was the guest play ion tor for i cr when Mrs.

Kenneth Laugenour en that the annual banquet sponsored! $3.00 Values the iz niemuers oi noi bridge club at a dessert luncheon Friday at her iiomo on in west Hi'ndiM son, 1 vear oirt bv jiast ommamlers oi t.ne Broderi scthooibov. wa.s injured jNo. 77, has been indefinitely iwtpcm 1 terday when the horse he was rkiin jed. It was announced a week ago near his home shied and lii'ped ilsai rlie banouei would be ludu next, the of a truck, 'dd' 'furd siifferen Monday night. a fractured left elbow.

He wa? A. G. Bailey, president of the Jlast Keystone avenue. SAN FRANCISCO Glass shattered, shots flew and feet pounded the pavement a a five Oakland police officers raced to capture a 17 year old fugitive from the Preston Reform School yesterday. Leaning directly through a large store window, after he had abandoned stolen automohiln.

Georsre Svrdlin. 1 HANDBAGS Fine select ion fo KILLS SELF Blouses ta in brown and na $2 00 for the ban i relatives would Several stale officials will be lames Kober; ftte State Hospital invited here lo take part in 17, of 0442 street, Oakland, jumped over fences and raced through shops iPherson. stole a rifle from a neifrti lgf feed lllff i S1K tO jcriini. and Kineti no special; in his desperate but futile attempt to Re; Mi Suede Jackets Be Given Madison Club the regular meeting In browns or blacks FOR SAL 15 Matched team mares, of the el i a re; Mir j. SQ.00 Values vinr herd at the Night Classes on GRAINS SLUGGISH CHICAGO (INS) Grain were Vnnvv in latp rlinlii FiBrliiV futures 8 wt.

lhUiJ ana yis. oiu, IffeldinKS, 2800 head mares and. closed at from lOVi for December to I work horses, 1200 to lsou lbs. Atier hhnry ranch, mi. north of Brown's At High School for May.

lure at Davis. w.H tell the meniners of the Madison ll elub Friday ovc uinu' of feeding moMtods. II is the'monthly chili meet me; and will be held at Madison liall at 7:30 o'clock, Those interested are welcome to aL Corner on ill) mgnway. ul lhi. Blouses Close out prices Velvet turbans and berets Silk Slips Roble Hall Trouble Proof Regular night school classes will he held at the high school tonight at i.00 S2.50 Value Club Boys Postpone 7: iU) o'clock the same as usual, it was announced this morning by Principal lvhvard IF.

Fa it. Many persons, be enuse oi the high school piny, helieved classes would iie postponed until next week. The Deisel Catevpillar classes will meet at; the Weaver Rye Tractor Willow Oak Meeting Schilling Its exquisite flavor never freezes fl out of to cnunl.er afl We Give CASH Dividend Tickets udv 111 HotelWoodland Huihlinff Phone 8 12 high school company offices on Main street with Ihe L. in charge. LAST TIMES TONITE MAY ROBSON HALE HAMILTON "Grand Old Gal" Selected" Shorts DIMENITti Sawyer product matin tikrnky dead Oak Park.

The Park cluhmvii will MAKYHVILLI (VINA) Aovcmocr i lerney, (, lancnei, in un: meet Thiiisday evening, 'district, died today in a local.

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