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MOUNT CARMEL ITEM. TEN. MOUNT CARMEL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. Back to School SHOE VALUES Growing Girls' Dress Sport Step-Ins, Straps and Oxfords Black and Brown Suede and Calfskin. Misses' and Children's Boys' Black and Brown Misses' and Children's Patent Suede and Calf Stitchdown STRAPS and CALF Shoes, Oxfords OXFORDS Goodyear Welt Soles.

and Straps OXFORDS Leather and Rubber heels Leather and Rubber heels Leather soles; all sizes. $1.49 $1.98 $1.49 $1.98 $1.00 Young Men's Black and Brown Oxfords Wing tip, plain toes and streamline patterns, leather soles with leather or rubber heels .98 $2.95 GUINAN'S White Man Tells Indians Tall Tale A When Doug Corrigan, for the umpteenth time, repeated his story of how he landed in Ireland after heading California, the Otoe Indian tribe decided to make it official and dubbed him "Chiet Wrong Way" at Tulsa, Okla. In the picture above, Corrigan's famous grin is framed in a feathered head-dress given him by Otoe Chief Brown, right. FIRST WEDDING IN 40 YEARS ALMADEN, Cal. (U.P) When Paul Bassett, 24, of Los Gatos, and Miss Margaret Matasci, 21, of this city, were married in historic St.

Anthony's Church here, theirs was the first wedding to take place in the church for 40 years. The church was erected when this was once the greatest quicksilver producing mine centers in the world. After the became exhausted, the church fell into disuse. In Death Valley, a region once believed to be barren of plant and animal life, there are today 2500 known species of plants and 100 species of birds. 7 STAR SPECIALS Swansdown Flour, box 23c Occident Flour, 24 lbs.

1. 99c Loose Vinegar, gal. 101 19c Potatoes, peck 101 15c Waldorf Tissue, 7 rolls Chase and Sanborn Coffee, lb. 22c Pineapple, large can 15c Full Line of Fresh Green Vegetables and Fruit. Extra fine, large Spring Chickens, GEIST'S 48 N.

Oak St. Dis MiSS MAs NEW FORT OR LAUDE What in the world would this quartet of comely "bathies," all from down South in Dixie, be doing 'way up north in Atlantic City, N. Well, you guessed it. They're contestants in the annual beauty page: eant for the title of "Miss America of Left to right, the bathies answer to the names of Mary Jane Thomas, "Miss Fort Rebecca Pearl Hankins, "Miss Alice Talton, "Miss Atlan- ta," and Irene B. Schoenberger, "Miss New Orleans." Court was not expected to hand down rulings until next week on constitutionality of special legislation giving the House committee inquiry precedence over the Dauphin county grand jury investigation of charges the Governor and 13 other Democratic officials and politicians perpetuated a "system of crime" involving corruption, bribery, extortion and blackmail for political purposes.

The committee, created last month, became active Wednesday when the Supreme Court overruled the order of Berks County Judge Paul N. Schaeffer, a Democrat specially assigned to the case by the appellate court, impounding for the grand jury the graft evidence assembled by Shelley, Margiotti and their associates. Shelley was questioned by the legislative group that night and again yesterday, yielding names and addresses of 375 prospective grand jury witnesses. Shelley identified 28 of those listed as holders of "purely hearsay evidence" which probably would be of no value to him as the prosecutor of the Earle administration temporarily placed in the role of witness for the legislators who blocked his court proceedings. The "Hearsay" list included names of Congressman Robert F.

Rich, Woolrich industrialist: Joseph Sharfsin, Philadelphia city solicitor; Gus Stenmetz, Harrisburg, former press agent for the Republican State Committee; Archibald M. Matthews, Somerset county district attorney; "Judge" Gowthrop, former chairman of the State Liquor Control Board; John C. Arnold, Clearfield, who was special prosecutor for the Earle administration in the bribery case against State Senator William H. Clark of Chester county three years ago, and Shelley himself. Bessie August Invites You to Visit Her Linen and Art Shop At the New Location in Victoria Theatre Bldg.

A new and attractive selection of imported Linens and Laces, Chenille Spreads and North Star Blankets, Lingerie and Hosiery. XMAS CLUB FORMING Join Now! And Have That Gift Paid For When Wanted! Bessie August Linen and Art Shop Victoria Theatre Building. See our Natural Bridge Shoes AND FEEL THE DIFFERENCE 'OFF for a promenade in town or a jaunt in the country, join the many gladsome walkers who choose Natural Bridge for chic plus comfort! You'll like our large variety of clever styles as well as their moderate price. Smart brown and black suede step-In with neat cut-out effect. One of our many Natural Bridge styles $5.00 Special features RAL -Cushion for Met: atarsal Arch -Cushion for Heel NO -Cushion for Instep HOUSE A -Built-in Metatare sal Arch MILLER BROS.

Natural SHOE 22 South Oak STORE Street, Shoes. Bridge THE NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA of the names inrecord, Shelley reDuring reading to the bearing, with Committee peatedly Salsburg, of WilkesCounsel latter objected to Abram Barre, information other than when the voicing identification of Shelley's witnesses. of attempts to force Shelley testimony into the ceased "uncalled yesterday's hearing for" record Chairman Cohen's sharply during following that the witness in contempt of the worded implication might be cited practice Prospective grand jury witnesses continued. identified Mary Thul, Mr. by Shelley late yesterday included: Carmel 1 and Howard Mrs.

Malley, Mount Bono, Shamokin. Crowd At Funeral from Page One) (Continued of the CommitColeman, chairman for Catholic Charities. tee of Laity General James A. Postmaster F.H. LaGuardia and Farley, Mayor Herbert H.

Lehman were present Gov. with scores of other nationally personages, both Catholic prominent and Non-Catholic. GO BACK TO SCHOOL WITH BARBIZON SLIPS Aplenty $1.65 to $3 A New Line Of Beautiful Sweaters $1.95 and $2.95 See the smart, new short length Sweater "It's Honey" $1.95 HOSIERY SHOP 12 East Second Street Mrs. Ella M. Stief Hospital Admissions LOCAL MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL AT FNT.

SPRINGS Leonard Klawitter, 35, of 329 east Third street, this city, died in the Ashland State Hospital shortly after 11:00 o'clock this morning. He was admitted to the hospital on August 30 when he suffered an acute attack of appendicitis. At the hospital it was found that the appendix had already ruptured. Gangrene set in afterwards and his condition remained serious. Mr.

Klawitter was a native and lifelong resident of Mount Carmel and was a son of Mrs. Rose (Yetski) Klawitter, resident of 9 north Walnut street, and of the late Frederick Klawitter. For quite few years he had been employed as a repairman at the Locust Gap colliery. He was a member of the Grace Reformed Church, of the Anthracite Fire Company and of the Social Civic Club here. To survive are his wife, the former Catherine Markle Morgan; his mother; and the following brothers and sisters: Charles, Henry and Louis, at home, Elmer and Harry, of Mount Carmel, Albert, of Aristes, Mrs.

Harry Roadarmel, of Kulpmont, and Mrs. Samuel Tish, of Philadelphia. No funeral arrangements were announced today. Margiotti At Probe, Ready To Take Stand (Continued from Page One) Shelley said he proposed to prove that charge in part by Margiotti. Salsburg took up each of the 17 paragraphs in Shelley's amended petition for the grand jury probe and demanded to know the names of witnesses to be called in each case.

The witness named Margiotti and added others in several instances. The committee recessed until 2:30 P.M., EDT without ruling on the suggestion of Thomas that Shelley be asked to prepare a complete list of witnesses i he intends to call for each charge, and also withheld advising Margiotti whether he would be called this afternoon. Margiotti explained he would hold himself in readiness to appear at any time but requested that he be accommodated so as not to sit through "days" of testimony of other witnesses. Shelley advised the House investigating committee today that he intended to subpena Gov. George H.

Earle for his projected Dauphin country grand jury investigation of graft charged against the Earle administration. That revelation came as Shelley was called to the witness stand for the third public hearing by the House committee of five Democrats and two Republicans, assigned to the legislative inquiry. Shelley said in reply to a question of Abram Salsburg, counsel for the committee, that he also intended to subpena the Governor's 13 associates who were named in his petition for the grand jury inquiry charging that "a system of crime" has existed in the administration since Earle took office in 1935. In opening the session, Salsburg advised Shelley that the account of yesterday's record revealed only 284 names of witnesses as compared with 375 which the district attorney said he had. The House chamber was filled with spectators as the session started at 10:40 a.m.

EDT. Margiotti was accompanied by two of his former deputies who served him before he was dismissed as attorney generalEdward Friedman and N. R. Wymard. Friedman also was under committee suspena.

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Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:15 to 2:15, afternoon. Sunday, 3:30 to 4:00. Admissions Paul Gedman, Shamokin; Marion and John Clews, Mahanoy City; Lillian Bogush, Kulpmont; Thomas Gara, Shamokin; William Tarenci, Kulpmont; Theresa Stanklewicz, Shamokin; Mrs. Elizabeth Purnell, Ashland; Mrs. Helen Yeich, Mount Carmel; Gary Cohen, Shamokin, and Mars.

Marlene Bye, Mount Carmel. It was announced today by officials of the Atlas Fire Company, that their membership will meet in regular monthly session in their social rooms at 10:30 a. m. Sunday. All members are urgently requested to attend this important powwow, hose company officials nounce.

We go to any lengths in MOJUD Clari-phane SILK STOCKINGS No more wrinkling hose for legs that "never grew No more skimpy hose to strain on the Whatever your height, you can get our lovely clear Clari-phanes in your right length. When you tell us your stocking size. just add or "tall" as the case may be. HOSIERY SHOP 12 East Second Street Mrs. Ella M.

Stief Colliery Working Time Scheduled to Work Saturday Centralia Collieries Co. Centralia. Park. Hazie Brook Raven Run Continental Stevens Trout Run. East Bear Ridge East Bear Ridge Sterrick Co.

William Penn, Morea Colliery Co. Kehley RunLOUIS LONDON TO MANAGE NEW STORE The Royal Tire and Battery Company will open its new store at 24 eat Second street, tomorrow, featuring a complete line of auto tires and batteries. The store will be managed by Louis London, former Mount Carmel high school football star, who cordially invites the public to visit this new place of business on opening day. The giant nightjar, South Amer- ican bird, avoids detection by perching erect on tree knots and posing as a jagged, broken limb. Saturday Features College Fudge Cakes each Danish Pastry COFFEE RINGS 20c TURNOVERS 5c BARBER 209 S.

Oak St. Saturday Is Extra Value Day IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES WE OFFER FOR TOMORROW: Welt -Special at Men's Regular $2.50 OXFORDS Goodyear $1.79 Special at LADIES' GRADE ARCH BETTER SUPPORTS $1,89 BOYS' WALTON OXFORDS Special at $1.49 Misses' and Children's OXFORDS up Special at 79c Ladies' SPORT OXFORDS- Large variety, up all colors- Special $1.49 For Better Footwear Values Follow The Crowds To The SAMPLE SHOE STORE 115 South Oak Street. Royal Tire Battery Co. 24 East Second Street Louis London, Mgr. OPENING SPECIALS Saturday, Sept.

10th 13-Plate Batteries $2.25 (With Old Battery) Fully Guaranteed USED TIRES $1.65 up Some Used Only 50 Miles NEW TIRES off Sze 5.25x18 Victor Springfield Tires $4.45 Other sizes very low priced 6.00x16 White Side Wall Murray Tires me $9.45 Very Special Price Set of 4, only $37.00 We Also Have Firestone, Kenyon, Martin and Other Popular Makes of Tires At Big Savings. AUTO DEALERS--Get our price list on TIRES and BATTERIES. We Sell Wholesale and Retail, Complete Line Of YALE and GENERAL TIRES.