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"l(a»n Pranclaeo . , _T 6 59 o'clock V 9:01 o'clock LOOK New Orleans «8>Chlcato SB (CPA)—Consolidated Press (CNS)—City News Service (UP)—The United-Press (AP)—The Associated Press VOLUME LVHI NUMBER 7 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 PRICE TWO CENTii * JAPAN THREATENS BLOCKADE OF CHINESE POSTl — SANTAMONICA Judges Advocate CALLED UPON Mooney-Billings Japanese Troops March Within Great Wall of China TO GIVE JOBS Tokio Considersk Municipal Court Mayor to Outline Plans Case Prosecution for Relief of Local Using Pressure Unemployment Ills Local Branches Can Santa Monica take care of Flayed in Report her own unemployed? To End Boycotts . The question will be put square Would Have Tribunals in ly befotm a conference of repre 'Flagrant Violations' of sentative citizens tonight st the West Los Angeles city hall by Mayor William H. California Law by TOKIO, Jan. 8 (AP)-—An intimation thet Japan might and Venice Carter, who hopes to provide work Police Charged land marines in China, or even blockade the principal CM** Instead of charity tor heads of nese ports, was given today by an official government spokes- needy families in this community. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 LOS ANOELES, Jan. 8 The mayor's program calls for ma n in a forecast of decisive steps which Japan might take If (CNS)—Judges of the Los An tte division of tte city Into dis (AP) — "Flagrant violations" China continued the anti-Japanese boycott. geles municipal courts today tricts, residents of each district of California law by police and He emphasized that Japanese merchants are sustaining were on record in approval of being expected to provide work-for prosecution in the gf^mous one man by having him do odd Mooney-Billings case are heavy losses through the boycott. establishment of branch jobs in their homes and gardens. The government was reported to be considering means ot courts ln Hollywood, Venice. West It is believed that if such a pro charged in a hitherto unpublished Los Angeles and Watts. If the action gram ls widely adopted, the dis report submitted to tte Wickersham bringing pressure to bear on China to effect A change tn the would not Impair the operation of tress In these families will be al- commission. economic policy, at tbe same time taking particular care not leviated at no great expense to After an exhaustive account of to run afoul of any right* of othif poweat " the downtown courts. any individual. tte arrest and conviction of Thom What steps should be necessary Carter announced represents* as. Mooney and Warren Billings in and what additional money should tives of more than 200 organiza connection with tte 1916 prepared IU. 8. NOTE TIGHTENS be appropriated by the board of ness day bombing in San Francisco Far East Notes ! INTERNATIONAL TENSION tions, civic groups, lodges, associ OVER ORIENTAL CRISIS supervisors to establish the branch ations, churches and otter bodies to 1916. it concluded that: 1 oourto BBSS questions-for a special had been asked to meet with the •'These ni**.frwn* anyBf-fntif *. t* SHANGHAI, JBB. 8 a —-A Kuo- ^WASHINOTOH. Jan. 8 UPr—WOr ' committee to study, the judges members of tte city council, at tempt made by tte.police or tte B-to (Chinese) BBWB agency dispatch Japan and -Chin* fcwmally notified voted al their muntlily meeting held 7:30 o'clock tonight at tte city prosecution to discover-the perpe from Peiping said today it had been lay the Washington government that last night. Presiding Judge James hall, so that lM might discuss with trators of the crime. learned there, that the Japanese I it cannot recognize legality of tte H. Pope was authorized to name the them a practical solut ion of tte Flagrant Violations '(•MiellS Prist Phot. army had decided to take over man situation in South Manchuria, .cre- committee of three for that pur unemployment situation. "The investigation was in reality Before-Chinese troops evacuated Manchuria and camped inside tta great wall of China. (.nut- agement of the Mukden-Shanghaik- I ated by Japanese military ornipar- pose, with a >8port to te made at turned over to a private detective. Japanese maneuvers witnessed tta unusual Bight of Japanese troops TBB_.h1.-g through a gap ln the wall. wan section of the Peiping-Mukden tion of Chinchow, international ten the next meeting of judges, Feb. 4 Who used his position to cause the Bets a garrison of infantry is shown passing through tte gap in a move that followed defeat of Chinese railway and that it also would as sion as to developments is tta Tte crowded condition of the arrest of ths defendants. forces ta tte Anganchi-Tsitsihnr sector. sume the management of branch Orient was tightened today, bat downtown municipal courts, already "The police Investigation was re lines from Tahushan to Tunglaio. with no indication what tta BBBp undermanned. In the opinion of the duced to a hunt, for evidence to Vingkow to Kowpangtze and Chin move might be. judges, would make establishment of Realtors Act for convict the arrested defendants. F:TRA! POLICE chow to Cnaoyang. the branch courts impractical un -There were flagrant violations of Washington has Invoked tte nine- the statutory law of California by power treaty, negotiated tare tB less the board of supervisors appro Veteran Official PLANNING BIG Olsen Franchise WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U.R)—Con- 1921-22. to protect China's territor priated additional money for the j both tte police and tte prosecution SUl-—eneral George C. Hanson, at inthe manner in which tte defend ial and administrative integrity, cit purpose aad assigned justices of Tax Equalization LIQUOR PARTY! Harbin, Manchuria, reported to tta ing tte open door policy in China, peace from the county to municipal ants were arrested and held incom state department today that high court to make up the deficiency. municado-, aad in tte subsequent Japanese military and consular of aad the Kellogg-Briand . anti-war "We believe the public would be Citizens Asked to Fill searches of their homes to procure Called by Death Mayor Carter to Be Host To Be Attacked ficers had called at the consulate pact ln a terse note to tta Japanese better served if tte branch courts evidence against them. and expressed regret to Consul Cul and Chinese governments. were established." spokesmen far Out Forms Seeking Aroused Public Prejudice ' et Spirited Gathering; ver B. Chamberlain for tte recent Treaty, Rights Beaervat tte Judges said today. They pointed "After*the arrest of tte defend Max K. Barretto, First Webb to 'Pour' Rival Boat Company Will attack on him by Japanese soldiers. All American treaty rights under out that the "•*-*• r. nnlty ln.inlelpBl New Appraisal ants, witnesses were brought to fee these commitments were reserved. courts would handle arraignments jails to 'identify' them, and their Police Chief, Dies If you are inclined to shed tears Seek to Break Pier MANCHESTER, Eng., Jan. 8 __•)— Tta note added-that this govern Santa Monica bay residents who ment would recognize neither any and etna soma small civil cases oa feel that the county is placing too 'identifications' were accepted by the at Age of 82 under circumstances such as these Use Contract The Manchester Guardian said in occasion, to make unnecessary trips high an assessed valuation™ upon police sad tils prosecution despite prepare to shed them BOW. an editorial today, referring to tte de facto situation In Manchuria nor to the downotwn courts by subur their properties and collecting an tte fact that these witnesses were Death early today closed a long Thousands of dollars' worth of Formal notices were served on American note to Japaa an tte any future Sino-Japanese treaty not ban residents. excessive tax. wars today invited to never required to pick the defend and—honorable career of public liquor confiscated by Santa Mon members of the Santa Monica city Manchurian situation, that the obtained by methods Is strict ac Appointment of justices of the fill out a legal form that will en ants out of a line-up or to demon- service ser Max K. Barretto, 82. who ica police will be poured into the council today that legal action will powers, including Great Britain, cord with these existing interna peace from the county to the mu able tte Associated Realty Boards strata their accuracy by any otter during almost half a century's resi sewer within tte next few days be instituted to break tte agree might suscced where tte League of tional agreements, to which both nicipal bench, although forbidden of Los Angeles county to continue test. dence in Santa Monica was suc under tte watchful eyes of Mayor ment giving Capt. Olaf C. Olsen the Nations "so lamentably failed." are parties, or which might in any IB a law passed by the last legisla its campaign for tax reduction dur "Immediately after ths arrests of cessively city marshal, city attorney, William H. Carter, Commissioner exclusive right to operate fishing respect impair American treaty ture, recently was upheld by tte ing tte coming year. tte defendants there commenced a deputy collector of customs,' city Frank A. Helton and Police Chief boats from the Santa Monica mu NANKING, JaB. 8 at —William rights in China. state supreme court. According to T. A. Johnson, presi deliberate attempt to arouse public marshal, chief of police, and com* Clarence E. Webb. nicipal pier. Speck. United states consul-general, In view of Secretary Henry L. dent of the county organization, prejudice against them by a series missioner of finance. Carter explained to members of In a statement prepared by his formally delivered the American Stimson's preliminary conversations realtors from alrel parts of Los An of almost daUy Interviews given to Although advancing years ted tte council today that tta police attorney. Frederick Lacade of tta MlB invoking tte nine-power treaty with tta British, French, Italian Advantages of Beer gela county *- collecting evidence the press by prosecuting officials." forced his retirement from public department would have to make Owl Boat Co., demanded that tta la connection with tte Manchurian and attar ambassadors of powers OB' excessive valuations whi "i they Witnesses Coached life, Barretto was known to tta old room "for a new stock," which it leasagbe declared void, and Chester situation to Eugene Chen, Chinese signatory to the nine-power treaty, Drinking Set Forth hope to present to the supervisors The document said that at the er residents of Santa Monica ss one expected to acquire shortly, and L. CBffln, city attorney, explained foreign minister, at 1 p. m. today. similar action by those governments WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 <.-•>—-Beer In their fight for an equalization of time the prosecution put some ot its of the outstanding men during the such a demand was a necessary pre in reserving all rights in Manchuria the tax- burden. asked what procedure would have liminary to court action. containing 3 or 4 per cent of al witnesses on the stand it had in early years of its history. to be followed in destroying evi LONDON. Jan 8 at—The gov appears probable. The treaty itself cohol by volume was declared today Tte statements sought from prop formation "seriously challenging" Made U. S. Official dence BB longer needed. Lacade, wta is a member of tte paves the way for such action. by Prof. Yandell Henderson, of Yale erty owners include a legal descrip their credibility. ~ Sn 1889, just a short time after firm of Crelghton and Lacade, re ernment is considering tte Manchu tion of the propel'ty, its address or An entire cell is filled with bot rian situation today, and lt was ex Obligations Set Forth University, to te not intoxicating. It added wat the prosecution tta dty was first incorporated, Bar tles and barrels, te said, tte stock fused to state aa what grounds tte In a statement prepared for tte sen location, the nature of tte improve knew dT contradictory stories told retto wss appointed city marshal, legality of the lease would be at pected it would be knows by tonight It also sets out tta four points aa ate manufactures subcommittee, ments on it, the 1931 assessed value, by some of Its witnesses which made holding this poalttoB until 1892, ranging from wood alcohol and tacked. whether the American note would to China upon which tta contract considering beer bills. Professor giving both that of the real estate their mere production a vouching when he was made city attorney. the fluid extracted from canned Olsen was awarded tte privilege be fallowed by similar representa ing parties, other than China, agree Yandell also asserted "student beer and tha t for im pro vemen t s. sad the for perjured testimony. In 1894 te became deputy collector heat to imported brandies, cham of operating boats from tte city pier tions by Great Britain. the first stipulation being to "re drinking is harmless"phys_eaHy -and owner's asking price. Accompanying "Witnesses were coached in their of customs at the Long Wharf, pagne and other expensive liquors, "_en _ae Amoco disaster to Ma v. spect. the sovereignty, ****• •"^*-r--~- advantageous socially." it must be the signature of a real testimony to a degree that approxi Which was then making Santa Mon which are reasonably "certain to be 1930, resulted in the death of 16 WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U.R)—The dence and the territorial and ad- tor to show that the property has ica's bid far supremacy as tte Ot' genuine. persona and prompted city officials American consulate at Nanking has ministrative integrity of China." actually teen listed at the price mated subornation of perjury," it to institute more stringent regula given by tte owner. said. "There Is a strong inference tidal port of tte city of Los Ange informed the state department that It ls tte language of this stipu Coast Guardsmen that some of this coaching was les. tions regarding tta operating of China doea not intend to ask the lation in part which appears la the Johnson requested that all prop in 1898, te returned to office aa BOMS of Missing boats landing at tte pier. At that League of Nations to Invoke eco done by prosecuting officials and c r time, tta franchise embodying these American note in stating that with Face Bribe Charges erty owners having complaints to other evidence tv_r.. . tn lrnnwipricrp cit*"-y m-vrsnaimarshal., ananad .BBwaSs reappoimereappointead 1 nomic sanctions against Japan. the occupation of Chinchow by Jap tTH.l.g tS-TB f"*"--»-n'» "f thy "r\j>rvr- owier eviaence points to Knowieage thj office in loon. l_(l_ nn.1 l.ni Prospector Found n».-rt. .I_".t WT" ••**'"•"•• *f the hlgh- —NEW VOKK., Jan. 8 LV, -*»~Whoie- tunity to present their case to the T53F the prosecution officials that ' t-o K - est bidder by the council and anese troops, "the last remaining sale bribery of coast guardsmen by BUCh Cf_-*_--~g was being practiced T. H. Dudley made Barretto chief PHOENIX. Jan. _U___—The n____- awarded to Owen upon his figures. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U.R)—The administrative authority ot the gov* supervisors. The blanks to- be filled of police when tte city government liquor runners—in—the—New York oat oan be secured at an realtor's on otter witnesses. tery of tta disappearance six slate department has received a erument of tta Chinese republie OF area, tha total-tunning to an esti was reorganized ln 1906, and te months ago of Adolph Ruth. 61* The franchise pays tile city as flood of protests from American South Manchuria, as it existed prior office, or at the office of the realty Cites Prejudices held this position for some time. high as $800 per month during tta mated million dollars, was revealed board. "The prejudice against tte. de year-old retired government clerk peak of the Ashing season. Mem firms in Manchuria against inter to September 18, 1931, tas been des today by Howard W. Omeli. federal Becomes Commissioner ference with their business by tta troyed." Preparations for the annual meet fendants, stimulated by newspaper In 1915, when the present com- and amateur prospector, appeared bers of tta council voted to refuse district attorney. Twenty coast ing of tte Associated Tiff alt J Boards publicity, was further appealed to at definitely solved today when deputy tta demand, aad Instructed tta city Japanese. In effect, tta Washington govern guardsmen, he said, have been ar ot Los Angeles county, to be held the trials by unfair and intemper (Turn to Page 19, Col. S) Sheriff Jeff Adams sent word ta attorney's office to defend their ment has warned sot only Japas, rested and some have confessed January 19, will be made at a meet ate arguments to the jury at tte had found Ruth's skeleton In tte action by stt legal means. PARIS, Jan. 8 UP)—The French but also China, that they are bound complicity. ing called fte 11 a. m. Tuesday. opening and closing of statements Superstition mountains. Ruth had government is studying tte situa toy the nine-power treaty not to at January 9, at the office of the Loe of the prosecuting attorneys. Hoover's sProgranL sought tte fabled "Lost Dutchman" tion created by tile American notes tempt a treaty regularlzatlon of tta Angeles Realty board, Johnson re "After the trials, the disclosures mine. Building Taxes to sent to Japan and China, trot the situation ln South Manchuria cre Akron to Pay Visit ported. casting doubt on the justice of tte Attacked by Blaine foreign office said today that so ac ated by tta Japanese r-'lttS-T op Be Cut 20 Per Cent tion had been takes. At Sunnyvale Base convictions were minimized and WASHINGTON. Jan. 8 <-.'•—An Pratt Urges Naval erations. every attempt made to defeat tte I assault on tte $2,000,000,000 Recon LOS ANOELES. Jan. 8 (CHS)— SUNNYVALE, Cai., Jan. 8
______-_-_. ___£ frAGE TWO EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 COUNCILMEN IN 'MARRY EARLY: BANKER BARES j Announce Mans for Plan Last Rite* L. A. TAKE NO Jipao Emperor GRANDMOTHER, !J_i„ E-fbk .PROMOTION OF Girl Fliers' Funerals For William Lape Yiig Daughter HARRISBURG, Pa., Jan. 8 <.*_-—'• _ last rites tor William Calvin Lape, who died at Ocean Park Wed CHANCES HERE 34, SUGGESTS PERUVIAN LOAN TtMl bodies of tiie two young society nesday afternoon, will be conducted matrons, whose attempt to Thy the tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock BS LOS ANGELES; Jan. 8 (CNS)— Target of Bomb LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 (CN8) — WASHINOTOW, Jan. 8 _B—A Alleghenles to tad weather cost tta Ocean Park chapel ef Klrkelie. Of Minister Dies In fear-they would be legalizing Mrs. A. B. Parker, Stl Isabel Street, I Court Procedure New York banker told today of the Bernard and Peek. home brew-, members of the city believes people should marry young payment of a 8415,000 commission them their lives, today will te taken Lape had resided at tte Merrltl council by a vote of ten. to five 'to Attempt on Mikado's Life and she ought to know—at tiie age to the son of S Peruvian president from Harrisburg tor burial Jones hoteL He is survived by his Elizabeth Pierson Victim day rejected a report ot tta finance of almost 35 she's a grandmother, Ocean Park Business Men tor promoting $100,000,000 of loans, Tbat of tte pilot. Mrs. Ruth Stew widow, Mrs. Eva E. Lape. committee which had recommended Resu 1 ts in Resignation probably LOB Angeles' youngest. Hear Talk by Superior Which are to default. art. 26. of St. Louis, Stt ta taken of Mysterious Malady; a license tax for dealers tn malt, Her eldest daughter, Mrs. Robert He was Frederick Strauss of the to St. Louis by her parents. of Government Crosher. 19. is the mother of an J. and W. Seligman Co., testifying Stricken Sunday hops snd other beer "makings.". Judge Guy Bush r< Fred Stanford, husband of Mrs. "Tta 18th amendment still is a infant son. before the senate ten_ ~g commit Stewart's passenger, Mrs. Debbie 6 6 6 TOKIO. Jan. 8 <.n — Ita Japa Mrs. Parker married when she Citing numerous instances of tee's foreign securities investigation. Stanford, said her body would te ^^^^^ of a mysterious malady part of tte constitution," said Coun was 14. and her first baby was born 88S Liquid or Tablets mat total-ally which doctors were unable to diag cil President Charles H. Randall as nese government of Premier Inlikal, court litigation in which patent Jos* Strauss said tha sen of former taken to Camden, N. Y. sad 666 Salve externally, mate a nose, Elizabeth Pierson, 16-year-old tte vote was taken. Had the license less than a month old, handed its when tiie mother was only 15. Mrs. President Leguia was among a group The women ted been missing Crasher married at _fc__ tlee obviously waa dispensed. Judge of promoters who S r r B/S g ad the complete and affective treatment daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Wal- ordinance been amended to provide resignation to Emperor Hirohito Ouy Busl-, of the Los Angeles su- since Tuesday afternoon. Ther left loans through his firm. The Selig- Pittsburgh for New York on the for Colds. I_UT N. Pierson, died at 3 o'clock this for the lax, malt shops "would have late today shortly after the emperor perior court, disapproved tte some morning. The girl was stricken been charged $250 annually: mkn company made a gross profit first stage of a trip from St. Louis $5,000 ia Cash Prizes Sunday, and although physicians The five who favored the proposal narrowly had missed becoming the what popular but cynical belief that fat. the deals of $5,475,000 and a sat to Buenos Aires. Ask Your Druggist for Particulars -rushed her to the California Luth were Councilmen George W. C. Ba victim of a bomb. "there ain't so Justice;'* as In ad profit of $601,000. eran hospital tn Los Angeles the ker: Rov L. Donley. Thomas F. Eordd The- premier was instructed by Building Leased dress, yesterday, at the meeting' of A total ot 8533,000 wss paid to TSSfiSF evening, she failed to respond James s. McKnignt and Edward L. the emperor to continue in office tte Ocean Park Business Men's as promoters in Pent who arranged the to treatments -given in an attempt Thrasher. un111 further orders. The action ef sociation. deals. This included that paid to tte cabinet in resigning was based Juan Leguia. to break a high fever which was "Keep the youth of the land away one of the symptoms of tear illness. on tte precedent of the resignation Strauss said he was aware that of tte "earthquake" cabinet of 7 For Music Body from tne courts, if possible; keep former President Leguia and his Born In Los Angeles, the girl had Premier Yamamoto. which resigned them out of jail." he warned his lis son were being prosecuted for tte been a student at Santa Monica in- 1838 after Emperor Hirohito. teners. Once the wheels of Justice transaction. San Francisco's Newest Bartlett Denies commence grinding, they are hard grade and bigh schools, her father then prince regent, was find upon Association to Make Its to stop." having been rector of St. Augus- while en his way to open tte Japa AND MOST MODERN tlne's-by-the-Sea Episcopal church Because of the exceptionally large nese parliament. Headquarters in Old attendance at tte meeting sad the Air Hearse Carries for the past 15 years. In addition "The bomb exploded immediately Church Structure crowded program, little business to her parents, she is survived by Report of Death ln frost of the emperor's state car waa transacted. It was announced Dale Jackson Home one brother. Nelson. riage as he rode home from tte an Downtown Hotel! Mrs. Pierson, who has herself Official headquarters of tte San by the president, W. Blair Gibbens, JACKSONVTUJI, Fla., Jan. 8 <-P> nual military review. It fell under ta Monica Bay Music association that since tte associatoon became —An aerial hearse, carrying the been ill for some time, was at her J For mrrt'O-UMi. Santa Monican Enjoying the carriage of Count Makino, min will be Is tte old St. Monica's incorporated, more than 80 new body of Dale "Red" Jackson, famous daughter's bedside almost con ister of the imperial household, but members have bees takes In. Twen •"* or writs to Just off Union Square—most stantly since the girl was stricken. church building, corner of Lincoln stunt flier, who was killed IS SS _. W. Huckuu, Good Health as Wife Injured no one. boulevard and Arizona avenue, after ty-one are members of the munici airplane accident at Miami. Wednes MarMgimflhnctor, convenient to theaters, shops and No arrangements have been made pal band, • - ' - _--M ______for tte funeral aa yet, but it was Hears Condolences the tint of next month. A stage day, took stt t-'om here at 8 a. at? stores. Only California hotel-of Will te built in the main auditorium today, en route to tte aviator's announced st the Todd and Leslie I Partner in Practice fering Servidor feature—thus mortuary that services would prob Adelbert Bartlett of 143 Strand of tte building, recital rooma will be Judge Webster in home Is St. Louis. O. O. Harned, ably be held Monday. street. Oeeaa—Park, said today—in Taken by Specialist partitioned off tram the main room pilot, Bald he expected to reach combining "maximum privacy tta words of Mark Twain—that re and offices wUl te redecorated and there before night. with minimum tipping**. ports of his death are greatly ex Dr. H. Wilson Levengood. leading furnished. Police Court Here Uraes Honors for eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, Due to the sickness of Judge C. Garage in basement with direct aggerated. A. M. Spencer, Judge John L. Web Nevertheless; a Los Angeles news- announced today tbat te tea ad Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman, president elevator service to all guest room Peary's Negro Aide mitted Dr. Hubert T. Wilken to Of tte association, announced today ster , of Mallbu township justice paper recently carried the funeral court, presided over tits Santa Mon SAN FRANCISCO floors. ~ft| every room—connec CHICAGO. Jan. 8 (U.R)—Recogni notice of Adelbert Bartlett, tor partnership in his practic, Dr. Wil that a large group of workmen ls ken has bees assistant to Dr. Lev already cleaning the building, that ica polite court today. Numerous tion for radio reception, running tion for Mattew A. Benson. Negro. whom last rites duly were held a speeders and traffic violators com tte sole survivor in civilization of engood tor the past year.— operations win be rushed so that ROUND. IQ filtered ice water, tub and shower. few days ago. the building will soon te the cen prised tte calendar far tte substi Perry's dash to the North Pole is It Is all very confusing, Bartlett Before *wtr-<~g to Santa Monica, tute. Judge C. A. M, Spencer is ill TRIP '10 recommended by Donald B. Mac Dr. Wilken was tte eve, ear, nose ter of tte various activities of tte Western-exposure Tower rooma said today. Several insurance com organization. The municipal audi with a oold, police were Informed. 10-DAY LIMIT Mlllan. Arete explorer.— panies and banks, as well as scores and throat specialist of the staff of have ultra-violet-ray windows. "Any white man who tea done tte Olive View sanitarium and prior torium will still be used for the EXPRESS BEBVICI of friends, have offered their con- large operatic productions, however. Dinner in Coffee Shop from 751- what Henson tea done," said Mac- dolenaes to Mrs. Bartlett and his to that he was resident atolaryn- Millan, "would have been covered Kolical surgeon at the Los Angeles The association has leased the up—in Main Dining Room from little daughter and asked if they building from St. Monica's church with medals. Twenty-three years could be of service. One, a well- general hospital. Expert Pruning MEALS A BERTH $1.50 up. Also a la carte sen/ice. have gone by and Henson tas re Dr. Wilken IB prominent In church. for a term of three years. The as known poetess, regretted that she sociation is eight years old and Included ceived—no- recognition -except an had been unable to attend his fu work, is married andr-has three) SSIHWBI svsry Men., Wed.. Fri.. honorary degree from an eastern children. never before has had a building of and Spraying from L88 Anjslss Msfbor. . p.m. neral, a regret not shared by Bart its own. Negro co'ilege. *It is race prejudice lett. A SPECIALTY TOSAN DIECO. ,. One way S3, Motet - which has stood to-tta-way of hon Meanwhile B_.rSfc-._.flrwe.>-kxo n w TO Ml CH "BLU RBING" Round trip $5.. .• «B tjt, XSVni. __ty— __a>ivm'KOVM*-__'. sin(tK' oring Henson for his Arctic work. photographer, writer and world WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (Al—Radio Uses Elephant to Lawn Renovation by Machine- Through connections via rooms eS $3.50 daily, 118 at $4, SIKfKAMIS I believe that any geographic so traveler, Is in excellent health and "blurb" writers would be thrown out Now Is tte Time to Do It! Molor Coach Company 136 at $4.50, 107 at $5, 64 at ciety, by defying criticism, throw- actively engaged in his business of a Job if Sen. James Couzens had Drag Away House $5.50, 48 ol |6. Double roomt ins prejudice to the winds aad hon pursuits. PHONE -4738 oring Henson could confer greater his way. He told- the senate Inter* AVISAWELLA, Ceylon. Jan. 8 UP, $5 to $8 daily. state commerce committee yester —In a court action sen tte plain LASSCO.. IN THETOWEH—Luxurious Suitet DRAKE honor on itself than upon the Negro. day there's entirely too much ad tiff charged that tte defendant not LOS ANG-LES STEAMSHIP CO S\2tot20daily-DeLuxe Rooms Hocu— - Niwcom Ho TIL Co. vertising going through the air and only bad trespassed, accompanied Elliott 6 Voigt 111 Broadway, Comer Ocean Aye. DECLARES "GAME" MISNOMER Adolph M. Koch, 74, t5 to tl2 single, $7 to tlS double. Powell Street at Sutter «• San Frsncisco suggested advertisers be limited to by his elephant, but had used tte] NURSERY Phone 11337 BOSTON. Jan. 8 (/F*)—"Game" is Dies in Sanitarium mentioning the fact they are spon beast to drag away the complain-I "SO South BISSSSST. -SS Aniel-i Music—HERMAN HELLER'S ENSEMBLE—during Luncheon, aad Dinner Pbone VAndlke 2421 a misnomer for any sport in which Funeral services for Adolph M. soring tte program. ant's house. 2022 Santa Monlea Blvd. head guards must be worn for pro Koch, 74, af the Santa Monica Elks tection, former Congressman Jo lodge, No. 006. will te conducted in •CT__s.ni seph F. • O'Connell believes. He the Ocean Park chapel of Kirkelle, thinks Gaelic football or rugby Bernard and Peek at 2 p. m. Mon Entire Stock of Entire Stock of might well be substituted for Amer day, under direction ef tiie lodge. ican football, which claimed more Interment will be at Elks Rest, in ' FbQ THRIFTY SHOPPERS' than two score lives during the past Woodlawn cemetery. Women's House r««*\ season. Koch died last sight is the Bel vedere sanitarium after an illness _ SLIPPERS en's Shorts * of" three weeks. Genuine Main Springs, $1 Our Regular $1.00 Values Regular 2 for $1.00 «D Watches Cleaned $1 50 On Sale Half Price Crystals 25c, 50c Vital Statistics AU Size* and Colors Satisfaction Guaranteed HAfLE/ BIRTHS 2 PAIRS FOR $1.00 Watch Repair Shop Born to: 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00 1509 Fourth St- Neat Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Melondez. 1733 Now Is your opportunity to buy boudoir •_»j Late holiday shipments. Stocks too heavy. Eighteenth street, January 4, a son, or bouse slippers—ah unlimited assort >Iill.a?_V Finest quality men's broadcloth shorts, Efrem. ment to select from—all colors and styles, Children Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rankin, 2444 at 'way less than actual cost. On sale at elastic inserts. Regular 2 for $1.00. On sale 25c Washington boulevard, Ocean Park, half price—2 pairs for $1.00. 1324 Third St., Santa Monica 3 pairs for $1.00. HAIRCUT 35c January S, a son, William Frederick. Expert Woik Beautiful Shop Sanitary Methods MARRIAGES Notice of Intention to marry filed January 7: Outlook Shop Willliam 8. WUkins, 38, Bishop; 1506 FOURTH ST. Ona Freckleton, it, Santa Monica.
IT'S THE TALK OF THE BAY DISTRICT K Poppy Silk Shop Saturday Is the Day-flf 9 AM^ior Values You Cannot Afford to Miss. An Opportunity to Buy at Wholesale Cost QUIT! K* 4 JI- or Less—Over-Stock Condition Makes This Possible IP |£ SALE* High Grade Genuine Entire Stock of 2 for $1.00 Rayons Entire Stock Men's High Grade Women's Rayon Na wonder they rome In crowds when we are offer PEPPERELL Broadcloth Shirts ing such Marvelous Bargains In high grade new merchandise. Tte entire stock Is sacrificed! Every Chemise, Panties thing most ca! Our Regular Line of $1.00 Shirts Leek over these wonderful values. Come and see SHEETS Dance Sets, Bloomers Nothing Reserved—Out They Go! bow much you can save. 72x90 | Step-ins and Shorts Oxfords ammmma ^ofm*.
Ladief* New Ladies' Silk 81x90 Coats Blouses 81x108 Sf- 7_IC * t-ftdios* N'cw COATS, popular Beautiful tl. lex In while snd SSS* Styles* with lsrse shell satin . Stripes Aor collars snd ssS*-J coifs. tbat sold up Reduced All Size8 3Pair(or$ to $M. Final to . sto»rm»cc prtoc $1875 Just to lower our tremendous While They -_»_ stocks of women's rayon under AO Wool wear, they are betas offered at All Included Ut This Silk Crepe Last—Outstanding Value. less than actual wholesale cost. Gigantic Clearance Sweaters Also silk aaS rarsn, and silk snd Beautiful garments, finely made. S.r betas aaS seen—Sleeveles..ireTncMs oor wool In atalll colors and prints. • The lowest price offering that we know on Chemise, dance sets, panties, An offa r tbat men will snap up— witk itatT—. Values to ______• Our regular high-grade line of Value- to 13.98. BUB. While the. TUV genuine Pepperell sheets—all sizes, 72x90. shorts, bloomers, step-ins and Sstt Sml* Isst- vests. Hatt-lar 2 for $1.00 values. $1.00 shirts, collar attached aad Trite . $195 Vsrd 81x90 and 81x108. A real value at $1.00. Dur Clearance price, 3 for $1.00. neckbands, all sizes, plain colon and fancies. Never sold at this ing this clearance your choice at 85c each. Children's AU Wool Men's Broadcloth price before. Tour choice, 79c. Sweaters Dress Shirts Ml tola and samele linos. Value* Ss white, sreen. tan and blu»— Entire amine of $1.00 Entire Line of 2 for $1 ta stas *'•**•"* _||B-i ia $1-. Is 8MB— _KOC Selllnc-ont sssmmmW^ NECKWEAR* price - Part Wool Blankets Chenille Our regular t for $1.00 neckwear are 36-Inch Men's Fancy 70x80 Pastels and Plaids equal to many $1.00 Satin Bound—All Colors lines. You oan have Cotton Prints Hose Rugs j. ou choice—3 for Fast color, flat oaaJlty—Values •_-•—— . Bines BBS and rayon Is wide lalasUs- $1.00. 3 for* to IBs. Quinism J mt ssiisi in _• am __ The most attrac ____• * ' , Values SS BSe. *• Qf tive 81.00 line or •Ma* Reduced chenille rue. we 8%» Is Beta ___ rard •__• , ... ,,. hare ever shown, eautlful sslsrlnsi, too. Many ia Entire Line of $1.00 XT-Inch White Semi-Fashioned stock. It's TOUT 9 chance to imre. flannel Ladies Hose Choice of everr HANDBAGS Vttatt f-fstaHo, usual AB slxns Mid colors.. Value* to IBs. chenille ns la Irory resular tt.SB Hurry II AdS. •lock st IBs each. yon want *SHf band Sas in oer these si ------Mm* **—* — -»____ tW leather-, tone hand _aetaf-__~ mm w Another lower-than-ever-artest" Stouti'iil pastel and plaid color tooled. AU MtBta B_a ______•*•» ' * Half price—» for ll ings, part wool, sateen bound. Splendid $1.00 values—for 85c each. ELECTRIC GRILLS ^ PMnfju _np Bread Board with Knife Regular $1.00 Values BATH TOWELS s| | BATH TOWELS 1338 THIRD STREET SANTA MONICA Regular $1.00 Values Nickel-plated electric grills Ot Stoves, $1.00 _$_.#$ 15x38 __g__Bvy oak boards with bread knits, $1.00 values values. For clearance, 2 far (1.00. 2forl Sllty . suallty Bath towels, spe Complete. 2 sets for 11.00. —-—». bath towels. 30x40. 6 for cial—IS for 11.00 10 for ! 2 Sets S for 11.88. 11 mm
tn -_p'______Bi_- _ FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PARKS OF CITY km** Hero WUl mm RESCUE CREWS GRETNA GREENS Heard in RftdiiesHat in BREAK TRAIL TO Repatriate on OF MEXICO HIT State Protecting HfBS* ATTENTION law C-lckes Dp LAMAR. Colo-Jan. S Unt-edt boyberoo-Ta STORM VICTIMS BY CLERGY BAN _ OJtt MINNESOTA that claimed Om Wmm st LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8
•r***-_'f'_T' W. '_ill*t_S___e 5 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CAUFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 Santa Monica Evening Outlook Noble in Motive About New York OCR WORST TROUBLE Who's Who in the Bay District By WILLIAM GAINES SUNSET PASS 8AHTA MONICA rCBLISmNO OO- OWOTS ANO "*_"_??_._,.-, __, At least the words at the scrip ABTWI-B B. WHVTE, Free. Utt On. Utt. t-BARU-B 8. WARREN, SB tor ture, "the poor ye base always with Albert James 8toner has lived In West Los Angeles NEW YORK, Jan. 8—Some years 8$P_, -TasoRmttTSKwii-i-s ff. *"*-«• r. WHITE. A.~..... Editor ago when I was doing a Broadway by ZOJUL CfAJUf -% you'' are not a curse. They might since 1904. He was a member of the first board bt trus job I stayed in a theatrical hotel Bum OFFICE. FOURTH aaS-BROADWAY. SAOTAJIONICA. CAL PHONE 233*1 base been a curse had they read: WEST LOS AtraELES BRANCH. 11240 SAlffS MONIOA SLYD. PHONE 13-88 _ "the rich ye bave always with you." tees of the former city of Sawtelle, the largest unit of which still rears tts lore-wreathed SYNOPSIS: Trueman Rock find, man? Entered as second elan matter st lb* Po_to_.ioe. 8ant« Monica, under tb, act tt Almost anyone can get along with the 'district annexed by structure in the upper Forties, hard obtteclca tn UM path mt bis lor* tor by tha Rialto. Thin Prelum. Ami Dabb punuee him March 3. 1179. Publish.6 dally ixc.pt Sundar. i_.~.^ the poor. Los Angeles. Be was presi Ever so often some word or inci Thlry'i father has the reputation ol be- They're Sa Dumb a cattle" metier. And Ash. Thlrr'f MEMBETt OT THE ASSOCIATSD PRESS If the rich would only 1st us dis dent of the first civic or dent sets my memory of those six brother, has -worn venteance on an? Tht Associated Press 1* eselu»l-ttF aatltW ts the UM torpublicatio n of aU n.*• tribute their money for them! But months Into a giddy whirl. Just now rowbo? Intereeted in Thir?. and hae credited to It or not otberwlie credited la Ibis paper, sad alw tha local news pub- ganization of that commu my recollections are stirred by a threatened to follow bar ta Amy's ana*' Uahed hereto. tbey act so dumb and funny when nity and has been con hotel man's comment about heavy querad*. we tell them what they ought to do losses due to guests burning bed with their mssisy. Who ean ac tinuously associated with clothing with cigarets. CHAPTER 35 count for it? all progressive movements Tbe damage in New York alone SNATCHING MASKS A SERVICE METER there. His service to the | would present"aa astonishing an "Not Amy Dabb," he «.ld. turning There should be a new kind of district Includes 14 years nual ngure ir totaled, tha Hotel man to find her face averted. The Outlook's Program meter tbat can measure the service tails me. Consequently, he says, .. "But, Trueman, she is your and value at. men and women to as a member of the Saw steps are being taken to produce hostess. If I remember correctly, Develop a Civic Center — Better City Illumination their community. Let Charles E. telle school board, of which sheets and pillow casea having an she meant to embody the duty of all Hewes and Carl Elgin of tbe Edi asbestos-like quality. bar masculine guests ln your at Widen the Beach Road—Better Schools and More son company and J. c. Gilbert of he was secretary most of One morning in the wee hours tendance." the Gas company, who between tbe time. He started the typing in my room st tha old hos "Did she?" replied Rock, a little Adequate Facilities—Adopt City Managei torm them have all the town metered, telry, I smelled smoke. Unmistak nettled at her satire. "YOU mean give attention to this. campaign for annexation ably, something waa afire nearby. she gave you a hunch I'd dance BU ot Government — Support Metropolitan Water Away With Him to Lot Angeles. Among his - I dashed eat my door, near the my dances with her? She was District Projects . . . If the person fails to make the most important services to elevator. OB tbe floor below a fren wrong.** little meter needle work ana re zied sum pounded -en the metal "Then I was wrong ta believe cords no service why should we Southern California was shaft cage and screamed "Fire!" bar. Vou must dance with your have him or ber around. A mere that accomplished when "Where?" I yelled, breaking the hostess—at least once," said Thiry, consumer ls nothing. We have he was president of tiie glass on tbe alarm case. hastily. consumers In Patton and San "Everywhere," he shouted, Jump "Would you stand for tt once?" Merits Everyone's Support Quenttn. Sepulveda Boulevard as ing up and down. He ran hither aad — "XI . . . Stand for it? I fear Commissioner Carter's plan to solve the unemployment Try Our Prescription sociation. yon as I scrammed down Om stairs yott—" When the meter registers noth Stoner was born In to join him. "No," he Interrupted. "Now don't problem In Santa Monica, as outlined to tbe Chamber of ing It Is time the negative citizen He was a veteran of vaudeville, get proud. I mean, straight out Commerce, should have the active support of all Santa Mon is placed in a segregated district for Reading, Hilldale county, gray af hair, lean and short. He do you want me to dance with you fesr his spirit may be catching. Mich. When he was 18, he wore an old-fashioned nightgown. instead of Amy Dabb?" ica residents.. It ls gratifying to see tiie city assume the There bs can be studied snd pow Ibe tails soared as he cavorted back "Yes, I do," she returned, hotly. leadership ln this emergency that we have the right to ex- erful injections of a sense of re- went to Phoenix, Ariz., and forth, crying out fer help. "She hurt me." pect from public officials. TOe responsibility for making the npons-biflty to-public Interest gtveir where he -was—employed- —Other lodgers popped their both- — "Thiry, my obligation Is paid," hlm. ered, sleepy heads out doors or replied Rock, trying to contain him plan effective, however, belongs to every reader of this paper with the L. W. Blinn Lum darted forth in various stages of self. "I ha ve had tbat one dance and the exceedingly few ethers who live here. HE HAS FREEDOM * ber Co. Be lived in Phoe undress. with Mrs. Dabb. It's over. So If we should ever happen to re nix until he came here in 1904. His first business connec And a curious array they were— there." We shall all profit by providing employment for our own ceive a confidential letter from a soubrettes and tragedians ia paja "I'd like you to dance with Allie," fellow citizens, ln accordance with the plea from President goldfish complaining tint be has tion here was with the Montgomery-Mullen Co. In 1918 mas; sour-visaged comedians -and returned Thiry, shyly. Hoover that each community should see that enough work ls ao privacy and cannot even change he established his own lumber company, effecting an fluttering chorines. Ths elevator boy "Fine. Let's find her and your bis mind without someone watching incorporation of the firm in 1911 when he became sec and a night clerk responded quickly friends.'* furnished to give every family within its borders a living. the process, we should reply In There was no visible evidence of Rock enjoyed bis dance With equally confidential form and tall retary-treasurer which position he has held since. The fire as the search was carried to Alice mora even than the one with This ls our biggest problem. Until we have solved this him he has much to be thankful Sawtelle Lumber Co., Is the name of the organization. other floors. Amy Dabb. We can expect little other prosperity. for even though he ls being such a It all happened faster than tt "Allie. doesn't Thiry look just public character. Be may be a very Stoner was president of the United States National takes to tell about it. While talent gorgeous?" be asked. low order of creation but be is not a bank until it became the Bank of America, of which he was beginning to clamor to get out "Yes. she's lovely. But t almost slave .to pantaloons at least. What is chairman of tiie advisory board. He was the first at the building. I urged the fren wish she bad not come." What Money Will Buy did tbat guy Henry mean anyway zied gent ln his nightshirt to show "Why?" asked Rock, anxiously. when he yelled: "Give me liberty president of the Lions' club and first chancellor com us where his room was. "She's worried half to death. With money anyone can buy food, clothing, shelter and or give me death?" mander Of the Knights of Pythias in West Los Angeles. It was under mine, sad the scent She's game, and only Z who know luxuries, but seldom is the opportunity offered to use money Another thing that should make Be holds a membership in the Elks lodge, 906. of danger was stronger as we apher would even guess lt. She's afraid a goldfish happy la that he la not proached it. Ash wiQ come here and discover so that lt will bring peace of mind and self esteem that will on the bin of fare at tha restaurants At present fie Is a member of the board of governors One OT those trick locks en the bsr. If he catches ner in that dress stand aljtsrts and aadu^^B^.^p^ogg^tH^-tlt #ow,_. Qfe .-M*.<_O«S-5S8-E<-_ •_»»__*»£,.*-.:- door had closed the occupant out. he'll ruin it. Ash hates to see Thiry v <_f ib*.WP-SJ. Lo*. &.ugje___ Chamber of Commerce.. When the-night clerk Used his pass mua herself so beautiful. p_ered"to^-tS^"l_Ionica men and women of adequate means. HOW TO BE DECENT He has five children. They are Alton B. E. R, J. R., key the smoke wafted tato sight. "Thiry Is, unhappy. It's tha way The Community Chest ls struggling with an emergency "Poverty," said Emerson, "will not William A. and Miss Florence Stoner. Nothing but a mattress burning Ash nags tier. I wouldn't stand it. due to the failure of the Marine bank that has locked with-. suit every complexion. Socrates and in that - slow and anally way. HeBut t Thiry loves Ash. as much as I .Franklin may well go hungry Mid In Mr. and Mrs. Stoner live at 12130 Wilshire boulevard, who wss the -cause of all the dis hate him.** In its doors more than $15,000 of Chest funds. Nothing thaw plain clothes. If they like; but there West Lee-Angeles. turbance had fallen -off to sleep "Don't say that. He's your money can buy Is comparable to the returns that either loan are people'who cannot afford this, while smoking and dropped his brbti-Wf*—- but whose poverty of nature needs cigaret on the bed. "I don't care if he is. I never ing this money or giving lt to the Chest will produce. wealth of food and clothes to make Waking, he was panicky and did felt like his sister. And you can Such benefactions embracing this opportunity would them decent." Who's News Today not stop to see the butt eating a bet he never treated me as if I This explains to us our longing for By LEMUEL F. PARTON hole into the stuffing. were." constitute are happy events in other communities. Is Santa the courage to buy and wear on It wss all the firemen could de "There goes the music," replied Monica different from such communities? *_- Fourth street, or sny other old NEW YORK, Jan. 8 ' CPAi— Most ington Job as chief of the special in to restore quiet when they arrived. Rock, and he arose. "Allie, our street, bright red silk trousers. great British careers seem neatly telligence bureau, to aid the Chi And did they lecture tbe gentleman dance was fine." Certatniy Santa Monica is not so poor that it must make CHARLES S. WARREN. grooved and much alike. Here's a cago Association of Commerce ia in the nightshirt I "Trueman Rock, X can't help but itself invidiously conspicuous among all Southern California variant in the Earl ot Lytton,* ac the organization and Work of the like you." She said, with a serious cepting an appointment to League "Secret Six." Be had federal, state It was all fun except trying to abruptness that reminded him of cities by a failure to support its relief and character build of Nations Manchurian commission. aad municipal powers, legal and ex sleep—those six months in that mad Thiry. Then at the door of the ing agencies. Both larger and smaller communities in Los YOUR Scion of an ancient line, he entered tra-legal, by which he outranked house. hail she squeezed his arm and left Angeles county are giving more to the character-building or the House of Lords to joust valiant even the chief of police or lbs state's There was the Egyptian dancer htm. ly for the down-troddeii British attorney. Born sad reared in Pull who kept an eight-foot snake-la Rock became all eyes than. If ganizations than is Santa Monica. In no other city of record iPMSH HOUR washerwoman. He wears his hair man, Chicago suburb, he had been her clothes closet for three weeks Ash Preston was there, Rock deter among Chests have the character-building agencies been long; his clothes give a hint of the in law enforcement work all his before tt scared all ths color out ef mined to locate him. He lounged eliminated, so far as we have been able to learn. To do so literary Bohemian; he abhors the adult life aad knew tbe ways of the a maid. The management insisted it around the door of the hall during roast beef of merry England and wayward thereabouts. At Washing be caged. two dances before he convinced him- is only a way of trying to avoid a well-established responsi lives' on rice and nuts;, he is a ton, be was first deputy commission There were the fiddlers, sax play self that Ash was not among tiie bility of citizenship In a progressive republic. "Pletchenst," and chews each bite er under E. C. Vellowley and then ers, tenors snd sopranos who made cowboys dancing. Likewise ha Trad* Mirk Has 0 S Patent Office of food 40 times; be is a total ab chief ot tbe special intelligence unit. al! hours a bedlam with their prac searched the patio. Returning to In Santa Monica it Is wholly Impracticable to consider No. 81 stainer from liquor, a connoisseur of He is ata feet tall, slender and quiet tice. his post Just inside the dance hall maintaining a Chest without the character-building mem art, a godson of Queen Victoria and as a mill pond. His wife is princi There were the airy, affluent door, ha took up his vigil there. LECCION OCHENTA X UNA a crack ski-jumper . pal of one of tbe Chicago schools. players with engagements, plagued "Traitor!" a woman whispered. bers. Out of the 250 volunteer workers for the Chest this Laa Consonantes—The Consonants That sky blue book, leaves tooled by their less fortunate brethren for He looked around from the dis year more than 200 are directors, officers and members of With the exception ol the lettei in faded-gold, on the dusty lower loans "to pay the manager who appearing Amy to see Thlry close at Some unemployed Pepys with hand, coming alone. the character-building groups. They worked enthusiastical w, which is used only ln toreign left-hand shelf af tbat old book plenty of time oa his bands, will plagued them. t names, tbe Hpanish simple conson case will be "Lucille." It was written some day write his observations on "Come. The rest is yours," she ly in seeking contributions though they knew that more than ants are the same as in English: by Owen M.redith. .Lord Lytton's suspenders and MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING said, and took his arm. 50 per cent of the money collected would go for relief work. but the Spanish language has the father, to cause more sighs snd pal great minds. ' Ths Hearst papers really are Stak "Has anyone discovered you?" additional consonants ch, 11, fi pitations among tbe belles of the Clarence D a r - ing toe much of a broadcast that "Only (me I know of, Amy Dabb. and rr. nineties than did Pindar's odes raw snaps them recently'annoyed the radio weald. She said: 'Hello, Thiry I -You look Ejemplo Ejemplo among the bard-boiled Latins. His dramatically in The Tourist Season Letra Nombre ingles espafiol grandfather was Edward Bulwer- tbe courtroom. be b-oat bote Lytton, famous Victorian novelist Gov. "Alfalfa The charm that draws thousands of tourists to this com oe before a, o, or con and author of "Tbe Last Days of Bill" Murray of munity every year ls one of the substantial assets of Southern sonant Pompeii." Edward's wife rocked Oklahoma California. According to the closest count possible?-there- e hMa eaUa-'— England with slandero__L___harges flaunted his red o-oach cooks against her husband. He wrote a suspenders for CONTINENTAL were 1,036,730 such tourist* who spent here either the sum book, "The Budget of tbe Bubble years but put his c-ube jubo Family.'' so erratic tbat it was coat on when he ttl Santa Monlea Bird. Seventeenth St. Bad Montana mer or winter season of 1831. Nice calculations are being c-ross eras charitably Interpreted as Indicating Saata Monica SM., Santa Moaloa made as to the average expenditure of each tourist. Of course r "r a or 1 became govern tStl Wllnhlre SM. ll-SO Santa 8-ialia Blvd. c-edar cedro that the old gentleman was not or. John J. Saata Monica Sawtelle the total runs Into a very *.omfprtfhg figure. c-ity iudad quite responsible. The present Lord -nfifT*. usually 113 Pier Ave.. Oeeaa Park STORES .1.1 Windward A»e„ Venlee Lytton devoted years to writing a coatless. wore There was a time when this region depended in large (Contlnuari) biography ot his grandfather and red suspenders. measure upon tourists. They are Coming In as large numbers from continnar—to continue answering various ''calumn-SB.** In the Wisconsin JANUARY as ever, aiidxto much to contribute to the volume of trade Born In Simla. India, Lord Lytton legislature and 7th. 13m Some AR verbs regular In ths was for five years governor of Ben made them like ANEWYEAB NEW4**WPRt€iSf and so to prosperity. The difference ls that the tourist no present Indicative: gal. He waa lord of the admiralty It. Today ss longer Is a main reliance. Southern California has grown so ~ ACEPTAR una Invttacidn—TO and British commissioner of propa Senator Blaine wonderfully that lt has developed resources the existence of ACCEPT an Invitation. ganda in Prance ln 1918. He low throws a switch AMAR una persona—TO LOVE a Bka Forbes-Robertson and works on President which had not been suspected a few years ago. person. like Disraeli. Queen Elizabeth used J. J. Blaine Hoover's $2,000.- Golden Rod Butter o__i, ib. 29c There Is, however, a new and undesirable side to the tour ANDAR muy lejos—TO WALK to week-end at the Lytton's little 000.000 finance corporation, bis also tar. country place ot 5.000 acres in Hert red suspenders are. In tile meta ist business. The men and woman who arrive here penniless, CANTAR una eancl&n—TO SINO fordshire—Mill there. morphosis of a statesman, shrouded IM Mania having rattled across in ancient flivvers Impelled by gasoline a sottf. under a coat, bat still occasionally Mb. that had been begged along the highway, also are tourists. CELEURAR el cumpleafioa—TO UM leading juvenile role in tbe snapped. CELEBRATE the birthday. Chicago-Nebraska melodrama of Young John J. Blaine, fanner's boy Coff oaa 31 WHITE KING These must be reckoned with not in relation to the money COM PR AR librae—TO BL V books Ous Winkler and the stolen bonds, of Boscobel. started his career they spend, or the Investments they make, but how much CONTAR las letraa—TO COUNT with its epilogue of a national bank through getting out at hard work. A DalMaat. ^ tf%f\ charity has to expend on their behalf. An invading army of the letters. robbery syndicate, goes to a sleuth tree fell on him, eliminating him GRANULATED ESTUDIAR las lecciones—TO whose type has never been outlined from horse-wrangling and nay- brake-rod specialists and hitch-hikers. Is nothing to be STUDY tbe lessons. by S. S Van Dine or Saxe Rohmer. shoveling, ln both at which be ex viewed with Joy. It has made the labor situation more com FUMAR aaa plpa—TO 3MOKE s Alexander Jamie, director of Chi celled. So they seat hist to Valpa cago's "Secret Six," is a quiet, shy raiso college. He went to the state plex, added to the burdens of philanthropy, and swelled the nips. man, who always catches tha 5:15 senate and thea, successively, be Dal Man*. ^ j AQg SOAP list of crimes. HABLAR espafiol—TO 8 PEAK to Beverly, his suburban home, and came attorney-general, governor and Spanish. „ who never wore a set of false whis United States Bsnatar. He loves ta Par -vary Hauiehold Vs. NOTAR xo-as—TO NOTE things kers. tinker with automobiles, and In 1924, TERMINAR la leccl.n—TO FIN On October 31. 1930. Jamie was running for governor, he entirely re Raspberries - LQ .LOOKING BACK 25 YEARS ISH tbe lesson. granted a furlough from bis Wash built the engine of his 1914 car. Del Mont* larfla From th* Outlook Fllee US AR laa berramlentas—TO USE the tools. Ha.2*. January t. 19.7 it is planned, will be one of the most Use your own vocabulary to vary Pears - ean C. Johnson tied his horse on Main elaborate social events of the season. your sentences. Of course, there are A WASHINGTONDAYBOOK mmmmst r i. mmsm 34c street near Pier avenue last night many more regular verbs, but these By HERBERT PLUMMER Dal Mont* and when he returned, horse and Owing to tils heavy rains making are sufficient for the present •art' rubber tired buggy wars gone Ho it Impossible to move from the old Haata Mafiana WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—la his to the well of the house the next Ha. 2*4 trace has been found of the thief or location on Seventh street and Ari younger days Carrr-H Mi**.*—*1 ammtt. morning to do the Joh i Plums —caa he stolen goods:— zona avenue to tne new quartarB in (All Rlgtlts Reserved) of Maine had the reputation of be McFadden was sitting on ths tits former Arcadia hotel, the (Copyright. 1»32, Escobar Bradleats) ing one of Yale's democratic side ln ths back at the FRCC MOULDS B.6-M. Arroyo Seco ls a raging torrent Southern California Military acad most brilliant chamber next to tbe bouse chaplain. Dst MBBIB^ OHa.lO'fl Kidney and almost out of its banks. emy has postponed ita opening for CHANCE TO POSE aad convincing He was solemn. Just a lew mo He.2 Venice people were ant in fores a few days. If any congressman votes for re debaters. ments before bis own state delega aaa at tbe meeting ot the Ocean Park duction of his own salary tt wiU be Now 51. bald tion had rebuked him and his Corn -_?-•» ""-t. I *% Aluminum Moulds Beans IT trustees last night demanding thst The fuel shortage has struck again because tm knows the majority will and lanky, ha charges at a called meeting. i with tha Purchase of tbe Santa Monica sewer be cut. and but dealers are hopeful tbat tbey vote the other way. There are some has demonstrat But if he had any f eelings about tbB Pier avenue people were just as will have coal and wood by tomor who never could 'ignore such a ed that ha still that action or what was to come he f 6 pkflBe -i_.V emphatic in their demands tbat the row. . . . chance to pose. has his old abil concealed them completely. eewer be aot out. Then the notable ity as an orator ££ 2*rf5 statesmanship and diplomacy of the TOO MANY COOKS A Bum able ta Beedy head led him without JELLO board was shown. They feared that Most cities have too many com bring members gloves. Walking from oaa side ta c GuMk Sm intelligent discussion of the sewer Little Benny missions. Some are paid without of congress to the other, at times looking McFad Tomato Qt£L95 • 9 Qc topic in the newspapers would be By LEE PAPB doing anything to earn it, and soma their feet cheer den straight la the eve. he de prejudicial to tiie welfare of the! do tilings lt would be better to pay ing as he did manded proof of the Pennsylva- beach and decided that all news-1 We was eating supper today, being them not to do. the other day nian's charges. Ivory L im u paper reporters bs barred, and bar must be rated For 30 minutes he spoke to a j mostly out of cans on account of name could behave ao bad, Nora Del Mania •__*_. 48 rt I tbey were. All others were ad ma having a head ake and not hav-: pretty high house that beard his every word, •^ ar Ftm* Camay mitted without question. . . . Those ing found another cook since Nora said. Herbert Plnmmer The occasion j Republicans applauded bis Jibes. aaaa f present ware warned not to talk to left, and the doorbell rang and who Well anyway, Nora, even if youve wss bis reply ta the charges by Mc-1 Democrats sat silent, apparently Preserves eiat* * 23' Soap anyone about the proceedings at the was it but Nora, ma saying. G. Nora, lost your money the milkman is go Fadden of Pennsylvania that Pres- i enjoying tha Whole situation. They meeting. No doubt, all obeyed. Fol ing to marry you. lzzent he? ma ident Hoover's moratorium on war delight la such situations. "Wash Hefns Balcad lowing are the proceedings: ... The and her saying .Hello you little spal said, and Nora said. Well he is and debts was aa attempted "sell eat'* ing dirty republican linen" is the m Del Mont* larflebaHU I6< Here's a Deal! beard finally decided to let the mat peen, I wunt to see your mother. he izzen t. I mean I asked him to to Germany,— way tbey describe it. ter bang fire a while longer as s She's sating supper, I said, and his face about bis intentions after It was rather a tough spot the re- : "He becomes guilty of a crime for tsup A pin! bottle af Beans 0 ""* mm%9 septic tank expert bad reported that Nora said. Ill go rite back. I know me stocks went down, aad today I publicans found themselves in. Per which punishment ean never atone." e-eall Uttte | 2- a gas burner could be installed ms way in this bouse or if I don't got this letter from him and thats any one on their side to say such: thundered Beedy In conclusion ! ..-a, which would effectively put sn endi I awt to, the deer knows. what I wunt your advice about, she I things about the President would be It found warm reception. Repub 2-lb. Packaga A Hams ta tbe odor. . .. And Boa went back in tbe dining said. bad enough. licans were on their feet cheering c Old Witeh -W f room, ma saying. Why its Nora, wen I And she handed it to ma and ma But for one of their uan^ a man •hi m as he walked bask to his seat. AaMeaatasBs' I well, bow are yoo, Nora? ed lt to Dew Nor who Leslie Salt 0 Rice Flakes 'Harper took possession of Im all nt.- hot*__?_* ___. •_____, i _. T P°_P* '**'-** •B _J I ha«-$eaded their banking and daanh-g fflaM Far.-. -Xos jslee yesterday and promises stocks i« L LdLn n™ «?7 -P >. . ''""--t *2__-' "^ -T-ncT^irnittee for 10 yeaxs- MO CREDIT VO HIM to be tbe whole., thing as the etty stocxs is. nora said and pop said., since that time I have found out to make such an attack was a far Not long ago "P. P. A." wrote a Da) Mania fcUayVBritiias1 DISHES, ClASSWARE, Chocolate O._.._,„-.._ yes. Amalgamate. r _• d •Standar ,. d In- i*-—* »"**"""sri-e is not as ded as I more serious thing. ravage and undeserved attack oa ball aad tn tbe frty. .r__r___w. The artlclfi was nn i-mdlt POTS smt »AH5, ternatlonal Locks and Keyes. thats thawt she was. I never spoke to vou r ru l?S •-*•* "a- MIRRORS, WINDOWS, Nut Bars 8 MCtSjV 1fltf1V Wh t Kiy was picked by the leaders to him. nor discredit to tiie class ___«_.-____• ftllLatt -.-a. i»ano,,r.^,^!?^-_-!*^A,? * 1. " u - -****"• •-*»•"-' • W-f*- bl.UI.lHJ I lllt-V. IHAM.L, TILS lSt.BOOBn today and Governot r "Pardee to set things right. .- -.sailed, ta the Judgment of any retirefo'__s tl_*..-H?ft_'_g^o private life. ^^ I'uu pun out when it shot to.letting bygones be bygones, but It was no Impromptu affair — body who has been ministered to by •n_?_Jikml_«dT5.1I? .v. . • *. -»til I get more news on the aub- Beedy's reply. He carefully pre tts members. In Loe Angeles a All Laundry Soaps Aa« I aaa Crystal WMte E^RM pure Jaod law, it is said, win >1 e 1 what pared his speech. Not in the cham nurse is said to have given a sleep* unary ««ap: CLEANSER an advance In prices in sll «X ^™. _i?^. ^ _l,,*_. 'i™ - Jack I will hsff to remain yours ber himself during McFadden's ing powder Mr a patient, and when W_»-a_ W U8t B UP apfun n le m speech, he sent a rush order to the slumber had duly kissed his eyelids WHITE or H, sad some large, hotels and SS_._2r___tf„SS _.fl °. *>•** * -- ~ «». ** Sullivkn. govarU-uent printer for a proof of down, to have walked off with $800. B«lhr its. «-..'?j^yf-— n t ry a ay> n ths address. - « She's' aa exceptional nurse. Had Bath WHOLE WHEAT ™?c f, _?,? _ £ * iy ' «o- what I wunt to know is, is he Pit Far The Ocean Park chapter of East- Ef-JV-. it.^!,.__**Jd.ikwfs _** ""**- -*Yi--f «*» --Bak <>«* <>f »t? Nora said. It WSS sent to him that night He "F. PA." bad contact with SBB of 10c 16-os. leaf 1 p sald W4fll bar kind, lt would give him a right Star will give a whist party at ^ •_£_..b .l buyltmltJ-?...!?he «. _ ^ *"-* P° ' ""BrM say not read lt twice. .:> Crystal f-te R____. t knu w _an« d *rtow *-*-*-*•«thetr - so)- 1n1 to blld you1 rM hopes too high, and ma Glasses tn hand, with tha print- to be sore. As it is. he got off on 7_ S Masonic temple tonight which. iJ___^ .15 f ' _. * -B--1. A- *- »y to blld them ss T lowe_!.' .5r atha!L nuck th. e' _pape. *_-_.?•r thei• w^r ° wrtttenflowouW I wProberl as possibly meenlne g they thawt he er'8 Proof before him, he advanced • the wrong foot. i of thawt a stock with such a grand was. o
_li___£cffi^ :^MJi^^m^^sMJtwiM msgMmimmm V__-l___™-___-J _*_£__ #« wW£; WEBm FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA Hopkins Accused Plan Funeral of | Of law Violation Pioneer Resident
Civil Service Provisions {Rancher Succumbs After Assertedly Ignored in Stroke Suffered ia Examination Brentwood Home LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8 (CNS)— Funeral rites will be conducted at Demand for a public bearing on noon tomorrow for Jasper Thom- charges of county civil service viola* ason. 71-vear-old Santa—Monica .ions by Ed W. Hot-kins, county as pioneer, who died Wednesday eve sessor, snd two oi his deputies, ning at his home 13909 Hanover Lawrence M. West and Forrest J. street. Brentwood Heights, after aa Tarrh, today was before the com extended illness. mission bl a letter from Lloyd S. Thomason Was a Bay resident for Nix, former Los Angeles etty prose- more than SS years, having orig —out-or. inally operated a ranch near Yerba Nix's letter was written to the Buena canyon, north of the Malibu. commission on behajf of the county His property was acquired by PWjd- council oftbe American Legion and scum, K. Rindge, when the latter the central employment buraau for purchased Immense tracts Of land la Tomorrow! Saturday Only! veterans, and asked that recent ex the Santa Monica mountains, which aminations held for the offic. of now comprise the Rindge ranch. chief personal property appraiser, on a promotional basis, be voided Upon leaving his ranch. Thomason and an open aad competitive ex MOM to Santa Monica and estab sL,...__._ Henshey s Greatest lished himself ta Ilia real estate amination be held. The legion business, dealing largely in ranch leader asked that this policy be ex properties. - He lived for a time st tended not only In the case ot the Pasadena, and than came back to one office to be filled but in all make his home in Brentwood county positions becoming vacant. Heights. A- stroke Buffered an Charges Intimidation Christmas eve complicated his pre Hs charged there had been "an vious illness snd laa to his death. attempt to intimidate the commis Surviving are nls widow, Mrs. sion into taking action on thteex- SALE o/SHIRTS! Nellie Thomason; four daughters, animation not Justified by ttae- Mis. Rosamond Hunt of Banta Good news for every man who appreciates the personal comfort of facts" and that there had been a Monica.—Mrs. Gladys_ Bchupp of —violation at **S$ least tare at tha Brentwood Heights, Mrs. Meryle a shirt that is RIGHT ia fit, pattern and long-wearing qualities! commission's rules .aid county ch__- Good news for ovary aaa that is thrifty enough to benefit by this ter pro visions. In attempting to se Scharff of Westwood and Mrs. Verna Decker of Los Angeles; also drastic price slash! These are neckband shirts front our regular cure certification for ens of the two sisters. Mrs. Mary Barnes snd candidates taking this examination.** Mrs. Jennie Mitchell. * stock that have been selling at $1.95, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50! Oaa One of tha violations, Nix declar ed, was ta ths filing of a petition Tbe service is to be conducted by day only at thia spectacular price! in the present case by Hopkins. the Rev. C. M. Watson of tbe First "The mere filing of this petition, Christian church at -tbe Todd and even tf bonaftde, is a violation of Leslie mortuary, burial following at Here's the Whole Story: the rule," Nix charged. Woodlawn cemetery. Alleges Coercion 1. Every shirt perfectly tailored! Bs added there had been further violation in the fact that "the peti Mustard Becomes 2. Tested quality materials! tion is not bonaiifte in that a large 3. Full cut, roomy, wide across the chest! number of the signatures were ob Police Court Clerk tained by coercion -from persons Announcement tbat George H. 4. Bevel edge pearl buttons, sewed on tight! having no at-tniBlntanct with or Mustard, of 644 Ashland avenue. knowledge of the bent .iciary of the has been nude clerk of tbe Santa 5. Two perfect fitting, pre-shrunk collars! Monica polios court was made to petition." ^_V-t-_y ed, fast-col or patterns! "This is evidenced by the fact that day by Clarence Webb, chief of po your commission has received a lice. The job was vacated by ^""•Siaes 14 to 17! number of letters from signers of Perry Webb, brother of the chief, this petition stating the conditions who was promoted to acting desk SATURDAY! ONE DAY ONLY! under which their signatures ware sergeant. Webb will eaa the Mas obtained and asking that their of an officer this week, lt was said. names bs stricken therefrom," lis Mustard was formerly associated 0* said. with the Ocean Park branch of tbe Seeks Hearing Security bank for 15 years. Dur "A further violation of the rules ing part of the past year he was and law ia called to your attention connected with insurance work by reason of the fact that deputy though he declared today he stepped assessors, while being paid from from the ranks of the unemployed county funds tot duties as deputy to accept the court appointment. KB assessors, wars used "to circulate assumed his duties this morning. and secure signers for this petition." The appointment la tbe first one Nix asked for an investigation officially announced since tbe vio with action to bs taken against lent shakeup In file department oc •nest aver whom tha commission casioned by tbe change la city ad ' d jurisdiction aad "that the com- ministration and the adoption at a ''**don will .ecommend prosecution retrenchment and reorganization 'c misdemeanor be Instigated program. __jainst those others over whom " 'tr commission has no Jurisdlc- 'i" ." attorney asked for a public i:i_ and promised—to present •'. Regular $1.00 Valuesf- Mignon Fermln lead Rose Cooke s Pillow Cases ...... ~~..... " for m%r- short story, "Ten Cents and a Broken sizes, odds and — da of this saason's wanted Sense of Humor.*' Mrs. Cooke re colors. Every pair guaranteed te satisfy tha wearer ported that six Of ber poems had 1336 Third Street 36-Inch Hand Decorated *_._%f been accepted by a poetry magazine. 1 J tn every way'»! A Luncheon Cloths, each smtw value! Discontinued Bucilla OfiC $ _ Q8 Be prompt foe* these Pillow Models © eQ and A7 aa thrifty women always are quick (Thesfi Are Leas Than Half Price!) SAVINGS to appreciate such Boys'All-Wool $498 aa offering! First Floor. deposited in $2.95 Sweaters * Boye' $1.50 to $2.45 §
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MSB SIX EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 afternoon at the Santa Monica high f at LOB Angeles. Tte subject to be JOBLESS ARMY SCIENTISTS TO Teacher Training school, and will be tttcharg e at Mrs. considered is "Remedial Reading Helen B. Keller, supervisor of train- and Spelling." and the instruction SEEKS REST IN Economy Aim of MAKE STUDY CfZ Roosevelt Force Class Announcedin g at the University of California I is designed for teachers. An educational class, designed for Mm.um and ar • r I i '. ___. XWIEPS CHURCK CANCER IN FISH adults, will be opened in Santa larseit itstmwt. aaaa te Monica on Tuesday afternoon, Jan nubile free Sally al 1t8B PITTSBURGH, Jsn. 8 (__•> —-TtttA ITHACA. N. Y., Jtm. 8 — A uary -2. at 4 p. m.. according to an- -MOUNT 1¥ttS0N M. Ast-en-mlral laa- •gressDies but seemingly content, the vanguard Efficiency Probe cancer "fishing" expedition, ta Active at Capital nouncement by L. J. Richardson !•§• aae •-•crratlm ttarourh Sa-lneh l-l(HHH free e»err FrfcUj niiht. Eleetrteallr heated eettaica and decant rut-int at ••lei. Information SB Id Bareaaa ar rhoM of Father James R. Cox's army of search for a promising clue In can Tte class will meet each Tuesday' STerllDi 9-S4-F!. A. C. CHILDS. Manacer. unemployed men arrived In Pitts cer study In rare Mexican fish, was SAGINAW, Mich.. Jsn. 8 (U.R)— burgh this morning to seek sleep in Elimination of County's announced at Cornell university Friends Begin Missionary Joseph W. Pordney, who for 24 years the basement of Father Cox's Overlapping Services today. OSB congressman from the eighth I church. On March 1 Dr. Myron Gordon, Work ia Behalf of Michigan district, died st his home! About 200 of the 15.000 marchers Will Be Sought research Investigator at Cornell un N. Y. Governor' bare today. Bs had been ill for some j came back to Pittsburgh early aad der the Heckscher Foundation, and time. retired for rest th Old St. Patrick's LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 -CNS) — an assistant will start by automobile WASHINGTON. Jan. 8
______BT*****" twomamms j ***• __Q__2E______2_ FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 EVENING -B..JTLOUK, SANTA MONICA. CAU-^ORNIA fill VENICE DEPARTMENT STORE Jt ; . . '.'.5-.-- ?;*!. '-&?$" lit 67*711 Windward Ave., Venice-Changes Hands fc
1 ENOWIGOINGION | i --,.*"~~— - — *-^iftift" — -=*-___- __ • .... *"'"*;"*. .• 'S—SB The entire $35,000.00 stock oi The Venice Department Store is on sale at from $0c to 60c on the dollar. Every article in this store, consisting ol Ladies' and Men's Wear, Shoes, Caps and many other items too numerous to mention on this sheet, must be sold, and quickly, at prices that will astonish the most skept'cal buyers. Yon wont have to go to Los Angeles or to Santa Monica while this tremendous price dash ing ssile Is going dn. Oneldok witt convince yon of the enormous savings, to be had at the New Owners1 Sale. ; « Dresses For the Opening Week Shirts Ladies' Rayon and Silk Dresses Men's Broadcloth Shirts—collars attached. Values from $6.50 to $12.50. Ask the Clerk About Our $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00 Extra Special FREE Merchandise Gifts Values Values $039 $085 $>|95 $119 2- .3_ »4_ 1000 Free Packages 79C *i Hosiery Millinery Men's Shoes Socks
Ladies' Silk Hose. All • Ladies' Silk Hose. All Men's Socks — Special Men's Rayon Socks sizes and colors. • sizes and colors. || Our entire stock of Ladies' Hats. Values ts $10.83. Men's Dress and Work Shoes. Values from $2.50 to 25c fancies 35c values $1.00 values. • ~ $1.80 values. $6.50. NOW "$&^ " •.%:•*> «_? 8 Pairs •Pairs OO $1.19 $1.851 $100| $100
PAIR PAIR EACH $2.o5~fq>3.69 House Dresses Dresses Ladies' Shoes Underwear
One bif lot- at Ladies' House Dresses. Ladies' Dress Shoes in all the new styles. Men's Rayon, also Knit Shirts and Fancy Shorts. Ladies' Fancy Voile Dresses. Values to $3.95. ew styles. $1.00 to $1.50 values. 75c to $1.00 values Values to $5.50 NOW ...... $2.39 PAIR c 1,000 pairs Ladles' Shoes. Values to $6.50- c 39 |$J39| 98c 39 EACH EACH PAIR EACH Underwear Yardaee Sweaters Collars
Ladles' Undies- Ladies' Undies— Men's Aratez Semi- Mot's Starch Rayon. Silk. AD yardage marked down to SOc on the dollar. Ladles' Slip-on and Coat Style All Wool Sweaters. Son Collars Collars Values to $1.00. Values to $3-50. FANCY ENGLISH PRINTS Formerly $3.50 to $7.50—-at 8 for 12 far 1 c $119 io $100 $169 and $0691 $100 $100 Yardsi EACH EACH
Men's and Ladies9 Hiking Boots 81x90 Seamless Sheets 500 ladies9 Shoes Men's Sweaters and Slip-Ons Values Inn $2.05 to $tt-50 1
Values from $1.25 Values C|$169 $ $7-50 to $10.00 Values EACH to $3.50 PAIR to PAIR w W 1
__-___-______^__J_i______l PAGE EIGHT EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 OF INTEREST I WOMEN AVENUE Mrs. Marko wi tz QUALITY Uplifters Club j Arizona Visitor Honored IEntertain ! for TaSJSp8rt7 AtJSeveral Parties Hecel New Club Group PUBLIC - Mrs. E. D. Chandler, who Is the bougegueat of bar sister. Mrs. W. W. Montana Market The members of tbe Uplit.ers' i MM-ken, 2628 Highland avenue, Ocean Park, has been the inspiration; Ml*. Joseph Markowits enter- club will entertain January 34 with {tor a number of gay affairs in the last week. Mrs. Chandler's home ts itained yesterday with a smart mu- Free Delivery W'929 Montana Ave. free Deliver y S breakfast party at the ranch J in Casa Grande, Ariz. Mrs. Rose B. Park entertained with a buffet sup-i steal tea for the members ait the , 8isterhood Ameth. a new women's Clubhouse. The birthday anniver-j per for her r-w-nMjfr_^n-_j] eh* y^^"*hpn.nm« In va.-r.tt-i «i-a__-_ erf r0se sariemTMrsr-Robert O'Neal.^M^.] and pinbr—and used-In profusion club of the Bay district. Tbe affair Phones Phones William Cline sad Col. John Hetter- Tl/f_-_ A nArsinci_-_v_ decorated the rooms. Miss "Alice was given in the hostess* home. .032 Open Evenin g.* man will be celebrated, TWa will lVJi_x_ AnflefSOn Park assisted " her mother In ' Eagawa avenue. Pacific Palisades. 23951 or 25146 23951 or 25146 I -following tbe business meeting, Open Sundays, 1 P. M. be the first forenoon function of the serving. ; Mrs. Juliet Reed Brown, dramatic year. •-— Ibe guests included Mr. and Mrs. and 22420 and 22420 Ellis Reed, grand muscle, an Gives Second of i reader, gave aa interpretation of Mi]Iiken, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. i Susan Glaspel's "Suppressed De nounced today that tbe chairman i Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. John A. -wfll be announced next" week. sires." Mn. i-Ullstn Liknatz, pianist, Luncheon Series Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Myron O. played a group of tbe Compositions The (gab has also planned a series J EHts. Mr. and Mia. Finest P. Ms- of Edward MacDowell. otnterarynfficheonsW thecoming -^ Morfon Anderson, 2524 La comber, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burt, Grand Re-Opening Sale of Our Those present included Mil. C. C. season. The first will be held Janu- __ ._, ___>__._ _ Mesa drive the honoree and tbe hostess. Morton, who is visiting ln tbe Bay arv 14, at which time "Mrs. Moon- . entertained In her home Another delightful affair given for district from ber borne ln Kansas light.,'' by Benn Levy, will So read today .with the second of a series of the visitor was Mrs. Myron Ellis' Otty, Mo., Mn. Egon Weiss, Mrs. by Ellis Reed. eight formal luncheon parties which informal bridge tea, given In tbe Bernard Preisman, Mn. Louis New Meat Dept. 2i£2™ Sale! A program of-music has been ar she is giving this season. Ellis borne, 443 Eleventh street. Swartz, Mrs. Liknaitz, Mrs. David ranged for next Sunday night, and An Informal program of ___us_c~bjj Guests included Mrs. George B. 8. Lavigne, Mm t. M. Burrows. Mrs. will be given In the club lounge, fol talented guests was .enjoyed in the McMullen. Mn. John A. Morton, J. E. Kalman, Mn. Charles Kauff- lowing dinner. afternoon. Mrs. Park, Mrs Ralph A. Krueger, man. Mrs. Esther Goldberg, Mn. C. aad H. Brand The bridge luncheon party given A centerpiece of early spring flow- Mrs. W. W. -tart. Miss Edith Brew-1 Harry P. Ball, Dr. Rose Stern, Mrs. San Wan Deep Red by tbe wives of members will be en wss flanked by silver candle er and Mrs. Margaret Peer, the j Samuel Block. Mn. L. J. Rose. Mrs. Pure Cane 4 A Lbs. beld JSnuary 21. sticks. Corsages, fashioned of pas honoree and the hostess. Max Goldring. Mrs. E. Ol- Leavttt tel flowers, were presented to the and the hostess. v Salmon, Large Can.... guests. Sugar ....* Regular price 28c. Problems Discussed Silver card holders marked cov Wfth every dollar purchase. ers for Mrs. J. Pressley Johnson, Alexanders Hosts Cowens Give Party ___rs_ D&nleLDaggett, Mn. E. 35. Heinz Tomato Juice, BIiii-i-iiu-iay Speecl financesh Sectio, the statun s of At Bridge Dinner Pope, Mn. Margaret Ullman snd For Island Visitors 6 Cans , Western football, Santa Monica's Miss Elsie Smart, of Los Angeles; Dr. and Mrs. Irvin W. Alexander Mn. Hairy Cowen and ber daugh Extra Select, Extra Large, Guaranteed Fresh [civic affairs and -many other sub Hn, Frederick Hatch, Mn. C. S. entertained with an artistically ap ter, Estelle. of 907 Ninth street, en Regular price 10c per can. jects of current 'Interest were dis Allison, Mrs. V. E. Killlnger and tbe pointed bridge dinner recently in cussed yesterday morning at theTjiostessl their home, 003 Tenth Street. Poin- tertained Wednesday nlgbt in honor Absolutely Not Storage Eggs settas were arranged in bowls and of their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Heinz Cream ef Tomato or meeting of the public speaking sec-1 - _ ert Morse, of Honolulu, Tbe party tion of Santa Monies Bay WomansL T -.«-""•• A _ . J baskets throughout the rooms of U. S. No. 1 Eggs, |Qc -Vegetable Soup, 3 Cans Club. Mn. James Westervelt. aec-|NeW Members Added their home, and also formed tbe was unique, -tbe Hawaiian motif tion chairman and teacher, presided table centerpieces. being cleverly used In decoration. _ Per Dozen and gave a short address on tbe To Club's Roster Place cards marked covers tor six. Sol Hoopi, Jr., who plays the physical aspects of good public snd Mn. Mark Allen, Mr. and Mrs. steel guitar, furnished music for With Oa Purchase of 3 Packages of At yesterday's luncheon meeting William Caskey, Mr. and Mn. Roy the affair. Campbell's Pork and speeches. of tttt Venice—Vacation Home I Jelatine (All and Any Fla war), for. "Just as much-as good rhotce of Long. Mr. and Mrs. Ray White. Mr. Pictures of tbe recent trip en 25c league, several" new members were snd Mrs. Allen Miller, Mr. and Mrs. joyed by Mrs. Cowen and her subject and—words, the way a taken Into the organization. The Beans, Per Can speaker stands, breathes and ges Thaxton Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. daughter In the Islands and through Limited 2 cans. list includes several of the prom Prentiss Anderson, Mr. and Mn." Europe were shown. tures are important," she declared^ inent society and Blub women of the She gave the section members Earl Monchon, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Those who attended were Mr. and Bay snd Is as follows: Mrs. N. S. McCance. Mrs. Rose Park, Miss Mn. Thomas Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Rod Batter, tips on introducing speakers. She Gandy, Mrs. John Parkinson, Mrs. also emphasized tbe fact. that It is Juanita Thompson and the hosts. James Fleetwood. Harold Collins, Charles W. Luther, Mn. L. W. High scores were made by Mrs. Herbert Stegman, Miss Nellie Per Lb. a •••••! ••••••••.a now considered hopelessly bad Stickler, Mrs. J. H. Peschong. Tea Cup Milk, taste for a speaker to apologise for Long. Mrs. White, McCance and Meyers, Mr. and Mn. Robert Morse Plans -tt'ars. _U-Js- tv+mts- Seneflt Allien. and the ho6Vfsses» w With the Purchase of 2 Package, of Globe A-l _&-* Inability to^_a___-. luncheon part.? to be given in the Par Can "It is also impractical," she said. Pancake and OCy» Limited 3 cana *Tf a speaker has two minutes to league's rooms, 503 Grand boule Weffle Flour talk and spends one and half ___.__•-. vard. Venice, January 20. The Eastern Star in Rachel Allen Tent utes in saying 'unaccustomed as I board members will be in charge of am'—and so forth, be only succeeds the affair. This year the board In* Community Sing- mil Give Affiutl Wilson's Nut Oleo Margarine, _f gt Lin-making himself a complete bore." eludes, besides the president,______.• Community singing wss enjoyed Rachel Allen tent, MoiSl,^Daugh Women, and men also, who do not Tracy l^wellith__._fo-low--_g tvom- by the memben of Ocean Park ters of Union Veterans o* <•*)» Civil Corn, String 9 2 Lbs „ ly belong to the club may ait-end Hir en .-MrsrOTCT Blakely, secretary; war, will bold their regularmonthly Mrs. Jack Van de Luyster. Mrs. A. chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, card party in tbe auditorium of The price is up. The oleo war is over, so better stock up. public speaking section meetings at last night's meeting beld in Ma Beans, Peas -sat Cans rfree- of charge, ff be or she has the G. Mahan, Sr., Mrs. Jack Frost, the Southern Counties Gas Co., next Mrs. Murray J. Murchison, Mrs. sonic Temple. Mrs. Hamilcar Smith Monday afternoon. All large cans. Finest quality, guaranteed. BRADFORD'S NEW WAY BREAD invitation of one of the members. , led tbe # **f-"g and Mrs. Carrie The section meets on the first and Bruce Wiscomb, Mrs. Sine Solomon, Bridge and firs hundred will be "Just as much as good choice of Mrs, J. Guarde JSske. Mrs. George Fraser was tbe accompanist. enjoyed.— Tea wiU be served and Something New 10 o'clock ln the morning in the I. McCoy and Mrs. Byron Palmer. In addition to the members pres Brass awarded to the player hold Nut Brothers Cookies, Buy Two Loaves, White or Whole Wheat, and clubhouse. When she had finished reading ent, there was a large group- of vis ing high score. the minutes of yesterday's meet iting Eastern star women. As tbey Mrs. Emma J. Scbeer win be the Large Pkg Get One Can Large She Borden'. Milk FREE ing,' Mrs. Blakely read sn original were introduced, they. named tbe hostess. Regular price 25c. greeting to the New Year which cities from which they came. Among Today's Recipes was rewarded with long appluse by them were residents of Oregon. Slippers entirely of rubber are be Toilet Large the orgniztion's membrs. Michigan and Illinois. ing made in Japan. Pineapple, Apricots and By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Peaches, 2 Large Cans.... Paper aeeeee Bolls MEALS FOR SUNDAY Have yonr choice sr assorted. Northern Tissue. Regular price, S for 25c. Br.a_.fa_t Grapefruit Fruit vale, California, Royal Ann E-g Omelet 10 Years on Good Parking Sea Side Lima Beans, Pried Mush and Syrup Montana Ave. —AT— Coffee Cherries, 2 Cans ... 2¥ 2 Large Cans ...... Dinner Regular price _7c per can. Boast Beef and Browned Potatoes 1 Can FREE Regular price 15c pw can. Brown Gravy Creamed Asparagus Bread \ Butter Genuine Tillamook Brown and Powdered Sugar, Fruit Gelatin Salad . Spice Cake CoffM Cheese, Par Lb. 2 Packages nssiit Toasted Cheese Sandwiches Tea Chocolate Fudge Fop Corn TAYLOR'S Fee Line Fish Cat Food, Grape Nut Flakes, Fruit Gelatin Salad 3 Cans 2 Large Pkgs ....__,_....„ . 1 package lemon 2 tablespoons lemon 13tl Montana Avenue 25« - flavored gelatin juice Regular price 10c per eaa. Tb. new cereal, aad rare la delicious. mixture .> 1 Can FREE 1 cup boiling water 1 cup diced "_ cup boiling pineapple And a store foil of many other attractive, wonderful specials- Free Surprise Gifts at 8:00 o'clock Every pineapple juice 1 cup diced One-third cup peaches Saturday Nite, commencing this Saturday, January 9, and thereafter until further notice; ' boiling peach Vt cup diced pears - Juie* ~%~~eap~TtTt'Khtrrim Pour boiling water and fruit Juices over gelatin mixture and stir MEAT DEPARTMENT JOE DE GROAT, MANAGER until dissolved. Cool and allow to S.Purveyors of L; thicken a little. Fold ln rest of in gredients and pour into shallow • ^fcj^ j. .. _-__-_ ^^ _•______. ______Come in and vet acquainted with Joe and hit finest quality Meat. Joe knows his mold. Chill until stiff. Cut in squares and arrange on lettuce and Meat*. A new Meat Department, complete and 100% sanitary. Hit aim and motto surround with salad dressing ca* mayonnaise. is quality, low prices and cleanliness.— — Z______Z ftyw* **-*»- .With Buttermilki One-third CUP fat 1 teaspoon nutmeg Legs of Pork, Young and 1 CUP dark brown % teaspoon salt Eastern Sugar Cured _•_•!« sugar Choicelikats&roultrjL^ Tender, Lb* 1 egg 1 teaspoon Vanilla y Ll. cup buttermilk V_ cup dates Bacon, Lb mmi Whole or half; lean and fresh. S teaspoons *j_ cup nuts Manufacturers of Our Famous Finest grade Eastern; sliced, na rind. cinnamon I e tips flour teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon soda BACON, Whole or Half Slab, 1 7l/«_* Brookfield, Small Link Cream the fat and sugar. Add rest of Ingredients and beat two Per Pound _L -. If /2C Sausage, Lb. _....~. minutes. Pour Into shallow pan When we say bacon, we want you ta knew that wa ate Come in and have a sample, aa same will be served at oar lined with waxed paper. Bake 30 offering you the fInert money can bay. demonstration. minutes in moderately slow oven. Cool and frost. Caramel Frosting "AB -Pork Sausages" First Choice Steer Beef • 1 top dark brown Two-thirds eup sugar water • Genuine Legs of % A Ic Pot Roast, Lb ^^. I- .— , . 2 teablespoons The Pork Sausage Without an Equal tt cup granulated butter It la quality that we ata offering yoo. sugar tt teaspoon ranllla Milk-Fed Lamb, Lb.. * •* Mix sugars, water and butter. Boil A Treat, Indeed! No foolin*. . gently and stir frequently until soft Swift's Premium Hams, 1 ball forms when tested in cold Make a Point of Visiting the Best AH-Around Market in. the West (water.. Set aside 15 minutes Add Whole or Half, Lb. [ vanilla and beat until creamy. Frost Skinless. Make. Legs of Lamb, Boston * a\ Ic fI Fresh Oysters, Style, Lb. *** Per Do*. SEE ^UR SEE OtfR Boned and rolled. WINDOWS Smith-Robinson ~~ WINDOWS Lard Compound, Highest Grade Frankfurters, 2 Lbs. _ c JANUARY SHOE Bologna or _l Lbs. _» ff Remember Our Surprise Gifts at 8 P. M. Liverwurst •* «*a_P Center Cut <_§ Large _•£ CLEARANCE SALE First Choice Slices SaHamm •* Slices -*9 Men's, Women's and Children's Rib Lamb «% Lbs. Swlft'B Premh-m. Are Included in This Sale_ To Best Appreciate You Must ChOpS oo.aaaa ~ Rhode Island Red, Fryers, Soft Boned &£{ Ses Our Windows 1 Pound. .20c Roasters or Hens, Fresh Killed, Per Lb... mWmm Tha flnsl sf ^failB7Tf-n-a Kb Roaata or Chops at vary low prices, but of the highest quality obtainable. Prominent Sale Prices as FOIIQWBT" Jest a trial as all Joe asks for, and yon will be convinced of our quality Meats, $_^ 95 $e-95 i FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Formerly Formerly Formerly to 17-50 to 18.50 ta IK.0S 4 Best c Extra Fancy U. S. No. I Russets Baking •**-»• Women's BOYS' SHOES 16Us*25 Two Prices Fresh aad c $3.45jgd_$3.95 Men's Oxfords Yakima Jonathan Apples Crisp ...7Lk25 Tutor Children's Shoes at Sale Prices Black or Tan Sweet and [PRESERVER $1.95 to $3.4b Fancy Celery Hearts Crisp Delicious for Baking J7.95 and $8.95 ~$/i95 .Extra Choice New Potatoes and Creaming Values to *1__60 6 Ik 25' SHORT UNES Smith-Robinson LargeSise 4% H^. _|M $6.96 and $6.95 SMART SHOES .Guaranteed Not 1* ^p *f\Tfm J ^0 AD lines Not on Bale Also $3.95 and $6.95 Extra fatty Navel Oranges • • m . . • 10% OifiL Wkm%tW TMrd Street^-—
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Parking Market These Prices Effective These Prices Effective January 9th January 9th -BILLY DENNISON, Manager. Sunshine Produce Co. You Can't Go Wrong on Swifts Premium Van's Groceries We Promised Billie Dennison GROCERTHSPECIALS—FRIDAY and SATURDAY That we would gimp his many friends in the Bay District a Fruit and ____ Extra Special Sonny Boy Sliced JANUARY 8th and 9th Vegetable Department, with tha finest, highest quality ever shown on the Bay. WE WELCOME COMPARISON c We also thank his friends for their appreciation ol our efforts to keep 5U6AR. 104A. 00*11%^.^.^ O Qc our promise. SUNSHINE PRODUCE CO. Bacon, 25 Ib. Limit With Purchase of 25c or Over *mmw mmw You Know This Is Saundor's Old Store. C -*_•- Potatoes?-*;-" Sk 3Q _*--- Swift's G-rfuine Spring Fresh U. S. Extras U. S. No. 1 Russet Every-Egg Guaranteed. Washing tun Yakima Jonathan Extra Fancy Snowball Ef§ s Dozen '.. ^Apples llml-legs, 24J Challenge, Cauliflower Why Not Eat the Best? Fresh Creamery, Extra Fancy LargI_ e Size •7 lbs! c Swift's Genuine Spring Lamb Butter Pound 28 for 5 each Sweet, Juicy, Imperial Tender* Solid Hill's Bros. Red Can Coffee, 1 lb., 36c 7A Rib Chops, 2 9fb 2-Pound Can • \J Grapefruit Lettuce Costs No More for the Best 100 Size To Our Many English Friends Who Like c Swift's Real Genuine iT% ^\c DOG FOOD, 15 for 5 a head Baby Beef Prime Rib Doyle's, Can .. 5 E xt r a^fancy Stalk Roast Beef lb. Extra Fancy Rome Beauty We Know an Englishman Knows His Roast Beef Swift's Original Genuine % m QUAKER OATS, Apples Celery Baby Bee! Chopped Steak, lbs.. * 3 Quick or Regular—Large Package. 20 _lbs. c Swift's Fresh m\\ for M PINK^ALMON, 7 for 5 each WgS^Feet Mtt_tttt-rtrM».a_flr *w 3 Tall Cans Fancy, Juicy Extra Fancy Northern Swift's Bacon Squares, f m 25 Pound * * Lemons Broccoli (fratity-mFrS-4uality " DEL MONTE PRUNES lbs. CSc Minced Ham Swift's 2-Pound Package 12 c -£ Wieners 5per doz. 2 for O Bologna ^_ Sweet, Juicy T CRISCO, 1-lb. Can 20c fotr Sausagt —.— *— « ..-- Coneys 3-Pound Can 57 Your Choice.. Boys, Vm Setting Quality! .__g JAM, Peak ©^Perfection, And I Don't Mean Maybe-It's Quality! 36-Ounce Jar 25 Good Sise _____ Lefs Get Together! Billie Dennison I
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< . .n^niiVt. Pioneer Economy Tested Recipes Legs of Pork, lb. Milk Veal Roast. I). BAKED HALF HAM Whole ot Half 14' 15 *\ e SUf(«sted for the Family Which Does Not Care to Purchase Loin Roast, lb... 12 Breast of Veal, lb 10* Whole Ham. Shoulder Rib Ends Rinse ham with cold' water. Place ia kettle with J _ ,1! C oold water to cover and simmer over n slow fire un Fresh Spare Ribs, lb \\ 5 Leg Roast of Veal, lb. 20' til tender. Slow cooking ia very essential to tender No Necks ness. Seasonings of bay leaves, celery or garlic may C be added. Remove ham from liquor, cover the fat i Fresh Picnics,4b. J2 Veal Rib Chops, lb 20* surface evenly with brown sugar and stick with I §1 whole cloves. Place in roaster with- that side up and
I**"—- - -. -"_ MNSB-i l-Bll^ _-B'lJEi'_rt II^^ISIII ___:_T--^rr---yi^_r--H^-y-_-*^ _-_J _j_-!"__-SiS ___qpv#-lfe_- _*s*«9-^.--3gga^| bake in a medium hot oven until the ham ia browned. Fresh- WISE CRACK CORNER - Sweet cider in the roaster during the baking will Dressed c give the ham a delightful flavor. Frying Rabbits.. Lb. 30 "TTPWNEER STEAK trill give me a breaks- Make me healthy and wealthy and wise. mm Fresh-Dressed New that I have the right dope •?. *. Dry-Picked c Colored Hens Lb. 3__fc rU stt back and hope. PAR GENUINE BABY BEE That this will bring me a PIONEER prize. RUIN JUHB Dry- M. KEVINS. c c Pi c c Pot Roast... 8 andl4 led Young Capons, lb 35 Congratulations Mr. Nevins—It Did! Legs of Baby Lamb, lb.... 22 c c Prime Rib Roast, lb 27 akedjE-am j.. I outhern Style Shoulders of Lamb, lb..... U :. • Baby Beef Tongues, lb.... \ 5C Rib Lamb Chops, lb 25c Prime Rib Roast, lb 32c Lamb Tongues Jfw 10c Boned and Rolled. C c Lamb Stew, lb 6 Rump Roast, Ib... 20 ~25 c Rib Boilin? Beef, lb...... 8 c Large Loin Chops, lb..... %_ ••.-.-j-aa-S-te":: - -. Hauser's Pride Hans.r's Pride--P- Swift's Brookfield Cudahy's Puritan p Armour's StanTO Link Sausage Swift's Premium NT WILSON'S CERTIFIED '/i-lb.Pkg. In V2-Lb. Packages each CUDAHY'S PURITAN MORRELL'S IOWA PRIDE PIONEER DELICATESSEN .•waMNpci--. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY We have received an extra fine lot of Finnan Haddie, * '.rway Herring, Kippered Cod, Salmon and Anchovies A-l Liver Sausage, Summer Sausage IHCI.Y WICCL or Salami at Lowest Prices .Possible JUMBO DILL PICKLES, la the Pioneer Public Market Each -JJj.if/,.uj_. ~• Titryif-i "SHINES ABOVE THEM ALL" _ BREAKFAST GEM FRESH EGGS, SUNSET GOLD FAtfCY BUTTER, Dozen -.^x^ c Pound ."...„ §g PIONEER DELICATESSEN Limit 3 dozen. 33 Limit 2 pounds. In the Pioneer Public Market EXTRA FANCY SWEET LIBBY'S OR CAMPBELL'S NALLY'S SANDWICH PICKLES, PEAS, Lb „ PORK AND BEANS. 16-Oa. Can 15< 15-Oz. Jar ,^r.. Limit S cans. [YOUNG, TENDER, KENTUCKY^ I WONDER BEANS, Lb. ... MAX-1-MUM SYRUP, MOTHER'S X.OCOA?- 15< Pint Jug 19c. Quart Jug 2-Pound Package _-___*_-____ YOUNG, GREEN yt SCOTlSSUE TOILET PAPER, PURE CANE SUGAR, You SPINACH 4... W 2 Rolls i 10 Pounds in Paper Sack Limit 4 rolls. 15 Can Park BROCCOLI, We Reserve tbe Right to Limit Quantities With Safety FANCY NEW While Mopping OTATOES__~ Lb,> On the Balcony— MANNINGS^ at the Pioneer _ pHONE 24S43 Sinclair's r.oneer Public Market SWEET, JUICY Attendant in Charge SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT COFFEE c ials—Saturday One Hour r FANCY PIPPIN ~g^f~2Sc f Hemstitching, 5yd . FREE APPLES S-^&_ YELLOW BROWN NICE, SOUD Fi|=_ JQc ¥% BUnONS COVERED-PLEATING LETTUCE THE PIONEER MARKET
i _-_, i*_rr__art-a r (.- REMEMBER: Our Championship Prize Meats at Regular Pioneer Prices II infill jfrrmmnritrm. vmt*s»m9mtimmmmmammi «&S*Bint**s***i^-_-*rfi'Vi. • • wtt^^ysw.'B^as'WM'- .
rt*J___i__l____S-hli.mmmssmmms^msmsmmmm.*^^ i-lii0*l-il.l-t_hii 4i_ imps I.^L„ • ^m\ftmr^mr j^ ..fitt .._^y_-__^...-____-_«-^-_-_jftte...- By GRAYDON F. SMART i wielded the knife ao his own body wss over, he smilingly admitted he (Written for UM United Press) | to sure an intestinal ruprure suf- was slightlf drowsy bet in "fine KANE. Pa., Jan. 8 SUB—-Dr. Evan I fered six years ago while horseback condition." fir and Central frfarket O'Neill Kane. 70-year-old surgeon, riding. - Tbe operation, performed late yes who astounded the medical world Nerve, of Wad - terday in ths Kane Summit hos 11 years ago by removing his own Had the operation been per-1 pital, was. more delicate than the appendix, was nailed today as the Ho__6itt _by another surgeon on Dr. appendectomy he performed on 8 t1iwta "IBM TT iteel," following s suc j Kane, it would have required great himself 11 years ago. The suture cessful operation on ffltniwfT-f*.n- ' ?kill and a steady ..and. But the needle had to penetrate la within gulnal hernia—an operation so deli I aged surgeon was possessed ct both one-eighth af an inch of the femor 1328 Fourth St. || Specials Af™ *.___. ** •* » -' cate that s slip of one-eighth of SB these attributes and nerves of steel al vein. Inch mint have meant death. as wall. He Joked with his nurses Dr. H. M. Cleveland, ths assisting For an hour and 45 minute, he 'during the operation and, when lt surgeon; Philip Kane, the patient's son;'nurses and this correspondent were in ths operating room when GROCERY DEPARTMENT MEAT DEPARTMENT _S__ Kane arrived:—Immed-atcly-fcfr- began_hls work. He propped him self on the operating table In* half sitting position. Baring tha left M. J. B. 1 Lb. Can 33c BABY LEGS OF LAMB, Ic portion of his abdomen, he applied COFFEE 2 Lb. Can ..65c POUND 1: T;KK (Turn to Page 10, Col. t) The Only Safety Sealed Can M- J-B Aladdin Baby Lamb Chops, Limit 2 Pounds lib. Can, 27c Pound Clover bloom GOLDEN WEST Butter, Peanut Baby Lamb Stew, jDom DESSERT Pound .. ..SSSSSSSSSSS..SSS...9..s s Xbe •iiiiiii— Butter._ • . _____ FRESH CREAMERY—Limit t Limit t 1-Pound Jar Legs of Lamb (Boston Style), PELASCO CRYSTAL WHITE Shrimps, Cleanser, Pound 7 DAYS Per Can ... Per Can Limit 4 Limit 2—While They Last STEER BEEF POT ROAST, POUND «aw, Flavo-Jell, IVORY SNOW Highest continuous record in official Washing scoring tests...yet it costs no morel Per Pkg.... Steer Beef Stew (Boneless), choice of The Perfect Gelatin Powder .... All Flavors—Limit 6 Limit 3 Large Package Pound ...... a.••••••...... Say to your present milkman, "I'm trying Adohr J fruit flavors a——— for a week." Telephone now for tomorrow - morning delivery. Gbre Adohr's record-making t^iskfor BiaWa%aUb!U t IAe BOX l_Pj_C Steer Beef Chuck Roast, products a thorough ten in your own home. or Graham Crackers LIMIT*"* 2 Lb. Box 25c Pound Adohr Pasteurized Milk Jell-well KELLOGG'S POWDERED OR BROWN Quart STEER BEEF ROAST, 12*-* Quality? Winner Rice Krispies,') C i Sugar, * - k*c Adohr Certified Milk Adohr Creams of the Grand Prize at BONED AND ROLLED, Lb.... Quart . . . 25c * (H-l-Piot.) 3Pkgs. ** Per Pkg. Coffee . . 13c PARIS. Limit S Adohr Churned Limit Two With Purchase Buttermilk, Qt. 12c TsHe . . 17c And so easy to Pastry . . 20c make, you NEED _ CAMPBELL'S—All Kind. Pig Pork Chops, Ic Adohr Cottage Cheese Soups, *% ___*c GROGAN'S RIPE Pound 12 oz. Carton . 12c Whipping 30c NO RECIPE. Olifes,;./.'s Sold only im tht 3 Cans Telephone-* Santa Monica 6596I Limit 6 Per Can Pig Pork Steaks, Ic BRIGHT RED BOX Limit 2—While They Last Pound BISHOP'S • •!!••• NOT AND FR I' IT t% BARS _«__ ___. L r 15C FEL1CITATICN. PUPPY Pt bet. 8e Pork Sausage, 100 per lbs. '.-Pound Bar 19c SIERRA GROUND O OA cent Pure Union Produce Cot CHOCOLATE __ lbs. ___"C rui\LA Qf ..u»Ac MARSHMALLOWS. Unit t 1 Pound ____ 17c MILK VEAL ROAST, lc John Yoshikawa 5 SALAD FLAKED DEL MONTE POUND 10 2 Pears, Tuna, ___ JQc I In Roberts Market « Large Can. Lge._ft_Can Limit 4 Milk Veal lbs. Limit t 420-424 Broadway 625 Santa Monica Boulevard Chops MM SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA SANTA CLARA Ex. Choice Eastern Sour Pitted 1505 Wilshire Blvd. #-#• 2716 Main Street PRl'XES, SANTA MONICA OCEAN PARK Cherries, \*l\* Bulk .'. 4 ib,. 25c Milk Veal Cutlets, *l_K_ak_B_k-H_k-_B J 11841 Wilshire Boulevard 997S Washinf ton Blvd., Culver City FIGS. Large Can/ rounu ~rwi ft* BRENTWOOD HEIGHTS 468 S. Market Street. Inglewood Limit 4 Black Mission 4 ib* 25c Peas, Corn, String Beans, Tomatoes in Milk Veal Stew, RED-HOT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY c Puree, Hominy, ^ _&O Pound , Extra Fancy 0 u r Shim* Potatoes Burbank Sauerkraut... Je r D 0f$ftJ; ^Cans **w Legs Milk Veal, 131* 25' Walnuts, Santa Valley Pound Sweat Pismo Peaa lyub. 2 Lbs..... Fruit Salad Peas Full Pods Almonds, Tall % <% l c CUD AH Y SLICED BACON, y Fre.h No Rind, No Waste, pound.. Young € 2 Lbs Can *-*2 £_._.. Beans Tender 15 U>- Limit 4 Sweet, Home-Grown C CARL'S LUNCH Head NEW ENGLAND BAKERY Lettuce Large Solid 5 Head CIGAR STAND CARL'S SPECIAL 75 SUNDAYDINNER Clover A. Smith, Prop. Crier- Olives R_dl.h._ -Golden C BERINGS, XUESTA-REY, GARCIA Y -*-»«- Hhrlnur CttHill— Bleached -t-taf V.Wtrtlt Snap or (lin ( how., r 5 Stalk VEGA, LA CORONA, CORONA CIGARS Fruit S-tod StoiB-t|l IUIi-nne CHERRY BOSTONS Celery Crispy choic or One-ta«lf Broiled l.ob-lrr. Drawn Batter CIGARETTES, MAGAZINES, Trnd-.Ioin 8te_tik» Brrn_ise Sauce B_.it V»uni Turk.-, Cranberry Satire € Cherry PAPERS AND CANDY New B.u.*.l< Sprouts A. Gratia Pot-toea Rhubarb <-«ic •- Trmmth Auplr Ht or t hoc out. Sundae • 24 Each Rhubarb 4 lis. 15' BUTTER-K1ST POPCORN Tea. t'odre or Milk Creamery and Delicatessen Dept. Fruit and Vegetable Dept. Cabbage 2? Lb. Fancy c Our Own Fresh Churned Salt Butter, Tb. 33g^ Rome I-»rg_» «.._... Extra Fancy Washington lbs. Beaigy 7_Jki3 Apples for Baking Our Own Fresh Churned Sweet Butter, lb. 37c Rome Beauty Apples Beat U. S. Special, Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, Dozen31c Jonathan Extra Fancy Northern lbs. Apples Eating 7Lk25« Swift's Premium Thuringer Salami, lb. .- 21c R-C-iar 35c Pound ' Sweet Green Peas Sweat Navels c Oranges Full of Juice Swift's Premium Sliced Boiled Ham, lb. -T_37cr Extra Fancy Solid Head 4Doz.25 Our Own Fresh Churned Buttermilk, quart 5c Cabbage, Pound Fancy Sweet No Limit Coachella Valley c Grapefruit 48 Size 7_or25 * Fresh Ground Peanut Butter, Ib.^ HV2C Northern Sweet lbs. . %%— i Coachella Valley New York State Nippy Cheese, lb. 23c Potatoes Seedless $s c iii__rr-; Rep-lar 35c Pound Grapefruit 100 Size l6-or25 Sweet Seedless Grapefruit, Hoi-meTs Boneless Pigs' Feet in Quart Jars^ .. 29c Fancy c Arizona, Large Size, Dozen, "Largo Delicious Home-Made Mayonnaise, pint 15c Bananas Fruit 7Jk25 Cream Cottage Cheese, 15c lb. 2 lbs. 25c Extra Fancy Stockton lbs. Ripe NOTICE—We^CBttru Our Batter on ttir Premises. Out mt Sweet Chnmlnf Cream Burbank Potatoes.... Persimmons Full Flavor SMJb. __B__ _*£ I rFRIDAY- , JANUARY 8. 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE TMWiOTi PUBLIC 1 ROBERTS Stores Everytvhere MARKETS WILSHIRE AT FIFTEENTH 625 Santa Monica Blvd _=S* ..—Santa Monica 420 Broadway T^^nt;... ..-^~^^. Santa Monica -H^ Montana Avenue ..„ ..-.Santa Monica 1338 Washington Blvd. Venice 11841 Wilshire Blvd Brentwood Heights 10666 Pko Blvd West Los Angelet Corner Washingtoingtonn and Lincoln Venice 9975 Washington Blvd. g _^. Culver City 2716 Main St Ocean Park 5900 Washington Blvd. Culver City Crenshaw and Slauson Blvds. Los Angeles 568 Market Street ...... Inglewood Friday and Saturday Specials — January 8th and 9th PURE—FINE m Cloth Sacks GRANULATED SUGAR... IO lb. limit IO lbs. 39c •Wm DELICIOUS HOME-MADE Your Choice CRISCO Limit 3 Pound* DUNBAR Pumpkin Mince Meat Cream Pies lue Be SHORTENING 3 »»55c SHRIMPS £ 2 - 25c • CRYSTAL WHITE HAWAIIAN QUARTS- Limit BARS •SOAP 10 Bars 10 25C PINEAPPLE i 10c C LOR OX § 18c P. AG. OLDDUTCHh ROBERTS EASTERN SUGAR Large Reg. 5c Reg. 15c Caaa r Bars BARS Large No. 3 [SOAP Limit 10 Bars 10 25C CLEANSER Limit 3 6c CORN Caaa. 10c VAN CAMP'S TOMATO Limit 3 VAN CAMP'S EARLY JUNE I Reg. 7V«c Reg. Cans 12Vtc BEAKS Limit 3 5c PEAS Cans 9c SEASIDE BALTIMORE CUT STRINGLESS Reg. £l • \ft "leg l'bt P7J "OJ fl 12VSc Large LIMA BEANS Caaa 8c •String Beans 7_c HOTEL MOTHER'S Reg. Large 2-Pound 8-Oz. Cant 1S0AFT0WDER tl6c MUSHROOMS 39c Value COCOA Cans 17k VITAMONT ______MEDIUM SIZE STANDARD Reg. 9c Reg. 12'ic Large Per Bar DOG FOOD'•_-. 6_c IVORY SOAP 6k TOMATOES 2V2 Cans 10c SNOWFLAKE or HONEY GRAHAM Full 1-Pound Package OVAL CHQICE SEEDLESS THOMPSON Reg. 15c Mustard Reg. .35c Value or CRACKERS __ .2 - 25cSARDINE S Tomato 5c RAISINS 4-lb. Pkg. 27c Our Meats Are ef the Highest 420 Broadway, S. M. Garter Conscious ... Gigolo-Gerald TARTARS TO CLASH WITH VIKES TONIGHT -.•-.• i!______. _^*_^_-aa__-^Sa_M». - -)>•-•.-. ink ... /?cr6? and Jake Morrison, 141, Leads Qualifiers in By FRANK FINCH ' Pairings for Los .Angeles Open BniinS, Indians \Crudal Basketball Game Scheduled; INCE Geral' d -Awfully Red" • Sat. Sun. Kerr, ttb e deacon of Clover Open fleet; Play to Start Saturday - 8:30 11:04 Bud Oakley, "Harry Borg, John Dante— Norsemen NeedWintoSta in Field. wen. t snd. got himself a 8:37 11:11 Romie Espinosa, Al Zimmerman, Wr. Bchauerman Sverv nice-.cok_n_f friend who alsc-J-i LOS ANGELES, j!_-______.______hO-e golfers privileged to pass up-th^ 8:44 11*18 *QeO. Hlue, Hat Old McSpaUden, W. A. Goggin Open Cage Wars; By Gl'S VIGXOLLE y *** ___rrei toDDec a terrific change has I qualifying round or the Los Angeles $7,500 Open tournament yesterday, 8:51 11:25 ,0111) Dutra. Eddie Loos. Aubrey Boomer .vrer Gerald Perhaps you ve looked at the list of 97 survivors today and wondered if in big Fred Mor- 8:58 11:33 'Clarence Hubey. "Jim McGregor, George Beer Nothing would please Compton high school more than to admtolst- come noticed 1' li vou rison, Culver City pro, they did not have a rugged opponent to watch. 9:06 11:39 Clancy Miller, Mark Fry, Archie Humbreck Santa Monica one kind of setback or another in tbe realm of athletic '• .avent vou would I While the 35 stars yho by virtue of their showing in tbe 1931 Los Angeles 9:13 11:46 •A. G. Sato, Harold Dale. Tony Marero Game Rates as Tossup; j endeavor after what the Viking gridders did to tbe Tartar-Tin football. I open -or tbe national open of last ______G. Hunter. Pat O Hara. "Harold Thompson IA most opportune time wilT;the "Comptonltes have this evening when not notice Lind 9:19 11:53 Linthicum Expected J they invade the municipal auditorium for a basketball game with the bergh riding a b_— summer, waited for Saturday's first- 9:26 12:00 Jean Ruggerio. Pat Abbott, John Foge ! rouncrbf "18 hotesr Morrison. Bouth- 9:33 12:07 Willie Hunter, Frank Walsh. K. Yasuda Vikes. Coach Larry '•Boy Scout*.— cycle down Fourth I Bowling Tips to Be Star Shot j Horns Samohi lightweights viewith | forwards and the latter man center. street. !em California open champion, -SiSOr 12:14 Bob White. Tony Butler, "Gale Stockton turned in a 73 -68—141. one over par 0.4? 12:21- Johnny Peielll. Herman Barron.-- Phillips "Finlay- STANFORD UNIVERSITY;- Jan. pare: Compton -midgets in a pr__lm.-lThe tea-hitsell hss fine teamwork ' Yes. s terrific for tbe tricky Bel-Air comae to lead Bowling in the Bay district last 9:94 12:28 Charles Lacey. Jimmy Thompson-"Bill Jelliffe nary scuffle, which is slated to start I and4s fast and smart on the floor change hss come a field of 253. night resulted ln the following 10:01 12:35 John Amlin, Charles Foley, Bill Willis 8 t_F>—Caddy Works* V. C. L. A. Is t 7-30 o'clock. The varsity affaifair I BarnetBarnettt iiss tbthee beheas t ______and __>- over him. He even will follow the Bee t tensive man. Morrison was slow to start, shoot scores: 10:08 13:43 Dick Metz, Roy Tufts, Vic Owen basketball team invades Stanford i and w ll be* has become ad At Luxor alleys. Lot Ana.Ira- Al Espinosa, Crate Wood. George Von Elm gin at about 8:30. Floyd MUledge. Compton forward. dicted to wearing I ing a 36-37 on the first eighteen 10: IS 13:49 University tonight for the tint af a I SAM AND tars 10:38 12:56 Bill Foley, Ben Hogan, Ray'Mangrum Strong contenders for tbe grid is one of the most consistent point garters. In other jJ but he warmed to bis task on the 160 344 IU— 550 two-game series of games to open! G-orgen ______10:39 1:03 Lex Robson, Paul Runyan. Jack Tarrant crown, the Tartars were taken for a gatherers on the Tartar fivean d words he is garter- j out nine of the final eighteen, tour Goodson . 364 W. 111— 652. 'John De Forrest. Abe Espinosa, T. Mlamoto the Pacific Coast conference season should give Samohi plenty of trouble Dennis -1S7 IM— MS 10:3fi 1:18 disastrous "ride" Now tbe Norse conscious. ing it in 3___two under. He started 211 10:43 1:17 Dick Frey, Jos Palletti, Ted Barnes I for both teams. men are leading contenders for tbe before -the evening is over. [out with a birdie 3 on-the_f_.st hole Spoil-erg 194 its IM— S44- So natty has I Chain.-rs . -214 202- 684 10:50 1:24 'Eddie Meyberg, Art Rous, Dick Linares The Bruins, minus the service of melon-tossing gonfalon, and what Tbe probable starting lineup: I Gerald become![ and then dropped his brassle shot 168 10:67 1:37 J. O. Morris, Gil Evans, Ed Prickett could be better from a Red and Santa Monies— —Compton (that be insists on for a golden eagle 2 on par 5 eighth. Totals .____ 969 945 949—2863 Harry Pressler, Ernest Martin, Ben Coltrin 1 three regulars of last year's quintet. T Milledae 11:00 8:30 White point of .view than to dump l_.->o. g _ me getting a new Slowi l'p PAKKY'8 SERVICE STATION 11:11 --_t3T Frank Nunnally, Cbas. Sommers, Fred Lamprecht j have built a smooth working aggre- Santa Monica, thus settling up an P . WMiama Certain _of his chances to qualify Lloyd ..196 207 200— 603 Earl Berryhill, Stanley Kertes. Jimmy Edge ' Ration around Dick Linthicum. vet old score? Bsnnua •• - C— Johnson picture of him forj TIemeyer 176 211 14.— 11:18 8:44 Barnett (c) ______O.. Miller the sports morgue. he eased off with a 36 on the final - MS 11:25 8:51 Ed Dudley, John Golden, Wiffy Cox eran center and forward. Like Stan- Nolle 171 ttt 164 -• SM Elmer Vice. Fran. Lvnch. Tommy Telfer i ford, the Southerners started the Mentor Sanger Crumpacker. lead-] Neiison _ O- SehUebaum Gerald Kerr The one which nine holes. ElsVon 190 MS 185— 604 11:32 8:58 er of the Vikes' destinies, has for tbe these words surround, he says, is Chapman 217 202 178—- IM 11:39 9:05 Vie Dalbcrto, Ralph Culdahl. Tom Stevens practice season Slowly, but after As Morrison appeared to be a "Roland MacKenzie, Mortis Dutra, Johnny Farrell ! dropping the first three games, won past week been drilling bis blue-jer- LONG BEACH FIVE lousy. He adds that it's unusually | threat to the proa, so did young 11:46 9:12 seyed casabateers unceasingly in,TO PLAY CORSAIRS lousy. Totals 950 1076 874- 2900 11:53 8:19 W. C. Oordon. Dallas Jeffers. Eric Seavall [the.last five. J Gale Stockton. University of-South- SANDY MOSK TAILORS Chet Beer, Arthur Bell, Emery Zimmerman preparation for whatHs sapposed-tof- winning two of their. ten prac- In keeping with tbe general trend era California gophomoT- from San-- «toe- 9:26 TH* Stanford live is built around A l mi Ocean Sail alleys! 13:07 9:33 John Black. Lew Scott, MacDonald Smith Frenchy Lacombe. sophomore sen be one^of the toughest games orthejtice games. Coach Charley Brown's St live newspapers to hire ex-college Bernardino, who finished second Average > 178 ITS 178- 534 I vea st nl hI 12:14 9:40 Al Cameron, Sid Harman, "F. C. Stevens, Jr. sation from Menlo Jlnior aoUege. - f,- -** *? Capt. Addle Bar- Corsair melon Singers make their football stars as staff cartoonists, with a 71-72—143. present a prob- Bulzln -IM 171 188 SOS ncn men e t lr ug t evr fina! Coz-ens . 174 156 143 473 I 13:31 9:47 Larry Gleason. Grant Halstead, H. B. Gurley *ho scored 42 points in the last J * 2t i ?, !. P Initial debut In the Western divi this department has gone te tremen-1 _em to those amateurs seeking first R. Asami. Leo Diegel. Oene Sarazen Warner .154 186 167— 507 I 12:28 9:54 I three games. Starting lineups fol-1 workout, a light drill of the taper- sion conference of jay sees tomor- dous expense in signing Wartlebotts place trophy after Monday's final Wlrrer ~" -164 173 IM— MSI 12:35 10:81 Rod Munday, "Joe Nichols, Chick Fraser low: ing-off variety. row evening when they play hosts Unit. all-American drawback on the' Clark Speirs, Weldo Crowder, Frank Rodia —SUnfori 1931 San Fernando Tech eleven, as. round. 12:42 10:08 V. C. L. A.— Two quintets lead tbe troop in the to tbe classy Long Beach Junior ~ Dick Metz, Ban Angelo, Tex^rpro, Totals 840 864 86 J— 25M •Fay Coleman, Harry Cooper, Tom Creavy Linthicum _, . __•. Lacombe mad race tor Bay League honors—• I college quintet at the municipal staff artist. And BAILEY'S CIDER - 13:49 10:18 Piper -'- Cordry was third with 76-68—144, while a 12:66 10:22 Charles Guest, Clarence Clark, Frank Madison _c Santa Monica and Inglewood. Tne | auditorium. Tbe tttt starts at 7:30 his first asign- Ogden 179~Ml 165— SM Jack Lee. Eddie Gayer. Dave Hackney ROM ______Packard ment was to get former Texan. Ray Mangrum, Los Brown ._..!.18 169 ttt— MS 1:03 10:29 -.en-eke ______-G . ____—- Baker former five has won threeioop -*rnyat*-"**J*-*--b___ . _ _ Angeles, carded a 70-75 for 145 and Wright Z 1J3 -174 1:10 10:88 Walter Hagen, Fred Morrison, "Charles Seaver -O- Norgard and tbe latter two. having drawn a L *» am be a classy Long Beach Gerald's likeness -ttt— MS John Skinkolis, Eddie MacElligott, Henry Mornar Brockmarkle — lvc fourth position among the .players Blume mm i-_ ?__ ttt— SM 1_17 10:43 bye on one occasion. All othefleams - that will oppose a Buccaneer with his f a c i 1 e Brlxner th MU oxii who courted the chance of entering .. SM 172 it?— sn 1*34 ••"••ff-0 "J. W. Thompson, Ky Laffoon, "Frank F. Hixon Pen- -. Willie Price, Ted Phillips, R. A. Burbank BEAR8 OFF FOR have won a game and dropped two. h.**-.,. 4 fi " \. * * *-«btlng the open over half a dozen courses. Total.. 963 901 849—2713 1:31 10:57 , _ ... __*"**•_. . .chance to triumph. HOW DO XW While the greater share of the TROJAN SERIES MAM EL ARTS SALES CORP. AteHere: s Samohi s cage reeOT ii d__S-_i__i FRIDAY, JAl-f&ARY 8, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA r?frr AsfCVsHEal ON U.-CATION* • IN 3TXJB>XOS • - 3Ag.M *U S E M E N MAJESTIC Browniana. OIL UNDER POTASH MINES ATTENDANCE SHOWS GAIN Everybody who thinks of Joe I it is 'based on a vary human 90m-1 WASHINGTON. Jaa. t (U.»—Re- j SACRAMENTO. Jan. 8 .U.R)— J Brown comedy, thinks of ths wide 1 edy-drama by J. C. and Elliott Nu- cently discovered oil beds below the 1 Junior colleges are the most rapid- 1 mouth, the exaggerated slapstick | gent, who both know how to invent : Volkenroda. Germany, potash mines ily growing educational institutions j /ON THE STAGE-1 and ths guffawing gag—and that is a good story and to create under- j supplied. within the first eight 'in California. A survey shOWs that just where "Local Boy Makes Good." stand..ble human characters. months of 1931. approximately, one- [to these two-year schools attendance j third of the nation's total petroleum in the last* decade has Increased i 'JLtmmnmmmmiammm\ the First National -_-ay^_Alti_Jl_l_jee_Bww^ forcefully demonstrate.. 1 I output. 'from 178 10 18.130 pupils. —j is now starring at the Majestic ,_. _., v. **,« J____,_ ; theater, differs; from all former'bis ability to Shine In tiff deeper; WILSHIRE BLVD, » AT FEDERAL —mttSttW El. f trie ItiM S.-ta_a O.nrral Arimt-jton. Ida YSISTRAT. SECURE YOUR TMEATRL Phon. WLA SIS,7 sms'JUST CAU HSS UtsVi 1933 AUTO LICENSE PLATES " 1UMUBT 7^*--- (rkmsmyaOtStOf Geo. Arliss in "Alexander Hamilton" NANCE O^HEIL —at- With Doris Kenyon aad June Collyer Also JACK Dl'FFY COMTtDY. RIPLEY'S "BELIEVE IT OR NOT.' tyont bevy fcffrMd V1TAPHONE Ml'SlCAL NOVELTY and METROTONE NEWS JOHNSTON'S MARKET SATl'RDAY MATINEE AND EVENING—TWO FEATURES 1423 FOURTH STREET. Richard Dix in "The Public Defender" AKTHAYC and "I like Your Nerve" IOSAN6E1-.S ... k. li. an K-lr hy th* Followinr AftnU: With Doug Fairbanks, Jr., and Leretta Young OtaholS **"-——- j-iAi . FaurU and Wll.hlre MWIIliasS KM Seala Jackie Searl. Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan in "Sooky now (CHILDREN 10c AT SATl'RDAY MATINEE) Irwin Drut t'omvin. __ -IffIk aad Santa Monies mwmtttmtS SS Casta at tbe Fox Village theater. • twin Oral (onMn; -Third aaS sat Tt-ss TIVOO sort of humor that grows out of *L 5_k»4T*.MOMlC'' [-OUI t everyday happenings.— LAST TIMES TODAY • Also featured to the Saturday matinee will be Harold —Red" -t Grange In a new football serial. THE DREYFUS CASE" "The Gallopin' Ghost." 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III *--— n-i^ra-wi-* ' B [O-BaOBOca _=___iOE_aO-=-=a M rAGE SIXTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 Sundown -__M «__• «••«-••«• Stories me MART GRAHAM BONNER v?vjrpv COUSIN PLATYPUS All the menders of the Echidna } -amily were showing John and Peg- ; S3 Just how little they needed teeth l«b«i the; had powerful claws with 'which to dig up aB the ants they wanted. "We haven't a single tooth.'* the Echidna who had been doing tbe -ai-Ttng said, "but we think we have our share of things. Wo-ean live in the bosh, as we call it. where always there is plenty ot foliage and trees j and rocfh ground, and ow-haft- cov- [ering is so mixed with spines that | we look dangerous to our enemies. "Comer let BS show you our best •IS." So the Echidnas showed John and Beggy how they-coulfl roll them* seises up-so- that ..they looked "like great- bails covered with sharp, prickly spines. Atop the briny deep the Submarine They tucked their heads and legs O-O is bobbing. In and certainly John and Peggy felt And, like the engine. Puffy, heart they would never go near one of is beating, pounding, throb them if they hadn't known in ad- bing, trance that everything would be all For he's about to give tbe signal to right. submerge his craft— They aB unrolled again and There's quite a sinking feeling fore, grinned at the children. and quite tbe same thing aft. "You're going to see Cousin Platy JSCORCHY SMITH THATS DIFFERENT By JOHN C TERRY pus now. He doesn't look much like us. but he is a relation just tbe Sonnysayings -am. " "We have cousins who don't look Br FANNY Y CURT a bit like us.' Peggy said. Then you understand," the. Echidna replied. At that be directed the way. and John and Peggy walked off, saying good-bye to all tbe Echidna family. They stopped by a tiny river, with quite high banks and many thick trees. There they beheld Cousin Platy pus. He said "hello" to them and at took a dive into the water. John admired the way he could dive. He would bave to practice a platy pus dive, he told himself. WANTED TOO MUCH The man who carried a bomb into la Los Angeles bank and demanded SlBQ 000 wanted too much. ;, Such a sum was enough Mr make even a cashier hardened to tbe presence at money in heaps, hesitate just lane enough to spoil the game. Many years ago a man entered a Denver bank carrying a bottle which he said waa filled with nitro- Santy Claus painted a new t_j.ce_.-ue. He wanted $21,000. and face on Rag-Anna fer Baby's IN AGAIN—OUT AGAIN By DON FLOWERS it was given him. However, the Christmas. DIANA Ov-fNE loss of tbe bank was not total, for It looks bery pretty to me, but be left the bottle behind, and it was Baby aren't played wif her since |4--V.-DtANAj ^QJCUj POOR DEAR.VfX. LX-KNEV VOU'D BESIDE^pAOr, MlO SA-D-AMV- -tiled with commercial glycerine VOU'LL- ENJOY worth about 30 cents. an' I'se beginnin' to fink tbe VOVQ MOM T£> LE.T J COME TO VOU(-_ THIN6 ABOUT ME old ftiler pulled a boner! ME IN. 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Pi, /a /^ .4 * /S I / /m n n i /B '*? ^^i% 2o fi • Ksa*-**. 23 24 25 (0 o 2/ 22 M *T' 28 *1 3o y/m/// 3i W» ^J m. 32 39 34 3S —-•.•.'"•'"'3 IS W7W 34 39 -»*? 3? W/ffM -ml! lifeillli STB m •**> 4/ mfk aa =SfiK J 44 A3 If46f wA _* _-l *7 mW 44 So A**/ .j*fi. >9/. . . -~'II S K X. sa SS mm, 3T" ^ACT/OIVJ _a.d-w 'WM _-oR.«**£ > iw: •»• » r. _••«_*• i SS -<.* *K.'«i; AH EARFWir T-T Bg -V m**i«*mi. JrlLsfv • H li ^i4.l_a _a?i«fijl-PitjPfiP^SBEB -***> . FRIDAY; JANUARY 8,1 ..32 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA X 3! FINANCE QUOTATIONS BS It COMMENT BS BS BUSINESS BS * v_= MARKET CONTINUED New York Stock-Exchange Quotatfons ITS UPWARD TRENDSNEW YORK. Jan. 8. (_P)—A broad i NEW YORK. Jan. 8. (.-P)—Trad-1 _ j advance-developed In the securities High Low last} ing turned dull on the curb mar-j United Gas ,, tso 9 8% S :N YOat * W ket today and {-Cieea showed a re- Cona Cop Min —t— market today for the -hird sucees- I Co_ m Invest Tr 2 17 17% Noranda Mil .. Un Lt & POW A 1 Coml Solv 1 . . ma luctaaee to ttiovt appreciably from TH?!*? Fk* ' U S Elec Pow _ -^ sive session. Stocks finished with. 9'4 North Amer 10. T it/ r | Cont Shar cvt pf -I P~~ TTi—tallL-i Ski *_ an • /. !•;" .Co Am Aria: llit. " ' -l--y.s closios _a_a____--_-— ; I'ord Oorp Utility Equities- UtU Power Sc Lt 10%P of l to 5 points. Turnover approxi- Cong-ienm Na 1 8-1 -3t—.8>. , 8 Northern Pac 3 After lb wetrdy opening there was j Creole Pet _ -,».. -ft- Copper And Rauw&y.-__mies^c_\gince A-l"m.ue. 1 2,0O3.0?0 shares. Consol Oas 4__- 63 SS*. S3 a tpmporary'. downward drift^-asj Crocsta:_* Wh Utility Sc Ind .i Cont BaK B 1 3% Third Successive Session Sees Prices swept up rapidly in a % i Ohio Oil ______profits wese accepted on the rise Contl Can ".<_ 36'_ 9**1 3fi bullish demonstration in the last pontl Im 2.40 22 21 12 People Each Week Get NOW PLAYING "SOOKY" FREE TICKETS- TO-- With Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan As a Gaeat ot Iks -renlng Ontiook If Tear Name Appears Is Your Name in the ClassAd Columns Today? l°i Criterion Theater In the ClassAd Column* EVENINGT OUTLOOK EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED 77 SITUATION WANTED 83 FURNITURE WANTED MONEY WANTED ___lClassified _ Male end Female i 100 Ut AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ADVERT_S_N» JUST starting ln business; need furniture, WANT 11750 on 1st trust deed of 13500, 3 MAN and wi/e. colored; eenaral housework - .trfy amount; pay highest prices. Phone lots and" a double valued at 17000. HEADQUARTERS In Apt, anywhere: references-:Sh.-81888- 31108: Frank's, 601 Santa. Monica. Bird. Want J2000 on 3-room stucco in Westwood Business Directory double garage. S% and bonus. Ph 32008. Our New Location MAIN OFF1CB rtb at BraaBwar. -Santa BBontca - XlphabetieallF arranpeil for your convenience. OHfcA I aemano for se—no nano fatal' 181__. HONE MERCHANDISE tail Seat prices paid Pboae 62*09 I D WART 12500 private money, I.--, 8 pear T. Clip this as a_ guide for -future reference. Stewart. 20. Holllster Ave- Ores- Park D. WeU located S. M. property. J. P. 23285 Phone 23289 for Information SO MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Russell, 1244 Fourteenth St. 80FWILSHIRE BLVD. WEST LOS ANOELES BRANCH 11140 Saata Monies "Blvd Sawtelle 85 MUSJCAL INSTRUMENTS WANT PRIVATE MONEY FOR FIRST 8<_ LOANS OPENING SPECIALS rELEPBONE ^Kre Stock SPECIAL piano values, new and used baby BUTCK Phaeton, rune tood ______L--95 BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE FROM FAMOUS MOTION PICTURE MB PIER AVENUE ESSEX Coupe, late 1928, new paint, good tires C$165 STAR'S MALIBU HOME grands 1295; others 435 up. Will rent 88 W. L. A. 32163 up. And some very good values ln bed 13000 PRIVATE money, • tint mortgage, GRAHAM PAIGE Coupe, aide mount* Ll295 SUBSCRIPTION ifRATES J200 Westinghouse automatic electric 1929 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan, new paint, tires and brake* -838S range, all white enamel, 133; Ruby china, room and.living room furniture. Must be new home. Box 1821, S. M. Outlook. Oellverea a, -earner in Bants Monlea. sold less than—cost- Attlesey Sales Co.. CHRYSLER 6« four-door sedan -J450 Ocean Part. Venice. Sawtelle. Brentwood AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS I INSTRUCTION Bavlland china, stainless steel, beautiful 1929 DE SOTO De Luxe Coupe, sport _»395 painting, 200 yards of carpet SOc perl 1410 Second St. WART 14500. ISO acres Imperial, for alfalfa an- Pacific Pslisadea, SOc per month —ar.d improvements. Ml Arizona Ave. 1929 OLDSMOBILE 2-door Sedan -8888 CIVIL service Jobs open to men and yard. French Wilton rug, 125; bedding, | 1927 PACKARD No. 433 Club Sedan (8 cyl.l, new tires . -S485 Regular Advance AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS and many other fine things, at Cold- BEDROOM, dining room, odd chairs, ta Rate Rate Antiques fine arts—residence' contents; women, 18-50; common school education; bles, etc. Must be sold. Redman Storage IS Ot do you—want one? Free-Information. U. man's, 1349 Washington Blvd., Venice. E. R. BURCHIEL One rear ______ie oo auction sales conducted ht art experts: Open all day. Co., 1083 Gayley Ave., Westwood Village 101 HOUSES FOR SALE Six months $3 00 t_ ac appraisals for United States estate tax. M. Silver, 1224 Euclid St. Three months _ 83.88 BiSB Insurance and other purposes. VOSE mahogany upright piano; beautiful Oo street* and oew* stands, per cop*. 3c AUCTION APPRAISALS FREE LATEST Midget radio* 116.95, regular 300 Wilshire Blvd. INSURANCE price 124.95, save 18 00; 500 pieces green, tone:- perfect condition; J125. RAY E. Ball per month 65c; parable ta advance UNION APPRAISAL COMPANY' SCHAFER, 1501 Fourth St. 9-Room Stucco Home 3723 Wilshire Bird . L. A. FEderal 5127 and ivory enamelware. dishpans, etc.,- 6 FOUR BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS REPRESENTED N A HON ALLY B, HENRY S MOELLER, gen insurance, 605 for SOc; 1000 gallons nationally adver Hardwood Doors, large fireplace. Lot 80x Bay Cities Bldg. 225 8 M Blvd 21443 SEVERAL phonograph and" Pana tropes RENTALS RENTALS IM.' 0_J_OO- NSEN * COMF ANY OKI tised paint, ii.so sad H-85 gallon. Oak from 16 UP. RAY h. SCHAFER, 1501 Mm. 180: chicken equipment. Near Venice San Pranci-co 064 Mar**! ureet- BEAUTY SALON filing cabinets, radios, rugs,, piano*; 8088 Mrs.- Los Angeles. 433 South Spring street. MAGAZINE EXCHANGE books, linen; In fact, 4000 square feet of 124 ROOMS AND BOARD Ul FOR RENT—Houses—Dnfnrn. Seattle. BBB Stewart «treel WATCH FOR OPENING SOON floor space loaded with bargain*. Open SS RADIOS. Supplies. Accessories Only $4,200—Terms Portland. SS Broadway evenings. S. M. Salvage Co., 2002 Main St. GERTI ROSE BEAUTY SALON LATE MAGAZINES Sc: OPEN EVENINGS Without doubt the biggest value we ROOMS AMI. BOARD. REASONABLE. 8 BOOMS, 3 baths, double garage: over* Detroit, 3044 Wert Grand Boulevard. Licensed oper. Rochester g 8. M. Blvd. . 1422 FIFTH ST. MAHOG. all-elec. Brunswick Radiol., Pana 1525 ARMACOST. W. L. A.— Chicago 360 North Michigan avenue IF Charles Rodgers, 417 Ocean Park Blld., have had this year. looking palisades: 1110 a month. gard*8_ trope combination, console model; -was paid7~718 Adelaide Place. Phone 28564. •New York. 133 Baft Forty-secona •treat will call at the office of - the Evening 1880;—BBS. RAY 8. SCHAFER, 1501 4th IDEAL home, roam and board: furnace Comes at the Santa Monica Evening BEDDING MUSICAL INSTRUCTION Outlook, with clipping of this notice, ita -er-FrGerard, Realtor heat; garage. 1043 ted St. Ph. 3S1S3. Outlook mar be secureo at any at these will receive two tickets te the Fox Cri LAROE. fine, 5-bedroom home; excellent SATURDAY specials—Philco. Roister and 1808 Lincoln Blvd., Venice. Ph. 65266 condition; $70. 405 Ninth St. offices- where fail Sat* regarding the San tlESl made mattisstai au sues, all prices, I'ENuK banjo. Hawaiian steal guitar and terion theater, Santa Monica. Ticket. Silver Marshall. Radio Sales Si Service BUSINESS girl. IS per week; lovely home: ta Monica market maj aiac ne nad springs, bedsteads, pillows, moth-proof ukulele taught at Magic Music Shop. Ma MUST be called for before 6 p. m. Co.. 1328 Sth St. Phone 21188. . Look and Read walking distance. Phone 61153. 'The Santa Monica Pubiismci Com pan) 13 Fourth St Arcade Phone 21378. Two-bedroom house and garage, on in TWO bedrooms. English house and carats. ing. «ieriiixina. renovate mattree**» with 8344 23rd St. Phon* Owner, 3S3BB. reserves tbe right to correctly ias.lf» or new cover IS Santa Monica Hattre** 8 PABCO linoleum 25c par yard; 11000 worth RADIO BARGAIN HOUSE come lot; frontage on -two streets: clear ROOM and board, very desirable: care If revise advertisements, or relect and *efuno —of high grade pictures at low price*; encumbrance; S2S75: 1300 cash, balance Pillow Factory. I08B llth St Ph 13-04 PIANO TONING Corner—of 14th and Broadway. Pbone desired. 3002 4th St. Phone 62661. 5-ROOM, modern stucco: double garage! amount paid »no MS eat Be Tt«pon»i8|t. wool yarn SOc per lb. Goldman's. 1349 28632 for—radios, service and rent sets. at {30, including interest, until paid. for more than one incorrect insertion of Washington Blvd, Venice. Open all Bar. reasonable. Phone 62820. aaa ad ordered for more, than one tittle HOLLAND DUTCH plant technician; Ma J. J. Barrett 128 FOB RENT—Flat*. Furnished BUSINESS DIRECTOR* CARD tes, voicing, repairing pianos Peter Sea* all transient or telephone advertisements SCRATCH 11.60 per 100; laying math. 18% 90 DOGS, BIRDS. CATS Phone 314SS. 2615 Santa Monica Blvd. NEW 4-room bungalow, frigldaire, Ids bath. are payable and will - be collected for Im «en 1683 Ocear, Av* Ph 25340 ATI Shop protein 11.60 a 100. Baker's, 200 Rose Ave. LOVELY sunny 5-room flat; upstairs bed Beautiful. 844 20th St. mediately alter the first Insertion, unless YOUR business card m this directory will 1 NO FOOLING I cost rou lost a tew cents per day and! A- L. CUMMINOj,- piano tuner- with Jack- YELLOW singers. 13 and up. Love bird*. 88 room*. 815 Montana Ave. . patron has already established • reenter FIREWOOD, big truck load, 15. S. If. Bar AT 16950 4 AND. 5-room new bungalows: elec. refrlg. account on our credit oooka #111 be read" by thousands of people! son, Stltt Music Co. Ph. 21116. Res. 29340 up. 1.120 Arizona Ave This is the best buy ln beautiful West- Garage; adults. 922_Hth"Sf. Phone 36762. Phone Classified Department. S M 23285. Wrecking Co., 1701 Lincoln. Ph. 21222. wood Hills;- brand new; 7 large rooms; 129 FOR RENT—Apts. Unfnrn. —moss for a representative to call on you. PLATING WORKS FIREPLACE walnut wood, any. size; special 91 POULTRY AND RABBITS cedar closets; modal -tile kitchen; elec trie NEWLY decorated 3-room house; extra The following ts the order tn which the price 114 cord. BAKER'S, 200 Rose Aae. refrlg. Furnace heat, sprin. system; dou 4 ROOMS, extra bed. fraa refrigeration: bed; near nee bus; garage. 1814 Euclid. -#: eight major group0 s of classifications appear ble garage, terms. W. L. A. 31105; eve Announcements. 1 ta 18 CARPENTERING CHROMIUM. sUver. nickel, copper, .brass FUR bearing Blanchotes and draperies, electric range: also garage. plating SANTA MONICA PLATING LADY'S coat* 11 to 88; men* o'coats 11,50 hutches: nings W. L. A. 33995. 5-ROOM itucco. double garage: sprinkling BnxineF* Service a ta S Must sacrifice. Phone 64751. Reasonable. BBB Lincoln Blvd. syst. 127.50. water pd. 3100 Stanford. V. ^-__p._.--.<•„- - w.tt., 7» .WORKS. 1206 B M Blvd "hone 23091 to 13; men's suits. tl."5q;l2.50. ?"15 Main. BO Li].,."-TiTi.-,!'a_-ES-Pi iri^irrrr ?_-a*_e*_»__ .I ,. I •___._—._——j,-_--.-_ ..- Merchandise ta si e-tim. given. A. J..Norris Sc Son. 25028 MODERN, hew '5-roOrrf Aci. -TI.e'l^eBu-T 5-R&b._ _tuccrf, . rtl S-Sa *tft.' ii.!hs_n-rotjr. ' FlpsDC-at ______02 to 100 PRINTERS BABY carriage. Haywood-Wakefield make: ^,90*£»__-^" soft water: garage. 854 19th St. - Phone 89812. Res E. tat* ___ 101 to 114 good condition; very cheap. Ph. 24850. FINANCIAL L COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE 180 ta IBS CARPENTER work, day or contract; esti NEW 3-room: electric refrlg. Pine view. Rentals _____ mates furnished 1218 18th Bt Ph 24641 THE BUNGALOW PRESS. 1412 Sth St. Ph. North of Wilshire and West of 14th St. . POR lease. 8-room Spanish, 4 bedrooms, t Automotive _____ 140 to 149 TRADE your' useless gifts for something 92 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 0 SHOO cash; balance due 1935, 7... 880. 953 17th St Phone 34351. 24042. Letterheads, 1000, 14; envelopes, useful. 1650 Ocean Ave. bath* 910 Georgina Pbone owner. 33363. 1000, 13. check book blotters, 1000, 13.00. STANLEY A. KOCH RATES PER UNE PEB DAf CHILDREN'S FROCKS GENTLEMAN has article ready to place on 611 Bay Cities Bldg. Phone 21129 POUR rooms, two bedrooms, extra bed 3-ROOM cottage la court: range, frigid.* EUCALYPTUS wood. 118. Coal, coke. II. and stove. Apply 811 Tenth St. Oats ROOFING Haines. 2712 B. M Blvd. Phone 25922. the market. Wishes partner with money extra bad. 848-0 18th St. Oarage. SB or more consecutive times Be MOTHER - GOOSE SHOP, 1220 Wllshlre: to finance This will be a big thing. If REAL bargain. 318 23rd St. New. never oc Interested, phone 84409 cupied, beautiful 2-story Mediterranean 6-ROOM Spanish bungalow, 2 bedrooms: 26 week days and 4 Shopper insertion* Ph. 24T49. Your materials or ours. Hand RAY CITIES ROOFING COMPANY 130 FOR RENT—Apartments, Furn. 1 to 29 consecutive times . - 12c 80A FERTILIZER home, 3 full baths, 4Cbedrooms, 2-unlt heat) Sood location; double tar. 62132. work., smocking, dolls, coat sets, dresses - 1724 STANFORD STREET furnace; best location in city: wonderful Sboppei counted a* full day. ESTABLISHED 1918 PHONE 23704 CIGAR stand, complete stock: must sell 1 to 6 consecutive times Me FERTILIZER—Now Is the time to think of at once, 324 Santa Monica Blvd. view; no reasonable offer refused. G. A. 5-ROOM stucco house, fSO a month. 1657 Additional charge ot Be per line when CORSET BUSINESS Hogan. builder, phone 25973. Buena Vista Apts. -Euclid Bt. Garage. SALVATION ARMY lawn and garden. For real cow fertilizer, Beautifully furnished singles, gas, lights, Monday Is included. (_> call-.- the Brentwood Stock Farm. Santa 94 MONET TO LOTAS—Real Estate 1 to 2 time* ----- I8c Monica 61944 or 63433. PLAY SAFE steam beat: frlgldalre; maid service In ATTRAC, small house, only one on lot, at ** Additional charge of Be per line when SPIREIXA made to mess, corsets r id bras- WHEN you have any salvage Buy this attractive stucco double bunga cluded at 135 and up. 7th BBS Idaho 2427 21st St. Phone 23520. siere-glrdies Mrs. Glbb, 1211 Sth. 26696. low, 927-29 16th St. Ideal location. Bar Monday ts Included materials, such" as old FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ Minimum charge SOc clothes, books, magazines, Money for gain price: $8000; no trades. Owner on 5 ROOMS. 8 bedrooms, steam heat, water ER. ALSO HORSE MANURE BUY FROM property. Phone 21999. BERNICE APTS. Minimum space, two lines. 10 average DETECTIVE AGENCIES newspapers, lying around OLD RELIABLE OLIVER PARE. 64539. paid; garage; adult*; 110. 1848 Lincoln. words ln the way at home call— Financing New Homes Meat up-to-date, furnished tingle and Note—The Outlook Shopper ts a free de- THE SALVATION ARMY double Apia. Reasonable rent. Inspection 5-ROOM, 8 bedrooms; auto, heater; tarat*. LAWS FERTILIZER, BEST ON MARKET Invited. 1149 12th St.. near WUshlr*. liters to non-subscribers of the Evening Bracket! Merchant Patrol INDUSTRIAL WAGON WELt CURED SHAVER DAIRY. 62070 CITIZENS MORTGAGE To "Save Foreclosure Adults. 135. 610 BUI St. Outlook, with an approximate circulation DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. PR 36144. Ph. S. M. 28750 or 22621 AND SECURITTES-ee. 1500 down buys "-room s-flccoT" 3" bed of 13.000 BEST fertiliser for lawn and shrubbery rooms; overlooking ocean; tile bath, nice Criterion Apts. US FOR RENT—Houses Furnished Rote— "Consecutive times" does not SHOE REPAIRING Prompt delivery. Prlckett Dairy. 71345 mean consecutive Mondays, etc.. but con DRESSMAKING. MILLINERY 222 Santa Monica Blvd. yard; balance 14400. 311 Arizona. S. M A11rac live singles, doubles and bachelor's: secutive, days. everything Included, tag*. latQI. 1303 3rd. HEELS, leather" or rubber, 25 cents; ball 3-ROOM stucco home, 14750: near Carlyle; For 30- time order* the rata per line will SMART dresses, old ones cleverly remod-j 81 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 8888 down. This home ls in best resi HOW ARE YOU. be 12 40 soles. 75c ttt IsBUS* shoes; men', half MORTGAGE MONEY eied; coats, suits. Ph. 26241. 1666 Euclid. soles. BL Work guaranteed Louden. 1503 dential section and is worth at least Greene Apartments Situations Wanted—One-halt above rata*, WANTED—Book called "Abnormal Psy Three year straight construction loans $6000. Alexander, 29377. ADVERTISING cash with order Fourth St Across from the Outlook chology of Sex," by Havelock Bills. Box on homes and residential income No 188 Ocean Park Blvd. Two. three and four GOWNS, tailored suits, coats relined; al Tour rental unit? Do rou understand These rates apply also to the West Los terations. 1415 Euclid. 28641. Mrs. Mayer. 2276, Outlook, waiting, no escrow. Bring ln your plans rooms; 118 month; aaS and lights flee. Aneele.. Tribune SPECIAL NOTICES NICE 5-room house an Income let. close In. Sacrificed by builder. Call Wm. C. Carter. POUR room*, tile features, extra bed; real the war newspaper »dvertlslnt rates are WANTED—To buy carpenter tools. What Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. phone 21692. fireplace; garage; reasonable. Also four* based? FLORISTS SPECIAl attention taken on men'* and have you? Phone 23636. ANNOUNCEMENTS ladies' alteration*. Tailoring. OP SANTA MONICA room, unfurn. cottage, O. P. 947 Lincoln. Tha proper way to advertise your vacancy SANFORD I MOBK. 1411 Third St Suit* 1-3 Security Bldg Phone 23363 THREE bedroom stucco home: corner lot; CUT flowers: open Sunday, holidays till 9 WILL buy better kind clothing; also con- only 32800: 1500 cash, balance like rent. REX ARMS APTS—See tt***; 130; beauti la to place tte ad oa e BO-tlma bads, -signment; must be good cond. 1223-A 2nd. PRIVATE money for VACANT and im G A. Breese, 1809 3rd St. Ph. 21382. thereby assurlnt yourself ot constantly 1 DEATH a FUNERAL NOTICES p.m. Rm 11, Pom Pom Flower Shop, 22144. TRUCKS FOR HIRE proved property, Ziffer, 1018 Wilshire ful singles; overstuffed: private phones Blvd. Phone 21233. in each Apt. 1434 Santa Monica Blvd. poundtne oa the renters th* fact that BARRETTO—Max K. Barretto, uncle Of 82 FURNITURE FOR SALE $2750—4-ROOM house, north at Wllshlre. EtRNITURE REPAIRING TRANSFERRING, hour or contract work Jess Comer, 990 Wllshlre. Ph. SS4S3. rou havt 8 vacancy. Then wbea yon Phyllis Barretto. B H Wooddell. 1231 Yale St Ph 22072 have obtained a tenant, pbon* a eaa* -Services Monday at 2 p. m. at the lodge VAUOHANS 95 MONEY TO LOAN—AUTOS New Las Palmas Apts. room of Santa Monica Lodge No. 906, BUILD and repair furniture; wood carving So that we can serve you .better and 102 LOTS FOR SALE LOW BATES. 834 POURTH ST. eellatloa order to the Classified Dept.. B. P. O. Elks. Todd & ^Leslie, -directors. and antiquelng. picture framing. Carl C. VACUUMS REBUILT carry a much larger stock, we have Just aad yon will Be billed only for the Abel, 914 Wilshire Blvd. Phone 29678. doubled the size of our store. number ef times tear ed appeared— BONES—Lena Done.., age 40 years. PARTS and guaranteed service on all Bed, spring and matt., complete —17.00 TODAY'S BEST BUYS Christie Court vacuum cleaners Phone 21652. 48x150. Princeton near Wash., I1TW Remains at the mortuary of Todd & Leslie. Rohertl Bros. Box springs only £6.00 S. A. Scherer Double* 125. '125 Pacific Ave. Ph. 8497S. BUT—you have gained the loweit possible HAILING ONE MILLION DOLLARS TO LOAM 60x145. 25th sear Alta ___I1850 rate, aad have tncreaaed your chance* WEATHER STRIPPING New Monterey beds (Philippine mah.) t6 60x149. -0th near Marguerite I.IHm SINGLES, 122.50 up: doubles, 132 50 up: GREENLEAF—Albert B. Greenleaf. age 92 3-pc. grey bedroom set $15.00 Of results 100 per cent. Tr? Itl years, of 1328 Barry St., West Los An WINTER rate* for short and long hauls. We loan you more and charge you less] Income. 50x150. Mth. M. Wllshlre _J3400 steam heat, refrigeration, soft water. 8-pc. dining room set $21 00 Maryland Apts., 188 Holllster. geles. Jenkins Van St Storage, phone 22338 or LEAKY, drafty window* and doors. 65c a 5-pc. dining room set 115.00 TEN YEARS' PUBLIC CONFIDENCE See Mr. Deebank with U. B. Rapp Services Saturday, Jan. 10th at 3:30 p. in., 11385. 206 Broadway. Santa Monica. 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 21112 sash up. Atlas Weather Strip Co., 62233 Breakfast set _ 17 up. Ranges _J7 up WEEKLY rate*, double tunny, large Apt. at the Memorial Chapel of Todd St Davenports 17 up. 3-PC. day, sets tn un BORROW OM YOUR CAB Phone 23285 ___ Leslie. ______—PAID POR OR WOT 50x150. NORTH »r "WmHIW. Wtit 61 17 U» Oversturf; 2 beds, tile bath, shower; ta*. HEMSTITCHING— -WGKIAVS EXCHANGE Large assortment of rugs, all prices.] light; BIB. 1343 llth St. AMD ASK POR CLASSIFIED Off. desks, 17 up. Play, piano 188, beauty St.. 8800 cash. 8800 T. D. due 1934; price a JONES—George Merritt Jones, hus- Day beds IT up. Beds SI. Springs $1.25 »1400. E. T. Hill, 1181 Wilshire, Ph. 22398. . Jms* -> b-r-a a' Sir*. Olive Jonas of 3180 HEMSTITCHING, picotlng, 5c yard;' dress CAKES, elites, bread, gifts; pies to order. 2227 Main St., cor. Strand 3-ROOM. first floor, located on but Una: HALF of double bungalow. 828 California 1231 Lincoln Blvd., between Wilshire and garage, water, electricity furnished; 125. /Bv La Mesa Drive, and father of making, tailoring. 1514 4th. near Outlook. Grace Jirciiier, 431 Wilshire. Ph. 23038. Arizona. Open till 8 p. m. Phone 26009. BARGAINS! Lot 08 llth St.. north of Oar* Ave. One bedroom,-large living and dia- ' "- Mrs." K A. Wright and Mrs- Ocean Park lrle, 12375. Lot on 18th. l'_ blocks trom 556 Radctiff. Pacific Palisades. T-ST : Ing room comb., with extra he.: clean Montana. 11850. Owner."" 121 llth St. and well furn. Garage. Also classy double —ft-ipti E. P-Pi.w. e 2-TONE walnut dining table and 8 chairs OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Masonic service Saturday, January 10. at POOR large rooms, two beds; ground floor; Apt., modern, at 1128 Sth St. Owner 122.50; mahogany mantel clock 32.75: ve LOT S block 8, Pacific Palisades; near near junior high; consider child; taratai phone 21711. 2 p. m. at the Memorial Chapel of ANNOUNCEMENTS lour upholstered daybed, chair, rocker, Todd At Leslie, EMPLOYMENT ocean and McCormick estate; big sacri pared altar. IBM IStt St. Phone 83848. .119.50: 1 doz. roll flat top office desks, 13 fice; make offer. HEmpstead 05SB. up; 15 O, S. suites, 39 and up; 4-burner. AUTO LOANS THREE room* aad bath, furnished, 818. EAEI—Francis "¥. Earl, age 72 years. Hus- FUNERAL DIRECTORS « HELP WANTED—Female high oven ranges $3 75 and up: high] FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOAN8 E. T. Yates, Realtor band of Mrs. Ale.n Ear. of 1222 Electric CORNER Apt or court site, north Wilshire, 1188 Arizona Ave. Phone 29609. grade fountain pen ink, an colors, quart ata aw WAY TO LOAM 62x150, exceptional price, location. 24161. INSURANCE. LOANS, RENTALS Ave- Venice, and father of Charles P., bottles 25c each, regular 81.80. Thous SEE MRS. PAUL Dalton C. and Glenn Earl. Kerkelie, Bernard & Peek. WOMEN who have extensive acquaintance! 3 ROOMS aad bath, newly decorated: rent ands -of bargains. It will pay you to look SUPER FINANCE CO. LOT on Montana, 87x184: level: must sac reasonable. Inquire at 814 Sth St. PHONES 25519. 21711, 521 S, M. BLVD. •Services' Saturday at 10 a. m. at the SONERAL DIRECTORS - ^ •""""""•*"'-*" 55 canvassing them over. Lincoln Furniture Co., 1609 you can make money at once; perma Phone 25688 201 Santa Monica BI*o rifice at 11500. Phone 38831 or 23119. Memorial Chapel of Todd Sc Leslie. 202 Mala St.. Ocean Park. Phone 61102 and 1611 Lincoln Blvd.', Venice. Ph. 65232. nent connection; repeat business cred 97 MONET TO LOAN Miscellaneous THREE room*: tarage, 130. Call Apt. a $55_Worth $85 KOCH—Adolph M. Koch, at Belvedere 20 Avenue 17. Venice Phone MS ited. Call S. M. 22412, between 7 and t 1551 16th St. o'clock this evening. NEW Congoleum rugs 12.95; new 40-lb. 103 BUSINESS PROPERTT Five rooms, two bedrooms, ^completely Sanitarium. Los Angela*. mattress, $2.95: good 2-plece living set, SUNSHINE lodtes, 8 rooms, dinette, bath; furnished: near Carlyle. 332 Uth St. Remains at the Ocean Park parlors of Kirkelie. Bernard & Peek. Funeral no Price-Daniel Co., Inc. 119.50; 3-pc. living set $25: new unfin Need Money? Read Thtol- 125-FOOT OCEAN FRONT corner; hotel OT garage: 2 adults; no pets. 830*0 10th St. 11567 SANTA MONICA BLVD. WOMAN with sales ability above average, ished chiffonier S3 75:. JBeds S,3; .spring. GILLETTE Resent Square, 8-room house, tice later. to assist manager in field: If you are the n t . Her* row aae obtain a loan ot 110 to Apt. alta: a aacilfl**. Address p. o. Box beautifully furnished, grand piano: spac West Lo- Angela* Phone WLA 32873 tl; heaters tl and up: andirons 13.75, 1300 quickly and privately ONLY SIG 171. Hermosa Beach, Cai. NEW sunny doubl* Apt 135. n MIC* 4-room and eataet* «8BB Bird 9L SEVENTH AND ARIZONA. 8 M. -r!I.>-fi*S!-M£_ ¥ -_ " *- o ''---+8ECRETA«-Al-, hostess; or real estate: 1 OR 3 attractive rooms, adjoining bath; Reasonable. Also I 100*8 »tucco: aafaawr SIX large rooms. 3 bedrooms; 888: adults; Member Apt. House Asso One 8. M. class capable; have car. Phone 34990. furnace heat; residence loca. Ph. 344SS. near ocean and business. 1118 3rd St. successfully taught bymaiL Write Pacific !J— • OUTLOOK CLASSIFIED ADS 2317 California Ave. - - MENDENHALL School. Rm 23 IB. US E. 1st. Long Beach. J HOUSEWORK by .xeliabla woman: neat: BUNGALOW, (la rooma,. two bedrooms 131—Attractive cottat*. bedroom and day- v.__— ____ _._. _Z ** Plata cook: beat references. Ph. 21180. 121 ROOMS AND BOARD 1037 Bar 81 Bfcene 83*83. bed: gar.: yard: food loca. 1353 Stanford. WANT lady _tt_h <«• to work nal estate, t • '"""" ' ' —Funeral Home insiiia-xa »*4- .enni_: aouu uppqirunltrt-OME laundry, wet wash, rough dry or REAL bom* with a____l family: pleasant SIX room*, two bedroom*; ISO. 1138 31st BUNGALOW court, furn., sln*l«. elec re- " Mwia mtr~ PHONE lor right party. Box 2272. OaUook. finished, very reasonable. Phone 38951. room. 3818 Uth St. Phone 81308. St. Phon* 2*302. frlterator; corner 16th and Washintton. ___S____RS3a____ frT ™ ' ' '. ^T" • -~ -:--_.--. .----4 ~<,~" FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE RENTALS LEGAL NOTICES iCarnival Season in \Llfe Composed &f .... -.___. ___.-.-. .. «. "-« - -dercd the Ith day of July. A D. Panama to Be Dull Series of _i 13* FOR RENT- Bouses Furnished lM1 for ^ sum ^ ---JJ THOUS- Veteran Official Japan Threatens PANAMA, Jan. 8 (U.R>—Merchants, I SILVElttON. Ore, Jan. • _,_ ,_ AMD ON-. HUNDRED SEVENTT- News of Venice District i cafe owners and cabaret operators — Chief of Police Arthur REAL ESTATE _S .tBURAMGB j THREE and 60 100 (W0.173-30.IW- here are resigned ,o the prospects | never has luck in tluuBlaf CHAS A TEGNER. PIONEER AGENCY lew lawful money of the United j of a dull carnival season. In pre when he needs it, but his Ufe mtSW Pbone 21716 814 Santa Monica Blvd j Slates, besides costs and interest. 11 With 811 funds of tbe Venice I "During .the year .981. apprcad- vious years the municipal an (.na run to that number. __ •_^_i '••- — ; •" ' .• .**** ;—~~ have levied upon all the right, title, 1 Chinese Blockade tional treasuries gave generous Called by Death He* sailed from Hoboken s*J&Ji council of Parent-Teacher associa- j mately $100 000". was spent on beach BTO-Corstuff: 4y roomsbungalo, bathw court: adults, fwniihaB. 1249-A: over30th-. j clalm ahd mteresf of said deten- support to the public fete that pre o'clock, Dec 11. 1917. At Hah-B§ dant ALBERT FUCHS of. in and tO I tions and funds from a number of development work in this area." the Max K. Barretto First tne individual associations tied up report states. "This amount Ls In cedes the Lenten season, but Hector a convoy of 11 ships was tatmtkm 80S 25-GB ST. — Spanish type BOD-*, esclu- the following described real estate Tokio Considers Bringing Veht— —ny— hfrft. ft*, told busi and tbey were 11 days slve; mmOmt ta aatla_ 8_>oae 25591. situate-in the Count*—ef Loe An __ .. —grnh'-—- ~JJ*L__j____l--osed Flrg_Naiion8t Bank j addition.tu tire 9&&SQO which IB an- Liverpool. He arrived mt' Police Chief, Diem of Venice. P.-T. A. workers have[ nually spent on maintenance of our ness men tnat times are too hard geles.—State of California, and Preeeurc to Bear to (or the~municiuallly te make aajr Prance, 11 days later, 125—BEAUTIFULLY furnished, four-room announced a benefit card party lor beach and guard service. Principal contribution, while nothing ls ex- I months after leaving America 8* house, with garage. 1753 77th St bounded and—described as follows: at Age of 82 End Boycott Lot one 11) Block M. Palisades next Tuesday night, proceeds to be] among the achievements- of -the- pec ted from the National govern- |ll a. m, Nov. 11. 10 J 8. the An____ used for carrying on—the welfare j beach-development .committee dur- 115—BEAUTIfULLY furnished, two-room Tract, as per map thereof ,_#•»- i Continued from Page 1) < Con Untied (rem Pare 11 "V ment. istice was signed. house; tas? light; adults. 1788 17th St corded in the offices of the coun work among needy children. 'inc the past year was the com pie- It is practically certain that, the At that time he was in the llth Including pub- company, jL T. __,—jlth military- 4-ROOM furnished house; every conven ty of Loe Angeles. State at Cali mission ience. 8S37 Hlthland. O. P. Ph. 64849 fornia, in book 7 and paste 154 of auguraj the selec- district .French) and there maps, and known -by the address comni" a carnival II — IB his squadron. NICELT lurunlitd 4-i uum - houte. alf~con- Ot~ 130—xtfehude^lrtve. Santa ll.fflHW banquets and Tsniannaa; 1 bedrooms. 1143 18th. Venice. Monica. California Said property plaee. -— r 5 fl >m , Overweight Cause* .stands of record In the name of man _^_ thTp__itio_ In"the"elee-1 ££"-•»*••"? 1 7 •*•"_*J&Hlt'_£_. 1S_f7T^H°" °i J__L-2"f? __!I* *-*• American note also probably ,. PLEASANT, sunny, 7-room bung.: * bed*. n t c, t , l Mo -tw ,t M rooms, ..replace; dble gar. 150. 887 3rd. Jot-anna L. Fuchs. I tion he was defeated by -TWft !^."»ll-_* *;*, «S i *^ ^ _i? M . .,, ff '' ? -« -ftr-itoiWfen"n--itinc8 tot7fff_./_er /tfail _4&f PttiJSC NOTICE 38 HEREBTtTownsend. jr^^^8^^"^^^^^^!!^^.r^^ie^^JSif!! Onlna to any new demands for rut/«"-r -""fe" -»•» Most Foot Trouble..-_.«__«* GIVEN That I wiU on Monday, thet Several members ot the Santa -*- •** proceeds. Tickets wi8 be-3S' th8_B_rious lack of. l-tamliMrtlonfmiaty rcsursrkatlon of Its position' Spfirrh fttT Swttln\.mJ: *-P.u-s- Jan- • _TB—J*"* 133 FOR RENT 2*5' ^y«*-ar>/l D. 1932. at Monica police force, including Capt. cents each hg"&'1,M n**™** our <-*ean C_WsS whte_T TokS \,HOISMTOS Mich Jan FwJE Stth ^Z^r^f^t T__JS5 OFFICES AND DESK ROOM— nVeiockM of thatdasUn-fronter E. E. Randall. Detective Lieutenant __ Mtrtrlbute Work Front. mieht make __ ,^ u"' M w" *7_n, i __}*__.J. v..^ P_,lnted <5aJLl?1*t*3r thsfew* Housedoord.rtheCoun- Ben Carnllo. Joe Miller and Walter Resen at ions may be made through ."During 1931 the appropriation W^ a,s £ m_*3!_.!,e• ii^__.*n^ra___J!_*1_-t ane,lMjV_!_xo£1,n?. *? 5L IMALL office room Sits phone attendant, P bookkeeper available. 408 Broadway. t?of^ ASS.1?^B?^wa^S. IJpscomb. started under Barrett^ Bny I*VT. A. member Mrs. J. PhilLf $23,000 WM-W^edC^eoW ££__. °ind.°Techn& heT _^ ^o ed cliild^n^,. trance, sell at pubBe-BUCtlon, lorUdminlstratton as chief of po ^ Hnger. couneu president, and Mra Venice Shore Protection fund, and WITH OPTIMISM IN CHINA =* a^h*_? ta^oot Timldn? _^^L^sra to •______lawful money of the United _S_ateB,fl«* they are unAnimouB in declar- Robert Path. councU ways and made available for beach itudy and HANKINO, Jan 8 *T—Receipt of fhlch a Mirru_a_f min hones to with fhtw t^ ™. rtS stra-h. 134 FOR RENT M,chifi n man hope to Stores, Business Sites -Slthe rtghtftitle, claim and inter* "J8, he was one of the finest »^ me-uvschainnan head the general development. Thus -over $200,000 news from Washington that the J«Sd * * ^i^L ^ Sou_iS woSld!te _._t J „M Hafiindant ALBERT officers Santa Monica has ever committee which Includes one rep- has been stient for bearh _-i„t. u m i_c.vpnii.ient Iviri invoked t_WTU^iL-. ,!«-._.__. «... janeaa. loot trouoies wouia oe STORE for teat ta Rapp block M 8 est of saia aeienaant Ai---r.ni ( resentative frr_m enrh nf th» .ioht „_,?,-_.«J/f , otacn mainte- u. is. governmem nan invoicedi tne • Recently Piofessor Fisher received! greatly reduced, provided tbej Rapp. 1418 Montana Ave Phone 2111* k FUCHS of. tn-and to the above des- known. 77, j aSatio^The representativ. e "from eacheigh ast- nance and development this year. _n«-Power treaty^ in connection ^ tetter ^ a man whose name!wear khoes that_t them." he said. e The wlth , u 1 m%$mmm __£*___ • •.•—-?--- ,^_-:- ; p-_ ,_ •• , "' v . Kgg^^i-'^'T'jfW , -. ' •' PAGE TWENTY EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 Ely Culbertson's lenz Cuts Down Contract Bridge Yards A-208 REACHING THE RIGHT Culbertson Lead CONTRACT- - IV has been my contention that 1500 Gay Hollywood Cretonnes the game Invitation two-bid in the Advantage Drops to Mere Official system, so highly regarded by Mr. Lenz and other advocates, is 8,770 Points; One not a good bid in thfftrit preempts the place of a Session to Go much more impor tant bid. It—is of Special Purchase NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (_P>—A sensa little value tn Drapery Week tional spatt in the home stretch by reaching slams,. m» Sidney S. Lenz and Com. Winfield because of the-lackJ Liggett, Jr., left Ely Culbertson's | And the greatest Drapery-Event in our his I of accurate tafor- _ side only 8,770 -points ahead today 1 matlon regarding tory, begins Saturday. Prices portray _____ in the contract bridge match. It honpf^W-CKS con-l ry. ad end tonight with the playing of J dramatic fashion die lowest levels in years lor This Event! veyet io the part frwklm the last six of 150 rubbers. By thai ner, T3_a -story-it-- . . . and all with no sacrifice of quality. ID*YARD . largest gain of any session by either tells, If any? in the j side-—5.405 points—Lenz and Liggett story of playing- reduced Culbertson's plus last night Itricks.. Picadilly to the lowest figure it has been The second deal IS. 36-Inch Fine since before Christmas. Culbertson of Rubber No. 30 of my match of Boston Weave and a new partner of one night,- lflOJ hands"__with Sidney S LenzJ 54-in. VELOUR Howard Schenken. a New York im showed-the following distribution of Warp Prints porter, won.only one of seven rub-, the cards: Colors: Blue . . . Rose . . . Red Curtain Net bers and netted only 60 points in • • . Brown . . . Rust . . . Green rv Imagine a genuine warp South, Dealer. 40 inches wide, in ecru that. They failed to score in two print at this price. It has rubbers. North-South vulnorahla shade only. A sheer, soft never been our pleasure be Tbe rubber standing of tbe series Mr. drapery material for win became 74 for Culbertson and 70 m 10 8 7 5 m fore to offer such value. See dow treatments. Apartment [Tor Lenz, the points 118,240 for Cul . AQI the large range of patterns bertson. -and 109,470 for Lens. 0 — house owners, hotel owners, Doubt .to Remain * A J 9 8 7 4 and color combina There remained no doubt with economical home owners, Mr. C-Jbe-tauB Mfa. Ou_-wrtM,» n tions. Usual 35a.... neutral experts that Culbertson note. 16c would' collect his long-end bets to UQJI m A 8 6 2 night, yet—his opponents—in- the J-CLIO 9 6 4 2 £ Yard „ 12c world of contract will find much JO J 784 o Q 10 9 jf cause to dobut the value of the * 6 « 3 * long match as a test of rival bidding 10 6 Figured 50-Inch French systems. ttr. tmmmmr $1.65 Value .... Deep Pile Out of tlje match will emerge the ||i No C. O. D. No Delivery genial commander as a great pinch ' \ _P Rayon Gauze Marquisette V K J 8 7 6 . . . . Limit of 10 Yards .... hitter. For 41 rubbers in which Lig 0 -~~- gett has played in place of Oswald Rich patterns on this highly A closely woven fine drap Jacoby, who had a dispute with * K y 3 J sa Lenz, the plus of Lens's side is 8,070 The Kidding: lustrous rayon fabric. Sheer, ery fabric in ecru shade points, making it virtually as im 1 /~.*i South West North East pretty and practical for all only.' A value—you've paid possible for Liggett to have a ___ *T_B!_ fyTH deficit 88 for Lenz Kfwia the match. *•" Pane S4% 3<> rooms in the home. 65c per yard for Mrs. Culbertson Back -** 60 «* 60 /vl Mrs. Culbertson will be opposite Dbl. 35c value 19c many times 21c her husband at the card table again _*»„_ Pass 6 A FASHION SCOOP! A Most Values .xtrao»-dinary to $6.00 Spring Straws Value- Regular Only Stock. No Seconds -or $195 Substandards On Sale in Wash Dregs • 1 Section. Lovely new split pea ~§ECONB nut bodies, new FLOOR- 2 for $1.00 &&- -_*oyos—ha ti "that sold st $3.95 to $4.95 in spring 1931. Black, brown, navy, Nassau blue, red, green. Ma trons' styles I Wom Seldom, if ever, have Enna JeUicks been offered en's hats! Smart Miss at -hi* low prim*. Come early, while sixes and - styles! styles are complete. Brown, Black, Suedes, milHnery Shop Saturday) Patent, White Kid and Blonde Kid and Calf W-08 AN&IO^WWflF^m leathers. . OEOICATBDTO seavici r< bn •• IMI mmm IM IM M_I I .Sffi_S__3____ . ?ja___s *W PAGE FOURTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, l»32