Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 7

LINCOLN EVENING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936. SEVEN NAVAL PLANES CARRY TO A VERY, INVITINQ QROUP of Executive Seti Out to Do Some Bone fiihinf Off Aadroi. MIAMI, (UP). Mail wu loaded abarrd navnl plane for President Rooaevelt ht Mt out for bone tiMhing off Middle Bight, Andros Island, In the Bahama. Bone fishing regarded as the sportiest of angling efforts in the southern waters and tried in shallow territory.

Mr. Roosevelt reported more "excellent luck" in COATS, SUITS and the deep parts of tonguue of the ocean Thursday near Green Cay. Hi anch orange Friday leaves bun within hailing distance of the American coast but there is no in dication he will end his cruise much before the scheduled two to inspire Easter ensembles weeks is up Monday. The naval places earring the second load of mail. for the president are due to reach late today, giving the Chief Executive a good assignment of work before return vJ) rx 2 Smart is the life of ing to shore.

A1LORS YESTA CHURCH IS BURNED Takes Fire Just Before Funeral of Oarl Starlin. TECUMSEH, Neb. Vocalist who wwc to mng at the funeral of Carl Starlin, youth killed in COATS HTHEY are long-time favorites with fashion equally smart early or late in the season. They are invariably becoming given to man? Interpretation All-American in their expression of dash and delight. CIBSON SAILORS, SPANISH EFFECTS, BRETONS, BRIEF BRIMS, WIDE BRIMS.

Sugar-loaf crowns, flat crowns, classic crown. Flower, fruit, quill and veil trim. Novelty straws. Black, brown, navy and some light shade. Foarth Floor aa accidental shooting, were in '5 the Vesta Methodist church prae ticing songs Just previous to the hour for the funeral, when they discovered the church to be afire.

The fire had probably been started fmm mrt A Vt a enrrtaA mnA Add a TOUCH OF PERFUME to your Easter costume FINE PERFUME0 Dispensed from Original Flacons in dainty dram bottles. iyJ LEj famM onir on direct import or from authorised importer. Prices per Dram ROJAJS'E JASMIN. 50. ROJANE TOJADA, 50c MARY DUNHILL GARDENIA.

75c CUERLAIN SHALTMAH. 2.60. GUERLALN LIU. 2.00. CUERLAIN SOUS DE VENT (Southern breeaa 1.20.

CUERLAIN VOL DE NOT (Night Fliht). 1.20. CUERLAIN L'HEURE BLEUE. 1.00. CUERLAIN RUE DE LA PAIX.

1.00. CUERLAIN JICKY (prfum) fnr tit 4fle. CARON POUR UN HOMME. 45c. CARON FLEURS DE RO-CMU (Rock Cardan).

2.00. CARON LES POIS DE SEN. TEUR DE CHEZ MOI (Swet Pe.) 2.40. CARON BELIDDGIA. ISO.

CARON LIN FINI. 75e. CARON EN AVION. 1.75. A NUIT DE NOEL (Christmas Night).

2.iS. CARON ACACIOSA. 1.65. CIRO SURRENDER. 1.90.

CI RO REFLEXIONS. 1.95. CIRO BOUQUET ANTIQUE. J.00. RALLET CONFESSION.

1.75. RALLET No. 1. 6Sc. RALLET GARDENIA.

63c. CORDAY TOUJOURS MOI. 1.00. VIGNY GOLLIWOGG. 75c.

LAVIN Y9IN. 1.25. LAVIN SCANDAL. 1.50. LYDES VIOLETTE.

38c LYDES LA FLEUSDULAC 38e. LYDES LE BOULEVARD. 63c. LYDES L' HEURE DU BAIS-ER. 50c.

LYDES AMBRE DES PAGO- DES. 38c. LYDES DEAR MADO. 50e. LANSELLE DIAMOND.

1.50. LANSELLE HEARTS. 1.50. LANSELLE SPADES. ISO.

LANSELLE CLUBS. 1.50. ROGER-CALLET VERA VIO-LETTE. 19c. ROGER -GALLET FLEURS D'AMOUR.

41c HONORE PAGAN MIMOSA. 31c. WEIL ZIBELINE. 1.75. WEIL BAMBOO.

2.00. CHERAMY CAPPI. 38c. ELIZABETH ARDEN BLUB GRASS. 1.25.

Toilet Goods Tlrst rtoor DRESSY style of uil-liard fabric double-breasted reefer with fulled-top Gibson sleeve swaggers with tuxedo front or high closing. SPORTS coat of fleece, monotone twrrdl and kra-flex. Unusually smart wag-ger mode in high and pastel shade. the edifice was soon aflame. Word was sent to the Tecumseh fire department for help, and the towns E0 i -r Jin First quality SEMI-SERVICE and CHIFFON RINGLESS SILK i SUITS HOSE I 1 69 Cpair I MANNISH tailleur styled of men' teear hairlinm and checked fabrics.

SWAGGERS in all smart lengths, with tucked neckline and shoulder interest hoeed and dressy fabric. WARDROBE suits featuring the all-practical navy or brown swagger coat and contrast or match in under jacket suit. people formed bucket brigades, but the church was entirely destroyed with all its contents. The school house, close to the burning building on the west, and the parson age just to the east and the second hougftJto' the east, the residence of Hiram Howe, caught fire several times, but the flames were extinguished. The church building was frame, a good sized structure and not very old.

There was $2,500 Insurance on the building and $300 on contents. The funeral of the Starlin youth was held at the Tecumseh Christian church Thursday afternoon, Rev. W. M. Smitheram of Crab Orchard in charge of the services.

Interment was In Vesta. The burned church was the only one In Vesta RANCHER ISJHJND DEAD Swan Stevens, Bachelor, Came From Switzerland. 2 prs COBBIE BILLED' a youthful mode in square-toe pump A good-fitting Blllie pump that promises much wear and comfort as well as snappy appearance for sports and run about. Low heel. BLACK, BROWN OR WHITE.

DRESSES I 1.35 rHIFFONS in a clear, sheer quality and shades preferred for tpring wear am-Wtan, moke, toumwear, paprika, high-noon, marimba. SEMI SERVICE hose with lisle tops and feet, rlmba, pago and Highnoon, ma-London mist col BINGHAM, Neb. OP). 8wan Stevens, 65, bachelor ranchman, was found dead in the kitchen of NAVY SHEERS expressing significance in bolero over detailed white organdie or in a square linen veste outlined with self niching. SILVERTONES (acetates with wool-like tetxure) tailored coat and dress ensemble in pastel for sice 14Va to 26V.

REDINGOTES in matron's mode dark wool coats over printed frocks. Second Floor his ranch home, 13 miles south of here, apparently the victim of a heart attack. ors. Garden county officials who investigated believed Stevens had heen dead for several days, and 8 to 1 I 10V I Hosiery First Floor to Aoiimi'i Shoe Socend Floor asserted no Inquest will be held He had not been seen Monday ymmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmm Ill III llllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIWllfW His body was found by Howard Lotsplech, neighbor living a mile north. The body was taken to 302 MEN'S SHIRTS i (Double the accent in Boutonniers Hyannis, where funeral services will be held Sunday.

Steven came here from Switzerland 40 years ago and had been operating hi own ranch for about ten years -to CLOSE Broken lots from regular stock; He had no known relatives in each 50' eome slightly mussed and soiled. this country. DEATHS OF NEBRASKANS Charles Tangney, FALLS CITY. News was re Another triumph in AMERICAN POTTERY Beautiful, new lightweight MODERN DINNERWARE We believe this line ha mora artistic merit than any creation ws) have seen at double the pries). TWO PATTERNS (both, open stock) "Vena Alba" An ALL WHITE pattern.

61-piece set (for 8) TO Zfi special AnWwV Dinner platet, i fr each Cupi and taucert, 45 "Wee Three" Sale of 900 WOMEN'S LINEN 'Kerchief 18c 3 for 50c ALL WERE HANDMADE IN A CHINA. Pstel and white handkerchiefs accented with fine drawn work, appliques and embroideries. Rolled, cut and spoke hems. Regular higher priced values Handkerchiefs First Floor New arrivals in BLOUSES 295 A FAVORITE RETURNED ihort-ilteted tailored crepe blouse with back pleat, varicolored studs and Roman stripe bow tie. Very popular this season! pASTEL AND WHITE A SHEERS blouses with tucked-fronl or pleated double jabot.

Sires 34 to 40 Second Floor ceived here of the death at Denver of Charles Tangney, 53, native Shirts originally priced 1.65 (a few more) 137 REDUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME; the remainder have heen offered in previous sales. of Rulo and former Salem real dent. His widow, two sons and JT is smart to repeat the color of gloves, handbag or other accessory in a boutonniere. Carnatiom, for Instance, present newest accessory colors Biarritz green, Deauville red, chamois, blue, pink and others. Violeti, gardenias, roses and other flower also offer color Inspirations for smart mating.

Neckwear First Floor a daughter survive. Mrs. Henry Wiggins. RED CLOUD. Word has been Nearly half of the lot are madras shirts; the remainder, broadcloths.

Sizes 14 to 18. Many of them white Almost all with non-wilting collar Men's Wear First Floor received here of the death at Cambridge Tuesday of Mrs. Henry Wiggins, former Webster county Dcoration of three, tiny flower in red and green. Rd lin on mmmmmammmamaTmHwmmmGrsm IIIIllhliillliilliiliElilKIIBIillil wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm WW resident She grew to young womanhood here and taught in this county for a number of year. The family went to Cam $15 THIRD FLOOR bridge nearly 30 years ago.

Flora Harden Carter. edge. 61-piece set (for 8), special Dinner platet, each Cup and tauceri, pair Be sure of your smartness in JUNIOR MISSES' 45c SEWARD. Word has been re 50c ceived here of the death of Mrs. Girls Organdie Dresses for Easter affairs 1.95 to 5.95 WHITE AND PASTEL Flora Harden Carter, a former Fifth Floor resident of Utlca, at her home at Sheridan, Wyo.

She was a gradu ate of Utlca high school and the university of Illinois, a former FROCKS (designed for the size, not an age) Pre-Easter principal of the MUford school SALE OF DINNERWARE continues! Patterns we are discontinuing. Values not to be overlooked. 7 PATTERNS IN FINE ENG and taught In Utlca schools. For a number of year had taught In Sheridan and served a principal of two schools there. She was active In the Business and Professional Women's club, the Wom ORGANDIES plain or dotted.

Ruffled and pleated-front sty I est most of them with short puffed sleeve. Size 2 to 16. TROUSER SPECIAL 4ft LISH DINNERWARE (all, open en club, American Legion auxili Neckwear strikes many notes Here is an assortment to give anything one might wish. PIQUES, ORGANDIES, 650 ll lock) 15 to 13 off resnlar prlea 4 PATTERNS IN NORITAKE (sets only) ary, church and civic affairs. Surviving are her husband, Charles Carter; a stepson, Charles H.

Carter; her. father, D. G. Harden, Blackfoot, slater, Mr. 1 I CREPES, LINENS, NETS, MOUSSELINE DE SOIE.

Soft 1 REGULAR l.S AND S.M AIX WOOL TROUSERS. Pleated front; tom with talon fasteners. Cheeks, whidowpane patterns, plain colors. Oxford, llrht srey, light an dark brown. Sires IX to 10 I95 Claude Coltraln, Lincoln, four Original jy.S 54-piece sets 19.75 other sisters, Mrs.

W. R. Robbins, Blackfeet, Mr. J. M.

Norrl, Girls' White Slips COTTON slips with built-up shoulder, sties A Mis Bertha Harden, Chester. Pa. and crisp effect in vestees and collars of many, many styles. 1.00 and I.95 first Floor KAYSER Button-hack 3 PATTERNS IN BAVARIAN CHINA (sets only) Mrs. C.

C. Weir, Wilmington, TALON FASTENER SWEATERS FANCY BACK SWEATERS In slies 11 to U. Flaln colors an patterns. r.9 to 1. "FELICIA" regular 37.50 72-piece set (for 8) CfCf JQ ana a brother, D.

u. Harden, jr. of Sheridan, Wyo. ALLIANCE J. C.

ELECTS. With full taloa Gloves 2.50 THAKE the compliments of the Margol touch mousseline de soie ruff and front caught with brilliants. Or the ever-rightnes of the navy one-piece frock with iVe fastening and white accents. Or the dashing self-sufficiency of raped or jacketed dress, trimmed in sharkskin or pique. CREPES and SHEERS.

Sizes 11, 13, 15, 17. Misses' Shop aerond Floor With half talon fastened front lastoned front "MODESTY" regular 50.00 otiLewo ven ALLIANCE, Neb. 1111am Burgaard waa elected nrealdent of A 8 EN short 95-piece seta (for 12), 'J SPRING SUITS kiotos wat uil the COTTON slips with California tops. 81m tf a II. 14.

1. Eaeb RC1 FT.K BOTTOM MI.K lips -with hullt-ap shoulder. Rites I It H. da Karh KILK AND SATTy slips with California tops aa lae Inset. St MS It, 14.

1. 1.75 and 1.95 the Alliance Junior chamber of nao la smart I smooth fit. Coral- "ATHENA" regular 29.75 54- commerce at the annual meeting. He succeeds William Heln. John oiontn, nary, forsret.

me-not blue, white, piece sets (for 8), 4-PIErB YMXT STC1TS la wlndowpaM ekaeks. Invisible cheeks an mixta res. ftlses 1 Bjrsa 4-FTECB BUIT9, TAILORED AH STUDENT IT. Mar flnlslied fabrics ts tea patterns. 17.50 Pink, Lid.

violet, sroenbn and Biarrttl uross was elected vice president a iiu 11 to 10 i-on Shenhahn secretary and Third Floor ChlMrra's Action Sreesi. First Floor wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm e-awara Knight treasurer. rtfta Floor "blue grass seed Second Floor swiinirajiiijiiiiiiEapjijiiiitaKiirs DiEiiEiSHijiiiBscManrs iw now I NOTION MEMORANDUM A QUALITY SEED that ha tested 88 pure, 85 germi terry cloth; SToen, blue, WilKamMadgett uid rellow: 10c each, for 25c. nation. Ready for the procession are CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOES REGULARLY Republican tor Lb.J 25c LB.

Special GOVERNOR Fifth Floor MADIRON PACJ, bo of it, 15e 4 for 6Ar. or for 1.00. MAIiIHON rA( box of 50, Me. KOTrx. bo i of 11, ISe; or for Sit.

MODEMS, box Of It, ISe. MODESS, box of SO, tie. CtiRADS, roll of 5e. SANITARY nr.l.TS, 15e. Ite an SOe.

HANITARY APRONS, itc and SOe. TWO-WAY STRKTC'H OIBULKS, 16 Inch. 1.00. Kl ItlNKRT, rabbor imraetnc (Irdle, l.M. MADISON DRF.KS SinEI.DM naln-Mwk donble covered; regular or crescent sire, 8 and 4, tfte pair or for 4Ac.

STEINK MARVRI.ITE DRESS SHIEIJI, HSe pair or lor 1.00. rim THREE IRONING HOARD PAD AND It covers and 1 pad), Kftr. RONINO HOARD t'OVERS, 2Rc and sue. SILVERWARE ROLLS, for pieces, 40e. HOT POT HOLDERS.

washable; VELVET COVERED OARMENT HANGKRN orchid, rose, Jade, blue, yellow and red. Paeknxe of 4Sc. CHILD'S SIZE OARMENT HANOKRs, paeksxe nf for 2(yc. ORFTONNR IAtlNDRV ItAflS, flOe. OARMKNT BAIiR.

holds eight; snap faatener eloslnss 1 .00. RF.TONNR OARMKNT BAS. Space for xarments. Zipper rloslnf. 2.00 an S.00.

Notions First Floor Sound business fr a a. Saturday Bakery Specials T-STRAP SLIPPERS, WIDE STRAP SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS. Plain, perforated or with cul-outs. Well made shoes that will fill summer a well a Easier-time needs. Sizes 8y2 to 12 3.00 and 3.75 Sizes 12V2 to 3 3.00 and 4.50 Sizes 3 to 9 (for junior misses) 5.00 BURNT SUGAR TEA II inree terms Jot of tat In.

Eight yean ex-I pert Auditor. Two 1 torms aldont Loariia of ka Municipalities. Ineas mu ttl will kMp taxes down. m.LLH)f,PA?nF 35c 20c CAKES. Doaen CHEESE BREAD.

Loaf CaiMrea's Fifth.