The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 34

THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW 12 Sunday, July 10, 1949. PIONEER PICNIC DRAWS THRONG A Cu SU NGS WHIM WINO. row COST BU NGS minumit 'VINO. 'OW 11 1 '711- alp" it COHN'S ERECTING $100,000 STORE OHIO STATE FACULTY MAN C. OF C.

SPEAKER Purpose and accomplishments of the Hoover commission on government reorganization will be the subject of an address Tuesday noon by Dr. Harvey Walker of Ohio State university before the Spokane Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Walker is visiting professor of political science this summer at the University of Idaho. He is teaching courses in legislation and public administration as well as filling speaking engagements in jhe area.

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As well as theold-timers, children of pioneers who arrived in the Pacific Northwest 'before November, 1889, also are eligible to become members. But many of the familiar figures in early Spokane life were present to answer at the roll call yesterday, Dr. Frank F. Warren, president of Whitworth college. was the principal speaker.

He stressed that American patriotism extends far beyond the limits of United States. II a Widths 20-26-30-40 ft. Any length you require. I Completely pre-cut. I Bolted 2 5 wood frames.

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land Empire residents recalled past experiences when asked to speak before the crowd. Mrs. Charles Goodsell led the community sing. ing, The day's program came to a close with a performance of old-time fiddlers. Seth T.

Woodard Is president of the society. Col. George S. Clark was the program chairman. 0 ROS CITY i-cv dingo III ROS CITY i-cv dingo tv Ruptured? i Equal Chance Amkett "There must be an equal chance for people of all nations," he commented.

"We Americans should not be satisfied with our own wealth and prosperity. We must use some of our abundance in the care and welfare of the rest of the world," Dr. Warren continued. "Patriotism," he said," is making sure that America is always first and always basically sound, but no goal can be achieved without a sense of complete unselfishness." The day was perfect for a picnic. Later in the afternoon, several In WHY EXPERIMENT? The Honest John Please mad Ina or Illustrated pamphlet Truss NURII with Its sponge rubber and self- Rasta Rot leveling pads holds all ruptures Stet with comfort SR P.

F. RIESSEN Ground Floor MA-6410 READ RV THE PERMANENT Paulsen M. B. Bldg. 1 EARNING CLASSES vo Members of the Spokane County Pioneer society met in sunny Manito park for their traditional July picnic.

Many Remodeling Job Will Restore Fire Damaged Quarters Plans for rebuilding the Ben Cohn Jewelry store into one of the most modern structures of its type in the Northwest were announced yesterday by Ben Brice, owner and manager. Construction, which is now underway, is estimated to be completed by October. The entire project will cost more than $100,000, Mr. Brice said. The store was gutted In a fire January 6 which destroyed almost the entire building and the majority of stock.

Everything in the remodeled building will be new, Mr. Brice said, including all of the stock. Oistinguished by marble front, contemporary eye-level show windows, and a unique system of indirect lighting, the new store hns been deigned by Its Brandt Gessel, Walla Walla architect, Ilas New Feat urea The store will have several features Mr. Brice believes to he new in this area. One is a bank-type vault large enough for a man to walk in.

Lighting in the new store will combine cold cathode incandescent fixtures with fluorescent tubes. All lighting will be almost entirely concealed behind "egg grate louvres and coves," Mr. Gessal reported. The light will be of exceptionally high intensity, he said, but will be without glare. In the basement store, lighting fixtures will play on displays from all four sides and the top of display cabinets, thus eliminating any shadows.

With two sales floors and a mezzanine, the building will have nearlv 6000 square feet of floor space. 'the floor itself will be concrete, with the exception of a terrazzo entrance. Fixtures will be built of a South American hardwood, brioche, which is blond, and has a high lustre. Two special rooms, the silver room and the diamond room, have been planned. The silver room will he a large room, where brides will she invited to come and learn correct table settings, Ben Cohn Jewelry has greatly augmented its of the county's oldest residents were present.

It was a perfect day for the outing, held in the Eighteenth avenue picnic grove. Alter lunch Dr. Frank F. Warren, president of Whitworth college, delivered the principal address. The afternoon was spent in community singing and a performance of old-time fiddlers.

lines of silver, plated and sterling, for the room, Mr. Brice said. For employees, a special lounge with an attached kitchen is being built in the basement. Mr. Brice is leaving on a buying trip August 1 to purchase stock for the new store.

It will specialize in imported goods from all the European countries, he said, "We think the new store will be something the city can be proud of." he asserted. "We want to give! the of Spokane an opportunity to do Fifth avenue shopping on Riverside." The store was founded 39 years ago by the late Ben Cohn, an uncle of Mr. Brice. RESERVE AIR TRAINING SQUADRON PLANS MEETING First meeting of the 9403d volunteer air reserve training squadron. the redesignated 469th composite squadron, will be held tomorrow night at the Spokane army-air force recruiting station, N4 Washington.

High point of the 7:30 meeting will be a review by Lt. Col. Charles E. Packard on "Interim Training Program for Volunteer Air Reserve Uni The squadron is to meet on the second and fourth Monday of each month at the recruiting station, according to Capt. Robert C.

Fyfe, adjutant. 1 444tutv, 0 0 1 4 compare quality! compa COFFEE SHOP SOLI) New Lower Prices The Angel Food Donut and Cot- fee shop. N5222 Market, has boon FRIGIDAIREs sold for a price reported at $405o by Roy Foss and Mr. and Mrs. A.

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