St. Helens mist., July 16, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

MlrlT MWTI1WM
IHcon spent Sunday wlllr
Dnrtllllld.
.i.... u tranaactlng
iwilnnd tart Haturday.
......i. . among visitor.
IXr in t. Ul
alW. poHtm iHlnr lit Reuben.
V'": . u.....lv on p. bus -
(lii)ll '
Ion.
,i ijwrmieo or woouinwn,
J"11'- . ...
r Bait Oi l"" ""' "
,d Monday on business con
nil hi alio '"'UH"-
ii umt A. H. I41K0 re-
Lra 8!UHl.lo Monday lifter
I. ...i. .....I ui Hint tmii-
woe
,'!' ii.,..ll. chiropractor, lft
V,.;. (or a (our daya' bualneas
io nas " "
week-
... ... ,t ilia nroares-
L... f 'tliii Warren district,
Lading buulneas In the coun-
Katuruuy.
nr will be ""''I tn Oodf'ey
July 17tli, fti 6:00
tr mi-mlwr ' " Women's
U huillli-a.
niinr Waaama loiimi wim
(rnt of lumlwr ttlld ere-
Jilornla. nuinnor oi pa-
,pnl aoum on mo
ii.i.i,i of Uke Cliy. Iowa, la
, lt to L. N" unJ family.
,1,1a H favorably Imprnaacd
L, wpkIitii country and ad-
I qillln UKKTi'iu rum i-w-
l Flu. aon ui Kdllor Flr.gg
lilting wlib frlmitla. Mr.
l . nutlvi) of Hi. ll'd-'tia curt
Lr It a former owmr of the
Rirknr of Ctobla departed
Llaf lor Maynnril, Iowa. In
to the aim hiu'iii"iii:ii
mother aa ih-ud. The bur
ba delayed ,.mllng Ilia ar
ountr fair bourd will Uieol
Lw Saturday. nd inaugurate
Lit looking low.'.rd tnukliiK
uuibla oounty talr lunger, not-,
mora successful tluin any yet
Hi county.
Ilirrr lion not I. no It lllllla and
Vr Ordray w.ll Inr.ve Hunduy
k Urnnetl'a sld homo in nu
ll. Haunott hua not visited
knar home for a number of
land will b absent lor aoino
Unillwrg. who hoa liwn here
Dint (wo wrk with hla wit.
k after bis farming Intoro.ta tn
r ........ . 1. 1
(unty, mturni-u mmuiujr iu um
tKnappton, WaahlnKton. Mra.
rf will remain for a fw duya
-Bd Mn. Ram McEInn of
ipent tha Fourth hora with
Vllrlend. J. II. ThuH-lmr, ufWr
l',rlu('k him homo with tlii'in
M III m up for a fnw duya
i arduous labor of mixing
taooailn and pulling tlio top
Liio bottle.
lit Ut Imiiie tlio MIhI not dil
ma Zellu Conf.tiiiitln had ro-
Irom Ht. Mury'a Acudimy at
in and hnd .in a dliloma In
ll Till wan ii n error. MIkh
kntln waa awarded a dlploinu
f' ak 1)1 In iiiiikIc ui ane la an
t'Mlmi plunUl.
M bow I the tlmn for the
lr to icIiTt hi iicliiina of
iratu-a mid nay for nxhlbl
l III county fair In H. ptomhor.
t co-operation aloim till Hnu
' part of thn irodurrr will iff
I iyi towurd iniikliiK the fair
lurccH. Comuienct) to look
pf ood Hiioclinonc from now
ui air tlmo.
P Unit of lliilnler wan n vlaltor
P county m Saturday In the In
or tli ( liaiituiKiua which op
IB our nelKlifiorltiK town Mou
pfuntlnue tliroiiRhout tlio week.
not lookiiiK after amuaeniPiit
I'm", Mr I .ii n n look after the
linen of hi iroKroHHlve little
in other wordii. lie la the
r III laundry.
qulot weiidltiK took place at St.
n Kplacooiil church In Van-
rr. naaliliiifiiin. Jnlv Hi Ii when
wii I. Arliiml of lloulton w
W to Krnd K. Iteckmiiver of
W Uut. unwMrH. Stout were
ony Itmidunin of thn tirldul
8 kv. Mr. linliolM norformod
orenilMIV. Thn vniini iviiinln
kal home to tlielr frlenda utter
' at ( ump Lewi, Wuali.
H. Sliunnon, field repreaent
ot the Warren Coimt ruction
V'l"!. WlH n UI II..I..... ulullnr
JJ nmkliiK HrraiiKotnonta with
tounty ami cy otflcluU a to
Win. of u portion of 8t. Helena
' ni Oak Htreet. Mr. Bliunnon
'.M1, wliat puvemont the
"Ml laid W,n0 thB DnVnj pnt
WWIn In thU vicinity, aa the
' " 1)8 !'" clieaper and renult
""'ing to the property owner.
J.nRi,n." "ow 'llHaea hlniHolf ua
hardy handed aon of toll.
'' wonlH he ,uh gone In for
i, V1 'eilt n n small aculo.
in few day .,e hua boon at It
imIi that the Ncitle Ih plenty
"mouKli. Ho recently purctutaed
Lvl," V "llnmil addition and
alnJl . Un,e" Kn,tmK newly
I! p.r?l"'r'y m liape to pre
y """"rlally roduce the II. C.
Ln Cm . "" the Statue of
h, , I,B dodlcr.ted by Vo.
"hit in. ; ",m l)barit ot i:o.
, 'oat. American Loglon. The
lluL , t8d two b'ocka north
lft'"'N to be preiont.
'"'Will Col. ParUn nmlra un It..
qunta.u.
nt i,;,", re""- D" he will provld
Mra. Uobblim of (lolile wa,
Iiieat of Ht. Helen friend Tliur
day.
Mra. S. M. Welicln und daugiiter
were among St. Ileloea vlaltor In
Portland Haturduy.
TI,M atnamer Dulay Malhewa Ih.Im.
Vvlth KO0.000 feet of lumber, nailed
Wedneadi'.y nlnlit hound for Califor
nia. J.W. Akin went to Alorla Thura
duy morning to clime up miiiiio ,uhI
ne for the HI. Helena Iron 4 Mll.
rlua worka.
Churle Wuill of the Milton creek
neighborhood, accompanied by hi
two boon. truiiNuctud bui:ieH In 81
Helena Thuraday.
Prll Anllker, road aupervUor of
Uoud I Hat rid No. 6, wua In Ht. Hel
ena Tutnulay coniultlng with the
county offlclula.
VV. V. Howell wna In Portland
wodneaday on bunliiemi
With the conduct of llm i.rf..i ...
the Timberworkra' union.
Miaa I.ulu (leorne reliirnn.l tn a,
Heleua (he flrat of Ae i
her vucutlon with home folk. Ml
(ioorge I a toucher In the l',.ni.i
Hclioola.
The ateum achooner Everett lulled
u-u.i7 nTiiiiing witu a cargo of 1 -HGO.OUO
feet of lumber for Honolulu
A portion of the cnrim i,.,.,i.
at Ht. Helena.
Next WnilneHiluy niornlnir i i o'
clock Joh'u'i lurdiineKH 11 ml Tereau
nuwer. 001 11 o.- Ht HeleiiM, will he
tnurrled ut tlio t uthollu church by
Kather Clancy.
Mr. Kunr.ry of North v..Lim
Wuahltigton, arrived In the city Hatl
unlay and Ih vIhIHiik with her d.-ugh-
inina municn. mra. Kiunry in
t former reaident of Ht. Heleim.
r'red W:iton of I'orHm..! ... i
the city Monday lookl-ig arter bul
neaa und lucliteiiially greeting old
frlenda. Mr. WiitHon fiirmerlv iti
und operated the Ht. Iloleim laundry
n m now 011 1 lie rod for II Du
tilnaky and Co. of Chicago.
Oliinr Heeler of Hi II..I.....
I'ruther of HIllHhoro woio unlt
d In miirrluge ut Vancouver. WhhIi-
"Kioii. r riuuy, July yth. The couple
will muku their hoi.. In Ht. Helena
The bride I 16' ycura of age und
in rmlHHlon wu given hv thn hri,i
niotlicr for thn IhhiiIiik of the inar
rlsige Ih.enmi and the uerfurniHiipt.
if the ceremony.
ItoprPHcntiitlvea of too Htnte Cham.
'.r of CominercH will he In St. Hel-
' na during I lie week liPfflnnlng July
!tll. to condurt the liitenalvn rum.
'K.lgn here. They will l iiMHlated in
ho work by the loc.l executive com.
mltteo coliiKiKed of Clin. I.. Wheler
11u1rm1.11. II. tr, McCormlck. vice
:hulrmun. 8. C. Morton, J. I.. Htorlu
uid Hherinan Mile.
Juek l.ondon'a powerful novel,
"The Hea Wolf." Imn been mc.do Into
1 I'uramouut Artcruft motion oiciurA
if mere than ordinary merit und will
ie aiiown at thn Liberty theatre on
Thurmlay und Friday, July 22 and
J. 1 ne central rigure la 'Wolf
uraen, a peculiar mixture of brutal
xeii raptulu and aliment of phllo.
pny. who oeiieve m the "aurvlvul of
he fllleat." Price In Portland thla
veek 0 centa. At the Liberty. 3.1
ennta.
Chua. H. I'rle of (lovan, Wualilng-
ton, I apendlng a rew weeka here
vlalting with hi piirenta, Mr. und
Mra. John H. Trie, ord time reaident
. f Columhlu county. Mr. I'rle la en
tugud In dry land tunning In euai
tii W aHhlngton. Itul.i ia Imdh
needed in that aection Juki now to
produce a normal crop. Without It
the farmer will full mr abort of a
full hurvcxt. Mr. I'ne dropped In
ui the Mlat und hud htn mime uddoo
o the growing Mlat roll, hence will
keep poated on Columhlu county
vent In the future.
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1920.
PAGE THREP
wiiHuuuiij ui utya liar
oMhe? rrrded br '"e'devotioi
of the hermit doctor, the atroug mala
figure In the tenae drama.
CHURCH NOTICES
.
VM-.K MKTIIOIMHT CHl'ltCU
"The Aggreaaive C'hurcli."
Houitoo Itoud and Becond -Htreet
U M. Hlgbee, Paator.
Order of Hrvl(
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m
Preaching, 11:00 a. m.
Hong and Praia Service. 1:45
p. m. '
Kvangellallo Meeting, 8. 15 p m
Mid-week Prayer Mealing, Tbura
day evening, 8:00 p. m.
Quurteily meeting will be held thU
week end lieKliiiil.iK Friday evening
and continuing over Hunduy T,B
liatrlct elder, Itev. J. A. Hopper, ot
il'ortlund, will buve thurK of tha
aervlcea. Preaching each evening and
.Sunday morning by the Elder.
- .
CATHOLIC CilllUH
Mnaa on Hnnilnv at ii.ia a..
on thn ClOKpiil of the day. There will
... .iu rfiuiiK uervicea tiecauae a
number wlah to attend the Pauliat
ir iioir i.oncen in Portland.
Wednendav evenlni at a
ding.
Friday aftMrnoon at 1 n'olnnb a..
dulity.
Nou-Culhollc alway very wel-
como.
Joa. P. Clancy, Rector.
.
I'LYMOl'TH OONGRKUATIONAIj
' ' nnnmw V- It U I . II .
Corner of Wllamette and Columbia
oireeta.
Rev. A. K. 8pearow, Paator.
Phone 83-J.
Morning
Hunday School 10.00 a. m.
Morning hour, 11.00 a. m.
Evening.
Chriatlan Ender.vor 7:00 p. m
Evening Hour, 8:00 p. m.
"The Church That Srvea."
Suiniiipr niiliiliit Oulc kly ltelievid
"About two year ago when Htiffer
Ing from a aevere attack of aumuier
complultit, I took Clininherluin' Collu
und Dlurrhoeu Itemedy unci It re
lieved me ulmoat limtantly." writ en
Mra. Henry Jewell, Clerk Mllla, N.
Y. Thla ia nn excellent remedy for
onllo and diarrhoea und ahould he
kept at bund by eVury family.
TOO I.ATK TO CiaHSIKV
For Hale One Jersey bull, 2 4
veura old, kind and gentlo. J. C.
lleckner, Oohle, Ore. 31-34
For Buln Two reentered Holxteln
oowh; reiiHiinalile, K. F. Koble, llohle,
Oregon. SI-SI
NAZI MOV A IH ItANCKU
IX II Kit NKW PICTl'UK
Nuzlmovu, the brilliant Ittmnian
tur.' In lier newoHt production,
"Stronger Thun Deatli," la unnounced,
liy Hie mittiugeitient of the Liberty
theatre na the Hpeclal atlrnctlon, hu
RlniiliiK tonight, for u run of Cvu
(lava. The preiienlutlon of Hits great
artlato In u grout photodrunia la uh
acrlbed a a piirllculur treat for mo
tion picture-goer.
In "Htronger llian 1 win 11
tnova relurna to powerful emotional
role uftor hor clever ImporHonulliH.
of the chonia wait In her piolurUu
tion of Maude Fulton' Moroaco
singo piny, "Tito llrat."
MKTIIODIHT KPIHCOPAL
St. Helena and Houlton
Albert 8. Hlaey, Pastor
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m
Morulug Woralilpp 11:00 a. a.
Kpworth League, 11:30 p m.
Evening Snrvlces, 7:30 p. n.
Pruyer Meet In e and Blhla Study.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
lloulton, Combined lervlce, 10. 00
u. ra.
"The Friendly Church." ....
According to Frank L Calkin, a-
neaor, one-third of the Bpecial achoot
tux levle voted in the various school
dlatrict of Douglus county are volu
becuuae of failure to give proper
notice.
Sodium Fluorld Oeu Hen Uc.
A Sllicla IhnmiiM nnii...i
odium fluorld, either as dust or dip,
nun puuury uoe, says the O. A.
C. poultry soeclallata Thi. n..j.
comes as a whitish nowder rm.
pound Is enough to rid 100 hens of
Ilea. It is safely u.eit nn ith.
young or mature stock.
The predatory animals office of the
blOlOKlCitl IlirVW la malrln- .
to organize the farmers of Coos coun
iy ror the purpose of exterminating
wolos and other rodents.
HIMMONH
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
STATE OK OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
Anna M. Hawn, Plaintiff, vs Enos
Oran Hawn. Defendant.
To Enos Oran Hawn, the above
named Defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
gen. you r.re hereby commanded to
uppear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled
suit within alx weeks from the otte
of the flrat publication of this sum
mons, and It you fall to so appear
and auswer. the plaintiff will take a
decree against you as prayed for I.
her complaint, to-wlt. for a decree
forever dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony now existing between plain
tiff and defendant, and decreeing
both free from all ODllgatlons there
under; Thi summons Is served upon you
by publication hereof once a week
for alx consecutive weeka, In the Si.
Helena Mist, a newspaper In general
circulation within the above named
t'nuntv anil RtolA ,i .. pu .. u . os. -H
der of the Honorable J A Eakln,
judge ot tne above entitled Court,
duly made and entered on the lith
day ot July. 1920.
E. M. MORTOV.
Attorney for Pluintllf. 402 Lum
bermen Bids;., Portland, Oregon.
Date or flrat publication, July 16,
1920.
Date of last publication. Aug. 27,
1920.
NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
8TATE OF OREGON FOR CO
LUMBIA COUNTY,
In the matter ot the Eatate of John
Harris, Deceased.
Notico Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator of the es
tale of John Sarrla, deceased, has
filed hla final account, report and pe
tition for distribution In the County
Court ot the State of Oregon, for
Columbia County, and that Saturday,
the 21st day of Auguat, 1920, at thb
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
said day and the Court Room ot said
court has been fixed by said court as
the time and place for-the hearing
of objections to said Account, If any,
and the settlement tnereof.
Dated and first published July It,
1920
H. P. McCORMICK.
Admlniatrator.
Harris ft Gore, Attorneys. 81-88
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
St. Helens, Oregon, July 14. 1920.
Sealed nrnnnnjila nrirl rnuuA thu
County Court of Columbia County,
Oregon, and andnruftd "Ptnnnini fnt
iflolng the following work In Columbia
' .uuniy, 10-wii: uradtng and Paving
paving to be bitulithlc in the city of
Helens, on the following streets:
St Helens Htreet from the weat boun
dary Of Columhlu at root tn hn Bn.t
boundary of Caaenau street. St. Hel-
tii nirBKi irom tne west boundary of
Caaenau street to ihn . hnimiii.t
of Oak street. Oak street from the
north boundary of St. Helens street
to the south boundary of Willamette
street. County rnnd In Wan at Uui.
ens from the west aide of the Spo-
aune, coriiand and Seattle railway to
the east side of the pavement on the
Columbia River highway. Above lu
Road District No. 12." will be re
ceived by said County Court until
two o'clock P. M., August 4. 1920,
and not thereafter and at that time
will he publicly opened and read.
All proposals muai be mide upon
blank forms, to be obtained from
Wie roadmaster, at hla office In 8t.
Helens, Oregon, Must give prices pro
posed, both in v.ritng and In figures,
and must be ilgned by the bidaer,
with his address.
Plans and Specifications are on
file with the county roadmaster, St.
Helens, Oregon, and with Mr. E. E.
Quick, city recorder, 8t. Helens, Ore-
THE
1.
2.
632.00
40,960.00
Charter No. 10992 Reserve Djstrlct No. 12
itepon 01 1 onauion 01
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of HcnpiMMiae,
at Scappoose, In the Stato ot Oregon ut the cIobo of business on June 30,
1920.
RESOURCES
a. Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts
except those ahow In b and c) $146,744.47
Total loans 146,744.47 $146,744.47
Cvnrdrurta, secured. 1385.88 unsecured,
$146.12 .'
I' H (Hiveriiiiient aecuritira owned:
a. Deposited to axure circulation (U. S.
bond pur value) 26,000.00
d. Pledged aa collateral for Htate or other
deposits or bills payable
f. Owned and unpledged
h. Wur Suving Slumps and Thrift Stamps
actually owned
Total U. S. Government securities...
Other Itomla, aecurltleti, etc.:
c. Honda and securities (other than U 9.
securities) pledged :is collateral for State
or other deposits (postal excludod) or bills
payable
e. Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not In
cluding stocks), owned and unpledged....
Total bonds, securities, etc., other
thun U. S
Stork of Federal Reserve Bunk (60 per cent
of subscription) .'
a. Vuluo of banking house, owned and unin
cumbered It. Equity in banking house
Furniture and fixtures
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank..
CuhIi In vault and ut amounts due from na
tional bunks
Totul of Items 13, 14, 16 16, and 17...
Checks on bunks located outside of city or
town of reporting bank and other caah items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and
duo from U. S Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected approxi
mate on Notes and Bills Receivable not
past due
Other assets. It uny;
const ruction
8.
10.
12.
14.
21.
10.700.00
4,400.00
860.00
16,312.87
16,668.66
6.633.00
6,633.00
20,907.11
Adv. on Vict Loan and
30.971.43
800.00
6.633.00
S. 424. 11
10,916.43
20,907.11
662.10
1,260.00
1,000.00
890.67
Total
f, ln,f , ow." iirliig your
III... I "I
nutll HOImilv r. . .1.
" m
i "o how.
e hoys
In
The Rlory la nn aduptutlon of
Charles Bryant of I. A. K. Wy
brilliant novel of Anglo-Indian 1 1 e
it i ...M m ln ret) tite with thrills
and compelling dramatic C
that grow out or an nimniYP ."
-j.,,.;.,,. of the English planned
by the fanatical Hindu natives
Nuilmovtt' biggest scene la her
dunce on the stops of tiie 1 u,p -
.1 in t in moonllKlll Wlliui
Likawoundie ror to the hearts
of the blacks, and cniiw h II ' m to
,doluy their uprising until the Brltbli
22.
23.
24.
26.
34.
86.
36.
40.
43.
64
LIABILITIES
Capltp.l slock paid In
Surplus fund '
a. Undivided profits
Interest and discount collected cr credited in
advance of maturity and not earned (ap
proximate) Circulating notes outstanding
Cashier's checks on own bunk outstanding. .
Total of Items 29, 30, 31, 82, and 33
letiinnil uoohIU (otJie r Uuui bank deport )
subject to Reaerve I deposits payable WltUlU
thirty days):
Individual deposits aubject to oheck. ... . . . .
Certificates of deposit due In less than SO days
(oilier thun for money borrowed)
Stuta, county, or other municipal deposits
secured by pledge of asaota of this bank..
Total of demand deposits (other than
bunk deposits) subject to Reserve,
Items 34. 35. 36, 37, 38. and 89...
Time (leixiaila subject to Koaervo (payable
uftor 30 days, or subject to 80 days or mora
notice, and postal savlngB):
Certificates of deposit (other than for money
borrowed) ,
Other time dopoalta V ' W '
Total of time deposits subject to Re
serve, Items 40, 41. 42. and 43....
Liabilities other than those above stated:
Discount on Bonds
.$264,180.21
26,000.00
3.000.00
423.79 423.79
1.000.00
24.000.00
873.37
873.37
98.863.01
1.6b
18,769.99
109,624.60
98,826.36
26,616.66
73,309.79
1,432.20
$264,180.21
Total . n 1 1 1 1 t .1 " 1 1 1 1 1
ntnte of Oregon, County 01 i:oiumoiu, ai
t p p Wist Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly awear that
the above Btatemont U true to the best ot my knowMe and MleL
onimcribed and sworn to before m this It day of July. 1920.
Subscribed nno awom w H coopBRi Notlir- pUDiie.
My commission expires Feb. 19, 1921
CORRECT Attest:
DAVID MoK. WILSON.
J. O. WATTS.
D. W. PRICE. Directors.
gon., and may be examined in the
office of the County Clerk.
tacn bidder shall deposit, with
his bid. a certified rhw .
amount of at least five (5) per cent
of his bid, payable to the County
vioia, which snail ne forfeited to
the County m case the award Is made
to him, and he shall neglect, fall or
refuse, for a period of five days tf
tr such award Is made, to enter
into a contract and riia ih ..
" iquiibu
bond.
The rleht la ranmit in t ....
and all bids.
MARTIN WHITE. County Judge
JUDSON WEED, Commissioner
A. L. CLARK, Commissioner. '
T. 8. WILKES, Roadmaster.
J. W. HUNT, County Clerk.
31-32
OTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT
In the mater of the estate and guar
dianship of DeWitt C. Tichenor,
incompetent.
Notice Is hereby gfven that thfl un
dersigned & Pllflrdlun rf Iha mI.Ia
of DeWitt C. Tichenor has filed his
nnai account in tne County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Columbia
County, and that Saturday, the 14ta
day of August, 1920, at the hour of
one o'clock In the afternoon of said
day and the Court room of said Court
have been applnted by said Court
as the time and place for the hearing
ot objections thereto and the set
tlement thereof.
Dated and first published July 16.
1920.
GEORGE C. TICHENOR,
Guardian.
J. W. Day. Attorney. 31-35
Summer is Here
Get an oil stove and not work over tv hot range. Oil la
cheaper tlutn wood and does not have to be split.
$27.00 3-burner stoves at $24.75
$21.00 2-bumer stoves at $18.75
$7.50 2-burner ovens at. $7.00
$6.25 1-burner ovens at ...$5-75
While the present stock luUa .
REFRIGKRATOR8 AT RIGHT PRICES
Masonic Bldg.
E. A. ROSS
St Helens- Ore.
RIGHT TIME
Last Two Days
FRIDAY agj SATURDAY
There are just TWO DAYS left of
the Right Time Sale. Come in and
save your money while you can, as
there are many worth-while bargains
to be found at this Right Time Sale
Here are BARGAINS you can't af
ford to pass up.
Ladies' white Canvas Shoes and Slippers, values un to
$6.00. Right Time Sale . . . . ;
$3.15
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Special for the two days, per yard lfl
100 yards ot Bleach d Muslin that sold tor 660 per yard, OtlC
Limited five yards to a customer.
(No 'phone orders or mail orders at this price)
MEN'S UNION SUITS
1 lot of Men's Nainsook Union Suits, no sleeves, knee
leugiu. ingiu iiuie saie rrice,
$1.75
MEN'S SUMMER HATS
A real good value In Men's Summer Hats. Special for this
Right Time Sale
75c