La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1922, Image 7

LX GRANDE EVENTS O- OBSERVER
PIfffl REVE
WerliK-j-liv.', M.uvli ?), 10:22
Classified
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOlt SALK Purebred Knglish Ue
. horn chickens and Pearl Guineas.
, Phunc 4.!!I-W. :!-28-i)tp
..VOX sai.i;
Jjooc ir:ed pianus on ex-
tronicly
payment plan. At
rascnabl
price. ' Lastern Oregon
II-28-tf
Music "o.
.
l''OK
SAl.r. 'ntn-room house, baths,
on two floors;, Dutch kitchen, all
conveniences, Kiilf cash, balance
to suit purchaser A Call at Observer
and sccnhotuKraprr o home.
2-18-tf
FOR SALE OlVTlUUft
-Kor cows
J. Robins.
3-8-lrn
and hofrs. two cAu. . W,
lOOli X avenue.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
D!i. J. r,. N1I,K unci DEt. MAItOAHBT
JNf'.I.I-J. 1)1. -uses nf wom.Mi nnd chil
dren u cperliilty. orftc-t) I'hone Mnln
ion. Jtes. I'liiuie MMn li:ti. La Grande
National Hank Huilillhir.
I'HVSIOIANS AM) KliUiKON'S
UKD. II. VlCHitS. M. I). H.-ner:U SlirR
erv. Orftf.. over HllviTtliom's. Offlci;
rlione Muln 112; residence phone
Mnln CS.
NATL'HE CURE
DR. A. N. MAYV1I.I.E Specialist In
chronic (lls.'ns.-s. Meihoils. iMt'chfino-Thi-rnpy
ami Nntur.n.fi Hi. SUin and
blood dlens;f.. a. tv. .us dlsensHS.
Chronic Headache. K.-zenia, Bclatica.
Appendicitis. OoiiMlipiition. llowe.l
Truuhle- all kinds of Chronic Diseas
es suecessrullv treated. I'hone Main
503. Room 1, 2, 3second floor Cool
ldlte IildK.. opposite .Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to l:! a. m., 1:3U to f:0a
p. m. Consultation free. 3-4;tf
DR. J. E. WOODKt.t- Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
discuses a specially. Suite 20. Soin
mer Ijldfr. tlver Stlvert horn's. Office
hours, id to 1J a. tn.. l::tl to 5 p. m., 7
to 8 evenings, l'lu.ne 4S7-W.
ATTORXinrs
COCITTIAV nd EilERll ARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Colon it. Rberhard, At
torneys. l.a tirande National Bank
Huiluint?.
CONTKACTOIt3
D. J. McLKI.LAN ltotfiHtered profes
sional Civil HiiKiniMT, surveying and
nmpH. Uoom K l-.i lirunrte National
Unnlt KuiMtnr. Phone Mnln 01.
AKCIHTKCTS
C. I. 'MllliT. Archltpct. Room 11, La
Grand is Nalinnal Uunk Uutldlnff, L.a
'iraiulft, (JrKon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
O. O. M. La Grande l.odKe No. 8;.0.
Loyal Itrder of Moose, hoUls regular
ineelliiBS everv Thursday nlKllt at II
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Halt, The Wo
men's Mooseheart Lesion meets sec
ond nnd fourth Thursdays of each
month. Moose Leo-ion of the World
meets second Monday of each month.
Visitors always welcome.
1). E. KIIAKKS. Die.
M. A. STILWIOI.U Sec.
B. P. O. KLKS La tiratide Lodge No.
433. Idue meets each Thursday ev
enine at S o'clock. Home and dun
privileges cheerfully extended to all
tol"0rM.LAN SKIKT. Exalted Ruler
K. L. PIOAItHON, Secretary.
ilOliUHN WOODMHN OK AMLIllCA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening ol each
month. In the K. of 1. Hall. MBitins
nefglihors welcome.
k. it. r.ixno. v. c.
.lAKi; IKiSTOCK. Clerk.
l. V. and A. M. La Crande Lodge No.
ti, A. P. nnd A. M.. holds regular
meetings Tlrst and third Fridays at
7:311 p. in. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. p j,,,, w jt
K. It. Ill M iO, Sec.
. O. KAC.LKS Aerie No. 2S. meets
everv Friday night at Eagles Hail.
Visiting members welcome
J.' 1-1 ii'lltnSBLL. See.
W'''yN OF TI.K WOKLD-L.
fir, i nod third Monday at Eagles
Alt in.r Meie-llhorS WClCUinO.
Due's parable nt the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La CJranae Na
tional Bank Itlds.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
P.. J. K1TCHLN. Clerk.
KN'ICHTS OV I'VTIIIAS Kd trpss
l.odRe No. 27. meets every Momln
.v.-ilne In Castlo Hall K. or V.
Hall), at S p. m. A 1'ythlan welcome
to all vlrltlnu Knllthtj.
J-'ltANU" A. Tl UNKR. C. C.
C. I.. liRAIIAM. K. II-
WOMEN'S HKNKK1T AtiSOfl ATIDN Of
Ihe Maccabws. 1-a f'.rande '-"'"ie N' '
S7, . V.. A. of M. L.IH m"!. ?
Thursday at 2 P. m. and third
nesilay lit S P- m.. nt k. of P.
V.sitintr ist.-rs wlcni.
JlliS. MAItV UAI.AOHER.
Coiiiiiuiiiucr.
MAn.IOP.lE KAT"N.
lt.cord Keeper.
o. k. s. iivf ,'n,","'r,N";li' !hB;e?"
on'.j' at:d"f.'.'irlh Wednesdays of each
"'"ru'.x'sU,ns n";,"I":" c '
m:i.i.ir n. nkiix. w. m.
AVS V S. IIPIIVK. Sec.
l-UlNG'SOFTtlE DUFF?
TOM TELL ME-HOW (
to VOO LIKE MV J
NEW PRE5S?
I Mi vyii i ulOMPIJ t ,
!M ' THINK ABOUT I lp wX
fr-i IS CLOTHES- I SS
n mm mam - (
Wnt Ads
FOR SALE
FOR DRY hl-in.Vnp call 3SIW-J
3-28-tf
-YV Call 118-R.
a-n-tf
; Ion as "The Man i'uiner," the hero
FOR SAl.K Keed baby carriage in-.'ine of "Short Skirts," "Pink Tijrhts"
pod condition. Price $2u.OO. Phone ;nd many other Universal special at-2G5-M.
8-28-:lt tractions, will be clad to sec her mi
vi ,d a i l' i- i- . i'The Guttersnipe," a screen story by
KK SALt, Alfalfa seed. C)mmon,; . , 1 .. . ,. , .
from 5c to 17c per lb.; Gnn'm and,,... ,. , ,K i
nniuc, .50c per id. Also sprmir. rye.
Phone Farmers 4x. C W Bci.cl
3-27-tn
FOR SALK Apples. Jonathan,
York and Ben Davis. First prude,
$1.00; second grad;, 5Uc. Without,
boxes. H. J. Reher. Fruitdale.
Across from County Poor Farm.
3-27-lmp
FOR SALlij -Five-room house with
barn and rmir goWd lots, on terms.
A bargain iNakcX at once. Own
er leaving town. Phone ii83-J.
3-27-tfing?
FOR SAI.F. Setting eggs from two-year-old
trap-nested English White
leghorn Hens and pedigreed cock
erels. $1.25 per setting, ?0.00 per
hundred and up. Write to Mrs.
Geo. H. Chapman. La Grande, Ore
gon. 3-22-lmp
FOR SALE Timothy hay.
137.
Farmers
3-25-4tp
WANTED.
WANTED Someone to care for six-year-old
girl during day. Call after
5:00 p. ri, at 905 O avenue.
SB i X 3-28-2tp
WANTED Thre- or four-room fur
nished house. CaL393-J.
' 3-27-t.f
WANTED Honsetiold goods; farm
machinery, buggies, wagons and
hacks. Ranges, stoves, musical in
struments. We get you one-fourth
more for your goods. Surely you
have something for sale. Drayage
costs nothing. The Francis Chain
Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and
Monroo streets. 12-31-tf
FOR BENT
FOR RENT Bedrooms,
ington avenue.
auu was:i-
d-7-btp
FOR RKNT Steam heated furnished
apartments, KiOfi Washington Ave.
n oi ,.'.
FOR RENT 'Furnished bedroom,
1510 Adams Ave.XJShonc 417-W.
3-25-tf
FOR RENT Slwyifhg room, 1612
Adams avenue. Pbine 390.-J.
3-18-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any
kind of hauling done call E. G.
Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Blaol;
Real Estate Office, New toley
Buiding. Phone 210-W.
3-20-12tp
HEMSTITCHING And Wot Edge
buttons covered half bail, full ball
acorn and bullet ticorn styles. Mail
orders given Bromut kttention. AU
work guaranteed. briers taken
for pleating. Nrs. i. H. Norton,
900 Adams Ave. Prtone421W. First
block vast of post office.
8-29-tf
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. K. Cneu. I WZ Adams avc.,
phone 138J. ' l-ll-2;t
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and voice your piano without oxtr.i
charge. Work guaranteed. Call
Ncwlin Book Store for r.ppoint
mer.t. Roy E. Phillips. 3-1-lm
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ' Leigh
ton's Welding &;Uichine Works.
3-l-26t
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley
Corset. Mrs. J., F. CConnell, 1104
O avenue. Thone H7-J. Strictly
Custom-made CoractsJ Guaranteed
throughout. Also lieihstitching and
Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed.
3-1-tf
..tlnm niuinni'i'i'ii'i'i'tmt
FIND JT HERE
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BOSTON LUNCH.
The Bost Ijjnch will be open from
Jfi m t0 idfO p. m.
12V!0 p. m. I.xtra Chinese
:ir6KSuey and Noodles a
3-ir.-fit
I dishes. CjrkSuey and
-J- . , l
THAT'S ALLTHE. SATISFACTION
VOL GET WHEN VOL)
TRY TO LOOK
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(il.AOYS W Al.TOV HKKB
Till itSOAV.
Those who remember Gladys Wul-
Fitzgerald, which comes to the Ar
cade Theatre Thursday only. It is a
story of a little Irish working; irirl in
New oYrk, who finds in her own lif'J
the counteipart of a thrilling romance
she reads in "Sloppy Stories."
On the same program little Babv
Peggv will be featured in hor latest
comedy, "Get Rk'h Quick Vevyy."
EVERY YOl'XO PERSON
CAN APPRECIATE THIS
I
ii ju ever inie j. K"
in the park soms fine summer even-
K ... '
Ann a ja ouy m r ..n ilc v. em., ..v, that tfe suprenic courfa rumg ,n the
n giggle over a hot ioR sandwich. n.(..bbong Qafe where it wag hM thu
everything? ...... liquor seized from an automobile
Then "First Love which is the without u seal eh warnint could not
feature at the Arcade Theatre tonight ,)(, ufjed as evi(encei should restrain
for the last time, should haye a ver'J the A1erdeon ofriL.ra from protlucing
direct and immediate appeal. I-or in , . . . . .. . ,
it Constance Kinney appears as a
WOlKing gill, one la n". K'"t ...-
fourths" who must confine themselves
to ust such short an simple pleasures
of a limited pocketbook.
AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY.
JIatt "Moore and Ruby de Remer, two
!of the best known piayers ot tne
screen, have the leading rol-s in tne
Cosmopolitan production for Para
mount, "Thc Passionate Pilgrim.''
The support generally is one of un
usual excellence anil their portrayals
add much to thc cnoyubleness of the:
picture.
The story deals with a novelist
whose career is ruined through a mur
der committetf by his mother-in-law
and who later finds happiness and
love after many thrilling incidents
hnd transpired. Rubye de Remer, an'
invalid heiress, plays an important
part in his life work. The story is bas
ed on Samuel Merwin's famous novel,
wnnn VOTICE.
Voficn ia berehv o-ivem- that the
District School Board of School iDis
trict No. 1, of Union County, Oregon,
will receive un to five o'clock p. m. of
April 1st, VJri, sealed Diets ior lur
inishing said District Number 1 with
1 580 cords of four-foot split tamarack
or red fir wood, said wood' to be cut
while green and not later than July
Kith, 1022. free from large knots and
acceptable to said School Board.
Said wood to be delivered, 375 cords
at. the High School BuiWing, 13.)
cords at the Greenwood building, and
70 cords at the Riveria building, and
to be corded up neatly and close!,",
where directed by thc Board. One
hundred cords to be. delivered by Aug
ust 15th, nnd all on r before October
1st, 1922. Bids toA)0 left with tho
School Clerk, and thoi. Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids,
and Surety Bond in the sum of $500.00
must be given for performance of
contract, if so desired by the Board.
CIIAS. H. REYNOLDS,
School Clerk.
Mni. 11-18-25-29-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is by this given that the un
dcrsigned has been duly nppointe
executrix of the last will and testa- j
ment of James D. McKennon, deceas-
ed. and such appointment has been
duly confirmed Ifv the County Court j
of the State of Oregon for union
County; and thatXall persons having
claims against thel estate of the said
decedent should
verified to the
them duly
rsigned at her
home in La
, Union County,
w office of Jno.
city, county and
hs from the date
n of this notice,
hlication, .March
Oregon, or at
S. Hodgin
state, wit
of the
Date of
1, 1922.
LOUIE McKENNON,
Executrix of the Estate of
James D. McKennon deceased.
1-8-15-22-29.
Mar.
YEOMEN.
The Brotherhood of American "Sco
men. Grande Ronde Homestead No.
2886. meets .eveJy second and fourth
fi Wednesday cvoifina: at Eagles Hall.
Come and inves
the new policies. ;
All visiting
mbers welcome.
PATTEN,
Foreman.
MARY E. MAYVILLE,
Correspondent.
4.-escrf
u
T saidl
lrh six moil
fffst publicotl
First Hi
uVat
nr.il
A Object Lesson
f-M-TOM. COME OOT . ( NOW DO I ' - '
Yfh HEBE A MINOTe! j Trr "SUIT VOU !j',v ,
NICE TO
Jwnt in-''
-- ''''
ami the picture wa. porsouully direct-
l by Hubert (i. Vicnola wiln artistic
resulvs.
AKo showine; n comedy.
BQQZETAK1NG
MADE EASIER;
h-it.-v viiiimniU'' put-put of thc gasoline craft with its. Doan's Kidney Pills soorl stopped the
mm r ' I : contraband cargo where the enrs of a backache, and rid me of kidney com
1 hat S('arcll)lewy folmed service were attuned to plaint.''
V Wt Not' PS- catch the creak of block and, tackL' Price fiOc. at all dealers. Don't
Washington State
Court Rules
Warrants Ai
. . . t i
sai 111 t tniUll l IIM'S,
niVMPH .w,..h Mm- 90 ThlJ
OIA MPIA, Wash , Mar. 29 -;The
sup.eme couu ru.e.i yesie nay w.ai
liquor can be se.ml without
warrant wnen inure is no lonn'ic en;
,,,,,, t .
try nto the defemla-nfs piaco of busi-'
. , - ,
ness an dthe art of unlawful posses-,
i4 , i , ,i -
sion is committed before the eyes of
the officers. t
S. D. Llewellyn, operating a cignr
and soft link establishment in Aber-
Uan VLrncU e..o ...til i.ii.t.i 1 i TvaVQ
Harbor county with the crime of un-
,Bwfu, ,)05sl.ssion of intoxicatinjr
liquor. He appealed on the ground
jn thj opinjon the court omd thll,
certain persons ve:e entering Llewei;
Ivn'. not..l,licl.mnt aftay it hn olnRDn '
for tho day, and tho offkers, seeing
a light burning, hnd gone in with one
of these persons and found tne liquor
on the counter, where a group of men
were alleged to be gambling.
BIGBUSiMESS
(Ry Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Mar. 29. Ro
mance of the Coast Guard service of
tho early days of the new American
republic has been revived by the fleets
of liquor smugglers hovering along
the country's shores. ...
Prohibition officials discussing to
day the problem of rum running which
has become serious along both sea
boards declared that the whisky ship
have brought back to thc Coast guard
the duty for which it was originally
established. "
Created in 1790 "to prevent depre
dations along the coast", the earliest
duty of the Coast Guard was to war on
the pirates who preyed on the mer
chant shipping in and out of the ports
of the new nation and who had their
strongholds on the islands adjacent to
the southern shores.
Nowadays, officials remnrked, the
j liquor ships following in the wake of
IjHpiulu aiuu uiiii .
crews are giving the men of the Coast
Guard the stern chases and sometimes
the bloody battles that was the daily
portion of their predecessors in the
stirring times of the bold black flag.
As an instance of history repeating
itself, officials declared, the islands of
the Bahamas, where rum smugglers
nnw make their headquarters, were
once the base for followers of "Jolly
'La Camille Corsets
are the ideal foundation
your new costume. As style,
fit and comfort are the essen
tials to proper corstlng, "La
Camille" Corsets will give
your figure the fashionable
silhouette and the necessary
support to bring out its best
lines. The celebrated.
"VKNTILO" HACK
eliminates boning pressure
along the spine and pressure
of laces In front, thus assur
ing perfect comfort to
wearer.
Why not know what
corset satisfaction la be
ted to "La Camille."
A Complete ntock Always
Un Hand.
Prices V2.S0 and Up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison,
Corsetlere
Res. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak
Phone 322-W
iSMUGGLERSDQ
Kagcr" uml U lias been reported
tlimii - h official channels that one of ,
ill., families of tho island ot llimi.ii. ;
now n fountain head for illicit spirit,
lis directly descended from a famous
freebooter wno nnitiu ine norma wiii-.mniui wh-mi.
era a mariners1 graveyaid two hull-' d.. R. Spencer, 1007 Jackson lAve.,
died years ago. says: "I can recohum'nd Doan's Kid-
Coast Guaid seamen of t day, nf-'ney Pills from cpeniince. Com-tant
ficials ninintainei', seauh the waters .riding on the wagon weakened my kid
of the South Atlantic for bootleg hulls neys and I often had backache and
u.k.m.nmw their forerunners scanned sharp pains thioughXmy kidneys.
the seas for a pirate sail or listen at
i hv mouth of Florida rivers ror the
n flin ,niM of oarlocks.
tint besides the war on rum runnevs I
in tho South officials pointed out th-1
. , k t thc aIcrt lllons j
o off Ncw York
I'TL,,,,,,. ,md on the Pacific, in tlu-l
- . ...i,-
wnttTR of I uci't bound, wneie tnr
ftU" UK , " . . tVtn
( nnailmn smufirloi's mini; iutoss the
canauian bl"u' V ,,n,i(,n.1i
line imports foibidJen by national pro-
. J
hibition.
IS IT "Jl'ST A ('(M.I)?"
I.a Grande People Should Ask Them.
hcivcs 'litis Question.
Don't say: "It's just a coll'
It may turn into backache.
rheu-
mntic aches, achy ! joints.
Or other serious a'ickness that come
from weak kiJneysj.
Colds are due tofcongestion.
Congestion mnWs the kidneys over
wotk to filter the blood.
BANKRUPTCY SALE.
Notice is hiby givdn that Monday,
,tho 3rd day ofSApril. 1!2, al the hour
of ten o'clock IV the morning, at the
office of II. KADixoil Referee in
Bankruptcy, I wiliyecoiV sealed bids
for the stock of nuBomolitye parts and
accessories formerlylieliging to E.
F. Hug, Rankrupt, exteptihg Jires an
tubes. ' VI
i All bids must he nccohrpnnied by a
'certified check for ten per cent of
the amount of the bid, and the 1 rustee
reserves the right to reject uny nnd
all bids.
JESSE CRUM,
Trustee In Bankruptcy of tho
Estate of Eugene F. Hug.
Dly 3-28-5t ,
Check That Cold
Right Away
A SUDDEN chill sneezes stuffy
feeling in thc head -and you havo
thc beginning of a hard cold, (jet
right after it, just as soon as the snilllos
start, with Dr. Kinu's New Discovery.
Kor fifty yearn a standard remedy
for colds, coughs and tripiw.
There are no harmful (Jrue,s, nothing
but good, healing medicines, that get
right down to llio trouble and help
nature. . W
You will soon notice a change for the
belter. Has a convincing, healing
taste that the kiddies like, (iood
for rroupy conchs. All dniBKislf. 60c.
' . -w xr a
, New Discovery
Iut "Pop" in Your WuiU. Many
, a man is a failure in Iniainer.a, many a
woman in her home, liccansc constipa
tion stores up poisons that cncrvnvc
and depress. Dr. Kinp'e Pills ir.ake
hnwols art naturally. 25c.
k PROMPT! WON T
r. Kinffs Pills
-st
PY LlLfN
Ur. King's Pills -x
CONTINUITY
tor K-I; !i :i i II kXA . VM XO M&aUUXS VA
ifti I 'll .' i I PERSISTENT
I -iii'Hiiimn'iiJi-i.XrC Mil .;;p:;'; saving
MmymT,' . CEDERAL RESERVE .
ba. 1. I 1 I I S3 V."J
im1 ii
Colds often have the kincVs weak.
Fii-sl break the cold;
Thi n use Doan's Kideny Pills to
avert the Kidney dangers
Let this La Grande resident tell you
Colds made the trouble Worse and mv
.moneys were irregular
in action
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills tho same that
Mr. Spencer had. Fostw-Milburn Co.,
Mi.s., Buffalo, N. Y.
llll.l.KTS MISS
NEW YORK, War. 20. After five
bullets f.r.'d at Jum by an Irate
woman had misse.1 him. Aurello
Faz.o, a barber, w.is rewarded today
by belni; arrested for ownership of
the weapon.
Mrs. Minnie Radliff
This Mother Praises An
Old Friend
Frosno, Calif. "After mothovhood
I could not ooom to regain my
strength, I had sittero backaches,
bearing pains, B dlsagreoable
catarrhal conditio, nnd general
weakness.' I fooij audi great Im
provement In my rondltion whllo
taking the llnst bott jr of Dr. I'lerro'a
Knvorlto V'roecrlptlon Unit I kept
right on with 4t uulil I was a por
ted ly well .woman 1 had no further
trouble unti for twenty years I h.-.ivo
hud no bIku of Inward weakness,
thanks to Dr. Pierce's Favorite.
Prescription.1'--Irs. Al Initio liad
Uff. SUSS ThomCTs St.
What Dr. Pierce's Fnvorlto Pro
scription has done for others it
will do for you. Oflt It tills very
day from your neighborhood drug
gist In clthor liquid or tablet form,
and write Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel In Buffalo, N. Y., for Iroo
confidential medical ndvlco.
Welders of
fy The Reason foh our Substantial Growth IF j.
is our. Substantlvl Service
ill ii ii ii
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1 II II rS J 7 - n -m. V 1 1 1 1
ii ii
THE BEST EQfJIPPIQ
IN EAST OREGON
Cjllndcr Rcsrindln-- Crinksluft Kcjrlfidlnf
Pl-rtw-i, Piston Rings, PiHton Pint
Cm iHkd Trclri
jaWiHn
VT ar iqnlpped and m'ined by expirU
for the bov work
LEIGHTOWS WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
KAIiGO, N. V., Mur. 2!K A Mix-
FAR flO, NV P.. Mar. 2S. A bli.
sard prcuflled .by i 24-uilUi wind.
swcft down across North Dakota
ami linrthwi'tleru .Mlnnesoia looa;. .
Tho tmni''ratiir at 7 p. in. was
11 above hits,.
Ten pounds of'lard Jl0 at People's
Market. Phone Main 747.
Our Standing
Depends
On Our
Clothes
Values
We renllio that our stand
ing 'in this community do
pi nds on giving dollar-for-ilollar
value. '
For that reason wo sell
A diet Collegian Clothoa.
The value ot these clothes
sustains our reputation for
Belling clothes that satisfy.
Ju choosing our clothes,
"Will folks at home get
full value for their money
out of them?" was tho
question wo had to unswor.
And the nanio Adler Col
legian la the answering
"Yea."
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