La Grande evening observer., January 25, 1923, Image 7

f Thursday, January 25, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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' DIRECTORY
OKTl ;o I '. W M H ' 1 l I VS I ( 1 A X S
1U. J. 1.. nnd 1)1:. MAltCAltKT I.NULK
V'!"'""1- Uip.-ns.- of wiunen iiiui
Jluin l.ji,. UrHKifiK'H phunu ilnin luii
- riiiKH. Smmntr itldtr.
.".11 ,. , " "HN llnleo-
. i... ...... njMimn ana hur-Kfon.
. ian.ni ovt-r Un: practice and
"'I'- "r- '"O. W. .iinlnt-rilmn
; 1 "null fiiKiiK,. In u Ki-lwral pravlic-i
with coniih.-im-iH.-4- as u (.-peoinlty
Olnce phone, .Main 113; Ue.-.ulriK-t
puone. J3.-J. rnliiier-ltoewh in.l-
l-'-l-lmp
ATTOHNKYS
l.oi'HKAN and i:i:KltH.l:l (R.o. T
I oclirnn and Colon li. Kberliiird. At
' V,"',",1?,''''- La Ur"'! -N'alionul Dank
H. i-'INN' AlloriM'y.al-l.aw,
20 and 2'JFolcy otl'k-ii lllcltr.
lioomg
Tiiki
-1 3 -1 II
CHIKOl'llAfTOIl
Ull. HKLLlj MVHI'.K. l.-hlropriiulur
. .New l-,It-y Jiuildlnn. Hour.-. ID lo l
a. in.. ! to 1 p. ni. and 7 to K p. in
1-24-tl
Wi. J, 1.. WOOyi-.LI, Chlropruouu
und Naturopiuh. Xurvmis and i-hronii
Ulsua.-'H a pt'einlly. Suite L0. Soin
mer llldir. Ov.-r Silvprth.irii.JV. Ot let
hours, 10 to 13 a, in., 1:J0 to r p..ni.
7 lo 11 evenings. I'limic -I!I7-"V.
s.vri'Hi-; niti-:
311. A. X. HAVVll.LE Specialist lr
chronic Iisca.'s. .Mcthoii.-i. .Mcchano-
1 Therapy and Naturopath.- Skin anil
mood diseasi.-, n-'rvous .dieaKe
Llll-onle Headat lH.. !.. ma, Scialic-l
Apin-'iidleUl, t'onMijMitti.u, How
Troulilu: all html in Clironlc Di
K.-a.u-a sutc-wi ully .IrpuU'tl. I'hon
Main fill;!. Uihini .1, L',. :i. second t'looi
i oolldf-e Hhlf;;., opposile.. Star- Tliea
lor. (Juli o ' aolli-e.' .10. to 12 a.
1:30 to 5:00 p. in. " Coh.-ii1UTlo.n free
:!-!--.
piano 'i i xi;iis
JiXPlOilT PIANO TUNI.Nil Clcnn and
voice your piano without exlry
- cniirue. work liiiaranteeil. Call New
; lln Hook Store lor appointment. Hoy
- i-ini up.-.. .J.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. 51. La r:iml.: I.o.Ijjo No.
i-.o;n uriUT of .Moofe, holds roRiilm
t-vt-ry i juir.Miiiy niht ai :
! P- in. at odd FVIIowH' Hull. Th
oiiHii m .Mijo.-ifiio;irt J-fKiou nmett
. wnu ann louriii j iiur."ilu of imoli
innnih. .Moose Iion 01' the- Vor
. llltrt.s .ii.cni r( I, ,,,1 1 v ft..i ......
1 vcivn IIIUIHII
Minn j hi w y WflconiC,
.T. .1. HAIllW, Diclator,
C. . SHUL.TZ, Sycr.try'
1 I'-llvrt Ln (Jraiuiu lA'diro No
j o wi Mii K. mint jiim cjui
, jn-ivitcmrf frhtM. imily L'xtcnclt:d Lo nil
.s. DKAX i;i()VK, KxtiHod Iltiler,
I- VV.U.SO.s4.i-i-mi-y. i.
Lm. (.iraiHlK OunU No. 770 i nu'ut.s -i
the rt Thtii.iday t-vi-nlnir oi' em
nionih, in the K. of i'. hall. Vlbiiiny
t JE. li.' lU'NtUX ; V. -c.
i JAKK JKT(X,K. Clerk,
A. K and A. Im (Jiaintt; l.utiuU n
.w.w-Mi.av K nnn A. .11., holds ix'KUl.ir
iirsi oTiu iniltl l-TKlavH at
7 u"ty v. in. Cordial u L-lcome to ull
.M.at?oiid. .
, J.OT L. SNODOnASS, W. AI.
1J. R. ItlXtiO, Secretary.
l' (. K.;Li-;S Aerie .c. :;'.:, meet
every Kridny niKht at Kalen Hall
' ViHilills niemlnrs welronit.
55. LIUV, W. 1'.
J. 10. Lit KDSiOLL. Sec.
A'OOU.i i-; N ( . i-' T H1-: WOK lD La
; (.irande i:am) .o. n;!. Meets uverv
, .Monday niH-nt ill J-jiifle Hull. A I
vijiUlii Neij-'hliors Helcoine. Dut'F
, ptiyalile at Llie oliu'e of tiie clerk
JioPijiw 21-2, La (.irancle Xatlona
I JjaiiJi. HuildinfT.
J. J. Murchlnon, C. C.
Jt. J. KiTCHKN, Clerk.
K SHiii TS O V 1 VTHI A S 1 ( ed Croa
Lodirn No. 27 ineely e iry Mondnj
( eVeiiiHK in Castle Hall K. of I
Hall I, at x p. m. A T'ytluan welcome
' lo all visttinp K"iilhir.
1 E. C. Fli;LIS. C. C.
ViM1;N ,S LKNUi'lT A.SSOC1 ATION' ol
' the MarcabyeF. La C.riUule LodR'No
j 27, W. 1!. A. or M. LoIku meets first
. '1 hursdrtv at 2 p. in. nnd third
"Wednesday at 8 j. in., at li. of V
Hall. Visitlnt; Sisters w lonmc.
MliS. NOTIA V: MACKKV. C.
MAil.IOIMH EATON", It. K.
O. K. S. Hope Chapter No. IS. V. E. S,
linhlj siated ciHiHiuniiea lion the see-!
1 ond nud fmirih We.lnexditvs if eacl1
lmuith. Vifsiting members coruially
welcomed.
MKTH. KLLIOTT IA ItKEIt, W. M
ANNA ,S. OKOVK, Sen.
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
DOINGS OF THE DUITS
f HELLO .TOM - HOVJ'S
I EVERYBODY ?
HOW'S HELEHp
r
T-A-X-ll
Want Ads
FOll BALE OB XllADU
FOR SALE First class fence posts-
Farmers 19X
12-12-tf
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for salo at the Observer of
fice. Chan. 7-8-tf
FOR SALEIB acres of land on Cove
avenue. Phone 186-M. 1-lB-Ot
vou mars
FOR RENT House. Call 173-R.
, l-23-3tp
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apartment, luuu wasn. i-iu-ti
WANTED
WANTED Work by girl in private
family or restaurant. Phone Main
87. l-24-2tp
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn. l-20-6t
WANTED Work bv the hour Will
do cleaning, washing, ironing or
care for children. Phone' farm
185- or 4C4-R. l-23-3t
tntiuKiiLAA Ktnra
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. 1 a. Norton, aue Adams Ave.
8-30-tf;
LOCAL COBSETIEHh, for - Barclej
. Corsai Mrs. J. E, O'Connell, 1104
O avnn. Phone 147 J." Strictly
Cnstora-mad Corsets.--: Guaranteed
" throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Ficot Edg. Work Guaranteed. .,
-! 8-1-tf
Hot Lake Arrivals;
1 k
HOT LAKE, Jan. 25. At the Hot
Lako Sanatorium register appear the
lollowing names:
John Penfrich, Bois'e, Ida.; Walter
Hoffmnn. Colfax. Wash.: Mrs. r . J
Kent, 'Walla Walla, Wash.: John A.
Glerm, Walla Walla, Wash.; Mrs. D.
Bidelcr, Hot Lake: Mrs. A. Con
nolly, Union; Christine Griffith, Ba
ker; Mrs. J. Brannan, Baker;. Lucile
G. Grant, Weiser, Ida.; Mrs. W. E.
Haj'den, Union; H. E. Hitt, Hermfa-
ton; H. A. McKeen, Hermiston; A.
D. Baker, Baker: Jack -Meklovich.
La Grande;; S. N Allen, La- Grande;
Oscar A. Grant, Weiser, Ida. Ruth
ii iiiiaina, mi oimiiuc,
. ; COPS -(pAX:TESTpijP
WALLA ; WALLA; Wash.,: Jan.. 25.
City employes are forbidden ito
appear in any court m any mann'er
the delcnso of anyone; accused
of violwtin the state or feiderij laws
in onnctin) iwiUithe usei orvi poss
ession of litiudr or harcotfes. i
Action to this effect was ,-taken
today when the city commission
adopted this motion,-' prepared by the
- "1-imove that -it- the sense -of
:he city commission ithaf no. emDlove
of tlife .'city of Wallii .CWalla-Vpp'Bii-.
in any court in any way in detense
of anyone charge.'! with a violation of
the laws of the United States or the
staite of Washington relative to the
use or possession of narcottds or in
toxicating liquors."
Tlie order does not bar any from
obeying a subpoena from a court, it
was explained.
I'oitr ni'siNEss catows
(Ry The Associated Tress)
TAt'O.MA, Wash., Jan. 25 A steady
jrrowlli In port business here for 1 112
Is indicated In the annual report of
V.- G; ltowland, harbor master, Th'j
report shows that 1.341 vessels nrrlv-
(1 in the port durlni? 1922, nn Increuse
of 3'ifi compared with 1921. .The ton
nage for 19L'2 was H, 22,090, compar
ed with Z.3M.1.0 last war. I Mr.
Rowland says the increase la due to
the developimnt of inter-coftstiU tnifli.
nd to the operation of" the public
locks or the. I'ort of Tncomtu-, i t'.
. , f r . I
The Greatest Opportunity.
A little child Is nlua-s a sacreil
chnrire, and there Is no greater oppor
tunity than to direct a young mind
through wholesome growth to a realiza
tion or the abundance of life.
A Classified AS Will Do It!
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
in Season
at
THE L0TTE3
1118 Jefferson Ave.
SAV.Tom,
OH THE
A BOY
J OH, HELLO, WILBUR.
I THEATRES
ALMA Kl'HFA'S H1SKS .
LIFE IN CANADIAN WILDS
Featured Plnver in "The Valley of
Silent Men" Has Many
Thrilling Experiences.
While Alma Rubens has never
nosed as an athlete, in "The Valley
of Silent Men," a new Cosmopolitan
creation balscd on James Oliver -Cur-
wood's novel of the same name,
which comes to tho Arcade theatre
today, she performs somo feats of
endurance which prove her an out
door woman. Cosmopolitan sent a
company under the direction of
Frank Borzasto up into the Canad
ian Rockies to film the "story amid
the scenes where tho author con
ceived it. For twelve weess Miss
Rubens and Jfrs. Borzafre were the
only women with the company, shar
ing all tho inconveniences and dan-i
gers ot camping in the nov.nern
wilds. -
Miss Rubens learned to drive a
dog-sledge and her first appearance
m the picture is when sne is seen
aiur oil piloting her team ot "hus
kies" across the snowy wastes. Then
when supposed to bo lost in the
mountains, Isho is seen tramping for
miles through the deep snow, climb
incr stecD ueaks. and finally slip
ping and falling into a crevasse of
the great glacier above LaKe Louise.
ALain with Lew Codv as her com
panion, jMiss Kubens leaped irom a
boat which was about to go ovei
tho rapids into the icy waters of the
Kipewa river., and. swam; to the
shore., i But . before they landed thoy
wore obliged to duck under-the wa
ter.and .remain submerged- for.; fully
a ; minute, :while the pursuing-. police
Passed bv in a motor boat without
.swing them. ..But -even, this exper
ience did not chill the ardor, of the
young actress. ,- - ,.) . i , . -
"1 -never worlcen " so"tiara Tn-rmy
life." savs Miss Rubens, "but in that
coldjembracinK;ir,'-.antid iwonderful
scenery, at .seemed like play. -When
spring came .into 'The Valley of Si
lent Men," and we finished the pic
ture in flowery meadows surrounded
by snowy peaks, it was like fara-
disc except for the deer flies.
meres always a lly in tne hon
ey,' and a deer fly can put more
punch into its performance tnan any
insect I have ever got acquainted
with. But I returned from that ex
pedition full of 'pep' and ozone, and
feeling that I had enjoyed the fin
est 'outing' of my life."
IIHOTIIKKS lMi;it.THii SKIX."
A :tory; of tKvo' married. touples,;in
coiitr;i.stin slit ions of life, wIiohl'
carnitines were throutoiiod with ship
wreck du to'the wilVn iH'Hirc" id' avoid
the i'pKponniljntlc'i tit 'llfr; timl 'luive :t
tfood. v;iinew told-, i wijlt ko'iI"8'
clrumuttc iiower, with an intercstin;;
inlntrled vein of coinofi.N', in "Hroth
erh Vndor tho Hkin,ve!olilwyn'p1c
tiiro by; Potor U. Kyiu, wliirh comes
td tlie. Shcrr1 Tlieatcr Tod.iy tor two
days.
Htrt.KH"with "nn nlfsorhlnply tn-
Cdtmtlhijiltuat lon'j 1 ' or i-rriLl
olopcl it with a fcrHiitf for voracity,
for Mlrtvmjt rtV frrt nlP,'(olirty "ttiat
makes "UrotticrM ruder the Hkln;" a
moving and entertaining tran.scrplt oi
life :is it often lived hy the married.
The poor shipping clerl; in a plumb-
in W e.stablishment is havinir tho same
sort of trouble with Ills Irresponsible
wife ns t tho vice-president of his
company. The shipping elei k, ob
taining entrance to tho wealthy vice
president's home on an errand, see
him-R-et'the better of his wife (partly
as a, result of tho timely presence o(
the clerk) und he koch homo ati'l
docs likewise wltli his helpmate. He
proves to nor that ho means to be
master and dictate affairs In Ms own
household. The result; in two wives
sharing in their liushaiids' Uvea and
happy in their babies.
(toldwyn iravo Director Hopper a
remarkably fine cast for tilts film,
lhs .Hipping clerk uV hls'-idty 'eiii
P'ayel .by "Pat (V.Mallcy and Jfefenc
Chaclwich; thq vicc-prosident andj-lTi.-
Viiia.r; t wliM -Alao . Husch . as an
Pfirrment hon??e tlivorcce thrown in
for pood measure. "I bothers I'mlej-
the Pkin" Is Kit id to le a irenuine
creAi). comedy with an. appilim;
leaven of drama in Its composition;
and, so .human und vcrucImiM that the
spectator feels bo knows intimately
each character revealed.
Comedy showing, 'Tellx Wakes
' La Grande ' !
MATTRESS SHOP and!
S WEAVING WORKS , 3
1 Mattresses of all kinds cleaned '-S
J and rebuilt. Festher RenoTuting. o
2 H&e Rnzs Anil Fluff nnx. .nv.;0
sale. jig
Carpel and Rng Cleaning J.o
viix, i.ou ana cm. "
J Cbas. Edwards, Prop.
Fbone 263-W
Wilbur Is Always So Serious
How ARE You Dettikc,
OUTCOME r
OR. A GIRL?
I'M HOT
I. A RnV nt? A ipi v .
EVERETT TRUE
f "fJ , I Look, ever?iTT I
( r . , I rr jut "Bccsm to
' r' H4o this
' CAVITY ON TH3 -SlpcS Op XT ! '
! aNl LOOK AT THAT GRNl Tr .
OCT? vSNret.6T -
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; (By Associated Press)
t RACKAAIKNTO, !uL,-Jmi. 25.
')eaths from alcoholism, which readi
ed the lowest number In California in
ly-'O, after the federal prohibition en
forcement act had .liminished the
supply of tiijuor, are once more on the
increase, according to figiu'-es given
oul by I j, K. Hoss. of the bureau of
Vital .stiUl3tl('y of the California Slate
Iioard 6f Ualth. . V f
The year 1920, in tho belief of Jo6Hs
r.inrkcd th enadirjvof the (litUor traf-
tit! tfta weuiia t)u number or ueaths
ttlrihuUMliti; lUpoJiollub. 'I'JuU was be
cause, KosH believed, the bootleggers
bad not yet become organized and
tluiie was little drink, legal or illegal,
obtainable. Hut since that year, the
figures Indicate,') tbero.l has f-been u
steady increase in the numlicr of al
coholism - deaths .unUl,.-for fie first
ehwen m,oni.h, otybttxn ;total reach
ed 1UZ.
Tn-lOnrBfllO'Tiy'TnWS'To Tihve been
au ,avuriigo,rji,V:iUUtta..A'eur. then
were a40 deatm?-iirtro-Trtato lifrom al
coliolisin. The next year, (bii" (o the
war-time regulation of Ihfiior con
sumption, tlie number decreaHed to tt'
and in 1'JlII It fell to SC. J-'rom the
low point of 37 in 1922. there has been
a gradual Increase to 69 in 1921. The
102 deaths for 11 months of last year
indicates, Hoss said, that there has
been a more successful evasion of the
provisions of the Volstead act.
The state board of health bus no
figures on the number of deaths due
Lo had liquor, although In 10 months
of .1922, there were six deaths from
Fairy foot Brought
, instant fielatf
' !bilonbttdIynftnmpd.i7
Don Kapp. "but the finit frVryfoot '
', nlwter relieved It insUnUy. and thS
; tuefco s not tthecKl mo ol "ce,' : '
Fafryfoot ttopa i the pain atonconnd literally
melts away the bunion formaiion Xt:
return to normal xo sad abase Guaranbi
nnd .old on frae uiai. iiacantowl
ffverywtierc
RKt) CROSS DKUfi STORK
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Home Products
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No. 5 Lard SOc
No. 10 Lard $1.55
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per lb 25e
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 25c to 40c
Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb . !....15c
Mt' Emily Cottage Butts, per lb l!Jc
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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f WE NWERE COMING OVEfc.
OTHER EVENING BUT
uwkio Wflill'T FfcULINfa
1 1
I OTHER EVENING BUT p- -1
! DORIS WASN'T FEELING , HEADV
V WELL - ZSHE HAD A J
By Condo
wood aleoliol and three
ed alcohol.
from denatur-
(iMUMAN'Y TOV TIIADT. IUC
TOKIO, Jan. 25. tlerinany has
completely recaptured that1 por-tion ol'
the world's toy trado which Japan
took away from her during the war.
Japan, in 1920, exported toys val
ued at approximately Yen 1 S.tMiO.Odo,
but 1922': trade was a little more
than Yen fi.mm.omi, the sumo as 1921.
Japuneso newspapers complain that
tho loss of the toy trade is duo to
the Nniishicss of tho Japanese toy.
Glass of Salts
: t Gleans Kidneys
1 1
your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers you, drink lots
of water.
When vour kidneys liurt and your
back feels sore, don't get Beared and
proceed to load your stomnrh with a
lot of drugs tliat excite tho kidneys
and irritate tho entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneyB clean liko yon
keep . ' your bowels clean, by Hushing
them with a mild, harmless Halts whirl)
helps to remove tho body's urin
ous waste nnd Btiimilnto them to their
normal activity. The function of the
kidneys is to 'iilter the blond. In 24
hours the strain from it GOO prains of
arid nnd waste, so we ran readily un
derstand the vital iniportanco of keepinp
tho kidneys active.
Drink lots of water you can't drink
too much; also pet from any pharmacist
about four ounces of dad Salts; take n
tablewimonfiil in a glass of water before
breakfast each morn in for a few days
and your kidneys may then act line.
This "famous salts is'mado from the
acid of prapes and lemou juice; com
bined with lilliin, and baa been used for
generations to clean nnd atimulnte
cloirged kidneys; nlno to neutralize the
acids in urino'so it is no lontrer a nonrre.
of irritation, tliun often ending bladder
wenkneH.
.Tad iS'alts is inPTpensive; can not in
inm: ni,ikei a deli r?M fill cflerveftcent
iithla water drink, which everyone i
should take now and then to help keep j
their kidnevs clean mid nHive. Try i
this: alfo keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt yon w ill wonder what lie
rnmo of your kidney trouble, and back
ache. 2
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OH SHE'S VERY
MISERABLE -
A HOARKMESS
HER. COLP AND
I HEAftD
TALK BACK!
MJMN'fi KCrOKIl SKT.
(Ity A.'isoclated Press)
CrP.ASH VAI.I.KV, Calif., Jan. 25.
Tho I.elMie Mining comp.inv, operat
ing a gold mining properly near her,
is believed to have set a new record
for sustained development work. Th"
work la now in its firteenth year
without 'nny ore extraction or finan
elSil returns of any kind. None of
l ho members who inaugurated the en
terprise ban withdrawn from the com
Just Received
Pull lino of Alaska rablo rcmly-lo-wcar
furs. Also seal brown
mid black trlnttnliir; fur 1 reuses
nnd eidlar and cuffji for oati.
Vo nrc - nil iveJcmie to coiup
and sec tlicm. I als() buy nil
klmU of rnw furs and will pay
best prlecs.
Chris Miller
1510 Atlanta Ave.
GET l?KSIJLfS WITH A WANT AD
Where thickness of a Hair
Equals a Mile
T.'
"TIE lintr of a human head a verages from two to three thou
sandths of an inch, nnd ,if motor nervico shop work is based
on accurncy po conrso ns a "hair's breadth.', only poor results
can be obtained. ..
Automobiles may be designed alike, and look-tho same, yet
one, because of preciso fits, has iior power, speed and less vi
bration. , When pistons and cylinder .bores nre hold to limits of
ono thousandth plus or minus, It means that often a platen 7001
mulerslzo goes into n, born which Is .001 overslw; nnd, In caso
of a HirorMnch plutoiii Instead of having n wall olearnnro of ,003
.001 for . each Inch of piston diameter) It has .005 and becomes
nn "oil-pumper' nn error of iess than an averager hair's
breadth, yet, tho results could havu ooen no worst liad lt'been
a "mile." o,- . .-i , . i"i;
Avoid errors ns broad ns a hnlr ond for closely fitted pistons
and perfectly ground cylinders havo your repairmen bring your
cylinder block to ua for regrlndlng nnd piston assembling.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grando, Oregon
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockebijok . j
EDDONOIiyrppifllfjpjt;
Phone 474-J ? " ? t r i Fir Sr Jeff eison
TO DA Y-
Make yourself master of today, and you will
win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity
by writing when you can have the satisfaction
of immediate response by using our long dist
ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance
station. ...
HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE COMPANY
A CLASSIFIED
La Grande - Baker i
Auto Stage
I'. DeliUp, Mnnn-xer
Ihiily JlxrcfitliiK Hutu lay 1
J.euv
JliUer JiCavts I.a Clrnndo J
.. ... i.-no r. ...
H:i;o (1, ni,
1:0 ) p. nt.
oil 4:4' p. m.
01
6: i" p. ni.
Sutulnys
J.cnveH Ia flrun'lo nt S.viO p, m.
Conner! Inn nt I'nton
Duy aid sell through Observer
ClnsKlfled Ads.
BY ALLMAN
SHE HAS
WITH
CAM'T
'
NEW
WOOLENS
For Suits Arriving:
Every Day
Look them over and
have a suit tailored to'
your individual style.
Everything in Men's
Vear
The Toggery i,
Andrews Bros. .
Knox Hals
AD WILL 1)0 IT
1
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