La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1924, Image 5

PAGE FTVE f
Monday, July 21, 1324, .
THE LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER -'
Local News In Brief j
COMINU EVUNTS
AumUit, 3 K. O.
" lliveiuiilu I'urU.
M. 1'lcnlc ut
oil (In- .Suiilli l.'ork of (hv Wullowu.
I'iHill . '
Wurii W. Fowler wus fim-d Jin month.
and rests In thi- jiiHllr ruurt flih,
morning Tor fulling lo iliiu Jibuti
liKhls oh thi, hiuhwuy.
To Sillily uilh .Mayo ISmllu-rs
Dr. K. I'. Ijinilia h-rt Tor Uoch-i-Htrr,
New York, yt-Htoriluy lo
study niv.luliM' Cor u tlm ul 1 !
world fnmoim Muyo hrut hrr'n chilli-.
Hi, i-xpl'cIh to he irolie uhout u
stullinir new eiiuipinent anil will h
ulilu to soon proilnei- one ton ul
ire per Uuy. Ho in also I'inisliiMK a
hew unl inoilirrn leu cream room.
Toledo louder.
Personal Mention
Mrs. I'aul Yuuim of llond, la reg
istered at the Hl miner.
Miss Millie Douglas iiml her
brother, J. II. Douglas. Jr., ol
Vhiltiei California, were In l.u
G ramie ycalenlay. They reglslcr
rd ut the Hummer hotck
To Ituilil Ciiirnc : ..
('. Carpenter look nut a pernit)
to build a garage on M union uvo
& it in; between Fir uiul CiieenwooU
streets. The building ih to cost In
the neighborhood of $260.
O.-W. It. N. Inhimr Km
W. II. Hennessey .telephone ami
To Look Over Wallowa County telegraph engineer" of the O.-W..
U. K. Haxter, financial agent of j arrived tn I,a GrnnUe I his morning
(niii.'u- ut Wallowa iMkv
M r. and M is. J. O. Simdgruns
and (wo duimhters. Jtailth and
Lola-Marlon, accompanied by Mr.
ami Mrs. James Hairla HnodgraKS,
are spending I In week at Wullowu
lalti-. They left last evening.
Guy I. Conkltn ami (Irorge I
Rochester of Wiisnr. Maho. stop
ped ut tlm Kommer yesterday. They
are touring to Portland.
I'ortlund. went through I .a Grande
this morning on his way to Wal
lowa to look over general condi
tions in that county.
'on official huslnca
fice is in i'ortlund.
Ills main of-
Jictmn from Vucatlon
Mr. and Mrs. K. (1. Halrd have
returned from a two weeks vuca
lion at Seashjo and 1'oiilaml. Mr.
liaird Is of tile C. J. liricr uud Co.
storo huro
Urns for Ton Iays
J I. MeNown, from jlasin, Wyo
ming, is visiting h's brother, J. It.
MeNown, of I.a Grumlo. for abo,ul
leu days., J In will return by wuy
of Portland, Taoomu, and HeuUlo.
To Spend Week at South I'ork
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Damorcll.
two children and Mrs. Damorell's
mother, Mrs. 13. Cook, left on the
branch train for l.osttnc this morn
. htff to spend several days fishinjr
From Pendleton
Tom Hoylcn and Kugeiie Itoyleti.
Hhoepmen of Pendleton, uerniupan
led liy their brother. K. I. Itoylen
Pnlversity of Grepon inedieal stu
dent, were in ha Grunde this morn
ing making preparations for "
week's f'shing trip to the Grundt
Itonde lakes.
Toledo muter .Makei
. Harry I). Miller of l,a Grande
Ort has accepted the position a
butler maker at thu local 'loledo
creamery to fill the vacancy caus
ed by the resignation of Joseph
Kwenringen. Mr. Miller comes here
highly recommended as a butter-
maker. Mr. Kwearlngen will take
over the ice and ico cream business
and conduct them entirely separ
ate from the creamery, lie in In
Mrs. J. M. Uailey and Jmnuid
Mrowii of Prairie I'lty. are amotiK
the out of lown gmsis now regis
tered ut the Foley hotel.
The Misses Uhodu K. I'recketl
ltuth Bale, l.ulu Broil w und lluhla
Carlson, tourists of Kouth llend
Indiana, stopped ut tho Hoiumci
hotel yesterday.
'.'' Ols morning for Itaker to visit
rolullvcs.
Miss Iterlha llamnious of Cald
well, went throuli on her way lo
Ktiterpr.se, where she will visit
relatives for a few days.
Mis. U. W. Harris, who h is been
vihiting her ssUT. Mrs. Kd. Wood
ell, returned to her home ut it ice.
Washington, (his morning.
in m
.Mvini.i; sti:ii.max si:r.N ix
nii'i'ifiir uoi.i: at aiwaih".
Iir. l.olliH l. Thorimiuml ruin
lly of l.oa AllKi lts. sloplMil ut llu
Kolty Imli'l yinlirduy. Tiny lilt!
on u vuL-ation trip.
Mr. aul Mm. ". H. SllmnuuKll.
roinior iyHil,'il8.iir Ui (Jriindo hut
uow i,f roriliiml. uro n-tfistt'ii'd ul
I lit, Kolry holcl. . ,
Mr. anil Mm. I". ,11. Kavfiimron
und iliiiiKliti-r, M HH Jan,-, of Wal
lowa, aro Kloliilll7 at III., l'ol-y.
Mr. Kavfiisi-roll in llio liuiibo'-biiHlni-H.,.
i .
Mr. und Mrs. John l.i'nl anil
clauEhtor. Miss M. K. Lent, of l.'um
l,y. Ori-Kon, wrrc liri'ikMil al tin-Hulo-HurrlH
reunion liolil at Wal
iowu yi'sli'iiliiy. 'I'liiy will return
to tliflr lioino soon..
Mrs. W. It. Wilson unil V.va. II
I'-. HIU of TVIummot. wire in Iji
Urauilo tills inominir on u Hlioi,
llnff trip. 'I'hey roturned lo their
lioines on No. "4.
' Charles lleynolils spent lliu day
ill Baker on business.,
Knierson Sehrock left for Port
land,, whern he will make his home
until 'full ul whieh timo he expeclB'
lo enroll in the University of Ore-
iron. He Intends to tuko up elec
trical enjjlneering.
Mm. Nellie Orlf fin" left on Nr
Fifty-Seven members
Of Crew Were Killed
TOKlil (Al') Klfly-seveii poi
sons drowneil July II w-llen Hie
Nippon Yiuieii KuIkIiu 1'relnliler
Matsiiyaina Mnru founderod off
tiolt) Isluml. Today's report was
the rlrst news or Hie ship's fntc,
us it carried no wireless.
II was several days overdue at
Hi,, lime of the n.ews belnir re
ceived. Tho -'hip carried down all
her officers anil crew oxceptlm?
one rlreiiKin, picked up by a trawl
er and brought lo Kobe.
Hales reports from tho Tti Amer
ican ' branches of I he Kuril' Motor
compuny show thut over u million
l'ord curs und trucks were sold ul
relull durltii; the rlrst six -months
of 1524. The actual fluure Is 1,-
loali.llTK, which cxCeils the lol.il
retail sales ror the sunie' period in
lll-a by 133,uyr iiri' averuKe k"1"
of sules per ''niontli. " aer
eordintr to word received by the
rerkins -Motor compuny of ll
tlrunde. ' '-,,'"'
A compiirlson belwecu I'onl
sulcs in 1UL'4 uud l'J-3 not only In
dicates 'u remurkalde Increase in
tho country's buylntr power but
Myrtle Stedmun. u screen actress
whose services are Die subject ol
keen blddliiK ainonir Ihe producers
in liollywooil, Is a member of the
ast of "The Akc of lleslre, a
Kirst National plelure directed by
r'rtllik IlorKaire, w iilcli Is coliiltif? lo
Hie Arcade Theatre toduy. She
pluys the role of u poverly-slrlcken
iviiluw- who inunnifes to keep up a
"frolil" und IhruiiKh lier wiles
"lands1, u mllllonulru luishund. Tin
aclress declares I lull II Is I lie mosl
difficult role in which alio Iiuh ever
been cust.
Miss .Stedmiul wus born III 'hl-
cuffo; where . she ullellilcu eirs,
Slarrelt's Kchool for lilrlB. ull ex
clusive inslllllllull. , r.uny sue
evinced all Inclination to go on the
sumo, and she l'Ba her lonit nuu
sueccssful stuije career In UKlit
uperu. She has played ull kinds id
parts und has had Ihe advanluKc
of u well-rounded stase life. This
wealth of druniutlc experience lias
admirably ruled her ror the diffi
cult norlruyul of screen charuclora.
Her lust stuKo uppcurance wus lour
also snows uiul llim Kiowill con- . N .. k . slul
In ever.- " .
' rilHAHAXTS Kill I'TAIl
SALT I.A KK (Al') Approsl
niately riioo rlnu necked pheasants
will lie iliBlrlliuted throimh Hie
stale tills year uecordlnu lo an
nouncement Sunday by I'tah stute
iraiue roinmiston offieiiiN.
Stock Reducing Money
Raising Sale
Comparison will con
vince you. We put these
reductions right ; up to
.. your.Dwn judgment.',
YOU NEED THE GOODS NOW!
We need to sell them now. That's the why of this
fierce priec-ciitlinB on this cool $.'!),000 capable stock
of Men and Hoys Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings,
Trunks, Suitcases and Bags.
MAKE YOUK
" ' $
SAVE
DOLLAHS
This is a sale with a reason not an excuse. Wc must turn pur merchandise into dollars and cents. We
are. overstocked we need lhc money we must reduce our stock. 10 to 50 reductions on every art.cle
in the store.
ir wo liuvo in oivn Ihis lnck :iwav at 65 cents on the dollar it must lie sold.
sale and that's why when ydu come in you will meet men and suit boxes coming out.
Think these reductions over- tonight and put your reflections into action tomorrow.
That's ;the spirit back of this
MKHAELS-STEKN AND KOSEN
WAMMVE1L SUITS l'OK MEN
Summer weight, in Gaberdine, Cash
mere, Worsted and Tweeds at a saving
of Vo L-o f er Cent off our regular
prices.
it,rl.;5 Suit Now '. 3'l-r'7
$lS.50Siiit now. $32.ai
$15.00 Suit now ?ao.oo
$13.50 Suit now $29.00
$U.:5 Suit now... $27.90
$30.S5 Suit now... $20.57
ei)i;hheimeh - sticin mtfokm
c lothes long pant suit
fok young men
Up-to-the-minute in style and fab
ric, on sale at a saving of 25 l'er Cent
off our regular prices.
$3U;5 Suit now
$32.50 Suit now.
$2:i.i"5 Suit now........ '.
$2K.F5 Suit now
$25.00 Suit now...
$22.50 Suit now..:..
$2i.M
S24.3iS
.$22.3!)
.$21.64
$1S.75
$16.88
ITTlOItM AND MKHAELS-STEKN
SUITS l'OK MEN
Regular line suits in Ulue Serge,
Worsted, Cashmere and Striped Wor
sted at a saving of 30 Per Cent off
our regular prices.
$l.50 Suit now $33.95
$15.00 Suit now $31.50 ,
$12.50 Suit now $29.75
$39.85 Suit now - $27.90
$35.00 Suit now .?24.50
$2-1.85 Suit now... $17.-10
EXTKAGOOD SUITS l'OK HOYS
With two pair of knicker pan lis. The
all-wool line of quality suits that hold
up under hard wear boys give them,
Now on sale id; 20
$23.85 Suit now
$20.85 Suit now
$18.85 Suit now
$15.'lo Suit now...
$14.85 Suit nov
$12.45 Suit now......
Gn His
Way
l'er Cent off.
. $17.08
$16.68
........$ 15.08
$12.36
$11.88
$.9.96
LADIES' OUTING CLOTHES
At a Saving of 25 Per Cent ,
$19.,S5 Tweed Suits $11.89
$ 7.85 Tweed Knickers ...-.$ 5.89
$ 4.95 Whip Cord Knickers $ 3.71
$ 7.45 Whip Cord Coat $ 5.59
$ 3.15 Khaki Knickers $ 2.59
$ 2.(;5 Jhaki Blouses !...-'-.$ 2.14
$ 2X5 Khaki ISlouses 1.9'J
To
Our
Big
Sale
ttnucH month by month,
Instance Uw monthly huU'h In 1924
lutvo shown a Hiiltunttul increuau
over the rom-tmomlinif month in
108. In Juno they reached 17,
747 whluh was iiiroxiinutily 1 . -000
ahead of June bu I va i I la1
ireediiiK yuur.
Those fiiniH ' uro Tor retail
sale In the l uiluil Slate.s alone
ami not take into oonahleru
tion the Bales mudo hy foreign
Kord lnaneiu-H and utwoeiuted
tompunles, the majority of whieh
assemble cars from American
made parta.
l'erhaps tho most pneoiiraKlny:
siRn of the times liea in the fuel
that these sales have been Kiiroud
very evenly throughout llio coun
try and indicate a ircnerul pros
perity that ts not confined lo any
particular section. i
BULLETINS
AtVorNTAXT KILLS KIXR
VAXCOl VKIt, U. C. (Al) 15.
C, 1 CunlliiKljr. voiiiitiuit illsHiuiK
vt two wiM'ks iiko ly tlw? J'm-irlr
jmit r.nteni i-ailway. tMlny visit
ed the office, aumked Hubert Wll
on, assistant irciu'nil iiianaHr.
und, nftcr ft nmiiliiit battle with
orrircrs of llio uuiiiiiaiiy, hIioI and
killed himself.
bert production,
Her entry Into picturea was as u
star, about ten years uo, for the
Sellff Company In CliicaKo. Tom
Mix was her leading man. Hhe was
en?aK:Hl lu-eausi' 8h was an ac
complished horsewoman. The ac
tress cast for t he part could not
ride, and a friend of Miss 8ted
iHiui told the director, who sent for
her und she promptly accepted the
offer.
Home of her more notable fllmn
wore "I he valley or, tho Moon, n
ltox Ifc-ach story produced by Hos-
worth; "The HMver Horde," "Tin
Concert," "The Knnjoua Mrs. I'uir"
und "Six pDays," '
... . ,.,( .. . ...M
MAHKirr rOTATIONS
I '0 1 tTI A N I . O re. ( A 1 1 ) . t 'a t
tle. alow and uboit steady. Hugs
li fc to 1 . 1 o htKlier, top KiaJ.e
hops $ii.L'fir$l)."5. Hheep Blow.
Kvim steady. Hotter prints two
cents hlfrher, printH 4 2 cents.
Hutlerfat (I'ortlund) 4'2 centj.
Iluttei Tut (San l-'runtlsco) 4U
cents.
01-
Clearance
Sale
ALL SUMMEll DRESSES
Silks, Voiles and Linens .
S off
French & Greene
l r i
.-. i
a. ,
' I
T9K
HUlt ut tllll
on him.
i'xH'rimrnt iH'rroriiii'il
fNI)l:H MII.ITAKY uri.r..
Ti;iii;itA., I'fi-siii. (An Mili
um Iiim- hint liii'n ilii'lnri'il. si'v
I'l'ill prrsiniM mispfi'ti'il ,r I'liinplUi
Ity. Ill Hit' fclllllKi or. lliu AllH'i'lcllll
Mil- i'iiil. ItnlM'ii Imliili', nlio
illril 1'rliluy riinii lujurlra mi'lvwl
whrii Uf lii'HU'ii hy n rnmiil-i-nl
mili wlilli, iIiuKkiiiIiIiik
isnrnil foiliilulii, luivc iMt'li l-
l-inti.tl.
RATINGS HELD
AS ALL FAIR
1
I 1 1,' m. ir 1 r ,i i-,:i : ,
' (I'oiitliimil rruiii ruiri!
linn)
FARMERS' TOUR
WAS SUCCESS
(Contlnuod from pnite 1)
MARX MADE TROUSERS
l'OR MEN
In Serges, Worsted, Cashmere, Cot
ton and Worsted mixed, now on sale
at 25 l'er Cent off our regular prices.
S8.85 Trouser now ,. $6.65
$7.85 Trouser now $5.89
$6.85 Trouser now.... .$5.11
$5.95 Trouser now , $1.47
$4.85 Trouser now $3.64 ,
$3.85 Trouser now $2.89
Ticking up furnishing goods at prices like IKcsc is almost like gelling them for Christinas. Shirts, Under
wear, Hosiery brought down in the Clint's Ciolhiciy Sale to where a $10 bill buys an armful of fine mer
chandise. A man never has too many shirts Underwear he always needs Hosiery is an cvery-day neccs-
si(y .lm j tms sale all these fine furnishings arc reduced to your on pikes which arc in a great
manv cases less than you could buy them for wholesale. Don't wail until you need goods when it is possible
to hiiy nearly two for one. Lay in a supply or a half dozen each and you will be actually feeding lhc goose
thai lavs. Eul do it today. ) m.uvnj
SAVE MONEY NOW -YOUR GAIN OUR LOSS
Standard Merchandise of Quality. Our Entire stock goes on .sale. Nothing Reserved.
inr und arranged for all team
workers lo im-el tomorrow morn-,
(iir al U:H o'clock in tho chum-i
her of. commerce , offices . utter
which Hiey are to. start work. A'
noon ft luncheon will be hchl In
tho Kommcr grill, wlieii u report
will be. made. '
The teaiiia follow-: .
The llnlr Uhzoih: IIukIi llmdy,
i-tiplain: W. W. Merry. t W.
iiunllirr. .1. .1. Carr. K. H. (iwill
liims, M. J. Ooxs, It. J. Kitchen,
.1. II. I'eare. K. U llohlnson. Claude
Hent"''". II- :- 1 1 wry
HnodKrafH. .1. K. Sleums and itay
mond Williams.
I Sear Cuts: A. W. Nflson, ciip
tnln: C. Ia Iterry. C. J. Itlack, l.yun
liohiienkamp, Iteverend S. W.
Ci-eiisv. 1'. A. Knllntr. Kred .Iuhi-
eiiin. .loe KeMiey, v I. Lilly, i , u
Meyers. T. It. Maxwell. I r. VV. I'.
McAdory Ailnlpli Newlln, and .1.
A. Tedfurd.
IhillOous: II. M. fjirson. cap
tain: Chane Ibdimnkamp. II.
IMxnn. :irl IMm. A. V. Llmltfrcii.
Charles Iteynolds, Have KHMldard.
I'lliH Van Kleet. V. M. Wilson, A.
T. HIU ami Cecil HolHm.
Tim Kelso Apes: Warren i.ii
bert, captain; Audmer I'layle, A.
C. Hampton. K I.. Holmes, Win..
Kletfrtst, Charles HlnKner. Harris
lYem-h. Krcd Kiddle. A. .1. HhiiiK'.
.1. (i. HnodKrasB, Howard O'Hrh n.
f.vnrwr- lllrnli". Italph Huron and
Walter Ituctcr.
Mr. Miller's alfnlfii was considered
by those on Ihe tour the best in
Hi1 valley at the present time.
Ho attributed this condition to
(he use of u la rife amount of fer
tilizer or "plaster. Mr. Miller said
that ho used -'Ml pounds of the
plast er eve.ry year instead of t he
usual Hid pounds every two yeurs.
Ho Ktivu an Interestluff talk on
sheep ralslnif and riled flKiires
irathered from several of tho larn
er sheep raisers near Union on tlu
costs of proiluellon. lie stated thai
the prolllB uveruved ' by thest
lloeks' Was' ilpnroxlmull'iy sisveil
dollars a head, a fiirure which In
said exceeded apy other branch of
llvesloek raised In Hie vulhy lusi
year. Afterwunis Ilie puny in
spected Ihe laniblnif sheds ami oth
er structures usi-d on the Miller
ruhch for tin raising of shd-p-
At noon the parly drove lo the
Slate KNperimcuinl station neat
Union where lunch was served by
lloltePI Wlthyeombe, superinti'iid-
nt of the plant. Kaln prevented
th IhoroiiKh Inspection or im-
wheat fields that had been planm d
lull Ihe men were shown Ihe draft
horsi-s and Hie grade dairy herd
TltlAI r YOITIIS MAY
m. ii:ri:um;i; iti;i'oi;r
ClllCACK) (Al')- No chantro ot
venue from Cook county will bo
requested but a contlnimtion of u
mouth may he- usked- In Ihe trial
of Nuthan Leopold Jr., and lllch
ard Locb. millionaire sons who
Jsuy they kidnapped und killed u
uniKiiuur uuy uuuen eruiinn, tor
excitement, tho uttornoya of the
accused Indicuted toduy after u
conference with their clients.
Preliminary motion will be
heard Monday. The trial Is set to
open August 4. If u conltnuutlon
Ih usked tho attorneys suld It will
ho "about 30 days."
SurprlM Indicated.
Prcpnrations for tho Jrlal aro'
being rounded Into shape under
tho guise of accrocy by both the
defense and the state. Humors of
some sort of surprise, move by the
defense on Monduy were circu
lated Hiiturduy, hut nltorneys re
fused to comment on (ho report.
The basis of tho defense thoy
might make a pleu of compound
lusunlty, thut (ho youths alone,
were Incupahlo but together their
mental processes wore such us to
make them dangerous.
It has been ruled that boys uud
ulrls will not be admitted to the
tho trial. Out of town writers are
already hero to covor Ihu proceedings.
njJ: j
at 10 o'clock A. on the ll'tli
lay of August, 1!24, Qext, ut tjii
office, the following tract of lund:
KKUNWU. Section 9. NWli
NKVi. Hection 10, TewnshlpS ;
South. Itunge 37 liust, W.,M... . I.
Tho Bale will not bo kept opfii. j
but will bo declured cloaed wticn j
those present at tho hour ntunari t
liave censed bidding. Tho persftln J
making tho hlgliest hid will bo m i
iu I red to tmmedlutoly. puy -.ll-.'
umouut thereof. - -
Any persons claiming adversely
tho ubovc-dcscrlbed lund uro adWs-
d to file their claims, or obit,-
Hons, on or before tho time desig
nated for sale. . . -
CAUL G. J1KI,M. "
HuffiBtrft.KO')
July U-2l-2w-Aug. 4-11
A
I'ublle I.aml Sale.
Department of tlm Interior.,
Iiiri'"1 tWmU iffimU
Oregon. Juno 2H, l:i.M.
Notice Is hereby glviu I hat, as
directed by tho 'ommlssloiier of
tho general l4ind orrice, under
provlsloiis of Hee. 'UttTt, H. H., pur
suant to the application of W, 10.
MeClure t.u Grande, Oregon, Ser
ial No. 02Ur0, we will offer ul
public sale, to Ihe highest bidder,
but ut not h'HH than $:i.oo per acre,
Films
Kodaks
Cameras
EASTMAN
And
ANSCO
i
Moon
Drug to.
rrompt und Fie
Delivery
Ha.
i w not. arrifeY'
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GUILTY IS
PLEA MADE
HY YOUTHS
(CoiillniH'il from pxo I)
NEW TODAY
CASH SALE
ONLY
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
All Our Regular Stock.
All Former Trices Will
15c Found on the Gar
ments.
yiYVICK.
Inn- lo ilirricullT flTlrln'cil
hi iiilhilliif rhnrufM for ailver
IIbIiik (lint in llBIrd iinilrr i'lil
rinl uUnrllslnic mill iinik'r Dm
"iil'w liKlay" licaillni;, (Iir l'
nliix ' Oliwrvcr will licrcnrtrr
Inki, no rlnmiriril .iIvitIWiik or
AllvfrllxlllK lo Imj rim w IM'W
UNlny- iiiiIiw Ihu ilvi'rtlii w
mx'Oinimnleil hj cai.
v.xt iii;iii;
n In t'ltri.'lvrln ami mil onljr
miiu imiiH'y lint rnjiiy lii'ili:r '
iinilll fMnl iiNikt'il llu, way
you likr. Hy wnltlliK o"
yoursi'ir yon nivu itic wait
er', I'.h'iimi ami llw, htIii'I,
llu; iIIhIicm you lllti;, ami
really I'njoy your lliciiU
lliiirt',
THE I5LACK CAT
l,(IKT v- Till" iiiornlmi, a.nx3!4
llri, mill rim. Iji-twwn .V Hvi nin
liltfl Mdlll-o- on Hril,-,'. Iti'lurli
! Cruniln lioiidi- l.ifinlwr "'.
- . 7-il-UI
I'oit s.w.i': iii-iii iniiiy
2;ll7 0:dur llri'i'l.
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rollfi'i'i'lli'i' of lilli'lilHlH i-liililoyi'i!
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llio Hint, ciiillil mil only Hliow III,'
lioyii Kiillly of fiic'IM lull I hut liny
lirr Hlini.
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Willi Ihr lillornryH, lluTi-ron. lo
llfiir Hllrll ivli)inri, hoill 111 lo
furl nnil nii'iilal r'uiiiiil,lllly. iih
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hiiii Ihi'iii lo hlin for lil liiforiiiii
II. in. Iir milil In- woulil I.tI uolli
Iiik lllli-rfrri- Willi ii MlMii'ily roil
C'lUHlon or llu- lu-iil'lliw.
'iioriwsi' Klllinii Colli'Kllin.
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j 1-riMi) Nullum Uoiolil. Jr., uiul
lltrhiirit l.oi'l llllvr ronfrHMi,! to
liinoilifr Hluyinit und uiullltitlon
op. rnt Inn. llu- I'lilriiiio lli-riihl uiul
I Kxiiuiliii r mill II lum li nriuil from
ii Bonn-,, iIohi- to III- two Iiovh.
'llu- ulli'KU'l Minrmslon w nm
lllll.ll' 1(1 llu- Mliilr. hut won tolil
to I Ik- lillornryH for tin- ilrfrnil-
und iiltcnlHlK.
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h-K'-il c'onri'H,l'n piiblir ut III
l,-liil. llu- nrwHiiirrH hlitli-'l In
onlir lo "how Mm Ii"h urn nun
liilly iiulullnii"'i.
Khol Sluili'iit.
'I'liu muriliT to wiilrli Ihr pollrr.
Iiiivn no rliir Ih I hut or I 'n riniiii
U 'I'niry, u univiTHily uluili'iit.
wlio wiih Hltol, hi'iilrn nnil hurl
'il iroin u n niiioiiiolillu In tin'
oiillii-ru purl or Mi- i lly. Hi' lui'l
l,n n lo u iliinri, nnil a nli-n'l Iiml
tukin hlin to Mir Mlilwny whin
liny ililliri'il until lilt''. "r hull
Hliirlrd.lo walk rrom Ihi-n- to Ii Ik
Iioiiii-. NoMiIiik uiori, Ih known or
IiIk inovi'ini-ntH hut hi: wiih fount!
tli m-xl inornlnif.
I'hi, otlu-r rrlini- wiih llu, inull
lutlon of I'hurl'-H fli-iiiu. u taxlriiu
ilrlvi-r. who wiih hrl-l up ul I h
point of ii plHlol hy iwo nii-n who
h,. ilmrrihiui iih ''yoiilllful iiollro
hoy," luki-n to u prulrlo unJ
I'hloroforiiiril.
Whi-n ho BWiik-iuil h" wa In
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hr hml rniwlnl flvo . hlorkx to II
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REDUCTION
A subsluiilial saviiiif on all Sumni'.-r Dresses and Ilala-i
for girls and boys. 1
Art & Baby Shop
"Kvcry thing for llio Haby"
HliMSI i ll'IIIMi lloltil Solllllli r. llhllf. KM.MPIN4J
ARCADE
TODAY - TUESDAY
"The Age
of Desire
l--lllt CAI.K Ni-w, ino'lrrn 5-rooin
ImiiikiiIow. IIX.'.O. 2'" i""1'
.. .Littii, IU, Xlmttr -IBU4. Jf-ffltriioil
it trrips tlm souls of
things, this drama of a
mother's mistake
a soli's mistake and a
sweetheart who saw the
silver lining through a
veil of tears.
A Stellar Cast Including
Mary Fhilbin
Myrtle Stcdnian
William Collier, Jr.
Our Gang Comedy Wit h all I lie
Little Rascals
"PLEASANT JOURNEY" ,
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