La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER!' Fi'iclayi '.Tantiiiry 23; i!)25.' Si la hi 4 lur Pi si f; mi m It " He M 1 41 &4 'v. ') V' ; 11 w . 0 iv Hi 1 tf' - 01 U V 0 n ., i in ft!' 81 -Id j, ,1 : - W i 1 U l ; "1 4 La Grande Evening Observer IJUDIil'ICNDKNT MCWKI'Al'EIt Published dnlly nnd wookty at l.a Grande, Oregon, by th LA OKANPK KVKNINQ OHHEUV1SH I'UBUBHINO CO. BRUCK DKNNIH , . Editor Entered at postofflos at La Orande, Oregon, as Second Qua Mall Mattel On salo in other cities Oregon Hotel News stand, Port land; Iniperlul News Slund, Portland; Multnomah News Stand, JPortlsnd Address all conuminlcallons to The Observor, HIS Adams Ato., La Grundo, Oregon. , bUUSCItllTIO.V ItATli8 11 Carrier Dally, per month .. ...... lis Dally, por threo nioiitln ........................ ..........a.:! Dolly, per six months, in advoaca .. .................. ..... 14. 60 Dally, single copy . .. bo Br Blall Dolly, per month Daily, per six months, In advance . ' Dally, per yoar, In advanco . Obierver-Htar, per ycur 60o .. 2. 60 ..$.10 .H.oo CITT AND COUNTI OFFICIAL PAFER MEMBER assoc;ated tress The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwuva credited It published therein. AH rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved THOU Hi I ALL, IXVK TUB LORD thy Clod with all thy heart, and with nil thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind: and thy neighbor as thyself. Tills do and thou shall live. Luko 10:7, 28. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley f voOSA- "ifNO-NO-IS.Vfl f AFTER THE . Fll M YOU OOMT ,lBi .t ) WHS But ' I J" . THINK HI YlUP To -mi- I cx ROOMO (( smpYc , J: - VMITCM? MACMINB WIU-II AUC CAYIJ I TWO HOURS &o ohmiW :. "Slvp ' WAi URST THOu" Took A PiSTSmT vTjyfib& IN FKONT Ot WHITWKERi LWESf STAfiLt "V 5ii WAS ONL OU) MAN TMMiwS EXPLININS g j HIS PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE TO A V Stj' PgulT TREE SAifcSNW . - ,-iw.. OFFICE GAT By Jun iu s Ileal rkv l-'alrfnY, who ha heeii glWiiff ml v Ire to the lm citk in I In iH'W.smMTH In (Ills country for ninny yvntn In nlmut to get mur rUil, hcrw her right. A young luw Ml ud in I itppllrd rur a poHltton In u law ofrk'c ami iinU-i-d whul thi' pay would ln - "You not nuthtiiK for IIh- flt-Hl six inoiitliH hu( afliT thai you gvt $1000 pit iinntiin." "Wry well, I'll come buck In nix months time" Our Men or n emu-cMed inun i otw who tiikiv limit Icsmhis. When she 1b t wenly-mir n chi h at u inun who rm-ffeis her birth day: whon h1u it) rrly Hhe Ik (,'rute ful to hint. "I rati my girl Justice McBride . State House, Salem. (By Mail). There is one man in Salem, at least, who never gets excited when it legislature meets. In fact he never jtets excited ubout anything per taining to state affairs. That man Is Justice Thomas A. McBride. lie is rated all over the const as the youngest man for his years to be: found. And this is due, the judge usserta, to his pious way and open life when young. He used to mine gold up at Auburn in liakcr county. In those days there was no need of judges and juries for "Judge t .-L.il ..i:n i .... i . M. . t , i juyucit turn I'Hignuu supreme aim gum was esiaimsneit khhi Hn.tii.T (lllickly and punishment followed even more miicklv. mrdhV !,,. A 1 i:... ..r i il t4"'-""'l llrolh.-r Why. juiiRt uua ciiKiiliw til iiitiujf iiuua ui iMlMlllt-AS 1IIH1 she n so htirll flnHn?" most of them returned him; a great deal of pleasure and "i-mh.-r -nu. ih- some money. Itut there-vtu one undertaking ho looks. LXliilJm.rii.'and back upon with rather a ruffled feeling it was a small l,llln ""' h, r "' i " saw mill which ho undertook to operate, and today hisl A i aiuv tai.i-: heart goes out to the small saw mill man. It is his bulii-f' ii-npii- u niii.-ii. that the devil concentrates all of his vicious emotions and 'ZtJ energies in a small lumber manufacturing plant and that n"i'i'"it.-ii hum .-r.- wi. ihc no, man who operates one can be entirely loyal to hisl""""1' ","'".')'-. : country, his flag or his family. Wo believe thafJudgel Have your .-iimn-it.. uhIu-s ami '-McBride, true as he is to strict interpretation of the law,1 !',",' "",'"! " iH.ry ai.k--aik. i would find his sympathy giving the small saw mill man; ... ;ine uest oi any law suit that might be taken bnfnie tin. "" " ' niyi.-ii. i ,,r in. ;high court. i The other day we mot this grand old man, and to our question as to what legislation he would like to see enacted, jhe replied: "Well, I have nothing to ask. The old state 'was admitted in lS,ri!) and she has functioned ever since' in a jpretty good way regardless of the many bugbears I'lid, "'".""w "ir ,exciteabl. ihonu-nls biought on by enthusiastic minds:" mVi i mm i n.,- Bi... Displaying the ever-present mirth and wit which are so '"s-" 11,1111 xiiiii iir.-n (Well known to Judge Mi-Ibide's large circle of friends, lho,'""K . . old jurist then remarket), "1 said I had no leuislation in' 'rnn.ii;i iirumi.: "TriiMiintioni. mind, but I have. I am still like many new legislators--:! am for the old flag anil the appropriation bill." 1 - - . Radio Katuiilay, January 2 1 Hnturduy. sllt-nt nlirht for: CI-"AC, CK V, KI'-AK, KKDM, KKKU. Kl-'KX, KJH, KOB, KHAC, WBAI, WHBK, WCAl', WOAU, WCH1, WCX. WInY, WEAO, WBHJ. WKKI, WOST. WHAZ, W1IB, WHO WJY, WKAQ. WMAK. WOAI. WOI. WOO, WOS, WUBO. KI-'I, Lou AnKult-s, Calif. (Pacific. 4GU), 6 p. in., labia talk and ih-vvs. Kvi nliiK lli-riilil: 6:3U-U. lOxaininer niUHlcal half hour; 8:40-7. "The HuhconHcloua Khurt-cut to I'ovv.t." Dr. t'lydo Khi-IUon Shipard: 78. dunco i.iiualc. Howard 1-axtun. Imrlloni-; 8-9, sonic' ruclinl: 9-10, Kxuintnt-r, proKraiu by Alhainlira I'haiulM-r of ('oiiuiu-rue; 10-11, rac-Uaril Itadio club. KKNI-. Hh.-nandoah, Iowa. (IVll Inil. SCO. i:3l) p. in., tonrcrl. Mtir IlliKton Junction, It. I.. Yaplt-, di rect or. Kl-'OA. Bi-atllB. Wanh. (I'licifli-. 4 r. a ) . 4-6:10 p. in., Olymi.lc hol.-l concert orchestra; " i'oilay's ltc-c-llic:" l:40-lf:ir, Ithodes' lieparl-uu-nt store iiroffraiu: b::ui-1o, dunce inunic; 10:05-11, Olympic hotel mu sic. KKKO. I.oh Aniri l.-a, Cnllf. (I'ucl rlc. 278). 10:30-1 1-30 a. in., sun shine hour proKrtun, Mis. Mcl-her-Kon: 3:30-4:30 p. m., Improuiptu studio program. Itoy Held llrignull (. N. Nichols and others: 7:30- 9:30, auititoriuin st-rvlce of Anire- lus temple, Hermon un lilvlne heiil. ill. Almee Seinple .M(lheruoll. paH I nr. KC.CI. Oakland. Calif. (I'aclflc ::i-l, 4-0:30 p. m.. concert orchea- Ira. Il.ilel St. l-'raneis: 8, .profcraln. lljlM.iml UtllllnrI. CI lull Xtii-n relnti.e lo Ihe nlimnill nf biK per- I II. Hells, diri-clnr: ICIiiUllietli Juhn- lonai cm iiii-iioiin snail be d- li r- hii.ii.- Wj-kIi-II. nieoiiipaiilHl: Ivlna milieu ny appecln. inn. HI In aceiiin- ; l-iKeb.-r Hall, culilrallu: Willy Mel- uiue Willi uie iillini.er il limlil ; . iillKeill. KIlltarlRl nu- laspayi-r wan miiki,-, ma Trie.!, I ,l:i nee immsii or 111- head of a family. ,.,,.tr1. I n.l.-r the piecdniK ;i; ilie !(;'. .riind. Ore. (l-aelflc, amount or Ihe exe,(ien which ' , . , . ,,..,. ,. Ut a laM.ay.-r ein.lled .,K !e- , M,.,r u,,,, rel ana. , .. . oreh.atra i man's Saturday aflernoou frolic: A taxpayer, who vas married on;.S:3. Art Hickman's llllliuore ho .lune 30. 11124. Is ealilled Ii. an ex-i,,. concert oreheslra: 6:30-7:3(1 '""'"' r I,r' St.il-ies Amerieiiu li'Ml.irv l..r Davis orchestra." ' ' KYW, Chlcaifo. III. (Central. 636.4), 6:30 p.. 111., luornlllff exur. clBes. y. W. V. A.; 10:30, farm and homo service; 11:36, table talk, Mrs. Anna 3. 'Peterson: 6:30-7 p. in., children's hcdtlmo story. L'ncli Bob; 7-7:80, dinner concert. Con KrcB hotol; '8-8:0ti, program. Car tor H. Harrison Tech. HIkIi school band: 9:06. Youth's Companion: 9:30-11:30, CongrcHH climslc; 1'-'- a. in., Congreas carnival. WHAP. Kort Worth, Texas (Cen tral, 482. 1), 7 p. in., review of the Intcrdcnomlnutlunal Hunduy school k'MHon, Mrs. W. I-'. Itanium. WCAI,. Nonhfleld. Minn. (C.-n. tral. 360). 9:46 a. m.. St. Jluf col lege cnapei services: 12 miunllil, luuslcalc. Wl't'O. .Minneapolis - Si. Paul Minn. (Central, 419.3). 10:40 a. in., home service, Betly Crocker: 8 p. in., "Fireside Philosophies." Itev. Itoy 1,. Smith, pastur; 8:10, hockey irmiic, .MlniieupollK-l'ltlsbiirgJi: 10. dance program, Joe Peyer's HI Paul Allilclie club orchestra. WI-'AA. liullas, Texas. (Ontral. 471'. 9). I.':30-1 p. in., Ilallas liewa for Texas farmers. Victor II. Sehol felniayer: 8:30-9:30. Waller J. l-'rled. violinist: 11-12, Adolphui hotel orchestra. Income Tax Fads No. . II should lie riot.-. I Mi;it Mm- it v Mliir lift of III-4 priivih specirir ullv I hat lli Hiatus of U l;in:ivti I -! II. III. Henry JiulHtuiul'ti or- Calir. (Curl- I'rrry h bIx montliH nf tlu t;ialh' year In- t in; n-'t) us u hinul' i-rrxDii. un tilling lihji In an pxi'iuplimi of $,j(to om'-hiiir of I In- SI ono omi'lttui ullffV.-ftl u siiiKlf' poison who is siiiKlc for tin coinpiuU luMihlf yt-ar and n.r the la.st six nionthri hi' is clas.ot as a married person, em ii imp him to nn HiK'', miyn an eMiNp-ruti man in tin" liKlepi-mleni'i) i:amlner. "In how eleiin, wtiile Hhii Im nlw ayH hIiowh nu'ssy hU)Ih altnr you have enjoyed earmel putMlng." ' I nrlr Sol SiHllmsin HUin to ink'- In Hit l-'olhiN meli yvnr Jut lo ee limy he t hai iieler huihl.-i H. hut youd never believe It to hear i. man after he" had Ihree blowotitH In HtieeeHrtlitn." The iiiemui ntiiii uiml.l lmti Senator KnUri t .1. CaiSIUM. who IS a bin; r:iltl.iimii iii'iwwv Hni 111 niul ir Ih mihiIiI un :tl.c rriiifvill,. foiinlry. hoa.ls the medicine and phainiacv I '; ."'V'"J """' itimniittee in the senate. "Hob" is a (iinilicd man and' i" i..-riiai ..ii.u ib. is stenoKiaplKM- admits Unit be is the most immaculatol 'you'uZ1 (hvssor in tho mmhUo. I lo usually watches his lanua;ve" VPl-v r;m'fn1lv hut u l..n s.f .... K -..n:.. i.L.I Hi: "Say Mutiet. van I imie ttwv " ' " " "'""v. .i no ill (..II1IIIK HUM MHlluIlt ."' She: "Miir, dohii I'liini on incr." lie: -W h). ihN Uit t John.' Mie: "Tlii-i ,m, t IhIm either," emption of one-half of the exemption allowed a married por Hon llvtnff with wile lor Ihe full taxable year. If on June an. lie hn'iinit' n widower, he is rlaHeil as a merried perHon for. I lie rirsl hair of ihe year. and un a shtKle pert-on for t he lull it nail, in Hiieh eonipmatmm; a irae llonul part of a monlh ts d'Bie:.ml history. Waller Sylvester Hertaoff; Helen I'irle. H reen juvenile: I nele John: S-lo, program. Kos Alice lea Soup eompany. arruned by J. Howard Johnson; Kuiwiiin (rins ouurlet: I'lulre Korbea t'rane. plunist: wood- iwind quintet: 1 0-II. Hurl Burtnett's i tiimnore hotel dnnce oreheslra: 12-1 u. m.. tho Lost Anirx'ls of KHJ: Charlie Weltimin. tenor: Hutch husband Gran,im- banjolst: Hill Hutch und iiriene rsmuii, pinntHi : 1 101 street. 'Tin- numb-ltell Twins." KNX. Hollywood. Cullf. (I'aeirie. :!"17), S a. in,, morning prayer: 9. Hired Hand, newu: 111, Hired Hand's mornini; iiii'hh.iko: I - Wur lltzer pipe orKun rerltul; 6:30. p. I. imleMN fl amounls to moro than 1 m-. "own Crier and Village tJr- hnlf a month. In whieh ease it is!-hius; B-7::ut. dinner hour pro con:tdered n lull month. These i ifrain. I. It. Carpenler: .. nro- flKures tire hned on the avsump, lion I hut. Ihe return is timde'yti tho calendar your basis, us most wre ' - " ' ' If on Juno ;:, i;it:l, a laxpnyer euiwed belnjr Ihe hrad of a family ; -Ihe stippiirt in one household of a reliitivo vr reiuttvu.s beiijr dls eontlnued he In prnnted t,he samo ext'inptlon na In the ease of u tax puyer married on June :tn. a total of rtl7."n. With reiurd lo the nun eredil for n dependent, however, it s provided that the taxpayers still us on Ihe last day of the tax able year (lierembr "I, if II. e r tiirn Ih made on tin- eal-'ielnr year basis) shall determine ti is r'yhl to slieh eredil. If on that dny he was the thief .support nf a dependent who Is under ,IS years jr ". or Is iiii'epah'e of s-'lf-supporl be eause mentally or physieally de feelive, he is ,'litittrd to the fft'Ui eredil. If diirlnu tin- t ar ins sup port of Kiieh di peiub nt t e;i-:e I, Ihe i red, I Is no! allowed. 'Doc1 localise of his rtunurtion with tho miMlirino mnv mittee the li;niriod seualtir lost his dignity ami onajreil in a pwlr.ion tf lanjjuajie that would not he suitable in any well o.o-iniml Suntl.iy school. Marry a perfect dream of a t:irt if yon wish, but rem mber dre:uus usually km by eon t r.irit . . t Trouble w'th fly.n to p'oeep if irettinx youjs. if topMher eorree:l a;ain. 4rn in, PuH-idetm Healty Hoard : It -1 0, fent ore prom-am, I 'uHudeim Ken It y Hoard; !-!. feature pro Krum: : 1 1-1 I . Abe l-yntnn's Cocoa nut (.irove dunce orchestra from Ambassador hotel; 11-12, popnlat soncs. June i,urcell.,(he KNX pirl. Ki A. Henver. Colo. (.Mountain S22.4). ! p. in., dance music, Joe Mann and his Uainbuw-I.une or chestra: Kijfns off at li. KI'O, San l-'ranclseo. Culif. (I'u eifie. 4J3). 7 a. m.. setting-up ex ereiS' S. Hernard Drury; 1-2 p. in.. Uudy Si'lKT's Kairmoiit hotel or eheslra; ::::iii-3::tH, musical inatl nee. California (Iruys. . H. Mulla Iratt, director: :i:yo-r:ao. tea dan r,i lit. !;. Mux Hraiifleld'a Versitlb band: s-Il. Art WVIdmer's dance orchestra. KSI, St. I.ouis, .Mo. (Central. r.4.1. X p. m.. coiuert. St. Louis Symphony orchestra, lludolph UiiiiX. eonductfir. KSN I . Scuttle. Wash. ( Hacirtc -'::s. 7: 1 r-s p. m.. Aunt Vvlen bedtime story: S-V. Kari-Gray und his Hotel Hutler orchestm: 9-lo. concert hour: ln-ll, Karl Oray und his ore in slra. KTIIS, Hot Springs. Ark. (Cen tral 375). 8:30-10 p. m.. concert Aikana s artists: 10:30-11:311. dance frolic. New Arlington Meyer 27 YEARS AGO dally Morning Obs-rver. Januur J-:, 1 8y!( Jay Taylor oT Crlcliei Flat, Is In town. Haker City has u tax levy of in mills. Hoy Miller, cashier of Ihe Jo seph bank, arrived un Ihe Klyin train lust even In p. It. Morris of Cove, waa sin th clly yesterday and took u new seed drill home with him. tienutor Wade, the Humni'-rvilh merchunt, was In the cily yesler duy. I lev. I 'at her Monro rel tirnei I ront I'orllund l-'riday morning: where he hud been two weeks re celvlng trealmcnt for his eyes. 11 (s much improved. County Clerk J. It. Oliver, whr lum been In I'orllund several duyj un h witness in u mtnliiK suit h which J. K. rarrell, the silver re publican Is Interested, is huim again. It snowed 15 Inches Tuesdu nipht ul Meucham and the snow h stilted to be four feet on the level Assessor J. TI. Chandler, Hon. J W. McAllister und Geo. H. Curre returned yesterday morning fron Portland, where they intended tin meetlnpr of the state populist cen tral committee. There were fifty passengers o lust evnltiR'a train bound' Tor (In Klondike. J. W. Hates, formerly u clerk o Ihe M. and M. compuny. will leavi this inornlnK for Cedar Rapids Michigan, where he poos as a rep resenlutlve of the Causey I Merc reul estate firm of this city. Thb j enterprising firm Is doing u greu' j deal of work In bringing the ad. vantages .to,,tlfi G.ruude ,Uo.nde..v.u)J ley to the notice of Hie people j. the Mast. College Notcs--I0. I.. I (rooks am Miss Golden entered school thii week. Miss Inn - McKcnnon, Dot Ituckuian and U. W. Hatty havt completed tho Initiatory course li the commercial department. Snake river Is frozen over. Thh Ice Is it foot thick. Pershing reluctantly switeheC from the V. i. army to the urmv of unemployed. . Knocking the other fellow 1: the poorest way to boost yoii own business. I 'i-llfi:,' ...itil.l In- n w nn-l-'i-riii i-l.u-4- II l( uiimi'I lor Ui- rl.iKN. . TlKMX- is ;i lot nf .soIhhiI Iccisliitidll cinikini- .-un! ihisniIiI lul.s nwds In ho eookiiijr. WholluT il duos or not then L ... will Ijc SdinothiiiK l(.inr in that c-nVati.mal c.minittoo in 1 '',!ill'!Ul A'ds Australia the soiuito which includes Claikc, Clailand. l-'isk, Johnson. Tooze, Hiitli-i' and lVnnis. UU.DINC. A TOOTH Goivl tcctli are built oui ! vital foods. IViili'.inu tootli is not Uic simple pn ccss it seems. Nature rejymls it so imrMrtant tli.it she takes lo ( arc lor Imiuijfrant.sj alony time to perfect one. Wherever they sell good candy 'I'lllllN -I III - III H--lili.ni ...lIMf. h;it t li.-v smukc in llir I'niUni States this win. u ill up M HI. Ill it It .N K (API lb- nil llh KtMerUllielil will dailcc Aus. tial, Hpiiiitmtttt $:,,MiM.mtM lor t i 1 4.0 on immlgraiiti s -nl to Aiistrnli.i Ho m KliKbind. Hceord niK to an uKteeitifiit iwnll) con- bided between the HiiM'li hca--in oiticiats and AuMtmba. The mum wilt be iiwd for public itii- ll tM eflteiilM Sllcll lis lll't'. Itrk". 1 n'.ids. r.iila. laud eb arlng and hoiiMng in sectioiiN w here iiiimi K'iit critic, uiitl in oth'-ntlx pio i l 1 1 1 k tipi'ort un II I s "Oil to lhec n;lt e Au-itralians. Hlectric XyA handljiins aiv hoinj; Miltl, own tlmu; ibttai.. has ...,i t the contont.s hatt lnst Up- kont daik e-ntrlbute 'b n.m i ilous s'iiU Hie - , Tell hor she ets U-tter Innkinj; eveiy time ytm see and bhc wants yuu lo see hoi often. CO. I of ! ttiiltttt in Cm Autriillit expect - (in Imitimw i tidal el U "i M,eiM.iittiii !r utUi.iiU'h put post s. The (ih l i t.it .-I nm'iit'?i ,,kr.'vment pn- id. tor i tie pn in- iil til .i.'..ii'i'i,. "i'ii n, n..et( chaiK-. I he mon'. ,'o be Ued for pl'ltc llMMO 1 no els Tl-r tlotillcn or the tiMit it--' It w ill tc iilub rlakeii In An" ill. 'U.i. i ii.J Hie Iiiiiimuii)I. nil' si- ssss I '''l'' ,,v'llll Hl l tl'O pC. ' - - . I led. It takos on.- t hour to cha,o her clothes. I,t only ! ,.'; "JrX two seconds to rlianjre her mind. I ''iMiumtu,-alti( o ernineiit n r ' 1 "t I 'ie.i.oo tr tiwitct tmc tmint- TI:tM tmni.x will be h 1 Scolfs Emulsion supplies elements lieciltul to aid normal jirowili and con struct sound bones and strong teeth. A food-tonic of rare value, Scott's Umulsion ives the qest rcMilts when t' i EVERY BITK A DEUCHT j I, 1)111 YOU know THAT K Im.l appli-s l Olt SAl.t. Hi PIIC'-S Til snl' aiouuv's I'tliSK? A I IMf cra.le at Ito.lKs and JoiiHtluiiis IOII l,V hOv per boi IK VOtl furnish TIIJJ BOX or sack. ALSO SU.MI-; bnkinit ly.lS nnippr-il In puK-r i A.M 1'Al Kl:il In sizes AT Sl.uO per box. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. JeffvrMni Nml llrmhn-k Ms. , Phone Slain 7a EltKRSON IllllLAMl New Materials For Spring Di esses And New Patterns To Pvlake Them By 't Dm 267 45 cent PliTORlAL RITIF.W rATTFRNS WITH TUP. PICTCKIRAF prr .marl, new jn-l ihe casissl in folln.v. InPlcli.rialRevlrw for February lout January 151 hrgina a brillinnf no. el of movie life. "Thr Riw and Fall of Minnie Flynn," by Frances Marion. New Ratin , Siik Ratine and Pattern Crepe All Popular Costume Shades ' $1.40 and $1.50 MARKET J0'S GROCERIE 0 ! I'UONE MAIN 759 Fresh Dressed Chickens For Saturday Tea Garden Preserves, Garnishing Cherries come in Pound Glass Jars. 35c and Up. Bulk ..Saucr Kraut and Weinies. Star Embroidery Thread 3c In All Fast Colors " PILLOW CASKS, stamped and hemstitched $1.20' LUNCH ' SETS, stamped and hemstitched $1.60 t UUFFET SETS, stamped and hemstitched ..Goc Slampcd Bed Spreads With Bolster $2 ! -41c STAMPED KITCHEN TOWELS 20c r.uy Children's Wear Here. The very hest at popular prices. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Where Quality Is Higher Than l'ricc. iX)OK OVER Ollit WANT ADS TOR BARGAINS t.ikcn rouulaily .du-r nc;i!. Try i(. Never 1: are omiuikIi a j'.iil hat she is thinking alnnit. s in the world nheadv. 'Hit- j Kussian loitdi-'s have I.CtKi.tMHI men under aims now, I imd millions of uthci-s under their thumhs. Mll'l.-n ''l:ls tntill' will I.-' .tm.-.l in l.t-n-lon s n-nwlr.-.l. hvnfr ny fault wouM l a ry fc-rvt Juult. FOR SALE Tmi in. ..rr lr.irl . ,.- K sn.iHMi.no ami si .vmmiii. Sit-.!.-.! lo nllnltH. 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