La Grande evening observer., August 10, 1925, Image 5

Monday, Aiipnisfc 10, 1025.
TITFLA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVEK
Papo Five
Local News In Brief
CO.UlMi EVENTS
NclliKhorhuotl Club Inioti coun
ty flower show beplember 2.
Im Grande 1'uhllc Schools open
St-plumber 1.
Vi-dtln Here
Chester i'owell of Wallowa is
visiting ut th home of his uunt
iind uncle, Mr. and Mis. I'.. K.
rlU'luii"tl Willi Limit
Waldo Crowley, Chester Koyle
it nd Alvuh Crowley were fishing
on the Mlnam yesterday. They
Icit Saturday evening and return
ed lust night with limit talc Ins.
Home i'rom Coa-si -
Mr. and Mrs. Georffu Curruy
have returned to their home tn
l.a Grande, after u three weeks
trip to the coast.
Jtcturned I'rom Seattle
Mrs. Herbert lavit-s and
I wo
children havt n-tuViied to l.a
Grande after a month at Seaside.
Mr. Duvles drove to Seaside alter
litem and stayed there one week.
'l'.. Vlklt V.tlliiu s.tnttiJ
v..u i. v. wiia....
Kimtie. and Mrs. V. A. 10 n gel left .
Saturday by auto tor the 1 1 lio.i
I
pe.
ct to spend two weeks.
Two IJuiic? Ilruken
l.lltle lale I'nderwood,
son of
. Mr. and Mrs. 13. I'. Underwood,
-' . . , (. ,
m is recovering irmn u broken loot,
i i - i in i.ii-ni. it
ing near Mawille. Two bones in
the foot were broken.
Here on Business
Walter Alalr. Hpeclal agent for
lhe Northern insurance t'ouipany.
w .s in la Grande Saturday on
business. He. is from Spokane,
Washington.
Left Satui-tiaj
Jesse Bresheurs, sheriff of ln
iou county, accompanied by Mrs.
llrcshcars and umily lei I Satur
day by auto, for i'orlland and the
coast. rney expeci io ue bv
two weeks.
? t
Mw, Wells llei-e
aiih. "n. 1 M . . '.'
for
me i " "
al Hill's deparl.nen store tor a
l,.w days to linish her work here
before leaving lor other poinls.
..... !
To Vlsli KelatKes j
Mrs. George Hradley and du-
HHer. Then sia.wem l.a (Iran-.;.
hler. Then sia, 'Were- in l.a uraa-.'.
tie this morning on their way io
allow it or ail nun i in in
with relatives there. They are
jioin Seattle. Washington. j
On Way lo-Wdllown
Mrs. K. K,. Johnson, who makes
her home In-' lint northern paut
ol (Vililornia, w.is in l.a Grande
this morning on her way to Will-i
lowu on a vacation trip.' 1 ,
At Wnllona ImWv
Miss Anetlii Johnson, neeom
pinicd by her parents, left yes
terday for Wsillowa Luk" where
Hiey will spi-nd the week vacat
ioning. A--'ed Mrn-
Mr. und Mrs. Milton l
nl Salem arrived in La
lofhiv bv aulo. on thir
Meyers
Grande
way to
'U-ollmMi Lake . Mr. Meyers Is a
brother of J. D. Meyers
cliy.
of this
Home I'rom Cmnplng
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wlllhims
and Mr. and Mrs. Al Herman have
...I l.iH-1; to their homes after
K.vcral weeks camping out near
i.i..iid.
itiiint '.-rill
vi'iilii.r Kliniclmiii.T. nianiis.T of
SUhkk's mini' nl Knl.TprlH.'. ir
rlvt'tl In litt (li'iilnli. I hla inoriilnir.
NKUSTADTICIt
Soft Collar
Tor tlir.se waiin days.
New line just in for Au
gust trade. Popular
prices
$1.85 to
$4.45
Shirts of Quality
Clint's
Clothicry
lhe Store with a Cou-ieuce
SHIRTS
f al (er u Hhot t
rurllaud.
business trip
On Way to l.nkc
Mr. und Mrs. K. Oetwlicr and
children, of i'orlluml, passed ;
thruiiKh l.a Grande litis luoruiiiK ;
on l.heir way to Wallowa italic.
where they will be lor ubout three
weeks. They spent a few weeks
at the luku each yettr.
To Vllt Hero
Mr. und Mm. It. It. Cheney, ot
Portland, will arrive in l.a Grande
today and wtll visit here a few
days at the George T. Cochran
home on their way to Wallowa
Lake on an outing. Mr. Cheney
is Gruiul Secretary ut Masons.
At Lake Yesterday
Mrs. August Holnier. a 'd dau
ghter. Mrs. Kd Hell, Harry freis
halin. Vlck V eager and Kejt It
Graves, all of Iktker, and Mr. and -
Mrs. Harry Gibson, Miss i.emire
Gibson, I'Yiedn Walt, and miss
Krrdra hahistrom motored to Wal
lowa Lake yeslcrday. They re
turned to lai Grande lust evening.
Merc Over Week 1 nd
Mrs. T. N. Murphy and Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. H.iinwy. of lioise, -aho
were week end gu His of the
Colonel and M rs. 1". S. 1 van hoe.
They lived in l.a Grande many
years and it is always a pleasure
to welcome them back to their
honnf town
They returned to
1,0,80 1,1,8 mopll,n&
1'itim ItelUii'linm
I Miss Kiieda S-(ltt, who h is been
j attending the summer session ut
' 1 he Washilir-ion State Normal
8rno' Ilt HeMingham, Washington,
"uo . ' , ,, " .'.
on her w'.-iv 1o Wa owa and I'ro-
Kllse. to visit rehl ves there lor
Some time
Arrived Home Ycflerday
rs. fl"rfre T. Coehran, and son
Sam, arrived home yesterday
i cu ui Scat He, Washington, where
they have been for the p ii tw
weeks. While there they attend
ed a pfenic nt 1'olnt I leflance
Park, given by a number of for
mer residents of l'nlon county.
En route home they visited Mrs.
Charles 'ochran at Monmouth a
few days.
fiw Vw
Ktul
It. K. .Ininieson spent the week
jend hi La Grande a uueHl of the
Rev
and Mrs. O. V. Jones. IIH
at the
('hrlHiinn ehureh j
yesterday morning and
left I his I
morning for Knlerprise and Wal-
own w. . n,
(hp (.,irff(lijin (.,(Ur(,h ,u Knl(.rprif,0
NV,(,npi)(,oy nrbt Ho ox,M.vlH to
be in that seel ion all tills week.
A,hM! M(M.tlim
MH Hulft Aml,.rHhn ,.,.,, n pan-'
... i.im ,,, lliufcn ,...,.,.,,... 1
u.u.1P n...u 1
H"r. Miss
IPtvI Jones. Miss KdMh lObei), j
Miss Gladys Church and Miss
K-h.t-vn Monn ni'irnj to Hl it.
yesterday to attend the cxernlive
eoilimtltee lil"etimr of Hi" (..'I
Grand" Christian tOmb-avor I'nicn.
Ttiey returned to l.a Grande hist
night. j
Hehiined Home I
M r. and M rs. Sherwood Wi!'
inins und two daughters, lb-leu
am Jean, returned to their home !
here Saturdny filter a two we-ks
abs-nce. While K'Uic they at -l'Mid"d
the Knights T"inplar Con--ln-.'
ut S'-i.ltle. W'iNhilu;lfili. iif-
ter which Mr. Williams intended
the North weHt I tea II ots 'on vent -Inn
at HelMn;ham. Wjishlmrton.
Before returnfiiK to 1ji Grande
they visited various poinls in Can-
ada. ;
More Favorable Weather Hits
Market; Grain Prices Drop
WASHINGTON (Special). Cool.
vr
more f.i voi able weal h- i
In the spi lim- win-ill IcVi Hot y e
the American northwest and I'a-i
ada had a w ea keniug lui lucm r- m
lhe wlieat market d'irillg HievM-.d
ending August I. hut at the clo.i
of the market on Friday
wheat prices were hot
lowtr than at the- close of Ili
prevlous week, according Io ! !
weekly ura i n mark"t revrt-w
.1 he I "idled Stales department
agrlcult lire. I 'on till lied pond pi
peels for corn and a laig'-r mo
ment of hoth corn and oat
weaiv -
ened the market for these grains,
The cool wi-iil her tended I o
check thespread ol rust in thcl.nt soul h w .-ster ti mills have heen
spring wheat and also w as hi v- ! in- pr incipal huyers of hard win
orahle for the rilling of the gram. t,.r .vhcal at Kuiinjih City, OmahK.
Some of the w lu-at In the 1 nited and tit her central western inar
Stales and a large p:i it ol t hat ,..s. I 'i c mi urns li-lJ steady. No.
In ranadH. how i-vi-r. is st ill in a ; j h;nd "inter per i-i-ni pro
critical stag'- and crop de eh.p- j j ,. , .,ing i noted a I KansiiH City
tm-ntS llltritlC the IO two "l hit S ''I .tc over Hie Sept.-jHher price.
three imtKh will continue to i.ij:'i , r ,rri n
an Important maiket factor. ; ,.,. , ,( r.r l
Threshing returns sttovv ;V wide v ln1,.r w
range in yteiu mi on wuu-y
high protein content, all hmigli
hoiiii' sample are of light w etc. h' .
A 11 11 ui her of cars of new x I
were received at Minneapolis dnr-
Ing the week, making lhe season
fnllv two weeks earlier than iif-rn.
Cash Hi-lees held reiahvely firm
In the spring wheat mark-ts toit
huyers, particularly Tor Hn- mil's
ere Inclined to await tlie heavier
movement of lhe new wheal
Twelve per cent protein No. I
dark northern sold at l;:" I '
over r,l the September price M
Minneapolis. 11 perc'-nl 1 '" "
o 'it er and I " per ut -' '" -over.
The hulk "f I he ulfetliuv
was of a iiuallty which sold at (i "
"7c 0 er. I 'I elllllJIM 'o f"i 4''"A
heat w 11 aho
f hesc onotal ionti.
lo
I h;:u
)!! lit
The
cf n-w wheat In Hi- Caclllc tioi t 1
went connnue., ..h
were not ready sellers at current
HiiotationH mm 11 "
$1,4111 $1.41 for white wlieat for
expurt. AaotUer cuuse ot tlie
KILLER TAKES
OWN LIFE IN
OAKLAND, CAL.
(Continued rrtittt I'k One. I
OAKI.AM. Calif. (My the Asuu
ciat.d I'ichk), 4 "ha ilea U'-nv
Swai U. Walnut Creek chemist.
I k' I led himself in an u part men t
l house lnjrc Sunday us police were
I hatter 1 in? tn t he door to umt
hini for the runnier' of the mail
whose charred body was found in
the tfchw ui 1st laboratory after un
explosion Hie night of July 30, the
vU'tlm bell"ed ut first to have
been Hehw art.
Thus ended a nation - wi le
search for SeluvurU. The figl
live chemist left u tetter to his
wife admitting that he had idalu
a mun. whose name ha did not
seem, to know. The authorities
are convinced that the man is
Gilbert Warren Harb. Itinerant
an list, son if t lie Jtev. John
Harb of Jersey Shore. 1'a.
(Infilled Keir IHreiiM.
In his note Schwartz contend -I
that he had killed in self defeiw
a m:in who came to his labnratoiy
and demanded money. This at..
section
was upset when the po
lice learned that Schw ui tx had
rented the On k land apartment
and arranged to go Into hiding
several hours before ' the explo-,
S'OIl. .
Sch w art, carried more than
$ 1 un, lino in insurance, Nome poli
rie.s of the type that pays double
indemnity in case of accidental or
violent ileilh. Two days after
I he discovery of the body 111 the
laboratory the police decided thi't
the victim had not been Schwart,.
Since then they have worked on
the theory of a death hoax. The
chemist's wife Insisted that It was
I he hotly of her husband. So did
1 he f':ii)itly physician and an at
torney. Tin? expert evidence of
the authorities was all to fie con
trary. of his deed Schwartz wrote his
wife:
Now I w'sh to tell you. my
dear little Kill. I do nol know the
man, ii"ver looked how - he uuh
dressed, neven touched him after
I hut . The only tiling 1 did was
1 tried tfi burn him. to wipe out
and go go, I do not Iuioa-
Where."
The end of Schwartz" night
came hi ti casual way. I'. W. Ilav
ward, proprietor of the Oaklan;)
I apartment house where the chem
ist look refuge, was attend In? a
I dinner party Saturday nitrht. H-iy-v;ir.l
happened to mention th.it
on" of his lodgers had got Into
a scrape and was tn hiding. This 1
I lodger luul lent ed an apartme.it
on July :ta, saying he was in a
little trouble. His car had been
wrecked and whisky found In it.
1 ' "
Hiystei y. niimnni.iy m
i n ut'cu a new spaper imiolokih pn -n
j Sri iv. art.. The uinQ wns smoot h
i shaVen: Hayw ai d's lodger w ore 1
mustache. Hayward placed his
jfngi-r over the mouth in-the plc
tii!e and studied the countenance.
Then he rushed for a te'ephon1.
ant. . 10. i .ee ol .tlie neruecy
police deparl ment- was - notified
Hi im umded by I n !)
Hefore ilaybreak Sunday mor-l-ing
It'iheley und Oakland police
sin ro'imted Hay ward's apartment
home. They demanded adiirt-
l;m-e lo t he ji pa i f meat oeeuple 1
by- Sehwartz. There was no r
spouse but they lieurd a ho!m-
w ithin. As they were battering
nt the door a shot rang out.
Breaking down, nit' uooi . wm
lonud N hwar.z lymu n a m .
pistol wnuiwi in nis oM-ne,,..
II.- whs still lin iilhlm; hut Ui 'd j
on the way to a hospital.
nlin Walker, on Kmrlish ehem-
isl. made the first friction mat en
'. SJ '
"
At hlu-h- r w:iu'cs, picking coal
' poekeis would he picking eonsinn-
T.o.k..s. Wail Stn-.-t .TMTtrnnl.
liiihl movement In t lie northwest
w as I he small crops of w ln(ei
wh'-al. A large percentage of Hi'
crop is of lhe spring variety this
car iiikI was harvested later than
the winter wheat. Very little
wheat, has heen sold from the i'a-
sltghtly ''ifie nortliwestern markets for e
of Un. "rl all hough soiio- t-uh-g have
In hei n made to oriental eo'inlric.-4.
in- movemi-iil of ha i d w inter
! w licat. conllnui-d of good olumc
- Lin view ol the small crop and
-;ihe tendency of the fa liriei h to '
; hold for higher prices. There was
i some haying
i hy no 1 1 h est-
arly in the week !
n and caul cm mills
I te over and
over.
I held steady.
j fl( ,.,.,. larger at s'-vet d
: M,.(.K,.H , ,,.,,,11- aI,wirli-
(u niiougli soul hern mills !-
;r;l (ckm active I. overs toward
,,. (.)uS(1 f)f t,(i W(-(.k N() .,
jn(rr UJB ont,., Krhkiy at HI.
I.omis at Jl.r.o'f il.tl.1
at Clneln- I
n;itt. l.vi.' ji. sj ami Tolclo at
j
$t.tl".
l oritln led favoralili' weather
geai-Miily for tile iv w crop corn
arid an I net caned movement weak
ciud lhe corn market materially
during lhe week Slid pl'lei-H lire
now loner than at this lime last
imr. Itatnrall wan t-:iltered over
! Tie gi atef pur t of t In corn le!f
let! moderate leiitpernt in es mlti
g.lteil woiHi-uhal the crfcit of th'
oef icient rimlsl lire. The crop made
lit! p'Mgt.-ss and g' neially r--ni;iins
in good condlllon. eneept n
snutltwesl when the crop Is
pracln a My a failure tn som
1
It Is What You
Save That Counts
" IMH'hlK AUKt Wl' ifflVi'
Houit ot .Un. protlui'ts c.r our
fucturlr ut sin'Clal prift' iv
ducliuiiK. Nnurly 2n IUmils H u v u
li.'un wli'i'ttHl for tills Vac-tory-to-Yoj
Sule. Tul;i- ad
vnntuge of tills opportunity
to Ifiirn the liiKli iiuulity of
the iiunclinnillsi' l hut you
cun uuy during this ruinurk
ubto ttule.
Sec our windows, ",
Visit our store
Save with Safety
At the Rcxall Store
All our pi'tslurls tire
carefully i-oinpoiuided
and stihfct't to .strict e
iinitmilions lailli during
p.i.Ho. und when in the
finished package. I'niv
tet Mineral Oil is hill
one if many geiuilne
values offered.
Iteiiiilaily SI. no
SHeIall,v prit-ed lit....
79c
This Is a most unusual
opportunity for you tn save
money on standard inert
ehandise,, Hot Weather Com
forts, Vacation. 'Needs,, or
items of Daily I hmie use.
All merchandise is fully
guaranteed. ;
.Glass Drugs
'' Inc.
La (irundt, Oregon
1
! mmmmhmmhbmmwwmmm
j
jand commercial stocks bayi
materially reduced.
An ln-refiHed moveim-nl of oals,,post.
. ,
.
oats market and nrln-s declined
Isharnly at niiielie;ily all ma i kel s.
I hen- was
iisldeiiihie hediilng
iii-.-Msoi-o in Hn f ntni-i- 111:1 1 Let h
ni(.n tflls(1, lh1 rin.Ilt ,h-mand.
The imIn harvesl Is well ad- I
ancd and threshlim has Ih-kuiiI
in ,,nv Ki etlons. The vhdd urn-'
I t-jii i v is ii-noiicd tmoi- tn rli-. nl-
j , ltill,t , hl H Hlt((I , ,
I filh d in Wisconsin anil Minnesoi.i.
j The hurley market held steady,
Protected Tires
General Cord - Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup
Hid Yourself of Tire Expense!
Jennings &
; 'S
, , , :M
I M
, I h
i A . 11
1 m
I TODAV M
I, Coined v "Smoked Out". M
I H
I TfKSDAY And WKDNKSDAV W
f I'OI.A NKGUI In "TIIK CIIAHMKK"
t -A"."r . 5
- hi LeKion :H 11 si ca I t (imciiy in. m
ifivni'ni,'! t
LEAVES HER
- "GOD-FATHER"
(I 'tmt limed from I'uku One.)
-I -
She ivas very happy with me, hut
her age deficits the sole purpose
Itir which I adopted fier to be r;
companion for U.year-old Oorothy
Sunshine.
"With l he Kieat divergence in
use," the t v jrirls co'ild find notn
Ing In common. While the young
er girl was asleep, t ho other
would be out dam; tug. '
'I pONltlvely am through. 1
wtll never adopt another eh II 1.
3he public misinterpreted my mo
tives, I have never been so un
huppy." . lOltTK.M .MAItKCTS.
j I'itltTI.AMJ. Ore. AI') Cat
tle steatly loda, calves iu reins
liiglier: lions active; sheep steady.
Kli'itH; sleady to weak.
ltulter prints Eac, cartons 54c.
Hutterial one cent highor, best
churning cream 52c. . . t ,
m iTi;itr.vr.
SAX Kit ANC1SCO (AC) Hut
terial liiC-ye here today.
New crop barley arrived ah I Un-!
I neapulis and receipts were iiu t us-
ing at Milwaukee. The uality w as
were uct.ve buyers at these mar
kets. - Kxport traile on the Pa
cific coa.it waS' dull but feed bar
ley wu In good diHiiantl. Choice
brewing barley was quoted al
$1.75 per Co pounds al S-ui
Kranelseo. feed lau'ley , at.l.tiu,
while bright feed Ian ley a't- l .os
Angeles was quoted at $1.S5. Nn.v
Crop California superior malting
barley whs quoted in London July
.'7 at JU.I'S' $2.30 per 1 oo pounds
c. t. fr. for July-AugtiNt shipment.
' The flax market was firm al
t bough Argentine prices showed a
sjight decline. Cash flax was in
good demand at l-Sc over the
September price which closed Fri
day at Minneapolis at $J.fo.
The condition of the new flax
crop was an important mark-t
factor and reports Indicated that
while some sections were good.
large nJiuber of fields, particu
larly In Minnesota and South Da
kota. were weedy. The dry weath
er had also caused deterioration
In some sections.
I reiich Orphan Buy Joined
American Army at Ago of 10
SAI.K.M Ore. Capitol post No.
y of tiuv pierioan Legion has an
active ' 'iheiriber, Maurice Backer,
a Kreuch orphan, w ho joined the
American army in Krance in De
cember, I U 1 7, when he w as 1 o
years old. j
The iltlL'nd Infantry adopte 1
Backer, and to avoid technical!
lies his I name wiih placed formal
ly on the -muster roll. When the
outfit! wiih In act Ion lie was left
Willi I'Vehch families back of tin
lines.' '
Wearing three service stripes,
Indicative of 18 months of service
overseas, Ho- boy' was discharge'!
,-t I Camp Lew is. Wash., April I
i:il!.' Thus he was' entitled to full
membership In the legion. An ex
perienced bugler, he has Joined
!the drum and bugle corps of the
w,)(,n t(,(1 ,,y Kol(lb.rH,
Knglish. tn
Hie six years lie has li-eu in this
I ( ount i y he has passed through
the grades ui gram mar seiiooi
k ml coin nleled lliree years of high
sehool.
The nauonal hoard of fire un-
dei w riters announces thai fire d --
stniciion lit litis co intry In 1 N I
; nmoiinteil to $r,4S.S I i.l;;i -- Hi"
' larg-st total ever known. Th's
means a dally loss of i,i'm),
Shumate
VlarMs
FIRES CROW- 0
IN NUMBERS
IN OREGON
(Continued from t'nga One.) -
t'ureM.
iri'l.
(.ther fires aro under cou-
ici:mhahism hlami:i.
GLY.MIMA (IW the Associated
'rtHs That HpiiHinodle fire out
breaks In the Mavton M 1 H coin'
pan 'a workings near Olympla.
Vadi.. are due to incendlarlMin, wiw
deehired today by Mr. Hut ledge,
district riro wartleii. who reported
that the most recent outbreak la
under control today. i
1'lltK LOSS GHI.Vr.
HlOl.UNGHAM Ity the Assoel.
ate4 I'reiS) A loss of $100,000
j was suffered by Hut Campbell ltiver
of licltlnghum Sunday and today,
when fire Avept the camp, ilestroy
ing four donkey engines, two ,
bridges, and some down timber.
The camp, school hnust locomo-.
tive and oilier property wero men
aced today.
Windjammer Ends Life
As a Fishing Barge
NLWI'OUT HIIACH, Cal..(AC)
I'bo Una! eluu ' in Hie romantic
career of the three-masteu scnoo- f
ner Muriel Is written on the sands fcin U.n.B wn, prlvuJelv owned
of the beach at the enlmnee of un,j sl(il. Ih(. n,,Honal Torest
the harbor her where the batter- 'imimiarles tt,i :yjt acreM prlvatelv
e,i hulk or Hie craft, once a proud OWned land outside and adjacent
figure in the I'acifie Coast coin- !t(J national forest boundaries,
merce of windjammer days, llesi Qfflvvrn 8lfttL, tia, Hry
u hopeless wreck. . e,,ctrc atorms hv been unusually
sinc e her aunchlng ut, Alameda b !h(H t.tUKSing an tncrea.,ed
VnW more than SO y.rs ago, the nnnilH.r of l(fh,nlK rire. At the
Muriel has esiald.shed. an envla. Wltnn tlnu, (u.ri, alMll,arii io hi.
ble record among sailing ships on nn u.ri.util.(, rire-eonclousness on
the SeVen seas, particularly III her - ,, roi-4jt.in mntnir noli.
faat hassages w hile engaged In
the copra trade In the South 8ri
isianus. mitt was once ranueu
w Ith the finest and most stately
silling shijis of the Pacific, andt
the waterf routs of the coast, heard
tab s -off .romance, and adventure
woven ii bout her by scores of grls
zled seamen.
Of late she had been serving
in the moving picture navy, where
venerable shim enact strange rol
es before tlie grind iutr camera?,
but at length the world of make,
believe also turned its back on
tlio Muriel.
A despondent waif of lhe sea.
stripped of her stately mnsls, she
wmh recently being towed beyond
lhe breakwaler to serve as a fish
ing harge. But a final heave on
ji ground swell parted lhe tow-
llue, and the Muriel rode proudly
on the breakers to her doom on
the beach.
FOREST FIRE
IS REPORTED
NEAR UNION
(Pontlnurrt frm Piw Onft.)
cemltary 'I fires; and miscellaneous,
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The report shows that to date
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OPENING SALE
EVERY ARTICLE UKDIICKI)
KOMl'EKS, values to $2."0 .f $1.00
COVEUALES, regular $1.23 K5c
DUE.SSES in Ganghain and Cropc, values to .$2.50 $1.00
WASH SUITS, regular $1.50 $1.00
LADIES' STAMPED CREI'E SMOCKS, regular $1.00, now..50c
HALF SOX, regular 35c, now, 19c
INFANTS' SHOES 20' OFF
HEADS ; 5c
MAG FRAMES 25c
I'URSE TWIST 21k
All Stamped Goods Reduced
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This is Our Now Locution,
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mimher of nian-cuused Bros,
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We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Our Klraw Hals
now selling at Sl.eO. yi.ll.t
Very attract Ive Shirts for
the neat dresser. A large
assortment to choose frnju.
At
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High-grade Voile Urease,
ut 2.2A
High-grade 8ilk-anU-Wool
Crepo Dresses $:i.l5
Overalls of a very high
grado that will stand up
longer thun uhy other over
all made $1.23
The New York
Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
, 1216 Adams Ave. ,
El-
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Wcsl Jacobson Iildg., Adams Ave.
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What doxyou tliink of
und see us.
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lit tin' iliKtrin iilliri. in rtmnt't-tton
Willi rtr.-M Imnillid hy llu. rori!t
s.-i'vli:!' Ilils ycui'. Thisi wiih titt.
.ill It or Uuy IHMlnl. n. fir.' nnhlor,
who' wn.s kill.-.l i.y u lulling fiuik on
a liri: li.'ur til.. Hurln.'r miliiiitii!
lor.Ml In Hit' vlilnlly ot Morion,
Wimh.
(JOTEL ASTOR
2nd 4 Hill LoiAni.lM
EVERY ROOM ha. PRIVATE TOILET
50 ft Rutin New, Modem y
Close to Shopping Dinttict and Theatis t
FREE GARAGE T.tiff fiom J1.50
0 IU!V THIS HO.ME
Modern o-rwun house
near Island City litgli- -way
oeroKH f-om tlio
Hlnnge .Mill. Price
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We linvo sctoial roh1
lots near (he Willow
School fur sale. l'Ary
terms, or we will build
you n suihII homo and
sell ou very easy pay
ments. House nnd hnrn and
two ncres near Willow
Seliool. , let ivi bhow;
you this place.
WEKKS & BLAC& ,
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