La Grande evening observer., December 01, 1925, Image 2

Tuesday. IK'W!iiIkt 1,
Page Two
THE LA GKANDK EVENING OBSEKVEK
. i
7,
Winter Knit Underwear
Good Values -- GooJ Garments
7 Aditorials
It May Interest You
To Know
That
f'liihjr n'a Iiom that wcur
with icreat satisfaction ran
lw had in our Ilou ry !)
Itarlmrnt ul 2ir arid v.
Woolt-n ho-se. Mitt and
warm, al (1.
That
Si!k hOi" are always '
demand for 'hru;m.:;i
Kifls Rottw- of them he-.-
as low ait H uritminj. -
bird at i chiffon in
t m o excellent irriO'-n .it
fl.M and M".
That
The holiday demand spe
cial attention to one's
wnrdrolM an extra drew
. . or two. ailiUllonal &lipp m,
it ami a new hat.
That
Drcss-makinr seems to !
a very popular oceupatiti
rtjht now and Standard
I H-tjenT pittrrns a re
much In demand. In't
fort the many litt!- s -'
Imp accessories tn our Na
tion IW partm n.
That
Christmas gifts may W -lected
now and laid away
for delivery whenex'er you
wish. Ami It pays to
choose early.
Even though you majr not wear knit un
derwear constantly during the winter
months, women who dress most sensibly
always have a few garments ready for
jaunts out of doors on cold days, long
drives, and as a healthful protection
against the gales of winter. Low neck,
knee length garments and elbow-knee gar
ments in regular and out-sizes.
Some excellent values at . . 1.40 to $3.50
Children's garments priced at 95c to $2.50
Carter garments, famous for fit
and wear
Child's
S3.50 to $7.75
$2.25 to $3.60
1 iM)v:i
Gifts of Lovely Lingerie
That Will Delight F eminine Hearts
Smarter and more alluring than ever are the new modes in silk un
dergarments. Dainty embroideries :.nd tob-webbv laces combined with
soft pleats and satiny ribl.nns incivas- the loveliness of soft crepes and
georgettes. Some choice gift vahus in these new creations.
Silk Step-ins $2.50 to 5.50 Lovely Silk Nightie . . $5 to SIS
Silk Combinations, shown in a lniliful array of new colors $4.50 to $10
Princess Slips, shadow-proof, in all the choice new shades $4.25
Pongee B 1 o o in e r s, good
values
Milo Sheen Vests
Combinations . .
"A Good
Place To Trade"
Mercerized Bloomers, new
. $2.25 colors
$1.25 Kayon Silk Vests
$1.75 Combinations
$1.75
$1.00
$1.75
HILL'S
"A Good
Vlact To Trade"
CRITICS PICK
Warmer and Phillipe
Now Business Partner?
rirTmko. ra. (v tu:
t ;-ath of t o ha hII itan ..ho !n
. rtp-r on fh diumcnd won f jjh
fr tbm-lr and th- Ii1jUj'it
jvwn-1 uthr in hu..m-.
4'narlfC 1 "raron" rtilU
and II onus Wrer, of thr
Humny fet. ho apjar. 4 to .irt ,
erorrihlnr roc but irtill durmc '
hi tlm 4td it btrtrr thun anyonr 1
h. -
!io wars (n
O'-l iiu! fan
4:-.. ay :h-
Th,. pr, . n, OI
hp;n n to m-r it 4;
rion for a 1 s n t.-
:h- nw morab v-r. Ut..n ih
l't:i'tiis and th" !:. m 1 o'
Th-1 BPTI f;jt (t';r()C tvM p--
a r. t.-rjri v. ho b. r-f, ) rr.
tUfjr thf .otjii itlr rt
Aft i f. . t one ir.rh ,inj .--y
STAR ELEVENS
Opfii acason on all-atar fooiliail
eh-veiik U KwinninK alonjf In rri-.it
ahan. m-tth altnoiU v-r- nationajiy
protninnt ioiia w rttt-r and prid
expert talcing a hand.
Tfw1 ronc-njtuit of opinion at-c-ms
to x that th-fcli-Ann-rttan kjiu
that in t-in(c lct-d iy (ivnn
Warn-r, of fcNtnfcrd; Kr.ute !: k
n. of otr Ikan;-; and a roach
from th- "t.ic hr ;" in ." Vork
rtnk ua ltr offitial on- this
y-ar and funs o r all ih country
an- -ai-rfy unajiiiiK Hi. put.ii.sh
U! k of th'-ir H-ruc n. ,
In ill- im-aminif favid Wai.-h
mi ps fottli with a tt-uin that jovi-h
tJtrt I'arific oat idars t rihs.
Walsh' tr-am fitlluv.it:
IZnd.--Tully, lartmoulli; (tasti-r-U-aii,
Mit-iiiiran.
TnKlrS '-ir. N'rhmkat !.;n.f
tny-r. Muwouri.
lliiard? Tavlor. Soith-rri .ali
fornia; I ! Jferiiiioiith.
ft-nit-r Krown. Jdi'Iiirn.
tjuarr-rlafk lining-, it:iOt..
Itaifliarl.-' Wilwn. WarOiijiKtGii-(iilh'rlaiid-r,
liarlutomh. .
I'ultuyok Nt-rs. Stanford.
MITIII :tl I I.IAI NAMI Il
NKW tilil.KANS (AI An ail
so ut h-rn ron u-n-footlatl t-ain
ruilipild !' tht- Aswx'Uilctl I'nji
from Zt -li-tion nui-h ly coa h s
aid 140 rt wnt.-r thnuifrhunt ttt
Miuth r-suU-d in tlx- tolluAin
nominations:
I At k -. Ti-nnes'f. f-n.I.
I;iv-s. Vanttwiiili, tarklf.
I;urkt r. Alabaiiia. Uard.
ivt-fcl, Srain'-, r-ntt-r.
Ik. Tulun', BiianJ. ;
Cioll.sl in. Klorlda. UtrklP.
YliompMjn. (-on;Kt. fnL
HuiM-rl, Alahama. liarti-rifurk.
Klourmy. 1 ui.iOf. hail.
Kronn. Tillaitr. half. .
VVyikoff, G.-orfc-ia T.-ch, full.
KKW YOllK (AC) j'ruriMf
am) Ifcirtmouth eui-h havr lo p!ay-i-rs
on an ail-raWt-m fuoitail i-um
s-ltrtod Motility I Or tht- A.-iSiO-.-iainl
I'r.-ss ly Johti K. ('hiik) Meilian.
h-ad coarh Ht Nrw Vork university
ami former Syrnrus mfinior.
Mwhan'i K-ht'?ions follow:
Knds Hanson. Syraru&e, and
Tulty. lttrtinou.h. ,
Tack Jos, Vali'. and Spragu.-.
Army.
, UuardK Vissinitr, Titishurg.
and Skuhia, N wr York university.
Vnii-r M lli;ian. Inntt;ion.
quarterback Tolt-y. tJyracus.
Ha!flai'ks TVron. ("olaU-,- end
OlM-rlaniT. Iiartmouth.
Full bat- k K . ux-. 1 ' i; rsy 1 ya n ia.
.
KOCKY iI XTA!X I-LKVKV
IrKXYKlt. t'oto. AlM All
l'.orky Mountain confrrvacv (ool
ball ibvrn. compilH Lv lit As
svx'Uttttl l'rt-MT from i'n'or:nat.ot
ruad by ita own p-iw,f', ,s WW
hav toteml coilt.rtlU- trailir thiH
jaon and from suKvs-'fns ana
aJvlr.s- irtvn by i-oarh- au-l
tportibK auihorittt a, U nia-K- up Oi
ti foiliu:iif pl;. w a:
Tauff-r. I'tah uiiivt riiy. and
Hm.'y. .olrudo onrrjiy. a-i.
Ickmuti. I lab unr.' isity. ;nd
Waarilur, Colorado Atfstrs. tackb-s.
M. Ulom . "olor.i.lo uniTt;y.
ar.d Kar, i'ol-ra'lo Aifstf
fcuitrds.
Volk. oIirado M;n s. c-nt. r.
' t'iiiiMn. 'olota!u nmv ryiiy.
fliiaitriK'k.
liyd-. 'olomdo ASSb . and
Thomas. I tali Awi halfun k.
liankin. tolorado Akis . f till
In Cage Game
U.it- 1 b-v i. pa. h-r for le NVw
y-ik V ii:H-. ta to iay likt-tlMil
with 4 lit- Uiooklyi) ii'tru of thr
Aiotritan 1 Wf--ilill Iwomur tills
HilHtT. H- has uhi-atly taritl prat'
it, tiiif -.(j; ii.t- ttrst piitto h.u
li it him in u llojt i-sjid
lo It.- a 5lai al Ibe 4,.iJ":, loo.
Billy Evans i
Says:
r'smiTT art not th only on-s
iio makf tht-ir lini: from thr
.oil. 'onsid'-r lh- l.tundrv.
Just h-au-- ou -r ni:.fTi-i
in ;i'hijrh is 1.0 p.-n for sd.ny
liif u b from h- p!ar- now.
A rirh iiiaw f(ii has a hsnl
tlt. Has to K' 1 hijt nmrri.i i;?
ainiall-i in th n T.;.ap--r.
VAi.u: ok I'ass.
Th for-wart) nv. uniiiiotifHiahly
ha 4-ttnn-i-tl the i-iitiri iiUMbrn
rwithit sTum.
Itwwiriiis iwtt'or. ultcn h;(xt.v.
ftilly l -o srtai thai Hm-
u-au ibai n"Hrts only to milimln
foot!mll. hadn't a chance.
On-'s fftdinrs for or against ih-
tuss arc liirev-!v itt-ti-rmim-rt bv
Jwhirh t-3tn is rompltin? them.
1 I It Is your favorite team, then
Th' pasta Is a ejrr-at play. If it is
ihf oth.-r t-a:n. thn you are
JapnLr.s it as a p;ay that has turned
1 ral football into atrial hasketliull.
On tin- -ft ay lo th" Ohio Ptate
jl'lir.ois pany nt Columbus 1 had a
Ionic chat with a former Corn1! I
-tar nha hal attended the hart-moitth-Corn'-ll
imie.
Sinv 1 once attendee! t'ornell. I
nni nior-: thin int-reaterf to r-t
the low-don on the terrific al-
jloj:ne ljrt:nonth handt-4 Gil J-
i.-i s lenin.
"Apjiarvntly Inrtnuiut)i hail fl all
ihit tnrnvll.M was uiy enliiic
(winIjp Ut 21 tilt llikh- iLio m iIk
it. com t -tt -nt to exin a uortli-
nhlle opinion.
I TltO AXI tX.
V "No. I oulilnt wy that." mas
itis rpty. -limlnat' the forward
' pao.1 ari l ! wo-.i!d h-t my mon-y
riht ln.'k on CornlL ' I . mitfht
:-.-lii Unit !.i'tmo!;(li'e victory 0r
i 'cm ! ejat l-.wn 3" smackers."
i- thtit't want to tnktr - a thinp
iiwav from Iwrtmoiiih hul th- for-Ai-nl
ij!? matte a jok' out of that
r.-ni-. 't'lt-Mvi.- thr two t-auiM
u-."-,- fit-idy i:iaclid.
Tl:;:t i.lirv Otw-rlandr l a
Aon.t-r. He dosn't ' throw for
wnrtl pafAe. that bird tons- touch
downs at.y tniii h cuts loo with
lu ImH.
"Thi- fir iwo'lonp pa.ss h'
ir;i.l. w. r- iiilfrfJiK to Aatch.
aft-r the lir i-riod which
.-i l-d in f.:var ot Iartioulh
it dt -iop.r. ii:io a difigustiuic form
,tr foiillMTl. at I'xl to m. who V.US
Ip.illiitt: (ur 'orn. 1L
I am Inclined to think I he -'
1 ir- corn-il tt-am tni1
fr:im' of iniiid from -th a. ay ih-
play.d. Apparently lackin a d--1.
(. ior u riandt-r'.H lonfr iaeu-s.
iht- line nr-d hi : tfort to covt-r.
m..iv -iiib;- ni -iv. r. Thn iMrt
n.outn add-d trntt io injury b
lifting to lint play and gaining at
will through a I in- that won as Hood
.f not betir than lartmouih's.
"No doubt the walupin!T Cornell
rc -ivel soured niv on the iHisa.
aiLly if .'urnell had brt-n e
iitins it. I would, have- f'-U differ
ently. "U'ilh most tiama the forwurj
ars is a gamble, but it didn't tm
tilrrlander's control was uneanny
erhile the Ihirtmouth receivers
would take the hall on the run
over thHr shoulder in true Tris
Sieaker lKisiall style."
Ii-tite tiio aJinilbtl ability of
I'rfcilnian f ilHifjmn a -4T.
Otx-riaoib-r appears Io liae llu
etiv. o fcaiu ha lMin a hie ip
top him to any appreciable eiiit
with tU ; IK-! 1 4, uf
Itn.itiL - j
smart ffrriT
It will le a Jai tim - before tin
fiMrttiall world amH Imt -lieU
t.ranse.
Stars like Jiui Tpmrpi? and -the
MHimmn fl-li minc.WHv in a de
ale. - I horpe a at tlie lHiylil tt
bin career id ).an Iwu-k. tranxi
ISj. iK-fa) Ibf- .ffl fme like (itifi
Ov-r a nenotl of three years.
lmw hy hks masterful piny has
eslablishe.1 Minm-lf :. he oul
dndinv figure in eolb-jre iool
li 11. Now is the lime for him 10
capitalize on that presiiK' if ever.
On. y-ar from now tlmmre will
lu- but a memory in Itip Ttf-n foot
ba!L He should be u laMlnK one.
hut lhy don't nr.y off on v. hat
you were.
Not being overly bb-ss.-'d with
worldly jfoo!.-. (Ira use has an-Tiouncl-
his intention of turning
pro i.nd Kt ttin the money. That
j-sn't in ke.pina: wiih college tra-
ililion. It prolably tin t us I ill
.lois would U!ie to have him act.
but tradition won't buy any t.ror
eerifs. - ,
range in smart. He has proved
lh;.t by his football play. His tak
ing Itritton with him la his latest
adventure sims' like further evi
dence of Grange's wisdom. P.rit
ton's interfert-nee has ben Grange's
gn-atc-st aid in his meteoric caret r.
It I a wie yet un-rfHfih act. for
jl undersiaiul licit tou is to get an
taliiHW equal cut in the money dl-
bfam. Like t range. Hrinon in't
a pampered son of wealthy parents.-1
He -an ue the filthy luerv.
I
AllOl-T.MAItKK. !
In a sense, th play of Kliuer
Marek of Ohio Mate, has )een a I
.orl of a disappointment. Heavy1
gridiron outfits unfit for his style;
of piuy and several serious injuries!
Ihavf it and trapped his work. -
Howevvr. in the Illinois game,
the Ohio State sophomore proved
to my satisfaction-thai he is a, bril
iiajit performer. He looked the
footltall player, evpry inch of him. :
j many nis piay was 01 a more
tnriiMiig style tnan mat aaopui iy
t
DARTMOUTH MEN
WIN BERTHS ON
ALL-STAR TEAM
NEW YOKK (Al') Dartmouth
rit 'l-v.-n. c-nvntUy rt-lfunli-1 :
the counlry' outjitamlinr fult):tH
tain for tht- (925 w-awn. carri.-
I off the bulk of honu.- in an un
Ann rl. an line up . Ircu .1 ami p"
lili. l ttaluniay l.r Iht- X. ' Vork
Sun. ...
Tbret- wyrcra of tin- Cnain
Tully. Iiii-lil unJ (ll-rlan-li r rain
iii:i(-.. nn I').- Sun"s fil-st ttam.
while a fonrtli. (.'aid. I'arliir. u
Iul on ih e-oii.l -u-i-n.
I Tho Sun will l. n.l-r Hi.- players
a dinner in N-w York !.-.- uiIht S.
anj pnu-lll eaeh uitil a C'JKI
waleh. ' .
Tlie finrt nn-l s-con.l leanifi.
i.ai:i..l l.y the vote of ! follall
v.rilen who r-.-nfin--l tl ir sel.-o-
j lions lo Ihe t. rritor) . " ""r
(thern Maine a.i.l the laKolai foi-
Kim Team s-eon-l Team
Tulljr. narlmoiilh iu.ru. Ariny
ln Kml.
H W-i. r. Neii 1'ark.r. narlnioiiHi
lA-fl Taekl.-.
Ki.hl, nartiiioulli l-nli. Nivy
lfl Ciiianl.
MarMillan. Trinrelon llron.
. I 'enter.
Slurhniin. Yale .. KHsrour, llarvaril
Kik-lit CilaH. , ;
(joiw; YhIl- flm;, rivtMhi,rs
j IllKlil Tuclili". 1
Ooi-li ilwan. Mli-li. . 'Thuyer, t, -i
lliglil K111I.
jKrie-lnir.n. Ml.-h. ... Iva-, ialuui,a
lll..rieriiiiei.. -i ,-
il-rlu n-l.r. I)arl.. Sbisl", I'lin-o;
Ij-fl Half.
Tryon. TolKale KreUi, I'. fuL
Kiaht Half.
Or.ince. J : 1 I'lal.aUy. Ji or;;i Iowa
I- 111! reA.
Records Arc Broken ,
In Automobile .Classic
CI I.VKU I'TTY, fill. (Al') l ivj.
norM n npeeil ri cor.ls were hrok.-n
here Suiiilay ilnrin Ihe rtinnini,' of
ihe fillvi r City JS'ijiiillu elaasie.
The eellt wa Wull hy Krank Kl.
Hot. who ' slah:I.Hh"l a new ri eonl
for :.' niil'1. wil l aura a- or
l:7.W mil' a" I'""1'- - ..'
Hairy Ifartx lini:.h- il a e'os. s. f .
on. i ln-ins unly "i '' 1 ui t us pi a
lhir.1. Itiih Mi'llnli'limh luurlh :un
Carl l oop r firtn.
1-oiir i.f Ihe fl-f r.n.r.lu v..r.
broken ly I'ool-er. who wan lia.lin-.
an.l fiitiin-il' an a winner until h,.
ran out ( fuel Oil Ihe ISf.lll lai.
Marl.rt w hieh fell as a ri slllt lif liij
jlerririe KP were lor . y i "... 1.1
anii -"
ROCKSQN FLOORS
KOIilNSON HALF
A DOZEN TIMES
rOl:T!.ANl. re ( I'.y the Aca
cia u I'd fw) Miel: y Knclon
won a I. clinical 1-noekout ov.'r
Uo liobii.fon in a h htMlni.-.l in.
r-jiin.l bout hi-re hint nirhl wht-ti
the n-ft-rer Htopjied "the fijrlU - i.i
iht ninih rouml. l:ocson l;n;H '
.l Kobinson down si -tfiib-K.
w hin. 1: I'Vcd foiub r v;ta
Umnge. Man k's work s-nn-d I'Oril
of d speratlon. No doubt he r--:l-vmkA
liiai he hadn't quite com- up
to t-xpeciations.
"In the Illinois g-me, his brilliant
w ork iiKidit appannt lhai h
out th.-r.- to convince th s:,..'0. a
majority of them Ohio State fol
lowers, that he was far fn-m u
"bust." and he did.
l nUv I am bmllv mlvtaLcn. till
Bie Ten Is giiir i liear a great j
deal- aiMHit IJiuer Marek of tjiuoi
Stale before - lf fiuL-iu his grid
i-areer. . j
Tie y Nty a moral wave is .sww-p-wa
ihis country. Sonn ;iints we get
tiKi.l and think it r.ec.:s swt'ping.
Safely 'SuMbj (hmfodaUi j, '
TkhoI liy Xolor singe Safely - CYniroriaiily.
)llmi( TKAXSIT l'OMIAY.
f TIk- lin-y Klaue.
Oime lo our siatir lh-ot at 1114 Jefferson Ave.
All MfNlern ami Flealeil staK-.
I.K.HK 1.A fiHAMIK l'Olt : ; '
Jiwpli A. M. - I I'. Al. - 4 1". Jl. Mimlay. 9 A. M. -. A. I,,.M..
I'.iullelon II A. M. - 4 I. M. Daily. '-rwintx-l
lo Walla Walla and rorllaiuF. , ,. . j.
Cln-ap llati-s lKiul IMinui- ' We Carry ):rivs-
On imial Triiis !aiu 7aa '" AnJ "fr:iik ;
a e n n n QjJttiiTinTnrni
faoney
saving
mm,
w
Cash
The Origin and Operation of
Skaggs Stores
To Lead Green in 1926
J tnrn a KstiT p'tty r. Th' r c.
t'rl sti'l s:ar.la nJ It nore t:a
i k t - WiU tiMtr ) ro.uaIlsl.
Tf purh.r rfrrd to was
. l'Si1-u. II.. . . . I i r... ...
c.in. qunnr ifv iim riMe aad
ret!ra'd TlrlnrHos In ihv- of
IH. n i vx-Tnri' ff-tifd thf sum
A ' hessch y Art old. Phillip
lift s'irunk In hticM or popw--riy
t ainirs. as Miv
i r - : j
5 . :- .OTfSV,--V.-':;fil
Community pride and eommtinity Inter
est arv hitrhly conuiindnbte traits ine
fountain-heads from wliich Mriiiy llt.-r
homes, U-iter schools. lNtt.-r church, s,
roads, civic hnprov. iih iiIs and h-Uer ci-ix-ns.
lUpidly ehanieinir conditions d"i. in
larwe part, io mojirn m-thods of con
iiiuuication. t nut s porta tit-n and distribution
r r-siouMbl- for ih- com para iiv.-:y
r-e-ni iiVeiopin--iit of formerly Isoiat -d
points into thrivliiK, rontt-nb-d and b-auti-tul
e-ntrs uhoKc p-op have and iiijov
ii 1 1 of the ronvem-ncf and luturh s of
tht- lurici-r cities. Ciool roxids, the auto
mobile, radio and modern methods of
fii'hondisinjr have practically climinab-d
the rros-roads "rountry stori1- and all
of th" lack of proi?r-ss which it symltoi-ls-d
and sultstituted therefor the uptola:o
small city wh-mn are avaifnbte practiral.y
nll of Ihe worth-while thinps that tK
larK r citi-s have to of f r.
It fa both natural and desirable, tht a.
thai oomnvinitir-s should he jealous of th ir
n sources and It is perf.-rtly r?fht an 1
propt-r ttat notwiths'andinc the undeni
able ht-nefits and ad-antain s they provido
th citi-ns of such rommunitw-s shouii
ask of "chain" orra filiations like Sknrrs
Mores,. "Where do the I'rofits iioV Vo.
it is neither morally riirht nor economically
sounl that one community should )e "biwi"
to nrich a few nun in some distant and,
poihly. larrer renter.
Jrifauw of the essr-ntiaiiy cooperati.e
plan of their operation. Pka? stores are
"iocal stor.s in every srn- of the wprl
and the profits from them jro back to
the source from w hlch !b-y raot U-
same or like communities in which th-y
vre earned hy as simple and natural a
proems as the return of the products of
the poil to the land train, for its f irther
inrlchment.
The manarer of each Individual Pfcarz
store Is. lnd-ed and tn trut h. a -local"
merchant, vitally interested In eymmun"T
development and common it y (rrowth. In
n arly verjr case he owns stork tn Ihe
company, and In evrry Instance he d--Pnds.
for a part of bta eamrne. upon th
net profits which bis store product-. -
and his ni-n live in the rommunltv have'
their families ami their homes Iher. an I
fxrved money for their support and i du
ration exactly a.s any other merchant wou.d
lo. In many ra.s.-s he has more of his -own
urinal money entund ipon I lit siie-c-ss
of his company (tt-.n is r-pr. .st-nlf d
by ihf it.tal h.v-slni-nt of the ayenifre :su-(-.'tiled
"itidt -ndt nt" rt-tailer.
Ttierelon-. for the .n,,. r. asnusl iuclu.1
llitf ISP purely s.r,sh which KOveril I h"
actions of others. Ska store rnanaf.-r
are dfepiy roneeim-d in the welfare and
prosieriiy or their rommumty and -;u,y-thimr
which miht adversely affect thVja
will aroiw their instaid opposition juvt
. any movement which will read to it
benefit and make it a more desirable pa.,.
in which to live will e,,i.vt their l.ar.y
sufort.
Kor the surplus profits." nccniimr Pft-r
the manaBer has receive.! .lividends u:i
his stork, his share of the net profits and
hw salary and after the Halariea of oth. r
helpers in the store, the r. nt ami all oth-r
oxihds have iM-n met. :in even broad-r
nnd more b, n-f.ciai use is reserved Such
surpluses eo back Into new mores, in
romnumities. offering a new service and a
merchant of high Integrity who is also
lnterVted in community Rrowth and com
munity d. v, 0pnient. And. h. st of all th. y
provide opportunity for those honest! am-1-itious.
hardworking yona nte within
the orcamuttion who have deiHoped to
manajprial capacity and ho arv caiP
for tlitr hard-won jroidf n spun
Id th manner new stotva are bein.r
ronstanMy opened, the service of Skaci
atort. constantly broadened and extended .
and Io-al-hrted. forward-lookin men
ithin the orpannatlon are assimd that
tnrr wili have their ' day in the w:n - JU
Is this absolute assurance of te certt'n
reward of nw-rit that accounts for th,
sp.rtt and w-iiiincness of Hkaas men wher--er
you -find them, and weMs into o.m
harmonioi whole the more than Sea W.i...
ly seaiterd unitJt
rl Week How Mmh Pmfj
We Make.
Money
Saving
SKAGGS
il-f . ".-Men. n-Kl) - captain of t; tll football
team for t . r a fuiUm. '.. . ; i ji one ;i t)vt:4:.na; stars oa
the senitiorrl tn that irert ifirvuph ihe revrt campaign without
laxinf dfet. Mwcvn hes to ae a the Bs Oren on sama lofty
tl Mt aeaaon, -
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