Saturday, December 10, 1925.
THE L"A" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
friends ln-re. Minn CU-uwr Is a
xl intent ut the University of Ore-son.
I ' .. . '
Jaik.Sitireo, whom hoint la at
I Stai la y. wan n hiwlUL'tuft visitor to
i Lu G ramie yt' si I'rduy.
COMIXtt EVENTS.
Drci'iulKir 2S Election to TOto
upon school IUHlfil'l.
June tt. 10, M Hii(n Livestock
show t i:uhiii( Ore.
hero two weeks with Mr. und .M
Karl Uryunt.
d
jU.viHltU Hoy 111
Kurl C. Itf.ynolds Jr.. continues
very 111 ul the home of his parents.
Mr. und Mrs. l'-ari C Ueynoma.
Home from I nierity
Mlsa Miixine I 'caret- stay
1-a Grande lust niuht on her way
home from the Vniyer.sity of Or
gon to her home af l,ostini where
she wll spend the holiday's wli li
her ' parents. Alss 1 'carets Is u
freshman'- .
s. WtopphiK In City
I Mr. und Mrs. lttiy limcnn and
I their two sniall sons were Hhomilntf
I in Iji Orande today. Their home
in ! is at Cove.
( Iilltl Sliows liiiprovemeiit
Hilly liohnenKamp, wno jius
been gravely ill ut the home of
jiiH. parenls, Mr. und Airs, jiui
Hohm-nkump Jr..' showed a Hllfa'ht
inuirovement this morning.
lo VWt SloKier
Mrs. Jessie Kerr . arrived this
morning from JIuntliiKton for u
few dayB visit with her' mother,
M i's. G. liryant.
n
To Snlem for Oirlstmus
Mrs. Ida Ulesland and. Miss lor
olhy Spencer went to Salem this
morning to .spend Christmas ut
tin K.-A Wast home. The West
family Cprmerly lived In J.u Gran
de, y- -
On Way to .Milium m
MIks Minnie Johnson stopped in
I a Gramle this morning on her
Vav home, to Minam from Kampa.
itla.. where shy is attending high
school; Vl
He liere Tomorrow '
Uernurd llummeli will arrive In
Ia Grande tomorrow from Kim'-ne,
Oregon, wheri! he is -u freshman at
the I'niversity of Oregon. He will
upend Christmas hen- wilti his par
ents, Mr. und Mrs. H. 1 Hutunu-lt.
Mr. Slitnn In City
, J. Khlnn. general superintend
ed for the Morrtsou-Knutson con
st ruction company, was a business
vhdfur to Iji Orunde today. Mr.
SI. inn Just completed the appro
aches to the Meacham overhead.
;-(m&fwr(r i Seals Selling Rapidly;
J Proceeds Nearly $100
5
(Continual from Fair One.)
Met Daughter llciv
Mr. und Mrs. J. M'M'luin drove
to Iji Grande from Jo.seph this
morning- to meet their daughter,
Mhs Marjorle McCJain, who ar
rived hero on train No. L'4 from
Kugene, where she is a I'niversity 'ing prepared by the teacher,
of Oregon student. -This is her I '
first year ut the University. illume fi-oni I. of o.
In CUv from llolso
A. 'W. Stanehfleld. representa
tive for the Dupont IowtlT com1
panv. with headquarters at Holse.
Idaho, was a business visitor
La Grande today.
S Gift ,
I Suggestion
to
('ln'IMnuw Tnn ut llilt;iril
Thp si-hoo! Iioaril ot Milium
will i;ivt a Chrlslmus Irro for tlir
rlitlilrrll ot tin- Hilicanl nrhool
I'liilstmus tvoi A prom-tun is bo-
Li-N lust 'NlBlit ror I'uitlHiHl
(lr:icc t'iiiiilll'll. who lias hn-n
itttt-mltnK liiKh school Iii-it ninci-Seplt-mlWr.
It'ft hist niht for
rorlluml, wImto hIh- will i-nicr
rriinklla lilKti school. , lli r jjiir-
cntH live 'in rortijiiHl.
Ciiffoni Si-itz. who Is uttfnilhiK
Ihc I'nlvi'i-sily of lli'i'Bon for tho
first liiiic this year arrived In Iji
tlra'ml.- today to slu-nd tiio holi
days hen' Willi his parents.. Mr.
and .Mrs. " It. Scilz. 1
For a man who works
indoors there is no more
ideal gilt than a ren-and-Pencil
set. Nation-
Sally knowii makes, that J
...ill In.l vh.ivd in ft
J attractive Holiday boxes.
Meeting Hlllwl' til l"ilMllftoli
Mis.i tierald Kelireiiier went to
l'rinllc-lDii this moininn to meet
her father, t ). R Uaili y. of Seat
tle, who is eoiniUK lien; for a
lew diiys' visit. Mr. llailey Is a
oromiiteiit Insnranee man of Seat
lie. .'
llolldliy Visitor Arrives '
Miss Murjorte Me.;hiln, who will
l.e u holiday visitor at the liouie
of hor paiynls. Mr. and Mrs. J.
1 red Mcumnij univcu iuuuj wum
the I'h'iversity of Ol-elion.
i Will Arrive ' Tomorrow
Wain Cochran will arrive in l't
To isll. (rami ,llim-l.ioii t;r;intie loinoirow mormiiB- iruin
Sir. and Mrs. Ii. A. Crahiim ami California lo spend the Christinas
fniir ehildreii left l.a tinmde this holidays her. Willi his parenls.
moininir on their way to Otalid Mr. and Mrs. tteorKe T. Couhnin.
Junction, Colorado, where . they lie Is a student at .Stanford l.ul
will visit durim? the holiday .sea-, versify.
son with Mr. Graham's parenls. I v
i On Way Ut .losrph
Arrives from .Moiiinonlll Miss Wlnnelreil Ileallr. who Is
Miss Ivie Lanmun. who is St 1 - alleudini.- I lie flni;on Stale Normal
tendine; the Orewon state minimi school al Monmojitll, was In ll
school at Monmouth, arrived in llninde this mornlm.' on her way
l.a (Ir.lllde this ninrlllnir lo spend lo Joseph, where she will visit her
tile Christmas holidays here. This parenls over the holidays.
is Miss Uimmm'H first year at llioi
normal school, ;
Home rruin (illis' School
Miss Kliznhcth Hopkins cami
home JwUir from St. Heh n's Hall. cd lo .UiXVrande yeslerony
a iril'H' seiiool at 1'ortland. to inttenilinf,' the funeral of Jil!
spend '.the holidays Willi her fatli
er. tleoi'Ko Hopkins, und fa"niily.
n Itoute home I'roill Colh'tf
Mlrs Vern-.i llarinen. who Is i
Attended Funeral at Itukcr ' j I'niversity of tlrciron sllldent. pas
Itov Cahle. affilialed with Hie scd HtroiiRh Iji Orande this morn
.construction of the sopite. tank lnK on Her way home to waliowu
1 which Ihe elty is hnlldliiK. return-, for Jlie Clirisliuas holidays.
a I K'
at LSaker.
Here fitini Kameiii ;
Mr.alld Mrs. I'. 10. MeCoury.
wliose' home is at Kainelu. wus
slinppInK in the city yesterday.
Christmas holidays.
riissoil Tlnimuli City
lliirton Miller, sheriff of Wnl
l.iwa fonnty. passed thoruiih J.u To VWt DmiKliter
c.rinolp Thursday on his way to' Mrs. C. V. Tock
I'ortlahd on business. is in Torllund,
r
uncle Home hum l-'imfnr
Clark l'riee was umonw tlic I. nl-
rslty of (IreBon students who
Homo from I", or V '! arrived in l.a Orande this morn
Sheldon.' lirown.-on arrived in Iji ins fur the holiday season., Mr
Orande ilils moru'lni-front the I'ni- l'riee Is a' freshman at the unl
versity of Wu8htnKln. n' Si'allle, versity.
This is his second year at Ihe t". ! '
of W. lie will visit here over the m r,,r Holiday Season
Miss Tlieltna Kitchen, who is a
'sophomore' nt the I'niversity of
IthoRon at'.Kuueno Illis year
wiuise hoiue 1 riV(,,i j1(.r(, this morniliir to visit
passed ; throuyli ov,.r the holidays wth her parents.
morning on herjir. and Mrs. It. J. Kitchen.
In City riii-. iniK riM'
Carl; Chrlstison ami William
l latzoter, of the Knterprle Pack
ing company, were business visit
ors lo .a Orande yesterday.
J.a Orande thl
way lo Knterprise, where :die will j
lsit for a few days with her dan- I
ghter, Mrs. .J. M. Cahtll. j
Hero Vroiii 'alll'ornla
J. i t Uliji kinton .formerly of this
Hly luTt njw uf i-os Angeles, CifTt--
roriila,. is Jn l.a. Orande lor u tew
days transaeting business.
On Way Home from Nmnpn
Miss Minnie Johnson, whose
home is at Klgin. passed through
l.a Orande this morning on he
home. M Johnson ha!
attending high sehool
Here fiimi Haker
Mr. und 'Mrs. M. A. Treisz are In
Iji Orande for a nay or two on
business with the, Kaslerir Oregon
Light company Mr. l'vey,' is
company a'uditor ...
Here to Mcrr Son
A. G-. Hutterl'leld. or KnU niri'. ; w.
was in l-a Orande this nioinian I';,,,'
meet his son,. Alfred, who is i.h.lwi slrtre Si iilember.
1 timing-1'rotti Jd;fho univeiMitT ,
vacation. . Miss Kathryn miner
field, who Is employed by Jin Xat
ioual City Hond company at I'ort
land. wiil arrive early. Christmas
morning, Mr. r.uf.lerfleld said.
1'oiiiMT Hi'Mdcnts 4're
M r. -ami M rs. !.-. ! Illaekhurn
i'iid hild. rornur residents of I .a
Cr:tiidi InM now llvintr al - Mt.
Vei-iimi. Wash., are visllors in the .which will be given In
some of them from classroom reel-'
tutlons, that tell the story of thi
season.
And behind' the outward sign
tho bustle of preparation goes o'l
In tho homes, where every hour
sees some task completed to inaKe
the day bright for those who witi
spend tho day away from family
and fireside.
The Christmas spirit Is so un
selfish that It seeks out the un
fortunate everywhere, even those
who take their loneliness to 'J'i-
trequented place to hide.
To Carry Oieor
Churches, lodges and charitable
land. Miss Mildred Itansoni. Miss organizations are each planning to
Christian Mrs. Ida French.
i 1 m 1 1 e r 1 a y Saint M rs. Ku to
Metealf and Mrs. Hurer.
Catholic Mi. Julius Hoesch.
CHORUS WILL
GIVE CANTATA
(Continued from Page One.)
WASHINGTON
DIRECTORY OUT
Osther l'heliH, Mrs. Clyde Slelx.
Miss Hltftuhe Snook, Mrs. K. 1.
Towler. Mrs. K. V, Waldeii, Miss
Myrtle Wlllcook.
Tenors G. h. Dulton, U..J. Dyk
hlus, Donald Kunk. 10. H. Owlllium,
J. T. l.ongtetlow, Kermlt Hegain,
lOlmer I. Stoddard.
ltasses L. I. Harnett, II. K.
Dixon, A. V, I.ludgrcn, 10. P. Moss
mann, It. K. Murplry, J. V. Now
land, K. D. .Towler, It. O. Wl!!-ianm.
5
Glass Drugs 5
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
i
rnlvcrslty of Irciion,. were in the
city this morning on their way
home lo spenil tlie I'hrlslin.'ts va-
calton. Itolh Miss Hurley und Miss
Cherry are mnjui ln in the school
of journalism ut tile university.
On Way to Wiillowu
l-'lorinn Cowers, who is a fresli-
iHn ut Ihe Oregon AKi'lcullural
college, and his -sjster, Miss Jau
nila Cowers, who Is sophmore
ut tlie sume college, were In m
Grnnde this morntiiK en route ti
Wallowa for the holidays. They
were accompanied hy their inoth-
who Is Just returninir to Wal
lowa from a trip to California.
win vi-ii nt i:iitin
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. ltlchardson
were in l.a Grande this inornlnif
on their way lo IClain. whero Mrs.
Richardson will visit tint II tiller
Chrlslmus with her parenls. Sir.
and Mrs. J. K. Hull. Mr. ltlchard
son will rclurTl to their home at
Vernonla. Oregon tomorrow niiflit.
lie Is iminnirlng editor of Ihe Vern
onla KllKle.
CLUB TO HAVE
XMAS PROGRAM
4Conrintied from rsBt One.)
licked uround the tree J. T. Kong
fellow, vice president of the club,
will speak briefly on "Christmas
lltL'5 What Does It Mean?",
K. 1. Towler. tire leader, '' will
discuss tho topic, "What l'rlce
ProgriNSS" adapted from the Sun
day sehool lession dealing with
the bust chapters ot the Ilfo. .of
t'aiil. ' 1
An added feature ot the pro
gram will be general Invttutlou .to
visitors in the, hoteln who are aiy
from -their own families and who
might enjoy sitting In ' an old
fashioned program of. , this sort.
To the end that travelers within
the efty gates "may gel' persohalfh..
vitatlons, a Korum cotnmiltee is
tonight leaving individual invita
tions In all rooms of . Ihe local
hotels. ;
LA GRANDE
PREPARING.
FOR XMAS
fConllpurd fi cm Vns .,Ono..-
curry cheer Into all homes wher
misfortunes have settled. And grther
many individuals have their secret that,
charities to perform. I
Ilut It has been left to the Kihs
(Hy Charles 1 Stewart)
WASHINGTON ( N K X Special)
Congress Is just out with uuother
of Its well known directories a
lurkey-red one this time. The last
was blue. The Congressional Di
rectory's purpose Is to inform rath-
than to thrill. U Isn't an alto-
unlnteresting volume, at
HEN'S BLAZERS
$3.29
All-wool Blazers, med
ium weight, in red,
(jieen and brown
plaids. Regular $4.39
values. All sizes.
to (rather up thu loose ends, to)
This Is Ihe first congressional dl-
I rectory in history, for Instance, to
kuum up un ii e. uuu """"...oiituiii us inanv as thrco concress-
sure that, no . ono lias ueen left' .... ... ,.., ...
out.
Ami so they nre solleitluir tho
lid of the entiro community. Theyl
women's names all ut once. One of
them, Mrs. Florence 1. Kahn of
California, packs her nutoblogra-
ask that everyone who Knows of ' . . , ,. ,
, , ,, , , , ly i words, lnchnling her mini'
a needy family send word to the1 J . , ! . k-
ii i ... .i .... t ii , ... 'antl some dales. Mrs, Kdith Nours
loilgo hcadMimrters, or tell some
member of the committee, which
includes Harry Hoffman, C. J..
Berry, H'igh K. .Urady, lester
HrnmweU and Kd Meyersick.
Hvcry caso will be lnM'8tlgated,
and un effort nmde lo adapt 'he
gifts to tho recipient's needs.
New Ambassador to U.S.
(Continued from Pnce One.)
name
some dales. Mrs, Kdith Nourse
llogers of Massachusetts mid Mrs.
Mary T. Norton of New Jersey go
into a bit more detail, to thu tune
of 7j or oU words apiece. .
60 STORES j
The directory takes It for granl
ed that. Smith W. Brookharl.
Thomas l. Sella 1 1 and Sam (5.
Mratlon are senators respectively
Learns English Tongue! Mexico, though their seals urn con-
tested liroohhart's by Daniel
Sleek, Sehall's by Magnus John
son and Hint ton's by Holm O. Hur
niiin. Cierald I. Nye, whusu right
lo stl with the soluns Is ii.ho ques
tioned, nevei'theless Is one of the
North Dakota senators, if the di
rectory knows what It's talking
about.
such trimmings as buckles and fast
eners. ' This mode Is not very popu
lar with tho milliners because with
u few deft strokes wllh the brush,
an' urtlsL can transform u shabby
velour or felt" hut Into a chlu und
seemingly brand new . article.
'Husbands have little cause to re
joice over any economizing In con
nection with tills novelty for some
women Insist on having signed mas
terpieces by fashionable painters who became
at the usuul fashionable prices,
Tho directory likewise Introduces
to the senatorial world Arthur it.
Itohtnson of Indiana, Cjcoiw H.
THE HUB
Williams of Missouri und "Young
Hob" l.n Kollctto ot Wisconsin.
"Young Hob". Is tho only mem
ber of either house who, describ
ing his policies, adds, In parenthe
sis, afler the word "Uepubllcuu,"
the qualifying adjective, "Progres
sive." -All tho others of the In
surgent HcpubllcHii group even
men like Hruokhurt and Senator
I'nizier of North Dakota, who hr.vo
been rend- out of the party set,
themselves down simply us "He,
publicans" and IcJ, It go ut that,
Markets
lionie from Cnllcge
Miss Klealiore Gtnsw. who is a
sophmore at the I'niversity of
Oregon, arrived in l.a Orande this
morning and will spend the holi
day season here. Miss f!hus wis
recently appoint. -d chairmen of
the 1'iiiversity of nregnn dunce.
H Ci'lll-
Hnnir for llllldns
. "Mb-s J'byllis Scranton arrived in
Ut Orande this morning and will
noend the Christmas holidays here.
Miss fVraiUon is intending business
college iu I'orlhind.
city for a il'ew days.
Iteluniliig to lostilie
llarley Allen, a Junior ul Wlll
nmeite; university, at Salem, spent
last night at the Foley hotel on
his way home to l.ostlne for the
holidays.
ber 21.
Home Tor I', of W.
M iss Vera lit atly was among
the i'niversity or Washington stu
dents who got off the train ut Ut
On.nde this morning. She will
during the holidays here wllh
her pan n's, Mr. tuid Mrs. K, 11
Utility. This is her second year
at ihe V. of W.
Two .Xfeuriaire Licenses Issued
A nu.rriage license was Issued
yesterday lo Abraham t. Sliuey
und Hesie Corn, hoi h of 1'nion
comity. A- second license to wed
v;is granted to Thomas S. CJll
Yicvc aid MLss Oladys Johnson. '
Here ft-thii lcwistitn
Miss Ivorella Drown arrived In
I .a Orande this morning from
. wiston. Idaho. She will visit
Hciv mnii Alaska
Mrs. Nellie Mill l-'owler. ' who
since her niiirrlage in September
has made her home in Alaska, is
here for Ihe holidays as a guest of
sisters and cousins. She
enmpanied to Iji (irainb
father. Jack Hill, al wh
; '..ti,n sin- wits a visitor I
i-iinli' nun' AiasKit. aiim i.ina i .
Mor.u fin 11'dniay.s
'MH Deloris l'eursou. who Is in
Iht senior year at the Cnlverslly
or ' iregoii al lOugene, arrived ir
l.a (irand" this morning lo spend
l,v 1m r 1 the holidays at home.
e
few dnvM
M rs. 1'i'wl'T was loi ttierty
ployed in Hie recorder's ollH(
Ihe county court house.
at
Ho rr Holhlas
M iss Kleanore t'bavr arri'-d i:i
l,a Orande this morning from
Kugene to visit during He- holi
day season with her patents and
On Way to do-'ph
arrived in
I -i Orantle this morning on her
way home lo .losi-ph from . Mon
mouth, where she attends the Ore
(;U) Nornii-il .sehool.
Sopluunorc at !' of .
Miss I'lorence IMMiey, oi iMiie.r
oilse. and. Miss Frances Cherry, or
Wallowa. brth sophomores at Ihe
been rehearsing their songs anJ
recitations, and dialogues for tho
programs that will take place in
the churches on Christmas ov.
There will he gayl y-diessed trees
with a treat for every child when
tho programs are over.
Schools to Close.
SchoolH will be, dlsmlsned the
afternoon of December 23; and on
that day each room will have i's
Christmas entertainment. Chll 1
ish hearts will respond to the
songs and poems and playlets,
Civ. .lu-nll.iru ntw-i. IK-ttil In 1hl
Interior of the Mont Valerlen, be-1r,,l'orl "hort'r-
neath tho spot which Is now the
American cemetory in which sev
eral thousand American soldiers
are buried, 11 was" discovered re
cently. 1 ' ,' '
Workmon' laylnif'ii "water pipe
found tvo Bubterrunean passages,
William the First of
Knulitnd
ArchaeotogislH are atudylng the
pjiusagvs ami will make un oflielul
Thai popular pet, the Pekingese,
which has been Hie king of canine
society so long, has Just had his
nose pulled by l'aris dog breeders,
.who (lecture that ho Is going to bo
replaced In milady's favor by tho
Senlyham and the Schnuuzer. These
combining with each other and dat-1,.,, doKH (U, uX0 urn uolnff HoU1
in large numbers. An American
I woman recently paid 80,000 francs
in ir from the 1 1 th. century. Varl
nus inscriptions, ' Including "the
year D)37" are engraven on ine f(). a Sohnu7,liri ..nut because she,
walls of tho passages, of which only lWHB Aim,rcani the breeder ex-
twenty yards nro exposed, but
I plained.
wiucn oxienu rigni unuer me mum Sll,,n n f(n,
Valerlen. The abbey here was a fa- .
vorlto place of refuges In thu time I
of Hemy tho First,
It Is said that the passages were j
used hy people fleeing horn the
troops of the Duke of Normandy, I
hut because the dog had
pedigree." -
MANY TOWNS IAY C'liAI.H -:
TO MiW ItlNi CIIAU-10X
. SAN FUANOlSe0 (AP) Tod
Morgan, world's junior lightweight
chumpion, Is a native of many cities
and towns since he. won tho title
at Los Angeles a few weeks ugoi
In other words, a dozen or more.
centers of population are claiming
tho new champion since he knock-t
ed out tho rugged Mlko Ballerino
IJOTEL ASTOO
2nd HID Lo, AmIm
EVERY ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET
50 S Bth, New, Modem ;:
Close to Shopping District and Tnetre
FREE GARAGE TuiS (torn $1.50 .
For Father,
Mother,
Brother and
Sister
0L
: 'v
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4
MORE
SIIOPI'ING
DAYS
LEFT
SHOP
AT
CLINT'S
FOR YOUR
XMAS GIFTS
l'OHil AM M. UK KTS. .
TOItTl.AND, C-li'. (Al'). J.iv !
stock Stendy.
j.;ff(rS one to 1 wo cents lower;
firsts '2!f -i'tjc; extras, 3 I ffi 3 I ic.
Ibitter Cubes one cent lowc::
prime firsts, 4 Sic.
llutterfat Steady.
SAN FRANCISCO ( A I') .llut
terfat J8c here today.
I'OUTtAND (Ht.MN .MAItlil'.T,
'Olt'ClND. or.. (Al')--Wheat
HUlt. hurd .white. December M -!5:
January. $1.5".; hanl while H.
S. Haart, soft white, western white.
December and .January. $l.f4;
hard winter, northern spring. De
cember and January, $l.5: west
ern red, 1 ecemher and January,
$1.40.
(lats--N'o. "l! while fred tind No.
i gray, December ami January,
$2.50.-
Corn- No. 3 F- V. 'dtipmi nt.
Liecembi r and January, $:t3.r. ,
MAltUKTS A l' A il.ANt I:
SKW YOI'K. OAf) Sloek;
- Irregular; I'ostuiiin; Cereal rises
to points.
lioiide -Steadv; Mexican ls.sie.s
ill new higiis .
Foreign exchanges - Mixed;
French francs rail points.
Cotton liiirely idcady; trade
buying.
Sugar - Kasier; more favorable
ub;iu lalnir situation.
Coffei Firmer; buying by im
porters.
lilK'AOO. (Al") - Wheat---
Weak; disappoinllng export demand.
Corn Lower; easier c.i.slj mark
Ls. Cut He--Weak. '
1 logs Firmer.
Give Music
This Christmas
OUR XMAS STOCK IS COMi'LETE
lTOW
ajamas
Sweaters
Michaels-Stern Suits and Overcoats - Hers Hats - Arrow Shirts - ;
Collars - Cheney Ties - Allen A Hosiery - Hnhton Carlsbad Pa,
( hpnpv MnllWs - Schol-Wil Caps - Felt SiipiseCs - Janlzen Swi
Perfection Lonffie Suits for Hoys - Lamb Knii Cjoycs - Hickok Hclts
Pendleton Hath Robes - Indian HIankets - Led blankets - Hlazers
Multnomah Wardrobe Trunks - Suit Cases -Hags - .Ncttlcton Shoes
anil Oxfords.
' SHOP EARLY" AND LATE Extra Salesmen to Serve You.
Open Evenings All Next Week
i 1KB
Jf ttrt. Pi If .
H Owrgiu 0
We Buy For Less
We Sell For Less
OUR GREAT
Anniversary Money ' Saving
Sale Is Siill Under Way
We have all the Christmas Novelties
For HALF PRICE
Silk MufflersVery Latest Colors
$1.39 to $1.98
New York Store
Destroyers of High Prices
A Coin mbiu Gnif
oiiolu will civu joy '
and liiipiiiiiess for
many y c ii r a to
come.
We nre closing
out our entire stock
at One-Half Price,
This includes both
Console a n d Up-'
right cabinets.
Let Us
Dcnionstmte.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
You Can't Do
Better-
Jlcaiilifully Made Ailicles.
I'illftw Cases ::...$2.23 to 1.50
Luncheon Sets - :5-00 to ?6-75
j0weis ?1.00 to 52.25
We have a large assortment of beautiful hand
made Handkerchiefs, priced 25c to $1.23
Men and Hoy's Handkerchiefs :....'..:....20c to 50c
Art & Baby Shop
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1301 Allium Avrniir.
I'iiIIi ins I. M. C. mill .Nun's Uoll-proof Thrtwl, J.U'.
A n;iii(Y cm itiM'MAs to ytr
if you inke tie- n e.-sMiry yr i ;m
tlons for gfiofl Im si 11 li. (ool
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Sunday
Matinee - - Night
Vaudeville
Pictures and Orchestra
Monday
Laura La IMantc In
"THE TEASER"
STAR
Tonight
AND SUNDAY
House Peters
-In-
"The
Storm Breaker'
W EDN ESI) AY - 'WESTERN PLUCK"
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