Wednesday, December 23, 1925
THE UK -GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
COMING K VENTS.
December 2H I licet Ion to TOto
upon school budget.
June 0, 10, l Lnion Livestock
bhciw al Union, Ore.
Shopping Hir Christmas
orvillc Slahl. of Enterprise
Is I
spending a duy or so In 1-a Grande
chopping for Christinas.
Joining Sister for llolldas
Mrs. C. L. Joel, or IMS Cedar
street, went to Eugene this morn
ing to Join her sister for tho holi
days, .
Guest in ItU Grande
y C. A. Knowles, who makes his
home at Minam, is registered at
the Foley hotel for "a day or two.
I in by Son Until
baby son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. II. K. lirown. 70S Alder
street, at 1 1 :'M) o'clock Tuesday
night, Jh-ceinbcr 22.-"
Licensed In Marry
Albert Hi-annum and Mrs. Mary
L. l;ran tin in were licensed
to marry Tuesday afternoon. Moth
of them live at North Powder
I .a (Grande Couple Licensed
A marriage license, was in sued
, 'I Iiesdity Jill
( 'a i pi-nW a:
Their h vines
iiesdity afternoon to Thomas W.
mil Miss Hoe Ha f ford.
s are near La CI run do.
ISeglsitWri at liolel
Mrs. )aii Warnnck. of Wallowa,
is a guil at the Foley hotel.
Tin Hoy, to to Portland !
Mr. njid Mrs. Joe Itohlnson,
of f
arise, Ida., were La Orando guests
Inst iitfrht, en route to Portland
-where fhey will spend the holidays.
internal, Itevenue Collector Here
. W. K. Pigg. internal revenue
collector, arrived here yesterday
and evneeis to be here until the
first of 1 lie new year.
In Portland
I-:. r.w Stoddard, of the
Jtoiule. Lumber company,
J'oriland1 this week.
Grande
Is In
itahy Sim P.01-11
A seven -pound baby son
be.rn Hunilay to Sir. and
was '
Mrs. I
IMiirlelf.n Tucker Sunday at
the
home or his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
o. G. o:en. The little lad has
been naned Donald Jtussell..
Home, from College
Virgil. M'alsingcr. who Is a fresh
man at, the Oregon Agricultural j
college at Corvallis. has come to-'
La Grande and will visit during'
the holidays with Ills parents, Mr.
and Mrs. X. E. Walslnger. .
Have Guct from Pocntello
M rs. Myra Carter; and liiirt daiir
y liter, Mrs. Lucille tTrtf-r JTeii-T
drhitsnn, have as iheir Christmas
jruest. Ttobert F. Carter of Pocn
tello, Ifla. Mr. Carter is Mrs. Car
ter's ftOD.
Kiilti4 Daughter and Son
Mrs. 'George Gilbert, of Mont-
rose. Colo., is spending the holt-
iiays with her daughter. Mrs. H,
'esleiihav
Gilbert.
r, and son. Warren
Bonds Forfeited
John Doe Hobart forfeited $ I 5 In
the police court today by failing
to appear to answer to charges of
ilrunkeiicss.
Mother and Baby (io Home
Mrs. Nick De linto and baby
danrliter were taken home from
Shop At 3Imvs for Your ,
Christmas Gifts
TONIGHT and TOMORROW
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Sister
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the Grandu Itonde hospital
j terday.
l Visiting in California
! Miss Mnrgaret Anson has gone to
, luuiorniu, wnere sue win visit lor
about two months. '
Returned from Wallowa-
Mrs. John Ktowo and family re
turned to their home at Wallowa
(his morning' after a week In' Ia
Grande visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. C. P. Mcpherson.
Eli Kotilu to Klgln
Mrs. A. 1- Hhelton stopped In
La Grande this morning- on her
way to Klein, where she will spend
Christmas with relatives. Mrs.
Hhelton lives, at Baker..
Home from Vacatkm -
Misses Emma Itiidgor and Nel
lie N'uxall. school girls enrolled at
I Baker, are on their way to Jo
seph today, where they wit spend
Christmas with their parents.
Will Spend Christmas Here
J. H. Thistlcwalte, , whose home
Is at Snohomish,-Washington, will
visit in La. Grande Christmas at
the, home of his brother, Dr. and
Mrs. W. )5i THistlewulte. ' ... '. ' ;;';-,.
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Caso .Continued . , , -I'
The 'case of the City -vs. ". Carl
Mat rick.- charged ,with disorder!
conduct tin' a complaint preferred
by his wife,; was- continued Sjiiin
a lalec date today, by Judge ;J. 1. 'To Visit Son ami Family
Slater. , , - ;j ZJf' hVji'V'l '. Mrs.!p...P. AL Jamison, of Port-
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To 'Portland fw 1 VMl
Iluth. boarded N6..17, tliia inornlng -I
for Portland, where thoy wilt bei.Mr. Jamison is connected with tin:
Christmas gueyis or tneir- nnugn- i r-siern uregon. L.uiuoer company
tr and . "Mstcr,. Mrs". ' OJarence at linterprise.
Smith. They .plan: to; be' wayj . : :
about 10 day. :v..l . y'. .-jTo Visit. at KnterprLse ; t-
: ' ' - .' J'V.r Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Fulke and
To VMU ; ln..Iorlanilrr",,i :,yC-.
Mr. Und Mrs. alike Van- Trail!
nnd daughter Lena.' went to !port-
land this jnornlng to sp;p't',.t)if
holidays' with Mrs. Van .: Tralln's i
brother. - it v
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'Meeting DaiiilM-s HrreU-"; .; nibtiths with her daughter at her
Dr. and' "Mrs.VK.-It. , Flack, t'.'ofj home at ' Cent nil la, Washington.
iKnterprise, were' in La Grande to-iHer home is at Enterprise.
lay to meet two daughters , who
are coming for the bolidaysi. Miss (
Lillian Flack, demonstrator for an
electrical house, working out of
Dayton. O.. and Miss Hon Flack.
who is employed in Iortland. -
Home! for Holidays-. .-;.- -
Mls Mildred Nelson. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.W. L. Nelson of
this city, has arrived in. La Grande
from' Portland, - where she is a
student at Heed college and will
visit here during the holiday ca-
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To Wnlla Walla for llolldays .
Lti Mi3i QLi4U,KM.L.oC...EnUa.-
prlH apent; last niffTTT In La prant
oe on ner way io , waiia-- wiiiia,
where she will bn a Christmns vi
sitor at the home of. her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. J. JJauer .
Moving to Wallowa.
.Mrs. Harlan Huffman, and'
H son. P.'obert, left u. Grande
jthls morning on their way .to Wal-
Iowa, where -they ,wltl make their
home. She was accompanied -by
her sister, Mrs, Fred Jensen, whose
home is at Maxville,
Mi-. WillhtiiiH Kerime.lv 111 '
! Thomas Williams, 'u machinist
in the employ of the O.-W. It. &
X... Is seriously lit at his homo;
1!M)2 Second street. His,, sister,
Mrs. C. D. Bcale. br -Wnlla. .Walla.
lw lyre I'd care, fbr hlm. and plans
Mother j
and
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Michaels-Stem Suits and Overcoats - Bcrjj
Hats - Arrow Shirts Arrow Collars - Cheney
Ties - Allen A Hosiery - Brighton Carlsbad
Pajamas - Cheney Mufflers - Schol-Wil Caps
Felt Slippers - Jantzcn Sweaters - Perfection
Longie Suits for Hoys - Lamb Knit Gloves
Hickok Belts - Pendleton Bath Robes Indian
Blankets Bed Blankets Blazers Multnomah
Wardrobe Trunks Suit Cases Bags Nettle
ton Shoes and Oxfords.
Open Evenings Until Xmas
THE STORE V".TH A CONSq'F'CE."
to tuko litrn home with her ua
soon as ho Is utile to travel.
Driving Home for Christmas
Ann lie) nml Vnrnnn 1 I nek el t
brother attending school In Tort-
land, nrn drtvlntr homo to En tor. I
prise -today to spend Christmas
with their parents. Dr. und Mrs.
C. T. Hockelt. The older brother
is a medical student, tho younger.
In high school.
Gn,s ,f(lve AiW!ltnhir
Associated Girl Students called a
special assembly at the hlgb school
this morning for a program of
brief talks by old member.-, now on
rolled at the 1'nlveraity of Oregon.
Will Visit Daughter
Mrs. S. C. Schooler, whoso homo
Is In Idaho, was In La G ramie thin
morning on her way to Wallowa
where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. M. Johnson. Mrs. Schooler
will bo at Wallowa until tho fin
of April.
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Leading for Ontario
Leslie J. Williams, who has been
desk clerk at the Foley hotel Hi nee.
May, ana Mrs. Williams are leav--ing
early Thursday morning for
Ontario, where they will make
their home. Mr. . Williams will
be employed there by tho- Mooro
Hotel company
He turning from Business Tri
Kd Shea and O. W. HoltlnJ. both
of Salt. Lake City, Utah, passed
.through La Grande this morning
j oh-their way home after an ex-
tended business irlp In tho north
J west. .Mr. Shea recently returned
from a. months trip to the Haw
aiian Island. Both ure well known
in La, Grande..
jland; '. passed-, through Im. Grandr.
J this morning on her way to Kii-
.irrjjnw,-. -wJitrre hiht win visit tier
ton
' Homer Jamison and family.
baby" 'son. Frederick James.
eomnaaied by Mrs. Fulke's mother.
j James Jtennle, were In La
iGrande this morning on their way
"to Kntcrprise, where they will
srend - Christmas. Mrs. Jtennle
has - been, visiting for several
Hev.. Uosh AddressoH Central
-The iwv. V, C. Ho:j. pastor of .
.the PrAbyterlan church, gave a
rChristmas talk this morning at Ihe
(holiday assembly lu the corridor at j
tho Central building.' , .Chii;.tm:.s I
earolsrwere sung by (he young-
jstrs. .Tho.' program included
songs by the chamber of eoium?r-
cc quartet, members of -which
pondol to'enthuslastlc encores by
the. tilths. 'folk.'; ,
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Tp1 Visit at Kiilerprlsc-v- ,
'' Mr.'-and Mrs. C. W. Gray, of
SpolchneM, Washington were-J in thetwill conduct ,u riva(. caijilaign.
ibity ,hls tiiori)lng on !e-l-,.way l()L : '.H wf .iK.
ftmeTiiriHerl?''hcr they wll visit .Make Home Here
their 'dmightor. Mrs. Guy Hvlman 1 Mr. und Mrs. A. It. Trachsel and
dorlntr the holldnvs 'I'hi'-e w.i'e ' ruii nMMi-ixi ln-.. ihl,.l,i in i
accomnanled bv Miss Jticieen nil. '
man, also, of Spokane. Washington,
who will visit her uarents at En-lof
U-rprise. j
Ilnd Auto Accident
Tom Itussell has retunuil to
iji Grande from Corvallis. where
J he Is a sophomore at the Ore-'lji
j gan
Agricultural college lie und
three other students starled to 'Oregon Normal school, and will
Iji Grande by auto and had an ac-f visit during the holidays with her
eiden't the other side of The Dal- parents at Island City.
les. Oregon. The car turned over)
twice but no one was injured. The Visiting here From Pendleton
owner of the cur live ut Wallowa. Mrs. W. F. Gabler nd her little
Tom wilt visit during the hulldayn son. ltkhard William, are visiting
here with his parents, Mr. and lu La Grande from their home at
Mrs. L. H. B.ussell. pi-ndhdon with Mrs. Oahlcr'a mo
Our
Christmas Stock
Is Complete
Extra Salesmen lo Serve You.
woiilfr'
.Shopping lii City , t
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank MeKlunls.
of Hummervllle were shopping; lu
la Grande yesterday.
jlv Tonight
Miss Ann Lyman will leave I .a
Grande tomorrow evening tot
ortland, where she will visit over
Christmas with friends.
Homo to Walla Wnlla -
It. C. Stack, Fuller Brush rep
resentative here, has go u to nis
parents' home at Walla Walla,
Wash., for the holidays.
Will Visit I heir Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moss went
this morning to The Dalles, where
they will celebrate Christmas as
guests of their daughter, Mrs. 11.
E. Fulton.
Vlltei I Hciv iMst Aiubt
Mr. and Mrs. K F. t'arrol and
baby returned to their home, .,fiit
Huntington this morning utter,, vi
siting lust night In La Grande with
Mr. and Mrs. V. H, Salisbury,
Looking After Ilancli Here
C. H. Finn, an attorney of, l'ort
land, is In Im. Grande to look af
ter his fruit ranch In the valley.
Visiting in City
Mr. nmKjMrs. T. P. Fiekln were
visiting In 1 41 Grande today.
Leavo for llakn-
Miss Esther Phelps will leave
tomorrow for Maker, where she
will visit during the holidays. Miss
Phelps- is a student In one. of la
Grande's grade schools. i
I'd I and Fractured Arm
Mrs. Georpe Baker fell and broke
her left arm at the wrist Monday,
while going from Hie Baker store
on Fourth street to their house,
about u hair a block away. The
slippery snow on the walk caused
her to fall. The arm Is getting
along nicely, altholigh it will bu I
some time before it can be used.
Library Closed Christina!-
The public library will 'close to
morrow' afternoon at . six 'o'clock
and will be closed all day Christ
mas day. the librarian announced
this morning.
Hem for Holidays
Francis, Paul and Chester New
lln. students of Mt. Angel college,
arrived in La Grande thie morn
ing to spend the holidays with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Ncwlln. '
Guests at Kakin Home
Harold E. Eakfn arrived this
morning from;
Kiitein tn lit
Chrlntmas guest at the home of his
brother liobert S. Eakin. Mrs.
Itpbert Earl, of Eugene .is dlvid-
lng a viyil btlwe.eo.Jivr sister. Mrs.
K. S. Eaklu, and mother, Mrs. EiL
Kiddle,
.
es-(Evangelists Arrhe
The. Hvv. Theodore anl- Mrs.
Minnie E, Ludwig exungellsts ii-o;n
Nampa, Ida., arrived this nnVnin;
in m Grande, and were conveyed
from hereto Wallowa, where thev
rirntidu tiri win in, tt,t iiw.ii-
home. Thev moved into the house I
Mr.'im.i aii-h. Kmest. Wiitidn '
on Spring street. Mr. and Mrs.
iTraehsel are recently from Alaska.
llonie from Moitiimut.i
I Miss Garnet Bowerv arrived
In
Grande from Monmouth. Ore.
gon. where she Is attending
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Markets
OltTLAXD M.viiKirrs.
PORTLAND, Ore. (Al') - Live
stock Steady.
F.ggs - Firsts one cent higher
I'yeK-Oc;
Butter, but terfut Steady.
SAN FBANV1SCO (AP But
turf at 5- ViC'j 56 i&e. here today.
lOKTI.AND Gl( A . MAItKKT
POItTLAND, Or., AP) Wheat
BBB. hard white. December, no
tuot;ttlon; January, $ I. It 2; hard
white B. S. Baart, soft white. De
cember, blank; January, . 11.51;
hard winter, northern spring, De
cember, no i notation; January,?
$1.47; western red, I ereiuber, no
quotation,; January, $l.4ti. ...
Corn -No 3 E. V. shipment, Jan
uary, f&S.Su. f .
MAKKWS AT A GLANCE
. NEW YOI IK, (AP) Stocks
Steady; American Can jumps five
points to new high.
Bonds Firm; holiday Influences
dull trading.
Foreign exchange Mixed;
French francs decline 10 points.
Cotton Lower; increased south
ern offerings.
Sugar Barely steady; Cuban
selling.
Coffee Easier; commission
house selling. ;
CHICAGO, (AC) Wheat
Higher; rain southern Argentine.
Corn Steady; unfavorable wea
ther. Cuttle Firm.
logs Act ive and higher.
ther. Mrs. S. B. Morgan. Mr. Gab
le r will come to Ui Grande Christ
mas day. ,
III Attend Teachers Convent ion
Superintendent J, T, Longfellow
and Princital E. D. Towler. of the
high school, are arranging to at
tend Hie slate convention of Ore
gon Teachers association next
week.
Judc Ktiowlc at Portland
Judge J. W. Knowles Is spend
ing the holidays with his son. Ev
erett, In Portland. Mrs. Knowles,
who is In Florida this winter, writes
that she is enjoying improved
health.
Visited Hen- Few Days
Mr. and Mrs. William Lyman,
of Medford. left this mornteg on
their way to Emmett. Idaho,
where they will visit for three
weeks with their sou. They stop
ped In l-n 'Grande for a few days
to visit wftli .Mrs, Lyman's sister.
Mrs. A. K. Hutt. They will vW'i
here a. short time en. route home.
Hmne from Yakima . f
Miss , i;dnu Lyons and her lit
tle brother. Mclvin. Iff I La Gran-
j de this morning for their home at
Glenns J-Vrry. Idaho. They re
cently returned to La Grande from
Yiikhna. Washington, where they
visit 1 for two months. Miss Lyons
wa.very ill ut Hot Lake sanalois
i it in f or"H i nv''ft,,,H?, t tit?t"f(I'i'TtTl?
and filiy vinitt d. there while lieru. .
Three .Month's Visit
nn'! MrM' ""V f,,ft
morning for a three months visit
on the coast. i hey will spend
Christmas with their son. George,
in. Portland: Aejv Years' day with
anotliet' son. John, and a daughter,
Al rs. ( R a Nagel, at Fresno, 'at.,
Intel going to the home of friends
at Kcillamls. Cal.
Will Drle lo Medford
Mr. and Mrs. S .B. Morgan will
leave here ( "h rist innu ilnv mi fholi-
I way to Merlford. where llu-v will
visit for a week with .Mr. .Morgan's
parents. They will make the trip
by aulo and will be accompanied
to Eug'-ne by Mrs. II. J. Bitter and
her sister. .Mrs. West, who will vi
sit with Mrs. Bitter's daughter.
M rs. l-io)d Sherwood.
Here from Fugcne
.Mrs, K. A. Holmes and sun, Mal
efdm. have arrived in Ijt tlrand
rroni Kugene, Oregon and will vl
.sil iluiing the holidays al the home
of Mr. and Mrs. I-;. Holmes.
Malcolm iH attending I he Vni ver
sify of Oregon a I tCitgi-ne when,
they are making their home Ihls
winter. They formerly lived here.
GHK from 4 blmi -
rin ist mas packages arriv ing al
the poslontc" this week have car
ried postmarks from all over the
glohe. a box arrived recenljy from
Katleng, tn Ihe Jloniui province of
China, h'-nring greeting Jo Mr. and
Mis. K. A. Sayie from their miss
ionary daughter M Iss Geneva,
('liim Me ciiiioH ami cjmdieH made
from fruits, nuts and seed.swcro
inrhided in tli'- conlenls.
hrlsiniJiH Pi-ogntiu l'lciiM-s
riitl'iren of Ihe Moss chapel dis
trict d- liKliled u wi-ll-lilled Jtousu
la.sl night with their Christmas en
tertain men). The school building
was artistically decorated, with a
tree aS the feature of the scheme.
All'r He- program. Santa Clans
I'rawtcd in a window and dilii
I.mI. d gllis lo the pupilH and vi
sitors a-'SeiiiMed. (-;. A. S;i)P',
sup'-riiili iideid of schools, was an
tnt' iest"d participant.
Planning '.iiituia!H Program
'I lie Lutheran church is plan
ning a more eleborale Christ mils
progr.i hi t It i.s year t ban ever ne- !
lore. William 1-'. Jt.oll, pastor.
noitne'd today. The program wii!
I.e giv- n 4 'hriM tims I've, featuring
n.-iding1, pantonine and music.
Miss (P nevivc Nelson, t). K. V b
l.r. I'red Matthes. Theodore Doll.
M I.lna Loltes. Anna Iil !
Kniina Wurl, He( n J im n, la ,
.i' MKir mm r. i.ona jt nst n arm
Katie Kll-r will Hike part. Tie re
will atn le a Christmas tre; for
tin- children of the chureh. in
additu.n to the "Ti''e rhiislmu-
then
k eh
will be services at fi o--I'ist
mas morning.
Salem Chamber LlecU
SALLM, Ore., (i.-orge if. r.nt-b-lholi
local real clato Oper
ator, w t . ted preldi-nt of the
S;-h in hamber tit eommrrce.
He -ni'e. d T. M. HlckH- Other
nffl.'it oi-.'LeJ iutiuJv: V. C
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llurns. vic-preldeut; p. s; Page,
secretary and Boss Miles, treas
urer. The officers will bo lnstulk-d
in January.
G1HLS WEAK GAKTMt BF.LLS
MO NT E C A It I .(), ( A P ) Tea
dansentes. which In season are al
ways crowded here prior to the j
opening of the Casino, arc being'
enlivened by garter bells, which ,'
tinkle In ttmo with the music of
the jura bands. Another novelty 1
Is a cymbal effect produced by ro- i
volving metal bells attached to -the
heels ot women's dunce slip- '
l'rs j
With tho metallic garter bills
tinkling, the cymbals clashing and
the Jangling of scores of bracelets ;
and the swish and rattle of the :
new coat-of-iunil tunics, the Jazz
artists have to work doubly hard
to make themselves heard In the
whirl of merrymakers.
Foreign Demand Creates a
Milk Industry lor China
CHICAGO, ( AP) The foreign
colony has given rise to a thriving
industry new to China the milk
business.
Jersey rows hevo been imported
and the water-buffalo, heretofore
u inert- beast of burden, has been
successfully crossed with Euro
pean breeds, said S. N. Ail-Young,
director-general of the Chinese
bureau of economic Information,
who has been sojourning here.
Chinese children for centuries
havu been weaned on - softened
rice and even today milk is drunk
only by children or the weullhy
classes and butter consumed only
by the foreigners.
"A large percentage of the milk
used In the European concessions
comes from the erossed-brcd
cows," Au i oung declared. "H is
or tine duality; high In butler-fal
content. Mat milk Is still a- luxury
among the Chinese."
; ranges Plan Joint Installation '
ESTACA.DA. . Ore,. , (AP Elvo
granges ; of; eastern Clackamas '
county will hold a point public in-
slalatlon of officers' Jaliuary S it
the Estacuda park pavllllon. Mrs.
Thomas Miller will bednstnlllng of- ;
fleer. Governor Pierce and several
stale grange orriccrs ure expected j
to bu present. . !
flhe sonff, Tho" Sweet Hyo und
Bye," composed In. the lantern
light of a country store, brought
a royalty of $5;,000. but not until
r0 years after Its composer. Joseph
P. Webster, of Elkhorn, Wiscon
sin, had written It.
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a merry I chase hi the sixth which'
found I ft to advantuge' for either
one. Scott called the mulch a
draw. ' '
. Ace Starts Strongly.
Ace? took the first round In the
rinul event but Melr went ulicitd In
tltfcebnfll wdietvMicMiu(H'ed"H'ln
Welser fighter. ' ' j
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To give Fine Stationory at Christmas time i.s not only to select
a gift universally desired hut it is to express, Rood taste that
is long remembered. With that thought in mind we display,
Hot cheap and gaudy holiday boxes, but paper of fine quality
that will he used with genuine pleasure until the sheet and
envelope reaches the mail.
r.uc Up.
Candies
Perfumes
Toilet Sets
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Put On A New Suit
Christmas Day k
LOOK YOUR BEST THIS XMAS. ;
Dress up, be happy and contented with one of ) f
Breici's new Snappy Suits and remember the,
prices s l
$14.90, $19.90, $24.90
GO STORES
slderable as lie smacked the Kid
in the body for a count of nine In
the third, and followed up with an
other body blow that sent the local
battler down for eight seconds.
Tho fourth staited out with -Ace
flinging body blows some of
which landed. Alter an exchange
of blow s the Kid punched Ace's
jaw and the latter went to the
ropes after working out of a clinch.
The bell practically saved the Ln
Grander a few seconds later after
Potter, drove him to Ihe ropes and
attempted to finish the job. .
! , Knockotil I'.uiis Card.
Ace followed up his advantage
in' the tilth although (he Kid hud
plenty of tight h it. After an cri-i
change of body blows. Ace broad
casted a right to Ihe jaw ami static
claimed the Kid until Scott
rin-
Last Minute
Suggestions
Buth Robas .......:..$1.50 to $3.25
Slippers :...:...8.-c to $1.50
Pillow Cases ........?:i.75 to $4.50
Toys -10c to $3.50
All Kinds of Novelties
Drawing of numbers tonight
.' 'at 8 o'clock
Art & Baby Shop
! ' '' i:01 Adnnm Avenue.
'ItJitlerlck Pallerusi - D. M. C. and Nun's Boll-'oof Thread.
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Popular
Stationery
Pens - Pencils
A I ounlaln Pen or
Pencil
wilt make an Ideal gift. We
have beautiful p'use nets for
woiiu n-- -1 'en and Pencil.
e is romiiar oive rnie
THE HUH
Ished droning out tho fatal cou.nt.'
Close to -00 fans witnessed ttia
curd. - f
Obituary
MHS. SAHAH tliVNE HOWAIlTWt
Mrs. Sarali Jano Howorter dlel
at her home at Cove Tuesday if-j
ternnon. She was .68 years oL
and had llevd lu that vicinity for
III years. Her childhood' hoiAj(
was- In Kunsas. . r; ; . f
Funeral Herylees will tak" plo,ce
at Cove at 2 p. in. Thursday. ; w4tli
burial in the Cove ceinclcryv f--lowing.
Snod grass & Zimmerman
are In charge of arrangement '
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Kodaks
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