La Grande evening observer., January 07, 1926, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Thursday, January 7, 192G.
Local News In Brief
cit,y FACES
; ' SUIT FOR
$12,500.00
(Continued from Putce One.)
coming kyuxts. -
June 0, 10, 11 Villon Livestock
show at I'liiim, Ore.
wus in nhe city today on legul bus
iness. "
Here from KiiUTprl-L
I, :. Snyder und 11. H. Jameson
aro tn town for u day or two from
Knti-rprisc, Oro. - .
Jlrre rutin Alltel
Frank .UcKennon. farmer near
Alice), was transacting lousiness in
Hie city yesterday.
Hero Mini Jot'sph
U. J. Meek, a resident of Jo
seph, is in 1m Grande today on
buHlneus. - 1
In City from linker
A. A. Smith, Baker attorney,
was a husinctu visitor to La Gran
de yesterday,
Here from Wnlla Walla
Mr. und Mis. A. li. Uurnctt, of
Walla Walla Wash., ure visit
ing in )a Grande. Mrs. Barnelt
is a sister of Sam Harris of this
city.
VMlcd here from Mursli field
Mr. und Mr. C'al Voting, of
Marshrield. have returned to their
homo utter visiting in 1m Grande
for sew rut das at the home of
Mrs. Mary Wilson Brown,
Shopping hi City
Mrs. K.HI. 'Conner was shopping
lib the cit; yesterday. J Her home
iir at I'nion. ,-
Away mep IIolhIus
Mrs. Florence Hartley luis re
turned lo her home after being
j( way during the holiday season.
Shopping liero Yvstcriliiy
M rs. V. A. Berry, whose home
Ih at Imhlcr, wag shopping lu J,u
Grande yesterday and visiting re
latives lure.
Visiting In City
Fred Groom, former forest ran
ger ' of the Wuilu Walla district.,
Ls visiting in Iji Grande for a few
days with friends. He makes li is
home ut -Walla-Walla.
KnlcrprlMS Lawyers Hero
J. A. iiurhigh und Daniel Uoyd,
attorneys from Knterprise, ap
peared In circuit court this morn
ing to argue a motion in connect
ion with the Wallowa county eu.se
t involving the transient livestock
luw. . -
Wrime
Hi-turns home lo l-;;cne
Mrs. Hubert Karl left Iai Gran
de Monday night on her way
Here fnim Cne
M r. und 1 M rs. .lonns
...1 ...! tlo.tr hmm :it Povi. I
..Minr i i (inixl, vea . 'luring the holidays "in
terday.
lionie to JCugeite, al'te
yea- j
visiting
Gramle
wltli Iver motlier. Mrs. Kd Kiddle.
MK(i. J'iuii formerly lived here und
lias many friends in tills section
of the slate. - K , t " ,
On way lo OiUurio t ,
Key Fuga'te, of the-(i. A.' f 'ex
tension -service, was in Lu.CJrui.ido T Attl?lll, i.w.m. ie1,.ti11. '
Mrs. Walter Ix-isman has gom
this morning on 'Ills way to On-
liirio, where lie wilt remain sev
eral days. .
In City from 'ivo
Uoyal Allen, Hay Ihtneau. Will
Harris and W. A. McNeil, al) of
ilpve. wito business visitors to l.u
oViinde yesterhiy. ,
to Canity, Oregon where she will
visit her parents, Mr. and ; Mrs.
h'rod Hamilton : until' Stinduy,
when the Hampton family, -h will
have a. reunion at the home there.
Sunday is Mr. and Mrs. Hampton's
fiftieth weddlhg 'anniversary. "Mr.
Lt Is inn n will h-ave Saturday night
for Canby to be present at the
reunion.
they could rightfully take, but
that to place Hie mutter up to the)
courts Is the only procedure left
for him to follow.
Claim rrcsciilrtl. 1
The claim presented the coin-'
mlssknners last night follows:
To it ho honorable commission,
:ind general manager of tho city i
of La Grande. Oregon.
'Gentlemen: t hercliy present
my claim against the city or jn
Grande for duninges incurred by J
tho city of Lu Grande allowing
the sewage of the city to flow
through the farm und ranch oper
uted by mo.
"I wish to my, by way of ox
iilniiiition und evidence In support
of my claim, that 1 have been
operating u dairy outside the city
limits, una imu me cuy nua ai-i
lowed the sewage to flow through
my plaee, under protest, for some'
time. I huvo been delivering milk
to vurious customers In the city.
. . . The following named cn
toine.rs who used my milk have
children w ho becume siek with
the tVphoid fever, lo-wlt: Hal
Bohnenkanip. H. J. Green. L. t.
Kingsley. and Karl Heynolds. in
addition thereto, I was sick with
the typhoid fever hist fall at u
time when 1 should huvo , been
doing my fall work on the ranen,
and my daughter, Dorothy Lee,
is dangerously 111 with typhoi I
fever at present. ' I present 111".
rnllmvinir elaim for damages to
dale, to-wit:
lo my Htc kncHH, including
doctor bill, meilieal bill.
. loss of lime and suf
fering J."'10
To injury to my business,
which i have been cum-
pelfed to discontinue
po hs on equipment pur
chased to operate dairy....
To Mines 4 of my daughter.
HortuUiy Lee
To t pteciation on . live
stock (dairy cuttle), occa
sioned by loss of business
All Styles and Sizes
Good Tooth Brushes
Brushes with trans
pa r e n t : or bono
handles; straight or
bent. Bristles ser
t rated, tufted or receding.-
Brushes of
pure bristle or of
goat or badger hair
for tender gu m s .
Brushes for udul's,
youths or Infants.
Look over our assortment.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
ADVANCE IS
STARTLING .
SINCE 1900
fContlnuod from Pave One.)
10, into
fjlM)
G0
guests of )r. l'hy.
The statu board of heulth will
visit I'nion county during hqulth
week, which will bo held February
14-0, Inclusive, it wus announced
last night. The body will be here
one day, arriving In time lo at
tend a chamber luncheon and
health ruly.
To Spcnk ut Schools,
From that nulling each of lis
Mix members will go to one of the
county's high schools to deliver an
address. They will ulso speak ut
other meetings which will -be held
the evening of (heir visll and which
will be. organized through the min
isterial association, parent -teacher
associations and other civic groups
of the county.
J Those who met at inn sannior
turn last evening were 11. R. Codl-
idge, Frank MeKcnnon, H. G. Av
ery. Lee HeynohK Karl Heynolds,
Chase llohnenliamp. Merlon Kid
dle, Hobert Withycombe and lr,
l'hy.
Marriage Li-vnse Issued
Walter Stase, of Wallowa, and
Miss lA'la Puller, of HKhland. I
Ore., were licensed to murry at Home front Spokane '
the clerks office yesterday after- t j,. ip-own has returned lo his
noon. . , home in La Grande niter a trip
Spokane. Washington. where
l'einlietoii Business Men lleiv ! lie visited friends. J'revlous to
- ii
party of this
S. H. Thomas and
1'cndleton business men are tn
town today. They arc registered
at the Foley hotel.
trip he went to Knapper,
Canada, where he visited his sis
ter Mrs. Justin. He also visited
another sister at Swoetgrass, Mon-
i tana. While txwuy be was in .an-
Shopping In City 'auto accident uud his car 'was'
Mrs. Henry Maxfieid was badly damaged. : Ho Scaped! withr
among the choppers lo La Grande aut Injury. ,v v'.-i, ; !
yesterday. .Mrs. Mnxfleld lives ut , , ;
Mt. Glenn. json's Illness Cnncels Trip
Mrs. Ji. M. Hawkins. , who with
!her small sons. BilUe -aml Shur-
. Mnall. started for Ciiilfornin u few
Bl at Home
i '..ft Wi.l.li u-lm luix 1tn 111 for
the past week at bis home at 1411 l- W to ylsit her brother, und
Aladison avenue with pneumonia ' "I" ors- i,Ufl . ,r,'ll,"V' , ,10V,. i
t;Tnlal ,"..$l2.6il
"i" desire to udd that tho re
ceipts from my business were run
ning In the neighborhood of IS.HM'
per annum, and that I um now
out of business, and have lost ud
my customers and my business,
us the remit of this sewage flow
ing' through my place.
(Signed) LKI-; HIOYNOLDS."
The commissioners, in their dis
cussion lust night, pointed out that
Ihey had done everything possible,
lo remedy matters and that a new,
modern sewage disposal plant i.s
now- under construction, which
wiir' do; iiway with ' ,6bjectionabb
sewage-flowing through fat my in
the' vaOey near La Grand.'.
jtSi-VoHvl ;olhor;'JnnUers... including
reorganisation of the commission
for 1 i2t, passing of the sttlai y
list, and others were ultended lo
before adjournment at 8:16 p. m.
Markets
OllTI.AND. Oil'. AI' Cut-
i tli'. sh.'t'P Sti-aily.
fix :t.2.r'-
JOkks W't-ak to u cent lowt'i',
lllltti'l Wink.
ltuttcrriit Sti'uily.
lvlib Is an
,n.'iiinonlal"'!,r"- '
,viiiir. jyi Ut .!Mk ,C)tx
(IruiMTy store'
l,i'ie for .Montana
Kmmett Ses'ton left today for
b Is h o me a t M Isson la, ;M on t ana.
Mr. Sexton was -in- Lu -Grand u fot
the past four years, lie was em
ployed as brakeman for the rail
way company here.- c! , '
nppe
they arrived
morning..
In Iji, Grande , this
(ieniiig Daiicir Ainnmiiccd
A free dance, opening the m-w
$i!.0l0 Gettiugs garage at Klgin,
will be held Saiurday evening with
a five-piece Wallowa orchestra
playing, it is announced today.
i:peeted liome Toiiiglit
Grover C. Horlgen is expected
bome tonight from uyton and
Walla Walla, Wash.. where he
has been spending vncatton with
his father and other relatives
since Christ mas.
Her,, mi ,euul
L. ) enham.
Hii-Imcss '
ultorney of Klgin,
Ti-nnsfciid eo .-W. Ofllct .
Miss Mildred' ltansom.' 'who, 'lmt
been stenographer In the chamber
of commerce office for the last
two months, will transfer tomor
row- to a stenographic position in
the O. W. It. & X., superinteri-
lent's office. In the New Foley
building. Ksirl C. Key nobis, sec
retary of the chamber of euinne i-
w ill do without un uslsiant
for the present.
ART CONTEST
DATE SET.BY
f'nnttiiupfl 'frntn FaKC One.1
RAN' VltANCIMCO (Al')
irfat AXC iuTt- .toiliiy.
In ruilto. Now tn limny n fttrm
i homo itlon-. ttio roulo of llu oltl
m'tioonor train, a faintly sit. around
tho box that briitKa HtorU'9 of tho
world's work and aohgn of thi
tw-l,l lit lllllV -
I 'rwonty-flvo yearn! Tho world
waa tndood utuusi'd wlu-n It ri-ad
about luriua Groou und his flyhiK
tnuchlno, but moro ainuttod at tho
Wctirlii hrvillixm for fiillmvlnff Durl.
us' oxuniolo. To fly was to die. I
WlnKS to carry mull through tho
utr'.' Well, hardly. Hut 2i yoars
have spod und man flics.
Man flics, so docs time. On tho
sput where tho first iminlKrunt
train mot fato. a rod school liouso
waa rcurcd. Twenty-five yours uko.
a briKht-facod boy risked hta life
to Bi't lo that school house. His
wuy led across a road thul wuf
hardly mure than u path, with a
narrow t'ootbrldKO here and there
across some frozen stream.
Tho boy returns today to spend
'tho New Your With the family. He
whizzes In his uutomubilo ulonK u
lilKhly polished luivemonl. roaia
through a culvert whore tho old
bridgo stood und past the burn that
Dobbin lonB uuo guvu up to u now
flre-brcuthini? bouat that rolls.
World Is Changed.
lilKh ubove tho bam another cn-
Kine hunia. , T'h'o boy of 26 years
uko wTollld huvo run away ut the
siirht of tlis monstroua fly. row
he talios out his watch, perhaps
with tho thought that the airmail's
light on time again.
t-jtuuin and gasollno and olectvlc
II v have cluiugod tile world. Hero,
of Alexulull la. played Willi a mourn
toy In l'.'U 11. U.i but It was 1 T no j
veara boforo the practical steam
I'llBlno wua Invented. A Utile more
Hum liiu'yoats ago Knlton applleil
I ho Ktoam to u boat and It moved.
World old son. traditions were shot
lo smithereens when Kullon's crude
craft paddled along the Hudson.
MeCormlck's reaper Is nearly 100
veurs old, but it look the genius
iof application of the twentieth cen
Itury to roll reaper and thresher
into one und hitch a tractor lo It
,to do In a few hours work that
i,,ui.i. Innk lonir days.
1 Clulenborg Invented tt prinllng
press in 141111. The twentieth cen
tury press grinds out thousands of
new-simpers a minute. The work of
a minute, ill the twentieth century
would huvo taken autonlierg u life
time. liiiBuerrc, In 18311, gave the
world the secret of photography,
but not until the twentieth century
did man turn this Invention to u
common lunguugo ot plelures that
today blooms on every Main street
til the world, movies. And It took
the twentieth conlury lo b urn how-
to send pictures across tin' land on
lightning, tnu tele-,
Ice King
5
ma v
s
This Is Clas Thunberg, champion
Swiss Ice skater, who Is now In this
country seeking further laurels. Ho
will take part in tho International
races to be held at the new Madlnon
Squaro Garden. New York, and St.
Johns, N. B. Thunberg Is called the
"Nurnil of the tce.'whlch, by the
way, Is pralso aplenty.
i,(ki works ronr.ci.osEO
CAHCADK LOCKH, Oro. A fore
closure suit involving $31)0.000
ugulnsL the Uroenleaf Lumber
company of Hkuinnnia county, !
Washington, by tho Security Loan !
& Trust company of rorllund has
been inatltuted. The papers of tho
foreclosure sulo were served by
t'nltod Slates Murahal K. It. lli nn.
I'lie sale is to bo hold Jnnuary 23.
Koriuorly tho Qrconlout Lumber
company owned a mill in . i'on-
land whore logs were sent.
Tho Western Star, company, a
nowly-orgunlzed company, is opor
atlng in tho sumo locality as the
Orcenleaf compuny and Is involved
in tho suit to tho extent that It
wishes to protect ccrtuin leasts and
rights of wuy. .
TAX CHANGE l'ltOl-OSEI).
KLAMATH KAI.I.S, Ore. Klam
ath county furntvrs went on record
as favoring u change In tho stute
tux laws to permit tho payment
of tuxes on tho purtlul puymont
plun. The proposal wus npproved
by un nlmoal unanimous vote of
tho Klunintli Kedorated clubs, a
farm organization.
Tho secretary was directed to
send loiters to furin organizations,
tuxpuying bodies und individuals of
prominence In ovory section of the
slate In an effort to win support ot
the plan. . .
Ilellef was expressed that tho In
stallment payment feuturo would
result In thu collection of a groater
shore of the unnuul tuxes without
delinquencies. ' ' '
MEN'S DRESS
SHOES
$3.95
Men's Dress Shoes in
black or brown; scv
erol styles; several
lealhers all extraord
inary values. ,
60 STORES
THE HUB
HOTEL ASTOD
EVERT ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET
' SOS Bths ' New, Modem ;
' Oow to Shopping Diitrict and Theatiec
FREE GARAGE ' Tariff fiom $1.30
ahovo eoiumltlee.H to work Kath-erin-
stal ist leal in format ion he-
twee n now ami the opening of the
onvenes, it will iutekly orKHtiizo
eaanvenes. II will ((tuekly ornanlzo
and then break up into groups
corresponding ' to .the' committees
that huvo hoep . .named. 'J'hose
present wJio are not. members of
commit lues wil im-ut with tlio
group In which they um most In
terested. These' 'five groups, will
consider the dutn that has been
assembled by their . respective
committees und make definite- re
commendations. These rocoiu
mendutlons' will go into a report
from each group which will bo
pre.sciueu 10 u jonu hcssiou 01
all of the groups on the last day
of the confurunee.
i )it'i i o m u A rx ii a it k y:v,
I'imTANI. ir. "(Il) Vj-.e:vt
tl. H. r.uari, softj ;white, westefn u "
white, .Junmiry u'nd Kebruary. vnoio.
1. fill, . hard winler. nrfrthern Tonlblii Inventions. , - ,
spring; :.Jurtuury and Kebruary. War, with Us lerrmie insiru-
I l.BK; ;wi'ciern red, January und ments, stuiuis as u moi on ine nri
Three's company, und two's
argument.
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
ADOLPH 2UB0t
TONIGHT
Norma '
Talmadgc
In
"Graustaik"
Kebruary, $1.57.
Corn Nti, 3 K. Y. shipment,
Junmiry and' J'Vhrunry. ?.:i4;i -",,i:
makk.;tn AT-A (.I,A.(r; ..
XKVV YOIIK, (AT.) - IJIovka
Kirm:. niUd , ytittea Steel - ;leads
upturn, l. I.
Itonds Stead; convi.rlibli! niil
issues .rise. . . -i t, ,
(A I') Wheat
rattle
IOgH-
Steady.
-Strong.
CLINT'S
SIXTH ANNUAL
JANUARY
SALE
OlK KNTIKK STOCK
Hack nt Work
K. A. Sayre. county superintt-n-dent
of schools, yni down this
morning to u d'sk piled with com
munications t hut accumulated
during liis absence the lasl two
weeks while he was attending the
state fJictu-rs' coin nt ion at 1'ort
land and the annual mcding of
superintendents ut Salem. Some
imrricleneies In the workings 01;
the transportation law altracted u
good deal of attention dfy-ing the
superinlendt-nt's conference, Mr.
Kayrn said. .Some uiu'-ndment
irobably will be t'onsiden-d to
provide for a timiiatlon of thv
bounds within which certain dl-
t rb'lH are to I ransport their tui
tion pupils. In ills opinion.
Shirts 'iif (Juality
Earl &. Wilson, Arrow
and Neuytarltci1 stand
ard malci, fit
2V0 Discount.
Nothing Hcsentd
Clint's
Clothiery
f The Store with a Cuosi'li-m
lEAititi rxrKiiT i;n.mvi:i
I IOT I.AK 10, (Special Vatlenls
and members of the slalT ut the
II ol l,ake Sanatorium enjoyed an
evening of music Tilenduy when
a rjidio anil loud speak'-r were
brought oul to the hall room by
tin- (irr FurnH ore company ff
1 41 (ri amle. M r.H. I Jiggers, tdsler
of A. ,'l. 'a rr and Mis. Carr wre
dinner guests of l)r.. I'hy's, befori:
the concert while Kdwit ulsen al
so came our (it the l,ake to oper
all' tli- machine.
Legion and Auxiliary
Install Acw 01 fleers
(Continued from I'rko f)nc.)
at li : :i 0 ocl oc k will p re-e(l e the
ceremonies which are to be in
charge of Inland row;in. grand
chef de guerre of the Oregon 4
et S.
Kn d K. Kiddle. ; state com
mander of the American !egton.
icminded the crowd of the nation
al convention he hopes to bring
to Island CHy In !!:!!. and cain
pltmented the orga nlziit ion on the
type of men elected to positions
of resunsjbitily. I
The membeudiip drive I to br
the Important issue of the ensu
ing e;ir. I he newt commander
has already paved tly wuy fur a
jweer1ng campaign. Not only dos
the po.-t propose 1 1 Inereast- lis
.membership, but it plans lf-o to
trim out t he detd wood on t he
lists as they stand. An oru.nilzii-
jtlon that Is complete Iv "alive" is
the end In view.
1 Taking office with rommander
iltlchardvon were: lltnrh K. Urmly.
.vice coniimmder rhester Thomp
son, adjutant; Lynn 1 toll nenkamp,
. finanee officer; r. :. Talbot.
Icltaphiin; . W. I'alner. liny Wd
Itains. Kd rooltdge, J' Andrews
land Harvey Matthews, executive
com mittee.
j Mrs. Walter rfllmer second
vice i resident presided at
(the uoNiltury pension. r llnui!(hlnff
the chair In behalf of the presi
ibn'.,Mrs. Ilarln- II. Uiehardson.
to Mrs. Kay r. V!IM..m. who will
head the unit through
on M r.". V i M i ;t n i V staff a re :
Mm. V.. O. fdson. flrt vie.- pnsi-
Id-nt; Mrs. J. C- lliehiird-on. -r-
lond; Mrs. Koy Currey, ettretar-
Itrtuiurcr.
Jiavc no .'preliminary, tryouts for
tliefi- pietfir mumory eonlests, hlit
will appear at the library Sutnr-
daw January 11 U. to be reiriHred 1 ''Hh'AOd,
and numbered. Kreshmen are Higher; export, deiunml. ,
scheduled for' rom petition at lu a.! Corn Kirni; : unticlpallon
m.: sunhomo'res. al 11 n. m.: . un- ' oerai nin.
tors, ut 1 p. m.( und S'-niors, ut -p.
in.
On the-same day will be held tho
county high school essay contest,
for which J.'r, l'hy has offered a
fi( scholarship un Ihe Union
eounly chamber of .coinmerce, u
Slla second prize.
Alt high schools in the county
are expected to compete, their rep
resentatives to consist of the win
ners one for each school of
earlier ess.iy contests on the. sub
ject of CainsborouHh's "Tho Illue
Hoy.."
Will Write INsiiys.
The ytiilng essayists will meet! ut
the courthouse uL 1 p. in. Saturday,
January to: write entirely new
essays "Then... : at the end or the
stipulated period, will.be number
ed and si nt 1 o (fori la ml, where '
Hiey will he judged by a commiltec, :
of art students iipninted from, Mrs.
Mossman's assistants in I he stale I
division yf trl, ot 1 tn Oregou I'ed-
raiion oi women s imiks. hum.
IJ. r. 'Woiitnau.. the only woman j
ever invited lo membership In Ihe!
American Architects association.
Mrs. ('.. II. Marsh and Mrs. J
Hotchliiss are to In- judges. il Imllerlik
No announcement of winners in
any of the three divisions of thu
contests will lie made linltl thfl
night, sometime during the second
week of Kebruary, when the prizes
will be uwardi d at a community)
im--ting ut the high school uudl-1
toriuni.
I'lans an- ufool lo make that an
outstanding night in the history of (
ihe coiemunlty. Schools will at-
tend in groups, annmenu-ii uy ioi-
lowings of parents interested In the
standings of their districts. A hand
will be out to furnish music, and
the Neighborhood club will fur
nish a program coinmensiir.il
with the iinpoitance of the oc-j
casion.
twenly-ftve years of the century.
Wlien mau- lliriieii ma iniiiiuunn w j
fctwr Jibi'ff tnnli.lr,visca iiiaipjuiu
that fPuiihStT bulletH in , u swuij
mretfiii.-liiwMiioU gas und ull. its
iUVdly implement. und protoctlvo
duyb-H. built flume' projectors that ;
mjuld aeiir a- roglnu nt, to cinders
and mg.Jlertbus that from a dis-1
tiinco orfl miles toro buihlingsj
und ment to pieces.
Time flics und the things of the
twentieth century already seem i
old. Hut none who lived twenty-,
live years ago knew what a pulnio
tor was, or a submarine, or a war
tank, a tractor, an electron tube,
u liydroplane, a machine gun, a
Liberty motor, radlotelephoity or
airplane;.
The world snllrlted ut men who
sal tinkering with slrunge new toys
back lit H'on.
Hut the world has rpill laugh
Imr al the Inventor, and thai, has
been one or the first quarter of the
century's dearest lessons that In
vention Is our meat and drink und
the Inventor Is the hero or this
complicated' age.
The plan is Tor rach of Un;
Stop That
Cough
With Hohson's Syrup of
.Flaxseed, ,. Menthol and .
Wild Cherry
A Biift', ivllnbli, um effi"?- .
tlvr ronn-tly for I In' i-cllcf of
('(hikIih, 1'uIiIh and ('roup.
Try u boltlc loilay.
I'llic! 5() (Vnls
Red Cross
Drud Slore
awx
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With VIRGINIA VALLl
. Booth Tarkington's. High-Tension Story.
Pathe News and Fables
. Shoes For Children.
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Art & Baby Shop
CtOl Adams Avrntie.
atleiiis - l, M. i ami Nun's Holeproof 'Mireuil, I'.le,
You'll See--- And Marvel at
the ocean afire,
tho wreck in mid
Atlantic storm,
and the explosion
that wrecked a
lighthouse.
IRRIGATION
. TRIAL PLOT
IS PLANNED
(fonttnitfil from Pi On,)
luncheon Inn- during the time of
his vbit.
Inciting Meetings lhinnrt.
l-'or tlie first time th f-ctmomlc
confererK" tneetings will be behl in
tin- ev nines as well us during the
day. Th petp- or the rnnf renee
w ill Im decidedly enbirg' d when
tli BHtii'-rinir Is hehl in Munch, and
will include this year h home eco
nomic depart up nt und n depurt-
meut for my and g'ris club work, t
Arrangeni'nt for th1 rnnfTn'
will l" furth"r b vi Ioh d Jamiiiry
19 tt hen the 2 u liirmen of Ittt
various U-.pttuttula " tli be U;uu'rj
We Buy For Less We Sell For Less
Men's $1.50 Arrow Dress Shirts for .:.8")c
Men's All-Wool Sweaters, pull-overs and
coat style, V-necks and some with
collars; beautiful assortment' of col
ors $2.95 and $3.15
Men's Felt Dress Hats season's latest
stjles. $5.00 value for $2.1)5
Men's and Young Men's Dress Caps $1.50
Men's Work Shoes', moccasin toe, para- "
cord sole $2.85
Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords, most up-to-date
....$3.25 to $1.95
, Our Heavy Grade New York Store Spc-
cial Overalls $1.25
Ladies Pumps and Oxfords, satin, patent leath
er, tan and suede. All in latest January
models. 15 different styles to choose from.
You will find the above arc the lowest prices
of the season in this vicinity. Every article in
this store guaranteed.
NEW YORK STORE
DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES
All fit nalonarr
A big one like ' Anna Christie" with
BLANCHE SWEET
Robert Frazer
Russet Simpson
FRIDAY
SATl'RDAY
SUNDAY
Dorothy Sebastian
Charles Murray
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
"I5AS1IFUL WHIRLWIN D
A Western Featurette
"JIMINY CRICKETS"
Comedy
TONIGHT FETE MORRISON In "TRIPLE ACTION'
STAR THEATRE
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