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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday. 'February- 2(,;;l!)g(.
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''in the World of Crocks' .;
' Ncvtr have you seen more attractive new Spring . Dresses at ' moderate prices.--.
, , .' lovely v. colors and . lovely . models frocks that liecome the season and become, the.
"""Warr Tinni nijoy swinir Uwiu. . - ! " - . -
' Made of colored prints, satins, shantungs and crepe de chihes
' the afternoon Frocks are gayly effective,.. A flounce, a ruffle ',
. . or pleatings give a width and grac,e to the hem and there is ...
, ,v. .' marines in, tailbml simplicity. ' , ' ; 1 ' v
?; GnyneaHa the keynote of these Frocks with flowingpanels, fluttering scarf ties,
uneven hems and full sleeves. One may lie 'formal at tea time in chiffon shirmi
ami -draped or for the college givl and tailored woman there is the popular two
piece Frock ' . . ' -, .-. , .
Some Unusual Values At $27.50 and $37.50
I' - Other Dresses, $13.75 to $49.50
The New Mode in Smart Spring Silks
There was a time when Silk was just
for Sundays. But now one. wears it
from morning till night and finds it
most economical and satisfactory.
This ttpring there is a host of lovely
Silks to choose from: shantung, pre
dicted as most fashionable for the two-
piece, simple sports frock, Chinese da
mask, crepe faille, flat crepe, suede
crejve and crej do Chine, in all the
delicate, pale tones and always-appropriate
dark shades. Choose the design
for your f rock and ask for suggestions
as to f ahric
Choicest Patterns $2.25 to $4.25 per yard
HILL'S
A Cood Ware
To Trad
A Good Pkw
To Trade
WiU Teach Him Mat Game
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SUZANNE OUT
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uloil rrnui) -fHuiiu.il lie Initlcn l
not i(j fit phyjilPHl comllllon to play
Btri niioiis tdnnls lH-foi'0 tlio l'Vi-.pch
chuiriiilonBlilnH In Juiij It win W-noiiiK-c.t
lmluy uftor . consultation
ly thrift plivMiPlnim.. - - ' . t. ;p
l!ii,'n Wills rcunhml IMP fhiul
for tlio Jul; of CoiinuilKlit'H K"l'l
t up tolav liy (HTnutlnif Mllien lnn
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iOy.A;. J.F.AKK WIHTMA
Hl'OK'ANK t!- tlio Annoi'l:itiil
I'ri'HH) Mrnrlnir.il points 111 (liu
Iuhl five mlinilcji or tlii Bum" ('"
icubu iiiilvonilty rilllio rroni liohlml
mill ili'fi'nti'il lli Wlllllimn i'iiIIiui"
huhki'lbull t-m by 'ft jn'oro of au
lo 111 htu'e nlnliU ' With' tltu
nilnutin to tto Wliltmun bail II) in,
IS limcl. Wliltmnn 1'I 13 to 10 it
luilf llnio. Tlio Hcoru wm tli-d flv
tiuii'8 Ourine thr (finno. , t ,
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jiKNVKU (liy ili AmtoPlHldl
prlvul) J0il "StruiiKlor" lwii,
plulmunl I" Oil' world1 he'uvj.
wclKliI -oliBtiiplonnlilli. ilf-rpulod AU
Il-n KliHturn or Kiiiihiw hcrii lunt
nlBlit. l.iwiirwoii tin' first f.ill In
r.a inltmi'-H uit'l I' sivnnds with a
iKaillonk. HubOiw wiib iinuliln In
roiitlniK' mid forfeited the niiiU'h.
W Stranirttfr" Lvww. world fnuuit wniilor i i U- tnt t-mul
(lotoh uuiihl him nmny of In. trivk. Sow LewU to iakt-i. .Ijtchs uft
m tou rind If tfuiiig co mK a ohnniiMor of hn. Lcwik ih shu in utiove
photo wuh.FntnK oout, jr.. wno vt oia .
ITnlvi-ittitv fttannrh AM ! i. op w. wins mhi:si- tii
To .Northwest Industry
J fcKATTLK, (AD Kconomlc
ilt--loimi'm of tht Nonhwrst,
huHKy yuunir rommonxvoplih con
ftttttutntr one of tho Vomer of the
I'nion, hnx rt'Ct-ivml stinmrh ail
'from tlio riilwmliy of ''Washing
ton. '
I Yhn eolloiro of flshrfoa dowlop
od a provrsat of mnnlnir rrahs that
uJUcl, tho first year, MSO.mtO to
thA rsourcf of WMshtnRion. unil
Alaska It now 1 tttvlHiir
thotl (o tun nirn'lt utitl la plvlns
iitUillil usslataitct to Ihn cod fish
inif Industry lit tho North Pacific,
whrn thfr wrv B,iKt squnre
mil of cod bunks, cnmiKln thlr
t-l '"ViWil.
j. Thw rolUsw of forestry orlfiln-
, alt d kiln for drylnir IkiiiKlas fir
In thirty-lhrvr penvni tho time
) foruwrly rt'nuiiNMl. A lurjre lum- (
.Imt firm f-stimaUHl tl stivinic In:
th Ikw five ysirs at -.more than j
I r a .
ixIIckv of .minims U dcvislnr
nithola of using siumfiu Iron for
the mauufucturv of foundry Iron
And Wwl nd a way has " tnn
Ifouud, fjxvnvrtiiiit iqn in-(
to mark-ta'r. wl ch'il quick-
ly nd rfrtcKtmiy.
f : In '4h dt'iHrtmvnt of ermmlcs
nxani of maktnir roof amr floor
til from Washlniclon clays liav
twn volVfCS.o that now ulmosjl
half the tih uso,! In tho .stiite b
!nrHli-d llhin Its lMwritUri. s.
i ! rf . I lv w It t Wilson with a
vivir of uilliainK a rtt wsit of
.kaolin In Kascm Washington tn-
vvufNl a compound to jrtvnc ;
cniwr china of a jtrado mhmojnI-
)y oHi.iinal-K only in Kmetnnd ani t
IlVrmany, j
ivhnite, an xplosiw nal- from
wviliut and pronouncsHl as f-!
fctlvw as Aynamitc was ' disrov- i
Wrv4 y !r- William Ivnn at tlw
icolhK, It can produced at j
proliiiA ly a -fourth of th c4
y 8KATTI.E (Ily the Anocluted
rroas) -The .VnivorsUy of Wash
lnKton won a unanimous dociion
from the Vnlversity of jiinho in the
triangular debase .held here last
niffht.
PNEUMONIA
. Call a physician. Tbn begin
"mtrguscy" treatment wita
WICKS
V VapoRub
of .tjamll.
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jhtr s-jvar-Wd Kviilh .IKbwiI
axt! Tfticht fin1 and riiilt :
Dance
LOOK!
Who Is Coming ack:
Star
Novelty
Orchestra
Plays At
EAGLES HALL
TUESDAY, MARCH 2
With full line of latest
tunes, featuring Quartet
Singing and Good Entertaining'.
Sick of the sight of
that winter suit?
Perhaps it isn't , ,
, woin out
(we know it isn't if it '
was an Andrews Bros. Suit)
but you need a new one
to pep your spirits
and 'liven your appearance!
CUSTOM TAILOR SUITS
$28 to $78
For
Credit
THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bros.
For
Credit
ISPORT NEWSl
Billy Evans
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FREE
Tractor School
On March 3rd commencing at 8:00 a. m.
the Perkins Motor Company will hold a
one-day Tractor School in their garage at
Fourth and Adams.
This school is Free to mIL and everybody is invited no matted
whether you own a Fordson or not- t
The school win be conducted by representatives of the Foi-d
Motor Company who will disassemble the tractor completely.
Every part of the tractor will be discussed and explained in
detail, and then reassembled. -
Come and Bring Your Friends
Hot Dogs and Coffee Served Free
At Noon
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
4th & Adams
Phone Main 5Q0