La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1926, Image 5

'Wednesday, July 14, 1926.
ri GHAND3 EVENING OSrSIlVEIl
Local News In Brief
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COMING EVENTS
Jaljr IS, 14, 15 and 18 Free
'HmemakeiV Institute under
auspices Hie Obsenrer. ,
Jalr 15 Union county's Mill
'hernial pioneer reunion.
tipt Slit. 34 Conventual of
sNortliwcst Real Estate, asao
neiallon In La lira rule.
33, 211. 84, and Si Csiom
H lair at Klglo, Ore.
makes her bome with her (laugh,
tcr. . ,
Here fi-Ofu 'gla
- C. H. Tuttle. of Elgin, was
tbl city today on business. , ,
In
I
rrausactuuj btulntiw
' C. W. Martin, Baker sheep dciU
" in i.tt umnae J etutj ruuy
transacting- buslntes, V "
Mra) llanlcy at Baker
!. Kuto Hanlcy Is spending
thryjauinmer at Baker V " '
31 '
On 'flliidncsH Trl
1 JJJil Uocso was In La Grando
frolo , Union yesterday on a busi
ness mission. ,
tJllt or Judge Couch
"' (L'ole, of Oukland, Oil.. Is a
fruoatiat the home of Judge U. Q.
i'oifch, at Island City. .' ' , .
V I.
nun linker lU'lallrv
Mis. L'. M. Humphries enjoy
oil J )islt from her brother, J,'jra
Snuak. of linker yesterday and to
day hile the latter attendcu to
busrhss Interests .here.
Atu-ndlng-convention ''
H. K. Williams, of this city, at
tended the state convention of
Spanish war veterans at Baiter
yesterday and today. v V
In linker on buftincnt . ,
rioyd McKennun scent to Baker"
this morning and will bo there un
til Saturday on business. He Is
organizing offices of the Guaran
tee Fund Life Insurance company
there.
On vacation li.p ; 7
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wilson left
Saturduy night on a trip to Seattle,
Portland and const points. Mr.
Wilson is bookkeeper for th'i Se
curity Land and davlng company
hero and Is on his vacation.
Assisting with show li
M. T. Collins, from the stato de
partment of veterans of foreign
wars. Is In the '"ellv. ' Hn Is hro
Miss I to nsslst the American Legion In
here pul tins; over tho wur film belug
Mit. i'nrr In Portland ' '
.feeiiom pan led by lmr niece
Kntflh-yn Di-ui-y, who eame
froij jrrlm-vlllo to iniiku the trip , released to the public for the first
with, tier, Mrs. J. J. Curr left lust time "On Flanders Field' The
nlBUl'for Portland. .show will be at the Stur theatre
J ! - . . , July 20 and 21. Mr. Collins . Is-
l.lir))',(ii'l on iionr Tri from Portland.
I'lvnlyn Hakel- siurted last niKlil I
fortoan Jose, inakniB the trip mi-. Fire t'lih-f In Golf Meet. ', ..
nccffiijpiiiilcd. ; Kliu will visit I hero 1 ju,n M. Meldrum, fire chief for
uiiat " "lit. Mra Hurry Hum. the O.-W. It. & N. shops' here, will
limm (formerly of iM Ornndu, un. . leavu for Hnokuno Friday night to
'" Tr'f""1 . . L-iiitT a koii louriiunieni ueiwceu
at i
Ileum llli-s llioi'lillix .
MM. K. A. Wells returned lo ll
'""Si
trn(u -after two days spent In
tii'itai e shopping.
I ente
Mho Scottish dun uud the Spokane
Country club. Meldrum Is said to
have, uluved the came often in the
on this iiiornlnv's innd" where It originated. Ho is a
to those ho" knetr fcer.; ' ' ,
- h'ollowlngv funeral' serrlefs ' lo
morrow, Mrs. Turkey's body wit)
be Held until July 1. when Frank
will arrive from Alaska, .Burial
wilt then be made In the Masonic
cemetory. , (, . . -,
The Iter. Oliver Riley, of . the
Episcopal church, will preach the;
luneral sermon,' t : A i, . j .
FOREST mES v .
SPREAD TODAY
: ' -'fContlnusd from Pf i).','
cording to Nelson F. Macduff, su
perrisor "of the forest, There are
no, new tiros reported.
FIRE NEAR WA1XOWA
WALLOWA, Ore. July 1 8pe
claU A large fire his been burn
Ing In the cut-over1 area In the
woods north of here daring . the
past several' days, A . large 1 fire
was alto reported trout the Tow
walks, Itldge section arly In the
week.- Before being put under
control this' fire is said to have
burned over luu acres of fine tim
ber. . v , "..i i. ' ' -
Thei fire danger Is becoming
greutUiere at this , time as . grass
und other vegetation In the woods
Is rapidly drying up. .. '
MANY BLAZES IK OitEGON .
, POKTLANO Ore. July M AP)
-Forty fires were Started by a
dry electric stornl In the C'olvllle
national forest In Northeastern
Washington, and only four' of the
fires were under control today. Be-'
ports to this effect were received
by' tho U. 8. forestry offlco here.
The forest 'suporvlsor. reported he
DECORATING -i
; OF HOME IS
; EXPLAINED
. ' (Coatlnusd from Pag 1)
as with much. The only effect
that entails a great deal of ex
penss la one of elegance.
. It .would bo quite Impossible
'and " unfair- to Mr. Jakway to
summarise, the wealth of In for
matlon-that he gave In his "color'
talk' i to .. nomemakcrs. ', Every
thought , was presented from a
number of -different angles, and
each hew .presentation was cm
bolllshed with new and vuluubla
hints, 'v . ,.'
. .:"TosMai ami .Colors.
t- He dealt extensively with tones
and color harmonies In relation to
this iypo or architecture and that:
worked out on the platform, with
rugs ant draperies and two or
three pieces; of -furniture that
chanced to be thoro, some decor
ative schemes aftor the three rules
of color -. harmonies: analogous,
complimentary und trl-chorinutlc.
' Explains Term.
-' "An analogous harmony," he ex
plained,' "is one where tho colors
eirip'loyed are tliose of blood re
lationthey appear In the snme I tiomv
arc or the spectrum. Usually
she speaks on "Edges and Shelves"
at t:I0 a. m. tomorrow.
She gavo . some, extra-program'
assistance yesterday to several wo
men who brought discarded hats
for her suggestions, - and even
helped with the cleaning and re
novation In several Instances.
Mrs. McUlean, first on the pro
gram this afternoon, continued her
demonstration of :ho table service
and entertainment practioea - thnt
found such a happy reception with
her audience yesterday. ,
' With handsome dlnlngroom fur
niture lent for the occasion by the
W. H. liohnenkainp company from
whom also came the decorative
ohalr and small table used by Mr.
Jakway yesterday, a dlnlngroom
was improvised on Iho stage. China
pottery and glassware were fur
nished by Itlchardson's Art Store,
while tho silverware waa from
I'euro H Son's. There were flow
ers for the . table, through - tho
kindness or Clarks Florists. The
groceries that Mis. McCican and
her assistant. Miss draco uogue,
used tor the cooking, came from
Paulson's store through tho cour
tesy of the La Urando Grocery
company. . ;
Carr's storo provided Mr. Jak-
Wy with pictures for hi llluatru-
thls - morning, una - some
they are chosen - from the warm
side'.. Invariably, they must ba
accented tvlth a pure complimen
tary (color fcr rellcx.
. '"Two -opposite colors aro em
ployed for the livelier complimen
tary ' harmony, remembering al
.wayS that, one color must be more
luiportunt thun the other.
. -"To' cboosu three colors for a
trl. chromatic harmony, un equil
ateral triangle niuy be impose j
had drafted ' al - available, men,
numbering about 'SliO, an4, would ji vn tlio' color circle - and tho cor
send to Spokane ,f or iuoro, - .Fires n(!rs-will Indlcuto Iho proper hues,
were reported also burning on tho I Again. It must be reiiiciubered that
t'otvllle Indian rascn-atlo& ,. ''' v . tone color, should predominate, and
Tho fire which rdestrp'CdV the', the athcrs used in varied propor
leer Island loggltig' dompahyi camp tt0h" '..;;.
on. Carcass creek in Northwestern I joying a foundation for his fur
Oregon, bit lr.o the Umber, 'of; the niturd tull this uflernoon, Mr. Jak
Clark Wilson 'Lumber.-company' way gavo'ii short dlsdusslon of bal.
1-a native Scotchman.
I
MulS! Jhoiiii' at Kiil, rirlc , ' " '
sjjj-ij. R. HmWithd arrived In l.a
(inuide this moi'iilng from l'orl
Innif "on Iter, wny to ; linterprlse,
wlij she. will Join her husband
undl)icy will make thtir home.
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Sliiiiliii; hero twlay-
Mli). Josephlno Wesvolt und Miss
Miip j Wluiliy returned to Hot
l.nljC.on this tnornlng's I ruin after
threfcihours shopping horc.
i -
Motor to Portland . ' '
Mr, und Mrs. Waller Iteuler and
their young son, Bobbie, drove to
1'orllund Monday, plannini; to' stay
for a week. Mrs. K. Lucille Daly
went wilh them.' She Is on busi
ness In coMnection with her. chair
manship of the . state board of
cosmetlu theraupy. . ' v
and the. Henry; Turrlsh' .company,
'bofore .' It s a stopped..' Fire
fighters reporting, today lnutiaieu
the fire was .under csnlrohy - "N. j'
, Two fires.' ln(; the.V vicinity -of-Mitchell
'Point;;. onv iKe, Columbia
highway. :ln Nortli Oiitr'al jOrcgon
wore 'still burning. 'On'-iof ..tho
fires,' funned by "n oast wind, es
caped from tho flr W)tc's after
haying been' completely' surround
ed. : ; ' ; v. if, r, -
" FIRE 'COS'TWilXW.' '' ,
, ' . MKUFOItn: Ore.,'. July 1 (Al')..
one forest fh-c In 'Jackson coun-
To Jlflt unuulniotlwr ,
jjjle Miss Helen Mct'uuley ur
rlvitd i here this morning. und will
vlsijl b"6r a month oi" six weeks
wit J )ier grandmother, Mrs. 1. W.
Faulk, i V
To )
father
H. T.-;DIWr.'-ul diiugnicrj
I'lmls Portland Warm
Portlund, when tho mercury ris
es to lul, Is altogether too hot; ac
cording to John T, Harvey, pro
prietor of the Club Cigar store,
who returned Monday night from
the Multnomuh county seat, ac
companied by Mrs. Harvey, who
hud been .there visiting relatives
for about tw-a weeks. .
Ml Margaret, arrived In tlio.clt
this,'! morning from t uillornia an
Ityl
Oil,uii; tOtJowpli r !
rltH,
ahce''ln': regard tu -fumlturo
rangftmenl.': and emphasised' with
ijho. IiliiUBcd 'approval-' of his audi-,qnce--tio
heed for hanging pic
tures f Hit against ' tho wnil .and
'laying, rugs, parallel to doorways
ulld major furniture pieces. - -
, .: . I.liM'H Mdp Flurc . ;
,'Just..iS Iho, decorator dwell on
the redemption of, "sick" houses,
s'O) llss, Cpoiey, la her dreHbinak
ihg demanstrutlon, gave uttentlon
tp the concculment of physical Im
perfections, with clever arrange
ments' of the lines of one's dress.
Don't decry your luck of pcr-
nd and duugllter. Joanna arrived
wllrfvislt here for sonic Imc at the u Orando this morning on t
'er s-fallier, 1. 11. .way nomc lo jos-jpn irom r
hoiHjiJof Mrs. Olve
Jiusiui.
r. I
Slopped here this liMirainst
Jffldolph Kleiner. John JJoe
Bets jllawthorn slopped In
und
heir
Port
land, where thoy have been for the
past several weeks. . They will
spend the rest of the summer ' at
Joseph. '
aruU. a snort time his m on, g Iwri.llts
on he!r way to Sal Lake Clt .
Ul4,,from their homes In 1 orl- ond W(
l'lfA-fl llironjh ell'
JU-.ianu nun. . ' - . j M w s nrown. Thev will
ihia imirninK - -- -
John-on and buby.
ere In La Grande
this morning on their way to Look
ing Glass, where they " will visit
with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr
ty Is out of -control, according " 'foctlpn,v'' . she . cautioned hur Jiear.
a rcpor,t or .uip, mate i.oreniry "-' rs. ; .''Porhaps your very Irregu
flee, this nooir..It is bufhlng on unties can bo-cinpiiaslzod to make
Dudley mounter,. '.', ,.i,.. "i ; v' lyou imoro . fasclnutlng." t
A- flre' ,lhat-.,Wbke out In. .thOk Who . Bt.cr'ct, . as snc revealed It,
Kaglo point district Ifttii Tuesday ,rogls tho adjustment of scams
afternoon wastronghtT under con-. t0: hia the shelves. -trol
early this morning. ;after ItL- ,D(.CM:, ,lhes0 anyBi uclls du.
had, ..covered 20p. ; acres, "moslly r,,,, ,or; th0 mill,.u,lno figure,
scrub and Jack ,pcs. ?Tie causes- urfnt uay alftl(.Utl,,, for thc
are unknCwn. l.-k., U,.i, rnii,,w ih rominine
tehdepcy(toward nurrow shoulders
and broader hips. But If she
'lmikes a- knowing .uso of sealiis, at',
trtuctlng the eyes from the bulges
iowurd' , ''--her moro furtunute
stj-alghlrfesses, she can camophlugc
und at .tho same tlmo perhaps
nuvko, her -appoaranco. evcu . more
interesting..
; ?t . , . Npcslu Ton'MH-row ;
r- "'iMIss Cooley will fit a dress and
niokb t such alterations us usuully
pPDllllt 11,.; .,..un. '4,,H, ........
whites and a pinch' o'f, salt!, Marsh,
mallows cut in pieces and nu
meats make a pleasing addition.
Let stand till thickened,' Line a
mold with lady fingers 'or mtic'oj'
roons. Pour In part of he filling.'
Cover with a layer of lady fingers.
Add the. rest-of the, filling. Bet In
Iho Ico box for SI hours. Serve
with whipped cream. This may
be cut In slices, topped with lee
cream, then whipped cream; .-ky
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Chicago
Chicago Headquarters it
Of American .Attorneys
DENVEIt, Colo., July- 14 (AP).
-rChloago . today, was, cnosen by
the American Pur assovlutlon jfo.
bo the permanent heudii4irteu of
tho organisation. The offlco of
tho secretary of tho association
was transferred to Chicago from
Baltimore a year ago. All of the
business activities of the organisa
tion will In tho future be hun.uiadj
am oi me inicugo oiiicc.
Cummins Deliev "
g r Coolidge Won'J jpun
i ' (fi)itlsoe Ifronx Pags t.)
'pieces of furniture for hi suso this
ufteinoou. ,
Here is Mrs. McClcan's ' family
dinner menu tor tomorrow:
Plunked Steak, Potato ltoses.
lied Apples, Stuflcd Onions, ;
Green String Bcaus, Grahum Itotls, '
Butter. Head Lettuce, Thousand
lskind Dressing, Ice Box Dessert,
Coffee,. " " ' ;: i
For tho dessert, Mrs. McCleun
offers two recipes; . t
; cup butler, 8 eggs, 1-2 -cup
powdered sugar, flavoring, sponge
cuko or lady fingers. Cream the
butter. Add the sugar. Beut In
the egg yolks one nt a time. Add
flavoring, that Is, 1 siiuaro melted
chocolutc or 2 tab'espoon gnited
plncupplc, . hi dosen macuroous
crumbled, or !4 cup cocounut or
nuts or muraschlno cherries. Fold
In tho stiffly , bcuten . whites of
eggs.- Linu a moid with lady fin
gers' or . sponge cake.- Fill - with
dessert mixture. ' Place in cold ice
box 24 hours or moru. Turn onto
plute. . OurnlSh with whipped
cream. 1 '" '
let' Box IK'MiTt No. II i
M pound 'sweet chocolate, 3
tablespoon ' powdered - sugar, !1
tublespoon hot wulur. Cook lo a
smooth paste, ' Cool. Add yolks
of eggs ono at a lime. Beut. (
wlicn cold, fold in slimy beaten
' Senator' Cummins, who was de
feated In the recent republlcun
primary by'bl.5 Bulth W.' Brook -hart,
also ; ekpressed an opinion
on his arrival at Des Moines from
Washington . that the present
!'nonilnauon",.,republloan . majority
in the house might disappear wifli
the '!?.Ndember elc5tlon. "pb
doesn't know'thut Presldeqt- Codl
tdge will be'. candidate or tlntt
.he wants to 'bo a candidate," 'sold
Senator Cummins 'My own pre
diction 18s that ho will' 'not 'bS'"a
candidate. I think he will have
had enough of it by that time. It
la an Immense task and few men
last through 1 It "I -'.
'Mr.'Slemp, "former, secretary, to'
President ''CooHdgiVr dlsCusiicd some
possible rt'publleitri 'candidates dur
ing a visit to Cincinnati, the home
city of Mr. Longwarth, speaker
or the house or representatives,
in tho event that the president
does not run. again.- Mr. Sleinp
saw tangworth, Lowden, - Dawes,
Hoover and ' Watson loom as presl
deiHIal tlnilwr. .. . -1 -
'' Mora
IN' .
MM Msk Av. Xx
r.iu!2 r ' .
$1.95 i
Men's muleskln !.:::
with ' oak soles t:.'
heels an ideal sxn,
mer shoe. Sizes 6 to
10.
TODAY
THURSDAY
'. TODAY
THURSDAY '
ARCADE
Madge Bellamy
"BLACK PARADISE"
Thc trail of a stolen necklace leads to strange adventures
on a South Sea Island ' .
And thc Special Attraction '::
"MAKING MOVIES ON THE STAGE"
Presented by The Berkova Productions of Hollywood.
SEE HOW IT'S DONE !
Sec the Lights the Cameramen the Directors.
The cast will be selected from the .audience. '
Loads of B'un for Everyone!
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T-
r
ii.rniivh Iji Grandi tl
on tilielr way to Joseph und Wal--r...ir
Lnke wliere they will bo for
nbojjli two weeks. .Their home Is
in Vol Hand.
, . ; . 1
Heif Irom Kansas Clly
llaoirge it. Hicks, pn-sldent of
I'hoMlowmun-Hlcks Lumber com
pany. I has been lu re since Friday
r...rf IkiiiBi Cllv. Missouri on a
imsfeiiss trip. He Is returning to
Kans;s Clly tonight.
t. , -.'
l-'lslfliu; over week end
''M.,iind Mrs.t Frank Plkrf. Mr.
uiidsSlrs. J. A. McCarthy and Hud
Triias.il spent t f ee days over the
weeR end fishing on the Minam
rlvefSpenr the llsh hntchery. Tiny
report' than anfl'leetrlenl storm lilt
.lliei Hunday putting a halt to the
nKlif that Uy. ' ,v ;.'
. 15 FIRMS njVRSISO.,.
V-VNt'OU VKlt1,'" B.- C.f, Jhly 1 4j
'f API. On Vancouver Tslund: S1&
Mrs. Trnssa Leslie and son. Klliil ..,.,. ibna- and, reaching .out Into!
bi.tlie Pairlfle' ocean, frorti ', off this
city, .15 . brush ' aifd ' foj'est;' fires
burned today. Cooler weather and
dying winds -aided control " of
flames, but elsewhere In British
t.'olumbla little -t Improvement : was
noted In. a situation ,that 'became
acute , Friday; '' ' '
, Flre: that . s)oHdo,y destroyed'
logging camp at liewls lAkc, near
Stillwater. ISS miles. jtottli of here.
wus reported the; torsi' In iKo prov
ince. today.- r.lt,. had,sprcad over
an area nine .'mils long'.'.and.vtwo
miles wide;' Augmented; bands
were fighting 't'o-'save'.'sfecn tlm-
'bcr. :;' ' ,.' :..' ;'. , -j-.-v :;.,'. ::; .?,
- Mo,re ,than ; J(j(l: .logging, t'uinps
In tho province i had shut; down
and others , were, operating . only
earlj' In the' mornlhg. so as lori-duco-flrc.
hazard--:.: '''.' r ' ' -
return to Numpa, Idaho,,
they make their homo. In
three weeks. '
where
about
Obituary
Ar-
BitylliC fruit here .
t'-f K. Anderson and '.
tliii ' renresentatives of
uii.llj'ell8, buyers of fruit, of 8a
leniand Spokane, urn here for tell
days' buying fruil. This is their
riraf'tj'lp to Union county. .;
1st Grandb Sends I'lag
Mrs.. ltosemary.'Hchenclt, .-a de
fendant, continued' to recelve'-.meS-
MHS. MAl'U SOAItBHOl.GH sugcs or comfort' irom roller corps
Kunerul services for .Mrs. Muiid chaptcrS In tho slate.' Monday an
Scarbrough,' who died hc.-c early Amoncan nag ami a uouqunc came
yesterday morning, will be held
iv;
Trucstore
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock
at the Hnodgrass & Zimniermun
ehapel. Interment will bo made
in the Odd Follows' cemetery.
(urwto From 'lemieswe
, MHw! J. c: Hal" nd Mrs. V. U.
Atkluiton. both of . Winchester.
Tenjj.! are rim-sis "' home of
thrift niece, Mrs. A. K. Helldrlck
son.dr several days. The visitors,
v.hodrrlveil rtmulny evening, lire
slsl.Jtl of Mrs. Hcndrlckson'B
mollwr. Mrs. Myra :nrtir. who
MRS. K. C. TUC.KKY
' Funerul services for Mrs. 15. C
Tuckey. eho died hero' yesterday
morning, will bo held tomorrow
afternoon nt 1:30 o'clock with thc
ICustern Star in eh irge. Tho body
Voung ; is ut thc Hnougrass and Zimmer
man undertaking parlors.
The decedent, who had lived
hero for 17 yeurs, 'was born In
Hcrunlon, l'cnn. Wecembcr 25.
IS68. Khc married Edward 0.
Tuckey In 1900. Surviving her. be
sides Mr. Tuckey, are: Frank
Tuckey. a son, now in Alasku: and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred I-a Fever, of
i.us Angeles. Mrs. La Fever la a
daughter.
Mrs. Tuckey. during her. resi
lience here, made many friends
and h'T death oune o a and shock
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THREE MORE. DAYS OF
Clint's Second
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from ha Grande and yofftefday tho
women of Ncwjyort sent u. bouuut
CHIP
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OF OUR
rt MONSTROUS MONEY-RAISING SALE
JUiVCI'y Article ivtuutcu. oc iw
Your Summer Wearing Apparel.
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Ull'ltAttriC Ol'l'J
ni;i.u:r - ' '
to those who suffer from' chronic
diseases. It reaches' to the source
of- diseases and,- by 'the: applica
tion of natural methods, Moda lo
remove Iho cause. And-' by ier
moving the cause, 'It removes the
effect, thus resulting in lasting
und. oftentimes, permanent cures
of the most deep-scaled maiodlei.
It can help you. ... . . .
' Call today for consultation and
examination. It will place you
under no obligation.-
DR. l, E. WOOBGLli ;
M Hajmer BMi. ,
- , Phono W-fT " --
Hours: A M. (o 6 P, M,
' ' For
Summer Comfort
You
Need a
Good
Talcum
m
m
Nnrclssfr ThIcuim la imiiOp
.from tho fluent linportl
Tiln and Is porfuinc-d
With the- odor of frcahly
cut Huntr.
It is Br very popular lulo
.bt-couse of IU cooling and
K'frcshiner qualltica.
25c ,.
Glass Drugs
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LA Grttdc, Ortgra
INT'9 (LOTHIEI
U."TH STORE VTTH A CONSCIENCE
gtdtnped Djfesses
VoUri sites 8 Ut IS; Orgsndl. nln: Value Ut $I.S0.
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'r-v'-kii i Dby Shop
; Bi tTUUCK iArttK. . HunsriTtHiXi
We Buy For Less
We Sell For Uss
TTT.
.Power
TT
Large Mpig
-The- Secret-of Our Underselling
Buying: power is the explanation of our success in constantly adding: new friends to the already
long list of satisfied patrons. We do not buy cheap and inferior merchandise every article in
this store is of Standard Quality, bought at a saving to lis and sold at a saving to you. The
shrewdness of our eastern buyers is everywhere in evidence when you price articles here, , ,
Below You Will Find Nationally-Known Brands That We Carry in Stock.
' B0ST0NIAN OXFORDS J. E. TILT, DRESS SHOES ;
; Ttlnnrle knrl tan .'ininnrtcil Shoes for the COnserva- - k'
talf leathefr.
E &J WORK SHOES
..Heavy, well-made shoes
with plain or moccasin toes,
composition soles. Guaran
teed to wear. . - V ;
$1.95 $2.85
$4.35
6.95
tive man, in calf and kid-.
$5.25 to
$5.95
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Smith
priced.
J Dress Shoes and Oxfords, Edmonds, J . P. ;
and other, - famous shoes for men at our low
$3.45 to $5.45
CLOTHING
Michaels-Stern, Adlcr-Collcgian, Fashion Park, Kuppcnhcimcr nit.our low prices.
$18.95 to $30
FELT HATS '
The well-known line of Keith Hats.
$2.95 to $5.50
, , . DRESS SHIRTS m ,
i Arrow. Ahfrrlcon. Avnnrlale makes. Fine"
quitlHy shirts in a large assortment of thc new .
colors. '"Madras, imported broadcloth, polo
silks, charmeuse, reps, soisettes,- etc,
95c to $3.95
3-Day Special!
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ;
Men's Suits
i Light Bummer weights in soft or hard finished
worsted, two and three-piece models. Regular at
. ,$11.05 to $35.00. v .".j
' Special at $5.95 to $21.85 : . J a V,
Straw Hats Bathing Suits '.
New weaves in All wool suits in
plain or fancy bands. heavy wool fancy
Special at mixtures.. j
95c o $2.95 , , v ;
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