La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, "August 20, 102fi. Local News In Brief I ; COMING KVKNT8 Brit, a, 21. 24, ami 3.W tinkm county fair si Elgin, Ore, . i llciv.lruui I n Ion ........ , . Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Allen, of tln Ion, fri'h' In Mm city from Union lust night; In 111 y Twin) - j Mia. Marie Stephenson and daughters. Mailt' l,ou nU Iavi-lle, , are visiting: In tin- city today from i llielr homo at lVrry. 'At Haines Today Mrs. A. W. Wull ami daughter, ;uru(liy. untl huh. Hex. -ire vlsltltn; . at Halnt'S today. They will return to their home lit re this evening. nuchanau worn on their way to Willamette vnthy lo visit other re latives and stopped here for u few day a. s T Visit nt I jiterpHHfw. Miss Leone Urn limn, of Pores), drove, pacscd through tho clly Ihtn morning on her way to Knterprtse where she wilt visit friends for about a week. Six will also visit Wallowa ak while In Wallowa county. ; , riiu-ti Klmcr Miller, round iiuWy of cutllnK corners In violation of the city traffic ordinance, was fined $w'.b(l In municipal court. Ih re I -a -4 Multi Mr. ami Mrs, Kernurd J. l'ahash and children, of Flint. Michigan spent hint itlirht In .& Grande Kursls ut the home of Mrs. I'ah uah's mint and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. McL'onnld. They are on their way to Lonjr Heaeh, Califor nia to make lhlr home. Veiling Jlusbnmi Mrs. C. M. Smith, who makes Iter home in Portland, arrived here this morulas' on her way lo Kn terprise to visit Iut husband, who Is" employed with the rlnlwsy com pany there. They will return to i,a Grande to spend a fw days be fore she returns to I'ortland. Make Home Here , . Mr. und Mrs. Stanley, Lyon and children arrived In the. city litis mo ruin ir and will make their home here. They have been living at Kelurii From Yellowstone Huron. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. McPonald . , , have returned lo their home here - after a two week's trip by auto to Huzcii re-" Yellowstone nallonul park. They Alice! this were accompanied on Ihe trip by I heir son, T. ., and Miss Vera Shaw, of I'nlou. They relumed to l,ii Grande by way of Spokane, Washington. Home toAHcel ' '.. Mr. and j Mrs." Eiusenf. lurned 10 iheir home at morning titter Irutifuctlnt- .business here. They came, to La Grande yesterday. OUT OUR WAY ; , By WILLIAMS It IHC. MILLtK DUiPy " V ! On Way to,,Wiil)own-- t . j Miss l.orctla lli'iuli'ison was In the clly this morning on lu-i- way ; home to Wnllowu rroln J'ortland, ' when-' she has been visiting for iiliiiust.llu-L-o muifctliu,... - . I Unt-Kt" nt Jlhrrlsoil .HuHii'TT- V .1 V- ! (ieqrgsj ISInicr, 6f.:llitfiiy, Is' h I guest -In i.a? Grande nl the home of Mrs. Jlnl-tlel J, ,Jlnri'tsc.'ii 'whllc llfl is rcdclvlllgVliledKul , trenllllent 'by local jiliy'sli-luiis. :".' .;r Iii-ft Tor ('aiuiu llciu-li I.ynn UohiiciiUiimii, uct-oinpaii-led by Mrs. I.. Iluscy. Tr. Margaret Ingle und Mrs. Stella Ingle left Inst night for Cnnnoii llfach whe't-e ihey will Join Mis. " llolim nknnip T Ji X HEARD GOOD . FOR1ji.)Me CURLH i T WANT MOU- WOMEST NOW CURW, 61O WOO CJEALV GE.T A'tsi OFFER i OF' 2000 DOLLARS A FROM' x V MO MA'AM J if WAS in DOLLARS A WEEK DRWJ1U' STAKES C.R SOMPlHiM. X POT tMEM TWO EXTREE : CVPHES iMTHE-T' LETTEF? MWSELF . je- TEACmM A CERlW VJOSEW ELEMENT AROOVJ 14EAV A LESSlM OOKl'T SPtLL. TW BEAMS v. 1 1 . 13-. ' new .'!" Y j - - ' : ' " '' ' FARM RELIEF 1 VIEWS GIVEN (Contlnnrd from Vnen 1) slnntliilty- tho' wilno ca 'helil by Kriiiitor Capper who unlil Kunsas wns hi vim? the 'tiioul -.iirOHperotm yi-np In Its lilHtory, with thu vnluo of Ha conibliu'U crops uutlnmtt'd ut lUO.UUII.UUII. ' Mb- Wlu-ut Crui SHll. " A bumper wheat crop or 150. lioti.lioil bushelH lina been liurveateil, hu uililoil, uliil Is selling uioiilld I.S0. Mr. ltosenwiilil (leellneil to eolll nieiil on a report printed In the I'lik'UKo Kiilly News Ihnt ho felt I'ntnk I.. Snillh should retire from tho seuutnrlul ruee In Illinois, cx plnluinir Unit he could not discuss politics while n Biiest at thu sum luer wliitti -house. si;ama.v wsrr at ska l'OHTI.ANIl, Ore., A Hit. 211. (Ai1). Lien Goodwin, mi ordinary seuinun. was lost overboard from tho steamer Laurel -yesterday in the. Pacific, en route, tottlie l'nn uinn Canal, aeeordlnK lo a radio received by the Columbia ship pint; company. trodueed to show that a clandestine affection existed between theni. In weuvinif Its clrcumstantUil evldencu tlio prosecution produced- & num ber of witnesses, who testified', that they bud seen a man of Gullies' general uppearunco near ! the scene of tho Bluylng tlm night j the Klrl. wtla killed. TWO IN IIOSI-ITAIj ' 8AI(i:M, Ore., AllB. 20 (AI'). M.- C. latsoii and his son Wil liam, Hle In a lucal hosidtul fol lowtui; a collision between a bak ery truck they were driviuir and a 1 northbound Southern Pacific puHsoneer train, shortly beforu lo o'clock Hits inurnlnB. de.il of woolen embroidery' Is usud .for tKmmlng. . . , yuife new in nddltUm to the nc- lei-n find l.lniiA irri.,lu In llie fi'in and Mrs.. W.. It. lMcliens, who have,-,,anBn)f ,m,. duwn n, mok. u been there ror the past Jwo weeks. gCPni!I (o hl. nn outcome of tho cape They wiH renialn there.' about, a ,,,,. .-,,,,.,,,, ,llld nimeai-s both reiiirnini. iu - iin:n red which Is ulniost a burgundy, 1 per cent of the lower-heels shown ... , ... V- 1 . nf llll'l k before 'liouies here; lAriiveil Jlere YcHlerday . , ,: ! V. M.i Wale arrived here yester day fi-omvHalt Uike City, Ulali to, join Mrs. Wale who has been vralt liiu hl're;iiy(llu? home of her sister. Mrs. Kllio'Cleltif. He will visit, here i'on4i- liort time. rv new and poputar. Valen cia blue Is also 'among 1 fie; hew; coin. ors ll( addltloiij t6 lh licw" 'sanairnn and other brown iiitaw ' ' .lust us many .-port coals iw.dress coats are boini? shown, rriresb. spfiri.j or iruvM cuiujf tire ui iu riy imiiii for mort tailored wt'ar are of .that mojel.f sBluck piUent lealhe'r Will yt- popular.- . Ill kid, rose, UhelBe, Itfltunied with .nJllmitof or HllUrK IB KOIKI. . rtlllM wr llt w n" in Monsollnn calL which la a new tan color, between, kliakl and rose nuilerinls und almoiit ulw.iys rup.Nellto iuiu ana an ii-t trimmed. Most of them are made, pajlern. wlll nppcnr about October on-'oats and dresses' for. rali."'Tlie pimel varies in width and length, Hntiielliin'R venehlnfr rntii nt'iiilioliv iTo Visit at I'.luln nrmholn ami ftilMnir lo the bot- Li n. .....1 - ..,- I H :- KoHvwood calf Is another new xi.. .....I I ' A llriiflimnn .- ... 1 """"a , .1.,..' ' .... ... ,0m or the skirt, or mucll nar-j tuuesi belted. Thu blouser-baek coior-wnun is iiroviim .uiii... and daliBhler were hero this "- j rower und endini; at lio. waist or j u,i dolmen sleeve effects are. tho Very fewumps arc) belni; shown ink on men - ,u w. .,in)rw ll,ri, lietween the wn. St nna nv.,....ut ii,la ul,.;wn i .iri... on.it except ion nioro.-rornru wcur, 1.111: hem .line. - ..- I.n. To Vlfdl I'nivnts Miss Gladys Towers was in Granite Hits moTnlnir en route 10 Joseph where, tflie will visit Inde finitely Willi; !11''"' parenls., Mr. and Mrs. f). H.'TowHl'S. She came bare from Woodr.i'nd; Waxli.. after vlslt Ins tliero for u few days. Shc has b.-en muklnR her home at v'udcr, Washington. : '. -l-oute home. Ailvintlsl church church scrv- tlmit'Ji Sei'vlic .Seventh lay S.'ilibattl school lees, conducted by. l. W. Kcpljnrt of Soilli Aiiierrlar.'NHijMilJ'txrhel Great: Work Itetng Accomplished by Tly l n if Literature In Miss lunar Work." Solo. "Christ or Hurrabas," by II. W. Kejihart. To Sicnk Here Slliulll)' Mcllt lr. ;J. 1.. Thompson, eviingellsl of Kansas Clly, who spoke at the t'eiilral church of Christ here lasl nlehl. Jweiil lo Wallowa on this l.iornltlB's train, i.- wliorv .. lie will sii"Hk( Snnilay nini'llliiB. lie will return- to l.a Grande the same day inid spink at the christian church here Sunday night. Iteliintcxl. IJoine t(i Alkyl , l'rank lOlmer has rcluriicd to his Inline af Allcel al'ler several days rpi'iit UiKl,u Granne.ut the lioine of Mrs. ,L..iX. Harrison. Mrs. Hariison has alHll had as her BUcsts Mrs. Mattii','V.uehanan. of I'enilleton. and NfjS'and Mir. Joe Uuehanan ami son'.' Joe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. McKibbin ! ' McKibbon -. Hats For Fall Are here for your selection. In Tans, Browns and Greys with plain and fancy band to match. 7 $1.95 to $9.S5 Hats Of Quality Clint's ' Clothiery ' Tl. Btor with Gnurieuoe ilUN'K AI lwYS ? ourxiTrois .Mrs. Floyd Galloway for a. fen- duyn. They hav been IrnvolinK; for th past .five months. They . Tlrc Klhstlo Wnlst. IJne. left their home In rorlland Anrll . Jlere-one's attention Is turned to lit Koing south 1hrouj?h Californln the wn 1st line. Where ts it to be? and Arizona and as far . cast' as .Moat gowns havo tho-. belt lino Nluffiira Kails. .-'They are now en aboui the hips. , It Jh Impossible, These coats nrtf- nsutitly lavishly vamp ot:.mf new snoe in meuinni trimmed with fur. : Variety In lliits., Mt Is- n matter of choice ns far as hats are concerned. IJoth lare and small models may be had In MRS. A. E. JOiNES ANSWERS CALL (Continued from Page 1) however In Inorp Ibn Inline lit I -nc local. Sll(is la an llie new piu- tcmptH to popularize tt'blgher "waist tc,ns polor"- AIIIioiibIi fell line; Welts arc worn in Increasing . "ro'leudlnc now these may; be re. niiiuliorH und si'em -to .lie. creeping i" - ... j upwards. The bloused bodice has ' tor wear with the morel , .- , 1 i... i.i : labored costumes, ltlack lulls aro a 101 10 o neie uu uioo inn ii'l . I .... . n I verv uronoiinced. .Ijirin? Ollefl of' fluiie. -.known aa the page-boy all- j lioiHitle. . wnien is increasing 111 , "v ,.; ,. numbers. Tho belero models, muny I lo be beld tomorrow afternoon. 111-'of them shown with' belted back, torment will be iirule 111 I'oilland. ;ulsq f9rm a definite, waist line. Airs., Jones was St yeurs old at sone ti'liite low and some higher, IT ,llllll'-"f.t)l,iri,(',,llIV'.y fillli)1""11-' wiiJhSiier Is best siiljyd (o thu In l.a Grande her limne for about 411 dlvitlua). r" . years, muring to I'ortland about 12 I '; i,M)M xu.vxe l'-nvnrcd. years ago. She was a pioneer to H(,.cvt', re wonl nc r0r duy Ihls sielion. While she made l.a ,,m), uf(.r a c,arilllliK divers- Grande h.-r home she was very ac- v r :ktylt, ,,,, vtul.. T,, im. live 111 affairs here. joon sleeve, placed between the. Kur years she has been a mem- wr)l nni a1(, ,r,ll,111(.,i wth ber of the Methodist Kplseopal Jlk,iaa or ,(, lvrll hu.u volants, church tuiil while here she was an (ml Hp, n,wW on c.0lur. )s lll-llve lll. lllber in llie local church. B,ir. MoBt or tilt-sleeves bllg Shc leaves to .. morn Her ..loss .. .rtl bv one pieans or unolher. three sons;' Alvin. I' rank and lloli- A ( u 0IK. ,,.,,,.' , pjunounccd en. all of Poi-ibind: two sisters. fir .u, ,,.,. ,,,. . ,v, r Mrs. Grundy and Mrs. llardillB. of ,g reHf,- For ,ho. caning diesses. I,u Grande; and one brollier, . I.. wl,k.h r .,., K,.rgell.. Palmer, of Baker, besides a num. ,.,..,,. .. . nn,..,.vklai.l. oer 01 oiuei iviuiico imu j hw" friends. ' and unless It la a tie model In cut very low.i A new Spanish spike heel. 1 Jwo Inches, lgl, appears on many by the'new shoes. , One strap iiiodclnfi'ire. vory'-pr'onounced., ' Ilromilf; pumps are being shown Mi' ev'Hiin w-cui-, altiioiiBh' many afiops are .ri-oelvlng plntn' wliite jsutiniid dyttiij tlieiii to jnutch lllllUU n i-wniinnu, - - , 'wliivt's iatcli SIiih-s Iliiga and gloves., -lit. inuny. In- W.C GAINES IS GUILTY, JURY FINDS (Continued From Pane 1.) pint,', -(.nines had been a resident of Health since lie returned from war suffering from tho III effects of his service. Fnllicr Arrest (ft With llie flndlnff of Iho sttilii Kv, htr father came forward as one. ol tho leaders In Ihe search for her murderer, i lie wins arrest ed and chnnred wilh her death, during the midst of a. coroner's In quest in which a-dowe scrutiny won made or his movements the nlRht of tho killing. The stale contend- One of the strniifrest of thetute's witnesses was an auto ineclianlc who declared positively that he had j seen tho defendant's uuto about I'utt ftet from (ho scone of tlm crliivc about 15 minutes before the estimated time of Its commission, (allien Denies 'rhne. ' (allies testified In his own be half, lie denied absolutely that he had killed his daughter. Ho ad mitted that he quarreled frequent ly with her. but declared that tho quarrels were caused entirely by her objections to Ills heavy drink liiK". Mrs. Kllibeth Gaines, sec ond wife of the defendant, nlso tes tified In behalf of her husband, When tho verdict of Kiillty was returned Mrs. Ovilnos said: "I be lieve now as 1 have always believed that my husband Is Innocent." Three It n I Iota Taken. Kdward Townsend, foreman of the Jury, said that three ballots were taken before a final decision was reached. On tho first ballots tho vote was ten to two for convic tion, with two women -jurors fa vorlntf Ucqutttal. On tho second ballot the vote Tor conviction was unanimous and the third balot wati taken lo determine guilt In the first or second degree. Large Savii. , In Dreu Shirts GAINKS CLAIMS lNNOL'HNt'F. HI0ATT1.K, Aug. 20. (AI') "I'm Innocent," declared Wallace O, Gaines, convicted murderer of his daughter By 1 via in hit cell In tho King county Jail hero toduy. "Nothing these Jurors can say can make mu otherwise,' hu said. MI am disappointed, I expected something different, but no mat ter. I am Innocent." CI nines was Inst night found guilty of killing his daughter after u Jury deliberated less than three hours, taking only three ballots to come to an agreement and fix his penalty nt death. Wire HcIIcvch Htm. "My husband Is Innocent, asi In nocent now as hu w.xh n, short five minutes ago, a week :igo, us inno eent as when Hvlvi.t was killed." commented Gaines' wlfo. "He did not do this awful thing und no ver dict from 'this jury or any Jury can offset his Innocence. ,1 will tiers Is real buy! - Men's Hue quality dress shirts. Some plain, others In ' trlie and flmucs. - Good liHiklng, r.Mmijr and long wesrlnu.' I tea My a wrprte- lug talue at this price .- $1.69 - MEN'S TIES " I'li-k urn a l or two whlla ' roa're lirre. Ijirse aMnrt. iiieni thai would cost mora ,-' olseulirrc. Our price . ; 89c se STORit INTHI WIV Btore No. IS 1101 Adama Ave. 1 Uraade, Oa ed Hint the girl was killed as tho result of un attempt on her part to', stick bv him end an unnatural relationship wllh ; Defense Counsel llobert MncKur bur father, and witnesses woro In-1 lane mild that a luollon for a now trial filed lust night lifter, (ho Jiirjrj. returned Its verdict, would bq push ed. Admission of ovidonco co'u- cernlng an iinnuturul rcliitlonsliip ; between tluilncs und Hylvla was Uff ' proper and prejudicial;- ihifensy ; . counsel declared, indicating, they would baso their argument for'.u new trial on that point.' Macl-Vr- llino ussertcd tho state failed, to sliow that tills relationship was rrir sponsiblo for tho murder. ,.; : It was pointed out that If a. ne.w trial 18 dented, appeul could, lib made to the stato supremo 'court and then to Governor Hartley fyr clemency or If these of torts fulled, an Insanity, plea could bo, offered. Kxecutlon of an Insane Is prohibit ed in Washington. ' ,'i: velvet und silk conililnallons.. stancoHyufttch ,Mio slltfcs. This is cither material alone, with light . espeiM-.xrue oi -,iim uuimIVu v fn'clngs und blls of metal or 4p. Untie. Uotli pouch und envelope pll.,110 Irlnis. are lovely for hh ! I"'g or inedlum slm- ar good, 1. or (tt-ess..occiislo. ,;Clllt. .fcuther -mo- evening wear nmu,ljo utoro lormai lesll bugs IM-.s iad polnponi,ivtJclg shown j0'"1"0"" "e"e.ai.ujji en tn.e smaller num. sniitii ciosc-i lilting, mushroom shapes uru popti- j ! . ' lar us arc tho, oifth.-face roil- pi-ini-k itf i-Klt-lv II; C. .Sue. models In tho smaller huts, , J . , A )..,rf';-;',Iowh".'V ,'S."u--.s'1 Tor shoes, ' one 'must have ' foot cflff lib-'iikiuntaliis.'-lit ' the somefjilng ,to linriuonlxe with Uli liead of t)Wi'Uetllnd'''i'ail'al' near rest of tlio coslunie. About .10 per, llyder. Alaskn.V I lltl ilillea ninth of cent of tin- high' Heeled slides for'I'hcie, rnJieil.HIntS' (.'pAo'lll; Offl- lllll lli-e lie inoilels, llllil -nlirtut !-ll' er winoiiieyi. wus -Kllli'.ll. : Neck lines are un liiiportant Tea-l lure. 'I'll e y neck Is decidedly '.-mart, but Ihe' siiilure neck 1.1 'Homewliat n-wiir. ;. Auk'UKi cAllur-i 'tin' high' one liolds lis presllge sur- ,.uliifrlt. u.,.11 Mmtii. Iiiillmi til DETERMINED rront and others finish In back! , 111 11 long He. Ihe longer Ihe He I the smarter It He NEW AUTUMN STYLES ARE (Continued from Pnge t) smooth, hanl-rinlsh malerial espe cially adapted Tor praetknl co: tumes for school or sports wear. -popular .Materials . Moire and satin associate in very friendly fashion among Ihe silk dresses, and nerdless lo say. crepH satin niione or in almost any fabric combination Is highly regarded. Velvet, In many Instance fur trim med, proiuls'S tu be popular biter in the season, but so far very Ut ile has appeared iu the local shops. However, velvet trimmings have al ready made their appearance and jungle gr i to be. Vest ecu appear in an unusually htrge'iium- j Imt of dresses In both silk and ! wool materials. t; J SUIrt Jjeii-cH t'itelinnsed.1 i Wtirt.s an- us short a.s ever, wilh ' Ihe usual exception gf tiiy period : frock, wlileh Is not as popular as ! It was. Kin res are not ho popu- j lar. but sklibi still have the ef- feet, or the reality or ritllinH in platii. gathers, or-paiuls. allowing' Ihetn to fal straight when jjne l nut walking.' I IMack and navy blue pn domin- 1 ate among the colors, although I a m v d"'ep iln i k HULEPROO CHIFFON .. Silk from tip' to too, ' ; clca und faultless. .3' ..r Newest shades. : ffolcproof ffasicrt $11 -U' 'ic i , : Ait & Baby; Shop ! IILAISTITl Hl- uirro.ss covuui ARCADE I ....... ia.. in 1... rrninl. Also n good green, and Chanel n il. u ueen sou ( GA"!? I Today Ol rilw I LAST DAY . jA The Miracle Dag of f he Mavfes 1 aw Bor-if. I Comedy- Pathe News ; A Rent Western William Cody in "The Galloping Cowboy" -SATURDAY ONLY WE BUY FOR LESS NEW MERf WE . SELL FOR LESS 'HANDISE FROM-TIIfi-eATi-r- The very latest styles in clothins: and shoes for men. women nml rhiMrmi " Our Store looks different now bqcause of our handsome, new front, hut there is no change; in the NEW. YORK STORE LOW PRICES. The only way to he sure that you are at the NEW YORK STORE is when you see the lowest prices in town. ' Read the items listed below and you will find that they defy com parison. '. ; i'. . - ---;-''::"-' ' TODAY SATURDAY X3ILDAGRAY Ullfll PtHCV MARMOMT WAItNf It BAXTF. IV ' ; JULANNtdOHKSTON - WILLIAM POWEll MAUPJCE TOUBNf.Urt 'iowctws ti (Aimmaiint (fittmr (Jilda Gray as a tempestuous South Sea dancer. The prettiest, peppiest ; dancinj? ' girl you . ever ' laid eyes on. A regular little tonic to set the red blood tingling again. ' .... La SUITS, for young men, suitable for high school and college. In single and double breasted mod els, new colors and new novelty weaves, all-wool worsted, two pairs of pants. . Largest assort ment ever shown in La Grande. All sizes, $19.50 to $26.50. Others as low as $14.95. We have arranged the above low prices on high grade merchan dise so that all may have a new suit for the first day of school. LONG PANTS SUITS for the school boy and the little gents. A large assortment in three-piece long pants suits. Single and dou ble breasted models, in,the ncw dark grays and other new colors. Sizes fi to l(i. The kind the boys like to wear and at prices the parents prefer. $6.95, $8.95. $9.95. Do not fail to sec these before buying. ; SHOES And OXFORDS, for men and young men. .The sea son's latest styles and colors! all standard brands. At -prices at which all can afford to buy $2.95, $3.45, $3.75, $3.95. SHOES And OXFORDS, for the school boy and little gents. The styles the boys arc looking for, made to withstand any rough wear, $2.35, $3.45. HOYS' SHIRTS - Blue, ..gray and khaki, full cut and nicely tail ored, sizes .6 to' -14 iU--50.., HOYS'. CAPS-A large assort ment in the new colors and styles. Just the thing for the first day of school, S5ft 95(S $1.25. LADIES' PUMPS And OX FORDS If you wish to see the attraction of the day in women's footwear and the lowest prices, see our window display. Prices range from $3.45 to $5.19. . A large assortment of footwear for the school miss and the little lady. All popular styles and col ors. Prices range from $1.75 to $3.45. MEN'S WORK SHOES, Mocca sin toes, composition soles. - A shoe that will give you five dol lars worth of wear for only $2.85 MEN'S OVERALLS and OVER ALL JUMPERS Heavy grade, full cut, triple stitched and rein forced at all points of strain, 99r to $1.09. HOYS' OVERALLS Heavy grade, full cut,, triple stitched and reinforced at all points. . Sizes b to 14, 79. V ' . ' ! Do not forget to ask for free adult admission ticket to Shcrrys theater. A ticket Free with each dollar purchase. If it is not right, bring it back. Every article in our store guaranteed. A SAFE PLACE TO BUY - A SURE PLACE TO SAVE. a 'J "Destroyers of High Prices"