La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1927, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 1, 1927.
it
V Children's School Shoes
y'U stand hard wear and they're
pood looking, too! ,
Dependable! f
i- Quality -Hill I
Dependable
Values 4
SPQBTNEWS
to M6 pro j
i: 9:15 lo 1
N1R0DS SHOOT L ! Egene Beaten
IN BAKER SUNDAY
Event Also to Be Held
Here Tomorrow After
noon by U, P. Club
By One Point in
Chicago Tourney
Tritpslioolrrfl of llio Wlrijf, Kin
nnl 'VlTlfuot Niili of'I.A (irand
' will hoot both 111 l.a Cir&mlt un!
linker Htmdiiy In Th .-.r'KOntuii
telpgriiphln lruitthoottnf
All ulinroila who run mono tlm
trip will go. to linker ro on Invito
tlon'mfftt, IfitkVinK herr about K a.
m, Sumliiy no u io Ixi pri-wnl for
lho opculni roiiml al HI o'clock. I
Hliootcra who. rannol ro to Hakir
will gather nt the l.one Tren
ground at. t):i o'clock.
. V. P. bUont Totiuikurrow
TV Union Pacific Alhlftlc club
will hold a Mhoot Kiilu relay urtcr
iiaoir ut two' o'clock at tho rock
iuarry trap near tho. Urando
Hondo hOHpliul. 11 In posotblo for
iiuioaiohllr lo drWA to lho edge
of tfc ground ' '- .
All ahootero, ' Whether Ihoy. or
mrrribtra of th .11. . A; (.!. or not.
nrc cordially .InMlnl la attend.
I
Callahan To Fight
Spug Meyers May 31
CltK'AflO. Apr. I IAD Trio
nut), hfttl tho Instrta true It today
tit tnho th witlonsl hlrh whool
ftankptlmll lltlc to Mxlc.
Kotif of tb filfhf trams surviv
ing for' th championship fllf-lit
kuiiic aro from the la ml of cotton
and 'utthoiiKh a hanl litrk draw
madfi .two of (hern opiionf-nrs.
(qiiphh. ( tournament ohwrvnt hHv that
I onrt or in rotir smooin worKtny
ronihlnulton wus (li'sflnccl to In
herit "ths MO won liiHt yar hy
l'HtHfl.-l, MiiHH.
Of th romalnlriK four tams, two
rumn from thft north, on, from th
west, with rhlrt.Ro barklnr on en-
try. 'IVams from th nnt ami fh
Pacific coast hu? IWn Pllmin
utfd, Th, two southern squads
which, face each other In one of to
itlKht'j game am Norfolk, Va., ami
Florence. MIm.
Florence and another of the
southern quintets, Vienna, Oa i
far have, shown the most finished
team, work of in entire, flehl, und
they wpt favored arnonir th nur
Vlvory. . '
Kunt,,(ri., toHt nlrht Wl hr
foro. tho Mnury hljfh of Norfolk,
Va hy.tht narrow inn ruin of on
gou ihd final wor btng 14 to
U. . Tho rtccUHnff yoal ram ait th
tlm kpppf'f ruined hi arm to fire
tho flndl'gttn. !
K KX I'ortlnnd (447m-C7lkr) 7
to, 8. dinn.-r imwlr; lu:30 to 12,
dnnro mimic.
KGO Oakland (.Tfilm-SnOkr)
8. Hport r.-vi.'w; to
Krum, Thft Arrudlann;
t ft. m. danro. mnnlr.
KOWW Walla Watia. (St&m
lor.jKf) lit:o to mldntiinl, lilrh.
mond'H Armdlann.
KKI - I.om AnirH4e MTnvC4fkc
j'.fia ciurK Miilr; , lnriiri-nfl
iiiiihIp; , Hawuttan program
Htrlnir trio: It. Takard radio olnl; ,
1 1, rnMrrinbl frolic. j
Kl'f Han Krirw-tco (42Hml
7iiki- : to 7: , Hiatal It--1
itturunt orrhffu; t to falam
IIotoL Iconp room ilanro orehotttra:
fl'i to I a, m. Wuirr Krauncrliri
Mutfonad-! I'm 1 1 room ofrnentra,
KOW-I'oiilond (41tlm.l(kc
to 7. dlnnr Ponc'rt; 7:30, wittli-r-r;
Mi to J2 mltlnlKlit, danco rniiMlc.
K YA -Han KrundHco iV9.m-
7fiikc (I:d to 1-Mi, Holllv 1IHI-J
hrofincr'H ('lift Wot-I mwr-rt trio;!
8 to iiildnlKtit, Hftrfa M'ycflnfk'H
t'llft holnl fiaooM orchMlra.
KMO Kutir" (306rn.r)(kr) 0
to 7::io, Totem fom;rt orrhffra;
X to JO, motdcul profframft; 1ft to
l'2:'A. darrrp rmmic, .
KOI N fori land Uinm-MOItc)
H to 7. dinnor concur i; ift to I a.
in. Antlor'H donri club orrhontrti
and fun frolk from' Klkn fmpto. I
KKfQu-fipokann 3M.6m.7ffkc)
7 to 7:3f, program; lt to mM 1
night. Tx Hownrd' favonport
hot'l orrhtra.
KKKt Han lH'go 24?,. Hm-
Gives 'Em Ride ' HEALTH
1.08 ANCIBES, Apr. 1 (AD
Muehy c'utvulian will d'Ccnil his
junior wcllcrwvlKht chanipKnliip
nnulniit "Hpug" .MyrM, of Idaho,
May III ut Chicago, hln manager,
Kddlc rlwiro,. announced today.
Meyer defeated Callahan In a non
tit ulur fight In Chicago lot month.
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
WAU-OWA, Ore.; (HpeclaO
Klrner Oalorn and 0nn KnglWh,
who have tho large hill ranch of
J. n.'lluuri eab of 'hero leanedi
lMZtTLnrZZoXrh 'V 'Wrle. wlWi 'l-lntleld "and
feed fof; w tn prln work. They mtiea wlt ,,tt(,fl(, w
will meet the Ore
13 Games Listed
On University's ,
Baseball Sked
' l'NIVKRHITT 01'' OR BOON,
IJugene, Apr. 4 (Hpnclal) Thir
teen game" will ho played liy the
UnlverBlly of Oregon Taritlty hose
hall team thin Hprlng and Keven uy
the frcdhmen, tfie complete cheil
ule, IwMiod by Uradtinle Manager
Heneflel Indlcalcn. Tho vurnlly
will play eight conference games
four each ugaliixt Wunhltiglon ann
the Oregon Agglen. A Iwo-gamo
w II
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TKMivn .No. a;
Hy .lohn l.ovtl MufHfi A. M.t M. f.
Mumper florgnu Momnrliil Tntltut
'Dip iliHPnnfH mm rtiMiirhancfH m
In fit iiy wlili-h it ro no commonly laid
looming are, in trio vast major
ity ol iimtuncoH, du to wim othor
UviiiHO. The only vktthn which
ft hoy hav to' loathing Ih that ihy
'Oft-Hr at thn anmo tlnio: that i,
the tirno when tho orttpilmi of tho
looih Im Aiimt ropld au ih atton
ilun of mothofft nmd grand nvithorH
is fiicntuid on thorn. . --
A xnfo rulo to' follow hi not to
think of toorhlng to the nime of
any dlurlftn'0 or Htfirf Ia ln-fniti-y
until jOTorr. oihor nonltdo
c.'iusi haj )ftm ruled nutahd then
to feel nulir coital n, not thai tho
eniifio in loeihlntf,' but-, that li ha
nut been itiMind. . r v '
it ht oooior frr tho parontH to ur
trlhuio ItlnoxM In infancy to teeth
ing than to xend for Lho doctor. Ft,
tturriPM I hem om iimt cokIm Ikji. Tt
Ih oafdo for lh due top to Ruy
"loeihlng" ilian to hunt for, the
roal troithlo, . ' . ' ?
rnforiunaiely, omo doctor are
careleKH, yr Inclined to tuka tUo
path of loiiKt roxhitunoo. 'Fbey aro
Hurlnflo. If Hi poroniM. uro. In
iniiiiy ' IiiHliificof- the. trouhle In a
minor one and lho hnhy roeovers;
. f
Moot Low Fome-co, who tio4to' !"! .fih"f
!. Uh ra...ti wrong. v . -
" Mtiur
phla In tho National Leaguo but
who In almoat certain to play reg
ularly for Cleveland Into seaaoa.
Fonieca'. hard hitting' haa fea
turaMho aprlng guinea o( tk In
dian around Lakeland, Fla.
,,uvn "J", pHt Ihe schedule.
; u".::t.;.: th frei,m.n
'1IOIBUI1. I H-7 , rl'w. . -
tt'lhre'e-
III com-
AraaVvar .winter whaat ohowlng ""'.V.. . .., . "7 ti,..
,f,2 .roall .on of Mr 11,8 Wahlngto. high of
ImW Walk.? Of I. ap '' here. The complete ached-
htlltMt while, at play at nchool. It '" - vKltv i
n.'cey V CIoh the out will. , ,un,UI at Kugene.
oeveral lltche 1 " I i,ir'ociric at Ku
r H. H. Hechtel md tt hu.lneM April 14, 16. Iil-lacinc at
frlp 'td.Klglnthmatter partof tho . A. c. ttl .or.
IVCfK. ... miiu
I Wllle T.alhrop, of Joseph, na "-
at the 1.. V. lAthrop plaea ' P"
Jielping with wjme wood cutting, rieame.
fitilni.n Ijilhrun ' who nttemla ''aJr
".'f'r'!!--"J" h"""l"53.. W. 21-. A- O. at Kugcne.
Tlio old-lime ilnnca held Krlday
nlghi at the K. I', hnll well
nttertdeil, according to report.
With good weather during the
greater port of tho past week,
War which started on tho alrotrli
of new road root of Ure hao been
nrottTcoHlnaT quite rapidfy. A num.
an WnKhlngton at
Washington at Kil-
rrrehnin
April 5!, ?S-"Oregon Normal at
Kugene.
April 290. A. Rookw ut
Kugena.
April l O. A. ('. Hooks ut Cor
vnllls. i
Ma 7 Washington high ut Uti-
her of farmera along the routo nr gene.
donating the uot of leuno.
Hoy, and Deo Uastln and Oeorge
cuttstna were visitors In fown re
cently. '
Ham and O. C Meek were vis
Hoi In town the latter part of the
week.
.Much poisoning of ground
wttilrrels Is, being dune liy furmers
In various sections of Ihe country.
While the rodeiilo hav been nut
for several weeks in moot sections,
farmers In the 'higher portions of
tho county huve been unable to do
much polsoningvunttl recently, be
come of the. huow.
Mis. (luy Oliver, of Lower Val
ley, 'who has been seriously III for
Ihe past peverul weeks. Is reported
lo be a little ini proved.
T., U. .luhnsun ha been building
a brooder house at his farm a
short distance east of town. He
seeured plans from County Agent
lonuldson, -which are Ihe type used
at lho (, A. C.
Kd Hell und family, of Whiskey
Creek, were, visitors In town tho
lust or tho week.
Hani and Hoy Uastln finished
cutting wood the past week.
John Couch, ot l.eup, was a
business visitor here rm-'itltly.
llrue i-'l-slier. of t.eup, who re
cently received a shipment of but)
- buby chicks, hud the misfortune to
13 O. A. C Hooks at Cor-
.May
vullls.
.May 14 O. A. ('. Rooks at Kit-gene.
Hughey Critz Not
To Play With Reds
fTNf'INf-rATf, Apr. 1 ' (Al')-r
Mughoy 'rMa. crock Kccood hano
man, was on hl way to IiIh home
In Orcenwood, Ml, today after
fnlltitg In-ft conference with I'roid-ih-nt
AuguHt Jlorrlmao of the ('lit
cinnutl ItedH, at Went 1'alm lleach,
Klu.. to coin to un agreement In
lilt HUlary dl.sputo.
f'ITT.SMtft(l With tho deal h f
Harry reh, middleweight chmu
ildon of. the world, I'tiuttiuig's
1 lone onlMtiimllni? fiirhlor tmM.ol
i tKU 1 Kltrh Ha-hont nrnrram:
H. ..I'ronco-American hour: . i, i'cd clrclo glurtluiors gave little
Hohemlun dunce auditorium: in nrne.
to II, r. H. Oram hotel program, f Hut Wllllum' I in vies, recognleil
i ; ' i the champion flyweight of I'enn-
6 UamtM. rUBlfVllCU 'now shooting for tho world's
On Pacific Coast, "uwn y,ur-
I rmvtoM, u clean-cut, uiiiet lad from
hi 1 -- " ' t he ( 'harlerol . region, waded
HAN KHAWIWO, Apr. 1 (AD through lho flyweight ranks of tho
Itnln today caused tho rartflc entlro alnti-, ...
coast league game In Han KranciH- ruven Ih - now angling - for a
and Oakland to h ponlpOnod. crack at Kldel haltarha, flyweight
he Portland Heavers were kinr of thi' world. Hui.ooft.njr IiIh
Kcheduled to play tho Han Krannhi- challenge In the contention that he
co Heala hero and tho Han rrane.n- WUM ranked third In hia clam hy
co Mifctlonn to cla.sh with lho Oak
r tu til her liitainvof. . however,1- the
failure to look for and find iho roal
Taiixe of tho symptomH und to make
Ihe propei- dlagnntdn niMfiH delay
In heKimiing ilio prorier treatment,
which rn'ny lend to prolonged and
Hovore lllneHN or even death: fr ih
.for thin roflKon that 'ft Ik nn lm
portHtit for both, tho laity and phy
hIcIuhh to realloio that toothing in
to nutiml prrcwi which v?ry mo!-'
dm rauHOH either discomfort or 111
noo and thuU. therefore, when'
hatiloN are uncomfortable or ill tho
ratine Ih iilmnxt atwnyii omolhnK
ffrom the plctiiro and tho field of lhan toothing. .; . - -
11 ih awo niitr! nnMiraiiin rtr
them lo toalle that. If Ih nymp
torna are uttiihutod -to teething,
their. true ciue will he overlooked
and that, ' in (innKOHUonco; tahUu
may ho .ultj4iel lo much unneco.
nary suffering and perhaps die he
rn ufo proper treatment Was not in
Httiulctl early. '
"roil1 'oi.i.inh wr.tts
nvi: ;At.u) BO.vxirr
land teum.
rAMiiiunra-: hkv
l'1AYS STI II vouru
; BAN ANTONIO, TexTJpM Tol
lin, former cowboy and calted
"Two Oun;" droHHen the part as he
Tei Itlckard and thut Hi the mean- kgw ahout hta huainesH of getting
time ho defeated Newsboy Hrnwn, in condition for another wnson as
Who. holding lh aecond rank,-has a" Pidrolt pitchen ha naimuany
he I
Uihurhn, to two draws.
! LONDON 8tud poltor. Intro
duced hy Ajnertcan Htudcnls, huH
proved the chief relaxation c-f
f'amhrldge KntvorHlty oarmrten In
training hor for their annual
clash with Oxford April 2.
Although tho Kngllfth oarsmen
are allowed their beer as timiui,
they are not permitted td have huns
with their tea nor-to attend mov- from Ih
if'M On, the first Huiulay In camp
theyoufod nlmlcHHly uHtlt a" puffer
gutna -started, when the ramp at
oncrt'heennte moro cheerful, und
they have. oen taking Rhllllng.4 und
sixpences from each other since.
in ntoi r Aims a y:i -
TO HANMlAlX SriTH
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. In an ef
fort lo lnjert color into the play of
Ihe Tigers, the retrolt club has
Jazzed tip Ms uniform. Tho stulil
gray of other' years will ho deco
rated with stripes of burnt or-,
angiv-nnd a fierce tiger head in
oningo will glare at all, opponents
shirt, of tho lietroltPTH.
ars a huge sombrero, of the five
gallon variety, and on occasston n
appears In chups, boots and spurs..
Me. huH purkod his two guns, how
ever. . t r
Several Detroit, players attest to
hh marksmanship, declaring that
while riding In an automobile he
shot an nagle with a pistol. Col
lins lives at Weathe.rford, not a"
great Istunco . from the Uetrolt,
training caipp us dlstun'Ef K In.;
-Tv;-tt JtJ:
American Invention to keeping
pftco with the modern ago. says a
wrttor. Ho ho tt, whll fher yet
are sick friends in need.
r 11 Him
Poets' Corner
I'OKTH roiiNKR
A Tlll'l-, THAT I KNOW
Hy MUUntl Khuinat
This tre whom) arms aro tall and
throng;
My favorite of alt deur nature's
throng:
It guards the gateway to my heart.
Its memories when old shall ne'er
depart.
In summer or winter the wimo old
way.
It. grows more beautiful day by
lay;
lis leaves In summer : ars bright
and green.
Ia winter It Hand alone ' und
serene,
i001 ItASIUAIJ, PA UK
AVON VA It K, ria. Although
the field where the world chain
pton St. I.ouis Ourdtnuls aro train
ing this year was uncleared ground
four mouths ugo, a splendid park
was ready for the champions when
they reported for work. Tho Avon
Turk citizens set out to lure St.
l ouls to Klurtda from Teias before
the world series und redoubled
their efforts when Si. I.ouls came
through In the big test. Work on
the tu-ld won started Thanksgiving.
have, his brooder house catch on prise, wus drought to the home ot
fire, from tho brooder stove, ono
night. Ho got up at threo o'clock
In tho morning to two about the
temperature, and dtsc.ov-rvd thn
fire soon alter it becam started.
Home chicks were lost duo to tut
heat( and smoke.
folds and "flu" aro still In ovl.
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Krunk
Walker, of Leap, the. latter part
of tho wek, suffering of a severe
attack of the "tlu". He has been
aiiU 111 the past two days. Latest
ruports ludlcain that he Is slightly
Improved.
'rank Walker was a Knterprlse
deuce tn many communities, bom bimlness visitor the lust of the
of the "flu" casoa havo been quite week.
severe confining a number to their p. r Harmon and wife wvre Kn-
beds for several days. Tho measles tf.rprlse visitors recently, making
are mid ta be quits numerous In to trip by auto. Most of lho dirt
th upper part f lho valley but do roads In tho hill sections' arn slit)
new'enses l.ave bon rsporled In quit muddy yt, making auto
this section for soraotlmo. travel quits alow and uncertain.
Mhw Aj-leta Couch wont to hef k. A, Downing and Brc tah.
; homo at Leap o?r in wolt ontl tr, farnwrs of tho Leap section.
Robert Walkor, wbsi bseo won rceat knislnoag vtsltom In
uurnaui,r o'gir scntwi ha i-oter- ,town,
.. 1 . ' - V
ri.M-i nu;ii
Can you hear the pln trots call
lug Wohelo?
As the waving riowers greet us
As the merry streamlet dimples.
Ho The pine trees bow to meet us,
AN We hurry on our way.
What Is fairer than our pine tre.
A they how thvlr heads
To the sun's first ruy?
Or kiss the wlntery snows
As through IIih nlKht they groan
and moan,
Wohelo.
Mititi
hy 1-YaiHTM li4piO'r
Oh wlndsome spring in your colors
guy. '
And hues that never fade or die;
1 love to think of the sun's hrtKht
Tiy,
Ami ilream as tho cloud. float by,
I sen you coming sweet, swet
spring.
I'm glad tout your coming's near.
In every ltttlo nook and place.
The sound of your feet I bear.
Oh lowly spring why do you part.
And leav the autumn to dwell;
t'nlil lh try winters start,
Knch lovely heart to tell.
wel
sweet
t feel you coming
spring.
I smell your genfls breath. I take,
I hear tbn rustling In the night.
I breathe tho frehncse hen 1
wak.
Ob sra clous spring, thoti art Ihe
king
That relgiieth In tnr heart
Kor tbou art klrtg. Oh gracious
spring
Aud from me never part.
And now I know that thou art uear
Os gracious sprhsg sublime,
Tbou doost know, that I ban fear
Vou will go on sometime.
At PK.T.LY WIGGLY you find a large assort
ment of (he world's best food, all plainly price
marked and so arranged that you can see and
inspect the entire stock get ideas on what to
buy and avoid omissions, '
You help yourself, just as you would in your
own pantry.
You can take your time, make careful selec
tions and still be served in less time than in an
ordinary food store. ' -
TRY PIG(JLY,WI(!(jLY TODAY
p : x
Pink Salmon No. 1 tall can 16
Gold Bar Alaska Red Salmon No. 1 tall can 33
Am. Beauty Shrimp (small) ;.No,lcan 15f
Foster's Choke Shrimp (med.) No. lean J7?
Dunhams Shrimp (large fancy) No.,lcan 19
BANNED ASPARAGUS
Mirror Brand Tips (small)-
No; 1 round can 154?
Bohemian Brand Tips (tiny) .
" -.f ' No. 1 round can 17
Preferred Stock Brand Tips (medium)
No. 1 round can 33
Fine Arrow Brand (ungraded)
No. 1 square can 27
Royal Club Brand (medium green) w
No. 1 square can 33f'
Royal Club Brand (large white) '
' f - No. 1 square can 42
Whole Wheat NujrgeU package 22
Ralston's Whole Wheat Cereal......package.24i
"Wheatena (tastes good).. package, 25
FRISBIES CANE & MAPLE SYRIIP
1 lb. can 26C ; 2, ll. can 51; 5 lb. can $1.00,
Ry-Krisp Health Bread)..........'..package 34
Piqrglv Wigc h Special Coffee 1 IK pkg. 39
Hills Bim Red Can Coffee .....1 lb. can 53
Folger's Goklen Gate Coffee 1 lb. can 53C
Kuner's rumpkin ...No.2'j can 17c
Kuner's Green Beans (cut strlngless)
No. 2 can l&r
Kuner's Tomato Ketch up... 15 pz. bottle S5?
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EXTRA VMS FOR SATURDAY!
In Addition to Thoe Listed in Thursday's Ad.
Mr. Alpert and his assistants have gone over this big stock of cloth
ing and shoes for men and find that some outstanding bargains were
omitted from the big ad. But they are listed for you today and we
plan on having extra salespeople to wait on . you when you come in
Saturday. Mr. Alpert thanks you for the confidence shown on opening
day and renews his promise to give unheard of .values in this . ' :
Going
Out Of Business
A1
E
- Marking the Complete Closing Out of Men's Wear
PROVED IN TWO HOURS
Of Fast and Furious Selling This Morning When Scores
Jammed in for Bargains. To Be ; i V'
The Greatest Bargain Event In The
History of La Grande
. ' Read These Prices and You'll Be Convinced
NEW OXFORDS
These new oxfords unpacked for sale
tomorrow. We tried to cancel our or
ders for thi lot but it was too late.
They are the last word in this spring-'s
style. Beautiful golden calf leather in
either Bal or Blucher style. Worth $5.00
of any man's money. Going" out at f
$2.89
CAPS
Every man or boy needs a cap this
: time of year. For motoring-, for spoil
and even for dress wear; a cap of tjje
rijfht' kind is the thing. We have al
ways done a big- business in caps and
this spring bought, a large lot in which
you can find any coloi or shape. In
stead of paying the regular price ' of
$2.00 they are going out at
89c
BELTS
These plain and fancy bells come in
the new wide style to fit the present
style of trouser loops. Some of you
1 fellows who are wearing a belt that
has seen its best days can come in and
buy two or three new ones for the price
of only one. Going out at
39c
NECKTIES
Here is a chance, for every man to lay
in a season's supply of neckties. Ready
tied bows and four-in-hands or if you
like the kind you tie yourself we have
them. Colors' and colors. The one
- bright spot in a man's dress is the tie.
They are going out at
49c
KNIT GLOVES
- You won't need them now but when
you can buy for 1-3 the regular price
; you can afford to pnt them away for
. next winter. Going out at
19c
HIGH TOPS
Every size 16 and 14 inch tops from
such well known makers as Buckhect,
Chippewa and Endicott-Johnson. Gen- '
uine oil tanned leather. The kind you
men are used to paying, $12.00 to $14.00
for. Going out at v
$4.97and.$8.97
' 'Good liiarlmltattoft' leather uitcr-sW
with reinforced comers. Some with
leather straps .all around. Buy one of
these- for that auto trip and save your
high priced luggage. You can afford
to buy at this price for one trip. Go-
, ing out at , .
79c
COLLARS ;
White stiff collars that . many men
like. They are new in style from best
. shirt and collar factories in the conn try.
A lot of you men have neckband shirts
and will need these collars. Going out at
5c
ARMY PANTS
Not breeches but long trousers' made
from real khaki aimy cloth. You know
what this kind of garment will do when ,
it comes to wearing. Many men pre
fer them to overalls. One pair will not
be enough, ytfu'll want several as they
are going oui at
$1.95
BAGS
Genuine cow hide traveling bags in
tan, brown or black. The kind that will
wear and wear despite all the knocks
you give them. They are lined too
lined with real leather 'which makes
them an exceptionally desirable value,
K'MllX OUI ill
$4.89
MEN'S WEAR
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