La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1927, Image 5

Thursday, April 28, 1)27.
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Local News In Brief
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On
TOMIXO' EVENTS y
.limit H, U, 10 IIiiKiii i,ive.
fKK'k sUmv lit Hilton, Ore.
jly si. aa, a:t Slum. Ami'i-l.
roil lcl" iniivi'iilloii in jjj
liniiiil''.
OclllMT ((HflllllH (lulu no(,
ilpcldiil im'i Owfcoii I'iucii.
ivmli'i' nssiicliillmi iiiiiv,.
liiw.
To SIiiit'Out Ha.llo
Woi-i hna hepn received here
from .Miss Isabella Miller, who la
j teaching Hciiool ut I'oralollo, Ida.,
that the glee club at Hit- Juntur
: nigh school there, ot which she In
director, win sin over Ihu radio
'from station KSKJ, l'oculello. Idu.,
Friday evening between 6:30 und
0:30 o'clock, local time. There
are S6 volceg In the gleo club. Miss
J, l'Vfi!l, ..... '
iion xunn tn Piii,w
'K'l-e he win '.: . " voiceg n
.. . .,..,,., .Miner directed music. In the schools
Hoiun
mm ttlr.
lliere IiihI year. She Is .Intiirh.
city
n. J. khri, ... '. ter of .Mis. M. ,m. Miner of this
, He IIUK M.,.n ,...,,. ,.
nmn i urn nn i r '
i.M KalMlil r K MAY
BE IN THE EAST
Murder of ' Philadelphia
Woman Similar to Slay
'. ings in Portland, Ore.
, Shopping eri
I Mil Kmery Hew
! niis morning, H,
tiffin..
VI-lllilK Chilis Here
.Miss Helen I'owirlll. '. asslHlnnt
I state cluli leader and Oregon AKrl-
ii..,pn,K cimural colleirn extension worker.
Slunkil
Vera Yules iiml Kijwnnl -l.ylo
ei mau led yesUirdny by the jlw.
..lice of the peace, Hugh .Jtrudy.
, ),rrlcd
I (Whirl. I.lsl) and Kstlinr Gibson,
i 1'nloii, were married yesterday by
the justice of the peace.
, , '
liivrslagaliu' Here.
A. II. (Iieenl, U.-W. claim ln-
speeldi' In In J. a O'runilo lor a few
ilayn on business. II.. la registered
, nl the l'"ol-y.
VWIs. Itelnilves :,t i , , .
MtSiileii Idihl, who'lias been nl.
f" Willing seboiil in rorlland. is In
HiIh cliy lor a short while lo visit
rflallv.-s and rrlends before re
Inrnlag lo her borne In Allcel,
f home Is ut 'arrived In l.a Clian.le lusl niglii
land Will be. her,. Mf twn ilnvn vln.
"ere ('mm T.WiZ ' I "'" 11,0 ,,0'S' 1"ha '"
.1 (i a L . llnion eounly. Hhe und J?. A.
I.uOrunT.,' ' In Sayre, bounty school superintend-
for n, i , 7' mmn "own lent, left here this morning to vis
oast , ! 1"rlrl' ''"lr' Afm-', " '"il'liil''. ML Olen and Is--l!!i.r
"' I"""1 '""y fU'- " tomorrow will
Here Tislav visit oilier clulis In the county.
Miss Klvle Tarks, nccompanleil , Horn,, i'toiii Haker
,'r 'Irove lo La. K. Itnssell Scott returned lo Ijt
' ,""' "''' hionilng from Klgln Ornmle ihls morning from 1la)(r-r,
ana spenl the day shopping. where he organlited I wo new boy
. .,. T ' ' Seoul troops.'' Mr. Scott is snout
in ( lly Imlay I executive of the Kaslern Oregon
Mis. Albert llasmussen, of El- Tri-connty council. One of the
tii. ti'rn nimnii.,1 i,., t . '
. ii'-r
Ittker VMlor .,
Krnesl ( 'roekelt;,. llnke.,..is here
In l-ii (Irande, In behalf of (be
Enalera Oregon- r.-lghl. 'ft. 'I'ower
roinpnny. He Is slopping at Hie
Foley. -. : . '
Mr. anil Mrs.
parents, new IroopsMit linker Is In the
J. C. Qood. . are :i:alholic eliureb and has 3N lllelll-
iiniong the Klgln people who are hers. The other Is In the ltaptlst
In l.a Oiande Joday. jcliureh and has .3.1 niembers. II.
' 1 H. Murray la.srout masler of tho
lo .Mis-t Salurday lliapllst church troop ami Klmer
The World Wide fiiilld of - the Arthur .is.hls assistant. ,
i ii.li napiisl church will meet Sat- I
PitW'fi 'I'hrouli t'ily
. It. II. I.imgwnlle passed Ihlough
i u (Iniaile Inst evening en route lo
V Pnrllnn.l. He will return In his
home In Cheyenne (be latter part
of next week. ' : , . .
Baptist Supper .
There will be a: slipper at Ibe
llotitist eliureb lonlgbl. from 5 lo 7
o'rlork. All nielnbers are Invited.
A social and business hour will
' follow ibe supper. ;
Mnlin Visitors . ,,,
. Cni-I Corlor and lils vlfe are
upending a. few daya In l.a Grande
. More returning lo their home in
v Nunipa. Maho,, 'rhey, are lieglstered
1 at llie Somniei-.
urday allernoon at t wo o'clock ' (! Cross ApMnl
with the counselor, In room 7 of I The local chapter of the Salva
Ibe l-'oley holel. , j t ion Army lias received an appeal
I from the national organization for
l'asm'd Through' Hen' ' ' aid for thousands of persons honie
Herlon Miller, sheriff of. Wallowa less ill Hie -Mississippi flood " (lis-,
county. passd through l.a (Irande itrlr-lsv Through Major A. K. Itayn-
llils morning, on his way honm ' ian head, oflieer of the Oregon
from Salem, where ho went with
a prisoner several days ago. .
illvlsion, local officers have also
been instructed lo collect money
anil clothing lo be forwarded to
Has liroken Arm :tho army's relief headiiuarters It;
Max Grace, the seven-year-old the devastated area. "Coinmiind
son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Grace, "r Kvnngellne Iloolh advises that
received a broken arm Tuesday Hi" deplorable situation In tho
evening when he WW from a fence, i Hooded area will be ui;ute for many
The Injury Is reported, to he gel- j weeks, and that we must help with
ling along nicely. ' ' money and clot hlng." -1 be offieei-
t . .stales.
Nave ItubT Girl
I'.HII.ADKI.rHIA. Apr. 28 (AC)
Coiiee . today were unable to de
flnllely assign a rtiollvn tor the
murder of Mrs.. Marv Mel:onnell.
n s. who was tound strangled under
a Ih-iI In her home In West Chlla
delib!a last night. -' -.
A cloth, such as used for dusting
furntltire. was tied tightly nround
her throat,, und a slocking- had
been draped over the. neck us
though to hide the knot.
j Henlal was made by police flint
, there was any sign of . a hard
struggle between the woman and
her assailant. The ibouso was in'
;un orderly coudil ion. -I'ollrn
Hurried
I The police were isi'tled In' as
signing a motive by:1ho lact that,
while three rings ', were missing,
other pieces of j.-welry und many
valuable articles about' the house
were. not. disturbed. -. .
I A descrlptlen was obtained front
'a neighbor or a man seen jraviiVK-thft-housc
about 4 p. niv ycstt'rdny.
He was described . as about five
j feet. 7 Inches tall, weighing about
1 1311. pounds. He had sharp fea
tures, wore a llghl'grey tell hut
with a,-black baud ami n dark
grey coat. ; . - , ' ' ,
Mrs, MeConneirs Jiusbund Is n
traveling salesman lind wus away
ifrom home when she. w-as killed.
Tbe body was found by her daugh
ter. Mrs. Alice lauiavaii, a school
teacher, and hoi husband, .lohn
I lonavan.
DeMolay Leader
. To Visit Loo' c
Here Tomorrow
Ruv llt'kryon. one of the hjul
mon if the order . of DeMitlav fur
huvH In the I nliot Htftten. wilt ar
rive in La :raiiile uninn"v and
will utieiwl ii meeting of lurul I e
.Motay Utnornw veiaK. .t
Mr.- DtokersonM lionie lt In
(KilUHUlf t'ttV". Ut' CDIIIt'HI tt 1.(1
jiiniuli from itlln " ah..
'wlicre lie l hhmiiIhk witli IX'Mulnv
i inemlitTH of that city tmlfiy, He Ik
making n umr nf ilic I nitt'd Mtos
ivjnui visiting. vurioUH Di'.Uolay ,oi-
j The -meet hit: In Ia (irande .hut
boon railed tor '6oVIU tomoi-row
.eventriK and an invltalton has hen
'exiemled to all Wlasoiis to attend.
IXnneh wilPhft Served at tl t."r-lork
tn i he .MoHonlr liatl.
i A delegation from Pendteion will
b( here Including:' J-'red Hchnihll,
'Pom Uohorton. Charles Otrander.
Uojiert I'J. Mcvch, LiLvevnon t'tarli,
-lames A.' t'resHwell, C. 1', Mlllor,
Itnrl .Stlllwell, II. K. .McLean, Uoy
(nvierthvaito anil X o 1 I n, (t.
jAVrlRht. .. .' ' .
' .Mr. Dlettet'xon nhniH o leave here
'on train Nu. IS, Koinu east.
BUTLER REFUSES !
TO COMMIT SELF'
Mr. anil Mrs. Kmnk Bryant ore- FOLEY TRACT
Con I cm -tor ITerc
J . .Mr. ,, TrimeliHI, T'orlland ron-
trnctor for the (Jrnndo-lionde hotel,
In In tills rity for a few' days to
look after his Interests. ,Ho. Is
Jdayliiff at' the Hotel Kdloy. , . . -
fjjpfl For INirilfiiid '
j folon II, Kh'erhard left last niffht:
j for Portland on a short, business
trip, lie plnn.s to attend the re-
piiMlran meeting in Portland to-
w niRm, wiien WHJiam inmcr, enair
rjiiinri of the nntionat rciiubltoan
Mr. HfihhK k llrre
It. IT. Itahloek slato highway
' nialnlenarire- tHlfffneer, ' was here
Ihls nioruiug on his way hack lo
Palem, where. ho nialces his hcad
(liiiittefH, after hispeeting this oll
frijT operations in Malheur eounly.
Kn route to Salem he will look
over nllinrr work in t'matiiia coun
ty. Mr, HaUlock was . formerly
highway engineer of the l.a ftrande
division. '
the parents of an eight-pound baby
daughter born tr. ihem this morn
ing ut their home on Wnlson street.
The little girl has been named
Mary. -
IMPROVEMENT
PETITIONED
(Continued from Page 1)
Hero From F.lgln fc-k---w-----w-w--j--
William ). Hlndnmn, well Hhe manner," v
known farmer of the Klgln vlcln- of a municipal swim
itv, and .1. P. Good, also a farmer nilll tank, wns also continued nn
of that neeiion, were la the city 11,1 nonvo uture time,
toilay. They planned lo ho here
Ihls afternoon for the dairy dem
onstration train. , ' ' '
II. K. Itrudy, reprenenilng M i s.
OanglolT In connection with a re
monstrance against an assessment,
In a sewer district, presented facts
additional to those given last Week.
To Visit Here The mutter was continued. ...
Mr. und Mrs. l-'orest: Pavls. par- I A requcsl by Toy Young for a
ents of Mrs. W. C. Crews, and Mr, ltcensft 'for a pool' hull and soTt
and Mrs. K. Torbet, her sister and drink establishment, was imanlm-brother-in-law,
arrived In La, ously denied. Jlenry iless, uttor
Cirundo today from Albany, Ore., . ney. representing the applicant,
where they make their home,; and stated that mandamus proceedings
t . ,
MA V III-' STIiANilji:i?S WOltW
POHTLANI), Ore.,' Apr. 2R (AD
' l-'our women mysteriously alaln
. here In October and November last
' year, led police to work on the
theory that one at lcat was a vie
1iin of u murderer who had killed
( women In other const cities.'
I Mrs. ' lllanche. Meyers, the last
victim, met her death Nov. 2fl.
under circumstances ahnllar to that,
(of Mrs, Mary McConnell, of Phila
delphia, last' night.' t A jnan to
who she rented u room wur mtHsing
j after she wan louhd strnugled with
nn npron, her body being hidden
under a lied. A diamond ring tind
'watch were stolen by the slayer,
! M i' ft, Mabel Kluke was fotinfl
dead Oct. 22 In u house she had
tor rent, having been strangled
'with a flreHser scarf. Diamond rings
and other Jewelry were missing.
' The body or Mrs. Virginia
Orant. was found October 2(1, be
hind a iuniuce In the basement of
a. house she had for rent. Valu
able jewelry was missing.
. M rs. I lea t a W it her's body wn a
found jammed In a trunk at her
home, October .lit, and no solution
of her mysterious death was ever
reached.
Rum Runners o i
West Coast Are
Willing to Quit
. WASHINGTON. Apr. 28 (AP)
An u I most complete victory over
we.s! coast rum' smugglers was
claimed today by prohibition ep
iorcemcnl headtiuarters wit h t he
nnnouncemt ht that Vancouver' In
terests which own Pttamshlps u
der lirilish, Puna man and Uitate
iiiabin registry pad nought Im
munity from proflct-ution lnr re
turn foi- abandoning I heir actlvi
tles. Paclfh', coast rum row, it wr.s
said, at one time reaching f roln
Wnal tie to Han KrancJsco, had
dwindled to two ships hovering
off shore In an effort to -land
their em goes'. .Those backing the
liquor lulerchts, It Has said, had
sent an agent to Washington to
ask the treasury to. refund more
t ban u uuarler million dollars In
cash which . hud- been select by
yUneriean enforcement tint hurl t !es
in return for' u protu;ne to lake
ht-if- slt'ps iul of theUinuor traf
fic.. The offer which was de
clined, was contingent on dismis
sal of Indictments against vari
ous persons, now rated as fugitives
from Justice,
Pointed Questions Get
Nothing as to Whether
Ca! Will Be Candidate
POUTLANI). Ore., Apr. 2S (AD
VSUIhuu M. Under, chairman or
the republican national committee
was noiioommltal w hen asked
pointed (UeHlhii)S here, on his ar
rival today on. his tour of the west.
When u:ked it President. Ooo
lldgo Is going to run lor rcuoni
inatlon he replied: ,r
"I have no comment to make."
'What will he lh imucnol the
campaign?'" he was asked.
'Well, that will have to he de
termined. . Tho convention will
make (is platform when ll meets."
' Where wilt this gathering bo
hoMV"
'The wt st seems to ho very
strong for an. I'T'anelsco although,
there Is some, demand for It In tho.
(ui't. Hut of course the national
committee will have lo deride. (.
Iroit Is unfiling a strong bid for'
t lie convent ion. So are Omaha,
Cleveland and ohlcago. 1 am only
one member of t he committee."
: Itutler was unable to way whero
lin will go alter Interview Ing re
publican leaders at Seattle and
Spokane.
Shocked to Death
lie sabl'he was profoundly
hocked by -news ot the death of
Senator A. .1. Iteveridge. of In
diana, yesterday, "lie wiis an ex
traordinary inan able1 and n devot-.
ed and biyal eltlxen und public
official. IVIy : acirualntnnce with
him was an Inspiration and- my
regard for him was sincere."
Itutler, who was. uceonipnuled by
William V. Hodges, Denver, trcas
urer of tjie national -com in It ten,
was tnet here by Itulph K. Wll
IbuiV. vice chairman of the. na
tional committee. Phil Metzehan,
chairman of 1 he -.republican unto
commtltee' and Jack Day, county
chairman. Williams spent u week
With llutler and HoclgH in Calif
ornia and will accompany them to
Seattle and Spokane.
Senator Carter
Glass' Views On
Al Smith Given
IN THB WBST
I tot AnaniK Aw. ' ' hi ore fco.'lrt
I .a (raiule, Om,
Tho usands Of Men
Wear These Overalls
Durable, Roomy
and Comfortable
.15
Try a pair of thcK6
overalls once and you'll
n 1 w a y s buy them.
Heavy . 220 Denim, tri
ple a t i t c h e d, lots of
pockets, with safety
watch pocket These are
cut roomy for the ac
tive man, and carefully
tailored for comfort.
Union made, of course -
will lip bui-hIs ut tho Opwh honm
for Kfvm-nl (layrt. "1
mny b I'llod ufjahiHt tho ifiy: .
Aeci KFxTAi.i'.v'' KM.l.l-:i) .
MANA(il.-A, . Apr. 2S (Al').
Itcliinis to fm Ornnilt Pilvatt- A. A. Alln-rt of tin, I'. S.
'ITift ltr-v. Howard It. Smith, of t nmi-lnn corps nivl a c-onai'i vativc
this oily, loral missionary of tl, Kolclioi- wvrr lu'rlcli nlally kllli-il
Ainorlran Sumlay School Union, I nst Ku at . Mnl.-iKalpa liy the
has rolurncd to l,a Orandc from. disrhai-Kiv of an n.Winiall(- rifle
HaKor county, whore ho has noon j (m- illunls of -anillior marine.
looliiliB aflcr raral Humlay school j wnn W11H r xplalnlni; Ms mochan
worh. Ho reports that tho frnlt In ' snli - suhl ailvlcos r.-achliiK here
Half In valley Is badly damaged, nl- f,.om that city. Anolhcr marine
IhoiiKh the t'rowers expect some w) w wounded.
frnlt. I hi-ro will prohalily not no
more than half the usual crop of
peuehert.
Quarter Billion
Theater Merger
Made on Coast
NOW
Comes the
Greatest Sale
of them All
Real Clothing Sale
All the New Up-to-Date Styles
DON'T MISS IT
'STARTING
TOMORROW
Friday, Apr. 29
10 A. M.
Clint's Clothiery
TO
SELL OUT! CLOSE OUT!
ONE-HALF of PRESENT STOCKS
Every Article Reduced
Nothing Reserved
BIG SPECIALS DAILY
COME! BRING A FRIEND
Filth nml carelessness nre'clilef
enttses at calf disenss. ( 'lest nit
ness Is ncc.ssiiry In reed, pens,
hcddiiiK nnd pulls or oilier nlen
slls. . - , ' . '
LOS ANOKI.KH. Apr. 2S AP)i
More I luuj. tlii'ee hundred IhcuteiB
uloiiff the Pacific slope lodny were
iifl'f Muted under the. maniiKcmont
of West Coii( 'lliejilers. Inc., tho
rewnll of .a JB.Hi,n0 merger
whereby that- eo'rpo rill Ion absorbs
11i' wiHtiTti nrnnorllcH nf nnhlie
llieiihTS nnd tlie-oo:iHt. holdings of
' the North Ameiieun Theater cor
ponit Ion. - , ,
1 Comptetlon ofv 'he iiltlance wus
! - v
.. VANfOf VKIt, 11, f., Apr. i'S.
, (Ai') rVaneoiive.r, litjiior exparlhiH;
'concerns today denied huvlnj? any
( knowledge of n ports from Vnsh
; Inffton, d. C; that Immunity from
t prosecution-' nnd been sought in
'return' 'for the.; ahundonment of
j their , nctivltloR. i
j nnnounced hero yesterday 'by Mlle j
C.oi'Ke. president of I he. West Count 1
Corporation. The then lee orRnn-
.IznUons will retain 'their sepurnto
idcnlltlrD but. wilt he munutfed rll
'. reetly by f est coast. Headquarters
Of the combine will 'bo.. In,, l-os
Anides. ......
1 Theatrical properties of the Pub
llx theaters, Involveil In the merger j
j lueliHle the Metropolitan and Mil-:
lion Dollar . theaters here; the
. flriinudu, California, St, l-'runcls
' nnd Imperial In Sun ) runclseo, ,u
4,omi-soiir house ln-ioK liulM 1 In J
iKeutth' and a :i(Mio-eitt I heater tin-",
dT cfnistructlon in J'ortiand.
NKW YOIIK, Apr. 2 (Al')r
St-nutor Curler -Ci hiss, of Virginia,
in the current Issue of llufclew of
llfvles uives his vif-WH of Gov
ernor Spirit h, us a presidenllnl pos
sibility. He writes: . . , ,
"Should ,(loveraor Smith In a,
S((uure stand up contest, get, tho
democrat le. nomination for tho
presidency upon a sound and sunn
declaration of fundamental demo
cratic, doctrines nnd policies one
I of whlelr Is not the avowed right
to sell or buy or transport lntoxl
iutlng liquors ho should not, and
jl venture to think he woiUd not,
ho. made U sacrifice lo. religions
i bigotry In Virginia or the south or
I I he country."
An' attempt to make "antagon
ism to prohibition a lest of party
': fealty,", in- iUtxt years presidential
i election, the senator nssorU), would
resiill in "swamping" of the demo
cratic parly. :
Oilier Views Presented .
Views or Olen J. Shaver, chair
man of the democratic national
committee, and George W. Olvuny,
lender of the Tammany Hall, over
the two-thirds rule prevailing In
the democratic convention were set
Worth In todays newspapers',
t "Tummany Is ngn'.nst the old
two-lhlrds ruin ami also tho unit
rule," Mr.- Glbany said, "Majority
i ride Is a sound demorutlc prlnclplo
und New York democrats will im
'round fighllng for It. The Unit)
rule also oujjhl to bo nbundoiled.
I ; "There Is no good reason wny
' the convention shnuld not urtopt
'a rule under which a dclegulu
could rise In his pluce and register
his choice d a cundldute."
I Shaver's Opinion
-. (iialiuuin Shaver. New York pn
pers suy. has sent literature to
members of the national eommlt
I tee designed lo uphold the two-
thirds rule, believing , tho t.' It Is .
! essentlni to nialntenanco uf a prop
'it biilnuce of power In national
conventions.
I The turner northern Routes, lllfo
i New York, t'eniisvlvanla. and Ill
inois, acting In conceir, tho chair
man Is credited' witlv c.oiitnndlngt
wouht be nble In the :ibs.'jc nf iho
I old rule to form comblnatlon fnut..
rldo rough, ; :;''", ''v'- 1 (..v'.'-v-
two A!iiti:sn;i
G HANTS PASS. Ore. Apr.. 2S
j f A l 1' W. Wolf- and ...1, W..'-
i Wynne wero placed under uiTi:;it
here Inst, night upon advices from
j Kugene that the men wevjo w,antel
in l.ane. eoimiv on chaws of
transportallon of llqiinr. Tho men
will bo. turned over tit. Kngoim nf-flcs-rii
toiitiil st- Uoseburg. . - '
A pinch of curry powder is aomo
llmes Ukcd, with I Ijnu, ""..'.''f
I -
ctadb with A rONSCIENCE
- , Men's and Boys' .Qulfitteja .
ARCADE
Tonight
L0N
CHANEY
"TELL It To
The MARINES"
Friday and Saturday
klCMDO COKTEZ. 1015 WILSON,
ISTOU TAYLOR. WIUIAM POWtU,
NORMAN TRtVOR
C7 paramount (picture
ill
As modern and sen
sational as the head
lines of today's N e w
York newspapers.
HUNDREDS HAVE ASKED lTS
(JET t'S ANOTHEK.
PICTUHE
ilve "The (herland jfflMJr ' '
aSc" and J AJWfiL
mm-
ii:
S!
"Unknown
Cavalier."
II HUE
IT IS!
HIS
NEW
HIT
l&s STAR
New York Store Prices
Speak For Themselves
Tin illy buyers arc learning' to look to us. LA GRANDE'S UNDER
SELLING STORE, lor their needs and the ku rest way to save is to
compare prices and quality. We never misrepresent wc have what
wC advertise wc buy for less wc sell for less every business day lit
the year. , ' ,
MEN'S SUITS FOR SPRING
Michael-Sterns
3flBft3 & Co.
lfTf Men's and young
vKfT'itot men's suits in
'l)7SA R'ray unfinished
Vn 4 worsteds-in the
-,fNf'V?Y new an(i y-hut-
tfilA " U ton single breasl
MmJP ed mod- cioGi;
'iii or M.r Ki'cjit
!( i-ln.-' .r (,ul
il (i (i r nilwtiltji-i
Mi-r Sf-rrrncil.
Starts
TODAY
els ..
Friday and Sat
urday Specials
Men's Suits up to
.fO, small sizes.
Special P7 QET
priced ....
DART SCHAFFNER & MARX
DRESS TROUSERS
In finisned and unfinished wor
s'teds, cassunei'es atid cheviots
.$4.95 - $5.45 - $5.95
DRESS SHIRTS
$2.00 and S&fiO neckband dress
shirts nearly all sizes, in percales
and madras cloths.
Special priced
MEN'S SILK HOSE
In rayon silks beautiful
spring; patterns
VAN HE US EN COLLARS
Nearly all styles and sizes. CI AH
95c
new
45c
for.
1.
MEN'S OVERALLS
Hoss of the Road, blue denim
overalls in waist and ' - -. ?1 CC
bib lPL0D
Good blue denim bib overalls QC
7 pockets,'' full 'cut; Special''
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
In blue and gray chambray. "JOm
Full cut, 2 pockets .. . . 0J
Great Bii Six full cut shirts.
Heavy; blue and gray, khaki CC(
and black sateen..
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
In nainsook and fancy stripe ma
terials a:l sizes, full cut
4c-65c-75c
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Heavy . all-leather work Shoos
lm.lt to $1.9S
wear
Moccasin toes, combination solos
and rubber 1
heels
Army
lasts'
$3.45 - $3.95
Wc never have, nor knowingly will wc ever he undersold any
business day in the year.
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Destroyers Of High Prices
121(5 Adams Ave.