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CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "Friday, May fi, 1927. 'C Efch! '.. ' Your economy depends upon your own buy ing. ' Here are the most desirous Jow prices for the buying public on all Famous Nationally Advertised brands in Footwear, Clothing and Gent's Furnishings for work and dress. ; . . AT THE ' Men's Wear Going Out of Business . You nre sure to save One-Half on every item listed below, as well as hundreds of others that arc not listed. ' SUITS In hard and soft finish; some double and single breasted the latest styles, and colors. Just the thing for spring and sum mer. Values to 933.00. Coins Out At $8.84 - $11.69 ; : $11.79 - SHOES And . OXFORDS V In the famous Bos tonian, Racine and Douglas makes. Black arid tan colors; some the Blucher end R'"o rari lasts. Made of the finest grades of im ported Russian calf. . . Going Out At $1.98 to $3.87 SHIRTS Collar attached and neckband, made in newest shades and patterns of the finest grade of madras and imported ; English broadcloth. i In the finest makes Man-' hattnn, Arrow, Green Hood.. Values to $8. Going Out at --77r to $1,19 They must oil go. FLANNEL SHIRTS t Light weitrht flan neljust the thing far every day wear. Going Out At $1.39 , WORK SHOES " With paracord soles, made in both the Munson and Blu cher lasts. Shoes that will stand the hard knocks and wear. Values to $5.00. V Going Out At $2.-17 Supply your needs Pol and Winter while the Men's Wear Going Out of Business Sale lany Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page; gHERRY TODAY ONLY VERA REYNOLDS "SUNNYSIDE UP" EDMUND rJUKNS ZASU I'lTTS ETHEL CLAYTON GEORGE K. AUTIIUK From a pickle factory, she danced and sanjr her way to fame then came love, fear anil galling disappointment, hut in the end. ... A delightful appealing comedy drama. A Comedy Also Showing OVERCOATS Now is the time to supply yourself with an Overcoat for next fall the. saving is . just One-Half. They are all the latest styles in kith dark and light colors. Some Topcoats for the well dressed man. Values to .V)O.(K). $8.81 - .SI 1.69 $17.93 HATS The Stetson and Gordon in the. finest grades of felts. They must all go. Values to $12.00. Goin? Out At $1.97 to $3.87 CAPS Now is the time to get your cap of im ported and domestic materials the latest styles and colors. Just the thing for sport wear. Going Out At" 89 to $1.39 BLAZERS Both flannel and knit in the newest colors and patterns. They are made for comfort and style.,. Values to $0.00. ; Going Out At $2.29 to $3.39 WOOL - PANTS Malire Pants, all wool the finest of material. Values to $10.00. Goinir Out For $5.89 UNDERWEAR Medium weight . just the thing for soring and summer, for the cool mornings and hot days. Values $2.00. Goinir Out At S9f Spring, Summer. Fall saving is just half. OREGON BERRIES RIPENING LATE State Wholly Dependent Upon California Out- I put at Present j I POl:TLA., On-.. May C' (AP).1 Oregon t raw hen leu urc very huekwai-l tin compared with last your. Whrrratt haivetdlntf of eat - ly vuiIi-Ims was In full nwinr :.t thU tlmn last year, plantations an- Ihrve weekM behind lu their development now, due to conlln- ued cool weal Iter. The locul mar- het In Mill wholly dependent on California. MtipplleH. AtrivalH nio' In from many pel it I a in Centri! j i 'iiliritrnl i, hut in ue li of the Ktulfi Is 4H Kreen.' f I I I I'll Mil l I llll'H til fl'IIIIIJ, ,11 t., a- 1:1 t.n l,a.ly iici of (mm to 9 't . 3 f . wit h ocrn slonal runty oflerlnxH taking I U; Iter anr vgtt prices are and unrhuniced toiluy. Htprnge butter is KrouliiK rapidly 11,100 pound In eoolera m cIokc of UtiNlneKs yesterday. Additions to local t-KK storaife amounted to 1132 raacs ycati-rday. I ri .Hjiril country nimta and poul try ar.j alMiut utrady. Whole milk di t llned .'. cnl.t ll'ls aflt-rnooa. TIh; new prlee la per cwt.. f. o. Ii. I'oHJun'J. CIIK At.ll I.IMiSTOt'K I ('Mll'A(It). .May li (Al' I". . j I .'!.: rt III 1' 11 1 of ABrleultllre). j MoKa - I s.oihi; ulow: larly Kali a iiiveniKe HelKht il" il'a. down. ati:n!y Willi lliuisilaya uxeraiT' Ui.avier l.oua steady to I lie low e. Is cncouraeinif. Bays the National; thin ThuimlV6 close: lop. Jlo.r.o Lumber Manufacturers asaocl 111.111 inuiniiab 1 nil.. ii'. , . n . paid for t C to ! lb. wi-glita; tlon 8 review for the week ending. dirnble',.,,, , , ..'ap, .a. .. Wh,,e 14 fewer soft- . Sin "Mi lti i wood inlll.H reporti d. mrrkod In-. '"(iililel-ooa: fairly active; all rn.aseM in production, olt hough ; cluss'-ti rally Hteady: no strictly lil,'li water closed roinp mills, and rlndc" nit cm here: part lKid,'new huslnesH , were hoted, with $I2; hulk. .7S4i 11.25; rH nhipmentH aliout th; same aa the cows. $0.5" S.0I: iitot vealers. ' week beforp. . Dcroases in. all S!i.75W !t.76 to packera: outahh '".h, three Hems were shown compared )1 l.ao ' I 2. imi. I with a year uffb - Hardwood pro- Sheep Ei."""; not cnotlKh OH (I net ion feJ off In Ihc week. Hhl tutle to tet values; three donltli s menu vcro larger and new busl of kooJ alroinia prliiKerB seal- n jo altied. b . . " tnf Mis., about 25c higher atj I nfMIrd onler of 177 southern is.im; 35 per cent out at 9 1 &.; , pine ami went couhi mil's were reck of medium to ?ood 70 b. ! !VJ .i,:1m.1 S' feet at-alnSt &32.2.3I -eltnpcd Imnbs. $H.7": few cllpned OSG the prevlons veck. .... ( u $IL'.r; few Bond around . lb. Hipped eweH at SJi.t)". I WOOL IIKIHHIT nOKTON'. May ' fi (AIM. The roitTi.AMi I'lwnici: I'tlltTI.AN'll. tire.. May (1 (AT) j any: T llutler ateaily: extra eubea. eily.j "The Uenian! for wool 1n the 31Vje; alan laril.i, SlU'i prime flrat-r eaKtern setlhoard inttrketa ronl'll 3Se; flrata. S8e; ereimery prlee.i:!lIO innilerale and pricea have fn prlnts So above ruin atiinilanlH. voreil the buyer rather than the Milk ateaily. Haw milk (t p: aeller during the week. althoilKll cent). 12.81) cwt. f. o. b. riirllnnil.; there ia the belief that the down. Iltitterfut lar r. o. b. Portland. ward ntoeeuient hna about run ha V.XK ateudy: current reoelpla. eourai. The movenieht or the n-v r.ie: fresh -tllliii. ye: fresh eltp la becomlnit brnatter and with .sUinikird flratK, '.'le: do extrua. 53a. the sale of the Jerieho pool m I'oultry atemly: l)'avy henfl. - - j j nil i eentrt.'la e.Npeeted to beeonie Hi Slit: IlKht. SOffJl": aprlnu-l a'lll bi laker. Sales In the far went mimlral: brollera. 30ile; IVKln have inmll' been In the rnn;:e while dueka. SOfi colored noniln-j of 2k to 30 renin thla week. fn n!; turkeys, live, nominal; drsa-j Ohio enl JtMrhltmn. wool la belntr ed. :!'('.- .,' boufrht In a moflei-ate manner front oiiloua ateudy: local. IH.Tjf den'era" account at around 33 7. CO. I'utatoia ateaily. SI .riiii I.S5. NI.W VOIlli rm iT NKW YKIIK. May (Al') lAatioral-'d uiip'ea. prunea. prunea. uprleota end r.-aclteB ateady. 10 Years Ago Today I'OltTLAXli. Xn mil rr 5 -eel it limit I l Ih-Iiij; h;ikcl lier 1 Remember Mother l.iKe ( ant I y, "IhmmI antly Itl'Illltlflll I VMM'S Altpttiprlate s'iithii' iil"-" With uuy other Kri nilil :dy. hi 57.00. L. & L. Drus Co. 1 I.".' They Are Here for Spring n v Light Tan The Store $10 MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY I'HICAIJO (ilt.UX U'lK'Mt !! .... Oln July .... . Im, 1.1.-, IIM HI'OOI, UIIKAT I.IVi:l!l'OOI....My . iAii. - v v in m uncnungeo: to i J 'dehor; -May 11m, I fed; -.July l'os, I'Ji Oct. 10s, HVit,' . , , " POItTLAXO It'll KAT POUTLANI . Ore., May 0 A1' Whcit HIH1 hard white. hard white bluc.Ttern, Imarl, 91.44 federation, 8oft white, western white, northern uprtriff, 91. Hi; har:l winter, $1.41; western rod, . $ 1.4". Today's car reeelpts Wheat, SS; flour, 7; corn. 4: hay, 2, t'HICAf.O CASH r I 'I I If 1 til I II I I. . VI,. at-N,, 2 n d. 1.40 -4 ; "No. i ' hard. 1M7UMU Corn-No. 'a n.lxod. 7f. , 77; No X yellow 7dt.fi. 77c . I . .. . ., ni f. linn. No. li do, 4 fl Kit M '4 U c. , I ye not (Uoted. llarley 7lil Silo. Timothy J4..16il 5.35, Clover $:'!). I'jliUC. 00. ' i.ard u::s. : :,. Itilia II3.IMI. , ll.-llles JI4.20. . . . . Lumber Outlook Held Encouraging KV.W VOltK. May fl (Al') Tin lumber lhern,ome... r" of bualneaa ; Commercial ltulltln tomorrow will cent:, " ,-mwlnn ftiu neil,' Mft pi'ediete-l, par lo per rent under fie p-ev-lmi Herh'V elosln? rates for ho'h merinos and- ero5t-hre(j. S'twv i the open'nT. pilees I'ave rul -d , fteii.lv with .more jfneral d- ninr''. 1 "Mn'-alr Is rather qnlel hut i ste.uly." I ' The I'otMine'-p'jil tinllelln to-iiinrrou- will print the following Seonre.l Lust: ( r on Sort h ern. ? 1 ."" IJ'7: Ori" and flu' , nw -.1111111 eW.thiiijf. yoi.i '.:(: valh y S. 1. !oi Vht Mfit:lr nririn'i iiveraBe 12 months. Oretron, 6ti p- i IMIIITI.AM 1.11 lTKK I'tHtTI.ANM. (Me.. May G (ATI ('iitih- and tulves: No early trad Ina: Imiulry ulout steady: no re eeipts. Calves, ntt-dliim to chote' (mi'li fed exelud- d). Js.aa i I o.o:: t-uli:: and eommon. $5.ria i x.iio; veuiers. meilitiiu a ad chtdee, $ lo t 1 2.a: ends and ommn. $G.5a (i 1 o.aa; tit hers iinehanil'-d. lltts Kti-ady: no receipts: feeder and stoeker plfrs. 7a to lift lbs., medium, trood and choice. $ 1 a.oti (o 1 1.50; others unchanKd. Sheep and hunlis mmtna!ly s'eady: n eelpts. 3o., on eontract. Sprlni; himhs. medium to chole-.', S4 !. down, $U.U(4i ll.:.".; oth ers mil-landed. ' ' SAN KKAXCISCO, May 6 (AT) -llulterfut f. o. b. aii l-'ranelae-i, Kangaroo For Men lAtW tny, I ..-. I-1SJ4 Ml K, Ml -i l.H--il.il 1.11' Iri ' f ki 'bpnriV Issues At. New Peak While i Bulls Operate NKW YOltlC. Mnv C fAin. JlavliiK siieceeded in Irapplnff larffc bhort intercut in many Is sues, speculators for tho advance! continued to press their ndvantauej In today's stock market, shifting, their major operations from ouu -Kroup of stocks to another when-' . '. 71 ' Tiii rim il ehiiinini? -' ft tnut i.r , ' ! " ', ',, "j Z! in a . . o.e than, a 10. 6 ; ' ar" ? .i' r 1 ' , ," " , . -. ' ' .1 Muck Trocka "and Hudson oaHn ' -" "". h....h, air. Htr-nnir Miimmrt ili-v i-lntn-il iVn- munv of tho motor aceeaaory laauea. j Several Btrong apota devlop. (I 1 in the rails, Chetapeake and Ohio. j ana imitlmoro and Ohio help? auionfi' tilt fliat .to break Intu new hiirh Biound. . , - -. . . iitt r.o.in, '.'.'si a.LUi.y.. j.eur . preaauri! . aKainst lial.luin i.n l .... r. ...u iu.i.-iei.iiiK in uimi aharoa 'cauwd aelback late' ini thu day which cut heavily iutothoi J early advances of numerous' In- ' auea. J-'reali buying.- however- d';- ' ;'''l"l'Vd1 inr,ih' 'hml '","!a'a .. ,. ' M k . Tr..k ' ,.,,: - - M"tk. aul Corpoiallon and lelnware OAd ,,!. "" . . unu ,smu, a- Wheat Slumps In Chicago Trading ('IlllWf.O. Mnv C ( VI) Onei.-I lllir '. ufr to. 'tin mi. tt hee1 Unippe.l to about le a Inlahel on- uer yesterday's finish, t'orn, oats and provisions likewise turned weak, corn tj'urtinff at- !i 'to -Sc decline and 'nubscqucntly sJiowiair further Iokh. , . Wheat closed unsettled. to c net lower: corn at "s,c de cline to Vic Rain: oat.s. 4,5 'ic off to i j up and provisions show- i Infi in to 4ac decline I.A' C;nAXiI? WHOLESALE MAIEKCTH Poullij (live weight). Heavy henn 2'ic lb, , l.lht h?ns 14(& 16c lb. Stags 8c lb. Flour. Jlnrd l-cderallon (hard wheal) -$7.l0 hbl. fioft wheat 17. 40 bbl. IiA fiHANDL' TtHTAlL MAItKKIS k Oniry. Huller. creamery 05c.: Kkkh- -.rc dor.. I'heese 'ihH -ic u pound. Honey, comb Vac lb. Veuvinblrf. . -New potatoes 2 ,bs. 2uc. Hlr'ni? brans 2c lb. tin'eil pens llie lb. '' 1'otatoea 9 lbs.. 25c. ' Cauliflower 1 1" 3 2oc. Celery hearts 25c. Hweel put a toes 3 lbs. for 2fC. Turnips Gc lb Spinarh 3 lbs. for 25c. Tomatoes 2"c lb. Parsley lc butich. Cabbage .Si lb. Local asparagus Kir. lb. Walla Walla uninns 3 lbs. 2.c. tlreen peppers 36c lb. l.ettuee lac head. Celery 25C huneh. Cucumbers .2"c each. Uunch carrots 3 for 2jc. rtunch bretf I (ic Hunch turnips I tic. (ireen onions 5c bunch. Wax onions 2 lbs. 25c. JindiHhes ,e 'bunch. -l'rtiiis. Struwln-rrles,2ac box. ' Uhubarb 4 lbs. S.'ic. AppK 3 1. 23c. I iu nanus 15c Dju Lemons 4ac lb. ( OraiiRes 60 fu 7ii do. Urupc rruit 3 for 2!ie; 2 for 35c Cune siiKnr $(!.0S7.25 l-'lonr. Soft wheat $$.20 bbl. Hard federation $S.o bbl. Toullry ChlcKcns 25ty iia lb. Ments ami l l-li. Il-ef boll 12 i it 15c. Chop und struks 2 -Mi 3 He. S-ilmon (strictly fresh) -lac ib. Halihul 35c Ib. . Clams 10c lb. Crabs 35 u iuc Ib. i&Millnc . Clasollne. re-trular, retail. 25c. KAXSAS co-i:is akk r:(Hl) -M liKsl I V LAWKKNCK. Kan. The Wo- nu-n'i Itifle tfiim at the I'ntversily of Kansns won 11 out of J3 matehea this season. One member. Miss XelllM Marie Uivis of Noel. Mo., made an aver- ape score of !H.S, which Is consid- r.-.l hiirn I e li nitltnnu I -fxrr-i I All the matches -We bv tele- graph or tho cxchAnife of targets, but urranireinents nre being made tor u shoulder-to-shouhler match with the I'nlverslty of Missouri nexl fall. The Kansas team won from the Inlversstty xif Nebniska (two matches). Canted. Institute, Mich-Ir-an Stute. Oklahoma A. & M., Gettysburg Collec ( Pcnnj?i- vantal und the I'nlverslties of Cln- Kinnall. ldho. Missouri. South la- ' kotu nml Vermont. J Th team lost to the Universities . of Wshlntrton MM to 4?J) and MnrylBii.l ( alio la 437 ). Hitch A tii rnmn doctor has patent-! j Murripl w omen murt ! aicoru a clockwork ,.,r,.tu lo il.d-.ict u.d h Ulcir husluiIMl AltH-pv It tuakt'S a softly buniittinir. , - nionotonous Komid for about forly Adilrcs..: Ill lir.idl.ury UMb.. I-w uilnuli-l and then graudally di- A,dra CalifornU. Adv. FIND IT HERE Copy fur Oils column luual be lu bj :Oa a. m. It! .MMACi: NAI.K Cilven ! tlio I 'em ml l-.-T. the Hurrln Ifldtr.. uerom tho trneksl " u Sllt ' M"y 7 at 9 a. m. fi-ti-ltj. KRKB SUA I "With each purchase KATiriiUAV rsortun's Kiddy Shop 5-ti-lt Jlay 14th, lust clay to n:.yayour walur n-nl ill,ut a penalty. 6-C31 , 1 m. IVn.-n .,s..A (i.Mal C'lt.u - ,,,...,... ,. ,, , , , , j u . . . ' en j La 0,,,mlo N,l;, b, k 7 ut 11 u. m. S-E- lii ., ' '. . " .xo-rit'K i ,-Tho uitnuul meeting of the Sinn imerviiie Cemetery aaaoelullun wiHit M. M.id in the. rhapel at tho oeme-iWul. IVnnA tt-nlsA C001I Clttarl v.ry .sullllUay. May 7- at 2 ,,. ,.! , .: J 6-4-4t. .;ttu Welch. Clerk i i,,.., .i... I a'tr rent without a penult v. 5-B-3t : . "' I--i"-.-5 ccnls-A :...! fitr, ! , " 7, I .,'.. ,. ; A real sale on Tooth Ilrus.K a " ' un.l Tnnt'i Paln 4'ie Iiiivh a '.e pictures un.l lom.i 1 aatn i.ic uujs a s.iLi I TMlh Hrush ' "ual,,,lr n1 j i,,tc,'uu or 00,n 1 "HU'- u" 'Ul M!'e ut Hi'verthorn-WriKht's fam-P I l!y drus Jftorc. All irvKcriptions filled, and d--1 IrveieU with no cxtia charKo for livery at Silverthoi n - Wright's j family drujf store; 5-2-U M"' '"" ''' '" l"'v ''"' """" i-". " New Wnllpnpcr j nt 'a price you can afnrd to pay. See It at ilus Palm Co. 5-ti-L't Will. lriiii--5 ccnlM A (ino.t Ji&nv : TRKK SOAP With each purcha v SATURDAY Korigh's Kiddy Shop Ki nd- a late- book for the price of ji cheap magazine ul Newlin Hook Stoiu., , ; .. . 6-1-31 NOTICI-: r ..-Ml ..nu..iiU.ln fin- lint' iehlH oonlr,lcleU i. 1;,ilcl'll. Oe'- liVus after this date. CI IAS, ,11. IJeUAAS. " ' S-u-Ulp Win. Penii i cciits--A ioKl Cl.ir .May loth, last. day lopy your water rent without a penalty, u-0-31 Coming to Pendleton and Baker Specialist in Inlenial .Medlilne for I be piiNt fifteen years nuts .not tpi:i:.vn; Will he hi PcmlJelou on I rlda.v, May l:t, at the lorion liulel. and In P.aker mi Saturday A Sunday. 3lny 1 1 & t.', ul I he ielM-r (irand hotel. OlTii-e Hour-: 10 n. m. to I l. m. One Day in Pendleton and Two Days Only in Baker No ( lurrfre for Coitultalion !. Melleiithin "is : reKalar gradu ate In medicine mul smuery and is licerfst'd by the State of Orejrmi. lie does nut oporate for chronic appen dicitis. kU stones. Ulcers uf stom- !acli, tonsils or ndonoidn. J He nas to his credit wonderful results Li iLocnwti of the stomach, j liver, bmvels, blond, skin, nerves, j heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet- catarrh, weak luns. rheum-j atlsm, Helatten, leg ulcers and ree-; ti nilments. ' I , , ! I Kelow are the names f : few of I hi many satisfied patients in Ore-! pon'who have ben treatnl fur one of the' abuve mimed causes: Mrs. H 11. Ulake, M.il-shfield; .Mr. I. V. .MrAdon, Sclo. i W. L. Kirby. Uind. M. K. Anstadt. Astorin. , Mrs. Fred Knisow. Crass Valley, j Mrs. Lewerenx. Portland. ; Mrs. C. 1L lbrn!u. ILtuser. Mrs. J. L. Henderson, North Pow-j tier. xt Andrew Anderw.n UVsth,.rt i . i Urmenibcr Jibovc date, that con-j FUUtion tn this irtp will b free' nJ that hln troutiactit Is Jlfferinl. Dr. Melenthm FARM LOANH: l.OWKST RATES. SOHuOb FUNDS also avallnblo. 1L K. DIXON h'olry Bulldlm,-. LAUUANUE. OJtE.. . . S-ls-U NcwUn's Cliculaline , Library rills a long-ivit need. ' i-i-.li ALTOSIOIHI.K 0V.Ni:i!S .vrnoxrioxi . WiliflHliU'lda and. sidi; ias.irs li; led whlli? you wail, at Kichai-d-aon'a Art and Ulft Hhop. 6-2-Jt Win. lViin5 wiilsA ;oihJ Ciy. ,waterj'ent without n penalty. 5-C-31 - . , . . . Mudam Jeunette. cut reaih?. i from Maker, can bt Interviewed , Jul the i'oley hotel, lioom J03, foi l ia week. 4-Su-01pl ItKAITIFI Ii urAKSWAIti; lv -Moihri-,' lay Keo the new Orchid Kosjorin " on dlapluy la the window r.f thu JiLlmrdson's Art and Girt i Hhop. Th v,.,y latcat word in ITuule tllasawuru. Not cxptiiivR. . r.-'t Slrjnsiitrhini;, iileartu;, iiullon holes, etc. Norlii'j'H Kiddy Slicp, 10-14-lf It ad a Kooii hook for 15 cent. - ! At Newtin Book Store. 5-4-.lt .May Huh. last day to pay youri water rent witliout a penalty. 5-.0-3t I'ici'i nr:s KXi.Aitr.Ki and IIAM TIXTKI JIave itichardson 'The . Ai enlarKC and hand-tint yo'ir; Take your picture woric : Hichardsou's Art and Gift filiop. , IM'.AMA' f'OXTEST TO Ul.filV KL'GKNH, Ore. May G (Al')-j Sophomore students of the Unlver- sity of Oregon will present "Tho Tristinp Place," a Hooth Tarklng ton nlav. this afternoon-at n mm. Hal matinee in honor "of partici pants In the slate hlKh whool Urania tournament here totluy. The playa 'of the tournament will be compleled this oveninK; when "Will j O'the Wisp," Is presented by the i .Milwaukee union hiifh school; "Trlflea," by the Koseburff high school and 'The HomnnccM." by i i Groceries Hardware REYNOLDS' STORE Phone Main 123 "The Old Country. Store" v Saturday Specials GHIRARDELLl'S GROUND CHOCOLATE, 1 Lb. can ; 3 Lb. can :.. , ......86 WARRENTOX MI0LE RAZOR CLAMS Can 27f CRACKERS Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Perfection 3 Lb. box : 41c Snow Flakes 2 Lb. 4 Oz. Cox..... ...46e CORX Maid In Idaho No. 2 can 1 can He 6 cans ; 62! RHUBARB 3 Lbs. ..... is- CARROTS 1 Bunches . ' 25c ALASKA PINK "SALMON Tail Can lGe . - ALL - WEEK SPECIAL V 2 Packages White King Washing Machine Soap and 3 bars Toilet Soapjfor 98- ' With your order of groceries yo'ir should in clude a new Hot Cake. Turner for that old bro ken one, or some Tintex to dye that old dress, or perhaps a hoe or' rake to clean up your yard or garden. We carry Garden Seeds in both bulk or packages. Our prices are in keeping with our quality and we deliver to your door free. - STRAWBERRIES and ICE CREAM Make good 'Sunday deserts always fresh ' ' at our store. 61 FOR SALE Fordson Tractor and Plow GOODYEAR TIRES And TUBES ! ".Better in the Drugs JCPyO) III 108 IHpol St. PI li nuiic. On. 25h Anniversary Silk Frocks Simple, Tailored Line Are Best On the treet where trim, ness is most impor tant these smartly tailored rocks of heavy silk crepe will t a If e a prominent, place. Buy Now! And Wear Them All 'Summer One and two piece styles and a fascinating selection of light and medi um shdoes - blue, r o e. green and yellow. The styles are varied and the price is sure to be attractive! $14.75 ' Size For Women .; Misie and Junior Misses Ihe Jefferaon hlfc-ll school of I'ort- i tulI(i ' . v. - The first eominereial factory -fur maUintf ieo was. established lu New Orleans In liiGG. ' I r it Measuring Spoon Free with each can of coffee or baking powder sold Saturday. - Long Run" Gas and Oil
