Saturday, M;iy 21, 1027.
COMING KVKXTS
.Flllll- H, II, II) I'llloil I.lvo.
sU U sIhmv HI I fulfill. On,
.lull 21, 2:1. :!:' Slum Ami-rl-
niii I HKiMH lomi-iillou in t
;raiiili.
DcIiiIht (il'fliilk- ilnln not
iln-lili-il Oregon I'nrrul.
Triti lHT uv,cJutloii t'oiiwmioa
Iiiti'.
Imil'i In Town
I-;. I'. .Mlllvr. ilruirnlst or Valilluu,
WMsli.. I viiillihK In Ihi! city.
Al-ilim: in Malio
d-ilnul,- WiiKiirr
Hjiilil Mnmlitv
an. I .Mmxlay in
islT iliu' fliflldK.
Hois,- and Nainpa
Otlti-iiil lli-rr
(i.iil llalhaway of the ntalc
ol lt, '' ia in low n.
.Mliniirj -i nf ItiiUi-r lint'
Atuun'-yi A. A. Kiullh and A. H.
Cl.Hll. Ol Halve T, WlTl' Iii-ii- on busi-u.-.-s
i slt'niay.
Veil- Willi 1'Ulln'r
.Mrs. Karl Imdley. 'ollas. Wash.,
fn viMtin v.ith Imt lalluT, KrcU
tilc-y .
i;. I,. Uohllu.-tt t.H a visilor
m- l-i..-y 1 his week from Wal
l.I:t, ...
nl tec '
Thr i-f u he a meeting Monday
i V'Tiimi; of the new industries com
liult'e of Die cliaiuher of coiu-uii-re.-
;it j:mA. Charles Itinganian
is eli.iirmnn, if thi committee.
laitiiii I oinorrow
.tuliii Stoddard who has been vis
liint,' in iviiueiie for ihe past week
nitl rilurii lo ills home here Sun-
diiV.
Vi k I lid In I Nut land
H. Ueiiler and wife will visit
over th uitR end in Fort land.
Tl y w ill return to their home
lit i.- tit.- first of next week.
shopplm
Mrs. Dun Miub-rs Is in the
Snipping 'today from Flgill.
will ieiitn to her home In
t.ioi nimr.
city
Sho
tho
pt'cial
linin
lial train carrying Curl
0.i. pieiip'iit of the t'nlon Pacl
i ii' s si .-ni a ml pa ii y. passed
Ll'i-imgh Lu Cirnnde ihls morning
ki.Hi- 1 (tf-trdlocli' ' from ' Spokane.
1 Id v
route lo Omaha.
lallaml IsHor
I . kii;i C;iii1on is a visitor over
n- e. U eti.l in this city from
luiMii-l, She is stopping at the
,1. hot.,1.
-Ming Front Hum
Mrs. rhus. K. Dillman Is visiting
I ,t Cti'undc from HuniH. tire..
! , lew days. She Is rcgisti-rcd
t I
Foley hotel.
Mi Lupines
II. L. Itrn;.lsley. manager of the
n!- iiiouiifain "oiiimercial college,
i. ,,i ;1 couple ol days in this cliy
lis weeU- looking after business
ll- V.SlS.' '.
VriMnoiiial
elv.i girls of the Soangatha
the group met at the home
ii- Williams Hie last part, of
leek for a social time. After
e-tiMLonial no
L-aiiis were 1
eting. dunctutf
i n joyed.
I'nf Home
illip lUfbbtiiM.' Soli of Mrs.
I Cobbtns who has been vis
it! I his city for Hie past, week
e Sherwood Williams home,
it- his home at Milton today.
Miiher w ill remain for a few
days. In
IvHv ninl wlf" of HliM'k
. sli.Mi'il I" iri"l'l
i.i
,l.,y lor :i l.rl.-r visit ivIHi
h. ir... Mrs. (!.-ili'iiil- Itoiitty
ll,, r lih ll.lH. 'I'li' V l''rl "lis
ii,- fur riulliiii'l unit otlirr
H ! w.
!! ii I. :nn- ninl if". ami ,,in-
i:!ll r.inill. :iri'OMIlliillir,l ''
-.!. ill,- ':nl (iriii f ami ll' l1"
'ii --. in I -in ilnln). m i- in"""!.- Hie
-. miivMl.H IIkI-iI nl tin- l''oli-y
i l iiis , Thi-y an- drlvine
i "u.tli Hi,- i-ounto'-
i In ll,-i "
s .-t;i I ,l-li citli s from l-n
I l't--, in, Imlliii; .Mrs. Colon Kl-i-i.
.'.lis. slii-rVMiml WilllHlnK.
-' W. l:iK,-ll, ninl Mm IMvk
-nn 1 1 ni-,. l.-;iviiiK In UK- inurn
- fur II. -nil wliiro llu-y "111 iil-
l-l UH- Stilt,- 1-VlllTlltlOll Of WO-
u s i liil, , onvi iillon. Tlo y " 111
nn I,, Ih- lr Jiom,- lii-ri; the cllil
" -I vv.-.-lv.
Smith Smart Oxfords
AT CLINT'S FOR MEN
Newest styles in tans and blacks
$9.85 The Pair
Oxfords Of Quality
4leJT (jPTHIEg
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
Men's and Boys' Outfitters
j Local News In Brief 1
I Atli'iuU tin,
i Mr. Jo.;
ll-
Woods an,! l.W
MllH.1, 01'
Alloi-l, un- uii, ii.iii,,. ii,
, races in r
mll'-lon totliiy.
! On lllisn,-sr,
I John I,. nlirt If ,hn HlMmtm
. Kodak company, , ,.,,. u fvw
ufs ' I he city on busln, a.
Mls lor H,,,,,,,
.mis, t ion Taylor, ho f,- ry
cl-rfc.vl at Kills I,.,,urtmi nl morn.
is in town for a r,-,v uavn vlaitinir
wllh rrlrndH and n-
lutlvt-H.
to Portland
Mrs. Karl l'. ;, ynultis ami
Iir.
.Murcuri-t Initio and clilldr.n pit
Friday inornliiR via auto lor I'ort-
I una and adjoining uuiiit.s.
I
jlr. Mc.liliirr In 1'.om
Word has he n rro lv, d that
: l)r. W. I'. MoAdory Is now in
I Washington. I), c. on lil.i lamti-rn
I trip.
Ti I'rjiriirr Monila.T
The lilsli whool biiii'l will prac
tice at 3 o'clock Moiwluy at Uiv
lilpli w1kkI. Members will inert
nt 7 oVIotii ut the liiK'h nchout to
tfo to Hot Luke.
From rot-timid
Hud iVurson, of Poithunl. drove
in lust cvrnins' to accompany Ills
wife, who whs fornterly Mlsa I.a
Lita Ganklll. to tli ir home.
Vi-ilin' IVJclltls fi Irt IloJeo--
I'. .1. I'hJise and wile an- In tin ' Kornic Ch.ss and Kinma SwartH
cif yiinni .poliiine visit ill with I-ft for IVndMon Tlmrsduy to at-
nilw. They will return to their tend the Kodco. They will return
iiie in il tew days. Sunday.
Front Hnntliiffton
Mrs. Willlniu Moody and Joil
from Huntlnpton were visittni; in
town Wednesday with Inr dniiph
trr and s0!i-in-law; Mr. und Mrs.
tinier Harnwell.
At KlitcrprlM
Mrs. T. O. Hum well went to Kn
trrprise Thursday and niurned
that evening with her, mother Mrs.
J. L. McKinney. Mrs, McKlnney
will remain with her daughter here
Indefintfly.
Vi.hw.1 Catlii
Th thrnne-li evoresn train Will
4 u minutes late this morning dut
to tho difficulty of unloading u
huge easting thai is to he used nt
the ML Lmlly Lumber comp:'iy
mill, the railroad officials report
- Wallowa l.ako on niilncs
I Iborge Stewart, t curlier In the
' public schools of linker. Is at Wal
lowa bilic on buslncw. He Is there
In the Interests of the Old Oregon
Trail association.
At Koinnicr .- .
Norma Murrill anil "Nora"Doty
arc llstetl among those from On-,
tnrto this w-.-ek end. They arc j
stooping at the Sotnuier hotel for .
s'-verHl days.
VMI HI The ImUv
Laura Slater who has bee
itlng at tho Sommer hoti-l th
r.w- dnvs went to Hot LaU-
VIS
pa Mt
this
mornlng to visit friends. She will
return here Ihls evening.
HrUliitt Throogh
H. II. Holhr arrived In La
Ctrsnde yesterday from Portland
and stopped last night at the Som
mer hotel. He lefl for his home
at Ontario this morning.
I So FnM '
Allhough th" weather bureau I
forecast frost In Kn stern Oreg.m
i,.s nichl. nn unexpi-cted c-loudl-
whhii turnrrl into rain
k,.iii i
the temperature from falling low
than 8? above.
I To lU tuni Home
The :.-v. and Mrs. O. W. Jones
und Clare and l-Vrn .lone came
from Portland Wednesday to ac
company their daughter. H-ryt.
who has been teaching in the lo
cal school here, to lo-r home In
Portland.
Ill WVMrni On goii
MIM Ann SliiiiC". iici oinii-inii !
l,v hor inntlirr, Sim A. .1. Klmicr-.
Irt l-"rl,ly niornlni; for I'orviilllH
vvliorc llu-y "III Hin-inl II"- w,-i-lf
rnd. Iti-foru ri-turnimr tiny will
."p.-nil il fi-'v iliiyn In roitlnnil.
jlir fur 'iillfirliln
Mr. mill Mrs. Inn Mi ! nzii- mnl
1'.. K. Mi-fillllli- li-ft tlli" limrlilnu
ror Onkliinil. I'nl., wln-n- llu-y "III
siii-nil th,- Kliinnii-r. Mr. Mi-K'- n.ii-
ia iitliW-tlp (llmctor of tin- Im
.ifliooln. tint! conclu'il t"'" i-tiiini-(itonnlilp
mnl on,- rimn,-r-iii li-mn
ijurlil? thi arliool ycnr.
T, it to lliiki-i'
Hubert A. Ili-rtlii-r. iiiilioniit or-cnnl.i-r
for I In- Kucli-s IcnlKo. wlm
lins lio.-n ,-undii, tint: n inoiiilii-rNhip
rmiipiilirii h'-rt-. will linvn for
ItllklT llliollt June 1 where he will
murt H Mlluiltir ilrivc there. In I.u
tlnimle Illiout lO'J n-w nieiiiherM
were H'-i-lireil. lie reports, nnil the
ilrlv.- will eontlnm- uiol'-r tlo- sui-
rlil-'lon of Ihe lueiil iiei-le.
Alti-ud 1 uihuil-
.Mr, unci Mm. Arlliur M iilliolUiii.l
"ml laiiKhlr Lois, ol Co,iillli-, und
Mr. mill Mm. I jJLt Mulliolliiml. oC
I'lllll'Vlll,', ,U oV lIT,- t, Ht-
'Hi' fliiiorul ol J,iiii,-.i Mnlhul-i
lllllll, Wllllh MI l-U y, I
iirii-rhiinn villi ....ii.,-,. ,.. ...... !
MK'tuio lionivil the lii-Hl of IKt
k.
Will ii ni in l ow
' I In' laliilioi-llan oaiiiiifir,, i;li-I !
. Ull! li-uv,- lor i'ovi- on lln-ir rirst ,
annual oiillnn trip .Monday inoni
IllK wllll lli-rrllli; n irilnrjiiill.
'I'll , -y will i.-in;un tlii-r- lour days.
diirliiK wliii-h Mine a ilitti-ri-nt pro-
'itr.-im will mark ,a, li day. On tin-
last day at
.v
tile
y will Kln- a
i,'t','liioiiiat in.,-t
ia rents w lit, w ill I
i honor tlii-ir
prtst nt at that
l lino. Komi
pri-tri! lo i
it's rank.
of t li; sills in,: t-x-ivi-
tllt-ir WoovlKatll-
ENDS FLIGHT
AS SHADES OF
ir:nT ni?ot
1 J A M. MS S A
(( 'onlintied f'oiii I'ikio One)
to try In lillu him on Hi' way to
l.eliUUI'Ket.
Crowd iraa(
There w en- at Jea.st .t.lHMi per- i
sons on i he tield and nearby j
KroimdK tale teniuhl.
At the siiiiic time, the aeri;vl
aulhoritii-s I n-iriin HMidinir up fluies
I in order lu sttow Cajit. l.indlierKh,
iH Honu as he eoim s w it liin nikM,
the loeatiuii of the landing field. ;
Kxcileiuetlt was nt (ever height
when it was reported thai the
Spirit of St. Louis had flown over
. t 'herhourf;.
The crowd on the field was so
I larffe lliat tile poller could not i
' hold them and there was some j
;doulit wlutht-r the aviator would
he aide to land so densely w ei
thev packed.
I
T!IOFJh;MS WATCH SKiX
PALIS. May '2 1 ( A V Thou- j
sands of persons gathered in the,
Flace dc l.'opi-ra tonight and
watched a huge electric sign on '
which app.-ared news of the pro-,
Kress of Cap). Chas. A. Lindbergh,
American pilot.
It took a force of more than UMI
policemen to clear a way for traf
fic through the district when the'
nlgn Hashed en n fir inn lory mess
ages that dip!. Lindbergh hail been
sighted over Ireland, I
AT l:'.W (FACIFU
NKAV HLK. May ' t
Tl M F)
(Ali
as soar
m of his
Lucky Charles Lindbergh
lug over Ihe last lew mil
pioneering flight to Paris lute to
day, success with its accompanying
mine and fortune practically in his
grasp.
At I!:"'1 o'clock, eastern daylight
time, he had spanned the ooan.
passed over Ireland and England,
crossed the Kumihdi channel and
was above the coast of France, in
the country of his dn-ams at last.
At that hour h" passed above
Cherbourg und had. but -'U miles
lo go before he swoop-d out of the
skv to the riooilligbts of Lebourget
living IIHd and the aeWamanon
l a wailing world. At the rate
he had been making during the
pie
violin hours ot his long owu .u.
il
wus esi imnieu iiimi i ih-
mile
would slip beneath him Hi
less than two hours, perm ll ling
him to land before r..:!n. caslein
daylight time. which is KLllo
l-ieiich lime.
lu
Olde
that lb
guardians of
the 1;
city
tow n
lake
Sleep
Opclt.
erclsc
tw he
iw may be p
L-onneil of a
real lle-tnell t he
a Pennsylvania
that they must
hS decreed
,.,,!,! balb e ry morning.
with the bedroom windows
go through d;.l!v-dozen rx-
t, and brush their tcetll
daily.
ill go now n into on
mint ry
will level your gfeai en y to im
ground.' w role the Macedonian
King Philip lo the Spartan, called
I. aeons because lltey inhabited that
part of (iieeee Known as Laeoitia.
'lite reply delivered t i Philip con
tained only one woid: ill' Today
when a person speaks Inielly and
lo the point we say tli.it lie is
'ho-
I
I
A SERIOUS MOMENT WITH HOOVER
I
Z
.iV;; - V- NY
1 1 i ' , - t s f
i ' ; j 1
k'.'t fN ' ' '
' i
See)'-!,,, of ( ,i-met . e Met lull llnnvir no') Si-.'ici i,t ,,f L, l,r
j .l-itnev .1. Ii.ni.. ;tte :)ifiiii ben- in .1 moment 't snotti ,,f
H-'icic fl 1 cni!iiio in the M is:f.sioj, .i!b v iM .r S;f lu-,.
The two are watt him: re-, uc t t. at Woi.i on ;( ui.bi.-keii ;vt;cf'h
i i'f i; -tlui l-.u' i'j '.'.i', h jUvii.
Arabian Horses
I
)41
n ike? v-iW;!!5
I tt. ,) , I'.-. f . V . . : r M I I
litin AnuflrM llurriiu
Stables of Arabian horses valued ut more than a iimnier of million
dollars have been thrown open to the public l win a week nt Pomona.
Calif., by their owner. W. K. Kellngn. the fcatile Creek l Mich. I mil
lionaire cereal manufacturer. Above Is shown "Hen llur." hhanh d
Arabiun. in action. Ik-low is one of the few pictures of Mr. KcUoei;
ever taken. Ho 1b standing with "lien llur."
Eclipse of Sun and Moon Will Be
Astronomical Features of June
I WASHINGTON (AP) June,
ordinarily a m out h of weddings
but lew other elaborate entertain
ments, lias been appropriated by
1 t he great feminist impresario.
Dame Nature, for a demonstration
of her virtuosity.
I "lli-r repertoire, as made public
through the American Nature As
sociation, includes, for the month,
the following spectacles:
' J inn- 1 7t Total eclipse of Ihe
.moon, visible in North and South
America.
June l':'- Tin- sun will reach its
greatest distance north of the
Lo.ua tor, thus inaugurating sum
mer wit h the longest day of I he
year lu ihe northern hemisphere.
June Uii The small I ens'-Win -neelie
Comel will approach within
:i,:'i"MMiii mlle.s of the earth, which
is closer than most comets ever
June Ii!' - -Tola I eclipse of the
sun. visible in Ltiulund. Scandina
via, and. partially, in other sec
tions of Kurope, Northern Africa
and A laska.
The grand climax of the program
will give Knghind its first view of
a. tola I eclipse of tin- sun since
j 17-1, and the performance will not
be repented there until I'.i.i'.i. Fvdi
ho, the audience will have to be in
its places early, for the show will
begin about a. in., and will
last less than a minute.
The profeMsjomil reviewer s, w ho.
a re com m on 1 v ca I led ast rnn outers.
)(.t U M)l ,,,.,. ,M)Miinn in
unVay und Sweden, w here Ho y
can sleep a few minutes longer
before the curtain rises - or, more?
accurately, descends and get a
better iew because tile SUll wit!
be a little higher over Hie hori.oti
when H is eclipsed.
Alaska will glimpse Hi. ipe-tach-
it end.-, at jumn.-I, over the Pa
cific, niter parsing over the Arctic
Ocean In northeastern Siberia, am)
nerofs Hie Bering Sea lo the Aleu
tian Nlan-ls. At Nome the magni
tude of lite eclipse will be only MJ
Kellogg's Pride
.A,Js,rZii7 v a;iy
per cent, that Is. 14 per cent of
the sun will be visible around tho
edge:; of Hie moon. At Liverpool,
the moon will completely blot out
the sun tor a lew seconds, while ut
London, lour per cent of the great
globe of light will be visible lit the
moment of maximum ccllpsv.
The Mel 'ormtek-4 'haloner Kx
pedlt ion of Hie Leander McCor-
inick Observatory of the I'nlverslty
of Virginia, lu charge of Prof. S.
A. Mitchell, direclor of tho ob
servatory, will observe the eclipse
at l-'agern-'H. Norway, where it will
be visible for 34 seconds. J. A.
i'haloner. of Virginia, Is Hnaucliig
tlte cxpt dltion. which
bring back valuable re
ho pel
olds.
to
NOTICi; F F1LIM. Ol
FINAL AIT'OFXT
In lb" County Court or the Slate
of Oregon for I'nhm Comity.
In (he Matter of Hu- LNIale of
Liabelh Th IVMI Long. DcCe;!. ,?,
Notice Is hereby ivi ll that He
umh'isigited has f.h d her final ic--rount
as ieeulri of the esta'e oi
Fll.iibcth Theresa Long. d e. as- -'.
ninl t he I'miiily Court of I it Ion
County, Oiegon. has fixed Mon
day, the L'iHi day of Jane, C'L'T.
at 1" o'clock in Hie forenoon, a!
its coint room a! Hie Court House
in L't f ira tub , ( n-egoit. as Hie
thin
and
nl i
and pt.iee for heiirmg anv
il ol .) i ti'ois lo the said lin
oiinl and s ith inelit of sai 1
estate.
I pel-
'20, Ft:
I
of lirst puhlii allou. May
ANNA li. P
i;k i-:i:.
L.vcutriw
(lieen ,- I
Alioriic vs.
May i-L7
lor FxeeiilrSx,
.1 one ;;-1 n i T.
At an evhibitiou of ?
relies hi New York is :
taken from Ihe 1-,'mpiror
and preserved by Abbe
N.lpoleoll'!! (Ililpl.litl. Ll
Napoleon's hair and pair
famous w hite breeches. ar
iew.
apoleou
tendon
h fiody
Vignali,
eks of
his
R CADE
V'ti
EDDIE
"SPECIAL
SUNDAY
VAUDEVILLE
MATIN EH
IJL'KKE
&
In
IHJKU
"Mirth and Melody" "Eccentric Oddities"
ERNEST, YOUNG And Eli NEST
In "Footloose"
FRED WELLE SMITH & RERNARlJ
In In
"Sensational Aerial "Piano Pill From
Novelty" Louisville"
ON THE SCREEN
RILL CODY
In
"THE ARIZONA WHIRLWIND"
Rough Riding! Tough Fighting! Truly Thrill
ing! Not
DENIES SLAYING
WESTERN PLAYERl
n i
Mrs
b. ouraJi jvornck 1 ells
Court She Did Not . i-i-iortt.iv to m. m.. h-ve. :.t
1.F:11 IT u i i .MeCrae. Id miles helmv the point
Kill llCV llUSband (where ihe Alehafalaya joins Old
i j river.
LOH At:i:Li;S. May 21. A I I
Mrs. Sarah Kerrlck. hetween bu(i-- Aceordllig to the Uevcrelid Dr.
dng and fulnllni; spells on the! I'- It- Short of New York. paHtor of
whness stand here today, denied 'a Methodist church for Ihlrty-flvo
she fired the shuts which killed yeais, blond babh'H usually cry,
her husband, Tom Keriiek. film t'lun.ls smile and bald -headed
western plitypr, and declared tlie oms look blank whllu beins' bup
giin was discharge.! aeiidentally tized.
during a souffle. Mi-m. Keriiek ami j
four other memherK of a ili-ini.-tf. I wn , .
"r.v in Hollywood on April S ai
charged with Korriek's murder.
The widow testified that site had
taken the gun into the kilt hen
when her husband. Henry Isabell.
I ineinber of tho party ami eo - de
fendaut of .Mrs. Keriiek, were!
Muarreling in another room of the
I flat. Anita Davis, another defend
ant, ami Isabell followed her and
in an effort to obtain the gun
fell lu a heap Into tho breakfast
I nook w here terdlmouv show ed Ihfr
aetnr was shot. During the ensulmr
sen ffh.. she said, the gun wus dis
charged. OL' MIS' MAY BE
( HANGING COURSE
(Continued rrom I'lifje 1)
Alehafiilaya lu tS.iit. Whether
these would bold against the ter
rific f iii'cp of tho' current was
problematical, ho believed.
ItcruKtvs SI III Moving
ftefugees continued to pour out
of Poinie Cmipe parish as a result
of a warning Issued by John -M.
Parker, state relief director. A cre
vasse In lh levees in Pointe Cmipe
would iiuiudatr a hour two million
Late Brunswick
Records
Cotton Eyed Joe
Still Waters
The Little White
House, (piano solo)
South Wind
Consolation
I'll Just Go Along
My Sunday Girl
I Love the College
Girls
Hear them on the
Panatrope and
Prismatone
(;lass drugs
(Inc.)
Lii Gra'adc, Ore.
1
TONIGHT
'ill:?' Rfc'-SI
CANTOR
DELIVERY'
NIGHT
ALLEN & FRANCIS
In
a Serial.
jheres, (lie last of tht feitil "siiKur
( howt' ction, and uffect about
jlOU.OiMl peiHoiiM. Tint danger Rone
Is from iau to LIU miles ahovi New
Orleans on the west side of tlio
.Mississippi.
. While the evacuation was under
av a foreo of J.-.oi men w hi.
worked an hist m,-u, ... rh.i.ni.!
Obituary
! Fl NFItAL Si:it ICi:s
- 1 Funeral services lor .Mrs. K. M.
Smith will be held Sundav afh r-
noon at two o'clock instead of Sat.
- i unlay afternoon as was tinnoiineed
; in yesterday's edition of Tho uh.
alliservcr.
I .
Nervousness
NERVOUSNESS i 1
serious matter.
Nrrvc rxhimtion which
follows is often irtrp-u-ablc.
Nerve troubles slionU! be
tiken to a nerve expert.
Try My Ultra-Violet
Kay Lamp
lor thai
eondition.
ervous.
It will
run-down
help you.
Con.sultalloil Kree
ml ,r. i:. wooinih
( llil1Il-H(-tOt- IHIlt
Niiluiopnlh
'JO Soinuier Hldjr- l'hotm
t'allH atnwered proinpdy
STAR
The Screen's
Funniest
Elopement!
mid
CONRAD NAG EL
EDITH ttOMIiTS
GtOHOl IAWCLTT
EDWARD SEDGWICK
TONKdIT
TOM MIX
In
"OUTLAWS OF
RED RIVER"
. & .Mttin i Aitv C.:-sf"Ji
Iff) l-uily Aiwlsliilit 4Hf.4t-J(! IH
, 1 ' y
"L;- jj'Y,
y ' ''
J ft STOAIt t
Adams .Store No. 13
l4t (uiiilct On;.
Boys' Shirts
98c
Boys' fancy hroad
cloth shirts in stripes
and figured patterns.
Worth $1.50. Sizes
to 1-p...
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Men's Dress
Trousers
TIm new shades fin- spring
In K't'.vs und tan rtaniit-ls
nnil torlciv, i;int slriiK'd.
I'll IT llott Mlls
$3.S -'$1.-15
if? 1.95
Work Pants
Wlilju-oitN hi i-v and (mi
$2.50
lhakis Ilea ei-tit
$1.39
ldckin .i-cv Iript-il
$1.95
Mi-ili v liin,, itlli Dii riills
95
NewYdr k 5ttjr2
Destroyers of UiizU I';;ccs.
SUNDAY
Onlv
HI. -'
..
f . '!e
v a. 1 7., fi
vayt:i 1
-In
Addition
-4
mack smm
I'- 'il presents
fWe SMITHS
presents
CUSTOMER'
si v-.K'-.si. avmrwwiicstir turn
y. MWj-1 1 itsiti fjm Din fji -Mews
IIUI Allans More No. 13 fl
"'"7..
11 ,. ' ,
' 1.
-3T