La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, t August 2.", 1027. IJA GRANDE EVENING ORSF.RVKH Pace FFvd I .oral NflWS In Rrif I ' AAA 4 X. I (omi; i:vi;nts Kepi. l.nhor day cclcbm tjoii in la mutlc. cl. 25-28, I IU'.- Convent Ion of Oregon ruri'iil-'IVut-hcr Con--(M hi!i. - '- - 11,1,. Today M t s. Hubert ("rt iirh. of ( ove was a l-t tliunde visitor today. IT Today . KMii Walker, of Imbler, p. lit tin- day in l.a Grande look-i- alter business mutters mid lintf witli relatives. jjeiuru I'lnm Trip Mts. Max Turn and three child gi ll ii turned home this mornhiK train an extended visit Sn Western ( irriiuii. , . to Imbler i. K. I.. St nil li . of t'atifiiry. arrived here 1hin morninj; for sit with .Mrs. K. ti. llazen. tr n (io'H'i l lloiMW Mis. (i. It. KafTTrr and dniiffhhT. .Mis. .1. I.oiiry, of Mulerprl.se. pann c. tliioiiuh here this niornluK on llirir way to Ibilse. i I'ortlantl Mi s. A. Ilii'hai ilson, of this eiiv. is spending several weeks in I'liiihind. She is a visitor at the i a in pbeM I 'oil rt hotel ihi're. on ltllsllM'SS I'lia'rles it. Davenport, of I'oit IjihI. district manager of the 1'u .iii Saviiiris and Loan iiHSoeialloti, jn us In I -a (ir-ande yeHlerday Uu business. Heie I'roin I.akc-- .1. Y Maepliei'.son and son. Jack, ri'tiiined to Wallowa lake today alter transacting business here. Tin'?- vre uccoinpauied by Kobert Koyii'.T who will, visit at the lake for several days. In Pnrllmnl li.'V,V. I'. I.elsman Is expected Inane Mhortly from Portland where s!ir hrtu been spending t he past werli. Mrs. I.eisnian drove down h'ridain company with Mr. l.eis leiiirs.jiiother. who spent the pre vious ftrrk III l.a (iiande. Left this .Morning Alter visti ing here with her riot her. M rs. I.ydia C randy, and ether re Iii lives for some time Mrs. .Insie 'Mills left thin morning for tier Imnie at Granger. Wash. She was aevompanied by Mrs. Stanlev Mills and two small sons, who will visit (here for a lew days. YUlted llei-e lMis'...line Ksler and Miss Kutli (mly who have been visiting at' Hie Slierwnod Williams home here J ;i'ul Willi other relatives, have gone 1 on lo Taeonia. Wash., and from I tlii ie will visit Victoria. H ('.. and ether ;ort hw eslern points. Their' home is in Indiana. This is their I fit si trip went and they like it so v .11 lliat Ihey plan lo locate either in Washington pr Oregon. lb' is-n Home Mts. Joint Theisen hn.1- , I returned . in her hmiie here alter an absence el' t w o jiioni lis. during which Itine she visile. her parents at SaulC i:;ipids, .Minn., ami other points In 1 in t seelhoi. including St. Paul, M inne.'ipoliM and tither cities. She visit. d at Liltle Falls. Col. I.ind h'tnli'a home lown. Mrs. Theisen as a friend of t he Lindbergh l naily and knew I 'harh-s Lind i"iuh when he was unite young. La rouh' home Mrs. Theisen slop ! 'I at he nver. Salt Lake City and "lli. r points of tub-rest. She went t" Miuliesola over the nortln-rn i"i-ir and returned by way of the (uu hern route visiting various plaei'.s of interest. TOMORROW! Make Ready! MOTHERS, PARENTS, OUTFIT THE BOYS FOR SCHOOL CLINT'S CLOTHIERY , ANNOUNCE A COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS' HIGH GRADE Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes and Hals Starts Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws, , J , Wallowa Woman Here Mr Italph iiavls, of Wallowa vas u f.u IJrunde visitor yeslerduy. Home I'hiiii I'oi-tlaiiil I Jr. It. I'. l.andis returned home this inornliik' from a short busi ness trip ,U I'ortlantl. Week i:mi iii I'ortiitini Mrs. It. A. Mavis and two child ren left this morninir for Portland where sin- "III Kpent the week end. lien From New .Irl-M-y Mr. and Mrs. W. Su libera, uf West Lake, N. J., are registered at Hie Koley today. Leave Tor roil land Mrs. It. M. Johnson and thrco children left this niornini: for Tori land where they will visit for sev eral days. (ini-s lo IN'llllll'IOIl .Mrs. Kinlly k. rid. -II n .1 ilauuli. Urn. Thi lina uiul Kstlu r wimiI lo I Home l''rmu Portland j lU-U liyklUH hiis nlilini-.l Imiiuc 1 rruin a -shorl v;ic:ii Ion trip In Port land. .Mr. yklua In Koh-y hutil I rtiTk. I ( nihil lo IVihIIcIoii Mrs. it. It. Maon h it tliiH morn ing for I'endleton where she was , culled by the Illness of Mrs. ('.rant On rWiing Trip f'nunty.t'lerk ('. K. McCormiek, ' Deputy Sheriff 11. A. Ktinghauuner ! anil T. W. De Horde h-I'Must even- I Ing for the Cramle Honde lakes ' when- they will spend several days j fishing. I Hud Ti;uIK Out I -It tie Miss C1U nis Ceorgeuo flark. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge (Mark, underwent a tonsil operation this morning. She Is reported to be getting along nicely. . , , ' i,', ,iV : ? , ,' ,' i' '', j ' ' " Ore lll, Mr .arvei- H paren t J r arver l a barber at the O. W. i .... it.. T.. ll,n i' , H, .l . and son. I Jack, are in l.a Grande today looking after business, from Wal lowa -lake where Mr. McPhersun is manager of the Wallowa ' Lake I Wonderland, Inc. Itnyers Here K. N. Higbee and son. )vight IHgbee. lire ut the Summer for a lew days from- Toppenish. Wash. They are buying horses in the val- by. I To l-it Son Mrs. George Ghilders. of Conn cil. Ida., arrived in l.a Grande this morning and left immediately for Klgin where she will visit with her son. .lack rhlhh rs. Mrs. rhlbh rs came here from hallas where she has been visiting. I Ming Potaloi'- I lyslop arrived in I .a yesterday f rum I 'mat il hi mil Is making the second g. i:. c,,.;,,.,!,, ntinty test of potato fields here today for ! u' converted ny .Mrs. .iernersoti. quarts of home brew beer ami ar-i-ertiiicatlon Mr. Hyslop is farm Hubeck stopped yesterday rvte Lors 0lncH. Mrs. Hrlen crops expert of the tiregon .gri- "1 Salem to renew iioiuuliitnnc-. Kemptend und two i i. The wo- cultural college extension service 1 hospital there where she one; ,,.n -ere ulleg'-d to luive made ! received t rcat tll-Ilt. At that tllll'.1 an I dispensed beer on the prem- ! she was a circus performer. une of t he men. K. A. Ainb r- Pa-ed Tlirougb j r )NOIli Wils ., pniploye of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Whitney., Kemptca,! and tho olln-r. C. A. who until recently maile their : home here, passed through La j Graiide yeyti-rday from Pendleton where they now n-sido on Iheir way up Ihe Minatn on a Dshing S. ii., cr.isheu a few miles north card Imb-v flic containing the trip. They were guests at (heS. C. "of North Platte. Nebr., today serl-' n, lines of more than a thousand llappersett home for a short time ottsly Injuring Pilot Harlow, reports pnrltund persons who W4re. bellev whiie here. Mr. Whitney in a received here stulctl. The plane was , hy the raiders to have been cus brakeman for tho O.-W. wrecked. j tomers of the "beer garden." AT UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES Friday, August 26, at 9:00 a. m. SAVE NOW ON YOUR SCHOOL BUYING Hats, Caps, Shoes., Etc. "THE jTORE vith a conscience" La (ii ande, Orcfon I Home J 'nun Seaside ! Sheriff aiiii Mm. Jense HreHhenm ! Hiitl child rcn returned homo last i nich from a vacation trip to Hea i side. They were gone about three weeks. (Ionic From Mlclitunii . The MiKMi'H Tliidma and Julia Smith returned home thin morning from a two month's (rip to Mlehl Kun. TftYy visited in Grand Unplds and other cities with relatives and friends. i At llakrr Tolay Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. ltcynolds drove to Hal.er today, where Mr. Key nobis addressed the recular jineetinir of the linker cliamlier of t commerce this nwm at Us loruiii luncheon. , Sunday j Tnu American union will bold 8unday School group pie ntc , ut Pleasant I Sunday, Aug. (Grove gimme hall. It will bo an 'ail-day picnic and the iii'-mben of all union Sunday schools of the county are invited, the Kov. Ho ward Smith, missionary of the American Sunday School union announces. Krlllrn (n Yakima Mrs. Churli'S Moran uml I I HI IIV'U IU llU-ir liumt nv , n una, j Wash., alter vinlllng here with re-i latlvea lor about three wecla Thev also visited ut Maker for a1 , r..e ,iv with Mrs. Moran's sis- ' j ter. Mr. Miiran, who accompanied i them to La (Jrande, en route li Indlanai.olis, Jnd., tttt-nd the ! i i h .,i.. ' .... I. .11 ..... i -n..,l I i Vn L-imu llilfl I, l.: ,.. r th nnrlhorn miit. ' tensive waterway system; protec- T?TIV fTTIJX'tt IV A (Hon of agriculture from delibec 1U1II 1U1V.0 1 1 .nXc 0r international use or Instru 68 AT MINIKAHDA """'a of credit against It; Its ex- panslon of cooperative marketing (Continued from Psk 1) l,r ng, of the home club, was, square with ftolatid Mackenzie, Washington, both scoring 7s. 1 I Jones' si'ore came within one j stroke of his record T in the sec- j ond qualifying round, whero ho went out in a reinarkubh; 31 und j i.enuie home in 36. Ills two best J ! nlnei added for these rounds would j ( have given a score of C4 for the j H.iKi'.t-yard course. ! A" ''"""' mi"lTy followed okcrn wwc Injured in omiminlKt .lom-a ami Johnston and not plenly Sawu-Vaiuclti d,M,u.nti ations lure ;or xl.lt(,,m., , , , ,, ,,,,. , ,.,.,,,,., , , ,,, .,. Al. , Tlll,-t.UIullls,. eroeted H.arrl- jlatnn raicited live lilrdlea and was .,.ade across Htreet ear lines and al- i over par on only one hole, thVtupti-d police with stones and l.ol- i '"! I. "here I rove to roach Mrs, Thc ,.,., .,, wu ..I... . i 1 " .FdiiiiMin mi ...i ...... , ir.ih where Jones again got In the rongli anl iook a par. I in meuai piay. amiougn n ai i putts were conceded when the bol was safely won by the scores were. Joihm :t'-:::i ii. (Hilmel 36-36 "li. Kvans 36-3S -74. Meld HH-yfi 74, Johnston S7-ft! 70. Leg ;ts-:is 7. Mackenzie Il'i-t" 7(! Klnlay : N 7 7. "MA ki;.m:iv toi king l TIIK NOKTHWi;sT PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 25 (API Mis. Minnie Kennedy, mot hr of Aiiuce Semple .McPhepn. los; Angeles evangelist, left hy moior Kidny for Scuttle, after stopping here overnight. She was aceom- patiie-i ny ivnarvina kuucck, avuo who ' i.tn. i'i.-i.-m. i.s ' hM.W'IML Colo.. Aug. I'.'i. (AIM An alrplaiif carrying mall ful-j President Cootfdgu to Haphl City. Underwear, Shirts, Every Article Now NATIONAL POLICY IS GIVEN BLAME Present Farming Crisis Due to This, Declares Chicago Leader W II. IJ A M STt W N. Mass.. A U'. 25 (AT) MlamiiiK deliberate na tionals policies for tlm present farming crisis, (ieoriro N. I'ci k. fj Chicago, president of the Ained- ' can . council of agriculture, de-' dared today ut the institute ofj politics that n rectifying or ad - j justing measuro will have to be j udopted, 4iOHs(l)ly within a year. lie culogled tlie McNary-Ma ugeii bill und attacked the administra tion measure as a dole, a dis tasteful subsidy, allowing farmers In drain the national treasury when In need. The proposal to ereato a farm hoard to loan money to cooperating associations he d --! scribed as uu equally repugnant j alternative. j The McNary-Hnugcn measure. ! lie hHil, would encourage the j l growth und effectiveness of co-1 while the t nH, ,...l. 1,1 IlK ' , ,,.... ' ' H i , . , , hIvwhI..J iiIho the re.nov-J til of government stimulation of competitive farm prod i r I I o n r c H.om.uu unu ....... seiiirmeni iioiicics oecauae e?icen- obtains. rSfl development of e- to lessen the cost of distribution, und the effecting of tax adjust ment. Hamburg Cop Killed In Riot With Radicals;1 HAMltPlIO. Germany. Aug. (AP) One policeman was killed kiiicii was on iiuiy. ne was tirug iroMl a Mifoet ear, severe n ninP(i !)n,i uficr running fevv y.,,Us wa overtaken in a state of Cl)iM,s0. Tll0 11U(l( !IJftlhl tucked hi in with .biir-'ei-.s and eluti no opponent i0ice who ,-llshed to his rescue ' ' were received with a shower of j stones. They retaliated wit h ic tvidver shots. j Order' was reestablished early. .this morning after more hard fight ing in which the other police und j onlooker's were injured. ! . . COPS DESCEND ON 'APARTMENT HOME, GET VEER voitTLANO Ore.. Aug 25 (VP) I Aniu,, wlth Hearch warrants of- f,(.,.rj( vestenliiv visited Highland ' -ourt apnrlinenl hou: at 711 Gil- ! ., strtn,( Helze.l two Ihoitsand , Col.-nm n. was tnanager of tli itftnient house. lip- The state dry agent.H and deputv Mhi-rllfs in the mid disem-er...! s, La, Grande, Oregon. Blouses, Hosiery, on Sale PRETTY MISS GROWS HER OWN DRESS! ' sf r ' hi IK . I III V, - L W 1'relty I'liyllis funiiiugiiaiii of win .lose. t.ai.. soon wm uuu u e Hllk dress produced entirely by her own private silkworms. Hbe raises the wih'iiih, winds the silk from tho cocoons with her own apparatus, and weaWs her own fabric. The picture.' shows Phyllis with some of her pets and the device she made berwelf Tor remov ing the silk from the cocoons. Sunday Parade, Halted By War, In Stride Again I.ONI t( X ( AIM-The Sunday ehnr'h parade has come back to Hyde Park. I-'or u lime it up pea red that tin- Important event of olden ays. which tourists llieliltteil in their itinerary along with the Tow- of London and Westminster Abbey, had become an obsolete f unci ion. Hut the .show has re- turned this summer in all its old time glory and ciirren I styles in feminine dress have made il more colorful t tin ii at any other period. Kifl celt or t wenty years ago nearly every one who wanted to be somebody took a place In the. park on Sunday morning. Imnic- lialuly alier church services1, shar- (n- n til procession of life and llton. Hut during the war the big antde tell off tremendously ntut i n,.er became lis real old M.,l lin, this SUinnier. ! Tii.ie I'.. is changed the customs. The. Ill Mt df'SSed people do leSS promenading than formerly, and are content to occupy a back seat or a bench- under a tree, watching the bthen half of. the world go by (or fbn hour or so. Munnefiiii! wearing nl! the hit-j est raris, ClN'Ui'ilM liiive .ui'ini .- .-.i to the puradc. as have wills with l-alwardlan irnek Some are triill efl by do;:s selecP-d lo match their costumes to Ihe dot. iTljACIIERS ()F ALL SCHOOLS A HE SECURED (Continued from Tag V. Wilkcrson. .Mrs. Lv. l Gi eiiw ood sehoid enneii. Willow. Open Tuc-dav Morning All of lb" schools nl l,i Grande will -p'i T;Mday nioiniie.'. Sepl. t, at !' o'cloek. The eleioeiUary sehool 'pupils will report at thai .lime to be enrolled and will be ilts- missed early nnornved be to have ciirolliiielil heir parents. They will retorit l the alteriuH hoid at I o'cloek 111 or a short session mplett. enrollment. Will not. heejn 1111- II f lo eh nd Regular clas jlil Wednewli The high ! id Th.- day iiiornhiu with a uetu-nil a-uc My al :i o'cloek to which, as i.-t n to ma IV wit 1 1 all local hi h sehi assemblies. Ihe general public invited. At the he.e oT the ase blv Hturlents will prm- I to em a nd rejoin r l.is;.e.H will he;: in a I the opening of the atlernuon st aiou. liy careful distrihul J.u of enroll ment amoiu; avaflahle cla.is rooms, it is hop.-d that Ihe especleil tn creaf.c of appruxiutiilelv l,MI jmpiln can he aeeonunoilaled uHboUl ad ilitlonal tellflMU-H. The fii Hl uenel a I faelllly ineel -Inu' will be het.l on Monday. S-pi . al in o'clock In Ihe morning In the 1 1 1 u 1 1 school auditorium, w hen plan for the year will be oMlllnc.l In addition to lhi. there will be a UieeliiiU of t lie school prinejpa Is wiih the siiperinleodeiit iu his of lice 'aturda,v afternoon, Spt. J, at .clock. IJ-I id Teacher-. l-'.dlowllIK Is a ll"t of Hie teach ers who will teach in the public schools here this year: Ilifih m-IiooI: Anne AriioMux. C;-rh n iiauiimnn. .Ma.lL-e lu-.Jke. Klhel IW-eltford. i:.i!ih V. Christie. Ltd ('. Hais, Alvin M. Iliavk, .Mrs. Iletthn llayn. l.yla K. Holt. Itoih A Jhn- u. AMiial.mi l Lee, Alia I '.. I.illle. Ilulb i,oni:l' lb. V. K. A. ,l- ;,.e hi a II. Alilte Muri.tr.'. Z-lda I'rard. itwn 1 1 Mi. I,. -ii U 'ti li. i n. Laura i;. Thomas ami W. Thomas. J Menu-lit a ry liuth IIiowji, Helen Vina A. Conley, M rw. I bw l , H uKa una I feit 1, I ,i,renzo vv. i...im... l-:h-,i ii-. r I i. . ( .Ml-. I'll' , Mrs, Kihel LMis. .Ml-s. Mr.-. i.1e, I MM Ii fii.n ick bet, .Mr.-. .Moliie Cr...M. CN.nche II Mrs .Mitre .-.iss!er. Ilenrb-Mi I, Il.T II..'.! riCL', Mildred Ib-yt. Mrlt Kbbid'jc I I.KI in mi. Mis Hit;. I" .1 .1'.! . -. . h.I. I ' :! '.( I 1 .N.'lll. II.". I.I I... I;. .' Nil.. I. I'liinii. Mr . I! . .I..1HI- I.. Mllf ll. Ml t.i K:.IM" M I' IO'i- .MlH.I S I...I. ..iii.lri-. I-.-..I Ii- li.illl-'. I.. ..I. V. ....i-.-v. I. . .N.lli.' I!. .X I,.,. 1,1 I. la.-ii- All Kin l.-rll M..I-I-. ,'!l. W. .!!.-. lill'iM M II. Kill. 1:1.. II. I..' I. j. ii in.. I'lll! t y M . , T)t-.tm'r. V - ' n K. Tiggidbeek. Mr MarjMierietle Towler. Art.i M K. .Vernon, Mrs Veritw i:ileamu Lowell William- toit. Heatrlee Young Williamson. tod Sarah III LIlA i: Tillslll MINOS SALKM. (He.. Aug. lift (AP) The minds of Multnomah county political leaders will be relieved by uu opinion of Attorney Gener al Van Winkle to Governor Put lerson today, holding (hat certifi cates of nomination for congress ill the third district special election may be tiled with tne secretary of stale at any time between the dat on which the governor! writ was iKsued and the date nr. the eh-etiou. The election has been set for Oct. 1 S. The lime to question whether or not life is wonh living il when vou have to pav a big doctor's hill.' "Kotdlsh spending" consists lM part In l' with a dollar and ettltiK only iiu cents' worth of enjoyment. (ioil.l.inl, New Yrk it. whii iTe;lr! a r...r-t lo c;.i.fiHMr V;iM7.ll c i III II I i I - I !..'; sh.nv lt I .'T. 'jit I mi. I fwi ipl". hi' of I !i- lutil il.T I.Mllf-t.-; h:ii.l w.l.s lire. I fl'llli olv. T. " : ' t", ,l t !LYA iCL- f.imous auliior. li.ii Announced lh.it lie will :jrnd liis rernaifiuiK ycirs in I Inllywood, where he will aid young wnlcrs h(nm.Iuf . i l tl Iillll"S CO III e lo I II oa W IH 'iv .lt l.v In, li lion. 111.. ll.iV.-ltV worn off. SURPRISE! if A .i f r ' I 1 j t ' ' i 'alvin 1 1 f irci nils e stir by hi; Kuller'M Sa ( OUN I sroY. MIIRHFRFR TWO lllVillUllUJIlJ II V OTHERS ESCAPE Wifeslayer and Jailmates Kick and Burn Their Way to Freedom CHLIIALIH. Wash.. Aug. L'5 ( P Sheriffs and police In Western Washington totlay were asked to be on the lookout for a 'convicted murderer ami two other ' prisoners who kicked and buriK I i t heir way out uf tin; county jail here early today. Two of the prisoners, Kmmett Hal ley, ,'Jf!, w Ifcsluyer, whoso scheduled hanging June 17. wn;i halted by appeal to the supreme court, and A. J. Hurke. 41, await ing trial on criminal unsaid t charges, are expected to put up a desperate fight to escape capture. The third prisoner Is W. K. Kob ert s. -.", a negro, accused of a series of burglaries. Sheriff Kdward Deggeller :il 1 he believed the break had be. n n ) a n n c ti for iiuuo than two months. A steel bar. which w.is . I removed from the tank confining CcllO FOV (i!llStS ( them, had been sawed t h rough j i sometime ugo und the erack filled: I with colored bread crumbs. j LtlNlu ( A I')- Prince Goorgo After removing the steel bars has earned u nutuo us an "enter ,lhe trio set fire to the wooden talner." sheathing covering the brick walls, It was at one of the "Ho-sotne-charring It sufficiently to permit thing" parties popularized by Mrs. them to reach and removo u mini- Vernon Lewis, a New York hostess; b;-r of biicks. Moitar holding In the hotcbsuhe of the Maharajah the bricks In idaee was kicked of Ibilnlnla; ! away and the. men lowered llicnt - selves to the ground with ropes made from the canvas off the. j hunks. Schlee, Brock On Way to Maine to Begin Globe Trip GPItTISS KIKLO. K. Y Atlg. J (AIM Kdward l' Schlee and ; uiiam nrocK. woo nope iu ntiiivn a record night arouiul the world. I left for Old Orchard. Maine, ut 11 o'clock today on the first lap of u f Iiu hi to Harbor Grace. N", 1, "''''' ""'V "Xlecl. to start their KK'be-glrdllng grind on Saturday, S,'hl,' wealthy hetrolt business man. announced before binvlng In i nis m inson-1 'ciroiier fuouopiaue,, i nni i ne la kc oi i iroin tiurnor Grace for Croydon Kiighind. wus sel tentatively for Sat ui day. Onlv a small irruim which In- . 1 eluded tlie wives of tlie two. flyers. witnessed the departure of tho "Pride of I tetroit". The w Ives said they felt their husbands "were taking the longest sporting chance, of any flyers this year." Wives liry-Myod Mrs. Itroeli and Mrs. Sehlee were both -'dry -eyed us their husbands mounted Into (he cockpit, but Mrs. Sehlee broke into tears after the monoplane's motor started roaring in Its preliminary I une up. Sehlee and ltroek hope to circle the globe In 1 "i days, thereby beat tug the record of 2K days establish ed last year by Linton Wells and Ivlward S. Kans, who travelled by airplane, train and steamer. Star Theatre TONIGHT .Dempsey- FIGHT PICTURES yiiowing the much discussed fight just as it hapiieiied. I-ast round in slow motion. Other Film Attractions , FRIDAY And WILLIAM I? ox BUCK' JONES - Good as G A thrilling tale of claim jumpers and their fabulously rich mine. Coniedv "(iENThEMEN PREFER SCOTCH" PARAMOUNT NEWS IN THI wa9 1101 Ailanii siore No, 1 l.a (iianclut Ore. Women's Pumps $1.98 Patents, tan ealf pkins and l)londe kids shoes that you'll marvel that even Breier can sell them for $-1.98. Spike, Cu ban and military heels. Prince Plans His i After dinner tlie Maitarajaii an- uoiiueed that Instead of thc usual musical entertainment netore in I dancing began, everyone of his guests won hi have to contribute something toward tho fete. The , king's third son borrowed a celb und played a solo, then changed to a clarinet and did the same. A broken promise may be mend rd but It always shows a crack. K We Buy for Less We Sell for Less NEW SHIRTS Coll.vr-uttachcd styles In plain uml Hinart fancy pat terns llroadclolhH, inadr im and ut tractive printed pat terns. Kxceltent qutil'.t'.ci und except lonul valueti $1.23 WORK SHIRTS i Hlue and urey fduinibrayn, '2 pockets,' rull cut 3!)c ' NewYdrk5t5r2 Deslt oyers of Hiuh I'rices. ! SATURDAY TL i -a A l.'n i ii . I:-. .1 I V