La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1928, Image 5

Y Friday, June 22, 1928
LKGRA
EVENING OBSERVER
Pasre Five
Local News In Brief
Vl-llliu; lit Jlycrs Ikimo Mwtlnc Fustpoiictl
, Maude unl Kichurd Lewis arei Too many conflicting cukiibp
'lHttinK in Im Grande with their- ments resulted In the postponing
ulster, Mm. Hulph Hyers, and with of tho Central Labor council meet
othur rolntlves und friends. -. . injr, scheduled for last night, to
July 5.
iSKUig in iv nil
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tanner and
ilatiKhter, Gladys, went to Bend
early UiIh week for a t:u week's
visit In tlutt city. They mudo tho
trip by car. '
i -
IIIIO I'IKMII UllitllUlII
Among the college students who
have returned homo for tho sum
mer ur Cornelia Hunsen and
Mabel Hchufer who urc home from
Whitman.
Attend ShfM)
Among thu many out-of-town
visitors , at Tho Observer's free
Hero for Vbdl
Mrs.- Jennie - Blevfns, of Mur
phy hIj or o. lit., Is spending a few
duya horo visiting with Mrs. J. M.
Kochcnsparger at her home on T
avenue.- Mrs, Itlevins has boom
on an extensive tour of the West
und spent the winter In Hollywood.
Hhe will go from hero to Culdwell.
Ida., for a visit. -Mrs. Hlevins Is
on her way East now.
Leave for Poiiluud
lr. W. M. Pearo Is leaving to-,
morrow night for Portland whoro
ho will reman until Wednesday,
----- mi it in minim mini iTuiii'Buuy.
rooifing school yesterday were Mrs. 1 Mrs. Pearo and their daughter,
U Denlmm nnd Mrs. H. H. WeutlL-
crspoon, und Mrs. Welton, of Klgln,
Accept Position
George Pukor, who Is attending
school at O. S. C, Is home for tho
summer vuentlon and has accepted
a position witn me Eastern Uregon ' crtug from the mumps,
Light &. Power company. He Is S , :
tho sun of Mrs. Frank 13a kor.
Kathleen, aro on an extended stay
In Portland and he will visit with
them. Dr. Pea re was called to
Portland for a meeting of tho state
board of optometrists who will glvo
state examinations tho first or next
-T ook, - Miss Kathleen Is just rocov-
FINAL CLASS t ; '
OF, COOKING
SCHOOL HELP
(Continued from Pag 1) ',"
t
' : - :' ..Xoff Roll Dcvset4
H lb. marsmallowa,
H cup cream
Vg lb. dates -
H lb. Honeymld graham crack era
1 pint Blue Mountain Whipping Inches apart on grouped pun.
oration f16ur. Holt out Into, rect
unglo. Cream 13 cup cream cheeso
with syrup from preserved ginger.
-Add 2 tablespoons finely chopped
ulnarer. : Poll un like lollv roll. Cut
jiuio 1-Inch thick slices. Plueo 2
M cup luke-warm water ,
1 teaspoon alsplce, . - ,
1 toaspoon ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon 1
2 cups Federal Ion flour
Mix In the ordor given. Do not
Hall Expects To
Head State Senate
cream. -
Soak the cut marshmallows In
the Vx cup thin cream. Stene
and cut, up dates.' Cup up walnut
meats. ; Roll,, the graham crack
ers. Mix all together thoroughly.
Mold Into a cylinder or log shape.
Let stand several hours. Berve
In stives with whipped cream. This
serves 8. , ; ,
Frown Fruit Kalad
13 cup of stiff muyonuulse
jtclnm to Portland
, Mr, und Mrs. J. C. filngner re
turned by, car yesterday to 'Port
land after visiting for about two
ttt-eks with' their son und duugh-;
ter-in-luw, , Mr. and Mrs. C. AV.
Mngner, of Joel's grocery.
lljh' Kroni I.iikc-
Miss Sarah Williamson, .who Is
spending the summer at Wallowa
Lake where she is In charge of
Ihe store, spent today in La
Grande. MIhk Williamson . Is a
teacher at Willow school. ,
Visited From ForndaU-
1 Mr. and Mrs. Keith and two
daughters returned today to their
homo In "'Kern dale, Wash., after
visiting here at tiio home of Mrs.
Alfred Milne for a few duys. Mr.
Keith aM Mrs. Milne were school
mates in Hcotland and had not seen
each other for 20 years. They had
a very pleasant remnlscient visit.
Mr. Keith Is a Fcrndulo bus! noun
.man. Mrs. Milne owns tho Wil
low, Glen nursery hero.
terday tn tho mutter of balancing
dinners. Hhe warns against too
much fat or sugar as harmful and
particularly flayed the hostess who
overloads tho plate of her Thanks
giving guests with rich heavy fobda
"just because' it Is Thanksgiving.'.'
"They come to bo entertained yet
some hostesses- make them mlaejv
able In their extra effort to en
tertain," she wild. .-"Have a nicely
balanced menu, some sweet, some
sour, some soft some solid and
serve hot things . hot and cold
things cold," she summed It up.'.
Making Rolls
Mrs, McLean discussed the mak
ing of rolls at length and the uee
of lceless refrigerator desserts
which she finds very delightful. 'A
number of questions . which had
been submitted by attendants ;at
tho school were carefully answered.
... Un ..Inun n thu .nhnnl B t
inirMiui m cw I,,,- Ioi,i h. erator. pans. l,et stand 2 to 3
n thn nii.lltnrtum Rtn anA fnn - hoUrS. SerVO
versed with Mrs. MlcLean who oh-t ayonnalse. " ' v
llglngly offered solutions for varl- ' 1 roseii lrab balnd
ous problems boforo she hurried j j Lcupcrub
off to begin her working of Judg-i cup white sauce
lng tho contests. ; - 1 1 .-f cun water, .
Many ' secured extra' .copies pC" V "T IT" '
tho printed menus of all tUiCV " '
days, expressing their desire to gi,'e . hkle nutmeg.
.1.'.. . r-ij- kj.. rc"P Blue ; Mounluln
put them In their owu cook boqlfc.V;
In quick oven. jburn easily
Itixl Mexican iliuculnto ! lightly with
3 cups milk 'for wuffles,
, hi cup ground Preferred Stock! burn
coffee
liako overheat waffle Iron, as molasses
Gretfse
a salad oil. Cook as
being careful to not
3 cup Blue Mountuln cream
whipped -. .
i teaspoon gelatine' -
3 tablespoons syrup from can
ned ffult or water
H teaspoon salt '
2 cups salad fruit, pineapples,
cherries, strawberries, 'oranges, or
white grapes.
Hoak gelatine In water. Ileal
until dissolved. Add to mayon
naise. Fold In sliced fruit nnd
whipped cream. Puck In refrtg-
on lettuce with
whipped.
Pleasant weather, not, too hbL, h-i r-'jr.. i
.,.. i bi- w--WfcJiAL-. I Soak Ifelatluo, In -cold
thnrnimhlv n lnv hi tn ttmirm -, k f ' Ad HO White . .SaUcW Add
Follti'ving are the' menu9-uged;
In today's cnoklng-sChool sesslaq
by Mrs. McLean.,..- Y-j. '
tiws to Pi'iidleton
Miss MiU Helen HelllwolL of
Portlaiul, who has been a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hohnenknmp
while she here for the Huker-Jen-neii
wedding last night, has gone
io Pendleton where she will spend
a few days visiting before, return
ing to Portland.
J ua tiles to Visit Pukor
j . Thirty or 40 Krfles and their
I wives, members of the auxiliary,
will go to Maker tonight for an
Kagle rally which Is expected to
bo a large event.' The officers and
drill teams of the lodges and other
members will go. Plans for the
event wepe discussed when the lo
cal lodge met at their hall last
night In a regular business session
(With Kred Itosson, tho president, In
I charge. .
Observer it was stated that Mrs. ( -
L. v. J)uncan was hostess to tho
' 4 V
water,
flaked
craiK-.t meat, ') Add seasoning.
leaye . uht eoId:' 'Add whipped
.ereanu fa mayonnaise. Void Into
e'ralj nalxture.'i Freosce in rofriger-
'nlot pqj oV In. mould packed In Ice
and suit.' '.vi. " ; v, ;. '
' .,''''. New Mayoiaialso
, 4 'egg . . ' - ' '-. -
; 1 tablespoon sugar -vt'
teaspoon salt , '
-li teaspoon mustard 1
feaspQonVpaprlka . ;
(4 vcuP .vinegftp- i -
cup salad oil '," i '-
r H cup, cornstarch
- 1. cu'p wafer
.Put. egg' seasoning, vinegar, and
salad olkklnto a bowl.. Don't stir.
with M cup water.
top.
Meeting Place Wi'oti? ; ;
In a society Item In yesterday's 1 1,.
air. ana mrs. iony nuMuiie and:...!,). ., i,..v..i
iiwiiiriiD ik'iiil- ii iti.iiuuury nucii'iy
im eting f on Wednesday. Mrs.
Gerald Pierson and Mrs, T. K.
AFTKKXOON'- RKFIdSHMES'Tg
Molded crab ealaU . .'V .
Artichoke club sundwlohes'
Log Roll Dessert V" v r.
Kronen fruit naiad .''i1'' ''
Iced Mexican chocolute , '
Ice box rolls : - ' .. ;'.,
Cheese pin wheels. - ; - t A
Ai-ilcbokc Club andwk-he
Doll medium artichokes In salt
ed 'water till soft. Cut off 1 Inch
of top or more If tops seemMpush; m cornsttirch
wn earn arucnose pui a. Slice rAflll . i;. , holHnr. wulnr. rook
chicken, a slice, of . tomato,. tien unti . fljlck cu-ar. Pour t)H
slice of chicken. SalCach :layeK Vot; pHste ' Into mlxtur In bowl.
Place half a hard cooked:egg fn Beat- With an egg bealer. until thor-
.1....VM.iirc.-ociw ougniy-bienueu. Lot stand mi com.
one . pint of mayon-
r. arl
tern oo n for Cheyenne, Wyo.i whoro
Mr. LaHalle will manage a basc-
lli.II nllllk Un Una I ,.1,1
1'U.rson wnro hostosses at the homo Ulln of '1G Grande IMi-ates this
ol the rorim-r at ferry. (season, and his team won ciKht out
Leaves fcir rortland .
on a lieu or shredded lettuce. Her.v .This makes
of.- M)00 Island,. naise:
Of nine league games and six out
J nt Bnvnn nvlilliltlnn i'iiiiihd Tlio'i
Miss Corlnne linker left last r..nn..-inn- i ...m . ..i
night for Portland where she will (1(M, wllh Mr huHuMc ln (;heyenne:'
Fpend a two-week vacation trip. G1I 8tokUe, p. u Mariow, Ned
miss nimer is a. Hiooiiprapner aS'-iinvlM and Kd Kmdlim. iv Tho In
tj-e telephone offices. Hhe accoin- uHti,in-nr -i..ivinrr
..James Avon i , -, ?r n i. "
was hero 1 , t
for tho wedding of their sister, I Some men. do their courting un-
lleli-n to J-ouis li. Jensen last der the impression that fair play Ingredients.
liignt. ne er won fair lady.
m inn imnn in u. muuii
tJie telephone offices. . S
iVnied her.,tfis(er,. M i-s. ,Ji
fJean, of, Poitland. who
Dressing
Molded Crab Salad ; ;
1 tablespoon gelatine,- - ' '-x
'I tablespoons witter.
1 cup mayonnnise --. , .. ,"
1 cup crab meat . ; r '
2 tablespoons- ... chopped
meutoes ' ; . . ; ' r"
k cup chopped celery , ' ;
; Vt green pepper .
' 2 tablespoons chopped onion
Va cup chopped green, olives
, ,1 hard cooked egg. .
Soak gelatine . In
Heat till dissolved.-
Cliche Pin Wheels
McWllllams white bread. Spread
f Jengt h; of - - Ion f -generously wit h
;creamed hutter. I. ut slice inch
thick, lengthwise of loaf. Unread
pVf.wlth'- pimento . cream or cream
(j.f,- ,cbeeae. , RolT length wise like jel
L jj ly " roll. . Keep -In moist cloth till
a revxdy to 'use; - Cut Into - W-lnch
' v slices .like -cinnamon ..rolls. Toast
In -broiling1 tven." Servo with sal
ad May be cut Into 1 'i-lnch
bold wate length's Instead of thin slices.
I'omuine all... . j i van urn ica iiihiiiii
r
Put into" molds. ,Thls;-Make standard baking powdor
makes 4 servings.'. ' . . ( biscuit' dodgh, uslng 2 cups Fcd-
t'hooHo frtim bne lot
Men's and Young Men's
fine Hulls, newest stylen,
values to $37.50, now,
sale price, suit
$23.65
Hurry! Hurry!
Buy Before It's Too Late
TIME IS GETTING SHORT;
Only a Few Days Mbre of These Mighty '
- Savings on Men's and Young Men's v
Wearables- ,'
Clint's Clothiery 7 1
Anot her .'''group' Men's
and Vouhg ifeu.'s 'qual
ity suits,, attractive how
styles, Values to $42.00,
. now, suit '" '
$27.75
FORCED TO UNLOAD SALE
Suiiirdny Special
Hose 10c pr.
(Mm Lot Men's regular
511c Dre.ss Hocks, assort
ed faiH-y put terns,, at
the ridiculously low
price of, pair
10c
( Limit, 2 pair to a
customer)
A Real Buy
Klltr&s One lot Knot
Ni hulz and Weyenberg
nhoea In ha I and liluch
er style, kid and calf,
black, brown. Priced
regular at .ii5. A real
value a( tho regular
price. ' Now Kxtru Spe-
ciul, pair
$4.45
Closing Out
1 1 0 Discont I u it lng
nur entire stock men's
Jr, ieed fine dresa
shoeSfthe famous ctith
lon sole, kid and kan
garoo, black ami 'tan.
K no nil tho world over.
Our .low reg. price of
$I2.&U slashed uguin,
now, pair
7.95
$7J
Pick . w winner from
this lot Men's and.
Voting Men's suits, most
wanted styles and pat
tern, values to $49.50,
ile' price, stilt
Every Price Cut to the Limit In A
SECOND GIGANTIC SALE
r- . .
Our cntlre Mlock Men's and Young Men's finest cloth- ,
ing, Hats, Shoes, FurnlshinHS, Luggage, lite, going nt nale,
prices that challenge comparison. Quality remains uHtff
present high standard, tho only difference being' in the"
price. Don't miss this opportunity. It's a real ebuuee to ;
save. Only a few days more, so hurry
Hosiery
Kutire stock Women's reg
ular $I.H( pure thread Silk
Hose most wmited odors
all slst ph. Now priced
for complete sale, pr.
69c
Hosiery
Women's Allen A Silk
J bislery, full fashioned,
most wanted shades, chif
fon und service; all sizes,
ltegulur . to $1.05, Now,
pair
$1.24
One tot Men's and Young
Men's Suits, values to
$4..'i0, while any remain.
Mill
$7.50
All two piece light weight
summer suits, values to
$37.f0, sale price,, suit,
special
$15.00
Hosiery
Kntire stock Women's reg
ular $l.y"i pure thread silk
hose, chiffon and service
weight, full fashioned Al
len A line. Most wanted
colors. Now', pair
$1.49
Hosiery
ppgulnr $'2.2Ti Hrilllunt
line pure thrVud Hflk Mne
for women: full fashioned,
wanted shades, chiffon
and service weights. Now,
pair .
$1.68
Buy Till It Hurts. Buy Now!
CLINT'S CLOTHIERY
"The Store With A Conscience"
Shifts 45c ea.
One lot men's work
shirts, of fluj; quality
"gray 'and blue chum-,
bray, full cut, Tegular
36c v u I u e. Assorted
sizes, on sale, cuch.
(Limit, I only, to a
customer)
45c
Closing; Out
SMOKS UlnioliiniuiliK
tur ciitlre lui.k lld
iiioiiUh und Kout Hcliiil.
CI lie bIiocs mill oxCordK
for men und yoiliiK
hieu. Tho fluent fuuC
weur ut the piii'e. Tiin,
. bluck. kid Mid "calf.
Itee- 8.80, iiuu- lirlted.
out they ku
$5.95
; Closing Out
' N KTT LliITO ti H Ulscou
tlnulng thin fine high
grade make footwear
fur- men and young
mem known the world
over for style and qual
ity,, shown In tun und
bluck. kid und kanga
roo, shoes und oxfords,
latest styles, regular
M-0. extra special
sule price, pair
4 -Inch pieces slick cinnamon
4 cups cold Itluo Mt. milk
4 squares chocolate
cup boiling wutor
Vj cup sugar
2 teaspoons Burnett's vanilla
Hcald 2 cuns milk with cofl'eo
J and cinnamon. Strain. Melt choc
olate, add boiling wutor and su
gar. Stir well. Poll 6 minutes.
Add tho sculdcd milk. Cool. Add
I vanilla and tho 4 cups cold milk.
Serve in tall glasses over crushed
Ice. Top with whipped cream.
Iliittcrsculrli ItlM-ult
4 cups 1'Vdoratlon flour
5 teaspoons K-C baking powder
1 teaspoon salt ' , .
13 cUp shortening
18 cup Hluo Mt. milk 1
23 cup Meadow Harvest but
tur , . .
ij cup brown sugar
Mix first 5 ingredients an same
as for baking powder biscuit. Roll
iWo rectangle Inch thick, Cream
butter and brown sugur. Spread
aver dough. Hull up llku jelly roll.
Cut 1 Inch thick. Hake on greased
pan at 4f0 b for 15 minutes.
Makes. 3 dozen. May add chopped
pecans to filling mixture.
(claliiic Salad I'Voeu
'i envelope Knox golallno
4 talilwpooiiH water
1 - egit yolks
- 3 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon Meadow Harvest
butter ' .
2 tablespoons pineapple Julco
'teaspoon salt - - '
1S teaspoon paprika.
18 cup vinegar.
- 23 cup Hluo Mt. milk
1 cup Itluo ML. whipping cream
. 1 cup mixed fruit
Soak tho gelutinej In tho water.
Heat (he- milk. Add vinegar, egg,
gelalinu und seasoning. Cook till
thick. Cool. Stir well. As tho
dressing begins to set, fold ln 1 cup
whipped ci earn and thu cup of cut
fruit. Chill or frecao In mold.
Serve on .lettuce with mayonnaise.
;itigcr Jellied Fruit salad
23 cup syrup from canned fruit
2 tablespoons gelatine ' -
' 2 tablespoons cold water-
2 tablespoons sugar ' j.
VI cup lemon juico
1 cup ginger nlu .
1 cup Preferred Slock canned
fruit
2 tablespoons Canton ginger
I'lnch salt(
Add gelatine soaked In cold water
to boiling syrup. Add suit, sugur.
Cool. Add lemon Juice, ginger ule.
When begins to Het, stir in fruit
und ginger. Turn Into molds. IJervo
wllh, imiyounnlse und whipped
cream. - - '
, Oingci bread Waffle
X egg ...
Mi cup Meadow Harvest buttur,
melted . ,..''' '
, J cup molasses
1 teaspoon soda In
Ictt Bon llolU
1 yeast rako -
Mt cup luko-TAiirm wutcr .
23 cup shortening -
93 cup sugur
1 teaspoon suit (
1 cup mashed potatoes, V
1 cup lilue Mt. mllk v
2 eggs v ,
8 Mi cups Fedoruttou flour .
Scald milk. Add shortening,
mashed potatoes, sugar, salt, egga
well beaten, yeast, and flour.1 Mix
well. Put Into Ico box 'until' ready
to use.1 Shape. Let rise. Buko.
8ALKM, Ore.,' Juno .23 (AP)
Htate Senator Churlee Hull, of Coo
und Curry county, whllo hero today
from Mnrshfield. saW thathe :be
1 leves that Is no doubt that he w ill
bo elected president of thceenai-e
at tho 192 session of the Je.gts
latgre. Hull said that he hue not
yet pledged ony of thv senuto mem
bers, but will do that before long.
Ho said that Sonutor .. Mlllor of
OraftU Pass la not a candidate ant
will support him for tbo position.
v SALEM. Ore., Juno 28 (AP)'
With tho pledges of three Members
of tho next Marlon county execu-:
tlve delegation forwarded to him
by telegraph today, Representative ;
It. H. Hamilton, of ltend. has the
pledges of enough members to elect -him
-apeaker of tho next house of:
representatives. ,
The bride Is given In niarriuge, 1
sometimes the groom Js sold . (
Melika Second
In Marathon For
Indian Runners
OltANTS PAHS, Juno !2 (AP)
With only one Indian still runnlne
und ho not In tho inonoy. tho Ked
wood Indian muruthon la near Ita
cIoho and trix Indiana aro richei hy
10.000 tho amount uf tho prises
fur which SO rodakinned runners
htnrted from Kan
10:3(1 a. in.. Junu 14.
Aa fur u tlo vunnners aro con
cerned tho marathon - la ovor. It
In unlikely , that .llcuua . Silver
WlnKa, tho aey'enth jnan, and tho
only one -still on tluVreud," will fln
lah as ho '-wjw-atlH moro than 22
mlli'H out at .8:3(1 this iliornllift.
Mullka, ' the, 'colorful old Zunt,
ciimo In aocohd' ut 6:5f- luat nleht,
eight hours and, 27" minutes later
than Flylnc cloUd, , winder of tho
event. Melika wus puundlnff alonff t
steadily und spurted tho luat few
blocks through' . tho -crowds that
kuvq tho bid 'man u ,'reul ovation.
.Krunciacont
Chamber of Commerce
Here Calls Meeting For
Discussion of Problem
(Continued from Pas 1)
TODAY SATURDAY
OF 7X3E v..
ssapJLtfeisssSBMwaMMaB
fill
rsrvrnrs
i I I'm' i
I the
7Jhtmuvid:
the buHlncHB.Thero must bo hoiiio
reasons for this. ' ,.
"Actual conditions of our high
way should be Intimately known
to everyone. . This Information In
proclso detail can be, readily had.
"Tourist, travel 'should lncreuso
from now on. and wo must bo fully
prepareU 'to. tako caro of It tho
only way "wo can get together on
all these matters and thrash each
one out to conclusion Is: All In
terested In tourist, travel, our high
way conditions, the .ways and
means to attract moro travel un
der tho, present '.existing drcum
stunccs, to meet at the Chumbor
of Commerce office, noxt Monday
ulglit nt 7:30 o'clock, for full und
open dlscusslon of every phase per
tulnlng to the - situation. If tho
vurtous lines associated with tho
handling of tourists, supptlcs, nc-
commodatlona, etc., aro properly J
represcntou at ino proposeu ineei
Ing It Is reason a bio that It should
.result In cortuln ..- understandings
and conclusions that may bo wide
Jy beneficial. . '
"Please do :us tlio favor of re
plying to this communication bo
foro noon ' tomorrow, Saturday,
Juno 23rd." r.
-., (Signed) . '
. Union County Chamber of Com.
Portable
There nro -loo many people who
celelinited Father's Uuy by usklng"
him for something:.; .,
WITH i '
FAV WlAV
GARY COOPER.
WILUAM A.WELLMAN
rhO PUCTION
A daring mystery
melodrama of a
squadron of flyers
who court 'death to
land spies behind ene
my lines. v t
I ' A-'''',-'-,;i: ; '-.'i
: With the screen's
New Star Pair
Of Lovera
Paramount News
Felix Comedy
Admission : 40c
Childien ......10c
$8.85
Classy Huits for Men
and Young Men. group
ed la one big tot. high
grade, latest styles. Val
ues to iit.K now, suit
With a Heu x
Amplifying
T ON E
Chanibcr
Plays all Records
A positive
vacation
NEED
Let us Demonstrate
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S
SUITS
KEITH HATS
I'or style, for service, with ei-
Hats have always been to
$3.95 -..84.05
In l Im
L'lmlee
Clearance Of
STRAW HATS
v Ieghurns, Yeddos and
81.95
NOVELTY SOX
New novelty patterns In Men's ltayou and tillk
Mixed Hocks
25tf - 35
ON SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY
JUNE 23RI)
, Values up to $29.50
1 . CHOICE ... .,. .
$18.75
This magnificent lot of suits are the finest we have
shown this season models the latest and fabrics
consist of worsteds, twists and herringbone in the .
newest shades of tans, browns and combinations.
MEN'S OXFORDS
and Dress Shoes
New Mullein in Tun mid lllaek Kids mill fnlfs
I'.luclier und IIiiIm well Holes und rubber
heels '
83.95 - S-1.45 - 4.U& .
, Heavy Work Shoes
Hiilld All-I.eiither Siout Hhues
81.95 - 82.45
Coinblniilli'll Helen. Mueuuslll Toes
82.69
MEN'S OVERALLS
Heavy Waist Copper riveted.
81.00
WORK SHIRTS
(line a in- tlruy Chambruy, double stitched 3
Dockets
50 39
uoniy
chers,
2.45
$37.75
Destroyers of High Prices