'Tuesday January 15, 1929:
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 -
Local News In Brief
John Hu-Vurt Hi
John fit Stewart
bo ill at
home.
la reported to
At Foley! llotrl
H. Hil lard, of Pendleton, la a
visitor in la Grande. Ho fa ut the
Foley hotel.
Nr. UwH VWls
H. C. Kocs, of t'nion. Is u visitor
In this city today. He in registered
ut the Kolcy hotel.
H
At. Siieaijirtwa
J,. M. Green, of Pendleton, is a
visitor ill' thin city today. Ho fa
ut the HuCajawca Inn.
From PcJidl.iou
l. 11. Klnehelor, or Pendleton,
urrlved in thla city yesterduy. He
la registered ut tho Hucujuwea Inn.
Mr. HuitIh Conu's-
it. A. Harris, of Pondlutou, la u
JLvlvilfii In .1 ii flrnmlfi uhil In ultivltir!-
V'ir tlw. I., ....... t.,n
i. DaWs VIMIs .
Mrs. lui'liili HuvIk left La Grando
l-'iiday atlor visiting ftcru for a
short liiirc. Shu ItvcB ut Hilgatd.
M. I. A. Tossers
Defeat ML Glen,
Score, 22 to 9 y
I Mr. Towle Vl-1
i.eDnara iowic. 01 Love, u a via-.
itor In tills city today.
Leon Stoddard to Baker
Leon Stoddard, of thta city, la
a buainess visitor In Baker today.
IMHiakl Stoildanl Ill
Donald Stoddard la reported to
1m ill at hlH hnmn In A Grande.
Coca to Enterprise
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, of Tacouia,
Wash., went to Enferprlao today.
Gom to Ix'vilw
Elizabeth Pollock, of Vale, pass
i'd through La Grande thla morn
ing on tho way to Lew la.
Mr. Myers Visit
Mra. Don Myere. of Klgln. Is a
viaitora in La Grando today.
Arrives From Portland '.'
Mrs. J. A. Wonderllck; of I .a
Grande, returned thla mornlng
from Portland. : " - .
((ruing tlitli r
. ' Art Poston, whu underwent an
appendix- operutlon yesterday at
tliu Grande itonde hospital, la re
ported tot be getting along nicely.
Mr. Ixmtlilun to Klgln
. ' Ji. W. .'a Lowthlun. traveling
fre'lgljt agent " for the- Canadian
Pacific railway, wont to Elgin tu
dayv . .-'- '
: ; ' 1 .' '
Launder, Dixon. : Ellsworth Reh
aralt Ault. Vernon Letloy Strong.
A'ernon John Feebler, Delbert
Warn DcFries, Lloyd Clayton Car
penter. L)ule Phillip Murray, Lewis
uck Evan, Orlln Fitzgerald. Don-
' ; aid Allen Yeske, Wesley Merrill
The La .Grande First Ward M. '. Rapuich. WW-
I. A. basketball team, defeated, the; '"11 ' n L leaver, ltaymond Dean
Mt. Glen team S3 to 9 last night Scott. 1 homaa Wade Hooker. Clyde
at Ml. Glen. Tl.e game waa faat Harmon Kicker. Janus Oils Mc
and clean, according to It. K. Bax-'. Claln... Jlarold ltaymond Uruiigh
ter. referee. , . 'on Burr Courtwrlght, Ivan Olaf
Initiler defeated Union 17 to 10 Blmonaen. Jt'hurlea Wentworth
last night. . Husacll McKcnnon waa OWeall. Delbert D. Slattery; son ot
referee. .. - Mr' UBd Mr8' George William Gib-
In the game Friday between tho son; William. Gordon Kpencer. Wll
M. I. A. Second Ward basketball' ham Vernon Carpenter, Arthur
team and tho Cove Athletic club Gruls,., Clarence Lelloy Gibson,
team, the athletic club wcro.win- Donald Clulro . Davidson: son of
nera by a acoro of 30 to !S. Tho Mr. And Mra. H. Courtney; ltlchurd
M. I. A. team did not win aa waa Merrill Ansell: son of Mr. and Mra.
formerly .stated., . t - ( George Taylur; Frederick Mnth-
The percentages of. the teams ewa gaugg; son of Mr. and Mrs.
playing for the M. I. A. champion- Iteglnnl A. Wood; William Scott
Here arid There
In Legislature
Score Portland
Hotels Involved
In Investigation
ahlp are . aa followa: First Ward
.800: Second Ward. .7.10; Union
.600; Mt. Glen, .250; lmbler, .200.
MRS. SHANKS'
FUNERAL WILL
BE ON JAN. 17
Phy, Mux William Koelor, Robert
Mai how Keully, William Henry
Winn, ; Grunt Albert Glpsun, Lee
Walter Uerg, Wesley Dean Curte
man, Ueorne I.yle Hull, Churloa Iax
Vone Km ten, Wallaeo llenn liuff
man, Stanley Dale Jenkins Jr..
Clyde Arden Ituauu. Mutt blow AVH
liam Baldwin Jr.; huh of Mr. und
Mm, William Sandermin; t'hurlea
Henry Anderson, James Kdwucd
mill. Arthur David Sanford, Ken
neth KnOlh; Hon of Mra. und MrH.
Ira unnmn; Jack Miller 1'attbii,
31 r. Guflil lAuve . . '
j; W. H.-Ouild. division auper.ii
tendent -of the O.-W. railroad, loft
V6 Visit t Cove .1- '(
1 . Mm. . HtrtliR Monowlck."- ami
'dauirhtdr. Beatrice, arrived In lJt;T1,UrMly ornln(r ut id a
I Grande hia- rabrnlnrt where thejt btodlT
Iwereniet by. Mm. Wllllan. ;Hurrl. t Inrirrpaii
Mra. ClnuUlu Agnes Shanka. 29.
died Saturday at her home at Park
duh Ore,, following: a short 111
nosM due to : nneti.mmlH. Mra.
Hhanks was tho wife, of Guy Shanks, Stanley Konald MontKomery, John
formerly of l-u Grnnde. Hla father Ph.v JIuwph, Paul Kdwurd Gorhuni,
and brother, J. V Shanks and lou Haymoml KiiKene LeHter, ldiVorn
Shanka, realde here. (Wesley DuMura, Marlon Albert
i The fiiitoral- will be 'hold In I-a GiitfredHon. Charlea Wllburn
Grande ut the Catholic church Whltemau und won of Mr. und Mrs.
ni. Tlio C. Vumi, W'hoonhovcu,
HALKM, Ore., Jan. 15 (AP)
Secreturlea of chambers of com
merce und aimlltur promotion or
ganlsatlona will ba pluct'd on tho
railroad puaa of reduced faro list a
If a bill to be Introduced by Hen-
utor Klllot of Polk and Benton
count lea la enacted Into law. - The
measure would uuthorlie the public
service commission to extend that
privilege to tha promotion secre
taries. , 1
' The Ladles' Gurden club of Cor
vail la U asking for thn Introduc
tion of a bill providing for high
way beuutlfh'Htlon by tho elimina
tion of advertising boards and other
advertising devices ulong the roads.
It Is believed there will be opposi
tion from rurul producers who sell
their produce at stunds ulong tho
highways, .
in at the ynodgrasa, aud 'Im-1 ; GlfUW .MulUe Iu Johnson. lnru
an tniorttiui-y: c . -'!,:,, .,. Jj,1.iv,.v Vmii'i!.!.
; of l-ove.;. They .wIM-Kipifat CoVe, . anaim is. wurvmm ny nor joep Coburii, JiicMueliq AnnHoycM,
t . - .ii. t- Ufli.iA-' ' ! husband und Jourthltdron - KdlUl. Wii...mi.." " .i. .
il-iu r.. Inu. It I.. t II 1 ""y ian.tllf tK,aWV. . 1 ' m - : a . IIJJII lta IIUU I SUII, OIUIVIID 411-
,7.riZ ' u 1- .-- m .'i . ' t.-:--- i.onnuy. i, niuo.n..a,-anu . r T1dwell, I'liyllb. Cttlrollne Mc-
i"" " M-the wond dlvtelon. iioor Planes1 UiMI W Day .1, , 1 ! "", , who waa a week old last KlfM: -Tgi,,!,,. Dorrls..Joyee O.rpe.iter,
I? About four airmail planes .land j . - '.NalUa lata WIIhuii,, Mlchellne Gru-
1 da(lyat tho local alipoii accord- rhe Shanka at s park. hHnl -tilllll Marlo Aul.uhl Fennl.
' Inn n.r'm.ll' f Irxlnf t4'llA 'hfl ' liMMH UillV. 141 llllll'H mil II Ul' 11UUU. 1UTVI
,Jl8 lvn.iM following mfknM ut tho local field for some on 1 the Mt.-.Hood i-oud.
In Ha biennial report, mudu ()iib
llo toduy, the statu reclamation
commission recommends that irri
gation districts bo relieved front
obligation of repuyhig to tho stato
money that has been advanced for
tho payment of Interest on district
bonds. Also the commission rec
ommends repeal of the . Interest
guuruuteo net tinder which theuo
advuncv have been mudu.
HEAVY WORK
: LOOMIN G 1 FOR . ':
; LEGISLATURE
" (Continued from Pag )' ",'
POHTLAND, Ore.,-Jan. 15 (AP)
'Licenses held by from 16 to SO
second -rate hotels and rooming
houses will ho revoked and their
proprietors Investigated, Htanley
Sly era, district attorney, said hero
toduy. If the story of a widespreud
viet) orgunlsation, told by u girl of
21, h corroborated. Tho girl, who
said she had been a member of
tho ling,, was Induced to tell her
story by tho Pacific Protective as
sociation. '
. She told a tale of cooperation be
tween hotel und rooming house
keepers, tuxl men und policemen,
all living from tho curnings of a
largo group of young girls. , '
The evidence, said to bo sup
ported by uffuduvlts, is now In tho
hands of the district uttorncy'u of
fice. Myers said a complete in
vestigation would follow.
SIX DEATHS
DUE TO COLD
IN MID-WEST
(Continued from Pat 1
snow from a switch. Frank llrown,
48, switchman, throwing u switch,
was knocked down by a box cur.
IVro l'Yom North Powder
Mr. forKstrom, of North -Powder,
. son. ,
nhort visit. He stuyed ut the La
Gmnde hoitel, ., ; , . ,
J-Youi linker . .
j J. A. Thompson und Kred Hull,
of Hukcr, are visitors in la Grande.
While here, they are stopping ut tho
Sacujawett Inn.
i J
time. The planes aro en' route to
i Suit Lake and Pasco. ',
Visit In Ta-Gramlv-
! M. S. and Tony Hinith, of -
Union. Avere visitors In La Gmndei
last . Friday. Mr. Levy is a mer-j
Mr. Smith Is postinas
, Hpsenbuum, Luelle Green, Donna
rlfCe Carver, Caroline Loulne Grif
.mn, Maude. KIlzi'ibeth OKburn, Barb
ura Joan DeUoIe. Glennu Lorrain
ci Curl: daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
TW DKATIIS IX KANT
' Nvi:w YORK, Jan. 15 (Al) Tho
North Atlantic states today were
recovering from a cold wave which
sent the temperature bolow aero lu
many places and caused two
deaths. There were high winds
And snow of bllxsard. proportions
liv severitl districts.
Ono man was froaen to death lu
Syracuse, N. Y and another died
of exposure In New York City.
The drop In tenfpornture was
Goes to Huntington
Mrs. Claudo Puckett. of
Grande, went to Huntington today
to visit hor husband who is work
ing there She expects to return
in two or , three days.
t
chant and
' - ter.
4 ,
I-a- Mr. Hciiiku-son Vlslti
N.S. HENDRICKS
PASSES AWAY
TftJC- Hffitt7lJf2 L'- Floyd Smuts, Geralillne Itlgga,
fllO iJ LIVi V I i W .Marjurlo Jeanne Scroggln: daugh-
John. .M. ; Henderson, of
"Walln, Wash.. Is .visiting
Grando with hla nunt. Mrs. Grmly.
Mr. Henderson Is widely known In
Miss lloyt Improved
Miss MJldred Hoyt, who has been
surfeting' from a nervous break
down, is, reported to be much im
proved toilay. She was very ill yes-
. m r.
, La-Grande.- He graduated from
Oregon State college, recently.
ter of Mr., and Mrs. C. A. Splker
Nyruni Smith Hendricks died at daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Thomas
, the: Grande Hondo hospital early.'""""1"1: Aoenne Jlue nuitmnn,
this morning. Mr. Ilcndricka had my. anim i
Walla ,,,ai,' nls homo In La Grande for Helvcy; duughter pf lr. and Mrs.
I a the last II years.. -: : , . , '.i- V. Hubert Vole: Ellen Elizabeth Mey-
ine iunenu win ne- neiu at xiiioi nmu, ,,n. uuu
o'clock .Friday nflerndon' at' the Mrs. Floyd C. Leavilfs daughter',
Hnodgrass and Zimmnrman , liior- Florlne Kennedy, Vivian Josephine
writing executed by tho stato land
uardit Witty Dolorla Mario bourd. .
Ntnialo AuJounui "
The aennto met at loO-" o'clock' general along tho seaboard from
and immediately adjourned. Mom- Mulne to Pennsylvania and extend-
bers of tho Oregon legislature wo cd inland to the lakes and west
showing their first slgna of serious '( the Alloglieny mountains.
discord this morning -aa the aes-1
slon swung Into Ita second day and , . '
there -were prospects of un eruption j " l.KAVIXG KAXSAK
on the floor of the houso over tho TOPKKA, Kus., Jan. 15 (AP)
uatronairn isxun 1 I A cold wave that sent the mercury
rn.,.iin .i.. down near to aero In a half dosen I
Kansas cities Inst night, una head-
t,n,lUn,ll l.ut...n,. unn...A
and houae leadora a plan to cpn-,cd,,rt of to state, today,
solidate some of the . lmporlunl
comniyl'ees of the two houses to
accomplish economies In clerical
'A - Tho mercury here lust night
dropped to Gubovu aero. .
i
tunry; lturlal will be' In tho L.D. Taylor,- Geniltllne Kllborn, Isabel ,re,had gained some heudwuy
rinctl $5
: LaKaun Hoylen was fined $5 In"
iminlrtiia1 pmirt luul nlfrht ftti n .
terday. JUss Hoyt la at her home . cliftl-Ci- of. having more than three
ut 0112 Mulii uvenuo. j persons In tho "driver's Heat of; tils.
' 'ear. , ' ' ' 'I
i(i'.s to l-'.lKln- ! " , '
It. .Miller, 'of Portland, freight icniic III Salcm-
and unaaenKer agent for the hico-i , .j, ,H. I'eare, ropuUllcun. clialr-
.cellie-' Ie (lowllh. Doris.. June Gordon,
.Vrlvii Jean Hiding, Hetty Jean Tra-'
H. portlon-of thu Masonic.
ii y. . . : - . . - , ....
Mr. .Hendricks was born Deft, 'verso. Shirley .Mnxlne Burnaugh,
1t,.lSM In l.cwlston, Cache. county. Uernlce Court right. '. Betty Court
Utah. ' w ' ' ,' ' ;" ''. fright; daughter of Mr.. und Mrs.
" He ,1s survived by . his widow," John Wells. Patricia Ann Wilson,
.Mi ,'Wra Hendricks.' four child." Hvelyn Ixirulno . Hhlldeler. Dovle
j rert. Grace,.' Mamie.' . Arnold and' Wunda. Kniith, Knld Culdwell. An-
i i'ouuiu. ami me luuowiog.oroinci's uabe.iie. i-eree, joris.Jean .Tracey,
and. sister: Jewel, -loljn; Will, - of Lepera Fay Muoi'o. , .
CO. Hui' lllgton UI M railroad' man Ir l-.ln n,,nlv ' In uaiio; ash. .01 i-uruaiiu uuu. i rs,
vomiiany:'. Went t'o" lOlgtri today. Mr,! axiom' vnatiMiW to listen to riiiv. '. -'" Levitt, of .Illgliy, Idaho,
AIRPLANES USED
FOR SMUGGLING
ALIENS TO U. S.
(Continued from Page 1)
ttllllnr lias been jl
is cuy.
In this city.
& Qulnoy 'railroad' tan for l"nlon county,, was tp Idaho; Asil or Portland:! and Mrs. ;
to 'Klglri today. Mr.; gaiem yoste"rdoy to listen to Gov,'N--B- Mvltt, of .Illgliyi Idaho. - 1
r ; i . ' . . .
,,-hvcs j J'orfellS S20 ' ' :
:.r lt.tUI. l,.f 1 n ' ...... ' ..1 ...1,1. ' ' .
Airmail Man Lcav
? Cecil Crow, of Holse. loft I.n ' Hay Shelton, ' cliarged ' with
Gramlw today for the Idaho city. ; drunkeness, 'forfeited ?0 by fall
Mr. Grow hus been manager of ' ure to appear In luunlolpal court
the Vurttfy Air Lines landing field ilast nlghti according to Police Chief
in l.a Grsinde. Hla place will upj eilnt. Hnynes. '
taken by. Harold O'Connell. or this j .-- - , ; , . t
city. :' ' . Soclnl Evening . .
- ' ; '- The L. A. to II. or It. T. will
Works at, Cochran Orflitv j meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at
Miss Mildred Courtney Is work-- Eagles" hall for a social evening.
ing as stenographer In the law of- The new orficcrs will serve.
rice of Cochran and Kbnrhnrd lalt-; members are urged to bo present.
ing the .1'lace of Miss Aiinetta" .: ,
Johnson until Miss ' Johnson re- . K. i. Meeting
TAKE ACTION4
' . AFTER LONG
ARGUMENTS
fCnntlnlied from Psse 1
K TltASj. IT 97 resentaHves tf the Industry to hear
;V.tv '( ir'.'l""10 , -y because it fell behind
, ' 1 -7 ": t I . j Its rnoKt'Hhi" yesterday.
fContlnued from Page Alihuuuii the wood schedule will
. not be taksn up until next Thurs-
All In third, each with three..' There day, a brief was filed with the com-
MORE BIRTHS
DURING YEAR.'
wer
a rd
two Vernons und two
Jtieh- mltlee today by, -.the tariff commit
tee of the cedar Industry-of Wash-
turns from
in yule m,
the legislatlvu session
Hi In Wallown '
Miss Ann Shell, tif Pendleton
Mrs. Arthur Itushman, of Kugcnc
Miss L'fUth Shell, of Kundy. Ore., f 0agQ wus accepted last night.
und I hoston Shell, stuilcut at the
I'nlvriKity of Oregon. passed Doltliv to lect-
throtigh'.I.n Grande this inoinini The Ookies will mett tomorrow
011 the wny to Wallowa where they niht ut 8 o'clock in the Knights
were eajh-d y the death of their l0f Uythius hall. The meeting will
The Knights or Pylhius lodg.-jwas greater. There were no more
met lest night to discuss plans Tor than two alike. ' There, were two
the coming year. It was announced JIgUvh, two Durburus und two.Gdr
that next Monday night the' first uldlnes. , , . - . .
rank work will be given. 'One ap-j The babies born since from July
plication for membership In the to December. 11128. Inclusive, are:
Muy Raymond G. MeM HUin. iam-
. luel John Patterson. Kenneth Hob-
li rt Myers Jr., Claude Clifford Pratt
The variation in Hie girls' names higton, Oregon and Idaho, request- slon. Including the income lax and
yesterday, when It was discovered
by some o.f tho-members that prac
tical I y all their usuul : patronage
was being taken away from them,
hnd that there was nothing they
could do for the 150 or more girls
dnd women who' besieged them fori were used In thu smuggling orgnnl
Jobs, . , - iaullon. Two damaged planes have
Fully" orgunhted In record timel been seined und the officluls claim-1
both houses had swung Into action !d to have evidence thut a deal
berore adjournment last night and hnd Just been niudi- to purchuse u
the firt iiiiiy in hn.,int.eiidiitiMd hiul iti-motorcd plane tO' bring over
' dropped Into" the hopper. - Two aliens fi;om tfxlirw ihjn greuterj
were Introduced in tho senato and numbers.
11M lu tho house, Of tlie latter m !
came. Horn spoclat repeal, of luws
commlltee uppolptud two years ago
to cull out obsolete) sections of Ore
gon luw and umend others to elim
inate conflicts.
1 1 M!Visnre llolng ClKnkc1.
None of' tho bills dealing with
tho major subjects of proposed)
legislation for thla session have yet
made their appearance. , The H
measures designed to curry Into if-'
feet tho recommendations of thu
Curkin Tax Investigating commW-
WME
t .,
Today -- Wednesday & Thursday
- , with . .
Betty Compson
BACLANOVA
m ii
Li.-' -M' . " Z
'i(V ml :nW&. f'lMJ?'V)S' Jtfi
lug a duty of 25 per cent ud
lurcm on shingles and cedar lum
ber, now on the free list. .,
sister, Lillian.
f
To Allcntrinsiallulinii
rA group of l,a Grand'
women 1
j be Important. It Is announced, und
j.all members, ar,u. ujed to-bo pfos-:
1,-rt on the train this morning. for Dairvhitn 3locl
Hiiulington w here they .w 111 attend ...At the lji Grange. Ilalryinen-s
Installation or . officers of the iawKdation meeting MVId yester.
Neighbors or XVoodei-nrt'' lodge to- day afternoon 'Haiilf yelfors, or
.jKht. Among those who weijt t Union, cowtester, was the principal
"Je: Mra. Haxel Itoliben, Mrs. Anne speaker. Thu dairymen wilh sev
m hullz, Mrs. Mary Yvske, Mrs. I era I La Grande wholesalers met In
rthur I'ahl, Afts. J, . Henry, and , the. '. city hall. H. H- Anduraon,-
.li-s. Koeter. They will return to
La Grande In the morning. j
president
sided. .
of the . association, pre.
Oir- Way to Los Angeles :
t The I lev. und Mrs. W. H. Ward
find son, ll'ewton Jr.. arid daughter,
I'mnces. arrived yesterday morn
ing itfi,l are guests at the home or
Mr. and M'rsi tfc N. Tarklngtun.
The Wards maWf their home at
t'...;.. I....H. i.t.. ...1 I - W.....I
, M '. ti,.!ri..iu,nui "Pi.il. Icllaplam or the American
They are on their way to Los An-! h're today at a meeting or tl.e
geles. Cal.. where they will make ' 1-cKion a national executive com
an Indefinite stay to . benefit Mr. nilltee. '
Wnnl'a hnnlllv Thev will eonl Inne I He succeeds Hubbl Herman J.
the journey tomtirrow .which tlcjf Tk-ck. of PottavlMe.
arc' making by clitv . ' m signed.
Elect American
Legion Chaplain
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 15 (AP)
Itabbl ixe J.' Levlnger. or Colum
bus, Ohio, was eli'i'tid national
.cgion
who
Men's and .Young Men's
Suits and Overcoaits
I Now Going at Exactly :
LV PRICE
Don't Miss the Biggest Clothing Buys in La
Grande History at the Quitting Business Sale
at
Jr..' Jimmy Gi-ne- Pierson; lrali.
iale Widei: sun of Mr. and .Mrs.
Melvln Park; son of. Mr. und Mrs.
J. Y. Kehr, Million ".vr Knapp,.
William'' tid ward HeiTy.'h lohnr'd
f'OXriltM NO.MI.VATIOV
WAHIIINGTOX. Jan. 1.1 (AP)
The senate Unlay confirmed the
huminatioil of Walter O. Woods, of
Kansas, to be the treasurer of the
L' nlted Stutes within a short time
after his nomlnatturi had been sent commltt
up in the place of that of 11. Tlieo
dore Tate, of Tennessee.
excise tax bills, have been com
pleted but are still In the hands
of the committee for checking.
Chah man Curkin announces that
he expects to Introduce most of
them during the first week.
Senator Kiddle, chuirman of the
spwlal committee on revision of ,
the automobile license luws named i
two years ago, announced Monday
evening that a meeting of I ho
to discuss various plans
for reducing the license fees would
bo held within u few duys.
ZERO HOUR!
-:, , fe -:!;:..) .'.-':";.'.
S:i-jhL -v' V :
ham f& mm- mtm
"THE STORE WITH A CONbClLNCE"
r-'-i. 1'tr- , .':, . vf'v- f.t'-e . ' . . . .
Kit'--? ' K:va,"
1IshoeshosieryTI r It amm, 1
..oo.si.o.s.J FREE!-;:';;":..-;: FREE! ' I
SI'l.CIAI.l l . j ' ',..-......, ..I ,
fari STAR TONIGHT STAR I
'mmmOmm f 1 , ANTIQUE IVORY CHINAVVARE ' V I
WeVlLITsI; ji To Each Lady; Present on I
VMenWrklants J ; : : ; CHINA NIGHT
-lleavv Moleskin, full cut. ' m ' Ti ! Wl n I '
I good fitting, cuffed In grey I
""""j striped. Tills week's Hpeelal, ... .' 1 1 "
I $1.75 Ever ft Tuexdau Nile
I . ;i;;Men',s. Blazers : -',-,' ; 'lv'v.Dpna.Miss It! ,
' JLeuVy A.I1 Wool 111 ' I'M m y HnHaaBaMMMHMBMHHl
Plaids, und Hlrlpes
$2.95 - $3.95' ---f-' . '.. - '
' 'i TODAY ', V 'jml
HSwiaRKbira4'Ji Wednesday g
Destroyers of High Prices "'L '
r-i imB uGLi
'rti i!l k(f&M LILLIAN
ii shi I ; ffiLu y ' pIDn
; X. ! Also Comcly.
r,,, iii . ': r"' ! 1
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