La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

Pgge Eight
He's glad they're tough!
I. W. Walter it Superintendent of (be Somerset Stan
Company, Somerset, Peniw., and wafer oi Osh
koih B'Crixh Overall. "Lut fall whil workinf at
the quarry," he write, "we had a number of none
to pull. When putting hooka on the atone, the chain
broke when, (lack waa tightened up and the hooks
dipped from none, catching me in teat of overalls
and letting me down gradually, the stone falling after
me for about 30 feet If my Othkoth rTGoah Over
alls had not held me I would have met rudder! death,
but I ton by, with only a broken leg." :'
It was a spectacular demonstration of the atrength of
an Oshkoth B'Goih Overall. The extreme toughnett
of this clo-jrly woven cloth meant longer wear. Thui
it actually costs less per year to wear Oshkoth B'Gosh
Overalls and you have the added satisfaction and com
fort of an extra (ull-cut overall .
, TAILORED.TO-FIT
No more cutting overalls from one pattern. Each
leg length and each waist size has separately designed
pattern. It costs more to make them thit way, but
whether you are tall or short or medium you are sura
of a perfect fit.
Oalr MU BGoi (Wli are "ImUtni-f-faf
t
AW . J " VW. : Nnt IQW shit mm thert tn. 1
I , 'An Outstanding lMW j "3
1 ' KiSM OVERALLS
. . - IgJ ' ' ' I
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LA C.RANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday May 22, 1029
Closing Weak;
Prices Down And
Up During Day
NHW VUliK, May 13 (Al
Acuta wvuliiiLtM tlovelopeii In to
lay's stock iimrkit us it roult or
the fedi-rul r'm-rve council's alulr
incut that It favored ttn Inert-use
from 6 to 6 per cent In rJicount
num. I'rlcca nolo off ghurply ui
tin. uni-nlnic. milled bi-roru mldiluy
umlur the li uili mhlp o oils on the
uniioiint'cliii'iit I hat , I'rcaidcnr
Hoover had culled a conference of
wcHtcrn governors to art on oil con-
si-rvitlion plum und then turn.-1
weak umiln In the curly afternoon. I
Kxtreme declines of. 3 to 15
ioim were illHlrlhtitcd over it
iroud Ih-t of rullroud and Indus-
trial ftlmrcrt. -
TrudliiK slackened nn.l the mar
ket jdwmeO more titulitllly after the
call loan rate Has redu.red to
per cent. Itudlo mounted to nlov
95 and i'iibo ThrealiliiK Machine
recovered K point, while Milium
vu down 2, to W. The elnslnr
was weuk. Hiilos unuroxlmuled
4,300,00(1 nlian 8. -
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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lt)UrijNt. Ore., May St (Al't
Wheat: tll lca bluvstvlil. hard
whit It JS.
Moft hll. II Tl.
Wtalern tt'liltn tl.uT.
Hard wlulrr I1.USV
Northern aiirlnc ll.v4.
Western rei II.US4
Wheat Finn And
Higher At Close
I'HU'AOO. May il (At') New
low irlcn ret?orda for the aeajiun
aiH-omivanied foivlirn aellins today
In tliH wheal market here. Weak-
Oats: No. I ll lb. whit $a.5. new of wheat Uotullous at Liver
Few Changes Today
In Market Prices
ljuday'a car receipts: Wheat
flour . corn 1, oala i. hay J.
IS.
t'HIl'AliO CAM!
t'HII'AUO, May SS tAI) -Wheat
No. t hard, tl.sa ij; No. 3 noith
cm sprina. Il.ow.
i'orn: No. I, yellow-, k S
No. i white. HI.
Oats: No. 1 white, 4CV4H7.
Kainpte aradei i I , 4J.
It-e.: no Ktle.
Ilarley: i:ai.
Timothy aeed: I4.A J4.TJ.
( lover seed: tl74it2i.Ofl.
Ijird tll.lJ. Klba 1 1 in; bellies
$lt.i&.
P()lfl'LANI. Ore.. May 22 (.')
I -A li-ellnu of one cent to 44 cental
In liutlis- cxtrua and an advance.!
jof hair cent to 2S In medium)
I flint cBRa Wero the only chance!
recorded In products toduy.
Hiippllea of poultry anil dieawd
J meuta w-ero Increased, but prlct-s
Held HtiNidy.
Jtecelpta of eiu.onuble frulta and
I veelulilea we-o becoming lal-Reras
I the perloda in prices have taken
place.
I'ttuc. wild calihaRe were sonic-
whal eauicr, while rhubarb was
tinner.
(1II('AM I4I'.VXH-K
i'ohti.axu rttoiit ci:
I'OKTLANU, Ore., May 22 AIM
-llutler: extl-aa. cent lower. I'ort-
j land Dairy Kxchanire net w holcwtlc.
I prices (irubea): exirua, 44c: slan
j dat-d, 4c: prime fli-ata, 42c:
I fil'Mta. 4:1c. (4l'elilli.i-v .iriei.it.
prints 3c over cube 8tamJard. iii!ehprlff tn
KiW: frrwh ine llun, fi.Ms half -A,,1SKU puy no uenuon 10 wire
jci-nt hfifher. tionctm, -bo tneir owners nave
l'ortlan.1 Iaiiy Kxchanir. 0.( tinu"Kra P eircmcuy 10 mo wntmis.
I.'Us.h): twHii KtuiMlarUii, extnut. 2r: j
honii HianuaniH nrst, zsc: rrrai.
rillCVOU. May 2S U S
iv-rmrtment of Atrrtrulluro) Hoc:
Ilia. tl.1Qf istMfio lbs.
i "nit ,S; r!Ts: 3.000;
Htronj; to 2&c hitzlir; iHfo, I ion
i&o $i 4.j; 9o-iio
Mm. f U-iw ftSl yarltntr.
75i-Si llhft. X i Xr $li.f; vcal
cra $1
Shrrp: 1 T.Wft; wtNidy to Nhatlr
1otc; Hjrht Khoni lamb SlS.bP;
oolakins ItUf; nollve aprtHprr1!
1 1 i.&osi 9 ral rca tfly:
$7.00 down. Kollowtne (luoiatlons
on shorn basts: staui;htor rlaws,
Kprln, lamb. $U.T6i $1.'5;
Inmba: S lbs. down 1 .M ti 1 J.fio
M 100 lbs. $11.?&dSl3.3fi; ewes:
150 Mia. down 6.7S W $7..S0.
pool, toBiMht'r with contluui'U ftiv-
orablo UomcMtlc crop roputtn, avtvd
mn a Iti-artnh Inriuencc. Opt'iilnff H
to 1 S off, i'lilcuiro wbi'ut lutor
hpltl nwtr to the InUlal runfftx Ow
UK laiKely lu better went her for
ftrM work, com utso was weuk,
starting to 1 down, and ufter
naid ateatlyinir aomewhtit. . Oat
were eny. l'ro visions showed
rtrnineaiL k
FIND IT
HERE
Ooty for Mas ootaaasj saast I
la by a, am.
..UANCK where duuclni; Is plcas.
.urc. In the open air. Kvery tiutur
day, ut "Uuncelund Purk." In case
of ruin at Zutier hull. . G-22-41.
A l'l;ltS().AI, NICKVR'K
lu the selection of UlfU for tliej
nmduute la oxtended , to you ut:
Itlchardson's Art and Olft Hhop.
Articles of liilcat dcalRn, tn leuther
Kooda. costuuio Jewelry of fine quitl--)
lty, book ends, mottoes, wi-Uiti? fo-
llos. und hundreds of the nicest (
things for the boy und girl gnul
uule are at your disposal ut Itlch
ardson's Art and Gift Hhop.
5-22-St.
HONE M'KflAli
Bee our window. Melville's.
' 6-20-3t
I medium cxlrat. 27c: fresh medium
fil-sta. 25 ',t; current recelpla, 27 W
cents. Prices to retailers, lc;3c
j over t-xchnnKH' prices.
Milk, poultry, onlona, potatoes.
j wool, niita. hay. cascura bark and
I hopa; aleudy und tlnchunj;i-d.
Young men of France are called
to the colors at 31 now Instead of
20.
XOTUT. OH TltlSTKIi'S SALK
. OH I'Klt.SONAI, I'KUl'I'.ltTV
. NOTTCK IS HEUKlir GIVKN"
That the uud.-rsiened Trusteo In
Itaukruptcy of the Bankrupt Kstate
SI'I I.I.IMi ( ItAMI'lOV of Mabel G. Vnntvy. Bankrupt, wil.
WASHINGTON, .May 22 (AP) ' on aealed bids, on and after
Thirteen year old VirKiiija lloKan!,l' 2nd day of June. I929. the
at tlmaha. Neb., la the apelllnu personal property of said Bankrupt,
'champion of the I nlti-d Slates. connlslliiK of (.lock of merchan-
Khe KBlned the honor by spclllim- "e and flat urea In the storeroom;
uxurlanec ' und all . tc other "am "unkrupi in the l.iicn iiiui;..
timKue-lwlstliiK words tl-.ut were- -ntorprisc, Wallowa Counly, Orc
pnt to her last nlnht In the rlnala K. hI1 k"1' be subject to the
of Urn filth iimiuul niktlpijul spell- appioval and confliuiHtlon of the
illK bee.
Men's Wear,
BEL ANGER IS
GIVEN NOD IN
PORTLAND GO
s
mith Cards 70
In Third Round;
Enjoys Big Lead
'', ST, CI.OI'I), , Krancn. May 22
A1') llortun .Smith, of J uplln,
, Mo., won tlu- Kiench profiWunul third round of the I'n iu li profes-
I'Kolf cliauipliiiishlii here today. sloual Rolf chanipiunslilp and led'
Smith won with a 72 hole score' like, Hold ut 64 holes with a aeure
of 27a, scorliia "1 In his final nnil (it Smith was rive strokes
IS this afternoon. His lour rounds ' ahead of Aubrey Boomer, the St.'
wero tia-(i-70-7l.
ST. CI.Ori, Kranee, May 22
(AP) llurion Suillh. Pulled Stales
pro, returned n score of 70 In the
New Comfort
in a
Folding
Chair
Set of Four i
$21
?r.L'3 EACH
We are now thowinr; the new Hcrculrn.ie Folding
Chatr, IiKht in wcisht, very atronR, finished in lac
qucr with beautiful sun-proof woven stripe materials.
Thit it the perfect chair for lawn, porch or garden,
camping or the cottage, and findt year round use for
card. :
Note the relaxed angle of the hack, the comfortahle
height of the arms. We recosnmend this chair for
every purpose when comfort is essential and space at
a premium. '.
Herculease
FOLDING CHAIRS
Cloud pro, lu spite ot Boomer's al
most unbelievable 01 on his third
round.
.When Boolllur'fliilslied his roum
of 01, he wun hnkiK like a leaf
and whs so nervous thai hn said
hn could hardly ..sign his card.
"1 nover putted like that before
In my lire," ho remarked.
U was extremely hot today and
jllin roui-Ho liml become very hard.
AltllliURli thet-o wiin Utile bi-eexe
the hard surface or the fulivvu.vs
liiivc Rolf balls turiific roll.
POPTI.ANn, Ore.. .MaS'1 (Al')
Charley BcluuKcr. Wlnnlpec
IiKht heavywelKht, took a ten
round decision over K. O. White.
ClUcuKO here last IllKht. White's
besl round van tho fourth when
ho launched a heavy burracc.
There were no knockdowns and
'! the tenth round was the best of
the riKht. BelunKer cornered Whim
twice, hut the nearo refused to gu
down and roiiKht his way out of
trouble.
referee tn Bankruptcy
Inspection of the Inventory and
Appraisement may be made at the
oftiee of the undersigned at Kntvr
prise, OrcR-on', or at the offlco of
Hon. H. K. Iilxon. Keferee In
Bankruptcy. . I'Njiey Bldir., Ii
Grande, Orcg3n. a
HAItKIS A. HOMBKU' Trustee
j In Bankruptcy of the Bankrupt 1:h
i tale of Mabel G. Conley. 6-22-1U t.
" POItTLANIi, Ore., May 23 (AP)
Cattle und calveo: Extremely
slow, receipts cattle, 30.
Steers: (IIH0-1.100 lua); (11.5011.'
$12.76 do C.I50-IOIIU ; lbs), KOOd
I2.25 I1S.II0. Ho (SOU and UP
medium (lu.U0ti tll.6u, do com
uiun ts.COd Hii.imi;
., Iletl'crs (K50 lbs. down) kooi!
$l.ti tl 1.25; do common J8.&"
fit 1 0.50.
- Cows: Rood S'j.304r 91e.50h' do
common to medium $7-.7f4j $tr.&0.
do low cutter I5.U0 4) $7.25. )
: Hulls: (yearllnss excluded) Good
iM-f $s.50ti $9.5H. do milter to niod
luiil 7.5(11 $S.6.' ..1.
Calves (Son lbs. own). Illedlllin
to choice $!0.ont $12. Bo do cut) to
common $7.00t $ 10.011. . - i
Vealers: milk fed. arood to choice
$I3.501 $M.6(l; do medium $12.00
4i$l.1..'i0; cull to common $8.60 Cm
$12.00. ' J .j;.
; Hog: steady, receipts 225. all
direct or on contract.. .'. . '-
J Heavy welRlit (250-350 lbs), me
dium to choice $10.0091. $1 1. (10, me
dium weight (200-250 lbs), medium
to choice $1 l.ontif $1 1.(5:
;, Light weight (lao-SOe lbs), mo
diuin to cholco $1 t.SSfi $12.10.
' Light lights (130-160 His.), me
dium to choice J 1 1. 0(ii 1 1.85. .
. I'acklng sown, rough and smooth
$8.U0j $9.25.
Slaughter pUrsi (SU-130 lbs.), mo-,
dlum to choice $l(i.25 $1 1.25.
Feeders and stocker plga (70-I39
lbs.), medium to choice $IOKO..i
$1 1.50. (Soft or oily hogs and roast
ing pigs excluded In above quota
tions). - . . - -i 0
. Sheep und lnmbs:
trading: no rocolnla.
: iJiinbs: (84 lbs. down), good',
to choice $l4.00b$15.oo; do (82j
lbs. down), iiifdlum $12.ooiu $14.00:5
do (all weights), cull to common'
I ".("0 4i $12.00. '.. j
1 cul ling wethers: (110 lbs. dowa
medium to cholco $9.00$ 1.60.
; Hwes: (iso lbs. down), medium
to choice $5.r.o( $7.50: do ($120. j
Bummer .music classes in violin
and piano beginning June 15. Very
besl of Instruction. Hates as low
as 50c per lesson.'1 Unroll now.
Kustcrii Oregon school of music
Odd Fellows Templo. Phone 447-J.
. . ' 5-22-lt
SIIK FOl'.NO IT
' Pound Just whut she was looking
for as a gift- for the graduate ut
Itlchardson's Art and Gift Shop,
the home of distinctive gifts.
6-22-St.
- lip you haVc 4 piano lu your
home'i If not, send your children
to the Kastern Oregon Musio Co.
for free piano lessons. No obliga
tions. . . , 5-20-3t
HftnstlMiltay. ptfssntui, button,
boles, .etc. Norton's Kiddle 8 hop.
VltVH HOIl THK GIKIj
, (IKAUt'ATI-!
.' Jiuluty vasea, enndy Jars, per
ruinu bottles, vunlty- sols, powder
puff boxes und India prints lit
Melville's. ' 6-22-lt
r 1'iiA.vr.s navrs
';' See Mrs. Wilson ut MucMurr's
(formerly Stones) for all kinds of
plants. 5-20-St.
J.C.PENNEYC0.
IDS lepo4 M. j
La Graeme, Ora,
Bathing Suits
For Boy ,
The (wimtnlnsf season Is hers
nd the boy naturally wants to
his (hare of the fun. This
mart, one-piece suit of pure
wonted will put him "in the
Iwim at an unusually thrifty
price. Stripes or solid colors.
$1.98
-I
v ANNAPOLIS, Md May 22 (AP)
-r'l'he body of Carey V. Hodgson
I'nlled States geodetic survey olflt
clal w ho w as drowned Sunday whi-uV
u sudden stoim descended on Ches
apeake buy while hea and his Id
year old 'son wero In u cunoe, wu3"
found floating In the bay today. '
r I.AWX MUlVUt- M'liClAI,
See us first. Melville's. G-2U-3t.
IVeWelcomeyou
to Portland. 200 comfortable roomi.
ch witn oaut.- neaKraaoie nx9
Coavtmlent down-town location
She HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
... louu a. Boon. Btaidtnt Uamatn
No curly
IIITIIJtl'A'l'
HAN PltANCISCO. May 22 (AP)
Biiilerfat f. o. b. in l-'iuiuleeu.
f U"C.
! An Kngllsh ulr service has made
a special 1-010 of $37.5(1 rr week,
end trlia tu Paris and return.
THE DANGERS
OF DIET FADS
Ktliilc ThoinnK, HfllliiKhum, won
tho Hlx-roimd Hi'iiil-w I ml up from
liitlph sStn It Ji. Tncoiua.
Tho l't itrt'tlminitry whs tb
four itutHhitiir mumLa bt-twiH'ti luy
lYt-Ht. San KruiH'iKco, uml Hilly
iCohhhiM, l'ort It4iiil, whlcli wt-nt to
u draw.
Kid Uw-vo. WhIIh Walla, knock
imI out llrmnl. ItiiKktrk. Athcim.
In thr MTontl ntiinil. ai'lt-r
(liopiiiK lltixklrk Iwlti- fur
routit of nliH. Htidl.y 1 Vol
nini.uvir. uMh.. tlfffahtl Johnny
Kito. Walla Walln. four riMindjt,
In tho cttrutln ralsor. Karl I'orrif,
S;in IHiro. won a lorhnhnl knu-L-I
"l over Viiuhk Unitllni? NoImoii,
Wallu Wit Ha. thir rvfrn'o sttupiitis
It In tho third.
the
nrtn.
.orici; or rixAfj
Mrrri-i-a-MKNT
Notice a hereby given that the
untlerstfrned executor of tho estate
or William Kvans. deceusod, hus
riled In the (,'ouniy t'oui't of-Union
t'ounty, Orejron, JiIh final account,
und that aald court hus fixed the
hour of ten o'clock a. in. on Tues
day, the 2ml day of June, ut
tin court rooiit In the court Iiouhp at
Im. U ramie, t'nlon fount y. Oregon,
as the time und place for tho hear
ing of any o('cIIoma to said final
account and for the final settle
ment and dlst: lliutlon of said es
tate. Dated this 2'Jnd day of May.
"(1KU. W. K.VANS, KKecutor ot
the Kstate of William I-jvaut. le-
CtNIHfd.
V'HI1AN KHKKHAKO, At
totucys for r.xeciitor.
.May June fi-U'-l'.i
150 lbn., inediuin to choice $4.60 ffr .
$7,110 do .(all . weights), full to'
cuiumou $2.Wt ti.bi). ;
PRICES FAW DOWN AND GO BOOM
. AT THE ; -,
QUITTING BUSINESS SALE
Ball Band Tennis Shoes ..,....:...;.,V... .89
Women's Dollar Hose .,.......-.. . ... .l.:.........;.39
Genuine Heavy Broadcloth Shirts ..... . 79
ECONOMY STORE ,
M. 8. Alprrt, Prop. . , . i30 Adama Am
Serious
Loss in the
May Result
Tissues
Pl-p-dileiit III. mer Iiiim heen on
'inlle a few IiiIiIiik trips lint that
Inran'l nialie him a real t Isheriniin.
V. e are w.titlK tn see what he will
In or r. nd mini hi- will any when
l!il ln.iiSi euleheM In hl eoat-talla.
f The may
l..Hine malrl aolhnritle. .re ! "k f"r
; CARD TABLE COVER FREE
with Every Set of 4 Chairs
W.H. Bohnenkanip Co.
emphatic in ttating that over
j r-mphaiia on tlininmi frequently
I rexulta in permanent injury to the
I tmstiea. This it especially true with
j women and young girl,
j "What is s norm' wricht fur
one person ia an abnormal weicht
for another, one famou authority
stated recently. "The proper weiRht
for anyone is that at which he or
ahe ia moat capable and productive.
The reduction of fat in the tis
sue brought about by foolish diet
ine, increase" the danirx'r of numer
ous diseases. It lowers the vitality
and general well-being of the in
dividual tu a point which may be
lastingly harmful.
One mistaken idea about dieting,
w hich ia being rapidly corrected, is
that augar ia largely to blame for
overweight. Intelligent use of augar
as a flavoring for making almost all
other foods more enjoyable is one
of the moat necessary steps in ar
ranging a healthful balanced dirt.
Serve healthful fruita and vege
tablea with the addition of flavor
giving sugar. Use sugar with
cereals, milk desserts, and as a
arasoner with most vegetables. Most
foods are more delicious and nour
ishing with sugar. The Suar In--titu'.c,
I
ut m Jlltmil.'i tnwn
rrnlM a year. Mtrwit
I "." have knmvn wen
'worth twlc (hat tutu h.
Til K .sMAKT l"mriMnn la
w(nriuc to chokers that ar ot
dnlrrvnt deniens but htrmonite In
color Tho ttpprr on In tht
ko(rh in of Innfi Ivory tdn: lh
ioer, ot brown mooiita biU
noth i: W SIIKHIi rs sai.i-:
Notic? Is licrclty (fivvu. that I
have n-cc-ived an exnention IsmuciI
' ft ill tif .mil il nil m- 1 1m Hoit I ia r t lir
fhvult foun of Ihc Stalo of tr
Rnn for t nltm f onnl , jlatd the
Mb rliiy or May. I !::!-, in the action
thfit'ln pcmlina wln-rt'ln Mike Not
mm Ik nlalnlirr utitl V. K. Mcfliin
In di-fcmlant. to mc directed, upon
h JndRinent made mid (Altered in
Mtid couit and euim- on the 2nd day
of May. litJ. tn favor of the plain
tiff and uitutiiMt the said tlcfemlunt.
for (lit Rum o." $4&M.(io, with Inter
est thereon ut the rate of H per
cent per annum from the Kth duy
of I-Wtruary. l28. the further uir
or $7S.0 attorney fee, und $16. "
tMMtfi unit dl.-'tturveuients. under
which Mild execution 1 levied upon
tne follow I hit deMerllKMl i cm I prop
erty In t'nlon founty, Orcpon, to
wit :
Northwest yunrter or the North-A-fl
mmrter of !?ection 10. Town
ship 2 South. Ktinrf 37 K. V. M..
in I'ulon founty. UreRtn;
l,ols 7. K. 9. Id. It. ii, 13, illo-rk
1 5. f hapltn'ti Addition to Im
(1 ramie, In ion f nunty. cireicwn.
NOW THKIIKI-VUK. hy vlrtm
und authority If Maid writ, und tc
ottMllence to 'A a ronnmnnda. 1 wilt,
on I-Yldity. the Slttt duy of June.
1929. at ten o'clock u. tn. of paid
day, ut the riont door of the court j
house In 1-u Orande. t'nlon f ounty. j
Orvjron. well at public auction the
ulove deKritHMl real property, anl
all the Hcht. title. Interest and I
equity of the defendant therein, to
I h hlKhetit Idddvr fnr cnxh. thr
proceeds of Mtld sale to be applied j
in,4iUructiun of said judRittent, In I
cludlnit cota and accruing coots of'
rutH Ulton and Kite. I
t -feted at lot f.rmnrte, On-rjrui,, thi
:?nd t'ny of Mry, 13. j
JKSSK HHK.nHKaU ifhetiff of S
Jclned by Ivory dunrt. . 1 1 V'ounty. utwm. i
MEN'S
CLOTHES
Men's Fine Suits, representing the fore
most style-thought in the men's clothes
new styles, new patterns made of the sea
son's smartest fabrics all-wool worsteds
and cassimcrcs single and double-breasted
models.
VALUES AT UNDERSELLING PRICES
- $18.50 $22.50 $24.50
MEN'S HATS
Felt and Straw
The new snap brims in plain and
fancy bands
$1.95, $2.45 to $:m
NEW FOOTWEAR
Men's tan and gunnictal Oxfords solid
leather, welt solos, ru fiber- heels, .
Rals and Bluchers
$3.95, $4.45, $4.95
WOMEN'S STYLISH STEPINS
Displaying the smartest and most distinc
tive footwear you'll see this season
- $3.95, $4.95
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HEAVY WORK SHOES
Solid. all-IealhiT th.t will stand the we.ir
91.95 $2.45
.Solid w I.mU- Ktitch. coniliiuutlon -sules,
rubber heet-. moecain tueg
$2.69
MEN'S UNION SUITS
(loud quality combed cotton yarns, short
sleeve, unkle lenjrt ha ;
75C, 95
Athletic Unions
45, 65, 95
WORK SHIRTS
lircy il nil Hilt,, fluiniliniya. full cut, triple
Htitcheil; sis-s 14H tu 17
39t?
OVERALLS
Men's Mue ilcnlm l;lh Ovvr.ills
91.25
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MEN'S WORK PANTS
Jieavy wniponnl in K1
$2.50
Hchvv Khukl
91.39
ROCKFORI) SOX
lilue unit Tn n
2 Pair for 25?
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