La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1929, Image 7

Thursday, July 23, 1923
Pape Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
ITALIAN MILAN
HATS
Just Received
SPECIAL
$1.69
Men's Wear.
Prizes For Fish
Feed Are Listed
By Roy Farnum
Willi the sage HiiggeMtloii, "Here
h a chance, to prove that hint told
Jh story," Jtoy Farnum. preNldenl
of the lisauk Walton league, this
morning announced the various en
tries for the fish feed contest, July
L".Mh.
There wilt he five graded prizpH
for tho largest Individual catch of
not over 30 fish; first, Heeund. and
third fii the largest rainbow; first,
second and third for the largest
Kastcrn Brook; first, second and
third for the largest dalllvarden:
and first, second and third for the
largest liass. There will he u prlsto
for t he largest two-party catch,
for the laruest throe-imrlv catch 1
and for the largost four-prty I
rateh. Then, there are t he awards,
for the longest trip and tho big-,
gest fish story. "
"There's no finest Ion but I hat
re. m,hi. ...... .muu h- u' 2(Mi lbs.), medium to choice. $ 1 2.50
and bring In that prise catch, do- ( , $,3 0(; (fhl u,(s (Un,G0
dared .Mr. Farnum this morning. ia , IIMMllln to cho(ce ,,,.75 f
Arrangements have been made nt w , ., (fl ,uu.klnff HOWM rtMIK )in)
Hermans luueh to place any fish immUl $y ,)M, r ,u,,ft. m:iKlit.T
turned In on cold storage so that;piKf( (K0.iao lbs,), nullum to
they will be just as freMh as when Sticker pigs (70-139 lbs.), medium
caught for tho feed Monday. Any lo chnico $ 1 2.60 fii $ 1 3.50, (Soft or
fish will be taken euro of night or otly ho(r8 1n( rouMMnK p,KS ex.
day at Herman's. 'eluded In above quotations.
"We expect to make this one of s,u,tl) ., ,,.
the largest events ever stdged for, C(tn,H afiH tm.u,MK 2,j ,.
sportsninn of Union county," added ro(.( . Iumlm (M , ,,own)
Mr. Farnum. (good lo choice $ I i ,00 (a $ 1 3.00; mo-
It Is not necessary to be a mem- ll)lim $y.50fl, $ 1 i.oi.; weights)
her of the Iwiak Walton league I.'LmiII to common $7.00(0 $9.fio;
partlelpate ln this event, he ex- t;iir,intf wethers (110 lbs. down)
plained, adding "but after a man im..iiUm to choice $7.001 $9.00;
reallxes what the league has ne- 0Wes (120 lbs. down) medium to
eompllshed lu other states ho choice $i.im(l( $6.25, ( I2H-160 lbs.)
wouldn't m,'lsH II." 1 medium to choice $3.fi0 tfi $6.00;
Release Plirtisiiiits l( wi.ta) tll to common $1.60
Mr. Farnum announced that an-' 4, 52.60.
other load of Chinese Pheasants . : , , , .
lias been released In the valley near CHICAGO CASH
Klgln. Mr. Cornell, deputy game. CHK'AUO, July 26 (AP)
warden, handled tho dlstrlhutlou wheat ; No. 2 red $1.41- 4 $1.42;
of the birds. N(li i mixed $ 1 .40 1 $ .4 I
".Mr. Cornell deserves high credit' Corn: No. 2 yellow $t.or.( j :
for his work In Union county. Hn NUt whtle $ 1. 02 4 Hi $ I
H is covered the entire county num-'
eious nines aim nits turucii in a w
nuiHoer 01 law violators, lie lias
worked untiringly with Mr. Bon
uey, who has charge of the Union
flh hatchery and Is stocking
streams of Union entity with 250,
ooa trout. Union county people
do pot appreciate that we have
one of the mot competent men
possible in ehargo of the fish hat
chery at Union. No one reallxes
the amount of work attached to
H. or hat gooii comes from It.
Mr. Itonney has done luueh for the
eastern part of the slate In this
line," ntmd Mr. Farnum,
I filiations for fish feed fid low:
Jack AlUn Supply Co.. one $26
fhh basket; Western Auto Supply
Co.. one gallon therm Jug; The
Toggery,, one sweater; , He I, drug
store, i aSmouuct later ) ; (itlbrrts
Ibndware Co., one $10 fish rod;
Tioth'i's Clothing Store, one $7.0(1
cruiser J;trket; Safeway Stores.
5 lb. Snfew;iy Ulead; Itcxall Drug
Co.. one $3.".o vacuum botle; I. a
Ui.inde National bank, $5. 00;
'hit's I'u rait ore. one smoking
slitnd; M. J. (ioss, one driving
Studehiiker cur. 5 gal giM; Club
Ciuar Store, one box cigars; Mel
ville I lard ware, camp fry pan;
I. arison Cbev. company, largest
;.it niiow' trout, Chevrolet driver.
5 gill. Kit; 1-t (imnde Kleetrlc, (an
noaiaeil latere Mohr Meat Market
(announced later).
Piggly Wlggly, 2 lbs. coffee; La
tiuinde 'l'he;iin.. 2 enmpts to show;
New York Store, (announced lat
er ; Stlvinborne - Wright drug j
slur,-, cekiiiil .shaker; N. K. West.
tne pair high top shoes: United
Sliites National batik. $5.00;
W' Melihaver Jue., $5.00 blaxer;
I. .i fii-atide OhM-rver. adv. fish feed;
ei ie Ji nniitw.s t.iuuoutu-ed later);
Bed A. Cud Wrecking House. 1 0
g.M. k.in fi.r lougeM trip; Iwt lira tide
Motor Co., la gas (If (biklaad i
"r Poihi.ic, oil drain); Ackennanj
Toe Sh-p. repairing (Ire, biggest!
lh; I-ghi-ii't Welding - Ma -
'bun Woik. tj piston rings; Dalei
Cn. t.,il!ei y charge; M I 1
1 'i ug ( "o.. ti..sblite: Steveiw-Vali i
Kngvbi, Co.. i,,dy catching largest'
number, one pa.r sflk hose; Untce
II. irness Shop. 12 nM. files: Me-:
Mint's o -."Mi, 2 lbs. McMarr eof. 1
1e.-: (;witM;uiiH Hleetrie llakery.
one Uigf Mk,. Mnt up Monday.
MW Kli.l.S M l, I'
ST l.nu.0. July 25, ( AD
J .' k f.:n,-. former l.llll.. Itoek
. I.,,,!,,-, H, ni Klll.'.l lilni-
it in a lu.f. 1 room lat night 8
I'elue ittt.'lin.leil lt enter to HI'-
tvMJinii mi r eliiirifiT tretetred by
a IT ji'iir old fiu-mer benuty run
lesl Miitrtei ami now u rhoriM Bil l
nt the (i.it.l. ii IheatiT.
i'i'lt.-a Mitrnllex berme the
li.H.tinu !! kiiI, Miui Mini,, a.
Iieny. a j-i.-.iieil at h pollie rtatlon
Willi a tale of being lured Into
tiiinH1 loom, Mriiek with a rulllni;
)!,!, and .it!.nKed.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
l'OIM'DA.NI) (iltAIN
July 1.20 i.ss
sept i .an i.a'S J.ao i .na
IX'f 1.35 I.3TJ4 i:5 1.117
Sill- MS l.l.-i 1.12 1.13
ciiicaoo vhi:at
July i.:ihk, t.iitt i.:ik f.UK
Si-t I.lll.li! 1.17 I.IIJi 1.10 H !l
1. 10 Si 1.51 1.18 iMYt
i.-ia'j i.:im I.I2J4 i. .mm-; i.r.i'j i.iwh
Cants Advance Fifty
Cents In Portland
roilTI,AN'l, (lie., July 26 (AI)
With the exception of cuntuloup
ph. v h lc h ud va need G 0 eon t a
crate, tliu produce market pres
ented an mi ruffled front today.
Cantaloupe of the Ileal vurioly
wero fretting cart:ei'. Tho 8e;inon
was expected to Ret under full
si cam next week when tho Turlock
fruit begins to urrlve.
Butter, cggn, poultry and fresh
nieulH were sti-ady at Wedm?8lay's
level.
Prices at I he Kant Side market
of the Gardeners' and- Ranch era'
association were also wllhout
change. An liuiuenHe amount of i
produce was brought In. hut heavy
buying kept tho prices firm.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK.
POKTLANM. Ore., July L'5 (AP)
-Cat lie anil calves: 1 tiiiolably
steady; receipts, cattle fin; calves,
lo: steers (llud . l.too lbs.), good
$ 1 1.504 ( 1 2.50; (1150 . H00 lb.),
good $1 l.6(Hi $lli.5o; (SiM) and U),
medium $10.00 fa $ll.5i; common
$8.50 f $10.00; heifers Hf0 lbs.
down), good $ 1 0.25 ti $ 1 1.00; com
nion to medium $7.50 if $ 10.26: :
cows, good $8,00 4 $!.6o; common
to medium $7.00-7 $8. OH; low cut
ter $5.00 fit $7.00; good beef $11.00
$11.76; cutter to mr.il u in $7.00 4?
$9.00; calves (500 lbs. down), me.
ilium to choice $9.60r Ji'.'.oo; cull
to common $7.0fi $9.00; vealers:
milk fed,' good lu choice 1 IS. (Hi At
$14.60; medium $11.00 fa $13.00,
cull to common $7.004 $9.60.
Hugs: Steady, mostly 26 cents
higher;, receipts
300; including
' on contruct; heavyweight
-f,t :t50 "'-). medium, to choice
ll.fii $12.60; medium weight
mzmm-zuu ins.), medium to cnoice
$12.00 01 $12.76; light weight ( IflO-
oXh: No 2 white 4KV4 5i5o; No
while 464
Itye: none.
Thirley: quotable range (I'J "i 73.
Timothy seed: $3.9M4i $4.(15.
t'lover seed: $15. 0i $24.00.
l.iild $12.17; libs $13.25; ImIIIcn
$I4.N7.
I'OltTI.AM) ('AMI
I'tlllTI.ANI). lire.. July (AIM
t'ah wheat: llifr Ilea, I bluestom,
lint il white $ I . :i N.
Soft White $1.33.
Western w hile $1.33.
llaixl winter f l.:9.
Northern sprlni; $l.y.
Weslein red tl.SS.
Oats: No. L'-3.S Hi. while $3I.IHI.
Today's ear reeelpls: w IiimI ITS;
flour in; corn 1; oats 3; hay 3.
Illtll l I'ltl'IT AMI HOI'S
NliW VOItK. July IT. (AIM -Ihlcd
fruit and hops steifly.
i.i iiti'ooi, wiiKvr
I.IVKItl'OOI.. July (ATI
Wheat close; July Ins S d IMS1
October: IIM Ad f I.M l,.
Kecelnber: Ills SI $1.
.March: Ins lid $l.r,Sij.
l'Oltli.AMI IMIOIH ( i:
I'OUTI.ANIt, lliv.. July (AIM
Itulter, ckks, milk, poullry, on
ions, potatoes, wool, n'lts, hay,
easeara lank and hois steaily and
line hallltrd.
Doors of Southern
Hanks Are Closed
I.ANCASTKU. H C, July ':",.
(AIM--The. I''lrst Hank and Trusl
company here was closed today
following the suicide of lis presi
dent. Charles I). Jones, who shot
himself late yesterday.
Kriends of the bank president
ascribed 111 health us the umso ol
his act.
OltMlINn HKAl'll, l la. July
:.V (AIM The Hank ,,r llmuind.
only bank In this winter home ol
John I1, ltoekelellt-r, tailed to
open Its doors today and was
placed in the bands of the state
banking department by order of
the board of directors.
BIlBBBIIIBIEIIRlllllIIIRHIBr
n
- 7C I'ANTY
l Arc
H (iuarantced to
1UIY SEVERAL AT THIS LOW PRICE!
Norton's Kiddy Shop
lietler Merchandise Lower Prices
iiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiB
MARKER'S
Springs J8UZ6o lb.
Heavy hens 16c lb
Light hens Ko lb
Stags 8o lb.
I lour.
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
Hoft wheat $7.40 bbL
-17.60 bbl.
LA GRANDE RKTAIl MARKETh
Dairy.
Butter, creamery 60o; 2 lbs,
jjfK!l
Kggs 40c.
(,'hccso 4oc lb.
Honey Comb. 25c lb
Vegetable
Potatoes $3.60 per c. w. t.
New potatoes $3.00.
Klgin todutoes 25c lb.
Parsley 6c bunch.
Cubbuge 3c lb. ,
Lettuce 10c a head.
Wag onions Sc lb.
Yellow onions 4c lb.
Carrots fio hunch.
Dcela Go o:inch.
Turnips 6c a bunch.
Celery 16c and 26c.
Green poppers 40c lb.
Green Onions 6c.
Itadlsh 5o punch.
Green Peasj 3 lbs. 26c.
Green Beans 2 lbs. for 26c.
Rhubarb 0 lbs. 25c.
faults
Grapes 2;c lb.
ItuNpbcrrlcs 2 for 26c.
Uluckcaps 2 for 25c.
Logan berries 10c.
Bananas 2 lbs. for 2oc.
Boyal Anne cherries 2 Iba. 25a
Lemons 40c doz.
Oranges 36cfiJ 1.00 do
Apricots dOc lb.
Peaches 1 6c 4b.'.
Strawberries 1 0c or 3 for 20e.
Cantaloupes 3 for 28c.
Watermelons So lb.
Sugar
Cano sugar $ti,29.
Flnur
Soft wheat $8.40 bbl.
Hard federation $8.40 bbL
Poultry
Hens 80iS32e lb.
Springers 36c b. '
Meat 4 unit Fth
Reef boll 20$i 22c lb.
Chops und steaks dc to tic lb. I Tex nankin will pioliahlv flv one fin'',il Rl 'ssware for your tublo.
Krcsh millnon 35u lb. j of his new tralnlnit planes In the 1' ostoria in Glasswurc is what Ster
Halibut 300 lb. i rirst race, open lo planes powered H"(f is ln silver. 7-18-3t. t
ItnbbltD 38e lb. I with motors of I in horse-power r j i
Cod 260 lb.
C.asolina
Uasollue, regular, retail,' l'6u ku!.
WOOL CHOI' I.MMKNM-: horsepower.
WASHINGTON, July 26 (AIM I T" planes will tako off ut lll
The t'nlted Slates wool crop for lervitls of nuc minute.
I'Jiil was Hie laritest In 35 years. I
Tho total production was eslimat-. Sam Perry, younit star of the other Kncllsh and American pal
ed by the bureau of aRilcllllural Hlrnilnijhaiii country club won terns, at Melville's. 7-2'J-lt.
econuuilcH at 3(H..SlliJ,tiiMi pounds, j the southern amateur Rolf title1
and Increase of 2,763,1HI0 pounds and two weeks later, captured thu CAMP STOOKS ledlK-el ut Mol-
over I lie IMK record.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. July sr. (f. S. II. A.)
Heirs: Si, (nil); lilc hlRher; lGii-Sin)
lbs. IIJ.IIHi lli.35; :r.O lo :a lbs.
$ 1 1.35 11 $ 1 1.00: piirkniK s..s $ln.
ihi 1j $10,110. Butchers 25ti to 3iin
lbs. $1 i.iiimi $ i.tio; 3ii to I6it lbs.
$1 1.35(1 $U'.4il.
Cattle; fl.tion; Calves 2. 'Mill; lonn
yearlings $l.6ii: steers. I3nn lo
ISilll lbs. 14.5n "ll 1 8.76: 1150 lo
11(111 lbs. $13.5011 $10.(15: fed yearl
ings "511 to (15(1 lbs. $13.50 1i tin. mi.
Vculers $14. ('Hi $1(1.50: stoeker
and focder steers $ I :ooti $ 1 3.50.
Sheep: p. Iiao; mIow l'5 lo 6(10
lower; rangers $ 14.00; natives
$13.50 down: fill ewes weak to l'.i
cents lower; few $ii.)(i,'!i $6.60;
feeding lambs nominal. Ijimhs ij
lbs. dow n $13,001, $14. ;s; ;,n II. s.
down $6.511 $6.75; reeder lambs
i;.;-i,ii $i4.oo.
HI I'l'lild'AT
SAN I'HANCISCO. July L'5 (AIM
Hutlerfat f. o. b. Sun lranelsco.
5,ii.. i-ents.
Leap
Year
Kisses
Another Delicious
SOCIETE CANDY
Half round
15c
L. & L Drug Co.
DRESSES 79c
2 to 6
Wash and Wear
Realtors To Have
Talking Contests
8ALI2M, Ore.. July 25 (AP)
Six entranta will apiear in the
liutnc town speaking content, whic h
in to be a feature of the Pacific
j North went Realtors' convention.
I now In HOHslon here, and tho only
meeting of the anaociation to which
the public is Invited.
To the winner C. P. liishop,
Sitem merchant, will donate a mII
ver cup. The speukcrrt will he
Ford Barrett Jr., of Spokane, V.
A. Moore of Vancouver, li. C, Al
fred Carnijchael of Victoria, B. C,
Arthur Bold of Seattle, C. F. Mumm
of Tacoma. and Leitli Abbot of
! I .(ItlL'VioW.
The Judges will he Judge Hoss
nian, Justice of the Oregon au-
lirrinH court: James G. lloltzcl. ut-
torney of Kalcm, und l'ulll Doney,.
culli-KG profesiior.
The contest will lie held tonight.
Local Barbers In ;
Pendleton Meeting
An extended effort to revise the
price schedule of Umatilla county
to conform with that of La Grande
and other cities, will be made as a
result of a meeting of La Grande
barbers with the associated barbers
of Pendleton In the Round-Up
city best night, according to local
barbers who made the trip, A meet- If KINKY GLANSWAKK
ing will be called in the near f it- If you wish something exqulsitu
ure. Inviting The Dalles and other for the bride buy her sparkling
cities east of the Cascades, . In an Jieisey's glassware, Flamingo,
effort to make the Issue statewide, . Moonbeam or Crystal, at Melvll
explalned an officer of tho barbers' , o's. 7-23-lt.
association here today.
The men who went to Pendleton j
from here last evening, were, Gtiye " RAXCKN THIS YVKKK BY THE
Kills, Boy Grice, William Grice, . NTA 1 1 XOVKII'Y OIU'IIKSTRA
William Ktolting, Floyd Lannlng. Danceland park, Wetlnesday and
It. ',. Baxter, Ben llolllday, Selh Saturday. Kamela, evury Tlmrsdav.
Serrine. Denry Warmholtz. Louie , Baker, every Friday. 7-23-41.
Kvans, and J. J. McWayne. There
were also representatives from ! .
Hermlston, Umaltlla and Pilot
Bock.
Many Planes Will
Race To Eugene
I'OltTIANl). July 2.1 (AIM
More than 15 nlrnlnnes urc expect -
ii'd to take off from the Port of tides for tho kitchen, and clever
Portland airport tomorrow in two I Ideas for the homo in Roneral.
jail' races to Kukciib where an air "HI '-e found In this new line. Sea
carnival Is to he staKed as a part i 'belli ut ltlcllard.ion'ii Art and Glff
of the Sunset Trail pioneer celebra-j Shop.'- 7-1S-31.
ition. . I
M. K. Wriht. secretary of the TIIK M'.W TOl'A. ;
Aero club, said today he had listed! I,avo you st'on th! ne"' T,na
Inn definite entries, allbouuh It is , l'"ostoiia Glassware which has Just
hellved that many local and out- 'arrived ut llichnrdsoirs Art and
side nvhitora will coinncle. l'op? If it is Kostoriu it U
less. This event will start at noon.
The s, nd race, to start at K':30
p. in. will be open lo Iri-lnotored
planes or ships powered with
motors rated at better than 15U
Alalia ma champlonslilp.
IMAGINE THIS
This man lavishes his wife with all the ma
terial things of life. Their house is furnish
ed in luxurious fashion and they drive a
dandy ear.
They didn't see where there was any extra
money for insurance. The old girl ran into
a car one day when she was busy talking
while driving. Bang! Both cars were some
what mutilated.
Of course it wasn't her fault she was care
ful to explain this to friend huhhy but the
next day a terrible and unreasonable man
came around asking settlement for dama
ges, much to the indignation of the poor
frightened wife.
And do you know that the other fellow
brought suit and was awarded damages for
SS50. Just as a lot of payments were com
ing due on the car and furniture were com
luck raising the money was like pulling
teeth but they did it and now no more
driving without insurance.
"INSURE IN' SURE INSURANCE"
Union Mortgage & Investment Co.
JACK It. FERRIS. THE INSURANCE M AN
Real Estate New Foley Uldg. Loans
riiaciioxarv ti:ndi:xcii;s
on' strukt
NliW YORK, July 26 (AP)
Pronounced reactionary tendencies
dove-loped again in to.luy't, stock
market although a sprinkling of
Issues continued to show Indepen
dent strength. Selling embraced
a wide variety of stocks, including
several of the recently popular
rails and public utilities, with net
declines ranging from 1 to 10
points.
Many of tho earlv Inmoit wpip
! recovered hi the lain afternoon, hh
the motors led a rally. General
Motors, Chrysler and Packard rose
1 to nearly 3 tnd Marmon more
than 7 points. North American
scab d a new peak abovn 174.
Uniltil States steel regained all its
early loss. United States Steel
broke 9. National Biscuit 3 and
i oniiuprciiil Investment TrjHt 4 VI -
Tlu clOHillB wan IitpruIui-. Sales
a piiroxlmate.l 3.mn).in0. i
I ' i
Oopy for this column most be
tn hy 9 a. m.
, llviiMlU lilmr. iilcathiir.
button
IioIck,- etc. Aorton's liitUlio slion.
Adv.
Kill in:it HKiMH.vt;. c;ii'T
A shipment of the latest und
nicest thiiiKH for wedding Rifts hug
just been received at Hlchurdson's
Ait and Ciift Shop. Just a lot of
! new Ideas In clever boxed Rifts, nr-
M'.WI M-.W! MOW!
Tho new 1'all l.tni has bcRlin lo
arrive at Iticiianlson's Art and
Gift Shop, you are invited to see
the new things. 7-18-3t.
I)I.NI:I1WAHU t
lxamine our uttrnctivo line of
Noritake t'hina, Johnson Itros. and
FIND IT
HERE
I
I J.C.PENNEYC0.
I 108 Depot St.. La Grandfi. Oregon
tart oavms: ivioney
You Can Do It! Make This Store
Your Shopping Headquarters
And You'll Save!
Bedspreads.
For New Homes
and Old Ones
Every bed must have a
spread . . . and it should be
smartly colored. Here are love
ly ones for the bride's selection
, . . as well as for expericncc4
bomemakers.
Cotton Bedspreads
$1.49 and $1.98
Rayon Bedspreads
2.98-3.98-4.98
Rag Rugf?
For Summer
Easy to keep clean . .
colorful for bedroom, summer
cottage, porch . . . and pleas
ingly inexpensive!
Size 24x48 59c
Size 27x54 69c
For Wnmpii
Silkand-Rayon Hose
We're particulralv proud of these hose . . . thev
mean Smartness and Service for thrifty women ail
"over the country. Made with the fashionable nar
row heel ... in many wanted shades.
49c
Rayon Undies
For Miss 2-12
Vests and bloom
ers, as smartly tail
ored as Mother's!
Vests with built-up
shoulder. Elastic
knee bloomers. Ea.
49c
Wash Suits
For Boys 2 to 8
riain button-on anil flapper
models. Assorted linen and
broadcloth with plain and bl.ucr
striped pants and contrast com
binations. $1.49
Boys' Suits
With Two Longies
The same standards of Value and Service
which we a;ip'y in outfitting dad are equally:
observed in equipping the boy. For the boy
of today is as keen for style and as appre
ciative of quality as his elders.
Our Boys' 4-Ficcc Suits are erpertly fashioned
cf selected fabrics in striped patterns medium
colorings.
$9.90 and $11-90
JOE DUNDEE AND
JACK FIELDS SET
FOR MIX TOMTE
ik ritoiT.
July
(All
With 11 Itrtlo of mori- IIihh $ii'.ii.imi
ds-sm-vd for tho tii-st t " round
r!::uiiplnnlii! flKbt in Michicmi
tmdr-r tho nra l-oxlnir hivv, l-'lovl
I-'ltisiniluo!V t-lilef orrv to.lny
ttt wi'iithi'r whirh fir,- it'T
f.l to itnmt.n tile- oulor of :t.'.""i
fiirht f.tn nlm inin'hns,,l tirk.-is
for hf Jo. I ninil..-.l,i, Me I'li-l-N
weltpreieht chainpiuiiMhlp I'Ulllr
m th Mlchititn m.Uf rair Krounils
tonlfht. L'umjre thr Italian iHxm-
Plenty of Bath Towels
To Meet Your Summer Needs!
, 1 ''LA tf U
Sport Socks
In Ankle Length
Very short . .
and very smar
. . . these fane
ankle socks ol
rayon and men
rerized lisle
Pair
25c
39c
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a Pair j
"Jaciel" Powder
For Your Face
Of a soft,
clingint; texture
. . . delicately
fragranccd. ln
medium or
heavy ciglit.
69c
Union Suits
For Boys
Good quality athletic style
union suits for liovs. Made of
fine combed cotton yarn in lilit
weight. Two-button shoulder
strap style. A fine value.
49c
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Summer's the time yotf;
need plenty of oft,'ab
sorbent towels . , , an!
p . here's the place to get a
l Kooaiy supply 91 sturdy
quality towels at substaa.
tial savings I
X Woven of double-
thread terry, In all whits
or white wilh colored
border or cross-stripes.
18x36 inches
15c
22x44 inches
25c
Apron Frocks
You'll Want Sevcrall
Simple, pretty styles in
ill-over prints and checked
nd plaid ginghams,
:cllent value at
Ex-
49c
Union Suits
For Women
Snuff - fitting,
knit union suits in
a light weight
cotton. Open or
tight knee. With
built-up shoulder.
49c 69c
Tenatox"
Mouth Wash
A scientific deodo
ant and astringent.
Mild tasting, ycl pow
tr ful. Combines anti
septic properties of
farious essential oils.
Large Bottle
25c
"Big Mac, Jr."
Boys' Shirts
Sturdy cham-
bray shirts that
are cut full and
strongly made.
Tor youngsters
who are rough
on clothes.
59c
Men's Hose
For Sturdy Service
B1GPAY,
An extra heavy cotton hose
nadc according to our own ex
iting specifications. Durable,
tnfortahlc, low-priced. In as
orted solid colors.
2 prs. for 35c
pi'lfiMt condition, und would of
fer no nlllds resurdless of t 10
outcome Klrlda litiHc-iltr-d that no
did not Inloml lo h t tho proMls'J
of the chnmnion ltnpreM him. 1
nieiin to conic out of the I'lnK tlC '
new welti.rw. lBht champion." ho (
deehircd. "I'm (joins to lox and
puiuh lMiudec off his foot."
Mundie nlKo exiirosacd confl
denco iim to the outcomo of th-
flKlit. "I nni In the lust nhupe 1
Imve heen In years." ho nwerle'l
"I hopo to nmliO my host Itebt fn
tleluudltiic my title ngnlnst Kieldi.'
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the New York state 3lnfk" te:l
litu lltlo. ' .
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