La Grande evening observer., August 23, 1929, Image 8

Tlmrsito.v. Aupust 22, 1020
Pago. Eight
LA fITIANDF, EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
New Phoenix
Hose
50c
75c
$1.00
ivdtenitctr Stic.
Men's Wear.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Sept.
I 111-.
Aliiy
Sept.
Kit;.
.Mar.
.May
I'OIITLAMI (iHAIN
...i.sili ' i.anji i.ai'i
...1.31 l.x:t i.aii;
...1.38 i.:iu i.::h
C'HICAOO WIIKAT
...l.MVi', l.siK
....1.12', y, l.ia'i l. ii
M'1, I. Ill I. Ill
..t.zoy, jM.r.i i. :,:;, i.mi s.
i -'1 1 ;
i.:;ii
LIU. Jn I. II!
I.IH(. I. Ml
Girl Who Has Hiccoughed For
Two Months Puzzles Doctors
ZEP STARTS
FLIGHT OVER
THE PACIFIC
(Continued from I'ago 1)
tfrriHoiH s ho arrived here from
'i li'ilric'lishiifcii will) tickets read
ing to l.akehurt Hire new passen
gers wi-rc aboard, l.lnillfiiant Com
mander KyunoMiko K Osaka of (lit
In pa n.a H naval K',""i fi! staff; lloi'U
Khiral, Japanese news agency rep
Herenbilive: it lit) .Major Hhliiiehl
Hhibata. of (hi- K'ThtuI slaTf of the
army. They replaced four others
wliu li-II i ho ship here after the
li ip from I'Tieilrlchsliiifcn.
,pil7()-.MIIo Course
Ahead of tin- (IraT lay a course of
pernio U.Wt miles which lr. Kelt
enrr expected t-o cover in close to
laa hours, a schedule which, IT ad
hered to, would brlnif the Zeppelin
to I .I'M .uk les at 2;'.i u. in., 1'H
elfic time, Tuesday, i
It was easily possible the Zep
pelin would exceed this and arrive1
at I.iih AmfeleU in (lie cool of hiiji
duu n .Monday eVolitrik".
'I'liD niij I'M-, broadly HpeakhiL',
lay imi I beast ii nl from here to
south of I h Aleutian Inland. 1
. whri'K Ihe turn sntiiheiistwnrd lo !
ward Head le, Wash., would bo
made. I'Yoni .Seattle it was planned
to riihm southward alon ihe I'a- !
cil'le roast tu l.os Angeles. Or. Kck
cner madi' it (ill In I n, however, lie 1
would vary IiIh Itinerary according
to tlie weather cond 1 1 ions Ho en- j
countered, j
Croni I, oh Antfi'U'H Dr. Kekcncr
planiii-d lo lly 2. MM) miles to l.ake
hurst, N. .1., completing the round
the world trip lie began there Wed
nesday night Auk. 7, at 10.40 p. in.
m.uim Umi. Ii Oepaiime
It Witw iindi'iHtuod I r. Kekeiii.T'f
ileclHlon tu leave wlien ho did whk
iii'i.iiKioued hy repiu'lM of typhooiiH
Jjj'JJie Moallielll ticy. Unci Jjv W,jiH
over llie I'aeHle the (JrafM miiHli'i'
t-.idiocd rremier llamaKUehl
thanlUnu: him lor Japanese hospli
ality, and to Ihn air hase eomimind
niic puiistiiK the xeal and Nklll of
the ituhi- piTMiiimrl, whom he ex
oneiiiicd of any bluiiu In Thurs
day' iieeldent.
There was prujiiiHo of mild tall
v.imlN lur the flrtd part 4if the
IraiiMpmHie trip. If they Hhould
1;ih1.. In-. Ivdieiier lielieved ho
milil make I.om AiiKelea within va
luniiN, iir hy ji hunt ll a. in. Paclfle
lime Ci n. in. K.S.T, )" Mumhiy, up
peiilinu over Seattle Sunday eveli
inK. Aiicr!c3Ti Indian Sort ji
Iniliaa.'i of Nni'ih Ameriea
shm;;s for iilnniv,! (.,.fv phase of
life, only for piddle eerenionien.
Inn a;. i r.ir Imporiiiiii m is in nu
lmli idiiiil's en reer, tis for sen inn
lip-, luiiiiii,-.:. enurilm: timl piny.
Ini,' yatiie-4. Karh le-.s ii peeiiliar
n that ullhout lieiiriiis
ni woid.s mi Indian is nlde in
vern-nl,.. tit rttisxlHi nti'Mi of n
Kiraa::e souu. Some of (he souk.
in fin , emivey ilieir inetuiin;is en
Urely w Mlmut word i.
The Ptor Sayit
If lli'-ie Ih attliedv who le'. not
las h :i Iriml Know whnl hl lilit
hai d doelh. il 1-4 ihe man who pUe
elh ti penny in the eelleetion dati.
. .loi n Andrew Holmes.
Wheat Price Is
3 Cents Higher
At Close Today
CllllWfiO, Auk. 1!A ( A f ) - Hud
den liroadr:)ll)K out of ICuropeati
demand for wheat from the United
Slates Knve an Immediate hnlnt to
wheal values today, wit h IiIkIh'hI
prices toward the Uiul. I lei piny lo
lift the wheat iifuiket were ad
verse crop reports from Aryenllna,
and Australia, with wemi-of flelal
figures today Indleallnn recent en
limatea of Ihe wheat yield In
l-'raiice were much loo hiuh. All
advices, loday from Canada con
tinued lo sukk''mI a wheal crop far
below thai of last year.
Wheat closed UKliclllcd L' 1 j to
! 3 v( above yesterday's finish.
Corn closed ti) 1 4 e up; oats
j Vi to inhaiiee and provisions
unchanged lo a rl.se of I tic.
I'OIETLA.M) 1,1 VIOS'l'tX-K
I'OUTl.ANII, Ore,, Aim. lili (AIM
l( HiTliANM), Ore.Auff. 2'i (AIM
Cat He and calves: slcady, re
ceipts cattle 115, cilvi-s 10.
Sleeis IH)a-i:iOO His, 511.50 fti-
I .2.r; KOU( ' I I ,L'f ti $ 1 ine
fl ill in JlOjlic $ 1,60; eoiiUMOii 7r
$10.aa. Homers, muni Sli.ftOi tt;
eouiinon to medium $G,7E'i U.f0.
( 'own, Koud ?fv.6a it - $!i.(Hi; e.oininon
lo medium, f U.IMJfff $00; low eut
l.rr $.1.00 (f. jti.UiMi; kooi heeT $7.00
fli 17.2a: utter lo medium $5.00 ui
$7.00. (.'a Ives, iiirdluiii to choice
$IU.00''o -912. fill: cull to common
$7. Mm, $10.00; vralers, milk fed.
pood to choice $i:i.oii4 $M.fo; me
dium $1 1.Odfii $1.1.00; cull to com
mon $K.00'f( $1 I.U0.
I lows: oponlns: steatly: receipts
Boo, lneludi.K 102 dlrccl. H..w
CT.o-.'K.a ihs.) meiilum Id choice
$1 1. on iff $l2.if; liKht weight f if
2oa lbs.) medium to eliofce $ I J.fif)
fii $i2.iij; iiKitt lights (i:;o-ino ibs.)
medium lo choice $ M.7G ftt $ 1 L'.li.'.;
pacldnrr hows, ioiikIi and smooth
$S.rior,i jii.fiO; HliiiiKhtt-r pis (o
l.'to Ihs.) inediuiii to choice $11. HO
?i $12.00; , feeder and stoeker pit's
(70-I.1!! lbs.) medium lo choice
$ I l.fVfiff $ I 2.2ft: (soft o r oily Iiouh
and roji.siinj,' pls exciioh d i.i alio'e.
quotations.)
Sheeji and lambs: iio':;ldy
steady; receipts 2ao. ynoil t:;
Choice $10,00 1 $1i'. on; iio dnioi '
i 50' $) l. an; common $7. now $!t.ra, ;
I yearliiiK w i hci-H ?i!.rfo 'i S'.i.mi, !
! ewes 120 pounds down y.l.'JU'r
' $5.25; (I20-J.rii bl ), ni'dinm to
'choice $::. noi $.1.00; (oil i i;:lils) ',
j common $l..roi fil.fio.
wooii ni;roitr ,
j HUSTON. Am:. ZS (AIM Tin
: Commercial liuli'iln lomoi ruv. will!
!"y: ' !
! "The wool market i- loii fy ae- I
jtlve Willi price' e;emr;ily ( m.
: There is no fejilinc lo Hie hadiiuri
! that is new. Wesii-ni iiio(;iiii.us ,
liirc practically eioh d. TaH I link
er in k ai'lecls tradin;; vet y 1nli-
yet.
"The ina:i:ifiieiuii i.: p'lSHiuii : p- ,
! pears t be very :iooiid, uiHi !'
. mand faviiiiK wor:-M ! wool.: iih'.sI
Idislilietty. Kepeal hll.'-iilt : s i:i H' a-
! soiially koiI.
: "l-'oreiKtl lil ilUels ale dull and
; ral her ea.-iier.
; "Mohair in j:eiiei-.illv v.Hli
muni' interest .shown i i otc.i'ril hid
; haii- n the i-;mj,e of 7" to rents."
Tlie ('iitiitni'ictiii 1 In lb I :n will
fitlblish the followiliK wind iUola
lions tomorrow :
Scoured has!s; ( ! ; i i : I-'i im- ;t nd
if. III. staple :in-!ij; f ie and f. in.
; l'r. combiiiK l.S-!in; fun end f. ni.
Al.'.vc is n rloMii, ol' 'i'- Stone, vlctilil of a nlmne lili'('tui;h
m;ila(l'. The other jiirttire sJiowh lior ln-iiiK .pluccU in an ainhu
liuiee when she wan taken tij a .MenitihiK hoNiiltnl.
eiothlllK
!10.
vall'-y No. I, fi.X-
.Mohlilr: Orlulnal hat: -avera,-;!- I -Inolltlm
Oi-e,'oii lit K'a'l. il
Htoeii: rirni eiiiiiiiin.'4 nouii
ealillni,' 4a-lix.
( IIICM.O 1,11 l(l !
cm U'AiK i. auk. ;:i ( i '. s. ii. a i
IIiirh: ii. nun: I a in sr.,- huher:
r.ii-:iuii lli. Kia.ia'.i ti if i:in-
iiiii ihs. $ni. . i $i !..:,.
Cnllle: l.r.llll: illlvis l.'ina: .:ae
llrally aolhiat: here e ,r s,.- oi
rerlllKK: ealer.H I ii nn ; I 7. 'm :
t"ePM 1 linn-1 ' Ili.l. I .'. v.. n s I 7:
irn-1 I mi II, h. I ::.7', 'i. i 7. a n; li ,
yeaillMKH 7.r.0 !i..ll P s. ? I J 7".
I ll. fill: eali-i s $ l a.nn .i ? I 7 :.o;
sloelier anil li-nler i.-r.( P'.7.7 'a
i:'.'7r,.
.Mheeti: 7,01111; aclii'. Hliolli; to
'.Tie hltrh.-r: unlive lalul.s si::. '.!:'
i i 7'.- i". ii-.. laruiiH $i::.r'i: .fal
ewea $4.00 (: 10.00; fecillni; lanilif.
, -li i s.e.nlv. l.aniliH Ihs"
down JU.IIIHii $14.00; ewea 1 all Ihs,'
iouii l.fiiKi $ ij . 2 r ; feetler lainlm
? I 2.50 f I :i.7f..
I IIICAI.O CASH
I'llll'Adll, A:iK. 211 (AT)
Wh.al: No. :i i-eil $1.27; Nu. 4
iiiimmI $.-j:i.
I'orn: No. 4 yellow, $1.01; No. 5
while $ I. on,
dais: No. 2 inixeil, 42; No. 3
white 411 'ii 11.
lly: No. 2, $l.oilli: No. II ..
llarli-y: ipiotahle ninci' fi2'fHi2.
'I'ilnothy seeil; $ 1. 1 U 'n $4. 110.
l'loel- seed; $ 1 .ri. fi 0 ft $ 2:i.f.ll .
I ... i .! $l2.lfi; rlhs $i:i.oli; liellles
$ I 4.112. .
. l;l!l'(M)li WIIKAT
l.l.Vlilti'OOU Alls- 23 AI')
Wlli:nt. elosed;. .. '
Oclohef:' lis lo'dJ $1.4:1',.'
Ilyeelnlier: ' Hih I li $I.47;S.
Mutch; JOS fiiitl $1.02.; .
I'Olt'l'I.A.M) CASK
I'OKTI.ANIl, Ore.. AllB. 2:1 AI')
rash wheal: lli Head hlu'slein,
hard u liil .- SI. Mi.
Moll while $1.27.
Western while $1.27.
1 lar.l w inter $ 1.2:1 U..
Noilheia KiiriiiK $1.211 't.
Western reel Sl.2:i.j.
Hals: No. 2-IIS Ih. white $:M.oo.
Today's ear receipts: wheat 12:':
li.u ley a ; Hour 20; oals It: hay II.
I'OHIi.AM) I'KODICK
I'OltTI.AND, Ore.. Auk. 211 (Al')
ItittK'i',' -i'kiih, milk. (hntU'i-fat .
liollliT, onions, potaloes. wool,
mils, Itay, cuscara hark anl hops
sleaUy and UludiailKeil.
Philadelphia Not Getting All The
Breaks From Other Junior Clubs
' , ' in :iTi;jti'vr
. SAN KltANCISCO. Auk. 211 (AIM
t liutlt'i'fal T. 6. b. San l-'runclsco.
&3 cents. . . - " '
Ice cream with a smooth, velvety
lexlure can be produced mo.d" eas
ily by the use f u wcll-sweeie:ied
cream mixture, . Mixtures rich in
fat whip readily and urn easily
kept .firm, but if too heavily sweet
ened are difficult to freeze, to har
d"ii. apd tu keep firm. Whole milk
w 111 not Bivc t he smooth texture
secured by ushiff cream, but if suf
ficient cream is not available. Hie
addition of a Utile gelatin will im
prove Ihe l cxi lire, particularly If
the -K-e cream is to b hardened or
panked before servi:;,.
lly Henry I. Fundi
(NKA Siorts Writer)
There is nu question that a vic
tory of the Philadelphia Athletics
In tho American l-cajjuo pennant
race this year would be popular
with the customers. And tho gen
eral Impression iiiitfht be Rained
that, it would be u popular victory
with the other clubs in the league
who had been convinced that they
couldn't win.
Some of the Yankee players
have complained that they were
KttltliiK all the beariiiK down in
the league. They didn't try to give
the impression that the other clubs
wore diving to tlie A's and working
on them. But they did say that
tlie opposing clubs saved their best
pitchers to knock them off and
thai some of the opposing clubs
didn't have their best pitchers
ready w hen time came to work on
tho A's.
Tin; Douli Angle Kilters
Hut it has been learned from
conversations with the ball players
on the other clubs that tlie Ath
letics will not send them into
rhapsodies if they win the pennant.
There is a financial reason. The
clubs that finish second and third
will nut get as much of a split of
the world series money If it is
played In Philadelphia. If the Cubs
and the Yanks were to play part
of tho series in the Yank Stadium
thero might bo. a new record prize
for tho players who share in tlie
receipts.
,, Other Angles A I mi
There la another reasun alsu for
tlie cool feeling that the other ball
(Cluhs have toward the Athletics.
This was brought out in a con
vincing way u few days ago by the
malinger of an American League
club who seldom has been known
to make any kind of a critical re
mark about another ball club or
ball players on other clubs.
The Athletics Am a Pain
"The Athletics, he said, "urn
giving us alt a pain. Their heads
are puffed up Imw so much they're
bursting. If they win the pennant
they'll be liurd tu gt along with
next year.
"The Yanks were never that
wav. Kuth, Combs. Meusel, Pen
nock, Hoyt, hazzeri and, In taci,
all of them but that Durocher have
always been popular with the
players on Hie other clubs. They
are a great ball club and a great
bunch of fellows. No one got mad
when they were winning ihosi
pennants.
Soino Aro Swell I Vllous (
't don't mean to lie running
down tho A's, been una U'h not sour
grapes with me. Cy Perkins, Blng
Miller and Jimmy Dykes are well
liked all around the circuit 1
They're kidders. Jimmy Knxx i
just a bashful kid andvMike Coch
rane Is the i.iL'st ;;vi i-My man lr.
baseball.
(irovc and Wnlberg and Khin
Ke think too much of themselvc:.
und they get plenty of Hie hemes.
And there are several other play- '
era on the club who don't get much
consideration when there Ih i ;
chance to give them a break. ;
"Simmons wasn't popular last
year but he has become sort of a
real fellow this year and we like
him.
"Of course, when il comes to 1
Connie .Mack there is no question j
about his place In tin affection ol
all tin players. He's a grand fel
low, a gentleman, a sportsman and
a great baseball man."
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot tst.
La Jrar-e. Ore.
Boys' Caps
In Grown-Up Style
Good looking caps for boys.
Made of selected cassimeres
and twists in styles just like
dad's. 'Unbreakable, water
proof visor. Silk serRe lining.
Leather forehead protector.
98c
Phraiei Turned on Doj;
The die watch ttlmanl ship is lht
! hnrt watch nf two hours. In ci-
' vllhin etnplnynipnls it -nsimlly
! menus tho "late, trick" In the woo
small hours. To "let loosu Ihe dogs
: of win" is n iicliin's(in.' way of
Kaylnix Hint the hunk' hciiins. nr
i tiny other sort of conliict. It is nn
! iilinniniie e'viirt'ssion, coining to ns
; from soldier speech, and may refer
I to tlie. lime when certain mitiotis
j actually used (!os with spiked col-
' lars in lialtle.
"Son of a Gun" J
The origin "f this espn-sslon Is
ohscitre. The liist literary use Hint!
we have nf It was prlnlotl in I7iis,j
mid is to he finiml In llillislt'
Apiill'i, Nn. lo- I" SH) It was nscii;
hy Thackeray in I'omlciinls. It Ih.
nil epithet nf contempt in slight iln-l
(.roe. and was applied ori'-'iniilly ni
boys horn nllonl, when wives n
eninpanleil Ilieir hllshalids In hh
One adniirnl declared that he wit
actnally lliti:' cradleil under HmT
li'reiisl nf n gun caninue. I.licr-i
ary Digest.
Tarachute Fall
llnw far a parachute juniper rnui
allow himself In lull liefore openlsl
his panichitte has never tieen if!?-,
lerinlneil. An army nir corps mr.j
ceant. to ilentonstrute that people,
tin not lose conseioiisnecs in fnlllnsj
dropped 1 ..".00 feet heforc inillliij
Ids l'il cord. ii
1 ; . .
FIND IT
HERE
Copy lor tbU rolu mn til list Ih
hi by It a. in.
At loMollll I U M lis
rriAiio.v
I 'or "t. lv b i h e, flnrsl gl.1',
and t .i:. miable pi Ices h;ie our
w iiil:dn Id., mid nl'le glass- H Ml I' d
nl l;i. h.iidHooM Ait and HIM Motp.
n;. lists la all Muds of ulas.-
wmU. K- ItJ-l.
VO It I'ICI HI s
lb be oris! naluiitl n lir'.i en
l.i i i;"d ,nd hiiiid Muled by I : i 1 1
iiidMiu "The AH Mun." He taken
the li 1 1 1 ' ll iMillnl Idle W (Ml OH I
pleltiMS (hat he doe.H w II Ii his own
seeolc . ;. 'hll Ids shop tend
In-ipt i t hej woili, nt Kichaid"o'i
Ait Ciit Shop. K-lti-t
mm i,nrs
I 'or rery oeeaslon are arriving
ii.iilv al lM"hai dson's Ait and HIM
Hlmp. K-I6-2I.
Hem-Hlchlng, pIcHhf. ImtliMl
boles, elc. Noi Ion's Kiddtei Shop.
AilT.
Nelie y l.jle, tho piano tuner, will
be ni (irande hotel weelt of
H tl. -tth. 7-27.1 mi)
mam i s Tins vi;i:i nv 'imi;
M All SOVIill Y OHCIH .MIIA
HJimclanil Park. Wednoaduy's
and Hat .trday'ii, KuiiioIh, every
i'in;rntl'iy. U;iktM', ery Friday.
7-ii.tl.
La Grande's Most Modern and Newest Shoe Store
Offers lor Silt unlay Shoe Uuyers
BeautireS Smart Small Styles
Fealiirini Those Mudels For Women
A Hud a
l'','i-.li inn's Nrwi'sl. Ill'Clrc
l''ili I-ill '1!'i.;, I'll.');, ml tu iml
III, small. In vn'iii'.
Hvrnica
Knll's 1'ivllii's! orr.'i'ino- I'or lilt?
laily. I'ini; )hI;miL kill leather.
Poppy
y low fii'.:i ion in l'i ml wcitr. Sat
in Kill leather, enn.,ei vative ami
Mtiat I.
(tcrliude
Snappy sal in ptltuj i, l ine iiialil..v,
new l.vpe heels.
futllicriiiv
Nlll.il I. : !vli. ll lllmlel. Ilealllil'lll
In lunk at ill new Call eiilnr.
A nail' nl ill. hose with every pair
i I' Ladies sline, pnichaseil this Sat
tiiikn .
Buckhecl Shoes for Men
" lli'.l-i. line 1. 1 . 1 liili
1.1.,,-k and d.-. rn
I H'l I u lis .l.'Xf
Arch Support Shoes
New In own kill itrch support, pump, perfect l ittiiijr,
Uiiaranteeil eoiiihimition last, GJf Cfl
all ri.es ami widths (pU.OU
C hildren's Foot-Form Shoes
Keei nillieliiletl Cor J enw i tijr I'lliltlreiV by nil ftint spe
t'alists. W'e leatuie a larue stuck of Kootfoiin Slides
in oslurils and pumps. Mriii"; in the little folks and .
j:ive them real shoe comfort.
L
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S
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Buying the New
York Store way is
the
H
save
oiiey
p
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Free
A Ixix o candy pi'esented
Saturday with every pur
chase of children's or
misses shoes. Also Ciee
balloons for the kiddies.
7 IV 1 "
Special lor Salur(i;.-KerksiiireSilk Hose-All Colors $1.00
Xtt
Free
1301 Adams
M 94 Ik'
I 1 &
"Exclusive Hut Not Expensive"
w iiiiMMHiii.iu vsssxmmUsemmmrrfm. WTTri.i.fwaMPjwukM
A pair of silk sox pre
sented Saturday with
ev'ciy puix'liHso of men's
shoes or oxfords.
1304 Adams
School Footwear
Hoys' and Kir Is' sebool foot
wear in tan. loacK calf or
patent leather. C.oodyear
well and siitehdown fancy
trim, built lor
service SI.IIH to S2.H1I.
Aututitn Frocks
Spanish type fioe...i with ruf
fei, hlac( salin with em
broidery, rich brown crepes,
blue Miliiis and fl.il crepes,
filshimis latest diet a! inns.
Values to Jjn.an. Our stuck
is conipleto tur piiecH
aro low Sl.l."i
Boy's Suits
School das are drawioK near
your boy will need a new
suit, our stork consists of u
lare variety of colors and
styles for the little K'-nts.
Vuil can afford to boy at
these low prices 5.VIIA Jo SH.tt.-,
Boy's Shirts
l:oy' shirts for schm1 in blue
anil ray rhambray or taney
broadcloths ttif to S'n-
Boy's Caps
1 toy's caps for sebool ill tlie
one and elht-plece styles of
Kood materials that w ill
stand hard usne ((."(
Work Shirts
More hlue and MI'ay ellalo
l.ray work shlrls. tiiple
sl.ileheil. tvio io. ki ts fall
cut
:!!
Men's Suits
Men's soils in n uoi.il assort
ment of colors snllnhle for
fall vwar isislinir of Wor-
sleds. I'hevli.ls and Ca.vi
nileres. I'rl. ed for final clean
Ill' Slll.lt.-, 51 1.0.-,
Dress Shoes
Mens dress shoes and ox
fords In black, inn. calf or
kitl, tloodyear welt soles the
latent styles, for
fall S.t.- to 5I.It."
Women's Pumps
Women's novelly pumps, new
arrivals fur the Autumn sea
son for dress or wp.irt wear,
oxfords one -st rap and step
In pumps $l!.H!l to -
Women's Ureses
Women's dainty dresses in
silk prints unit crepes, neatly
made ami pleasing pattern--This
lot consists bf a speci-tl
purchase of our New YorK
buyer. August Cleanup S-.lt"
Women's lingerie, this is the
time lo buy your needs in
this line. Pannes, combina
tions and bloomers, in a i: .(
issorlineut of colors and
sizes. August Cleanup . .
Men's caps in the well kii""
i ni port eil Mctii-eor make. ;i
pleasim. assortment of color
and styles. AliKiist Clean
up 9t.'2V
Men's lancy rayon dress s-'K
In beanttfiil colors.
4 pairs fur V'
Men's work sox. In black,
brown or prey, nood w emht .
Auk. Cleanup, per pair ... "'