Thursday, December 19, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
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Society
harjning Dinner
And Bridge Party
At The La Grande
A charming dinner-hrldiie wns
.ijoyed by thu iiiomlicfH of Clio
nil lust (.'veiling ut tlio Im Grnndo
oli'l Willi Mr. und lira. - liny I''.
Im-pliy us host und hostess. The
ibht wuh attractively centered
llh plonsettliis und tiipors with
lo decorations In a theme of plon
tttluH in harmony with the Yulo
de si'iisun. '
.Six tnhli-s of bridge were ut pluy
illowili),' dinner, with Mrs. Kretl
linzcr und C'liuso Uolinenkamp
inning honors for high tally.
...
fridge-Luncheon
At Kinzel Home
A delightful bridge-luncheon
ius enjoyed by the J uesuuy
incheon club ut the home or
lis. J,. K. Kinzel Tuesday ut'ter
non. 'I'lireo tables of bridge, were ut
lay. The club prine for high tally
Mis won by Mrs. Chase liohnen
ninp. Mrs. W. C. Perkins was
warded the guest prize.
Shower Honors
Miss Bramwell
A lovely niiscclIjineoiiH shower
tun Kivon last evening at the Hitcn
x vvea I n it ho no ri np Jl Iss 1 1 u t h
(nun well, bride-to-be. Mih. Aud
;r "Plnyh Mrs. :noyta S5iinni?r
iaii. MiHM Fonda Hanks,' and Alius
jcilltt Black were hostesses for
us affair.
i JtridKe was the 'diversion of the
Veninjf with Mrs. eal lluHsell
tin n i ik t he award 1 for 1) liyh
core. Second prize was awarded
o Miss Jwcah llramwell, and con
blatinn was presented to Aliss
dna .Mae Wilson. '
Following the dainty refre.sh
tents whieh wero served from the
bi'fee shop, Miss Brum we 11 un-
rapiit'd the gifts.
Guests for Iho evening were:
Irs. Koster Kims, Mrs. Francis
reiilieh, Mrs. heal Itusselt, Mrs.
. M. Moore, Mrs. O. W. Warn-
elc, 'Mrs. John Lurtaon, Mrs. Jack
ris, M rs. Aiiiuh J-Iidins, Mrs.
yilllam Jleughun, Mrs. Lester
ratnwell, Miss Anne Ktange, Miss
cliiiL Mae Wilson, Miss Bernico
yitson, Miss Virginia Bramwell,
itiss Leah Bramwell, Miss Jean
White, Miss .Jmly Moore.
Cedar Lined Genuine
, Walnut Chests
$39.50
ltn:il;ilK oxl'Tlors uf m-ll-
uui, walnut wiih pan. i of on
licautirully Kralneil burli'il
Jjf i tlnisu tli.it tli-llKhl On; (v"
i feminine heart. All the JlJ h T
K.vl,'s and finishes rUL . S M
vm'i , nwult jour selection Jicrc. , I
j fel $12.75
rpiality.
Wiiltiut. t'edar liiifd. Moth
lu-nof anil ilust iirouf. An
amazingly fine chest for WJZWM
)thcr Values in Walnut Finish Chests as Low as $17.50
$1.00 Cash Delivers Any Cedar Chest
Carr Furniture Co. Inc-
News
Mrs. Crews Hostess
'To Bridge Club
Mrs, W. C. Crews was hoatosa to
Iho M. I. I,, club at her homo
Tuesday ufternoon when three
tallies of bridge wero enjoyed.
Whlto Chinese Ulliea formed a
lovely decoration.
The club prize was presented to
Mrs. Will Mitchell. Following
bridge dainty refreshments wcro
served. Jan. 3 Mrs. Grover Grlm-
mett wilt bo hostess to tho group.
Loyal Sisters Aid
Elects Officers
The Loyal Sister's Aid of tho
Christian church met yesterday at
the home of Mrs. J. J). Smith with
her daughter, Mrs. Kcttlg, and
Mrs Harry Sandoz assisting host
esses
The following report of the
nominating committee was accept
ed : M rs. Sandoz, president, to
succeed Mrs. George Rochester:
Mrs. C. C. Golden, first vice presi
dent, succeeding Mrs. Sandoz;
Mrs. J. H. lthodes, second vico
president, a newly created offico.
Mrs. Nolan Skiff and Mrs. J. Ih
Smith were reelected to tho offices
of secretary and treasurer, respec
tively. Business routine occupied
the greater part of tho nfternoon.
Mrs. H. Jj. Putnam closed tho
meeting with prayer. Delicious re
freshments were served.
Home Missionary
- Society Meets
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church
met yesterday at the home of Mrs.
K, M. Jliekox on O avenue with 12
members present. Mrs. Hobcrt
Clark had chargo of tho devotion
al, with Mrs. Hickov, president,
presiding. A song. "Voice of the
Angel," was sung by Mrs. Jra AN
drich. The lesson was presented by
Mrs. C. W. Krwin.
Tho next meeting will be Jan.
22 at the homo of Mrs. C. W. Jdr
win. -
Lodge Plans For
. Christmas Tree
About J DO members of the
Crystal Itehekah lodge attended
the regular Kession last night at
the Odd Fellows hall when two
members, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. 1il
ly. were Initiated into membership.
Red Tennessee Cedar
- Chests
For those who prefer chests of
till red cedar in beautiful natural
finish, here is a design that is
sure to pletise. The price loo is
the lowest we have ever quoted
a chest of such exceptional
Refreshments wero nerved during
tho evening.
Tim organization decided to have
a Christmas treo Saturday Peq. 21
in tho evening for tho Odd Follows.
ItebekuhH, und their immediate
fumllles.
Tho noxt. mooting will bo Wed
nesduy night. Doc. 2fi.
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Mrs. Wilkerson Is
Parkdale Hostess
A! pleasant potluck luncheon'
was enjoyed yesterday by about 20
members of tho Pnrkdalo club
when It met at tho homo of Mrs.
It. A. Wilkerson, Luncheon was
served at noon.
Following a business meeting af
ter luncheon, tho ufternoon passed
quickly while tho members tied a
comforter. The homo was attrac
tively decorated with evergreen
boughs in a Christmas theme.
Bible Class In
Regular Session
The Community Women's Blblo
class met Tuesday afternoon In the
gold room of tho La Grande- hotel
Tuesday afternoon In regular ses
sion. Mrs. Harriet MacUonuld gave
a very interesting discussion of the
Bible study Mark: 0. Sho also told
the Christmas story of Christ's
birth.
About 20 wore In attendance.
Announcements
The Ladies auxiliary of. the
Eagles lodgo will meet tomorrow
evening in tho Eagles hall when a
Christmas true will be enjoyed,
and presents will bo exchanged.
The Island City Parent-Teacher
association will meet Friday, Hec.
20 at 3:30. o'clock instead of .Fri
day, Dec. 27. "
DENIES TALK
WITH HOOVER
ABOUT SUGAR
(Continued from Pago Ono)
ter which Lakin wrote to Secretary
Abnlll of Cuba which said Shat
tuck h u'd had a conference with
Hoover. .
"I had talked with Aft. Newton,"
he said. "I had not talked with
the president."
"Then the president gave you no
directions at all?" asked Senator
Kobinson. :
"Absolutely not," Shattuck siild.
"I never received any instructions
from the president."
ltobliisuu Heads loiter
Kobinson read, a letter - Ln It In
wrote which said Hhattuck was em-
lOlt the llmidolr or its a hoc
most acceptable and makes just
about the nicest jjift .you could
think of to give wire, mother
or daughter.
Cedar Lined
Genuine Walnut
Chests
$29.50
A rare value and u gift thai
will be ceiialn to please her.
beautifully designed In rich
walnut finish. You can't go
wrong give Ji-r a cedar chest.
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ployed "chiefly'' becauso of hit re
lations with tho president.
M'Do you not realize you wero
employed chiefly becuuso of your
relation with tho president?"
Walsh asked.
"I do not," Shnltuck suld.
Ho added that nil ho had wus his
"library and reputation,"
"In my home town," ho added,
"I think I have somewhat of a
legal repututlon und connections."
Tli is discussion arosu from a
telegram1 from Uikln to Shaltuck
which said 1-akln hoped Shattuck
"because of his connections" could
bring about a revision of tho reci
procity treatment.
Walsh called attention that
treaty revision would huve to bo
done by tho president through the
secretary-of state.
"That Is partially true." Shat
tuck said. "Tho revision I had In
my mind could bo accomplished by
an act of congress."
Shattuck said the proposed revi
sion would Increaso tho preferen
tial duty given Cuban sugar under
tho tariff bill.
Disappearance Of
Beauty Is Solved
I.OS ANGELES. Dec. 19 AP)
Tho mysterious disappearance two
years ago of Helen Lee Worthing,
former New York stage beauty,
was believed solved today In an ex
clusive story in tho Examiner re
porting the alleged separation of
Miss Worthing from her husband.
1 Dr. Kugcno C. Nelson. Los Angeles
physician. Dr. Nelson would not
admit that he was a negro, but
said he was "colored."
The revelation that tho girl, not
ed for her charm, hud wedded a
non-Caucasian, came simultaneous
ly with news of their separation
and reports that Miss Worthing
had consulted an attorney with tho
view of obtaining a divorce, tho
Examiner said.
Miss Worthing and Dr. Nelson
wero married in June. J !-7, In
Tiajuana, Mexico, records revealed.
FAVOlt CAMP KliAHNKY
AVASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (AP)
Supporting a recommendation by
Secretary . Adams, tho general
board of the navy, in a report
made public today by thu house
naval committee, advocated Camp
Kearney, California, as the site for
tho Pacific coast naval airship
base.
KXTHM) ItADIU COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, Dec. JD (AP)
President Hoover today signed the
bill extending the lite of tho fed"
oral radio commission indefinitely.
Jt'RV VAI1.S TO AtiiiKH
MOUNTAIN VIKW. Al-lt., JJco.
IU (AP) Tho Jury in tho Conniu
Krunklin murUur trial ruiiortud to
Judge S. M;. IJunu noon artcr 11
o'clock thin luorulni; that it wax
diiadlOL'kcd refjardliiK a verdict.
I The Judge ordered tho jurors to
I continue deliberations on the fate
of (four men charged with tortur
ing und burning Franklin alive.
, CHINliSU AOC'L.Sli JtliSSIA
SHANGHAI, JJec. JO (A I')
The Nationalist govermeiil, speak
ing throdgh tho official K.iuiuln
Newa ugency tonight charged that
Itussla wus guilty of bad faith to
ward China in cuniiecliou K ith the
-Munchuriun dispute.
G1VK m.AXKKTS TO HOOVKll
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1U (At')
j A handsouiu cedar chcHt cuntaln
Jng. brilliant rendleton Indian
I blankets was presented to i'resl
dent Hoover today on behalf of 34
,L,ions clubs of Oregon.
I The gift was presented Mr.
Hoover by H. H. Haynes of J'ort
land, who was Intruduced by Senu
tor Sleiwer of Oregon.
McKWA.V lSSLliS DKMAfj
NKW yOJtlv, Dec. J tl (At')
Talilnir fnctilvii itn nr n,n,,rlu tl.,.t
I he hud furnished motion pictures
jot Stanford's football team in ac
tion to tho Army, Captain John J.
Metwan, head football coach of
the University of Oregon, today
Issued un emphatic statement of
denial to Tho Associated 1'ress.
KSCAI'K l'UOJt JAIT
CHICAGO, Dec. 1!) (AP) Six
prisoners at the new "escape
proof" Cook county Jail made a
successful break for freedom this
morning after overpowering a
guard and buttering their nay
through windows on the second
! floor. Iteachlng the Jail yard. Ihey
j scaled the encircling wall and es
caped tinder cover of the heavy
I snowstorm.
I TO Sl.ltVKV HIGHWAY
j KCGICNK, Ore., Dee. 1 :i (AI')
H. A. Collier, state highway de.
I partmcnt engineer, announced to.
;ilay Unit the survey for tho 223,
r Olio construction project on the
Jtoosevelt highway south from
Olcnndu. will start this week. 10. K.
Cmphletlo lias been transferred
from Lebanon to Florence and
will have charge of thu Glenadii
work.
IIOOVKIt TO LIGHT CAMIIJvS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1!) (AC)
t President Hoover will light tho
: candles for the capital's eoinmun.
Ity Christmas treo next Tuesday.
too hk; 'io I'.scACi-;
i moi;nihvii.i.i:, w. vu.. 'nr.
t 13 f A I ) Home mi'll run Mo
Ihroiih'h a hole a I-u Ini lics by IK,
I hut Frank Williams round It like
ja camel tr.vlni,- ti co IIiioiikIi the
1 eye hole of i, n;rdle. Afli r three
j oth'-r eonvlrts i-srapi ( rrulil Hint''
: prison via the linh', -'iunk lierame
; wedui'd In i"i lluhtly that guards
j had hard work to g''t liim out.
U;o,iti ox WAV kast
PUICTI,ANI, Oro.. twv. t! (AP)
A nmn who hjiIiI lie huh Io
t.outifird, 3, Portltind riihlm't rnuk
er, wuh i-nroiitn to 1'i-tioit, Mlfh..
toJny to r'lfiini ii fuitntie It ft tilm
by a wcnltliy um-lr.
J.'onard, a JuIjIckh hil)r-r, n-a'l
In n Port In nl n'W kj wr l:it wti'k
th;it thf iH'troit firm nf ItiwyiTH 1
wajr sick I riff a niun iiummmI lA-uiianJ.
The cabinet maker ulU lie "-a eat-
ins dinner ln a minor restaurant
hero when a waiter told him of a
search for a "Loo Leonard."
HKX 12Y APPOlVrKD
.'PORTLAND, Oro Deo. 19 (AP)
Hun C. Duy, member of a Portland
taw firm, litis been uppolnted gen
eral counsel of tho Southern Pa
cific lines with hcadquartera ln
Now York. Tho appointment bo
comes efectlvo January 1,
Overnight
News Briefs
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By The Associated Press -
'Hedmond Jefferson county
wheat growers nro rojolclng over
rain becauso a number of floldn
huve been seeded that could not
have been becauso of tho drouth.
Pendleton Tho possibility that
the nnnual Hound-Up would bo
held late in August or tho first
wceli In September waa indicated
by stockholders. '
Oregon City Sophia Kosclolok.
2K, said to bo mentally deranged,
escaped from a hospital at Glad
stone. Dayton Tho eight room1, two
story farm homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Wright was destroyed by
tiro.
Albany Tax levies aggregating
S48.76U havo been voted by 13 road
districts in l.lnn county for expend
iture on local roads.
Portland Kdwnrd ' U. Holmes.
realtor, died ut his homo hero utter
an extended Illness. . ,
Portland Aiiiedeo Smith wns
elected treasurer of the Portland
chamber of commerce to succeed
the late Otto J. Ottonhclmcr.
Oregon City Chris Desloe, Port
land, ended his life by shoollng
himself with a revolver. Ill health
wns udvanced as tho cause.
Mount Angel Sheep killing dogs
have killed 33 on the J. W. Jibncr
ranch near hero within tho past
month.
THIS
J'AltGO KXI'HICSS
NOW IS A RJJl'KHEK
DUl.UTir, Minn1., (A P) Ullty
l'eti-olle. the Fureu Kxnross of the
ring, who had Champion Sammy
Mandoll within a whisper of
knockout two yeurs ago, now Is a
licensed referee.
WAUM CANADIAN ISLAND
HOLDS FIOIlltUAIlV TOUnNEV
VICTORIA, Iiritlsh Columbia
(AP) Although on a latitude run
nlng ..'north:' of 'tho United States,
Ictorla will hold a golf tournamont
'ebrunry 17 tO'2l). It is tho Island
city's second annual Kmprcss Ho.
tel mid-winter tournament.
The wurni waters of thu Japa
nese current hold tho tenipornturo
around nfi and GO, making. winter
pluy possible
MENUS
ly Sister Jlnry
Tim liosu-ss who uses un clt'clrlc
Inlilc stove ut some sort can enter-
lain n small irroup of friends In n.
must di'llBlil.ful and Infoinuil fash
ion. In iiliinnlne lior menu, slio
should choose foods Unit will no
si'condiuy to thu dish prepared ut
tho Inbk', und tlio udded dishes
should keep tho inciil in a pluusnnt
liuliinco. A siilild or a trny of vari
ous ri'llshes niny be served. Sand
wiches, loust or reheated rolls aro
iipiriiirlilte, tho type of food pre
pared nt the tablo determining the
hri'iidsluff to bo 'used.
Kveiytlilns should be prepared
and nil limrcdlents usscmliled for
the Breati'Ht eonvenienco of the
cook. When tho various dishes
on I ii S n I m K the raw materials uro
Special Christmas Offer
Sheer Chiffon $1.65
3 Pairs $4.50
Sui viee Weight $1.50
3 Pairs $4.00
Cnmplt'tt! KlK;k of (juloOies
Burnett
Shoe Co.
mm.
Sjkjfyuur 'Friend
Jlr l,lu your 5
Im i 'J lioiiffhlful- )J
Vt i less I?
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Sewing Shop
opi'tihw Hut., Dpc. 2i, with
roniilf:(u niulpmi-nt for Jill
UIikJh of wtvrnl howIpr. AIho
a Mm- of nifty kIIIc drrmvn. Hvg
ulnr tlfi.OO tlrvatv'H $:i.(fi.
Ih-pul Nirect next to Iivcn
ilar l.umli.
MIHH LA L' It A PAVNC.
Abe Martin
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Halnt It re fresh in' to pick ain our
iiewspaiicr an' nni on to the Iiouost,
wholesome face, of some corn luut
kln ehttinplon after look In' at all
tho other mugs, social, crtmliial tux
lolltlcalt i that havo adorned ItH
luiges fcr lnoiitlm? I kin sou why
women would want to bo eiunncU
pntc4l, but why they Insist on look-
in enuicinted is what gits inc.
emptied,- tlicy should, of course, bo
removed ' from tho tablo immcdl
aJtely, . ,
' Viiricty is Possible.
; Although ;chtcken a la King is
ulwuys a atund-by and a fiu'orlto
for. table cookery, there aro other
attracti i and simple concoctions
that, the . most lhexpcricncod coolc
eUii make. Broiled foods us well
us creamed foods may bo prepared
at tho tablo easily and dullciously.
i' "Angels on horseback" served
Vlth assorted sandwiches, relislies,
coffee and u-fruit dessert aro plp
;1.UR ;hot and flavorsoino If cooked
iit the table. . 'or a Sunday evonlng
supper or any Informal evening
''snack,'.' this menu Is excellent,
o Hhrlmp wit?f?lo is a Rood combi
nation of peas and shrimps in a
6rcam' 'suuco that Is served on
toast. ' Horved with oJlves and cel
ery and u dessert, a slmplo lltfht
refreshment la provided.
' Thero aro innumerable checso
dishes, from "Welsh rarebit lo Kiir
lish M'onkey. ; All aro at their best
If served -.very hot dli-octly rroni
tho dish in . which they wcrp
Cooked. ' . ;', , " 1 ; i
, "AiikoIs on lloi'soba'k"
One pair sweotbreadH, y-4 pound
thinly vllcetl bacon, tooth picks.
lrt! pare sweetbrcuds as usual by
HoakhiR in cold, well-nutted water
(or an hour. Drain and couk ln
holllng water to which lemon Juice
MAKE US YOUR
I VHMSTM SHOPPING H EADCMJAKTERSI
S True Gift Values
? Tivtrto .Ci.nninv
fflUO KJIlfJtJlUlJ VrtC-lfV lillCOl llllO
Give her a pretty tea
apron made of permanent
finish or organdies.
Styles both clever
!e!98c
and pleasing
Silk Hosiery for Gifts
A splendid variety in new full
fashioned hose. A gift that is
always appreciated
98c to $1.98
Lingerie The Gif I
Supreme
Soft silky clinging lingerie,
dainty and appealing to fem
inine hearts. Vests, bloomers,
combinations, etc.
79c to $1.79
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$ Ladies' Wash Dresses
Made in lircier's own factory,
clever styles made of fine
count tub proof materials.
Sizes M to 48.
$1.95
. mitet4t-&at,j&&r&i
or vinegar has boen added. BIm
nier '20 minutes. Drain and plungo
at onco into cold water. Let ntand
until cold. Trim off any fat or
othur material und cut in small
pleceH about tho bUo of an oyHtor,
Itoll each pieco In a atrip of bacon
und fasten with toothpicliH. Place
on Ico until ready to uo. To cook,
place in a cool pan over a low heat.
Gradually I nor ca ho heat and cook,
turning frmmcnkly until bacon In
criHp und brown on all Hides.
Oysters can bo uHod Hi placo of
Hweutbreuds If desired. Uso raw
oystei-H ami Hprlnklo with lemon
Julco before rolling In bacon. ,
New Silhouette
Attracts
Parisians
Uy Diana Mem lu
Fashion Kdltor
(Associated Press Keaturo Servlco)
PAH1S (AP) Komantio-mod-erns
liavo stood for a great denl
ln tho way of fushion phraacology,
but thero Is more to come.
Stylists und stylo scouts are bo
K Inning to talk knowingly about
tho "fir-tree silhouette."
It Is tho newly thought of figure
which begins to ftaro above tho
waistline and continues to flnro by
fits and starts until a vldo stick
out hemllno is reached somewhere
around the ankles. ,
Tho elements in tho fir-treo flg-
uro aro first, a bolero, next a pep-
lung and last ono or moro flared
flounces, Tim fir-treo appellation
Is derived from a similarity of tho
dress to a loaded Christmas treo
with sym-motrical branches.
Although this Is the between sea
WARNINGS!
Backache
' High Blood Pressure
Indigestion
Glycosuria
Ask druggist for frceAgmcl
literature
Feature the Last Few
It sin 1 rfiio) i -fs)ti o jnwfl
Lovely Gifts in
Boxed Sets
Ladies' Garter and
Kerchief
49c
Ladies' Koxed Kerchiefs
25c to 50c
Child's Boxed Kerchiefs
25c
Boxed Stationery
25c to 50c
Ladies' House Slippers
69c to $1.98
Wen's Garter and
Pencil Set
89c
Men's Garter and
Leather Cigarette Case
89c
Gai ter, Autoniiilic Pencil
und Cigarette Holder
89c
Silk Garter and Arm
Band Set
79c
Holiday Boots for little
folk. Shiny black rub
ber with red top
$1.98
Fancy Sox-, mTxcd
silk
rayon, wools m
cotton.
Pretty patterns
25c to 49c
IN TMI WUT
tAirri$ :i'rv'''j".ii'',r-';,K''.'vj
GIFTS
S rc for-I
HER
New jj
2 Robes ' ft
I 5
S New
Negligee 5
9 i
1 ., New - k)
2 Pajamas $
? PUTMAN'S I
J) Ready-to-Wear; , g-
son for styles' hero irtt oouturlers
aro not actively oVeating models
for Immediate appearance, thero Is
plenty of ovldence that ln some
'cases their thoughts nro running to
the outline of ono flaro atop an
other. ; ,,Taffeta and faille dresses for tho
coming holiday season aro consid
ered newest in tho fir-tree form,
and dressmakers report, that many
such models aro being prepared
for tho season at ' Bt.' Mwritz.
Worrying r
about kidneys?
Take courage
, a big discovery
ARE MARK ABLE kidney discovery
has been made in Mexico. Milk or
up from the famous maguey plant has
, proved to be an amazing aid to health.
The fresh sap ia called Vaguumicl."
Now it has been concentrated and tho
name shortened to Agmel.
Everyone can now have this great
health food, thiB valuable tonic in kid
ney deficiencies, high blood pressure, in
digestion and glycosuria.' Men and
women entering middle life should in- '
vestigate Agmel. People of every age .
should know about it-particularly those
who are being warned of danger )iy fro?
quent arising at night, backaches, other
symptoms. Imported by Tho Agmel Cor
poration, New York and Moxico, I), F.
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Days left for Christ-
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When in doubt select one
of these good . looking
Jfepperel robes. Excel
lent for couch cover,
car robes,
etc
$2.48
Buy Him a Shirt
One of our collar attach
ed broadcloth shirts will
give service long after
the holiday seuson is
over. Pretty patterns. :
$1.49 to $2.98
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Men's Ties
Especially selected
for
Christmas gifts - new
silks, new colors, new
puttcrns
75c to $1.49
Handkerchiefs
ror men in iancy tawits,
pongees and crepes, col- r
oi'cd borders - ' k
15c-25cto79c S
iiivnu.
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n.iv tlio
Young- "(W 5
Dolls