Friday, February 14, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" CKAflDE, ORE.
Page Three
DCD DETy N lEWiT
Entertain Clio'
Club Members At
Dinner, Bridge
Ijist evening ut a charming dln-llir-bildKU
Mr. und .Mrs. It. J.
Green worn host una hostess lo the
niemhera of tho Clio club at the
.Sucujuwea Inn with eight tables at
pluy. ited carnations featured tho
decorations which were In a St.
Valcntlne's'inotlf. :
.Mrs. J. Iy. Ingle and Robert
Westenhaver won club honors.
Uuest awards were presented to
.Mrs. W. II. Guild and Ur. A. L.
Ulcharduon.
. .
Members of Alpha
Club Guests At'
Charming, Party
Minnbct-H of Alpha club were
KtiiHts of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Put
nam liist night at a charmliif? tlln-ncrr-lirlUKc.
Dinner waa served at
( the La. Grande hotel at a tublo
uttrnctfvcly appointed with rod car
nations and arranged in a Valen
tino 'motif. ?
Kbllowing dinner bridge waa on-.,
joyed at the I'utnam homo with
-Mih. H. K. Dixon and William Sle
Krist winning high honors.
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Mrs. Bohnenkamp
Bridge Hostess
Al a delightful afternoon of
cards, Airs, W. 11, Hohnenkump was
hostess to tho - Thurflduy Uridne
club yesterday at her liome. Mrs.
W. S. J-larer won high tally with
three tables ut play.
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Series of Parties ;;-
- Very Successful
Much enjoyed were the serles'of
lirtle.s given by the inombors of
Hie Ulghwuy Ueautiful committee
ur the La .Grande ' Neighborhood
club reeenlly. Funds raised will
be used to carry out the plans of
this- committee for beautifying
roadsides and encouraging develop
ment of property along the Old'
Oregon Trail. '
Mrs. Hugh Urady gave the first
parly of the series at her homeJ
.Monday afternoon. . Four tables or
bridge were at piny with Mrn:
Walter Jl. Guild winning high
score, and Mrs. (J. K. Gump conso
lation. Ited flowers about the room
suggested a vulentlne motif which
was also carried out in the delicious,
refreshments.
Airs. H. G. Hmith. ehalrmnn or
the Highway Ueautiful committee,'
entertained Tuesday with an nftci
noon, of bridge. Mrs. J. F. O'Con-nell,.-won
lilgh scorei'TivlHesV with
amorous sentiments flowers and
refresh m en In all wen: suggestive or
St. Valeutine's day. , i
At. her home, also on Tuesdny
nrternoon. Airs. Clyde Seitz was
hostess with Airs. Donald I'ague.
There were six tables of bridge
with Mrs. .lohn Thlesen and Airs,
c'arl K. Aloore winning prizes. The
valentine idea was developed . most
Pleasingly in decorations and re
freshments. The same afternoon ATrs. Tamer
. Oliver, Airs. Ktl UucUtmin and
Mrs. ij. K. Itussell were hostesses
at Mrs. Oliver's home. Atlss Ida
McMeekin presented a one-act play
and Airs. S. 13. Alorgan gavo a
group of vocal numbers. A piano
logue, "Tho Hill Hoard," was given
by Mrs. Lynn Wright. Gi(ests also
enjoyed valentine games. 3 ted
hearts and flowers decorated the
rooms and "heart" refreshments
wero served.
Tuesday evening at the Henwick
(Mark home Allss lilnnehe Clark
and All's.. W. . I. AIcAdory enter
tained. Guests were met at lh
.doojy by the "Spirit of Valentine"
Finip'ersonated by Airs. AIcAdory In
la ehurniing red costume. Alost en
joyable were tho valentine games.
'.Mrs. It. F. Tyler won iho mo:t.
andy hearts but Airs. Sherwood
Williams and Airs. C. K. Happersctt
took honors for their, portrayal of
one pair of lovers, Rachel and Ja
cob, in a must amusing "love
scene." Cecil and .Sally, of radio
fame, appeared In person und the
prince came to find Cinderella, Miss
Ida AIcMeekin, accompanied by
Miss Hilda Anthony, gave the musi
cal readings, "Grandmother's Val
'im'ne" and "Spring Gardening."
Airs. R. Ralph Clark gavo two
piano numbers, "Elude" by Heller
and "Crescendo" by Lnnslon. Airs.
AIcAdory gave a, littlo talk explain
ing why tho parties wero being
given and what tho committee
hopes to accomplish with the funds
raised. Ited carnations with white
freezias and a beautiful flower val
entine were 'used as decorations.
Refreshments were unusual In that
everything was presented in heart
shape,
Wednesday evening Airs. J. I.
Inglo and Airs. Kr I. Alossman
were hostesses at tho homo ot tho
former.
spiratlon for both decorations and
refreshments. During tho evening
two clover skits were presented by
Allss Hulda Anderson. The partici
pants wero members of the Christ
ian Kndeavor. Mrs. Lynn Wright
gave a group of pianologues and
Alfred Myers sang several num
bers. Valentino games completed
the evening.
Mrs. McGhean Is
Hostess to Club
the journey to Chicago In 1931.
I A bridge party was arranged tor
' Feb. 28 at thu home of Mrs. Claudo
Muckey,
I At tho closo of the nicotine re
frcshmcnta were' serveU- 'In which
the valentine Idea was evident. St.
Valentine day wus also tho motif
of tho decorations.
'
Lutheran Ladies
Aid Plans Dinner
Alost of the afternoon at the
meeting of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid yesterday at tho homo of Mrs.
II. L. Clausen was spent in business
matters and planning for the din
ner to be given Feb. 28 at the I.
O. O. F. hall. Airs. Walter Tohr-
t II 11 II nl-rwlitnil 1'lin ilnviillnnii I ti'ilil
St. Valentino was the In-lied by Mrs. Lelf Awes. -
for both decorations nnd ' A knelnl hmir fnllnwrwl tlin Intnl.
ncss meeting, ;
The next meeting of tho society
will bo Tuesday. Feb. 25 at tho
home of Airs. George Andrews oil
Cherry Hlreet.
- Airs. Jack AlcGhcan was hostess
to. the N. 13. H. club yesterday at
her homo on Fir street with three
tables of cards at play.
Decorations wero In a valentine
theme. Airs. Grace Adskln was a
guest.
Airs, llert Webb was awarded
first prlfce, Airs. Henry Riley win
ning second award.
The club will meet with Airs.,
Henry Riley in two weeks.
: m
Mitzi Club Meets
At The La Grande
Stitch And Chatter
, Club In Session
The Stitch and Chatter club of
the American Legion auxiliary mt
yesterday at tho homo of Airs.
Frank Fames on Oak street with
a large representation present.
Sewing was of girls clothing and
two quills, which aro to be jent
lo the department of child welfare'
chairman In Portland. Last mouth
all the sewing was for local needs.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon, Tho next
meeting will be held In March.
Large Attendance
At Lodge Session
Members of tho' Wlllamotto has
ketball team wore guests at tho
dance, which wus well attended.
Music was furnished by tho Sec
ond Ward orchestra.
Diversity Club
Is Entertained
A large attendance was present
at the meeting of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft Tuesday evening in
K. I, hall. Several mini on wnrt
group, wore guests of COn.siatrcl for iiii'inberH and Inltlu-
yeweroay at""", lion. A social for the "next oven
Members of the Mltzi club,
two-table
Mrs. H. Ii
noon at brldgo-lunchcon in. tho J,ajin n.1mnli l,.,,,,' v.,i. 91:
Grande: hotel. Straw flowers l..jwhon cards nnd dancing will bo
yellow and gold were unique dec- diversions following a brief busi
ness session.
Neuring the close of tho evening
a social hour was enjoyed and do-
orations.
Mrs. John Thciscn won club lion.
ors, and Mrs. 1 L,. Itnlston, guest
award for high tally. Mrs. 1 L.
Dunn received consolation.
Farewell Party
Given for Couple
llclous refreshments were served by
the Neighbors whoso birthday is u
February occurrence. -..-.
Women's Society :
Planning Meeting
iiunoring .Mr. ana .Mrs. mwrence
Haves who arc leaving soon to The Woman's Foreign Missionary
make their homo In Iteno. Nov.. 'soeietv of Iho Mist Melhodl.il
about 20 friends surjll'lsed them Kpiscopal church mot Wednesday
Wednesday at a farewell party. at tho home of Mis. V. 10. Hall.
Jolly games were enjoyed audi The president, Mrs. It. W. Ielgh
refreshments served during the. Ion, had charge- of Iho meeting,
evening. Following a brief business session.
.Mr. Hawes, who has been a resi-., Mrs. l'ierson gave the lesson assist-
dent of tills city for many years,
will l)e the insurance representative
of the Pacific Woodman In his new
homo. Mrs. llawcs, will not inulte,
the. Initial trip with him, but will
join him later.
Mary-Elizabeth
: Club Entertained
ed by Airs. Aldrtch. Ruth Margaret
Tall presented a solo "In the Secret
of His Presence."
Delicious r refreshments were
served. - ' (
An all-day uicetlng wus planned
to be held Friday in the Sunday
school room in the basement of the
church, a pulluck luncheon to bo
served at noon.
May Hold Girls'
Day In La Grande
in order lo plan for a girls' day,
1 -presentatlves from all girls' or-
elal hours were the diversion of j gnnlzatfons are urged to attend a
the afternoon. A delightful three-1 meeting at the Sacajawea Inn Sat
course luncheon was served at n unlay afternoon at 3 o'clock. Or
table effectively centered with red jganlzallons would Include girls mis
carnalions. Little colonial girls of sionary societies, other church
different felt colors were pretty groups for girls. Camp Fire groups.
lavors.
The club will meet again Feb. 27
with Airs. 11. R. Alumford at 2012
Cedar street.
Alembers of the Alary-Kllzabeth
club were guests of Airs. Kva WIs
sler when she entertained yesterday
at a St. Valentines party at her
home on Cedar street.
Sewlnp, games and pleasant so-
Tho Diversity club held a pleas
ant afternoon yesterday ut the
homo of A!ra. Herbert Kvans on
N. Rireh street. Following the
business meeting Valentino games
wero enjoyed.
Airs, Marlon Rachynskl won the
nttendanco prize. Mrs. Claude
1'uckctt gavo a short talk on tho
Hyrd expedition. Three guests.
Airs. J. Johnson, Airs. Seth Slrrlue
and Airs. It, J Wylde, wero pres
ent. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Airs. W. Vedder will be hostess
to the club Feb. 2S ut her home ut
602 Adams uvenue.
.
Girls Entertain
Class of Boys
Lust night tho Sunday school
class of Iho Methodist church, the
high school girls taught by Aliss
Alice Kllppel entertained the boys
lass, taught by tho Itev. Vernon
Hall in tho social room of the
church.
Jolly games wero enjoyed. Re
freshments carried out tho Valen
tino Idea,
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Mrs. Bunting Is
' Hostess to Club
.Mrs.. Clyde. Hunting entertained
her club Thursday afternoon at a
luncheon at hop home on Adams
avenue with Mrs. Claude Lynch as
sisting. , '
Eight members wero seated ut
tho prettily appointed table, nnd a
pleasant afternoon was spent after
the luncheon. Mrs. (.'lark S. 1'ad
dock entertains the club at Its next
mooting. ; - , - . -
Strangler Lewis
Wins In Canada
. VAiNC'OlT VHU, II. f., Kub. 14 i
(.VI1) Kd (Slrunglei) l.enjs. for
mer heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, easily defeated George Mc
l.eod, the Nebraska "thunderbolt"
hero last night.
After four interesting rounds,
Lewis applied his deadly heudloek
and pinned his opponent tu the mat
betoro tho round was two minutes
old. The' Ncbraskan was out for
several minutes and lie was unable
to answer Iho bell In : tho sixth
round.
Delegates lo the naval confer
ence in Loudon were offered punch,
sherry, ale, Ilynedletinc and other
drinks. The work of a naval dele
guto must be very refreshing.--
Announcements
Mrs. Elsie Clark
Elected President
Yesterday afternoon the West
way ciub of the W. H. A. met ut
the home of the junior direct or.
Mrs. Giles Hurnden, for a business
meeting,
Mrs. August Krlekson resigned
as president and Airs. Klsie Clark
was elected and Installed in her
place.
Airs. Julia It. Ward, state field
director who Is In La Grundo for a
few days, outlined the 1031 Chi
cago Jubilee I'ageaul telling of
prizes and trips offered.
The club pledged one new mem
ber each. Knthusliisin was expres
sed about the pageant pluns, sev
eral of the nu-mbers anticipating
the Itainbow girls and similar ai
ders. In fact any organization for
girls over 12 years of age.
At the meeting a girls day will
bo discussed, nnd pluns for activi
ties on that day considered. So far
nothing definite has been arranged
and the future of the proposed day
will rest largely upon what is du
cided at the meeting.
Valentine Day
Dance Is Enjoyed
The men and Gleanor girls of the
M. L A. held their annual HI.
Valentine's day dance Wednesday
evening in the ball room of the L.
D. S. Hecreatlonal hall following
the basketball games.
The hall was effectively decorat
ed in red crepe paper nnd hearts.
The serving table wns in vulentlne
colors of red and white with red
punch and heart cookies served by
Mrs. T,enl ltusHcll.
The Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil war will meet in reg
ular session tonight at 7:30 o'clock
In the Alooso hall. Following the
business session there" will be a
valentine party.
Frank Cohklln, care of In
dtgents ;..
Pioneer Flouring Mill Co.,
supplies for farm -
W. K, Gilbert Co., do
Fred I-Vrris, logs
M. Loree, fuel tor Indi
gents Frank CJenvlnger, do,
Sawyer-Holmes More. Co.,
supplies for InlJgents ....
Hill Dept. Store, do
Cur hull & son, do
J. C. l'enney Co., do
C. A. Smith, do
Levy's Store, do
J. II. Urea hear a, do w
I'nion Cash Grocery, do ....
W. J. Hallmark, do
AU'Marr Stores, Inc., do ....
V. Y. Young, do
Thomas Adams, rent
Fred Wugner, do
Clara Stewart, cure of indi
gents Mre. Nettle ltleh, do
Glass Drugs. Inc., supplies
Dr. G. L. ltiggers, profes
sional service
Grande Hondo Hjuspltal,
care of indigents
Perkins ' Motor Co., sup
plies State Ind, Ace. Comm.
lnsurunee on employes..
La Grande Obsorvor, pub.
court proe
La Grande District News,
do ,
O. A. C, Co. Agent
Keo I ,ox Ai!f g. Co. , .Ml p
plles Tho Curroy Press, do
J. Alelvltte, repairs
G. it. Meat Co., supplies
for indigents
Atrrt. Ahbio Goyette, houso
rent ,';..,. .
Dr. A. 'M. Moore, profes
sional service..
llurroughs Adding Machine
Co., maehlno
.Mark CrOsland, supplies
for indigents .
Safeway Stores,, do
Hluo Alt. Creamery, do, ....
Joel's Grocery, do
AlcCluy Grocery, do
Clark Dairy,, do
GKNF.KA.L ItOADS
Pete Grace, labor
W. L.r Dcvine, do
Ualph WJengel. do
Floyd Feuerhelm, do
S. D. llurch. do
Jerry Stundley, do
(Maude Jones, do
Chas. 12. Alley en, do
John Sklllings, do.
Itay Ledbetler, do
Fred Collp, do
J. 12. lJunton, do
Harold Drowning, do '.
Hurr Canlrel, du
Wallti Creasmau . do
IT. K. Hunlon, do
Frank Poole, do
Kl mer Sinclair, do
J utiles Hobbs, do
G. K. Savage, do
If. L. St. John, do
Ioncoo Neal, do
S. It. Morgan, do 1
It. L. Wells, do :
Pud Kelser, do
,To!iu Richards, do .V.
' Vivian KichardS, do v.
W. L. Pricgs. do
I G. F. llagey. do
Avis, Ferris, do
I toy M'ercer, do.
'James Hlggs, do
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COUNTY COURT PROCKUM NGS
at fi;ri;ahy, i:m, tuiou
In-re utlowanco of bills:
GL'NKItAL FirND
West Coast Telephone Co.,
telephones $
Cochran & Kberhard, bond
premium
Kilhnm Stationery Co.,
supplies ,
Glass & Prudho.mme Co.,
do fc
West Cuast Printing Co.,
do
La Grande Printing Co., do
R. It. Huron, P. AL, en
velopes, etc
La Grande Investment Co.,
bond premium
La Grande Insurance Agen
. cy, do
Frankel Carbon & Itlbhon
Co., supplies
llurroughs Adding Machine
Co., much 1 ue mainten
ance 1C & S Klectrie Co., sup
piles ..." -
Goodnoiigh Carpenter Shop
labor and materials .,
12. O. Light & Power Co.,
lights und power
City of La Grande, water
Nelson Printing Co., supplies
7I.M
l&.un
1 5.00
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2.40
La Grande Gets It First!
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gram unless Its char
acter is indicated by
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or in the address,
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EA619 61 F LOS ANGELES CALIF 1930 FEB 13 PM 3 15
MR GEORGE ROY '
STATE JHEATRE !t
LA GRANDE ORE
UNDERSTAND YOU WERE GRANTED FIRST SHOWING IN NORTH
WEST OF MY ALL TALKING PICTU RE "DEVIL MAY CARE" STARTING
SUNDAY FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH STOP SINCERELY BELIEVE PEO
PLE OF LA GRANDE WILL ENJOY PRODUCTION WHICH I CONSIDER
FINEST I HAVE EVER MADE STOP SINGING FIVE NEW SONGS IN
"DEVIL MAY CARE" STOP TOO MUCH CANNOT BE SAID OF MY
LEADING LADY DOROTHY JORDAN STOP FEATURE HER IN ALL
ADVERTISING REGARDS ' RAMON N0VARR0
j Went Const Ti'l. Co.. U'lc-
PIIOIH'H
Kilhnm Stationery Co.,
HUPlllk'H :
Nwl.ion Printing Co.. Jo....
I.n Gritntlo Hook .Store, do.
Nlntt! Ind. Arc. Comm., Inn.
on employes
city of l.ti Grande, water
li. U. l.lKhl & 1'ower Co.,
HkIiIm and power
I.il Ciranile Oli.server, pub
lication of notice'
County Treasurer, freight
" and express
I'nion .Mortgage & Inv. t:o.,
bond proni,ium
Itedhead Httrvlce Station,
supplies
I.a Grande t.'onst. Co., do
State Highway Comm., do
J. I). Adams Co., do
J.a Grande lludiator Wits.,
dp
l.it Grande. Iron Works, dp
Hunting Truetor Co., do ....
Jack Allen Supply Co.,. do
Perkins Motor Co., do
J. 10. Hardline Co.. do....
I.arison Chevrolet Co., do
Cox Auto Kloctrlc Co., do
W. K. Glllielt Co., do
II S Kleelrle Co., do
John ltichiirds, do
I'layle Oil Co.. do
I.elghlon Welding Works,
do
Van I'etten I.hr. t.o., do ....
.1. Melville, do
Standard Oil Co., do
G. 'I'. Fleming, blacksmith-
Ins
T. It. Maxwell, suppllcH....
.MAUKKT ItOAUS
I'eti1 (iraee. labor
Ilulph Wiagel, do
l-'loyd Keuerlietm, do ........
S. I. Itiireh. do
Chas. If. Myers, du
John Sklllings, do
Itay l.ediietter, do
l-'red Collp, do
J. W. Itanlon. do
Ifm-ohl Itrowning, do
Ittirr Canlrel. do
Walla Ct'CltMillen, do
If. V.. Itanlon, do
Jerry Standley, do
i-'i'imk I'oole, do
Claude Jon'-s, do
W. I.. Iticlinids, do
A I. Collp, do
Klliicr Kcolt' do
George Kennedy, du
, Calmer Kennedy, do
j lUllard chuate. do
Klmer Hlnelalr. do
.la lues Itohbs, do
I G, N. Savage, do
IT. 1,. HI. John, do
I Itoseoo Neal, du ,
i S. It. Morgan, du
John Ith hards. do
Vivian Itlellu rds, do
Avis l''t rrls, do
' Itoy Mereer. tie
James ItlggK. do
Kllhatn Stationery Co., ilo
Stati! hid. Ace.. Comm., ins.
on employes
i'Yederlrk I'ost Co., supplies
25.00
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33.10
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W. K. Gilbert Co., do ...... J6.80
Perkins Motor Co., do 121.29
J. Melville, do 20.63
Tho Texan Co.,4do 26.30
Standard Oil Co., do. 24.31
'P. nMlixwoll, do 111.47
Sawyer-Holmes Mere. Co.,
do .50
ICtirgett & Sudhrock, lmul-
ln -gravel 4 1,04
In ro claim of W. 11, Duncan
for indemnity on diseased cow:
Claim allowed nnd county cleric di
rected to Issuo warrant on General
Kund In favor of claimant In sum
of 17.50.
In ro npiru,vnl of County Treas
urer's report: Approved.
In re payment of money appro
priated for destruction of predatory
nnituals: Clerk directed to Issue
warrant of $500.00 In favor of
Secretary of Stato to bo used for
this purpose.
, In re monthly allowance to vari
ous Indigent persona: Allowed us
follows: 11. R lllulock, $10.00;
Francos Dollole, $10.00: Amelia
Hlldorbrnnt, $12.60: r-'rnnk Hobbs,
$25.00; Mrs. T. J. Norvell, $17.60:
Caroline Perley, $10.00; Ksthor
Powers. $12.00; Knvld Rowland,
$7.60; Sarah M. Hogcrs, $15.00:
Holla M'. Scott, $16.00; Wlnnlo
Thorne, . $10.00; Jackson -Walker,
$10.00; Henry C. Dray, $10.00;
Walter Mleud, $10.00.
In ro petition 'of Arthur Hnll
gurthi et al., for designation of a
certain roud for 'improvement un
der Hfnrkot Itoad Act: Petition
granted.
. , In ro petition of Tony 13. Smith,
et til., for designation nf a certain
rond for Improvement under Mar
ket Hoad Act: Petition granted.
jln ro-awarding contracth for
gasoline, oil nnd tires for 1930:
Shell OH company nwurded guso
Uiio contract; Texas OH Co. award
ed contract for 'Oils, and Pluyle
OH Company awurded tiro 'con
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PUTMAN'S
Ladies' Ready-to-wear and Millinery
This
Practical
Cook Booh
containing more than 90 excel
lent recipes bread, muffins, cakes
and pastry will be mailed on request
to usersof K C Baking Powder.
The recipes have been prepared
especially for
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Millions of Pounds
Used by Our
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CINDERELLA'S
SPRING STYLE SHOWING
IS NOW THE HEADLINER
OF FASHION EVENTS
A charming showing of spring's smartest garments, .
which glorify the misses and matrons at the lowest
prices in the city. , ' , , '
COATS
Featuring 14.95 to 59.U5
Caiielets D r o p p i n g
hemlines, ..fur and plain ;
collars, peplunu effects. '
Belted and full waistline. '
FROCKS
EASY
PAYMENT
PLAN
Pay us the easy,
c o n v e n i ent and
economical way
just u littlo every
week, two weeks or
month . J
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Featuring 14.95 to 41.95
New silhouettes, modi
fied lengths, lone; and
short sleeves. Capelets
Uneven hemlines, Prin
cess and Empire.
SUITS
22.95,29.95,151.95
It's a season of varied
personalities in suits
short jackets, finger-tip
or full length hip-top
bolero and nipped-in sil
houettes bright colors,
black and navy.
MILLINERY
5.95 -12.95
Style is given a new
meaning by the many
repressions of youth and
novelty continued so in
terestingly in tho new
hats new arrivals daily.
THE
CINDERELLA SHOP
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