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THE OREGON DAILY: JOURNAL; P ORTLAND; TUESDAY. JUNE 1. 1820.
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TOWN TOPICS
, Travelers to all potato of tha TJnftcd States or
broad should taas advantage of experienced te
f onoetioo and eerrfce- offend throosfe Th Or
coo Journal TrTl Bureau, in oanesal chart of
Dorm j B. ftasMJa, Railroad ticket and steaasship
bookings ananaed. Foraicn eachans iaHMd.
laiocaaatioe nsardiaa passports.
-. ' ' OOMINO stVEWT -'
ft tat cranes. Band, inn I.
' State Medical association, Portland, J una S,
..4 and 8.
KrpubUean tioal eonfantloo. Chieao,
Jon 8.- . ' J - ......
Imperial Conneil, Mystfe Spnna, Jnr 22-24
- Lrooc ratio national caarenraa. Baa Francisco,
Ja ,28. , .
Portland Rosa F"ral, yorOandTlana 24 23
Grand Army stat ncsatmaent. Astoria, Jon.
State Optical society. Portland. J
- - U. C T. crand sound I. Portland. J una- - '
Order EastarB Star, craod chapter. Portland.
Jun s. - .- '
National : Traveler Protective aaaoelaUtm.
Portland, 'una 14 to 19.
IpwsnU Clufca of America, PorUand. 3wa
1 to 1ft. , -
1. r. 1. U rand lodse. PorUand. Jan 1-
- Indian W.r veterans. PorUand. Jon SO.
Oregon Pioneer association, PorUand. July ,
American Lesion corjrrution. Aatoria, July
oi. . . ' - . y-
Buyers' week! Auzurt to 14.
. American society of Ciril Engineers eooveo
tion. Aniu4 10 to 12. ' ,
WuhinrteB Stat Fair, Yakims. . September
l'rndlefnn Round-TJn ' Reotember 2S-2B.
Oregon 8it Fair, . Salem. September 27 to
Qetober 2. t "
.- Pacific Coast Gas aaaociaUoo. PorUand, Sen
tember.
Sons of nermann, grand lodge. PorUand, Sep
tember 21 j
- Oregon-Idaho' Farmers', Edoeatiortal Union of
America. TIm Dalles, December 2 to 4. j
- OTegon Butter and Cheese Mas an. Portland
December 17. ; - .
Stat Teachers" association. Portland. Decem
ber 2t-3l. ; ; , . ' . J.
v TODATS FORECASTS
' PorUand and 'vicinity: ! Tonight and Wednes
day fair and warmer; winds mostly northerly.
Orevon and Washington: Tonight and
Wednesday fair: warmer except " near thai coast;
fenUe wind, mostly northerly.
y: T WEATHER fcOJJDITIOXS
Hish pressure, prevails in "the northern 'Pa-
cat mi ''and Rocky mountain states and orer a
la?gs jjart of thai country east of the Misaiatuppi
' riter. Elsewhere the preaanr Is low, Precipita-
. tion baa occurred In the middle and lower
- kfissterinpt valley and over a belt reachinc from
koutheru British Columbia to Minnesota, The
.weather is much, colder fef Southeastern, Idaho.
' where killing frost has "occurred. Killing frost
it reported from Eastern Oregon also, and light
frost from, Son th western Idaho and the north
ern California - coast. The temperature is below
normal (rwrf the greater part of the country.
Relative humidity at Portland: Noon yea-
tsrday, 61 per cent; & p. m. yesterday, 39 per
aent: a a. m. today, b per cent.
Precipitation since 'January 1: Total, 14.5
rncnes, normal. ,9Jl-oa inches; defiaeney, M.ao
toe lies. EDWARD U. WK1XS.
OBSEKVATI0NS
STATIONS
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and election of two trustee will be im
portant business matters. , All members
are requested to be present. The gen
eral public, wUl be welcome. The officers
are: w. B.i Gubert, president; Jr. JS.
Beach, secretary; F. I. Foxier, treasurer.
Dr. and Mr. W. A. JTUbet are pleased
to announce that the Nlsbeth sana
torium, CIS Lovejoy street. Is open to the
public again to their . special line ' of
treatment. Mrs. Nisbeth In full chargre.
All medical cases are admitted. We
specialize in . diatic ; treatment. Phone
sanatorium. Broadway 3601; office, 633
535 Pittoclc block. Broadway 51$. Adv.
Astot Xeare-St. Ckaries Hotel for St,
Helens and way points at :30 a. m., 10
a. m. and 4 p. m. Columbia hlg-hway to
Bridal Veil and way points at 10 a. m.
and 4 p. m. i Special Saturday and Sun
day runs leaving- St-' Helens and Bridal
Veil at' 6 p. m. and St. Charles hotel at
11 p. m. For information call Marshall
4381 or Main 830. Adv. - '
Pharmacist to Meet A special meet
ing of the registered pharmacists, Port
land branch . No. 9, has been called for
Wednesday fevening by President W. D.
McCurrv. . The meetmff will be at 9 ' D.
m. In the Hazelwood. This will be tjie
last meeting before the convention.
Tickets for' Coaeert to be given at
Cathedral ball, June 3, will be on saleTat
Ben Selling's - store. Fourth and Mor
rison, and at the Knights of Columbus
office at Multnomah hotel. Adv.
Portland-H ewnerr Busses leave Fourth
and Alder daily. 8:30, 9:30, 11 a. m,
and 1, 2 :30, 4:15, 5:30, :30 p. m. ; Sat
urday and 4 Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone
Main 3314. Adv. ' : y
Steamer I raid a for St. Helens and
Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m., foot, of
Alder street- Sunday, St. , Helens only,
1:30 rx m. Adv. j ; ' ;':
The State Board of Barber Xzamtners
have moved their office from 110 Fourth
street to 86 Broadway. Sam Howard. Sec
Adv. ' i r . ,!:-;
Dance Tonight,' '. floating pavilion,
"Winderhuth 6n - the Willamette." Adv.
Bra. Fisher, Dentists, removed from
Stevens bldg. to 307 Medical bldg. Adv.
KecaU Petition . '
jNames in Eugene,
Given Publicity
1 Eugene, June 1 Several hundred
Eugene citizens, who may have been
induced to sign a petition for the re
call of a member 'of the board of
education on the supposition that the
general public would never know
their names . were Included, were
treated td a surprise when the board
published the entire list of 800 sign
ers, paying space rates.'.-, ;,U
Purchasing Agents
To Pick Director
For National Body
,. ; . ; ' , '
'Members of the Purchasing Agents-association-
of Oregeu will gather at a
dinner and ; business .meeting- In the
governor's room of - the I Chamber of
Commerce, June I, to elect two national
directors for the National Association
of Purchasing Agents, jr'th which . it is
affiliated. Dinner will oe held at 6:15
and the, business meeting, will start at
730 O'clock. ' i - . : ' i
Speakers for the evening will be A.G.
Lab be, vice president of the Willamette
Iron & Steel Works, who will speak on
"The i Present Situation in the Steel In
dustry and J, H. Lothrop, secretary of
the Portland Traffic and Transporta
tion association, who will make brief
remarks on "The Railroad Situation."
Biker. Or. fi r 80 0
Boise. Idaho L-.. f) 39! II :
poston, Mn j 78 58 0;
Buffalo. N. T. ' 68 66 0
Chicago, ILL . i . . .. 82 66 O
tkvnrer, Uok. ............ 78 46 0
Iee Moiiw, lows i ....... . 84 70 O
Freoso. Cal. . 86 64 0
Oalreston, Texas ............ ' 84 78 .. tt
Helena, Mont.4..,.... 52 84 .04
Honolulu, T. H. .... 80 .. .04
J'uriiti, 8. t. . .-. 62 ,24
Junean. Alaska ............ 68. '.. O .
Kansas City, Mo. .......... 88 72 0
lxs Angeles, CaL 7)1 56 0
Marahfield. OSr. 62 86 0
Meilford, Or: 74 49 0'
Mcmibu. Term. ........... 84 66 .42
Modetia, Utah 78 40 0
Now Orleans; t. .......... 88 72 .16
New.."i"ork,N. v.... 7 ' 68 0
Nome, Alaska ........... . 44 .. 0
North Hrad, Wah., ....... . 50 44 0 '
North Platte. Meb. ...... ..... 80 .. i.
Oklahoma City. Okl. . . . , . . 88. 70 0
Phoenix. Ariz.; ............ 10U 62 0
Pittnburg, Pa. . 86 68 0
I'ocatello, Iiiaho ... ...... . B2 80 0
Portland. Or. ........... .. 6 47 0
Prince Hupert. B. C. ...... . 52 42 0
Krd Bluff. Csl . . i 80 64 0
Moseburg, On ............. 72 j 40 0 .
8ucranit.-nto, -OaL ........... 82. 1 58 0
Sf. Ixiuis, Mx . ...... ...... 80 68 .01
8t- Paul, Minn. .: 82 64 ,56
Halt Ijik City. Utah.'' 58 40 0
Ban. Ihegn. Cai 64 58. 0
Kin Francisco, C'aL ........ 72 56 0
8!:ttIo, Wash.. 62 42 - '
Slieridan. Wjo. ........... 44 88 .24
Mitaa. Alanka 60 :.' 0
Biokane. Wash. ........... 68 42 0
Tacuuia. Wath. 4. .......... . 64 - 44 0 1
.Tsmpa, Fla. .............. 88 70 0
T.'niiifali, . ............ 64 46 0
Valde. Alaska . i . ....... 62 .1 . I) i
Vancouver. II U. ....... ... 66 42 OS
Victoria, B, V.- ......... 42 01
Walla Walla, Wash. ........ 68 48 Oil
Washington, p. C. .. 1 ...... 80 56 0
tlson, JJ. 1 O ,, ..... . 60 44 .54
Winnemueca. Ner. ......... 62 32 '0
Taatma, Wash., ...... 74 40 0
SheddJ Jersey XSalf
Club) Is Accorded
. Prize Second Time
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
Hb, June 1. A prize of $75' has been
awarded the Shedd Jersey Calf club for
the second time by the American Jer
sey Cattle club. f
The Shedd club Is one of the first 33
In the United States to fulfill the re
quirements : necessary to . win the prise.
having 30 1 members, in place of the
needed 20, mho own Jersey heifers.
W. H. McConnell of Shedd Is leader of
the club, i The members are Merrill
Davie, Harold Troutman, Willard Trout
man. Arthur Acheson,' Janet Arnold,
Catheru Arnold. Stanley Satchwell. Mary
Moumneii, s.ennetn Arnoia, lyie Davis,
John Davis. W. Harvey McConnell. Anna
McConnell, Otis Maxwell, Elaine Davis,
Edith Push, Lloyd Kendall. Ernest Max
well. Ruth Pugh. Willa McConnell, Nell
Farwell, John, Clay and Albert Farwell.
Its Inventor has patented a divlce to
enable a carpenter to carry all his tools
suspended from his shoulders.
Oratorical Contest at
Reed College Won by
Washington Student
Oratorical honors . went to the ' Uni
versity of Washington at Reed col
lege Monday, when Kenneth C - Cole
won first place In the . triangular eon-
test between . the Universities of Ore
gon. Washington and Idaho.' Cole: and
Fred ; Coley , of Oregon aeiiverea ora
tions on the neutral platform at Heed,
and Cole's speech on "Theodore Roose
velt" was awarded first place by the
Judges, the Rev. W. O. Eliot -Jr., Pro
fessor H. B. Hastings ; aaa w.
rrTiti Th Tdahn sneaker: had ? been
silimlnntArl In an earlier contest, and
so Cole's victory Monday gtves Wash
ington the oratorical .cnampionsmp 5 01
the Northwest -'
.: Hot Ijake ArriTals
Hot Lake, June 1. -Arrivals at Hot
Lake sanltorium Saturday were. Mrs.
E. L.- Priestley. Vancouver, B. C : A. Ji
Henderson and M. Hall, Portland ; : 3.
Harris, Spokane ; R. C. Harden, -Portland
; Mrs. Freetag, Baker ; Ben Land
reth. Baker ; V. A. Biggs. Portland ; John
A. Todd, Spokane , Mr. and Mrs JTohn
Turner, Bruwean ; C L. Dutton, Merl-
rlAn : :" ' '.
Friday's arrivals were: 'Nettle Hellier
and Mrs. J. X. Hellier, Montpeiier. laano;
Peter Ladisic, Aberdeen, Wash.; R. J.
Kempk, Portland ; Frank Stillwell Jr.
La Grande ; Ben Landreth, Baker ; Mrs.
Richard Scarborough, Pomeroy, Wash. ;
L- B. Tanner, Baker ; Thomas Godenatl,
nriiiax THann ; VIerheirt M -Vanrner.
Hood River ; E. McGinley, Council.
Idaho. . ;:' ' - "
Arcadian Grill
MUSIC AND DANCING
ttultnomal) 3fotel
PORTLAND, OREGON
Featuring GEORGE M. OLSEN and His
REFINED ; DANCE ORCHESTRA
Dinner 5:30 to 8 P. M. Supper 930 to 12
MUSIC AND DANCING
Feature Night, Wednesday Evening
Special Supper Attractions
British Merchants
To Visit Portland
TAAA i ! : v' v f -':A '
-i Twenty r distinguished "V British mer
chants, representing the Draper's Cham
ber' of Trade of the : United Kingdom,
will : be 1 guests of ; retail merchants of
Portland, June 14, according to. ar
rangements completed by the National
Retail Dry Goods association. The Brit
ish merchants are in San Franeisco at
tending a convention of the national as
sociation. During thedr visit here they
will make an inspection of Portland de
partment, store. operation., v . . ,
If; IS NICE to get up in the rnorrung '
if you know that your heating troub-
tts fx the day are ended by stmpjy
toucfiing a handy gas ralve. It B not to
nice jf but that o another story.
, I "... - THE ;
- t TflTl trja -a, A
JUNIOR OAS floor m;ateb
i fagasa, ssBsisiijiwav er aaaad le
wc a desaco feosn wmrlwstm br '
naiplf tDocrure; the ksney sad; tod
frenmeof io gaxaJii and high cftc- . ,
apsty lh oow oc" nptisooo m wry will
' ThtHaBJiansri inin ninen eiil
: lean Rsdil ix awtaflnl a awf home.
Jb shsobsrly swe and the nanss can
aw oaasrsi canisd wak th air cf slw
'Ysvn WlSwIoilg CQfllfift B Mfdl a
. postal. Send foot asme and addisss
."TODAY fee duuasma asnssuie.
HALL GAS FURNACE dO.
V - 17 Park SU
hot MAIN 7065
Our Store Opens at 9 A. M.
Portland's Best
Popular-Priced v
Restaurant
9
Sixth and Stark
n
M ! I uir ii a ii
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P. M.; retHjrt erf preceding daj.
. " ' THBirr
' : . and
WiB SAVINGS BTAlfPS
on Hal at
Business O'fic. Tn Joornal
j Poirre to. Ive Stunts It's, going to be
ia hard ummer on the police bureau" and
jail the difficulties the blue coats are an
i tlcipating will be presented - in stunt
fashion before the Portland Ad club
Wednesday noon at the Benson. Mayor
Baker. Chief of Police Jenkins, Captain
H. A. Iwl8 and Mrs. G. J. Frankel.-in
charge ofthe women's protective bureau,
wilL all speak. The police quartet. Ser
geant H. Ltt Crajie-and members of the
Hippodrome ciretat. will furnish the
music. It will also be "ladles day."
Military IJrUJ Class' to Meet fTies mil
itary drill and physical, training iclass
of community service, under Captain D.
D. Hall, will meet this evening In the
Armory at :7 :45. New members are ad
mitted at any time. v
Aid Society to Meet The thirty-fourth
annual meeting of the officers . of the
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Oregon
will be heJd Tuesday, June 8, at 4 p. ru
in the old postotficev building, second
floort The reading of annual reports
r- YT
Last Winter
when other fuel proved
more or less insufficient, "
Good Coal
kept your house
warm and your
i - pipes from
il freezing
Miller & Tracey
Credit You Wish
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TIEBURG'S SHOE SERVICE DOUBLE S. & H.
STAMPS ALL DAY. WEDNESDAY Take Advantage!
ll )l n ll ll n
owest
SEoe Prices!
This Shoe Store' Is One of a Chain of Eight Big Shoe Stores That All the Year Round
Sells Shoes for Less. To Save the Most, You Must Buy Your Family's Shoes Here!
MEN'S AND BOYS' (O (T
TENNIS OXFORDSJ ........ S ovC
We have all sizes in black' or white.
; Children's and Misses
, WHITE CANVAS
MARY JANES
These have leather soles.
Well made.
Sizes y2 to 11
for ............
' Sizes lx2 to 2
for
$1.45
$1.65
BOYS' MUNSON
LAST TAN ARMY
M SHOES ;
Here are sturdy shoes for
'the boys at a price that saves
you money.
little Gents' sises, 11 dQ A C
h to 13 ........ tDO.fcO
; Youths sixes, 1. to 2, QQ QK
i for . ..... .. . . . . DOVO
i BoysV Basketball
I Shoes $2.45 ;
We - show these . in white,
fancy trimmed, with heayv
; taped suction soles. Sizes
2y$ to 6. The very shoes
for the ' boys ! ' - ,
New.TIieoTies
For Women i
as
In black kid one eylet, French
heels.
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WomenfsKid
Either black or light brown
Cuban heels, . smart style,
unmatched values. ,
$4
"rls
Children's White Canvas
Play. Pumps and. Oxfords
Made with welt soles ; skuf
fer style. Just the shoes for
the kiddies' summer wear
Sizes' 5 to 8 for -i
' only . . . . . . a
Sires 8 to 11 t
i for . . . . i. . . .
Sixes 11 H to 2
95c
. S1.05
. S1.15
Women's White ; Canvas Oxfords
$2.45
With leather soles and. Cuban heels. Sixes 2M to 7.
Women's White Reignskin Cloth .
Colonials $3.95 ; ,
Wo show all sixes in these Made fwith turned soles and
covered French heels., .
' j Women's White) Canvas - ,
Mary Janes 95c J "
Kfjado with rubber soles. Sxes 2 to 8.
Women's White Canvas Pumps
Only $2.95 ;
Shown with turned soles an4 covered heels. '
I- - -
PORTLAND'S
BIG CORNER
UNION SHOE
STORE
FOURTH
AND ALDER
STREETS
J Mall orders receive oar
prpmpt and careful attention
the same day as received. '
'The St tire Thai
Undersells Because
It Sells for Cash"
Our Store Closes 5:30 P. ,
Extraordinary S
q Agents for the Butterick Pat
- r terns and Delineator. A!l
styles and sizes now showing.
avm
InThesePrideRediictJo::.
From 20Wtb.50
Boys' and Girls'- '
Play
Suits
Gar
The Boyi
J We fortunately procured
some 40 dozen regrulation,
red trimmed Play Suits at a
BIG SAVING. '
Q From another, Manufac
facturer we likewise closed
out a :fine lot of Little Girls'
Play Garments in smart ging
hams. . . "
q These We will offer to you
. .. at this sale as an. extraor
dinary .special at jirst within
a lew cents ox wnai wc pam.
.; Suits come;
O - In ' a heavy.
prav strined twill shirtine have
fast color trimming, riveted . but
tons, long sleeves and pockets
sizes, 3.;4, S and 6 years.
The Girls' fui check and
plaid Ginjham hive .gathered
knee and smart novelty Rathered
pocket sizes 2, . 4. 6 years.
We include all our Little
Bovs Galatea and Twill
TJveralls a wide variety in colors
and stripes sizes 2. 3. 4 and 3
years. ' A?'-' i'i- :''AyA
Choice From S All WhiU r Q
They Last at Garment, ... OV
Peg Top and
Regulation
Wonderful
Values in
Wonien's
Hosiery
Play
Suits
At.Gar
fl Here' they are check your
choice '
"Boss-of-the-Road"
"Lee Union All"
"Jim Dandy"
"KuteKuf
"Can't Bust 'Em" .
"Superior A rmor Plate"
ff Materials are standard Denims.
Engineer Twills, Hickory Cloth,
Stipels, Heavy Khaki; etc. .
fg We aim to undersell all others
you profit and so do we.
We own 1000 dozen of these Play
Suits on last season's market. Our
"tip" is for you to buy NOW
for onr competitors cannot pur
chase these garments today at the
price you pay at this sale.. ...
Choice From All While P" . OQ
aey Last at Garment WX.ast
Half
Our Entire Stock of
Stamped
Packages
"Bucilla
VRoyaVSociety
"Richardson's" .
, ,-- . -t - ' . " ' - :
fl Children's dresses, scarfs, cen
. - ter pieces, - pillow tops,: under-
garments, etc etc. ' ; .'.-f
C Each ; package" contains the
stamped materials and floss for
working same.' ;.. . . . y -yy
Choice Without Re- 1 "Qri rW
19c
thePair
For Women's first qual
ity C o 1 1 p n Stockings
that fit perfectly they
come in bldck and tan;
also in j white with fancy
stripe '-purchase as . many
pairs as long as they last
at 10J pair.
Seamless Silk
andSillcMixed
Hose
At 49c-Pr.
' ' A '
C At this low price we
' place on sale Women's
seamless Silk Hose also
Fibre and Silk and Fibre
mixed Hose;, made with
lisle heel, toe and garter
top they come in black,
tan, and white with 1 fancy
black stripes also a - fine
lot of mercerized lisle hose
in black, pink, white, gold,
green, champagne, as well
as white with fancy stripes
and out 'Size stockings in
black and whiteAll at
49 pair.
- - . ' Ai . .
Seamlibss Silk
andSilkMixed
A - : .
.Hose
At95cPr.
fj Hierh-erade hose-very
pair of them first quality.-
You have choice from
tp3ffl(i hack and seamless
silk-fibre and silk and fibre
mixed hose, with lisle heel
and toe and garter top
they come in black, corao
van, seal white, tan, navy,
champagne, Beaver, fight
and dark v gray; Russian
Calf, etc. also a fine lot
of silk and fibre mixed
Lace Hose with lisle top,
heel and ' toe in brown,
navy, gray and Beaver
All at 95c pair.
-"' ' ' . : '
? - '". . A-;'. -' w f -- -y --" '
, Full Fashioned
Silk Hose
At $1.49 Pr.
Q Extra quality full fash
' ioned and seamed' back
Silk Hose -witfr1 lisle heel,
toe and garter top in
black, cordovan, gray,
white and navy also Out
Size in -Nu Fashioned Silk
Hose in black, white and
cordovan All . on sale at
51.49 pair. :
. Another Great
Sale
Women's
Silk Glove
CJf Short Silk Gloves in-Tvo-j
and Three-Button Styl.
and All of First Quality.
C Celebrated make s, well
known for their perfect fitting
and reliable wearing qualities.
Q Both; Milanese and Tricot
Silk Gloves in black,
brown, .Copenhagen, mahog
any, tan, gray, navy, etc.
not all sizes in each color
but all sizes in many of the
above colors. '
We urge an early attend
ance at this sale, as ourlast
great sale of' this chfractcr
was attended by hundreds cf
pleased purchasers. II u n
dreds of others and many -of
those who profited before will
be here early.
Values Truly Sensational in tZCt r
First Quality Gloves at... Olt L,
Women's
Fashionabl
Pumps anc
Oxford
CO
At $Z1.69
Pair
J. & T. Cousins, Holtcr ,
A.M. Cr eight on
and Other Makes in'
Factory Rejects
Every Pair an
Extraordinary Har gain!
CJ At this low figure we place on
sale about 1000 pairs of fash
ionable Pumps and Oxfords a I
that remain of the special pur
chase and sale which we announced
recently and which caused such a
furore among the other shoe mer
chants in this city.
G With a still further price r?
, duction you have choice fro i
the remaining assortment consist
ing of factory seconds In such ' I
known and reliable makes as J ,
T. Cousins, Hollers A. M. Crt.a
ton and others. -
G Both : Pumps and Oxford
patent. Gunmetal and Vici V 1
leathers and. with low or !
heels. :
CI All sizes in the lot,, but r
sizes in all styles widths a:
AA, AAA and B.
Until Every Pair Is Sold f
the Price Will Ce
. Womcn
- Seasonable - Weight
.Union Cr::'G
at
Q Miss this sale and you'll t:
one of the greatest barsrs
ever presented to you to parch
fine, well fitting, seaionatSe wei
Cotton Union SuU".
d They cr- i i- ' . w neck, ilzt
J less : : ,ih tight r
knee ' i 3 4, 36 and 38 :t ?
Extra 40. 42 and 4 4 it
Ii I
'Mil
Our Store -Now
Opens
at 9 A. M-
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?s
for
The Most in ValueThe Best in Quality
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