THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON.
GIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
Special meeting of Sa
lem lodge No. 4, A. F.
A. A. M., this evening.
Work In the M- M. de
cree;
rUia t Vantouve
, Oscar SUelhammer, director of
the Chertian band., left for Port
land to play in the Elks band of
that citj when it goes o Vancou
ver for, the Washington state con
vention of the B.P. O.IK, now in
session in the Washington city.
Plenty of forge Fries
i ' For everybody today.' Fine Chi
' book salmon, halibut and cod.
Jnst in from Newport.
ket. Phone 211. i
Fltts Mar-
Ball riayers To Be Guets
Members of the; visiting ball
team, the Portland Beavers, will
be guests of the Commercial club
at its regular Monday noon lunch-
fVU uiwu n 111 w v-a xsv .uw
: club promptly at 12 o'clock, Mon-
... . fc- a . f rt a i l . a. .
aay. auuui ivv oi lue cuswui
man of Salpm ar :exnecte1 to at
tend the affair. . j
cars bearing Washington licences
and were required to deposit $10
to insure their appearance in
court this morning. The violat
ors of the highway speed limit are
to be tried berore the Salem jus
tice of peace. .
Xotlce, Artisans-
Members wishing to go to the
camp at S pong's landing, phone
to Glen Niles. at Spaulding com
pany's office before nooti Satur
filed were: The Panhandle Cop
per company. Baker; incorpora
tors: Charles J. Shelton. S. F.
Painter. J. W. Deadrick; capital
ization, $25,000. The Campbell
Fire Apparatus company. Port
land: .incorporators. K. Ft. Camp
bell, U. H. Hond. John H. Steven
son: capitalization. $20,000. A
permit to operate irr Oregon was
issued to the Stradivari Phono
graph company, a Delaware cor
poration. K. W. Harluw of Port
land is attorney-in-fact for Oregon.
that the tire was a Firestone. The
thief evidently hal use. not only
for the tire, but also for a rim.
for it too was detached.
SATURDAY MORNTXO, AFOUST 21. 1920.
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IK-nIet- and Johl
him as nearly as good as new as
they can make him. . Mr. Wilant
says the number of wounded sol
diers at the Ietterman hospital
has dwindled from the 1800 to
1100 who were there at about the
Can retire the Kasy Vacuum .,,me signing or tne trmi
washing machine the last word I "l J onlr - or 60 who still re-
uaiu.
Dry Wood- I I
. We can make prompt delivery
on dry box wood at $4 per load.
Thla Is splendid fuel for summer
use. Chas. K. Spaulding Logging
Co. - ,. ..
Four More Arrested t
Four victims, According to re
ports of the sheriffs office wen
yesterday into the hands of Bert
Smith, highway traffic officer
Those arrested for' driving their
cars In excess of the limit pre
scribed by law were V. L. Craig.
II. L. Glaring. S. Baker and C. M.
Tiffney. Baker and Tiffney drove
Standard .Oil Hearts
The Standard Oil company has
submitted to the secretary of state
a report showing that during the
calendar month ending July 26.
the company sold in Oregon 2.-
984.817 gallons of gasoline and
7939.5 gallons of distillate. 'on
which the company paid a tax of
$29,887.86.
Dr. Marshall
XJsteopath. U.
S. Bank building.
F.XID BENXETT
In ! - . ! - -"HAIRPINS'
COMEDY
HARTT.IAN BROS. CO.
... ' For Tine J ewelry
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" .'JeWelers and Opticns
- CR0SSETT SHOES
"Make Life's jWalk Easy"
. SCHEI'S ,
The House of. Kuppenhejraer
Citizens File Complaint
The first formal complaint
against tie extension policy of the
Portland Railway. Light & Power
company has been filed with the
public service commission by Karl
Milbrandt. Frank Tifs and G. V-
Robertson. They alleged that the
company has refused to extend
them light service unless they
make an advance payment suffi
cient to cover a period of two
years. They demand that the
company show cause why the ex
tension should not be made on a
more generous basis.
Portland I tea vers
Of the Pacific coast league vs.
Salem Senators, at Oxford park.
Monday, Auk. 23. 2:1 sharp.
Tarpley Funeral Today -
Tli uneral of Henry C. Tarp-
ley, pioneer of IS 52. who died at
his home Thursday night, will
be from the Webb & Clough chap
el today at 2 o'clock. Burial will
be in the I. O, O. F. cemetery. .
Portland Heater
Of the Pacific coast league vs.
Salem Senators, at Oxford park,
Monday, Aug. 23. 2:15 sharp.
iu washers), electric driven, and
M heated, from the Portland
Gas ft Coke Co. State whether
A. C. or D. C. motor.
Bedding I stolen
Obviously the cold nights of the
past few days impulsed some
"prince of the road" to purloin
a roll of bedding Troni Ben Wil
son" of Brooks, who had come to
Salem In quest of employment.
In addition to the' loss of his bed
ding. Mr. Wilson says he had two
pairs of overalls, two jumpers,
two pairs of work shoes, a green
cap and several white collars
wrapped in the roll of bedding.
The roil of bedding was stolen
from a down town building.
Two License I.uel
Two marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday to Charles F. Way
of Salem and Hazel D. Iarson.
also of Salem, and to Lewis B.
Howard. Silverton. and Nellie
Viola Brambnrg. Silverton.
Legal Blanks
.Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
PERSONAL MENTION
Store Xews '
New goods arriving daily. Au
thentic styles, purchased by N. C.
Kafoury. now in New York. Ka
oury Bros.
Restaurant Incorporate .
Articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday by the Imperial
Dairy Lnnch of Portland; capital
ized at $100,000. The Incorpora
tors are R. J. Grieeel. W. C. Grie
sel and N. G. Aube. Other articles
Place Your Order Early
for Fall Planting
Complete line varieties
Salem Nursery Company
Phone 176 J 427 Oregon Bldg.
INDIAN AGENCY
at
A. H. MOORE
421 Court Street I
W00DRY j
conducts sales anywhere in
Marion ; or Polk counties.
Etore located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
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THE "DAYTON"
I !Vhe Bicycle for Everyone
LLOYD K. BAMSDEX
387 Court Street
Bicycles and Blcyele'Repairing
"WAIJJELT"
Takes the place of
doth at! about one-
&J MAX 0. BUREN
', ,""V 179 N. Commercial St.
BONDS, MORTGAGES
Interest Bearing Investments
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
204-207 Oregon! Building
sfifutnn
Better Good for Lews
Tire and Kim Stolen
He parked his car at the fair
grounds Thursday night, and left
it on a short errand, and when
he returned he discovered his car
minus one tire and rim. Tbjs was
the report made to police head
ouarters by Fred Hannon of the
Olson garage. Mr. Hannon says
Boyer Browne on .War
Just to be a little different
than other campers and vacation
ists who return to their tasks
with fish stories. I. G. Boyer. i
county clerk, has returned from
a two weeks' outing at Cascadia
springs with a bear story. How
ever, he admits t hit the nearest
he got to a bear was when he
partook of a bear steak killed by
John Short. But he says what
he saw of the 2-year-old bruin
was great when fried. The
Boyer party consisted of Mr. and
Mrs. U. G. Boyer. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Kloepping and daughter.
Will close at 5:30 Each Evening
During August
JACK'S CAFE
A good place to eat
Short Orders all day
163 S. Com! Street
J. D. Maddox, Prop.
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
For Thor Washing Machines and
tiectnc work and Supplies.
337 Court St.
Phone 488
SWIMMING
Is Terr refreshing on a hot day
Come and bring your friends
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Oregon Building
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
: -"' ' For '..;-.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Stoves, Carpets and Tools
Capital Hardware Furniture Co.
28-5.N. Commercial St. Phone 947
Soda Crackers, per pound: . . .Oc
lalry Salt in 50 pound sack. .73c
Straw, per bale . 0."c
Laundry Soan iu 2:1 bar loU fl.OO
Ilardwhrat Flour at per sack L25
The Highland Grocery
Phone 49A 746 Highland Avenue
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases
Music Bolls and Brief Cases at
, . HAMILTON'S
? 340 Cotirt Street
WOOD WOOD
The best furnace wood in the city
for the money at Tracy's
Phone 524
167 North Commercial St.
At the Electric Sign "SHOES"
T
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
222 North Liberty Street
D. H. M0SHER
High Class
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court j Street
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
31usle land Musical Merchandise
Honors Dealer! in eialem
415 Court St, Salem, Oregon
Telephone 252
FURS STORED
Store your Furs during summer
with us.
WEST FUR CO.
521 Court. Opposite Court House
CARL & B0WERS0X
. . Groceries
383 Court Street Phone 409
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
svrTWabl ear with el-jrt body lin
ia interior Rpennriiwiii in uai
maximum rrrie and economy at a rraa
aabla prk ahaald thia car.
Lee L Gilbert, Distributor
15S So. Coauatrcial Strtct
U. S. GARAGE
554 Ferry Street
USED BUT NOT ABCSFID CARS
SPECIAL New series Studebak
er value 11625, today $1300.
V. S. Garage. . Phone 1752.
RIedon and Son
Reliable funeral directors.
Home From Argonnc
Bill Wilant. who went from Sa
lem to enlist in machine gun com
pany No. 347. and was wounded
five times while helping break the
back of the German army in the
Argonne forest, is visiting friends
in Salem. Mrs. W. E. Allen, his
mother, who lived in Salem, has
moved to Bremerton. Wash. Bill
spent 23 months In hospitals after
his little introduction to the re
treating German solders in the
Argonne. who sent' back their
compliments as they retreated in
the shape of high explosives. He
is now directly from the Letter
man hospital in San - Francisco,
and he must have another opera
tion before the doctors pronounce
G. II. Running of Portland was
in the city yesterday. He came
to Salem to confer with the G. A.
R. and V. R. C. organizations in
regard to arrangements for the'
transportation of delegates to the
convent! jds meeting in Indianapo
lis on September 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hammock
of Salem returned yesterday from
a two weeks visit to Losline. Wal
lowa county. Other points in
eastern Oregon were also visited,
by them.
John L. Scott of the Scott
Realty company, left yesterday!
for Newport on a short vacation.
C S. Pelzel ot Oak Ridge Is
in th city visiting with bis broth
er. Ed Peliel.
Misses Emma Younc and Helen
I.nedke ot Ia Crosse, Wis., are
visiting at the home ct Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Stewart. They are on
an extensive tour ol the western
ccast. .
G. H. Iamb and son of Tilla
mook were in Salem yesterday on
a bosiness trip.
Miss Evelyn Stevenson, who is
recuperating from a recent ill
ness, haj left for Newport, there
tc Join hr sister for a brief stay
at the beach resort.
F. G. Deckebach and son hare
returned from Newport where
they have been spending their vacation.
James Forbes of Portland was
In the eity yesterday on business
regarding the floral exhibits to be
at the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. S. McElnea have
gone to Tillamook- for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. James Allen and children
have left for Newport for a va
ration extending through several
weeks.
Orton R. Goodwin, special
writer for the Morning Oregonian.
was In Salem yesterday.
J. I). Parrel I. well known rail
road man and member of the
state fair board, was here yeeter
day.
Miss Minnie T. Downing, of the
office of the attorney general
went to Portland yesterday on of
licial business.
DAMAGES ARE
DEMANDED BY
GATES YOUTHS
Smith and Wolfe File Cross
Complaint Against Odd
Fellows Lodge
SENSATION IS ADDED
War Veteran Avers Dance
Hall Manager Is Jealous
of His Success
IllEK'
GOOD GOODS
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Conrt Street. "rhone !&
Sales
and
Service
BISHOP BROS.
High and Ferry St s. Phone 1400
WE BUY
Farm Produce, Eggs. etc.. Paying
Highest Cash Market Prices.
W. W. MOORE
Furniture Store
The Home of the Victrola
You get more for your money at
Moore s
fit
Valley Motor Co.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Salem Cleaners and Dyers
Repairing and Alterations
Phone 1868
It Pays to Trade at The
FARMERS CASH STORE
C. Burton Durdall
217 North Commercial 247
W. T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
MOVING
ioJ. STORING
Si SHIPPING
3AIEM A11Kin(I$
TRAHSFEr of Goods
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Today's Record Suggestion
18114 I Lost My Heart in
Honolulu
Harrtson and Stuart
H. L Stiff Frarnitiire Co.
Complete House Furnishers
ARGO C. S. Root. Hartford.
Conn.; W. H. Adams. Portland;
Charles D. Roe. Gaston, Or.; J. L.
Schuyleman. Portland; Mr. acd
Mrs. A. U. Goodtellow, Jefferson;
E. R. Glelser. Portland; E. H.
Reichart. Portland; H. H. Witt
ier. Seattle; Jay H. Koch. Gates,
Ore.
HUGH F. J. Dallinger. Se
attle; Mrs. E. C. Ballard. Pott
land; E. D. DeMar. Turner; Dr.
Walter D. Hofman. San Francis
co; A. L. West. Phoenii; W. F.
Miller. Tillamook; Hai'l Hudlon.?
Mill City; Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Russell. Woodburn: A. C. Brack
en. Portland; F. Tiflany. Port
land: W. C. Bild. Portland: W.
If. Gentel. Iexter; John S.
Hvhuyleman. Portland.
MARION H. P. Vanelle. Wash
irgton; J. For? the. Portland
Mrs. G. B. Abraham. Amity:
Arthur Cooth. Portland; John
T. Lighter. Portland: Kred Carie
rie. Portland: Hueo Kelly. Seat
tle; Otto Joel. New York; E.
Leitner. New York: W. P. Lac
hand. Portland; P. M. Hall. Se
attle: J. II. Spud (trow. Seattle;
C. H. Dwyer. Portland; M. C. List
Washington: J. I. Altaian. Port
land; II. L. Snowden. Portland.
R. L. Stubble. Portland; William
t. Bennett. Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. ItoKel. San Antonio:
Mrs. Jeie Hubbard. San Antonio
Ira P. E. Reynolds. Portland: J.
il. Miller. PiVtland: P. Meisvn
ahl. Honolulu; Dr. C. G. Burt.
Portlar.il
Claiming that the plaintiff in
jured thoir reputations by making
wilfully false and vtndicthre
charges arainst them, the defend
ants In the suit of Green Mono,
tain lodse. I. O. O. F.. of Gates.;
- - a 11-111.... !
vs. Gerald Wolfe ana wnour
Snilth. yesterday filed an answer
and cross-complaint to the com
plaint denyine a rreater portion
of the allegations indicated in the
complaint and assert that $20,000
represents the equivalent ot the
damage suffered by their repu
tations 'n their community..
Intoxication lmird.
The defendants admit the alle
gation that on August 14 they
were at the datfee hall, but deny
that they were Intoxicated. Wolfe
and Smith assert that they were
sober, peaceable, and conducted
themselves in a gentlemanly man
ner on August 14. when one of
the defendants. Gerald Wolfe, was
forcibly ejected from the dance
hall as an undesirable character.
Wolfe claims that the motive for
his ejection was Jealousy.
On August 14. according to
their answer. Wilbur Smith vis
ited the dance hall, and gained
entrance hy paying 25 cents,
which fee admitted him to the
dance hall with the privileges ot
a spectator. Immediately follow
int him waa Gerald Wolfe, but
the agent of the management of
the dance hall, who was stationed
at the door, denied admission to
Wolfe, he avers, without giving
reasons.
Wolfe returned a second time.
he said, durinr the same evening.
but this time accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. T. C. Fair, as his
dance partner, but was met at the
door by twp representatives of
the dance hall management, he
I llAUUi, m 11 u llMia via auu r I .
rnlttwl nn Jr tnr m 'Hrht '
vaa f va awa. w m O
Wolfe asserts that he was assault
ed by the two men first, before
he engaged them in a fight.
whereupon his friend. Wilbur
Smith, assisted him. and says he
believes that the agents ot the
dance hall were beaten up.
Wolfe Is War Veteran.
Wolfe claims that he Is a vete
ran of the world war. and has
taken advantage of the homestead
act benefitting returned soldiers
by taking up a homestead near
Gates. He claims that the man
agers of the dance hall, because
he filed on land which they want
ed, are Jealous of him and have
repeatedly annoyed him and an
tagonized him.
Smith and Wolfe seek a dismis
sal of the suit, costs and disburse
ments of the suit, and a judg
ment against fhe plaintiff for
$20,000. which sum the defend
ants claim represent the damage
suffered by their reputations..
freight agent for the Oregon-,
Washington Railroad L Naviga
tion company, the proposal ot al
lowing a reduction or 10 cents a
ton less than the published freight
rates on sand, gravel and crushed
rock moving over the lines of that
company as bona iide snipmenis
for government, state of county
highway construction.
The service commission has ad
vised the highway board of this
action in a letter which says:
"Mr. Lounsberry stated that It
had been the practice of the O. W.
R. it N. Co.. to allow these reduc
tions on all shipments that have
moved since March 1. 1920. and
that such reductions will continue
In force until September 1. 1920.
"It is our understanding that a
refund will be made on all ship
ments of the highway commission
that have moved since March 1.
1920. and on which no redactions
have been made, it you will pre
sent the original paid freight bills
to the company.
"The matter of rates after Sep
tember 1. 1920. is still under
consideration by the railroad com
pany, and you win be advised
later as to what will be done in
the matter."
Poles chasing 'em.
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The Bolshevists can't run fast
enough to get away
So they are stealing all the
horses and riding them out of the
country.
m S S
The Poles are going so far and
tine that Lloyd George is airaia
they will rush all the rest of the
BITS FOR BREAKFAST I
. .
Rm.iisi clear up to th
Pole and push, them or
w "W ,
So he ! telling them ttT
stop when tney gei
aginary boundary line . "
marked out for tnem.
A .V- .fl With
anyway, iu "-- ,
longest Pole get. the perslom08
nd the Russian Keos.
And the blue peter of UjVj'J
of state at Petrograd will rce
peter out and vanish from tht i
of the earth which it b
graced.
V Ka
Dr. Slaughter of Salem U .to J
on the Socialist ticket for Cnlta
States senator, and a Ha,?1"
Hardin Talbert of Albany UW
on the same ticket for cantr
man from the Frst OregoaC
trlct. at the November election.
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All of which doe not
tinker', cuss word exclnf
that it will cost the taiPT oi
Oregon several thousand tra
dollar, in printing nd postage,
etc
And it will make a lot of them
think that It thee gink, cannot
be saUsfied with the old parties,
they should move ouL They are
an expensive nuisance.
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Maybe the profiteer, will ft
to beavea after all. They r
Lord help, those who help them
selves. Governor Canto says he hope,
to unite all faction, la Mexico.
Thla establishes him as world.
champion hoper. anyway.
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' LADD & BUSH BANKERS
Establiahed 1863
General Banking Benin ess
Office Hours from 10 a. in. to 3 p. in.
s
McDowell Market
173 South Commerdal
Lower Freight Rate is
Possible fox Material
For the benefit of the state
highway commission, the publie
service commissipn has taken up
with H. E. Lounsberry. general
Phone 1421
We bare an extra choice lot of steer beef and
ipring lambs, at prices yon cannot afford to
pass up: These lambs are real spring: lambs
and not sheep. .
Beef to roast 16c
Beef to boil 12c
Leg of Lamb...... 25c
Lamb Chop........ 20c.
Choice Beefsteak 220 Lamb Stew.-. 10c
Choice sugar cured bacon, our own make.
40c pound
Open Until 8 p. m.
WANTED
.
Beans
Eggs
Potatoes
People's Cash Store
t - - 9
LONG DISTANCE
" AUTO
TRUCKING
Willamette Valley
y Transfer Co.
Phone 1400
' 7e also do local hauling 1
USED CARS
To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade
for Bread and Butter
THE 13. C. MOTOH CO.
- 178 S. Commercial St.
Busick'
SALEM ALBANY
Our large flrt f trorka mabl
ta five tou prompt rrrir. and a
truck f the ait ard4 far xout job.
Canatry and Loaf Diataac
Hauling a S part alt jr.
- Bit and twll
V O f V S l C O A b
D. A. LA KMC R. Managar.
Kr.itlrnre I'hati 19
WM. CAHLKDORF
The Store of Housewares
Phone 67 135 N. Liberty St.
WANTED
JIXK AM) MACHIXKUV
OF ALL KINDS
We also bujr second-hand
goods. If you have anything
to sell for a good price call
398. The Square Deal Hoirse.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Cbemckcta, tialcm. Or.
Dreamland Rink
Dance
Every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
What Have You?
We buy. sell and exchange
new and second-hand furni
ture, stores, rana-e. rug,
tools, etc. We will buy you
out.
IX)!. V. F. WRKiHT
Auctioneer
271 N. Com'l St.. Salem. Or.
List your sales with us
People's Furniture
. Store
Night Thone 104T Phone734
HIGHEST PRICES
f; Paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
Automobiles by Counties
Are Shown by Mr. Kozer
From January 1 to July 31. this
year, a total of 94.770 motor ve
hicles were registered in the state,
according to a statement made
public yesterday by Sam A.' Kozer.
secretary of state . The aggregated
U 892. 629 in license fees. Mr.
Kozer s statement, showing the
number of motor vehicles regis
tered from each county and the
i amount of license fees paid from
each, follows:
Marion county has 092 auto
mobiles and pavs license fees on
them of I11S.325.
Polk county has 1933 motor ve
hicles and the licence fees are
I3S.487.SO.
New Fall Suits at Popular Prices
HouRlit for early sellintr out they jt and you shall share with us the advantage we
gained in taking advantage of every tinder-value indication we found in the long
weeks spent preparing this store for fall and winter.
You will find remarkable values at $29.75,
$34.75, $44.75, $54.75 to $95.00 because
you buy now, instead of waiting three or
more weeks
The styles are all new models for fall
and winter 1020-21. You can purchax
in full confidence that you will he as
eoirectly drcsvd an anyone you might
we on Fifth Avenuf. Lake Shore Drive
or the lloardwalk. We made very sure
f this in our selections.
Genuine Walrus
( T
IB-inch Leather Lined. .$12.50
MAX0.BUREN
179 N. Court St
Talk of Recalling Court
Is Heard in Polk County
S Retison. chairman of the state
highway commission, said hero
yesterday that there is some talk i
In Polk county of recalling the
coount court because of its high
; way policy in refusing the grade
ithe Salem-Dallas biehway so th
Icommjssion may prooceed with
i Pacing.
The rv-fusal of the court to
'grade the hichwajr is because of!
lth determination to build the
wesi une racmc nieoway accorn-
ind to a route not tourhlnz Ialla
r .. i it, o An '
sayes that an agreement was made;
with the former county adminis
tration that the commission would'
pave the Salem-Dallas road in re-'
turn for being extended the priv
ilege of building the went side
road as it might see fit. County
Judge Robinson, he says, has re
fused to lire Op to this agreement
Whenever the court to
ahead with the grading." said Mr.
There are suits of plain
general utility wear.
There are suits of fan-y
general dn vs wear.
materials for
materials for
There arc simple tailr-models and olh-t-rs
lavishly embroidered, tucked,
stitched and button trimmed.
There are model for women of regular
build for women who are undersized
anl those who are oversized there are
modeU for large girl.
Among them is exactly
yor.
the suit for
1. (gIitpkg (Ha.
Popular Prices Quality MerchMidi-io
Our Fay As You Go Flan works to your advantage ai all lixaca ' V
ft
V
a
Benson, "the com mission will be
gta fih the patinf.'