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! Pago fcigtit Tuesday. Evening, Xovemw n. Thursday, Nov. 23 Mat. 50c, 73c; Eve. 50c, 73c, . ; ,.. $1.00. , mn v i nniwv 'tii fl.T JTTAWrl - ' ' ' nil from Eoeen.i Siindsv Slid Mieut ' I r 'mm assaas J I News of Lane County 1 Special Corresponded to The Guard. J: " A Century I I ; ipHia YEAR .completes a jp B century of successful B 9 sorvlco by tlio Trust Com- .s II pany' In Amcrlrn. A cert- fj H . tury of t 08 ted service! 1 If ; The Truiit Department of it S the .First National Bunk, j? 1 under tlio direction ot Vice- h B ; Prcoldont VV. T. Gordon K offers you the combined B E bUHlnoss experience-of the B entire institution. . ft 30 Vc-iits of Helpful Service p I V FIRST 1 I NATIONAL BANK! of Eugene ' 1 Underwear Easy to Buy When you buy chil dren's underwear, you will choose R. A. as soon as you see it and feel its warm, durable . fabric. R. A. Is cut to fit the bodies of children, with out the usual binding or bunching. The seat Is extra full, the seams as strong at the fubric Itself. The button holes are specially devised to keep the garment se curely buttoned. Unions, Shirts and pants and waist suits sll better than the best you have rseen and will wear a year innur than ordinary un derwear with careful wash ing. The Same superior qu'aBry is shown in all styles and sites up to extra'out sizes; in R. A. make .for womeh. "And yet -the -price -of K Ai is poderate.1 Ask the salesgirl for R. X. it will mora than pay jrutl in satisfaction, , J. C ROULETTE & SO'tfS HAGEVTOWN, l?ID as HARRISBURO. IInrriKburg. On., Nov. 21. A meet iiif of lln town- rouneil haa been net for December 1, at w n it'll time tn budget (recently prepared by I lie budget commit i tee in to be acted upon. Aicordine to the report of this committee the expen kc'k of I he town fr t-he pout year are $fl(l74. The receipt from lirenm fee amounted to JflH) and from fin en mid peniillieH to fl-. Word front Kenneth Pence who it now renting near National City, Co I.. inten that he will return to Oregon for the holiday Ken son, 1avne Hnwke wn over from Knring field Friday afternoon, remaining over iMirmay. Martin Sitter waa transacting bu nine km in Albany r rid a. v. The popular .Iiuiior Artisan orchentrn nave a concert at the neighboring town of Hal se,v Hat tin lay evening. Thia or gmiizatiou 1h motet faithful mid peppy in their practice meeting. An airplane from Ihe Mouth dropped down into om of tho Cartwright fields a mile Nouth or town hiiturrdny evening, i.reNUinnhlv hecniiHP of lho Jieavv foe. Tho pilot 11 nd the Mingle passenger took the evening train to Kugene anil Port land. The man-made bird. Individually owned, rested over Sunday and wan then returned to its haunts about the Kugene territory. Mr. and Mrs. II rod Mulkey have brought IJieir mnischold gondrt from Sil verton and will live with Mr. and Mm, Warren Norton this winter. The mill Mr. Mulkey won employed in closed down and they were also imahle to m'fiire a suitable residence in Kilverton. AVilbur Kvuns and Kahili Martic. local high kcJiooI football pluyers, attended tho annual- Male classic of Mint gaum at Corvallia. Satiirdov, Adrian Itico returned Snturdnv ipeht from .Jefferson where lie. hud been ince Thursday. ' Dick A rtcht la Ktiendinif I he week in Albany. ' Tlie hiph schmd ban decided to amend its constitution so that, the freshmen will constituto II alanding clean-up coui- nuiiee. Itovnl Doufrlast. Tvan Icf'lain nnrl Geoine "Wilhelm were ninonK those jfo- uv I ixun hero to ( orvaiits Sitturduy. rVy ot our local teacliera atteiidefl flic bitr football name Satnrdav hi Itill field. They were tJie Miases '.Margaret Hi vans ana Alice I'resniiii. Mr. and M"ls. Warren Nor! on neenm- panied by Mr. nud Mis. It rail Mulkey mid fwii Clvdo were Kitiiene vtHitorH Sntur- dar. going by auto. 'j ue tuimsbiirg Jlowmic haiul has ar ransed for a serieH of (Uuicch. the first to be given this Friday evening. The Woodumn ball is to be the hnll room. Itev. O. O. On of Euireim hild Knn- doy Coi-euoon Hfivleea at the ChuivJi of God. The Jnde of the M. K. church hnve n big ThankngivinK dinner plunrrcd. M. L. .Sloriraii anil dinnirlitiM'. "!!mh Oenevleve, went to (,'orvallis Saturday r-'oir-rnc to attend the presa banquet nr. to Willi ess the annual atnte gridiron elaKh between the (. A. C. and the U. of (J. They returned that evening. nail imKer una gone to Met-dle springa in the employ of J. H. Cart-wright. '1 he ..unction City cooperative ex d uu i it i made a recent delivery In tava or nxi Darrein or tiour. Mi'i nnd Mrs. (J. A. McC'art of Kden broolt farm near here, transacted busi ness at Albany Friday. Mrs. Jnuiea i enjoying a' visit from (wo sons, the Hill hrorJieir., wlm ure here from some out of towr point. FRANKLIN Franklin, Ore., Nov. 111. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Unyden enteitaiued the Fi delity class of the Chr'sthm Sunday school Friday evening and IIioho present spent n most, enjoyable evening. Tho Itnumun Hnm. received word Sun day evening that their futher, v.ho i in a Kugenr hospital, was very low. They left at. once to be ot his bedside. Mi'Ni U. h. Mounts received a telegram Friday saving her daughter. Mrs. Iteetha Shelly was qulle nick at her home in 1'ortliiud. Mrs. Mounts left the sume eve uilie to be with her. A wee bubv hnv bus come to live uilh Mr. and Mrs. Wert I'urkersoii. He bus been named ( liaticn Kenton. Mr. and Mra. ,1. F.. Milliorn and Mim. .1. A. Kichurilsnn and Mrs. Stiugley went to llalNcy Friday to vInU Mr. nud Mrs. J. T. Curry. 'Miss Velum Wood in spent the week end here from Ta intent. Id. V. Stiugley and dnugbter Velmn of .IF STOMACH IS TROUBLING YOU, GHEW A FEW!! Instantly! End Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, Acid Stomach Taste pleasant! Work wonders! The moment yoi (Ounv a few tablets of Pape's OlnpcitHin all the misery of ni di cent km and disordered atomach ends. Your stomach needs this harmleH help, (Jot relief for a few cents. Mil lions ot m'ripeptic ami Mtonmch stif. fcrer ieer bothered am- more. An? drug stole. T Bo Easy to Drop CiRftrette , Cignr. of' Qhpwing Habit. brk fhe culjv. nrnt shttfMrhui ' totwc co Jinbit. WhrurWr yni'r'bav a loni.TH wt .niw .ir in.-w, jiivi.eiac(.s unrm lii(i Nfi-'t'iHiac. tnMot in:T'"iT. (noit.h hi-' tesil. All ilu'aii .tpt.-!lily tliv liijltit MitmHiIi viBited at It. T. Stinglef'a Sat unlov uifdit. t'live Smilb and C'nrl Jocobson came nut from Mrreditb Saturday to rixit bunie folkti. T. C. Bryaut wcut to Kugene Tburs day. .Mr. and Mrs. Norman I'urkvraon and dauKlitiT Hiiritt Siuiilny with Mr. aud Mix. William Womlin. .Mr. and -Mm. Htinsley Hpnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Allen. .MiHH Ida ('rune visited Mrs. Chester Croni Sunday. ftrlie SliliKli'V came home 'Wednesday from Vaiult, Wash., ttbere be lias been at work for several months. Mrs. I. ('. Richardson called on Mrs. Charles Kreneck one day last week. .Mr. anil Mrs. W. ('. Crone visited at J. A. Itichardson's Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. -Bryant and chil dren spent Sunday at Alfred Smith's. Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Uichai'dsou were in Kneene the last of the week. Orlie Stinfrlcy went to Meredith the hist of the week. - Clarence Itrynnt who has been working on the roud between Klmira and Noti is home now. ir..r-H nnu von tm.r ueiier olf Inent.lly. jKA;h'n:nlW, fiiiai'ialW. ltfa n elKj.Ji., ulijnle'. .eiet-'.a "li'e.x at Kfi .V,,. n- n i.ji ii"i--ii i Bfiriwiw run i.riim.. nil rnivini fur W-liAiV In ifir.fifrm. vow driiptKlst will rrniAdreiv iWjueriWrfuf iplcsliuih ; . ' JUNCTION CITY. . ,1 unction City, Ore.. Nov. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Hill ICobins of Lebanon were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. V. (lilmore. Claud Wilkinson of Liberty was iu the city on business Monday. .Miss Mary Ilnrk jh ill ut her home 111 Junction. Mrs, (ieorgia Nielson of Pasco, iish., is visiting at (be home of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt est Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cory of Liberty were (u the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cory left today for California where llri'v expert to spend the winter. They are making the trip by motor and expect to visit many placet in the state. W. S. SI earns of Jliiwsim spent Sun day at his home in Junction. .lames t'alvert waa in the city yester day from his home at Oak (irove. Mr. and Mrs. Will Milliorn are mov ing into Junction and will occupy the rcHldence on Catherine street recently purchased by .1. H. Waddell. Miss Ruth t.ihnorc of Eugene uncut Sunday at the home of her parents iu Junction. Mr. and Mm. Noah Purke-iHon of Hnr pole were Monday shoppers hi the city. Miss Hazel Pettersou was auopping in Eugene Saturduy afternoon. Mrs. Everett Whitney of Kugene was a week-end guest at the home of her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. C. Wickwlre, T. J. Kirk of Riverview trnnsncted business in Junction Monday. Carl Rllrup returned Sunday evening from a week's business trip to Portland. Dallas Harpolo and son 'Mc Kin ley were In Junction on busineaa Monday from Monroe. iuy Cooper was in the city yesterday from Alendowview. Mr. Cooper recently purchased the O. H. Bogue farm. Mm. Mary Kobisou of Kugene spent the week-end at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. W. S. Stearns. Martin (kiss of Fcrmieson was a Mon day caller in Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian miKinsoii nave moved on to the Arthur Hceta farm west of Bear Creek where they will make their' home. A. J. Kaiser i unending a few days in Portland on business. Mult Piiflrorunti nnd Bon T.nt-itt were in the city A Ion day from Meadowview. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murphy aud daugh ter Ceoi'iiia colled on relative in Junc tion Monday. Mr, nnd Mrs. Murphy were rolurnimr to their home, at Springfield from Albany. Joe Hise. was m the city Monday from (inldson. I'oin Creen and Mr, Hammer or ( o- burg were transacting -business in Junc tion yesterday. Mrs. Viola Wbitcomb who has been In poor health for some time was not so wed Suudjv and was taken io t-u-gene Monday for medical treatment. Henry Hyon was in the city yesteruay from his home at Cheshire. Kenneth Lee spent the week-end with friends in Corvallis ami attended the football same. 4 Ed Younir was a Monday business vis itor in the city from Franklin. Joe distrait accompanied by Ins neph ew waa in town Monduv from Cheshire. air. nnd Mts. Krnest Lingo of Ilnrpole were Momtav shoppers In Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Imniet Webster and daughter Hazel of CorviiHU were Sunday guests at the home o; Mrs, Webster's parents. Dr. nud Mrs. 1. P. Iove. Mrs. Christine Neilson nnd Mrs. Wayne Lingo were among those from Harmony who were in the city vesterday. .Mrs. Burke Mcraddcu was in town Monday from 11 in pole. Alfred Smith of Franklin transacted hu"inc!H In Junction M"ndny. Mr. and Mrs. Hnrold Ilnrpole of Salem spent Kundnv with relalivcH In Junction. Biltie Cibbs was in the city Monday from Lancaster. AVm. N. Jensen, mnntigei1 of Hie Junc tion City Co-oueralive exchnnce, was In r.ugene on business Monday. Mr, Jensen reports the arrival of n car of cement from Cold Dili Monday. W. V. Fisher was a Monduv budti. s caller iu town from Norntor Mrs. W. F. Davi nnd Vr !' Oldham visited relatives in Eiiseiir Mi u ilay. Miss Bessie Fawver of Lant itH'ii -. ., the week-end in Junction at t'n- !i."ie ' her sraudnaieiils. Mr. nud Mrs. It jii- Kaping. Miss Klsie lotMlahi speiiT Mtiliuiy witn friends in .Springfield, Joe Jaeg was in tdwn yesterday from Liberty. H. J. Neaves and Tren VM wards were among those from Riverview who were in Junction Monday. Mrs. J. S. Flint, dntnrhlcr Mildred nnd Miss Adda Knieht spent the week-end at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis Flint at CorvalliN. Mr. and Mrs. A . i . Lvans were in the cltv Monday from Liberty. John llorton and K. .1. Kapiug of Horton were in Junction oil busiuess onda,v. H. M. Perry aud Mr. Peery were in the It v ycHterdav from Bear Creek. Mr. Bretchhill was n Monday caller in town from Meadowview. Knos Hurnole. son Chester, (ius Flnt, S. R. Bogue. Thurmar. Berry, nn Ilallv Mr. aud Mrs. S. Moguenon, t-.ilwanl l-. Bniley, My. and Mrs. Carl Ruder and Mrs. Mareuereite Douglas wer among the many from Junction who attended the i foot hall came at Corvalli Situnlay. I Ole l.inso was in the city Monday from Harpole. i K, A. Rnssrl U spending a few days at j Roseburc nnd other ttoiithcrn Orejiou cit- ; ie on bindneRs. , . 1-Miin Jidmsont Iu'ia rcturnfd to Junction after spetujiiifthe; week-enJ tfi N'oraton at the hoiy of.hei; ii.vnuj Sir. aivl Mrs. ts,enraie tltflwisoi). " .Mr. nnd Mr Sfd .W-iillu-'oi To-, gem were in Junction, .Myulri, f vmiiug on osin(". ! tip from Eugen-i Sundav and upeut the I KjX .i-itl. i i-i... .'m imtilipf. Mrs. .4- Huwkina. William I'nole put a nc counter in tl'e Cash uud Carry grocery .tore oa Sum 'ay. - The Presbyterian Sunday school divid ed Sunday Into sides, the niris against the boys. Koih sides started from New York over the Lincoln highway to Cot tage Orove. the boys in a Foiii and tiie girls in a Stuts bear cat car. Kacb per son brought Into the school couuw 30 for thn aide bringing him iu. The g.rls lire now 4!MJ miles from New oiK uud the Uiya &.0 miles. Kaeh one brought in Counts 10 miles on tJ) wsy. The win ning side will be given a fine supper by the losing side. -- .-.. Frank Snodgrnss Sr. took his son Frank to: Portland Sunday, and put hiui in school, there. Fred Lauimcr returned Sumlay from visiting in Oregon City. Hrs. T. , K. Johnson , who Is visiting her sister. Mra. M. U . Faulkner of the Horry' . Wutt house. -' b'f t ; Monday for .1 unci ion City to visit her. relatives aud friends. Frank I Minn aud wife-of Kugene arc visiting their daughter, Mrs. Uuvcn C. Dyolt. Sir. H. I l-cwunrd made a trip on Monday to Kugene. Itnlph Fouutain who cut his right foot badly nt tiic Kujada logging camp last Friday waa in lown Mouduy having his n (tended to by Dr. .lob. Mrs. 0. AI. Moore is quite 111. Five Hinnll pupils in the Presbyterian Sunday scIi.miI graduated Sunday from the primary to the internieibate roiin. Uohh Kelly nnd wife from Portland stopped off on their way by motor to California, and spent the weuk-end with A. (1. WilliamH and family. The two weeks- meeting at the Cliris tlan church begun Sunday. They had a large ehoir led h tliesinger who Ik as sisting llevj J. ti. CarlKon iu tio meet ings, and tho orchestra-. Itobert Qmgly from Albany takes pos session of the express office Tuesday in place of J. W. Kdiiy anil son .Merritt, who have been In tlio office the pitxt six or seven years. Tho Christiun Kndeavor giris will sell homo made candy ou the -wlreet Wednes day, dollar day. O. M. Kern is (jiute ilL'- Haldi W. Hand received his cheek from tho McMinnviltc Insurance com pany Muiday, for the insurance on bis houset which was burned ni-enlly. Julia Martcndulc, cousin of Miss Es ther Van CMall went .Monday to begin her diitiet a secretniT-for the lenn of Agriculture, in the IT. of (. Miss Mnr lindale CAine recently from Iowa nnd .haii been visiting her aunt. Mrs. A. L. Van OwlnU Buvard is the dean- of agri culture, Ralph Fullerton, W. Nelsou, Hester Heard. Virginia Itosley, Ijiicile Cotnutt mot.iTed to Voiicalla Sunday nnd attend ed the closing service of the Protracted meeting held there ihe past week. Misn KUzabctb Hoard graduated nurse from Oram! Kapids, Mich., mine Monday and will sjieud the winter with her sister, .Mrs. Stella Salton. 1). H. Remple who recently cuiiie from KansflH aud la now living on the Curtis Vented ranch west of town, wus In town Monday. He is giving special attention to raising; blooded cattle. C. O. Willis spent Monday in Eugene. Mrs. Nora Murphey and mother Mrs. Julia (hirtiH from Grants Pass have been visltiug their son and grandson. J. B. Crenshaw and family, returning home Monday. - The Past Mntron's club met Monday aftei-nmm with Mm. J. H. Chambers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jolm Afartin and Mrs. Margaret Martin were in town .Monday from Creswell. "I' . John Smith came down from lioliemio Monday. 1 ,-" Kd Jenka returned Moudny to Bo hemia. ... ;H -. .Mrs. (iecrgc Atkinson is selling rub ber goods for an eastern firm. Air. and Mrs. Victor Kem hud n house wanning Saturday iu their new bungulowH on west Main stiief 'rl... ii,..i..,.i ...... I were Mr. and .Mrs. HaiTv Stonebing. Mr. aud Airs. Hoy Mocks, Mr. and Airs, hlbert Kcile aud daughter Beth. .Mr. and Airs. Fred HennMI, nnd Airs. Bennett's mother .Mrs. Carrie Ferguson. Air. and Arrs. ('Inrrm-p Stonelmrg. I). Young. Mr. and Airs. (I. A. Sunders, Mrs. J. Q. Wil littH nud daughter Aliss Hullie, and Airs. Ida entch mother Hif Mrs. Victor Kem. I hey enjoyed n splendid time, Ifcfiesh ments were served. Albany Chamber to Hear U Campaigners The Albany Chamber of Commerce will become ncipininted with the I'niversily of Oregon endowment campaign when the members of the civic organization meet at luncheon Wednesday noon. Cupiuiu Kumar Tnnse, field director of the cam paign, will discuss the needs of the I'ni versily and the necessity of private hciic faelion to augment funds obtained from the ntillnge. Captain TuiiJie will speak in I lie morn ing on the Cniversity, ils activities and the opportunities presented there at the ! o'clock assembly of the Albany high school. Itrnui'faes of Ihe Ameriea'n Association of l'liiversiiy Women in Oregon nre tak ing nil active Interest - iu the suei ess .if tho campaign. The Portland branch of the nssneiatiou will hold a meeting at the Aliillnnmah holel nt lioon Satmdav. Dec. .'!. Karl Kilpatrick. direeio: ot in eMenslon servici-. will -outline 1 1, - an paign, nnd Dr. Warren It. Sum I. ,i. fessor of geology, will disi-uss tin- m-i-.t .. i liiilseuin tn house thn valuabl ...... (bins now on the Cniversity i-aun..i t, i-l-iding Ihe notable Warner cullcciiot ol tlrientnl arts. The Kugene hrancli of the association will meet Saturday noon nt a Itini-henn in the Woman' building on the iampus. Uoth Captain Tnnse and Dr. Smith will .i-.eak. Alamle I. Kenrns. nssisiaul iro feasiir of iiorutul nrts, will present to the asHoeiuliun the hope of ihe nits fac ility of obtaining collect inns of pioneer h indii raft. Such u i-ollection would be of v due to students lii the normal arts dr pirttiient ns showing the development of tNe making of textiles, furniture and other ItoUM'holil articles. CREAM FOR CAtARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Telia How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! tu one miuc-te your clogged nostrils will open, the air passages of your bend will clear and you can breathe freely. .o more nawking, simlfting. mowing iieadache, drvncsti. No struggling for breaih at night, your cold or catarrh will be gVnc. iei a small bottle of Ely's 'ream ' Balm from your druggist now. Apply n tittb; of fhi. fragrant. ntNepti . , heating cream iu your istri. It pen etrates flfl'oiiph evcrvtsir passage sfthe bead. oothe the InfiiftiKMt 4.f .wAlen lonf-uis nicnibraiv mrt reliei ivmrs n stantl. i t' jjjvtin . Wn't stay tuffed-up with acld or nasty tvtrrh rel-fl t nes o9mifkly. i .- COTXAGfi GR0V-E. . . Cm SV drove. N . '-'I "i,r" J T .l.irWsnff and dauKfe'i. .r-.T 'I'e 'd. .th 'J'V'" ",",r Ir- ami lr. 11. tjisuiil.-. Tlifr are trinii tiiuiie,, t'nllfcrnin. o Mr. ami Mrs. Wallrr llouftr molou'd 1 tv.'j UHIarneltr. I'hotie fVU, o kugene Colleetioa Aq.noy No colleetion. nil fv, no eutry fee o die,, lgal demi'tm0iit. nlf e w- II- BI.OWKIiS'Atgr. CA1IS Bol'tiHT .xr sct.n We buy and sell used cars. l'l'iil.'NK l I.' WllKt'KINt) t PAHTS CO.. Ill GREET THE RED CROSS WORKKHS WITH A KMJLK-TIIBN A DollJ HOO-RAYl WE'RE COMING KDDOS! '. . . r, 'it. t;ii r r. it Olde Tige bays nc win rcnunu ror iou And Don t Forget We Promise A Souvenir to Every Hoy and Girl Who Comes to Meet Us Just tliink Boys! Girls! Bring thorn iillKatl It's FREE, Won't Cost S.t" "ff ftfr You a Benny me(it everyone of JJ Where Will You Meet Us Why Of Course You Know AX BLLV OeFKRTMeWT T,o. Tuesday, Nov. 28th, 3:45 P. M. 1 N. i WE FINEST AND NEWEST KID GLOVES Bresentiiifr unrivalled" selections from the best makcro of imported and domestic Kiel jnoves ai prices 'that permit owning several pairs 2 Button Kit Gloves, - Grey, Brown, Beaver and Black, $1.75 pair. , 2 Bntton .French Kid Gloves, Tan, Grey and black, $2.50. 2 Button French Kid Gloves, with Taney stitched backs, Brown Mode and Black, Pr. $2.95. Gauntlet Heavy Kid Gloves, Brown or Grey, $2.95. Two-tone Gauntlet Kid Gloves, only the finest skins used in these wonderful gloves, Brown or Grey. The pair $4.25. " . French kid Gauntlets with adjustable strap, beau tifully stitched backs in contrasting colors. These come extra long. The pair $4.75. .16 Button Kid Gloves, Brown and Grey, Pr. $4.95. Children's Kid Gloves, all sizes, Brown or Grey $1.89. Bi n. i PisiftisiiVjaT Making the Guest Chamber Ready Beautiful New Bedspreads $1.75 to $11.00 Arrival of holiday stocks of bedspreads in time for those planning the en tertainment of Thanksgiving visitors. : The finest selection from the inexpensive to the better kinds, plain or scal loped edges. White or fancy colors to harmonize with color schemo of the rooms , Children's Bed Size Spreads $1.50 Plain ' hemmed Bedspreads $1.75 to to S3 75 1 $9-00- 10 U0, Scalloped Two-Tone Colored Spreads SealloiKsd Bedspreads $2.75 to $11.00 $5.50 to $9.00. Plain Hemmed Two-Tone Colored ' ' - Spreads $5.25 to $7.50. The Biggest Boy's Suit Values In City i Some With 2 Pair &f OA of Knickers $ I 0 A rattling good hoy's suit that will please the hoy and his mother too, aud- that won't cost a fortune is what we arc offering. They arc smartly cut of service able brown and irreon heather materials. We have ' thorn made as near "bo? proof" as possible and it will stand all the hard knocks and scrapes that a red- blooded boy is apt to give it. . Nobby full belled Norfolk Style, Full lined Knickers. Sizes 7 to 1" years. The Price is $7.89 Men--Wintery Days Sug gest Warm Wool Over coats Like These-Only i i pleatetl y in wantet Sizes ;!U Yes, indeed, seventeen fift)' seems a very low price for aa Overcoat of a standard bcaji but the" fellow with hunted means is .just the one who ap preciates this overcoat ncs. -These heavy wool Overcoats '1 - lt . 41m rWil'Oll StlC-"" iiti-vt; an iii .. i ,,L-.. I'.. II 1-1. Iiii, . , . . 1 I...1. Inn IlIlCU. "i. r., mil Deiiett (loui)ie lu'eastetl, raglan sleeves ana sm'i"" - . 1 medium brown just what is being featured in the fashion journals. IU ti', WEDNESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS ! iwtitc.y v reaiuery miner, lb 47c Full Croam Cheese, lb ieu- s nesi raient flour, sack ...$1.90 Two I', lb. eans pure Mince Meat... 25c 1 lb. can Upton Tea 75c Large can Iog Cabin Svrup . .-. . . !95c 1 lb. can Calumet Baking Powder, ,25c -w package turrants at 15c . 25c ' ' MV Ifl - , .. . .. az.i" 1- I'D. can Army liacon Arm and Hammer Soda, 2 l'-". Shredded Wheat, package tn, S oz. tin Velvet Smoking 'l,,t'(;"Vnrs 8 oz. glass Pure Jam, assorted at $3.15 Heavy Enamel Self-Rastino- Rntor is.inrh size. Wed nesday, Special. $2.7o vi!-rnz,V tJ,t,,U,'al Aluminum Cleanser. 2'i'.ackiuies'J. ' lVribng Pw.s-th.y reyolve-Wednesday Spaal a. .'. JS o ' '-a. AX B?LLV.DEPARTMFVIT STORfr T ' i ' .
