Mosier bulletin., May 19, 1911, Image 4

lij 11> Loom arrived from Port-
land last Saturday h im ! sp*nt Su -
d::y here vi.-.iting his si.iter, Miss
1R. .ha, and his uncle and aunt,
Mr. :*no mrs. J. i\. McGregor.
Ernest Jacobson ¡3 feeling w< II
NOTICE
pleased over his well, which P.
Regular services at the Chris-*
L. Kretzer, of lhe Dalles, has tian Church Sunday.
recently finished. The well is
Bible foci f o! r.l ,C;f? a. m.
about 200 feet deep and contains
Preaching services at 11:15 a.
Mark A. Mayer will soon erect 60 fe tt of «°°d water*
another dwelling at Mayerdale, _ llorn: On Wednesday, _ May m. and 8 p. m.
which will be occupied hy his cm- 1 th , t<> Mr. and Mis. Robert! Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
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Evens, a ern. As we were not!
K . H . SlCK AFO OSE,
piuje.-s. H<' Mil; ; (I a load oi a t the “ party” and neither Rob ‘
Minister.
turniiiiiv up iiom t iitland this nor the ait ‘tiding physician gavt
vv ■ .•!; with which to furnish the us the tip, the boy didn’t get in-
house.
| to the items last week.
The ladies of the Christian
Church will again serve ice cream
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and cake on the 20th of May.
Astoria Regatta Pro.-'ram
A STO RIA , Orcg ;n .- . ( S o c i a l .) T i l l
is the com plete pi'D^riim
announe«d
by the ite#ut!u Com mi. lee of the A s­
to ria C entennial w t h the p riz c i a
»•.: !. h h j The i- ree to r All P u cifie
• POH SALB-OR TRADE
40 acresmw land,'Smiles south
of ‘{rfoaieR 3U acres can l»e culti- i'“■'st,
yaked, soirte young timber, ravine
total of $5000
through it.
events alone.
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L. O lsen
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in prize moti«
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T his is the most preten tio n s pr j r . u
ever olici et] on the Pa<-
it is not of record v.h i*»
»wch prizes were offered for such a p ro ­
fusion o f event« anyw here else in this
country.
The list of events with the date«
and prizes offered follow s:
noonday, Cept. ¿ th ; T uesday, £cpt. 6th,
and Wednesday, Sept. 6th.
A. M
Face No.
S t 1. 26-foot C lass;
boat « 26 feet t <
or un d er; 3 heats,
13 miJcfl each.
Funse, $1000.00.
1 ¡rat, $700.00.
Fécond , $200.00.
T hird. $100.00
iy, Sept, th : Tufi;2:iy, ! ■ ■pt. 5th,
and W ednca day, S e p t , e t l
10:15 A. My---kn< ,'e No. 2.
32-foot
Fins h ; boats : 32 fe et or un d er;
3 hi •nts, 20 m iles each.
I'lir*«, $2000.00.
F in d , $1000.00.
Horiind, $<50.00.
Tiiiril. $250.00
M onday, Bcpt. Ith; Tncv :i y , Sopt. 5th, $
and Wc-Jne: lay, U at. titli.
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11:15 A. >f. I ;, < • < * Vo, II, Oisnlaon.
m ent free for nil; 3 heats, 30
*3
miles each.
1‘iirso, $2.-00.00.
F irst. $1250,00.
Second, $750.00.
T hird, $500.00.
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T hursday, S o rt. 7t;l; F rid ay , Sept. 8th,
and R.-.turday, Sept. Pth
0:15 A. M 0 ..... No. I. I rcc for a ll;
h a n d l e ; . n o t h i n g | , s„ thnri 15
miles ; Mowed to e n te r; 3 heats,
10 miles each.
P urse, ■' ".o no.
F irst, $250.00.
Second, $125.00.
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T hird, $75.00.
T hursday. Ser* 7th; F rid ay , Sept. 8th,
and S at ’-rlay, Sept 0th.
10:30 A. M.— Ruco No. 5. Free for
nil Pacific Cor
l-ll. ipl hip
HWi ; -1 boats,
i'll • '< •13000.00.
F irst, ♦ 1630.00.
SoconO. $S‘25.00.
T hird, $523.00.
of events
A14-1M I ! Coast
and
$£0.00 per month straight s.l-
^ry* and expenses, to mun with
ip», to introduce our Poultry
Remedies. Don’t answer unles
you mean business.
Eureka
Poultry; Food MfgCo. (Incorpor­
ated,) East St. Louis, III.
EUMBER FOR SALE.
The Hammond Lumber Com-
¡$any of White Salmon, Wash.,
will sell dimension lumbar, fir and
■line, delivered on the beach at
aither the Mosier or Rateharn’s
'Anding, for $li) per thousand
feet. Parties intending to build
will lind it to their advantage to
consult J. M . D e n n y , at Mosier,
Oregon.
Fore S ale :—T ho r o u g h bred
Ijiiff Orpington rooster and two
’>ens. $G.0h for trio.
M rs . R auek ,
3 miles south of Mosier.
Fore S ale :—A Chicago steel
range, little used.
Will s e ll
?tieap. Inquire at Rulletin office.
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Don’t forget to renew your sub
4Pription.
C. L. McKenna, of Portland, 2:00 p. I\r.—Tinco Xo.
0. Columbia
spent last Sunday in town.
R iv er ty p e; fish hont; 6-hortu)
pow er rind u nder; 1 heat, 5 miles.
Gus. Godherson visited in Tin
P u n * . $00.00,
F irs t, $40.00.
tallies the first of the week.
Second. $20,00.
Henry Olsen was a business 2.30 I*. M.— Race No. 7. Columbia
Ill vor Fish Pont S ailing race;
jjsitor at The Dalles on Wednes­
w orking nail« only 1 heat over
nailing
course.
day.
P urse. $110.00.
F irs t, $00.00.
Win, Marsh and wife left
Second. $30.00.
yesterday morning for a few
T hird. $20.00.
3.00 P. M.— Race No S, F u tte r Row-
days’ visit in Portland.
ing race; i heat, special eoui’su.
P urse, $100.00.
F irst. $00.00,
SVcond, $2~'00.
T hird. $13.00.
Peter Dohm is down from The
Dalles looking after business
matter.
C. A. McCargar returned Weil
rtesday evening from a business
trip to Portland.
Miss Rclle Johnson of Hood
River, spent last ytpnday here
with friends.
E. T. Johnson was up from Port ­
land last Sunday looking aftei
his interests here.
On Sunday night, May
14th to Mr. and Mrs. Shogfen, i*
daughter.
It W. Simpson was a business
visitor at Hood River and Tire
Dalles on Tuesday.
J. J. Van Nortwick, of Tin
Dalles, -ru» accept d a po.ftfc a it
J. E. Cole’s tonsorial parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huskey am
little son were shopping in Hoot
River on Tuesday.
J. K. Mcgregor and VVm. N.
Akers were business visitors at
liood River last Tuesday.
J. M, EHiott was attending b
business matters at the countj
soil on Tuesday last.
C. H. Dunsmore w asahusine
visitor in Hood River Tuesdav
ufternoon.
H r » '-
T A. Frey attended ».meeting
of the Knights of Pythias in Hood
River Tuesday evening.
The Ladies’ Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. V. C. Young on
Wednesday next, May 24lh.
Mrs. Anna McLane left on Mon
day morning for a six weeks
treasure trip to Honolulu.
Rev. W. A. Stark, of Hood
River, attended services in Mosiei
last Sunday.
Tuesday, Ecrit,. r : \
2:00 p. M. I i t cp No !*. > M 'iv rf »ce.
Spi ci»] course; 1 Invìi. 2 G. miles!
Purse. $30.00
F irst, $ 23.00.
Second. $ 13.00.
T hird, $10.00
30 P. M Run» No. in. Sliio .Fil l s;
class B; 1 licfit over >:<ilino
coarse.
P arse, $1110.00.
F irst, $00.00
Reeond. $25 00.
T hird. $15.00.
3:00 p. M Race No. 11. C ruiser; f:*<’e
for all lium licup; 1 heat, 10
miles.
Parse. $500.00
F irst. $125.00.
S. i oail, ts.5 00.
T hird, $00.00.
Fnnrlh. $.10 00.
W ednrrrl iy. S -pt. nth.
00 l>. M. llae.* No. 12. Folam hln
ltiv<>r Fish B oats; 5-horse power
lin.l nailer; I heal, 5 miles.
Parse, $110.00.
F irst, $30.00,
......... id. $70.00.
2:30 F. V
l-’-'e. No. 13. Sloop ra re ;
fin keel or displaeem eiit Moats;
1 heat, over sailin g eotirae.
Po se, $'?so. 0 0 .
F irst. $145 00.
Seeend. rS'; im
T hird. $50.00,
3 00 P. \ |
Itaee No. 11.
Tharacl-.y, S-p7. 7th.
2:00 P. M llae,•’ No 15 l n>e for alp,
S kip .Î K•Us; 1 lie:,
ver »ail-
ing con i se.
hirso, $1 30.00,
'irst, $73 .00.
econd, $ ■•'.00.
bird, $23.00.
2:3ft P V 1linee No. 16.
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Pol unii »ill
K iver 1•’i sh Host
lilin ;' r.tco;
v 1 1 : - - SM I Is only ; 1 heat, ovor
flailing 1c ourse
'iirso, $1 10.00.
Kirnt, $00.00
fW on.l, $30 00.
T hird. $20.00.
3:00 I* M.—.Run»
Nr
i; (\in n o ry
T*»mlrr and Woi k !’• at race;
han d icap ; 1 heat, 10 mile
P urse, $:*.oo 00.
Fi rut. $123.00
Sc. -.»nd. $43 00.
T hird. $'-o on
Fourth. -4*30 00.
F rid ay . Sopt. Pth.
2-00 V M
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Vo. IS
2 30 p M Race Vo l!>
1:00 P. M. IF,oc Vo -M
S a tu n la y , Soot i'tb.
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2 30 P M R u m No I t
1 00 p \1
Use« No 23.
Some t im o .luring lliii regatta
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an n t
tem pt vx '1 bo ni tule t,
lower th«
vorbIN ic? or.l fer 100 n ib»«.
Thomas Lelliott has moved ir-
t » his new rpsakneo on the hiil; IBIKU MU t
south of town.
Rev. Walter Skipworth arrived I
in town yesterday and last night
held |ia rfe rly Meeting at tin
Raptist Church.
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J Men’s Suits-
You tvftnt
c lo th e s to look
ily w ay tt» h ave
rijçl t; tiia t’
th e m fo, 1 u t. You Wi.i t tin m
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o t h u s s h to >ou.
Tu t mi a; « P Kit \ O il h av e to buy
tim t m«
McCusker and Blake,
Portland, were up i t - l*r. f of
the week looking at some land
jnxrJi of tow n.
of
Me e l i
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M . S. $<’. suiti», >1S an i) up.
1 O v c v to a tr, $ 1 6 ” 0 :i al
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suit.-» te n t
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Mosier, Oregon.
Tbese suits of clothes are big
special values. We are giving
more tor r the money in
$ 15 , t p i o and * $20 Suits
than has been offered in many a
long day. We know we can
please you if you wiil only give
as ike chance.
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JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
Devlin & Firebaugh, selling
C o n tra c to rs
agents for the Hood River
Orchard
Land Company, report
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H o o d Kiver
th e s a le o r 125
Tam-A-LumLumber Co.
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a c re s
or
* View orchards during the first 10
days of the month. There were
17 different buyers of five and 10
acre
tracts, the whole involving
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t$ an investment of between $65,000
and $70,000. Quite a number
of the buyers are recent arrivals
from the east, who after making
an investigation of the Hood River
district decided to locate there.
Hood River News.
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K. M c g r e g o r & co .
REAL ESTATE
tV i O S o I R F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y
We are lit rt' to stay, know values, and etui offer you
reliable sort ice.
We : vicil your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
Money to loan on improved property.
W. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr.
Foriodieals, Stationery, Novelties,
and Sckool Supplies.
Subscription» for all publications at the lowest rates
O f ? e g o N
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NOW is art1 ex<^llent time to
drop in and renew your subscrip­
tion to the B ulletin , Y ou w ant
the paper arid! we need the
money.
W e d eal in im p ro v e d a n d u n im p ro v e d
Send fo r
o u r B o o k let o f B a rg a in s.
W ell W ork
W e l l D o n e
No. 7 West hound 7:32 a. ni.
MOSIER, - - ORE.
No. I
8:15 p. m
No. 2 East
10:45 a. m.
The undersigned ia’thoroughly
: no . s
“FINE LAUNDRY WORK’’
6:34 p. m.
Done w ith n e a tn e s s and d isp a tc h
1 prepared to put down open wells
No. 17. al 5:30 p. in., flag stop
in any part of the surrounding
, n S unda's only for Hood River B<>iu* River Laundry Company country. Has a complete outfit,
p,j.,,,, i
j . e . c o l e . M onsa A gent including pipe cutting and thread-
iand 1 °*t,and-
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ing tools. Does all kinds of ce-
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j rnent, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
the well business. May be found
by addressing him at The Halles.
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
bchiftino’s store, The Dalles, Or.
JOHN WELLBERG, Prop.
A. E. N egus .
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Books.
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Home Paper
Good Accommodations
osier Book Store
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IN YOUR
Oregon
The Mo s i e r Hills
Land & Orchard
Company
fr<»it lan d in M o sier d is tr ic t.
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ADVERTISE
in S to n e , B rick and C on­
M o s ie r!
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
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J. E. COLE.
Burggraf &Sturgess
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R azji-»-|)ut ih first-c la ss condition.
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MOSIER
B a r b e r Shop
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For sale hy Burggraf & Stur-1
Harry Weber of The Dalles,
a„ part8 of Mosier Dis
spent several ilays here this ,
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. . . , tnct. Pine Bargains. See us
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D .
wrnek, waiting
for
the
rain
to
let
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before buying elsewhere. Wej
up so that he conld do some
have small and large tracts. Ten
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
work on his fruit ranch south of
acre tracts that we can sell you
town. Mr. Weber stated that on
at the right price on easy terms.
MOSIER
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OREGON-
t» one tree in his orchard, planted
All correspondence promptly
three years ago, he counted 2661
answered. We will take care of
fruit spurs this season, which he |
you.
H» G - K IB B E E
considers most remarkable for
such a young tree, and it was
never liefore known, in his ex-,
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
perience.
The Reliable Dealers
MOSIER
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OREGON M o s i e r - - - O r e g o n
125 Acres Sold ill Mosier
View Tract
T e t us know your wants
E. A . R a
and
Fire Insurance
Mosier
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t'.z '.y & r y .n
See our stock
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Notary Public
Fruit
Lands
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We extend the Public a cordial
invitation
inspect our Plant.
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Alex. Stewart
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All grades except 1st, 2nd and
8th are taking final examinations
this week.
The first High School and
fourth annual eighth grade grad­
uating exercises will be held at
Stroup’s Hall Monday evening,
May 22nd, 1911. No admission
will he charged but a collection
p. L. k r e t z e r ,
will he taken to help defray ex­
EXPERT WELL DRILLER
penses. Every one interested in
the welfare of the school is cor­
dially invited.
All work guaranteed
Rev. D. V. Poling, of The
Dalles, has been-secured to give
the lecture and Mr. Justus T.
THE DALLES
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Neil will present the diplomas.
A d d re ss 402 W fth S t.
A musical program is being P a c if ic P h o n e
prepared by patrons, pupils and Black 1771
teachers.
Flowers for graduates will bei
accepted. All bouquets should
he marked for whom intended
and given to one of the following
flower committee: Emily Hus­
bands, Alefora Haacke, Evelyn
Nebendahl, Gladys Phillips.
Alex. Stewart,
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ADVERTISE- IN THE BULLETIN
and Get Results.
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Must have more room.
DR. H. L. DUM BLE ^
Rates $1.00 per day and up
MOSIER, OREGON
PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May he reached by long dis­
tance phone. Home phone 6L
,Æ?3SC
Mis# Jennie Thomas, a former
resident of Mosier District, now
living at Tidewater, is here this 1 HART, SCHAFFNER .v MAK.C
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■ :, id t' . 1 m ea n s b e r ,'-, a - 1
week visiting friends.
$10 down and $5 per month
mys for a lot in Hail's A ! X v
fJiese lots are level’ with good
fo I, fine view, and will soon
have good, easy streets to c . .•
lot. Better investigate t h e s e
now.
A. E. LAKE’S
Ü lines for month
e ll
of M A Y .
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As the eighth grade have taken
§ state examinations, they are ex­
it cused from several sessions this
week.
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$ 15 , $18 and 20.00 i
Suits at
Furnishings Goods
Store
I THE DALLES, OREGON
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Special
Prices
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I ' e w o rth
.r w hile to
i i v is ti , to. T hink o f b u y in g a
t. * -1, ' < -i «nd p a n ts .
for th e sm all su n o f
$ 2 .OS
' .Ribes* Mockwear
W c b a v e one o f th e finest lines
o f 1 : 1 .
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a r t nt has e v e r
l . en dis layed in the city,
raían B u - s ew d e sig n s
a r,
\ o ir l ladeo , each,
- - - DY
1 a.:i»a* in 1
o v e r collar« o f fir.
lio r .r ld .s ig r 5. Voi
>vork tu rr.-
s law n , new
. . , .ich. 5c.
to rn o
fine fio rii aimi d ra
Y our c M fc
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L c 'lic s ’ linen stock'« a n d bow* w ith
in s e rtio n , fin ish ed , w ith fine cro-
c h e te tl e.lK tug: n s jsl-o ta . s m a ll'
bow s in b a ck . Y o u r choice fo r 25c.
1'oii,tod IH itch C o lla rs w ith round
m ah V ri. ins rtio .i; sem e w ith
j d o t s w itli M a ltts e inset ti,'M on
j;»b.*ts. E ach
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10c.
IH,t, h C o lla rs fo r lad ies, w ith row s
o f B aby Irish I.ace in se rtio n and
• d ing, * i|u a-e and ro u n d sh a p e s
w ith do u b le ta b ; j a b o t * , a ll th e
v erv p r e tt i , *t d e sig n s. C hoice. 25c.
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Boys’ Pants
S P E C IA L
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H e re is c e rta in ly a bin b a rg a in in
b o y s’ a ll wool a n d wool and c o tto n
m ixed su its.
T h is lo t includes
w o rs te d s, se rg e s , c a s s in n r e s and
m ix ed su itin g s in bin s. g re y s,
b ro w n s a n d b lac k s — a g , s from 10
y a r s u p to III y e a rs a n d in value s
u p to i.5.00 an i ffi.00. S tr a ig h t
b o tto m p a n ts . Y o u r choice, th e
s u it
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73c.
75C .
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B o y s' w ash p a n ts o f c o tto n c h e v ­
iot. s t r s i -*-♦ h o i t ': n p a n ts , a g es
from 10 to 14 y e a rs .
Y o u r cho ice, th e p a ir.
lo c.
Men’s Dress &
Work Shirts
We can certainly please you
when it comes to the selec­
tion of a shirt, whether it
be for dress or every-day
wear.
effect, with cuffs attached or
detached, and some with
soft French cuffs with col­
lars attached, or neck bands,
in sizes 14 to 19.
Shirts suitable for all kinds
of wear.
Men’s Shirts for 25c., 35c..
45c.. 50c., 75c. and up, in­
cluding all pure silk dress
shirts.
Shirts-of percale, madras,
s-*:eette and cotton cheviot,
in plain and plaited bosom
H C -^D R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E