La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1922, Image 8

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PATiE ETCTTT
CiTCATsTlE KVEXTKO OBSERVER
Eridtfr, Julr 2R. 1922
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Concerning Shirts
GORDON QUITS
SPEAKER RACE
iNr ATTEND
BILKIIGE
AWvc combed ti(
dl' t lie new i;il terns
; in stripes, ailtl checks
ill the mure iiiiul;ir si y
jit taclleil mill ilctacl
collii r detaclied nan
market for the choicest
I U. 1 1 1 I'ij'CS, Holill colors,
wc'ii' i i : i f 1 tliein made
ilii'lllill U'.i sol I collar
ere. I sell-
Contest for .Speakership lia.s;-M ncli Interest llein-shown
. i. i. raciiieni m. ovicu in i on r ,,, ...
.Into il;
Contest.
hour in .Senatorial
ei as well a- latnc
I tic .'i..iuteil Cress.)
...t.'l'l v, ...1.. . .
. , " i-'i'. Jin., -o. VillllU illlll
, , " .........j iiiti niivup m.OIIK
iu.r, WIIUooK 1 ronilslli" I'i'J'iy. Legs woro weak to lower.
. Killing pi Hi' was SO to 2:
' 'I'lii' I.i Ciaml.. f,ns l'"liK 21 10 2:). liuin
.h, iM,.,e. riita,;'!:;';:;'1". n.
.mug nlua the li,a,,. h,.i,i ,u..iJ
regular practice good sized EXCURSION
Moderately Priced from $1.25 to $7.50
Westenhaver & Gilbert
(Hc.ry .V. Ilai k ia IW.
i'.irlkin-' Telegram-)
ivo-,i (;or,, f hi ,;,y y;; wi";:i:::rj':,'',;s,'i!.!-n"' " n.ij
'iiawn Horn the speakership conlcsil ,,. " m , L " ,,UM'V '"
' 'hat ho will support Ponton C. i ' .' PJ" ,Vo' of 'h' "m'
.iu,,l,ck of Itodmond lor the position. I w'llowu ,t, hl'""'. who i at
Union's Vith.lri.wal is in pu.u- r . ' . , "an I t , ,i " Vi,t,ll"J"' "as
j, to .... .,,......,..... ...... f an.l the players wont thrifi.. .
ith liui ilitk on .luno 28 to the offeoti .1 " "l" 7 . '"at lo(,k.s bad for; i'U.-lii l por
ll.al should Huidiok on or before Julvl "'T,
2.". scene a certain number of plciwr.-t i wh..t wo , ,m! . .1 ! ""U'!i .s"m'"
votes (lonlr.n would withdraw in his i " u" .1"'1. "V -!UJn l
favoi. i .i.iun. i.a i,rand
I noli . -inn' to tho city
....... ..i n 111HH' inuu me rot u reu 1 on. n m .... i.m .
number ,,f nl, ,l,r,.B i I,;. i,..,' ..1 "r- . r-iRin no r
' " 1 ... k. iiii im oiii aevoiu oiokoo i i
eonlti and
was un
to Jll'J.
OF FARMERS
YESTERDAY
(ComiHu.d from Tage One.)
H KM. .TtMi rF
i r r INSTITUTION
mmmM
Llncorbmrm ted
-371 DEPARTMENT STORIS
aere. Hod Chaff Cluh
L'e.wn side by side under like condi
tions, yielded only 20 Imshcls.
Land wii;;-h erew this wheat last
regular; year would, under the usual practice,
Bill Workman. I.a
i ii . .inn iittseinaii. il' in .u I.....I; . i. . i ... i .. .. ... , ..
r.v..r .1 l...ti.. i- V . '""""K v " 1 o ..ti as summer la low,
-M'r.i luttinif list and i a whizz on his nosi-l M he has i.lanted it to Hard l.',l
non axani. .Mr. Uchennun helieves
no WIN
the
1309 Adam3
La Grande
for home
II
yesterday.
I h' t'e in liace.
POLITICAL PLOT
I ( ilcl hi t lie rlrcuii i-diirt ln i . Tin
I at 1 v it fiirlluT allc'K. Htc injuiH -
' I lull is I l u "M)liLjrii pint
.f in', vtilrs fur Jov cM iiur lii-n V.
'olt-oil."
i iirrid;ivil wfi.s iilso filial ij:itinsl
J uclci' .1. U I f;i mill on of Jom;l;i,s
run nt y, cliiiriiiK prujudicu oil the
y. rmi ml (hat I he l'i'i'nl;uiin in in'
j i nn iliiiiit ";u- iillrrd tii n- knights
the K it Klux Klaii."
I'lif jil'its wito rmitiMl and ,ludf;o
i lit ins look t iu1 liciirh.
An iiijiiiM-li(:i to rrsliitiii I lie
iinly clf'ik J'uiin liuliliim Uic n-
rtiun ;is (li'iiinl by .IjiiiK'1
IS SUGGESTED
ill llirf UOckrL iin'l i crivi-d
lu.w.,1 came fn,m the Hurdiek camp him in a cl, pla Sin" " hf ' h . 1 e 'r in ,
felloHii.it the Hodmon.1 man's returniribs have been Laiin., Vi ...... ..... . L.l .
, , - , .. . K '"ti tlllU II;""" 1.11. .11 .,
. " uulIU' . win bP ahle to t;av H;tui .
nu iu av. inn uill .l., t . :
(luces the eootesl I.. If K .... . . .. 1 . . . T V. . u in 1 .0 1-1 .
L-,,1,1; T. . " " ', - ," ""i. out .Meinnis has tio.iuvKl
... ..... ... ,... ...in nuroirK. miee got men out for the no-itioi Steplu ns
will, pollt.cans who a,e on the in- and is -xpccli.,B t have a see.!, d lion
side, predictinit that in the end either' baseman nearly us Koo as Workman' '1 he
Buoli.k or hay will carry away the for Sunday if liill is. unable to "a"' eel has w
I" 'Iheison, the hardhitting I.. .' r;..i.i'.. i , f n....i
"o ".ins iau canii!- nas oeen on
..ate. and with its aid he .has made Lake for the
'able pioure-s. be in tin
inaeticiin; summer fallow
I pi eves a satisfactory
.ilion with coin, potatoes
.1- lation wheat, a new' var
. I from .Austialia, was in
;i l.'nion e..unty by .Mr.
! ;he .Mcro Kxpenment sta-
:. ila.v.s alter seed'nif. I he yield
iruessed at o tr bushels' per
July
1!K. All
n in-
.MIOM'Oltl)
rl.'ivlt ehan-'inu that an application
for Injunction uirtinst I lie recall of (
Shotll'l T.rrlll. soho.luled for Sallir-.'
flay, was inspired by "a soi-l u)posed :,.
to the public si liools,' has la en ,.,-) ,.,
sCulklns.
I 'I'be el
". I.edbetter farm, near A1;
h:i; is considered a (rood fiehl
li-ralion. This fb.l.l iv....
...i.iuon at allowa : so iled on .Mav 0 and is l ip-mni; rap
past two weeks ami will : idle. Th; I... . ..... .1... ......
He is consider, .h... i, , .11" "...r.-.a. .1 "i V ' . . " " "'i wi.i ,,e liai ve.-ted and in the
- ......... ......... , ,., ,.!,, .mi u u,o uaru Is L'oiut, 01 1 : -
of the number of votes necessary Irnl a fast rate and is plavinjr bene"; va
elect, and it seems to be the opinion bull than at any time hen !oi:.ie. lie -iaci"
uoiio.imy amooK (.oiiticians that he toi .Mclnnis, who has a record of win
has iia -bed his zenith as a contender, ninir seven "ames and lonintr one wil
.Neilher Kay nor Hurdiek is nffili- stait the ifaine unit "Mac" will havi
al. d with anv oiiianizalion, hut each plenty of zip on the ball. Hot we-i'th
u niakmir his campaiirn on uualifiea- er makes his arm feel as simple as
In lis and the real issues of ihe day. . .voumrslei s' and he i., out for anothi-i
All hi uirh Kubli has been leading in pennant this year- Last season h.
'in- i-.oiu'si. ooin Miv anil linn ick won tile oennant f.,r 1,0.1 I I......
COMBINE
BARGAIN
tiou ulll be hold Satur
day. .Inly an. I). .M. I.owo Is I ne
candidate against T, rrlll. hmii'i:
bei.u uiilninaled by til
Me, lioi d .Mlnlslei lal
and lb'- W. V. T. I
I' Capitol Officer, to
Be Shifted' Around
'10'.- best field of Haul Federation
s"i :i r.n the tour was found at the N.
'V W'o-t ran -h. .Mr. West showed the
visiters his j;.ain but seemed modest
about cslimatinir the yield, preterrin
to unit until ufter tbreshinu'. A field
of winter oats niasiner a fair vield
in ! was also se, u here.
has
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To llial'.e
ol
Second
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( 'midline
i
cii" inc.
waK'on loailel'
i SAI.H.M, (ire., July ;s.
I room In Ibe state eapit
. . , '11 o'lle.s on tile lilst floor are lo lie
1 1 ; 1 1 1 I Jli'i orniicU ; sbmed, h u;ik jiiiiioiiim'.i (I ycstiTd.iy
liy Scrrt-iiiry nf Siait Ku.rr, i-imUdh-inn
of tho rapiiul.
Tlh- Kt;it ilrii.u i in- lit nf wciuhtH
and nit iisnri'H, u hit h i ; in t lie we i ...
Hidt! tif t(i builillni,, will ! iuovd It.
Jiinto the pirsiMit mall hi).: room on ihc'--i
I t'aL Hide, and the saci vnintrd iiy
l thu s-'iiliTN" d-p u l nn-iii will In Ink-
in by the h( at i' aiiiomoblli' tt all'ir
ilr-pa i t nirnl .
! 'I'hi' nta IMiik rimiii will mo
i anK llir n.riidor to (In building
.iiiM'i iiit.'iuli'iit s iMI'ii t , hlrh wilt
, , br IllllVctl lo I ba' Utt nt.
Ilarvcslcr wil li !
i
t raw (Imiiii .and
A Itara
...... ...... iMnm nioiii (iroirri'ss in ii M-ajrue as nisi as lilt1 lniTin''untain
l ''"ii wnn wimioti elnn- .Manajrrr u. I . Hunt, i.f lini- or
iii itrd and Kubli :,t th,. height nf hU sent a list i the men ho iiiU:i
' "'llL'l n, lOlinria IS t iL'lirn tmw t i:it u :ii- ;mwt :i .-in. c.,,,,,1,, -rt. ... i . u
,in"",M" i.uirr nay mmpcK win win. n: losbu'-y antl (ii'icr, pitchers'
n.sHin;iuiious' Opiw,M. Kuhli. Cimit, i-alchcr, Cassidy, Hayrs, Ilatf-V
, v.iiiu- limn i:iv ami mmhrk ai'r Mud, Kulwrtfon. l.ukcr Hunt
i!Lririt's-ir rampa ins nidi- Kcisty. Me assures I.a (irandi' that wht:it , by
! vidiirlly ft.r votes, thev air frir-ndlv tin- uanu will be a irmnl ciran mnti'st. 1 ;Lin'..
lo i'Kth nlhi r'.s caMtlidacy. limh, ww- win m lose. i-vi:h nth..
:li''r'.iai''.Ttr,,,!1r,,U' Kuh,i'S nU- Ti,e L irm1(Io ,(.n oIiKihl(. for tho.Ihnpinif to -t a bc.U-r winter wheat
" '" 1 i """ . o.u.ten 10 oe- ami' ineiu'w aicianis anil .ucl.ee, lor l-.astel n
vo' n stie.iL'lh lo bie'Otne ihmi;erou pitchers, Johnson, eaichcr. Crews, duality of ;
iiobiicnns are stronirlv inclined todanilv, Natto, Wrtrkman. Thei - i he t iiaid !
yon-, in-., a co. union oi ineir loiiow- son. llesonnnuin, lltcliev, lJeickels,;h
il' oil1'! ifcoli i..n, Knielit. Hoth r.ianaLreis no. .b....
While Murdirk's main source of lei mini il to play a strictly home team. (Joed Hhrid IH.
i.'ie.o oas o en in eastern tlieiron.. o'nor;s that are circu atinir aronn.- "'r:,'. iu .';..i.i ... i
h beioi nmkinir mi.teiial nroir- ihnuith the valicv indicates that ev -JS in the stale a far as mi.v'tuie.
. in other so,-t,-,s of the slat , erybody in th- Grande '.mile who can 1 , I' oilier wheat are concerned '' said
exp""ls to mtu'-n to the citv in the "ossiblv he p.e.er.t Is L'oinL' to be at I Mr Jarkm-.n f nm eioos s,,..,.i..'l i,
days and conduct a 'the fairirroumls to see the hie; frame aftei examininif the field on the J. a!
Haul i'edeiattuii is I -commended as
ibo'.e all other spilnir wheats for
nr i n d. ' land by . Mr. Stephens,
triwn a better yield at the .More
station than any other .-piilitf wheat
Hied and has exceeded the vield of
and; Lai!..- I'.aai!, the stanilard dry farm
1 per cent. Air. Stephens
.me eiosscs of this wheat
wheat now erowilur her
Oieumi with the hinh
d l''ederation. He state
deration eimics Xo. 1
I, and should be popular with mill-
of a fe
OREGON HARWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
(I Wil hin two mill of Seaside
J.W. eli Chi- I ol' Toller MrCnii' V
l ib ntir.4 an.'.ih-d l-'rank HroH n
Si.ed a I '"I Hun f. ;tld
- gallon ; ol prime m.i di.
I is!
":;voi 011.4 (.'ininaijrn
Kay Striinu in Valley.
Kay's elm f Mipport is in the val
ley, but he also has been making k'o"il
pi oivrrsv with his lampain in the
e. t.'ier ;:rrtinrs of the slate, ft is tin
In . toet th.a within Ihe next few
lays he will make it (rip to Southern
'"'iron in Ihe inU'rest of his eandi-
of the sea ;on
v.
FARMER SOLVES !
HIG PROBLEM
Silk Stripe Shirts
Remarkable Value For Men
I
T is our y.oo'i fortune to be ;
able to offer our customers
this exceptionally tine qual
ity Dress Shirt for men, at a
price that assures a truly re-markable'value.
$1.98
Men's Nrrkbantl Dress Shirt; extra
full rut of woven madras with thread
silk and fibre silk btripes. New Spring
patterns in neat awl fancy effects.
Freneh cufTs with button on sleeve
faring.
Volume buying for 312 stores enables us to off jt
you such values as this.
Nev Knit Th
Popular Nov.
-o4
A'
1 I
Ml !
Stuart new .'Ironadhie
Kl.lt J' ..III -J 11 - II :i ml Tie.
l'opulfr novelty worn by
ilres.y men. All desirable
plain and eombinaliou e...
ers. Ilxtra value, only
.1
98c
Overalls
Extra Big Value
The combined buying
power of our 111:2 stores
makes it posyibK for us
to offer you this truly re
markable value in Men's
I'nion Made Overalls and
Juekets.
Men who demand well
mad,', full cut, serviceable
' working garments will find
I hese neees-sary qualities
plus in these Overalls at
98c
THH LAIWJKBT CRAIH DBI'AKTMKNT
SlOltK ORGANIZATION IN THhTwOKLD-
If Fishing Appeals
pro
To Y
Kul'li's chief source of support is
Die Hi -ii. ii .1 it .is scattered throoi.'h
.'llt tile state wherever thf Klan hap-
tiens to be in control.
.ii tniee c.'imiiiiatcs nave oeen ns
ni'iihts fur the sieakersliii iu the
"'' t K.iv came within an ace of
wtiuiiiiir t he ot f i.'f
M". and Hurdiek
it n.o of the coveted riye in 1110 He etil-'ayed a flyinit tnachine and
Kubli lias been a candidate several ' huiile .lit up with a halt' a ton of
lime.- and lias developed more strength mseiticides. The machine flew to
ihls time then ever heretofore. ;,I,d Iro over Ihe trees at a height
Senatorial Clinics!. or from 1.", to .'!0 yards, seatteriui:
For the nresidency of the senale l,l' poisonous powder. In half an
there are four candidates, and ooli- botir the loll was done and it. prov-
(l:y AA40cliu'il Pre.-'
I.OXI10N. Jul" SS A
Kent with a fiO-iiere ore
solved tu i new way' the
a number of v.-.i-s '" "oiiini- "u1 iruil tree..
was within a vole !'" caterpillars.
at a
.icuiiis hesitate to venture an opinion
as to what Ihe outcome of this con
to.! wilt be. Tliev ale:
II. I.. Kil.lv of Ifnsohun?.
U. S. Kar.ell of I'ortland.
lots C. .Moser of Portland.
K. It. Cusick of Albany.
'I'lie Kastei'n Orelon' dclecation i.
.it piesent favoiable lo the candidacy
..rt'lisiek.
iM itiiii-ker and cheaper and much
more el'tectivo than sprayine, Ihe
trees from the .mound.
HI.IXDi.;) BY Itl.O'.Y.or I'.
CHKYKNNK, W.vo.
out of a tite destioyi
of llcmv Shei.nan. a
- The blowieir
il the eyesiirl,.
loutisl, a fo
il lalio
easy for on u i-i 1 1 1 i yiiiiiscII'
e.l
l.asKill lai m.
It was ciHidered a proud day for
-Mr. daskill as the field was approved
lor ci i".ifi. ation. A vear aso he had
the same ,-eed as other farmers, but
inr.oved all mixtures hefofe harvest
'by itoi.iL. through the field and pulline:
liieni out. 1'iantini; this clean seedj . r . . ",
nave lino seen in.s year mat win passj ., l" "i".;.e son. i.n tup nunc seasons
i e. ' n icalion. ' --..s's..v ,,,,,,1 Lm! cLuetuon wtieat is
, Hybrid f'X and Kortv fold, jrrow- !ic'vt'l.al ,;usl"'s better whole the soil
'inil' 1-l.le by side, were visited on the' '" f"r 11 period of several
: nta i.i ( boato and li. K. Kuiui phlces. '(,"s- A snnilur soil effect is seen
re party beiieved that Hybrid Ix " '" ' Kuller farm. althouKh the I
.u'.l eccl bv several bushels, but' ","i,Ma ''Cell plowed up fo
ptuty wis divided as U their opin-;"'"'ul t',K" years. Wheat on this land!
i . of compaiative yields. Kesulls! ",ls "n"'h heavier than on land close
..)' Ihu'.-hinsr lests will be watched wnieli was not treated. I'onsid
with interest. ' j liable loss may be sustained fnm
Simil Coulrol. I '"iliruie;.
Si.K or seven wheats have been do-i .Muruini; (Uories,
v. loped li-. .Mr. f-t.phens which are; The danirer of Mbinini; (llorie.s ii
u.liiely imiuuiie lo ru.-t. He is de-, Hie valley was brought out after sonic
. :opintr them and crossing tnem with ' me worst patches to be found had
otiiei wneais ii seruie a wtieat ot."e.u onscrveu.
satisfactoiy yield. j Interest was shown in the discus
" "" prooieni ami an were eon-
.- , . i. , n i ms am. v. ce,- ot me ne.i.sstty for treatment,"
o.l. el eounties. has gii'en silo, lit ly bet-' Said Mr. Avery. " -:
ter lesults than the present method-! At the II. il. Huron ranch the salt
ai d plots will, iu the main, give lari;- ttcatment was shown Salt on siifill
e. yi.!.U also. - - plots successfully kills the weed when
,.. ,, . ;s,!' lM,r'll";: , -'PPl'i'd at the rate of one pound per
I ulds visited n the . 11. Ledbet-j square foot- .Mr. Stephens recom
t. i al'd tail ruil"r places showed the niended continuous cultivation at in
ed.'.iiilai.'e ned d's'idviiiituiro of irrow-' terviil- of three days anart for n... n.-
Union Made Overalls of
2.20 weight whit e back indigo
blue denim: full cut. stand
ard size, two front, two
hip and one combination
watch pockets: double
stitched thruout and with ;
two-seum log. Kour pocket
Jacket to match overalls at
the same price.
nlantinL' sunflowers
anil cultivating them and planting al- -falfa.
The tour ended at the Huron place
where "Uncle Sam" Iliooks and the
Huton family were hosts with a dou
ble round of ice cream.
For Indigestion
Constipation, Sick Headache, Bilious
ncsi. Bloating, Sour Stomach, Gai on
the Stomnch, Bad Bicsth you will find
nothing better than (hat Wholeiomo
physic
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
Never dmappoint. Take one tonight
and feel beticr in (he morning.
George Jpnntr. San Antonio. Teiii: "Folpy
Cnhiriic Tnbleta have prnren 10 tie the brit
lualive I ever have taken and I recommend
ibearlor corutipaiioa and biliouincat,"
23 Per Cent. Saving
I'roin oii(. ,,r tli( liaii(lsonir.s slocks ol' risliiiio
Tackli' ccr seen here.
miiliiin rTr'' 1
BOXERS LOSE f w Here the thrifty th
Newlin Book & Stationery Co
tl iVi(-Jll
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LAST DAY
Doris May
G in
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"The UndersUidy"
o g. Bubbles Witjji Mirth 00
0Also -Last Chapter of
"MIRACLE6 OF THE JUNGLE'
Illy Assoclnteil Cress)
I.OMi.l.N. .U -JS.- rillee .-lu-tral
I. in bos.-- Albert Lloyd, Ceorge
' ""I: and l iank Iturns came to Kng.
lend, saw and have been compiercd,
:.. ;ar: so much so that they are reaih
!o pack up for the long journey hum.
I'llied with high exoeetations en th
basis of uleit they had heard about
Ibe lack of ioa I b..tis in the l!n:
isb Isl. ., tb. ni.i ,.f Aiisliaiions came
iltie aed found thev were not nearly
is profieient as I inv bolifved th'V
i '!'. Tien thev met some Kngli-'i
b..eis ami Ihe facts were delllonst i a t
nil '"' Ineli-h cut us say that I'ninl.
I.IH II- I- the best of lb,. Irit. II.. ......
- d, f -ne. I bv Ki, Louis hut he evhlh
ited leal pluck ai d undevel..,ed abilitv
ti-t.'! """ ""'1 I'll" admirers He is beioe
(.) uigel le leniain iu Kngland or to g
Iio lee i nneit stai.s, where, assert
Ihe . nil.-, ociy boxer should actuii"
'he t.nt.-hmg toil. lies ( s pugdisti
ed"crilii'ii. jl 'lbe mot itfcnt defeat of Lloyd
i irsei -M. tyht . hampion ..f the An'i.
il le-. was ...lininist. red by Artliui
; r.ovniey, tbo won on points, !
l.llil. I'll Kl:i; M ls
fl
.31 S M.i:l. oie . July 2V Til. din,,
I't.lioi. 10 vers old. is- winner ol
T a Sill I, oiol. I
'I t il tot iU.ii.il. ,1 bv II T !..... 1... '
I col lewel.r. tor pi.'killK IUOI'.' lotilin-
betti.-s ih .n a'iv "i her picker in
out. -i staeeil in .Minis ot this
i.itv w. ,1.,., .1... I..1.- ...
"k.jjl 3'."l bov-s v similar- p.l.-e
I . tier,. I t Ha, hint Vala. real
I, I..-S. u.is (n l.ornv 11, ,1,1, tvtio
j. I'O'.I S:. ij.ives in a' tb.y.
j ' -
U(jii until muToiis.
WO q n
li , Ml,',. :W c... lO.. ,
' -w- -.-t .-i;il Ilitdlt'Jtl Siu I
rong
The Store of a Thousand Super Values
I
J
Hooverlzed Groceries
TH THtt.FTV TMROKQ
YOUR SALVATION TNINKI
Lunch Goods
Genuine Deviled Meat in Key
Opening cans, 6 for 25c
Preferred Stock Sardines in pound
oval tins, Mustard, Tomato or
Soused, eacli 19c or 3 for 50c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans ..10c
Full Cream Cheese, lb 25c
American Beauty Ginger Snaps in
the large barrel, each 29c
Preferred Stock Shrimps, tin 15c
Sugar
The Hooverized predicted $9.00
sugar early in the season it's here.
Today's wholesale cost is $8.43
Merchants forced to buy sugar on
today's market are obliged to sell
sugar at $9.00 or more. The Hoover
ized protected its customers by
purchasing 7 cars of sugar early in
the season. It's yours now at the
Hooverizedi price of $7.68
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FEESH FHUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sound Ripe Tomatces, 2 lbs 25c
New Potatoes, 6 lbs 25c
White Bermuda Onions, -1 lbs. 2.r!C
Fresh Sweet Corn, dos
Aprioits for Canning, i large basket crates,"
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Yellow Meated Peaches, 2 lbj. .' v 25c
New Apples, 4 lbs ; 25c
Raspberries, crate $225
Lambert Cherries, 5Q lb. box $LO0.
Sweet Potatoes, smooth stocl, 5 lbs. ...25o '
Sea Foam Flour, 49 lb. sack $1.54
Blue Stem Flour, 49 lb. sack .'. $1.73
Fancy Oat Flakes, 10 lb. sack 47c
Cora Flakes, large pkg. 10c
Olympic Hour, 40 lb. ack $2.15
BOATS
Crystal White ot White ori JJaptfu, 10 tan i2c
Assorted Palm Olive Co., toilet aoipa, ,8 for 235
Sea Foam Washing Powder, large jis. 25,;
Sea Foam Naptha Powder, 6 pkgs. jj
MOOYEMZRD GRQCS
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