La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 01, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextA I Saturday, March 1, 102-1. ; HAGE FIVE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief Jln l.a Cirando for Hi week. I OOM1NW KVKNTS I'ftbruary 2S. n-Alar, 1 tlas Mbull f championship totirna nl JiiMlrlrt No, 1 six coun ts) at 1'nlon. ('March 1 Enst Oregon auper Ittiidftitts und principals of i'lioolB lo meet Inn in annual inferneo. March 4 Annual Instulla. lon of Tnion County Chamber )f roiiiiniTi'p. March 7-8 "Revon Key to Baldpate" Senior I'lay. Jurifi 4, 5, t ITnion Live Stock Hhow at Union. jfirnndo Investment company. Purchases Properly i J. It. Oirlcerson has pnYehased tho property formerly owned by J. D, Malstcn on Y avenue. Mr. Diek WHon purchased thin property be cause it joinlH iholr home und ho wanted a good Investment. Tho Halo wan made hy the Ui C. ramie Investment company. ftp, nail Mm. J. P. I.ottrldgo and Miy and Aha. It. ('. I'rishy of Hu kor. were in I .a Crandc lust cvi nlng and attended the dunce at the. fount ry club, past three" victorious hy n margin of 1 A point- first gflihc And Prairie City, at- 14 points in tho last half. Hponee, Tho final wore wnti l.a Orando 37,,lhough It appeared an If she had Muddy t'nwk. tolled 12 polnm. JoHeph Sli - - j KiiirpriB iM'uicn tor uwnuo, went' ity wtnninir iMimuy itwk receives Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Tucker of l'rieo"aptuln of the La. flrnndejdown Inst night, .tho right lo play Enterprise in the Enterprise, w.re registered at Ihclicniii. was high point tpan of -tho!; Tho ftrHt few minutes of play soml-flnalB this afternoon. Soinmer lust evening. I Kuino w it h o total of IS. ct)o. Jo- found Enterprise behind 8 lo S bull nummary; Muddy Crook 36, Im- i,.-, u-iih net'jiiid with I? utter thai i-.niorpriso got going audi'Mcr an. TCd. WeatlierH pf Maxvllle. H In Die oily today transacting busim sn am) while lute is registered i.t the Summer. A Heel wun represented ninone the guests at the Savoy last eve ning by J I. V. Walsinger. Arcade Monday. lie." "The i:rasji Hoi -:i-l-tt f;i:RMA iii:pokt ox w ui w ill iiix ti;n vom Itov. J. X. HiicIhk Talk A lurge congregation was In at ntondanco lust evening at the Methodist Church, Houth. lo hoar i ho JU V. J. N. Hughes, who Is an evangelist of wide reputation and is a forceful and very Interesting speaker. Much Interest is being shown In the meetings and the co operation nnd Interest of the. local ims.ors is greatly appreciated. 'lhe.tK ...... ,.... Itlll(( 1hh4 V(... ,,.,. imnm!!" lon"ll' mrougnout ,H r,.lol.t u.n ... 1)llhlllied In,,.; 1EHI.IN. (AP)Jermjtny prob ably some time next fall will know of ficially ull the Iiik and outs of the World war of 1IM4-1S, und jiut wliat brotiRhl It about. The parlia mentary Inquiry 'commission, ap pointed, several years uko to inves tiKate all phases of I he conf lict, has announced thai it hopes to finish and Uvneh, M (Jruiide forward. "when tno ursi nair ended led 14 was third with 11. 'o l'1 OnrlnB the lion two uuar- li.ih iminu lost two in en on per- tors Knlorprise scored irt points lo snnal foiilH. Ilumnielt nud J.yncic rrairie n id. lor La (irunde. and UaulKo and ( ColliiiRsworth was Knlerprlse i:stes for Jos-ph. The pamo wnH.biKh point man with 12 nnd Hlaolt. piubahly the routfheat yol played i'rairlo ilty center, was lilyh point and also the fuslesi. iin wun n. the com In ft week. j )t- Hot Ik- 1 Urn. Kora Ordway Is spending t 3'jay at Hot ljxko vlsltlnK her mo ? nrtr. Mrs. O. W. Moon, who re ' e6tly undevwent an operation at . hij sanatoriim. U-copls Volition in Knker Arthur Clnrlt. who has been a rsiuenc oi huh city ror ttio past Jack Siareo Is down from Klor key today visit InK and transacting business. While hero, lie is slop plnB at tho Savoy. Mrs. Charles nuer of this city, left last eve n Inj? for a hort ibit In Pendleton, . . Miss Mlna Warnoolc of Lostine, month- lrt in.ii.if fnr , ,:(.r Passed I hrouph La Urande last ove- vhoro he hat accepted u position! n'nK V" uto for lurki. where ' ishe will visit frlendd. , ailed by HIiiomk I ' i.m w.,,Frt- n a M''8- Harnlln Is In the city eft lost, 'evening; for Halfway. Ore- ''y fro" A-i(nKlon iransnellnK ;oh, whnro they wore called by thft hi -' icrious Illness of their mother, Mrs. f. I?.. Hulso. The l.;i (Irande lefun inombers played on about a par outside of seorintr which was also ihe rnHe Willi Joseph. Summary: La Orartde :i7. Jo seph ... Krmi1 by iunrlers. Team 1.1' 3 4 Total La (irande ! 11 I 1 yf Joseph 5 0.7 4 82 lndvlduul acorluir: Lu Crandet Price, Hi; Lynch. 11; Hummelt, 6; Sinner: Metcair, 1: i'oker, 6. Jo seph: Colo. 12; Kstos. 4: Gaulko; Walker. 1; Ailon; llelth. 4; Dnw son, L l-'o nls; La O rami e, 14; J oseph Kouls converted: La Grande, III or 12 volumes. 1 1 : Joseph. 2. Officials: It. . Caccla, Seattle. COXTKACT IK AWAIIhlll) referee; S. W. Kieh. Walla Wulln, I'KNIH.irrON. or. Tho sem-ral lumplro; John Wortman, timer: C. contra.ci for the Peace Lulhern.c. Snow. La (irunde. scorer: l'loyde church, which wfll be constructec' on tlid corner of Lincoln nnd Haley streeis, lias heen uwnrded to Tliomasop Kutdon of l'Vecwntor for $ I ft. titiS. Tho heuting and plumbing cnnlracis were let to a Pendleton firm. flirihliiig Home W, A, Bunion has purchased two fory di'slrabln lots on V avenue and ios started a modern home. These lots worn sold by the La Orunde Investment company. Hamlin Is a former resident of this city, . ftei'c for School Min'I " Lffna R, Hhurlo of Heppner, nnd H. M. Inlow of, i Pendleton, are among tho out of town visitors who an) hero to nttend tho principals nnd superintendents' meet at the tint Grnndo hlph school. . r- ItilrfdlilK Vornilt Issued Gooro WlllianiH secured a bulld- ins permit to erect a one story f frame chicken house on Lois 1 r ami id, Illock 43. Riverside addl l tion, on Division between Wulnut Alder streets. The preliminary t estimated cost is $2&.i0. Mrs. George Hit yard and chil dren loft this morning for Telo easet, whore they will visit for n few days. XI in, L. Ward went up to Knter prise this morniiiK on tho branch line 4rain to visit , rolatlvos for n short time , Mr. and Mrs. M. Tabor of Lake George, Colorado, wero replstorod nmoiiK the out of town tfiiests at thp Sommcr last ovenlnK. William Woff was among the Ha le r quests who were registered at j I ho Savoy last evening. Hirs New Home h. C, KeoRle has purchased tho' new modern stucco bunnulow built byX Perry Blanchard for a homo on First street. Mr. KoukIa has taken possession of his new properly, i" 1g Bflt" wns mn,lP by the T.a Mrs. Chos. Moran returned to her home at Yakima, after visiting- NEW TODAY SI !$fc? i & The Moving Picture Bights of Your Boy Wearing Out an Extra riood Suit in a Hurry Is Not Worth 10c ' What kind of a store Would this he to feature the best men's clothing in America and then pass out to our future citizens suits that would react against us? Boys' clothes must Jwear well on our little customers before they wear well on our order sheets. From our experience, rXxtragood Hoys Suits have not a peer, in ..America. They are made NOTICE. Pun lo difficulty experienced In colloctliitf c liar "tea for adver tising that Is listed under elassl fled advertising and under the "new today" heading, the Kre nine OInerver will liereafter talto no elAKslfieil advertising or advertising to lie run as "new today" unless the ndvertlslng is aceompanfetl by cash. OrutiKcrs OpM)se Pnyineui. HOOD HIVKH, Ore. . hill has leen received by the county court for $:tG4.G0 from Ihe state high way commission for a survey made last fall for a road to connect the terminus of Ihe Mount Hood loop highway, at lis Intersection wit h I he Columbia river highway, and the Oregon end of the new Colum bia Interstate hrldKo between here and White Salmon. The survey bus aroused members of the Pomona grunge, w ho have I h rent ened t o institute a recall against County Judrro JlasbroucU if the bill is paid. Smith, Lu Grande soph, assistants. V, D. 'Howe, Jo To Improve (ermau Conking. JIKIDKLHKHO, ( A P) Univer sity professors have Interested themselves in u movement lo Improve the German cooking. Too much attention is paid to quantity by tho German cooks, it is con tended nnd not enough to o.unlity. German cooking in tint sixteenth eentury equalled that of any other I country, say th(, domestic science experts, but during tho Thirty Ynars War thn culinary art lost pre.stlgo and flnvor which hae novo heeti regained. Polish nvtlle in Dnnser. WAKHAW, (AP) The textile Industry of LodK Is puRKini; through a crisis due to thn sud ' den rise of prices, which have reached gold raleu In Poland In the lat few weeks. Most Ot' the J Lodi. fucloiiofs have, given tint workeni two weeks, .notice with tlu no; encouraging promlsu that at the cnO of that time tliey may I bo able to continue I hem, but warning mem mat. worii may ct'tise any day. rxiov ruMixATi:i rnor toi kxi:t nv p.AKi:it rivi With their five man defense working perfectly durincr the great er pori ion of the game, linker high had little difficulty ' in defeating 1'nlon. The final aooro war Maker :i&, 1'nlon Hi. Payne, Haker forward, was high point man with 1 4. Oxman, Ha kur forward, was second with 0 and Jensen. 1'nlon center, was third with 7. Oxmun played the best game on the floor for linker while McClellan, especially In Ihe latter half, was Cnlon's slur. 1'nlon was. unable to score In tho first quarter which ended Haker 0 1'nlon 0. In th second period "however, Jensen hit the basket from (he field and converted a foul shot while Haker ran up S more points. In the third quarter Mo Clollan and Jensen began hitting the basket and between them add-; ed 10 points to the score. The game was rough but fairly free from fouls. Summary: Haker 36, I'nion 1C. Score by Quarters. Tonm 12 3 4 Total Haker 0 8- 8 13 35 I nion 0 3 2 9 J fi Individual scoring: Haker: Pay . 14; Oxman, 0; Stoddard, 0; Shepardson, 2; Moody, 2; Happ, Union: Blacker, 2; McClellan, fi; Jensen, 7: Gecrlsen; Gllmore, 1, Fouls: 1'nlon, 6; Haker. S. Kouls converted: I'nion, 2; Haker, 3, leld baskets: Haker lfl: Union 7. Officials: S. W. Rich. Walla Wnlla, referee; It. C. Caccla, Seat tle, umpire; John Worlmnn, timer; C. C. Know, La Grande, scorer; I. Hess .I'nion and U. H. Lewis, Ha ker, assistant scorers. The entire KnlerprUn team play ed ixcrllen,! ball on the floor und for Prairie Cily Mdniyrc, forward, ind Hlack. ceuier, looked heju. Summary: KnterprlHo 40, prairie Ciiy 25. Score by Qua tiers. Team 1 2 3 4 Total Rnlerprlso 2 12 17 S 40 Prairie City Hi 0 8 12 Individual' scoring: Knterprlse: Heavls, 9; Hlnehnri: Hart, il: Hum llton. 4: Collingsworth. 12; Hat elill'e; Tippet (e. Prairie Cllv. Hlack, Hi .Melmyre. 7; Stalker. 5; Wlnogar, 2: Belknap, Pouls: Knterprlse. fl; Pmlrle City, tt. Kouls converted: Knter prlse. 2: Prairie City. ft. rieid has hols: Prairie City, Hi; Knterpriso. to. Officials: S. W. Itleh. Walla WuU la, referee; It. C. Caccla. Seattle, umpire. John Wortmun timer; C, C. Snow, scorer. H. M. DuHols, Kntorprise. ninl Kenneth Oxman. Haker. assistant Rrorors. Score liy Qi wrier. Team 1 2 3 4 Toial Mudily Creek 8 6 8 13 Hb Ifubler I 10 12 7 HU I lndlvldaul scoring: linbler: Me- j Kennon, U; Jvfown, 4; Ledbetter, 14: Tucker; Marshall, 3; Payne; j Wilson. Muddy crock: Moiioweii, 3; Williams: Spencc, 12; S. HnrnJ beck; Leah lean, ti; Maxwell, Hi; j Hornbook. Kouls: Muddy Creek, 12; lm-! bier, 1 1. I'ouls converted: linbler. ' 2: Muddy Creek. 3. Kleld baskets: Imbler, 14; Muddy Creek, Hi. Officials: H. O. Caccla, Seattle,! referee; S. W. Klch, Walla Walla, utuplre; John Won muit, Union, j timer; C C. Snow. Lu (irunde, scorer. Morris Shepardson, Haker. ; and H, M. Hultnls, Knterprlse, as- j sisiont scorers. Pumps for Spring, Arc arriving' daily in all the new Spring;;' shades and patterns '??j!A Let us show them to you .'-'.J. CI; . y , French & reene Mi nnv ori-:i-:k i:ijmiati:s imhli:h ii ii a t so In thf second gume last night I Muddy creek a team eliminated Imbler In a close game 3ft to So. The game was anyone's until Ihe Inst minute of play when Muddv Creek scored a couple of busUetH- that gave them Ihe. victory. Imbler, playing ngalnst a larger team, put up a game fight and the closeness of the score indicates Just how hard they fought. Keown, Ledbetter und McKennon were high scorers for imbler with Led better responsible for M points. Muxwell, of M tidily Creek, scored; nothing In the flrnt hulf lull made! Hi addition, our ser- 11 pfVjR vloe will help yon get PxYfT out of your liitvt tilt u PyO '1 the miles built Into jSxl I NVfiJrHTenknnip j SAI-M rOll RKNT vNlcfr 4-room fumisli- f-d apurl ini'lil. 111- l'urnacr, Imlli. pavcill Hotffli altlo. . I'hono !r,f,-'. L 3-1-11 POH RKNT fcgiino. full 2&2-R. 3-1-lt FOR RKNT 2-room npartnirnt T'lione 2SG-W or Antulrc mil Land (.'o. 4- " 3-1-llp FOR FAI.F. Foril tourlnK. over. I hauled. 11124 license, irilL Hox !4 Ornn FOR SAI.TC RIb lypo Ifsclslere Poland China now nnd-fi;hl nlim, JUL Rerl KiiutJrtrl'iiloll 4'hiii'fli lo lliivo Criind Opera. NOTTINGHAM. (AP) in I he opinion oi' thn Re Simon Jono.i lliern i:i no ronton why i?ootl nuiste. especially lhal of the opera.', should not ho produced In clinches in: a medium lor unlil'tinK tho soul. He recenlly heuri! "Lohenirrln," "Parsifal." and "Tannhauser" and need hi;, intention o; pro- ducinK Krand opera in hln church. The three nienlioned have heen chosejn as thn first lo ho jrlven. i-:xti:i!I'iusi-: dei'i:ats SWOXI) "DAIlKIIORsr. La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works JlutlreaSeii of all lilndi cleaned find rebuilt: Feallnli itenuiiinK; Itar aWWnuM Inn iuniuiti,inTr i and for Kile, imlfprl and lias Clean In K. 1-lrene! l-'umialnr rnt'lory lliom li.VI-W CIIAS. ;IHVAHI)S, I'rop. SARSAPAUILLA COMPOUND Bloufl l'uiificr and B"- cuJ!l spnnit ionic iTHtL'L.P"uoC' y!l spring jUJI,11" ; Your tires ought to he gone over regularly say once every montj to catch in . time any thing that may betfausing .unnatura ,vear. W. H. Bohnenkamp Company Mah-Jongg Easy to Make . '' Mah Jongg Coverjj on Black, Oyster and Tan. ah maue, including oockcus. EveTything for the Baby" Sommer Hotel Bldg. Pliono 305-W . i . Coach A. H. Amonlno's Knter-I prise tossers last eveniiiK i.."l and defeated Prairie City -ill to 26. With the elimination of ihe Orant coun ty lads, to nlerprlso kocs the credit for defeutlns the two darH horses of tlie lourney- Ontario lost lo Knlcrpriso In the FOR HALF. X-llov Incuhat Thousand Chick tiBie"; Phone S89-J. S-l-ltp FOR .SAI.K Strictly modern new 4-room huntralow, near lu school. Cdxllil. coi-ner lriLinril Imsemenl. hath. luiHrrr""liltchcn. elc, J:!0(iO.(pn. 3-1-ltp better, styled better, finished better and wear jlonger tliaiy any boys uits we hA'e ever seen :or had oi fered us. jJr i. naienifr- ,;: Compa ;we're xvlinsr Lrnatch our limt affnst yours before Sfe speak of 'itching dollars.. ,Xti-hgood Boys Suits, ith Two Pair Trousers R 12.4.' to $27.45 Jlome Run Boys Shirts tj 93c to 52.15 K Schol-Wil Boys Caps 85c to $2.15 ; English Boys Golf j Stockings 95c to. $1.45 . Clint's Clothieru IA Store with a Conscience FOR SALK , i lerbearing Htraw. borry niunU,fitfjL hundred, de- llv.-red. IMioie hl-ke (;ivhin Way to .Milk A ;ln-iiuw Woi'UmoirH DrJnU AStiOW. (AP) Milk in tak ing tho place of whiskey mi a woi'knVci!'.! beverage to such an -1-llp extent that Glugow publican:) n"- gradually I ransferrlng to tho. milk uiKlneKH. Tho principal reason for the change l tald lo be the liltrl. i.pir. 11' vvlilwliKV WAt'lf lllf I) heln'ir nnabb. tn affonl I i nonce f or ! ng new hair juid p itting an end r. drink. le yearn ngc publicans paid from $'.o.oiHi t, $ni(),ii0ti for the good will" or a licensed house ami now they rim! them viiluclcR", I b'uee, small mill: shopfi are be ing opened lakfl the places of the abandoili'd. licenced, placer. It Grows Hair OH VOI R MOXKY BACK I'housandH of women are grow- a-l-lt WANTED Man and wife to wor on ranch. Phono -Jfis-XVaWuU ut 78 Alder Ht., bKwrfli 2 und 4 p. m. 3-1-ltp WANTED To heir from owner of irood ranch resale, hiate c; price full njtfficularH. lVJ-fTush. Minneapjtiw. Minn. ;i-l-ltp AlHtke clover and jflniothy seed mixed, 1 nc a pounpr11 Also Alslku with very HinulKper cent of timothy. 1 a poilnd. H. E Hull, Huiiiiiiervllle, Oregon. 3-l-np WANTED To hear from own(r1 having farm for nab : give jnr tlculurH and lowest projohn J. Black. Chippewa Ifltla, WIs connin. 3-1-ltp scalp utlti 'nn Ecs Van Ens makes it proper cnj and to head of abundil nt lyiiffToi'louM hair The, nilynii)ph'H on the pa; ent applicator feed the treatment directly to the hair root an 1 at the same I line gently. mnaBn-re the noalp. I Ask un about our money bard; ITm-day treatment plan. We give LA (iR A DE ;'"" u POIUvo giiartintee. iPH IS BEATEN BY fnlH with the ne.v ihod of treatment. I g I a.. .I.t Cn.il. Mfi umi it.. . m I rTontlnucd from page t) bo In the lineup, however. One of the largest crowds ever paokedinttT n basketball hall in oaaW'fii Oregon witnessed Ihe iamea this afternoon. A goodly portion of I.a Clrnnde's population augmented by hundreds of I'nion Haker. IniiffT. etc., ppople were preseuund crowded the capacity op-fhe gym to Ihe limit. r In 1 the final game it was a case Glass Drugs ri:e Drug Ston Gut This Out for Reference March Attractions at Sherry's J Yankee Oo-Getter Eva Oerber 2 f.. - TIaHl Side, Went 81de Kenneth Harlan 3.4-G f...... roinliict of 1492 Johnny Illne.s (j.7 a.. - Noise In ' Newboi-o... ..Viola. Tana Clrowlng Iletier ; ...Jll in Pntton fl.lO. MUhjjCgjjil Dnvles 12 ...S""f?f!' Kcen-I h of Paris All Star ., 13-14 ... full of the Wild Ruck, Tho Wonder Dog jjl -- I flu Majesty The American. .Doug Kalrbank.H lrf,. The Virginian..... ) Kenneth Harlan Shlfllng Hand All War 20. "l ciold MiulneMs wiuiman . rroiiuctinn ?2 Scars of I'nte , .Jack Livingston 23-24-25 Tiger Pone...... Ignore tliloh Always 0 Comedy In addition to l-Vulure when the length of program permits VAUDE HUE at . Arcade Sunday 1. Ovcrliuc Oichestia 2. Wells & Montgomery in "Harpinp; Back" 3. Jenny & Bottennan Cyclone Novelty 'l.JThree Bernard Girls l-Jc Character Songs and Darices 5. George Wichnt.yi, Art and Comedy in .Clay PatheReview and Comedy ' 1 ' roDAY Zane Grey's TotelauTrManM STAR TODAY AM) SUNDAY , BUCK JONES;-.: In 'Not a Drum was Heard' as far as the spectators were con-i cerned, of the world against tho'J La Grande team. Glass, yell lead- i attempted to lead the Ui Granle nlou S"ction In rtlon and yells after t olln-rs liail I i.v.1) en r llv nwner. rood resi dence lots. Inoulre jiMift akui i . itempled to lead Ihe Tiger mipport- j - ers, the i-ntire audience drowned t POP KENT One 2-room housejany ullnipt wj, ltmty shouts. Hut I for housekeeping, ft 2. on. One at thatJtIsa case of he laughs J .t-room apartment, furnished, jbejjiTio laughs last nnd l-a I IHjifi, no chlldn-n. One 1 -roojCrande hod lhat pleasure Prlday. house furnlBhed wit ihtAU anyhow. rmw In. J. L. Marsr 3-l-ltp ', lUMijMNiw m;i IIY lfl. I I m DIPT lo give away, also excava Hon to h t. J. I- M WANTED lJWf i in I nlon lyh iXAM) WHITK TI AM TO i!2 I N ANDIFK iork.VrltH use Following the Haker-Cnlon gnme a ssenger boy. West- the Tiger tam look (he floor and. graph Company, with every mun working raumessiy 9 3-1-tf on Ihe offence, found Utile dlfflcul- ty In holding their bad gained In ijiiii' was anted for ranch t he first quarter. Tin' lAonifin on the hard fought throughout but MAN r.inrh.rahJrl,'armers 106. I'nion. Clrande. fuster wiih passing and f OiicKllon: Please tell- me whether results from Chiro practic treutmentn are per manent. Answer: Ib'sults will b ' pf-rmanent If the smal', movable bons of the spluo have been completely re st ored to normuj posit Lot t, and the organs und ju iol" have regained their normal functioning power, W"n your Chiropractor and Na turopath haB aecomplishe 1 t hese cHsi-nttal changes, re sults wlt'lhc absolutely maneni miU'Hn koitip riifriit or Hhoc f rii ni-v liupf ugAentj((0fou can not fiffyjPcTiat the future holds ifT Hi IS respect it Is your duty to yourself to g -t your present condition cor rected, and not borrow from future troubles which mny never come. Try my Electrical Treat ments the best in the city. CotiMillAflon Tree Ml. woowxr, Suitu L0, Sommer IHdjf. SMITH vr "Epa Oi w4 r Wish to Announce! That they arc now located in the OLD OREGON GROCERY BUILDING on Jefferson Avenue near Fir Sheet. ' Besides 1 their regular COMMISSION BUSINESS, handling POTATOES, ONIONS, APPLES and CHERRIES in Car Lots and Less Than Car Lots, they will solicil a General WAREHOUSE and STORAGE BUSINESS, having Ten Thousand Square Feet; available for this purpose. . A Complete Line of the New HUl'MOBILE MODELS and PARTS will be carried, and will be displayed in (heir show; iwew-1 gladly given. A . call ' to MAIN 522 will answer any questions pertaining to their lines of business. t, X, 3-1-tf floorworK. were aiue io emerge if - 1