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THE LA GRANDE" EVENING OBSERVER
Saturrlav, March 22, 1024.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
I'y Stanley !"" "
l i-xImIidi'i' of Hiich u
la Grande Evening Observer
;j 1M1I I'l .Mi: r Ni;wsi-.i-i;it
In imlclit ttiid ciiIIh litr
i.peeinl
cfjoi t lu iiuiiply the ilif-
iyt-H wilii Htiiialth rw
UH why ci)iiii'lic f-ir
of n :il hfiiiily? Ooii.I
i-iilK no IhimIi, iitiil
'-.-.I no nrllliriiil . IiIuhIi,
Pnhiidlipil dally Pii'l Vft'ldy ul l.fi Uiiiiitir. iii'i;on ly (ho
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New Spring
Hat
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lull Alallnr.
,u (iruinli-, Orr;;im, mi Hri-unil tamo
OFFICE CAT
our
ll't'Bnll Jlttti'l Nt-vvH Sliinti, i'oil
iirlliiitil; Aliilliinitiiili NVwh Ktuiiil,
; On nalif 111 "
jiml; Imperial NfH Mailt),
HANSIKiHT JLVJ I, u-':
Ifoi'Uuntl.
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vii., .a Urantlt', Oivjjoti.
'l'lio Olin.'I'Vfi', MIC Atlanta
No doutft is ciTiising considerable thought and question.
What style will he most becoming to you, what color will
be most suitable? Let us aid you in your selection.
Among so many alluring models there is sure to be
one most becoming and suited to your individual taste.
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pir nifmtli...;
jttr Uiro.) ninnlliK
pttr Blx inomljH. in mlvnnni'
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faulty, pt'l l month, in ntlviiiirii
Dally. lifT yt'llr, In ailviinri-
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CITY AND dll'MTV MI'I'H IAl, I'AI'Mi!
ME.MHKIt ASHOCIA'I'IJO I'llKHH
Tlio AHHOcltttt:il 1'i'fHH In '.txt'l iiHivrly fntitliil lo UHf for pub
lication of all nous il.Npalui!i'B rn-illtfil to if tji- not 01 herwi.H'
fy.tdllotl if pultllHlittil tlifi'fin. All 1-IkIiI-h ttf r'luililifa'ion of
Kpeclnl tllBpatelirH In this impr-r, ami ul.su llm Itx'al news
littmin uIko nro rosirvitil.
): DAILY IIIIIM3 TIICI ;iit
': Hl'lti:. r.riHANCi::- In all thy ay a. I:mit It .Ii:
Ijf Hhali tlirt'Cl titty pallm. Irii t I !:t :' . f,,
': I ' U .A Y 1: 1 1 : l.nitl, wt- l.notv not lial a .l.-.t
fltrlli. Itat wo Itt-llfvo In Tlit-e iin-i roinniM inir u;
(jotlirltl Hint Thou lai.m.-it till tilt' nay. anil Mill Kill. I
to
In ;lt
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I 0W'N6 TTv-AJN WA5 DELATCU V'T, ' " -a-V J.' 7
IaT TMAT HAP BULT A NEiT J THE TIOCET
. BY JUNIUS
Editorials From
Over the Nation
No Balance Of Power
.professional puiiigrnphpi', v.ho, of coui'.so, liikos his
front the supposed tri'iid of public opinion, puts forth
bit' of wisdom: "Tlio flintier could always hold lh-2
i (ice of power' if he had the money to hold his crops."-'
li one way or another this has been said a good many
ry rouniijf uiu pn.si year, aim oouihick.s win ne ropeiuoa
U v times by those who do not think clearly. "The far-
Jt -nild hold the balance of power if ho were thus a
brfect mfffwith an undivided purpose to starve everybody
he1 into submitting to his "balance of power." Cut "the
Si-mer" compi-ises nearly dialf of the population of the
'nftetj States, a Rood many million individuals, most of
Tltjnv are, good American citizens. So the farmer never
tkfts it into his great composite head to hold the balance
fj power in this oppressive way.
(r-Jiut if he did conceive such u plan he would fail. II.'
1 subject to the same economic laws as other
t he holds his crop he does not
jjlwiurbs the even distribution of 1
led with an unsalable accumulation
.' those who are advocating
trrttci'M is not to hold crops and starve
' .fieyiwill consent to p? wnvcasonablo pricorf.
' Those who discus these problems wisely wish merely
to remove the obstacles that now stand in (tlio way of most
economical distribution of farm produce and to yet for the
fiU'riier a niore just compensation for his labor. There is
no IrilU'slion of the balance of power involved except in
limiids of those who have a wmnjr conception of eco
nomic' relationship.-!.
yiiKV am. ro.Mi: iiomi-:
Ji lt . fll-.- JtHirtii.-l: 'I'll,, lil'll
n'itit t,r hilan.li i-iiit; i.- I'luiiiKini:
all'l Miii nlnK. ,'vti )tin;;tT tlttt-.i ::
inaa tittiw liltil of hi. wilf all I
1 1 ii i it not In r unman who appi-a!"
' lo hiiil - lor tin- tiiiit- lii-iiiK. 'I'lilil
ill lH.tf, Hinall town
Tf. Having Itffonl't
r nntli'i-Mtaililllu: tit -
now- ,.y..K.oB.V. l''Ml,iill.llnK-
iilt'itt .tin tiriiiii.i
lit:, iialin-o. ant1, h.t
fk a llialt' fill- fat'h
business men.
iet money for it. IT
his crop he is threat-
purpose
. Thf
pt- i ht
I Itatitl
i of tit r
sales organi'ations amono; ; mini..
, , -. , lil:t 1 1 1
t ttilMllllli:! i
The same
until
'i'.IV-
i'.
North Dakota's Vote
iThosc who believe tlmt Die North Dukoln voto will hav
no -effect "on the presidential nomination in llepuhlican
ranks Jire bound to be mistaken. That statu was a hattlo
! ;iiehf between CooliIje and Johnson, and Coftlid. la;;
emesfted a beavy winner.
there was )robab!y
j ( n lti, moment the name of
; 'h ; thotie who iiVe said to have been Coolidi;e supports in dk:
to split off some of Johnson's votes, but even so, tin?
tlilti; is plainly a victory for. the president.
It requires calmness and lack of prejudice to look this
VOfiult straight in the face and realize that ('oolide':;
chuoces have risen lo ipute an extent following the result
: sorl '',' lliill;
Si li I'i', il v
j'. inor. o.. )'?
Vol.-r O,' Mil.
know!' i hut
COlllpl' V:. ly
yc'.-i out lo S'
coilHilcs.'
A i'v Vork wiff hits culli'il Hi
ii pii'Mi ii llils N)-t'('iii!iziitoii hi ilo
iih'.'I in i-nln imU'iurnt.'. Her hus-
; li:iinl. sin- rim t'KTs. lllul DMit Imly
; who w;' hl.i int-llt'iMuiil , a 1 1 lu If v
'iiml :nir.t hi-f w ho was; 1i!n ' nhyslcn I
(iti'ilniK. " liui h wilt- no lint?iT
liii.T. !: him.
I It i'i KiiirUiihlo liow liorlnc
' wivr;. rail koii m I i HH'H In to m rsons
wh'i hn "sji'-nt irrnit'iidoiis hour.-;
, i fo'.in-,' lh ii' souls iiml Itnou' Hint
i;i! l:. o-' t lifii I'lnol ionn! llnturr
art- Ik-Ip.k ;itart'ii1. SorHthfuly out
of tin- hrti of ino(i''K, shouhl oi--i
Hauler :. NOi'irlv for tho jit'i'vi'iit ion
1 of ri'ii"'ll' to !tt;nvi-( rmolion?.
Kiraim'c part of this ww
loj.y is 1 li;tt I lionuh u litis
niu ilisrovfr any minihir
ini' lailir.i ilppiU-rnU.v .insl
li nritiin- to fill lilclirs hi
In- usimlly rrtrnrs lifimc In
rut. .
J(jlMlth-M nr.', In sonii' rrtipi'rti.
n-latt.l lo lh0 IHit-ji of Ihr firhl--thi
y toil not. iii ithrr lo 1 ht'V fpin.
1 oiiii si li ii y is to rointnonplarr!
(las raii;:'-, and puis iiinl pans, iinl
'ilsliw.i, hint: air j;o unirl'lnril ! .
An!, Ihotmh a in;in may ki''
lirtil of liis wifr, hr S' lHoin t'oiKftn
lliat has n prarilral Miilr.
Hi- himws wlirn to roini' hnnir.
Sortnhoil min-i roolc, ami wash,
:iil v v for him!
Sprakitif of Miiail polatnri?, n'
In- tin- rullr?
'( hr wni', t In- Hhoi taK'' wiih ;!
liinat'.l in l.i'iMi.iMMi. Ji. i n il i
ratt-s that vr nrr not. ratrhln
up v h on r housing riMpiir-
mrlltH (l--l.pllr thr hllihlintf arl:-
Ity vf i i t nt yearn.
Ohvioily, that ncrounts fori
j hiuh n nii.. Hut hif,-h rrii'.i .
I onfiht lo yttrarl nfiii ii-nt capl
'l;i into lillthiillK" t roi l rt I h .
.short a k1'. 'I'll" fart tlmt norm -'
ul i-conoinic procs(-H arr rTL
. rori .-rtiim' t !ir sit nation imlir-at. J
jtimt ailM-rsc InHin nrrs air .1
i u oYlc. f 'hlff of 1 1ti-H'-. prolmhly,
i thr luj'h rnsl of hnihllil.
Anothi-i- irWIiiriicr Is thr iliron::-'
tax laN. which inuU.s no allow-
Inroinr r'lnvrsti-f fn
xpatirilon. 1
Nrv h'.iili) ittfTH. con.';i rnrlrd a! ;
lii-h cost, arr (orrrd to rharw:r j
hheh rrntH to Drl n i rasonah!'''
I'cr Ihr hrni'l'it of Iiom u'im do j
IHH l.nou. .iliinfus sdilti'.t Hint lln
( Srrn rin W ar uih not a fiuhl
uyaiust a trim in .skin dlhcasc.
r.(i-'
h tin-!
A( ii:.t Vl
Shr---"N'ol;0(l' lovi
hands arc cold."
llar.lhrarK'd r "Ood
yon. Sil on your hands!"
Whal is wiMloni lint liavinff a
m-'at dnii to say mid k pinj- i
h III ?
sixr iM;si'i:-r is i.iki: ax
i MiHti:.(,A ix r:i.vr. ik mst,
it is s::i,i(i i iiiM),
La
Lin--
'Oin t V"
Motorist
(Jrandrr:
did you
"W.lmt
huvr at
kind of a
tlti' police
i ii
Ieet Us At Tlte Auto Show March 27-28-29
Tin' way to slop the (Time wnvr i
I. m i io.i.o.u .. i M A V V ATTPA'n
....... ...... ...... .t , ii.,.,, ,. I
Of llllildhlK.H t llrKr lllh TOStfi I
arr liniiliriK ronftrucllon. TIihh
thry arc n-duriiuv tin (otal iro--prrity
of thr count ry to exactly
thr rxtrnt that tiny arr diHaoin
arrlntr Ihr prod irtiou of nintrr
ial wraith in Ihr form of liiiild
intfs. .
Thin Is not an appeal for
ruts in prirrH of matrrfal. H j
is . an appeal to the rontiiio:)
HfiiHc 'ol the IniildfiiK indusl ry
and tlte liii d in k tradt H to rut
I costs liy In Her work . and
leiiininalion of 'ViiKlr.. Jf tlr-t
'is done it will nof In rirrrssary
jto rrdiirc rilhrr wak'rs or fail'
IprofilH. If Iota) roslM rrnyin at
par reaction similar to Hie luiy-f-ri-H
Birlkc tif r.tL'ti Is not im-
prohahK1.
Cl thr guards
id' aiiiniiin(Eii.
sran lii'st i
inns and plenty
STUNT SHOW
An Irishman, serins' a whale on
a wharf, looked at it for a minute
(Continued from pae 1)
id. I iiriMiiir to a liysiande
rite man who caught that
darn liar!"
raid:
sli is
SarcasTP hi Haying
re to polile to say.
wlmt olhr-r-t
m:iiY n.w
I'roilriire .loiirnal: A Journal
rein 1 1 r writ.-s Hial she Ki es that a
eampaiKu is on foot lo drniKnatr
rile i;i of H)r V.-ar an Itrailly ila'.
She approves the plan hecatisc tl
"reins lo her thai II will help lo
iMi - ri ( lie I hoiijiht.s of the nation to visit or
"i mist net i ' ly hraulilii! and en- jly-eilil
n.il,:ni;- rkaa'urls." IVrhapK II wilt, j beauty
i:i:mo i; si;Nno.ms
i-:uf;rne Kriiisl.-r -The .Standard
nl enmpany uf t'aliforuia bt-cnn
yi st enlay the task of removing1
from Hie highways hf ( n-rgon, l';tli
roroia. WiiidiiimliiM, Nevada and
Arizona Kotiie K'.'itni hilllioard ud
v ri isim niM tt lias prerioni. main-
laim d in Hir-e st::l.-,:, mid will I
h'-rrartrr er.ci hillhoar.ls only hi'
roninirrrilil locations.
II Is lid lo do ibis, it says, by
thr belief that highway advert i-dmr !
mgns detract front the natural
He had shown h
thing lie had in tin
ally, with an expression that looked
like "jn.-t before Hie battle, moth
er" on his face, he asked lier:
"Madam, are you shopping liere'."
She, surprised, n piled: Certain
ly, what e:;e could 1 be doing?"
And he replied, with exasperit
tion: ;'WeU, madatn, IHiouglil per
haps yoii might le Inking Inven-torA."
Who's who is i:i
ri:i;ni.! iatii. ai i im
hi ;t:.
.M All-
A! Jennings Promises
To Shock America with
uXrmin:iti(in" Story
(Continued from pagf 1)
beauty of the great scenic travel
roil! es of the I 'aelf lc 'iyl. Us
present Investment in billboard In
these states totals ."omrt hing like
SL'mt.lHHI.
i p lhllean
I Worl.-J
lennlng.'
in
national
net i tied
story a
ndit ivii;i
An:iiK .w iii'.Ar i n:s. ,
Y ashing! on I 'ost ; A l'Yrtirh
rpoits that he fi'i'ls si
varieilieH of feminine
in A met ii'a liicii goei
senate rom
i.v night he
the national
a little jobbery done when at
La Follette was shot out bv
r
IV-
i;i,i
ion of
where is thin long
special days rind v.
plHICl H
eeks to
1 1 11 i
-Ul have
.: hap
HllLt
ies on iniieh longer
;" special JavB and
ii-- iite :o;;th tie
to the maids And
flft y-t wo speeia I
d we have not nl
. as Seems probable
eir rapid multipli-
of lat
in Dakota
Senator Johnson must work
the .Cooling, lead than he is
capable of a lot of hard work.
much harder to
working. Hut Jt
overcome
ihnsou
111 K
IS noiim
I .nro ono hoi si:s snoit'l'.
'hie.igo Tnbiin-: The NaHoii
Hoa.siinc association. 1 eceiiO;'
sr.v inn in Philadelphia, an
il l hal the
IH 1
i ta
et
"M.tHMi and
I ho l nlte.1
to prove t hat his ' o!.:iei '.-ii i..'i
'was very limited and thai lie
Spraks only for himself. Wit i
lis wide range of climate an 1
jits most iiilinile variety of m
I v iron no n t s, A nn rlca offers an
almost unending variation In
j types of b.'aniy. In ibis con-
nretiori it is to he borne ia
mind that .woman s b.auly ex
ists 'argely In the masculine eye.
Almost i -very American woman
is ot a di.'.tinet type of bra illy
to at least one admirer. So Hi-l-'rrrieh
isiwr woild he
ran'ed in raising his estimate of
beauty types In I his couui ry to
t he numher of beautiful itoinni.
v hose name Is legion.
Ti'e -'i .-ne tt observe, stgge;!l'.
appear hefore the
committee. Thi'JMtt.
took tlio Iraiu for
rajdlal.
1 n response t o on est Ions as TO
the source of the alleged tnllllon.
dolh r payment, .letinlugs said th.it
11 came from oil Interests, bin
he re fas -d to detail t he itegotia
t ions t ni t her until he appears at
t he Washington inquiry.
He said he was a personal
friend of the late Jake llamot.
and that, he had "inside information'-
on Damon's efforts To
mi me l he liepubliean president i.-1
candidate in I ' 1' " together with
"what Damon expected to get OUt
of- it."
of all prrHenl.
The proceeds of the "Merry
makers" will In- used to assist In
thr building of an athletic field
te-lii. id the high school building.
j The program of the evening fol
i lows:
r ahout every-, orchestra; Francis Uohlnson.
store and. fin-; no.ii i.vsm.i s!nn.ir:iK lr.
! vin '.itndel.
j Vocal solo by Jon Funk.
A I lusted Uomaliee; fast : Tom
t Sullivan, a Sheik. Tom KunkcII;
Frank Jones, Kasy, llonnhl 'ool
! idge; Ted Itrown. Jans! Hound, Jack
I Jen n Im ; Fei'cy 'randall. SludlouH,
Fram-is lioblnson; l'rofessor Vro
tozoa, Francis Snodgrass; MIk-h
Doolittle. Floyd Coolidge "' '
Piano Solo by Sam Coelirnn
Darling I : boys iiiartei Joe l-'unl:
i llalph Webb, Uiwerence Kerr,
i .lark Dennis, Sheldon P.rowntnn.
j The Coon at the Door; Cast :
j Doctor, Clayton Coal well; Alexim
ider. lack coolidge; H. ll Hoy, .Mer
i lyn Mnyger; llrnry, played by 1hi
i I )ncl or.
j Heading, Oeorgp Knnkolmnn. '
' African Cutups; i'ast: Middlc
1 man Mr. Morton. Halph Webb;
Augiistim Peppercorn. Jumps Cok
i er; Jonas l.lverheel. Jack Coolidge
i Mosea Donutbln, Marlon Stoddard;
! Julius Juniper, Lawrence Kerr;
j Halibut Green. Vincent McF.wen;
i Fat 'Fin Alive Drown, Sheldon
! lirownton; Artennis lltiz, l-YanciH
jjtobinson; Amos Snowball, (leorge
'tiaus; Holl Weevil Smith, Joe
j Funk: Hard lack Johnson, Harold
! Schroeder: t'K-lapus Jones, Claude
Willcock.
i Music. MtRs Miller; Pianist, Jack
! Diatt ; Huslnes Manager. Halph
Webb; Property Man. Hen Dur
'land; Stage Manager Mr. McKarh
1 ran: official Houncer, Howard.
DuU Montana' Kerr; Dead Fsher
! (k'rti'cc Stager.
ROAD CONDITIONS
IN EASTERN OREGON
Conditions of Kastern Oregon ( huge Hill and llllgunl. traffic 1
slate highways this week are as restricted to a maximum lo.'ul of
follows, according lo the weekly a. mm pounds, including me weigm
report of the stale highway com-( f
mission through their local offlc
con ventlon
Washington or
id Hie former
summoned to
lu ranilc-Wallova Lake.
La Cirandc-Ishmd city: Paved.
Island city. Flgin. Mi nam Los
line Ftiterprlse, JoHeph, Wallowa
Luke: Macadamized and in good
condition. Detour . around con
strucllon l.r miles east of Losilue.
Detour Is. well signed.
Old Oregon TralMUist of
Tim I miles.
Ontario, Huntington, Hakcr, Vil
lon, La' (lr:(nde, fcndlM on.' Fmatll
la, Arlington, The Dalles: Macad
amized entire distance and In good
condition. Mine Mountains betwe
en Pendleton and La Grande kept
free of snow by snow plows. To
make trip without difficulty on
mornings following heavy snowK,
machines should not lnve Pendle
ton or La Grande until about noon.
Details can lie secured from High
way Division omrc ni ia tjrnnuc.
chains required in
Srctlon.
of the vehicle.
On-yon Tmil-West of The Hallcs
Columbia I liver Highway
Section.
The Dalles, Hood River, Port
land. Ilainler. Clatskanie, Astoria,
Seaside: paved entire distance.
IDUTTON IS TO
REMAIN HERE
(Continued from pnun 1)
I n ('.tlltlllo
I "f have nld.llno- fnltli in this
city," remarked Mr. Dutton today,
"and J have stuck my peg here to
stay. The rolling stone,-1 have ob
served, may have lots of fun but
usually when the snows of winter
comes. It has not amassed inucli
of this world's' goods, and I have
therefore , Joined Mr. Weeks in a,
permanent, lousiness and wo will
ilin Mouniain linve qnlle n. lot .to announce lo the
Met ween Unities and Ha- pcopln in a business way as we get.
Iter and between Hie foot of Cab- to going.'
' IK
ndyShop
FOR SALE
. Sixty-four And Done
lf(io.evelt once said, "lnys, net tlivmi:h hy the time
yoii.ljre sixty." j
'Rie colonel meant that the active, energetic part. -or'
...oneV.cni-eer should he finished liy that time ami that newt
woi'hta to coiKiucr do not lie w ith men after sixty, Im;
those, who have not reached that ae.
, And V. J. llryan, the orator of the
yea if- old.
Yes, he is thriui;h. He may not
The-.'talk of liryan swineine- the next
tion4K ns foolish as talk alxuil one of the
hinjf'Oii the loot hull team and winning
Getting Ready,,
I'latte, is sixty-four
know it, hut he is.
neniocratie conven-
1U Dads suli-
a "anie lor l.a
i Craivrfe against some skooldiin yinin' team,
f KJ-yan is done, lie has already hejriin
i"j)!tstj-'un(l it must he lalmilted lie has iniile
fov'he held the spotlight for a iniehty Ion;-.
lea'.uililic life.
to live in tlv.'
a past to live,
lime in Amer-
'flic Portland Telejri'am is condia-liii-;' an oratorio.il eon-1
test .in the schools of the state ami in a recent issue of
that Vnpei- it was asserted that "thousands of children a;e
stiulyinif the constitution," !ikk1, perhaps with that mini-.
her At youiid minds at woi-l.
r.ieaii(r;thi-ouj;h tlinl "will nw
slitut"i with the ifi eat eaie
; Vim can't ce.tihead ill
4 -
may le possible tt; fret
I amendim; the slate
is now nis,iihle.
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WHOLESALE CANDY
Our snlesmnn will call on yon in .the near fiiliffc.
Try and save libit nil order. If yon need snntcfootl high-
grade candy before lie call on yon, Just jfrU 2(11-1.
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The Home of IPmic Mode Candy
) This Is a real bargain for sonii
one who wants a real home plan
ati'l has a little money to inve.U
w here you can get nearly do ilih
(for your money. f acres of land
; ,'i-niotu house. two pantries, ;
i w mulshed -that v til hold H cords 1
: of u ood, tool shed t III of tool
a guo.l barn thai will hold four
head of stoek mid 4 Ions of hay
mw in the barn. On-' goud mar
and rile good cow. also y gtni 1
: pig or hog house, i hat will hoid
'i grow n hogs. en- hog goes, a
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nng. IS appV
aring. prune I i tv.i.
I rees. It ears
i ring. '' pe:;r
h plum tie".
I cherry tires, henrin
follow h:g tt e. s
- a j.: ieot s, 1 .i Hoy
ry ! rees. ii a pplt
acre or mack caps.
... blackberries, ir
through
pumns tor irrlrfiiion
nb!. hut nes.'-Vl sin-
Consider the Postage Stamp
-It Sticks Until It Gets
1 pr:.
jlrees i-e.ll'
ibearing.
and l 'ii
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Anne cite
about one
I raspberrh'
lion tiitrh
Also has
one set o
gle harness. I 1
1 hack, 1! plows
(tivator. 1 s.-.-.j,
f ot he:- lOt.bi p.,
goes fo; Hie e
are of $.:.4ni.un cash,
b a e on ae. ount of wif.
I (lis piace is ntte. ii minute
drivi- from Cove. With tt'is goe
-4tt ar'i-s of timber land Hire,
' arp INtKPr:NDF.NT. jrfuVa
. Ai - 1 - Thosft who
f eV "r"'.J woultl ntloar
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St Ick with you r Ri vl n g
Account it will get yod
somewhere.
ICighteen pep cent of men
n ho reach the age
are INDKPKNDF.NT.
all Just Eighteen.
dependent
rhnrltur at that
some system of.
IJF they could do t
again.
y can't but you can
right now and lie
of the Successful Eigh
Let this bank help !t
CAN and WILL with, your
permipslon.
Phy, Black &
Stoop
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