La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1924, Image 5

Friday, May.;SO, 19&4-. -f.
i
Local News In Brief
t COMING EVENTS
$ .Tuno 4. 5. 0 Union Live
block HI iov lit Union.
jiiiip 2y-July. 2 . La.. Grande
1 Cluiutmiqiiu.
flilMlllCll JIWI JOKlMHItll ' -
1 Due tu I lie fa ft thai today Is
Vlt'inorliil lny lh! Trultnu-n will
npt liultl thoir'.'iiifiilur -noonday
Mr. I'tittuHii IW'tli'r
.'Accoidinfr to reports n-tx'ivtMl to
d;ty 1'. I- I'utimin, who wus and-di-nly
takn 111 InHt Monday, is n
lltttr liftter at lliift liiiit'.
J-inwl for Utiim
I'Klmcr Uowi'll was fint'd $25 and
i-ysts In the juatk'o court for oncr
alintr motor vuhleli' without a
r license.
Itis'clvc .MaiTlauc lilct'iist j
Darrell It. Irwin nnd Mertle K. 1
both of Union, were Issued j
u marriage license by the county
clerk.
J-ilhig IIcm
3 Mrs. Sadie K. Given is visiting ul j
lfie I-. K. Oxner home. Mr. Cilvi n
W.ih a l.u Clrande resident for a ;
number of years but is now living
ill I'ortland. ,
rw Arrival ,'-.'
'(Irandpa A. T. lltll's chest was
out yesterday with the announce
inenl that Mr. and M re. Krnest
Watklns were the parents of a baby
gi rl born a t elgh t o'cloek In t he
morning. Mother and child are
both doing well. - - ....
Hark from Svw York
.Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stoddard ar
rived in I . Orande, last evening at
liie conelusion of nn extended nio
tor trip. They visited In. New
V-k. Uoelualer and oilier eaalern
points and report a splendid Jour-;
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Personal mention
1
, 'Arizona for firnt pluee with a gain
5 Tony Vi s, sheep rntser rroin of 8 l"'r cent over luxt yeur. I'olo
Pemlletoti. una 111 l.u Grande yen-1 rmlo nnil l 'nllrurnlu lire Jusl aboul
tcriliiy on Ills way to Ills Hy Vul-; holillne their own. Ituh conies
Icy rum-h. next with n lows or ti per cent unit
e New Mexico which muile a goo.l
II. 1.. Morifun or Inililcr anil Julin ; Bl,w""r ",lrl' M ''" '
IJ.ilh of linker art- reBlstereil ill thcl "'W 111 l,l-r ecnt '"low lut yeiirt:
liiinlner hotel. ' Hsurc. Ncvndil la allowing; u loss
, j of 22 per cenl.
Mm. J. K. JennlnKn. who apent 1 : "Willi Benerul liuslnesa in the
! :er.lnv in linker n llinud lo l.n I majority or tiitc- runninB ninterl-
Oninile iodny. i all' ,, ow """ uf '"' la2i w"
j huve Rome ronl trrolinil for the
i.Mi-H. Itolierl K. Ilnlesleft fori PcfHlmlKin .that, .ha been evlilel.t
aU.T lo return In n day or no. Uikho . lunt l.v .weeto. (ieneml
i I lilialncH ik reflected hy the Hali
te A. lncei win of Kalilela. ! "onchnrt l now rnnnlim- at u level
hi U. llrande h,t evening. " 1'" '' ",! l',,'low nu.",,."l.1 '"',,
J prcisent Indlctitlona are that II will
v Mlas Jane roehrnn l.rrlve.l rroin ! eontlnile a Mr some time lo come
iVthin.l yeterd..y to vi:t at the;"" con.plctinK the readj,.. ment
home or leorKe .-ochran. "' Ihe lye , , an. of Inflation
Ibelwetn l!1ti and 1111.
m..u wiiii...,, it .,n.l ..Ml.!
ur.n nr.. i nlliiB nn-iny hi
1 .. . .. a. . ,
'"".'"Ste-. - '
' .M-V--i:;iili,jr.n-W;,.rfl
Mi. . S. itolilnnon -him ni ..
t.Tilny In liakor. . .
MrM. It. I'utliir and Mm. Kil
iird Strli rr iilti'lliKil a W. II. A.
rally In Knurr yt-atorduy.
Myrnn ftiiindli-r. rorni.-rty 'of l.n
(inni.l... Inn now livlne in I'lu'linlla
in In Iji C.ruiul.. viBitlliB bin im
.niilM. of Nnrtli 1
, Mrs. (!. I' .llallurd
I'iiwiIit una in l.n Grand
ilny. , . .
yrMti.r-
'V. fjlnbi l.or. Wi niilrlM i'. WiihIi.. I
wim -lYidKKiPtl (t t In- jlli y liolol
M ra.
iw.vlslllnB lirr inolbo
Willinr J-'linw lina
n tirVnPd to l.-tj
tll:ind,. fr,.ii n abort linaln
ess visit I
in I'lirtlund.
Dr. A. C. Paddock and Mi. !!-
dork of I'nlon, were visitors 'here
jesti-nlay afternoon.
W. Donklee, connected wilh
th'' i. It. O. comiinny'of I'nlon.
hr a lius'tM'ss visitor In La Grande
Thursday i'Mernoon. '
- Tin- ash man comes In handy.
Vmi ran h're hlm to haul off any
ln,l .,f l,l jk thai '"';"'l",l;,u'.
iirininil Um- boin..'
. soiit i yon'
wir.'K ri'liilivi'H.
Memoriam
TO
Ol'U HONOKKD DKAD
Tli is SUirc closed nil day.
Clint's. Clothiery
BUSINESS i
- SITUATION
DISCUSSED
(Cohimuod from oax 1)
and Kentucky show losses of 5
per cenl each.
"The agricultural seetlons of the
cenlral west are still mrr..,.,r
Minnesota Is nmklntr tin.
showing of the lot hist nw u-ui. .. I
los of but - per ct-nt on lust May
.MiKMoiirl fonivs Mirond a- u favor
able HiilcH ti-rritory with a Iomi of t
icr irnt. Juwu and North Oakotu
art' running 1 1 jut nut undor lust
year. Nehrnska mIiows a 14 per
cent Iwa, Kan tin a 17 loss unl
South Dakota a :tj jmr cent Iohs In
suli'H volume.
"Tuniinir lo the South we find
conditions somewhat better with
Florida leading the Kioup and
KtnndlnK oi us the most fuvomtile
sak-4 territory In th eastern divi
sion. Alabama ami North Curollmi
are holding their own as com
pared wllh last year. .Mississippi
fahows a 7 per cent loss. Georgia
a 13 per cent loss. South Carolina
and Tennessee a IS per cent loss,
dun largely to slowing up in tex
tile industries.
"TexaB ha suffered severely
from weather condltloiiH but hi ill
offers a fairly good huIcm territory.
Lotiiyluna is also holding up well
in. the mater of volume. Arkansas
Is running 13 per cent below last
year and Oklahoma is showing a
28 per rent loss.
Orittiii.Va.sliingtnii l-endln-r
"In the northwest we find gen
eral business in Hie slates of Ore
gon and Washington leading their
group with a gain of about 10 per
cent over the last year. These
two slates offer attractive sales
territory at rhe present time. Ida
ho , , flirin), qH)t(. Q w; (lni
l8 ninnlnir u n,r t.ent h.Iow us.
year's figures for total business.
Wyoming shows a loss of 15 per
cent while Montana Is L'l per cent
ueiiimi .May or last yeur.
-m vhi .. n,..rket ,
Hi'1 nontliwestern group we Belect
Investor In sloe
ks can still
i ailoni lO Willi , OU l I MU lilinuu n..
llllliril IO Willi. IMIl II
...,...,,,
1r,-0f ihe wiutliir will rind
v.'s--'1' nmrki-la 111 IH l"t. of full-
i m,(.lk.ut ,,.)ur,,Ul .MU.,,iB. Wash-
I ln-tun, Oiv.'n iin.l Arizona.
"It loohn iim llioujih v. will liac j
t.i row asiilnsl Hn' Hi'.' ror tin. bill- .
nni-i' of Ihta yi-ur," t'onflinl.'d Mr.
Ilulmon. "but Hint l no rvuon
wliy wi- alionld not row."
Tllif prlzi- ror H'KHtmliii iroi- 10
ii,.. ni tur wlio. wln n Hi.' aiidli iui,
niMilniidi'd him, imitliTi-il. "Aw.
tliey'ru J"" ,loi"B " for ",u 'T'
i'Imc'
I
j' 'I'lTlinpa tiny cull it "boiip and
: rui," li,.,.i,iiH'. tin- iivi-rntfc inun
fccla like li'' a rbdi ror w. arlnK It
lin,l "in t be oiiii" wh.n in' lia It
in?.!? tad a Y
MTCI
, Dm- to difficulty cmhtIciicciI
In colliding rlmiw l'r
llfliig Hint Is IKtcd under classi
fied ndcrlllii nnd under il'
"new tol" heading, tlic
nlnj? ObM-rcr will liiwanpr
lake no !n.-i.-ined ndwrllslng or
advertising lo be run a '"'w
today" unless Ihe advcrtiiu is
accompanied by cash.
ocjji.ili.irBo liun.li k,y.
nlllri- DIibitvit.
REPORTERS TO"
BE ABETTED
- ' , ' jthat this will mean short Irrigation
M-irlicnn Cmiova Pnivlon :w,,,'r mUr n season. Practl
' m, ,7U?lf l'alien cally all farmers In the valley sec
Will AflOl'd Ample Fa-tion Imvo been busy Irrigating dur
rnlit.ne tn A vf inS tn lasl lwo wc. np ground
UlllUtb 10 AHIiy Oiimd becomo very dry. and n large
Journalists. ihcad of water has been necessary
, , !'
(. ; ''l ,, , .'' . 1 -'
st no mountains is rwported tn4 be
NKW' ! YOlt K j ( AI')-f-Only 1woj"lout half of what Itjhas beeri, In
events In history, tbi' Versailles 'other years. KxumlnatlTjns made
react Conference and the Wash- earlier in the season seated thai
Ington Disarmament Conference1, j the snow wns much more solid
have attracted so many represent- ilhnn at times, when larger amount
ul'Vl'a ftlie press as have applied
or accommodation at the
'cra,'L" National convention In this,
eny in jane. j years, a ronsmerauie snoriHge 01
Ntit onlv has there been an uh- water was felt In the lerrltory Irrl
l.recedented demand for facilities 1 frt,m lu',ir creek, and ihe
for working newspapermen hut, se"tl fork rivers, in the latter part
ueeording to those responsible forjof ,nst sson. many predict that
nipping Madison Square Garden
for tills Important phus,e of the
party conclave, the expected mini
bre of requests from publishers
i and editors for seats In the visi
tors' gallm-le has been exceeded
by hundreds.
James l. 1'reston. veteran su
perintendent of the I'ntted Htates
senate press gallery at Washing
ton and for many years advisor
to both the republican and demo
cratic parlies in drafting nnilonal
convention press accommodation.-
demand as fully as possible. (iot .reached -the. stage where It Is
. , . easily damaged by. a frecze The
A great part of th. "Hearst: sowings of all wheat arc
UK 311,-Ml III I HLWUHllUtllHH . Ull
(anlen to meet convention re
quirements Is going into facilities
lor transmitting the news of the
sessions throughout the world
without, delay. When completed
t he accommodations, in point uf
size and completeness, will exceed
anything heretofore Installed1 un
der one roof for a single event. .
There will be desks for . bRO
working reporters in the main
auditorium, on plat rorms encircl
ing and only three feet below the
speakers' platform, which in It
self will seat .inn persons. Kach
" , 1
entire auditorium as well. Kach
will he readily accessible to tele-1
graph. telephone and wireless ata- j
tions in the (Jarden basement, and clum cyanide, in exterminating Un
to Ihe battalions of messengers Kroiind squirrels. 1. N. Oabrlel-...k-
...ii. ....... i n DiHnn. of the biological survey, nc-
' onuiiHT .in- ...,
writers and the news senders.
Two wide runways which the
animals are wont to tread from
the underground menageries to tins
street level arena when the circus
is In town, will lead from the rear
of the press section to the send
ers' stations. Down there, replac
ing the animal quarters, the Oar
den swimming tank, the property
rooms, and .the portable clouk-
riinnm will lie t lit- heart of the
which the
news broadcasting system. I
m.i.1... fin in. li.riHiitM ttw looo
udltors 'and telegraph, operator.-,
Klght hundred telephones will no
insialled lor the special use of
newspaper men. Thirty-six work-
rooms will be set up for news as-1
soelatlons domestic and foreign.
and for Individual representatives
of the out-of-town press. '
Cable and wireless companies
will ma tnl Uln substations. and
radio apparatus will he centered
,,.,.. .r ,. ,v,.nllon liiirl.
I llKlita an arv lo lie ItrourivnM. . i
jrcin.it,. ,1uim. nwuy from inn mil
or Inalrumi-nlH or c-oniiminicu-
tlon. will bo cv..rul loud Bfoak-
irn Ii-iiiIIiik from llir aiHliioriuiii
ovi rlli ad. A Inxl atand for ni'WH-
men will be mainiaineu at
the nearest entrance; a restaurant
win t..erve tl'iii light refre-di-menis
without charge, (iood lights,
u specially Inslallfd ventilating'
svsteiu costing yxiHMt, and comfort -
able furniture will he Innovations
nt which veteran convention newijt0 ,0 much good.
handlers will be entitled to rub
l heir eyes.
The New York Newspaper club
has undertaken io establish a Tel.
lowshlp with visiting members of
Ihe profi-H.don. through Chart's O.
Hembridge, lis former president
and one of Its founders.
Two floors have been taken over
in addition ito the club's estab
lished head'iuarters for Ihe con
vent Ion period. Dining room fa-
j cllltles and accommodations -for
the preparation of news will ue
Bri nlly rnlurm d. and lininiri ii. II- j
brnrbs nnil niiiuaenicnt ruuina. win j,.,,,.,, (lr inulurlata wnntlni: gun! IM
In- i.t,.n,l,-d. roporla iliat lila irna anb-fl linvi- duu,
Tin. rlnli w ill limv a lirnirriim nr iji,.,! n,.,, tu. n-w ai rviin lina
.invi'lil!i.'n i nti.l tiiimiu'iitn .til !!s i,,.tn v.'orlilng.
own. whifh will Include Indoor aa . jin An.l. rson anil liro Claatln
wi ll as outdoor illwrntnna. '!"'' r'l nrncl rroin Topu rrcok III" liiat i
lintiin. or tlio IiiIIit uroinlai-H to of ,hl. W,.,.K whore Ih'T l'- bo.n
In. a iiililnlt-lit rrolli- at Corn y lal- for nt:vvrx Unya. innklnK Mf Inl
and. In wh It-li II l sinrlnl UP- provomi'nta on Mr. AniliTSon'H I
wnnN ol i'lioii of tli,. Joiirniiiini Ii- , iol n'At -l thiTO. i
i mil, local and out-oMown. will i ny (illWn ,,",,, , k Oiilloway j
I'""'"
JWOMl
It Tl rl 1 1 ... r .
r'ooiaen vvese is
a ioo high-grown
coffee. High-grown
means high quality.
MAN ESCAPES "
FROM OFFICER
. (Continued from pas U
tlon that the snow water Is run
ning off ,miR'h earlier In the sea
son than usual. Many farmers fenr
! In order to get over the , ground
well. The depth of, snow high In
of snow had fallen, but from ap
Uerno-Ipcarances It has melted away at
more rapid rate than in former
he more acute tills season unless
cooler weather and . more rain
comes.
The first frost which has done
any noticeable damage to fruit and
vegetables, In this section, 'came
Hunday night. Reports from many
points over the country state that
ice the thickness of a window pane,
was noticed in watering troughs,
and other places. - No damage to
I the wheat crop Is feared flt this
time, duo to the fact that the grain
has made a slow growth, and lias
Jjust. beginning to joint , nicely and
will, no bo in great danger or be
ing severely damaged by a light
freio for two weeks at least. Many
express the opinion tout the fruit
crop has been damaged to a con
siderable extent, cherries on many
orchards have reached the size of
peas."and many of 'them show signs
of having been badly' nipped by the
frost. . The chance . of a bumper
fruit crop pn nearly all orchards
was very promising before Ihe
freeeo as many of the trees were
loaded.' Much of the early garden
truck has betln set back by the tops
Ut-liiK Killed
Olles IMasa wns at Wallowa Wed-,
n.sday taking In the demonstra-
ueing maoo hi iiiu uae ... v.
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eon.panied by Hoy h ugate nd J.
(mrnson, were uusy an
Wednesday at a number of places
In the vicinity with the work. In
vestigations made by digging Into
many of the burrows a few hours
after the poison-producing cheml-
cal had been placed in them, re-
. . . . ...... rt ...iw
vealed that some very effective
work had been done. Many of Ihe'
... ,,. ....i.iu i, Id
' , ... ,.,.. ,i ..,, j t
and due to the fact that the county
ami due to Ihe fact that the county
court have seen fit to stand a por
itlon Of the expense In order-lo get
! farmers to" takd hold of-thtJ now
jtuethod. It Is probable that a large
amount of the chemical will be
used this season. Of the ton which
1 has been ordered by the county
'court Tor distribution at the four
jtowns of the valley, rive hundred
! pounds will lie placed here for dls-
trlhutlon by H. T. Halite. It Is slat
ed that the shipment will be sold
lo the farmers at 8c per pound. In,
Mils way It will cost less Minn one,,
cent per burrow, as a pound of the
powder will treat from ten lo' li
burrows. i
The squirrels continue lo move
into the grain fields In great num
bers. Many of the farmers him
used much of the county mixed
poison during the past few weekb
wll h very satisfactory resulls.
A light shower of rain fell In
j n,(fl Hectiou lale Halurday evening,
jhut did not continue long enough
M. C. Cotrell of Maxvllle. was
brought to town Ihe last of the
week. It Is stated that he had
railed lo make sufficient payments,
of repairs, on a car which was
damaged a couple of weeks ago.
whn It was crashed Into by n Kord
which Cotrell was driving. He was
given a hearing before Justice Itod
MeCran, and was released on his It
own recognition.
J. I'. Morelock has installed a
1 a rgii ii n d ergroil rffl gW't n n Ir-mifl
pump at the edge oi ine euro n
,ronl f ,) KariiKi, Tor 1 hu pilvvi li
nn,, I.- a trip lo I nlon Sunilny lo
look over Bourn iniu;bln,.ry al llinl!
i place. j
I Many or tile rarnium are exper-
Htnclnir conald.rablo Uirriciiliy Inj
iworkiliK down llietr aiimincrriilio
'due to the fact Unit much of III,'
Kroiind baked badly llila unrlnjj.
and with the nbwnee of rnln. re.!
nialna very cloddy and rolih. Home
'have unit Ihe Job 'or Ihe preaent
and Intend waltlnif for a while. In
'hope ruin will colli", when the
'irroiind can be worked Into 'Mlral
cluaa condlllon with linn h l,-Jia or
than when It la no dry. The lnola-.l
tun, haa not been aumelcnl loj
atari any weeda on Hie aiiiiiinorlal-,
low yd. In porllona or the hill ,
wcllona much plowing nmuliia lui
;bu done yet. Krntik Walker hua 1 I
jover lwo hundred acrea lo plow
n hi. ranch In Ij.up. lie liua
lieen biiay plowln and pullinK in
.a Inrtfe amount of aprlnff irraln on
hi. Trout creek farm.
The Wallowa irrantfo will hold an
all-day. lliei llnif. with dinner here
i Saturday. May ill. Tho collinill
itoe hnvlnir ehurife of Ihe oruanl.
I znllon of tlie pure tired dairy bull
aaaoclallon, of tile county will be
pr-wnt. It is enp-eted tliol plum
will be completed ror Ihe purcha.,
of a number of purebred bulla by
Hi., umovmtlon. which wtll'Wipw;
t 4 In lir''P.iiU,cctloli..o llie-ouh.
U).,t, mi f thi.v Umiim)
organ izttlioo.
!Hfi-ebrHOME TOWN
n
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from page 1)
Just as susceptible to the lure uf
millinery as the loMlcst of Iter
sisters, whether she has the cash
or no . L . : , . , ;
; ,'; y..' .,''.-'
' ! Washington has received a jour
nalistic jolt, it's Ntlll a bit dlzxy.
from the blow,. bat Is slttliiHr up in
a iie waning. ior me ureworKH
to start,
r . All f which is the result of the,
announcement that (ieorge . Har
.vey . of I'eacliaiu, 't picker of
presidents uind exambassador to
the1 court of si. - .lames, ' will take
charge on June I, as "Kdltorlal
Ulrector" of the Washington iost.
In; J 'est is owned by 10. U. Mc-t
Lean; whose-, private wires and
telegrams were Ihe subjects of
considerate interest during one
siage or i lie i-aii-winciair on tense
investigation.; it wus McLean who
'was ; first named by l-'all as the
source of tire f lao.OUO which loh
eny a tier ward testliieil he hud sup.
plied the former secretary.
i ne nuesi on mat is -pu,. ing o -
. 'intit ' ....... uU
" ' .. , ,
tlcians would give a lot to know
is:
"What will Harvey do with Mc
Lciirt's newspaper?"
. The attitude, of both', . McLean
.. .. y v
1 candidacy is a topic .of urn) less
' .
' " r '. ,, , . ,
he closest friends of l'resldeut
here is title tove lost on either
....
siue oei ween i ooiiuge anu .Mci.ean.
Harding made Jlarvuy ambas
sador lo CI real Itrituin, but Harvey
resigned ' the posi shortly after
STAR
TODAY!
Miles Out"
Most c.ciliiijr liuolk'K-
ging iiclvcnturc ever
Screened
MADGK KENNEDY
HARRISON TORD
Head a JJig Cast
SATURDAY
WILLIAM FOX preitnh
IhistinFarnum
KENTUCKY
DAYS
sforu fu
JOHN LYNCH
directed hu
DAVID SOLOMON ,
SI
Also
, UABY PEGGY
' In
"MILES OF SMILES"
THe OM AM OONCERT ON MAIN STWECr fifl P w
LAST AtlSHT WOULD HAVE BEEN V W
success ip some one haot ticklio SaL CD3
omb or iwe Doctors horses - ftssr"
At
UK ' J I
HHSHHHjn
By Stanly
Coolldgo ynteied the Wliitu House.
; All of which may or may not
be significant.
Harvey, as a democrat, played
an active part In putting over
Orover Cleveland and "Woodruw.
Wilson for president. .Switching to
the republican side, he helped roll
up n T.uua.Oito majority for Hard
ing in 1020..
, The . McLean -pupers originally
were' democratic. Later I hey wero
'Independent." Jiuring the Hard-
,II(r t.nmmpn tlly ,ook lhvir plllc.u
as active supporters uf the repub-
Hcait program.
"What'll they do In 1 1 4 V h
Ihe present question. The answer,
however. Is awaited with curiosity
i ul her than, trepidation by both
sides.
The probable answer Is I hat
f tieorge Harvey of lVuchum. VI..
will support Calvin Coolldgo ot
I My month, Vt. (rreen Mountain
from his past record, firt with
the Hprtngileld ' Itepubllcan and
Chicago Dally News, later with the
New York World and still later nn
editor of Harpers Weekly, th'
North American ICeview and Hai
vey's Weekly, the only thing cer
tain Is that ils position is uncer
tain. ' . .
' An actress dresses to suit the
plut and a musical comedy has
practically not plot so
"ScU It At Auction"
MOON
The Auctioneer
12IHJ V Au'liun '
CITY OK COl NTItY KAI.KS
I.u r.raniHi, On-Koii
' ,. ! : : -
ARCADE
NOW!
a
&aramwl
FMIINIS
9VEGRJ
Danish
L?LlkbtH Bunon .yjj-
yrpniiiiwn mm
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yintouOiUoitJU)
THOUSANDS IN CAST
COLOSSAL SETS
LAVISH COSTUMES
I0X NEWS
Starling Monday
GLORIA SWANSON
In
"The Huniiiiing iiitii"
New
Hollywood
Sandals
III While Kid - Patent
: . The very
' . . '. $0.00
French
Pattison Brothers
...
VECiETADI.E AND FRUIT LIST FOR
Saturday
Green l!eans
Didles Green Peas
Hot House Cakes
Asparagus
Green Onions
Fresh Tomatoes
Strawberries
Cream and Milk Delivered
rhone
STAMPED GOODS
We have a wonderful slock of all kinds
of Stamped Goods, both in packages and
open slock. All threads to complete.
Art & Baby Shop
"Everything Cor the Ihiby"
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Leather and Pongee Itrick
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Wax Onions '.
Walla Walla Cabbage, X
Home Spinach . ; !
While Radishes
New Potatoes ' '
Head Lettuce ', "'
Hananas
with your Grocery Order.,,
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cause you have no tunc ?
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nourishing IuikIicoii or dinner.
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tiiiing no excessive cluiics . .
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