La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 13, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 13. inai VACF, RTX THE T.A nKANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 lip ( OV i; (Kpeelnl). Thu mothers niiil daughters' outing last week wiih celebrated hy u large nuiti Imt of women untt girls, who went mm Hit- canyon to the forks ur Mill crock, staying till night mid 1 :all one day. und had u very god llmo. Those wliu enjoyed the i 1 lift were Mrs. J, It, Welmor ami' jduughlerH, Delhi, Kvu, Wtlmu und I Vera, .Mrs, (loo. South und diiiiKh jler, Jean, Mm. Peter Weston f skew, til 1 miller and daughter, I Mis. Kloiome Peck. Mrs. K. J. I Hiixtt-r n ud duughti r, Vadia, .Misses Lucile Peek. Kvu 1 e(lruy- O t (inii't- C.ayotto, Dorothy Mills anti iJIIIKIS I'UH HUSINLSS With Chutee Conklln the collnrs iiti.ichcil or with neckband niudc in an un usuully fine wuy, shirts that fit perfectly "! that give . satisfaction. Westenhaver &Gilbert 201 Onto I St. Ii;si novi its ( oi.i.im:. llllK.MIIUTON. l.M'l Tin- ill MruyerM l.llclifli'lil mill Knrt-nlioH -111 R COlllxlim Of till' I'UllHt, wuri Hlllilly tlmmiKiMl. Tluw put ill fur repnirn. For Sale A good five-room mod-i a house nil .Main Ax v., n ir Walnut Ht. luigt ltd. Price only l.'l.ioo. on terr.ii. Tit la properly Ih In an oxj d lent location and me-'t your early liui dry. It will pay yon to lnvewt guto tit In 5 -room house if you desire a (food home wit It about u ha If -acre of ground, Concrete basement, furnace, fireplace, with llei -house Inside, und out in ev eel tent condition, (luruire, chicken house, wnodsht:, fruit trees und bushes, initl.e a well developed small tr.iet, , ' Thin la pWeod low ut M,-'" on terms. .- no If you want n new hoiijc, VUtt us, Wm. Miller & Co. Mrs. Pulph Cuhi slock and dutik'hLers, I tilth und I'riiiiiTH, ami .Mrs. K. M. Wesl.lll, of Colfax, Wash.. Joined Hit- party 'I'll ui sduy, spending tlttj day wil h the i Lift of the happy crowd. .Mih. Krunk Conicy und her parly returned front u euuiptntf trip on tin? Milium. Ihsldcs Mm. Con h-y then were Miss VJnu, Sr.uit a nil MerrH ( 'on Icy. Ath.-vs (ieliio, and Opal Kicker, Kut'H j'l'utlli', loin ChUdt rtt and Mr. undj J Mm. Kiis'i-no MillcrliiK of Im' Itira n 1".'. '" Mr. and Mm. I'. M. Weak II I of Colfax, Wash., wuro In town thlrt wci-k, rt-ncwliiK old ('(ijalii- tanciH, " j MIm (IciH-vlrvo (Jalloway of) l-'rccw atcr, lutH ht-cn u b jchI ut i tin- homo of Mm. Wult.-r Jtlcii-j urdM for tlif punt wctdi. Mr. und Mix. I'., rayiic of u la! Wash., und Mrs. (iuy ftrtdw'H of Fort Atkinson, W i., j. wirt' ffUcMlH of Mm. T. W. Conk-j lln OiIh we.'k. J. H. I'W.otw, who haa bton l-i I. on AnffidcH. Calif., for tin past! ten innnthH. Ih ut Iioiih aifatn." MIhi Opal Kh-krr. of Milton, j who Jiun Itccn it (t'tt.-Hl at the huinc of Mr. and Mih Oak Tree Is Poetry Classroom 1 1 .3 -r .,1 m i i -mm 7W Ti 8v t;i tikis-i va at- M jao. Iff- LADD CANYON j! FARMERS BUS! t.ALtU CANYON (Bpcciul). IVoplu of th la vlflnlty who hav f;ruii of various kinds uro bus ny cnguKt-d in binding und sUuck it, preparing to . huvo it thrrsllL-d und all lmvi mailo tint dlacovory that their grain is gu Inu; to yield much bitter thuu they hud untlclputcd. Mr. und Airs, iiryun Crossen liuvtj bcon licnj lor somo tiaio from Kun Krunelseo, Calif., vlwit jliiK rclutiv(a. Mr. Croaaen is a Kianuson or John Mrcauioy, ftj ., and nephew of Mrs. William Uan ton. , ile wua born und raised in Hits valley, spending all of his early years In this neighborhood. Jle Is glud to return to Urundo Itonde valley uKaln, but thinks there Is no place like Kan Krnu- ! clseu in wlilch to nmko a home. All of the employes who wont ed on the rock er.isher -und the road leading from the White I'ine. llos und Lumber company to ilio mouth of Ijidd Cunyon gave a dunce Saturday evening, celebraV- Ing FIND IT HERE Copy for thu column must bo In by 9:00 a. m. MAIICKL AND I.ONtii;it ufter u tilminpou- CUIII, LAST tiolden Clint ii-l-ll I'lal I'e't. The I'ohI Kyslem for fallen ateh a. lir. logic Sommor lildg. ,,,V y X-S-iit ! WiinlNlilelds AtMl kMvt (Jlnsses. J Sixes to lit every make of ear niud" from the finest helgiuni pol lnhed plain ulways on ' hand at Hichurdson's Ail & (ItiL .Shop, i'rompt service and right prices always. - S-8-tf .Mair IMipils, Miss Cludys Miller will hej;iii her winter, piano eluss Septembitr fiint. Iteservations should be made early. the completion of the road. Cull U5-J. S-ti-llp No plaHiiootn of dead timber, brick and stone would serve to teach throbbing vital subject like Modern Ioetry. So Vnrhel Lindsay, world renown Ameiiean poei fin riKht foreground), picked a jttuni oak tree on lh cuinpuri of nulf Park College, a women's college, ut (lu If port. Miss., for his clnsnroom The gentleman to the left is lr Hieluird O Cox.' president of the coIIpko. Star studenii rerlie out on the limbs and In tho branches of the bvntlnft surge of the Gulf of Mexico ti few feet away gives accompaniment to their ryihinitic souls.. Mrs, Geo. Tucker, who has been seriously 111 ut the home of her mother, Mrs. .Mary , I. Coun sel!, is now uble to leave her bed. cation trip? und get around a Ml tie. Her Binalt duughter is getting along nicely. The little miss has b.etn named l.ulu Victoria. - Mrs. Kmmu l'oole Is hero from Milton to spend the bulancu of Mil Miimmnr vvllli her- iIm U?)it.i. Mis. (!. V. H.ale. Little Mary Helen Johnson, of, Pendleton, Is here visiting - her and (1. K. Marker have returned from un outing at Mi mini luku. Mr. una Mis. Joe Deiht of La Kiank .Grande were Cove visitors Si.n- Ilonduran Rebellion Is Growing More Menacing t 'on ley, re I urned to her home re- ,,a'- tl.ntiy Miss Monn Gassett, of Mr. und Mrs, J. J. Conh y. Mrs. : Grano was at Cove Sunday. L. It Ca rt er. M r. and M ra, A . i - - Conley and daughters und Mia. c. K. Golden of La Grande, spent the week -end camping on Cather ine ereek. V Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I'eek anl son and daughter, Wil lard and Luclle, leave Wednesday for n trip to Salt Lake. M r, and M rs, lru n k t 'un iter und son. Malcotn. of I'nlon, were at the swimming pool recently. Miss Georglana Jensen, of l.'n Ion. Is it guest ut the home Mr. und Mrs. J. It. Welmer. MA .VAGI 'A. Niearagite (lly the Associated Press) Advices state thnt unb'ss there it Intervention, the rebellion in Honduras will Ih cnute sit uuiion. The nil nation Is reported tfruve. The N learn una n Kveriimetit Is "KO" of I senilliii; additional iritops to the Mr. and t frontier to preserve neutrality bv wi re up pnpm i riMP faUUIAL.lYLVVO I l.a! r-nnnn in r i ! rHUMllLllsl Think Now! What do you nei-d for your va Newlin lU'Hg Co. Tlilnk Now! What do you nerd for your vu culion trip? , Newliu Drug Co. grundparents, Air. and Mrs. Juuus M c l ure. M r. und M rs. M cCI u re drove over to Pendleton, recently to visit wrth their children. iUrtey, Neil and Mrs. K. B. Johnson, (lik ing their two little griindcbildi en who huve been visiting here home with them. Mrs. Dick Peebler is inakmg preparations to leave In a day or so for l'ort land, where she w HI visit relatives. Mr. und Mrs. Klllott . Austin huve returned from a several weeks' a'jto trip to Wyoming, relatives. Kent, sell and repair all makes sewing machines. Ask altoul free days ago on biiMlness. 'lirrTfI7XT mn Trx IO Mr. iiml Mrs. Laurence Spencer 1 WiU Hj A 1 1CAI A and ehildren. Lourene. Jack anuj UWKERS TO RIIX drcssmuking course. Ing lluchine Co. 3S3-W. New Koley IHdg.j 12-27-tf rjkslvru Oivgoti Scenery. -Pictures of till of the beautiful scenery of Kastern Oregon will be found at the Hicharduon Art & Gift Shop. "Tho. Homo tof Kastern Oregon Scenery." 8-S-lf I SZ ISB1 IS! I IS It Alvin. wen1 Mrs. M. C. the guests of Mr. and j Stewart a short time: Mrs. O. from Iiubh' Huchanun ! - visiting.; , KKING. AP) Thirty girl J. It. Welmer und G rover Dor-; preventing rebels from i.stm: this rrb nds recently. ' , bool of bunking" established In fy spent Suntluy on the Mlnam j eouutry for a base for willies. Miss Gladys Slcwurt went to Iak' ivklng two years ago. and will be fhhlng. j - r.TT,v' .-.....T. . !int,mi " uw ,UiyH u a'M'P..K.;ilM0ited t posts as clerks and H. .. Itaxter was un Imbbvs At.l.D fll.X St It Archie Keow n Iuim started uj officers In the Peking Women's visitor Sunday. j (dairy farm here. He has pur-1 Commercial and Savings Dunk. Har.e Heady of Cleur UiUe. - pttltl LAND. Ore.. ( A I ') Gil - (has. d several heui) of purebred i NHys the Asiatic News Agency Wash., is renewing neMualntun-.'B bert Witters. ii7, partrer in ihe Jeis y c(s. ! Tno brtnklnff -hool was estab- and spending a couple of months ! Quality Cleaners and Dyers', shot , Miss Kathleen and Gladys Ste -1 )fsnPlJ hv MrHt Woo who) wan 1m ut Cove. - I himself through the head this art w nt, to Wallowa Ijike Sim- ,.rntlu,i '... '.i.,, 1,..,.o u,(,niiin. r-f Tints ttv llitnesi wiuiirn In Inn. oee tpied the Methodist pal- H left no note. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ituehanaui shanghai to found a hank The I "eking; women's bunk Is still ' In Vacation Days, When you return from your va cation and have some good shots that you have taken with your Ku dHk. tuko them to Uichardson. "Tho Art Man.'' Have them en larged and hand tinted. Such pic- ' b- j i rtures maKc oeuum ui ornaments CHINESE BANKS tor yur wu,l a,m reminders ot inn nappy vacation nays, uicnani son's Art & Gift Shop features en larging, tinting and framing. 8-8-tr Thinkl NOW! A. tjulnn of U'n- morning and died at u huKpllal. day. the Methodist put- Ho ieft no note. f Mr. and Mrs. W. A. pti Sunday morning. J and daughter. Mel via, ..Mr. and l!ev rend . I. L. Post filled Kev- j I ll.l SSt ll'. Mm. An hie Keon n ami faiin'y. erend (julnn's post at I'nlon. 'Mr. and Mis. Harry Kohl ami Mr. and Mrs. .1. W, Hoatsoii. MeM I . V I LLK, nr.. (Al'l ilatighter, Monica. Mr, and Mrs. Jr., have been made happy by) Mrs. Kdiin (, Cummins filed suit Charh s liryant and Mrs. Jum the at rival of a moat I duughl r j for $rn,oMi dtnmmes' here uuaitwt Ih y.uid ami children motored to at t hi Ir home, i the Km Kins Klan and Women of Cove recently; Mrs. Nellie Marten entertained j the Ku Kluv Klan, and sundry In-' Mis. John 1'ilswold und son. her son and his wife und bam. 1 dividual, charging defamutlon of John, and Mlss-s Verniee and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Huh. und : eharaeter. Dorothy MeColly were ; ratine Miss Clara Duhy. of Haker, at her home rerently. Mrs. G. N. TurklnKton. Mm. ltl'DV 11 lt ACTION. c. Hull and Mrs. Hay Goodnough were Cove visitors one day lust 1 eek Mensrs, WASHLVti-rtlN. (Al'l Th- 'nss. iVmerieun l'i dral ion of Labor has" n . , . tll, ;"numued Itseir r(.,iy tost on 1' I'll! I JlllCC Willi Kick v ijifoiieite aini Wheehr. embryo, hut It is proposed to start it with ff.non.ann and t be ready for bushiest next sprlnff. In nn nd dress to the graduate Mm. Woo stressed the point that Chinese women should ' Interest themselves In business In . order that they may not lug behind t li.tie nul i-r-ii aluliitf Uc ull I. Mr i.,l Mr. i, hl,- y ovw. ,,,,. r,,,,,,.,, mu. not fr,...., - ii vii anue reeenuy on by ther parents against their will. Mrs. rsung Hso-lln. wife of ox premier llslung. Is said to be , Hemstitching pleating Ttutton holes, buttons covtrd. slumping. Satisfactory service at Norton's Kiddy Shop. lHniicruarr. 41! piece sets ranging In prie f Jl $t. ft 5 to $7a.uu. all nice pal tctns. Special breakfast si-ts. All put terns In open slock and eigh teen of them from which to make a selection ut Itichurdsoii's Art & Gift Shop. X-S-D tWL 571 DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. ELECTRIC Curling Irons AT A REMARKABLY LOW PRICE 59c to An excellent value. Nicklwl metal curler, llaek luuidle, 5 foot cord. Scientifically and electrically correct. ' . ; it Electric Toasters Electric upright Toast ers of highly polished nickle - plated in e ta 1. Shown at an exception ally low price. Equipped with a six-foot cord. $2.49 INFANTS' Half Hose Shown in infants' sizes in an assortment of pop ular colors. Tans, grcyr, blues, yellows with at tractive color combinations. 29c CHILDREN'S Hosiery Three - quarter Icnpd hose in a variety of ui, tractive color comljina tions. Shown in a com plete run of sizes, ;it this low price. 29c CHILDREN'S FIBER SILK Hose A very attractive a'iii serviceable half hose of fiber silk. Blues, yellows, greys, white and black. Complete run of sizes.. 59c mi any ollii-r. Nuwlln iru ( l Hy order of lliu 8-7-21 (just Clll, 1:M. conimiraiuil 1 nil fc.r llliN. S-nl.'.l lihlH will ri'c.-ivnl liv .ll,' ro isHiull of Mi' L'lly nf Lu jrlraiHlc. Ort'Coii. for Hie r.otialriif- tiun of tin! iinpruvi'UK'iU In Ini--If trn.'lit'iit liislrlcl lillnilifr M:i wilhin I he clly on Lu annul.'. On- Hox WhkI. kiih, ii inlliiB lc hi- plans mid For I'lllliH ulalo ilolin ry. IMioik: i"u'.-ll i. ullolm or I hi- s'niil liiiinuvr. Slllln 6118. Whllo riai! Hox Ac I.iiiii-j iii'-nl now on rlli: In lln- ol'lii-u or Ijnr Co.. l-i Uranil- uru. (-p-tr.tlu- City UraMiroVr of wild clly. A il.'liii.Hll or t.",.IMI .will Ih ri'illlln-il Sc Hl-lllstili-lllllK "(! All ivork Ktiiirnlili-i-il. Mi-8. K. Tuckty, isos Kvcoml KL 7-2: What do ymi iioimI for your vacation tiip'i Newlin Drug Co. I When your joints swell und yotirfir set of plans and specifications muscles . crack, und you un-lwhhii amount will be refunded ir patroncs of the new banking en-lMilff In your joints and lame in i bidder is iiusueeessf ul ami reim-u llochirorl In l!n Ilpi!' l'r"rlSl' .your iiacu. Kiienmaiism s not yon same to this offic ... - - -w o ' , OM. t i. DM. Pi:H IDKNCK. IS. I. (AO IM - lo I. DeLuse. of Indianapolis, has het-n mmlnai-d as Kraud wmlhv prtMidenl of the I'lalt rnal t irder ot l-:.igles. at the annual c onvent inn. lOm.tha In maMm; a strong bid for. I be 111 l lllm l, lapanee I ilitor u ',:iMv ' Put t Awah: I Anutn-Si' vii i Makes MtMiey from Vegetable.' There's just one way to cure it. Hids will he received to (he hour Head these f'W lines, one of the (of sveti-l hlrty p. m. Wednesday, jeominonest things yon read is that 'August 2Ulh, 1!'J1, at the coinuiln- somi one has a cure for rlo tiioa- sion roonr In the eily building at Kts- Jtlsm. They haveni any such I hint.'. ' La Grande, Oregon, and must be There Is uow a cure and we ar iicrompanied by a certified cheek .1. L'l. KTMAI1NS, lleeorder of tin City o' La Grande, Ort-Kuii. Money Back If It Doesn't The Finishing 7 did h Tlic liosl-wridi'ii letters sonieliiues lesee unpleasiint .el let ls. It's lieeause they lack the proper Imekg round. M'riilen on appropriate and up-to-date Stationery, the complete effec tiveness would he supplied. Stationery selected from our hih prade stock will lend to jour letter the pleasinir balance the finishing touch. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Lartii'st Office Slatitnicc in K;islcrn Ocikmi. TKP. CAP -That "the thi (Oiplians of the worhl," .tapan. (Sr tinany ami i;uss.:i, mttsi unite i,r He ir euttiion protection uwnilis; .stibjeet before I he house jmliclary Am;lo-S.en dominathm is the ai rniiimillee, when the 2.75 percent) d un e.lilorl:i appeurlnir in :.-,, r bills w.-re being aired. , Voiitlmi Sbitiibnn. i.-riu. rly hb-i Tlu fmit -rop no,w comiiiu' on ' i.ral .journal hut titiw tne of theMh,. maiket may he used lu muk- orcHMN of I he mil louaMsric eli - mK nm-inloit ul Ing fruit juices t" n:. 'for eM-hiJ-ive home use." Mr.' "In intermittuiiiil polities." said . Wheeler explained. "If the Jnle. s f the Vomturi. 'there are three or-.hecome intoxirut ins; In fart, theni piianK tn the world. .Japan, (b r-;they are forbidden for beveruire ; many and Kusxia. Now they ate , use, by Hie const itnl Ion and the j ts'.hibd from each other, hut t he ! 'otit ead net. whieh excepts only' itme may cme v h n ehaii';in pa ' mm-tntotcuitnK fruit juices an l htieal comlitM.ns H r--imre thetn.ehler for e.ctusle use In th" to UUIle. ! likely that lit some Uoinie." j line- an alli.tiue. or relations up- "I'oiijirvMtiniii dill tested 1bi- ' nioMmatiiiL' an. aUi.mce. wttl U e; - ' (i( w ' when h made fruit julees I.-, ti . beu.-n Jpti and Loss;;', t ontuininu u hiuh u.s 10 percent . WASHINGTON ( A I ' A wa ru in. :i i';linst nin.r 1 1 i-1-..nt rmtl i rop lo make intoxicating bever- IHTVILLK. Wash. John iiH In the hmne has been Issuei! I ter. living 'west of town, hus be by Wayne It. Wheeler, general ( experiment Ing with garden stuff (putting II up. No kucks work, it in Ihe hi mo 0r ten per cent, nf ih counsel Vf the Anti-Saloon Lea-(this year and hss been very sue- has been tried on the worst casi-s ttmoiinl. bid as a iniarnnlne nf n. "tie. ( Tin' cum1 peitthm; against Jcessful, Ijist year he marketed n (he counlry and NKVKIl fnils. aeceplance and completion of coii-I L'cpres. ntate John Phillip Kill, j more than $20U worth of onions If we don't cure you It costs you tract If awarded. I of Maryland, ror alleged immu-jand cucumbers, und this year will. nothing. IPs not often you 'get aj Cheeks will be returned lo un- iucrure of illegal rruil juices ut ido much better, lie has a rvaer- medicine personally iruarante.d but successful bidders. home i idled. Mr. Wheeler set Ivolr. supplied by a winUttilll, nnd this is. You can absolutely depetol The commission reserves the lorth his viewn on fruit juices to has nn etr;i expense In get water, on It to cure volt. oil lo-yer eouhl richl correct possible misinterpretation t 'M"MrM""M""ww""'MM' - ' " of his recent statement on the Bratp pnclatiitii wfTI i tII you the big problem I withwalpsilmentaiato i tret the people to forms I eonfintont hnbit of ttk- inir care 01 their hair. Van E8 Litpiid Scalp MaxBaiiecomefl in a pat ented bottle with a ape rial mhtwr nppliraior Macheil.Thniiieihfwlof Knpiication iaeaav-nnrl tACJUL cleanly. The mcdtranwit M f UW thrmnrh rnhlup mnnlH HiMrt l to the roots of the bur M (he scalp is fpntly miW' One niinuto n riav with Vino Btoofl fallinir hair, relieve) itctri Bcatp ani Krowa new htir, i about 90 -day tr"atmBjit p" We give you apoaiUvogUnri'1! T 'l liny nn, ;,ll l,i,lM. r Glass Drugs f Wh.ll tl III alrtl.. of Am.-ln. III pliiilvs ,,i!, ,r n.il iM'ii.lom ' nr unit' n l, III.' ,1 ll T h i s is li e W e a t h e r , I ml haven't u'd Cream if you vi:atiii:ki,v vuu don't know lie Cream. Moon Drug Co. I'lunipl and 1'ire Delivery th( law permitted this. .The go'- ei-nmi-nt challenged his right to; make fruit juice that was in fuel j into.xleating wine. A temporary ( in junction issxied by Cnited state j District Jude S"per prevents Mr.' Hit! from fur' her lelatisiis of the' law.. The date of final hearlni: has not. ei been set. although thej i use w;.s filed October 11. 1923. If t Mr. Hill makes mnro bevemse In blcants under the name of fruit ' iitiees. he is liable for contempt of court. Intoxteatin fruit juices ; are under the- ban ex en when oiivb in the home to drink. Mr.' Mill in Kump.-. where fruit j juices ma be obtameil with as! bich an alcohol je content iu tie- -iretl." I Important ' Announcement TDK IIOOV'KKIZED WILL KKCKIVK IN T1IK VKKY NIC A It I'UTIKK 2 Carloads OK T1IOSK VKKY KINK "tTlin lUtrs Actor. I nlcr Tlini. I PKLt.lN. lAPi'-Thc rhtei o( 1 poli'-' bj-jt Ksu ,t ;i d.rn'n prlild:-t ItijT ehildieu iiii'br thni yean iT tnoxi ;o )inc ip ik-i ttx i-s. Sp - j cul di(M Its-'llonx on!;; i ilnl.e. lor children imio-,- lh, i ihi-te y.s "si of age, nnd even v ih C?.-, iai:t JJ iRei children r' prrdeifeled tro.it ; worUitiK for the n.nvn l.f ore j H,imet and afler . -,,! in th' j evening. . I Pew oen .ire s -important av j MUiie men can (eel With H'J.tum Snake River Canning Peaches THE FIRST CAK will i EIIk-i-Uis THE SECOND CAR will be Cn.wfords, Hales and several varieties of Clin. THE QUALITY will be exceptionally fine, as these peaches will be picked when full ripe -xmi 'well foU.rrit Tlic expressmen won't get the chance to play football with them. They will 1)0 p,lml in ieed c irs i iirht at the orchards and will arrive at the llooverizcd the following nu,nu.iBthal'8 the time you want ti, have your order in. Orders will be filled m the, -order received. THE PRICE. Grower has not named price to date However. owiR t ear lot cost and lower shipping rale, these will be the lowest priced canning peaches of the season, duality and price will be iru ir inteed VV'C Stand Behind Every Box. . We consider it very fortunate to get this quantity of peaches this year as the peach crop of the Northwest is the smallest it was ever known to be in years. W order should l.c placed now. Quality the Finest Price the Lowest Hoovenzed guarantee means your satisfaction. ' M'HEKK THE THRIFTY THKOM; TWO DKL1VEKIKS CAKEFl'l, DltlVKHS 7 HOOVERIZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries ZJ u J in a maU town. - .