La Grande evening observer., May 11, 1925, Image 8

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THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Montlav, May 11, 1925.
V 'i j
; Dependable ;
THE STOKE FOU MEN
SNOW FULLS
AT THE PARK
THIO l'AKK (Kiii'cIhI). IIiMivyi
Bhowi-iH cunit; in tin- hint few duyn,
iml Krldiiy tiiornliiff about tlirre
ImhcH of hiiovv covered tin; ground
but tin nun eaumil lh hmow to
diHappcur. (Jrn Is growing won
derfully and tin iiewly-Heeile I
Kiain In hcKlnnliuf to Kprout al
ready. Mikh Ida 1 1 ti ii 1 1 -1-. having vlnll"d
Ith .Mr. I.ydia Vundeva liter. In
now vi.sif iiiK with "Aunt .Maud"
und her Klrla, Klva and Mary.
Ida In ImviiK, u r:nod thin hlUlmr
in the liiuunluiijf iilrkinj-r wild
flow (H.
Several iinplcrH from 1 laker und
THouHM'-t wen' on tin- creek Sun
day, They cauu'lit several nice
trout of tin ruin how variety.
A herd of dairy i'Oivh huh nio '-
i-d from llin Siunybrook 1'iiriii on
J.lttk' creek to tin- fiuniMu-r hear
Huart'TH of the Hull Dairy on
Catherine neck last wk. A Me.
. Taylor w ill have HiatK- of I lie
dairy. It la reported.
Cy Turner of Itljf Creek huh r
Vlfiitor here recently.
MImh tllenola Wanker of IIU
Creek vllt.d wltli the Vunord-r
family lust Sunday.
(ieui'Ke Mrl'owc will be dune
Heedlntr In a few days.
Sheepmen tin looKhnr over the
private puHturaKe in view of un.'-
Inir their heep In the near future
in tin lower piiMtureH.
Tiie men who wi-ro working for
the department of the interior
eiunped at the moutlt of Jilttle
Catherine below tlie J fit 1 1 run::h
have Kom Into the J taker dhi-
1 1 let . There It In reported tlu-y
will have a long Job ulieckliifr up
the old m et Ion linen,
Knrim-rti air talk tin; of Ktarl
Injr u poi.ioiiliuT raid on the goph
41 w hit h at e inakin-7 t heir ap
pearances In great numbers this
spring'
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FEED
Itolleil tints
lEolleil Imiley
Itnled bay
Whole corn
Oil eked coin
Whale wheat
Crm ko wheat
Mill fee.
Unity thick feet!
Oyster hi 1111
Cril
Htirp I,ny
Nfntrli fertl
Awk Our 1'rtrcH.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Phone Alain 799
Dutch Ship pern Look I'orwnut
To Itetter ItiHiicsH hi Diii'ojm
ItOTTKItl fA M, Holland (A I1)
A hIow churlm, of the Inh i'lialiou
al Kiuopejiii horizon, eonph-d with
a gradual Htnhillzatlon of ex
eiiane rateH und pionpi-etM of tin
t-x'-eutton of the J uwes plan en
hancing Hie buying power of ccn
t ral i; u top -an naiions, are men-
Honed oh fiivoi-ablc factor for HiIh
year In tin annual report of the
Netherlands Shipowners I'Vdcru
tinn, whieli controls 6&G vennelH, or
! 7 . per cent of the en tiro Jjutch
mercantile .murine.
l'or tin.- pri'H'-nt, however, th
eoudil bm of I Ih freight, market
linpos'-s extreme eeonomy, says
the reporl, w hlch points out that
fond k ii com pet it ion reiualiiH i
eeediiiKiy keen. Htileh, Amtrrleuu
and JOiikIIk) rates of pay for wo
men, uceordintf lo the report, un
t tit highest in th' world. They un
double Hie Herman or Jtollan rates,
und this explains why Hhlpn Hold to
the latter count rls beeause t hey
cannot lie in. Mb- to pay at home, can
be run at a good profit by their
new owneru.
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SCHOOL ENDS
AT PROMISE
Molm-lslH nuiy fjyniiiiillii.,- wilh th"lr i-oinnilif In tin- altch Hlioun
vlth thiy puzzlr. Itut tlH-li then-'a tin fc-VL-i'tlcal tu cuntiiUcr.
'rol-i'iulur Ifllllfllcs
JtltlDK' Hull CailtlDll.sly
,-iili.. y
n n di r
LMKMULb-
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dtpeml
To j can
upon us for cupnblo
Borvlco, no matter
what the cltr.um
Rtancen may be. Wc
shall tin pleaHed to
confer wit h you us
to details and thn
carry thein out.
Wo Hnderntiind.
Our Inviilhl tar
nl onr s-crxlcc,
freo of ehnice.
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SNODHIIAHM M
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llOlil.YWOOl), Col. (AI') A
story of a bit of uufilmed humor
that marked Hie product ion of u
motion picture here recently ts cir
culating about the studios.
A I -alio type U adlni? man wiih
cant for u role in a bull flslit. The
urt-mt wiih hull! was u special
handy exit for I he odor in case
the bull acted too realistically. i
'the actor was timid and didn't
relish the seems where he hud to
annoy the bull. He shied every
time tin bull even looked his way.
Klnally the 'director, nfter much
loss of time and film, became hrl
luted und exclainu'd: "Ho hoiiic
Ihintf, Show a little nerve."
"Hut whut ahull 1 do If the hull
ahowu mniie nerve too," phMiled (he
actor from behind the arena tfale.
".Mtiu like a cow and maybe he
will kiss you" was the rejoinder
of tin exasperated director.
linUiZOVIAI) 5:;. Wiiat 2 Horizontal is dolntr lu
1. See picture. picture.
10. I. ike. VlilM'K'Afj
I . i'olite w ord for aUilri.:iylu; 1 . Imprisoned.
man. '1, Hone.
I :t. Moving truck, I. Thread-like mark.
I . Father, To press. ,
!;". Kleclrllied parlich-. (i. At any tiim:. .
1 7. Hushed ahead of another car. V. Ma nuiaH ured.
.S. Sun. ::. llHleflnilc article. ,
II. I'reinoiiStiou. Ii. He in HoiiM-thiea u "jay."
-1 Jne tiling you can do in jail. 11. Then-fore.
A Norse ihyt holoy. ' Hiver In Italy. '
'I i. l-'mieral pile. I ft. Mow of t lie h' lld. '
7. To accoiupitsli, IS. Hoil on eye.
Measure ti urea. 2i. H e pi'-tme.
-'Ii. Kxcluimii Itfn of dingus!. --. See plei ure.
'mu 1-aiKe.u ib-. r. VI. Money or your Tine.
:i I . Kims of Ilashan coiuiuered by -ii. Hardi n toits.
Moses. :;i. To harden (as to bone)
:tL Hebrew word for lHity. :t;!. WainiliK1.
34. Hart or the :tr.. Kind.
Jnsieail. :;7. I.imb.
'.S. Itt so much. :i!i. To fly as a bird.
IH Nude. la. To satiate (one 11 Ik)i t In pris
l.'t. To weary of. on In enough).
Hi. Marin of oak. -II. Territory watched by a cop.
HI. I. h :id. 1 L 1'erson opposed to sound hlnr.
IS. l-'ourth note in a scale. 41. Sun cod.
I'l. (irain. i, Hrepo:ution of place.
fiO, Hevoui' il. 4!i. Correlative of cither.
Toward. l.M. Half an em.
I'ltOMIKK (Special). School!
closed hcrj lout Friday. Katurduy!
the school children und teachers!
enjoyed a picnic at I 'mm inc. The
hoys played bull and the other
children enffawd la various otln r
games. At noon a picnic lunh
was enjoyed, after which there
was a proprum, consisting: of
son irs, recitations, dialogues und
drills.
Miss Helen Mrown of Flora, and
Melvln Courtney came over for
the picnic Saturday.
('has. V. t'arpor and son, How
ard, went lo Wallowa Monday.
Miss Konfcc Courtney accom
panied by Until Hayes returned
to her honm at Troy Sunday.
There wui a party at .Mrs. OlUe
Smith's Saturday evening.
Mrs. Smith returned to Wallowa
Monday.
Walter Carper sold his pet be-ir
to Harry Wise of Muxville for
AI i s. Uert lo Ha rton of Fast
Grosiiutu, w us iiulte HI last Sun
day and Jr. 'iVnlJrook or Max
vllle was culled. She ts slow ly
recovering. , i
John Carter und Andrew Flesh
inan, uttentled the I'omona prunpe-
FIND
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Copy for this column Ditut bo
In by S;U0 m, m.
Card of Thanks.
Wo take this means of thanking
our many friends und neighbors
for the many floral offerings und
assistances during our late be
rouvement. Mr. und .Mrs. O. K. Cadt
5-ll-ltp and Family.
More good bargains in fine boxes
of stationery; something that Ik
hound to please you and that you
can feel you can well afford to buy
at Silverthorn - Wright's Family
Urug Store. G-l l-tl
llasrbnll Sunday
May 10. llaker vs. J.a Grande
high school ground."-' ' G-8-21
3Iarcclliug.
Momil Ueauty I'urlor.
l'honr
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AIM OF
III MM; KIICHIAS
W(KMi; INVLMOItS
I.ONIMIX (A V) Women ils in
veniors have applied for more pal
euls in HiiKlaml during I he luM
f w months than at any other pe
riod in history. Most of these de
vices art; labor saving machines for
use in the ordinary hoiiM-hold Yi'lt
Wu.shington'to Have
Concert Auditorium
For Unusual Music
WASIIINOTON (AH) A single
story sliucture where concerts f,.j,
luring the unusual in music are to
be given, is rising in Hie court yard
of Hit! famed congressional Li
brary. The rectangular building,
Hie gilt of Congrrsn of Mrs. Fred
eric ShurllllT Conlhlge of Hllls
llehl. Mass.. wilt seat ,M I persons.
Herbert Putnam, librarian of Con
gress, is or tlie opinion Ih-at the
programs lor Hk- auditorium wilt
be broadcast by radio. Music now
on I he shelves of Hie Congression
al Library for reference purposes
will be Included " Urn programs.
The ronduelor will have t.Dt'O.lMKi
pieces' from which (o S"lcel.
The auditorium is !.. nig reeled
under th. supervision of I avid
Lynn, architect o the Capitol, from
designs by Charles A. l'latt of New
consulting archil ect. Mrs
where there are no servants. t'folidge
Among them is an electrical dish ibut Hie
washing machine which will clean IMIIk und provided
the dislie.H of a family of 1 1! wilhiulof $jr.,((M) tinnuaJily
s original gin was JUa.nao.
atltled an rublitlonal $;tu.-
an endow inetit
Cmler her
a lew minutes at the coH of
of an Knglhdi penny.
One of the bv-t known HrKish
women mentors is Mrs. K. M. Itol
ttiii, member (,r a family of invent
ors and who recently organised a
Chile
plan, pii.ea will 'ie auanletl for
original composit lnn:i performed In
public for the first time tit eou
certs given under the auspices of
Hie Library o Congress.
Mr.j. Coolhlge se luiiii h.-r eon-
jrepiion of the mission of the audi
torium fiiie p ren ated in a letter, lu
which he wild:
"l have w l.die.J lo niMke prtslble.
com i Hoy which will maiiui
lalior salng ilevlceH. She l.i t
jrand niece of Sir Humphrey I a
who conceived Hie miner's nah-i
-.unp. toie o ner invcniioiis iUirough the Llhiarv of c.mgreHS,
a complete laundry which may be .the comnoslttnn nod i,eri'..n.u.n....
of music In ways which might oth
erwise be considered tot) uinUe o!
loo epetlftive to be oidlllurily 111) -d
ilukcn. Not Hi's alone, of course,
nor w il h u i"W to ei ravaganee
lor Ils own sake; but as an occa
sional possibility of giving prece
dence to considerations of 'iiialily
over those of tiuaiitity: lo artistic
operated by a housewife who hu.s
no maid, without getting jjo much
as i veil a drop of water on her firir
liUn.ls.
Many Things to Consider
In Iiuildinic a Residence
(I'onlimnd from l'aj-;e ti.)
I ,et me remind oil I hat t he
building o' a home i not witluml
ils trials and worries, but like Hit
M"iy hi modern fiction, the com
pletion brings its eompclisat lug
haipiniNs.
If ho auvcitlsrs H.
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be knows U'i
On Sick List
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ANITA STKWAIM' In
"Baree Son
Of Kazan"
A Love Kpic of llu I'ar Noilli
Do you like tiilos nf tlie Cinit Northwest, whoiv
dogs iiro dons? Then you'll rave over "I'.aree, Son
of Kiizaii."
I '
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Chi Inly Mathowtton, fav.cu! a ft
tnr pitcher with the tilanw yearn
mkii. and now pipsldont of the Hoa
ton National Leaituo e!uh. in iu.. w
rather than to economic vol lies;
and lo opportunity rather than to
experiment. , ( ,
"Kor I his reason, I believe that
advice should be sought from
broatlmlnded and disinlereslcd niu
aiciait.s. whether or not official
whether or not professional. Ami,
for the Name reason. I hope, that
I he audience may be chosen very
largely from those whose musical
taste and experience qualify them
to listen sincerely and appreciatively."
rinnu Now Heady.
riantH for porch boxes and bas
kets und outdoor planting. Geran
nl l.ntln IH.. IUI ,f h.. -l J.Oe,m, II'IUIIIHI
if f w,u.n;'n- "CO UIIU UII1UF IIOWLTH.
1... l.A.n ,,-.!(.. Ill II 1. ,..!,.... ' I l-,
Mm. Hallard. of V
Her
.MIhs Huby, came In last Thurs
day evening to care for her.
Mr. and Mm. Carl Griffith of
Muxville, attended the picnic at.
Promise Saturday and remained
over ut Obc Kwrurlnen'n until
Montlay. - Ohe and t'arl went fisii-
inff in the Grande Itonde river.
Truman I'outaon went to Ixistine
Monduy with some horses of
Chnrlt a Mof fit's which have been
on the raiiftro since early sprint?.
. Mr. Ituby moved bin" family in
from Knterprlse Sunday to the
V. H. Heseock place.
Tjc Williams, Keo Ken worthy
and Mr. Garrett assisted Mr. Huby
in moving.
Mm. Truman 1'oulson Is visit in
her mother, Mrs. Oho Sweitrlngen.
Itoy Ilr-ntierson in plowing for
Mr. Huby,
MIsh Oorothy Smit h, who has
been teaching school at l'ow w ni
l;a, became very ill with Inflam
matory rheumatism and they took
her to Hot Iake for treatment.
Xew TiiHTSjies Mnke Mllling
Of Low-Grade Ore rrofitahle
ourt Pmlcels Authors 1(
Against Jtmllo ltrtinilcatlng
SEATTLE (AI Ten years ago
mining eompunles had tu send ore
valipMl at $IU a ton or more to the
mill to receive a profit, but new
methods make It possible to mine
and mill ores ut a mimll fraction
of the former cost, Kulcon Joslin,
n Keattlu mlninq: operator, lias ex
plained the innovations.
"New milling methods permit
the working at a protlt of low
grade ores that are lo be found
throughout certain sections of the
l.'nitcd States in almost unlimited
t'lianlillea.' s;ild Mr. Joslln. "A
lurge irotd mining company oper
ating near Juneau. Alaska, is tak
ing out and mllltnt; gold ore ut a
net cost of 4'. cents a ton. ami ex
peels within a year to reduce the
I cost to 4ti cent; This demonstrates
(the practicability of working low
Jgrunde ores that have, not been
garded os worth development."
Spurious !vnmluntioii Aids
I'xldlel lu School ( lilltlreii
1M)U1.1 fAI) - Itroadeasling a
writer's poems, essays or other lit
erary productions is subject to the
same copyright proisloiv as irt
the publication of such works in
print, accord in g lo a decision of
1 he Merlin courts.
Gerharl ilauptin;;nn and Hugo
von Hot t'mannst hul. two of t he
her-: I Known aut hors of Germany,
filed suit against a lterlin radio
sending company lor broadcasting MANILA (AD Thousands of
their works without I heir permls- pupils in the public schools learned
.don and without paying the au- today that they had been deceived
I hois any royalties. by Jin enterprising former employ
In the case of 1 luupt iniiiin the of the bureau of education. He hud
court Issm d a preliminary injune-j prepared a set of iUestlons which
lion restraining Ihe radio concern j ho claimed to be those to be used
irt.m broadcasting his works. ltm the regular examinations at the
was understood that t lie tb-cision in j flow of the school year, and mild
(he llotmaiinslhal case was pend- tj,.-m in large numbers to pupils
lug iiaud would serve as a prece- for 1 T cents each.
dent. '1 he court uslaincd. Hot"
inanmt hal.
Sweden ut to '
l-Ves
die,
lioin liiulio l'ans
MTtM'KHMl.M (AC) -- Twelve
I" r cent of Sweden's entire popu
lation are now licensed radio fan.-,
the latest .statistics show, and since
Ihe police- have hecun for the first
time to round up illicit listeners
the demand tor official per mil
has urown by leaps and hounds. To
meet the expense of oferating the
public broadens! lug stations t he
deprtri meat of telephones and tele
graph, which has charge of the
counirv.i' radio sjsti-m, charges a
license fee of Jli.J.'i lt. eiu'h re
cehiiig set. ,l the b winning of
t!i'l onlv 4r:io Mich permits had j
i teen i.-tsio ii. out toiiay uie i iguru
is ahoiit Ti'.iioo.
I ly July I no et nm en t off tela Is
plan to have colli pie U tt the five
principal broadcast (ng stations at
SlticUlndm. Ma I tune, Gothenburg.
Siindsa!l and ltoden. all connect
ed bv wires tor retuv puriatses. und
so plated Thai cver pari of the
coiintrx will he enuatlv well served.
W hen the pupils w i nt into the
examination t hey discovered that
the uueslions were entirely differ
ent, from those w hich they had
purchased.
4'uloitui IllUles Students
I ni-
t 'OI.OC.N 1 1 ( A I ' t.'ologn
vei sily is preparing for au ex
change of students with American
universities. The faculty econom
ics end political science has insti
tuted the movement, which will be
Inaugurated with Huston and Wash
ing! tin rnlversltles. Students will
remain for two terms.
American firm will build a wa
terworks In Athens. Greece, this
being a fair return for her culture.
"Wonder If the former kaiser
Isn't hard at work w t iling Yon
Hindi nburg's inaugural address?
Kin.
tomato plants out of potf
Asters ready May 1st. Let us fil
your hanging buskels now. Cher
rys Florists. 4-IM-ti
1I In
6s
i..aii Main it tor cleaning, press
ing and alterations. Kxpert work
prompt service. The Wardrobe
under new management. 4--l-t
Kczoina rreseriplJoii.
wny Huner irom eczema or any
other Itching or itch when you) can
be relieved of all such troubles for
ific h bottle. Sold only by Silver-thorn-Wright's
Family Drug 'Store.
5-1 l-tl
Astrologer
Mrs. V, A. Hrilmeu, Jefferson ave
nue, corner Willow. J'hoiio 24S-J.
5-2-1 nip
Farm I.onn Low JUIes
Money to loan on improved
farms. Low mttts: prompt service.
H. 15. Uliion, La Grande, Oregon.
4-2'J-tf
Ilenistltcblng, rtenttnir. button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shoo,
19-1 4 -tl
Why not rid your scalp from
dandruff wid falling out of the
hair when you can do so for 7"c?
A bottle of Germicide and Dand
ruff Kradlcator sold only by Sliver-
t horn-Wright's Kumily Drug Store.
D-l 1-tf
Xnthe of Final Settlement.
NOT1 ( : K I S H F 1 1 1; H Y G 1 V V. N
that the undt raigm d, Albert H.
Hunter, as the administrator of the
estate of KlUu W. Hunter, deceas-
I, has filed his Final Account in
the Maid estate and the County
t'ourt has fixed Monday, June 1st,
PJJo. at the hour of IM:au a. in. u.
tl;e Court House in the city of La
Grande, I'nion County, Oregon, nr.
the time and place for hearing up
on the aald final account.
Albert It. Hunter
Administrator of (lie Kstute
of Klizu. W". Hunter, decease.!.
If. U. IHxon.
Attorney for Administrator.
Apr. S7-,Muy 4-1 1-IS-i?
ollee of Final M'tllcment.
Tit Tho County Court Of Cnion
County. Oregon
In the Matetr of the Kstalo
of C. F. Lehde. Deeensed.
Notice ia hereby gi en ihat Ihe
undersigned, administrator of tho
estate of C. F. Lehde, deceased, has
tiled in the County Court in tee.
Slate of Oregon, for 1'nlnn County,
his final account as administrator
of said Kslate, and that the :Mith
day of Muy, 1 !!-., at the hour o:
lt o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. at the County Court Kootn In
the Court House of said County,
has been fixed by the said court nt
Ihe time and place for hearing or
objections to said account and the
settlement thereof.
HAL HOHNKNKAMl
Administrator of the Kstate ot
C. F. Lehtle. Deceased.
K. U. II1NGO
Attorney for Administrator
April lJ-J0-7-May 4-1 1
Notice of Final Aevoniil.
Notice Is hereby given to all con
rned that Kate Fruitier, executrix
of the lust will or Aiinn M. Ste
vens, deceased, has filed ill the
County Court of t'uion County.
Oregon, her final account in the
57 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St;, La Grande, Ore.
English Broadcloth Shirts
Vat Dyed Means Fast Color
We pay more to have these shirts "Vat" dyed,
which makes them absolutely fast color; sun, tub
and perspiration proof.
Here are excellent values; fine quality broad
cloth; two-ply warp, finely made, cut full.
$2.98
Collar attached,
button flap
pocknt, single
cuff j alto neck
band with French
cuffi.
Full - length
center pleat;
ocean .pearl
and colors. tfi
Men's Solar Straws
PLEASING STYLES I'll ICED LOW
Just the litfht dimensions and proportions for
this season. They look well and are comfortable
fitting-. Some hats at these low prices!
Made with the genuine Don-Ton Ivy cushioned
fitting leather sweats. Fancy silk bands, extra
quality sateen linings.
Priced from
1.98
to
$4.50
Sec Them!
uilmlnistrntion of said fBliitt- Ul)'laml pliicc lor hciirlnff Hilrli iircount
said court Ikis si t TinH'Iny llio l.'hind till oliji rlinns (o Iho amr.
day of -May A. 1.. , 15if, lit th-! KA'I'K KllAZI Kit
foiinly Com t room Ip l.a Grande, i Executrix of thn last will
I. nton ( oiinty. Dri'ffon, at Hip liour
of two o'clork . in., lis 1 hi tinii-
Apr. U.
of Anna M. Slvvcns. died.
.'"-l'7-.la7 -l I.
comtm
i Baddtjs conihi&L wilh
Ik: my
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ffl iWoJb And ti,en hen you M
This delightful, lontf-lastln-
beneficial
refreshment ives
the penny a hlfeftgr
value .
ItV so cool and sweet
after smoking.
And dien when you
get home, how eager
the little folks are
for their Wrteleys.
I'll Pit lllh l 'tlUt,- 11 li:h WHY
.!t.lH t'Nlflll t'tmt
TALLAIIASSKK. I'hi. (AC) A
lri--t-M4l stui' ' si-ccni-siul hii;h
vu hftwci n Miimil aii'l iVnsiU'olu
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You arc always sure of gcttinjr these at La Grande's Most Complete Grocery.
"Where the Thrifty Throng"
Wc are reliably informed that sugar has reached the lowest price of the season,
now anticipated. Hooverized Trices:
5 Lb. Sack : $1.S) 50 Lb. Sack
100 Lb Sack sii.'M)
Advances are
....$3.9
New Shipment of Garden Seed also Alfalfa Seed Now in Stock
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