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Tuesday, August IS, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE FVENTNO OBSERVER
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COMPOSITION SOLE
WORK SHOES
$3.95
Again in Stock
Anny style and Pac
style shoes with soft
flexible uppers.
Men's Wear
1309 Adams Ave.
.n,.vr hi:ax, .Mr.
Lu Grande's Cash Stoic
For Men
IL II NEWS
SWIMMER IS
- COMPELLED TO
ABANDON TRIAL
' I ( "orit I tilled irom I'agu (Hie.) j
came ul a : 5 S thin uflernoon. She:
UijH forced to i"ir because the nit- I
UHrtl Of B'-.'l ir1f ncHH SV'H brought
on by swallowing i tin ul it Im of
wall viili'r, She had been in. trou-,
hl(- for un lintir hut Ionic couruire
friitii h'-r friends cheerful Imss.
HI- kept doggedly at licr task un
li( HlnsHiidflt nly turned in the wai
iif, pitln showniK tn tier, face. At
tendants then pulled her tn. I
Lii'io Lodges Have Picnic ,
Woodmen ciimpa and Itoyal Neigh
bors auxiliaries of Lane rountv
linlil n njcnlc nt Myers P"'1'
the. McKnzle river. Several liun
diri mended. ' A program of ad
iir.t kk s ii ml music, games and u
basket dinner wore feuturcn
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine tJm.
bmh local and Internal, and ha. br,
luccwful In the treatment of Catarrh
for over forty yeari. Sold by aU druw.f.
1. 1. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio
OF THE WEEK
WALLOWA. H-. (Hi elal)
fjeorg- Vernon and II. M. Derrick
it ml son. of I'Vcfwali-r Oregon,
arrived here tin- lust ol I lu: we. It
In search of woik. .They state
that tin- hulk of the liii rv. hi work
over Hie mountains has hi en tin
Ished, ami that v. ark on the faruin
Ih not very plentiful. Mr, Vernon
lived In the county some yearn ago,
moving to Krcewalcr about fight
years ago.
Tim linnet Ihdeshlng outfit from
Hnterpi ise tutu been threshing at
Thomas Scott n ranch In the hills
a few miles northeast of lit re, lor
Ihe past few days. Mr. Scull re
ports u yield oi I'idjut twenty-live
bushel per aero from his crop of
winter wheat.
Oscar Maxwell of Mlddlo Valley
wan busy working stuumerfallow
at (lie r, O. Couch run eh in lint
hfllH the Ui tOr part of the week.
Much of the Hiimmerfultow In this
Hi'ctton of tint country has beeoiim
very weedy while the farim-iH
have ln-tn lm.'iy at liarvi'Ht work.
The k roil ml app-aiH to liavn
ph-iily of inoislure and many' ex
pect lo eonitii'-iH'o 8'i-dliiK Mn lr
fall wheat an n ur as tin; lust or
the month tf posnlhle.
Thrt'Mhini? was d'-laycd a couph
of daH the liiHt Of tile wei-k hy
the heavy raiiiH which tell h'Ki
T!uu lay nlKltl ami Krlday. The
Hhocks of Ktain In the fieidn were
wet coiiHideruiily. howev-r, tho
mo'it of tit- hiiichincK were aid' to
coiniiien'-e t hi tJjin aKain Moii
ilay iiioi'itint;. Some of tliuse who
w ere eultiiiK w ith com hi in a wi-rc
able lu cut .Satui-iuy ulternoon and
Hunduy.
Ouane Lalhrep and MtH. K. I,,
llueker Of the PuiNllIp ('reck Bee
t Ion were vIhIIoih here the latter
p.irl tif ihc wi'K,
Mrn. John Couch ami daughters
Lrtla and May. of Leap, wero in
town'lhe lant of the week.
John Carper of I'ronMHe, wan a
lillKllieNM 'lt4itOr here til"' hiSl Of
lhl week.
John Ootid a farmer of tin- l'ro
iiile B-rtlon wan In town on tnm
ItieBH tht hint Of the week. Mr.
Omul HlalcH that he linn hln hay
all nnd that the rain was not
us heavy in that eellon of the
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country, an i( vvum in (he valhy.
L . A. M.ec'iae. ia In n tluimi
Home repair work un IiIm tnr kiiiii;:
outfit the pual lew daM, utnl
pei in to mart thn HhitiK in Middle
Valn-y, In about U WceK.
Many of tin; fainiciH in the val
h y have been buay putting "it
llieir K-coiid cuUmff ol uuall.i,
und bindliiK their Hinlin; Kiuin tltir
iitU tin- puat week, lite Kiatl)
rlpem d up qultu rapidly, and mu ii
binding in being done in it wi-k.
Jlenry Held, returned home
froli. Lntei pi ll.; the last ol 111'
week, In? Iium been there weveral
days tin- past week on jury duty.
He rcpurU that the Jury irMj4 Ine
cuae of Jou Clay lor the alioutniK
ol Hert llupkinti, here hint Ma, (u.
brought In a verdict of not guilty,
'ill 18 trial be in t held in tltu cir
cuit court tliL-ru Ihu luat of tlju
w cek.
I1'. A .Downing- und l'cter Knott
of Leap, were In the north wouos
hunting hoi se the IuhI ol lite
w eek. Mr. I lun iiini,' Hiarted hi
combine ut K. W. JleH.tett'M ranch
III Leap, during the p.i:U weeK.
H. U. Henderson and family of
Wallow' a Hpeut several daya Ihe
pant week at Mrs, J. U, (iaHtliin
Homer Kechtcl, Iium been ut Hot
Lake, the p:mt neve ml duyu re
ceiving metiicul treatment.
Mihh Mutgarut Kalaham, of tin;
Cove, has beull vlnilmg la r blhtcr
Mia. H. C, H.uriiirf, oi Alitbiio v-1-ley
or t lie paat tew w eei.H. M ,h
Kalalmui expects ( return Iiokh
the lant of Ihe week, aim recenily
returned from the Jiiawian Inlands
wheru uhc has been teaching fceh
uol lor tint past two years.
Jani'8 I teed hua tteen btitsy the
past few daya combining bin crop
ot winter wheat in tlie hilia unlit
of Lou line, und reports u yield ol
alighly bet it than thirty bush'-in
per ucrc, from a field of forty
told. .Many of thy farm em atate that
they have more amut in llo ir win
ter wheal in ihia aection than lor
u number of years. The amut is
Haiti to Iju culling a coiiHiderablc
ligun with the yiidd in many of
tile fields which were very buay,
Con.iiderablc front was reported
from various pacta of the country
Saturday night. It was not thou
gh! to be severe enough to damage
anything except some oT the ten
der variety ot garden. vegetbleH.
A conaiderable number of men
have arrivd here during (be paaf
lew day a looking for work being
finlahcd there, work haa become
aeiirre. Thin, condition la wel
comed by farmers in this county.
nn help has been very dfiticuit lo
get during the past three weeks.
It Is exjected that plenty of men
will be avlalble from now on.
THE COVERED WAGON
Yessr beueve aie amsIk wme4 we"ke ano"hect jccide I
ftis I'LL sIaYaT home - WhaT a SiGhT ihe Cat: Aauweeep win fLAtij
anp AE all gdveEep WiIh oS-Ts a sweeT LIFE - maWiepTo a man
WHOjEIPEA OF A 5WU VacaJTon I5"3 5EE HOW A1ANY diffEEmT Irafpic
y JJ. o riw V-V uui lvht-lui' wMjm - - -
' TT'lirl RATION-WIDE (Ti
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i LDEmimiErTORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
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! Four Floors of Fine
-Furniture
W. H. Bohncnkamp Co.
WHEAT CROP
THIS YEAR
NO LARGER
'ellnued from I'lurc
One.)
India anc) the I'nlted States. Con
dition r'.'poils from Kgypt, l-'ranet-anil
flei iimny Indicate Incn -u.-v d
cropH. . j
; A Ktiiilatical Interpreiiitinn of the
condition reports of these coun
tries, udtled to the official fore
casts received to dute, lw depart
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Sherry's
j Today and Tomorrow
The Vcntrilo(iiist
could thiow liin vnici' fioni In-hind dour;;.
The Dwarf
i could climb into locked places.
The Giant
had the .strenf'.th of a dozen mom
handed together in an Amazing I'urtncr.sliip
The Unholy
Three
Willi MAE IH SCH and MATT MOORE
Regular Prices
Lon Chaney
In His (' ica lest liole
1'iiisuinn a life of fantastic clime, three
men of the sideshow planned the most
aina.in;: job of their career!
Kut I hey reckoned w it hout ;i woman who
foujiht like a lijrress for the man she
loved.
What a thriller with Ion Chancy, the greatest
character actor of all time, in his crowning tri
umph as the cnti ilo(uist.
Comedy "Laugh That Oil"
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in- lit deelrires iinbcali s a crop of
'ma, noil in ii; t-ountrir eoin-
pared With l!..U;;;.onii,i:(Hl buslielK in
the .same countries hud year. Those
lt; coiinti'ieH acceuiit lor about 7f.
per ei-nl of lite world crop oiltaiiJc
of Uici.iia and liln i,
I'orct ats Suine.
Khould thoae forecala be borne
out. the department aas, it seems
likely that the world production of
wheat in the Northern Htutitsphei"
outside l:n siu will b- about the
wiiiie as last year. The outrun of
tilt; World's crop will be ollected,
of course, by production In the
Southern Hemisphere, but .taking
all those countries together, tltero
Is not likely to be any very great
Increase over production last year,
the department adds. The Im gt-nt
crop in the Southern Hemisphere
in recent tars was harvctid in
1 '.i '2 . amounting to 4 -4.0(H), ii'ni
bushels and the crop last year was
ICJ.IUlO.IIItU l.n; hels.
"It now hieins probable that
LilSMt will have titiiiie wbeut io
export, wheriiis last .ear she iut
porled wheal," the depart me lit
ajs. "Th.s change will add tionie
l lltcg to the woWd's supply of
wlie.it outside of LltSHia. At eager
report s from China indicate i md.
tb.c crop there is no Indter If is
good as last ye;ir. I'resent indie;'
tl.iea are, 1 iii l-i fore. thai the wor.tl
production of wheat may be about
the same as lust jear or a little
greater by as much u.s liusslu hits
10 CXiOl't.
Uepoi ( Slocks.
"To make t he world supply of
When ;,s l.n ge ;is l.t.-l eat , plO-
diMtion must b' cntoigh greater
than la-it 'ir to inak- n) t,,r re.
due. d Moel.s. Adhougli ;;lncks
lta e been ledor ed ill I portillg
cotintr.es lo a fow a point u.s e-
p.-e. , ( ;:r! ,. in (he eiil. it (JOW
S etn-s e 1. 1 nt t llii t I Ii a Ml y il
wheat in (.sporting countries and
afloat Is aiioul Vii.liuu.ueo nilsiieis
hs I hall at the siime time last
ear.
"Stocka ill L'tropt-mi ports, mills
and tnt.-rlor poin. are g. m-ialiy
t oorteil to ).' l,,w. Supplh'S iirc
It p. .t. -I tin l,e extrein- l iiofl 10
the OaiiMbe tta.-in. and bht ;t,n"'u.s
.; i r- orti I , in e.oi Hi w . ii . ; n Eu
rope. ' lie nil lease In the - crop
ill l.'urgpe. on the otliet ham I. will
i-'liice soon w ha! the Curopean d"
in a n,l lor w h a!, Con -I it ions us
I' porii d tu ilale liulit.it- , ihere-
H. i -. ! Ii it t Ms e.: r's sui.j.'y ol"
wh--at is l.keSy lo be fairly bal
iimiii Willi tto- wirld's available
Mippty last e,u."
The Con.lllioii of the Canadian
wheat crop as of July l mdic.it s
a production of nun. una busli-
els. jtctordiiig to a leh gram from
the holilMUiMl buiiJili ol Siati.slies
10 tin depaMiuent of a a ricul ' ure.
This is lOil.niia.tinii marc than the
ciop harvested lust c:ir.
notici: r sruiiiit
i (Mii.ci.ost m; i i.t t nov
N'ti'tec is h-i h nw t n that un
til r an.l tij ntiie of an tecutloil.
I. as- .1 i.pt.n an order of ,a!i' and
ilt'cc el I iM'ee i osil l . iiieh eeCU
liiui was IS-1H ,( out til Ihe Circuit
T'tirt .!" the SI tt Ol t 're.,.n fol
I 'n ion ConnH en the :' day of
.m;ii- t, I'il'.',, in u pioe- . -line th.-r.'-ui
entiM' l: Tin' t nitt ,1 S'aleS Na
tion ii I'.ank of l.a Ci iinde. t r gotl
a national hankltu; iis.-.n in I Ion.
11 a ni 1 1! i. irs.s I ti: rl t 'en it y and
. im Conlev. Island i tt Mercantile
iimt AlKlim; e.ui;pan. a ne-pora-inn.
nnd the I'tisi Nation il Hunk
til t'tiion, tinfoil, a national hank
icti' association, defendants, whore
in it W! a decrcc.l: t I That tht
:;;l,l ilaintttf hae uiui r--ecver id'
ami ironi t m .- ;. nd utts Hurl Con
lev ;:nd ei a Coalei . .nuntlv tud
st ffiirh. the sum of $ 1 rt.T.'.ti on,
with int'-ns! ar the rat-- ot S per
cent t- imp-'m i rem .lulv ::, i'i"r,
"it'll pai-1. ti;.- !-iim o; J l in n. fin as
i" f .nut os's and dis
burse!. i. -'it- t.ted at 5:s ii". and
that said -.inns were a - nod. atbl
end NUbststiiu- i:- n ninb r and by
Ml 'lie of a iimrtiiauc d.-enbed ill
th' coc..pii tat, upon lh-' hereinafter
de-et ilM .l m .i i-'v . the in n of said
tin'i b mi; ji f'tst li- n there-
; i .ii it the d fi n.la .t b-lund
C-.tv M- 1 1 a n ! ! e ;nd MHiiiin c-eni-I-l'v,
a eat pei alien. Ii is 0 ;,nd rc
,"er ef :nd trem the i!etend:in's
Luii Ciie ai.d 'tii Cvtai.-.-.. joint
ly ami severally, the sum of M.
;il',",.oii, wpll iiiicnsi at the rate
of a per cent per annum from July
L'.:, lUi'.'i, the sum ol $lim. uti us at
torney fees, and cos Is and disouce
m.iits taxed ut MO. so, and that
the said Hums were a giod, valid
and subsist I n lieu un.b r and by
virtue of the mortae described
in the answer and cross complaint
of said defendant island City Mer
cantile and Milling company, Ihe
lien of said mortgage beini; a sec
ond lien thereon; (:;) that Ihe tlc
I'endanl I-'irst National Hank of
I'nion, Oreifon, recover of untl
from the deiendants Iturl Conlcy
und Vera Con icy, jointly ami sev
erally, the tin m of !:.'. Ifl), with In
terest thereon nt the rate of h per
cent per uiinum from Juiy l.iJa.
together with .$73. (Hi attorney tees,
and costs and disbursements tased
at $ la. (HI. and that said sums were
a good, valid and subsisting lien
under untl by virtue of the niort
Kitm' described In the nnswi'i and
cross complaint of said defendant
l-irst National Hank of I'nion, t lie
lien of said nioiii K1' being a third
lien t hereon ; 1 1 ) t hat tnc said
mor'Kag' s be foreclosed, end the
hinds therein und hereinafter de
scribed sold upon foreclosure ex
ecution subject onlto redemption
by delcildalil:; Hurl t 'oille and
Vera. Conlcy; I will, on Saliirdav,
the nth duy of September, I'.rj:,, at
the hour of two o'clock 1'. M. ut
the iront door of the court house
in La (Irande, I'nion County, Ore
gon, In obedience to said directions,
sell, suhjt ct lo redemption, o the
hlf;iicst und best bidder tor cash,
the hereinafter described real
property, or so much thereof us
may be necessary to satisiy t'.u- ac
cruing costs of Ihe undersigned
sheriff in making said sal". Hie
costs, disbursements, attorney fees,
principal and interest of the Judg
ment of the said pHinllff The
Cnited States National Hank of Lu
(irande, Oregon, and the like sums
decreed In favor of the defendants
Island City Mercantile untl Milling
I'ompuuv, a corporation, and Kits!
National Hank of I'nion. Oregon, a
national ban king association, in the
o i dec named, and the over pi us. if
any there be. Mir the said d"tend-
uits tiurl Vonley and V ra Conlcy,
their heirs and assigns.
The property aitove ref"rred to,
a nd also described in said cecu
tion. ia described as follows:
The Southwest quarter (SW'i)
of Section Ja; the Must half o 1 in
Soul hen 1 ti i:rter ( K SM '-j ol
Section ": the N"irthwi-st unu'der
(N'U. the Northeast (iiarter of
the Northeast quarter (NMi
M t ; Lie South h;ilf of 1b"
North. ust nuarter (Sii-NMl oi
Seci ion Northwest qua i ter
iW'() tq Section ::ii. all in Town
diip 'J South, Hnnge lOast of the
Willamette Meridian, and the
N'ortheust quarter of the North
west quarter N K i V 4 and the
N'orthwe.st i,ti::rter .,f the Norih-'ast
inart'T i N W '( N V. 1 , ) of Sec; ion
Townshit 3 South. Lanue 4 0 l-aist
of t he Willamette Meridian, eon
atnitur. accni.lnig to the Cnited
States Cos eminent Survey, 7 HU
acres, more or le.-H. Al.so all thai
portion of the Northeast quarter of
I i 1 1 Northeast quarter ( NM Vi NK ! 1
of Section II, and the North half of
the Northwest quarter (NVjNWU)
of Section 5, nil In Township 3
South, ltange 10 Mast of the Wil
lamette Meridian, lying" North nnd
West of the Grande itonde Iliver.
containing SO acres, more or less,
all in I'nioii County, Oregon.
Hated and first published this
7 tii day of August, liti'fi.
JMSSK HKKSI! MA HS.
Sheriff of I'nion County, Oregon.
Auij. 7-14-lil-28-Sept. 4.
School Suits For Boys
IN PLAIN AND MIXED COLORS
Reliable Quality Shirts
for school wear. Our New
York buyers have carefully
anticipated high - gradt:
Suits of good wearing ma
terials. These suits arc made of
cassimeros and worsteds in
plain, checks and over
plaids. Shown in powd'sr
blue, greys and browns.
We want yon 'o
these suits for school. You
will like them, ou vi,l
like the values and low
prices.
$22.50 - 52-1.73
$27.50
I!oys'
SCHOOL OXFORDS
1mv Fi.iced
S'linly 'iNfonlK fur school.
.Miiilii of fin- nuu.ily culf
tiliill, wt'lt HOll-s, rllbli'T tr,i
Jit.ta ; hlack, conlovun tui'l
tan; at tills tow price rangi',
2.98 to $1.30
Young Men's
OXFORDS
For School Wear
Von will find these Ox
fords well made of excel
hut quality calfskin without;
tun sobs, welts and rubber
tap on heels. Shown In
black, brown and Un. Our
low prices ,
$3.98 to $5.90
Notice to Creditors
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy l'"" ('oluiini must
he In by (LOU a. m.
; Notice is hereby given that the
County Court of I'nion tlounly.
Oregon, has duly appointed the
. undersigned executors of the last
will and testament und estate of
C. C. Scroggin. deceased, and that
all persons hnving claims uKainst
said tsituto arc hcrel-y required to
present the sume In writing, duly
verified, with proper vouchers, to
tht; undersigned at Cnifd Suites
National Hank, or at the office of
Cochran & Mberhard. their tior
. nevs. both in La Orandc. I'nion
Cotmtv. Oregon, within sic months
from Hpj first publication of this
not ice.
j Hated and first published this
31M day of July, 1U26(
I T. J. SCltOUGtN,
( JAM MS KOI t II MST SCIIOHCIN.
I Mxccutors of Ihe last will Und tes
tament and estate of C. C. Scrog
i gin. dee. a.-:ed
ICtiCHItAN KHIdtllAlto,
Attornms for Mxecutors
Inly itl-Aug i-H-:,!-'.'!i
rule sheet of the
classes.
contest ami
S-lS-lt
i 'oa ted tongue, bad breath,
headaches, pimples, bad blood are
nn Hire's danger signals MOLLIS
THUS OOId)MN Ni-CCMl' TAIL
LMTS removes the cause carry
ing off the poisons from the Live,
Kidneys und Itowcls results gur
unteetl. Silvert horn -Wright ; M:iy.
field & Farrell, Mnterprtse. AdV,
1'HTI Hi; CLASS.
All thus" wish ng to attend the
riAiw in "The Art of I'. dure Tak-
ing" W'etlnestlay evening w ill call
up Itivhartison. "The An (r;ii." .a
j his shop not later ihail W- dm s lav
I noon. S-ls-lt
Ilcmstllcbliri. pleat n r, bittloii
f holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Miop.
They get action and g- t it q'tj.-K
- JH m.LIS I !'!;'S CUL'"'V VCH.
C.MT TAHLMTS- en at for Head
aches and Constipation, S.lver-thorn-Wright;
-iaylicld i: i-'aiiell,
Mntei prise. Adv.
notici;.
I Hi Ihe County ( 'ourt of I'nion
! County. Oregon. In I'robule.
j In the matn-r of Hie estate of
j Mi la C. I'.ichanlson. deceased.
j Nttice is h'ieity given thai Ihe
! undersigned has by Hie County
Court ot I'nion comUv. Oregon.
j been appointed executor of the
estate (, i;na C. Itichurdson. d-
ceased and has qualified
I All persons having claims against
j sa id csLiic ;( hereby - riot ifierl to
jpnsviit the same ' with proper
touchers lo me at the I Jt (Irande
j National bank of La (irande. Ore-
41 n. within six months trom the
late hereof.
Hated nnd first published. July
:4th. n.:';..
V1NCKNT TALMMH.
Mxecutor.
C II. MINN,
Attorney.
Inly 24-KI-AirK. 7-M-21.
. Ijiiw Xeeils .More Money
SALMM, Ore, The purpose of
the so-culled" Americanization law
enacted at the lust Session of the
legislature probably will be de
feated through (in erkon lu (lie
u.u!n?r of tnc act which rcdurcd
the original ' appropriation from
JH'Mmi a year to $aao for the
years 1825 and 'Ji'Q.
Memtiera of the Americjinlxullon
commit tee, appointed under the
law, si id this amount of money
would not be sufficient to employ
a secretary and would leave notli
ine to del ray the expenses of roit
dueting ihu office,
Tim attorney-general will be re
onested to irlvn a legal opinion.
Hemstitching, plcaiimi, button
holes, etc, .Norton';, Kiddy Shop.
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ricn nr. tahisc H!m:ovi;s
A noticeable chalice i. ward bet
ter picture taking is b'-mi; s--en
through Hie etuni.H ,, Huiiaiiisou.
The Art Man," who is conduet
Mtg classes in "The Ait n1' 1'ieliH"
Taking, and al. o a pri.e contest
for (be best vb w lali-n in I nion
and Wallowa county. Call ai K'lej;
anl.'ion's Art & Oift Shop for a
w a N T E u
Insurance agent- to retirement
one of the large old line rtii
i' inii Asets. JOU.iHMl.Oaii.tnl.
low cost premium rate. Llheiu!
con! ract. Ins-11 a lice exiienenn
n-i n-'cessary. Mxncricuced niitn
pi efci red.
Address X, care Observer
eta
They R-t action nnd gel ft
quiet; 1KJLLIST MIl'S C.OLHMN
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Ib'a.'aches anil Constipation. Sib
v.-rtho-n-Wright: Mayficld & I'ar
rell, laiterprlse. Adv.
Link's Business College
AMI Sl:t liin.Mtl.M, M-HOOt,
Boise, Idaho
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the market every sack satisfies it's guaranteed- You should lav in a sunplv now Vc advise
our customers to place their orders, while we have the old wheat flour and take this tin- Iiok
out for higher priced flour without further waininir. Special quantity price on 4 sack lots.
10-Lli. SACK 21-LB. SACK 19-LB. SACK 1 SACK LOTS
EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES Those fine, smooth, heavy pack tomatoes, 2Mb. box 81c
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