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Page Eight THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! 'I' awtr-V I llame iKniti-il the tiny sliaft. It ! r i a i - I: 4&W.WAVm- n ' burst into a vi-llow irlowr and ll ll I . J. IX 'V X ' "i ft il. .I V Vll I1 4 ot-a unreal. II I'll .f II X! Y Pubfrhcd by Arrangement with First National Picture. Inc, aad Frarit voZt.,.d.U-irr . ' ll VJ i I I I L.10VQ fronuttmni nr. - ..... MEN'S COLLAR-ATTACHED SHIRTS IN STRIPES AND CHECKED NOVELTIES 51.83 3 for ?3.00 WestenHaver & Style Leaders llama iunitiil the tiny sliaft, it burst into a yellow glow und sent Ihe shadows of the cabin leaning-. Joe JlcCiiBki)' uttered a cry. a scream. The flame was crushed in his puling and affaln the cabin was ink black. It remained as silent a before except lor a dry ratllint; of bn-alh in the elder brothers throat. "Wha what 'd you see?" the tyounffer one taHlK-'J. liolh. men were now fully awake, but. dixre- jlAI'I'KIl XUIl ftonliliued) f.Uler a time he oen.lste.l- Th,V Smi'" " "ulll"' " ! Iiltt II tl U lilt 1 1 In I u-.es.t X' ii a I Published by Arrangement with First National Picturci, Inc. and Frank ' .vjw u u h w kiuut, j . '1'here were oilier overflows un derfoot now, but the cold hud fro- jt . careful. ii inein ana ine Kolnf was R-ct-liiiK constantly bi tter. 'ihe snow was thin and in places the sleds slewed sidewlse nd the dogs ran on slack traces across Ions stretch es of bare glaro ice. It was while neKollatiiiK such a place us this 'Polcon was squalled lmiiun fashion over the blaze; he was Harms- fixedly into he flames, and an aboriKina! reticence had settled upon him. After a Ions time he answered: 'Mcbbc so I keel le tli't lf fell,..- I ili.nn ... 1 . that nock . .:-! ." " o ioiib one , vl oi is let- i mak -.umcr carelessness. ioret's dry moose-skin soles had a suro grip, hciise he never hesitated, but the Ii ulcnant's moccasins were like a pair of Hn shoes now and. without warnitiif. he lost his footing. Jit was runningswlftly at the mo melit; hu strove to save himself, to twist in midair, 'but he failed. oleon heard a cry of pain and dismay, so he halted his team and came strldlnir back, llock raised himself, then took u step, but fal tered and duns helplessly to the handlebars Jle bewail to curse furiously; he undertook to estimate. the extent of his injury, then ex plained; him clear dat hov I'llllllpS. Lu cent of you to tuke a chance like that for Pierce." Itock re. suined. -It's different with me; I have to do It. Just the same. 1 wouldn't care to follow those fel lows over the boundary. 1 don". think ou'd better try it." in spite of his suffcrlm.-. the lieutenant Tell into a doze; whether he slept ten j.ili) ul. M or an hour he never knew, but he awoke, Kroan Inir. to find llio blB woodsman still bulked over the camp-fire, still smoking, still sipping tea. Kock ale und diunk some more; au-aln he slept. l--or a second time lib; ricks. Iiy Heavens. .lometlilng broke." '1'oleon was solieitutis. I, i believe Jle s mm COLD FROSTS here last Tuesday .MKDICAi, KI'lU.VfiH fHpeelnl) -Mrs. Kale Mauley, who hits been Ht the mines above here.was called to Ul Grande Monday on account of the Illness of her daughler. Mr. anil Sirs. (Jcorire Koutli mo tored to Jji Grande Kunday on busini-ss, W. Jliiyes of lliinllnetnn spent several duys at .Medlral' Hprlnas this week visiting relatives and en pro- 10 Years Ago and Mis. Oscar Hopper returned from a visit to California, Ari zona and Utah. Travelers mill slay lit he s flint iiuullty and mod erate prices In o'lr , , LAKH S' I'I'IISDK . Hee'a window- full of gen uine i,i:a tiikii itishi:h ut pi-Ires so low you ' cun't re sist 'cm. Quality Guaranteed L. &L. Drug Co. frlnil. Know TM morrilni;- v lU tt Wllltll. wllO t'iltlHH ttrhool n-'iir Jtiiki-r. Hpint tin- w-k cm with IiIh niir nts hvro. Tliu W'-uthir lius lih-n 'i nit i co!'J hi'ff with heavy rroi at niht. 'J'ht furmcra have gutlir red tJu lr by ihf itnuw nr Ui'd unouyli tu buy Air. und M ri4, Clinrhv Alh-n of l.ukcr huv hci-n vMUhk hvr hI lr, Alrn. H. R olhy, anil fHinlly. i ucy. uiirnjlrd iho Jiullowe Mr. aim Mnt. I,, a. CJmmMer of Grande motured to Ah-dtcul Halnrday evt-niiiff lo alienU the pruKram. Mr. Mm. I,. R U'inC. inhoniiinif ut llukrr Mnn.i iv i.w.rn 3! tg. .Mr. und .Mrs. W'hliten ind mother. .Mrs. ilayi-s. were Kiinday afternoon trucsts of .Mr. and .Mrs I.. H. Wlnlh. C'lllil-ell ltilies Nerve Hunilay, after the muriiliitr church services at the school liillldlntT. the ladles served dinner In the basement of the ImiIMIiik. The Itev. and Mrs. firr lire visit Ing ul the inline-of .Mr. ami airs. John Vanorder. .Mrs. ,M. Mulone wilt hoiiso Kltest of Airs. .1. - Jxcllnedy Hie lirsl of Ihu week. George Moslcy Is hauling his grsln to North I'ow-der. ' My foot doubled under me and Jed discover M-X occu caine oown on it im a ton o as h.-for... t .i that the fellow would never satisfy hiinseif. Kvcnlually. however, the latt.T f.rntf.. ,.n.l I.. lamed l,l, lr. too. Jfs ,1,-m rt ! i ,.uv,: p.e,.arauos luoeassui . i sliould have slot an' nak you cluiige," said he. "We can t jsloli," itock L-roaned. "Ml -be all ritjhl as soon as " 'J'ho words inded in uuother explo.su The Northern Lights had flick ler. d out now; the empty sky wa.i I sprinkled with a million stars which glitter, d like scintillating oath as he strain nut hi, wi-.ht " wcul 'ruln the dome . , , , Ol upon I he injured member. Jttas- heaven; there were no sounds lihciuy poured from his lips as re- whatever to break laatedly he f led to force his foot I f!!''" "' Chiropractic adds years of life and life lo years i When' llie knovreiige"iif i this science beromes more j universal the hrnrli of ninny now hopelessly sles. I which, tuny be fniind In I "very ciMiimunlly. win acini . Illioli wltb hop,. ,( delight 1 and this blessed Influence will extend lo Hi- remote! 1 corners of the world nnrt , doivn I In ..null a e, n, : lions of tin- human race. "'Miopia, tie Adjustments I will do lor you what ll ha I done fr other. F. L. 1RIBE, D. C. Ph. C. Talnier (Jruduntu .en- llnlej lllilg. IMioun l"l.U' ! Office Hours: Ii lo U: 7 tu S i).)C 1 Qt. Pudding Pan NOV. 5 TO 11 29 c Special prices SMALL SIZE MEDIUM SIZE $4.50 $5.50 LARGE SIZE $6.50 fell A r "Wear-Ever" Aluminum uBKoastcr ORE. HAKDWARi: lo tarry him. Jle curtit d JiiiiiS l( for u uluiiKsy, hlundt-rin ana; Jit; .shoutid ul his doK;: lie- Bnt his hU d forward and lurchi-d ulont h- hind it, half isuppurtin liinis-lf. until 'I'ohon finally huiu-d liini. "It's no good mak' bud t'ing worse. M'uli-uV' the woodsman de clared. "Vou bus' him for Hiiro, un' ll'M no use Koin furd:r. H'io.io mt hbo we boil d ktltlt. i-h".'" "And lit th cut gi.t uway clean? Win n w hud 't-rii? Tin-y can'i oe a mile uht-ad. t.vt 'i-m slip bu iwccn our fln r;?" ravid the offi cer. "1 can't. I won't " "We nwk' Ji'l firu an' look him uv r dal loot. .Mr. 1 l ink ou dun wulk no more for two. Vrw week'." 'on go! 111 deputize you! C.et 'em. loiet. ifuiik! You can do it: I'll wait: (io ahi-ad!" The other nodded. "Sure, 1 can et 'em! 1 never have no doubt bout dat in de least, but il'n better we fix you eomror'ble." "They'll be arrows, 1 tell you over the JJne " I eunie pas dal place more n once pv twice" Ihe French t'un atima Krlniifd "un' I never seen it no J. Inc." He forced his compan ion to lower himself upon the ;led. men ftWiniK tt toward the rlver Ijunk. calling uiion IiIh own h-ad doK to follow. ( p and Into the heller of the Hpruce he drove the I'oliee biiiu; )itickly In; felled dry wood and klndh d u fire. TliLs took but a few uioim-ntH, but Itock was wet uitii hwiai und In conse(uiiice ; In- VkitH MhiM-rinif wretcln dly; Jil j teeth wen- chattering ei ll before Mhe blaz'- liud taken hold, 'i'oh oll contiuu' d to work with what speed 1 lie could, und in a surprLsitiKly ! short time ) ,ad built a tuiue. I wickiup ami itll.d t witli bonnlm. Thl don-, lie unhitched and f.-d Iml h tea iiiH. Hpread Hock'w ttb rp ilug hue, iiud'-r tin- bhelter, and ant a pail of miow lo melt. Iiy the llhl of Die fim hu examined the 'laiter'H Injury, hut could make llillle uf II. lor ulr.-.idy it wa.s badly MvuUeii and cei y iiianipulal ion eaus'ii i I h owner extreme pain. There were no remedies available; 1 there wa not even a i tse of Hiif lic ienl hi.e hi which lo bathn I he toot; heinc Toli oii contenled Jilni-m-ir by bnndiiKtiiK- H and iielpinti IiIh trail-mate into In d. Not Mince leaving Daw son Jiad llhei- man tabled ht iood. bul ihilr huiiK'T a Um nulhintr lo jlheir thirst. i;vn In this length t( lime their liudliH liad hhruiik, with. -red. niHdc their cloihin. and I for perhap.s an hour I hey look j lutns Kit(iiii dialiiinir ih- pail or lipid colllelU.s. Inder iutins icohl the hiiii.au bndy coimuim-.t il 'lf at a rapid rate. Once Jmv i on rued n h. if out it prej s upon ;iho.e d. ep-hidd-n fon cm which (naiiire hoi.U in r-ferve, mid th proi i hh of i ecu per, i lion waitn upon a riMiorai nn of a normal bataiu ot IIKllMuiC, Uoth III- ii were weliu d ilown t an arhlni;. nm-hlumre falinue, an-t as ih y Mil KulpiiiK hot wat'-r, ab sorbing he.il ikoii within and with in!, i heir muscles set and they fell i.h it their IiiijIm had turned to tone SH.E-R.R-Y.'S TODAY AM) TUESDAY Johnny Hines -In- The Speed Spook feixty Miles of Thrills to the .Minute. f'oinedv. "Oh, What A l lirf lint, em I U'l- ihlhk h I rn ) ImeiMi he first iii;iI er:iliij; I liet n H.HHimKeil, III' lllll llllKle t ;i. 1 .1 k WiiKm tli. - fill i,i,n the iilt ' "e lll- 'I III.- hot ine.i-e Up III tllelr )IUM Iiml U;lllUe, It With leltvl,; , ,.V 1 rilh,-el llelr iii.l-t'.i, k all, I uiimi, tl the ,i,ler lli'Mit h ( ill.. iloun with eeiliMiK '.'liiinithts iriuii the liliiekeneil ,ntl i h ll the t. ;i win. emit- the l-iewe.l mieth- r muhltni; luieketfiil. I;e k till I, nek fltllllll, I, lit It!-- iiioMineiit ,n,iH.,l linn ti l.nre hi. lei Hi 111 ii, ,i,i A, -l-.ilei.i, ,,,l, k , lli.ult- he -lu.nk hin Ii, nl. I 'Till ill! Ilt-hl." lie ,le,lU,e, MIoihI f.,r Ihe lllirht. Yen enll illll lint mil' liini- leu u.-iiii t ... "In r- .. nlj l, ,in -.,,,-,,n lit hln .ife iin.i n il, h. il iiKiiin iur tin teu.l.iii k t. I '-II' tier K'l h-'fnre loll ullllen ,f" "I lie hllnehi - Mueller I K, I H i ilrlnklir 'linn .- "I'hi i'll lU-ht," llei k lllinnlllle. .1. "Hi r ii lli ni e nf .. i Il,- ii.lii- ut- "I t- . I .n Iiy ,oi,-n. .t.i . IIIL- iMlt like tilts.-' en tliiiie firs' nit in. in tei'l him --ir i '.I.- ." Hi l-ii 111.- alnile 1 In, hill 11 1 Ihe ileuthlike for Ihe Arellc u-axles ure till hut lifeles. 'J liere I wjh no blnl-enlls. n0 sounds of in- neebi. not even the wliisier of run nlnK water, for llio river was loeke.l dei-p beneuth lis ley armor. "Vou got 'noiiKli wood lo Inf.' loni; tnni," '1'oleon declared. "If 1 don' come Inuk. dem Korty Milt i'oliee. Is sure lo plek you up." "i can jto in alone if I Imie to," the injured man declared. "Au re voir and yood luck." 1'oleon made no uttenil to hur ry hi tli-,-,1 learn; for several miles he plodded ulonir lieliind them, uuidlnK the,,, 0 rit'lit or left by a low-Hpoken word. Years before. In had roeked on Ihe bars of Ihis .stream: therefore lis landmarks were familiar lo him. and In spite of Hie darkness lie readily Id.-uti. fied them. In lime lie made out the monument markini; the Inter national llotindurv. and a short distance beyond that polnl lie un hitched his dot's, then tquk a car bine from hl.s sled and slipped it full of shells. .v,.xt I,,, removed Ills lush-rope, rolled It. and placed it in Ills pocket, arte,- which lie re sumed his journey alone. Occasionally he dimly irllhipscd deserted Cabins, ha hit j,t ioilS built 'V 'he KOld-dlftK' f" of either, days, l arel ully he tullowed Ihe all but ilidli'tliiKiilshiihle sled tracks ahead or him until lln-y swerved abruptly in toward Ihe bank. '. ller(. ,',. paused, pulled a milieu, and. mols lenini; " flliK'-r. held ll up to test I lie wind. Wliut tnnvi mcnl there was lo the nir wi-tin 'l (o salisfy li'm for. sl i by slep. I,,, moiinteil the steep slope until his head rl nally rose o,-r its cres'. Ayainst tile sky-line In- now made out u siiiall clearlnu: straining his eves. he could see the black K'liiare of a cabin wall. No Unlit shone from it. then lore he argued that men had .slipped and were asleep. Me had assumed Unit Ihev would not. could not, K' far beyond the Coiinditrv; , had piirnoselv al- lowe-l them siifticleiit time in w-hleli lo oiercome the rlist aHony of fiitliie and to fall asleep. I wondered apprehensively where they had put I heir dni;s. and If by any evil eh , lie.- the Mel askey teniii included all "outside" do or Ihe walchltil. harkiuu variety. (iiiiK'-i lv he st-pu .1 out. an, round thai Ihe mh.w mid' rtool xa" orf only the faintest, whisp.-r. I.Ike a shadow he stole closer to Un- liiil. keeping the Imperceptible night breeze in his taee. So noiseless was hi n itrttncli I that the tiled ilng. sniielv curled! aeh in its (inn deep le ,J of snow. ! dlil not hey hiiii. -yoiu- nialamilte.s I that are broken to harness apt bad ( walehdims at hist. until he! had melted Into the gin,,,!, beneath I the wide overhang iil.ove the cabin door did tin- first disturbance conic. Tln-n M!iiieihiuK started In to Hie and tin- silence was broken. '1'oleon saw that a catlMls sled, cover had been used lo curtain the door opening, and dining the in stant following Ihe alarm he brushed Ihe liii'iiaiilln aside and stepped Into Ihe piti h-blnck in terior. II hud In en a swiit maneuver, the result of l,i;httit,...ke de cision, and not so reckless as It appeared. He stood now wilh hi back lo the rough log w.,l. , i..r , ,. in Ills body taut, his ears strained for some smiiiil. some challenge. He had been prepared fr a sliol nut of the diukll.ss. ,t milium.- ii". Ills lungs were tilling w It h ! 88 first deep br. iill, of relief win n M h . pv on spok- : 1 B riiut you. i--.iiik"- 'I'ulenu r.--i m Ine.l flv-.l In l ,s tracks. IS "l-'rank:" Tin re was muliii lll'ii pause, then. "I-Yank:" ;M Knllow.-.l ,i rustle as of a bo lv I Hi iirnlng. then a statlle.l ,i,e in M answer. j "Was thai voir'- .,,. M ,, ; key's volee again .l. ni.i n.led. I ' .Me.' wtint H "W ' VOU Ollt.e ."' "I 'illside V I lieiud the rowing.1 e -in . leg new. Hear 'ein? I'll swear 1 MIW Hint flv ,lr...i " MHaskeys Winds ,11 1 ,,.! igalli the lnt.-,,r f ,. eatiln In- allle Sn-..ltev.. Who are you? What U'you want?" And then, when no an- - sjiiw., j OUIIIC- 'tliinjr." '1'oleon could hear I lie wretch moisten his ury lips; lie could pic ture both men sitting bolt upright In their slecpine-bags; he could feel Ihe terror that wiis creeping over litem. "Who'd you seeV" Frank; wltis li'Yed again. "K-soincthing big! Isight there! Uy fjod! .Something's in lien-:" Joe's tone wiu firmer now: nevertheless, fright still held liim motionless, paralysed. lie was siaring with blind eyes into the velvet blackness, and his flesh was rippling with a superstitious horror of that formless creature ho had glimpsed. What was It that had walked in out of the night and now crouched ready to spring'; .Nothing h ii intin, nothing natural. mat was sure. Mlnllar thuiighls raced madly iiiruugn his brothers brain, and ine lutier let forth a thin wall almost a sob. The sound set Joe into motion. Kwirtly but clumsily he rumbled through the dry grass with which Ids bunk was filled. Jle uttered a throaty curse, for he had laid his revolver by his side, right where his h nd would full upon it. w litre was the thing joes body turned rigid, his shaking fingers grew miff and use less, when out of the darkness came a sigh faint hut unmistak able: whence it issued, neither nrolm r could tell. With another shriek Prank -fell bad and burrowed Into his Sleep. Ins-hug. eilAITKIt -X1X Itouletta Kirliy spent an anxious and a thoughtful night. The more she dwell upon Ijiure's peculiar behavior the more it roused lier suspicions ud tlu u.oro ,,, t,, Justified 111 seeking nn Interview witli I'olon.-i f'avendlsh. H,e rose early, therefore, and wejit to I'oliee lieathiuarters. Two people were In the office when she entered, one a redcoat. evidently acting in sonic clerical raimcity: the other a girl whom IlollletUt had never seen. The col onel was cngugi d. so itouleltii w.-is told, und she sat down to wait. With furtive curiosity she began to study Ihis other young woman. It was plain that the latter was u privileged person, for she made herself perlectly at home and up piared lo be nol in the least chilled by Ihe official formality of her surroundings. She wandered rest lessly about the room, humming a tune under ller breath: she read justed the win. low-curtains to her liking; she idly thumbed the books upon the shelves; rinullv she perched herself upon the tabic in the midst of Ihe documents upon which the orrlcer was engaged, und began n low-voiced conversation wilh liini. Copy lor (bin column must , ls lo bj i:00 a. ni. IT I'AVS. It paya ono to watch the win dows of lllchardson's Art & Olfl Shop for the specials each week. See the large flower bowls with frog and three Holland Narcissus bulbs for 79 cents. H-s-lt November 1(1 last day to pay jour water rent without penalty. ll-7-:t SU'INU FKA.MLS. A new siock of beautiful swing frames lo fit i-v.-ry kind of photo just arrived at llicliardson's Art & Olfl Shcp. 11-!.. It P i November 10 last day to pay your water rent without penalty. ll-7-:t Stamped Scml-Maile Itonipcrs. While in discontinued patterns' inc. a good buy while they last. ! Norton's Kiddy Shop. 1 l-9.lt j November lo iasl day to payi your water rent wi Jiout .penalty. ! 11-7-21 i liildivn's IIomi Slxc S to t ' Itegular Sue cllcrs in discori- iinneu viiay color, to sell al 2 .-Norton s Kiddy Shop. Il-'j-lt covemiier 10 last day to pay your water rent without penally. 1 1-7- iii:Mi;.iiii;ii. hunday, Nuv. 15 -MoCo Snort ing clubs turkey shoot. 2-11-3-ct netnstltcliliMi, pleating, button boles, etc, Aorlon's KiuUy Shop. 10-14-tf November 111 last day to pay your wilier rent without penalty. . ll-7-2t Uuvkcr's (.'ash Grocery 4i.li St.. phono 4l'0-W. Prices rbrliL . 11-3-lm November 10 lust day to pay your water rent without penalty. ll-7-.'l When, eventually, the coniiuaii dant himself emerged from his sanctum, he paused tor a moment al his daughter's side; then he ap proached Koiiletla. Very brii-rly th,. latter made known Ihe reason of her presence, and the colonel nodded. "You did mile right in coming lure." he declared, "alld I'm sure his i this dunce-hall girl knows more llnyi .she has told. In fact, I was on the point or sending for her. Please wait until she arrives. Per haps we can straighten out this whole unpleasant nrfalr Informally. I'll ne.-d Phillips, too. Meanwhile, there's a friend ,,r yours inside." Slipping lo Hie inner door, he spoke lo some one, mill an Instant later Die Countess t'oiirteau came lorin. Uoulctlu had not si A X NOl N Cli.M KNT. I have derided to discontinue my prat-lice and take a rest, which is much needed to both Mrs. .Mayville and myself. All our property Is tor sale at very reasonable prices. Also all who are indebted lo us are reituestetl to come in and set tle or send their checks to us with in the next thirty duys. We thank the public lor the patronage shown us. llcspeclflllly yours. Dr. A. N. .Mayville. . ll-!i-3t Monday, November 9,-1925 j ft (VAT0V-WD . INSTITUTION-- t7LL DEPARTMENT STORE 106 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. , . New Coats Styles for Girls With Flares and Fur Trimming Styles in Girls' Coats must be up to the minute too. They are at this Store! ' Durable, attractive Winter Coats for .school girls are found here 'always when needed!: Made of bolivias and suede cloths. Trimmed cleverly.. Priced, Sizes 8 to 16 yean $6.90 to $14.75 This Store W ill Be Closed Armistice Day. the trustee at l.a Grande, Oregon not later than Hi o'clock A. M. on Saturday, the 12th day of l)e cetnher. Hia5. The trustee reserv ing the right to reject uny and ull bids. This properly Is offered for sale under and by virtue of the provisions of an order entered by Hie ltefcree in llankriiplcy In the above entitled matter on the 10th any or October, 1J25, and all are made subject to conflrnutio ine jieieree. ..... .... ,- , K..t,'..TL'C'KK'Y, : 1 rtiMce. J. 16, 23. 80-Hec, 7. Nov. niiiiin people, nro cussing J weather as if they hud a rlglu .""'"in 1.11(0 wiiiier. .VOTIt.'l-: OF SAI.K. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, trustee in bankruptcy f the eslotn of 11. c. Ijiird. bank rupt, does hereby off.-r for s:ile that certain reul estate described as follows, to-wil: The SWVl of the KK14 of Sec. !, Twp. ; South, llange 41, I-;. v. M., Wallowa coun ty. Oregon. . The said property lo be sold at private sale to the highest bidder on sealed bids lo be received by, now anil placed an arm about her shoulders. Hilda responded to this mark of sympathy with a weary smile. "Well, 1 had lo go through wilh It lo Ihe hitler end." she said, in a n the Count- . low- vol,-,. "11. ...ri ,n.i.. u in.-- ire 1011s 1 even tnul." veiling, she went swifllv lo her ,'r.. 1... 1 1 . at' - - '. 5saBaqssgaaBBtessas wmiuiiaixy hi s Safely 'SwMif Come lo Our Rlago IVpol at 1IIIJ Jefferson A to. All Stages Lcavo from Tbero Hall, I.FVKS I.A nilAXOE FOR Joscph-B A. - I P.M. -4 IM1 I-..M.J Strntiay. D A.,f. . 4:00 VM. linker J A.M. - 10:50 A.M. . nso P.M. . 4 l i .unilay It) A.M. . 4 P.M. l'rnillcton Dally 1 1 A.M. - -1:00 P.M. Depot Phono Mala 7tt Cleaning and Steaming and Remodeling Fur Trimmed Coats Wc have a special steam hoard for .stcami,, plush n k .7 rr r.I,H,d1WC gla2C the fur n,ake it fluffy like the day you boiiffht it. We also change the style of your last season's coat. Lome 111 and talk it over. Men's Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned, $1.50 WEAVER'S TAILORS, CLEANERS, DYERS, PRL'SSERS HAT REHLOCKING Phone Main 733 and wagon will call. 2 aSlESiniBlXBBllMMBlllM I Hooverized Valup Si ' i 3 former i-k.-r nuthh ni Lurk. .1. ht n ainttli.r tuonn nt )ta-I M U M M M N n H Rutabagas Very fine. 6 lbs Celery Hearts. 3 in bunch Fancy Larue Cauliflower, each Turnips Tender and sweet, 6 lbs. Carrots Tender and sweet, 6 lbs. New Chestnuts, 2 lbs Walnuts, No. 1 large, 2 lbs. Frehs Roasted Peanuts, 2 lbs. a,-,c ...2.-.C ..2r.c ..2.-.C ..2,-ic ..2.-c ..6.-c ..nc Soft Shell Almonds, 2 lbs. Our Seal Hour, 49-lb. sack Federation Hard Wheat Flour" Jlti 'f torn Meal, Yellow or White. 2 9-lb sacks " -.... , n0ie Mheat Flour. 9-lb. sack 4ilc , " ,v,,-u ,,em ''"'atoes. 100-lb. sack. S2.85 Luy your supply nowfu,',hcr atlvanccs w',rfo)Iow, .7.-.c .51.93 52.31 .....89c HOOVERIZED GROCERY -WllKlIt THE Tllllim- Timo,0-U GKANDire 1'IOXEEB LOWEB Hllce e TtlATAn sTw- mm . - FOOD STORE. MAIN 49. ;iteh -em t. n mile 1 , . wuiuu ft.UVfcltY mori it ks. dun' tiNtk' iiu hi. ;trut k l'T Mtiml nr tun it I I ' nun I 11. I l,"r I - 1 1 ' -I 1" III 1 "uwBwaonWBBaM nil" tl. en
