! . ,. -.Friday, January 1, 1!)2(.
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TITE TTTV GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
, r.'iTC Seven
Local News In Brief
IGrunde this morning fron Pcnd-
) leton. Miss nitKiutiMHcii hus been
visiting hp ' Pendleton fon several i
days with Mm. Kit-Id, Mrs. Field
will spend tht week end in 1a j
Grande ut the It aHriuiH.se n home, j
COMING EVENTS.
June 0, 10, II Vnion Llvi'stock
show nt Liiion, Ore.
pierw I'm- Treat mi i its
10. G. Hovcry is hero from Boise,
Iilu., iM In Ijx. Grando for a few
,dau,ys having medical treatments.
;SMnt Dad Here
'j Airs. 1). K. Thrasher spent yes
terday in ("Iran do en route to
Portland from Hakor.
Vislllim Her Mother
Mrs. .1. W. Gibson went to Wul
Walla, Wash., lust. nlglrt. lo
Jbpend New yeer'.s day with lier
'.mother.
; visiting in city
I J Miss 'I'. VV. Kckles, of HoLso,
i jjduho, is vi.slting i" La Oraiide il
-fgueHt, of Miss .laeohy. She' will
relurn to Hoi.se over the week
t'h :
'Hem from lndeficiideucc
) J. C. Slapli-ton. is :l gue.sl, ul the
Ti. C. Kreueh home hero. Mr.
Hiaplelun Is from I adept ndeuW
' Oregon.
Endeavor. Mr. - lUce went to
Portland, whr he will attend a
state Cristlun Kndeavor executive
meeting to ho held there January
2 und S.
It el urns to lnihler
After visiting yesterday and Inst
night in Grando A. VL An
drews returned, to his home ut
holder this morning'.
At Island City
Mrs. Chas. "Volswtnkler and
daughter, Vivian, went to Island
city this mornlnir to spend tho
day wit h relatives.
Attended Brother's l-'niiernl
Mr.s. J)on Thrasher was In &
firando lust night on her way
home, to Portland from Duker,
Ore., where ah ft was called for the
funeral of her brother.
Spends Holiday With. Husband
Mis. Hoy Hnrtcnhowcr is here
from her home nt Caldwell, Ida,,
lo spend the holiday' with her
husband, who Is contractor, for
Ithe work on the. now city-disposal
plant. . 1 ,. '.. , ' j.
Home to Hood Hiver
lrs. C. 1. I'ieree, who has been
! visiting relatives at enterprise for
four months, slopped in J,a (iran
de last night on her way homo to
Hood Hiver.
fining Hack to Portland - s
Mrs. O, V. M. Jameson spent
lasi night at Hie Sonrmer . hotel,
stopping, hero en route from Hak
where she has been visiting,
to Portland, where. she makes
her home.- . -,(
I Will Leave .Tomorrow
. i Miss Mary Wheeler will leave
Goiufr to Portland , : La Grando tomorrow after visit-
Mr. and Mrs. George. Wykoff, ling during the holidays in 1a.
who for the past year have made (Grande at the home of her par
their home in l.a Grande, Ict't cnis, Miss Wheeler Is attending
lust night for Portland, where, the Washington Kluto Normal
jiyiey expect to reside. - - J school ut Cheny, Washington.
llcturiitNp thU livening- j
,J. T. lAjngfeilow, city school!
superintendent, returned to his !
home in la Grunde this morning i
ufter attending the annual con
vention of the Oregon State Tea
chers ussoclutlou in Portland !
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week, ,
To Iinbker for N?w Year's
Mr. ami Mrs. Kherwood V1I
Mums,, and daughters, llehn and;
Jean, aro spending New Year's at
Imhlcr at tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs, Cloy Jfox. Mr. ami Mrs. Wil
liams have spent every New
Year's duny for the past ten
Year's day for the paast ten
Kox.
BUSINESS
OUTLOOK IS
OPTIMISTIC!
(ffntlnnd from Psge Ono.)
Itoadmaster is Hen-
& E. H. Huskltt, of Pendleton, 1s
here on business- for the O.-W. H.
A M., of which he is road mast or.
Is refflfitfrred at the Hotel Kol-
Jn Poi-tland for Christmas
, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Hyers and
little daughter. Kuth, returned to
fthelrrfhoim' in l.a Grande the first
I -of the w;;k after spending Christ
inas in Port Hind with relatives.
Able to Kit Vp
f: Miss Carrie Hunter, who has
iheen 111 for several weeks, "is liii
jjproving. She is able to sit up lo
idav. Mlss Hunter lives ut Island
rlty- -
Jli-om linker for-the Dnncc
k Miss JanneHe. ('ole, Orla Moody
iUnd C l-'eifguson s were in the
'crowd of Ha'ker yoimg people who
jinotored to J.a Grande for the It.
-jof L. W, and K. dance last night.
lrfnve TomoiTow Night
Miss Helen Williams will leave
T,a Grande tomorrow night for
Eugene, where she is a student
at the Cniveivdty of Oregon.
Mh's Willtnms luis been visiting
her parents in J.u Grande during
the holidays.
sale heads anticipate an lneren.sed I
volume of business from the eoun- 1
t ry. !
In a number'of cases, it up.
pears, business this year faced the
second months with a serious
handlca p to overcome. Spring
sales dropped below the mark. the
merchants' had confidently expect
ed them to attain.
' Autumn IttislnesK Heavy
Hut this fall, the selling figures
soared again. One of the leading
department stores reports the
greatest auiumn . business in its
history. 1
Christmas sales rase lo flood
tide, in every .store -in town. Jt
was this .unprecedented holiday
buying that swelled the year's to
tals to such gratifying dimensions.
Quickened holiday sales reflect
the smiles of better ' fortune.
Not only aro people spending
more money, but more people
have money to spend, as attested
by the multiplying sales slips. : I
Several factors contribute, to 1he
growing number of customers. I
The opening of the Mt. Emily
l-nmber company's mills has
drawn scores of new citizens
Went to linker
Mr. und Mrs. Melvln Handy and
two children. Norma und lluddy,
went to 'linker this morning,
where they will visit until tomor
row night with Mrs, Hnndy's mo
ther, Mrs. Schultz," who lives
there.
Guard Yourself
Against Colds!
Emulsion
of
Cod Liver
H
m
Oil
IPs a splendid food tonic
that will enrich your blood,
and ulthough it contains a
large percentage' of Puie
Norwegian Cod T.ivcr OH, it
Is so pleasantly flavored Hint
It Is easy to take. Especial
ly good' in the treutment of
general deblllly and loss o?
. flesh. ' . ' . .
Glass Drugs
La Grande, Oregon
JS'OISEMAKERS
GREET 1926
AT MIDNIGHT
(Continued from Page On.)
mldnlKht signaled a riot
1 mi ii I ball.
jof gayely.
! Even the country club dancers,
: enjoying their farewell party, at
it hp clubhouse wheiv so. many of
society's best times have been
'stuged, laid aside the remaining re
( stralnts of formality' and romped
when the whistles unnounced the
! arrival of the new year,
i In strange contrast to this roll-
j ieking throng, the other
t the cltisenry passed the
JIMMY WALKER fate of the move of the taxpajirt
TAK'VVS nPriri? 1,'a'1"' to fwtiW It. H. Kox. mayw
(Continued from Page One.)
not until I S i S , when consolidation
mini the city eonuellmen. rests m
Ids decision.
Louis Hennett, elty recordi
ugninnt whom an alternative v H
with nearby communities was af-iof mandamus has been entered t
or
feeted. that the tlrst mayor
tireater New York was elected.
Mayor Walker's father was an
Immigrant from In land, and as u
district leader hnenme
the lute Charles Murphy
many leader. "Hilt" Walker, as he
was known on the West Side, was
an alderman when "Jimmy" was a
boy of seven. He was a prosperous
lumber dealt' i. He later served
half of two terms lu 'the state assembly.
-waiting Young Walker attended l.aSuile
lulling hliu to call the election or
show cause for his ref itnl t" u,
.;u, late yesterday luul not 1U'U I
any answer to the writ, or in it-:
friend of rated what form his responsii v til
Pam-itaUe. Hennett may either file jin
answer on the merits of the cit-o,
or enter a demurrer ((ncstl'iiit'ia
lite sufficiency of tho petition lor,
a writ of mandamus. I
hours in solemn contemplation of college and then St. Erancls Xav
the year that had passed and ler, and later entered New York
thoughtful preparation for-the one ,uw M.iool where he studied three
lo come. yearn. Ho hail starred In school
Many Watch Parties
There were watch parties
In
at htetics and one season played
WOMAN'S GARB
IS GAINING IN
- IJEAUTY,GRACE
(Continued from Pago One.)
so smart. Many pretty gowns of
velvet and cut velvet are aeon, es
pecially among the matrons.
It Is very neeessnry to have n
clever handkerchief to harmonlxo
with one's dress. These tiny
'kerchiefs are very dainty and are
usually trimmed with lace, hand
painted or embroidered. Heads
ere ulwnys found with the. dresses
withe plain neck lines, and pearls
are among the favorite. There Is
esualiy mere than one strand to
u neck-lace or , several separate
pendents uttiichcd to one strand.
Pumps with buckles of rhlnestono
ilhc majority of the. churchesi and
j a watchnlght service In the Salva
tion Army hall. I,ed by the uni
formed Workers of that, nrgnntxn
; Hon, a crowd of men women and
; children saw tho old year out to
'the rhythm of gospel hymns and
fervored I csl i monies to salvation.
I Claude. C. Pratt, wllh his long
j necked banjo swung across his
ibroad chest, and the pev. E. I,,
Johnson, a former Methodist, mln
' Istcr, kept religious enthusiasm
it high pitch.
Pining a social Interim between
the two devotlonanls, Ensign and 1 piny
Mrs. J. C. Harker served .coffee , Ki:i.r,
nnu stacKS or sugary donghlnuts. I
A joint service attracted Chrlsl-J
Ian Kndiwvorers of the Presby
terian ami Christian faiths lo ihe'
church of the la I ler, -where Hal-
las i . loiee, oi iMiiion, state, liehi
eve message, (lames and music
In charge of the entertaining so
ciety helped to pass the hours.
' Young people of the l-'lrst M.
E.. the Methodist church south.
the Nasiarenn. the laithcrnn and
(Hcmi-pro baseball with a Hoboken
St HE HATHIJ POPPLAH.
many more a.s the hulustrv
pands to its rapacity.
Outlook Seems Ititsy
The rent estate husiniws, which
for several months has lagged
'listlessly, is already responding to
Mho incrcHaed demand for homes
. I for these Incoming residents.
Arrived Aeslerday (Farm sales, the realtors fell con-
Tho Hev. C. V. Dunn arrived in Uuwut, will look up now that
T,a Grando yesterday from New-.crons and prices have taken on
berg, Oregon. Mr.Dunn will be ' hritrhior nnln
wuiuiNier oi me nrihiian cjiurcn
are popular. Hose are , selected
l.u Grande ami will attract a Broat ! "'T W". ',"
ptimps, whatever that may be. If
the pumps have buckles of sllv
Jxl't.thiA Morning -' .
$i "MO-h Helen Mnlir "roturne in
V'hifi- atmorf.-Washington this
orning, where she is making her
iom; with her .sister and brother-
a-law. Hr. and Mrs. Owlghf Klo-
J ster, this winter and at tending
school.
f:Ne
here and will give his first ser
mon Sunday morning. His family
i will come to I -a Grande later and
flhey will make this city their.
Phonic. ' . 1 .
team
Eor a while, he held a secretarial
position in uu accounting concern;
later he was a member of a com
pany launching an ill-dcstiucd sub
wny project to go under the East
Itlver lo Hrooklyn, I hen u sepa
rate iuunelialily, - '
Kong writing was a hobby. His
flair lor Ihe stage led Walker to
an association with members of. 1
"Tin Pan Alley," many of whom '
he knows intimately today, lie Is ;
a pianist of ability and for n while)
I the. piano on the vaudeville j
l
One of his lyrics was set to tune,
by Ernest Hall, the song composer,
and achieved something of a hil
as Ihe song, "Will You I ,ove Me
in December as You Do In May?"
Walker was elected lo Hie assem
bly ut Albany in linn), taking tho
name, seat representing his homo
district that his falher had held be
fore him, In l'.Ha, he married
Janet Allen, a childhood sweet-
ASTOUIA. Ore. Surf huthhig In
the Pacific ocean has beeomo a
popular although somewhat au is
uu! sport at Clatsop beaches und
during the past week a in mi he r
of bathers have been eninyhig
ocean dips each day. Kehuidne
bathers are In the majority.
Holels ut Seaside ami fiejirhurt
report a large number of rn-.urvnf
Hons for New Year's week-cud'
recetvejj
-Vj,-.
MEN'S FLANNEL
BLAZERS
$3.29
(;"M, fl)rlu. wimiI rianiiiil
!; Itliuyrs, .111 full an. I
rntnny. Knit IhiikI Mt.
' . Inn iX'k-lK; tin. (-.
M mi) ir, anil llii-k.
Itnvu mill hint l(. in,, ami
f llln'k. Iiilil mill plain -
kunkl.
An rv-iil(iiin lahic nt
; r i- . $3.29
and word bus he
many cottages will be
opeip
the Haptlst congregation gathered I "eart. Tho same year he was ad
and
milled to the New York bar
became successful as a lawyer.
Kor five, years, Walker sat In
the assembly. ; In , Hi 1,4, ho wua
elected to the sennte, where from
l!)2(t until his resignation to us-
Heturns t The Dalle.- -
After visiting in Ha Grande for
several days Miss Dorothy Denny
has returned to her home at The
I Dalles, Oregon. After two days
there with her parents she wilt
go on to Portland to . resume her
studies at t lie Northwestern Hus
iness college.
Tn the . Implement business,
which mlfcht almost be termed the
pulse of agricultural conditions.
Sales are showing more life than
they had in the -pnsl five years.
The farmers, no the. hardware
dealers says, had been driven to
the closest economy in- their ex
penditures for machinery, so th.1t
llliuf lll'HB fl, 4 1, -,,...1, ,, 1, ,,...
" -- '"' "-.
nt n standstill. Hut wllliin thV -
last few weeks. bitiulries liave
been Increasingly frequent. If the
fanners ure still not buying 'ex
tensively, at least they ure pre
paring for purchases.
Mllver hose are worn
buckles, gold hose ur
large single flower is seen with i
most of the party dresses. Some
wear them on the shoulder ami ;
others have them at the waistline,
which Is still Millie Juw. Ulllc
wrist corsages are clever for the
girls. ...
Head bauds of wreaths to har
monize with the dress arc seen on
many occasions.' .'
In their respective church homes
to begin the 'year with devotions.
Today will be observed with
family gatherings nnd oldfashion
ed New War's calls.
Dr. W. T. Pin- Is nmnniT IK
hosts who has issued 'invitations Bmn0 tn mayoralty office he was
for a holidav open house. His re- haillr of. the Democratic forces,
ception will he from .1 to 6 o-lHlH lislutive record . was identi
clock this afternoon nt the sani- fi,,(1 on t,u' r Coveraor Smith,
torium ut Hot Hake, and scores) baa always been a partisan,
of Tjv Grande residents an) in- j 1 lo fought for Sunday baseball and
eluded among his mimmoned ' movies, sponsored legalized boxing
guests. " land the bill that bears his name,
I supported 2. 7ft beer (after declared
or Willi wold (WOMAN AmVIITQ i unconstitutional), voted for Hie
We Buy For Less We Sell For Less
We Wish Our Many Patrons
and Friends
A Happy New Year
Do not fail to read our Thursday's ad!
You will find in it many great savings.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS
flNEW YORK STORE
DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES
MURDER PLOT
(Continued from Page One.)
GAY NATION '
WELCOMES
NEW YEAR 'in
resolution lo congress asking modi
fication of the Volstead act to per
mit tio use of beer and light
wines under proper slate rest rlc
tlons. and helped pass t 'no law
which forced the Ku Klux Klan to
public Its membership and the
laws bringing about reduction of
27t per cent In state Income lax,
workmen's compensation, widow's
pensions, and emergency rent laws.
iCrtnfftiued from WVa" One.)
disclosed In the demand for. the
belter brands and grades of food
stuffs. The grocers forsee belter
v Tags I'm- Volunteers
" Ihe city has purchased new
ligs for n::e by members gf the, Here Vv Xcw Year
,J.a Orande Volunteer Fire depart-i a. W. (Sam) Ash is spending
pieiit. The lags follows the style jthe holidays with his parents, Mr.
of automobile license plates with and .Mrs William Ash. He Non
appropriate lettering. The colors j ped here yesterday en routti from I ""H''s U1 n" expansion of house-
ore red and white. Caldwell, where he has been em--i,,0,t allowances. Many uddlllonnl
. ployed lor several months, to
l,efi. I,aM Night (Portland, where he has tuken u
Dallas Kice, field secretary for: new position. .
the Pulled Society of Christian I '
Endeavor ol" Oregon, left ,a Cran- Here from Pendleton
de last night after attending a Airs. Ethel Field and Miss Eau-
p;irlv of the !.: Ci-rnide chriHtlan ra HasmiiSKi-n arrived in
there were '"many, indications of
the use of hip flasks despite Hie
officers' drive against" them.
Few arrests . occurod as Ihe
dawn was' on nnd the streets be-
lligher standards of living are' came less orderly as the cabarets
mobile TJoyd was driving.
In efforts to shield his son, Itos
coe told of the love affair of 1 fi
years duration get ween his mother
and Winn. She nave Winn $2ft0
11' ninnlh nf IiIm I'liltwu-'n ninMnv
Ttoscoe said. Once his father shot I In his campaign speeches for the'
Winn through the heud. j mayoralty. Walker promised to dig.
TTnemotlonnlly and without re-I"''' nbvays, maintain the nickel
gret, the police said, Mrs. Nus- ; Hunway (are and give ine city a
um told how she and Winn clean, econoihlcal administration.
planned for a long time lo kill! New York Democrats gave him n
poured out their goods.
ItkAKi: VATALIV SHOT
: WAYHAND. Mass ( !y the As
sociated Press) Manison Inn. ji
customi'ts are nundi.ered In their 1 roadhouKC crowded with New
trade since the establishment of Years eve revelers, wns thrown ln
the Mt. Emily payroll. ,to an uproar early today when Ar-
Nnmerous fine houses ns wi'lli,hl"" !"'. Chelsea police In
ns mnnv bulldlnir tmnrovemenis nf'' speclor. was shot, probably lal-
.ber husband
paralysis had fulled to be
A fragmentary diary In
she expressed fear that hei
hand would kill her, was
In her purse when urrested
Several months ago, she
police, she had persuaded
! husband to put title to, bis pro
perty, valued at about $.rii),ii(M), In
jeinl tenancy with her so thai it
wold pass to her at his death.
aitor .jijj tj(jk rff
fatal,
which
r bus-
found
told
her I
plurality of I00,oa(i voles over
Mayor Hylan'Yii I lie prlihary flgli'tij
and the city elected him over
I 'rank D. Waterman, He publican
nominee, by a. majority of approxi
mately 400,000 votes,
ItF.CAU INN u: I P TODAY.
lil'INI), Ore, Whether an elec
.thui for the recall of Heud's city
ofllelalK Is (o be held will be d
elded by Circuit Miidgo Duffy. The
Clint's 6th Annual January .
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LEARANCE
SALE
STARTS TOMORROW, JAN 2ND.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE ON
.SALE AT A SAVING OF Wo TO 33 1-3
On Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Shoes.
. Men and hoys' Outfitters of Quality
Merchandise.
Extra Salesmen To Serve You.
XTRAGOOD BOYS' SUITS
(Knickerbocker Trousers)
ONE-HALF PRICE
ii'ss ostentatious nature cont ri
bntid to the busy season recorded
in the city's list of building per
mits. Although official reports
are-Inclined itt pro. net ligureH that
will compare favorably with l!i'-'4
an outstanding one for building.
The call for home furnishings
ha.H taken a decided spurt. In the
past two months, and tin; outlook
for o. heavy buying season through
the winter radiate promise.
Jewelry and silks, radios and
jnutomohilcs in fact, nil outward
Myiuuui.- oi luxury pcrmii i ing
prosperity are advertising the
return of bftfer times.
TOWLER GIVEN
HIGH POSITION
(Continued from F'nr One.)
jmalning In the city for (he holl-
K. A. Snyre, superintendent of
schools In Phion county, went from
Portland down to Salem, where he
will attend the nnnunl gathering of
county school superintendents.
To Mrs. Hay Duncan, of Cove,
wan u-lven the Ininn rnunlv elintr.
imnnshfp of the boosters' commit
tee for the Monmouth normal
.school. She returned to l.a Grande
lust night, accompanied by her
small son, Hlllle, and will be met
; by her husband at Hot Lake this
'afternoon, where they will attend
Mr. W. T, Phy's New Year's recep
tion. Mrs." Duncan was official
I promoter for the Kastcrn Oregon
normal school movement during
ithe teachers convention,
i Superintend nt K. K. Coad. of
'. Cove, and Superintendent Met 'or
jmlck, of Elgin, were among the
other delegates who represented
the Grande Pond1 valley schools
at the convention.
ufter an argument In one
npslaiis dining rooms.
of
mm; shot i.v Chicago.
f. II I C A G O (ity the Associated
Press)-- Nine persons were wound-I
ed by stray bullets from pistols 1
fired by New Year's eve revelers j
hi re last nlrlil. A five-year-old girl
died alter being shot In the head
as she siood at Hie window of her
home listening to the. midnlghl
noise. None of the shooters have
beep found.
legion" TcTGiVE
MUSICAL COMEDY
(Contlnup from fftge One.)
of the executive committee, arc
temporarily In charge. After in
stallation of the new officers Jan.
they will relinquish the
unison, commnnder-elcet.
Holes will be cast and chorus
groups selected before the arrlvnl
of the producer and director
about -Inn. 14. Intensive rehear
sals will be conducted for the en
suing 3 G days in order to have it
ready for thd first performance
Jan. '26.
The l.eglon plans to make a
precedent of lis first theatrical j
venture. The proceeds wll go into
the general fund of the organization.
ifijl
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
L;i Grande's Loading
Finn
Established lSOfi
W. If. B0HNENKAMP CO.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO OUt I'KIMXDS AND 1'ATllOXK
WI-: l..XTl:.M) .
Tin-: vi:nv iiiisr WI.SIH.S
l-'Olt A IMIOM-DIIOI S AM) IIAl'j'Y SEW vj:AII
Art & Baby Shop
1301 Adam Avenue.-
nti Iter irk Patterns - D. M. C. and Nun's Hnll-proof Thread, Kto.
- . T,V ,
IN I
TmGOLDEN
PRINCESS
Peter Pan has grown up to stardom.
Skyrocketed to the highest screen
honor hy public demand. More ador
able than ever as the heroine of Bret
Hallo's rousing romance of Mi). :
TODAY AND SATURDAY
ARCADEQ
ANTI-IS
Tnti:it(i iOsis si:urr
oimi nv i:n;usii.ma.
OLD WORLD
AND NEW TO
BROADCAST
fCfintlnud from Psirw One.)
1 Another feature will be the
hroudcastlng of New Year's greet
ings from the Orhnt, South and
Central America, gathered by
fThe Associated Press, Kent Coop-
ter. general nuinagcr, , will be at
ithe microphone.
News from the IHfM. Soldiers
rating butter a year old. That's
enough to make nnybody want to
ftght. j . m
TiONDON. (AP) Dr. Small
Page, an expert on tropical dis
eases, nunWinces that he has
discovered an anli-t uberculoHls
serum, extracted from the spleen,
says a dispatch to the Dally Kx
press from Sydney, N. S. W.
Doctor Page made the discovery
during the courwe of malaria ex
periments. Many professors in
cluding the dean of Melbourne
university, are credited with fay
ing that the serum discovered by
I r. I l.enry Spahlinger of fhJieva, j
(ad s Into obscurity henlde that
of Doctor Page.
.fu:s at A(;i; or lot i-;arh
NUW VOItK (Hy Hip Associ
ated Press) Ambrose Hinds, who
predicted every year of 'the last
decade that he would die before
reaching another birthday, and
who attributed his longevity to
the in e of "good rum and to
bacco." died In the srms of his
on yeati rday. less than three
ieka before his HH.st birthday.
1 ' LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOK BARGAINS
A i Z i Wd wish to thank our manv
! nappy . friends and patrons for their help
NpW YpPIV HAPPY in making the past year success- J
InCW 1 CCftl NEW YEAR fuI ancl we wil1 try to serve'you 1
TP All TO ALL with the same quality goods at a
iu nu . saving. m
8 Enterprise & Basket 2 lbs. Creamery Butter ......93c 1
a Markets ' , ., 1
m ' Fresh Eggs, per dozen lie m
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