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. Page Eight The .NEWEST PANAMAS Just out of the pack ing cases and now as the season itself are these finely woven Panamas. You'll wear such a Hat not for one or two, Inil three and four sea sons. They're very eco nomical. Westenhaver &. Gilbert Store For Men LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER L LX1 . , .J. !.. ... Jtl - 1 ...J-lLJi JB With The Worshippers Saturday, May 1, 1926. Little Folk Will Occupy M.E; Pulpit! Sunday School Day at M. E. Church, South,! Is One of beveral bun day Attractions. -, the wi;athi:h oitiiok ' HAN KIIANCIWO. Miiy I. (Al').l piirtiiientn will pHrllclpulc. Tim wiulllcr otillo6k for the nirk l-Klniiliif .Mny 2. an-; noilnccil here loilliy !' I In- I'lillfd . Klali'H weather hurciiu uh follo'Vii: "I'arlflc HaM: 'I'lw outlook ! fur noriiml i-inn-ratiir-B. Kencr iilly fair MiMilhcr lut Willi ronxl ilcnihlc clouillnemi alonii Hie COIIHt." ' chiniom; ii:iiicim: Hue JIi'I'Ijs and (tools for cur ing your ailments. ' M'.V o.v Slot 4lh Kt. , 1. O. IIOX S20 I.u Ul'iimlc, OrcKoll. 10 Years Afjo Today rsland City ' postofflce M rubbed (iKi'ln. , , ( . - ItKPKATKItM Those who Imve traded tit tills Stot'O come n kh tn (tut tvti I heir friends to come. We give Vwu Service Mil J value for your money. Try uh! '. ' L. & L. Drug Co. P. H. Kvvryhoily IioomI l.u tlriiiulc lo our' vlnlloin. - Kx philil ll (jooil polnlH. il'liey ari' ililcrciilcil anil will re pay tit ly Kpreadlnv lite worth of unr town. I 1 .11 lie children will mount Hie ! plalroriii at the Melliodtxf elllirch r uoiil li tomorrow morning to nIiik unit rcclln ervH n honor of Hun day Hchool day, which will be cclo hriitcU tlirouKliuut Hie denomina tion. There will he no prcuchliiK service, lint the Itcv. J. A. Hall, pallor, vl II hit pllze huy und sir! who ill-Hire the rltcn. (jiicHt Hpcukers are announced for lite riiurcll or the Nazarene and the Ion l.iilheran church. At HI. l'clcrH Hplficopal. choral com miiulon w.lll ha Arlebrnleil. The Itcv. (S. A.. I'ollurd will have for Ida cvcl.llitf Hcrvlco the Htory of Miikch and the cxodui tuld In pic tures. , Mcllloilli liunii Koiilli Kiinday Hchool will lie held n iiHinil at 11:45 a. in. At the II o'clock wrvlce. u prORraiii will lie Kiven in which the different de Hup tlHtual rllea will follow Kpwuith liauue will lie at 1 p. m., and eveninr worahlp at 8 o'clock, the paMor ilcllvcrlntr the IICHMaBI.'.' .Imi l.utlicnin Tin; Itcv. Luther II. Deck, of Vancouver. W'anh.. will preach the iiiornl.iu; and evetilntf nermon al Ihe Ion l.uth'eran church Hunday. linmcdlulely after the It o'clock service, the conirrcjfntlon will meet ! for action on a pulpit call, and to I decide Ihe time for Ipl'RlnlllnE III.' i new liaaloraf?-. The office iu"k a iienenil nllendance of ineiiilierH for IhlH acHHlon. ' Hunday hcImioI will he at :4IS a. III. There will be no Luther leu- Ibiic meellnir. but aveupcr aervice will be held lit 7. Flint lliiptlt Hunday aclinol will meet at :45 a. m..' followed ut 1 1 o'clock by mornlnir worship. The pn.itor will have for hln aermon thought, "if we lone God " The children' Hcrnidn theme will be "1'iikh.v cni. iiukhc cut. where huvo you been?" The men'H lllble cIiibh will meet In the prayer aervice room ill i p. in., with Mr. I'ollard IcnillnK Hie dlncuHlort, Kvenlmr Mervtco will coiiimcnee nt oVIock. The nlury ut Alonca and Hie cKOdtia will be act forth plclorliillj'. t iiliit h of Ihe Xnwircnc. Aecompaliled liy a tiuarlet of yolliitf people Irom Ihe Noiihw.'Mt Nararene collide al Nampu, Ida., the llev. U W. Dodson. colhife field repreaelltallve. will lake cliarite or the evening aervice at Ijine chapel Hunday al 7:30 p. m. ' He will tell of Hie educational work of Hie church, and the lu ilcntK will furnish n promam or spirit mil aonipi. . Hunday Hchool will be at (i;4S a. in.. Willi II. H. Denver III cbuw uh upiiilllelidenl. MuruliiK wor- iihlp Ht 1 1 o'clock will be conducted by the Itev. I U. MefKera, pastor. Mtna Kva Hccffer will be Ivaiicr for the N. V. 1'. H. at 6:311 u. l.i. There will be Hpecial Hinging. Kt. IS-tlTa ICilH.'OtMll Holy cucharlat at H a. lu. and church school ut 9:45. will be fol lowed at 1 1 u. m. by chorul cele bration of the holy communion. Tho llev. Oliver Itlley. puntor. will preach on tbe theme, "The Hm nielry of Life." Wuyrurcra' (,-ulld will meet ut 0 p. in.. At 8 o'clock ,u mia-iiunary aervice will have for Ha Hiihjcc., "The Holy Catholic Church." yuea- tionH 'will bu uiiaw.-1-ed by thu rec tor. Mm jiciikmIm The Melt' Foriiui will dluw "The Ten (Jreutcat I'haraclerH of thil IJIhli;' ut 11a fleHiuii Hunday uiornlm;. Membcra are uaked to Ifo prepared 'to tell who In their opinion ahould be naiAcd In Ibo Hal. 'I'he couleat la KalnliiB In in terest, leadcra report. The forum lueela at 11:45 a. m.. at the aaiilt; (imi) with Hie. Hunday Hchool. "AlonK thu World Hervlcu I'ulli way" IliiKhl bu the title beat ailit- ed 'to lila II u. in. a'rmon. Henry W. 1'urker, puatur. nuitncea. Mm. A. i:. Klinan will be at the organ, anil ,Min. Hherwoud Will lama will have change or Ihe ting Inif. At 7 p. in., TCpworlhiuiiM will have for their Ilieme. "I'hrlKl In Hie Worhl'H Slualc." Tin; paalor War Demands Miss Say re's New School FIND IT HERE Threatened by." Chinese Armies, Local Woman Forced to Flee Place She Built. Civil war 111 China. To tnoft of lift. K-alhi rlnjf our liiipn-KMloiiK from ii liiiHly Ft'iinuhif? of rf)"Vnpap4T Iii'ikIHikh, It oil hi 'ci n a funtwity hiiU utirrHl a ri;tKHiit of pfijiiiua-oltul tirinli'H, ctatlfriiur nboul ou irloir llt'flH III! 4l llin'Ktllllllff OHt'll OllHT chlliliHiily wllli antiquated wou- ponH. Thai It Ih a part pf a (rival n-voim Ion wt- n'coKiilxi: vasm-ly. ami law on. Not until wu hrar ,,r,from wiittpoiif tu'tually on' tho In- i hKIp do W( realize that hen in war. IU daiigrrH and linluHtrial puru lyflla not Ir8fs md ly tho fact that It In picturi'HiUO. Out of Ii-IUtji rcci'lvi-o horc by (Mr. and Min. K. A. ayro from itltclr daughter. O' lieva, who ti a I inlHyioiiary lu China, can lo plecd 'a Htory of what the war ha uieant will continue thU hlra In tho 8 " ,M 1 ' TttnMu.nii. u o'clock Bi-rvlcc. HMklni? Ihe chulr , uliitf Hit? following; hyuiiiH: I "Abide With MV "JiiMt As I Am." "My l'alth JfOokH I'p to Thee "Hun of My Hoiil" and "l:ock of Abl." Ir. Hfkr'H cvnilitK' aer-' ....rt u.l II ... In.... t l.. aiiuI.I.pii Hon of "The Worthwhile Mfe.",work h,'r",r- "n" ,v,in Inalructllur The aervice will be concluded with I'1" 'rk! ', t" i.... i I.. ..t l",rs un,l l windows. 'held them back with leveled I . . Let Fotvlffacra Eater 'Wm ruhpl to tho noulh ' itato, but found literally thoutuuid of I aoldlcrs and cltlscna waiting to k I j In. Around iruards pointed ifiinaat ' ua from the top of the wall, in all 1 that hOt of eoplu wo mood no j chance. Ho back wo went to thti Hong Men Kuan eate. Mra. AhIi- craft was about frantic by that; time. Finally the ffalo opened to j let In eoinu mounted chivalry, but j we were held at bay with guna. As, tlio last o: tno noiuiera elite reu, I hmm Mrs. Aflhcrafl franllcully juitiMd j In., ti... ..n,l ....... I back Into an awful ia.m. of herbal. MV w,sh !o lhank ol,r '' nri .... wh.n i A..m..n tin "uda for their kllldtlfHM Copy for tliia cotunut ana-i be Hi bj t:00 a. aa. Canl jf TliankM. and men. - When Mr. Aacroft fin- ally got a guard to llalcn, we were allowed to enter, since we were foreigners. It never felt better to bo tnaldo a city's walls! reel No J ear Tlics soldiers are a totiKh looklng lot. Ten thounund of them are lormer bandits. They pour In to the city all Uuy bringing women and loot that they have stolen from the surrounding country. No and sympathy eitt-nded to uh during the lonjc continued sickneas and death of our brother uud uncle, Itay Vest. Alao for tlie beau tiful floral offeringH. Mr. and Mra. C." 30. Kunk and family. 6-1-ltp ) I on -i I to Flco .MIms Hay re. It will be reinnnbor- 'ed. Is principal of tho girls', school r 'at Kalfeng. Only a few months ,hk". she built the iiiHtitutlon a new hoitie. superintending all Ih MOTIIIlll'S HAY. "When the wonderful hues of sun set, Turn to purple, irreeii and tnld. one dares go on thu streets after 'Then change to pink und crlnmuii, ! dark. Ko trains run except lorj Must Korgeous to behold: war purposes. i-. ; : ill makes ono think of Mother, -Tet In It all 1 have relt no fear. I ( Uow 11,0 tlus . It Just eej strange, that's all. he grows more heaHtlful It seeing. The war this time is between! 1,1,111 tlu &urouH sunset sky.'V Chinese, and Ih not alined at the!'5 'll" mottoea and glfU of foreigners as It wns last year, j , every dt-Hcriplion for Mother's lmy hae written too much in detail. jat KichurdsoH'a Art & Girt Hhop. probably, but I hope you won't I 5-1-U worry over me. 1 in all right, and 1 know that XJod will protect us." I J'IjAN CHtlU H MCillT LVirbomite copper, blue stone for I farmers' wheat, corrosive sublimate for potatoes. Hilverlhorn-Wrlght's family urng ture. 4 -2 (Jtf Church night will be observed Friday evening by the members or the Central Church of Christ. Sup per will be served at 6:30, and will be followed by a short program. Afterward th? officers will have a business session. The choir will practice at the same hour. Hchool Founds now available for fnrm loans In I'nion County. Bef H. K. iKon, Foley Building. I Grande. Ore. . 2-16tf I ltl .MM(.i; KAI.K j. The .W. Ii. A. will give a rum image sale at the iott' building 6-l-2t ! Tuesday, May 4. WILL I'll i:CH AT MAKDIt Oakland. Citl.. where Uh had a connection more than :tu years ago. lie will speak of his experiences there lit announcing tho hymn. Central Chtmii of ClirlM. Tho Men's Hlhli" cIiikm will meet beginning loiuorrow at V:4 The new building, with Its own .vlniinch little compound, was like a d renin come true. It represent ed the plans and hopes of her five er . u ... .... y. Invitation of the war tin. shadowy. slory-book o - io waH--lias taken It away from lur. The school was outside the city uallK. It was surrounded, on Ihiec The llev.' O. W. Jones. foriiH-r pastor of the, Central Church of Christ and now it field secretary for the Oregon Christian Mission ary convention, has accepted the Itcv. G. I ; NOTICK. ' Modioli Woodmen of America meet the first and third Tucsday or each month at the Kagles Hall. Members ph-ahc note chango of hull. In the ussembly room of Urn city Hiill.H Uy rough, pillaging soldiers. IHIIItling. me. suiijeci win ue)Th(. KrlH wvn, m- danger there "Joseph and ills Hruthers," oneTry ,, IO uw moVed the girls oi mo nnesi si ones in tne mine, ia1) tho llev. C. marks. V. Dunn, pastor, re-' dsks and the bedding- by wheelbarrows loads to some old I abandoned hospital quarters In Morning worship will begin at Klliien. I'robably they will never II o'clock, thu minister delivering ko back. The rine new building the last of his three sermons onflhat she worked so hurd to gel has "The Glory of the Church." In been turned over to tin- boys, who the evening he will ppcak on "The; have 1fh lo fear fron. Ihe . bandit Hcond Coming of Christ." (iood janitles , audieueea have beon hearing these; Mocs SO Girl - discourses.-, I Meantime. MIhs Sayr.. encour- Renlor Vlirlstlan Kndeavor sn-agf her girls and her teachers to clety and thu Jutermediate will , uialu; the betn of things at Kill meet at 7 p. m.. 1 1n Junior nt 0:4ft. I slen, and begins plans for another Church of ( brKt. Hclentlst, jHehool that must somehow be nro- Tnc subjert for tlH' II o'elm k i vldeil for t hem. servlcn al the Mrl ( hureh of .Ml took H),out 40 wheelbarrows ChrlMt HclenllHt tomorrow will he )(J mV(, OIIP siUfr," Hhn writes of "Kverlastlng I'uniHhment," The thl, ,..rom(d rilirht. "Kach bttr- fhurch maintains a rending room j row W((H loaded from 2n lo 6H in tin wesi-jHeoiison nuinmig. ,nili Mrolher Sehlosser ro- op-n daily except Hundays and hull- ,eeved and cheeked up, and we days, :m(li wo 0r nur trusted Christian VlrHt I'resb.vlerlnii Inrll BO t,Mig lo see that nothing Hunday school at U:45 a. in. Is waH k'o.Uii. expected to see continuation of the! "A ( tr the Hiuff was gone. 1 had fine spirit of loyally that has been ,ih,. girls yet to take. We travel- mantrcsl this year. ed l 1m earl loads of girls, the two Mrs. Flavin Hitler Hherwoud will,! eonks.' tlx- man ti-aclu'r. threfl girl SHERRY'S SUNDAY And MONDAY SI Sally, Irene and Mary The picture that brings Gay Broadway to you A Great Cast including (..(instance Hennett , Joan Crawford O'Ncil William Haines be soloist at the l a. nt. worship hour, singing George Nevln's "Mope I Thou In God." The Itcv. William. Crosby lloss will deliver the mes-1 suge. Junior Christian F.ndcavor will meet ut 4 p. m., and will begin the hour with ti missionary story.! Intermediate, fur those of high I school agf. will Htart at 7 o'clock, i New officers are In chai-uc, j Mr. llo.s will preach the even-j Ing sermon rommcuclnt; at ti. f teachers and I In n pruecsslon. Ho many den-atfd soldbrs wer Htranded alMnt the country thai we were somewhat Tearful of Marling out with the 3 girls. The others were brought through by their parents. ChriNllnn I'rcpHrr Slipper "At Ch.-n I. iu. one of our out- dlp-and slallttllH. we stopped to have, ner. and ate noodles, bread 'hut water. j "It was 7 p. in., when we reach led Kihsb n. n tired hungry lot. The jchrlHllaiiH had supper ready. Af terward we got out the nospnai iiiiHIh to eke out til" girls' bedding. ays the Herald-Tribune. Is being .....i w,.. i H,.,.t, vU the floors. for guvi-rnor by frlnids of! ..i,ur m.xt three ur four who are convinced (lint ,i..v- i , n-ked early and late dl- iiuuu voi i i m:v vokk NI-;W VOItK Owen l. Young. 'boofne Al Snillh idavs. I worked early and bit' Hi- governor will not run fur his 1 r,.rimg Hrhuolglrls. cootb s and wo- Germlcidi! Imndruff eradicutor, Mat- slops dandruff ((uh kly. slops fall- lock to replace him In the pulpit ut i lug out of hair In a month. 75c a tho Church of Christ, at Hakcr. boltle. One bottle does tho work. Sunday, for both morning und eve ning services. Mi;iriiG iiiwi;i:k The First Church or Christ. Sci entist, will condnu its regular tes timonial meeting at the church Wednesday evening. Silverlhorn-Wright's store. family drug '4-26tf Henuvtltrhtntji, pleating, bottoo boles, eta Morton's Kiddy Shop, 10-14-tf ni mm Mii: sai i: The W; It. A. will give a ruin I mage sule at tho Lultea building. Tuesday, Muy 4. 5-1-Jt I'nivcr ttioollitir u-lll lie held at Ihe Melhodlsl cliurch south at 8 p. J'c"' "l to minute stationery .... wcd.1c5.iuy. T,rl,"a rr,c' "5e; &sc- V'f 8S, R"d ($1.00 a box. A special sale on these. tfynopaln of the Annual State ment of the Security Insurance Company, of New Haven. In the Statu uf Connecticut, on thy thirty-find day of I ccembcr, 1 iilTi, made to Ihe Insurance Comml.s sloner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up ;,uini,n0ti.(i-' INCOMK Net premiums received during the year $r,;si),rN4. : Interest, dividends and rents received ; during the year 3:ir.t7(;:i.:i7 Income from other sources received urlng the year...... I.I!I$.U&.h:i Silvorthorn-Wright's family drug storo. ; 4-2(ilt noxwoon. Large load hoxwood delivered tn l.a Grande. $.,- Call U B. Mon efeo l.br. Co., Ijoiio Tree. 4-.1tf Total Income $7.i7n,4ny.::; . OlSltCHSKM KNTS Net losses paid lurlng the year Including , adjustment ex pense ;.$.3r l.iNtu.oy I Hvldends paid on. ; capital slock during- L I Ihe year : i 'ominlsslons and sal aries paid during ihe year Taxes. licenses and fees paid during t he year ; Amount -of all other expenditures 1 5,0011. an i,yyj,4a;i.iii i,"i;r,. iii.'.or, prettont office again. Voung. ihe wtury Sally Comedy, "Somewhere in Somewhere". TONIGHT ONLY Midnight Molly" The year's outstanding Melodramatic Crook Mystery-Thrill-Comedy Drama with Iicauliful EVELYN HKENT Comedy, "My Swcdic" govi-raor would he u master stroke ill Smith's prenidentlul campaign j In rounding up southern delegates. Life Time Job I nu n mid trylnir lo brlns oi d. r our eoex on, wu... ,.i,,.- iiiif first thliill we dm one of ihe lumen, liirlueiiei'd Hint XV(IH to Hrt up our five. root Iron ulcered the democratic party uivay ; k4.,,,. m,,0 built a brick foun I'rom McAdoo. und his election uh ',uinn fr II wlHl il hoi" ror 11 door, when- I lie fuel Is poked l.l In cook Hie food. We hud 10 hnve COIll llll"! MtoVCll llllllle. whllcWHSll- Iiik dune, soiiie mills built, ci ss imioIs sunk. Iiliicklioiirds painted. r ill iwe mended und u week's dlipply nl riour brollirlil Ifl. tinncH'.; I'imhI Ouapcr "1 hnve lived on Chinese rood since New Veur's day. It isn't so I, .el us It sounds, und II Is clieep- i i enrlli.r letter, she I old or her experience while she hud Hie Kills inside the wuils lit Killfens. wiilllnc fur u dinner to niuvc them lo their present uuiirters. They've been crowded into tile ,,r,,h,,L.e for u week now. There jhnK been heiivy richllns within S" j miles of us. but III Ik mornlnc we hear Hint one side luis given up I und run uway. und Ihut the new isultliers are pourtni: In. We did n't know I hut the relrcullUK sol diers liiiKhl loot and pllbiBC I"" ,l.i hut we"n' UP this niornlUB In peace. The new soldiers coming In I purposely dve the oibers time to Itfet uway. 1'iiwilcr I'lnnt Itlastitl Lust nisitt the bis ammunition plunl neiir our school w'us si-t of to ; keep the Ineouilnir souuers in. in 'tuklni; II. The Rrulind shook like an earlluiuake. and was Klnu mi' utrls were here In the clly." ..nee In cohii.ny wlih Mr. and Mrs. Asherult. iiilsslonarles. sh" went nut lo Ihe school compound, Ut pet sunie llilnca Ihut she es i.eelatlv feared Ullclll be slolcO. fx-- J 1 .VA- Jf t T!fV Pr l.ynn Harold Houh. an rued lant tall of hrrsy. hs )uit j accepted the reeommrndapon ot th j official board of Central MrthodiM Total expenditures . 0.7 G y.'J (' Lf-ii'i ASSKTS X'alue of n-al estate owned (ma. ket val- ue) $- UliD.nuU.n'i Value of stocks and bonds owned, (mar ket value) , 7,-,7i,.7fiL'.oa hoans on mortgages and collateral, etc. I, .., '."Hi. Cash In banks and on hand iliir.oii'J.eT I'remlums In course of collection writ ten .since sept, ao. l'JSG 8!),MU.'- Intercst and rents d do and accrued sr,7r.S.4t Oilier assets 4ti.:iN-l.L'n Total Sets admitted as- $Ht,17U,if0l.u:' IJAUlLITIliS Gros claims for losses unpaid $ 7 S 1, 1 Su.tf" A mount of u nen rned premiums on a I I ' ! outstanding risks.... 5.3 H.;;5 All other liabilities lfi2,sun.oa Kplvcopsl rhurvh. l troll, lo rrnuun l.,.nt, KHll. fron, the rlly was open It pirltual leader aa Ions an he sees ( u(,nW u Kh or,u.al to depart, (it. Dr Houah 1p an International , a hvV W(.nt , wlthout dlffl IJfure. prtachint tn London fvcry , f- wH,n rU.(, o n.. v .mnrr nt. n mww . iv.nUr ,.lKr n lUc duy, thc 0ldkry Tutu) Nubilities ex clusive of capital slock .. G,l3.liT3.7:. UI'HINKSH IN OKKGON I'll It TIIK YKAIt t premiums receiv ed during the year ri,t55.('J lofea pa Id d urln Hie year Losses Incurred dur ing the year H.Plt.ri Name of Company. Security In su in nee Co m ps n y. Nnme of . I'rvsldcut, John W. Ailing. Name of Secretary. W. IVrdue Johnson. Statutory resident attorney for scrvkv. W. 1- Helfrlch. Mci'urdy-Oiinirl Insurance A geney. loca I a gvn Is, M ed furl . Orvgon. i-:s -a. "Keep Smiling" and Open the Gateway lo ' Health by having the partial displacements in you r spine replaced to normal by CHIROPRACTIC AD.IUSTMKNTS (Jive nature a free flow in your body and . . HEALTH will be the result. Nothing is more sim ple or more wonderful. There is nothin"; mys terious about disease. A free flow of the mental impulses from brain i all parts of the lxdy i.-: all that is needed, and this can Ih? accomplished by a simple adjustment of the spinal vertebiiej by an accomplished practitioner of the sci ence of CHIROPRACTIC by a simple and specific movement with his baro hands. Xo adjuncts of any kind are necessary. Let us demonstrate t( you. F. L. TRIBE, l. I'll. '. 1'Ikmic l.'n-W Xiiv I'lilcy Mils. Office Hours: )to5: 1 to S NATION-WIDE tiioTtTtrrmiti. - iiL DEPARTMENT STORES , 1M Depot St. IA UiaiMMv un. Being An Economic Factor V In the Community Served V The true function of thii Store, as we see " it, is that of serving as a purchasing and dis- tributing agent for the people of the commun ity and the outlying districts. When the merchant enters busjnes's he as sumes the responsibility of performing a public benefaction that of providing com modities and services to his community in a way that will affordeconomy and convenience and of maintaining such environment as is necessary and desirable to the consumers who support him. , If he fails in this responsibility, he ceases to be an economic factor in the community which he essays to; serve. 1 Since the first Store in this Nation-wide institution of department stores was opened in 1902, the outstanding ambition has been to serye all alike and well. That we have suc ceeded is proved by our rapid growth. - In less than a quarter of a century we have be come the World's Largest Chain Department Store Organization. , ,. V; x notici:. After date. I will not be respons ible for any bills contracted for other thutfi those made by myself, . MOSK HAH It IS. , 13 . ' 4-no-at The best mineral oilfcor petroleum oil that Is sold. You buy from ua at Ut what you generally pay on pint, iiuari or gallon. Silverthorn- Wright's family drug store. 4 Soiiietlines (lalk Is cheap'.' Sonio lliues l Isn't.iJust saying "I do" may cost hair of everything yon have. This year will b" half gone bet I fore long mid till the 1!27 models of autos not on the market yet. Clean-up WE HAVE A FEW OLD-STYLE VICTROLAS ON HAND ' Which Are Now to Go. at Xo Regard To Cost. This may be your last chance to get' a Victrola at a very low pi-ice and on easy terms. Records go with the machines. ... Newlin Book and V Stationery Co. BUY HEALTH INSURANCE v WITH FRIGIDAIRE (Electric Refrigeration) . No more spoiled food no. more odors in ice box no more w orries Buy. Fi igidaire on Easy Terms. JESSE ROSENBAUM ELECTRIC SHOP New Foley Bldg. Phone Main 104
