La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER .. Thursday, June j McCr.EGOIi Golf Hose i ,-. New diamond and fancy stripe pattern $1.75 lo $3.50 P REPORT IS MIL E Westenhaver & Gilbert ' Store-For Hen i J fOltTlJiN'O. On., June 10. CAP) ! A hue nr.- of Iwruficial rainfall !r much of the slat; eaiiM-t-d ma J Jit-rial rt'dudjao In Ore-con jrratn I 'crop ronpfctji during the month J! of i( y. Bays K- I Kent, statistic I, Inn. I'niteiJ Stat departrnt-nt of i ajfrk-ultorr, II TtMf northwt-KU-rn part, of tb jlat hiil more Ihan tho normal J 'amount of Ma' Kilrifail!, which. ! huwpvi'f. ix not mullv ties-hf I wlr.tr ahout 2 Irichm at the J'orllaRd weather bureau station. The conrt counties bit's auttUient rainfall lo lnf-rfr- with Mr planting, aad delayed liaiiJ lo souk; extent. Mom- frotxi daiiiajfe is reported (n fiie higher aititod-- of the eastern portion of the state. Wheat Suffer " Market hews of the Day CHICAGO GRAIS Wheal: Opra High Im (luwt ! - 141 K 113 I3!, M-IM. I37M IJIfi !, I3 IM-C , 120 14 IMS tSH'.i l.M K.RI-OOI. WIIKAT I.IVfcltl'OOU June 10. AI') Clo vbrat d higher to "id low er: July II "d; Oct. 1ft lid. Imnaha Grange Formed '. At Fruita by Gckelcr Imnajia rvtw; It- te-nih in Wallowa eronnly, warn organized at Fruit on June 4. by W. K. U'-kt-ler it 11 It a good fi' 'J rharb-r- lint pf member,; K. A.. H'terlin wa flirted master, U. 4. Iiarton. bc lurrr. Cna. Crader, Ir-asurer: and Sir,-j. K. Warnorx ;r-ere(ary. The -first incctlng of In. swnTe ulll 11 eft 4ijn 20 vttrn f numb'-r of n w member will m a'(eii 'la lo file' .. A liankalili- cli" Ic for lu ra IraSswitted acroa 'll' ocean by rab-fci.roM london lo New York. Mlore wa Indorsed and honored I oner. ... :-fTh 'average weekly movie -t-tendsae in the Culled Hint'- Ih jfnste4l at orw hundred und llilrt million. ' 10 Years Ago Today f '. MliMf Itoma Jitfilxwfn. . Wllmn Oitrllnil und lx- ll Kins -r In Hi.- o.-w. I!, A M. Co.' wcilon or Hie 'iXoaaf Jiow.-MradfV.v . , ( 4. . firl to K-'P In Ihr Htifii " tii.T, ; .mvri 7.. IVrrfclr i'rtntiK '. Kimbdrii ' Hnli 'V'-' 7 VHvrt IxMtiMi : CVtM Vrriw ; VftHlKliiittt ttniv ' !, 5 uAntn.s Toner Hi;.H A! AI,MO.M .' C'h-iin ; i Kc-m, your nUin ;fl, nhHr nil velvety, L&LDrugCo. 'r-fc'on wlnU-r wh'a( Buttwl a d.'hnf durln;; Hay from 7 per rnt of normal lo X9, IndlratinK a reduction In llio W:iy 1 i il;n.i(c of lro4luellit from i$.t24.(tttii ln'wl lo I . 797.00(1 l)iir!-f!. The Washington and fdaho rroim alav "how a famni: off In rondilioni of K on'! B lioint. r'ieellf ly. In eondilion thu redi'in llic May I "ulimsite for 11k?. three I'arlflr nor1w-Ht irtalii' from 2.176.000 liiliefa lo &0.(i!.ff'O Imrlula. ' I'ondition of Ilie Orrrrm Mfxinir wli-at cro la f.l.id at K per c-enrof normal, Acw-a'i entimate for rhe pr.unt nrin have not yet ben ina'Je, hence production! mtiiiiaK-a are not atvilulile. .An ehtimalc of the acreaife otall aj'rtiiff pl.iiil'.! rrofw will be made durlnx Ju.'ie and will be available u pi July J. . ; (iuod I'ruH I'rop. In Ihe asrrKite a little heller llian an uverajfr fruit crop for Ore Son appear lo ho in lehl for i'JZ. I'ertaln fniit are lighter than iiauul white other are nut terinllv heavier. ! .Mr. Kent. While June 1 1 rather early lo make approximate cMflmate for the current crop tentative eatlmale have lecn M-cured from moul parta of Ihe tat IDIITIAW W IIKAT rOHTI.M. Ore.. June 10. (A I') -Wheat: litSB. hard white, hard while. II. H. haart. federation II. at; soft white, western white 11.40. Today' cor receipt: Wheat I; flour II; corn 4; hay . Apricots Appear Upon La Grande Counters CHICAGO CAM! CHICAGO. June IV I.U') Cash: Wheat No. 2 hard J. . Com No. 2 mixed li'.ic; So. S yellow TltHc. rt No. S while 4:!4IJc; .no. s while 41 K ( iZ'ic Ilorley Ci't J J. Timothy wed ; 10.71. Clover need UZiitZt. wool lti;ioiiT IMTO.V. June 1. (AD Mod erate Improvement of tone U hown in llM! wool market There la a lit tle Interval In Ihe medium and low grade of Wt Ohio wools tot lie graded at future delivery. Terri tory, half hlood rpntliin- to hove Ihe call for a fair iuantily. !'! turn gradea ,rl. wiling fin and low vradM of comhtnfr wool have more inquiry. ' Clothllis- wool, both fleece and territory arc oulet. Knr- Iher new bunlniMi on top at steady prict I reported. ,r . :. California apricot were nold ovrr la Orande counter for the flrat time thl iwaaon yeaterday, at Zi cent a pound. LA CUAM.F Wllol.,SAI.E MAKKETS I'oullry (Urn wetzhl). Rpring file iiifzte. j Hery hen 22c lb. Medium hen lie lb. Ucht h-nj 14c lb. Htags ic ;b. . No. 1 lire turkey tie lb. Ilour. Hard Federation (bard wheat) 17.1 bbl. Bot wheat 17.(0 bbL BUTTER AND EGGS UNCHANGED; HEXS IX GOOD DEMAND fOIITLAXII I'KOIII ci: l'OKTI.ANfl, On:, Jone 10 (AD KgK (Icady. Current receipt 2c; freh medium He: freh xtandard flrtl 27e: frch atandard eatraa 2ltc. . Duller audyy Kxtra culte. city JS!4; (lundard tic;- prime firnt J7 !c; lirU atjc; print 41c: car- Ion izc Alilk deudy. Uct churning cream 5'JC ikt pound net hipper' trui k in rone 1. Croam delivered Port land 41C Dcr Hound' I'aw mtllr it tor the lass harvet. ! per cent) $2.0 cwt. f.o.b. I'on- whleh how Ihe followin, Appbrx. Jlrtgtte river dtrtri.-t in expected 10 have a crop ahoul cnual to hurt year. The Willamette 'niley crop alffo promire to he u1oul Ihe ame o lat ettr wi!h conld4Tahly lew lonnagf in Ijine rontity and connld erahly morp In rsenton. Hood I:lv. pf In evra.ftfft In ttriv tin I of 700 lo S'iO car over lout year. Wjh-o county will prohnhly have , ulottt Ihe Fame rltted crop a last 'ar nolwltliManding the pullltti; or nere.ici. n the linfur wellon. I itiulllla county promise 250 to 3U0 cir more than lut ear. Tli remttlmler or KaMern Oregon will prnhulily produce lets than last yf-ar. j Tean. I ItoKiie river dlntrlrl KrowiT and j dealer ellmale from uliout Ihe ante nnnyleT of ear a lat year lo a 20 per cent lnrreue. The Itowliurif crop promlite dome In crease over I11.1t year, and Ihe Wll. ; In !. 1 1 valley gem rally liaa a good crop which Mftoitld hIiuw ma. llerlal liicreato' over lal ;tar. Hood land. I'oullry Heavy lien 27c; light 20f 21c: spring, white In''i20c: do, colored up to 27c; young whlto duek 30c. Onion quiet, 1.76 $2. I'olutocx, old, hard lo move ll.&o per ack; new potatoe 4 5c Ih. Wheat Has Setback in ! 1 Chicago Market Today CllllA(;o. June in. (AD Wheal sufferfd a d-clded m ll.nek in price today, huylng power b-liig' Ihin and peculu!lv.r (filing pre-j mire broadening out eoeclaliv- io- ! ward Ihe lout. Widespread hoV er together with a Mmrn bnak in eeh when premium t Kauai 2jc, ny Him tiiiana nan a peartn er feel. The governniftit crop report ' genentlly treated a Imving hem dltrcounled In Kdvancc. LA URA.VUK I1FTAIL ilARRI-.TS roullry. Kprlng frira ioc lb. lien Ie lb. Heat ami Pfch. Beef boil 1012(4c lb. Chop and steak 2c I Palmon (atrlctly fresh) lie lb. Halibut lie lb. Hairy. Ijird 1 lb. tl-5: 6 lbs. Ji.eo. Hotter, creamery 15c lb.: 16c roll Kgg 10 i lie doz. Cheese 4 e lb. Honey, cofib 20c lb. Vegetable. New potaloi-ft 4 Ih. 2".c. Cotatoea ic lb. Oman uuaiitl- ties): 14.40 for loo-lb. lot. Ktring bean 2&c lb. California green Ma loe lb. Home grown asparagus 1 .vc lb. Carrots 10c bunch, 1 for 2ic Pareley 10c bunch, let 2 bunches 15c. New cabbage 5c lb. Turniiw 2 bunche 15c. Wa onion 10c lb. Hot houw lettuce ZSc lb. Home grown head lettuc 15c bead. - . Hpinaeh 2 lbs. for 15c. ItaillHhe be bunch. . Oreen onions 5c bunch. Kigin hot house tomatoes 15c lb. Cucumbers 15c each. "Fruit. Califortda Apricot 25c 'lb. Hing cherrif 20c lb. 1-lum. Walla Walla 25c Ih. Home grown strawberries 2 boe 25c logauherrh' boxrr 25c. Walla Walla and Wilton utraw- herrle lc bo.' Hood Itiver .strawberries 15c Itox. (loosnbvrrlca (grown locally) 1 Or lb. Cantaloup- 15c each. Watermelon Gc lb. Cherries loe lb. , I'hubarb lb. 25c. ,', Apples lit, for tse. PfHiTLANI). Ore, June 1. (AP No change In butter and egg quotations on the local beard is shown for the day and both com modities show a generally steady tone. Butter receipt yesterday amounted to 2C.4S4 pounds with the make of local creameries re ported at 14.411 pound. Keg re ceipt yestt rnay totaled 1274 case, with 1130 cases shoved Into tbe cooler, bringing Portland holdings up to 50.041 cases. IH mand for country drcesed hogs continues keen at 21 cents for choice lights. Arrival limited, however. Veal receipt are plenty sufficient to meet requirements and price are barely maintained at tbe IS cent lop. on choice light calve. .. .... - , . White springs are plentiful again in the local ou!try market and Price lower.. Commission . jnen tuoting 1J to 20 rents for, white etoek and 24 to 27 cent for colored xpringa. Hen are In good demand ul 21 cent on light fowl and 2s to 2,7 cent for heavy birds. FIND IT HERE Copy lor Ibi cDhusaa uH be in by t:00 a. ax II II II. INSTITUTION- VALL DEPARTMENT STORES IW Dtfot SL, lm unaM, or. t.UU) OF TILt.MCS. We. the undrhsigned, wbh to back our nainy friends for the beautiful flower and (he kindne shown u during our recent be reavement in the death of our mother and grandmother. " It. H. Ilavt. J. II. Lindaey, Iura lavia, Mr. and Mrs. Curt la IJndaey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Undsey, ' Mr. and Mr. Walter fftandley, Mr. aad Mr. IJojd Bickford. Mr. and Mrs. Uarla lirannon. C-lo-lJp II K A(iO UVKKTOCK CHICAGO. June 10. (AP I. 8. Iiepartment or Agriculture) Hog 27.0SO; lt15c higher than Wed- m-da' average; packing sow un changed; shipping demand mod erate: big packers Inactive; 240 to J25 pound butchers largely 114.25 ' 114.75; majority better 2101b oown M.5ififir practical 'top. lis. - . ' . - .,. iiASKirrs The Hichardaori'a Art & Gift Shop ha jut received a hinmcnt of ihe finest Chinese Shopping Banket. In 1 sizes with flevjblo hand ln. These are most suitable for .lunches .and . .work baskets. Spt-cial this week at 45. 75 and 5 cent each.- t ... , -.4-10-21 A New Shipment Buy 'True Blue" Blouses For Boyi Real Values y : Just the natty patterns that boys like; and tke, excellent, long-wearing qualities that mothers look for when buying. Cut full and roomy,. , - . .3i:w . New -pattern in both tray and picture mouldings just, arrived at l.trlurdson'a Art Gift Khop. Cattle lO.OOt.; fat eer Irdde rk-- " '"Ur 010 """ re- ily active. y,rgs . wrOnT! l" !lw. !?d. e. matured steer, cadi - some , tin. 22" , ,7; . , "c,,,rl easiness on kind of Value to n l .T"?"': " 7 M at 410 downward, to....; -T, ,an ul lUthanlaon-. Art & Gift - ' -. ' . hhnn , 1 i. ,t . ' - ... . mt-.injin for wveral loadi wei-nt 110.45; lfst yearling 110.15; she utock Meady lo strong: spot 10 to 15c higher on fed light weight heifers; vealer mostly toe -10-2t Of .a.ad.W,.trjy'l reaies, alack sate, win or cBsaibiiyi, lb "Ira Bine" auks means big ral hi ery stitch aad iua. ltas b-jyirg for ! "tidi unnorca stores means large savings is ' cods and lower nricn to you. ''Tnie Blue' shirts also at this low. j nr, i-L- l I e w ongj 69c . .-A : real home; cooked mid-day J inner everj' day at 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. and a light hot lunch at S lower, largely l!1.50,I2: markel ,, T ' " "' iJ V r 'n . .0 packers; Ught weigh, -Jownward.Xkirhrr;. TZZ and sherbet 50c a nuRrt. 25c a pint. Ksklmo pies always al Kllverthorn Wrlghf ola fountain. S-lOlf lo III. Khecp 10.OOO: fat lamb and yearling st-ady to 25c lower, qual ity and sort considered; cull Iamb weak, spot 25 lo 50c lower; bulk desirables native lamb 117.504 117.75; few lis: choice 17 lb. Id. tno In mli SU.5H;. lighter weight I held Higher; medium lo good year ling wether M.75 115.25; cull native lamb II 1.50j 112.50 most ly: sIkm-p generally steady; good fat t-we Jf 16.5(1. ... I'.KItHV THICKS Tl'.HHI.Iv CHIlAGf). June 10, (AD A rush of shipment h tutnlited lierry price down about one. third wholesale the government bureau of agricultural econonfle reported today. Strawberry " shipment In HemMHrlilng, plrailne, bnlton holes, etc. .Norton's Kldily slMp. 10-14U i very luw day by using that new prescription for-ecacma for 11.00 a bottle, sold only: by Silvertliorn Wrishf family drug store. 0-10tf BOXHOOll. 'Large load boxwood delivered In Ul Grande. l.0p. Call L, B. Men. efee Lbr. Co., Lone Tree. 4-ltf CHILIilU-'N'H OXKOKDH Hiao m to S ON BALE Friday Saturday lilscontinued style - regular 12.50 to 13 -value to close out : at li as Norton' Kiddy Khop - 6--2t Wiish rags, balh acceiorte and nn nild summer articl'- von will inu ihsi w.-ck nave reached a total l""i at prltrea to please you at Sil ot .i.,t carloads compared with verlliorii-Wrlglit' fain iftdZ tile week before and 670 a tore. jear ago. Ilon't let dandruff or falling out of hair annoy you for a moment when you can buy a bottle of Germicide and Liandruff Kradla-i-lor for 75c that cures dandl'itfl' in n very few- day and stop falling of the hair. Hold only nt Sllvertliorn Wrlglil's family drug store. G-llltf Irains came nt the right time to save the eron fnr ahlM.U-1 Yellow Newtown apple I lbs. t sections, but the resulting benefit at Ihe expanse of the general price level. FOR SAU: ljue iwbbagn pbuits. 200-W. Stock Prices Turn Uri : ' After Irregular PcnoaJ MOW YOIIK, June 10. (AD L l.ower cull money riles and an tin- 1 Vn eledly nmull decrease In the Banana 15c lb. lrnon 45c dox. Oranges 63 to 3c do. Grape fruit IKc each. Ktigar. Caut' Ntlgar i.'!5'''l 17.05. Gasoline. Gasoline, regular, retail 27c gal. Gasoline, high test, retail (c tinflllid order of the I'. H. 8l'd McWilliams tter-Kht 1'Oll.TltY KAN FIIANCISCO, June 111. (Al orfiornllou Induced sufficient buy- L. 8. I;iir. nu Agrieultitrul Kco- iiig In lodu's Hork market lo turn . Iinmles) Young colored roosters ' I lie course of price upward after and pullets: colored three pounds im early period of Irregularity, und up 47 Sue lb.: Muggy show- Tmdlwr was In moderate volume, lug spur 31b Sic Mi. Willi public. Interest still relatively Slllilll. Closing was firm. Total sales apiroliitnfi d 1.40IMUI0 sliure. v - BREAD a- Rich GsButter-Sutsfcstz Nut" Order Today From Your Grocer i FltllT NI-.'W YOIJK, June 10. (A-) Kvuporali-d apple oulel; aurlcot School funds now available for form loans In Union County, gee H. E. Dlzon. Foley Building, 'a Grande. Ore. -lltf NOTICI'. To Whom It .May Concern: This will. give, notice, that the undersigned will present to Ihe Commissioners of the' City of Grande. Knlon County, Oregon, at their meeting to be. held on July 14, 1D2C, a petition praying for the vacntion of that portion of "Y" avenue lying bit ween theeast line ly drug, of lllock One (1), Ganglofrs Ad- G-liltf t rlillon, produced southerly across I "Y" avenue and the northeasterly I line of the right of way of Oregon WikvoN'H, Washington liuilroud & Ntivlga- t-iuit lion ompany. 0 1 1 l ie K X-WA S 1 1 1 XC.TO N ItAII.HOAU & NAVIGA TION COMPANY. June. 10. 17, 24, July , i. Clegg. the undersigned, ha. i appointed- by the .County Court . l.nlon Con ti i y.. Oregon. admlnlsVii tor of the estate of Mary Clem lit ceased, and el persons hmJ; claim against said estate are rij quired to present trie same, rajl' fled as required by law, toji-ftJ with proper voucher to said nilnlstralor at the officii ot Ulnj & Wright, Wext-Jacobson bulldrtjji Lr Grande, Oregon, wtthlo ajj month from dute hereof. - J Hated tills 3rd day of June, H-J KI.MO CLE00..I Auministraior Of the catalj , Mary Clegg. doceased. Juno a, 10, 17, 24 July 1.- C-AKS COST MOXKV. X Any kind of itch or eczema In iin.t jKuihes tirm: prunes and hop grown people or children can lcijinn, CI , .,...,, ,,,.au-u. iiiicKiy nenefllted or cured in NOTICK TO CRIOMTOItS. In the matter of tho t-stutu of g, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Elmo SANTA MONICA,- Cat. fAPlii One-twelfth of na"a Income Jl spent fnr the upkoep of the (aiill ily flivver. Governor lien S. I'aij en. of Kansas, told the 1'. H. Gotj Koails HiKoelat Ion's convcnlln More Hum 20 tiifllioR ntotor veisi cles were operated last yiar. -H . . ' : i. ACCI SKI Wil li. ! KUATTLB (Al').-llis wife (dt I hltu In no insnne .nsyluln j miianilered his property, Slaortil Edgren " iissi rted )h ; derendin;! himself against divorce suit itirlil ed by his wife. Nellie. She sill he fell and hurt, his head soil then threatened to kill her. I Ail auto nitty lie u good its mil A saxophone mar be as bad Ml new. . . ... PARK PERSONALS i POItTI.AMI I.IVr.SKM K I'OIITI.ANH, (ire.. June (.D - utile stead, ; recelplN 135 (45 ilnci). Hogs slvuily: receipt Olio (0C2 dlleel ). Hlixp i tenth; r'-celpl l2lt. iiuImi, culls and c tnon IHf l i. KMAI.I, Fill IT. I II I IT HAN I'HANCIHI'tl. June III. (AD Ili rrles: Ituspberrles slteo 11.10 rial ; blackberries (Ceres) Jf, Sijile illiiwt-r: ( WiilKonvllle) 703110- rrute; strawberrle B0t7e: few 75e drauer; loganberrbyt 2535e ilrnvver. ruiehes: Aleianili-r tilled 11.20 box or lug; crates soc! 11.25. Ill TTF.IIFAT SAN l.'ltAM'ISi'O. June III. (AD liutlerfut r.o-h. Hun l-'riMKisco 44 ci nts. SH.ER.RY.S LAST SHOWING TONIGHT "The Love Gamble" with LILLIAN RICH - ROBERT FRAZIER PAULINE GAR0N Coniedy..."Rain and Shines" Tomorrow And Saturday , .. "A FOOL AND II IS MONEY" Ither t'VfK'ctx mm liicrt-tiM over hint ytur of .il.out fo wr tt-nt. On' iritn Iniiit rtio growvr nn "Tin: Hiiiounl of (lit iiortliwiwt tlrh prune criin tliU r will he Ihit.f'd h rup-irHy of the (Iryi'm."' Huiiif i Nilriuitc ll-a t Uirr h a prencnt ,iror.tKit of u . 000. 000 potiml drh-U prune crop now on Ihe trei-K. iitxl tin- amount thut will be t'tivttl will tlt-pi iiij lururly on wmth. r ronillllon. will, ht maximum . iluiiititj tit 6ii,tion,u"o pound-H (In rliKUnj; flurkf county. WiiMilfiK ton). Ilowt vt r. It in v-xiM-.-t.-.l Hint Irarvint v 111 Miurt nt U'iil two wi.kn rurll.r thnn usiihI, mo It wriim poKMlhle lln- drvnir iM-axon mav in lonirit than uxiiiil. Thf MI!toii-lni w.itrr district 1m tAi-i ch-.l 0 protlure uliout I Soft tarn of prtnii- fur fr.li Hhlpmeiit. ua tom.ii-t , wl:h iVJ t urn Mhlpp-. il iiihi ir. i onffuii in fVif,eh-j north Murpristd Hun- (hty hy IIh- arrival of a fonn-r m-hool mull trout Colorado. Ttti- itflH'Kt In Miff. Itutfi (t, Mjiry Vjinoifhr, nttd t'lont itnd fiay ijiy wti- vl.iitin;; Franc in und Marie Alllh-r Sand iy. i Ih -NfiP r and Joe l;y wen driv H3 eatile hark lo rhf fon-Hl r"- I nerve Hun-Jay. J..M, Hunter and o:i. Jark were ! vttt)jir ut the t'lu-' lure Vaiiorder j hiine Munday uftvrnuon I f Inn nee 'tinord(-r and l-'ranU ; Wlua;!. s orth were liiiy Monday r pjtrinjj Ihe teh-pht ne hue. The two small ehildr'-n of Mr. and Mrn. I.ohert Miller uru very 111 with M hoopini; roiiich. Iiur l lay wa.- vl-it:n-? Siinday al the Onrenee Vanorder home. The I;irk peopt Wert Vlllted Monday hy Koine OKI'ihoina In dia nn. Mr. and Mrn. A. J. Vanorder'n i li lid i en re iiuieh hetter now. They wer- III tor tu-vetal days Ailli the uhooplnc rouirti. .Mrt and Mrn. V'rnun Jihmvn paiw d throiiKh the I'afk Monday tit Mo ? their nheep to the mi miner range. ; tirire MeDow ti dolnff IiIh Mum mer fallow (nir now. Wr. and Mrs. Kay Ijjwnon, of Walla Walla, wt re ut thf I'ark Halurday vti-tll Intr Mr" I jiw son's uunt. Mr. I'lareme Vr no filer. e)la VunordT I-' it liaker. j Olhell and Otilhl Lay are re- ! pairing the ranxer t.-h-phoiu; line veitinff tt In sliap.' fur thin sum mer's work. 3.VYKAK Ti;itl I AVOICI :l YKSKMITK. rul. (A'I.-Tdi. ly-flve yiatn oiiulil to ) the mini mum "lire" sentence In-fore pui otes ate In order, inntead of Hi-v.-ii hlw-wliert; In Kuslern i.b at prew nt nn.h r n lirorntn I i v. erop ulll liruhahly not ! u eenr. r. i.c.' of diiirii i utiiiim-vH e e(J ,mt vur' on ut tuilllt of . und (Uivi i nisr- I : i, i ... ,k,.-. ..rln... SONGS the beautiful old ones , . . the infectious new ones ...singthem to themusic of your ; QULBRANSEN THE SONGS you sang when vou were voune sine them again! The wonderful old hymns on Sunday atternoon...the sim ple melodies so rich in memories. The catchy tunes your children hum bring their music into your home. Make that home a place where brother's chums, sister's beau, all the young folks, love to gather. Learn the greatest joy of music the joy of singing to music you play yourselves. The Gulbransen has made thii possible even though you cannot read a note of music. The Gulbransen playi by "roll. Yet you control its playing. You can accompany voices or other instruments, play fast or slow, accent melody and harmony notes. You can huih the music to a whisper, or release ' the clear, iwect tones in brilliant volume. It is simple and easy. Ypu can, In a word, do anything that you could do if von played by hand. This ii true of the Gulbransen alone the only piano ot its kind in the world. mm mm What Do You Thmk of the Home Without a Piano? ' Lacking in something very necessary, isn't it? Modern home! have pianos. The piano is recognired by the Amer ican people as the basic musical in- " strurnent, the instrument of greatest ; satisfaction and pleasure, as an in,! vesnnent of permanence. Ownership of a fine piano is a mark of culture. A piano is the tie that helps to bind - the family together makes home . life attractive.. ; ... j. Culbramen Pi.no are e-f ,11 tyr-M- Upright nd Grand Pljnoi, for hind-playing; extrs milh iipricht for tm.ll aparrmentj; Upright and Grand ReRi.terinj Tianos for playing by hand and roll. . GULBRANSEN PIANO (ruM, commute liu ib eide NKW Ytiltlv. June 10. dollar, bonds: lio.N lis. (AD I . K. Inlars ami ruiies in iittiiiit lliah 73 leu :s 15 j ltvj.IJ I HI I nil. an CSV ll.lt Jit . jam u tlilrty-seeonii.H of . IIW lll".( i; to luii.27 I'll. 1 1 III. 27 102 24 I lim.29 '. IOI.I3 I As advertised in The Saturday Evening Post GULBRANSEN PIANOS Every Type of Piano (ot th Stj'le S for hand playirig fef 3S0 Bohnerikamp's H ome SAME PRICE THE NATION OVBR Pmy as Cntmumf Llhersl allowane foe your old piano or other musical initrumcat. Gulbransen Uprteht Pianos: $:. IJ5A $44a Ers Senall Upright for aauil apertnvaoo: 1295. Grand, 1 785. 1 , , 53O,15,j;0rl Or.ndLanWnrHBo,$1275. "Enr as Play SEND THI8 COUPON WkhYsat Liberty St,. Liberty 1st 4 ', , I.lbvrly :, 4 Ud Liberty 3d 4 i,a ...,.,..... .JlH;rty.ath.4J,..i. I.. . 'lrt-..ur Oipl. IU - - tas '- lya. 1 1Jj . i'-J: