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JTHANIC B. AfFLKBT..
..Editor and Publisher
JUARVttT ". MATTHfc'WH .
. fiwoi-M Jaaaajjer
fublisbed evening, except Sunday, at 14I4S Adams Avenue,
JL41 tjraada, Occoa. The Obafcrver-Stsr published every Friday.
Catered at the Poatofflcs at La Grande. Ortiw. aa Second
' CUak atsil Matter uoder act of Marco t.
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cirr or ia ohamii!
, HKMHKrt AHSOCIATKD PttKHS
s Tlia Associated Freaa la exclusively entitled to use for pub-,
,-UcaUon of ali news diapatcbni credited to H or not otherwise
.credited If published therein. Ail rights of republication of
pedal dispatches in this paper, and alao the local news here
. in also are reserved ,
i , - BUBrJCHIPTION ItATKS
Ur Carrier
Tjellr. per Jrxitb In advance...... ,
ImMy. per els nwjnlijj in advance ......
Jjallr, anuria copy
. 11 MaL
DEWBERRIES
Of. SALE HERE
Itropplag riees mod the arrival
&f dwljwri featur! tilt local
ifLaiJ market .uJs this imnaioc
lM-wk-m are- jtel.injr a 20 cnu
tox or two tor cbU, liinc
chf rr-at dropped at nickel to Ji
wdU m pound, borne grown bad
let. ox- 1 juotra' t two bttttils for
5 c-ftt. carrot ir dowi to fn
cvn; bunch.
Horn' ifroirn Birawttt-rrU- jump
td to 16 c-nt m box jjAraiKbl and
.trap? fruit to 21 c'Mita.
Market hews of the Day
Wheat: Opes, Hie Urw Vur
Jaljr 142 W 14es lMj
kept. IM 14 I3H4 l txm
IMx: lUti 1M IJJfc lit
MVF.KPOOL WHEAT
MVKKPOUl. June 1. (API
Close wheat I to 1 d higher; Jul)
I la 7 ltd; October tin M; lec.
10a Cd.
Pallr,' tr month In advance
Iwllr. per all month In advance.....
iMity. per rear In advance ,
Weekly Obeerver'iltar, per rear...
74c
4.0
c
.. Cie
2.n
s.e
1 2. JO
- . . A OVERTIMING R
trtaplay, foreign, per column Incb.....
Iiaalar. local, per column Inch :..
Tlna contract ratra oa appliaior.
42c
' OOD IB LOVK'-lt thoo turn to the Lord thy Cod. and
ant be obedient unto hla vote. He Kill not forsake the.-,
.neither deatrer tnee." tieut.
MAKH1.T8
Foullrjr (live wraxlit).
Kprll.K friea 2iTJ&C
Hevr hena 22c lb.
Md!uin ban Kc lb.
UkM bn 14i. lb.
etaga Ic lb.
No. I live lurkeya 2c lb.
Flour.
Hard Federation (bard wheat)
-7.0 bbl.
bolt wbiat $7.B bbl.
5." Comes wotd from Portland that Monday's was a twenty '
million dollar rain, xes, wherever it fell.
The hardest tblnjr is to nay no, but we find that wc can
accompliin the came end, otates the Ohio State Journal, by
; taking the matter under ad vinement.
I,. ..Mm. Bertha K. Iandcs, mayor, ay a Seattle item, has
put a flamper on the traffic IjcIIh near Seattle's experuiive
? community home. Hereafter the bell munt uound ahort
and et, her honor ordered.
the wealthy sleep late.
Soft pedal. Director.
An exchange tells of a Sunday school nunil who thought
f the scriptural phrase "the quick and the dead" referred to
joyriders, speeders and their victims. The St. Helens Senti-
tier replies that this is "as good as the old one about the
X little chap who fancied the choir was singing aljout 'a con
I socrated cross-eye bear." -
lA fillA.MlK ItKTAIL MAKJUSTri
l-willrr.
Kprlnir i riea bOa lb.
Jiena ittc tb.
Mrala awl FWi.
Bl boil lot ISiic lb.
Cbope ajid eteaice 2E.C lb
Halmon tatrlctly freah) -ae lb
Halibut ate lb.
Dairy.
Lard 10 iba. t It. 1.0
Biitler, creamery t tc lb.; Sfrc
-oil
KKga JDfl 1 c dbz.
Ciitw 40c lb.
Honey. co.ob 30c lb.
Veuetabiea.
New polat(H4 iba. tltC
I'otatoea ic It,, (arnall ciuantl
tie): 4.4 for inn.lb. lot
HI Hue IMM ISC lb.
California aren peaa lfie lb.
Horn.') arown aaiMvrasua lbc lb.
Carrula Uc bunch.
Faraie Imc Luiicn.
I'A-vttt 2 buncliea 16c
N-w cubba c lb.
1'urnipM 3 buncbea 1BC.
Wax oniona-fluc lb.
irome jtrown liead lettuce 16
jjjheail; 2 for z&c
bplnarh 2 Iba. for 16c.
Itadiahea ic bunch.
Orr en onlonii be bunch.
Klltin but bouao touuitoea 4frc
lb.
' ? ' I-- V THE CAMPING FEVER.
Mofpr touring is a protest against big cities. Camping
f U a protest against steam-heated flats. All this rush for
t; the grprtililnirii.,'-ri.i telw irrfWonsiot JDUM-'Ple 'JuUutr 'X "l '".
... i.
Cucumbera lie tw.U; 2 for 2ic.
Fruile. -lliwhf.rrliii
2(;c box, 2 for Slhc
li. wl,. rrl- 20c box. 2 for 31c.
Grrun aitilf 16c lb.
I'alllonila Aprlcota 2uc lb,
liinir ch:rril'a l.rc lb.
riuiiui. Walla Walla 25c lb.
Home srown atrawburrics ISc
IjJKUiibfrrlr-a 2 box' 25c.
Walla Wnlla und Milton atraW'
1 fcc box.
Taitwl vnW a.l. '.- -.-f i xi . - . , Jt.r aiiawbcrrica 15c
1 .y u' if wiiuiiKin, wniB me guiKc 01 pieas-jbox.
f ure-eeking, but is really an instinctive reaction from SUIX-'l'-' t-ooaeb(trriea (grown locally)
M civilised life
Nerves and blood call for relief. Men and women weary
"not merely of crowds and noise and smoke and smell, but
aweary or ministering to artificial needs and having unm.'ce.s
csary things done for them. For a little while, once a your,
or twic jf they arc lucky, they get back to a more piimi
tn Hive ijfistence, and find it altogether good. Then they' go
Miokck aaln to heightened enjoyment of their artificial and
auper-mffjrtable existence, and all the intricate human its
sociatlns and opportunities that go witli it. Each in turn
a is good. .
Out
loi
trol
blul
I : lb
f aiitHloiiin 15c each,
Wat'.i nielonn (c lb.
Crerriea ISe M.
yllow Newtown APPlea 1 Iba.
!tc.
ftunannn lfie lb.
Ilnolia 45c doa.
"rani;'li 09 to c rloa.
Orupi' fruit 'i lc i-iwli.
SiiKnr.
Carin auKar $.X5V $7.05.
fnanlliM-.
OttAollnc. rcKulur, retail 27c gal.
Uaaollne, hlgb tuet, retail SSc
aai
FOKTIA.MI HMT
l-OKTIANI. Ore.. June I (API
Wheal: HUH. hard while 1.42:
hard white, bfueateui. baart lli:
(ederation ll.J: aoft white, west
ern white $l.a; liard winter.
northern apriria. weatern red 91.2
Todar'a car recelpte: Wheat 174;
oarley 2: flour 4: corn a: oata a
bay 2.
Crop Reports Boost
Wheat Prices Higher
mSCTFECE
7 .CAT
, ' 1 1 1 lilt 1 Inn. it IIP) In.
flueared rJaieny by dimiarahlae ! . die bat the patent
crop eatimatea from Europe and . 1ct teat lmoutle be aaay have
r,r aopeoaiaa of FreseJi . import l--"- aua me ttru wo on for
duties on breadrtoffa. wheat values ""
averased hixher here today. Profit
Ukinf aalea) however led to
aelioo front the dev'e top prteea.
Kiport busineaa from North Amer-
i eltair iaa world dora)1 kaww
laww lar Mao- half Una bait It auv
" lata II pli low wkarh la Ita- war all
ca waa larcer lncludiAa; aome do
mestic wheat. .
liar
CHIC AGO ASH.
CHICAGO, June 14 (API-tVaah:
Wheat So. 2 red !.&; No. 2
bard ll.SJVi.
Corn No. 2 mlxwl 71iifr7114c;
No. 2 yellow 72 72"4e.
Oatr No. 1 white 42Ul4:tc:
No. 2 white 4lti'421ac.
It No. 3. H4C
liarlev 45ir'lc.
Timothy wed I5.75i 14. 7i.
Clover aeed 12(r$2.
CHICAGO UIMWItT
chii;ao. June 14 (AF H.
lieiiartliient of AKrUvultum) llogv
14.UUO; alow: in to lie Inirher than
Tueaday'a averane; bia pack era In
active; good and choice 2 in pound
largely SI4.S:r 14.7V; top 14.7i.
Cattle IJ.Ouu; fed ateer trade
alow; heavier In burdensome- eup-
ply; liartly 15 to 25c lower; year
llnta weak to 15c off; only a few
liKht welRht apecialtiea steady;
heat medium weight sold at $10. so;
aome heavies held higher; (at cows
and heil.TH uneven; weak to 25c
lower; vealen 25 to 50c .lower;
moatly $10.50 downward to' paefc-
W- are where a iuek man in the
East found Sl.lao m a pair of old
pants he purchased. It's needless
to say the original owner of the
pasta mas a single man.
; ! JUNE 20TH - FATHER'S DAY
GIVE DAI) A TIE
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
Store For Men, La Grande, Ore. '
in Ifaia
FORTLANn FHOUlfE
l-JKTLA.M. Ore.. June l (API
Eggs steady; unehaaged. Cur
rent receipts 2e; fresh aaedlurn
24e; fresh standard firsts 27c;
fresh standard extras' 2$c.
Hutter steady.' Extra rubes, city
lltie: standards ate; prime firsts)
J. He; firsts 2tc; prints 4
, ' , ' , I "Ves. and you got your pants on,
Milk steady: best churning cream J but you ain't panting "
lc per pound net abippers' track' .'
in zone E Cream delivered Fort- I'm going home In mo, -,e"
Mtid the wifey who was blue
"Say. you can't smoke
building."
-Who's smoking T-
"Well, you got roor oiue la vn.ip
j mouth "
FOllritV icrale; l.lacklierrlea 36 4c draw.;
SAN KKANCIMCO. June IS (API ier; fancy 45oc; strawberries UL.i
li ii i bi.nPn i it.: ii.k , i. lew aofti hoc urawcr: lugaav.
' jie2c; li- Iba. !5trZc; 1 Iba. ' berries 25' J5C drawer. '. .. . .
24 27c I . . "
Lechorn hena: 2ii Hrt. ;i22c: j NEW VOItK HtLIT i 1
2 lbs. 24tr25c: J to iVz ll.i. 2 tic I NEW YOltK. June 14 (AJ') ,
t Evaiioruled 0111114 steady: pruned
EIIISCO lltt IT . iu. and steady; apricots, peaches
' BAN KIlANCISCti. June IS (A I') ; firm; hops steady; ' prunes iuSJ
Bernea: ItaapberrH-s $lvili.zo changed. -- -
lar-d 41c per pound. His milk
(4 per cent) t:.2.cwt. f.o-b. Fort
land.;,. . ,:.,, :
Poultry steady.tEen S v-r eeat
omrmaaion):. Heavy bejn 25W27c:
light zovr lie; srjar-taue iw
IOC: do. 'oolored: up- to,. 27c: 'young
white ducks tt'. ,'.;.'',..
tiaiona-oiiiet Ji7- - ..
I'otato.'a V50 sack; new. pota
toes Jo pound. i . V; '- - .
her mate re-
ytl,., 15,000; lat huilb...
60c lower; aorta aevere; mar
ket alow at downturn; . no early
sales of range lutnbx; few nallvert
15if $15.50; bidding $1 off cuUn:
lew aalea of fat ewes IfttiSH:
aUady; reeding lambs $14.50:
these steady with Tuesday's late
rfC decline.
,PORTIaM E( RWTt f
I'OItTEANIV. Or:JUie K (AI-)
-rtde ' receipts '.25; calves 1:
low. ; - " .
II ow' receipts J: aleaIr. -Hbeep
and lambs'115r dull.-" '
"Well, wait for me,
plied
. "Our rent is overdue."
..
Fa.-iiioB claims Ifaat liKh
" lor man are comiag lawk-1
n uo jsas BuUeal tlial tliey
went very far away.:
IRISH rLAIfEHK 1ACHIIIEI
. iihti WVM DC -SIIS Mill
church the further, up he sits at f
the burlesque show. .
m -, . - - J
Everybody has forefathers, but a !
routes gin isn't satisfied aud looks
for more. ,
4
QUALITY
Is always the first consideration in the manufacture
of our products.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery.;
- - "Home of Golden Crust and Sally Ann 1 -"-Opposite
Observer :;
NEW TfRK" . Ireland has flap- !
Prs. ,llk'eerjr othor Colintry: but I "
they.don'tsnioke pr drink -or use'
posder or paint., So says Kath-r I
I Kitmn. VM'.k-' . ... Q
I'aul s UUblln. eb route to Ihe Eu
chariatlr comrress at Chk-ago.
BITTIiRFAT
S A K KK A NCI SCO, June'lfi AP)
Iliitlerfat f.o.b. fian Francisco
-44 rents.-' - ' ' '
TELLS TALE
OF LIQUOR
DEALINGS
(Continued from Page J)
ilol-i
an J
ulifurnla bank transactions had
been checked up and round to be
lavidaon represented, but he
got no lurther sutbiliietlon. '
lkMdliKKerH I nafrahl. 1
Ihividaoit testified that booth'g-i-ra
have but little (ear of prolu
tion agents and are morn in dan
cer of hlgh-jackeis than dry
agents. ... j
He said be had served a brief
Iimiii In u I'ullfornlu jail: thai at
uiie.tliiie lie gave tt'Mhousuiid
luro to t.ulifornla state enforci
lll-ilt ugents lor protection
mat tie nan been Hounded in a
" " ' ' ' inninrKt?rB U II 1 1 . ,1 ...1.1 . . . i . ... . .
tit'W thtti II tar4.tiiliif.rtn ...!. .
titirl a n i.l... I lha t..-. i a - W M lllflir 1U
va . nc iviiiici irniuviica
f Truman U. Nvwlwrry, on WH
Fun For
The
Kiddies
Repeating Cap Guns
25 Cents
:-- - Caps : .. "
250 Shots
Red Cross
Drutj Store.
At lnt Mtr 'car of No. S cellar
diitiKlex luu arrtted:' FtKme your
orarra in today, aa.000 are al-
PERSONAL SERVICE
"twins of co-oireiaUon"
PERSONAL ATTENTION
-the uniting of personal service
with personal attention in our
every transaction has supplied
that really important factor so
essential in a satisfactory and
helpful banking connection . .
are 3rou using it?
t the
La Grande
National
Bank
. . COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT
A Hows dispatch from New Haven. Conn.. Uin nil
carried the glad tidings that when Yale men study least
their grades are highest. That was the headline summary
M(of the .acts. Further conclusions may l drawn from the
statistics published in the story. Freshmen study an aver-!
age 01 ti.d Hours a week and get un average grade of 75.3;
'sopnomores average hours of study and a 7G.4 ci-ade:
S the junior average is 19.0 hours of study and a grade of
78.3'; seniors average J8.3 hours of study and an KO.O grade
This suggests several things. Apparently poor student
nd lazy ones are weeded out early in the course. Anniir-
4nllv. too. the Hl.iiHenln thut
E. , ., . ...... t,,,, nun oiuuj MM, IV II "tlfftl lll I
..faeliu.,lu nA ,l.,l.. .. ... . ,1 UvM JUL.Lt
rteison uvimui'. In Detorlt. mid
ound u huge supply of liuuorai
but thai the case tvus Uropiled In
court. .
UuVidson said bis home uaa in
I Aim A UR. !. t'al.. but he decliued
to Ktve his Waahingtoil uiidresy.
saying lliat he "didn't Hunt tu be
bumiied off." !
He also testified thut a pulley
ot 'murder und dynamite'
uaeil In his bootlegging activities
at New Orieuiis, lai.; It was theiv.
Slcilfiv anfl I 'ni'haiurffl ' "" B"1'1' """ h,! ''' 'hat for
oicuo tna 1 ntndiiL.ia . 24 m(rotta u,.kKU . yuu could
j a buKKuKc cur" pluced upon u
1'iiH'li.ANIl. (In- . June IS t.W) "'-' train. He added tltut the
liaiiy i.io.liiii- lima an- steady - "r J" ""iiuu-it us a "anon car.
Dairy Produce Lines
of a week.
mast.; an hour
-crank llml old Ford. Imt juit run
10 tlas itiwyxt l.-tepiroue and say,
"Alain' 24. . Hello.. I want (nouxti
Klihigliw to wcr a piti-li' roof.
'llH! Iiutl-e is SI ft., wide ami SO
fi. . long." and" wc .-MiU wuwer.
"E.xpwt litem loiutH-rtiw." Novv
we caul get -them tlH-re. any un
er. for we- liavei UuneitM"rf .ortlvrs
waltluc. Tlie pahd J slid spread-
ing like a prairie on fire. Tills
atl mi., wrtuea by CI wide C. Frail
flic NeixMid. He Just about tlilulu
la- will never eateh up with hi:
dad. . - - -
mid iilii-li.'iliKr'l in the Iwul luarkft
to.lay. l:,-e,-ita of luiller ,ii-Mit-l.i-
it :iiotintt-il to 2koi;.t tioundit
Willi L -, :t :, 7 pounds nianiirni-t nr.-d
111 hirlil rlt'litlterii-ff. Kglf reci'llils
toli-d HI.7 (ItM-H. I
uinilniia of eoimliy uri'HHi'il
ini'UlH Hitil iuitr were moderate
.ilonjr tlu- iilreet today hut iiuni
I'l' tit for I lie ilt-iniiiiil mii piti;,s
ht-ld at fitiuit-r It-vt'lH.
una mat sometimes the cur ear
tied m-vi-rul crates of poodle dos
along nttii the liquor.
Aaked Inr the numes or the
railroads that pcimitied auch bus
iness. Davidson di-clined. expluin
lug the railroad officials with
whom he hud di:alt were "regular
lellows."
lie will untletgo a utiff
examliiutlon tuniKht.
t-rouH
ectiyely and develop a Ijctter grasp of the subject matter
In hand.; Perhaps the counses offered to upper classmen
(tit? at greater interest and inspire keener enth
""those for1 freshmen. '
If the statistics do mean these tilings, it ia tin excellent
eifrvi f liij,.itl.lnt. .1.- 11 ...
..., uiiuvuuwui; Jlltlliy wilier 8CII0O18 Would WIOW a Slllll-'ihe
iar tenaency. Jt ought to indicate that college years are
years of intellectual growth, as they should be. rather tlmn
Lyears wholly devoted to merry-making and idling as some
yt the harsher critics maintain.
PROPONENT
ON WARPATH
(I'M.ilmiit-il from Pnr. t)
FR
IV.
rrl
M
hssrl
.1 Mr
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
I'aaaengrr and Evpreaa Sertleo
LEAVE I. A f.HAMIE
For Wallowa l-ako anil Intennedlali- Point, a a. .M.
for I'cmiIIi'Khi II A. M. . 4 p, M.
'(Connects for Walla Walla, I'aa.o and poilland)
i Iaw Krtiiid Trip Italtw fur Summer .M.iiuh..
For Inlormallon, Call MAIN 7, Hi. .hi- I.pt,
i 1: i.
lUiillMiticiii fi ... w liile It-i-lini.
ally to he pul.I ,y I he far r.
would ill l.allty I.. ,., I , l,y Ihe
nnnii.p, ,! ,, purpose evl
I'l'.lly wn "to wildly opiioallloil
to the bill, inpiel.lly iiiinig I 111
working men ot III,- i-ouulry."
Mr. Mi llciira aiKUtni iilt he uddt-tl
mUhc.. "HtrutiKt'ly like those of
H'.ioni" Hi,- ttur.t.iiv of t'oiii.
Itiiti-i-,
i ' Ami 111,11" he wi-nt on," Si-rre-.litty
M. linn li.,H 11,,. i t(,iHit,-ry lo
! h In. 111. 1 t I1.1t ,,,t ,,tK Hltnll the
f'ai 111 lonlllnie to rurry tile enor
imiiia I. ill. I. 1, of ,,. rordliiy-.Me.
fumlM-r in 1 II I a, I. uii,lli-ury stales
of liih.ir und olltt-rs hut that he
tthiill iilei iiiiillititi, to (,.,.,! ft,,. t-oll.
of thla i-miliy aa cheaply
- of Eutop.- lire red, agitliiHl
-lniii.r iiii'i--lianillit. und
linil the iiiiuii--t-ti-.i
a Chim-Sf
lM lllOK
ixltii.ii- t-lii-ii i.-r tie
l-iholi-i-s lh tarlll
IJ1I1II011 llul have i-l
I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. June 16
AI'). ,"Wn don't know anything
about Ibis." said Emery olm
atead. pr.sldent of Ihe N'orthwesl
erii National hank, when told of
Win. '. DuvidHona teatimony be.
fore the house eomiiiiltee. "Th"
only wuy we could have bum
miplh-uled at all In a liuuor truns-
uetlou would have been for some-I
one to draw a check on our bank. :
No one has ever given us u col. .
led loll lor thut sort of bualnesa.
"Hunks can't do that sort of
thing, you know. We wouldn't'
even roller! u draft If we knew j
It were mixed up In the liuuor ,
business," stated Olmsttad.
KAN KUANl'INCO. JU1M. H(AI')'
Eualae" I 11 M I nit 11. vtee prinldeiit
and general manager of the 1.1b-'
ci ty bank of rtau H'ralle.si o, men- '
lloni'd Ly. Win. I liavidsoll as
having engagi-d In liootleg timii.
actions. Mini today thai Davidson!
was not known to anyone ut the!
bunk. . i
Claude C Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tlie Poor Man's l-'rtmtl'
Near tr'muHiry. I'hant? Mala 24ft
No Kuuda HusIbcmii.
(Lis
N'lpyi
IllMOl
M ion
l l llelly of
.l!4l tMHWldlJ.
NKW YOltK rurdliml 'luii.
m il. prtnuilt' of Ir tiuiii, Iihk urov.
J hliiiK- ir a r. nl iMlmll ihu. !
t In (ht iMjittJjt ut the J'olu
Kiountln. iliunk u IxjMW or noil
pop. un.l ihj nut 1 t. n inlnuti H of
in In hiMtHn hm intltiiriHMn
Simplex Shoes
Oxfords and
Slippers
from the
grown-up
NEW Vi Hi K. June
tlol!ai. hiitidit:
l.lh.-rly -
I.lherty :l U
IJheily Ul 4 Us .
I . Hit l ly :il 4 14 s
I.lh.lly 3.1 lltt
I.lli. rlv Hi 4 i a ....
I'. H. (Sovt 4V,a
L b. 'iieaauiy 4 it
I KIN IIS.
(Al') I'. K. dollars and thirty-seeomlK of
(.Sales III lloutl) llliih lAtw Close
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So
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.... :5T
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... 1-J
mill
inu.si
I "ii. I ti
i i.n
l"l'.2
11. 11
lull
lii.t
lwl- Ml. 11
In all sizes,
small lo the
boy or girl. - .
Every pair guaranteed.
The licst made and long
est wearing shoo ' for
children selling y al a
popular price. .
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
Infants' &. Children's
Wearables
The
Experienced
User
-knows the difference between
first quality and inferior
hardware
When this man buys a hardware article he
chooses ne that bears the trademark of
one of the several nationally know n manu
facturers. He takes no chances on the
article that may look just as good but
bears no name. He has learned that a
trademarked article must maintain the
reputation of the name which it carries
it means quality and a guarantee.
Wc, loo, have a reputation to maintain.
Our extensive stock and store facilities
are not enough we handle only recog
nized quality lines which enables us to
guarantee to every customer satisfaction
with every purchase.
When you need hardware conic in ---you
are assured prompt and experienced
service. 1 '
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"Superior Hardware You Can Oct It at Iiohncnkanip s"
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