La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1926, Image 8

Wednesday, June 23, Vti
Page T!?ght
TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE
Slip
Into a jfi.ll
and
it-ofdoora
New
Racing Model
$5.00
Wcstenhavcr
&. Gilbert
Slore Fur Men
RETAIL PRICE
SLUMP NOTED
A Btnijl ilvcifawe In mull
I prier I notinl lu 1a Grande to-iilay.
' Wti-rniflon! dropMtl from 8 lo
5 ritt h putim). pnH-n apples are
; down to 10 rvnH a pound. Walla
Wutlu tomuloo Ml from 15 to lo
ict iit m pound, jcrwn at rl riff braiw
i are now III refits a iouu4 or 1wo
j for 25 cvnCs, n-'w poti-toea aro wll
1 Im- at five pounds for i cent.
'huIiiioi. In down from S8 to 36
tfiiis a pound, nnd hiOMtut i !
I tallinc ut S3 lni'atl of 3 cenltt.
CiooHhrrrlt's mid home prowii
aHiKinijjuB are off thiiinrk-'ta. - -
i - "y
MAYOR KENDRICK
"REFUSED "TO XET
KLUXERS PARADE'
Little Interest Shown
In Wheat Market Today
niiseo nrvs rrrciiKii
KAN Kli.X.WISCO Walter
Mtiiln. south paw pitchrr, hits ! n
IriiiKliI Tor (hi ct-IUir t-liumploii
KviAit Kranelwo Hial. -Ilu in, x
p.rtd hire KnntJuy from the Ht.
J.oufs club of the National i:uru.
tcn-td wiih lacking In the wlit-at
iimrkct today. r trailer- t-iparvntly
jwaHInc Homo frtwh Inwiillve he
ron urllmr. Mast of the wUoii
i Ihi' inurkct HVtraffi-d lower. larjfily
liiM-auw of mor' favomldn weaMur
over the domcMIe belt and IncrcaA.
ed movement of new crop whMt
Iti the Mouthwftil and on nutler Uv
erpool market. Trttde um a whole
was qtili-l. tlu-re iM'lnjr little pres
Kiiri with July holding around
11.37.
Wheat rlinssil tiiKi'HI' wr lowvr
to ic hirr)tr; rorn U hlffhrr:
oatN iinrhunKed to He lower and
provlHtoiiM tmrhun'd to Gc ffnin,
I'lMLAI'Ki.Hl.lA. June 23 A!
A Ku Klux Klan ueiuonMt ration
and parude, scheduled an a part
of the BvMiul-criitennlu! Intel na
tional program, ha a been forbid-;
den by Mayor Krndrlck, preai- i
dent of (he e& position aooeiiilloii. I
Kept t-lii U-r 9, 1U and II, wlile'i
had been allotted to the klan on
the official proem m of thu s.-iwi.iii.
huv; been deelared open dat
Market hews of the Dat)
CHICAGO OIIAIN
Wheat: Oprm H(.i liw k
July .137 131(4 IM. 137 (i
IKI. .
....133 133 132ft 13396
....135fi I3C 135H I3&H
lUItTLAXO WHKAT
IltTIANI. Ore.. June 53 (AD
Wheat: HBU. hard white, hard
white, It-H. baart, federation, soft
white, western while 11.44: hard
and no official recognition will winter, northern spring, weatcrn
be elveii the Ku Klux Klan. The 1.3.
IHiliii an- tinder orders to refuse
perm it m fur the parade.
The orcaiiiuttloti known us the
tin Klux Klan." aaid an an
nounceiiient from the mayor's of
fice, "will not be permitted to
parade and will not bv pcrmlllad
lu umxmiblo us a body within the
tM'ttqut-ccntennlul grounds."
I'ntll pioteuts reached him re
cently. Mayor K end tick said he
was "unaware that the klan con
clave and pageant were on (he
scMMUl-proeruui." " '
1'aul M. Winter, kleaifle In
chura-o of the local Hlan. aald he
was "auiaxed" at the mayor's
action and that "they will pay In
the lone run."
A. I. Hut ton. director of domes
tic participation and HMclal evenla
of the exposition, wild the klan
wwi on the program and was "so
lus; to sluy there."
Today's car receipts; Wheat 5:
flour 12; corn 6; bay S.
IJYi:itl1M!, win; AT
I.IVKKI1XM June 33. fAI)
Clow wild U 4 to il lower; July
Us 5d: Oct. 10s 6d; pec. ls 4 lid.
MI( A(a CASH
CJIICAUO. Juno 23 Al Cash:
Whctt No. 3 rod l.45i
l.4; No. : hard $1.5ofi $1.51
Corn No. 2 mixed' 7 I 4j 71 ftc;
No. 2 yellow 71 , it 7214c.
OrIh No. 3 mixed 34c; No. S
white 4M.i 4 401,4c.
Itye No. 2 9li He. ;
Harlvy-r-C0 4 70c
Timothy need Id'it tT.
Clover seed $12 $29.
i i
Chiropractic
Adds Years
To Life and Life
To Years, '
F. L TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C.
VIIONK IU6-W (I'ahncr Cirmluuto)
Office Hours: I lo 6; 7
New l ole lllilg
(of
IRRIGATION
ADVOCATED
FOR VALLEY
(Coiitluucd from Pace 1)
CnitTI,ANI ritoin t i:
lOHTLANI,.Ore., June 23 (AI)
Kpk steady. Current receipts
26c; fresh mediums' 23c; fresh
standard flraU 27c; fresh ittiuidard
extras 2"c.
Butter Cubes Hat lower;
print 4 unchanged; market, weak.
Kxtra cubes, city 3Kc; standards
37c: prime firsts , 36 fee; firsti
3c; prints 4 ic; cartons 43c. .
Milk barely steady. Best churn-
j inp cream. 39c inr pound nt Mhlp
: ikts trtick In zone 1. Cream de
t llvered Portland 41c per pound,
flaw milk (4 per cent) cw't
.ro,b. I'ortlund. .
J t I'ouilry Hteady. , Heavy hens 23
i27c: lltfht 2(M21e; sprints.
white 1844 20c; ' do. colored up to
I 27c; younjf white ducka 281 30c:
colored 20 to 22c.
I'otatocs nominal 31.50 per sack;
new 3c per pound.
Onlon.i nominal $l.76i$2.
Iir. KIwood Mead and ' Secn-tary
Hubert Work, d-clurlnff the two
am enditavoilntr to irovo reclama
tion In the west a failure whrii
!ui:lt U not Iho casf, :
I'reiiident Carl Oray, of the Un
ion I'acirlv system, the fir.-U. speak
er of the evetitiiff, praised the liuid
X'.ltlement movement and aitto of
this division of the' O.-W. II. it. &
S. i- - -
"Thtf railroad 'from' hero, lo
Huntington can be compared wltii
any I know of, he said. H" also
declared that the pcrvlce offered
by ti.e I'nlon I'a-illlo Is compar
able with any.
I'by A.Mirv.4 Visitors
!r. W. T. lhy. chairman of the
eveiilne. assured tlio villois that
several leaders In this locality .
have vlHioned the povslhlllihs of I'OHTI.AND. Ort-.. June 23 (AD
reclamalloi and tire endeavorlnff Harvest of winter ifruliw Is hi
to secure lrrli?ulIon. Ho promised progress in many locuiines anu win
that the rijrht would eventually be ni.eal this week except in the
end In victory. (cooler districts, says' the weaiher
bureau s wewy urcjon crop re
port. ' Tht yield Is very" 'uneven.
Ho tli,rin" ST11'11 "aa ffcnerally bene-
more scenic, road than tlie hlph--
Canada May Produce a
Billion Bushels Soon
OTTAWA. Onl.. Juno 2J. (AP)
-I-'op fl'o years Canadian wheat
nriuoi ttn'f avfipfiirtfl niniw than '
two bushels an aero more than
those of the l otted Blatea, rays a
bulletin Issued by the International
Institute of Agriculture. The do
minion's world record of produc
tion has averaged 1S.5 bushels an
acrp slne 1120, while thai of the
Lulled Htates has beon -13.3.
The five year a vera go for the
other- principal- wheal growing
count rb-s Is: Argentina 13.3 bush
els; Urilbih India 11.9; Australia
11.7.
The. bulletin prod let. Y that with
in ten years with the settlement
of the dominion's vast western bjr
riciiltural lands Canada's wheat
production will reach' a billion
bushels annually. ,
FIND
rr :r
HERE
!Cur for tbla aOmmm BHUt II
be la b? 9: m. m. II
. 1'IANU TL'KEIt
Kir Bidney Loic, recoffnized aa a
iiiatitvr tuuer backed by years of,
experience, .will be In, 1. Qranijul
soon, can ri. u. Jlusto Co. -::tr
WHEAT HARVEST
IS UNDER WAY IX
SOME LOCALITIES
A Inch tributu was paid to . the
Wallpwa country by, K. 1, Calvin,
vieo president of .operations.
An Opportunity
UNTIL OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF
Fishing Jackie .
is disposed of the opportunity is given you
to get all Kinds of Flics, Heels, Lenders,
Lines, Poles, liuskcts, etc. at a Discount of
7 , 33 13'i " ' -
A Real 1 5a i gain At
Newlin Book and
Stationery Co.
L
SH.E-R.
LAST SHOWING
66
Wrecka
R-YS
TONIGHT
IV TIIliUY
way from Im. Haandi. to . Vk'nlluwa
lake4 Other oi tibials who spoke
were; 11. -M. Adams. , vice . .presi
dent o( Inifflc; anu C. C. CiKnoiu.
of i'ortlund, who accompanied thu
land w'lUement committee, .
. WosHhrful I'owlbllltlcs
II .10. ravllle. of J'orlland, de-
.-lim-.l Hint llun , nr.. u tiil.i-fjil
aerteulturiil" otiMibllltlea . In " I his loffunlwrry plekiiiff bi active
county if worked out rlht. "Hut
you must fUh t for what jou gi:L,"
he admonlahed. i ..
W. 4.1. lUe. si-vn-tnry of the land
H'-ltlemenl commit!tv, told of tlw
national Interttst now. being ex
pressed In Oregon and said, that
tlie time is right for the state to
g-t busy. "If you're going to pro-
and such ' ficldf of winter grain us
were not mature were also helped.
Spring grain bt recovering from
frost damage In cent rah -and catft
ern counties, but sonieT fields were
too-badly damuged ; to recover.
I'urn needs warmer weather. -;
Strawberries ure routing Into
market in some of the'iiatcr Uia-li-tcls.
In the Willamette valh-y
hnd
some blackberries have been pick
ed. ' Haln caused some Cracking of
cherries, prunes, apples, pears and
walnuts are doing well.) '
With Morage holdings of butter
In 'roast coolers more -than doubt"
a year ago and production still
heavy, values sire softening' and
the trt'iid Is generally ' tower in
rifss in ucrlcullure you've kot io.tnoffl niarketa.
make a change," lie. said. "Or- CuIm ure off a half cent
gaulxulloii would-be a great help through the entire list on the local
and dairy cows and hogs present dairy exchange with extras posted
an opportunity. We can sum it 5S cents; standards 37c; prime
all up lu lour words: organisation, . "rats 3c and firsts 35c. . No
standanlixatlon. advertising and I change has I u mad In print
merchandising."
hurlng Mr, Hlgnuux's talk lie
advocated mure dairy cows, more
ciieese laclorb'S and more chick
ens. There ure plenty of mar
kets fof all' of thes" he said.
U MH Willi Healturs '
liefore I lie dinner meeting t he
land settlement committee met
with (he local real etatv board
and explained lis Sidth-tnent pluu
in delall. Mr. UoUe and Mr, lde
both spoke.
Tin committee, accompanied by
members of the local rhumber of
commerce, lett Ui Orande yester
day morniug shortly after 1 "
o'clock, slopping at Klgin. Wal
low a and at l-.nterprlw. The Kn
terprlsi' chamber of . commerce
served lunch before the party re
Niinifit It n t rtn. Annl lit-r lunell
w Ith the Joseph commercial club '
as hotd, was given at Wallowa
ludg, when.' the railroad offlclula
joined tilt: party. Klmer Stoddard
presided and s.vvral utldresses
were made.
The return was routed over the
Alder Hlope territory to Hnter
prlsi and thence to Iji llratide,
where arrival was made about 6:
3a o'eiKk. Tlie land wltleinellt
Willi MAY ALLISON - KOXUL'
and JAMKS MOUIUSON
A mighty drama of sea and society inter
woven with an absorbing sea story.
Comedy "His Taking Ways'
Starts Tomorrow
REX BEACH'S "THE AUCTION BLOCK"
10 Years Ago
Today
Tents gi Up at Itlverplde
1'ark for Chaiilaiitiua.
Nt-alHsiM ami Cm.
Ib-t a supply of
Tuotli ralr
Cu4d Ci-enm
r'aev lNmihr
VanUlitnjC Cream
ami
;Altlt N CtU IIT
Ih iiui4i ami Aliimtwl Cream
Kor Jour vara Men.
Comfort and Cleanliness.
L & L. Drug Co.
prievs art yi-t but continued declin
In cub-s will force locul cream erl
to revise their print and butterfat
prices.
Itecelpts of surplus butter from
count ry creameries yesterday
amounted to -I. a 4 a pounds with
tli local make placd vt 'J3.r03
pounds. Approximately 7 4 pounds
went lnb the cooler, bringing tlie
total figures iiji to 5.3. Sll"! pounds
In I'ortlund .storage.
Coast holdings of butter are
elot to six million pounds as corn
pan d to a little le.ss than 1 1 1 rue
million pound a year ago at this
time. This week's government re
port of fdoruge Mocks of butter hnd
egip at the principal coast centers
is as , follows: Total cooler hold
inH of eggs on tho coast Monday
were approximately 22.5 Is cases
more than a year ao. Values, how.
ever, remain generally steady with
no ehamres made on the Cortland
exchange.
Prince of Wales Is 32
Years of Age Today
UIMV. June :3. AI To
day whs the I'rlnet' of Wales'
thirty-second birthday anniversary
and flags wre flying throughout
the country In his honor. The
buntliiR displays were particularly
brilliant In the wvh end of Ion
don. Cor days the heir-apparent ha
been Inundated wllh messages of
congratulations from all parts of
the world, lie had luncheon with
the other nwnibern f the ronl
faiuily at Hueklngham pafcu-e to
day and planned a private dinner
party tonight for ilw friends at
his own home. York House. St.
James I 'a lace.
left for I 'on land at I o'clock last
night and President (iray and
parly left this mornlmr at ? a. in.,
to resume their inspection of I'n
lon Pacific conditions In this territory.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Chicago. Juno 53. at r. .
Department of Agriculture) Hoes
15.000; mostly steady to lo low
er; grade show full decline;
slaughter pigs Mrong; big packers
doing little; majority S4U to 326 lb.
butchers SM.lOfti $14.50; bulk good
and choice 310 lbs. duwu $14,603
$14-80; top $14.90.
Cattle 11.000; fed steer trade
very uneven; well finished heavies
In liberal supply; trade mostly
steady; best weighty steers $10.55;
several loads $lo.254t llu.fco; Ne
braska yearlings $10.85; she stock
and bulls' scarce; strong: vealers
fully steady; mostly $11 4i $11.75
to packers; outsiders ' upward to
$12 and belter.
Sheep 000: fat lambs strong;
no' westerns- sold; asking higher;
early sales of natives mostly $15.25;
some $15.50; culls-mostly $10.50
$11.50; fat sheep steady; bulk fat
ewes $5fi $fl.50; ' few medium to
good yearlings $12.' .
If you feel all run down and
lack of pep or iJltJlt and' pour
appetite, you will find that new
prescription of none tonic at $t a
bottle Just what you need and lt
does the work tulckl, , Kold.oidy.
Iy Si I vert horn -Wright 'a family drug
storo. , . ;n. us -52tf
TAKi: AUVANTAUE OF THIS
Whether you are In-need- of a
tllnncr ct or Dot you cannot help
hut take advantage of the Dinner
ware special at Jtlchardaon's Art
& Cllft Hhop thta week. Four new
untl beautirul patterns of dinner
ware, regular $15.15 seta this week
for 8.S. Conipleto dinner sets of
4J pieces. . , . , , -23-lt
. lfltTIM ..IVIvSTXM'K
r(KTluNl). Ore.. June 23 (AP)
Cattle nominally steady; no re
celpts. Itoffs sleady; receipt. 535.
Sheep stehajy; receipts 235.
H VTTK I IF AT
SAN KltANCIKCO. June 23 (AM)
Uulterfat f.o.b. San lYunclsco
44 CCUtH.
VA GIUMiF. WHOLESALE
MARKETS
;
. l'oillrr (litre wehtht).
Spring fries 25 030c. .
Heavy hrn S-'o IB. .
Mtllnm hens-16o lb.;, -I.leht
hcos I4e(!b. .
Slaei So lb.
No..lbllve turkeysrr-32e lb.
I'Uiitr:
.-..HarirJ jrVjderalloii vtlloifd jiwbeat)
17.80 bll.
6ott wheat $7.60 1)1.1.
LA.GItANDi; RET AID. MARKETS
Poultry.
Hprlpr fries 60c. lb.. t.
Ueaa 30c Tb.
Me.19 tmd VtsU.
' Beef, boill0412Hc lb.
Chops and .steaks -.2 la
Siilmon (trk'tly-frc)i) ST.c lb.
Hnllliut-r.SIc lu... rt-i . i"'
Dairy.
Ijird 10 lbs. 1.5; 5 lbs. 11.00.'
Btter crcarunry 45o lb.; 9o
a roll
Kgf so C she dm.
Cheese 40o tb.
Honey. coib 30o lb.
Veer-table.
X'-w otfitoes -5c lb.
I'utatoes 4c Hi. (.vmall tiutuiti
tleK): 4.40 for 1 00-lb lot
Wax strlnff beails 15c lb.
California frecn peas luo lb.
t'arrols- 2 bunches 15c
Tarsiey 10c bunch.
Beeta-r-2 buachos- 46c f
New cubbugre 5c lb.
Turnip 2 bunches 15c.
(treen Ktrlrtfr lieiins 2 lla 2.rc.
l.'ouie grown head lettuce - lie
heiui; 2 for 25c. '
Spinach 2 lbs. for 150. : '
ftadlshcs 5c bunch.
Oreen onions 6c bunch. ' ' '
Walla Walla red onions 2 lbs.
15c: 4 H 25c.
Klgln hot house tomatoes 40c'
lb.
' Tvxus tomatoes 30c lb.
' Walla Walla tomatoes 25c lb.
Cucumbers 15c each.
Fnill.
California freestone veaches
15c lb.
Walla Walla peaches 15c lb.. 2
for 25c
itaspberrles t5c box.
Oewberrles 20c box, 2 for 35c
Grecn iipples 10c lb.
California apricots 10c lb.; box
11.80.
IHnjj cherries 15c lb.
I'lunis. Walta Walla 25c lb.
Homu grown strawberries 15c
box.
loganberries 2 boxes' 25c.
Walla Walla and Milton straw
berries 16c box
Hood ltlver strawberries 150
box.
Cantaloupes 15ctr2 for 85c
Watermelons 5c lb.
Cherries 15e lb.
Tcllow Newtown apples I lbs.
25c.
Bananas 15c lb.
lcmona 46c dos. .
Oraages Si to C dos,
Urape fruit 2e each.
Sncar.
Cano sugar $0.86 17.05.
Gasoilne.
Oa.otine. recular. retail 27c sal.
Gasoline, hl(k tost. reUU (to
t Kor Wednesday, the bargain day
w will sell high class, latest styles
und shupes or 75c boxes stationery
for 60c All SOc a pound candy for
40c. All 36.0U Oillette' razors for
Hoc. ' Sllverthorn-Wrigut's fahly
druj- store. . ' ' 6-;2tf
; : - : t
HttuMHi'lUng, plestinjt. button
holes, etc. Norton's Kabtr Khom.
; School Funds now aval:abls for
farm loans la Union County. Be
H. K. DUon, Foley Building. La
Qrande. Or. ..; f.lttf
. ' BOXWOOD.
' Large load boxwood dellTered tn
iJi Grande, M-00-. Call L.B. Men
foe Lbr. Co., iohe Tree.' . 4-ltf
: Tske advantage of tnc- dlnncr
wsire special this we.ek at lUch
ardaon'H Art & aift Shop. . 8-23-lt
No need of having -dandruff, or
fulling out of the hair When you
cuu get a bottlo of Germlcido and
liandruff Kradlcator for 75c Sold
only by Sllverthoru-Wrlght's fam
ily drug store. ; ' "6-22tf
( 60 Utile IJver Touchers for 25c.
H'Uk best luxutlve pill sold and
iuost for your money, only at Sil-
vertliorn-wrighfs funilly
lore. -
0 VATtOM-WDE C
)) INSTITUTION' l r
DEPARTMENT STORES
108 OtMt 8t, U GhukU, Or.
JUST RECEIVED
From the Land , of Cotton
Come Lovely New Material
t
. Nowaday i Cotton
Materials are made in
hundreds . o weaves,'
patterns. .and : colors;
, we believe- - we are
showing the most)
, pleasing of -each. -
, Novelty t Weaves
In Kins: Wool
Prints
In lovely 'now pal--;,
lems, , fculuiing all
the,; licw colors . and
- c ol o r .'combinations. -Our.
prices mean con
siderable', savings' to
the home dressmaker,
23c '
OFFICERS FOR
NEW YEAR TODAY!
Jstructlon of A. .school building, to' PENTISTS PICK
silo of tKe abOA'esthooJ .dlstricl.
'".All bfsajl-be.itecomiAuiied by
cu&h jccftlhci' chtckyor bidder's
bona ,;cqjHlf per cent of-.tho
amotnit of -Cljor 'bfd; 'vsald eaah,
tHeck ' or 'b'iadef s - bond .shall'' be
'1 .1 a il'. u),lu fn Mi. i.la.1, , uul.l '
district. - , r teeth was deelaied
I'O It TI, A N U,
JAI') Prevention
' Ulll
. ine successiui contractor win ue ...mnii.d loduv
.
Ore. Jmiu .:
of 'jlecay
inure Ittiport-
lll a resnl'jtiotl
l.v Ilw, l.,.inJ
requireg to lurnisn tne . scnooi Vpa IH-ntal conference In nriod
noaro. witn a surety uonu cguai to ( ,ri.. Thu conference adoptedtl,,
the .full amount .of the contract iVlubin ie resolution, sponsor-,
price..,, .. t , . " b thu .Massachusetts slate. dentx
. Ail btus shall be in tiic-iianqs-o.r .usoeliillon. udvocatlng the. curd
the clerk, -or architect, not later undi treatment of teeth befor.
than-'ia.' o'clock (noon) Saturday they reach diseased condition.
the 2tlv-day of June UiLh 192D ! Ofltcurs of the Oregon Dental
The scliool board -rcscn-es. the Association elected today are: pre
rhflit.to accept or reject any oc all sidentr t. T. Wherry, Portland, rr
bids submitted. : elected; ylce president, (' B. Will-
l'lans Jind .soecillcations are on ougliby 'JOugem-: ..secretary, Dr
file In the office of the architect, Holllster, Vortland reelected;' tro
drug! Charles B. Miller. Itooui 7, . Im surer. Ilr. V- J- r' rrls. 1'ortlanil,
8-22tf. Grande National Bank bu Idlmr. La reeleeteil; editor. lr. r.nn Aouon,
I'orlland. reelected. i uree
' lueiiibers of fh."' exec-Utlve council
.....v.. .... Clerk ;of Said; Kist)-ict... er nuliied-: . .Dr.-,. Carl , Stanley.
June 12, 1, 23. . . : . I'ortland; IJr. A, I". Watson, Port-
' -. ' 'rZ : : . land; Dr. A. W. Cliance, rortlanu
Ka'i-h . family 'in the Cnlted States Holdover ineinbyrs of I he, council
"aes an average xf etslily pouiulfl. aio Hr'.,l.yle A( Baldwin, I'srll!!
of-soii'p a year, Ui an upprOxImalo and Hr. T, W Anderson. Pofll
27 of Union county,, for the. .con-(co or, ton dollars: . - , ' lund.
r
'' 'TMeTBiipft'-'rl,a3r!s will s'er
cliUiketi Hnner-Wed-Jtifwe" from
11:30 to 1:30. 1'latos 6pct.,,6-19-2t
StyriCK TO, .-ONTIlACTOIS' ;'' ,
, . Beulqd bid.wm .ly!
'lie uireerors OI scnooi
-i-Orande;. (Jre.
lltf. .CI'JI.l l,lt0l.l',i .
1
M'.W YliliK. June 23.
dollars, bonds:
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A Variety of Hardware Articles ; .
-r For Every Purpose 'V---!'
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Our experience, facilities and knowledge of the hardware busi
ness enables us to carry in stock every conceivable item. , ' 7-
Duildcrs turn to us for .door knobs, locks, etc. From our' ex-
tensive stock they invariably find items lo completely fill their :
needs. . , ; ,
The (!ar-0vner always in need of tools, selects from our slock "
a handy wrench, screw driver or pair of pliers.
The Camper and tourist find here complete outfits tcnl,V
camp stools, camp stoves, fishing tackle and1' portable cooking
outfits. '..:..,. :.':.,i: ..h'r. ' - :
The Housewife knows that our stock of kitchen utensils is un
excelled When canning time arrives she comes hcrc for fruit
jars, strainers and the many other necessities, -t , -
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A Timely Suggestion Screen Up Now.X
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
"Superior Hardware You1 Can Get II at Bohncnkamp's"
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