La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1926, Image 8

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Eft GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, June 28, 1926.
siip , . . I!
Into a -A.! !i
,., r . ouoi ooora I
HEAT FACTOn
IN TRADINGS
U V f,. : r -- -
!:Mw Day:
New .
Racing Model
.. $5.00 ... . .
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men '
; ... I'ORTLANI), Or., Juno 28 (At-)
I'roaiiccM uro. llmt Old How will
ug-ulu bo tlio principal fuetoi 1n
tliu locul produce mui-kata
week. If lio continue to llck
uround -demand for ; dairy conv
niodHIc,. moat and heavy vk-
eUihlfH will Paso ore whllo con
sumption or melons, fruit and
I frcttli garden produce will tuku u.
Jump. ;
..Nut much cIihiiko In piTee wa
Indicated thin mornliiK ut Die open-
CHICAUO GRAIN
W Ileal: , 0-n Hick Low Mono
July tt IU IMK UlK
M-H ISm U2 IMftlSl
Uco JJUK 114 131
I.IVIilU'OOIi www .
J-IVivltl'ODU Juno SS. (Af1)
tflnu,, u,h,. A I.U.I I......... I.. I..
lit 3Md.
lug. Hupplli'H o frull
foniXANn WHKAT
l'OHTI,ANI. Ore.. Juno"S (Al'
Wheat: HHII. hard wlillo $1.40:
ill.' H. iarl MU; federation li.40;
"oft while l,4u: wcjUerilfwilllo
iv;: naru . winior. ,ii;54!. north
.and irtel- '' lrliiK f f .34 j woiltft-h red
price were 'Today' car r'eluW:,JvVheat
on woro ii Ion 1 1 1 u I but
w:ll inijlntnlned. i .barley I; flour 23:' corn 8;
1 indication urn tliut'llicre will bo .""'
another cut in -buiiunu.. price
aomo "rollers" are headed north
front the Hun Krunelaco market I
t;3f.
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ouin i ;
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Radio
j i t i:hdav, nun a. j,
S -Mountain Standard, TIiimj HUlloiui
vNiuu iO'uiua, ,.cn. (aii.auL
VMIkf), i. in., aludlo iirou-rnm.l
: KIM', t'ulorado KurlllK, fob.
(;rm-IOOk ), s p, in., Mary I'Vjr
Wilier, soprano; Mauley- KfflnKrit
Imrltonoi Mariraret Pktrlili, violin!
il; It. Ural Cox, planlHl; . . Kdgur
- 1 juiKlillii, baritone; Mr. , .Mnuiic
McKerrun I'rlee, pianist. .
I'aetfk) Mauuanl 'IIuhi NUtloiw'
' CMItV, Vaniiiiir, Cau. (il9l.ini.
HIHIIke). U p. m.. itumona Ituin
boil, Cluru MeKlnley, Vvttm Jew.
ke: ttliilO, Cabaret . Uelniont or-1
, clie-stru. i, ;( j, ;
' l( I I. lAMi Allt)M.'. Cul. ( KI7III
IHShv), 7-S p. iil, Virginia bull
loom orthuatru; 8-1), Mereen Art-
lata atrlng- quartet; 11-10. varied
proKruuil 10-11, 1'ackard Ilndlo
Club. " - - :' ;;
lil'WIl, Hull W(xl, fat. (2S2ii.
IlllUki ), 6-7 p. m., 1'ontluo Hlx
illnner liourj 8-0, program, Itlch
nrd JHellnmn, Ino.;. D-lo,. prorani,
American Urako Teallng company!
J-l, Wurner Urothera frolic
i K(iW, llirtland, tire. (1I Anl
(I I like). .7 p. in.; tinner -concert:
Ki-12, dunce mualc. AtullnoniAIr ho
tel, llcrmun ' Keuin'a diinco or
cbeKtra; plunbit. i !( .(,
- KIW, Iw AiiicHvn, i'al. KlS.iim-7I0IM-),
0:80-7:80 p. 'ni.," weekly
vixit of Quota Titunla and tlio
Handmani 8-lfl,, do luxt" preaenta
lions 1 10O !,' aulifltf "hiuntc.' u'V
KNX, llnllywiKMl,' ciali (3:in.in
KVIIke), 7-7:46 p. t-rtt, s program.
thn. K. Jteed, Inc.l- Tt46. health
. bilk:' 8-1), . program, - -Hulldera'
Kinanco OHaorlntlnn; p-10 .proitrum,
, Wealern Auto Muppiy oompuny;
10-12, niovlu rilKht ut the Anibiia
Kitdor, Kay Wcat'a C'ooounut Orovu
urcheatra. . --. . ' ,i ' . , (
, KMiSI, I'ajHailnia,- tli" (uis.ftnb
MiOke), 8-0 p. ni.. Htar-N'ewa en
semble; ctenru;i J'Vontfor; tenor..
KIAIl, Ouklanil, fl. (Silt.tm
ISMk), . i, jii,, ; oducutloual
pi-oBruni,
i CHICAGO CASH";" .
fHIL'ACK). Juno ! fAPlUifiuili!
where mi exceaa of fruit both -froni Wlieut No. 1 red f 1.32 K; No. I
Mexico uml New flrli4mu linrfl fit nHlAHit inl
1 , , Tii--l.tI..lH,
J down prlcea at the cIomo of luat . f urn No. t mixed ,71 No. 2
wuck, ( . yoilow Tl H rS14, ' " .
Ai rlvula of country dreaaeil nieula ! OntM No. 2 white 38',J03Oc;
uud poultry wero IIkIU on tlio No. 2 while 37 it SUo,
Mireei una inoniini; and prlcea more Itye Not quoted.
mi "o iiuiiiiiiui. i uere- ig a. l;ooU
call for choice and Kood houa !
would iiIho aell well but 19 to 19 Vj
Rail, Oil Shares Strang:
Receipts of New ' Wheat
Overturns Price Bids
' CHICAGO, Juno 28. (Al) Im-
. mcnac rccelnta of new wheat In the
On Colorless Market oiil,',"t totaling- mo than 2100 j
- at. luur vciurra, wveriurn-
Jed wheat prices anew today. lie
NKW YORK, June 28 .(AP) 'aldoa excellont weather for .the
Backing and filling movement! hurveat nrevalled and exDort do.
clmruclerlzod today' colorloaa atock monU waa alow. Advicea that ruat
waa developing In south central
genu la ubout all lite btitchera will
pay on the street.
Huivy hens and broilcra are also
lit demand but Unlit fowls urc
wouker.- - .... ::
Bulter utid out? prices opened
atcady and unchanged. Hot weath
er will weaken the market.
HIGHER FEES
ARE OPPOSED
.. (Continued from Page 1) .
croud. The program follows:
Vocal solo, Mrs, Ocorgunto chud-
wlch. Cove; uddrei.a of welcome,
Dunham Wright. Medical Springs;
response, J. A. Nice. North I'ow.
vocal duet, Kirnilt and Ken-
noth llugaln, Ln, Grande; uddreas,
Counly Hehool Hllperlntendent K.
Kuyre; recitation, Kord 'i lobby.
.Medlcul Kprlnga; udilrcaa, K, n.
Jusper, Allcel: vooul solo, Kermlt
llugaln, Im Urundo: uildreaa, J. Jl
King, , muster llakir county
grange: readln.r, Mia. Kathorlno
Itcdhcad, l.a Ul-unde; address
"Where the Counly Tax Money
Goes," Counly Commissioner John
Wcllu, of Alieel,
MIes l.eona r'reos Invited ull to
attend the grange Independence
day uolobrntlon on July 6 with tlio
i'luusiuit Qrovu grange ut Ita
ground near Huiiimervllle, uml
Mra. ChudHick unnuunced a dunce
at Covu to lalau nrixe monev ror
Wia '.'community fitly I to be given hi
ttln -gi-iulu and flm eoiiioitilll'y this
full. '
'f'hu next poniuna meeting will
bo held Willi Ihn I'lentuint (irovo
grango on Heptemlier 2f,. County
Maatcr Nice set October 29 u Ills
duto Tor thu .next iiiualers' und lec
turers' conference, . .....
Ilurly 07 (4 fi 6o.
Timothy seed 18.
Clover seed $13 'if 138.
ljird $10.
IlibH 317.76 .
llellios $lt.f(.
" j i , .
l'OI(TrANI MVi:s'l( K
rilltTI,AVT), Ore;iine 28 (AIM
-Calllc 2933; calves.. 240:, stecra
weak; culve. higher, V S ..
I'ulves medium to chofco. (milk
feds etchldj-d) 8.60l10. Olliera
illii hrljged. . ' . , .
i llogi 22015: aleady lo IGo lower.
Heavy wolghW ("SO to. 350 lbH.
meoiunt, good ond choice- 113.50
market, In which tlio strength of
thu railroad and oil shares con
trasted with the selling of rubber,
merchandising' and miscellaneous
issues, .: (
Money rates burdened In un
tlcipatlon of heavy month-end re.
qulremcnls and tmdlng activities
were sharply curtailed. . . :
Willi the upproueblnc crop
niovumcnts '.uromlalinr to swell
sllli.'fMftiiyy the current record
volume of freight 'traffio atid I lie
unusually good curiiings ' of tlio
rullroutla. Investors and proressloii-.
PI traders alike continued to uu-
cumulnlo the currier stocks. Those
Involved In projected mergers
were cspcefaliy .populur.
Although merger talk affecting
the oil companies began to quiet
down, several Issues In thla group
rcglaloreci moderate improvement
Ion tlio haala of current earnings
t and trade prospects. Aside from
Tlf.nnriil M.Jn .....I II. ..1 . ,.
v - - -. - . . ...v.VIO ...... JluUltU'l, I J 1 1 .
aulomobile Ehures mode little
heudwliy and marked reactionary
icnucncics uevelopcd In the rub
her stoeka. . '
Minnosotu, with tempcruturcs of
100 and ubovo In - parts of tlio
northwest woro virtually Ignored.
Wheat closed unsettled, to
2V4o net lower; corn ?M to o up:
outs to Ho. of and provisions
unchungod to 40 cents down.
.! .' MTTKItPAT
- HAN l-'HANCIHCO, Juno 28 (Al)
Ilutterfat f.o.b. Sun I-'rum-lsco
44 t'ontsi -
lt)lt l lu.M I'ltODlIt i:
1 . '.
I'dltTI.ANI). Ore., Juno (AI-)
Kggs steudy. t'lirrent rneeipts
2Se; fresh mndiuiii 23e: fresh' stan
dard rlrsta.27e; fresh standard cx
tfus -27(; .
Butter sldJdy. . Rxtru cubes, elly
3ttf- Ult,ll,l,.-.B It... ft
Hi 114.75: llvkt st.i.M, I: !7Y. ,"(",
... -. ..,, ancp. rirsis- 30e;Vi)ir n a '41C; Car-
Ih.) common,-mcdiiiim moil und ,. .. .
Miii.-e; ii.(Jviit,.ri,: o-hi h. ,i.
LA GKANbB WIIOLEKALE .
- ., UARKET8
I'oilltry (live weight).
Spring frlca 2630o, -Heavy
hens ?2o lb. -Modltim
hons 18o lb. 4 -Light
hen 14c lb.
Slugs 8o lb.
No. 1 llvo turkeys 32o lb.
Flour.
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
-17.80 bbl.
Soft wheat $7.60 bid.
FIND
. IT -.'-;"
HERE
Cuiiy for llils column
bo ut by :UO a. ui.
f II 1
School Fund now available for
farm loan In Union County, fiee
H. E. Dixon, Foley Building. Ij
Grande, Ore. t-Htf
KVKHV KAY , .' . j
; Kvory day In tlio week Is ome- ,
body's birthday. Your, friends and
loveu ones, all have .ono once a1
year. It la nice to bi remembered :
on one's birthday with a nice card
expressing a, good wish for the oc
casion, or somo nice gift cither
useful or ornamental is always!
appreciated, you will find hun
dreds of HAiltublc Gifts for every
occasion at Hlchurdaon's Art - &
Gilt Shop. , e-2S-2t
u'l to 200 lbs.) common, medium,
good , unit choice. 14.7(i,$15.35:
others unchanged. , ,
Khoep and luiuli 3055; atendy.
unchanged. . ; 1 . '
Knights to Entertain
; Women's Order Tonight
I'ltlSCO FIII IT
H..N I'-IIANCIHOO, Juno 28 (AP)
Apples Hulea from stariiL-n.
boxos: Oullfornlai Newtowna. fancy
3S and 4 tier l.76Jr2; White
A8irach"ns 1.25(,l.75; Oraven
stelna 1.00; $2.23. ...
Aprlcota-r-ltoyal $117 $1.80 crate:
IMiI.0 .nor li ,A. lug; bulk 3c
pound. .
Derrlea Haspborrle $I.20W
$1.70 crule; blackburrlo 4ui60c
dnuver; alruwborrlea OU (. 75c; few
ourii uue uruwor;, loganberries ,40W
50c drawer. , ; , .
f 'lieiTleo-hlnga 13 l. 20c; hlacka
812c lb. Cun-auts $l.75ji 2 por
111 lb. drawer,., ;, , , ., .. .,, -
'' l'l'ilr'iiairun.i r'A.: n-
50eto$t hankot:, Triumphs 8nl9oc
box. f (.( - -
Pears' 'irr'tlett -$.jij. ( .75
flat; $1.50i $2 box. ,
Milk steady. Best churning cream
39c per pound: net shipper's track
In none 1. Cream delivered Port
land 4le por pound. Haw' milk (4
per cent) $2.20 cwt. f.o.b. Port
land. Poultry steudy. (I,iws 5 por
cent commission) heavy hi-ns 2iMi
27c: light 20i21; aprlng, white
18ft Hie; do colored up to 2(lc:
young while ducka 2SS(30c; col
ored 20 V 22c. -
Old apuds, onions nomlnully
qulct. Onions $t.75ii( $2; potuloea
$1.60 per suck; new potatoes 3c
pound.
-. : . , ' ' 'i t '
two Aril; rixioi)
10 Years Ago
-Today-:!
, e - ' '. '-, 'r - - -
Krcd 1. Myeraantl h.l'.i
Htuilebakifr. bumped Into' a
fence ami did alight iluinase
to tlio-fence utid Jhe cur.-
.i;l
nr.Mi'Hi
. J-'ll st Aid Klt ,
., . fm luime apd car,
ItlllMlHUUH. .
1 llHllllO'i " "
Aillieslvi ' - -
Hum ointment
ItlMerlui'. -.,
im i'ii i-;i'A it Kin ;
L.&L. Drug Co.
P. N.--I'lrsi Aid for Ileal
"Iloliemlan Punch,"
The Knights of Pythias will en
tertain the Pylhluu lilatera nnd
Ihotr fitmllles- ut u aoelul meeting
this cvenlng'ut thu K. P, hall. The
mooting, which Is the last of Its
kind this aeasou, will begin at
0:30 o'clock.
An Interesting program Is being (liando,
urrutlged to take up the early part
of tlio evening, alter , which re
freshments will lie served. Curds
will bo the principal feature rol
lowing the progi-ain.
, . , CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ,
't-IIICAGO, June 2S. (AP IT. H.
Iiepnrliwnl of Agriculture) lloas
45.000; ilesirahle hogs active; mixed
klnda 'slow 'wltli ilemund narrow:
market mostly iG"(25e lower on
gpoil und choice hogs averaging
210 lbs. down; bulk $14.40i $14.75;
top $14.75., ,,,, , ' ..
Cattle 25,0110: fill steers weak lo
Ifllilltlir t,lll., , , , . .I""' lllUK.iy I II f, ni. Oil; 111
l.read or other hn cry pro, uct , , " r""; " ""'k
M Will um f tin. V fJV 'w""r fllla lll"ri": ''k fat steers
eoiii'l him Saturday afternoon. The ( Sheep lii.noti; sW: rf iulnls
I ho violations, which are said to .around 25c lower: row early Kales
have heeolllo eualomurv In l.a nnllv,. ,,.!.. ii..i,
woro discovered In Hie In- culls ill: l,..,. i.,,i... ........ ....'.
sp. cil.in rounds of a. sl.it., food on r..t ewe $.1.50; bidding uneven,
and dairy commissioner. y iwcr on westerns.
! O. N. G Break Camp;
Will Entrain Tuesday
MIODKOItH, Ore., June 2S ( AP)
--The Oregon nut hinal giitirilsmen
in ciiihp here fur the past two
weeks, are breaking camp lodav
and will enli-aln la the morning
for home, the first train to h-uv
ul 5 o'clock In the morning. The
2KUII men (will be pahl oil this
afternoon anil' (i spi-clul. guard w.oe
t tiow n. . urouml the payiuastei a
fAr.'e a'.4 in vtnaitee of precaillloii.
I uitlghl Iho trooia w-lll hlvouuc
In pup tents.
NI'JW VOIIK. June 28.
ilullurs, buiifls: . .. -
l.lburly 3 Sis '.
I.lberly 2d 4s .'.,;
Llborly 1st. 4 Vis
I.lberly, 2d 4!4
, l.lbel-ly 3d 4 s ;..
I.lberly 41 li 4 Ms ...........
I'. S. Treasury 4"is ...
no mis.
(ap) -r. s.
in $10011)
221
. 5
17
2118
2119
HSU
21
dollars und thirty-seconds of
High
101.15
inn. 8
10 2. til
100.29
-101.15
102.S1
ItlX.II
I xi w
101.12
(.'lose
la ciwmik m-rrAir, markkts
roultry. ,
Spring fries 600 lb.
. Hens 30o lb.
Bleats and KKh.
Beef boll 10 12 Vic lb.
Chops and steaks 5a n .
Salmon (strictly fresh) 30e lb.
ltalll-ul S2c III. ; ' . t
Dairy. "
Lard 1C Iba. $1.96 $ lb. $1.00
Butter, creamery 45o Ib.i 15c
a Joll ,. , .,. .
l4'gJ-30fil'5d do.
, ;, Chccso 40o lb.
Honoy, cocib- 30o lb.
VCKCtablc, , .
New pottaloeaGc lb.
Potaloos la lb.' (.small quanti
ties); $4.40 for 100-lb. lot.
Wux string beana 3 6c ib.
California green peas loo Ib.
Carrots 2 bunches 15c.
Parsley 10c bunch.
Beets 2 bunches 16c.
New cabbage 5c lb.
Turnips 2 bunches 16o.
Green string heuns 2 lbs. 25c.
Koine grown head lettuce 15c
head; 2 for 25c.
Spinach 2 lbs. for 16c
. nadisl.es 5c bunch.
Green onions 6c bunch.
Walla Will I ii red onions 2 lbs.
15c; 4 lbs. 25c.
Klgln hot house tomatoes 40c
Ib. ' ....,''
Texas tomatoes 30c lb.
Wullu Walla tomutnes 25c Ib.
Cucumbers 15c euch.
Fnill.
California frecstono pouches
15c lb. .
Walla Will la peaches 15c lb., 2
for 25c.
Itaspberi-iesy-iric box.
Dewberries 20o box, 2 for 85c.
Green apples 10c lb.
California apricots lOo lb.: box
$1.80.
lllug cherrlcs-rlGc lb.; 2 Iba.
BOXWOOD.
lArge loud boxwood delivered In
Iji Grande, $3.00. Call L B. Men
ofoe Lbr. Co., Lane Tree. 4-ltf
A real general tonic from; a new
prescription, tbut will resloro youri
vllullty put pep Into you make
you fully equal for unythlng In life,
aids digestion, glvea uppetlto. You I
will get ut 75u a bottle only ut I
Sllvorthorn-WriBht's family drug
store,. 6-28tfi
( - .- ,
llrnistltclilng, iile.illiig, liuttnn
holes, etc. Norton's Klchl Shop.
s . 5 ..; v, iio-i4tf
TJT ft RATION-WIDE Ml
J). INSTITUTION' 1 1
tlL DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot &U La Grande, Or
"Wool Swimming Suits
All the Newest Beach Styles
.-. When you "hang your clothes on the hickory
limb," the good old swimming days are here and
you can go for a fine dip in one of our smart swim
ming suits I '. "'. ... ,:
Designed for '
Comfort!
lon't lot dnndruff uunoy when
you cun buy a bottle -of Germicide .
find Uundruff Krudlcutor for 75c !
that will atop dandruff In five 1
duya 'und slop falling- of the' hair i
In a month, , Bold only liy Sliver-1
thorii-Wright'a famliyjlfug store:"'
r ; , --i - 6-2Stf
Al'TO OWMltK
Have your windshields or side
glusses fitted by lliehardson. "The
Art Man." at Itlchardson's Art &
Gift Shop. 6-28-2t
A beautiful lino of pretty sta
tionery In boxea. All late patterns
und shupes Just In from factory at
prices to pleas.; you. Seo them at
Sllverthorn-Wrlght's family drug
toro. . . 6-28tf
5r lentlyl
o o i n
And knit from all
wool yarn to fit excel-
In sizes or
women and
Buy yours
misses,
now!
In the
Favored Colors
cf the season
Tlift Jacquard patterns prove popular this season!
In bright, youthful colors. Our prices reflect our uual
great savings! All wool suits- . ""..
1 $3.98 to $6.50
Marcelllntf 7Rc. Phone 283-W.
vor h, & JJt Dniff. 6-26-6tp
.r ... CAJLI FOH,BIIJS.
f?uu)ud bids will ho i-ocelved 'hy
thii Commission of tho.City ot Jjl
Gi'untlc. Oregon, for tho construc
tion gl the Improvement tn Im
provement District Number If..,
within the. City of La Grunde, Ore
gon, according to tho pluns and
spcciricsitiontf' of tho suld lmprovo
uwn nov on file In tho ofrice oi"
tlie City Recorder of wild City. A
deposit of $10.00 wll bo required
for set of pluns and apeclflcatlonH,
which amount will ho refunded if
bidder is unsuccessful und returns
sumo to this office.
Qlds will be received to the hour
of seven-thirty p. m, Wednesday
July 7th, 1B2G, at the commfr.sIon
room in the city building ut La
Grande, Oregon, and must bo ac
companied hy a certified check in
the umount of ten por cent of the
amount bid as a guarantee of the
I acceptance and cnmnlntlnn nf rnn.
tract if awarded.
Checks will be returned to un
successful bidders. -
The commission . reserves tho
rlgiit to reject any and ull bids.
. Uy order of the commission Juno
23d, 1926.
J. K. STPJAIINS,
' Itecorder of tho city of
1m. Grande, Oregon.
G-lM-lOt .
Aimee Speaks Before
Thousands in Temple
LOS ANGKLKS; June 28. (A!')
Ueforo a dttnsely massed congre
gation of 7,500 persons, A I moo
Hem pits MclMierson, spoke Sunday
at her first regular servico at.An
gulus Temple since her unusuul
disappearance at Ocean l'ark
more than u month ago. . .
Tht! sutij)ct of her -sermon was
"The Coiuiuering Hosts in which
she painted a picture of her plight
during her five weeks absence, re
counting huw sho was kldmtjfttd
und held captive in Mexico, und , f
how she finally effected her escape.
102.15
J00.2H
101.13
102.S; ,
1HS.S
rii'i ii is. Walla Walla 25c lb.
Home grown strawberries ifjc
box. ,
loganberrl(s 2 boxes 2&c.
Walla Wulla and Milton straw
berries 3 fie box.
Jlood ltlver strawberries 15c
box.
anlaloiM"H irtC 2 for 27c
Watermelons 5c lb.
Cherries lOc lb.
Yellow Newtown apples I lb.
25c.
Bananas 1 So lb.
Lemons 46a dos.
Q ranges 09 to 89o doa.
Giapo fruit 22c each.
Sugar.
Cano sugar $4.85($7.05. j
Gasoline, rccular. retail 27c ni. '
Gasolino, high teat, retail 86c
There Once Was An Elephant Who Always Had Plenty to Eat
oiii;.o.i in i
I'lllLAIHIl.l'lUA. June 2S (Al')
--Mriul UaiTlHon, of the liitvertdty
of Calliornia Heedcil sixth In ih"
Held of 70 slurteiM, rectdved a
first round bye. and outstr
Sam Kulng of I'rlntcton to rvaeh
the third rotintl, i-l. 7-5. in Hit
lntereolli.'glate ehiouplnnMhlp phiy
ut the Merlon t'rit-hrt elub here
today.
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Columbia Ticturcs Presents
"LURE OF
THE WILD"
With
JAiNE NOVAK
Thrilling: Romance! Intense Drama!
Comedy, "Tea .for. Pore" :(j ,
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Providing a Superior Service , ,
Without Excessive
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Seldom during life-long activities is a family so frequently
torn between a desire to provide lavish tribute and a need to
curtail expenses as when a bereavement is suffered.
It is natural and proper that the surviving members of the
family should want to do everything possible to make the funeral
rites as perfect and as satisfying as possible. How gratifying
it is, therefore, when the consideration of expense must be given
attention, to realize that the oldest undertaking establishment
m the county is especially equipped to care for you at moderate '
cost--and constantly devoted to giving you a perfect service,
no matter what you may wish to pay. '
Our free ambulance service and impartial funeral service in
every part of the county is always ready for your inspection.
Hal Bohnenkamp, Funeral Director
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, Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment."
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