La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text.' Face EieK! " - - Tuesday, July 20, 102G. LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Felt Hats '- nnnn mi ( . . I Li I u u u n luuu unui uii TODAY'S MART Market News of the Day w,,.., IST- .,..! Heavy Selling Force ""r uny, uh nan na T - 5 113 H2J4 i.i lw. nT4 M 1 ley, i7i roisri.-M.. urc juiy zu I.IVKHIfM.I, WHEAT iiiip.i,ot.. ....... ...v . i.ivKltl'Oou July "11 AP) loenl rxcliunire nt 26 con n n.-l. Cl0sl, wl Hid prices to country .hlpijrr. ,. , , ,d J ; . range around 24 cents with offers J(ll) 10.vd, 1 ' for white hennery recelpta at 27 1 ' Snap brims, fancy bands in pearl, grey ' and light buff $2.95 Men's Wear Money-Saving1 Cash Store For Men . 1309 A da ma Ave. I to 2 eentM, Other grade were Hleody and unchanged.. Itecelpta yesterday wro Oil cases with 64. 97S ciuHfl reported In local cool ers. Uutter remained Ktcndy and un changed botn on prlnta und cubes. A locnl pri'imiT)' company Is quot ing a flvo rent advance 1n raw I'OJUiaM WHEAT POKTLA.VD, On July 2U (A I') Wheat; SH H. hard whin $1.40; blueatom, baart $1.43; federation, Kort white. wcHtrn white. 11.42: hurd winter, northern up ring, went ern red $1.37. Stock Prices Downward Today'a cilr receipts: Wheat TJ: milk with $5.26 per hundred being barley i; flour Si-corn; 4; hay fi. paid Tortlund on 4 per cent grad". Country ilriwd uicaJA and poul try remain steady and unchanged nt current levcln. With the excep tion of llclit poultry Hiippllrq are about -wiual to reiiulreiiieiilH. FIRE DANGER IS LESSENED (Continued from Page 1) TELLS STORY ..." OF EVICTION . OF JAPANESE (Contlnn-d from Pagu 1) represented the 'law, ordered the crowd lo'Htimd buck, and drew a gun, I'ithoiih In thu erowd de innndt'U that Murkhum flhow his iiitHiOtlLy which lie fulled to do. A half breed .Indlun hoy- grabbed Marlthiim'H gun hand and 1h" crowd h urged ahead to '...salut tlje hoy. Miirklimii wim knocked down find offered no more tcHlHlce. Thu wllneHH also declared he huw Owen Hart, pin? of the defendant!, hit In the eye. '"After flglilH I lie mill of ficial offered no more renlHiance." wiid Marvin. (! Btild the irowl went to the Japanese i-tiarter.s. One of the J ij orjiHe wine out and nuk ed why the poopte were there, lie wait told Dial Die (lapaiii'8u were not wanted In Toledo. i : Marvin-quofe.l tip; Jnpimesf? uh Hiiyliiflp !'Ve go" and. that the .hip- ; a newt then went lo the 'doom of. the hoiwus to te It In countrymen. ; Marvin denied that any doom or windows were forced or. mmndied , and (hat nny JnpuueHe were rough ly treated, lln wahl he did not m I tiny Junmiotfft wltlt blood on their taeeff or elolhen, and that jupnne.He ; went nolo 'ol bored or threatened oh (ho 'Htreel, "' ' ' , i und the poJt offlie of that town were wiped out by fire. A wheep herder driving a bund nf 70nn Hi p WHH reported' inlsK- lug In Kerry county In Hie north eastern Hertlon of Hie l it to. In notlh central- Washington nine flrea were fouglil In the Che hi n nntlonnl forest, mid one re porlNl In Colvllle forest, the latter tnvuding a bluze burned 7000 ncres down Twenty Mile rreek anil Jump ed the I'hewah'i river biirulu? (M)OO nrreH near lioulder creek and 50U00 on Drake ereejf. ltnin llelpi, A brief,' heavy nil n In the Jtm-ky mounlnlufl went of Oilgjiry, Alia., checked bhizeH so thul I ruffle on the Hunff-Wlnd-mere highway wan resumed. Wheut No. Corn So. yellow 85 rn Hic. Oats No. 2 white 42 ' ff; 43 lie; No. 3 white 43r 43e. Jhirley 6&$j 77e. Timothy seed $G.7a4r .51;. 7C. Clover sued $12i$28. NKW YtHtK, July 20. (.AD Klock prices turned weak today under heavy Helling for both ac coimi.'j. in the absence of any other adverse news, Wall street was inclined to attribute the reac tion to the uneasy' developing of the" further collapse of the Trench franc to a new low level for all time around two cents, but the niiirUet previously head paid little al Unllon to the drop In French currency, and banks reported that there has been heavy buying of American securities ijteJy for French account. The closing was heavy. Total sales approximated 2,00,000 shares. IMF CLOTH BEFORE JURY CHICAGO CAKH (.'IWAUO, July :0. (AT) fusil: iiuni ,!,. :A (iAJW,,; mCTAIL. MAItKUTS Xl;V YOIIK Fill IT. NKW V(WK. July sit. (Al) 'Iraiwriitml liiiiilm dull. 1'runin i:isIt; I'ii HfornlnH G'i'"(i'jc; Oro-(,-oim 1 1 ft 'all A i ApriuutH tumvtt l.-.l ; choiiM. 2i ' fi 251'. I'cuchon iill'-t. , MOVIE SHEIK IS RARIN" TO DON GLOVES Kl'OlIM;. fire.. July 20. f A P) A fire Is burning in green timber n short dl.dnnee northwest of Tri angle hike, mid It hnji covered about I ft 0 acres of land, according to Carl V. iglesby, fttipervlHliig wnrdrii of the WrKterii iJine Klre I : I rel assoeln I Ion. The fire Is helb ved to be on the Oregon and CiillforniiL gnint lands. Twenty men - nre fighting the fire, which la reported Lo bo out of control, . , I'OilTI.ANO, OK-.. July 20 (AC) The t hn-e bin flren ner ,uk- vlew. Ore., which were tin wortt tbegon fires yesienbiy, were re ported held. A new fire th: broke out In the holdings of th Nehab-m Timber and Logcin,: comunny on the 'Kittle Nelmlem yettlerday uftemoon was controlled at night by logging crews. (Continued from Page 1) (cm Is not in vogue here." alcitllno made It clear, how- j ever, I hut he Is not in arms: against the Chicago Tribune, but merely the writer of the e'lltoi i.tl. "It might have been wriiii-n tin I slipped in at the last moment, he said. Poultry. Spring fries 35 4' 3 Sc. Hens 2:30c. Meats ami FLsh, Beef boil 1012 4c lb. Chops and steaks 26c IA Kal'uon (strictly frt-uli) 35c lb. JlalLL-ut S2u lb. Dairy. T.ari If lbs. J1.0B S lbs. $1.0 Hut Ierf creamery 4 tie lb.; UUc a roll J-Iggs Zbfti 40c doz. lb Honey, comb 30c lb. Vegelnbles. New potatoes 4 tt Uc lb. Wax siring beans 15c lb. Oreen peas -lf)c lb. Carrots 3 bundles I5c. "parsley 1 0c bunch. I Sects 2 bunchCH 15c. New ciihbfige fie lb. I TurnipM i! bunches 16c. CJreeii string beans 2 lbs. 25c. Radishes 6c bunch. Oreen onions 6c bunch. Walla Walia red onions 6c lb. Klin hot lioase lomalo'-s 3iC lb. KOKT WOUTil. Tex. July 20. rhe Terrant county grand jury was scheduled to begin Its Investigation here today Into the slaying Saturday of 1. K. Chlpna, lumberuiun. by the It1 v. J. Frank No rrl a. In the ofiico of the First Uaptlsta church of which Norrls Is puittor. Norrls la at llbcity under $lu,ooo bonds. Two possible alternatives He be fore the grand jury, which Includ ed nlno of the pitstors fellow townsmen. The body may Indict for murder or ji.ay vole u "no bill." In the event of t)i indictment and subsequent trial and convic tion the degree of.gullt Is deter mined by the trial court Jury, which may return .any bne of three vcrdleti. It may acquit, find thu defendant gulliy of manslaughter, currying a prison term of from two to five yenrs, or find gullly of murder, carrying a penalty rang ing from five years to death In the electric chair. L'ndr Texas law the jury fixes the exact punishment. Second Invelgalbui -Today's Investlcatioii wlli be Ui s-cond grand jury considering, matter Involving J Jr. Norrls. Flf-- n years ago an indictment was, returned charging him with arson, after the church of which then v pastor was found on flit. Or., Norrls was acquitted. He charged the allegations, against hltn were part of a conspiracy to Injure him. FIND IT HERE Copr for thia ' rotaam must be in by 1:09 a. m. - 1 H' TOU IlItliAK your wlndnhlcld or luo slam tukc your cur (o ItlohardHon's Art & Gift Shop here It will bo prompt ly flltyd witlr flnuK Helglum Non Sliattor riatc, at no mora cost to you tliun other kindfi of plato glosa Prompt frvic and quality tit th rlfht prion always at lllchurdon's Art & Gift Shop. T-20-lt A pretty line of pnp-T lunch sets tabid cloth, tuipklna. one set for 16c. rVe tlwm at Kllvorthoni Wrieht'a family drug store 7-10lf ' IIomKtitcblnf;. plcatlmSi - bulloa holes, etc. Norton's Kltld Shop. 10-14tf RATION-WIDE INSTITUTION- ILfenney. VitlL DEPARTMENT S STORES t0 Depot Ml-, I Grande, Or "Penco Speedster,, Wagons With Roller Bearings . Rcfaoal Punda now nralrable for farm loan fn Union County. Bet IL Z- Dtaoo Fotey 'Building, La Urande, Ore, - a-lU tii-rri:ni.-u - . of Hostern Oregon scenery beau tifully Ipind tinted by Itlchardson. The Art Man. ut lllchardsou's Art & OlffciHhop. 7-20-U Hot Biscuits Fluffy, luscious bi.tcui'til Thst's tli tet of a baking powder. Nothing else can make them quite like a crtam of friar product. Try ic yourself! Schilling' Baking" Powde r 1 9 si:.mis t mai,i,i:(.i;. rilll'ACIIi, July in ( AI'). I; diiliiti 'ul"littito. Kin-Ik nf I In. II HI les, has adtlressed a bMtir lo tint, new spit per hew; peudltig lor a chance to a dip-l. Anient. hi style,; with Dim anonymous writer of a:i edltortiil entitled, "i'ink I'owdr I'uffs" In the Suiiduy Issue of the Chicago Tribune. M. bowder vemjing liinehin-- fn a men's washroom " I he edi torial writer exclaimed In pail. "Homo Amerlealius why did.i't! Momeone quietly drown lliidohi'il Ouglleluio, alias Valentino, ago?" Ponder for 'lcii" The edit ui lal out burst was do lo (he opening of a new ballroom w hre. in the men's lounge, ti slr utuchtne. pru idea : powder puitn and powder, Vulenlino wus here yni!Tdav( en roiHe to New York and lodiy the ni'Uspnper received )n the I mail, a let led Ntgned by him a.i I denmn dl it g aat Inflict Ion, Anierieiiu style, for hut the ell''r termed a "seurrlloun p-rson nl attack up" t me, my ftne and my fnt Imt h iiiinr," The l-ller epln,ln"d tint 'iitentlno bore no grievance t' ward the Tribune bul only im'.tlmt I ne, "row nrdly writer.' Itoiigb l.anguatre. "I call you. In return," tin- let ter pud, "a contemptible rnu.tvil and o prow , which of h in a belief mull. I challenge "OU to 'i p rhull'fl tes(. This is not a ehiil lenge to a duel in the K"iienilly aceepled sense - I hill H oilld be H-Ii-chI. Hut In Illinois hulng is legnl a nl no Is w rent line. "I prefer thin tent of liotlor t't be private so I may give yon It,. beutlng you deserve," tile rl nl lenger udd''d. cNplalnlng that he is an Anieric:iu cillrn. Nle ,tteau .Nothing to Hint ' "I don't know who you are how dir yon nre, the Itnlh-n tundii If oii are as big uh Jaekt lfhipsey." I Th- Tl lblllie edUol llil COltelllde'l : 1 "i;ndv, tlie beinjttriil tr;u di-uer'rt btty. In Hp prototype of the Am-'- b an male. Ttie l i 1 i- Nigmd "Kudfdph Val- nt I no" ended H h th-- post wr I pi Lettuce, home grown liic head. Texas lomaloesl 6c lb. Walia Walla tomatoes 16c lb. Field cucumbers 3 for 26c. tire n corn 116 fn 4')c do.., Califor nia five one peaches J 6c lb.; 2 for 26c. Waita Walla pea-Mies 16C lb., 2 for 20c. J '.lark caps- 1 6c box. j 1 raspberries l."c box, 2 for 25c. Ilewberries I 6c bOX. lied .Mine apples 4 lbs. 26c. Oreen apples 4 lbs. 26e.''i AprirotK 12 lb. Hums, Walla Walla 16c lb. Home grown strawberries J 6c "' box. 1 Hlackberrles 2 for 25c. loganberries 2 boxea 26c. Cantaloupes 361' -0c. 'nsabaH 7c. Watermelons 4ff 4'c lb, Jce Cream melons tic' Cherries 10 fti if.c lb. Itauanas 15c lb. Lemons 46c doz. ? OraiiKes 48Cb$l doz. Grape fruit 22c each. Sugar, Cane sugar $4.86 $7.06. Mi ni r. Hurd federation $ . 4 f) ,IA. Holt wheat $S.20 bbl. ' (Jasohno. Gnsollne, rcguar, retail 27c gal. Ok soli no, higb test, retail 6c gaL j CIHCAtiO IJVIiSTOCK CHICAO(. July 20. (A V) I. I lepurtment of Agriculture) Hogs 21,000; light hoga generally wesk to 10c lower; medium and heavy butchers generally 10 to Hie lower Tbo lwrt toolc' made something ntrw. I'utii pci Into- you,1 builds you un. act quickly. - Pr.00 a- hot fJe, soki- oply by ' -SUverthorn-Wrighl'ii family drug storm. T-lCtf a limited Hlg load. llmi boxwood C O. JJ. ' Mitln 7-16tf iminiUK " . .u -"- '"" '" ' i siipvel each day 11 a. Ol. to 2 p Monday's i.v. r.n,-e: lo 114.4K paid m at" mr, pfct. Try It. At fiiikmk; is (Continued nom I 'a go 1) Was IKKHble. for 110 to litfl pound nvernges. . Cattle 7000; better grade fed steers, yearlings and " desirables light weight ate.er.s 10 to 15c high it; spots more; light weight most active; lower grades and crassy steers steady; $I0.B6 paid , for yeirtlngrs; some 1302 pound sters II0.QU; several hundred fed year lings and medium weight $10.60; she stock strong to 26n higher; bulls Vtrong; ealers largely 6 to 7f,c up; bulk to packers $13: fv $16.60; outsiders upward to $14. Sheep 12.0Mi; fat.binbs Heady to u shade higher; eight doubles Idahos around 76 pounds with sorf $ 1 4.40; some held higher; "early sales natlveM to phekert $11.76; fat ev' $6 to $7; feeders strong; two doubles fit pound Montana feeder lambK with killer end $14; nrte double n round 72 pound feeder yeartlngs $10.76. price!. Try It. At 1J11 vert horn-Wright's family drug atore. 7-16tf ' 50 Jllllo dh't-r , touch rs for 20c, Urn beut OP all little pllLs nuule.. A mild laxatlvfl fpr children und grown people. Hold only by Hil-verthorn-Wrtght' family drug store. - 7-ltf IM I t'l' I . A XI I J V KSTTH K l'iHiTI,ANr, (re.. July 20 V) Hotrs steady. No receipts. rnflle wnk to 60c: lower. Ite et'ids. cattle 2.', calves 70 (Ct I'nrough). Steers, medium ' $7'i' $.Hi; common $Gli$7; bulls, good beef yetirllngs excluded $SV $ . Slieep 6uc lower; receipts 2S0 through. Ijirnlm. medium to choice j (M lbs. down) : :i.oi w ? 1 1 ; con and common $S-.i 5H.60; yeurling wethers, medium to choice $7. $!i.60; ewe, common to choice .$4 fn $6.26; cults and dinners $2'u$4. Note Th above rhiss and grade qttotatinns do not In all eases rp pwnt. Ihe actual sales. In some TT KTA YTOIST -inHanees they represent values at al oian whlH) N)rji H(o(ik wo))))J ,f lovallable according to the Judg ment of the market r-potcr and members of the trade. - 4 jii imv I HAN PHANClCO, July 20 AP .-'1 . R. lu rea u A g rlcult u rat Keo il'oniies) ) rollers; lcghorn 1 lo I lbs, 2ff3Qo lb.; life to 1 (pa 2Sii n0e. "... . , .. V Fryers;- leghorn 2 to 2 M- lbs. fifrtOo; colored 2 to .2- lbs. S2 36e. '- ' ' . Young roosters and pullets: Col ored 3. lbs. and up 37 'u 40c lb.; slaggy showing spurs 3fifr.6c. ,7 Old rooHerH: Colored ,lG(fi 18c Jt(.; I.eghorn 16 if He. '- Leghorn hon: 24 lbs. 1X6. 21c; i lbs. 2223e; 8 to Z lbs. 24 25c; culls 1 2 it. 1 fie' ' Large colored hens: Haneh 305? gic IU-: eastern 30 $f 32c. ' Penco Speedster r "The best wagon in the block" will describe this Penco Speedster when your boy proudly owns it I Well constructed with a wooden box. ' . Yes, This Is the Low Price! And priced in accordance with our great standards of Economy I At, 4.98 I'OIITIjAM) mont'CK - colored 1f20c. . . ,v . MIIK steady. IJest churninir crcairi r(HlTI.ANl, Ore:. July V (AI') I'er pound nut Klllppers' track: -itii... Kiemiv. Uxini. cubes, cltv ; zone 1. Cream di'llveied Port-"- 37Vjc; stnndaids .- oiiVSu; inline firsts 3f H-c; flrsls 34 i.ic; . prints 41c; cartons 4-c. ' '. Kgga Receipts cent lower, ('or rent receipts 1:4c; fresh medium :3c: fresh standard firsts 2lic; fresh standard extras 28c' . -Poultry steady. Heavy liens 2Ii (I 2(ic; llBlit 1 . 17c: HiiriilKS, whild nlKe: do. colored up to 26c; young white ducks 241" 28c; land 41c per pound. Huw milk (4 per cent) . 32.2r cwt. f.o.b. Port-' land". . . - Potatoes iiuiet, $1.00 per sack; new :ic pound. Unions unlet $1.75'ii$2. ill TrmtHT r, SAN" KltANt'IKCO. July 20 (AI1) UultiTfat l'.o.b. Ban Krunet.scp. 44 cents. Weatherly THE QUALITY Ice Cream Sold Only At Moon Drug Co. ASKS IN VKSTIHATIOX SA1.K.M. Ore. July 20. (ATI A riiiiil rein-st for ;in investiirii- titm of Un; fire which last night ! h'ftroyed old imilillnus jil Sl.iylnn. mil other recent linn in Ihnl city, j jinlurrle.s 60'"6 III iM'lleVrd to iKlVe been Incenill- .iiy, Wiis reet ivid 'it the office of : 1." stat e Insurant ciiiiinilssiuner this tiMiinnm. The reiiiesl has been forward"d to the office oT tlie tsale fire mar Mli.il in Tiii'llaiid with Instrticltnns imnnimelug that he w.mld reluin-'" MII,' 11 unesiigaimn n Chicago in 1 a days ilnd In I h--! animuu. -eii HI, ;l III iliif t It 111. I I n 11,1,1 1 cXMi'll 111 cm.- if Nulled A Hints eurporuMo'i 1 ' ' 111 " " ""b'"- lii New York. ; I'D" ' s. for corn. . . .. . I Wheat Hosed In- ivy 2- lo 4c n-l lowi'r; corn to I 'c up, TltlSCO Fit TIT KAN KIIANC1HCO. July 20 fA!' Tedi rsl Slate Market News Norv iee) --Herri: ltoapberrles $L"oi $l.S0 crile; blackberries 3 ( 36c iir;iw:r: slm wbrrles GO'e S6c; lo- TejuliiH: Karly Cniwrurds and Klherl us line $1.10; St rawberry l'rees 7r,ci $1.26. Tears; Itartlctts XOCi$t.25 flat; $I.60W$L76 box; $1 if $1.&U large lug. Tluius: Iturbu.nk's flerman 60c 'u $ 1 crate; Trugi illes 7Bci $1.?5 crite; AVIeksoim 6iK76c U A. lug; Santa llosits 76c1ifl.5i) lug. When! Prices Scl Hack llctnusv of Rainfall S ii.ER.RY.S TODAY And TOMORROW "The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted" From the Novel by (Jortic Wcntwoilh James With IUENK HKH Hunllj (inrdon John 1 la iron, (taync Whitman June Marlowe ' A CiiTat Dramatic Story, CICIIACtl, .Inly '.-it. (AT) Wlx-al underwent a ih ebb d - k In price today chiefly as a result of showers uml tower tetu. P'-rnl ureji In pa its nf I be nort h -W'-st. There was also mime la in use In hedging sale ul wlu-at. n ill" (illi' T liaml. liol drv w-atli- I ar I hk ii diii a half c nt di'clln to 7v adaiice ami pi o ision.1 7 46c thiwil. A daring Oil I Torn In stepbacfc I who calls himself "the hnmnn ' '"l Miiiirn I" reei nily declined a re- lui-st lo remove two swarms of bees from the eornlpV of Ihe Tu ts n- County eoiirthous". 1 ' '"'' ' C'oini'tly "Madam Sans Jane" It Nil 10 Years Ago Today I'Vcd t'tiru y L ft la d lligttl for Hui us. ih:i,i:(;ati:h The Iti-nltot H i 'on ut iii IhtM M-eli l.i of Inli'i-eMt lo every elt bee it. Let e ryone boost our home touit and ip rordlHl IhmI.s lo olr isltot:. llow about ANMU I IIAI.' Keep your cmiiu ra loath- I wllh Ihe lien!. t,. nun ,f g'lllng Ihe pletut!s. L. & L. Urud Co. NKW Vi IKK. July .lelh.r: .11.. I.ll.t I. lb. Lib. 111.. Lib. r. , bun. Is: i-ly rtbjs .... I si Is .. 2.1 4m .... 1st 4 s 2d 4 s 4 Us I tb 41is (.VP) (Sales -1'. S. dollars and thirty-seconds of Tlv rly rl rly 1 rly TrniMii I i in I fMHIII) I HlCll . IrfiW ' I'lo?" 233 4 100.31 I 1 00. 1 d I I 1 nil 21 1112.10 102.5 2 IX 11111.25 100.21 100.2. i;7 IOI.J un..! 135 IU2.23 102. IB 102.17 t:! I ii s t"7.'."i .. . Mill IT.. M i'I'Ii 'i; IS It !-:i: l-:i'.V (M Vl-:. Thai inn-Miant to an Aet of the l. i;l;-!;-!le AMMt-mbly or the Stale of I n-.-tf.in. approved rebruary 2n. l:i. tb-- I'nllewint; i-i.iiiity warrants, wliletl were Issued more llitin s...-ii y.-ai-H prb.r lo Ihe Isldayol July. I"2r,, anil which hiive not b.en i-i.l.l. win lie iMild by t tie I'oiiuH Treasurer If presented for pavim III wllblli Mlv ibi from July Ixl. l'J2"i: nll'l If said m III nulls, or iiia of tli-in. at-.- not no preNetilcd for lanien! wtthlil sixty dayif from July M. lo-.'i',. they will be oi.ni-. lied by the fiiilnly t ourt nod payin.-itl lb. mi of will I... llienai'ler refiised. i I .i I e Ksie d Number Payor of Amount CiKMIl! AI. I'l'.Mi. .Inly :.. PUN 210, Prank Manear I 5 2" I .Inly 3. 10 IX 223S II. A. Vln.fl S-2" ' Amu. V. 101 s 2r.s Mnry Trueter 2-20 Ai. . lois :sl( Aiiit. I'-ilund ." An::, x. PUS 24i Art Tibbt- "'- ! Ii.-.. I. lots ,111 Mrs. II. lifte.lnl . O.2.. I'.e. 4, :ils 417S ' I'irrle .lueksoll tlie. 4. ... I s 4:122 Janus I'lark 2.2a i l.e. , 101 4321 May t'oinpuell 2.2" j Jan. 2. 1 9 PI .-! J. A. I.ll:vher 3 3" ' AeiH 2. t''l:l 047 P. Thomas 2.2" i Aorll 2. PM'l . Pin p.eho Itliek 2.20 Wllne. my I. i ii. I and seal of said County Court tills tho H iI.m of July, A 11.. l'.'2. (UPAI.) C K.' .Mi-OOK.MICK, Jniy 2". :', A"-. 3. pi. J County Clerk Pretty Meal Service Demands Proper Dining Room Furniture You naturally take a great deal of pleasure in having a pretty . table whether you are entertaining guests or merely serving an. ordinary family meal. And if it is to lie pretty such as Mrs. McClean .set during the Institute last .week it demands -appropriate dining room furniture to make the .most of your efforts. - Tho suite used by Mrs. McClean was effective, but it is not ex pensive. And there are many other attractive new suites iu period designs that will appeal to your tastes. IJohnenkamp's reputation for Superior Quality is evident in our entire display. And you may have terms to suit your own convenience in mak ing the purchase. We'll be glad to show you. Bohnenkamp Furniture Co. "Four Floors of Superior Furniture" el 1 ISSJ 1