La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1926, Image 4

Tlmradav.-Jiily 23, 1920.
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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(Incorporated)
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FIIAN1C B. APPLEBY
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UAltVKY K MATTHEWS. Uusineju Manager
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BUTTER, EGGS
STEADY TODAY
Till-: TITHE Op THE TITHE "Speak unto the Levllos,
. and nay When ye take uf the children of Israel the
tithes which 1 have given you then we Khali off or tip
a Jicuve oHerlng of it for the I Old, even u tenth part of the
lithe. Nu. IS: 20. ,. .
1 UltTIAXD. Ore., July 23 (AP
Uuller and ejyr fjuoUiUoiiH were
posted steady on the; Portland
dairy exchange for today and little
change i shown In tlie market.
I'llntrt urn moving out at the 2
rent Hilvanee with 4 2 centH now
the general price paid for butler
fat. ItceelptH of BiirpluH cubes
yesterday dropped to 84111 pounds
wit h the local make reported at
. 2i,2fiH pounds, Kgg receipts
slumped to 340 eases for the day.
Storage holdings of butter are now
7:tn,iii;,ri pounds wltli cooler stocks
of eggs amounting lo 5-1.01 1 discs.
Country dressed hogs still bring
n. 21 cent top along the street on
choice light stock while best
calves rule steady ut, 17 cents with
real fancy veal bringing , fraction
more In exceptional eases.
Poultry receipts on t he streets
are liberal In most lines for the
meager demand at this time. There
is a good call for heavy broilers
and hens at steady prices, but light
fowls are slow and values rabely
holding.
Market Newt of the Day
iiic.v;o ;k.in
Wheal: Open J I lit It I , vv close
Inly no 'A 141 law, ian
s-pi J', my, iMiy,
! ,.l l!y, III! ll-l'i M-HS
I'OltTI.ASI) VIIKT
1'OlfTI.AN.I). Ore, July 2:1 (AP)
Wheal: llllll. Imrcl while, hlue
Hteni, fouurt 11.41; felerjUlon. Hofl
wltlte. weHlern while $l.:l!l; linrd
winter, northern Hprinir. wi1. stern
red l.34.
TortuyV p:ir reeelpta: Wlit-nt 111;
flour !l; corn 5;. outH 4; hay ft.
i.i Kiti-ooi, viii:.t
7iIVl:l.l'f)OI. July 23. (AP)
1'lone. Wheal !4 lo Id hlKher; July
IIh S'jd; Oct. Ills i; lice, lo.s
CIIII'ACO CASH
flllfAfJO, July 2.1 AI') Cash
Whom No. 1 red. Jl.42 1.42 .
No. 2 hard f 1.42 4 1.43.
Corn No. 2 yellow S3'" S3 Vj?:
Xo. !! mixed NO'jp.
OalH No. 2 white 4.1fi 43 (,;
I No. 3 white. 42K 43', c.
Itye Not quoted.
Hurley C4rT7e
Tlmolby wed $B.7a4i $fi."5.
Clover eed $I2( ?2K.
Honors About Even in
Wall Street Trading
NEW TOilK, July 23. A1')
.Mixed price movements In today'"
Htocld nun-kct reflected the play of
opposing Hpeeululive foreca, wild
hoiiorn ahout even durinif the
Kr'ater part of the Heaslon. Trad
ing wuh largely of a profe.sHlonal
character, tile' ahw nee of pulillc
palilclpation accounting J'or (lie
relatively aniirill volume of business.
Trade and lundm-a.' newH con
tinues largely const rucllve In idiar
aeter, oni of tho principal develop
ments today heins an Increase In
lead prices.
The current prosperlly of ntosl
of the clasu one rtillroads lu re
flected In tho excellent character
of most of Ihe Juno earnings
statements now lielny: puhlished.
The closing yi li-ieji'lllnr. To
tal sales approximated !,2ro,oon
shares.
Wheat Prices Drop
Alter Early Advance
Just to finish things up properly, plans me being mudo
by Lieut, iiynl and hid pilot, Floyd Uennett, to fly across
the south pole. This will be h shorter trip by 1,000 miles
thiin their flight across the north pole, because it is possible
to establish a base for "hopping off that is much nearer the
goal. The public will hardly be so thrilled over this flight
us it was over the north pole venture. It expects Lieut,
Jlyrd to succeed again as he has already succeeded. Alsi.,
in this season of almost daily miracles, the novelty soon
wears off any specific feat, it pays in fame and thrills
to be the first to accomplish such spectacular achievements.
Frontier
IMollcelV
FRENCH DEUT TERMS.
Caillaux, French finance minister, has succeeded in ar
; ranging: a debt settlement with Great Hritain more favor
able than the one that Berenger arranged with the United
States. There seems to be a prospect of ratification by the
French parliament. . ,
There is little prospect of ratification of the Americantonneit
; agreement, already approved by our house of representa
i twos. French sentiment is strongly against it, ignoring1
what seems to Americans its liberality, and insisting that if
i France is lo pay at .all, she -must 'have still more favorable
terms. Caillaux's ministry, and even the present1 French
, government as a whole, may stand or fall accordingly ad it
i . e n : a : rni.
succeeds in winning lunnur cuiicesxiuus nuiii Ainui iea. xmuj
JJntish precedent will he a powerful argument lor more
concessions. ,
A member of the American debt funding: commission is
; quoted as saying that the commission is through with the
matter, and any further action Is up to congress. There
is seldom any absolute finality, however, in either finance
or politics. It la not inconceivable that France will be
, granted somewhat easier terms before the negotiations un
dertaken by Caillaux are concluded. If so, it will not be
because American financiers and statesmen want to take
less, but because they are convinced that less is better than
nothing at all.
C'llJCAttO. July 2:t. (AD
Wheat W'lee.s receded (odny from
tin enrly advance that wnn due
Inrgely to unexpected flrmnesH of
Liverpool I'lUoliitionH and lo high
er tcjupcrut ii res northwest. Ag
gressive Helling developed In con
nection with weak news of whent
vutiteH here ntnl in the Houthwest.
I'rlmnry nrrlvilH ho fur thlH week
lire neerly 1S.II0O.IHMI hushelH, one
of Ihe lui'Krest totals on record. ,
Wheal closed heavy to lVfce
net lower; corn unehnned to c
up; oats al rn ' e lo ',.e advance
and provlsloiiH varying from lc
decline to 1ue kuI.
i itisco ntriT
SAX l-'UANCIKr'O, July 2'.l (Al
1-Vdernl Slate Merket News Wpi'v
Ice) Apples: Koxch White Ah
tinchans, tour tier $ 1 flj $ 1 . 2 r ; Iukh
rocij$; (iiMveiiHtelns 4 ft 4 tier
$1.2B1i $lJid; Iiikh Tr.Cu ; Ited
Junes 2fn $3.
llerrleH: Itaspherrles fl.ftOr$l.Hn
crate; fancy 7 i -Tf Iter; blnckherricH
SiffMSe drawer; strawherrles ftOCd1
fifiej fancy 7 5 ft IKic; loH-anherrien
f.f) fn fine tli'a weer.
Mrs. Ttay l-Niller;
Klwood (.iwlllluins;
H. J. Hummer;
'The
War
"Oh
I rlve ( )n." J. V. Kvntis." "Pop
(Joes the Weasel," old time dunce
with U M. Noah as the muHlelan.
J'utfeant official com mil tees
HiiBh I! rady, general nianaffer;
Xnrley rtlehnrrtson, (assistant rnah
iiffer; Chester Thompson, treasurer;
('. V. Talhol, chief electrician and
mechanician; Hay Williams, pub
licist; Otis v. l'almer. Hov Cur-
i'cy, (iHsistaut sljujfo luaniiRors; J f.
M. Heilecker, loud speaker; ('apt.
(!. 1 Hut ton, army maneuvers;
INorenco William, window dis
plays. Tho pageant committees take
this opportunity of t bun king all j
concerned for the magnificent aup-j
WILL HONOR
HEROES OF
ALL WARS
(Continued from Page 1)
p of welcome. nisi a nl huglcH will
' call the assembly.
L "Tho Htar Spangled nanner". In
- which everyone in the audience In
I invited to Join, and "America Trl
f umphnnt" by the rhorun, will
; -mark the majestic opening of the
i pageant.
Here, then, is the order of ep.
sodeH;
: 1. ,Tlio Colonial i:piotlo. (spon.
: sored by 1 laughters of American
Revolution) liitth of the Flag:
lletsy It oss. M rs. l.lo d Uusey ; a
v frii-nd, Mrs. U- S. KuUIn; Oeorge
'( Washington. Kd AlyerslcU; M-uo,uls
de Ijifayctte, Marlon Crowe; Mar
: tha WnshtuKlon. Mrs. W. It. I'ick
'. ens; signing of tlie lieclaratlou of
Independence; Thomas Jefferson,
Mr. Hay Murphy. Oren lovan, K.
. .1. honohpe.
2. The l'wts ami Clark Kptsode,
, tspotwored by the llenevoleut and
, Vraleetlve Order of 1-11 ks and I,oyul
OrdiT of Muosv): Mertw.-m her
J 1 wis, Hob Carey; William Clark.
Cl de. N'vbb; t "huilioneau, Tom
; Hussell; Saealnwea. Marjorie Hey.
nolds; smut. Tom Ktiekmiin; scout,
Orson Hrnndt.
3. Thn rurtradera lpisodc.
t (sponsored by Independent carder
i of Odd I'YIIowh viml l.ojal Order of
f Moose) ; I lenry Wlnhurn, John
;( Metdrutu, Jake Unstuck and In
illnns.
4. Wtittehood Kpisodo; (spnunnred
tiy the I'arkdale cluti): The Vn
lun, Garnet llinvry; Miss Oregon,
I'lma Owsley; Justice. Son la It'hr;
Ma. bearers, l-:vn ("arblne, A lice
Struck.' Kthel Selinff-r. . Kniinn
Chandler.
'( f. Clll War Kph-ode, (sponsor
; e.l by the (jrand Anny of th Re
public, l'Yaternal Order of tangles
and rntlependent Orrb-r of Odd
Fellows) ; Abraham Lincoln. Mat
thew Scully; I la i Lara Krcltehle,
Mrs. Mattie Cobb n; O Mi'ual Grant,
11. 1. Heps; t.enetxil Sherman.
Kmery Ford; fbueral .Sheridan,
William H. Tlerry; (Vnrral How
fcril, W. 0. U-Hoy; llvnerul l.ee,
furl O. Helm; Ktaff officer, X. W.
Wallace; four Northern soldiers;
emancipation Proclamation with
William Hrown ml De Hogirs.
(1. The Karly Surveyor Kptsode,
(sponsored by I'arltdale club) ;
Victor Kckley, Olenn T-hompson,
Vorn Kagcr, Ike Housell and
l'rances Carbine.
7. The Cabin Fight, (characters
by Indians, national guard, fron
tiersmen, settlers si ml old ol
dlers). S. The Chief Joseph Vlptxode.
(sponsored by I'nlon county cham
ber of rommerco am) Knights of
Columbus); (Especially written by
M r. Kvans lo depict closing Inci
dents In tho dramatic career of litis
lireat warrior.): Chief Joseph. R.
J. Hammer; Chief Too-1 1 ul-Sul-So.
Charles Hnnyan; Oeneral Howard,
W. S. Leltoy; OemiMl Neh-on A.
M lies, Fred Spaet h I I 'oca hnn t
(the vision), Irene O'Connell; and
Indians.
tt. The Spiuish -American War
F.plHode, (sponsored by those vet
erans): President Willlom MeKin
ley, Major H. It llurnn; Tlieodon
Roosevell, L. R. Hale; Itaugl)
Hlders. T. (K Ihmtr
10. The Pioneer Fplo.le. (I'nlan
Count y 1 Moneer asum ln t ion a ml
Hebekah lodge): The iUeen, Mrs.
I.Mlia Oriindv, with Mrs. John
Willl-imwon, Sam Wtlllamsnn, Ouu-
Imm Wright, XVira Noah, Relieeca
Koeheaspnrger, Alelaide Chlblers.
Surah McClure, OIIe Clutdwiek.
K-telhi Hidden. 11. J. Young.
II. The World War Kpisode,
(sponsored by American Lepton.
American Legion auxiliary. KntuhlH
of Columlnis. niid Salvation Army)?
Oenernl J. J, Pershing, Surgtaut
F. A ndersun, S. A. ; 'nul row
WIlMtn, J. J. INiley; Chief Justice
Tart, F. J. Skala; Salvation Army.
(Iipiatn Connor; Red Cross. Anna
Oeiiham; marine, Kobert Smith;
obliep. Fml Heed; sailor, Lloyd
Husey.
Chorus: AcconmnntM. Mrs liar.
ley Richardson; conductor, O. Kurl
StoddniNl; orchestrn, Andrew- Lon
ey; director. Mn, A. U Richard-Kon,
i puniiR i ne Bt non or tli pag
eatit appropriate, purlod songw are
Hiiiiff iv the chorus and llke-wh-p
the following olo. nil comrot
by James V, Kvani; "The Old
Immi uccurueu iimi i ur pari ici pat in g j , ,
made of C, W, Van Fleet for the
loaning of costumes; La Orande
Klectrto compiiny nml Claud C.
Pratt Lumber company for special
assistance; Samuel Williamson for
the furnishing or the Immigrant
wagon end the Independent Order
of Odil Fellows, Loyal Order of
Moose, Fraternal Order of Fogies,
Rebekahs, Knights of Columbus
and llenevoleut and Protective Or
der of F.lks for t heir hearty co
operation; al.so the merchant." for
the window displays, and the Vil
lon commercial club and M. I. A.
for the rehearsal and furnishing of
singers, and other assistance given
t he pioneers, ,
AVOOL RFPORT
HOSTOX, July UK. (A!') The
Commercial Hulletin of Huston will
nay tomorrow:
".Manufacturers have been buy
ing moderately in Ihe wool market
thisi week. , Mostly interest has
centered in the finer wools. Prices
I h rough out Ihe list are firm. In
t he west, the outstanding feature
of the week's trading had been the
clean up of Ihe Rose well, X. M.,
wools, including nearly ci. half mil-
I Ion pounds of old wools, with
l$t.or firmly established as the
basis, clean at Sea board of the
best fine clips out of this sale.
l-;ise where t h rough on t t he west
I ruding has been scattered and
slower but growers are st inding
flrmi on their asking prices.
"London holds up surprisingly
well, in view of Ihe continuance
of the UriUsh coal strike, which
has well nigh paralyzed the York
shire market. Merinos are firm
despite the practical withdrawal I
of French and Helgkin buyers
while cross breeds average only fi
per cent lower than June prices.
The Last India wools show an ad
vance of about 7 per cent on the
best wools and f per cent on Ihe
poorer wools over previous series
closing rales. River
kels are steady.
"Further openings
lines by t he leading Independent
manufacturers have been made at
prices 1 il per cent lower than a
year ago, which meets the prices
named earlier by the American
Woolen company, and so a certain
trading basis for goods Is establish
ed, (roods buyers, therefore with
guaranteed prices by the leading
factor may now operate with us
surnnce, "Mohair Is a little more active
and prices are firm.
"The receipts from January L
lo July 22, l!t:'i; inclusive,
were 2 .1 ii . fi 7 , !S ft 7" pounds against
l X!i,!07,:tnn pound: for the same
period lust, year."
The Commercial Hulletin will
publish the following quotations
tomorrow:
Scoured basis: Oregon Eastern
flue staple $ 1. 1 OK $1.12; fine and
. clothing UiKii !re; valley No.
1 VWii !fic.
Mohair Rest, combing lifiii 70c;
best carding Mt'.r fific.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., July 2'A (AP)
, Hogs nominally steady; receipts
405 (ail direct).
Caltlcr nominally steady; re
ceipts l.V
Sheep nominally steady; receipts
PORTLAND PROIH ( i:
POItTLANO, Or.., .July :!; (AP).
Putter steady. Evlra cubes, city
17 Vic; sland irds :i7c; prime firsts
iii'c"'; firsts 'UV-jc; prill's 4'!e;
artons 44c.
Egtts steady. Current receipts
Me; fresh mediums 21c; fresh
standard -firsls 'J7c; fn sli standard
xt ras 2 Sc.
Milk sti-ady. Rest churning cresun
4 0e per pound net shippers' track
in zone l. Cream delivered Porl-
land 42c per pound. Haw milk (4
per cent) f 2.25 owl. f.u.b. Port
land. Poultry iinclvinged. Heavy bi ns
2Sti 2i!e: light ft 17c; sprinjis,
white 1 7 di 1 Se; 'lo, colored up lo
2ile; young white ducks 22 ur 2;(c;
coioreil 1 h (n 7c.
Point o(js weak, plentiful SLSa'fT '
Jl.r.o per sack; new :ic pound.
Onions weal:, plentiful, ? 1 Tt '
$1.15.
LA GRANDE'S LEADING STORE FOR MEN
FOR OVER 25 YEARS
1'kiltt' tiuir
of
wool. su:s
l.ONIlOV, July (AT') 'Hip
of'IVrinHs :it flit' wool oda
itmounliMl to 10, -Hr. hnlos.l -otnl
ootnlltlonod ri'iiHsv it n il scourod
Ah-rtiiOH inr't with n rriirtv snlo nt
st ji lo I f 1 fin prions. 'I'lio liotno trnlc nml
Lrrmjinv witc tlu- iti'lnripnl ttuy
ors. Inferior urailo.s contimicrt ti
niovi' irronnlnrly.
HOME OWNERS
PRAISED BY
Y. E. HERREN
(Continued from Pace 1)
he P on Inl reducing new Idi'tis.
increasing I he number of home
oh ners and cent in ue to make
America nation of home own
ers." Mr. Hcrivo said. "There
IS II great deal left to do,"
PraUes Nortlmr. Spirit.
M r. Ib-i roil spoke uf t he spirit
of the Northwest association con
vention, stating that it had not
cluing, d si nee his me tint:
with them tour or five v.jiim hko.
"Coliiinon s-'iise and im-paration
is all U lakes to ninUe a nal es
tate Nalesimin," M r. Herreii s;itd.
"A real estate man uol only inuxi
sell one Miction of propiity, but
must m-II tlie city to his prospect,
t here Core be m list U now I he cil v
-Hie xontng. th.- cliy planning,
the schools, civic organization.-'-,
natural n-snurees, working condi
tions, condtl Ions of water snpp'y
tax rate, huluslrbs, grow th ten
denctes and many otb r thing. ,
H is not enough to do something.;
We must get something done an I
the way to do It Is to know enougu
about ral estate and our city l.i
niert our requirements." j
Re aked Ihe realtors If they
wei4- sure Ihey handted their pros-
peels in the right manner and'
esH.iry, It is the most productive
asset of any sah-sinac. It is faith
in action."
He
eel ve
Hon
ernl
ve
the
discussed 1 lie benefits iv
I by attending the associa
eonvenlions, and read sev
1'tters from realtors telling
I hey were beijefiied by tlie
niton or by studying how to
a successful realtor through
association.
Jem (mm t Sends Lreet iug-4
Mr. 1 lerrcn was Introduced by
Frank Route, secretary of the
Vancouver. H. ('.. real estate e.t
ctia nge, who read a loiter from
Kobert .li-mison. picsident of the
National Association of Real Es
tate Hoards, extending his greet
ings and expressing bis regret in
his inability to attend t he con
vention. "We must continue and intensi
fy our effort, and we must build
stronger real esiate boards, strong
er Klatc as.MM'ialions and a st -ong-j
r nal Ionat assoeiat ion." the U t-1
ter I'-ad in part. "If this i.s done.1
there must be increased witling-j
Hess on the 1art of lealtois evei
whete to give inure ot IMiit)
Ihought. their effort and their
iinuie- lo real' estate organisation
netlvity.
A New Villon.
"I t h in U our c. tiling today has
a new vision of Us duties and lis
possibilities. We are beginning to
understand thai we are in a very
real s use tlte builders of the fn
uirc America. To prepare our
selves for tills great task by e - y
means ptsvible is a solemn obi iga -Hon.
Let ns accept lh;s oldlga
llon. Let ns draw our ranks more
closely together and let us go ttv-
ward shoulder to shouhle
lotpe and with courage, t
our task."
Tw o bund i ed uml fifty from
Washington. Oregon . Idalio, Mmi -tana
ii ud Ri ltish Columbia, w e;
registered for the second day of
Iho convention.
Ncimv "Had I'-jg.'
The bad eg th it spoils the bnwl
LA fJltANHF. WllcOLl'.SAI.r;
MARK KI S
Foul try (live weight).
Soring frh:3 Sfifr'SOc. ,
Heavy hens 'l"c lb.
Medium hens Hie lo.
Light hens He !b.
Stags So lb.
No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb.
Flour.
ITard Federation (hard wheal)
-$7.C0 bid.
Soft wheat ?7.40 bid.
LA G HAVRE RETAIL MARKKI'S
Poultry.
Spring fries :tfi 'd1 IlSc.
1-1 ens 2Ti di ;i()e.
Meats and Fish.
Beef boll 10120 rb.
Chops and steaks 2fic n
Salmon (strictly fresh) SEVc lb.
llalllut :'.2e lb.
Dairy.
Lnrd 10 lbs. $L!ifi & lbs.
RuHer, creamery Hie II
a roll
l-;ggs 3.r'?f4 0e doss,
rheesc nr.fti 4or lb.
Honey, comb :ttlo 10.
Vegitablps.
New potatoes 7 lbs. 2 ae
Wax string beans 1 rc lb.
Ot'een peas ."i ltis. 2TiC.
" Carrots 2 bunches 1 lie.
Parsley 1 'to bunch.
Reets 2 bunches lf.c.
New cabbnire Cc lb.
Turnips ;: bunches l"c.
dreen string beans 2 lbs.
Radishes f.c bunch.
Orein onions fc bunch.
Walla Walla red onions 5c lb,
.enure, home grown lac head,
Texas tomatoes 2c ,b
Walla Walla, tomatoes 20c lit.
Field cucumbers 3 for 2T.c.
Ore. n corn -:!f di 40e don.
l'ruli .
Kei'.newich. Wash.. I-'reetsim
pcachf-s I ,"e lb.: 2 for 2 Sc.
AVatla Walla pe-i.-hcs tfic lb., 2
I for 2 5c.
Rtaek caps--- 15c box.
Rjisph. n ies 15c box. 2 for 25c.
"Service" A Good
word biit-
" Common Sense"
Means More
Service is a much abused word; it has been
made to include a lot of useless and cxpensivo
frills. With us selling is mostly plain common
sense. We know if you buy things here that give
you satisfaction, you'll like the store and come
back. ,
Our service begins with selling you the things
that will satisfy you. From there we go to care
ful fitting, prompt delivery and pleasant adjust.
nies. if things ever go wrong. Those things are
just common sense but they pay both you and us.
N. K. WEST & CO. stZfor
La GrandeY Leading Store For 25 Years.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
) CHICAGO, July 23 (AP C. S.
$1.00 ! Department of Agriculture) Hogs
: 9"ci7.aua; light hogs active; general
ly strong to 10c. higher than best,
i pri ce s Th u rsd a y ; mod lu m a n d
) heavy butchers n round steady;
j poncing sows 10 to lac up; nig
j scarce; sharing light hog Advance;
top of SU.Sa paid for M0 to U0
j pound averages.
j Cattle 3000; fed steers, yearlings
I and all grades she stock slow;
1 steady to weak; largely catch as
catch can market on steers; some
1441! pound fed bullocks $!); ycarr
lings $ 1 0 . 2 f ; se v e ra 1 loads $0.75
j'tiJHi; most grass cows $4.75 'ir
; $5.50; venters strong; few $14 10
j outsiders.
Sheep 7H0ii; fat Inmbs steady to
j 25c higher; three doubles 71) pound
I Idahos with 100 out $15; 3 doubles
j around SO pound good AVashing
jtons with 750 Out $14. S5; top na
j lives $14.75 to city butchers; bulk
$14.25 lo packers; culls steady at
i i 1 1 'i $ II .Ml mostly ; sheep steady;
butk fat ewes $5ff$i.o0; few $7;
I one double 120 pound aged Mon
tana wethers $:; Indication feed
j ers around steady with none sold.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
2 5C.
pres
dining-
i't
in.r of t; local board
tins noon in the pilv
room im the sonuv.er hoiel,
"l.eao -ninn'Orr."
lt;e outside brokers ca'
Christ i: nied. bett.-r le ve them
oet of your board." Herren ad
vis, -d.
A definite pi-ogram of activity,
halt civic, half trade. Is the great
est need of nlost
with 1 ,,n ' rds, t lie nationa
K?' forts ought to hi
four ekii-srs: Thoe
Intproviuni-nts, thosi
tale in' m ovements.
lUTTKItrAT
b ntsl SAN I'RANClSi'O. July
I Hutterfal f.o.h. San
4 4 l-i cents.
2:i (AP)
Vane t soo
The Social Side of
Summer Sports
Wltrnovor folks guth
1
I
In care-
me
local real! V I
said. ' 1 loionimi otiiuoor ninitltl'
there yon will find
vti e
everal tlliiHlratlnns
it should a in) should not be don
"It is not w hat you tell a pros
pect, but w hat he believes that I
eountJi."' he said. "L'tghty-swen j
per cent of Oe Impressions .1 1 j
received through the iye nd Him
other 13 per cent through the en-,
so take him out with you ami
imk a practbut common n nv
demonstration."
Aold lAaggvruMon.
"Avoid r luRirrratlon." he mild,
"In your demonstrations and ad
voiluiiitf. Knthuataam Is ulko nee-
of good ones was
how j willtai' K. Hcris n.
discussed by
naitoa exten-
1 officer
divi.bd into 1 life
for business j
for real cs-
l hose for city
don dn-ector. t a luncheon tncct-
linprovi iiu-nts. and those for the;
adxanceiuent of the local beard.
"R ion are good realtors, you j
are constantly trying to improve j
our business. You can't afford
to be satlsitcd." he told them.
A. 1 1. Dtrnbtset. of TneOmn. re
Siena I president, presided.
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1or is 103 II in'M.I
n;.:it iiit.st ioi.;'j
Chocolates
A F resh A ssort men t
At The
Red Cross
Drug Store
Ail Summer Dresses
Age 2
to 16 being closed out at less
than Wholesale Prices.
ALL SUMMER HATS
At
V2 Price
Buy Now and Save on Better Grade
Merchandise.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infanta and Children's Wearables
t 1
ta. ;
iit j
llfr I
oil
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