La Grande evening observer., July 30, 1926, Image 6

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UK GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER
Friday, July 30, 1P2G.
Men's
Suits
$13.85
$19.85
' $21.85
$29.85
And A
Fair of Shoes
And A
Straw Hat
Free!
Men's Wear
Money-Saving Cash -Store
For Hen
1309 Adami Ave.
IWool Production Tops
Last Year's Figures
J WASHINGTON". July JU (Al)
Wool production this year in
t tli I'nlled Ktatcs whs f'Hlhnatcd
itotluy'by til" d-piirtni'nt of uffri
culture ut 2i;'J,0.r.4,0(JCI pounds.
: coiiipiimd Willi :.',3.!i(i7.uQ0 pounds
lust yunr. Tlie mirage weight a
.' fleeco whs plttct'd t 7.fl pound.,,
j Production by luiportuut wool
growing stuli-s was (.-Kilmuifd us
follows; IVxns Su.HU4. ooo pounds;
WjoitUnie I'I.IUZ.Ohh; Montana
:3.1o.iino; l lali :n,3S2,nno; Idaho
IMIO.nna; Or.-BOn 1K.400.000;
I'HllfornIa lS.srj.l'dO; Ari.onu
K, 044. OOd; und New .Mexico;
K'.J'JO.OOO.
BUTTER GOES ! Market News of (he Day
HP TODflr
I'OltTLANIJ, Oru. July 30 (Al')
Cube butter ciuotutlons arc
higher In tin; dutry exch uige with
CHICAtJO UILVIHr
Wheal: mh HIrll low CkM
July HH IIH llJ4 IIJH
K'pt. 115 lifl 11.1141 MM
i,i-c. iiKii uu 11734 any.
Shard Wheat Advance
Followed by Setback
CinCAOO. July SO AI)
Wheat advanced sharply today,
but auls?iuently free selllngr to
rcullrs profits led to a material
"ft bock from the day's top fig
ures. I'nfavorablo crop weathur
rmsco i ietiT
HAN I'IMNCIKl.TI. July 3(1. (A
I') l''e.deriil Ktu(j Market, Ni-w),
.Service. Apples: (IriivciiHl.-lns
fuuey 4'u4'4 ti.T $1. Ion 1. in box.
.'jOISIc lug; lied Junes J
box. .
I'cuchcs: EMiertjis 60S, 7rc.;
strawberry frees find J. II. Hales
SSi9tc, larffc ft.
I'enra: Uartl'tls KS'ulSe flat;
t-i'5r l-CO box; large lugs $ I A
1.23.
1'Iuiiih; Germans W'l lite crate;
$l lHfffo lug. Tragedy TT,'u Mr.
criUo; gnutd Dukes 7a4t$1.0Q
crate,-
IOUTUNU WJIKAT
roi:'nNi, ore July 30 i.vi1)
Wheat: III4II hard whit'-, uluu-
Ihe cnllrc list up 14 to In. Kxlruo ' Mi ni, boart M.43: federation, soft
now at 41 ciiIh; standards 40: ! wlilK-. western white JI-4-': hard j for wheat In Canada together with
prime flinta 3J; flrslu 3c. I'rlnts : winter, norlliern spring, wvstorn much higher quotations at Uver.
unti uiiucriai are llriu at me re-! red 1.3G. '
cent advaneea. Today's ear receipts: Wheat
Fresh Hiundurd extras and firsts 1 1 8: barley I; flour 14; torn 2;
am a cent higher today in tlie!""'" 3: "ay 17.
loeul egg market while current
receipts and mediums renin In L ( HK'.V.O (Visit
firm at previous levels. Kxlms' (.'ilK'AdO. July 30. fAI'l
now 3fc with firsts ai. 33 cents. 1 wheal: No. 2 red 1 1.47 1.47 : I '4r14oo Ma off and pro-
Itecelpts at 2 cents wllh local .No. 2 hard 1 1.47 U 1.47 . visions showing 7 to 22c advance.
buyers paying around 32c for le n- Torn No. 2 mixed 85 ', ; No. 2
pool, guve & notable stimulus to
buyers. I-Uport business today In
wheat was estimated at nearly
I.lflO.000 bushels.
Wheat closed unsettled at the
Hume art yesterday's finish to ic
higher, torn to Wc down:
FIND
IT
HERE
aPT for this column must
be in by t:l0 a. m.
MOW VOItK I'll I 'IT
NKW YdllK. July 30. (Al')
Kviipornted aipi-s slow; prunes
Hleaily; apricots mid peaclies bnrc
iy steady.
nery receipts.
Countr- dressed meat arrlvuls
were moderato alone the street 3
today and prices generally steady
on hogs and calves. i;est choico
light veal 17 to 17 (4o with Deci
sional sales na high as 18c. Top
selling at 20 to loiic.
Light hens still rcmuln plenti
ful and weak at 10 cents. Heavy
I in ns in good demand at 20 cents.
Droller receipts not so liberal and
prices well maintained especially
Snook ubio charges that gamb
ling Is running wide open and1
ttlint places of doubtful repute are
j allowed to operate in the residen-
t tit I section of the town.
on colored stock..
yellow Siit' S5c.
Oats: So. 2 white 43 4jc; No.
white 42!4 44!4c
Ityc No. 1: 31.10 V l.IO'J.
Ilnrley: 6ICii76c.
Timothy need: ?5.7". ' S.73.
f lover seed: $ 1 2.00 5i 28.00.
I jr. Jir..70.
Illlm 115.3.',.
llellles S1S.09.
LA UlUVflK WHOLKS.U.I:
MARRKTS
Bull Movement Gains
Strength in Exchange i
UVKItl-OOl, WIIIT
I.IVKI'.I'OWI July 30 (Al')
C'loe wheat Hid to 3!4d higher:
July 12s 37td; Oct.. lis 2,td; Pec
lis ld.
I'outtry (live weutlit).
Spring fries 25 i SOc.
Heavy hens 22c lb.
Jledlum hens He II).
Light hens 14c lb.
Hlaga 8c lb.
No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb.
Hour.
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
J7.60 bbl.
Soft wheat 17.40 bbl.
If evidence is found to substan-1 General .Motors common and 1'nlt-
tfntc the cliargis. a grund jury ed Slates Sluel common which
will be impaneled und a prnte.
CHILOQUIX WIDE
X OPEN, RESIDENT
C TELIS OFFICER
it i. ; b(fun, accoidlnff to AhhInIqiU DIh
' .-. ......... . t tflct Altormy V. A. Vlc(. t'hllo-
..ki.AMATII I' ALLti, Orv., JtLyj jfl ocut 3 IllllelJ froln hcr,
30 AI').rlllvfri: 0 rauuulenl hIU h the principal town on the
proccdurt mnrlccU trie praffno tf i Kluiuulh ImJiuu renervutlon.
th first iMoclion held In- (')iilo- The town was Incorporutetl this
)Ulu, lumber town of nonm' &ou ) Kprlni; und trhose Itn fh-Ht act oi
touts, ncconlfntf to a coinplalnl "(iievrit shortly tht'rcurtur.
rffjlutcrcd H'lth the' dlirtrk-t ut-1 ' ' ,
tdrney'a offlcft ,hy: T. I.. Hiiooim I . The price of platinum hut rlwn
resident of tho vlllajfo. who de- from 35 rents an ounce in 1-S80 j Bhares.
nmndw a gr.uid Jury Invx'Htltratlon. 'to $120 an ounc todrix. I
MV YOllIC July 30 (AT)
With Hpt-culutlve: Imujfinauon fired
by the HentuiLlonul udvanti: In
uuln uttiilncd record lilfrh' leveln
nl l!H i and 140, roHpcctlvely. thirt
"bull" movement in the Block
murkrl broadened out eonwlder
ubly toduy. Extreme galnn of
two to, nix points were recorded
by wore of isuuim dcHplte a rutlicr
heuvy volume of profit hiking
and short selling.
The elojdtiff wan Irreifulnr. Total
leulcst - approximated 2,500,000
PI A M FREE 2
NEW GULBRANSEN SMALL PIANO
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1'OltTI.A.VD PIlOKLT'i:
I'OltTINI). Ore. July 30 (AD
Butter: cubes lc higher. Kxtra
cubes, city 41: standards 40:
prime firsts 30; firsts 3G; prints
45; cartons 46.
.Milk firm. B!it churnln? cream
42c per pound net shippers track
in zone 1. t'ream delivered Port
land 44c, per pound. Haw milk
(4 per cent) J2.25 cwt MJB
i'orlland.
Eggs:, top grades lc higher.'
Current receipts 2Sc: fresh medl-!
unis 2Uc; fresh standurd firsts 2Sc
und rresh standard extras 32c. i
I'oullry: llglit hens weak, rest ;
stiwdy. Heavy liens 25'n 2Cc: t
light 1 6 if 17c; springs white 17i j
lXc: do colon-d up lc 25c; young,
while ducks 22&23c; colored li'u ;
17c.
old polutocs nominul fl.00'i
1.50 per sack: new 3c pound. ' f
Old onions nominal, 1'1.00'd1.'
1.25. . .j
hi-iti:hfat
SAX FRANCISCO, July 30 (A
I') Iiuiter fat ruli Sun rrancl3
co 44 14c,
YOU may be the winner
No obligation Nothing to buy
JttM suggest the bcM name and slogan for this new Qulhranscn Small
Upright Piano, and you will he gavn one absolutely free of all cost.
HERE'S a chance to use your Imnnination. You will find the new Gulbrflnscn
e little beauty, a delight to the eye, to the car, a gem of o piano that will
fit in most any nook. Ideal for apartments, bungalows, small homes,
studios, schools, churches, recreation centers, music conservatories, hotels,
clubs, for an extra piano in the den or children's room, etc. Nationally Adver
tised and Nationally Priced at only $295.
It is not necessary for you to come to our store to sec this piano to name it and
give it a slogan. But it may help you to do so and you are welcome. Entry
Blanks may pc obtained at our store.
Rules of the Contest
Purpose: To ohtain a name and slogan for the
new mall upright piano manufactured hv the
Gulhransen Cumpnn.
Prirc: One of these tmtmmrnt to We awarded
to the person who mhrnita the hc name and
togan for jt. , The instrument will he auto
graphed by Mr. A. G. Gulbranscn, president of
Uu I bran sen Company.
Duration of Contest: From May 20th, 1026 to
August 20th, 1926. The time of receipt of name
iind sloaana will not be taken Into considcrution
In makin(i the awards. Sugacstiona post
marked August 20th will have as good oppor
tunity of winning aa those dated Nitty 20th. In
the case of tic two or more contestants sub
mitting the same name and slogan the same
aard of a small piano will be made to each.
Judge t Mr. It. A. Stewart, salcamanagcr of
GuJbransen Company; Mr. Prank Justin, of
Justin Brothers, dealers, of Cicero, Illinois; and
Mr. James D. Woolf of J. Walter Thompson
Co., advertising agency.
Wool, ItKVOItT
liOSTON. July SO (AT) Tll
j Commercial HiitMlii will hh- to-1
morrow: "KatliT ljtlr d'jmaiKl j
for wool la rportil In thu niar-j
lam In Hlrontr position, ulthouglij
I Honu'whiit Iks tirtlve ut thu rno- !
I ipwnt while rin. m-(jium territory
I wooIm iin In hfUcr rcnuoKt. J vices
I I Itroitfrhoiit thi' Kuft r- firm I
land the l'iui-nr- ia If .in thing
I uiinst Hi' buyer. In tin: went,
j iicl Ix iiy Is vsn pronounced but
Iprieofi nn- irnjy.
"Th foreicn markets r firm.
MnrinoM fiitMCfJ at IhhhJoii ynenil
J ly McaJy. hh cunipnre.J w Mil thv
i pi-fvioiLs siie HoKln? riit'.i, ix-Itii-iin'ly
fin wools allchtly In f.t-
vnr of buyer, tint medium jnl lowj.
crofw breeiis wt1 a sir. t tho buy
er by par In live per cent, a rath
er unei. ((.. ,1 cluing" ami allri-
ltlle. (w fOVeliliy: UgulllKl ItUtWlufl
ortbr.
"The fT'imlt market l In lietter
snape. 1' til l her repeat or.JT to-S-tliT
with ii fair .vubiuie of bul
ii ess on tin new poo-Is. InOuceij by
Uu ireiH-rnl belief that prices are
at the bottom, jire rport.'il.
".Mohair Im vry frrm.
"Tlic receipis from
to July S't, i:-r. Incluslv
were 244, j 4 , 4 f 7 pounda HahiMt
l9ti.l::a.Kim pounda for the name
period last ynir."
The t'ominerelal bulletin will
publfah the lollou luff Miiutiilioiin
tomorrow;
r con Daxfern fin' fttuph
l.l"'il.U; fine iiml K M cloth
lnT int'c jr.f; valley No. I. SS'ii 9..c.
.Mnh air - licftt coinbin 651 7'ic;
lust canllm? 50 V &ot.
GIU.N'UK RKT VIL MAICKJ7TS
.Jotiltrr.
Spring fries $5 35c.
Huna 25 ' 30c.
Meau and Y'iU.
Bcrf boll10(ftl2V:-c lb.
Chops and atpaka 2&c lb.
Salmon (atrlctty fresh) 35c lb.
Halibut 32c lb.
Hairy.
I-urd lu lbs. f 6 lbs. $1.00
Uulter, crcamory 50c lb $1.00
u roll.
Kfftm 55f40c dor.
thoeao 35 & 40c lb.
Uoncy, comb 30c lb.
e-etabb-s.
S"'W potatoes 7 lb?. 25.
Wux ctrlnff beans 15c lb.
! vtirecn peas S lbs. 25c.
Carrots 2 bunchea 15c.
TarHley 10c bunch.
Hecu 2 bunches toe.
New eabbajre 6c Ib.
Green Htrlne; beuns 16c lb,
Groen onions 5c brtneh.
Walla Wat la red onion; Be lb.
lttuc home grown 15c head
Tvxas tomatoes 20c lb.
Walla Walla tomatoes 20c lb.
Field cucumbers 5c each.
Green corn 30c doz.
Fnilb.
Kenncwlck, VVa-sh., Freestone
poachca 15c lb.; 2 for 25c.
Itaspberrley 15c box, 2 Tor 25c.
I fed June- apples 4 Iba. 20c.
G rce n u pplea 4 I ba. 25c.
Aprlcota iSMc lb.
riuiiis, Wulta Walla 15c lb.
Home grown strawberries 16c
box.
Mack berries 2 for 25c.
lAuranherriej ; boxes 25c.
Cantaloupes 1 0-1 5e.
f artibHS 7c. '
Wiit'-rmelona--2 k -5e.
1c Cream melons 6c.
Ch-rrl-f I0'i ijc lb.
HananaJ5c Hi.
lemon.' 4 5c iIok.
Orungeg.60 to $1.05 doz.
Suear.
Cane sugar $6. 7.15.
Vkmr.
Hard fed" ration JS.40 bbl.
Kofi wheat JS.20 bbt.
Ga.oUnc.
regular, rclall
BIY THIS KAKM
210 ave farm near Cnion. This
Is a go&i buy at $7000.00. Will
consider exchange for grocery
Mora or dwelling in Ia. Gnunde or
somo othei good town. Weekn and
Black KeuitVira, Foley Building,
La, Orajide, fire. 7-rS-3t
A FRIDM)
Augtiat Lit la Friendship lay.
Itemeinber your friends with tin
appropriate card from Kielmrd
son'a Art and Gift Shop. 7-29-lt
!
;()OI KVF.XIXG" I
Hint cheery mesige has warm- j
ed the heart of many a weary j
traveler, fo will a greeting card :
to a friend on Friendship Iay. j
August 1st. Allow tia to help you I
choose your dietary measures for I
all occasions. . Uichardson'N Art I
ind Gift Shop. 7-30-lt
If you feel all run down and luck
of vigor or pep and restless at
night, loss of applitc try that new
nerve tonic. Jt costs only $ l a
bottle. Hold only by Silverlhorn
Wright's fumlly drug store. 7-20tf
Heal valuea Id stationery In
pretty but Inexpensive boxes of lat
est patteriiH. See the Hno at Sil-verthorn-Wrighta
family drug
store. 7-2-Jtf
For
$2.50.
647.
rt limited
lilg loud.
time boxwood
C. O. V. Main
7-16tf
i;i :i i;iiti ;it that day?
"It was u delightful picnic, and
we had a wonderful time." Why
Hot preserve its memory with a
tinted cnlurKviiient from your
snapshots. They do excellent en
larging and tinting at Richard-!
(Bon's Art and Gift Shop. 7-2U-lt
1
f CO little liver touchers for 2tic.
Th best little laxative pill made.
Sold only by Silverthorn-Wright'a
family drug store. 7-2Gtf
We ft everything from Wind
shields to Glfttf for everv occasion.
Always at your service. Richard
son's Art and Gift Shop. 7-30-lt
Ilf'iiistiiclinig, pleating, button
hole etc Norton's KJdd Shop.
, . 10-14tf
ftciiool Funds now avalrable for
tarui loans in Union County. See
H. E." Dlxn, Foley Building. La
Grande, Ore. 8-ltf
SOM hi people can thrill yon but!
wv can fill you. Merchants, store'
clerk,s, hiiiil'r-ii!t'ks. ladies and j
gents. Coin'' ovr to the J-ffer-I
son St. 'restaurant, opposite I
Grande Grocery, fine filling will:
m.ike you a customer. We make
our own pies, the coffee U coffee.
7-2D-3t
'iuSOlllie,
gal.
Gasoline,
gal.
high test, retail SGc
puMntv J
SAN" FltANCISCo. July 30 f.V
- I'. S. Wunau Agrleuttura.1
lauuary 1. , Kcoiiomli-- Voung roasters and
pullets; Colored 3 pounds and up
3511 3Sc pound; slaggy showing
spurs S9'tr32c pound.
Type of Name Desired: We prtfer to have a name
descriptive of the instrument itself. (r the
alog.in accompanying the name m.iy be so
worded as to indicate the typo of piano, as for
instance:
Gulhransen Babv Ptanu
"l-its in Any Nook1
Rear in mind in naming the Instrument that it
is considerably smaller than pianos of ordinary
aire, as shown by the Illustration above, and
that it will be used principally in:
Small Apartments Churches
Bungalows
Small I lomcs
Studios
Schools
Music Coiircnatories
Clubs
IlDtcIS
Retreat loo Centers
F.xtra piano for den, children! rooms in large
homes, etc., etc.
AWARDS WILL BE ANNOUNCED SEPTEMBER 5, 1926
Bohnenkamp Furniture
Company
' ' i J
MIH'A(.0 l.lUVtM'K
CMICAtjM, July 3n (,p) f. ,S.
I'i'parfment - of Agriculture)
I loir K.MhO; mostly slrong to 10c
higher; ItKht pneklng sows 0 to
I Tic tip; shipping demand fairly
broad; big puckers tloinjf Utile;
lup $13. Nt paid fur 150 lo 160
pound sivcragcs.
Catlle 3.000; slow; dull trade on
mont killing cleswes; steady with
weeks uneven decline; lower
grades ..ters predomlnaltng:
mostly Male offerings held from
earlier in week; bulk $8.00tr 9.00;
with few- toads of light offerings
$!l.2o 9.S5; some heavies being
taken off market; she stock f
scarce; tending lower
Hteuily at $12.0011 13.
POItTI.AND U V I1NT04 'K
I.HtTl4AM. Ore. July 30 CAP)
- Hogs steady; receipts 7P5 tall
direct).
Cattle nominally steady; re
ceipts 4 3.
Shep nominally steady; no receipts.
t Al.l, MHt Mil
sfavfh imi'ho;mi-;.nt
Scaled bids will be received by
Ihe Comnib-lon of the cltv of Ijl
Grando, (ireRon. for the construe'
tlon of the Improvement In Sew
er Improvement JHstrlet Nuinbei
3-8. within the city of I a" Grande
Oregon, uecordlng to the plans
aud specirieatlon.1 of the said sew-
Improvomcnt distrlela now on
file In the office of the Cltv Kc
eorder of said elly. A deposit of
$6.00 wilt be required for st of
phjns and specifications which
amount Kill be refunded If bidder
la unsuccessful and returns same
vvulersjto this office,
small Rids will be received to' the
A fin; hpmc cooked mid-day
dlmier quickly served each day at
1-1 a. m. to 2 p. m. at our soda
fountain. Kilvurthorn-W r I g h t's
family drug luro. 7-26tf
steer n ceipta next week advisable, hour of seven-thirty p, m. August
Sheep 6,000; fat lambs atcttdy tojjltli. I'l-js, nt the commission
slrong: no westerns sotd; top na-Jroom In the Kny building at l,a
tlxt) ewes and wether lambs Urande Oregon, and must be ae
$I4.:; to small killers; packer top coiiipuiib'd by a certified cheek in
$14. na; hulk of sorted kind $lS.60Uhe sum of ten per cent of the
n 13.75: cull natives mostly Z5ej amount bid as a guarantee of the
lower al MO.oom 10.50: sheep acceptance and completion of con
steady; few Tut ewrg npwurd to tract If awarded.
$T.oo; heavy feeding lambs In j Checks will be returned to un
poor demand; bidding sharp'.1 ' successful bidders,
lower on aoniK held over fiom ! The cummlsMioii rcsi-nrs the
Thursdayt few yearling ewes up-!
ward to $12.50; late Thursday ule
of feeding lambs about ttteady
wllh Wednesday; bulk t4 to 65
pounds $!3.5'i; bulk of 70 pound
kind at 113. 0; some extra lienvba
downward lo $12.50.
riant to reject any and all bids.
Ry ord-r of the com mission July
?sth,
J. K KTKA i Nf4
Iteeordi r of thu city of I Grande,
Oregon.
July 23-lnt.
rim.
1 IIS.
NKW YoI:K. July 5". I A f-- I". . 1 lollnrs hiiiI Ihlrty-srcomls of
tliilliir.i. tion.ls: ts In JIOlHi) lllffh Low llOo"
l.llt'rty a'ss 5;. ll. 111. inl.y
l.lliTty 1st l !. 14
I.Hirrly 2d Id j Km.10
Uli. rly 1st 4 'is J4 Inj.j ol.& lo:.
i.ttHTiy :.i ', 47 ioo.:tj lon.ii . ioo.:s
MlH-rly JJ i,m ISil 101. 1
Ut..rty llli is ; I;.JI I0M
l:. b. rt'i'tti.lir) 41,. - . I Ii.:?
10 Years Ago
Today
bca-ihori; - .xeiir-ions L
O.-W. . a . tinlns nn 1
Oh. tcaiiirr I'ottcr.
Hot and Tired
'MeinlH-r after lltr crur-.-hn
lion Itot nnt ilry and
. tlretl yon felt ami bow a
gin, nf goMl obi cidtl lem
(Niatk VHMlbl mp tm tip,'
Try Our
M:.Movti; '
oua vi:aii:
i.mh:aii; '
r any of I lie freeze. Tlny
leal the old-1 Imni klml.
At TIm IVnnlaln or
L. & L. Drus Co.
RATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION' .
PITT)
renney.
a w ,avF our-
Kf tiir DEPARTMENT STORES
10N Depot St Lb Gratule, On,
For the Go-Getter
Very Much Alive Are the
Modeb and Stylet at
Eillier two or three-button
models, scmi-cotiscrvativc,
slightv-litted back. Moderately
priced.
Single br tatted, notch lapel;
Semi-Fitted Back;
Cassimeres and Unfinished
Worsteds;
Stripes in narrow and broad
effects; faint overplaids;
Greys, tans, blue and brown.
Others at
$12.9Q to $3175
Just Received
Harvest Hats
Fancy Trimmed
Men'sWaverly
Summer Caps
1 'or men ami wuiiien.
Tlie big, light efstl nut
are ideal for uniiy days.
Our durable jteiiit .straw, cut
brim and fam-y hall tassel
band and binding, rbiii
.strap. Low priced
79c
A wide ruiigv of fine
woolen cas-siiiiei-es, . baud
somely tailoit'd- cas that
are roik! looking ok well a.4
serviceable, silk lined,
leather sweat bauil. , I'rlced
fi-oiu
$1.49 To $1.98,
Fancy Percale Shirts
New, Unusual Patterns for Spring
Cut Full and Roomy
In neckband sty
with detached collar
and collar attached
with pocket. Make
your selections now
for Spring wear.
Excellent workmanship, even to the col
lars; well-finished. Unusually good values
at this popular price. .',
Other Fancy Dress Shirts Up to $2.98
Running Again
Our New Foundry is completed und in operation.
Our machine shop is temporarily located in our ware
house. We tan handle Blacksmith, Welding, Foundry
and Machine Work.
La Grande Iron Works
SmilhinK Coal - Tool Steel . Shafting - Pulleys - Klc.
SH.E-R.R-Y.'S
TODAY. And TOMORROW
Hunt Stroinberg Presents
Harry Carey
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"The Prairie Pirate"
The thrills of a lifetime Stirling, throb
bing: mystery romance adventure excite
ment. Comedy, '(
"HOME CURED" '