La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 07, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFace Fall Suits Arriving Daily A complete assort ment in greys, blues and browns in both single and double breasted models. $19.85 to $33 Men's Wear Moncy'Savinfc Cash Store For Men Cor, Adams & Elm .1 ' Make you i will before colnc In B,u Imminff vjill(, yoti uru luu hot. More and More Experienced House wives are Turning to Federation Flour Milled ill the Grande Hondo Valley fioiii llardj Federation Wheat Your Grocer Has It . I '.' "Don't Say Flour Say Federation." SHERRY'S V.':.'-'' SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY in 4iBever!y of Graustark" ('harming Marion Davies never had a more appealing role than (his. You'll love her you'll laugh and thrill at. the talc or the fetching Ameri can miss, m a d c to lake this disguise of a lwjish..J'rincc, whirled i along the road of hilarious ad venture, thrilling ac tion, tender romnnrc. Comedy "Watch Your Peii" ELDERLY FOLK MEET AT COVE (Continued from I'ugo 1) O, Kckerfdry, 8'i; Mi-h. A. H. Con Icy, 85; Dun hum Wright, 84; Mrw. Mary Chambers, S3; H. Wardell and MrH. Nellie It. Urnec. 82 unci Mr. K. 0. IChlmrdMon 81. Tho old peoplo took part In'vu rluuH KtnntH untl runicHlM duiintf I he. afternoon, rrlstes were award ed by I-. K. An-eraon, J. II. llrc-mIichi-h, II. M. Wank. H. Jl.'Weimer, V. J. Jlallmark, A. Orion, Cove Hltito brink, Cove Meat Market, I Towlcs gnruw, K. JJ. Kelly, Cove Hwlmmtnir pool und tho Covo dumber company., , Attendance lilst. ' 'Phono present for tho picnic were; Mr. und Mi-h. (). Lund, Mr. and Mra O. Kckerwley, Mr. find Mra. 8 Kogcr, Mr. and Mra. Jos. Mr. ton! Aii'H, J, ,, (Jib.son, Mr. und MrH. (Iconic Maker, Mr. and Mr. 11. Hell. Mr. and Aire. !' V. Wllli't'iiH, Mr and MrH. H. V. Sncdekcr, Mr. and Mm. Cleorgo! MciJnnlt-l. Air. nd Mih. M, J. Iiui fey, ii nd Mr. and Mrs. George Mill er, all of Cove. Mr. n nd Airs. M. . Carter, of Allcet; Mr. and Mrs. L. 10. JVrrln, of Jmhler; und Mr. and Mrs. K W. Clark, I'orllainl; AlewdanuH Sarah Ivers, of rule; Mury and A. It. Conley Jl. (Jeer, of La. Crnmlc; Klleii llloom, of Medford; Mary Wntfiior, A. Allen, M. Cham be m, N'elll Oraoe, Alury Moa, Murnari't Wade; Kva Milinan, K. (I. Hirh tirdKon and l-'annle Conklln, of Cove. Jiunlmin Wright, of Medlc dl HprlnnH; the Itev. Itobert Kmy lle, M. K. lllaylock. Warren Mor ten, S. Weiiner, .hune.s Knrrlund, V. W. OllthHe, I'". K. Corpe, J. M. CliiHset, John I'iirker, J. M. Tallent. t V. Hentner, J I. I J. While, V). Word HI. LcwIh Kiitherhind, und Willi Antonio LAST S110WIN(J TONKiHT The Picture 'Pial Will Thrill You lo Your Marrowbones! "THE KING Oflhe TURF" CoiiumI.v ,Sky 11. II. i-Htlo, Of Covo. Tlio if roup of women from Wo Illlin'H Clllll at'tllltf IIH liOHtCBHCH were; Mih. v. A. McNeill, Mm. J K, Anderaon, Mm. George McDitu lei, A! iM. u M. UUrd, Airs. J. (lay- idle,. Aim A. I- lieekcr. Airs. A O. Conklln, Airs. J,ydla Af. l-ant.. Alr. L. i'eck, Alrw. Hmool Mrs. J. 11. Mi I In, Alru. Helen,) Uncolu und Airs. 11. Z. Uoxter. I Vance Welcomes' Gertrude IIOCUHINK, I'Yuncc, Aug. 7 (AT).: Gertrude. Kdcrle, conquer or of tho l-lnUsh channel, return ed to France thi afternoon to re ceive a triumphal welcome. A. if rent crowd' of admirers had Withered, and the Atnerieun hwIiii- mer wna presented with a houiu t while the motion picture operutorH filmed the scene. Allss Kderlo Is apcndh.fr the nlfrht at, her old quartern on Cape (.Jrtw-Nca, from which she bcfrun Her record-breaking' swim yester day.. XKW YOltK FUtlT NKW YOIIK. Aug-. 7. XV). Kvaporatt-d applea dull; prunes quiet; apricots and pent-hen hIow. WOO I j Tit AUK .M'OTTV - MOHTON. Auk. 7. (At'). Wool trading contlnueu hIow und spotty. AlanufacturerH aro the principal operators, buying moHtly for cur rent needs. J 'rices, however, re main firm, -lie trade in nhowlnf,' some confidence In tho Immediate future und stocks aro in slrontr htiiidH. Territory wools have been the most active. Ohio ojinrter blood Iiuh sold at 45 cent and Die eHllinaleil cost for clean baslH, i,m i:hi'oui. wiihat I.IVKIirOlll, Auir. 7. (AT). CIiimi-: wheat lowi-r. Oct. Ilia il-Vdl; I imp. I Oh 7-V, el. Moreno ISimiihIm UA GRANDE EVENING . - . 1 Market News of the Day HH ,;o (.It.MK U'lifiil: I)hil llit;li jAtw ChiMt Se pt. l:iH l.iH'i 131 VJ1V, Dec. 112 iVlV, 111,1(2 liar 1 11'A 117 IW liuy. IIIC'Ai() CASH I'lllCAfiCI. AilB. 7 (AP). Cash: Wlli-iil. No. 2 li-U ll.37M4 1.S814: No. i I11111J tl.SVV 1.4V. Cum No. 2 yi-llow 83 !4 -&84 He; No. 2 wlilli! 8314c. Oliln No. 2 whiti- i I 'y 42 ci No. 3 whltn 3D v. 1 41 (4 c. Hyi- No. 2. 1.04 i,. Ilnrli-v l!4 i 72u. Tlinollly ccd 0.2ri'w 0.7fi. Clover Ki'i-d f20.H0 '0.211.60. 1.111'd ir,27. kii.h ir,.7r,. Jlclllc-H $18.00. ' Wheat Eases Down a Notch in Chicago Mart CMICACiO, Ail,'. 7, (AP). Wheat tended to ease down a little in price lorlny owlnt; to re port of Improved crop conditions fn Canada, with cooler tmpc ru in res then; oiii d showers. HusIiichh wa fairly active nt times, al though uh a rule traders appeared (liHlneliued to take new risks with C H. ffovernmenl crop reports Just ah end. Kxport bids for cash wheat both here and in the Houthwe.il were hif,'her, but I he ' sen board failed to (ion firm any export buy Inif of conHrriueiiee. Wheat closed unset td -at. the the Hjiine a yes!erda.y'H finish lo ";ic lower, corn unchanged to 'e orf; oats iifc to '.c down, and provisions vnrylns' from .five cents decline to a rise of 10 cents. POKTIiAND PHOIMVK POMThAM), On. Autr. 7. (AP). I Mfftfs; extras cent, lower; firsts. ,ei-nl h Iff her. Current receipts 27c. l-'reidi mediuuiH Te; Hlaudard rirst.M anc; fresh standard extras Mutter sh-ndy. tI5.tra. cubes, elly II; HtandardH -10; prime first a Its v, I'lrsta at!c; prints - 45c; car Ions 4 lie. Milk steady. Most ' churning ei-eani 4L'c per pound net, shipper I rack In zone j. Cream delivered I'nrllaud lie per pound. Ibiw milk (4 per cent) ?.L'5 cwt )i I'oi'tland. Poultry Hlady. Heavy hens 25 ft iMic; Hfi'lit 15 V l Ik:; wprlnffs, while IJi'ii'.Mie: do colored up to LTpc; young white ducks 2 - 'i colored I -1 "Vi 17c. Polaloe.s steady, $ I .U0 '(-1 .60 per back. Onions $1.oii 1 1. 25 Hteady. Ml (.() LIVESTOCK CIIICA(0, Aug. 7. (AP).P. H. I lepurtinent of Agriculture I logs ,oon. ninrket. generally steady; packing sows strong to unevenly higher; barely enough receipts to test market values; top $13,50 paid for selected Iflo to 17o pounds weight. Cnltle 3.000, compared with week una; receipts smaller; year lings 2't to 4 0c higher; pood and I'holee medium weight sharing ad vanei'; better grade huivles large ly 2e higher; lower grades medl urn and heavies slow; steady to I si rong; cxt rente top heavies ln.fi0; long yearlings $10. (JO; kill er demand western . grass steers very narrow; fat she slock scarce; TiOc to $ l.no up; vralms $1.00 higher; week's bull prices follow: Ted steers $S.5 fu 1 0.1 5; grass steers to killers Sli.liO fo i.L'y ; grass f it cows $fi.tit( U.50; grass heifers $il.(Miff( 7.2ft; vealers f 1 2.50 $! 14.00. Sheep l.ooo-; odd lots na.tlves upward to $ 14.4 a; culls 10.00 (w 10.50; for the week 4100 direct and I IS doubles from feeding sta tions; fat lambs closing 25 to 50c higher; cull nutlves strung to 25c higher; sheep a to 3 Tie higher; Tat yearlings strong; feeding lambs ."treng to tOe higher; week's tops follow; fa I range lambs $ 1 4.70; na live lambs $ 1 4.50; f it yearlings $I2.; lew ewes $ 7.SG ; feeding landiH $i:i.Nr; week's bulk, follows; Hit ra n ge rs $14.00 t 14.50; nat 1 ve lambs i:i.7r'ii 14. 'Jo; cull natives $in. 001050; fat yearlings $11.00 1(12.00; fat ewes $6.00 'u 7.60; feeding lambs $1 2. 7511 13.S5. HANK CONDITIONS XKW YIIKK. Aug. 7. (AP). The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows excess reserve of $45,476. 010. Tills Is nn Increase In reserve of $;;!, 3fl 1 , 1 an compar ed with last week, when excess re serve Inl Lleil $22.1 U.S'.'O. POUTI,.NI Wlir.AT PIH'TI.ANP. (ire. Aug, 7. (AP). Wheat bids; Pint hard white, hard while It. K. Paart. federation. soft white, western white, $1.33; liidr winter $l.:;r; northern spring $l.:ui; west-rn red $1.32. Today 'h car mepts; Wli'Ht 13 5; flour !; corn "; Oals 0; hay 4. I ltlSCO I'll! IT SAN t'ltANCIHCO, Aug. 7. (A P, l-'edernt Slate Market News Sei lee Peaches: Klbertus 6n 'II iitte; Nirawberry frees. tmd .1, II, Hub s Mitt 75c; large S5c; Craw- tords 4i .'. The pnlatit mark ft weaken --d somewhat with the nrrlntln of 30 cum by tioat I'rldiy und prices driipi-d 1 5e per i'wt, TIHs now brings (hi nt to $2.00 for the v.r best. I l.lvet.ek and poultry quota tbius ttticbaiiged. ; nnTi;ur.vr ' HAN PlIA.Vi'ISCtt. Aug. 7. AP Itollei-rat IMlt San IVaoeLro 45 and 45t..e. IIOMtS. NKW YOIIK, Aui?. A-).l'. ( Suh-n In I IJIivrly l.llii-rty l.ll.rrly l.ilM-rly Lllnmy 1st 4 'l .. M 1 .. 3.1 t'.s 4 1 ll Hi) OBSERVER ' J-jjjU-.-It1 VALUES ILL UNTIED POIlTIAN!. On. Autf. 7. (AP). Values wen- fairly well maln ttJncd lu tho local dairy market during tho week Just ending al though frcBh Hlandard extru cgtrs were a cent off at I he close. De mand for cube butter was good on lop ifradcK but undergrade drag ged with low score stock plentiful. Cheese prlcefl avcruged higher during the week. Country dressed ineutH ranged lower during the week due large ly to deullntv at the yards. Choice light, hogs were burely steady ut a LMi cent top. Hulk of sales around 19 to 10, cents. Choice light veal sold at 17 to 17 Y. cents. Call was limited to strictly Taney meata al though there was nothing to speak of carried over. Hecelpts of poultry showed a fallliifc off along tho street and prices were fully maintained. Heavy hens und broiler moved well but light fowls were still draggy. - Constructive Forces Building Up Market KKW voi!K. Aug. 7. (AP), Constructive forces were again at. work In today's stock, market, which showed a further broadeu tnsr ''J orders itoured lu from all sections of the country. Many credit conditions, and favorable l rade news con I Inued lo provide l.he IuihIh for the ndvauce, the scarcity In Iho floating fupply of many atocks ca.uslng autlvo short covering. ItAlIJlOAO APPIIAISKI) WASMINCrTON. Aug- 7. (AP). Final valuations of railroads an nounced today by the I, C. C. In cluded; ; , Portland and . Southern Hall road. Oregon, $330,016, as of June 30, 1917. POKTUVM l,l i:STOCIi PO rTfANI, Ore. Aug. 7. (AP). Hecelpts for wek (approxi mately) Cattle 3205, calves s:;5; hogs ,n?!i; sheep 2SS0; tolal 147 carloads, ThMe was practically no trad ing at Ihe local yards today and I classes closed nominally steady. Cattle compared with week ago: matured classes mostly steady; calves and vealers uneven ly steady to $1.00 lower; week's bulk prices: medium quality steers $7.00 to $8.00; a few head at S.35; off qualily down to $6.50; cows and heifers $4.50 to $6.25; lop heifers $7.00; cows In load lots up to $6.00; cutlers "$4.25 down; bulls $4.50 to 5.G0; calves $6.50 10.00; light vealers mostly $10.00 ftp 11.00; a. few at. $12.0(1. . ' Hogs oomp-ired -week ago: light butchers 25 to 35e lower; othep killing classes unevenly 25 o 75e lower; feeder pigs fully $1.00 lower; week's bulk prices; light butchers $14.75 to $15.35: nothing quoted above $15.00 at the close; weightier kinds $14.75 down; mostly $14.00 down; pack ing sows $11.00 to $12.00; feeder pigs $15.60 to $16.25; a. few slrlet !y choice lights $16.50. Sheep nominally .steady with a week ago: bulk or rect-lpts on contract; best hundy weight lambs quotable un to $12,00; yenrlings $10.00 down; ewes $5.25 down. LA OIUMH-: M HOMvSALH MAItRI'71'S Poultry (live wight), Spring fries 26 5(800. Heavy hens 22o lb. Medium hens- -10c lb. Light hens Mo lb. Stags -8c. ll. No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb. Hour. Hard Federation (hard wheat) -$7.60 bbl. Soft wheat $7.40 bbl. iA .ilmi; nirrviL m aiiki rs P"nllry. Spring fries CioSe. Hens 2 Mi SOc. ? Mvat and 11b. Heef boll 10i( J2Vfe lb. Chops and steuks 26e lb. Salmon (strictly fresh) 85c lb. Halibut 32C lb. Imlry. Ijird 10 lbs. $l.U5 lbs. $1.00. Hotter, creamery 60u lb; $1.00 roll. Kggs 40c dor.. Cheese 36 sr 4 On doz. Honey, comb 30c lb. . Vgvlablo. New polatoe. 8 lbs. 25e. ' -Celery heurts 25c bunch. Wux string beans- I&c lb. 1 lgg plan! L'Oc lb. Orepn pens -3 lbs. 25c. Carrots-5c bunch. Paraby ute bunch Heets 2 bunches ire. New eabbag! 6b 8c lb. i Walls Walla onions 5e lb. fi lbs. 25c. (Jreen oniony 5c bunch. Ittiiee, home grown 15c head K"nncwlck lomutO's 16 lb. I'Mebi rurumbera 6c iuch. tlrecn corn 25c do. " I Til IP. Keniiewlek, Wash , Freestone peaches pic lb; $1.25 box. Uajqiperrtfa- 15c box. 5 for j;c. (ireen uppl-s--4 I Us, 26c, Aprlcuts- - 12 4jiv lb. Home grown straw berries 15c S. Jolliirs antl thirty. pccumls ,if .000) t n si i .lllffll l.u t'low 101.1 1 02.3 10M i 10O.2B io.: ioo.2.- 101.6 101.4 101.6 10J.U 10J.U x i ' Iiartlett Pears. too lb. Peach plums 5o lb. Blackberries 2 for 2Cc. Logun berries 2 boxes 2 Go, Cantaloupes 10-lGc. Cnsabaa 7c. Watermelons 2 $4 -3c. Muskmelons 7c lb. Ice Cream molons 6a liaimnas 16c lb. Lemons 5c dos. Oranges go to $1.05 doz. Concord grapes 6 lbs basket SOO. , . Thompson seedless grapoa 20c lb. Sugar. Cane sugar Jtt.6y7.15. Flour. . Soft wheal $8.iM bbl. Hard federation $8.40 bbl. (;hmj11iic. Uusolfne, regu'ar, retail 27c tail Oaaollne, high lest, roiau Boo Cut. - FIND IT HERE t'A'py for this column must be lu bf 0:00 a. tit. August lath last day lo pay your water rent without u penult, v. 8-0-31 C'itrbonato of Copper and Blue Slono In any quantity at Kilver-Uiorn-Wright'e family drug store. 8-2-lf Iced Tea ;la,xses ; for a hot. sultry day. In colors, in clear glass, reasonably pi-Iced at Hlchardson's Art and Gift. shop. 8-7-lt NOHTH lUIACH KXCtlUSONS this coming Sunday. Leaves 6:'I0 p. in. Union laclflc, arriving Portland 7:15 a. m. Momiay. Then delightful boat ride Steamer (R'or glima down Columbia, arriving North ltejich In afternoon. Tick els good returning any day on or before August 22. Special low round-trip fare. $M.t0. 8-2-tit Practically all school books us ed In our J.a Orando school. are now on sole at Sllverthorn Wright's family drug store. 8-2-tf A fine home-cooked hot dinner served each day at our Soda, Foun tain, belter drop in and try it. Hit vert horn-Wright's faintly drug store. 3-2-U For a iimitcd time boxwood 52.50. Ulg iouu". C. O. 1. Ataln 647. 7-15tf . . lIcitiMitcliiiui;. pleating, v button boles, cto. Norton's Rltld HUtn. 10-14tf That new frr'sorlplion of nerve tonic and builder, gives quick ro Hults. Puts "pep" Into you, brings up your appetite and stops that tired feeling. Sold only by Sil ver! horn-Wright's family drug More. 8-2-tf August 10th last- day lo pay your water rent without a penalty, 8-c-yt Alwn-.vs At Ymir Service in fitting winflshhbJ.s, ond side glasHe.s for your car with the best grade of Belgian glass. Hlchard .son's Art and flirt Shop. 8-7-11 -School Fuudg now avairable for farm loans in Union County. Bcf H. G. DiEon, Foley Building, La Ornnrtn. Ori ' 9-1 tf A ihurotifjh culliiml und piofrjifnl (whoUr hip is the outstanding chmctcristlc of the StU University. 7Voftrnj t offend in; 22 departments of the College of Literature. Science and the Arte. Architecture and Allied Arts Business Administration- Educa tion Journalism Graduate Study Law Medicine Music Physi cal Education Sociology. Social Work Extension Division. 51st Yew Opens September 27, 1926 tor normo(toh or cntatogi u'rtU Thr HefltHnr, UntVtriUf of Offon. futfrrw. Orr. IH ItUS l'tn SAfiE At Chris Miller's, tlio Flir Man Good for nil ibetnuattc troubles; stomach, Mdney, bowel and llvt troubles, bladder and blood truu blea and tho riu. If. l. ftomh ! loltl Adams Avcuue. Ma( tresses - Rugs IrKMtil Uclilllll l i-ollii-r Mnin-i-s Muiln lMlli.- IliMivai-,l --; lltiff ks IniU from ulil i-arpct.-.' I'urflltiirt- ltf-mtn-t aiitl - H-ocitI. li d'randc JIallicss & Wcavinjr Works I'lio.M-; tsi-w i'lia.- I-Xnunl-. rnii, 1 ff 108 Depot St, Judge By Evidence Not Heresay! The yardstick by which the service of a retail stow may safely be measured is the repeated experience of a customer in that store. y ... . - . Unfailing satisfaction with the quality of the goods bought, with the amount of money saved, with the ex tent of the wear of the goods and with the courteous attention received from the salespeople, designates tin right place to trade. "Ihis is the kind of yardstick we invite you to use' on this Store when you are making comparisons. We would feel a woeful lack of ability and disregard for our responsibility jf this Store failed in any way to measure up to that point of satisfaction where your" every visit here is made both enjoyable and profitable. We aim lo serve you always by deeds performed ' ratlicr than by mere promises, That we are succeedingr is proven by the fact that 'our combined 745 Stores will do over a hundred million dollar business this year. CALL I-XXt IUIS si;vi:r jmiuiovesunt Wculed bids will be received by tho Coinnil.sHlou of tho city of 1a flrtindn, Oregon, Tor tho conntruc--tion of the improvement in .Sew er Impi-ovciiiPitt District Number ;t-K, within tho clLy oC ai Orando, Oregon, according to the, plann and specification of tho said sew er improvement districts now on file in the olT.ee of tho City ho eorder of said city. A depoalt of K-.fJU will bo required for set. of pkinx and HpccU'lcalions which amount will bo refunded if bidder is unsuccessful and returns wuno (o this ori'ice. -. ' , . Uld will be received lo the hour of seven-thirty p. in. August I Itli, 1!2i, at the commission room in tho city building at Ja tl ramie Oregon, and must bo ac companied by a certified check in tho sum or ten per cent of tho amount bid as a guuiuuitee of llio acceptance and completion of con tract if awarded. Checks will bo returned to un successful bidders. Tho, eomuulayion reserves the right lo reject any and all bids. 10 Years Ao Today "Do;" ICtibrrtsun, Soiuiner Hotel clerk, has retained from n week In I'oiilHiid. Flies Doll'l He Aimh,vciJ! l-'op lluilM-lluld us.i l'l.V TOX (i:noi, I'l.v srit,v I'.l, VAMI'lItU 111 MAC TANtil.i;i'((T I'oisov r.i'i;is l--r lK'k li.-o wt)oii,Ai:iv ii.v sriiAY sritAvr.its (ii-t TlM-ni Iiii-ly! L. Si L. Drug Co. Disease Is Unnatural (iit of linrmunr Willi iindiir) Health Is Natural (lii hnini.jii) n hi, nnlim-) " h"' " " l--ir ill fml 1 l,tH In mid wliiit n clolioun r.i.ltvjilli.ii ll X i ,in ,,,, M,M H (luw. Bl.aduiln)V' I. in Hiirly li-foiMlnir I.ii.i.mi i . b ,,. ui ld. lilvi.- iiiiliir- a ilium,- l), cxiriui lln.-ir. Hull l.i nil I hut Im ni..,l..,l In imvi- t 1,1m wiimli.rrnl lli'lii-, Imoivii uh lii-niiii. liel'iisi-luiiiliiKi .in.ntn'aionK ib spine, whkli III.- m-li lillrle iriu lll,.r , ,, H,,lrni,,. u i-hiro,,,,,,.. lie eim ilu I.y II,.. m,,,. ,lw, r , Illin,s wllioiit " ""' "r ""-v driiw. iiiilliini-.n or .siiiKleiil Ihslru lllelllM of liny uin.i, ; '".",, If, .Vim me ii,k I1V lu), ,.t UH ,,.,, rt ',B "f "'" "I'll"- ml ullfiw UN lo Klve y, ir ci'lnlun i.r luil ,. eim ilu for y.n. There In no .-l.j.. K- fur thin K-pvlee nn.i you are under no ol.llun tliuis lu.lNu. ver. ll iy . ,,, uirnln imliil In .iur life uh II lu,, .,. ,v ,hoiiiiu,H. n-hu liuve sur- lered for y.itm. F. L TRIBE, ,lll,NL li.V (Palmer Otflcs Uourai Satm-tlny, August 7, 1926. -i NATIONWIDE .INSTITUTION' enney.yo tiL DEPARTMENT STORES U Grands, On. , I liy order of tho commission Juli 28th, lt,lG. J. 13. STKAltNH Itecordei of the city of Ial (iranuVj , Oregon. July 29-1 Ot. "All who want lo go : tit Heaven stand up." (All stood butmilic). "H'iy, milie, don't you want to ga to: Heaven?" 'Not yitl" You may want to go to heivcn, but you probably don't ynt to go just yet . . . atiJ while an acci dent or injury might-not carry Vou to your reward, it might make things hard for your wife and children, if you were laid up for a long time. See us today about your Accident In iurance. "We Wrlto l'ollc-lea Itlglit." CHAS. H. REYNOLDS "The Insurance Man . 'Worth Knowing" v Summer lloM Bids. . ha (.l-andv, Ore. D. C. Hi. C. Undii.t.1 Hrw lvff Uldc lo tl T to I i i mmjmmm