La Grande evening observer., August 23, 1926, Image 8

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Monday, Aupiisfc 2.1, 1326.
Fage EighF
ES GRAND'S EVENING OBSERVER
Fall Hose
In silk and wool for
Fall wear. The fin
est imported and do"
mcstic hose.
75c to $2.50 -
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men .
PEACH SEASON
Husband Will Tress
$200,000 Damage Suit
AT ITS PEAK
rOUTLAND, On;.. AWT. 23 (AIM
hls week will ritl tlu pt'Hk of
t in; cunning season passed, fully
thrco weeks carliertban In ordinary
yeurs. The peach und pear :iukiu
Is rltfht at lis height now with Urn
local market bo well supplied, that
prices Jw.vo Hunk to llio lowest lev
el In many sejisou. Apples, plumn
und prunes, too, urn utmost u drutf
'on the murk't und buy urn can al
most make their own offers.
-The supply of peach e on thu
market (Ills inornliiK was still 111-
'cral with considerable carry over
I mock from last week, ulonif with
today's fresh arrivals. Cruwfords
'and Klberlus were wdllnjr In thu
wholesale produce uiurkH uM thu
way from GO to 70 cents u box.
Jaunty J. H. Hales range up to $t
a boxl A few Mulrs were coinlui'
lit and held around 00 to (15 cents
u box.
! I'eurs -were Kill) plenllftil but
Uurthdls will soon be out of tho
market with offerings too ripe for
cunnlntf. I'llos this ' morninir
ranged from 75 cents u. box on
bulk stock to as IiIkIi as $l.f0 and
$I.H0 for fancy wrapped and faei-d
- utock.
I l-Yesh Italian prunes ore offei-ed
'us low as 'J cents u pound.
Apples of all descriptions flood
ed the market with ho many cook
ers and windfall sloek available at
any price that there was renlly.no
established quolallons. Kauey,
wrapped Oravenstelns rnnffe from
7 ft ceiils to $1.60 a box. Crab
apples sell at 4 to A !4c u pound.
Hulter and ej;y markets opened
firm this morning ul ruling prices. ;
I Uglier levels In oulsldu m irkets j
together wllh moderate receipts
and u brisk demand were si l ength-
Market News of the Day
CHICAGO UIIAI.V
WIiikIi Own fllgrli lAtw CfcMe
Svil IXiJi tMV, I1MK MYi
Dee. tH ma i:iy,
May 114 113 113 !4 111
KAN' r'lUNI.'IrH'l), Allir. M (M')
C'lliirla-JI I , lIUIlllr".V. of Hitu
hkIIIcj, 1h jtn'purliitf today lo priWH
bin il irnrtK" uellon ' or JJOU.OOO
iiKiilnnl Hi" mini Tldliik'x Tabern
.licit; of HiIh idly and b patitor
dlri'idar, llnli'Tl .1. I .'nUtr. ' "i"
k'l'UIIIHl Hull I .'I1l.lv, ll'll'Hipl" U'llCll-
it, niii iiiiiiSil the iirrH-ilbiiN or hi eniw rauiom.
wlfy. : 'i'lii- (Had Till IliiTH .Tub- ' Nut enough tmillni; was dom; fu
ndi' lu onii pf a pi'lllncol;-il (troup 1 live poultry unil country driHH-d
of iliuruliia, hut contrary to pub nii'iiUl thlH inornlnt,- lo li'HL inlinjj
IIhIioiI niporlH, Iiiik no connection levels,
Willi Mil) AilKi'lllfl Telliple Of I.OH
Aiilfelert of whleh. . AlliH"' ! temple
Alr-l'hlTKUII. Ih. tltu puNlor,
lliliupliri'.v'H rouipliilut .UHgrrU
Hint Crulif iiiilueed ,Mi'H..i(uiaplirey
to li'uvn Iliiiir lloine, enroll liiMTielf
In it whool of uvnntfelfxiii mid to
ijiidci'liiliivu trip ubotil the Mule In
Wlllell Hlie preiurhed lilt! doct rllien
of the llliid TldlllKK TibiMiliu-le,
sirrLi: fjRAiv
Si-pt .!, fit fMH IS
Uee 132 V, tJjy, Ulf. iWt
CiihIi biiHL-4 No. 1 narked to ar
rive: Hoftl white, western while,
Mlu- Ilcnd blueiiteiiL buurt, dHrk
northern fiprlnir $1.33: hurd winter
$1.30; weKler red 9 1.29; northern
Hprlnir, 1I llend, dark hard win
ter .S.
MOTOR STOCKS
JUMP AS MARKET
TURNS UPWARD
NKW YOHK, Auir. 23. (Al')
After floundering utiout In a nerv.
ouh und erratic in inner all morn
ing the fitock market suddenly
turned upwurd this afternoon un
der the leudershlp of General Mo
tor. whleh was quickly run up
uboeo 208 for a gulll of about 7
polnta, Other popular Induutrluls
whleh hud Hold off sharply when
If, K. Hteel eonuiLon waa hammered
down to 148. rallied In sympathy
with -the premier Bteyl lusuo rully
IliK .'ibove IGl.' .,,' ., ;
The elOHlnt; was strong". Heavy
short covering In the Htundurd ln-
the nilly In
I'Olt'l'l.ANK WIIDAI'
I'OH'I'I.ANK, Ore., Ailff. 23 (Al')
Wheat bids: MUM. hard while,
hard while. 11. H. (1.32: federallon,
u,ft u'hlle ii-..Hlrll villi,, Sl.tf!
hard wintiT, northern sprlnff f 1.29. 1 duslrlals accelerated
Today's ear receipts: Wheat 3rw : the lato tradlntr. General Motors
barley I; flour 10; corn 2; oats 6; j und 1-lupont each extending their
hay 8. Rains lo clclit points while U. H.
ateel common rallied ' four polnti
1,1 Vllltl'CHlIi W ill: AT above Us early low. Missouri I'a-
I.IVMItrool., Ailjr, 23. (Al) clflc cro-ssed 41 and Warner lirolh-CIohi-:
Wheat I to Hid lower; Oel, ! era I'leures A 35 to new record
His d: Dec. 10s (4d; .March ! hlBh prices, 'total sales approxi
lus 5-. I.
CHICAGO CASH
CIIII'ACII. AU8T. .23. (Al')
(nub: Wbeat No. 2 red tl.SH'i'v
1.37; No. 2 hard M.3l)'l ll.3.
Corn No.. 2 mixed 77' 78V4e.;
No. 2 yellow 7 II 'n 7 1) e.
OHls No. 3 'A ipUVViC.
Hurley 46 ' 8 lip.
Timothy, seed !S.3i'if $5.75.
Cluver se.-d $23S 3I.
Jjiril $14.82. - . '
llllis $l. ' , .. ,
lleliles-- $17.60. ' I
mated $l.r,o.lil)U shares.
LA
GUAM)!'; -WHOLESAIJS:
MAHKI.TS '
I'oultry (live wrlicht).
Kprllm fries 35300.
Heavy hens 22u-' lb.
Medium- hens-lGo ib.
Light hns 140 lb. .
HUigs 8c Ih.
No. 1 live turkeys 32o lb. .
' I'lmir. '
Hard federation; (hard wheat)
-$7.o bbl.. . .
Soft wheat 7.40, bbl.. !'
I'JIJSCO l'Rl.1'1'
IMDLER
PERSONALS
l HAN .'ll.NCIW'(l. Aim. 23. (AC
I'N'deral Hlate Market News Kerv
Ice) Apple.'i: IIom-h fancy Kraib
3 M . lo 4 tier California Oraven
Hlellis $l.20' $ I. fill; White Wllller
I'earmalns $l.riU)l)$2: Hell Flow
ers tl.dUll $1.75; It. I. (IreenlllKS
$1,251 $I.3H; Melnliisli I &0
$1.75; Jouathiins $1. rtii $1.75; l)e
lleiuUH $2U$2.25; Kllllis $I.5U
$1.75: "II" grude 251150c lower.
Oregon: . Orcivc nstelns.
Tears: llartletts $ l.r.llli $ 1.75
box; large lug $ 1.25 f $ 1.75; No. 2
75c(lj $1.25.
Wheat Rallies After
. Declines Early Today
IMHI.KIt. (HpeclnD Mr. ux
(er nnd John ( lurk, of I'nlon. call
ed at the home q Mrs. William
WlrrKns Inst TucHdny mi business.
Albert Reefer has been on the
sick list the lust few days.
! Word was received Imrc Inst
week from the. Welch family. They
are at Yellowstone national park. CMR'AOU, Autr. I'll. (AC)
Uranl TucKcr and family, t '.lilt- W'Hitht'r conditions a lit tic more
Ion Marshall and Clarence Keown J favorable for harvest In Canada
drove to rJuKlu vullcy usl Thurs- tended to ease wheat prices down
day after fruit, I today during the early dealings.
- .Inlin t.loyil has pun-lmH d the Hcsbb'S, current Indications niik
Itosa Terry lota, lie plana to 1m- (rested . that Kuropeuu ; consunter
prove I hem und lutikc. ills humu diuuind Is not taking wheat as
there. J rapidly as -ome iiuthm-itlen hud
. Miss (leneva Olefin Is ylnitlnir ' looked for. Starting ' to OJte off,
friends and relatives ' here 1 this the Chlcugo wheal market umlir
wtk. Hit home Is at tanfUld. .went n slight further sag. Corn
(1. T. O'Neal, Of 'Korlnjf, and and oats developed firmness, 40111
Mrs. Mary Itoss were Here H;itur- opening to e lower, ami sub
day, They were loading Mrs. Moss' ; seiuenlly scoring gains, provisions
household furniture preparatory to ( showed strength,
jnovlng. Hlie pluns .to make her I Helped by decided strength
houtii al Iturlng. ' ' 1 which d'veloped In the corn mar-
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Itlrehrlebl ket, wheut toduy rallied from enrlv
" .V.," 1 1 J deelln
IIK A(iO l-IVi;SKM h
CIMCA(K. Auff. (Al CH.'
department of Agriculture) Hugs ;
35.000; moflly 15 lo 2t"iC higher;
lop ll7r: bulk desirably "111 lbs. i
$i:i.-fi'ir$i:t.iri: choice SOU lbs. 11 v -
eniK" iipword $ 1 3 j i fi ; bulk-of -heller
grad'-a 240 to 3-'r lb; buichers
1 1.751 most destrablr
(lacking sows. 10.25'?i $ 1 0.75; few
strong weight slaughter pigs
$i.2rt$i3.r. ;,
(Ultlo ao.OOO; .bctler gmdes of
fed steers mostly 10 to l&c higher;.
yearlings sharing advance; lower',
grades of fed offering and grassera t
steady lo strong; numerous loads
of yeurllngs $10.5; liouvled I0.2(; I
big weight $!,7r; Montana rung-!-ers
lo killers $0.6 fn 7.7f: sh.
slock strong to unevenly higher; I
bulls mid vealers slcaily. ; .' .
Sheep IH.000; fal lumlis uteudyi
to I0e higher; early suIch of Ida-!,
hos and MontuuiLS $ I i.m ut H.76; 1
other westerns held higher; top
natives lo small killers J 14.76; top!
to puckers 9H.GK; bulk $H.L,:.'i?j
$ M.fiO; culls strong at f. fto-irjio
Lit (atANDIORrriAILMAKKETS
'.'... I fair. v. ,. . . i.
!; Jitirll:A'lb8..-$1.ff5 & lb'a; $1.00.
Bultor,, crraniory60c lb; $.1.00
a roll. , . ' .
Kggrf-SCtft -l br doz. '
,' Checso 3&i'40c a pouaJ. l
' Honey, comb SOc lb.- ' j
' .. ' i'rgrtablcfl.
. Nw potatoefl-i-8 lbs."C6c, ,' '
Celery hearts 25o punch. ,j
- Jreen string beans 10c lb, ' ,
: i:gg; 45c doz. ., '
: Swcwt-'potatoeu 00 lb... .
Carols '1 for 60. '
- lursleyJ0C .bunch. . . ;. :
New cabbatre nf( llu lb
Walla Wulla, onions 3c lb, j
Oreen onions 6c bunch,
(ireeii poppers 20c lb.
Lettuce Kjo heoil.
Kenn'.wlck tomatoes 10c lb.,
$1.36 box. .'
Kleld cucumbers 6c ceich.
Green corn 25c doz.
Summer siua-di- &c ench.
: Fruits. . .
Kenncwlck,, - Wash., Freestone
Iv.i
10 Years Ago
Icday
mmm
A resolution from Sjtleni
ilciiuuuls i-nluni of Ongim
mlllt La from Uir btmlrr.
due to better
weather In Canada.
Wheal closed firm "t lo ligh
er; corn I1, to 2'c up; oal.t
showing 'i to v gain and
provisions vnrlng from fc decline
to u rise of 2ri cciils.
New
U'n lme Ihr iraiidc
aseney for tbn fannuiM
Iti'.VIl.'ATOH"
ItAltM M JAIt
iv?loirs Itio ItKt clement
lo tin uulcr mill make. Hty
water iipntl In curalhe prtm
rrUen tit 11h . nithl famous
brail b -prlui(s. ' Ak fur lit -era
tnre.
1 1 N v -( 'll tT, Itf.xllHV "
L & L. Drug Go.
mrisuy;- sneep sirong; ini ewes , pcuchra.j 0c lb; S6c$I.OO box.
$r..r0&r7; feeding lambs sirong: Green ftpplcs 4 lbfl. 26c,
fnl ewes $3.604f$7; feeding Itmbs! Homo ,rrown Btmwbcrrics 15c
strong; early sale of 00 luuntt OXa
lambs $14.r0.
1MUTIiAM IMIOIHXK
l'oUTUAM. Ore.. Aug. 3:1. (AC)
Kgtfs sirong; current, 'receipts
:t2e; fresli medium L'Sc; fresh
standard firsts II 2c; fresh standard
extras 34c: underslxed UU
liutler firm: extra, cubes, city
i'.ic; standards 40cj prime firsts
;i!ic; I'li'Mt m :uic; prints 47c; cartons
4e. I
Milk firm; uesi ciiurning creamm,.
41c pound net shlpperM" track In
zone I ; e renin delivered Cortland
40c pel' pound, Haw milk (1 per
cent) cwt, f.o.b. I'ortland.
Poultry nouvtnally steady; heavy
hens 3fi If H tie: Hglil lu Hc;
HptliigH, white Ill'o lMtc; do. colored
tipto :'.'c; young white ducks 22r
23c; colored ISfl 17c,
Veg'-tableu steady; onions, local
7.r.e; Will hi Walla Walla JiOtlHtc;
lolnlues 91.25 91-50 sack.
Ilarllett IVars. 10c lb.
Teach plums lie .lb. .
Cantnlouprs 10-1 6c.
u8ubua-T7o.- :.r ' ,
WaUnmdons--a-Sc.
Music melons-- 7c lb.
Jen Creuin melons 2,ic lb.
Bananas J5o lb. ... .
TyOinons 4fc 'doz. .
Oranges tiO to $1.06 do. , ,
Concord grapes 4 of- 60c. busket.
Thompson seedless grapoa 30c
and Kllu Walker were Hhnidng In
l.u Grande Saturday.
Mr. and Mix. Mils KhII.-uh and
Mis. Olive Jidinsoti, of Wallowa,
were at Imbler Saturday evening,
Urunt Tucker made a trip to
Magic valley last week after h ull.
i 'lareiiee Ki'uwn rd uracil 1 rom
a trip to Vnklma. WaHh.. laal week.
tlenrge C. KvailM. ol Cnihlua. I ' mon am'
nlopplng at Mother's Inn hem furl
a lew days.
No use In crying over split in 11 U.
t 'onubh r yourself lucky lur not
spilling the beans.
The eream rises In
does I he foam.
the lop hut vu
Grnwlng old is an awful wash
time.
SH.ER.RY.S
TODAY And TOMORROW
Marion Davies
In a film of gay nnd Riorums romance
"Lights of Old
Broadway"
Comedy, "The Tin (ihosC If!
I'OUTI-AM) MYKSTOCK
lHiltTI,ANI, Ore, Aug. 23 (AC)
--faille and, calves steady, active;
Ipts: cat I U 21175; eaMcs 235;
CHif cattle direct ur through).
Sleeis, medium $7 'b $S; common
11 $7; dinner and cutter steers
-5'$i!; common to choice '$4. r$n u
$7: cows, com in on und inedluin
ITCo JH; uw eutlei-H tmd cauners
$2 'f $4.2."i; bulls, good beef, year
lings excluded $4.75 V $5.25; com-
inetJIum ennneis and
j bulomios $4 i t l.7r; calves, med
ium to choice $N.iV04 $IO.i.U; culls
and common $ti '11 ii.&0; vealers.
metitum and choice ?lu,rii;i M'.'.r.ii;
culls and -ommou ti.buii $10.50.
Megs steady lo .strong; receipts
$llia (750 direct or through);
heavyweight 25u-3mi pounds me.
dhini, good and epolce $l2r$l4:
meilluiu welghls 2110-35(1 pounds,
i niiiiiion, medium, good and choice
$1.1.25 $14.40; light Weights 100-
(,r pounds, roiiiniun, medium, good
land choice $14 u $ I 4 tbi; light lights
I so. 20a pounds common, medium,
I good und choice f 14 i $ 1 1.5a; pack-
llng hogH, rough and smooth $ 1 1 if
II2: sluughter pigs l0-i:i0 pounils
j medium, good and choice $ 1 4 U
j JM.5a; feeder and Mocker pigs 70-
I 'An pounds, medium, good and
choice )M V $ld.50.
1 (Soil or oily hogs ami roasting
II I plga cxcludeil in above quotations. )
Sheep und lambs mvmlmitly
stead ; recclplH 105a; lambs me-
'dliim to choice ii.5(m $1 .5o;
J lambs, vol If ' and common $S 11
J'.t.Tia; yeiirllng wcathei-s, meltum
J lo choice $7.5oir $)0.5a; ewes.
, common lo choice J4 11 91; culls
2i ti.
j uul;be u'lolaMons bused on best
Mt, Adams, M istern I irvgon and
, nI m liar i pe Ismbs. lcW alley
iltimbs SMlllag aboe $ lit. 26.
m vri:ur.T
SAN KI1ANCISCO. Aug. 23 (AC)
Untterful r.o.b. San Criuulsco
4:i rents,
Snvlnir for h mln day Is Tine,
lint buy your coul now ho ou can
Ive Inter a warm welcome.
Ill) )oureir In Hie nose und sve
mi iiun'l ihlnk lcmp y li r-u.
o r:trn his mun. j .
Ileber grupes- 20c lb.
Tokay trrupetf SOc lb.
Jtullun prunes 4c tb.
Kligftr. .
Cano suEnr $o.67.16.
Flour.
fcioft -wheat$8.20 bbl.
Hard federation J8.40 bbl.
GnMillne.
Gasoline, regular, retull 27c
ffal.
Gasoline, high test, retail 80c
jat.
INnJtiy.
Spring fries 3rifrt38c. . ,
'. Jicns L'6'r3oc. 1
Meats nnd l'lli.
Ileef boll 1 Ora l 2 Sic lb.
Chops and steaks 2&c lb.
Salmon (strictly fresh) 36c lb.
Halibut 32c lb.
FIND
IT
HERE
CVf 'or thin iiiluinn uiiint
lie In bf : K. m.
WORLD'S
LARGEST
CHAIN
DEPARTMENT
STORE
ORGANIZATION
1
eniey
apparel at Ourttmous Savins
T7v A NATION-WIDE
Ml INSTITUTION-
1 mm m.i
III DEPARTMENT STORES
ckool Supplies and all
RELIABLE
QUALITY
GOODS
ALWAYS
AT LOWER
'pwces
It's Gingham Dress Time
In This Store of Greatest Values
For school wear and ihen for the romping va
cation days, Gingham Frocks I For girls frpm 7,to
14 years of age, we are show
ing an unusually attractive as-
' eortment of these Tub Dress-
Pleasing patterns and
colors. Excellent quality and
value. , , -
98 c and
$1.49
Station S-C-H-0-0-L
Broadcasting
"School Suits
Ready Now"
Just the snnppy styles
that boys like vaiues
and dependable fabrics
newest fall fabrics and
colors.
Tuo pairs of pants
Longics, Knickers or Golf
Knickers many with Vest,.
Sizes 6 to 16 years
$6.90
s :to
$9.90
I50YS BLyZERS
iV . Fancy, Plaids
A,'. lurjfe, nssorliiii'til of
boys', fnney blazers lln
slylea , nnd eolors the boys
are looking lor.. Abide of
all-woob plaids.
'i'he prices lire rlht, loo!
. liuyin for our hundre ls
of stores ; makes '.possible
I he's' savings. ' .
. . $2.fi9 to $2.98
EOYS' LONGIES
Cassinicrs and (Cor
duroys Our stoek of boys Lo 11 tr
ies Is complete. I'Viilurlnt,'
thi! styles nnd colors the
boys di iiAnd. Made of pop
ular ctis.simeres and cordu
roy. Hlxi-s from 4 to 14 years
ut LIiIh low price raiiKe.
$2.79 to $2.98
BOY'S CAPS
At Lowest Prices
Wa v e rly Ca 1 is for the
school boy. Well tailored
of c 11 h k I 111 r r e, In varied
shades or tans, stays' und
blues. All-kathcr sweats
and Hni-d. Excellent val
ues al
59c to 9Sc
PAY-DAY
OVERALLS
Best Quality, Low
Price
Made of heavy, durable
220 denim. Cut full with
hltfh back, two swimed les,
roomy front and buck
pockris.
Super values nnd i-very
bit as Kood as our 'Tiy
JJay" ovimilIIs for men. Kit
yoiip boys wllh overalls now
at this low price.
89c to 98c
Shoes and Oxfords
' " i for School Wear
, Ytm will find here h complete stock of Shoes ;uifl
Oxfords for school. Made of host grade of 'leather
and superior workmanship.
These styles tiro just liyht, and of course you'll
find the tan shades that ate so demanded this fall.
Also black is predominating. See these before buying.
$2.88 to $4.98
Pumps and Oxfords
For Ladies and Misses
( Ladies' and Misses' Fall' Footwear is here in a
varied assortment of styles. , Plain black as well as
. liz.ard trims arc promising styles for Fall.
You will find here a shoe for every foot, ut prices
within reach of all.
$2.69 to $3.98
"True Blue" Blouses
For School Days Just Ahead
Cut Full Big Value Low Priced
In patterns and colors the boys like; dependable qual
ity that wears long so very popular with mothers-
and low priced at
IB l?L '
69c
Mie of strong, dur
able, fajt-color per
cales', twill, and'eham
brays. Buy your sup
ply now for the boys'
school wear or general
wear.
Our hoyH' Trill' Itlnr
KhlrlH -Hliim; lU'pmi'l
:ilile materials uh thr
MmiHi. at . thu mum:
low prlci!. .
69c
faintly drug- store.
CA1U Or THANKS
Wo wish lo thank our neighbor
and friends for their kindness and
switimlhy and for the beautiful
floral offerings during the HlnesH
and death of our loved wife and
mollmr.
S. V Johntilou and elilldn-n,
S-:3-llp
Shp I hut Kugvnlu. trouble, Hch.
or Hkln troublo of uny kind. Only
1 1. 00 a hot I Im. wild only 'by Sllver-thorn-Wrhiht'a
family dnitf slore.
Just lu, tlm New I'urlsblo Vle
irolm und 35. (.'AUK'S. 8-X-i't
.('nine and see the New I'orltible
VMrula, J:'U und CA UK'S.
. ' pay you the money for all
school books In fair condition that
sVe hI III In vise Sll vert horn -Wright's
fn nitty driitf store. S-lMtf
For
a lilniied
Bg losd.
lime boxwnod
C. O. V. Main
7-lfttf
sim;i'1aiikts
lilehardson, "The Art Man."
siMelall.es In' entiti-gluf; and linl
titMT. Nn Increments made from
rillier tho print or tho nrRullvc.
Work B'uarantin'd. Have your ple-
ture wurk done ut lllehwrdson's j
Art & (Sift Shop. S-J0-:t
llrlmr In all your usd wImioI
books and k' Mie money for I hem.
Ib II now before 'the sehoul bonk
nisli at SIlvcrthorn-WrlKht's ram
lly drutf store. H-lNttf
TWIiNTV YILHS
Have lilehardson, "Tho Art
Mn," t-dl you how to make your
Ituoleutii lust for" 20 ears, with
oiiii.hnlr the work to k"ep It flian.
Ifa a dveklntr vnrnl.sb that bents
Vulspar, und rosls no more.
You tnU.Hl the NW rrtabl'
JVivtrola, only K'3 and t'AUH'S.
11 ut liUhurdsou's Art Olft Shop,
School Fund now Avalntble for
farm loans In llnton County. So
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HAL
BOHNENKAMP
Owicral Director
Dignity of
Service
An appreciation fur the diirir
fied, appropiiatc sei-vice charac
leristic of this film is constantly
jrinwiiiK. Those who insist on
superiority and i)erfuction of de
tails find that our training and
experience is most valuable.
No additional worries are youri
when our service is called on, ami
the same excellence is assured re
gal dless of the cost you .may
specify.
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family Uruff tort-. . 8-l'utr!
Miss C.lailya Millar will loicill
bi-r fall rliiwi on SfiariiilH-r first.
I mn.lriirr w ill be .hUmi 'I In 6 1 All binlnnorji rirft'Hns ln ron
Iii.vr: fallluit out or Ih- hair In Stiithat lliuu will be Kivcn a dully h
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ruff Krudh'utor nold ut ?it' a bot-'vhurtr". Crvdtt for lltBh mhool
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