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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1926)
:'.v Tuesday, August" 81 1926.- j 1 Page Eight- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The Stetsonian Mr . Sea - Pearl ..with darker trimmings i .; $12.00 Westenhaver & Gilbert Store For Men BUTTER MART SLOW AND WEAK ' if iitn.AM) ritoiMcr: . jtfljOn'TlANO, tlfe.,' A iw. SI (AT) -i joiiiMi ' Ciirrrnt receipts 8 So: fi''wll. medium 'i'Jc; fn-Hh standard firsts fresh standard extras JHr;;. underslscd IGc.-. . .'Butter' steady: extra, cubes,' clly sliuidnrils 4oc: . prime : flrsU ttut firsts 3 lie : , prints 47o cur fons We,'-: .- ',. . ' Mllk'Steady: .brKLcliiiriiliig cream 44o per, piiund net shippers' Imnlt hi W)ile 1, L'rriinr delivered Port land. Iiic'per pouiMl.- llflw milk (4 i i'vot'; (iriil). IS.SO ml. f.o.li. I'orl- Unions rule Uinil. ; ; .. ..!'. H'Oiniu. ' '- ; " .." ' Poultry:" Heavy)' hen 2riW2lc.,' I Tln pencil market In firmer with ItgM . jtti'Hr: splines, white 21 U HlberliiB ill AO to 7T. rents mill iici, do, colored z:l',i 2f.o: young Crimfords at 90 ccnls to u box. while iiK'kj 3223c; colored lu '. Fancy Tliu I Jul ! lliilca arc bring ing 1 strong. Imicllvc; JI.25 drupes continue In over supply , and the market Is bndly I'OIITI.ANU Ore., Aim. 31. AI) Nineteen ocntH In being paid for fancy dressed calves along thu street this morning. Offerings aro very scarce and I ho market strong. Butcher buyers nro taking all choice light vti.il at 1814 cent with IS cents paid for ordinary calves. Stiff advances at the yards .Mon day with a Htrht run of calves In also a bullish factor In the Kront Direct Hade. Veal recelptM have been moderate for 111" past 1U days with u brisk demand for all ar rival". Home of the retail liutchcrH, ijii able to gel their requirement along thu alreel. have been quot ing direct In country shippers and ufrerlng small premiums lo B"t the cuIvch. lings Alliance Also. I'ounlry dremiid hogs have not. participated In the advisee In calves. While receipts urn only normal the ilem' i ml IS lacking and buyers are unwilling lo no over 1814 cents for choice light slilff. l.lve poultry Is hiircty steady ami Hie market s showing n slightly eaj ler undertone. ; Itccclpta are plenty sufficient for the street' refiuiremeuls. . roullry ' houses do not luok for prices lo hind much 'longer nuli'ss I he receipts fall off. The local butler markel. Is slow and weak all hough there Is llltle HUellhnod of ii decline In prints for Hie lima being.. Most, of tlin Jobbers have plenty of butler In storage and-tire pulllnir-I his. stock out or the cooler to meet require ments, fonxcuucnlly the country surplus Is drnKlK. ' 1 I'Vesh ckks continue firm ami. scarce with Hie. meager orferlngs flmllng a rearly demand. Onion Market Hitter " The local 'onion market Is shoW'-i Inv more lire. Wliilo l hero Is lll tle or no local stufr orrercd, recent rains '.it Walla Walla delayed har vest operations and strengthened Mint market. I'ortlnnd dealers low asking fl to $1.35 lor Wal la. Walla (Holies, Oregon pickling at S to I II ceuls a Market News of the Day 1 1 3 ,jLLI0IJ FT. iH.iiTM.vD oiiai.n MINAM LAKE AND IfirtThAND. Urn.. Aus. 31 (AI) , vt't fAH IT t! U'heal lililai HII11. hard while. CjlWlLiU IJ. , hard white, U. H. Imart $1.28; fed-1 TRAILS FINISHED erallon, sort white, western white, hurd wlnlor $1.27; northern sprlngl $1.20: western red $1.27. Today's car receipts: Wheat 112; flour 8; corn 3; oats 2; hay I, uvciirooi, whi:at j.ivr.iti'doi., Aug. si. (AD Close; Wlieat unchanged to Vd higher; Oct. Ills 7d: li-c. 10s T,i; .March Ids 4d; May 10a 3 'id. ( IflC.UiO CASH ClUCAtill, Aug. 31. (AT) Cash: Wheal No. 2 red $1.32 '4 1II..-H; No. 2 hurd $1.3.1. CornN'o. 2 yellow 77 Vi 1! 77 16c; No. 2 white 77 tie Oals No. 2 whit" S83S',lc; No. 3 while 3 r ', Ii 87c. Itye No. 2 HIS'iOic. llarley -4SH 7de.. Tlinotliy seed C.3ul $f.70. Clover seed $2a'u$32.2e. Ijinl $ir.!2. Itlbs $IS. , t llellles $17.20. Wheat. Values Undergo Material Mart Setback . CHICAGO, Aug. .'II. (Al'l Wllh liberal deliveries of wheal cx pecte'd. here tomorrow on Kepiem- ber conlract. wheat values under went a uialerlal setback today 111 the IhhI part, of Hie bourd of trail, session. There were, rather large jorferlngs from eastern sources. .sepieiiiiier wneiii (ipeneii $i.;i2vi; December $l.3u',0; .May 1.40 . Wheal closed wi ik .to. l!ic t lower; corn unchanged to I r3i,e up; onls linclliiligiid to Ike lilglier and provisions unchanged to 37c down ... . - ... Whcut: High . I.OW Close Hept $1.3314 $l.31'i $1.31', l),0 tl.SH SI. 34 $I..H'A .May ... .1.., ti.il tfc !. ?i $1.40',', WAI,I)WA. Aug. 31. Two trails or considerable Importance lo mountain travelers and.roreiil rangers recently have been com pteteil In Ibis county, and a third one Is being bulll. Tile tola! cost of the three new trails is said to be nbout $3-'0. The two. trulls completed are 'the .Minatu lake trail, running cast to Wallowa lake." anil the Kngle Cap trail, which goes rrom the mountain to the lake basin. The west fork or the Wallowa lll-er tinil. which Is being built at this llm... stalls lit the take hiitdlt anil ends at Wallowa lake. II Is expected this work will be completed In oc tobcr. : . " IllTI-Kltr'AT HAN KltANCIKCO. Aug. 31 (Al) Ilntlerfat f.o.b Kan l'"ranclsco 4 3 cents. I, A CHAM)!'.' WHOI.KKAMC MAitKirrs Toiillry (live weight). Spring fries afiiiiiSOc. Heavy hens 22c lb. Medium hens !io lb. Light liens 14o lb. Hlags Ho lb. No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb. Flour. Hard federation (lmrd wkeut) $7.li0 lbl. Soft wheat $7.40 bbl. fr7r. Pots roes steady, fft.R0 sack. '. Onions slightly firmer; local !-06ci Walla, .Wulla ilOc(?$l. shot.' fin Malagas, Tokays. Cornlehons range rrom $1.2fi to $I.7S a lug with wine grapes down lo $1 a lug. Ore gon Concords are quoted at 2 to 4 cents a pound. : RAIL AND OIL GO UP TODAY: OTHER INDUSTRIES GAIN NMW YOIllC Autr. ni. (AP Hlrtnaili uii'l uctivlty of the mil road and oil Hlmrcs hovitiiI of wliili touched n'W' )H(;li h'vtds bvLTfliailowd hII otlir dovi'lnn ininta In todny's atork ni'irkf I. CurfoiiB cro.Hj Qurr?nlM of prtr nffitln hm throuirh tho g'nornl In diiHlrhtl lint wllh weukncsH rroii pln out In a nuinbrr of t ho mo tor, rhrmlnil, motion picturi', Uulhop, pnper nU itiurclimtdi.-dn'-f dharca. I Call ftbarcH ut t rurt d u t Iftrn-A utilklli r(rttpr. Ati-hlnn The fflut In tho tonmto tnark-t Is (.,1(.H)II(.nk(, nml OMn coin(Ilon nd JOV.T. .M0Ht, Of thu flOfl OV.TNJ).V f (, Ho1(irn Itll1WIiy ,,m Norfolk and WcKtcrn Bold al tin liiirhftHr ni'lnOM ovov rinnrilci1 wlitlo bringing more money at 05 to .SS , ,,, rlirlrc, Haltlmore and Ohio. j Illinois Ccntiiil, I'imitllun Puclfle, INHITLAM) IJVDK'I'OCK ',.,1,'OIITI.ANU, Ore:, Aug. 31 (Al'l -ChIUo, sod . cnlvesj steady; . re- epnr Cuttle 4fi; eases' 20.' ' ' j over. .Most of the soft overripe ) lings , Ml csdy; receipts 7,fi, jstoek has been disposed of and 'iVH-uoov alid'iaihliH iitiiady';'recepts fresh slock this '. morning wiis 5i0 . (eontrnel). I.nmbs, niedlum tfl,yc.liolco $B.51iili.$ 12. ' Few valley hmOi utWnii iUmvo $11. LA .ate Democratic Head , W eckEnds al Hot Lake CH'iitrt a lug. JO. 0(10; vnry tifinv iti)T lAKIi (Sin'clnl). r. C. nnind modomtn; J.', Smith, Hii'iulMTi ; of the Mtalf ! tr:idy to 2ftt lowr; Vofird f hiHllh, Hpfnt Hnndtiy at' wlcht hutthrrfl. IlKht. ho,n ond ihe Hot IjiUo Hanutorhim. Ir. ! iJm HhowtnB' niot downturn; rtudlh , drpvu out to tin- (Iramh-1 hcuvy pvm In tiarfon- ilenvind: (ioniln' valley wllh Mm. Hmilhunl top $t4.t;0; hulk di'Hlniltlc 210 lh" Hirtlr to iihltdrcn, who will Injown $ I .I.Sfi r'i 1 1 ptth'nt horc for m-vurat dayM, lh- j rattle 12,000; ffd slfrn. ycar- Iiub returned lo rurlland. lr.HiirrM and Rra.Mr.H mostly in to I lie Hmltli hitn lakrn nn nrtlv. pint In ,iirlp r: hpoIh mow on 1iH1t uradrfl fall pot M lei for 1h 2 yearn' nnd hi'M, (Jurliiff that tlim-, Kerved rp"nKMHy !a iTnldeht of (lie twM tlcniorratli- omnitlwHInn. ;10 Years Ago Today-- I're-lilrni K. Vii or . Mill 1,11 (tinmln Itllehe; club. says over I.Vt hui.es rjilernl , for 'llm men llliit here. l20ll purse imniey. No Matter how many rhthlmi cnlrr our hwv for KHmmiI Itooki, wo ftti Knlnu lo lilt f K rnoimh Itolp iti ului yxm speedy wr hi. U liy not fume hi uiiu and let mm ft ou up? L. & L. Dru Co. fed aleei'M all wrlffhttt; top year ling $11; llffhl weltfhl helfern ?n.7..; iH'iivh'H helti itliovi $lfi.70; rl who Mock weak; veutera around 2&r higher; hulk to packera ? I i H $lft. Hheep 2ft, 000; How; fat laniliM Mt'-udy lu 2ft lowi-r; early jilv of Komi weHlern. MI'M! eh(tlce kind hel diihovn that prlen; jjeveral ahs of ln-he(v a grad'-ft natives to parkera i H.2ft; . fltoler kind held arixntd 9 1 t.fto; ntllx wak: early Kjtle.s niufilU $Ii.ra; heep tt'iidy; rut ewei Miti J li.fto imohMv: In. dleatloiiH feeding lanih slrudy. Illu.,n..l !... ICIn . Il.,l. Idlxo.l nn.l (illt'ACO I IVf'NTOCK I ,,n' Hudaon Hold at llp-ir CirH'A(K,'AHtf. 31? (AI-r. SJ''1 prlcoj, of tho xar Homo of tmenl of .Airrkulture) IIofts "l ,wuu Xl,u " ii ; shipping de -1 " nmrk..t moatly oou l'y''l? uWoloi.ed in inedhint 1 a ",,,mM " 01 al-'ian m'h. pa ri icu- uiriy r ounuai ioj i oiiitauy. nneu Druir. Comiperrlal Solvent H 'ind KemliiKlon Typewriter flral pre ferred alt of which sold three or I moro polnt.1 ahov? yeMterda'H final quotations. Tho tlonitifT whh Hlrony. A num-j her of puhlle u 1 1 1 1 1 I'M joined tlie high priced rullH In the htioyanlj upward (vtny In the la It; al'ler noon. ( 'unimerclal Solvent Ii ex tended H rhie tu HVt, Atliiniic (VaiHt Mho. tu (I; AUditaon to : MI'i ftourl ParlUe and Mekel I'lut.r 'i to AiuerUin Mxpri'K waa up 4 -Ii . Total nalea approximated I. SUU.00U NliareH, Lake Mcrlics riannin Cimipin Trip in Hills HOT I .A KM (Wperlnl). - I ir. Claude H, .Muimna. ehh T of th Vetera hm" I tin eaii inedh-al m-rvte'- lu Chirac n-lved at the Hoi Lake Minittnluin .Monday nimn tiift ii ad w III Hpend an een,1t. thne la thlK district, iih uuest or lr. Mai l; T. I'hy. I 'r. Muuiina it; a ell know u lo eientM of t h ttrande Ittuide valley jim Ii" lax vlnltid here frequently. Or. Mark I'hy, Or. .Muuiina uad Or. TIim in,.H Well, of l.a (Irande. will have In a few days on a moun tain a in pin k trip. Xi:V VOMK I KI IT nkw Ym:k. Auk. ni. AI Kvaporated apples dull; pruiieH Ir- reul ir; a pi teula uulet ; peuchea Ipllet. GItANIK Ki ri'AlL MAltKiCTS liniry. I,ari 10 lbr 5 lbs. $1.00. Jin tier, creamery Blio lb. $1.05 a roll. Kkh iOfa 4?c doz. (.'Imtbc ItSCd 40e a pound. 1-loncy, comb 30r U. ri'BotnbloH, New 'potatoes 7 lha. 2fiC Cnlery lioaitii 2ftc bunch. Cniiliriower 18c lb. tircen Ktrln hcamt 10c lb. Hwtt't potutoeB a lbs. 25c. (.'n'rrots ftc bunch. r'arahy 10c bunch. New calibafrc ntic lb. Walla W.ilia. onlonn lie lb. Green ontona fi: bunch. p recti peppcra 1 ."ic lb. J.cttuco 17c hcail. Kcnnewlck tomatoes 10c lb., 1. .1ft box. Khdd cucumhorsftc each. Green cora 25c doz. Hammer Fiiiadi &c euch. i'KK plant 15c. l'lcklins onloi 17u lb. J'VllilH. Ken ncwick, Wash., Freeat one penciled 10c lb.; fcftcfr$1.15 box. Gnon applea 4 Ib. 2ftc. Mourn crown struwberrU'S ldc box. Hurtlett T'tnra. 10c lb. Peach plums ftc lb. OnitaioupcH ('aaubus 7c. Wattirmt'loiiH 2 V4-3c MiiHkme.lotiy 7c lb. loe Crcuni melons SVic lb. . Ilauanas 15c lb. Lemon? 45c doss. Oranffen o to $1.05 dost. Concord snipes 40fi( ftOc baakct. Itrher em pea 20c lb, Tokay crapes 20c lb. Italian prunes 4c lb. KiiKnr. Cano sugnr $.Gic 7.16. Flour. Soft wheat $8.20 bbl. Hurd federation $H. 40 bbl. Caollno. OnHollne, rouular, retail ta I. (jnwillnc, liif?h test Sal. Poultry. Spring fries :t & ric :i8o. llenn 2Mf 30c. H ats and I l-b. Iteef boll 1 0 ff I26C lb. ChopH nnd stealtM- 2ftc lb. Siilinon (Ntrlctly fresh) 25c lb, Halibut 32C lb. OF TIMBER SOLD Century pea at $2.76 or more. You can enjoy a real writing comfort. Hilverthorn-Wrlghf family drug store. , . . S-autf fitop that eczema trouble, itch, I or ii kin trouble of any kind. Only 11.00 a bottle, sold only ny Muver-thoru-Wrleht'8 family druff store. j - . . ,. : : .. .. 8-.23tf ; for 15c. KOHKBCRO. Ore., Aiiff. S1.(A1) The Kovxriifiicnt realized $33, ftl2.ft6 in a limber, salt conducted by tho ItoKeburff h'lid offlco Mon day. Thirteen million out of sev enteen million feet of timber of I'ered for Kale went to purchasers In l-une. Coos and Oouk'laA coun Hch. It had been feared that tho recent foreat fins lomen In tho state would reflect In tho sale to be held today, but all oxcept two of tho tracts udvcrtiKcd were dtepowd of. As tho government' does not adver- ilm timber for al until an ap proprlatlon lx made for It, (here inav Mill be some reHults shown from lb" fires, land offlco officials say. as the lumber companies will hcHltutn to buy If I hoy fear fires. This is particularly true In sections whore Iccndlarltmv luu been preva lent. The larcent snlo Monday was made to tho Western White Cedar company of Marsbfleldj which bought a true! of 226 acres, carry ing S34.O0O feet of Port. Oxford cedar, which the govornihont ap-' praised at $7.50 per 1000. , Tht price paid was $9.04G.5fl. - Another . large tract, appraised at more than ?nou0 reinalnea nn. Hold, the other tract for which ho purchaser was found, being of vm it valuation. .: I . ' " V ' -' The I'enn Lumber company of McOlyiin; bought, a valuable .40 acre tract la Mi no county paying 7:t7o.!i. ' -. , . ; ; C. W. iNlncinlre; of Kngeno, pur hased the timber on SO- acres near. Walton In I.ane county for $3,-soii.50. The Woodard Mimber company of Cottage Grove secured a total of KiiO.000 feet of timber on lft 'icres of O and i: latida 'nenr-uot.--tirgo (irove Mine county . for $(i7:io.y4. ' ; Timber on a tract of 40 acres. located near Aah. In ' Oonglas coun- went to Orval. K, liaker for .1. Sullivan of .Afyrtte Point. liald $2HM.20 for timber, on 40 ores of Coos Hay ' wagon . rbad rani landa In Coos county.. A tract of 40 oere In' Lane coun ty was sold to Carl 1-;. Klsher of Ktigonv, for $.1421.34. . ; r. The Klnc of Knglmd nevt r diei.' The moment a novcriBh . pun-ios away, his tlile; dignity and powers automatically ar tranfM-rcd to the heir apparent, who thereupon becomes 'of age' even though lie' may not have reached Ills majority. FIND - m,i HERE,, , Copy rir Ibis it h in in ninst bo lu by 9:00 a. tu. I r ' ' a.nnhxci;mi;.nt The liastern rcgon School of Murie announces the opening of tho la II term Kepii-niber I at. Coursef lu Pluuo. Voice, Theory, and Or chestral Work will be taught, by competent, teachers, Leo" C. Kryi. ant will accepl pupils In both vlo- M 1 ii and pl ino. Mra. Win. II. Pnrk rotall 8 lie : Inann will teach piano and har- tunny. i;n roll men ts should he I made curly as time Is limited. Stii- din, i dd l-'ellows 'fwiuple, . phono 447-J. 8-3 1-If p 27c , I We . will allow you One loltar tor your old fountain pen of ony inake during Centur- Week Aug. 30 'lo Sept. n, If you collect a .new Till-: EVER SHORTENING FUSE SH.ER.RY.S TODAY ONLY Percy Marmont -IN- THE SUNG ADVENT UR it With a Star Cast including MABEL I5ALLIX and HEX ALEXANDER Comedy, "Trimmed in Gold" IMA, LA Ml' FltAMRS i A new lot or H' tl Iimp and Uoll Lump Fraiiioa. uKo iln cushion dolls, Just arrived at ltk-hardnon'a Art & Olft Hhop. Thosu doll" hav real hulr with five different colors troill which lo choose. Special this week ll.liO. S-31-3t t'Alll OK THANKS - IVe wish fo thank our neighbor!) und friends Tor their klndneai and j sympathy extended us during tho lllni'ss and death or our wife and ' mother. AJxu tho M00.10 lodec, llm Ijidl'-s of Iho Moonoheart Lesion', and' u II' our friends for thu muny 1 heautlfiit floral offerings. I'Vank Bhanks, . . . . , , Miss Beulah HIiunkH,' I . Williams Bhanks, I . I'Slle Hhanks, j Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Mhiuiks and family. - Mr. and Mrs. .Ouy Kluinks V 1- and family. . :V... Mr.- and Mrs. Adolph IJulereuu and. family, ... . Mr. nd Mrs. Jerry McKetch-, nio und .family, ;:(.-. Mr., und. Mrs, Carl Hliahks j "-'. and family. ' .1 ; Mrs, MaUel Lewis. S-31-ltp, ff RATION-WIDE INSTITUTION' I Wo pay you the, money for all school bookji In fair condition that n f'. still, 1 '.lise. ., Sllvorlhorn- 1 W'HKht's .faiuly drug store. IT-HSU Hnisinc1iliE, pleatlns, button holm, 6)0. Koilou's KKIil Mhop. - 10-UU t ; ; . ' - - ; For limited 12.(0.' Big load. i7c ' . , :. rlmo c. o. boxwood D. Main 7-15tf 'KASt'KIIN OltKCON SCKNKHY When you have friends visit you from ..other (arts, ".of tile country, ttikfl . Ihem. 'to .Kichltrdso'n's Art & Cl.lft 8hop and siiow them the beau tiful collection of hand tinted pho tgerriiplis, pf our local scenory. . : ( : : 'KJMM3IMMJITKK, C Mrn. HodfHn ditlnbiinecs the open VlB of, .er , kindergarten Tuesday tUtOrulnff. Sept. 7. t Klmlly call diftc. , Asc 4 tp 6 years. 8-28-7tp j 'PITS) M iiir DEPARTMENT S 108 Depot St., La liiandc, ure. Fluffy, Warm Blankets AT OUR NATION-WIDE LOW PRICES Ave STORES It's the wiso tnnu now to Ihiv Klankcla and you'll thank our sutrgcslion.'if you find yourself sill prepared when cold weather descends upon. us. . . In Part Wool and All-Wool Newest Plaids Aie Shown Our new selections of Ulimkets arc at your -command. Different patterns but our jsame great, qualr ities and low prices greet youl . Prices ranges-, $1.98 to $10.90 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS Do It now before tho school boolt ruah ut Silverthorn-Wright s riim- atoro. . . S-'Jl'Att w: , , I School FunrtB now aval fable for Miss CIIdy Miller will bejjln farn, ,nHnn ln ,Tninn .nnnv Rft ni'r ihii uiuna nil . rwbTiiiui;r nib.. All hcfflnnsra registering before that tlms will be given a daily les son for .ono week without extra charge. .Credit for-, .h.igh. scliool pujiirs. . Call 186-J. 7-8-19-llt H. E. Dixon, Foley Grande. Ore, Building, La J-Utf -Mrs. I.ee lieynolds will lieffin lier cluasert In pliutol Meplember Hth. reaetitng young children a spo- Carbonnte of copper, blue Ktono, we sell It. Silvcrlhorn-Wriffht'B fumlly drug store. S-23tf Atyi'icM oi'" Titi:sri:;i:'s kali Notice is hereby given that tho trinity., High school pupils given undersigneu, Trustee, in Dankruptcr exfd'li. 'flip registration cull Farm- of tho estate of ' f. Harvey Jr.. era S-Sl-Ct bankrupt, will receive senieii bids ; 1 up to 1:30 o'clock M. Saturday, Bring in ail your used school September 4th, mail, for all of Iho books and get tho monoy for them, stock of cigars, tobacco, candy, confectionery, and." sporting gbuU etc., together with ' fixtures an'j co.uipment in what la known as thi Club Cigar Store In the Wesij Jacolison. building Jn..La .Orarul'i Union : coupty, ., Oregon. All, bldl must , bo accompanied-by a cert'll fied check to- the -amount-of 10', j or tho bid.. -The right la reserv.ej to reject any and. all bids,. CopieJ of tho .inventory -may bo seen -iij Iho orhon of H. K. Dixon, Itefcrrl ln Bankmptcy, I'olry ..ildg., op lipj on personal application .to tho un derslgncd. . Bids will bo opened h! It40 Ki M...8iiiiirday, September. , I92. at the offlee of H. K..tHxotfc Iteforeo In Bankruptcy, .: ,. .", K. TtCICIOV. , I . . Trustee in Bankruptcj'.' i HOOVER BEATS as it Sweeps as it Cleans . Fall and Winter Weather Mean Dirty Shoes Full rnlnn will be startlUK soon the yoiiiif.Nl--t-!t HI be hi wliool ufruln, tTackln,; 1 1 1 und out or the I1011.se reffarilles- of the weiillu-r. Yuu mn'l i re vent Ihe eiinylnpr ut dlil ami mini Inlo UV home iukI onto your elmn rupra- U'n pin t of Ihe routine of hrniHekeepint,-. Mula oulltle HI liol lake all ' the Olrt off. nntl children foiK' t aliout dirty shoes. Ki-epiu 11 house eleaii In I he fall nnd winb-r Is no easy inaller unlena wou have n Hoover. Then niosl of the diud iy vf sw-filmf mid dustlnv Ih bnl!hed. Willi a powerful revolvlnp; brush lluil pels surfaef Hlter and beatu the rutrs na the air Is forced I h much them. Ihe lbiover ravs you houiii of wurk tind nrotecla lite life of I lie riiprn and fat irks lu your huin The NKW 1IOOVKI: Ih linexc-ll-d in ele; tu operate, and a Joy to use. A very simple nine i frieleney easy to handle,, cheap payiin nl plait makes uuulng onv eany. OM.Y 911.35 IHVN llalainv lu Miinlhly rnuieiit.t W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. "Superior Hardw arcYou Can Get It at BohncnkampV