La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Monl:ty, Juno 20, ; 11)27.
Page Four
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
A. J. II U
(lnonrpornii'sl)
An Ifiili'lM'iuli'iil .r-MjiiiM,r
, FRANK B.APPI-KBY ...
Editor tin PubllMhur
HARVEY F. MATTHliiVS .
Publltihed evenings, except (iindriy, nt 1-tlii AdutnH Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer si-.ir piilillMiriJ every l-Yliliiy.
Kntered at the Postofflre fit I-t liiuuili, ori-Kmi, us St-tund
Clasa Mull Matter under act or .M.u.h 2. K7'J.
OFFICIAL PAI'Pjn OK I'NKi.N folNTV A.NIj TUB
CITY OK LA UK A. Mil;
MKMHKIt ASSiH'IATK.U I'HUKS
- The Awwclnteti ITcmh i fciu.-m iy cnlftlcd In use fur publica
tion of all news di.sputchr.s rrtilm-'l tu u i.r mil mlic-twlfe vr.iiiled
If publlHhcd tlierniri. All ruihiH nt ifpubUciitlou of Kiic'ial illa
patchr'H In tlila pupirr, uud uiu llio IiajiI hcwm herein also are
.reserved.
SUIISOIMI'TIO
Jiv t'.irr
Pally, per month In advance
TJally, per six month! in advance ..
Dally, Binule copy..
J!y M
Dully, per month In nrtv.'iiirn
laily, pi r fit montiiM In ;idvuiice...
Daily, per year In advance
Weekly uherver-8lar, per year
KATES
7.'.o
Hill
60
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10.01)
fi.QO
' ! Al)Vl;ltTISI.(l 1CATKS
Diwplay, foreign, per column Inch
. lii.ipltty, local, per column Itnh
Tlino contract price on (ipplicat ion.
4.2 c
4IJC
1 1 I : i.iii:i:r:
. n'lit : and l licit'
.1:11 n,i I. I lie
.11 '' O-r i".n.
i It if; hardly wurlh while l.'.tliciiiio; to tliinlt much about
what wo do not need. The tiitii i.; to cuiitviitiate on what
we do.
"Thumbs Down !" sav.- Willi, :ii:
'ii Whito, c.iiliii" Cliam-
Ix'ilin anil Levino a pair (,!'
you, William, but we nine do admire vm:r lurve
i jacks, lie can't ujrrw; with
ddr- broadcast by radio, jilead
o daily liiV u the. country." lie
:d, but doesn't it look as if the
end ? It isn't
the more of .some
positive stand that
A .speaker in a recent
for "less tnateiialiMii in t
knew the facts and (he i
speaker had jrone at the matter fioni the v. ion
the less of anything we in i d mi much
thing else. It is the foiwaul !oo!;,.;li
fits our retjuift'RK nt. The man whose eye is fixed on the
.spiritual realities, who measures his life by spiritual values
and lives by spiritual laws is not materialistic, because mate
rialistic interests seem tiil'iiii;.v to him. He does not live a
life of repression, but one of foiunid march. The mini who
is working for humanity, with his eye on the (iuldcn Kule, i.-,
not found in badness, .simply la.caii.e he luen't time to be
bothered with it. He is workm;,' positively. Finding fault
with boozing, banditry, nmterinli-iii. does no good. I!ut de
veloping lives so full of constructive interests that people have
lid time or patience for destnulive thinks or life-wasting of
any sort w ill leave these and other evils perishing of inanition.
'bishop remington
addresses crow d
AT COVE SERVICE i
(Continued from Png 1)
lui'iiiltnn In KuHh-rn Uicuon, rt-Klti-I'Tfl.
At the clow of tlm courmj
thy!, uhu liuvt' don tin.1 work satiM
t.iriorlly w III lie kiv.ii u cfrtlli
r.iie, anJ for tl.o.H! who desire It,
t-J 11 toward a N;.liun..l ATi-iit-t'ii
TfaclitTM a.-woriatiun diploma
wit! be KfiinU .1.
Thi' whodl will prrB. nt a j.a
Ki;m( ThiitHil.ty t-vi-nhiK nii'lt r Hit:
iii'Tiiun uf tliu Hi'V. Mr. I'rt.HM-y,
of ilakr.
Munv Atlt-ixl rjtu-iiut
. Inrn" rrowij iittiiidnl Ihu iu
KMant Kivi-n in (In- tiilji nacli- ol (In;
l.ittlir !. Saint m I'huii-li ,yalnr-
day 'v niiiK 1" tin1 r-ll-f torps of
thi' rhurch. About 4i ju rsona look
part In Ut; proKi'it't, vhlrll ir-- j
j-j'itci Win four (Its-spi'DHatioiiM of i
the IM from the tllii of A-laltl j
to (lit- lit rt M of I'luiM. i
Thf .juiKt-ant wjik kivwi In con. ,
melion with Hit nKular (niarti-rty j
(onf. rciH i- of Hi" Cnion tak.
K'pr'H..itaIlrH wT" pr'.srnt from
Huk-T, I'nton, .Mt. (ilt ri, 'vi- ami f
li tirmulo f"r the two days inti t- i
injj, ii'ortff J-'. Hlcl.tirdM. oin- of
the 12 apostt'-H of tin- cliuii'l), was!
thi' fcpi-akt-r. l.uM cvi iiini; the mu- ;
tual ronf -r-iM '. whli h Is h lil In j
fOiiiHTlion VMtii tin- htakt ronlcj-. !
i-iM-f. was fonductcd.
Mn'-s 1'ulriollin i
Kp'akiriK "n th' su I jt- t . "The ;
.Marks of a .Man", tin- JE- v. J.i-lf t
11. Awi'.s, paMur ol tht- J.ulisti
laithi-ran chuich. si rt SH -d pat rlo
llfilll ur oiu: of t Ili -S'- M'ltillt i s In
Ills Hciiiion ycsN-niay morning.
J'nlrlollsm", hi- said, 'iii'ais thai
a man considi-rs otln-r opl' ,as
ui'il as hiuiH' lf. II- nl ntiiit-j Ins j
own lntt nH'r Willi thtisc ot his
country, as in- consnh rs his worr
inniK diat Inti-uMs In- nli-o U -p.s
within his ilrid ot ision tlc wt l- j
fan- of his country of which he is j
a part. I
Voting it; a pa 1 1 of p;i t rlol Iwm lx- '
told liin audi- hit-. "''-rhaps Un- i
liitcKt im iiai t- to a rcpuMls is not !
the ( on i in imiMt I Hit I In; si a y -at - J
hoiiti'-volfr." ho said, "and i In- i
li.-vi that in tti.' lonx run lie will
prove to In- th,.' Kr-ati'M manact j
to our rvpuolir l. t us then-tort' '
ho nn-n and worn n c-nouuti to rx- J
I'ictst ' our ditty on i tectiim day
and vote to the candidates and )
nieasui e that best represent our j
hifs'lu'-st convictions and nleais." t
Wayne W. Smith spoke at the j
Kirsr Baptist church whieh is y t
without a ininisicr, jjlvlm? an in-
tercstiii',' talk on tin; aims of i
Flag Day Leader 30 Years Honored
e
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THE OPEN
COURT
t'OKUFSI-OMlFNTS MUST
l-l IIMI T Tlir.lll NAMK8TO
VI IK l:lHTOlt II' THI-.V lK
KIKIi I.t,"l'l'l;ltS I'KI.VTEII.
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At the appro. ichlni,' election,
v.li!. Ii i fifht days di--tant. there
will appear on the Uillot. in addi
tina to several measures of tfreat
int ei e-t In the Mate and county.
fine thai. Hi the i.pinkili of ihe ; L7-r -
lj "-.ik n-i, in of vital importance to
the i-iiv ..r 1-4 nn.nde and ihi.t is!inu the fiiM city in Oven
ihe proposal tn chaiiK? tlie form of adopt the coiiinilsson-niatiiicr form
the city government. und ,he first in the t'nitcd
In former days this city was guv-' !HtateHi sim.e uM adoption many
ei tieo o ine oiu coo ncu inainc .i n- j
ti'in: that is. the city was divided ,clt'e,s
mtn four district-', oi wards.
Kayser Slipper Heel Hose
Silk to the hem - all colors
$1.95 pr. No. 156X
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
Ol
In Ovenoi. iiinl huiidtcdM of.
and them in various parts of the I mieu
tw eounciltnt'ii were elected from Slates have followed suit, and :t.i
far is the undersigned knows,
there has not yet been a city, once
having adopted (t, that has one
bark to the old form.
The measure that will appear ou
the ballot to be voted on by the
citizens of l.a (irande is a pro-
thai lH'il,0'1'1 lu ' to ltie uI1 syU',n
i 1 under a different name, and would
I, ti-oi! ii nil fh nhit-t-tioMS and
weaknesses of the coum-H manic :
svstem. and would be a derided step
i-iit'li ward, and a mayor was elect
ed at lai'L-e to preside over the1
council, v.nh im special power other!
than tli;it he had a deciding vole in.
ca.-e of a tie vote of the council.)
This system developed many weak-'
nci-ses. and was anything hut a'
stK-ees-j. Kaeh man elected to the
council took the attitude
wa? elt. led ti represent his own
,t :.,,d .-,.fo.i no.i.v H... , -carry
losition to. and to the detriment
the interest of the city as a
war
'4
William T. Krrr uf 1'iitsluiri.h foiiii'l-l the Natlomtl Flits Hay A".
.'iiilioli mill tnr y.-ars hu.s been i's pr'-sld'-nt . Ii'.1 i sh-rvn h."
just niii'i- r.Ti i' iu'-' a lnmo olk''n Ami-riiiin tl.r j.i oi'-iitL -i by -Mi
Jfiiii I.adlvy in bclwilf ol tin- IJ'.'t.-y ltus tiucicty
Camp Clatsop Is
Deserted Sunday
Continueil from I'uge l)
i.:iilc
-Moiid
.1 II lie
Val
onstra-itHt ai
i t'oii.i iet iod
army in. its fr
rucks p'.rviai;
the peiiotls of
The thud
Siittnday. June
ui'S'ht v, J uio ' H, iia
I ml demons! rai im:
hriyade field and t
day afternoon. J ur
l::-t uin:
kind' of
are f-iiv
w Hit
-ra '.i
n it'.p
in -tru
1 Krida
ii-iil ai
Old I. p
ilem
the .
;ular
It.ir-
ft:inl pal-;
in
Jv. P. duty 1 i-ims in
i rumored.
Arle t'. H.iinpioii. l
ennteiident of I.a ( l:
v. a ion) 't iiy ci-ilor
noon. dr,.ppi:i dow :.
w I' ere he s rve- in Hi
;ioi-,(l poM:.ni he oi
Cr.'.iul", for a eh.it
p:.i i lit:, net S.
my i: and
Ul Units Vele c;
hon p:.r;.de l'rid.
1a-
oni
whole. Thr.mj.-h this there devei-; "llCK"'M u- ,
opfd a i-ystcm of petty ward poli-1 I-ji Jrande for the pa-t seven;
tit s and o rolUnn w hieh entirely years has been a prosperous. j.-vow -;
ignored, or lost siht of scientific iu tow n. Never in its history has
government, w ith the result that : It had such a steady. healthy .
the city was perpetually enrryin Krowih in any previous period. In
a lot--:" rioailnu debt, with Its war-'the judgment of the undersigned
rants hein-j discounted from 13 to! every citizen of the city should
Hi tjer cent. The citizens and taxlstrive for the betterment of the
payers finally became so dissatis- icity as a whole, and not for the
fled that it change in the form of ' betterment of any particular part
government was demanded. Afterjof the city to the detriment of the
a complete investigation covering a remainder of the city,
considerable period of time, the I while the undersigned believes
e.-rnmis-ion-managerial plan w as ,i,a, for rny t)lc je of . i
dye;. led iiion a beii:K the most tcl-l;rillHie tliree commissi. .n-rs well
iM i fie plan evolved at the time. rlnHeu fruin the city at lance 1 -i
promiMiij: the best results, a ml Sllf ficient number to t.roperly coti-
luct the affairs of the city, he
would not seriously object to in-
The charter ei-p:iSiii(-' the number to five pim-
,f,.vided there was a reat enough de-.
nut ml for It, but he believes ihat
to divide the cltv into a number of
id strengthened from time to time nans and elect i-enresentatives
meet the re.iuiiements fn,m these various narts. eai-h to
present his own partieuhir part,
nuld be to Invite disaster, and
would prove fatal to the best inter-
G. A. H. OF STATE
MEETING AT SALEM
(Conlinued from V:rb One)
otna!ii.ations will lake place V.d
iii sday morning. I'lie to iilncKs ami
infirmities on!y -un of the Km
civil war vet rans in the state art:
expected at the Kath' iiiitf here.
The auxiliary to Sons of I'liiou
Veterans, Suns of 1'uion Veterans,
I taufihtcrs of I'nion Neterans and
Ladies of the Oram! Army of the 4
Republic hold Opening business
sessions and memorial aerviccrt to
day. .
The annual Soiih of Unions Vei
erans baiuiuel is scheduled tonight.
M.l III I.I, STIIJi I.KADS
Hi.
the best results.
finally adopted by it larie ma-i
t.-l.
reuular election.
stands today is the Mine
adopted as above mentioned.
pt that it has been amended
llK'jl'A, t'al.. June 20 An
Mad J tu II checked out at Jtema at
jl:ti a. in. today, Ktill about l.'i
miles in advance of his nearest op
ponent, l-'lyinff Cloud, also a Ka
rouk who was about 111 miles north
of (trick. Mud Ihdl afiVi miles
from the San l'Yuncisco starllni:
point of the Ucdwood HiBhway
marathon to Crants I'ass, Ore.
Horn.- L'u miles back of the leader
ran Metka. tint runner from. New
Mexico who. despite his 5 5 years,
was preHsimr the y nuns' runners
well witli between tin and 70 miles
a day to his credit.
d bv
;t. the
debt.
rkcrs
church
importance of ormi
detinile aim to le;i
somethini;. in cburc
as in St-hools. bustn
Jle Ml-HHe.l file j 't tn
ani.atton and u ! s,iSS " hl'M
.hi- , ..o.nliHh '. - 'I'he I
eh w ork its well
Ml
iron. I
w hicli be-jiie; !
ol end. Wed-
des more drill '
an organized
k m.'t t Mon
L'7. and pay-!
mph-ie show- '
new developments. At j ..
nt time, and for year.sjv
rty has carried NO float-
hut is running on a eashjosl!4 f tno Cjtv
' j Kespectfully submitted,
ide h.:s the lmnor f be- WM. Mlid.lMt.
The land at the southern lip of
.Manhattan isl.md, including a
park of some twenty -one acres,
is known as The liaitery, having
taken ils name from the Whiteside
I'.attery. This lattery. consist lm
of ninety-two cannon, was erected
there is the clfeum,' years of the
ITtli r.-ntury.
fte
e I c.
-tee.
unii
rarcwcll Meet inj
A farewell meeting'
and Mrs. Itarker was
day evening at the Sal'
ll hi
for Knvtty ;
he;,) Salur- j
tion Army
iiiL'ht. cut
; ne.-day. ,1 u i
! i 'omiianv i; w ill a:
riiur.-day mon
n T'ihs.!
will hie
I Utll-SS
open
for hot
In all i
iv, .line
ik camp ;
i; i'.un
Tue.-day .
ie Wed-'
biliry
i l.i
inde
. Ju:i
I
; A YAXQnSHKi) PLACa iO
! In another 20 ,V(?;its, invuit'ts tlu- .-cnvtiiry of the Now
York State Charilu s Aid A.-sot i;.liin, tuliurniltisis will he
practically eliminatrd in ho Ciiit.'il StaUr.. Tlie hattle
aKHinst this diseaso is iranlM y tiimijrlitful poisons as one
of the most impoitant thinj;.; the I'nitotl t;tos lias done in
the last two decades. 1 ho muti-.-':". ol' tli,a hatlie is also one
of tlie most hopoful xkun ii :; ol' the same period, for it siitf
jjosts that other diseases r;.n ho driven ut in similar ways.
The white plague !::'. ieen hoaton h.'cati;o the medical
profession faced the tenor su-.n !y, :-,oi;; -,ht its cause, studied
its symptoms, found its u!;;.'die i.nd j.jvvontives and then
proceeded to pive tneso r.s. fid fiinlin;:s witit-.-proad publicity.
Prevention of tuU'iciSfsis t j o;;;'h w -,le-iinio livinjr cn
ditions and pi i per ft ;"(iii;:v i;i cli'Itiii. i d !i;is greatly lcdiiced
the number or victims. Cmo of tub 'iculosis h;is been found
fairly simple wh'Si tlie p;. it i.is and their families are willing
to tackle the diM'o.so pri mpt!y and follow directituis thorough
ly. i(.AII of this has tk m--nsi -:it t! tlie u: -ibjjity t,f eliminat
ing the disease entirely. This will i-iT tmistont vijilar.co.
persistent effort a.nd mniii-u d v uU-imb'ieity, but it
hall. Mr. and Mrs. Marker ate
leaving i.a itian.ie and a new n
will be here this week to take
the m ork.
'ot. I-'. S. Ivan hoe. presided
ehairman of the meeting and Mr.
Marker spoke briefly expressing
appreciation for him. If and Mrs.
Itarker of the eoop.ta t ion of the
bitsim ss and proi. isional people of
I.a (Jrande during the two-year
stay here.
Tlie Kev. Oliver Hilcy (.poke for
the ministerial a.sso ial ion and
l-'red 'urn-y spoke lor the busi
niNS men of Ihe city, presenting
Mr. anl Mrs. Itarker with a gut I
l- Olilpil
vrvf.v.h.
f:o im tv t.ri.ri(i l
IT XATSOP. Ore.. Mum :i
il) The burning miction in
tn 1- s streets at pre -.en I is
thi.s titiit will have to 'm on
d Sitti'd.ty niuht at .". o.
i. the e itiitiany will continue on
d until ." p. m. Sunday nii-ht
will
t I'"'
been
f th
air.
of money. Mrs.
san "l-'aith to I-'
aeeoui. allied by
at the piano and
play.-.! a cot in t
"Serenad-."
A. 1.. klchardsui
loth" by Johnston
Mis. I-;. I,, lloltn.'f
Andrew l.oio y Jr
sol o. Se h ubei t ':
en all
inlay
uiy.
It-It S- !
perfectly
W reeked,
y evenim;
-uf-d but th"
oiild be the
inotiiiifu
Olhciwis
Si'turdiy
ff for the
d
no order
rumor wn
.e th..t
would
a fte
I.it (J
randc
M. II-
i a
-1
oi Oted
pi .1
.ul nt AM-.liil
f t.tii-,. hour
n. .ill'! vlfrM
ii-l
T- MMniic rlhl
illliv 11 r,it w
.Minn- :...i.i l. liisinttir. w h. n
I'r-T-,1 I M t I II u ilHV (1 ISOII III
!ti; inuiiil itmsiim t ti.it p
iloiiii'.sl it- iinhnul:! ur poult!
limlm.'l Ul f.lul -llMStOll
I.U
th..
ill..
.,f!
Ii li A.
ii hill ,
1.111 n !..i ,.
'I son'n ' 1 innf.l up
'.' " ii-'J 1 nun' I ling. '
iui'l f I'hiirs.l.iy
I 'iVi.l'.'I'OH !
"I.s in ('.
nMvc.fr.
..ii IM-ph'itit
i:pin,
in. I lnl. !
i:; u caii.su worth all tin1
lusis i.s riiiitcil I'ii. st. it n
rliabi'U's anil other tirrai
ultiniatfly will I'ulkm it:
ll' ' tl-lll'if. Kvf!l if tUIK'IVU-
n'l i-,- ihr ei;:.'. i!i tn fn. (.'aMfrr.
l), !" : I. IM'.'.S ;.!hl li.-il'l'iiiir ailniont.s
v:it v. :th tl-'-ir i n.
AS COOLIDGE REVIEWED THE FLEI-T
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concern, place Wear-wells and Western Giants far ahead' of a'l
others in genuine economy That's why motorists purchased over
$6,000,000.00 worth of them last year.
Tires cMo'ntcd
Wear-well Balloons
C;taraa:eed I0.OC8 Miles
Full Killonn. ol itprrior i.ialiiv, with
hr.M.1 Hal rihhe.l ircaJ. Supreme value
at t!iec low 1'rictj. Buy now fcr the
tuture.
S,;.
2v.t.40 ".vloont
2'K4.')1 Ha'.'ooiu
J0t4.Pi l'.nllooin
305.2S Balloom
3lx.2S Hallocin
10xS.?7 Halloons
3J.vb.00 tlalioom 5-ply
Western CLjnt Ealloons
Cuaranteed ix.oio M;l
"V.'estcrn Autc" Tutes
"Jomna" r.ed Tubci .. . for Killoon or cor-t tires
nre Rii.ir.inuc.1 lor f o mmh a.,int ti.'feet in ma
teri.il or w orkr.ian'.iip . . . Thtv arc much hccvier
thartor.lin.irv tnhc, an. 1 arc the moit
economical you can ucc.
Wear-well Cords
Guaranteed 10,000 Miles
Rts. Sur tjnirnlfrf S0H0 Milul
Tull Overitie, full iitandard weight cord
firm wiih thick, tough, road gripping
r.xceptional values at W cstern
Pricel.
T Our Rlu-
l.mi' K,hb..r.
Pricf -Tbiw
; CI. Special Cord S.90$1.2S
. CI. Wear-well Cord 6.6S 1.5?
31x4 S.S. Wear-well Cord I.6S 2.1?
32x4 S. S. Wear-well Cord lo.ois 2.2s
3 U4 S.S. Wear-well Cord II. bt 2.3?
34x4 S. S. Wear-we l Cord II.JS 2.P?
32x4 - S.S. Wc. r.well Cord IS.9S 3. 1 5
ta-ii tl t-.c . . ... -ImnNi RrJ
Western Giant Cord
CuaranTced IZ.OOO Mllca
IKrl. S.r tjNurjRirrd lO.Offl M.lfn
Ma.sive extra heavy dutv super. cord.
1 he most economical tires made at
money-saving prices.
Si;.
.10x3' . Rej. Sire
30xl''. Extra O. S.
30 ',S.S. O. S.
31x4 S.S. O. S. 6p'y
32x4 S. S. O. S. 6 p'y
3 tx4 S. S. O. S. r ply
32x4'- S.S. CI. S. 6-p!y
3 1x4 S.S. O. S. (.-ply
344'?S. S. O.S. piy
3U? S. S. O.S. S p!v
3?x5 S.S. O.S. S ply
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I.. v P iW.,,n
1'ii.r Tiibci
t 7.fcS SI.SR
O.TS IP?
!S 2.0?
I2.5S 2.2?
11.85 2.40
I4.S 2.7?
li.5 3.15
Blut P.ibon Rud Tuht . . . are ex-
ception.iilv tounh, rcctitT uoipht
tuhes . . . ihe anie milcn.iis and con.
si-uction nt our J;iinbo "I uhes ... but
not so heavy, tiuarantccd one year.
Istut Ribwort Gray Tuhes... Super,
n.r .jualtiv nt lo rrice...new lie
ruti'ocr, well maJc, luiiy uiauiLcd.
-More than 150 Stereo in the West-
WestemAnlB
buauiyCo.
1 111'. Adams Ave.
Ia Grande Orgcon
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I4-9S 2.7?
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10.30 l.tr,
3.2?
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af.ao 3.4?
30.33
JH.
K-.tra heavy lhro..uhoul
extra mileage under the
service. Unequalled rt
low prices.
Sits I
huilt to fjive
nio.t exacting
onomy at our
24,40 n.illoons
2'x4 u? l.illoons
30x4.')? I'ailoon.
31x4.9? Palloons
)0x?.2? llalloons
31x? 2? ll:.l!oons
0S.77 llailoons
32x?.77 lialloons f. r-'v
Oxh.00 Halioons tcriy
32xh.20 It
4.30 T 3Jxo.V5 Balloons 6-r!y
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2.70
2.7?
2. so
2. 0
2.95
3. :?
3.40
3.85
4.4?
5.40
The inre,( reUli Al(t, St,f,,(y
itmi.se m ttcti iird -sen ing the
motorist sim c I S09-ocrs their
m-tr 1-hEE Catalog listing thrjtt
mtl o economies for cur ounerj.
Tor Zour Convenience
Stores Open
Saturdays until 9 p.m.
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