La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 16, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti TiiL'.sdav, AiiKUHt 10, 11)27 I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Eight Furnishings for Fall ' Shirts The sniiirtoKt stylos in coIImi-to-niatxh, neckband style iiwl collar-attached shirts, broad cloths, madras and novelties. $2.00 io $5.00 Neckwear Here they are those desired fall and winter ties in full 'fashioned silks; stripes, floral effects and others. $1.00 to $3.50 Hosiery If yon want lung mileage with pleasing effect let us recom mend these silks, and mix tures to you at 50c to $2.50 Underwear You'll like these new unions and 2-picce athletics, present ed at n value price. $1.00 to $3.50 New Things Offered by This Store of Value! J FALL CLOTHES Here are new cuts to the coat; new colors to the cloth; new patterns that will awaken your interest. In fact, our pres ent showing is so new that it will prove an attractive treat to come here to review our Tall displays. And with all these things go tailoring that marks the final word in ready-for-service Clothes needlework of the custom-tailor variety. Prices, let us add, are so moderately low tiiat no man can say that he cannot -if ford to wear good Clothes like ours. Feature values at Pajamas Made full enough to insure the utmost comfort; present ed in soisettc, madras, per cale and broadcloth, featured $2.50 to $3.50 Fall Caps Caps that are the latest in style . . . the eijrht piece, in new twists and overplaids. $2.50 to $3.50 $25 Suits Every desirable model, two and th ice-button models; single and doiihlc-hrcasled arc here in all the wanted colors of the fall and winter season, browns, blues, prays and mixtures; truly sjm; :ial values at a low price. Topcoats Styles that will suit the most discriminating. Here arc boxed effects, ratrlans, tubular models and Chesterfields; single or double-breasted models; present ed in all the color shades and finer fabrics you seek for this fall. The Store For Men IT'S Til E CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS ! BUTTER SHARPLY HIGHER TODAY Three Grades Cube But ter Climb Because of Less Production MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Will Ml S.il. ... I Hi'. ... March . )M'I1 I I.", (ft I I.'. I 17 ' jf 1 17 I "''(, lll( (.() (ilUIN . Ill lll' 1. I IK I III", III)'! Cliw OOiftOl). I III -j Hi I Ml N l lie, HU'a JCPenneyCq I OH Depot SI. Ia i ramie. Ore. I, IX I KI'IIOli Will AT MVKKPUUl.. -Auk. Hi AP - ' U'limn wheat S in l .1 IiJkIht: on. POKTLANK, Oil.'.. Atltr It (AP 1 3d; iKr. 11m, 4 !; -MiUciij Thri-t tfra-l 5 of clilx- btlltt r hi. 1 1 1, .' -l;'y Us. 1 -I. I M'lotf il Kharply hiKhrr today on the '.dairy e.rhance. A large Ict-dowr poimi.ami wiin.vr hi (oca 1 production is responsible '( ilt'N-ANI t. ore., Auif. I'i A') for the price utirfeiilni. Mum ' win it J 1 1 : It laud wlut-. $1.31: removals amounted to 1-41 pounds hard u nite oluentem, haai I. l.:;" : yesterday. , haid fedi r..tiun. Hul't v. lute, wes - I The now .mutations make extras , rn wlilt , norihein hprmu. i a rout higher at 42 '-.e; Klanu- j hunl winter, 1 ; western r 1. itrdn 1 '-jc higher nt tlie aauie pi le J $ 1 .27. and prime firsts u hatf cent, high-' Today'n cur receipts -Wlual. era! 4't-t I-'IrstM are unchanged j I'm?: barley, 3: ilotir. U; corn, 4: Although 2n vhm-h of cggHweicj w llhdru a n from id outgo and 1 1" market In extremely firm, egg itm-! tathin.i remain Hti ;idy. I Tomatoes Bhipju-d in from out -1 side poind Kold u little higher .:1 i wholesale thin morning at from Shipments No. !e to fl per box. falling off. Waterim Ion receipt are smaller 1 nit demand la also light ho that wholesale price are Kliady. Klbcrta and Hale peaches an i j grapes, both Thompson needless land Malagas are plentiful for (he j trade at Hh-ady prices. il(lackh--i rleH are becoming scarc er, - wholesaling around $J per ciale. Cauliflower bnng.H $ I . t . per crnt- to local growers. Pou.lt ry is moving slowly 'a: .steady prices, although ri-c-ipt s iir light. Country drv.va-d im-uis j are wte'idy. Wlieat Closes Weak oats, 1 ; hay, 3. . HI . I'ASH rilll'.Uill, Aug. 1.". tAP Wheat No. 2 red. $1 .43 'i 1.4 3 1 No. 2 hard. 91.4'iw 1.44. Coin No. 3 mixed. Jl.H'; yellow. 11.14 s "( l.iiU. Oats No. 2 white. 4'.l.i''i No. 3 white. 4 fc 'n Kyi No. 2. !Ml:iC Hurley 7ti S3c. Timothy weed .X'i 4.2; Clover Meed- J t,m i l.nrd $12. 4 n. Kit)H ji r.f.7. ilelli.-H $13.12. et' tin LA vrtAM)p: wnoi WAtfi M AIlIi I TS Poultry (ltv wely hi). Heavy hrns -'fc lb. Light hena 14-ii ICc lb. htHtfS Sc lb. I'lonr. Hard 1'i'utrut Sou (hard vheatj U i r aoo Tt7.i:-7 I'bl. . w iioa a faoft wlcatl7.4o hbl. j ClIICACO. Aug. Hi (AT)- -i ( tpening unc Imaged to ' c higher, wheat moved within narrow Mm-! it h. ( 'orn was somewhat imsi-'-j tleil but l.ecame ihmer later. Si::. ing '.i lower to -e U'lvance. tiej maiK'-t Niter held near to tnilhiM figures. Oats were about Mead;' I and provisions were firm in Urn- 'with high'-r quotations oh hogs. I Wheatt closed weak at a net lo.v 'of i-jv to 1c: corn was off -I V to j I Vc and oals unchanged to t v down anil provisions 7 l-j to j :iui up. ( JtfiC. CIUCAI.O DSTOCK CHICAC.O. Aug. Hi AP 1 S. I epnrt merit of Agriculture ), Hogs I. hum: imo lb. hog low.i: weak; spots lower; weight, 2H H 24" Mrs. and packing sows around steady; butchers 2 ."in to Sua lbs.. 10 to ."ic higher: pigs mostly I ' FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must In by B a. iii. Kor dandrulf and scalp troubles' CAI.r, I'OH I1IDS our germicide does stop such treU- Mlc"l linproTtMlirtit bie.i iiuhkly. Sit vert horn-Wright "s. I Healed bids w(U b received by K-ll-tf the emnmisston of the City jif li . ! i ( ti ande, Oregon, for l hp construe- Al.li SCIIOOli IVOOKS Vt'II.I j'boi of the Impruvemenl in street It I " I N S I'OCIv I Itnprfivement district No. 171. ae All whoo'l ho.dvs used In lho!ro,"n, I'1"1 Mllf' speeiiha gunies and h.gh school and In fair; ,l,m ,'"r s;it'1 l"Mrnve.nent now on ,,. ,,,. , , I file In the offlef of. the City Kc- t the money for. It ring t linn, now I bn'ure Hchool opens. Si i vert hoi n j U'rlglit'n Kauiily I'nig Store. K-ll-tf tli ul roMoi;i, .i.ass ie Im no liner or more beuii. glassware olf'-red lor Mtle than Kostoilu. It Mts the p;ie for all i or reel tabb service. Ad of the palterns are in open stock and can alwavs be replaced wh.-n bioken, The latest rrealloii in th--line is Ihe Niv Orelild. Thin ha: ' , , , 1 . . 't'H file in the ' mi"i i tr.i;n Mt'Hl, eooiouiii- lion whicli has never been hoi liassed. S-e this henutllul gla.-i-waie at lltchnrdsnu's Ail and (Jul S iop. liny -'o.Htni in ; it costs oo no inoie ttian other glaH:iaic, and adds a pi'tsonal lourh to om ta by corded tt" wild city. A deposit uf ($5. Oil) Klve Ool itic H -1 lilt. Al.l I s sT.VI'tOM i: A ia-to.y sliii'imut of Lite p; lei iis and coloi s in boxes wu all sold at Ti.c. l-'or 4 d;is will sl II for :;'te, Stlveilhoi Wtighl'H Kanuly 1'iug Store. IV will nitons t m Aucn : I.. Itrhlire. oiilnu Maeliiin .IMtll.lble lor the Smipli l.'.tll to the l aistei u ( ii a-mi I .mid - 1 'i ib loon -1 1 oin i th. ''! iii l V V l. M "MtiMHchitii, iiienriiiK, tuition lioles, pu .NortiKi'n Kiddy Sbnp. 1 li -14 1 1 j cAi i, i on ttins j Street Lighting lmprocnici:l I Sealed bids will bo recelxed Ihe commission nf the City of l.a Grande. Oregon for the coiisiruc jtioli nf tin Improvement in street lighting tmprox emeni districts No. 12 and No. 3. within the city of l.a liratid", Oregon, according in , pl.iiM and speeiflcat ions for street lit ht ing improv ement 1'1'tcc of tin- city eordei of .s,thl city. A deposit of I'lve dollais )$.''-"lo' will be remiired for. plans a ml : spneificilliMlM for each l irl i l -1 whtih am-iiut will be refunded il hiibb'f is iipsim ecsf ul and reliirin same to this olliee. 1 lUils will b U-eeivcd to Ihe nolil'i of sot en ( hii ly p. io., Wediie -d.i' Auu--t l 7t li. 1 :" .' 7. and mut he i aeeoinp.itiled bv a certified ehe U ' n- bt.bb'Cs bond ill thn sum of ten per cent -d ihe amount bid as a gitMi .i til ee of t he accept. nice and completion of contract If, awarded. j Checks ne returned to mi-. Miccesslu) iM.ldciM. j The CMniiul...n rescue" the right to le.leet a;iy and alt tods. Ily oider ..( the i iiunul -siun All-1 i;u-t 3ul. ):u7. i .i. i:. sti:akns. I K. . eider ,,f ihe t in i of )..t t ; ramie. t.i n SO-1 oi lars will be reoulrfd for set of p la ns and specif tea Hons I'm si id distrm. v hlch auirtiint will be ro-1 lunded If bidder Is mi.-nii eesfui j and returns snme to this ntlae. . Ids will be received to the honr of 7:30 p. ni., Wednesday, the I'iili da of AuRust. 1027, ami mut be aci oinpanhs'l by u certified check or bidder's bond in the vum of ten per cent nf the amount bid .is a tK, guarantee ot tho acceptance mm said i coin pie t ion of contract, if awarded, now Cheek wilt be i .. turned to un MU'cessful blddeiN, j The i" tin nil -."ion reser es tho li .ht In reject any and all bids. Se order of (he roiiiiuisslou, An- itch, ir::. j. k. sti:au.s. Kerorder of the cit of 11 I If: i iwle I tl i-L-oo S-l2-l-'t itiddcr t unsiiceci'Hful mid returns same to this office. Hids will be received to the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. .M.. Wednesday August 2 1. I'.'.T, and must bo uc companied by a certlfleil check Oi bidder's bond ii thn sum, of ten I per cent of the amount Idd us a guarantee of the nceeptanee uud completion of contract If awarded.' ( "hecks w ill be returned to ur. successful bidders. j Tho Commission reserves lie1) right to reject any and all bids. I My order or the Cmiiml.-isio:i ' August nth, 1"27. 1 .1. I-:. NTKAHNS. j Uecurder of Ihe City of la Grand'', Orcgo.i! S-IMt to 2,"c lower; top. $ I l.lo; Cood and choice. IflO to 2i"i $ IK.: 4 If in.!'". Cattl. 14. miii; fed steers yenrlin-'s steady to 2ic lower itock weak to 25t: lower: v 6(e higtu-r: largely fed steer western grassers in meagre ply: bulk fed steers $ 1 2. long yearlings up to $14, bu1: lbs.. and j run; up- 'U I I.C't; : chuie 20 c. 'weighty steers sea ice; bulk giass Iers and short fed. Hl.fiii dow n t w ard to $:.! to killers: veale J. i$iri.oot( n;.on: few. ?n;.:.ii. Sheep -13. linn; market fnt lamb -nelivo. io to 2 rc higher t ban Monday: bulk rouge lam lis eii-1 gtbh-, $ I 4.0(1 'h I 4.::f; native ltghtl sorted, $1 l.l'li'n 14.2.": best selec lions held higher; culls, 5 ''.2 5 "i 1 il. Oil; sheep steady: desimbl' weight fat native ewes. $.2.V 7. oa; feeding lambs firm; earl, sili.1 good medium weight In tm I. il.1.ail'iM3.2:: best held abov $13..".'); heavies eligible down i t I2.:a; 1 3.7 5 paid late Mouda tor choice fS pounders. the ( Al l. I OH Hills Mdcvt alk Improvement le. I bhls Witt be received 'oiiimisslon of the City of Win n light hair is grow In dm her hne a Oold-n (Hint Shan poo fi-uUliess dn-.i ppears in shun, poouic At dni oi tulbt good.- count' 'if, or at om ha n di s. i -i s-l if pm:m LOANS: I.OWKSr PVA1KS FMHt H M, I "UNDfl lso Hv.iilnhM. II. K, OIXON. t-oley MmUP.ng i.a (ii:anii;, tmii. (Ml, Ic I bids MiollUSM" Kill Mills Will be 1 ro no: I he t 'tit n. tor the c. pi o t inent in distrid So. tl 1 .a i j ande of l.a sir lie Ml-s N. Ann ricau pan' w HI si rot ions i l l ItibllC s. of t oning Machine Ctn available .r d Ino the HhnphA Iron w hi. I I hi. Me ttioiis i..r it ions a iinm nt f'om August I. -tli to i:.lstel tllegult Light .'Mil the Com ltid- will 1 ugilsl ?Lh, l ) Mir innl-dny houu -coo lunches nt most t a son a HUiclJy si-rcd, U :.!( Ii : at Sliv-t t hoi n - Wi ight's Jung Stole, , idv . ed ho prices, I a m I S 1 1 . Miss Neva L. M' America n I relMiu: Machine ( pany will be available tor dim Hi rnl Inns on the Sim pie It o jroiii Aogu.il 1Mb to the 2'Mh. ( i;,'nileni ongnii LkIi( 1'owtr pletlo. ( 'In- Ity oid i August I'Mh, and r I to th M. i dm s., :. ind must be in till. . In . L o' ii- sum of - v ini as a km. i line and com if awaith d. t in in d to IIM I. i . s th. and alt hld. Ic ( 'Olllllllwll" (ii.iiule. (Meuou. lor the coittruc l Ion of i he I m pro v enieut In fide walU iinprovemem IMmii-IiM No. 1 7 T . within ihe City of La Grande, Ore gon, according o the (dans and specif it aitons for said sidewalk im piiMfimnt district now on file in the oiiice ol I he City licconb-r o! aid 'ilv. dcovi lt of I'ivc t 'M' 1 I o. lar.4 will required for plans ar I sp.-ehicai ions tor each dlt rte! . wli'ch amount will be reluinbd i bbbb r is itiiMU Ccssf ul and l etu. a-' same to this office. Mid; will ho leceived to the hour of 7:.:o o'clock V M., Wetlnesla, August L'tth, 127. and must be ac companied bv a certified check oi . biddei's bond ill the sum of ten per cent of the amount bid as n l gu.nan'ee oi the acceptance in -I i out P let t 'ii oi cont i net 1 f iiH.ii'ili'!. I'lie.-U will be returned to uo 1 suet x-Mul bidders. v j Tt e C.onintston r m iach tti. right to n-iecl any and nil bids. I My oi'br of the Commission. , August nun. i:u7. i . J. K. s"i:,i:N,s. liecorder of the Cii y of La tiialule, tMegcti ALL I tUt MIUS Mdcwnlk lniit(etiiiiit S-ab-d bids will bo received by thu Cniuniission of the City of l.i Ciiaude, (M'egon. for the constril'' lion of the iniitrovement in sbb walk Impr. cinent district No. 177. w ithin I ho City of La Grande. Ore gon, according to Ihe plans ard specifications for said sidewalk iio proemeit district now on file in l!t office of the City Mecordcr of said City A b posit of VI ve ff.VH'O !o! lars will be reijulied for plans'and specifications for sai-l district, w hlch amount will be it funded tf bidder Is unsuccessful and returns Kino to this office. Mlds w ill be received Mo the hour of 7:3ft o'clock 1. M.. Wednesday, August 2 1th, Ct27. ami must be ac companied by a certified check oi bidder's bond, In the sum of ten per cent of the amount bid us a guarailteu uf the acceptance U'.ld completion of conduct, if awanteo. i ncoKs in no icim ucit io im successiul bbbb rs. The CAMiimislou r serves ti e i ighl to reject any ami all bids. My order of . t he Commission. August lath, 1HJ7. J. K. STKAItNS. I'ecoiib-r of the Cilv uf La Grande, (.trcgon S-12-lot Moscow Swept liy Homeless Waifs BEAUTY'S BEST IN BALTIMORE STKALNS. of Ihe Clt ,hd--( Oi i -12 I'M ! - i ai.i. nut inns j Sewer linpinwmcnt S- .le 1 bids w ill be 1 1 a ci ed bv the Ctimintsslon tM Ihe fuy of t.l Ctantb. Oiegon. for the construc tion of the linpruwimnt in imptovement ditric! No. 4 w h h -! In the City of I .u Claude. Ongoii. accnriltnrf Io the pluiis and speeili j cations tor said sewer Improy. -inent now on file In Ihe nttice 'u ,11e- City MeconbT ot said City. A deposit of I'he mi) ot- hns wilt be rciulred for plnns and hpecliteatlon lor i ach disti it I li'-ll ,;lhM1l! v 1! h. '' dnj':.J. d U MOSCOW (AO A new wave of homeless children Is sw c ping over Moscow. Their number, estimated by the city authorities to have fallen as low as 2Mi, has suddenly jumped to some 1 ,;tm. The Hew rush Is believed Io have conic front Koxlnv-nu-lon In the south, li ecru It ed from the families of peasantry and workmen, they come to Moscow attracted by the tempt ations nf a modern city. Organised In gangs, they routn Moscow streets snatching women's ha?, picking pockets and tabling street ed dtais, practically without inlerfer nn e from the militia, w ho line abandon-d hope to suprvsstng tlnin. 1 r 'i W i If !s 'sk -v- H X v v. q) l CJltAMUC It VTAI Ij S !niry. Ituller. creainei y ( r V.ggs 33c do.; 2 for fi.lc. Cheesn 35 'i 4Uc a pound Honey, comu 2."c lb. CgciMiiie-., New potatoes 10 lbs. String beimH lac lb. Oreen peas 3 lbs. Jf't. Tomatoes 3 lbs. LTic. Parsley ic bunch. Cabb ige 3c lb. Wax onions 3 lbs. 2.rit J.etlm-' I no head. ( Ylei'y-ic bunch. iu umbers 5 I "c each. Munch carrots '1 for 15c. Munch beets 2 for 1 5c. Munch turn ins 3 for ZSc. Orc'-ii onions 3 for Hu Yellow onions (j lbs. 'l',tc. Green peppeiK 3lc Ib Green conn :ttc doz. Fruits. Raspheri :$ '1 for -5c. Loganberries no box. Mlachc.ips- -2 boxes ".'5c. Mli cherries 15c lb. Cherries -He Ib. New apples 3 lbs. Mananas l "c lb. Lemons Hoc do.. Oranges 55c doz. 'antaloupes 3 for Watermelons 4c Ib. Hon ,-ydt w ine'ona ' Peaches 1 5c lb. Apricots 1 5c lb. asab is fie Ib. Giap'-s :mi(; lb. I Ira berries "i boxes liar. Ml nek berries 2 boxes 2,'ic. ' Plums tjoc basket. St:gr. Cane tnigar- ?7.3t. Floor. . Soft wheal is.sn bid. Hard federation 18.30 bbi. Poultry Spring fris 3-V lb Hens 25 o 2S(r Ib. .Meats nnd Fi-h. Meef boll 1 ij '.i 1 Sc.. Chops and steaks 3S-;3'ic. Salmon (st-iclly fresh) 35c llallbul--3'e lb. (;nMllitn OasoMne, regular, retails. pori.i iiy SAN VliANCISCt. ug. l(i AI S. It'll ;u Agricultural Van iu no ics) - -Mroib-i n: .eliorn, 2s n 2'ic. I.' gliOMl. 2 lbs. I ousters nnd pu to 4 lbs . "2 i '. Price Movement In Wall Street j Climbing Again NKW YOKK. Aug. Mi (A.,,., Ibsuinplion of tin: upward prie uioveiiu iit in today's stock mai ke. . was featured by Ihe revival of ac- tivity arid Htrength in tlie railroad shares. Pools were again item lilting inure than a ucory Isiaies i record high levels, Inveslment buying was still of Ciinlious chit racier, alt iiougu bolief prevailed I hat last w drastic decline had Heam d most of the sore spots in market. Montguineiy - Ward and Sears Moebuck each established a lie.v high record by selling at 7 15-. Public utilities presented sever -1 j points of strength, new lops leinr, recorded by American L'xproK. Urookly.i Kdison, Vngiucers" pub 1 ic Service, .Manila Khclric am. Radio t 'orporation. The strength of J he motors w;.s believed to iiave been influenced in part, by the report that the n- loid car would not be in produc tion until early next year, thereby lemoving fears of competition from that quarter in the next few months. The do dug was strong. Pitts burg and West Virginia was up '.' points; Mackay company and Mui -roughs Adding Machine, fi1-... Ches apeake and Ohio. 5 and Maldwi.i. I'. S. Cast Iron Pipe and Contin ental Insurance 4 to 4'a. Chesa peake and Ohio at l!'5Ts. approxi mated its recur figure. Total 25th Anniversary Snappy Ties For Early Autumn A delightful bit of style has been cleverly wrought intothis Brown Calf Oxford with the Snake Trim. Low priced, too. M:W YORK CHI IT ' NKW YOKK. Auk. J li .p';. ltir fruits Ktt-udy. lltTI'Klth'AT' KAN l'l:.N('!.S(.'U, Auk. HI ,l' Hultt't'Iul f. o. h. San l-'ianclsi-o 4S'2c. Runs For Senate From Old Texas sab s a p p r o x I in a t e d iMMl shares. POm i,AM I'MOIM I I. POltTLANl, Ore.. Aug. 1 ( A P i Mutter: Kxdas up Ic: slandard. and butt -rial ami prime lirsls i.p 1 ,-. c. Whoiesiele prices: l'x! r.i cubes, ' city, 4L,e: standards, i-'-ac; prime firsts 4t ',..(; firsts, ItSc. I'reamery prices: Prints aliove cube standards. 1 Siiltei fai. p f. (. b. Portland. Milk: Mutlenat up H-c Mid--o fnrm-r: Maw milk (4 per cent' ewt. f. o. b. Portland. JJuttei lat 4:i .jc f. o. b. Purlland. l'ggs steady: current receipts 2:ic; fresh mediums 2 4c: fre.' standanl fiis's l'7c: fresh stami- j ai d extr.ts 2 sc. Poultry sleady: heavy hens ".'I'.' j:te: light. 1 2 ii 1 4c; springs :'nc; broilers 1 S K I'lc; pekhr w h i t ducks iNe: colorel nominal; tm keyn. live, noininiil. Onions steady; local, $ I.Tj e Potatoes Fteady, $2. .V'V :i.J.fi. CAI.VKSTON Tex. (A P) Tex as one vi the first stutert to elect ia woman governor, may have t he j distinction of electing one of the j first woman senators too. j Mrs. Minnie jrjsher Cunningham led' tjulvcston, secretary of tlio N.t- I tioual lenio ratic Women's Kxcu ' five Committee and chairman of ' t he Man A nicriean Conference I Committee, has announced her in ! tent ion of running for that office. Mrs. Cuuniugliam would oppose ithu present senator, Karlo M. May ; field of Austin. I Ib. ponn.AVh i.ivkstock POMTI.ANI. Ore., Aug. H (AIM t'atlle and calves steady; no re ceipts. Hogs sb-ady: receipts, STi. o: contract ; 1 on drive-ins. Sheep nnd lambs steady; r.. choice on sale; receipts, f." drive-ins. 10 Years Ago Today l.mlil Cannn lied t'nti1 m iking plan hr n big 'c cream MK-ial. i,.mm:s Our A-MJiimeiit of i.aimpn' pi ksi;s is a I wins worth nn lu-pcc - Impoi tctl Nicer huh (inn pin s lo.oi) m s-2.).iin The Plnest yt ule. OIIIPMS I'ltOM M.fM) to SI 0.(10 nrs I:iicIoih-s. I iiilcmrni' iimiI Pouches Try the Onig; Motv l-'ir-f L. & L. Drug Co. COLONIAL iVTKHTAlNMKNT M) WEDNESDAY IttN.. Y'nlltiK .il. ;i.. l.t'lTiKMUS ll'tt.s: ' I Sr. tu :f Is: ( II,. 1 1 is.. SAN -I'V.I. i iiisco ruin I'lIANl'ISCO. A lit-. il Slnl,' M.irk.'l N, IV.II-s: li;ilt'.-n. liillry. lio; JI..MI '( "ii lai'Ki ti'ii'-'i ?1.M' I'l,-;. ( 7u ntral JPJ p. nlmcntt may -vary in r(, but tft Sen ite n e add to thdt appointment it !BcyonJ Wrier iind il 'litvuryirj. Hunter & Holini'iikainp i M.iin t: I I a THK FAMILY ! 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