La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1928, Image 4

Tuesday, January 10, 1928
T:A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Paw Pour
(InrnriHirnfMl)
An IihIi'K'ii(1iiU N(!UNpiiwr
FRANK B. APPLEBY
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS
Editor and Publlnhcr
Business Man user
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La Or undo, Oregon. Tho OIKrver-Hlar published evory Friday.
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Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1 K 7 !.
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GIVE GOD THE HEST Honour the Lord with thy imb
alance and with the HiHt Irulta of all thine iiicrtuse. Proverb 3:U.
ABE MARTINI isucAR. POTATOES
vrminiwrHtPW 1 I niIATFI I AllfPn
A feller may Klory In Ix-in' a
corn king, (nil I'll bet hi yomiK
prince hain't llankcrlu' fer l It
throne. Tlier hiviiih I' Ih more
wide, Inviihi1 an well puvejl routes
I III eemelry tliau any place el.se.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
WlM-Hl
Mut-ch
Numerous Changes Occur . "X ZZZZZZvi ts
in T.nrfil T?firiiil Vi'irma
Artichokes on Market
Chicago ijAi. , 1 ;
()HH - IIIkIi Imw - Clo-e
Uiu 1:10 tail', l -w ri
I
i,ivi:iti'oi, wiiioat
I.I VKUIMJOL. Jim. 10 (AT)
"" . I ( I T ii In cIohp: Wheat Min-fh I'M.
Niimi-roim irhuuicHH In local retail Muy Ilia, 2-y,J: July Hm.
mui-lfi-l jirlci'H during tho punt week zd.
liii-intii: u rniiuiuiuil III IMO CHUG HU-
Kin- UotitllnnH, Troill $7.30 o $7.09
mul a ili-ei-easo in the prlco of po
llltiieH from ll.iiO to $!.5il.
r)lf-,A.MI WllliAT
I'OKTl.ANf), Din., Jun. 10 (AT)
.Wheal Fllll! Iniril will!,-. II. an:
uuiit cnmiKOH ioiiuw: I ion, mini- hBrd ,,!, hlui-Htcm. Iiuurt. fl.il.-:
tomulo.a arc now listed at 4(1. Wnlii. (.ue,alion, $1.28; Hoft wlilli., $1,211;
imruli y at rlvo cenla a bunch, eelei y ' B.el(,,.rn ..,. ,-28. n,lr() wjnior.
heiirU 2f, eeiita, squash six ckntH al$l-23: noithcin llnB, $1.21,: weal-
-'Prices Easier
In Egg Market;
Butter Steady
for 20 t'unlH, hunch carrolH. hcetri.
tiiniipM and onlonH .10 .cfi'nta;. hrua
mil pproula w'a'cuntH a pouii'l. npln
nrh' lf cfjntH-- and . rtlehilien 20
cnt caf;h. ' ; , '
' LciuunH an rutalllnK lit f0 ci'tilu
a do.e!!, oranges ut 40i-f'j0e. anil j
crunlicjrrlea al ZD cenlH.
A i;i..imii: viioi,usAi.K
MAItliLTI'S
( -' Secretary Jai dine says faim business will he belter this
'year ihan last. We trust he's had a favorable promise from
;iie weather man. . -
The 1927 buildiiiy recoid in La Grande was not far from
A million dollars. . More than a million was actually spent in
Construction an enviable year. And this, without anything
Vosembling a boom or any doubtful inflation. The year just
iuirting will be a good building year, as well. No new hotels
.nl be built and there will not be another million dollar rec-
p.d, yet a very gratifying amount of new building already is
:in sight Promise of development in various lines indicates
"mat it 'will be more than justified.' La Grande will continue
lo grow. It is already the outstanding city of all Eastern
v-.tgon. That distinction will be more and more pronounced
in the next, few years.
Stock Exchange
Rally Checked
Before Closing
MOW VIHIK. Jim. in ( AT) A
jifominint- mlly In flic stock iuatk;t
today fotloV Injf announcement of
un unexpectedly Iiukc iucreitHu of
riao.oiiM tona in unrtllcd nrdei-H of
II. H. Steel uiiH nhiperl in tlie IK1
ly ti flood of HdliiiK ordera atteiN
midday. I.'. H. Steel which had
led recovery Avlth an advance- of
nearly 'l pointH lo lf'Hi( Htidden
ly plunKed to 1 4U aa larK"
amoiintH at trinrk were offered.
The HiitMivn Hlmup In Hleel com
mon dismayed operutoCH for the
uilvanei- working for the prominent
HtuclvM and a haty unloadliiK wnH
noon In progress In many ffiiarlerH.
(ienetiil MoturH topiiled lo 1 30 Vh
and Itadlo 'orporntinn, which hail
reached KM '4 relreuled In .
Willi cull money ru 1 1 nu at 4,
wild pomihllily of further Nliri'en
ItiK later wan cited aa niikllil'luelico
In the liroinl NOlllnic movement afl-
Ponltry (Itvo wcIhO
SprlriBB 18c lb.
Heavy hens Mir 16c lb.
Light liens 10c lb.
Hiua 8c lb.
Floiir. '
Hard Federation (bard l
-17.60 bbi.
bo ft wheat I7.a bb..
beat)
I, A (.ItANDE Kt.lAIL MAHKETH
Dairy.
Hutter, creamery 56 (fc $ 1.05,
K-lfKa 4.rir fioc doa.
Cheese 3ff&4oc a pound
Honey, oomo Zlo lb.
Veurtaotrm.
J'olutoes l ')ic lb; Jl.IiO per crt.
IluthouMe tomaioea 40c lb.
i'ai-Hley 5c hunch.
CabbaK 3c lb.
Wax oniona 5 lbs. 26o.
Lvtttice 2 heada 2ov.
Celery Kic hunch; heait.s 2r".
Pumpkin 4c lb.
8(iiu.sh 6c II).
Hothouse encumbent 2 for
Hunch carrots 10c bunch..
Hunch biM'tn lc bunch.
'I'lfrnipH 10c hunch.
Yellow oniona ti I ha. Zfa
Oreen onloiiH Kc bunch.
Pai'snlna ft I't. ; -Hi
UHsetH HproutH 25c Ih.
rtutubiiKua 5c lb. l 1
Spinach 15c Ih.
Ai'llchokea 20c each.
Finite.
A pples 1.6ft bushel.
(Jala No. 2 while feed and No. 2
gray. Mo.
, Today's cur receipts Wheat, 6o:
flour. 20; corn. 4; hay 2.
( HICA; CASH
rilH'AtiO. Jan. 10 (Al') Wheat
No. 1 hard. 9 1.30.
Corn (new) No. 0 mixed, 7 Sift
7'JVjc: No. 4 yellow. 86c; (old) No,
3 yellow, HSc; No. 4 yellow,
K7'4c.
Oats No. 2 while, 55 i 56 Vi c;
No. 3, white. 664i(0Gc.'
Hye not quoteil.
Hurley HHtt K6c.
Tiiuolhy aeed $:Mf n.75.
Clover need $22.51)61 30.
hard $12.
Itlhs $1 1.
Helliea $12.12.
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
30th Annual r;
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Every A Hide Reduced
l'OUTLANIi, Ore.. Jan. Id (AH)
Prices on the higher guides of j
eggs urc tviH.el- today with stand-
aid extias a cent lower at 35c, and j
standard MnU down 2c lo 34c.
Other grailes are unclianged. Ke-j
ceipts yesterday were light an ij
si or age slocks were" reduced 273
cases. .
I liutter Is steady with the excep
tion of prime flrsis which are quot
ed ic higher ut 45c. Storage
holdings decreased yesterday 6282
pounds.
An easier tone Is noticeable in
the country dressed meat depart
ment along the wholesale way here
today as a result of' increased re
ceipts yesterday. Prices are firm,
however, with the exception of
pork wli Irh Ik down Vie, at 13 i
-tl!.P fin. lOifiioo I if lit hofv
Oregon yellow lJanvers onions
are still Inclined upwards, wilhj
bids lo growers ranging as high )
hih $2.25 for No. Is. Movement so
far has been nominal, however, as
stocks on hand here have been suf
ficient 'to supply-- local demands.
Prices to retailers hover around
$3.00 to $.1.25 tor No. Is. and $1.75
(o $2 for No. 2s. Washington Span
ish type bring from $2.50 to $3.
CHICAGO IJVKSTOCIi 1
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 (Al')-l". W.
I tepartment of Agriculture Hogs
37.000; fairly active; generally 5
to loc higher thmi Monday's low.
time: top $8.40; choice kinds, all
weights 1 !! hs. up. at - the top;
bulk desirable hogs, 1K0 Ihs. up. ' ' , .
$8.20i 8.40; strictly choice heavy! . " J ;.tSCO P(UI'HY
butchers held at $8.45 and above, i s.N KKANCISCO, Jiin. 10 (Al'i
Cattle 9,000; steer and yoarllng . I.'. S. Hureuu Agricultural Kco
trade slow: supply relatively small; nomics Itroilers: Leghorn I to 1 i
market steady to Htrong; trade His.. 43ii 44c; I 'fhs., "38 f'foc.
more or less inactive: whipper kinds l-'ryors:' l.eghorli 2 lbs., 3G$i3Sc:
currying small oi l'rs: light veal?rs 2 Vi Hs., 3(ii!(Sc.
oV steady, scarce; weighty Kansas fed 3 lbs., 34'ffi 3fic. '
1 steers sold up to $18.60; two loads Young roosters and pullets: Col-
iit that price; built early sules ored 3 to 4 lbs., 35ft37c; staggy.
$12.75 15.75; medium weights allowing spurs, 22 25c.
$16.50; light vealets to big pack- Cnpous, 35-?3Ke; dressed. 40u
era 1 1 1 ri I 2; outsiders hand picking 42c. ;
up to $15. . I Leghorn hens, 2V4'to 3 lbs., 29fp
Sheep 22.000; fal lambs fairly 310.
aellfe; strong with Mondjiy: spots l.arg colored hens: Hunch, 30
uronnd 15c higlieT; early top 32c: eusti'rn. oi 32.
$13.75: early bulk better crude Turkeys. drcHsed, few 38ff 4oc;
iambs "S!i lbs. down, $1 3.25( I 3.60; poorer, 34 37c.
;to lo 100 lb. oiTu rings $l2.5of. . . .
noun.', 'rrnill.. wiih In iM'rjvy J(,x,
I lullcluuu uiilc!i fl.'JB'rj'll.bO per, I ;l.5; f.v cxlrcmi' wi-IkIiIm n-iot-l
Undeterred by the failure of Airs. Krinces Grayson and
'her crew' in their effort lo fly the stoi my, Atlantic, and tlie
luilure of several predecessors who started out under more
jiavorablo weather conditions, Thea Jlasche,. German flyer,
8U11 talks of making an Atlantic' flight in the spring. She
;iu now in this countrystudying American aviation develop
; iuei)t. fehc can probably domove good in that way than in
UtUcmpting a feat in which, if i'occ(lwbiieHnl fu. any thing,'
!!t.ie chances are for failure. 't'he public always applauds
courage, but tho public is losfng enthusiasm for these ier
vi jimances which, in thejiresent stage of air development, a'le
.little more' than rashness.' Why the continued sacrifices?
jSAviation a'liould be developed on land, undcji- conditions as
fuufo hs may be found, until it is far enough advanced to
'finbark on long sea voyages securely. ' . ;.
y. V. - " '-.''
I JMPUKSSIve, BUT MJMH, ' .
i Sometimes you wonder if the House of llopiesentalivcs
I (which is ah impressive sounding name) is really worth a lot;
j whether it aids or obstiiictsprogress. Sometimes you don't
. under at all; you simply admit it does nothing but Obstruct.
S The resolution of Senator Norris to abolish the "lame
iduck" session of congress is a case in point. Norris has in
troduced it repeatedly and three times the senate has passed
!i. - Each time the great wisdom and authority of the house
'becomes much in evidence and the resolution is defeated.
jiNoW it is introduced in the senate again and we can ptob
iably expect history lo repeal itself inthe house.
: The Norris resolution, it seems, would commend itself to
.any thoughtful citizen. It would cut out the short -sessions
loi congress which permit defeated or acting congressmen lo
jliold th'eir seals and vole on important matters after their
itucce)ssors have been elected. New congressmen elected next
iiiovember do not take office until the following March
'missing the short session, in the meanwhile and do not
..clually serve until the next December, more than a year
Li'ter they arc elected.
'that is haidly an efficient plan for representative gov
ernment and is now obsolete in this day of rapid eonnmmica-
Iton and almost equally rapid travel. New congressmen can
veil take office as soon a selected. Certainly the defeated
i eprcsentative should not be allowed to vote for his con-J
sUtuency when it has just expiossed the desire that he bej
tLnied that privilege. j
, Hut 'the house can't see it that way. Apparently thai'
Ixidy fears many of its members may lie relegated to the'
' lame duck" class and acts in the interest of self protection.
Since congress usually does about as little haim as it does
good, perhaps the misfortune is not loo great, anyway.
i-ohinii!. niiHilnir clone In 2.IM10.000
Hhiii-iiH 111 Mie lit'Ht tlinir Iiiiiuh.
Tin! rloHlliK wiih wnilt. Invi-Hl-ini'lll
riillroiulH Ih'KUN In ilinnp 111
ilti' lull- ilfilliiKH. uh ImliliTM bi'Kn:i
lo tli row 1 111-111 over to prnl'vl hiiuo
illutlvt' I'nillliiltl.iiuvlllH 111 iiIIk-i- Ih-I
Ktii-H. 'nhiilliiii f'tutlrlo mill clu-wi-pixifu1
yli-lili-il over 4 pointH anil I
I leluivai'i' 'till-l lIlKlNoll. IMItHlillrf.'ll i
anil Wi-hI Vlrw'nlii mul l.rhlili Viil-I
l-y li'il lo II. (iiV-ni' I 'rtiiiim-a '
foplmr, whlf-ll fn'nt 'uoU 'rfi-l a 'n'ow
liwh rncnril, l!!-!'. Hold iih low i'H,
11. ' '1'olal HaloH itpproximatiMl 3,-
:illo,lino hIuui-m. ' f
f
Dairy Exchange
Elects Officers;
Praise Service ;r
llannnau Kic Hi.
v I'rl-HlliilnollH 1! for 25c.
Li-iiioiih Mio iloz
(initlRoH 4IIIV7 yic.iloy..
Ii'lnrlila Ki-apcrrnlt Med. Hi-.i.
for ific: fiirKi', 2 for Jirc.
Kloililit Krapnll-ull 2(lo euoh.
'I'linlK-rrlcH Uric II). (
('alio sukiu--- $7.H!i. . ; ,
- ' ' ' Flour. . t
Kol'l.,li(;al -, (4il .bill..' ',
llaicl roili-rallon JS.40 bill.
rnullry
HpllIlK fi-li-H 28-300 11).
Holla 2r28c lb. '
' MHHH anil I'lxll. i
H-of boll l2V4lii' 180.
('hops anil Hti'iika 2rif(i'Mio lb
Htilnioii (slrlclly fresh) :Uio II).
llullliit-:i!,c lb.
r,o, ioa.i $ji.7r.i -i 2: sii.-op U7 lat Unsettled;
i; bulk fat Owen $li.rllfri7; IiohI . 7
Price Down Cent
.i
n rill
hfhl lilL'hni': 'foi'illnir laliilm un- '
i-hangiMl: irooil ol'lurlnH $l24
l.'.ii"; top $12.
I'OIM'I.AMI I'ltODI'CK
I'dltTI.ANI), On-.. .Inn. In (Al1)
--llnltor: Wliolosalo piIi-i-h: I'rlino
HlHtH ifl,o lilirlii'l'. J'ortland t'u i ry
oi-liiilm'i- not liplotinli- pi'li.'i-s:
'('tlli-H cxtriia -17c: ulanilalil 4 liv:.
prlim r ; i-Ht m 4rVji-. Cri'iinu-iy
pi'iccH: 1'ilnln Hi: ovt-r tMila- Hlnm!
iirilrt. . v
I-:kk Slanilai-il oxlrna Ii:
.Hlanilaiil I'lrslH 2 lower:
Hliinilaril i".lni :i(ii-r fn'Mli
I'Olt'll.A.M) I.IVIvSKH'K
roltTI.ANII. (Hi'-. J"n- 10 AI''
('utile stcuily. Itei-i-ipls '!' SU-ei-8
(1IIIU lo Ullli lb"). Bon'l, n.ro
Si 12.611: ilo modium (9.1U lo 1HIU
li) ), I l.76l 1 2.50: do. all wciKllI.
conillion. 1 0 11.76: lu-lfers. Bood
(S50 lbs. down). IS.Mim ' "' jj
Poniinon to inediillll J7.6II ' H.76;
cown. Bond. .r.or(i U: do eoiilllion
. ....ii,..., cil r.ll'o 8.60: do low
cutlers und t-nllers, 4 (1.60: beef,
good. $.25i-7: do common and
miwlinin. i5.5li1i0.2i: ialvi (600
lbs. down, medium lo choice. $!(
II: do culls to common, Tn
vealers (milk fed), choice. I 2 IS:
do medium lil.5(li 12; do culls to
common, $Si 10.50.
Hogs weak to 10c lower. Hecelpts
2S0 including 52 direct or on con
tract. Hcuvywelght (250 lo 30(1
lbs.), medium to choice. S1i a;
medium weight (2nd lo 250 lbs.),
medium to cholcis 8.5li ' 9.25:
light weights (1U0 to 20" lbs.),
medium to choke. '.i.25 .( ligl'l
lights (1311 to lliu lbs.), medium lo
choice. tK.7r.Ci a. 50: packing hogs
(rough and smootai. " .
sluughler pigs (on to 130 lbs.),
medium lo choice. , tH.SiMi !'.50:
feeder and stocker pigs (70 lo 130
lbs.), medium to choice. J'JIi lo.
(Soft or oily hogs anil roasting
pigs excluded In above ouoliitionsl.
Sheep steady. No receipts. Lumbs
(S4 lbs. dow-n). good lo choice. $11
ifi l2.50; do medium (92 lbs. down)
$t0i, 11; do i-ulls to common (all
weights). I7.6IM! 10; yearling
welhers lo rliolce, J s li 1 1 ; owes
(Ilo lbs. down), medium to choice,
IjjiiiC: do medium to choice I2U
I to 150 lbs.). $4iii 5; do culls to coin
I mon (all weights). 3 9H.
m-rri:iti'AT
SAN I'ltANCISCO. Jan. io-(AI')
-Hulterfat f. o. b. San Krunclsco,
i m:v voiik I'ltl'ir
! NKW VOIIK, Jan. 10 (A1J)
' llrled frulls steady.
If you are too gentle, folka will
call you a brute the first tinieiyou
are even firm. 1
COLONIAL
The Family Kntertiiinmc'rit
-j
Today & Wednesday
(HirAtU...liin. tn (Al') Ojhmi
tiiK at, a hhmJi; l(jwci'. lo i v. ud-
I viuii'v, (.'hiciiK-o whciit .mulorwent i.
moili'ialu , . ciMM.y 1, .Sfiltarlv. .Corn
nn'l pntH. iilKo w'ci'O onsler, corn
Hitirrhu? um-Jjiif;rl to .v off uK
I;i1(r; Mliowliiir rlouhturns ' ullj
iikiuihI, . I "rovistoim liflrl lirin. j
WIh'iM rlfhscu . jlllMi'ttJctJ, ),!4--
2-'.;.( iii-t lowcj;, corn I t( I'Tfef
down; oalH fii to e off a.inl
provlftons iuu'hiin;;i(t to, a selhacl;
of IfuHir.. , , , .
SHE LOVES
Cod Liver Oil!
Yea. This kind. All children love It.
.(Adults, too I) For Coco Cod ia pure cud
liver oil with the old objectionable taate
left out. Instead, a rich chocolate flavor
that pleases all palates. No one ever tired
of Coco Cod nor failed to show almost
immediate pickup increased energies
better health in every wayl Full of vi-,
tali zing vitamins. Nature's own blood
reddening;, body - strenffthenintri ' banc
building nourishment. At all druggists.
ThaCod UvarOHthatTastesUkeChocolata
OTKTi '
Notirn Ih hereby Riven Unit Shor
ochI WllliuniH lias filed wllli-Hu
mility Clerk of I'ulon Couuiy, Ore-
. ' jtfon, IiIh fJiml a'eoitnl iih aduilniH-
I'llHTI.ANII. Iln... .lull. 1M ( A I ' 1 ' "1 ' '"' of t'H'llt "r (',,,r'1 T-
Kvroiiiineiiiliiltun of I In- until in- Uv,''
ntlriu' r.iinmiM.H- of the I'mllanl
ln'ry i'ehiini:e were Hoinewhiil
lli:el ot Hie uonilnl election of of
f'eeiy yenlenhiy iillernoon ut the
Merehiuils' eM-luuice. I tl'I'leerH
eleele-l were: C C. Weiitherly.
liriNident; A. II. Chirk, vlre mvni
dent : Unroll llui keHMlmw. t Heeri'
ttiiy; J. .1. Shekler, t re:iHiirer : K. I..
Mai tlmlale. V .1. Dixon anil l. J.
Holmes, illni'lniH. '
ii
ileee;inetl, and t tie 'oiinty
of Nil Id County Iijih fixed
WedneHdity, I lie Xth diiy of I'V bru
in ry. I!US. nl (lie hour of Hi o'eloek
A. .M,. hh the time when- the court
will hear oUJeellonrf to said final
aeeotint und will settle, and d.uler
iiilne the mime.
Dated at l.a tirande, Cnlon conn
ity. Oregon, I his Cth day uf Juuu
'ary. mi's. i
I.Ian. 0-i;t-2O-27 Keb. 3.
lower;
frerfll
at ;i u I - ' t
aril first h !l4o; inedhnii evlran y .'T - . .'
fresh inediillll flrMlH USe; under- .tuCtS L iCtlitlS ' tAVBS
sized 2 He. I'l'leeH lo l eta Hers '.W
over exehaiiKe prleeH. AHSoelate.l
selling prlecH: Kxtras :ile; firsts
;7e; tnt'diuiMH 3ic; undt'isized 3"e.
ItldH "lo th fireimr: llutteifiif
steady; 4.Xc,tatlon, 4!U- track, f((ir(f
5i: f. o. !. rortland. ,
Toullry steady. Heavy hens 2 2 or
2 4 r; llixh'J 1 f (ii 2 He; spi'lnKs it 'n
2le; brolleiH 231 2 Tic: pekin white
ducks 300: colored nominal; tur
keys, alive, 2.rift 27e.
Onions Htendy; local $ !.(" ri 2.25.
Potatoes rtteady, 7 fir 1( 1 .2. sack.
llav Hteady, lluyiutf prices: Kasi
ern Oregon timothy $20.Mifti 2 I ; do
valley $ 1 S fti I S.5U; all'al fa $ 1 S 'n
IS.50: out hay $ t 4. Ml rr 1 5; straw
tier ton. aelbnp prices $2 a tun
more.
of Mother, Children
MIIAVAl'KKK. Jii n: ' 1 V)
NeilihoiH who dropped Into tin;
Anton Dworozyk cott mn lust nlpht
for a surprise party' and baby
show er, found .'b nny 1 iworozylt
the 23-year-old wire, and her two
smn II I'hlhlren dead from coal jras.
I iworoz k. 27; w as still alive,
but doctors said he could not live.
It isn't until thing's boKfn to net
too but fur its that wo realize what
a eoltl. cruel wm-ld this Is.
The man who coin phi Ins that lie
dnesn't kp what Is coining to him
JmlKlit be lucky at that.
Red Cross Drug Store
' ii
rtlARKt It AV
.o tY F.MtOH.IW Mfnf
"OM nt ttAdt nv
WIILION COUIJON a
AVJAY MOfWOOO
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t MASONHOPrt! I
MITH.OKHITAN HCTVW
1 and wore a Kai'-
(ilven her by her foriiier mvccI- '
lieai-ri How was die ti retain it?
'I' hat h the piohlcm that fiiceil her
and In the solution of which she
fou i nl - r Come ami seel
l'flc and 25c
.?lie wa
Duilnic the year jusl coinplele
en official Inspccllnu service of,
butter and vkk was tnauKura(el in
ro-operatlen With Hie Oregon Slate
dairy and food commission. That I he
serv ice I as been sn t Isfncloi y Is evl
dence I by the lare membership in
Hie body.
ItiiyhiK and sell lair prices of but
ter and cm;s are net dally at med
ians nf Hie dairy exchange, which
dchex tnc:il deabM-M latest intorma
tlon mi citiidittottN, imi only In this
lerrltnry. t Mil also In all the larger
markets of I tie country.
Ask st mm men to lake ymtr p. Mi
ind they will lake all you have.
II
USE LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
a WalKiiie. ncltnir or wriunu is a was t tu limo
wlien you can save money using
L0(J DISTANCE
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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5.
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SHF. DRIVES llif l.irji
?prfd lio.il in the world. Mr?.
Willi.uii IV Ij-fd. tlir foinifr
I'rincrjj Xrnu ol Gri-f.
Mlrn Iter niyMcry crafl'Titn
l.nl" n il ultima over jont
Isl.unl Sound t CO milci an
hour. . v .
- Co-0peration The First Principle of Success
All rnliin Mm mill Womrii, your l-Yirmls mill I'linillitw. nrn niiiKWtitl to lip ;'OXKtsT!-:T, S
'l ltOMZi: HOSIK IMll Sl'ltV mill MX'AI. .MIOItCllANTS. Tito I'ollimlllR IH SI.NKSS IXTI-:itl-i'rS
of our t-liy snllt-ii tlie supiMirt or nil Workliur rcoplo, t, net. toirclhor with all linns rmplovhii; Unluu
Ijilior or iIIsi1iiIiib l lie I nlon Canl, nrc roi-oitiiiifiiilfil by l lie LICX't HAI. I.A1K1K I'XIOS.
I,AI'XI)I5II-:S ,
MiHlrrn ldtiiiiilry. Itir. Wilsll-
InKloil nml ll-Ht. lMlonc
Mil 1 11 77.
Stnniliinl Idiiniilry. .forrcrsoll
Avo.. rimno .Mum f0.
i.i: vnn:it t.otins
Snxlfr Mt-Krnnoit lliirnt
o., Adiims Ave.
I'lii.uo -tr.7-w.
Hl-:.l, KSTATK
l.N.NI IIAXCK . I.OAXS
IX VKSTMKNT
li (irtiiiilo liivi'Nttttenl Co..
I'JOI AiluitiN Aw. llioue
Miilu 7.VJ.
Sit-iirlty linil & stvliiK. Co..
Ailnnts Avo. IMiiiuc Muln
Mil.
Colon Morlinicr At liiv. Co.t
Xi-iv I'nlry ItltlK. IMtonc
. Mil In 7:it.
M'MHKIl
llovv nmii-llrk l.umoor Co.
I'hiilit' Mnln H.
Ml. l':oilly l.iuolH-r lo. IMiouo
Main I 111'.
MKAT MMtKKTS
. X'&'" U'ut Co.
I'lr Mfi-rt '.Miliki-I. 111(1 l lr
hi. I'lii.m- Mnln. "m.
(juiillly Murkt-I. lilt Ailunu
Avo. IMmhio Main 112.
1.!!!!..- Itiilulo Moul Co., Alt'
niil.H.Atr. riioilo Mulll All.
HiMvrr Mnrkot. Ailiiom Ave.
l'llnn .Miilo 7.".."..
Iih'I'x Murkrl, I S I - Cl-diir St.
I'llOMO Mlllll ."!.
JII SIC.M, INSTHI -.MKXTS
ji-iorn (mi'koii Miixle Co.,
. AiluiMM Ave. IMioov Muln
III).
TKI.M'IHIXI-: CIOII'AMKS
Homo liiiloH'iult-nt Telephonu
Collilmnv.
thi:at::iis
An-mle - smr
A I TO TOl'S
Siivilt-r K .MeKeiinoii HiirnesM
Co.. I :tllll Ailullis Ave.
I'lionu 4.7-W.
AI'TO SAI.I'.S A(li:XCV
tlelllill ,v Hunks, Ullli ,li-l-
rerson Ave. I'lione Xlotn ,VI'J
.1. I. .MoreliM-k. 1 1 1 l lr St.
I'lione SI -.!.
IVrkhm lotor Co., -or. 4lh
lintl Aitnin.s. Phone Mnlti 300
ItAKI'.ltlKS ,
' l,il t.niiulc lliikerv. X. 317
l lr St. I'houe Mnln 7110.
I1AXK
l.illlllulile SuvIiibh Hunk, I I'll I
Atlu ms Ave. I'lioue .Miiiii
7.VJ. .
Ia t.rniiili Xitllounl Hunk.
Allium. Ave. I'lione Miilu N.
r.KSTACUAXTS
lleroiiin's I'liHv. 210 lfHit
SI. I'lione .Militl V'2. f
CI.OTIIIXt;
Cllui's Cloilili-rr. II " Allium
Ave. I'houe 41 l-W.
'Hie Touaery. 11 I Adiiius
Ave. I'lione 2IW-.I,
Westeuluiver .V (llliei-t. !!1l
Depot SI. I'houe i!.V.V. .
COM. .V WtM)l
SI lies Coit'puuy. I'lionu
Muln 711.
( Mil IHII N'S Wl i; Mll.l S
Xorlon's Klildy slii.p, HfJ
Ailllllls Ave. I'houe Mulll .
83.
citl'An:itn:s
III in Mounliilii Crv-iiiiierv,
I Hill WiisIiIiikIiiii Ave.
I'lione .Muln no.
Cnlon Cn'uiiiei-y Co., IIH
li-rr. Ave. I'lunie Muln ti.
11 Mlllls
.Ml. I inllr Hnlrr. 310 l lr St.
Miotic- Mnln Old.
PI-:i'AHTMKXT si'om:s
Illlls llept. Slore, Allium
Ave. I'hoiio Muln 710.
Ki.i-x'TiucAr. si i'i'i,ii:s
.li-sse Itosi'iiliuiiiu. I-' o I e y
llllls. I'houe Muln llll.
I'll.l.lXU STATIONS
llensty A tieorse rilliiie Co..
'comer 2mt mul Ailtitus.
l'liimo Muln Q."7.
I'luylo Oil Co.. Aihiius null
(irrs-llvviMHl. I'lionu Muhi
IBS.
I'l ltMTI ItK
l-'urnllure Kf-hnn. i-orm-r
I'lr mul lef lei-suit Ave.
I'lione -17 l-.l.
l'CXl:lt.M. IVMtl.OH
SniHliti-uss At '.llllllll'l-lllllll.
I.VIH llli St. I'lionn Mnln (12.
itkoci:iui:s
llnrrls (ii-iK-ory. .111)1 I'lr St.
I'lione Mnln 7111.
Joel's (.rtM-cry, INCI Ceilur
si. I'lione Mnln 7.ll.
(iriiuile Itomle Menl Co., Ail
mils Ave. I'lione Main .Ml.
I'lilllson lll-os.. I tilt Ailn ins
Ave. I'lione Mulll 8ll.
Iii (.run ilo t.ron-i-r Co.,
Servevvel mill 1 lultl in.
tt-rles. . .
iiAitnw aim;
W U 1,1"). Ailiiins Ave.
I'houe Mnln H...
tireiroti llitvve. At liitplt-iiient
( ii., lleHit St. I'houe Mulll
0M.
' .It wi:ll lis
lllriilr's. IJIJ'i .Vilnius Ave.
I'lione ana.w.
I , A II I l-'.S' 1 1 1: Al V -TO- W I' A 1 1
The lnrls. ill:) Ailiiins Ave.
I'lione Mnln ftlt.V
I'littunH'it, milA Ailntns Ave,
I'lione s-J.
See Our
Windows
For Discontinued Merchandise
At V2 Price
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Lamps Reduced
nrrnrnn
is.
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CSI 1'l.ooli
HltllM.i;
mul
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All Fui'iiturc 10' i U 50'C OIT
W.H.BohnenkampCo.
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