La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1928, Image 4

r,.ngi1;iv. February 28; 102S,
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tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Butter And Egg
Prices Remain
Fairly Steady
Tomorrow Last Day! '
Month End Shoe Sale
flncrrporated)
' Ad Indrpriiilcnt Newspaper
FRANK B. API'LEBY ....
Editor and Publlhr
-j v
&'!m''''SfG&rZZ!.- v 1 1 1 ' '
HAJtVET F. MATTHEWS
Bullosa Manaavr
, i Published evenings, except Sunday,, at J 41 Adam Avenua
i Orande, Oregon. The Observer-mar published every Friday,
- Entered at the Postoffic at La Grande. Oregon, aa fltcond
CUaa Mail Matter under aot of March J, 1879. ... . . . .
OFFICIAL PAPFR OK UNION COUNTY AND TUB . .
CITi OF LA 'UtANDB
. V- - - ' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS " ' ""
The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for publlea
: lion of all news dlapatchea oredlted to It or not otherwise oredltad
If published herein. All rights of republication of special die
' patches In thla paper, and also the local newa herein tlao ara'
eearved. ,, ...
, it .... . BUDBCniPTION RATES .
.;' j .... Hjr Carrier '':.'
Dally, per month In advanue
Dally, six months In advance ......................
Dally, single copy -
i Ily Mall
bally, per month In advance ....,,......,.'..
. Dally, per alx months In advance ..........
Dally, per year In advance . ...............,
Weekly Observer-Blur, per year
.... i ...7 Be
14.60
00
(Oe
Ilf.60
16.00
lil.OO
ADVERTISING KATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch .......
. Display, locui, per column Inch
Tf ma oontraot prices on application. .
...420
...40a
i, r" .
A CONSTANT PHAYIill- Withhold not thou thy tender nier
f " ilea fruni me, O IjoiiI: let thy luvitig kindness und'.thy truth eon-
llnuully. preserve mo. Psalm 40:11. " , ' ......
. .' 3 ;
Nearly everybody else -hiis. solved the ; American farm
I'OKTLANU. On-.. Kcb. 28 AP)
Mutter und orit pricei rciimliied
Htfudy toduy except for a Vt rlw
In the quotation un prima flints
butter.' Heuttle deiimnd for but
ler continues In the market mid
most of the nurphm nun been mov
ing north. . ' -
Action on the four rcHtgnutiuitH
tendered lut week 'Went over un
til Wedncuday, i ... " , '
Poultry prices' were utetxdy fo n
trifle atronger with top on heuvleft
23c, ranging downward on other
clasueH to i ic for light IlKhtuvuo
tutiohH were unchanged today with
little Block uvuilttb.e. . .
Heavy receipts of hoga today und
yetiterdaV 'kept prIceK ' weak, l-
though demand hus Improved
JHllghtly. HeHt llKhla woro briiiffinu
'TIht'h lit iHirtlculnr Imriii In a 1 Hcuvai'ly today but nmHl milen were
well miufl ttii iMillnlufl bald linad, under that figuro. : Veal waa alao,
If you wait till you'ro MHki'ii l a little euHter. best gra,dea going
n' U1 your way' iwrefully, an' to the tiade around 2Uc. MiiiIh
weur HiH-ks tlmt i llng l' your continued fit in with demand good
ankles" naiH mi aitlclo on nuvwtm- und offerlngH Hinall, movlnn niontlyj
fill nk'U, In UiIh wwk's Weekly mound 24 4' 6c. j
Hll Hunt. .New York ;ity. with Wore activity la- noticeable- lu
Ih-C 5,7U.UOO populJilloti would be the potato market, following n
m Oand) lmu V Us m rrlutlvtf.,. p()rtH of shipping di-innnd at Yalt
i, 1 , lma, and Idaho Kalis from eastern'
'centers, l.ateN bids to growers In
nils, .vicinuy arc reponea aroun i
ftlthourh sdmeao : 1old.Uig, for , .
higher (prices. ,, - ; ;r ' July .........
, Conditlonn.'ln-the onion division - ..,....,..
Special for Wednesday
Ontf Lot of Armstrong: and Featur Arcli
Kid Oxfords, black and browil, mili(an'
heels -. .. ; " '
Also Bargain Lots Of '
i" $1.95 . $3.95 $5e95
N.K.West&Co.,Inc.
X& Grande's Leading Store for 30 Years
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Price Movement
;WaUStreet;
.Uncertain Today
WlKllt
.Mnn-li
" OlKU
..lM
,..ia4(, 1:1154
..l:iiiuauj
IIK'AiO (iltAIV- ;
' IliRll - si " lAtW '
t'lo)
1.1.1 !4 ,
IX I
UVfclM'UOl- Kl'b. zs api '
arc little .chunsud.'imost ffrowei'H
'holdlnif for around 2 for yellow , ' ""f p.1
IDnnvers No.' I.. with buyers scarce ?,,aln ir."se: :)Vhea.
' ' ' .and orferlngs about 1.85 and sucks '"J ,',
NEW yOHK. Feb. 28 (Al') 'lor whttt fcw wre moving. f
gncei uiin. price movements cnarac-, ,,.,. . , r,
t.
Sllll'll( IHUMX'OI.I
ItOKliBl'ltO. Ore., Keb. 28 AI')
Muy 10s, 2i; July 10.,
March lus,; The-Ulilpqua vnlley broccoli hai-
tll-!
lu.li.V. .lull Hto.k market.'.. -" ' .. l'OHTI,AM) Mil CAT'
.f.nx.b.cm. Now let Abraham Lincoln 'take a -hack .at it '
,!lleie Is a part of a recently diocovded .Lincoln, speech aid; wh.io bu,...., demonstration. a j ttiZ-'Z'LoT Stt".!.
,?to have been delivered in 1859 at a state fair in Milwaukee oT'plr am' '""?"?- lW '"l "
hich sounds as if it .night have been made vested
. ;i mbition for broad acres," he declared,-. "leads to poor faiTO'l ; Tjie .cTobihb whs inoBuiar. ,.a ; ' . - 2 nny. tu.to. ;
finor. own with mm nt nw , Tl, n.,Hn nf i.'! 1 number, of shares which seldom Wum,.n i.ivi.-Kioru -Today's car-receipts Wheat. 95:
j.'"' - . . n: -M ' "l.'l",u" 4clllevo.pioinln.ncc , moved Up I , . "" , " ,r ,, 1 burloy, I ripur. 18; corn, Gf-outs,
' pa too great, whether grain 'is cultivated by hand und cut with briskly in tho rinui Imur, ineiwiiiw
,' old-fashioned sickle or cradle or with the n;itochlhes;Xo?J!!iM tt.mmc"
jiiow.in use. oniauer ucreage must Do the rule, -with aa In
' 'tensive study of fertilization und new farni methods." ,. ' ,
Kulns tilfo were, rocorded by 1'un
American .;B,. . Amorlcan BuKar,
IMercp-Arrdw- preferred und Wealr
em i'nlon. ;WiaknesH, . howcvoi
wal evident In . Molltuna Power,
Yellow Truck and . Adums rJxpresi,
the lust mentioned suttKlng t poiniw , ?6. Uo ;, lo n)e,um t.tr, white, 66i60c.
Clcnorul Motui-s find lludsun Motors
C'lllOAtiO M'KKTOCK
5 ; SUCCESS OF MODERN SCHOOIiS
The series of articles dealinir with nreseiit dav "irrammiii'
kQiooI" scholarship as compared with that of 1846 provided!1""0 wo, f'eeiy oid at inteVvuis.
riome interesting information for those who feared "newA'l ....ro,imutpd i.ou,.u.
fiingled" ideas on education were destroying school funda
mentals. The urticles, published the last four days in The,
pbserver, wore bused on tests conducted. --in ;iLa ' Grande,
schools last yeaV and compared with the same .tests given
in schools of Springfield, Muss., moid tjhan thrceiuarters of
a contury ago. ''' ' :,:!-' - 'V:- f
g ' -.11 .w,,H... im,t nffl', Hlrtt.niB.il, ,
il Without question, the modern child is better versed in the
''three R's" than the child of a generation ago, n.ol because.)
he is naturally mote intelligent but because he is more intellU
.gently, taught. There are, of course,, captions, totfay: ns j J; X TZtWtzlV l'iil
iii-ic nuio jvtiin tti't 11 1 Iti I yii i;auii(,t, ncvilip
I'Oltli.ANI) IJVKSTOCK "
l!tIITI..NI),.Ore., l-'cb. 28 (AP)
Cattle nnd ..calves steady. No re
ceipts. Hteers ( 1000 ftf 1 200 pound)-)
good JII.76HI 12.00; do . medium J C'HIOAtiO CASH
112(1 to 1100 pounds I2bi I2.0(i: do t'HICAUO. Keb. 28 .(Al'j-r-Whent
800 pounds up medium lO.nuOi' 12; No. 2 liurd, f I.87M: No. 2 noitli-
rto all weights common 3 ft 10. 60 ? spring. -$l.l4Va.
helfoi-s good 850 pounds' down Corn No. 3 mixed. 90 '4 'JIlVjC.
tio.85iH 10.60: do common to -me- o. ' yonow, as 14 si.uo
dlum y St 1 0 . ;i r. : cows good $9.115110 I
l:- huy. 2.
pals No. 2 whllo, DSiiOle; No.
ffru.25; low cutters to cutters $4rtji
0.7I: bulls yearlings excepted' beef
good $7ftf7,65; do common and me'
iilum dttl; cuIvph &00 pounds'
flown medium to choice-' $ 1 0 ftp 1 2: 1
do culls to common $8ii' 10: veul-'
ms llillli Tod choice '$ I H iff 14: du
medium $ 1 1 nt 13; do culls to com
Hye Nu. 3, tl.14.
Hurley 92l1.03. .
Timothy seed $2.75fii .1.50.
Clover seed $Sr2.7&.
vest, w hlch.has been somewhat di;
biyed as- s result of cool weather,
la expected to begin iii earnest dur
ing the present-w scU. S. nee lust
i'rday theie has been an averaso
of 'one carload dally out of the val
lev", and -It Is expected that there
will -be twoicarlonds -out todav.
By' ftlie'iend of the 'week It Is an-
tl.,n,.l.,H tliu, tflll ln thron
V..H., ..y. - ,
or- four cars sent out dally. . I
...Cars, now' being shipped ure of.
fancy stock,; the most of It going
out . under government Inspection, j
': . vi.- '
" ' ' '' FHist'). I'ltl IT j
: S.N'l,ltANCI8CO..Keb. 28 4 AP)
v-e'edornl State Market News Sci-v-Ice
Apples: .(California boxes le-!
llclous J2.601f2.75: Winter Hunan-j
us. fancy, $2.5,0; Newtown Pippins,
SVj tier, ' $2.20iit S.5; poorer low
us JI.B5.. Oregon -lnul Waahlns
ton: Black Twigs. XK; 2.75.
Pain in Your
Shoulder?
It's Probably Neuritisj:'
. Use Tysmol for Relief
: Knile.like jsbs of pain In the vicinity
Boys' Spring
Suits
from 'Woolwear
$11.00 to $21-50 ;
STURDY clothes with 'snaiV
and 'pep' that boys like,
' and wearing qualities that
parents like. See these smart
new Spring Suits and read the
"Unrestricted Pledge" that,
goes with each suit. Suits
with two pair of , longs; one
pair of longs and one golf; and
two pair of golf knickers, ac
cording to the age. : .
N.K.Wesl
& Co.,Inci
"The Man's Store"
roit i'i,M pftoixci; 1 'i
I'OIITI.ANI), Ore., Keb. 28 (AT)
.WIliiloMiile uriireM. Ittittol. pi'lint,
111HAUU, I'cu. it t.vi 1 f. b. , s.50l II. ' 1 first "tie' hiclier. Portland lialiy;
Uepurtmcnl of Agriculture Hobs Hogs steudy: 145 direct: ' Heavy Kxrlmngo net wholesale prices: I
3x,uuil; imiiliet slow, mostly HI weight 25(1 In 300 pounds nindluiiil' ('idles extras "1110:' stilmllifds 40i;'
k Utt lower than Monday's curly . .g,ow 7.74lil :7&: f'dlHliV-prlilil rlrsts- 45 Vji': 'l 'firsts ' 44'.V
'"""-wi, in- iirviifi'i TinTfuy. iv- fiipm. -jiiu iu:2nu iiounrm meiiiuJ(. I'reamery prices: I'rintH 3c -ovc
higher thiill Monday closet . big l0 dmiee ! J8.25S 9: light weight clilie- standards,
packers bi'urlsh, bidding steady lj inn tn 200 nniinils medluiii in kul-s hI..,i,iv l.v,.h ki:hi,i,h.,i ,.v
10c lower than Monday's close: ear- ..linim i'lfiiO'jr,! Ilirht tbrlits 130 lo'l..,, -ir.,.. r.-uul, ut,.M.i..P.t rlPuiu .4..-'of the shoulder blade Are generally due
ly.lop 8.:t0 mild for mil, to .i!og ni pounds nieuiiim to , choice r.eih n'rcdlum exims 23u: frah 5. .ISS,";-. Z"b.l. ',.p"".r.
IIUKS. rough llllil medium .firsts- 22c.1 Prices to n--- In some cases there la atlrtneas or snre-
50; slaughter pigs. IuIIith :ic over exi'lmiii-n urti-i,. I acts in the muscles, making It difficult to Lj, i 7 :i.
l iiliie Ti.iiiiu; leu sieers scniiiig :iii i 1311 -1 pounds medium 10 Assiii-lallnn sellimr lirl.-es: Kxti js. ""."::' ,, I fruits nli.ii.lv
learn to spell,.. Some find the simple forms of arithmetic dlf- ,;'"." ', -ron lo -f boice m .n: feeder ami nu 2sci mediums 24c: uii;. n attack j. t. .pPiy .m.ii ,... . 1
;ficultJ, and oth'ei-s struggle in vain Witli geiigraphy or i-cading; strotig; emiy top weighty fedstce,, t0,hoice .' - , - i "ny 'steady: m.ying 'prices':', Ki.st-!,; '' 'tnv thip i.i-ckv
UilIK uuy a Mlieep alld lumllS. Steudy. ; Ml fi-ii tireirun tlmalhv S2(l.5llll' 2 1 : do-carried to the.throbblna. achliiB nerlrjh. I '
year- receipts. Lambs 84 'pounds down alley SINftfl8.5tt: alfalfa ' $!8ftr !rsi nerves... The pains usually stop at J NiCVV Y'JllK ( A I ') 'ommodurc todal
i:x voiiu Kin it
NHW YdliK, l.'cli. 28 (A!')
Kvaporated iippli-.s firiii; choice 17
fumy I x 'i '(i I 9c. Other
IS.50: oat hay I4.5U. IS: slmw $9 ",' "U,i: :Vhnld dT.sppear , , .. "1""":KI""n ;ll;'l;
neiling prices ?J a ion lysmoi is .aosoiuieiy harmless ires v Jl '
, j Irom dopi.- Recommended tor nil formS Levtullniu was hn-Ky, evi'll II' the
offering, to' big packers: cholciv hi; yearling wethers lo choice ISM . iilds to Hie runner: Milk mayt'tln"'&iKM"'T"&mu!S,' '"M" 'h'' K" "Kr" 1 """' s"""
klnds Willi consldelnble weight U ju: t.es 220 pounds down inediunr liutlerliit 4 lie station. 47c track. 02 You'esn set a aoo4 suoplv for l at any ainplon. "I am hai l; just In limn
U: sinutl lots at I U and better;, to choice t7'u8: do metlluiu, lo
lip 'criterion or gellerul trade. clMilcl 12.ii lo I'tll pounds I'u 7;
'. Sheep 13.0001 supply chol.e ,io culls to common ull wulglils
handywelglit lambs small: shippers- 6y o.
giblu $l5.5ltil0: sheey sirarce,
aliout steady; light supply' 'reeding
ami shearing laiiibs strong to 15c
lilgker; top 72 lb. shearing lambs
116.00.
. rotivritv '
HAN I'UANCISt'O, I'Vb. 2S t.P)
I'. S, llureuil Agricultural lOcu
nouilcs HrolltM-s: Leghorn I lo I
lbs.. 42'il 43c: 1 lbs., 9ti 4uc.
I'ryers: l.egliorns, 2 lbs.. ::ti -ir
8Se; 2M to i -lb.. 811 It 38c: col
ored, 21, lo lbs., 311 ill 38c; 3
lbs., 30m 38c.
; Young roosters and pullets: Col
ored, 34 to 4 His.. Mlitl 3S1-: over 4
lbs.. 331 35c; slaggy, . showing
spurt;, 25 t 20c.
Capons: 30qi3Sc; dressed. 3841
4 tic.
Leghorn hens: 2 H to 3 lbs., 24
(tl 25c: 3 'j His., and over. 241125c.
; Large colored, hens: Ituiich and
-e-isteru, 30ft.i31c: poorer, heavy.
' LA CiHANnK WHOLESALE ,
MAIthlJI'S .,
I'otlltrs (live sn(glit)
Sprlugs-i-lOdrVfc lb. - .
'Heavy hen 14Hf 100 lb.
Light hens 100 lb..
Stags 8o lb.
Flour.
Hard Kederatlou (bard hHa.t)
87.60 bhl. ,
' faoft wheat 17.40 hb".
LA RRANTE Itl'MAIL MAltKETa
Dairy.
iThe samo thing happened occasionally, in the days, of-" the! j" ?JHhSndwi?lf-r-! S
mil. ..J .i..,l I ,. ,.r ...... v..i..j.... .. r r:ri. . . . . . ." . i"- "' '
iiii.i,it; icu oinirui iiuuoc iix itui.tiu. icnieiuiij a iiutli UL liny. I lings in . goou uemunii ai sieauy good lo choice jlVy 13.75: do me-
isaid he always wanted to be a lawyer but never realised his P"11'"' . ..uu". . .'" ""' !l- K01""" llo,vn ' i"' '"
i .. . . . . . j, ii c.. li ; largely ij.io.(ioinvaru on iigm. (.U8 0 couimon ull weights f sir, more.
iiiiuii,iuii uuuiuau nu tuuiu never iuui n tu npeit. oiiiiimr cases
'; are found in every school geheratioij.and cannot be takon us
a reflection on the school or its methods. . ' .- i
,7 The Observer has had little sympathy with those critics;
of modern teaching who have argued for more work in tho"!,n,J '"v' '""'f ,"7 fr,
... .. .. .. ...T. .. i . .. ilslied oflerlngs 'JO His. down: ear-
lunaamenuu stuaies, tne inree "u s , ana against -the newer iy jiea choice' xu to in. iumis
subjects and attendant diversification. Their criticimii re- "',:"'t .""",ly' '' '": i'"1"1;1"
; . . . , I bidding around 25c lower on In-
.Hulted, it seems to ui, from lack of knowledge of. present ".creased supply plain ami weighty.
'mpthnHn nnd nvpspnt rnstilla rntlipi' (linn tvnm n ilruu rnm.'! kinds: H2 to US lb. otferlngs ell-
larative study. The critics were influenced by prejudice
;rather than fact and needed only a few days spent in the
imodem school loom to suffer a great change, both of mind
and heart. 1 "'.' ' " '
Teaching efficiency has improved along with . other
things. It no longer takes two or Ihree days to make a trip
t" Portland. One bookkeeper records and keeps ah. cxaut
check on a large business whore a trio' was previously re
iiuiied. School students absorb twice or three times the in
formation they formerly did, and th'cy are happy 'At it. Dis
cipline is no longer so important a factor in the school room
Avhile the power lo stimulate enthusiasm for study and ac
t'tmplishnieiit is increasingly vital. The boy who hates
school is now a rare specimen and efficient teaching and dif
ficult methods have accomplished his extinction. ' - '
People who take the trouble to investigate, to compare,
are convinced that the' high school 'graduate of today' is as
.....it ....:...,.,ri .... ii,,. ,..,ii,,., n.,. ,,1,,,,1., r r;n,. vn,n.0 .,-., v.,i
v.t.11 cl(UI'jrvil c till. v-.,n'eiv. j . (,iiii ui uivj ..vciio gv v
that is far from perfection in education.' Other changes will Turkeys street sales: nresswi
' ' '.. I.I.. j;.,l II It.., I1,...J.,.J Tl,-., No. I turns. 3BSI37I-; hens. 3.1H
COIlie, JJluuuulJf iiuiik wh.iv.i, mini me poi us piwuira, Jnc.r p00ri.r 2S, R2cf for storage:
are necessary. The world cannot continue to move forward dres.d. imus. 3Sji7c: hens, mr
...iti. ,.,i;,,l El,mi uliiiwliiiir alill Km tiiniilr.lv tnr nnp! a!ll'; Purer, 2li 3c.
lbll CIUmM,'IIIU ..fcv.... ..v.........et - - . .w. .....
iiwn pi-cscnt und future welfare, no one realizes that fact bat
ter than modern educators,
two .vii:i)i m deaths
MKI .'()..., (Ire. Kill. 2S t M
-Wlllliiiu II. Jlaniiirn, lonjf; idi-ni i-,
fiod with .lh. lii'liiKtrifil ficlivilM-ri
!' ciiy, tJit'-l this mufiiln, iuy;l
MIIDl'-UKI.. t'Vh;.l."i (AT).
Mrs. ,hcioi'a 'i Hiniiii, I'tr'-i ycaH
ii'sidi'iil vi .f:i.."Usitn cumHy, (l.cl
11 years.
KffKrf---30t' tloK.; l! doz. tor &5o.
CheeBi'iiVtS'i'! a pound
Honoy, comb UEc lb
Vl'tmlttiHrw. 7
Tolnlopa lc lb; ll'.L'.S per uwt.
J lothouxc tomatoes 3&c lb. t
ln m ley be bunch.
rahbuKe 4c lb.
Wax onions 6 lbs. X6c.
I.eltOi'e 1 Oo heud.
Colory Ko bunch; liouiU Stic.
tquaHli c lb.
KolhouMt cucumbers Lie each.
Hunch currota 10c buncli.
Hunch bveta I no bunch.
Turnips l6 4rSfni, bunch.
Vflhuv nnluns fc Ih.
Oreen onloua 10c t;;;.ch.
Pnriinlps fir lb.
IlruwtlH uprouts 8fic lb '
TlntnbH lb
New; Wtillty .Wullit .Spinach
it 5.tc f. o. b. I'm tluiitl.
I'oiillry HtciMly: heuvy h
IlKlit 1 r xprliiffH anii
ilu: bi-ulb'i-H 2J"c; pcKlu vhlc
ducks aoc; colored noinintil; tur-l
key::, ullve, 25 9i27c.
OnlonH Hloady; local $ 1 .UO fii 2.25
per cwt. ' '
I'olalocs 7ftcftrJJl.2ri H'tcli. , ;
drug store. Alwtyi on rtnnd at t
(Jl.A.SS MKl US, Inc. don'l have oim
- -Adv. born on Keb. 2!
for my Idrlhdity," he explained "I
very year,
-While? u iHl'Hisli iniprcnario M'a,
directing an (in; lies, ra.. in thin
ciuinh'y. bis riitspendei'.s bitkc.
I'l'idmlily Tor unci; hi his lil'it In;
bad Mpcciali.cd in . 1 he
I wis('vlKhed iif
buss vlul.
Logan and Bryan J
Get Oregon Permit
SAIsKM. .Ore, Keb. 2., (AC), v
tStHn t'oi ponillon ('ounyiitwloimr
MeAtltstcr yesterday Kiiuited a
HtnckbrokerH permll lo I.okhIY and
Ib-yan." the Now York . -stock
cliunjfu firm llirounh whom OT'
beck and ookc. ol 1'oftjaijtl id
huidncttH. The iippMcutlo'n lias tiren
IieWt iby Mc.Mllider for- wver.il
woeka The permit was Issued afl
cr, a conference belwt'cn Met 'a I
littler and Hen i ley, Portland
attorney representing the New
York firm. -
THIAI. IIY OHIH'.AI,
" NKW VOKK (Al) K.xecullves
of the police department are con
vinced there Ih nuniethins In the
medieval tidal by ordeal, rollcc
nian .Kerra rn t ti rned In a repoi t
of bin (hrlllliiK rest ue of a drown
ing mmi by a tlive in by water.
There were bubbles. So- fellow po
licemen threw Kerrn.ro into a
nwlmmluK pool. Thoy hud lo res
cue hint.
Anyo
ne -
Anyt
AhyWhe
re
ime
This is your opporluiiitj !
Let us make your connections foc'yoil.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
iu-rri:iii.'.Vr
HAN" I'll AM'ISOH. l'Vli. 2S (Al')
-lllltlcrrut f. o. li. Sun Krunclsco.
&VC.
Woman Candidate
For State House
SAI i:.M. Or.-.. Krb. 2S (Al')
Tile fli-st woman so fur to flic lis
fiiiiill'iiilf for a stiilc olftcc In tilt"
Kim tills your Is Anna I Wells, of
lllllslioro. who unlay I II,. I nllh llic
sccrclsry of slate lir tlcctariitlon
as a caniliilalf for llic rvpuhltcuit
noiiiliistimi for ri'prcscntaityc In !
I lie h'lslalurc for Washington
comity. .
'"rh, hosl I 1ivc for svml IckIs- :
ulllon," Is her sIokuii. i
A stllilcnt lump, inatlc In
has hecn prcscntctl to Vale.
ISIS,
Col.
Ickcs usil to hs rcKitriliiJ us pluues
to sluily, ou huuw.
III.
Artichokes 21c Mich. :
Villls,
Apple Jomtthnn, llonics, Ltellos;
ilo w ei h. t.ro box.
Iiollciilns upplcs 1.1I63.&0 pet
llOX. .
Hnniinns lfc Ih.
Persimmons '! for STic
Lemons fit. , '
' orni;cs 4iisi ruc iloa.
c'lm-lrill Rrtippfrlllt Med. also. 3
for 2fc: Ini'KO. 2 for 3f,c.
Kloi I.Ih. Brapefrult 2uo such. -
Snirsr.
Ohio sugui -' lil.lU.
Monr. . '''
Sort wheul Ji.lll lihl.
Iluiii feileriillnn -S.40 bbl.
I'tMillrs
Kprlmr fries 2S-S0C lb.
Hulls SSl 3(P Hi. ,
. Mrsis util KmIi.
n. ef boll U', Sf,..
Chops nil stcsks- -ic lb. t .
Kalinoll (slrlctty fnslil 3BU Um
Hlllelt 2 His 2iic,
HullbUI SIiO lb. ' '., .
i naisjlnie
Casolliic; rcrutar. retails. So -'
Loosen Up That' Cold
With Musterole !
Have Musterole handy when a cold
starts. It has all of the aSvantagc of
Krandmothcr's mustard plaster without
tlie burn. You feel a arm Uncle as the
healing ointment penetrates the porej,
then a soothing, cooling sensation and
quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients, Musterole is
recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis,
sore throat, stiS neck, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neu
ralgia, congestion, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of.
the chest. It may prevent pneumonia
nd -flu."
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