La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1928, Image 8

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SUNDAY
SLIPPERS r "
HOSE
' TIES
; SHI JM s
BELTS
They are here for your selection" moderately
priced and practical gifts. Dad will appreciate
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"The ManV Store"
GRANGE HALL
PERSONALS ;
Uomo M- ,.""na Krlt'n and Cly.lo fi.rni. . riwra for the coinlnR yiur were
iiunu.. . . mim Vhnlllu lloinl hii bIkiici! tho 'choHoii durliiK tho rownl stnto cun-
, I-ori.iioCurm.iii.iitilovi'ruliliiy,(,onlrnt.t , ,,,,, lhu iti,-rIHo ventlon ut ItHlniir. This Ih con
liist wi-vk vIbIIIhk hnr aunt; Mm. ,Bl.h(10 ni,xt ylir ulilnrctl ono of the most linparUiiil
lully DhIiIhIi-oiii, or iieur Inland Mr K0 Hurrlnnn. of l.u 'offl; of the Rmimc.
t'lly; . . . i y omnJe, hnil an hor Ulnnw kih-miu , Mm. l-'nil WoHthcrford and
( Mr. und Mm. Owiw 1'uukoU and Humliiy. Mr. and Mr. Wllllum rlilldren, of Cnliroinlii. lira cx
UhukIiIit. lrnm, of Union, wnra JIukIh'u unil win. f'lulrc. ' l"''-'1 -d to m rlvo boiiio time this
ymHlij ut tio Mutt KiioM homu Hun- f : After vlnltljifr ruhttlvi'H In the week for a vlalt with Mm. Weuth-
day. ' , ,i . .
i lluryl Tuylor of Porllimd. Is her
vIsIIIiik Ills fntlier, O. W. Taylor.
(Icoi'Be Hinuu iiceomimnled 1 41.'
OmnUe friends on n ftalilnn trip
to Mlnuin Sunday.
! Mn. nnd Mrs. Oeorce HiiKhes find
IwoUltlln sons,' Alhert iuid Put, Mr.
Airs. (Jeortfe Ciekelt)' unil'soii,
' Melvln, und duuKltter, Irnui,. Mr,
&nd Mi's..Jlert Huncer und tluutfli-
016 is a pres
sure or a weight
on your- lawn
hose, .'. sufficient
water c a n not get
through to keep the
grass green and heal-,
thy.
f there is pressure
on one or more of
the nerves supply
ing your heart,
stomach,; 4, kidneys o,r
some other organ,
with mental impulses' ;
the pinched . nerve
cannot carry the. full,
amount of life force -from
the brain, neces
sary to keep the or
gan it supplies heal
thy and dis-ease fol
lows.
Most diseases are
caused by pressure on
nerves. .
Chiropractic
Adjustments
col l ect the cause
Dr. F. L. Tribe
! Nen I'ldey IWHM!n3
Mil,' j 1 111
JUNE 17
i lor, Murjorl
j spent Hunduy ptrnlr.fng
, Grnmlo Hondo vlviM'.
1 .- Mr. and Mrs. Lobby, of J'urlluml,
who have bom vltdtiug at tho
Ocorffc Curnos homo, have kohi to j
I Will III Widlll
arunifo Hull district, l-a Oninde
nnd I'nlwn since 'I'lmiwliiy eveiilnK.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllum l.ynmn left
Monduy inornhiK ror Hniiiiett, I1I11.,
hero they will visit for nemo lime
with their son. Wllllum l.yiimn Jr.,
r.nnllv 'I'lw.v u'lll then vn mi
to Itupert. Ida., where they will
visit relatives und frlemls hefoie
roturnhiK to their home at . Med
ford. Ore.
Mrs. Kila HrlKlit, of l-'ord. Kan.,
Is spcmtlnff the Huminer with hot
Hon-ln-lnw and tlauKhtor, Mr. und
Mrs. Knoeh' JohnHiin.
Mr. anil Mra. (v'liurlcs Wosley6
Hond, of Washington state, are vis-
Itlntf with his parents, Mr. ami Mrs.
C. V. Hond.
' .
j On Juno i Jus. Ciydo nelved
the sad news of the death of his
i fat her, A I men Clyde, who passed
,,11 way Sat unlay monilnff in Hanla
Aim. Cni.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MeCnll and
family drove to' near Hlurkcy Sun
day where they spent the dny ptc-
; lilting. They report u heavy ruin
'storm while there,
j : After living at Walla Walla for
some time Mr. nnd Mrs. Melvlu
Dnxter have returned to l.u Grande
to reside. He is employed at thu
llluo Mountain creamery. '
! Mrs. George fumes is visiting In
Portland. v
Mr. and Mrs, O. K. Armstrong of
l.os Angeles. Cal.. were visitors tho
j first of last week at the Charh'H
-Spencer home. Mr. Armstrong Is
f sales tminnKer of the Dig 7 Kertll
;Uer company of l.os Angeles and
j he, with Mrs. Armstrong, Is en
, route to Chicago wheru ho will
'transact busine.HS.
) Jn onler -to npendfthe day with
jher parents, Mr. und MrsS. John
son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles GokehT
drove to. near Alltel Sunday. Mrs.
! (iekeler's sister. Mrs. Hylviu Fos
ter, accompanied them.
lj'atlm Watts, of t'nlonv spent
last wei-k with her friend, l.orena
Carnes.
Mrs. Maltlc Golden relumed
her huuie In Iji Grande Monday '
ortcr visiting with her 4 son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Golden, tor h few days.
Monday, Juno 4, Mr. and Mrs.
bilt Krlcs, Mr. and Mrs, Kurl
Kun. I. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Clyde
and son, Ma mire. Mr. and Mrs.
Gi-orge t Ferrer, and Letdie Mllllcai J
iiiado up u party that motored to
a
10 Years Ago
Today
lUii'l iUimIi'I lias been pre ,
.cnleil with h lieu gold pen
mil I m-orlng tl Ih'tilml his
ear mi jill can uml ntl-
Mi (rr h,
nut
TishiC liniroeineuts In
ts-iiH civ lint ecn thot of
In those tlays.
lnK hi our lmhw
and (he Ihs.
Sheaffer's
Lifetime
The- holder nil i.r Hie time
7. .VI H..VI .7." in. (Ml
am) tii
i
: L. & L. Drug Co.
BERRIES CHEAPER
SUPPLY IS LARGE
Cherries in Poor Demand
and New Potatoes -Are
Weaker "
1'OUTI.AND, Ore, June 13 (Al1)
8lruwberrtta- wero cheaper ear
lier today with Miipiflh'j of good
stuff law.' Host berries sold ut
Jl.iifi pet cruto but tho uycrutro
pilco was around '. )6.
I' ii Ht local niHpliorrk'S "of tlifHcu
Kon bt-Kan cumin if hi lawr quan
tity yuHtenluy alao. They vpr un
usually fine berrlen unci sold rap
idly ut $3. f per oratu of 24. boxua.
(herrle were In . poor demand,
bent ItlnRH Hulling around 2n per
pound iviiilo other soft or varieties
went a-bowrlng at ll.&fi l.Gd per
L'n-puuml box. I'ln eliurrlea were
ultio eheaiier, selling uround 640a
; per pound. ;
! New potutoen were weaker, de
l c linen uvoruKinK about 2Sc per nut: k
on ut! wade and vniletlea. ('all
fornla ied averaged around f2.26
6t 2.75, wbilc whiten about 26c
hlKher,
1 llutter und ckr prices were
nteudy and unchanged. The inar
lut continued to display- activity
und u firm tone prevailed through
out. Yesterday's VeeolptH were: ,
, nutter, 10, .o poil n '1b: eggs 981
eaten. Htorugo holding last night
were: ' '
llutler, 472,220 pounds;- cggH,
GC,24!I mises,- 3- ' '
Country dressed meats und poul
try were firm but prices were on-,
changed. " Demand for , broiler
stock continues good, ns cold pack'-,
Ins Is ueltve. Young ducks a ro Inf
over-supply und weak ut J820c
per pound. . i ' . '
JVndleton to attend a wruHtllrig
mutch bet w tn Howard , Canton
wine, or Webster City. Iowa, and
iMMsBMB . Wallaru Dugad. of Canada. f The
witnesses report a good bout' and
' J Caulonwlne tho winner. Cunton
and Donald Spencer ' wine Is a nephew of Matt Krlcs
up tho nnd the members of the Krics fam
I lly had thu pleasure, of receiving.
Ik V1WIV I ruin mill luai uuu
their homo hero.
Kriends of Hoy Oekoler" will bo
In I........ Iwi una .liwtnil
rl'ord 8 ixtrentH, Air. hnd Mrs. J, A.
Jloliiiuu, und with her sister und
hi-othcr.
Air. und Mrs. I.. R Wriisht ro
tiirued home Sunday evening from
it week's trln to Western OreBOli.
Most of the time was spent at he
ittute grunge convention at Itnllller
where they wuro dileifutes from
liluo Mountain Krauze. Mr. and
,Mt'H. WiIkIH, uut'ompiinled by their
daughter, Mrs. ' liert- (Ireiner, 1 und
two child rim luft Jat tlrfTrtde aloiit
0 o'clock Hunduy mornintr Juno II
, and arrived that evenlnif In Forest
tGrove at tho home of Mr. Wright's
mother, Mrs. M. J. Wright. I.eav-
iR Mrs. Grelner and children to
vi mi t i torn wiiiie inev aiioniieu
granKe. Mr. and Mrs. Wright went
on to Halnler Monday afternoon
and stayed until Haturday. 1 They
then 'returned to- Forest Grove,
stayed ull night, and early Sunduy
morning Juno JO, accompanied by
tho daughter, grundchlldrcn und
Mr. Wright's mother, they started
homo und urrlved about 8 o'clock
that e ve n I n g . T h e y re p o rt a
splendid time and good work done
at the grange meeting. While In
Halnler they camped with Mr. und
Mrs. Hoy tlekoler, of Itlue Moun
tain grange. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson and Mr. Slack, of I'lcus
nut tirovo grange, nnd Mr. Down
ing and Mr. Lines,, of Hurricane
Creek grunge, of Wallowu,, camped
near, ull using tho same stove.
Mrs. Wright declares that the
scenery ono sees between Portland
and Halnler Is nlono well worth the
drlvtf Jrom here. v Mr. Wright Is
very petststeut In emphasizing tho
fact that the trip was a very pleus
ant, affair as u whole but It Mas
Impossible for everything to run
too smoothly. H Is probably only
tho fellow who has hud tho experi
ence of having u "blow out' when
extra anxious to reach His destina
tion, that knows how Mr. Wright
felt, when, not only ono "blow .out"
but throe," of thctti boomed Inter
mittently us tio travelers rolled
along towards Forest Grove, the
first day out.
Mrs, Florence-Kelly, of Milton,
Orx,, spent last week visiting at the
home of her sister Mrs. Charles
rnsclckor.
Mr. and Mrs.. William Lyman, of
Medford, Ore., Mrs. A, K. Huff.
Ja Urunilo, and Mm. Hert
Knight and datigliter, AnuiryUin. of
I nlon, were dinner guests at he
homo of Mr. und Mrs. Ch'urles
Spencer Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Wright accompanied
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs, (. F. Wright, home from
j Western Oregon Sunday and will
.spend the summer visiting with
jher four sous und their families.
I Besides Frank, Willis ami Wil
liam live In the Grande Hunde
valley and John lives mar Joseph
In Wallow ti eoipity.
Mrs. J. K. Anson and two child
ren left Saturday lor I'rescott,
Wash., where they are vhdtlng with
M r. Anson's sUtcr, Mrs. Stella
Mailer and family. They expect
lo return home the last of the
week.
Ul,( INITION l(NOIii:i
SAl.KM, t)re.. June U (Af)
UMtiiltionH from the governor of
'ollfornlii for Hie eMi-niliih.n i.r
r.ih
JiT"m Otlverlu and Jidin Doe Mat
0t lurk b-.th held at Hend. were hon-
ined yesterday by Aetlng (iuvernor
0 John II. Car kin. The piictmerH
Q are wanted at Meivod,- Cut., ea
t-hiir.ych of forhr- aiul endor.se
S me nt.
O .
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
; ' UI1GAUO
' Open
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Wheat
Inly.
S-il. ..
Iiee.
ij vkhi'ooi. wiiK.vr
I.IVEIll'OOI., Juno 13 (Al')
Wheat close: July Ids, Oct.
1 .Hli Uec. 10s, ,
If UTIi.l.N'lV. WIIKAT '
, 1'OrtTI.ANI). (Je June 13 (AI-)
Wheut mill; , Imril .. white,
1 1. 4(1 14 1 soft wjilte, western whit,
$1.4(1; hard , .wlnlor,.. northern
1ltto westf-rn rod. ... .
. , Outs No, 2, .3Q lbPwlllUi (ced.
M- . ' - !-....,. . . '
,. Toduy's... receipts Wheut, it:
flour 1; corn 8. .,, , , ,
. r-. : : r- t .
Wheat Havy Arid
" Lower A t Close
CIIICAOO, June IS Al') Open.
Iniy o off to 'Vie up. Chicago
wheat nfterwnrd scored moderate
ffulns all nrounrl.'- Corn und outs
weie easy, w-lth corn starting at
to 14c advance, but luter show
ln(? lloollnc.' ; I''ovlslona dlspluyod
flrniness ' V1, ' i ;
Wheat closed hayy, 1 lot
net Iqw'et;: vorn;. to fl'c down:
ouls, to Ic off, und -provisions
unchanBod to; life, decline. ' ) ' ,,
' tiA anivtK wtioi.fcswij; ,
'.') -HMMlrr (u.e Weictitt v " ;
8nrtnes-lClic' l.'lf,"V';
Heavy. honeMO lit) ib'f; '
t-iuiit hens lOo lb; ; ' ,
, gttLf ler-lb? -eft'r; f
Vtour.'.' '. .-.
Hard Freratlonv(bra vneat)
!. bbl,' '-rt i'V 1
Hett wlKfr-it.U''W.f': -
LA GRANDS BKI All, fclAKKKT
". Hutter, 'nrbamfrry 47c;, 2 lbs. 0o
Chos8--k6Q'4uo a pound -Honey,
oomb-Eo !b. 1 ' '
'-, -' VP-fMurB.
, lotutpKS 1 4 lbs. 26c; 4!)c sack.
Now potutoesa lbs. for 25c.
Green Teas dfic lh.ru for 26c.
; String beans Hfiq lb. '
Mexican toinaioes -20c. lb. -
Iars ley 6c bunch.
New Texas cabbngd 'Die lb.
Wax onions 4 lbs. ' 23c.
Lettuce : 1 0c head.
Kndlve 'Ific; 2 'for 26a
Ithubat-b 4 -lbst-26c.-
Tellow onions 6c lb. - .- v
ItadiHhcs -6a bunch.
Hothouso ciicunriierH 1 tc euoh;
. Hunch currots-y for Iftu.
Hunch -beets -2 .for I Co. .
- Jted CHbbage-t-rlO lb. '
TurnijiB 2 for I5t
Cotery-i-25n bunch.
llothouso lettuco--jric lb.
Asparagus liu lb. -
Green onions -Sc bunch.
Parsnips -6n lb,
' Brussels sprouts 2 fit lb. - : -
UntHfagss-r Bo tb ' i ,
New Wullu VUl'jiplnuch &u lb
Artichokes nc vucii.
. Frtilto. .
Apples Jotiatitaji, Romes, Bele
flowers, $1.60 boxr-..1
, Melons 8c lb. . . ;
; Home-grown sli n berries Mo. :
Hood Itlver. strawbcrncs-lGc.
Gooseborrles Go iU
Uananiwi 10c lb,.., ' '
Persimmons 2 for 2Bo, --.
. Lemons 40c do4 ir ,
Orunges fi0(fr7nc doa. ;
Cherries 16c box. '
Florida grupefrult--Mud. sia. S
for 26c; largo, 2 for X?c.
Florida grapefruit Zfio each.
- Sngmr.' -f .
Cane sugar $7.14.,
(lour, ' .
Soft wheat $8.40 bbl.
Hard federation $8.40 bbl.
Poultry '
Spring fries 2R-30o lb. ,
Hens 2M 30o lb.
"tleats and p&h, ; . ,
Beef boll uifflSc. ;
Chops and steaks 30c lb.
Salmon (strictly fresh) 36c lb.
Hullbut 3'c lb.
Cod 2nC -lb. ' . ' -
Wi nix going to if fiw yon a
I mud iili him hnrgiibi next Suttirtln,v
In paint. Ucmcnibcr, Mils is hi!j
0110 day. m If ymt aiv otit day UU
lute ilmt nlll bo Jiim too Imil. v
bavit MMcrnl hum I ret 1 gallons of
Wind -Shield Ihhim tmlnt. nuim
furturi'il by tin Ccrluln-tttl PrtsJ
ucts 4tHiiMiny, tliat we will let jimi
liar for Ju-t at,5 a galloti. Take
no vliamiiH, i tune early ami avobll
tlie rtili. TImh nr bac a fe
UMNO gnlbsis of ItiiiHhm enamel
that usually ivtuIN fur S9.W a gal
lon. This m n 111 let chi hac
sat 1111 Iny only for 9 1.H."V. ' Itemem
her Dm ibite get ready fin. I lie
dn (i kii't inline Hut lat Jnt
iull jutir frelgbt at a treiuentltMi
rate hIo nut wait or yim will
know mir fati cimim tlmHudi tin'
gale and put our immey m the
plnte H will Ih gobbled up by the
Iicmy,, weight,
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Wc- .VII' l-iir Cash s
"Tho I'oor Man's tlenO
UBA1N
filch :
tttn
114.,
Jam .- ' t'Jwrt)
137)4 .J ,I37I3)K
iai tat i:i4
1-OnTLAM) I.lVC.VItlt K
I'OHTLANIJ, Ore... June 13 A1')
t'uttle and calves steady." Ito
ceipis so. , : ' - ..
Steers ' ( 1 1UII-1 SUO lbs.) ood,
I1I.50W1:; dii. , (950-1001) lbs.)
good, MUVi; do (lu und up)
inedluni, $8 11; clo coininon, iH.tiU
ft 10: heifers (S5lt lbs. down) Rood,
$)($ 10.50; .do coiun'ion to medium,
$ s. 50 o co ws.,sood, .$x.7s.2t;
do low cut, 15.507; bulls (year
HnKH excluded), good ber. 17.
; do cutter to inedluni. IIJ.&l)i(
7.26; calves (600 lbs. down) lue
dluin' to choice, .&() ) 10.5(1; do
cull to common, 0.60S.6(i; venl
ers (milk fed), good to choice, $13
ft 14.50; do iiicdium, $1113; do
cull, to common', f7,t0ttll. t .
Hogs: r'eedor pigs 60 4 75c hlgh-
86. Heavyweight (SOU-350 lbs.) me -
dlum to choice, $s(i 10.6U; medium
weight (2U0-26U lbs.) medium to
flaoo, lb. .1. n,.,ll,m. m ,hlr..
choice. S.76imu.7r.;. light weight j
(XHu.ui;.ps., in.QUluii (o cnoicc,
tl0.76i 11':. light lights I30tI60
Ibs.X, liieJ(un) ,to (iliolcc, $V.50ic
10.76: 'Dacklntr sows (rough and
snioot ID,;,-$7.603.60! aiuughtur
plgs..;(U6V3n '. lbs.),-, 'jnedluin- to
choice',, -S 9.8,60fi iU '. feeder, und
tocher pigs (iv-120 Jbs.j, medium
to choice, S.f.(K 'J. 10.. -. --;
Hltep and . lambs: .Luiiibs 56c to
f 1 llfwer, .'Others ..stuudy. Itecelpts
456,; Including. 30,, -n cmsutt.
Lumbsi (114, .. 4bs. --i tlown good - to
fcholoe. H,0-&$11: dij-CJbH. tlowi)
iiieuiuin. iiui 4 1; uo',(ini weights)
cull ito: common, ,$10!. ycurling
wethers (Jil'u.ilbs,i.down.) iiiedium to
choice, I7li.r8.50:- cw-esi (1 IT I ) lbs.
down). . medium '.io, -aholce, $5(1;
do il20' to' 150 lbs.) medium to
chok'w,,.4tr'8.li: . do (ull weights)
cull'to-cohimon, $24.
I -'' ; --
t ' " 'BITITKRI AT - .
8.VN fltANt-'lHtO, June i3 (Af);
-r-l)utl'erfut f. o. b. Blip, l-'runclsco,
47 54c!':--'- '.;;.' . ' ..'..':
NKW VOJtK,
Dried . fruit -:nnd
June, 13 (AP) ;
.liops steady. .
There isn't a bit of exposed machinery
in the General Electric Refrigerator.
It's all hermetically scaled inside one
steel casing-amounted on top of the
cabinet. ' There isn't any mechanism
under the box, inside it or down in
the basement. . '
To such remarkable simplicity have the
engineers-of General Electric brought
the domestic refrigerator For fifteen
years they worked. They built thou
sands of refrigerators. Tested them in
the laboratory and in homes. Changed.
them", improved them, perfected them
Time Payments -can
be arranged, if
you prefer.
! Bullish Trend
Predominant In
Exchange Today
NKW YOHK, June 1 Ul)
Ite.ipondtng to tho placing of large
supporting orders und tho buying
of "bargain hunters" slock prices
made a brisk recovery today ufter
the disastrous break of yesterday.
A few soft spots cropped out heio
and there, but tho general trend
wu upxvurd. Standard Industrials
und rulls rallied one lo five points.
Tho closing wus strong, Hecov
ery of yostot day's losses, und a
good deal more besides, wus ac
complished In the iftetooric rise of
the afternoon, which pushed many
high priced stocks from & to 12
points above the'piovlous closf be
fore they fu I to red on realizing.
Uuldwin, . which sturted 7 pomvS
lower at 23S, rose to li75, und then
dropped to -00. Total tules tip
proxluiutod 4,ooo,uo0 aha res. .
CHICAtiO LIVKK'rOCK
CHICAGO, Juno 13 (A1J) Hogs
r-m.uuo) steady ou choice hogs;
1 lo?v" 'ullca 'cak: ,ou "l lu u"lu
, tor cholcu 2n-S weights,
Uutchers. medium to choice,
!M-M 9.!6i 10.11); 200-250
lbs., - -$1).26( . HI.UIJ 1V0-200 lbs.,
fS.VllU 10.10. ' '..,", .
CUttle 12,000; eulves. 3,500:
weighty steers weulc to 25c lower;
Slow; sluughtur classes, steers, good
anil choke, 1300-1500 lbs., $U.25
t 14.(16; 1 100-13110 lbs., f 1 3.25 (.
(4.75; 1)50-4 100 lbs.. $13. 25DM4.II0;
fed yearlings, good and choice, 760-
960 lbs., $l3.50i lS.00. N .
Vcalcrs (milk fed good und
choice,, $U1il3.75. ."
Hhcep 17,000; full lambs slow,
35c or more JOwer; fat sheep wcuk
to 25c off;; feeding 'lumbs clemund
harrow:', undertone' weakf ; lambs,
good und cholcu ( it 2 ' lbs. down)
I6.2GW 17; medium $I3.50I!M5.25;
-ewes, .medium to choluu (150 lbs.
down) $47.50.
- I'OUTI.AM) -lt()l)l ci: ,:
1'OIITUNI), Ore., Juno 13 iAl")
llutter, eggs, milk, poultryi,on
lons, wool, steady, unchunged.l-o-Tatoes:
New potatoes-generally.'; 25
lo 60c per cwt. lower.
'. jluy: ; Vajley timothy, alfulfu,
lower: straw quoted 50c lower;
timothy $21 ii 21.60; do valley $18
ttU..tu; alfalfa Url8.su.- -
No exposed moving
nS. " I is mmiiwtM sir i
WjH. Bohnenkamp Co.
FIND IT
HERE
Oopj for this column must be
la by t a. m.
I.VSI'HA.VCR AND HONDS
Everything But Life lnsurane '
-U. K. -INVKKTMENT CO. .
O. W. WAKNOCK
: J-18-tf
- A'l-TKNTIO.V lIAGIJiS ''
All .l,..h-lnv lli.kelM for llUIIOUel
ut Kucujuwea hotel l-'rlday, Juno 15,
. . . .. ... . ... i
please get in louen wim iw nvvj
ictary or the convention chulrmnn
not luter than Thursduy evening. I
$1.00 each. i
Kverett K. Walker, Bec'y. 1
..... I
..'" Now Is tho time lo got your sup-1
ply of (iooseberrles, while in prime
for cunning. Sluckland Uros.,'Covo,
Oro. 0-!)-4t
Wo huve just received a very at-
tructlvo nev pattern of Havailan
China Diiuierware, the lllrd of j
Turudlso putt'ern. You will enjoy
seeing It. Seeing It Is wanting it.
Wo will bo glad to show it to you.
Ulchardson's Art, und Olft Shop.
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, IllOX l-TK.NSII.S--.. -Iron
skillets, Dutchc oven und
hot cuke griddles nt exceptionally
low prices. Melville's. . 0-13-lt
l-'uther's Hay fulls on June 1 7th.
Wo 1 uvo Greeting Curds for thu
occasion. Newlin Book, .Stare. O-'J-tf
Toys und Halls for tho wholo
,yeur, ut Ndtvllris.- ,' ''6-t)-tf
IH'.iistllcliln;. pleating, button
holes, etc. ?ioiton'a Kiuillo slwp.
Juno is tho month of Brides. Wo
"have uiuny new und lovely creu-
.tipns for tho Wedding Gift, priced
to suit your necls. Hon t forget to
see our, stock first before (nuking
your selections. . ltlchurdson's Art
und Gilt Hhop. 0-ll-at
Ono $150.00 ' Columbia, with 20
Vlrtnr rernrtln rnnn ut 150.0(1 at
Nowlln Hook Store. C-9-tf
ELECTRIC
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.... until this final example of simpl icity
and efficiency was evolved. wa? pri-
marily an electrical problem. And so it
was solved, as one would expccr by the
world's outstanding group of electrical
engineers and scientists. .
. Come in today and study the many
models. Notice how cjuietly they op
erate. See. h6w roomy, strong arid
vattractive the cabinets are. Remem
ber, too, that they use very little cur-;
rent to make all thcce you need and
give you proper refrigeration. ' ' " '
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to 1CBM 8t." '
y- iM (iroud. Oro.
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Brassieres ?
Ldy-Lyk" 'w'i'y
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A -variety
of typ.es for
different fig
ures Each
one carefully
designed and
well made,
25 to
: 79c
COOKED VOOn SA1.K ;
lly I.. 1). S. Ladles Kriduy nt 10 1
A. jl., at Stone s push Store. Chick-!
en pics speelulty. , i 0-11-21'
'J.Cavo.-yoilr order with tho Now-
lln Hook. Htoro for .any book you
want that -Is hot In Block. , G-U-tt
SI'l-X-IAL lllOITI'I.Vt! -
' .A special iueetlng of Hope chap
ter. No. -1 3. culled Tor 1 o'clock
Thursday, at Masonic hull, lo at
tend funeral . services for. our -lulu '
sister, J.laetto .Zurbrlck.
By order of Worthy I'utron.
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"i'he IJuptlst ladles are giving a ,
chicken dinner Thursduy. June 14, '
In the church buscnie-nt. I'rlce 5-iej
6:30 to 7:30. O-U-lf
A $250.00 Kdlson Phonograph,
with. $40.00 worth of records for
sale ut $125.00. ut Ncwllll Hook
Store. " . ...'..",; 0-ll-tf
YOU will iieed'ii pair of kitchen
seules for aceurato cunning und
. cooking. Watch for our week
end special. Melville's. li-12-lt
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