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J (UAAWKi w.:.,s, I.., Jd,lwi-rV..tli-tit. '!(. i'li'-' ...V I i 'I - Page EfgnT Wednesday, July 25, 1028 CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i 'I ! Hyi : - - I AVi. I tui f " ! Ibll ; fro Iht i f i ; llo i a. I i all n i ; tat ola wv n ell "V tta t1 f or . ai hi j n i ' ; i Ml : 4 h OUR NEW! V Cleaning & Pressing " Department Main 812 V - Tor so of Man 1 8 FotinH. in RivPV ' 7 ' I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. July !5 AI') -Tho torao of un unidentified man luday by Jack Itobcrta. watchman, waa lounu in mo wiiiumetio river .Tho body. Icgh-Mnnd having only ilk one arm. nun ucen in the water pound and grwn beans at 6iSc. tVnin alx months to a year. ', aspsragua l-sns bringing tho top. t No marks Of Violence were vis- Kerry offerings were limited al ible. , . . a most entirely to blackberries, with r v , the price hovering around $1.25 f t ' Rl'MOR FALSE -V' per crate, LONDON. July 25 (Al') Ins., Melon Higher putcliea from culro state that re- porta emanating from Jaffa that Mnnsiiimuu aianmouu, premier oi ugypt, naa ueen nasussinaiea, are Ithuut foundation. tOfWM 10 Years Ago Today j WwsfH qt rjillniml hIhimicii Wtw 1'itNiM.ft )ty Itlmior CaVIK'nil Ml'All.KI. ' Use Plenty of TALCUM AfU'r 'NlmvltifTt nftcT hatlt, iiiortiliiit, ' ikhih mill nitflti. Inku u talc Hltmvi'r. It (Iimh ' , ktit'i j on i'oul. L.&L.DrugCo. DIM A Knfu riat u lo liny A Mttru IHavo to Nao You liny Tor Ichh ul tlu lOcoiioiny Hloro every duy In the your. All tiutiunitlly ud Vertiaetl Ih-iiiuIh of iiieri'lian UIho of (iiullly ut lowest prlcuH. Shop ut th la ttloio und be coiivhiced. LiMHi itMi N s .mi n i;s liimvy horxehtde In wrlta or who dewed. The kind that will IiimI twice iih long. Jkon omy.Halu priee M;A'lilKlt WOIIK til.OVliS Ve.ry guoil rilling, snap wrist. Kconoiny Kiile I'rlcc 49c Economy Store f W'Uwu MtM I'eople 'I'rnilo Alklinel S. Alpert, lrop. . HUH Deitot St. A straight Spine "Ask the man Dr. F. Phone Mulr lid (Palmar Office Huura: ' MELONS HIGHER; BUTTER STEADY Berry Offerings Limited corn on trie Cob Is Fairly Plentiful .... Pnltll.ANIi. On.., July 26 (AP) Country dressed meats were driiKKy today with tho exeeptlon of vv.il which wus waive and moved well ut 2le In,,. Poultry steady , . . . . hi, v' f . 1, IVMl-ft' ltilll.i- If! Mill K.tll Irituco fired) - lulnir- Inif 13.75 i.t erula early or aliout f.u liiorc thuti yesterday. l,ocul. dry offerlnKU wi-i unchaiiKod. ToiiiatneH were likewise hlfrlier, reflecllni? ftcarclty of Rood atock. .('alirni'nlu Iniualoen were aeillnf; from $2. bo to t'3.bu, deitendlnir on the package, while Wullu Walla off'Tinca hrotiKh' as high aa IUn for thv beat atuck. The Dallea Stock moved around $1.75 Ct Corn ri.iillfill Corn on the rob una In fairly l'lr""rul aupply and cheaper at :l.75 per uck for the yellow and . I1.5& for the white vitri. 'lies. 8ncka luveraged from bIk lo stven doxen ears.. The 1 'alien cucumbera were high- er today, bringing sac per box or two to two and a half doten. Heat! green peas were selling at 10c per Watermelons were higher. Iiest grades bringing from !, to Sc per pound. (llanos r- Ih1 .nlnp to come from California in, incasing" quan tities and are mci.np with a fair ly icooil demand on local wholcaali niarktx. Mtnukkas wero topping the niarkH this morning at $3.uu. white acedlejm and Itismark arle tlra went to the trade at 1.754j 3.15, doprnding on condition. ("II run frulta mere atrong today.! Ipinona riinclnR from $7.75 on large, alzes to V.M on i-00 and 3fi0 sl cruti-a.' ; OrunfrMn were also hlKh.j ffoiiiK' ut IS to $!' per era to. dr-j pending on ale. A few California KrupefrtiU were 01 the murk ft til $4.&0 hut moHt co;nrnis8lon houaca wore cleaned. I'OKTLAM) V.2 VivSTOCK I'OltTI.ANIi. fun . Julv 1tt CAP. Cultln und riilvoii hI(iiI. Nu re- I CelptH. .HtlMM'H, 1 niO-UIMI HlH.t ROOd, $ I 1.21) (!) 1110; do IiKO-noo Urn., good, II. fiOii 12.10; do ft oo and up, mo dluinH, M).2fi(rj I t .ar; do coimnon, f8.f0 Of lO.Hf.. . HelforH, 85U IbH. down, Rood, HIGv 10.50; do com mon to niiMllum, ti.dOai 10, f'owH, Hootl, $S.7rifii U.'JG; do uoinmon to medlutii, f71f8.75: do low cut-turn, $rifti 7. IIuIIn (yenrltiiKa excluded) Kood hoof, 7.2r.f8; do cutter to medium, fii.&u (it 7.1!fi. Calves, 600 IbH. down, medium to uhoice, $8,50 tic Ki.r.O; dn null to r(mimon, f . 6 0 fti S.RoA-VealeiH (milk fed), good to ehoiee, 14; do tnodltini, $11 o ia; do cull to common, $7.50 II. Horh Mulelier cltuascH aftfii Ilfic lower: npulH 00c off. Hwclpls U0, direct. Heavy welRht, 350-H50 lh., me tl I ii in (o choice, JH.r.Ofi 1 1 ,Mi; me dium weight, ou.L'50 Dm., intMllum to choice, $ 1 0.riO r(f 1 1.70; light Wright, IfWi.iMHi II. ,4., medium to choice, $11! 1 2.2fi; , light llghla, litii-Hid llrH.. inedluiii lo choice, $lo.u0 4f 12. racking hhwh, rough! and miio th,.$8.7rftMt.ri0. Slaughter 1 plgH, HO-U0 lbs., medlui i to choice, ; $ini(i I 1.25; feeder und Miocker pigs. 70-1.10 IbH., medium to choice, $9.M4f 10.50. i (Hon or oily hoga and roasling pigH excluded In above iiuotatlonH). SheCji and lambs steady. Itccetpta 255. I Khi'fp nnd liunbs Y'urliugri quoted higher. No receipts. i Lambs, Hi Iba. down, good to choho ,$10.76(iil2.25: do, 2 lbs. doivM, medium, $!).V5r 10.75; do, nil V'flghta, cull (o common. $S.5nf,i 1 1.7P: yenrllng wethers, 1 10 lbs. i doy n, medium to choice, $7.504( K: j ewes, 1 2'i lbs. down, medium to . eludes Utih; do. 120-160 lbs., me dium to eholce. $311 4.50: do, all ' weights, cul to common, $2.t. is a valuable asset. who owns one." L. Tribe Graduate, New Pulpy Hldg. 9 to 6; 7 to 8 j I MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY - ; t'lllt'AU Vlirnt ; Oinii : I jr ....... laiy, . . J?; ! ....,.........i2liani, i.lvi:itf'ooi win: at I.IVKIIpoul. July 26 AP) Close Wheal: Julv 9s. Itid; Uel. !,, 6S1; l)oo. 9s. !. . . imiiTIAKn u iu at ,,,,.,.7 . , . V. . : . ... ' V ', ' u 1 " wealern while, II. 23: hard winter. '' noithern mirintr. $1.17; weal tr" 10 Oula No. 31! Hi., white' feed. Toilay'. cur reuelptu Wheat )3U; four S; col.n . )lay . , U. P. Earnings For 'June on Increase NKW VOHK, July 5 (Al) June earninffa of t'nion Pacific were aulMtanllully better than a year uko. rrnaa revenuea rlntusr to S 1 &.!! 8.4 74 from S I A. 127. 49 1. Not opeiatlnx income moved to $1,871.- 63$ from ll.S94.626 In June 1927. Net operating Income for tho half year wan $ 1 2,?K(j,239. un in- creaav of I2.SU7.3U4 over the prov toua corresponding period. LA .KAMK WHOLESALE MAKKKTS , : v Bprtnff 18 lie lb. Heavy hena 14l6o Ik. Uffht hana lOo lb. . 8Us--lo lb. Flour. Hard Kodurutiotr (Imrd tvlit-ut) 17.0 bbl. Soft wheal 17.40 bbl. LA (.UAMK lti;i AI Dairy. MA It KiriS Itutter. creamery 60c; 2 Iba, Vio. KaTRa-So doa. ... Cheeae 46 4400 a pound Honey, comb S6o lb. YcgctnhlcM Totutoea 14 Iba. 26c: 40o aack. New potatoea 2c lb. Green pena 2 Iba. for 25c. Hiring beuiiH loc lb. . Klgln liotlioiiHe tomatoea 30c lb. Walla Walla hothouse tomutoca 15c lb. , Pnraley fic bunch. Now Texna cabbage 4c lb. Cauliflower 15c lb. Wax onions 5c lb . Lettucoy-lOc ,hoad. Hummer NMUUbh-r-tfu lb,, -Kmllvo 15c; 2 for 26c Yellow onions 5o lb, ItudlHiiea So bunch. KrcHli corn 00c doz, ' llolhouuo cucumbora--lOc each. Hunch cnriola 11 for 15c. Munch beela- Go. 'Turntpti 5c bunch. 1 ' i ' Wax bemis 2 IbH, 25c. .Celery 20c bunch. Hotliouao JeUuco-2&t) lb, , Green onlona 5c bunch, , Oreeii peppers 30c lb. ftutuuagua fio lb. FrultH New Yellow Tiunupurojit upplca 4 Iba. for 25c. Meluna"4 'jc b. ' . 1'fnches 3 He baakct. Canning iipiieota-r-7c lb, ! Ico cream inelonH 5c lb. ilonuydew mlonH 5c lb. , ' llunuuna 12 a lb, rerslnimona 2 for 25o LonimiH 50c do. ' Oranges -60(tt7uc d"o. Cherrtew 10c box, Itanpherrlea Hc box. $2.26 crate Illackcapa 2 boxes 25c; $2.50 crate. LogiinherrleH -inc.. box; $2,26 crnti I'tuniH 50q basket. drapes 25c lb. Sugar Cuno sugar $7. on. Hour " . Hoft wheat $8.40 bbl. Huid federation $8.40 bbl. I 'on I try Spring frlea-32 fw 36c lb Hona 2fiaoo lb. ."Meat anil I'lsli . neef boll 12ttl?18c. Chops and ateaka 3 do lb. Salmon (strictly fresh) 35c lb. Halibut 30c lb. Cod 26c lb. (osotliio naanllne. regular, rntalla, -v ynr ws K.canit armbstinav -jr-yis s K-nit Husfma rwciMa.ar. ar cs.bbbbbbW3s- . r- I XKA New York City Uureau N'fv YnVk honored the memory of Capt. Kmlllo Caranxa. while the body of the Mexican "Lindbergh" lay In slate ut a Hroadway nmlerlnkei a. Kolbiwlug serlreain New York, the body wiia to be taken lo Alexb'o City by ateeial train. Cnmtiiftu crashed in h'- Jersey en route from New York to Mexico City, after repaying Lindbergh's Mexican visit. In the pletdre, left to right, are: Arturo Kliaa. Mexi can coiiMiil-gvnerul In New York; Capt. R. Wise. I. S. A., nnd Kdunrdo Malvldo. The casket wua - draped with the. le.lea flutf mt the Star and Mripsi O (WAIN lllirh Utvt ' - ' vu , isiy, nu . jiv 11 : tmitm ,, laaji! ia imk Chicago Wheat Closes a Cent Below Tuesday . CHICAfiO. July Sf. fAl'l (luen. I lff unchullRed to 1c up. f'hlcaRo - ! w'cut afterward rocuded uLI uround io ncn ueiow yeateruuya flnlnh. Corn, oa In and provWona diaplayed relative atrength. with corn atart Inn 94o to l l,o hiKlier. but subsu quently riMictlnir soiuewhut. . Wheat cloHud weak. .It lo lr net lower, corn nt V to; I tic jul vunce, outa c off to txc up,' und provlalona uncluinged to u ili-e of 7c. : ; . , . Stock Market In Stronger Position . NKW YOItK.Jjily.2fi AP-r-The stock market had Uie appourunce or HtreiigtU - again .today, but the buying continued to be-or a -highly selective character. Iteaump tion of pool uctlvitlea fn tho spe cialties urted more thun three score iasuea from I to . 5 points above yeaterday'a final quotatlona. with half a doien mounting to new high ground. The cloning ft-aa' steady. Iteac tlona jf.:i to 3 points In U. S. Steel, .Montgomery .Want.. Allied .Chenil-' ciil, Generul Motors and Kadio de veloped In th(vftnal hour, but much of - these- ; losaea wore s recovered. American Woolen, comitinn and preferred, touched new low level for thG year. Total sales upproxt- maled. I.70U.00O ahurea, , CHirAJ LIVESTOCK C' CHICAGO, July 26 (AP) I'. S. pepurtiuent of Agriculture Hogs: JtecelptH 13,000; mostly 10 to 2oc higher: spots 25c higher; top $11.60 paid for choice HfO-220 Iba. Butch era, medium to choice, 260-360 lbs., $10. (( J 1.35; 200-250 Iba., $10.60 11.50; 100-200 lbs., $1Q.2&& II. 60. Cattle: Receipts U.ltUO; eulves 2.000; gvnerul trade jvery slow; weak- to 26c lower except on spc ctaltlca: ,. shipper demand narrow; best heuvlea, early, ,$ 1 6.75; year lings $1(1.76. Slaughter . classes, steers, good und choice, 1300-1600 j i us,, 1 1 1 r( i u,u; uoo-i;ioi( lbs. $14 irlll.(ii); 050.)lpo. lbs., $!4.50rif 1(1.75. Vealm-M (milk fed V good mill choice,. $ 1 3. 60ii 1 5; - medium. $12f('13.50,. s- - ' Sheep: Itoculpts Jtt.ooo; , fat lambs around 15 to 26c lower; na tives showing fu1 decline; sheep Hca-co, uboul stnaily; tending lambs slow, Indications ', weak. J.umhs, good nnd choice, 92 lbs. down, $14 fti 1 5.ar; incdluin. $.12,75 4 J.l; cwch. meuium io cnoico, isu iis. down, $4.af 'sv 7 . 2 Ti : feeder lambs good and choice, $1.1,50)1 4, ' , 1 Learning and hubll training are not suspended during vucatlon time.' Jn fact, tho suininei;, may be made io yield a -larger crop of good hublla thun the school days. A TILOKI IIA. of lilaclc thoernlf l made fu wldu pleats and hns a silver mctnl I'm me. HONOR TO MEXICAN "LINDY" apjsMMatss rvacmsvr. FILES STATEMENT -AGAINST TAX BILL Oswald Wesbin Argument Declares Would Exempt Moneyed Capital ; : ' MALKM. Ore., July" 25 .tAP) I N'ut only would all bank block In both national and Ktate banks be exempt fmni taxutfon, but all mon eyed capital doing buslne In cum pelltliin with bunks' Avould be cx einiit, declures Onvvuld Weal of ( Dennlaon'a decorutive crepes add Purllund In un argument filed with effectiveness to your store wln the secretary of atate lo be printed : Uows. Wo huve tlt-in In every In the vol era pamphlet In uppoal tion to the at ale income tax bill. Another statement by West avers that Insurance companies would not have to pay taxes on the net earnings of their loan departments. West also filed an argument uguinst tho grange-labor initiative bill designed to curb the legislature In Its authority to amend or repeal, measures passed by the people.- He! claims that the abuse ut which the measure alms Has never exmieo, and that tTie only effect of th-bill would be to remove from the legls- lature-the power lo be helpful in " securing goud legislation. , : j I. U HmHri nf (irlliiil. KffoVft- i tarv of the Greater Oregon ttMSocla- yur enlarging, tinting and frum tlon. filed an argument against the -'n lono; at Hlchurdaon'a. Art and Incometax.net. lie urguea at jGift hhop, 7-23-0t length thut it is Inimical to invent- nieiil. and that because of Income; lax agitation It is not only useless to spend money to get new capital Into the stute but that it Is difficult to keep the industries the state ul- ready has. 1 , y r J. M. Devers, attorney for the state highway ' commission." filed arguments agulnst the two Dunne bills, one of which xvould decrease the motor .vehicle tax about half and the other Increase the gasoline 'tax from 3 to 5 cents a gallon. He points out that even should the li cense hill pass there Is no certainty that the gasoline tax bill would be approved, and that the people!' wuulil. us a result, have to niuko up the deficiency In. the hlKhwuy fund tlluguslnes. ' Take ulong some on fflvon Poarl Puquett, 17, who con by tnxiitiun on their hoiucs and : your yucutlon. Newlin Book Btore, ) fesscd that aho was the mother of business. ! r i 1 'an infant found abandoned near I'OHTI.A.Ml IMtODI.CI-: 'OKTLANI1, Om, July 25 (A1J) Duller siMidy. Portland dairy exchange net wholesale prices (cubes): K.Nlrus 4uijc; stundunls 4.1 !ic; prime firsts 4:1c: firsts 42c. t'renniery prices: Prints 3c over culm stundunls. Kggs Hteudy. Portldiid dulry ex change (net busis): 'l-'resh stund- unl extnis 2!lc: fresh stiinilurd firsts UK'fcc; fresh tneillum extrus 2(lc: fresh tiieilliitn fiisls 2."ic. Prices to retailors .. lit-3c over exchange prices, ' . Milk steady, lluw milk (4 per cent) S2.:i(l cwl. ihllvere 1 I'ortlunil, I.imm I tier fi.nr. ' l!iillei-r:it stiiltun. 44e; truck 4f,c: delivered ut Port- l"-nl- 471' 4Kc; Wol H,ei,,J'- Kitsteni Oregon :17c lb.; heavier shrinking, fine. 32 Aiin rrnMMhi-e-1 wnnla. X(l0f4"A. Vulley; Medium, COc lb.; coarse, 45c' lb. - Poultry slciidy. Alive, hens over 4 lbs., 24c; J In AM. I1.M.. aill!! 3 Lo 4 lbs., I fc; li lbs. ami under, 15c; springs and leghorns 21c. lotatot)H steady, tjuoia lions on basla of loo-lb. suck. I lest new va rieties selling $1, 50ft 1.76; Des chutes gvms, l H. No. 1, $1,50; combination grades, $Mf 1.25. , STILUS WAY I P OAIAHA, July 26 (AD- Kancy steers nro way up. I wo dozen' Hereford yearlings, sold Tor al align- ter, brought $10.75 cut., making u. new high for the year. IITTKIM'AT v SAN ritANCISCO, July 25 (AP)" Itutterfut f. o. b. Kan Francisco, 51c. in;ni I'itoM m:v yoitK MKI)l''Oltl, Ore., July 25 (AP) Axtell T. Hyles, of New York City, clialr'nan of the board of di rectors or the Tidewater Oil com pany, and William Humphries of Sail Krancisco. president of the Associated Oil company, on a tour of Inspection of the Northwest, left for Portlund today, after a few hours here. They ure traveling by auto. , ', arsMNsMaal FIND IT HERE Cop for thl column mat Dm la bjr a. INSLItA.VCE AtO BONDS ' Everything But Life Insurance II. 8. INVESTMENT CO. , O. W. WARNOCK ' - 1 - j - 1 1-13-tf shade and design. Store. Newlin Hook : , 7-18-tf Refreshing desserts for hot weather can be made. In pur Alas ka Cottage Special 2 Quart freezer. Melville's. . 7-34-Gt VICTLItKS OF YOLK LOVED ONKW Take your pictures to Hlcliard- aon, "lho Art Man" for enlarging j!ind "tlntln. Uoautlful en- v- I r l ' Picture itself or from . a : nnfrullt-A unrl . H hnn tiling I nlnil they aro natural as life. Have FOIl COOLING 1 KINKS Beverage sots In colored glusai ni cryatul. from HOC, and up., At! . Alelvilla a. : 4 y-Ir'iiiU : Wahl. Waterman! T'arK fountain Pens and Kverahurp ! pencils at Newlin Book Store. Guaranteed In every respect.. . 7-13-tf HeniAt I tolling, Milaft i batton holes, tc Aorton'a kludle Sltop, Ott your garbage can ut Mel ville's. All sizes, from $1.05 and UD r 7-24-5t j Headquarters for periodicals and DKAlTII'Uli WALLOW A NC'l-:.L'f(V Beautiful views of the Wnllowa Country nnd Eastern Oregon Hcen - ery will bp found ut Hlchardson's Art-und Gift Hhop, "The Homo of Uustcrn Oregon Scenic Views.' 7-23-Ot, - ! Our circulating library afrords you good reudlng at low price. Nmyin Dook Store. ' 7-13-tf ASKS SENATOR TO MAKE CI.KAlt HIH PARTV MNES Af.UUrjUKItqiJ'K, N. M July 26 CAP) Tho Albuquerque Journul ""l l01ay thut James G. McNary, chairman of the republican state executive. couimlUuc, at a meeting of tho Jtato central committee in Santa Fe yesterday. Humrcalcd that Hnator Hronson Cutitng be asked lu UBV B,U "v ,a "v(..u..i;ua, unu pledge himself to tho support of tho principles of the republican ''"'y " ' i'""' 0,"L" vvi.i.i.uv,..., ato him to succeed himself In the senate. , Col, Cutting waH appointed to tho aenalc early this year to succeed tho lute Senator. A. A. Jones, u democrat. Tho appointment was made by Governor It, C. Dillon, a republican. ' A promoter lias bought John 15. . Itoekofcllet's birthplace and will move it to Coney Island for ex-: hibitlon us In object lesson. Kolk seeking object lessons probably can find a heal t hy one wheneverr they pass a gasoline station, too. Well. Claude Pin it Ls having a Iwslicl of fun. Pcuplo llilnk viv ure soliiiz to M'lt out Hir.l from all Inilkvitloils wo aro going l sell out. Wc Hindu tills bluff once. Ik-- fori", last yrmr. anil Mld lots of ma terial oh the. mitiiriIi of it. lint no have given yon the best ,ord that wu know how lliut vc have signed an option thai Mill take cffivt tlu 'JOtli of ni-xl iiluilli. Thi-ii the big InmlK-r man will In guile. We may not go nil)' farthor than l.n tlrande, but Miniconr cUo will Ih M'lling the walliiamu-, I Ik- iainl. the kalsu titiiie. sliingles, .ami w-liat-not. A Inlly anil her litislianil are Jtil nlKiul In linn- the lumber janl mm-, lliey have 10 nls ttt wall-paK-r that tvt I hem Jut Ilk-, anil tlHi wwihiii will that it wax (he Im-m buy that lu ever got In ber llfe. Ami she iKiuglil ei-n pk--Hires f,lr 7IK-. honght 3 galkai of palnl fur S4I.IHI. Well, If tin- parties 4I0 take nH- iip and wr n-ally llo m-II out, IImii they wvit't lutve mi iiiik-Ii stuff to handle over, und If they do hack (Hit and we akm't sell out, then wt- liavo Just made more fiituU. but from every lmllti(in. It lHk-t like we an- a gunu guuM.. Claude C. Pratt ' Lumber Co. -' W Sell h',- J-h The l"oor Man VriFntl" Near lonudry Plione Mala 248 - Mo Puaday llusiueaa "quality always at a Moving" 108 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon Students' Suits Girl Mother To Take Mental Test '., OKEGO&- CITY, ore., July 25 (At') Sheriff K. T.- Muss sulU to day that a' mentullty test will bo Oregon City last Thursday. The glrl admitted to officers that -sho and her mother abandoned tho .oahy believing it to be dying. TO ItETUftV IMUKONEIl ." SAI,i:.l, Ore., July 26 (AP) Sheriff W. W. Gugo of Coos coupty arrived hero this morning to return Itobert Green, under death sent ence for murder, from tho peniten tlury to the county juil at Coqullle. Green, whose conviction is on appeal beforo tho supremo court, Will be held In tho county Jull un til tho case has been flnuily decid ed. ;. . 98c Fol the balance of month wc will sell Dresses, . age 2 to 14, at unusiud low price ;No refunds or exchanges at this price , NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Genuine GOODYEAR TIRES '- (why not have the best) 1: , When you buy tires on time, buy the kind of tires you will alxvaya be proud to have on your car Goodyear Tirea! ' No delay, no embarrassment. Wo try to give prompt, courteous serv ice because we are in business to . stay. We want you for a regular customer. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. Style Quality Newest tw'ists and cassimeres In tans, browns and greys; also novelty stripes. Exceptional 'style and value. ' Following closely tlie young men's own ideas, lhee suits are. designed to suit the most exacting at to style, quality and finish. . Extra Pant if Desired, $4.98 Other Suits for Students, $19.75 B ri; es fc E 8 E E! PROOF RESTS WITH PATIENTS letters Jnrf nsmci and addresses of hundreds of ftraUful patient contained in our FREE BUOK on Kcciai ana colon ailments; also details of lr. C J. Dean hon-surnical method of treat ment, which we use exclusively. Send for It today and learn of ojr WRITTEN ASSURANCE TO .-XIMINATB PILES Oil rrtr san fnncfJiCO - lot awgeUB svjj-m-i . n sjn i m i m