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Tuesday August 1-1, 1928 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER By Williams' Chrysler Hits iOUT OUR WAY JGaCBnmiic JEfccmng GDliBrrta ABUMARTINI New High Mark , In Wall Street f liM'orMrfiliil) .Ati lntlfMtifli'iil MtsfMiMr I 'HANK II. Al'I'I.KIIY Keillor anil l'utilliilier I I IIARVKY V. MATTIIKW'H . ItiiHlncHH Mil riauer I'llbliHbcri evenlli,'n, except Sunday, at lllti AiI.-iiiin Avenue. I (li-iinde, Ol-cmin. Tlie OoNorver-Htiir iiubltxheil every I'YIdiiy. . Kntered lit Hie roHtol'ilce in l.n tinin.lc, (Mciin, un Kccnuii I'Iiihh Mall Mm lei- under i.. I . r Minoh 2. 1 ST'l. OrTICIAI. I'AI'Kl: OK INION ('(il'NTV AXII Till; rrrv y i.a (iitASiu: Mi:,llii:it AKt-'llCIATICl) I'HKKM The AMenclitteil I'ici-h I I exelu.ilvely entitled to use fur liuldlcn tloti of nil newe. ilinimti.-lien credited tu It ur nut olberwliic credited If publbihetl heroin. All riltliln of reiubllclitbifi of Hfioclul ills. IiiiIcIicm In llili jiiijmt, ituil iiImi tlio local nosvs herein iiIhii are i-ouprypi!. vi;h KI'IIHl ltll'TKiN' ItA llv Currier Dally, per moiilli in ailvain-H Imlly, nix month in iidviiuce Ijully, bIiihIi; copy Ily Mull Dally, pit monlh In iidviiuce Dally, per nix months In ailvatire Dally, pir year In udvimee Weekly OuHerver-Htnr. per year AL'VKllTIKINU R ATl'.H Dlaplny, forelirn. per column hli-'h Dlaplay, local, per column Inch Time contract prloen on implication. 7fl: Il.r.a Tic 6 Do it. Ml 1,1.110 I.IKI 4 2c 40o ) miuvNie Jm Tllli .'MKCK A.l Till; I'OOK -The nie.-k ."h.ill iiorra-c (heir J"'V in Ihe l.md. and Ihe poor ituiuu.' ni') shall rejoice In the llwly Our of Israel lwn, 29:19. Art I'Imim. (ilUT uoin' thro' col Ii' if. hii llii'ii iimrr.wn' a rich 'mii'4 will. N tiii'k lit it ilk, mi' fin- tl.v. If.t in iii it iiiiili ill (In- ntir o' .'II. 'lit' uonmn tluit ittiil I' rli on her li.'rt now Ihii Ks hci kn'rs 4 Jit til' COWl. . SUPPLY OF FRUIT ! MELONS IS HEAVY Generous people who ciin't resist an cxtendcri palm and a uhinini; voice may learn sometliin"; from tin; story of Daniel, .'lugTiio, an ajjed lit-Kifar of New York. When arrested for liptririntr. hf hl';t trtrerl lliaf. ho hml nuii-n monev llttm tlm linliep-1 man iirrnstintr him ever had in his life, which proved to be true. .Jlu had $20,000 in the 'lunik, made liy liejriii";. ' Oregon State College has just issued an impressive anil in teresting booklet entitled "Science, The Key To Education." Describing the various specialty and professional schools of the institution, it shows how the college serves its student body and the state by practical application of scientific cur licula. More than that, it shows in word and picture the magnitude of the Corvallis school, emphasizing its well de reived leadership won among colleges of this character in the west. Market Fairly Active Con sidering Weather Epgs Higher -- T" - : f LEAVE N6 BE ! V r; fri-SN "oKir 'otawo av.owe'. i i:',':lV ' An' Ti-E WMMt GROwjEO - 'iJC, VOr4T& ME -NOR TriE. " " v "V. , fmp !"!l1ll!'' Oomt net scrapk,V v . C"Vx :'!f'i'l' ' i V'I 'm I i st Me daonnm! v v " HfG u s pat orr. HEALTH. .!?N.L1.iiM:3 C ev nca tcnvicc nc ' Ni:W YOlSK. Am,-. M (Al'l - The stocli marlii-t illsplnyeil anuth-, Ut complcti-rcvcra.'il of form tu.tay. 1 Uclllnlt off nhurpiy ilulln? tln-j mornlni: un.l tlicn iHliylin,- hrlaklyi in the afternoon. The ri-ciivi-i y Istlliiu :ite. by the Inn erlllB or the; fcall money rate from 7 7 l,,T i jcenl. Knrly Iokscm or I to 4 po nla; tin the active Ikmics were laicc'S'i rrvoveretl anil replaced. In many, ! Inntunces. by iralm of I to 3 point.i. I ITnulIni; which hail hen ilull in Hie: Uecllne. plckcil up on no' i.x'j. Chiynlcr a tiKaln the leailer of the niarKct, nioinir up to anotiicr new high reconl at '.'7 on a hiu'l turnover. !rncl,ay .Motor croswl 01 to a new IliKli Krounil. (Jeneral Motors, which liiol.c four poinli in; Ihe mornlni; reaction, i ciovcr.il a auhslnnllal part of Ita li. ! Itallroii'l Hluiris were nut affect, oil by reporta that n strike vote wan lit-inp taken on western roa'ls. .Icl try C'entiHl. onlinarlly inactive, i Hoareil li polntn. I The clnnlne w.ih ntca-lv. The bears xeenieil to have cxliaustcl 'their ninmuultlon anil ran 10 cover, 'when another tai.l on (len-ral M(- Ioih which fnrccl it to 177',. a loss it 5 points, fallc.l to ilislurb lliel remainiler of the list In any extent. ShallnK of cull money to H'. en's, catltieil ii nillulHT of poinis of; '.ilrenKlii to ilevelop. Atlantic lie- ; finins j 1 1 1 1 l J . 1 1 1 1,- S points. Total aali-8 approximate. I -. 1 "". i share. W heat Unsettled j I And Much Higher, WW The Hit of the Season This SHIRT OF THE -MONTH for August STYI.HD espcciall)' to hartnonize with 1 gl i c weight suitings . . . keyed to tlie prevailing mode of Flannels and Blazers ... here's a shirt that fairly breathes summertime smartness. Three cool shades . . . Delft Blue, Helio and Apple-Green . . . Sturdy, color-fast Fruit-of-the-Loom fabric in a unique, honey-comb pattern . . . Exceedingly good-looking! America's Foremost $2 00 Shirt NEftDI.ES -.It IE.! The American liar association has endorsed a proposed federal law allowing oil companies, to curtail production and i'groc among themselves for co-operative development of oil' pools. This evidently would modify the present anti-trust laws. It would, however, permit what everybody inside and outside of the petroleum industry has been demanilinr control of production to conserve the available supply, in stead jjI, Die present competitive,. waste. The government perhaps should maintain some measure of control, but what ever tlie industry can do for itself is s much to the good. Karly in the fall The Observer, together with other newspapers of Union county, will sponsor a training course for its news correspondents in various communities, the in sliuction being given through the extension service of 0. S. C at Corvallis. The course prepared by the industrial .jouinal i.nil department there is expertly prepared and has already pi oved so popular and so successful in Willamette Valley counties that it is attracting attention throughout the nation. I'lol". Mcintosh, old-time newspaper mail anil a very able leacher in the journalism department, will come to Eastern i'.iegon to inaugurate the course. I I ' 1 1: 1 1 . v xii, in- ll i a I'l Si-aioiial Irilil.s ami iin-'olt.'i Mere in M ill listen on Iim-mI wholesale pro line l.c.rUel today ami tradlni: ens r.iiilv active considered h,. cool we'll her. .Some unusually ilisirahle cialed lloncviliw .rid I were uflcred. I! tin- trade at SI. melons sold at lasalin.'i at it 'n from 'I ' i 'i " t c rroin ll.Tiii'-i per crate, ilcpcnd Inir on size and variety. tliapis u more pi, nt 1 fill and of several varieties. Seedless lo a pes nliived well al 7."n'''i$l pel hltf box, while M uul.as liiouehl around SI. Mnlsess lopped tlie market around SI.;1o"! 1.7.'. per hi!.. Huckleberries OITcccil Fine uiallly huckleberries rriiln the Ml. Adams ihsiriet wore also being oirered ami sold rr Willi. All ea.llly at J tor tlie coi n was grades of six '1 per K.ic!i ol yetlmv varieties, iracl ica I ly absent. UKK were sharply 1c I MARKET NEWS i)V THE HAY hiithcr, advances i uunilie; from cialed per do.eu on medium lusts lo i!c J lues on standard fusts, standard extra! loniicr going to nlll umlcisie, grades. .Medium per crate while extras were lUc higher. I 'c per pound, Itulter was lull firm with a lie wati-rmc'ons ,:iri,ng undeiliine prevulling in t lie and can'uloupci market. I'riees were unchanged. 'lii-.it Sept. .. lie;- 1 Manli Sl- .... t'HK A(. ) Open ii i !j tie 1 j I III 'i ji 1 1 -..I2t? 'a (,i: m.n iiiga nit, i in', . I MM l-'a! I.IIW 1 1 1 M I Hi's I ill', 122 ?m Close I ia?i 9 7 I l-y, ; 1 22 V 2in" t l 'oiiiiti y try market tat ions w er lay's liguii ressed meat ami poul-i were steady and ipm- ; unchanged friim Moil-i roliTI.AM) lilMiSTIK'K 1 1 I'llIil'I.ANIi. Aug ml i'aics. market sieady liecclpls., caUiK 74, 'all dinct. Steers I 1 tin-1 I :il lbs.) good $11. f" I'OI'l.TltV ' 12. Till; do (Hail-1 Inn lbs.,) good, HAN !' KANrlSrO, Aug. II ( A I') I $ I 1 .75 l l2.Mi: do (SIMI ;ind up) ( r. s. Ilureau Agricultural K. o-! nie.llumi; $ I n.7fi 'o I I .all; do ci.ui nomlcs) Itroileis. leghorn l-'2 num. $9i 111.75! heifers (Sill lbs. -I lbs,. :t2 ' 34o; l 'ii ', lbs., :;u 'o :t'-c: dow n ), good. $li.7a''l I"; do coui- it fivers, leghoin. i' lbs.'. ;ni',i :tc; I iuoii lo lliedllMII. $.X.i.U'il ;i 7 I7'.jc iec pouit'l. Other larietles 2 -li 'a w el o cheaper at tin'. Iliack berries :ilie: colored ll-'i sold I'nini $1 lo $l.:'.'i per dale, 2 -j - lbs., :tl"-i:i depending on MUality. ti-rs and pullets, ll.'l't'etl pc:,.rs wete plentiful and, His., :i.Vu iltic; oel in good ilcmand at S-..'il''i -'.7."i per siaggy. stioi, lug si i'ox. io:is, :!;'i ''ii ;!iic; il I'eru lles coliCuued to moc Well leghorn hens. L! '.j at Mic o II per box for !: bertas. Ji, l,j and in el I '. a iv tin ds ami s.nilai- arlelie.i. coloi eil hens, whllu J. II, Hales brought as high "'.i :i I e; iioore il.'c; 3 lbs.. 3iM 1 lbs., :l I 'n :i-'c: young roos- colored 3't-1 er 4 His.. :;.'i'o ::sc: spurs, i'.'ic lb : ca ll ressed :l!l'.f 40c: '..3 lbs, I ;-o ISv cr. 20 'ii 2 Ic; large neb and cisterns, hea y, 2'i "l John Moody, American financial expert, wrote two books on the subject of investment, telling people how (o invest (heir money wisely. Now he sadly concludes that "the span of life is too brief lo acuuire the art of wise investing." Yet the country Is full of people who are willing to take the ad vice of any wise Johnny on the subject of stocks, or who lltink they can sit down with the financial page befme them and figure out a safe investment system in half an hour. Money-making in any field always brings a fel'ow up iigainst keen competition. If money were to be made easily, others would be making it. Easy money cemes only by luck, and luck is infietpient ami not lo be counted on. 1IOOYKU IS DRY The Oregon Journal, being democratic and being the Oiv i'on Journal - juggles winds in Sunday's editorial following .ii'. Hoover's acceptance speech in an effort to show the republican nominee straddling the prohibition ipiestimi. Il speaks of Mr. Hoover's use of the word "expel iment" with lel'erence to the ISth amendment and would have its readers draw the conclusion that he is not settled in his own mind on the li'iuoie issue, that the wets can find eipial satisfac tion with the dry.-; in his "carefully worded statement," I What utter tommyrot! Of all the classes in the country, it is obvious to anyone who reads the Hoover speech that the wets can find the least satisfaction. Maik Sullivan, in !.is Monday article in the Orcgoiiiau says this: "Stnmoly wet republicans who want to repeal the lSlh amendment " ill find no comfoit m .Mr. Hoover's speech for he opposes them though he admits their rieht woik for repeal. Thu.e who favor partial or local nullification of the ISth au'endnp-nt i.ie not only opposed, hut lebuketl by Mr. Iloovei." Hoover is dry. Winn he said. ".Modification of the cn 'orcrniciit laws which would permit that which the con.-.titu-' lion forbids is nullification" innl "this the Aineiican people will not countenance," he became a '"''ohibition enl'oicement champion that cannot be iuestionetl. !f hi- is elected, t!i country will recognize the fact as a dry victory an, I the ad ministration will be atleiuately ciicoiiraged to eaiiy on a .' liict enforcement proginm. If he is defeated, it will be in-' teipreted correctly mid universally as a wet ictoiy with cm'-1 icsponding influences toward breaking down piohiliitici and retarding rigid enforcement. j Hoover is specifically and definitely dry. Smith is openly , rod frankly wet. There is no middle ground. Yolcis who will make their presidential choice on the li'iuor issue can make it now. 1 as f l.i r b .x. I'lNlns weio a-h"-. idles of ail vertelie, brought I roiii $ 1 .2a t depend .u .' on a riet y Apples Sold at Wide all the way from 7.'. box. IS d I '.thfoi n a lelclied tin. top Ogur Walla W.llla Vollov el e III HI. 1 In tlie I. n. sel, mg I rout S I .ii bUMdredn.lulil. lad t lull lite market eoiild be tirnier, local commission men to. laj. tiiegon N ollow loiM'isare cxpc.tcil to becm coming within' the next fortnight. lomaloes w. Isier Jilt il 1,114 tl Ihe ijuainy of offerings was getl e.ally good. 1'iiies langej Iroin M lo Si .2.1 p.-i- lug. . I iood 1 1 on 1 1 1 ' cull was Sea ree and ing with snp hiavy. Sales i 2 per crate, an I condition, all'te of pi ice lo 2.2f. per Oiavcastcins ('lobe onion i '.-.etabl.. dhls- iii s i.:,ii pei cat ions were CIIK AI.O CASH. t'llli'.Mlt). Aug. I I (Al') W in al. No. il red, $ I .il I 'a i No. northern spring. $ I . I I '., fi 1.12',. I 'urn. elltiw, I Ills, . 2 meed, en I. an c. . 2 mixed, No. .lie, fill 'H i old Itye. no llarley, Timothy seed. SI rimer s I. $21 , I. a id. $12 I... Itlbs. $14,112. I'.ellbs. $I.I2. 1 l I CI'OOI. I.IVKlil I., Wheat cloe: Hit March 9t, it. I. An Vi II CAT ... II (Al'l , Hoe. s I ',1 On His Way to Acceptance , kooiI. V.Ti'i 'if O.lTt; Jo roiuniun uii-l inniliutn. $7'iis.".: do low. cutter. ! $4.T.fi "; hull.t yi-;irlhij;n cxchi'l ! l), L'liml lM.f, t7.::.'u S; to rut'iT !o iiMiliuiii. Jii.ftO'if 7...; cilvt-n itidii 1 1 h. iloun), iiH'diinii to (.'liolrc, !$!'" II; lo cull Iti coniiti'in, ?7.r) 4f I.; i:li(it '. 1 :.i"ii 1 I. j"; Io iih I ,.., IV.. i-t.fiO; iii i-ull to roin- moii. JS. 50-ii 12. ' IhicH- No it'idl st'ii'l'. i.ilit hutiloMH stcinly to l."r loi'T. Hulcln-i- fl.'iefcs vt stcaily to .T.r higher on tlo Ix-st o"iH tv, fi'ciU'r piu-n ,rii"i T.'ic ltiKloM-.' lU iw yM'it:lit CJO-II.Mi lls.) mr nuiit to cHolff J I u.iin 'ii I IT. 7 ."; W'- ilTum wi-iKht ( Jiio.j.-.n lbs..) nu llum lo choir.-, i 1 :i o l :.:(; Ilk-tit tlUtltS (t:tO-ll',li I'lM.), 111. -"111111) io clmii f. t l,;n''( IS: luickinw sow?. ,-ouh mill jiiiooiii. $.t.r'--.i i (.;(; 'liMii,'httr pitfM ("Mt-tso Ihs.l. in; liuin to i-hutri'. $1 I I-. (Sort or ill? hog himI roii.stlmr pij,'.- ffiul tl in nl.ovt oiiot'ii ios. ) Sin't-p ami hiiiibs No n-rcipls. markf-t slvmly. Innhs ( s I Itis. ( iwn) kooiI to chotre $M.7.i'fl i :.:;: io c2 n-. io ni. moiiium. : .Ii.Ti) H).7.(; .lo Cill -iuh1s). rnlt'v o coiiitnon. f S. ,( !'.7.": yrutlnrrw wvlhi'iH (110 Mis. ilown), inmliuin ""v to rhottM. HT.r.tl 'o ll; rwrs ( i;'n II. ii. lown). np'iliuin to flioiff, $l'o': i I'n-1 .tit lb.- . ini'lhnn l'i f l '-Sx " "1 Vt V 1 M I . v rfiV , nilC.UiO l.! I S)(K lv t ! ClU'WlKf. Auk- M ( Al'l'nltml ':i(M Sl:it"i i'pt. of Atfi irilll m r ) lloy.H I pts t S.tMMi; g.ft 1 IIIOMlly 'ii'i lie liiKloT;' top. $i:.fi't pnl'l tor lso-L'in Mis. inurliois, iiH'diuin lo cltolcr, :ri-:.'ii Ihs.. $II.4i''f iL'.au; iio-r.o 1 1 if., $ii.i!mi 12. tin; nirt-i'11 ii,s., $ 1 1 .n'i 1 2.u. I "iUt II- - -Ccri'iplH 7.IHMI. CJllVl H IV'.mo; all iiuiturt-.I aroun-1 sl".nl : 1 railing slow ; v u b-rs trontf to 5"i hiKlur; ln-nt ktmlK l7.r.Mt l; sliitiKtitor rlJissi.'f. hlcorn. (,'OOfl liii'l choiro, 1. inn-lino H 01 ni.fio 1 1 on. I :;tto lbs., I 4.-"' '( i f ; .75: !Kr.ti-1 luo. - H)s., M.."iusf.i 7: fi-il .v"inlin-4s, irooil irn.l rlioir", 7ri0-!(.")(t lii-s!., 1(j:m; vciii- fi-rt (milk li-tl ) k-oo-l ii ml t'hoti-o. $li'ilS: jiH-iiiliii flS'ifhi; .st of It er III! 1 i'-M.iT .wI.mm . IfOOll 1 t'ho;r. all vpRhlM 1 1. 73i t:t.7".. Shiwp KffciptK, 1 I. MHi; 2 iloobl'- la nib i nn foi cltiu iu otinl tliTlioo o'i wt'stcrnj uml 'r'tJi 'i-'n' drop on moil ili'siriihli- and na-, live crop. Kinds $!1..o down inoiff I a i t'i nlar Im-Iow $14; not much HKtnKC Tli row out millvc lanib.i ; and shi-'-p ..lfndy: l"vdlnvr lamb; vli-iiiii- I limb- L-iiii.l lillil i4lfli'0 '!-' 11. m ilnv.nl all'o 1,i 'ri: iin-iltum t II: I'tti-s, iiH'diuin to clioia-t-, (l."iU lbs. downt $ I.M' Ii 7.L,.i: f--'-- ci- inmiiH, Koi xiid c1hic-, $i:i.ri0 "i r i. I niu .Uio. a.ik. m i .r--op( ii- in-r iirx-buntfcd to Ic hiiriic-. t'lii cago wheat noon fdioucil a decided Kj"exal mtvHncc Corn nlo d vj l opt'd firmnpfs. tartitiK nncl-anircd ilo 1 "P. n ml miliH-micnily hobl- incr wiOiin tlm initial limibs. Uat i w'oro easy. I'rovision.H slanted up-' juar I. . I Wheat closed Uliscltlcd. '2 3-5 to 2"s: net higher, corn 'o 7Ht :iip. ot varyintr from c off lu iidvifiicc and provisions un :cliansed lo a riie of 15c. Sri" thr tmiquc diptt of the SMIKT-OI -Tlili MUNI 1 1 ii' our window 1 N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grando's Leading Storo for 30 Ytiars New Vork's Jn-alth coiuiliiFsioin-r. disciissioi- the elfr'-lM o! alcohol, says he lias -'h. ard .sonic excellent speeches" by speaker. vim wen far Kone in lt'iuor. ("an It be that he vt.sit.'.l Kamas City or Houston last June. I'tllMI.AMI YHi:.T I '( I ! : II .A N I . A hi.', I I Al"- ,.eal -I'.ic Ih-nd bliieHt.-m. harl Me, soft while. I.Ki; v.stetn white, $1.13: Imrd winter, l.n:, nortbetn spnni,. $1.n7j: wet.-tll red. I . t ' Today's car r.-ceipts Wh.-it Try- Thej& w. k; gilbert co. i D ROUND TRIP TO L i coinlnoii. choice. Jil ll 4 ..'.I'; dn toll wciuhlsl. H'.l. !...'. 1, flour I o, corn I, onl.i i, !,:.' ::. iii ri I'.iii A'i' SAN I'ltAM'ISi'O. Aim-. II (Al'l Itiiiterint t.o.b. Sun I-mnclsco. rtrrw i. H OMAHA . KANSAS CITY DES MOINES.. ST. LOUIS CHICAGO DETROIT CINCINNATI ... CLEVELAND ... TORONTO ATLANTA 9.. EFFECTIVE MAY as TO SEPT. SO RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31, 1910 Lowfnrcsall partsof mid west, sou'lU and cas'. Fine fast trains. 70.33 7(1.33 7H.30 - "2 ss . 101.87 . 1115.15 . .11)7.61 . 1U.80 . JlStO . 11.N1 PITTSBLTaGH WASHINGTON 1'IO.Hl PHILADELPHIA 113.117 NEW VOHK 11IM5 BOSTON 1S2.S1' Ltbral liapthtmrt tmibrt YOU . to ei.if Zlon Hatioeal Park Grand Can; o.-l Nat'l Pk. YIlowatcncMatknal l'k. RoekyMauntainWat'l Pk. For lltustratrd BooklAfl. Rjuriva Uoai nd l.if.i'aiaLHrfi, adilrca. Agent ncmed below. I'llli l I.AMI IT.lim IT. rOUTI.ANH. Am.. 14 (Al'l- -I WboleMiile iirlce.s) llutt.'i-, stonily. K.-,'M - Sin ll'ln i d ctr;is. stMii.l.u .l liri-t-s L'c liiclicr: medium cure. I e..c up: IiH'diuin lirst.s le liic'.cr. l-iirtbind duliy cm'Iihhl-o (n.-l. bn.iiiil: l-'resh stiindnrd evlros. il.'c. fresli lendiird tliNls, il Ic: trcsli UH'diuill elr;is. :'T'..c; fresil IM--diuin flrsls, ii'lo. rric.'s to r.-toiieis I ll ile over ecli;iln,-i. illcc-:. Mill. Slendy. I'oultry S y. I'oliitoe Sim l . tiuiou.i l-'ti in to l"c biirbcr. W'.ilbi Wnlln Yellow (.Hobos. l.ii.' 'o 1 ..'ol. Wool Slcatly. ; M V YI1I1K I It I I T NliW VtHtK. An,..-. I I ( M-l III,. .1 lin t on. I ho.. sl. iidy. Pivrrc S. DuPont a i ces Al $50,000 UNION .i. n. ki:i.sj:y. Asi-m l.n (Jniiirlc, Ocy. . mm o NliW YfMiK, Au. 1 1. (Al)--I 'it'i i '- S. I opont of WilmitiL'tun. !(!.. w ho i.s nn a h ave of nbfu-nee ;is t-hairnwin of Ho- board of the (b-iientl MhIihs forntirnttnn. and who ncently declared his support of t he candidacy of (ioverimr Smith, has ty.nlrihuted $:.H.immi h, the ib nuM-i-ftl ic CMiopaiun fund. Tills was anniMinc'd today by .lolin ,1. Askob. ehattnian of the national I'tilll Ml 11 i. ... .i J i i ll. V i 1 Afc : i f j , i i 1 1 ! i Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zeroline and ()uakcr State Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Ciandc Hold on Adams I If. Nt A Vkv ui'. situ i t Thi phi.'.o -iiiii d Jll-it bef-oe the li.ililii-illfii m.-hiOMrv vlmw s llii ' i i s I I.M.vcr ii.c-iolinu the slep ( I be -n'.tKfi' '.ud .tl Si.ini.ird M. 'Hum. Jiehitid him U Mi- lb.'ei. At the ndii, ,ttn-e, ore Uitlutnt It, 'iueV.er. republic. in n. Kh.n.il ..iitiimtUM- bi.irr ;t:v.l Mentor ';i:u lnu,U'..I!1.v vf C.Iiron.i.: Cash & Carry Sale TRICKS SMASHKI) ON T1RKS Perkins Motor Company Cor. -1th and Adams Thone Main 500 "Old Faithful" Appropriately named, the frvwr stands af fectionately ia the mind of the people because of its utter dependability. . There is no more helpful, no more confidence inspiring quality than "utter (U-pindability." A well-tended savinps account in this 1 ank also is absolutely dependable. It is a bulwark of strength in trouble or oppuitunitv. Start yours growing today. I United States National Bank ' la. gkanih-:, or,r..;ox o A n a e e e o o i e o o o a a e o A ri o o n o o l a rt O n n o o rt . A A O o rt a m n A tMeeoa4obfco(coesooceeooececocooo9 O
