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Saturday, December 1, W28. Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (IiioorporalM) , An lnili'Mnliit Nmrwpiiper FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publliihr HARVKY P. MATTHBWH nuHrmtirt Manager Published evening, except Sundfty, at 1416 Adams Avenue, Ia Grande, Oregon. The OitHorver-Hiftr published every Friday. Entered at the Post office at La (Jrnnde, OrKn, aa fiecond Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAI'KU OF LNION COUNTY AND TUB ' ' CITY OF l,A f.l RANI'B MKMBKH ASSOCIATED PRICKS The Associated Press hi exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special din patches In this paper, and a I. ho the local news herein also are reserved. tiUfitiCltlPTION It AT EH ly Carrier Dally, per month In advance . 7 Bo '" Daily, six mouths In advance I4.&0 Dally, single copy ... 60 ily Mull Dally, per month In advance .......... 6O0 Dally, per six months In advance $2.00 Dally, per year In advance $6.00 Weekly Observer-8tar, per year $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch 42o Display, local, per column Inch ...... , 400 Time contract prices on application. A HEAR '1 1 1 X S yrESTtON heart clean, I 11111 pure from my A .Christmas suestitin: i'pples back to those unsophosticatcd friends and relatives in me easi. . . ,. , , , , , . Men may nave commercialized Christmas somewhat but women made the commercialization possible. What would the holiday season le without the feminine joy in shopping?' Incidentiilly, it's a pood thing to remember that cars equipped with chains are kept' under better control when driving over icy and snow-covered streets. Accidents in crease in winter in spite of every precaution. ColleCO Of llhvsical tlieianV.' in Chicairo. nntHilinrns n process by which black eyes discolored "shiners' are sain i..fVvl.ihhn Ixxr 41w .....Ji-.i J,,., plication vw,,i,v.n...v tfj (iiiiviiviiiii electricity." This is the best t : A Dutch paper, telling of a Illlil flln Itiiiuni urim nnvL'iit-rlUr :n.W,..n on, no,-,,.. ..,lu in ....... ., ... .y,y, Mi.i-ujSN. iHL.j'i irom tus army and ins pcojiiu. It doesn't t;iko a dead ad miral or a Dutch newspaper to toll tho world that the. kaiser Avas a coward. i Solicitation lor tlm support of Hoy Scout work in La Crandc will be undertaken next week. There's nothing more worthy in conimimity activity than this. Detailed duscrip - nuns ui ni)j!iaiu tamed out. aim worn accoinpiisiied IS Ull- Exit .Mi-illuni iIiii.-i cinl IiIkIi necessary. That the money is excellently invested is shown "' !"" ""'i iaii-y i-xi Iiuhki. ou-i liy the enthusiasm of parents il'ri'sll 1 1 1 ..f f i .1111 i-xtt-.m, 4LV: fri-ull llH-.llllni llr.HtN. Use; iiiiiIi-i-kIi-iI ;IIi-. I The front pane of Thursday niorniiiK's Pol Hand paper had '. 'rh'" ';"'. "" ;"' "v,r -these hemlines at the top of its eight columns : "Ax Youth j' "iinV. '".t.'.iM "-. oninns. pm.itowi. Hliilks on Way to Trial:" "San Queiitin Hreak bv Slaver'"""1- ''). rim'-in-a imi-k. 1 '.locked;" "Hatchet Murder Nurse Kills Wounded Policeman i" "America To Observe Thanksgiving Day;" "King Holds Own, Physicians Say;" "IClection of Woman in Florida Attacked;" and "Costa Kirn liids Hoover Welcome." And Thursday was Thanksgiving. The first snow brings a lot of things. More important Hum anything else is the winter fun it provides the kids. Favorite hills an? already taken over by the youngsters in town. The streets that offer coasting faeifities now cease to be public thoroughfares. The youngsters are in posses siin. They should be. Pavement that slopes sufficiently to makcj coasting popular isn't suited for 'motor traffic, anyway. Cars should be blocked off, not only out of courtesy lo the sled operators but for the motorists' safety. TI1K INNKK liOUCK No less authoritative a beauty department than that of the Delineator has declared in favor of the theory of paint ing the skin from within rather than I'mm without. Its edi tor says that the old days of which hours were spent in patting and punching and rubbing in and nibbing out of heavy creams, of startling colors and freakish lines are gone. Cosmetic's arc still used. I'.ut they are changing in char acter. The cleansing creams and healing lotions are still in high regard, the delicate iwders are used, the touch of :ouge is applied externally on the day of over-fatigue. Hut the ephemeral values of the heavy make-ups have been recognized. Women want something mine lasting, and just as they moved from the weekly marcel lo the perma nent wave, they are moving from the outer to the inner skin-iestorers. Diet is the great cosmetic, with exercise a close second. H seems harder for women to make themselves exivise than diet, but they are willing to let other people exeicise them. So the beauty parlor has lost no customers, though it may odl less stuff in jars and more hours of massage. The ability to get fresh fruits and vegetables through I he year helps with the diet problem. Theie is no external beautifier which can compare with the gulden orange, the humble carrot and the earthy beet. When the young girls of this spinach-bred generation learn that the real purpose, of external cosmetics is to help older and wearier women imitate the ruse-petal freshness and color of their young skins, the whole race will be found moving even faster than it is in the direction of actual and i;ut imitation beauty. Who ran tui sin? I'rov. : , I have made my U:f. Send Gratult; Uondu valley can be cured in 21 hours. The to be cleared tin nnd mndn f . e .4 : of "a certain current of stati n (l V.V.I HUM till lUllb L OL'llll. use for static we've heard of. German admiral's death, says WMitkti tli i L-l ni.w. II-. . .!., i., 71. .11 1 II .V. and boys. Clews Confusing;" "Scorned ABEJjAftTtNl Itnlllcs nut' limirhihly ic t' Hi' strong hut Hi' Mtirt nearly nllu lilt a Iclcphone (Mile. Komi folk an- loo proud t' Ix'tr. but lliey lialni too proud t' Mll tickets uii' chant -4 Unit nohuiltly wantM. . ( iiic (.o i,i i;srock t'llll'AtiO. Iic. 1 (AD (C. I )cpa i ttlx-nt of , lt'V(iptH 7.'HMt; irriculliin ) Hoirs ...Mkei moHilir MIUI K I IllOSIiy NiroiiK (o 10c higher; lat'Kely ai tX.kufn H .Utt uiarkrt on Ihjuh hi-a I hiK over IS.r ll)M lop Ht.iMI piild fi.r Mi..,liin,i w.'b-lit bntHn.ru: Kliin- ihth k.imi: eNlimatud holdover I, - ihhi. ( liulcheiM. medium to hoice 2flO-I ! ;(u"y . w inf.. k nr.. oi.i, i.n it. k ?li i ISO-litm Hi. hib'H ti.U'l. receipts fimi; compared Cattle Willi a veek ago fed steers and lyearllimH 7.rt; to $ 1.50 higher: many miu mbetween grades 11.75 m fl'.no up; Home early idvnnce and luhetween graden lost at close. Not 1 many regular market steers above 1 $ I fi.ftO; International show reject 1 largely 17.0061)7.7, with extreme top at $18.00; lx-st heavies during week 1 7. .10; ntocliers and feeders adv anced 'IU fit f0c; mealy feeders as much as 7M 11.00 higher; and vcalcrs $I.Cfii2.nu higher. Sheen leeeinls '.000: market siw.dy, good and choice Iambs I4("' rlr ! with supply plen-. to 14.:.; for the week 27 doubles ! ,i,ul r'' ,l,t' holiday season. , f'""! feeding slatlons S.ooo direct; 1 I lull I receipts and Improved ship-,' ping demand carried, fat lambs . prices upward around 751 SI. 00 as compared with last weelfn close; t hrowouls nro.ind ft 0c higher; aged ; ishei-p iftc higher; late top fat na- i iiive unn weMcrn lamos fii.za; lai ewes $7.00; feeding lambs $13. HO; imT.! 14 ml- ful t.v.- 1 r. r.li r r. 7 vi.!.r. " HI.HIK M.f.ll; f,-.-.lllll lllinbH ' Hiroi.ir iar.., hiKh.-r 1 1 3.(10 r,, i a.r.ii. l'l)l(I I.AM) I'HOIlt ( I I'OIITI.ANII, lii-., Hie. I (AI') -W'lioli-Hiili- prli-fH. Ilull.-r I-'IikIh luilf ri-nl lovvi-r. I'orlla.nl iliiirv i.rliiinirf- nrln-H. : (''uh,M,: rct ''. 4!u-; miiiih.'hiiIk. i;;:.Vr; 'i - ni. - Hinn,iuni. Iri.si.s): l-'ri.li Mlunilarit i-xlras, Mir; fri-sli bIiiiiiIiii il flrsls. 41II-: a.iy. f.A (iltAM)l; IliriAll. MAItKl.TS linh-.v. IliilU'r, criuiitipiy Din-; 2 llm., $1.10. I-.'KK.S- r.ru- ilo. ciii-cHH :if'(i'4ic lb lloncy t.'onili. !!ro Hi. Vrut'lnlilivs I'olntni-.H - $1.1111 rwt. Ar(lflnilvi----l'li(.. l'at'Hli-y fc bunch. rriilllii-rrl..i - fii- .t. I'tniiiO'tinaf i-.i - l,v III Loral i'hIiIuiki- . 4c 111. Caillifttnv l-l-- -1 fin Hi. Clrapi-irntt. Mm lilu for 3;,c. I.cllln i- - iiir hnail. l-:i.i K I 2 fur Jho. Yfllm. iinlnu-i - f,c , lalinlirti---ic Ininrh. Iluni-li i-ai'iotn 3 for 1&C. Iliim-li hiMf f.c. I'. II Hllips ..'.( Illlllt'll. 'I'm nlpn t.i- a lniiu-li. Vli-ry---1 tu-. Ininrh. (irpi-n onion lie tinnph. liii't-n peppers In,: Ih. ltiltaiiat;ii -rc lit. Iliilitiar.l Stinanh Local 4c. Suet I'iiIhI.i.h 4 lli.i. ITic. lYllll.s 1 ii-llciinlH applcM - 4 Hi. liimkut. fl.Mi lo. .Iiuialliau appli-a $1.1(1 liox. M:i on Iiiin 1 i.jc Ih. I'ci Mlminnns -2 for 2 fc. I ciiitm.s - 4i'c ilnz. I ii aiiKcs - in 'a 7nc iloh. 4ir.ii.cn 2 ll.s. :. I i-ais llaitlcll. H.'.c n lion. l!n.l Cnipcior (iiapc.i I c lb. Snuur I'.IIIC MIKiVI 'i.f-4. I'lmir Si.fl w lical- S 40 lihl. Maul ft-.li.i n I.mi J -..(a Mil, rnilltry SprlllK fl leu ill' a illlc ill. Hcnis - V :oic ii. Mcnl-i nml I'jslt lici-f l.cii li; i, i I sc. ' t:M.s ail.l stc.il,H line III. Salmon (stilctly li-?.li) I latihiit :i;.c iii. llHlililln - '.'.c III. Coil il & 0 III. Ill (iAMllllH Hn. It-cillar. il.,ll. !An, II I I.A (.II AM'I W llnl I SAl.t MAUM IS SptllUH I.S.U i!f.c III, Heavy ln-nn--- Itic llv l.lithl hcnii - 1 4o III. riiHKs--su Ih. I 'lunr. Hhi-iI l-.lciittton (luiiil ntiwit) Knit wheal $7.40 libL $7.60 bbl. STOCKS SLUMP IN WALL STREET Sharp Drop in Prices Marks Last Hour Stock Exchange Trading NHW YOUK, J)l-c. 1 (AI') j Slock ln lri'H li-ll off wliiil'jily in lni j IhhI hour of livi'liiiK 011 I In- Ni-w I York hU"'I( i-xi'lrani! Imlity. Monl Kiiniery Wiu-il ihoip'-il IM-Till to I IH.L'li, wliiln Hi'iil-H ltoi-ljurk fell nciirlv $7.1111. I'ai-karil. (ii-ni-ral Miilms anil iVrra ilf I'iim-i. i lom-.l from $1 lo $4 lnwi-r. Inl.-rliatli.nal1 N- No. 3 whlu Nl.-k.il iiToi.l. i) a iihI Knln or :i.!h. ryr "ol 'lol.-il: lmrl.-y r,fi'.i I II., on I. lnark.t i-.-c.-lv.-il mull '": Hmolhy ..! $r..lill',( f,.7il. C'lov a flood or mill lot onli-i- In ( -anaill- i B'''"1 3I.6'. an Miiivonl thai lilt- oiii-nlnu mlci-i l'"r1 11-25; libs 111.70; l.i-llli lift rl !'( In established tin hour after 'he opfiillin', althiiiih 11 ho III from $17.7.', .limn to $l".7r. on h - rmlitl'lliliL i'X'Iiiiiik. . otop in I he Htork limn J7.t;. to $:..r,o on the curb .sh'rdny, caiiMfl ku h a flooil (if Hilling ( ha t I r a 'Him; in Itiu ishih- v,tn (si;sM'ii'h-(l I'ui' (!' day. Tin- liop picciuliitf it shurp i-i.;ii'tt(iii mi (In- Ktfwk c-li:uiL'( TiiMkeu Holler MearlhK wan a Hlrnntc I"ilnl on the 'bitf board" mountiiiK r- ton new oeak tit $l&&. Pennsylvania Itailro.id junipt'd to I7f. th.. highest mice wince I !i I a. V. H. Stc.l, New York Central and nlon I'aciitc an kmmi anoin i low- "rand Vict or Ta I king Machine f.'ll ... ii.s:. A milliner oi rccciii iavnr-i' lies were inai-tive in the early trad-; i',tf "1 hit Jump In call money 1'he jump In call money to 10 : ' l"'r ront ycHb-rday Ihk-I h-r wit h an " r ! in. Ik nun I.. l...,.L-...-u . !"" announced niter the close icll'leil 1(1 lllpiM cauiinn. iiii.il jsaies a p p r o x i m a ( e u : "hares. !. 4ia,ono mjuiiki MfOio DoiVtl II(tlf Cf?l'"vry ,m''' ,,ni' ,nr ,,iio"n which i the turkeys bring on the eastern j markets. The brokers will cluirne 1 POUTI.ANP. Ore.. I ec. I (AD '-r--Hutter firsts wcfi' dtiwn one half , ' cent to 4li !i cents on the local market today. Kresh medhllii ,tni ''K':s v re up one cent to - ... . .... I ''' vaneuei. meany. i -.- wil n 4i her Krulis and vegetables reniain: generally steady. Califoi n'a navel 1 oranges are plentiful. Oregon hoi-1 fug received j ho-.ise tomatoes are I inn ine nwirei in uirgt inianimen, P' lr .1 hi $ J 7 r, tn 1 4 t V'Hl The Itt u children of Herbert I louver ,lr, learniiiK" the faine of "pat-a-caUe" friMn their father, son of Ihe president -elect, are shown here. Left to liuhl are. Herbert Hoover Jr., Herbert IH Uhey c.tll him "ivie", Pen;y Ann and Mrs. HerberL Hoover Jr. The do's name is (lien. The picture a ;iM tJtkeii ;it the HiM.ver's ti-nne iu l'alo Alto. 'Vessels Large May Venture More; But Little Boats Should Keep Near Shore MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO CiltAIM ttlii'Ut Mii lliuli ' lw C'lo-O ! Ill!lll I.I llj l-lU'j Mmili 1 1 11 i 1 1 II t.tl'U l.lll:H!a l-l H.i!l!6 My iaay, ria i.-mi, i.mjh 1.2:1?'. i.bi l.l llll'OOl, WIIDAT I.IVKIil'OOU l-c. 1 AI') f'lOHf: I l'CClril'r !m. ci pit Ion jiuuii'In $1.31 pi-r IiiimIii'I; Mitri-li !ik. I'id, fl.331; M:iy D.i, 3 iil, l.33';k. ( IIK A.() CASH I IIICAdd, Dec I (AD Win .1: No HIll Corn, No. 4 mixcil hui I ' No- 3 Vllow Oil. i i.'ii. . ' 1 H)AI0 TURKEY POOL DECIDES flI lit A I? it1rF lJf JlM ivi rxivixij 1 i V M HOISK, Ma., Ore. I (AD- Mi'iiiIkmh of the Idaho turk-y pool i huv" decided to tied I the ( hriHlmas i ll" "ky trI on a conslKnment ban- inuiead or ouiriKiit to eastern lr-"t Th Idaho turkey crop.! I w PHtlnuited lo be worth , "',t'y ol1' million dollars will be nearly one million dollars will be .-.v... .,,n.,, .... 'onipanies paying I he growers rush ,. .1H.... ( -1 I ' - Hrst clahs birds, the growers io receive ine remainder when too hrouers dispose of the birds. The lecision was reached yesterday. I NIK IS I lie 1 1 THl 1 1 1 II ( SII1CC I " C Ol- nidation was formed in that i Ihe growers have sold to bridvers. l'hc prices agreed upon were .'! - . cents per pound for number I toms; HO cenls for No. 1 hens; IMi cents for old toms, and ; tor No. 'I turkeys. The III cents growers will receive above this price the difference helwe-en the cash on de- five per cent of the net for hand- ling tlx crop. Shipments will begin Monday from 24 points in Idaho and Kasl- ern Oregon. HI rn:HI-T i SAN r'IMNClSCO. Iec. 1 (AP) Ttiittorfat f. o. b. San Francisco. ; 50 i.e. ' : XI-: W VJlili I'ltl IT NKW YOUK. Di'C. I (AI')--'$111,511. Drli-il fruit unit Iiom sloiidv. They'll Call The New President , , i 'il V. W i v l ip- Wheat Gains In Chicago Market; j Close Is Strong; CHICAGO. !. 1 ( AT) Whout j vahnH tiKhtmicil up ai ly today ow- j Ijik In hoiim- IKrco lo rfiaiiv , srantlni'SM of ilfllvc-ilfM on Ht'rciii ; Iter contiactH. S4'ci-tai y Jurlin-' , annual r'ioi t advocating K'.npluM ' control li'h'irilaMon. waH appaifiitly ulfo it bullish factor. Ojh'IiIhk uii- I cliHiiwcd lo '4c hlKlicr, w hcol uf - tcrwatd nhowed huiiic advaiu-o all ai-'n'iul. Com and oats IIUuwIbm do- v-ioHd HtrciiiMh, with corn turt - inn at d-rcliiH to 'i i it in s,b.st'finiitly MorbiK a K;ncial upturn. I'ioviHitiiiH inclined down- I ward. ; Wheat clos.y atioiiK. 1 o to 2 vm',, n,.t hiirher corn u,v. to c ; ,tp. oat umliaiiKed to Vi t He ad- Vjuice. and provisions varying' from vL't jecline to a rie of l'7c. l'OIM'l,Al IjI V t'.S'l't K'K poltTI.ANI Ore I i ( A P) poltTI.ANI . Ore., (. 1 (AD , juiai receipts ir weea apprnxi- MliltHy: Caltle. 2R:ir,; c-alvw 35S; . .... j nogs .immp; sueep ears iiu. t Cattle, compared to a week ago ihmuMl i.,n,iu f,.ii jy K0j .steers, (ll.&n to JI2.LT. ! Milium iriaile mostlv Sin fill to S I I ( r. I t ... n 1 If ( n. lindi-i-, I.inrited luoveiliellt of feed er steers, jy.fio to tlO.r. Top heif ers in loads, $lo.:tr. Tnp cows, $:. Hulk desirable she stock, $S.f to $!l.7r. Low cutters down to $4.50 and below, ?7.7.r. Odl Hulls mostly $7.2fi lo- head beef-l ype, ?X to S-S.r.0. ' Hulk light veaters. $11.50) to $ 1 ;i. Calves. $10 down. Heavies and thins down to $7. Hogs, closed 25 cents lower than u week agn. Hulk light butchers for week. $1M,."i to $!t.75. practi cally not hing at $y.i'5 after Mon day. Over anil under weights $! down, Kxircmo heavies, $S to ;.:. i m uiiis w)b iiiosi iy i.:. Slaughter pigs and feeders Monday mostly $s.r, to SS.50. Hulk thert after $S to $8.25. Hheep and lambs steady with good demand all week. Wooled lambs hrouKht $12. Slim-n, $11.1 IStiU - lly cliok-i- 1 llli-pounil yi-inliiiBS. Cholct- ewes iHuli-il Ul lo 1 Stn.'l. i'iiMh iliiwn lo 5'.'. ! "Grandpa" KAYSER HOSE FOR XMAS The Ideal Gift With the Slipper Heel N. K. West & Co., Inc. "La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years" , LA GRAMDERS TO WELCOME 0. S. C. TEAM (Continued from Page 1) ' eurneHtnuHS and wurnincHa, Ii;MKro IM.A.NS Vi;i.(.MI i l'ENDLKTON, On., lift. 1 (AOjcp of l'alo Alto. Cul Plans for a rousinK wrlcoine to the Ore(fon Statu eolb'Kt footbull team on Ha arrival in Its homo , state next Wednesday, uri: bcintf made hero. K. a Aldrlch. editor of the Kawt OreKonlan. u member of the board of rcKcntN ol Oregon Ktato college, and Pendh-ton alumni j .plan a demonstration Hi honor oi 'the returning gridiron warriorK I who vanquished New York untvM-- ' H"y 'J'hanksgivlng day New . The I'nlon Pacific is cooperat- i lti n,l tlm .oil! villi III IiiII hill IT - enough for this team to ho tuken on a paraue inrounn me uuy. i : American l.egion nanii, ine t enun- Ion "ln Bcnooi and citizens win tuimmui: iu i "hiiim d let on souvenir will be given to each member of the team. If Gov. 1. L. Patterson accepts aii Invitation, he will formally wel come, the team at Pendleton and accompany n 10 i-oruunu. PO UTLAND, Ore., Dec. 1 (AP) Gov. I. L. Patterson said1 here today that he could not decide un til Monday whether he would be able, to go to Pendleton next Wed nesday to participate in the wel come to the Oregon State football team. 'l cannot tell until I get buck to Salem Monday. I prom ised Mr. K. H. Aldrlch that I would wlrehlnion Monday. crnor. said the gov- MR. SLATER DIES IN WEST OREGON (Continued from Page 1) school tit Kiipem for si-veral years und later practiced law in I'cndtc- : 'ton. Krum 1SS6 to ISiio ho was j nsHistunt state trca-surer. t j After ontfagiiifr in businesa for a j time In ha Grande he moved to rfa j 1 in. where he wjih in the insur i nco business for a time, und' uf I terward practiced law. He was 'appointed justice of the supnutie court by Governor Chamberlain in j lUUK, and held that office until J 1 l - At the cloe of til.s term in tlie Hupreme .ourt he came to J 1'ortland and became associated with John Manning in the prac- uee oi inw. j JudKe Klatcr was a son of James i ! 2 Toys and Doils 25c to 98c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP s Il 4 4 gift everyone in'tnc familj '' enjoy KODAK A Kodak on the Christmas tree means ycar-around pleasure lor your whole family. Do your Christmas Kodak shopping now a com plete stock and a thorough knowledge cf the Eastman line are at your disposal here. Autographic Kodaks arc Jo up Box Brownies from ti up KED CROSS II. Hlalcr, who represented llio Hlate of Oregon In congress from 1K71 lo I K7 :i and In the senate from 17 to 1SN4. He was a life-long member of th. Kplscopal church, lie .wan chancellor of this diocese and vestryman of Kt. Mark's par InIi. Hi: 1m survived by his widow. ,two dauKhters Mis. Chester Wureko and ielu HiAter of this city; two sons, Wood-Hon Kugeiie Slater of Portland and Dr. Harvey M. Hlat- ; four sisterw, OHvb A. Slater. .Mrs. Hertlm Slater Smith, Mm. A. H. Cherry, Port, land and Mrs. Ndlie O. Neiil, l.a Orande, and three brothers, ' John I. Slater and Krancls S. Sinter of Portland and James D. Slatur of Lu Grand"!. roit'ix.wi) mii;at roUTI.ANI). dm, Iiih-. I (AI') Whitat. I'.Ik Hi-nil IiIiichIi-ui, Imnl whlli-, I.4S: Bolt while. I. Ill; ivpmU urn whin-. I.l'.l; Imnl winter, I.U- : northi-in .sih-Jiik, A'i: wcHti-rn ri-U. 1 . 1 :i Vj . Onls, No. 2-3J ' lit. wliili-, .Ifi.r.ii. 'Toiluy'H i-iir rt-ci-lplH -Wln-:il Sll, flour 3, corn 7, hay a. a you th a her SPWK A WEAK SPINK lietiays ilNelf in Hie attitude and walk of ihe hapless owner, he. il man or woman. Weak spines show premature old ture, oven In youthful persons. To remedy this condition, take chiropractic adjustments, the only satisfac tory way to Improve and .strnighU'll the spinal column and put in place the nerves la-diatiitK- theieriom. i.J)o:not wait. I'lione today for an appoiiitmenl. Consultation dee. DIE. .1. K. WOOIHOLl (1 Son ii net' IthlK. I'boue J7-V. Ites. tl)0-V Hmirs o n. ni. to ft n, in. (ChlmpiHcde ints ICusiil(s) DRUG STORE
