La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage tighfc LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, April 12, 1929. lllr 1 WI . New' HARDEMAN HATS $5.00 In tin- riilillhir Thiih lili'l (IruyH lit , Men's Wear. -x MORE HAY OATS TO BE rLANTFJ) Less Acreage Indicated in bpuds, baring Wheat In Oregon COUVAMJM, Oie..Apr. VI (V) Tho muiillily agricultural pit Na tion report fur March, l.iui( Uy till tltfrlcijltllTUI fMOIKJlllh-H UMfflOII of thy oxtriiHiuji hc evict of tin hIiiIm colleife, IfidtciilfK for Oregon in- v.ii'umtl ucniig( In corn hurley, buy, ojiIm fi ml voFMlldy onforiN, und reduction In pottitofH, Hprliifr wlit-ut iiml (KMHilly fill I whi-at, d'ieii(JiiiA OU Hpl'lliK ulililliliitiliient. ( iop rnnriltloiiH are repnrle4 MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY C'HH'AtiO ;hain Uliiiit . Slay ........ July KC'IU. 0wu : ISU laijseniy, fjt'A&niii ia lllKll iss-K l-.'B may. ISO istk, 1-201, I23H,I2S' l-'Kf, el -'H iasnei.12 MVKltrooi.. Willi at lIVKUI'OOI.. Alir. 12 (AT) Wh.'iit cIoho Muy 8m, lil!i, per l Ilia. $1,211; J lly m. $1.33; October !. Gil. tl.STH. rHi'i,AM) viii:at I'OHTI.ANI). Un:, Apr. 12 (AT) Wlicat HIk Hi-nil IjlUCNltlll l.ur.l vlillu, $I.(J; HOfl wlill... $1.18; ii'l'ii wlilln, ti l: liunl wlntxi, $1.10; northern npiliiK. SI.IG; Mal um ri'il, $1.10. OulH No. 2. 3S Hi. while, $.'IS. To.Jl.V'l, Ciif M'fJI'illlH Wlll'Ilt . npollcl with tlm lali. KprliiK li.un-1 x, flour 19, corn a, out 2,'lmy l. j p.'linK fallllllilf opi-l'iillnHH, (.ollpllMlt A ; I wild KiiorliiK' or iiKiUluro In hoiih-I j lry-lull Ki't-tloliH, ullliMtlrrh snow Ini'ippIIch for Irriallun W'tlLfr 1h ur.- UHiitilly pli'titirul. Local Rhubarb On Market Now In West Oregon, FIND IT . HERE Oop for IMa mlirni BM ke U. kr h. ( IIICACO CASH I'Olt l l.AM) I'KODt ( i; , l'OltTI.ANIi, On... Apr. 12 (A I') WhciloBalu pilcfo: -- IllitliT .Hlcu.Iy. i.Kmw Hlfiidy. I'-ri-Mh iiiwIIiiiii i-x-trm. Mv. ' . v . J Alllk, poultry, oiiIoiih, poiuluci--HluiUy unil uiK'liiiniiiitJ, . : Wool KimU'l ll Ui CKon L'Oiii ,1li: III .-..II..., wr. Nnm l.i.u '. I i ' "Hliy HKI'i'iuri' will likely III -Hlr-aily uiij u,.Jl,;nK,..r ' '',,""tl' "!nt" Homo (luiiifiK-e tu early fruit from front Ih ifiort"l, ulthoiifilt It Ih toti curly to picflti t fruit prtH?tl8 In ffeiierul. I "Orctfnn farnnrM lnlfiid to Iik (rcoHfi tln'lr iM'i't;ir,'i of corn JD jnr cent rompiiM-tl wllh lnxt yar," llt'i report Miiytt. "Hiirlntf wlint may l I (Jecremuiil 30 per cent. Out acr.- UKd l expected to he three per cent larger uh coinpurer) wllh a n per ci'iit Jniiip for other western Htute uhlle Oregon furmcrH will expand their hurley aercafp I fl per cvnt oh agaliiHt hut five per cent for tho entlrii went. "I'otalo uereage In Oreron will probuhly he reduced 'J. per cent, uhout the average for the. 4-nllr country, hul lew llian for the Hlatn ('lllCAflO. Apr. la (Al') Wheat No. 4 hard. $1.17; No. 5 north ern Kpiing, !(!. Corn No, 3 mixed, KH ii tflMc No. yellow, Mtt'Mtyc. i (JiilH No. 3 while.. inii-4'jt:; So. 4 w hite. 4 7 $i 4 H c. . Uye No. 4, $l.lil . , Hurley USty I Jv. -Timothy eed 4.'M(U fi'.&. riover ec'U-$i'2Jii'M' 81.00. . Ijinl $1 I. KG. , ltllm $18. IS. - . Ilelllea $J3.X7. wool iti:ioicr ItOHTON, Apr. J3 AI') The erclul Hulhtlln tomorrow will way. 'Tho inurkvl Ih hUU rather' mile on lliu tairfaco, hut thcre l it fair of Washington and other wttHtern ' moveiiifnt In wool more or leas w-elion-:, . jaleudlly ut prlcen which show Mr iu:m; This tn your IjM DptMtrtunUy to rill tu your Irvn? uitlorn dinner aiv. Tht ttaitcina h.n lnti UU ' com lmi"J ii tir toait und the n L jiiailndor of our Mm k w ill lm oltl run j i,am, (ire., Apr. 11' (Al'l m nan or 1 whnloalp cvt to un Kggrf und hutter, the iniHit Take ndiif.i.- o( (his utter, fir i-hangeahlv of local market com- j the p let-en n prhri In tho win modltlcM, were 'uuclutngt a in price Uow nt JiirhardNon'u An and r.tft loilay. 8hop. 4-12-3t I I.ovul rhuhaih has mudi IIh ap-l -. , ,, ... - pearanco on the market and wa IIsnrttrtiMt. r'n tiwtlw Kiild to ho fully uh good u that lni-om, rtct. Norln,a Ktitr1l NlKjp, ported from California and wiling! - al ahout tho huiiic prices. ) ' s .Jlrwieoll wa. hoMinn firm i, or ,.,.',:,.,. of k,'i-n M. . . ' . - ilCnowh-s Olntit rware, ai leKa thai, onion, ,. movlns hv,U-r. UlM .hol(!sa,l, p'rlr,. Vosl'w, I o,.,i. .,. not so ,..! f,.l K1V, .,,, Vy UkhiB .... nu l ure hold ul cuiiiparutntly l,lKl. ,unl,1K1, of ,hu , ', w,.pk ul ,r il(liliar.)iir Alt nnd Girt Hlinp; 4-12-11 Broad Advance In Wnit Pl T I ' 1 lvllin II of tliii 1-oyiil sisloi Wail OlICCl 1 OUay i Wif hritiun rliun-h will liolil :h corikiil food wile S.Uunlay m ! Nouli'u I'aint Iiop, , 4-12-H In- Say, Folks, We Sell MEAT! ' Where Your $ Buys the Most . ; r Saturday Specials niinilitii'gw, lb. 20c Satimigo, lb. ...........; . . 22c Put Roasl iW.'jbi .. , ;.. 22c Salmii steak, II). ' , ,'JOc T Bono utoiik, II). ; 30c Ficsh Di'OHiicd 'diickcns nt liny time Day or Night '. . ' Give us a Trial v I RODE S MARKET ' 1G0 11;. Adams IJIZ RODE & ORVILLl? ROIJEUTS, tie change 011 fine wool, although medium quulitlet aru CMMier. "In Die wchI, there han heen lit lie new husinea reiortert thlh week. Home wool In .Mountatii jiiouin, Idaho, wat Hold at 88'c foi medium f uallly wool, com pa tea jWllh H 0e 'Id dayH ago. Hheurlng In delayed all through tho liiterinoun. tain area on account of suvcro J htoruiM. j "l-'orelgn market an falrry ateady, AtiMtrulhin Bitlen Nhowftig I nllglit ri-ccMKloiiH on the fag-cml JwooIm of the MciiKOM, hul goorl wooIb are firm, UKpeelally croHHbicflH. j "Tho piece , good piai kcts ate Moderately ucl(vo. Worttteil inunu fuidnicra report Htaph; orderti tttov.' at the moment. NKW YOltK, Apr. 13 (AP)- Oefiuitf higns of mi sing credit cou- d it ion 14, coupled with a continuance! f favoruhle trade news, furnished the background for u hroad ad vance In prlcen In today's stotK market. lU'wplIe rather heavy week end hectvy profit-taking and spo radic hear Helling of Home of the UIVI O 1 1 V II Kpeculatlve iiuuei. prIceH of a loii.il t list of Mm kH were pu.sheU up 1 lo n . i nn.riv u uHh WAIXOWA. Ore.. Apr. 12 In- jM luiiiitj nun n iinuvu iii 1 1111 I ir the transient Hvesto'k tax owed Wallowa county, a check for $79 Uunion County Pays Stock Tax; 'Others S i 1 e n t lozen moving Into new high ground for the -ar. New high riM'ortltt for tho year were established Uy u vat jet y of i ftueH, Including American Can, Burroughs A Idiug Machine, Glid den t'omiany, Slromheig Caihure- iii, j t'Aui) uun nuipuur, i niieu : ..l,t,.,iil.l nt iw. !.,, ... Aircraft nnd Yellow Truck ami lh ' onntv nf tlw.Mi, Mlllt being riHelved ly the county clerk. t. II. UeuviH. Bilenct. however, has attended the bill He nt I'mu tllla and Ituker count lea. , Am unofficial report has been Coach. Wheat Gains More Than a Cent Today CIllCA(iO, Apr. 12 (Al) Open ing unchanged to v higher. Chi cago wheat uflcrward scored guinw nil around, and then recede-J tt. Mfilnili' lu iiilii ' A mil., hulr lm. ' bolow yeHlerday's flniah. Cot; been laken In the miUtJiweHl at 60cl1,J 011" weru ulo firmer ut timeo. for udult and 0o for kid. butlWM" vu'" wuril"K uncnunguu to groweiH In Texua Ubuully want moro money.' Tim t'ommerclat tlullettu wll puhllHh t ho following wool limita tion tittttoiTow; He on red haam: Oregon Klneand ' M. maple. $l.u4f l.l:i: fine an I l. M. lli-Ht combing. H7C $I.Imi; flue and F. M. elod.lng, tioi 'Mh-.; valley No! I, tl.tiiH 1.05. ,. Muhalr A vt'i'iiK" 11! 1 motitlm, j Oregon, Cliii Owe. : Oradcd hIouk i um commng, uu (tiluu; good curding, 5 60c, Complete Outfit From Head to Foot From Skin Out Here's What $23.05 Will Do Here , . OUTFIT COMPLETE $23.05 vy vJvJI Suit I'lolht ... Hat Oxfords ..... ... Shirt t.. L'ndci Hoai' I'linry Sox Silk Tic ..: ih.it lilll U'ls ;.......;.. Total These Siii'Ih arc priced the New York Store wnv. which is extremely low. for suits or such fine lUlility in fabric and tailoring. These new style coatt; have the bniad shoiildeis, peaked lapels, slenderized waist line, vest lias the (atteisal cf. fed, which is correct in every detail. Select mir outfit now! Men's Oxfords I . I 1 1 U n 6 1 UU I Mi n'K l.l n k or tun o.ifonls villi fumy iIii.hmI ftrn-ta intl iiuHllfH'il lirouv loi. sptiiiil . ., yitJO Men's Fancy Dress Sox A 'liivelj' (Iii-wm ltx n u . i"lM.V tlf rillolM til I'lllMOM' froni In iiiyon mill MMo In liolil i-)iei-lM unil trip4. .lutftl SpivUI, will" CoiMl UI.Kll' llll.ll, I.I,. h liln In a Viiilwy f ptitirrna lo i'lionit from with the Iouk liliit i-ollarM, tN.lnr to bur uionlj;,. with ltn- oitttlt. :uint .p.-..,.,, voc Men's Underwear A M""t muile Uhlioi suit Ither alhlelte e. hliurt bMvi inkle lenlh in voltu whttv New Spring Hats Meti'n new Hprinu hatN o( inn iiuullty feltH with (liiii hrlm til' fedora ' Mtylert lu ulor of tan. gray, or hluek tn harmoiiite with the n it etecled. Thin hat tu well . ..uh $i.)m; imlmhU in t)iU mttit at Outfit (tcclal . , .... . c: off,, hut later advancing hoiik- what, rrovlKloiiH held uhout Htcudy. Vhe;it cloHed rirm, 1 to lc net higher, corn unchanged to Bfl-.ic up, oatH n to -Xc u;- the county Judges of these coun ties indicating they would fight the claims of Wullown county, which means that the law will have to he tested In the state's courts before Wallowa county cun force collection. Grange Meeting At Ladd Canyon; 1 Dance Is Enjoyed lly Sir?. Charles fiiiindy (Obnerver Correspondent) LAOO CANVON (Special ) Tho .add Canyon grunge met In regu- vame. anu provimcms varying irom ,Ilr svltliitin T'.iesday evening and Jc decline lo u rise of inc. t .,tho IWUII bueinoss meeting was gone over, hut no new business PKAItK NOT OVMAOi:i Uransacted. At a recent meeting O It A NTH PAHS, Ore.; Apr. la Mr. and Airs. Charles Grundy wci'3 (Al') Although cherries and elected us alternates lo the state peaches In IIiIk dltdrlct huvc been 'grange which wilt bo. held at hard hit by recent heavy frosla.iMaishrield lu June, giowers of commercial pears sayj Tho Ijtdd ('any on grangers had this fruit has not lnxn damaged, (a very cnjoyahle dancing party las: Karly morning fogs, fruit grower 1'Ylday evening with other grange say. havo mlnlmt.ed the damage, toinenibers and u few Invited friends tho pears. , The prolonged fro.sts'os guests, Sandwiches, cakes and ii ru thu most severe In many years 'coffee were served at midnight. I Tho Ladd Canyon grange mem- l'ltlSCO Kit r IT bill's are Invited to a dancing party SAN KltANCIsft), Apr. lli (Al') llt 1!Um AU Orem hull this ove- Kctloml. Stale Mnrki t News Ser- ! vice Apples: Calllornia, Newtown ntw nimi.y irom i-entiiuiuu 1'lppins. fancy, cold storage. 4 tier. j movwl Into the neighborhood last $ 1 . ft (i 4 L'.tni. week on the place known as the IVais" Lake couptv. packed "hl iII place und now owned Whiter Nells, $a.uiii3.fn per box.i''' J"-'! M'furlhy. of I At Grande. Oregon. IVAnjo.is. $4.M0h I ',,', i"blhlren of Oscur .yiiia, oi- i.ii vfiiinov, 'tii u iirui im il In K for a fov dtiytt nt tho Iioiiich of their Kruiiiiiiurontu, Mr. nnd M ru. Iwilt't'l AMI! lln. Attfll I (A IVYiin'ini niioioii, lino niuir iioih, jl'.) I'altlo und i iiIvoh: Hlon.ly. no Mm, Krnllk I'oolc. I hoy enjoy r.o.lptH. SIoiih (Iiio.;ioii ,S.) country liro InimoiiKi-ly. Kood Il.2r.i$l2; do c.ir.n-1 ion ll.s.)l Aitluir Wllmm nnd Kriink Conn- linvdiuiii in.f.iin 11.2.'.; do c-oiumon W'11 '" 'IrlvliiB ni-w inin. Ar- 'i nil',, tlll.r.il. HolfoiH (S6ll i. tlmr'n Is ll loupu und Kriilik'n u - ilowtu Kood 10.7ft "i 1 1. mi: do dom inion ii.nnii tu.7r, Cowh, irood y.6o lo lO.Oli; do rolnllion lo mtdil!iii I 'OH I I , A M ) I , I V KSTOl'li ..$1.95. 25c 'MHfH Jpeehil 0C I'oinplci). lim- or Mali from to :..s Watch Our Windows For Specials mmmam w -WMM iniia bW5 Destroyers of High Prices Kb TO 18 IE 'dllll. ; I Mis. Koy A. MilllMdl la HlnylllK In Iji llrnndi) this wt't-k with to'l 7.r.0 !.r,0; do low cullor B.r.llDr ,"im r, Aim. l.mmin ..loio.i. w nr. o 17.611. llilllH (yfiirlliiKH oxrlnd.d).!"!"' ' l11" or " ly- kooiI lii-of k.iiosi !l. uii; do cutU'l' lo.'hin. I imtdlniii T.iiiik s.iiii. Colvi-H (Siiiil .Min. Cliarl.. tirnndy .itirtaln.d down) nielli o .hol.o in.oo !! tlil-ToBolh.-r clul, lit Its lut Ul ls.f.ti; do .nil lo lonimon .6U j ,'v''r' ra'ml"r M"'1". ! Id. on. V.Mlirs, milk r.d, Kod to w III nlti ndiilKP. Mrs. A. K.J '.lu.l. ii I :t. 6ii r I4.6H; do iiumIIiiiii 1'eubliT und Mrs. II. W. l-.-.-l.l.-r . I I2.0IH. l;t.6n; do cull to eo on lmt i-hiiiw of tlm iift..iioon- on- ' 'l nll'o I i. nil. ti'l tiilniiii lil. llll'h whs tn tho roi in I ! " IK.Ks: Sl.'ndv. no n-i i lpts. Homy of two contests. Mrs. Hurry llilli-Iw.-lKhl C6ii-3f.li His.) medium 'o sen won one of tlm contests und j ieliol.e $lll(.iln.76; iiumIIiiiii weiKht Mm. Kmnk I'oolc till, oilier. 'Ill, IC-iili-sr.ft His. ) l Illlil to choice mum feature of the arternoon was j ! iii.7r.m It. 76; UK hi wolKlit (l(iu-2iiii;tli' presentation or u lovely ines-. Ill.s.) ine.llliin to choice I t .76 11 $ I 2 . ! "' "'olu "' lo ,n- ,""yl MlKht llnlils (1 3i. iiu ll.s.) medium "rown. who Is prepurlniT to lenv.. to choice tc.7r.Mi 11.76. I'acklim Tor tioodiiiK. Ida., to make her Tn- !; rouith iind smooth .5ii..,tint! home. Tlio Kirt was preKem- '11.6(1. SlallKhter plKS :m..;ii ll.s.) cd l.y the president. Mrs. l-auru, lliiedllllll lo cholco lti.SS 11.26; llrad. n. to which Mis. Ilrown re. Iteeder and stoeer .ls "li-13'.i spond.'d. Mrs. (Irundy served u twu- ll.s.) medl.ll.l lo choke )dl 111.76. "'" so .....ceo.. ... ..it- i-.o.- v.. (Soft or-oily Ii.iks and roastlliB pics afternoon. x eveluded tn nl.ovo .plotutloiis) . I ' , v Sheep mid liiinhs: tj.iotiil.ly sle.i-j I'l.l'.M'V ()! Al I It) A dy. no receipts. (Tin. l-ollowlimj I'KNDI.KTON, On:. Apr. IS Milolatloni, on full wooled l.nsls):' (Al'J At 2:311 p. 111. yesterday lr. Liiinhs (Sf-!l2 ll.s.) Rood to cholco UnlPh I'Vnton completed a mastoid I4.iilii Id."; iie.iluni to cliolec operation 111 u Portland Hospital. ,.,...!.. ii.. v i ....... i: ..... ,l ...II At 4:Sn P- m. he was portormlllK a 'weights) cull I., common ll.'m'f "H"'1'"4 oprnilloh her.. lie was I2.i: do lull ..kWs) cill lo com- 1-roimht here l.y plane from Port mm H i"... I2 "(.. Ycnrllnir well- alter the mother of lorn :.rs (lln ll.s. down) medium tu ............. i...- . jchoice in. hi.. i 13.1.1.. Kvn-s (I2n ll..t. J .low a) iiic'llum to cl.olct. 7.6d.r j!l.S6; do (U'li-1611 ll.s.) medium to choice C.&li.i a.no; do (till weights) (cull to c.miliou 4.1.1. 'i i.. 6(1, J.C.PENNEY.C. 108 Depot SU v La Grand. Oregon YouScweMoney Here Every Day on Your Purchases Our Low Prices Are Not Reserved for Special So-called "Sales" ' - Lortjgwearing! Comfort, Too Here ts a shoe that Is Jammed full of Wear, Comfort and Economy. Of Brown Elk, with an extra half sole for longer wear. If you want Value for your YVorkilioe Dollar,, here it it. $2.69 "Pay-Day" Work; Shirts Made for Hard Service ' Roomy, biff and Union Made. . Of fine and coarse yarns for real service. In blue or grey. . Coat ilyle continuous ' faced 'sleeves two but. " ton-pockets,, reinforced. All sizes, including slim and extra 79c (BigPayw Work Sox, .. Of heavyweight cotton in plain colors. Exceptional value, 2 prs. for 35c Men's Hose "fctf.! Brand Of extra quality tnerceriied lisle from heel to top. 4 Pr.: j?1.00 'Nation -Wide' ' Work Glove Medium weight, canvas gloves with blue knit wrist Our Mass Buying makes this extremely low price possible, See these values . 3 prs, for 25c 'True Blue" Work Suits In khaki, denim or hick ory stripes. Set -oh collar band, clos ed fly, tri ple - stitch ed. . Eight pockets. . Sizes 34 to 44. Extra sizes 46 to so; '(":; Lac Coat Style Shirt ill Also with elated-front. Made 1 of fine and 'coarse yarn chant stray. ; Full cut- All sites. 69c Work Suits The "Pay Day" Make Good on the Job Union: Made.. Of quality fab rics khakis, denims and hickory stripes. Raglan shoulder sleeves, roomy pockets. Triple- t i t c h e d throughout Em broidered letter . ing at small ex tra cost. $2,98 Jl JIM'S Special Work Suspender Cross-back sus penders, 38 inch and 42 inch lengths. Best, quality . cushion back, cowhide leather ends, double stitched through out. With brass " buckles. Also in Police Baclc ....I- d 49a "PafDay" Overalls or Jumper . Of 2.20 blue denim, cut . kk : roomy for 1 roomy comfort and freedom ' of movement. throughout, with six bar tacked pock ets. . Unipn Made. Over alls or Jump er. at $129 True-Blue,,.Play Suits Washable Durable The kind of suit that keeps the boy presentable and saves wear and tear on his clothes during playtime. Long sleeves, ankle length legs, open front, drop seat, roomy pockets. Sizes 2 to 8 years. Outstanding value, at 79c Work Socks At Thrift ?t kei i- Made of heavy cotton in tan mixed and blue-mixed shades. The low prices asked are made possible by our mass-buying re sources, Per pair 5c and 10c ''Big Mac" Jr. - Work Shirts for Boyi Alads of the same durable lhambray as "Big Mae," 59c la ml thut. tin- fon whs In h oritlml U'omlilUm und that riirh flci'thtK moment iitcHiit thut uiiirh lva fhanco of Iht won'a ivcovery. STORM TOLL REACH ES 50 i IN ARKANSAS (Continued from Taic 1) larly In Kulloii nml 4xnrl coiuules. Jiut north of tho Monti umi. ! 11.VTKSVIIXK. Ark.. Apr. 13 1 (vVI)Thirty pNnons lo hail hft-n x Ithoot fooil or utor ftr Sl, KM COACH H1.SK.NS U SAI.KM. Ovv.. Apr. 12 tAl1) 1 I.oitlf M. AntUrmtm. athletic courti'B ut the Siilrtn HiKh school for t,iej2 1hI two ytura, unnouiul lotlny , Q that he In rt'!mnlnK htt position ut thi' end of the ntvstMH m-hool yvur to ko OHst und take post-jtruiluutt work in physical ediKHtioo. No nctlon him liocn tukn hy tho school Hthlitc board towurd o Icctintr u lutcccwtor to Anderson. KCGKNK. Or.. Apr. 13 (A!) Mrtv Helen Stohllere Pannit. uuuv thwii 4H noun ert dlm-nv. w Ife of lr. Philip A, -Hmoiw. dean ered hldint In ctvernit near UuUm nf th I nivendty of Oregon nehool tottiiy l-y ntltiml soardsmen of iMetohKy Hnd the Portlnnd seavrhln liu n-rlon fr liodlcs of school .f wIhI work, died at n thone klMe-l In the tornwdo late hondtwl hi re tdnv. She had Uvvn ' VcUnedy. hot m few dnys. 10 Years Ago Today- An miH'iiilimiit for rnrtnl I'Miuillty Irns hMii ri'Ji'ttMl by Hie l.iituiu r .Nnlloiis, Two things equal to The same thing me Ktiual to each other. Uut there is no ' Other store in I-a Grande that can Kqtml the service, Friendly helpfulness And value of merchan dise That we offer. You too Should trade here. L & L. Drujr Co. Baby's Spine Should Be Adjusted When Necessary If a baby's spinal condition 'is neglected thu defects I ! yT. Ta ,nt? thc Htured lK,dy of the nH.. i I H,uff Vi0f Jea.,ly lifc- if corrected. in thc tui ity ' cl"Wl'ul, become the strength or nw A baby's spine is the most responsive spine. Thc younger the patient the more easily and quickly thc P,r.S,'0il,dS' t0 fhi,-I,ractic spinal adjustments. lHib.es are lwing restored to health from diseases of the head, eyes, ears .nose throat, lungs, heart, stom ach liver, pancreas, kidneys, bowels and lower organs by chtropiactic spinal adjustments. : )ou can make your appointment for health by . phoning 497-VV; DR. J. E. W00DELL -o si...,ht llMs. ' Honn.: -S,' 7-8 V. M. llmiso lulls tiMrml.