La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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    -Wednesday, May-lr 1929
rage Eight - i - -lJfi j
I
if
m:w woomcxs
" Jty I'M V. Ptlee "
Jn u II new colors und
llltl'Ht Style.
$35.00 to $50.00
Qfawc Stic.
Men's Wear.
;.' HHGINA (AI'J Tho province of
r'usluilchcwiin 1m HlurLljitf u four
yeur road building program cull
ing fur expenditure of t2H,000,0
und cuiiHtl uullun of 3,10" nilli-s of
lilghwuy. . 'I'lit. first yi-ur will bo
ment In graveling l.ouo miles of
iitillng roads, t -
10 Years.
Ago Today-
flasu lloxpllul Nil. 4(1, (110-
iton men, landed In 'New
Yuri;. " ..;
ALMOST us good ns '
GETTING home is to
SEND a remembrance
DON'T. forget jt in ,
TIME to send a gift ' " '
TO MOTHER, for her
DAY, May 12th. We
HAVE an excellent
ASSORTMENT of box .
CANDY 'specially
FOR Mother's Day
Choose yours now., ,,
-
L & L Drug Co.
Broad Advance
In Wall Street;
Closing Strong
MOW YOltlC. May 1 (A I) Kan
lug credit conditions und favorable
trade news provided t ho buck
wound for another broad advance
In prices In today's slock market,
Itcvlvul of pool activity, und u
marked expansion In public partic
ipation wus reflected In un increas
ed volumu of trading, iixtreine
tfuliiH In I lie uctlvo Issues run from
2 lit nearly I1 points, with at leant
:i0 slocks mMhed to new high lov
cIh for tlio year, i
Cull money wtiewed at It per
cent nu against M yesterday, and
dropped to 30 around midday.
Violent find nation win resum
ed In the United Alictuft Issues,
Hie common snaring lfi points to
u new high above 2f.fi,
The (treat interest In I lie riual
hour entered In a sprinkling of
public u tlllt leu, motor accessories
und food issues. Kleelrlc A nto
Ute rone 0 points. National Tea'
and Hoitch Magneto 0 'i and Colum
bia (las 'I . kiih and Pacific
rallroail Jumped V points to 1TJ.
a record price.
The murkel closing was strong.
Total sales approximated 4,300,.
UUU shares.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO OltAI.V -
UlllUt 0M1I High lOW ClOMJ
Jiuy I. istt ei. is i.ti'j i.iay, i.isTiet.ij
July 1.IH'4I.IKJ4 I. Hi l.U4l.l7Ji
KfU t.ll l.VA 1.1SIJ4 l.!8IH.!IJM
lf. I.ao!, 1.2754 l.aM 1.20H1.2!i
7 ,
Salem Dealers
Are Waging Gas
War To Finish
CIIIC.M.O l,IMriXK'K
CIIICAdO, Mny. I A!') 1'. H
Di.piirtiucnt ur AKrltMjIliirt IIokh
IH'C'clpU 2fi.llll0, Ini'liidlnK I2.0IMI
rllrt.ct : mostly I oniric lower: rati.
ly urtlvc lit livllni.j lop,- tl 1.4"'
iHri'ly un $l4ilj.2r. inui-kft fur
itootl :iml .'hnlci. ino-smi Mm.;
lllltclKIIH. III'MlllHIl . lO . CllolltM. fr
SOU llm $HI.7r,'.l 1 1.2": 200-351
Mm.. tlo.KfjOf I 1,40; llll-;illl Mm..
$lo.7fif 1 1.4o; laii-Klii llm., l(i.2f.
1 1.35. i
' futile: l!ipi.il 11.000; pnlvca:
4.0IHI; fed stfMirt; und yinrllni?H
wcnlt '-0 'ire Inwer; nIuw ul ilo.-
t t'tlMc; fiii'ly tup, 914. 75; proHpccfr
11511 not! iiiiil'.-i' Mumliiy. HIiiiikIimiI'
cluHsey, Hti'i'H, kooiI anil choit't:,
1 .11111-1 f.(M) llm.. $13,351 14.75; 1100
1300 llm., $13.3611' I4.0; U5I)-II0(I
IIih., ll.:i'll.l; fi'iL yvnrllllKb.
Kuoil anil fluilcT, 76(1-1150 Him.,
$13.2611 16. Veulern (lllllU fill)
KooiI anil ch'ili'i'. $13.7611 111. 50.
HhM'p; lief ,liiB-1 4,000; extreme
ly HlOW lllllH ' llllll Mlll'H 261150(1
lower; wnolNkiiiM $1(1 ilown; Imll
ealluiiH Khurn luinlin arotinil $16;
riouil tu eliiiloe itprliiir InmliH lielil
lltxivo ' $ 1 7: eweB, ! JJ61I 50e lower;
iroml lo eliolt-e : twen $Nl'.7rt.
I UiuiIih, frooil iinil rliiilee, 12 lli.t.
I down, $14,251(15.36; ineilhllll,
$13.7511 14.50; llieilllllll III eliulce,
K2-I0U llm.. )I3.6046; eweH, me,
illiita lo cliolee, 15(1 Him. down, $7
((' 0.
i,ivi;ni'ooi, hiii;at
I.IVUItl'OOl,, Alay 1 (At')
W Ihii I clone: May m, 4'4l per loo
!.. 1 1.2 1 : July h, 8Vi
$1.25; Oct. 110. Id, $1.32(4.
. I'OltTI.A.M) WIIMT
I'OIITI.ANI), Ore., May 1 '(Al'i
-WIicmI: JllK llend blue Htem, hard
wlille, $1.40; e(t white, $1.14:
western whlt'J. $1.14: hard winter,
$1.12; northern HprlnK, $1.12; weat-tii-n
red, $1.12.
OatB No. 2, 38 III. white, $3.
Today'li car recetpta Wheat 10.
flour 0, corn 1, oat 2, huy 3, .
CIIICAdO CASH
.CIIICAdO. May 1 (AI'l Wheat
-No. I hard, $1.161.10: No. 4
northern "prlntr, $I.031M.07V4.
Corn No. 8 mixed. S '4 1 a Vio:
No. 2 yellow, DI'4 4tS2e. t
Ouln No. 3 whltii, 47?(41'?c:
riample tirade, 46c.
Ilye No H'tlen.
Hurley 63K70P.
Timothy aeed $4.S41i 4.U5.
Clovw ede f ttyS7.
Ijird $1 1.67.
HUM $I2.7.
llLlilon $13.12.
1 -1
Butter Higher In
Portland Market
W heat Unsettled
With Price Steady
CHICAGO, May 1 (AP) Opon
lug uiiehunKed to o oil, Chicago
wheat later wo red faln ull around
Corn, oats and provinlona wern
uuHy, with corn start inj; unchamfod
to Vc off, and Hubseiiucntly hold
Ins near the Initlul flRUres,
Wheat cloned unnettled at the
Hiimo ;iu yesterday's finish to r,
lower. Corn !t to c op, oats at
c decline to -c ulvance, and pro
visions vuryinif from IGc decline
to a rle of 40c.
MAY-The Month For
Rayon-Silk Underwear
CIlllilroil'H -,VeNt
Children' llloomc i-tt . T...
Clilhlreii'a CiimliliiaJloiiM ,..,.n.
Chlldrcn'M tlowiiH
Children'!! HlltiH Deep tleiim .
Iidle'i' liliiomet'H
Lalllr l' Hteji-lliH
Ijidli'ii' i'Yt'iich I'aiitleit
Iridic'.' Hllol'tlet: '.
Ijitlh." Klilil llloolin r
Itdleii' (loivnii ;
... lIKI
nihi
... KNe
..: IINe
. l.l!.1
... IINe
... IINe
...IINe
... IINe
HI. Ill
yi.iis
Norton's Kiddy Shop
lietlcr Merchandise Lower Prices
Forced To The Wall Sale
2
flffera iiildilluiull lleliiN every day
liefy CiiiiipiirlNun.
New SprliiK Capi. fiireed prlet. Illle lu DNe
Ni w Spi Iiik I'm' Tell I lilt h. fiuveil pi'lt e Vl. lt) tu yi.VH
IJiiiiiIIihu : and Htilteiifen. fureed piiee WNe
W'uinea'H Niivully piuiiiiii, fineoil price , 82. -Ill
t'OHTI.ANI), Ore., May I (AD
Holler advanced toiliiy with K'iIiik
of half u Cent frfr all K'au'ea. Hx
tuiH wonl lo 43 Vic, Htuudarda und:
prlmo flmtH tu 43c, und flmta to
42 14c
Kkkh were Htatlonary.
I'oullry und drenned mcaU were
steady.
IMIIITI.AM) I.IVIXI'OCK
I'OIC'II.ANIl, Ore:, May I (Al"
Ciilllu und culveu; Quotalily
Hteady. ltcclptH HO, ull hilled
tlirouKh.
. Kleera ( 1 100-1200 llm), itood, $12
112.76; do CI60-1KI0 llm.), Kood.
$12.751113.15. do (KOI) und up),
llieilllllll, $10.751112: do commoii,
:i9l 111.76. llelrei'H (86U IIjh. down)
Kood, $1 1.251r 1 1.60; do comltton.
$!l.261t I 1.26, I'OWH, KOOd, $10.25
1i 10.61; do common to medium, $8
i 1(1.26: do low cutterH, $ons.
HiiIIh (yearllllKH excluded), Kood
heef, $8111; do putter to medium.
$71(8. Culveu (600 lljs. down),
inedliiui to choice, $loii 12.50; do
cull lo cuminon, $71(10. Vcalei'H
(milk fed), Kood to choice, $13.60
ft 14.50; do medium. $12(1 13.60. do
cull to common, $8.5011 12.
Hokm: ()uo1alily alcady. iteceiptti
14(1, all direct.
! Heavy wnlitht (2611-350 llm.). llie
illlllll tu choice, $IH1 10.76; mo
; dllilii welKllt (20II-25II llm.). me.
I ilium to choice, $lo.75ti 11.65:
lltfht M'HlKht ( l("-3('U llm ), uiu.
1 11111111 lo choice, $1 1.06 Hi I l.8.r,:'llKhl
I IlKhtH (130-IUII Ilia.),,, llieilllllll to
I chulce, $10.76(1 11,75; packing howh
I ( rouifh und Hltiooth), $8i !l.2t.
rllaliuhter plica (80-130 llm.), me
! ilium lo cIlolt'M $1011 II: feeder anil
tiluckiM- vxn (70-1311 Dim.), medium
to eliulce, $:i. 601 10.76, (Holt or
oily how and roaHlliiif plM cxclutl
led In ahuvu ouolutlniiH.)
Sheep and lainhH; (Juotalily
.Hteady. Nu lecolplH. ( l'olluwiim
, quotallotiH eXee,t on upt-liitf lunilia
, on ahnrn IiiihIh) :
UiinhM, atuiiit; uood lo choice.
$I4Iri; do (84-H2 llm.), uood lo
choice, $13,501)14.26; do medium
to choice (M-lon Ilia.). Jlo.r.uff
14.25; do (alt wcluhlH, cull lo com
nion), $1i I ti.Oii. YearlliiB wclh-t-ra
( I 10 IIih. down), meill'.liii to
choice, $81 I I. Much (120 ll'.
down), llieilllllll to .eliolci', $11.5011
8.60; do (all woIkIiIh), cull to coiii
llion, $31i 6.60. .
ECONOMY STORE
Tim Kioro With Mirror lit (ViiHt of r.nlriiiieo
M, H. Alpcrt, Prop. JlMltf AiIhiiih Avo.
MHHi 3IAltKIr
HoKTtiN. May I (AIMA Tew
sales of Ill-month Texas wool un
helntf clnsi-d. . Thewe wools nr'
bi-liwln.v aioiind (I. . seoiirtMl Iiuk
Is. Inr the b.ilk or nvoniire woo'
Koimk lols fro stlKht ly below tlu.t
rtiire, other lids brhiK a few eent.
nture than $ I .on. Whlh eholco of
tciiiiifs are held lit $1.05, scoured
bit Is.
rir
f frTi j
1
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SALE
STETSONS
Smart New
HATS
$fl.95
and
$.95
All This Season's Styles That Sell at $8.00 and $10.00
Sjiocial Si'llinji' Event, cimsistinir of Ono I.iiino Lot of SU'Lson.s in this season's Smart
New Styles. These I hits are of Fine Km' Kelts, in all wanted sizes, colors anil
styles. It will u;iy yon to see these Wonilei fill I'.arnains and buy, for the Quality
sin passes the price. Every man should have one of these distinctive styled hats in
his Wiiidiobe. Fur every mail knows the Quality find Workmanship of these Hats 1
"WHERE ;OOD Cl.O'llIKS COST LESS"
WATCH OIK WINDOWS!
iirrruitPAT
HAN KUANCIHCO. May 1 AI)
Ibittttrfut f. o. b. Hun Francisco.
4Kttc.
AIAKKETS
Bprinffs ISfXbc lb.
Heavy liens 16c lb.
I.lht bens Mc lb.
8iK8 80 lb.
lour.
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
Roft wheat 17.40 bbL
$7.60 bbl.
i
LA tJKAfc'DK ItfcTI AIL SlAKKETb
llr. ,
nutter, creamery GUc; ' lbs
i(5.
KtfSH Uftc.
Cheese ac lb.
Honey Comb, 2fic lb, ' ' : '
Vegetable , . ,.
Potatoes $1.00 cwL . .
Artichoke !ic,
Parsley 6c bunch. ' " i V .
CuhbiiKo Gc lb; ; f ' . '
Cauliflower 16c lb .
' Grapefruit, Florida 2 for 250.
Lett litre 2 heads I'&c.
Yellow onions Gc lb.
Carrots 10c bunch; 3 for 25c.
Heels 10 a u bunch.
Parsnips 5c lb.
Turnips 10c a bunch.
Celery 15c und afic.
Oreon peppers 30c lb.
RulaniiKtifl c lb.
tlreeii Onions 5c. .
JtadHh t for I Be. . '
Orem Peas 2 lbs. 26c.
tlreen Means 2hc.
Jthub.ub 4 lbs. L'5t ,' '
I'Viilts
Jonathan npplo $1.00 box. -I
tana nas 12 aii' lb,
Lemons 40c doic.
Oiunes IlficOV 1.00 doa
Hiitsr .
C'uno sugar $(i.oo.
I'lour .
Soft wheat $8. 40 bbl. '
Hard federation $8.40 bbl
Poultry " '
lions 30 it HJQ lb.
!tli'(M ami l''Mi .
Ui ef boll -'Orti Jilclb. V T
Chops and rdeaks 45c lb.
Halmnn 30o lb.
Halibut 30c lb.
liabblts 28a lb,
Cod 26o lb.
(asollne . ,
Caroline, regular, retail, 2uc gab
v im k. m i :l;ti nu
SAL KM, Ore., .May t AP)
heleKates from most of the Modern
Woodmen lodges of Oregon ure
expected hero today for u state
meetliik. Tho session will open
wit li it buwiuet and social meetliiK
tonight. ISuslnoMH sessions will be
held Thursday. Iiy decree of the
executive council of the orwunlziu
timi ull state conventions hereafter
will bo In 8alem,
HAI-KM, Ore., May 1 (AP)
With their averaite dally KuwWnn
business reduced as much us two
thirds by the price cutting luetics
of snmller operators on he out
skirts of the city, the larger down
town service stations of Hnltin this
inornlnff put their sua prict down
to 18 cents a icallon.
Atonic with tho reduction came
the announcement that the price
would remain at tho 18-ccnt level
until ull of the deulers Were will
Inn; to uree upon und maintain n
fulr retail price, or until the "prlc.
cutters" huve been forced to close
down. ,
Klffhtecn rents represents the
cost prlco of Kusotine to most or
the deulers, although some of them
ore paying ID rents.
; Kollowlntr the recent price war
between the. oil companies, local
dealers pureed upon u retail price
of 23 cents. but smuller dealers
have, boen dlnpluylnfr price quota
tions ns low as 20 cents here for
more than a week. . ,
The retailers huve petitioned the
oil conipunies for a re-duct Ion in
wholesale gasoline prices to ap
proximate the quotations mudo by
the companies to large commercial
users und farmers. whVh are as
low us 12 cents a gjillon. Itepre
sentutlvcs of , one company udvisofi
its dealers here today that It would
likely have' "something bearing oh
the gasoline situation In Oregon tu
announce later-In the week." '
Asa Keyek Is III
In Jail Hospital
V 1,03 AN:KI.I:h, May 1 (AP)
I'ho condition of Asa Keyen, ioi
pier district attorney or Los- An
geles county, was, reported nt the
jail hospital today is '"alarming"
bv 1r. ilenjamln Jllank, juil phy
sician. ' t '
Kitycs, who Is u walling action on
his nppcat from cmic(lon on
bribery charp-es. . Is suffering an?'
ticuttattuck of bronchitis and gen
eral weakness due to u kidney dls
euse. He was not sleeping well
und Dr. .11 lank ordeied u nurse
kept with him constaully.
Woman Is Killed
In Freak Accident
TWO AVIATORS
FOUND DEAD IN
HUSH COUNTRY
KYDNKV., N. 8. W., May 1 (Al'
'fhu trnfrie. afltirmath of the
nearcli for the ulrplnne Southern
(.Tuna wan cloned toduy with the
.....w.rt r,..,i 11 land narly of aearch-
th,.t th hodv of llobert llltch-
icock had been found under a wine
of the ulrplane Kuokuuurra una
the body of Lieut. Keith Andoiuon
ubmit forty yarda uwuy.
The lund party waa lea uy ueui.
i.i,,in from Wave Hill In un effort
to iiulve the mystery of the fate of
the two nvlatora, who nna maue a
forced landing in the wild bush of
11.0 n,.i.ihei'n territorv while aeurch
ilnu for tho then misslnc airplane
Southern CroHH and Cuptuin Churlcs
Klllt,'aford.8mlth. - ' I. '
FIND IT
HERE
Oopy for thli ooJumn mm be
la by a. m.
Three Bombings
In Chicago; No
One Is Injured
CAKI OF TIIAXKS
We wish to thank our muny ileur
friends and nellthbora for their
word of Byinpathy, lielplne liana
...r i.,.,,iifi,i floral offerlnss. The
'aruternal Order of Kaslea. mter
( of K. O. K. Loyal Order of Moose,
and Legionnaires 01 .vioose
Legion, tlio teachers and pupils
of Willow school; .Milton's teachers
and classmate" of Central school.
To the ludy who sanif the beautiful
songs and lo the ones who offered
and aent their cars. At this llnio
In our sorrow in the loss of our
dear husband und futller.
Mrs. Clinton 8. Sliultz
, und Family. . 6-1-11
CHICAGO, May I (AIM The
"bombing . syndicate" executed
three contractu today -'with . prccl-.
slon und efficiency. ' ' '
At 3:08 u. in., a lionib cxplodetp
lit the door of . a Norlhweat side
saloon und-ul 3:lp onother iif tt
saloon a few blocks oway.At 3; 13
a third went off hi the doorway'
of u soft drink pitrlor'iii 'the'dls-.
Irlcl. IJuch caused 'about , $1,600
damage. ' ' ' V , '
Two saloonkeepers " shook r. tltelf
hea-la when asked the inoUA-f.
only," wild Joseph' Kclinrsl0.'.'-
.'''Jrlais Dance nt Zuber tonight.
5-1- It
THI.NK
When you thnK of Mother's day
you'.-naturuHy think of Itlcliurd
noil's rt and Girt shop. 6-1-lt
t'los Uance at Zuber tonight.
:'.' .- '. . ' . 6-i-it
-' jlemstltchID. pumaa. bulioo
bo4ra,.Mo. Korton'i Kiddle Staop,
.-'Flag Dance ut Zuber tonight. '
... - , ' . ;,:... . . , 6-1-lt
J.C.PENNEYC0.
10 Drpa) M.
La Gnuule. Ore,
A Favorite
For Year Around Wear
Thi. iintrt Tn Oxford can
be worn all'the year with (port
clothci. Rubber-tapped bed.
$3.98
They sujr you can't tell whether
a person is sou wick or, not on the
Leviathan any more.
' A ItlC IAV
"I huve been sellliiR ncaiy.TiOerfc;:-' tim big days of the year
tdlic iomembered 1s Mother's lay;
The third old pdllee. bV placo. Ul 'fact it Is next to -Christinas. We
and others In the neighborhood j havo learned to love It because of
had been closed tho duy after the; true meaning. ' 1-ich of us has i
PASADKNA. -Cul., .Alay 1 (AP)
Sirs, Alzlna ICuton was dead hero
ftduy us the; result of injuries re
ceived when tOiOiiittempled to mail
letter.
Hho wuh about to drop the letter
I'p a mail box when a ti.uck crash-
Ht. Valentine's day gang massacre.
and hud not been ullowed. t,o' ro
open; Thuriduy tho ,,'rotull dever .
uge dealers met ' and -.word- was
pulsed around that HilnfftJ- Would
open -up again May 1". . ...
Paul Huczkowskl, pdlifd -.Infpr-mor,
was believed to. have, bougie
bis beer from Claudo Muddox of
the Circus Cafe uang, sought-for
questioning In tho Moran gang!
miiKKiifro und ti ffHluteil w ith ''Hi-nV.
face" Al Cupones North Hide cafe
Police believe gang i Ivulry for the.
reopening beer trade woS the tub-'
tlve for tho bombings; r 1 .' -
mother, and deor friends who Imvo
mothers, or i)erhtipK,'soineoho who
has -been u mother to us in jhe past.
Wo like to femember her oh Moth
er's day,. This year you will huve-
at your disposal a special wotner
Duy Gift service which will make
the' selection or mo sunaoie biu
for her a pleasurable tusk, at Itlch-
ardspo's Art and Gift Bhop. B-l.-H
. Flag Dunce ut Zuber tonight.
. , ;...'.'. - . . 6-i-it
' , " ; , -
-AHM V Jt'LlKIt KILLGU
: SAN ANTONIO., Texas, , May 1
t.'lll'lUt!l IIIIIBII1MI iniui' jrvni ( , ', ' .
with a surplus of $'J4.47.- There i."?.,:, .I,,i;r- IUUH' nilvn
bus been u similar result every year an army plane crashed near here,
since the government; Wus. 'stub- Au,rhortietf ut the field said .the
llshed In l!t21. - 9 1 v--1. jflier was iittempting to mulce u
-v-- - .s.- swn- jlHO'-de-'rpp- turn for a lunding nt
ed Into u car and the ear knocked jth&.Jtcld .when his ship went into
the mull box over on her;:fractur-ja-sun; at n altltutlo of 400 feet.
iuK her skull.- ' ',".' ? y.'- - . 'He'yos flying jilone.
To insure good
BREAD
which would you
'bake ONE
tant
or
- several small ones?
, For the same reason Hills Bro.
roast their famous blend of
coffee a few pounds at a time by
their patented, continuous pro
cess "Controlled Roasting.".
No other process can roast coffee
so evenly and insure such a de
- licious, uniform flavor.
HILLS, BROS
COFFEE
Presk from the orig
inqi vacuum pci.
, Emily opened vitk "
. hey.
O 1929 ' -
THE GARDEN
vi:t;i:TAni.Ks rtn. hkai.th
Summer sitnash. one of tho most
delicate of vegetables fur late sum
mer use and neglected for many
years beeatixe it was not properly
ked, Im now known to be of
value us u health builder. It Is an
excellent source of supply of-.tho.
Kieut life giving ' and rodsOuicc
building Vltamlnc A. It contains
J calories iter pound and 3:0ii
per cent protein to each 100 cul-ories.
The summer sMoaNh Is at Its best
and of greatest value us a food
when eaten as u green vegetable
and picket! when only partly grown.
In this manner boiled In Us skin
and served with butter like uspar
ukus. It becomes u most attruetive
vegetable and one that will be a
mil novelty when first tried, The
vegetuble marrows are particular
ly valuable for this purpose. The
cocoxelle or Italian siiuhnIi, which
Is seen now tiulte frequently In
markets, may be readily grown In
the home gulden as It Is one Of the
vegetable marrow brunch of sum-
I liter sUuMhci.
j The while putty-pan st mashes
i picked when the ante of a silver
dollar or a Utile larger are greut
dellcttcles.
j When the summer sitiush Is
l nea 1 Inw maturity It Is best served
, by tdlclng ami frying it breaded ns
eugphiiit is fried. In this manner
the substance of the suiiafh h
mived and it can be handled easily.
When boiled, a little too much
cooking reduces It to a watery con-
1 sistency that makes it utmost tm
IpoMNible tu serve it.
! tf the sorts for boiling or for
Iwklntc tho old -fujdi toned yellow
ciook-ncek still holds Its own and
improved tiMa of this ancient
favorite now provide one of the
(finest of the summer squash varie
ties. ! The summer squash contains
1 most of the valuable mineral salts
ineeHnnry for health. Iron being the
ionty one lacking In appreciable j
iiuumuy. n is a vegeimmi not 10
be dcMplsed an bolng nothing to rat
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A SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM BIG COAST
MANUFACTURER PERMITS US TO OFFER THIS
Unusual Bedroom Suite
Value
Three Pi city
Pieces For
$58.50
?5.S5 Down
balance Monthly
Two Bed Styles, Three Vanity Styles, Dresser, Highboy, Bench, Nite Take
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At this special price of $58.50 we count this one of the most unusual values in bedroom suites ever
offered bed, chest, and dressing table three pieces for $58.50.
The suite is apple green lacquer trimmed in ivory with hand -decorated panels and carved head
motif. Well made and a variety of pieces permit you to have a large or small suite, as you wish.
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Stiitijjlit end p;tm-l lied, a rare Vanity or dressing tabic bench..
S' $19.50 r $8.75
, lour-post style bed with turned Four - dinwer dresser with pretty
rn $29.50 S1.:.:.....,.....;...:, $34.50
Two - drawer vanity with excellent Ijiifre -l-drawcr dresser to rnatch
Tl.. : $29.50 .!;r $39.50.
Smart dressing table with larjre
ri'.... ....., .$19.50
I'retty bedside table to
match suite, at
$8.75
The suite may lie purchased as
a whole or by piece. See it in our
display window unusually pretty
and unusually low priced
B OHNENK AM P
"FOUR FLOORS OF FIXE FURNITURE"
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