La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 29, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 29, 1929 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAYi AO KNTS WANTKD HiK Ohio cor pnmtinu se'ks innnnper for un- occupied territory. Liberal t'om mission. KarnlnK start i mined lately, (ioon for Sfi.f.u yearly, t We furnish murk, deliver and collect. I'tevloas experience un ntTPmiry, I'V-l'tr coin pan y, 1902 lyr-f "yli r Uhlff., Imyton. Ohio. C-iit-1 tp. WANTKI To buy feeder pl from art lbs. to Ha lbs. Hurr Slack, ' Humntcrville, Karmi-r JxS. Imbler. ft-l'K-L' tp. IK YOU AUK INTKKK.STKO In u home tha; would jjlve you rooms and bath upstairs lo rent, leaving six rooms and a si ore room downstairs; fiirrwirp. double 1 jfttraire, 2 fruit rooms, basement, wtatlitncry tubs, located 011 A'l- uinn Ave. A chose residence see- Hon. Then see R. A. Ih-nhum. j Realtor. Rhone 34A-W. S-l'ii-ll. A IJ A 1 if i A I N 1" acres In .May ! 1'nrl;, 15 minute walk from post' office, plenty of pood water anrl j electric llifhlr. In all buildings. , looms, hath and pantry. All buildings A No. 1 shape, flood I hoII wit h w a l r rights, apples, j rherry, npr'eot and plum tree. ! JJcrryH and fine Knrden. A . choice place and u real bargain. ; Write i o. itox ana. t; - s -; t . ; Ji ME . RKNT S room .furnished ; - Apt. 1N"7 AdaiitH H-;'!-.'! tp. , FOR SA LK Krlcrs. Crate faiteiw il. Oeo. II. Chapman. fi-23-6 tp. I'OR HUNT fi room fiirnlshed stucco house. Klre place, furnace. Morlern every way. Call .Mis Ad ams, tp. l'Olt RKNT W room modern stuc rn home, 901 Wash. Call Main 16 Monday. 6-29-2L CHOICK ASTKU I'LANTS 2f. cents per.ilo-.., ami late cabbage plants GO cents a hundred , wIiIIm - they last. Rohan's green huu.c. I'bone fi7fi W. 0-2ft.t. KOR RKNT Modern furnished apt., HHifi Washington, ri-2'i-lt. KOR SALK Ricyele. good con- ilttlon, cheap. Inquire l!i Cove Ave. t. KOR SALK I'iiino, terms, or trade " for car. Call ;ini u or I20 Cedar. 8-29-1 tp. ANTONi: (itHNtl T( CORTLAND by ear with room for passcn ferK. phono S3!i-J, by Sunday noon. Willing lo pay Cor gas. fl-29-1 tp. KOIt RKNT It room furn'shed tip'-, I "7 Wnslilnatnn Ave. $20. fi-2'J-l tp. KOIt SALK OH TRADK KoK SALK liens 2tu per lb. WylHe, phone 2 I !-.!. 0-2H-2 tp. TYRKWRITKRS KOR SALK rent or exchange, K. (. Turkey, !04 Wash. Ave. 0-1 7-1 in RKV. SKLL, RiUko and move houKCs, rent jack-screws and timbers, John Mars. U-7-1 m. CALIFORNIA HKRRS- I'or blood, liver, kidneys, sinmaidi, bowi lH and rhcuinutlMit. !-27-2mp TOR SALK Konl roadster, r. new 1 1 res and license, dice $r.o.no, for Information call 2T"i-.l. C-27-C t. Ft lit SALK OK TRADK --Several good buys In usid oil plover. Work like new. Kuinlture Kx chauge. ij.jv tr. FRECKLES AND HIS AAiy BEACS ACOOND UtJJE? 1 FE&L HU6 UONTlMS SOeAt ' MOM'N' POP FAME , By Cowan V A S mHMruBuA.r 1 f Ht -EUWWELL.Y00 ARE NOW GMINQ f VvE flEMHtO THE 11 'fOREVEUMORE'.I f A NEM " VJEU OF ALL THINGSl 1 I 1 TrriS' W,AkT r-ZON ONE VNHOSE NWt VnUL ULTIMME GOAL OF EWRy1 A ( nrt- BEING MkRRVEO 10 A Jj V C 1WNG T N?W BE FAMOUS FROM COAST 10 MAM'S LlFELONGi MBItv0H- Yititt VOJ MAN VWO THINKS HE'S TWT n0unts w this world m 9 coasihalftoluon , FAME A bi& chemical V ? ( SOAP famous simply because t I -DTi Jif f OOLLAQ ADMEOTSWG FUUO S COMPAHY HAS ASUE0 V S 11 ME ENDORSES A DOG. SOAP I -1.' llH ESWffeV SlSi" 1 s TO 6N00BSB ONE OF J VL AND XOO'VE MEVEftlulN OWi li mi 'fi V UUK ( .S-WTo TwE I-Ei-FXIERMIMAIINCI f wl mm Jkz im.. M mr M16UT FIMO SOVt im tu6 Be TieABta Down Back of -rut Loose , J! A10J TWAT I LlivlC LWDy OP U6Q J 1 Observer Want Ad Rates (Count rive rerojre won Is to the lint.) IVr lino, If liiM rlhjii 10c ler line, emit a-ided cuiurc- tilliu insertion .. 7c Minimum charge on 0110 or der 2."c JtATLX HV MOM II I line, wr n toil III 52.r0 i lines, Mr rnoiifh Kt.ltft ft lines, r nnmlli H DO S hues, per mouth 1.75 JCuch additional line over five ?i 1 it iKLtl at 60c pr IJriu per month. . CASH IX ADVANCE to re quired on all Classified orders to .urn Ihcsc rales. Hfjjhcr rales ;hniK(d on all crctlll Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders (Tiii"i he In tbls of flee by 10 A. . DAY OK INSERTION. Htop jnlers on ad inserted until fur ther notice miht he received by the same hour or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cah rate) may be earned on plume orders hy payment on or before date of lust liiserilon. I'HOM? MAIN 37 "An Observer Want Ad Will Io If KOR SALK Strawberries for can ning. Rhone 227-M. (i-2ft-f t. KOR SALK 3 milk goats. T. M. Oilmore, I'nlon, Ore. fi-2-it. KOR SALK OK TRADK I'nl j portable phonograph, god as j new flfi.ou, Kuruitiire Kxchiinge. f -2S If. I KOIt SALK OR TRADK Oak li brary tables, north no less than $2". on, selling from $i;.iMt to $ 1 2. an. I ui nit uie lOxehange. ti-2S-tf. KOR SALK 1927 Oldsmobile De Lux sedan. Kully eiiipped. In surance paid for a y-ar. Oood rubber ;;.M.0t. K. M. Hardin, 2IKm; (.ireernvood S' . 0-2S-2 tp KOR SALK Large half acre well Wanted In clly, free of incum brance $;.Mi.(mi. Cash. Inquire at 2'ih9 Adams Ave. of C, ( K. Lloyd. II-2S-2 t. KOK SALK large size Howaiil LOST Woman's .Inutzen swlm lleater $2Ti; Singer sewing nm-j ming suit, navy blue. Return to chine 1 1 0; Itrutrswh-k phono- j ohm-t ver ti-L1"!-?! tp. .graph,., console .inoiki. with 24 L. - . m. records i parlor bimp " libraiy table v rlams. $L Inquire 2Hi I - o-2$-:it. WILL TRADK my $4noo equHy In 2 1 acre Irrigated ranch, mtg $1200, for South Side renideni-e or an acreage. C, C. Rarker, Irrl gon, tJre. O-U-l in p. KOR SALK partly furnished 8 room modern house. Double gar ntfc. A mnst desirable loeation Reasoniiblo terms, 1010 Sixth Si. I'hone Main 7:10. G-3-lr. KOH SALK Chrysler 72, Town se dan. K!ist cIiiks shape in every way. (I llre, Sab- or liade, terms. Harry Wagttoner, Main Hf.n, 0-20-31. KOIt SALK Single bed complete with mattress, raiLo It. bio, Khm er sewing machine, writing desk, small table, 2 wool mat I reuses, ' drestdng table and piano. Call' I!.'!! M. -2t;-4 tp. KOK SALK OR RKNT- I On acre farm sou Hi uf La Cm tide. 40 acres under cultivation and more FRIENDS ( ( IT V 7AkEtS CouQag AMD A COOL. To so LOOklMS ;' f-ob BE At I KaJ) J V 7 Ad Page Counties can be. Ooo 1 buildings. This would make a gooo uairy farm. JW 'han. If. Reynolds. G-tfi-tf. i'ok i:i:t I'oit RKNT: Modern 5 room house, 1112 2nd. St. I'h. 472-U. 6-24-tf. FOR It KNT Rooms over Silver thorn. Wright Drug Store 0-13-tf KOK KKNT Modern house Kind. St. Jnq. 2008 2 nd St. G-24- KOIt RKNT OU I.KARR Apart jnenU ovw J'ul man's Htore. Available July Int. Inquire L. I,. hnoflKtahH, Jfios Kourth St. 6-11- tf. Al'T. Modern convenient, cool and reasonable. Close in. Ideal for Normal students, Apply Sommer hotel. 5-30-lm. KOIt KKNT Small room on Ad ams Ave., n xt to Star theater. Now occupied by Whlte'H .Shoe shop. $;!! a month. 1'hone Ma'.n . 6-25-t f. KOK KKNT Furnished 4 room house, at 1704 1 ' and J'lno Sts. fi-2U-4 tp. KIt KKNT :i roorna and bath furnished apt. 137 4th St. J'h. :tti!-K. li-2.S-tf. KOK KKNT Kurnished houses , und Apt's., with baths. Clean, Quiet, low rents. Adults. 18 10 fireenwood. 0-3-1 m .Misci:LLAM:ors MONKY TO LOAN on Improved i city property, straight loun.i or Instalment plan. Lowest rates. United Stales Investment Co. Phone Main 33. 3-16-lrn TRY ANCJKL'S SHINKS Rest In town, across from Itohuenkamps. G-15-lf.t. LA GRANDI3 MATTRKHH & Up bolstering & Rug Clennlnu Works. I'hone 424-W. CIios. Kd wards, I'rop. 12-1-lin CKLKRRATK TDK 4TII (Jet your fire works at the Ore. Trail i 'amp. l-'ul I line lo select from. K. Ailauis. fi-2a-tf, MONKY TO LOAN We have money to loan on desirable city property nt the low rate of In terest of 0. We write all kinds of Insurance. Including life. Chan. II, Reynolds. 2-4-On IOST HUM) KODND The best and cheapest placo to get Sedan door and win I shield glass. Quickly Installed nnd satisfaction guaranteed. Chas.' Harris, ir.oi Madison. WANTED W A NTKD Kxpcrlenced finisher. Apply Standard Laundry, I ji Ciande. fi-27-tf. WANTKD -Job on ranch, boy 10 bus bud experience. Inquire Kins K Avenue, Ln (Ira tide. Ore. .C-2S-2 t p. Astrologer MRH. FIIKDFRICK RALME8 101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. Mendings dally. Readings by Malt Specialty ENOUGH "I. .1 IJ' . HI - ... . ... 1 CRACK- Sill O(DHLID) IBMULILIEirS ; SYNOPSIS: Olllon Og den'K Hlayer Ih KutJier Mac Nalr! The murderer is dead, killed in the dramatic climax of a plot which ho hoped would rid him of l'eehlei, who alone bad uccennfully un locked the mysterious puzxle of Andrew Ogden's death. I'eehlcH' little red note-book hold the center of the stage us he out lines, step by step, I he Units of the evidence which convicted Luther MacNalr of a crime he tried to fasten on Jerry. Chapter 4S mm; links I put a way my little red note book. "Those," I said, "are the nine links in my chain of evidence against .MacNalr. In, bulk, the chain Is Jrnpi ewm-e; unlink it and you will find that most of the link are weak." "1 don't know' about that." Dea con objected. "J thoiiKht you had a pretty wrong cane." 1 whook my head. "It might have got a . conviction In an Kngllsh court, but I doubt If It would have in an American. "MacNalr had been too clever to leave imy tangible clew behind him. .Moreover, he hadn't bei. Ful'lc, Mlltl-eye! and etrlml, eon sending men to the death penalty for 3o years wit hout learning thing or two about evidence and he khew Just as well as 1 did that 1 hadn't enough to be sure, of con victing him. . ."Sp that., you may understand what happened tonight I shall try to give you a sort of moving pi tu re of MucNulr's mental processes from Just before he lert for Tor- j rldlty Sunday morning up to tlu- end. I "MacNalr knew I believed him to be Andrew's murderer and that f his attempt to Implicate Jerry self looked saner than I had ever wasn't apt to succeed; so he looked .seen him. around for a likelier candidate, lie .-It WIls trt hp n of wils vou fixed on the cunning, half-witted f r.p, H)1( U1IK p,ettv sure Skull old desert rat, Kurle. h'urie's via- j Vallev would be the field of honor, lent quarrel with Andrew had pro-, Mm.Nllll. telephoned me this after vided him with motive for the IIOon that he was going down lo rr,m''- j Skull Valley to arrest Kurle for "Hut first he must plant Jerry's the murder of Andrew. Did I flannels In Torridity, as the trail want to lie in at the finish? If so, Inevitably would lead there. And I was to come alone. I knew what this on Sunday morning MacNalr he meant and he knew that I did. proceeded to do. Not to further . Well. I came." Involve Jerry, remember, but lit I 1 then recounted what had hap support the charge of murdering ; pened up to the moment when I Andrew ami getting away in Jer-'had knocked Kurle out. ry s flannels - that he purposed j "Aye. that's it!" Kurle suddenly bringing against Kurie. j shrilled. "The white-bellied coy- "I, also, went to Torridity Sun-: ote telled me yon wuz n-goln' to day morning. Neither of us had j break me neck fer me. "I'is a good expected the other to be there - j thing ye bust me under the chin, yet. MacNalr now saw that while' Oit on with it. will ye!" 1 might nut have enough evidence This was encouragement Indeed, 1 1 NOISE FOR ONE H ( frCHi OO YOO ITvjJ.Jy 'I V.Wt 6EOOS6 ri umovi its a WAjfcS-l 0P 7116 A"0L. hy Charles G.BootK to convict him he could not fasten Hnd I proceeded, the guilt on Fmle while I lived. 1 "You see, if MacNalr had won, And I w us un Increasing source his story of the shooting would of danger to him. He concocted, have been true. As I swept up my his ht-auilful Hchente lor disposing ' plHtol I looked for .MacNalr t of Kurio and me und Insuring his : come pouring In. lint he was still own Kit f fiy ut one blow. j waiting. My eye fell on the ilum- "His scheme was Absurdly slm' rules and I thought of that psycho pie. He would nhoin both of us logical trick Andrew used 30 years here in Torridity and bring our bodies together. Then be would! report to you, 1eacnn, that Kuile had killed Andrew, that I lnd charged I'urie with the crime, that Kuiie had shot me. und that be. MacNuir. had come running up and dispatched Kuiie just a mo ment too late to save my life. 1-ut-er, he Wutlld get possession of the little ret! notebook on my desk. "MaeNair Mailed until night, but night brought the sandstorm ivlih it ami upset his plans." Here 1 ilesciibt-tl that dreadful Sunday night. "Ami now we come to my rea- son' for letting MacNalr know I believed him guilty. I wanted him to do precisely what he did. Only Sunday night 1 wasn't ready for him." "I don't get that!" Henry ejacu- lated. . I chuckled. "I mean that I want - 1 MaeNair to regard me as an in- creasing source of danger. firmed the story of Dillon's plot. would make him force the issue commit that overt act which would complete my chain of evidence against him." "You mean that you deliberate ly invited him to murder you?" Henry . sho.ute,d , , "Something of the soil," I con- j fessed. Lucy was staring nt me with fas einated, horrified eyes. She seemed beyond speech. Jerry's mouth hung open. Hyde had forgotten his sardonic grin. Kurie, whoi.i Jerry's flask had brought to him- ago. "MacNalr wa familiar with Kurle'H astonishing hat und shirt. Ah you see. 1 put both on Napol eon, pretending that l-'uibt was ori the point of shooting mt Then I fired my pistol twice. MaeNair rushed in, saw Kurle's hat nml filed at the dummy three time; before he took upon me, bringing up his pistol to kill me. That was the overt net 1 had been walling for.' They were standing around me like mourners at a burying. I ran a- quizzical eye from Na . than Hyde to Koy Hammond. ; "It seems to me." I observed 1 J shrewdly, "that Hammond one-1 1 prospected theso parts as a young man. j "Is it possible that he was" down here recently and. discovered - the j new'euirunce to the Two lirothers.' ! Is It possible that be went. to Na- than Hydo and that between !tbein It j they dug up the -story of that In , credible poker game?" Hyde chuckled. . "We haven't found the minte transfer yet. Have you?' ' "No," and I laughed. "I suppose yon were going to sell It to Andrew or l.undy's heirs for a tidy sum. "Well. Llllidy did good job ; when he hid it. , . You can give I Hyde his snuff-box; Henry." j Lucy had dried her tears and ! now she managed to get In a word, j "The most wonderful part of It Is that my I'ncle John should turn j out to be Mr. Holmes instead of I Dr. Watson!"" she exclaimed. Henry burst forth, and I knew it j was coming out at last. ' Your I'ncle John always played a lone hand. And he believes in keeping things to himself. When he re- tired ten years ago he was one of j the best men Cncle. Sam's Secret I Service ever had. And he doesn't seem to have lost the old knack." O'opyrfght IH2S, Wm. Morrow Co.) I . The. mystery of Andrew Og den's murder Is solved but there still is an Important point to be cleared up in Mon day'sthe final chapter. OFFICE CAT tAAS MARK HI4 By Junius If this weather getw much hot- Instead of clot lies we'll wear blotter. Manager You claim lo have every uUalifU-atinn of actor? first-class Applicant I only lack one thing. no slightly ileal' the result of so much applause, you know A burnt child dreads Ihe fire it's different with widowers. ' K011INH Ouc-lion No. :t.l.M.Hl) First. Occupant of baili luie Are you dressing for bathing? Nil -ond occupant No, just tak ",seven years prior to the 1st day of Julv, 1120, and which have not my iimlrMvcar on. . been paid, will he paid by the County Treasurer If presented for payment within sixty days from Julv 1st, lU2!t; and if said wn muds Clerk: "Sorry sir. but we have no ol. any of thpmi im? no( (1 pnim,nlPll fm. ,Miymu, wilhin s(xlv )i;iyrt nine snoo.ers. oniy six snoo.ers. .ur. i.iidiiiiik; 1 nen now am 1 to kill a cat .'" children knows: to mend. It's never .loo lute By Blosser Some folks who are rotor blind Osteopathic Physicians .1. 1.. iNf;i.ic, i). o. MAIttiAHUT I). O. General prae'ee and tlie "1'ost SYSTKH" wr fallen arches. Sommer T.ilrph,,Tle Uulkiiiiff aiidn lUtl IDA MeMKEKlJI Teacher of The Barbereux System Voice Dramatics Nrelvllltt Apts. I'h. Main 741 Studio will reopen Sept. 1st. HAfirS MATKIIMTY llflMB Trained Care Krlce Reasonable. Call and See Us. Mrs. E. TV. Hart 06 N. Ave. have no trouble in distinguishing the long green from other colors. Miiy- Oh, I don't believe Humid loves me any more. June You have your hand over your stomach Instead of ' your heart. MHy j know U. lip hasn't sent mo any candy for weeks. John had become the proud owner of a pig and instead of car ing for It himself, after a few; weeks, his father noticed that the animal dl I not appear to thrive and remarked: "John, I'm afraid you are not feeding your I enough. R iloesn'l seem lo Pig be fattening at all." "1 don't want It lo fatten, yet." answered the young stockman. "I'm waiting until he gets as long as I want him, then I'll begin lo ( widen him out. AT-TUEm Buster Keaton Coming to Star In "Spite Marriage" Doming a ship to get a laugh, and Hinging a wreck at Hea, all for the sake of hilarity, are some of the lengths to which Raster Kea ton goes to make audiences roar in his new Metro-Ooldwyn-Mnyer starring Vehicle, "Spite Marriage," which will he at the Star theater Sunday, The new story Is a hilarious comedy of backstage theatrical life. In . which an actress marries Hunter In order to Uplte h. former lover. Roth Duster und his bride a are then plunged Into a series of i j hilarious troubles nnd thrills. Kd ward Sedgwick, who directed "The Camer.nmari." tlimeloil Mm unit- ti,. 1 tur(i wi(, pol.otny Sebastian as the. actress heroine and a notable fraHt t,ilt lnPllIwi Jt11( Hvanm K, (I . ward Kurle, William Rechtel, John Ryron and many others of note. The story is an original by Low Upton, seenarlzed by . Kriiest S. Pagnno. IX. Sit, j frnm jHy st. l9i9t ,hoy wU llp t.nnp).u,Mi ,,y , hp ,-.omilv ,-.m.( payment thereof will be thereafter refus ITn(p lssupil July C. l!12t July 1!. 102 1 July . 1 ;i 2 1 Auk. 3. Nov. 2. m;i Nov. J. 12I .Nov. 2. 1921 Mar. 1, 1922 Mir. 1, 1!i!2 .Mil P. 1, 1022 Mar. 1. 1022 Mar. 1, 11122 A r. B, 11122 AllK. 3, 1921 Auk. 3. 1921 Sa: 2, 1921 I)ip. 7, 1921 3074 32(11 WITM'.SS my llanil nml .seal of day of June. 1929. June 2I-2S July Ii in Professional Directory Thin director is especially handy for the newcomer or for tin oul-oMown reuder who may want tht name and address ot nowt prorewdoiml mini. It has been carerully (ircparcd and will pro,, to be a ready aid to any rentier In obtaining prompt prores,0 rvUe. Classified for Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons i.rk n. nouvv, m. , l.BW'A WII.KKS. (, TtianOAa llmllfirl In 1 "" ui.rBBt.B or n, Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat New Kuley 'IVIenhn.. iluilding 'CTiS A. L. RICH itnOSON, M. D, Surgery Rooms 111-17 TplPDhr... Sonuni:r Building ..tain ij SometimeH when people ilon'( talk sense, what they ue.eil change. When a woman starts rliasint i man, the race soon develops .J a neck and neck event A man may he able tn rend hl wife like n hook, but be can't Hhutl her up as easily. "While I was out wild same nil the boys the other night, a lairs. lar broke into our house." "Did he get anything?" ' "I'll say he did my wiffi thought it was me coming home." Candy s t a n d a ril : If he gl vor r half-pound box, he s stingy; tw,. pounds, he's generous; five iminnls. I he's a show-off. Klcreni! Zlegffeld says the nuhlkl isn't Interested In his revues anil I he's going to quit. The trnuldp K I you can see bis revues free on the I 1 ji "Blue Skies" , Will Open At Colonial Sunday . One of the most interesting nnd at the same time most fnscinittltiK screen dramas of the season i "Rlue Skies," Fox Film, which will open for a 2 -day engagement at the Colonial theater starting Sun day. It Is an adaptation of Fred erick 1 la.lilt Rrennan's nmRruin" story, "The Matron's Report," ami has been transferred to the screen in a most delightful manner by Al fred L. Werker, Fox Films director. The story details the vicissitudes 1 of two children ,a boy and a jfc in an orphanage. It Is presenwl in two episodes. In the first Fred die Frederick and ( 'nrmoncitii Johnson, child aeiors, portray thft parts, while in the second Helen Twelvetrees and Frank Albert son take up the thread of the story, a charming love story, by the way. Miss Twelvetrees. acclaimed thft "perfect ingenue" by New Yorn critics, before she left the stnK1 to engage In motion picture worl more than lives up to her repvita ( ion. xoricn . XOTICIO IS JIKRKRY (ilVKX, that pursuant to an Act of the .legislative Asembly of the State of Oregon, approved Kehrunrv 2.1. tin uuiowing county warrants, which were Issued more th:m and used. ;i:xi:it.M, rrxi Number Knvor of Amnunt 1S12 C. Ii. Shinn f 4.20 1 S S 8 Jack Stone 2.!! 1S9Ti 1. 1,. smlih 2.2 22119 A. ): Martin 4.10 2X71 (Ipoixe Voitoh o.ku 2X"K ; K. I,, lliinm 2.20 29117 GoorKo VorrpM 7. HO 47.-1 .lay Taylor 2.29 4S1 10. .;. southaril 2,20 i K"4 lames Lee 2.20 S99 viola (ioodwin 2.20 f'17 leronie Meukel 2."" ' lohn I'atten 1" HO.M) I I XI) 1"M s. A. llenuehamp .C1 MAHKl-Xr HOAI) IT Nil 294 II. Weiiner 44.39 II. Miles 11.97 ..IJonalil liale 2.99 aiil Cniinty I'oui l llils. Ihe I lull '. K. Mel'OUMK'K, fonnly Olerk A The Squeaky Wheel Gets the Grease That's why so many now customers are coniin(r to this store. The old ones find the rifrht thinrr at the right price and how they do tell their friends. JACK ALLEN SUPPLY CO. fit i V - - ; 1 ' f , an .f a.t c.'.