Friday, July 5, 1929
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
New Straw
, Hats
Now shapes and
styles all colors.
$1.69 to $5.85
Men's Wear.
FIND IT
HEI
Copy for this column diohI bo
In by P a. m.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
i
t'HICAdO GKAI.N
Wheat Oimki IIIkIi Ixiw Close
.Inly 119 1.28 I. ill l-iiSM
S:)l I a l3 V, I-2HJ4 1.3-1 1.37 y, 1.28
!: .M',i, I. ill i.:m IM3
I'OltTIyA.M) GRAIN
.Inly IIT,i 1.20 1.17 1.20
Kl'pl 11814 1.20-y, 1 .IK 1.20
! ....122 1.21 1.22 1.21
notici-:
Iii( (o tin- jnxlallatlpn of our
new HyHh-ni nt bllllnir, It will Im
neci-HH.-try Inr riiHtmni'i h to hrlliK In
their iHati'nii-nt'.s when paying
K. CI. I.. I'. I V). 7-
I. ill.
i-it.
si:i; oi it wi.MHUvs
l'oi- Ht'ji.sonalile coloiuil Klail,-
WiltC, vaHcH, IIowim' howls, Ict.tiihH,
wiiter Kf'tH and leo t-u KlaHMi-s. at
.Mflvllli-'H. 7-3-21.
i.ivi-.iti'ooi. wiiiiA'r
1,1 VKIU'OOI., July r. (Al') -Whi-itl
clow: .Inly Sh lod 11.29',
Oilolu-r !l ltl tl.Xi',.
li-rciiiher !Ik f?4l 1..'I7H.
livu mi; ix awiii:.t
, KAI.ISI'EI.I,, Wont., July 5 (Al')
Air. and Mrs. Henry l.oekrldKe,
of KtevcnHVille .their son-in-law,
l.loyd Ititkii, or 11IB fork, and IiIk
two elilldren ware killed hint llifdit
when theli' uutomoblla plunged
over a hank Into Flathead hike.
film. Illtlu wuh tho only one to es
cape death in the wreck.
IteconclliutioiiH have IncreliHed
J, Odd per rent thin year, nays JndKu
lumen U. Hllhl, or (Movehind, Ohio,
who Ileum 1(10 cases weekly.
AllVKK'l ISM VOIIl TOWS
My (,'eltinK olio or the aluminum
l.u llrundc name platen, lor your
ear. 'I'll, regular otric-ial $2.00
plait on special this Week tor $1.J
at Itichai-'lKon'a Art and (lilt Khop.
They are nice to have ou your car
when taking that vacation trip.
7 -1 - :i i .
HIX.MI'I-Iti WIIICAT
WINNII'Kd, July f (Al')
Wheat closed July $1.4.1; Ocl.:
$i.:r.i: Dec: $i.3(i to $i.:iuiii.
rush: No. 1 northern $1.43:
No. 2 northern $1.4(1; No. 3
noilhorn $1.35-.
OI'ICK SKHVK'i;
In the tlttlnir or windshields ami
Hide Klaus at Uichanl.son'H Ait
ami Oirt Khop. 7-1-31.
lleiiiHIltclunx. fneaniig, button
liolcn, etc. Norton' Uiuille Shop.
CIIICAIJO CASH
('IIICUKJ. July 5 AI')
WIk-ih: No. 1 hard $1.20; No. 2
hard $I.2G
Corn: No. 2 mixed IlfiV. ; No.
2 white 10 (ii 117 ', .
Oats: No. 2 white 4Ti: No. 3
white 44' to.
Hurley: iuotahlc rahgo 5yjG5.
I ty : No miles.
Tlmolhy seed: $4.20r $4.!ir.
(Mover seed: i I fi.OUii $23.00.
l.ard $11. KG; ribs $13.75; bellies
$ir.uu.
WE HUV FOR T ESS
E SELL F0I .Li ESS
Saturday Specials
PILLOW SLIPS
An excellent grade luusli
8llps-20x:i3
15 each
I I ItMMI T()H I-:l.S
Heavy welh-hl 22x44. J
ceptlunal values
15 each
iiisii T(H'i:i,s
While anil Kern (luck dish
towels Hemstitched ends.
5 each
.MUX'S I. 1 1 A I. I I'AXTS
We rlnju .UiJ )jit an ,
oiiIjIiiikIIiik- value, full cut
Buud khukl.
95
Destroyers of Hlsrh Price
.MOCCASINS
Take a pair or moccasins witiit
you on your campiUK trip. Thcy
urn tl:e best i-.vcr. Kizs lo tit every
memlier or the family. In a dozen!
different slyle'i. will he found al I
Kichardsoittt Art and (lift Khop.
7-1-31.
I Price Of Cants -
Declines Today;
Berries Quoted
PORTLAND, July 5 CAP) The
bluest chnnn-e in the produce
TO WHOM IT MAV (OXCIJIV market today was the sudden de-
Nollcc Is hereby (riven, that inter l t'1""1 " hleh overtook the price or
this date. 1 will not he nwoonslhle cantaloupes. When the market
for any bills contracted by my
wire. Dated at I .il (Irande,
1 If on, June 21, I'.i2!l. Joe (loi.uire,
j Cascade, Idaho. June 2fl, July 5-12
j AM speedways over which auto
j mobile races are held must be ro
' measured by a licensed surveyor
; this year.
Sun
Burn
Uiirjiiimlino lakes oul the
still"; and soreness and
leaves thai deep tan you
wauled.
50c tube
L.&L
Druy; Co.
opened today. Supplies hud iic
t'umu later! und pi'icnH had gone
down from 7 to If centH per canta
loupe. They are being quoted at
J.i to i per erate of 45.
The price of leinonH continued
to ellm)). d:ie to the tremendoua
(iiunttti( .i Hhipped eaat for tho July
l-'ouilh liude.
Watermelons were quoted at 3
(o 3 -4, cent a.
MgKS, butler, poultry and freh
nieats held steady over the holiday.
The biKKi'st price spread at the
Kawt Hide market of the Warmers
and Itanehers' HHHOclalton was In
hi ra wberrles. The be.U lirought t
and tins poorer quality $1.05. Other
IM ices were:
l.oKiinborries $1.25 to $1.50 a
crate: hlaclt caps 2.bu; raspherrieH
$-.25; celery ) 1 ; eucuinlers $1.25
to $1.5a; old polatoea " $2 sack;
new it Vt imund; cauliflower $1.50
to $1.75 unite; cnbhage 2 pound;
bcuns 12 lo 15 pound; peatH 4 to
5 pound; carrots 25 cents dozen
iHineiics; heeta 25 cent-.; seed on-
foiM 2 5 cents; currants $ 1 .50;
Itoyal Ann cherries 12 to 15 cents:
pie cUerrlea 9 lo lu cenls.
Ensemble
Wash Frocks
Age 2 to 12
$1.98 & $2.1)8
All Girls Hats
Vi Price
Norton's Kiddy Shop
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PORTLAND JMtODIX'K
VOHTlsAKU, July 5 (Al")
Mutter, vkkh, milk, poultry, steady
'jnchanK'-d.
Onions: CMeiui fancy lower, per
c. w. t., Oi eKOn, fan(T. $2.25 (it $2.50,
o!lers $ 1. 5 off $ 1.75. Met mudaH
$2.(10 ff $2.25.
J'otatocs new lower. Per c. w. t.
Gems No. 1 Krade, $2.50(V( $2.K5;
fancy perns $2.50 t $2.85; new $3.00
t $3.25.
Wool, nuts, buy, cascara bark,
hops, steady and unchanged.
HI "PI" ft It FAT
SAN KHANTIKCO July 5 (AP)
Itutterfat f. o. b. San ftrancisco,
50 cents.
POKTI-ANI) ('ASM
rOUTI.ANI), Ore., July 5 (AP)
Cash wheat: Hie Mend bluestein
hard while $1.32.
Soft white, $1.21.
Western while $1.21.
Hard winter $l.t(i.
Northern sprint; $1.10,
Western red $1.10.
Oats: No. 2-;;k lb. white $34. on.
Today's car receipts: wheat 5H,
flour J4, corn 0, hay 3.
Wheat Strong And
Higher At Closing
CIIH'AfiO. July 5 (AP)
Wheat advanced quickly today af
ter tin Irregular start. Showers over
drought districts in Canada, to
gether wit h shaiji setbacks In
wheat f notations in Liverpool,
caused transient uncertainty, but
comprehensive adverse crop re
ports from Canada were noon more
than an offset. Opening at
d o w n t o v. up, C h lea go w h ea 1
later scored dcchbil gains - all
around. Corn, oats and provisions
were likewise firmer, with corn
starting unchanged to higher
and subsequently holding near to
initial figures.
.Wheat closed strong. 2 Vh to 3c
net higher corn 2 !)r at :i'Hc up,
oals l7fid t o2c advance and pro
visions varying from five cent de
cline; to rnise of seven cents.
POHTLAXD LIVESTOCK
PO!tTLANI, Ore.. June 5 (AP)
Cattle and calves: Fairly steady,
receipts cattlo 100, calves 10.
Steers (1100-1800 lbs. $11.50 fi?
$12.25; -do good $ I 1 .50 ff $ 1 2.2 5 do
medium $10.00-$! 1.50; do common
$K.50$10.00.
Heifers good $10.25ffi $11.0; do
common to medium $7.60 dt $ 1 0.25.
Cows: good $U.oo ji $io.oo: do
common to medium $7.00ff $!l.oo;
do low cutter $5.oofft $7.oo; good
beef $o.oofi $'.(.75; do cutter to me
dium $7.00tf $!U.li.
Calves: (500 lbs. down) medium
to choice $!U)0ff $1 1.50, lo cull to
common $7.0o4t $j.on.
Vealers: milk fed, good to choice
$13.ooff $H.iio; do medium $11 no
rf$l3.00; cull to common $S.oo (w
$1 i,on.
Mulls: (yearlings excluded).
Hogs: Steady, receipts' I tinu ln
cludisg J3I7 direct.
Heavy weight 1 1 l.ftnffi i 2.on,
Medium weight $ 1 2.00 fn $ j 2.50.
Light lights $11.25ffr$12.50.
I'acking sows, rough and smooth
$S.50ff $ii.50.
Slaughter pigs $ 1 1.00 f( $ 1 1.50.
Feeder and stocker pigs medium
to choice $1 l.fiOfc $12.50.
(Soft or oily hogs and rousting
pigs excluded in above quotation).
Sheep und lambs: steady; re
ceipts 250, including 203 on contract.
Lambs: (M lbs, down), good lo
choice $ 1 1 .00 fit $ I 3.00; medium
$!l.50fi( $1 1.00; .. (nil weights).
cull to common $7.oo ffi $:.50.
Yearling wethers: (110 lbs.
down) medium to choice $7.00 f
$y.00.
Kwes: medium to -shoice $4.00 ff?
$5.25; do medium to choice $3.50
fff $5.00; do (all weights), cull to
common $1.50 S3. .
The pecoml car got through and
with broken window-panes made
'its way along Canal street to the
j boos and cheers of pedestrians.
.This car returned to the barn and
a third was started out. The
I crowd stopped it u block away
with a storm of bricks but the car
I gut another Htart and went around
the belt line, where it encountered
isoaped tracks and blocked rights of
I way.
I When it was started back for the
'barn, it was stopped in the middle
I of the street while the crowd of
strikers and sympathizers rained
I a heavy bricK attack. Police
j fought desperately but the crowd
1 outnumbered them. Tho motor-
man finally quit and a policeman
drove tho car to tho barn.
Three policemen threw up I heir
badges and amis amid the cheers
of the crowM and joined the
strikers. Many arrests were made.
The third car was literally de
molished on the lower end of Can
al street where It utlompted a sec
ond trip. The guards and carmen
deserted the car w3Wie the howling
mob completed the wreckage.
j Obituary
illANII; WHOLESALE
MAKKKTS
RprliiKS lKiazfio lb.
lleuvy hena ltlc lo
l.lKht h.',na lio lb
Sto-us 80 lb.
l-'lour.
Hard Federation (hard
Bott whent J7.40 bi)L
-17.60 bbl.
CHK'ACO I.I VICKTOCK
CHICAGO, July 6 (Al') (U. S.
IJept. of AKl'leulture) 1-Ioks: re
ceipts 33,(100 Including; I II. 0011 di
rect. Murket 25 to 3.r' higher on
hopK HculiiiK under heuvy
weiBht 15 to L'5 hiKher, top Jll.sr
puid for ISO to 210 pound butch
ers, medium to choice l'50-:ino Ihs.
(HI. So to $11. lie; 2011-2511 118. $1 l.Jfi
to J1I.S5; 1GU-1'00 11,3. $11.10 to
ii. sr.. " .
Cuttle: recalptH 4,(III0. Culvea 2,
500. Ktroni? to higher Irude on
Brjin fed steers and yeurliif;.s intir-
ket active $ltl.2f puld for Htrietly
choice nie-l.uni. v'lBht Hl'eiM.
Slutilflller cIuhkih Hteern, pood und
choice 13011-15011 Ihs. $14.50'?' $ I li.
25; 1 100-I3IIU llis. J 14.26m till. 25;
U5U-1 lull U.S. $13. 751 (lit. 25: fed
yeurltnBH. irood ul chtdei 750-150
IhH. $13.7611 $111.00; veol.TM (milk
fed) sood and choice $14.0(1 ftp
$111.5(1.
Kheep: recelplH I 1, 000; sheep
market ticti-e, 25: hlKh'r; n;tiv-s
$14.011 $15.00; lop $15.26: y. in l
iiiBH $1 2.011;' ewe.s $5.50' $'.50; top
$(.75; feedinB lambs nominal;
liimhs, Bond anil choice, !2 lbs.
down, $14. 50 $15.35; ewes, me
dium to choice. 1511 lbs. down,
$5.50' $11.75: feeder lambs. Bood
and choice $ 1 2.50 ' $ I :t.(5.
Ity -Mi's. Charles Spencer
(Observer Correspondent)
OltANOI-: H.W.I, (Special) Guy
OeiBei. formerly of l.add Cunyon,'
passed away at the home of his
ulsters near WaiUthurB. Wash..
June 30, at the aBe of 35 years.
Hosides a host of friends ho was
survived by three sisters and two
brothers. Anna Duniap. of Wait-s-biilB,
Kflie Keve, of Tekoa. Wash.,
Dora Hp-ncrr, of Kummerville,
Fred Oeleer, of WaitshuiB. and
Luther OeiBcr. of ElRln. Dealll
was caused from Injuries received
during the war. The American
Lesion, of which he was a mem
ber, had charge of the funeral ser
vices. Ho wus laid to rest at Dixie,
Wash. !
IX THE lilSTmCT COI'IIT ''
Till-: IMTi:i KI'A'I'IvS Itllt
THE DISTRICT VY OKI-MiOX.
In the matter of Zenas JL
Thompson, Hankrupt.
To the (reditois of Zenas H.
Thompson of La Grande, I'n'.on
County, In tho .State und District
aforesaid. Bankrupt.1
'NOTICE IS HIOUKIIV GIVEN
that the said Zellus H. Thouipsou
was duly adjudicated bankrupt on
the 2nd day of July, 11I2'.i. and the
first meetins of his crcdilois will
be held nt the office of II. E. Dix
on. Referee. La Grande, orcBon. on
Monday. July 15th. I'.i2'.i, at lo
o'clock a. in. at which .time said
creditors may utteiid, prove their
claims examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as
may v properly conic before wii'l
meeting.
H. 10. DIXON, Ilefei-ee.
(All claims must, be sworn to en
bankruptcy blunks before fllitiB.)
7-5-1 1.
J.C.PENNEYCO.
108 Depot 81.
La Graeme. Ore.
Nainsook
Union Suits
Expertly made with bar-tack
ing at all points
of strain, and re
inforced knitted
insert across the
back for added
wear.
Full Cut
Roomy in cut
assuring perfect
comfort. An ex
ceptional value,
at
89c
If
XOTICi; TO t KI.IHTO.KS.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrator with tint Will An
nexed of the Kstate of Lena Hall,
deceased, by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for I'tilon
County. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present the same to tho
undersigned at his law office, 11:115
Adams Ave, ia Grande. Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Jaied at J.a Grande, Oregon,
July 3, J!2J.
I I )K N H A U Ad in I n 1st rat or, 5
with Die Will Annexed of ths Es
tate of .Lena Hall deceased.
July 5, 12, ll, Aug. 2.
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Heu lily's first requisite akin per
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thut spreads more smoothly und
proiluees a youthful bloom. Its
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Gl.O stay on lonffer and linns the!
I shiny nose. IMlle! Prevents pastl-
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I pores, rue .MELl.O-GLO. Glass!
, IJiuk:;. Inc. Adv.
No Han Against It
NowndiijH there me many IimkI kins nnil t'mls a
few porliiips with soino merit lull who ever heard (if
liliirinjr pure sweet liutter under (he km'.' .Meadow
Harvest comes to you in a .sanitary pacliaKi'. always
the same high (iiality.
Vour dealer can supply you with
this superior butter.
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122
CLOSE STRONG
TODAY IN WALL
STREET TRADE
NKW VOKK. July 5 (Al') Ite
sumption of vigorous Hull opera
lions nller the holidays In today's
slock market encountered rather
heavy profit taking. Hut a wide ns
sor: merit of Important ImluHti lalw
and rails were sent Into new high
territory. The market opened with
a heavy accjinulatlon of buying
m-dern, resulting from the sudden
breaking of the call money jam on
Wednesday, whin the rale tumbled
from 13 to (I per cent and the
(l rengt h of American .shares on
the London market yesterday. Call
money renewed at 7 per cent and
although there was some calling of
loans early In the nessiou. replace
inent funds wen easily 1 011 int.
Traders were inclined to move
cautiously, however, on the theory
that the technical position of the
market had li.in weakened by the
prolonged upturn.
Stocks Mhlch had a big following
in (he west were among those most
heavily bought during the utter
noon. Ntit.onal Hiscult at l!u, was
up more than ten points to 11 new
hiKh. KolMtnr radio rose t; points.
in. SlinmoiiM 5. In addillou, lu
I'Oill rlimlted lll'-j, and Case
thieshing and Chiysler -1 a each.
A-lams express, on the othei hand,
was down li points. The closing
Was KlroilL'. Total sales ninimvi-
I mated i.cna.iiiia shares.
WOOL KIH'OKT
HOSTl. July 5 (AC) - The
' leu-fal Hulled a tomorrow
will tny:
"There is Interest, possibly more
Interest, In wool, although it :s be
ing laken out mostly la inquiry;
rather than in purchases this week,
speelally tn consequence of the in -
lerlereaee of the holiday and in- I
ventorles, I'rices are hardly chang
ed lot' th(. week. I
"In the west, buying is Irregular I
and chiefly eouspirlotis In Mont- '
:ina, NVw Mexico and ( M egon, j
w lo-re prices are about on the
level of a week ago, I
"London looks for five to leu per
ei-nt d -ei'r.e at the opening Tues
day. K01 -eign sei-oudHiy markets
iire generally quiet.
"'t he goods market show no j
special signs of new Ii-jkiucs but
t lOltllit 1; l u nil. 1 uiilniimu .....,.,( ttl
deliveries on old contracts al the
Hew price levels.
"Mohair is quiet but steady."
The coinmeiclal Hulletln will
pulihh tin- follow lug wool quota
f Mm ) tomoi row :
Scoured basis: Oregon: Cine and
f". in. staple !Mi-:tj; line and f. tn.
l-'r. rtothiiig .ss-tm; flue and f. in.
elothlng r-X7; valley No. 1, XS-lt(.
Moha'.i : nriutnal bag avergo 3 -nunilhs
(iregon M-Ttti.
tiiaded stock: I'irst comtdug (!5
gi'oit carding -ili-fta.
Klu-umattsn Is a lot of bother,
'mi its ahout the "iity tiling we bUtteM
hae lo hold the older people un
de: c..ntrol.
(-A Git AN HE ItiriAlfj AIAUKETS
Dairy.
Huttcr, creamery 6Uc; 2 Ibo,
y5c.
Kggs use.
Cheese -toe lb.
Honey Comb, l!&e lit
Vegeinhbv
I'olaloes $:t.fi0 per c. w. I.
New potatoes Jit. (Hi,
Klgtn loiuatoes 4tc II).
F'fitsley be bulled.
Cabbage He Hi.
Lettuce 0e a head.
Wa:; onions fic lb.
Yellow onions tic lb.
Carrots fn! hunch.
Heels lie ouiich.
Turnips -Tur a bunch.
Ceiery 1 .Sc and Jifm,
Oreuii peppers 4'ic lb.
tlreen thiioiis fic.
ltailsh--riu hunch.
(ii'een I'eas II Ihs. iTn.
tiree nlteans-2 lbs. H5c.
Hhubarb C lbs. 2ffC.
lYlltls
' Hananas I tic lb.
Itoyal Anne cherries "j lbs.
Lemons 40c duz.
Oranges Itr.crti 1. 00 do
Watermeloli.- - Ac. lb.
A pi tcot-s - L'dc lb.
I Vaehes 1 Tic lb.
Strawberries I tie or 11 for Jfc.
Cantaloupes I wo tor -itc.
CaiH' sugar- $ti."l,
I Imir
Soft whofttJS.40 bbl.
Hard rederatlon f S . 4 ( bbl
rou I try
Hena 3D TZc lb.
Sprlngi'is ;;fic lb.
MiMits mill I'lsh
lleef noil -2sn lb.
Chops and steaks -4'ic lo 4ic lb
Cresh salmon JU'-c lb.
Halibut :toc in.
Itabbtts I'Sc lb.
Cod 25o lb.
j TWO STRIKERS ARE
SHOT 1JY TOLICE
(Continued from Page I)
1 rushed to the scene In response lo
'a riot call and attempted to drive
j I hi; crowd back. I ttindreds of
minor injuries were eported as
Mho crowd yelled, and repeatedly
stormed the car.
2oC
Gasoline
euular. retail.
See And
Hear The
Aristocrat
of
Portables
at
Adlcr's
Music Co.
-dir-tight seal
with
Pe-koEdge
TRIPLE
STRETCH -SET WEAR
"U.S." Po-K Kcl ac ItlcnlUics
the Jar ru libers that arc
triple-tested! Double or
siiiftlc lip, rid or white. Ap
proved by(ood Housekeeping
Institute. Made only by (be
United States Rubber Company
NEW VOUK CITY
Bann j
Land i
US. Jar Rubbers
W Imliiil' IH-llil.iilin-.
.A (.KWIIt: I.IIIK I IIV CO.
1 1 ivli in 'the nui)!iiifi
c e 11 1 C 11 11 a d i u n
Uockies, finest moun
tain' scenery in the
-'world, lie these far
famed resorts, inviting
yon to come and live
in a playground para
dise this summer.
Kvery outdoor recrea
tion awaits you-liorse-liack,
tennis, hik
ing, fishing, boating,
hunting, .swimming.
Chateau Lake Louise
and liauff Syrians
I Intel are truly metro
politan in their accom
odations and luxuries.
And the trip through
the Rockies on n Cana
dian Pacific train from
Vancouver is n delight
ful experience in itself.
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NEURITIS
Neuritis, one of the most severely painful afflictions
known, is due to inflammation of a nerve or nerves,
liecause it is directly a nervous affection, it is usually
very quickly responsive to the skilful application of
Chiropractic spinal adjustments.
Adjustments are pi von at the spine, regardless of
the scat of the trouble, because the spine is where the
irritation of nerves arises. It is this that is the cause
of neuritis, and this cause must be removed before the
condition can be overcome.
By my Chiropratic health method and electrical
treat incuts 1 correct diseases of the eyes, ears, nose,
throat, lunjrs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels
and lower orjrans.
Make your appointment for health hv phoninir
IU7V
MM'
To wives
icho want lo stay younfj!
DR. J. E. W00DELL
o Summer Itlil. Hours: tt-S,
Hoiim calls Hii!icml.
7-8 1. M.
c oTfcr n new ru; Dint sacs
work all out I In Ihhim . , .
nuulc hy I he maker's of Arm
lniiiK's I.iiiiilcum.
TMUl'SANliS nf wivs now
Kiect (liflr hiiftininh- at niirlit
with smlllnK facs. Th.-y Inn
learned t h Hct-rt t or s;i vim;
work ... or avftlilhitr that "nil '
tlrMl out" look thut hastens tin
yearn. They have done a way
with floor (Iniilfrt'ry forever . . .
thanks to A nit-sr rone's ijnaUer
Kum!
These heiilltiflll Mew Ktn.sH-
siiifaced runs an- made by the
ma It (MR of , ArinstroiiK's Lino
leum. AH the newness, all tho
color all the Inanity, is sealed
ripht in the rnr by the special
Acro'ac I'roct'.ss Killfacc. Th'.IH,
all snil li.s lightly on the nr
face. Dirt Is swept off In a jiffy.
Stains arc removed easily by an
ordinary mop or damp cloth.
A solid felt base provides the
l"dy thai makcM these new-type
rmrs w-ur ho lonp. Hut. to make
hit re that you pet your money's
north, eacn run carries with It
a (Juaiantf e Certificate. This !s
our offer to replace your niK"
fue. if it fails to (jive complete
p;it:.-;i action.
''me in today and see the
wide self-cUon we carry in tie
s-'tinM and stzes. And be ready
l"r-n phasiint surprise, because
the pi tecs of Armytronjc's Quak
er Hues are ki atifylngly low!
Armstrong Quaker Rugs
Bohnenkamp's
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