Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, July 12, 1920
NEW
OXFORD SHIRTS
mm
s
Collar attached,
.heavy white Oxfords
with the new long
collar.
s;j.50
tic.
-wj
Men's Wear.
FLND n
L
IPO I?
5opy for ibis column must b
lu ti y f k. hi.
i. i;j:yiiv comi:
To the W't'i. niKht l.:tr,'ain danc
at J;.ijr land J'a'k. Admi.t;ion 7fi(
I:eijar l-'.it. ti'J,'J;l dance. 7-i-.'.l
this y
Till re U be ((
) I., nf all I. Hm;
. 1 an.l Jilt S'-op
i.-.!.:iy and take
pt itiital va h: ti.
i;r.u
teciat Oil I lower
at i:ieiaidon's
u Indow
note of tin-
7-S-31.
f IciiiMMK.iiiiifac. picauiiK, btitton
litden, etc. Notion's Kfildlo bliOt.
in;i. v.wn:i
W'll' II J'dll V.aill help in the Helei;
ti'u of lh- (i'dit gift for the light
I'i iw-m, ';i v.'tfl fnd it a pleasure
(j I:1cIi.iiH")Vh Art ainl Cift
Flii.p. when, yen will tlltd InindiedH
of div:l 1 in 1 1 and loj'-ful gifts for
every occawloii, 7 -S -:t t .
MM VI AIItS
(If l.a ( ir.mde - I'lcl ores of e(r.d-
w
i: I! V Y H)lt
loss
ICSS
10 sioLi. roit
ltn's O.vCord.s and
Dress Shoes
Nr'n Nifclcl.'. In li'ns and
blni liH ih l an.l all'.,
r.llirhels anil litis; ue't snlr.s
n:iil rtiliber Ins-Is
Jpa.u5 - .$3.95 to .
SP5.-15
uin;i. miui;s
N rl 1 all-lealhrr
iliil wiaiin::
SI.U8
lin-
( 'iiiii;iin;ti.,:
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A- im I. iU
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Sltslnm'is of Illirh Priref !
Ten Years
Ai:;o
oday
Hi and Mr.
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AN SCO
TIC S'I'v.i
nniT;i:i arc
n- liicir
i liriiii'.ss :iiui
DKl'i'XDnbilitv
rii 'i ri:i:s da'v
(Itiuil
in mill
l i ' Hi wilh nn tinio
1 i ' I'U- l;ul( days,
l: MX "i- I..;'. Try ,,n(.
V,'1 '""i ' I'" iH'tWL'fll
AN'.' ' 'O ;iM'l lln oi l in
:ny CAMKIiAS.
&. Ii. Drua: Co.
PAJAMAS
'IX.t'.-
Sizes jpi.OS
ONI: LOT (dKL'S SI'M.MKR HATS
AT PRUiO.
h In,
wis, Age 2 to
NORTON'S
ern Oregon, and Indian moccasins
ute all suitable to send to your
friends ini'i loved ones back homo.
See them at Itichai dson's Art and
Cift Shop. 7-8-3L
(Willi or THANKS
ulsli to thank our many
frieri'Is and especially the neigh
bors who sii kimliy assisted UH and
lAteinie 1 their loving sympathy
dining nilr -n I bereavement.
Mi-, an. I Mrs. .1. 1 1. Kindred,
Mr. an. I Mrs, Clyde Winn,
KiinM Winn,
Wllllarrr Winn. 7-12-1 tp
I'oiti r.AM)
I'l llt'l l.A.S'l i, Die.,
faille an.l calv.
l-; receipts caltli
DSTOCK
July 12 (AI-)
h: ipiolnhly
7.1. calves 15.
Steers ( 1 l'lU-Uui) lbs.), IH.fiDfff.
JS.rd; good $)1.rt0-i$l2.5ti; com
mon $.S.iilKl JUl. 00; he'fers gOOd
u,'J,U'u I i.iki; common to medium
$K. Miff Oil; heiif.TK gum
fiiiU.uii; common to medium $7.r,o
f- 1 tt.l'.r; rows, good $7,rMi( $.., u
common to ni'-dl i in $7.00 fn f'j.fH);
lutt' culler V'-"'1 t".00; good beef
V.'hi 'a :i . 7 Jj ; cutter to medium
$".'ii",f $y.oii; calves medium to
choiro $:.'io ',t I !.''; cull to com
mon $7.oo u.tn; veulers. milk
fed. good lo choiro $ 1 3.00 b $ 14.00,
choice g 1 f .oof-i $1 3.1m; cull to com
mon s.o;i ',i i ;.oo.
Hogs: I'"' d.-r pigs Cue higher;
rece t m lino. including IiiVj di-m-cL
or on contract.
Heavy weight medium to choice
$1 l.-'f, ' I 2...; medium weight
$1 .1U 'n S 1 2. .Mi; medium to choice
i t.z: ' $ 1 2.75; ni) (i:iitn to choice
(1 l.r.O'i $ 1 packing sown,
rough and .smooth Hlh i $H.7.1.
Slaughter pigs S(t-i;u lbs. medium
to choic J X.UWa ? I. Jin; feeder
mid s'.oeker p'ikh (770-i; h.) me-;
diiini to chn,- $12.on ftt $13.00.
(Krirt or olty hoB and loaHlin pifiS
itxcludcd in alio(. (fuolat'oriK).
Shci p and Ijinlut: quolably !
.s't-a y, no early t radium,
"celpinj
!
LainbH (S4 lbs. down) KOod fO !
1
choice
tii.nu if 9u.uu; medium
' 1 5:1. ',0 $1 . 011; (nil weights) c:ill to
common $7.0011 $9.50; yearling
j wethers ( ! J o bn. down), medium
! to choice $7.i0'jf $:i.oo; owch (120
lbs. down) in dlnrn to choice $4.00
cull to common 1 1 .Mi 'o $a.ro.
cho'ee i:t.f.O'.-$r,.oo (all weiuhts
j Gt $;,.LT.;
-ro lbs.) medium 10
cx-jciio'ee J a. .in 'n $ 5.00 (all weights)
eufl to comiimn $ i.ioij $:i..riO.
ht l.H.I.N'itK Wlf OI.KSALB
AIAHIC 1'71'S
BprlngHlH zfc Ik
Heavy htrns j(ic lo
Mirbt h. iiB- Kc lb
Htags 80 lb.
I lour.
Hard Kerleratlon (hard
Hoft wlieat $7.40 bbL
-$7.60 bbl.
whoat) !
liA (.ItAMU; IILTAIL MAitKfrrh 1
Inlrj.
Itutter
creamery
boo; l lbs,
y.ric.
iOtjgs :uc
Cbei MO- 4oc lb.
j Honey Comb, l'fe, IU
l Vcumnhio
I'otatiK'H- $:t.r.o per c, w. I.
New potnloi'K $:i.oo.
KIgin loihiloes I'ftu lb.
Paisley fm buiicli.
Cahbatje :ic. lb.
Lettuce -Htc a head.
War; oubiim - f.e lb.
Ylow onions - lie lb.
Carrots - fo buncli.
UeetH "fc ii ;j in h.
Tin nlpn - f.c a bunch,
Cetery I tic and lifm,
Creell prppeiH 40c lb.
(reen (liiions- -Tic.
Itndrdi f.r: imneh.
(i fee n Pens II 1 1 i.'l. Tic.
tlrein Means 2 lbs. lor 25c.
l:huharb--G lbs. 2rc.
l-'lUlLS
llatianas - 2 lbs. lor "Jac.
Itnyal Anne cheri iea 2 lbs.
Lemons 40c doz.
oi alines :c.c ro i.nn do a
Walermelon-,4 - le (b.
A pi Icol-.i - 'iir b.
Peaeb.-s.- Kc lb.
.S ia. ben ies- -die n ;i nr ;
Cii nta bin pes -luu or
Sugar
'aue Migar-
1 lutir
Soft u beat $S.4o bbl.
Hard ledoiatiun $.4U bbl
I'oulli-y
lleim -:tor,( hjc lb.
Sprinuei h --;.' it,.
.Meats anil l-'lsli
lb . f ..-ii :-e ib.
'bopM and -teal,?- li'e tti 4.i
I'resti aiii ::rM; ib.
1 lailbut ;tie 10.
Kabliits tISc Ib.
Cod '.a Ib.
(.'iwdlne
tegular, n tatt. 26c
gal
No Military Lodgrt
The iiraiul M-eirurv of ; h
soule temple, n -hiii jt on, 1 1, c
s i hat A m t r leu u M.i-iMiiry io;
ii"t ill (lie prc-elit lime lullnw Mie
policy of tla Clatid Indue of V.Ui:
land in pi'iiiiii t iim mvMiu.ed inlll
taiy od:;cs lo be incorporated with
In Ibe n-JiiieiilH or In the n:ial
MTviee. I luring tlie I'nll wiir one
or tuo bnlu'i'S were ol .i ni.eil with
hi I he ;i!tnv loliowiii- the tr'ois.
!- 1- the -.l(jll:-!l I U I..HI, b tlx"-)'
pii-cd mil of el .leiiee ;ni Miere
nte imt itl th.- pre .cut lime urn
led.
use
11 7J)C
SHOP
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
ciiiCAo ;hai.
Wlieat Opto HiKh Iw Close
'''!' - I ' 4 l-2J9ii l.3Sji 1.2.1 i i
I't 1.2'il.'J7 I.HflJfi l.ilfl-
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1'OIITLAXD iIlAI
July l-IMii l.l'O); 1-204
Sirpl 1.10 1.2215 MU 1.22
I f 1.2II l.25tf I.2S l.2ai
I'Olnl.A.M) CASH
l'OltTI.ANI), Ore, July 12 (AP)'
('anil weal: lllff ii(.'nd )lui-tein.
Irani 11 hill! tl-X'SVj.
Sort while JI.20.
WisU-rn whllt- f 1.23.
WcBlnrn white Jl.2.1.
Jlnnl wint(-r $1.1 'J Vt.
Norlhorn uprlriR $!.l:ii,
WoBtcrn rid ll.JIHS
Oaln: No. 2-38 lb. whltir :I4.00.
Today's car receipts: wheat 23;
flour I X, corn 4, oats 2, hay 2.
CHICAGO WHEAT
CHICAGO, July 12 (A I)
Wheat: No. I hard 1.27"i; No. 2
mixed $ 1.26 ",.
Corn: No. 2 mixed 'jGIt 'J' No.
2 while !)K i ' a.
Oats: No. 3 w hite 4Sj4tt: No. J
4 w hile 43 Vi 1 45,i. y j
I'ye: no sales. i
Hurley: iiiotable ranpe C3ri58.
Timothy seel: )4.2.S'i $f.iMi.
Clover send: X 1 5.5tl fit $24.00.
Grapes Arrive
In Oregon From
Southern State
I'OltTI.ANn, Ore.. July (AI'
'111. firt M.tlml nf r,.. cni.lt
whiti! KraptH from California wan. Wheat went decidedly upward In'
ronoriml receive. i tn. lav TliM- sire .nrlce earlv todav. influenced' bv
,,..lP.wi tn ilt, r llllnini ,.,.,.11$..
'ii... ..1,1.,, wholesale t I4s and
the
eds at J,f..
Oregon celery was unusually
plentiful and wild to be of the
finest quality ever of fere J the
trade. It wholesales at 70, S5c
and $1 a dozen bunches.
,
Kgg. butter, poultry and
meat pieces were unchanged.
Today was the busiest day of the
week at the Cnlon Avenue inarke
of the Gardeners' and Ranchers
association. .Seasonable fruits and
vegetables were abundant . and
reasonable in prices. Prod jeers
brought stuff In from point if as
far off as Hood Hlver and The
Dalles.
A few crates of strawberries sold
for ti, Jtaspberries were stiffer
in price at $1.75 to Blackcaps
and .logans showed no declines at
il.75 and $I.LTi. respectively. Hed
currant.' were up :'5 cents ut $1.75.
Peas wen a cent higher at 4 cents.
New spiifls took an aJvunce of
cent to 3 cents. Tomatoes were
(likewise higher at $:i. The first
I lot of Pluck Republican cherried
.'brought 5 cenls a pound. Aspaia
)giiH froin I loud Itlver brought $3,75
lor box of 'i i doen bunches.
Apricots w ere $ l.-pt.
The first consignment of jieaches
I'liiiu Tlie Dalles arrived today.
They were excellent in size and
appearance and needed keeping for
a day or two to be fully ripened.
The price was $ 1.25.
Other prices were, unchanged
from those of Thursday.
SARGON IS POWERFUL
INVIGORATING TONIC
New Scientific Formula Contains Ingredients Which
Are Designed to Impart Tone and Strength to En
tire System and Which Arc Valuable for Their In
fluence Upon the Appetite and Digestion.
The instant and phenomenal
explained. Its effect is almost immediate. Uijrht from the
fiist dose people who are suffering from lowered vitality le
Iin to feel its stimulating, tonic effects. Thousands of half
sick, rundown men and women who have taken it with the
most astonishing and gratifying results report that it seems
to pick them right up and put them on their feet.
It is not only a powerful reconsti uctivc tonic designed to
impart tone and strength to the entire system, hut it is
; constitutional treatment as well and exerts a tremendous
influence upon the processes of assimilation and elimination.
It also contains other ingredients of recognized therapeutic
value which are valuable for their influence. upon the appetite
and digestion.
Saigon Is fulfilling Its Kicat mis
Ion. It 1h doing it in a new and
evolutionary w ay; the w ay that
the men of science w ho labored for
years to perfect this new and
.po h- tunking formula Intended it
to be dune.
It's not doing it by everlastingly
pinging ami blasting out the lilies
llial t l il' l With poisons, irritating
purgatives, and chemicals that do
more harm than good. Neither Is it
lining It with pleasant-tustlttg "di
gestive tablets which give, only
temporary retier. If any at all.
Nell her does It pre-. end to purify
the blond by burning It out wit h
chemlfiils, because the men who
make Surgon know that there is no
medicine or drug which is an el
fecttvt "blood purifier,"
Sai mm In accomplishing Its re
suits by helping Nnture to correct
the Improper functioning of three
all - Important organs and fluids of
In- boily It Is designe.) to aid.
thm of the basic ingredients In
Snr(n Is designed to stimulate the
IU er to norimil activity because.
aid r years of medical research, it
has been proven conclusively that
seven out of every ten people, past
the ae of thirty, suffer from de
ficient bile flow caused by a slug
Kisb liver. And unless the liver Is
perturintng Its proper funeilous the
pineesseK Of digestion, assl ni i lat ton
and elimination become deranged.
result Ing
le-Umil
In dyspepsia. Kastro- in- J
llsordeis. allto lnMochi- .
tion constipation, hyperacidity and
othei disii e"ing mptyiua w hieli j
1.1 VKItl'OOl, WHEAT
I.I VKHI'OOI.. July 12 -(AD
Wheat close: J.ily as lOV.d $1.31 i
October Is 4 d C1.3C 14.
December 'in 1A 1.4ll.
(HICAW) MVEKIXX'K
CHICAGO, July 12 (U. 8, D. A.)
Hobs: 1 a,00(; slow, 10 to I fc hiuh
er; 250-3110 lbs. $11.26 'it $12.00;
130-1011 lbs. $1 l.254i $12.36; pack
Inif sows $a.ao!r$lo.90; pigs 90
130 lbs. $111.75 51 $12.00.
Cattle: 2,500; calves 1,000; very
dull, weal;. 1300-1500 lbs. $l4.50f.r
$10.40; SCO-11 '10 lbs. $l3.25fi $1C
25: fed yearlings: 760-950 lbs.
$13.0011 $10.00: vealerg $14.50 H
:$ 17.00; slocker and feeder steers;
J $12.25 a$ 13.60.
Hhr-ep: ;r,000; active, strong to
25c higher; natives $ 1 4.60 'it $ I 4.75:
range lambs $15.00; yearlings;
$12.75; fat ewes $6,509, $0.50; feed--!
I ing lamba quotable steady. I-arnba:
)'.' lb, down $14. 501 $lS..r; ewes,
i J 50 Mm, down $5. 50 ft 16.75; fecd
f er lainbH, $ l :.5Mi $ 13.76.
WHEAT HIGHER
AT CLOSING IN
CHICAGO M ART
I
j
'
CHICAOO. Julv 12 . (AIM
frenh flit fn rnt limit n fit Cm nit.
dian wheat nrodjction this season.
Aeroi.ttnfT in a rhieMcn irini. 1
er, the outlook is for ioO.oou.odo don are Quiet. London is firm
bushels. Smaller yields in tbe ' crossbreeds but barely firm on
Priairle provinces than last year.' opening raU for jnerinos. -Opening
unchanged to He higher. "The manufacturing situation Is
wheat afterword scored advance! hardly changed, manufacturers are
jail around. Corn an oats were
easy, w ith com starling at ic of f j
In L: nn ami ui 1 1 teuton! Iv on.
I dersoimr a' ceneral setback. Pro-
visions Inclined upward. I
Wheat closed 1 to I Tkc a bush- ,
el higher than yesterday's flnl'h.j
corn closed lo &c net lower, oatsl
to le up. and provisions varying'
from 2uc decline to an equal gain. ,f
i 4
WLSXU'KG, July 12 (AP) Bull j
fever had a grip on the grain mar--
ki-t this morning, adn prices were!
run up 3 cents from the previous
close in the first ninety minutes '
of trading with July touching $1.47
and one-fourth, to estubllsh a new
high point for the season. Very
pessimistic reports from weste-rn
Cunada, a dry weather map
high temperatures combined
and'
ta
create u big buying Interest
wheal. It looked lis though publtc
Inttn'ost In the market hud con
siderably increased and this, to
gether with splashes of buying that
may have been In connection wlthj4
export business, sent the market
snarpiy higher. f
IHTIT.ltrAT
SAN IMtANCISfO. July 12 (AT)
Ilutterfal f. o. b. San KrnnciwcO.
50 cents.
success of Sarp-on is easily
are now so common In this modern
Another basic Ingredient In Sur
gon is designed to build lip the (
richness and vigor of the blood
stream by Increasing the amount
of haeiivoglohln which l he red
blood corpuscles contain and thusj
enable the blood to purify Itself.
j Still another principal Ingred
j lent in Surgon is designed to ntlin-(
j Plate the all-Important secretions
of the endocryno glands, wnlrh j
form a net-work throughout tltv j
body and which selcnce has learned
, govern our very outlook on life. '
making us either ambitious und 1
alert or doll and depressed. j
Surgon represents some of our
latest knowledge In lht field of j
medicine. The work done In origi
nating it can scarcely b inessiir- '
ed. It has Involved the critical
study not only of many medicines.!
but also the clinical and resnreh
work done with them by leading,
scientists in some of the greatest j
laboratories and medical center'
of the world.
Almost overnight Surgon has be-
come the sensation of La Grunde
and daily crowds are visiting the
lied Cross Drug Store to secure a
suppry of this remarkable new
t rent me nt that has aroused sueh
uulxetnul interen through the
umimitig result It has produced In
oveicomtni: troubles that hitv bat-
tied all other efforts for relief.
Adv.
Brokerage Loan
Reduction Sends
Stocks Higheri
w
NEW YOHK, July 12 (Al')
With a violent bidding up of utlll-
ties and several of tne industrials,
particularly steels, the Hull par ty
celebrated the first reduction In
brokerage loans since iufe. May
on the Ktock market today. Al- 1 years having proven very satls
' though the reduction was but 1 factory. Tire June rains caused
$14,000,000, It was interpreted as Homo damage, largely from delayed
i indicating that the gain of about harvesting of the hay crop, rroduc.
I $485,000,000 during June was due 0n 'hi 5'-"r apparently will be
largely to the exercise of rights toJ "l,out average of recent years.
! heavy new security offerings. r Emit
'Tlie upturn, which took about, Hood Htver apples a re expected
, two score of issues up two lo more , to be a very short crop, probably
than twenty points to record lev- : not more than half of last year,
els, was too violent to hold, how- I Elsewhere in tire state the situa
ever, and considerable profit-tali-j tlon Is rather better, but the 11120
ing broke out In the early aftc-r- commercial crop will fall far short
noon when the Bears launched ! of Ift year. The 1". S. Commercial
another drive on the motors. jcrop is estimated at 2'J.SSO.OOO bar-
The late buying converged on the '"els, as compared with 35,300.000
principal stocks, among which i barrels in l:2S, and the five year
were United .States uteci, American ! average of 32,5iio.lino barrels,
can. American Telephone, Allied' I'ears In the liogue i'.iver district
(.'hem., radio. I'u Ic Service of New
Jersey, Montgomery Ward and
International Telepnone The sell-
'"S of motors and oils stopped and
market absorbed the weekend
realizing well. The close was
!Btrone. Sak-3 approximated 4.800,
000 Hhare.
WOOIj Itl-JOHT
.BOSTON. July 12 ( AP) The
Commercial Bulletin tomorrow
will say: "Wool moves moderately.
Me-Jium wools are .somewhat
slrnncer nn Iho U'hnlo whiia Hm
of flne woola still is unsettled,
although they are lower than eom-
peting trrades at London. Western
operations have lessened distinct
ly, Montana beim? the only state
to report much activity. withi
prices there a bit dearer than ex
peeled.
; "Koreign markets, except Lon
Preparing for opening lightweight
Booas and seem inclined to let wool
eilie lOtllS lOWCSl point.
1 '"Mohair Is slow but steady."
The Commercial Bulleiin will
publish the following wool quota-
tions tomorrow:
Scoured basis: Oregon:
- Kine and f. ni. staple so to 'j2;
fine and f. m. Kr. combing SS fi
90; fine and f. m. clothing Kb fit
87 : valley No. 1. 8S90.
Mohair: Original bae average 12
months Oregon. 54?i56.
Graded trtock: l-'irst combing 65
6C; good carding 45ri 5o.
:
Tk On Real Serrics
,Men on nil occasions throw them
selves MP(jn. fnreign nsslstnnce to
8l,nr their own, whieh lire the
only certiiin' and stlfllcient ones
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I WHEAT YIELD
IN NORTHWEST
HELD NORMAL
(Continued from Page 1)
i There was seme winter danuiKe
! to oat anil vetch hay. .Some ttlfulta
J fields showed rather poor stands,
j There hasieen a large percentage
, Increase In alfalfa acreage in sulue
of the Willamette valley eountoes.
experimental results duriig recent
!ue expected to be only a -Utile
Hhort of hist year, and In the Hood
Hiver District about equul to last
year. It is n-ported that Hartletts
have largely been sold on cannery
J contracts, ut very satisfactory
: prices.
I Kastern Oregon cherries have
' been a ood crop in most sections,
'but very lif,-lit in the Willamette
f valley. J'rices have, been very snt
' islaetory to the grower. .
1 I'rutifH promise a aO.oon.ooo to
j 60.00o.oiui dried crop in Oregon
'and Clark c. Wn. The crop is
pretty uneven in some localities.
Small 1'nilts
t Strawbt-rrie.s suffered from dry
weather in -May anil wet weather ii.
June. Iteports Indicate that th';
; production was about one-half of
normal. Loganberries and raspbet
ries were considerably damaged by
winter kill, anil apparently did not
pollen i.e properly. The hot days
late in June also caused some dam
age. ,
Bean growing on summer-fallow
land is quite an item in L'matilla
county farming this season for the
first time. Some 6,500 acres have
been planted on Cmatilla farms.
The Oregon yield of potatoes is
estimated at 5,123. mm bushels com
pared with the five-vear average of
I 4,765,600 bushels. There are 47.0im
acres in potatoes in this state in
192 If.
PKXDI.irrO.V. Ore.. July 12
(AP) The first carload of 1929
whet was shipped to Portland yes
terday from lilakcley station,
noribeasl of Pendleton. The con
tract price quoted was $ 1.05 a
bushel. Several outfijs are in the
fields near Pilot Hock with gen
eral harvesting over the county
scheduled to gt under wa,y the
middle of the w
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For change of address, please do not notify
carrier boy only call the office direct, giving
old and new residence, and you will avoid
errors in service.
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J.CPENNEYCO
108 Depot St.. La Granda. Oregon
Rayon Athletic Shirts
With "Shorts"
A light-weight, serviceable and low
priced suit (or the man who prefers 2
piece underwear.
Rayon shirt, with "short." of
broadcloth, in iolM colors or fancy
stripes and figures.
Well-made and cut to fit comfortably.
"Shorts" have side-ties for convenient
adjustment. Each garment
49c
'Canada's wheat crop Is only 65 per
cent of normal, due to excessive
drought in nil three prairie prov
inces. In the I'eace liver district
of Alberta, whl-rt? reports had pre
viously been promising, crops have
"deleriorated appreciably during
tlie past two weeks,'" the report
said.
Ancient Residence
The oldest inluihlled residence
in Scot hind is sit id to he 1 Hin ve
gan castle, In the isle of SI;ye, tint
ins h;i':k tn tin; Ninlh century.
GASTRITIS
Gastritis is a catarrhal condition of the stomach. To
understand its nature, recall the condition of the muc
ous lining of the nostrils in an acute cold, or in chronic
catarrh, and apply the same to the lining of the stom
ach. Like catarrh, this condition is an inflammation pri
marily due to irritation of the nerves serving the
stomach. This irritation occurs at the spine, and the
cause of the trouble can be removed by Chiropractic
spinal adjustments.
By my chiropractic health method I correct diseases
of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart, stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and lower organs.
Make your appointment for health by phoning 497-W.
,! I int. J. ili. WUUDJSLL I
be delivered at once
charge.
H!nt to Auto Driven
After Inking long drives in nn mi.
tomohile. tin eastern physiclun
wuh bothered by nil uneomforiiililo
feci Ink In his enrs. He nttrihutcij
Oils lu the constunl noise of the
motor mid found wiiy to nvniri
tiie trouble hy singing while driv
liil!, says Popular Alechunics Ma:i.
zine. He im.IiiIk out Hint Hie e-r- "
else Is henellciiil In the lungs. Iutis
poslurc and iromotes cireulaiion,
thereliy relieving conseslion tli:,t
limy form In 1I10 enrs, a rnndiiinn
Dint JmliieeH the discumfort ufk-r
u long drive.
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