La Grande evening observer., October 21, 1929, Image 8

Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, October 21, 1929.
: New
Silk & Wool
Phoenix
Hose
50c
to
$1.50
Men's Wear.
WHEAT HIGHER
AT CLOSING
IN CHICAGO
rimwon. Oct. :'i (Ai')vnh
HtockH or wheat ciilaiKint; both
abroad and In thin country, a
Well II H Oil OCCUIl paHHatfO, wheal
jtricoH ilvituk''' lower curly today,
ltenowed wcakm-a of Heeurllies
counted ulno as a bcurlHh influ
ence. Opening at off lo ic
up. fit tea go wheal later under
went u material He! back all
around. Corn had an upward
trend, Hlurtlntf tinchaitKod to Vac.
higher, and mi;'ner)iienlly Mooring
jft-ne ru I kh I iih. ( )uIh were eiiny.
J'rovlHlonn Hkewlne tended to wig.
Wheat cloned firm ilc. per
IniHhel higher than Katurduy'H fin
(hIi, Corn elOHed to 1 eu le
advanced, onla to- c up,
and provlHloiiH unchanged to Jc
down.
FIND IT
HERE
Cop for tlila column must bo
Jii by 9 a. in.
We wlnli to thank tho biiHlneHj
men or l.a (lrandc who UHSltftcd
ho liberally with the fair.
. It, tlekeier.
Hec. of Itlue Ml. Onniffe
1(1-2 1-Up
aiinomti-XY m:v
Vou will enjoy Hcelng the lateHt
erealtoiiH lit guld tone pletureH,
now on dlaplay In the window at
Kichnrdaon'K Art & (lift Hhop.
Now 1m th elhne to Hduct one Of
I bene for your I'hrhlmuH.
' (. 10-21-21
Xi(U is i"tosi;.ViAitv?
TIiono who enjoy tho fluent In
Dlnnerware will until to know
"IttiMeinnry." The nuiue tdKirieN
the lovelleHt decora led pal If rn of
open Htock M. (S: M. Norllake
Nippon China. A pattern that
ymt will ni-vi'i tire of. The liesl
ueurtitft china on the market, at
a prlee that In hut little more
than that of Hernl-porcelain, (let
aeauainted with tlila bountiful pnl
tern at KtchunlHon'H Art & (lift
Shop. lu-SI-21 ;
WAM.I'AI'IOft
we are offerlitK our entire.' Block j
or UJtllpUpeiH at 2UJt Off, Ile-j
paper now at a big Having. NoiiIi'h
10-lli-it i
m;iiti;siii(; !
Il Ih refreHlilng to Hee bright, j
rlenn wall pa pet In a room that i
wiih once dark and uninviting. And j
now you can buy pal tenia from
our ncllre Htock at .'U'f oif. Sae
and repapi-r now. Noah's. ;
itritttv 1
to Noah'H where a U'-'-J dlHeoilllt '.
on all wallpaper awatia you. New!
palteniH. iii w color, (lie lat'st
design. 'e will g.-t u man to;
hung M lor you. Come early. j
l-l.2l
N. Y. l.ll'K INS. CO.. Julian K. !
IVleiM, l-i-H. iep. J'h. SS3-J.
10--S-1 Hip. I
TAXIHKItMV work by a very com
petent man. All kind of birds
and uiiinul mounted. riiutie '.
3K1-W r call al 1 1 OS I'cnn. Ave. K. j
C. Uerl:iBer. lu-2-lin
Hemstitching, pleailng, button
liolua, ele. Norton's Khhllo Shop.,
Adv.
Al lOMOItll.i: ,o.XS
WIS MAN I-; 1,(K.H on aummo
hllea and fin nit are. C(nitrae: ro
financed. Ituuin 15. I.a (irandn
NallohiM Hank lltili;. I -in
WB HI) Y van T KSS
Nmrll riiiiipn
N'H no--t(iM In touiwHr.
pumps, ti.'K and one-wtrapi.
patent, kid, vHv.-l. Malta and
aiU'din wt'h pbuftlpK comitl
liatloil IriniH. At popular
colon -
?3.9S to .1? 1.03
MeilM Cap
N w raps for fall and wlnt'-r
in a laiKi- ufiorliTH nt of col
or, The lad t jityli tn
hand fir yiur Hrieetlou
93 to $1.95
New York Store
WHEAT WEAKENS
DURING THE WEEK
-Slow Export Inquiry
j Causes Market Trend
i to Turn Downward
i
! l'OKTLANI), Oel. 21 Grain
inarkelH turned decidedly weak
duririB" (he week ending October
lit. .Slow Kuropoan inquiry for
! North American whr-at waa prln
; el pally reHjioriHlhle for the Hharp
I decline la domt'Ht Ic wheat priced
!(o the loweal point Hlnco early In
'.July, according to the Weekly
drain Markt Itevlew of the I'nlt
icd Ktatea btinau of iitfrlculiural
t ecoiiomicH. ltye ami feed Kralirn
; were lower with wheat, hut pros
': pectlve early market I nea of m-w
corn and ahortaKe of elevator
apace for Ktorintf Ihla ?r.'iln, wer.;
additional weakenf nt; factors In
the corn market. Flax wiih rath
er nnnclili'd b.it there waa a good
caah demand for the IIkIiL do
meHtlc offerincH.
Continued heavy AiKeutlne ahlp
mentK, a veraitliK,' around ri.dlia.ooo
biishela weekly, towethi-r with
latKc offerltlKM of native wheat a.
have been nearly MUfflclent to
supply current lOuropean feeds,
and have n-Ktrlcti-d the stb-mand
for Norih Aiin-rfcan u heal, with
tlie rt.-ault that alockH in llie
Cnltcd KlalcH and Canadian mark'
da have accumulated to -nearly
:i'.if,oao,oan V-nshela, the lurgeMl
amount on record, anil about
125.1)110,01(11 hmdtclM over the
amount in Htoro in Nort h Ameri
can market! u year atfo. 'I'lieae
lat'Ke HlocliM, with Utile prOH)ecl
of an immediate IncreaHe In ex
port Inquiry, and a rattier alow
domestic flour demand, are prin
cipally rcNpotiHlblo for the present
downward trend In wheal prlcea.
I a nubia n counlrlea uro offering
wheat more freely than In recent
yeara. Uu mania la whipping
w heat In ood anion at h, w hllo
Cecho-Klovakla Ih export; iik
wheat on drawback ctTrliricatea,
and JatfO-Slovakia Ih offering
freely In Kuropeati marketa in
competition with exporta from
Argentina.
Coiifllrllnc HcportM
It (port h of condlllonH In llt
Haul hern Ib'inlHplu-re are con
flicting, but crop condltloiiH In
Argentina have been improved re.
eentfy by ahowor.-i and proapecla
ire more favorable, except in the
northern part of the province of
( 'ordoba and Hunt a l-'e where ae
rlopH damage haa occurred accord
ing to trade report a. Kit linn tea
of the on: turn thin Heaaon vary
greatly, but baaed on what ap
pears 10 be cnliarevatlve trade 'atl
nialen, It now aeema probable that
the exportable Hlirphm In Argen
tina am) Australia fur the coming
Heaaon may be 75.(iiia,iMMt to lad,,
oiiu.tiao buHhela below Hhlpuu-ntK
for the Mirriit Heaaon, which
h.tv ht'fff iVtncn largrr fhan1 w-ro
eallmated nt the beginning of the
crop year.
lome.iic caah wheat marketa
generally followed the di dine In
ful.iri'H, and at the cloae or the
market October IX were 4e to 6c
lower lhan a ue k ago, Demand
for hard wlnler wheat una limited
principally to local inilln. Some
export Miiba wiTi' reported but
Iheae coUnIhIimI moally of dla
treMaed Mhlpuii'iitH afloat, or which
had arrived In Kuropcuu markelK,
and were generally at diK-ounlH
undt-r replacement valmH. Ite
etdpta at principal markeiM were
only of motlerab' volume, and
were only allghlly In excess or
nlilpmentM. so (hat marki-i stocks
increased imif alowly than earlh r
In the Hcnaon. Over 2iHt,aoo,aaa
bushels of wheal, however, are
now In stole In Hie donie.sUe
markets.
Soft winter uhtal marki'ls were
a No weak and prlcea declined
about the aauie as other clasps ot
w-hi al.
Spring wheat . marketa were J
wi.ik and lower, with bread
wheats showing a grealer decline I
lhan duriim Oomesilc flour tie-j
maud wiia dull and mills were le. j
aetle buyers of wheat. ( H'ler- I
tugs were light and tended to i
check ih Increase in elevalorj
sloeka.
The I hirum w heal market also
lieejiiieil, Pn( whs relatively riniM'i'
t hau that nf ol her bread w heats.
There was a fairly steady export;
inquiry while domestic b.iycrs also
cotitimied to absorb the orierlUKs'
rather freely. ;
I'aelllc i-oast markeiM were also,
weak uml lower. The December
futiires' prices at l'ortbind deelln- i
ed 4v and the May delivery .1'i.cj
during the week. Cash w heats i
were 2c to 3c lower. )-'. porters ;
Wen- reported llllaldc to secure;
any new business art.) mill de- ;
maud was limited. I tig It. -rut :
Ithiestem hard while w as q -inted
at I'ortland at ll.ll'l, No. I, sottj
and western while nt Ji,:'n. o. I
h.nd u later, northern spring and i
wesirni cd at 1 1,1 : per bushd. !
Kccetpt l CiH-llaiet toiahd only!
2;: I ears compared v tth Tax eat s
for t he correspond lug w eek last j
yiar While Seattle receipts to.:
tilled l'iil -ars iis against :in2 cars
a year ago.
California markets !. . lined 2've!
t.i ;.C per bushel bill selling prew-
sure Uiis limited and the weakness'
was attributed principally to the;
decline h outside markets. No.
I hard white as quoted at S tn
l'Vanelseo at $2. 1 r to 2.2a. No.
I soft white nt 2.1a to $2. If. per
pounds. Cecl wheat rnnn
Inter- Mo. i m ii I ii slates was offered
at J2.o& lo $2.10 In bulk de.
lUered San l'nim i.Hf (i, Some
w hen tfroui W ashington and I te
g"U was reported sold lo local
mills during tin- week at around
2.2 1 per t an pounds delivered
San l-'ranclseo for No. 2 hard
w hite wiih I I pritleln gun ran-
let d Steamship freight rales
from north coast ports to S-.n
I'raneisen were reduced fine per
ton. gllng a leiuporary. rate of
I ,fo pi r tun I or the i etimtnder
if October. KeeeiptM at l,os
Angeles were light, totaling 4
iii rs. Milling wheats were quoted
. al $2.30 lo $2.36, and feed whcula
4il J. to . In that uuirl. I
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CIIICAfJO WHEAT
lc-f 1 .27 !i I.S-Hfcj 1.25 V,
Miuili i.:ii)ii(8l.:iri . j.saji
-May X.37
l-OltTLiAXD WHEAT
IX'"-. 1.20 , 1.2094 IAV
Almi-ll 1.27 1.27 l.2lli
I.V - l.2(l:Ji l.-.UH, 1.3V H
Breath-Taking
Slump In Prices
Strikes Market
ni;w , VOHK. Oct. 21 ' (Al)
Tile stock mark el was subjected
lo one of the most overpowering
selling movements in its history
today. Itoth I he New York slock
and curb exchange tickers fell
more than an hour behind (lie
breath -taking pace of trading, a
ieading shares tumbled $f to $35,
Tint enormous turnover of slock
promfsen (o approximate, ir not
surpass, I h March 2(i record on
the stock exchange, of 8.2 4 0,7 4 it
share.;.
It open tod efforts were made by
powerful interests to support the,
market, but they met with HUle
success until at b r Hcores of Is
aacs hud broken lo $:t5 a
share, many to new lows for the
year.
ACCIDENTS OVER
WEEKEND CAUSE
SEVERAL DEATHS
Continued !rom Togo Ono)
Unrulier, the pilot and Ous Oudt,
a passenger to haul him back Into
the pit. A rope from the parachute
to the plane broke und Mill fell,
grasping tin' chute In such a man
ner aa to prevent its opening.
I lltl.MW Klld,i:i
AVOKCKSTKK, Mass., Oct. 21
f A lJ ) On fireman was killed nnd
a dozen wore seriously injured in
a fire which destroyed a ware
house block this morning, l.ieut.
Carl K. Swenson was killed when
a wall toppled on firemen wlic
woro within the building.
Damage was estimated al $200,
O(ii). s i ; v t: . s i 1 1 v x i at i: i
N K YV Y O U K, Oct. 21 ( A P )
A father and six motherless child
ren were asphxlated by illuminat
ing gas as they slept In their three
room apartment In west 4(ith street
yesterday.
Pfdiee found a pan of water on
a kitchen stove which apparently
had ladled over, extinguishing the
(lame and permJtlng the gas to
flow into l ho rooms.
The bodies were discovered by
Samuel Itriwnlck, a nelhborbor,
when he went to the .iparimenl to
teH. the father, Yvalter Cavenagh,
n private chauffeur, that his em
ployer ha;! called him on the tele
phone.
The dead are Waller Cavenagli.
12, Kthel, 17. Catherine. 15, Itose,
1 3. Thomas 1 1, (ieorge D and
Walter Jr., H.
Six prayer books and rosaries
were found laid out under the pic
ture or the mother in headlness
for the children to attend mass.
motoiust kii.m-:d
NAPA. Cal., Oct. 21 ( A P,
Pinned beneath their overturned
autumoblle, Sidney J. Paplllon was
hilled and I ona Id Hurley prob
ably fatally Injured. tmh men
were sailors, attached to the Mare
Island navy yard. J. I . K temper,
driver of the car, was held on a
charge of drunken driving.
hoy is i nt i : i j
MOSS ItKAfU. t'al., Oct. 21
(AIM Turn from the grasp of his
father who soughl lo rescue him.
Itichnrd l.euneivr, I:', San Kran
cisco, Mi -owned at Martin beach
'when a comber broke over the
rock from w hicli he w as fishing
and swept him out to sea. The
lather succeeded In reaehiag bis
son, H'u yards from shore, but
the heavy brenkers beat him off.
HOOVERS IX
MIDWEST FOR
CELEBRATION
(Continued from Pago 1)
I illglllslied gllets who had been
invited here by Mr. l-'io'd for the
gold I'll nil die.- celebration. They
Included Ow en I Young, chair
man of the board ot the (Jener.il
Kleeti'le euitipany; John O. Kocke
fellei. J r. : Ooverpor V'nd V.
Oi een of M ich I nan, and severa l
others.
Then there was ail Inspection of
the red brick station, brought In
tact from its original site m.t far
from Port Huron on the Port Huron-Detroit
route. It was at this
station that Kdlson was discharg
ed as a newsboy and began his
career as a telegrapher.
Unlit Mars Pay
A drlxltng rain ftdl throughout
the reception at tin- Smith's Creek
station and the pitldent hit olf
his formal clothes, wearing a dark
: gray v oreoal and a (war! griry
fedoia hill.
As t he party started for I he
Ard lii'ine. the Pi-sident ami Mrs.
, Hoover entered a town ear will
; Mr. and Mrs. Kdlson. Mrs. Hoover
; relitmuWhed her place on the bnek
i seat for the famous Inventor, who
liode bfslib the president with
' Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Kdison on
I'lhe folding seats In front.
Thrwugh a driving rain and bit
ing wind. President Hooer. tlih
I tho first lady be-dde htm, dn.ve
; for 1 tulles today in an open auto-
mobile frmn lirurborn to this city
to greet Ihollsands of people who
jammed the plana in trout of the
city hall.
The purpose of (he vUit Was to
reretve an ffielal weleome from
( Io eruer 1'red V, Hi ei n and
Mayar Jnhn Lodge, but II g.ie
!hi people tf Oct roil their oppor
tunity to glliupsv it president for
ll tii.it Hum In Uiou- thjin a de
l.UII
cade. ;
Thanking the crowd for the ;
"Generosity and courtesy" of its j
welcome, the president said he saw
"no lack of warmth In the faces!
and hearts of the people of Detroit j
despite the action of the skies. j
"I have thought It a fitting thing. :
as the governor has said, for the ;
president of the United Stales to
take part In paying honor to one 1
of our groat Americans, Thomas
A. JOdison.
"Mr. Kdlson lias brought lo our
country great distinction through
out the world. He has brought
benefactions to all of us nnd It is!
but 'a -small thing wo may do to
record the appreciation, esteem
and honor In which the nation
holds him.
"Detroit is fortunate t is to lie ,
Ihu point where the nation pays
Its tribute to Thomas A. Kdison ;
and J wish to thank you again for
your cordiality and the courtesy
of your welcome. Thank you." 1
After the city hall ceremonies
wio president and Mrs. Jloover
drove back to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kord at Dearborn,
following the same route as on the
Inward ride. Mr. Hoover was bun
dled up In u great coat and a rain
cout which was lonned him at the'
city hall, while the first lady wore
a coat of Miss Ciwynn Davis, a sec
retary In the mayor's office.
INFORMATION
LEAK SOUGHT
BY SENATORS
(Continued from Page 1)
the secret sessions of the commit
tee, to the ten per cent dutytion
rough bored shot gun barrels,
Kyanson on being shown a nho-
tostaMe copy of the memorandum
said he did not remember t.
"Do you suppose." Walsh asked, !
"that Mr. Wulehol, a subordinate j
of yours, had such familiarity with i
tho majority members of tho fin
ance committee as to obtain this;
information V j
"No, sir," Kyanson replied. '
"f suppose we will have to ask;
Mr. Wuichet about it," Walsh oo- j
served. !
iti-rrruN in i.i, to com. i rrrnK',1 1
WASHINGTON, Od:. lit AP).
a motion lo return the tariff bill
lo tho finance committee with in
structions Ito Hint 1 revision to
fa r,m products was tpadc in the
senate today by Senator Thomas,
Democrat. Oklahoma. a
The proposal would Instruct tin;
committee lo strike out n 11 rate
changes except those, relating lo
agriculture In general, sugar und
tobacco.
It would leave the way open, i
however, for Individual senators to'
offer amendments -to the Industrial
schedules when the measure again i
came up on the floor. !
Discussion slaricd at dtico. j
The senate approved an amend
ment to the tariff bill :o except ;
companies operating ships as com- ;
mou carriers front liability for I
opium smuggling if the owner.
master or other officers coutd es
tablish before a court 'their ignor
ance of the smuggling'.
GIVE REPORT OX
WORK OF I-T. A.
IN EAST OREGON
(Continued from Tage 1)
dale are small rural ussudallons
; but make up in activity w hat they
! lack in numbers.
I "The l.a (il'ande associations are
I all In a flourishing condition. All
i have conducted successful lucm-
hershlp 'drives and summer rouml
: ups. Two servo, hot lunches, two
; serve milk, three conduct an cx
i change for the sale of used books.
ami Kiverlu has the only edudy
'chili in the county. . . The City
Council Is functioning successfully,
j its outstanding accomplishments
; being t he ca m pa Ign for la w cn-'-
foreement and tlie formation of
jthe Normal Training School nsso
I elation.
"One obstacle lo orgiinly.atlon In
' Knstern ttregon Is the great dis-
' timet between towns. Huntington, j
: in Pinker county, is loti miles from j
j l.a (irnnde, and Joseph is Ml miles
Up the other direction. Another j
Is our ri ge.ii uis winter weather."
' M i s, M c Phcr.siiit'M report, her
election ns fifth vice president and
; the presentation of the (labriet
membership cup to the I,n Orande
. P.-T. A. were features of this sec
tion's participation In the (irants
i Pais convention. which closed
i Prl.hiv
Reprint
Ytnir Knvoiilo "
Snapshots
uml. of course,
MAK STKAUNS
"The Plmto Kxport"
dues the work you like.
Leave orders at
The
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DRUG CO.
: J.G.PENNEY.C. I
108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. 1
j Jl I
I f : - ip ' 1 ' I
m 7, ,; . ;v; rrocks ; I
J&iS in -scores of ' neat ' ginghams and k
I mM sJoiVtfir f,.t .
"TXtJi' ''fvl ' Which enab-es yu to- haVe 'a; plentiful supply of fresh, pretty 8
7 I djresses to wear about home foi a very modest outlay! That's 1
II ' because ! we 'anticipate the needs of women in .more than 1,400 I
communities . . . bought for them . . . and saved ! Sizes 34 to 46 I
III r Irresistibly 'ansa V-v' 1
' ; . Low-Priced! 1 OC ' 0 J
1()9 PERSONS
CARRIED IN
GIANT PLANE
(Continued ;rom Paj?e 1)
I from tip to tail. Its wings arc in
! feiri thick and IfiO feet rrom wing
tip to whig tip. Six great turrets
i project from each wing ami each
! turret is equipped with two on
I gines'of "jon horsepower. The lur-
rets are manned by mechanics wh
! can walk along n passage on the
inside of (lie wings from one tur
ret to another.
When the Ho-x was launched
last July i-he tarried ;! toi.M ;f
weight and was aide lo get Into
the air wfih the greatest case af
ter a take-off run of only Sou
yards, other trials were similarly
successful.
Has Three Pecks
One of the features of the plane
is her thre decks whilo another
is thai tlie machine can t'ly wt.h
STiEVENSAN
MaiBUMMMaBTiunT.i .
Rayon Anklets
All Colors All Sizes
Only U5c pair
A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
Coughs from coWs may teat! to se
rious troubtr. Vou can tt"i ilim
n'iw wiili tireomulsion, an emulsified
crciivitc tli.1t is plrn-ant li takr.
llrcomuUinn is a medical di-wovcry
uith twn-feld action; it !k.thrs and
heal the ir.Il.imcd membranes and in
hibits Rrrm ptnwth.
Of all Icnonn tlrogs tToolc i rrc
o.;nifrd bv b-b mrdic.il authnrilir-s
at one of ihe createt br.ilins asencir
for cinhs fnm colds nnd bronchial
in iiaitoii. Crcinuilsion contain, in
tlditinn t.i f rct'te, other h-.-alinj
CREOMULSION
TV? TfC CCUGHFflOM COLDS THAT HANG ON
only eight motors in use.
1 r. Hornier built the plane at
Altenrheln which Is on tho Swiss
side of tho German-Swiss frontier
because of the limitations on Ger
man aircraft imposed by the treaty
of Versailles.
While tho ship was beins built
there were nuiny skeptics who
maintained that It would never
fly owing; to its enormous weight.
Aviation experts, however, were
onthushistir ubout Imt ability tu !
taKt' (lie air.
CIIICAt'O I'AMI
-HCAO(). Oct. 'Jt (Al')
Whi'ut No. S Ittinl.-$i.iui.I.:i;
No. : nortltt-rn Htirlnf. Jl.l'l.
(.'orn. olil No. C mlKcd, Mc; n';w'
No. lillxi il. 04 ti Ttic.
Uiitf. Nn. 2 wlillc, 401t47v; No.
4 white. 41i
ltye. No. 2, $l.00ti l.dl. '
Iarlry. itiiolnlile runKi' 55;Uk".
Timothy nvid. 4.7.ri'il S.n.
CUivi-r -.m,1, I I .all Ii I tl.50.
' I .ard. Itu.75; rlha. fM.i'j:
H.-H. tt 1.37.
EWGELEN COl
FiIl,",lll,?lll,lll
elements which soothe and hea! the
inflamed membranes and step the ir
ritJtion, while tbe creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed into the
blood, attacks the seat of the trouble
and checks the growth of the perms.
Cretunursion Is (tiara n teed satisfac
tory in tlie treatment of cnuehs from
colds, bronrhiti and minor forms of
bronchi it irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flq. Money refunded if not re
litfved after taking according todircc-
nons. your druccit. ladv.)
t
Ch!nL'.se coolies, who oncu huml-
I'.'il lh' ImiIU of fnlulit In the
HAD TO WORK
TOO HAR
j t v p P.'Lli-. Vcto.M-
Compound Gave Her Strength
- 'After my srcontl ;
had to work too
hard nnd bo on j
my feet too soon 1
because my bus- '
band was ill. Af
ter bis death I '.
was in such a i
weakened and
run-down condi
tion that noth
ing (iccmfd to
help me. I am
starting the -fourth
bottle of
lA'dia K Tink-
ham'a Vegetable t'onipound and feel
a great dral better. 1 am much
tronger nnd don't get no tired out
when I wash or work bard. 1 do
housekeeping and riresam.iking and
I highly recommend the Vegetable
'.'onioun(J. I am willing to answer '
letters.' Mkb. ('krtwiib ItciTS, 411
5. Market SU, lit. Carmcl, i'a.
If FREE
BOOKLET
DescribinjfCauscs
and F.lTccts rr
PILES
and other I
nrr.TAi '
and P'US
COLON "ns
ailments
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nmt MAIN.IMIUM,0n0N
ItLEHHONE AT WATER 2661
APfluATlO OFFICES
St-U..SAN FffANCISCOk
LOS ANGtLeS
j Jit. C armrl, Pa.
j iby was born I
;
replaced
B
a c k a che
I If fiinctioniil lilmlilir Irrittilloii
j ili.ilnrtiH your Mli ep, tiuisct linni
;Iiib or Iti-hinir Ki-nwillon. Hsiukurlii' '-.
IfK rums, nmkiliK you fi'i-I '
m
iIi'lH-t-Hwd and iliseouniKi-iU
why not try the CyKt.x 4S Hour
Test? lloti't Rive up. (Jet
tex toilay at uny ilruff store, l'jl '
It
lo the test.. Sec how fast It
works. .Money Vhaek Ir It iloetm't ,
liriiiK nulrk ln)ro'enent, anil Kat-:
Isfy you completely. ' Try f vs- i
ll today. duty line Adv.
GEt
YOURS
THE
Tormerly $50.00
Th KEAIA Tuftl mnttrrM
is the f incut th.it can lie minli'.
3t is nir-woven from lony
staple cotton for long life,
resiliency ami comfort. The
tuftle.j feature makes it
"A. tilANT PILLOW 10 K
TUB BOUY."
We have a limiteil stock of
these on hand. Thev won t
last lonj at this price! Oriirr
vourj NOW ami he assured ot
immediate dclivcrv.
Bohnenkamp's
Third Kloor
Shanghai port, arc being
by American elevators.
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