La Grande evening observer., February 01, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Saturday, February 1, 1030
e Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEH, LA GRANDE, ORE.
A New Pair
FREE....
I r They Shrink
m
Headlight
SHRUNK
OutwearTwo i
Ordinary Pair
SOLD BY
j'oiiTi.AM) i,ivi:.smciv
rOKTLANH, Ore., I'eh. 1 (I'A)
IteCL-lptH: Iiokm 025 Inultlillntf 42Ji
dlreet ur on contract. TotalH for
week approximately: Ikirh 710",
entile 264". calvcn 2(lfi, Hheep SOGft.
Hokh: compared with week ntro:
lultcher chiwafH Hteady to I fx: lower.
HluiiKhtcr pli;H and feedcrH 25c low
er. liulk IlKhl liiilehem JMI.S.'i '(
J 1 1. oil, notliliiK over JIU.S!i after
Wednesday. Over and under
wcIkIiih Jill. 75 down, hcuvlca down
lo lll.Otl. 1'uclilllK mown IS.60 H
la. no. KlaUKhter pics moMly 110.00
fli 1 1 0.25. a few Hlaiifrhter plKri and
hulk feeder at 1 11. So.
Caltle: compareil week ao: mom
claHHeK itiolaljy Hleady with ateera
alow and all othei-H active'. . IIiiJIh
tlleady lo 25c h tfh-r. Good ale ri
lllOHtly l l.titl'o 1 1.2.1. One load
each at l 1.5(1 and 111.75. Medium
urndcH largely int. 00 to l(J.7b.
comnton down to '.i.nu and under,
(lnod helfei-H up 10 I0.50, cowh up
he 111.35. Hulk dt-Hlrnhlc Hhe-ntuck
x.5o up, low i'uttera and cullera
3. 50iii 10.50. luunlly 14.60 and up.
.Medium lo fairly sootl bulla 17.60
8l.25. lleHt IlKhl vealera 114.50,
calved I2.50 down., pff fl'(l(en
down to lo.oii and Ix'low .
Hheep: all clnma-H iUOIahly Htcnily
w ith week liuo. t-'oiumon to choice
laiuha (loled 18.60112.00. .Me
dium to choice ycnrlioaH 17.50 (i(
10.60. Cull to choice ewea 13.00 ('!
17.60.
iOUTI.ANI I'UODft'i;
I'OUTLAM), Ore., Kelt, t (AC)
Mutter: lower; cubes: ex I ran liSr.;
standards a&e; prime firsts .He;
firsts Z'ii
Ci-eamery prices; prints He over-
culm standards.
KggH, milk (biillerral). poultry,
country meats, onion, polaloi'S,
wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark and
hops steady and unchanged.
M.'fiAIC AND J'LOUt
l'OltTLAND, Ore., Keb. I (At)
Cane sugar (sacked basis)
steady; cane, fruit or berry $MG
per cwl. Meet sugar $5.30 uwt.
Hour (city ilellvery prices)
steady; family patents, 4!s, $7. SI);
whole wheat. 4!is, Jtl.itn; graham
4:is. 0.7: bakers hard wjn-at. iKSs,.
7.:ii: bakers' biiiestem patents,
Sfts. $7.30: pastry flour, -H's, J7.G0.
WOOL MAItKDT
ItOHTON, -Vb. 1 (AC) Tnnl
iiig in wool markets during Ih"
past week has been re.strlcb-d
covering htiiui ttlate requlreineniN
which railed for mostly Ihe finer
grades. The bulk of sales were
closed on a slightly lower level
than prlecH (hat prevailed during
the previous we k. Wools of ftlt'ft
and lower qualities were slow unit
quotation siu ed furthi-r easing in
sympathy with lower prices In Ihe
foreign primary market for cross
bred wools.
Ill JT I'.ltl'AT
SAN KltANCISCO, I'eb. (Al')
Itiitlerfat f. o. b. S;tn Krunciseo.
4'2 ".v.
In addition (o our
every day low prices,
sve have placed on
special sale hundreds
of items at unusual
low prices, to make
room for spri" mer
chandise. Chlldn-n's all wool sweat-
is. handsome patterns to
chousr- trom. Special to close
out
98c
Mill's Hnt'if virgin o!
slip over sweaters In fancy
ot il, tin colors. I'rlced for
quick cb.se out
$2.98
Men's genuine fur felt hats,
snap or earl brims. In Ihe tie
wired cUix. Special
$1.95
NEwYoRKbTQRE
ohm
Draw
ib
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
Oven
..-1.1794
...I.S25i
Mnr. ,
Majr .
.Inly ..
K-t.
I'OUTLAM)
j Opcu Illli l.ow Close
'Mar l.lU9f l.lM 1.1074 1.1094
.May I.IH14 1.20 I.IX',4 l.l!4
1 July I.IIM4 1.2UJ4 I.IUii I.2UJ4
.Sept I. Illy, I.2U 'LIB 94 1.211
I'OHTIiA.MI CASH
I'Or.ThANI), On., 1'VlJ. 1 (Al)
L'hhIi wli'jit: Uk II-nil liluiglfiu.
liar, whlli! (1.27.
Hon Willi.. . 10.
Winlerll whlli; II. Hi.
Hani wlntir II. H,
Nortlii-rn Hpriiig 31.14.
Wcxti-rn n il 11.14.
, OatH: No. 2-38 II). wlillu 133.60.
Toilay'H car ri-ci'lpm: wheat G'J,
1 flour 12, corn I, flay 2.
ClilCAfiO CASH
CHHMMO, I'Vb. 1 (A I') Wheal:
No. 2 red 11.2414:- No. 2 hard
II.IS'4.
(-'urn: No. 4 mixed SlKyMc; No.
3 while 8f.c. ,
Onto: No. 2 w hite 4)&f 9i : No. 3
white 43l 4i r,c.
Hyn: No. 2, JsGc.
Hurley: ioolitlile riini;e f7''G7c.
Timothy need: !5.lili' Jii.r.O.
Clover seed: 1 1 l.onffj 1 1 S.60.
ljird 1111.3(1; rilH IU.5U; l,illli!
1 1 3. 02.
rmsco riti rr
KAN I'ltANCIHCO. I'eh. J (I'ed-ral-Htale
.Market News Hervlce)
Apjilea: hoxea; norlhw-i'Hlf ru, Home
l Heautyrt, fea, 12.25 lit 12. 85.
MVKItl'OOl, WIIKAT
.1.1 Vlail'OOL, Keh. 1
Wheat cloae: March
1 1. 20 14. '
,May: 8a I I 'Ail 11.31.
July: Un ld 11.33 i,.
NIGHT FIGHTS
liy Hie AMielaie- I'ickh
Chicago Itay Mclntyre. l,ns
Angeles, outpointed Irish Mickey
OMI. Otiblln. Ireland (i).
host on A co Hud UiiiH, Nebras
ka, knocked out Arthur I-'lynn,
Lawrence, .Mass., (II).
Krle, I 'a. Tom my I'Yeema n,
(IWelunil, outpolned Hobby l,u
Salle. (Mllt'Mgo. (10); Joe Cuffman,
Buffalo, N. V., stopped Jackie
Hammer, Cleveland, (f).
'I et roll-Terry Itolli, llronklyn,
mit pointed Tele Klrpo, I letroit,
(fi).
Omahn, Kelt. Jney I'lutlen.
Umuha, kuockeU out Hergeaut Hay
ACil'eclt. Clilcago, ).
Hollywood, Cal. l-Yankie Camp
bell, Henn, Ariz., outpointed Jlro
K'umagal. Japan, ()!).
San Diego, Cnl, Hert Collmii,
Mexico, and J lerman I In nd t en.
San Ki-miicIhco. drew (Hi).
MtlMKS TO I'AV ALIMONY
CANTON. O., Feb. 1 (Al)
J udge 1 1 a rvey i tn k o today or
dered Durk'lgh A. Orlmes, pitching
acn of the .I'lttsburgh I'lrales, to
pay his wife, Florence Huth Grime
$.'un a month as temporary alimony
until a hearing Is held on a divorce
petition now pending. Crimes
brought suit for divorce from ills
wlfo on the charge she interfcrred
with his profession, charging (,hat
she iutdstcd upon 'uccoinpai,ving
him lo trniuing camps in violation
ot big league baseball rules.
.MIL IIAYIIAKK DINOSAI It
" TKTAl'P, Mioroeto. IVb. I (AC)
The skeleton of a dinosnur lias
eonm to Tetaun via I 'hlcntm. A
seientlfie mission has determined
that fossil remains which created
quite u Htlr. especially because of
long Iron teeth, are nothing but
the relit; of n farmer who was
uvlcleM by tribesmen in 1 !i 1 7, to
wit, Jiayrake made in the C. S. A.
I'HisoN cine covruoi.LKD
CANON CITY, Colo., Keb. I
(AC) Kirn which swept the tailor
shop at the Colorado state peni
tentiary here today was brought
under cunt rid two hours after It
was discovered and official reports
said tho Instil lit Ion was orderly,
despite first reports that an at
tempt nt escape had been made by
several prisoners.
(llllll liiiri'iil
Haiti In tmt'
Wan'!!, O.
iiiiiuirUTs
I Til III
lllTc llll
Hunt "Parrot Fever" Germ A r"
ivl-(uii:
ii.h'h
'tils
Ii'lt, i-lK'ckln o,-r
Mj nciTctury, Wall!
mil
WJIKAT
11 lull
1.171
I.SS',4
l.-'Mi
1.1! J
IOIV
l.iojj
1.2 1 94
Clow
l.M9 !4
1.22 !4K
l.2lMS
l.20M V,
WHEAT
Eggs Are Same;
Butter Prices
Down 2 Cents
I'OU'J'LAN'D. Ore, I'ol. 1 (AT)
Hutier iirie'M wen; uj,m1u oii the
uVclinu toiluy. KtundartlH, imIiiu:
flrniH and flrnt went duwn - cntH
ucIi ut the 1'urtlftnU profJutd ex
Lha'l. J-lran wore unchanged.
Vi'ak irlc"- apiH?ar KK-utly at thu
dccltiivH announced Kriduy. J
vli-wins the fruit and visclubli-
wit uat ion, tin- i'orllanri hurcuu of
th f.'nitrd Kiutt'H dt-purtincnt of
iiffricullure hu'h:
"J-'ruit and xv;n)tU' pricis and
HuppllfH arc fiiltu well HtahllUed.
afler lal wi.-uk'H Irr'-fjularitit-a dm;
lo climatic conditions.
"The potato market Ih In a pe
culiarly Kiahllized condition. Khip-pei-H
at Yuklma valley point are
unwilling to loud their banded No.
2 potatoes pro cent No. 1) fur
U hh than about $:iU.oo per ton; and
I'orllund joliherH apparently can
not pay over $4:1-46 per ton, de
livered at Portland. Thus, there np
pearn lo he little chance for fluc
tuation either up or down, in the
immediate future. There Ih littlo
Mpc'ctilaHvi potato buying In the
notiivvcHt at jireHent. yuklma po-
latoeH are oblalnlnn rather wide
llNtrlbullon, with many tarlot Nalenj'tlou of "lliippy" .MunnliiK In.this
to Hrltlsh Coluinbla and Ihe prairie
provinces of Canada, also a few
shipments to Txas.
"Karly spring cauliflower acre
age near 1'ortland, which was at-r-ady
producting in limited volume
during the first week of January,
is reported as practically ruined by
the cold weather during the mid
del of the mouth.
"Hothouse rhubarb from the l'u
get Hound district is nioro plenti
ful, and prices an; dt cliuing, $3.00
(i $3.L5 per box."
STOCK MARKET
TURNS STRONG
AS WEEK ENDS
NKW YOltK. Keb. 1 (AC)
The stock market turned strong af
ter an earlier period of irregularity
today with the communications is
sued tu thu forefront tif the ad
vance. Karly declines of I to 'J
points In many Issues were cut
down, or wiped out, as liquidation
dried up and buying operation were
resumed in a varied assortment of
Industrials, rails and public utili
ties. With the market assured by Ihe
Index of '.(0 tending stocks, at the
highest level since the November
13 break, and bears apparently un
able to check the general advance,
small Investors and speculators
were again drawn Into the market
as pools resumed operations and
marked up many issues '2 to near
ly 1 points.
Motors were heavily bought In
the hist, hiiur, one block of 10,'Hin
shares of (tene ml Motors changing
hands nt 41 Vj up 1 ! .
The closing was strong. Total
sales approximated $ I.TuO.iMW
share!. )
HOY IS 1IP.I.D
SAN DPIS ODISPO, Cal., Keb. 1
(A ) course of a rifle bullet
which killed Margaret I'enningtoti.
I l-year-ohl Santa Margarita girl.
as who sat near a window In her
home, was traced to a hotel rnoin
window opposite and resulted In
the detention of 11-year-old James
Ashton, u neighbor boy.
,n iiy Di.LinciiYnv;
PORTLAND. Ore.. Keb. 1 (AC)
Tin? Jury which heard tin trial
of Kduanl A. Skolll, foundry man.
charged with attempted assault to
commit bod II v fiarm against his
partner, W- T. Harrison, was still)
deliberating Ul"' after they re
ceived the case last night. Skolil
testified Ihe shooting was aeel-1
dental, but Harrison as.serled hi:
business partner intended tali ing I
bis llle.
In It-.K-Hik (Ju1 lilril wlilih
i.r tliii ilri'inl "pan-ol iII?.im.." al
I lull.. r. I 'lui-inmul lili il lnimrtir.
Is I II
I (i.u rot arrival:, Iriuu IViivIkii purl: Willi
Itr.inill. 'I'lii'lr rt.'1-iiril lunik luuUUlji ot
' -I'iw.r. imivli.i-.vs alul ..llt.
I Wheat Price Is
4 i,enis mgner
Thanon Friday
CHICAfiO. I'Vb. 1 (AI) Wheat
rofte In price hero today to 4c
alcove yeHterday'a bottom figures.
The rally was largely duo to harp
udvatices In wheat quota t Ions at
Liverpool, where higher prices on
wheal offerings from Argentina
wen; a factor, and where hoiiic im
provement of Kuropean contlnen
lal demand for wheat was report
ed. An authoritative unofficial es
tlmato issued In Chicago today in
dicated 1.1 per cent reduction of
world's winter wheat acreage com
pared with a year ago.
Wheat closed unsettled JVj to
It! clinic n bushel higher than
yesterday's finish. Corn closed V
fi c to -i e up, outs 'Ac to i et Tfc
cents advanced, and provisions
showing gains ranging from
shade to 15c,
THEATERS
Sam Hardy
Is Starred In
"Mexicali Rose"
Ham Hardy, starred In ".Mexicali
Hose," the Columbia all-talking
drama of love and revenge in Old
Mexico now playing at the State
theater, recently played a series of
underworld "heuvles" w h i c h
thrcat'-ncd to put him in the "baa
man" class permanently.
All f these required manni-risms
and tricks of speech foreign to
Ifanly's personality, yet he played
them in the same sincere convinc
ing manner that won him fame as
a leading man. Hardy found it a
relief to get back to a straight role
in ".Mexican Kone." H'1s character!-
' film Ih Intem:e1v Imniiin "Hiiiinv1
Is an absolutely regular fellow, a
hard-hulled but square-shoot Ing
generous sort.
The actor who usually plays a
natural role on stage or screen
finds it difficult 'to chai-ueterlze: '
equally lost Is the character man
who tries to enact a straight role.
Kew actors attempt both. Sam
Hardy is an exception to the rule.
The cat supporting Hardy In
"Mexicali Hone" h of uniform ex
cellence. It Includes Harbara Stan
wyck. William Janney and Arthur
bllankJn. Krle C. Kenton directed.
Shoots Mother And
Then Kills Himself
SKATTLK, Kelt. 1 (AC) After'
shooting his'aged'inother through j
the chest while she was in bed
early today. Clayton Crawford,
au'crctu i y-mana ger of the Craw-lord-(
'onover company, a Seattle
real estate firm, tit en turned the
gun on himself. Doth were pro
nounced dead when Dr. (Jeorge A.
1 ow ling, a. neighbor, arrived, a f
ter having been summoned by the
butler. Kratik A-sanlma.
Crawford, about ad, was said lo
have been worrying over the pend
ing dissolution of the firm of
Cm wford-Conover, w h I s h was
founded by his step-father, the late
Samuel Leroy Crawford, a pioneer
Seattle businessman.
Another Ideal
The Ideal husband Is one whosfi
faults are just prominent enough
so his wife can use them tis excuse
for mi occnslonnl blowing tip to re
lieve her feelings when she is out
of sorts with things in general,
Cincinnati Knquirer.
Tho Toilers
Don ies Me science snecliiltd kji r
that, nt the very tensr, one-third I
of n housewife's time Is devoted to
cleaning operations of soma kind.
American Magazine.
Much Won by Faith
The childish faith Unit nsks not
flight, waits not for wonder or for
sign, believes, because It loves,
Hi-lirht, shall see things greater,
things divine. Keble.
Miles Lopped Off Trip
Prom New York to Hawaii, the
old all-wnter route for I'J.stK) miles;
nowadays the trip through the I'an
nmn canal makes the Journey only
7.IHM) miles.
I rMMMMrHHMSKMoasAiw.c
...are ijoumanin
IFQJQlllM
OF ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Engagement of Mussolini's Daughter
Is Expected Soon
'iJ vr '
X My& J
Announcement or the engagement of Kignorlna KiUUi Mussolini;
above, is expected hooii in Italy, hut not before a lull In tho nation's ,
excitement over the wedding of Crown i'rlncc Humbert.- This Is .
the latest portrait of the daughter of Italy's premier, and was a.
gift to him from Slgnorinu Mussolini.
HUSKIES, COUGARS
ARE IN DEADLOCK
Washington Noses Out
State College 32 to 29
in Overtime Period.
SKATT.LK. Keb. 1 (AC) The
1 "nlvcrsity of Washington hoop
Ktcrs won a hard fought overtime
3L' to -'J victory from Washington
State college here 'last night. The
victory places the Huskies and
Cougars In u tie for leadership in
tho northern division of the Pa
cific coast conference.
Washington led V) to l ! at the
,l,t lno Cougars rallied to tie
"o '' at -1 atl 'lt lht' eiul r
the last regular period of
regular period ot play.
Washington piled up three count
ers In the overtime period to win.
OltKHON I'KOSII WIN.
COItVAl.LIS. Ore.. Keb. 1 (AC)
Oregon f rush basketball qilln- I
tet defeated Oregon State rooks, t
'2b to 1 a. here last night, after I
trailing tho Staters for the hotter
part of tho game. The score at1
tho half was Ju to fi for the rooks. ;
James, frosh forward, was high j
point man of the game with K.
Lewis, center, and Me Dona Id.
guard, each caged four points for j
tho Staters. !
The teams meet again tonight
al Kugeno ns a preliminary to the
Oregon-Oregon Slate varsity strug
gle. Touchy Women
"She raised her shoulder slight
ly, ns if liny praise of her former
husband could only be interpreted
ns a direct insult to herself."
American MiiJtizine.
Moisture Over Earth
The precipitation (if snow ami
r:itu over the entire world, for n
year, averages lO.twO.tXJU tons n
second.
Fern Requirements
Ferns require light and air.
grow best when placed near i
(low where I hey do not get direct
lunMght.
Beat Lighting
The bureau of standard says n
HKMviitt bulb In a well-shaded type
of portable lamp will give very
good liuhilug. yixty watts will do.
but UK) walls are belter. Pn
slutdcd lamps are not recommended.
YOU mijrlit us well ko lack to
the old oil lamp if you must
dtuken the kitchen when there's
ironing to be done. An extra yihi":
for each of the nmm-lous electrical
conveniences you use, or should
use, is a wonderful aid to comfort
and ease in the modern home. Have
an outlet wherever you can pos
sibly use it. lt saves time and
effort. I'hone today and ask about
this new feature for up-to-date
homes. . -j
II. & S. Electric Co.
Frank Robinson, Mgr.
FT 7 v
f - f ' - r '
ADVKlvTINK FOK JCKX
NKWTON. Kan., Keb. I (AP) ,
Dormitory co-eds of Hethel cot
lego are betting that in this mod
ern world where advertising and
organization are everything, ad
vertising is tho more-potent of the
two.
Sorority girls have been copping
off all the desirable men.: Resi
dents of the less exclusive ilorml
torh'H felt the pinch and went into
v. huddle. The result .appeared
yesterday in tho I tether Collegian
in the form of a display advertise
ment inviting college men to call
at the "Dorm Hangout." ' ;
VALLAHLK CAUGO
A ICTOHIA, 15. C. Keb. I (AC)
Cargo valued at $6,oU0.0"0, In-
! eluding a shipment of $10,000,000
In Japanese gold for the San Kran
I Cisco mint, nnd ?",00l.(i00, worth of
I raw silk, was contained in tue
I holds of the liner Empress of Can-,
jada, which docked here from the
Knr Kust. Y,; . -' :
FIND IT
HERE f
Copy tor this column must be
lu by 9 a. m.
Hemstitching, pleating, button
boles, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop.
Adv.
TH1NOS WOKTU AVIUM;
You most likely have an -old
time picture of mother or father,
or perhaps of grandmother or
grandfather, a tin type, or degua re
type, which will make on attractive
miniature when made nnd hand
nn ted and placed In one of the
now old fashioned miniature
frames at, Hichardson's Art and
(Jtft Shop. Ask about this work.
They are quite the late tilings for
your home. You will enjoy hav
ing your loved ones in thu clever
old-fashiouctl frames. 2-1-lt.
sin: .roituoT
They I Or maybe he forget her blrlh
1 win- day. That was bad. Polks like to
be remembered on their birthdays
and anniversaries. Sort of on Old
Spanish Custohi, but rather nice
nevertheless, lt Is so easy to select
mitri
ranliCleaviriger'
Kroiu Wlu'i-c-ytiii-iirc to Whi'rc-
ou'il-pu
Am suirily us tile lrrrt'S blow.
Thar.1 llii- way c inovi'
Willi uhirrlty. anil with willing
sUIII, KlilpiK-t! for ImnirOlalo
.ii-rvlfi'.
Just the right remembrance for
evory occasion when you so to
nichardson'N Art and Cllft Shop.
They tako a personal Interest In
your necdn for mich ocrualoim. lind
offer yon a personal Rift aervico at
all llmea. When you need ft Rift
remember Jtichardson's Art and
Gift .Shop. 1-31-U
i:.u'ii w;k
New Tally nnd I'lace Cards ar
rive and are placed In Ihe I'arly
Hervlce Rack at llleharijson's Art
and Olft Shop. Beautiful iliHlliic
tlvn numbers from 20c to 400 per
doa. will always he found in this
complete (election. Kvory deslKIl
and color scheme. Also many new
I nines for card prizes are featured
every week al Hlchardson's Art and
Olft .Shop. 2-1-lt.
NOTICI-: 1'' I'lXAL
si:hn.K.Mi:.T
Notice Is hereby Riven thai the
undersigned executrix of the estate
of Cora Kleld, deceased, has filed
In the county Court of Tnion Coun
ty, Oregon, her final account, and
that said court has fixed the hour
of ten o'clock a. m. on Wednesday.
Ih 5th day of March, 1!)30, at us
court room in the court house at
La Clrandc, Union County. Oregon,
as the time and place for the hear
Ing of any objections to said fin'il
account and for the' final settle
ment and distribution of said es
tate. Dated this 1st day of February,
1330.
CLA It A SMITH, Executrix of the
' Kstato of Cora Meld. Deceased.
COCKltAN & i:HKIlHAItl, Attor
neys for Kxecutrlx.
Keh. 1. S, 15. 22. .Mar. 1.
Try Our
ECONOMY
: . : ; FAMILY -WASH
Only
Flat work all ironed-handkerchiefs
included-nothing starched. Many
garments ready to wear.
Modern
Phone
. SPECIAL
'BOOK SALE
An attractive assortment of reprints al 35c
or 2 for 60c. This assortment includes such
famous authors as H. G. Wells, Harold Bell
Wright, Jack London, Carolyn Wells, Jo
seph C. Lincoln, Rex Beach, Earl Dcrr Big
gcrs, Eleanor II. Porter, etc.
In our regular reprint
found several copies
Mark Twain sehing- at
time the famous Tom
less than $1.90.
Wc are featuring the new $1.00 edition of
H. G. Wells' "Outline . of History," which
formerly sold for $5.00.
Have you read that sage of whirling Wall
Street "Caught Short" by Eddie Cantor?
If you haven't, you should. $1.00 the copy.
La Grande Book &
Stationery Co.
"Wc Invite You to
J.C.PENNEYC0.
I US Depot St.
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Delightful Patterns in '
"Rondo"
Cambric
Percale
A splendid quality fabric for
making house frocks that will
stay fresh and charming I 36
inches wide.
25c Yard
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Heciiu.se tile picture looks old-3
fashioned it Is imokL likely only lliij
frame. Take it to Jtlehardson "Tim
Art Man" and have it new fiaitm
put around it and you will he sur
prised how attractive it will be ami
how lillle iL will cost, at ltlolmnl:
son's Art and C.ift Whop. l-:il-t t,
7c
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section arc to be
of Tom Sawyer by
7oc. This is the first
Sawyer has sold for
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