La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

XX tagMTOE EVENING OBSERVER, I7A GRANDE. ORE.
Friday, ' 'March' 28, lnno
IIGAnUCIITSHRUNK
OheMortth Perfect OVERALLS
Outwearlwo
Ordinary Pair
and HaveThis
EXTRA
GUARANTEE
A N ew Pa i r mUfTkMrin
IBI
Open HIkIi , l,ow Cloao
.Mar. i.oay, i.J(4 t.w, 1.07 ,
May MO 1.004 I.MS9I.I
.Inly l.tMVSeS I.UJji I.UIIH !.07Ji
Kl-lil '..IMHVt 4 I.Q9V, 1.08 V, l.lli?',
I l'OJtTliAM WHEAT
0K1I Illstli ' low Close
; .Mr 1.08 1.08 1.08 1.08
, Mny I .'MM . 1. 10 I.OIMi 1.10
;.llll- ...I.08V4 tmVi 1.089.1
I Si'lll 1.U8 1.08 , 1.08 1.08 y.
Slit
&
ikibusbh
Super 8 ounce
-"IwTuTi. o...-' lt?."iTSu;yii 1
Au no " ,j, and I
is Ticket Identifies
IIKADIJt.'HT SHRUNK
SOLD BY
WESTENHAVER Inc.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO Willi AT
Slight Gain For "Repeal" In Third
Week's Count of Prohibition Poll
Kansas In t ho only Male that Im
voting "lono dry" In Tlio Literary
llgesl's jiutlon-wido poll on pruhl
Ibltion, according to the third week's
tabulation of over a million votes
which will appear In Saturday's Is
sue of thii periodical.
OF the l.lMJ.m postcard ballots
returned, b'il.ZHH, or over 41 per
cent of tho total, vote for repcul
of the prohibition amendment,
:js;i,7 favor modification to per
mit light wine nnl' beers, white
nearly '11 p-r cent of those .voting
to date, m.'JTH, ifrgo the ' Htrlct
enforcement of - the eighteenth
amendment ami Volstead luw. :
The retuniM evidence, a -slight
gain hi the ratio- of those, favoring
ropea). . - ' . "
Of the twenty stutcH whom re
turns uro listed In the current tabu
lations, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa
Kan huh. Nebraska. Nortli Dakota
Oregon, South Dakota and Wash- 'stock commands
Ington show more votes in favur
of enforcement than for cither
modification or repeal.
Butter And Eggs
Unchanged Today
J'OJTL.AM, Or;., Mar. L'X (A I)
I Hutler and egg prices ivmulmd
1 unchanged today, but there was a
1 slight weakness in butter which
many took to indicate t hat the ru
jcent advance might not hold.
Itevii H ing the fruit and vego
lablc situation, the I'oitland bur
loau of tin? United Stales depart -fluent
of agriculture says:
I "Asparagus supplier are liberil.
demand is improving, and prices
are lower again at Uju per lb. for
best green uspuragu. Increased
.consumption uf asparagus is prob
'ably allectlng demand fur other
' tresh vegetables. .Cauliflower i.i
moving slowly, with sabs to Port
land jobbers as low us $1.15 fn
$1.15, for No. 1 Oregon 'flower.'
Ketallcrs are paying $ l.fiii. $l.7&
fur this Hioek, and fancy Callfcnna
; premium
over Oregon.
"Cabbage weakened In refipom.e
lo lower sliippiiig-poini nner.s: but
."Foreign market s are steadier,
although JiradfQid is marking time,
evidently anticipating a strike lu
eoiiHeiiueneo of the proposed wag
redactions to be effective April I--
"in the west, the wool movement
is small, at tho . loinent, with
shearing gradually bi) lining more
ge-iu-ral.
".Mohair emit In in h slow and
rather in favor of tho buyer."
'I'hu Commercial Bulletin will
print tho follow ing quotations:
Scoured basiH: Oregon: fine and
f. in. staple 74-75; fine and f. in;
l-V. combing 7a-7a; fine and f. m.
clothing ii7-fIS: valley No. l 6-70,
Mohair: Oregon; 45-4;. Domes,
tee grading, first combing &7-&S;
good carding iiX-ln,
:itl(X)h WIIKAT
hIVKIlI'OOh, Mar. 18 (AI
Wheat close; Mar. 7s Cd $l.U'J'.
-May: 7s Sd $l.1iS.
July: 7s !fd $1.13.
In Missouri, u strong dry vote , ls 811,1 "ixury at Hv. per II.
runs considerably aheitd of that for I 1'otatoes coniinue firm
modification, hut tho "Khow Mi-'h"
vole for repeal Is greater than for
cither enforcement or modification.
The other ten states, California,
Connecticut, Illinois, Minnesota,
Michigan, New Jersey, New York,
Ohio, Pennsylvania. Wisconsin, and
also the DlHttiet of Columbia, give Htorage
a vote for repeal greabrr than for
either modification or enforcement.
- Georgia, the only southern stale
from which ballots have been tabu
lated, shows 4.0C1 votes for en
forcement out uf a total of I0.&85
counted.
at
til
and
northern shipping, districts.
carlot sales at Yakima wen? u
shade higher. The. Portland job
bing market Is firm, but movement
to retailers Is rather slow at un
changed prices. Man, of the city's
current unloads are going into
Wheat Strong And
Higher at Close
- CRICKET FLAT
.' .'Ity I.ols Wlllicrspomi
;! ,; (Observer Correspondent)
:W4ttWM-. FIAT , (Special)
'Abncr Wade, who has been ut
lendlng chool at Corvullls, re
'IVirnod . home Huliirduy.
v Airs. Jay Johnson ami lilt le
d till)? liter, Geneva, of Walhuvn,
wo.ro.'.vlHltlng at the -homo of Mrs.
JtiUhuon'n grandparents, Mr. and
MiH. K; W. Wltly, and other rela
Jlvcs'ut Klgln Tuesday,
Rheumatic Pains,
Indigestion Gone
"Htiflfbii (lid .im; moni K'JOd In
few wocUh than ii--i'y t hlriu fine I
".ihi'iI :no iniilltM- how fulthritlly 1
tooli II, , :
Ulis III hud hi'llllll for 4 yi-nrn.
I'll litVvo litUK'lm uf iMillRvHIiun anil
I
, KDVVAUU K. IUXON
1 suffered agonies with in'urilis
pains lu my anus and Hhouldcrs
ilnd sunietlnieH seiatle paln would
grip me so 1 could hardly walk.
Hurgon completely corrected by in
tllgcsllon, my mius and shoulders
tire free of ncurltta pains and the
m-lnlln mmillllnn l..,u ..mt,-..l.- ,llu
,, ' . . J MHI.-r were visitors ut Hie homi
' mi""',,liur Allnj Miller's nlHter, Mr. nud
and energy ami can oiico more give ' 11
all my time to my work. Saigon
l'llls completely relieved me of
const liiatiun." - Mil wn rd M. Ulxon,
4IMI0 MM h Ave., Siiillle. Ited Cross
Mrni: sIiht, ugeniH. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. And is Iteehlel and
Mrrt. Joe Iteehlel, of Wallowa, at
tended the fresh man and sopho
more play prcwutcd at the opera
house at Klgln Saturday evening.
Mrs, J'hyle Hechtet was visiting
at the home or her sous, Mr. and
Mr:'. Homer Iteehlel and Mr. and
Mrs, Joe Iteehlel, and other rela
tives, of Wallowa last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kverelt Ucchtcl
are the proud pnrentK of a baby
girl born Saturday morning.
Miss Ksther Witty, who Is at
tending school In ,a Grande, was
a vinilor at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mis. (j. V. Witty, over
I lie weekend.
"Aaron Mick from Pumpkin
I Cricic," n three-act play. wa pre
sented by the freshman and
sophomirtro clas-'eH of the Klgin
I lixh school Saturday evening al
the opera house. It was carried
out very successfully wllh a largo
audience In attendance. The high
school orchestra under the diree
(loll of M Imh Gi etchell l.ymau
played between t lie second and
third acts. Tho ye taking part lu
t he play were as follows: Aaron
Slick. Fred Davis: Mm It oho Mary,
Jessie Jones; Wilbur Mcrrldcn,
l!onald Scnuhes; Gladys Mae Mer
rlileir. Dorothy l.ea Iteehlel; l.ltlli
Sis lilggM, Genevieve Cl'lim (sub-
KliluUid lor Jielpbia JtecnO; XJb
lu lied, l.uroso 11,-irils; Clarmiee
Green, I lob Ca merun : guests, Italph
( 'u m in ins, I, ore! la Cacon, I'Ved
Wilson, Chine Parsons, liny Scott
and Ingrle Itnswell.
Miss Diiia Witty started Mon
day to attend the Normal school
In I, a Grande.
Mrs. Mary AbbJt was a visitor
at the home of Mr.' and Mlrs.
Milo Prall at Imbler KiMay.
Glenn Fuller, who is attending
high school in I .a Grande, was vis
iting friends at Klgin over Ihe
weekend.
Mm. Will Smith and Mrs. Frank
Glltnor were I.u Grande visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Gulhrlch. uT I.a
Grande, visited ut the home of Mrs.
Miary Alibll fioin, Tuesday to Fri
day of last neck,
Mr. and .Mrs. j. K. WltlieistH.on
were I.u Grande, visitors Wednes
day. Miss Mae Sinilh and Miss Doris
1
1 u
A-L-W-A-Y-S
AT YOUK KKKVK'K
WITH THK LOWKS'L'
l'KICKS IN TOWN
Nur tieloiv ;w jou had
sue.lt mi iipiHM'timli.i hi pni-t
fiHiiuiMir us this. Women's
port loids hi fH'pr or rub.
Ikt sides
$2.98
pirn's port oxfords
$3.75
Growing girl's Miii oxfoitis
' . .S2.85 I
NewYork Store
Springtime
is
Castor Oil
Time
"I? I'mtcst
Jjl Castor
feA on
!l Wi - rews
rJ s""
in,.
Th
I I his
il lis
'I'll.,.':. nihli.
I-' I i'l' .-Uliiii; u.il
Hint- or tin yciir.
liollilm.' null',- mi
IM'liKTKNT fnM.,1- (in r.ir
l"lllK II. Man u ,1,-1, iinliv
IIiivmp 1 1 11 1 1 K. . (liML'IIMl.
I'll.' IiimIm 01 I'linuvr yniis.
Tnl.i- II oni.s,i uiv,. i
lo 111.- I'lill.hvu. .,,(J ,y
ill KrX.llI .lluii-fl.
GLASS DRUGS
2 inc
y 1111: 111 x m.i, srmti-:
(fk Iji .-.,i,,l,-, tin..
iMKii itiii-yit'oi' ritoiiim ri(.v
.. , j (I-ruin Thii IJioraryfJJlsdnt for .-March :
-. . Mlalii ,-' ft, ,,
, '('nllforjila'.v:..!.:!.;!...
."i:oiinii:leiit-,-.'..;i'.-.'j
Hint. 01 t'4)luinlla
Oooi-ffht
. 1 1 1 i 1 1 u I H . . .', . ; . -. . : : .- . . .'. .1 .
jnUlaitji 'i ,...:;
, lov.-a
' .'KllllHnil - :.v..-,v.:.v.-.:.:'
MichlKiiii
,: Min11cnQi.11' ..'.,.,.'...
.MlHHUIirl- v.wi ...v..
Ni.-liruHka
' New JM'Moy ,.
Now' York ....
Noi-lh' JijiUota
Ohio
OlL'BOIl v. ......
. IN'lilinylvaiiia '
Houlli iJHltOltl ...
'. WiiHhlnKloii
: WlHcoilln
roi.ii
III, IJ3II)
l:n(olccllli-nl. .Modification : 'itc-li'i iil Total
.v., 8.4.UIA.I ... -JL'r.-O! ,, V, iS,743' ' '7!.!i7S
.84, ;.r: ;4.-S4' . V' 7.B7 l ' 14. M
;l..4- -:.-; -:.1,C30:. S.e4 5,071'
.r.. ooi,-, .. .. 3.3'rj.i - 3,oo3'.:- in.s.sr,
-.!.. 3ll.pi -4 , a I K 09.341 . 13U.3SI)
.!. Tft u, CC4 '..' . 14.608 49.11.11
i7.e. ,,.;..,;..iiii;(j(i..:.-.:.'. - 41, or,;,
I -Tiut' .-(,S23- - '4.900 . a.C80
.m,7jj7 ; '-'Cj' s,as 27,077 uii.oku
i;7,oo;i -,v : i'.-i-7.M. 2'i,s: , r,7,os7
.... is.ariii.-.. . ... .1 s.-oiri ' ' - -.'4.3CI 6s,:il5
:.'.; . 8,812 , : , o,8So , .8.5H3 1 i.'.isr.
10,360 , .. 2lf,8 I . .. . 43,374 S&.MO
I... 42. 0D . - SS.OIIS .. laii.Uli 271.310
2.28a. ; i . 2.0DS J . 2,1:10 6,4U3
...'; 34. U50 . ' . , .16,172 . '.37,471 108,1133
...-., 6.109' ; . .,.'4,17(1. 3.173. 12,408
.... JI.080 , . 34,034 ', . ' .61.000 130.621
...i .2,604.- 2.0J0 .. . . ... 1.(174 . 0,30:1
.... . 7,!i28 '-' 7.728". , 6. 718 22. 374
....- 9,0(12 1 1,273 , 16,307 30.632
'333, 978 , ':' 3K3.1I7; '' -. 027,388 . 1,24 1,483
rlin.'.UJO. Mar. 28 (Al") ln-
jcn-iiKlnKly iic.SHitni.sLic n-poi-ls imi.
St c-i-rnlni; (he crop outlook souih-
wi-st took wheat to Kh.ii-ly liiuh-ci-
price IevelH hi tho late ik-alliiKS
today. l-'oi-eenHLs pointed 10 con
tinuance of dronelit in doiucKUc
liaid winter wheat territory, and
there were alo dry weather com
plaints from Itoiiiuania, one of the
larijc-Ht of tho Daliuliian cxportini.'
counlricH. Kiilihcrniore, damage
to noft winter wheat wan reported
In Illinois. Indiana nnd Ohio, al
though heavy miowfulls should
prove hcm-rlrihl.
Wheat closed Kironn l,i'i'2!e
a huahel liiKhi-r than yeslerdaya
flni.sli. , Corn closeil ', ,,1 1 ic up.
oats um-hanKeil to c advanc
and iH-ovlKlona uncliauei to u rl.
of 7c.
Mm. Clnrciico' 'ltty. of Wallowa
Kattirilay. .. -...; ,.:..-
MJi-i'., Ovellon Hcot L- anil dduKh-
le)-n, naraii, .May nnd- Hilda, were
vlnltnni nt tlic home of Jin, Kcotfa
clHlor, .Mm. Cioldle IlallKarth. over
Ihe w;celionu'.
.Mrs. Joe llo'chlel and liorollin
aild Kvcrelt llcclilel were. I.a
(Iriliule 'vlsllorn Kui)day. .'.-
I .Mr. 11 It tl Mm. iL-laieileo AVllly'alid
elilldron, ,pf Wiiliowu., w:e.rc yjallora
at the home oT Mrs. Willy's pur,
enir, .Mr. and Mr,i. W. 11. .Miller,
Saturday ovcnlllK. 'They also at
Icnded the freshman and. sopho
more play given Hint cvrnlllftV
Mrs. 1.. 11. Cjison Is spelidlntr the
week vl.'illni,- ut Hie liuino vl Mr.
and .Mrs. Kelu 1111, hard, of near
lntl,lei. Mlst . Anna Ca'suii is
liourdluK lit Mr, ami Mrs, lllhliard's
and teachlni-, school lit Willow-ci-iM'k.
. . ; -
-Mutjeiie l'. Uiii; avus u J.a Crando
vlsllor 'I'liemlay.
Mrs. Jesse llreshetn-ji alld dliUKh
ler, Ih-ssle, w ere .visitors . n't Ihe
home of . Mrs. llresliears' purcnls,
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry i:lnson,'Huii-
day. ; , . ...
Mrc (luy i'liinciis. who I:
weekend al. the home of her par
ellls. Mr.,und M!rs. llellly Class, ,11.
. .Mrs. . Sarah "fliandnia" Hills
returned - to. '.her. home Saturday
aflei- spending ahotit tlin-e weeks
vIsltlnB her daughter in Washing
ton. - ' ,-
Stock Market In
1930 Record Day
SKW YOltK. Mar. 28 (Al')
All 1930 trading records on the
New- York stock exchange were
broken today with another turn
over of more than 0. 000. one shares
lu a session featured .11 the activity
and strengtli or the railroad and
public utility shares ami Ihe weak
ness or the baking and merchan
dising issues.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column most be
In by B a. in.
IM MMAGi: NAM-!
The Altar .Society ludies are hav
ing a, rummasb sale Saturday," Alar.
2 a in the Spaeth bldg., next to
Montgomery Ward's. . 3-!J7-a t.
CAItl) OF THANKS
Wn wish to thank our friends for
their kindness, words of sympathy .
and floryl offerings in our late-
bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 3
Zander and family. a-L'S-1 In '
IfeiiLstltcliInK, pleulliiff, Ijiitton
lioled. ete. oilon'8 Kiddle Shop.
Aav.
.11 nt ,iiiti i:i
Children's dresses 1 to 11 yvH; ,
puntie dresses t to 111 yrs. Misses
I'orch frocks size M to 44. All
Kiiaranteed fa.si colors. Needle Art
and Gift Shop, 1300 Adams. '"
3-2S-1 tp.
IIOISI-; CIii;AM(i 3IAI10 KASY
When you pet a can of ALL-JN-
-fGNIJ. the tTniversal Cleaner, which
cleans your woodwork like new
anil does not harm the finish. It is
more economical than soup, and
does the work In half the time.
Yo;i cannot afford to clean with
out it. Get a can at Richardson's
Art and Gift Shop uud make your
house cleanlnir a pleasure. 3--7-t
SI GAU AMI FLorn
, rOftTLjAiVU. Ore.. Mai;. 2S (AP)
' Siiffar (Suckeil basis) Htendy;
ciiue, fruit or berry J5.0 per cwt.
Heel sugar, J5.I0 cwt.
Flour, (elty delivery prices)
Steady;., ramily patents, 4ns. ?7.1H;
whole wheat. 4!ts, Jii.r.U; graham,
4:is, iq.uu; bakers' hard wheat. !Xs.
$0.80; bakers bluest em patents,
!t, JG.Sa; pastry flour, 4Un, ?a.!M.
I'OKTIjAMI OASli
I'OItTLANU, Ore.. .Mar. & (AC)
Cash wheat: Ititf Uend bluestcin.
hard 'white $ l.a.
Sort white l.e:t.
estern white $ l.dii.
Hard winter ?l.i7.
Northern smini' SI.U7.
Today's car receipts; wheat !t!i,
flour 5, com :t. oats 1, hay 7.
lenehbu nt Knineln. spent - t he I 4 W.
wool j m:roiiT
MUSI'ON. Mar. 2H (AI'J The
Commercial j tul let hi win say to-
i morrow:
rOHTIiAM I'liom-'CM "The wool market is verv on-
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. L'8 (A P) settled. Ifncertainty eoncernin the
Mutter, ckks. milk (butterfat), farm hoard wool plan of opera
poultry, country meats, onions, po- tions, the eventual oulcohie of the
tutors,, wool, ; nuts, hay, cascara ! tariff and the slow piece good
bark and hops stenuy and un-'. market, ivn Utile basis for con-
cltansed.; , llidence in operations in wool, des-
pile the udniltb-dly ov prices. Cur-
IH 'rrr.KI-'AT rent sales are few and small.
SAN KltANCISCO. Mar. LVS (AP) - ' - - . 1 1
r Hutterfat f. o. b. San Francisco,
li- y"r Slip
gki home fn PF4;'
w--Brv- int j- - w
if vw
Ot IU1 LAHJLST CSIO
I "
Many property ownert would be
money ahead if they painted their
building, NOW without waiting. .
Lew paint is needed when the old
coat is still intact and the new lasts longer if applied on
a firm, unbroken surface. Then there's pleasure and
pride and prestige, too, in a home all bright and pjcara.
inc. From every point of view, if pap! McMURTRY
MIXED PAINT comes to you recommended by arclii.
trcts and good painters throughout the west. Back of
this is 40 years of experience and integrity in good
paint making. Let your McMurtry dealer show you
color cards today.
Manufactured by
ThEMcMURTRYMFG.Co.
Paint & Varnish Makers since IS89
Plate, Window Glass and Mirrors
033 Arspdho, Si. i Denver
Sold by
BUGG PAINT CO.
CHARMING
COATS
for
Dress and Sport
in
New Spring Styles
THE
LITTLE
SHOP
- - - c
'1Ki;.MPY', IIKIUO M.(),I)AY
The Odd Fellow and Jtebeka
lodges of Summerville will present
"Kempy" Mon. nii;ht at H o'clock
In the U I). S. chapel on N. Kir
St. Sppusored by the Past Noblo
Grauun club. 3-2Sltf.
Ai. ro.Moi.iMa ow.i:its
When you have the misfortune
to break your windshield or sidu
Klass take your car to Richardson's
Art and Gift Shop, where it will
be utiickly and correctly fitred with
the bi-sl. new plate, at most, reas
onable pries. Uuve Xticliurdson
"The Art Manw
;;laHS work.
J.C.PENNEYC.
108 Dupot St.
La Grande
'''!'-'. ' '
You Can Wear This
All-in-OneGarment,
Under the New Frocks
. Imagine a garment made to fit
glove-like and gracefully in this day
of a new silhouette! Imagine one
that lends smooth lines across the
abdomen . . . has an uplift brassiere
for feminine curves . . . and has an
"evening" back, in the bargain!
You will find these "all-in-one" gar
ments in dainty, soft, pastel-tinted
rayon . . . priced modestly low at
$1.49!
$1.49
mo as Sheriff, on the I!7th day of I North entrance thereof, sell at pub
Kebruary, 1330, in that certain suil I lie auction to tho highest bidder
in said Circuit" Court wherein ' 'or cash in hand, all of the rlpht,
HAlvKlt FINANCE COMPANY, a ! Litlo, estate and interest of the
corporation, was plniiuiff and G.
S.
1 A-l V Y and G K RT li V UK I.E V Y
wero defendants, and which exe
cution and order of sale directed
me as Sheriff to satisfy a deficiency
JudKineni in favor of said plaintiff
and arrainst said dc'mdants and
do your mirror an dieach thereof in the amount of 5,-
t.
HAM K! DAXt'KI lA.i;i
Don't forget the, souvenir dance
al Z.iber hall Sat. ni'ht. Star
Novelty orchestra. S-liS-U t.
notici; oi' siii-.uirF's sam
NOTICE IS HEUEI.Y GIVEN.
That iiiuIit and by virtue of a Writ
of Exec tit ion and Order of fale,,
duly and reKUlarly issued out of th(
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for I'nirm County, by the
t.'ierk of said Court, ami directed lo
7SS.I wilh interest thereon nt-lho
rato of 8 per annum' from Feb
ruary IS, l!t:io, together wilh ac
cruing' costs, which efficiency Judg
ment arises out of a certain judg
ment duly Given, made and entered
by the said Court on the: 6lh day
of February, IlHtO.
NOW TIIEUEI-'OKE, in pursu
ance of said execution and order of
sale, I will, on Saturday, the U!Mh
day of March, 13:in, at tho hour
of 10::io In the fori noon of said
day and date in front of the Court
House door In tho City of La
Grande, State of Oregon, at the
above named defendants and cither
ajul all thereof In and to lh0 fol
lowing described real property
situate in Union County, Oregon
lo-wit:
East I'iriy (Mi) feet of Lot Two
C) of lilock Sixty-seven (07)
Chaplin's Addition to 1 the City '
of I,a Grande, Union County,
Oregon, x,
Together with all and singular
(the tent-men ts, hereditaments
and appurtenances I hen'- to
belonging or in anywise upper-
laining.
or so much thereof as may be nec
essary to satisfy said Judgment und
decree, together with . tho costs
which has or may accrue under
and by virluo of. said sale. ;'
(Signed)
JESSE mtEKHEAUS, Sheriff ot
Union County, Oregon. i
Feb. -S. Mar. 7, 14,' 21, S.
W'YOU HAVftf'T Cot 0N aaswei -Tmm,
f WHT. . YET - HOW, 9 CAN - ANY BOY OR M
qfl . TCU me' HOW MiCH 2 - TRV-dLU HCWEY fofUL 000 w g l
uestion Abif If
Tru-BIu Honey Graham Crackers arc baked as
carefully as if they were baked in your own
kitchen. Made of western-grown whole-grain
wheat flour. Sweetened with pure honey. No
wonder children are so fond of them! The child's
unbiased taste recognizes q-u-a-l-t-t-y. Serve these
crackers plain, buttered, jellied, with milk or in
, milk . . . watch the kiddies smile.
Order from your grocer.
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