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Newspaper Page Textr' &t-v;iaS TOj Most ists SAJ 'mis; i the, Q in :; lilies suite, office rlivinl Th iHSUCt nr 111 ti'lnTi : rioil i fur. , total regis, mailt land, fourt t rat It tllf.- 1 cgis III t) h At llotil giste, torla i-'orv mull ir-vt 13'.S Vell : M Mull 0 Tit l: IhliJt b'ee'rt Ilia, Hill? rent cosj .. il lifti ,y mis ;' 0 UtKf 'J j r Page ElgE! c NEW SHIRT White Oxfords With Barramore Collar $1.95 "El- Revival Meeting I To Close Friday ,.' The Packard and Neely revival ht 'I he Central Christian church jrlnn thw laHt week of Ihc Hcries 'Sunday. A record breaking ' at iindancn in expected at all the .(i-rvIeeK during the day. ,'J'ho Koal 'jpiH been net Tor 4(Mt in the Itiblc School, I Jr. Packard will Hpealt $.ill 'ponflKt't "a derlnion service In .(ho'.'iiijhool;" At Jl , o'clock ' IiIh jjllimc, ''Why nhi Jchuh Come?" 'TiotivaimelirtCa .noted Herman,, r;rh l&iipHi-dunabU' Kin,'"- will be urnvircd in vne evoniiifr. a- pae - K - JCU U oxpeclcd. ..... ,,- .:-.;::',.l7i. .. j' riuny m MiTiiioii, i ne .reconu VA'WW' of "; " - y"nt.''plt-nlt?lll. - 'aiHllr-nt'o, Tlio ittt'atDrilllst- t'tl ITftl attention III Ills'. ai,'t. tltiit thfic' arc two mi .i l fi ii -ii() lu.'lhi; Illlilo coneifrniaif Itih kcUt tid comlnif. i While hi . l'i't oKnIzi d the fact that tliiii nililn doen not Say wlicn Johuh will return and 'that It- Ik tvronir to set uny derinllo ttlme for Mix return, xtlll he Kiive doflnlto fiiiriiitiieutx at Herlpture io wurrant IiIk belief that Iho tliuo tl Hear nt lllilld. Anion)? lllexe rea- umiH u-f.rf. hue rMi ,,r ut.l i-l I m. I llfu. InereiiKO of erllnn. rrv tit tteMerJ find foveriHli preparation for war, rebellions, Kluulxt movement of ilewn lo l'n In line. Tile revival clOKCn li'rlday nlKht. TIUUSAn, India ..Mini.. KaroJIill aldUi (lidiilhl'H KucecH.or,' nents In; iimp iircpiiiatoiy In n not her at; !il III fiillllilK- BIU rm. Una. milt ipOHfttf, . 'Mr II ' 'Mi ....) IlUCIIAItrOHT Mlreet llollni Neurit tiH police and Holdler,!) prew ,ent Mtlflilllllth W rfewltlt.1l.e17i Itll Vfor&lddM to-llefe , Pabouil onnefcl'fincejiraio). ' !. '1l j '' ' ..--1 1, laaBBaiBaa.iBaMaaaiBBmKHaiBBaaxirt I 1 ! AT YOUR SERVICE '"WITH THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Special on Leather Gloves Leather Gloves in a : whip last buck. Special 59c NEwYoRKbTORE Professional Directory Thl. directory Is rHM'Uilly linudy for tho nmvroiner or for tho oiitof-town reader ulm nuiy wnnt tho iiiiino nnil nililross nf somo profORAloiuil num. It has ttrcii rnrefully prffMlrcil nnd will pre t to bo a roady nld to nny reader in obtaining prompt profosslonul (tonlco. CLASSIFIED FOK QUICK REFERENCE fc r-: zr-r. :: . . rnysiciiins & hurp;eons A. Ii. RICTIAItDSO.V, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phono, M-16 Res. M-D6 Astrologer MRS. ritr.OMIUCK IIAIi.MICS .101 N, AVIO. Readings Dally. Readings by Mull a Specially STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Liiie Connections. For information mil MAIN 799 Buy Kound-Ti'ip Ticket nnd Save Good for 60 Duya. Leave (HLASSIFIED ADQ The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties wmJr NEW TODAY WOOD lor tlio cutting, ift minutea j from Ui Ciraiulti, near wood mar-lit-t roiid. Call or eo La U run do I'rinliiiK Co. 5-17-1 l . WANTKD To mit tZ or 4 -rm. &-17-iit I fuin. lioum?. 1'h. 3 8C-S. ;WK wisit to m:y itBooj milk cowh. Also any iiuinucr oi nogs. I'll. KarmeiH 41, John Bartholo mew. - &-1 7-2 1. WKM. lAUMCOVKIi two icn- tract Jut oulHiu city, worth $4,foo. Owner will tuko small modern lioiitu as first payment and xlvu Ioiik tliiH: on balance. KINK NKW modern home and Kar at,'' on V av-.. $-400. Morttfuife can W ansa mod, iviulr: HOirii' cash and will tako well located lot on paved .street uk part pay ment, ONK OIr l.AIKtKST and bi'Ht Im proved 4 -acre honu-H In inland City at a bargain. KquirH naa onublc imymcnt down and cany terniH on balance. ACltK TUAt.TH and good building lulu io.uo down und Jlu.oo a month, I 1IAVK HOMH splendid fui'lll und ' slock ranch properties, nnd ex- chiini-ii lirevtiry locality. K , J'hy 4Vt t,'o. ' i'ltoiio Main aii.. i ' i' ' ' '" ' ' fi-17-3 t. i , I. milt ir. H. Olllli'f 4.. ,l!M;rA,MinhiL':miiTcn'v may liavi- Hanm by callliiK "d 1 yi,,B for'thte ad. Call Olwrv. li.17-1 t i.'Olt UKNT. ' Modern ali'iipInK room, I hlock from .Saiajnwca. 39(1-11. ' f.-17-lf. I'll It UKNT 5-rin. mod. buiiKaloiv with aero of Kround and fruit treea. r.iU4 Alder, lielvveen WaHh. anil Allium). Iil. 101 Clieenwood. 6.17-S I. KOIl KAI.K Olt TIIAUK Oooil elty properly for dairy laneli. lo iiitiil on ruuthlllH norlh, alao 2 Kiixiillne eiutllies, 2 unllH eleulrlc mlk inaehlne. I'll. 404.W. 0-17-3 t. Til A UK HtjIJITV In 2 liotiwB and 0IIX210 liitM for ' COWH; I'lionn 'S14.W: 1 ' " 6-HrS tp Wil.l, TltADI': new waHliinir inli ' 'I'iiln'e 'fo'r Ford 'ear. 'Inquire i 102 1,'udtn' or phoiiii :I7-1-W. p-17-3 tp ! SyANTKI.-A (jlrl Win, would ' like hoxir 1 the eoiintry-iind wuiiW be wlllliiK; f.ll V 'p,,HI','a1'1'; .wkuuiit.lii vciu-jiURr..li.'(l!L'l!MJ!! ' Home money. See or wrlle Mi'H. .1. w. Ilerry. Imliler. fi.17-1 tp FOR SALE Kcilt KAMI " "470-M. , , ' li'urniture, ..raiiire. r,-ltl-:il I'Olt SAI.K (inod re. jry. l'2ii-stli. tmby biiK-6-10-2 tp: I'lHt- KAI.I-1 6o.il Improved ' land. I A-l cherry land.' Also good' dairy : ranch. Call observer. 6-10-2 -tp KOIt SAI.K Cream separalor and saddle. 200. K. (). ave. 6-111-3 lp KOIt KAI.K Motorcycle man, linbler. Karl I .an. ' 5-15-3 t: KOIt SAI.K OH Til A I K 2 modern homes, $320u and $1500. Small down payment, llalance monthly. Call 30ii-tr. 5-IIl-tit. LISTKN l-'OLKS Gowon hatched chicks live, grow and produoo ' morn eggs per pullet than cheap er chlx offered. Four extra eggri tier pullet, more than pays the difference in cost and tho bal ance of Increased production Is profit. Whllo Leghorns. $ 120.00 per 1000; $05.00 pt-r 5no; $14.00 per tao. Order now. fiowen, I nr. ii. ikh vv. .m. ii. IiKWA WII.KKS, M. V. Practice limited to diseases of the 15yo. lOar, Nose and Thro&t. New Koley Telephone Building Main 16 1)11, ,7. E. WOODKI.Ii Chlinprni'tlo 1'liyHlelnn Othor methods applied, Dlnlhermy, Ultra Violet Ray, Kood Selenco, Sinusoidal nnd Galvanism. l'out troubles cur roctcd. 20 Sommer Bldg. Phone 497-W. Ilrs. D-6, 7-8 Res. 190-W. Want Ad Rates Observer (Count fl?o average word. to tlio line.) Per line, 1st Insertion .100 Per line, each added conaeo utlve insertion .... . . n 70 Minimum charge on one RATES BY MONTH 2 line., per month 3 lines, per month 4 lines, per month .13.60 .U.26 .14.00 .14.76 6 lines, per month Kach additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on all Classified order, to earn these rates. Higher rate, charged on all credit Insertions, Copy for all Classified order, must be in tbl. office br 10 A M. DAY OF INSERTION. Su.p orders on ad inserted until fur tlier notice must be received by the same hour or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone order. aollclted. Cash rates may be earned on Ehone orders by payment on or eforo date. of last Insertion, PHONE MAIN 7 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" , Hatcheries, Caldwell, Idaho, box 727 A. , 4-23-1 mp KOIt SAI.K Heady-ctif lumber for buildings of uny nl.e and kind. A homo product. Placo your or der with Pete Dousquet.' Main Kilo. Island City. 1 4-23-1 mp i'OR SAI,! Modern 6-rm. house two lota East Adama 120.00 monthly. Bert Onkman,. 21 1 1 . David Stott Bldg. Detroit,. Mioh.. ' - . . : 4-1S-I mp MISCELLANEOUS SOMMKfl HOTKL. Modern and quint. Personal service. Lobby up stalra. Depot and Wash. Also first clnna apartments. Soe for comfort. 4-23-1 n. U GRANDS. MATTIIESS A Up bnl.lening & Bur Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Cbas, Ed wards, Prop, 12-1-lm OI,l TI.MK IJANCIJ Sat. flight lit ..Eagliis hall. , 6.16.3.1. MONlUlf tt'O Mja-N We are ropre. sentatlve. for the.Prudeatlal, In rn " .1 o mnb. farm or city loans at attractive rate. at Interest, Cbu. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. fi EASTERN OP.BQON , School 01 Muslo, violin, piano,: voice. Cred its. L O. O. F. temple, 447-J. '.,.,;',. I ' r, , i, : 9-24-1 ,m. PURE IIOlLTWOOD atrttin-whlto Jnephorn chicks, heavy, (nylnff, free irango tvna, rmatod to .Brow- nnll', pedigreed Oookerels, xVprll Klth.MUc; 23nl, Jlo; fitny lst andl .. later-10c. Bhip c, o. d. on. ap-i provat.- I'aolfiu Halcbory..Tanff-1 cut, Otvi f; -s ii1 0---1 nip ROOKINO WOHB. Repair work or any kind of a. new roof. Call . Chan. Hlldebritnil, 6J0W. 3-C-lmp MONET TO LOA1 ou improved city property, Btralght loan o Installment plan, IMest rataw United States Investment Co Phonf. Main II S-ln-lm FOR RENT l.'tllt K KNT 1300 Pen ii. mod: hnuse. 6-10-3 t. KOU RKNT Kuril, apt.. 902 Pelill. Ph. Hill-W. Call after 5 p. in. , , . , . 6-lli-O tp. 1 l.'tllt UI;:NT l-rin. f urn: ,iit-.-.l.-O. I (I, l''. Temple. I'll. 602-.I, 6. 16-01 ri -i - -f pttv OAfl TrPTLT Trade Mark Registration Applied For OUUKUll X OiVll 1 Ii u. S. Patent Office X- '-?''l'j It"- VWIT TiLI. T.lg. NEW WH6EL S-MnJ Ik -O-- -Jp- ,'-AMDVIMG PARTS ARK1VC -BUT ?-,S X'' ' T ! '-M i'.jtfMhl . .-''?:'" 7,fL S6F. BACK SOON- HHM m 'Ayp;Li,,.MIilM GliORIA Trade .Mailt Kegiatrntlon Applied For U. S. Tatent Offlco You KNOW . VERY WELL, TOM, THAT -TODAY ALMOST ALL GIRLS ARE WORKING m EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. roil KENT t-nn. unfurn. house. 4-rtu. apt. and 3-nn. npt. Close in. lnq. at Soiiiiuer hotel. ; 5.14-tf. KOK UKNT Garago J3.00 per rtio. 2005 Adams Ave. 0. C. Lloyd. 6-H-tt. 1'OH KENT .Modern furn. hoimo with (raragc. Near normal. Jni. 1406 N uve or 434-J. 5-S-tf il'OIl HUNT Nicely furn. cpt. at I 2203 Adams. . b-S-tf. KOIt IlKNT Housekeeping rooms. 1612 Adams. 6-3-tf l'OIl KENT ltooms. .Modern, clean, reasonable, 1408 Wash. 4-30-1 inp FOB RENT Modern furnished apts. Wavcrly Apta. 1311 O ave. 4-2C-1 mp. 10 It RENT Up-to-date furnished apartment. Garage, Landls Court. 4-9-t f. FOH KENT turn, apts., with bath ow ratu. Adult, wood. oouBes and olian, quiet, HIO Green-7-10-lm. WANTED WANTKD- 60 head of cuttle to . .-pasture, I;,arm,' 20X, J. 11. Ilob bin: ''', ., C-IO-2 t. or I nvu liull ird WANTKD Janitor work mowing. Ph, 963-J, K. N, 6-13-5 tp 1,1 VJUU'OOIj Mil KA'l' rWVKHPOOL, fay 17 (A I') AVJieal,, 'cttifle: .lay. , . 11.0; .Inly iVV.'-"-,'.,'r' i.'.J'.".'."""!""!.-? . and H.nlili; t.t;,'.X4'.:ii'' !;,' fr V I havo been ' iiomiriate'il; "' . BUTTKIU'AT . - - j secretar--treasurer. Juanltu' Craw- SAN KltANCrsi.'O, Mny 17 (Al'Mford and Jenn ltayborn; for coun--Hulti-rfnt f. o. b. Kan Francisco. 1 cil member at leurye: Kulon Kd- 40 Vic I.A.Vt! TO I.KI IK.VI I . POItTI.ANI), Ore., May 17 (AP) I. . tiling, , who eslablished the l.aug nnd company business in iS8:t, announced today that the .company would go into liquidation 'shortly. j " ' ! f r' ' , H V MIMtRS " ''" " ' INCMjDE SOME V NEW FEATURES The ut Clrande JIIkIi school Allmirs- were Issued yesterday at tho Hi'hool jind have, been met with a' warm reecption among' the wtn dents, Tlie lilea iisel this year is 'ttilktn one"; espeeijilly , in the . . i , i -,, t work Is the theme of the studio 'SPECIAL '"v. SAT. SUN. ! o . ;o GOLDEN RAY ICECREAM 35 ciuart at COTTAGE GROC. io 317 KNOW TWAT Cr? (f VV MANY ARE yJwA CrAT V WORKING pF- m. vui ii ii ' i i i irfw v v mi n. . i MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CIUCAQO Opeo I.0.-.K"K i.or,yii.ofl!, ....-.'..1.08 $i . i:w4 .May July Sept. l)et-. rOUTLAJTit WHEAT Open .May . .Inly . Sept. .. I Ml M i.o m; ...1.01 . and out. the motion picture brought New features Include Individual plcturex of the junior class, (in former years only those of the senior class were given), full length pictures of varsity men in both football and basketball are used In tho athletic section; up "In aiemorinm" page with picture of those who passed away: and tho literary section was eliminutcd. This elimination corresponds to a modern trend In high school an nuals. Miss Ruth Oelbcl. editor, was assisted by .Miss Virginia Mc Wil liams, assistant editor, and an nblo staff of sub-editors. Wayne Nus baum is business manager with Dolph .Sicgrlst assistant business manager, 'j'be arc work was done '.by Melvin Ouhieman. j , . Primary Election -m rr w 1 j. n y-i r IS HeM at El. O. J. j I Primary flections were also hold it tho Uustei ri - Oregon'. : NormuP fcchool veslerdnv not for thh alt'. I government offices,, but . for next i year's student body 'offices..' Those receiving the three highest tvmount of votes -will compete in ir final election next week. Officers elected will hold the position for a year to tako effect this sprint;. For tho office of student body president -('ceil --lkpsy,--- 1m -.Ydlc . CoiiHor for vice president: !LoweH Fuller, ifazel Williamson a lid l'j'a Woods ! for I valsou. Kva Jane Knvm, Urace I llerr, Elizabeth Jackson und tiurall 'Woodward. nely is Ri:covKiti.; UKANTtf CASS. Ore., M.ay J7 (AP) Itaymond l-'rost, l l year old Josephine county .buy,' wart r co erlng. .today' .after 'Haying heon dragged fro in a stivjji by . ...Mrk, Ted -Taylor' Who was .ftirfu'd toldlvd Mi'Vnl'lil tiliHl. tn f-i. f,.i-(. ..'"jtT.n il'wiiltiiJ ) I'MlIingf l) fii;4.vjve U'ojjpK Trostif i ler' bringing htm to -t Wi surra.jjl mwxj-t inyiov, riiHiwQ' itPi)rs:,rn nor iLiMinHfibl at tl'tiirlTv'iAift.f Kt OitAXGK, Ya..1' ll:i,r 17 (AP) Aecompanled by thirteen guests, President J louver arrived nt his virginal nsnin camp "i noon 10- (Ijiy( fop a wt.ekL,nt, fiijhng trip. 1 1 FyiWji 'v'r m !i i . p vi v wmi nil 0 -Ti.riraiTinri-ii' r-rrrT-tTTi'nril m s amTinssaiamnssfflssMMsisssmMrssjsi m 1 LARISON CHEVROLET COMPANY 0 l-'or Kmiiomlcnl I Used Car '""ZT Phone 1 Lot "mBT ..; Main508 I S 407 Fir St. I 3, A FORCED MARCH WHEAT IliKl" i.otiy, 1.07 Vt 1.IOJ 1.1 1 V, Ixiw i.or, 1.05 Yl I.OHJ4 '1.1.1 H (Jloso I.IHl !. I.0K)4 1.11)4 Hleli 1 .02 n t.0i I. oi Ixiw l.os 1.5 i.oi l.oi j Close 1.02)4 1.0 -76 1.0114 ' Eggs Continue Weak But Price Is Not Changed I'OltTI.ANO, Ore., .May 17 (AI'j Kgff values continued weak to day, but . prices were unchanged; Th0 situation in the butter mar ket was a bit stronger, bjt accumu lating supplies held quotations barely steady. ' Reviewing the fruit anil vege table situation, tho Portland bur eau of the ir.'S. department of ag riculture says: "A few straw b rrl 3 ate arriving j excellent quality, froln districts ' that have had fair weather,, but on the whole, .tho present week has Iiecn very disappointing lo berry powers ana distributors. Apple movement is unusuully active- this -week, possloiy duo lo J scarcity and higlt prices bf.com- 0,Jtlve ao"iiodltiuH. us borrlcs, -cantaloupes, ulul citrus lrutts. Ap. pie trautiig is continea mostly to j Wlncsups. Ncwtons are apparently l"ot in very popular favor here, at, this time. Apple prices have show ed no notable variation in several weeks, either, at l'ortland, - or" at Wjisliincrion Rliiunint dislriet'i. "Shipments of oid potatoes aretl,ies mostly $12 light, both from 'the northwest and ,frp,p: 9.tlcr liite-potaio ..distrlctH-7 just as has . been anticipated for fcriffie: 'lime; The. 'tlulf state'? ' ifro, shipping more heavily than early, conditions Indicated however, and" daily potato loadings now total SOU ciirs or more, of which 2-3 are new stock. These heavy shipments have resulted in generally dull markets, everywhere. "Although tho Imperial valley Is shipping nearly 200 cars of can-:' t a loupes dally, very few have ar-j rived In , tho nort Invest yet, a.i j wholesalers here, have felt that: I prices wore too high to permit I prompt distribution; SeVern-l cnrW Of cantaloupes will bCavntlable In ithlsit'rlct's'oon tiiougfh, ahiLjjviceA j arejecilnlny.'' "1 f I "pUM d iicv oii'd'lii joitr' citr. ,? Burgess Batteryatvd Electric : & blockei rust pf U. P. Depot." i-'&.ev )y 'GOSH I - IssVsaaHnsVHMsasl ! "t, 1 If Csu ' - JAKF 1 - ' 'isiMr WAL.CHICSEEBYLRLOSeveri S.-:T- HOW BID V&O GET WAV 1 tS-JXi t-soEe1 Jp Sf WM-a' fer, JSJ&R Will VrJt AN'JAKE .TM6WOLF vOCb.-v ?BaWBwiff Jlw Ift" ,y.,!'''.T.'.,.. r-""" "" n.nfTrf GOLUDIGGERS? 1 WANT TO MAKE A NAME FOR MYSELF src.vtt and rurn I'OItTI-AND. Ore., May 17 (AI'l ) .Sugar: (sacked busls) steady; ! cane, fruit or berry 16.10 per cwtj licet sugar $4.96 cwt. I Klour: (city delivery prices) family patents, 49s 7.0ll; whole wheat, 49s J8.10; graham. 4 as 5.9il; bakers' hard wheat, 9Xs j $6.20; bakers' blucstem patents, I 49s 0.50; pastry flour, 49s JO. 60. . JOltTljA.M 1'HOlllX'li ! l'OltTIANI. Ore., May 17 (AP) Dntter: slightly stronger; un changed. Kgits: weak, unchanged. Milk (bultufat) poultry, country meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara bulk und hips slcudy and unchanged. . ' I'OHTIiAXI) CASH I l'ORTI,ANIJ, Ore., May 1" (Al") ( Cash wheat: Big Head blueslem. hard white I.17',4. 1 Soft w llile JI.04 j Western wliite 11.04 Hard winter $1.02 14. Northern spring 11.02!. Western red 11.02 VS. Oats: No. 2-3S lb. white 129.50.! . Today's car receipts: wheat IS, . barley 1, flour II, corn 3, oats 1. I hay 2. ! J'OltTI,AXI III I'IM'OCIi I'OUTl.ANU Ore., Hogs: 50; sheep May 17 (AP) j fio. all direct- Week's totals approximately: nog 43fi5, cattle 2110, calves 245, sheep 3085. Hogs: compared with week ago, mostly 50c hlglu-r. Hulk and prac tical top light butchers lu.oo, oc casional small 'choice, lots $11. tuft $11.15. . Over and und.ef weights $10.Sft clown, extreme heavies down to $10.00 and. under. Itough' pack ing sows $S.25'i $8.50, odd heud smooth $;t-00. A few slaughter pigs $ 1 0.00 dt $ 10.25. Choice light feeder MO pound feeders $11.00. ..in,.. ,..ro,i ii-1 tii woi'k niro. matured classes mostly steady to strong .with bulls 25c Higher. Calvo3 a)id vealers - uneven, steady to $1.00 and more lower. Good steers mostly $11.151 $1 1.75. others $10-- BALSAM WOOL Let us quote yoil a ' price on Btiough 1JALSAM WOOL lo insulate your attic. See Page I&O'in last weeVs Saturday;" EVENING POST." VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. 'PHONE MAIN 73a. i-l-l ! "good' service quick" 1927 Ford MODEL T COACH Ruckstell axle, mechanically perfect $175 - PERKINS MOTOR CO Main fiOO 4th ami Ariam JAKE ) TUFM I TANJ PLAY SECOND IT'S A FACT r that 75 or QQ, THE GIRLS GETflNif$1p married Today r FIDDLE TO Your KEEP THEIR Ar-Tb-R THEY'RE fvlARRIED. Saturday, May 17, 1930 J.C.PENNEYCO. 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. Nainsook Union Suits Durable, com fortable and ex pertly made in every detail. Bar-tacking at all points of strain. Kcin f orccd tnistrd insert across back. Outstanding value, at 49c , 75 down to $!i.50 and under. Oiir ;load of baby-beef lieifers $P'.'oy( jollier heifers in car lots stopped a j $10.50 with odd head $lA.00 $11.50. Strictly good cowH absent, itest ear lots $;.35 but bilk of di- siraino sne-Kioeic ?.7& ip. Cnttct to medium bulls most' $o.5ij (ft, $7.50. Good butcher tyjpo $S.0O (it $8.50. IJest light veaflera $11. 5fi, best calves $10.00, off grades inos ly $ii.nO(l( $8.00. Sheep: compared with week ago, strictly choice spring iambs cuiotojj steady with week n$v. ull othe classes uneven from' 50e to $2.(ifi lower than last week's closu or in Instances $3.50 under lust week's opening. .Strictly choice spring lambs still quotable , up to $10.00io with bulk at $9.50. Anything un der choice selling from $9.00 down j " m .;iw. uiu-uuh iann.3 and yearlings notnow ouolcd above $G.00. Choice ewes (pioted at $4. HO with culls down to $1.00, ' , Wisdom demands that you secure the services of ex pert morticians who know the science -and ethics of their profession and who have demonstrated their capacity and ability. ' , , VVe Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman i. : ' ' Phone Main 62 1 By John C. Terry By Julian Ollendorff no:' 'LL GIVE UP MY xtnoi J03S rl t THEN W 1 5D!i)M I ' "V' -T- I ,