La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 06, 1930, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextI Page Twelv LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, June 6, 1930 CLASSIFIED AD NEW TODAY WJNTBD-Mi'n with nliilliy to m il ' fUaHty lino of Kl'i'ltSi''. Set. Vr '. million ut Ductus hotl. Walla .', Walla,- Waxh. 8-0-2 tp ',Oll HUNT 3-rm. funi. lioim, lights and water. Inn,. Cap. KIiik ;Kl(;y, 2 IDS Kprucc. . 6-8-4 I. W A NT K I rH lock to jiustllrp. I'ull veil I UBS K. ,23. U-ll-C-tp I'pit HKNT Kiirn. h. k. rnis., :frchly palntoil, rniininK walcr. " I2lil-Sth. li-fi-l lp. J'INOCIil.K ffnmn, . KukIph hall. Krco priz(H, .fi'ftr' lunch. A'lm. S6c. TonlKht.' 6-t-l t. l-'BBIl CAHS Silver - Wlnffcil (Chrysler i" tonrinK, I'hryKlor 8l 'coupe and Chrysler 82 H(ilun with a new car Kuuranli'p. Chrys- .l'r BaraBP. - . G-8-1 t. POIVnKNT .Moil. apt. with I'rlill Wiltv. rnll Mclvllli-'a. (I-G-tf. WOMUN OP T1IK iMOOSKIIKAUT itro ' giving' thi'lr. benefit .dilno IciiilBlJt al Wastes hall.' OlvlnB liway 'the Juno brills hope rhenl. ' . - . . 6-6-1 t. VQll SAM-: SlrnwIiorrlfH at Uto pittrh.. I'liicn your 1(1th. Jtrlut? ".oo7ituinnri. KiovenH pluro, Covo '''"ami--Allmny. ' - G-fi-2 t. KOU-ItKN'l'r2-rnt. npt. .Kvory Oiliiff turn. ; HliR WuhIi. nvt). .".-v.;.: .' ,' 0-0-2 tp FOU KAI-B DrPHHpd fryci'H. -2 IIih. ench. Mr. O. C. Klt'fihinun, phono I'Virm. 46. fl-fi-1 tp WANTED OUtli WANTS housework or euro of children, Main !H7. 0-4-4 lp WANTKfJ Kavnriil good milk cows. K. Jr. Jleckur, Allcnl, l''arin. 1SS. . ' JJ-3-0 tp DltJVINQ TO HKAHJUH Want . passengers to , shard expenses. Write A, n. Observer. 6-28-1 nip FOR SALE FOR RAXiE r OooseUciTles. O. O. Johnnm, Ph. 260-W. 8-K-3 tp. VOIl 8A1.K Small motlern home, I. good location, I'hnnu J6T-J., or call at 303 Main ave. 0-3-4 lp. J'"OJl SAI.U Krycrs. 1(3. Ph. I-'ormers 8-6-3 tp. J''OJl SAIH Almost new electric .washing machine, f 25.00. hi1 !4kfl street. 8-6-2 tp. VOn SAI.K--2 2-ft. Met.'ormlck ,'leei'lng harvesters, cheap;. Jnq. . .ir. 8. -Nnl'l. bank, . . '!' 8.-I-81 WMINHAltO'fi roliitiihla nrnr beer on drutiplit.- All kinds of and- -';wlrhp ond oft drln ka, U'bf Ii t ton, in buxliu'.sa 'AU yeur.t. ' ft-4-lm. KOIt- SAUK ' Hy ownrr. 6 room . m Jdern Iiouho. K;ill buncincnr. - Priced to sell. T'rms to Biilt pur ' chuHer. d 221 X nvu. 6-2-12t KOIt raIjK Hy ownor, 112 arrow 2 and niih'H from J,ti (irainic. ,i)iio ot btjMt giirdcn mid dairy ami lifty ranchcH In valley, snivel road, tek'plionti, now buntfalow -Jioufe 'nnd Rood burn, and good outbuildings, Hprhifr. crook ' OtrotiKh place. Rood ortdiard, burrlcH of nil kinds, alJudicutod .water rlKlit with place. Can ho. : wold in iwo wparuto truetN If desirfI. laq, ObHerver. fl-H-fi tp Professional Directory ' Tills rtlreetory I spochiHy handy for tho newoniner or for the. out-of-town reader who may tvunt tliu nnnto and nddrei of ionto profeKtlonul man. It lias been carefully preuml and will prove; lo bo it rcudy aid to nny ri'ader hi obtaining prompt pro fessional setnleo. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK UEFKRENCE rhysicians & Surgcona A. u nicnARnsoN, m. d. Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drug Office Phone, M-16 Ilea. M-GC I .KM II. IIOIIVY, M. II. I.KWA WIIJIICK, M. U. Practice limited to diseases of th Eye, Kar. Nose and Throt. New Foley Telephone Building Main 1 Astrologer MRS. FnKNKltK'K IIAI.MKH 301 N. AV15.' Readings Dally, Readings by Mall a Specialty $180.00 DOWN Brings mi Buick Standard Sedan In A-l Mechanical Condition, New Tires, Original Paint PERKINS MOTOR CO .Main 500 4th and Adams The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Want Ad - Rates Observer : (Count five aver nice words to Ihe line.) Per line, lnt Insertion . 10o I'er line, evch added conMo utive ln';rtion ... 70 Minimum charge on one S6o RATES BY" MONTH 2 lines, pr month .-$2,60 3 lines, p;r month .$3.26 4 lines, per month .. 4. 00 6 line, per month 4.76 Each additional lino over iv charred at Cue pur line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Clarified orders to earn thena rates. Higher rates Charged on all credit Insertions, Copy for all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY" OP JNSEKTJON. Bu.i orders on ad inserted until fur ther notice mum be received hy the same hoir or extra Insertion will be churned. Telephone orders lollcltod. Caith rates may be earned on Chone orders by payment on or ufnre date 0 last Insertion. PHONB MAIN 17 ; "An Observer Want Ad Will Do Jt" FOR RENT h"(JU l!KNT ' street. I il 1- loos Kirst 11-3-4 t. KOIl It ION'1' 0-rin.' rum. house with garage, Irtnr, Third. Phono 22H-J.' . 6-6-2 lp. Al'AltT.MIONTS All re-flnlshc;:. Kainmer rates. Jnuiliro Hommer hotel. - G-2K-1 in. KOIt HKNT Furn. houses and upts., . with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1S10 Green wood. , . 6-10-1 m. FOR HEHT Up-to-date furnished apartment, Ouruge. Lamlls Court, 6-D-lm. MISCELLANEOUS OI.IJ TIME DANCK Hut. nlKht nt KuKlr-K hull. JJASTKUN OrtlXlON HohoOl of Aluslc, violin, piano, vnlcn. Crod ltti. 1, O. O. K. tempi", 447-J. ti-2-1 ni. 'uA QHANDBJ MATTHKtia Up hnlateclng St Rub; ' Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Kd wards; Prop. 12-1-lm IM'HK MHJv Contains every ele ment required by the humuit bod y. Our d a I rk'H a re o puuUa&L with careful attention to wanitn, tlon. Wn reeomniend : 1'UltlJ NA'J'l'It ATj MII,lv,to you, tin. adulterated, unpaHtcnrl.i'd, uu filnitdardl?.erl. Tht beat milk over aold In m Grande In proflueed by ,A OHAND'h JAIMYMKN'H AS SOCIATION. S-O-lm MONET TO LrOAN We are rep re sentatUos for tho Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest, Chaa. M. Reynold, insurance, loans and bonds. HOOFING WOUK Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call Chan. HllGflbrand. 6J0W. 3-6-lmp MONEY TO LOAn on improved city pro party, straight loans or Installment' plan. L-i-rest ' rates. United Statos Investment Co. Phon Main M t-18-lm U. S. L. Batteries Your old luitlcry and til. Hit puts n new ono In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric 3 blocks cast of V. P. Ilepot. i T,(EY HAVE , IT BE0IHS THUNDER CLOUD M ABOUT Til' GOLD MINE -BUT WHEN T TOLP V ' HE Be NAMINWOO , i l tuts 1 BE GlVlN ' YCU Hls'-CROW-STitK'! 1 'i Wl I '- - -- ' POUNDOUT TO LOOK. AySAV, JAKE? ",411 "" OPSCOBCHys GREAT CONQUESTS -AN r&Jk '5llAWK-W SON TfSt 'h I NEVER tiEARSU OI S1CU A jf - 1 SCVAt THING, AjAT Airlwjl-l j!TiIAT TH EVILPIRITS WAS SCAIRV OF D ,-&ZTLVl . ll A& K HONOR1- KP TMEM -Tk' ! U .. ,..... . . SCORCHT? 'jV'J V V HIM- HE MOTION TU'DlRBCnON OF CiP JPVY ' 11 ' . W SHIELD BE YOUlsV . Q - v ON i f' Just imiicnte how you want nT7vrT'A Tra 'rlt Kiatratlon"Applled For ' -p, T ,. -- , '"'"B" t"""- GLORIA u. 8. patent ofnee By Julian Ollendorff wrc t'.s'nF.riHTANn i 1 i la JL . mm .1 r? v : ' ! I ' -1 WELL, GLORIA,, - I AM 1I I MISS DIXON, THIS IS fMDU HAVE ( MOST Of" THE WORK VoUB HOPE VQU DO Ml TnvriM ' KmVMtcU WINS ID M VflU A ' I MR. GILBEJJT THE BuVCR ala I DO WLL BE TOR MR. Jl f -CO-I ici rt JSVImmVv, liKE12t I OW I ftTVOFOOO. fff, ffoK rASWDN,) GILBERT'S EEmRTMENrT, JJ puEASE ife. - If'cTii ' li 1 &IMMKUMAN ft YOU ARE f WOMEN'S (rV) J ANO A GOOOy GYfZj'.ft" yOofZt f ffS YOU WILL, I I Ml ro JV" J V6T3V GOOD f WEAR. ijwj STYLE r -vJt2T 1J, ' MB MckA MISS L. 1,1 M!l" 62 y-SATTHAT. VhAT jt Ji wSl i' G-!V' A ' K F - - ---- - AmrMjs mCAjfi MJl (ykx1 Wv-fviisi uife Counties FIND IT HERE Copy for lilt- column vul be la oy a. in. June 10. last day to pay youi water rent wit hoilt u penally.. 6-6-:tt The Presbyterian i.iiillia Aid so. eiety will hold n cooked food sale on Saturday, beginning at 10 o'clock at tho Community Cash Mure. - 0-6-2t. j June 10. last day to pay our j water rem wit bout a penalty, o-b -:it sr.NDAV M;HT SI PI'KIl ! I'Alt'l'V Today nt tin- Observer Cooking School Demonstration, Orange l'''istorla wll h yur dinnerware. The was used to carry out ,1,110 color scheme of t h; occasion. This is another ot the nttraotivowurcs carried by Jtlehurdsoii's rt and Uirt, Kliop. 1 Jt is slniple' lb' design, tutiraetive in coloring, and most serviceable. . When you need ilin nerwalv or table glassware you vll! protit by visiting Itichardson's Art and (lift Shop. 0-0-1 I. SW1.M AT COVE POOfj The fountain of youth. (Warm mincrnl water. Tree picnic grounds' 6-1.2-1 in. sciioor, ok iiu:ssmaki.vp JCnroll nt nny time, Mrs. D. C. J.'rench, 1320 Y. ave. Ph. 220-J. 6-20-1 m. June 10, last day. to pay your water rent without a penalty. 0-G-:it IfcmMltcliliig, pleating, biivton bnbs, etc, Norton's Kiddle. Sbop. Adv. .Tune in. last day to pay your water rent without a, penalty. G-fl-Ilt COOKF.I) l-yiOO SAI.R Noah'H 1'aint Shot), Sat. It n m. G-C-l tp vim: ncArKKits am kirk. woiiks I The American Legion announces I it will I m mil.! the salo of fire crackers and fireworks this yelif. Kinest line ever sold in l.a Grande. 3 packs of firecrackers for the price- of one! Investigate. On sale at Orchard Auto camp now. U-G-l t. June 10. last day to pay your wilier., rnt without a penalty. f-ii-:it DO XT FOUGKT Old fashioned benefit dance given by the Women of the Moose heart at Kagles hall tonight. . G-C-l t. June 1 0, last day to pay your water rent without a penally. G-G-:it TOPAZ FOSTOltlA "When you are . ready for your tnbh' glasswaro you will rind ir worth while to try tho new Topar. (tables Ureal; fust and I Mnnerwarc color blends with practically nvery color scheme and Is just like sun llglit on your table. You are In vited to visit Uiehnrdson's Art and 1ft Shop and see this beautiful glass. G-fi-1 t Jtegular meeting of the Masonic lodge tonight at T::m. OSCAR WAHNOCIv, Hecy. 0-0-lt An actual count In ono section showed nine out of ten . receivers nined to Amos 'n' And SCORCHY SMITH Tra 7 rnn V.lll TJiuVvtt DcTA 7,,iuvnin -,,.r r WW.-r- cio.T 1 1 tl DeuLK AT CKVIM' AMVUli Cv I M ' ' " 71 V. . I r:..,. .,...... ..'i' : X J.1 . .. ll 1? OFFICE CAT mak to. Mr. Hoo' Why Is Mr. Ttltchey leaving- for Florida'? .Mr. Akers Just sot word land was found oh his property. '!' IIiIouk Che altrnellve niiii iter girl l snr to wmi'; Ait allin Inx smile and n i-oiil r inn, . Stingy people spoil their ' vncn llons hy. worrying over the rost. Oscar Vt'hy was your marrt.-u' h failure? Horac -Well, on my wedding night 1 saw two girls and I mar- uen uie wrong one . urirsvi. min n. ' imt K. I. si ll.l, l HI.NKI.VC. Kntltn Hock lie. the ramoii. . . ., .. - - coach or Noire Dame -was having his troubles w ith n young cellle randldato for the football team a year or mo atfo. j ' Thft. iiiolenkin aspirant was dn-I ww 2 ,,v mK t ,f.y....nK -wroiiK ami nn.uiy.t(.jmlai. would sh(llt. ... i, i ivii'Hfici i-iuieii'. nun a.lde. t xiirkm --- Kid, you're . pretty di'iiib. - Vfiuth Yea. sir... ' . . Itorkne .wan aomowhnt -flabber-rfaHd by llui ready admission but pi-KHHed hiK -point. . f i 1 , Itorkne Irish. nlntVyou? .. Youth lYed. Hir. ; ,v.. liovkne Well, jurft one, niieH- tion-iui -ydu tell . m what h1 Miiiiuri wmji tt uuiiif, jrianman Youth Yen, sir. - ItorUno-Whnt? ' -' . ' : . Youth A Hinart Swpde. ltoekno apent the remainder of (lie afternoon muttering. to him self while the younj? football tn pirant prnneed aily with' the team. .- ' Kthel Tlnn'l; be redle: you'ro tho last man in the world I'd mar ry. " . '.' , . . ( Kdgar I'm glad to hear ttint. If we're going to get married, J want, it to bo permanent. ' Mother rild you see hny of (bo army tanks wbile you were visit ing tho cniiip? (laughter Yes, ninmn, thBie soldiers drink something fierce. Rivers, Harbors Of U. S. Listed Fo r $39,580,090 U"AX?iriNGTON." June G (AD Allotments 'totalling .' $3(l.fiS0,0ii0 for rivers and harbors works (n all pnrts of (he United States and insular possessions were! approved Thursday by 'Secretnry Hurley. Allotments Include, for 0''PSn: oqtiillo river, $S.4ti; toosny. $4S?,000; t'oos Itlver, fS.OiHi; lTmp(iia river. $l,oa.(H)0; Ynuulnu bay and. harbor, J.ooo;, -Tilla-tnook bay and bar,' JlSJiiio; CoJ umbla and . lower Willamette rivers below Vancouver. Wsish., and Tortland ?l:t:',4uo; Chitskanie river. $4,rau. Wilhimet river nbove. Portlnnd and Yamhill , river. Oregon. $71. tbni: Snake 'river,. Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho, $G,(MMi; Skamo kawn troek, Wash., $2 aim; row Ilia river, Wash., $lK,i(i(i; Jieep liver, WaiJh., .4t(t; examlna tlops, surveys and contingencies (genenil) Portland district KI, mw. , lr. Hobert M. Duncan, assist ant professor In government at Texas Christian university, is to spend the next three years nt Hel ping, China, as political science professor In Yenchlng university. Arthur "nod" llnt-rlnc nnw nil cher with 'the Detroit Tigers, fan-1 ned 13 batters in n single game j last year while hurling for Okla homa City In the Western league.! K uRpCn,'omc.pp,1,id For , Scientist And Wife Find Thrills Among Fighting Albanian Tribes y llowmil V. lilake-lce (Associated I'resa .Science Kdltor) J CAMBItllHJK, Mass. (AIM Col- Uege men who seek adventure find it in a surprising field, unthropol - - ogy. the once dry-as-dust study of! historical remains, Anthropology is tume no longer, It sends young men Into Jungles. I-o ar ice lio ns, tne lines between fighting tribesmen and among quarreling mountaineers. Jt studies living men, anil Isually the h".'i'He'i ninuM, Ono such anthropological trek ha. just been finished In the moim-I",- "n1"1'""" ."terlnln talns Of Albania by J)r. C. M. Coon 'd ln 'lli","' "ll among the lo- or Peubody milSi-uin, Harvard unl- eerite l.lw .. if i i.w I Karnsworth. I One of their Albanian hosts, a sleep on the'tloor about them. Mrs. head of the tribe of J libra, learning j f'oon one night was uwnken.'d by (that tho anthropologist could Bhoot.'a man chopping firewood three : i l, r.n. h.,.. l,,,i,, n.l V tw...- iimuuuiru oiiii to u pallor K.illlll i..,ih ,iri- i. "Long, live Amerlcu." . i Coon thereup would shoot a clip of ammunition ' through the window. That done the American 'Long live Albaniu." And the chlertaln. would shoot a clip through the window. The chk' fui In Invited the expe dition to remain six months, and early the next moriiiutf brought their horses saddled for departure. He bud -received ovornijcht word of impending attack. More than IB men were killed in a . feud before the kings guard arrived and re- quH Menus Of The Day Hy Mrs. Alexander f.oorfjo A Sl'XDAY IX .M'XR Jtreakrast Kresh Strawberries nnd Sugar Waffle.i nnd Mi)le Syrup Drolled liaeon Coffee Dinner Hakod Chicken ' Paltered New Potatoes Creamed Turnips Dread . , Plum Jam Asparagus nnd Cheese Snlnd Custard Krozun Coffee Supper Fruit Salud In Gelatin Cbeeso Vaferfl ' Chocolate Cookies j I I II IIUL Ur HJt'tl . - VsiMirngn.s ana cneeso Snhul for fl ti pieces lettuce. 1 cups diced cookeil or can ned asparagus. 'b cup Roquefort cheese. i cup chopped ceiery. 1 tablespoon chopped onion. 4 tablespoons finely chopped sweet pickles. 'i teaspoon salr. '4 teaspoon paprlkai w . (j cup J'ronch dressing. Cream cheese with fork. Add celery, onion, pickles, salt, paprika and Kronen, dressing. Chill. Pour over asparagus chilled and ar ranged on lettuce. Servo at once. CiiftUU'd I-'rozen (Suggested for mechanical' refrig erator) 2-3 cups sugar. 1-3 cup flour. 3 eggs. 'A cups milk. 2 teaspoons vanilla. lA teaspoon salt. 2 cups whipped cream. Hlend sugar'and flour. Add eggs and milk, cook in double holler until thick and creamy. Stir fre quently.. Heat 2 minutes nnd cool. Heat' well and add other Ingredi ents. Pour Into refrigerator tray and freeze 4 hours. I This dessert con be frozen by i packing in mold and burying in :i parts chopped ice and 1 part coarse salt, for 4 hours. Chocolate Cookies 1-3 cup fat. 1 cup sugar. 5 tablespoons sour cream. . Mrs. f'oon found Albanian hosts j delighted In rolling clgarattes and i tossinir thent 10 her. nlllnir as inunv 'ait is or 20 in front of her which sh was expected to smoke. ' rine nil,t when itio inn Aninrl - cans were guests of the prince of. i .i;-.,,... ..- .n.i.. ..n. ... ...i. ..i., ... ! ,.,, twkiUK nt.P , Tnt.n including retainers and Levants, shook her hand good I night. Amting the Catholic mountain. I "'""'"' i ,i0"1 llll ItlVJ Oil Il Ml OUtftH lierp ua many as 50 men wouM , . "... .... ...... . ! ...,.. . .... ....i,i. jabaut Albanian racial characteris- j tics, which' will be studied in quiet -at llarvurd. Gendarmes assigned bv the A1-. 1 banian government assiste'd. I tr Dr. Coon wanted to measure i 2o linen of a certain locality, th gendarmes promptly brought in U0. ..vpn ihouirh Hnmvnf ttA men hud to walk two daya to get there.- Tho gendurmes are picked men, natives,'! with Knglish officer Since'" thctr. I advent bandits are infreouent. j A I ready the -studies indicate i unusual relation IxMween right and 'left handedness and Albanian head j j shapes. - 2 squares chocolate, melted. 1 teaspoon vanilla. Vt teaspoon salt. . . 2, cups flour. . , teas noon soda. i Cream fat and sugar. Add. eggs and creum nnd beat 3 minutes. Add. rest of Ingredients. Drop por tions from end of spoon onto greased baking sheets. Hake 10 minutes. . Morgan O. Hulkeley was the first president of the National league. SEASONING WITH SALT AND SUGAR SHARPENSAPPETITES Meat and Yegetable Dishes Thus Seasoned Have New Taste-appeal Tempting the appetite does not necessarily call for the serving of r.are.jjelicacies or laboring with dif ficult ' recipes. The most simple foods can be made inviting if only their distinctive flavors are empha sized. The cook who experiments with sugar and salt in seasoning foods will be amazed at the delicious re sults in vegetables, meat stews and soups. Salt byitself only overcomes flatness. The addition of sugar, however, brings out the flavor as no other ingredient can. A dash of sugar to a pinch of suit is the basic .rule for seasoning meat and vegetable dishes. For the sake of convenience many cooks keep a mixture of sugar and salt within reach. Some prefer equal parts some mix two parts sugar to. one of salt, or the reverse. When food pleases the appetite, there is a keen desire to eat more of it.' As a result of this increased consumption the system gets its full requirements of vitamins, min erals, roughage and calories, Most foods are more delicious and nour ishing with sugar. The Sugar Institute. SALE BILL IS REMINDER OF . DAYS OF OLD Now comes another 'reminder of the "good old dnyt." it i , nf.l sub. bin renrlnted the -Mny 29th copy Of the Par. sons (West Virginia) Advocate and 'sent ,0 1,r"- I'hris .Miller, in IJt !anti"- , . ' ' . One thing, however, remains lahout the same. Tl., item winds up with the words Terins cash. . . . .. I need the money." The clipping, taken from an old newspaper, follows: ; ' "An echo of tho olden dayB is sounded In the following copy of an old salo bill, pu)li.shi?d in 1S50 and advertlnlnf; the p.oierty of Joe Cooley. who lived in the niute oV Kentucky, near the West Virginia line. The wile bill Is now in the. possession of .Mrs. Y. S- Smith. oT Wayne. V. Va through whose courtesy it is published berowlth: t "'To whom it may concern: Havinff sold my farm and in tending to movo to Missouri, 1 will sell at public salo. one mile west nnd four miles south of Hurris buiff, Ky., on Saturday, Sept. I'G. issa, the followhifr property, to- j wit One black negrro," 25 years Old, ! weight '2 1.0 " pounds;- four nejjro I wenches ,f rum lS ,to. 2.4 years old;J e nero ooys u .jeurs um...-i.t t. 1 plno sled; 6 yolu oxen T;ell broken; l nx yokes with hickoiy VC V I 1 I mmm Iiom-k: 2 ox ends with six tire:! tddle pony, 5 years old; one sli I saddle; vlght double-shovel plows. )sa or whiskey; ane hundred gnl- lions apple cider; -one barrel good Isorghnm; two barrels soap; one. i"0o1 "ero wlll',: anl1 two tons oT" ! 2-year-old tobacco. Terms cash..,!; need tne money., i.oi. Jl. jminson, auctioneer; Jtlll Craford, clerk. Joe Cooley, owner'." More than 70 per cent of Palvn- dor's foodstuffs exports valued iit I $2,500,000 is shipped to the L'nited ,i States.' . Sues'. Canal operations showed n . pain in'ltili'J. Tonnatre tolnled 34,-. 5L'fl,000 tons, nn increase of 5.8 per cent over 11128. HY-PEP-SEN A laxative Tonic ' )juh1 . System Clemier Makes you eat better, sleep bel ter, work belter and feel better. If you. are weak and nervous, have ihat tired, worn out anil run down feeling, you should start tak ing Hy-PKr'-Sen today. -It will give you vim, vigor ami vitality such -.us - you have not : know.U; in'yenrs. ' . . 'j.Uly-.lM'I.n-Sen' Is a lasting Tonic niid; system; 'builder, ; . , . ' .l-'or . sale. ( by Moon Drug -Co. i AdV. ' . . - : Tempting salads SAVORY SANDWICHES ft in appetizing variety... Ther there are most delicious a le King; baked and high bal combinations . . . dozens o' ways-of serving White Stai. Tuna,;which make it always intriguing ft ft . ft,:, In the convenient can, eas ., td use. ..Always fresh, tendei ' and sweet. j. Packed by the largest canner of tuna in the world . . . For over 1 7 year: the preferred brand ft-1. ; - 060 : .By John C. Terry. I 3 1