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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, April 21, 1932 (Incorporated) Independent Newspaper Phone Main 60 HAROLD u. piklat . . Business UACAgex Pabllaned eraiinji. except SunUy. at 1710 Slxxn street. L Grande Oregon. Kntered at the Postofflce of La Grande, Oregon, as Second Claw ICaU Matter under act of March 2. 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THB CITY OP LA GRANDE MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS , The Associated Press is exeloslrely entitled to tue for publication of all news dispatches credited to ft or not otherwise cexdltedtf pub lished herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In tots paper and also the local news herein also are reserred. KsUonal Adrertlsln; R present tire U- C. MOGEXSEH CO, Inc. San Prandsco, Los Angeles. Seattle, Portland. Chicago, Detroit. New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, one month In ad ranee 75c Dally, atx moo tea m advance '. t-t-SO Daily, single copy 6c Other Papers Say: By Mai Dally, per month In adracce Dally, per tu monihs In ad ranee , Dally, per year in ad ranee ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per cU7" inch Time contract prices on spplicaaon He that by usury and unjust train increaseth his sub stance, he shall gather it for him that will pity the poor. t THE EDUCATIONAL -1ERBY- ( tiO-KOlND" t Oregon seems always to have an cpen season on higher education and everybody connected wish it- The latest sharp ahoocer Is Hector Mc pherson, former economics professor at Oregon Sis, now a Linn county farmer and a candidate for re -election as state representauve. Mr. McPher son in a statement the other clay at tacked the board of regent as. In competent and demanded their resig nations. While there is much truth In the Linn county man's criticism of the setup recently created by the board is Is pretty much In line with the program Instituted by the 1923 legis lature which at the Instance of Mr. Mcpherson who drew the bill, started the present mudd:- on its course. We had a pretty Kood system before 1923. It seems now to be generally agreed thas to date much more harm than good has resulted from Mr. Mcpher son's consolidation program. Whiie his criticism of the present situation Is partly Justified, it is a situation that might well have been foreseen when he and others began tlnienng with a system that was already function ing reasonably well. Eowerer we are tn the muddle and the Important thing Is not to fat the blame but to get out- As we see it, there are but two ultimate gcals. First to find out to our satisfaction thai the unification scheme woc't work and return to separate boards of regents, each appointed by the i governor and with the whole educa tional structure subject to the legis lature through its control OTer appro priation. Second, outright cociofci dit:on of the timrirslty and state col lege, either on one campus or on both, with a sirLgie name, a Single president and a single policy. P ATM AN BILL ( country they are nothing." I mer.ee the business of Banking as rprp iprnn tit I "Nothing But a Peanut Stand" provided In Section Fifty one hun- -ril Aiv. JA-llfU iJX t They are magnified out of all re- 'dred and sixty-nine of the Bertsed f IT to Tl UTC ' itioCia lo th u&taeas of the country. ; Statutes of the United States. V-XX-raO. l.l M IV It is nothing but a peanut stand.: In testimony whereof witness my ; Vet they tali about it more than hand and seal of office this seventh (Continued Prom Page One) j U the rest of the business in the day of March. 1332. j couP" ' J- W. POLE. Comptroller of the1 commission and in the Judgment of 1 ,HJ? claming anybody." he Currency. J-24-60 t the reconstruction finance eoroora-' , ,. i i tlon is adequately secured. , a e attituae of the I It was made upon what is re-1 "C-l ra miKi? u" picking i NOTICE TO CREDITORS banS L ?b CZm ' "Sf dldn't T that but thav,? lor Union Couniy. admlnis-; JILT'S"' wr-ai te meant- Dwy, added th ! of Luanda A.' bonds arid aeeumlea of the riilrnS i " "rhn na nsontSa liter he . debased, ar-d has qualified as Wfcen he cocc!uI3 readirS a pre- i V- rfV0" onlT 135 fcereby requir- pawl natemeru on thKa3 o ""H" "s'-erdaTV present tn. sape. W aa corporation. Eto. Ealnw asitd wiM-h. ' SS laeie txtm 'm - t ut. to izx umasigzea r tie corporaiion -would come ott ' f n!fCDi: " or"ie 5 1J- 0reen with a loesof rrof;! - i u wt3S Win street t hints ms. at La Grande, Oregon, witnm last cepeiwu en wnetner t ! L ----- . o-aiiu. 3 .n. Frii:l States U cccnlca out and of f &.1S '? J1' "" t! Pie . 16 L Gracde. Oregon, tils course the Cnited states !a comlni . icejre leeunj eetter. taie " EiT oi April. 1!(SJ. . J- cau.u, Aonuiustracor Oi tne out." Dawes shot bac -Tn tv-a run this corporation WJI cot tacu? I . . '-B,!r,e ? 1 sem or'r compli- losses and the principal tuI be naid ; 10 -r- reconstruction fi- back and probably niore j nance corpcratioa. Great credit is lUmey then asked about the IHt- h .S1 b't!-1 I00"1 laiJM man bill. Daw reached Into his. " r5nr'.buL fce'p i pocket. puld cjt anther mlmeo- j fal what he termed ' snd read rsnitf ' -J- . we couin Estate of Lucinda A. Moore. De ceased. Apr. 14-21-23. May 5-12. graphed statement and read rapid unds for this would fc nmd 1 srr,ul committees down tnsre at the cution in lorecioeTire duly and recu- by the issuance of le-! tender con-1 Porauo?- snouted, "but weTe larly issued by the clerk of the cir interess bearing, unsecured treasury ' J.r-T'l'.. d i!. cuit court of the state of Orecon for: notes amounting to over a.0OO.0C?.-, j? twk Wa1:o ccunry. dated the 28th day fTS ttSLgJ? '.Srto W tta, certain tenance of rese-rfe. It JTfd '- ching the certifi- brought In said cours wherein Bow- be in effect an issue of fiat cur- ca4S EOC noc to m-Eicks Lumber Company, a cor-: rencT. 1 Owen plan for issuing bonds as poration. Is pintlff and B. M. Cor-1 "Srx-ch an tstr-se of earrency. in my ' "? to fdril reserre notes. rail is defendant, wherein judgment Judgment, would ha? a disastrcus " e 11011 5im for 7 hT d decree was entered in faror of r.i, uoci tee country's cuirencr 1 olaintiff a sTtem. upon the credit of th f'. 1 1 P here Decatise I was in- era! government and unon the en- i T1!e3 and 1105 because I wanted to." ..t- tire credit r-:-tTi-ia r nrr i eu are Tou tnrourh coT?'Eawps u CJI Tte claim is made that th f.,., iScd 33 Questions cexssd. 00 the rate of six per cent per of this currency would so augment ; --urT there w?re no more anrn-n from the 10th day of Janu- our money supply as to relieve the ens-.mg pressure upon debtors, ei pand credit, and add to the purchas- ti-f poser oj cne people. "In my iudgment. the important ar.d real effect would be the contrary. The relief of NOTICE OF SHERIFF" SALE ! NOTICS 13 EEHE3Y GIVES. that ' ha-iw political bur. and poiiticil under ty Tirrue of a writ of exe-; A foithrtil mora r-V.0 II r.lwM.nr? ; Mci'ra. Kttt- U uf ,i-rtt : . . V . ? see tncreas ci pure . icuuuui uiaii ciian avuuuu ixi milcoui o . ivi l. iic uiai uiaivcui m nis assertion uiai ic Ktkiyoca; - xhe naste to oe ncn shall not be innocent. i against defendant upon rst cause of suit for the of 837.3T0.SS. with interest there- ; e -quesuoss and Dawes left after one ary. isoi. until pud. plus the sum . and one half hours cn the s-ind. of $2CQCO attorneys' fees, which said judgment sx.d decree provides that said sums of money constitute; a valid ben against the real property within Cnion county hereinafter first de scribed, superior to any claim of said peop:e. the Sife lading power expansion Proverbs 23: 8, 20. monstrosity we hare recently created . credit and "the return of pror-vr cot work satisfactorily. Nothing all depend upon maintenance" cf PR4fTTr4r. FDTTTin' GO know rt wiu fail for talnty so we cotifidTrnce In the soundness oi cer-! currencT and in c- rm out we naie ice same cosis i oanja and ox our eoTemmers FIND IT HERE CPT tot thta Coiozaa au be In by t a. av Today there are springing up throughout the land con- 13, SowwhetS-'te! mr uas'"- ,Se naun? ! 'drap lerable numbers of self-appointed champions of so-caiW "um pir thi piano t had JrlT3 JeSaSrlctLlSu- " CU"; practical education. They would eliminate from public . " , t:on oc our curre-CT wtli neizative We hare erected an eiperjiTe and the tvtmtibiitrr o i- i I 1 -.11 1. 11 . T 1 - . i .. tlW m .TMiI1!iT. ft'li- I. CnU-i urn- " '. . J ' '. buitxjia an such non-essenuius as music, an. aramaucs. " .. " ... :v r . km eokt "is Greenhouses. and domestic sciences, and place the emphasis on English, tu-:oo m presents, created noj ,.,-1 to Crt., - of confuston as to the scope of .1",. , ,.'7: bi-jird foci-d tt necesearr to rebuie1 subject as either practical or impractical, the fact would deiendans. r-1 further providea tnac said procerty be soM to satisfy said jucrrr-ent and decree. NOW. THSP.EPOR2. Pursuant to said execution. X H on Friday trie Jta day of AprJ. 1932. as toe front Pan:... Snap- door of tbe Union countr court noose' aftemooti of said day. setl at public aactien. to the highest bidder foe cash In hand, the following described property, sztuated In the countr of e ot Oregon, and particu-. y described as follows, to-wit; In Towns hi o r 4-ra-3t Two 21t. North 'FALK'S SUITS TAILORED AT FASHION PARK Get the most for your money in clothes . . . this Spring, Fashion Park suits offer better value . . . dollar for dollar. New styles . . . New fabrics . . . Moderate prices. $35 FOR MOTHER'S DAT Eurdred3 of nice thinzs foe mother teed btlt recill -aha: harj- I tcirs wmch irul be easy to o;'. rrr-any tiroch the in- t.cz sne -sr.u a?prec'ite as your CrUtjn. s-tati authoritT of Tartous deans aid de-i ,T v.-, ' - on iij.c-rs uaj sia a? iv xnow even u it were possioie 10 ciassuy aroitraniy every t.rd found 1-. cecesfary to rebuie: Jr ,1 ZrT. wa;5f. " shop. ed CT on tfceir authoritr. If tee ooor: 7"- . n-3" o .. -... . . remain that human nature varies greatly and that some Vdo .'g?tt,'g-& LrS&tliZ ?uSi individuals are of a practical turn of mind while others have uncertainty is--i under ii 'MT!Li?tl,Sif' b-'--a-aoiaauripca south tair ot ... t sc'me f nas couary oy is'J- witn unuxd : 4-21-1 t. r"ts 1 s.d 2 an artistic temperament Our school system is a failure if But since we are now m the m&dd : iS- P.nT? '-ioa on the . d south-e cuar- r.--r ret" t c .oram t.iar Shoa. aa. ...... ' t -A:aTlTS tn TTHt-jt.i I is no reason wny we snoum loice both into the same mold. denund. c;ve ttem ajid,4 t, !!lit rai,Tiii-" rna'TTF tn rr 11 rn rA- 11 inar -in i .. ... . - - , . . . . ' fit tn oezianoe of r.;r.t ri-rv-or-r m,. day night, Ari-wnp'lw -21-3 s. Xoctixass, cuar- r ot rtortneast quarter it not pnmiiraoA thp r1vplnnn-w.nf nf rkot-K rvTwya TV,o-o thff would do no coed i K'-" "' fL. she present board as JJ iiiia.? w R-r. u; svfe n 7 can. 1 vay in de'iani But we cannot say that music and art, for instance, are rcumatr we are bound to muddieu, . f m. -u aia. .l. ttocoza either to consoiufation ort SWo; QKaMrra tilled oV rv-l mnltinfn n-1 1 1 n,T. f X. I ui uiu ouiwi gjauudic w in iiuaive uiui c ur ui iud of educa'ional music and art training in Liter life than of his aleebra and ntany cor , " around the corner ancient nisiorj The fine showing made by our high school band in Cor-; ter of iionheast id -1 Section Thir- Appron. Acreage ARROW AND EAGLE SHIRTS TAILORED FOR GENTLEMEN $1.95 and $2.50 Handsome collar attached shirts styled so well that they are to a class by themselves . . . See the new fabrics and patterns 2 icr spring . . . lour size Is here. H0LLYV0GUE NECKTIES $1.00 fc Fu2 Uned neclxear in every new spring color and fab ric . selccs sclera! tcdav! avoid .5atrous cen- t lM '"I purai: the destruction i currencT otic started It- mnim! wl n'-' of lta educasl.Ttel ! . - - ted tn a country i & its cxxr.plt ,e (Of OH. L-DY you wtsi; to save yourself a !oc --'1 tpri. and sare the f:r.t-ii on 40. TOTAL 123.TS Heraid. collie locf vroaL- mM., o .u !t. "HE TIME TO AIVTRTI'E " " n.aii od.s uil uie when prceoerity rrdes the heaven I hare been reduced to It r!n j of the Cnited States has now t ttlrtied- Ixt ctneral. bani d I hatv ceased to lali and bonk f-iiltires irxATe been reduced to t?v rini-M.-n SUrtaCe. It IS tile result Of hours Of practice. Perseverance. niiCE' ne-apapers buljfe visit -The effect of a Iaci of public eon- ... adTertains Bui. Jet the rioods of-fidence u;oa the money resources of Seil-COntrOl, intelligent CO-OperatlOn, DOlSe and Self-COnii- depreasion descend. t the lean years: the cp. howeTer. Is tUusaavd rpnrf nlu natliml sV-ill come and then the pu&hcuiocsgrov: by the fact that on Dec. 31. aence, piU3 natural SMll. thin. j there irere 24 SSO banis m the United rrm , . - , . , . Tes the hlstorr of b'jjlnest durlns . States wtth arrereate deraits of Those same elements were evident in the programs ot the the tan years sho-s that it si: 4s3.o.o."Vtjiie on " Dec 31 Eastern Oregon music contest at the EL 0. N. auditorium SJtJSl ?JlgFJ titles and bad. that hold too place; deposit. in their re3Te.rtl7e lines. And manr: "in ether a-ordsL the then ti. Cnion cocnty court house In the city turs second cause of suit above set . X La Grande. Cmon county. Oregon, forth, together with the costs which as rtro o'rtccl tn the afternoon of have accured or may accrue under "J- a auction, to and By virtue of said execuuofl. the hlihesi bidder for cash In hand. I Dated at La Gmnrte nm hands, you anil do tout how r !kr-- srowtti or belriz err whieri tout hr the- foilowln? described tinwrtf Irwnn -i- an.k . y re--.-, .i ,...; IV. V" , . . ..... u"' atarcn. tuaa. j. wia i, i. 5. i.-. ir iiie iw ii.-v vwuvj ot vtiiou, Biaie-jiati BKE5HEARS, Sheriff of Union 'allures dsrttl! cleaner exer compotuxied. Ge Jortnj dsscnbed. land- ,. ;. . .. " j of Oregon, and particularly described ' County, Oregon, ijmtii. 1 cn 11 Blchardsoas Art 4: Gift Shop. In Totitishlp ' i as foUcnts. to-wit: Ibdrtot o t.,,,., once consider thts "luatS ecroT-tc rtin cent deTeloccnenta. Batrr Democrat-! T1T,V 7; , ,T i. - 'i11 od your "..jc; utinaer sot stanmng. .ti oinaer ior casn in nana, last Saturday. Those elements go far toward the building of successful lives in all fields of human activity. It is evi dent that musical training endows young people with quali ties and attitudes that make all the difference between a "living" and a "life." mujiv. uiu ait ait: piaittiai subjects ironi anoiner s-ii:e aer-,-er to c-cr.:na.e r.3 " ,7 v ? ' Dixon. standpoint, too. Every year more and more people are ver maKUSr their UVinsr from mnsir nnrl art .15 thna tti-A Ior I"c adTertuwrs who remain of human activity become more pronu'nent in this young fZ 4-i8-3t "Two (2).Korth. Ran?e Forty IN TES DISTRICT CO CUT OP THS 40l. Easi: U"TTEO STATES FOB THE &K tlon Two i2: DISTRICT OP OP-SGOX Southwess quar- In the Matter of John P. Stetnbect. w of Noctheast To the creriitcrs of JcJin F. Sln- St'.tL. beci. of La Grande. Colon Count-, tn 5ee ThiT" the Stile and District aforesaid. Ce5n barJtrupt. ?orthasS quar- NOTICE IS HTP.E3Y GIVES- that ter of Northeast ) of these strong-hearted, cocsttent 1: lack of confidence has resulted "" wu. ! . "f. ."""-i".?-' M said John p. fwrta-v n H-.t o,,.-, tr.eir prestige has teen built, not tn " - ?P oi tn- Lmied slates lit..i c.. fclpk. . .rJti - times of prosperity, but In per.ods ot. fi o rars of ore.- 3.c.a:a- court VtrS--eci .?ef depression. ;Ol and It is stmif leant that In ri-,-.- CL . ,T- -1 . TOTAL rv-Awi ( -t--i- xdu - ; tii-- wv years wnen cec.ai-- -ni-- , ... ' - ts -In--; v. t"t. one la adrerttstn-. it ts difficult tor'OI9r ---O.CX0O there had been I In Township ;Ttto (2). North. ; Rane Forty . 40j. East: Approx. Acreage sec uon Thir teen (13): i Northwest quar ter of Northeast i quarter ) ; South half ci . NDrtheas- quar jter ) 120 fsxceptln-: the timber now standing. growing or fcemg or which may here- ROBERT S. EAKIN. -Vest-Jacohson Building, Lo Grande. Oregon. At torney for Plaintiff. March 31. April 7-14-21. S . -atetiE- c, his creditors -- JT. " . after stand, erow or to 1. non th -j-.? w s-3.-. j r-iiea.s ana ctr- . - - ume of d-:'!- -T - 5rlSe. SriS It ts easier, V v; . flsi a.- ifi - It has teen confidence and cot -7. lu ahcrre described lands, which Umber wiu to h-e-d at the ollliie of H. E. Ri?-( tn Pi.i-ni. t- cree troort nlalnttfr fines mum -if on. on Monday. May 2nd. suit as abo-c set forth. l-f -Q rMer DT -aid Bowman- m.. at which time said NOTICE E3 FUP.TKE3 GIVEN, that "-"--" "--"-r .xapj. or so mucn may attend. proTe their bv vtrtu- of saM of t-.- thereof as may be necessary to satisfy cre-ditcrs AnMH - .; i - , - . , . . - i;-Tsf-?c to ourn tr.eir name and "-tiiuui in iiiijuuil. ine aemana IOT eooa mUSIC IS Con- their sales cotnls into the oublie tinually growing, and even industries are making use of the principles of art. i-,-.-i , currency wmch we hate L v.-1 1 nate tie ca-es of r-a-a--tnes and . ' --'a cur . M-rT uon saio aecr wnerem piato- ment. the seceral confidence In the iv-- wiore sa:d meetlns. country which has now teen re:.ib- H' 2 DIXON. Referee m Banirupt-y. said Judgment and decree upon plaln- sclousnerns- : con- t has tudzmen: a-ainst defendant for the sua of 4. 473.42. with Inter- Today, it taxes lots of coura-e for lished. We alrea know what the l All claims must r sworn to ot . y... Z-, , co-jeqtMr.ces are of the destruction 1 -s--ptCT biinxs before 7.7. - 1 ' 'r ""--.of ncluuw. - ' Music and art are fundamental factors in education and business, as in r. has its re-i . , i - - . , . . ward. It is safe to predict that, when : cannot be eliminated without warping the natures of our t!"-- pfod of adjustment u ended. v-minin tw-.U -r.ee. .fime-ican maus.ry est thereon at the rate of sis per BANK HOLDUPS One of the odd angles of the recent ?200,000 Minneapolis bank holdup illustrates perfectly the tangled problem which this complicated age has tossed in the laps of the police. Armea heavily enough to resemble a World war trench raiding squad, the bandits boldly marched into a bank in enters once more upon prosperous times. It wti: be trie courageous manufacturers who advertised riiht throuch the iean years that will lead the parade m the good years. Nation's Business. Seetnar a strpicious character ap-f proachirt her home. Mrs. W J. Hat-. ten of Hutchinson. Xanas. hid her; diamond rtni?. T'ae man w-as hur.rry and asxe-d for a meal. After f'.nthirr ;he meal, for which he toiled, he re-: quested a match- Mr. Katten hand- - a hnsv tcflni. of V, . 1..J J...: u u ,j .... . " a ea.ire cct. oearcmnr :or 1 nit vni, in uimu ujiigiu, Iieia up ine her nm alter the d- confidence. Dawes repeatedly durlnr the exam- matioa by commute members em- r NO. lVI phisized that the rniccmni iMn 'TP.KASCRT DEPARTMENT to busir.ei recovery is a change In Office of Comptroller of the Currency i;,, i-. nt asaiiea over; "inmsi. u. y. aisrva (, emnhasls of Nw V.-- -.-.- -.--.- - - ' WrserM. hr - ..mn ope'ritlons. " presented to the ondersimed. it feu scr-.bed. superior to any claim of said The mass attitude has changed . beer, made to appear that defendant, and further provides that from a condition of pessimism lo a "The First National Bans: of 1 1 said prooertT be sold to satisfv said ; condition of cheerfulness in the mass Grande" In the ci:v of La Grande In Judirmeni and decree 1 of the people." he said. ithe County of Un.-oa and State of NOW. THEREFOR K. Pra.. t his k1! iso nis -.--ii i-u tTjtiijjv-ea all tue filing.) cent per nnmm from the 10th day 4-21-1 t. of January. 1&3I, until paid, plus the sum of 80OO-OO attorneys" fees, which Judgment and decree provides that said sums of money constitute a valid against the real propertr within' Union county, first hereinafter de ep-art ure of her 21 people who wpi-p in tha Ivint- r,J tmt oo.- futrt. she suddenly mailed that sh , . , . - b-.o.. wn.11 men had deposited it to tie matchbox.- loot unmolested. Meanwhile, less than a block away, two policemen who might have done something to stop them were peacefully put ting traffic tickets on improperly parked automobiles, in blissful ignorance of the holdup. This, of course, does not mean that the policemen were asleep. They v. ere doing precisely what they had been paid to do. Guardians of law and order, they were devcting them selves to the dreary, never-ending job of seeing to it th..t .1 big city's traffic didn't tie itself into hard knots. As a result, the bandits who went out to commit an inso lently bold robbery got away unmolested. That is the sort of thing the police in every city are up against nowadays. A police department exists primarily to protect the lives and property of the citizens. Keeping down crime is its first job. If it fails in that, it fails to justify its existence. But we have permitted our city civilization to grow so complicated that the police often find the war on crime a relatively minor part of their schedule. They have traffic to superintend a man's-sized job in itself. They have a host of minor city ordinances to enforce. They must also keep down bootlegging, check up on g.wr.Keis. see to it that street peddlers have licenses, cast an occasional eye at threatiical peifoimunces, look for mi asm; peison. and so on. They are too busy with their incidental jobs to give the war on crime the attention that it must have. TMa he thrus' mou.a and weaned forward with hand pointed toward the committee memhers. saying i "Lcox out when you tarr.rr with the foundation of your catreiicv It will shale the confidence of " the wcr:a tn American credit. "Why do people talk about these ayunlsh operations on the New provisions of the statutes of the United States, required to be com piled with before an association shall be authocuied to commence the tru- M cess of bar.x:r.gi Now therefore 1, J. W. p.l. Comp troller of the Currencv, do herehv certify that "The First NatlocaJ Eani of La C-randj- to the Citv of La said execution. I wiU on Friday. AprU 29. 1932. at the front door of the Oregon Journal. i lot exchan:e Cccipared w.-.h the Grande In the County of Union and ! business activities o! this State of Oreaoa Is autr.orired to cora- WE KNOW CHEVROLETS You Know Us" Stars Not Crowded As an tuosfmiioa of tow st.tr re catterJ thmcrn vpace. sv James Jeans says ihul if cr.'y tl.-v-(rrains of il'Kl were !n an on!;r.-.'-r-ri ll won'il fir n-.-re orn wilh :sr tl-.vn MiV ' wii A rolling stone gathers momentum. Used GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerator 16 ft. Size A REAL BARGAIN W. II. Bohnenkamp Co. 223 Main 759 3 Phones Cor. Cedar & Washington .. Zoc . L5c . 19c . 45c A service store that takes care of your food needs at a lower price. Strawberries, 2 boxes Asparagus. 2 lbs Bananas, 4 lbs Sliced Pineapple. 3 cans Goldetts Grape Fruit, 6 cans .... Fork Shoulder Roasts. ,1b 9c Veal, ground for loaf, lb 15c New Block of Dates. 3 lbs 2$c Mince Meat, lb "... 10c Pansy plants for your garden, doz. 50c Home made bread fresh each day. Fryers . T- ' Oft A GCXD OPENING Ercthfr Kcover seenis t- hive pu; Ero:hr Dti-r on o?elT. bT crt 15 h-. Asaoc the frjjcen assU. A e.-wi openirii: fcr Zwcn'e thrift a-a-a; '.hose ho real:; iac rrTn-T.a:..- mcur?s arc zr.-e tTTor.c-cnK-ai correct; re cnw Oxi t ua- riLAtJe"4l br rAtz.eci. I; u exyiTe a. w ; I 45 h xTATti -? irs to t a k t u n -nev-ssA.-y cncs, Drir your Chv-r.;-; tr tlus shop " !ere spec-aiis-a wiii tla,i.T:cse yvur iroubl'es. FOR SALE i r.n tikf m:iv tire l l:i PARK .NEW PARIS l Mill CARS NEW CARS Tw Car Service Complete Urra-i n j Sertlre Larison - Frees Chevrolet Co. Hart, Schaffner & Marx 3 Guardsmen nits See This Big Value SPORT WEAR Suits Dresses Skirts Sweaters SMART KNIT SUITS in the newest shades and smart patterns. S4.95 FIRST SHOWING PANAMAS S1.95 DoraYTs SMART SHOP
