La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1932, City Edition, Page 6, Image 6

Tttiiriav. Jiue .W.
' Thursday, June30, 1932
PtftNtt
twrmm
LA GRANDE EVENING OESEKVEB, LA GRAJIDE,"OKri.'
Price of Melon,
Offerings Goes
Lower in Oregon
Fiscal Year Ends;
Stock Market Hays
ex to luter-ttto-al MAttM to'4 4 e -
imuM tr ra.;)V at! Mr. t If A nifpfp Vl'U C III. TUP Tl 4 V
Federal nriiuMi -,! u4 : 4 .31 AiII 1 il Js II J Uf 1 I1X UA I
iirtu rail- !4.. 4-4-44V4
-fer f-satxmAttrif rjh Vrl,f'.iJ . ,
aucioo nui
iy iyg tKQfltiM -0 tyttfatfteat
Czjrt'sjk uzzazA of war wjcrwjt
tlf
IMt BtAM t JrK btif Of
i Hrta TjSdtf rrtii ai&A at. t&&i&t
54 to utf w ne n inn w-- ' ' " ' ; tui ttvr arynMsAt. miwa
OA water utu tM pmMM tux - " - a-- ,;.,,, ti twx. !
Mi expected to rse-w of Si nMid;" -.a i Me; -X cspo-Vyr. 'A tntixutA
tyUM tM tut utat. Turn Tr. 7wwo - . tji 4.iijji tt tt c Uw f 1
cxw Ui tn4rM er- VMM jioy lor vymMMaa v tie dctft-
i Uutrt for " tivt xv.4-, et-w--r 1 l'''-J f4-" restrje-!
t wi v yr jo " " " - i tx .veserai reserve utzuxx for 4Utf
Oym
t4)
la- A-.'M
(HA) Jl
(rl -Si
BSt
Vrm
JSS
J
UnfM l OSnut mat 4 ! ; ,7 Z ' i rtnuaixm FMmwo, unc w
Iwt wie. '7T " raw wi too w c- j
ronun xtx
fee otJJtT u tuu-rt vm ' -- Mini kiui Kiuer own. '
vriuui tului tut to trtJtm M- "- winnf-w.) io-it! r -4 rr. bat
IJ tA Of &K- ' ' -r ' z ir"v . W i
.... tj.!r lisr-A-tiyu l' Vy rr.'J W'yC-yr CiKtrlfcrarVyr tur '
CfUCASO COILS
0a Bf
Jtl hi Jl S
,,. P,r. ,y Jrjir'.VXVt. BUM tfW.HiO jr. j tJ tatiViiJ. f . . ,
Ot
o pro-
io & f 7 im trTntra rr9J beeu it
. J ViVAwU. fl)Mt: VXMZWJ, yjislXllJ A , ' K- SlJf3. ti tK tie CM ' misSt exit to
m HSSlTZl ISjllWaA K5XZjrffSJC. I U. UUir ZJMUS OI Of-CTt'I.UJ ' "
OtMti irKS via bU4s to I if
...... . - . . . y i titf.ijK. in r?t'tr,v tArrrA t If rt-r. i '. ivrilr-S rjurrl
. r.rt-' kfvi uulm v vwy. -" j
W- '")' , z ij 4. ix i i71j 3!.'y til Jt ut w4iK"i lrjvJi; u.lT--, ! Artriii? fciS to bra iScwn 1
KWW' I . .' - ... mud tt ljl)u MoEt ortc: I ot IiToni Km. Kaajjcx U ko- ; Ml piuit. i U lid tie
JJ'rtwt tirtVsA w So aunt ' , ' ' " ,r. I uwt-yt- ' tfjt Jtrni -utar- ! zrynux -rVyVu xv'eul tw J35icl j!?t 1- It -t tit rnght w-
OaJIfyroloo
icUxo. Jftsaa i A- Fu-fe7. bad deel 7d
be keep htnrit off.
Scatter Dnd I. wh. of Kuza
Jxmietu. ni the ftmbor of t&e re-
flVMt.
tMttt&i ItWlM. it ilMAf.
w iu. auvo. t yv 7fcti.j" --" rrr '"-.r .n-.-rr..r. " ! ; 7.tz7ztjzz
l 7 I rvxTklic pkrtf mrA reil rfwrt v pull ott to tc 1 tnUl.
i T M'r.ir.'jU'rj '. ti r4 iX 1U lVi2 i RrsjuntH tir.-.p U Iu loati nr 1 Happy Wartor t hryrrd
( pi."'x.-n tysay al lyn mtswcl oti ptasAd v iua A. Ettd. az4 tbe i For a matter of unj mtmila the
t&e great
u(ar, tOO-lb. Mk
i VcfM-klw
HtAMM, 9 bttjurhe ,.,
ptnacl), U. ,
Cabbaite, lb. .....
w wax vnloof, lb,
Tunilpa, 1 bUctt
Orcan pappan, lb,
dnM, bunch
riAUm, ti IU. ,, .
MaMI, aack
OjIom, lb .
TMnatoea, Dallfornia, 2 Iba, .
' lint houM, lb, , -
rKplt, lb -.,,......-.
Maw (HtatyM. o ))$ .,.
Vaata, bunch , ,.
IaUw. Impart 1 ....,.
Oanio, lb. ..,.
MI
POIfn-ABfJ. 0.. i'r M (, Caafc j t-wia it ivyiivli-tlon of It tanai- . 5 fr Tu an- Calllonila wfjJcb
wat: tor, BfM biuett we
fyft wnta .
Wtatwo wblta c.
Hard w!ntT :. -
watrn rl 7'ie.
Oata: Ho. 2 wblt 121 II.
ToOajra car 1pu: wi-t
flour 7; corn 2.
: fliv. w,r. Otntrtjjt IcxMrTalt pjn- j aie tiixx for Byet r John IT. Cax-
Iryjf bia aJraritae tJ.r t a acattexed ?r. U aourl avowed definite algrz t
! Jlei2 of rival. i of veaesJr,. It was reported, but
J ; In a i,oft whk.b bean earlr lact i denied br bia f rien , tbat Garrr
j nyruii.sc ttjl luitt Uiivav.ti vat waa U1n4n to taljc of a Tlce-preal
f Mpitwx aeaa of debate until tbe denttal riortir tlori with Eooaerelt.
'AIX)ITI0- OF
l PLATFORM IS
GOING AHEAD
. jir uitJTtiHiX.. th nWfi csjmtu- ; It tJc- T70 of toe conveutkn's 11M
iirn xtsta1 lo k IftndxlMle a. plant ) tou f jromliute, CcinpiJtatU-C
1 irhU:h jb-ld d)rtri.jr HV fror ti re- j mu from the rtuJU erf toate cu-
pyl rvf t.ttTJth unmuaxnval" cum Indicated that lHoerelf lint
i atrvl rMH with a pLeOif of liximcdUte ; uezin might mount beyond
I ffMiiUMium ff Uvt VoUtead alv. j and that a Mond-baJlot Kvlng
IK
(Continued ittjtn Vty On)
' thfc pUnkx, avorlnif cati pnymtmt
of bvriijji, M-rMrUIJUrn and jo-
-avrvav Urikl.
AnU-Vnthi Triumph
hapcx TajTlorM stood on tne plat
form, smllins and waiting mUlngajr.
txrfor the cheering awrmbl&ge wouid
let him start. Tfcer cheered him to
the echo ac he reminded the democ
racy that he bad oppoaed prohibition
a the nominee In 1V22 "Sour year
ahead of my time." They split the
bearens with their approbation when
be f inlawed.-,
They reared their appToral, too. In
repeated borcta of entbosiasm, as
CKnernor Albert C. Ritchie. Mary-
was pofctlble putting him past TOO. land's Sarortte son, argued for a re-
a sc5 v)ck xoogl-a M9Harda su
ffctif-a la Ibc 7ar-ceally dry
ao-OaB. aad tfMMA frasa tue ssxaiv-s-ea
rrilirTttf.rr-i of tie aza ctT bvt
a Sew yar fa-t-,
The roO call skbvd aoczat csrprtft-i-f
rtacna. The sobs.- Uiiaei tfcc
c-t of the wen Keatus repeal box
uetc vere terr tn tiae co.iesb3.
Tocuif arr-fa ti-e aoid a&u-prMi-ta-xacffi
t-oea fxoa te keg eaRra scales
were szaXritM froca nonda. Kea
txy. liymsaff-a. fiootis Caroi-a.
Ttjjaa. aad Texas- Vrrit-ia vpirt
a-ctift eiv&iy. A grocp of n-d-ws
C33 azd Bor2aWsaerB seasea, kacfaad-
rirnrrts. Trxiisna. ava. Wytn
ajd Koni raJuxa vecs ciz-i5-w)s2y
for peai-
The 6cisZvt Tote caded the eccrvst
tioei's pgoh-tctioa wx bat it did tat
co2rpete the ptxxScrm-TLkzx Two
f?teajs to STirTan the caemzmx
retar-iTdatihcts sUll were ptzt&izf
Ujt ditvpO-oa at the aerroct aea
Oc by Viniim O. Ado9. wold
faTcr fuarar-tee of dexa.ta ta federal
reser-se is-ember pt 0e by Gov
errr "Alfalfa Bill" Mrirray of Ofcia-
homa. fcr whica he mwde a speech
durir-g the aUgh aesaaon. woold pro-
pcae trriji-ftdiate payment of the sol
dier bonus, re-&arterir of the
scotch" system of bar ha, and rarkxis
tfXKjrjcnx. proects-
Act-oa oa these winrf quea
Uccis and fXnal aiJopiioo of the plat
form was all that remained 00 the
calendar ahead of the log sjocea
c)oq of rxeninaticg speeches, expected
to fceep the stadium. reaotzrdlng un
til late afterncoo.
Mac Speeches Sciudnled
3flne Tvomlrstlng speeches, llmttad
to 20 minutes each, and an tukcount-
ed number of shorter secor-ding
speeches wer on the list. The nom
inators were John E. afack of Syracuse
for goremor BooaeTelt; Oorernor Jo-
oseph B. Ely of aCasaacfausetta for
former Corernor Smith: Senator Tom
Connally of Texas for Speaker Gar
ner; Senator aCllard Tydings of
Marrland for Goremor Ritchie: Henry
H. alohnstoo of Perry. Okla, for Gor
emor Kurray: Senator Carter GUss
cf Valrglnla for former Goremor Bar
ry P. Brrd; former Senator Atlee Pom
erene of Ohio for Governor George
White; and Sam Fordyce of St. Louis
for former Senator James A- Heed.
The name of Melrtn Traylor of Chi
cago also waa to be presented, but
the nominator waa unannounced.
Farm Financing
Platf orm Hailed
By Farm Leaders
I CHICAGO.' iua m- Partban
, fao-wurd Dlatforin prorn-
aar SaM p't of better llnanclng (or
lar-wia. oeveiopmeot of cooperative
,r ner-ema. rffeetlre conuoi 01
'ptoiea ad . atablllzaUoa of farm
imam, waa hailed br men who had
pre- TrK'ry of word of advice
a &!tfrra committee aa a
wca-a-la plan.
Anoci tbem waa Bdward A. O'Neal.
prea I eot ot the American farm bur-
...!, with vraiiyie and i
. u-icera unita Seedent be bad appear- !
ed be a-e t e platform committee to .
Inrje eqtialltjr for agriculture wunj
i otiT Ln durlrr equalltjr of tariff pro- :
. . .J .....Ini. irmchlniTV. Of
:praa a d oc tazea. He aald the plank
j-aounded preuy good" and "would:
JKjr atodj." I
The Dlak cled26d "for the reatora-1
luon of agriculture, the nation'! basic
tdua7. better financing of farm
moneagea through recognized farm
i ban agenrrfa at low rates of Interest,
'aa aa amorUzaUon plan, giving pref
ierer e to erecUU for the redemption
I of farms and boroea sold under fore-rc-sarrea.-
It also pledged "extension
jasd deTelopment to the farm co-op-'eratlre
n amaent and effective con-
I trol of crop surpluses so that our I
. farmers mar hare the full benefit of
the domestic market: enactment of
t every 'constitutional measure that
will aid the farmers to receive for
basic commodities, prices In excess of
oast." .
I E ewbere in the platform oppon
ents of the farm board found some
'x cf-tlnn In t! words
"We condemn ... the extravagance
of the farm board, its disastrous ac
tion which made the government a
speculator In fsrm products, and the
unaou d policy of restricting agricul
tural production to the demands of
domestic markets.
Lacy Whpt 0
all
49
8
TRICT Kaiil
8ILK and
RAYON f
Fri.olom Faa-o-'s bleat I
fertl gar I yamtfr
but irresistible I They're at-t to
notliiiar at all and jo aa cool I
J. C. Penney Co.
1307-1309 Adama Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
HUUAK AND FLOUR
LIVEBPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL. June 30 OP) Wheat
closed: Jul; 51; .Oct. S3; Dec. 64.
Exchange S3 .60.
PORTLAND, June 30 (fl Sugar
Cane, granulated M-20 100 IU.;
beet 13.06.
nnmratic flour SelllnpT orlce de .
llvered: patent 40s 15.60; do 88s 5 JO;
baiters' blues tern M.IO; soft wheat
pastry patent 3.s0fe3.0; Montana
hard wheat patent 5Ja50; rye
. PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, June 80 OP) Butter,
fat Direct to shippers: station 11 a
13c; Portland delivery pi-lcea 14 16c
pound.
Butter, eggs, live poultry ' and
country meats unchanged.
Mohair, nuts, cascara bark, hops,
onions, potatoes, new potatoes, straw
berries, wool and hay quotations unchanged.
BUTTERPAT
SAN FRANCISCO. June SO W)
Butterfat f. or b. San Francisco 18c.
UVra never dreamed of a week ago.
In a sudden surge of enthusiasm,
anvunting almost to a stampede, the
:....,. ... i repnu rolled up a vote of 124
'ZZ. L.X. )(alnst 2iay4- They wer
It waa an antl-prohlbltlon triumph If two or three of the favorite son
Of pr'yjyonmU whlth even the moat t bloc go to pieces between now and
Insistent opponenu of the dry stat-jthe first roll call. It would be all
lie!
iloc1
te'
ls4di prohibition repeal, the put- 1
form demands "drastic change In
'-. rrutt
Cantalourt-M, 3 for .......
aMuana. s, lb.
Apptaa, boa
7-nions, doc JL.
Or a gas,
were urged to
, I their victory by a speech In which
A! (Smith, the nominee of four years
':and amor, othVr thing. advu: " tn" cormnatlon of the prohlbl-
' ,M A billion dollar cut In federal e m ,A , .,.
. pendltu with the sutes making a! r. fTJ2,Z L
.,, . ,,.Z-. speraed with a succession of as" wild-
"competitive tariff for revenue,"
' UW! .. .ul r,r ilyl.n.l.l n,IM y.
convention has seen in recent times,
the delegates receased In the small
over.
fppotltlon llard at Work
There were signs of weakness with
in the Roosevelt ranks themselves,
however, and the opposition waa mak
ing no concessions. It was their hope
to hold the New Yorker below the
needed two-thirds long enough to dis
courage the least enthusiastic of his
followers, and start a slow withdraw
al from him. Such a development,
in many a past convention, has been
fatal to the leader.
While a continuous round of nom
ination conferences kept the leaders
peal he has been advocating ever
since the amendment waa adopted,
and they - gave -freely of applause to
nearly a dozen others who supported
the amendment. .
The temper and Intention of the
convention waa plainly apparent in
the vastly different reception given
those who argued for the submission
plank. .
Hull, Flits Lead Fight
Senator Cordell Hull, of Tennessee,
a former chairman of the national
committee, led the battle, with W. C.
Pitts, of Alabama, his lieutenant.
They were Interrupted repeatedly by
boos and shouts of protest as they
pleaded with the party not to take
Pry prunes, M to 40 slae, 4 lb.
MlrawlHrrnsa, 4 bokea
Aprlcou, 2 lbs
Cherries, 8 lbs,
UaspberrlM, 2 boss .,
Loganberries, 4 boxes .
(JurraiiU, g boxas ,
change rates.
24c
200:
5se'
2tc
260
Opposed Ut r'ancelUtlon i
Flat opposition to cancellation of
the war debts. j
Federal aid to states for Jobless re
lief when states exhaust their relief
26c
t1 funds and expansion of "necessary!
Dairy
. Butter, creamery, lb, ,
. Cheese, lb. ......,,
tfonsy, comb ,
Cottage cheese, lb.
23c
El
rrssli extras, dos. ........
Mediums, don,
Mixed, drat .....
i
1 rear
Hard Federation, 4 lb)
Per barrel
oft Wheat, bl
and useful" public construction.
Unemployment and old-age pension
Insurance, under state laws,
Ileflna nclnH of farm mortgages at
..S4I260 tvw Interest rates, extension of farm
' co-operatives, cwyntM of crop sur-i
200 pluses, and "every constitutional
hkessure" to give the farmer "prices j
in excess of est," j
MAlntenencs of a sound currency
IDo
Via
KM
Beef boll, lb.
Pot roast, lb,
Cliops and Uaka, lb.
lamburgsr, lb,
Ham, lb. .......
Fish"
Balrnon, lb, (fresh) ...
tfsllbut, lb. (Irssh) .,.
T ruuliyry
rjglit hens, lb. ...........
Itprlng, lb ..
-.-.---. 4.73
., ' . , , ,, , 4A0
I sr-aai Mill iff' tin tnfttrt 90
.,,--. -160
,...9'Mo
IBn
170
too
lUo
260
FAT MEN'S RACK
TO HU FBATURR
I- OF CELEBRATION
(Continued Irom Page One)
M. I'surs at Ills olllce.
A variety ol contest are being
liluuiii'il lor the Hay which will upim
Willi a parade III the nioiillng nii'l
tl'Hie with two dunces, niodern nnd
Cld-lllno, In Ills evening.
- The OlMervor will nut pulilleh on
itlis Fourth of July. I
Oh Boy! What Joy
LIFT CORNS
RIGHT OUT
The KnKl.Hh Wuy
it .(tit from Ef)Kl&iid cornes thn
nw, IwtUr, Jfyful wuy to take out
fjorri rtxt nnd all.
CulQinn no hImj and you enn rub
ott thst hurd skin on heU snd Uw
with your hand tho manic treat
mitt. Ask Ild Crowi Irut HUnc or any
loading druKl)t for a pHf.koKe of
'JtHt Hudox put a UhlnsprjonMill In a
KHllori ut hot wilier do this for
0 or 4 nlKhts In succtiMlot. thfii
Hit out thn corns.
This Joyful ftxtillarttLlnic foot huth
Is simply urns t you'll enjoy nvisry
mlnuto ut It nnd your luirnlnn, sore,
llrml. oMiIiik frl will tmi iM-tt!
Lhuti they huvn for ynnrs link for
Ituriox mid Uh1 comfort will 1m yourn,
Adv.
Uenrt til mi nun wns ohnrKmt with Im- '
liirf rMpoiinlbls for fli'J6 dnnllm In
WliM-inmlu In I0:il. Tlia'stnto-s totul
rntdllUfis wnrn iUt.'Mn.
LOOK TO IHI'. A IK I'dll
I.Vn.KTAIVMKNT!
"SKY DKVILS"
I.IHKKTV JULY .'M
For the Fourth
If you iii'ii pliinnliiR u I'iniit! for tlm ImiiiiIIi, Ik hiiio
tit liic.liiilu hiicIi ItimiH ntt tin-Hi) in your pri'punit mhih :
I'll pin I'littoH, Dlx'lo DIhIich iiikI Cupii, Covci'cd
Dixlit CupH, Souffli! Ciiiih, I'lipui' Straws, I'n
pr Talilo Cuvui'H, I'liptM' Naplilim, Doillm,
I'lipur ''urkH mid Spooim, nnd WiiximI I'npi'r.
All Uii'kii Iti'lim Iuhiuiii lliu iiiCiinvi'iiiciico of picniiiiinit
mid iiinltu your oiiIIiik moid enjoyable,
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
"HM'vIre Sliilloit for Homo mid Offiie"
1IH Allium. Ave. Miiin ill)
BE SURE TO GET IN ON THIS
All-Star
JULY
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
EK1LL
FRIDAY - SATURDAY ONLY
Your
Choice
Any
Suit in
Group No. 2
for a
SHE WHAT A $10.00 HILL WILL DO NOW!
surrs that sold up to $29.50
lli-llfvn II Nnl. n sf'H.p tin)-, not fiK-lory oIiwmmhi U bought III nirlotiil lots for a rlinip stile, lienl
Iiiiiii-1 lo (lull All Wool II11111I Tiilliircil Nulls from our mill high gnuln hUM-ks. I'orrlgn anil
iliHiirNtln woolens, nil linen um) lly .Mo fronts; smiii hnvc silk trimmings. The Konson's neweHt
imtlrriis mill itiiiililH Kiirinrnts llml sell III the regular voiy nt g'i.l.Od unit $2l).S0. lrh suit has
been liin-riilly sflri'ti-il liy inrn who have linil yim nr exprrlrnra III giirinent construction. Kttch
mill liiiikril liy Um tlsliul New Vnrk Hl.irr I'ollri Mitlufnrtlim glinruiltn-d.
If It ilfienn't iniikii gooil, we will, Thp miivIiieh lliul urn to lie niiitlo on your purcliiuicn will go
liiuurils i-i'li'linllliig Ihn llli . . . tVntili Hie Ntiirs Nuve llolliirHl
LADIKS RAYON II0SK MEN'S WORK SOX
One Nprrliil l.il Ijullm' Hiiprrliir ((iiiilll) Milk Hpi'ilnl srlllng of Men's Work Mux. Mnilc of
1 ml IIiiviiii lime, silk to top. Ill color ur pluee, gimil s ins Illy yuriis, iiircfully srlecteil, mid Hill
no elnl, iiiiiM-oilllir, resrilii. All gimil, srn- give service. An unusual mine. ge
Miiuililn riiliira. Mires II In II'-; only. Keiiilnr II I, V (l.i; AIIANCl: IMIr tft
III11 si'llers. JIJI.V 4 a
. i.n.tit tM k. i-uir IDC WORK SHIRTS
our til 111- mill dray Cltnmtirny Work Rhlrls
LADIES' NON-RUN LIN(.;ERIE are omnlnmllng vnlurs. Well inailp of best
Unely l.lnrrlil I'liiillea, trililles. Ill noil- fnlirlrs. Full rill. Tun hri-st KHkels. Triple
run noun. Novelty Irlina. In enliirs of blur, mlliheil, ami will give excellent service,
nun pink, nprlrol. WiiiiIiI sell regular for llle. hI'ch I -I 4 to 17. AO-
IMla HpiH lul for 4 An KXTHA SI'KI IAI,, F.neh -Ot
" , V ''"'' rOMI -KTR CLOSROUT
HOUOLINK SILK HOSE HOYS' LONG IK "PANTS
lliiliullnk giiaralileeil ( lilffiiii lliwe. The maker ('lining nut entire lot of Hoys' l.nngle Pauls
or tills stiHriliig gimrniitees II lo nullsfy the nl u sairlflie. fNilors, tall, brown, blue. gmjs.
wrarer III every wily or inline)' refunileil. Nil- In worsteds uml tiHluueres, nil well tnllnreil.
IIiiiiiiII) uilverlieil ill (l.oo, r7QsT 'x"'" 7 '"' Qn
( I l:,ll.CK I'ltICK :.. ... 4 W JI I.V ( (.KAHANCr. Daft.
HE HETTER DRESSED JULY FOURTH FOR LESS
Mewdrkdtdre
HuUe - Hull) - Nniiiift Kmiiietl Walla Walla - Hurley - Hiiuert . Calilwell - l.a (Imnile
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Main, Hoover, Economy & Fir Street Markets
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
"It Costs You Less a t the Grande Ronde"
Shortening
"Snofluf Celophane bags
4 pounds .25c
' Lard
Celophane
4 pounds ........ ,35c
Pork Shoulders
Young pork
Pound : 9c
Piy'sFeet
Nicely cleaned
Dozen 19c
Hams
Delicious none better
Pound 17c
Yeast
Fresh, extra quality
Pound 25c
Veal Stew
Very choice "v
Pound 7c
Beef Stew
. Choice and lean
Pound 7c
Veal Steak
Loin and shoulder
Pound :.12V2c
Pork Loins
Extra lean Half or Whole
Pound 12Y2c
Pork Shanks
Extra meaty
Pound .7c
Ham
Ends 3 to 5 lbs. '
Pound 15c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Potato Chips swansdown , Marshmallows
Fresh and . Cake Flour . Campfu'e . ,
Crisp Makes better cakes .Brand
bags 20c S':L....-.29c Srton -- -23c
ELGIN NEW!-igce and Wheat Monarch
Chee-Spread "Pstw Cocoa
o . . . . A new cereal that s B T.
Spreads and slices : " different 6 " Unsweetened
i4i!f. 15c 21c 23c
i '
Praferred Stock Sperry's Preferred Stock
Grapefruit pancake Flour Tomato Juice
Whole segments 1 , L L L , Made from whole ripe
Makes perfect hotcakes tomatoes
"-'N" 49c lajw 19c sa45c-
i en i-i - .I
. sunkis? juicy Laenmons Watermelons ?
288s.Ze .'10US WIT
loz. 49c 33c ......4c
V