The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 19, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Asirrnoo,
oottaob
S u n d e w G e t . N itro g e n
fr o m
Specials Friday
and Saturday Only
N o. 5s L a r d ...............65c
N o. 10s L a rd ..........S1.25
P icnic H am s, F am ily Size, While
T h e y Last, P er Lb.................25c
Bulk Lard, 2 Lbs. for . . . . 25c
BARTELS
M ARKET
W E DO N O ! G IV E STAMPS
KNOWLES
& GRABER
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
O r e g o n
A t the m M itn s ot t h . Delphian
•octet) M onday night t h . Iw aoa
•a b je c t was Flem ish P a in te r." and
M rs John L K e lly w a . program
la a d .r M r . V ln a l R and all talked
on T h * Van
E y c k ."
and
M r.
S c h o fl.ld Stew art e o a p a ra d M a u ­
lin g and t h . V an Eycks
"T h . In ­
f lu e n c e in t h .
D .v » lo p m .n t of
P a in tin g N o rth of t h . Alps." O th e r
P f t w i ' h C n tu ry F l.m i.h
Paint
• r i " and P a in te r , o f A n tw e rp
were i u b > c l i
d ix -iiu c d
tn
th .
study o f p ic tu re . M rs C. E Um -
phrey reported on "Jan V a n Eyck"
and "V an dar W eyden" and M rs
E lb e rt Bede dMcrtbaed M essy* and
Breughel . p ic tu re . T he club called
o ff u ntil the ftr»t M onday In Sep
Helen and M u riel J e n « gave a
•u rp rtiw p arty laet T h u rw la y eve­
ning. honoring th e ir m other M r .
O. L Jone*. on her b irth d ay annl
v e n a ry . Guests were M r. and M rs
H a r r y Tennis. M r and M rs V e ra
Haaen M r. and M r . Gene Oard.
M r and M rs. P ra n k E llsw orth, M r
and M r . H e n ry Bennett. M r and
M rs J .m a . Tow n. M r and
M r.
W illia m K lrtle y . M r and M rs H a r ­
old Swartx, M r and M r» W illia m
F Johnson and M ia . Jean Short.
C a rd , were played u ntil a late hour
Ice cream cake and lemonade were
M rv e d by the tw o hosteases who
were assisted by J » *n Short M rs
Jonee received many b ea u tifu l g if t .
M rs George M organ waa hostess
F rid a y afternoon fo r the O L. H
club, e n te rta in in g a t the Colonial
cafe. A d d itio n al g uest, w ere M r*.
Schofield Stew art. M rs. C. S. Rob­
erta. M r . George M a tth e w . M r ,
H A. M ille r, a club m em ber, waa
able to be present fo r the firs t tim e
In .ix m o n th . T he afternoon was
spent playing bridge and M r . A W
Swanson held high score and M rs
M a tth e w ,
low.
D a in ty
re fresh ­
m e n t. w ere served June rosea were
a ttra c tiv e table decorations
T he
club w ill bold Its next m eeting w ith
M r*. G e o rg . Jacobsen.
M rs W . E. Lehow w o rth y m a­
tron. M rs. A. A- Richm ond, associ­
ate m atro n and A. A. Richm ond,
w o rth y patron, who attended tbe
recent sessions of E astern
S ta r
grand chapter, gave detailed reports
a t the F rid a y n ig ht m eeting o f Cot­
tage Grove c hap ter T h e local dele­
gates were honored at grand chap­
ter because of the golden Jubilee of
this chapter. The w orthy m atron
was given a gold bow to be placed
In the c hap ter room fo r the year.
T h e B aptist chotr held a social
evening W ednesday n ig h t a t
the
home of M r. and M r«. C laud Sher­
man. T he occasion was also a fa re ­
well p a rty fo r M r«. J. H . Ponsford
and also was given In honor of
those who helped w ith the recent
choir recital. A social hou r and re­
freshm ents follow ed choir practice.
A picture was given M rs Ponsford.
M rs. A. O. B u k e r assisted
M rs. I
Sherm an in serving Sixteen were
present.
This Great Offer
Extended Two
Weeks
ORDER NOW!
Price Goes Up July 1st
D ue to the in creased dem and fo r these R anges we
are e x te n d in g th is G reat O ffer fo r tw o w eeks or un­
til Ju n e 30. A ct now — g e t in on th is sp ecia l low price
and ea sy term s. J u ly 1st the p rice w ill increase and
regular term s w ill again be in e ffe c t. B u y now , n ev ­
er b efore such a p rice and such low term s— o n ly —
and
$7.75
D ow n
A M onth
Puts this Range in Your Home—Fully
Installed.
T h e losers In a recent attendance
and m em bership contest o f the
A m erican Legion a u x ilia ry w ill en­
te rta in the w inners w ith a picnic
Wednesday at the home of M rs W
H Bachelder. south o f the
city
Those atten d in g w ill meet a t
10
o'clock a t the home o f M rs. Fred ,
B ennett and w ill leave fro m th ere!
fo r the B achelder home. M rs. Bach­
elder Is captain of the losing side
and M rs. Charles B o.laugh la cap­
ta in o f the winners.
C ap tu red
Insect.
Tbe sundew la a plant that take«
its nitrogen any way It can get IL
I f tbe ground does nut p ro tld e It.
It reacbe. np Into the a tr and h elp .
Itaelf through the medium o f file ,
tn d ether Insects which .r e unfor
tuaate enough to come la contact
w ith its Ie e .e e
T h .1 e .r e s . r e covered w ith tiny,
h alrllke prvce.ee«. each of which
la capped w ith a drop o f honey
lik e .ubsinnce that g li.tv n . la tbe
.u n tig h t— becce the name, .uodew
Insects are lured and retained
by thia sticky .a b s ta n c a and w b ll*
tbe victim strug g le, to f r w him
•e lf.
other
"b oM ydew "
laden
"hairs" bend over. dsap. com plete
ly envelop and soon .m o ther It to
death
Certain Juice* are secreted by
thoee b e t « which digeet th * prey
an that It can be us*J by tbe plant.
When tbe digestion la completed
the ensnaring h a ir , bead back .a d
l» rm lt the re m a in , to be blown
•w a y .
T h . question In moat people's
minds at this point ta: "D o e . t h .
p l.n t h . v . voluntary control o r «
thses « s n a r in g hairs?“ Some sci­
entists credit th * plant w ith a high­
ly developed nervous system. but
most b e tte r, the process Is a m e
chnnlca] one
P la n t, bend tow ard t h . sub . O n .
o f t h . factors causing this m ove
meat la t h . I o « o f w a te r from the
c e ll. « t h . sipoesd side. causing
t b o « cells to shrink and allowing
tbe plant to bend la that direction.
Possibly a chemical substance glveo
off by the Insect cause« a shrink
aga of the c e ll. closest to t h . In ­
sect. thus making the h a ir , band
ta th a t direction.
D u tch H arv e st F e riiv n l
D a te . F ro m M id d le Ages
O n* o f the q u a ln tw t and most
lnter--»t!ng fretivato of Europe Is
the Kermis, held « c h y « r la
many Dutch towns.
This f * t * 1»
h a lf religious and h a lf commercial
la its origin, and la t h . « r l y M id
d l. sges was held In the m arket
pise*. which usually »1 Joined t h .
church. T he church gave Its sanc­
tion to t h . feasting and rejoicing
n atu ral to t h . harvest d ays
T h . fete 1. usually held la Sep­
tember
T he re lig io n , aspect has
disappeared and the Ksrtnls Itae lf
Is no longer celebrated In soma
towns, bnt In others It remains.
F reak*, drinking bars, cake shops,
merry-go-rounds, play booths and
all tbs fun o f the fa ir go until long
a fte r midnight. T he freedom from
a year's restraint makes many of
the hoars as wild as Buffalo B ill's
West. but you do not know your
Dutchman u ntil you have caught
him at a Kerm is.— Boston Globo.
C le a s e a c o a e 's
Ir e a y
On the day the peace treaty waa
signed at Versailles, Lloyd Georgs
waa sitting beside ile m m c e a u In
the great Salle des Glaças. where
the ceremony took place, w h « he
said w ith eyes wandering round
the magnificent room :
“D id n 't something very Im por­
tan t happen here once beforeT"
Very dryly and w ithout turning a
h air the “T ig e r” replied:
“Tea. It was something rnthar
Im p o rta n t
T he German empire
waa proclaimed hers In 1871."
m ler o f Poland, during t h . p « c a
co n fe re n ce -
"
Q «on
T M U B S D A T ,ju w a » ,
ombgou .
Weed Killing Work Last
Year Was Successful
C o u n ty
fo r
Agent
V «
A f t e r th e W r a t
Olv
of
F ifty dem onstrations on t h . ue.
of sodium chlorate and a tla c ld *
«calcium chlorate weed k ille r ) tn
controlling
noxious
weeds and
plants conducted in Lane county -
last year gave widely varying re­
sults. according to County Agent O
S. Fletcher W h ile no d e fin ite con­
clusions can be draw n fro m
last
year's w ork. h< feels Justified In
m aking the follow ing observations
and recom m endations
L A ll spraying was dona w ith o nt
pound of chlorate to o n * gallon of
w a te r T h * average am ount of
spray used was I h r « pounds per
square rod. A tla c ld * dual was used
a t the r a t * o f three pound* per
square rod.
1. W ith few exceptions, good re­
sults were obtained In the control
o f both Canada th is tle , and wild
m orning glory where the ground
had not been plowed fo r a year or
more before the spraying was done
I t Is apparent th a t good results can
not be obtained when the ground la
plowed w ith in one year p rio r to the
date o f spraying. T he beet
kills
were obtained where there was a
heavy gro w th of tops.
S In every' case where a good
k ill was obtained, the weeds were
sprayed e ith e r tw o or three tlmee.
th * sprays a fte r the firs t being ap­
plied to plants th a t w ere not fully
covered at first and Io k ill new
g row th
4. Good kills of H im a la y a and
evergreen b lackb erry plants were
secured in a few Instances where
plants in fu ll grow th were secured
a fte r the berries had started to de­
velop W ild rose plants w ere killed
tn all cases observed by the county
agent.
5. F ru it trees In weed patches
sprayed h eavily In 1 9 » and 1 9 » do
a c t -h e w any effects of the spray.
(In some cases In eastern Oregon
fru it trees have been In ju red by
chlorate sprays and extrem e cau­
tion should be used In spraying tn
orchards.)
• W h en sodium
chlorate
and
a tla c ld * were used side by side on
the same weed patch under Identi­
cal conditions there was little d if ­
ference in results obtained. Poe
slbly there was a slight advantage
In favo r o f sodium chlorate. Dusts
were about as effe c tiv e as sprays.
7. N o spray or dust was 100 per
cant effective, nor are they apt to
be. E v id e n tly some plants were
missed and others received
light
applications. Some clean-up w ork
Is going to be necessary no m a tte r
how com plete the k i l l
8 Even though the expense o f us­
ing chlorates Is
com paratively
heavy, farm ers who have obtained
fa ir kills state th a t they prefer
these chem icals to cultivatio n.
'T ire n tff-fire 'W houaand
M ile *
THE VALUE of sound design, good materials and careful
craftamuiuihip is especially apparent in the new Ford after
the firs t tw en ty-five thousand miles. Long, continuous
service emphasises its rnechunicul reliability and economy o f
operation and up-keep.
As you drive the Ford through muny months and year* you
will develop an increuniug pritle in it* appearance and a
growing respect fo r the HulMtantial worth that lias been built
into it. From every standpoint — in everything that goes to
make a good automobile—-you will know that you. have made
a farmering, satisfactory purchase.
W herever you go, you hear enthusiastic praise o f the car
and this s ig n ifican t, oft-repeated phrase— “ I ’ m glad I
bought a Ford.”
A FORD owner in New Y o rk (ells o f a
run fro m Copen hagen-lo-Paria-to-Copeo-
13,000-m ilc trip across the United State«
hagru, three gold medals in England, first
and b ark in sixty days and says “ the ear
ranking in the d u rab ility teat ovar the
was extrem ely economical to operate, com­
tortuous Amancaea road in P e ru , and first
fortab le and speedy.”
A grateful father
place in the 1930 re lia b ility ru n conducted
tells how the T rip le x shaller-proof glass
by the Royal Autom obile C lub o f Sweden.
windshield saved his wife and children
This contest was an exceptionally se­
T o teat tires, a large company drove a
•truction because it waa held in tbe deed o f
new Ford day and night, fo r an average o f
winter and covered 6 0 0 miles o f steady
5 0 0 mile« every tw enty-four hours. It waa
running over snow-covered country roads
e till g iv in g s a tis fa c to ry service a fte r
and mountainous hills.
1 0 5 ,0 0 0 miles.
A F o rd car that had fallen into Fernan
Lake was submerged fo r twelve days bo-
fo re being raised. A fte r a new battery and
carburetor bowl w ere installed, it was driven
back to Spokane u n d er its own power.
R e c o m m e n d a t io n s fo r 1930
1. Results secured In Lane county
and elsewhere indicate th a t sodium
chlorate and calcium chlorate weed
k ille r w ill k ill p ra c tic a lly any o f the
noxious weeds com mon
In this
county when used In the rig h t
strength a t the
rig h t
tim e
on
plants th a t are In proper condition
fo r spraying.
2. U nder most conditions In Lone
“ J* «"ore e f f « t l v . m e a n ,
er* d ic a t in g no xio us weeds th a n
vere teat o f endurance and sturdy coss-
fro m serious in ju ry .
of
I*■ w
ro o o
low
M any police departments have written
R o a d s te r
tbe special advantages o f the Ford In
P haeton
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crowded traffic because o f its alert speed,
Coupe
.
.
acceleration, and ease o f control.
An in­
T u d o r Sedan
creasing n u m b er o f fleet owners are ulno
Sport Coupe
purchasing tbe F o rd because their coet
l)e Luxe (xiupe
figures have given conclusive p ro o f o f its
Threo-window F o rd o r Sedan
economy o f operation and np-keep.
Convertible C abriolet
“M Paderewski, yon were the f*“
cu,“ v« “ ° "
This to e .p *c la l-
De I j ix c Phaeton . .
In addition to im p o rtan t trium ph» in
g rreteet pianist m the world and ly
°/
yon have choaen to descend to onr
° / we* u th* ‘ '« rm e re w an t
De Luxe Sedan
.
G erm any, France and Ita ly , the Ford won
level. W hat a p ity !"— Kansas C U , to keep fro m spreading.
3
Chlorates
should
not
be
applied
Tow
n
Sedan
.
.
.
Star.
aix out o f acven leading places in a contest
M em bers of the LaCom us club
u ntil the weeds have attain ed full
I w ent to Eugene Tuesday and pieas-
grow th. Canada thistles should be
in F in la n d , first and second in the Kufaela
AU a rlr*. / . a. fc. Drtroli, pi»« /crig*« ««J 4s0asrr
| a n tly surprised M rs. H. K M e tc a lf,
sprayed as la te In bloom as pos­
S u b je c t o f F a m e « « P a ia t ia g
flaMjMrs a«d «par« tir* «aSra, at lew aesS.
a fo rm e r m em ber.
A 1 o’clock
sible. just before the seeds ripen
races In A rgentina, first and second in the
Briefly, the explanation o f the
luncheon was served and a social
and s ta rt to scatter. M o rn in g glory
| afternoon was enjoyed. T h e club I fktnoua painting called “the H u ­ m ay be sprayed any tim e a fte r the
i w ill m eet in tw o weeks w ith M rs. I guenot" ta as follow s: By order o f plants are in fu ll bloom.
the due de Oalse, issued before S t
| H A. M ille r.
4. Weeds or other plants treated
Bartholomew's day, “a ll good Cath­
w ith chlorates should not be dis­
olics" were enjoined to wear
T he E lm a rte s club held its last
turbed fro m the tim e
they
are
w hite scarf as a distinguishing
| m eeting of the sum m er Tuesday a f­
sprayed u n til late
the
follow ing
badge. T he young woman pleads
spring.
ternoon a t the home o f M rs. Charles
' H a ll. Bridge was the diversion and i v lth her lover as she atrlvea
5. A ll sprayed plants should be r«-
fasten the symbolic w hite scarf.
M rs. R a lp h Saltsm an
held
high
sprayed once o r tw ice to Insure
T h e lover w ill die In tha aaorulng.
score. D a in ty refreshm ents were
As one w rite r suggests, tha picture tre a tin g all plants th a t w are missed
served S u m m er flo w e r, w ere dec­
a t firs t and any new gro w th th a t
la rsmlnlscsnt of the famous Una
orations.
—♦ —
1 could not lova tha«, drer, ao has started. N o t more than 70 per
Cottage G rove chap ter o f the
cent o f the availab le supply of
muofc, I r y I not honor asor«.
E astern S ta r Is plan nin g a gold­
chlorates should be used a t
the
en Jubilee celebration fo r the eve-
firs t tre a tm e n t, the rem aind er
W o m e n 's W o r k la H om os
| nlng of July 24. I t is expected th a t
A survey of a group o f woman Ing required fo r follow -up w ork.
several grand chap ter officers w ill In d tle a of from 2..VX) to 50,000 pop
4. Sodium chlorate Is cheaper
be present.
nlatlon showed th a t tha average than atlaclde, but the fire hazard
tim e waa 51 hours a week, w hile In Is serious. Sodium chlorate should
T he U to p ia club w ill be e n te r­ cities o f 50.000 and upward tha av­ N E V E R be used n ear buildings,
tained T h u rsd ay afternoon. June erage waa a llttla more than 48 wooden fences, bridges or other
24, a t the home o f M rs. C. E. Frost. hours. T he farm women group aver­ r e a d i l y com bustible structures
W h ere sodium chlorate is used, the
aged more than 62 hours a week
M rs. W . A. H em en w ay was host­ making tha general average for all operators should w ear ru b ber boots
ess last T h u rs d a y afternoon fo r the women observed slightly more than and slickers so th a t chem ical may
be removed readily.
Social T w elve club, e n te rta in in g at 51 hours.
7. On account o f the fire hazard,
h er home west of the city. A d d i­
tion al guests w ere M rs. D. H . H e m ­
F r u it la cheaper and of better tw o or more men should w o rk to­
g eth er In using chlorates. Chlorates
enw ay. M rs. C la ra B u rk h o ld e r and q u a lity when In season.
should be stored tn fire p ro o f build
Miss Belle B u rkh o ld er of Cottage
Ings. D rum s should not be opened
Grove and M iss Tlllason o f Pleas­
DO1UENA.
In buildings, because e ith e r sodium
a n t H ill. A pleasant social a fte r­
o r calcium chlorate m ig h t s ta rt
noon was enjoyed and a delicious
(Special Is Ik s S m tla e l.)
fire years a fte r being spilled on
two-course luncheon was served.
June IS.— M rs. R u th
E ngland
T h e next m eeting w ill be a picnic spent several days last week In E u ­ floor.
a t the home of M rs. C atherin e 8cott gene ta k in g teachers' exam inations.
In order to assist L an s county
o f Lorane.
D ra in won 10 to 6 in a baseball p ro perty owners In th s lr weed con­
gam e played 8un day on the local tro l w ork, the county agent w ill
pool orders fo r sodium chlo rate and
diam ond.
be
E. P. R edfo rd le ft several days atlaclde. T h e firs t pool w ill
closed
M onday, June 23.
ago fo r T h e Dalles, w here he has
rented a ranch. M rs. R edfo rd w ill
A tlacld e Is availab le in 50-pound
100-pound, and 200-pound drum s,
leave soon to Join him .
/»/ m í ® z J
M rs. W . W . C h rism an returned w hile sodium chlorate can be p u r­
e ^ // ■
home last week fro m P o rtlan d , chased In 100 pound or 220 pound
where she had been receiving medl drum s. Those d esiring less than a
cal tre a tm e n t.
M rs. Chrism an's d ru m should arra n g e to purchase
health la reported to be Im proved It w ith o r fro m a neighbor.
M rs. C. H . Jennings and
M rs
E m it K ir k and d au g h ter E velyn
G a th e rin g L if e ’s Joy
motored to Eugene M onday.
T he Joy of life comes In Its by­ The fare is only a fraction
No matter wh« your aasissn
A t the annual
school m eeting
cwt
T h e insn seeking fame
M on day n ig h t C. H . Brooks waa re­ products.
destinarion it c u be indaded
more
than
an
ordinary
elected d ire c to r fo r three year« and Is a sorry man. I f Ills eyes are so
in one of Southern Pacific's
Clarence Peterson waa reelected closely on his objective that ha ticket to your destination
Q rd e Trips. A few irinandea
cannot see tbe things by the way-
| c le rk fo r one year.
T be miles we w alk or rids and bode.
are suggested here. Yon assy
M r. and M rs. J ack K ern s o f E u ­ side.
gene were visitor« Sunday a t the nre avenues of adventure I f ws
ff 9 / / / Z
reverse this order it you wish.
have the w it to see It.
home o f M rs. K e rn ’s parents, M r
rhink of s trip to tbe Ban
Summer escaaioo fares I s «
and M rs. J. B. Mosby. M rs. K arn s
that in d a d e t C alifornia, tbe
Thar ia one of Southern Pacific's
are in effect an and after M ay 22.
brother, G erald
Mosby, retu m ad
Incrsssing Radius
“ Then you know how
Spanish-American Southwest, a
] home w ith them fo r a visit.
O tele Trips. You double the en­
You have u n til October >1 ta
L ife Is livin ': In hlg: er c ir c le
good the Quality Market’!
bit of Old Mexico, the romantic
H aro ld W .
K ing, m athem atics these days.
T he mile we « a líe .,
joyment of any trip East when you
complete your journey.
teacher In the L aG rand e school, In the days o f feet have •»•com
food is, and how easy it is
Old South and quaint New Or-
use Southern Pacific's Four Great
Note these examples, aad tsapi
visited several day« last w eek a t th irty or forty. W om an
to prepare a delicious sap­
Hom
lesna. Then to your destination
Routes and go one way, return an­
the home o f a frie n d , F loyd M cL in
Then let the Southern Pacific a g «
Companion
per with it.”
and home thru the Canadian
F aye E n glan d and L it a Mosby
other. You órele as much of the
give you further details. He wffi
Rockies or on northern U nited
vlalted relatives In Eugene F rid a y
United Stares as you like at lo w
oe glad co show you bow so «aka
Nsa» "C om ebseh"
I and Saturday.
Sestea linea
mmmar font.
you travel dollars go
I t Is a rule in Britain's house
M a n y persons fro m here attended
the fu n e ra l o f M rs. Ben P itc h e r In o f commons thut members must
Cottage Grove S aturday.
M r«. he addressed nv “ honornhle mem­
S U N S E T C IR C L E
GOLDEN STATE CIRCLE
A certain M. P. who was
P itc h e r fo rm e rly lived In thia vici­ bers."
O V E R L A N D C IR C L E
$ 1 6 9 .7 0
called
to
order
for
addressing
ths
n ity. She waa a sister o f M rs. C lara
F red J. A nderson, Prop.
$
1
0
0
3
0
house
Incorrectly
got
out
o
f
It
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K ir k o f this place.
San Pfancisco, Los Angslss, ths
Free City Delivery
M r. and M rs. M iles W ic k s of E u ­ saying. “I much regret that I called Southwsst, S*u Antonio, New Or­
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San
gene spent Sunday a t the home o f you gentlemen."
Disgo, Hollywood, thru ths pictoa
na, then by boat to New York
OranMtohUlM hy
Phone 46
M rs. W icks' parents, M r. and M rs.
contino« thru ths O ld South by
M q u r Southwr«t, El P u ri (O ld Mea-
■alt Uha Cky. Doe a amdl nMh
C. H . Jennings.
Boswood M ads Sym bolic
«sii to Washington, Philsdslpbls,
Ico nearby), to Kan««« Clty.St. Louk,
dnaai fa n you anay suman «ksu
J. E. R edford and M rs. E . P. Red­
Boxwood was especially conse­ Nsw Yosk w n nldws s t lisstlnsilnni.
Chicago and other mid-wen points
ford w ere Eugene visitors S a tu r­ crated by the Greeks to Pluto, ths
day.
jroteetor of the evergreen trees, as
G lennie Scott o f C ottage G rove Is being symbolic o f the life which
vis itin g this week a t the home o f continus* through ths w lntsr In ths
her g randparents, M r. and M rs. W . infsrn al regions and In the other
W . Chrism an.
world.
F o r d M o t o r C o m p a n y
Add days in
C alifornia
to any trip East
><z
a t S u m m er Excursion Fares/
tht/n.
This is in deed y o u r grea test op p o rtu n ity
to g et
A u tom atic E lectric C ookery in th is b ea u tifu l w hjte
enam el H otp oin t R ange. It is the n ew est m odel and
has been ob tain ed fo r ou r cu stom ers E X C L U S IV E ­
LY. W e are o ffe rin g y o u a great sa v in g as we w ere
able to b u y at a v ery low
figu re through a large
q u an tity p urchase. Y ou have n ever before had such
an o p p o rtu n ity to
buy a fu ll
A utom atic E lectric
R ange at so low a p rice and such con ven ient term s.
Think— on ly $10 dow n and $7.75 a month p uts th is
w ond erfu l new ran ge in y o u r hom e com p letely In­
stalled.
Remember June 30th Is the Last Day—
Price Goes Up July 1st.
M ountain S tates P ower C ompany !
QieFriendJëBsÀ
Q U A L IT Y
M ARKET
forth*.
Southern Pacifie
T. M. BOYD, AGENT