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Newspaper Page Text. ; o -- -i - i , V "' 111!; GaGO bxAlJu.fcilAIJ SAL. J, OiuUti 1 j - - e , , -.1 , - - 11 J" ' '' " "" . , ' "V . .. i ..- , i S i in a 1 11111 1 -- ; it II... 7EO IS WHO Below in numbered par agraphs are the names of the bus iness firms and the answers in ;the ''Who Is -Who" Contest that was published in the Oregon Statesman, February 11th aridHth, 192G , j : . ; u i:1 Y - : i , This list together with present awards will be published in next. Sunday's paper, February 23. . . Salem Wicker Furnitpre Co.-fearsOur first Special Sale saving 10 to 40. : v ; ,., .. i ; Lena Belle Tartar Vocal Music, , 1 Penn" Mutual Life Insurapce Co,Geo. D.; Alderyi-- Homwe VV. CarsonV Life Rate Eidoment.1 , r 4 .it 3 is .-t 4 I 5 6 Salem Travel Agency K. Burgard Iftlgel, all Tours and Routes, Steamship Lines. . - - J 7QjmneIl & RobJ-i-Kathryh L. Gunaell. p Fairmount Dairy,, 010 S. Commercial St., "Perfectly j Pastuerized.1 Dr. O. L. Scott, 14 years. oazaov tat3Haj auto scstsst ut r r candidates io a. ml, so tint M erne 0F Salem Allen. Mrth . Mrirr t .. Arpke, JJLelen Bovnta, Bath . . Ban-try, Ta Vinia ... - ' Bealh. EyMyn Parrmrd, Donald''.-.: Hoyra, 8am : '. Bob wetl, Ted. . : Campbell. Kannetk H Crmus. Prl Crowther, Urt. B. 8. Dahlin, Patrick ncdhL-OU W Edwards, NoraI- Ellsworth, Medlar?. Faadrich, Mri . Fouraier, Lieon . Feller. : MiRi Braie Garrett. Robert j Greenwood. . Fraacea If. Gronke, Mrs. lo ........ j Godatty, Uori' , - UaiBjkforth, ' Mra. . Grime Effie . HaU. "Mis . O. Hyde. Elisabeth Haye. LnciiB- Heasler, MraK Henderson, Taye ......., Hutebiion. Prank : . lUrrey, V ra I Heiaeck, KuLh , Hickman. CUr. lluddleaton, Mra. Leo . UeUsel. FreJericJi . Mow-; Mra. Will . Kendriekj'on. Bobbie .. Headea. i i .,--i Irwia. Mr. May Irwiaj Gladys . luair, Cecil Jepeen, DalHert .... JudaOB. Mildred . Keener. Warren . Kreba. Mrs Martha Kemans, Mrs Afnea . Ueavell. Mrs. Ueo. M. ... CAIRV Tht Tat J tJU" BtttUd Tk Sanitary Way - F. N. Woodry.4610 N. Summer St.-H5ummer and Nor ' way Sts., 10 years,, ; . : v , Capital City Co-Operative Creamery Co:, 10 years, j Maytag Shop, 437 Ferry St.- -U. 6. Keithum 2218. Sheelar Auto Wrecking Co;, 6 yeara. - - Joe Williams Co. Joe Williams Willard, "A" and "B." Larmer Transfer Co. 16 years. " , . . Pickens & Haynes, All fcold-256V257. ' kelson Bros., 335 Cheiejcela SL, J5 years, 11'" f '1 -4 . ; - . ; -'' , C. iG. Miller Fada-Zenii;hMagnaJbpx. ' . ' ' : , , - j . W. J. Porter Store; Mrs. W. J, Porter 1? years Zoset Tire Cr. Seiberling Tiresw t J.' C. Monumental Works; Capital City Monumental i Works 12 years Stockton Monument. Mike Panek, J5 S. Commercial St. r Capital City Transfer Co.-Storage, 10 years. Peerless Bakery -Peerfe3s Bread 9 years. Theq, M. Barr- 34 jears. ; Atlas Book & Stationery Co., Corona Portable. . Cherry City Cleaners, '"The New Cleaning Fluid." , Irs. Jessie H.' Lammers, Art Needle Work. Specialty Shop Esprit d'Armour "Spirit of Love" Toilet Line. : Renska L. Swart. Salem Hardware Co. Winchester-eAcme Paints. John J. Rottle, 415 State St. Walk-Over. - t-H '- 1' -, -v, f . -j F. E. Shaf er 35 years. ; I I I ". j i i ; I XL B. Fleming 14 years, i , ' i (. r t " J , . ' " - - - - :' D. XL Mosherr-20 years. 4 'Capital City Bedding ;Cq, JlenQvtinigr 1 tresses, GW. Day King Neutrodyne. . Salem Bakery Co. 7 years. ' - f .- - .:.--" -i . : : v. '. -rf,7-.. , j. j , Pratt & V. Rasmussen J.5 years; 422 years. . -1 - . . Western Dairy Products 'Co; r Weath.erby, 1Q years. Modef Bakery Stewart & Fritsch Milk & Honey, j Standard CJleaners & Dyers 14 yers. EKBurrell-Phco. j. .J Howard' Corset Sho'p--Corset Artistique. 1 J f ! Frank Palm 35 years. . , . 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 8 39, 40 41 42 43 yfyf Capital City Laundry Co. 19 years. AC O. J. Sch!ei & Col, Crossett Shoes. ' rtO - i- j- ; ' ; , r , j . " '.; . . - f , ' .' : ' , AC North 'Commercial GarageH-Ixiwer Ford, i" to 3" Inches'. tO 1 ; ;?-? - - v i " fif Capital Business College-rW. I. Staley- 36 'year's, f;4 Jg Morris Optical Co. 10 years. -! AtXC'k Ifithy Tavaness Watches. gQ Trover Studio 31 yearsi, : - , - C 1 "E-' - B- Flake-lSt. Aadreaisburg Rollers "The . Canary 4 ; witi a: College Education'1 m : . .,...! . :C9.poughtoni'Sherwin. Case Cutleryl-Bass-irueters , paints; ',, , , ;' r, i u 53 IL ner"Mrs C' E Feller. 54 Crystal Swimming ; Pool M. , G. DopUsa $7.50 sW V;.. lessons,- - j ; v- , , t -r. : V -Q Lacy, s Lucille Launer, JJealah - ..... 'Lowe, Austin Iaae, - Francis ' Loreland. Florence Marsh. Mra. K P . Maw, ; BaaaeM Miller Irene MaUiewa. cloy din May. Velma. Miller. Ronald irwiwfiwr-u artin. Mrs. Ivaa MeVey. Mra. R. B. .... McAdams. Mrs. I, .... McKipney, Althea Lee Mnnkers, Version .' Naob.; Mrs. Mildred .. OnUott. Donald - brleeby. liraL Orville Pemfcetton, Iaora Pennington, Mrs J B Pbilliftrt, Helen ....... Pitt. Capt. Allen Regimbal, Mra. Mary Ritchie, Jennie. .... Rice, Margaret Roberta, Howard . Sanderum, ' AJgaa Khepard, Marvin Skopil, Mrs. Ralph .... Snyder, VieJet Swop, Mra O A Steiwer, Rnsaell -'. Sprarne, Peart Sharp, Mrs B A Buedin, Mr- L D Smith; Mrs. Jnav N. Smither, A "W Befaaffer, Christina, ; Bttrkeri Fky . Shnnki, Barbara ... Bandersoa, Alma ...j . Thompson, E. A. Thompson, E. Perry WiUiamw, . Nina Wiedeckehr. Jfahel .. Wheeler. Mrs. Belle .. Woolery, Cecil ...; Welrh. Elizabeth Wolf. Luia , Woodry. Mi B. Wols, Fay -. Wilson,' John WalAsr. Ctara Wells, Prank Yeater, Grace y Young, May , 4U0,fMM 890,400 410,V 47R.OOO 810,20(1 100.4O0 S00.4UU 200,800 100,400 100.400 48S.200 42&,0 V0.200 3i.eo 220,200 100.200 487.400 49300 48T.30C 4fl,W)0 49S.AO0 100.400 400.200J 340,200 fiS.200 806,200 60.000 462,600 i 816,200 . 150.200 ' 400,200 120.800 s 450.400 824,000 00,200 450.400 . 60.OO9 300,200 V-400,200 60.100 404.100 401.200 CO, 209 S0.400 180.400 400,200 ;!44,200 488.A00 75,200 '400.20O 330.400 60,400 000 100.200 60,000 120,200 4HI,U0U 04,200 481,800 484,400 800,100 50,100 100,400 4tft,900 70,200 24O.2Q0 250,000 110,400 440.200 497.900 400,200 800.100 80,400 41,900 60(000 450,500 499,000 490.O00 ' 6,400 483,200 450,200 64,200 60,000 400,200 90.SO0 . 60,000 60,400 '282,200 100,400 353,900 240,100 : 30O.10O I 322,100 820,200 . . 877.400 483,600 400,800 82,000 401,200 800,200 64,200 90.900 304,800 489,900 Hopkins. Msrranrite Hersehler;r, -Lonis Harper, 4 win , Hatch, Prsncis Hrnbeo, PlArin Jones, Mrs : Eff ie S Kaiser, Josephine .t: Keppincer, iVera s :...... Kellogg. Mrs. Vera - Keyt, ' 0 L L Klampe, V aimer Kleen, Francis Lais. Evelyn ; I.ytle, ' Elft , Loenty, Rahy ., , , Meeka, Miat Irma Milter, Mm j Floyd E. Morits, J. J. Mamra, Mrs Christina . Warhammeri Anna Miller. lini J. hf. Minden. Mrsi Marie Marshall. Theoiiere McClary, Ellsworth Neer, Mrs CLsrabelle K orris. Stanley OtiinL La Vera Page Dorothy Peavraall. Mia Qrace ... ,.... ..j Peebles, Bert Piser, MrsJ Jon Potta, 7 K. S; . PoweU. Mr. Jle Rafacable, Miss - Ray. Dorothy Rogan. K ' ' . - Hichards. Grace i Ross,' Bath ...... , . RoberUon, Mrs Art ' Savage, WiUara S--L.-- Sletton, Simon .i;.. Schmidt, Louise . ............... Scott. Gladys Scott. Miss Pearl , Bnoderly, Mra. Roy Bheman, Mra Nettie sVhlar, - Mrs. Oaird Smith, Raymond ,1. .... ftaaaiol, Clara . Stewart. Esther .v . Swan, Arcliie R. 1 8tnffer, Misa Alma Townaend, Mra. J. A. Townaend, Mra Lena Trank. MraT Oladya . Tweed. Mra. John , Vories, Raymond J .. Watt. Mrs. Abigail W. ... WeUer, Claire Weitenhonse, Mrs Ed Weatenhouae. Mia BtU Williama, ILHa Witsell, Kenneth Wynn, AlUt Yonng, Mrs. Mertin. C. Zinser, Marion .: 400,200 -410,200 150.900 819,200 ' 140,200 190,200 481.7O0 52,200 410,200 420t20 ' 300,200 '200,900 ' 480,200 ' 488.9O0 ' 890,400 14O.400 170,800 800,400 - 802,600 200,200 -' 198,400 -- '400,600 '320,200 - 20O.200 800,200 ' ' 160,200 ' 400,200 . 210,400 129.800 190,200 210,800 120,900 '400,900 400,300 80,400 a 00, 100 210,100 100,200 300,400 175,200 170,200 ' 90,400 490.600 140,900 200,200 491,900 96,200 100,200 271,332 240,190 80O.40C 493,300 1S0.200 429,200 190,400 800,106 140.400 95.200 495.900" ' 30O.10O 160,200 310,400 310,20a 425,900 4S3.400 490,400 . 390,200 LISTEN I" 6:00-10:00 KGW (491); 6r7 hour of f amillnvp ineladiesr 7 tr0,lediiic Artjsta series, Alan McQuhae. tenor; 7:80-9, eren Ingr services or First Congregav " tjonal cburcb; 1-10, ronceTt, i 7:15-9:00--KQP 31). First . Church pt Christ. Scientist. 6:30-11:00 KFI (467)). 1am " Angeles, Cal; 6:30, nightly do ings; 7-7;30, program; 7:30- . .8:30, pipe organ, Dan I. Mc Farland. organist; 8:30-9, clas pkj.liouf pr.ogram arranged by j- Virginia Fiohrlj 0-J; Mabelie Ilein and Jier Blue Bird band; " 1 0-1 1,' dance orchestra. 6:0-lO:3O-KNX (3JC).2 Holly- " wood. 6:30-7. Unitarian church aerricer &-9s Fir Presbyterian church ot lioUywoad;. 9-10:30, . program. :0-9:30 KTBI i29i. ' Las An . geles. : 6-7, yesner seryi.ee; 7:15 :3.0, evening seryice.' . 8:00-10:?0-KPp (.423)., San Francisco. ' 6-8:30, orchestra; 6:35-8:35, concert J orchestra; 8:35-10, program. -! tf:00-9:30 KFON (233). Long - Beach. -6:30, organ; 6:30-7, bulletin; 7:459, jerTiB. First Church of Christ, Scientist; 9- , 9:30, program. 33. No, 3 do, February JH Wi; March 33; April 32.5.0,; MiUruB1 Standard, February $23-. March $23.25; April S23.J5. ' IJvestock j. PORTLAND. Or., Feb." O. Cattle steady receipts none; calves none; Steers, goad JS-OQ. $1.7.5 : medium $7.25 $8.00; common 46.50 & $7.25; heifers, good $6.75 $7.50; common and medium $4.75$6.75r cows, good $5.75 $6.75; common and medium $4 $5.75i cannera and : cutters $2.50, $4.00; ibulls, . good beef fyearllngs excluded) $4.50$ $5.50; common to medium Lean ners and bolognas) $3.75 $4.50; calves, medium to choice (rallfc feds excluded) $8.50 10.00; rulls and common $5.60 $8.50; rMlpri. medium to choice $1J..00 $13.25; culls and common' $6 Jil-04. -' ' steady; receipts none; heavyweights (2,50 to 350 lbs.) medium, good aird' choice $13.00 $13.50; mediuw KIfht,- (200 to 250 poTjndH medium good and thotce $13.50 $14.00; light wt. 16 to 200 pounds) common medium good and choice $13.75 $14.15; light light, . ( 1 6 0 to 260 pounds), common, medium, good and hoice ,$13.06 $14.00; parking Hogs (rough and smooth) $ 10.00 $ 12.00 slaughter pigs, (90 to" 130) medium food and choice $12.75$13.50; feeder and Blocker pli (70 to ISO Jbs.) medium good a4 choice $13.50 $14.50.' ,---." Lifftt or oijr hogs aad roasting Union Rosier pomrTRT Adams, Mrs. A. G. . Antrlean, Jennie Archibald. Kvelya A.her, Eownnn Aapiawall, Mra Mao Barnes, Lawrence, Barker, Marios Bran'tner, Leota H. Back, Mrs. ts ..... Bohle, Fred- Brsdeir," Mr.-'Wlnnie ... Brown ellr MartUa Browttinr, Mra. Jred Brigre. Herbert Brytuit, Adda B. .. .j C spell, Luctle " Cammaelr, Miss Helen Corhoase, Marie - Coyne, Mra Reed .. Crane, densest O. Clark. Mra. K. .0. Clarh, Mrs. T. Cleveland, Esther Chandler, an, uuy Coe, Arfyle Cook. Lucile Cochran, Mra. JPrank ... Colan. Urn Lionel - Chatnun, Andrey ... C!rech, Mra. W Ciemnwa. Oifton Clymei, Mrs. Geo. v Dallas.' W s Deaeer, Mrs. Oscar Dennis,' J J' Farrjler, Ida .. Fee,; John IL, Jr. Gath, Arthur Gehlen, Mrs. Edna u Cirod, Mra Anna. Good. Mrs. Ada . Given, Ethel Goio. Francis Grabenhorst, Mra HanKerman, Mrs. jlicks. Mra- W. Humphreys, Mrs. Uobaon, Uasel 390,200 20O.400 180,200 900,464 114,200 190.200 84,200 41200 420,200 19O.90O 482,800 190,200 800..400 190,800 120,200 100,400 154,200 8oO,900 90,400 443,600 300.400 100,200 224,900 480.400 10O.200 80.T0O 400,400 1 80.200 233.900 100,200 f 00,200 00,100 M0.300 800,400 160,200 140,200 190,400 200.400 810.200 160,400 485,900 2QO.40O 900.400 150.200 890,169 400,400 200,400 160.200 "PicJ You EVer Stop To Think? By & la. Walta, taeratary ' Shawnea, i Okla Board of i QeinBerca Roland F. Andrews, editor of the Worcester, (Massachusetts) Telegram-Gazette, says: That the amazing thing Is not how many mistakes are made by newspapers, but how few. Within the space of a few hours each dally newspaper must collect the news of the entire -world from Timbuctoo to Kalamazoo, get it transmitted to the office of publi cation, get St into ,type,! get itlon the printing press and get it del ivered on your doorstep. When it reaches theie it contains from one hundred thousand to two hundred thouaand words .of reading .matter ejcJasive iof advertisements. Nqv-; eliats have been known to take a lifetime for the preparation of such' material. The newspaper must do it pver night, i That newspapers are the very human product of very human men. albeit, given to the leading of inhuman Uvea. Newspaper. men know more people to he strangers to than anyone else in the world. They constantly aeei to .inform themselves upon things In which iney nav not tne slightest .per-,) sopai interest. They have lamps for their; suns by night, curtains for thel;n?ght by day ; and they eat their is tippers in the morning And every day they give to every significant. J-happeplng In every part of the glqbe. I " " " . Newspapers are our .greatest educational ' force this despite their tendency' to set forth in colors the homical tendencies of the Katien jammer kids and the domestic (adventures ' of Andrew, Gump because hour by hour they place before 'the intelligence of all the world the news of the' ac ti Titles of all the' world for -the world's Intelligent Judgment, and verdict. No university can do that, TAKUIA TEAM 'WISH YAKIMA, Feb. 19. Dy Asso ciated Press.) Yakima hjub. school . debaters, upholding the xtegatiye jof the child labor1 re Vtrtctlpn iqu,e8tl?.n, won ' oyer the Walla Walla high school. . Baker Seventy-two rare of cattle ehJpped to coast in one jv-eek.- - " ' . . -. ; Oregon has 248 newspaper pub lications; seven pew ones started during 1925. .! r General Iarket3 I Portland Hay PORTlANP, Feb. 20. (By Asociated Press.) IJuylog prices valley timothy 320; dp eastern Oregon 322. 5Q; alfalfa 319.50 $20; clover, no.mlnal; pat hay $20; oat and vetch $21; straw $9 per ton. Selling prices 32 a ton more. Portland Grain fvtjttfH PORTLAND, Feb. ! 20. (By Associated Press.) Wheat, BBS hard white, February, March $148; April $1.49; hard white. BS, Baaxt, February; $1.47; March, AprU $1.48; soft white. March $1.52; Avrll $1.51; west erp white, March, April $11; hard winter, northern spring, March, AprU $1,4$; western red, arch'1.45. ,!pats Np. 2 1 36-pound white, feed, February, March,; April $28. V Corn No. J Ey shipment, Feb ruary $32 March ,$33.50; AprU " . -a Now id tKe liin to order for jtfci prnlI, plantings. Wo offer you a noost complete line of good varieties in Apples, Cherries, Pears, Apricots, feaches, Plums, Prunes, Quinces, Almonds, Walnuts, 'Filberts, Small Fruits, etc. ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ETC. Every home is made more valuable and more .. attractive by a suitable planting of QrnamentaJ Trees and Shrubs. Why delay? The sooner you get the plants set out thje better development they will make this summer, and the more pleasure you will derive from .them, j Cut Out This Ad On an order of $10.00 or more placed for this spring's planting, this Ad accompanying your order gives yqu a $1.00 credit. ' , : !'-. ADDRESS " ' . Oregon Niirseiy Company Orcnco, Oregon3 " f ' OR 217 OREGON PLDQ. v . ' Salem, Oregon CXPITAli TTPOGBAPHICAI. UNION KO. 3 10 President, Q. 9. vaai; secretary, M. D. PilkeaUm. afaata aeooad Satur day. aOO p. nu ' CARPENTKRS 0NIOT .KO, 1065 MeeU Thnra. eTening;. Arthnr Tuck er, president; Wm. Pettit, secretsry. Skilled mechanic! farnisaed. Pkene 1T. 8ALEM UNION LABEL. LEAGUE Meata at Labor HaU a call of iril dent. ) F. , W. i Sears, aacreUrrr Box 44a, Naiem. wa. JLodge Roster fBATEBKTAIi ORSES OS KAGLXS. meet err Wedaeaday. . Frateraitr iall, a . Ai, VBlMt m'j. :TU -. - KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MESTS AT . ' Fraternal HaU eTery Tveaday ealoc Viiitors larited. Fred DeaKam, O. C. ; ' Walter Laen. ; K. ot R. 8. t PntUfB air noralBf Cateep M jit) at Salaaa, eajitai pt Oragoa. :Locl Rates For Clsssif isd Advertising Oaa time L. Taraa time Biz times . Dailjr or 8bo'7 i , -, 3 ceata par word - S eeats per word - 8 eeata par word 1 aaa. daily and Boa. SO aaata par word la order to aara the aaoro thaa one time rata. adrertUement most ma la eoBaecativ isaaaa. No Ad. taken for laaa tnan 35 miU. ' Ada. rsa Saaday ONLY eaarced at aaa-tima rata. . ; i.. jLdrertiaeaeata (exeapt ! Faraaaala acd fiitaationr Wanted) will no taken ar tna talaphoM If tan advertiaar U m anuaerioar to paona. j flTa. Rtstesmaa will raeelra alTar tiaemfsta at aaf tune of the day ar Blgnt, ' 0 . insara pivpor eianiiesr ieaa ads. ahould be In befn-e T f. am. 3 TELEI IHfSX S3 UK B8I . . . , ..ft - r- ... ' I ' '.': ''.'II i - v ' - - - ' ... Blamks That Are Legal W carry la ctocc over 115 le&l blank euitei to most juy brjs&es? trftruacUHna. 'iVm niay have t the form yon axe lookinjc for 4 a Kivlng a? CQtpparM made to order forma. j ! j gome of the form: Contract of Sale, Road Notice, Wifl forma, Assisrn raent of Mortgage, Mortgage forms, Qnit Claim Deeds, Abstracts form. Bill of Sale, Building Contract, Promissory Notes, Installment Notes, General Lease. Pover of Attorney, Prune Books and Pads, Scale Re ceipts,' Etc These forms are carefully prepared for the courts and private use. Price on forms ranges from 4 cents to 16 cnts apiece, and on not tiopks fxom 2? to i0 cents, i i f i ' aa . ! . i " . -" . . j . I -i- " 4- . - , . 1 : ; i -.-h PRINTED AND FOR SALE BY I The Statesman Publishing. Co. LEQXLt BLANK HEADQUARTERS - At Bosiness Office. Ground "Floor Money to lloan .: ' j On Real Eatata ; - r - T, C- FORD j. COrar Ladd at Baak Bank) ' . jj - i ADVJ5RTISINO ! HONEST ADVESTISINO Theaa eol nnta innst ba kept free from anyttinf of a questionable a a tare. Misrepreien. tationa ' will ao bo tolerated. If or . aaation showint any questionable in tent on the . part ot the advertiser hoold ) reported to ta ia nawa paper or the Salem Ad Clob. Auio Tops 6EK ITS FOR TO J? AND PAINT 'WORK. O. J. Boll Anto Top and Paint Bhew. 27 S. CommeTeial. i.- 'Saietf I Help Wanted Male 11 WOOt CHOPPERS WANTED," 305 ORE gon Bldg. - ! ' . " , 1 ... "llfg- ALL liMEX-WOMJCS. ia-60, ! WANTING to qualify for' government positions, $140-9225 monthly,, bona or traveling, ' write Mr. Oiment, 318-A ! St. Looia. Mow immediately. ' . . . - ! . X1F21 RELIABLE MAN i IN EVERT TOWN and city to distribute free aair' -a. ad- i .,yeriiBiB-.;nttet,J ete. No f Ex perience unnecessary. Outdooia-ork. Good pay. . . Write quickly for eon , traft. Superrio, Colombo,' 5153 North Clark St. Chit-ago; Illinois; ' 11F81 - Help Wanted-Female 13 v WOMEN-WORK HOME MAKE $5.00 sis hour' work. Digrnified-l No. aeliinf. 'Enclose, stsmp. Consolidated Oard, Co., 128 .No. WellaSW Dept. W518,- Chi cago. - . s 13F21 ADDRESSING Efi VELOPEg, EXPERI enca nnnecessary; ambitiob "persona . may earn $15-$45 weekly daring spare ' time at! home. - No "outfits!" '. to buy ; everythin- luraished free. 4'Pteaaan. diftnifled work for honest,- sincere per sona. FRANKLYN. PRODUCTS COR porationi 1032 VanBnren, CWcaro, 111.' pies excluded;- In above quota tions.) ; j - . . Sheep, steady: receipis one; Iambs, good aBd choice. Mt, Ad ams,lj$13.00$14.00; lamhs'med ium to good,'. yalley.. 112.50 heivy weights (92 lbs. up) $ 0. 6 0 $ 1 2. 5 0 ; all weights calls and i common - J12.00; yearing wethers medium t6 eh. $9.0d$11.59; ewes, commoa to choice 5.SjOS.50; cacaers and culla 1 2 .5 0 ? J 5.5 0. - f j r. I uncus tpjtf ; :r U ?i ! SV " ' . : ' : : ' : .' - i- ..' . . l - .. ' 8 J , . I . I r- Ti il. J - -rwirx '."t; Mtw I -1 TX'TsZ ' T W,' ifMXT I I ( THIUK TVV$ l ) ; , 5 I I ; ' ' . I ! -I"1 ' ? ; &f i :; A.A U JS, imrnmpMom, h.y, vv..l -: rYj'-SV-: 'M:t .-tu:A ""-int v '--i NiByctt: iLll nZhJTrC l Walter:', valtR!.V rn(fyrr Jri-rrVsXl,' " C ',: I .TIED TO THE. r-J Hull Auto Top h Paint Coi 6 years. Vi ; 1 J . I, .4 . .. -t ii - . . . .-, ' T, . " - .....