The OXIEGON STATESMAN, Saletf, Oregon, Thursday Morning February 27, 1SS3
PAC2 EIGHT
Butter, Bntterfat and E
Late Session Bri
i
Prices
Drop
IlgS
Declines Run
Even One Cent
Only Butter Firsts Not
. Changed; Market For
Poultry' Firm
. Butter, butterfat and eggs drop
ped in price at the late session of
the Portland produce exchange
yesterday, according to Associa
ted Press quotations.
The exchange set a cent lower
price on butter extras at 35 cents
while standards and prime firsts
were down a cent to 3 4 i cents.
Firsts were unchanged.
Butterfat was quoted down 1
1 cents at 38-39 cents.
Eggs were off a cent with large
TJ S. specials at 23 cents, LVS.
extras and ' medium extras 21
cents.
PORTLAND. Feb. 26.-JP)-Harket
for poultry was firm to
day but prices in the main were
unchanged. Killers still report
shortage of light Leghorns. "
OniojPrke Steady
Onions showed a drifting tone
with the bulk of the Oregon sup
ply still held in store in a partly
frozen condition. Prices were
steady.
. Suggesting some betterment in
the demand for apples and espe
cially, the cheaper sorts, , was the
advance o! e lb. in Jumble of
ferings of Romes and Winesaps.
Country killed meat trade re
tamed a substantial demand as
well as firm price.
New potatoes were weaker and
lower with Florida 5-6c lb.
Hothouse cucumbers continued
in slow sale.
Asparagus price has been cut
as low as 12c lb. for fancy green.
Values Adjusted
On Share Market
Prices Irregular With
Trend Downward and
Variety Limited
Salem Markets
Grade II raw 4 per cent
milk. Salem basic pool price
91.82 per hundred.
Co-oi bnttei-rat price F.
O. It. Salem, 38c.
(Mil used en wml mental?
ntter:at average. )
Distributor price $2.31.
A grade butterfat Deliv
ered, 39 He; B grade deliv
ered 38c.
A grade prints, 87c; B
grade, 36 r.
l'nrc pud M growers by Salem bnyera.
(Tna price below, supplied by local
trorcr. are indicative ef the dailj market
but are not guaranteed br The States
an. )
(Bujlnj Price)
Calif, fresh dates, lb.
Pineapple. Hawaiian, ea.
Oranges, fancy
Choice
itaiinims. lb., on stalk -
Har.ds
LemoDs. fancy
Choice
I. imps, fresh, doi.
Grapefruit, Florida
Ariiona
Apples
Delicious, bu
.1
.35 H
3.25 to 5.00
2.50 ta 3.50
.0
.07
6.00 to 6.23
4.00 to 5.50
1.00
3.75 to 4.50
2.00 t 2.50
40 te
JO te
.75
.85
Spit, bushel ...
VEGETABLE
(Buying Priee)
New peas, Calif., lb .09
Rhubarb, hothonre .70, .80 and .90
Cauliflower, Calif., crate - 1.00
Lettuce. Calif., erate 2.00 to 3.25
Parsnips, lug 1.20
Sweet potatoes, crate 1.90
Danish squash eox ,. .30
Onions. Labish cwt. 1.25
Yakima, cwt. 1.85
Yakima marblehead squash, lb. .04
Cabbage. Oregon, cwt. 1.75 to 3.50
California, cwt 3.00
Carrots, local dos. .85
Celery hearts, doa. 1.50
Green peppers. Calif., lb. .15
Potatoes, So. 1. locsl 1.80
Potatoes, So 2. local 1.15
Spinach, Calif., 201b. crate 1.50
Texas spinach, hamper 1.65
Chinese cabbage, crate 1.40
Hothouse tomatoes 2.50 to S.00
Turnips, dozen, Calif. .63
Celery. Utah variety 2.25 to 2.75
Celery. Chula Vista 2.00 to 2.50
Artichokes, box .. 3.25
Crop Loss Fear
Puts Wheat Up
Dust Storms in Kansas Are
Cause For Two-Cent
Rise Near Close
CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-P)-Crop
damage fears that took stronger
grip of the wheat market today
hoisted prices nearly 2 cents a bu
shel, and carried May up to $1.00-
Just before trading was ended,
severe dust storms were reported
in parts of Kansas, with visibility
little better than zero. Indica
tions of considerably colder wea
ther tended further to suggest
serious harm to crops, owing in
I articular to abruptness of the
change from unseasonable high
temperatures of late.
Wheat closed strong .at the
day's top level, 1 to 1 cents
above yesterday's finish. May
$1.00-H. July 91-, corn
up, May 60TS-61, oats
advanced, and provisions unchan
ged to 12 cents higher.
Corn Belt Wet
Corn and oats were responsive
to wheat strength and to wet wea
ther over the corn belt.
Provisions rallied owing to bull
ish behavior to the cottonseed oil
market.
Demand For Wool Quiet
On Boston Market and
Little Business Done
BOSTON. Feb. 26. -(JP)- (U. S.
Dept. Agr.) Demand for wool
was very quiet in the Boston mar-
Radio Programs
Thursday, February 87
K0IS PORTLAND 940 Ke.
8:00 Organ Program.
8:15 Rambles la Rhythm.
8:45 Golden Jubilee Variety Show.
9:30 Mary Marlin, CBS.
10:45 Between the Book Ends.
11:00 Happy Hollow, CBS.
11:15 American School. CBS.
11:30 Federation of Business and Pro
fessional Women's Program, CBS
12:45 Book of Life.
2:00 Symphoneers, CBS.
2:15 Jimmy Farrell. CBS. u
2:30 The Chicagoans, CBS.
8:45 The Goldbergs. CBS. -
9:00 Feminine Fancies, DLBS. 1
4:30 Oreran Moodi, CBS.
4:45 Reflective Moods, CBS.
5:00 Three Brown Bears. CBS.
5:15 Kddie Dunstedter, CBS.
5;30 Bruna Caaagana Orchestra.
6:00 I -eon F. Drews, Organ.
7:00 Horace Heidt Brigadiers, CBS.
7:30 Msreh of Time. CBS.
8:15 The Other Woman's Diary, DI.BS
ket. In domestic wools, very little
business was transacted except on
clean-up lots. Trade was slower
than last week on foreign wools.
Manufacturers were not as keen
as they were for spot foreign
wools, while they were reported to
be buying some wools In foreign
markets, the new orders for pur
chases abroad have fallen off.
9:30 Weaver ef Melody.
9:45 Sterling Young Orchestra, DLBS.
10:00 49igi Royse Orchestra.
10:30 The Tops.
10:45 Larry Lee Orchestra. DLBS.
11:00 Dorsey Orchestra, DLBS.
11:15 Bittick Orchestra. DLBS.
11:30-12 Ted Dawson Orchestra, DLBS.
KOW PORTLAND 620 Xc.
7:05 Happy Jack, SBC. j
7:15 Dan Harding'a Wife. SBC
7:30 Cleveland Orchestra Work Shop,
NBC.
7:45 Master Builder, NBC.
8:00 Cha. Jacobs. Trumpeter, NBC.
8:15 Stories in Song. XBC.
8:30 Pair of Pianos. XBC.
10:80 Budgeteers, XBC.
10:45 Silverberg Concert Ensemble,
XBC.
11:00 School Broadcast. XBC.
12:00 Forever Young. XBC.
12:15 Ma Perkins. XBC.
12:30 Vic and Sade, XBC.
12:45 The V Spills. XBC.
1:00 Betty and Bob, XBC.
1:15 Clinic.
1:30 Girl Alone. XBC.
1:45 Tintype Tenor, XBC.
2:00 Pedro Via Orchestra, XBC.
2 :30 Tribute to Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, NBC.
3:00 Woman's Mazaiine, XBC. ,
4:00 Easy Aces, XBC.
4:15 Did You Know!
4:20 Orchestra.
5:00 Rudy Vallee, XBC.
6:00 Lanny Hoss Presents Showboat,
XBC.
T:00 Masle Ball, NBC.
8:00 Aaaos 'a' Andy. XBC.
8:15 Portland Symphony Orchestra.
9:15 XBC.
9:45 Don Bestor Orchestra, KBC.
10:15 Masieal Moments.
10:30 Archie Loveland Orchestra.
11:00 Ambassador Orchestra, XBC.
11:80 Palace Orchestra, XBC.
12 -.00 Weather.
TEX PORTLAND 1 180 Ke.
6:30 Musical Clock.
7:30 Financial Service, NBC.
7:45 Christian Science. ,
8 :00 Honeymoonera, XBC.
8:15 Wendell Hall. XBC.
8:30 U. 8. Navy Band. XBC.
9:00 Simpson Boys. NBC.
9:15 Toley and Glenn.
9:30 Sara Moore, XBC.
9:45 Ted White. XBC.
10:00 Keyboard Capers.
10:15 Hints to Housewives.
10:30 Home Institute.
10:45 Dot and Will, XBC.
11:00 Words and Music. XBC.
11:32 XBC Music Guild. XBC.
11:55 Market Reports.
12:00 Western Farm and Home. XBC.
1:00 Woman's Radio Revue. SEC.
2 :00 Financial and Grain Reports.
2:30 Organist, XBC.
2:45 Congress Orchestra, XBC.
3:00 Soloist, XBC.
3:15 Harry Kogen Orchestra, XBC.
3:25 Mickey Gillette. XBC.
3:35 Talk by John B. Kennedy, XBC.
3:45 Charioteers, XBC.
4:00 String Time, XBC.
4:15 Cliff Xarnrro. NBC.
4:30 Console Capers. XBC.
4:45 Mello Cello. XBC.
5:00 Music is My Hobby, XBC.
8:15 Everybody Sing.
8:45 Paradise Orchestra. XBC.
9:30 Book Chat Richard Montgomery.
10:00 Mark Hopkias Orchestra, KBC,
10:80 Bat Tabarin Orchestra, NBC
11:00 Way Back When, NBC.
12 :00 Weather and Police Report.
INTRODUCE
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KOAC COSVAXLIS S50 Xc
9:00 Hons em a k era' Hour "Wayne,
and Jane."
10:45 KOAC School ef the Air.
12:00 Noon Farm Hour.
1:15 World Book Man.
1:30 What the Educators art Doing.
2:00 Lesson in Spanish.
2:30 Home Garden Hour - "Garden
Design" A. L. Peck.
8:00 "Catching the Rhythm" Ber
nard Hinshaw, Associate Profes
sor of Art.
4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls.,
5:00 On the Campuses.
6:00 Dinner Concert.
6:15 Portland Better Businesa Bureaa
"Swindles to Suit."
6:30 Farm Hour.
7 :30 Radio Shorthand Contest Prof.
H. T. Vance.
8:15 KOAC Drama Guild "Buckskin
.Needles' Ruby gcullen.
8:45-6:30 Symposium - University of
Oregon and University of Wash
ington "What Permanent Re
lief Poiicv Should be Adapted."
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POLLY AND HER PALS
The Acid Test
By CLIFF STERRETT
Rutabagas, cwt
Green onions, dozen
NUTS
Walnnta lb
Filberts, lb.
1.35
.40
.. .10 to
.14 te
aora
t Buying Price)
Clusters. 193.V lb., top
Fugglcs. 1935. top. lb.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26 JP)- A
continued adjustment of values
threaded its way through the
stock market today with prices
for the most pan Irregularly low
er by a minor margin.
The -volume of trading at 2,
.023,055 shares was slightly under;
the previous day. and the number
of issues traded also was restrict
ed. During the final hour, after
the mold of the market had been
formed, buying and selling slowed
to. a walk.
The steels were mostly lower,
both U. 8. Steel and Bethlehem
being off fractions to over a point,
buf Midland Steel products was
traded" actively at a 4-point ad
vance on the day.
The Associated Press average
of 60 tttocks declined .4 of a point
to 60.5. reflecting a slowing down
after three days of great reductions.
Dental Clinic Is
Slated Today at
St. Mary School
MT. ANGEL. Feb. 26. Word
waa received today from Mrs. Ir
ma S. LeRiche. county nurse, that
arrangements have been made for
a dental clinic to be held at St.
Mary's public school Thursday.
All the children of the school may
have their teeth examined with
out any charge. F. A. Reiling and
R. O. Appleby, local dentists, will
conduct the examinations with
Mrs. LeRiche in attendance.
March 10 has been set for a
general health clinic for members
of the local 4-H clubs. This will
be conducted by Dr. Vernon A.
Douglas, county health officer.
WOOL AND H0HAIB
(Buying Price)
Mohair
Medium wool
Coarse wool
Lambs
EOOS AND POTJLTST
t Buying Price of Andresens)
Extras
Medium extras ,
Standards ..
Medium standard
.14
.18
.10
.18H
.29
.29
.27
27
.18
.17
.17
.16
(Andresen ft Son Buying Price)
Heavy hen. 4 or over
Heavy liens, over 6 lbs.
Cplored mediums, lb.
Medium Leghorns, lb.
Light, lb
Stag, lb.
Old roosters, lb.
Colored fiys. lb.
.16
.16
.14
.12
Jl
Xfl
.06
.17
.15
White Leghorns, frys. lb.
MAK10N CREAMERY buying prlccs-
l.tve Poultry. No. 1 stock
Heavy hens, under 6 lbs. .
Heavy hens, over 6 lbs.
Medium colored hens, lb.
Leghorn hens, over 3H lbs.
Leghorn hens, light
Colored springers -
Old Roosters lb.
Stags
Rejects
.16
J6
.13
.13
.11
.16
.06
.07
.05
Kggs Candled and graded
Large extras
Large standards
Med iuiu extras
Medium standards
Undergrade and pullets
.18
.17
.17
.16
.14
Gardeners' and
Ranchers9 Mart
TUEXET MARKET
Fancy young hens. lb. .0
Fancy young torn:, lb .20
LIVESTOCK
iRuring Price)
l.ambs 00
F.wes. lb. - 03 to .04
Yearling lambs 05 to .06 4
Hogs. 130-160 lbs 9."5 to 10.50
160-210 lbs, top 10.75 to 10.85
210-250 lbs., top 10.25 to 10.50
Sows
Steers
Dairy type cows
Beef cows
Bulls
Heifers
Veal, top
Dressed vesl. lb.
Dressed hogs
GEAIN AND HAT
Wheat, western red
White. No. 1
Barley, brewing, ton
Feed barley, ton
Oats, milling, ton ,
Feed, ton
Hay buying prices
Alfalfa, valley
Clever hay .
Oata and vetch, ton
8.00 to 8.50
5.00 to 6.00
1.50 to 4.00
4.00 to 5.00
4.50 to 5.00
8.00 to 5.50
10.00
.13H
.w .15
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 26.-;P)
-The early gardener's and ranch
er's Eastside market showed a
slight increase in supplies Wed
nesday. A limited demand prevail
ed and price changes were few.
Lettuce s a 1 e s were reported
fair with prices ranging between
11.75 and 12.75 a crate.
Spinach Per box, 81.35.
Carrots Per dozen bunches. 60-70c.
Beets Lug, 40-50c.
Dry onions U. S. No. 1, 100 lb. sack,
91.60-1.75; No. 2, 81.10-1.30.
Green onions 40-55e.
Cabbage Crate, local, 91.50-1.75; red
cabbage, $1.65; California, 91. 75-2.75.
Cauliflower California, crate, 81-40.
Radishes Per dozen bunches. S5e.
Celery hearts Per dozca bunches.
91.75.
Celery Held packed, rip, erstt,
93.25; dozen hunches. 91-1-50:" Califor
nia. 83.25.
Apples Spitzenbergs, Hood River, 45
65c. Potatoes Local, per 100 pound sack.
91.40-1.65.
Parsley Per dozen bunches. 30 45c
Lettuce California. 81.75-2.75.
Tomatoes Oregon, hothouse, lb., 12
20c. Turnips New crop, dozen bunches,
60c,
Squssh Hubbard, 3 4 c ; Marblehead,
3c.
Cucumbers Hothouse, doz., 1. 10-1. 60.
Pumpkini 1-1 4c par pound.
Sweet pota'oes No. 1, 92; unclassi
fied, 81.75.
Parsnips Per lug. 91-1.50.
Garlic Pound. 10c
Orange California Navel. $2.75-5.
Tangerines California, $1-75.
Rutabs?as 100 lbs. $2.
Rhubarb Extra fancy. 15 lb. box. $1;
fancy. 90c; choice. 75e; pie. 60c.
Brussels sprouts Pound. 8-12c; crale.
85c.
Asparagus Pound, 14c.
General Markets
; ' PRODUCE EXCHANGE
J PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 26. (AP)
-: Frodne exchange net prices:
Batter Extras, 35e; standards, 36c
; rim firsts, 34 He ; firsts 34c.
Bntterfat 88-39c.
' Krg Large V. 8. specials. 23e; U. &
extra. TJ. 8. medium extras, 21c.
30
Indust.
Today 78.2
Prev. day 78.8
Month ago 77.3
Year ago 53.1
1936 high 80.6
936 low 73.4
Portland Grain
" POBTLASn. re rfeb. J, AP
Wheat: 4pB High Low- Close
-Mr U84 ; 83 84 . 95
u (u.i4Ht- ?94 784 - 79
. September .77H 78 H 1TM U
Ch: Big Bend braestem. 13 per cent.
91.28; do, 12 per cent, 91.20; dark
hard winter, 13 per cent, 81.11H ; do, 11
per cent, 98c; aoft white, western white,
northern spring, hard winter, western red,
86. - -
Oata, No. 3 white 928 to 924.
. Com. No. 3 eastern yellow, 832.25..
Willrnn. 918 to 818.50. .
Today's ear receipts: Wheat, 25; floor,
9; eon,'!; hay, 7.
Today -.- 93.0
PreT. day
Month ago 81,1
Year ago 82.5
1936 high 94.3
1936 low 86.9
1935 high ... 87.8
1935 low 43.8
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore- Feb. 26. (AP)-
(U8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: Receipts 70
' including - 271 direct. Market mostly
steady. Sons early sales strong to lOe
-higher. Good te ehsles 185-220 lbs
911. 10-11 J5. Host 1st sales around
911.15. Weights 230-260 lbs, 810.50
10.75; heavier down to 810; 125-155 lbs,
-' 810.60-10.75. Packing sows largely, 99-
8.50. i seder pigs quotable, 910.50-11.
.. Cattle: Receipts 100 including 26 di
- twetr calves 15. Market active, FuUy
steady. Common to medians steers, 95
',6.85. Good feeder steers quotable 97 and
. above. Few heifers, 65-6; light cattery
kind down te 33.75; low eatter and eut
v ter cows mostly 92.75-8.75 ( common te
- medium. 4-4.7S; good beer cows to
95.35. Balls 95-5.50. Good, to choice Teal-
era quotably 99.50-10.50.
t Shews: Receipts none Market nominaL
-.- Ood tracked-in lambs aaleable aroaad
69.50. Choice load lata quotable tv 910.
rat ewes suotabty 94.25-5. .;. .-
! Portland Produce
; TOETLAMl.JOrcV rb, 36. UP)
. Batter . ftisti, A trade, sse Jb. m
earchment wrapper. 89e lb. in eartoaa: B
, I grade, parchment wrapper,'. 87 lb.;' car-;
tons, sse lb. - '
. RattjWKSlavtlaiid Jallarv A trada
' deliveries at leaat twice weakly; 39-dOa
.80
.82
2S.00
21.00
.23.00
...21.00
.18.00
.11.00
.11.00
Stocks and Bonds
February 26
STOCK AVERAGES
(Compiled by The Associated Press)
1
1985 high
1935 low
76.3
49.6
15
Rails
37.2
37.5
34.3
21.3
39.7
30.2
31.2
18.5
15 60
Util. Stocks
48.5 60 5
48.5
47.7
23.2
50.8
45.0
44.7
21.6
BOND AVERAGES
20
Rails
10
tndnst.
103.7
103.7
103.2
95.1
104.1
102.2
102.2
' 40.0
60.9
59.1
S7.7
f.2.5
55.7
56.1
34.8
10
10
Util. forei'a
101.4
101.3
101.9
88.5
102.3
99.8
99.8
64.8
71.1
71.3
70.9
69j
71.4
69.6
70.4
42.2
B rrade cream for market Buying
price, butterfat basis. 53 e lb.
Eggs Buying price i wnowunn .
Fresh specials, 21-22c; extras, 31e; stan
dards, 19e; extra medium, 17e; do, me
dium firsts. 15e; undergrade, 14; pal
lets 12e dozen.
Cheese Oregon triplets, 17c; Oregon
loaf, 18c Brokers will plsy ent be
low quotations.
Milk A grade. Portland amivery.
58 He lb.; bntterfat basis tor 4 per cent.
ranntrv meats Selling price o retaii-
mrm: eountrv kilted Dogs, nest Dstcners,
nder 150 lbs, 15-15 H ",ira.
Xe, 1. 15-15He lb.; light and thin. 10-
13c lb.; heavy, t-lle lb.; cotter cows.
7-8 lb.; canner cows. 6-7e lb.; bulla,
8H-9fl lb.; lambs, 1617c lb.; medium.
12-I3e ib.: ewes, e-ioc id.
Mohair Nominal contract price. Bsc
lb.
Caaeara bark Buying price, 1935
peel, 2e lb.
.V x r 1 . .i-H TD. T
noultrv Portland delivery buy
the price: Colored hens, aver 4 lba..
17-lBC lb.; nnaer ids., s-io i.
r ..k-ra am IU lbs 14-1 5c lb.
under 3tt lhs, 15-16e: Leghorn liroilers.
8 lbs. and down, 19e lb.; springs, 3 lbs.
and ap, 19-20 lb.; colored springs. 3
ik. - nn 19-SOe lb.: roosters. 8-Be lb.:
Pekin ducks, yennf. 14-17s lh.j geese.
11-12 lb.,
rtaiMfi Are r mi 81.73 Mr 100 lbs.
t.,.,m lrl. 11.50 cental: Klaza-
ath. 31.6V1.75 cental; 8csppoose Netted
Oetm, 31.50-1.69 cental; DeschnUi Kst-
ted Gems, 31.85-1.7 S eenmi. -WmI
1936 contracts, nominal: wd
lametta.' valley, znedjum. 30e lb. ; coarse
and. broad. 29e lb; eastern Uregon, isc
Ib. ' .
. Hay Selling price of wholesa1m : AV-
falta. Ke. 1,- 615-15.50; eastern Oregon
timothy. 917.50-18 tea; Willamette val-
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r ' -11 a, 11 c. 11 i 1 ur 1 1 . ran 11 -Ai u i tv, l s 9 . t i- 11 3 vi
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By BRANDON WALSH'
SEE . MQ TRADEO. AIN'T
THIS TME GRANDEST CAP
VOO- EVER SAW IM VCXJR
VrVHOL LIFE ? I GUESS
MR. BULLlOKl MUST BE
AWPUC RICH I
HE'S THE RICHEST MAM IM THE VAajRUDNMIEJ
he's a err gaudy for my txte alwavs
BOASTiMG ANO BRAGGthJG AKIO IN SPITE
OF THAT THERE S SOMETHING I LIKE ABOUT
HIM. MAYBE ITS WS MONEY
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2ERO-MG?. BULUOKfe
IS JUST ui:e a
FsMACE IM A FAIRY
BOCK GOLD ANO
SILVER a- AN' ALL
IOMOS OF COLORS
JUST LIKE A
BAINIBOW
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f.; O grada at snarkai. 120-18; elevar. 1X-1S srtUn4.
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REAL GOLD CUPS ANO
SAUCERS AnT PLATES-.
AN MORE SERVANTS,
THAN I COULD COUNT-.
AN'THEY ALL WEAR
SWELL CLOTHES JUST
LIKE MEN VU-O STAND
OUT in FRONT OP
MOVIS SHOWS
I AM A GRADUATE OF THE SCHOOL OF
HARtXrsiOCXS ANU L MlTs I tJJNr-fc
-TL4KS. i tttle run O. AKJKIlE. ROONPY. IS '
THE RRST ABSOLUTELY UNSELFISH PERSON
"IS
Jn
I SELDOM ASK FAVORS I
HAVE FOUND THERG ARE NOT
MAKr THINGS IN THIS WORLD
THAT MONEY CANNOT BUY BUT I
ASK MJU AS A FAVOR AQRCAT
FAVOR TO LET LITTLE ANNIE
BE MV OUCST. ASK ANYTHING
vrst i sjlai t K DPTt 7vi FOR
t-- - j THIS FAVOA