The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 21, 1938, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT TItfe BBNfr BULLETIN, BEND OREGON, SATURDAY, V AY211 M3 STOCK TRADE IS UNSETTLED Czech Situation Puts Markets Down Drop in Steel Operations 'X Also I' actor Among Wall St rectors ' MARKETS AT A CLANTF. , (lly Uniui Vtmmi Slocks lower in quiet trade. Bonds Irregularly lower and quiet; U. S. Kovornincnls touch new 19:8 highs. Curb slocks irrcnulnrlv lowc-;-. Foreign exchange lower; guilder weak. . Cotion sliuhtlv higher. Wheat fractionally higher; corn about steady. . Rubber lower. New York. May 21 (LP) Uncer tainty over the Czechoslovakia!! sit uation and a sharp drop in steel on- erutinns at Pittsburgh unsettled the stock market today. Trading was moderately active. Prices registered losses ranging to 2 oints. Bethlehem Steel dropped to 4&t off 2 and U. S. Steel was down lVj lit' 4.1. ' Before New York opened the Am sterdam market was weak, reflecting uncertainties in Czechoslovakia. The situation was considered alarming. ' Other adverse market factors in cluded delay in President Roosevelt's signing of the tax bill, but there were several favorable Hems. tTincipal was the speech by William O. Doug las, chairman of the securities and exchange commission, who promised cooperation with the stock exchange in eliminating abuses and said the object of the commission was to give the exchange broader policing power. with the commission standing in tr.e background. Another item construed as favor able was the effort of a senate com mittee to prevent use of WPA funds for construction of utilities in com petition with private companies. Utility shares held better than other sections early, but prices sagged be fore the close. Railroad issues yielded fraction ally. . Johns Manville lost 3 points and losses of 2 points or more were noted in U. S. Gypsum, Allied Chemical, DuPont, and Owens Illinois Glass. Declines of a point or more were made by Allis Chalmers, Westir.g bouse Electric, American Metals, Boeing Airplane, Chrysler, Doug Jas Aircraft, Glenn Martin, Loews, McKecsnort Tin Plate, Oliver Farm, Sears Roebuck and Union Carbide. Dow Jones closing stock averages: industrial, 113.25, off 1.74; rail, 21.73, off 0.17; utility, 19.0... off 0.11; 70 stocks, 36.08, off 0.45. Stock sales approximated 290.000 shares against 230,000 shares in the shott session a week ago. Curb stock Sales were 56,030 against 42,000. 'Portland. Or., May 21 (LP Hoes: peek's total 4210; compared week ago market mostly 25c higher after losing part of mid-week peak; late sales 175 to 210 lb. drive-ins $8.50, mid-week top $8.75 with bulk $8.60 down; carlot top $8.60 Monday, quot ed to $8.75 later; weights above 220 lbs. and under 160 lbs. renalized 50c and more from prevailing top; pack ing sows mostly $6-6.25; feeder pigs $7.75-8.25. Cattle: week's total 2850, calves 325; compared week ago, diminishing supply dry fed cattle 25c and more higher, grassers strong to mostly 25c up, closed active on lower priced kinds; week's extreme top steers $9.50 for experimentally fed. load, best commercially feds $9, other dry feds $8.75 down to $7.75; load good Cali fornia grassers $8.50, others $8 down, common grades down to $6; two loads fed heifers $8.50; common to medium heifers $5.50-7.50; low cutter and cutter cows $3.50-5, late sales $4 up, fleshy dairy type cows $5-6, few to $6.25; good beef cows $6.25-7, Cali fornia grass cows and heifers $6-7.25; bulls $5.25-6.50; top vealers $8.50, heavy calves 50c and more higher on scarcity, mostly $4.75-6.50. Sheep: week's total 5675; compared week ago spring lambs and ewes 25 to 50c lower, older lambs 50c and mere down; bulk good spring lambs $8, few early to $8.25, throwouts $7 7.50; early top old crop lambs ?6.25, later sales $6 down, some unsold late under sharply lower bids; wethers $4-4.50, yearlings to $5.25; earlv top ewos $3.25, late sales $3 down. WOOL MARKET Boston, May 21 (LP) Wool trading here this week was very slow, the U. S. agriculture department report ed today. Trading was mostly on original bag lines of fine territory and Texas TRAIN SCHEDULE Leaves, S :U0 p. m. ; arrive, 7 :00 , m. STACK SCHEDULE TnR DALLES. SPOKANE AND EAST PORTLAND, SEATTLE AND COAST POINTS tRveR, 7:10 a. m. : I, '45 p. m. Arrive, 1 p. m., 0 :05 p. m. 8HANIKO, CRASS VALf.EY, WASCO Leavea, 7:1U a. m. Arrive, y:U6 p. m. MEI1PORI1, ASHLAND, SAN PIIANrisro, LOS ANGELES LA PINE. CRESCENT, CHKMUI.T, FT. KLAMATH, KLAMATH FALLS Leave, 1 :45 p. m. Arr'vet, 6 :10 p. m. II INKS, BURNS. ONTARIO, BOISB AND EAST Leave, 8 :80 a. m. Arrive, 5 ttfi p. m. MITCHELL. DAYVILLK, JOHN DAY Leave, 12:00 noon Tiles., Thurn., Sat. Arrive. 6:40 p. m., Mori., Wed., Fri. REDMOND Leave. 7:10 a. m. ; 12:01 nnon, B:4f, 8:10 p. m. Arrive, 8 :0fl a. m. : 1, 6 :40, 0 :06 p. m. PR1NEVILLK . lave. 12:01 noon; 8:10 p. ra. Arrive, 8 :0ft a. in. : 6 :40 p. m. SILVER LAKE, PAISLEY, LAKEV1EW l.v., 8 :4ft a. m. I Ar., U tHO p. m. Ex. Sun. llh.VD CHKMUI.T Via Ml.lllllDK LINE Arrives, 10 :4h a. ni. i Lv.. 1 :S0 p. m. dll j wnols. Fleeces wire mostly quiet nnil quotations wore lower. Small quantities of fine combing dclnine sold at 20-27 cents in tlie grease and half-blood combing bright fleeces at 2fl-28c. A few Rinded (lire eighths and quarter blood bright fkeces were sold at 25-2Ge. Crook County Returns Are Still Incomplete Prinoville, May 21 Four outlying Crook county precincts were still missing from the Uthulntinn columns hero this uftornoon ns returns from yesterday's election were counted, but general interest in the election quickly subsided today when it was learned that Martin had conceded election to Hess in the race for the democratic nomination as governor. Crook county voted stiongly in favor of Martin and also gave Sprague a nice vote. Balentine and Pierce led their respective parties in the con tests for representative from the esc ond Oregon district. There were no local election con tests. R. H. Booten, incumbent, is the republican nominee for sheriff, and Ernest McKenrie, city marshal here, is the democratic nominee. Knoxville Prepares to Purchase Utility Knoxville. Tenn., May 21 IP1 The Knoxville city council today unani mously atipiuvcd ihe agreement whereby the city and TVA plan to purchase the electric facilities of ihe Tennessee Public Service company for $7,900,000. It was announced the city's share of the purchase price would be $5,375,000. In approving the plan the council praised Mayor Mynatt for "making a good business deal." W. H. Peters, former city law di rector, was engaged to help draft contracts for the saie. Revenue bonds will be issued against the electric system to finance the city's part of the purchase, it was announced. . If the transaction is completed it will mark the first acquisition of pri vate utility properties by the TVA and a municipality it serves. Local Contests Keep Candidates Guessing (Continued from page one I county. The republican comest for senator was even more one-sided in Deschutes county, Rufus Holman getting 977 votes and Robert N. Stanfield 344. For congressman, democrats in this county backed Walter M. Pierce better than two to one. Pierce had 1236 votes and Wade Crawford 603. The republicans favored U. S. Balen tine for the position, giving him 790 J votes to 269 for Bayard T. Merrill and I 114 for Rennie A. Tull. Rex Putnam, former Redmond ! school man, carried this county by a big margin in the democratic contest for state superintendent. Putnam had 1118 votes and John W. Leonhardt 535. t $40.00 Dinner Set Free With Any Used Car Selling for $200 or More! 1935 Plymouth "6" Deluxe 4-Door Sedan Tip Top Condition Throughout $495 1933 Plymouth "6" 4-Door Sedan Renewed and Reconditioned $395 1932 Plymouth "4" Coach Repainted and Nicely Slicked Up $345 1935 Chevrolet "6" Coach Standard Model First Class $445 1936 G. M. C. Pickup Heavy Duty Model Oversize Tiles Very Good $525 1929 Model A Ford Pickup Good Running Order $95 Houk Motor Co. Bond and Minnesota Phono 630 Use Bulletin Classified Ads Classified Advertising One Insertion leper word 3 Conseciillve Times., ic per word 8 ronsrrutiv Times , 4c per w ord Minimum! 1 Day, 2503 Days Stir 6 Day, $1.W Advert iseinents Run for 1 Mouth ,i Day Kale Line Rate 10c Capitals 20c All Classified Advertising Strictly Cash in Advance BEND LODGE NO. 218 I. O. O. F. Meets Every Monday Nirthl I..O. O. F. Temple, 265 Franklin Ave. A. E. Stevens,, Noble Grand D. R. Miller, See,, Phone 231-M FOR VERY LITTLE COST, in very little time, you can usually find what you'd like to trade through these columns. FOR SALE ONE 2-YEAR-OLD Chester White boar and two feeder pigs. J. L. Coe. 4 miles west of Tumulo. Phone 2ti-F-2l. 2052-143-145-1) SIX WEEKS OLD White I-eghoi-ii pullets. Also 7 weeks old New Hampshire pullets, (iuv Rubbins, l-m Cumberland. 2027-142-147-p ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE. good con dition. 19 Tumalo. 2048-143-p EXTRA NICE saddle horses. Weuner pigs. Also 3 acre tract with good buildings, electric lighis. City water goes past the place. W. J. Crow. Phone 2-F-4. 2011-141-143-p FIVE ROOM house, two bedrooms, bath, paved street, garage. Price reasonable, good terms. Inquire 409 Franklin Ave. 2047-143-145-p NICE 4-ROOM modern house, two lots, basement, garage, cabin and nice lawn, shade. 1530 West Ninth Sireet. 2026-142-144-p HEAVY FRYERS at Loy's Poultry Farm, dressed to order. Phone 20-F-13. 2037-142-143-D USED ELECTRIC refrigerator, like new, $84.50. Bend furniture Co. 2049-143-145-c WHITE FRYERS. 17c pound, live weight. Elder Ranch, 7 miles north of town on old highway. 2010-141-143-r MY EQUITY in 4 room modern house with two bedrooms for $400 cash, balance $322.50 on monthly pay ments. Ask at 426 Riverfront. 2046-l-i-p HOW MUCH will you pay for a new 1938 radio? See our window dis play. You may never get a chance like this again. Bend Music Com pany, 114 Minnesota Ave. -c FRESH MILK GOATS Phone 632-W. 2065 Hill. 2053-143- 145-c 4-ROOM house in Kenwood district. $225.00. Ross Famham. Phone 327-J. 2020-142-144-c DRAWERS and cupboard doors, two large doors, some new and used pipe and fittings, good ice box. (S. Nygaard, 28 Mueller. J04a-143-14S-p COMING 2 YEAR OLD steer and one nearly dry Guernsey cow. E. Lu Walrath, Route 1, Box 193. Three miles east on Burns highway. 2034-142-144-p FOR SALE CHEAP $500 heavy duly easohne paint spray outiit in per fect condition. 45 Greeley Ave. 2036-142-144-p TWO WELL CONSTRUCTED trail ers with tires, cheap. Call at 1027 Harmon Blvd. 2017-142-144-p N. D. Goodrich At Portland Loan Co. WILL LEND YOU UP TO $300' ON YOUR FURNITURE LIVESTOCK FARM EQUIPMENT Easy Monthly Repayments Arranged to Suit Your Income Salary Loans $30.00 rNr $i.oo ROOM 8 PENNEY BLDG. PHONE 173 BEND, ORE. Licensed by the Sute S186 Myra North, Special Nurse TMAT'S IT.' Ja THE OE6AW Add 15 BUT THERE'S ExpLoeiwo THE PCO FESSOCS RETREAT HIGH UP os) bat W1KJG BLUFF FROM . WHICM COME THE WEIEJ? STKAIWSOF AN OLD CHURCH 03AKJ MO Slew OF ANYWHERE FOR SALE GOOD WOOD range for sale. Phone 3!)7 - W . 2028 -1 42 -1 44 - r FOR RENT MODERN' furnished house, one bed room. Will lie vacant June 1. Adults onlv, Inquiiv 824j Federnl after fi p. in. 2012-14t-143-p V AC A NC Y 600 Congress. Room urivate entrance, teleiihone. show er. Hmikfast and dinner if desired. I Cull Mis. Pitman, Iil8. 2044-1411-145-p FURNISHED sleeping moms; also one light housekeeping mom. The Eslabenet Place, 940 llnri iiiuiii. 2035-14-144-n 4-ROOM furnished apartment with wood, water and ivhts furnished. Adults only. Phone 397-W. 2029-142-144-c NICE MODERN furnished room downtown in O'Donnell Iluildiir" Call Mrs. Wiltse. Phone 2 or 3U7-W. 258-14:i-145-ii PIANO FOP. RENT Call McCann's Sign Shop, 223 Greenwood. 3-ROOM modern furnUhed apart ment, close in. Wood, water and light furnished. Phone 39. 1802-131-151-c -ROOM modern apartment, fur nished. Water and light free, near mill, $13 00 month. Call at 117 Slants Street. 2024-142-144-p MODERN FURNISHED apartments. close in. W. C. Covner, Room 8. O'Kane Bldg., or 720 Georgia. 2041-142-144-p TWO LOTS close in wilh cheap 4 room house. Why pay rent when you can buy this for less than $500. Bend Realty Company. 957 Wall St j 2039-142-144-t ONE 5-KOOM and one four room modern house, F. M. Ha v. 225 Hunter Place. 2057-143-p USED CAKS 1935 CHEVROLET 1 a ton steel pick up in first class cundiriun. heavv duty tires. See it on our Bond street , lot. Dudrey Motor Co. 2055-143-c i 1936 MASTER CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater. Perfect con dition, $525. Small down payment, easy terms on balance. Phone 749-y owner. No trade-ins. 2O0G-141 -143-d 1937 CHEVROLET TRUCK Price SGOO.00. Carroll Acres Fruit Mar ket. 2051-143-148-c 1937 FORD 85 TUDOR, defroster and heater. $475. Also 1934 Ford deluxe coupe with heater, new tires, $295. Call Mr. Larrance at Altamont Hotel. 2033-142-147-p WANTED RUGS TO CLEAN at 2'i cents o square foot. Two years experience in Bend. We call fur and deliver. Phone 401-W. 2015-141-143-p WANTED TO RENT by June 1st un- furnished modern house. Refer- ences. Phone 380. 2022-142-H4-C SEE For Your lire Needs RECAPPING REGROOVING RETREADING VULCANIZING U. S. TIRES AND TUBES DON'T FORGET TIRE SAFETY WEEK Drive in and let us inspect your tires without obligation. You will be advised by competent tire men for your safety and how to secure lower cost tire mileage. Bend Auto Parts TIRE DEPARTMENT 10.11 Ilnrriman (Just Off Greenwood) V. S. TIRE DISTRIBUTORS THERE'S COW30LE STILL LIFE WANTED LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Our new factory Tiethod lawn mower grinding innchttic will give your mower that precise, easy run ning, cutting peilVction of n new one fur $100. Lap method tJiarpcutng 50c. Carl Austin cp.iir Slum. IH21-130-1-C CARPENTER and' repair work nl reasonable prices. I'lmne 111 I -J. 1!H2-1311-144 -p HELP WANTED MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wanted lor housework and care of ehil dien. The work is haul mid there are lew conveniences. 20(15 Hill St. I hnne I:i2-W. 20.'il-l4:i-M5-c NEAT KEL1AH1.E GII1L for general housework. Musi he over 18 years. Write 2032, Care of Hulletin. 2032-1.12-144-n ROOM AND HOAKl) BOARD AND ROOM Urge lied rooms, good old fashioned cooking served family style. $30.00 per month. 1I,I..,. .,... ,,.,, Tl, Sisters Hotel. Mrs." A M. Weichman. 2042-142-1 14-p LOST LOST YESTERDAY iMlw.-en Dela ware Service Station anil Ole Ring's Station, two Mmlm cotu'h pillows. Finder please phone H14-J. E. Lafavetle. 2ll5li-143-1 15-p GUERNSEY COW branded !)!) on right hip. Finder please notify C. F. Williamson on Huller market road. Plume 10-K-32. 2018-1 42-1 tl-c M1SCU.LANEOUS ROOM AND BOAHD-Sl.OO per di.y. Good home cooking, family style. Small houses to rent. Delaware Hotel. Phone 31-W. Mrs. Mason, manager. 1840-1 12-144-p LAWN MOWERS sharpened better than new, $t 00. Guns, bicycles, lucks repaired; keys made: saws filed; baby cabs rv-tired; tennis rackets restrunvf. Henderson's Repair Shop, 730 Wall. 20-10-1 (2-ltl-p HAVE YOUH radio tubes tested free! We carry a complete stock uf gvnuine Philco tubes for all rnukes of radios. Bend Iturnitrr Co. 4730 Business Professional FLOWERS CHOICE CUT FLOWERS and potted plants. Variety of perennials and pansy plants. Annuals in season. Pickett Gardens, corner East Sixth and Quimby. Phone 50. PRINTING YOUR LETTER MEADS can be made any size you desire, with any print ing you like. Estimates gladly given. The Bulletin. RADIO SKKVICE RADIO SERVICE All makes, tubes tested free. All work guaranteed. Tubes for all radios. Ouen evenbies. I George's Radio Service, 1390 Cum-i i berland. Phone 7S(i-K. I in.1l)-l.'l8-3-p US BEND AUTO Vz PARTS, TIRE SHOP Phone. '1G8-J AV h i i IS) h GREENWOOD , ifl ij r z -J I 0 a I Nasty "Accidents" in Store IF IT WEREN'T THAT THE CHORDS SEEM IN HARMONy, I'D SAY THE MUSIC WAS CAUSED BY THE WIND WHISTLING THRU THE CHINK.S prtV'jj AROUND THESE pipes; A i 'to if i i-Air: DENNETT AUTO REPAIR - Gen eral repairing, machine work, weld ing, cylinder reboring, valven rehired and reseated, brake drums and fly wheels turned. Uond and Green wood. Shop phone 177-W, residence i.hni.e 7:t.'i-W. Czech Border Closed; Germans Halt Traffic (Continued from putfo one) iled to a novel nmcnt pitki'Miwui said tonight. The slnti ini'iil was iv;ued all-'i' a lonn conference at the foreign tiffin by l''oreinu MinMor (Icuinc Mount, with the (Vci'li mini.';!!1!' and the lJrit.h and soviet nitilm-isiuloiH - Imlli t l' the lnllcr countries hcimt tied by Ircnly lo Ihe pioti'ctinu i.f Cerhoslo. yah hi utiinvt H"Hi t,,'.inn, The Mnli'iiit'iit irit'-rnlt'd (hut rriuice will ob'crve Iter treaty obli gations toward Czechoslovakia in tlu event of ni(ie.ssiou. Toe JijiokeMuai, said: "Kiance sincerely hnpes that the Czech minority pvohlcm can he w( tlcil in a friendly manner, France hie observetl the utmost prudence and has uiyetl C.eeno.slivkii, to nive lite most possible witisfui'litm to the Sud t tt it (let niatis within the liamewtirk nf (he Cech slnte, but if (leiiti.inv trusses (In Ceeh frontier, that will autoiiiMu-.illy set I f war." I,4n(lun, Miiy 1M (K1) The rnityur tif Kner. tin Ihe Ceeh-CJenniiu btirtler. toltl the United l'rei by telephone tonight t!:.tl "in-lire at'e p.itrollinK the slret-L', vv .r thiu l1 most u ncet tJitrt ami (lie pa it ion hii.hly ten:.e." He refused tn ctnuinent no the shotitinM uf two Sudeten -t!t i man fanners by ti border patrol. Madrid Neutral Zone Is Shelled by Rebels Madrid. Mnv 21 (LP'- HeM t.ut leries shelled the i unit nil run of Ma th id fur (hi fir -it time tttdnv. wivrk- ! in thr Vetuzuelun oir.Miliitc aafl I killing the brother uf foruu'r Vire- Consul Fdniutrdo Lomo ami ihirt .si-rvaiu.s. The Vt'iK'Ziielari Ictfjitinn also was damai-d. It was leiicvt-d apprtixi inii!i Iv 12 ver killt-(J and 40 vvitnul cd during thi bninhnrdment. in which about lM t.ht'lls w.mt fired The nar of :ittilirv In th' nil skiits of t lit city a, id llit- c:aih nf slt'lls hook the town. If iindr''d- "f ttrrtfied rivilians look refuse i et-l-urx mid muli-rut-uund :tation,s. Loyalist hatti'iics trivd t yilenee the fire and a violent ntiilU'ty dtn-l emtied, lastint: an h-tiir. HUB The Most Economical and Convenient Fuel You Can Buy! ORDER NOW FOR. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PROFESSOR, I AM STILL UNIM PRESSED BY YOUR'MACjIC: THE ONLY REASON I GO WITH YOU BAT WING BLUFF WITHOUT A IS BECAUSE MY FRIEND, JACK AND ZEB BENTLEY ARE ALREADY THERE LOOKIMA fi")D VOU Richard A. Woods, 35, Victim of Pneumonia Hlnliard Alexander Wood. ' native r Aumisln, Muni., ami a resi dent of lleud lor Ihe past 14 years, died Ihl.H inuliiliiK ill Ihe l.umher iiiiiii'k hrrtpllal, It vlclliii "1 mniiiimila. Mr. Wundi, an employe nl '11"' SheV-llii-lliyon Ciiiiipany, In Ihe box farlory, had been ill fur only a lew days. 1' iini'i ,it r.evvlee.i will he held Mon day iillrllliliill Ml H-n'eluek f l Ihe Niswniii; ! & Wlirilow ehniel. The llev. (). W. .luiii'H "f ihe ('In I 'll"" I'hiiri'h will be in ehaii ami liiiil.il will lie in the Greenwood cemeleiy. llliivrs nf the Ni inlilmlM ol Woud- erafl reiial all nieiiiliei'K In ii 1 1 fin! Ihe fiineral. Asiile (iciin Ills wife, Eveline, Mr. Woods is surviveil bv I wo small ihlldren, Jennie Ijm' Wonds, 5, and John lllrhard Wnml'i, I1;, year old. Ollidi' relative Ineliule Mr. Woods' mother. Mi. Hnmimlo Wondn of Hend; two kisIbis, Mis. Arthur Pallle nf Klaiiiaih rails and Waul II. Web ber c.f 'Ihe Dalles, and one brother, A 11 w.,,,,1, ,,i I ,,r., Mr. WimkIs was Imii-ii at Aunu-ita, Muni, mi J.in 7, I'.HM lie lived on rutili No. 1, in the Cauntl Acres t'liinintinily. Girls Playday Held at High School Here Jane Mrtlnrvey wan rhoj-en pos ture iiiern of the Knide Nt-hool ;irl:t at ihe plnydav ln'hl thi ; nun riinn an ) uHeinnoit at the hitfli .sihool, Joyi'e Nosrn was 'teennd in llu (inuprtition and Kltani'i' l-'oimlain wu.s thud. Aim it I'M) Hi (Is from the ninlor hir.h, A Urn, and Ki'nwmtd Neh'Mihi pai tieiputcd In the .sjmh H rvenlf ihitt Kuii nin and aflei noon, Helayn, Ijaue 1 all. volleyball, Bwimmin, it-tin in, and tulU-r ..kutinn were anions the p(rtK tMiidin led (luring the day. 'this afternoon the ircet hi front of the nymiitsium was roped off for a roller skaitnu rink. Authorized Crane Distributor It's easy to modernize with genuine ('nine PlumhiiiK' Fixtures it's eionomiciil it's sensible for you can buy no finer and they cost no more than ordinary' fixtures. Win. MONTGOMERY I'l.LMIilNC. SIIKKT MKTAL WOUKS F( 'KNACK ItKI'AlltS :2 llond S'. Phone 72 16Insfi 200 CUBIC FEET $2.(D)(D) Lumber Phone 166 SPLENDID.' MY 'CLIFF IS PECULIARLY SUITED TO ENTEB-. TO TAIN CURIOUS FUSS A LOOSE BOAKP LANE, , IN FACT, SOME HAP RATHER. ACCIDENTS.' una nirnii'MtAhDSTi-AhV Poitlaml. Ul',: Mav 21 (II1)- Knr t f 11 Ih I'onwM'ii'iWo week, the hind luittar iniirkeU cloned lur Batutilny'K trade with mi idlemlloiiM In the llMed quotalfntiK in top nenre and with vliluattv nn diffemnce In tht' ncnetal inatkot ,'jo.nlilon from a week ri(o. Market un leintilnlnM Kuppllt H i-f old polalCiei conlliiut'd flnn flniur day wilh Uilpi'U'H pniulH huldlni lit tle nr no Ktcn'k'i. ItINd LOST .'I!) VTAItS I OtiNI) C'oinl'ili .Maine (ID- Mih. Ir.aae Paikct' lo'it her wedding ihiM nhoilly alter her niiii riiiH' lt yvurn nun. Now It hati been mind In the kitchen 'f hT toiiuer Inhik' whlc.h wa-i med. II loi an uauiual llalih lo wllhiland lit constant tcull. Inq of many ll, QUICK STKP It ONE ilnlih lhal will tndui con llnuoui wtar. riooti alt failtr la kp cltan QUICK STL'P U lough and batd llawt aytnly dilal ovarnlqhl. Ml COLOR CARD Mtdstate Hardware Company MannlKimi'r lllilir. I'lionr GOO Company By Thompson and Coll LITTLE PLACE ON THE VISITORS: YOU KNOW, . - A HIDDcN SPRING,,. 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