The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti Aiitriwt 18, 1930 FHR EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Tl OF 1 1 'J Ilrtalneute of Klamiilli eoiinljf rerelved a tolitl or 7ut, 3(1 from lh llnuiu Owners l.nnn uoriiiiru. (lull during tha three-yoar period iir roflnmii-luK upuriitltniH. which ttirniliialvri Juno 19, ltmil, accord" I n w to riuul llgures furiiliilml by KilKar Frnuil, Hints director fur llin national tiineiKoiicy council. This inn represented Mil) lurll vlilunl Initiii. A to ( ik I of dlstruaaiiil home owners In UrKin wuro iixImmiUmI ii III In ttiii mint of 1 H . r. 1 M -t II U . Of Ihli miiiioy It In enllntiiti'd Hint 1 1,11 14,iuo wunt lownrd the pay- liiuut of fuses mill ssaeaaiiiaiita, llin eatlniuled avxirimo or Inn and itnmiMiiiviil yayuiniils imr limn III Oregon built 110,1, -, AcrordliiK to the MIIL I'llUed Hliitea ceuaua riiirl thorn woru 111,71111 or OWIIIIll llnil-fllllll hiinuia In Ormon. Tha 1I01A! rrliuiii'uii imirtiiuKca oil 8.4 pi'r cnt or thin number. The tuliil number nr Itia rm iniido III nil suites, Puerto lllfo, Ttuviiill n nd AlunKa wis 1.021.KI7, Itrrnlv In lh sum or :i ,u:i 2.K 7 0,7 K I , inaklnz Ilia truiin loan i:iuU7. Mora (ban UB per cent or nil mousy Invulveil wunt ror' lha re financing or distressed homes by means or loiiK-luriu ri'plK'uiooiit marinades which are lo be amor- Iliad folly oror tha term of ilia lon In mull monthly payments. Tlio hallinra or lha minify ad vanced wnt ror the ruatoriiilou nnrt conditioning or irpnrilra. U It estimated (hut fl.a.atl ,000 or Ihn IIOI.C advances went to lha lai omcss or tha nation, Willi tha national a vera no tiut payment par loan oping 32t. on Ilia li'K, liimiklni It In two liliicns. Until breuks ara liolow tlm kueu. Tbn accident oiicurrnd a mile went or Kno l in Iiik tha round up or tlm entile which Iibvo Imon out on Iho ruiiKo. John lloopor mid Mr. fluy worn as- Mlntlna; Willi tlm rouniliip. Kama la In Iho Kluoiutli vuiiny lioa-pllul. Tl MKUKII.lv. Oro,, Auk, I-. Tlm I.ohI itlver Uiirduu dull mnC Til' ailoy urioriioou at tlm Mi Ki'iirlroii lunch to porfwtt pluna for Ilia i'iiiiiIiik hui'tliMiltuinl ahnw to Ixi Htinaoriul by real dunta of Iho Khiinuth valley. , Morn I lino llilrly women or Murill,. Miilln, Henley, Tulelake, hi'iiril Mm. Kruuav, Kluinuth Kul In authority on Irla, rilsctiaa rullurn, varieties and nduptlhlllty. Mm. Km ii no iiIho hud a number of rnnta lor distribution. Itvporia worn given hy a num ber or thn iiKiiiiiiiira on lha re aril II H obtained Hilar siuuhiii from awi'ot rorii aoid that Mrs. O. T. MilCunilreo hua developed over a flvn year tiorlod f ruin a Hint viu Inly cnmhcil with GolUuri Hun luin, Tlm aliuln, lurnor aura limn lluiiluin n lift yellow la us su early producing vurlvty, aomn moiuliora rulnliiK corn lor labia una aa eorly aa Auuat f trail. Iievelopmenl arid success ol Ihe now corn la Invaluable In thta cllmuto whero the corn- anrrann la short. Tb pumpkin la purely Amer ican; Kuroponns do . not cultl ate It. WAHIIINdTON, Aug. 13 (p) Atlornny rimiorHl CurnnilnK to day ai'lnd In aend to a Little UoiK, Ark,, urnuil Jury a ropnrl which hn airld coirtulirud fivldrinnu or poaMllilir vl'ilutlon ol lodurnl poooiiKo luwa by aouthurn plunt ora. 'I'lm roport, prtipurnil by Hum iiol K. Wltltiiknr, a apuolul u alalunt to Cuiiiinlnxii, I'oiiiulowl "voiirilvtliiK" ovliloiii'o, thu attur liny Kounrul snlil. Iln ilricllpnd to uilulii 11 o or tho word "con JllolliiK," liut "rid lliorn win a (iniiatlun aa lo whul fnduiul luwa woru Involved, Wlillukor's Invi'allKiiHon, fum lu I ii Kn udilnd, fulli'd to prnducn any ovlihioro Unit a fi-dorul Htututo hud hoen vlnliitd In ron iiMrilou with tha ulld flu XliiK or Mlna Willln Kuri illurt dim, Moiiiphla, Toon., mulul woiknr, and Iho Hnv. Cluudn ('. Wlllliima or I.ltllo Itoilt, hour Kurln, Ark., luat Jiiuu 16. , Minn HluKdmi, horn to loolurn on II vlnar condltloua ol aoulhflrn cotton sruacrs, suld aha wua "vnry xliid" lo hear that the Juatlce diipurtuii'nl waa "auliiK lo rurry on lha puonnKO charKoa." Vol Lor win, clinlrmrin ol thn eoiiiuillloa to aid aKrlculture workura, alruck a different nolo. "The IhliiK we want lo aio the moil," ha said, "la a run ami unhliiiKMl InvnatlKntliin. We urn vol aullalled that auch an lo vi'allKiillon has been oindo." Thn lidiTuI atatulo wbbh would bo Invoked by tho novnrn invnl II It abould preaa pooiiaKc rharKoa was born ol the civil wur. Itrawn In 17, II pro vides a rino or. S000 or one your In Jull ror any peraon caua llig peonuKa. Tha supreme oourt hua ruled that peonage la a atale or compulaory aorvlce baaed on liirtebtodriejia ot peraon to hla maator. MRMPIlin, Tonn., Aug. 13 OP) Arkunaua atrtlo and county nffl clula said today they knew noth ing or any movement on the part or Inderal lurentlKirtora to pre sent evldmiee ol poMHlhle rarin pionagn lo the grund Jury which iiiooIb In Little Ito'k, Kept. 21. The governor repeatedly de clined to tuke action In the euat oiii Arkuriaiia nliurncropior-lund-lord controveralea. blnirilng the unriiHt among workers on "out nlilo axllirl'ira," who he aald came Into tho atute aoluly to crouto slrjlu. BALKM, Ore., Aug,. 1 (Spe cial) Frank Tyror, reproncnt Ing tho Kldollly Mutual aHariel utlon and the Conuulldnted ' In Hiinincn Underwriters, two uull ennaed ' Insurance' orxanlzuttona, both ol Mlnneapolla,' Minnesota, waa tried In Clataop county and rinfcd 54 and coata, and aen lencid to 30 dua In Jail, ac cording to Inrormatlnn received by Hugh ii. Karle, atate luaur nnce corirmliiMlonnr. Kurle anked tho preaa lo warn the public uKuiriat acting aa agenta lor or purehualng inaurunce rrorn un authorized companlea and aaao clutlona. In acting aa an agent ror them a eltlien la subjecting hlmielf lo heavy penalties and In pur chiiHlng Inaiiranca from them citizens are due ror great .dis appointment when they preaent cliilma, as then nnautborlied companies and asaociatlona ael dom ir ever pay what la prora ted and It la Impoaalhle (or oar cltlKona to get legal action ugulnat thorn In this stata. Maintenance of axlallng totali tarian states s'ems to depend mure upon the birth control practiced by oppressed oluesoe than on any dlscnverttM factor. iJouglas S. Freeman, Rich mond, Va.i editor. A part's a part. Today I'm a robber, tomorrow I'm a coppnr. Itliilit now, It's more fashionable to pluy the coppnr, so that's the rolo I prefer. Edward- 0. flohln win. screen star. Disfiuuring Unsightly Varicose Veins Mar Most Beautiful Legal I ' ' ' It's no Joke lor a vomarl with Varicose Velne she knows only too well now ugly and unat Iructlve people consider her legs. And this knowledge hurts her almost as much an the misery she suircrs from this digressing condition! Mooiie's Emerald Oil a clean, powerful, penetrating oil, helps lake out the soreness and strengthens the legs. In good time you should notice the veins growing smaller, the unsightly swelling reduced continue to use until veins are somewhere near normal again. Don't lull to get a bottle ol this aplendid Oil al Waggoner Iirug Co., or any drug store It will assure you or more foot and leg comfort. Ask ror and be sure you get Moonc'a Kmerald Oil. Watch Mistake Told to Police P 1 1 e a reported WadnnsiUr 1 that a similarity ot namns ap parently bsd rsused an vidians of watchea luat Buturduy after noon at Iho Winters Jewelry ' lore, and an effort la bnjng i made by the olllcera lo trace onn -ol lha watches. Tha oiricsrs said a boy had Inll an old Ingeranll watch at the atoro. lie called and by miatake received an Klgln watch belonging to Joy tlallck, whoa name Is similar to thai given hy lha boy. Tha boy looked about 14 years or age, and waa dressed In over alls. The error was sons de tected, but he was gone. Cattleman Hurt When Horse Falls KKNO, Ore. Claude S. Kerna. Keno cnttlpiuan, had a serious accident Wednesday afternoon, when his borse slipped and fell "What a Money-Saver Dodge Is!" MRS. MARY PANSnH A.U J , I'tlham. New York. ki T 2 .. erf1 (j,pwmm, r I I'm delighted with our new Dodgol In the first plnce It's such a gorgeous-looking car, I doubt whether wo could fitrd greiiter riding comfort In any other car... IV iMO-,.' ...It handles like a dream. ..ao easy to iteer and ihift gears end the brakes are mnrveloui ...and what a monoy-snver It Is... aeas sraaasss 'ejai iwb' , Crnuine CalJ MkUI taUlHg Camp Chair r 1 1 -cS ciu at"-V braced hardwood frame ond orm rests, durable duck seat and bock. Nrw UmlrriU Folding Cot Motal rtrrnfofcod harcKvocxJ frame. T43n3unc9 whito duck coverino ivTDi n.ii-. i-i rt.i rn 1 2 -ox. Mvoki cover. C265$2.66 1 Reclining Chair Full size hardwood frame, striped canvas soot. Adjustable bock. Very comfortable chair. Canon Mm Outing Jug 98 A fine quoflty cork insulated gallon jug . . fnsr mrminn. pvcntck-ng and touring. . . Keeps contents hot or cold for long period. . Prentls-Waber Camp Stove With VbW Cvmrd mi Tm Burnmr 7x10 Foot Traveler Tent Folds cofrtpoctly. . . Instant - light and built-in pump. LARGE 31 Zt, , Mm With two burners CS4S slfe3 Camp Bed ciat A most comforroWe 2-person size spring bed wmm inimg moioi rrpme, roigi compoc tty. "Camp Ess" Roll Mattress l Rolli up rnlo comport txmdl. wllh prolcrtSTO ror aouma comp, bl. CjB7 V J J From every angle of, value . . . feature for feoture ond dollar for dollar Western Giants OFFER THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. EXTRA VALUE FEATURES LOW PRICES HIGH QUALITY . ALL ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Reaied Side .lis Sawt Appearance 1 70 Store Service e Safe Nee-SkM TmW AS; 1 Awwinf Poles 37c Eaek Water-proofed heavy drill walls and top. Reinforced scorns and comers. Window in back; wafer-proof sewed- rn floor. Center pole and stakes. , Other Tents. $6.5 to $28.7$ Octagon Frense Goggles . Standard Roll L tilled, waterproof cover. C38. 4Rx76 Ins, kapok . " $6.20 ITT Penn Supreme C-bU OhHIlMj Per Gallon 7S 5 o.ia. S3.45 Double distilled from selected Pennsylvanlo crude ond especially filtorod to romovo carbon forming impuritios. We haven't had to odd any oil between , regular ohitnrjoi.'.p What'a more, our Dodge Ib glvlnff ue st least 7 more mllea to the gallon of gas than our old cart No l. .I.... ll If tyt. Ktnnu. Saving Dodge I .lt DODGE NEW LOW FIRST COST 1640 tamtams flaillarTiniril to fit ourbuilml,.t Mm seat, thraasa Oomrmrclal Grulll Companr Wear-well 100 fUKK rannirlnnto Per Gallon iVOi Oivtr' nil up. tit I'noes al linchiry, Uclrt.it -DODQE DW-Zon ofChrymhr Cnrpttntinn Ostendorfi Motor Co. 4M Ho. fllh HI. jl I ivM In yaur m 5 O.la. z.65 "Woor-woll" Is a thorouahly proven 100 Dure Pennsylvania oil. Provides effi cient lubrication In all service. HIGHEST QUALITY WESTERN OIL Per Gallon 1 5 Gals. Sitters Orfctffon Rim Adjustable ear pieces. Fleu zal tinted convex lenses. Other Goggles. 1 2c to $1 .25 Save at "WESTERN AUTO" A Spetial from Our Paint Department Spar Varnish 29 1 B:. Pt.49c Qt.84c Government specrfication spar varnish for marine or general use. . . Tough, durable, waterproof. High Grade Braided Garden Hose 15 Feet Splendid single-braid hose strong braided faorfc; thick, durable rub ber. flexible, long-lasting -in. r eV hose thatrsverv easy to use. r it gives long service. Lyr bmoMfytuq Seat Covers! Wmm AND DP according to make of car and material Substantial matorials . . . smooth fitting, no seams, no scraps. Attractive patterns. LEADER Coupe or Roadster $ ,J9 -Door odan or tnnrh fl on 4-Door Sedan $1.98 DUR0(as shown) Coupe or Roadstor 2-Door Sedan or Cnorh 4 -Door Sedan HOLLYWOOD Coupe or Roadster- Z-Door Sedan or Coach... 4-Door Sedan Also our fomoui "KUST0M-BILT" de luxe scat covers for all uphol story up to the window line... ... .$1.98 to $2.35 ...$3.48 to $4.45 .$3.67to$4.30 -$2.75 to $3. 3 5 -$5.25 to $6.50 -$5.45 to $5.95 tY'YanT3?. Western Giant SUPER POWER I 6fi mor Power than rigid SAE 5peciTiCQirons require, mi ruoor ' ca&o rubber reinforced separat ors. Priced according to car.- . $9.95 5e $10.95 mdth mid fcwurr Wizard KwT, GuartleJ 2 Ymk Improved construction gives moro power ana longer me in I any service. Accoraing to car $6.25 to $10.45 with mid bmitwry $540 to $3450 Hundreds of Other Bargains Besides These 37c I $174 trW mm n your ran K.N'ily Cnns Lmmmd on Snmlt limpm.il, I'rttm sUghlty highmr in irm lofmllUmi -Vl - ... about w Easy pay." The Wasco Guaranteed 18 Months .A powerful, long tasting oil new Imoterlal battery, genuine Ebcok I caso according to cor- $4-75 to $9.95 with old bmumry W. S. 1-1 J - Guaranteed 12 Months Low In price but a wonderful Value 6 -volt, 39-plato pattery for light cars. A a - Am with old hmttmry 9 jd ASK FOR lOW PRICES ON YOUR SIZE EaMy Term May lie Arranged 130 We Scout Knife 37 7fh St. Phne 984 2Vi Inch cutting blade, pruning blade, battle opener, screw driver and punch-reamer. Stag handle, end chain loop. . ... . MIL - NOW Is the Time to Register v tor the TRADE AND WIN CONTEST , and receive 10,000 votes iree The following concerns offer votes In the contest: BALSICER MOTOR CO, BUFFET SANDWICH SHOP CENTRAL SUPER SERVICE STA. EVANS SHOE REPAIR SHOP GOLDEN RULE STORES 1 "Economist in Distribution" HEILBRONNER & REA, FUEL CO. . HARDENBROOK'S CLOTHING JEANNE-MARIE BEAUTY SHOPPE J. W. KERNS, IMPLEMENTS KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. MAY KING STUDIO MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio METZ JEWELRY a C. MOTLEY PINE ST. MARKET, Meat Dept. Only POOLE'S BICYCLE SHOP ROBERTS - HARVEY HARDWARE SHAW STATIONERY STORE RAY TELFORD'S SPORTING GOODS UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE WAGGONER DRUG STORE MRS. WRIGHT'S CONFECTIONERY Here are the standings of all candidates who show over 10,000 Totea count taken up to last Saturday night, Aug. 8th. jMiti r, Rob, K. P - Sartor, Tullo. K. F. Hrown, Marsruerite, K. P. - Fleck, Jack, Merrill . Chejrne, Charles, Rt 1 Ward. Vernon, Pelican Cltj , Haifort), Hasel, Rt, 1 Case, Teddy, K. F Hcbelliorn. Carl, K. F. Kelson, IWrtlilel, K. F. Travis, Krnnrth, K. F. . troue, Wallace, K. F. Itultrr, BUI. K. F. Hon)-, Frank. K, F. Cmmrlne, Rath, Rt. 1 Vaa (rordrr, Clere, K. F. Otu-rbeln, Don, K. F. Carson, Robert. K. F. Dernetrakos, George, K. F. Helton, Robert, K. F. Gray, Mary Ann, K. F. Hark, Alfred, K. F. I'attenton, KUir, K. F. Maicxlani, freorRia, K. F. Hunsakrr, Floyd, Keno Rt, Hrooks, Russell, Junction Ser. Bta. England, Hollo, K. F. M'hiUemore, Frank, K. F. O'Connor, Charles, K. F. Johnson, William, K. F. Courtney, Cla'cnce, K. F. Rathe, Hjalmer, K. F. I'ratrle, Gordon, K. F. I'lunkett, Jnmes, K. F. Uurbln, lilllle, K. F Kraefrrr, Frances, K. F. ' Ollrer, Betty Jean, K. F. . Williams, Marie, Rt. 2 Jolly, Krnest, K. F. fierce, Lois, K. F Mrl.lns, Harvey, K. F. Griffith, Willis, K. F. Kriesen, Bob, K. F. Iloiiahoe, Betty Jean, K. F. Zanutrripa, Krnest, K. F. Masters, Billy, K. F. I'lerce, Marjorie, Merrill Miller, Betty. K. F 11JX0 IS 1, 620 114,720 10A.8H.1 . 44,150 42,150 40,915 88,220 84,920 81,085 81,0:10 80,040 20.240 29,185 28,705 27.440 20,600 20,280 25, 1M 23,003 2.3,780 21,085 18,800 10,430 10.230 13,900 15,710 14,600 14,280 18.065 13.033 13,475 13,865 12,932 12.675 12,630 12,015 12,540 12,535 12,400 12,360 12,355 12,320 12,250 12,210 12,180 12,055 12,050 Knight, Charles, K. F. . Raymond, Lillian, K. F. Smith, Erneat, K. F. Mitchell, Lawrence, K. F. Morris, France, K. F. Krueger, Donald, K. F. Hall, Alice, Rt. 1 Wlgant, Bud, Olene Orr, Star, K. F. Waldrlp, Tommy, Malln ', Bacher, Deane, K. F. Hamm, Lowell, K. F. Gibbons, Carol, K. F. Hagelstein, Lewis, Algoma . Parker, Graham, K. F, Ham pel, Brace, K. F. Hendricks, Stanley, K. F. . Bpencer, Lawrence, K. F. Van Bcboiark, Tom, Merrill Stoppel, Bobble, K. F. ZnmwaJt, James, K. F. Robinson, Richard, K. F. '. Bocchi, James, Pelican City . Zachariaa, Earl, K. F. Tlsrhe, Alora Dean, HonMdale Rd. Smith, B)Ton. K. F. Stewart, Steven, K. F. Can ton. Bill,, K. F. Adams, Rutb, K. F. Esgate, Betty, K. F. Hubbard, Geraldine, K. F. Long. Rosa, K. F. McKay, Dean, Rt. 1 Qnibell, William, K. F. Honzicker, Faith, K. F. Sehorn, Billy, Rt. 1 Wamalry, George, Rt. 1 Gray, Margaret, Merrill Allenby, 8am, Keno -Welch, Wilbur, K. F. Lyon, Richard, K. F. Smith, Lee, K. F. Underwood, Jean, K. F. Crawford, Donald, K. F. Graham, Buddy, K. F. McKay, Gean, Rr 1 Horwley. Juanlta. Bonanza 11 aao 11,696 11,5-0 11,445 114)55 11,185 HJtOO 11,180 11,150 11,010 , 10,015 . 10.845 10,705 , 10,750 . 10,700 . 10,675 , 10.070 . 10,600 , 10,000 , 10,545 , 10,540 , 10,495 10,485 10375 10,196 10,180 -10,175 10.120 10,100 , 10,100 , 10,100 , 10,100 . 10,100 10,100 10,095 10,090 10,075 10,070 10,060 10,060 10,030 10,050 10,050 ..10,025 . 10,025 . 10,025 . 10,015 Bob Jester won the first bicycle with 151,620 votes. The candidates listed below have registered since the first published list, Friday, August 7th. All have 10,000 votes. Allison, Ruth, K. F. Br bee. Dale, K. F. Brlanger. Marie. K. F. Hlchn, Joyce, K. F. Boyle, Floyd, K. P. Rringle, Dale, Weyerhaoser Rroekfield, Henry, K. F. Ilrumble, Eva, Jv. F. Carlson, Eric K. F. Carr. Robert, K. F. Carter, Glenn, Rt. a Cook, Peggy, K. F. Coughlin, Jesse, K. F. Crapo, Anthony, Rt, 1 Cress, Frank. Rt. 1 Depuy, Francis, K. F. Dickson, Dorothy, Rt. 2 Doveri, Elodie, K. F. Dunn, Vivian, Algoma Ekman, Thelma, K. F. Edmunson, Melton, K. F. English, Betty. K. F. Enouf, Rny, K. F. Filey, Wava, K. F. Force, Raymond, K. F. Froyd. Mae, K. F. GUson, Dale, Rt. 1 Glubrecht, Gwendolyn, K. F. Green, G ranees, K. F. Haley, aMaxine, Merrill Hayes, Harold, Rt. 2 Henke, Lonetta, Rt. 1 Henthorne, Richard, K. F, Herllhy, Virginia, Algoma Hill, Charles, Algoma Hoefs, Robert, K. F. Hornshnh, Wilfred, K. F. Hoseley, Lee, Rt. 1 Howard, Dick, K. F. Howard, Raymond, K. F. Howry, Helen, K. F. Hnnnlcnct, Clyde, Merrill Hutchens, Kell, K. F. Hutchinson, Junior, K. F. Johnson, Robert, K. F. Jorgensen, Freddie, K. F. Karrer, Roy, K. F. Lawrenson, Dorothy, K. F. Lewis, Bonnie, Ashland Rt. Lilly, Robert, Bonanza Lockwood, Charlyn, K. F. Long, Billy, K. F. Maxwell, Ralph, K. F. MoCullongh, Ivan, K. F. Luce, Lawrence, Pelican City Mayfield, Sell, Rt. 2 McClusky, Betty, K. F. McDaniels, Darleen, K. F. . McMnllen, Del mar, K. F. Obrist, Geneva, K. F. Ohles, Kena, Ashland Rt. Payne, Coral, K. F. Peterson, Barbara, K. F. Peterson, Viola, K. F. Porter, Warren, K. F. Reade, Jim, K. F. Rich, Jack, Pelican City Ramsey, Sam, K. F. Robin, Jane, K. F. Rati edge, Betty, Rt. 1 Russ. Robert, K. F. Schafer, Betty Jean, K. F. Sanders, Opal, Bly Schmidt, Ernest, K. F. Schoen, Howard, K. F. ' Schortgen, Henry, K. F. Smith, Mary Katherine, K. F. Steers, Percy, K. F. Tallerlco, Amelia, K. F. Thayer, Lester, K. F. Tripp, John, K. F. Wall, Jr., Henry, K. F. Warner, Irrin, Rt. 2 Williams, Barbara, K. F. Williams, Eugene, Rt. 1 Cstick, Norma, K. F. Zupan, Matilda, K. F. Candidates Attention: Those who have cast no votes over their 10,000 Free Votes,' will not appear in the published list again until they have brought up their standings. Standings will appear every Thursday m the Evening Herald and Every Friday in the Klamath News Also announcement of the winner of the bike each week and other contest news and information. DON'T MISS IT1 10,000 VOTES FREE If you register before Saturday, August 22nd, Mail, Phone or Bring your name to contest headquarters, 1210 Main, Phone 474. Contest headquarters open daily from 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Call at Contest Headquarters for Circulars Giving Complete Details. Get organized nowl Get your friends to help You. Buy at the Contest Stores. Buy the Winning Brands. ' Candidates Have Until 5:30 Saturday Night, Aug. 15th to Cast Votes for the second bicycle. Buy Crown Flour Now! 1500 EXTRA VOTES on a 49 ,b. Bag of Crown Best Patent Flour if accompanied by your GROCER'S SALES TICKET of cur rent date. Full bags will be cancelled and returned. Total 2500 votes on each 49 Lb. Bag; 10,000 votes per barrel. Bring bags, full or empty, to headquarters for votes. GET CIRCULARS AT CONTEST HEADQUARTERS SHOWING COMPLETE ' - LIST OF LABELS GOOD FOR VOTES T CBOIf l-STWTH(T ' 3