La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1925, Image 2

Monday. Juno 20, 1025.
Pape Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
You Will Need a Pair of Our New Outing
Oxfords for Your Week-End Picnic
Hill's Department Store
"A Good I'lacc To Trade"
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OF THE-WEEK
KI.OT.V (Special) Mrs. JuIIub
II uk and Mm. W. (. 1 1 UK were 1n
Binv.HH vinltoiH In 1a Ornnde Wed
nesday. Mr.i. Julius 1 1 iik r i ui i. 1
that vi-nhiK' 1ul W. ('. Jin' re
mained until Hat unlay w ii h her
da UKlittT, M rn. i 'lailde Hoi brook.
Sheriff and Mis. Jew lln HbeurH
and family with .Mm, Jack (JibKoti
and children, of Seaside, Kpi tit la.st
Sunday at Wallowa JaiIo-.
Kreeiniiri KorliiT of the local
Standard Oil Mation wan a buHim-HM
vinllor to Milium Tuesday oiiirnini.
I.awn nr.' lie mo tl held 11m
number that won th radio of f tr. 1
by K. K. Harmon, inaiKiK'T or tin
KlKlll motion picture 111' ut i. Nine
other prizes were Ktven.
Mm. Joint HkillitiK" wan ttniomr
Iho Imbhr people who attended
the Harold Uoyd pi t ut- and the
radio drawing Ttietelav v-l ifm.
Mr. and Mm. It.ri Hill. .Ush
Wliiou Hill, Hud Turk r and
Towiily Gali drove to Kntcrprlse
Saturday !o visit Mr. and M rs.
(ny Arnold, a daughter of Mih.
Hill. Thi-y returned Sunday. I.litte
lot V'ada Arnold Qceumpanh t iln ui
home.
A. It. Khwnway, of Milton. pasi
Btato president of the Onuun Kar
j(niH I'nion attended the meeting
held lu-rt! Saturday.
Iinhlcr lt(,ii-4Miiiril
Thf members iiltt-niliiiK the I'r
inein Tiilcn iiiftthiK lure Saturday
from 'linbhr Included, Mr. uml
AI in. 11. (loldrlck. Mih Walker,
Mr. mid Mm. William Ituckiuan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MrKinnlH and
visitors, Alrn. Hannah Konler, or
I'nion and Grandma. Ktickiuan, of
lnihlff.
County Commissioner John
Wo I Is, of Imbler, wus in Klgln on
tjiiHliifnn Saturday.
PtaU- TroHld.-nt KkImtI, of Tim
lal.H. drove to KIkIii t attend th:
Farmers I'nlfjri meeting, Mrs. Ktf -1
bert uccoinpanicd him. j
Mr. and Mrs. Karl J'ark. of Sum-j
mt i ill-, came to KIkIii on a hu.-ti-'
liens trio one day lam week.
Sin 'riff llri'.shi-urtj wan in town
on bus, news Monday. i
MIsk Mnbej (ilhKon, ot Cove. has1
'"ii vIhM in frhnds hern for Hv-;
era! day.s. Shi- r-ltirm-d Iioiih-:
TmsiJay. Mikh (liimon in a form-;
r li-afhtr lu-n and Jias many ar- '
i ua in t a ik'i k in thia cmiiuii unit y.
Tin- woNit-n's club ht-ld a koo-1
H ilf last Saturday to ralwr money I
to fm-niMh the float for tin- flod-,
di-H of LIlM-rly for tlu- fourtti of
.III V oarailc
I M th, J.oitl.. KU-ff.-r wan viflitliiK : fcjj;
,iii itiiuain laNi l iii-.Hilay.
At is. I'arl llaliirarlh and rhild-
r'ii r I unit d lain Sunday from
Ct-nd wh.-n- th.y had fX-pi-rti-il to
niiilii' tht-tr hoiiif. Mi. JlallKarth
wilt r nia In hi Hi-nit lor ii f.-u
Tin- Hniall hoiih of Mr. and Mr. ' lst $W f
i hm. in i. H.-nry, arrived fr oig i f 'd
Portland lat Salurday lo Hiit'nd ' 6 iifi.'i
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thf vacation with Mi, and M i . f j
('rank K.-IIit and iln-lr Krand I t'M'S. "
iiiotii.-r, Mih. Ilfiiry. jK'5-H'!'i
llay N'orval and Tonday May. of j fi tjfa
itlow i i k. wit' in KlKiti Wi-i-!fcS5ffli'i
iM-sdav to nltt inl tin- t,i,utf itrotii. 1 E-.- ''.5
re circuK. Mr. Xorval'8 motlii-r
i-.uiif in also and visiivd with iiltt
llVfH llflt'.
lfvr.'nd and Mih. Sum returned
Sunday Horn the rhrintian Churi'li
i 'on f ri'iH'c ifccntly h- ht at .Milton.
Radio
A tire made
y&nheWest-inthefest
N A FEW MATTERS w
Weitcrncn ylaiUy hand tlte
palm lo our Liutcrn friends,
huilding lubwuvi and aky
crapuni -- yet I root hull
pokkibly. Climate improba
bly. Pleasure auto driving - nu
We drive more months of
the year have greater
cenic attractions. 1 he "great
open spacca" draw us farther
from home. We know roadi
and autot and tires I
Which, in a wa, accounts
for the success of C-TC tires.
'1 hey are built in the West to
meet Western conditions.
Eastern engineers came Went
to build them- but they mukc
them fin- the West as well as
in the West I
Today they are ranked ns
one of the three or four renlly
tine tires In America. They
are the laryest'sellinu tire made
In a Western-owned factory.
Motoriu in the nine weu-rn
states know what a tire hould
do. 'llieir purchucs dhow tlut
C-T-C does it 1
Come In and let us show
you this remarkable tire.
"Qwaiiry will never he
MUTiured to meet a price"
President '
Columbia Tire Corporation
Lu Grande:
PLAYLE OIL CO.
Illlcnrd: AVntUmn:
J. It. 0li'y Ualloua Imp.
ImmVr: .V llduc.
A. J'an A- Son j;nti-in iv,.:
Ml": 11. s. hiipnmii
II. Hlhlmnt nw;
lxitlii: Wt-iiui-r Hm.
J.t'ltoy l'ni'NOn-4
tsa
Hand'bu il t
I'ui-Hiluy, Juno no
I'n. lflc Sliiiicliirit llini- Million
KI'I, l.o AliKil.n, Cullf. (407).
&:.'!'- . m., KKuiiilntM-'M nmtlniM.
n.iiHi.ul..; 6. M. liunl.ls' nlKhlly
duiiiKM: (.:45, ratlliitorial talk;
7-S. A.-olian rfHl.li-nc pipe oric
un tliidln, Dan .Mrl-'nrlaiiil, oik
nnlHl; H-Jt. Kxainin.-r: proKram.
Wmnwi'i I'n sa Cluli of Koullicrn
f'ullrornla. Mm. Mali Hunti, pr,- j r&tf $
All AliH-rlran haml or slxly pi.--;
lll-ll, l'akar.l Hallart hour. Ed
llllly and I'olly Hull. AHhlvy uls
t..rrt ami other rrKiiliirx.
KFOA, H.iittl... Wash. (454. S), C
G:i'. p. ni.. Olympic holi'l ron
nrt orrlnnlru; U : 4 5 -S : 1 5. Ilhoil
im Di-ptirtini'iit stor proifrum:
8:30-10. Tlrn .tuillo program.
KKWn. Hollywood. Calif. (2r,2),
!-" p. m rhllilrrn'i hour. Mir
IlrothiT of KKWH: S-9. nw.
proKram. W.'nlcrn'a 8upor-mT-vlro
rariiKi- 9-10. profrnm. irnl
on Oil rotnpany of Oallfornln.
iuiniyn .Martin, soprano. Non-fc"
' -.iiiimii, ..nil T k- 3
Intrrnatlonal lluwallnn trio. lB:3'Ssl
K'liO. Oi.klnnd. i-Hllf. (3C1.Z). -?! JSSIs
p. in., Kohlir & Chttso Amplro ! l
ntudlols. Nona r'amnbidl. bo. EiVi j')
pnino; All Oulhiic l'oyncr. vi-i
ollnlst; Throdoro KlronK. orKan- B'V 4;fcS
isi; ,, i. a a. nail: 6. Hoim of St.
CifOrui' Itand: llt-on flnioa Imrt. ii.
ton..; l-.'llsa Miulncn. vlallnlsl ; i tfj Ji'i
l.rnim Klmon Hoiihii. Nopratio; . Iy,
Arthur r. Toft, tenor: Son of Ht
C. oi'k.- male rhoril.H; K.lna Link
eMHi; Ire na trio: l.nnra llro- B '.V!
deilek, Boprann: lloris Olneii. nl -! t'"iS
nni.e l:..u M,.ri,.,i ,.i,.n.,i.iJriy'dJ
' " "l-: h
111-1, Henry Ilalntead's onhn
trl. KflWV PorlhiM,! ri- lot l O.in
... , rt
unit iuhi'ii; i u -1 r if mm ii ifu-1 r ?
IP's Multnomah hotel lanr or- fci'?
rhfst ra.
KIM. I.oa Annrcl.n. PaUf. (4or.2l,
fi::tn-6 p. m., 1 .flyht on'fl Arcado
rafi-tcrla orrhfHtra, .lark nn-s H-jj-iV
Hlinw. Ifiid.r: -fi:ao. Art H trk- fc w : ;nL;
man's lllltniorc hot.-l ronrr-rt or-'-i5
riK-Ht ra. i,owari MtzpatrirK, dl-1 1- i-i-l?
rt-i'tor: 6:30.7:30. lit tin itorhs Jf
Anii-rU'iin history. Prof. Walt rr ; V, -"!. S
r'VlvostiT Hft tzoL wt'i-klv Visit ir
of ijnf"ii Tltnuia and Sandtimnl
from l-'alryiand ; S-1 'i, proKram 1 f?; $
ut- iiixi', nrraniffii nju prs'ntfd
by .1. Howard Johnson: 10-11
Art Hickman's
dance orchestra
1. nd. r.
KNX, Hidlywod,
ti: Ita-il : 1 fi p. in
nn'iUi sltldlc
''HI
rip
m
Htiiinorf hotel R-'jrM
Karl Hurtn.it.
Calif. (SSO.!).!
Wurlitr.er pipe . v S
si.i y.tri'a aports f:if
talk: t', lr.. navel talk W. Al
der; fi:3n-7::to, dlniifr hour iiiuh
lc; 7:30. Mtye talk, Myr Htet;. .
Jr.; ";4r., talk on lieallh, 1 r.
Knl'. it 'I'. Williams: k-lti, KNX
feature program; 10-12, lunvle
l.vman's (,'oeoanilt G'-ovc danco 'H.'v'
orciie.n ni,
KI'O, San Francisco, Calif. (4.
:i. J : S i -1. : a p. m.. Wnldeinar
l.in.l, suites restaurant orchestra
G 4e.7, state restaurant orelu s
t ra; 7 -T an. It ml y Si iter's Knir
iiiont hot- 1 orch.Mtra. The
TriMjlMdonrs; I'oi'a Itoma, ae
r itmi'anlst ; ;st I tinham, eon
tr.ilto; Miirli'tl Kisttnbury, no
r.uupanht; H. K. io. I . violinist ;
1 ' -1 1 . .luhny Hulck's Cahlriati!.. i
K'l'i'l., Seattle Wash. (3ur..y. S-9
p. in , S'-aitle 1'ollce publication',
ntudio program. !
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Full Balloons Semi-Balloons
IlcavY'Ducy Cords Cverit Cords
Chliuw (Vnitrol Manila Won !
Manila. ad-Th chin- sn
control tS per cent, of the retail
!cr.H in Maiitta, ihe KHipinoM :tti
u.-r rent, itud the Japanese (J pr
cent., 1'iKuri-s iompilrd by the Uu
reau of I'onimerre and Indnshy
show.
There mi In Manila t.nr.5 retail
tm t s. known ns "Sarl-Sarl Stor
es," liere artieles nreesHai y in
iho lioiut hold aia Hold. i
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40.
Goin
to the
Highest
Bidder
Wednesday
Owned By
PERKINS MOTOR
At the Northwests Largest Bonafide
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Under the Hammer Without Reserve
Wednesday, July 4th
At Their Salesroom, 4th and Adams
ALL
TY
PES
EVERY TYPE FORD MAKES INCLUDED
Roadsters, Tourings, Coupes, Sedans, Chas
sis, Trucks, and a few other Light Cars, com
pose the Forty Bargains for somebody!
Judge the
ypr -tr -hi
Val
ue$
By the fact that the Perkins Motor Com
pany, authorized Ford Dealers, considered
them good enough to accept them in part
payment for new Fords should convince the
most skeptical that there is real value in
every one of these used cars.
See
T
hem
N
ow
O
Reserve
erai!
And Rules
of Sale
ale at 2:30 and 7P.M. Wednesday July 1
ree a Tourind
SEATS
FOR THE
LADIES
Perkins Motor Company
OWNERS
Grejjson Sales Company
AUCTIONEERS
A Clean
Well Ven-
tilanted
Salesroom
LiiLiuuii1ii.Ltuil-i.ii.usiiiiLiiiiiLiLjiBi.Jiaiiiiti tiiwi ma iiiss mi iii i iwisiiiMsMasaaM ibs i sin I iaaili'if iiiiiirniiiM raiialMiBMi iiiiariiaaiisairasirsMiiiMisi
They are on display right now in the Per
kins Motor Company Salesroom, corner of
Fourth and Adams, La Grande, Oregon. Ex
amine them, ask all the questions you wish;
pick yours out; then be there Wednesday at
2:150 P. M. and make your own price and
drive it away.
What we mean by no reserve is this: That
every car of the entire forty will be sold to
the highest bidder, and we guarantee there
will be no one in the crowd to boost the
prices and that every car offered will be sold
at absolute auction. YOU POSITIVELY
SET THE PRICE.
ONLY 1-3 DOWN
Balance Easy Terms. (A Five Dollar Auction
Fee will be charged the owner of each car
in addition to the price bid). Cars not li
censed will only require half year license,
which will be sold in the garage, during the
sale, so the purchaser can drive bis car away
without delay.
YOU MUST BE PRESENT
UdF AT 2:30 TO GET IN ON THIS
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