La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June g; 1926. n Pae Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The NEWEST PANAMAS Just out of the pack- ins cases and new as tho season , itself are these finely woven Panamas. You'll wear such a Hat, not for one or two, but three and four sea sons. They're very economical. CHURCHNEIVS Westenhaver & Gilbert Store For Men June Brings Special Day for Children Los Angeles Boy Wins National Debate Title WASHINGTON, Jlllin 0. (API Herbert Wenlg. 1 7-your-old i-on Angeles boy. has emerged from the jrunks or 2.(100,000 high school orators an the 1928 national cham pion. He will defend tho youth of America In tho firm liilcrnulloiml "oratorical conti'als here In October. Willi six pi her regional rham--pious In tint nation wide contest conducted- by a Kroup of -newspu-jiors to foster study of tho consti tution Wenlg delivered hla oration lust night before a crowded uulli itorlum. and was adjudged heat by Chief Justice Tart and Aasochito .tusilcfs Van Dcvanler, Hulhcrlund, ttnuford und Duller, t : ' 3 "AINT DUOPPLD VliT' ,f N1JW YOHK "It Hint dropped Wf one of those lowers yi't," ox iilulnud George Cocldey to an In quiring reporter, found hint perch $d on tho pinnacle of the Wool Avorth tower Willi a paint hriiah In lila hand. , And ho la not married. ."What womun would waul to take u chance on tiio'f" , 1 10 Years Ago Today- Hut lories Tor today' guino ' art Alclnnl and Alatolt. ilnscbult, hul weather und Horn feel conic lit ItlO HUIIIO rir. A -r. ' SAN-TOSt " Coin Itcnicily FtlOl. PuVillcr ; Foul Tablets ,.',.,' Com rails. . , Ask uh how toatopHwcut ing and burning fret, corns and all discomfort, except too tight shoos. ,' L. &L. Drug Co. Remembering Example of Jesus, Churches iacii Year Set Aside One Sunday for Little Folk It )8 told of Jesus Unit when In whh hero on Mirth ho sliiKlcd out the: children for his special hlcssinf:. even setting tin-in up ns examples to those who would enter tho king dom of heaven. "Huffcr the. Ill t lo children to romu unto iiu," ho wild. und for bid thrill nol, lor of such Ik the kingdom of heaven. Verily I say unto you, whoMoi'vfr shall not re ceive tho kingdom of God aa a Ut ile chllil shall In no wine enter therein." And no, following Ihe path that the Master pointed, It has phtisod the Christian churches to makn much of "the child in their midst." Monday schools und young folks' Koclctlcs have been established n recognition of their Importance In the life of Ihe church. It him even appeared seenrty to net aside one special Hunduy when the religious needM of tho little folk an well an Ihe lesson of their fultli to the ol den may have find consideration. Thai day fullH on the second Hun duy In J u ne,( wh leh h tomorrow. La Orunde ehttrcheH, however, have not concentrated on U nlnKle Hunday for the ohHervanee, hut ure huvlnff their nervices distributed through the Hnndaya of the month. In mont tiiHCH, the Hpecial pro gram will he hi charge of the youngsters, who will tdug the hynuiM, recite the nerlpture paHH ngt'H and tell In vithu the leasonH. Jly Homo curlouH clrciimHtunce, totuorrow will do honor uIho to Home churchgoerH who are pant the four Heoro und 10, At (he Cen tral church of lhrlnl. where Ohil dren'H duy will he observed ,tino 2(1, there In to he recognition to morrow morning for all who ure. 70 ycura old or'older. Heveral aepttKi genarliinH and a few octogenarians will he present. The Uev. C. V. Dunn, panlor, will preuch u ult uhlu ueiinxJii. . 'At t : 4 5 tu tn., while the llihlo nchool Ik meeting In regular Hew-I sion. the nien'n clans will Hludy number of the civil Im.wh. of the TVIoHiiie code at Hh iiiei'tlng In the city hall. ..i ' 'ho Junior ('hrlKau Kndeuvor wilt meet at fi.-UO p. in.; the ln termedlale mid senior Hoelrtiex at 7. "What Doi'M the Hlbte Teach AUoul Heaven?" will he Uie thought of the ptiHlor's serniou In the evening, rii-Ht AiellMMllst The t'hllilren's day cxerelneH at the 'li'Ht iM. 'K. church will he nt ft o'clock In Hie evening, wlii'ii the public hiia a xpeclu) luvltatlun to ulleiifl, (Nillowlng Ihe Hunday nehool meeting at ! : 4 r a, m itmrnlng wtu-slilp will bo cnndiicted at J I. Hp. Henry V. Harker. paster, will pieiicii on tlie theme, "Whal Must SHERRY'S SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY HKUK COMICS MIKE! What a wallop she carried! She frustrated n mail roblicry, bossed a railroad, rescued a runaway train, cleared her sweetheart's name but wait till you see her! You'll lake her to your heart! She's the most fuscinatinp;, roguish Kid in pictures! Marshall Ncilun's Uproarious Success based on his own sloiy tho Church Do to Uo Saved? , First llnilut "ftervlctt" la tho HUhJect that tho Huv. George Albert I'ollard, iiaator, announce for bin 11 o'clock acr- iiion nt I In; Hrrt Iiapllat church Hunday inornlnff. Ills topic for dlacuaKlon for the little folk will be "What Keeps tho Ton Krom I'ullliKr." Hunduy achool will bo ut 9:46 a. in. uh uutiol. Tho mon'H claMi will meet at 7 p. in. under tho paalor a leadership. - An Illustrated aermon on ''Petra, the MyHlcrlotla City of Htone," la to be slven tit 8 p. nil. lrllioillxt C'linri'h Sniith The llev, J. A. Hall, In annouiie Ulg that hla auliject for the morn' liiiraennon tomorrow will be "Sin." explalna that he will treat the thoiiehl aa a. Lllble doctrine and from evcryday'B experience. Hunday school will bcirlll nt OMfi a. in. hpworth leaeue will Iiu at 7 p. m. .The preaehlliH' aervlce in the eve nlnif la aehediiled for 8 o'clock. Hpechil mualc will attend the meet' init. "Let every Chrlatlan of every denomination In 1-a Orande make IIiIm aiiniiiier the bent In their Uvea for church attendance." entreala the paator. "If we do tlila. our cliurchcH will all bo full. The plucea of amtixetiienta will not atop linalli'."a on Hunduy. Shall we an ChrlatluiiH und church' ceaae to be llllKlitily In mrneat? The devil will not take a vacation. May the church Htund true." Islam! City Community. "Khiiii and Jacob" will be the topic for the Itnv. Hull K. Wallla' aermon at the Munil city Coin- mulilty church at 1 1 a. in. tomor row, Hunday aehqol at Hi ti. m. will precede the morninir worship. Younlf penple'a uieelliif; at 7 p. in. will have for ita topic "llurt iliK HorloiiH." Mrs. Mllo-llloklaml will bo tho leader. The ipa.itor will preuch a Hcrmonet. HI. I'eler'H f episcopal. Chorul celebration of the holy communion will preeedt the ser mon. "The Contruala In 1,1 re" that the Itnv. Oliver Itlley will preach at Ht. peler'H Hplscopul church at II a. in. Holy Hueharlsl will be at K a. in. und church school at U:4li. l-'or Ihe mission service at 8 p. ill,, the lector will have uh 1Mb theme, "Authority.". I'lCKt I'riKliXerlan Kiinday school will IickIii at :4fi a, in. and will be .followed at 11 a. m. by divine worshlii. The Itev. William Crosby Hoks, pasinr, will speuk on "The Hplrll or Inipilry." .MIsh Myrtle Willcock will he the soloist. The Junior chrlsllan lOmleaviir- era will convene at 4 p. in., tho In termedlale society at 7. Sevciilli liny Ailvcnllst Hiibbath hcIiooI Mils niornliiK was at 11:40, followed ail hour Inter with Ihe ell nreh "service, lor which Ihe subject wkas "Kland True to (Jod." Mill. A. K 'Kelly led. A niiullnir, "The Child on Ihe Judif. men! Heat." wig kIvcii by Mrs. C. II. I'nxleker and Miss Hunlce II err. The latter saiiH as u solo. "In the Garden," - ( Illlieli of Clirlsl. Nelciltlst. "(iml Ihe (inly ('mm,, and Crea tor" will be, the theme for Ihe iiwirnlnir nervine III the First Church of Christ, Sclented, at II, o'clock tomorrow. Sunday achool will start al :45 a. m. MARKETS FIRM DINGIER l'OUTI,ANl. Ore., June 5. (AP) Values In hutter und eggs were well maintained In the local market throughout tho week In aplte of heavy, receipt,. Clotting prices In tho exchange were ut tho wuck'H top figures with no changes made in tho final trading1 session. Cube butter ranged uh follows: KxtruM as'c; standards :ie; prime firsts 37 lie; und flrtu 36 lie 1'rlnt prices remain .steady In the 4lv. level, with no change contemplated over the week end. Considerable undergrade butler Is being Hold to Die public as top grade stock at top prices, Receipts of butter yesterday were 87,1 K 7 poundt und 20.3UI pounds reported manufactured in the local creameries. Cooler hold ings were Increased 14.K62 pouiuhi bringing the totul up to iAWili pounds. Cloning egg prices were posted in the exchange us follows: Hxtras 29 cents; firtn Sc; iiiedliiius 5c und current receipts 25 c, Totul receipts were 2134 cases. Jobbers stored t'lo cases bringing the to tal holulngs in local storage up to casvs. 1'rices on country dressed hogs soared during the week on J'Yont street. Ileal fancy, choice light pork brought us high us 21c with Market News of the Day ' CHICAGO GRAIN ' Wlicat: Uien Hlgii Low C'Iojm July 138 141 K IMH I4IK Nt'pt 1M 13SK isan IUH Dec. 137 IJ7 I34 lH PORTLAND WHKAT I'OHTLANU. Ore., June S. (AP) Wheal: BUB. hard white, bard white, bliiealeni, baart, federation $1.30; soft white $1.40: western white 1. fltt; hard winter, northern aprliiff $1.32; western red $1.30. Today's cur recelpta: Wheat 10; barley 1; flour 4; corn 8; oata 2; hay 0. CHICAGO CASH CHICAGO, June 5. (AP) Cash Wheat No. 1 hard $1.61. Corn Ao. 2 mixed 71 c; No. yellow 73 !4 72 Vje, OalK No. 1 white 41(4: No. I while 41 I 41 M:. Ityo No. ! 9(H4c llarinley 64'(l73e. Timothy seed $fl $6.76. Clover seed $12S$2S. POUTLAM) LIVESTOCK POItTlxaN'l). Ore.. June 6. CAP) ltecelptg for week (upproxlntate. ly): Cattle 3420; calvca 480; hogs 3370; sheep til 5(1: total 161 cars. Cattle compared week ago: steers and she stock steady to 25c lower; some sales showed a 50c drop; bulls and calvca steady: vcalcrs steady to 50c lower; week's bulk prices: beef steers mostly medlllliv grades $7.25 to S8.25! nm. load, twieli nt irnnil good litihl hogs boIiib at 20 to 20(4 steers Monday $8,611 and $8.70; cowa and heifers $4.75 to $7.10; cents. Kccctpts were very light and butchers took everything of fered. The country dressed veal held fairly steady with 16 to 16 cents the ruling prlc:e on choice light calves at the close. Live poultry moved well at full prices. Arrivals were moderate with a good call for ull Hues. Clos ing prices on light hens ranged from 20 lo 21 cents with heavies ut 2U een Is. Springs ranged from 1 cents on whites to 211 cents for colored stock. White Pekln ducks scarce at 3(1 cents. General Buying: Boosts Prices of Wheat Today CHICAGO, June 6. (Al-) Gen eral buying on the pMrt of previous sellers hoisted the wheat market today. I'nruvorable foreign crop reports came to the front as a :tliituluttng Influence, together with a less promising domestic crop outlook southwest. . Wheat pros pects of Germany and Poland in parllcular were stated to be very pessimistic with conditions for rye 111 lull Kuropeun countries general ly unfavorable. Wheut closed strong 1 (, fit 4 n net higher; corn unchutiged lo c up; oals showing iiii4c gain und provisions ut 27 fif 30c advance. fanners and cutters $2 to $4: bulls $5 to $6; a few at $0.8$; calves $ to $0; light veulers up to $11. Hogs Compared with week ago: killing classes 25 to 60c higher; feeder pigs $1 higher;, week's bulk prices: light butchers '$15.60 to $15.76; weightier kinds $16.25 down: heavies $144o $14.26: pack ing sows $11 to $12.50; slaughter pig weights taken by feeder buyers ill $16.60 to $16.50; light feeder pigs mostly $17. , Hhcop -Uoth sheep 'and ' lambs nominally steady with 'week ago; weeks receipts mostly on contract; best handy weights lambs quotable up to $12.60; yearlings to $10; ewes $5.25. riMITS, SMAI.I, 1'HflTS HAN KltANCISCO. Juno 6. (AP) llerries: Itaspberrles $lft$1.30 crate, lllackberrles (Ceres) 2511' 30c drawer; ( Watsonvllle) 75c'ii $l crate. Strawberries 60$r 75c. few 85c drawer. Loganberries 25030c drawer. Cherries: Itoyul Amies 7CMIc pound; Mings 0M2c; small low as I lie. Pouches:. Alexanders 75e''i1.15 I lie- 'ig: crates $1 r, 1.26; bus kels $1 Si $1.20. . .' Plums: Tieautlca $l'Li$l. 35 lug; Industrial Groups Hit ; By Declines in Bids " NKW YOltK. Juno 0. (AJ" Heavy realising sales combined with' sporadic bear selling turned the courso of prices reactionary In today's brief session of tlie mar ket after an early period of Irregu larity. Net declines of 1 to nearly 6 points were spread over tho In dustrial group, but the rails dis played a relatively firm undertone In quiet trading. The closing was heavy. Total sales approximated 600,000 shares. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, June 6. (AP I J. S. Department of Agriculture) Hogs -r-lleeelpts) 3U00: mostly steudy: spots strong; quality considered; 24041 300 pound butchers largely $18. HOfc $14.20; bulk desirable 210 pounds down $14.20ii$14.60; prac tical topi $14.60. Cattle Itecclpts 1000; compared week ago; weighty steers after los ing part of early advance Hi 111 15 to 35o. higher; yearlings steady to 25c lower; only choice long year lings holding steady; light year ling heifers sharing maximum de cline; fat cows and heavy heifers 15 to 25c higher: vealers 60c to 76c higher; strong to 15c up: ex- tremo.lop heavy steers $!0.6d. yearlings $10.25; part load $10.35: week's bulk prices follow: fed steers $8.S5tf $10; fat cows $5.60j$7.36: heifers $7.60fc$.40; veal calves $1SS$13.3S. f Hhuep Itecelpls 8000: for week: around 30.000 direct and 58 cars from nearby feeding stations; to day's market nominal; compared week ago: desirable fat lambs around 26c higher; belter grades yearlings sharing advance; in be tween lambs and yearlings mostly :5 41611c lower; fat sheep 60c to $1 lower; week's top prices: rat lambs $U.0: yearlings $16.90; feeding lambs 114; bulk prices follow: rat luniba (I7.50l $18.76; culls $!3ifl) 114; feeding Junius $13.25if $13.86: fat ewes $6.60( $7. .1 A NATION-WIDL ' f . INSTITUTION- II -. ' ' ' 'AVC !1L DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Detwt St, U Gnu. On. G 1 Our Quality Is a Revelation To Those Unacquainted For manv years past T. C: Penney Company goods have' been accepted by hundreds of thou sands of people throughout the United States as the standard for comparison. , ,'y Our quality has been a revelation to some people who have been told or who have imagined that because our prices were low the gride of our goods was correspondingly low. - 1. A single visit to our Store wherever it' may be located; in any of the 44 States in which we - operate will quicklv dispel such thoughts and rlnims. It will establish in your mind beyond a shadow of doubt, that article for article and dollar 4f for dollar more in genuinely reliable anq. standard quality can be had than is ordinarily obtainable. Bear in mind that with the tremendous buying power for our hundreds of Stores goes a selecliv power that assures us the better grades of goods. Cunadluu government surveyors, ' "V"?. exiilni Inif Ihe mill hweul I n,,,l, u "" i . i, .nine . (ri i,,uf ,,,,,, .. 1.1,1 "'Ill uctuut gondii ion of clearing to unknown' lake 70 miles long,'10"".0, bu"ks "ml tr""t companies , ... for tlie week (five duvsl nlmtrs 111111 tie nines nine, I , ' ' , cash reserve of $1 1,728,620. This Is an Increase In reserve of $, 075.120 compared With last week when excess reserve totaled $0, 1153,100. Wheat Is the largest grain crop in the world, corn Is second, und rlee third. The I'nilcd Htates pro duces 211 per cent of tlie wheat crop, 75 per cent of the corn, and less than 1 per cent of the rice. episcopalians to Celehriilr I'lplscopallans ofllie churches al Cove, I'ntiin, Pendleton and La ker will join with parishioners of Ht. Peter's In Iji Grande for on old fashioned basket picnic at Cuve July 5, in cclcbrulleu of Independ ence day. A program, coiniiinnilv singing mid games ure being plan', lied for the occasion. MIK funluriiig the now wondcrKirl SALLY O'NKI L L Also Hhowing "Mrditine Hilt' An Intliun Classic ANO Itcguliir Prices Salem Man to Attempt To Succeed Joe Sinei h.M.L.M, . lire. June 5. (AP) ualelu-h Hntithwtek, of Salem, 1111 linuliees that lie will lie a calldl date when tlie net leglslutllri llleels to succeed Joe Htuger, of Poiilaiiil. as sergeanl at arms or the lower house. The post has been held by singer for many years, hut a few months ago he col a doorkeepers post tn Ihe na tional congress ut Washington, It takes $561 a year to dress a cullege girl, according to wom en's orgiinlKatlima ut the t'niver slly uf California. Teakwootl beams which were pill In place niore I l-a 11 2. lion years ago have been follllil in almost perreet condition in the old cave temples of Western lllilta. Flit: IT . MOW YOltK. June 5; (AP) cvtiporaieu apples slow: prunes quiei; tiprlcots firm; peuches rlrm hops steady. - . Kirty Ihmisuuil Americans, fio, oiMi Germuus, and NI.ihiii lOiigllsn. men now reside in Kruneo. Bishop of London Gives Girls Essential Advice l.ii.MinV. June 5. ).P) "Hon't .smoke, don't drink, lake regular exercise." These are tlie tilings Hie hlsliop of London says tre Ihe es sentials fur women to appear to be young throughout their lives. Ad dressing a room filled with young j women, all dressed In while, the I uisiiop in i.oniien says ure Ihe es , young iiiun should take any of j them out to dine and orrer them a j C'icktilii she should never go out , fel(h that young man again. "Bucky's" Fiancee ft ',v ! Library Chats ' LAST SHOWING TONKillT FKED THOMSON And SILYKU K1N(! In 'The Wild Bull's Lair ll.vititlsitt iti; ikist LCGLNi:, Ore., June 5. (AP) llarrtsliurg li host lodav ut an all- I day ci lebiatloii ' marking the for um! dedication or the new paclrle highway bridge spanning the Wit. laiiiellc river. Tlie structure has been IMiued ll John II. Yeon bridge, honoring the, runner chair man f the state highway coilllills. sion. dinners are the largest users nr power In the 1 mi,, 1 slates, with the single exception of the m II minis. Nearly Id billion horsci power huiirs arc used annually on (arms. V iS1' -Off'. A H'lin-luitlAtjl'min (ihino, two fi''t uln iinlH's iiKh nnl m-veii-" Indus llMt litis ImmMi hunt fr til) hih KihK-.T to lltto tn n rmiman oiiiimrtuivut while nn M tSH l-:iix;ilti l I) Silt lU'l iHMil, lmij,iilt or llowiinl Snlhrrlunil. iilii'n iiiipTty rtiHttHthin ntrl Tin iiicr si'iuilor rtoui Vi-t Vlr Klntn. In ri-portrtl ciikuimI lu Slanlry I'aytnnn'l Itiul,y r rl. mu mi kit of tin VnnhiHRv Ion Aini'rir.in hiiKMi lniwhnll ti-Hin. The wtMhliiiK 1 Mt vx l"M't(I lo tiiUv until artiT th ptvAt'Ut hull st-asou Hiirrlst, tm tt'iuvs (row Vel trffiuta. sr.Mu;it iti:Am. ixjit uoys AM) t.HU.K School days im ovop und uchool huolis aru thrown aaldo for the llnu' hi-liiK. However uctlvltlus tit Ihn llliiary huvo not Ifsst'iioU and all hoi-Is f pltins arc belns Hindi which will ht 01' particular Interest to l lie hoys und girls In tholr sum mer n-udinff. The Vacation Kendln cluh will liccin lis activities the first of June I and all hoys and girls who would like to Ret on the public library honor roll for uummer reading may enroll at any time. Fifteen hooks Is the required number to be read and these muy be selected from the special vacation reading shelf which Includen several new titles, new copies of old favorites and beautifully Illustrated editions of several of the classics. The Frederick Stokes company of New York, Is conducting an un iiftially Interesting reading contest in which any l.a Grande boy or girl may take part. A one page essay on any one book from a spec ial lift Ik required of any one who enters the contest. These essays are to be given to the librarian and will be forwarded (o The Stokes company before September G. The prtiee winners will' be given as n gift any book which .they may choose from the list. AH sorts of special llsla ure being prepared for those who wish to follow up a certain line of reudimr. Those who love the sea will want to read till the books on a delight ful sea book list which Includes Moby Hick. Jim Oavls und others equally us Interesting. Perhaps others will he Interested In the age of chivalry Iwok list which Includes number of titles grouped around Scott's lvnnhoe. A doll story hour wilt be given some .Saturday morning in June when all the girls will be Invited to come and bring their dolls. ioim,AM moot 1-1; PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. (Al) Kgffs steady; current receipts iVjc; fresh medium 23c: fresh standard Vlrls 20c; fresh standard extras: 27c. Butter steady.' ISxlra rubcB, clly n8e; slandnrdn 3Sc; prime firsts 37c; firsts 86 Vjc; prints 41c: car tons 42c. Milk steady. T3et churning cream 8!)c per pound net shippers' track In ssonu 1. Cream delivered Port land 4 lo per pound. Haw milk (4 per cjent) J3.20 cwl. I'.o.b. Port lumi. ' jpQUllry steady. Heavy hens 25c; light, 2utf 21c; springs, white 21c; do, colored up to 20c; young while ducks 30c.', ' HpuiJa weaker, $ l.&o; plunlv of new crop. - unions quiet Inactive $1.7ti4r 2; ,'New poltttoes 4 60 pound. lltriilHFAT f:AN- KltAN'CIHCO. June B. (AP) Uutlerfat f.o.b San l-Vunchico 44 cenU. . , LA ORAM ilC U'HoliEMAI.B BlARflEl'S t Poultry (live weight). Hprlng frles263(ic. Heay hom 22c lb. Mniiluni hens tOc tb. Mght henj MC lb. fitag 8c lb. No. 1 live turkeys 3 Ho lb. Flour, Hard Federation (hard wheat) $7.80 bbl. Soft wheat $7.60 bbl.' FIND IT HERE Copy for this column mast be In by V:00 a. 111. OA It I) Or THANKS. Wo wish to thank our many friend for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral offerings dur ing Ihe recent bereavement of pur mother, Tt. N. Peach, T. O. Peach, Mrs. Kiln Moon and family. 0-0 -1 L with your Kodak, liavo It enlurgrrj hand tinted u"d framed by Jtlclig ardHon, "The, Art Mun," ut iltchk urdson's Art & Gift Shop. ; It wl he a thing of beauty for your horn' und a constant reminder of vaca Hon days. - C-fi-lt : : .1 nunyan Situs. Main 645. 6-llf noxwuoo. J Large load boxwood, delivered In La Orande, 16.00. Call U a Men-; efct Lbr, Co., Lone Tree: . 4-ltf! - " ' ' ' v .1 ltunyan signs. Main 645. 6-ll , Htzcina or skin troubles that an.! noy so many can be quickly. .cured by using that new preparation tori eczema at 11.00 a bottlo sola uuiy! by Hllverthorn-Wrlght's famllyi drug slorc. , .,'.. ,'S"27tf) When you want something nice In stationery in boxes dr by l lie liound, also envelopes in any (iiun- tity always at reasmwible prices you will go to Wlvorlhorn-Wrlght's family drug store. 6-37lf Runyan Higns, Main 646. E-ltti l NO'iici; or ani;al schooiJ .', MfilOTIiNtl -I ltunyan Hlgus. Main 646. 6-811 notici:, Ulll's (Ins station now open for Notice hereby given to the legal voters-of School District No.' tine of I nlon County, State of Ore-j gnu, that the' annual school ineol-' lug' of said district- will bo helcL ut Celiti-iU Hch'ool building: to be? gin at the hour or--tvo o'clock p. in., end closing ut 7 o'clock p. ni..'i on the third Monday of June, being ,,.,n,.-, nun .iiiuiim. i.uurii'sy l ie y si ll:iv nf Jiinn A II IQ'Hl and service our watchword, (live I This meellno- l ,.,.iio,i c,- 'nJ us a call. li-5-ltp' purpose of electing two dlrvctorW each for a term of throe years and Strawberry short cako. straw berry sundaes, ico cream or sher bet. 25c a pint, 50e a quart. Good home cooked hot dinner each day ut U::iu to 2:0(1 p. m. Light lunch at 5:ao p. in, Silverthorn-Wrigbl's family drug store. 6-371C One solution of the problem ot education In American universities would Is- In tlie imposition of tasks that would completely fill the lime of students with hard work, according lo President An gi'tl of Yule. After searching desperately all night for a man reported missing when a Hartlord building col lapsed, one of the rescue party leurned that he himself was tlie dupposed lctliu. , LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS " J'oiiltrjr. Spring fries 60o lb. Hens 80c rb. Heats anil Fish. Beef boll 1012Mc n. Chops and steaks 25e H) Salmon (strictly fresh) 38o lb. Halibut Sgo rb. Hairy. Lard 10 lbs. 11.95: 6 lbs. $1.00. Butter; creamery 45o lb.: 85c a roll , . Kggs 3011 35o doz. , Chcese--4oo n. Honey, comb 30c lb. Vegetables. New potutoes Hie lb. Potatoes 6c . tb. (small quanti ties); 4 40 for 100-lb. lot. String beans S6c lb. California green peas 10c lb. Homo gl-own asparagus 15c lb. Carrots I tic bunch. 3 for 26c. Parsley 10c bunch, llcets 2 bunches 15c. New'cubbage 6c lb. Turnip.- 3 bunches 15c. 1 Wajt onions 10c lb. Hot house lettuce 86c lb. Home grown head lettuce 15c head. Spinach 3 lbs. for 15c - Itadlshes 5c bunch. Oreen onions 6c bunch. Elgin hot house tomatoes 45c lb. - -Cucumbers 15c each. Fruits. Home grown Strawberries 3 boxes 35c lioganberrfcs 3 boxes 25c. Walla Walla and Milton straw berries 16c box. Hood ltlver strawberries 15c box. Uooscberries (grown locally) I luc lb. Ointaloupca 15c each. Watermelons fio lb. Cherries 15c lb. Hhubarb 6 lb. 25c. - Apple I lbs. for 35. Yellow Newtown apples lbs. JSC. - Bananas ISo lb. Loraons 45o dox. Oranges 9 to o dot. Grape fruit lie each. Sugar. Cane sugr--IS.85i I7.0S. GasaHne. Oanollna, regular, retail 27c gal. ' Gaaollaa. hli test. retaU 16c 1 lleiiistitelilng, pleating, - button lioles, etc Norton's Kiddy Simp. 10-14tf Hunyun Signs. Main 645. 6-8tf thu transaction of business usual at such a meeting. nalcd this 6th day of June, 19:0. Attest: . ..- :; COlillN It. KBKltHAIMV Clialrmitu Board of ' ldrectors. I H. H. WILLIAMS, i District Clerk! ! Juno 6, 11, 10. i , '? Kl:i;P THIS IN MIND When you"iire In tlie market for dinnerware and glassware you naturally think of Itlchardson's l Secrelai v nr ki,.i i.-. . .. i..J Art & Gift Shop. Ui Grande's' a rnn,.., ,...,....',,.... 'J company of Portland to furnish! 1927 License Plates To Be Black and-White; SALEM, Ore. June 5. (AP)- I louse of lMnnerware und IMctures. CI Unaware ti-o-lt th state 2;iK.tMMi pans or autonm-J bile M'lltKn tillttou fnw. to A MISS UKTTY COCHHAN I IIIMI iialr. nr ,.i,.i. r-"...t.i. wl!! take music pupils for the ' truileis. .The olatea will l.e lh.3 summer. Beginners und Intermedl- isaiim nnin.. . . 11,1. -. ales. Kor further Informal Ion baeke-rnim.r .win, ..1 '. iJ phone 3H1-W. 6-3-6tand letters, but will be different in di'slgn In that tlie word "Ori'-f School l'unds now available for farm loans In Union County, see H. K. Dixon, Foley Building. La Orande, Ore. 2-ltf FOR SI'MIAV When you nre out on Ihe Sun day vacation hike a good iiidnre l..il,.r i- gon" Instead or Its abbreviation will appear. Plates provided for state county and municipally own ed cars w ill bear, the letters li. In- iiieating unit they are exempt froml 1 ne license fee. Plates for for-lilrii passenger vehicles wilt bear lliet Have You A Weak Link? ' A chain is no stronger than its weakest Unit, so jour body is no stronger than Its weakest organ. Common sense tells you to strengthen the weak link. W hat does common sense tell you about that weak organ? A troublesome stomach, liver or kidney, weakens the human machine, cuts down your efficiency, ruins your pleasures, and turns your joys to misery, fin ally wrecking the entire human mcchanisrri: Chiropractic concerns iUelf with strcng'theiKtig the human links. Call today, it may be the turning point for your whole future. .' -' F. L. TRIBE, D. C. Ph. GY V PHONE 12.V (Palmer Gradual.) , New Foley Bid. 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