La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1926, Image 7

Pajrc Efehf
Men's
Two Pants
Suits
$29.85
Wcstenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men
MILLS SELF ;
AFTER TWIN
BABIES BORN
(Continued from Page 1)
a plain ense of suicide.
Aim. Crowl lias suffered no up.
iiiiifiu setback because of the liuif
cdy. Inr iiliysleldns Mild , Uli
illuming.
Uillcs ll'llllliy ,
The." fiithiTluM IjmIiik ndw
I'lKlil .liiys ulil an1 uddliiK healthy
(Mill..... t llli'll original nIX II III I i II i
half pounds nplccu. They wtll Jlo l,vo for Cove IIHh afternoon In.
ublo to leavo thu hospital In Viido Oeorgu Turklngton,
short lime. Hut the w bere-to-go , 'i'helma Gray. Virginia-Wurl, Vlr
ibal worries their mother doesn't I gl''ia Warnlek. iloward Hargent,
butlier their fuzzy heuds.
Tlielr tliiee-yiar old siBter Is ftt
Hie Will llalu home on Nul'lll
Kouriii slriit. Her father took
her there after he hail brouifht
Alia, tirowl lo the hoHpllul Halur
, clay, June G, A note from the
mill her usklug him to come and
tn i ism child n iiciied Crowl after
lie was dead.
, ' Mts. Male once rfave ?.aybellc's
miilher a home Tor three ycu'ra
when tile luller was left 'in orphiin.
The Hales were Iivipk In Hiinimcr
1 ville then. ' . . .
Mis. Crowl thinks she must huvo
brothers und sitters but has iioi
liiiuns rf tiai iiiB t Iwin now
P KI C E D
LOW!
HERE'S a six-cup
electric percolator
made entirely of 1
highly buffed aluminum
that is a startling val
ue. You can make full
flavored coffee oil the
time in this Edison per
colator made hy the
makers of
Furnished with cord and
plug, complete for the
new low price of
' 7.50
SEE IT TODAY
II. & 8.
Electric
Co.
7 llaEi mi rtk
M
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Atr roved rrfyr
SH.E-R.R-Y.'S
usv snowi.Nti ro.Mt.iir
(Veil II. lU.Mlllu
Picseiit.H
Mod La Rocque
IN
"Braveheart"
Lillian liicu - itoiiKiiT i:di:s(in . -rvituNi-; rnwi;n
and JUAN Ai'KKIt
A liever-tii-lH-ruritotleii ilinllipln) of
ulltwain ami eoiieav lire,
roniiil)-, "lloH-t Tell Dad.
Ki'Aitis i:im;.miav i.on cii.txuy in
'run nii.WK itntit--
EPWORTHIANS
PREPARE FOR
LAKE SCHOOL
(Continued from Paso 1)
thcniu being "Tho Vuluo of Train
ing in Life." The Jtov. Hall K.
Wallls, dean of the Institute, an
nounced tho members of tho fuc
uliy with facta about tho touching
equipment of each. Dr. J. A. Glen
denning, of the Flint M. K. church,
nt IJolse, will teach tho history of
Methodism, he Haiti; Dr. Kdwurd
iitrd. Mills, editor of thu Pacific
I 1 'h i IhI Ian Advocate, published at
Portland, home mission; und Miss
I Cella Cowan, ! former mission-
J ury to Went China, former ml-
l 1a.'Iu Knslgu, who wiih born In
I 11 h missionaries, told of the Mportif
utlrucUons of thu Wall own wondor
I lund, and Nellie Hamilton, anoth
I er Jtotsu girl, spoke on tho pro
J gram. Misses Murl Goro und KI
I nora Fine, of iJX Orando, also ad-
dressed the young people. Mlss
Mabel Doty conducted tho Kp worth
league Hei' vice. ,
Dr. Jlumllton, Mr. V a I lis and
thu Dolsu girls uru ut thu camp
grounds todaj making hut ar
rangements for thu Institute.
Jtlley Appointed . . .
The Tie v. Oliver Hi ley, rector of
tit. peter'a church. Jiuh been ap
pointed teacher In tho lilblo history
di'parlment of the Hpiscopul Hum
mer achool by Bishop W. 1. Runi.
lugton, of I'orllund, to replace tho
Very Itov. 1J. J4. Powell, deun of
the Church of Divinity school, who
is ill of pneumonia ut Ban Fran
cisco. Pes hies Mr. und Mra. Ulliy,
members of HI. Poicr's who will
Jay Junes, UHHu Huodgrusi and
Jack Holmes.
Mrs. Annie H. Ilrown, of los
ton, mother of the Hev. Htimuer
J. Ilrown, of Prulrle City and Can
yon City, has arrived In I -a Grande
und will teacli one of the advunccd
courses. Khu Is field secretary of
tho Massachusetts of religious edu
cation. 00 Impelled
Most of the. (10 Kusturn Oregon
registrants lit the school 'are ex
pected to be vt tho Church of tho
AscenHlon this evening for tho
opening dinner meeting. Officers
wl I i start Tuesday morn I ng.
ICUler Khangle chose thu thought
"Why I am a Chrlstlun" for his
sermon from the pulpit of the
Houth Methodist church last even
ing. A good-sized a u ill e nee enjoy
ed tho discourse.
Preceding his message, tho Kp-
worth leaguers jield a meeting with
tho Christian Kndeavor society
J from thu Central Church of Christ
t art guests.
I The Itev. J. A. Hall, pastor, de-
uvereu a sermon on "Alonemeni"
beforo a largo congregation in the
morning.
Governor Pierce to
Attend Grange Picnic
(Continued Prom Pagn 1.)
program. Mrs. H. K, Miller and
ituy CouUltn form it special com
mittee tu asMst In the entertain
ment. v
The tllslrict Included In the pic
nic tins - subordinate, five juve
nile and llireo county organiza
tions. Make trouble, fur others anil you
have it left on your hands.
10 Years Apjo
Today
I McCulluugh ami A. C.
liauiitun elerlnl head of I. a
Gran tie sellouts.
Young and old like llf
comfort and luxury of the
mudd-ii Itath.
PATH SALT
NhivUm Ih I'lilne
(anleii-glu
Minis
1 1 .X I 1 1 POWDIilt
Slanted baths and cootl'ig
pnwder meumi comfotl on
tint days.
L. &L. Druj Co.
NEW YORKERS
ARE
LESSER
KBW VOItK.. Juno 14. (AP)
A third of a million New Yorkers
today have the blessing of Cardinal
Jiunzano, the pope's personal envoy
to thu Kiiehurlut congress, extend
eel In what was regarded us the
most spectuciilur and colorful re
llgloim parade In thu city's1 history.
A vust tlirong packed In thu
street near Ht. Patrick' cathedral
yesterday flrHt viewed him in awe
and then cheered with many drop-:
ped to their. knees while others dof- I
fed huts and bowed -their head. !
Curdlnul Jlonzuno responded by ex
tending his arms In blessing.
The parade conslnting of 10.00U
soldiers, cadets from pa roe h la I
schools and members of Catholic
organizations, was reviewed by Car
dinal Hi yes and six visiting car
dlnala from tho 1 41 wit of the Arch
Kplseopal resldenco in tho rear of
HI. Patrick's.
Jllgli dlgnitaiics of I lie Itomun
Catholic church continued to ar
rive here today from distant land
to atli-nd the J'JuchurtxlIc, congresu
In Chicago. . '
EXPLOSION IN
GARY KILLS 7
(Continued from Tauo 1)
lo explain what they had Keen.
They wiiil the blnxt wna lllie a
Ihiintlerholt out of clear ttky.
Tho explosion was on whul. Is'
known us the saturation floor of
the by-products plant,
C-ltAKIf KILLS TU'O
VANCOl; Vl;il, Wash June 14.
(AP) Meulcnant Julius C. Jly
ford, of Jlanford, Wash., who was
injured when Lieut. Henry W.
Guodo was ' kilted In an airplane
crash at Pearson Kleld lata Satur
day, died last night at ll::i-J at the
Post Hospital. Meut. llyford was
a reserve orrlcer : utlached lo t he
quarlerinaster corps and has been l
on active duty here for sumo time.
Glllli IS kiij,i:i
KISATTLK, Juno 14. (Al')- Al
berta Tjtigge, 15. a Heat tie hlirh
school girl, was swept lo her death'
over the J7fi foot sunset fails near
Index! Wash., yesti-rday.
heaping from rock to rock ut the
top of the falls whllu her parent a.
Mr, and Mrs, A. T. i.egffe. and two
brothers, woro sitting nearby, (he
girl slipped and wufi hurled over
the cataract, which falls ii" miles
an hour. The water lull nan
'claimed (he lives of twenty men
who attempted to leap It in bouts.
si'okam; acciii:xt i-wtal
HPOKANM, Wash., June 14 (AP)
One woman was instantly killed,
two were hurt und five olher per
sons escaped injury In an auto col
lision here yesterday. - Uotl, cars
overturned.
Mrs. fctuslc Carr, Mi. u wldnw. Hiif
ferud a crushed fkull when a se
dan, driven by her sun Clyde Carr,
IU, collided witli a coupe driven by
Mrs. Helen M-ulehod, uf Jvellug,,'.
ldu.
ront i)itov.i:n
MAftTINKZ. ( al.. June 14 (AP)
George P. Junes, Ku, slat Inn
agent, and three I !i - year old
yout h were drowned when 1 he
cloaed auto 1 hey w ere rid lug in
went over a bridge Into I feet
of waler. Walter Krazier, 17, Cd
tapvd by kicking out a glass.
KLAMATH MAX KIIJ.Klt.
K NAM ATI! I'WI.t.K, Ore,, June
14 (AP). Wlllord "Happy'
llrookfielil. ill), of Klamath Kalki,
was liiHlanlly killed early yeater
ilav inurnlm; when lihi ln:ivv s-
I dan travelling between 40 nud
I a uilleH tin iiuur failed tu ncgo
j I late a light -hand turn at Malln.
hut miles south of here, and rolled
over I hree times. 1 1 rook field wan
thrown through the left front
door of his ear.
Pour companions, Mhh .luaulta
I law :.nl, M Ihs I itti ut hy Jackson.
G.-iMKe C Hohlerbiieh and Leslie
II Ueh, eseapetl w it h only mlmtt
biuiHes. Itrouklteld peeuided a
i-fSponMlble position with a loial
luiulter eoinpauy.
GUARDSMEN
ARE ON WAY
TO MEDFORI)
(Ci nllnued from Tniro I)
(the members of I'oirtpjiny K Sat
. urday night with a large crowd
I tu attendance. The proceed from
the dance which amounted tu
about fifty dollars will be added
to the fomimny's mens fund to be
UMd during the Uvo weeks en
eaurpnif ni.
Companv of linker, was also
entertained ut a farewell danco
Sat unlay evening with a large
crowd. The proceeds from their
dance will nfeo go toward that
compuns mess fund.
Union Thanks Press
For Stock Show Work
VXIOX. On.. Juno 14. (Special)
The haekera of tile Muck show
and ntl the people of Cnlon who
are interested In the show certain
ly feel grateful to the newspapers
of Kufteru lreron, and especially
to thu m Grande tHiserver und tho
lueal Itepubtlean Tor their gener-o.-sity
In advertising the show this
year. Much of thu guccesa of this
year's show Is due to the publicity
therm papers gave without any
thouglit of p4iy other than an In
terest in putting over the show.
I A fanner lelts lis llie irrealest
i farm relief measure. wnuj be lo
reiirtu him ot Ills farm.
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Bgmsmmssmemm-
Market News of the Day
. . CHICAGO GnAI.N
U liral: 0hii llbtli Iaiw Chwe
.inly i;m my, i:ny, isny,
NrH 134 V.a IS4 134
itw. tany, iw, laiy, .
FOIUTA.ND WllKAT
rOItTLANIJ. Ore. Juno M (Al')
Whiat: mill, hard whllu. sort
while, wenlurn while $1.31j hard
white, hlneulein. baurt. rederutlon
J1.3X; hard wlnler, nortliurn sprlnif,
weHtern red $1.36.
Today's car receipts: Wheat U7:
barley 1; flour Hi corn 7: oata 4:
hay 4.
i.i i:itioiJ win; at
I.IVKIII'OOI., June 14. (AT)
Clone wheat o la lower. July
11M 6Vjd; Oft,. 1UB 7U: Dec. 1U8
id.
' CHICAGO IAKII
CHICAGO, June 14 (AT) Clwli:
Wheal: No. J! red . 1.S3 !4 H M.63 ;
,. hard fl.GUK 'i ll. till.
t'oru No. 2 mixed 72c: No.. 2
yellow 7- fiJ'TIIo.
Oata No. 2 white 41(i(iHlc;
No. 3 white 4 1 ' 4 1 a.
Kye No. 2 2c.
Hurley Ud 73c.
Tluiothy iseed 6.7G Jli.75.
Clover seed $1241)28.
ritrrr
NKW YOIEK. June 14. (Al')
Kva pointed apples firmer; choice
rrum-s steady; Callfornlas G6p
Vlv; (iregon.i II fi 12c.
Aprleois firm; slabs 20i 22o;
choice nominal; extra choice nom-
Inal
I 'caches scarce; standard 20f!i'
'Jlc; choice nominal; extra choice
nominal.. '
Half of Wool Clip in
. State Has Been Moved
rilllTI.ANIJ, Ore., 3une 14 (AP)
-With close to .1,011(1. MOO pounds
of wool taken durinir the past week
, . . .7
'""f10t1lho ,920n;,", 1
still holds ut 30 to 31 cents for
the best clips.
Home of tho local houses have
reduced their bids on wool with III
cents now offered for fine and
medium grade delivered Portland.
Thirty cenln Is hid for quarter blood
and 2U lo ?r centH fur eastern Oru.
gun und Washington ranch clips.
Hurlng tho wool activity the jmst
week, K. .1. Uurko was the hct.vlcst
buyer - taking close to' 600, OflO
pounds from J'ilot Itock, and tho
district around Khaniko. 1 leppner
and Condon, lluyiug so' far has
been largely of (ho besL grades or
wool but other stock Jius bein
taken at thu sumo time, although
there slight interest In the lower
grades. , , - , . .
(.4 y
No Change in Prices
At Beginning of Week
! t
POIITLAND. Ore.. June 14 (AP)
Couniry meat repel ptn wens mod
erate along the street this 'morning
but most of the comtulr'sion firms
hud calves held b'ver from last
week mul the market was generally
steady. Top calves iioted at 1414
lo 15 cents und top hogs 2o to
!1 rents.
offering.- or butter arc rmtto lib
eral but the miirket is fully uViln-.
tallied hy shipments of tho surplus
to l,os Anwlns. No chamro in
prices as shown for the beginning
or thu week. Cubes, extras 3SVjc;
standards IlSej'prlme firsts 37 c
and rirsls aiile. Prints steady at
41 cents with buying price of fat
unchanged at :t!i to 41 cents.
Fractional advances In certain
grades or Iiumih, bacon and com
pounds ranging from 16 to 3 cents
a pound, are ((noted by hiiiiiu of the
lotnl provision houses today.
Kgg market opened steady and
unchanged.
110 ARRESTED IN
SEATTLE RAIDS;
3,000 CHECK OUT
Si: ATl'l.n. June 14. (A P) one
hundred and ten persons, including
six women were- today reported ar
rested In Seattle over the week end
In a cleanup drive instituted hy
Mayor Iterlha Knight I .amies, who
took office one week ago.
ltoolieuifi-rH. ginublerx and other
law violators were said to be leav
ing Hie city to seek more secure
places fur their t pern t Ions.
OepartureH of this sort In the
week were put hy newspapermen at
ismuo.
Police Searching for
Woman Pastor in East
C A ,I Mill I 0 II, Mays. June 1 I.
(AP) Police today began a
search Tor a wmnn .-wild to rrsem
ble Almee Semple McPlurson.
mlHslim l.os Ang.'les evangePst,
who ii'Klstered at a lodging house
here Salurtbty uluhl, Mht left yes
lerday after Informing the house
keeper that she had fo'ind a bro
ther and would ko visit him. The
proprietor of the lodging house
told police titat the woman, who
gave her name as Xa;(in. rcscmb-
b-d pubtltdied photograph of Mrs.
M.-l'ltxrum, tin. I till. . I !...
,. B ..vn.icil,.. si,.. .i,i hi-'
bail been at Mrs. Mel'herson's l.os
Aniteles temple on May Is when
the nnnnimrcnicnt ns made that
the evangelist luil been Irowncd.
NKW VOUK. June 14 (Al'l I. S. dollars and thirty-seconds or
dollars, bonds: (Sulea In IlmlO) lllilh Low t'loso
l.lbertv 5is IIS 1M.T 100.30 101.7
Liberie 1st 4,s 72 102.24 105.20
l.lbertv Sd 4S .....1....... 121 100.2S 100.27
l.lbertv ad 44S .' ll 101.14 101.12 101.14
I Ib. 'le 4th V... il 13 S IM-!
U. B. Trvunury 44s 10S.S 1VS.7
ACTIVE BUYING
BOOSTS PRICES
BID FOR WHEAT
CHICAGO, June 14 (AP Active
buying which developed In the
wheat market today toward the)
last brought about rallies from an
earlier decline that was due large
ly to better weather condition!
northwest and west. To a consider
abio extent tho Increased buying
was based on unusually liberal pre
miums which are being paid for
Immediate delivery wheat In tho
face of the new crop movement.
I An unexpected big decretiHO of
Z.lifiZ.UUU uusncM III lllf I . . VIS.
ible supply total today was also a
stimulating factor, offsetting re
ports of widening harvest opera
tions In Kansas with some cutting
of wheat la Nebraska.
Wheat cloved unsettled at the
same tus Haturduy's finish to 1
off; com 1 to .'lie down; oats
allowing to lo dec! I nu and pro
visions unchanged to !S7o tower,
IttltTLAMI I'ltODI CK
I'OltTINIJ, Ore.. June 14 (Al")
Kfpi steady. . Current receipts
2tic; . fresh medium - 24c; fresh
standard firsts 27c; frcah standard
extras 28c. ,
Buitur steady. Kxtra cubes, city'
:;k'c; standards 38c: prime firsts
37 'Ac; firsts 30 14; prints 41c; cur-
tons 42o.
Milk steady. FJchI rliurnluflr cream
ljc per pound net shipper's truck
In zon 1. ('ream delivered Port
land 41c per pound. Haw mlk (4
per cent) $2.20 cwt. f.o.b. Portland.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 25
ft 27c; light 20fi' 21c; uprings.
white 18 'if 20c; do, colored up to
27c; young white ducks 30c.
Potatoes nominally steady, $1.50.
Onions nominally steudy $1.7&fr
$2.
HT1.A.M MVIISTOCK
POltTlANU, Ore.. Juno 14 (AP)
Cattle steudy to 25c higher; re
ceipts, cattlo )Ji0; calves 265.
Steers, good, medium $7 1 $8.25;
courmou $G'u$7; can tiers and cut
ters steers $5fi $ii; heifers, com
mon und medium. $4. 504.1 . $.76;
cows, common and medium $40
$C; cunners and cutters '6(i;
bulls, good beef (yearlings ex
cluded) $5fff$it; common to med
ium (cunners and bolognas) $4it
$5; culven, medium to choice (milk
feds excluded) $8f $9; culls and
common $5,501 $8; veulers, med
ium lo choice $9. Mew $10.50; culls
and. common $0 $9.50. t
Hogs, strong to 15c higher; re
ceipt 2540 (1080 through) Heuvy
weight (260 to 350 Ihs.) medium,
good und choice $13,504 $15; med
ium weights (200 to 350 lbs.) com
mon, medium, good und choice
$14 $16.65; light weights (1H0 to
2n0 lbs.) common, medium, good
and choice $ir,r,i $15.5; light lights
(I Ht) to 2to lbs.) common, medium,
good und choice $14,754' $15. U5;
pocking hogs (rough and smooth)
$1 1 (it $13.60; slaughter pigs (ito to
130 lb) medium, good und choice
$14. S0ft $15.60; feeder and stocker
pigs (70 to 1.10 lbs.) medium, good
and eholeu $154r $17.25. .
(Soft or oily hogs und roasting
pigs excluded in above quotations.)
Hlieep Receipts 2365 (practic
ally all on contract), thumbs, med
ium to choice (84 pounds down)
$tl to $13; Iambs; "cull.1 and
common $S9i $11; yearling wethers,
medium lo choice $8 4i $ 10.60; ewes,
common to choice $44j $5; culls and
cii nners $2$T$4, .
( IIH'AOO MVKSKX K
CHICAGO. June 14. (AP t'. .
Iiepatimeiit of Agriculture) Hogs
liecelpts 45,OOU; mostly lUtf !!5c
lower; lighter weights show min
imum deeline; bulk desirable 210
pounds down $I4.&0( $14.05; prac
tical lop $t4.70.
Cattle Hecelpts 2'J.IMMi; fed
.steer trade uneven; nwstly stead-;
desirable yearlings Including heif
ers fully steady; sputa strong: sev
eral I (Kids of Kansas fed steers scal
ing 12!iK tu U4!i pound Jio.i;;,; H
part of these on a special order;
fal fhe stock steady; more grassy
cows on sale; veulers JHftf $1 1
mostly; few up lo $12.
Sheep Receipts Ui.miO; fal
lambs market practically at stand
still; early bids sharply tower, with
Increased orls demanded; best
nal Ivc lambs held around $ 1 7;
practically no yearlings on sale;
outlet for fat sheep narrow; tend
ency weak; few early sales native
ewes at $tii $n.iM); about steady.
I'ltlSt'O l-'UfIT
SAN KlIANCISCtl. Junu 1 4 (AT)
AiiIi'm: lloxt'S Salra from slor-niri'.-
t'tllfiirnlii Nowtnwns, fancy
:H4 mul t llir ll.TK'ii'SS. Willie
Alrai'liana SI If $l.r0.
Orrtfon mill WaslilMKlon: Arkan-
mis ItliickA, rxtra fancy $2.&M.f
i.7.fi; ranry S21i S2.Sf.: Ni'Wtnwtli.
i vtra fancy anil fancy J2. "Off $2.50;
C EXnil' $1.7fi(l S2.
..ilcot; Itoyul $liJI.60 criIi-:
l.iilk 3i Kc Ih.
liirrlia: UiiMiO.irrU-s li)l.:i
ci-atc; blackberries 301 4c ilrawcr,
fancy 4. Mi 50c: mrawhcrrlcs fiO.f
7ic: few so,i lioc drawvr; logiui
lierrlea 25 i 35c drawer.
rberrbt: Itoynl Annes 7 to 12c
lb.; Hlngs loll 10c lb.: email, low
at Sr.
Currants 1 1.25. $1.50 ilrawer.
reaches: Alexander Boclijl.23
box: crate Ollc.i $1.26: basket 60
V Ml cents: Triiimttlfc 40 Ii X5c.
Cliims: lleaullci 90c to l.2.
fr- l'-"1-""""
$1.50 er.Hi'.
SAN l-'irAN'CISV'O. Jutll' 14 (Al1)
Ilillterfat f.o.b. Pan Francisco
44 cenls.
FIND
IT
HERE .
Copy for this column must
Im 111 by :IH) a. ui.
iM)siin:i.i)s am) sun;
tiliASSKS
iiulckiy and correctly fitted with
finest BcIkIuiii Non-Hhaller I'late.
sizes and thickness for ull nuikes
of curs, always at ltlchardson's
Art & Gift Khop. 0-14-St
A real homo cooked mid-day
dinner every day at 1 1 a. m. to 2
p. m. and a light hot lunch at 5 I
p. m. tto 6:30 p. m. l-'resh straw
berries and cream, strawberry
shortcake' at all hours, lee cream
and sherbet 50c a (iiurt, 25c a plat.
Ksklmo pies always at Hilyerthoru
Wright's soda fountulu. ' 6-lOlf
Hemstitching, pleating, tuition
holes, tic. Norton's Kiddy Simp.
10-14U
Wush rags, bath accessories and
ull mid summer articles you will
find ut prices to please you ut Sll-verihoni-Wrlght's
family drug
store." ' - (l-iotf
HlWIiltW aki:
When you think of I inner ware
you think of Itlchurdson's Art &
Gift KKop. Tho very latest things I
In dlnnerware und breakfast nets!
ranging In price from $i.tr5 to $75.
Twonty-ono open stock' patterns
from which to choose. ' . 0-14-2t
Pon't let duudruff or fulling out
of hair annoy you for a moment
when you can buy V bottle of
Germicide und Dandruff Kradiwu
tor for 75c that cures dandruff In a
vory Yew days und stops Calling of
tho hair. Bold only ut Hllvurthorn
Wright's family drug aloro. 0-lotf
School Funds now avuilablo for
farm loans In Union County. See
H. E. Dixon, Foley Building, La
Grande, Ore. , 2-lCtf
IW).VOOI,
Largo load boxwood delivered In
La Grande. $6.00. Call U B. Men-
efce Lbr. Co..Lono Tree, 4-3tf
Any kind of llch or eczema In
grown people or children can be
quickly benefitted or cured In a
very few days by using that new
proscription lor cczmuu for $1.00 a
bottle sold only by Kllvcrthorn
Wrighl's family drug store. 6-10tf
VIC l'OLKY MATC'IIKI
VANCOUVKU. 13. C. Jun 14.
(AP) Vic Foley, bautamweiglit
champion of tho iiclfic coast, was
today matched to fight Young Na
tionalism, of Port lund. Ore, ten
rounds how Friday night. Harvey
Holliday, Vancouver bantam, meets
Young Dcncio of Portland.
A Fast New Ambulance
Ready to Serve
Without Charge
No one can wish for a time when ambulance service will be
rctiuired, yet it is satisfying to know that a fast and ultra-modern
ambulance equipment is always within easy reach here.
And when the necessity exists, you naturally have a right
to demand and have available the most superior service that
can be had. The new ambulance added to our motor equipment
in the last few months is the latest that can be found even in the
largest cities rjust one feature of a complete' and perfect under
taking establishment's service. ,
The ambulance is available for your emergency use without
charge the people in distant parts of the valley enjoying the
same, service as residents of La Grande.
Hal Bohncnkamp, Funeral Director
Free Ambulance and Hearse Service '
"Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment" ,.
OTTW flATION-WIDE C9 - T
II f J J . INSTITUTION- l -
VitiL DEPARTMENT STORES :
108 Depot St, U Grand, Or.
01
Colored Crinkled Spreads
A Leader in Value!
Of vital interest to economical
I
housewives
With pretty colors for boudoirs. The material is ,
dimity in a good weight for Summer., They mean less
work as they require no ironing.
Another clever purchase effect
ed by our New York buyers who
are always on the alert for ex
ceptional Values for usl ( .
QUALITY
Is til ways the first consideration in the manufacture
' of our products.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
"Home of Golden Crust and Sally Ann
Opposite Observer ;
Let Me Save You Money:
on Painting and Paper
hanging Estimates Gladly Furnished. (
J. P. Morley
Call MAIN 58
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LOOK OVER OlIR WANT ADS FOR BARGAIN
Monday, June 14, 1926.
is the arrival of these most
w o r.t h - while Bed
spreads in the popular
crinkled material. -
Good Size!
The Kind
That Doean't
Need Ironing
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