La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1926, Image 8

Friday, June 25, 192S. '
TX CRANOE EVENING OBSERVER
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... II 1 1 1 1 I II I Mill! II
Bother Yuw
; . The pajamas with
no buttoris- they sim
, ply slip oyer the head. ,
An ; assortment J o f
! patterns--'
' $2.50 :
Westehhaver
& Gilbert
Store i'ot Men
1 HAS I'ltANCimXt. Jiinc "t (AI
u4V Hurituu Aorrit.lilf nrul J.'.i'ji.
oorolcn) -r-, UrolU-rii. Iirhorn I to
'lir colored Ji:' I IhiicIi JUj
'Jc IU.; iti'ro wv'Slc lb.
; PAS KIlANCIHCy. Junu IS At)
. Hult.'rfut Co.l. vBau" Kriinolmut
a.-si v.: :..
r iv i'.:
Jnsumnce
The sad((C8t "vords that
can follow disaster -A the
tragedy of a 'lifetime of
mm wjy
over nijrht and no i-cconi-pen8e.
What a wonderful
thing Insurance is!
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CHAS. H. REYKOLDS
i; J 'Tli Iwiufiiice Han
r 1 Worttl Knowinj"
1Q Ytars Ago
Today
'. Tut Foley ordered to en-'
Hat company 'ot millllu.
uisy;timkj''
Huy. too, Ht our foun
tulll tills hot u'ruthi-r.
r'or Thirsl ,
Tire Original awl tiiiiinp
; ihi:mia.
v IM KCTI ' '
"A HunuiHv In llic Miiiiimf
L&L Drui Co.
' i
, Tbi llomp . of Rood oUi
-lUi.
s-H;Er.ry:s
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
The Auction Block
A gorgeous film or Money and Marriage
From Rex lkach's Sensational Novel
. With CHARLES RAY and
. ELEANOR BOARDMAN
Comedy, "Hachclor's Babies"
TOMORROW ONLY DICK HATTON
In ...
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m m tULumtn
EGGS STEADV
PORTLAND. Ore:, Juno 35 (AP)
Iowrr grades of cube butler ur
fractionally lower In the local mar
ket today with prime firsts posted
ul 38 cents antl first ut 35 cents
on the dairy exchang". Prodiic
tlon bus been heavy but the out
let for high score stock lias kil
accumulations down.
Kxlraund plandard cubes ore
toady ami Unchanged at 38 and
37 cents respectively. The hot
weather Is expected to cut down n.
cclpls considerably and reflect In
the quality of butter rut. This
will huve a tendency to further
weaken thu ntnrket on under gmde
butter but strengthen thu market
for real fancy stock.
I Itccclpts or surplu butter from
country vrcumerlca yesterday
amounted. to 31.500 pounds with
thu make of local creameries
placed at 21.688 pounds. The Into
storage inoveineiit amounted to
11.877 pounds.
' So change was made In egg 'ino
tutlona on the local dairy board
. iui uir uij miiu i iiv mat i
linaincd generally ateady. llecelpts
yesterday were 67S case.- and ab
sorbed by local requirements.
- Hot woo. t her U a depressive fac
tor tn tho dressed nieut inui ki-t
Country nrrivnto m only mo.lir-
jult but quality ahowa the effect of
the heat and they have to be
moved promptly, yuluea uro tfen
orally uiicJioJif;d altlinuh off
ffrade stock Is offered a uhudo low
er. . JJcmund U lltht- . .
I Shi I try iH-nuiiitl Itrbk.
.iH'UBtnd for ll-ht and heavy h--n
continues brisk at prices ntnnK
from 21 to 2 cent. UrnllerM are
plentiful. eKpeclally IIkIU toek and
slow niovtnjf. Heavy springs aell
well. 1 'rices unchanged. .
Citrus frultn are firmer with
lemona rraullutially hlKher ut fn.AO
to 17.25 per crate.
l'olatoea 'plentiful with mttrkel
uvuk oil both old and new Htoek.
Uerrlea plentiful with market
weaker Ht 11.75 to $2.10 on raap-
herrlcaand fl.SS to fur loKiiii-
lterrles.
OllTia.M) l,l IXKK'K
1'OltTI.AM), llf.. .lull.- 26
Cuttle stclilly: n'fi-titM, citttl
iiilvra 35. Ulcers. gooU tn.ll)
tl $8.75..
)Ioki nti'iiily: ricciiita li". (moMlly
contrui-t).
HlM'i'p slratly: rcft'iplH 5. IiimIim.
medlAni to choirs (M iioiiiiiIm
down) lllti
Short and snappy is my on 1 nr.
I am hlg ami fat ami celling lame.
T1ip weather In .mi nwfnl ImH
l I Mire do sweat a len-lble lul.
Who eaiv- hut me'
J Jie-t nnll ami .ee.
Iinlent Mime, and fllle.l o fal
Wo hatt no Hint' to il ht the
I grn.v4.
.If hi aie limit ehlctl and Vsltadtlle
J a fetni
HcttiemtH'r Ibl- ad is pure mm
1 m 11 H
Wo are tbnh-alers and retailers
hut ue diHi'l put t till- on over
1 iwt1. The old barn uhcre
I started our httditcss iill ha a
I pari of lite oil cloth i.n Mill
I stk'klnz to tin laiaiit. The onl
) wrril( that an left arc "tail de-
luiHnieiil.' Il whs "retail." but
t tow II stHm that It was (he tall
end of a Mitvrsrul jc;tr.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
' "'The Poor Man's l-'rlend
j Near 1' Jiunlry. t'hnne Main 2IN
No htuiday IliisltHtvs
m, m. mj
tiiiii
Market News of the Day
IKH'AtiO GRAIN
July ...iaJH IUM ttt INK
s-it. ist imh tatfi iu
l).f. IS'4 I3H IMH ISA
IIMtTliANU WHIUT
I'OHTI.AND. Ore. June (Al)
Wheat: Bull, hurd white, blue.
Hteut. bunrt. federutton. vort white,
wextern white 11.41; hard winter,
northern uprlng, western red $1.33.
Toduy'a cur receipts: Wheut 46;
Flour 1?; corn 2; oaut 3; hay 1.
UVK.Itl-OOl, WHIAT
LIVKItl'tJiJI. June S5. (AI")-
WIii-hI c'lono id hlither to d
lower: July Its Ki; Oct. 103
STd; Iee. 10a 4Hd.
CHl'A(iU CASH ,
I'HICAUO, June :5 (AI1) Cauh:
Wheal No. 5 red $1.40; No. 2
hunl 1.4 H.
Corn No. i mixed 7V6ti70?.c;
No. 3 yellow 7 1 a 7 I ',i c. -
(IiiIh No. 2 while 8B4Ut",
No. 3 white an toe.
icv- n. ; vi ijc.
Hurley 7 K 4 7Uu.
Timothy need I6i $7. 11
Clover wed fi; 2. ,
iJinl $16.35. .
itiijn $u. .
Uellie 18.37.
WAVE OF SELLING
ENGULFS CHICAGO
GRAIN MART TODAY
MIIfW. June 5.. (AT) I -
real or the MuKary-HauKcn bill.
lOKelher with blir receipts of new
ly harvested wheat southwest.
hrouKht about a wave of selling In
the whttat market today. With no
adeiunte buying power In evldencn
ind with Tavorablo crop reports at
hand, prlcea underwent a sharp
xelbaek. 1'nexpectedly hlfcher quo-
tutlona at times In Liverpool as
well as news of heavy d'imaffe by
floofbi In Germany failed to effect
the ruah of seltlnjr orders which
lit large part wore attributed to a
prominent New York speculator.
Wheal eluded fdeady I4f3c
net lower; corn li 1c down; oats
ft ' MtK oft and provisions showing
to 30c decline.
IHtllTltAM) l'lt(ll ( i:.
OKTIANIlt,Orv.. June 25 AI')
Kggn steady. Cdrrent receipts
2'ic; frcHh mediums 23c; fresh
standard finds 27c; fresh stun third
extra 27e.
Itutler lower. Kxtr-i. oubes, elly
3Xe; standards 37c; prlmr firsts
!tc; flryta'3Ic; prints 41c: car
tons 43c.
Milk steady, llest churning cn-ain
3ltc per pound net shipper's track
In none 1. Oram, delivered I'ort
land 41c per pound. Jtaw nillk 14
per cent) 2.2" cwt. f.o.b. I'ort
laud. rnullry steudy. Heavy hens 25
' 37a; light 20t 2It!; uprlng. whit"
IJUfSMe: do, colored up to 27c;
young while ducks 2SV3'k; col
ored 201 22e,
I'otutoe.-i (iilet tl.&n pef sack:
new potatoes 3e pound.
fiulons (iilet, $1.75t$2.
W4Hli ItrilHT
IKiKTnN, Mu.su.. June 25. (AIM
The Commercial Hulletln tomor
row will aay:
'While the demand for wool
may have betn somewhat smaller
In the eastern seaboard markets
the patd week, the market Itself Is
tiniuealluntibly a bit stronger and
prlcia have tidvauced ullglitly over
Die values obtaining a week ago
possibly it- etnt a pound In the
gii'ase. while operations In the
wit In the new vllp have been ac
celerated with the tendency of
values ugulntd the buyer.
"The foreign murkets, Including
Hcdfnrd are firm.
"White certain manufacturers
loudly deplore the" advancing ten
dency In wool then- seems no good
reason to doubt thai the Ktttinttnn
In 4 he
good market Is falrly
heiillliy
aud that the outlook is
better. f
"Mohair l.t rather mibd but firm.
"The rail and wnlr shipments of
wntd from 1 la-don from J. hi miry 1.
til'JH to June 19'iS Inclil-olve
were ,.'.K74.yini pounds against 77,.
t;K3.MMi poiimls for the Mime pe
riod last year.
"The receipts from January 1.
'.v in June 4.. InctmttvL'
were tya.J4S.;i7 poundit against
Hy.K7K.:i"ii pounds for the Kline
perlnfl hiMt year.
Ljuolatluns will be given as fol
lows: Oregon Kastcrn fln staple
II I"; Due and M. clothing 90
i t;.e; valley No, 1 93i9&c.
Mohair Itet eumbfng 75 i S'c:
beat cunllng 6Mi 3&e,
t IIU .t;0 IJVIXItH K
rnit'Aun, June ;s. (ai w w.
lNutrlment of Agriculture) Hon
UeivlpU I A. Mini; early 111 irkct
gmrally Mteaily: spots weak to lfte.
Inu I.l.r t...L..n .1..!... 1
bulk !4ni 5J5 pound butehent
l4.t'6 $M.ft5: bulk Sin pounds
down tll.Tpti t4.n: few unu
17a pounds weights MS.
fat tie Iteceipt S'taii; Nteers
scarce; millers buying for numbers potheebnk (Northwestern Pa
nt strong to higher prices; best elf to .Mortgage Conimny). a cor-
yearlings tfn.m choice offerings
tiluteut; few loatls $9U$9.9; she
Mtot-k fully steuily; choice vealers
m higher; outsiders paying up-
ward to $12: today'. ticitvlty in i
fact of sciircity hanlly n criterion.
-
Porests etiver nearly 2.ena
acn-s In Priince, or one-fifth of
the to'al area of the country.
m
APJ
NKW YoltK. June
dollans bonds:
l.ltH-rly IHl
Utterly 3d 4
l.llM-rty Irt 4 Us
Liberty 2d 4k
liberty 3d 4H ......
Liberty th 4,
U. H. Treasury i U
(Sates
Stock Market Movement
Irregular; Close. Heavy
NKW YOItK. Juno 25. A'I')
Extensive readjuatmeut of specu
kitlve accounts resulted In an Ir
regular movement of prlcea In to
day's stock nmrket, with the rails
generally pointing upward, while
the industrials. loat ground. Trad
ing showed another marked falling
off in volume. Total sales In the
first three hours being leas than
three quarters of a million aim res.
The defetit of the H an gen farm re
lief bill In the senate apparently
waa without Influence on the price
movement of aeeurltien although
the measure had been opposed, in
prfuclpul. by aeveral of Wall
Street's largest bankers. The week
ly atateuiriit of the Federal Ite
ecrvo banks fiiriitahel ample proof
or the abundance of credit but call
money rate held relatively firm
above four per cent because of the
demand for funds in connection
with mid year settlements.
The closing was heavy. Sales ap
proximated 1. 300.000 shares.
MUM O FIU1T
HAS FltANCIHCO, June 35 (AT
Kedettil Ktale Market N'i wh Heir
Ice) Anrleots: Hoyal $ Mi J 1.3"
crate; SI 4i $1.50 U A. lug; bulk 3
?6c; few 6c lb.
rterries: Itaspberrlen $t.20i $1.70
crate; Idaekberrlea 35 ii 4 5c draw
er; Htravvberrles 60tf 7e; few K5
9Vc drawer; loganberries 40V50c
drawer.
Currants; J1.75V $2 per 10-pouud
drawer.
reaches: Males 75ci $1.2 box;
50c1j$1 buaket; Triumphs o90c
box.
LA GIlANIlK WHOLESALE
MARKETS
I'onltrr (live weight).
Spring fries 25 if 30a
Heavy nen 2c lb. '
Medium hens 16c lb.
Light hens 14c lb.
Btaga 8c lb. v
No. 1 live turkeys 320 lb.
Flour.
Hard Federation (hard wheal)
$7.80 bbl.
Soft wheat $7.(10 bid.
LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS
Poultry.
Hprlng; fries 60c lb.
Hens 80c lb. -
Bleat ami Pth.
Beef boll 1012 He rb.
Chops fend steaks R n
Halmon (ntrlctly fresh) 35c lb.
Halibut 32c lb.
Ialry.
Lard 10 lbs. $1.95; 6 lbs. $1.00.
Butter, creamery 45o lb.; 95c
a rnll
Kggs Sfe?5c dog.
Cheese 40c lb.
Wofly, eetttb so lb
Vegetahle.
Nw potatoes 5c lb.
l'otatoes 4c lb- (Minall quantl
tlfw); $4.40 for 100-lb, lot.
Wax siring beans 15o lb.
California greeu peas 10c lb.
Carrots 2 bunches 15c
Parsley lc hunch
Keels 2 bunches 15c.
New cabbage 6c lb.
Turnliw 2 bunches 15c.
Green string beatiN 2 lbs. 25c.
Home grown head lettuce. 15c
head; 2 for 25c.
Hplnaeh 3 lbs. for 16c.
Radishes 6c bunch.
Oreen onions Sp bunch.
Walla Walla red onions 2 lbs.
15c: 4 lbs. 25c.
K la I n hot house tomatoes 40c
lb.
Texas tomatoes ."Wo b.
Walla Wallu tomatoes 25c lb.
Cucumbers 15c each.
Fruit a.
California f i-eestono peaches
15c lb.
Walla Walla peaches 15c lb., 2
for 3iU
ltapbei'ries Ke box.
lewberrles L'do box. 2 for S&c.
(ireen apples ltc lb.
fallroinlu apricots l'Jc lb.; box
tl.an.
Ming cherries l&c lb.; 2 lbs.
?5c.
I'lums. W'allu Walla 25c lb.
Home grown strawberries 15c
box.
loganberries 2 boxes 2Sc.
Walla Walla and Milton straw
berries 15c box.
Hood Itlver strawberries 16c
box.
Cantaloupes Kit1 5 for 27c.
. Watermelons 3V4c lb.
Cherries 1 5c lb.
Tellow Newtown apple I lbs.
26c.
Bananas 15c lb.
lemons 45o dos.
Oranges i to 89c doa.
til ape fruit 22c each.
Sugar.
Caao sugar $.S& tt $7.05.
Rasollne.
Gasoline, regular, retail 37c gal.
Gasoline, high tort, retail See
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SIMMONS,
tn the Circuit Court or the State
of Oregon for fnion County.
. North western & luctftc Hy-
pomtion. Plaintiff.
vs.
, II. A nuts and Gladys K Anuwt,
ttls wife. W.,1. Amoj and Jane lHe
Amos, his wife, W. I. lAite and
June Hoe tne. his w ife, .Mrs. H. K.
squires, and John loe Squires, her
hustwtnd. and Jennie Hodgkins.
single woman, Ih-fendant.
To W. U Amos and June lHe
is.
1. S.
I til tars and tbirty-wconds of
In tM")
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108.
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101.9
Close
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100.2$
IVIIAT KARHAK DID FOR ME
WOULD FILL A HEViSPAPEB"
This Medicine Made
Clean Sweep of -His
Troubles After He Suf
fered 22 Years Stom
ach Torture and Spent
Thousands of Dollars
Looking For Relief ,
Says Martin.
"I tell you, Karnak is so good
and Is so far ahead of everything
else 1 ever heard of that I'd go
out of my way to tell- ja-ople about
II." declares U. B. Martin, of I5
Water Kt., Portland, Ore.
"Why. I could say enough for
this medicine to fill a newspaper."
continues Mr. Martin. "Why, It's
put me bade on my feet In the
bent of condition after I had suf
fered torture from 22 years of
the worst kind of stomach trou
ble and spent thousands of dollars
looking for relief n
"I Juat couldn't eat a thing with
out gus forming afterward and
pressing aiound my heart till I
could hardly gft my breath. Why,
Amos, lib wife. Mm. K. K. Siuires
and John loe Stiulres. her hus
band, and Jennie Hodgklns, a sin
gle womun, dofendants above
named:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby notified that,
pursuant to an order of the Hon
orable J. V. Knowles, Judge of
the above entitled court, made and
entered herein, op the 12th day of
June, 1926. you are required to
appear and answer the complaint
riled against you In the above en
titled tnult, within six weeks from
the dale or the rirst publication of
this notice and aummons. or If
served personally nd In person
outside of Ihe State of Oregon,
within six weeks from the date of
such personal service, and if you
so fall to answer, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will take judgment
and decree against you. and each of
you, for the n-llcf prayed for In
it complulnt filed herein, to-wit:
Kor a Judgment gainst Jennh
Hodgklns. defendant. In the sum of
seventeen hundred dollars, togeth-
r with Interest thereon at the rate
of eight per cent per annum from
the 1ft day or December. 1924, and
(he further sum of fifty-four dot
tars, taxes pahl by plaintiff for
and In le-luUf or said defendants
it nd the further sum of five and
7.r-l no dolt'ira, atwdractlng costs
paid by plaintiff for and on be
half of defendants, and the further
sum of two hundred fifty dollars
attorneys Tees, und for plaintiff's
costs and disbursements made and
expended herein, ami that execu
tion In foreclosure Issue upon .sab)
judgment; Hint plaintiff will also
take decree of thl court, foreclos
ing t lint certain mortgage of date,
December 24th. 1917. made, -xe-eub'd
antl delivered by defend
ant. Jennie Hodgklns and Nathan
It. Hodgklns, since deceased, to
plulntirr, covering and describing
the following real proerty. situate
in In ton County, regon, to-wil:
The K14 of the NWI&. the .
of Hie SWV4. Ihe KV U of
the SKVi und lxts 2, 3 and 4,
In Sec. 31. Twp. 5 It. 4U,
K. W. M.. together with ihe
b iH'iiieuts. hereditaments and
appurtenances tlu-reunto be
longing or In anywise, apper
taining, i
And that the Hen thereof be de
cluredlo be prior in time and bii-iM-rlor
in right to any right, title.
Interest, claim or lien which de
! n.lant.'. o. M. Amos and Gladys
I-;. A mos, h is wi f e. and W. 1
Amos ami Jne Doe Amos. his
wife. W. I. Lane. a. single man.
Mrs. K. Siuir'3 and John loe
Siilres, her husband, and Jennie
Hoflgklivi. a single woman, above
naiwd. or any of them, may have
or claim to have in or to siid
premises, or any part thereof; and
that the uld mart gage be fore
closed, and that the above named
defeuUaiit.s. ami each of them, be
burred from wny right, title, in
terest or claim In or to said prop
erty, or any part thereof, and all
eiilly of redemption therein, save
only the statutory right of re
demption and that said real prop
erty, together with the appurten
ances ami tenements hereunto be
longing, or In anywise appertain
ing, be sold under foreclosure and
order of sabl court. In accordance
with the laws of the Stule of Ore
gon, and the practice of this court
tn such ease; ttmt the sheriff of
t'nlon County, at the time of such
sab, put the purchaser of said
property Into Immediate possession
thereof; and tmit th sheriff be
directed to execute and deliver to
such purchaser at' the time of said
sale a certificate of sale of mid
properly with a sheriff deed
therefor at Ihe cx phut ton of the
time allowed by law for the re
demption of real property, if no
redemption be had; hnd that the
plaintiff above named le permitted
to bid la said property and to be
come. the purchaser of thp same"
at such sale; that tho proceeds of
ueh sale be applied to the pay
ment of the costs of this sulr. at
tormwa fees and the uim found
due plaintiff, und the remainder.
If any, be paid over in the manner
as by law required: that if the
proceeds of such sale he- Insuf
ficient for sm-h purposes, phtinttrf
have Judgment- and decree against
the said defendants. Jennie Hodg-
Mna and O M. Amos und tlladys
K, Amos, hU wife, to recover such
itniMiitl Itulance; and that plaintiff
have Its costs and disbursement
expended herein, and such further
U would bloat so tight with gas
that all around my waistline and
through tho pit of my stomach
felt as sore as a boil. Nights I
was In such misery 1 would sim
ply have to walk the floor.
"My tongue was coated, I had
lawful headaches, and I was so
weak and wornout l could hardly
pull myself through a day's work.
When I tame home evenings 1
hardly had strength enough to
drag up the hill to my house. j
"Now after' all these years of
suffering Karnak has made a
clean sweep of my troubles and1
put me In the pink of condition.
Why. 1 eat Just anything I want
and never feel a trace of Htomach
trouble, gas bloating or "'bilious
ness any more. 1 don't have in
ache or pain, sleep like a top
every night, and 1 can just go
through a hard duys work and
1111 reel good. Why. money
couldn't buy the good Karnak has
done .ne just tell 'em to see me
about It."
Karnak Is sold In Ia Grande by
the L. & 1.. Drug Co.. and all
leading druggists. Adv.
the premises.
And you are further notified
th.it, under tho order of tho above
entitled court, pursuant to which
this notice und summons is pub
lished, the date fixed for the flrat
publication hereof Is the 25th day
of June, 1926. and the dute fixed
for the last publication hereof Is
the jth day of August, 1926, and
that thu period allowed In such
order for your appearance In this
cause expires on the last nmned
date, said period being six weeks
from and after the dute of the first
publication hereof tut - aforesaid,
except (but if personal service in
this cuse be accomplished upon
you. outside of the Statu of Ore
gon, you arc hereby required to
appear und answer said complaint
on or before six weeks froiiti thu
dute of such personal service.
NiCHOUS. HALLOCIC
& DONALD.
Baker. Oregon.
Attorneys for Plulntirr.
Date of first publication: June 2fi.
Date of last publication: Aug. 6.
June 2ft. July 2, 9. 16. 23, 30. Aug. 6
CAJ.L FOK IUDS.
Healed bids will bo received by
the Commission of the City of Im.
Grande, Oregon, for the construc
tion of the improvement in Im
provement District Number 15b.
within the City of Ia Grande, Ore
gon, according to the plans and
speelflrutlonsi of the sard- Improve
ment now on file in the office of
the City Recorder ot said City. A
deposit or SlO.fKi will be required
for set of plans and specifications,
which amount will be refunded If
bidder Is unsuccessful and returns
suine to this office.
Hid will be received to the hour
ji seven-t h Irt y p. tn. Wednesday
Inly 7th, 1926. ut the commlwdon
room In the city building at lu
Grande. Oregon, and must be ac
companied by a certified check In
the amount of ten per cent of the
amount bid as a guarantee of the
acceptance und completion of con
tract if awarded.
; Checks will lie returned to un
successful bidders.
Tho commission reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
. Ity order of the commission June
.'3d, 1926.
J. E. ST K A UN'S.
Itocorder of the city of
I41 Grande, Oregon.
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show you why the Mon
arch is the fastest heat
ing and the finest bak
ing electric range made
today. Just as the Mon
arch Coal Range is su
preme in its field, so is
the Monarch Electric
the outstanding electric
range today.
Tarn in your old, hot
kitchen range as first
payment on a fine new
Monarch Electric.
BohnenUamp's
ITTTV a RATION-WIDE
)). INSTITUTION' j
tJsWjL DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St. U Grand. Or
New
Japanese Parasols
Many New Patterns
Uuy suimhadcB fur wom
en and mlnsra. Made of
ervlceuble oil uaper In new
cretonne pattern. l,-or sum
mer strolls on the beach or
down the lane. 1'iiceU modi
attractively.
79c to $1.98
f
FIND
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HERE
Copy for this column must
be iu hy 9:00 a. m.
PIANO TUN Hit
Sir Sidney Lyle, recognized us u
master tuner backed by years of
experience, will bo In Ijx, Grande
soon. Call K. O. Music Co. 6-22U
If you feet all run down and
luck of pep or vllulity und poor
uppetlte. you will find that new
prescription of nerve tonic at $1 a
bottle just what you need und il
does the work quickly. Sold only
by SHverthorn-Wrlght'a family drug
utore. 6-22tf
I l N N i; It W A It K K PKt IA I X
See the new patterns of dlnuer
ware nt very special low prices
at ltichurdson's Art & Gift Shop;
26 patterns in open slock from
which to select 6-24-3t
School Funds now available for
farm loans In Union County. Bee
H. fi. Dlr.on, Foley UuHilIng, L
Grande, Ore. ' 2-1 tf
t WINDSHIKLDS AND SIDL
j (;wssrs
i quickly- and correctly fitted with
finest Belgium Nun-Shut ler plate
ut the right price ut lllchardson's
Art & Gift Shop. C-24-St
BOXWOOD.
Large load boxwood delivered In
La Grande, $6.00. Call L B. Men
efee Lbr. Co.. tone Tree. 4-Xtf
I t
j No need of having dundruff or
falling out or the hair when you
can get a bottle of Germicide and
Dandruff Kradicutor for 75e. Sold
only by Sllverthom-Wrlghl's fam
ily drug store. 6-22Lf
HemM Itclilng, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kidd Shop,
' 10-14tf
voi r i'Krrnu;s
Knl urged and hand tinted and
pKippzp cJdM
rorRTaevAUn
Stic-On
Panco Soles
A Real Saving
, tla.-lly applied by anyone
to new or bid shoes. (..
nienta i lBht to either leatu.
er or (rubber without naiii
or aewlng. The only
which combine leather tor
comfort and rubber for ncr.
, . Waterproof
Light U'elglit '
Koil-Hllp -
Haven catchlnk: colds aRj
prevents slipping wonder
fully comfortable complete
with cement und tool.
Makes a big Having: In slioo
repair bills and uslially out.
laslH leather. In sizes fur
men's, women's and clill.
(lien's shoes. Tho pair only
I
49c
framed by - Itlchardsou, "The Ark
Man." at Hlchardson'a Art & qJ
8hop. 6-24-4
Marcelling 7 fie. Phone 283-iv
Over L. & U Drug. S-2o-(lj
CA1U OF THANKS :
ve wisn 10 maiiK our nianl
friends for lhelr kindness mi
sympuiiiy shown us Uurlug ourr
cenL bereavement. . Also for th'
beuutlful ftonil offerings. ' 1
J. M. Iatty.
John Lutty. V j:
Alt', and Mrs. c K. Biarr,
,' Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. BultocM
Mr. and M(s. Krucst Ktchkotj
flir. anu ;urs. J'Tujik Tlngfc
I 6-25-tlf
We wish to thank our friend?
and neighbors for their klndnesi'
extended us during our recent h
reuvement. also SunimervlMc choif:
and Paul Knautx for their vocJJ
sell'ctious. Also for tho uvauLifuf
florul offerings. 1
Mrs, John Meyer und family.
Dr. und Mrs. J. A. Vonderllclui
Mr. and Mrs. It; A.- Grlener.
6-25-ltl
60 Little Liver Touchers for 25
The best laxative pill sold xoi
most for your money, only at Hi!
verthorn-Wright'B family druj
store. .!2N
Shldenls of the 6. 6, T.'ind
grades who have low grades lnn
or Iwo subjects and would Ilketl
do special maket up work durlna
the next few weeks with an expert!
enced teacher. . call Miss Nell
Chundler ul 379-W. ,-25-ltj
NKW VOltK nti iT 7
NKW YOItK. June 25. (AP)-H
Kvaporuted applet quiet; prunes,
apricots und peaches and honK
steudy; prices unchanged. ; $
DISLIKES NKW VOI1K
BKHLIN Many German acfor
oathe to visit New York because'
of restrictions on appeusemeiit j-
the appetite are welcbuied to-
John Kmerson's address book. Til?
head of Ihe Kiiilly extended the
Invitation at the International Ac'
tors' Congress.
just because u woman say1
needs a new hat, that's no sigij
she doesn't. I
Ranges
100.21
let. 14
U'2.29
10S.S
nd gvneru! relief as may to the I
court Km meet and equitable In I
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