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Tnpsdav. November 16, 1926. Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY- -..Editor and Publisher BARVE7 F. MATTHEWS.. ..Business Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 1414 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Orogon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 187. OFFICIAL PAPErl OF UNION COI7NTY AND THE crrr of ml grande MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaioclated Preaa la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited if published therein. All rights of republication of specim dispatches In this paper, and also the local news here in also are reserved. " SUBSCRIPTION RATES Hr Carrier Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months In advance- Dally, olngle copy. PRICE OF TURKEY PUZZLES MARKET Forty Cents May Be Top Quotation Crop of Birds Is Fair 750 $4.60 By Mall Dally, per month In advance Daily, per atx months In advance.. Daily, per year In advance. . Weekly Observer-Star, per year... ..6 do ..$2.60 ..$2.00 ADVERTIHING RATES Display, foreign, per column inch...... ............ Display, local, per column inch.. ......... Time contract rates on application. .-42o ' CUD I'KllKKrTH II IH I'KOPI.I-; "Ond Ih my rilnnirlb (ir.'l power; a.iti he mukith my way perfect." 2 ISuiii. S2:S.l. Farmers would still be prosperous if they could persuade city women to quit dieting:. What Uncle Sam needs now more than anything else is 'some good, gullible friend to buy all his old automobiles. Such is human nature that the average income tax payer will1 feel twice as prosperous when he gets a tax rebate of 33 cents. - Now that we know light travels 30 miles a second slower than we thought it did, we can sleep a little later in the morn ing with a clear conscience. Ti lth KV 111 Yl; TO DIX.I.V ItOHKftUIlO, Ore.. Nov. IB(AI') irr,.gUur; apricot; mi-Key iiiiyinv ror me i nanKs- (ffivtnK market starts thi-i wrck in tin! I mpri'ta allcy. Buyers who) nix- shlppInK long distances ut:i stm t buying Thursday, while blrca for nearer murkcta will come tu the lust of the work. Althoun J the l'inpuu vulley has a fulr:y I urge crop of turkeys this yea , Ilndlrutlona tire thi.t there will li I few of them offered for the rhunkMglvlntr trade. Instciul ' ' rutt.,nlniT thiir fiiuli fit ttilHllim fcurtes senate, as a result ot the recent elections, members ot , nmny urowpra plan to houi tii that dignified andTdeliberate-body--are faced with a prob- You've got to hand it to Henry Ford for reconciling philanthropy with practical business. lie's perfectly willing to give fcix days' pay for five days' work, if the employe does six days' work in five days. l . .. . . ; T ) WHATXL THE SENATE DO? ', i With a bare republican majority of one in the United I'OfnXAND, Ore., Nov. J (Af) . With Thanksglvinic Jut a llttlo more than a week off, prediction : of the price that will rule lor the holiday are heard tide. Home are bullish. Others ; aru conservative, with 4uc as the I Kent-rut top, the most popular idea. i One thlnff in generally admitted 'Th'-re la u fairly good turkey crop in the producing sections contrlh- uiury to the Portland market. It 1 may not be a bumper crop but growers concede that there Is lit ; tie likelihood of a shortag4. Quality is excellent with tli.i flocks well conditioned. This may mean that they will all be mur keted at Thanksgiving, prices bt--Ing right. . Otherwise only th-i prime birds would be shipped foi the Thanksgiving trade and the others held over until the Xihuh holidays for further conditioning. Actual number of birds that will be available for this market is also hard to estimate. The Idaho and UoHMburg crops, two of th- biggest lots tn the northwest, may go south to San Francisco or be ship P'-' d east and never see this market. Market Dragging Today the wholesale market is drugging a bit. Itecelpts are plen tiful and so far lh demand I.V limited to the regular trade with 3 few of the retailors taking on their J 6 32c lb. Thanksgiving requirements. Trice! Young today on fancy dressed turkeys! ''olored, range from 3!e on every,- red 11.32. Today's care receipts: Wheat 2 flour 2; corn 2; luy 2; outs 2, MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO (illAIN W'lii-al Mn llltfti l.ow l(hf Itn: 1.1.? IWIM IM 1.1414 May 1IUK 111(4 I :(', 1.113 Jul 1.13V, 13J4, 132 fiS'i POKTI.A.VI HIIKAT I'OltTI.ANIJ, Ortr., Nov. 10 (AP) Wheat: BBH hard while I.3J: hard white, blufstcm baart 11.33: federation 11.33: soft while 11.33: western whHe 11.33: hard winter I.J3: northern spring f 1.33; west- 1.IVKRPOOI, HIIKAT I.IVKIiPOOl.. Nor. 16. A1).-- Close, wheat, Hid lower, to Ud nitrite-; Dec. lis, Sd; .March 10.. 9d: May Ills, 6il. CIIICAliO CASH CHICAGO. Nov. 16 (API.-- Cush: Wheat No. 2 hard. 11.11 ii 140: No. 4 mixed. SI. 33. corn No. 2 mixed, 71c; No. 2 yellow. 71 710. Outs No. 2 while. H'Afiiic. No. 3 white. 4Vfi42c. Ilye No. 2, Qo1i'jGe. Hurley 521174c. Timothy seed J4.50 i 5.25. Clover seed 127. 75i 34.50. l.ard $12.72. Itilis 1.1. mi. Hollies J 14.75. (Ai" to eream-44 4 46c per pound not ship-! porr track in sons 1. Cream de- livered Portland 46 4r48c per pound Kaw- milk (4 per cent) $2.25 cut.! f.o.l. i'ortland. Poultry Turkeys easier: other lines steady. Heavy hens 25i 26c;, EARllY RALLiY ivhl"' 24c: colored 15fil7r: I turkeys, live 30 033c; dreiued 3a t42c. i WHEAT UNABLE TO MAINTAIN Onions steady, local 75c4f$l; Potatoes steaily $ 1.50 4) 1.75 suck. CHICAGO, Nov. 14 (AP). I Opening at to iy,c off Chi-! WHnil ?Valla 0ci$t. cagu i neui prices quicKiy versed to above yesterday's fin-' lah. Corn showed strength, stui (-1 ing unchanged to c higher and subsequently scoring all around gains. Oat held about steady, provisions went lower. Wheat cloaeu unsettled. ) tj IHc net lower: corn at H to He advance: oats to He down aiid provisions varying from 10c d -cllne to a rise of 2c. The Florsheim Shoe ' for. the well dressed man Most Styles $10. Some $11. N. K. West & Co. The Man's Store Market Irregular; Firm Tone Shown rn Movie Sidelights Hollywood was a potato patch. Tom Mix was an extra, ami Charlie Chaplin uaft sinking tu the Kng Ilsh mu.sic halls." nuster Invited them tu smoke pipes at the tables. Deslrs fur authenticity in phuto- 'llank.' an educated t!ir. which plays "Tob." hi "The Keturn of i'eter Grimm.' hi.d to be rehearsed I He vend times ho as nut tu burk I Times have chamied ime Tom play settings provides movie com-, 1 , , T h , when he hjiw the image of his mas- (Only recently. Indon and the "When I was a cowpuncner. ancipni. village 01 uennum KueKS r. Kngland were exterior "sets" . ne ,iltlu for the Kcrofinint? nf HtirehinM.m'ft wagon on location .-sr.w iov. ib (ai. "One Increasing Purpose, Denptte occasional setbacks, th In the locale of "Seventh llPvn",ani It ter In the hoiiMO when "Oom I'eter Orlmm' returns from beyond. is he dined ut the chuck IMIMII,VIVIV,. i.ir:i it van Nuw, wheni1?., ' . , ' . , . 1 1 t I I' I Mirer nunn iu mil '? nil Paris 10 wuy a.Ci,.,e' . .. lit... rost of th,. toilette Is another I could n t rina a gin who.-- ,.. , . . , .... lice of toast and "" ' m mWUuv ideas on 1 coral. oiacK Kn-ui, mue or ivury varnisn. wnicn is uppueu to tne nails wilh a tiny brush. Tho half moons are left untouched. Tho stock market continued to dispUy for which Director Frank Borzaire ei't more than a a firm tone today, responding to has ben eekinc "locations" for a tomato Seemingly, expressions of confidence in the his company. .forms have chanKed, too." business outlook Implied by th?j j : ,.,., rt . ftiiia hniiau in k ., ' ..i' I i , iivw finger mill sets, consist of and the Standard Oil company's rector. 8yd Chaplin desires to trav- at banquets and other social ;ath- npniaotinn nf n t'llA llikk Am 4"I tel. It'rt TJII1 tl a u-khail l l.a n sai.(.. At u rau-ant luinmiol Pi ill If - nanelnv nrnirnirii ttlAo. Uhom..l.l treat PD1 lt Infill I llrlrMI4 J. nil .1:1 ll tin i-'fwt Mil tu fl I'l-iiMU nf friPIKiSl a 1 1'l It 1 1. in. rallb-d 6 points. Winton and Myrna I-oy want to he- that they retire during the after- bottle of fluid which la guaranteed' half a dozen tiny bottles, each con ! tuiniug sufficient varnish for two J hen there Is a large Reports of steady trade pro-fcome srwl motlu' picture noted a demand for General m -f irefes' t ors, American ( an and various food shares. Including the I.ooht Wib-s Biscuit and Heechnut I'fti k- in i Isoiim i n u Th roahln t VI - chine was subjrted to heavyseii- ' P When Clara IJow ujipcared with Chojv bTog the hair of which matched her flaming red locks in rmsco ponriiv HAN KitANCISCO. Nov. 1 I. S. Bureau Agricultural nomlci) BroilersLeghorn, 1 4 lbs., 35f 37c lb. ! ryers -Leghorn, I to 2 H.t..' . . -- J' t paailng to other sura that a fad .T33ftc lb: H to -S Ha. 3V'"" ' -1: whs started. Dogs, kittens and lb. colored. 2 to 2 4 !-. i ' 7 ' " .. . J. .. , .'r of colors matching the hair as pet.-i... dinner Kpeeches for u smoke. Their plan was revealeil, and the toast to remove ull traces of the color ing when desired. roosters and pullets 3 to 3i lbs.. Stifi Sic lb.: small sizes to j poorer low as 2Sc; 4 lbs.. 3" Sic us high us 4 1 and 42v for birds weighing 12 pounds and up. Other line of poultry are gen erally steady and unchanged. I.xtra giades of poultry are gen erally steudy and unchanged. Kxtra grades of cube butter aro lower today with prices on the ex change off I 4c at 41 4c top. Other graded held steady. Kresh eggs are weak and lower with off a cent on the dairy exchano at 45 and 41c respectively. Otht r grades held steady and unchangel. staggy showing a purs, 25 i: Old roosters Colored. 1 7 ti 1 Sc lb: leghorn. 15 4 17c lb. Leghorn hens 2 4 to 3 lbs.. Zl Hi 2 Be lb.; 3 lbs.. 27i 1c lb.: 'U lbs. end up. 2slf2!fc lb: cu'ls. 161! 2Uc lb. large colored hens Kanch. J- 'ft ic lb.: eastern. 3ui 32c lb. Turkeys Young. 401 43c P: extras and current receipts old, 3H'! 4c lb; dressed toms, 4" , jr lb: hens, 4S4lc lb.; poor er, 4i 4i 45c lb. dealings uften u 'temporary sink-, reoticea me cany gains, . The - nm of . hot0)1..lv makoH in 1. S. Meet, (.eneral Motor-. lUe difference to fun In the Ua HaMwin and othor loaders. - L nl'- ham.i Inland., roporta Charles Stal ed States 'Rubber was hamlnoro.l nngr. production manairer of a pic down 1 points. - I ,.,. heliia: morte In. Ihr lahnil. H I Buying activities, however, woic mM he rcoenllv saw Kathleen wn. shifted to othor quartei-a shorlly ums m "The Man. the. Cli l .,! the Lion," which was made "when before tho oloso, lifting WooN worth. American Woolen issuos. General Kloctrlc and Tinikon K.i tor Bearings 2 to 5 points. Total sales approximated 1,41)0, uoo shares. xi:v vohk rKi ir NKW VOItK. Nov. 16 (Al". L'vMnoniti'd atiDlt-s oulot: run. firm: poach B i mtaiiy. GUAXrili WHOLESALE MAI'.RETS may doi-M. prlco- will proli- that tho bnycvH onoush to cover or- . birds . unlll the liolhliiy season anl lem tnat win take nil the. deliberating they possess when taking advuninge of tho oxtm Uio 70tH Congress ' ffots in session." The 'problem is what poundage at tnai time, do with'Vare of Pennsylvania and Smith of Illinois, both ro? fuX?y ToV.'r'';Vnevo1"i of whom, have gained' much ill fume because of slush funds yean tin- growers tried pooiinir. in the primary - ' '"" recently "'y have rrlumi j . . . ., , ' ' . ,. . , to the- Individual Inlying .system.' As a matter of politics the staunch republicans of the i.oeai buyers, representing uuii:c senate will probably seek every possible excuse for kecpinjr ,mi nov "Using for tur- ' i o r. i .i . . i keys but are making no price iim- Vure and Smith. Uut there is a growing number whose tlUions. ah buying up to duie minds have revolted against such apparent political scandal I1'"" ,,u,,n "l 44t'' liul " ""' itiiu "iiwc- vuwiica nil; jewing iu ic- ciuull tlitlllM. IIIU SKiU- ul,y udviine ing or tnese men from the start, liorah has announced his determination to fight them; Norris, of Nebraska, is already up in arms on the subject. And there are numerous in surgent Crookhart of Iowa, Nye of North Dakota, Elaine of Wisconsin who from policy and instinct will oppose any-!ceint. one who has so completely outclassed the shades of New lieiry. Varo's record is a particular thorn in the side of honest citizeniy. His lavish espenditures in the primary were enough to cause doubt, but the returns from many pre ; cincts ih his home town of Philadelphia ruled by Vare's own machine are enough to make one approach the thing only when equipped with a clothes pin for the nostrils. In an editorial in the New York World we read this: "These are some of the election returns reported by the Vare machine, in Philadelphia: . I'OltTI.AM) I.IVIvSTOt'K I'OIIT I.ANO. lire.. Nov. 10. (AIM 'uttle nominally steady; no re- llous liiiiniiuilly sternly: no re ceipts. ' l-'oeilor and Miocker pigs (Til tn I3H His.), medium. Kood ami choice 13.111. Slu-cp Hteiidy; receipt 4:o. Poultry (live weight). Heavy spring chickens :23c lb. Light spring chickens 2UC lb. Heavy liens 20c lb. Ught hens 12 16c lb. Medium hens 16c lb. bight nons 4e lb. Stags 8c lb. No. 1 live turkeys 32o lb. , Flour. Hard Federation (bard wheat) 7.6(l bbl. Soft wheat 17.40 bbl. TANNERY CREW AGAIN ACTIVE; MARKETS GOOD o First waul, division 12 , Second ward, divisions 3, S, 19, 21, 23 Third waid, dicisions 1 and 17 Fourth ward, divisions 1, 2, 12, 15, 16, 17 . Fifth ward, divisions 5, 8, 1 1, 16 Seventh ward, divisions 5 and 10 Ninth ward, division 2 Eleventh ward, division 2 Thirteenth ward, divisions Ii, 13, 1."), 18 Fourteenth ward, division 3 Sixteenth ward, divisions 1 and 9 ' Totals 1 1 1 , i , ... ' V"liMnt'iit of normal business con vj.i me imsis oi inese returns nniiuu'lplua is invited to unions, tin- leather market fure iclieve, and the rest of the countrv is invited to believe that''"""1" ""' rvll,r" """ hor!u on ,n twenty-nine election divisions not one vote was cas't for:;;:n;;-,r::;.,r."r;;m:prd.,,rharn.,I Vare's opponent; lh;tt in theso twontv-nine rhvisiorw tlui-p l"""n,w r,1,,l' s.-vemi years ngn. A-iio mir u ctn.rb. ivni-u.m.tl r - . I""'1 u",r pniethully no tl tiea icpuDiican vott'i. a single protest vote against Vare's V.I re. 3:n ..1,3(56 .. 20!) ..1,8-15 .. 4(55 .. ill) .. 30 SI ..1.0(55 .. ?: . 173 fi.2S(i l.M.AH. tro Nov. 16 Kurt h ifirnt Onn' In six )M-ar tin1 IVuthrr I iinirk. t t In 'M' li nt fondttlon : a nit lh- local tnnni'ry Is working .it top wpcfil uml has mori' orilarn nllntf to A. It. fl i lut ri It tun fill, nee Mulr. of the Mtilr - AU-1 onultl Inn 0 in'ry. ptoin-.T IHiUhs coiuvrn. q1 Tin- nuirki't hint lievn Improving Htrutltly ror tin- pat thm monllis " nftcr nlv yum of dvprrfwlon, Mr. () .Minr tviys. ' TlD' t.rit.liii-t nf tin. lutiti.TV irotxt tatttftv to tlit ntliltlh- wrat unl 0 1'iilifornla vx ln-ri' It Is used In the nianiir.ictnrf of nailillt-n. rollar;. It'. Aiuitlur niurkot that tiikrn O rnnnii-ritlto Mich (rnirt' lialhcr Is ()( t hut uf the iiinniirtu'Utri' of fancy Ja t r ht'ltft. rt-qtitrts a thin, nnlfoi -in lent her tannt'l from t ht Mklii of tHo-yi-ar-nlit rut tie. I Ai.l,- fioin the Itnlti-utlon of !'. (I t l,A .K.Mi: It KTAHj MAitKirrs Ialry, I .Hid 10 lbs. $1.75; 5 lbs. 'J"c. flutter, eivanifry. Gitf-fi J 1.00. l.KK "' 5 doz. Cheese 35 ir 40c a pound. Honey, comb SOc lb. Vcfrc-Uiblw. , i v , i I'olatocH tl lbs. 20oi t'aiilif lowt-r tiHt SUc. r't-b'ty hearts 2c. Hwt-et potatoes 4 lbs. for L'ac' California turnips 1 0c bunch. Wulta Walla turnips 2 for 1,6c. California bevts- Gc lb. Walla Walla, bcuts, 2 bunches, 15c. Spinach lLc Ih. California cartels 10c bunch. 1'nrHley 10c bunch. Cahhuw 4 'n 5c lb. Wniln W'ulia oniotiM 4c lb. 4 lied Peppers 2oc lb. (jietn pt ppeis jnc lb. I.HIuctf I0i 15c head. Cnllfornlu tumalues 15c. lb. 2 for 3 5c. I'arHiiips 5c lb. I'umpktn 3c lb. telery 15c bunch; 2 for 25c. Hothouse cucuiubcia 20c. 8tuash 4c. lrYulta. Apples 4c lb. Cm iiIm Tries Jfic lb. Unnanas 15c lb. .unions 4tc tloA. CHamtes U0 to Mc ilox. Tokuy ff rapes 1 Sc lb. 8 u trar. Cane siiRar ti.t;iii 7. mo. Flour. Soft wheat $8.20 bbl. Hard federation Sa.40 bbl. limit ry. Chickens 2S i 3nc. CHICAGO IJVKSTOCK , CHICAGO, Nov. 16 (AI C. S. department of Affrlculture). Hogs 35.000; slow; ruomly I5': 25c lower t him best prices: top, $1 1.75 paid for 230 to 2ti0 lb. weights; bulk desirable average. I&0 to 230 lbs.. $1 1.50ft 1 1. 35 . ('attle IS. 000; fed steers and yearling trade weak" to 25c lower; mostly 15W25C off dn weighty rd steers; top yearlings, $12.25; heavy stfrs Ti'eld above" $10. 6: she stock i O1 25c lower; steers 25c lower at' $11. 00V 11.50 to packers. Sheep 5. MOO; market fairly fe Hve; fat laihbs steady to stionu: ?arly bulk desirable natives and fed westerns. $12.&oi 1300; hold ing" choice above- $13.25; rulls steady to strong ' at - J.S.&n ir 9.U lostryt' shee,ir ttm'JmngeU; . buik fftt ewes, $5.00fj 0.50; feeding lanitis strong .at Sll.tio 1 12. 5u; 'mlding bulk tibovf. $ 1 3 no; fed -lipped hint bs Monday, $ll.5o;fat yea rllng w ; t h e rs, $ U . 5 0 1 0 . 5 0 . . Thompson Grippe and Cold 'Tablets From tlic l-aboraiory ir l bo Owl Drug Co. Brak Up a Cold i Quickly . U 4. ' (4 ' ,4 Atri'tils 1-w . .' Tin;-: owi. nitui ,.co. Mcnts mill KUh. Bif( boll 10C'r 12V40 Hi. Chops and stoaks 25o lb. S.ilmon (stilflty fresh) auc HullbuC G.'.o lb. Gasoline, ml. Gasollue. rt'tt-ular, rt-tall 230 MMJJie niK.silllS- uiun.l for harness l.allur. Tin li alh.'r lu ll biislnt ss Inill- ratt's that lh' Irathi'r mfn an wilt-1 "H m Dai L-n r-xni'nilit llll-s :l sinnln di v ..t.. ! . . .1. V i , iik.uiim IV S , i,,.k ,. or , urounj ,h. y vcinvss; that although the constitutiim of I'onnsylvania iv-;1""'1 '" " ii-vri..m..nt r i.aii. lilires minority party ropresi'iitiition at the polls, and a!-'"" "'"'"""' oniiositiou i.ro .lioiiRh under this provision there would lie at least twol''''.' 1,1,1., i.y n- iWai t..n lemocratic rcKislrar.s in every voting division on Tuesd iv y """" 'l",-ll' ro" ,-,k if hist week, these demor-i :.1ir r.il . I M"rl,,n """ - - ni iii i'i-i,v .Millie nstanee dead or missing, or else won by Vare." Such a thing taxes the imagination, hut it's true U it mmui-i utai iijiitieoiis .senaiors. lepiihlicans and demo-'"""""'" ,AiM "f "' rats alike, are waitinu their chimre to mi.i. n, i.i;......i ' ''"""r '"r,U!l '" r''lr" f"r f"- :,.. ... ,. , . ,. , , ,"u,l,,KU niivii.n t.. !. .hi f, of th.lr! I "tn i hleclions of that kind do not "just happen" in Amur. " 'ii" ' minn.- hi. ih. iL IKUi sts Mini ailv. rtlsn thi Ir . sluli. l ('l.oi'iiii.iiM r.w rim ihm:ii Mayralr hnnti'.- an' fliKltusr Inltilns; , stuhllshmvnL'l ht ltillll In Ih Ca. And anvone resDon.silile for IIumiv in- lu.i..fn:., i... n annul properly (,ualiry for meinl.er.liip in the nation's high-"T'in .'ay .nnnvr" :at legislative tiibunal. i"1" ' i- iiosi.. a sui-siantiai ' - iliivk !u aJJItluu- Build Resistance To Prevent Coughs Or Colds-Take scorrs EMULSION Rich In ResistancC'Building Cod-liver Oil Vitamins IIITI'KRMT SAN" I'liAM'lSfO. Nov. 10 (Al'l HntU't-fut, f.o.b. San Kranelsc-i, ISC: -7-. LOOK! Bargains If You Buy Now All Discontinued Shoes and Underwear, Valued $1.50 to $3.00 will, be sold at NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP mmammmmmmmmmmmmmmsmemmBmmmammmmmmmmmmm Safely . . (bmforfiwiyQ .' TRAVEL BY MOTOK STAGE V I .rate ' . i ' Iai Onuido fur .losriili, 1 ?-.:nn At M. 4:00 P.M. '" " inker and Dolse - :23A.M. .- 1 :85 I'. M. . . v. " V " . W"ker only ; .. . . fJ.. 4 BtaajU iU M " Poinllclon - 11:00A.M. - S:30P.SI. - dilSP.M. fonncotlr-q at Penillelon for Walla Wnlla, Pasco and Port- ." land; at Portland all points south and North. ij (iraiitie IIpiioi I'liunn 7 Irs '' '. V All Moclprn Chair Car Siakimi; PCIItTI.AXI) Pll)ll('K POKT1.A.M). Ore.. Nov. lii. l.M Kkkh H' lowt-r. Current rweiiits ( Hie; frcHh tntillutna 3 : IY'."li itiimlard (lrts 4 Ji: fresh InlMl.iril extras 43c; umlerslztMl L'5i. liulter Tup ettlii'H. 1 So lower. l-tra cubes, city 41 Sc: slandanlsj lfc; prime itrsis jyc; iirsis jtic: prints 4fic: cartuns 47c. xiiii. utoiitlv. Ilfvl rhurnlni; Will. lr. w niv Jn.( ns busy n wt n ii br. Thi n y s'li-im L mrr; thi' iHiipIr hit cuniluc Ju-t n lhlk ! fllfj. They t-oinp thick mul fast Ibnl r Imiilly know, which wny tn bntk fltl. They nrr iit jut M-tHiihitt tiroiuiil cither. - We ilnn't neiil to -k them tf, tltcy wnnl Kiilhhite. W M-t look up from iHir lek nail they Im'hIii rem Unit off tlelr Mot. The tretiH'l lov price Hint wi ll n M'lllna Tor imit Imic mhii'' tiling tu do with It, TIm White l-'rctxht l ine took fi htic onlcr of pHlni. jmhih Kltt. lock- fiittl hlnm-. nntl windows up the line ihN nmminir. We hihI- tmitl that Ihwetl oil N itoIiik to take a rnlM hut ne lme protect oiirrltM for the ttct 4 nMiths by biiylim In Inrve quantities. We are uitlondlnx a car of nuifhijt to- liny. Three ctirlontU of ohltih due to arrle. 11 icy don't la.-t I tluutk vn one and all for Minr K.mi luimniase. i mi nar i niitde h wbnt ne are in lite hu-l nvtM life ami we etcct to May with im like a niuiry uog to a imut HiiU. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tho IVssr Sinn's rXMiil" Xer riuiiilrT. IMtotte slain SIS &o Guuda; Uiuluaia, H A fine gimlinr of the R.Ai it tC) " t ol,l,ty ,sd Blbilrt, lK.1 ' f Ktclcrltion and i imvimiim .y ' ca-scrof cnyinr opentmn. rvair '--"-s ' ' j tht proHixl of vein uf Jf H TCtlf Sw-"" ' rcflDing CJipencBte. SoIScXL ' ' v . I UBS? FOOTBALL ' 1 SCHEDULES! ll,feIWf COLLEGE in La Grande .MmmUmmSm. STICKERS! ' ".v Standard Oil ; tWlw Service Station or ilipM -l' . Red Crown dealer's. r- a P ! NDAR.D OIL COMPANY OF CAUFoSlVlA,
