La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1927, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 22, 1927.
r
ine greatest
car values in
each price class
CHEVROLET
$525 to $745 The quality car of th
low priced field. 3-ipeed trammiiilon.
FUher Bodies. Ducofiniih. Fully equip
ped. 7 models. Alio TRUCK CHAS
SIS : v-ton, $395 ; 1 -ton, $495.
PONTIAC
$775 to $975 Most powerful "tlx"
in its price class. Fisher Bodies. Duco
finish. Beautiful lines. Value proved
by unprecedented sales. 5 models.
OLDSMOBILE
$875 to $1190 A fine car at moderate
cost. Powerful 6-cy Under motor. Hand
some Fisher Bodies. Duco finish.
4-wheel brakes. 11 models.
OAKLAND
$1095 to $1295 A "six" that li win
ning and holding goodwill on perform
ance. Beautiful bodies by Fisher.
Duco finish. 4-wheel brakes. 7 models.
BUICK
$1195 to $1995 Famous . valve-in-head
6 -cylinder engine. New models
vibrationless beyond belief. Fisher
Eodies. Duco finish. 18 models.
LaSALLE
$2495-40 $26S5 Ooneral-MMors' new
and beautiful car designed and built by
Cadillac. 8-cyIinder V-type engint.
Eodies by Fisher. Duco finiiih. 6 models.
CADILLAC
$2995 to$9000 Pioneer 8-cylindercar.
50 body styles and types by Fisher and
Fleetwood. 500 color and upholstery
combinations. Duco finishes.
ALL PIUCES F.' O. B. FACTORIES
GENERAL MOTORS stands back of
"these quality cars. A double guar
antee back of every one. Decide which
car best suits your purse. Then clip and
send the coupon. We will send you free
full information about that car, together
with a wonderfully interesting illus
trated little book about General Motors'
Proving Ground where its cars must
prove their superiority before they
are offered to you. Act today. Mail
the coupon NOW, before you forget.
GENERAL
MOTORS
p -CLIP THE COUPON"
I General Motors (Drpi. ai. n. emit, Mich. '
I CHEVROLET PI Plaai. aantj.'wiihoul any obligation to m., .
illutlratrtl tll.ratur. dmrribing itn Gttiml I
' PONTIAC Q Molort product 1 haw chttkad together
I with th nam of th near dealer in t
I OIDSMOUI1K "I CJSa 1 mav wiih a demonstration. ALSO '
I YOUR PROVING CROUHD BOOK.
I OAKLAND I
I Name I
DUICK I
I LaSALLE Address - 1
CADILLAC -
I frkjiuaireD DELCO.IIQHT J
I C .'ex lik- Refrigerator Electric Plana I
t --- J
BATTLE AGAINST
BOVINE T.B GAINS
Increase in Number of
Accredited Herds in '
U. S. Noted
Tim Imttlf! ))fntr wk''1 ly Hi"
ffovernnif nt with I hi shite to
orudk-atn luhcroiiloHffi tutionff rnIMn
Ik having" oh marked Htirct
ncronltiitf to )r. J. A. Klcrniin,
or tho fi'ilorul hiiiriiu of unlinul
ImliiHlry, Hint It. h hop'-i) to Imvn
thn tUHfaw' anionic bo vino fm I ma!
prarUmUy continHrii by JftSfl.
'Thfi Utn''UH" mi yft r, Kl-rn;in,
"In nmbr kooi! control now b
rattRc llvcHtork owimth lire fam
iliar Willi tho work or tho. tnhr.
ctilln tfHt, arnl wlu-n tlif-y buy
mill Uir-y muko sum that thoy ko
to u territory when (he dlHeiiHe Iiiih
fulfil rli-nnwl up. anil In that way
liny prolrrt their IntereHtH.'
More than l.ono v.l.rimii Inns,
IncliidiiiK employed Iy Hie kov
ernment, art- now carryltiB on tho
war In !io rounder. sm of whlrh
have been vlt tnnlly freed of thn
rnalofly ami oiiireil "inodlfl il nc
rrfiUtoil coiinth-H," or thone -where
th In Cert Ion Iiiih been ront rolled
to Uhh than oin'-hnlf nf one pr :
writ, ' j
Compared with an original up- '
pronrlatUm of $7f.nn0 In IUI7 for
el no work, i no itovernineiu win
i httvo fivnlluhle next fiwal year up- )
; proximately $I.uihi,ihhi. Tho state ,
:ro Hp.-nilin: about 1 4,000,000 an
nuuHy tln'inwlviH. ; !
Hinoo 1917 morn lhan 1.250,0O
tuhereiilnr ratlin have been ltHM-d.
Itenlncernrnt of then with hbthnr
rnparlty and h'eulthler producer
Iiuh InoroiiHtil tho production and
conHiimptlon of milk. In addition
to Kftllwr tho nalvaKcd carcufl
iihimI for food. I ho Hxownr Ih in
dirnnlflcd hy the Rovcrnmont on
aa avi-riiK'' of $IX for each Infect
ed animal HhuiKhti rcd, In addition
tu about $30 a head hy tho states.
A recent survey mIiowh that tu
berculosa 'amonjr cutllp has de
clined fromi morn than four per i
cent In 1122 to 2.8 pep cent In
lH2fi. Morn than n.OOn.fion head
were tested- last year.
NUMBER FOUR
COVE PERSONALS
g5s2
ii't ( t 1
SKA. ('levpland Ituronu
Klnyd K. StrollPfiberKPr Is tlie
fiiitrth man indicted for th mur
der of lion MHIett, s criiMndlnK
'antun ta.f oil I lor. Ktriien-beriici-
was a eily dftoeilvA at
Caiuon at the (line aMllett was
shot. )'at Alel Jerniolt and ItRii
Itiidnei' already are In priNnn. und
Ltiitis .Muxer awalltt trial.
COVR (Hpcoial) Mln l.oe El
len Hreashoar has been chown May
queen hy tho hifrh whool student
body for tho May day festival to be
held here. The festival will bo.
hold on Friday.- April 33. A pro
gram of sport la belnir arranged.
Mr. and Mr CJeonro Alexander
i have moved from High Valley Into
their houftft hern for tho summer. ;
They havo as their xuests now
.their daiiKhter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Hertsch, of Hock I
I'reek. Mr. Hertsch has charge of j
the power plant at Hock Creek. I
Mr. and Mrs. Oeortfn Hiock, of j
J'orMand, paxed through hero on .
their way to visit Mrs. Stock's par-
entH near 1'nlon. Mrs. Ward Mil-
1', uho is teaching hcI'.ooI at flat-
skunle accompanied them to Cove
to vlsil her parents. Mr, and Mrs
Waller Murphy, and Mr. and Mm.
WIN .Miller. I
Mrs. Mac Kelly was hostess at
dinner on Master Hunday. , enter
taining Mr. and Mrs. Krank Miller
and two children, Jean and lion.
Mr. anil .Mrs. A. 1L Orton and
daughter. Wanda Hetty, Miss Hess
Kelly and J- H. Kelly. j
Members of the Women's club '
will give a benefit dance at. tho hall
Saturday evening. Members of the
committee in churgc are Mrs. U M.
Laird. Mrs. Nellie Marten and Mrs.--
.loo Onyctte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conley havo
returned to their homo hnr after
visit I nf In JeO, CJmnde for several
days. . . . r- ;
TKIUtOKS OV TKI.KVISIO.V
Wlth television in effect the only
other problem we've got to faoa U'
to make a night club look like tho
bedside, of a sick friend. . . . IV,
careful when calling up to sav
that you've been called away sud-
denly for n couple of days. The;
poker chips mlght'givo you away, phone!" , i
. . . Ry4elevision the human face ' : 1 r-- ' " '
can be east hundreds of milns, say Benito Mussolini declared ve-
(he experts. For somo. that isn't hemently that no man ever he-'
tuf enough. . . J3a the Jrlshmnn came world-famous while wearing
was rlglit aftes. al when he said: long whiskers. It's true, then; '
"Homeliody to see you in tho there ain't no Santa Claus. j
UNION PERSONALS
ITNION (SppiMuD Mr. und Mrs.
Vrwik Wllnon. or l.a ClrniiuV, upont
Hunility lit Union m tlio liomn of
1 IiIm puronts, Mr. anil MrH. H. I'
Wilson.
Mr. nnil Mrs. Hurry MoOlay nnl
two sons, or KntTrlM witp 1'n
lon visitors Sunday.
Mrs. W. W, Hli'vins was n I.rt
Orandi! visitor Monday.
Thn ilanio Klvon Kulurduy wn
Inif liy thn I'nlon Kporlsmon's club
lit their new rluli liousn was woll
ultcndi'd. Thn money will bo to the
club house rund.
J. 1 1. -Orion was lultnn lo tho Hot
l.llkn minalorluui TiU'sday. whiTO.
lie will rnri'lvo tnW4uinont.
llonwr llldwnll. or North I'owdr-r
lin antlvn in.'iu bi-r or tho I'nlon
l.lvaMork Bhow nssorlnllon. was ut
Vnlbn Monday whnie hi- nttnntli'A
u afoeh tnnnllnK'.
Mrs. Mirl imvls, or Union, wns
shopping und visltlnir In l.a
(Irsndn Tuesday.
John Dean, or rove, was a' husl
niis visitor" at I'nlon Tuesday.
Mrs. lleorue llalrd. Nona anil
I.hoiik Hprny und Tony Hinllh mot -ored
to Josxph Saturday, called
there hy thn serious Illness or
their lirolher-ln-law- und ralherj
.Inhn Rnrnv.
Dr. K. I.ORan nnil Miss Mabel I
MwlKert, of W.-lser. Ma., returnetl
Monday lo their homn after spend
ing the week end here KUists or
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis.
PERRY PERSONALS
li
TIIK I'AItK (Special) The
l'ark has been having cold weather,
this week, with snow and . rain
.Monday anil Tuesday. I
MIhh dura Ity has returned to
ner nome nere after oelng away
for a week vinitlng fiiendn and
relatives.
I'ra n k Wiggles wort h, Mn rence
Vanorder and J, t Lay were fixing
the road Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ( K. Wilson and
children and Kohcog Kurman wern
visUors at the home of Mr. and
.Mrs. J. H. Hunter Master Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hradden and son
and Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolfe and
daughter went to I'nlon Sunday.
The mud over the summit Is open
to travel again.
There was n party at the A. J.
Vandevanter home Halurday eve
ning, rS guests attending.
(IriHHoii Miller, who hiiH been 111
in the hospital at Maker Is report
ed to be much Improved. He has
left the hospital.
AtO o'clock Hhe laid out his
dress suit, and he didn't come. At
12 o'clock she laid out his pajamas
and he didn't come. At 3 o'clock
In the morning he came In and she rial prices on farm Implements and
laid him out. , stinnltc
In planning your spring build
ing, painting or retiring program
we would like you to kep the fol
lowing prices In mind.
American Xo. 7i!- Field Fcimv
42e per rod
American Xo. 726-12 Field Fence
:t2e iMr risl
American Wnir I'Vnro " Stay
:t4c )er rial
American Gllddcn liUu k Hjirh Wire
S;i.U per roll
Ameitcan (illddcn fialv. linrh Wltr
$4.15 per roll
Amerlcnti Mght ilv, liarh Wire
;i.:ir per roll
Spill Tama rack Fence Tosln
1 1 eudi
Acorn House Faint 2.I3 per gul.
i:clt Floor and Trim Vand-h
S2.7,"i Mr gal.
Fure llollcil l(nwl Oil
$l.oa per gal.
lies! Quality KnlMinlno
4k M'r pkg.
Fiiri Star-A-Stur SIiIiirIcj
ler M
Xo. 3 CVdnr Slilngl $1.75 por M
Xalls ler Keg liaso $4.15
We are alao offerltig many se-
April Percolator
SPECIAL
A Remarkable Co-operative Offer
That Will Appeal to everyone Who
Likes "BETTER COFFEE"
By special arrangement with the Manning
Bowman Co., makers of high-grade EI.EC
TR1C PERCOLATORS, and the distributors of
"Royal Club" Coffee," we are able to offer this
regular $11.00 Electric Peculator for
ONLY $7.95
Terms If Desired ! .
9Gc down, $1.00 per month on your
, electric service bill . '' .t
One pound can of Royal Club Coffee Free
, . t . ': with each Percolator.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
Motorists nre demanding lighter
cars. So are pedestrians.
Low brown often can, bo found
henenth high hats.
W.H. Bohnenkamp
Company
Quality Service Grocers
Wo are nlay fpithiv wm"-t
thing new for the farmers ami In
getting Mlllielhlug we try tu
gtt the very IhM thai Is im thr'
market. f
I bis U n new blade wisiler
MMiiinteil on threo wluvls; ilocthc
work of two lfl-ft. blaHsi r old'
te and easier lo linmllc.
iinllouay Hkk, of I'lgln. On.,'
wrtie: Our i!ti-ft. Mihlcr weler
with wlili li we an aide lo culil
ate fit mi 35 to 10 nen-s in mic .
ilny ha.s given us ittrc satisfac
tion on our farm of iUH) iurM.
We Nml It U-iter than nny wi tiler
we hao twtt hefo:.. and it vacs
tin much valuable time and nmne
In iur cullivntlnn bill."
I(Klgid) (.allow ay I icon,,
llgin. Onv" !
The Snider wsshr Is sure ileath
on tuoiiiliijc glories. It Is built so
on ifi uo "ballow or dit'jt. Conn
hi next wit-k and see a wittier
' ftr vairsrlf.
They nir going lil.n wildfire in
Vmnttlla and Walla Walla cxmiii
lies and the company wautetl to
spread 1 1 lem all over l idon Min
ly that is why ltMy jtave tli-.
avm in t land V. Irt
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Mn'a Friend"
Xir Voundrr. .'"tiouo Main 248
No fiundjiT ltuilnins
Groceries
Hardware
REYNOLDS'
STORE
Phone Main 123
"WHERE QUALITY BEATS PRICE"
Free Delivery In La Grande
Saturday Specials
CARROTS, Bulk, Fresh and Crisp Aq
Per Pound 4
GRAPEFRUIT, Broken Slices 22c
No. 2 can -
GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless Ofo
No. 2 can "
HONEY, Glass Jars c
16 oz
2 lis. 14 oz "..57
RHUBARB, brought direct from Qc
Walla Walla by truck. Lb JV
3 lbs 25?
PREFERRED STOCK COFFEE A7C
1 lb. can Hl
2U lb. can $1.1-1
5 fb. can $2.1S
ICE CREAM
Special for Sunday . 3 Cones 10c
Ice Cream and Sherbets in All Flavors.
Special attention given to party orders.
Fresh Vegetables of all kinds, guar
anteed to Please.
CARSTEN'S HAMS and BACON
LEVI STRAUS OVERALLS
Drugs
Gas and Oil
Now that Spring is here with its abundance of fresh green
garden produce, we can change with relief and pleasure from
the heavier, warmth producing vegetables which are all that
are available during a Winter season which, no matter how
short it is, always seems too long.
Phone Vs Your Orders
Monday and Saturday Features
SOAP
White King
Granulated
2 large packages
92(
FLOUR
Picket Brand
A good family patent
$1.85
. MATCHES
1 Carton
6 large boxes
20c
OATS
2 packages Carnation
Double Quick Oats
19
COFFEE
2 Pound Servewell
Perfect in flavor.
Ground fresh.
94'
MALTEDMILK
Thompson's Double
Malted Milk with :
aluminum shaker
58c
TOMATOES
Twin Peak Brand
Solid Pack
6 No. 2V- cans
. 8?
ASPARAGUS
Fresh Oregon. Crisp
and tender.
2 Pounds
35c
SUGAR
100-Pound Sack
Manufacturers'- Cane
ORANGES
Medium Size Sunkist,
sweet and juicy
" 2 Dozen
95c
CAKE FLOUR
1 pkg. Alber's Fluff
Cake Flour and 1
pkg. Albers' Instant
Papjoca
33f
GRAPEFRUIT
Large thin-skinned
Floridaa
3 for x
35c;
STORE NUMBER 80
Phone Main 680
STORE NUMBER 82
Phone Main 515