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Tape Six UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!! Saturday, May 7, 1927. ; The lowest prices in sales history on Foot- . wear, Clothing and Gent's Furnishings At The Men's Wear Going Out of 15u.sinc.ss SALE Ladies' Pure Silk Thread Hose, regular $1.00 and .$1.50 values for 59 Nfcws of the Churches N 10 W Y O I C K . May 7 ( A I ' ) Kvaporatcd upptcu, prnncH, a.pi'1--tols, peaches aleudy. V.HAN KUANCIMi'O. May 7 (AI'J T-ltiilliiifat f. o. b. Kan Kraiieifeo, 4b c . Mother's Day To Be Observed by ! Local Churches Houses of Woi'ship Here j - to Devote 1'art of Sun I day Program to Ap j propriate Services, j (Jod touk part of the beauty om of heaven above Alt' part of I he klndm-m r i'oiii hU, own heart of love And from tin- Kanltn of Irnlli he plucked u tendor 1)1!; J J i reached out lo the fltniHhln" and look part of it. 'i'be.n hf look all the. win j let an 1 K'ailiii'Nti tlm world could wither, Mended I In-ill l(i' tlicf and fash ioned .MOTllKlt. TolllOITOW tlC elllltclH'H of 14 (irnndc will ol'-Hi'i'vc Mother'n day, the day Hi t atddc for payliiK hom hki to (In mothers of Ihe nation. WINNOWINGS .Miss (Jortrudo Tyler, irlurncd inli-fllunnry from China, will speak at the- M. K. church on Chimi" Sunday uivmlng ut 111 u'clucli. llor uniicar.ini-c up II In- Hiif,!iNiir..l 'ilhe Alurytliu fllblu class. ' ft. ilwi Ah It Ih t ho ciiHtom for "chil dren" to ultciid church on Moth er's day cHpcclally. Innre attend-! iiik'ch urn anticipated In uIIIiouhc! of worship. At tlio Kind M. K. church, in addition to Mother's day service, the (Joodintf college quartet. Nellie 'I. Osl torn, soprano; A vn Al. Itam-H. contralto; ('niroll Mllli tenor, mid Kenneth McOulre, Uuhh, III he featured during tint eve ning program, which bclim at X p. III. The omirtrt's program follows: Gooding College Alma Mater Hong, j " ooartet "(I rent Ih TIiv J.ove"i-'i (flohn). net "My Task (Atdifiird). I I lev. ISelsoit Knight. Ciruiidntu Solo "Mother, My Hear" (Hle-j KodgcrH will be the mother of vemioii). honor for the evening program, (Juarlet "tiod Ho l.oved Tlioiwincn win begin at 8 o'clock. World" (Htnlncr). Solo "The Ninety and Nine" O'amplan). Gooding College Talk. Quartet "Hear, O Kalher" (Gil bert). Ibm-dlction. lother's day program will he observed during the II a. in. hour. Special mimic wIM he furnished by I he vested choir and n n npprnp rlale addn-XH by the pastor. Moth ers without ineaiiH of trniiHport'i llon will be called for If the pas tor Is notified not later than 0 a. in. Sunday or telephoned at Main 7fi. Oregon Lettuce t Now On Market MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY I'OKTXANR Ore., May 7 Al') Tin imlh-a district hus sent the first Orejfon lettuce to thn local market, it is fresh and looks jfood but heads lack hardnus to sutlsty local dealers. CubtMiif Is cleaned up and non expi-eted till next Week. JUist stocks sold at $7.5U per cwt, Warmer weather is badly need' ed to hurry more Oregon vejjo- lnl.li.it lit itKilnrilir In fix. by A lltth- sunshine is about .-il j that's iwceFsary to brlnff thn fir l Oregon straw berries on the mar- The l.u Orandu M.lnlHterlal aso- kt- elation will meet Monday moruinui hntter market Is v-ry firm. at 1 o'clock. : Standards and prime firsts ad- ''''''v Viineei) k each today to 3! out the value of u inotner's inf hi- i "I'd -t-' cents, respectively. Stor- nee. A short talk will bo aiwn avn IioIuIiikm were increased !!, at the clone of the program by the 4-fi l'Oiind yeaterday. ..Si'pl. ... Open llltfli Uoso iao- 0iai; i iij n-Ms iaav9iaa ia -vi:qim .....iaoiai iaH i:M!d v iaaMtaaH The moriilnir nurvlci a will IickIi thi: iidiimnkami jioitri ahv l.uily AK.-jlNlulit Good Reading Read A Late Book Of Fiction ' For v. 15c less than the price of a good ': magazine. - ' Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Phone Main i)0 Church school begins at fl: IT. i In m. und Kpwurth leiiguo at 7 p. in, - KplH'OpllI i'iiupch Sunday s''rviees In the Kplscop'il ehuieh will legln with holy eu eharlKl at K a. m. and ehuieh Heboid at !i:4ft o'eloek. Choral eelehrallon of the holy communion Ih seheduh-d for II o'eloek and On the. egg- market extras are off a -cent today to 22 cents. Oth er grades nrp. unchanged. Yes terday's receipts were large at 8.05G eases. 1 'o u 1 1 ry and d reased at the usual hours, Sunday schools' eounlry meats are nhont steady at Ht a. m., preaching at II a. ni.Tw1111 trading nioderately active ntid and the Y. i. M. will nwH 'it supplies sufficient In moat lines ti;45 it. m. I for the trade. The subject for the morning i Ui.riin.n tell I 1 1' I... ti .. . I Holiness." Visitors are welcome. Christian Chun h Kollowing tih; regular seHslon of the lilble school at if.iU o'clock at the 'hrlHtlan church, a Mother's day s-rvlce will be held ut 11 o'eloek. There will be sp.clal mu sic suitable to the day and tne nermon will have definite refer ence to the occasion. All mot he s j rr ficai vi'oco m.- if m j .1 nd Higher Today the church I he cHncchilly r."- MUCMll'll to he prcHciit. The lllltl (ilc or the church will In. t-cHrc. fl for Ihcin. All jicrHotiN whose moth ers urc llvlnif urc iiBkcil to wear a red or pink cainatlon: Ihune whone lilolhci-H arc dcceaueU ahotlld wear u while one. The ChrlHtlan Kndeavor ocl--tlen will inecl al 7 o'cluck In the tilirA(K). May 7 (Al'). mart ini? at H lo 1 c down, wheal later rallied to within VtK of yrn lerrlay'H flnlHh. ('urn and Olitti re flected the ehanKCH In wheat, corn oiu nlnir lo lower and Huh- Heiiucntiy recovering nniiiy In full. I'lovislons were Irregular. Wheat cloiied ftrin, to n. hluher: corn i, to ?4c off; outs '"ft to 1c Ui and iirnvlslonn vary ing from Tic decline to He nd-vance. " ' MVKRI'OOI, H'HK.IT I.IVEK-OU1. .May X (A!1) ioc: Wheat 1 to 1 ; d lower: May inn. ll?id; July loa, 9d; Oct, 1 on. ltnTLA.M HIIKAT I'OltiT.ANIl, lire.. .May 7 AI') (Wheal HUH hard while l r.l- hard white blueslcin. baart, l.4!i: leuenitlon. 8oft white. weHtern white, northern sprlne. ha.-d winter. l.42; wcatern red, JI.4I. Today's cur rocnlpia Wheat, 41: liuiiey, H; flour, H; corn, 0; oahi, !: buy, H. .1 t'HICAtiO CASH CllirAfiU. .MllV 7 (AIM (null- Wheat No. 2 red, J1.42; No. Z hurd. II.4S. Corn No. 3 mixed, 70c; No. 31 yellow, 77 ti lH'.ic , Oats Nn. 2 while. Sac; No while, 47l6IMc. ; Hye not quoted. " - Ilarley Tr,r,j (j!tc. . Timothy need SLUE (a r..:ir.. Clover seed L"J.-'0 f.f uC.no. . Nird 1 2.20. Itlli $ 1 3.12. ; Hcllleii $14.28;- Operations For Rise Continue In Wall Street, NKW YOltK. May 7 Al). ' Speculatlvo operations for the rlae j ston of the stock market under the leadership of the Investment rails and public utilities. Haltlmoro and Ohio, Chesapeake.) und Ohio and 1'nlon Pacific alii reached new 1927 highs. Laclede j fiiiH Hoared over 14 points to a new peak. Jodge H rot hers pre-1 f erred and Foundation company, which were heavy earlier In thuj week, rallied briskly. Selling cropped out, : however, ln V. S. Huhber, Mack Trucks and Inter national Combustions but offer ings were fairly well ubsorbed. The closing whh strong. Tut il sales approximated -l.lOV.uou shures. . ' ' it.WK cii;aici(;s , NKW YOltK. May 7 (Al'). The actual condition of clearing house banks and I runt eonipanl''M for Ihe week shows a deficit In reserve (if $ur,7-IB.7L'o, This is n decrease of $JJ0,jyritj 10 compared j vth I he week before when ex- j pess reserve, ot $4,44 !i,:t:in was r-:-j ported. j i'oitri,.i iitoinfi: rollTUND, Ore., May 7 (Al) Hotter steady. Standards and prime firsts up 'c each. Kxtri cubes, city; 3tc; atandards. ;t 1 '-c; prime firsta, ii'Mn flrsl. yKc: cruainciy prices: I'lintHoC above cube standards. Jtutterfnr, 40Ve f. o. . Portland. Milk steady. Haw milk (4 pet cent). $2.15 cwt. f. o. I. Portland. 1-lggs ea.y. Kxtras r le lower. Current receipts 1 Mc; fresh med iums, -Uc; fresh standard firsts, ; I OS lcput Ku ,hn ;rniiUe, Ore. A Thrifty Horn la i Buainess Aatet The president of a Bank In , imill mid-wntern town stopped to watch"a woman enter a J. C Penney Company itore. Ho miiband had juit asked or loan to extend his business, and the banker who was old in thi ways of life knew that a min'i home is a good index to hi: credit. The J. C. Penney Company ii proud of the women who an our customers. Their homes an built on the solid rock of Pay. As-You-Go and are managed ai ifficiently as their husband', business establishments. Such women are an asset in stead of a liability to the part, uership. B p r I r j 31c; ivfi 21c; . fresh .utundard extras, 22 . Poultry steady. .Heavy Inns, jj Co 20c; lllfhl, -..20 Si 2J.c; noiu IiiA I ; broilers; 3 0 ! 3 1 c white ducks, Stic; : colored, nom 1nal: turkeys, live,1 nominal; drcsa ca. aic. - '- Onions, local, iftendy ut 13.7.-, 7.011. l.'ola'loefl steady, tl.SQft i.sg. ( IIK ACO LIVESTOCK (ill('A(;0, .May 7 (Al' -IT. H. Iieparlmr-nt of A?rlcllliure). --. Ilous ri.llito; alow, around steady wild Friday's averaire; top, $ 1 11.40 I'll 1(1 Tor better Ifrailes 17(1 to 200 lbs.: bulk 1"U to 2IIII lbs. (111.25 i 1(1.4(1. ('utile .200; fed steers strolls to hiKlier: fat cows and .ill reelor will deliver a sermon eveniiie. on "The ('.rent llurdin Hearer." "The Waice of Sin Is Death. Hut The eveiilmr mission service ser- The l-'rec ;l ft of (loil Is Kternat liionwillhe "No NlKht In Heaven." I.lre Through Jisus Christ. 'Our Wayfarer's KdH'l will meet at i Lord" will be Ihe text used for o'clock. the evenlnit lliessat;e. The evening ItlllillM Cllllli'll j chorus will provide special music. Morning- worship will beln at The younir people of the Senior II o'clock In the liapllst church. : l-.tideavor soch-ty are fosterini; uf2ric Tin- sermon hyinp pasior win in- rtiinuay scnooi al l.ll.M I a uyon. (trades bulcher liclfcrs, 26m i'to on Ihe theme: "The life Klory of , The school meets at 2:30 o'clock u,,: ve.ileis steady to 60c hlirllei : a Molher." The children's sermon Sunday aflernoon. MIhs (lertriidi? extreme lop fed steers, Slll.tla; tlieine will be "Your .Mother." Wanner is siipeiintendenl. The , mi, eholcc heavy steers. Jlj.'jil llvenlni; services will be ut school welcomes visitors. i Co 1 3.7.".; long yeniilnm ' up to o'clock and the sermon will be on Clirlsiliin Science , jst;.75; nKlt yeurlinif sleei.,. "The Mother (led." f The subject ror the inornlni; , 1 1 2. 2",; and yeurllnir heifers! . Kiist Shle .M. 10. Clmriii worshli hour al the I'irst ( 'hureli ' j t i.l 5. Week's bulk prices: flood After Ihe Huni'ay school hourj of Christ. Scientist will be "Allien t choice weiKhly steers. i2.00'.f b. ltlnnlnB. at 11:45 a. in. In Ihe anil Fallen .Man." Sunday school I i : . 7 r, : bulk steers, all welithlsl (Ml South .Methodist church the: will convene al H:4' o'clock. id 12.7.1; cood lo choice llirht helf- l!l.7f,fri 1(1.75; fat cows, S0.5OM church will Klve 11 parents' day iirniri-um heiitnnlni; at I I o'clock. ' Appropriate sollfs. readlnss. lalks land recitations will make up the program. The Inleiiiieillate llpwortli leiiltue will "meet at (I p. 111. and senior leiiKuc an hour Inter. The cvcnlnu preuchlni: service will bruin al K p. in. and the subject will be "The Ideal Lire: How to Obtain and llelaln II." ... I 'ru vim' and Ullilc study inecUnif 'will he held Wednesday lit 7:3" I'. Wednesday cvenln'ir testimonial etlncH will be held al X o'clock. s ' it. FIND IT HERE Cop fur this column must j be. I11 bj 0:00 . in. 1 . Mtiy 1 nth. hist day tu pay yeur water rent without a penally. G-ti-;Jt Sheep 7. (Mia; odd loads clipped lambs about sleady, upward to ; ? 1 5.7 fi: f()r week : (17 doubles from jfi't'ding Hlatlona: at.ltno illrect; fa', wooled and clipped lambs closing J wenlc to S5c! low er; spring lambs jKlrong to 25c higher: sheep urouivl 25e higher; week's top prlceHr fed j W'ooled . lambH, $17.50; cllpp"d j i .". 1 1 (!.,"': spring lambs, !$IS.5a; fiit clipped ewes, $t,75; "vitlk prtci's: wooh'd lambs. $ 1 7. fin ui 1 7.50; ellppv-d lambs. $ 1 5.00 W 1(1.50: cull clipped lamliH. $1 2. 'Hi ft i I 2.75; spring himbs, 1 6.25 ft I N.OO: cull Kprlngera. $ 1 4.00 $ 1 5.00; fnt i ewes. $S.00'i K.fiO! d:-tlruble wocded ewes, $!l.)' i !i.50. Sherry l.lllhci'llll Clllln-ll Molhm's day will be observed In sum: ;-nd sermon ut tin- KukIIhIi i Lutheran church. At tin rn- Iiik worship hour, bi-ulnlilni: al 1 1 o'liock. the pasior. Ihe licv. I.ell It. Awes will preach on Ihe sub- i.-cl "The Secret of .Molhel's lll-i " I - fluellce and 1'ower." ,NI , r., - I'OllTI.AXH LIVESTOCK The two cumplire Kroiips. of Hie annual nnel Im; or t he .sum-1 -i );TI.A N 1 1, (Ire.. May 7 (AC) which Miss II.-iiliB and Mrs. I.. II. ,vl"'- ''i ln-lcry assocl.-illon wdf ;,.r, lpts ror week. .i.pn.'.iicil.- Xs arc K dlans. will unite In '"' 111 '"' chapel at the ci I Vi ,-a : 27a calves; 30S5 u-ivll,K a ca.nprlie Kills' ceremonial '' SHunbly .May 7. al 2 p. i.i. ,,. sal ,.,.. Sunday evenlni:. lieainlliK at 7::;u l-.ltii Welch. ( lerk Callle Compared week n-;o: l III. Vlsllors Will be Welcome. ' Iteef steers and most she stock lu 'liliilerliiu Clmii ll ,!'' li'"t ,li,v '" ,,l,v y""r lo 25e lower; close, best kin I. In honor and in. innry or molii-j ,v""'r " penally. 5-li-.lt ,UH ,, v,.,.,.., s y; ,.x) .,.. CIS, II prolirillll will he Blv. ll at ' " J lop. best red steers, $lll.l: lo.l 1 II n-eloek at Ihe l-resbvlellan! A r"1 " 1oul" " . I.H fat cows, S7.7a. Willi heifers church Sunday illumine as fnl-J uence SUNDAY AND MONDAY CECIL B. DeMILLE Presents uqi n with VERA REYNOLDS, I. 15. WARNER RAYMOND IIATTON Roekclil'lc Eellowes, Jack Mulhull And VirRinia Pearson A PICTURE story in a thousand. Thrills and laughter, tears and sifrhs, drama and romance a theme that delves deep into the hearts of the multitude and will he talked about for many a day. Comedy "POUND FOOLISH" ' lows: Antht in. rralsc" .. Contralto Voices' .. Mrs. . MuMiit'.m Cr.-.'it.'sl uf T0XKJ1IT ONLY LEFfY FLYNN GLENISTEK OF THE MOUNTED No wonder they called him "The. Blood hound of the Mounted"! But they gave him a warrant for the girl he loved, the girl he knew was innocent, and then' For the thrilling details of what hap pened see this remarkable picture! Comedy "MUCH MYSTERY" We Hive Immortal Khtrh-r solo, 'M e m dry's Ihirbonr It. Ilohncnkamp Jr ! I in y wrmun, "Thi All liiys.M 1:hi und inek. Sunday Sumhtv Llli1'' sehoid al !i:!5a.m Chrlslinn Kiub-avor 0:o j). m. Kvt-nlng woiwhlp at s i Snri'hil numbi-r by tin school double tiuartct. Sermon, "M hhIc. Mm Place in The Church." Thin i to approp riately clone Music week. Church of ('nd A program has been arranged,, by Mrs. II. M. v.igter, Mrs. K. Pat ten. Mrs. Kdilh lineal and Mrs. Comptolt for the services toiner low ut the Church of Hod, which will consist of eongs. recitations and dialogs. The feature of the program wilt be a play entitled "Pictures Krmn Three Hides of Life." This will be given In three parts and will brlnt: A real sale on Tooth llrtisip h ami Tooth Paste Ph buys ti '.iin: Tooth lii ush of iu;ilMy and a fac! package of Toot h I 'a si e. all fo,- J P.'t: at Silver! horn-Wright 'a fain-1 lly drug store. 5-2-tf All prescriptions filled und de livered with no cMui clunge for delixery at Silveithoin - WrighPis laiiilly drug store. 5-2 -t I May 1 01 h. last day to pay., your water rent without a petailly. 5-ti-;tt up lo ter sti 5.25 ft i low ew WallpaKi' t price you can afford it at llugg Paint Co. to pay. 5-U-21 1 lead u late book for t he pri'-e of u cheap magazine -at Newlin liook Stoie. 5-4-:.t 10 Years Ago Today Attorney (. II. I'.herluinl, ('. II. l inn n nt I .1. It. Ibnl glu hit attending supi-eme tnrt M'lon In 'luilelun. .It ma It We ate willing (o Ire Judged by our cuMoiners. Try iw for Senhi i(iallt. I'titt. mi ymiv iluig More iviiihi'iiicttt. PHOTO Al.m MS Pill one wit It Mtn pilots and M'lid It lu .Mother. No miui pcrotmt gift itnibl Im inaile. t.et ime for .iour?elf ninl file thoM ItHH' pleturt nn biixe Mtirttl In Ihm' nntt ilruwei? nimiiul the lum-e, tiet one fur Oto (i-Hdmtte.s, L. & L. Drug Co. fnr an. II. He xotici: I will not be respeii-.il. Ic debts dull-acted by Klhel llaus iifu-i this ibile. L'llAS. 11. llellA.'S. u-5-ltti K.f!M LOANS: I.OWKHT UATKS. MCIIUOI. .'IJ.1S also avallalile. It. K. IUXO.N. l-'nley IlulldlnB. LA UllANt.li:. (lllc.. , 2-lS-tf : liulk prices: Klauffii $.S.r.aii I a. tin; fat cows, i 7 . 7 r : heifers, $7.aa '.i .S.Jo: cutters and cutters. $:i,r.o-.i r..:'.'.: iiiedluni bulls. $r..r. 11 ii.-j.",: Kood und choice vealers, )ll.aoo IJ.r.n. IIoks ('onipareil mc.-U no: Klll ini.' c lasses, l.'.'ii -'."ic higher: fee.l Inir i.iirs, :5iir.iic lower: liillln-; demand fairly d c p c n (I it Ii I e throllKhout week: lale lop. Illfhr lutcliei-s. $10. sr.: hulk, l.'.o lo I'll. III. averages. $ 1 a.r.o 'u 1 n.75: Sim lo ,'Ma ll. nvoruKi-s. ?I0.-5'' la. 5"; (eciIInK plus. ll.r" down; 1110..1 packets. S"."lfM Courl of Hi" the District of Al to.moihi.i: ovm:iss AiTKN I'lON! Willd-tlllelits ar.d side Klassesri: ted while you wail, at Ulcliaril son's Art and t.irt Shop. f.-l'-'t May 10th. last day to pay your water rent without a penalty. r.-tf-Hl ii i :. en i 'i i . ( . i ..ss i : i : I'or lollier's Hay Hee Ihe new Oivhid l'ostorla now on ilisplay In the window of the Klrhardson's Art iiimI Ci!'t Shop. 'rile very latest won! in Table UlassWiire. Not expensive. NO'I'K'I". P I'IN.M. At CO I .NT 6-S-M1 Notice is hereby Riven Hint Lot . 1 l.. SnodKliiss bus filed with the Il-.-m-tltcliini;. plenr-ns. l.iittnn I I'ounly Clerk ot I'nlnn County, doles, etc. Norliia's K hid J- Sli(.i. Idieson. bis final nccolinl as Ad-111-UK I nilnlstrator of the estate of Snimi- I : . c. White, deceased, und thai Ih" May KMIi. last day to pay y County Court has fixed l-'rlday. Ih-l water rein willu.ul a penalty. S-tl-St' loth day of June. In;", at Ih.) hour of 1(1:00 o'clock A. M.. as til l In the District I nil til Stales fur On-tfon. In Ihe Mailer ot Karl A. Ilankiupt. To the creditors of Karl A. Ilaair. of Cove. I'nlou County, in the Sl.it.- and District aforesaid, a bankrupt. notick is ii i:i:i:iiv ciVkn- that the snld Karl A. llauir was duly adjudicated a hnnkriipt by On- lUslilct Court of the I nil d Stales for the District of Orcirtm on May 6tli. tilS", and the flr.-l ui.-etlllK of his creditors will be held at the office of II. K. Dixon. Ib-reree. La (Iran.le. tlreifon. on Tuesluy. May 17th, l:T. at l'J A. M.. at w hich time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, ex amine the bankrupt, nnd tran-i-act such other business as may properly come before said IlleetlilK. II. i:. lilXDN. j lleferec in ltnnkrii.tcy. ' (All claims must be sworn 'i on bankruptcy blanks, before Inc.) ru - 5-7-It IMCI'I ItLM I.M..M11.I II AMI HAM) TIYILI) Have Itlclmi ilsou "The Art Man" cnlai-Ke and hand-tint yo-ir pictures. Take your picture wo;-k to lllcl.nrdson's Ait and tllft Sliop. lime when It will hear objections to said riiuil account and will set tle nnd d-'t.rmlne the same. Dated this 7th day ot May. IST. LOT I. SNODCIJASS. Administrator. Jl iy 7. 1 1. :t. :s .in-.l June 1. The Critical Home Folks Demand A Local Product When a product manufactured locally is want ed by the people who know its history from the raw material clear down to the finished product then that product must of necessity possess out-. standing merit. In the case of Chieftain Lime, a product of the Black Marble and Lime Co., the demand from local contractors far exceeds the present supply. Other limes are available at the same price but these men want the best and they all say that Chieftain is far superior to any-other lime avail able, Clearly then, the problem before the Black Mar ble and Lime Co. is one of pi'oduction. With un limited supplies of raw marble, a high quality product and a demand, not only locally but from other sections, it remains for the plant to merely go into production to assure a real going profitable concern. , The plant site, kilns, machinery and marble de posits are all bought and paid for. Complete plans of an up to date plant are already drawn. As soon as weather permits, actual construction will start and in a short time lime production on a large scale will be possible. Only a limited amount of stock in The Black Marble and Lime Co. remains unsold. Funds de rived from available stock will be used to purchase and install the aerial tramway to carry marble from the quarry to the kilns. This installation will complete one of the most up to date and eco nomical lime plants in the Northwest. A cordial invitation is extended to those, who' may have funds for such an investment, to visit the office of the president, Chas. A. Bingaman, Room 8, Sommer Office Building, La Grande, where an exhibit of the company's products is on display. A careful investigation will show wonderiul op portunities for a profitable investment in this Eastern Oregon development. Black Marble & Lime ' Company Office Of The President, Makers of Chieftain Lime Hooni 8, Sommer Bklg., , ; iant at La Grande, Ore: ' : ; : Enterprise, Oregon
