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Wmlnctalay. NoVfiiiliei- 2;i, 11)7. Page Two LA UKANDK KVKN1NG OUSKKVER n A Big Group of . ' NEW FALL HATS Specially priced at $3.95. . Dependable fjr 11 J Dependable Quality fllll S Values LOSTINE PERSONALS HEALTH aiki'iayi- ti;ach jikvitji MISNON lly jAtor A. Itoyul. M. !., Tvl IJlM'itr, low Member Gorgus Memorial 1 HI ItKOAYS i'ltOGAMS The National Hroudenstlng com ; puny program Tor Thuradiiy igat irom H to lu will be enterlnln-M-jmnt by Gamut nmlfl quartet ami " CJeorg Campbell's orchestra, lu cVtatlou program N. li. r, m do ..'bJgIIUtlOft ntwd. kc) C:H0, lis ii ry Hitirr; 7. colh-gn program; 8,.ilrumu: If, .V, H. ; 10, ; jiiifij.'iu i-iannji ui Miunns - , KOO Oakland U4:4m -7801(f) 7 C, din lie ' concert ; 8. to It, "The f" JMIgriuia"; to Hi, N, H. r.; id ("to 11, dancrt orchestru. f" KKX Portland (3D.!iiu-J:'Go-f.lcc) 0:80, utility; 7 lo a, trio;. K, ('banjo, trio; 9 to 10, concert; 10 lo J 12, dance music. KPO Ban Francisco M22.3m-J ;"?iukc) 6:90, school board pro fgrnm; 7, book review; 7;lfi, C sports; 8 to Oitokering hour; k.9 to 10, K B. C; JO to 11, orc.hcs fctra, I V KFOA Seattle (447.&rnr670kn) J' 1:30, Oregon-Woalilngton football l broinlrast; 6:30 to 7;30, concert oicheairu; 8 lo 9, program; U to . LjO, N, h. a ! I KPKC Hua Francisco 4G4.3nt 1' fitiukc) 6:30, program; 8 to 'J, J.OHTINK (Special) Marlon Hummock has been HI t pteiirHy 1ml In batter nt this wrliinu. Mrs. N'uttlnl WeKtfnll dime down i from Knlerprlne and spent Suntlay( with .Mr. iinil Mrs. Carl Thomas, William MuiUT left Sunday forj Pendleton to Join hi wlfp who hast been spending neveriil days ihere. Mr, and Mm, William Itiiekmaii, j of Imbler, wei dinner ' KueMtMi jThun-dny of Mr. and Mix. Willlami i Wlggtin They were en runt .ioiseph where they visiled uiib Mr. j und Mr, liudley Peel, I'mnk M;iriin. ol IjmI.I.i-, vj-il'--. Krlrtny at tti WlKK't tntnn. Il' ihroiiKbt nvr a truck lmnl f Iplw4 whb'li bf ill.sposMl )f nl. I-;h- I trirlw. ' ; Wlllu. Jiny Ii:ih III lite rittil week. Her purcm umk bcr to i'.ii'' ron sull a (I lor, The womfn of lb PrcHbytf-ibiti , ........mt uvikui .nnimw . terf,rt)it Kalunbiy in Ah'hooii utt a null pluue IuikIm. ' Hkllli-i incchunlCH cun'rully innpect nil nurfM In imikc Miirf tliut tvrv I III hi In all rlKlH Ix-rorf th ma- ''""li - Ullimr In 111., rlny. h ; i'hln i-unllniit-ii on IU Jourary. . .! """'""nt rM-rnlly. Th iiiimiiiiii ' ' Why Blioiil.in i w., Human lpnk- rmllwd wan HH wlil.-h will r..r, liiive oiir tiodliii Kiv.n nufli it po. fln"''h tixiirnxm. . . Injf over nl Ii-ohI niirtf. a year? At j Mr. itnd Mrs. Hoy I'nrKoim wi'iit Hip rul w uri1 Irun-llnK. our lo Wallowa Huinlii"y pvpfilnK In nl-. tilacliincH. nefil rurelul watrMny. . Irnil a picture llow. i It would l palfr for the fani-1 llr. Klu'yil 141iuiril Iihn lun I Hy iloclor aiur'ilittPr 'for tlii1. confined In Iipi- hetl Hi-vcral il;iy; lmlif-nt IT onnn each yiiur.Jin wcrplieciiino of IIIuchk. j lo ko to tho doctor, and ny,. "I ,';vo,., 11, l..,rni t-lrt wan 11 Iiiim'Iiicbh i wiinl thin iniichliio iron over." and , 'visitor at 'juWph MoimIuv. j Insist that It lie done run-rully. If'., Jet,,le Kiddle, or Wullowu. was, I here wi re any Incipient disease ,!m,,pin(; Mt Iistine Tuewlav. ! preHent. lt would discovered lo j . , .', ,i (;. u. Hhimr,' limn to lie lndped, - and u reat nf (,0M ,vffrp ,,erH wl,k 1M11, iiiiiount of Bilfrerln and waste of ' nM(lllei) miii,!, muchlne at the liumiin life would lie slopped. home of Mrs. llemae lli,iiei-. 11 . A small fire run l.e put out with ., , ,,Pr!llP, t,,. ,, KBollne 1 ! a bucHet of water, while If allow-'tof-t .... ; cd lo ko on for a short time it i . p. )I. MiikIII und chnrles MeAi tor may become such a lire that iha ,)P0V. mll , Ul (ilmiB We,i,,. most modern apparatus mlfbt b dH. on UuHnam- Mr.M. 1W11 Kw.in,; of no avaft. This Is Just as lr of i;,,,. vMi,.a j,,.. ,, ,,,.. of human diseases. jfleorae Walt Klillllilny. I Often strong looking- men 110 Into Mrs. Krnnk Nuhles, of l.cnp, was. a doctor's office. for life Insurance' n. vent f Mr, (ii..,,rl; Vance I'rl ex(minutons, . und are lold llmt iuj- nlKht. they have u nxrioua kidney or ., ; iiunh Currln. of Pilot Itm-k. was heart dlseuse' of which they vrrrr yKln,iis Willi .Mis. K, I,. I'eiiri-e. Mrs.; unaware.. Their reply .usually l Mary McC'liMiln and .Mrs. Henry that they never felt better, only , K,jin recently. .Mr. run-In Is 11 i musical program; ft, movie club; they had noticed that-they tired a. cousin of .Mrs. Pciiscc und .Mrs. 111 In IS ilnnm nrcliPHtrn. Il,tl,i LuuUi. fhiin- timinl ' CrhliM .. . Ill to 12. dance orchestra. KOMO Heutlhi ((iCm-llS0kc)' f 1:10. Oregon-WashlnKlon footbull broadcast; 0 to 7, news, music; T lo H, concert orchestra; k to III, ,'n, II. 1'.: 10:30,- news; 11:10 to J Sf:30. muslcut proyrain. , I- KOW Portland (Ulm-Gllikc) little eusier than usual. ; Perhaps , K'uhn.'. It Is npt loo lute to rure the coo- , TJle .Jiolins Jirulhern ,huve com dltlon by proper diet, eierelse, and 'pieift(j a underaroiinil ceflur wlijrh medicine. The1 doctor will do his )VUM mu,e ,,f enucrele. ' "'"I. '. '' ' . I Jin.' .V. A. WinulliK K"ve 11 1II11-' The; American people, like the, ner.Kundny hnnarlntr her husbiiiuls nirpmnes, ure unuer a n-ui siruiu. , i.iniKiny anniversary The t.-iieis They must have care. rue very-were Mr um MrM. f;,.ne Wnnam. ' 0 lo 1, dinner concert; 7, orches- best of hlg-h test' aasollne UBli oil son, ilr. und .Mrs. Delbert Wllleit. V'trn! 7:30. Iltltllv: k lo 0. concert t- i,hi.,I ti, Ihe hlrftlunes n Ifaev . , ' t orchestra; 8 to 10, N. H, ".; lu lo 1 1, orchestra. ... KOA Denver (362.Bm-Sukc) k 12:40, Denver-Colorado football ifume. f' KJIt Healtle (.UMimSCOkc) 7:30, studio proKraiu; b, orchestru; JO to 12, orchestra. is IH"rV TO FINANOl: WIIKK, L, MONTKVIDKO The ifoveill ment of I'riiKuay Is proposliiK lo ;j Increase by lo per cent the presr ; ent duties . on Imported aututuu biles and to reluipose duties un bus bodies. Additional revenue so obr tallied will be used lo flnunce pub " lie works. ' " aril used in the airplanes so toey M .-runces (JoodiiiK und Kelso muy be nioru efficient ana longer . irBper. i " I -.Mi and Mrs. Dave llnri ls hud us as part or its worn in preeu- !.tr dinner ifuests Suiiil.iv Mr .and tlvo medicine, the loro Memor- Mrs.' i.tomird Harris and family lul urges the American people l'an'd Mrs. Murv Doiins and fnmllv,' care for Hi human machine by ,he orcuslon beiuit the 1171I1 birih- havlng It examined at least once a uuy ul liuvt HiirrlM. jyear. Hy cullng proper food and, .jjr, nU .Mr. n. , Harris and linking lh right knd and omouat p0lv wh(.H,,(.u )mve nlov,., , ,). of exercise and rest, our machines , UUv turm whM,h lhry tuv(, ,.enu,,i will be able lo carry . OB their ,0; ,e exl wora, line tne man pianes, wiui , .Vnr,, WUK ,..,,iv,i 1... friends tile greulest ef flclency..' .IAVA MITN OU PAI'IOHK f HATAVIAr Tho ("lilted Htulis virtually hus monopolized Hie old V neH'spaper (rstltt In the Hurohuyu, :f Java, market, supplying -111,770 of the I7,lliu metric tons luijiurted j IIOMi: IU II,IIU COVI'IMlJi .. i'I.KVKIjANH rl'he comnion .brick Industry looks' for continued .construction of residences to pro vide a good market for the . rest of the year. It Is estimated that ilnllrrH hHi,, .,1)t ,,,, .... more than a billion burned brick I ., .nrt iu,.i.. Mr. and Mrs. 11. .1, Puley and recently of Auirost KotiHn. who li:is een In the Wallowa hospital for some time, that he underwent tin' operation In whleli his arm was amputated, Jle has been In a crit ical condition for some time. The amputation was Die result of some tin1 on hum). Importation of for r-licn brick Ik blamed foMocal lt prvrihiottii. About jOti.tltird of tbc common brick plunlt lmv rlow-d for tin NcuHon. 1 1 1' 4 ',.) .1 ditiicbt(r MarKitrct, Hpcnl Mumtny nlKbt with MrN. Net (a Ashley, of Kn If rprl.se. Mm. Had I e Hull, Mrs. N'cIIId Womurk unit M r. fJcorKO f'hlld crH wcr HlioppliiK nt KntcrprlNfi Sunday. Mr. untl Mm. Cecil rhihlHi'M. nC Joriepb, HpenJ Sunday with Mr. t'hil- dfr.i' pai'finlti, Mr. ami Mr. (ieipiKv ChUdcm. A liumbur nf Hi tut (Mil a of I lie ItHtlne wbnol atltmdcil th wluMtl pltty irMiitid hy tht hcIiuoI of l-.fitupi-liiu Wrdiipmlay nicht. M11. ' Jay TfmpMoii, of Knti'i-- Model E Radio Speaker. New njeihod of cone suspension, found in no other speaker, piakes crtin the faithful reproduction ol the entire rage of tnu- aical tonea An extraordinary Speaker iL'JL .MoDEL 35, a powerful Onx Dial, six; jub fcectiver with shielded cabinet, finjshedinttwo tones of brown crystal (t yf "line. Ideal for a small table, window sill TCL See the saving we pass on to you AT LAST, the economies of mass produc- the most satisfactory and certain in per Jr: tion are realized. The world's great est radio is now" lowest in pries. ; Tremendousjsavings effected by automatic production make possible a sensational price re duction for the 1928 season, beginning NOW. We are here to pass this saving on to you. Atwater Kent Radio is rec ognized the world over' as the highest development of radio MuDHL 11, very powerful Ose Dial, llx tubeReceiverwith iolid m.hoeany cabinet and gold - patted trimming.. Unusually effective where distance-getting la essential or Inalde antenna n necessary. Simple antenna' adjustment device assures remarkable se lectivity. Without ececusorles formance, most durable, the most finely constructed. , Clompare it with other sets. Be convinced it has no superior at any price. Then reap the benefit of this" amazing drop in price result ing from universal demand. Come in and get your demon stration today. . MoDBL 30, a powerful One Dial, Bin-tube Hccvlver. The mahogany cabinet of unob truBlvr beauty In ttie tyuc that ninny people, prefer. Without accctaioriee $70 Garr uraiture Co, Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers Sumlny Kchool clasN with u party l-'rlilily vtMiii)K. The Ucv. und Mjx. W. K. ShHlds, of Wullowu, were dinner nt home of Mr. and Mr. Karl Allfn TtuiiMiIiiy. M r. A. ( Cnfilu nt IViilr.iu.i Im prwe, vihiipu rr.uny ui li e nomc o lh). uf heI. llHUK,lter( Mv ()r HILGARD PERSOaXALS in,OAiti (Siicciui) Mni. K. li. lonuid mid attended Vlll ..Klnzlp, Hh recently fflmel,1,0't, t,lllt intended the dunce hei uie rommunuy emu meenuK nem oUl ()f lhe hosnilll whi,,.ft hhw U, v,,r r . ..... !dcrweii( an operation. A' double concert will be held nt; , thfr hlts'li Kebnol atidllorlum Kriluy nlitlit, l-'eb. 2&.- The hcIuioI orcheH tra ami the trl-clty baud, of Kn (enflAA, will both be pieHfhlcd. Mirt.- R. V.' (ImmIiiimii and chll- .lr.h UH.I.W.. l-rv..l.l ItilliM I'-Mrl.N ( .Spet'lul ) M r. UHd MlH. uf liil.rirlM KiiMitl I ho wnf HlUi Mr. und Mi -. i'lwvU It. id-1 ' """ V '" ' ortiund itnd Kutfene well otn ployed (it I he Kiirnian iiucklnff i Jiotise. . I Hob Wnnker, I.u.sler Miller and Kenneth Vuiionler are hunt inir rattle in the monntains this week. M r. a n i M rs. I 'la rence 'a n(tr dt'f were Medical Springs visit och Sunday. WOVM) PltOI IKKI;Y ' the opinion of the'woinen's deiim I'HILA.DKr.nilA Tho donk"y i emtio club. Thereforft It has re- ELGIN PERSONAL Kitlurduy night were l-Yed 1 Jagey Jr. and John t'oiiiliiit of l.a (.rumlp. MImh (icnevii Coi' and Joi.' I :i il ti -Ick. from Uu (irande, were at llll Ktird Sunday. w Joe und liurry Thornbrtie ivimt in l.a (lramle Monday evening. I Mrtt. It. I'. Young was a l.a Road Work to Stop :n Umatilla County Is unsightly and does not repre sent the virtues of deirocracy. hi solved that the symbol should be abolished. PKNIU.KTOW (Special) All kend 1 " l,,n:f'tt,'''f """I daughters Ml ''being brought to a close for Jh' it.'iit. i ' nui'Siiuy lor rnrtiund itnd l-.ugene 1 ..' !".. - ....... yuur, the county court has an where they will visit relHtlves and Phtldieu were imstmsss visitors? nottitced. , Adverse weather condi lu, OrutldtV Tuesduy. tions- hu.ve reduced the efficiency ot" the ureV und the - road work wijl resume' next -spring. The A land deal was c.iasli inmaled " lo.r fieyural weess, juie lleo last week when .Marshall Hnatiiiiin i'udler accompanied Ihem to Port- ' Kex. liaitmens .from Mt. Kmliy suld his farm (ienrce Vo,uN ' 'and. where he will spend the will-. camp, was at IIHkhi-iI Tuesday. bniiirbt l"u ueies und .lav IwIk!'1'. . i Hen Collier was at 1 1 ilgni d Tues- close, this season is' slightly later bousht 0 acres adjoining Ills farm. I Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Moore were ' '' ' j.n tho yrut than In 1H2C. nlthoiiirh Mrs. Judd I'onk l elved word l.a (lianile visitors Huturday. I Mr'- Krnnk S'nnl'iml was In l.a work tin one project was curried Ibis week of Hie death of her m.,lli-i Mr. and Mis. A. II. Pursuits re-iOrand I business Wednesday. on lust.yeur for a later period.) er, Mrs. M. II. Sllne, of Pleasanloii, 1 linn, ,1 home Sunday from Kiiokune ' -M- Mnry (1. Young was il l.a ''rews have, finished the work lul Kii Kh. w 77 veais ..1,1 :,n,l:, -v i i... .....' Rrun homier Wed iies'da .lhe 1 homliollow district und the. hud been 111 for years. ithcy have been vlsltlua- relulK. s' Mrs. 1-:,1 Saling was a l.a tlrntl'Ic . .' .'V ! I"1"!'.-!! job has beer, the the puisl three ueeks, TEA ENJOYMENT . A LUXURY. WITHOUT A TAX Tur.H Tka Orange Prltue does not cost so much as you wouM expext to pay for tea of selected quality. But that isn't why we ask you to try it. We ask you to judge it solely s a more delicate, fragrant and finer tea than any you've ever known. It'l a luxury without a tax. Try Tree Tea and see ! J.lttle Donald I 'ourt i(cy Is re- envereu I rum ms recent i.me.s u, , ()ui., ( w ,, On- Li., i ,, r: ,.. Tlie following Itebekalis uf the K'gin lodge went lo .Sumiiiervlile 'Satlllday lo atlenil the district cou ,'elltion held lilere. They report u siioppe l.'ii.lay. Mrs. llinlna fiaslon, of Wallowa, was a guest of her sister. Mrs. 1-'. H. lieontird Thursday. Miss Irene t'rossler Is 111 of the n.. .., n.u i t ..t i i i....i...... Willi,,,,, ,.' .. 'h,w l,,!11'1') Iilvasant and prollli.l.le tlm Ul (he pttsi two weeks, I murh bet- PARK PERSONALS t 'kiii h road. The new lriilge ut Noltn Is, now in use; and- has brought ni uch jraise from resi dents in that community us jlhe new steel bridge has ellniiniitiil the steep (trade that bos prevailed heretofore. The road turns off j TJtr: I'AUK (Sperlnl) Mr. and 1 hc Old Oregon Trail highway nt j .virs. j. n. minier reiurnen nomc ,n"- --h-i'" """ " 1 Mr. TREE Orange TEA Tckocj ler ut reseot. I lurry und M . O. t 'ourt ney art' They are acting as Jurors w hi If thtTt. Mr. and Mrs. Hov Mat-tin. ,,f ' mylon. sirs. m. i.. iiu:-- Wuilnwn. visited over Nundev wit n , "aiiKh and Mr. and Mr. Keeiia. Mrs. Marlin s elster. Mrs. Huii. I Miss Mnrothy Maxwell and broth- Kupi. J. C. I'rolltl und his elvie., ' Htuntun. were l. tltnndo vls i Uies spent Tilemlay afternoon al Horn tiattlrdliy. Unlerprlse ulteiidlng u session of- Mrs. Kllu Sanderson, state presl enurt. dent oT the Kebekah ludk', . spent Mrs. Howard Wllllanison and l-'rlday evening ut lhe William Mil daushter. Mary, nf Mud 'reek. (.r home and arcomiaiiiled Iheui '.u lent the past week lit the lo.ine Suninier lllc Saturday to ult-nd lh of her parents. Mr. und Mrs. li. II u, tieKull eonvelillun. Muglll. Mrs. leonurd I.timl nnd daunh Mr. and Mis. Willie Mlilrr, Mrs. .1. from l.a tlramle Snmtav Thev lui'd nal ilesi'ent ,lnwn the sl-M of the I '1'iacey. Mrs. Albert Itassiiiussen. ' heeit visilius; . with Mr. and Mm. ! bluff tnsteud of foltoxvinit the , and Mrs. Iloy Pruul. Mrs. I. ('hurley Wilson for tin- oast f( -, steep pitch of tin- canyon. The J For those who prtfer Guktri let, there'. T8 Tea Japan Itumgurdiier, Mr. und Mrs. Ituyluys. Mlunchurd, Mrs. pellole. Mrs. Snin j Hert Vandevunter is moving' hfs 1 1 alga it h. Mr. und .Mis. tloldiiiK. engine from Low er Powder to rundosu where he is going lo run . his engine uf the rock crusher. bridge is mude of stei ami part of the old TornboloW span was irtil bted in the construction. ter. of fli ande, have apenl hevvral days Mni ting 11 the Atn hoin. returned to Uiantli Wmlnecduy. M r. j.tmd dro in lifter them, Mrs. U H. Jtfties. of Puritaud, Wua at Let.stlne Monday In the inter At of the Volunteers uf Amei icii. Mrs. I.ynn Hill und Mrs. Itrrnul Hug und children visited tn 1 I 'li rl ' our raiutuu) mtn iiuuii. .mvh. jf fr niritiituri nun iuu. Klchnrd. spent M;ituiduy und Hun day in l.a U made vHltlng. Ir. Hr..trs. K. f. Hiwslus lert Momluy evening for Uoo lllvr TIIKOWX Ol T Mr. und Mrs. Kd Philllns huvi- HAIIAT. Morocco "Throw him moved .fronnthe J. .r. Itiwn placo i '.", telephoned the new sultnn. to the old Hill Martin place which ' ',ny of 1 And out of they lmve. rented tor tlie coming ! pnlure o( Sidi Mulnlhamuda, y,.ur propelled by enthusiast. r, sIut s Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Vanorder I w'o disliked him. went Sidi Hen und Blva Vanor.ler inov. d out of Mnhudou. mast. r " of iho fulac Vie mountnina Sunday. The , h(te the new sultan's .father weuthcr was getting too cold for ' reigned, camp life. Mrs. Albert Olson hnn return d from the stv t-:iiaab tti hosp':l hre- she hus tieen for the past week, she is much improved now. Jack Hunter returned from !m blr Sunday w here he bus been where I hey will make th-dr pome, porno un. with other friends. Mr. und Mrs. Hurry Mefdler and! Their friends regr, their li-avlng.l The Cileket Flat grnnKe is .lan- fuudly viMlted Sunday with hi pji tits at Wallowa. Mr. Ktta Sanderson, nf Milton. attendM the Hebekuh convention her TutHKlny. h was th house runt uf Air. and Mrs. V.torf Dod r. , Mm. 9. L. Mani ntrtuliird her . I but wish them well. U. i: MC ninn (,1. it . ..nri.. 1 Tl,l....i,.iw- ! call, of l a Oronde, will cur for.ijHy dinner to be held ut the High- tr. Hroslus' practlc. land school hous. All members Mrs. C. D. Ilurrman la spendlna; ! and their friends nre cordially in- thls week vtsltlnc at thr home of'vlled to attend. The basket dln- hrr daughter, alra. I.yon lllll. oer will b irrved at I o'clock and MlM Lucll Totlock. ef Vl, (lit program wilt be kIv cn in th aft- vtsittnir thin week at the U Dunham jernoon. That Cold VMay End in Fla I Check it Today- I Th-re-sa ray todoit-HILL'S. Does I the tour necrssary things in one. I Stops the rokt in twentr-four hours. I cherks the fever, open, the r-eis,tonestheenttrey.tem. j . . I That's the asl vou need. Don't beaattsried with anvthinc les.. Stops S.,iLcrvJrurLLS' ColdS MILL'S STAGES LEAyE FROM LaGRANDE DeIpOT ,: FoiMiiformatinn call Main 709 ' . " Travel in our , Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9:00a.m 4:(fop.m. La Grande for Baker, Boise 12 25 p m La Grandevfor Baker only ' fi -30 p ui La Grande for Pendleton .11:00a.m. 3'30prri , (Connections at Pundleton for Walla Walla and Pasco) Leave La Grande ' For Portland at 11:00 a..m. Fare $9.50, Raund trin 16.00 :'' - TIIISSTORE WILL BE CLOSED TOR THANKSGIVING DAY TKY The Oregon Hardware FIRST