La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1928, Image 8

Friday, April 13, 1928
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I CWUTOfiVC I
r:l:-i Tor
Spring
I 8.00 and 10.00 1
Tin Store for Men
10 Years Ago
Today :
Mill lire ir ;itlliivn-Ucc
Auto e., wnt ii riiimi 1 1 lis
iini-nlnt;.
A'UTO SUPPLIES
In A Drug Stoic?
Surely I
SPONGES
CHAMOIS
AUTO CLOCKS
. . WHISKS
POLISHES
Frcpiuc for llm Milliliter
M'll-HOH
L & L. Drug Co.
See the Rainbow
This Week!
IVh part of our
Color f ul window
display
There's n message fnr you
hi our window today. "Mure
color In your home." ll says.
"A way wit ti drub, colorless
rooms, dingy splintery, hard
tn -clean fluurtt."
The new Un'nbow Win
flow Display tell the story.
In It you hi'o the lovely new
Armstrong's Linoleum Kloor
patterns now tho vague with
decorators ami . architects
everywhere.
Ami these new-day floors
have the niw Areolae finish
, , , n i-leaulng-dny blessing
lo llOUHewiVCS, n tough,
tninKimrfiil, tlirt - resisting,
soft -lustrous lacquer llko tho
finish now used on flue furu
it ll it and modern van.
Come In today and see our
splrndid new Linoleum 1 Ms
play u( rugs ami piece goods.
Here all thin week.
W. II.
Jtohnenkarti?
Co.
, When It Rains
Cliildun's Hain Coals
With bat to mutch
Ladies' kain Coals
Of very U'st uulity
Iiadics Rain Hals
mmm
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
STOCKS BOUNDING
OP TO NEW PEAKS
General Motors Kcach
Closing Strong
with Sales at 4,300,000
Ni:V YOllK, Apr. U (AV)
Vvlvcn of icllt edged stocks were
scnl hounding upward on tin stock
exchange today when group buy
ing .expanded wllh lower tail louu
rates. Auvuiiccu of $G Lo $12 u
share worn numerous among high
grade pultlli! utility, tobacco and
rail ion U lssucu. Oenetul Motors
reached IH'J',4, a hew iccord pile",
late In tho day and General Klec-
tilr $1118. r0 und Now York Central
at IK2 were at record levels.
Tin closing wuN strong, Hhnres
with a background of substantial
earnings or favorable huslncus pros-
pcctH wore heavily purchased In
toe late afternoon, particularly
public lit lift y and tobucco Issues.
Kurt her sealing down of niony
rat en to 4 ft per cent hud u stim
ulating of feet on sentiment. I.e-
1.1 I'll Vn 1I..V iimt-nl ll ik I a untnlu
Mind Philadelphia company, Consol
; b luted (lass, ltrooltlyn I'nlon Ga
I and the American Tobacco and
Liggett and-Myers slocks & to H.
I Itadlu hud a sudden drop of &
pollltH to belOW 170. Totul KUU'H
approximated 4,300.000 aim re.
Wheat Higher At
Close of Market
I CIIK.'AGO, Apr. 13 (AP) Open
hi),' to I'M: off wllh May Hhow-i
In U b'HH net buck than lieu crop
liiotitlm, the wheat inurkut dis
played oitly ntoderiite power to re
cover, Co r u u n d oa t n we re u Uo
eiH.er, corn ntartlnff - to :
doun, and HiihHfHiienl ly holding
, iieiLr lo tho lullllul raiiffe. I'rovl
hIoiih kepi uhout aleudy,
Wheat eloMed Htronjf, lo to 2'.4
pel lilKhor; corn to v up: oaln
Mhowhitf B to c udvanco and pro
vlaiuiiH Oc to lac down.
LA UKA.MMC WIIOIjUSA'i.E '
Poultry (live weight)
PprlnKB IHtfrltc lb.
Heavy hntiH Mr( ilia lb. , (
Uk-M lienn lOo lb.
fltH 8d lb.
rioiir.
Hard federation ( bi 0 vbeat)
$7,60 bid.
, boft wbtial 17.40 hb
.
iA intnir. tirstmu iiiAitnuiB
Dairy. ' v
Ihilter, ci entnery --47i; 2 Mm. H0c
Kkkm2oc dux,
llhoenu i'i(rji40c a pound
Houoy, cumt. L'fo lb.
yUWt9lUicv.
PoiuloeH- -! 'Jiu Hi; fltH.SG
aw I.
Mexican tomaloeM - 2fio lb,
ParHley &o hunch.
New Tcmih itibliaKO lie Ih.
Wax onlotm r. I tin. ni) a
l.etluev--lOo head.
Kiidlvu ITie; 2 rnr 2&o.
Uhuhaih 10c lb.
I JO'
Celery 1 5o bunch; hoaila
20u.
ISquiiHh (1c lb..
llothuiiHe cucumhcrN 25c each.
Ilurlcli rarrotH Mic hunch.
Itunch beelH irilt 2&u buuth.
Ked eal)biiKe- Hie lb.
Turnips -loc 3 Tor 25c.
" Yellow onions fx; Ih.
ItndlHliOH 2 bunchua 15c.
ANpariiKUH I Tic Ih. 1
(Ireen nmona 2 huuclies U'o.
rarnnlps -fin lb.
lirtiHHots Aprouta 2 lie tb
Ttiitahairns fio lb.
Now Wall ii Wallu Hplnach 3 lbs.
5.
Artichokes 2c each.
I'tnlt
Apples Jonnthutj, Homos, Hcllu
flowurti, $1.50 box.
Strawberries aftc box; 2 for 6 lie.
Ihimfmis loc Hi.
Purstmmons 2 for S5o.
I.enioiiH 40c do.
Oranges !0fh7uc don.
Kloibla crapfrult Mod. slid. 2
for 2ft; tniRe. ,2 Tor Sftn.
Kloitda uniiivfruit lino each,
KiiKftr.
Cuno stiKitr $7.14.
Flotir.
Hoft wheat $S.40 hbl.
llaid fedtiatlon $8.40 bid.
Poll I try
RpililK fries 2H-30C II).
Hens 2rf20u h,
MrntH anil I1h.
Reef botl iaWlSo.
Chops und sleiiks Sue Ih.
Salmon (slikily fresh) - 2''i 4."c
lb.
Ihiilbtit a.pic lb.
Ciasollun
rcRtilur. retails. co.
Clnsnllne,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
t'HK'AOU
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..MMi0MK ,
Wllinl
Mnv
July
h-l. ...
mvkhi-ooi, win: AT
I.IVKKI'OUU Apr. 13 (AD
rloo wlu-at May Kim, Julv
J(J, llil; Oct. iijm, lid.
I'DIITI.A.MI HIIIOAT
I'OltTI.ANIl. Oro.. Apr. 13 (AC)
WhU llllll liaifj while. Jl.ftft;
liui-il wliltif hliicMUMii, liuurl. rMjtr-
Ittioil. HUll. WllltU. WCHtM'n .H'llitf.
f 1.41; Imrd wlnti'r, 11.37; northern
irlnh', l.4ii.
OuIh No. i whilo feocl und No.
2 Klny, M6.60. '.
Toduy'M cur riMM.'lpU Wilful 42:
burli-y, 1; flour, 7; corn, 0; oul, 4;
liny, 0.
CHICAGO CASH
i'lllCAOO, Apr. 13 (Al') WhoJlt
No. S Imrd. H.S'J i(l 1.63; No. ;
llllxtxl. l.fl V, 'ii 1. 60.
(orn No. 8 intxe-d, UK icli l :
No. 2 yellow, Sl.ogfy 1.03 .
OiiId No. i while. 02 (ji C4 54c;
No.,3 while, 6Ki-83'c.
Ilye No. 2, 1.24.
Hurley Hcfti fl.112.
Tlinolhy need 13.251 4.
Clover cud l!l.26ii 20.76.
- POHTI.AXO PltOniCK
POItTI.ANM), Ore., Apr. J3 (AP)
WholrHale jirlcea Mutter steady;
firl VjC hlKtior. Portland dairy
.xchanse not wholcnalo prices:
rubcH ex trail SIN:; HtundurdH 3Hc
prliuo flrHtM ZXvi' fimlH 37 14 r.
Cieainery prleun: 1'rlnta 3o over
cube HtandardN.
I'-gtfH Medium NratH 1 ',4c higher.
KreHh standard extruu 24c; freHh
Htandard firsts 22c; tronh medium
4'xtntH 22jv: fresh medium flrttH
i'Oe
Prleen to rotallcm 2c over vx-
chiniKu pilfer. AHHOclatlnn flellln;:
PiIcch: KxtniH 2Gc; rirt 24c; med
ium 24c; undei'MiKed 20c.
Hay Hteudy: buying prices: Kasl
ern Oregon tlinolhy $20.tio ; d i
valley $IS1 IK. in; alfalfa
IK.TiO: oat hay JH.f.io, IT.; Hlniu
$t(.S0 per ton. Kclllnr prices $2 a
ton more, I
Hld to the farmer: '
Itullerrnt Hleady: 4(c Ktatiou, He
trai k, 43i 4 4 u f. o. b. Portland.
Poullry Hleaily; heavy hens 24
are; IlKht I Ti 20c; aprlnh'H 20 i;
21c; brnl Ioih arte; pekin whllr
diicltH :ior; colored nominal; tur-
key, ullve, 25'i 27c.
OulotiH Hleady' locnl I.. 7iHi 2. 21
per cwl.
1'olulneK Hlt iuly, 75i"i fl.Sfi sack,
wooi, iii:p(ict
luVl'ON. Apr. Ill (AP) Tin
('oiiiiiierclal llullelln tomorrow will
I nay: .
I 'The wool market , Keiivrally
."pealihiK, haa been yery iiile( thin
wei-k. Prhe are Very ririu on
medium wooIh, which readily find
,L tnarkei for ail ai-niiuhit.
i while fine wools which are In com
pnrlively fair supply, find the mar
kel Hiow and nil her In favor o
..Un' luiyur, ditipoi'ls from tlu -uuod
market lndli:ate a stow market.
"In the west Hhsirinr Is ffrad
ualty Hpn-adlnu. Conrt-acllnur ts at
a miiilmuiu, wllh growers Kenernl
1 lloldiliK above the level of what
den lei s arc at present willltiK to
pay. ,
"Tin forelttn markets are alt
inleter and llrudford is no. niurtv
t han .steady. ,
"Locally there is Httlo or.nolli
imr hi lnv done in mohair, Tho Te
as market Is practically cleared."
The 'ommerela) Hulletln wilt
publish the following wool iiott
tloat; tomorrow:
Scoured basts: Oregon- l-'ine and
K. M. staple. $1.151 MS: film and
I'. M. elolhlntf,' $1 d l.8; valley No.
1. $1 m 1.05.
Moh ii lis Drltflnal bap averutfe
I $ mouths, Oregon, Raft tbie.
(trailed slock Ktrst eomllnf;, 1U
M sue: Rood iiirdlnjr, 45r((fc.
ciiiCAdii mvi:stock
CIIMWCil, Apr. 13 AP) P. S.
I epnrtincnt of Agriculture 1 lors,
Ift.oao; mostly lo to 2H hlKher: ;
lop $H.20; butchers, medium lo
ehohis 250 to 3j His.. $S.45'il '
(' 5 ; 2 mi to .0 lbs., $S.t ' .20. 1
Cut tie- 2.000; calves l.oon;' un-1
dertone healthy; best steers. $I4..1.;i
lower Kia ties, all classes, relatively I
lilch; sliiUKhter classes steers, pood I
and choice, 1300 to 1 500 lbs.
$13.25 'ii 15; 1100 lo 1300 lbs.. $ 1 ;t !
ii 15; t3 lo 1100 His., $12.75f I
14.75: i alers, milk feil, Rood and I
choice, $12,254? 15.50; medium, $tl
IL'.'Jii.
Sheep -Mioo: fat lambs fairly ac
tive; Kteady to tOe higher: fat;
clipped ewes, 15 to 25c up; native,
NpitnuerK and feeding am) shearing
lambs about steady; lambs, pood
and choice. !)2 lbs. ilown, $l.40'b '
17.75; lueditim. $15.751 lfi.75; cull
and cumiuon. $ l.t.5nu 1 5.5o; mcd
him to choice, D2 to loo lbs., $15.25
17.50; ewes, medium to choice.
150 lbs. down. $'.ii 11.40; cull and
common, $;t.5ot ii.75; feeiler lamb",
uood ami choice, $5.254t Hi. 75.
iii ri i:iuvr
SAN PKANt'lSCU, Apr. 1 :i APl
IttitleiTiit f . u, b. Suit ''ranclsco.
41c.
Clarence Thompson
Freed From Prison
t.
SALKM. lire., Apr. 13 (AP) -Clarence
Thompson, who thiee an I
a half ears ago as sent to lh'
slate penitentiary for embexxllns
.$5,oim funds w Idle hobllni;
the po.siitou of easdiier in the stale
IrcuMitrcr'a offlcn under Treasurer.
U. P. lloff and Jefferson Myers,
as freed yesterday umbr a ctn
ditlniuil pardon from l!ov. Putter
son. The governor's net Ion w as recom
mended by the slate parole board.
Thompson's minimum expired
Wednesday, making, him eliglb'e
lor clemency, and since he had no
ores a gainst him as a prison r
Ihe pardon was gninted. one ef
tli eundttionH Is that Thompson I
live outside the stute, and that !
wilt Ilw In the state of Wasliiui?-(
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OIIAI.N ;
K V " CIUM
m MM Si , I.MKM.'ilK
. mi ti
Butter Markets -Steady
to Firm
In Portland. Ore.
POItTI.ANI. Ore., Apr. 14 AP)
Butter markets hero were aleudy
to a shudo firmer today with many
dealorH Inutlned to bclhvu the bot
tom has been reached in tho prlct
movoment. i t ,
Klrsts were advunccd to 27 Vic
Iteporls from Heattle und Califor
nia say that slofuffu of butter Ik
coimneiicln?. although practically
nonn lias Ron Into storaRu here
as yet. Pacific coast storage hold
ings inereased 21.070 poiuids lu.it
week, it whs reported, with tho to
tul holdings placed at 20 8,47'j
pounds, an lnerenso of over 40.000
pounds over last year at this time.
Except for an Increase of ) ac
In tho price of medium firsts, ohk
rjuotatlons were steady and uu
changed toduy. ltecclpts yesterday
were 2.49 cuses, of which 1.4'Jl
went Into storage, swelling (ho to
tal to 2S.50O cases. " - -;
Country dressed meats' and poul
try wore steady und unchanged,
with trading rather light.
, Itoscburg broccoli una likewise
very scarce and brought from $1.75
to $2.25 per crate. -,' ,
Potato prices weru. weak,', with
'trading dull. .;"
I'OtLTItY v
HAN Kit ANCIHCO, Apr. 13 (AP)
P. H. Ituieau Affilcultural Kco
iiomtcH Leghorn hens. ttZ ihs
23i(2uc; 3 1 lbs. und over, 23
pomiAM iji;stock
. POKTLANO. Ore.. Apr. 13 (AP)
Cattle und calves steady. No re
ceipts, f :- v :
Uteorit ItUO'ifrlSOO lbs.'; gooa, $11
ftr : do l604 loo - lbs., eood
$1 1. 25112.35; do 800 lbs. and up,
medium, $u.7nfi 1 1.25; do common,
$8.25At9.7&; holfcrs, 850 lbs. down,
good, $ 1 0.2 & ft I 1.75; do cumiuon to
medium, $8.76 10.25; cows, good.
$.25 tr K.76; ilo common to medliini
$6.7511 ii. 25: do lower cutters, $4
t!.75; bulla (yrarllnga excluded)
good beef, $71 7.05; du cutter lo
lueditim, $C7; calves. &oo lbs.
down, modluni to choice, $!1.50 1
I I. 50; veulers (milk feds), good lo
choice, $12.76 4y 1 3.75; do medium,
$Hu IJl; du cull lo common, $ttft
10.75. (
Hogs ttleiidy; no receipts. Heavy
weight, 250 ii 1!50 lbs., .uiedluin lo
choice, $Jivi!i.lo; medium weight,
200'f250 lbs., medium to choice,
$H.50'if 11.20; light weigh!, 1 (iO ru
2nd lbs., medium lo choice,' $!M5
'!'. pi; light llglits, J3IUi 100
lbs., inedluiu to choice, $K.K0'h H.-'tO:
packing sows, rotigli and smooth,
$1.&ov, 7.75; Hlmightor pigs, ooih
130 lbs., tuedlum lo choice, H.Xo(t
!t;.feMler and Ntocker pigs, 70.t
120 lbs,, medium to choice-, $7.75,
S.75.
(Soft or oily hogs and rousting
pigs excluded In above ovulation!!)
Sheep sleady. No r e c e i p t s.
I.ainb, 81 lbs. down, good lo
medium, $!!?( Ill; do, nil wefghis,
cull lo common, $9 'u 1 1 ;. spring
lambs. 141 15, yearling wethers,
10 lbs. down, medium to chole".
$IOfi 12; ewes. 120 lbs. down, med
ium to cholcu, $7.50"tf 8.50; do. 120
to 150 lbs., medium to choke, $(i.50
f 7.50.
SPIXSTI'.K itoitiii;ii
SALKM, Ore.. Apr.. 13 (AO-
Police are on the lookout today for
two men who last night seized and
bound Miss Theresa Arnold. 82,
wealthy spinster, at her home on
North Church street, and got uwuy
with about $20, after ransacking
tho house.
Kin TKVK TO WAS!N;tO
WASHINGTON. Apr. 13 (AP)
Mrs. Cool id go returned to Wash
ington today from Northampton.
Mass., where she has spent about
three weeks at the bedside of h;r
mother, who has been III since lasi
l"entber. She tfkjirepnred to re
turn to Northampton at any time
her presence there Is required.
NOTICK OF Mll.ltlCI'S SALi;
Notice la hc-retiy given, t liat I
have received attachment execu
tion and order of sale. Issued mil
of und under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the Ktate-of Oregon
for Cnlon County, dated Ihe 20th
day of March. lUL'S, in the suit
therein pending wherein Oale Cox
Is plainlirf and C c. Koswcll ii.
defendant, to me directed, upon it
decree and order or tulr. made an I
entered In said court und cause on
the 23rd day of February. IJ-'S. in
favor of the said defendant, foi
the sum of $5'j.3tl. with Interest
thereon at the rate or fi per cent
per annum from the 30,1b day of
November. 1927, and the further
sum of $)l.2o i'osls and disburse
ments. In which said execution and
order of sale I nut commanded i
sell the follow ing described real
j property, oeing tor properly ai-
iticneu in sum action, to-u it:
Ia4 4 of Hloek 67 of Chap
tin's Addition (o m (Irande,
Cnlon County, Oregon:
Now iherefore. ly lrlue and au
thority uf sold writ, and in obed
ience to its commands, 1 will, on
Saturday, the 2 1st day of April.
IMS. at two o'clock P. M, of said
day. at tho frolit door of tho court
house in m O run ds Cnlon Coun
ty. Oregon, setl at public auction
the said real property, and ull tin
right, title, estate ami equity of
the defendant, C, C. Koswcil.
(hecein und thereto, to the highest
bidder for cash, subject to redemp
tion as provided by law, Ihe pro
ceeds to be applied In satisfaction
of said Judgment and decree. In
cluding costs und accruing costs of
execution und sale.
Out ct this 2ind day of March,
JKSSK HUKHHKMtS,
Sheriff of Cnlon County, Oregon.
Mur, S3-S - Apr, S-I3-:'.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy fur ililii rolunin must be
lu uy a. lu.
fNN4)ltACC A All ItOMUi
Everything Jlut IMo Insurance
t. K IWISIMK.M CO.
O. W. WAItNOCK
. - . i-ia-tf
The State (lame CoiiAnlKslon whoi
lecently opened Iteur Crc'k in I
Wallowa for fishing has been closed
again by them because of protests
Hum icniueiiin ui una section. '
' J. W. Waldon.
4-i3-3t;
1(1 'MM AGIO KAI.i:
111 the New l-'oley lildg., Saturday.
April 14, fc'lven by lhe Altar society.
4-12-21
I' A KM LOANS: LOWIJST ItATKS.
Jl. K. OIXO.V. l-'OLKr 111.00.
' 1.A UltANOK, UKKGON
' - . ; - 4-1 3- I III
4. OLD FISH
. Pine gold fish for sale at Itleli
urdHon's Art asd (lift Shop. 4-11-lf
NOW ltl'-Ali' .!
Cabbage, cauliflower and pansy,
plants. Finest ever. At tho green- !
house. Clark's-Klorist. j-JO-0ti
.
M;V GLASS nut! Ill.WKItU'AltKj
New tilings in both Ko.storla
glass and dinnerwarv will he found'
at Ulchardson's Art and (lift Shop!
Prices to suit euery pocketbook, j
but utwuys quality in inercltandise. t
" 4-ll-tf
. , V-i-L ,, i
COOIiLD I-XOI) SAL 10 J
Oivlslon A of Hie- Lojai Sisters
of the Christian church will hold t
coukiMl food sale ut ltohr's Meat i
market tomorrow. 4-13-Xt I
Wallpaper, the newest designs, at
prices that are right. If you pay
6c u roll or $1.60 a roll for our
wallpaper you are sum of gelling
tho same measure of value... Come
In, wo are glad tohow yon.
Paint Co. 4
Pug-!
12-2
YOI it pun i iti-;
When you wish to have a picturo
enlarged, tinted or f rained, you na
turally think of liichaidKon, . The
Ait Man," for lie specializes in
your picture work. Tube your plc
lures, to Klchttrdsun's Art und C.tit
Shop. 4-11-11
llcmsiitciiing, irrciitTiig, nutior
OuIp4. et. Nunou's Khlily Shun.
10-14U
NOTICI-: OF FILING OF FINAL
ACCOrXT
IN THK COCNTY COCIIT (F TIIIO
STATIC OK OKKOON 1'Ult I'N--TON
CO! NT V.
In the Mutter W the Kslatc of
llanna Louisa Peninglun, lie-1
ceased. .
Notice Is hereby given thai dhol
undersigned have filed their final;
account as executrixes or Ihe 'es-j
tate of Jlumm Louisa Pcnlnglon,
deceased, and the County Court of
Cnlon County, Oregon, lias rtxed '
Tuesday, the ' 15th day of May, J
1928. 'at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
at Il4 court room at the Court!
llousA tn Lu Otaii'le, Oregon, ns
the time and place for hearing anyj
and ull objections to the said final i
account und settlement of said cs-
lute.
Date of first publication. 1 3th ol
April. 1928.
usx scunti:it.
MAItV Kit i: K.MAN.
F.xecutrixes of the Kstatv
of Hunna Louisa Pen
Ington, Deceased.
(Ireen llivw.
Attorneys for Kxeculrixcs.
Apr. U-20-27 May I-1 1.
ll tn Mire aina.'n lt iec Imiw far
(Htiplc come l;i the Pnttt LntntH'r
Co. to buy lliclr paiiii, wallpaper.
kalMHtWnc. t imiiicl ami oilier buibl
luit iimtci iuls. Of iHirt, ott know
our oerlnnil eptne Is not o
ati'iit w we are han let I pretty well
out tti the t lat of the hnliics,
Mttkai. where we bne lot- of el
tKtiv riNHii. mi people t-nn mik their
enrs and eteti M in their own cur
anil ph-k out their selection of
wnllpMHr.
Milt-Xintlo ciiniiicl that people
bate iH-eu ll Mil tn paying - h&h
prtce for. we enii m-II for irmi!
deal les money. A lot of pc.iplf
wheti lltey nil btilng piflnt nk n
If we lme luirgniits In white iminl.
Veil, tn eniiM quite an excllcnuttt
anil let ytltt I toy nt lite low baigititt
pra es, we will linn 15 irnlltHi-. of
real lilgli-Uiutle white lead ami xltic'
paint lotK-e for a gnlltiii.
We bate to ilo MHiicthhiu to' keep! ,
lip tin" exelleinetit .-m wc lufce dc
chletl to hi xfiiM'thliiK gtHil.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Wc s lr Cah
The Poor Man' Friend"
Nrttr Foundry Plnme Mnlti H
Nil Mindti) HiiIiii!
PAY CASH
PAY LESS
NO BILLS
TO DISTRESS
av.Ji
"quality
108 Depot St.,
CliarmingNewFrocksBlossom
, In the Colors of Spring Flowers
It is alluring and irresistible this showing of fresh Spring
frocks to wear underour coat and later without one." ; Gay
prints and plain colors combine smartly,
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Effective Prints,
Alluring Colors
Such variety! Tailored frocks that answer many needs,-graceful types
with fluttering skirts and feminine touches of lace. Print nn rliffnt nrl
distinctly modish. Ensemble and ensemble effects
see thcua.
NOTICF TO, CltFOITOHH f jsore, deceased, and all persons luiv
In TIK COL'NTY COt'ltT OF TIIIJ! ing claims' against said estate arc
hJi1 KU UN-!'H'reby required to p- Jsent the same
' ION ( OLN I X. ., ' .
In tlx, M,dU-r ut Katule of Joseph wlll! vouchom alluollsd
, Kullfgoi'M. J Hceitacd. thi'iclo lo mild luluilnlHtriilor ut l.n
To All Whom It May roiRoi n, , tlranik-. I'nlon County, Urt-Ron,
Nntlnv Is lifreliy siven that Joseph ! within six months from tho 3 Ulli
Kdward Halti.'zoro Is the duly n- u"y of Mulch, l'J-S. .
pointed, iiuulifled und lulniinisli i-! JOBKl'l I i;i)WAItl JlAl.TKZUItK
tor of tho ctutu of Joseph nulie-
uniy one
Come" for
"SERVE
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always at a saving'
La Grande, Oregon
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; 1301 AIIA.MS AVK. Opiwsllc IJiilnieiikilllips
BIG TWO DAY SPECIAL
SATURDAY - MONDAY
100 Leatherette Aprons
MADE VOR SERVICE
Full cut, complete with web tape tic strings.
These aprons are cut from soft, heavy
rubberized material, felt backed same ma'-
tcrial that goes into ladies' high-grade
heavy fleece-lined rain coats made to cov-'
vi - uiiure iriini anci Sloes. Will outwi
ordinary rubber aprons; easily wash
-Black, Grey and Blue, round or
f "necks., - ' - .
SEE OUR WIN DO WS
to a Customer EQ
Yours Earlv
YOURSELF AND
A HElFUL,
STORE,
PAY IfESS,
GET MORE I
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Frocks for Women,
Misses and Juniors
Dredominate. Yon! mum
JoHrph: liultezore, Ueceusi''.
Dale of- first -publication, March
30, 1:128. . ' ' , . H
Dale of lust publication April 21,
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Mur. Jll Apr. C-i.3-i;(l-;-pd.
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One thliiK leads to another. The
People, whit hIpjiI vniii ilttuwlui. u il
swipe y.our umbrella. .! '
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