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BRADLEY SWEATER Slip-over and Sleeve less patterns; new, solid colors. $1.85 to $8.85 fiECmOfSOS:' ! SELLING HIGHER I Wheat ( .fitly .... No Change in Butter Val- !" ues Fi-ice of Cherries MAKKfcT NEWS OF THE DA Y STOP-LIQEIB Is f irregular ., CHICAGO (Jlt.AI.V H!IL. High l-ow ih nay. ...MSiiOH&M ,' 117!. - MS4 . ..117 117 , t lt 117 115 0JISK liuy, nuji 1 IH!iilt I'OHTI.ANU. Ore., Juno 0 (Al') Standard iggs, both cxlrus und rirHlH, . were selling c higher on lucul wholesale, markets today ut 27',ic per dozen. Itccolpls yester day were light ut 905 cases, while In the market iiiuhI ly by buyers for storuge purposes, I.IVKItl'OOl, WIIKAT ! MVKKPOOU Junu ti (Al' Clone grain: July Ins. 7d; Oct. luu, 1 &d;. Dec. Kis, loXd. VOUTI-AM) WIIIJAT I'Olyn.ANI), Orti., June II (AD Wilful mill Imrd white. $l.&u; soft whit, western while. 11.43; tjtoragu holdings liurcl winter, northern spring uud 'J'hi! Kloro l-'or IC. Plumu .M hi Hli i ( leaning lllill I'rttva lig hts! night were reported ut C 7 1 westorn red, $1,33. cuses, j Outa No. 2, SG lb., white feud. No changes were quoted In but-' $ 40, Utr values and trading was uctlvc1 Today's cur recti it a Wheat 14; lit tdcady prices toduy. yesterday's flour 8; corn 2; huy 2. receipts wern 18,810 poundH, withj - slorugo holdings reported u-t 3S9 Clf iCAf.n Cakii lOOO pound. - CHICAGO, j un fl i a pi wiu.fit Country dressed meats nnd poul-N(K 2 rt.(J( 11.74.-K. No. 2 jmrd, try were alcudy und unchanged. ji.4$4, , Although a few locul cherries corn No. 2 mixed, $1 076 huvo been coming In during lh i.ol: Nn 2 v.jimv n .,. iu mostly mediocre und prices Irrcg- Oregon Beauty Spots Told By La Grande Man ulur, California cherries were scarce, early toduy, supplies limit ed to Hinall offerings or Hlngs and Tartarluns. The Blngs wero of ipood quality and sold an nigh us 26 cents per pound. Klru wherry prices were ahout steady ycterduy with the best of fering bringing $1.25 per rrute of 14 pints. Supplies wero jlberul. Aimee In Wreck; Escapes Unhurt PORTLAND. Ore., Juno C (Al') Aiiucc Hcniple Mcl'heron, evuii geltnt, und five, members of her tiurty, nurrowly escaped deuth ear ly today In an, automobile wreck in the inolated florse Ut-nven coun try' between Yuklinu. Wash., und ArlinKlon, Ore. The heavy cu r, d riven by V rv Chief Hawkins, of Vakiinu, went off the roud when u .sleerlntf l nnckhi b r o l o. The wir plo wed through u fence, ftiffhioned a herd of horses and overturned between two telephone poles. None of tho Polish-Lithuania Agreement Fails lSAKEJt,. Ore., J n no C l-'or geo lrtKlcul wundera, weenie hcauly und dlvei'tfillcd resources,, tlioro Is-no state in all the, uuiun which eiuals OreKun, ilecluri'd Hurley II. itlch iit'dHun of Ja (Jraiule, wlio bus trav eled extensively over tho emir io km try and whn khvv IiIh lecture "Hee Oreuii Klr;U." before tho Kl wanis club at the Antlers Kill I yes tei duy. i ItlchnnlMnn i-TmntneiHled a fen duy Irin of 1700 uiiles In wbieli ho oecjariu uiiro n w eme (ireKn persona iu tho cur was hurt. ne H'M'ii man in any Kiinuar diHtance of travel. Leaving linker he would take, the inulorfHt ta John . D.iy. then over iho central Oregon - highway tu Henri and I'rluevlllei with a detour to the Crooked river canyon, over the AlcKonulo pass, buck to I lend, then to Crater Ijike, iluwii to Klamath Kalin, oveiy the nuiuutalnx to Ahl.inri, over the l'a , clflc highway to CurvalllM, thenco over to .Newiiorl, over the Kiioho- j veil hlt'IiuM.v ty Astnrhi, then ui, tho t'oliinihla highway and Old Oi'Koti Trail In t,;t Onnifle, with a hide trip to Wallowa luke and back to (taker. I le flewrihed In nune detail the beauty t:miH Ui be found along this route. j outs No. white, 71S 73&C; do wane, 71 c. Hye No Males. 13urloy 92c4f $1.03. Timothy seed $4. 1 0 fit 4. KG, ,. Clover seed $19.76 27. Jjird -$1 1.5. Jtlbs $7.26. Hollies $14. ioim,AM I'liomci; I'OUTIANIJ, Ore., June 0 (Al) Mutter styfidy; prices, wholcsule: cubes: 'Kxtruii 4 1 lc; standurda 40c; prlino firsts as'e; firsts 3'Jc. Creumery prices; i'rlnts 3c over cube stundards. Kfffs Htundurd flrsU uud extms c hlKher; othw ururic steudy. Kresh standard extras 27 w; fresh standard firsts 27 v; fresh me dium citrus 2c; fresh inudlum firsts 22c. ; 1'rlccs to retuilci-H u 3c over ex- chunso prices. , Milk steudy. Ituw tiillk (4 per, cent), $2.25 cwt. f. o. b. rorllund.) .Hutlorful 41c station; 42c truck; 44 45c f. o. b. rortlund. i'oultry steady; ntivtv hens over 4i lbs., 2do; 4 to 4 lbs., 20c; 3 to 4 lbs.. 17c: 3 lbs. und under, Kc; j old 1 ooHters 1 r; broilers 2.'c; younK fiiicks W'uiMv. J'otatbea steudy; ciuoUitions on buHiH or loo b. wicks: Vukiiuu Net ted Ot ins, I'. H. ffiudo No. 1, $l..r; .No. 2, OOrtrHOe; On-Kon DeMehules If'f.MIU I' M Mo ll l r.lt. 1,.. 60c Radio Drops 10 Points In Wall Street Frenzy j NKVV YOltlC. June 0 (Al') Hu mors uf u further Increuso In r dlaeouiit rules Murted u broad oll- init movement on the mock ox- ctuinKo. toduy. which wiped out niuny of the eurly eulna und sent u number of Ishuo i to neurly lu points below yesterday's final iuo-tuilons. The solllnir inovcmenl reached Us ellmux ufter the rute for cullmon-i oy hud been cut from 0 Vj to 6 per I cent, lludlo wum tho liurdest hit, dropping from an oarly hleh of -M)3 to 1K3H. '. 1 Wheat Unsettled And Some Higher CMICAaO, June 0 (AT) Open ing unehuniied to c IiIbIht, Wicnt luiierwuru sroretl substantial Ifeli eral gains. Coin, mils und provi sions ull likewise showed an ml- vunee, with torn slurtlnit '4c orf lo V4o up. and subsequently ris InK ull urouml. . Whtut closed unsellled. t to '! net hlher: corn lo 2 5i ;?ic up, outs showini; to ?ic K"ln, anil provisions varying from 1-c docllno to u rise of 7c. I . , mi- , .nnH QISHOP . ' 1 4 : ay ffl XL 4. iff I V , ! E 1. WALDORF . V7 X.J 1 JJ Ltmf. 91SH0P LB (VII SON WW. J? , -X c x. w Li 1 i J" -t.f. Katun: iof ikimUi wvMinui Notice Is hereby rfiven tlmt Ccoiko B. Hlchurdson lias filed with the County Clerk of Union County, Oregon, his flnul uccount u Executor of the Last Will and 'R-stumeiit of l.lllu ltlchurdson, de ceased, and tho County Couit or suid County has fixed Haturday. mo tith day of Juno ut th hour of lu o'clock A. M. ,as ho time when the court will hear objections lo suit final uccount und will settle and determine the sumo. Dated at 1-a Grando, Union County. Oregon, tnis Kill duy of May. lass. - ' . JtOHKKT 8. KAKIN, .'.Attorney for Hxecutor, Muy 'Jill, llitli, 23rd. audi, Juno (ih ' Ml.i: OV Itll.'l'.STATi; "In tho County Court, of Union -'ounty, Oregon. In tho matter of tho estulo of Howard ('. Hail, deccused - Notice is hereby given that un der und by virtue of Ull order of Hie ubove entitled court inado und rnu rc.l Muy 71 h. i'J'H, I will sell ut privute sul for cush.ut the law of' La Crude. Ora. "Daisy' Bell"; A Superior ' . Fatt Color Cloth A smooth, fine, fast color fabric that is practical dur able and attractive at an un usual price a wide selection of desirable colors.' Yard 39c Nationalist Parly Wins In Islands fillNIOVA. June l (Al') A reso- "p" New spmlH: I'allforiila lulloii In the league council 0,"""lM 3.S'. nianillng iiil l settlement of the1 lnl"ns steady: Oregon Yellow I'ollsh- l.llliuanliin dispute, was ""nveis, eominerclal, $2.00; Ciy fenleil this lirtcrlioun. I'relnler tl11 Wux. Texas uud California vu Waldeiuaias. of Lithuania, alone ! rlelleii, (Mr 1.5(1. voted iikiiIiisI II, liul linn mnll y Is Wool steady. Kustern reiiuiieil, Incluillng the part lea In i wools (f. o. Ii. country polnla) (HHpule. jfiioicH light shrinking, fine. f. c; -I . t 137c:. heavier slirlnkimr. fine. x-r, Marahnl C.hnnn la " ."''!'". ' vmi.-y l'OHILA.M MVKSTOCK 1'OltTLANI), Ore., Juno G (Al") I attleyund calves steady. Noro; Kteers (IIIIO.ISUO) ttn.75 1 1.75: do (S5Tl-l(i(i(i) good. llfl2: do O"0 up) medium, Su.fiiiiii iu.75: do common, Si!).50: helfein (Sou down) good, U.7fi5i 111.20; do com mon1 to medium, stui a. 75: cows, good, SS.5iii s.d; do coiiiuiun to medium, l(1.7.r.'i 8.55; ,io low nil cut,- $si 0.7U; bulls." yearlings, good beef, $7.3.rMi; do cutler to medium, f ft. 5041 x, 50; calves (500 down) medium In choice, SS-TiOfii) 10.50; do cult to common. Sfi.50ii S.fiO; vealers (milk fed) good to choice, 1'iGi 14.50 ;ilo medium. 111 ('I l.'l: do cull to common, $7.5lil' II. Hogs Sleudy No recclpta neiivy ucigni ( j.'.ii-;;:,ii iiw.) inev ilium to choice, Sx.QOrlr il.50: nuw BRANCH RICKEV ' KANSAS CITY (NUA Service) 0P.T. fices of K.'lt. Itingo. West-Jacob son Building. La Orunile, Oregon, I B0h. ifrom.and after Juno SOtn, 192X, the j following described real estute slt uutfMl in Union (.'ounty, Oregon' uud I belonlng lo said estate, to-wiU. Lots three (3) und four (4), Block sixr (0) I'l'cdmdia Addition to I -a Grande, Union. County, On MKMPHTA K. TIAI.I,, ; AduilnlstrutrU of UalU Eatm. 13. It. ItlNOO, ! Attorney for Atliiilnlstrutrix. t ' s ni23. 28-jC. l BISHOP E S. TOHKSOi IllMhou WllUuni R, Oldham of Creen und red liK)ts regulated tho Huenus Aires; Uhriioji Wilbur J addresses civen hare ut the utiad- Tltirkfiehl of Cli;iLI:inooirti. am) Irotinlnl wni'iil rnnffronnA r.f thn MIulw.n t.,r-ii.lr t' U'himio hi It.-iittn. .Methodist Klscopal church.'.j, lore, India. ;- The conference Is Utt ended by fllshop E. Iv. Waldorf, Kiiusas' 87i delCKutes lucluditiK 3T bishops :t-'ity, is host to the' conference, and severul hundred ministers and tiahop K. H. Johnsun of Capetown, laymen. y .AIi'Icil; Iiy K. S. Jones, author of Kiection of flvo bishops to lake -"Christ of-tho India Koad"; liiHli t he place of those retirliotuh part op Fred LI, Klsher of Calcutta, rn cf the program. Tlittwo retiring dla, ,und Iayman ItiJinch IIIt kHj'. were Hishop J, K. Heery of the 'vice president of the St. Louis Na I'hlladelphiu area; dlisliop Luther Llonal League buseball club ware H. Wilson of the New York area; listed unions the speaker In Grave Condition Medium 47e; couim: 4:tc. MANILA, June 0 (Xl .The im thiiuiiiMi parly, favurliif; u platform f non-eo-operation lu the plea for iinincMiiale Indepeiiileiiee for Hie Jlhllippluu lidauris stvepl Alaulla in yesierdny's olcetlon, loyal returns Indicated. No returns had been received from Iho provinces. , I Hilly JShaw of mutch tomorrow .auspices or the American I.okIou HMtHM Oft I I'QHt. The bout will be MuRed In fl tin urinary and a record crowd 9 from northern California und 'southern Oregon points will bo on , hand, Hliaw-, weighing over 200 poiiiifls. In regarded an the stiffest , competition Lewis will meet on his present tour and tho contest is crcutinu' much locul Interest. CIIICAOO LIVKSTOCIi CIIICACiO, June (I (APVllnfff I'r.n, imiiicoui la, join.' ' mim.', nntruiy mkj imkikt (.,,. i.,.,, ,,iiri. nc n n a ... i;.... military urivhtor, stated today that lighter weights steady to strong .Marshal Chunj,' Tfi-Lin won still top $10.10 paid for choice 2uo-2i . dlum weight (200-250 lbs.) medium to choice. $itff ii.on; lipht weight (KJ0-200 !hH.) medium to choce, y:i.7rif U.K&; iiht itBhts (kio-ioo IIih.) medium to choice, K.TUc 'J.IR: packing sows (iour?h und siiiiioth) $0."(0 fi 7.50; slaughter K ('ju to KiO lbs.), "medium- lo choice, $7.50 4i 8.50; ; feeder and A1 10 Years Ago Today V . The swimming lank ut Hie Y. 31. ('. ,. Is open Tor (lie season. 1 Diving Caps Water Wings' ' Uaihing Caps Suit Hags Oil Yes! und , Sunburn Lotion Have a guild Mlm 2 L. & L. Drug Co. to eholi o. S7''i Hheep ullil lambs steady. Itecelpts had not yet regained consciousness, choice 250. 350 lbs., $a.45'i lu.lo; , t'1'i.?!,,!r'!!.,J.. .. , ,, , .,rM .,,,..,.,,, I'Ollowing iuoiallons,.!cxcopt on MBI.KOItl., iJimn (Al')- tlvo: firm lo Higher trade on light J"' LK, V".;::.""'''".'":;" i'y-- inyca,nn $,.f;of,,.6n; (ul; .Million, Ohio. In a $I4.Uii; best honvy steers SI4.70;' , ""''- l,.1.l ,l ll .1, ... ..., n,wi ...n. uoiu ciiuti-e i i ittiii ins., 9 I .1. ( Ji.nii; iiini-liin. Ills,, I u. 4 0 'if lu; H50-I 100 lbs., 13.50r,nr,. Vealers (milk fed) good and choice. SI 1.6116! I 1.75: medium Sill fil 11.60; slocker und feeder steers, good and choice (all weights) SI 1.7511 13. t Hlieep 13.000: rut lambs uneven- (Kiem.iiH iiiucu locui ni..-i..nl. , ,y rU.u,ty to 3Cc, U)wi,f., I .,,,,.,..,., ; 7,.,.i "uand lor choice rangers; ycar- N AMI I INCH ON. June (1 A1')- nKH HeIlm.. ,. l(1(v. ,vlmK Or. 'laience I rui. Wilson, cones. .' ,llllllH ,.,.,., ,.,,,,. ,.,,( ,.o..u.k .-c,...,ii, o , iiuuiu ... BOO,, lim, (.lloCCi !k Hewn. I '""; und public morals or , .,.,,,, , ui1, tu,Mtl. . NI,AV YOtK ,,, 1 V'Zr l' ! 1 . "'" to choice, 100 NKW YO UK. June 0 J ... . . . ii... ,i, ...... tr, u ,; 1,A U1IAKIIK WllOljfcSJIJC omirr (me i1(htl Springs IDS 18c lb. Heavy hens 143tf16o 111. Light hens locvlb. . Stag So lb. Flour1. . , flard Federation (bard i '17.60 bbt, bott wheat ST. 4" bb. hut) $7?r 3.611: ewes. 30 lbs. down) medium to chnlrr. , $ S ft ( 7 : do (120-150 lbs.) medium lo choice, J4, fn 5; " do (ull weights) cull to common, ?:' Ut i. i : I'oi iiuy SAN KIIANCIWO, June 0 (Al") l-'ryels: Colored. 2 to 2 lbs., Siili 32c; 3 lbs., 37f(3Sc: young rooslers und pullets: Colored, 3 H 4I 4 lbs., 371 3Sc; over 4 lbs., 37 McDowell, of Wushlilgton, has been , elected president of the board. Ad vlMiirv ii I . ill lii.fH elei'leil Inel llileil J I Willis I'. Ilitwlcy, Orbgun; Addison I j T. Kmilh, Idaho, and John W. Klin- mcrs, washingion slate. Hrl IT (Al') d (full and imps steady. I (leese can he raised successfully In all purls of the t'ulled Sttites, but opportunities for profit ore best In sections where they are fatten ed I'limmerelally lo iiieei the de mand fur goose flesh lu the- large eastern cities, tieese are the clos est of grazers and ore most eco niilnlciilly raised where grass re mains green and lender "during long seasons. uii you on the wrong TRACK? 'Jwo trains nt a .station one headed Kast, the oilier West. You want to ro to San Kran cisco, lmt you net on tho train jriiintr i"st and land in New Yoik. What is the trouble? It in ell localise you stalled on the winner truck. Don't make a mistake and , tfet tin the wronj; track when you :ue hunting for Ileal th. CHIROPRACTIC has luen the l iilit mad lo health lor many people who have been over all other ltK'.ds. "You are as old as your Spine WAITING FOR DEAD Dr. F. L. Tribe I'houo Main 12S : i mm v. 1 ITIOTMiiVl 1 1 ""'''" (Calmer Cliuluati- N't.w Koley Hldtf. Office llours; U to 5; 7 lo 8 MIA Vfttbui-K Itureoti TltU tipth at the' month of the Mather Collerle Co. nilne ut Mather, I'a.. bccnmi a "dead mati ! elevator" when bodies of vlc tliiiM of the explo.siun wero brought to tho nurface. Anlbulanccs ore :Iuwn waltiuijr near the moulh of tho thaft. LA GRANDfc; 111, I AIL. tVlAJtHfTIH IWlry; Hulter, creamery 47c; 2 lbs; SOc . J'jJftfS -2bc U do-. . j v " Cheese itDiitiuc a pound . ' . Uoney, comb tftc !l VeitRlnuirB. ' i 1 I'olutocs 14 lbs. -.'e; 4'jc sack. Now otntoes 3 llr. for 26c. Circen'l'eus jlf.c lb.; 2 for 26c. Htrlnir beans 25g lb. , ; Mexican ftomirtoes ahc lb. 1 I'ursley 5c iiunch. . . - New Texas cubbauu 10c lb. Wux onions -4 lbs. l!5o. Lettuce 'too head. -- ' Kndive 15c: '2 for 26c . Jthuburb 4 lbs 25o . ; Yellow onions 5o to, ' ; i liadiHhos 5o bunch-. i ; lluthouae cuctimbhra 15c each. : Hunch carrots--loc bunch. .; Hunch beets 10c bunch. Ued cubbuffe 10c II. lurnips 10c 3 for.25e. Ceiery 25o bunch.' llothouso lettuce 25o lb. . Asparugus 10c' lb. Greon onions 5c bunch. . Parsnips 51 lb.' Brussels sprouts 25 lb. RutaivaKas 6o lb, ' i .Now Walla V'illa splnticli Oc lb Artichokes 20c each. . . Apples Jonathan, Itomefl, Blie flowors. $1.60 box. . .Milton strawberries 2 for 230. Hood Hlver struwberrjes 2- for 49c. - Kannnas 10c lit. V" Persimmons 2 for 26c. - Lemons 40c Ooz. v ; - Orunwes 5Oft,i70c doa. Cherries: 15c but;, r Florida Krapefruit Mud. lUa, S Tor 25c; large, 2 for 35c. . ' . Klorlda grapefruit 3j? each. Cuntuloupes 15c cuch. f , Suiwr. Cane'sugur $7.I4 Dour. - Hoft wheat $8.40 1)1)1. Hunl foderatlon $ 8.411 bbl. Poultry Spring fries 28-300 lb. Hens S5v!30,c lb. . ;.rols mid Ftsh. Beef boil 13l8c Chops uud 8teaks-T-30c lb. Salmon (strictly fresh) 35c lb, llallbul 30q lb. , 'Cod 2ic lb. ' : FIND IT HJERE . r- ' jOopjr for this column must be .v. In by 9 a. in. INSI ItANCr, AMI ItONDS 1 Everything But 'Life Insurance t, H. INVIOSl'AILNT CU. , O. W. WAR NOCK f Apron and Cooked Food Sab- at Crescent Market .Saturday, June 9. St. Peter's Kpi.scopnl Aid Society. No apron over 60c. 6-ti-3t IT WILL PAY. 'It will pay you to wiiteli tlie $1.00 ' Spciul Window at Itlchardson's Art und Uift Shop. Values to $3. on In oth useful und beautiful gifts will be found in the window at tho speclul price of $1.00. C-4-(it " ' ' ' I XOTICK I , There will be np old-tlmn dunce, ut SSubtM' hull Thuruday night. - . .r G-G-n oiciXiuN sci:xt:itY ! Visit Itlchardson's Ait and Girt Shop ami soo tho wonderful dis play of Kustorn Uregon Scenic i Views. G-4-6t . Ilcmstltclilii, pTejUtn. Imtton lioJcs, etc, ii or ton's lifudio Shop. vj;ii)i; ;iits : (.'hi nn ware, gtusswaro und the, new colored enamel kitchenwai e at i Molvllle's. 1 ' G-G-U : c I si:kvic i-: j When you break u side glass or: windshield uud want it untckly and correctly refitted, take your car to t ltlchurdson.1 VTho Art Ma'h" utj Klchurdson'tf Art and Gift .Shop. I Me will, save you njoney on yourj glass work. ' . U-4.-(it , f;jotini ' Gasoline, remit r. retiiHn, HAN I'ANCISCU. Jnne G LAP) itiitlerfat f. o. b. Sun I'-runciaeo, Will Rogers Has. A Narrow Escape LAS VKGAH'Jmie 0 (AV Will Holers, tho hnmurlHt, and lr. L I). Cheney, passengers a ml Plhit Fred Kelly narrawly psrupeil death here tday when the new potunphine air mail carrier of the Western Air KxpreNs flyinV from Los Angeles lo .Salt I Jike. turned over nose first and landed squarely on its bnck. linger when released said: "I Just marled for the republi can convention at Kansas City but' lauded on my head at lts Vega. Serve me right for not going to the democrat i convention Instead. I w-.tnt to make It clear that Pilot Kelly In not i-4jl.ime for this lit- ! tie uccidtcut. j Kim CAMPING OIT J Chuti'S. Uibles. camp.coolting out- fits und Kampliook Gas Stoves at; Melville's; , x G-G-4t ti:achi;iih i:xa.ilatk)s ! Notice Is herolty given Unit tho (Anility, Givgon.'will hold the rog-'j uIut examination of applicants lor j siatl- certificates al tho High School Itnildiiig in La Grande as follow: i ComnuMtcing WiMlnesday, June l!tN, ut 9 o'clock a. in., and con-j tinning until Saturday? Jvmo JG, 1918. t 4 o'clock p. in. ' Woilncxlay l'tri'ii(:oit I. S. History Writing (Penman-! ship), Miiflc. in-awing. - i WiMhnwtlay AtUm(stii , Physiology, Heading. Manual Training, Com position, Domestic Science, Methods lu luuding. Coutsu of Study for thawing. Meth ods In Arithmetic. , j . ' ThurHht.v r-iMm , " j Arithmetic, History of Kdurution. Psychology, Metluals In Geography. Mechanical Drawing. Homjttc Art, Course of Study for Doiurstlc Art. TlnifMhiy ArirniNin I Grammar, Geography. Stenogru-' phy, Amertcjin Literature. 1'hysics, Typewriting. Methods In language. Thesis for Primary Certificate. il l-'riihiy rorojMMin Theory and Practice. Orlhogra phy (Spelling), Physical Geogra phy, Knglish Literature, chemistry, rrhlny AftcnitHMi 1 ' School Uiw. Geotojry AlKehra. Civil Government. sotnnlay rort-rtiH Geometry, Hot any. t Sntmilny Afuni(NUi General History. Hookkeeplng. K. A. SAY UK. County School Superintendent. ' G-G--t How much easier your whiter might have been! Looking back over the.wmter months, donVyob' realize how heavy your cleaning burdens have 'i been without the aid of a Hoover? It's so nccd , 'Icss to tax yourself with the tasks, that it. can da . rngre quickly, more easily and more thoroughly., . N thay your time and strength will ever permit. The Hoover can be purchased in the popuiar-priced V .-model with "Positive Agitation" for no morp . than the cost' of an ordinary vacuum cleaner; . and you can pay for it in small monthly amounts. ' Liberal allowance for your old cleaner. Telephone for a demonstration. : W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 3: The special committee- of the Chamber of Commerce endorsed, and recommended the La Grande Building & Loan investment not because it is a home institution but because its requirements and advantages are more bene ficial to the investor than any outside company . offering a safe, attractive investment on the monthly payment plan. Scores of La Grande and Union county people are t bringing their money to this home company for invest ment (both in lump sums and in monthly deposits) because they've investigated it and are sold on its plan. N0 MEMBERSHIP FEE, NO FINES of any kind-EVERY DOLLAR YOU PUT IN IS ALWAYS YOUR DOLLAR, plus the interest it has -earned. , Is your money earning Q guaranteed interest with the safety, the satisfaction of this home investment? Let us give you further details. LA GRANDf BUILDING & LOAN La Grande, Ore. I