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CLOSING THE FIRST SALE WEEK WITH A BANG!
New Grouping
New Slashing
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rnces
am
Friday and Saturday
ASSURING NEW RECORD CROWDS. FOR THIS STORE-WIDE DISPOSAL SALE!
Save a Third to a Half
On Coats
Will be good styles for fall and
next spring. One choice lot at
SPECIAL!
A Guaranteed Pure Linen
CRASH
TOWELING
Bleached and unbleached
17c yd
Rayon Silk Vests, regularly selling for $1.
A Very good garment. '7Q
Speciadt ,
Crepe de Chine Combinations lovely un
derthlnga by Van Raalte in j9 rrrt
pastel shades. Reg. $3.50, now I I
More Pollyanna '.
House Frocks
. Remarkable values at
$1.89 '
One group of Ladies' Now Spring Shoes;
patent and kid leathers in straps, ties' and
pumps. These were formerly fll nr
priced up to $7.50 on sale at vtwO
Saye a Third to a Half :
On Dresses
; Stunning styles; beautiful mate
rials our best frocks reduced in
price to.
: : ...$29.45 . .."
SPECIAL!
' . , Excellent Quality : '
OUTING
FLANNEL
White and colors; 36 in. wide
8 yds. for $1
One, Lot. 'Tub Silks new prints and new
est.colors on sale during this ' QQ
' bargain event at, per yard JOC
One Lot of Children's Hose in black and
brown your chance to save 1 Q
money.' Special at..
The Famous
' Wayne Knit
Silk Hose Fully, guaranteed
$1.79
Summer "Flop Hats made of Milan straw
and horse hair very popular now and
equally. charming.' Reduced QA QP
from $7.50 during this sale.:.... JVIwO
Towels One lot Turkish Towels, largo'
size, coloid borders, specially oo
priced at ' Q6L
Handbags New styles in purses, hand
bags just in. Special &() Ar
ip.tu
pnce now
A New Shipment
Of Voiles!
New Frocks
More of the spring's Smartest silk
dresses add to this bargain group
$8.95
Cretonnes One big lot of new sun-fast
cretonnes fancy patterns, 3J-in. Of)n
width. Special, per yard.... 0X.
Bathing Suits The. famous Bradley line
andes1... 20 OFF
Dependable
Values
HILL'S
Dependable
Qhality
A New Shipment
Of Ginghams!
All Counties In
State Pay First
Half of Taxes
(1 Of Delivers
Uiw Rocker
Our Annual Rocker Sale now in
progress. Every one of these
rockers is an extraordinary vaP
ue and priced far less than regu?
lar. Pay only 10c down then add
10c each week.
Real bargains in attractively
designed walnut finish rock
. ers with spring seats uphol
stered in jacquard yelour r
several different color de
signs to choose from. ," Als6:
'richly colored sturdy fibre
rockers. .' ' .. - ,
Vir Choice at
13-60
See Our Window Display
Schedule of
Payments'
1st Week .,.:......$ .10
'2nd " , L. .20
3rd " ; .30
4th " :. I .40
5th :.w .50
6th' " .60
7th " .70
8th " .80
9th " .90
10th " 1.00
11th " 1.10
12th " 1.20
13th " :.. 1.30
14th " : 1.40
15th " 1.50 ,
16th " Li 1.60
TOTAL ,$13.60
GARR FURNITURE CO., -
I Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers.
Food Hints: For
Children
A new extension bulletin on food
I for children from two to IH yearn
haft Sunt nee n ismied. liy the exten
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I It lints 2 "points to rcmcmlier"
Irt child 'feeding. Home of these
follow: . '
Olve fopd only nt the three
regular mealtlu.PH. If it mid
morniiiK or "afternoon lunch Is
Klven it Ih bent liKht and K'ven at
a reKUlar lionr. '
The day's fond--Js nearly equally
divided into three meals, dinner he
lnr heaviest and supper liKhte.st.
Children Hhould not "make a
meal" from one food, such as po
tatoes, alone. -
Insist that thP child finish every
thlnp to which he is hetped. Serve.
Kmall amounts.
Hedune amount of food when
the child Is not wel. . ;
Thin i the period when Import
ant fond hahitH are bcliif? formed.
Help your, child to eat reBularly, to
eat Hlowly, to chew- thoroiiKh,lyti,tii
eat quietly and . happily',', , . ,
' Secve food as attruntlvelv n nnit.
Hihle and teach your child to- ea(.
nil roods mtitahle for-youiiR iow
Inp children. :.. ,
.The folliiwini? rnnlfnd ' VAtrntnlilna
Inro NUltalile for children fr9in two
io six yearn: AMparaKus, ijeot
KreenK, beets, celery, carrots,
I'liard. nntnflH unlmwh unmuh
Htrinf,' beans, and tomato. Uncook-
en veRetuniPH exceit chojiped let
tuce should not be niven but cooked
vegetable; Hhouhl he uiven everv
day.
Cooked fruit, custnrd. fonlfttV
well-cooked rice, or other simple
cereal puddlncs are the best des-
sertH. I'laln cookies or stale spoiiKe
cake may be Klven. Cundy or
sweets. If Riven, should come at the
end of a meal, never between meals,
Children fhonljl .lia.Vp, HoitjjH, hard
food each day, taich as bread crusts
for the nrotier develonmont nf Mm
Jaws and tcelh.'
It flomctimes happens that the
onn who lovi d and lost la the man
who married her.
No man should attempt to com-
mand until he has lenrned to obey.
HEADY TO LEAP
TO AID BREMEN
m-ooRil half of their t;itn
HALUM, Ore., June 7 ( AD
All eounth-a In the Hutu tiurci com.
pli'tcU their payments to the tnte
treasurer of the ftrxt hnlf of gtiite
tnxe for 1528, (iKKroKiililiK :.73(l..
636.76. The Koncrnl fund of tin.
Mule gets f l.lS7.i:3.4: or the
nniount. the one mill mnrhet rimil
tunil 6(3,:oi.27 and I ho wnr vet
erans' atute aid slnklnir fund 1381,
014.08. ' On Juno 1 there was In the etnte
treasury 14.941. 156.71 In rush. On
Juna 1. last year, the amount waa
1:1.380.819.61. The total amount In
tha state's general fund on June 1
was 90t,l.6, which with cor
poration fea to be collected July
1 &nd various miscellaneous feea
will have to run tha stats until
IVcembor I when tha counties pay1
III Ih
IHXI'.I.
To retire I In. wcund liiHliillmcnt
01' ;.(p(I,"ii( ol t hi. war velel'nna'
stnl,. ahl honilH an.l pay the In-
jt'-ri'Mt the ulale will on July 1 make
.i payment or J.'i05..i i nn An
trum 1 the mate will dl.nrlhute
4iMi,nni in hneri'st on the common
school fund.
COVE PERSONALS
rovr r.. u ..... ...
"ul" and fumlly who have been
hvinu at I'Teeuaier for I ho past
two i.,r ha moved to their
ranch home near Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Shnniclo and
family of S. dro Woulcy. Waah.. are
expected next week for a visit with
Mrs. Hhannlo'a mother, Mrs. Mae
Kelly and other relatives. ,
Mrs. Phni.. . . .
.n-n inompeon, Mrs.
n. Vi. Comstock nnd Mrs. Sylvia
McNeill, all of La Clrando were
KUeala of Mrs. It. S. Oonistock last
weekend.
.Mr. ami Mrs. r, k I.nwson nnd
Mr. and Mm. (1. K. Marker i-e-turned
Monday from a Irlp to Port
land. They were accompanied
home liy MNa l.ola l.nwNon who
has been tenchlnit nl Port AnRelos.
Wash.
Leonard Alien, ntodstaut state
clilh leader and It. O. Avery, coun
ty nKHctiltilrlNt have been here for
the last two days looklnu over the
I mock beloiiKinK to the boys imd
jKlrls clubs.
There was n Kood display that
ileft Cove this mornlnK for exhibi
tion at thiv., stock show at 1'nloil.
Pcdcral stnnilarits for comh nnl
extracted honey are Rivlnit a sreat
Impetus to the beekeeplna Industry,
with prospects that they will he
adopted Internationally, Already
United States standard grades and
traders are used In New Zealand,
llamburK nnd linden. Numerous
Importers and exporters, of other
nationality, also or nslns thsm.
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PARK PERSONALS
TflE PAItK (Speciult . Mr. and
Mrs.- I.ee Wilson, of HIB creek,
were v'IkIIois of Mr. and Mrs. 1'.
I.. VVlBKlesworlh.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson an 1
children moed from the old
Stondahl house to the Walter Dul
ler house Sunday.
, Two hands of sheep helnnitlnH
to Oscar ..Iticobson. of North How"-
der. were brought In from the hills
10 their pastures In the Park.
f'Toyd Vanorder Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Kennvth Vanorder. of
lllg Creek, this week. "
M's. Olenn Inglo was a visitor of
Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Wlggieswoitji
Sunday nrternoon. j
J. C. Lay and son. Laurel, are:
very busy burning brush off thoi
land where they have hern logging.
O. K. Woodson purchased Mr,
Klnsberry's cattle Saturday.
Mrs. Tom llrulton will entertain
: i 1 ; i .f ,
the I.aditsH Sewinp circle at her
homo WedncNduy afternoon.
Klva. Mary nnd Floyd Vanorder
were dinner tcoeMs of Mr. and Mrs.
V 1.. Wiiriclrsworth Sunday.
Air. and Mm. J. II. Wanker and
children, of Hi(f Creek, are Visit I n
Mr. Wmiker's parents in the Wil
lamette valley thin week.
Mra. Kenneth Vanorder was vls
Itlnff Mrs. Krnnk VtKclesworth
Sunday urternoon.
Albert Hunter, of jh Grnnde.
was at (he I'urk Sunday.
f PetermlnlnK the oil content of
seed nnd other farm prcnlucts in
approximately tfi minutes nt ft cost
of less thfin one cent per test. J
made poMihle by the so -en I led WVtft
son method developed for the rap
Id estimation of linseed oil content
of flaxseed nnd linseed meal.. T!.e
method hn been found practicable
for 18 additUnut products. Includ
ing peanuts nnd soy beans.
No More Neuritis
, --
In Arms, Neck, Legs '';
or Thighs - ! r,
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If yon wnt to st rfd mi tha agonls.
Ins pains of MurltlA, Marmlfta, aclatita
or rhtfumatlkm. jort apply Tywnol tm tk
aifectad parta and mo how qodcU ail
misery will cease
Tysmol U a powerfuDr paMtraUns;
absorbent, soot faino; and asallng- bi Its
action, which goes In through tha porva
and quickly reach a tha barnlaa;. achias;
nerves wherever you rub it on. Thoaa
stubborn pain in the back of tha
about tha ahoulder blade, raea or hasnl.
In tha forearm and fioeare. ar iiala.nl
ini down the thigh to tha taa Up a. will
toon disappear. Cramplnft of tha muadaa
will stop and you will no longer be
bothered with soranaae, swelling. etflT
nni, numbness or teadarnaaa cf tha
Joints and ligaments.
Tysmol ia not an brdJnary liniment or
salve, but a scientific new emollient that
Is entirely different from anything, yon
have ever ' used. Don't raffor
longer. Get a supply of TysoiOl at any
rnta fit
vood drua store.
hand at
Alwajaa an
(II, ASS DRUGS, luc. '
. , Adv.j,
Where
Would You
Like to Go
For Your
Yacation
Trip? ,
. Ua (Branbt Jfaiintttd'
Sank
"Fortieth Year of
Friendly Sei-vicc"
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zcrolinc and Quaker Slate Oil V;
Perkins Stanrlnrrl Stntmn
Next to La Grande Hotef on Adams -A,
Kred Melchior, chief pilot of the
Junkers company In America was
one of the men In the two amphi
bian planes that jet out from
Mltohel Field. I -our Island, to
bring the. marooned Uremen from J
Oreenley Island to New York j
City. He plannd to land bfl the
Island via parachute If necestry. j
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ARE YOU A BACK NUMBER? -
DlK dnwn aniiitm yotir old t.-ifr and net mil that life liisiir
anr policy you linuiiM yonrs im. Compiire your ini-sont In
come and your Increased responsibilities with your -.earnlne
vlten you took out thut poliry. then ssk ynnrwir if ou huve
properly provided for tha protection of your riiniily.
The Metropolian IJfe Insurance Company will gladly recom
mend the pollry thnt will best nt your present requirement.
The m:in to ndvise you Is t
L. C. PARSONS
I A Ciiwinlo, Ore.
no.i stviii mi.