Friday, June 8, 1928
Page Foui1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
03!
TIME
As Cheery as a
Bright June Day-
THE
CANNING
The strawberry season hits reached the penk and you should place your orders ut
once foi1 your canning1 berries. ,!
Buy your'jnrs, caps, rubbers, etc., this week end, and save,
Saturday-Monday Features
Economy
. or Kerr
Wide Mouth Jars, quarts)
i dozen
$1.25 ',
Ball Mason
Fruit Jars
Pints dozen
85c
Quarts dozen
, $1.00
Jelly Glasses
Half Pint Squat dozen
45c
Mason Caps
Porcelain Lined Ball Ma
son Caps. 2 dozen
49c
DONA
CASTILE
10 bars for
79c
tgREE
Genuine Cannon
BATH TOWEL
Tit f
Argo Starch
One Pound Package Corn
or Gloss. 2 packages
17c
Karo Syrup
Red Label Light Com
Syrup. 5 pound can
43c
rtm
Economy Jar
Caps
WITH rUHXHAJl ot
Lard
Buy now and save. 4-lb.
pail
75c
8 lb. pail
Calumet Baking
Powder
Pound can i
27c
2 dozen
49c
KeHogg's Pep1
2 packages
25c
XO CAKES of
vnet
CASTILE
3om
Chocolate
Ohirardelli's Ground. 1
pound
33c
wiMllri'M
Sardines
t Stocl
i. 2 cai
27c
Preferred Slock, Large
Oval Tins. 2 cans
Tomatoes
Twin Peak fJrand, Solid
Puck Tomatoes. J No.
2'j tins
57c
SNOWSHOE
Very Fine Flavor '
. Cane and Maple
SYRUP
51b. can
65c
Flour
Drifte(r"SVrov ""Sperry's
liest-rirurd YVjient. 40
1b. sack
V $2.30
Soap
White
Soap.
39c
P & C, White Naplha
Laundry Soap. 10 bars
i Borax
Twenty Mule Team Pow
dered Borax. 1 lb. pkg.
20c
Two Convenient Service Stores
No. 80, Phone Main 680 No. 82, Phone Main 515
17 Depot St.
170.1 Adams
Phone Us Your Orders for
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
For Your Saturday Selection
Home Grown Strawberries
Juicy Florida Grape Fruit
California Watermelons
Turloek Cantaloupes
Swact Valencia Oranges
Firm Yellow Bananas
Iirge Solid Head Lettuce
Hi no Texas Tomatoes
Hot House Cucumbei-s
New Potatoes
Bunch Turnips
Young Beets
Given Onions
Bunch Carrots
Fresh Radishes
New Cabbage
Home Grown Spinach
Fresh Green Peas
SHIRT-OF-THE-MONTH
for June
VOUNG mtn. with a flair for look-
I ing their but, will immediately
i appreciate the f marines or thia new
i 1-ruit-of-the-Loom Shirt.. .A welcome
on a warm day as a cooling breeze
as urvhwlate at this momino'a tuiy.
I ...Looks as well on the back a it does
on the rack . . . And, Man how it
will wear!
America's Foremost $2.00 Shirt
NEEDLES
8. th. unique diapl.p
flh. SHia r.OF.I HH.
MONTH m hi wia4l
N. K. West & Co.,
Inc.
"The Man's Store" -
LOCAL NEWS
ltnlph Wat Hon, political editor Qf
the Oregon Join -mil, was among
the, men on hoard train Ko, 18
Wednesday evening hound for the
republican convention at Kaunas
City. The Oregon delegation to the
convention made tip most of the
party, whlrh was greeted by a
number of loon I men at the h ta
ction that evening.
Man-lnl nt High Noon
Miss lota Childers und Karl Rob
inson, of Cove, obtained a inurriugc
license ut tho county courthouse
this morning and .were married at
high noon.
Summer Millinery In Larger Shapes
' Regular
$8.00 Values
100 beautifuI new "FloP Hats" including
A W Swiss Milans, Milan hemps and hair, in
all of the popular demanded colors, including
black and white. Jugt-at the peak of the season
when large shapes are at their best comes this
opportunity for a saving. See them in our win
dows, .. , .
.Regular v
$8.00 Values
.65
La Grande's
Leading
Store
Special Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
For Over
Thirty
- Years
t Arrive; From Corvftllls- , , .
Mr, nnd Mrs. Tlgo l.nrson arrived
here by car today from Corvallbj
where Mr. Larson is nttendlng col
lege. They are hero to attend tho
wedding of Ihhr Lyman and Joyle
Zimmerman tomorrow.
WALLOWA AND
BAKER CROWD
GUEST TODAY
Mrs, Nettle U. Schuller of Now
YorTt City.
A maHs meeting will be held by
the women Sunday at which repre
sentatives of the law enforcement
committee will present their de
mands fur n dry plank and enforce
ment officials who will enforce the
law.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willchrandt,
ntc-restititrluKHlstant Culled States attorney the Hnio kilns to the quarry of tho
their hall 'general. Senator William K. Hornh. ninck Marble and Lime company
will lie In shape so that the tractor
outfit can resume hauling rock, and
Monday. Mrs. Margaret Hill Mc- the supply then will he continuous
Carter of Kansas and Mrs. Manic r.
Hayes of St. .Louis also will address
the meet I dr.
IwWSLKS I.NSTAMi CHIRP
l'Yed ... Hosson . was Installed
worthy president of tho Fraternal
Order of Kaglcs No. 269 when the
organization hold an Interesting
.meeting last -evening at
which included initiation of several land William Allen White will ad
candldatcs. Plans for tho coming dress the women at a luncheon
convention were discussed.
Will Haul Rock
To Kilns Again
At Enterprise
KNTERPTUPE. Ore., Juno
Tn about ten days the road from
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The racing results follow:
First lta- .Mile I'lt-u for All
- Three-Yen r-Olds -
t Kirst Paddy, owned by Mc
pherson, driven by Reynolds. Time,
r.61 2-5.
I Second Wagon Tromp. owned
by Haze, driven by K. l-'arrel.
I Third Wood Meter, owned by
Speelman, driven by Thompson.
I Second ltare, Mile Unsli
Klrst Zlinmon, owned by Mrs.
I York, driven by J. Karre.1. Time
j 1 m. 3 -f sec.
j Second Circulate, owner, Mnc
j Queen, rliler, Stevens. '
Third I'Hher l. owne, Thomp
son, river, Thompson.
Third lUv, I Miring
: Vlrst Honney Herbert, owner,
Klowerdew, reder, Heynolds. Time
.67.
j Second Juanita, owner, Hedsell,
rider, K. l'nrrel.
j 1-V)urtli Hiw Hnttuin Rnc
First Hyers string, rider. Hunt,
time .63 2-5.
Second Uedsell's, reder, K. Par
rel. Third Cantrell's, rider, Hol
conibe. II ith Itacc, fi cut's Relay
First Roach's driven by Hunt.
Time a. 07,
Second OantreH's driven by R.
Parrel,
Kovnitli Unc-e, CliaHots
Contrell Hrst nnd Itonch second.
As on preceding days, the pro
gram was preceded by the grand
purude, the exhibition contests,
and between the different events,
there were stunts, music nnd tiicK
riding.
XO rKItSOXAMTIKH IXVOIAI-:i
KANSAS CITY, .June 8 (A I')
MiH. Ilnth Hannah McCormick, di
rector of publicity for the anli
llo6ver coalition, declared today
that the campaign of the opposition
was not based on personalities ami
that If Hoover Is nominated, all
republicans will support him.
Believe Message
Of Death a Hoax
nnd the plant can bo operated
steadily. The company has con
tracted for the hauling of the rockt
and the trnctor and trailer outfit
has a rated capacity of 24 tons
ouch trip, This outfit, It is thought,
can deliver rock enough to keep
the kilns nnd plant running this
summer while the business is get
ting established. T-ater an aerinl
tram will be constructed.
No matter how good the lime. It
takes time to introduce It and that
is the task to which President (
A. Ilingnmnn nnd the directors are
applying themselves this year.
They believe the superiority of the
company s i menntn urnnn pro-i
they are tried fairly nnd this In the
long run will Insure It a largo mar
ket.
As an Illustration of how the
strikes the , trndo, a letter
Seeking Man Who
Murdered American
JIANAOt.'A, Xlcnrnitmi, June 8
(Al) A man hunt was on hnnd
far a fanatic belicvou" to tie re-
HnOnMlhlA Tin. Ilia IIIIm..
American liy ilerailiiiR the railroad
inniiir ear in which he wan rldliiK.
The car struck a spike which had
heen placed on the rail nnd m-m-.
turned, klllinu James D. Wedne-
wood. an auditor 'emtilfiverl nn tho
Pacific railroad of N'lcarnRUH by
the J. CI. 'White Kncineerlnir com
pany of New York. Cenenil Pj,r-
mcn Dlais. a brother of the presi
dent of "Xicarairua who wn with
Mr. WeelKOWood, was thrown sume
distance.
lominendivtlons to lie aubmlttii ii
ontn inn republican and demoofatla
national conventions, v(hii;H Ifc ac
cepted would pledge each- party, to
"Initiate and enact lecliila'tloii tfi.it
will secure oivaKi-lciilture a- placa
ot ecitiallty nlonit w-Ull Industrial,
finance and other Kroups.-lii -our
American protective systems.-' V
AIS DArOHTKIl TO AVKO
AL1IANV. N. Y .lnno I'ilDt
Social,, church, military, and polit
ical leaders pf the state were (fath
ered In this citv lnri,t rn'hA uFA.i-
dlnp tomorrowo( Miss Catherlna
j. .31111111, youngest aauifnter -or
Governor Smith. in'Pnmoia .1 ni,ii
llanan, of Troy, a lawyer. '.- v
p.akm nt iiEAr Acrivro
ClIICAno. June 8 (AP) Direc
tors of the American farm bureau
federation here today drafted rec-
WEKKEND AIR TOVJIS .
HEIiUN (AP) Summer Sunday
flying service has been Inaugurat
ed between Berlin nnd Vfonn.i 'iinit
Jierlin and Pnris as the start of a
general. Sunday air traffic.
rOrtTI.AXD, Ore., Juno S (AP)
"We have them. Will scud their
bodies later" said a rolloct tele
gram received at the home of J. Utile
M. rmilups, after Stella I'liillpps, came recently from a concern at
IB, and Marian TAicnlno, 14, ills- Payette. Idaho, asking for prices
appeared from tho Plilllpps homo for cnrload lots, for uso In orchard
last night Police believed the spray. The writer said the Chief-'
girls themselves sent the. message, tain lime he had tried was tho
The girls went to their room, and ''best lime we ever used."
9 o'clock, an hour Inter, Mrs. Phil- l The plant is running all the time
Ipps missed tbein, and a telephone with one kiln fired, requiring three j
can witn gnroiea worus was re- small crews ot men ror tno three
celved shortly nfter 10 o'clock, shirts n day.
Then came the telegram. j
Police ascertained that the mes- Tviiotlt loin70
snge was telephoned to the West- "vu,'v
ern I'nlon office by a gli'l.
FARM RELIEF,
DRY PLANKS
TO BE URGED
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identified with the farm movement,
participated.
J womi'x Arri'it !uv plank
KANSAS CITY. June S A1
Women from sixteen states have
arrived here to pluc the demand
of the women's national law en
jfnrcement committee for a dry
i Plunk in the republican platform
i before the resolutions committee ot
the national convention next week.
(The group is hended by Mm, Henry
V. Pe.ihody, chairman of the com
Imlttee, and includes Mrs. Herbert
tlurney of lloston. Mrs. A. Haines
County Nurse On
Duty in Wallowa
VAIXOWA. Ore., June 8 Miss
Heryle lelphine Kalgler of Mart.
Texas, has been employed ns coun
ty nurse, as authorised in the bud
get. Inst spring, and Tuesday after
noon urrlved to begin her duties.
Miss Mary P. Hillmeyer. fieldsup- years. He
ervlsor of the Oreiroh State Hoard was made
From Oregon Pen
8A K'. Ore., June S (AP) Tho
first stale penitentiary escape un,
tier tbrt administration . of Gover-
nor Patterson and Prison Superin-,
tendent H. V. Meyers took place
last night when Jesse W, Collins,
a trusty, got jn '. I
Collins was si-ut up from Mult
nomah county in April. 1 !2fl, for
a statutory crime, to serve 15
In an electrician and
u trusty nfter seven i
of Health, also came in Tuesday months in the prison. He wns sent
nfternoon to meet Miss Knlgler nnd ho prison barns last night to
to help her get settled. It wus on adjust electric light troubles and
the recommendation of the state ''id not return.
board of health that the county I . - - - -
court employed Miss Kalgler. JACK GI.OVFK VIXS
Kor th time, at least. It Is ex-I SA1.KM, Ore.. June 8 ( AP)
pected Miss Kalgler will have her uck Ulover. 1027 East Couch St..
office In the county court room of Portland, student In Lanrethurst
the courthouse. techool. Is again winner . of first
- .... j prime in Oregon in the safety essay
OHKtiONIANS AVFAH KOSF.S 'contest conducted under the au-
SAI.KM, Ore., June S (AP) spices of tho highway education
Oregon delegates to the national
republican convention nt Kansas
City wear bouquets of Salem roses.
Peforo his departure for Kansas
City. Secretary of State Kozer, who
la one of the delegates, made or
board. Ho wns also winner in this
contest a year ngo.
l.ipplucott of Camden, N. J.( and 'arrival.
PAY WKl.L FOIt PISH
TK1KSTK (AIM American taste
for anchovies and other Italian
rangemcnts for the roses to be sent, . canned fish draws an estimated j
one consignment from the state $250,000 to this country 'yearly, j
no use grounds going Thursday ny . aooui -.wmworKers are empioyea
express, and another to leave by, In the Industry, half of them work
alnnail Saturday night. Klorlats ing in a single factory w hich has
say the roses will be In a perfect j n output of more than S. 000.000
state of preservation unon their1 pounds nnd most of which Is ex
ported.
TODAY And SATURDAY
WILLIAM FCK fflSi
; . - fIJr Love and adventure
'1 iiiff DM amon& the cannibals
1 Kf-lW S? of iaughter "and '
' YiO k 12 ""ammed with thrills
. t0 the tune