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llA GRANDE EVENING - OBSERVER
Wednesday, June 13,
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FALL GRAIN FAIR
IN WALLOWA AREA
Crop Standing Up in Spite
:, of Dryness Spring
Wheat Poor
. V.WAM.OWA. Ore.. June 1.1 (App
oint) .lull wliout crops over ihln
ollon of the country have held
UP In pood Hhnpe tluiliiK the dry
i wnther of the Inwl five or nix
weekn. JJtiilttK this time only one
Unlit Hhowor u( ruin has fell. Dry
vather hnn begun in tell on Home
of the Ki'alit on Hunt mi. II, hut lur
Innc the ItiHt ilsiy or two It him been
quite cloudy und niuny expect to
e rain fthrirtly.
1 Thin Hprhm has heen one of the
moHt difficult In many yearn for
peitlne HprltiR Hnwn Km In up. All
; through the farniltiK NortfoiiK In
the hlllH where there ha heen hun
dredH of acres of Rprl iik Meed I wx
the Miami In practically all fleld
. Ih poor, due to limuffirlont niolM
ture for even Kciinlnation of the
fnnln. Hackwitrd weather comll
iIomk made It ImpoKHlhln to do
; much early needing, und hy the
time the ground could he put Into
phnpe for Heeding, the, niolMture
liml left the top layei'H of the oil.
Many farmer mate they believe
Jhat nhmiiil pnod rains uome even
yet, thai much of the uruln would
nine, malthm uood ntandM. Home
UprlnK seed Inn haK just heen fln-j
lulled In piufH of the valley soc
tlonM, where the land has heen cut
HvateU for the lart few weeks in
(jrder- tq kill nn many of tho weeds
jt posslhle heforo fteedliiK. .
Y One severe freeze has been ex
perienced here this spring, and is
said to- have done considerable
ilamoK In parts of the' county,
: kllllnfc down some early gardens,
iilfalfa, etc. On the hlKher pnrts
ftl the county It has apparently
ilone but little damaKe. ; Winter
'heitt crops which were well nlmiff
at the time nf the freeze do not
show nny hIkiin yet of beliitf dam-
' .teJ. ,
f. The extremely dry condition of
J he Ki'ound has made the plowing
tit many lame tracts of summer
Tnllow very slow. ' ,
OUT OUR WAY
,,;s-3bac' im Th' House, cass ovnem! vi . t
1WOiJR MOf GOiMCr OOVNM lb TH' CrOLlV '
-fT ' " AM. 5HOOT A OOGr FOf? AMV BODV ; 'I'" 0
' If ?4 3o&T Uose That old cpACKeq-eox' $ PI
jf W0RS DOCTOR AVS HE CAM'T BE CORCO . rf ; '
, f mM- Poohi we cooLOMr cure a mam ': v ; -
v 0iiissoo a86m? .. fetch ly mM -
1 1 llwi -'tn i"HA-r OOCr HERE , X 7,.. '
"-'nji rMs soMeiviM-8oui f -
tfiminwwwcuiie.. - , w. u. . w. off
Rv 'TOilHaTVlulroad begun thle week. 8ome pilnpr
ff IXlidrlUtf chanr(,s a.0 boln(f nmiI1 ....
Mr..anl Mih. W. C Hturglll, of
ha Orande, wero at I.oHtlpe Wed
nesday cuUfng on Mm. William
WlKKans.
' Air. and Mrs. Frank Bradley and
daughters visited with Mrs. Brad
ley's mother, Mrs. Kvans. at "Wal
lowa recently. , . .
O. W. Pngin has heen enjoying
the fishing season and Is bringing
In. some fine cutches. )at week
he landed, a fln trout measuring
22 inches. , w :-
Chrls Johnson arrived lust week
from Seattle, Wash., and will spend
two or threo weeks at Lost inc. Ho
has property herein ml at one time
made this place his home. ;
Mrs. William DePouray and
daughter, of Mlderoy, en rout for
Mcl'lierson. Knn. where they will
spend I hive months visiting rela
tives, stopped over Monday und
visited Mrs. KlUlo Hado.
Mrs. Flora Orahnm find son.
rinude Mcf'urty. and his wife and
baby drove over from Pomeroy.
Wash., and spent a Bhort time vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. W. Flcenor.
ter prist? wua well represented
hero Friday en route to the Union
slock show. The band gave a few
musical numbers ndvcrthdng the
celebration the Fourth of July,
Mrs. Gorge Wart was tuk.cn to
enterprise Friday where shOfWas
operated for appendicitis. -
George Bwart and. Harry Wade
left for Portland where they, wero
sent as delegates to the grand lodge
of the Masonic order. Mrs. Swartss
will visit relatives while in rthe
metropolis. Mrs. Kffie Cook, Miss
Velma Hjtmmnck and Miss Ruth
Leonard .accompanied, Mr. Hwartz
as fur,-ns Penilleton where ' they
I go on to Walla Walla for a
visit with friends.
-,. IIAItMOXITA HAKMOXV
rVUHA, Oklo. Klghteen chil
dren at a nearby rural school have
.a harmonica band.
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OAIIS IX HAVANA
LOSTINE
PERSONALS
I.OSTINK, Ore.. (Hpeclnl)
George Tllton had the misfortune
to Jose threo of his vnluuble work
horses. They ate some, poison
j hurley. ' , . , . . .
Mrs. Anna Nolan, Mrs. Flshback
land Mrs. Mary Douiih accompanied
(Fred l'.dwurds to Knterprlse Mon-
' day.
The Itev. W. L. Van Nuys, of
Portland, preached In tho Preshy-
y' Jlnrlan church here Monday In tho
JIlAVAKA Cuba's capital now absence nf the itev. Mr. Hhletda.
boasts J.I.Jflfl registered automo-j VValter Qui'ssenbury was moved
lilies ono for every 44 residents. ' from thn Knterprlsj hospital to
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I the home of his uncle Runday.
is getting along very nicely.
I Mrs. Aste Cralge, of Joseph, vls
j Ited her mother, Mrs. Kllu McKin
j zit; Kumluy afternoon,
Mrs. Hook, of Knterprlsf. spent
tho weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs, Harley Candlo.
Mr. onl Mrs. rharles Page were
visiting their daughters at Joseph
Hunday. , , ,
Cole Leonard, of Wallowa, spent
several days nt losttne this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hook at
tended the annual session of the
Oregon State grange and the Wash
ington Htnte grange which held a
joint meeting at Itulnlcr lust week.
Miss Gfnevleve Hook, of Knter
prlse, accompanied them and will!
visit her grandparents at
Centre, Wash.
$15
000.00-
Worth of Hotel Equipment Forced
- on the Market on Account of
; the Wrecking of the
GEISER GRAND
Hotel Building in , .
Baker, Oregon
. L. G. Bowns, Lessee, is forced to offer at
Public Auction
All of the Furniture and Fixtures Removed
from the Building ,
Next Monday's Observer will contain
further details of this gigantic riddance
Hp with hla hrother, I,. R' WlKKnns.
Mr. uml Mrs. Miko Omy luivo
movi'il to Kntfrprlno 'wher Mr.
Omy hflg work with tho, Ulnck
Mnrlilft rompnny.
AT. H. Htino. who ramp hero laat
March from ' rioasnnton. . Kan.,
plunuinx to upend the munnipr
with hill illulKlilom.' llrH. Mrilnth.
of Wallowa, und .Mrs. Judd Cook,
or I.ostlno, ri'turnpit to hl homo
leaving on Krlduy'8 train. Mr.
Stlne become homcvilpk for Kansas
and decided to return home.
Mr. and Mra.' 8. ,. Maglll, Mis
Gladys Mnglll nnd brother Hugh,
motored to l.a Orande Tuesday
where, they met Miss: lleulnh Ma
glll who just returned from the
Oood Humurllnn hosnltal nt Tort-
I. a lurid. , Miss Mnglll has necented n
sir
i 7inke)t
'nhc.
9,- studio program; :So,
I'nOfJIlAMS
The Nutlonal. Broadcasting .com
puny program for Thursday night
follows: 9, Texaco rounders; (1:30,
Phllco caoip fire program; 10 to
11, studio program.
KflO Oakland' (3S4.4m-780kc),
S, studio concert; 9. NTH'.
KG A Spokane (2S".7ni-l IBOkc)
pianist; 9, AW! ehalu program;
1 0, music.
KPO Son r'ranclsco (42!.3m-
KHJ-I.os Angelt" (S99.Sm-760.
Iko) . cartoon hour; 9, to' 12, or
jchestru. ' ' i. . '
KKKC Han Irnnclco (45,8m-
(16(ikc) 8, urogram; in to 12, or
chestra.' : l. ... , . S , :- ,
KEX Portland (277.0m-10SO.
fic) 8, Cuthollo lecture; 8:10, story
teller; 8:S0, studio program; ,
ABC chain program; , JO . to 12,
dance frolic, . . ,
. KVA Run Prnnclsco (362.7m
S50ke) 8, Klks program; . 9, Alio
chain program: JO to 11, dance
music. ,
KHC1 Spokane (87n.2m-810kc)
4
OPERATION NOT NECESSARY
8, NHC; 1Q to J 3. dance music.
KKI il.os Angi-ies! 4.5m-M0
ke) 8, Mil
KOMO- Heattle (30.Jm-97ti
8. NBC: 11 to 12:30. concert or.
cheatra" .' , . tv itlKg
KOIiV Portland : (S19ii-940lfi,T(
s. program; 9, Ulson hour; .10, l-ia ;
wallan trio.; ' .' i
KGW Portland ( (491m-eiokci.'
8, studio program; 8, NIK'.'; la,-.-
concert orohestra; 11 to 12, studio.;
dunce, program. ' ' ' " 1 . v i-ita
Bridge, playing discourages coiw j'j
vernation, says a doctor. Hut often'-' 'fl
like golf. Iniiroyes the voenliularyi 'i
When in Ghicago
Enjoy Your Stay
. at the Superb New
MORRISON
'. position, nt the Wnllowa hosultul
Dennis Whllmore, who beenmo und begun her work Monday,
very III while driving a truck loud j Mrs. John Hush, of fallfornla.
of log and run off. the grnilo Inst 'who has been vlslllng relatives In
week, Ih In a very critical conUI-. Wallowa county, accompanied by
Hon Willi llllli, tinita fn. tilu . XI I. tl..ll All . ...t .., .... '
" 1 ' uon- J.illiil-I 111 11, -II . Illlll IMMltrr,
j covory. He hns been, tnkon to Hot ( Ki nin, ilvovv to Jlolne Inst l-'rMny
.J.nlio. ' 4i ii-ii-rj Viff.ts;:s1,!,s Anna Allen ;((who . lias
,7 Mr. nTTinra"" nTuslafien to ', nevm nttenillng business college for
I'lhn Wallowa hospital Sntnril'ay. itho .last year. Miss ' Anna will
. Hhe Is still quite seriously ill. spend two months wllh her pnr-
Mcno Jionrinff anil fnmlly, . - or entM. ' ..,. ., V
"Wallowa, spent Weilnesdny with
his sister, Mrs. George t'ltllders.
Mrs. ,C. T. MeDanlel and son,
Ijiwton, und Mrs. A. Mci'lnren,
of Wallowa, wero l.ustlnc visitors
Tuesday. . ,t.
Miss Hurlimallnft Hnll. of Wal
lowa, spent Tuesday night wltli
t'ecll f'hllders and children. T,ois
nnd Jack, of- Josephs were guests
of Mr. and Miiw. George Cbilders
Wednesday. I.lttle . Lola Is just
recovering1 ' from nn . nppendicitis
operation. 1 , ' ' v ,
The l.ostlno 'drug store, known
as the McKlliKle place, -bns been
Miss Mjircnrct Poley and conducted Isold to Hen Mcllunlela of Wallowa.
her ni lisle class. I.Mr. McDanlels took possession of
Mr. un.l Mrs. I!oy Morrl nnd 'he biwlni-iw Krll.iy. - Mfa Htil.y
danirht...-. MiH fiwnn.mivn nn.i . 1P0"r,l w,, 1,08 b,,n niploycil hy
Mi- ...wi m,. iTn-rti.i nr w- MKcnsip will remain
Clranrtp, were illnniT kupsIs of M
and Mi-h. Wllltam WIkkoiis Kuiulay.
Mr. and Mrs. MHto ('row nnd
family ntt'ndiil tho stork hIiow nt
Tnion InHt Krldny.
Honnld Downs wont, to Tmnnlm
Monday whoro ho will work this
Rummer,
Itulph (JiH-BMcnlnTry, who was In
jured a fP wilay.H nso. In nhlo to ho
up aRnln.
Tho lust rrport from Osonr Klol
who was oporntod nt tho Wnllowa
hospltnl Inst wock Ih that ho is
KWUnj- nlonff vory nlroly. Tils
troithlo wns udhoslons following nn
lltSnitmlloltlB mnelln l,A
ii ,i it I i I I' , M i i underwent aovoral yonrs nffo.
family i visited Mrs. Mary Downs
Sunday.
Kd n a Honrtorson, of Knterprlse,
has been vIhUIiir her sister Mrs.
IMbort Wlllltt this week.
Miss Wnyno Dorsey, of yallown.
was n wuest or Mrs. Harvey Cnndlo
over the weekend.
James Douns, , who linq been
working nt Imnnhn, visited a few
dayH with his mother Mrs. Mary
.Douns... ,
Mrs. Kdna Hall, of Wallowa,
wns n Riiost of Mrs. O. .1, J'oley
I'rom Saturday until Wednesdny
of tills week.
Marvin Wlpunns left a wook nn
Sunday ror Union whore ho nt
tendeil tho stook show qnd visited
fntends. Ho will fro to Hnker be
fore ho returns homo, for a visit
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RIPE CALIFORNIA FIGS
i la combination with bran put Ontor ami cnt Into what ntuny
consider none too deilrable a dish wticn attempting to nit bran
In Fig Drsn l'lijics the real originators of Ilattle Creek
hralth food, have prepared for rvcry-day use a fruity, pala
table flaked food that has a likable taste. It Is a combination
, that umtrii the age-old laxative quality of the fig with the
mechanical rlrandng of .nihility prrparrd bran. , ,
Illended in junt the rlKht proportions they form a disli
, u . appetites nnd pleasant and sallsfvlng. And
with that satisfaction eomea the keen stimulus that the mind
receive from a diet Uwt breaks no law that Nature Is dcter
tnluru to enforce,
Tkii U lh Sfory of .
FIG BRAN FLAKES
On o tU o.k n.ith Pw. for which w ar
Authuriacd UeUr
Pattison Bros. Grocery
Mm. r.' 1,. Allen and daughter.
Miss Nell, left Thursday for Port
land where they will visit Mrs.
Allen's mother, Mrs. Fred West
and her sisters. They will also vis
It Hurley Allen, n law student, In
Salem, . . , v :
Chorion Tlonner nnd molhei nr
lived here 'Knttirdny from Carlton
and will spend a weok or two vis
iting old friends. They hnvo been
the guests of Mr. nnd il.rs. Itobcrt
Williams.
Team work on Ihc Soulh Fnrlt
Are You Full
o Gas, Too?
Do you have that "gassy" sensation!
Do your vest and belt at times seem U
be pressing hard on your stomach?
Do you belch and gasp does youi
stomach seem to be so full of gas that
you feel like a balloon?
That puffy feeling results from dis
orders of the digestive tract. Gas on
the stomach with it accompanying
discomfort, pain and depression can
be relieved. Thousands of aatislied
customers have found the answer. in
"HyPep-Sen."
This great remedy Is a powerful aid
to nature in cleansing and purifying
the organs of digestion, aids in bring
ing them back to a normal, healthy
functioning. It supplies from Nature's
own storehouse, elements tluit act as
a general body tonic '
"Hy Pep Sen" to nor a habit-forming
drug, but is an excellent tonic, con
taining pure, high grade medicines,
which greatly aids in building up bodily
enercy and pep.
I 'rice tl.no
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.yfe. MORRISON TTlV44 p - A
dQl 1 1 ; : hotel L sg?? i
ffWf,. - B B 5 ! t ComtrHdimml Clark S. nL0' UP &
RECTAL ana Catoa astnsats vanuh qofcaly aas yt Sl?!Sf I fa o-J" O&WT I
, . ,- calialM4tr.atmkkt i 5?sCTtb3 icOn !rad II I
. V .usichi.lvely.raeeiOt 5 !J?SSSS3S TA.iT clirI. " .
&W?S : oTithoil and aaUlaaaw $jWsL !sS8 ii II CftA w (oH Ow.
V S?A. WRiTrtNAssuSANcfcoj li'Rfrj fiSssSS js I 'I Bu.rBrealrr yyterir II H
g2Zaiiiim eJ"U (( wrW, nnuinm, 1,400 rw BU
-JHE WINCHESTER STORE CHALLENGE SALE O
i ( ' Aa Advertised In tha Saturday Evening Post Jun Uth ,-r . ' . ' '"
The Co-operative Action of 6300 Individ- . aamaaiaawMsaawaaw Visit Our Winchester Store Today
ually Owned Winchester Stoma Make. rrrTSge.'' Examine the Merchandise and Con- Q
These Bargain Poxible.. . . , 4. . - -: ' vince Yourself.
' ' 15C ' 1 : .
Winchester 8-inch Pan'1!' i '' Ssw '' ; '-'. : ' Rubber Tired Wheels' ' , 1 I
' 'Operates on AC or DC Currehi -' ' T'X AVf '. i ' - Mahogany Finish ' '' "' T
. V- Regularly $6.50 z&Qtw -'' V Ktalli ' ". '' '" ''' V ' ' Regularly $J.'S0' ' '
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, 'X Scouts and Campers. (1 ' J ' Winchester S-inch Nickel : -. g
l Regularly JI. 50 .' 1 ' I ' f Plated Scissors . g '
' " ' Cut to the Point ', - . t 1 '
raaaasaiiaassusaaaasBassssasssasBSSBsBaaaw 1 1 0 r"m" during th; cil f frl OP
AY 1 A ; Gc' a Fly Swatter . 51.JJ T .
noswatch . Jg : . V : . - I ' jtffe&i 1 ' ' "
Unbreakable ?"iS. aaaa D rW?i) II
Crystal ' ' ' " ' . :'- ' Brown wMfMJ " "
Regularly ' -. Winchester ' Stoneware : 1
'A ' ' 1 Cal. : Hoc and Cold Juj $2.29 V ; s . ReeuIarl $1 75 f
OStJC 7.S0 Coaster Wagon .... ......$6.98 ' aft. O
7 Inch Stainless Butcher Knife 98c . ' SIjC n
tBES I V2 Inch Stainless Midget Carver 59C V R2g isiaiii '
' 734 Inch StainfcMSlicer - 69c
g 111 aasssMBassssssssssassssssaw . ,, 16 Oz. Mechanics Nail Hammer $1.50 aaiaaiisaia n i as asaiMiaslli. "-' .
'..fij. -- .- Other Specials'- .....'.. fe3p' ',LaxYn ' v
50 feet Winchester Rub- ' S1.25 2 Quart Freezer . 98t - Ball Bearing 'q
ber Hose. Regularly J9.00 S1.S0 Nickel Plated Shear . .; $l;39 . Regularly $12.50 tv
2A?h j. eTTssar:.... ' i$ip3j -:
. - . " 60c Cast Steel Shears . 49c ' f - - ' ,
Nl .. 5c Camp Chair V v...... . 69C . '! MT'
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' , ' Uset Me WtacheerStaynIess Winchester 1 '' t
' . 22 Short Cartridge. M fS 2 CeU Focusing
of . . - . . .' mm . flight
Winchester 5-foo. Cast- jfft ' ATTRACTIVELY COLORED H ' V,
ing Rod, SOyard Reel, 14 - " ' a 200 FJL2?ne - ' -
50-yard Silk Line. I jjj All Steel Kitchen Colored Handle sCjA J ReSularly $1.75 i
; eoo $4:9 8 kM ssr -dS iM Ip. . $li40J . ;
assssaaaassssa,. ESaa" Regularly $1.75 Regularly 90t pfl ', kasssssaSX 'bbbbbbsbb'
TTX i $1.49 79c Li ' 4
4 LuVrjer' v y ' y"Sf fe- S
oq - ; '. ' an BaiT'" Sy : - '89c ' :'u
$4.HO ? Rwnlt"t ':.'. Regularly 75c. ,' ' .- .'
Pint Sit Vacuum aUQ i ly $2.00 T " 34C s Winchester Iron. Fam- 4
Bottle' Keeps Liquids U a -V . . ', g 1 ily Siie. The Hot Point ,
Hot or Cold. ' IU aaasaaaaaaasssssssasssa-. 'aBSBSBBBassBBBBBBsSBSBBBSBSBBsasBssaaa' t 'Hakes Ironing Easier, ' j. ' '
lil f NATION WbEV,4,UtlS)
! ! WWCffSTm f (seas
S'-'OHB SALE '"jtm"'
t- - r- ' . . . - - - lfyrt i'i05, ...... h
$3.89 1
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SUength Where You Need It
Winchester Ball Bearing
Boy's Xairls
$2.25 $2.35 JUNE 14lh THURSDAY thro.th 23rd SATURDAY
The W. IC Gilbert Co.