La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1928, Image 8

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ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Mon'dav, July 23, 1028
Manhattan
Two-Piece
Underwear
1.00
to
3.50
New .Summer
Styles and Patterns
The More Kor leu
Phono MaJtt U
Cleaning A I rovdiui Icp4.
VEGETABLES AND
FRUIT IN DEMAND!
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
I VYIh-M
Juir
Causes ail,.'.:"
Hot Weather
Heavy Call for Melons
and Cantaloupes
CHICAGO KRAI
Opm High )m (kne .
IJ2 4IJ1 I2i I IKS,
121 IJii 121,4 121 H 121 r.
ISH I2 121 12 ), !2S)4l2i4
I I.IVKIll'OOI. WHUT
I I.IVKIll'OOI.. July 21 (Al'
j Close: YV'hrat July , J14l: Oct.
I'OltTI.AND. Or.. July IJ Ml') ;. d; l-c. . J.
Wholesale fruit ana vegetable I
marietta H ere unusually artlve to-1 I'OltTLA.NO WHEAT
,lv rMMlliiv hot kaI hr .lotiii. n,l S POIlTI-AS'll i Ir. Julv -3
for aMiaoiial commodities which at Wheat Hi Ilend bluefiteiii. t
thla time- of the year supplant 'hard while. $1.33; noil white. 11.23;
iltt-ata to a lurxe extent on the'weatern white. $1.23; hard wiiite-r,
daily menus. ! 11.14: northern spring. SJ.IH; wtal-
Waleriiielonx, cantaloupes, toma-jern red, $1.14.
Market Upward
In Wall Street;
Closing Strong
Banciialy Sets J
Record in Year j
For Earnings
HAN KHANCIrtCO. July 23 AP)
Profits of Huiicitaly corporation;
from Jan. 20 to July 10. this year,
set a new record and exceeded thf
profit In any previous lull year,"
' iatd m statement published tod;iy
' by I- M. Cjiunatni. executive vi4e
(president of the Institution, i
The cut rent statement of 1km-1
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column muat be
In by 9 A. M.
INKCIEANt f, AM) HOMM
Everything But Life Insurance . f
li. a. i.viTMt:Nr tx.
O. W. WARNOCK
I of, cucumbers, lettuce, berries
and alt class, of fruit were mov
ing freely and price were gener
ally steady to firm.
Hothouse tomatoes were selling
around 2t per pound.
Iocal d ry felt uce went to t ht
trado around $L75 per crate.
Kruils Here In good demand and (
the general i utility of of ferine ex- I
cedent. Apricots were moving,
mostly at 754 c per box. Call-'
fornla peaches at V'c.i H, Oregon
peaches ut 4&i75 depending on
j(uallty, und plum at $1 per box.
! Merries were In fairly liberal
hiipply early and prices were about
I steady with Halurday'fl figures.
Country dressed ineat were
druggy ut the opening today but
Oats No. 2. 3 lb. white feed.
136.
Today's car receipts Wheat 123;
flour S; corn : oats 3; bay 4.
-Cash:
No. 3
prlc .m w ere steady except pork
which was easier at 14' 16c.
, Huppl.es of most classes were light,,
however, and no accumulation re--
potted.
Poultry prices were steady to
most desirable clashes. ,
lightness of receipts.
SIMMONS
IS THK CI ltd' IT t'OI'HT OK THE
KTATB OK OHKOON KOlt THIS
f'OCNTY OK OlCKOON.
Bubo Heath. Plaintiff,
. vs.
ltol'a flout h. 1erendant.
To Holla Heath, the above naiitf-d
defendant:
- IN THK KAMK OK THK HTATK
OK OKKMON: You are hereby re- (
uutred to uoDuar and answer the
cnmplalnt filed against you In tho rnnw on
bove entitled court and cause, on rei.et.iHig
iir bfnrA tho 13lh duv of Aueust
I9Z. min nan oeing me imhi oay . rirtJ.
oi ine six weess perion prpwni -
by the order for the publication of changed from Kalurdny's close.
this summons. f
4 And If you fail to appear and j .
answer said complaint or other- THOt IW.K hKm.l.U
wise plead, for want thereof, the'
above named plaintiff will apply to, IIVANXIH. Mass., July 23 ( Al
the Court for the relief prayed for' Or. Ahtrtln Jv 1-H-b. Irate New
t'HICAf.O CASH
CHICAGO, July 23 .API
Wheat No. 2 red. $1.39;
bard, $1.24, Cr 1.34.
l orn No. 2 mixed. $I.'7
J.0744; No. 2 yellow, $1.0Ht
l.os,
Oats No. 2 w hite, &c; No.
4 white. 4&itf56c.
No rye saler.
Harley 6&0c.
Timothy seed 144.25. t
Clover seed :2.5V25.
(Alii) F THANKS ' j
We wish to thuiik our friends !
and neighttors for their kindneas ;
an. I sympathy rliiring our. lecent ;
bereavement. Also for the beauti
ful flowers. ;
Mrs. I'ora Lane i
Mrs. Zoni f.'iapp and husband j
Cleo 'and Hay Cliipp and siiiteis 1
7-23-ltp
witrrAM MVrTOCK
I'OHTLANO, Ore.. July 33 (Al)
Cattle and calves steady. He
eel pU: Cattle 326a. calves 295.
Kteers, 1 100-1 130 lbs.. good.
$II.2afl2; do 55". 1100 lbs., good.
$M.oil2: do 00 and up. me
dliima, $10.2a4f 1 1.26: do common.
$H.&04f IU.25. Heifers, 850 lbs.
NKW VOJiK, July 23 I A I) The cilaly's condition rhoui-d total a a- !
stock market turned upward today u ot -'J 'J3.'jr,ft caxh in batiks
aft?r an early period of lriej?ufar- 'nd call lons at the close of bus
Hy. I.l'iuldatlon of several high- jness July 1 amount to $3.45.7S1
priced specialties, which sold down a"1 ''"Is and accounts receivable
1 to 3 points at the opening, quick- ff 12.33.C95. Securities and in vast
ly dried up. and the maxket re-'"1"' conser.atively amounted to
sumed its advance under the lead- j $264.!72. 457. - Investments in bus
ership of the luercaiitlle. copper,'"" propnies wtn $7,777,363.
and Miuthwestern railroad Issues. 1 mortgages of $770,031. In-
Call moiiev renewed at 6 per I vestments in subsidiaries weio , !)enniHon's decorative crepes add
cent as againsl 5 per cent lait Kil-i$l304. , y i effectiveness to your store win-
Hanks called about $5.000,-1 The statement saidnorm.il earn- dows. We have th'-m in everj
000 In loans during the morning, ing of the corporation had been shade and design. Newlin Hook
Although fears of higher call $35.23.1.252, adding that ir the same .Stoic. 7-13-tf
money rates still persist in some a level of earnnsiK was. iuiiinta?ncd j -
quarters, many trailers held out , t hmtiffliout the year, itanc Italy ,
1 hope that the recent .decline In would earn over $13 a share, or!
market activity and the slump In 'more than 11 per cent on the pr
new wona offerings win ease me ent value of the stock. These earn -credit
situation sufficiently sotbat ljngs were said to be exclusive of
the present rales will not be ina- any profits from the transaction
Involving the Hank of America,
llowery. Hast Hiver National l;ink.
i
, , iihiiiHTO i down. good. $lolo.&o: do eom-
Hrice. werenot quotably higher, inIllim iSorlO. Cows.
$H.7&f .35; do common to
medium. $7jS.75; do low- cutlers.
fufi7. Hulls (yearlings excluded
good beef, $7.25J ; do cutter to
medium. $.6fc 7.33. Calves, 600
lbs. down, medium to choice, $8.50
410.60; do cull to common, $6.60
i ,&o. Waters (milk fed), good
to choice, $134i 14: do medium. $1 1
terially changed
The closing was strong. Oealines
were more vigorous in the final
hour. Montgomery Ward touching
another new- high with a gain of
nearly 8 points and Texas and Ha
ciffc also reaching a new- peak with
a rise of nearly 7. Case Thresh
ing, which had developed weakness,
advanced nearly 15 points from its
low of the day. Total sales ap
proximated I.25O.0OO shares.
1 All Cn. TIWo
New Low Price
For Year Today
in her complaint, to-wit: a decree York father who pursued Maxwell f tt j; do cull to common, x7.&of I ' '
forever dissolving the bonds of mat-. Hodenhelm. novelist to 1'rovinee- j . ... CHICAGO, July 33 (Al) Prices
rfniony now existing between plain- town tu Kearch of his 14-year-old ( . Hogs lutcher classes &04i75c today for every kind of grain
tiff and defendant and forever dl- ! daughter, Gladys, an aspirant to j higher. Heceipts 1230, ' j smashed the season's low price rec-
yorrlng plaintiff from defendant, f literary honors, was believed peace- Heavy weight. 250-3&0 lbs., tue-'ord. lircad grains suffered the
.This summons Is published by fully on his way home today tindfum to choic $ 104 1 1.75; me- j worst collupse, wheat fn some cases
order of the Honorable J. W. with him were the Hohemlun au-l,jium weight, 200-250 lbs., medium showing nearly G cents a buHhel
Know-les, Circuit Judge of the Htnto thor und his erstwhile Greenwich 'to choice $10.7S 12; light weight, ' loss ftince Saturday's finish, lltra
of Oregon, for 1'nion County, made village protege. j 160-200 lbs., medium to choice, $12 optimistic reports concerning the
and entered In the above entitled. ., . - 115.60; light lights, J30-l$o !b.. Canadian wheat crop outlook had
court on the 30th day of June-, L 'medium to choice, $11412.25; much to do with forcing values
1928, prescribing that this summons' Uw;B peppers nre one or the nackinff mwK rouKh and smooth. ; downward.
bt served ny pumicatton mereor, ( - lr, slaughter pigs, o-i30 ins., f Opening to 2c off. Chicago
that the same be published once a "(.l"rll r ll,,lca " mUcn medium to choice. $ 10.50. 1 1.75; . wheat later underwent a further
1 feeder and stocker pigs. i-i3oius., drop, t orn and oats went down
PICTI HKS OF V(H U
lA t l) OXKS
Take your pic-ture to Hichurd-
son, "The Art Man" for enlarging
und hand tinting. Heautltul en
largements can be made from eith
er th" picture itself or from a
tioc:. I i v t.njl uhf.n h.'inil tllltdl
and Commercial Kxchange Hank of ney are lia(ura aH Ijfe. JiaVe
your enlarging, tinting and fram
ing done at Ktchurdson's Art and
Gift Shop. 7-23-tit
TT TT A NATION-WIDE - g
i ' B INSTITUTION- M
J.GPenneyCq
r
"quality always at a saving
108 Depot St.. La Grande. Oregon
New Silk Frocks
New York.
I.A (ilt.VNDK U IIOI.KSAI.U
MAItKl'IS
fiprlnca IS a lc lb.
Heavy hens 14Wltc Ik.
LlKht hens 10c lb. s
Btacs e lb.
Flour.
Hard 1'ederation (hard wheal)
-7 6 hhl
Soft wheat $7.40 bid.
Wall!. Wuternian. T'arK fountain
jl'ens and Kverslmrp l'enetla al
iNewlin Iluok Store. Guaranteed in
every respect. 7-13-tf
llcnistiti'liini:, ineatlni;, bulton-liole-s
etc Aurtou's Kindle SImjii.
I.A .II,IK nti'Alli SIAItKATSi
1 IMiry.
Itutler, creamery 50c; 2 lbs. ulc.
KtrcH 3 r,e doz.
Cheeae ka&4nc a pound
Honey, comb lEe !b.
Vej;elnble-i
H-adguurters for -periodicals and
magazines. 'IVke aloni; some on
your vacation, New!ln Book Store.
in seven consecutive isaiiea of the
Orande Kvcning observer, a '
newspaper published dally in thej
City of 'Ijx Orande. I'nion County, t
Orejtron, and of general circulation '
la said county. ' j
llula of flisl publication. July
XtniVK TO C'HKKITOIIS
lliedllllil to choice. 3.SU ! IU.&". ,wlth wheat, corn Ktartlnic ,c to
I (Holt or oily hoes and loastlne lc off, and afterward continuinir
pics excluded In abovi. Uotallona). to sag. l'rovlsions were Irreaular.
Notice Is hereby given that the' Hheep and lambs Itccelpts u. Wheal closed nervous. 4 it lo
ounty fourt of Union fount y. w,'u','- .. . net, lower: corn 2c off to 'i.c
iOretton, has appointed Wilbur Ar-I '' "" "" " ' ': 1". "'I I""-
thur Kurhrick and Harrison Alford --- .."-. I """ uriK irou :a- ueciine to
rise or 2 tj tc.
In.
I2. i v.i,ri,.i, , ,.i,. ,.r ih. i win down, medliini. .7S'i iw.ia:
- Oale of last publication. August ani Tc,ta,llenl of l.lselte M. .ur- all welKbts. cull to common. $.r,n(
3. 'JI- ' Ib.lck. deceased. All t.erson. hav. : yeaning we.i.era.
' JHCOH K. IIHAI1Y. lnK cIhU Bilinrt rlIlul0 are down, medium to choice
' Attorney for rialnlirr. I i.i.- ,,nri...i i,. , n,. .,., ewes. 120 lbs. down, r
Hesldlng al lj (Iriinde. Ore. ...i.i ......,..... ,..,,. : choice,. $4 (l 5: do. 1 2-1 Ml lbs., me
111) lbs.
$7i S.5;
medium to '
July 2-S-I6-23-30 Aug. 0-13.
'Oregon, ur lo Koburl H.
"akin their '"U"l to choice. Jtl (.ill; do. ull
I attorney at U (iraniK ,.,... weights, cull lo common. $2 1 3.
lilU'l K l -TIIAI.N WIIKCK: Jwllhln alx months from the first
; 1VI It KIM.KO, i;i;HT 1II IIT publication of this nollcc, which
' KAIIMINOTON, S. H.. July 23 is mado on Ibo Jitll duy of June.
fAI') A broken drawbur whli-h l28.
avmt Jive ears of a lweniy-car clr- 1 w, ,.,,. Aiiriil it ziTititnii K-
cun i ni in mom n h mi k ioo.nv whr u . ..... .. ........ ...............
held responsible for the loss of four "'"D"" '-" '-y .prlngs and leghorns, 24c.
Jives und Injuries to eight employes
ot Hcrnardi's show, a travelling
carnival.
Executors
CHICAI.O I.IVKSTOCK
t'MK'AGO, July 23 AP lT. .S.
DeMui-tment of Agriculture Hogx:
32,000; slow, 10 to 20c higher on
hogs up to 2MI lbs. tind packing
sows. Heavier butchers steady to
IIOc higher. Top $11.30 put. I for
POHTLANH PHOIH'CK choice 225 lbs.; butchers. inMhim
POHTLANO, Ore.. July 23 AP) (to choice. 25o-ro lbs., $Io.irv
- tooi(ry uteady. Alive, hens over ll.l; 3Mt-250 ls., $ 1 0.25 if 1 1 .30;
4 lbs.. 24c; 4 to 4V"8.. 20c; 3 lCo-200 b., $I01i 1 1.25.
to 4 lbs., JKc; 3 lbs. und under, 15c; I Cattle: M.ooo; calves 3.ooo, Mar
ket-slow on weighty steers, fairly
' Water was up lo the ears of the
man who crossed Niagara Kalis In
K rubber bull the other day when
lie was rem-(led, And, above the
ears, what 7
June 25 July 2-9-18-23
St'.MMOXS V
i.v Tin-; ci iter it cot; ht ok tub V
HTATK OK OUKUUN KOlt UN
ION COUNTY.
J. K. Huter. Plaintiff , x,nr,,.nA
A Safe Plate tu lluj '
A hnru Plscti tu Njitu
Tin; ( ham opi;mmj
nam;
Of the I'.roiiomy slore Is up
preciuted by the thousands of
patrons who Itought their
needs here. Iteud the Ileum
listed below- and you will find
they are unt-otu parable.
Men's Wurk Hhoes, In re
Inn stork with plain toe. Mute
to stand any rough wear.
lMimoiiiy prlti 142. lit)
Men's Press Hhoes and Ox
fords In all up-to-date styles
In black and tun culf. Made
by the best makers in Amer
ica. laf-nnniiiy prht- .....S.t.ttt
Economy Store
IVlHwc MoM I'lM-pIo Traite
Mleltnel N. AIHrt, 1'nip.
2(1(1 ll( K.t St.
! 4K
10 Years Ago
Today
Ml lis H(dib N ieiid
lag n fe tlajf Kiting In I n
Ifiti.
Out of Town
Cn -to men out of Hit city
are n tvircfully mtvwI as
IIhsk ivIhi coll. Ktcry order
Is l(ctel nltli en re, t(rMiMtl
ami ins licit on I ho iicU mll.
Phone or rltf four drug
Nton nceiN to u. We guar
nutit Mitl.Hfm'tltm,
L. & L. Drug Co.
Wlllard I. f lermuii, H living.
If not living, then his unknown
heirs; Mary A. Olsosway, If liv
ing. If not living, then her un
known heirs; John Hallgarth,
an unmarried pomon: Jticob
Hullgarth, uu unmarried per
I son: Krank Hultgarth and Htet
j In Hallgarih, his wife: fail
j Hullgarth and Goldle Hall
'garth, his wll; Jne Hollgurtli
land I ill i Hallgarth, his wire;
Jmius Hallgurth and Ada,
Hullgarth, his wife: Ham Hull
i garth ml lena Hallgurth. his
, wife; Nellie Wilson und K. O.
j Wilson. hfr husband; Jes.ile
( Ktevenson and J. W. Hleveu
son. her huRband; and ull oth
I er persons or parties unknown
M'tiiliniug any l ight, tit lo, e
1 late, lien or IntereMt In the reul
entitle dexciilied In the com
, plaint heri'in. Herend.tnts.
To Wlllard I.. Gerumn. ir living,
if not living then to her unknown
heirs; Mary A. PUokuuv, If living,
if not living then to IiIh unknown
, heirs: John Hullgiirtu, Jenle Hte
I vetiHon and J. W. Stevenxon, ;do
fen lanls ubove mimed. '
In the name of the Htute of Ore
gon you urn hereby requited lo tip-
pear and answer tho complaint
j Died agulnrtt you in the above en
titled Court anil enun on or be
fore sU weeks from the dale of the
fir.nt publication of this summons.!
Von iMll take nolice that If you
fail to appear or anner. for want
thereof plitlutiff will upply to the
Court for ttie relief prayed Tor In
the coiiiplaliit herein, to-wit: Kor
the decree of the Court quieting
pliiintirfu title to the following de
scribed latnlN in I nion County.
tregon, to-wit:
l.ols t. i, 30 and 21 In
Itlock Three 3. Houth Kl
gin. a l no beglnitlng at the
NorthcuNt eoruiT of Itlock
Three, running tenre Hoqi h
"na f4.,.( theue Kant 60 feet.
I thence North '.'mi feet.
theme Went o ,,.,.t o tin:
j place of beginning.
You will further take notice that
this Filinimmn In puhilNhcd om e a
,week for itix eonrteclillve weeks In
the La Onutde Kventng observer, u
I dally newspaper publishd w ithin
! Cnloii County, On-iron, by order of
the Honfxahle J. W. Knowles.
Judge of the i(hme elllltlcl court,
which order In datetl the !Mh day
of June, '.r:s, and the first publi
cation of Ihix Htiiinmin bt lng tuiide
on (he llth day or June, IH2s.
KOItKUT S. KAKIN.
Attorney j,,, Maltltllf
KesitHug at l.a Grande, (hegon
June M-IS-26 July J-H-pi.JJ. 1
j Potatoes steady, (quotations on active und fully steady on light
hinds of I do. lb. Kick: Best varieties yearlings and good to choice me-
Kcmng i.oo it i.i . mum weignis. ite.si mixed ycur-
Mllk steudy. Ilau- milk (4 per lings $16.70. Slaughter classes.
cent), $2.30 cwt. delivered Port- steers, good and choice, i:tou-ifH0
hind, less 1 per cent. Hutterfiit. lbs., $1416.35: I100-1300 lbs..
station. 44c:. tiack. 45c; delivered $ U ' 1 G.ii'i; U5H-H00 lbs.. M.i: u
471f4Xc. 10.75. Milk fed vealers, good and
f Hutter. steady. Port bind dairy choice. $l3roir: medium. $).! lit;
exehunge ne4. wholes.ib prices (docker and feeder steers, good and
tcuhes: extras 45c; Htandurds choice, all weights. iM.lb'n 13.50.
43',t,c: prime firnts 43c; firsts 42c. Sheep: 13. 000; fat lambs slow.
Creamery prices: Prints 3c over 25 to 60c lower. Hheep firm. Keed
ciibe standards. i Ing lambs indications un'hanged.
Kggs steady. Portland dairy ex- Active del mind for choice yearling
change (net basis): Kresh standard ewes. liinbH, good and choice, 'jz
extras 2Uc; frsh slundur dflrsts lb. ilown. $H.25i 15.7a; medium,
2Hc; freih medium extras 27c; $ 1 2.S5o 1 4.25; ewes, medium to
frenli inedlttm firsts 21c. Prhres to choice. 150 lbs. down, $4.25 'o 7.2.".
i-etiillei-s I 'i yc over exchange Keeder lambs, good and choice,
prices. 1 $13. 26V 13.75.
Wool steudy. Kasteril Oregon'
wools f. o. b. country points): NKW VOHK Fill "IT
Choice light shrinking. rtm j NKW YOltK, July 23 AP)
37c; liMivler shrinking, fine. 32 1i Kvaporated upples steady. Choice
34c: crossbred wools. 3G"ii 4i'c Val- l!f4f20c; fancy, 2li2l1ic
Icy: Medium 60c lb: coarse 4 5c lb. Prunes steudy. Catlfoinlu (ff
yc; Oregon, 7t Hv.
HI'TTKHFAT Apricots steady. Standard 1 1 Ms
HAN KHANCIHCO. July 23 ( A P) 4M 2 choice 1 4 V 1 7 j c; ex-
Iliitlcrrut f. o. b. Han Kranclsco, tin choice lHij2lc.
61c. j Peaches steady. Standard 1 1 'n
. j i 'v: choice 12 V J 2 Vie t-; extra choice
Al Smith w ill make twelve cam- 1 2 V 1 3c.1
ial(jn Hpeeches. Judging from his
recent "wet" lechiratlons they will It Is a hard mutter to break a
be six of one and half a dozen of habit, once It Is formed breathing
UfcAtTIFI I WALLOWA
NCKXKHY
Heatitiful views of the Wallowa
(Country ami Kistern Oregon Scen
ery will Ih found ut Hichardson's
.Art and Gift Shop. "The Home of
Potatoes 14 lbs. 25c: 4'jc sack. Kustern Oregon Scenic Views."
New potatoes 2 c lb. 7-23-Ct
Green pe;is 2 Ibs. ror 25c. , I
String beans I Oc1 lb. I Our clixulutin,? library uffonls
Klgin hothouse tomatoes 3'ic lb. you good reading at low price.
Walla Walla hothouse tomatoes Newlin Hook Stoic. 7-13-tf
15c lb.
uspureut apples tato of
cevised.
Parsley 5c bunch.
New Texas cabbage 4c b.
Cauliflower 15c- lb.
Wax onions 5c lb
Lett lire 10c head
Summer wiiia-sh He lb.
Kndlvo 15c; 2 for 25c
Yellow onions 5c II).
Kadfshcs 5c brnrn
Kresh corn 10c " doz.
Ifothoile cucumbers I be each.
Hunch carrots 3 for 15c.
Hunch beefs ,r,c
Turnips rc bunch.
Wax beans 2 lbs, 3'c.
Celery 20c hunch.
Hothouse, lettuce 35c lb.
Green onions- fe buoc.it.
Green peppers 30c. lb.
ltutacagHj fi io
I 'm (s
New- Yellow T
4 lbs. for 25c.
Melons 4 Vfec lb.
Pcuchc3yc bimUet..'
Cunning apricots 7c lb.
Ico cream melons 6c lb,
lloneydew ni'lons 5c lb.
Ha nan us 12(c lb.
Persimmons 2 for 25c
Lemons 50c dost.
Oranges-50u'7tic do
Cherries 10c: box.
ltiiHplterries 10c box. $2.
Hluckcnps 2 boxes 25c;
crate.
Loganberries I oc box; $:
crate.
Plums 50c basket.
Grapes 25c lb.
Simar
Cane sugar 7.i.
ITotir
Soft Wheat $8.40 hhl.
Hard federation $8.4n hbl.
Poultry
Spring fries 32'Ml5c lb.
Hens 26 41-300 Ih.
.McntM nml Fllt
Beef boll 12ljfic.
Chops and steaks .V'c lb.
Salmon (strictly frebh) 35c
Halibut 30c lb.
Cod 25c lb.
FIXAL XOTJCi;
Notice is hereby given that the
tadminiKtrntrix of the estate of An
fdrv Anderson, deceased, has filed
(her final ticcouat herein, and the
(County Court hits fixed Wednesday
(the 32nd day of August, Hi2S, t
'the hour of 10:00 p'clock: P. M. of
Hiiid dute, as the time for the hear
ing of objections to such final uc
count and tho settlement thereof.!
j JIL'LOA ANiihaUHON, j
j Administratrix. ;
July 23-30 Aug. 6-13-20. J
To Refresh
Your
aVaJ-drobo
Fistel colors
and printed pat
terns that will
fit smartly into
every summer
wardrobe
$6.90
The short
ileevcs are com
fortable a n d
coot the styles
fresh and new.
Buy several at
this price.
Women
Misses
snrl Juniors
n
Costume Slips
Tailored Styles
Selection of Fabrics
Sheer summer frock, make
a ennd looking slip a neces
sity. Here are many of rayon
jer.ey. washable satin and
other fabrics iu pastel and
dark shades.
$1.98
i
V crate
50 1
NOTICK TO Cltr.HITOHS
Notice Is hereby given that the'
( 'ounty Com t of I'nion County,
I 'dragon has appointed Wilbur Ar
thur JCurbr iel; and Harrison Alford
Zurbrick mlministrutoi-s of the es-
Kranklin Zurbrick, de
All person having claims
'against said estate. 111 e hereby no
jtified to present the same to tho
said iidministnitorH ut La Grande,
i Oregon, or to Robert S. Knkin,
1 1 heir attorney at La Grande, Ore-.
Igon, within six mouths from tho
j first publication of this notice, j
Iw hich is made on the 25th duy of
June, l'J2$.
'WILHL'It AltTIH'lt Zl RBftlCK.
HAKHLSON ALKOltl) XCHHHH. K
Chiffon Service:
Hosiery for Women .
Two cood-looking all-silk'
bpsc in modish colors.
$1.49
"Jaciel" Powder
Vai lous Shades .
Delicately fragrant and
adhesive
lit)? and 69c
A Mirror Shows
.WhatJMaciei" Doe
For Your
afiv
Skin fl
Smooth, -ta V" vTf
clear and -
naturally (
lovely Is"' V.
Jacicl creams ""piJ
cleanse re-
fresh the ggg'$'.
49c
True
Economy
Is Often
Wise
Spending
Economy doesn't
always mean SAV
ING money. More
often than not it con
cerns itself with
SPENDING. There
are certain things you
must have for the com
fort of yourself and
family. Buying these
things for as little as
possible,' without sac
rificing Quality, is
economy. Only the
miser saves by hoard
ing, the clever man or
woman saves through
spending wisely.
Our store is espe
cially adapted to the
needs of the customer
who wishes to spend
wisely. Our low prices
are made by skillfull
buying, never by
skimping on Quality;
you will never find
"seconds" or imper
fect goods on our
shelves. Best of alt,
our policy of selling
for cash means a small
saving for you on
every purchase, and
helps you end the
month free from debt.
June 25 July
-AdmlniHtraloiai
-!-ir-3s i
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
lb.
the other.
for Instance,
Gasoline,
Gasoline., reirulnr, retails.
Leaf dettucc is much richer in
vitamin A than head lettuce. This
Is true In the case of all green ver
sus bleached vegetables.
POSTMASTER GENERAL IN SENATE COMMITTEE QUIZ
T7-Z itt: - jm- l.l
j , fixes' f ryPrx
I j J
r'.
XKA WahhiKton Httreau
I'oHtniitMter euera Harry S. New shown here. left, us he appeared before the Uronkhurt com ml t
lee tu W iifliinutnn ti tell what the post qfflce depitrtnieht hud done In tnve.ttlu;ttin;: the alleKed sale of
poet ufffies lit Geurt:lit. Senator S. W. Hroukh.trt Is hi the center of this picture, und Senator Cyruj
Locher U ul the right.
Scarecrow Protection!
Good for the farmer to protect the corn field, lint not sufficient
to protect the city folks in the field of investments. You must lie
on the job personally, to protect yourself.
This batik has rendered protective service io its customeis
many times in the past, and we are. still on the job.
United States National Bank
' La Grande, Oregon