La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1928, Image 4

Saturday, July 28, 1928.
Paee Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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' Alt I iidi imimI mit Svwntmpor -
FRANK B. APPLEBY-.
HARVKY P.' MATTIIKWH
. Published evenings, except JSunduy, m t 1410 Adams Avriiiiv,
La Orunde, Oregon, The Olmerver-Htar published every Krliiuy.
Kntered nt the Pojrtiifflcij at )4i Grande, Oregon, as Second
PlnHH Mull Matter jinrter net tit March i, 1H7H. "
UyFlClAL-VAlWH OV VSIOH COUNT X AND Tllti . ,
CI'I'V OF LA OHAND10
. MICMUKIi AHSOCIATKO PRKSH
Thp Associated View U exclusively entitled to pit for pijlilci).,
tlon of u II news dispntche credited to It or not other,'!" credited
If published herein, AM rights of republication: f .special .i$t
patches In till paper, uitd ulsu Iho local iiowk herein also are
reserved, v i .
,-. MJUKCKIPTION RATKH . , .
By Currier
Pally, iter month In advance , : 7fc
IiaJly, six moot hi In advance , , 4.fi0
puy, single cojiy 6u
iij SI nil
pully, per month In advance .. Gnu
pully. per six months In iidmtjoa . , $si.f,o
bully, per yeur In advance IG.oo
Weekly Observer-Star, per year .! 2.oo
'; ' Uj" ' "f"- ADVKKTIBIKd KATKH
Display, foreign, per column Inch 42c
plsplay, tonal, per column inch , .., , 40c
Time contract prices on application.
HYPOCIIISY RKWAltDKO Wherefore the Lord Hiild. For
asmuch hk thin people draw near me with their inooih nnil
with their lip do honour me, hut have removed their hearts fat
from me,- - - --- -
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A women s saving' and loan company, established in a
'large city, pian - and fimineed by women, with women of-
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iiciuih oniy, rini en running
'has resources of more than $700,000. -Where are those who1
, j i 11 i i ,i
fused to think a woman hardly competent to handle the butter
.and eggmoncy? In the graveyard, of course, with headstones lon- visited wiih her, mstcr, m.
t larger than those of the three or four wives who made it vlT" MM nd
siDie jor tnem to accumuiale
stones.
.
Peonle are ask nir whether
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? worth while. That is one of
; lie answered. It failed of its original purpose.. But if the gen-
eral purpose of such adventure he. the sum of human know-
, ledge, then the Italia has added
; ui lie plain before the reader. Others may profit by its
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8orry example. But if Amundsen lie lost Amundsen who
.suffered through Nobilo before, yet weni, at once to the res-"'
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'cue from an unhesitating sense of duty to humanity there
'will lu n ovidd rlpjil if fnnlino- fhut f.itn lil n..) ..!,. ..
, ,
excnilllge.
FBANKH5 VAjVE AND DR. NOGPCHI
Franki '.,VaJe,-'iuidiid,.,. piujr Jwder, wSiuri
i Brooklyn the other day with a
I spent. lavishly to give this preciuus plug-ugly an imposing'
manAjitt iluiuiil v llio urinai jllioit niiraiiila i,t Villi, niul hi !
a
, .v,uu.. v..u . u. .vuu
;. Jipncjipipp were.hjirlily lucrative., .
A day or so after this great
f contrasting little item in the
i York revealing that Dr. Ilideyo Noguchi, the Japanese sci- j
i- i it A r r r-
Cliuni. wnu lust, 1119 lliv ill .Atlll.ll a itw wl-ukh ll;u iikiuiiik I
yellow fever, had left an estate of just $12,000
i money his widow must live for the rest of her life.
Set those two stories side-bv
j Yale's $50,000 funeral nnd 'the
' flOf) fmfllto llltrl KOO wllilt Riiet
i make alxuit our civilization.
i i Yale was a "bad man" a thoroughly harmful citizen, who
I Btnyed out of jail only because of the inefficiency of our sys
J tern of detecting and punishing crime.. Dr. Noguchi was one
5 of this century's greatest benefactors. He gave his life in an
i effort to free a continent from a deadly scourge. Few men
i' in modern times have served the world much better. Yet
? the bad man, who preyed on society, died rich ; and the sci
; enlist died poor, in comparison. ; '
One of the so-called "intellectual" writers the other day,
i discussing Bernard Shaw's proposal to equalize incomes, de
t clared with great heat that it is a silly idea. In the long run,
; he said, society pays every man exactly what that man is
V worth to society. To support his argument he pointed out
'( that Shaw himself gets a very large income, for the simple
reason that Shaw is a very taleted writer ahd as such is worth
' much to society. J
j The twin incidents of Kinnkie Yale's funeral ami Dr.
' Noguchi's estate show the falsity of that .writer's claim. So
. ciety does not always pay every man exactly what he is worth.
. Far from it. If it did Frankie Yale would have died in debt
and Dr. Noguchi would have lieen many times a millionaire.
t That, of course, is not to say that Sluiw's equality-ot'-in-l
come idea is the solution. Indeed, it will take many years of
thought and discussion to find out just what the solution is.
j! But the whole thing is a symptom: a symptom of something
'. radically wrong with our present makeup.
Your $ Is Worth 3
At Our Month End Hargain Sale
You'd He Surprised What
15c, 25c, 50c and 9Sc
Will Hut)
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Kdjtor and Pubtlnher ' 'j
...... Business Manager
six ana a nail years and now
money enough to afford head-
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the Italia's exofifiition Wm
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the auestiorm which can never
its share. , Its faults and fail-,
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$50,000 funeral. Monev was 1
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fr v w. ,
funeral there was an oddly-
papers a ditpatoh from New ;
side the storv of Frnnkie
story of Dr. Noguchi's $12,-1
rif pnillMli.lif villi neo mmmrl in !
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EMARTIN
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nt) Uiilkcr Im uolii I' Ijiki. m iniifli
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IIIIIK lll'llllpllt IIIIIK-VI'I IIIIIKIVU,,,, ,() llo, ,,,.. ,.( off(r.
hi' iniiiii wIm-ii lin nils llM-r. Wliol in m.h.v m l.l.i, ,lu 11 ir.
cvrr (Iri'llllll III' Hum would (uno.
wluil Hi' I'nrmi.r Mil' III An-llf
i.i... ......ill haw ...ijM.n.n I.. O...II-
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PONDOSA
PERSONALS
' Itf iM I M )U f rint
Ms.rliin
UlMliiK of Mr. mill Mr. 1'. S.i
Powem. Mn.. Anna Ituhl nnil ;
,iUKhter hoi-ib una Mm. m. k
ituymomi. attended . the pioneer
iiilinle ut l.a Orande rihurnday of
lu W1,,.i,.
s- w- W""'. of lM "''.
fnl., who U visit InK her purenm.
SP. ,i .t,. j. it. onon. f i'n -
mm JJOla ""'' w nn"
IvIsliinK In.r lirolhers, Frank nnd Aml(l!y j.,1(.,,9 wt.,.e Ui.,aliKel
Harvey. J.urS(;il, returned 10 hel4jf.011 y.txrilav.
j Homo at l.oxan, i tun. numiny. , sU.my prli i-s,. with lilfht hens a
Miu ''"" Hohertson, or ti, Mul)y lrlTO1Ii w(, Mim a
11 V" ' u' . T. ' !. ' .
vitaieu UIMll 1 ueeuujr
with her
dtnwhtcr Mrs. m. j. Murray.
ZyTlo ,tZ
months, returned to i nion .Mun-
,
i-:mmett, Idaho,
'"' '"'" 11 vnration hip. ,
. .. ... .I i,.r Mm Metal lolals for week (apprnxilnale-
J".rw"J,. - ( I): , ,,.. S4T: ..alVe. 34..; hop,,
Tl"- women's nnii Kave n .innee ;:,r,'!',: "'""'I'; ,2M"- , ...
'and Ire eri-am Hiieialile Saturday1 ' nine (t'ompare.l with a week
iBi,,. A kuihii, sum was cleared "") M" classes quoted aiiout
ami ii lame crowd attended. I"' 1 altliouith some of Montlay'M
j How( ,.,,, , salesman
from iM onmde. was hern on
I business t day the first of the
ud r, IVank . Wl,, n
!a,l Mrs. OioiKe South ntt.-nded
inmiPriiiwn an m: ui t. hioif r$.n-
- urtiay,
"nr m.eiinK Thurs,i,,y i.. wriKi.fs
"".'!""''':. .... -
tl H I 1 n f llll ill'lll 11 I'M"-
The Women's club Held n reffil-
.Mr. . 1 1 SO II, "HlSinC. UINIIIMMVI IUI
I the I. oval (iriler of Moose, was here
'Klomlay tihd 'I'nesday on business
ror ti mni r.
ri(.,.",s nmi children attended tim
Jubilee at timnde. Three n.uo.
"'"''lies and tl truck were used to
ttike the six officers 1111.1 20 clillil-
Oil tllisi"'" lown- Mr". w- W- ir"' la
, prt-slilent of the local primary.
(Mrs. Jack Holler, was taken suit- (
,'i,.a. in t.....i,.v .-venm and was'.
taken to l.a tirail.le. I lie little
fellow Is iillile well now.
Mis. Kll Iteauilette returned
Thursday evening. uft.'V spending
Wiree days III l.a Crainle. i
Mrs. Itlta Strong returned Thurs-1
day from Idaho where she has been i
visiting relatives.
j u t', mi itni.it ciiAiii.
POItTI.ANll. Ore.. July 2S (AP)
. A fiirliml cliame or inanslanuhl el
was filed iiKalnst K. 'I"ana, .lap-
anese. Ill connection wlln the fnliil r.iltland yards I.I. lay were sleaoj
".hootlnir on March 14 of II. Yok-aud iincliullKed at yesterday's flB
ota, aunt her .lajanils.'. lie s. .
CIRCUS COMING
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rw. i'.'6ferttji?":,
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Tin hrUiy Iti. lr'ii, with flvi Hmr. lt comtne to I (rnmlc
in Tlnieviji, Ani:. tl. Two MrfoniintMV will w Rtvcii during lite
MficriUH.il ami evening.
YELLOW CORN IS
SCARCE ON MART
Berries Not Overly Plen
tifulFruits Are in
7; $mv Supply ;,
. PORTLANIi. Or July 28 (AT)
J, en ion continued to hold the
renter of Interest on locul whole
Hule market this morning, with
dealer anklug from flu 'to $12 for,
what stocks were available. Sr-
erul booses were completely out.
Some dealers think the high priceH
previiilliiK here now are cuiiKed ty
u leiuporury Hhoituffe u lilclf will
hi HuliHJlcd with (lie arrival of
frtviti Kupplh'fi.
Yellow corn wuh wurm on the
market thin mnrnlnv, nominally
O,ootei nt $ I. Till per nark of about
mIx dozen. White corn wuh In fair
HtipjHy and, Hold inoHtly arountl ft
fH I. aft per Hack.
Nw polatoea 'outlnued In MKht
Hupply, iIIkkIhk operatlpnn havlns
apparent ly nrf Kolten under way
i Kiirriclentiy. o vuppiy the market
per Ruck. y
. . ,
, ,,;'ir v noln,;;l '
of . inoHl offeriHK not espfcially
(food. I.oKanherrieR and raspber
rlea ho hi around ll.fto pty ri'at
while blackberries went mo.stty at
'jac.
TomatocR were Homewhat eaMer,
market around $i'.fi. while Yuk-.
Ali. ' ' peai H
,iM,J apples were In nlHUpply
"l"",t "'""'v . yeBieniuy
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Pi lies were not iiir,tiil.ly iluinir-
led on lunier and vkk imt i'oiii
"iuik.-is were urm wiiii mov.-iiiit
, heavy.
i ,i ,,.,i
little belter and what amall accuui-,
,7 It
couiiuued in ovwsuppiy umi wo
"'k"it i.
P(1tTL.M IJVFSTOC'K
F'ORTLANO. re., July 28 (AP
ivet-fipm nuKJ. in. iiuiufiinjf
'"-I'lili-up sales showed declines of
-6c and In spots Sue- as compared
with i lnst week Hulk l-.lrut.le
.for one load: Ihlnner fleshed Kinds
n Mm . lo t , cow; J
i nn.ini
neiers f 9.7ft; Htncuy rooi ueu
er aosent. no ioniH artove me
- io noni ii., iiu i.,i..in ii...... r
rU.'..ll IV UUII, IIIWHy ,1.1 I.W".
mid liead koo-I hulls up to $s; best
liirtit vea.lem $l4:.buik $I34i- 13.6a;
calves $10.60 down.
1 1. iks Today's nKM-lptH holding
for Monday. Market (i-umpareii
with a week aKo): t neven: butcher
'classes mostly steady to 4"e liiBher,
some spots as much as 60c lower.
Hulk liKlit butchers for week $1 1.75
12.60; extreme top at close $12:
quoted Jll.r.n down with extreme
dim., and i.,wer n,de sheito.'kwpiilhir cun he muie n our Alu!i
'!.'!."!!.. ,..''." r.,..ila iiittaKe H :ial 2 miart freezer.
.i., ., i...ik ......kimr:'"
bulk packinK
sn,VHi Js.fiii'.i !l.6o; nothing overl
JS.76 at the close; 'feeder pigs ill
K, ,,.m,i week, steady lit
t, , j n.r.a.
sheep--(r.innpai'..l
. (l,0) . Jtmi,s n, ,
s ouolalilv.Melvlllo's.
S,., v veaillngs 611c higher: choice
Ml. AdaiiiH lambs Monday $12.6;
iii.ilii.t.p oliiilcii nt'l'i.red since! val-
ley otlerlnKS $11,611 down; heavi
and I bins down III $x.60; strictly
choice liKht yearllnus now quoted
up t.. $:i and ewes $6 down.
Official niioiations at the North
TO LA GRANDE
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
- . .( VtUVAGO CIIAIX
Oiioi ; Mltrti low Close
122fcl2S li w i-j2ei2iyt
......vii tny, , tt
.Inly
S.-J.I
,Mn,KWV,
j.ivKtti'udi
Wheat clown July Sdl 3a; Ocl
l Ml AI.II IAM
f'HICAOl), July 28 (AIM Wheat
-No. I hurd! I.XIKtrl.ll: No. 1
mljwlf fl .23.
(orn-No 3 nilxd, $1.1 1 : No.
It yellov. l.lti I.I2H
Oiils No. X -wliltp (neiv), idiic
No. $ -hllt (new), 42lgl !$:
Hye not quuteft.
Hurley 64 Hie. .
Tllliolhy need $4fi 4 !5.
Clover Beetle $22tl 36.
I'OIMI.AMl WHKAT
POItTI.ANll. Ore.. July 28 (AIM
: Wlleut HIk Henil bluedleiu,
hunl wlilie, $1.38: Hoft while. $I.2C;
ueHlein whllK $1,211: hunl winter.
l.l6i; noil In-ill miring, $1.1 :
veern reil, $l,10..
Out No. 2, 3U II). while en!,
$85.
. Todny'H enr rerelpis -Wheul 113;
linrley, li; I'lour ti: eorn 3.
IIAXK f'M'.Ar.lMIS
NKW yoUK. July 2 (Al'l The
weekly Htulemenl of the New York t
elearlllK llootie aHuoriutlon hIiowh:
Total nuruhiH and undivided pro-
fll. $211. 610,11011 inrreuKe; net de.
maud deponila (averuKe), $28.!i38..
lliio, d rreaae. 'I'inie dpotiiU (uv-
eillK.'). $6211.111111 Ini'reu.se.
I'leuriiiK week ended July 28,
$6,666,724,664.
riearliiKH week ended July 2i.
to 137 s-8 632.
j ciw,riiiiihiuay. $i.uis,r,i3.s2i
FIND IT
HERE
Oopjr for this column roust be
. la by a. m.
INSI liANCE A AD BONDS
t. S. I.WKbTAIKXT CO.
O. W. WAR NOCK
1-ll-tf
SAVK YOIU -AKI):X
P'roin aiitn, cut-worms. sIiikh, grass
hopper, etc., by u.siiiK anlrol and
snurol.
ur sale by ('lark's Klor-7-28-lt
' ronnl.n- rtec-orxxtlve rpl adil
j'
I ni, rtH,B. N,wll- ltook
I l r i.i I ... r
Melville's.
24-61
PKTIjHKS OK VOl'K
i.ovi;i Oir.s
Take your pictures lo Hicharil
son, "The Art Man" for enlarging
and hand timing. Meautiful .eie
largements can lie made from eith
er the. picture ilself or from n
negative, und when hand tinted
tliey are natural us life. Have
your enlarging, tinting and frum-
done at "bhaidson's Art and
7-23-0t
ron t'ooi.iNtj 'imiNKS
lleverage sets in colored glass
in. .......k'tind cryetal, from fine and up. At
7-24-6t
Wahl, Waterman, Park Fountain
Pens and Kversharp Pencils ut
esipwiin HOOK rtiore. uiiwiiiiiw .,.
every respect.
Heinsittrblnc ineatlug. biitloii
h oU, U Norton's Kiddie Hliop.
Oc your KartKiKs can at Mel
ville's. All slr.es, from $1.AR and
up. . 7-24-fd
Headquarters for periodicals nnd
matsazlnes. Take along some on
your vacation. Newlln Hook Store.
IIMAlTIFUi WAhl-OWA
SCKNKItY
Reuutlful views of the Wallowa
Country and Kastern Orenon Seen
ery will found ut Richardson's
Ait and tllft Hhop, "The Home of
Kastern Oregon Scenic Views."
7-23-Gt
Our circulating library affords
you good reading at low price,
Now hit Hook Store. 7-13-tf
NOTICK OK ytM ACiHH
Notice Ik hy 1 his giv?n thai the
undersigned administratrix of the
estate of John li. Tallent, deceased,
has filed her final account of said
estate, and the County Court of
I'nlon County. Oregon, has set
Monday, August It. lt-S. at 10 A.
M. at the county court room In l.a
Grande, I'nlon county. Oregon, as
the time und phire to hear ohjM
lions to nnd for the settlement of
said account.
M A H Y V. CHAMBKUR.
Administratrix.
Cove, Oregon.
July ;S Aug. 4-ll-lS-!a
xorin-: or.riNAi axyvxt
Notice Is pereliy given, that the
Undersigned, ns administrator with
the will nnnexed of the estate of
(Jeorge H. Sutherland., deceased,
has fded his rinal account In the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon for I'nlon County, and that
Tuesday, Septemher 4th. 1928, at
10 o'clock A. M.. at the court house
in the city of Iji Grande. Union
county, Oregon, has heen fixed as
the time and place for the hearing
upon Mid account.
If. K. IMXON.
Administrator with ths will an
nexl of the Folate of George
H. Sutherland, deceased.
July ?S Aug. 4-1I-1J-2.
Wheat Unchanged
C.'HirAOO. July 28 (AP)-Open-
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" - ""' -'T
i' ,., ', u. kimh i,ut
' UDller'wlfDt a ,e0,m, W,K. Vtu.
vurionH held about ateudy.
f Turn closed firm. T to Jc net
higher, vheut uur)uined to c up,
F uuih V4e to c off, and prpvlaionH
cloHlntf from 7c decline to n rlwe
ot Up.
I'OHTI.AXII l'IU)l1('K
POHTI.AND, Ore.. July 28 (AD
jlulter Weuily. rorlluml ' ilulry
exehunff" net wholemile, ' iiricen!
(riiles): Exlrii8 ibVji". KtumlurdH
W: prime rli-plK 4.1c; flrHl 42r.
t'reumery prices: rrlnlH .1c! over
rlllie Htunrlurila.
' Kkkh Mleady. Portland dulry ex-
elianyo (net Ijuula):- I'Venh' atunU-,1
anl. exirua.28c; frenh-tituiiiiura
first 27e: fresh medium extran j
26s; frenh inedium flium 24e. PrieeH'
t'o retulierw 1 4i 3r. over- exchange
pries. . "
iillk steudy. nuu hiilk (4 per
I eenl , $2.3n rwt. delivered Port-1
i mud, lews l per rem. niiiieriui.
atation. 44c; track. 4Iic; delivered
at Portland, 7$Oc.
I Wool steady. . Kastern Oiron ,
-qoIh fr. o. b- country point) :j
Choice light Bhrlnkiaff,-fin, S5'ij
Hfc id; heuvler Hhrinking', fine. 32'
f 34c; croKNbred wooIn, :i8f 40c. j
Qi ific lb. '
Poultry Light liena 1c hlg-her.
Alive, hens over 4 i llm., J4c; 4
lo 4U ba., 0c; 3 to 4 H'.. ISc:
.1 IIih. und under, I tic; aprlngH and
ippnorns, sc.
ItatoeK steady. Quotations on
hawiH of in0lb. sack: Hent new va
rieties selling l.fi0f 1.7ft: fes
chutes Benin. IT. S. No. 1, l; com
bination Krades, 60 fq 75c-
niTTi:nf.'AT
SAN KKANl-ISt'O, July 28 (AP)
- Butlerfat f. o. b. Hon Francisco,
61c,
xi:w yokk Fin IT
NEW VOItK. July 28 (AP)
Dried fruits and hops Hteady.
't arc goina to Hiako a special
iiiiliK-i'inciii to ilw faniMiN all ucxt
wtfk. wire ami f1WC OStH. AM
cicajbody by tJib tiitH' already
knows tJutl uiicii I Nay prices It U
a dead give-away. Cmtc anil icai'
up tlit) balaiui -of tJio paint .and
sonirv nwrc ptiuiy-a-nHI upallpapcr
iuhI irthcr lmrgtiiiiM 1mi jiiuikvyiils
lo mention.
"Let 'cr itdl, lei 'or ivlierti
she hhh ludKMiy knows, lroiir
yoiir tickets for tlin next Kwind.''
- Cmik In. runners. It nuty Ims yvnir.
last clianct- for kevrraJ ji-aj-s to huy
yime nuitciial of the iM-ojde's fool.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell For Cash
"Tht Poor Man'? lYIend"
Near Foundry Phone Main 348
No Kundaf Biulnea
IT IMPT A BOMS
wmmnr a tkufhonb
How in the world can
young person expect to
oecome "popular"
unless there is a Tele
phone in the home?
We don't sa it can't be
done. It might. But it's
doubtful.
am no CAM un MB
MARWODinaMTI
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La Grande's
for Over
N. K West
illllffTT1IMIIIHM$t'te""""t
I C PAltSOXS uf l firnndo
i rnfwiilJilli In Ills xMiniiiinliy f H"' Jl'lwailllaii IJfe
lnsumrn roniiwny of V..rk. wliU-li Is Hi ta-t Hfo In- Z
... .,. .u.ii,. 7
Huramti roniiwny In tlw wonii. mm "" -
iMilder. mhmw luxurniKw lu foiiv ml ''uxIimhk rach
year iIiiib any other ihhiiiimiij. '
MIllopn of ieoM urn well plenw'il whli (heir JMroiolltBn
praln-lfiHi. Vou will bo, loo..
Phono JMW
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker Slate Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Attention Milk Consumers
Beginning August 1st.
the following prices for milk and cream deliv
ered at your door will apply:
MILK -
Quarts : 12c
pint 1 8c
More than one pint 7c
CREAM Whipping
Pints : 35c
' i Pints : 25c
CREAM Commercial
Pints :...25c
y Pints ...15c
H. H. Anderson, Geo. H. Clark, C. Hilderbrandt,
Bert Grout, Emil Gaertner, N. II. Neilson, I I. L.
Parker,, James Smith, L. W. Ummsmith, Don
3Iatot,
Membei's of
LA GRANDE DAIRY ASSOCIATION
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page -
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La Grande, Ore.
Leading Store ,
30 Years
& Co., Inc.
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