La Grande evening observer., August 11, 1928, Image 4

Saturday. August, 11,1023
Page Four
LA OUANDE EVENING OBSERVER
(Incorporated)
An Independent Nt'WHpmMT
FRANK II. AD'I.DIY
Kdltor and l'ubHhir
IIAltVKV K. MATTIIKU'H .
1 hi sin ess Maiumer
I 'til iH -hl evening h. except Huniliiy. lit 1 4 I ti Adams Avt nuo.
I .a Crande, Oregon. Th Oi.se rver-Stnr fn every I'rtday.
Kntered nl ihe I'liHtufflce ;u J.n t Iru nde, Oi f gotl, hn Second
('hiss Mm! Mitiii-r under net f March 2, 17!'.
OKI-U'lAl, PAl'KK
CITY
OK IMON fOlTXTY AM) TMK
ON 1,A i!HA NO I?
MKMUKU ASSUOIATKO I'lttfSS
The Associated 1'ress It exclusively entitled In us fnr puhlicfl
(Inn M nil tteWs ilKp "" hes oiedlle.l Id 1( m- nut (it liens i st (ltd Med
If published herein. All iiuhifi of repiihljc.iibxi (if specl.il tils
patches. In tin- paper, (iml tllso ttl lor.il m WH herein also lire
reserved.
si iisritii'TioN tiatkh
lly Hirler
IVitly, per month (n Jidvance
0;iily, six nmiiilis in advance
Ii.iily, single -iv
11 Mil II
Dally, per month In iidvune. ,
l:iH, HTxl lllullttlH III IlllVillllO
I tally, ht year In advance
Weekly Obseiver-Siar, per vear
,
7
riinlilnt? iktim-n.
A hundred f-xfrn men were ruh
e. fioin I'ortervllle to the Keweith
river, fli h w here J h.itno arret of
hriiHh had burned und llic Hettuoln
national fori-) was On eatenf-d.
Nirly 4m mm aiv b..:tt;n tin
flume.
Two fcnndred niMTw or pin- tim
ber w iti' wiped out in lire on
( how ehllla creek mid Miami moun
tain rlose th S(M Hi -'oi k In Ma-
j tliTa county thiil had c(imm1 mor
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
hi nt
Sl'.l. ..
llii-
llllllt
Mm . ..
f'HK'AKO ;rt.l.
Often Hied l.nvv
T iw mat, nisi;
II.IVI&IM'I. Iliv,
n.'i iiw, 11;
1 iim . ft 1 IUH tin n!i
1ne
nil)!.; s 1118 ;
1 1 1 igs 1 1 1
1
I in !.M !(;
!ln l.. tin. ivc.rxl .if h- nn.l . --HiKmiCiy's North
;VfW,'i)"lft.y . hi4 tu K-l H uh'h'i- i.-n'ril lu-jr Ipls: I'iiiil.- urn
. . 7r,
n.r.n 1,1!
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1.0
1J.IHI
!)lililav. furt'lKH
lliiiliiy. liM'al. .fi
T Im rinlr:ict prh
ai-vi-:i:timin hati-.s
jm1 r coluihll llU'h
!'MIIIII IlK'll
' fin lipphrtltltin.
42c
0n
OjJ.ilifO
11V lions I'OIWSIM.S - 0 I.i.r.l, I Him ml tin
f:ill llHi'. I will pnil-vi- ihy n:iini; for (hull li:il
In) thllii:"; lh i-Miiiiirls .if i.l.l ;iri' I':illlnlin-iu4
l-.i. V. 1.
Il'i.l. I will
U..11.I1.1.
mil tinih.--
Ihf .
Mi-- Miili- l.ark 11 kiHH kfl 1
ilnitil hv 11 I'mil uhile llulilln' Ih'j
parlor lump nllii. I'ruhllillloii I
I- Milt 11 itn-orv. 1111' imi A ttiiidlilnn. J
i iiti: m:aii M'oram;
j HI'OKANK, Aiiit. II ( A I ') A
I br ush inn! ilmlu-r Mrt- fiinln-ast of
iliif tity. liui-nlne on a fivc-inllf
front to. lay nx ndVanciriK' toivaul
tin- hu'l'llnpfw or Spokane I 'niverMt y
jiihI 'tin- miiN of liiwhnian anl
TRADING ACTIVE;
PRICES ARE FIRM
! Gi'avenstein Apiiles Be
ginning to Arrive
Quoted $!.".() a Box
'lu sh-r.
itvr 1111
ami li.nl
Iniijt.
tt hail nlf'-no'v lnri-I
1 o-a nf iim' 4."'' " U " S
ili'.tl roy.'d Mi'Vi ral ha run.
1 IMHIN.-H illllt Ollll'V ttllil'l-
ioin 1, ami i:snH K
Auk' 1 1 ( AD
I'orOatlil re
mit) hofc-H, none:
llllff 4 T'J I-III." I
thiouKlt; i-uiN, in. Totaln lor vetU
(approximately ) : rattle, 2.1 4i":
' nht'ep. li I tl; ho, ..!' I rtlieep,
.l.liSJ. lillS, lit.'..
i ittii i 1 'ompnrVtl wit h ti ei-k
au": At! mature.! flakes fully
Ht-ii.Jy to ptrcriK. spots ri'iif.oc
, higher on sleets an-l she Hloek:
eahi-s and hhIitb f.Hel($l holier. I'OltTI.ANO. lire.. Aur. II Al'
l-":iily K.m.l sie.'y mostly Jn.f.n'ri 'rallnK wuu aelive 011 loe
' 1L'. A few loa.ls of outstanding w hoi. -.sale produee markets In. lay
ipinlity Monday. I J.l'S '-f' 1 -. ; less -md pi ires were jjeneraHy tirm. I.o
dfslrahte sla 1114 ht er .stt',r. UJ,U'u cu dry pack lettuee was about
hi: thin (i.-slied kinds .lown to stea.ly wild yeierday's liKiires at
ijli.r.n; Mlrietly pond heifers absent;
top on lead bus $!.rni; mixed rows
1 and heifers nunieroiiM at f S . 7 fi to
lIlTVi VIPMI IV $!'.f: bu.r k-rad-s dou n to I, rind
I.ORIDA'S STORM
ELLKNSttt'tlfi
1 iri: dama(;i:
IS $25 0,0 0 0
(Onhf Iniii'il frnm Tnite 1)
ItMlIK lihli S III HiMTiil Ml lllHIS
S l.llr.ls.
l I'.i.k is
fruiitlnupd from Pai;e H
Hi ;i rpsnll i'if h-:ivy Mini lh;it V 11
In this m-i-linn liift nluln.
It:iin i-i.nliiiu1!! fu f:ill nvr-r tlic-
M'rthill Iml. IV.
Aiiriiiin;tli-iy Mi'Vi'n inihi-s nf $ I II. 7 ." 'u I :t. .fiit ;
i.iin fi'll ilui'int: llif 1 hiinr.i .'nil-! nl'ti-r Munil.iy:
in :it 7 n'l-loi-k lliis mm nint.' :i nil : ih-ru ciKlit.s $1
ti -slill u:is fliinini; tml.iy. ; twuvlt-n ilnw n
iinili'i': liiilln niimlly $7.:
nilil ln-:nl f; lit. si lll.-lit
i I 4.0111 lMl I'M. 1 I illlVt II.
mi. I I hiiis ilou n lo $.
H iiss . 1 1 'inn i:i n-l will! a M
iin HlllrhiT i-Iii.hsi-s inoslly
hmniT: i-liIit piiis .i(ii ."iti
Hulk ligM liiltrtiiTH lor v
M-iilfl-s
lii-IH i. s
nnlliliiK nvi'i- IIIl.LTi
mi'rut-iKhl.s nliil nn
.7.S ilniiii; i-xlri'ini'
n Sin. .Mi; hlaiiKhti-r
fnn-Ml fir
jnnil llnlti
u :is mil ti
' IlKhtiT.- a
I li nil.) i . -.1
fir.. IIiip.
!lhi- li.uli
mills nil:
in. iilr lo
fin. I
I'llV .-
I'lfly i-li;i iii.
thnl tin.
i-i IIU '
in:nni:uT iioovkk acckits
Iloovor'.s acct'iihinci' spci'th, ilclivoivd at his homo in Ciili-,r..;i.iim.-
foinia this iifU'i'iioitii, is n masterly discussion of points that
are now iiml will continue to Ih vital in the presidential cam-j
paijiii. With characteristic humility, with intellineiit fact
presentation he accepts the responsibility of party leadership
mid fioes at once to the heart of national problems, lie
speaks logically, fairly, and with impressive sincerity. His
message should have the careful study and analysis of all
those who would decide the pit-sent electtion on its merits.
Discussion of the faim iiuestion by Hoover i.s especially
pertinent. Although he does not po into the detail anti
cipated for his fill m .speech at W'w t llranch, Iowa, his birth
place, later in the month, he talks sound auricultunil sense, him )
i-ound business sense, and his program will win approval
amonjr thinking farmers tliroughout the nation. I
He prefaces discussion of the farm situation with this;
paragraph :
"In my mind most agricultural discussions go
w long because of two false premises. The first is that
agiiculture is one industry. It is a dozen distinct in
dustries incapable of the same organization. The
siH-ond false promise i.s that ri'liatijliiitjon vijl be,
complete when it has reached a point comparable
with pre-war. Agriculture was not upon a satisfac
tory basis before the war. The abandoned farms of
the northeast bear their own testimony. Oenei-ally
thoic was but little profit in midwest agriculture for
many years except that derived from the slow in
crease in farm land values. Kven of more impor
tance is the great advance in standards of living of
all occupations since the war. Some branches of
agiiculliiie have greatly recovered, but taken as a
whole it is not keeping pace with the onward march
in other industries."
A three-fold plan of relief is given as his solution and his
pledge. It is simple, workable, business-like, lie says, first,
that an ndeipiale tariff is the foundation of farm relief
protecting the American producer against cheap foreign
lands and cheap foivign labor. Second, he argues for lower
transportation rates for farm products, the construction and
itnpiovenient of inland waterways being the immediate
means for milking this saving to the farmer. Third, he de
.siivs farmer-owned and farmer-cont lulled stabilization cor
porations, built up by federal finance, which will protect the
farmer fmm the depressions and demoralization of seasonal
gluts and periodical surpluses.
Speaking ot the objection to this pint'ram bemuse it may!
re(uire seveial hundred millions of dollars of capital ad
vanced by llic federal government without obligation upon
the individual farmer, Mr. Hoover savs: "With that objec
tion I have little patience. A nation which is spending ninotvi
billions a year can well al'foid an expenditure of a few hun
dred millions for ii workable program that will give to nne
third of its population their fair shale of the nation's pros
perity." With these thiee uitW he presents a definite, st I .iighl-for-Wiinl
farm iclief pi, mi. He ,-it tacks the pinliibuion issue in
the same dnect. coinule manner, lie is opxed to modifi
cation. "Mollification of Hie enforcement laws which would
permit that which the Constitution f.nbids is nullification.
This the Amoiic.ni people will not countenance. Change in
the Constitution can ami must lv In ought aUmt only by the
straiglilf'irwanl methods piovided ill the Constitution itsei:'."
it f l the same inspiring sincerity Ho
for tolerance, pledges n'ls.ilute honesty :n .
lor consolidation (.f coin lu ting end oiei
luneails m the interest oi economy, urges the development of
natural resouivos, piosnisos the continuation of helpful, )vaco
lul foivign policies. "Our puipose is to build in this nation a
human society, not an economic .system. We wish to increase
the efficiency and pi odm tivity of our country but its final
purpose is happier homes. We shall succeed thinugh the
faith, the jovally, the sell -sacrifice, the devotion lo etein;o
ideals which live today in every Ameiican."
th.ll thn ali n I '.illliii ni
Tin- IliK H.isitl ri'.lwu
)n .lite .Ihiikit iri'nii flanns ln-nni.l
l'iM':i.i-ti anil ,-lia llu-n Mil,' nn
llii- tlti' llin- In ii i'fnl I in i h,-r
Aili-r InirtiliiK tun ilais
tin ficais I'linmli. llii Hi, has
siti-ail in tlin-i' illi i-cl Inns. Only a
slni:h- hill i nliy tn.lay s. p. oat. ,1 tji.'
I.I.'iZi- Iriiin llm I to sin pniU.
i-nv.ini' sf.a I 1'. M,o ti .t
l.i-lM.,'n W't-st liiaui'hi
i .'i k near I'hli ii v, lili li j
niiirnl Min n a.i.litinnal . ):
.-1 this 111111111111; Tw o ' 1
n an- wi.irliiiiir mi Ih
'parks Mi-ri. laltini,' 111
liiilli. .Mi'ii.lnvv s. s. v.-i
I'l.AM'. rni:xv iti:scri n
MIAMI l la , Aiic 11 (Al'l
Knlii-rt lluilaml. pllnt. an-1 a pas-si-niii
r naniiil llazi l- of fhn Nas
sau fiyini: boat 'Copsy Kish, hail
lii t'n Iniinil noitlt of Anilros Is'.aml
l.y a Miami tvlli plani- anil a lioal
from Nassau. TI10 Topsy I'ish was
11 pmn-il lost In Hali:iniatl Mat.-rs
ilurluk' W.-itni'silay's Irnplral luirti-
pacUlnif sows
Iti'rliiKs lip lo
......it,- titi..
? I
! piirs most ly $ I I 'n 1
I $s.:'in '11 1 1': smool h 1
'tn.:it: fi.i-.inr puis
II h. scafti-rinif small lots $11
'a !'.'.
! Shi-.-p Maikrt iiuotalily stfaily
with a ivti'li airn but ili-inanil rx-
m-nii'ly w-nk at lhi closi-. Salur-j
.lay's iiini to-l olfi-rliiijs hohlinif liver .
tor Mmnlay. lininl To lli.ar clioiot
Kasti-rn Oii-i,'iiii lamlis Moinlayl
rrai'hi'.l $!:; h.'st vnMi-y of I in-lllL's
1.1 S. Kla
ami
1 y
i-iln
Ki'ii In. 111. .s fi.im hi-lier
ir 's..nile
n wi r,. iiiililinu lli
al..i,l 1. 11- I..-.S of
s ami Mi r
Vosrlliiti.
'III..
inn t)
.thills I
l.niti.'
A lie. II I Al'l -
If.s on III- hilKO hy.tto-
i-l-cl fin ilam of the l-'lornln I'owi-r
lorporatinn nnar hi-rn ui-r om-iii.i
tn. l ay lo r.-linv. lh- strain nf swnl-li-n
wat,-rs t'roin thf Wit hlacnoi'lii-f
rin-r ami a. swlrllni- loiri'nt was
sw -pitiK .limit lln- valli-y to I hn
tin!! nf Mnxlnn. L'n unit's away nl
thi rain of two milium gallons a
lililllili.. A pproiiiiati'!y L'nu !ami
llns 1 1 1 1 ur 111 Ilm palll nl Dm flood
wain IS iiiti. warllnil lo Itlovn lo
hlKlii-r Kiolinil ami no loss of life
was ,.n.'ti'il, offinlals of llln inr
piiiailiill salil.
Inss ilnslraliln kllnlsj
1; Imnvins an.l thills
Ml an.l hi low ; n fi'W ,
$ s '.. !i : nw n.s ilnw n. i
III a 11.2.'.:
jio rii o in.7
1 ilnw n to n
i yn.irlins al
I (Iffinia
i fort ami
1 nha mr.-.l
1 lions.
I iiinruiAi'
I SAN I'HAM'ISI'O. Alllf. 11 (API
1 Itm t ni'f 11 1 f. n li. San l-'ranntsro.
was rnporlml.
Hiillnr anil rug prims vi
slmnly ami tiin-hn nifml at ynst
ilav's finnrns. Itncnipis yislnn
111. nations al thn North 1 : Hultnr. 1 T . !i -' s poun.is; .-ires
nls wi n-stnaily ami lin-j si'-' i as. s. siorai,-,- hol.lins;s w.-ro
'lav at prnvliilis iiuota-hliillnr. r.sll.nr.s pmitnls: ni:i:s. M,
i:i.14 en
This Is Easier Than Fighting
',1
j roiniAMi 1'itoiii ci:
! INll'.TI.AMl. Dm. Am,-. II (Al'l
Wlinlnsain prn-i's: llnllnr, i-icifs.
iniiik. pnliltry. polatnns. nnions.
iwinil. nuts. hay. nasnai-n hark, all
.nil.
Closing Irrerular
i In Stock Mavket
NKW YOnK. Anjr. 1 t A PI -Slock
pih-e.s drifted lower atthe
opeiiintr of today's market, flnys
ler. whieh soared nearly t poinis
yesterthiy to a new hiub record al
IIIMI
I'AwniAv viii:at yiij.o
tiTTAWA. A tic. 11 (Al'l Thf
yield of fall wheat was estimated
at 2 1 .4 4 .'i.imiii bushels tis :irains!
J.JLMi.PiMi bushels last year, in a
report issued tn.lay by On- bureau
of statistii-s.
Educators To Aid
In Slayer Search
! f . ''iy..'K.vai;.Mj.i' mt Mil i n MOMxixm aatnaraj !
! I ll - c: " 1 1
-fill xH I Nn s-.,, ,y.,
M fcJ-s t j ' ; :--'.'' '' s - F,,ww,uwvl 9 l 'I'linolhi s I $4
! L y i V ill ' :r :
I c if I i
I jV; - . , ; VKl
Mi. , . . . I j
It A? s -T Tsl 1 1
'frl Hi-
ft M. '. Si V , 1 &
1
J:..:m1m.. drama .'.n. and h- re thiv are in their fn: lehe.iril.
'I'll- vi, , , ,n l., , :,-, -The I'ttbl. ' and thf UMpes will be
1 i.i ,l : "iwi , w.ei, 101 i.tkini; pail in it. j
4, opened with a block of
hares at tile "split price' of
. - .(0 4, 1 1 a !in extreme ilrop of
( Hl( .0 s j points. I'.adio fetl back 1
'llh'AOO. A tic It (AIM Wheat Ui-neral Motors ami iVrn do I
No. . bard. I ' v 'j I : No. J yielded I rart tonally. I'arkard.
t ln'i n spi line. $ I j ion Carbide and (Jim-tte- op
n No. 2 mixed. !-Tc: No. 2 j fractionally liiKhor,
Ib'iivy selliiiK
j Ward and Chrynl.
and
) ma i ket
! closinn-
Montgomery
nnsetlled the
the latt di-aini;s. The
irreirular.
i
(AD A
if tace
Ol blood
.'iriiWGO. AilC. H
lavender ha ml kerchief
fnnced silk and stains ns
(on a man's chithinir were clues
p.dntinir a ohnien today to the
slaymtr of Mis Jennie Meta t'on
I stance, school t cacti erv Tllesdny
nlKht.
Scientists of Northwestern I'ni
verslty, h-'i" lis. Consiauce was
a summer srudetu. have joined
Kwinston pulice in the starch for
eideiic.-. Or. K. Whitmorc.
lean of lite iep;iMment of rlninis-
iry at Nm t h w et i n. and Or. tl. r
' aid Wtmll ot Pennsylvania State
j collect- who i leciuritiir at thp
' scho.d sotiL-ti i vest ertia y to I urn
: their litidtt ! ili;' of chemistry to
j advantage in the search for the 42-
v-:i r-obl b'H'I'or't s!;iy r.
M V YOltlv I'ltriT
) NKW YORK. Aiitf. II (AIM
I I ried fruit and hops steady.
Wheat Makes Gain
In Chicago Market
OHK'AOO. A hit. 11 (AD On.-n-
I intr unchnnr,'fd to 1c lower, wheat
j today sained a little more and (hen
irose to above yesterday's finish.
tViin started Ir otf to up anil
later showed trains for new ciop
'months, but a pronounced drop fur
j Sepieinber. Oats were firm. I'm
visions likewise tended upwai.l.
Wheat closed tirm. 'n " c net
hijfht-r, nun 4c bwn to c up.
oats unch:tni:ed to ut and p?..-
vislons iinchantre.l to 2"c up.
GIRLS' CAMP TO
OPEN TOMORROW
(Continued from r:i?re 1
ins of ivit n.!
Thar niuht at
e will be
mid as a feature p
ship will 1m retnl.
an eveiilnt fire tb
sliantiey" sonys.
l-'ridfiy is Kanqu.-t day and
nine "i 'oiincil lire d:iy lonni -i
taintd will be present,., -lt ().,, tM1
I'nmp will be brnken on Satiiflaj
Tlnirv.htv nirht will lie 'set aet
Spooding Up the Mississippi
p
over makes
Miveinment, argues
lapping poverring
' 1 L'i",,'-H'!-3
lloovii's speech lings tine. Kvciy ejVMieiice of a re-j
niaikablo career, overs ivsouixv of a great mind, evely ideal'
"f n Christian gentleman is combined in a stiong. clean!
pledge of sos vice to the American people. The nation is to be
Congratulated on (lie Candidacy for its highest office of such I
a until as lli'i'liert Hoover. I
s
s
'. ..its - x
Try-
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
Questions and Answers
i). U ( lilttpra tic iffci iii'
in tw-ttU1 coihIm nn .
A. 'es M.n p"pl df
if :! re by I h i t hi r .ipi .o tic
is e t n miii e efi ec; i v in
b iiir tise:ft-s ih in in chronic
. Mii.iili e- The reason is that
m.iev pecpJe !i t 'hir. tpract I.'
.U;iv no a list result atlil enU
;n i h : r.:c c . -v M n P a ml
h.o
ili:
sllllll
,t rf
rdi.-
i rn -
i up- ;t c- rc in ii tisnn it h
i:e tlis,,vdrrs aid tn ni.,nv
is th f h fi.pt l or Is
:et( til Ihe better hemes . S
r.mnix o-t.i.
IJ. Iltnv nmnv 'himpr.ic
t ors niT1 prnct b in in i lw
nltt-rt st,ni-s'.
A. About 1...0...I !ht.
i f'ver increA-ini; ilrrn itoI
for ni.uf t'hhopr.itVor: v)
tl. tilled in this new science.
l. )ien v t hiiipra lie
lliat)iM1'l
A In 'he V'Tir K-i .v rh
l.i t. Or. IV I'. 1pi r .
M mam sinN- liav
ltK j I1 1 nfiiilisj t Iimi :irac
llt .'
A. Ki.rtv st v Int-f oys.
f ! IV s .-.-..ue.;.;., ,'h.ro.
prac'ic a ni tit. :l-f b.! Iittn-i
r.W.
nmr In nn! M tll yon inorr.
Dr. J. E. Woodoll
tn Mtmmrr W.U. Phon t7-V
11,-iirs A. V. to t P. V.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 30 Years
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
especla
Meaner
ri'iiit-'li
The
ii:4re
$1.2f.'i l..r.n.
l'ouialo-s were still rather scarce
and briiRht nnoin.l ll.'JS per crate'
tor No. 1 stuck, while No. 2 offer
ing went ft round Tac.
Itenns and peas were higher al 1
tloinli Miip)ies appeared tn t-e
tfi nerous. lteans went to the lra.b
at tioTc per pound while peas
brought a cent nmre. '
I lesirable local re.l Cravensteiu
apples weir hctcinniUK to ariic to
day and Hold freely a round $ I .a a
per box, Other varieties of local
apples, runted from 7.rc to $ I .fin. !
'a II f'o nla (Ira veils; eins topped the!
market at $2.2'..
I'otalo receipts were heavy olid!
trading fairly act ive at steady !
prices ratitrintf from JI.2' to Sl.TT.
per sack, dept tldinu on ariety ami
Brade.
Kxcept for a weaker tone in let,'-'
horn hens, poultry and dressed
meat prices were unchanged. Ku-:
et-iptM of veal and pork were fair
ly liberal hut demand was mid
and no accumulation to speak of,
ts visitors' niKbt. Mks
,Ues nil Kbls lo britiK
l.UMK for themselves.
lai'H piufrraiii follows:
Ueveille.
Moi nint? 'bp.
Sel'JIItr Up exercise.
!HK raising.
lirenUi'ast.
Clean up l- nts and camp.
.Mm Hint,- assembly
'las
1 1 :::n - - li'i ee period.
I 2 :0D Olntn r.
1 ran -- Utist hour.
.'iee period.
3: im Sw tininiiiK1.
4:ihi -IlikitiK or spprial rutivl-
: 4 l-'lat? hw el illk-
Supper.
T ::: - Kvenlm.' program.
mmi ( loo.hhuhi sornr.
!i : I .r. Tn ps.
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
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Fuel, Taints
Feetf Fireplace Material
Cement Poultry Supplies
Lime Roofing Material
Plaster Spray Material
Fertilizers Hrick
Salt Slorase
Seeds
Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co.
Phone MAIN 17
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Lost Your
Job?
Have you any other income beyond
your immediate job or business? How
long- could you support your family if
vou lost vour weekly or monthly pay
check? If you keep your job now, you are
reasonably sa"e but how about the
time ten fifteen twenty years from
now when your earning power is re
duced or entirely lost?
You may be saying now for that par
ticular emergency trying to build up
an estate but are you saving enough?
Are you saying in the way that will' ac
cumulate money both ' rapidly and
safely?
In the La Grande Building & Loan
every dollar you save remains your
dollar and it earns interest equal to
nearly a half of the money you actually
pay in during a contract's life. No
membership fees, no fines, no penalties.
Let us give you complete details.
"THINK OF THF. SAFF.TY!"
LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
La Grande, Ore.
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