La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'Friday, January 11, U&.
TCMACUTIS
TO BE INCREASED
Night Shift to Be Em
ployed After April 1 ;
Expect to Use 300 Men
cam ft. Kton ufler April 1 an In
t'TMlNC to ubOllt 2& Is e-XpCCtcd and
wllliln u year the payroll wilt prob
ably carry tho, names of ami men.
Tho population of J'undom is now
about 4H. Mr: Stoddard estimated,
and thlH should ho materially In
creased Hfitr tho second nhlft Ih
lul on.
Till) "l"'"t tlli( u-lili-li In IICW
and economical of operation, will
ho producing an much lumbei
ullhlii a few month aH (ho While
PI iiv did hen prior to its shut
down. ;;Tho name (lrando Hondo Lum-
H - will eoitlimte, wteplaMy lne
tho southern mill iiw rapidly ex
huusling tlu-lr limber.
Word Juki ri.'cetvwl from Karl
Stoddard, In charge, of eastern
business, for (ho Kattrn Oregon
Ion(b'9a Ha leu company, Indicates
a much better feeling among uust-
ern lumbermen. Ttui ale com
pany dUpnsn of tho cut of u group
of Kustcrn Oregon pine mills. -
Union High Has
Five Students
Hy W. V. i'uumv
(observer CorreMjuiudeut)
.for i'lU-tfMtf, where theyi, will re
fiuaiu uvuniuht Mid o ut i Ku
jgene Thursday morning. Wlillu in
(the university city the girl will he
a w-- , t-jiirriiiiiit'u it i nororii.Y iiuiiwb iiuu
At hlllTPflP hVIPAlfitM far uh possible they uill he
U&'dl'C Ihuwwl with Cnln county girl-. A
stop .n the way down will be made i
f at Cui-vallis to visit ('nion students
who are. attending the O. H. O, Toe
doU jrutloh , of reprcse ularlvfM will
IIAlvHIt, On.. . Inn. 1 1 (Hpi'i-lnl)
I'tium lu iiliui! lllv : hlK-JUHibiT
mill lit I'BinliiMlltnn A llollflll 1 f t
i.uil iiirfl l irfdrM iiivi4ill fuilny Mioi' (Mimimliy ill lir rontliiut-il for
liy HnttHnt Kinililaril.-li-eawpr of liilfinv iiionllm II ua Inillt-utwl. lull
tin. HIo.IiIukI lUliihi'r' company, jllH III" ntnrk In Iml'l ly lh Htoil
wbli'h foiKrulB nil llii mock of ilar.l I.iiiiiImt rninpuny an.l Ilia nf-
li. tlnn.ln Lumber -nm- firm iuh ini niliiiv. An niium
Young Crime Wave
IIUUZU III f HffC-Wiciink. e.lll.r-ln--hlef
t h A Oni niln
)iiny. nwBur of llm lmiloiui pUtnt.
Th romimny'ii pliinn will rwiill
lu it miirkwl Inorcaw In popiiliitlnn
til l'omlnvii, -Mr. Kiiillunl milil. Al
prrncnt 'thu (Irnmlo llnmle npora
tin nniplny Hlioiil I HO wnrkmrn.
li ill Hi" mill nml "l the
traiwfer iif li pliyuli'iil pmimrly
Bill Im iiiuiIk 111 a In I el- iluln.
, Tho otllloiik fur the fliin
lumhfr IniliiMiry In imn-li lu'tti'i'
tlmn II wim ii yni' " Mr. Htoil-
laril ilwliiri"!. Wlillu Hi liiiii"vi-
nioat in l"v, Inilliallnnn uro llial i -.
I-.I.I.-,, IIIV. lI'Vt-IUI-IVIIUU. 1 I. -..l,,-,. , tlli.l hr.nll.tf'
Hpniy, iiiwlilvnt "t Hie Blmlint iHunUiiy.. :
limly, Knlhrya (n'UlliliK'k, pri-alilcnl j Maiittiier Wuuillwriy uf llm lu
tif the (IJliM1 It'limiti. 11 Vlu-nv 'pal rullriifill 'imi-riiliiitt Ii0ti .i.n Fn .
(if Ihl linn nml lnliiii .1 ti m-l lim u-nu itiwA
-' I I -III. ri'Kky IiUnIimm jllllli wtx k ImikiilK aflpr wunn wj
H'N li'liANCIHl'W, ful., Jim. 1 1 mnniiKor ut Hie paper, untl Vlylan pair wiiik an lh enifliie whU-h ha
Ml') Aft"r a Iiiiik uliuw iilihj.loiy, w rHiiry-lieiiHiuvr of Ih I. eon uxeil lo haul ruiH in ami frunj
enih il ' ivhon the ruiclllvi-n wii-i l.(il kimiIhii hmly, wt-rp ih (Ivo ili-lv-jihe main line at im? Jiini tliiii. Thi
an uiilMinuhlln In ralllHlon with u Viiliin Malacleil lo iiUpiiU tlin al.'itr !ui.-lii una niu to Iji .(Immlv fur
li'h'Phano palf. Alhlon li'li'lrhoi- confaronea of hlwh HCliiml ol-Kaiil- ireiuiln lind. teinpnraiily, Ihc niav
mi. I Wayna lllrdi, cm h 17 yxara nilnn which will ho held In Ku. ! Ink' or rum In linlnu ioiu- hy horm'K.
olil. worn niri-mi'il htao farly lo-!K.io thla week. They will rcprc-i Ham ilawaitl hax lauivhl out tiy
ilay. ISilicft Kiihrthx lllllnniohllii m-nt tho I'lllnu lirb Kl'hoi a( tlto lui-at Innniliy fituii ltiihorl llai kir
whu alolcii, anil lliul the hay" con- Inn rtliik'. The liulnlrt, in uliarue of anil taken oyer t tie btixiiK-xH.
fi.Mi-.l t.allnif If. oilmr iiiarhliii-i will liaxior. inamial trnlnliw I (iraiuln. Jlonde Kiicainpm. ni .N'.i.
Illiil niiaii-iiinK piirin-i, iriiin wu- ii'.icnfr in inn iiinn iwnooi, it'll ve ; j Jmitallffl offil'frM TlH-ailay
i riilim early 'Weilnoialny inoruiiiH
"Mil IJI I I I m' 71 H milil. --H
N. K. WEST & CO.'S ANNUAL
January Clearance Sale
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Servewel Trade Certificates
Many of our tUHtimii'is hnve nbtuincd useful household utensils, itt less Ihnn wholesiile by stivina; our Trade
CertifluUet you ran do likewise by trading with youi-neaiest Scivcwcl (iioier. Trade Certificates given
with curb, cash purchase, or cash paid on account.
FEATURES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY , .:'
t nlntf their rcu)ar tncihiK lmc
, having fallen on New Year'a vv.
i Hex M. OaniM wait Initialled uh
-chief patriarch, Jon tlui-ilner.
j'ove, an Henlor . uanlcii, .Ipri ;o
M'iiicj uh Junior warden, A. S.
fllotL ilk hih prlcnU W. V. Cf.nnor
im wTihe, ami Wflllatii Kfelhlork
oh treiuurcir. Thin lailo inclmlcs
: nipnthcm- frjm I'nlon ami rove,
jt'havlf.v t'on nor, iimtntlinu officer.
Joo (!a I'd tier, unit If. 11. IJitlc wurc
'lircHchl from the- latter place, A
inlaK : lunch;-win;, enjoyed .by the
I nn'Ni.Wr 'after liirtfre cloned.
t'.ccll I'aMtor, who i'ciurnl- to
Htmol iificr. HpcnddiK the ('hrlwt-
, maK vacation with hta parentn here,
' found that ' he could ' not ari'uriKQ
.IiIh work Hatlnfaetorlly for the ie
.niainder of the Hchool yoal In onler
;to Mi'ailuale thli! Hummer, ho ha will
iwalt till- full tti cuiiipliitp IiIh fol-
Iftuo work.
j Tho Kov. Mr. Ht unci. Ki-lwopul
'rector from t?ovo, wan her Thurn-
day and held a mcctlim nf boyn
jfrota 8. to 12 ycHtK of ok fur tho
; pui'piuie of orManlzhtK the oy
, Ituiiwcrn. ThU nrifaiiUnlioit tnfcCH
!lu hoj'a too youivu for lh my Scout
troops und lcada up to tho Jailer
ln the tiiattir of lu work. About
'Jit lriy were prcuent at I lift fiiKL
metin.
Ooipt liiHtallatlon of offtcer-i by
"Mountain Cent Jtehoknh loil-ie .ual
j I n lun Kiibiirdlnate 1o1kg of the (nUl
jrnMnwH nX tho lattcr'n hall recent-,
tly. Tho women inKtallod first, put-;
jtliiK the following new ((fflcera In "TT",',.; ...
IcharKO of the lodtce'H biiHlneKH for. , , ril , . , ,
ti... ,,,.' ;Coln, ami Mr. Richard W tide.
irtii..!- k,,ii un,,n,. virtJ ,.a.ii I "Will JIolmcH, of I'emllelon. am
1" - r-
Kll.i Holly, treomirer; 1 telle rtiiKtck,
flnnnrlftl necrelary, and Kalhvyn
Hpetii'H, recordliiK necrelary, Aftcvj
' fUU'iK tho varlouH appointive of-
One Dozen Ladies' Coats
Values up to $25.00
Twenty-Five Men's Suits
Former values to $35.00
$0.90
Broken Size Shoe Sale
Regular $6.00 to $10.50 values
Two
Paivs for
$y,oo
, I Injured A erobat
Commits buicule
flew, the. UcbckaliH turned the
3 Packages
33c
Beans
No. 1 Califiirnin.
lima lieans
5 jits
Shredded Whole Wheat
The Porfoct Health Fond
3 Packages
65c
43c
i:, Royal
; Pure Cream of Tartar ;
, Puking Powder
12-oz. can .. :,.....'..;...
Macaroni
Ciiryo cuCinado , '
froin best hard wheat '."'
!:,,,!, 43c
Milk
CAUNATION ur I'.OUDENS :
8 Inrjje ciiiih T.
Corn
A & I. White a
Hweet tender corn .
il cans
Mop Sticks
Jdenl sprinir clump
mop hnntlles
Kuch
49c
15c
Jell-0
Assorted flavni's
!) jmckaKes
Grap
25c
e Fruit
PREFERRED
S '
T
0
C
1 K
COFFEE
'2-11'-m" $1.05
SN0WSII0E
Cane & Maple
SYRUP
You will like the
flavor of Snowshoe
5-"'- c" -: 63c
' Sugar
I''ine sraiiulated cane
in cloth sack , - "
lli-lli. sack
Prunes
Extra larjje fancy .. !
pack Orejfon prunes
5-lb. box .v-..,....,;..
i v Corn Flakes
Kellofiir's, Post Toasties
!1 )iu'kaos
' Lux Soap
One of tho finest
toilet soaps manufactured
I! liars
Catsup
Van ('amim has a
di'liulitfiil flavor
8 lai'iso bottles
Buckwheat
AHm'is peacock buckwheat
makes delicious pancakes
!1-H). package
67c
95c
25c
47c
40c
28c
JmectlnK over to the Odd KcIIowh,
jwho installed thcMo offlcerx: noble
ff in nd. John .Miller; Kd Wulf, vice
iKi'iind;' William Kiclblock, treusur-er;--
Uohert " Wakefield recording
eoroliy, beMhlfM u tiuniher of ap
vdntlvo officei'H. Mi'H. '.YphhIo Dt
jVore u'ted uh itiHtitHinv; officer for
'tho, UebekuhH ut W. V. Coiinpr
for the Niilioi'uinalo lolae. Follow -1mr
the JaHtallinf,' cei-cmoiileH u'CtW
'ered dWh lunch waa Hcrved. :
Arhy AdaniH. of Helix, are kucMh
of Mr. and Jlr. Joxeph Kish j
The Cove hinh nchool team play-
ed with Imhler at Imhler on Wed- I ('HR'ACJO. Jan. 1 1 (AP)-rA fel-nesda-
evening, Jan. It. wlnnlnKtlow who has mado hi llvlnfr iih an
from them hy a score of HI to 14. acrobat most of his 44 years Ik not
They play Mljrln
the home floor.
m
this evening on
j much pood when un
.accident wends him to
a utomohlle
a, cripple's
IMBLER
PERSONALS
!)
t'f'
Cherry Growers
Send Delegate
,To Convention
Old Dutch Cleanser
(Limit)
11 cans .
. Large size Floridas
heavy with juice
2 for
Oranges
Sweet Juicy Sunkist
Small 2 dozen
Medium dozen -
Lni'tre dozen
Potatoes
Netted (Jemsall
100 lbs
25c
19c
45c
67c
75c
Head Lettuce
Firm heads fancy
Imperial Valley lettuce
2 large heads
25c
POME P.KAl'TYY
for eatinir or cooking
llox
Apples
(m
m
111' Mrs. A. fj. (oakllti
COVK, Ore. (Special) The
operative Cherry (.rowers' anxnchc-
,thm has Kent A. A. Antics as a dele-
) unto to the convention lu I'ort-
ilaiul which will Im attended hy the
frtiilurmvei-H from tho five state j
of W'ashinKton, . Montana, Idaho,;
jCallfoi uia and Oregon. K. J. :
WtSjacklandt Is afso tiliendlp Hvls
yanie convention. Mr. Stackland
,lcft on Monday and Mr. Antles on:
jTuevday.
The first haby to he horn in,
Cove In 1t2! is a' nine-pound son, j
(horn, to Mr. and Mrs, Itoscoe Kvcr- I
solo on' Sunday, Jan. U. The lit-
tie one has been named Honald '
Nathan, A he Naihan part if the
name hnnorloK HIh matunml Knuul-
father, Xathau H-irou, The Kver-
dole's have been makltiK Ihnlr home
with the UarouH sluice coming here
la October.
Members . t tho Woman's club
met ut the home of Mrs. Chris
lUtrtxrh Tuesday and spent the day
He wtnic fr the l.ouUe lrme In
Portland. A feature of the day
was the potliick dinner which was
nerved at noon. Those present were
:Mrs. li. S. Comstock,. Mrs. 1 R
J Anderson, Mis, Kuhi fiayetto, Mrs,
jV. A. McSVIU. Mrs. A. (i. Conk
jlin. .Mrs. Thomas Ihirris. Mrs.
Oeorc MclVmiel, Mrs. Helen I.ln-
lt.V Mi. (V .M. .Ilfllo ,,. ,
Observer Coi-respondciU)
1 111 1.W r.f.i iSi,in,.l,.l MU.
j Ivy ,aninan left for Monmouth
soon after the first of tho year lo
j attend normal school. Tills will
j he MIsh Liuimnn'a bust year at nor
j inal. She Intends to return" home
j as noon as the normal school opens
; In l.n CJ ramie in the spring and
i finishing her course hero.- She Is
; tho youngest daughter of Mr. and '
Mrs. A. K. l.aninnn and u grnd
; uate of the Imhler high school. :
C'0" ! She taught lust winter in the pri- ;
mary room ut lMcusant Urove.
' School ojiened Monday after two
weeks vacation with all the teach
ers and most of the pupils back In j
their usual places. Very few are
out on account ot sickness. Most
of the pupils in the outlying dis-'
tricts who attend high school here
have moved Into town to stay dur
ing the stormy weather. ;
Tom I'nge, who has bpen ill of
fin for some time. Is Improving hut
is not yet able to take up his work
In the garage.
Leonard Hillings is driving a new
Whippet sedan v h!ch he recent ly
purchased.
llcrt Tucker, federal fruit In
spector with headquarters at Walla
Walla, Is now spending some time
at home visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. (irant Tucker. ' f
lrvin Wcstenskow, proprietor of '
the cash store. Is 111 at home. I.
M. Mcllrtde took him to l.a Orando '
Wednesday to receive medical aid.
bed for life. With his wlfo carry
jlng on while the husband lies hclp
i less at home, he becomes, as the
players say, "excess hoggage,"
l-Jlsle J.evlne . returned home
I from a matinee engagement yes
terday and found a note. "Dear
Wife,", .wro.te Heiutrlck Levin. ,'M
am absolutely no good. J'lease for
give ," .'
He had hanged himself.
rAiiirr,piN.t-K w:u
COlvUMIlfA CITY, Itul. Mem
hern of the local post of tho Am
erican Legion bagged. 85 rabbits. In
a hunt. Tho auxiliary cooked nm
served them ntt a big post dinner.
ASTHMA SUFFEREttS
Airs., M. Smith, 47S Wis
consin, Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.,
httvlng relieved herself from
Asthma with u simple home
treutinent- Will tell others,
how.- ' Mrs., Smith has noth
ing to sell.
;i:UMANSATTF.M
Onions
Finn vtOlow Dnnvers
fi His
89c
27c
T.OiNaVIKW. Wash. Two ger
mans who fought against the Allies
attended nst commanders' night
celebration of the American Legion
as guests.
HUNDREDS HUNT MISSING BOY
No. S2-1701 Adams
Main 515 . "
Thirty-Day Credit..
No. 80-17 Depot St.
Main 680
Free Delivery
hi , I VV I
i n ii nm
'
r.(vy Miriam v
Attfr a several day senrvh in hlch thf-whle t.wn pirttti
ptcd, the mysu-ry In the ilisupprnr.tnor t.f 4-ye;tr-4,ld Miv:t. Hmsi
of OrrvUle. remained tinsolved. Seme of the ,h:mvu r
shown ahivr. The hoy's mother W piciuit d in tho ium i, .Mmf
lima 409 pvrftotui .lnU In the search.
Cold Blooded Transactions
vs. Personal Service
WE ARE HAPPY to say that the cold-bloodedness
of modern' business is something
that is entirely foreign and unknown in this
store. Here we always have time for the f rjend
liness and the courtesies that we believe should
be associated with our business.
Saturday and Monday Values
Values each one of these items and worthy of
your attention for Saturday and Monday
Oranges Sweet as sugar thin skinned, 2 doz 37c
Alber's Flapjack Flour 27c
Royal Gelatin (jello) all flavors--3 for 25c
Del Monte Chicken Tamales 3 for., , 4:ic
l-ll. can Red Salmon.,.,,., , 32c
A Good Rroom ....... ,....48c
Fresh Graham Tea Rolls dozen lOc
Hulk Salad (we are selling lots of this), qt 33c
Carstens T. C. Hams, halt or whole, lb
1-lh. pkg. Jelly i5eans... ,
8-lb. can Crisco
' North Sea Crab Meat, can
Large Solid Imperial Head Lettuce 2 for....
Celery Heai-ts very nice 2 bunches.. .
Dry Black Figs 2. lbs
Dry Apricots-k-1 lb,,,,,.-.,.,.,.
lionner's Seedless Raisins 3 pks..
Peas (an excellent buy) 2 cans
Towdered Sugsr 3 llw .
Inquire each day for our Daily Special
or see our window
MEAT DEPARTMENT
1 FRESH DRESSED RHODE ISLAND
RED HENS
Frcwh Pork Loin Chops or Roasts lb 21c
29c
19c
79c
32c
2.-.C
4.1c
2!lc
30c
2.-c
28c
29c