Friday, April 5, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
ft
Local News In Brief
School Fair Is
Held At Perry
This Afternoon
iUi-urn Onnm NiutlentR Active Here From ArlliiKtun ; r . '
Htuib'ntH at the rnivcrslty of I A. n. ('lough, of Arlington, tit a
Oregon from m (imndo and oilier I visitor in i.n Grande nnd a guest
Kastern Ori'Kn ciUca continue lo ' wl Hneajawea Inn, ' ' .
.'kP active part in the work of j ' . ,
orifiiiiialtnH on the campus. Curl -"i. Irnlg in Visitor Here- -
uriotiKinv editor of the Oregon 1 rlv(1,i 1-u 0 rondo yesterday.' Hfl wn an hour, after which
pally Kim-nild. hn just heen hp- t the Hucajawoa. lnnl .; i,ho were invlie. to view the
..r.ftit. il chief (lay editor. Annual
,vpints of executive council mem- j ;"est ut KelloKlt Honi
(., of ihi' Wiimcn's league were)
li Mr Mary U. kail
(Ohserver t'orreiqiondent)
' PKItltY. Oil. (Kpeelnl) -The
Porry tichool fair nn nimtuoned
from kutt Kriday umll today und
wuk hold at tint ohoo house ho-
1. Cm!, of KntormiKf.. dn ' innnlnir with a program at 1 p. ni..
work of the HunlotitH whk'h Wiih
oil dlKplay,
Aim. . Otmtio Htilhimn nf n . Mr. and Mm. Walter rerlaho ami
riven yUHUM-day ly Juno (.'orhrun. j illa. Mom., I a guem at th J. V.: miHt 'nul u"', n4'r'11 V,ll,np1
formerly of loi Grande. Joan Pat- 'KoHbftr homo in thirdly.. , . 1 1von Cliwnleaf, Idaho. Monday
A rehei monoplane nnpmred wrrr"
Nuco this morning.' dropped our
liomhH and returned to tta butt' at
IM Ko, There were Q trM
movements by the rvheln eneauiiwd
hwfore Hhe federal entrenchment j
hei-e jtml damage , euuped hy , the
homl waif not announced. ' 'X - j
WASHINGTON, Apr.
Major tlencral 1 jmUtvr,' at Hon. An-!
tunlo, Informed the war depart-:
meat today of the iirreat hy
authorltlm at Nnco. Artx.,. tf. u
captain and ten enlbded .men of the ,
SSih Mexican fedem! Infantry on "i
the l ulled St.itcti Hide of the inter- .
natlmtal houndarv.
i-son. nf Haki'i. and (irat-Ui Hair
i.rtv of liton.. Anno Ktunjfo and
)ot Ann Wamlck ip on tin com-,.
ittct In rharpo of tlu fn ahinun I
tint fm April krolk. (Jimukp)
jiorry. or r.nn'i prise, was a mi ni-,
of tin varsity dtdailo train
hieh defeated tlio t'uivi'raity of i
Montana Wednesday nlKht on the
rexon canipua.
Guard Company ?
At Union Makes
High Attendance
nry Snlil Utv KIO
KrirnilH of MIkh I'Morcnrt
lim-l.y
Hy V. V. ('(Iliiior "
" ' (Olwprvor riiiTPKiioiulent)
l".ION (Sneriiil) As u rewnrd
fm- linvlnif kept up a 100 per cent
Iji linincli' mi' ivJolrhiK with Im'p In uttrndunc nt thflr reculur
tin mici't'HK hIip in arhli'vlnv nt wet-ltly meeting,' the. members of
e hcKlnnlntf or her career In tho I leiidtiuurtein comp.iny'o'r the ha-
of tl! short Htory. Miss tlonul Kuurd Ittuucd here, Were ten-
urlcv's lioim Ik at lnlernrlKe und dereri n hiiniinet - nt. Khimla our
e fs n Krniliiiite of the I'ulvi'ralty - prbtr. to. their, prnctlce. Tuendtty eve- ove Hundiiy .nflernoon. She
(iroKOii with tho cihkh ot 2. .A nlni;. I.letitenuht Adrian Onodhrod
nry. "Who Cunts th.' Klmt Stone," pinns on hiivlnn turitet prne'tic On
Iti. n hy Miss Hurloy. was recent- the innit near Hot ljike Sunday,
puli-ltased l.y llic llernurr Mc- if ,h. wenther Is fUtitulr :
", : v,7J t" "m- iiHsinury M,c.,y t
Hflernnftn. Where they hnd siient
several dnys Vislllhir relntlves find
friend.
Mr. . nnd Min Oenrm' llvlchol
have moved to KlKln where Mr.
Iletckel will Im' miction Toreman. '
J. II. fox was quite III Inst Krl-.
day utid a dortor wns called' rrom
Ia Grande to treat lilnl. He Is re
norted to he much. Improved at
this time..' .
Mr. und Mrs. Klmcr fox nnd two
sinnll children left for Hums. Ore.,
Hint week where Mr. fox expects
to secure' employment,
Mrs. Mury II. Kail wns called to
Core l'lilny noon on Account or
the denth Of. her sister. Mrs. Kntinle
M ii I r. - Mr.' Mulr wits laid to rest
Z : riven,,, chronicle In ciUfor- "Vt church. heM its reB.
She Is u niece of Dun Shea- .". , "
Knl.-rprlse attorney. - Wednesday afternoon. Following
. ' i the rcKUtnr routine' of business the
SNOW STORM GRIPS j
STATE OVER NIGHT,
IContlnuM trom PftM 1
onst on thi' hlfihwuy jvht n they '
dineovrred tho wroelt. Vhp ear wa .
report od to hf only slightly dam!
nued. The threo . occupants, Joo '
ViitterRoii, a ninn whimp name wual
not lenrned. . and NMtu," Simmons, t
were nt hurt, the officei-a irport. j
II
aa the wavrt flood wince
runhed Into utevl ttiillt, nmronnrd
tralnit, )inprbtoncit many fnmllles
In thwlr hoHts haltnl trafrto and
catwed IhoUaandH of dollar prop
erly dumnftv, .
Atuiiy lines or tho Krtr, I'Htn
lirh uml l-nktt Krtu and New
Viti-lf tiOiftiil uurn tliwl till TuA
-r" j imltm. mw hound from New York
to rhtciiiro, a tiit the other from
l'lttshuruh tn llviffalo, wero nino
rooned for hour this morn In tf.
hut the fall nf Ipm than one Inch 1 hlowhiR In from fhr, northwnft ft
tuve dropped to -7 deKreea ulmve iiortnally low.
thlH moruhiK., , - j -, , -i.,-
r.HiiiT kxow s ir:xni.KTov
TAt'i
'oMA; Apr. ft aj
1
Ait-Hnow,,
flOltlltlN. Nel Apr. 5 (AI4)
The snnw that cost him his life has
melted nway. revenllUir to senrch-
j era tile body, or six year old Melvln
I lleeves. The hoy, h'unttntr u lost
i mitten, was ihuulil In u suilden nhd
jterrine hllMuird three week uko
I nhd perished U sti'UKRle tn each
, n place of shelter,
j The body was found Inst ntKht
, by . OenrKe HavlH, nn employe nt
I the ranch of Nathnn Hlller. It lay
'.iu a cow path about 300 yards frqm
J the Miller ranch house, IndleatliiM
the hoy had been trylun- lo rench
the )iome of Mrs. Hlller, who wns
his nunt. Tho Hlller place Is four
miles from the Iteovo ranch.
Hundreds nf nersnns. nnd 100
'One Hie alninliiiuil ilntini'ter- f..nll, ,hl i.im, iti.iim iWP.
SNOW IV .MKM'ttllll - iMIlV o' llio IHiMllo 11' this HHIllll-.r I vmli.n. olned In man. days nf f nil -
Mi:i)l''Oltli, Ore.; Apr. 6 (AD Is to d" allcr nnytlilnic tlml's hunt less seui'ch for the boy.
A thin layer of snow fell hero til kit." mil Tell lllnkloj's uiitr) . '
last hlftht, covering the UoKtio HIv-Jiiiitiiiii'iii wImii lie hinril 'Iml the,
er valley. In the hlKher levels I, iinnrs lw wmilit dmihlc t4ic pilctj
Heavy lull ns l epvne'i. . . . ill liqutll . W.M1IMT II .-.iiiiMir v .... .
iilid-'s ticTlter iino.vH"tii' rnniiiy;,'
tmi tiiMiMi'?
!- Visits .loo furr
.Mrs. I''. W. VS'ood. or North Ilend,
t)ier of Joe t'arr. Is In ll (Irnmle'
th .Mr. t'arr. She expects lo be
re for the coming month.. Mr.
il-r's sister, Mrs. H. 1.. Anderson.
, members enjoyed a short mission- er In I'errv last TucriIhv
lary piny, representinc a scemv in , Mrs. Muay n. Knll had as her
cnicnaio wnero-tne society is curry truest Inst Monday her mother. .M
hud been ill for . three yenrs, suf-, KAI.KH WKATIIKH rMl'HOVINfi In tho tMltcr lullf IT llutt Mllinmi'
rerinK.frnm enncer., ' - .
Mr.: nnd:.Mr. A. Cuntweli nnd
rl'e tl,Hlren'. arrived In lerry fmm
Itilth Inst week. They expect to
thane' I'erryMfieli' linme while four
or .their 'cHlldi-en ultend . srhool.
Mr. fanlwell 'Is employed nt the
ropk cnisher nt present.
Mr.-).n -MniT wns a business cnll-
SAI.KM. Ol-e.. - Apr. S-tAD
Snow whlch'-fell. Th,llJUi'"afier
noon und .evenlnff to' a 'dtoHh of
:huir an Inch here wns still stnnd- nlRlit and police used, boats to
Ills' on roofs and side hills this transport peonle who wished to
mornlKK. but inpldlyr disappeiired leave their homes,
under the . mya'uf a hriitht sun. ; v ere reported. j
I The thermometer dropped " to' 28 I ' . ;5 ",- -
' ui'Krccn iiin iiiK ie ihkhi
WIN'TUY l UAKKIt .
llAKKli, Ore.. Apiv 6 (Alr-
return vlalt to it-
kor couhtS today. ' The Ki'ound Wan
white with Khow here, thin momlnK
I'lIXlH.KTOX, orv., Apr. fl tAl) vnrln In depth ffom two to.MW
A Hk'ht Hiuiw fell over I'eudle- lnchcH covered Taconm , and. th
ton for 11 few minute early thlH adjoiiilnK wecthm today. " It wa1
morninu hut malted an faxt an It the henvlcHt KpiinK unow In '.t&e?
Cell, AlthotiKh a chltlhiK wind wan memory of old rewidentH. . 4
ARCADE
, Now , Showing
No casiialttea
III Clink Homo Here
inK on some of its work. The for
mer i'l-eshyterlan orKnnlantion has
recently merged its work with that
Kllensburs-. Wash., and his niece, ut he Methodist nociely, and svt
iss Kntherlne Ih ury. of 1'rlne- , n" new memners were present lit
le, are also vIslltAfr Mr. Cnrr. laeeiuiB. a covereo man
icy all attended tho funeral of luncheon was served utter the pro-i-s.
t'arr which was held Wednes-' Brum. ''.'-
y. Mra. Can's sister. Mrs. Kliza-1 Mrs. Mertle Irwin-: and bnby,
ih Sutherland, or Asloria, is leav- Richard, arrived tn I'nlon this week
k toulKlit and l-'runk Cory, ot Scio. ami will make an. Jhderlnlte visit
other of Mrs.-.l'arr, will return at the home or Mrs, Irwin's moth
Itls homo tomorrow, Jim', .Mrs. r'loru Kielblock. The lr
' - jv(ns have been living, ;ln walla
i I'nlvorslty 'omiiillti- t. ''Walla, from where- Mr. Irwin In
MjlsH Jhu-othy Ann Warnlek, of diiini,' cunniHMci.il trnvolihc. . Mr.
(irnndo, freshnuui nt Iho Unl- and MiH. Irwin formerly , lived in
isily or Oregon, has been up- Union. . ' .. .
inted ii inember of tile froshmun i The Volunteer ' fire . hoys . were
minltteo i,r women working on 'eiilleil out Wednesday to put out
ins fur the stunt of the first year 'a grass fire in'North Union which
iinen tn he given Apr. I'll us part Mhlentened to spread and destroy
the April Kriilic prugram, an 'some nearby buildings,, No paiiic
in, al event. iular duniaKe was done,,
(irando Hondo encampment Held
a meeting nt the Odd Fellows' hall
Mr. und Mrs. Vi . I. Jordan, of Tuesday evening and finished their
well, Kansas, arrived In Lit evening's program with a alng bah-
iinilo last nuritt nnit are nouso 110t
A dunce ana curd soclnl wns etl-
Mr. and .Mrs. Hobert j'
irk nt 20112 Oak slreet. The Jor-
s nnd the .' arks am' friends of Mnmlay evenlnf: at Hi. Wm.
any years, knowing each other ' bullUing by member, o
icnboih riunillea lived In Kitnsns. " lgh school student JDody nnd
. , .' ;many other young folk of thO'Cll,
iiioimnml Itnvcs to ho Told 'jlh0 evol,t K!ve" honor -of
Hiittons and lloxcs," "Dllly iml- nlhletlo tenm from tho .hffth
" anil "Kldo and tho Tulip Hull," j school. Thosoclal waa sponsored
ohe Haiuos or the stories to be and chaperoned by a committee
Id ' tomorrow morning nt 10 from the w-nnren's orgnniamon. ,
lock by Miss ai rtrude Wagoner Ml. II. llonney, . superintendent of
tho city library ns part or the the slnte rlsh hatchery located. Just
pillar story hour tor children of ( east of this -iilnce, has been, con-
(Jrunde. ; jrined to his home for several days j
on iieeount of Illness..,-' . :.;1,..
A clean-up Campaign lnatlgu
inied by the rlty ponnrit iK in full
swing and Union is beginning to
take on a neat uppenmnoe (larden
J. D. Itrniichton. of Itoscburi;
Mm. NrnilKhton Is visiting other
daughter!) while here. She expects
to go' to Enterprise Wednesilny.
accompanied hy Mrs. J. H. Albeit
son. wheif ahn will visit her hither,
tho Her. N. K. Hnmmoclt, who ro-,-tfently
suffered a nnrnlytlc stroke.
: -MK 'nnd . Mra. Joe l.n Oore if
cently. returned .. from Portland
where M-c. ii Gore went lo con
sult . a speclnlist about his henlth.
'. Thotnua Hlaylock and sons niadn
a luislness trip to I'ondosn one duy
last week. ' - -
Charles t)ltly nnd rour children.
Of Lower Cnve, were visitors In
I'erry last Thursday. ,
i Kehheth . ricraon recently re-tui-ned
rrom tltlrns. Ore.
ll-'HtIT I'lXH'l
IHITltOIT. Apr. 6 IAI")
About JW.nno residculs of Tletistlfa
east side, wore marooned In thrlr
homes enrly toilny hy Hood wntera
of Connoi-s Cn'i'k following a nine
ty minute heavy rain.. '. ''
The wuler wns receding slowly
this morning nnd .11- waa thought
the flooded district, wliicn Ik rimvut
a mile square will be drained hy
night. -...'. - - i . ,'.
Street enra were put Out of, ser
vice shorlly . nfter inlilulglil '' Inat
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i , rixxi ix omo
Urtl l" jllll ll l.imtni, .... ... -
tlvity here was at n standstill toduy'
VI WITH IAPETV
TO PROTECT
- AMERICANS IN
MEXICAN AREA
(Continued irotn rage OHn
time to check' up on fcder'nl Cus-unltlea.
' NAPO, Honovn, Apr B-(AP)-
iTODAY.: T
SATURDAY -
I'atcM lien1
C. Thomaa, local roprcHPnta
o of lUdoly 1'rotectivo anKociit'
n for Allium. Wallowa, and In
r countieH, harf come to
.indo.'from Portland. Ill
d two chlldrt-n will join hi in
ro in June.
J'A . nwikinir Im uIko under wav dit moBt
wife !,.,,. f the commhnltv. j X
The local Jodpe of Odd Fellows
nan a committee appointed to lan
Hinue kind of program to celehrate
ti-Ics Make Tlnns .the fonndlmr of the Horlety. , The
Al. tiie nieetlmtH of Ihe iat7lc nnminl celebration is Riven about
d KukIcs' auxiliary iodRes last
ht plans were made for a May
v dance to be Kiven May l. J ne
ixiliary m-whiK club will meet
fkcdnesday at the home or -irs.
frank I 'ills, it im announced.
fislt Maker Ministers
The Uev. K. O. Hcsk. of the Tlap-
St church, and I. K. riienault,
?int lo Maker Thursday to mert
ith other ministers to make a
fHoeram for the Grande llonde
association which meets at Ontario
oil June 5.
) : -" '
riiiuvc fiiirsls at Ijincr Ilomr
Mr. und .Mra. It. J. Campbell, of
V Knterpiise. who were house gui'sts
t the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kred
t Inzer in l.n Oramle yesterdny nnd
. today, left to.lny for their home.
.
; I-Yrmor Hcsklcnts Visit Here -
..'Mr. and Arrs. I.rn McCrury, of
' Porlland. formerly of this city, nn
' In Iji Grande visiting Mr. nnd Mm.
! Knliert I'.ullson. Mrs. I'attlson
- and Mrs. McCrary are sisters.
Lcnves l.n Grando
if M. I,. Patterson, of Baker, has
left Iji Grande, following n short
Visit. He was nt the Im Grande
Intel.
the 2th of April.
TttAM'KO HV FIHK, M'IClWiS
SACHAMRNTO, . Apr.' 8 IAI')-':
Trupped by flumes which virtual-'
ly destroyed ihe :!irvey Hlce Mill-,
lng company plant here enrly 10-'
duy, Thomna J. Hnrvey; 46, ; the
owner, .committed -suicide In' hia
living (innrters on the second floor,"
by firing a shotgun charge Into
his chest. The fire caused a $&,-
000 loss. . ' ' '
Liquor troubles
CAUSE 25 DEATHS
(Continued from Pa 1)
Hied a Titian in attemptlnir to
iioke nn arrest whore the ofricer
'.;ts not absolved of blame by a
oroner's or grand jury he hns leen
ound to have acted In performance
f hla duty when tried In court.
owman mid. Several cases, how-
vr-r, still an pending.
Siatistic.fi how thnt since the In-
iti;nrallnn or tho prohibition law
i total of 135 persona haw been
ilhd by prohibition nRents. Ibir
M(f the nine years 55 prohibition
; rents have met deail.t, in line of
laty.
The deaths by years were: 1920.
it-nts. . citizens. Rr 1921, mrentH.
. citiz. ns. 14: 13;'2. otrents. 12. cit
"111. i:i: issa. nfrents. 4. rltlrens.
1!24. agents, 2. rhiwns, 22:
J25, ncintN. 5. citixms. 2": 128.
RentR, h, citizens. 17; ncenta.
. citi7(n; G; n (rents. 7. rit-
zns, io; n,e:Hs, none, eltl-
kens, 1.
10 Years
Ago Today-
The Ihihp ilriiiniiier of the
O.-W. Is Hckln! over his new
ttriitit , which arrll this
morning.
NOT half so pleased
AS you ovel' your new
AUTO you saved to
HUY this spring.
KEEP it nice, and
CLEAN. We have whisk
11ROOMS, chamois and
SPONGES that will
SHINE 'er Up and
KEEP 'er like new.
L. & L. Drug Co.
"Marble
Halis"
ternl thai' now Aptly rth
fiHcil to My In jr ItmuiiH tlia
hale floors overrd wltli one
of them new nmt Notlii r
ailrai-ttio lllfttrmt marble tiv
sijtn liuoh'tiiiM.
I nllko the "ninrbk' hnlls"
or old, liowevr, A IlVlnjf '
room is now n-li(cvel very
rrasofiah)y
$1.35 - $2.50
Sq. Yd. ;
Bohnenkamp's
A little piece oF
porchmeht meant )
certain aeata w
ELMO
LORAAItlB
APvcnTtincj
does he escape ?
See this etectriFy
' ing serial .
Also
W.RAY JOHMSTON prnt. . -
' .(UrmRTi SOOCM MOCftS IN
; bUG
Topics And
Fables.
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Keeps Teeth White
Breath Sweet -
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RI'.XAI.I. 1111,11 ON .UAH
l KtA TIMVril rAHTK dnea
tluno IW'o must .'I'saentlnl
llilngs. - . . '..'
' 1 Ul'vall . . f ' r'
MllU.4l('lKlll"'(fl ,
TmMltjI'iM'V '.A W
. I.mwc .
Tile, mlllt of . mugneslii neu
KallH's ninulh acids and;
Iherehy Hwi'ctchtt the brcalh.
The selt'lillliC cleunslllB ln
greilli'iils . make your teeln
clean und glistening. I'se (hla
tooth paste regiilniiy nnd no
tice the wonderful results.
Bold only-nt -"''
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tho Hcnall store
lA Grande, Ore.
Coming: Soon
and
M0VIET0NB
It Is Thrilling
The World
Buflalo
in
Coming
Saturday
Oblijiii Buckaroo
TODAY
Rod La Rocque In
"CAPTAIN
SWAGGER",
MiuiAiiaruN CLoniu
The woods are full
Of cheap clothing
But Johnny Don't
Get your gun.
Between Chain store claims
and coaxing catalogucis
"suits with two trousers at
i 17.50 and mi its without a
leg to stand on at $1:5.75--"
Is it any wonder the aver
age man seeking right style
and good value is bewil
dered? This institution thinks you
want the truth ungilded
rather than u bird in a gild
ed cage and we frankly
tell you that any suit un
der $22 is a mirage and a
stealer of time money.
These cabinets abound with
fine suits that start at $24.
And it's easy to see the dif
ference if you'll look.
Trotter's
Acron from Bohteakamp'l
Will a few Vm Hiil OUuHola
I till lis l.ri . . While Hn'jt last
urn. Inrili (Haw litl;l: with,
iniii !U roil wnrili of im-r-':-
.rlttimllMi ' iMtrcfiaseil, ;
11 : 7
63 M
mi
. :' "
It
winott rtUGtr h
QHAnTb AltrdCtiort. -
aCS
loihcr Mas-tirro -.
soul IIimi knows
no iiiiislcr- ,'
iiil cyca Hull sinllo
tlmmgli tctira.
A licurt Hull si-orns
' dlsiister. ' -
And laughs nt tin
iiiiiiiicrlnjt years
Ocnnily News.
:7
mm mm..
' If Your Dollar Could Talk It Would Say:-- .' ';
"I know I rloti't amount to much these days, but I'm supposed to work for you h
just the. same-r-to help you get some of the good things of life. But there are o a
few places where I can do anything worth while alone. For' instance, it takes s
a regiment of my tribe to capture a single automobile, I'm a mite when it entries
to paying rent. I'm of little use when It comes to buying a suit of ijlothes. . I
can't even buy a decent pair of shoes or a hat--BUT ' -
' ' . ' ' r "..' '
' a rM rt T s-" Y"W S-H i-r T Ttfa IT
AT flliljL I W lliliL. I I'M
BIG MONEY
Tliat's One place where I'm still able to do something worth whilo for you,"
Citrus Soap
Large Bar 4
, Royal
Gelatine
Regular Pkg. .... 19
Royal Plain ' '
Mint Sauce
7 oz. Bottle S0f
Wesson; Oil
Can't Be Beat for Making
French Dressing ;
1 pt. can .1 qt can
27? ;. . 52?. ,
Santiam Brand
: Loganberries Blackberries
No. 2 Can .1?,
Strictly fancy quality. ,'' ?
B. & Ma
Oven Baked Beans
14?
17?
22?
No. 14 Can ..i.
No. 1 Tall Can
No. 2 Tall Can
Duz s
Makes Washing Easy
Makes Oxygen Suds,
targe' Pkg., ........ 21?
Old Dutch ;
The Old Standby j
2 Cans 15?
Oyster and Shrimp Special
American Beauty and Dunbar Brands.
No. 1 Can X5C No-1Can
This is a special price, put on for a limited time to help us reduce
our large stock of these items. . ,
'.!
Florida Gold
Fancy Quality
Grape Fruit
No. 2 Cans Picnic Cans
21? 12?
Marshmallows
. Fireside Brand
1 lh. Carton 25?
Swift's
Premium Hams
You All Know the Quality.
S to 10 11). average, 11) 20?
Telephone Peas j ' j
No. 2 can
Fountain Brand
Tri-Tex
Washes Bleaches
1 pt. bottle .......... 15?
B.&M.
Sugar Corn
No. 2 Can 18?
PRUDENCE
Corned Beef Hash '
No. 2 Can 29?
Corner
Depot and Wash.
Two Stores
In La Grande
1408 Adams , .
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