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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, May 27, 1929
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Cantaloupes In ;
Slump Today In
Portland Mart
POItTLANO, Ore, May 27 (AP
Tlio most outstanding fcuturo of
tint local produce market toduy
huh tho big decline In the price of
cantaloupes. The price was slush
ed utmost in half by a loud i pro
duce coniiny. crates dropping to
$4.60 and fO.fro, wholcsulc. itcluM
prJct-4 may noon be at 16 cents
tuch, or peihupu us low an two for
tb cents,
. Strawberries' were more plentiful,
but lite demand over the week-end
kept the prieu firm, Mora Oregon
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
ri CHICAGO CHAIN
Wlicai . Open HIkIi Iaw . (lute
May ;.; IMK I.OO M) ., 'Mi
July IW ' l.o:i I.0H4 l.oiiy,
Nct ,.IM!4S ; l.07 1.03)4
IK ttSHOX , .iK 1.10!4
I'OIUI.AMI IVIIKAT
1'UltTLANK, Ore., -May 27 AI')
Wheal: Hlg Ilcnd blueatchi, hurt!
H'hllu il.Su.
Kurt while tl.OStt.
Wcslcrn while 1 1. 05 (i.
Hard winter $1.03(4.
Northern Hpi'lna $1.03.
Wester nroil II.H3,
ones; no. iilp hii,, jas.iu.
,,4NSKItVATIVE n price
' King on wearing qualities. ;
Only $7 to 110 the pair fur
moat atylra of Boalonlanal
anil tlirir outstanding atyle
anil comfort and endurance
rut. way alirad of ftlie coat.,'
Ilnrea the place lo wf them
and try tlicm on. Will you
come iu tndav?
Men's Wear. ' !
I'ritliiv'M fin' ri-eeiiilM: whffit UA.
ben-leu were coming on tho market. imtU.y t floU). J7( corn t 1 I.
A lew warm uujn irspt-cii-u lu buy 1
Mimic u vm in n . :.
New )(OtatoM wero u liulf u cent
blither al C and 7.
Oregon leiluce was plentiful and
lieup at $t.2Ti to $1.(U u cnite.
: No cbanguM were niude In '"KK" or
butler. "
l'oullry uud d runted UHHitH wero
uIho uiivhaned.
BIG TEN DROPS
IOWA UNIVERSITY
(Continued from Pane 1)
Iiik'h HiirceMsor. wun roiuiilntliitf ro
orttiiiifKulloii, the Mt)Utlin uction or
tin llltf Tvn ruculty coiiiinllti'i! huh
(llwirriiiiKcfl the iitili'tlt! dfimrt
iiiint'8 plun.
I Hiir find other UNlvernity or
rlelnlH, however, uie optlmlNlie. ovor
the oilleoine. Aa they iif)iired u
wlililireud lllvesllKiitlon of the
( IIK'Af.O fASIC
CIIICAUU. May 87 (Al-) Wheat
No. I linnl, tl.l2'i.
Corn: No. 2 mixed. M tjlsbA;
No. I yellow, 7'4MH.
OuIk, No. '2 white, 44'f; auiriplu
KHKle. VJ1I 40.
Ityu. N, !, hi.
Hurley: C1 1, 1,1.
Timothy Bi eil: 3.r.i J4.CO.
t'lover Heed. $17. (!( $5.0U.
I.'.iril: $1 1.611.
Illhx: 1 .1 nil. i
llelllra: $1.1.13.
I'OltTI.A.M) I.IVKSI-OCK
I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. Muy 27 AP)
('utile und culveii: extremely
Klow: unking ulmriily hlxhcr prleen
for aleei'if and tthe utoek: reeelptH
mill. Ineluillnx 42 tlirouKh. .
HI. cm: (I Ili)-I3(i0 IIih.). Rood
$1 I. til He $12.75. Do. HC0-1 1 nil IIjh.).
rliaritea today, they expreimed theiKood $12.2Mi f 13.00. no. SOU und
lielr thai the rulillK did not expel I l), ini-lluill f I ll.lilxff f 1 t.&l); do
Hie relmol liul merely wvered re- eominoii s.uo 'ii lii.oo.
lulloriM uflor Junuury , 10.10, They
Inilleiiled that relullonu uilKht he
retiuiiuid. .v.:.. . .- '! . , r
lleirera: (KfiO IIih. down), eood
$ll.rilli $11.26. Do .common $8.r0
l $1(1.60.
alo.ooo HHK liOSS '- ' ':.Jr--'.' ." . Co: mind $'.i.!ioi $io.Tiii: do
1'Oin'I.ANiJ, Muy 27 AP) ! CIIICACO, Mliy 27 (AT) rolllllion to lnodllim $7.764 $.D.
Low eHtlmuled ut $40,000 reaultud I Major U lirlriltli, roniiulaalonisr of io low cutter (tt.UWti $7.75.
Iiuit nlaht In the I'ortlund Hpruca ' uthlellca In the weainrn eonrerenee, ! KiiIIh: lyearliiiRa excluded.) Kood
company lumlivr tnlU hero whon toduy unnouneed the expuialun of ; heer $H.&iif?i $o.Bi; do cutter to nie-
Iiin anept inrouKii, tno . plant, ! the I'nlvvralty of lowu would not dium $7.t x.60.
( alvea: (ooo ihi. down), medium
The decision lvll! enulile lonil.'lo cliolee $I0.(I0', $!2.r.0; do cull
which im ousted hy the confuruncV lo eommoii $7.o(ii $10.00.
fueiilly ciiiiinilllee on a chui'Kc of! Venlrra: mlllt red. Bond to choice
milwIdlnliiB im nlhletoK, to CDinplelii $ 1 8. fio ti $ I l.fiO; do medium $12. no
ItH alx mine fjMiedule In foolhall . '$! 3.fi0; cull to common $x.Go (i
next rilll UlialliHl Ills Ten rlvala, ItH $12.00. .
opiionenia me Ohio Htute. Illlliols.j IIokh: fairly nelivo ut I & to 26
WiifconKiu, MlnncHolii, J'urdue und cenla lower; rccclpta 2730.
.Mlohiaiin. . I Houvy weiirht (200. 2lill Ilia.), mu-
Mlijor Orirritll aald III! thene dllllll lo oholce $ 111.26 i $ 1 1.65
wrockliiir inuchlneiy und dumuitlnif ( ,L. erreellvo until Jun. I, II130.
to huvc aturtud in the- holler room.
KirchoutH and ull aviitlulile eiiulp
luent buttled the riuim-H which lmd
KuJnuil .coinddorubiii lieudnay hu
fore tlie alurm wiim aounded. . '
Little plfm who ko to ' market
theae duya mo on rnhhrr tlrea. One
fourth of the Kvctftock delivered ut
Omuhu laat your wua trucked in
! ALUMINUM WASHER jQz
I FSiOMINUM
I N0TIL.?' I
W.t!IOlilIWVi7 I f.O
us umal In III
III MIIIK- I
BUlnea would In! reeoKlllKed hy the. ,Kht welKht; (1(10-200 Ilia.), me'
conference und lliut ahuuld Inwu
will It would he rccoKlllxcd ua 'jn
Ten chamiiion.'
111 "iTi:iti''AT
c i it 111 to choice $1 1.60$! I.S6.
I.luhl IlKht: ( 130-100 IIih.), me-
dlllln to choice $10.76(11 $1 1. 05.
Hundred Issues
Reach Low Mark
For Year Today
NKW YOltK. May 27 (Al)
Htuok prlcett ware sent Hklddini? in
violent faHbion for the n'cond timo
In Icha than u week today, more
than 100 imiuos reaching ntw low
lveU for the year, uiidneorrn Ion
Inff 3 to $-Ti a all are. It wan n
Hteady Htream of mllintf that ham
mercl down prleea, bouever, lath
er lhau any panicky throwing over-,
board of JttockM. ; ;f ;
A break In wheat futurea below
$1 a buahel to the IuwchI love I In K
yearn, coupled with the uncerUun
ly reKardlnv credit , condition,
bruuRht u flood of uellliiff ordern.
Kcori'M of atockH. IneludliiK en
eial MotoiM, Montffomety Ward,
Canada I'aeiric, N"orth'rn I'aclfic
and the Ht
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for Ihla columa i
Id by t a. m.
J.G.PENNEYC:
J'l.AXTS AT MUS.
.NOIUtlS'
5-27-tf
T1IKY IJAVK IT
JuhI the Hiiitablu tiiins for the
graduate- will be found al JClulianl
Hon'ti Art und tOift Khop. 5-r-i'l.
I will not be n-H pon. sib k for any
debtB cnntraeterl by my wife, .Mrs.
Krvd MultlHJ, Jr., after May S5.
, Kred Matthe
6-25-4 tp
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A si i;i:sTi. v(m n wiiiij:
Whirii doing ott your bn-ukfawt
wt It In nice to have JuhI the. rirflit j
dollcuto Hl:aIe, or color in the bent,
Krade of nuinel. Also Homo pretty!
transfer deniKn will udd to the ut-1
tructUvneitH of the twt when fin-;
iNhcd. iluve KichnrdHon "Tho Art
Man" mix your enamel for you
and help you to buhut the rlk'ht
J'aul iHKuea dropin.-! to i kind of u TiaiiKftu for your'furnl-
new low levels for the yeur.
PLANE ENDS
FLIGHT WITH
NEW RECORD
' (Continued from Face Nine)
Mure. Kine enamelH and tninnfcrs
(at ltlchardauu'ti Art and Gift chop.
! " 0-24-21
1 nenistltcliiUK. neui). butinu- '
; Uolert, etc Norton Kiddle Kliop.
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NOTICi; tV Tit! KTi:i"H SAKK
I in i'i:itso.Aia riui'i:in v
i NOTICE IS llKHKHY XUVKN"1
That tin; mid -iHiKncd Trustee in,
nankruptcy of the llankrupt Kh-ttilc
of Mabi'l (). Conlcy, liankrupt, wili'i
Hell on rented' ItldH,! cn and ufter
the 2nd day of June, t!H'H, the1
petnonal property of siiiil Llankrupt,;
fonnLstlnw of a Mock of murchan-!
diho and fixturea In tho storeroom i
trnald Bankrupt in tlin I.ilcli Ilhlj?.. '
Knternrim. Wallowa, rountv. Ore- I
Hobblu (rOII( H,ti, Hj(e to lie subject to the'
appioval and t-oiiNrmutlon of the
lor to awell unit aplit.
lroM'llor VI brat ch
', Hbortly after iioon yesterday tliu
pllotK dropped u note saylnff the
luupfllor wan vlbrutlnK budly and
that they would liuvo to dettcend
Boon. They kept tlie plane in the
air, however, until a moment after
4:05 p. in., they derided that the
rink of the propellor fly inff to
plt-cea and perhapn caUNinff them
to ciash waa too Rrcat.
made a perfect landing.'
i no piane nao acurceiy loueneu -Cf(;ri,0 In IJuiikruitcy.
the Kround before the enthunliuitic ini.Mibm ,f tiw. invf.r.ir.v nmi
crowd, HlouKhlntf tHrouBh mud, wan ApprMlr(onH,nt may be made at the
ma nnnt St. La Grand, vregov
Are You Tired of Your Hats?
Here Are New ,
Felt Hats
In Clever Shapes for Only
98c
trli vour new frock
or one to brighten up an old one, there are a number
of smart shapes, with brims and without, that are
just right to wear now. Close-fitting, fashioned ot
soft, smooth felt and trimmed with touches of straw
braid. Be sure to avail yourself of this unexpected
opportunity to buy one, of several, smart and very
practical hats.
- Black, Tan and Colors
upon It. A fence, a cordon of po
lice and a pcclal guard mound
tho plane wilted before the rush.
The special puard was crushed
buck tiKuinat tho futieluKe and the
committee of '10 which was to
grct the filers had to take lt turn
with the other spectators. Home
iifMN bianco of order finally wa ob
tained and Mm. itobblna und Mrs.
Kelly, n bride of a few weeks, wern
office of tlie umbrHiitned at Knter
prUe, Oregon, or ut tho office of
i-lon. II. K. I)lxon, Hefereo in
ltunkruptcy, Foley Hldg., Sm
Grande, Oregon.
JlAHItlS A. HOMIVKU Trustee
In Hankriiptcy of the Mankmpt Ins
tate of Mabel O. Con ley. 5-22-10 t.
I ii iixl tn th.i nt.iiw. r.v.i.. .1,.. .,.,...1
INieklnK howh, rouKht und amooth - . ' .
, mo-
HAN l-'ltANCIHCtJ, May 27 (A J) , dlmii to choice $ 10.00ft $1 1 .25.
Utitterfut -f. o. b. r'un KranclHco. l-Vi-der und Htorker pl (70-13H
51 twits,' . .' ' j Mm.), medium to choice flu. 50 r
' .... .., ., ! $11.50 (soft or oily hoK and roast-
- , - liitx pl excluded In above quota -
Curtains of wblt laee and other tioim).
tliin material will wear much Ionic-; Hheep und lumbal dull: receipt h
or if washed In soft waler in wmen aB. t :.
CasttW) soap li;u' been dissolved. A- Lambs (hi llm. down), wood to
little iimniOnU Jiiuy b Uilu4'4J if the choice 1 J.((t( j(.7fi! do 3 lbs.
water ia hard. ,
I down), iiH'dlum $ I l.oow na.uo: do
(all weights), cull to common $8.50
It jliM
join- pocket km
lanly cIm''.
ThciX'S nu iim imylnu;
in jit for a va-hlnn urn
' ehUio II. an vmt Itnvi to. : '
Thnf.H si nmny
tliouuhtful noiiHii iiNlH.v
Hie iinikinu (be M'l.lll
tt l l .V Hulr i-lHifa-c.
The mm:i:i Qi:r.N f-
fcii all tin diiux- of
inodciii beauly, iliimbtlity.
unit Mnbhiit f fU-UiM y
fouuil In the biub-4 irfc--I'd
VtHM-rH ...!
clear sat lug of nmttr Iban
M.VI.
Why fm inrf?
washer will ik tt)th:ut
that mi) uulu r mtt tki. It
ciirrtcM Hm iim- Mantartl
uu. ii anti-i' a I Ik iixtrl
pik'iHl niat'liliH-K.
( iniie In loiiMMtm uttil
let (m lunv )hi lam hum-Ii
real wnxJilug tiUM-bliic
ulue )ou (till hu) fur
$110
It II Y I'OR T KS8
SELL FOR U KSS
Lcnif Wearing Work
Clothing
Khaki Pants
, I hie I willed khaki Willi
98 " f il32
Uieccnes
III rrty and Ian vltiNnnlH
$2.95 $3.45
Work Shirts
Mciih blue anil ificy cluim
buy.H, i mi de with J pockets,
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Bib Overalls
lliixli r low back, white
I mck, blue di'tilm
$1.25
NEWVaRKbTD
Destroyers of Hlcrh Price
(II $11.00.
YearliiiK wolhcia ti in Ilia, down)
medium to choice $K.oo i $ I o.oo.
i:wea:'(l2 ollw. down), medium
lo choleu H.ixi $10.00.
' Kwca: (120 IIih. down), niedliiiu
In choice $6.UIID $0.60; do (120-160
Mat.), medium In choice $4.0oifi $6..
60: do (nil wcIkIUh), cull to com
mon $1.0n '(i $4.oo.
SENIORS
AT SERVICES
LAST NIGHT
(Contlnuod from Pax 1)
IK. . llohnenkamp
Company
SURPRISE
FOR YOU!
Wete by
tmallly
the high
Photo Finishing
Mae Stearns
Try It!
film In-is
lblnir your next
and be roitvlucrd.
L & L Drug Co.
want to get to the top, he said,
adding that strength Is the solu
tion and guve three sources of
atreiiKth: the urge of a conscious
ness of a worthwhile job, tho con
sciousness of an unselfish end In
life, uud a consciousness that one
Is In line with the wll of Clod.
llu told of a prayer that tho
peasantry In llrlttuny say when
they go fishing; "Oh, Clod, Thy sea
Is so great und our bouts uru so
small, take cure of us."
In conclusion he told the seniors
that they are entering a cullcuglug
age but that tho omens arc propi
tious. "We bid you to go up and
posses the land, . , bo strong und
f of good courage."
i CoiitiiHMH-cmcnt rrogram
The program lor the commence
i inent exercises Wednesday night at
- o'clock was Oxmiptcted today ami
; is as follows:
j March Harbam lllntl
I Invocatbiu Itev. J. George WaU
j Pastor l'h-st l'resliyteriaii church
j Vielln duet "Serenade" ; I.ttt
Jennie Nlelson. Kri'le Ulauehard
i I 'ouble tiuurtette. "Loudly 1'ro-
clalm Jones
It ut li iMirtand, Virgin hi War
nick. Hop rami
Itorls Cade, Hester 0ikiuH, Altos
Henry Culp, Virgil KocheiiMtarger,
Tenors
Noruiau Sting, ch-land Wullslns
er, Itasses
Add ii'Kjts, "1 dea Is"
Hurt Hi own Harker
Vice 1'iesldent t'nlvt i-slty of
tret5ton
Chino duet
"t ivorture l.UMtsper'..KeIer-ltetn
'Qni Vive" Ciaiix
Uarbaru lllatt. I.ewauna thiilmm
I'retu-ututhm of dlptomas
- It. S. Kaklu
I Chairman Hoard of Kducatlon
I QUITTING BUSINESS SALE 1
lln' .silk .V WihiI Nncalers
ItiDoil Silk t liliiu Sails ,
lres lle, , .
t litldrrii'a llim IIm
. XI. Ill
. m.lll
V He
.... AV
WORLD'S ECONOMY STOKE
M. 8. Alert, I'roik I30 Adauw Ave
, XhB Moro With Mirror In Center of KiitrMiicit
lU'iicdlctioii
I'residvnt
(leo, I .y umn
t'nion Mtakr
Tollco und volunteers . fought the I
crowd back inch by liich as tho ,
plane was brought up to the ItneJ
The Jam In front of It was so tight,
that many daintily shod women
lost their shoes, and went homo
wtth their hose and dresses cov-,
ered Villi mud. ., j
The filers bad very little to say.
They wero slightly deaf and con
tented themselves for th nrost part
with grinning hupplly ut the newg
reel cameras and tho crowd.
Liberty School
Closes For The
Summer Period
club delightfully entertained the
members of tho Get-together club
of lidd Canyon Wednesday uftcr
noon ut Illue Mt. Grunge hull.
About 60 persons wero out und an
especially pleasing und entertain
ing program was given, with Mrs.
H. A. Mastcrton and Mrs. Charles
Spencer In charge. Miss Kim Ira
. Uodson, of Union, guve two piano
j numbers which were well received.
The. principal feuturo of the pro
' gram wua a Htylo show In which
the styles und modes of dress of
t 0 yearn ugo wero depicted. In tho
show, Mrs. H. Oreggs acted the part
of clerk, Mrs. Charles Tual, the
bride-elect, und Mrs. Thomas Ma
comb. Mrs. George Hughes, Mrs,
for the occasion.
After being confined to her homo
for several days because or illness
Mrs. IE. A. Mastcrton Is ublc to ba
out among her friends uguln. '
Mrs. Hert Grout left Sunday
morning for Heppner to be with
her sister. Mrs. A. K. Hyde, who is
111. Mrs. Grout Intends to be gone
a week or ten days,
W. U. Gekeler left the first of
last- week for Morrow county on
In geography.
f Mrs. A. K. Huff, who Iiuh been
visiting with her daughter, Mn.
Charles Spencer, and family, fur
tlie last three weeks, returned to
La Grande Wednesduy evening.
Phyllis Johnson. . 8-year-old
daughter of A. S. Johnson, of Lot
Angeles, Cul., is visiting at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. C It. Gekeler. Ml
Phyllis returned home . with her
official grango work. On May S5juUt, - Mrs. Sylvia Foster, of U
he returned to Haker county to ut-j Grande, who recently- spent (wo
tend Pomunu on that dute. weeks In Los Angeles with her
Mrs. t. O. HiuuU and two sons, I brother. Mr. Johnson. - Mrs. Gek-
Dee und Lynn, plan to leave ubout cler gave a dinner party Friday
June 10 for Monmouth to be pres
ent for the graduation of thier
tip Catherine crek for an all day
I picnic, which wus very enjoyable
'.MISS It VM.IMt' COKCI l 1KWX j despite unfavorable weather con-
MINNEAPOLIS, May 27 (Al') dltions. Games, fishing and vlsit
Tho monoplane "Miss Hanger," nK wero tho divei-slons. After
piloted by Gene Shank und Owen lunch was served, Mrs. Hert Grout.
Haugland, was forced down sud- president of the parent-teacher a
denly nftnr 1 o'clock toduy due to soclatlon. called u business meet
luck of gasoline. jng und officers for next year wero
The filers who took oft' at Wich-! elected. Mrs. Orout was reelected
nil, nil., Nuiurduy morning had been' president. Thomua Macomb
Hy Mrs, Charles Spencer .
(Jbserver Correspondent )
GltANGK HALL (Special)
Thursday was the last day of the
school year for l.lhetry school. Mrs.
JneK Jenkins, teacher, sponsored a
picnic l''rl(ay when slie and tho . Henry Counscll won first place and
pupils and their parents motored
Hert Grout. Mrs. Claude Wlllcock, I daughter una sisier, aiiss uoromy
Mrs. Ira Kennedy and Mrs. J. 10. : Smutz. Commencement takes pluce
Anson acted as models. Mrs. Heece! June 1. Miss Smutz has secured
McAlister was at tho piano. After position on tho teaching staff of
tho program Miss Minnie Holman tht! -Island Vity school for next
conducted u contest In which Mrs. ycr. . r .
JTieiiua Mtrain, or ia urunuc,
Mrs. Kred Hruden received the sec- was " visitor ut Liberty Sunduy
ond prlae. At the close of the af scnooi Munuay.
ternoon a lovely two course lunch-! Word has been received that
con was served. Members of the Lee Spencer und Utchurd Young,
serving committee wero Miss Hoi- of Liberty school, who wrote on tho
man, Mrs. Grout, Mrs. Tau), Mrs. state eighth grade examinations.
McAlister, Mrs. Macomb and Mrs. passed. Itobcrt Spencer passed tho
Hughes. The serving committee sixth grade examination in hygiene
appropriately decorated the hull and Lester Jioblnson tho seventh
evening In honor of Miss Pli villa
eighth birthday anniversary, Thoae
present besides Mr. and Mrs. Gek
eler and tho honor guest : were
Mrs. Foster and son, Wayne,
Scond Nature ;
In the ii ir slightly moro than 6
hours when they wero forced to
descend.
OH cloth, linoleum and other
floor cloths may be kept new . uud
bright by washing with equal quan
tities of milk and water.
was
chosen vice president and Krnest
He Long,' secretury-treusurer. Mrs.
Jenkins, who has taught the school
for the last two years, has been
very successful In her work und ull
patrons are well pleased. Sho will
teach the school again next year.
Members of the Countrywoman's
1 1
C3C3eeot9MMM9ttttmfCtttt9t9t9eCt
I'UIMH) Fit! IT
HAN KltANCIHCO, May 27 (AIM
( l-Vderal-siate Mrk Newa Ser
vice): AiMitca: t'ttlltornla nrwtmvn
pippin, fancy coltl Hlnrtiite 4 tier
$I.M'-S: 3S tl-r $I.M6-$2.25: 4 i
tier $ I Jo Ii $1.(0.
WuMhliiKtou wlneiwtw, xf $3.S-!,
rauey $2.?i-.1. Itniue tieautya. larire
foip'y $.'?-2V entail to tneilluni $1.-7.S-3.
hiiihII $I.T5.
Ilreiinn: newtowna. xf $2.7K1
$t.2.N. tfnuey ' $l.i&'1. ArkntiMa
l.lucka, f $:.4"1J $: On, fancy
i.liS.ti,Si....-:- '"--.
98c Sale
- RAYON-SILK
'a jamas liloomcrs Step-ins
French I'anties Shorties .
All triple stitched and guaranteed to wash
' and wear.
TAKK YOUR CHOICE AT OSt?
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
rnmimiuilsn fur iinlltltnl ronsnin.
thinks I lie nhserver III tho Ameri
can .Miij.-ay.lup, Is second nature lo
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Memories of the-;old ruah in tlie
Muck Hills are to be preserved in
a inuHeiini Riven Dcudwoud, H. U,
by W. Ii. AUuniu, pioneer merchant.
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Anno un cing
Buchanan-Munhall Motor Co.
l " ' : Jefferson St. Across From U. P. Depot . 1
; ; La Grande, Ore. - ;
dealer for
e Sot Six
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CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT
Cl.
Jing ease,
hryjler iVlotori
ore invileJ to .
FIRST SHOWING
TODAY
In the itwatu of ita at y 1
luxury of its roominc.fl and riJi
in tlie thorough fincneis of its quality,
in ita superb power and performance
the new De Soto Six presents the
IkinJ and degree of value which the
public expects and
tr Yo
receives
product.
lee this remarkable
new tit and confirm for yourself our
belief that nothing approaching the new
De Soto Six in appearance, perform,
ance and value has ever before ap
pcared in the field of low-priced sixes.
DE SOTO MOTOR CORPORATION, DETROIT. MICHIGAN
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