La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1929, Image 6

Pago Six
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, June ft, 1!)29
NEW!
Cheney Ties
New Brocaded
Pastels.
S1.00
l4Uniucwt- one.
Men's Wear.
1,1 MUCK KKI'OIIT
ni:w yoiiK. June s (Ai') j
New business leporl ril If) Hie Nu-J
lifiii.'il l.uinher .!;iniit;ietinerH ii:mi- :
rlallnn Inr II:'' week enileil .lime 1 !
hy nilll.s iiutkinK soli wornl lumber .
wan Mix in.'l' rent imm: thlill Ihe'
mill.';' proilitetion. HIilpinentM ivcrr
"ill pi r cent ulinve prnililfl !'n. I
lljtiihvooil mil!;; ivporlnil eniient !
oI'iIijih at lour pit cent uniler pro
ilucllnu ami Hlilpllu'lils 'l pel' (-'i ll! ;
KI'I'iltlT. I
E 15 U Y I'OIt T ESS
E SELL FOR jLl ESS
Men's and
Young Men's .
Suits
l'ti.shion's luteal dictii
llon lire tlioso woll-Utiliii-ed
suit;!. Idi'iil for Im.si
lic'ss or Htictit weiir
$14.9.
The low prices need
only to lie seen to be ap
preciate.'!. Destroyers of Hlirh Trices
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
o WASH DRESSES
SPECIAL TODAY Ajre to to 11
o 5!) 79? 98?
SUN SUITS AND SWIMMING SUITS
-19- to $2.M
Norton's Kiddy Shop i
licit cr Merchandise --- Lower IVites g
O
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DOROTHY GRAY
,0
The L & L.
i'.mii.iiiM.ii
III Y AMI s
QUITTING BUSINESS SALE
T t,-,'u I ' ill..,, l .,(.. II I 'In ili t.l v..
Men's l uitiu Made Hand Tnihucil Suit-.
an, I i tii-tiui
Men Shoe- ami Oxluid
Women's Novell) I oniueitr . .
lloV and (.irl-.' I iiutucar .
WORLD'S ECONOMY STORE
M. K. Allien, I'liip, lllilli Ailtt n,r A
'ttin Slnre W'litt Mlrrnr In ( enter nf Minn
Closing Heavy
In Wall Street;
Day Irregular
NEW YOl! , Juno X f A I ' )
Tin- slock market again failed to
i develop a Jcfi n H trend today,
i price movements being extremely
Irregular, There wuh little public I
I interest in tin; proceedings, and J
1 1 1 aclh ifics of professional op-
eialors were confined chiefly to a
i readjustment of Hpe-culutivc ue-
count::. I
i A brief finny of buying develop-
fd In the oil shares In anticipation
i of constructive developments at. j
tli ( 'olorado Springs conservatl vo
'(inference iicxi week, (hie Mode i
; of jn.nnn Khari'M of Atlantic Kefin-j
Ung clian'.'i'd hatidH at 70 followed
: liy a further advance to 70 Th. or
i within a point of the year's high.
Pan-American II., Lugo ami Indian
refining Hold I to 2 pointH nbovm
; yesterday's liual quotations. !
j Weakness also developed In hcv-
I t-t a I of the Hint oi- and ticcc snory
slocks. Hayes body breaking 4 '
pointH, Packard 3 ami several
others yielding a point or morn,
(idiom I Electric. Kadio and Am
erican Tobacco It., also yielded
readily to selling pressure.
The closing van heavy. Total
sales a ppruxlmatcd 1 , 1 0 0,000
shares.
I'oicrr.AMi Ml i;sto('K
I 'I i It'll. A Mi, dr.'.,
- lElivlptri )i'i;;.i
illri'il.
Totals for "-U, :
calllc 222:.; calved 1:
nhi i'li 4 :!.
.limit S (AP)
.sl,,, , 25 all
ppi oxlrni'.l
5; ho,'.s 4(125;
I . Cattle compared wllh ao:
all clannf;i fully .sdady to HtrohK1
- with (ripoi.H in cmjwh and h'-lfciH li5
j cdilK or morr hiKli'-i'. Hulk liU'li
nifiliiini In fr"fd nuVrs $11.75 i
t 1 2.r.ii. Others mohlly $ Hi. fin ft
I 1..10. (ff ;fiade down to U and
la-low. Htrielly noocl lieifiTH In lnji)
Inhi ali4-nt. "!, m;hI up to $11.
fiti. (Jodd rows In load.s $ I It to
(Hi.r.n. Hulk di-.slraMe hulls $S.ro,
lo I'Ulii lilii vnleiH $in to
$14. Slrletly clifilcc ipiolaldc lip to
$M.rn. calvcM Jl.r.u down. Jleav
tcH and thins ili-Vn to $7.50,
Hntffi eumpared with wet-It no:
niOHtly IT. lo t'H renin hiKliei-. Hulk
I lljihl hiileln-rs. InehidliiK drive-liiH, I
$1J. .Scattering lots Monday
in. fiviT and un.lei- weight $ll.S.r.
down. Kxtt eino h-avler do n to
$ i 'I. Parking kuwh jN.l'f. to 'J.
.M'istly S.rM to $,S.7.'., )
Hliecp ami laitiliH uoally Hh-udy
With Week RKO exet-pt rholeo
HlniiKliler vwvh, wliiefi are 50 centfl
lower. Mull; di siialile luinhn t :t
to $i:i.5. (iff cra.leH down lo $in'
ami iindfr. ItulU yearlings JX.f.O
lo Slrletly clioire (piolcd up to i
Jin. Slrletly choice cw.-.h iiiotfd'
up to $ ahseiit. Hulk mediimi to'
cood $r. Off K'iidcH $1 to $2 and
below.
SAN KltA.V'1.1
I'.ulU t TuL I, o.
50 celilt!.
'((, June S (AH)
b, San Krunchico,
!;:a;r';.:sii'.i;iiHiifjiii!i:;K
is st-mliiiy us a spctiil rcprcM-nta- '
live from the Doioil.)' Ciuy wlou ill
New Voik.
From,! unv .' lo I lilt
Miss Cent ra Mabrtj
will licit ourToilctOiiiHls lie u (iiu nt.
SIr- is r,ijcr tt lit Ip you wiih .my of
your imlivitliul ln.iuiy prolikins ami
lus niiiny iinpoii.uu things to tell you
r ''.inliiu; s.uu', dli uual f.ui.il c.ttt. Do
tunic in lor a pcisoiul coiiMilt.ition;
llitrc is no chaise.
DniK Co.
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I : AT I III;
Sli l'i ami sis os
N- Mi and si:t ill
2'.i iiutl .s:t.Ttl
.'it :til nod NJ.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO (ilfAIN
Wlient Oput II lull Ixnv (lose
.(Illy IOH)4Xi 1. 10 J.0HJ4' 1.09
svpi iil'7iio!4 I.MJ4 1.12 i.i:t54y,
iw iny.fgiiH i.iok i-n
I'OIITI.ANI) WHIOAT
I'OUTI.ANI), Oif.. Junn 8 (AI')
Wheal: HI?' Bend ljluenteiii, hard
wlilto l.2r.
Hon. while l.00',i.
Wentein while I.O(il4.
Jluril wlntiT WMt'k.
Northern HpihiK IG'!4.
Wemetn nil l.aa ij.
OalH No. 2-3S lb. whlli; :14.0.
Toilay'a car rocclplH: wheal F18.
harh-y 11, flour 11, corn 3, oats I,
hay 1
CllldAliO CASH
ClircAdO, Juno S (Al') Will
no ' HaloM.
Corn No. 1 mlxfil !l'4: No.
yllow U2 (4 .
OalM No. 3 while 45'afH. I
4 while ilfa U.
Itye: no aalea.
llarley: 50 i 00.
Vliuothy Hfeil: $.'l.lir,rii $4.70.
Clov.-r eel: 1 7.00 Hi $25.00.
ciiicai.o i,ivi;stk k
('IIICAfifJ, Juno 8 (AH) -(ir.
K. Di-partinent of Agriculture)
jllnj?H: receipts 7,(hmj, IiirIikIIiiic f'.-
son direct; steady to 10 cents low
! or, mostly steady, top $11. IT. paid
for around 200 pound weiKhtH;
bulk of better utifh, ln to L'70 lbs.
weight $in.75 Tf$Il.ir(; shlppfis
took f00; cstiniateil holdover 2,-
(hmi; butchers iiiedlum to choice
J LT0-:)00 lbs., $l').40rt $1J.00; :oo-
ar.ti lbs. $io.iof(i ?i i.ir.
I ('utile rt'cclptH ZiUi; calves 2o0;
comparcl with week ntfo: slrlrlly
Kood and choice, le stoeiH and
yearliiiKH Htronj; to llfc. hlRher;
'steers and lonff yearlinKs up most:
veab-rs $ I .no fit $ 1. fit) higher: shlpp
'('r demand for sleers and ycurllns
I continued broad; huylnjr Kusi
t ern account having been a major
; t .nido Intense for last two weeks;
, extreme top fed steers $ I ii.2r:
I new hltfh for season; host lon
yearlitiKH $ 1 5.20,
Sheep receipts 4,000; todny's
supply all direct; for week ton
douliles from feeillnK stations, 1D
ooo direct: ll'ht supply of lambs
prompted higher prices; slow dress
yearlliiK tiinle prevented recovery;
compared with clone of last week
lamb 'ibfuUtoc. hlKhcr: ycarllnjr
HtroiiKi iitt -weH weak to 25e low
er; for week, ptrcticnl top fat
lambs $Hi.;r, yciirlhiKM -J12.50, fat
ewes $7.00 bulk prices for week:
unlive lambs $Mi.O0( $Ki.50:
weslerns $ I (i.25 fit 1(1.50 ; yearllnKH
$11. 75-! $lii. 25; rat ewes $f.oo w
$i75.
Few Changes In
General Market
H' ilt'l'LANO, Ore., June 8 (AH)
Tho general market alouj? pro
tiiiei row showed Utile chanKe to
day. Kms and poultry were steady at
Friday's quotations, with the un
deiIotii",sllll easier In poultry. The
strawberry market was still In (ho
doldrums. Many raln-dumaKcri
berrleH are romini? In and were be-
In, nob) cheap. The best berries '
ino iKbt $2.25. Off quality fruit t
raiiKed as low as $1.!
I'OIM'liAMl I'lIODt ( I
I'OliTLANO, Ore.. June 8
- -1 in tier: steady line handed,
(Al')
CK'KM,
milk, steady unchatiKet).
j Hon It i y: easier lone. ( buyim;
l prices) alive, heavy hells over 4
lbs., eeul; medium hens :t-j-4'-,
lbs.. 'iic: li.Tht, under 3 Vj lbs.,
jar,, (,.; hrolb t ' ! i.fc lbs., 22i2:ic
ctdoretl broilers, 2 In lbs., 25 di
27 cen Is; sprimf pekln ducks 4
lbs ami over, IIS 1l I! 5 cell Is; old
peklmr ducks 22 fit 25r,
OuiouH, o1aties, wool, nuts, hay,
casi a ru tark. hops; steady un-
t liailK'ed.
"Give Mc a Lever Long1 Enough and a Prop
Wheat Firm And
Higher At Close
CHICAGO, June 8 ( A With
offerl ns scarce, fresh upturns In
wheat prices went hand In hand
early today with dry weather com
plaints both from Canada and Ar
gditlnu. The fact that I,lverpool
wheat tiiiotiitlons were relatively I
tirm operated also to help lift val-
ues here. Opening unchanKcd to
cents hlK-her, the Chicago wheat
market, later scored a decided Kon- :
oral advance. Corn, oats, and pro
visions developed strenfith like I
v.dso, with corn starting unchanif
cd to centd up and siibseriueutly
sliowiiiK a pronounced rise all
around. v
Wheat closed firm, c to 1 c
net higher, corn 1 c to ad
vanced, and provisions unchanged
to a rise of 1 cents.
l.lVIIUI'OOli WMKAI
LIVKKI'OOI, Juno 8 (AH)
Wheat futures closed July 7s 11
IJ per 100 pounds; $1.10.
October 8s 2 -Xd; $1.1 j.
!ccciuber 8s 4 (I; $1.22
liltAMU1; WIIO.MiSALE
AlAitKKTS
SprlnffB 18ai26c lb.
Heavy hens 16c lb
I.lKht hens 14c lb
Stays So lb.
l-'lour.
Hard Federation (hard
Hoft wheat $7.40 hbl
-$7.60 bbl.
la ;itANnic inn ail makkets
Inlry.
Iluttur, creamery 60c; 2 lbs,
urtc
KffKS 2 8c.
ChecHu 40c lb.
Honey Comb, 25o lb.
Potatoes $1.25 cwt.
Artichoke 2uc.
Parsley fc bunch.
CalibaUf Oc lb.
Cauliflower 15c lb,
Crapefruit, Florida 2 for 2&c
Lettuce- It beads 2fC. '
Wax onions 5c lb.
Yellow onions fit- lb.
Carrots 0c bunch; 11 for 25c.
Heels - 2 lbs. for I fiu.
Turnips 10c a isiuch.
Celery 15c und 25c.
fJreen peppers 40c lb.
(Irewi Onions fc.
Hadish 5c itunch.
(iieen Peas 2 lbs. 25c,
Oeen lleans 25c.
lthubarb 0 lbs. 25c.
Fruits
lift lit nan itic ib.
itoyal Anne cht-nieH 2 lbs, 2 5c.
Lemons 4(ic do,,
OraiiKOS II 5c fir LOO do
SI ra wherries 2 for 25c.
Cantaloupes 3 for &0c.
Sugar
Cano uuKnr $U.0O,
l-'luur
Soft whont $8.40 bhl.
Hard federation $8.40 bbl
Poultry
Hens :ur,r'A2c lb.
Springs---45c lb.
Meats niul Fish
Heef iioll 20fu 22c lb.
Chops and steaks 4 nc to 45c lb.
Fresh salmon ;i5c lb.
Halibut 30c Ib.
ItnhhllH 2Kc it,
Cod 260 lb. . !
Gasollno
regular, retail.
Gasoline.
-'fic Kal.
Science Triumphant v
In those days titi.vbndy who
si'oil's the pHtterltiKs of the re
search worker thereby proclaims
his own blind Ignorance. Worn
iin's Home Companion.
Can Move the World!'
800 HEAD OF
LIVESTOCK
UNION
IN
SHOW
(Continued irom rago Onel
stltution. It Is pointed out that It
was Kood sport, here were many
parlcipants. all local men and
women, boys and ulvht, and the
$300 prize money stayed riht at
home.
Judging was not completed until
lato last evening and records of
only championships aro available
I at present. The list is quite Il
luminating and is Riven In the dif
ferent classes.
.
K. K.
.M'rsey Catclu
Senior champion bull,
Hunter. Wallowa.
Junior championship bull
lii'os.. Cove.
Hell
Grand championship, K. K. Uun -
ter, Wallowa,
female, Ger-
female, Ger-
Senior champion
trude Hell, Cove.
Junior champion
trude Hell, Cove.
Holstoins
Senior championslili
bull
Andy
DeLonrr. Haines.
Junior champfonshii
bull, Dr. '
W. I . Phy, Hot Lake.
Grand championship bull
DeLonK, Haines.
Andy '
Senior championship female
Dr.
W. T. Phy.
Junior championship female, Dr.
Phy.
Grand championship female, Dr.
Phy.
GiicriiM'ys
Senior championship bull,
Feik. Mi. Glen.
Junior Championship bull,
J. K. Collins, Cove.
Grand championship bull,
1''- P. j
i
Mrs.1
Mrs. I
Collins.
Senior championship fumale, C.
N. ORllvIe, Cove.
Junior chain piomdiip ( female,
Kdward OkIIvIo. Cove.
Grand championship female, C.
N. OKilvJe.
Ayrshire
Senior championship female, K.
Kooch, K;)turprise.
Junior championship female, K.
Koocii.
CI i and cliampionsliip female,
Kooch.
Grand chaminonship female,
Koocii.
Ilrown Swiss
Senior championship female,
C. Coble, HaiiK-s.
K. :
K.
C.
.MilUhi;,1 Sboi'ihoiiis
J unlor championship fenuile
L. Cadwetl, L'nion.
C. i
Ilcer Cattle, Shorthorns
Senior champion.ihip bull, l-'rank
Itlckcr, l'nion,
J utiior championHiiip, Charles
Phillips. Wallowa.
Grand c h a in p I o n .'j.hip bull
Charles Philllpa.
Junior championship female,
Hernlee Slack. Sumnierville.
Senior championship female,
Julius Fisher. Lower Cove.
Gi and chain pionship leuiute,
Juliua Fisher. t
H(Mefords
Senior chanipioushlp bull, A.
Meihorn, Halfway
Junior championship bull, Her
bert Chandler, J taker.
Grand championship bull, j Icr-b-rt
Chandler, Haker.
Grand championship bull, Her
bert Chandler.
Senior championship
Herbert Chandler.
Junior championship
Herbert Chandler.
Grand championship
Herbert Chandler.
female,
female,
female
Horses
cnumpion Clydesdale, sir Harry
Lauder, McAllister 4c Blokland, Is-:
land City. I
Champion Mare. E. O. MeGold- j
rick, linbh r. (
Sheep ,
Champion
linbler.
Champion
Sw I tic,
Ham, Hobby Huron, !
Hobby Huron.
('ho
Whiles
Senior Champion Hoar,
10. K.
Hunter. Wallowa. i
Junior Champion Hoar, Clifford'
Strong Enough, and I
Conrad, Itubler.
Grand Clmmpion Boar, K. K.
JIunter.
Senior Champion Sow, E, K.
Junior chain pionuhin sow, K. I
Kooch.
Grand cliainpionshtp how, K.
Koocii.
JlamiisIiireH
Junior ciiampionsiiip 11 oar,
ilenry liUHHurd.
Giand championship hour, Le
land iludson, Joseph.
Granu championship bow, Henry
Puis-sard.'
Mis Kuth Comatock, of the Cove,
was awarded the Marvin .Daniel
(scholarship at the summer course
tor boys and girls' club members
j yesterday afternoon. This Is a
much coveted honor on part of the
club members all over the county
and competition is exceedingly
keen. Tho points taken into ac-
I count In choosimr tho winner nro
j JO on record book and report, 10
! on animal shown, It) points on
showmanship and 70 points on an
j essay. The scholarship Is given
, annually by Or. W. T. Phy in
j memory of Marvin Daniel, son of
t it. H. Daniel of Cove, who was a
i very prominent club member,
i Troy Becker, of lower Cove won
ia similar scholarship from the
! livestock show. this one belnc
awarded annually also.. Troy has
been active in club work for sev
eral years. These two young peo
ple, together with eight others
from this county will make up a
party starting tomorrow morning
early from La Grande for Corvallls,
! where they will have a delightful
; two weeks
i lege.
experience at the col-
Lloyd Mills won the Tony Smith
prize yeslerday for showmanship,
winning over a large class. Almon
Gei.ss won the silver trophy of
fered by tlie Union Commercial
i club the pointH entering Into tho
decision including the condition
! and filcH.H of animal shown, condi
i Hon of si nl I mid entry for three
j days showman ship while exhibit
ing tho animal, completeness and
neatness of record book,
j The boys and girls were, as usual
' very prominent this year at the
; show. In the nlno livestock clubs
' the county, there are tit mem-
ucn anu eacii individual was work
ing this year, and theifc total ex-
j mints numbered 100 head. Their
anfmals were well fitted for ex-
I hibitfon, an Item in which they
j had worked especially hard and
: bad had special instruction by L,
J. AUen during his recent visits.
I Haclng events were good yester-
uay aiternoon winners helm;:
Tree-foiiLth mile, Simula Express, j
first; J. K. Sundown, second. Mu- !
sou la Hoy. third. Time 1.17.
Unman Itace. Hoach, first, livers
second, Baze third. Time. .53.
I Three-elgh? mile (three-year olds
. not yet slarled). Bird's Spaulding.
' first. Morning Glory, second, Con
, ney, third. Time, .31,
Five-eights mile. Pawn Broker,
tlrst. Idaho Joe, second, Bed Wing,
third. Time l.Oti.
Gent's relay, Koach. rirst, Ited
! sell. M-cond. lia-ef third,
j Chariot Buoe, Byers, first,
I Hoach, second."
j NOTICE OF SALE
j Nolice is hereby given that under
am) by virtue of a foreclosure exe
cution, decree and order or sale is
, sued out of anil under the seal of
, the. Circuit Court of the State of
(Oregon for the County of Cnion,
: dated (h.- :jst day of May. to
me directed and di liven-d upon a
j judgment decree and order of sale
duly made and entered In said
Court on (he ;ilst day of May i:t2I.
in a suit therein pending when-ln
jthe Iteneflt Savings & Hoan asso-
4i en pmiiMuii, is piaintitr.
ami II eel or D. Mclnnis and fiirlte
V. MclnniN. husband ami wife, and
l-i Grand" Grocery Company,
a corporation. are defendants,
in which suit a judgment and de
cree was duly entered In favor of
the plnmllff ami atriilnst Lli on.
! f'-utlantH, Hector D. Mi-Inn.., and
i Gtrlle V. Mclnnis, husband and
wtte. in the sum of $1017.89. to
gether wilh Interest thereon at, the
late of lo per cent per annum
from nud alter the 2;h dav of
j ?r.".i! " ' iV'Vwnai.Vi nMoV-nov
cost of abstracting and search of
records, and plaintiff's costs am!
disbursements incurred in this suit
ami taxed and allowed at $20.50,
and in which decree It was flirt hoi
adjudged and decreed, that the
h. r. inafter described real property
be soli under execution in the
manner provided by law:
Tberetoie. by authoilty of said
execution, decree, am) order of sale,
ami fu obedience lo the commands
of sobl writ. I wilt, on Monday, the'i
1st day of July, 1929. at 2 o'clock j
mi me jii tei nuon, ai me iront ooor
of the courthouse In the City of La
Granfle. Cnlon County, Oregon, sell
al public auction to the highest
i.i. .. i,M. t.aM1 jn ,;in,t jtubjeet to
redemption, the following described
ieal property, and all of the title,
right, interest and c-qulty or the
said deleiidants In and to said des
cribed real property, on t he date
of the mortiijige foieclosed In said
suit, op fume acquired therein or
thereto, or that -th-y now have
t herein or thei i-to to-wit :
Commencing at a point 42 4
feet west of t he ikii thcast cor
ner of l,o( Seven (7) In Block
Eleven (II) of Grundy's Ad
di:ion to La Grande, l'nion
County, Oiei:oii, ncconlhig to i
Ihe recorded plat thereof; run
ning thence west 421-. feel;
j C ot e .-uuih f. , t iirmiu !
l ot:; Seven 7) ami Eight (St;
i t Meiiee i a st along the soul h
j Hue or said Lot Eight (SI a
j dtsi im e of 42 feet; thence
north I oa feet core or less to
the point "f beginning.
The pmeeeds of Ha hi sale to be
I applied to the payment of cost of
Mieh ;ile, the cost iiml disburse,
j n ten Is of i hi. suit, including $ 1 Jn.itft
I'e.iMMi-ihlt' attorney fees, and then
to tie la'unnt of Ihe judgment
liei einti'fiu e made therein atrntn:
U.e ihrendantf. Hector D. Mtln
mis and Gillie V. Mclnnis, husband
and e.
D'ltt I this SI si dev Of M;,V. C'L'9 '
.IK.Ss'i; HUESHEAKS. Sheriff of
1'n'on i'ouiity. (regon.
1 'eies of Publication June
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column mast be
In by t . m.
JAZZ DANCE
A jazz dance at Knr lei's hall
Saturday nipht, run under .new
management. 0-7-2t
June 10 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty. i
(i-6-3t
DANCE AT WALLOWA LAKE
Dance at Wallowa Lake Sat.
night, Juno S. Gypsey itoamers
playing. G-7-2 t.
HI KKA1U SIMMKU'S II EKE
Enjoy yourself dancing at Open
Air Danceland Park every Satur
day. Star Novelty Orchestra. Note
in case of rain dance will be held
at Zuber hall. . 6-5-41
June 1(1 lust day td pay your
water tent without a penalty.
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WILSON'S LATE CABBAGE.
TOMATOES AND Flowers at Mae
Marr 371. Formerly Stones. G-4-tf.
ABSOLUTELY MOW
GLASSWARE
See the latest In beautiful Fos
toria Glassware at Itichardson's Art
and Gift Shop, A special window of
these new pieces Is now on display
In the shop. It is a sight . worth
seeing. Don't miss it. 5-3-3t.
June 10 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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WILSON'S LATE CABBAGE.
TOMATOES AND Flowers at Mitc
Marr 371. . Formerly Stones. G-4-tf.
June 10 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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netnatttchfn?, pioarmg. button
boles, etc Norton's Kiddie Shop.
LAMP SHADE SPECIAL
Wonderful values in nw parchl
ment shades for floor and bridge,
lamps, will be featured this week
at Biehardson's Art and Gift Shop.
See the window display.-Hand laced
and decorated shades from $1.50 to
$5.75. 6-3-3t.
June 10 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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WILSON'S LATE CABBAGE,
TOMATOES AND Flowers at Mac
Marr 371. Formerly Stones. G-4-lf.
June 1 1 last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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Plan Now to Have That Monument
in Place
'When you visited the graves of departed loved ones
last Memorial Hay you no doubt, resolved to have a fit
tiiiK memorial in place without fail by the time another
such day would come.
Our plans, designs and services are yours without
obligation.
CEMETERY MEMORIAL WORKS
C. II. lUeChire
LA GRANDE, OREGON
r
ertiiizer
FOR YOUR LAWN
Thin soil makes thin lawns, no matter how-much
water you may use. Our fertilizer will build up
the soil to the point where grass will grow.
By the pound or bag.
Sawyer Holmes
Mercantile Company
Phone MAIN 17
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot 8t.
La Grange. Ore.
"Solar" Straws
The Porto Rican
A fine Natural Tan "Solar
Straw for Young Men. Stylish,
lightweight and comfortable.
$1.98
WEDDING GUTS
Mako her gift a piece of the new
Fostoria Glassware. Choose it at
Itichardson's Art alid Gift Shop.
5-3-3L
PLANTS AT MIIS. iOltltlS
6-27-tf
.NOTICE OF AXMAh SCHOOL
MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the legal voters of School District
No. One of l'nion County, State of
Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEETING of said Dis
trict will be held at Greenwood
Central School' Hldg.; to begin at
I lie hour of two o'clock p. m. on
tho third Monday of June, being1
the 17th day of June, A. D. 1929.
This meeting is called for tho
purpose of electing Two Directors,
each for a term of Thre-e Years and
the transaction of business usual at
such meetings.
Dated this 3Jst day of May, 199.
ATTEST;
11. E. WILLIAMS, District Clerk.
UOBEUT S. EA KIN, , Chairman
Board of Directors.
June 1-S
HE CAM E DOWN!
LE HOCKG'ET, France, Juno 8
(AP) Deserted in an airplane,
Lieutenant Ivonett, observer who
knows naught of piloting. Is alt
wrought up about it, but not
bunged up.: His pilot, Lieutenant
Cellicr, fell out while stunting and
, parachuted to the ground. Ivonnet
dm Hometniug or oilier to tho dual
control apparatus that brought the
plane down in a creek, smashing
it, but he. saved himself. Then
he said aplenty to Cellicr.
GHANGE TO ENTEK TALKIES
NEW YOB K. June 8 (AP) lied
Orange Is going into tho talkies;
he will act in a musical film of
college life.
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