Page Eight
LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, June 10, 1D29
2 more improvements
by Oshkosh B'Gosh
Nero is the "1929 Model" Oshkosh R'Gosh Overall, a year ahead in two important
respects still longer wear and much better fit. Every really worthwhile improve
ment in overalls during- the last ten years has been made by Oshkosh B'Gosh. In
1921, Oshkosh B'Gosh changed to the heavier, stronger, longer-wearing 8-ounce
denim. Today, 8-ounce overalls are the accepted standard. In 1923, Oshkosh B'Gosh
brought out the now famous "Vestbak" overall, the fastest selling overall ever
designed.. It is now copied by all manufacturers of standard overalls.
fei;gBIue Denim
This new denim is a still better overall cloth.
Shadoweve is a plain blue denim but the new
way of weaving the cloth for greater strength
gives it a faintly striped appearance. You will
ray it's the classiest looking overall you have
ever seen. It is a full 8 ounce, soft-finished
il that wears and wears and holds its
blue color. Your wife will like the wav
.es.
Shadd
materi.
fZ&immd.'&i it wash
Oshosh B'Gosh
Overalls That Are Tailored To Fit
Six Teams Take
! Part In Stock
Show Contest
Ity W. V. Conor
(Observer Correspondent)
UNION (Special) One feature
of the Livestock nhow which well
patronized this year was the
Hmith-Hughes Judging i,y the
teams from six hlh schools of
KuHtern Oregon. Following are the
teams and Instructors from tho six
Kchools: Ontario Lester Hickey,
Walter Klynn, Don Lake, Karl
Junkman, Hue. I Clemen, Nell!
Huffman
FIND IT
HERE
Oopy for this column moat be
Ui by a. m.
Foil hi:r wkddixg
... A piece 'of one of the new pat--,
terns of beautiful Kostorla Glass
ware will please he-r most for her
shower or wedding Klft. See the
new ; numbers just lecelved at
Maurice Fakes, Lester J Hkhardeons Art and Gift Shop.
mm
Ttit nu if
T ib, biek. ild,.
'and .urpciitten too
hod
Vie O hUsh r'GVIS
nrinlti. -x-M-t h'.rif r,
aujuuud'f a I anijor
Hinlth, Herbert Wayne, Austin
lnc, fcuert Off, Hans Off, Jim
("arlco. Claude Odclf, Alvln Wilson,
,Tlm Brenner and John Westfall
with their agriculture teacher, W.
C. Hlneins; Wallowa Clayton
Mackenzie. Cecil Uetchel, Carlton
Waufc-h, Dave - Couch. Robert
Couch, Melville Plans, Granville
-IMass, Howard Johnson, Arthur
Thompson nnd tho Instructor
Charles A. Thompson: luibler
Lyle I.edbetter, Norvln Woodell,
l.yle Slack, Clifford (Conrad, Arnold
Masters, Claren Uollins, Kxford
Smith, Hen McCoy, , Kverett
Holmes, Charles Lewis, Bill Files
with Kalph Morgan in charge:
Knlerprlse Alvln Doris, James
Wilson, Joe Kclsay, John IJanly,
Clifford Lines. George Peal, Lester
Saurar, Wayne McFettrldge, Hay
McGee, Don Kooch, Ken Kooch
and the Instructor Alfred iiundel:
Halfway Herbert Bussard, Acel
Garllnghouse, Ilud Kogcrs, Ormln
Ballard, Robert Thomas, Vernon
Thomas, George Taylor and In
structor Ira H. Tarrey: I'nlon
Hoy Conklln, Klsworth
Dale Baxter, Wlllard JMvalson,
6-10-31.
Hemsiiiclijiig. pleating-, button-;
boles, etc Norton's Kiddie Short ,
NFW WAI'I'MC SKTS
See tho latest things in Waffle
Sets just received at Klchariison's
Art and Gift .Shop. They arc just
the color schemes that you have
wanted for your breakfast nook.
G-lu-3t
YOLK PICTLHF.S
Will be most uttmctivo when en
larged, hand tinted, and framed by
iilcmtrtlson "The Art Man" a
V.ichmdsolfs Art and Gift Shop.
0-1 ll-3t.
.NOTICE OF SIIKKIFI-S SALE
Notice Is hereby given, that I
hove received execution and ordor
of sale. Issued out of and under the
seal of the Circuit Court of the'
State of Oregon for Union County,
lated the. 7th day of Juno , ltll'9. In.
the action therein pending where-:
in Ktatn Inrlnut i-l.. I A ....i.1.,...
Halsey, mission of Oregon Is plaintiff and'
Ivalson. kr- i.. i,,. ,.. .,..,...,...
. n,. it.... , , . ,, iw ueiciiuuiu, lo mo'
' J."?.",?r Luy: f" directed, upon a judgment in the
The Old Way
lib, back, and .idea
loo hixh, flit.prFidfiia
flO long poof lit
ThtOMnh tfCo,h
Inaure a redet.1 Et
lor the 111011 man
Whether you are tall or short or in between, Oshkosh Jj'Gosh overalls will now fit
you better than ever. The short man doesn't like his overall bib hittinjr him under
the chin, the back up to his neck and the buckles pulled back over his shoulders. The
tall man doesn't like his waistline so low that his shirt works out; suspenders so
short that ho can't let thciru'ut enough and the bib and back way down low. The
new Oshkosh B'Gosh "graduated scale of patterns" mean a perfect fit for every .
fiffure, If your dealer hasn't the new Shadoweve tailored-to-fit overalls in stock, .
tell us his name and we will see that you are supplied,
New Low Price $1.69
"They Must Make Good or We Will"
Tripp, . ltodney Miller and Cecil
Griggs instructor,
Kuthryn Kellblock who has been
visiting In Walla Walla since the
local high -fe'chool 'Closed returned ,
home Thursday, She 'was accom
panied, by, her brother
home is in Walla
Slim of :tx.7fl With inlorost l II...
I rate of 0 per cent per annum from i
May 28th, l lll'U, and the further
sum of yfi.60 costs', in which said ,
execution I am commanded to sat-!
Darrel " ' "I
property of said defendant, or if
then.
Men's Wear.
It-t.-ln u-l.nu
i.r-,,. , sufficient cannot be found
I Ten' pupils from the grammar ' ut 'f' ,",0!,,orl!'J"!,on,'-'l1l; i
i . . . to him, on and after Mnv yKth.
(iiiiui-s ui wie union scnoots wrote
on the state tests Juno 0 and . j
A committee from the Kowoi-th NOW THEHHKOKE, by virtue
League had charge of a lunch oml authority of said writ, und In :
stand In the K. P. building during obedience to its commands, having i
the throe days of the Stock show, found no personal properly,- I duly j
The young people wore mixlnbr ' Invlert upon the following dcscrlb-
money for their unnuul trip to-'t'd" real property standing in tliu j
Wallowa hike during the Instltuto name or said defendant o.l Mnyi
week. j 2Sth, M2U, towlt:
Three cars were In a smash-up , i
on the highway In South Union' 'olR 11 "ml 12 ln mock H! of;
Thursday morning. Frank Kicker f'1,ll,lln's atldlllon to the City of j
was turning ln at his gate when'1'11 Grande, L'nion County, Oregon,
another auto failed to slow down'nn1 1 w'" 0,1 Tuesday, tho litli
enough and ran, into his. car. Be- ''"' ot Ju,y- t ton o'clock a. in. of
fore thin tangle could beistralght- 1 mil1 "' nt 11,0 f ont door of th'M
ened out a third mac In no coming court hounc in La Grande, Union
from the opposite direction Juined (-'ounly, Oregon, soli at public auc-I
the mlxiip. and the result was two tlon 1,10 above described real prop- 1
cars in tho garuge for repairs and e,'l5'' anl the right, title Intercut '
one or two neetijants of ,t!ic auto ,,n'' equity of the. defenilitnt there-
bruised up considerably. ,: . j in, to tho lllgllest bidder Tor cash, I
"Clifford Irwin urrlvnd ltomo't,U! proceeds of said sale to be up-j
rrom California Wednesday 'oven- j piled In satisfaction of said J'.ulK-!
In7 for a couple, of wooks visit ' inent und decree, Including costs
with his mother, Mrs. Flora Jiel- ' anil accruing costs of execution and
block. He has been away from salt.
Union for tho past six years I Dated at La Grande, Oregon, tills
trovallng in different parts of tho loth day of June, III2H.
wvi,', i aii .. . I JKHHH llltKKI-IKAHS, Khuilrr of
......... ,;,. w i.usune tin on Counlv. (Heiron.
J.G.PENNEY.C.
108 Depot St, La Grande, Oregon
Young Men's
SPRING SUITS
That Lead the Way to
Style Quality
Value
. WSJ, :
- .
$197
Extra Pants at 4.98
Just the sort of suits that fit into
the scheme of things for the Young
Man who is anxious to look his best
this year. Smart, youthful effects
that are so popular now. In new
and unusual patterns and service
able fabrics.
New greys and tans pre
dominate for Spring.-
Cassimcres and Twists in
Fancy, Group and Shad
ow Stripe Effects, are m
popular demand.
In quality of fabric, in finish of de
sign and workmanship, every suit ;.
on display at our Store measures up
to the value-standards set by the
J. C, Penney Company. These suits
reflect the facilities enjoyed by our
Buyers in obtaining outstanding
clothing values.- i v
Other Young Men's Spring Suits at
24.75, with Extra Pants at 0.90
29.75, with Extra Pant;, at 6.90
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO tJUAIN
Wbifll Open lllr.li
m ih:!(,ii Vi Limy,
'Sept. .;, I III M LIU',
vjKH'i iny,iiHjj i. ihi,
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LIS 'A
Baa giiiiis
DOROTHY GRAY
Invites you
to discuss your individual beauty problems with a
special representative who will be at our Toilet
Goods Department
From Thursday to Saturday
Miss Geneva Mabry
lias had long experience in the
Dorothy Gray salon in New York
nnd will gladly advise you as to the
best methods of keeping your face
and throat beautifully young. There
is of course no charge for the
consultation.
The L & L. I)RU( CO.
M'Jiitl!:.tBIJiMi!:j
Chicago Wheat
Quotations Go
3 Cents Lower
CHICAGO, June III (Al1) Ito
puiiB or ruin in ciinmlii. wlwro
' ' " Iiiih j(in coiiiiilnlnt nf mnlnt.
nu- NliortiiHi., IpcJ to nn'nirly ilown.
mi n ui wiwiit iirlem tmliiy. lli.
kIiIcb In iiuiiio iiiiiirti'in lli I'mtod
Hlnt.-B BOvmniiii'iit rrop ri-poit was
gnnstiuiMi ttH ilvclilfilly bomisli i,.,
Iiillvi- lo whout. (liiinliiB to
I tvnt owit, wlirnt iifliTimnl 1111
ib'lnint nu ii ilillt loiui I mK. corn.
"iilH anil ih-ovImIiiiih iiIho --pc oimler
with corn sIui-IIhk al liui di
i llni' In i-i oi'iil ailviini r. nmi
"Hy KllonliiB u nolback all
Ill'OIIIKl.
Wbiat cld-iiHl licnvy 3 to 3!;c
iwt lower, rorn L'H to st, u'n.
nillH til 1-li, otf, n lid lirovlHliins
nii yini; rrom 17 tlucllnu to a' l ino
or t ci'iiln, '
I'Oltl'LAM) Vlli:A'l'
I'Olli'l.ANI), (nr.. Junr- in tAPl
- Wbciil: lllir ll. nil lilui.Kliiii, hard
whlli-
Kurt wlilli. $1,114 Kj.
Wi'slci-n ivhltii $1,114 ij.
Ilaiil wliit-.'r $t.ni tij.
NorthiM-n Npiini; $l.lii,i.
Wt-Ntrrn roil $l.ill n.
mv x
mm 1 Hininiii mi Mvuumsmsm
' COM' AMI I.IXS AT 'I in:
QUITTING BUSINESS SALE
WoilM'll'i Nou-lly llitlliMiin SIIiM-rs
Clilliln-11'H !l.1' mill Mm- IIi--
ni-iiiliiii l.iimriiuo
f 'lilltliitH'M Novelty I'lHiiu.-iit- .
us.-
. I :.-
Slli- anil 5I.UM
si. an
WORLD'S ECONOMY STORE
M. 1, Allien, from
Tbs Store With Mirror In Vni
POLITICS IUJHI.LK
AS DEMOCRATIC
IUNQUKT NEARS
(Continued from rage 1)
I ii-lnoi-ratH ami foiri- Hhim- i,-ino-I'lntM
who w-rri oimhni-4 to Mnilti
on two main iriouml, Into tin. Iti-liiblu-an
iiinkN."
;ln.vs Mi'iihN Iti-Hi-rtfi
S.-nulor (1IHM.-I, Dcinoriul,. Vliuln
la. a Smith snpporti-i- In tin. mm.
(iiiIkii wIiumi iitate went Into llu-MiMivei-
,-ii!iinn, Ih one wliri s, r,t
Inn ii-meli.. but, taklnir eoKilliaiiee
ill tile liiortn eeillerlllit on Mi in I la r
aotlon by iitliei- puny u-ail,.,, f
the Holltti, he liiaile pllblie it letter
wi-l'ien to ji xhouso n whiih 1m
fxptiilii.il hla Inability lo atten.l.
Hemiinr lloblnnoii. of At kainuiK,
the lii'iiineiatlc lemler, annoiineril,
that the minority parly wuh ieni(
to eooperale to ilbpone ot tile pro.
Ki-nill i-econilut mini lv I'reNlil.-nt
Hoover iklrlnit the Mra KeNxlon.
'i'lila ileeluratlon wan reeanleil n
ln irlnir u tlnill vole oil the tariff
bill In the full without Ihr letinite
aitieeillent HSkeil by tho Itepuhll.
ran leailern.
While the farm rellet ilie.-llon
wii.i illM-utineil. Senator Koti!nnni!
Halil no nttetnpt wa limrie at tho
i iiiirwiny urteruoon to visit with
del- (,'ntniluiotlun- und othor rela
tives. Hliu will spend the ummor
viiea.tlon In. tho Wnilowu, county
town.
T. It. Jolinson, nnnouncei- for
Hie Htoclt Khow and also un exhi
bitor at tho Blioiv, very nearly rail
ed to reaeh Union with IilH exhibit
Tuesday afternoon. He wuh driving
iroin i.ower l.'ove to Colon
a bull In tho buek part or his
Hie bottom or the trtu-k being lit
tered with straw. Soino or tho
straw worked through the. Hour und
was Ignited by the engine und
w hen dlseovered the fire was close
to tho gas tnnk. Fortunately tho
fire was extinguished before uny
damage was done.
Juno IO-l7-24-.luly l-S. I
Ittri'Mtl'AT
HAN l-'HANCISCO, June III (AC)
-Mntterfiit f. o. b. Han Kranclsco,
'l cents.
HERE IT IS THE GOLDEN ERA
WASHER
'with WE 13 1
truek' ' K SK
Monday's Market
Almost Unchanged
POKTI.ANIi. Ore.. June 1(1 (AC)
Moilduy's iiiarkel, as usual,
showed Utile change from l-'riilay
and Saliinlay. Kggs, bolter and
poultry were steady after the wo--k-end
shoiMilllg. which absorbed most
or the surplus.
.Strawberries were marking tllno
pending n change lij Die weulllci-.
The best berries were quoted at $2
to w holesalers, but grow ers w el o
gelling less than this llirough di
rect -sales. (in Saturday some
prtvule stalls sold berries 4 and 6
bov-s for li-s cents.
BUY FOR T KSS
LL FOR JJ ICSS
HATS
In nil I Ik new cnldi-s uml
styles, plulii nnd runcy IkiikIs,
snap nml ctirl hrlin-
$2.95 -$3.95-ijvl.95
. STRAAVS
I'lmiiis, SfiMiils, I 'nun mas
nml Suiv Yt'ddo' up (d (In?
llVl MttHltl 111 .SlVlf .
$1.50-$2.45-$3.95
in v h.i a m:w hat
I'IMt 1A I II CH S DAY
NIwY5nK5foSS
Destroyers of Hlirli Prices
The Meadows Select-a-Spced is truly
Golden Era Washer. The vast number
of fundamental improvements over the
old style, assures the latest, most modern
type washer available and a new era in
-washing machine history.
Exactly what the name implies The
Meadows selects" a speed for every pur
pose. A low speed for laces, silks and ray
ons; a medium speed for table linen and
a high speed for all heavy or badly soiled
pieces.
Note these features Ail exclusive with Meadows
Un Ailnnt Arc i I
lmn'nitli- t'onfi'ionce to nmortitln
htm- t h pai ly mcmliors uoiilti
Fixing Up Your House?
Then you'll need
SEWER PIPE
CHIMNEY PIPE
Northwest House Paint
$2.75 Gallon
Sawyer Holmes
Mercantile Company
l'lioric MAIN 17
The Select-a-Sueed control illiist.rnt.prl
here is the latest development in washing
machine manufacturing and exclusive
with Meadows. The graduated control
stops the machine under full load smooth
ly without shock.
Together with this are many other ex
clusive features
The large wringer rolls of pure Para
rubber.
The Magic Bake-lite impeller."
Other safety features as well 'as great
er beauty.
The Meadows Sclcct-a-SpcctI may also be had with lil ies &
SI rat ton, 1 cycle '2 h. p., full power gas engine for homes withoui
electricity.
Come in tomorrow for a demonstration
111 li'ni 1 ' ' r r.-n
w n kii nPMflmn n
voif on tho farm rfllef proposition.