La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThursday; June 13, 1929 Page Four IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. i ; (Incorporated) ' An Independent Newwpnpor FRANK B. APPLEBY Krtltor nnd Puhllwhor HARVKY F. MATTHEWS Ttnwlnwm Manager Published evenings, exoept Sunday, at 1 4 1 G Adams Avenue. La Orande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Pcfltofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Clans Mull Matter tinder net of March 2, 1B71. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA QRANDI5 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Ptchh 1h exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dtaputchcii credited to It or not otherwise credited If piibllahed heroin. All rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. ) i.. ..I.,..,. . - National A d vert f King Representative i M. C. MOGENKEN & CO., Inc., ( Ban Frnnclsce, Los Angeles, Scuttle, Portland, Chicago, Detftilt, New York SUUSCR1PTION RATES lij Carrier Daily, per month In advance - 7Bo Dally, six months In advance f.,.... $4.60 Dally, sinulo copy.... Do By Mall Dally, per month In advance .. 60a Dally, per six months In advance ...$2.D0 Daily, per year In advance .. $5,00 Weokly Observer-Htur, per year $2.00 Mt. Glen Nearly Af Rid of Epidemic of Mumps, Report My Mr, K. I. Whitiiur fOhserver Correspondent) MT. GLEN (Special) The epi demic of mumps which has been going: through the community for the hiHt two months, Heems to be almost over. Maxine Zaugg Is Buf fering from this disease but this seems to be the only case for the last wpk. Others have recovered very quickly as in most cases the disease was very light. R. S. Allen is driving a new car which ho recently purchased. Virgil Alexander, of Huunyshle. Wash., is visiting nt the J. A. Leak home. Mr. Alexander is a whole- wile potato buyer and has ahipped a number of carloads of potatoes from this section. At present he Is preparing a carload from the Imb ler vicinity for shipment. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Solkll, of La Grande, were visitors in the neigh borhood Tuesday. Mr. McCoy, of tho Homo Lumber was here on ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. 42o .. 40a They're, glltin' nfter graiw mis era, an' pryln' into barley grow- ,nnd Coal company In, so it's only u iiecion o time business early in the week. till Ukm liarhorin' dandelions 'II! Ed Jasper, of Alice), was In the ho on tin- green rjirixM. Don't you I community Tuesday, wMi you'd HMriKil to mat lire hiMii-u iu- iigcni you almost kick ed out of your of Net thirty years ii Bo? r. Wouldn't it be a jrreut juke on the reporters if it finally t developed that Colonel Lindbergh really didn't have anything . to say? ! ... COVE LAMBS ARE SOLD TO WEISEIi MAN Ii- Mr. .1. It. I'riio (ohtiurvt'r 0.rri'tniml'nt) COVE, On: (Special) J. II. Kio'lier unci K. J. Huker wold their ilainlm to Klilun Cuiiimm', of Wotjior. Tho htmli.s uro to be delivered about lcrnrrlinor in Tino-nr Kulrenn sinfieiioinn 'July. 13 iinil wort: soltl ill 11 cents '- Radio advertisintr ! ) . - y ' ' per l ,,,111.1 1 1, m not so noi. iie low a uieveianu audience tne oilier day mat i.-..,.,.iu A "Light Colored" Shoe Sale Is Now in Progress All Light Colored Shoes Reduced Featuring 2 Prices Sunday, June 16th Is Father's Day Remember Him on His DAY OF DAYS . Values to $10.00 SJ.95 Bob Smith bought a truck load of hops In this vicinity Tuesday. Lewis Smulley and Mr. Ilrad- shaw are painting the barn nnd - , other outbuildings nt tho E. D. ' Whiting farm. . 1,1 tne ,ilHt few days but is much Mrs. II. S. Allen Is nttendins the ! im,rovcd Hose fort lv..l in Portland. She ad Clnra Hendrlck. has nc compnuled her brother-in-law Km ?e,lc? a P"""1"" tll vender Allen nnd family, of La, Grande, j ljU,,cn there. I rfl- Clarence De Graw and son, Mrs. Annie 11. Xebeker has been ' Kcr ot llain,e hve returned to : their home after having spent u few days with Mrs. De Craw's Values to ?11.50 Remember Saturday is the Last Day N. K. West & Co., inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years See the "Specials" in Our. MEN'S STORE He will appreciate "HIS" Gift if it comes from "HIS" Store. expect to spend the oummor here molhcr Mr3, j. A, Leak nrwl will rotiirn to ("orviilhw in. Mrs. Mary .m. earner, oi i-a Grande, is visitlnpr with her dauph- Kdley and his mot In . ; a half hour broadcast on the Columbia network at a cost of uo Ktiiey, left Sunday for i ; $3000 brought in 16 inquiries, while a newspaper advertise- ,1;, i i meat in five cities costing the same amount brought 4000 in- win attend Krami iuiiK a u ueii- i i nilivins Ho f io-lii-nfl i lw r.idin vnnlioc .it SlCft Rl ,..!, ..H Bute fn.ni O.ve Indce Nil. 01, A. F. , ; ... . - .-i-..- ... ,." -.... ...... A j, jlr! Kt.lu.y vvl vl..it; :i inoso lioni newspaper advertising at 7 tic eacn. wiiii her dnniner, Mrs. c. 1 l i t'haiiKle for a week after whlrli she j i . ...w...-. ,.,.. . (will K" as tar aH rortlaml with Iter t A WISE GROUP OF STUDENTS l,lam,ler and f,y where . she Tho 17 boys and girls who compose tho high school senior wl" !!U'lt Mr- K, ll, lrt ; , .,..,. . ... . .. . . ,. -with hint. Mrs, fhanle. who was class at Godwin Heights, Jlich., will shortly put into realiza- formerly a tv Kin with her hus ; ; tion a scheme that other high school youngsters might well .'""' f'v iwiiini! the stinitner In t'nlirnrnla. ; COp.V. j Mn u, JlrH, Th,.mas C. Laird These1 17 students, accompanied by two teachers as chap- ' ramiiy. f i.a tirando, 'spent . , . ' -ii .1 the weekend with their enllsln Mrs. .. crones and general caretakers, are going to leave 011 a three j H K,.u.h,.r- Mrs. tMirA lu ,.m. (Weeks' automobile camping tour of Yellowstone National pieyed at the nine Mountain i nark' jcreamery. '.') " ' ' , I T,1' 1'iirkdalo eluh is to enter- 4 When they wero frcsiimen they decided to map out some uiti (! v...i..,.n .iu,,s Mf the vat f definite project for the close of their senior year and work !:'' "I"1 "'c,l",,'k """" J"c . Kai'h club h;iH liwn nskeil to ') for it. Agreeing on the Yellowstone Park tour, they put furnish one selection fur tho iri- J in their nmejor, tljg UIr' FSkW .ure in ""Ar.or..r". 'l, laying awiiy juoney to make it possible. .'(j iab.ait f.mr ears win k from cve. I The class presented plans and movies to add to its fundJ J- I:- Vvk( kfl .My inrninK 1 j 1 1 1 1 4 J41 1 a sm,r buiin';js trip to Walla i At ujn;iiiimi a oiiiuiti uifirn. cmiiiu, iaiiiuuvii-u iiuia.iiiv, i.iiuij Walla. Il c.m:Uil to ri'lttrn Individual students contributed what they j weJnesii.iy. return September to continue his work for cd a fellowship there which with Kred &IUSS. the extra work he has done this ' Among those nttendins the stock year will enable him to Bet his de- show from here were Mr. and Mrs. Kree nt the end of next year. P. V. Keik nnd won Melvln, Vein Xebeker nnd Arnold Hendricks. Mr. Felk exhibited a number of Guernsey cattle on which ho re ceived awards there. Mrs. J. A. Leak was a business visitor in Imbler Tuesday. J. Norman Felk accepted a position at the railroad yards recently. 1 1 L; . V i-i.. -.v navanUt EVERY PENNY SPENT ON YOUR FLOORS V 1 . . x 1 j j.. 1 1 i 11 ii;iiiis who i,iuii;nvti .t 1 oome 01 mem got spare-unie joos aim uiineti 111 ,.,,,, Sla. t.llMl. lhm vir ar il and hmch; sides 'j could earn. ! the nioiiev that tliev received to the class treasury. Others nv,.i in t ... snmiav InnW hrinf tiinrr M;irl rhristnins vncntion iohs tintl rtiiitrilmlod ! their wages. I So it went until, when graduation time finally came, they ; found they had plenty of money to provide them with a very ' liico trip. So they'll start out for three weeks in the Yellow : stone, camping out and cooking their own meals for the ex ; tent of the trip. That trip will undoubtedly mean ever so much more to "J those 17 young peojile than it would if their parents had , simply given them the money for it. It is something they have worked for something for which they have sacrificed, ' something they have put over by their unaided efforts. Tlioy ( are, we think, to be praised rather highly for their persever ! ance and good sense. : A thing of that kind is a valuable experience as well as1 i an cultivable vacation. What that miiiix-t h:i lanolit j students of the necessity for thrift, hard work and selt-deinal iWaUyttyefja: ; will l)o worth much to all of them in years to come. M r 1 1 :irriM I Syf STANDARD 01L)p4:,?, !)NG life for your floors Is guaranteed by the use of Scnour's Floor Paint, the oldest, most reliable and best known floor paint on the market. . There's no need of taking chances with the money yon spend on floors. Not when you can gee the guarantee of simhction that comes with every can. Seoour't Floor Flint makes your investmeni secure. Scnour's Floor Paint not only p reserves but beau tines the surface with its enamel-like lustre. Easily applied, dries overnight and wears and wears and wears. Srwemv't FW Prt h mJt h Imt m fwir lw tfW tl trti fr II irr m mn. "It imn hkt irm" m mil imttrmr tarjcri trb m Jtrt, II mill. w-9Wr4. ttmtnt mud ttncrtH. h'rm tbt tttmJfrmi af JmrwMity, ' tmt y ifptmtmn. ktmtj tf Imitrw md W m kt mm emml 1 A Mtirtin-Senour Perfect Paint Product Home Lumber & Coal Co Cold Colder. . Coldest Tne famuu h'rittitlnirm Cottl (Umtntl, a hi (rut -rd iirrie tchirh 5;er the freezing f uvvubvt and te-ierts At your linger tips It's ns Htinplc tin Rrtting a wnlch, yrt tbo New KriKidairi Hold Control ciialiUn "'.! to regulate os you plt'nc the tiiuo rvquirrd to frrcze ioo and tlesnrrtd. FRIG I DAI RE THE Quiet AUTOMATIC R K r R I (; K It A T O R Jesse Rosenbaum, Elect. Eastern Orcein 1 jght & nvt vvhy m.iB. Power Co. l. tlromle . cir-Bon l tirnmlf. titv. I Mm 1 VktM M Of M PEACOCK Nut Coal A brand new car of PEACOCK Nut Coal just unloaded. It's the best coal for the range. Van Fetten Lumber Co. "Wood Rerrliw Quick . , I'Iium Main lr Straw Hats 20 Less All Shirts 20 Less AH $1.00 Ties Now 79c All $1.50 Ties Now ....... $1.29 AH $35-$40 Suits....;... $29.50 NIMSCO. Men's Store TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page sets new sifrndard SPECIAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY WASH DRESSES WITH lU.OUMKKS Atre - to 10 5!)0 to .SI.!).") WITHOUT lil.OOMKKS Ape 7 to 1 1 5!)c to !.!)3 WASH rilOCKS For women who want to Look Younji i)Sr to 9-.." rr..w srrrs 100 to 7i)C KOVER ALIS 70 to ?t.3 r.IB OVERALLS OS to ?1.25 SUN SUITS 19 and 0S SWniMINT, SUITS tO to ?2.08 yg, N all-nlpcl cabinet that cannot warp. - A mechanism that is licrniclicallr scaled, dust-proof nud self-oiling. No woudcr the General Electric Refrigerator lias set new standards! It actually oiTntes more quietly it uses less current, it pro vidrs the maximum food storage capacity. And important to busy housewives it operates automatically, regulating itself so that the temperature is always within Ihe safety zone several degrees below 50. These new all-sterl models arc remark ably low in price, beginning at 8215, at the factory. They are as durable as a safe, and cannot warp. They keep cold from seeping nut and beat from creeping in more cfiectivelv than any previous refrig. crator ever offered. Visit our display rooms and see the new all-steel modi-Is and learn bnwrailv tliev mny be bought with conveniently spaced time payments. There- nr now ovor 2.T0.000 li.ers of (.oiicrnl Floetrlc lip. frlgrnlnrs. IVol nno ol (licit lins over Npciit n wlngln ilollnr for ropnlrs or nervier. Thn wns our giinrnn(io lo llii-m. Br ur lo listrn in on the General Eire. trie. Hnur brmtdnutliiK rrery Saturday Evening frrm H l 9 Eaulern Standard Tim, oi er lhm N. O. C nMirorfc of forty. Ilro ffnfioru. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP GENERAL p ELECTRIC ALIi-STGGIi KCPKIGERATOR W. H. 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