La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1929, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Saturday, June 15, 1929
ESS
Sunday at 7:45 P. M.,
over KGW
CARDINALS BACK
IN FIRST PLACE
- Jlct'Mmr to lfir Ife&p
MifW Shoe for (V
Xyou need no longer oldj
you have on expensive ost, ,
HILL'S
MVDependal)le Dependable
Values. Quality.
St. Louis Wins From Bos
ton to Replace Pittsburg
At Top of Ladder.
Ily Willlitm 4. Clilfiiiuni
(Atinrialed 1'retm KporlH Writer)
A rier two dny of vain bnitlliitf
' iRiilitHt ntln mi nulls, tin CurdlnalH
I nettled theiiiHelven ventorduv to till!
more nhuiHiinl funk nt hi-ntlnif the
Krnu.tu 'Phi. Hlelti raul.rn..l
the delayed opening of the Moid on
h-'tIpm by Hlunllntf Judge Kurh.H'
Trihe, J to :t, uml ho. retrained fht
j tli'c by tin- precurloiiH ijiuikIii of
f tin If u l-pnne, or two percentage
polntH. The (llnntH paved t hf way
for ihiH ('iirdlnol udvunee by turn
Jn hark the I'lratcs 7 lo 2, ufttir
takinK two llueruneer jioken on
tin! rhlii in the two preceding af
ternoon. The I'lrales ran't win Unm nil,
Hint thlH lieeomen particularly evi
dent when a plteher like I.nrry
llentnn neliieVcH hl hitched form.
1 tuition kuvh the hnrd KwlnKlntf
HurcaiicM'! just seven ' hits, ami
wlilotn was In any ilariKr lifter t
thi' GlunlH knocked Jen I'etiy from
I In box In the f I i'Mt tniiitiK- It wun
iVtty'M Heeond knockout In
Crack Vaulter SeattIe Trims "i
gf5S5afc . League Leaders,
mXfS?K I Score 18 to 2
4
"Ut m
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Ity ltM AMMit1Hl Pr(H
Hcattlc'H relljir-'lwpllfnK Jndlanfl
Bill Dollar Helps Every Person
He Contacts in His Journeys !;;,
"J?:il'.' Dollar wuh tired afliT
strenuous day whopping in l.a , Without a doubt t hct pf rsonul
Uiande utori'H, He hud been toist-d f ri-nf"s:i(pc wliirh .'m- iea!'d aie
from place to pluce. but in "spite proritubb- an 1 t'.n-y brhiK reiurns.
made heap biff whoopee ut Heerea-por the rough hundlinff he had re- not from Kelf'is;i Itirere.ii.s iHune, but
Hon park yeMierdny. hundJnK the flved he still retained hl rbeerful -from the l.ea ol neih'hbnillnes and
leiiK'ie lending MisMion Itedn thJr "'"H for Uf wan doinff good to good fHiow siif )."
worm Kcalplng thlH neaon, with a ot 'tit people hi co nit, tn con-, g-fjQi in u ny t Ii In's in 1 i fe go
Hcore of IX to . The victory of,"""' wild. Hfntf every merchant )(V favor. When twop. opoaiibns
the San l-'ranciHCo Seal over the lio n ceived him in the regular 1(.nk ...milt Illikf, ...... t.lH(ns,. , he
Sacramento HenutoiM, ft to 4. In ii
ii Inning game at the capital con
vinced the ledn that whe.n it ruin
it poui-H. The day' event put the
courHo of busmen ma te a- profit
on tht goods old,
"It. neeniH ,u long t'mo," said
"Itill" Dollar, -Kiint. I Ntarted out
Esther Hooper
Will Be Laid to
A j T "nil jne guine in 11
Rest At Union!";
ily W. V. Connor
ffibHerver ( 'orn'spondent )
I'NIdN (Special) Ksther McL;i
roy Hooper died nt the hospital
In I'ocatello, Idaho, Thurday, Junu
ia, according, to a telegram
elveil here by relntlven,
dny.
Ilotlgei-H Win -S it i:teven(li
Itrooldyn roinmltteil three mln
pluyH In the1 ninth at Cincinnati
I yesterday, enabling the iteds to
Hcore three tlmen und tie, but re
won the gunie in the eleventh when
Hcored on I'Yffd-
J second 8tralglit victory over the j
The Athletlc and the Ynnkeen ' AtiMHion
Those, wlio week tiouiii-K ns polo
vaulter hi the coining eastern in
tercolleglates at t'hiladelphlu will
)iav3 to coiitenil with Kred Slunly,
! Yale pole auller. U Is tinisld-
wor.ert'd a good lul to plaei firwl In
HiIh event.
League
Standings
SenlH ahead by baps and houndn, uciuaini (he people of rnion
to within wtriklug dixtance of firtit county with the advantage of
place. ; J upending thdr money at home, but
The OakM cleaned up at Kmery,- In reality it hu only teen a few,
villc In more wa.vn thun one. They'oay." j
defeated the Loh Angeh-n Angel.! "In that time, however, 1 Ik.vc
' fMVP. thP!" Ir0,tril ivPn. of our local e-
mralgtU thlH we. k and a cinch on ta,)llfltllllt.1Itlj (j ,mV(! u
the KcrieB. n addition to credit-j (Nl il( tit)1 loyj( fp(.n ,,11(t ,.xislM
ing then, with ten victore i, , pve.y , huV(i KvIsitM
" ViVn i i . o . I huM'.nwM men reali.e the value of!
ove, I It Tni ?V VCt?!'? loaHy oooperatio,, uml work I
( ,l,f , , ne a w 1 1 l t" UlT (-' '"'"y. lowing a Un deire
Houtltern city. A walk Indued to ln h f. hfii.
hiH pitching rival, Frank. Snellen- i n .'1 hll "h:7 ,
among my brother Hills that makes
in- believ,-, that hoiiim day. .some
one who is only living here ror
what he can get and has no in
terest In L'nlon t-ounty and itH
wonderful pOH.sibilll leH will .send
me away to uoine olher clly for
goods that ho Hliould buy at home.
Then, of courtit. I would not eo
visiting Mrs. Carper's mother, Mrs.
l!ohy.
.Mrs. Alice Chenowrorth who has
en attending normal at v'(,n"
mouth in visiting her parent), -Mr.
ami Mix. Veper Henderson.
like to return It in p. personal way. , . , m
1 , Co a rail W yss, camp tender J""
the three camps of the Johnn.i
and Km slieepnien, went to Wat
Iowa Monday fur .supplies and also
to get another herder as out, uf
the herders wan not very Well.
Charlie AVortman l cutting out
and grading a new mad from, his
place going west to connect with
the C. 1'. Carper road. Ha mad
will connect with the main road at
what is known as the Stella Jonrt
place.
The families of Fred Trump and
Mrs. Nellie Fleshman have been
finite ill with colds.
Mrs. Jennie AVortman and baby
one that Is bucked by the man
with whom you have had snm"
friendly relations., Kvery time
anyone buys at home he cn.ites
that relation and Hie fruitage is
Hke'y to come tack to him wllh a
surprising amount i,f compound
interest some day and it often
v.'tTit lo Knterprie Krliliiy fur
I'ACII'K' COAST
won trii-lr ciintonmry vJotorien y'H- Han l'r:inrlPo .
tcnlay. Malninlnlnif th eight OAKI.ANI) .....
Kurn'' Kill ly whli'h lh Athl.-lHcH ,0H AnK'I'X ...
Ifiiil, Tlif'Nlur'K liuinllltihMM.MfVP- MllywrOil
Inn'i n nxooni) time UH Hoh Qruv KnrrinniTitn
IlooiiiM' formorly Ml I'.sllior lumen Inline null to win wy M In. Scultli.
Mt-Klmy, h retlIcnt of Tnlon, her 0, ttinl tlie linemen nlarieilcd lli Kfittlle
nithir hiivliiB owneil a furni on the . TltreiK. It to 4. . I rorlUiiKl '
l ove roiicl north or town. She wtw i I he TnnliH hml another fine lilt-
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Imelt hy l-Yed Oi'lnuln, youiif; Diiek
HOUthimw when the luiHet were flll
j fi n nl two wen out, foreeil In th
, winnlnf? run for the HturH. ' 'I'he
' K.'inie wi-nt II InnlliKM, uml wuk u
IilteherH duel from slurt to ellmox.
VeKlerihiy's Ccmsl l.i'Ucui. lUtr-tillx
AT I.U.S ANIIHI.KH: It. II.
Portland 2 II 0
Hollywood ... s J l
Halterle.s: tliiman and Woodall:
Shidlenliaek anil Kypher.
I I innings).
AT SAN I'-ltANCISCO: II, H. K:
I Seattle 18 23 3
I . Missions 2 fl 2
' Hallerles: Crahain and Cox; Mr-
Quahl, Ilnliliell, Knott, nnd lloif-itiiin.
this plaee (ittalu, hut I luie that
.uch u IIiEiik will not happen.
I "When the people here desire lo
J put through it husiuess proposi
1 lion," noneUided "Mill, lo they
hoard n train anil .'... I.- It rr ...
il.'lll.tw In w...... .I.ut..l n;i..- II.. II I
not very often. They ko down the
sin el eulllllK on everyone in slKht.
, and then eoini' haeU on thi. other
Inlde."
I illK al home is I hi'- Keynote
whole pi opo.sit ion."
(I'opyrlirht IH2II, I'Yod Mozarl)
f I he hy
! Promise Struck
By Hail Stones ,
Of Large J3ize2
AT SAf'ltAMKNTO: Tt. H. E.
San l-'ruiielseo Ii lb ft
Saerameiilo 4 10 1
I :i InnlriKa).
Batteries: Comez nnd Head;
llryan, Gould ami Koehler.
marrlnl to Kmory Hooper an. I
moved lo Idaho where nhe paKaril
away after n hrlef Illness. Mr.
Hooper wiled to her sister, .Mrs.
lli'lt Titus oT Itamo I'lat near I'li
lon, to eome to I'oeatello Inline-
;lately as MrH. Hooper was serl
' niisly III, hut Hhe arrived after the
lilealh of Mrs. Hooper. Tlin liody
will he shipped to l'nlon for hllrial
'lint no derinlte time lor the fun-
.lil'ial has been set us relatives In
XATIOXAIj
tint? ufternoon, rakluK (leortte I'hte,
(ieorue Hinlth and John I'rud-
' luiiMiif i.iiu K, ou,
tielirlits sixteenth and seventeenth i,,,,i, "
home runs. J. '
,pi, ,,,, , , ,. , , , I New ork
ii "i iriii wus i.'iili'H iriiril 111
sueeesMon, anil wa Ihe hardest
iMUlerlmt he has Fiperleneeil slnee
hreuklntc hill run of nine vletorles.
iweive runltee nits, IncludliiK holh
Of Cll'hl-llF'M hnilinm l-nlnul iirinn
him In two official Iniiliufs. II..1 AMIIHK'AN l.l:.Vf;l'
I'hlladelphl.i
Krnoklyn
Roston
t'lnelmiati ....
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lis in
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211 IS
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I AT OAKLAND: U. H. H.
1 I.OB AllKel.S l i I
I Oakland U I I (I
.f!:t:i Hatlei'les: I'lllt. I'hil.lM fin. I Vr.ii..
ren: .MfKvoy anil l.oinhardt.
- "Ami yet I undersland," Ha.n
"P.lll," "there are Home people 'v-Iio
littVH often uske-1 for favors from
homo merchants In the past und
will ask them iiKain. w!io do not
hesitate to Stenil money frii'ly and
Heedlessly in pall onlxillK the mer
chanta of other eilles."
"II Is an excellent principle In
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!lifornia and elsewhere have been
....tlrl. "I nn.l ..rriilHreinftllM wilt tin WUS lifted lln till' third
iiiiKlc us soon ns they are heard Wasijlnitlon uhout fuceil and de- !' Hnl.-t 1 In
from. j feuted the White Sox hy 4 to I and , w Yoil(
Headquarters company of the the Itrowns tiosed out the Ited Sox ''nu,M
nntlonal miard entrained at l'nlon hy 7 10 I) lit reuialtiltiK Amerleiin
.Iillii'tlon Tuesday evenlllK for Cnmn h'liuue fixtures. ' I levelaml ....
I'lutsop one hundred per cent pren-1 I 'IsIiIiikion
int. The company vK in cliurite MOTtRlfl HEAVSl i hlciiKo
.,r I i.. in ..1 A.l. liin llnii.lluod J " ' " " J mosioii
und Ineilliled I. lent. Art Walker. I
Ski. Uohert fox, Set. Itulph foek, I
Ski. Murray JeiiBen, SkL tleoritel
liel.ap. Corporals Itay Helaps, I
Ilalpli Connor, I'Vrrls (lilies, l.eliinil J PUN'I U.KTON. Ore. June 15'lhnt law hasn't lieen adopted In
STAN STEWART
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Cyril Tolley Is
" I British Amateur ;
Golf Champion
Ily Mrs. Ileilha Carper
i Ohsrvr-r ( '.ii 1 i"m .1 1 1 h i'"ii i )
PltOMISK (Special) This sec
tion of the county wits visited re
cently hy a very hard rain ac
companied l.y some hail, hut Not
sufficient to do any dnnujire. While
on the Poww.-ilkn ridito the hull was
sufficiently lariie ami in such nuan-
Itus'ness tn slnml hy Hie people who tilics 10 ruin the Kartlens, heat
stick hy you. The man who huys down 1 he drain uml break window
everylhlnif posslhb. ut home ere- panes and kill small chickens and
ales a circle of business friends 1 ledins.
who appreciate loyally and would I .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carper are
OPENING THE DOOR
TO A BETTER FUR
NISHED HOME
The credit arraliKementa which
few days visit. you can make here enable, you to
Pill Carper and C. P. Carper lurn'sli -Vour home In the lielf-hlh
went to Wallowa Tuesday. Charles lf syh wllh but a small invesl
took i.al Ills '.'.tuil which he ship- i 1" cubIi. The balance tain be
ped to the Oreuon city Woolen taken cure of .out of lucerne In
aiiiuiiiiiN toai you win really not
'miss, and yoy Will be enjoying all
j the comfort anil beauty or a well
I furnished home in I hie iii.eanl line.
Let us explain our simple,, credit,
plan to you.. ,
CARR
FURNITURE CO., Inc.
. Mitin 770
Eastern Oregon's T-nrgeNt
Jlome Furnishers
TO OIK ltlllS KOOV
AVASIIIXOTOX, June 15 (Al)
I iids for establishment of an air
j ing into the kitchen and helped i mall line from Pasco, AVash., to
; themselves to candy and gum. This Spokane;- Iasco to I'brlland nnd
f is not the first lime this lias hup- ' I'usco to Seattle, will he opened on
poned. j August 1 Ii. Tlifc" service will place
John Carper went to Jtwwitka. : tho northwest' in direct airmail
nday to look after some some connection with the transconti-
;s'neep of Fred Falconer's as the nental route' branch line running
t herder, John Snuffer was lit. 'from Salt X-tike City to Pasco.
cornea from unexpected una rt (it n,"
"Those citlzins of I'nion county!
who buy their good from Koine ilis-1
tant concern never get anything j
In the way of reciprocity or re- '
turn. They have cast their bread:
on watei-K that will flow away unit f '"' l11" went to consult a
never come back. Who is there jn ' lotnr about his health.
tin big houses in distant dies whoj A crew of men wns nut Friday
knows or cares about us in this repairing the line again Whore
oily? We are only one cog in the. (he workmen of the liowinun
vuk rnachiui. of distribution to be Hi-its company hnd torn it down,
ground through the days work .Vr. and Mrn, .1. W. Corner vbit
without tin- .slightest feeling of Jed Sunday with Mj and Mrs. V. I.
friendship." 'Similar.
"Here yve are among friends and! Some time between AVednesday
we can create a circle of well evening and Saturday morning
w'she'rs and good helpers who will!some unknown person or persons
I make Cnion emmty betier and buy- gained entrance to the Krange hall
throwing some rocks through I
window and breaking awjiy tlie J
Mower sash. After getting into the
,inain hall they pushed off the hut-'
lion which held a trap door open-
Hani, nnd privates Leslie neuter, (AC) Johnnie NuhIi. l3&-nound
Kngene Parent, William I lobbln, rroni Portland, won the scheduled
ltulau Hani. Hex Max tor, (leurge elglit-round match with Hi an lev
VauHouten. Paul Cock. Kenneth . Kteurt. Portland lighter, here!
Prather, Jesse McAllister, Joseph 1 last night when Htewart fouled him j
Parent, Sammy Massett ami K.en- in the fourth round. ,
iteih Jttitehlnson. 'I'he boys re-i Johnnie Knell, lift pounds, Tit-!
ported for duty at five o'clock und coma won the decision In eight (
hud their first mess ofr Cncle Ham rounds over Hilly llobliins, Port-'
heioro hoarding the tin in. I la ml. ' I
Mrs. Wltlinin Wheeler left for tr, n ,iltri ..i-i1,...,1,.ii(.r i-nif
Kentworth, Portland, knocked ouvi
.f.r.U SANDWICH. Knuland, June 15
,f,IS f AIM Cyril J. II. Tolley today won
.-I )0 lie Prltlsh amiitetir golf ehum-
.Itss pionshlp for the second ttm'e, de-
.:4fi feating John Nelson Smith, Scot-
.Iti'ii tish carpenter from l-'lfe, 4 up ami
f AT D AT F T Fi'fi'lTi isspelleii signs nre a cause ror - 1
1Y iUlV ULiiUl (Ji j-nrrertt in Turkey-It's n good thttrs- harl(o-(tirtlf nt- -'Heast - has
f' , ' rnr-mvmn-i"of rondshlrt snindk that foitml the answer to one- uuestion
he knows how a vice" president
y. , con get a little publicity.
this counti
East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc.
Over Night Express Service nt Freight Rates?
Insured Carrier
Auto Freight Terminal
'Hone Main G73 1113 Jefferson Ave.'-
Portland l-'riday, June 14, to Join
her husband who has been In west
ern Oregon and Washington for
Hcvcrill Weeks.
I uncial services for Ksther K.
Pursel, who died at her home In
North l'nlon Tuesday morning,
were hchl at the Methodist church
Friday afternoon, the Itev. It. (
l.ei In charge, The Woman's Itelicf
Corps or, which orguniKuiion she
was a charter member, held a short
Hrownle Hunk irk, Pendleton, lb fi
pounds, In the second round.
Shorty Mylke, 1 a 4 pounds. Ken
newlek, scored u second -round
knockout over Young Weaver,
Portland, In u scheduled four
round go.
Too Beautiful To Be
Spoiled With Cooking
.IOM KKXXKItY OIKS
Wl.NNIPKl). June lii (AIM
John Kennrdy, wcmid vtco presl-
vlc,. at the cemetery. Mrs. Pur- dent of the Knlted drain Hrowers
liiid lived In t nlon fur about Limited, apd one of lis founders.
Titiy years and always took active
Jiit' ii st III civic affaliK. the Hi'hool,
and whatever was lor the belter
metit of the city. The City park
was partly a Kin from Mrs. Pur
fe, tif kite years she has been un
able to attend any meetings away
fl'oin !;;; holur.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Hutchinson
were called to Astoria Wednesday
by a telegram staling that their
son, Kenneth was seriously 111. He
V,,.0 ttili, t'ne iMitiuoiI muuiiI u he..
recruit In the local company. The
parents 1 1 1 Immciiiately tor th"
cfa.l by auto, arriving at Astoria
about ii o'clock l-'rldav morn tug.
A wire from tiiem states that Ken
neth Ik resting well and appears to
be improving. ' I
Unnhani Wright A- his son-in-law i
ami daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Pat '
Powers wore down from Medical
SpriiiKs lo attend the funeral Hvr.
vices of Mrs. Purse!.
Mrs. i". W. Krwin and daiinhler
Kva June, Airs. Sherwood Williams
ami Mis. Orandy her mother, I., I.,
MeKeiiiion and Mr. HeMamy came
over front Lii (Jrand.: for the Pur
ot funeral.
Hr. A. MayvUle of I .a fliand'
lias been leelurlfig of evenings this
Week at, Hie K. P. hall.
died nt bin home her late last
nlfcht. Hi: was born at IteaVHrton,
out., In 1ST. I.
He was ren aided as Hie "rand
otd man" of the farmers' movement
In the went.
An Irishman gavr a CMn.inian
named Havht Wang tuo pints of
blood In mi operation In Now!
York. Laundry clienis are apt to
have a ruilier rough time of It
u 1 1 " i K t his I, .), up.
t 1
These summer days are. en
lirely too nice to have them
spoiled with half of the day
pent in n hot kitchen preparing
meals. It's (he time of year
you should be outside nnd
when mealtime comes, this fine
Coffee shim is the Ideal place tn
-atiry i he Inner man ami
woman.
If It gets ton hot, try eoM
meats and salad for lit noli
with a big glass of iced tea.
There's always a tempting vari
ety of good food and for din
ner, too.
Sacajawea Inn
"I'oliils llio Way to Heller Tliliir).-
Washington Is
Winner In Race
SFOOTi
PAINS i
Willi Wisconsin ''" 10 n,lm"c-'' "' mi
HUH 1 lStOIlblll Q( IKNCKvW, ,, fool p.i,
I rc.ult rroin wealcenetl imm-lef 1
MAl.tSON. Wis.. June 11, (AD Now way I, discorrrrd to M.ir.1 ,nd
Iwn I nlveiKliy of Wash Imtton treiiKllinl t!,o.o mulr.. That burn-!
news vlrturiuUK over Wtacoiwlu ing. ehion, lirnl frrlinn in the (ret 1
xht llH. Unlay jet our tor I'oiikii- .'K loot callute.. oain, ia In.. I
Ue, pe. N. v.. hopeful of bi iiut inle, hall or hi-el ilull ache In the
thr surprise euiriiut of the Inter- klr. call or knee npreaiJina o( the
coll. ulate reuatia. , '''I. or that brokrn-tluwn Irelinn
The MitMkv vai-Hltv boat, reveal.''' l'n now lie quickly etltlftl. l'ain
liiar hiiiooiIi power, won over the JtoP ' 10 mtuulrt when an amasing
1 iilvemlty ol wixemiHln crew yea- 'l.lu' "- eallfil the Juni Arch
lertlay In two-mllfM race on the
Uater.Hof Lake Mt-nilota. Tlmeil In
I I. 02. tin Jlusklea won almnut na
they llkiil. ullhouuh their uiamln
over the ltnilitct-8 wn little more
than a lenitth.
The Waslllnitlol. lunlor eluht also
liuule an linpreieiive Hhnw im;. 11
Im: away to a four-leliuth vhttory
over the WlKcousin Innlor Vitralty.
The younir llilaklea' lime wna one
aernnil Blower thnn thnt of Ihei
vnrnlly race.
ii i. i i . . . . """a i-ii
....... ,i ii mcDiy elaitic and eteeetl-
liiKly hitht and thiu.
llesulli are (lermanent. Soon band
may be diatilfd. Nearly f.UUU.UOl"
now in u.e. Siieeialiiti auiared' al
leiullH'iirneitwiti,!,', Tiar'r
1 Cvinn in today. lUntjrV
Money back i( not Vm.Vw.iJ7KJ
''''H'""1- ADCII BRACKS
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
Fix Up Your Room With
BESTWALL
PLASTER WALL
BOARD
In your spare tinu". It comes in i foot widths
and 0, 7, S, .), and 10 foot lengths. Easy to ap
ply. One sitle sized ready for painting or kalso
niining. COMF. AND SEE IT.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors lo Clntule C. Pratt
Building Mateiials of all Kinds
1S02 Cove Ave. phone Main 2-tS.
Fixing Up Your House?
Then you'll need .
sewer Pipe
chimney pipe
Northwest House Paint
$2.75 Gallon
Sawyer Holmes
Mercantile Company
Phone MAIN 17
FROZEN
GOODNESS
For Young Appetites
Why not keep cool with ice cream? It is the
one dessert for the whole family all summer,
and as for' pepping you up in the afternoon
there's nothing like it.
Your dealer can supply you with
BLUE MOUNTAIN
ICE CREAM
Made in La Grande
"EAT MORE DAIRY PRODUCTS"
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Do You Long for
More Congenial
Surroundings?
JF YOU are not satisfied to live where
you are now, there is no reason why
you can't find something a great deal
mora pleasant through the Want Ads.
You have only to advertise the sort of
a house you want in a clearly worded
Want. Ad and you will have it in short
order.
EVENING
OBSERVER
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