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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1929)
Friday, July 5, 11)2'.) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven Union Sawmill Ag ain Operating; Cars Bring Logs critical condition fur tin p:iJ weeks in sluwly impi ovinff. .Mrs. i:ua Miller, tmpei intcn lent or the primary department of the Methodist Sunday school, enter tained the Mltte tot.s on the hiwn at her home in North I'nion Satur day afternoon. The juvenile class .spent the- afternoon playing enmea (ml enjoying ire cream anil other ""'.WATER POWER IN McKlNZlE BASIN GIVEN lly W. V. aXOK (Ohserver 'orrespondt'nt ) I N ION (Special The Oregon ''' reshntrnli:. Trail nav mill it: uxulit munlnK Sidney Vaden and family are steady . since Ihe reiny s'!inon is moving Into I'nion from the. state over ami trucks can i?el into the experiment station where he has mountains lof Ioks. .Most of the hern employed for the past year, j timber heinw sawe-I now Is from, Amons the Inion folk who were ' the .1. K. Hall raneh aho it ten -hoiininir in l a (in.n.1.. M.t.o-.lnv weie Mis. IViiVl Shaw Mr. and miles: up t 'utlierine ri vek. T'X Knicni is in cnare m u line oi yU.s y conni,,.t lOKffUm lrnek8 which :s lirinv'inK in .roiK, and Mr. and Mr the loss from this section of tlm- her. John Scar i. Art Walk- cention Of 11 few obtained nermiss! ' Heaihmaricrvi company of t li o national tf'iard arrived home Thursday morn ink, wil h 1 he ex- of the hoys who rmii-s!on to remain in I'ortlnild fm- n few days. . The giinrdsinen report a tfood time at Camp Clatsop this year. Handlers in this end of the val ley urn In the midst of t lie first cutting of alfalfa lor the season and are finding the yield heavy, tlraiu fields are also piomi.iiK" a pood average from the present in dications. j Preparations are tfeltlnjc tinder vny to hamlle the cherry crop of Vhl.i vtylnily an 1 from the Cove ijistriM. l-'nekiiiK houses are being "tfenovatert and box material is he ifig delivered for tiie making of boxes. -Packers are- offering u little over nne cents for I loyal Anns and the other varieties will probably bring a slightly higher rice. In general the tree art well filled and growers are anllei jraMnf? a Rood yield, i lleports from, the hospital , tit Vt-I"kf are to the effect, that ,0:111 Hhlleinnn who has been in n f -Mrs. Connie Ttlacker Is doing th night shift at the local telephone exchange for a couple of weeks while Mrs. John Spa n ivt away on her vacation. ship iuti;Ki; n SAN I'KDKO, fal.. July h (AP Abandoned by her crew, the lum ber schooner Anne llanify was brea li ins P on t li e rocks w h icli Itehl her fast off Point Morula, radio advices from rescue vessels reported today. The boat went UK round Tuesday during a. heavy fog. A POUTI.AXI, Ore., July 5 AP) The Uregonian, in a special dls putch from Its Washington, l. l? correspomlent, stated today that wuter power resources of the Mr Kenzie river basin in Oregon amount to 442. ono horse power for 5" per cent of iho time and 2S!, atiu horse power for 9 per cent of the time. "If all the sites were developed," the article states, "tlje total usable power would equal twice the pre ent requirements of Oregon, ac cording to the findings published by the geological survey. "The only power now developed In the basin is the 430ft horse power available at the Kugene. Ore., municipal plant. A second plant near l.eaburg is being built by the city of Kugene and will have an initial rapacity of' 10,000 horse power and an ultimate ca pacity of 20,000 horse power." I II Hill HII II II Mllllll IBIII-sMnT. III IIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIHIIIIII i ywaga l Mfflr 13 .13 fSfea . !Sir-l A Now York nonK writer B"t married tin' otner day and for the theme koiib of tli wodillni? wroto "I'm ou tin. VorRP of a Merits." Tllttt lust woiil also rliymos witlt dii-K.-. . COMING Monday - July 8th T0I5Y NORD'S COMEDIANS Tin-: snow voi; know. TIONT Tll::.-'RK I.A (IHANDI-: SK'c-liil t-'hiiirs 'ThiH Ve.ir l.tidieM Vffe Mmii. a r.-.- l.'ic 0ip. Foley Hotel . j FOR EVEN GREATER SAVINGS' I Thii SERVICE Is I V i V Jit. 9 Thii SERVICE Is FREE! FREE Installation FREE Service ftt our more than 150 stores. FREE Loan Battery If needed durlr.sr guarantee period. Why 'Western Auto7 ; catteries Give Longer, More ' Economical Service 1, f'ASB of wnmli-a hard fpfOlal coniputiti-.il acUl pruuf. tron Hint turHll. r. rASE WATJ-f lrl of. and mol't .1 in umc ;iec with oatr fe. :. Pl.ATEP txlrn. thtcU and lonn he-l. Hfal i.-tiTiilhlKh-lFrail oiidt nrnts uiid Plait" r"- iNin c'irrtxt uimiutU f untlinony tor greater duraHlity. t.. SKPARATOrtfl of hifrh rrade ".' whitt rtrilar thoruUR hly tifated to Insure (trmter capactcy. allciw rur-vt-ni to flow freely itnd tve com- Hett uuuiaiiun. i. TKKMlNAIi POST T)WEIl EC- 'liO.N. to whicli piatf are e ureiT aitch.trl. it proper bikb t In- ur ay current flow, f. TKHM1NAT, POST TPrER SKC TI'JN cuirect rnxt tur ialle i-ini- nei-tlon. Heaw rulibr warier Juat under terminal pual nut, pre- Veuis tt Id lea Ha. T. VKA, ro.S'NECTOBR rlMly fm- lnel tt carry current wilii lent - leaitiaace. t VrT Pl-t'O of hard ruMer. hae heavy corruiationa for eaay handling. Our Guarantee Gives You Absolute Protection If any "Western Auto" Bat tery develop trouble due to defects in materials or work manship, within (he guarantee period, we will repair or re place it on a service basil. Low Prices Made Lower Trade-hi your old bat tery asixtrt-payment on a new, fully guaran teed Wizard or Western Giant and assure de pendable electrical sup ply for summer touring, and for many months to come at even greater savings than are of fered by our regular pleasingly loio prices . ; Quality Earns Popularity "Western Auto" batteries have won the confidence of thousands of car owners, who know from experience that these rugged bat teries are extra powerful and quick-starting flash hot, fat sparks through the spark plugs carry a big reserve of power AVlTarrl ?rrracy ? that gives brighter lighu for safer vv izara oioragc . , drivinre on aslin 6 Volt V H Plate -less TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Batteries Guaranteed 2 Years I'riliM'l Tritilr-li, Alliuitit- From Th l-uiv ITHtw! 6-11 Special $ 6.9S 6-11 Standard 7.9S 6-13 Special 7.9S 6-13 Standard 9.45 6-15 Special 10.45 6-15 Standard 11.45 6-17 Standard 13.45 6-17 Z 15.95 12-7 Standard 11.45 8 d) "Western Auto" Service A t'"l''r' ttitit lrn vnu mnnry. Sen l r tnnn'rlinnn rri'.f -frtiiifrf in Hit Mfit whrrr tr'' liar utttrtx, so tff',f purrinlMrtl from . wuft br prnptrhi atl promptly in- n'nllnl nt fl 1,W ff'lt rate . . . HI and trouble free and can be depended upon to meet any Us! of western driving. For Your Convenience ; Open i' Saturdays to 9 P. M. -More than 150 Stores in the West Supply Co. Ml Hi Adams Avenue La firande. Oie. $JWC AM Western Giant Super Strength Battery Guaranteed 2Vi Years Kxtra QiMlity hard rubber in larr and deeper plule and np:iraUim rrln fnrved with p-i firt'd ruldier veneer piv 5IIII longer life :ii!il Kieuter power. Deduct Trade.ln Allowance from theia low sricaa H 6-11 Western Giant. Guar anteed 2"j yaara J11.95 H 6-13 Western Giant. Guar anteed 2V4 yaara $13.45 H 12-7 (12-volt) Western riian. Ruae. 91. vra. . tl6.9fi Saturday July 6 Prices Reduced! Dependable quality merchandise marked law to ck.tr quickly . . . Hundreds of items you will want and need for yourself and home these mid-summer days. That's Ward's July Clearance Sale And it begins Satur day, July (. SUMMER DRESSES Sleeveless Sport Models for Immediate Went- . .$8.95 . I'nstcl flat . i'niPK, prlntrti . hifftHlf, m'CH'l'llPM Mill Win , mmlfls' for evnry upoi't iuy iliiy nt('iisi(in.; .-. ' , Silk Frocks if I'lHli'iiinhlt Snuii'tiifs.s tnt'litillim prlntfil lii'tivitM silk., fl:tt crepes, tub niUin, uenrtfnt les iiml ctdl'fuitH. OI Iters. I 'iihii Sl.iir, to ss.i).- Save Money . . Now Compare .these' Clenrancc Prices. Come and. see- for yourself these biff, mid summer values. They will completely., convince you that you'll save 'money -if you lmy now. . , You Will he Smart and Thrifty when yau buy ' iar r 1, : A U 83 Cotton Piece Goods v3,You will find these falnies-iii new designs and eiHfii'sk' chai mindly practical for summer f locks. Women's Hats $1.95 Clearance Price Styles n;y with Hiiiiiinor bright -tirNS to harntoiif.e whit your il.'ilnttrNt ' frockM . . . sleH I'm ltohhed jituriurner Ih'.kIn. . CLEARANCE Lloyd Loom Woven Fibre Furniture Ve. Spcci d 4Q 7 Clearance I'rice ..PlCCeS; r . Lloyd Loom furniture's Blisteninsf double waterproof enameled surface will withstand the weatherinp; when used on the sun porch; furnish the brightest room thionoh the Inter cool dnvs inside the home. SiilnKlli Id i iihliiiis shudi'il iirin-ulmv iriwii Mirhli-p lllim" . iliiviMiinrl." roi'Urr rtml rnillCo'iiiillik imil rhalr. lU'Einner's Golf Outfit 4 Clubs and Wag lag $8.19 A; set designed for begin ners and for those who piny only , an occasional round. llrassie, iMidiron, Mashic 8 and Putter all with hickory shafts, leather grips in (food Quality bag. Hi i-'.st toi.oit til(;ii.M Cleiir.. eolni's. snft' wejive. Yard Dltl'.SSV lt.V) (ilNCII AM Lovely ilexlKns, . OJ smart,' new. Ynrd ...v.. tdW, coi,oiti:i I'I.issk Willi pei'nianeni . erlnkle. Yard I'lNK SI m(J Ideal r.jr JhlrlH. cini-lis. rhll ilren's wear. Yard . 23c cttr.pi-: 19c I'AST COI.OU HATISTK (iii'iriitileed, finely woven iind nlipe '. i: I' II V It f.lNf.HAM Dainty iiiut attractive, soft color. Yartl iMiMnn i:i voiu-: sheer lt'n nfleil eitlletl chiffon voile. Yard.... (IMSP lt(.AMY I mnnent 'i'jine.Mfi, fin co.d. Vard : 36c Children's Panty Frocks $1.98 Ages 2 to fi Years Dozen's of "tiny . miss" styles Crisp and cool. Dainty batiste, fine broad-' cloth and sheer voiles . . . with touches of -hand .em broidery. . 98c & $1.98 Specials in Toilet Needs For Summer Comfort At Money Saving Prices T TQTT7PTMT7 Antiseptic and JUlO 1 HjIvIIN lit Mouth Wa.-h Keg am a. Vt. SS, rf. If? r. Yd. ouL tum. v..-y. 3ic miiw UMn 23c DliJvC " 53c j M A Sr (05 a Here are Lxtiaordinary Values in House Dresses at 98c wi Sum II. Itruiittir, unit , Larut Sles. Ml In Ml The very newest . handker chief lawns, crisp percales and dimities, every model so gayly attract! v e in flowered and dotted print. Sheer organdy trimmings. All are guaranteed tubfast! ' Sizes Hi to 5(i, ' s ill um i Splendid Values! . (iOLDKN CKKST Silk Hosiery at r. $1.00 Silk fit mi Top to Toe iiml Silk l ooi i Wispy, Hheer, full - filHhlolied flilffnn hone with the narrow Kienoh heel . . . Klvliij,'. every Entitle a Hlender. trim appear- B f'nnirorlalile, Lingerie anre.. ' Vour choice Hmartfsl new fhnde. tlie mtiaii and hot- vleeahl1 . . . one may lmy thesn uarntentH at worthwhile clear ance wivlmrH! Itnyon Shmiy llcKtmern Itayon I Hinen set Ilaymi ... veHtH :. I til. Von Chemist I.tintepshnn SUPM 79c $1.89 69c 98c $1.49 irLOOsixeat I'oly I'owdrr I'ompaet Mennen'K Talcum Howtler Voimay I'owilcr Ddorono tran.parent ( f'ntev I'olish Kit , lohnson'H Talcum powder Cnt;uentlne for Hnnlnii'n I'otid'rf Cold and Van Ishlnt,' Crcii 89c 79c 29c 29c Children's Cool Undies 38c Very Special Shirts and shorts like older brother's bright ,f stripes with cotton rib shirts; also, double seat checked nainsook union suits straight knee. 69c mJ3 42c ;4,iiMffY B ' (Ski k fc.et-l 4il 27c Knickers $1.95 Cunning Fruit of the Loom Wash Suils $1.89, , For those "busy" play and dress hours buy the fam ous finely woven "Fruit of the Loom" wash suits. Solid colored button-on paties and bright little shirts. Withstand many tubbings. for the Mid-July Vacationist 101 iioi-:j So jaunty for thi? long hike, motor trip and camping . . rough mixture tweeds, fin ished neatly with button knee bands, reinforced seams, two smart tailored pockets, web waist band. Other Knickers 2.K!) & X.'l.s:, In S i (I a Smart Shoes For Gail Activity $4,98 For afternoon or evening the shoe sketched is smart ly in line. French beige kid with reptile trim. Louis heel. See our line of Smart Shoes! Quality, Style, are Combined. You Save Money lly Buying Shoes at Ward's 0NTG0MEMY WARD & CO. Wash. Ave. I'lione Main IS L:i Grande, Ore.
