La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1929, Image 8

Monday, July 15, 1920
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
DOSTONIANS
SHOES FOR MEN
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wheat
July
M-lt
Due
.Inly
Kept
Dec
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Few Changes Today J Reaction Strikes
Ours i a good place to buy
hoes, because we can take
prompt care f every nerd of
yours. Business, formal, sport
outdoor and indoor wear
we have the right shoo for
you We have Bostonians
that's why. They are stylish
' shoen popular bIioc-long-wearing
shoes at comfort
able prices. $7 lo$10 the pair,
mostly. , .
j " .' "; Men's Wear. v
r: oiic'A(; mvi;ki'('k
S'.CHK.'ACJO, July IS (IJ, 8. I). A.)
jlOB: G2.1N1U: , Hlwuly lo I He liluhJ
o.r.,:iiut.cinr SOO-aiMi $11.26 ."
$.12.11(1: lao-llill llw. $11.26 ' $12. 411.
J'!-;Httt:- ? 7,(K(; . - ealvi'H -S.Oun;'.
iitforH,. ).10il-160H llw. $ 14.61) to
$'10.4111" U6K-IHMI llm. $13.26 to
$:i(l.2rii foil yourllni?.? 76(i-!i6(i llm.
$l 3,'llil t( $1(1.011. yeiilel'H $H.0O lo
$17,001 toeli:r una fi-edor -steorH
). J 6.611.
ffhciiltr 16,0110; 26o lower: na
tive $14. 26 i $14.60; h1hm-i ateaily:
u4n $'6,6(1 (n $11.76; rwillnif Ininhs
Hionily;. l'.ninbH .02 llm. ttnwn $14.26
W$I6.16; i-woh, 160 llm. down $6.6(1
li('$(1.76; , fci-iler lumhs 1 11.60 (
$'13.76.'... I,.
In Portland Mart ,
I'OUTLANI), Ore. July 15 (Af')l
' l-nces al the fimt aide market
of the Gardnera' und Karniors' as
sociation todity maintained itn even
keel lor I he mowt part with Kat
lirdfiy'H quotation! . Celery, blnir
Exchange Today
Ni;V YOHK, July 16 (Al')
Tho stock market which has been !
pointing up ward for several weeks,
turned rmctionary today when cull
money was advanced front !t to 12 I
per cent and threatened to go high
cherries, squash ami spinach were or. Helling pressure wub directed
itllglilly higher, while cticumberH chietly against the motor, copper,
and nuw potaloes were aomewhaL
easier. Ilaspbcrries, loganberries
und black cap ho far how no
signs of declining, Cannery de
mands Keein to be absorbing most
of the surplus,,, Following
prevailed :
Celery Jl.lft; strawberries $2.2:
raspberries $2 blackcaps $ 1.75;
logans $1.25; carrots, beets and
onions 25 cents; peas 4 to 5 cents;
spinach 75 cents; Italian squash 75
cents; royul ami cherries iu cents;
blngs 12 cents; cucumbers $1; po
tatoes 3 cents; Huuash $1.54).
steel and public utility shares, ul
though soft spots also developed in
Irrigation I r-
Making Heavy
Demand on Lake
The Community duo met i'Yi-1 pointed to help on tht pmgntm
Hy Mrs. William Wlggans
(Observer Correspondent)
I,OHTiNK. (Special) Water Is
pouring Into the canals and
ditches out In the Irrigated sec
tions of tho valley faster than It
is flowing from the mountains. In
seven days the Wallowa l.ako fell
one foot and Heven inches at the
dam and Hear creek is falling, John Potts, of Milton,
while the snow is practically all weekend with friends.
gone from tho hills, around its Willa Gray was very III Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Hoy
Haun. A pleasant afternoon was
spent.
Mrs. John Avery and children
left Sunday for Turner to visit
her mother and brother.
Frank Crane and wife, of Coeur
d'AIene, Ida., spent the fourth
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mack Gaston arrived herd Sun
day evening from jLewiston. Idit,
He intends to erect a dwelling gn
his property here and his family
will come as soon as possible.
Jess Kuler and daughters, Paul
ine and Kuth, and Mr. and Mrs.
spent the
which Will consist of music by the
Knterprise and Joseph lodges.
HiiHf'bail. horseshoe pitching and
races of all kinds are to take place
while a husband calling contest
will be a feature.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Harris and
Dr. Wheelock spent Kunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank iVarce ot
Lostlne.
The Fur and Fish farm owned
by Alva Victor has been attract
ing many visitors.
Hubert Oaughtery, formerly of j
Wallowa county, passed away at
his home In Kreewuter July 5. He j
was 81 years of age.
About H0 young people of the j
Friends churches in Southern i
Lostine river fs also fail- day but is greatly improved now. Idaho ure holding their endeavor
log but to a less degree and heavy Mrs, Marybell Ward and grand-
banks of snow still exist at its daughters. Madeline, left for Port
head. Hurricane creek is in the
same condition.
M r. and Mrs. Carl Thomas, oC
Weston, spent tho fourth with
friends in Wallowa county. They
were in I.ostine a few days visit-
Angeles, Wash., Wednesday to
visit her daughters. They plan to
bo away most of the summer. j
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, '
of , Portland, visited his sister, Mrs. !
William Wiggans Saturday. Mr.
conference at the Methodist camp
groun dat the lake. A' sacred eon7
cert at the tent Sunday was ex
pected to attract many visitors.
The annual Kpworth Jafflia op
ens Monday at the camp-grounds.
most of the other leading groups. 'n 'f friends. They were form- Stevens Is from the district office
itails, which indulged in a sharp er rewuenis or j.ostinc.
disnlav of sLruntrth on Saturday, of- fatten nd wife, of islanc
prices fered the bet resistance to selling
procure, with at least a dozen is
sues pushed into new high ground.
The closing was irregular.
I'OltTUM) PHOIH CI-;
POIlThANI), Ore,, July 15 (Al')
-Hutter: (eubCH) ; extras, 4 4c;
City, visited recently with . Mrs.
Patten's cousin,' Mrs. Frank Brad
ley, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorvat Gray ana
baby drove over from Jiend to vis
it during the fourth. Verral Gray swamps.
returned home with them and
will work In Bend.
of the United States forest service
and was looking over timber bus
iness In Wallowa county.
The IteV. and Mrs. Conden clos
ed a very successful vacation
Capitalist Gets
Back His Health
POJU'KAM) UVF.STOCK
POKTI,ANI, Ore., July J5 (Al)
Cattle and calves: about steady;
receipts, cattle l.HDO; calves 150;
steers ( 1 KM)-1 3o lbs.), good
I I r.fi i, t i o rwi t i iri i i nil
n.iiiiifci.Hn. tumi ,...,;! o'clock followed by
a largo number of young folk
The following enthusiastic state
innnt wit a tumlo hv .lob n ( Kni-n-
Bfble school by taking the young ce,.f of 4lijt sixty-third avo., West
iiiin uii w. piuiitc ujj 10 uic uisen ,
They report a fine time.
medium $ 1 0.00 ri- $ 1 1.50; common
$8.60& $10.00; heifers (850 llm.
Simula rd 4:iVjc; prime firsts, 42 down), good $ 10.25 y $1 1. 00; com-
MAV VOItK Fill IT
"', KK.W youic, July 15 (Al,;-f
jljvUpoi'atod ippli'fl steady; choice
Vi ! M; fancy : I ft 1 ft ', prune
Nloudy;' (.'HlH'ornia ft Ore
go it lOMi (rf,l5: , u'prlcots sleady:
stiindai'd v i:i Hi' 1ft;'' choice ) h(u I H;
etrii cholue 2 I tff 2;l; peaches sleaily
Hhindard 10 ; choice 1 1 ; extra
e'holcu, 12", '
IH'TTIHtFAT
.;.fAN FltANCIH('t), July 15 (An
r-HuttflrfHt t: o. -ht Hun Francisco,
50 cunts. .
I, The world's lai'Kest china man
ufacturing plants iiru at Must Uver-yodl.-Ohlo.
cents; firsts, 41 j cents. Creamery
prices; prints, lie over cubes stan
dards. KgKH! steady, pi Ices t,o retailers:
fresh, extras .35c; standard firsts,
IIJu; fresh medium extras, 33c;
fresji niedhnri firsts, 32c.
I'-ggs; prices to whnlesaltM's;
I' it 'Hit extras, ;t;ic; standard I'h-sis,
32c; fi-i'sh in ("lilt in axtraH, 3 tc;
flesh medium firsts 30e,
Milk: -Hluiidy; raw milk (4 per
cent) $2,35-: v. w. t., delivered.
Portland, less I per uc.nt. Itulter
fal, stullon, 43c; track; 44c; do-'
liviM-ed al, Portland 4G(47c. i
Poullryj steady;, (buying prices) ; ('0-2ft0) lbs.)
alive, heavy hens over 4 Vi lbs.. 20 ? I 2.(tffj 9 I 2.7f;
cents; medium hens 3 Mi H 4 lj lbs.
22(H23c: light, under H lbs., 20
fic2lc; brolleis, 1 Vi lbs., 23d(24c;
colore broilers, 2 to 3 lbs., 27 w
3hc; sluing pckln ducks, 4 lbs, ami
over, 23fri2f)i; old pekln ducks, 23
( 25c; coiored ducks I S fi 20e.
Onions: steady: per c, w. I.,
Oregon, fancy, $2.25 ffi $2.50; boil
ers, M)(u $1.75;, Hermudas $2 !n
$2.2r., Potatoes: steady: per c. w. b,
(Jems, No. I grade, $a.fi0ft(.$2.8&;
f,fn $3.25,
Wool: steady: Kastern Oregon,
I 8 (it 2c, lb.; valley 3orf H3e.
liny; steady: buying prices;
Kastern Oregon timothy. $2 1 ,50 ftp
$22.00,. (hi valley, $17. oor(( $17.50;
oat hay, 1 H dj $ 1 H.ftn; straw, $H ton;
si'lling prices $2 more.
mon to medt'im $7.50 $ 1 0.25;
: cows, good $!i.0(Kfi $'.(.50; common
ltd medium $7.00 $i).00; low cut
; tor $5.00 b $7,00; good beef $!i.ooro'
$!i.75; cutter to medium $7.00 (u)
' $!).00; calves (fi00 lbs. down), me
j dluin to choice $3.50 (fr $ 1 2.00; cull
!o uominoii $7.0Ufj $!l.00; vealers,
milk fed, good to choice $13.00
$ I 4.50;. medium $ I 1 .004j $ I 3.00;
cull to common $7.00f $11.50.
I logs: active, mo.-tly 2 ft cents
higher; receipts 2200; including
2ii billed through; heavyweight
' (250-35(1 lbs.), medium lo choice
$ I 1,50 tf$ 1 2.50; medium weight
Mr. and Mrs, J.John Neiderer
and Mrs. Mae Williamson, of T,a i
The Christian Kndeavor of the Grande, spen the fourth with Mrs. j
Presbyterian church held a pic- Williamson's brother, Berkley
nlc supper Sunday evening at G:3o Candle.
out-door I ' Hugh S. Mugill who has been1
vfsHing his brothers here for the
past two weeks left Monday for
Portland and Mrs. Magill will vis
it hero for a while longer before
leaving for. their homo in tho East.
At four o'clock Monday after
noon the three-year-old son of
I Mr. and Mrs. Ersa Wort man pasa-
from over tho county,
Miss Blanch Allen and sister.
Miss Kisio Shipley, of lone, came
over to spend the fourth wltn
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Alien.
Mrs. Arch Wlllett, of T,a
Grande, spent two days at the
homo of her mother, Mrs, Kilt
McKenxle, recently. t
Miss Pauline Childers left Fri
day for Pendleton where- she wit!
resume her nurse's training at St.
Anthony hospital. She spent a two
weeks vacation ('ith friends In
Wallowa county. 1
Mr. and Mrs. George? Woods
J.C.PEN
108 Depot St.,
You Can Fill
La Grande, Oregon
Your Summer Shirt
At Real Savings Herel
Men's Dress "
SHIRTS
Needs
Selection of
Fancy Patterns
White and
Plain Colors
This is a savings opportunity you will want to take
advantage of. A large selection ot fancy patterns
WK a!s pknty f plain w tans' sreys
ed away suddenly, of acute lndl
gestlon. Funeral services . were
held at Wallowa and interment
was. made at the Wallowa ceme
tery.' W. W Zurchei' lias been ap
pointed weed inspector for Wal
lowa 'County by the" county court.
Wallowa county has been declar
ed a weed control district.. He will
see, that etioh property, owner does
medium to choice tertained a number of friends at uanaoian imstie to go to
Hfi'u uii, mnu, preventing
light weight ( K10-
- Vacation
Days
Take Lots of
PICTURES
Bring. 'em to
MAE STEARNS
For expert photo
work at
L. & L. Drug Co.
niH'AIJO OANIf
CIIK'Uio, July lli (Al')
wiH'iii: No. n n-ii Ji..'14'd i.:ir,',i
No. :i luini $i.:ir..
Corn: No. I inlxoil !i:i; Nu. I
yi-llow V!i in I on,
(Iiuh: No. -i hlli- 4!i( ft"; No. a
whlto 411 j 'it 4s 'j.
Uyo: no muIch,
llail.-y: tiuotiilili- riinm- ri.Vii 7(1.
ninolhy hi-kI: H.'Mifii Xi.dli.
ClOVIT KI-C-ll: fltl.fiUSl 21.'MI.
i. hi-i, rii.H, ;i;i.r-(., .hIiIi-h,
I 4.75.
pcinic (llnniM- lal Sunduy.
2lilAlhs), nioiHu into choice $l2.r0 Mm. Myrth- wood und Hon,
lli I :um: MkIU HkIHh ( i:in-IOO . l-'runk, ol Siiokune, uro HpcndhiH
llm.), iiH-dluin lo cliolco $lt.75 ftr , Hi-vi'Mil duys with Mi-a. Martha
$U.llll; piiclilnir howh, roiiKh and Kuart and Hoy Huart.
Hllloolh f ll.llll lit' $ 1 1). 00 ; Hla'.lKhti-r N. II. MroHlu-arH and rainlly,
plK8 (KII.IHO llw.), incdllim lo Mia. Clyde Hold and family and
, cholei- $ I l.Tillli $ 1 2. fill; rrcilor and .Iohho lln-Hhi'ais and family, or l.a
Hlockor plM (7o-lil:i IIih.), mcdluin Cirundc, Hiicnt the fourth up the
10 cliolco f 1 1. filial 1 1 3.25. (Kofi or.Hoiith rork of tho Wallowa river,
oily hoffH and counting pIkh cx-j flnhlni?.
Cludcd in nhnvc iiuolalionH). Air. and lira. Jerry Illclu-r ami
Hhi-i.p und lamlm: dull, no oarly fainily and Mr. and Mra. lloo llu
. Ii-uilliu; rocclplH s.llllo; InoludluK chanan. of l.a Onindc, ivcre
i2,:ilK dlrccl: laniha (; llm. down) BuuhIh of Itoy llanon laat wci-k.
Kood lo choice i I 1. 00 lint 111. (hi; hip- ! Cecil (ihormley, ulirother of
11 I ii in '.l.r.liro (1 1.00; (all welKhlB) i MrB. Johho Allen, paHHod away til
cull lo common ' 7.0lHi ll.r,0; hlH home In Albany laat. ThurHday.
' ycurlliiif wcthei-H (110 IIih. down) i Mi-- nd Mm Allen and Mrs. I.ouls
mi-dluin to choice 7.(i(Ko a.00; ' Carpenter lel'l for Alliuny to at-i
,.u-,.H (120 11. down) inedlinn lo lend the funeral.
,cho,e 4.ooi if,.-jr,. ri2ii.ir,u iik.) ! Mi'"- HcndrlckH,
ini-dlniu lo choice $:!.B0fH ri.0o;
I (all welglitH) cull to coiiimon l.f0
. in ;i.rjo,
Hprcadlnff.
The I.O.O.I- lodpe annual pic
nic wilt he held up- tlio southfork
of Iho Wallowa river July 21. The
public la Invited and lodKca from
Joseph, FIntcrpi-iHo und Wallowa
are helpinK LoKtine in prepara
tlons. Committees have' been ap-
of Ku-
FIND IT
HERE
Oopr lor Ihla column miut be
In br tin.
l'OIITI,AM) CASH
I'OltTI.AND, Ore, .Inly 15 (Al')
Canh wheal: IIIk llcnd ldiR-,item,
Holt white $1.21).
Western while $l.2!l.
Hard winter $l.2ll'.i,.
Northern sprint,' $l.2li,
WeHtern red $ 1.211 .
Oals: No. 2-IIK lb. while $:it.O0,
To-lay'H cal- lecelpln: wtieat III.
flour 24, corn 5, oals 2, hay 3.
l.i i:iti-o(ii, iu:,r
I.IVKKI-Dlll.. July 15 (AI-)
Wh.at eloHe: J.ily Us li 'ml 51 42.
October la 1 'S,d l. lli '.
Iicccmlicr 10s 4 ;, d $ l.tii-V
ujith
YranKCleaviuger
Nnture't Foretltought
Kven Nature scciiim Iu be Inter
esleil In food containers, fur she
provides for fruits mid vegetables
coil till tiers of Hie must etllcleiilly
protective nature possible. In the
cane nf pnictlciilly nil frulls and
vegetables, the si; In er outer cm--erlnit
Is n eront help in prciervhig
Hie wholesoinenes.s (if the pulp.
Tarllf walls arc wooden affairs
built by considerable log-rolling,
Rayi Uiod in Surgory
Gaiuinii ni.Vk uro electronmyiietlc
waves of lilli frequency with wnvo
lenuths uf from 1.4 iingslrnin unitH
down lo itpproNluuitely MM ang
strotn ffilts, Gumma rays are ttmre
penetrating limn N-i'ays. . Gnmmu
rays inv hceii Used fur treotitiR
such (llseast'H us 'iincer, luinors,
ulcers, congenital wnrls. etc.
commercial and civic life of that
city, but who recently retired from
active business to di-volo time lo
his real estate holdings In
Atlls, Wis., und Florida. Mr. Sp'en
ctM' has lived in Milwaukee forty
five years, is well-known and high
ly esteemed, hie said:
"1 am leaving for Florida in a
Tew ilays and will take four hollies
of Sargon with me. I lon't intend
to lie without this wonderful medicine.
hlliM I "For the nvM year I have
in wrtjiciieti iieann, suiieriMfr from
rheumatism and other tnmt
AritfOWMOMS ; account of an Inactive liver, prin-
When you wish to' have a broken rl,,ilf,y' 1 ,OM' rapidly and
side glass or wiiHlshleld (.ulcUly my strength was ebbing away. I
and eoiveeUv refitted, with finest. W,IH oiiiiiiii ly troubled with ni-
llmaiitouiat tnein,
boles, etc. Norton's Kindle Shop,
polished plate at u -Haying, take digestion and constipation
.... . , "i f.iit i.iui-i...,i i
The Brighter bide
The people who nil I you tip
by telephone every whipstitch or so
and try ! sell yon things you don't
want any more I lutn a rabbit are
pretty inmovlng, hut (here Is nl-
wnys n brighter shle mid I hey might
gene, but formerly of Elgin whero
her husband operated a store for
several years, came to Joseph tho
first of the week for ah indefinite
stay combining business and plea-'
sure. Mrs. Hendricks owns a large
farm on Prairie creek which is
occupied by J, If. Nuxalli
Marry West, of San Era ncisco
visited last! Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Allen, lie left Mon
day for I 'nlon, "t'
Harold Pearce spent. Sunday
vlsltlmr his narcnts. Mr. and Mrs.
, Frank Pearce. Harold is employed lo "'paro me prices,
j at l.add Canyon, 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. Georiro Aeklev I HI-XP WANTED
land children, of I'nion. who have)
viuiii,,r i ii,., I,,,,,,,, ,.- Mlon of the rlirht ctft for thn ticiit
1. 1111 II IL Illt'llHlil'O
Allls, .Milwaukee, who for thirty HI ffe VX'.PiPs'iATll KSTOTnf ftCI 1 ' I 5 I
igp a imm MM ffLM
w:'V ' v M'i I Mr. PolV j Famous Old Coach
! "jjPj-lf Arl - j The limticiimii awoke in I lip has- I Tho present coacli of the lord
m W'-' Wfit ' I'll"' fin'l Ihnl Im hail I'-sl n li-g. J mayor of I.omlmi was in use Mm
1 1 . fii I ooUlii!! Iiasiil.v down lie imir- the Americnn Revolution, Itnvlni-
wi&MkU ' ' ' ""in"'!: "i'.ani: Kuiiiliii-si il was I hoen liuilt In 17."7. A six-foot mnu
r3y&i(faaut Vit- ' 1110 ""' "ml H" riieiiinalisui." j weni'iiis a silk lint enn stand in tt
p" ' ! ' ' " M"K"i''i'H' '"" t""''' "'e '0'''
I WWTri jfi- Children's
LJJsm t Knscmbcs 0&B$& Dresses
j Pw l At l cr''f10 ii0 chinii
,ion c. sim:.ci:u 1 '' ' 11 yL flV-f "Tt 8h"
U Mtm Ck MM l!"y - ai-v'"1"
aljEp Aro 2 to 12. - "'l .p'tiy
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Tj, , a nMMmKOTMIiMIMMHMM
J. J, Champman and at tho home
of Charles llridwell returned to
their homo this week.
Many from Lost Ino attended
your car to Itichardson "Tho Art 1 I0R 11 im,,"'d improveineni.
Mnn," at Hlchardson's Art and ,,ft'r '" fU'Hl u'w fl,,s"s ,,r "ltuu.
(lilt Shop.- Jb- specializes in all 'rhl'' bottles put. me in wonderfiil
kinds of glass work and'invltes you dltlon. My appetite bt spb-udid
7-15-31 nuw' n,y "Wt'HUon is sounl. I h;tv
j gained ten pounds and my strength
I has returned in proportiou. Cm
When you want help In the selec- ffomw lt) '"'l""- tin- tr.sitment.
person, yo:i wi
Of course, for 1 wouldn't Im. v,;t)i-
FLOWFIt TIMK
Now Is llie time for flower
bowls
Sargon may be obtain
Grande from the Itcd Ch
Store. Adv.
io I. ;t
I rug
FOR SALE
Six Room House
A fine buy at a low price.
Terms to suit purchaser.
W. If. Bohnenkamp Co.
conio to the front door unit nclually ! tho Al G. Ilarm-n circus at Muter
sell Ihoiu. Ghlo Slate .louriml. j prise Wednesday.
, , - Miss Tillie llagen, of Marsh
Health Hint flH,i' lM V11''W l-r sister, Mrs.
Kduar Hook.
In huylim lays for el.tldien. bear KWo(l Krouse, who has been
in mimi i no Teuucm-y o. t hi 1 1 1 g cun- ; ,,,, is ahto , ,,( U UK,Un
I.cin Graham and wife, of Aso
to pbn-o on your table with pretty j
, bociuets from your yard. Take ad-'
'vantage of the !Se Flower Howl
special now on at lilchardson's Art
and Gift Shop. Values to $4.75 for
only ysc. - - "" 7-I5-at
dren to put everything into the
mouth, iiudMhtit older ones can he
educated with toys. Too compll
en tod toys hore children. F.x pen
sive, ones do not nocesniIy In
crease pleasure.
Almost Human ,
When Institllcleiit fond Is supplied
gohlllsh In a pond they devour one
arm! her. App'ircutly, man didn't
Invent the stock exchange bleu.
Itli'iiiltighniu News.
This Ii Sutptnta
When I lie check Is $1.(10, ymi have
SI.NO, and your Indy Is 'deciding
whether or not lo hnvc dessert.
Uoslon Transcript.
Talented Pianist Joins KYA Trio
alwais r) U MlVTl
or, lI VWUW I
Alt iiough w e're
h urcy
That's no call tor you, to w
'Julck and sar - that's us, Tell
us when you nee n. We'll lie
there when we sa, Move you
from here to there In a hurry.
;riie sunset trio, heard rrgnlnj'ly on KVA and the APC
made up of Umothy Piismore. 'cMlft, I'ottxtuurv Ptper
and Aiodesta Moi'ten-'vn. vbdinlpl.
i huiu. is
ptantst.
liu. were visiting his sister, Mrs.
William Hunter, over tho week
end. Friends havu learned that Mrs.
Josephine 'ook was married at
Ashland Wednesday. ,1 tily 1 II. to conducting funeral ceremonies for
George King, of t luit city. Mrs. our deceased brother. . John J.
Cook has many friends and rein- Hroughton. Order W M.
lives In Wallowa county who join 7-tF-lt.
in reliction to the couple O. W. WA ItNtH'K. Sec.
Special Cominuith-athm
I .a G ra n d e i ,od ge No.
11 A. F. and A. M. Is
here-by cal iff! for Tuesday,
July 1, lyjy, at l: p.
in., for the purpose of
NEW YORK STORES
BIG Q BIG
peciais
Be color-correct
Use Acme Quality Paint, Var
nish and Lacquer. This is the
nuc of color, correctly used,
Kith inside and outside the
home. It is up to us to know
our colors.
You cannot
afford to
choose color
inadvisedly.
Only quality
paint can he authentic in color,
beautiful and enduring.
Just he sure the ACME
QUALITY lahel is on the
paints you buy and you will
he color-correct. An ACME
color scheme bring you
ACME QUALITY
Pjnt Varnish Lacquer
authentic harmonies 'n the
latest, most popular shades.
And it brings you lasting har
mony for ACME colors re
tain their beauty, insure years
of service.
Because wo
like to give
our custom
ers the tup
quality in
Rny product, we sell ACME
QUALITY Paint, Enamel,
Lacqucrand Varnish a finish
for any need inside or outside
your home.
It 5s spring-time to decorate
now. Let us advise you.
TUB HOUSB Of COLOR
W. K. GILBERT CO.
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