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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday! -July M. 1929
Cove Old Folks'
Picnic Will Be
. HeldOnAug.10
v By Mn, A. G. Gonklln
(Observer Correspondent)
COVK, July 17, (Special)
- Much interest is being: taken in
the Old Folk a picnic to be held
Pfilimlay, August 10, at the Ancen
nlon Grove. The haila will both bo
open for uhc. the Morris hull for
dinner ond the French hall for the
prog mm. M. L. Carter is chair
man of the program committee,
and la devotJni? much time to ar
ranging an, enjoyable program,
Mrs. L. 13, Anderson was appoint
ed by the Woman's club chairman
of the picnic, A basket lunch will
be furnished by the visitors, nnd
the Woman's club will furnlnh ice
cream and coffee.
Tho Kpworth League had nn i
Interesting program Kunduy even
ing, July 34 at the Ascension
jGrovc. Tho Cove branch of the
Kp worth League had made plans
to entertain tho Island City league
but the visitors were unavoidably
detained. Tho discussion topic
was. "Seeing God in Nature," with
MJhh Lola Hrotters leading. A vo
nil solo by Archer Antles was en
Joyed. ItefreshmentH were served
i following thep rogram.
Tho Cove cherries are entirely
packed in Cove and a recent item
from Union must have been In
error whon It said that most of
the Cove crop was handled In
Union. Covo has two largo pack
ing plants, tho Mt. Funny plant
where tho Co-operative ussocla
tfon packs and K, J. SLackhtnd's.
Mr. Stackland also has a packing,
house in Union where ho handles
cherries ho buys In Union. Kach
plant puis out nearly a carload of :
cherries a day, . ! .
';- Logan Amloi-Kon Jr! Buffered ai
sovoro Injury whon ho was diving
at tho swimming pool Sunday af
ternoon. Ho struck-a rock In the
bottom, cutting a gash In his
head. Ho Is recovering Butisfactor
lly.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bell have
. lJoen having u house party nt their
commodious ranch home. A
daughter, Mrs. Tllalno Geor, of
Walla Walla, Wash., and her
friend, Miss Aril no Hobcrtson, of
Walla Walla, Mrs. Birdie Hawks
unfl children, Harold ine and Billy,
of Pendleton, Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Harrington and Frankle Fulp. or
Bolso, being guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Harrington nnd Miss Fulp will
now muko their homo In La
Grande.
Mrs. Nellie Martin entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rick, of
Baker, Sunday. Other guests of
Mrs. Martin wore Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Harris and three chil
dren.: ' Ned Martin and Milo Richards
returned Friday from a three-day
camp on the Mlnum, well laden
with trout caught there.
Jay Martin and Ralph Puckott
left a few days ago for the lakes
above tho Mlnum on a week's out
ing. .
Qrovop Huffy and Guy Sills left
Monday hiornlng for a trip Into
the, Mlnum country.
Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Cochran
and sen, Wilbur, aro spending a
vacation tit Covo. They mudo their
homo here a year, or two ago and
then loft for Burns where thoy
have since resided. They will go
to Port land to make their home at
the conclusion of their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bldwoll, of
North Powder, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Itecs Sunday. Mrs.
L. K. Anderson entertained the
Ladles' Guild at her homo Satur
day nfternoon. Threo tables of
, bridge were In pluy, Mrs, Li M.
Laird winning high score. Hur
fri'Hhmeulk wero served. Mrs.
Adulph Shaefur, or Pendleton, was
a guest I
Mrs, A. H. Orion
llio bridge club at her homo Fri
day aflernoun. Threo tabies of
bridge were In play. Mrs. T. It.
I'tmUlln making high honors.
JKilitty ref-tHhint'n(s were snrvud.
. The Rev. ami Mrs. Joo Kwlng
nnd small son, who hnvo been in
J'endlf'ton since tho summer
Hilioul spent Saturday in Covo us
KUt'Hts of tho Stuigus. They have
now gone to thuir new homu at
Klamatli VhIIh.
Catholics End
Convention In -
Salem At Noon
SALKM, Ore., July 18, (AP)
With the. roelection of WHIlbald
Kibner, New Ulm, Minn., us pres
ident for another year, and tne
election of other officers, the 73rd
annual convention of the Catholic
Central society of America, closed
Its business sessions yesterday not
to bo reopened until tho Diamond
jubilee convention In Baltimore
in 11)30.
Tho National Catholic wpmen's
union also closed Its convention at
noon after a three hour session of
final committee und officers' re
ports, Mrs, Sophia C. Wavering,
Qiilncy. 111., national president,
and other officers of tho women's
union wero elected at tho conven
tion at St. Cloud, Minn., last year
to servo for a two year period.
Resolutions against the high
cot of hospital care, - resolutions '
of regret that the special session
of congress should have attempt
ed to IcglHlatc on the "tariff while
considering so important u meas
ure as the farm relief bill," a reo
ulutlon opposing the national orl
gliifl clause to the new Immigra
tion , law, a resolution opposing
federal control of education and j
endorsing Secretary Wilbur's op
position to a department of cdu-1
cation, resolutions advocating)
worm iMiace, ino worn or mo
Catholic truth society of Oregon,
charity, Catholic education, tho
Catholic youth movement, tho
Papal college and credit unions
in tho organization, wero passed
at tho convention.
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A(JKI) MAN KTItrCKK.V
PORTLANI, July 18, (AP)
T. ,T. Bondorgo, OR, Portland manu
facturer, died at a street corner
hero, yesterday - after ho had
brought his automobile to a stop
at tho Intersection, got out and
made his way to the curb. Physi
cians said death wus caused by an
internal hom,orrhage,
KTKAMKK ON ROOKS
SHANGHAI July 18 (AP) Tho
North Gorman Lloyd steamer Derf
fllnger, bound from Dalren to Tb
Ingtao, with 42 passengers run on
tho rocks at Chullentao, 40 miles
from Tslngtao yesterday. Two
holds wero flooded. Salvage tugs
have proceeded to her asslstunco.
Now thot tho smullor currency
is being put, into tiso, save your
clgur coupons you may Jiavo' to
give ono of 'om to a taxi drlvor on
a dark night.
A Mil
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We Are Leaving
La Grande
Having made all ' arrangements to
lake over the management of Williams'
Self Service Store at The Dalles I must
dispose of my entire interests here as
quickly as possible. ,
We are reluctant to leave La Grande ;'
and we are greatly appreciative of the v
kindness, consideration and patronage
that you have accorded us.
' But this offer was too good to over
look I have already signed up to leave
here about Aug. 1st to 15th so now
we are going to sell out the entire stock
of our Self Service Store here.
Of course you know that we were
operating here on a very close margin
of profit and we cannot give you the
big price cuts that sonic stores may
offer you but EVERY ARTICLE
WILL BE REDUCED IN PRICE TO
THE VERY LIMIT TO SELL IT OUT
QUICK.
' We do not expect to make profits, our
concern is mainly to dispose of this
stock in a hurry.
Fixtures For Sale
Store For Rent
DEL'S SELF SERVICE STORE
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THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD OUT! .
Every
Former
Frieze
Will 1)e Reduced to the Very Limit to Completely Sell Out -
; . Close Out -Get Out
; - AND REMEMBER-
Our Prices Are Already Low, We CanH Show the Big Reductions That Some Stores
Can Who Mark Their Goods Much Higher to Start With
But Come And See These Real Bargains
n
OPENING HOUR SPECIAL,
A Surprise
"Package
Worth to $2.00
FREE
70 to 11 A. M.
FRIDAY ONLY
To Anyone Purchasing
. $3.00 or Over
Between 10 and 11 A. W.
, i FRIDAY ONLY
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.. A welt rciiil ihtnimi (h oho wild
ciin toll you who's IImi ItoiIIiib Hk
mi' Hitlit now In riiinii.
THE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
Harry Ju.Huph Klllott un Orphun
Hoy, bound nut at six, lattM a Hnr-
(ntortulued I It-ndi'i-, Travcllnrr Salesman, llotid
t'lcrk, but at the ago or twrnty
he saw his first bible, heard his
first sermon and found Christ in
His love and brnuly. Those who
rotne lo our lent nieetlnns on J R
I't-poi iinti Y, win near mis very
IntereHllhtf l.lfo Htory Tliurstlay
Kvi'tilnir. Ho many havu hcanl nnd
uppriH'IntiMl litis spi'i'tnl scrvico that
wo ui'Kt all lo attend. Conic and
tii-liiK I ho family, wo will iiNHtiru
I ho I'veiiliiK never to lie foiKoltfU.
AlatMliiKS every ulKhL this week
except Hnlimlay, Two services
Hunduy a Hi;4f and 7:43.
pd. Adv.
Like a Urcezu from the
Ocean a
(J. E. Fan
Will Keep You
Cool
All Sizus and Typca
II &S Electric
Vmi I'hoiie ftir I s WVII Who fur Yu
3km
ft.
a
m
Just A Few of
The Bargains'
Children's white canvas,
slippers to close out
29c
!49c
Children's Shoes sizes
to 8 to close out
Misses and children's slippers &
oxfords, size 11 'a (t- QP
to 2 to close out tpX0
Hoys' oxfords size (T- AfT
1 to 5, to close out.... tpX0
Hoys' oxfords 2'2 to Qrt fir
5 'a to close out ........ Pi-.tD
olls House Slippers (t -i A
leather or felt tp JVlD
Women's House Slippers
regular $1.00 value
lirown canvas outing
sljpes, size
79c
as outing Ar
2i2 lo 9'...... VOL
79c
yiiite Champion Keds
Oxford Stylo on sale ...
Ono lot of - Wizard and Dr.
Scholls Arch Supports S3.50 to
$".00 values, close out
price -
98c
Our Own Regular Stock
. Only on Salo.
BEGINNING AT 10:00 A. M.
r riday
My 19
And Continuing Daily Until Entire Stock is Sold Out! With
Real Worthwhile Price Savings All Over tne Store
Our entire stock of Women's Footwear. Values to $5.00 in Two Bargain Lots.
$2.65
and $3.6
All Men's Shoes And Oxfords
IWni,.l.UHU
I)t l0. 1
Values to
$1.00
$2.95
Lot Is'o. 2
Values to
$5.00
$3.95
Just A Few of Our
Close Out Prices
19c
New llayon Anklet Sox
to close out 1........
39c
Women's Pure Silk Hose rjf
pointed heel, on sale ...... 4 uC
Women's' Rayon Hose
new shades, on sale
Women's Pure Silk tf-f pr
Chiffon hose ?2 val.cPX.DD
Women's out size full fashioned
pure silk hose, service weight.
neg. itz.w value
on sale
$1.45
23c
19c
69c
Children's new Novelty
half hose
Men's new novelty sox,
reg. 35c value
Women's rayon bloomers
and shorties $1.00 value
Women's heavy out size fQ
rayon bloomers $1.50 val. OC
New silk crepe pleated novelty
sport -'Clin
scarfs cpl.157
Men's new silk ties r7(
vcg. $1.00 to $1.25 values VC
A fine lot of women's and child
ren's Wash Dresses all reduced
in price to close out
Our Own Regular Stock
Only on Sale.
These Are Just a Few of the Many Ileal Bargains Many Others Just as Good
Men's Sport Sweaters
size to 'I I ( rr
nil: to $3.01) , cPl.OD
Due bitf lot of men's heavy wool
.oat style sweaters, maroon,
lack and blue. Just the thing
for your outing or fishing trips.
Regular values to $5.00
$2.95
1301 Adams Ave.
Across From I'olinenkamps
La (ii-midc, Ore.
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P HO E S AND HOSIERY!
Sweaters
a Children's novelty coat style
.-v.-uu:is, leg. 5i.;u fr
value yDC
Women's sport sweaters
Sizes to 41 fl-f (- 83
val. to $2.50 cDl.OD
Other sweaters nil vl in Pi
price to close out
1301 'Adams Ave.
Across From Dohnenkamps
La Grande, Ore.