La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1929, Image 8

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ITALIAN MILAN
HATS
Just Received
SPECIAL I
$1.69
Men's Wear.
WHEA TF UTTERS
ONCE AGAIN ON
CHICAGO HOARD
" r ' '' I (iarrlenfM'h' and Handlers' uhsucIu-
ClIK'AliO, July -f '(AT) ..Hon Ih huvinic one of the busies!
Wheal advanced early on thu Clil-i and most profllable Hiimmera in
cubo market today, but niel K'lthlt history. Allhouxh pioduce Is
Inci ease l selllnK. and gains were j abundant, the members have lillle
moid than wiped out. Unlooked for. trouble In selling nil they cun In Ins
upturns In Liverpool quotations
gelher with high lumpers I ui eg nml
contliiued drought northwral, welu, lis tu end. sold higher Wedncs
largely offset by news that (:tilnd, hiy ut 4 lo 6 cents-, I'Tcnch beans
Hlntiw .Koverjiinenf . vessels :yvirldl w,.r(, ,0wn lo H; yellow banlam
not furnish- oluriigc irooiiM'for'.l ,. WUH OW,.,. t r,r,, while iile
wllcul, op('t)lng, He, lo - !40 higher, c,enios declined to II eenls. other
wheal afterward receded In; noun.' prices wi'tv:
uaDes ' to -well heloy yclilerilHy'' , Asparagus beans loft. II; Ken
flnlsh. ' Corn and out MyiltpuUilllf.'il' ucky wondera- in Si 1 1 ; eariols,
with wheat, colli starling :14 a. ' to i,0eiH and onions 25; lurnlps 4S;
7S tip. and I hen .reacting. ' , 'r,-1 radishes ; lelluee iiO.I:
visions climbed.' i Icelery all: celery heart $ .6(l: mi-
Wheut cloned 'unsetlle.'!. ! lo paragus $1.75: squash 75: eiii uni
) under yesterday's finish.'' Corn bcrs 80ft tin; peaches l.ar; apri
tlosed 1 lo I ij down, outs ',4 lolcots flftll.lll; bings 10: polaloes
1 ofr, and provisions varying from '3: rasplierrles 2ftJ2.25; blaek-
2 decline lo u rlsu of 10c. . . leaps 2; logons $1.50; apples H.75.
Today's car receipts; wheat 100,
flour ft, coin Hi, tails 2, liny. 2. "
i.ivutrooi, WIIIOAT
l.lVKIll'OOl., July 24 (AC)
Wheat closed: July Ills Id f MOJi.
October: Ills 5d 1.41 '.. i
Doeeiiibor: Ills '8d. i.biVK.
March: 10s 1 ti X d' il.MVd;'
PORTliAA'n CASH
' I'OUTl.ANI), Ore., July 24 (At1)
---Cash wheal: Hig llend blileslein,
hard whlto tl'.Xf,. : . . .
, Moft. while 1.2IH. ' . ,
Western tvllll' 4 1 .211 Vl- - '. '.'' ;.
Ilalii winter $l'.2fi6. ' , .i
Northern spring 4l,2rVj.
" Wesleni risi $;.25 14.l ; T- i.-,!
(lals: No. '2-:i 111. while '4114. fin.
..I
m wim
the, DANCE
to tlic wondetful
tIICIV
wilh Electrola
Micro-Synchronous t
Now ihrt romplrle mwlrni enirr
tnlnrrl la one lovrly compart rh
nrt, Kntm air or word, nlutne to
fll the Inrgrnl room, mulcU ;p $
hlnpor at your touch I
ReVe nlrradv put the INew VIrtne
Hao'loEInrtnMA In many prominent
hoiura. Tcruii to tuit Come in.
Adler's
Music Co.
La Grande
Our Motto
"Quality and Service'1
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Radio
MARKET NEWS OK THE DAY
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CHICAGO WIll'.AT
July MM l l-'M'A
S4-it I.III.I5 MR Ml S.-t2&lt
lira i.5ii.r.a i.san M!t i.iu&'A
rOKTIiANII ;UAIN
July I.IIO 1.30 l.27!4 l.27i
Kf-li I. ill i.:ii i.2k' I .an 54
l(f 1.35 I .sr. I.33 H l.ascii '
May : I.tl l.ll'j t.-Vl MS
Butter Prices On
All Around Spurt,
Egg Values Same
J'OHTiiANH, Ore.. July 24 fAI')
flutter prices look a spurt all
around today. Kxtnis ami stan
dards wont up one cent and firsts
nun a cnni. nuinTiai aupaneoo.
lie niaiion unu uc iracit, wim uic
Portland did I very price quoted at
47. The udvnnee In (n keeping with
the firm ton" which has character
ized the market for ni'veral da'H.
Kgg values were unchanged.
First receipt of telephone peas
from the coast area arrived today,
The-y are 10 to 12 cents whole
Hale, Bananas went higher at 7 and
716.
Thu Kust Side market of the
lo-1in at profllable prices.
i hncul pent, with Ihn sinsnn at
tontatoeH 2.bt, cibhtiKe $1.
I'oitri.AM) m i.srnck
I'OltTLANI), Ore.. July 1.1 (Al'
tCnttlo and calveH: iintalily
Hleitdy; rwelplH, cut I !e 7.ri ; calvt-H
UiM ftnoi'H (1100 - 11100 Ihn.), od
$1 1. 60-51 IIU.f.0; (!tr.(l . 1 101) IIih.),
KOnd $1 $ia.(0; ( 800 and up),
medium $n.0o fti $11,50; coiiiuion
H. AO tiv $10.00; heifeiw (.XTiH U.K.
down), Kod $10.25 Si 1.00; eoiu-
1 mon to medium $7.50 tf $ 1 0.25
cowh, (rood $!i.nit ff $!i,ro; common
to medium $7. 00 si $:uio; i(nv c.u
ter $5.00(i $7.oo; ffood het'f $ii.oo'V
$.75: cutler lo medium $7.00 (i
$U.I'0; calvea (500 Ihs. dnwii),'mi'
0 1 11 111 to choice $!).50fi( $12.00; cull
to common $7.0of( $11.(111; visih'tK:
tnllk fed, Kod to eholee $i:t.oo
$H.50; tncdluiu $1 1. 00 fa $111. 00,
(Mill lo common $7.00 a, $;i.ro.
.Hokm: Steady, monHy 2f renfH
hlifher; receipt h I5o; IneludlnK
20H hilled I hroiiKh; henvywrlKhl
(250-350 IIih.), rnelfuin lo clioin
$1 1.5 'if' $ I 2.5o; medium wHkIH
(200-250 IIih.), MMilhini to eholri
$12. OOSi $12.75; IlKhl weight HHI-
200 HiH.l, luedltuu to ehoh-" $12. 5a
Si $1:1.00; llifht llifhls (Mto-itia
IhK.). medium to eholee $11,75 u
$ 1 11.00, pack I n mows, roiiKh and
vmoolh $:t.oo u $10.00; Hla.iKhlet-
plKH (80-1 ItO lllH.). llU'illUIII (O
vitoeker ptwn (7o-i:tn lliu.), medium
lo choice $I2.5osi $m.5o. (Holt or
oily Iiorh and roartlltm plts e--cluded
In ahuve tpiofli 1 1 cidm ) .
Hheep our) lambn: o,uct, 110 emly
hading; recelpiM (iao; lntdiidlUK
2nd direct ; lambs ( s I lbs, down ) i
KOlhl to choice $1 l.'Kt'o i;t.00; in.
dlurti fii.fitifti l l.nu; nii weights)
cull lo common 1 7 .no 'n $!.fu;
ycarllni,' wethers (1 10 lbs. down)
medium to choice $7. on ii J't.oe;
ewes (10 lbs. down) i lium to
choice $l.mMi Jft.L'a, ( I2u-ji0 lbs.l
inedlUUI to chfdce tJ.hU fit $; (IH;
(all welKh(H) cull to common $l.ro
itrrri'Ditiwi
KAN Kit A N( 'INI '( l, July :M A 1
- dlilllerfat f. o. b. N;i n- l-'i a ucisco.
iifl '4 cents.
lUtll l I lit I I' AMI Mors
NHW YOltK, July 2 1 ( At")
lMli -1 froll and bops Nl.n.lv
WHOLESOME DIET
AID TOJEALTH
A Little Stiffar Helps Us Kn
joy tlic Foods We Need
The nuhlic !"lhMi!d know the truths
about tood ntul diet ns they are ro
Ifttrd to health.
The InteRt medical opinion em
phasires that we need varied fnodx
and balanced focsls, iiu'ludine; milk,
cereal n, venet nhlcs, f ruit s and
meats. It isn't enoinrh to eat one or
two kinds of foods, and it isn't wise
to eliminnle any important food
from the diet.
As every woman responsible for
fredinR n nousehnld knows, taste is
the controlling factor in jrettiiii!
women, children or men to cat foods
that are aulVicicntly varied, This is
exactly where sunr conies into the
picture, for. as litis been pointed
out, aupar is the ureal est condi
mental food in the world. A little
near develops the flavors of health
ful cereals. A sprinkling of suir
makes currants, blackberries and
other fresh fruits highly enjoyable,
A group of women cwking ex
perts recently uncovered the old
secret that a dash of stivrar in vee.
tables while they are cooking brings
out new and enjoyable flavors, tlood
cooks know how to use n little sutrnr
to develop the flavors of roasts and
other delectable meat di.he. c or
rect amounts of mcar U-ed in im'k
dessert help children yvA si;i!ti
eat enough milk. Tne ic-.-t cni.-y-able
meal Is the o-.o that h : t pe-l
off with Mcm ;t ri:t. w vu.i.-:;,
cake or candy dt- tts.
Help adu.ts nd children to i
varied foods. A h.i v.f ;ul jf,:A-.i
t h meal ttnupU tc, J .'.'.'
Institute.
Lin l.KAM'l l IIOI.lJISAI.fc
AiAitiiirra
Springs ISfy t,c III.
Heavy hens- Hie li
r.lirlit hens I "Jo lh
HtagH 8c Hi.
Flour.
In i (I Federal Ion ( hti id
Koft wheat $7.40 bbL
J7.0O bill.
ijtANIlfl KKI'AIIj
MAHKIfTk
Hairy.,
creamery
Ituttur,
DOc; 2 11.3
Checae 4oc lb.
Honey ('oruh, 25o lh
Veuetuhhw
I'olatoi'M $:i.r.o per v. v. I.
Nr-w potaloes $:i.oo.
Klf -"ii todatoeH 25t! lb.
I'aiHlny fc hunch,
Cabb.'iKc 3e lb.
I ,et I on; -- -1 "'c; a ln-ad.
Wa;: onions5(; lh.
Yellow oiiIoiim t: lb,
( 'an (its Fx: biinidi,
litM'M- fie i;itieh.
Turnipa -5c a buneh.
Ceiery--15c und 25c.
fireen pepper: 40c l,
(ireen (mionH 5c.
Itadl.sh- - 5c itiinch.
tireen I'eiiH :t lb.4. 25c,
(Ireen lleans 2 lbs. lor 25c.
Ithubiii b C WiH. 25c.
Trull
HrapeH 25e, lb.
lanphi'Hien 2 for 25c
ItltickcnpH t for 25c.
I.OKi'll betiicH I0e,
llaiuuuiH 2 Ib.M, idr 25c.
Itoynl Anne cherries 2 Iba.
l.uinons 40c doz.
OraimiH rM-.rV 1.00 doj
Apricots lot lb,
Ivaeh-M 15c tb.
Klra wle rih-s I o? or 'i for 25c.
Cantaloupes-:! for 2Hc.
Watermelons He lb.
Suyar
(!aim silKar $'J.2i).
I'lour
Rort wluiat H.4U bid.
Hard fudoratlon -$8.40 bbl
I'oultry
HenH :i0f(i';i2e III.
KpriUKfiH ilTifi lb.
Meats anil I'lsh
- Iteef boll 20'l 22c lb.
Chops and steaks -40c to 45c lb,
Fresh huIiuoij S5c lh.
Halibut auo Hi.
ltah!ltH 2Sc lh.
Cod 26o Ih.
;5c.
f.n soil nc.
Gasoline, regular, ri'tall,
:0c gal.
rillCAHO I.IVI'XI'tK'K
CHH'AOO, July 2'1 (tr, S. H. A.)
Il(gs; l7,ono; lo td 2ie higher;
Iniichi'ia 25a.;tno pounds $10.75 U
$11.70; 200-250 poundvt $11.35 St
$12.25; 130- Hit) pounds $ I 1.25 f
$12.25.
Cattle: O.oan; calves 2.5au; fair
ly active; yea t lings $ I ii.5n
rs
i:tnu.ir,uu po iiKls $1 1.5t"fri $li.fi
!t5a-l I nit pouinb: $13.5'i $l;.r.0;
fed yi-arllngs 7fu-!i5n pounds $15.
oodi $Kl.oii: vcali-rs $ I 1.25 Si $ 1 7.00;
stacker and feeder steers $12.00 'if
$;a.r.u.
Sheep; 10,000; natives Mclivn,
Mtendy, bulk kinds $i:i.r.os( $H.on;
raugei's hell above $ 1 1.25; fat
ewes $ii.oo 'i, $0.75; tut lauihs iim
tahle .-Hcudy; hnubs t2 pounds
down $ I :t.5n ft $ I 4. H5;
-.0 1 1 is.
lamlis
dou n $T..T.o-o i;.7i;
?l--.r'0'o $14.on.
feeder
I'oit ri.AM) I'ltobi i;
I'lillTliANU. July Ji (Al
limber: (c il.es)
slandar'dM 4 4 -(
c1 1 an
;; prime
( 'rea mery
ube stan-
lit Os.
pr;ees:
ilards.
Mill,
(I per
llvcrcd
lliittet I
4 2 '-.; 1'irsls 4 I
prints Sc o'T
billleHal higher;
eiil ) $2.;U. per c.
I'oitland, leSM l
t. .si alloti lie; t
t'ilW lllllli
W. t., .le
per Cel.l
ii.U 4.".c;
de'ivere nl Portland 47c.
Khun, poultry, onions, potat
w mil, not.-;, hay. i-asca i a harli
hops ste.-t-i y and unchanged.
You won't heal a real explana
tion ol lu- faun hill until the eain
pa Ik nine starts for the next con
Kl esioii.-il elections.
MHH'1 Of MICItll'l "S SAI.K
Notico Is lie-reby k, that I
have received an e Sec ul ton issued
out et and under the .sal ol the
( neint Comt ol Hie Nlate of Ore
tton tor I Hioii County, dated the
:jinl-d.iy of July, I '.' -!', In the ae
llou therein pendiUK wheo-in l-'ied
Spaeth, Is plaintiti and .Mrs. Illh n
It.sw-ll Is defendant, m me dnec
li'd. Upon a .lildKMieiit ioale and
entered in said court and cau-e on
ilii- nth day f tMarch. in lavoi
el tl plainlltr and .iiMlM-l the
sat I delendal.t. for I he sum ol
i::l.:ia. with luieiest thenon at
the rate nf six per cent per annum
trom the L'Jnd day ol May. t i - S.
and $ I !,!!, as costs and dtslons,.
in. nls. under which mild eecuihn
I I. 'Vh-d liptui the ftllowinc diei ib
el leal propeily in I limn 'olin'.
( M ei;!M, to ;
111 Let tour ( I'
fill y-sevi n r. 7 . i
HI... k
Of Ch.ipltn'i
I allde. I uieu
Addition lo I .
i 'tmnty, ( Ueiiou.
miv 'lit i:i;kii u; i
and auihoitty of said
Obedience lo ttS I'lHlllll
on Monday t tie I'll. I da
i Si 1 il
and in
1 will.
;. pt.'tn-
ol
I :'
at leu
do
said day, ill I ho front door of t he
court lnr in l.u tiiande, I'nlou
Counly, Oregon. sell at public
am lion the aboe desci ib d real
properly, and all the rtM, (IMe.
tnteiest and ciplity if the deteii
d.uil. therein, to the bitlost bidder
tor cash, the pi oceeds ol said sale
to b, applied In siUisia. Hon of atd
ni.lK'nrnl. (ndu lioif sis . 1 1 I ac.
ciuing t-o-.M of cxeeulien nod vie
I t -1 at li tlniinliv on nen. tins
.'-ml
Je,
day of July, I
se Kieshcars,
. Oregon.
JuV .4-
hei ii i' of Union
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Stock Prices Are
Irregular After
Opening Strong
KKW YOIIK. July 24, (AP)
.Marking up of the call money rale
from 7 to 8 per cent turned thrt
cuiirKe of Ktoek prinCH Irregular
toilwy after an opening outburst of
MirenKth. Operations for the ad
vance were not entirely abandon
ed, however, but were confined
laiwly to the public utility, rail
road and communication I.SHUeA.
several of which reached new
liiKh uround.
iTho market encountered con-Hidei-ably
aclliuK in Hpots during
the last hour, when cull money
I wan put up to !l per cent United
I StateH Kleel loat all of ItH gain and
TreclKlered a fractional net loss.
,t,K ''levator ilropped
elevator dropped 1 K points
and the. air stocks were, under
i pressure. Wrltfht, C'urtlss and
I I'nited lo.siriK three or four polnth.
AnTlcan telephone continued
strong, however, extending ItH
Kaln to more than eight points.
The close was Irregular. Total
sules approximated 3,!00,000
shares.
ALL
WORLD
GRASPS
HANDS
(Continued from Pnr 1
had deposited (heir instruments of
ratification with tho Washington
'government. All but one, that of
Uapan, have been in tho archives
of the state department "for Homo
time, and Secretary Stimnon made
special arrangements to complete
1 1 his momentous file by receiving
; t he Japanese ratification early in
: the day from the hands of Ambas
I sailor Dehuchl.
Only a few hours before tho
; formal ceremonies tho state de
partment announced that five d
I dMIonal nut Ions hod completed
25c. 1 ' n,,'r herence to the pact and
j forwarded their Instruments of
ratification to Washington.
Costa
, The nations were Chile,
lilea, Haiti, Venezuela and Swltzer
l"'1''
I President Hoover had prepared
a brief address to proclaim
the
Irejiiy In force and binding. In
common with other high officials
of the administration, he believes
t he pact has already proved its
value by the way In which it served
as a restraining Influence when
Uiissla and China, less than a
week ago, bi'oko off diplomatic
relations and appeared to be on the
verge of warfaro In Manchuria,
l-'tiil hei-more, in outlining, his gen-
eial program for reducing military
expenditures, he declared only yes-
tenlay that the International sltuu-
tion had been "greatly moil If led"
by the treaty and that the present
held less threat of war than any
period within the last 50 years.
WASH I Nil TON, July 2 4 ( AP)
Ity its own terms the Kellogg-
llrland treaty for renunciation of
win' as an Instrument of national
policy became effective at noon
today with the deposit by Japan
at the slate department nf its for-
liial instrument of adherence,
The document of ratification per-
sunnily was presented by Ambas
sador Hebuehl of Japan and with
this action the treaty became bind
ing upon the 'It! nations which have
expressed adherenco to Us terms.
VASIIIX(JT()N July l4 (Al'
President Hoover today proclaimed
effective the Kellogg treaty for tho
renunciation of war and congratu
lated "the entire world" upon this
aitdiilon.il Instrument of humane
endeavor "for the sake of peace."
Ceremonies of Imposing simpli
city attended the promulgation of
the pact. Cat lu red in the historic
cast room of the white house were
Former President Coolidne, ormer
Secretary of Slate Frank If. Kel-
IttuK. and the diplomatic represent
atives of all but two of the nations
t hat have become parties to the
treaty.
Delivering a short address, Mr.
Hoover asked the diplomats to
convey to their governments the
. appreciation of the United Slates
I hat "t broimh their cordial col
K labor-alien an act as auspicious for
,had been brought to its consum
mation. "I dare predict." he ald. "that
the inllueiiie of the treaty for the
renunciation of war will be felt
In a lare proportion of all future
internal hum I acts. , The magnifi
cent opportunity nnd the compell
ing duty now open to us should
spur us on to t he fulfillment of
every opportunity that Is calculated
to implement this treaty and to
When In Portland
Your Hluv will he
most pleasant and
comfortable ut tho
Ileathman Hotels
Two Unusual Uoffe Shops
nnd Ileathman Pining Itooiu
Luxurious and Comfortable
Room Accomodations.
with alt the flue facilities
of Portland's newest hotels.
Surprisingly moderate rates.
0.
10. Hcatliman
Owner and Mgr.
Park nl Salmou
extend the policy which It bo nobly
sets forth." 1
!
"WASHINGTON, July 24 (AP)
Calvin Coolldge alighted from a
train at 7:05 o'clock this morning
for his first visit to tho capital
since March 4. Mr. Coolldge camo
to Washington to attend cere
monies in connection with the
promulgation of the Kellogg pact.
POWERS
NAVAL
TAKE UP
LIMITATION
(Continued from Pag 1)
aid announced in the house of
commons today the Hrltish gov
ernment hud decided to suspend
work on tho cruisers .Surrey and
Northumberland, to cancel tho
building of the submurlne depot
ship Maidstone. to cuncel two
contracui for submarines and to
slow down dockyard work and
other naval construction.
MacDonalU said the Ilrltish
naval ronsti-uctlon j)rosrj.i of
l!2!-30 would further he consid
ered before any more committ
ments are entered.
LONDON; July 24 , (AP)
Klrstpord of the admiralty Alex
ander endorsed in the house of
('ommniiH tmlnv il Htntninent nf Kir
1 Austen- Chamberlain on l'"eb. 8.
1 i)28, that "preparation for war
with the United States has never
been and never will be a basis of
our policy in any case."
The statement of the first Ion!
of the admiralty was made In re
ply to a question whether it was
tho labor government's intention
to rule out entirety the United
States us a possible enemy.
BROMLEY WAITING
NOW FOR RIGHT
WEATHER REPORT
(Continued from Page 1)
Klunnh, operator of Tacoma ama
teur station W7A.KO, the conversa
tion starting at five minutes after
nJ(inight iu.re this, momlnif. Tho
distance from Tacoma to Antarc
tica, J-.it tie Americn, where the
Ityrd base Is situated is roughly in
excess of 10.000 air miles.
Klumb said it was his first con-
tact by radio with the Hyrd sta-
tion WFA but It continued until
Interrupted for nearly an hour
while Mason, who is a Seattle radio
expert and well known to radio
"hams" In Tacoma, asked question
after question about the big orange
monoplane and Its equipment and
pilot.
Klumb said Mason's signals
from WKA were clear as a bell
throughout the communication and
Mason declared Klumb's note was
one of the clearest the Ityrd ex-
pcdltlon has picked up from Am-
crlcan radio amateurs.
I TOKYO, July 24 (A I1) Official
per mission was granted todHy by
tho Japanese government to IJeuU
enant Harold Bromley, American
airman who plans a Tacoma-Tokyo
flight, to fly over Japan and laud
at Tachlkawa air field, 25 miles
west of Tokyo,
I
( ; I . A I .vi on .; si i ) u s m
POItTLAND, Ore,, July L'4,
(AP) William McMillan of
Gladstone, lowt three days In the
Columbia national forest. found
his way to a ranger camp white
rescue parties, unaware of his
safety, continued to hunt for him.
ws
ii u y Fort
SliL L FOR
Striking end of the
son reductions and July
Clearance.
Heavy
neatly
khaki ianls
tallui-fd
Hoys' wash suits
nicely trimmed
Men's waist overalls
Massachusetts den
im copper rlvitcd
Women's rayon
bloomers
NEORKbTnMS
Destroyers of Hlarh Pile en
Ileathman Hotels
t.UO. M. Kl(i ami
c. v. rti iter.
As. Murs.
Itrutulway at saimtm
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column most be
In by t . m.
IIKIMA (.l.ASSH AUK
If you wish HomcUiing exel-.isi.-e
for the bride buy her sparkling,
ll. wey's glarswai e. Slainlhgo, -Mooniieam
or Crystal, ut Melvil
le's. 7-23-it.
)A( :s THIS WKKK HV 'I'll I-:
s'i'All M)Vi:lI V OlCt'HKKTliA
Danceland jiark, Wi-dnos lay and
' Saturday. Kainel.i, every Thursday,
i iijc every Friday. 7-23-41.
!
I . .
HciiiMth-liing, pleating, billion
liultvs, etc. .Norton's KaUlin Shop,
Adv.
Dixon's Triple ltaphl Shivddcr
Sold at .Melville-s. 7-23-lt.
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A shipment of the latest and
nicest things for wedoing gifts' has
just been received at Richardson's
Art and (lift Shop. Just a lot of
new Ideas in clever boxed gifts, ar
ticles for the kitchen, and clever
ideas for the home in general.
A
NEW
IDEA FOR
Tlmro'g one tiling every
woman should know anil
that is: that up-to-date
j letter writing is rapidly
I rhmicine form. The new
custom of the smart homo
.is to keep at least three
kinds of writiiif; papcron
hand, thus fitting the
paper to the purpose.
Oiirlineofwritinppapers
includes the very latest,
designs from the old
house of Katon, Crane &
l'ikc designs which will
slarllc and please you.
Come to us for stationery.
j L. & L. Drug Co.
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Your Wife Had To
Make Her Own Way
If she were left a widow with a family to support, how much
of an income would your estate provide for her?
Would it he as much as she is used to now? Would it even
he enough to care for the hare necessities of life? Would it be
so small that she would he forced to earn an income herself?
Think what a Rui'ling & Loan estate would mean to her! A
safe, sure, profitable income from the investment you had so care
fully made. Always available, always dependable.
You can create such an estate by investing a comparatively
small portion of your income each month in vonr home Building
and I .oan Association, barned interest will add to your own
money rapidly. Will you let us give you details of our plan?
La Grande Building &
Loan Association
La Grande, Oregon.
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them at Iticuaidsons Ail aim
sho"'
THi; NHW '1'OI'A'
Have you seen the new Topaa
Koslorla Olasswuro which has just
arrived at Itlchardson's Art and
(lift .Shop? If it is h'ostonil H '"
the. fin.-st glassware for your tablo.
Kfutnrla in Glassware is what Sler
ling is in silver. 7-18-31.
PI I IS Kf" ll V I W I VI ; U 1 (,S
108 Depot St., La Grand, urecon
Cool Summer Frocks
Of All-Silk Pongee in Colors
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A Remarkable
Opportunity
to Keep Cool
and Smart
Thriftily!
imagine! All -silk,
12 - moinnie Jap pon
jjec dresses for only
$2.49. That's because
we bought thousands
nf them . . . con
sequently, secured
theni for less . . .
and you get the sav
ing! Sizes 14 to 40
Lovely summer pastel
tones . . . smart styles
. . . one-piece . . .
some with collars . . .
some with novelty neck
line effects . . . con
trasting color trimming.
An Offering Sirjaificant of
J. C. Penney Co. Values!
$2.49
1929 Chrysler 65-4 Door Sedan
This car is of the latest model. Carries new car
Kuarantoe and regular discount.
PerkinsMotor Co.
fisK Cor. 4th & Adams Main 500
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Wednesday, July 24, 1920
1 XliWI 'NEW! NEW I
Tho new Kail Lin, has begun ,
j ,,.. Art uml
1 inn Shon. i'ou are Invited to sen
new things.
7-18-3U
DINXEKWAHK
lOxainine our attractive line of
Noritake China, Johnson Llros. and
other English and American pal
terns, at Melville's. 7-22-1 1.
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