La Grande evening observer., September 13, 1929, Image 6

Page Six
Friday. September 1020
LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
NEW!
Silk Shirt
and Shorts
In white, green, flesh,
orchid and blue.
$1.00
Men's Wear.
WHEAT CROPS IN
OREGON TURNING
OUT MUCH BETTER
(Continued irom rnge One)
CHliiniili' of total uiM'l" production
l:i Oregon Ih fj,HJf.iMM IniHlifln
eonipurr-il to (l.Hr.O.OOO hunheln hint
yi-itr and lliu uvrriitfo of. 0, 4 .r J ,(M)
ImikIii'I.h. l'-ai- prod url Ion Ih chII
nnitrd til oihi IjiihIh-Ih, mi ln-
crcuHu of 1(12.000 ImihIiHh ovci' tin
Ailgii.sL I'Ktlniatc. The prod m l Ion
IukI year i.o J.7'Mt,ooo himln-lH and
the rivt; year avmiKc Ih l,(i(il,00ii
biinhrlw. Pencil proilueHon Ik eMl
llititeil al JOS, (MM) IiiihIicIh compar
ed in 2!(2,ooo IhihIicIh a year nj?o
and the mei-ntfe or 2!M.0(Mi ImihIi-i-K
(Jlapr production Ih now pluc
ed at I,!(;i6 Ioiik, compared to 2,
025 tojiH ii.j'L'iir uko and an aver
HK'' f I.OOTi toiiN. .
The un favorable pronpec(H for
fonitfc and roiifihaKo feed cropn
hIiowm In the A iikhmI flrH report
arc I'lnphiial.ed by I he prexeni In
dlfatloiiH, All tame hay produc
tion hi nrexon will he about 1.703,
00 toiiH, com pined to 2, Hi l.ooo
Ioiih a year iiku and the uveniye of
I., si;:!. ooo toiiH. Alfalfa Ih hclow
nvt-nih'e hut all clover and Ihnothy
1m conwldenihly nhovu averaKO
Ihoiiffli helow a year aito. I'artlally
tiffm'llliiK lhl. la (he larf;e Niipply
of barley and cniIh.
(I recoil hop product Ion Ih chIL
milled at I H,:(o,o(Mi pounds com
pared lo l7.ooo.aou it year iiko and
the average r M,IO!i,ooo poimdM.
The Hpil:iK wheal crop In lml h
WaHlifiiKlou and Idaho Ih turning
nut hellei than eai-lli-r cHllinaleH lu
ll lea led hill coiiHlderahly heloU'
average In each eaae. WaahlUKtou
Hprlni; wheal production is CHllina
ted al H,7Ml.ono I.iihIi.'Im compared
lo Ct.iH t.Ooo IniHhelH la.st year and
the average of (I.CI7,ooo IuihIicIh.
1 n I rln ho the present cHtlmatc la
H,:ifii.oon huNhelK coiuparetl to
I U.:io4.omi hiiHlteiN a year hki and
au avcraiic of ir,327,(MMl huahelM.
The oiii apjde crop In hot h
Idaho n;id WhnIiIukIoii Jh aluioHl
1ii In average hul helow a year atfo
w It h 1 he commercial production
lii-arliu; an average relation to to
tal. I 'each product Ion M much
above average in WaHhliiKloii and
Jdam. I
I'Olt I L.AM) CASH
roHTLANI (He.. Hi-pt. 13 (Al')
('ash wheal: Itig Deiid IdiicHtcin,
hard while $i.:n i;..
Hoft ulilU' l.a-..
WeHti-rii Whllo ll.2r...
Ilanl winter (l.22t.
Northern hjh Iuk $1.22 '.i.
VeHler;i red $1.22 ti .
OalH; No. 2-3K l. white $113. (Ml.
Todny'H car ivcelptn: wheat Sfi,
harley I. riour y. oalH li, hay (J,
I'Oltll.AM) 1'IIOIM i;
I'dlcTt.ANU. Die, Sept. 13 (Al'l
- IliiHer, vkkh. intllc (Initterl'at),
ptMilii y, onlotm, potaioen. wool
tiulH, hay, ciihciu ii hark and hop"
Meitdy and uiiehanKed.
FIND IT
HERE
l.'oji' for this column must ho
In by II u. in.
III 'MM AMI-: SAt.i: Ameilcali j
Legion auiltaiy Sepl. t I, at ! a. m.
Adams a e. ;i . 2-21. '
THK lIPISCdPAl, til'HJi rum- !
Hinge hale will le held Saturday W ,
at I louan hall, I tours ill open
at U:3o. t. 1 1 .31, !
I
c(miki,ii coin) sai.i;
The Mlfsioiiary soelely nl tin
Presh tel la t chill h will bold a
itinUe.l hunt Nile .Saturday nl Cres
t ent Market 101 Adams. '.' I :i -1 1 ,
(;i,i;.N A. MOIT'AI-T, ph 1st,
will accept limited n.uulit r of piano
pupils. Call Main t-lKi tor a p-polntiu-:it.
I tn-.M
11 ItStlN Al, (.Itl.l.lINO (Attlis
lletoi'e jo i chouse your Personal
Kngiaved Chiiximas dud it will be
worth your while lo see the won
derful Hue shown h l: lehill dsoii's
All .V (iltt Shop Ibis ear. The are
a gent h lor tile I hi t e leading l(:nM
lu Ametlea. and are showing I In
most unusual and erlll:.ive cards
tills year. See lie 111 at Kit Imiil
ooii'h Ait and cut Shop. I.i lit.
coi.I.ix.i: havs
See t he w Indoiv ol tisef il and
atlraethe articles tor the Imv and
Kb) uolng away to Heboid. The :iew
Tidy Itov 1 1 II-- will appeal lo the
college gli I. w ill e twr linieh
time and many won its dining lor
seliool y.ar. See (hem al Itlelntid
tion'H Ait and (lift Shop ti -y t'.t.
Hemstitching, pleating, but ton
liulivt, etc. mi Inu'jt Kiddie Shop.
Adv.
Hitliiey l.yln, the piano tuner, will
4t ut Lu (Jiande Jpt'l week of
Bepl. Mb. 7-27.1 uip
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CIIK A;u WHMT
! I.Sf'l M"l I.HHJA l.:!.-.?',
Jim i.iujSPJS i.ih',4 i..ih9',
My i.5 i.ssii i.r24
I'OIM'IAM) WHliAT
Si'in I.;MM l.aivH 1.2 1 1.21
" i-aa-li i.aiy,
Mhv i.-ia v, i.ij'-i Liny, i.i i
WALL STREET
CLnStlNC. TONK
cwswrri wifuv
iiunu J VSISL 1
Ni;W VUltK, K.-I.l. l:i (AH)
I'ln- Hioi-lt iiiurhct wiM Hiihji-ctctl to.
day to anol her hombai dment of
Helling whjcti carried iiiohL or Ihcj
aiMUi; ihhuch to new low prK'CH on,
(hi) movement. The brca It which
ran from 3 to 15 point ft in Hcorcwj
oi iBMiieH, wax ctieclted around inlU
day by t he lowering of the call
money rate from H lu 7 per cent
and a revival of pool activity In u
Helected group of public utility,
railroad equipment and Indcpcn
I dent ateel HhnrcH.
I Heavy buying of May department
hIoi'ch, u hieh rained It 22 polntH
I mi. i ui iiii- umer oiei ciia oo it; i-
ihiich lu the lawt hour. Ilahn de-
partinent Hlalea lose ii poinlH, K.
II. Macy ti; C.iinbul Hioh. 7 and
Sa feWJky HtoreH f. I n I In public
utilltlcH, American and Foreign
power wun Mtrong, touching a rec
ord figure of J 7 7 T - The cloHing
! tone waH Htrong. Hales approxluuit
jed ri,(Ml0,00() HlnircH.
Wheat Unsettled,
Slightly Lower
CIIU.'AUO, Hepl,
Showery Weal her li
li-nding to afford
drought havoc in Ih
I (Al')
Argentina
elicf from
A rgcntiue
wheal belt led to Hllghtly lower
prices tndny for wheat. Fair buy
ing support for I ho wheat market
developed on price brenka mid do
mestic mills were said to be pur
chasing, but plunges brought about
Increased Helling. Further ruliiH'
were looked for tomorrow la partH
of Argentina.
Wheat closed unset I led a I the
Maine as yesterday's rinisli to
lower. Corn closed off to up,
on In to now ii, and provin
Ioiih arying from 7c setback to u
rise of 2c.
wool Ki:i'oj(T
MOHTON, Kept. 13 (Al') The
' icrcial bulletin tomorrow will
Hay:
"The wind market conl lulled
moderately active, although hardly
Co brisk as in weeks recently past.
Prices are generally well maintain
ed in worsted wools, with quart
i' I
bloods Hlioht ly si rouge r. Woolen
wools and units are barely steady.
"The Australian season is under
way. hhIch at Sydney a lid Adelaide
having revealed a price basis sub
stantially on the level or Kindlon!
and the Continent, America. is
buying nothing, London Is offering
Kio, ooo bu leu comiucming Tuesday,
next,
.Mauufacluring posit hm healthy,
though (opuiakers report liltle new
business. Tradu awaiting further
goods openings. Kxpecl big busi
ness during lict few weeks.
"Mohair dull, hardly changed.'
The Commercial lietlll will
publish the following wool quo
tations tomorrow:
Hconred basis Oregon: Hue and
f. lu. staple !M(-i2; line and r. 111.!
Fr. combing XS-mi; fine and I", in. j
clolhlng S5-K7; valley. No. NK-Iio.
Mohair: good original bag Texas
spring 57-5S; Texas kid I1S-70;
good original bag Arinoiia and New,
Mexico 52-53; original bag uv
12 month Oregon 51-511,
rage
Advico to Speaker!
Kven If ou are a little uuiue
pared, don't inludt It. (tetter still
bo prepared. Woman's Home Coin
p.'inloii.
Charity of Thought
Veil know that u 111 lie 1 liotih
and a liltle kindness arc often
w or Ih more than a great deal ol
Homey, This charily of thought U
not merely to he exercised toward
I he poor; It Is to be exercised to
ward nil men, John IttHkin.
In Explanation
The reason 1 here Is ptehly ol
room 111 the lap U because so man:
who get there fall ofT. 4 Iratul liap
Ids Pre.
Foolinh Waiting
You can coiamil no greater folly
(linn lo sit hy the roadside until
some one comes almi- nm lnlte
you o ride with hint to wealth and
lnlllieiice.-., l. Couh.
WH HI V
k si:i.i.
VOR
1'OK
Ii:ss
once mm e over Thurs
nd. l.lslt.l below nir
more linns of alue al
s;n lug pi i i-4,
Lingerie
ome't's I llle
MO.S. ,lep
t Ions. est s.
lu (In- desired
(a rt ale. pink
IAci plioiMl
valm.s
gauge
on
MIS, l-nlltlilllil
otles and
coloiM Ol (l. stl
ami titchid.
69c
Dress Pants
M. n".
Iia oaag men s e
is in the tail's
. 1 iil-M and fitb
in 01 .si imIs. che
a. -t llle res
$2.95'$G95
Sweaters
Sue.ileis lor the little folks
In nice warm w o.d ga riin-iils,
'o.il sly It- :i 1 niuliinalHtiiH .
$1.49
New York Store
CHICAGO MVIi.STOCK
CIIIIACO, Kept. 13 IT. H. I J. A.)
IIiikh: ir,,oiM); 15 to s.'ic IiIkIht;
pounds a.sr,e) $111.25: i:io
iio iiiii iioii:ni. iK.r,nc $111.25; pin k. ,
inn wowh, , a.uu 'if t'j..iu: jiik.h.
yo to
l:i iiiiiiihIh. $k.miii!i $.5u; cut Ik.
;;;' ,.,.. ,; 8l,,y lu
,.. ,,.,. , n.
JI7.no; f.(j yiirlliiKH, 7 fid
Iffiil Hjh., 9 CI. 2A4i SDJ.GH. Vi'iil-
I'CH J 1 U.O(Kf $ 1 8.(10; h tuck it umJ
ItM-lIlT Sli'lTH, 1 o.yii i $ I 2.UU.
SlK'i'D. HI.OIIO; Mli-ady to hLi-ouk;
hoiiii- wile r.tr higher; nuticcH
2Uii 13.75; Tat L'Wi'.t, 1.041 'ff $5 ;
ffMMlihf? lamlrfl ojiotdhh; LTk: lower;
lamlm, Wl lhn. down $ I .'i.nu f $ M.uo,
cwch I Iio down, . unfit $ ft. 60;
tViur lumltff $l2.6Ufy'j;i.2ff.
I'OIM'LAM) lil VKSTOCriv
I'OltThANI). Ore., Kept. 13 (Al')
t'altle and calvcH: recelolH1
cattle. 7i, Hleady.
.Steers ( 1 100-1300) lbs. good $11
'II.M; C-f.O . 1100 Hih.) good
dfum :'.0o'lf $ i.oo. Cumiiioii $7''
$11.00. Jlelfers (Hf0 lbs. down)
gooil Jii.r.Ort- Jio.oo; common to
medium $7.00 V $! 50; cowh, good
$!i.ro fn 1 o.oo; common to medium
$7.00 41 $y..riO; low cutter $3.oo Ui
$ii.r0; good beef $7.2fi $7.75; cut
ter lo medium JtLOOfr $7.25; calves,
500 lbs. down, medium to cliolcc
$lo.oo''i $12.50; cull to common
!Mt $IO.oo; vealers, inilk fed.
good to choice $13,00 0 $1 4.5(1; inn
diuui $1 t-OiK $13.0(1; cull to com
mon $X.(i0ftr $ I l.oo. Itnlls, yearl
ings excluded $7.50 S-j $,00; me
dium t'i.r.lKM $7.50.
Ilogn: receipts !KMi; slow; heavy
weight 25o-;i5o lbs. medium lo
weight, 200-250 lbs. medium to
Choice, $10, IKK, $ 1.25; fight weight
KiO-200 Urn. medium to holer (,t
choice 25o-35o lbs. medium to
' '-r,n
light lights, i:io-n;ii lbs.,
medium lo choice $ I 0.50 i $ M ,25; ! u' Intoxication,
packing sows, rough ami smooth' Mvt- ''',,n'1 'fnylor, a nurse in a
$7.50 fn $:i.no; slaughter pigs Hollywood hospital to which .Mrs.
S0-I30 lbs. medium to choice $11.75: '''"''"Kcs was taken and where she
4i $10.75: feeder ami slocker pigs, j ":,M "nflnetl by injuries for sev-70-IS!i
lbs. medium to choice $ I o.-j -" l''kM, i""' lr. c. a. .MaeOon
75C' $ It. 75. laid, who treated her. testified, they
Sheep and lambs: steady; re-i,im' tmim no evidence of Intnxi
ceipts, sheep 1 5(, lambs fi5 lbs. ci"tl'n. The physicinii said she
down good (o choice $ 1 1 .00 fti $ 1 2; ' "ff i"''l nllht concussion of
medium $!.50 'it $ I 1 .(Ml; all weights, ' m' ,,-,,ln' niilil that he believed
yearling wethers 1 10 lbs. a-w ntt ! 11 li"lossiblo to leternilne ilefinlte-
cull te common $7. (mi (it i'j.it
dr.llil to cholc
$ii..riOftj J'j.uo; ewes
lliedhim to choice
1 20 lbs. down
$3.75 'f $
to i'ludct
common
.00; 120-125 lbs., medium
$3.(HCr $1.50; all weights,
J I.ihi-v, $3.U0.
CIIICAf.O CASH j
flllCAtlO, Sept. 13 (AP) !
Wheat: No. 5
mixed $ l.:to.
I'd $I.JH',i; No. 3
Corn: No. 2 mixed $1.03
yellow $1.02.
( iiIh; No. 2 white 50 t 5 I
white iK'o 50.
Itye: No. I, $1.04 1:
$J.oi .
Mni'lcy: iiiulable range (i'l'u
Timothy Heed: $.!MKif $5.(15.
Clover seed: $l t. oo i-i $i:.nu
Of Engliih Derivation
Tin word deheiiliire Is itllieil o I
ti Midland DiiKhiml word debeutiit', 1
which means it receipt. It was ko
culled been ue such receipts for
mally henim with the l.ntln wia'd.
"(leheiihire ml hi," ineanhiy "there
are owluy to me."
Expert Coining To
La Grande
on
MONDAY, SKl'T.
l'OLKY HOT HI,
frniii It) a. 111. lo I p. in,
Kvi'iiinu.s by Mi'iilumi:
appointment only
ONK DAY ONLY
No Clmrjju fur C'onsiillal.ion
M r.
l' Pedlitli. the sate
-ml
pcrl niiv.s:
'I'lli' "I'i iO-.I ICthntioll Sli,.I.I.s"
liulil Hi" rnpl pi il. , lly. mi tn.it-
0 r w I1.1l poMilinn Ilif Imil.v assiliiM s
or Inm hcaxy a uili;hi ymi mi.
Tiny Klvo hiMlaat ii'ln-l. ,uiiltai-l
tin- opi-nlnif in a I' lnarUahly shnrl
Hl'l il MirllKlhi-n M- wi'ali ll.i.
HIIIS (Hit- TIM ' S. , I l'p 111 1 I sn
1 lull Ihry ti it-nl ly i.ii.mi' li,.i
pri'liiiiM natural r.-l .tilling piiMif.
ni't'illHK no Ini'tlitM' niit.vni,. snppotl.
Slum; n h litnil.l,., I, a, lvai ln- ami
1 iiliMtpatltin iilli-n tints.-, I l. Itttp
Itlff ptiitiipdy ,J 1., 1. n .,1 1 .
Truly li'inat Ual'lt' anil pri.inpl
n nnll.H Ihim- lii'f I iilil:ilii, , t,,, ,,1, .
iv llh t't't ritt anil tm: tttllv it, vi'lnp
ril lllpllllf.t lml nl-.,. Kin, B
in K l.-.-t.-.l ttll,'.".
Iiti'liiim?.. ti'i,'in' pi'iii,t,.,( ,,..
v l,-i . at i- nun Imlil im; t tiptiit tx
llrntly iilm-li lii'ii-tiitnir n,, f ,i,,
Im'. ii r,.,in,.,l.
No i'IiikMi- I,, n.s ,t iini,,
r-ltati'i an- 1 1 I .
I K tin 1 Ml - III.- iliiialnllly nl nil
al.Sl.lllll l, .-. ;, t,,.,l',.
PH'iil. t-anllal y appHalti i .s.
T.'i'.i of rnpliiti-,1 iliilil,,-.! I-,..
ftivi'l- i-i.lnpli'l.' th Ktl rp,.,!
nit-t Inttili til Iri-atnit iil tii.litt ,i
.--I al I tf.1 h .4.
Ho mil xvn.ili, yilllf it,,.y
li.-ly inlvi-rllM il mall i,i-,,-i- ,-,n.
1 rapi t.oiN, v.nt t.11111,,1 in iint-m-I,.
'. r. 111 ni.it 11. uiipiin-- p,ii.
iiiiii- I am i-i. Homo i.Klt o. .via it,
ttlll llltH-k. l ' . .1 -. . ll1--4,t.
Atli.
Io. tl. i
v l m i J
liHIIIIIMI!u!!l
TARIFF RATE
CONFERENCE !
IS PROPOSED
(Continued from Vneo 1)
(h republican bill, replete with
eonl rover.slal Ikhucm. neh iih the
tariff com mission, flexible provis
ioriK. and a charmed valuation bane
for ail valorem duliej. were the of
ficial subject of debate.
ThP measure hh drawn up by the
finance com mil tee ma lorily wan
rouiidlv criticized yesterday by .Sen
ator Si mm onx, republican, North
' Carolina, ranking minority mem
ber of the committee In a Jeuuthy
address which dre wa reply from
rhairnjan Kmoot of the finance
committee.
Denounce lllll
KltiLiuoiiH d (moo need t lie bill a
inconsintent, and "daimeroiiHly"
expanding the power of the presi
dent to revise Hchedules. Ho as
serted that it contains many use
less increases In rates in arl:ul- ,
t lira I commodities, is filled wit h
exorbitant rates tn articleH that
the farme rmust purchase and does
not conform with President lloov-!
er'M reqiieHt for Industrial Increases"
on I)' In the instance of Industries
ii... . it.k.'n unrfmkAii ti ....i.i .,
1 .m l '
recent yeai'H.
To an assertion that consumers
costs would be Increased by billions
of dollars through passage of the
proposed measure, Senator Smoot
took vigorous exception. in ad
dition, the committee chairman
characterized Simmons' objection
to the bill as old stuff.
WITNESSES SAY
MRS. PANTAGES
WAS NOT DRUNK
(Continued from Pago 1)
th est reel by a big I 'Miring ear.
State testimony eonslslent ly had
; been that no ears except those of
: Mi'". Pantages and liokumoto were
! near the scene of the - accident.
I 'oHterno testified that M rs. Pan
ttages was "just out cold" after the
I accident, and that he saw no signs
ly net ween lilloxicallo nainl con
cussion in the- ease of a bead in
jury such as that received by Mrs.
Pantages.
in rriiKi Ai'
SAN FKANCISCO, Sepl. 13 ( A I '
- Itutterfal r. o. by San Fraacisco,
.-le.
mlcnWemyGum.Dipping
" f I Us Jt the same as saying 'WmV
Safety On
All Roads
PKM'l A'l'l 1 ( lie niRned, snfely (road of toughest rubber, Fire
' stone 'provides (be strongest, most durable cord construction
ever known. Cords are scientifically twisted for greater strength
and elasticity, then dipped in liquid rubber which insulates every
fiber against internal heat and friction, doubles flexing life, and
adds thousands of extra miles of safe travel at no additional cost.
Firestone Tires ALONK are (aim-Dipped. The effective
ness of this extra process is clearly reflected in (lie fart thai Fire
stone Gum-Dipped Tires hold all world records for safely, endur
ance and mileage, bet us put -.1 set of these wonderful tires on
your car.
Perkins
Cor. 1th and Adams.
LOS ANGELES
GRAND JURY
ACCUSES
(Continued from l'axe 1)
j the vice Kquad- in the alleged brib- j
j cry conspiracy. j
All Ar,. eeians i
; All of the indicted and arrested
officeiH have been members of tile ;
i police force for periods 'ranging !
j from four to eighteen years. Kvans :
is the oldest man In p'dut of ser
,vlce. lie joined the department In j
i l:Hl. All expressed surprise when j
In formed of the Indictments i
against them, and served notict.
they would fight the charges.
ttcvera I anonymous telephone
t b p ea Is last n igh t ca used I isl rict
Attorney l-'itts to arraime lii
guaiflK for alt grand' jury witness
es. .Special guards previously had I
been placed over VVestuui n in his ;
county jail cell, and over If In home I
in WhiUicr, a suburb. I'olice ami J
deputy sheriffs failed to- trace a 1
car reported twice seen In the ;
downtown district, containing three
men armed with machine guns, j
which caused an unusual muster
lug of guardH yesterday.
: Co-n AI f VT "TTT
Ij-ilo 1 UlVIiUU UIVH
TEAMS PREPARING
(Continued from Page 1)
and are covering the ground slow
ly but thoroughly.
Kttgcr (o See lilllhlops.
After a (illndema n regime of
severa I yea rs, loca 1 fa lis a re pa r
ticularly eager to see the Itulldogs
trot their new stuff across the
gridiron. I nchl en tally, I .a Oiamte
goes lo Maker for the annual tussle
with the copper-jacketed eN-ven.
I'p at Wallowa, which year alter
year turns out a. team that causes
l.a Oramb' and other opponent:;
worry and occasional defeat, an
other new coach is establishing his
system, it Is reported.
l-;t-r prise a rid t nion are ex
pected to have fair tennis under
veteran coaches, but neither is b"
lieved likely to upset the leaders
unless unexpected addltion-t are
made to the lineups.
In l,a (J ramie, (oa-h Ira W lie
is still drilling the team largely 401
fundamentals, with a period of
brisk practice each it llernoon.
Woodic isn'texactly of the hard
boiled driving type, but lie has
complete control of his squad at all
times a ml there are no dull mo
ments In practice. Local men, who
have watched the Tigers working
out under Wondie, are predicting
a new football era Tor l.a Cramb-,
find some are hopeful of seeing I hi
blue and white colors at the top
id' the gridiron mast for the llr'jt
time in six years.
rirsl Oamc al, Wallowa
First games of the season will
bo played late tiiis mouth and
early in October, the Tigers initial
test enmim: at Wallowa on (let. 12.
21 HOUR TIRE SERVICE
Motor Company
J Incidentally, alt of thr games '
i scheduled in I .a Grande this year
will begin promptly al 2 o'clock
3 ' In the afternoon, so that there will
bo no chance of semi-darkiies ,
j coming ever the field before tlu j
' game Is i uded. !
Set. Time for World
'(ireenwich time." famed through
nut the world. Is del ci'mineri by iht
inoveiiienl of li certuiu star which
arrives due smtih every iweiiiy-fiiip
hours.
Treatment for Braggart
Theic is this beuelit In brau. tint'
the speaker Is unconsciously ex
pressim; his own Ideal. Miiiuor hlir
by nit mean?, draw it oul, mid hold
111 in to It, Kniersou.
SAVE WITH S A F" E T"V
Don't Let
Tooth Decay
Get a Start
Ulli'i
ilcci
K"l
s Mnrli'il In
1. cli-nt tst can
;in prt-vi'iit
ushiK- KKX
M.UiNKSIA your
tpclh only
slop il. Von
toolll ilrriiy hy
AM. JIII.K III'
TOOTIt I'AKTK.
'l u si'.s
ZTiv mill l:)
Tin
lliit: stii'litilir illKri'ilii
popular toolh
i of
a.slo
ioniMcrai1 tin- i-unsi-a oi
luolll Uiray. swc-i'lon tin-lin-utli
anil 11111U0 tliu tuutll
wh'lli' and KlisU'nili!,'.
Holil only at
Glass Drugs
Inc.
TI10 Itoxull SIoib
La Grande, Ore.
Thoiie 11 000
JCPENNEYOa
108 Depot St.
Outdoor
Needs in Wearing Aj
parel Supplied Here
at Thrift Prices
Leather Vests
That Are Well Made
Front Quarter Black
Very durable horsehide vests for
ouldoor men. Very strongly sewn
and lined throughout. Made with
two pockets, just as illustrated. Un
usually low in price.
$
Cashmere Socks
For Men
Worsted plaited and mtfc
ccrized. A long wearing host
49c
Good Boots
For the Hunter
Goinp huntinc ? Yon will
need this Hint k W.nerpronf
Hoot, with it double sole,
leather linrfl vamt and outside
fountcr pocket.
12 inch $7.90
l(i inch ,..$8.50
HAVE A HEART
SAYS YOUR BATTERY
(lot soiiieont! ti make tliu
ileal.
Have Koiiieonu give 1110 ii think unci; in a while llial
knows how 1 like il done.
Have llieni test nie to see if my cells are acting alike
so I can do my work well. , ,
The official Williams Service Station will gladly do -this
for you.
They test and
Automotive
121 3 Greenwood
Willaid Warehouse
Paper Hangers Say That There
Is a Difference in Wall Papers
Even if They Look Just Alike
After they have hung some or ours when they
have been hanging paper that was bought be
cause it was so cheap, they say "Gee, what a
difference," and then they come ami get some
more of ours.
When you are comparing the looks or the pap
ers, try them out ri- quality, too.
With a lot i.r new designs to choose from, just
as well pick on quality along with the price.
Home Lumber & Coat Co.
Sncce.s.Miis to Claude C. Pratt
1802 Cove. QUALITY Fill ST Phone M-2 IS.
Call us lor any kind of building materials.
Wall Paper & Paint. You will like our service.
La Grande, Ore.
of Genuine
Horsehide
Flannel Shirts
Of Heavy Twill Domel
Union Suits
Of Part Wool '
These come
heavy weight
and are of a
fine ribbed knit '
Excellent val
ues at this low
price. Splendid
ly made with
close fitting rib
bed ruffs and
ankles. As
sketched.
$1.49
in medium
gunuralor yivc mi: a square ;
fill batteries tree.
Electric Co.
Plume J1-K2U'
& Service Station
Full c u t
throiiRhout
1 1? J or cnfort,
0L - ,wo biiiioni
Njya. thru poci--
. I r r l cts- An
r-Jf ceptional
98c