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r NEW! STETSON $8.50 to $10 See Them tyftdtu&aivt- Site. Men's Wear. Stoddard Mill : To Close Down In Near Future v . toy .Mr. I'Jvn Viuumlor (Olmerver (,'orri'Hiiondeul ) 'VI IF, I'AIlK (HihtIiiI) The Htodditrd IIioh. logging euni. which Ik loeuled In tlila vlelnliy, htm closed down rr tho wlnier j.nil Hi u mill will elono in a very jihurt Him-. II Ik reported. J Thoeo uttendimf the ilullowe'en ."party given jiI tin mhooi houne Thurnl;ij' hy MIph (Iruee Kike. re volted Inivtmr very enjoyuhlo 1 1 mi'. Thorn' from 1'ondoHii wore Mr. J. 11. Wnnltor mid dniiKhlorH. dtubv iiiid Miixlms Mr. Urdel l.ny jmd children, (Horln ninl Lu Mur, Minn " Muxltio Uniterm it ml Mr, jluwurd MhiiIh and lit I lo nephew from l.lltlo I'firk, - ThoHtt from UiIn ttelnlty wero thn Mitten I'nullno llltrbeo. Mary Vunorder, Guy Uiy, Aim Kllen. Killni' Lay. Norma WlKgh'BWOtih, Hetty Kmlth, Anna ,1.10 Klli'ti, Muxlno Hit te her, Max Id,. Van Houten and little Mist Hehofleld and Itnlph Kline. Aflor a lew guinea and HportH, refresh incnlH wero nerved. Mr- Dlnty Moore motored to linker Saturday. ' i-. Mr- and Mr. Leonard Leslie and daughters, Wiinda, l.eah and Heat rice, motored lo I'ondosa Fri day. : Air- and Mrs. Kenneth Vunorder fieeomnmtled by the AtlnHen KW.i and Mary Vunorder also limed Wanker motored to IlaUi-i Krlday. '. John Klein motored to Kit; In V'rldnv, reluming Sunday. Thorn attending the program and danuo at I'ottdosu Thuradiy night Trom The Tark were, l.nur Je Ijiv and the M jaunt lieverly. -Miiyal and Clay Lay. uleo Mw. Kenneth Vanoriter1 und MIsh Mary unorder. . ln u n I (jy motored to I'liitm for his brother, lieshler Lay. who Hpint thu weekend at his homo re turning to sehool Monday. y (Ills llerg nwitored to Hither Ha I -unlay. -, Uuvton Hehofh ld, tmttill huh of Mr. and Mm. Srhothld. eut hi kiK-o quite badly on u nail pro truding from Ills tryelrle. Itotlumi IteDell and tuh Hunt liNawi motored lo Keho. Krldtiv, riitiirnliiK tfunduy. f Mr. Kit well motored to the Mi. Km My Himlttr einni'ny camp ahove l.ii (Irande l-'riiiny. t I'rth'l 1 Jiy wvni Vmek into the mountains after Uluvlo Lay Thm dav. Floyd Vamird'-r Is very maeh elated over I he tael that lie Is now aide to walk without n'titehrs. ' UiMihen Kline nuituretl to Iduho .Mandav. ; WIlHain Kawell and family moved to La Urnnde Tuesday. Mr, lavell was the Llaeksmlth al the Moddartl lOKKlnw' eninp and he will now la the hlaeksinlth at the Ml. kinllv eauip. Mr, And Mrs. J. Lay and ilaiilihU'rs. Itt'Vjrly and Krilv and son Laiirvl visited with t h f. annrder family .Monday. William Fautdl h;id Lh'- tutsfor tuno of hiivim; his ear Innnrd Monday cvenlaK. The tires were alt that were saved. I'larenee VauontiM d son. Ki a in til took a load of hoi; to Fiilon Tuesday. , Mrs, Diaty Muere l L:u lilrni the Condosi selund while Mr. Van 1-Vet Is nwity. sTi:.Mi:u (iit(HMi:i WMAN(ill.I. Nmv. (AD The Aineriean ttt ranter Prestdent T.ifl. omwavtl hound front Shuahal grounded Li the tlver here tndny. It heKitn to dlseloirc Us fuel uil with the exportation of refloating t the afternoon. V. nv l'Oll T KSS L FOR JUKSS More dollar lor dollar value every day In the year. Children's Sweaters Children's all wool sweaters plain or fancy colors with contrastinj trim Sl.-U) lJoy's Caps Hoy's dress caps in a laijre assortment of patter ns, shapes and colors 65c Men's Sport Jackets Heavy nwleskin fleece line I jackets, a warm garment J for all around wear ... .$1.85 I NwYqrk5t533 Where 13 Were i Ihv. II ) n (tun of the most thrllllmr reseiies hn the (irrat liltes In recent yen I'M whm staged when 13 tnemherri of the orew of tho Steamer X. .1. Nessen, below, aKi'ound near LeaminKtou, Out., were retieued by Canadian eoast guards in the fore of the heaviest storm of the year. Above Ih the Steamer C. W. t'adwell, which also went unround near Leamington. Note how tho huh uro sweepiiiK over It. Tho crew was taken off. Real Estate Is 'Moving' In Fair . Shape at Union ' Hy Mrs. I.. '.. 'IVrrull (Observer Correspondent ) 1, . 1 II X f.snee Severn , tnins(ers of property lmvo been made In I nlon and vlctnlty recent- ( ly. Mrs. .Margaret .Martin traded hor hume and fifteen acre orchard tract on the Cove road for real estate In I.a (Irande owned hy K. t U'tlaner, A. deal has been elosed this week whereby (lilbert C'ourt rlKhl has bouKht 4on acres o( cul tivated land and 5ti(i acres of pas ture land, the. part of the 'old Staunton ranch belont;lni; lo Frank j " i Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ilulden w.-ic j Mr. and Mrs. Harhtud Stewart i recent guests at the W. I.. Uobert i drove ttt from New Plymouth the fson homo In Iji (;rande. I last of the week to look after husl- ' Oerald l'ierson and family re j it ess Interests In Union und Ijt jcently visited relatives In town. (Irande. j Larry l.yell was a recent Terry C. S. Iiolton, repiesenlative of visitor. the Farmers' Cooperative creamery Ultle liiellla I'roclor. daiiKhter iiml wife came up from l'ayette'of Stephen I'roctoe of I'erry. Is on .Monday and lunched with sev"''1" '' out uituln afler an oper- eral local dairymen at the Union """" fl"' ll"' removal of her tonsils hutel. ;and adenoids. (lertrudtv Wheeler was a I.a j (irande visitor on Sunday. She (concluded her tetwlay -islt in Cn J Ion and wilt leave for Portland this evening where she will join her parents. f The llev. 1 i.ec gave a latK " ' "" " ""J""'-" jeenny viMieu nis ramity here. Inn at their noon luncheon on w. L. Ilohertson. of li (irande. Monday. This coming Sunday recently purchased a h.muT In Cp evenlng lie will give the memorial per Flat from the Stoddard Lum addreMs far th,. Knights uf Pythias i,rr company through W. W, at the linker Methutllst church. illohlen, The work of redecorating Ihe In- j terlor uf the Methodist church is j to he under way shortly and will i I be In charge of Art Jones of l.a i itJrande. r ! Paris MeM,j1au was a guest at the On- cline home over the week- 1 fend. j Mr. and Mrs. v W. P.u'son and children uf Maker spent Sunday at tho home of Mr. ami M rs. t" eo, : Wlnh!p. j Mrs. KHu Striiighuin. of l.s An- geles, came to Cnbtn last Thurs- ; dJiy and Is visiting ln-r inttther. ! Mrs. John Peterson and other re- j latlves tu 1 he valley. Mrs. P.ell Wright and Mrs. Kdith Pity motored to linker to spend Monday with Mr, and Mrs, C. W. Wright. Mr, and Mrs. K. P. Cnhurn antl j Colleen visited at the Herbert i llvaas houe In l-'i (itMiide uu Sun day. The men tried their luck at fishing In the afternoon, The district meeting f the O. K. S. held in a ( irande un Satur day eenir.g Wan attended by twenty-two members uf the local chap ter. An enjoyable eveulak was reported. ! FATII I '.It IS Altlil M l 11 I S.M.KM. Ore.. Nov. tt Al f ttrnT liiniM i ol itrt'gon Hy is ; h Id In the Marion county jail for nt 1 1 in pt fog to aid hi daughter, lieverly Kthhi lv to escape front the slate Industrial school on October ;!t. He will have a hearing in .Ins lUv court today. W hen the escape was attempted Kibbel is wild to have been aecomimnlid by an other man, who is believed to have been the girl's sweetheart. pall js I'l-'Kits iu:i,ai'm: WAHlMNtiTHiN. Nov. fi .V) A rt'bipve In the pbysleitl eondltle-u of Albert It. 1'all. senuncrd lnt week to srrv a year In Jjttl ami pay a fine of JIOO.ooo fr aeet-pt-litg u bribe front VMwartl L. Itoheny, may prevent his departure tonight for his home tn Ml ru. r.i.R hi:i.i 'ix) in: i'i:.sr liKNVKi;, Nov. 6 t.W Ktk a tv a pest, the authorities havtt decided, and s the Mtsl npeti sea c-ott tor hunting tbem In this -t,-," ia on. Some Uui have been kilkd- mav youk ritur N i:V YOU K. Nov. ft t AIM -Citid fi,:it uud hop? abudv. Saved From Lake -v t PERRY PLANS THANKSGIVING DAY PROGRAM Uy Min. Mary II. Kail (Obsprvei Correspondent) I'liUUV. Ore.. (Spcelal) The I'errv senoul Is tirelin rtnir n nr, Brum for Thiinkwlvlm;. It j piaiineu tnat tho program will be iT presented In connection with ai ThanlisKlvIni,- dinner tho evenlnK ' before ThiinksKlvint;. . j .Mrs Hilda Carlson Is eonvales elug nicely from her recent opem tlon, Mr. and Mrs. ole Mathson and sons, Theodore and Lois made a,,(H. Flectric Invesiors dropped ....n...i-pt wmv uui in inu vaney msi Tuesday. W , Itoiul. of near Hot Uike. brought three teams and took home the lust of his lumber from hero last Monday. Mrs. Mary K. Cox was a guest at the W. Sinclair home Tuesday, Kxra Ulnvhiclt uml iirnthci' uf .(lie Alt. Kmlly logging camp. Mr. and Mrs. Cal "Wright were weekend guests at the home ofjnnd then rallied. Mrs. J. H. Fletcher, of Cove. Vane Carlson has secured em ployment for the winter at thu Loren Tucker farm in the valley. Overnight News Briefs Hy Tim Asmk'JiiIciI Vrs IMtiKNK C. i:, Mill.-r, farmer of delight valley, was Injured ser iously and Kdiut Moore. y otitic "hitch hiker" was bruist-d severely when Miller's automoldle slid oif j the pavement. UOSlMirntl Th.' llos,l.iim liiihl urrii-o nniruii!T,l a timber I J tli' wulihl 1,' t-omhlt'tfil lH'fi'lu-i In' r . I AKTUItl.V lit.' drill ut til-- j t'uloii till -.mt,tny w.-ll at Mi'-I j Ciuwun, "ah.. I'mimici) ti.vuy .los- l ; pit"' ortlrrrt of tin' nuii'riiitt'tt(k-nt j to "pull till' ill.'." NKWItKUCt John C. Culcord. re.vhlent bere 4 yem-s ami who h'ld many public oi fives in the city, died, at the ago of 71, A S'l't 1 1 i I A William I. Mmrl on. S I. s;tld to bo the oldest liv ing white man born In this dis trict, died. TILLAMOOK - The GarHmldt poMofftco ybbbtl robbers un un determined amount of money. . IUYTON The I'nyton biidg : spnniilng the Yamhill river at the east city limits, w us opened for truffle. ItKNH - Ten million boad feel I ; of .otxtidlng timber. vub d at S.t'V- J j 000. has be -n killed In the Kort j j Kock district by white pine he.t j lea within tho lst two years, ac- cording to, a federal timtur ex pert. MKHrVKO Krult picking ended here thta week. LKHANON A new hivh vol !age line connectlmi wlih the main line through the WillameCe valley j Mountain Htate Tower comiMuy. LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. MARKET NEWS CHICAGO 0Nll $l.2!4 U)$I.1!0M i.aiMiu ' l.iil lo i.:n'4 rullTIjAN i.ny, i.n.-iy, 1.27', STOCKS DECLINE IN WALL STREET Sweeping Dump of Shares Takes Place in Three Hour Session. NMW VOUK, Nov. B ( Al') A Htveeplnif di-eliiio In prlfrt'H. which rait from ffi to nearly $:in a share In most of tho leadei-H, and much more in a few specialties, took place in the abbreviated thrcchour session of llit New York stock ex change today. Final quotations showed little re Jcovery from the day'H low levels, wllli the tape nearly un hour into at tho close. A sprinkling of Issues biokn through tho low levels eslitb-' Us bed In the drastic, reaction last Tuesday, and much of the ground Hu'overed In the closing Hessiona of last week were lost. ; Closing (iiotat(;nis ' (.' 1 o i n if nuointlmiH und net changes of. sonic of the lending ) stocks wore: - ; V. S. Steel $IOt, off $M.fiU; (Jen rial Motors $40.50, off JI.7;.: Ita- illo $:tJ.ro. off Jii.r,. General Flcciric liiati. nff $:ij- MontKOiuery Ward ffiT.M'. Off f I 1.13: American land FotidKn I'ower. Ct, off- $19-. ! Hcthlcheui Steel fKt'i.Ml. uff iKeniu-cott. (G6.S7, off ?rt.S7; Oon Holldaled (las $19. off ft 1.5a; Amer ican inn ii;, on ?iu; American Telephone $lilf, off $22.- Wesltnirhause Kleetrle JI2S.75, orf .$17.2Si Standard Oil of New Jersey $tli, off 9A.fi(t: New York Cenlral $179. S7. off $1(1.12; Chrys ler $:t:t. off $1; Anaconda $K2. IS, off 112.87: American .Smelting $7fl, off $:i; Krle $40.ra. off $; Na tional t.'ash HeKisler $7S. off $: Columbia Gas $tifi. off $12. 5a; pub lic Service of New Jersey $ii9. off .,$10; ( tilted Gus Improvement $3l. off $3.50; Hudson .Motors $47, off Sales .Nearly D.OOO.OUO ro"" 0,1 "w !"''k l'xt'1,"""' for the three-hour session were 5,- ;:mi,ihu r)inre.i, n iigiunsi ,u,:u,vu jdurlng tho full five-hour session .Monday, , t i r r.'- i Curb exchange stocks a'lso Veil precipitately, particularly tint utll- , ,.u($e nt $!U3: Kleetrle Hond and Share closed at $15.75, off $1S; Allied power and I.lghl nt. $.1S. off SS.S7; American Super Power at $21.ra. off $4.f.n: fvniml Stntp Klcctrtc at $22.12, off $lLUi. Cities Service was agton turned over in huge volumo ami, closed at $29.S7, Off It opened with a block of 125.000 Nhnr. , Wheat Nervous And Lower At Closing CIUC.UJO. Nov. G (aP)-a-Up-! spondlng to stuck market breaks , ami to lower quolations on wheat ( at Liverpool, Ihe wheat market! here undenvent early setbacks to- : day. Approach of time for liuiiidat- ; lug the big open interest In IVcem- 1 bep w heat coiitntcts hero In the face uf an unprecedented domestic 1 visible supply acted as a further weight on wheat values. Opening 1 lfC off, Chicago wheal later showed additional downturns Wheat closed extremely nervous, I Ne to l ijc a bushel under yes- Iterday's finish. Corn elosed nucha ngi-d lo n off, oats Pic to I yj rtf I e down, land provisions showing Hie to 20c decline. I urm.KFAT SAN FHANCISCO. Nov. fi (AP) -Itiitterfat, f. o. b. Sitn Francis ... UU The quality you would insist upon J f y o u knew all of the f a c t s the difference between the delicacy of rich Mexican vanilla beans ami the harsh, pungent flavor of others. Schilling's is unadulterated with "cheap" vanillas or imitations not flashy in flavor, but delicate as a rose. Ltmon SS,rrr Wi Almond Rose 1 r-KATi OF THE DAY W'HKAT illxlt IW (JtMUl tl.i'Hi I.IN KI.UO lnfl.!!(l!ti -4 i.a(i l.:m i.2!i i.:wu, i.aor, O WIIKAT ii.iH'-i i.i7 i.i 7 i.ssm i. a i j.si 1.27", 1.2(1!,', l.2Ji JOltTJiAM JilVIXI'OCK . iMHtTLANIi. Ore., Nov. (Al') Cut t to and en Ives, talking uro und steady; receipts, emtio Kid. calves If.. H t n u r h. 1 Ida to CUM) lbs,, $10. 251 It; Rood, $10.2ftfr 11; inn. diuin, $H.r.0'u lo.iir,; common, $7 8.fu; heifers, good, '$9 9. Gil; com mon to medium, $(!( 9; cows, good, $Kjf8,f(i; comtnon to medium, $Ti fiiS; bulls, good to choice, $7 7.f(; calves, medium lo choice, $8 r 10.50; cull lo common, $Mj fc; vealera. milk ftl, good to choice. ! $1 LBOfi IS. 5a; ineill'.im, $94iiL60; jcull lo common, $i.50 a y. ( . MoBS--Quotably steady: receipts. 1 1 (li. Heavy weight, yx.fiofi 9. 5; ine idium wi'ight. $9' 10; light weight. i$9.7MM0: light ligiitH, u: packing hows, rough and smooth, $7 w ft; slaughter pigs. ' medium to choice, $s.fiiiV 9: feeder and stock, er pigs, $S.50tfi !l.2G. (Soil, or oily hogs and rousting pigs excluded In above quotations.) Sheep and lambs Quotnbly Htomlv reeelnts. 1 (Hi. Lambs. j -S4 lbs. down, good to choice, ' $ 1 a. 50 'u ll; medium. $9.5oc 10.50; jail weights, cull lo comiiton. $7ti' j 9.50: yearling wethers, 11 lbs. jdown, medlnm lo choice, $ii.50fj 9: j tw's, 10 lbs. down, medium to (choice, $;i.7".G: 120-125 llut., me 'dluni to choice. $:t4.50; all welghla, common. $lft:i. IIIC(;) IJVKSTOCK CIllCACiO. Nov. (I (AP)(U. K. I, a.) Hogs Iteeclpts, 2;i.0U0. hi eluding Gnati. direct; market moiit ly I at: lower than ysierday'.s av erage; lop, $9.30; butchers, medium to choice, $ 8.0(1 .. Cattle Itecelpts; 15.009;, calves, 2000; no dependable market on weighty steers; bidding unevenly lower:, better grade light steers; top, $15.75; slaughter classes steers, good und choice, $1 2.25 W IS. 25; fed yearlings, good and choice. $ 13.60fti 16.25; vealers, milk fed, good and choice, $126il5. . Sheep Itecelpts. 19.000; market opening Hteady to weak: early .sales native lambs mostly $13: lambs, good und choice. $l2.6Ui 13.25; medium, flirt 12.50; ewes, medium to cholc e. $ -l.-'Srti 5.75; fcedc-r lambs, good and choice, $ 1 2 r 13.10. I'OltTLANI) CASIf TOUTLAXD. Ore.. Sov. (I (AP) Cash wheat Hig. Heml bhicstem, hard white. $1.23: soft white. $1.17 Vi ; western w hite. $ 1. 1 7 ; hard winter, $1.10; northern spring, jfl.lii; western red. $1.1C. Oats No. 2. SS-lb. white. $34. I Today's car receipts: Wlieat. 34; flour. 10: corn. 5; hay. 1. IN THH WBST 3tore Ko. IS La Grande, Ore. Hosiery Values 98c I'lt II fashioned, reinforced iiwl ami t(K, service wcllil. All fail shade.. Coff.. 47 Spicet Bking Towdrr i2 Extracts if Now They'll Have To Wait For 1930 I'AI.LK flTV, Ore.,' Nov. U (Al') KsiIIm Oily voters didn't col a ihunto tu volco tllelr opinions thrmiKh (lie ineillum ut the bnllot tndiiy on whether the llttlo com niunlty should he minuiced hy three women who wanted to keei tho llhrury oiien nlulits or three ,m!n Just "mere hushmiilH." The eleetlon. scheduled (or to dny. was railed o(( lieeiinso Alityor U l". .Murk Is wild to have made a belated discovery that, elections held on yeiirs In whleh no state or iirlniary elecllons were held slneo tho enaetinent o( the l'J27 election laws hi:"" boon l:eld illo- Kaiiy. I'llll'AtiO CASH I'lllCAdO. Nov. C (AD Wheat No. 2 Imnl, $1,111; No. 2 yel low, hanl, I -1 It S4 . New corn No. 2 mixed, ylc; No. 3 white. '.Mic. Old corn No. 3 mixed, 112c; No, 5 yellow, ill si e. Oats No. ', white. 47't! 4c; No. 4 white, 43!-jC. .Itye No. 1, !i!!ric. Hurley (Quotable ritnt;e, BSftt' eye. '-;. Tloiolhy Heed $5.2(1 (1.20. ,'; Clover seed $HI.25'i 17. 7ri;,v ' EGGS HIGHER, SCARCER IN OREGON MART POUTLANn, Ore., Nov. 0 (AP) Kgg prices are Hlill soaring, with the fresh variety scarcer than ever. Quotations given out today by tho Pacific Co-operative jonl try Pro-; ducers show advances of 2 cents. In fresh extras, 3 cenlH In Btund ards. 1 cent in fresh mediums a iid 2 cenlH on fresh, pullets. Ariothur. tiny of heavy npplo Vu- ceipls by motoi truck was regis tered nl the wholesale fruit and vegetable market today, with near ly Sotio boxes trucked in from nearby districts. Much of litis stock is going directly into storage, for consumption betwee n now and Mew Year's. Cauliflower is sharply higher in the carlot shipping trade, and this condition is reflected In higher jobbing sales uu good cauliflower locally. No. 2 quality continues rather cheap, however. , , . LocM Concord grapes have about completed their movement to mar ket. Kmperors and lokays from southern Oregon ' are univlng ii fair volume, and ' .present an1 ex tremely attractive appearance. .Sweet potatoes lire moving into consumption slowly and tho job bing market is draggy, holding Count the HERE'S THE GREAT BEAN PUZZLE. FOLKS! BKAND NEVV-and different from any other puzzle. It's a real test of your eyesight and your ability to count. A simple puzzle, yet it takes real cleverness to win. Costs Nothing To Try How clever are you? Can you count the beans in the bean pot pictured here? Start right now. Take your pencil and count, Be careful he accurate he sure you count correctly. There's a biff 1,500.00 Cash Prize for the final winner of I'irst Prize, and there are 24 other Cash Prizes which w ill be awarded before Christmas Oct m.sv ai once 1111 in me coupon opposite and rvUSH YOU II ANSWER IN. Contest closes December 7th, 1929. 1000 POINTS WINS FIRST PRIZE I will give you 973 points for count Iur the number of beans correctly, Promptly upon receipt of your cor rect answer. I will wrnd you nnrticu lrs of a Non-Stop Airplane Mileage contest, in which vou can earn the final ?j points to win a $1,W0.00 Cosh Prl2e. 2$ CASH PRIZES U..d lWK.n Arr 111. .Ipilnnni lt Prir .. 0th Vrti. tml I'ttJf... i"i.1 ?th rrl::e. Snt I'm.-... S'" tlt I'rltc. IU I'rli.'. . ni llt'i r-ritc. Jtli r.-nr . . Ri loth Trite. Itlh tu Ufa Z'rirps, Kacli barely steady ui 4K to 4 lie per pound. , ', i I'(I1TI,A.NI) I'HODl'CM j I'OllTI.ANI). pro... Nov. 0 (Al') j Kbks lllirliori I'rlees to retail- j ers: Kresh e.xtras, 6H1 6.1c: stund nrds, 474l SOe; fresh lilediunis, 1 1 IP ; 43c; niedluin firsts, 3lic: fresh pul lets. aitKICe: pullet firsts, :Tie. Crlees to wholesalers: Kresh ex tras, 4!ie: sliindards, 4i)c; fresh ine tllilins, Utie; tiieditim firsts, ,34e: fresh pullets, Sic: pullet firsts, 23c. Jliltter, milk (butlerfat), poul try, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cam-it m hark und hops Hlcudy and unehaiiKed. FIND IT HERE Copy tor this column must be iu by 0 .4. uu IILAI lil t L .MlltUOItS The new holiday line of mirrors has Just arrived at Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. All sizes and shapes In finest r Venetian plat". Prices ranging from $3.95 to $19.50. Select one of these new numbers for her Christmas, lleautiful mir rorH add much to the attractive ness of the home. , ll-C-3t AUTOMOIUIvF. LOANS WB : MAKE LOANS on automo : biles and furniture Contracts re financed. Room 16. La Grande . National Bank Hldg. 9-28 1-m OTICI-; TO It AlIltlT KAISKItS ..Attend the meeting tonight at La Grande Printing Company. Fi nal - nrrangements for show and oilier, malturs to "como up. Su perior Unbolt association. 11-6-Itp imi;pi;ii;t qpick . ; di:livi:hy , . Go anywhere. Baggage, storage, transfer. George Neabeeii, Mam 877. .. ... 10-30-lmp. IMCTrilK AM) -MinitOK COHDK ' You will find a most wonderful selection of styles and colors In picture and mirror cords at Rich ardson's Art & Gift Shop. All sizes and prices in the line to match every size of picture or mirror. H-C-3t Hemstitching, pleating, button boles, etc Morion's Kiddle Shop. Adr. N. T. LIFE INS. CO.. Julian E. Pc'tors, res. rep. IJh. 885-J. . 10-8-1 mp. HOWARD II. IIAXSC'O.U ,. Teacher piano, organ and com position. For information call 401-J... .; ..!. v 10-24-1 mp ;' ' I'KAMIXG When you ha ve a picture to Be Sure to Use This Cotapoai V. J. Latimer, ruzzlc MiimiftiT, Tho l'ortlnnd Tclrnrnm. rnrtlaml, Orr. I have rountnl the beans nnJ thctc mo beans In the bean nt. If this Is correct, pirasc Rive S!9.Ia Poln" """I n-e iwrtl.lnrs .if vour NON STOP AIHPt.ANK PCZZt.E CONTKST In which I ji sooco" '5 ,0'n,, 10 w,n rirs! Prize C' I Nnma AUJrr..!i ny Trtfr. ttittni; Uc'.l Your Ar., It. .1. IHImrr, Tl--, I u.t . .M,.it.i., r 4 1,- 1 1 Wednesday, November 6, 1020 J. C. Penney Co. : 10S llepol HI. i .5l Lu Gninilo, Oro, Lumberjacks For Boy They're made of warm wool- 1 en Mackinaw Cloth. Patterned I in plaid designs. Worsted bot- ! ! torn with two pockets witii ! ilaps. Outstanding values 1 $249'$2.98' frame you will find l. a satisfac tion to know that It Is done In Uui best of taatu and according to tiio latest custoniH In framing. Talus your framing to Itich aid son's Art t Gift Shop, where you have oer 200 patterns of moulding from which to select your frame to mutch your picture. . 11-6-31 Ss Your ? Stomach a"Gasser"? Excessive gas In stomach and bowol.t duesri'i nceeitsarily mean that your food Is at fault or that you have chmnlo dyspepsia. In most cases It .results from gastric neurastheaia a purely nervous condition which disturbs tho functional activity of the stomach. Taking medicine to digest the food ar tificially is a waste of time. What you need Is a remedy to correct the nerv ous trouble and prevent the formation of abnormal gas. Go to your druggist and ask fora package of Baalmann's Gas Tablet, which are prepared especially for this ailment. See how qufcltly they will re lieve pent-up gas and all Its distressing symptoms, among which are pain about tie heart, palpitation, anxiety, shortness of breath, drowsiness after eating, heartburn and a peculiar gnaw ing feeling in the stomach. Genuine Bji.ilmnnn'H (las Tablets ran be oh taincd at any good drug store. Price $1. Always on hand at .' GLASS DRUGS. INC. Open To Everyone t.i;iti.v m: hunti iacr Pran:?:ly : j IWIN-'i Mr. J Beans
