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L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, December 10, 1929
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J -t:
Christmas
Shirts'
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New Colors and
Patterns Just Received
$2.85 to $8.85
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J Men's Wear.
PARK PERSONALS
liy Diva V. ViuioicliT
(Observer CorrespuiukMit)
TII1-3 J'AKIC (Special) A llfplil
bIiowoi- wjiii welcomed in Tho 1'urk
Thursday,
," Mi, and M th. Kchoflolil - and
children nmlorcit to Maker Friday.
Air. and AIj-h. Kenneth Vunorder
motored to J'omlOHU ThurHduy
vlioro Air.- Viinorder Hit wed woo J
for JCInicr Kennedy.
AIiH. LvllU Kline itntl koii, Itulplt,
wuro kihIh of Al I'M. J. (,'. I,tiy und
liimfly ThurHduy,
. Mr. and Mrif. Oliiroheo Vunnrdor
iiecoinitaiiffd hy tlwlr dinmlite
31 Gift of Setter Ueccption
for the XUhole 8amilu
Ask Your Dealer
ft
You cun Riive alnwHt onc-hnlf on your Winter neces
sities, rubber footwear and Xmns gifts at the New
York Store's 20th Anniversary. .x .y
Men's dress rubbers,
storm or regular
Women's
rubbers
-Uoys'
rubbers
Women's overshoes in heather mixtures,
adjustable strap and cuff
Men's
Alaska's
Boys' wool jorsey
overshoes
SCARFS, t
Men's and women's silk and silk rayon in domestic and
imported fabrics in the newest Jk Q QkTL
patterns and colors tcDC to tpZiD
Newtork-Htore
MOM'N POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
GtLlossii.
THI-. MlTTi
1,
. f -ppl 0,011 1 f VlHM' TVlt: MMTER?
,' mM'. I W ' ,ur" VOO'VE.BEE:MI1U(-1BLN(i
V 'V FOntVCRrWtU 3 in vour le.ep ant
mm.', c-ot ;i(:7'A.. (i Y ;( 1 A
OFFICE
CAT
fMoa majm mto.
By Junius
IlKltK'B HOl'WCl KA-NTA CLAL'B
WIJ.l NOT KIND YOU OUT.
"Your daughter's improving,"
HalU Iho nvuHio tr-nclu-r, "hut hoim-
linw when HllO gi'ts to tlio HcalCH
I havo to watch Jier pretty close
ly
".She'H Just llko lior fnthnr," mild
tho mutlier. "you know, ho inariu
IiIh inonoy
bllHlllCHH."
tn tlio retail grocery
mant'a noon AnciiiTKfT
I1IAH JJIKCOVKRHD AFTBU THH
: JION'KYMOON THAT THH WIKJJ
COUMJ MAKB J'LANH, TOO.
Tho Hoda-Jorkor at a La CI ran do
fountain i
Jtmico uhIii
wan asked to kIvo u uen-
111; Iho word "Hutlute." JIc
t tidied a while and then said:
"Well, If you ever happen lo take
uty flapper out lo lunch you'll
Huiluto a plenty.
From January to November
No month'H an Jolly an Decern
her;
11 bldn me voleo tho Joy and cheer
I'm winning for you all tho yea
- .
When tliurft'M notliJiiic for you to
worry over you'll bo ready for tlio
umlcrUtkcr. .
'
Tho ao of Innocence Ik along
about (IS When a widower believes,
tho young vamp who Ik nfter Ih
money in In love .with him.
Iho MiHKPH Klva and Mary Viinor
der motored to Maker ThurHduy.
- Guild Luy vVjih a Thurwlay gueHt
at the I.eUh Kline homo, --'
Orover Hatcher find Lloyd (.'ox,
of Ciilon, nio liuulliitf grain for
Jack Ivllen. i
Laurel Lay accompanied by MIhh
Oay Iay . und , MJftd Mary Vunorder
were vlHltoi-H of Mr; mid Mm. -Kenneth:
Vunorder Wrdnemlay.
Mih. Lettlo LcHtlo , vlHlted Mm.
Alary Leslie' Friday.
Mia. J. It. Wanker atid daiiKhler.H,
Itnby, Hazel and Muxlno, of I'on
iIohii' accompanied hy Afr, Krunk
Dodey. of 'Willamelto valley visited
M"r. Keiinolh Vunorder Friday.
Air. and AtrH. F. L. WlKleHwnrlh
and children vlnlted Mrs. WIku-'w-worth'H
parenls, Air. and Mih. C.
Vunorder Wednenday.
Tho Hioddord MrotherH Ior-kIhk:
cm nip has but about a dozen men
In employment at present.
"Chicago Fights for Kteel Lead
ership," Hayu a headline. ' A Iready
huvln won I'lr-st honors, in lead.
It Is planned to lift the 'In r I IT
rate on . hexain.otliyleiiclc.lraniiiio.
Yon don't nay!
...
..........
95c
69c
69c
$1.79
....
,
$L59
$1.39
FRIENDS
n3
got oni !!7:3n f T7 TT
- h r m
rj 1 x j 1 , j as p 1 1 1 '
"- ' ill-
. y' ; i : : J
Steer Breaks
Into Store At
Elgin, Oregon
IlV Mm. hyun Hill
( Observer C'urrcMpondent
J'AMIK, (Hjjcciul) Mucli linn
boun mild concpvuiim tho")jull In
tho china. h)ioj" but JJIkIii luiH u
tu:v Vfft'Hluu at thiit iinUKlnury civ-
cuirwtuiico. Lale Thurmlay nflor-
noon, a steer wt-inUlim about 1K00
jpuumlH bccaiiio unmnimKealile, and
: brcitkliiK it way from hit drivers,
IdaMhcd Into tlio buck door of tho
'IfJIJ hunhvuro utoro. overturn. nir
stoves and oil barrels,. unlit Htopped
between tho wall and a heavy work
bench. Jt was tho work of Kcveral
minutes and men to turn the Kreat
animal about In such restricted
quarters and drive him out of tho
door, The steer bcluiiKcdlo ilar
lun Oruham and was being driven
to the stockyards.
Tho members of Iho Methqdlst
Ladles Aid m,i t Thursday afternoon
at tho homo of Airs. Sarah Bills on
their regular meeting dutc. At Ihls
time, tlio women are finishing m
quilt which they have pieced dur
ing tho last few weeks. They plan
lo work on it ono day this week,
having a pot luck lunch at noon.
Mrs. .Frank (iiltncr and son,
Curl, were visitors last weekend
with her parents, Air. and Mrs.
C hark-a Wldmun In Lewiston,
Idaho, They made the trip with
J. iC. Wltherspoon.
Much Interest Is beliitf shown In
tho revival meetings hein,' held by
Itov, and Mrs. Jarvis. The mect
Iiiks have been carried on In the
Uupllst chureh for tho past two
weeks, but tho meeting place was
charged last Tuesday tu a residence
in West Elfcln.
Myron JIuk and Charles Jlarn
hart have taken over the. operation
of tho motion picture- show In the
city hall. For the pant few months
there havo been no pictures shown
here, since Air. Harmon's contract
with the city has expired.
The i'resbyterlan Ladies aid met
W ounesday, afternoon with Airs.
Jesso Crum. Neeeswiry business
was transuded Including the plans
fur tho Christmas tree.
Ralph Hudson of Jmblcr was In
Klglu on business one day lust
week.
Jlov. and Mrs. J. P. Kinney at
tended the monthly session of tho
W. Jt. C. in La titan do Saturday.
Comrade- Kinney has been a mem
ber of Iho Oliver Morton Tost tl.
A. It, for several years and whs one
if tho three members present at
the dinner. Key. Kinney has been
holding preaching services at the
Methodist church in Klyln for the
past several months. .
Tho Loyal "Women of the Christ-
Ian church uro planning for u
buzniir to lie held Deeemtber 14. At
tholr regular meeting held Thurs
day afternoon, with Airs. "W 1
Hug, business was transuded and
preparations for tho various booths
were made.
Mr. and Mrs. "William Smith
spent Saturday in La CJrando on
business.
Klgln nnd vicinity received the
first snow-fall of the winter on
Sunday nvornin?. Know fell until
lain In tho afternoon, changing
then to ruin. Tho moisture Is
genuinely welcomed here.
Many I'JIgln people did Christ
mas shopping In La C! ramie Suttir
duy. Among them were Airs. Dick
Oshoruu and Mrs. 3rouke Callo
way. Mrs. .los.so Ilreshears of La
Craudo ami her mother, Airs. It. 11.
iCMassou of Cricket Flat altended
jtho Ladies Aid meeting at "llrund
1 ma" Mills Thursday. .
( ,r, II. Murnes, who has been at
i Dr. Wolidorllck's hospital in La
! (Iruiulo veturned home Saturday.
Ills leg, which was re-brokeu, on
i his return, Is now apparently pro
gressing very well. "Dad" 1 tames
,Js SO years old and Is the last re
jjnnlning member of Nathan JJuker
Most (.1. A. It. of Klgln. Ju spite
of hfs advanced years, Air. Karnes
has been active and hearty. The
injury he suffered in the breaking
of his hip und the fracture of one
rib. was received while re was on
SOMETHING TO
NEW MITTENS
a ladder impairing one of the
building about his homo here. .
Mrs. L. J Jen hum made a business
trip to Ja Crftndo last Friday. Mrs.
iJenhain and Airs. R. L. Shoemaker
havo charge of the Christinas seal
sale In Klgln.
Jay JohiiM was in town Saturday
from hit) trap line on the upper
Allnam. So extenslvo Is the Una
lie has that he makes iho trip lo
hfs various traps by horseback.
The local mlnHtrol troup under
the leadership of F. K. Kolb, pUns
to tuko their show to Wallowa oh
Tuesday, iJeeember 17.
Tho Social club of Jtluo Moun
tain chuptcr of the Order of the
Kastern Star, met at tho homo of
Airs. L. U. Wllllunwi on Friday af
ternoon. Tho members' plan to
redecorate and remodel the kitchen
of tho Alusonic hall. Heretofore,
the dining roont was papered and
refloored with a hardwood floor
ing. The Improvements now under ;
coiiHlderation for the kitchen, will
aid a grout deal In tho preparation
of banquets and refreshments served
at tho hall. '
CLASSIFIED ADS
NEW TOD AY
J-'Olt HUNT Modern li-ruom fur
nl.slioil Iiouku. 702 Main. Phono
M-M. a 2-1 (l-3ll
WANTIJD i'oriiilincnl. work by
uxpt-rlisncctl donllnt tuwlHUint and
Koimrul office work, iiIho ri-iuly-to-wcur
nulcxliijy. Cull tinca
jawoii. . 12-10-2111
WANTED JU'lllHlllPlling to do at
fit mr yd.; also f Ii-h(.-c1iihh dross-
nakliiK. Mrs. U. u Howard, 1205
at., across from lilph school.
12-10-31
l-'Oll .SAI.K -I!l2li Overland coach:
tho body on this car has been
HllBhlly wrecked, but chassis Is
In iicrfect condiilon; linn all new
tiros, l'crklns Motor Co.
J 2-1 0-I t
KOII KALI-; Kic.warl-Warner radio
sets at close out prices. J250
sots for JI2S, JKIK.OO sots for
$70; one 0-tllb(! set complete for
$35. Jack Allen Kllnhly Co.
12-10-it
KOI I HA l,H CHUAI1 New 20-
KaiiKe sholeim: also baby's crib
bwl. 1704 Willow Hi.
12-10-lln
KOIt itliNT Kurnlshod 4-room
house: electric rnnuo, paraKo;
close In. rhono Sf.ti-.F. 12-10-lt
KOU .SAI.K Used lluesehcr H-flal
Iroinhune at JOustern Ore. Music
Hlore. . 1 2-1 0-1 1 1
l-'Olt SALI-: i sed cars: I;i27 Chev
rolet coach, 1U27 Chevrolet se
dan. 1!I2 Olds eoilltf-. Olda
KUidebukur L'scd Car Lot.
' 12.10-61
1X511 SALE OR TRADE
KOIt SAI.K. Good used orthopho
ny Vlctrola, cheap; . also used
Atwalor Kent a-oleclrie radio,
coniplele, cheap: easy - terms.
Adler's Muslo Co. 12-7-31
KOIt SAI.K l'nre-brcd Jersey
bull calves; weiner pigs,. $1.
llroek, near HununorvUlc.
12-9-3lp
KOIt ll;i,ICOUS APPLES phono
280-W, $1.25 or $1.50 per box,
delivered. Hcrger's g r o c o r y.
Kveiytlllng cheaper. 11-27-tf
KOIt SALE 6 passenger ltupino
liile sedan, $476. Scries '11"
Krahkllit 5 passenger sedan,
$375. Seo Harry Waggoner, 800
Adams Avo. ll-20-lm.
KOU HALE Choice lot, Improve
ment all paid; also 2 houses:
terms, only small down payment
required. See Karl Zulldel, Ln
Grande Nnl. Hank. 11-19-lm
WORRY ABOUT
f .VNHATS
I ONXO0R
WE iUST BtLN TmNKlWC.
ON P.ND WEI HftVCN'l CtLUT.
P. FINE. OUT LOOM
TO GWE OU THE.
PROeHSED VOU
WERE tIARWET) AWD
t'N'tH,NC HM
THAT'S 7U'
AAATTEB.
SsM X DOfi'T
S6 VHuy Momma
DWT 807 MS
k0 (SLOME.S-
Mrs, Anna Klinghnmmor left on
Friday evening for California to
visit her son. Olto at his homn In
Palo Alto, Mefore she returns she
plans to spend some time also with
her son, Jtelnhuld and family at
Cheyenne, Vyo and the Walter
Kllnghum.m.cr's at Wichita, Kan.
She plans to return to Klgln In the
early summer.
: .-
' f
liYOCCOll Seed IS
T
IXCpi lfl V ailllS
JtOSKnritO, Ore., Dec. 10 (AP)
While banks In the Umpqua val
ley designed their vaults for the
storago of gold, silver and cur
rency, products of farm and mine
are now vicing with the coin of the
realm for space. Although farm
ers in other parts of the country
have elevators and warehouses for
their products, producers of this
vicinity with their broccoli seed,
peppermint oil and mercury resort
to the darkened vuults.
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average word,
to the line.)
Per. line, let tnsertlob 10c
Per line, each added conseo-
utlve Insertion 70
Minimum charge on one
order '. 25o
RATES BY MONTH
2 lines, per month .W..$2.S0
3 lines, per month $3.26
4 lines, per month $4.00
5 Jlnee, per month .......$4.75
Bach additional line over five
charged at 60c per lino per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE Is re
quired on all Clusilfled orders to
earn these rates. Higher rates
charged on all credit Insertions.
Copy for all Classified orders
must be In this bffice by 10 A.
M. DAY OF INSERTION. Stop
orders on ad Inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
thesa me hour or extra insertion
will be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may bo earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before date of last Insertion.
PHONE MAIN s.
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
KOR SALE Used electric washers.
Maytag Shop, Main 630. 7-31-lm.
FOR SALE All kinds of heaters.
. lietrolns from $32.60 up. Other
heaters ns low as $5.00. The
Dulles rurnlturo Store. 10-17-lm
LOST
LOST Urown lealhcr handbag,
IHwoon La Grande ami Elgin,
Kilnday, Dec. 1. Call Observer.
12-9-Stp
DllKC'ELLAN KOUS
CHRISTMAS OltDERS Ueliclotis
molasses popcorn balls. 3'hono
Main 724. 12-7-2t
P O R T A 1J L E TYPEWRITERS
make u wonderful Cill-istmas
present. 4 huve all makes In lat
est models. - Will be pleased to
demonstrate them to you at
room I over S 1 1 v e r t h o r n t
Wright's, or will call at your
home. Eusy terms. E. C. '1'uekey.
12-9-21
T U It K E Y S Giant Mammoth
ltronzo brooding tui-key.-n bred
from 22 lo 20-lb. bens and 47
1b. loin. W. A. Knauff, R. 2, La
Grande, l'h. Karmors 58.
U-C-6tp
NO'l'K'E TltAPl'KUS Live iiiuak-
rals purchasetl at Inlei-motintaln
-Muskral Kami, 5V miles soitlh
of town, $1.50 apiece; no broken
legs. ' 12-7-nip
-BOl t MAUE UP MU1D I BLES'i VOUR OLD
ABOUT OMC TWIN G AND HEART '. l"5 THAT
HAHG. THE EXPENSE1, fvm) WAT VOUVE BEEN
SU'T GOUfi TO BE STEWING OVER?
CHEATED OUT OF WERWELL , Y0O GET -CHRSTMAS
THLE-i- -ricut QKfW ItJTORFtl
M) PLAMMED
FUR COAT VVC
EVER SINCE WE
UONW
GONE
' Oim. by scnvKc,
Broccoli seed is far morn val
uublo than its weight In silver. A
pound of broccoli sited brings from
$:m to a pound, and seed grow
ers deposit their product in the
bank vaults for safe keeping. The
seeds are sown In hot beds In tho
; summer and tho plants arn set o-.it
j In July or August, maturing in
.March and April. One pound of
broccoli seed will furnish plants
lor eight acres.
Peppermint drums, filled wlih
1'ho valuable oil, an; valued al from
im Xo depending upon
inn muiiu'i, uiiu wiese, ioo, arc
kept In bank vaults. Jugs must bo
kept in a dark place as the oil de
teriorates if subjected to light.
Peppermint hay is cut in tho fail
and tho oil Is extracted by distill
ing and is kept In vaults until
shipped to purchasers.
On nl bur mines, which are being
developed very rapidly In He vera I
sections of the county, store their
product In the banks, as tho stand
ard container, although small In
size, contains about J75 worth of
mercury.
:
The Market Place
Of Union and
Wallowa Counties
INOTICK Get your trash hauled
before bad weather. Ph. 227-W.
11-28-lm
ROOFING WORK Repairs, any
Xlnd of a new roof. Call Clias.
Hildobrand, 820-W. . 11-4-linn
SOMMER HOTEL . Inqillre for
very special winter .rates: also
modern apartments. ..11-4-inip
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstering & Rug Cleaning
Works. Phone 424-W. Cbaa. Ed
wards, Prop. ; 12-l-lfl
MONEY TO LOAN We are repre
sentatives for the Prudential In
surance Co.,. and. can roake.far.in.
or city loaas at. attractive rates
of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds,
Insurance. loans and bonds.;'.
EASTERN OREGON School - of
Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J.-'
9-24-1 m.
MONET TO LOAN on Improved
city property, straight loans or
Installment plan. Lowest rates.
United States Investment ' Co.
Phone Main 83. S-16-lm
KOIt RUNT 12
close In. Call
acres
:7'J-J.'
improved.
. .12-9-21
KOU KENT Apt.
.2108 Adams.
' 13-0-3tp
KOR HUNT 1 4-rm. steam heated
apt. and 1 3-rm. unfurnished
house; close ill. Sonimer Hotel.
' 12-9-lt
KOR RENT Modern 5-rm. hoJBO,
$30 month.. C. E. Cooper, at-police
alalion. . 12-7-otp
KOR RENT. Unfurnished house,
904 Wash. ave. E. C. Tlickey.
.room 1, over Kllvcrthorn-Wright.
. 12-7-3t
KOR RENT Private garage,
mo. 803 Adams ave. 1!
$3.50
!-4-0t.
KOR RENT housekeeping rooms,
1512 Adams. 12-4-tf.
KOIt RENT 1 4-rm. and I 2-rm.
modern upl. Summer Hotel.
. . 12-4-tf.
KOR RENT
heated aVt.
Furnished, steam
Waverly apt.
11-9-1 mp.
FOR RENT Purn. houses and
apta, with baths clean, quiet,
low rates. Adulta 1810 Green
wood. 7-0-lm.
WANTED
WANTED
work. C.
Any kind
llildubruudt.
of cement
ph. 4U4-U.
12-0-St
"By 'Cowan
BEFORE VOU'CATCH
coup. MX oiARS
tl
inc nca u. f . pat. orf.
By Blosser
THIS RMO WUiS IJj.'fJ
7 ANV CANDY SO J J-
(. FUZZY!-' J f-
- 'pl
J.CPENNEYC;
108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore.
Something New in Stormy
Footwear for the Ladies
All-Rubber Galoshes
Think of itl Chic, serviceable galoshes with uppers of
soft pliable rubber, and you can have them in a variety of
full colors to complete
the ensemble.
Snap fasteners
making them easy to
lip on or oil. Care
fully shaped to fit
nugly.
And moderately priced in
, Conformity with our value
giving standard).
$1.98
USED CARS
With an OK that counts
Larison Chevrolet Company
-' Used Car
Lot
407
Weatherstrips
Numelal Weatherstrips
will keep out the drafts.
Install NUMETAL on
the winodw in your home
that lets in the biggest
. draft, and see what a
wonderful difference it
makes.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
"Good Service Qnlck"
Phone Main TS1
Used Cars
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main5M 4th and Adams
Professional Directory
ThU directory la especially handy for tho newcomer or for tiie
out-of-town reader who may want the nnmo and address of some
professional man. It has bean carefully prepared and will prove
rervToel 10 "" Ieader ,n OD"HnlnB prompt professional
Classified for Quick Reference
Physicians & Snrgeou
A. L. RICHARDSON, M. D.
rhyslcian and Surgeon.
Office over Glass Drucs. Offlco
Phono, Main 16; residonco phone,
Main C6.
J. A. WONDERLIC.K. MD
I'liyslclan and amMm
Office and Hospital over tho Tlfflj
lei. Mam 678
I.BB B. BOtrrT. M. D.
LGWi AILKIU i n
Practice limited to dlaesaes of n
Ha. f"' No" " Throat ,
ttS.l.?'?!' TolcDhom.;
Bulldlnc
Main It
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave-
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m.,
4M) p, m.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information pall MAW 799.
Buy Hound-Trip Tickets and Save -Good
for 60 Days,
" ; I
Phone
Main DOS
Fir St.
WISDiM
Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert morticians who know
the science and ethics of
their profession and .who
have demonstrated their
capacity and ability.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
IDA SIcMEEIUN
Toadicr of
Tlio Barbcrctuc System
Voice Dranint les
Melville Apts. Ph. Main 741
Osteopathic Physicians
J. IlfOLID. o. o.
MAHGARBT IAOLB. D. O.
ueneral practice and the "Poit
SYSTEM" for fallen archc.
Bomraer . Telepbonl
Building Mnln 10
Astrologer
8IR.S. FREDERICK B AMIES
S01 N Ave., La tjrande, Ore.
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