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Tuesday, January 7, 1930 V
Page Eight
I A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE
POItTIiANO CAKtl
I'ORTl.A.N'l), Ore, tiill. 7 AI')
Omh whwil: Dig rii-nil bluoatvm,
hard while $ 1.H7. i
Hoft wliltil 11.20.
WcHlorn wlllln 11.20.
Hani wlnliT 11.24.
Northern nprlnf; .24.
A New Pair
F R. IB AAAA
If They Shrink
I Wc ati rii n il $ 1.2't.
Ouln: No. l'-S ID. white 3fi.60.
I To'liiy'H cur receiiilH: wlirat 4.1,
j flour 10, eorn 3, huy 3.
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We have planned for this January White Goods Event for months . . . now we are ready to supplyyour household
ntyik Lum fresh, complete stocks . . . ar.d, Lt;cauje we buy in tremendous quantities, at attractive low paces.
OlH'i; tiii-rn was u man who lolil
anotlier man wliut tu do for a cold
ami the other man followed In
Htrtietioan immediately. And the
cold wan cured!
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IMPUGIITi
SHRUNK 1
III
OutwearTwo
Ordinary Pair
SOLD BY
Men's Wear.
FIND IT
HERE
Oopj for this column roast be
In ty a. nt.
Mac-Hi Team Trims
Baker Quintet 28-12
HAKIJIt. On-.. Jan. 7 Tukfiiff u
load In the firm tuJnuU- of play,
unH contlmilnt' lis terrific - puce
thitiUKliotit tint gitinc, the Ale
J.aiiKhliu high kcIiuoI of .Milton
I'Veowntor trounced tin Huki'i
HulllltJKN 111 II OIHi-sirJl'd haHkcthnlt
conl t'Ht, 'in to 1 2, liun; Haltirday
nlKlit. '
.Mau'lll chalked up two bnKkotH
In the first fmv Hi'comlH of plnyiiiK
itnd wiim hover headed thruugliuut
thct remtiinder of tho kunh play
intf will) Bueli earn and pcm1 that
the ItulldoKH weru unahle to cope
with the situation. The viHliora
Hoored three mum eoinitors before
Mho end of the fli-Ht iUurUr and
linker tallied two baskets.
, Tho Hlarllnj? lineups were: Mac
Ill OH hirer and Miller, forwards;
Nelson, center; Markliam and 11a 1
lowiiy, Kuanls; Maker MeKlin and
lUWulerM. forwards; ilowurd. cen
ter; (ha friii a lid It yd .-I1, guards.
Sul)slltiitloiis were: Mark ham for
Miller, Monahau for Nelson, Mans
field for Mark ha in, 1,1'diraud for
(ialloway, J. York for MeWators,
Krishle for J, York, Htaley for ro
Klm. It. York for Chaffln and Oil
der for Ityder.
Ooodhroad of Union rofereed tho.
Kiiinr.
Home of tho ( 'hrislmas drinks
tuake It seem almost Impossible
that Hiibody ever i-ould be arrest
ed for selling Hmor on the HtrtiiiKlh
of such evidence.
Each Year More
Mothers Treat
Colds Externally
Tito Ihmuvi'H of "Muslim" Colds
i .mv Avoided by l'si nt Mod
ern VnporliiiK Ointment.
When Vieks YapoUub wan Intro
duced, mothers espuckally were
outelt to appreciate It, brcanse It is
just rubbed on and cannot upset
children's delicate aloinaehs, as
"dosing" in so apt to do. Today, the
whole trend of modern niedlelno Is
away from needless "doslni;."
A nmn and more mothers
adopted this modern external treat
ment, the fame of Vieks .spread un
til today It is the standby fnr colds
ml u Its' as well as children's In
over GO count rh-s.
Just lublieil on throat and ehest,
Vieks acts through the kin like n
plaster, and, at the same time its
medicated vapors, released by tho
body heat, are Inhaled direct to the
Inflamed nlr-passages, loose nine
the phh-Km and lusint; the diffi
cult breathing.
Kver-ineivaMini; demand for this
Im Hi r method of trrjithiK colds is
shown In the famous Ylek slogan.
Mn ili! famous when Vlrks reaelud
"17 Million Jars Tsed Yearly"
later raised to "L'i Million" there
ore now "Over -ti Million Jars 1'sed
Yearly." Adv.
NOTICM OI' STOCKHOMUIiW
ANNUAL MKCTRVCS
Notice l hereby fflvcn that tho
annual meeting of tho ntockholdoni
of tho Lu Grande National I tank
will Im) hold nt their banking houM,
In Im Orundc, Oregon, on Tuca
duy, January 14th, 1930, at t)w
hour of ten o'clock n. m. At till
mcetlfiff u Hoard of Directors wllj
bo elected to servo for tho ensuing
year and Huch other business wiU
bo transacted as may properly
come before tho said mooting.
11, K. COOUlXiE, Caflhlor.
12-11-28L
Jan. 0th last day to pay your
water n-nt without u penalty. J -7-.lt
.IANI AUY CLIMNl'r SAIJ3
.See the wonderful values In
closeiiiils In diniierwnre. lamp.',
BliiHMwanj, nnd other llilnss lit
Miehardsou'ii Art and (lift. Hhop
thin week. Hubstanllul reductions
in nil lines during tills week. It
will pay you to visit the-shop and
lake advaulage of this annual wile.
1-C If.
Jan. 0th last day to pay your
water rent without n penalty, 1-7-31
IlctimtltcIiInK, plcjitliw, button
hfdiw, etc. Nui tou'a KWdlo KJicip.
Adv.
Jun. lit h last day to iay your
water rent without a penalty. 1-7-at
CA1.fi JX)H ItlMK
The County Court of Wallowa
County, , Oregon, will nccept bids
for kalsomlning and rerinlnhlnft
the wood work in the County Court
House at Knterprise, Oregon. Said
bids will lu opened at Hi o'clock
a. m. Kebrunry f,th, I'.;i0. Th I
t'ourt reserves tho right to reject 1
any and all bids.
lated this 4 Hi day of Junuury,
1330.
1. II. K1CAVIH, County Clerli
- of Wallowa, County, Oregon.
l-ti-4 t.
Jan. lilh last dav to mi v vour
water rent without a penalty. I -7 -at
IN Till-; .IHNTKlcn COVKT tV
'Villi rNITIlO STATKS 1H)U
Tin: lUSTUICl1 OI'
oiti;;o
At I.a (Ininde, in. wild IHHtriel,
on tho L'nd day of January, l!KMi,
before Hon. If. H. Dixon, Itefijrec
In liankruptcy.
In the Matter of Joseph Hodg
son. Bankrupt.
NOTICK OP SALi;
kotk'K ih Jii:iu:uY oivic.v.
that the slock of merchandise,
consisting of shoes und shoe find
ings and fixtures in tho above en
titled mutter will be sold on sealed
bids. Hlils to be received separ
ately on stock and fixtures. Sab
to be at 2 p. m. Kridny, January
loth, mo at the office of If. 10.
Dixon, Hefcreo in llaiikrupley. In
the l'oby Mutldlug. l.u Cniiulo.
Cnion County. Oregon. All bids
must lie accompanied by a certified
check of ten (lOr-M per cent there
of. Ulght Is reserved to reject
any and all bids. Kile subject to
confirmation by the ltel'eroo.
Merc haudlsi' inventory !.!:
fixtures iuNrittory ;tr.."0
Inventory may bo inspected nt
010 Office Of the Itefei-oe.
I-.. C. TUCKHY, Trustee.
Clled January -ml. D'.in,
II. K. DIXON. Kefere
t-a-6 t.
Jan. lit h last day to pay your
water rent without u penalty. l-7-::t
viii;n yoi: Aitr: down town
Do not fail to visit ltiehat dson's
Art and Olft Shop. It will pay you
well this week during tho cleanup
sale. Many useful article.' in close-
011 dinnerwnre will be found a
le-sH than half the wholesale cost.
1-ti- tf.
Jan. lilh last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty, t-7-;u
ATTENTION!
If you will simp carefully
you will find our prices
me the lowest in town.
Spurt Swoiitors heavy
wool & cotton mixtures
for out-door wear Sl.-l'J
Jlen's heavy wool & cot
ton mixed sox, r 2."ic
Hoys' high lop boots, to
size (i, made of jrood
lieavy stock. Cumposi
tion soles, strong & dur
iihle S.'i.H.'i
m:mm; miop, inn ih.i'dt
IIiIiik us your sewing NtW!
l-C-2 t.
l.AMI' SIIAIII S
j 'i'n fit exery Htyle und file of
liit"i. l''loor. llrldKK, 'raid.' and
Itotiilolr. In ladll p;iivhm ut an I
I tu .'.HK, ringing In lu'iee fr.ilu "nr
! to L'.7:. Will lie featured tin Week
I during the Annual Cleanup Sale at
j ItlL-hard.son.' Art and tllfl Sli"P.
i i-o- tr.
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Piles Go Quick
I'lb s are i.ms' d by congestion r
blood In tile lower bowel. lUily an
internal remedy can reinoe the
, cause. That's why sales and rut
ting tail. Dr. lA'Onhurdi s Ib iu-
, liidd. a harmless tablet, succeeds,
because it reltces this longestioit
and strengthens iho nffeel- u purls
lleinliold bus given uutek, wife tutd
lMHng relief to Ihoositnds of TUe
MllfUwel.-t, It Wilt dO tlie Millie (
yon or ntoiiey back. tied t i .e
A "NATION-WIDE" SHEET
41 INCHES LONGER
A feature value that was planned months
ago for our January White Week event!
These new sheets are the same
splendid "NATION - WIDE"
quality already known to more
than five million American
Snow - white . . .
. , with a lincn-likc
. torn size 8lx94J
. an unexcelled val-
womcn.
sturdy .
finish . ,
inches .
ue at 9Sc
PILLOW CASES TO MATCH
24c
Size 42x36 inches, jrnliire vnluo for
January While Wrvh.
NOWl'THE NEW "PENCO'
EXTRA LONG SHEETS
81x94 inches (torn size) 42 inches
more to tuck in at the bottom and turn over
at the top 1.
$33
Looking ahead to January
White Week, we planned with
the manufacturers during their
dull season for a super-value in
sheets. Here they are, the
same fine "PENCO" quality,
white as snow, with a linen
like finish ... unexcelled at
$1.33.
PILLOW CASES TO MATCH
32c
Size 42x36 inches, feature value for
January White Week.
CRINKLE SPREADS
L49
Of sturdy, long-wearing fc
cotton yarns, excellent
value at
So pretty with tlieir white and colored crinkle
ttripu ... so serviceable! Double bed jize,
8010! inches. Scalloped edges..
TABLE DAMASK
49c
A sturdy quality of mer
cerized damask unusual
at a yard
All-white or with attractive colored borders, this
64-inch damask wears well and launders well. You
will like it!
THE POPULAR
RAMONA CLOTH
Specially prepared yarns
give it a lincn-Iika finish.
36-iirt
Yard. .
5 r
23 s
'l -inch r i
lard. . J3C
Yard.. 39C
This excellent-wearing cotton fabric is in great
demand for making nurses uniforms, children's
clothes, luncheon cloths, doilies and many other
things. It is especially good for use in fancy work.
COMFORT BATTS
Made of soft, fluffy f-
snow-white cotton. Ex- Q 'jf'
ceptiontd at only
The 3-lb. full comforter size, plain or stitched.
Many housewives prefer this thrifty way of mak
' ing their own warm, comforts! '
OUTING FLANNEL
Our own "NATION
WIDE" brand, known
far and near! A yard
17c
3(5 inches wide. Plain white, also in a range of
fancy checks and stripes. One of our most pop
ular outing flannels!
DOUBLE THREAD TERRY
TOWELS
colorful plaid
blankets;
15c
A remarfcuble value made
possible because we bought
millions of these towels!
Just think of buying millions of bath towels . . . what
a stack it would make! But we have to buy that many in
order to satisfy the needs of those who have discovered
what really exceptional values these towels arc! Another
thing, because we Jo buy so many, we secure a much
better quality than one would expect-to find in a 15c
towel! These are of firmly woven double-thread terry
cloth in plain white, solid colors, or colored stripe borders.
1 8 x 3 6 inches.
$7-98
A Splendid Blanket of Tart WooTl
ruin viuiid ViUlluli
size, 70x80 inches
yalue at $2.98 a pair,y
.: i. large
a real
A" contract with the mill when business was slow made tilts'
exceptional value possible. These large size fleecy blankets
of sturdy quality . . . made of selected small part wool
and finest grade China cotton and bound with sateen rib
bon . . . give you warmth and just enough weight. '
Come in large block patterns and also broken plaids . . . '
assorted popular colors. You can use ... and can also
afford t i several pairs at this price,
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