La Grande evening observer., February 08, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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Satunlay, FebriinryS, 19.10 jj
Page Eight
L"A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
NEW! .
SWEATERS
Silk and Wool
New Pastel
Shades
$5.85
and
. $7.85
Lambing Season
Now Under Way
- In This Valley,:.,
Ily W. V. Coumir
(Obseri'er Correspondent)
I'kTI.hl ,U I .....l.t.w. u.
- , I
owners and .xira help Im heinff pio- -cured
for lhi work. H. K. Miller.;
on of the hiKK'l sheep ovn"T in ,
Ihlf end of thu valley, him ahout
twenty men at hlK rainln n ready
to care for the laiiihn, which will
b''Kln I" arrlvi! next week. (
Mrs. Charley Toidn, w ho has .
Dt-en in the hospital for weverul ;
weokrt serhiilHly III, Is reported uhi
hylnjf tt llttlo hetlt r. Different rela-
Uvea and friends have had their ,
blood tested in order that she
tiilfflU Jtave another transfusion of
Mood hul llm blood was not found
In hit uolliililc.
A basketball game was played '' Ktitch-ln-Timo KcwinK club.
Thursday menhm hetween thu hiffli nrliillnr (iirls from th.- sevenih
m.-hool glrlM and an alumni team. '" It'bth khuIch. held what was
h-sultini: In a victory for the alum- f Known as an indoor picnic at the
nj KrH HCQrv 17 to It). hlKh school building Monday niiit.
' ii. M. Junes, who has been work- ''arl of "as Kiven over to
inn for a creamery company op- PlniUnr some of their work and
iTutlntr out of llalnes, came to Vn ' ,in WM In a social manner. Un
ion Krlday and may remain for J f'CHhments were served. Thos.
the Hprlnjr and sumnier. Mrs. Jones I prenent were: Klnm JIalsey. Kath-
roturned to Jlaines and will re- 1
main there till school closes and
Iter daughter finishes IiIkIi school.
: The Union high basketball boys
went tu Raker Krlday night to play
tv return game with (ho Bulldogs,
ALWAYS
At Your Service With
the Lowest Trices
in Town
New York Store specl-l
overall., heavy 2 'in white
bark, MaMsaeliusel ts denim,
triple Pitched and bar tacked
at points of strain. iVvcn
pockets, watch pocket and
two hip pockets with huttou
ilown flaps, suspenders or
high back. We guarantee this
overall to give you as good
wear us any $1.75 overall
sold in the Pacific northwest
- $1.25
Itlu.ers for men of heavy
all wool mack Ina w clot h,
pleasing patterns to choose
from. Values to s.&0. To
close Jilt
$2.98 & $3.98
Men's heavy nil wool shak
er knit sweaters In sllp-on or
coat style, all poputar colors.
Values to $ I ti.no. to close out
$2.98
NewYqRK ibTORE
MOM'N POP
WTtNl
AT BRCMKFIVaT tHC
MOBNlNCi "tHC
tVCNING VM t0M
KCCUStD
COLONC.L BOWDY
Of BDNG
vQOFC'5oL
IIOM GOCS TO
AUNT PlrV'"i00M.
C0MIMG V1 MWER
TO NN1LD CfkLL
of DwrwcssFRon
FRECKLES AND HIS
PlNKV WO0UO UtLP
fc0 Loott fob that
006, AS LOMS AS
US WS VOOB.
liaiAcr
urn
J -
j. tS
Th result uuH a victory fur tliu
JJukcr u-um 64 to i.
Mrs. lid Jrwin timl sun JUIly
were hi I,u (IniiKJc Tliui-mluy. Ji-r
uncle, Charley Tohln. Harold Tohn.
and Mvh. Hatitu X'onnor alo iiiuilu
the trip lo La U rum Jo.
' l.ylf Cantor arrived homo from
llUKvnu WYUriewlay. Jle has only
a few ercditH to make In onK-r iu
Kraili.ate ard w ill return tu the
iinlvernity at thti beyinniiiK uf the
m-M term. In lh- meant tint; he
will 1; 1h.iu In I'nlun with his pur-
t.lltH.
i At their rj;ulur meetim at Up;.
I 'ii ion hotel next Wedm-Kday noon
the l iiion oiniiM rcijil club will
have it annual t-h x-tioii of officer.).
A committee uii nominatioiiH is pre.
partiur the .slate fur tin? Wedm-wday
election.
I Mr. and Mrs. if, Oui kalian k
' wciil to Cove WVdiitHday to attend
the f'jnrral TvlueH of Mr. Miller.
Mr. (.'riJik.slnink Ih now living on
tit- Kiiffiiian ranch In J'yie can
yon hut formerly lived in 'ove.
Local l:ehekahH and Odd Kel
Iowh an- planning two "Uid" par
ties for tho children uf im-mbi ts
of the two ordeiH. Tin; first nodal,
for yuuiif; folks of hi?!) Hchool are
and older will he held at tin; lodicc
i hall Thursday evening, February .
I 13. Two da'H later another com
j tall leu will entertain tin; younger
children during the afternoon. I-Vh-i
nary 1 f, from two to five o'clock,
j Invltatiojis (o then; part left arc ex
tend' d to every child of an Odd
How or Itehckah, whether they
lout; to the local lodges or not.
italph Connor, who i n Htudent
at the KuHtt'i'fi Oregon Normal
school, in at home for a few day
njoying a complication of flJi and
ii - hlckcn pox.
Mr. Wilde, a rancher from near
Hot Lake, who was the successful
hidder for the old N'orlb Union
school build in ic. has betin the
wmk of wrecking ilw building. if-
!wll remoe the l.imljpr and use It
jin needed buihllug on liin ranch.
I Among the I'nlonftes wlio are at
Hut Lake thiM week are: Tom Ura-
sher. his daughter, Mrs. (J. I. Hess,
I Italph Taylor and Cameron. Mr
Mnifiltcr Is getting betler and will
isoon be able to return home. Ilalph
iTaylor is spending a few days at.
jibe hospital receiving treatment for
infection in his arm.
' onklln. Klaine Hess, ftuth
; Itode. Uodeuia Cox, Kleanora Hem
pe. Uuella Iturford, Metly VogeMind
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil (irfggs. -Mrs.
jUriggs is leader uf tho club.
i As soon as the weather pt-rmllH,
j work on several service stations
;and camp grounds will begin here.
,(1. C. Smith will resume the build
ing and painting of cottages and
Installing equipment at his new
grounds at the north end of Main
street, u filling station will be In
stalled by Davis and Barnwell at
ithe forin.-r Tobin meat market al-
'so In North Union and W. W. Sh-v-iih
Is all ready lj ntarl work on
thu camp gromid and slat ion on
tho Swackhamer property across
from the Union hotel. He has plans
laid for a stucco building at the
rront of the lot which is In the
1 fire limit, and frame buildings at
tho rear.
! Word Is rerelvtd from Harry
lAmetl who Is at Die Veterans' hos
piUil in Portland, that he Is im
proving and will noon b(; able to
return home. He is In the hos
pital receiving- treatment for an ln-
Ijured hip joint.
Harry Reynolds, soft of Mrs. J.
i K. Alh n, was brought down from
linker a few days ago seriously HI.
; Conditions along the dirt roads
In this vielniiy nn gradually he.
-coming betler and travel Is In-
: ereuslng. KiiMt It was snowdrifts
and then mud that made travel
idirficult.
! An Interesting program' was
(given by the Woman's (dub at their
club house Thursday afti-rnonn.
The purpose of Ihe meeting was to
FRIENDS
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SSVWM'S TWC S LOOK1. LOOK V.
ww7zessss' "to; 'i i' t ....
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I COT OTUtni TIWS
tu1 chorcu cnoi.
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
Open
..i. my,
..Lilly, ftl.liU
..I.2MJ4
Mar.
May
Jul)
Sl'lil.
PORTLAND
Opcu
I. Ill
..I.IKJ4
i.iD r i
..I.IHIJ
Alar.
Mid
July
aid Hit; scholarship loan which tho
chili fosleiM and during the after
noon an offering was taken for this
fund. The following program wan
given: current events by Klla Hol
ly, piano solo by Mrs. Orvel Jen
sen, picture nii-iirnry content by
school children, violin-solo by Jean
P.auni, dance by Nan Jensen, vocal
ipiartei. il..en llulac, Krla (Murk,
and Nellie and Vallir (ieertsen. lte
f reshmeiits uvro served by the
hostefines, .reHdamcK Klida Miller.
I.ola l'ingford, J'ratik Hull and
Mabel Oalo.
With the Wallowa boys and girls
both playing the local high school
teams Jaturday night and I ho game
between the Willamette var.sity
five jin.i the local town team next
Tuesday evening, after the Thurs
day and Friday night games this
wee ;, I "nion Is almoL having a
basket hull tournament for a few
days.
A special invitation for the pub- I
lie to be present at the national
guard inspection February 2 lias
Uivn issued by the
captain of the
local headquarters company. Ad
rian (itunlbrOil.
Thursday evening tho fire siren
called the department to the Kline
home in South L'nion where a fire
had started between the walls of
tho building, presumably resulting
from work of thawing pipes with
a blow torch. J'ractically all thn
furniture was taken from the
house and the tire was put out
Willi damage to only tho upper
story and the roof.
STOCK MARKET
TURNS STRONG
AT THE CLOSE
NKW YORK", Feb. 8A1'
The stock market turned strong
just before the close today when a CHICAGO. Keb. S AP) Affect -brisk
demand developed lor thotc, i,y lower UOtationH at i.iver
rallroad. public utility, nmnsement ,l0ul and by reports of only poor
and tobacco shares, many of which idemund there, Chicago wheat
wen. marked up 1 to s V. points. ' VTvvn showed an irregular down
Karl y dr elineK or 1 to 3 points in j ward trend early today. Buying (U
many other Issues were cut down, future deliveries here came chief -or
wiped out. 1 1. from previous speculative sell-
There was nothing In the day's,, .r w n0 syvVQ n a ,,0HiTon to col
news lo explain Ihe sudd-n rover- ,.ct profits. Opening at . to- 1
sal In speculative sentiment. Week- iQff( Chicago wheats-rallied soine
ly trade reviews were rather eau-wmt ,ul then sagged again. Corn
tioiis in tone, and there won I"D-jand oats also w.-n: easy. vith corn
matlons of a flowing up In some Kliirtnff. to down, and
of the Industries which have been !fuibsefUcnily keeping near to the
showing sharp recovery sine- thelinlllHl ,.ange. Provisions advanced,
middle of January, particularly ; wheat closed Irregular at e
steel. Weekly market reviews. ! m,l ,,.Cne to ci n'rvance com
however, leaned to the Odniou t ha t ( pam wt,h yesterday s fini.sh. Corn
the recent reduction In interest j r0i,O(1 tt ytC io Vic tip, oats a
rates would stimulate businesH. 10 uwer to c higher and pro
piirlh ularly building construction J visions showing L" 7c gain. .
wnirh lias been help up hv :n
high rates for mortgage money.
Union Pacific assumed leadership
of the railroad group by soaring
S points.
The (dosing was stron. total sales
approximated i,(iun,niM shftrcs.
BU'ITKRKAT
SAN KRANCISCO. I'ib. S (AP);
--Bulterfat f. o. b. San Krancisco. j
IM)liTI,.M CASH
POItTI.ANH. tire.. I-Vh. S (AP)
- -Cash wheat: Big Bend bluesiein,
hard white $l.:V..
Soil white n.iS.
"Western white Sl.lfi.
Hard winter $l.j:i.
Northern spring
Western n-d Jl.l;i.
Oats: No. 2-as lb. White Jll.l.r.O.
Today's car receipts: wheat 41,
flour IL'. corn fi, oats 'A, hay H.
A CRUSHING BLOW
B II
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HE'LL SHOW
BOT VoO
VMASMT IM
TUS CUOIR ' 4
LAST SOSOAV.' ft
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9V,s --' err
WHEAT
Illtth Low
1.17 K I.1SK
1.21 US'
I.S2H i.au
l.8IJ 1.33 K
Close
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WHEAT
HiKll
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l.lKli
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1.18
1.18',$
Close
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LIS 54
ll"j
Veal And Pork
Price Cut; Eggs,
Butter Steady
roitTUANb, Ore., Keb. S (AP)
Kgg and butter quotations were
steady today, with butter supplieh
reported to have, increased consid
erably. Tradi: also was reported to
bo more vigorous wit It shipments
to tin: north partially of fsejling the
liberal receipts.
liecause of liberal supplies, veal
and pork prices have been reduced.
The. former declined two cents to
I7M and the lutter ll'c to Hc
if J5e.
Itevlewlng tho fruit and vege
table situation, the Portland bur
eau of the United Htntes depart
ment of agriculture says:
"Volume of trading on the
wholesale market wan moderate,
and arriving In, limited volume
V i7 VI
fair about on a Icvt- with Cali
fornia offerings...
"lettuce, and potato markets
have steadied, .after several days ot
'"mrny unu "V ."H
u. . . , . . tiii
commodities have been heavy this
week; but retailers' demands have
also been liberal.
I ".Shipments of- wrapped and
grnded apphls 'from1' the . northwest
1 have been heavy this week, par-
Dally as a result uf elimination of
cheaper sorts from the market. Re
tailers' demands for good apples
has also been fairly active."
Wheat Irregular
And Lower Today
Compulsion Cain Nothing
fine fart stands nut In bold re
lief In the history of men's iiltemnts
j for hetleriuent. Tlutt l. thnt wlien
cotnpuhlon is used, only resent-
inent Is ttroiiKed. nml the end Is nm
I piilned. Only through moral sua
j Ion and nppenl to men's reason
can it movement succeed. (jum
pers.
Crowaad by Head of Church
The rrown is placed on the bend
of the Jlrftlsh kin itt his corona
tion by the nrchblsliop of L'nntr
bury, who Is the primato of nil Eng
land, lie represents tho Church
of Kngland.
portlano pitonuci:
PORTLAND, tire.. Keb. 8 ( P
--Country meats (buying prices)
veal 'Z cents lower; pork half cent
lower: choice .veal I 7 ii lSe; pork.
THEM NOW
I v ntirn I I
VGAU.i AMS360 I sau? mxr SM y
LAST SOriOlAV Art V VWAS IT mZ$& W WO FIXED
141115: choice lauibH, 2tfj24c:
inuiioii. 1 2 i 13c.
HulUr, f-KKM, milk (butlerfnt)
poultry, oitlonn, poluloes, wo'.l.
nutrt, hay, cawcura bark and hops
fltcudy and unclianKcd.
Sl fiAIt AM) I'M) I II
l'OIlTLANi). Ore.. 1-Vb. S AI'
Cane sugar (Hacked u.'iHix)
jalcady: cane, fruit or lurry J5.45
.per cwt.; hcet Huear. $5.30 cut.
I Klour (city delivery prici-a)
Hteudy; fatnily patontt. 4'jn, $7.5n;
Uhfjl.. wheat, JO. 70: eraliani.
li'jn, 6.5U; baken' hard wheat, 9tJ.s.
NEW TODAY
AOKNTH WANTliD-Olinln for
wiUi'.uwHkir men. rlutnce lo t-iti n
yp to 175. JUm) wn-kly. Ti'Stcd
Ht-lllne jiIiiiih. Siilomliil opjiorl mi
ll y for Hdvanti'inpnt. Writ! l-'yr-1'yfr
t'u., 1501 lvr-.tir Hlilu..
Unytoii, O. 2-S-l lp
Ill y, HKI.U KAISK, move houai'8.
Hent jat'k acruWM, John .Mars.
. 2-S-lt
KOIt HALI Kllvi-r WlnK''tl Clirys-K-r
70 .s-'diin. rlyiiioittll Hcdmi.
Ilolh rarry n'W car jfitarant"1--.
t.'hryMlcr Kaniffo. 2 -ti -1 1
KOIt KAI.K-
I'iano. rh. 31S-J.
2-S-t f.
KOIl It'KNT .Mode rn furnishe d
room. I'iionc a:io-K. I'-S-lt.
Poll It K. N'T five room niodcni
fltrnlHhed liou-o, irM3 .V. live
2-X-2 li.
KOU HUNT i room furnihcd
' Jiouw-. clo.He ill. Call !Mj-.r. .Mr.
I.V WilHOll. 2-S2 l.
I'Oll ItHNT Mndcrn rurnishi'd
apt, UiOO Washlnclon. 2-S-lt.
KOU UK NT Brady apt. Ph. !HG-J.
2-8-St
KKNDKH AND BODY UKPAIBS
Bring your ear in now and have
It look like new for spring. Auto
Body and Kender. WorkM. P. O.
Daniels, jnn CIreenwood. !!--1 1.
FOR SALE
I'Olt SAI.H New UruliHivkk and
'olliiuliia- ri-ordH at 4"c each,
whlh- tlu-y last. Adh-r'.s Musk
Htorf. 2-7-21.
KOU HAI.U It. I. lied rooster,
iiIho a few O. A. l. Hari-ed Hocks,
4o'j.J. lp
IX) 1 1 S A I . K Ci ood . d ry . 1 G-in.
wood, also posts. I'll.
1-2'J-l nip
FOR TRADE
KOU TltADK Chev. tourlmr ear
for stork, J. 1.1. bobbin, luirm.
2'iX. 2-r.-:i tp.
WANTED
WANTKI Position ot" ho:iMi-ki-i'p-er
In inolhorless home or room
i ii KT house, or hot'd, hy middle
n(TMl widow. Write Alt e.-o Ob
H:rVer. 2-7-IJ tp.
MISCELLANEOUS
OLD TIMK DANCK .Sat. nlk'ht at
KtiKh-H hall. L'--3 I.
SIIKKT .Ml'.SIC O -. the popula:
priees 2 ac L-ach. Adler's Music
utore. I'-T-l't.
CASH AND CABBY clearance sale
of cyclamen plants. Choice plants
Sfit: and 6tc. Bohan'K l-'lownr
shop. 2-3-4 t.
NoTH'K V linvtT opt-ni'd up one
room of our swotwl hand slorc.
0
i r
7.20; bakers' blucstem palenls SOs,
I7.JU; patitry flour, i'm. $7.30.
! iitii.AMi i.i vi :sto k
I'OltTI.AM). Ore. Keb. K AI')
ItecelpM: hoes 3iu nil direct or
on contract. Totait for week ap
proximately: Ihikh 37ii5, cattle
calveH I't'fi, Hheep it'-.ri.
IIoct: cnlnpared with week 0(,'o,
'Kti'aily tu I itn hiKher; bulk liKht
j butcherK $11.00. o er and under
JweivhlH $10.75 down, hcavicH down
to $!).liit. racking kowh $8.f0t)i$0.
Iltllk HtallKhter )iKH $10.M04 $10.50,
mostly $10.2.1. Hulk feeder pli:i
SIFIED AD
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average worda
to the line.)
Per line. 1st Insertion -...,10c
Per line, each added consec-
utiv.e Insertion . . 7c
Minimum charge, on ono
order .' 25c
HATES liV MONTH
2 lines, per month $2. SO
3 lines, per month .. .2;"
4 linen, per month $t.tiO
5 lines, per month $1-75
Kncli additional linu ovtr five
charged at 5Uc pur line per
liionLh.
CASH IN ADVANCE Is re
quired on all Cla.ssiried orders to
earn thesu rates. Higher rates
clmrgL-d on all credit insertions.
Copy for all Classified orders
must be in this office by lu A.
M. !A V OK JNSKBTION. .Stop
orders on ad inserted until fur
ther riol ice must bn received by
the same hour or extra insertion
will be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
CflMi rates may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
beforo date uf last insertion.
PHONE MAIN 37
"An Observer Want Ad
Wilt Do 1L"
A harKain store. Anything from
5c io 1.00. Stop and look it
over. H cokIh nothing to look
and not milch to buy, 4U0 N. I-'ir
.street. 2-7-2 tp
SO .MM Kit HOTKI, Inriuire for
modem fiiut class apt. 2-4-1 mp
BOOK VOLU OUDKU for l;ihy
ehix at Alossacres hatchery.
Knrni. '2-1-1 in.
ItOOI'IXCI WOUK Kepair worl;
or any kind of a new rocff. Gall
Chun. Jlildohrand, CSO-W.
1-1-1 mp.
TVPKWUiTIsns r have all makes
of Portables, Underwood .Stand
ards, and several used machines
guaranteed at bargain prices.
Also al niakea for rent. Kxpert
repairing on short notice. 11. C.
Tuckey. Iloom 1, over Silver-thorn-Wright.
1-17-Im.
V-A GKAJMLiO UA'n'hito 6t Up-
holsteclng Sl Rug Cleaning (
Works. Phone 424-W. Cbaa. Kd-
wards. Prop. 12-1-1 in j
MONKY TO LOAN We are repre
sentatives for the Prudential In- (
surunce Co., and can make farm ;
or city loans at attractive rntos
of tntereul. Cbna. II. Reynolds,!
Insurance, loans and bonds.
EASTERN OREGON School of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Ored- ;
its. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. j
9-24-1 m. i
VIONET TO LOAJ Ob improved
city property, etr&lht loans or
installment plan. Lowest rates, j
United States Investment Co. j
Phone Main SS S-lft-lm
FOR RENT
KOIt ItKNT Modern
I'll. UIlt-V, 2104 tin
furn. apt. i
Lnwood. i
By Cowan j
stnU - e. &ufitvte. m
sk...- sr... . mma.
By Blosser
, ,
q-! 4 1 " !
rfjm tte dial. t&6n?H.'U- Q
IjBrg cii3b a'v hk icmKt. c. ;;f.Hza u. s. rT.orr. j
u .'TH
J10.255 J10.35.
Cuttle: compared week uku,
ateern and Klle-Htoek Hteady to S5c
; lower. HnllH uteady. CalveH uuu
Uvaler $1.00 lower; lutcely
ftt $10.75. Commons down to $7.50.
'mcstly $ii.oo or better, Amui.d -r
loads re. shipped top heifers $lo.5o,
ilop cows $!.oo, bulk desirable sho
Istock $i :'5 "P- l-ow cutteis dciw'n
tu $l."0 and under. Cutter to lair-
lv (,-ood liulls $7.0011 $S.25. odd
'head $.5. llest lilfllt VMllerS
' tlil.uu. strictly choice iiuotable up
'tu $13.50. Calves mostly 1 ''S3
down. ..ff Kra.les down to $7.00.
Counties
KOU I'.KNT S rn. eoltaKe. fill
naee, Kood location, .Main 741.
KOit I'.KNT Kurn. apt. l.iijht.H and I
water furn. 21'S Adaln.s. 2-7-2t. ,
KOIt l:l').T 17 acre ranch adjoin- j
im; cily limits. Iinc for truck
Kanlcning,' and chick-nH. l-'ive i
room hou.se, i,arn, root cellar and
ciiichcn housfs. Incj. Standai-d 1
; Laundry. 2-7-tf.
KOIt liKNT l.lKht hon;elieepin-:
rooniH, 1512 Adaln.s. 2-C-tf
KOU ItKNT Kurn. house with or
without Karate. Call at :!:! .Main
St. 2-')-! tp.
KOU HUNT Apt., 21U4 Kirst.
, 1-4-lf.
I'OU ItKNT 5 rni. modern house
at ljijl Adams. Inq. IStil Cherry.
l-2S-tr.
KOU- ltK.N'T .Modern house, un
furn. or partly furn. 1SU4 Oak. !
2-3-0 lp. :
TOR RENT Furn. hou8e and
apis., with butlu clean, quiet,
w rates. Adulu. 1810 Green
wood. 7-10-lm.
KOU I:i:.NT Sloraue space for
rent. V. H. Llohnenkamp Co.
2-l-Ot
I-XJl: ItKNT Krnall shop room. V.
H. llohnenkamp (,'o. :'--l-r. t.
1930 License
With the purchase of a used car
with an O.K. that counts
Larison ChcvroSsfi Company
Used Car
Lot
407
PERKINS
j I
Main 500
Used Cars
Professional Direct ory
This illrcctorr la eicclallr Immlj for tho nnmnner or for tiie
ont-ot-tOHV rvadtrr who may waul IIki nunic unit address of some
prorvtwlonnl man. It has licon carirullr prepared and will prove
to bo a ready aid to any ri-adi'r In obtaining proupt professional
erTloe.
- Classified for Quick Reference
Physicians & Sorecona
a. l. richardsonTi. d."
Phynldun and Sursuon.
Otdco ovor Glass Druss. Office
Aone. Main 15; residence phono,
lhr ii. euuvt, n. u.
LKWA 1LKE5. 11. U.
Practice limited to dlaeaai's of Lot
Kye. Ear, Noas and Throat
(,.ew.,oley TelophoM
Hulldlug Matr. 11.
Astrologer
MRS. FREDERICK flAl.MEH
101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore.
Uoudinfrs dally.
Roadlnss by Mall a Specially
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
! Leave
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m..
u p. m.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
Fir infm-nintinn pr-Il MAIN
Uuy Itound-Trip Tickets jind Save
Gwii) fur (ill l);iv.
J.C.PENNEYCO.
108 Depot St.
Lu Grande, Ore.
Nation Wide
Sheets in the
longer length
98c
l(Now u llie longer Icnsth t!iai
tliC cxiicrieiiced housewife wanu
i , . 81xi;-U-2 inches before hem-min-
. . . which means A
inches to tuck in at the bottom
and to turn over at the top!
Surely, a feature that you will
want to add to your linen sup
ply ; . . ?.nd the savincs involved
will urge you to buy plcnti?
fully I ,
Pillow Cases to Match , ,
size 4235 inches. .24c each
with wci-k ajjii. .Strictly choici; Kratiif.
ffl lamh.s iiuotahlc up to ?U.O0. 1
Bull; of kinds arriving selling from t
JM.'Ki di.wn mostly ?10.(Mi down.
commons down to $S.5o. Ones
I dotihlo d'ck of mediuiu to ehoice ff
freh shorn yearlings ThurHday M
I 5S.f.O witli wetln-rK at $7.f0, ad- M
vanerd S'j and I'm pounds ri'Hppc-SJ
'.ivi ly. One doublo deck Rood to 1
ch.oic wook-d lamhs ' Monday at St
! $7.ilrt, awragt'd MS pounds. 1$
'1
Phone .
Main 508
Fir St.
MOTOR CO
4th and Adams
Osteopathic Physicians
J. L. IJOLB, n. O.
AllGAIlICT IMiI.E. 1. O.
cJv''11 "'ectlce and the "Pot 'i
uioiiia- ror fallen archee. l
'' Telochone (
Building Uan lot f
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Main r,B. f
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ciiiUfirKAtTio riiYsiei.w j
Other niei:io.la nppllctl, Diathermy, F
I ultra Violet Hay, Koud Science
Sinuiioldal un.l Galvanism. Tout f
Irouliles correclod. t
:n .Soniui. r IIMi;. I'hone 457-W.
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