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Tgge Eight TK tTBANDE EVENTNC? OBSERVEK, TA CTRANDE, CUE, Thursday, TVifiruaiy 20, 1930 ' HEADLIGHT The Overall with the extra guarantee. A new pair FREE if they shrink SEARCHERS FIND EIELSON'S BODY (Continued from Pago Ono) lien), It wan planned lo Lit kf Itiein to tho Alaskan mainland as early UK weather conditions will permit. They will bo taken lo Fairbanks liy piano and from Hi ere by rail and steamer to Heattle. Olo KIclxou, father of Hie 32-year-old pilot, 1h now at Fairbanks walling to roceivo the hudy of It Jh Hon and take It buck to Hnlton, N. 0.,lho family home, fur burial. .Norland, 2S-ycnr-old mechanic, will bo burled 'ut Scuttle, the home pf IHh parent BYRD WAVES FAREWELL TO ANTARCTICA (Continued from I'ueo One) On thin fllKlit ho circled over an cmmiiko or 'Kl.oiMi iniiiiire nillix. : Thrco nveinlieiH of tlio parly, . Vnrnt Jliilrlicii, chlef-pHut, Lurry OoiilU nnd llurnltl June, wcro nm ronned by u Hcvero Htnrm In Hie .Uuckofellor mulintnln rnitKO, when uin inane in wnieu iney nntl riuwn waH torn from IIH nionrlnKK inn! wrockoil by the wind. Thi-y had flown lo tlio inouutalnH on March S lo inako BenloBleiil iihaervallonK. . -"Admiral Uyrd flew tu Ihelr rea- ' eui! and hi-oiiKht them tut .,n SI arch lifter which the up- ! proach of Iho loin; Antarctic winter nlK'ht forced mmpemilon of opera. tlona. 1 I'lyn Over South I'oln M'lth moderation of th'o weallier Hie following; autumn, cincrKcncy baaCH were laid: toward (he pole , with Huppllea of ruel and food fur ; arrlvliiK llierc at Htsa a. m. ( l.aal- use In cuko tho cxplorliu: planeaern Ktandanl time) on November woro forced down away from lln !. Tho return fllulil to tho base ! Ii Beautiful Women Use Mello-glo : IteaullcH who Riiard Iheir eoni plcxloim ami M i:i,I.O-C!l,0 Kace Powder only. Kiiiiiouh for purity lla colorllifr mailer la approved by the government, 'rhe akin never lookn piialy or flaky. It apreads more amootlily and producea a youthful bloom. Made by n new I'Vencli priicima, MKI.I.O-OI.O Kucc l'owdi'r ataya on longer. Olaaa llliiua, hie. Adv. THIS ASSIGNMENT SALE Is your greatest savings guide. Prices of long ago haven't a look in with the prices of this event. NOX Men's semi work or dress sox In black, tan or j;rcy. Assignment. p ( Siilo I'rliv, pair .... DC spout s i:. ri:ns Men's (lyiutex sport Sweaters film knli part wool, rrKiilar $S.fiii value. AHjIunincnt ( Q Sale Prlco JOC MIIN'S HATS Clear heavers a ml nutria fells In such famous makes as Stetson's, Keith and others In snap or curl lirluai, values lo JK.r.o. AssIkuiiiciiI ( Q( Salc Prln's tpl.Oj -MKN'S 1'llOTW Men's wink mIhhm- Sale lvUt i:.it $1.69 Mi-n'H dress nMunls year Well, Avdiriiinent Sale Prlri Men' dress shoin fine ivilfklhs .. . $3.95 uoii:s rotmvi-:.K One lnt untiH-nV pumps and oiie-strapM, hrtikL-n sizes. Milnes la J.ao. AlKMiiirnt Sah I'rlei". $2.49 & $2.98 Men's Suits and Overcoats '" n"'n nn" ymitw men, coir. - I'llJnriMl, of all u.n.I fnlulei ot .IIKIIIIICIII Hale Vviw , New York- Store OUT OUR WAY '' WHOf tT PUT -X ;, 7TT"3i Ciomw hos. -fH' Root-, f HOUfclc AM' POT iriCLES I - ;i -Uaut okj some. ,7CQ,r -zTl ; , , telll '.Mnr I.I I Jlny lis !S Linit- i i i .scpi , j headquarter!) at Utile Ainerlcu. After the Ii.ihch were down n I'arly oC Belentlsta made a lulj-tnllc trlli hv due. Hied Into tlio Oiteen Maude mountalna where they established a camp and undertook KeoliiKlcal expliiratlun. On November I'X Admiral llyrd with Ihrco companions act out In Iho bit; iiluno on n flltihl lo the pole. Tlio piano reached the pole after a fllulil of about 10 houra, waa mailo tlio Mine day. No lunu- ; llilf waa altempleu at tile pole. 111 recoKllllliill or Ilia rilKlil over tlio .South Pole, which made him tlio only man to have flown over both poles, a. bill wiih enacted by coiiKi-eaH ral.slni; C'onuinder llyrd lo tho rank of rear admiral. i,ivi:npooi, iii:Ar 1,1 VIOltPOOl, I'-eli. ill (AP) -Wheal closo: March 7a tJ,d $1.12 May: Ss lid $1.17. iiriTKiU'Wr HAN I'llANCISCO, I'eb. Jo (AP) Ililllerfal f. o. b. San KranclKCo, S'.i ami :i!H.c. . Kxlrenii- mi vel ties just ar rived for SprliiK pumps, oue-straiH and lies In several beautiful shades of tun. red and bluek. attraetlvely irlni Ined eomhination lasts. Sell up to Jl'l. 01). Asltvnmeut Sale Prices $3.49 to $5.95 TOWMI.K Turkish bulli t(.weln. culored borders, heavy Knnle double loop, tiny size 'JOxlO in .WlKliment Sal l'rlee 19c sin:irrs lied sheets ol tlx- finest grade lilcaclled sheelliiK sl.t. TJx'.tll 111. AnsIuiiiiiciu r70 Nolo IVIcr I t'L I'OI.O Sllllt'l'S l-or nu n or los In the fam ous Park Mills make witli eutliir or V n.rk. Asv,il ,,nl 7Qi QQ Nate lili-e I In JOt ihii.ssi:s t'oiivn in and selert niie i.r limte t.r Ihese mw i huiniiim f rneks In 1Ik rrepe. satins and (he wry p(iitilnr prints. These il reuses are of the lat ent iteflKh. As.Unim'iit Sab I'tlii $3.95 to $7.98 , - tly (yb-d and everptioimlly well finl.shed and nnrintsbed worsteds $7,95 ... $19.50 U ,,.,,,, Our F-ORAGOOD LICKINCr " 0,0.. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY "j CHICAGO WI1KAT Oucii 1 1 lull I-o Close Allir l.l)8'iJ; I. Ill , IMV, V tiny l.i l4 l.is'i l.l!,H Inly l.l.iJi I.IO; Ml it s'ii -I.i7(pi?; i.iH'i, i. hi " i.mii.i: VOIITIiAM) WHEAT Oiwu lllfclt Low i Closo 1. 10 l.III'i I.I3K I. II I. Ill l.l-'JS l.lu',4 I.I I 1.12'i ay, SI'GAIt AM) l-'IOI.'lt rOUTIANI) Ore., .'clj. 10 (AP) - Flour (t'lly delivery prluea) 0 eenla a liitrrel lower: family putentH, 4!lH, $7.40; wholo wheat. 4!ia, 0.5u; Ki'iiliani, f 6.30 hukcir' hard wheat, !Ki, $fi.!)0; baker.V bluesleiu palenla. 8Sa, j7,oo: juiniry flour, 4:ia, Jit.IKi, cane, auiiar (.sacked baala) aleady; tune, frutl or berry 15.13 p(.r Cwl IlV'ct HUKar Jfi.Oa cwt, , POH'l'I.A M) CASIC PORTLAND, Ore., p'eb. JO (AP) !, whom: Hlg llcnd bluealein hard white S Hoft M illie $1.09. Western while $1.08. Hard winter $1.07. Northern aprimj $1.07. Western red $1.07. Oala: No. !.:is lb. while $n.1.0o. Today'a cur receipls: wheat 49, flour ii, corn 8, oats 1, liuy J. lOUTI-AM MTIOS'l'Ot If POItTIMNO. Ore.. Ii b. u (V) ( 'at I le a ml tu I ws: steady, re eeipta rattlo 75, e;ilvea If). Steer liu-i:iO(j lltH. sn, KOud $1 1.2BH $is, iiiedlum $:i.r0 r , 1 1,LT.' J I l'.imi, medium $.5(( f( $1 1 . U T . cotimion $7.f0 Or $','.r.a. 'tleifeiH, RtfOd $ 1 (1.00 rtt $ 1 0.KO, com inon io jiiPiiiuni fi.nu (w iu.ao. ('own, Koud $S.7f Jlt.FiO. Common to medium, $ti.iG Q $s.7Ct. Low cut ter $:i.MM Irt.L'R. UilllH f(yearIiiiKn exehlded) $K.ll0 i(J $s.ro. cutter to medium $7. (miii $s. an. Calves, me dium to rhotcp JS.trTT $H. fin. (!:ill to eoiniiHin ?ti.0u $.S.5o, Vealers. mill; fed. (rood to choice $10. Till v MJ.r.n. .Medium J8.:.o- J lo.GO. Cull to entnmon $7.00 $.s.rn. lio-s: lalkin,; tut rally steady; receipts Ht'i 0 including iir on con tract. II. w. $ I 0.00i( $ n.j'i. .Me dium Wright $ii.rit4i 1 1. Co. l.iKht WeiKht $ .(piri $1 j.KB. I.IkIiI UkIHh $10.7r1f $1 l.TTi. l'liekillK HOWH. Jtl.MO (t $10.00. HlaiiKlitur ptKs $10.r.nii' $ 1 1 . -f . I'Vedei and sloeker plijs, IHi-iUO lbs. meillum lo eholeo $10.50 ( $11.(10.. Moft or oily Uurx and roaslln plt,-H excluded in above C1IOla1l(MlM.) Sheep ami lambs: pio(ably Mleady, receipts 7T. Iamlis. Rood to choice $!i,7'i1i Mo.f'0. I.aiubs St (o !;' lbs. $!i.oi $10.11., Hi; lbs. down. Medium $tt.0(Ko $!i.7ft. Al.i welnlits, common $7.ro fu $H.oo. YearlliiK" wetluM-s $(i.Mif(f $S.r.o. Kwes, me dium lo choice $ri( stiifio, i:m-imi lbs. IJ.Huk $0.00. All weight, e til ami colutnon $:'.oo 'n $ t.oa. How to Reduce Varicose Veins Kiih (icntly nml 1 puaid Tnuanl lhu Heart us UhHHl In Vein rums 'lluit n Many people have brconir tles pitinl, nt because they Imve le-. n bd to beileve tlial then- Is no remedy (hat w III redtu i' sw olb-n veins and bunches. If you Kct u Iwo-ouuee orig inal buttle of Mootie's Kiucrahl (fall slren(h) at any rirst-ct.iss ilrntiL-lsIs ami apply tt nik-ht and mornhut us directed, j on w lit uulelily no) ice an tniproxeuicnt w hich w ill continue until the veins and bunches are reduced to nor ma). Moouo's Kmcrnld Oil is a harm less vi most poucri'ul Kcrnilctdc. and l o ounces last a very lonw time. Indeed, so powerful is Kin-.-rald Oil that old chronic cu-vs uf piles are oflcn entirely absorbed and anyone who is disuppntntt-d with Us use can hav tlii'lr mon.y I.I I I.I2M I.I By Williams Butter, Flour Prices Drop In : Portland Today POIITIjAND, Ore., Keb. 20 (AP) Hutlcr, bulteiTat and flour prices took the toboggan for malurlul de c'llncH toduy. Hutter of ull KradeH went down lie, bulterfat 3c and flour 20c u barrel. Hutter extras were nuoled at Hie, bulterfat at ae delivered Portland and family patent flour at $7.40. Kffff prices were uncluiiiK(!d, but lhu undei'lune was weak. ltoviewlntf the fruit and vege table situation, (he Portland bureau of the United .States department of arlcuMuro Hays: "Lettuce .shipment of 281 cars from the Imperial valley mark the Kt-eatest dally volume from that district in the entire histoty of the valley. The, lettuce market Is weak, l)ii L' not yet demoralized, as has usually been the cti.se with 2o-car shipments from that district. Twenty-one cars of lellueo were un track at. Portland yesterday, prices arc cheap, and active local distri bution is being obtained. "Although potato loadings slill lot al 700-xoo cars dally, much dif ficulty Is being experienced in the Vaktmii valley, on account of muddy roads which prohibit haul ing in many sections. Tlie market at Yakima advanced sharply to $15.00 per ton for stock grading 75 per cent l'. H. No. 1, while UO per cent Htock brought $ -10.00. "The onion market js weak, some stock is being consigned by libisn district growers, and Oregon dis- Irlbiitors nro working overtime, try ing to find satisfactory outlels for ciirn-ut loadings. "Koscburg cauliflower shows much Improvement over earlier harvestings, and now sells on n par with California stock. Spinach : barely steady. California asparagus declined further, to 25c per lb. lo relailet-H. 'Jbdhuiise cucumbers grown In Oregon are again on the market, after a two months absence." POKTI-AM PltODtX'l'; POIiTI.ANO. fire., I'eb. 20 fAP) Hutter: two cents lower; cubes: extras. II -le; standa rds, Ii3c: prime firsts. :i2c; firsts. :t:'e. Creamery prices: prints Itc over culm standards. .Milk: hutleri'al. a cents lower: raw milk -l per cent) $2.;t0 f $2.-10 cwt. delivered Portland, less I per cent. Uutten'al, station 2!e: Irack aic; deliveries in Portland :i;u Kggs: weak, unchanged. Poultry, country meals, onions, potatoes, wool, nuls, hay. cascara bark and hops steady and un changed, j W HAT IM THI.Y U i:.Mt? NKW YOIIK (AP)- A barber in Hie roaring forties got an Hen from (be high price of front row tickels! N,..ir. sighted Old l.adv (to con to musical comedies an so far It ductoi ) What is thai p. nml thing seemed to be profitable. He hired 25 beaullfut show irls to act as manicurists. They sing white fil ing and polishing and occasionally dance. 1'IUHAY PKoolt.VMK Thy National Hroadcasting com pany program for Friday follows: S to 'J. Happy Time; lo to ln:tr. beauty hints; lo::ni to 11:3". Wo man's magazine; 3 to 3:30, Musical .Masked ers; 3:30 to 4. world hap- penings; ft to 6. concert orchestra und Cavulters: G to G:30. Hilly .loins and Kruie Hare; ::(, cnesiru ami mivetl chorus; 7, vocal and orchestral ensemble: 7 :;ie. 'orrhrxtru: s. Aiiwa an.l .Mi.lv: s:i:, .i place; 10:30 to 11, Nomads. The Columbia, lixondcusting Hys ttiu profrram for Friday follows: 7, HallHd Crooners; 8, Uustcr and Tlge; y to lo, story liour; 1 (o 12, dunce music. ' i 'J'ucoiim j KVI (7tiokc) 7 to 8:ir, a. in., records; 8:1 , to i, features and CUM; 4, Melody Musters; 4:50. con cert; 0:41 lo y, mbnt; y, cliH; io, C'o-Kds; il, CliH; 12 to J, organ, i J'urlltiud KOW (U20kcj 8, NUC; 'J, cook ing school, news; Id, NHC; 11:30, iiiusical fcuturcH; a, NUC; 4, or chcsiru; b. N(iC; j::iu, studio; io. Cecil and Kally; lo:3o to 12, Hoot OwIm. KKX ( Ufiokc) ii, orclieslia; 'J, 1 studio ami dance program. SMikniio KllQ (5J0kc 8, NHC; y, music; io, NHC; 11:30, musical features; 4, Happy Harmonies; b, NHC; 8:15, sports; S:30, NHC; 11, jiop ulur music. : KUA (I470kc (i, orchestra; ii, ensemble; 'j, Neapolitans; J o, i u- ( quests, j - J.os Autti'lcs j K1U ClOUkc) 0, musical pro grams; 7, CHS; 10, news; 10:05, dunce music; 12 to 1, organ. KK1 (GiOkc) 0:45, stock mus kets; ti, NUC; 7:30, trio; 10, nyui phonettc and soloist; II, news. KNX (10Foke) 0;1Q, kiddies pro- l gram; (i, organ; 0:30, siring en- j Hcmble; H, iiopular features; H, Circus program; 9:45, figiil broad- j cast; 10, dance music. I Salt Ijikc City I KSIj (1130kc) (i, NUC; 7:;jo, ' studio; S:30, NH( '; y, chamber music; 10, vaudeville;; J I, Midnight liour. . Oakland K I ,X (SSOkc) (i, concert Irio; 7,' news; 8. Ill-Jinks; 10 lo 12, dance music. 1COO (7y0ke) r. NHC; S;15. fid dlers; 8:30, NHC; U to 12, dance music. ' ! , San I'Vnncfsco j KKUC (UiOkc) (i, sports; (J:l"i, fj-atures; 7. CHS; 10. Gypsy and Mnrta; 10:15 to 1. dance music. i KPO (G80kc) 5:50. news; 0. con cert; 7, popular music; S. musical features; y, CoclI and Sally: 9:1", ; scrap book program; lo to 12, dance music. i Seallli K.IU y70ke) (J, orcheslra: S. en-' seinljje; y:30, Neapolitans: 10, sun shino program: 10:30. popular con cert; II, Vic Meyers orchestra. KOMO (920kc!) 5. NHC; 12 lo 12:30, organ. ' ; Denver , ; KOA (S30l;c) 5, NHC; 8:45, reminiscences of the old west; S : 3 f I . to II, NHC. OFFICE CAT TRADI MARK RIQ. I$y Junius When you are invited out lo din ner it's easy to tell w hlch sa lad Is yours. If you start ealing the one on tin1 right, tho one on tlm left )s yours. ' linger ISabson lists 70 ways of becoming a millionaire, but, just as we suspected, 1 here's a lol of hard work and thinking in every one of them. j , 'That, man 4 heals," said a golf er as lie entered the clubhouse, "Ho to-! Ids ball In thr i-ouuh nnd played anotlPY ball without losing n stroke' "How il; you know lie didn't find his ball'.'' asked a friend. 1 term 1st I 'it fto it hi my pockcl,'' replied Hie righteous one. 1:1 .( !.. n pko('i;im i;j; .Husband: "I havi a confession to make." Wife: "Walt till I call in the cook: slio used to. be a stenog rapher." A I .a Collide buy lold hia teacher he couldn't find Omaha oi the map bill, ho knew where It was on The radio. Helen There w as (he movies last night. Olariet Whal. a fin Helen N", tho plat panic at was sud- denly plunged into complete light, Windshield wipers are now being fitted on the captain's bridge of one of the latest battleships. Hut there Is stilt no aperture through which Iho captain can llirusi his arm to indicate that he is aboil to turn ii corner. He--Vlien 1 . feet as though 1 clouds. lance u Ith you 1 were treading on She -hon'L kid are my feet. elf; Ihos- on your coat'. A mark for go.nl conducting of your car'.' niductoi -No. madam. It's n nark for poor conductim; of soil;. FIND IT HERE Copy Cor this column niunt be In by 9 n. in. TOPAZ, color of tlio iiitest in made by the l-'ostoria Is the Glas.vwari Glass Co. H is a perfectly dehu-ht- ful color, son and rich." bb ndtng with every pattern or dlnuerwat", beautlt nlly shaped and 'reasonably priced and c.-rrted In open slock In all of the different articles for iyour table at liichardson's Ait and Gift shop. See t ),e w tndow dlsplar. nr-'Shirt your pattern n..w. '.'e..iL! I.IMll llC.ltl'l I.A i. 11 ... . .. n2 I i I" Spring Ensembles Win Fashion Prominence . . . and they will win your hearts, too . . . t'issc very fust ensembles for Spring! Whether you choose the seven-cighths jacket (that really can b: worn as a separate coaL) ... the practical finger-tip length . . . or the, jaunty, new' Iiton ctTcci. ... yoit shnly must have a new ensemble snif! As usual, too, you can afford he suit you want, here ... because our buyers shop for women in 1,400 cities . . and our prices arc always less than you would expect to pay. The materials arc tweeds, basket weaves and covert ... in light Spring shades and practical colors for traveling and day by day wear. $ 75 108 Depot St. Hemstitching, pleating,' button holes, etc. Norton's lilddlo Shop. Aav, FltAMKD .M ST KIOIIT Special moulding for the fram- ing of the new yarn hand mude i pictures and for the cross stlle'i work which will add the- finishing' touch to your hand work, will be. found at liichardson's Art and (if Shop. Correct framing of yout pictures a specialty. 2-20-3 t. NOT! OK N OT IOK IS 11 1: 1! K H Y O I V K M that tho undersigned, W. It. Hilneh, j in solo owner of tho business of Hill Hunch Oarage Company In the city of l.a Grande, Union County. Oregon, having purchused and taken over the Interest of J. I.. Mnnluill and Kred Hutterfleld in same. I hat all accounts owing to the Hald firm arc puyablo to tho undersigned, aud all indebtedness landing against tho said firm is assumed by the undersigned. W. II. HUNCH. 2-12-10 t. CAIiH OP THANKS W'e wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy at the deafh of our son nnd tn-nthcr Hub ert. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wintmrn and family. 2-20-1 tp. rmH risii moss Now at liichardson's Art and iiil1 ' 2-17-3 t. j A.M HOtt" Pretty your vase will bo w hen made Into a beautiful tabic lamp ;it Uii hanlson's Art and Gift Shop, 2-20-t. i i:ci ri!i' i-i..(. aitoi vr ......(.. ... '. ." -- - -with the finger-tip jacket -with the seven-eighths coat -with the new Eton jacket to J.C. PENNEY hKONAIil) J. SMlTiT. Deceased. Notice is hereby given tiiat tho undersigned lias filed her final ac count us executrix, with will an nexed, of the Kstale of Leonard J. Smith, deceased, and the county court of Union County, Oregon, has set Thursday, March 20. H130, tit 10 o'clock u, m., at its court room at Iho Court House in Ii Grande, y SOI ?'lv--V ' V! ) f .ou - Cost CdllHOt Unfortunale. per- Be Disregarded many iiersons cannot afford to order what they want without thought of cost. While one may feel that no expense should be spared, the cost factor cannot be wholly disregarded. Hacked up by an organization of experience md rrfoiirecs. we are able to render a t:r vico of high quality. Vet our charges can he met by the most modest Income. 1 BOHNENKAMP FUNERAL HOME STH AT $kone MAINstO z I I GO La Grande Union County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing any and all objections to the allowance of paid final account, approval of same. undL seltlement of said estate. Hated at La. Grande, Oregon, February 5, ltiijo. COKA HA UK lilt, KxecutH.v, wfth will annexed of Kstulo of Leonard J. Smith, Oeceused. 1 1(! Ke.b. G, 13, 20, 27. Mar. 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