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Pago Eight Eft GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, MaVteii 8, 1930 VfflVfffffffffftVfftlffffffffW SPRING SUITS $23.85 With six months free Valetor Pressing Service oeee Egg And Butter Market Barely Steady Todav PORTLAND, Mur. 8 (AP) j.;KS i,.;,' I and butler oiiotiitiumi continued Unruly Htciuly Willi the opening of Iho market today. The iW move. iiu-nl Into mIoiiiko Iiuh becumo n:ilt' general . Hcvlcwing Iho frhlt and , vege table itlluiitloii, llxi I'prflnml bureau' , of thu I'nlU-tl MtulcH Ui-partrut'iit .ol' UKricilllllru myV Slic!)?! lower.' IIIkIi iiilmIIuiii Hi "i.cjltnrai Hhliiini'nlB froni the lni-!B0011 . K'1: , 1 1 ( I .'.i5, momly perlal vulloy onnllniio very lravy,- 1 1-2"1' 'Ms&:i I"" di'Hlraliln klniln with volume ol' luudliiKH during tiii' I ' "7C )own. Tup helfera In lunils lat two weeka impreceilented -111 I "-'"v Ktriclly ' Boml Krade n;i the lilHlory 6f the valley.' ' The I 000,1 LO'' "I" 1 " tremendous coiwumlnB eapaclty .of lonl rjt llr nhe nloek .50 up. Low the Amerh un pulillc. for IIiIh prodT t-rH ..down to 3.0 ). AloHtly 4 uel, Ih shown in yentcrday'ii hlp- 11",H momly n medluiu plilK-polut report or '.Market l-'li-ltl' ' Kr'",os' "' . i 7.r.4l. Kew at 7.70. for Ilent Kloek,' with prlcenDllBlilly11"""1 ''" "H.lalile up to liluher than former lovela. Atl'ortW 1,-7n- l,ul1' llBlHveal.ru pl2'.il:i. land. Buod frenll lettucu In aelllllB 1 In retatlera at ?:i ier crate. whil New York Stores 2Inl Assignment Sale Ends Tonight Itnlh TimvcIn, heavy rilil(v You ran Mllll itet n few t IIiIh AssiBiimeiii I'rlt't 19c Itiiirlcd I'ltrtalns. rrg-, up to .11, only a feu- left nf the As signment Trice 49c Men's Iials hi Stetson am) Koltli makivi. Vnu can get m IT yon hurry at tho A slgiimcuL Trlct' $1.89 SMH Ol'lt WINDOW IHH. I'liAV J'OIl KI'lll.VCI OI'KN l.N(i HH(ilX.MXi MONDAY iMOHNINO, KUItVIHIIINCS, Itl'.ADY-TO-WHAU, CI.OTII t.Nti AN I) I'OOTWH.Mt . Hill VII H WIIOI.I'. l'AUI(Y. SCIIINti'S I, ATI: ST AT 'I'li.Vt'liO.VS AT UJWIIST I'llH'IOS. NewYork Store ' -J iii'iw. and onie iiiipineiit. Motor) !Mii; Mam .r I'h. !iliiv. :i-s-L'ip .-xeve palm, excel. ent tlreft. leatlierj I MOM'N POP """" SUGGESTION . . " . . ' WCowan ( 7 '. x ( 'v7 N r ( i lfr.CLBEnTC,) , . M 0 WtLLL.tVCN VJHCN 1 Y WP"i VLU TllLV. VOO VJWe,T CCT S .VCcVi w fND VJMCM THE. S FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS DIRTY WORK! : By Blosser ' nTTS i? ?nUJR,W ? PVILL OVMS VOO K ' BEM US- I J ITU. TAW? A U ( BUST IS UP J ) WTCOS? J JJ - RtU'Ctofi.V TUoOSUT X COULD V SAAAffT ON TO J) IV (ik J J nT 1 VOO A CENT, j ' 7-C v . XVoUVJOrit , SET reV POOCH 'X. SET TlIS DOS f f f VTV--i -A P-V oscar.'.' j!- . '( o.k. ) wm: L !! jJ f : back tv "moor v fHr-- ( - J MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO OjK'll 1 Millvu Majr . .Inly . Sept. .. I.IKIJ6 l.i(iy,-i.l I , I , I.IO'j I'OHTJiAMt (H'II ...I.MIM ...LOU ...I.OU'i .Inly Sept. older, wilted Hlock In cleaning up ul fin jut cent dlHt'Oiinl." 1 Orangei, and grapefruit an; flnii, with price udvnnccH in u few Hlzeil. I , "Tho union market coiiIIiiuch very urmntlnfactory. Weaker oiiHt ern runrkctH nro confining Orcgon'H dlMribulion to (ltd Pacific conat. ".Motor truck recelplH of Hoc burg cuullfluwor aro incrcuHing In volume, but no carlot loudlngH an In Immediate pruHpeet." I'oitTi.Axn livestock l'OH'i'LANI), Mar. 8 (A I') IcclptH: llogH, direct, 4.1; cattle, 1)111 cd through, 'it.- Weekly IntalH ap proximately; Hogs 0045 cuttlu culycn .'J05, nhccp 15S0. Hogs: Compared with week ago: Killing cIuhhch generally JGt: high. Kccdcr pIkh C0 TOe higher. I Hulk llcht butchers ill, Willi two .10. over and unncr wcignis I i.u noun, lleavics under weights $1 1. KG il ..- .. ... r "ougn pncwng ,80"'" -2S ,u ''" Mnnnith up I lo "u"v"' HI'iliU-r .plKx ' """ I'ouuer PUT" moHiiy Kouder nr.Mi JJ2.50. - t tl'': Compared . with week i" iro: .Mostly Htctiily wlth low grade ;'h)iii slock hIow and weak, 1 lul Ih 1 ll0lt'" 'lUotalilij up to Jl.l.r.o. C'liolei t'4ilveii mostly J 10.60 down lo li..'i. Sheep: (.'omiyircd u.lh weidt uko: iOuotahly Htetlily. Hulk of urrivalN dlreet or., on euntraef. Nlrletly eholee Brain fed lauiliH ipiuled llt 1 lo llO.r.O, hill nolhhiB here this week ahovo 5Hl. Cuud heavy lauih.H and thin fleHhed IIbIU t'J.bU to tX and helow. .Medl.im lo eholee yt'iirlliiRH (luotabln up at JG.Mi ami JS.fiO. ('nil lo eholee eweH J3 (1. . , I'OIITI.A.VI) I'ltODK'i: " I'OIITl.AM), Mar. h (AT) Hat ter: llarely Hteady. unehaiiBeil. -Mbbh: Ihwely uteady, unehanBetl. .Milk (liullerl'al ), poultry, euun try uteatH ontullH, potatoex, wnul, hay, nulH, caaeara hark ami hopa steady and unehuilBed. si'tiAH 4M) J LOl.lt rOUTINI, Alar. S (Al' Cam sugar (sacked basla); Steady; cane, rrult or berry $5.15 per cwt. Ib ei suwtr ?G.U0 cwt. . Klour (city delivery prices); Steady; family patents, IHs $"AU; whole wlieat. 4!s Jii.TpU; gialuim, 4!tH-$n.fiti; (Hikers' hard wheat, !t.v- ?7.Mi; bakers' h)uesti.m patents, llSs 7.0(i; pastry flour, 4!s $.!(. UYKItrOOL WIIKAT MVMItl'OOl, Wliest closi'i March May July .Mar. S (A I') 7 eid (I.(UH,) ($i.i:i li ) (i.ir 7 s Jt 7s 1 I d tt MOW YOltK l-'IM TI NKW YOIUC. Mar. 8 (AT) -lrled fruit and hops unclmngeil. I'OHTI.A.M) CASH I'OKTLAND. Ore., Mar. S (AM) c'nsh wheat: Ulg Itend bluesi.-m. hard white JI.L'n; soft white l.mi; western while fl.ti!i; hanl winter 11.07: northern spring $1.07; west ern r.'d 11.07. j ... ,i.u:i: nan, wini.T : in iiiain ,m, I ntu I neil Hint ills- 1 1 'arrylug sewn tires. v;lve oiler, I I f 1.07: norlhi rn Hprlng Jl. U7; weHl-j , im, anient will Hlulilllisu tbu na-j elgnr.-tle llghler. spielul llchi . IKKIM nnd board nr botnd by day. mil HOlXiK SKUAX II! Kj- mm : M sal Ff&m' - WHEAT Illicit 1.0 j I.IS-54 I. Ill 1.1 I !,H lAtW I. COIl, l.ll' 1.1)11 ', -! t'lise 1.07 J.I:! '', I .mi i,-!i WIIKAT iiiuii I. Oil 11 l.oii! 4 1.01)1-, I4IW I. on 14 1.00 l I.oui,, ('I(IM) I.IMi 1.01) 1.00 , OiiIh: Nil 2 '.IS lb. white j Tmlay'H car rrcelpls: Wheut (i'J, ; flour 0, cairn 12, hay I.' iirrn;iii'A'i' HAN KHANl'lHl'O, .Mur. S (AT) -llutierfat, f.o.b Hun KrunclacO Wheat Irregular . I AsTheWeekEnds I'lllt'MU, Mar. 8 (A!) Active -lit'.- (iicculntlvu huylnw of July delivery of wlnat ht-m lifted wheat value?) today In the latt; dcalliiKH. CjuoUi tioiiH for all wluat futurcH except March roue ta well uhovc ycKter day'H flnlHli. despite earlier down- i j turriH. JttMtewal of general com-: i in I.smIom . hoiiHt nellluK iirfHHiire, ' 1 however, i-nmicd, and khIhh failed to hold well, London cabling that :t(M) veKNel.t liatl been tied up UH a reHiilt of lack of demand for over scan ffrain. Wheat cIunimI IrriKiilar, ratmliiK from 'i c net decline to u ad vance compared wltli yeHterday'M llnlHli, Corn cloned l-'XiC off, oalH h 0t! down, and prlvlnloiiH nn chanjfed lo a decline of '2c. NOHTIf CAItOlil.NA ADOI-I'K K'l'AIIII.I.i;l (illll) HYSTII.M CJLYI'KI. ir.ll. I.. N. ( (Al') The I :,il vr-i-Hity ul' North Carolina In an nilvoelile uf the "Htalillied eoaehlnB idea. HayM Dr. I'uy KuiierKon, alumal repreHeniniive on Hie alhletle eouiiHel, Mi. helleveti that ullhiitlKh eoaehen are ehuuKi'il. the ireneral Hystem nhould lie maintained. Nurlh I'arulina. he Hay. Ih Hold on the Koekue Hysleui. inlruilueed hy Chuck CiiIIIiim. 'I'he euunelt ileeiileil to ailnpt Ihn Notre Dame tiyle when II hired CoIIIuh In I!i20 heeauwe nf (he HlleeeHH nf Koek lie'H metlmilH anil heenilse "Notre Dame" alumni Heemed lo enter the eoaehiuB profeHHlon mueh inure olten than alumni nf ulher liiHtltullnnH," HayH Itnhei'Hun. Minnesota doctors plan a medical invesliBatiiin Into plnneer llfo of the Hlalo. It. Ih expet i'eil to Result In a hlHlury of .MlnneHiiia meiliclne. NORMAL SCHOOL NEGATIVE TEAM WINS IN DEBATE (Continued from I'ugo One) was the judge. Ills decision W" based tui materia 1, argument and delivery. In spite of the many luteal aiuniiM-utK ndvamed by the affirmative speakers ami their execdleiit preNentatlnn, tin nesa I Ive won t he final decision on their fine facts, a rxuments and style Ol" delivery. The first a rg anient of I lie af firmative was that nations should udopt a pl.in of gradunl Hmiintlnn of armaments, except for police purposi s. Tim n tu ay benefits of -I li in pliin were euuineiiilcd by the (ift'lrmallve, " Public opinion calbi fur di-i rmauieiil," II w;is slated, "iinil . dls-iiniiaiiMMil. would lessen the causes of will'." The pnl'.cy of tirim; Is fi passing policy II was stated. The afi'lrnial Ive showed I hat preparedness did n"l prevent the la.Ht win from crashing down on the world. The second point was that arms are an 1m media tc cause of war,, w bile ol her causes art. only remote causes. 'I'he a f -111 niallve ninlntiilncd that dis armament will stablll.o tbu im- hoiw Polic force?) would be In coin plela ffoverninont control. Final ly, tlio affirmative mated that re duction of armament would lead to complete dlHarumrncnt, except tor police protection, which will apply to Internal problems of a nation, Jt wan Hafd that the pny flwUmy of ainiH KUKtH war. while laclf of ariint would hiikkchl peace. The application of thin plan wa.H urged, for faith Ih a great factor In tho bucccmh of dl arinaiiieut, thu arflrmalivc uialii talncd. .Vegallvo ArKiimciitH Tho negatlvu teiuu Mtuunchly argued that iliHarniuincnt la ceo- iiomlcally Impractical for two I n a nom:. KIi-mI, competition , Jul trade Ih too U ong, and Hecond, It Ih Impossible for jtalionn to agree on the ratio of police force. In proving theno HtatementH, the negullvo HpeakPi'ii cited cxamplea of past warn resulting, from trudo competition. They raiHcd the fiues tlon of who. It) compotcnt to do cido tho police forces of a hat Ion. (PLASSMEDAD ta' I ' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I NEW TODAY KOH SAIjK JJy owner, 4 lots and five room hou.Hc. with bath, fruit cellar . and wood house or . will take on trade team, harpess and wagon. 1H) V Ave. : 3-Jf-Up KOIt HAI.IO Seven plBBy SOWH, "one 1'uland hoard; one Uurue, boar ' .IS muH. old, two oowh and plBH, Clyde Kiddle, Khruioni CL'. 3-S-lt AC.KNTK WATNISD Mi? Ohio cor poratlou'seeks manager for open territory. Opportunity to .earn j:ir(u, ;r0U0 and more yearly. We furnish everything. Mxporl enee iinnicessary l'r-l'"yler Co., JU55 I-'yr-Kyvcr Uldg., Jayton,-O. a-8-ltp LUST Itunch of keys in key case marked Sucajawea. I'll. 21 5J. 3-8-41 KOIt SAI.I; linrrcd Uock hatch ing egtfH. Clyde L. Kiddle, Kar- Itl'Y. sell, italse, move liouscfl. Kent jack Hcrcws. John Mars. y-S-lt ''OH KKNT Nicely fUrnlshci apnrtmcnt.. , '1 iieds, frlgidaire, garage, etc. IjuhHs Court Ants, 2nd and Spring. ' - .3-Sif DI KING Ol'lt SI'UlNG CIiEA ! ANCK SALE. THESE CAHH ON DISI'EAY AT 411 FIU ST.- FOltD COACH . Special etpilpmellt lliclllillng 1 tux tell unIc, five good balloon tires, motor meter, speedometer, spe cial steering wheel, and natural finish wood wheels. Complete motor overhaul, new pulht and npliolsertng fair. This ono won't be here long, conn; in and look It over. Priced right, at JtlOfl.. Hi20 I'oith Triton . .Motor In A-l shape, -'new pain I and reiiphulstered, good rubber, sold Willi an OK that counis $185, J'OKD Picurr Do not fall to come In and look Ihls ear over If yon are in nood of a light commercial oar. offer ed lo you at the low price of S ;tr. cniA isoiA.v rorri-: 'arrylug seven tires, vrtlve oiler, cigarette lighter, special H(?bl and other equipment. Motor Tim potential menace of Musso lini, and hU attitude ngulnt the leaguo of nations, tu I'Turopeun peace was explained. Tho nega tive lit a ted the caune of war, among which armament was nut Muted; and disarmament Im only on Incident In Kecurlng peace. 1'hft ltit (irguinent advanced by the negative, was a plan of edu: ca'lng the public; find the under lying cniiHft of war; finally do away with It and then ipiietly dinar in. Hebujjtabt were welt launchid on the rild of the afrirmatlvu and the negative refuted them ciiual ly well. Member of tho . affirmative team nun f'aldwell were MIhs f.'hnrlenft Horlng, first Halph IColmes, second speaker; speaker, ond Howard Kohr, third speaker The team was accompanied by their coach, .IT, JL J Cayman. tSpeakers of thu negative team Wero Ansa Viola J'lilillpn, first speaker; M-s. Vlct(?rl Kehwelzor, wcond Kpcaker. and Mfss Iilale Veolf, third Hjtcaker. Observer .Want Ad Rates '' ' - (Count t Ivi ft verago w"ordd . ;, to 'h ilnu.) . PftfOIne; 1st Insertion 10c Per Jin. teHch added conseo- ' Utlve insertion 7c Minimum charge on . ono orcjer. v--;vf m- 25c ' r ''iiATua in- month 3 lines, per mouth ;.$2.6n 3 lines per month ,v $3.25 4 lines, per month ...;.......... $4. 00 6 lines; ptr .mouth ..$1.76 KrVch additional lino over five chfrrgucl - f uOc per lino per inohUi. - i,' CvXSlf IN ADVANCE Is re quired on all Classified orders to enrn 'thesa ratee". Higher rates charged on all credit Insertions. - Copy'for all Classified orders must be in .this office by 10 A. M; DAV OF JNSKItTION. Stop ordfer on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must bo received by tho same hour or extra insertion will . be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rats -may bo earned on phone orders -:by payment on or before dale of last Insertion, '" PHONE MAIN 37 ' '-"An Obserrer Want Ad , Will Do U" coihplc-iely reconditioned, e.vcel jeiit uliholsterlng, and ln-jiutiftil ; gr'tV Dueo finish on U c famous Fish of hardwood and steel body -'-$."ii5. Come In and drive It. l.AUISON CHKVUOl.KT CO. -: . 3-8-2t FOU- -SALE--40 lat'uls 'and ; 1 Farm. i'.lXl.; head' ewes with Ojrnsey bull. 3-s-;jtp Ft)ll HALK-Six tube Zenith rauio, - jjuuery set. unenp. r. ae.j ,-.:.-" - 3-S-31P FOR IlENT Ishcd. J'h. -House ;t'i3-W. partly fnrn-3-8-:;t ! FOR RENT Modern rooms. Call 224 W or 1300 O Ave. ' 3-S-li FOR JtKNT- Wiish. - Furn. Apt. Ifinr, KO R R E NT Hlvj room at 9 0 t Vashlngion Avft.. no furniture. I'J,. C -Tuekey,. room, I over SH- : verlhorn-WrlghfH. .3-8-11 I'OJi' HA.I.E Household furniture ' Including 'piano In 'I'Ht class con dltlon. Itm. 1009 4th or Ph. . MAJ.. 3-8-21 KUIt'-llKNT OU SALE 6 room modern house; parage, paved streets. Close lo churches (ind school. Int. 1009 'ldi St. or Ph. 14 5 J. ;t-S-; DRAMA GIVEN BY M. I. A. PLAYERS (Coiilluucd from I'ago One) town to a homo In New York twenty years later. The llht of characters included: John I teuton, hardware, salesman. I loyd I'.axter; .Mary HciitOn. hls uliv, J.oa Ktoddard: Sidney Wells, coIIck' friend of John'.). K I wood (JwllIianiH; Claire Wells, his wife, I.ucilli itl.'ick; .Marie, a maid In the Item on home, Myrna Ward: Jenny and Itogers, servantH, Irf5 HughcK and Jlo Hanks: Murphy, an unprincipled politician, 'J.em Ward; Itlchar'i, seven year old t son of .Sidney and (.'lalre, Vern Haxter; Kid, nineteen year old son of John and .Mary, Cecil Black; Molly, sixteen year old daughter, lOtliel liarnden; Jack, ten yew old son, Alvln .Slltt; : 1'hllllp and I'hyllls, six 'year old twins, Iron) Towcry and riillllp Stoddard; and Nora, an old family servant, Mrs. Mildred Snider. -Furn. and piano. I'h; Main 828. - "3-8-21 l-'OIt Jt ISN'T Sleeping room or light housekeeping rooms. 100f( Kourth. i'JUJ. ; 3-8-U KOIt 1CKNT Kl8hl (torn r farm. Write Box 8U, -l.tt Oinnde, Qro. '..'.. . - .'..; . Up KOI I. HOT- Kuril. Hondo Apia. ... A l., .Grande. SAP WANTED W A N 'I' 1-; I Tree- 222-J. topping. - Call 3-ff-4tR WANTKI'J To rent; unfurn. 5-rm. modern house. Good condition.' Adults. J'h. 290-J. . . 3-7tf FOR SALE SAVE MONEY ON USED CAUF JtlUtING OCK Si'lUNG CI.EAIt- ANt'E SA1,E THESE CAItS ON DISPLAY AT 411 Kilt S"IV I02tt CHEVHOIJCT COACH ; Specially eouipped with'shook ab sorbers, healer, . bumpers front and rear, oversized ' heavy duty tires,. 1930, license, upholstering"1 first class, motor thoroughly re conditioned. Sold with an OK that counts. $."l."i. 10117 CIIKVIIOLKT LAXDACv SKDAX New paint job. elghu .five per cent ....,. (n .,t.,.L nu leaij.ft SALK--620 egg St.. Helnns upholstering in good shape, mo-- oIrclriu ,ri(.ablltor. nea.lv new. tor completely ovorhaulod. Soldj with an OK that counts. v!:ir. f CADILLAC SPORT SKDAY ,ollt lnj8H ,liH onn ywo new tires, motor In A-l shape, good upholstering, trunk in rear, grey Dnco finish. The car has had excellent care nnu has been driven by an elderjy couple. An OK car fully guaranteed. Priced at S:tl.1 for quick s..ile. 11)27 PAIGE Si:i)A.V Here's n chance for a wonderful bargain. Equipped with ue.w 1 1 res, sh oc k ti bsorbe i .1, bu in pers front and rear, tr:nik. complete motor ovorltnul. iiiint In fine shape and upholsleriin? like. new. 4 1'riccd at .S3I15. Como In and drive 11! . 1112(1 ford corri; A good used car with pleasing ap pearance. Tires practically new ami a carefully reconditioned motor. Sold with an OK that; counts. Many thousand cnre-i free miles in this car for $195. upholstering looka llko new and motor thoroughly overhauled. An OK car for $195. 1 027 CHHYSI.KR IXJAl'H Look thl ono over! New paint. 0 per cent tires, first class uphol sterlliB. fully equipped and Hold with an OK that counts. Thin car Is an exceptional buy. come In and drive It. l'rice $.VI.1. I1'7 l"O.TIA0 UXSUAV SKDAN Comnletn motor overhaul, this year's license. BOOd paint and ex- celleu upnoisierinB. uouu fonnnnce on road test and n car that has been treated rlsht. Jook It over. 1 133. l.AltlSON CIIKVitOI.ET CO. 3-7-1't KOIt HAlH A-l fresh llolslelu lielfer. I.eo Waltu, Mt. Ulen. 3-7-2IP 1'tllt SAIyK 3 nannle Boats Hoon freflh, pedigreed New Zeulnud whito buck rabbits, few HctMnirs Wlilto Wyandotte egffs. Priced rlBhl. Allen Shupp, ltoute 1. , 3-7-ltp l'OIt SAi-1: Vox Terrier pups cheap. Mil Cherry St. 3-7-2tp FOll KAI.K Shade, fruit, orna mcntnl trees, asparagus, rhubarb, berries, roses, peonies, lilllea, bleeding hearts, hedging, peren nials, rock plants, bulbs, all kinds .of hardy shrubs. For largo . quantities of fruit trees" order i now.- I have engaged Mr. Lower with 25 years experience in nurs ery work. He will fix your lawn, do pruning, planting. Milne Nursery, lllh and j Sts. Phone 664-J. . , 3-7-Ctp KOH SAIK 2 story brick building. 2301' AOamn. 3-3-6tp 1-XR SAT,K Hay, IS V McKenhon, Allcel. a ton. Itouth '. 2-25-tf. J-XK SAI.K Used Cars i -'!129 Kssex 'se'hitl; ;i - ' t , 1929 Kssex coupe .with : ' i vheels' nncl-runihlo aoat. 1939 -Hudson coach. ; 1929 .Kssex town sedan. '2S X'hevrtlct Cnbi-iolct, 1920 JCssex coach.-. ; - Terms Trades. : VLUK. MT. GAUAGE 3-4-5t FOll SAJ,E . also posts. -Good dry 16-ln. wood, I'h. J34-R.. 3-4-lm BOOK YOUR ORDER for baby chix at Massacre's Hatchetry. F. , 279. '- 3-6-ltn Mammoth lmporlal -Pokln drakes. ; F. A: Goodbrod, Union. 3-5-4t FOR SALE Gladiolla bulbs, 15 for 60c, or 36. for $1.00; G varieties,- 1 H Jn culiper globe locust, also gloto rose locust, $2.60 per treei : C- V, Kverutt. Inq. ul " Turn's rtisldoi.ee, 1809 Adams. ' y.-' ' ' 2-26-lmp 1X)R SALE All kinds , of used ; lumber lit old Oregon Hardware building. 4-fJ-Clp 605 7th beforo 11 a. in. 3-6-31p I ; . I ROOFING WORK Repair work! or uny kind of a new roof. Cull . U'hak Itlldebraiid, o.'OW; 3-C-lmp j 1--OR SALE 14 2-yr.-oId. field j grown roses for $9.95: Kichured, j Delicious, Ann, Lambert and ' Ring cherries. Chinese Klin, Nor way muplo shrubs, evergrcena I etc. "Washington Nursery Co. Jng.- 1809 .Aduins. Ave. 2-26-luij DRY ONIONS at Bcrgcr's Casli grocery, 2o per lb. Evorythlng cheaper. . Ph.- 289-W. Classic laundry soap, 10 bars, 85c. It's good: 2-12-1 nt. KOH SALE -Plltno. Ph. S18-J. . 2-S-t MISCELLANEOUS DANCU, dance, danco nt Znb. r hall vvery Saturday. .Spooiul attrac- r Professional Directory Thla dl recto rr la especially bautly for (lie nnivroiner or lor lite oat-jf-town reader wlio may want the urnne and atldresa ttt tome profcaaloual man. It baa been carefully prepared and will prove lo be a read aid to any reudnr In obtaining prompt prorcs&lona! errice. Classified for Quick Reference Phyiiciana & Surged aa A. L. RICHARDSON. M. D. 1'hyBlclan Bnl Surgeon. Office over Glass Drugs. Office phone. Main IS; resldonce phone. Leu u. aiuUTT. n. u. LIWA WILkKl. M. II. Practice limited to diseases of tfo Ere, Bar, Noaa aod Throat ,w.. f oley TeleohnM "ina Main 11 Astrologer MRS- FREDERICK DALMES 101 N Ave., La Grande, Or. Reading! dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty v -MK-f JLU 0i fi f JJJ From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m . . 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information rsl MATN 75)9 I5uy Round-Tiip Tickets and Save Good for 60 Days. J.C.PENNEYC0. 108 Deixit St. La Grande, Ore. Overdrapes . Add Color i 98C Yard , j Rayon damask !n colors tliat will "tie up" the color sr..'ieme of any room in the house,- Bes idu tlte lustrous allover pat terns . . . this damask has a rich appearance and is 50 inches widcl lion this .Saturday. Miss La Hue. violinist. Iieini; featured. Jion't in iss this. 3-7-1't OLD Tl.MK JJANC12 Sat. night ac Kagles Hall. . 3-6-:it SICK AND ACCIDKN'l INSUlt-ANCI-: at low cost. Old respons ible lino.- Men or women, 18 to 70, any race. Telephone, writo or call on agent, 13. 1 Hopkins, residence 2101 N. Fir, La Grande. Telephohu 349-J. - 3-3-lmp CAblFOUNIA HEHB Khoumo. tisin, kidney, blood nnd stomach trouble at Chris Miller's. 2-18-1 mp DANCE, dance, dance at Zither hall every Saturday. Special a tr Tac tion this Saturday. Miss La Hue, violinist, being featured. Don't in Iss this. , 3-7-2t IF YOU "WANT cherry trees or other nursery stock see Karl J. StacklamV Cove, Ore. 2-10-tf. toA GRANDE MATTKEPS & Up L o 1st e cing it Rub Cleaning Works. Pboue 4&4-W. Cha. Ed wards, Prop.- 12-l-lm MONEY TO LOAN We are repre sentatives for the Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest. Cb&a. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. EASTERN OP.EGON School of Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Jrcd lts. 1. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m. MONET TO LOAN on tinprove4 1 city property, straight loams ur j Installment plan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. ! Phone Main 87. : S-16-lm FOR RENT I'OK Cl'.NT -il. in Sow Kohy bldff. Jni. at l'oUy Huildin?. 3-7-Ct I'Ull KKNT Mil. 4SI-W. :i-7-:tt l''i.)ll IIMNT 5 room niodi-m f.ur nlslipd houst. rn. I'ya-w. :i-7--.t IIANCH KOIt IiK.Nl -Wrlto P. tf. box 4 1 G. 3-G-4t. KOH HUNT Kuril, upt., Ht-hlH nnd wali-r. UI08 Adams. :i-li-;U KOU HUNT Modem . 1 101 O, SS4-W. upt. -J-lit I'OH XtENT Light houscllocpinflr rooms, 1512 Adams. 2-C-tf FOR RENT Purn. nouBes and apts., with baths clean, quiet, "w rates. AdulU. 1810 Green- vwi 7-lo-lm. Osteopathic PhyBidaun J. L. IKGI.B, D. O. AltGAnBT ISULU, D. O. BmS,!.. u ,or tal'en archea. Un?Mi. Telephon, Jlnln 53. "R. .1. i:. WOOnEITi ClIlllOI'ICVtTIU PHYSICIAX 3ther niethodH applied. Dinth ?"iiy. l llra Violet liny, Koorl Science. .Sinjsoidal und Gaivun Ism. I'oot troubles corrected. '.'0 Ko.'.uner lildg. phono 407-W. lira. 9-5, 7-S Res. 130-W. I -- i ... . . . . -m ' 41 , v i . , m i . ' i - i - Sa-TV.1 ?rc J 1