La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Eft GRANDE EVENING QBSERVEB, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, April 1, 1930
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
PHONE
MAIN 842 1
Don't forget the Am
erican Legion Auxil
iary April Fool dance.
Spring Farming
Under Way Now
In Wallowa Co.
. i lly ii. V, Meek
(Obseryer Correspondent)
AVAIXOWA, Ore. tKpcelul)
Warm weather uml an abundance
OC iitiulHUirn which helim lo pro
mote .a very favorable, condition
for' the proper Htut tliiK off of btuw
In, cropH ii nil tfriiHM hIIH continues
. murk the weitlher condltlony of
thlB eoinininlty. While the. null
hun been lou wi;t In mud fields to
.tallow llm Hlnrt or fuinilni; opera
lliiun. ii III tin plowing Kjin been
winrled. With Hip present weiiLh
cv cotidllluim many will ho able
1u vonnnence on hoiiip nf Iho well
flrulhcd land liming the coiujnfr
week. Hloekiuen are hlffhly pleamM
Willi UiP Hliirl whlrh has been made
hy thf ci-iiHH uu Urn ruiiffrt mens
r.hd lilll pastures dtirlmr tho past
two weeks. .Much of the young
Htoclt from tho furnifl In thin com
munity huve been placed on near
by part u run mid are mild to. bp
plckluff up rapidly. No stock will
bp inovpd to tho summer ranges
for a row wPidiH yet. iicem-dintf tin
noma of l lift stockmen, rather pro
fenime to Jtocp the young stuff
nearer luinu' whore a close watch
'en ii bo kept until the da iinor of
ile.li KPIIKOtl lltlS passed. Tho tiellM
ore reported lo bp unite bad on
omo herds and In some Instance
tho calves n nd other young stuck
have bppn spriiyed or otherwise
Ireulcd to kill off Iho blood-suck-liK
ticks.
' Lambing la mill In prom-ess n(
many of the farms uml fmin nenr
ly all come the reports of excep
. Uonaffy good Jock Jn Hirvtmr u
largo peieontiigo of the lambs.
Many nf the i-we bands have been
oiki-uhm much or the time during
tho past two or throe weeks und
pro ntoKlly In Tine condition. Home
of those who lire ncarln;, the fin
ish or their tnmhlng hero are: 1.
ii. Ileehtel, I.. W. MJm.r, II.
Weill ha rd and several others,
Sumo of ihn flocks mv Just eoin
meiK'Int,' to tanib. (iaslln mid Cus
w'nn wlni huve n bund or some
tiling like I heiul report about
'.HI tamos, While pi ion prospects
for wool and IimuIim are I'm from
us oncnuniKlng dm those uf a year
di' Iwii previous, (hone who nre
lunnliitf Finall bmids of mIhx-p n.-f
n tddelino to their other f;innjn
iiiid Hluck ral.Hlnur, feo lluit with
KOud la nib cropH uml pnispeetH
bilKhl Tor Monti .Hpiin und hiiimiimm'
l-iillh-e Unit (he bushier will have u
rbiineo of retnrniny; iome profit
a nywny.
The tnoveiuent w ii It'h h:n been
nl.i foot hero durliKf the pnsi two
jwei-kH lo lull-rest loeal dnlrynien
I In a ooopei-atlvo ereainery In be
built at I'nlon lo where tint rre:un
ifrom I TiIk riiiinly would be ship
ped it: kuIiI lo be ineetini; llh the
iiipprovul uf nijfiny uf Uk- larrfri
;d!ihyiui'n and the u oik tnw aid
flmiln tip iv tmlTUh'iit nuinbir uf
,riiva In thin county t intUe the
'plan pllslhb In Kubip rorw.ird
Millie rapidly at'eordinu to rr.-.-nt
r-purln. Iturlmr the pus! noiuhor
:of yeaifi ii larne anmunt uf the
t-i'i'iiin pindnred In this eenniy
;i'nind nun-Uft at uninlde t olid, i
'.Many uf Umav who have I n i
steady whippers tf lai'Ke aMiuunt.'!
of (-remit throiiKliiMit the year sty I
1I. they find they hit able to
:- MODEST MAIDENS -:-
Trado .Mnrko Ituuiatrntion Applied For U. H. Tatcnt Office
i o I faj'a j 1 1 f "1
fu rJljj'rg f5f j ff
THREE MORE
SEEK OFFICE
IX DISTRICT
"You needn't meiusuro II. I lake size tluif, triplet A."
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
(Continued from l'ngo One)
tho rnoirbern of tho coiiuly court
Jmvo worked In complete harmony,
acruirrpllshlntf much In rurtberlnK
tho county road program nn well
as In taking caro of ether county
probleniH. I'racticatly alt roadH
needed hnvo been built whenever
county funds permitted, mid the
others arc on tho program for the
future. Work in belmf done at
Muinutenilto thin year and work
la alHu HturtliiK on the rondomi
and Slurkey roadH, ulthouh thin
will probably reiiiro a few yourn
to conniilote. It 1h h;iI(I.
'o StaU'iiu'iil
Afr. Ledbetter is making the race
on liia record and has no tu te
ni,eiit to make.
Judgo U I.teiilmin, republican In
cumbent, has filed for tho posi
tion of La Grande justice of peace,
tho only man to ent"r thiH race.
Ho w.-ih appointed by Gov. ratter
sou last year when JikIbo If. JO.
Urady f ('signed.
f'omplctim; Oranlittlons
In adtlltion to the above filings,
a number of candidates for elec
tion as precinct committeemen
have been flllm,' durliif.? the last
fpw days, both parties deslrinK to
complete their urbanization In an-
Iticipation of spirited contests pre
ceding the Novomber election.
In the Htate. race, outside of the
gubernatorial contest, most Interest
In I'nlon county Is centering on the
Oswald West-Walter IMercc fight
for democratic national commit
teeman. Jtoth are former gov-
i ertiors.
CHICAGO WHEAT
0MM1
May ....iM0Vj
Inly ...1.07
N't t.m
lllsh
(.11 Va
1.00 A
1.07
i .on yh
yH
Butter Market Is
Somewhat Weaker
May I.Ott-X
.inly ..I.0HK
ScjM I.OK!
rOIWTiANn wnEAT
1.10
i.ooj.j
I .(IBM
Ixw I
1.0SK
I.08VJ
CI OHO
1.10
l.OttJS
1.01M,
Special On
Women's Hats
secure, a hotter price for tho.tr
product In thin way. The, past few
wookn has seen a coiifliderable
raise In cream prices locally. The
low point, which was reached hero
In 'Vbruary, was 28 cents a pound
while several small advances dur
ing recent weeks has again brought
tho prlcii back lo 40c per pound.
.Mont of the dalryiiym feel that if
prlics iiiouud ibis point could be
maintained that good management
of 4I10 herds would make it possible
to reallzo a lair profit from the
biislueHK,
Ho i ml of the fanners In the out
lying sect Ions report the dirt roads
very rough for car travel, 1'rep
nratioiiH are being made in some
communities to do hoiiio work to
ward filling In soiffe of the nils
which were cut by water running
off in early spring and doing some
ilragglng In an effort to Impiove
the roads to some extent. Willie
extensive road building work has
been going on at many points in
th county during the past two or
three years and many fine stretches
of new roads built and surfaced,
many of I he dirt roads In the more
remoto districts have not received
much work and In many cases have
remained la a very rough condi
tion for the entire year. It Is on
hoiiio of these stretches that far
mers are making an effort (o
smooth I hem to homo extent
through dragging as often as pos
sible. Miss Cora Fisher, of Hiirricmi
ereek. has been helping with the
housu work at the William down
ing home In Leap during the past
week. Mrs. Downing has been
bIcK from a severe cold and Mr.
downing Is Just recovering from
a serious ease of blood poisoning
In his hand.
Kam'Meelt find Karl IlurchfieU
were at tho Mill Johnson farm In
Lower valley the first of (he. week
buying a sow from Mr. .Johnson.
Giles 1 'In us was an Knterprlse
visitor tho latter part of the week.'
Itruco KiHher and fa mjly, who
recently moved lo one of tho Ma
glll ranches In Middle valley, were;
In lliti Leap community Die tiiHt of
the week for some of Ihelr chickeiiH
und other livestock which they bad
not moved to their new homo yet. j
Mih. John Couch, of Leap, who
has been iille ill during the past
two weeks Is reported lo bo sum!-!
what Improved.
L. V. Lalhrop, I-Yod Hearing. R.
A. Jtowiilng and other farmers of,
I ho Leap coiununlly have been 1
busy during the past week repair
ing and building new fence; at,
Ihelr farms.
The Wallowa Coitnly Stock Miu-!
ketiug association was active dur
ing the past week, sending out a,
car of fal hogs, j
Mrs. Giles Class, who spent a few i
days during the past week visiting i
relatives In town, returned lo her
home In tho Leap community the
last of the week.
Joneph Ken gins, of Leap, was an
Lnterprlseh unIuchm visitor I he first
of the week.
Home of the farmers In this
community Who are engaged in the
poultry business unite extensively;
have been busy recency 1 ma Mug
piepiiraUonn for the arrival of ship
ments during (he next few weeks.
V. C. I lonaldNou counly agent,
wan ii busiiiesM vlvitor in I his end
of the valley the latter part of the
week.
MIhs Hethel Ch-Mhnian. nr ,a
Grande, was visiting relatives In
Ihlti community over the weekend
and Interviewing directors In school
district No. -10 in regard to secur
ing Die school there for the coin
ing year.
MIsmph Muriel Luthrop and Lois
and Clarice Couch, of Leap, who
atlend high school here spent the
weekend at their homes.
H. C. Iteu-as, (.f l.ower valley,
and some friends from town, spent
Criduy evening at the I., w. Min.r
home In the hills east of town.
wallowa man
SCHOOL CLASS
TO GIVE PARTY
ll.v Mrs. Libia Hauler
(Observer i 'oiTespondi-nt )
VA LI.OWA. Ore.. (Special
The Junior class 0f the high school .
will pres-nt the comedy entitled,!
"When a Keller Needs a Friend".
Friday uh;bl in the gym. MhN j
Olive Hanks is coaching Hie nlav. ,
C. W. Mumford returned from vegetables (raw carrots, raw can- j iiiisick ranch aimnt two end a .
I'endlelnn Saturday where he had ' bage. chopped smull) rye toast, half mites east of Inion. "In- HI LLISH MO L (Ml .( K 1 1
been for sev.-ral days on a business i Chiladclphia cream cheese, bakerl wulk includes a concrete dam antl MOW YOKK, Apr. 1' (AD He.
I trip. apples, choice of drinks." other work to make the Intake sumption of the upward price
lr. and Mrs. Fred Jones motored ) 'I'he drinks dispensed with the more Mmitary and pernumenL movement In today's jlock m irket
Mn Pendleton Saturday morning and - platter are weak tea with one lump Garden plowing, yard cleaning lifted more than fa issues lo high'
remained until Sunday evening vis
iting in the Wound-Cp city.
.Mrs. Arthur Hue ha nan, of Lu
gclie, arrived In Wallowa Sunday
to remain while her mother, Mrs.
T. T. Sbrll Is at the hospital. Mrs.
Spring In all her Joyottu nrray
of flowers, green grass and warbl
ing song birds Is hero.
Hart on Conner spent last Sunday
visiting at tho home of Max Ue
Vore. Ml sh Thelma Suiherlln, of
Touehet, Wash., came In last Sun
day to visit for some time at the
homo of Rfrs. W. 10. Flekte and
other relatives at Cnlon.
Men Stonedahl moved to the Guy
MeXair ranch last Tuesday where
ho will plant about II a acres of
spring grain.
M rs, iOlmer S wiper antl son,
Murl, wero business visitors In La
Grande last Saturday.
Mrs. 10. H. Griggs and son,
Larry, were visiting at the 10. II.
Miles honV last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. W. 10. Fickle. Mrs, 10. O.
Xeek and M iss T 11 ma Sut'berlln
were business visitors in Halter last
Friday.
Hoy Wheeler, of I'nlon. moved
his tractor to the Kd Miles ranch
where he did some plowing.
. I'OItTLANI), Ore.. Apr. 1 (AH) !
Tho butler market appeared
weaker today than at any lime In
(the last 10. days, but prices remain
ed uncnangi'd, supplies wero more
generous than the demand.
Despite continued heavy receipts, j
eggs were holding steady, with
much of Iho product going into
storage.
Fresh fruits and vegetables wvrc
balanced between supply and de
mand and no changes wero announced.
Health Seeking
Law-Makers On
New Spring Diet
Gooding College
Group to Stage i
Drama at Union Wheat Srong And ;
i Higher At Close
Hy W. V. Connor j j
(Observer Correspondent) , j CHICAGO, Apr. 1 (.VP) !
. CN'ION (Special) Monday, Drought complaints from Nebras-j
April 7, a delegation from (rood- ka, Kansas and Oklahoma, hoisleu
Ing college, located at Wesleyan. wheat values, today, especially dur- ;
Idaho, will ho In I'nlon to put on ing Lite transactions. There were
a program at the high school also reports that the wheat stabili- f
gym. The entertainment will prob- station corporation hud sold fiOO.nno j
ably bo a play which w ill be staged bushels of wheat to mills in tho (
by students from the 'Methodist southwest and northwest. North j
college. i American wheat export business, ;
Will . C.ompion niiite down from was again slack, . totalling approxi- (
hi:: ranch near Haines Friday for mately .lOti.OUU bushels, most of It:
his mother who has been spending Canadian, j
the winter at the home of her Wheat closed strong, 1 'K tfi - n
daughter, Mrs. I'harley Castor in bushel higher than yesterday's fin
I'liiou. Mrs. Castor and sou Char- ish. Corn closed 1 'i It lrSsC up.
Ipb returned to Haines with them, oats -"Sic advanced, and pro
coming home Sunday afternoon, visions showing 7--Uc gain.
Mrs. Compton w ill remain with Iht i
son for the summer. ' POKTLAND LIVESTOCK
Cluud Wlllcock -was in Cnlon I'OllTLAND. Ore., Apr. 1 (AH)
Sunday visiting and looking after cuttle nnd tvilves: generally 2 5c
a business matter, lie is running lower for steers, steady to 25e low-
Spring Dresses
mw
Wiw
in. fill
Wifh Distinctive
Style Touches
Are Only
$(g.90
Wear these dresses under coats . . .
wear them without coats . . . and
mark how sprightly and smart they
look on any Spring occasion! Shir
rings, dainty white collars and cuffs,
soft touches, jabots, rippled skirts
. . . and fresh colors ... all make us
point with pride to these typical
values!
Fashion-wise women will find it easy to choose from this
radiant collection! Because wc understand the needs of the
woman who wants smartness and good taste in her frocks
. . . but must combine them with practicality . . . our large
buying power brings just such outstanding styles, priced
miles away from extravagance! But then ... do come in,
and sec them for yourself!
J.C.PE
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
Don't Forget April Fool Dance Tonight at Zuber Hall
A uspices A merican Legion A uxiliary
an unto repair shop in I -a Grande, or for better grade she-stock: re
Guy McMillan, of Laj Grande, eolpts cattle 7.i, culviri la. Heifers,
w as a visitor in I 'nion Saturday good $ I 0.0 o 1 $ 1 0.75. Common to
at the homo or 10. It. Cllne. medium $7.5010.00. cows, goon
Cnlon Lodge No. 31'. Odd Fel- $:i.oo ii $Ji.(5, common to medium
,lows will have work in the second $6.75 u $'.1.00.
WASHINGTON. Apr. I (Al' j degree Friday night of this week Hogs; steady, toe to 25c lower:
A dally "dietary platter" an en-fund a full attendance Is desired, receipts 225. Heavy weight $:t.oo'o
thvly new thing under the old cap- j There will be tour candidates for $ia.2a. Medium weight $H.7f fir
Itol dome, has leaped Into popular- . this degree. $10.75. Light weight $10.50 n
lly In the house of representatives U nion has experienced a regu- $10.75. Light lights $;i.75'o $10.75.
dining room. j lar epidemic of garage and oil sta- racking sows. $s.oo r" $!.oo.
Many a health-seeking member ; tiou robbeties during the past few Slaughter pigs $!i.75'b $ 10.5a. (Soft
lf IMHIL'I1H4 ni'llel-S t-oiMlbl I'l V fOI' itil v. Illll ll tho Stlrl tl.lll I'll lllwl .,. nllo lin..u ,111.1 tit (tift fV-
lunch tills menu of what's good Fletcher stations haw been enter- eluded in above notations.) I M- '',n,t Mrs '"''K" Courtney,
tor brain workers In the Hlugglsh.nl, besides a number of raids on Sheep and lambs: quolnbly ' Sho I''Hiihied at the C. r. t arper
.lavs of spring. service stations and other busl- steadv; receipts 75.. Lambs, j '" 11,1,11 rhursday when M.r.
lihv m.uH h.niw.4 i in flin iiAAil !. m 1"lln.!'i"F'- iook ner aim .o i . r.niii
Active work ef building cottages $ S.75 fi $'.1.75, I'2 lbs. down, medium
han been resume, at the Snifih js.50 1 $y.25, all weights, common
camp ground in North I'nlon since $7.ea'u $s.5tt. Yearling wethers
the weather has no tile ruled. $ti,50 rn $S.5a. lOwes, . ledium to
Substant ial improvements are choice $5.00 (it $fi.00, 1 L'lt-1 50 lbs.
1 eluc made at -the intake for the $ I. on $5. 5a, all weights, cull and
Ity water supply located on Hie , common $2. no rn $ l.oo.
Promise School 1 i but. M rs. Smith remained for
Board Selects ! 1 r. NanJ'nXt,'-i,odHv...1
tb m . -r 11 J in l'l"luis( Hi'voral v.::u'!l lull who
1)1 1 s s Jjallaru ,,aa i,,r him' ' nair-ii.v
lor il.t last fi'H- yoiij-.i Is at l(t
! !.al;o suf 1 e.-inc will, a ca.ut-i- en
lly Mi. Ilcillia I arper l It.. face. IUm- many iriciulH hero
(Spri'iial) iionln!,' lor hor .simcily rucov-
or;.'.
Jon .Sauna.', uf ('(..Mill,. Ovi'.,
iliaih
,1. V. c.ih'rr. I ln .how."
slHun, uiiKliiali-il It. i.inl Strward
l'ranlc (JrorKo niailr room for 11 on
his dally iiicnii rani. Tho cln r now
prriiari'H flfly illi'lary I'lalti'l'H a'r
day lo nu'i't Ulr ilrmaiiil.
lli'i-o's a nainpln nii nii:
"Monlil of loinalo asitlr wtla
1'IUU.M'IHI'. Ore,
Tlio U irei't u I'M of srhool ilb-.trirt No.
4:i lii'UI u pyolal tiit'otiniT ul. llic
srliool lioiiso rri-rntly and sluni-d v.lm was called lioro liy
a eoiiirari wun J.ifs .-.yon naiiarn j f i,,s fmlifr, William .Samiar. ru
to trarh thu arliool UKain Uiia colli- i ;..,,n,.,i for a visit ,vnli i uI'IUim.
IK vc,ir ! I-. l. I'ottor has l'a uv, not:.-,.
Mva. l':unlrc 'ariirr ranic ovi-r ' that ho is lo tako tho ix-nsas in this
from Kdrn Tnosday fvrnlnp whori' ' ti-l ritory.
sin liml liocn visiting hor iiaionls, Miss l.ola florbott i. .; ayins a.
ti t; lior.ii! of her hro'lr-i-, Uolin
C! o hott.
Truiniin Potilson vl, livid on
I'owuatka Uidgo was iiuilo l...,:iy
l.i It last Sunday rvrr.lnr wlli'il a
1'Oiso KU'kotl l.iin in :lu. niar
ly liroakimr his jaw and hruisins
hii: faco Mililo sovrroly. HV was
lakon to Wallowa whoro lio is nn
di:r tho oaru of a idiysicliin.
of simar anil loinon. onual iniis of nn.l pi-tliiini; of Iiim-s und shnilis Jrvols for lli yiir. lull the adiinro
liolllniy hoi inllk and roffoo. and . ;,ri In nrdi'r in I'nion this wook. ciirouiUi'rod liravy profit takini?
plain llllik or lilllti'rnlllk. I A party of I'nioii youii mon. and oocastonal short srllinpr whioh
flip I'listards, rolory. Inocoll. i ni(.mi,(..n of tin. local national brought nliout a few substantial
heels, tomatoes, mr.li! beans, and Kinir,l company. celebrated the declines. Tradlm.- slarled off iit a
especially spinach arc prominent minih annlveisaiy cf the oiiran- brisk nace hat slowed up In the
Mien was taken to the hospital on the iiienn. 't-alien oi the unii in I'nton by early afternoon when the ticker
.Monday lor a major .d'eratlon. ; I r. t'alver I'Vplalned llial repre- imikinv a trip lo l.i llrande last eaiiilht lip Willi the markcl for the
Vltulnia lliiiiler and Lillian Hale, senlatives asked him w hat they ' 'n, , ,r,,ay nlu'hl. 'I hev nttende.l first time In about a fortnlcht.
students or tile I iiivei-sity of lire- , oticlit to eat In the splint line, nn.l one ol III" ihi-alers nnd ;ifterw arils
uen. w ho spent the sprinir vncation i llial he hud decided lo save them , enjoyed a supper at a restaurant,
at home returned to lluuene Sat-j Hie Iroahlo ol cropiim IhroiiKl. Ih" i The parly iiiclndi d Lieutenant
uiday. Tliev- were aeeompant d by lentlre menu by urollptiii; the ileiiis Coodbi iMl. (li mys. Jensen. t'ov.
t'ai'Min Mntlhews. of I'.imene. wlni lot a balanced nnd easily digested , Connor. Ib-iner. stiattou. Iluteh
eame to Wallowa wilh the phis i luncheon. Ills wile, who Is much Insoii, t'routi i. 11. 'anllollten.
and spent ihe w eek us a Sliest at Inieresled 111 dlelelles. IndpS htm. : an 1 loiiten. (lilkittstiu, Itasseit.
Itie Hunter home. On Wednesday "It Is proving an iuleresllmr e- ;sh;mks. 'rnllui-ui. t'.irenl, liobbtn
eveiilm: Viia-'lnla rnlerl.iliii'd t line - pertinent in psyeltoloiry. as well as'und Itad-er,
tables at bi'hlKO w ith the followlm: In health," said Or. Culver
Lindsey to Maw llle v. liere lliey .'X-
pected lo spend the niuiit and o
on to their honii.' in ii tlranle
Ki Iday.
-Mr. (.lotiett spent Wednesday
nlaht 'villi cluiile:; Kenuolillv
who is lillile 111.
Mr. and Mrs. l-'red 'rrilni-i nnd ;
family have moved lo Iho home i
i of Mrs. Trump's mother. Mas.
I Julia Similar. I-Yed will farm, the
i place this year and they will alio
rare fcr Mjs. Sannnr who will re
main with them.
.Mrs. Aliie Smith anil Mis. Hvi-' .V'amt. 'I"la. Jack Meflurn,
lyu Moore visited .Mrs. Je.-sie Wort ' Cnpnno aid. ariesied on irolf eoiii'.oj
lean or. the l'nwwaCia ridee l-Vi- as ft'iritive from Cliie.io.t.
srAit a.i i-rioi'it
rullTLAN'D Ore., Apr. 1 (API-
K'.lKiir: (suokod basis) steady; cane. '
fruit or berry, $5.20 per cwt. Hoot
siiKar $.1.10 cwt.
ITour (city delivery prices)
steady; family patents, 4'Js, S7.4H;
whole wheat, 4Hs, $0.50; Rraliiim,
4Us, $0.50; bakers' hard wheal, !Ss,
50.SO; bakers' blilestem patents,
'JSs, ?6.S0; pastry flour, 4as, te.an.
I'OIITM.MI PKODLt'K
1'OItTLA.VD, Ore., Apr. 1 AI")
Ilutlor: weak, uneliansoii,
Kkks. inllk (butterral), poullry,
country meats, onions, potatoes.
wool, nuts, hay, casenra bark and
hops sternly and unchanged.
in.'iTi:itivr
NAN KKANCIKCO, Apr. 1 (AD
llullerfat f. o. b. Kan Francisco,
4 -lr.
i,ivi:i;i'ooii vhi:at
I.Ivi;i:i'ooi Apr. I (AD
Wheat close; May 7s Slid 51.1:''
July: It-Till Jl.U'.i.
October: 7s 1 1; d f 1 . 1 5 ; .
1-AtriOltV ItlSTUIIlLTOlW
AXT1J)
I'cr pi'tHltiet .-tl(( in ;iiracs,
Seriicc Slallons, stores ami
llontes
I-Acclleiit IU'H-4iler.
Inclusive Tfrrllory.
T iiiisitnl Opiporlnnilv
SrCC'lvSSI'n, IIINTKIHLTINC
COMI'AXV
:l."3 Mnlh Slm-l, San I VanelMO.
I.ll m:n AT l'llAfl 1(1
111 latest colors and
styles. Special for this
week only. Hals remt
laily sold for up to $1.00.
Your Choice
$1.95
New York store
tn: snu: to' t-i i:m, riu:
UH'AX i.i:hiox AIM
Al'lllb l ot)!, ANV!
ouii- people preseiil) I'lLf I
llanke. K.itheivn li.i Ibr.-i It h. Lucille I
.Morton. Kosenuuv M .Mullen. I. II- I
linn Hale, Outlaid .MeOnlels, Stan.) IM IillAM. N. C.. Apr. I (API -ley
Shell, Sidney CaMi el. Tniiv i I tla Ine Perry, 21. I Hike university
(leer, lla,' Jnlili.tili and I'arsolt J t'ophotnot'e. was in all uuconta-lous
Malthews. Miss MeMullett wen condition today front an Injury re
htirh sc. ne for women ami I toieild 1 e l ed In sprinc loOtbatl praetii-e
McOalllels had lllkh ' ore allium; . j eslet il.ty.
the men. Kefreshmetits were si r. , Perty s home I
vetl bit ill the I'X'eltin. V. a.
Mr. and .Mrs. (1. M. Illchcy. of! Physicians vaitl
I al (Irnllde Were ill Wlllhiwn Sun-! was cithvlt bv a
day and called at the I:. K. Ilunler j on IniKe. ,
farm. Mr. Ulehcy Is ItiloioMcd In t '.. . . .. ..
Jersey cattle and expects to pot-; API: Til (IIAt'll A I' HI hi-
chase some for his farm near La 1 .
Iranili'. ; TI'SC.VI.OHSA. Ala.. Apr.
- - I (AD Wallace Wade annoillli'
Itlueliel.ls
I'l-
condilletl
bral hem
SI'AKI.IMis IN IOWA
KLOKIK. la. (API - - Larue
'flocks of ii bird new In Southeast
ern Iowa are Identified an slarlltiKs
lit a report lo tin- American Asso.
elation for tip. Advnltt-i tllcnt of
Sol. -nee by Clyde 10. Khinirer. M. I1..
a bird expert.
SMAItl' KMlTIHjIWhr.
London (loveriiineiu annoiinees
ib'ficlt of more than $ 7-.liail.lil'0 In
llritisli nalloua) budget for past
financial year.
CnlirV19i T.)i ' 'oday he has resluned us head foot-
,(,""""( I'l CI IV ball coach at the I ' ni erslty of
Hand IS (imdvd M 'l...lna and has signed a five
ATIIUNS, (ircece. April 1 (AP)
A sharp eai thiiiake was felt
: Monday at Volo and Mirlaiundin
j villafjes. l'lve successive shocks
j ' caused several houses to collapse
,.uud did intieli other d.unaire. In-
habilants fled into the strivts In
panic. None was injured.
Ill I.. II. Mile.
t l..i.r ,.). i 'nrrespiinileiil )
OATIllilii.Ni: l it 1-:1;k iSpeetall
.tMIIIIICAN l.l:iiIOX AIMI.IAIIV jlim- put fine condition by Iho
tumit;. i oaj ;i -id-1 thi i .. I..
i-onttael with liiike itntM-r
-tinnim: in September l '.:!.
Miii.vnvi: it(H)i' tii
11 v li
Al ST1X. Tex. t AP) - Th til
, , ... an onion's roo. says Ooi.lon
Ph. of Counlrjr Lit. or ,,, , ,.,. ,Vvi,,
Coinilry tiff, doc not nlw.i)'.. Iijitv : uaually .show u slibl iiocattxti
hreadlh, hill II bus deptll. Calvin charge vf eleclrii ity. llltTlur en
yv "I
CocllJii
OAK FLOORS
When you house clean
(his spring, lay a new oak
floor ritfht over the old
floor. It can he done
without much trouble
and the cost is low. Ask
us.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
I'M! INK MAIN -3JI.
"tiOOD M".U ICH gl'ICK"
YOUNG'S SERVICE STATION
Now Operated by
TAVE HENDRICKSON
and
HOWARD BALL
FREE
With your first cash purchase of 20
gallons of VIOLET RAY GAS dur
j ing month of April, we will give you
j FREE of Charge, a Complete Grease
Job. This offer is for the month of
April Only.
Come In Once, You'll Come Again
Corner Fir, S and Monroe
VICTOR RECORDS
ADLER MUSIC
STORE
DANCE RECORDS
10-inch 73 cents
Where i.i,-, -;,,. )rfo.
tills (;,si,v .0x Trot SIS""
50 s.mipnthciii' .,x Trot
The lllirh Hatters
Miike up H. ln,i: I'ox
Trot 1'31'S
Satin 1'ox Trol
Ard'-n-Oliinan Orcll.
"lalii'l :j sh, .-ox- Trol
Olsen's Music
2-7.'
I'nnt vn rndcrsiamP.'
l''X Trot
The Ulch Hatters
lherr Will No, or N-Anol.la-r
Mary Waltz rise'1
l-'iorllo's Orchestra
llat-lein Madncs-. 1.0. trot
t'oon-Saiidors orch.
tme I f .0x Trot
t oon-Sanders Orclieslm
:;.-ioi
talk of (be Town l'ox (rot
Weeins orehcstrii
Halijln' n. (ilrt,.
(.ali' -i'ux Trot
Kiorlio's Oicln stra
51 ns nf th,. I-In,l Walt
Wayne Kintr's orehestr i
t