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ES GITANDE EVENING, OBSERVER, EA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, April 2d, 1930
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WATCH - READ
Sensational
WEDNESDAY'S OBSERVER
IT'S STARTLING - AMAZING
COVE PLANNING
FOR GRADUATION
' j
Cloxron Qnnlnpc in T?nr.ni70 .
beven fceniois to iveceive
Diplomas Dean Jewell
to Give Address.
IIV Mi
;. (J. OlIlUlll
((,)hHorvor
( JOITI'SIKJIUU'III )
COVK, Ore. .'(Mju'elal) The
fevliool year h TiihI di'a wImk ' a
l-liiHt! vvllh -otily Ih roe weeltH left
UKl lite laclu in and inipllH are
u 1 1 t'arni'slly wuiUIhk to finish the
yriir'H iL'itiiri!tl woi'h. Huvt'ii pu
JIIh will ho Knidnatf-d Ihi.H yinr,
four I10.V8 and tlirci- Klrlf. I'ar-
lu-r Knvirrs, John (.'om.stocK, Clar
pneu Ilt'i'lm-h. (linydon l.tirrc,
pM Andei'Hou. Dorothy Hurkcr and
(lliidj'K llarrlM.
; May day will he ' ttrh biiiicd l-VI-d:iy,
Iho program t: IickSji at !::te
li. in, with Hip rrmvnliitf ol' I he
May (UiPii. l.oitlst' And.-iKun hu.(
Ih'cii choin riiHM'ii and the crown
luj; cc ron ,u,ii'H will form the must
iintritiiK part or iu prunrtini.
The
hlirh hi-Iidm kIi-Im will wind tin
wmmm
Here are seven dollar day Specials
which every family , conveniently
needs.
Women's spring hats, every color to match your
costume. From our regular stock sold at !M.yr to
?2.!)5. Dollar Day, your choice
Women's hose, fine hum ceri.cd lisle in colors of
licijre, peach, tan, nude, Kind and bronze.
Dollar Day, I pair
Men's khaki pants, heavy
Dollar Day
Men's Dress Skirls in neck hand style, small uroup
only for this occasion, Dollar Day, -I for
Heavy p.iade fancy Turkish Towels Cannon brand.
KcKular low price seller at Nils each. (! -4
Dollar Day, 2 for f
Canvas Cloves, heavy
10 pair
fjrade.
Men s dress or work sox, black, cordovan nnd urcy
i.ui ii-Kuiar zoc pair. Hollar
Ek Et3Dnno'". n 1 1 1 ii 1 mi
Closed
MOMOW
nnouncementl
in
'The Store for Men"
I.May Ph.T Then! will lie mush: and
a nleo prtiffraiu to follow under the
direction -or Uio freshmeui rla.su. A
I fit P. prnKi'am of UhlctlcK Iuih been
! arranged for-lho day. A. Kenenil
traek m.eel; iiiehKlhiK' slunts of
viu-Iouk kinds. i public! lunch will
lMI H(1.vi,lld ,lHnir lho. nuol) jlolu.
hy tho Wonvtn'K phih. Mvh. J. it.
l-'leteher Is ehairntan of the lunch
hat a eriinmitteo of lho emit wom
en will serve, .
Tuesday, Alpy 13 will ho rom-
I nienc einent day wllh JaH. It. .lewel.I
dean or vocational education at
the Oregon Hiale coIIcko as speak
or. M Ivs lOlslo A ndernnn Iran
heen chosen valedlclorhili and
I'arker Setrn salutal'irlan. The
eliiHrt day pr"Ki'aii wlllh o hold
Tuesday iii'icrnoon. Alay I :i at lho
hl;;h Hchnol axspnihly ron.ni. Tho
iH'.i caliiineate Hcnuoii will bo Klven
at thn Melhoillst, Kplscopnl church
Hunrliiy ovenlnw, May 11. tho Itev.
.M. M. Hei'Mhey nri'ielatlntf. The
iMdiuillnH' class Iium soin,e iirlvatc
and tipeclul plans for the annual
"mien I;' day when .they expect lo
mei-L ti cImsh from anuther schonl j
anil enjuy t!ielr r relic together.
Tho IteV. N. K. Ilershey, of the ,
M,Miodi:t'.i hureh, bean a serien
of nlv Sei-uioiin Hunday ninrnhiK: mi
DAY
Wednesday
April .30
' Hero's yout'. urea test
opportunity to save
almost one - hull' on
Dollui' Day at the New
York Store.
' i.
$1
n
tailored (jJ-J
uradc, neatly
$1
.$1
Day, 8 pair
RK-3TDRE
n
fi
the Holy Ohost. The series will
eontlniio until the anniversary of
-the day of I'enleeosl.
.Mi-s. Itoyal Conley was hostess
lo the Ladles' (lull, I nl a ilellKhl
I'lil parly at her home Saturday
afternoon. At the business ineet-
I Inif the annual repurt was read.
I Two new iiielnliers were enrtdlefl
I In lho (lull. I, Mrs. I'Vanlilyn Wells
I and .Mrs. Itay Kneliler., Ilrldj,-e
, was played at four tallies. .Mrs. T.
tt. ConHlln wlnnlnv the hlishseore
.and AIih. (1. K. Iturlier. the low.
A dainty luneh was st-rved at the
elose 01' (he Kaine. 'Ihe women
present, were: .Mrs. It. I. Darker,
..Mm. tl. K. Marker, Mrs. J. It.
Kletiher. Mrs. T. ( '. Ilertv. Mrs.
J. 10. Mill,:. M,rs. T. II. Conklln.
.Mrs. Iuln. I'reslo. .Mrs. Kranklvn
Wells. .Mrs. Itay Kaekler, .Mrs. Joe
t.iryelle. M.ni. A.. '. Glenn and Mrs.
i'. K. Ilertseh. Mrs. Iloyal Con-
ie.v was eleeled a, deleRale froirl
inn KUlld lo attend eonvoeatlon at.
1 cm. ill-lull April 27-1'ti. She left
Mimiay inoi iilnif and look wilh her
inc i 11 11 1 in I report of the k,i.j 0
rend at i-onveeatlon.
: ove .Mluh school hoys plaved
liaselmll at Knlerprlse h'rlilay af-
lernoon. Hie seore heln' a u 3
111 favor or Kiiterprlse.
Th " inlrket and Kioeery or
'. A. Smllh was closed hy the sher
iff Saturday Mflcrimon.
Kddlo Hartley who Is n-orklni; In
Hie forest service over hevond
Sumni(-,rvHle spent Sunday wftli
his laml'y here at houie.
RUPTURE SHIELD
EXPERT COMING TO
TUESDAY, MAY 6
At die Foley Hotel J
From 1() a. in. to 4 p. m.
Evenings by telephone
.appointment onlv.
ONE DAY OXLY
AO (liaise for
Consultntion
Mr. C. t Ui'dlich
c.M'ri. snys:
the sllecesNflil
Tho "IVrfrrt Ivclcntioii Slili-ldM"
hold the rupturo pcrrrrtly. no mm-ti-r
what iMisiilun the Ixnty as
smni s or how heavy a weight ytm
lill. Tlioy lii.stuiit irltrf, ron-
ti:irt I In- tiK'hhiK In a roinnrknhi.v
stunt Ihllc (Illll NllVimlhril tH. w,.;,
tissm-H (tin- mil finiMc .,r mpiiirr)
no that thry frHi itvitUy n-cov.-r
thi'ir pri' imis natural rpltilnlnt;
puwt-r. ncedlntc nn I' liiln-r uu1m1i
N'ipporl. Sliiniiirh inmhli-. h-u-li-mw
and iihi.hI ipal lull olt n finis--d
hy rupnir,- promptly disappear.
Truly r.-MiarUuhlf and prompt iv
failiM hav. hri-n khtnin-d not only
uHh rTfiH and not Hilly develop",
ed ruptures hut nlxo Hh old, lorn;
lieirleeted lines.
luKeninus, iM-eently perteeted de
viees ure now holding ruptnn
ririnty whleh lien'tofore never had
heeti letnill-'d.
No ehisth- holtM nur filthy
sirapw are used.
I truarantee tin- durnhllity uf my
uhsohiteiy veat and inuistiire
prot if. sanitary appliaiu-e.H.
TfiS of ruptured children re
rnyer etmtphtely tliroiiKh expert
nieehanieul treatment aeronlluj; to
KtuttMK'H.
I to md wiiNtc your mom y on
widely id erti.ied mall order rn..
tvauttoiir. Yoit ennuot fit mhiihi if,
l I'. Kl lI.H II. Uiipiun An.
piiuiuv r.MTi. HotHo oniit'.
I'.oMini hlM i, .hiurnMlK Mlaue-
IC MeCoo, fewest . ranger for
this district, will leave MViy t to
hcijiii work In tha range. Ucrt l
Voro and Iurrel -J-'ulp havo been
out In the Mlnam' country (or Sev
ern 1 days looking after telephone
linen und the tmllii.
Tho district association of -the
Itoneiinh lodge will meot In Cove
Wednesday evenlnjr. 'April 30.
This will comprise tho lodges of
Iji Grande. Elgin. 8uiillui'n'llle.
Cnlon nnd Cove.
K. H. Conklln, of Ontario, was
a vlfltor at the home of Mrs. A.
G. Conklln Thursday evening.
.Mr. and jrrs. Ben l)e llonlo
have received word from their son.
Ilennle, who went to Han lllejjo
April 1 to. enter the navy. . Ho
seems well pleased .with his new
job. Jfe Is a member ;of' f.'oni
pnny A. ICe sent hi parents a
picture of his company. -Including
mo captain, -mere fir 97 en--
rolled. 1 Co will enter as prepara
tory school, where ho nlll bo for
several months, before beconlliiK
a regular In the LT. s. N. ,
Mrs. K. K. Coad. Mrs. J.. JO.
.Mil In and Mrs. T. C. Hetty Vent
16 Iji Grand Krldiiy eveninjj to
see "Whito W.lmts.-
Mr. ami Mas. H. llell are vis
Itlnc their daughter. Mrs. Hlalne
Cieer In WalK Walla, Wash., and
a brother of Mrs, Hell, W. K. Uoux
of College Place. . Mr. lloux re
turned only a few days aco from
l.os Angeles where ho -has been
unlcr medical ca're.- . . ' -
SCHAAF BEATS
LOUGH RAN IN
PHILADELPHIA
I,IUL,A-lfaLIltfAV:Anr..'20''.(Ar)
TolllJtU.y .J.Ollshrn.n'.S heavyweight
rhumpioiishlii nsjdrnl.lo.ns,. have 're-.
celved ttnotherj .'swero Jolt, . I hi
tliii.e ; nl ..tho- .i'lvinds- - of Hrnle
Schuaf, 2 1. , In 11 ncnsn lollal 1 0-
round untile here Inst night.. One
of the Judees snored I.oiiRljitin as
thn winner and the -other voted for
draw.;- -,. ,. . .'. ',, ..
.The. verdict,. -of-.--Mefereo lou
Itouek" iircclpltaleu" .i noisy dnfn'
onstratlfin jn the' part or the fans,
Police were called to 'disperse the
erovvd, which stormed about, the
center .of the-nrena ' for several
minutes after ihe' final romc.
Most of 'the fans tleelarcd ' tha
i.oiiKnran snouiil nave irotten
worse, t ha n a ' d raV;
t. oinliiff on the. he'ols - of 'his
knockout lit tho hands of Jack
Kharlsey last sununcr, the defeal,
In the opinion of experts, has low
ered l.ouKhran'n heaVywelBlit pros
pects materially, "
A yoar ago lil(ihran, then hold
er of the llitht heavy welirht title,
won " a .decision over Sehaaf.-In
lloston. Hut last nlsht tin found
I the liostnn Boh a srenily hpiporvcil
iiKiuer. i.ouKiiran. sun ,tne clever
hcxer of old, excelled In that de
partment, ,hut Sehaaf ivaa hy. far
the iM'ller -.-fiirhter. : -
There were. no. linockdowus, but.
Ihere ,w.tre ".niliny Jiard-.-bltAns
ehiinKed lind liotli;mMi were, bleed-.
Ine ' from -cotsi olf. Hie . fate nnd
over tire eyes.
Holding Up Purde
Of Kid Chocolate
'I'OItON'TO. Apr: 1? I ( A I ' ) Of
flslals Of - tho Ontario - Alhltl(.
bovlng 61 inmlssion ' today, wero
lioldin up lho purse, of KJIt t.'lioc
olale. tii bun feal herwelght, as a
result of-his showing last . liigltt.
against Johnny Krlckson of Now
York. '
(.'hoeolate wart awarded Ihe de
cision alter the leu round bout liv
vote of the two Judges, but Hel
ereo l.ou -Marsh d(H'llned to cast
hln ballol. .The Cuban gave Wrick
son a thorough trouncing and al
most, knocked hlin oul In the lasL
rounds, hut -the officials worn dls
mllsfled with tho Culian's showing
In the earlier rounds.
Itefereo Mui-sh warned (Mioeo
lalc's manager. 'I. tils ( nil urrox, be
tween roundn'-to -order I'liueolnle
to open up. Lliillerreu said Ihe
Cuban hail Injured both hands In
Ihe first round and mm disin
clined tu extend hhiuielf when lie
could win easily unywuy.
The majority of fans appeared
vallslli-,1. .. .
OLD MAN MORTON'S
(hIVLD"' mo d3l2?r MISTER,! wwt' V W-touWe 60T . '
V w!! -jWgggggSg.-: BA1-L tOUT M-V , s 'bAUf LEAGUE J IP HE D
-Il ' VwftST" V SCOOTER UAUL-HE S? XfirE WTH EVeR MEMIO
iS6 I POTfT ).-,L MONIM' ME UP OH I THftT " SIM,fclC 1 PJ' BKi
! MIMD yii&a A CONTRACT! yf tiU- HOW. IF I A)?eil,E'1JAt
I f & BUT IP YOU'RE Y WTA 1 HEADT'SO) TWO
ME h WlS ARM rtiSrJS
j
ELMER GOlsX. ;''i";.V".' y
i I51 Th. A. P- llr.l Bnlaia R'thu llrttl ' . 1 i
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
Mar
.Inly
May
July
Sept
Strawberries In
Good Supply And
Quality; Peas Up
POrtTLAMJ, Ore., Apr. 29 (AI')
Hirer and butter prices were with
out change today. .
. Hevlewlng tho rrult and vege
table situation, the l ortlantl bur
eau of the L". a. department of ag
riculture says:
California strawberries were in
liberal supply, and of good nullity,
with no hold-overs from last week
Movement was good, at 52. 00 oi
tS.li per 24-piul crate, to retullor.1.
"Cauliflower prices advanced to
$-.i5'per cratir, on account of de
clining supplies. California, ship
ments, arc decreasing.
"Tho market is Btlll oversunplied
with local radishes, ami retailers
bought- at' 'IGfiri.'Oe per dozen
bunches.- ',-
First supplies ' of new-crop
northwestern head lettuce tire now
lluhd. fool Wei I hei-' i.:ne.ll...
ftlrthoi-'. Hlriiwhorrv' i-eeetiilx I'.frriin
Oregon' .'producing districts.
. i-eas am -advancing In'' price,
from 'their ahnorinally low levels
0f a8t week." '
;, -issrios itAiii ii;t ision ...
i WASHINGTON'. Apr. 2!i (AD
-r-Aequlsltlon hy the Southern I'a
,olf It: conniany. of- the .(.'luckaiiu'is
Kaslern rallrwul,- wlileh -was per
initteirat tho same time to ueuuirc
a - loKBln'ir.; .road , In .. Claekamas
county,-Oregon, was approved to
day by the Interstate coniamu'ec
commission. . .
Closing Weak In
Exchange Today
NKW yoilK. Apr. 2ti (AV)
Htuuk . exj)i!rlehcLd another sharp
.sel-hnelc Knlny when tho rally.
whieh slnrled soon nfler the open
ing, failed to follow through.- Sdll
fnjf prcsHuro was partk-iilurly -voro
against the cuppei-.i anrl -rails.
more thnn a scoro of which were
hamthured lo new low levels for
ihi! year.- Weak spots al.so cropped
ontc iii' hCnrly all other leading
Ki'oupB. .the (leulineH mnnintf irojn
Deail:
. tss'Htatrii lms Vhuin
Tht sudden passing of 14-year old
Ruth Hartman opened an inquiry in
to the cause of her death and those
of her father and brother. Her
mother, Mary Hartman of Long
Beach, Cat., was arrested.
SON, ELMER
l, Sicrlo Quia .:
WHEAT
Odcii iiirIi Low Close
..i.u3 1.0194 i.sy( i.o2i.oa
..i.ooyHy. i U7', i.o.-.'fi i.o.-.?4
...1.0l.lO I'll)!, l.OKV, l.Hl.09
..i.t-Hia 1.M51 i.uty,
I'OIl'l'liAl WUK&T
Oicu III;;!) Ixjw Close
l-ul l.oi l.a! 1.03(4
! l.o.-.-; 1.(15 54 l.("'!s
-I."" l.(l l.n.-.JA l.o.-
I to 7 point iii tho active fHUt'H,
and 119 much an 11) iointH lit hoihu
or tllO HpMCiulttt'H',
'J' ho c lo.so wiiH w fa k . Kti 1 ph a p -proxinrit'U
5,50O,0OU hIuuuh.
FLIERS DESCRIBE
ECLIPSE OF SUN
(Continued from Tage Ooo)
faster the bhawud cniuo on ho
clouds ht'low. JL paH.seti beneath
I iif: ho rapidly wo could hardly per
ceive u. j urninK our plane wo
photographed it as it disappeared.
Shadow Luminous
"Tim shadow appeared to lo
in mi nous and bluish purple and lla
dlaiuctor was aboul. three-fourths
of a mile, with lis cdtea clearly
del'ined.
"A Hiiow.lorin was rarjlng below
tiie pkme at thn tinw of the
eclipse, and tho exhaust funics
from tho plane froze and left Ions"
trailiti',' streaks in the sky."
The eclipse caused a noticeable
drop In temperature' to, the Rcl-r
enlists on tho rrrciuml., As the slty .
daikeneil the air liecame chill, and!
an unearthly silence uued tic spec
tators. J'tJKTIiAXI) C'ASir
J'OltThA.VI), Ore., Apr.- 2!) ,(A1')
Cash wheal: IIk Hclid bluestem,
hard Willi,, I. It.
Soft white $1.05.'. '''.'...' ..... .
. Western whito Jl.lui,
' llai-d winter $1 tel. .
Northern spring $1.03.
"Western red i.$n:i.
Oats: No. L'-SS II,. while $3(1.00.
Today's ear receipts: wheat 31,
barley 1, flour i, corn 4, oats 2,
hay 1.
About Ourselves
Every duty wo omit obscures
some truth we should luive
known.
1 'O K'l'l :A - I I il V KSTOCK
rOUTI.ANI). Ore..
Apr. (AT)
( altle; fill, calves Hi: steady for
steers and ii 50c higher for she
stock nud :ir,c for steers. Steers'
1 I0I)-I.'I00 lbs. .$10 75 . (if , $1 1,26,
good $ll.r ii, (ill. sr., medium
Slo.25 fo SI 1.25. Coiuinon Jii.oor,)
$10.25. Heifers, good $10.50 dfi
$ll.on. Common to medium $S.25
Hi $10.50. Cows, good $3.60 r $10.
common to medium $7.25'S'$!t.5ii, .
low cutter to cutter $1.00 w $7.25.
Hulls (yearlings excluded) $7.50 G
$S.on. cutler to medium $0.00 nil
57.r,il. Calves $il.S0Sj' $ I 0.50. cull
lo medium $7.00lM $!i.5ll. . Veulers-.
milk fed $12.01) ut $in.oo, medium
Sio.oiiiii $12.00. cull to common '
$7.50 111 $10.00. I
Hogs: 250, Including loo direct.
lalUing around steady .heavy w.lght i
i j0 tie $10.75. Medium weight
SKUMK-i $ ,:r,.. llght weight $11
11.2.1. ,lght lights $10.f $1
I'aeking hows $S.n(irt $D.cmi. Slaugii
ler pigs $!n.00f to.pf). Boeder and
.stoeker pigs $ I (1.50 rii 1 2.50, (Soft
or oilw, hogs nnd rousting pigs ex
cluded in ahovo quotations).
Miecp: 4oo. Including 2!i!i on
contract: quotably Htcady. Unit hi,
S xHM, 84 to !I2 lbs. SJMKk;
$:t.00. '(2 lbs. down $7.50 fa $S.50.
All weights, common $.nri rtt 7.50
Yearling wethers $5.50 4i. S7.0o:
kwcs $4.75 $5.50;
ehoief! $:t.75' $5. Olf.
$l.50 $:t.75.
medium to
Ail weights
SL'OiAi: AMI I'M) I K
1'OltTLAND. Ore.. Apr. 29 (AI1).
Sllnar (sacked basis): steady .
fruit or li-rrv $5 10 per owl.
; ' :
' "Rv Hoar TTi'ff
J-,J' V&Cdl X11LL
Boot sugar J4. 95 cnt. . t
Mour (city delivery prices)
steady; family patents. 46s 17.20:
whole wheat. OS $C.3o: graham,
4'js KS.30; bakers' hard wheat. 98s
J0.60: bakers' bluestetn patents, 49s
10. CO; pastry flour, 49s 0.7o.
FIND IT
HERE
Oop7 for this column mart be
la by 9 ft. m. ,
Vest(!nliavcr
Suo toinorrow'.s ad.
t.
CAItl OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank our many
friends for their many expressions
of kindness and sympathy durinc j
our recent bereavement, and ulso i
for the many beautiful floral of
ferings. Mrs. Oeorpre Ackloy and family ;
Mrs. Martha Ackley and family. :
4-211-1 t. .
? ? ? ? 7 Weslen haver
Se tomorrow's ad. ' 4--f-l t.
Ilcmstitclilng, pleating, hntton
holes, etc Norton's Kiddle Sliop.
Adv.
".TKA t-L'I'S AM) SAI C'l-:llS
-Nice enough for your party ser
vice and ut a price which you can
afford to use them for everyday.
Fine Bavarian China Tea Cups and '
Saucers, and Salad 1'Iates, In six
different color combinations, at !iNc j
for a set of six plates and !Sc for J
three tea cups ami saucers, now on
special sale at lliclmrdson's Art
and' Gift Shon. 4-1! !-- t- !
nvixvi: iavs v.vni; !
..uoTiir.ii's day i
'I'iike iidvantape of the special
Rift service at . Itichardsen's Art
and Oift Shop in the selection of
your Rift for Mother on -Mother's j
Day. Hundreds of new and useful i
articles for mother will be found I
in the gift line at Hichardson's Art
and Gift Shop.
4-211-2 t
.NOTICE OF EXKCL'TION SAM-;
, Nolicc in h!rel)y given tluit undec
and by virtue of a foreclosuro exe
cution, decree and order of sale
issued out of and under the seal of
the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon for tho County of Union,
dated tliu SJst day of .March, 1930,
to me directed and delivered upon
' a Judfrment decree and order of
. Halo duly niailo and entered In Huid
court on the 31st ti.y of ai irch,
lt30, in a suit therein pending
iw.'ieroin tlic State of Oregon, repro
,'scnted and acting by A. W. Nor-
blad, Governor, Hal K. Hoss, Secre
tary of State. Cieoitfo A. White.
"Adjutant General, Walter S. Fisher
and V. C. North, comprising the
World War Veterans' Stuto Aid
Com 'nlsidon of tiio Stale of Oregon,
in plaintiff, , and Dlako C. Shields,
.sometimes known aa H. C. Shields,
and Elsie.' ar. Shields, somel lines
known as Elsie N. Shields, hts wife,
and Harry Hoflman are deiend
anlfl, In whhph said suit a judgment
and decree was duly entered in
favor of plaintiff and against the
defendants, Blake C. Shields, some
times known as I). C. Shields, ant
Elsie M. Shields, sonic. lines known
as Elsie N. Shields, nnd e'K'h of
them, in the sum of $2841.50. to
gether with interest thereon at tho
rale of 4 per annum from tho
r.tu .imf ., min ..niti .. .. i.i
, f1.,hr ' ; ..,;.' '
gether with interest-thereon at the
rato of 0 per annum from the
nth dny of January. 19,10, until
paid, the sum of $250.00, reasou
ttblw atlorney foes, n..d for plain
tiff's eosfs and dlsbursoments in
curred in said suit, taxed at $54.50,
and in which decree it was further
ordered and decreed hat tho here
inafter described reai property lie
sold under execution in tho manner
provided by low.
. "y '"" - oi wiici
and in obedience to thn eoininiind
of said writ, I will., on "WedneKduv.
ithe 30th day of A.A. 1930. at
oo o'clock in the afternoon, at
the front door of tho courthouse in
the
City of Lrfi Clrande. Knion
- - "" ''"". " no niRnest
" , ' "r '"""' "' ""J-l "
redemption, the following descrihed
r!:al i"'Port' " of ihe title,
richt. interest lyul equity of the
said defendants, and each of llieui.
in nnd lo the said deserlheil real
property, on tho date of the mort
R.'iffo foreclosed In said suit or since
acquired therein or tiiereto. or that
they now liavo therein or tiiereto.
lo-nit:
t.ot tour ;;, iiiocH Kour (1), I
Wisdom's Addition to tiie Cily j
of Ii Clrande. Vnion Countv,
1 SPRAY MATERIALS
ARSENATE OF LEAD
LIME AND SULPHUR
BLACK LEAF 40
EVERGREEN FOR CABBAGE
WORMS
Erickson
Durland
Phone Main 792
1525 Jefferson St.
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
A Strap-Pump
For Girls
Growing girls will all like
this strap pump of gleam
ing Patent Leather, trim
med with fancy grain un
derlay. Their mothers will
like the low price 1
$2;98
! Stato of Oregon,
I lho proceeds of lho said sale lo ho
applied to the payment of the said
juilKiuent and decree after payment
of lho costs of sale of the said di-.
crihed premises.
J luted at I.a Gr-mde. Oregon, thl3
31st day of March. l'JIIO.
JKSSI-J nitKSHK-A HS, Sheriff of
l.'nion County, Oregon.
Hates of Publication:
April I, 8, in, L'2. 23.
? V ; ? , ? ? Vesti.'lthavi-r
See toiiMirrow's ad. 4-211-1 t.
WILSON'S J'liAXTS
Will be on sale at MacMarr store
No. 371 (I'orinerly Stone's) and at
.Mrs. Norrls' on May 1. 4-2'J-l i.
YOI It Al.'I'O
Have your Auto Glass work done
at Itlchardson's Art and Gift Shop.
1'hey specialize in wldshleld and
side glass tilting. 4-211-2 I.
ORDER
Yrour
For
MOTHER'S
Reserved Only Two
Weeks More.
THE L. & L.
DRUG CO.
pmvmmttfBisamma
Our
New Modern
Invalid Coach
Our new Sedan type
Invalid Coach has been
purchased for the ex
press purpose of giving
the people of La Grande
ana the surrounding ter
ritory the very best in
Ambii lance equipment
and service. We also do
not charge for this ser
vice and it is free to all.
WALKER'S
Funeral Service
Main 42.
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