La Grande evening observer., May 06, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, May 6, 1930
STORE-WIDE 1 1
CLEARANCE
UIXUU
;r; Now
On
uu:cti:i a rixi.ow
. C'OKVALIJH. Ore. f AI J It. Jl.
Ieaiboin,; professor of uloctrlcul
.nJncerlne: Ihtp, hi'S been olei.'ted
?fc filiow In tlio American IiiHllttilti
i Kloclrle.nl KiiKiiH-ers. itocutr
AnKIo.ii 1 ut: n -fellow constitutes, the
JtlgheHl-Ki'adc of nu'tn.bcrshlp cun
vjferred by the Institute.
tJ Only two other fellows of the
institute are in Oregon. They arc
JO. Cnldwoll, vice preHilenl. of j
Wti -Portland Klertric. Ivvor com-j
'ivahV, ttnd K. I), Kearlnjr, advisory
nff (iieer for 1 hat coin pa ny.
;iasii:ss iii;i,k
IV '. Oiir'Prii'CS are
; lte.-:onahlii
1AW all bther Imsl
' ness ciHerprises, , we
.try to receive a rea
sonabln compensn
.(Ion for our work.
Ilut we have found
' Hint thero Is a lilffb
. rr reward than prof
Mi, the kiiowledKe of
ll (felliilnu HKKVM'K
. rendered in a con
HCientlo:m and syni
pathetic manner.
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
,5T-a AT SPRING ST.
C PHONE"42
AT , YOUR SERVICK
WrrH THE LOWEST
; PRICES IN TOWN
.; MEN'S WORK
SHOES in full stock.
Neat, strong- and dur
able $1.85
" SHIRTS AND
TRACK PANTS
Fine ribbed under
shirts, track pants in
attractive figures
39c "d 49c
NlwYSRKbTaRE
Professional Directory
TIiIn iltntctory Is oNwlally liiimly for Ibo nowinmor or for Die
nnt-of-Umn iciulor uhci niny ivanl tho nninn and mlilrivw ir hoiuo
liroto.Kklonnl mini. H lias boon (aii'lully pri'inrl'l and will pre l
to lin ii rcmly iilil tu miy roiulor la iihtaliilii iirmiiiit pnifessiimnl
lorvlco.
CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK RKFERENCE
Physi
liciims & SurKcons
A. Ij. ntC-nAIIOSON, SI. I).
riiyiilclnn and Surgeon
Office over Glass llniKH
Oftlcs Phono, M-15 Itcs. M-5S
Asti-ologcr
sins. n!i:ii:i'.icii iii,mi:s
am x, avi:.
Rcsdliigs Unity.
IlaUlllB by .Mall a Specialty
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
LeKve
La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m.,
4:00 p. in.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
Fnr infWncition H MAIN 7fl9
Duy UouiiU-'lnp Tickets niut Sa
(fMIC) for HI) tH A.
CLASSIFIED ADQ
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties j w-Jf
NEW TODAY
I'OU SAM-: Yr. old lA-KUtyin lnn,
now laying, ISUfc Z. I'll. 313-M.
G-G-3 tp. j
KOK HM,K1a I Jt. p. (leurrul
KlcctrU: niolur; II jjJiuhu, 00 cycle,
1 8,000 r. p. in.; complete with
miir-tliif? coiitpciiHUtor, pulley and
Ln;lt. JOxcclli-nt comlitiuii. Avail
able June i:i when it will bu nr
- placed by lai'Kvi" initlor. $100
vinlt for lin inciJ Ja to Kale. Call
Kvwilnt OIjhoiVit. 6-0 -S I p.
JJl Jl.lJlNU and remodel, wr wmk
iloim ri;;ht on time. I'laiiH and
(.sliinuti.H without oljl (nation,
l.'all Main SO, Ii. Auntii. 6-0-1 t
KUlt SAI.K f it'll davenport, ruj?
ii. h1 library table, 2 1 1 f Oak HI.
I'll. 6-0-3 lp. .
WANTKb To inn I 4-rtn. fiirn.
house, 1M0H Adams. 6-0-6 I,
Al.M'K K. Clates-(,harlH reprcsen-'
tatlve Is here direct from I'orl-
hind hUqwIuk ' tlto new Clmi'ln J
fouinlatioii Kitrnient. You can j
rice tire her services whenever you j
desire by coinmuulcaiinK with j
I mij a fioi eHM, n;iL-ujuwt-u j im. in.
M k;io. 5-0-t f.
-
HKNT I'll. apt. . JjffhlH
and wuter furn. 2 1 OK Adams.
, f 5-G-U
j KOlt KKNT 5 loom house, tlll
i furn. Call at 1002 M live. 6-0-2 lp
iSKUKNA OKIES 7-plece orchestra
plays for the l O. M, uim.iHl
.May ball, Wed., May 7. Tieltels
ff.iio, (jood time, novelty dajioe;
with kewjiiir doll prizes. 6-0-It
Sl'.MMKIt It AT KtSltniH. for rein.
, Can do own. laundry, . Mrs. (;.
Wilson, 1 .11 1 Allan. s. G-fl-il lp.
FOR SALE
I KOlt HAI.H IturroiiKhH adding
inaehitie. Piaetically new. A
real buy. Inquire. Hacajawea
! barber shop. 4-6-6 t
AI.KAI.K.V HKHIl 27Hc to SKc !T
Hi. O. H. Hi-hhIoiih, Hot IjiIiii.
rlione l''uniiei-n 02, Union I0.V.
6-1-4 tp.
IO II KAI.H TcnlH lor tlio cnnip-
. lilt; Hl-IINOIl. All H1.CH fllHl flhlipi'H
for ciuiiih'I'h, lourlulH. Hco uh Tor
ri'iil jiiri;nin. Jliille.s Kurnlturo
Htol'i1, 0-3-41.
l''OU HAI,K--lton'ly-cul Imiihi-r for
liilllillllKH of, liny ln nnd kind.
A lioimi pi-oduct. rluro your or
der with 1'nln Uoiiaciuet. iMiiln
unit, inland Clly. 4-23-1 nip
I'Oll HAI.10 Modem 6-rm. Iiouhi
two Iota lOiuit AdfiiiiH $211.00
(noiitlily. Here Oiiklnnn, 2111
Uivld ijlotl lllili;. Dutrult, Mich.
4-1S-I nip
I.LSTKN KOLKS Go wen hatched
chicltn live, grow and product
morn eRgu per pultet than clienp
er chlx offered, Kour extra oggh
per pullet, more than pays the
differenco in cost and the bal
ance of increased production Is (
. prom. vnu i.egnoniH, 512u.uu
per loot); $05.00 ,( noo; $l i.iro
per too. (Jrder now. (iowen, Inc.
Hatcheries, Caldwell, Idaho, box
77 A.' 4-2JI-1 nip
KOR 8AI.K Cornor lot on WhhIi-
Ington, imiiiiro 1'JIM Oak St.
4-7-1 nip
MISCELLANEOUS
HTOI.KN rarly Is known wlm
took vobe from l'irI touring
car Sat. night at ihe apph? luuise
in May Fork. No iiucstious asked
If returned to Observer at once,
otherwise prosecuted. fi-Ii-H tp
SO.M.MKIt 1IOTFI. Modem and
qiili't. 1'ersonal service. Lobby up
HtahH. Depot and Wash. Also
first cIuns apartments. Sen w
fur eomlorl. 4-":t-l in.
m:ic i:. iionvv, M. i.
i, i:va vii,ki:s, ai. i).
Pructloo llmltoil to dlsoasos of
the Kyo, l-.'ar, Noso and Throat.
Now Knloy Tclophono
Uulldlng Main 16
im. .?. k. woomci.ri
('lilriipraollc rhj-Hk-Inn
Olhor mothodti nppllod,
Olathormy, llllru Vlolot ltay,
Kood Solonoo, Sinusoidal and
lalviiiil.sm. Foot troubles oor
reetod, 20 Sominor ltldg.
l-hono 4D7-W.
lira. 9-5, 7-8 Itos. 190-W.
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five average word
to the line.)
Per line, 1st Inanrtton lOo
Per line, ech added consec
utive insertion 70
Minimum charge on one
order
26c
RATES BY MONTH
2 Unci, pur month ,.42.5Q
3 lines, per month -.,..$3.25
4 linos, per month i,00
6 lines, per month f 4.75
Koch additional line over five
charged at GUc per line per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
quired on all Classified orders to
ettrn thes rates. Higher rates
charged on all credit Insertions.
Copy tor all Classified orders
must be Jn this office by 10 A.
M. DA If OF JNSKKTJON. 8u.p
orders on ad Inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
the same hour or extra insertion
will be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cnsti rates may be earned on
Kb one orders by payment on or
ufore date of last insertion.
PHONE MAIN 37
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
'A GRAND JC MATTKESS A Up
holstering 4 Rug Cleaning
Worka PhODo 424-W. Chaa. Ed-wards,-Prop.
12-l-lm
MO.MKI TO LOAN Monthly In
Blallmnnt plan. On Improved
real ealato. Can suve you money.
J. H. Oliver. 4-J2-1
MONEY TO LOAN We are repre
. vontatlvea tor the Prudential In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loana at attractive rate,
of Intercut. Cbati. H. Reynolda.
. Innurance. loans and bonds.
EABTERN OKttQON School of
Mualc, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. O. O. P. tnmple, 447-J.
9-24-1 rn.
POUR HOLLYWOOD strain white
Leghorn chicks, heavy laying,
free range hens, mated to Brow
ne 1 1 pedigreed Cockerels, April
Kith, 12c; 23rd, Ho; May 1st and
later 10c. Hhip c. o. d. on ap
proval. Paclfib fintchory, Tang
ent. Ore. 5-2-1 nip
HOOFING WOlilt- Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Cull
Chas. HlldehrandV bJOW. 3-6-lmp
MONEx To LOA on improved
city property, vtr&lfftt lonas or
Installment plan. Luvest rates.
United mates InTetmont Co.
Phone Main SI. - l-io-lm
l-'Oll KIONS
hotol. -Cull hong, Konunor
4-ao-n .tp
FOR RENT
Full HUNT 111 iHllto homo.
Ijil-fjo, woll lihtod HloopillR
room, oomrortahlo doublo hiMt.
Sorvo homo-cuoK'l tnoal.H, 170::
I'll-at hi. or phono :i;i7-.M. 'fi-3-3 tp
l'Oll ItKNT JIollHoUi'oning rooms.
1512 Adain.i. r. -:i -1 r
KOI I JtKNT Apt.
Call 4SI-W.
r.-;i-2
KOIl UKNT Apt
KI07 l'onn.
5-2
KOlt UKNT Marbto. shop prop-!
erty at H.U K. ave. I'hone. :HH)-.. I
KOlt liKXT I -mi. furn. apt, I, O.
I'. temple, OG-J, 5-l-tt.
KOU KKNT KooniM. Modern, !
clean, reasonable. Has Wasli. 1
4-30-1 mp 1
lOU UK NT Modern furnished j
apts. Waverly Apis. 13 11 O nve.
4-'.'fi-l nip-
SCORCHY SMITH Traao
HiKTwm Vf R-coReHT-! - vouAr V-Spi . Wmml much, too. if you'd YMJjlMkj3lEA a all Ieady''-i tjon't? flew it up on we '
C RCLE-BAR rNCH BEFOKP BE SURPW5EV SVX " l aIMM 'UL Me BETTY, SCORCH
,SUNrET-aS vo.Jli liAIVs 4 l-IIE TO STAY AMD BE WlTd L iV y.iutfl ItIitiiiIijI 1. sM YOU EXAGGERATE lv"TIME ,N EA'SING , MtME ICEONTH'LAKE ,
, v wSrIy wfLrBrovt7A you.andjake!-- P-AmmMm 7Prn USr f J il-browns minWscbacwno up-
X: its just li iE taking ,;t iOiir iHwKlHl w'. M:iv M JjJsIfS?1- ---L Lfl . EC ... y I knew you'd
GTjORIA Tr'"' " u'int11-"" , " , ' FAIR WARNING T"" By Julian Ollendorff '
El' I -rLiS' I'M GLAD TO I GLO)?:A HAS SPOKEN MY NAME. I 1- I LOVE GLORIA, AND INTEND TO I VS- -SijtMI I il I I i
IS1 uil?iJITM KKJOW YOU, ABOUT YOU SO OFTEN, IS TOM, ' MAR1?Y WER WklEM I 130 YOU'LL ) WAVPN'T I 1 l
FOR RKNT Up-to-date furnished
apartment. Garago. Landls Court.
4-9-t f.
FOR ft IS N T Kit rn.
apt a,, with baths
raiu. Adulu.
wood.
tiowm and
clean, quiet,
IHlii Green.
7-10-lm.
WANTED
WAN'J'IJIi To euro lor Infant. $20
mo. Call Observer. 6-5-3 tp
-Housework. I'll. 450-J
6-5-3 t
WANTKI 1 Work. Waitress
housekeeping, 114 Adams,
room 5.
&-f-3 tp.
WANTKI) Clean cotton rags.
Will pay Sc per lb. Must be
clean and nothing but cotton.
Kvenlng Observer. : 4-lD-tf
WANTKU
All kinds of cement
work by C. IHiderbrandt. 404-W.
4-7-1 m.
LOST
JiOST vyn on kcyrln
I : ! 11 rn In OhmTvnr.
Iteward.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tills column most
in by U a. in.
IS VOI'lt UMUHIX ItKAHY?
Wilson's plants are. Everything
for flower and vegeuiblo gardens
at .MacMarr's
...Miie-iiy wivw
and at Mrs. Norris.
C-ti-2 tp.
Hemstitching, plea ting, button
fiolcH, etc. Norton's Klhiio Shop.
Aav.
FOIE .MOTH Kit ON MOTIIKK'S'
J)AV
'ostoria Glassware for her table.
A Pretty Flower Mow I.
A beautiful vase.
A useful ten or warflo set.
A Mother .Motto.
!A start of fill-ins in her dinuei ware
j A picture for her room.
A pair .01 levely book ends. 1'1U,II,! m.v 1- puiiiut, uni i-iuiii
A nice lump. '' points, Christina Niger fi poinis.
Something new in eoslume Jewelry. Klsi1 Anderson 1 point. The Junior
Ami a thousand other Ideas for irosh won the meet with a total
.Mother on Mother's day will be r J'0 polntu and the senior-soph,
found in the wonderful variety of lt-'am eored 100 points. The pro
useful and beautiful gift njerctian- ffam "'as ari"mged by the fresh
dise at lik-hardHon's Art and (ilrt n,in cinm ""o'er the direction ot
Khoii. n-(i-:i t - tbn English teacher, Miss pernlcc
l,a (.Iramlt! no:ol coffoo Hliop now! About 175 peoplo woro proHonl
opon until I l::i0 p. in ,6-2-1 t. 'at tho (Jlatrlot mooting of ltoh(huh.s
... at tho covo lotlgo Wodnosday (;vo-
lOXI'IOltl' I'lCTI'ltr: XVOItK Inlne. Tho proiiivun follmvH: Sin.
In
oiilarglng, hand tinting and
framing of yrmr pletiiroH at Klc-h
ardHon'.s Art and Gift Shop. fi-f,-3 t
Cove Celebrates
May Day Friday
At High School
I
lly .Mrs. A. (J. Con Klin
(Observer Correspontleni )
COVK, Ore. (Special) May day
wiiii cell-bratetl by the Cove school
I'YIdny. The morning was bright
;in,i .sunny and the entire program
uns ,.nn(.t,.( ollt o1- ,joors. Mr.
Springer made the annouuceinents
and In his opening. talk mentioned
that Cuve was celebrating- "M.uy
day and "Oregon day" and ulno
)i Ultle time hi the pro-
unim for a "health" celebration.
'''he rirsi number was a song "Ore-
gon. My Oregon." sung by the high
school with Clam Uoberts at the
piano. Tin. second number, song
"Kind l'ifide. Your Atl-mUnii" by
v XZ??" For
j Christina Nlirer and Darvy Mc
: Cool, Mrs. I jay accompanying.. A
J biifflri call' by Wesley Hershcy an
i nouilced the corning of the queen
and her cortage. Miss Louise An
derson had been chosen queen and
j her maids of honor were Misses
I Dorothy Parker, Vernona Goodell,
Klolne Witty, Lois Kinher. Kran
I els Cornsiock and Klslo Anderson,
i Train bearers wci-it Mnnfv Duvln
j and Sheldon Mtilr. cron bearers,
I Hc-nnie Delsrnan and flower girls.
Iiuogeno White. Sara Prothcr, Het
ty Orton, Jonna Lindsay, Jean
WIlIiuuiR, and Ijavonnc Smith. Th
queen was crowned by Ward Palgt
while her pages were Hoyul Hoerlt
grcn. Almon Golan, I'arker Severs
and Cecil Richards. After the coro
nation ceremony, thcro followed a
song and fairy dance by the lower
grades, Mnxlne Towle, the fairy
queen and her elves, Stella Lloyd,
Georgia Lindsay, liernetta Mus-
grove, Lois Jean tinker and Irene
Uacfer. The remainder of. the pre
gram follows: "The Oregon Trail
In 1K4U" by Muriel Orton nnd Hob-
,ert Witty; a short historical sketch
01 urvKon, y ioromy jtarser;
song by LoHoy Wilson, Miss An
derson ncconipanylng "When It's
Kprlngtlnu in the Uockles;" folk
dance by ten girls of the fifth und
sixth crinli'H lave l)nvor. Itertlui
white, Nellie Meroney, Velma
Jtlchardson, Velma Mac Jiichards,.
Phyllis Hancock, Kathleen Coin
stock, Ituth McNeill, Lena HrJstpw,
and Helen Lloid; group of . three
spring songs, , by ' eighteen grade
children; health recitation, "Milky
Way" by I'aye DeVore, "The Cow'
Helen Lloid, "Tins- Cow No.: 2"
Kathleen Coinstoek, 1 'My' Srrong
Wliite Teeth" Velma Mae lllch
ards, "Why the ('rooked Man was'
('rooked'! Velma Kichurdson; song. I
Vernona Goodell; song with like-
lele accoiupanimenti ' Dnrcy.;. Mr-
Cool; winding of thee May pole by
Kloino Witty,. Dorothy ;.'Harker,
Dorothy Golay, 'Frances Comstock,
I Vernona Goodell, Christina Niger,
Mttxlnb Murchlsoiit. Grace Hartley,
Mae Kisher, Dora Lloid, Lois Ki.sh-
nr
aud Klsle Anderson., In' the
,sp0rtH uvciits in the anniial track
,moQl. Don Sin th ranked hich with
a total of 21. points, Parker-Hovers
second, 18 points,. Tiny Jtobinson
third, 16 points; Genn Anderson, 14
jioints, Cecil Hlchards, 11 poiifts,
Warrl Paige, . 0 points, . Kenneth
Proctor 8 points,; Lowell Weliner,
0 points, Almon Geiss, A - points,
John Kisher, 2 points, J loyal
Uoerkgreh 2 points. .Warren Laird
2 pointM. Darey .McCool. 2 points
and Jlllly Clark 1 point. .For the
girls events, loulso Anderson W.is
t'irst wiih IS points, Vernona Good
points, Franci s Comstock 12
.points, Dorothy Parker 12 point?-,
i Via.
J' - l:d0 Collinn muUo tho uddrou of
woloomo.
Kong hy tho loilg
Heading by Mrs. t.'ora Rltiom
Song "I'lcka ninny L;illaty"
Mr. and Mrs. ( W. Clark.
by
riny. "The lireadful Itoy" niem
bers of (.'ove lodge.
"I.ovo Scene" by Mrs. Cora
Itlooiu and Mrs. ('allio Clark.
Tableau "Maddlesome Mattle"
by Hazel Clark and -Sirs. Gardiner.
Tlay, "Going Somewhere," by
Mrs. 8. Van Schoverhoven, Miw
Hazel J.lndsay, Cna. Conner, Mr;
Ra-y Williams, Matin n Murcliison,
itoy Haker and Hazel Clarke,
Ucadlntr. "S-ttinir II..,." Mrs.
C. Clarke.
Song, Mrs. TCIsle. Collins, Mrs.
Clarke, Mrs. Cora Itloom and Mrs.
ltay Williams.
Tableau, "Itislng Sii'i," Hussd
Mroney,
"Mock Wedding," Mrs. Hazel
Mndsay, the brld" mid Mrs. (telle
Alexander, the groom, Marion Mur-
chison and Non Williams, bride.
inaid4s. .lot Gardiner, ih best
man, Evelyn Collins, flower girl.
Mrs. Collins, the officiating min
ister, Mrs. Hioom, bride's mother,
itay Williams, bride's father, Mm j
Gardner, bridegroom's mother.
Miss Tililo Hjg, of La Orande,
sang a German song and as an en
core, with the help of the Ia
Grande women, responded with u
HwIhs song. Mrs. Ij. U. Lay ac
companying throughout the pro
gram. Refreshments wer served. There
were visitors from La Grande,
lon, Slmmervlllc, Klein, Wallowa,
Walla Walla and one visitor from
Kansas.
K. A. Say re, the county superin
tendent and his daughter, Miss Kth
el Say re, of Ja Gramle, came for
the May day fete at Cove.
Mrs. Pomona Johnson, of Trout
dale, is a guest t the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mra. K. J. Hlack-
hind.'
Mra. Hlaisdell, of San Je.i. Cal..
who has been visiting her daugh-
: ter, Mrs. Keith McCool, left Kttur
day morning to visit friends in
Seattle. After her visit In Seattle.
flnc will return here an o'l her re
turn to her home In California, she
will be accompanied by her grand
son, Oarcy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
McCool, who 'will spend a year In
the south.
Miss lid it h Johnson,-daughter of
Mrs.-Mary Johnson, ot Cove, was
united In marriage with Kiwln
Crowland at 1'ayette, Idaho Thurs
day night April 24. . The happy (
coupiu are 1 visiting at tne nome ot
the bride's mother here In Cove.
M rs. ( : r o w la n d went to H 0 1 s e a
couple of months ago and entered
a hospital to take nurses training.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Comstoek,
Mrs. I M. Lantz and Mr. Kesgard
of -Payette-; Idaho. wont to Wnllowa
Sat irday to attend the Pomona
I grange of Wallowa county.
j yuxa Luetic X'eck. who Ih a
Steadier at Itivcraidc nays that the
school board has recently purchas
ed for the school house a fine new
blackboard. :..'". j
Mr. -and Mrs. Itoyul Con Icy are ;
spending the weekend with un
aunt of Mrs. ConleyVat Flora.- -: j
if'; The city.governnicnt of Cove has
installed new "mop" signs to niUke
traveling sufer lit Cove. .. -
; .AL. V. '.Witty, who was injured
when two autos collided as- he was
walking along tne nignway, is out
oui is prcuy wm oanunKM. up.
To Allen Mills goes
ls tho honor of
been
ihc .ljiggest. trout that has
caught this season in Mill creek.
It measured 'i'2 Inches in length
and weighed 3 Vz lbs. dressed. Floyd
Mills, a brother of Allen, came in
Friday with a trout measuring 13
Inches in length und this is "some
trout" being much above the aver-
ago.
Mrs. itoval Cfinley returned 1
Tuesday from Pendleton where she
attended the convocation for tho .
attended the convocation for tho
Fasten. Oregon diocese.
MAULDING IS
A MEMBER OF
, MARINE TEAM
PlIIUVlMiLIMIIA, l'n.. May 6--'
One of the players on the U. S.
marine rughy team which recently
won tho championship of the Orl- j
ent, is Corporal James A. Mauld- ;
Ing. of La Grande, Ore, according !
to an official list of the players re- ;
celved. at vtho Marino Corps news
bureau here. Tho team just fin- j
ished an exciting season at Hhang- j
hai, winning 10, losing 1, and tying i
'Z games. j
A rugby teani was organized in !
China so that tlio sea soldiers j
could comjieqc with the JtrfUsh I
and other natlonuls on duty In the
Orient. Tho marines gain vic
tories over tlio Wiltshire, Worces
ter and Welch regiments, the Bri
tish warHhlp Kent, and also de- j
feated Shanghai, Hongkong and i
PATENTS
TltAIHO.MAItKS-UOl'VIUOIITS
Free llfioklct n Hoqiiost
THOMAS BILYEU
IteSl.stcriI I'atcnt Attomoy
0O C4rlM-tt Itlflg., 1or(lniMl, Ore.
TEAM WORK
J.C. PENNEY GO.
. 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore.
New Spring Goats
Interpret the
New Silhouette
$14.75
The. separate, spring coat is
,' the dominant keynote of the
new spring wardrobe! With
pay little silk frocks, or with
dresses that harmonize, you
may form your own ensem-f
lilc and make it imt as trace-
ful and feminine as the new
mode demands! Fashion
makes smart use of scarfs,
capes, bows, and small details.
Colors are new and becoming.
Tor "women, misses and ju
niors.
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'other fifteens, . all . of which were
Expert' in the English .version of
foutball." - .-
A team front II. M. S. Cornwall,
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ffroun to 6ain a victory over tho
.un jiifs in u. urie ui id yuuius,
wliich is a remarkable achievement
considering that all of the Ameri
cans were unskilled in rugby prior
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Corporal Mauldlng made his home
with hla father, R. S. -Maulding,
route No. 2, l,a Grande, before he
enlisted at Portland in April 1027.
I recent months he has been a
tn.eni.be r of tho Fourth Iteglment
(of murines at Shanglial. Accord
ing to reports from China, Mauld
jing is duo to return to the United
; States shortly.
THOUSANDS
BENEFITTED
75 ot new
patients
sent by old
patients
Can anything
more conclusively
prove results of Dr. Chas. J. Dean's
non-surgical treatment for Hemor
rhoids, Colitis, Fistula, Constipa
tion and other Rectal and Colon
disorders than Ihe fact that the
majority of new patients are sent
to us by former, patients? Yet, we
continue to make our remarkable
GUARANTY as explained in our
FREE book which may be had
on request.
Dr.CflAS.J.DEAN
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CAI'ITAI, HAS FKW J'KOI'1,15 V
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capital elly, from tlio dato of tho
I chooslnc of tho site till tho nroni.nl.
i.a nnlnl, ,,,...
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nroxiniatolv 100. 000. 000.
There are only C.900 persons in
the city area which has 80 miles
of streets and covers. acres,
almost a quarter of nn acre per
person. '
The entire Federal Capital Ter
ritory covering 576,000 acres has a
population of 8,400. To gel thesti
peoplo hero has cost an uverago of
$7,100 ccah.
Oklahoma City Two men arc
charged with attempting to kill C.
C. Itonnctte, balloonist, by soaking
ha lloon with acid. ,
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