La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1930, Page 19, Image 8

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IS UK AN DE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. PRE.
Tuesday, May 13, 1930 ;
C
MILANO
STRAW
81.19
A Store-wide
Clearance Value
the woolen Introducing and dis
cussing bill on free text book,
mothers aid. billboards, and old
age pension. Pointing out that j
Oregon wan th only state west of j
tho It-ckU-s whero text books
were not publicly owned, Mrs. G. j
i
.1
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WHEAT
Open
l.OiS
In th intiTe:i; of economy, elti-. "'O' I.3i
ciency and impress text books 'l'1 1.
Khoulii be purchawd by the Hi-liool . lv'. I.IOJigJl.ll
ryKifin. Judge Jacob Kiinzli-r,
Iflgn
!.$
1.03 i
1-OBJ4
1.11
Low
1.0 It",
1.02S
l.Oi'i
l.lOt,
Close
l.OiS
i .05;., e i.o
PORTlA"l WHKAT
Open lllffh Low (
I.UIJ4 I.OI'J l.Ulc
1.02 j
1.02
,.1.02!i
1.03
; Butter Fairly
firm But Eggs
Continue Weak
MRS. PIERCE
DECLINES TO
BE CANDIDATE
(Continued from Pae One)
reports by S3.-8. Kdward Allen
Pierce, chiiiriimn of the fine arts
department, and her assistants
occupied the afternoon.
' Ar, a relaxation from a day of
office' and committee reports
came the unique burlesque legis
laturo Tuesday night in the house
oi' representatives. Serluutt dis
cussion and, anvuidng repartee
were fealnres of the evening, with j
"GOLLY"
he said,
We are too busy
to write an ad.
Tell Everybody to
come to the
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
Today, Tomorrow
Friday and
Saturday
t of i'ort!anl. uoke by request on ;
j (he mother." aid bill. Htatins that;
I the present bill tliseriniinates ' May
I uguin.-il mother in favor of 111ml- Jul,-
tutlonal euro of children. Kor- Sei
i nuil action on endorsing tho bills
! war. to ba taken at the cession
I Wednesday forenoon.
! Humorous l;ill
llimorou! bills argued at the
burleniue li-igifciliturt were on 11- I
censlntr mail drivers and provid-t
Ins tilat thoi who were "perfect
Kcnllenwn" and never talked
bark to li.iik-ilrivtin be provided I I'UI'.TLANll. Ore., May 14 (AI'J
with ball, a:i a distinguishing; Kgg and butler prices remain
insignia and a second bill pro- unchanged, llutter is fairlv firm
lliliillng artificial aids to beauty with demand normal. Ksgs con
on tin. ground that those who tinuo weak with the supply 111
used tlu-ni hopeles.-ly outclassed creusing daily.
their sisters In the race for e!i, ', llevlewing the fruit and veg.
Klble husbands. Music for the table situation, the I'orttaml bur
burlesque legislative session was eau of the L'. K. department of as
provided by tho forvailis Wo- rlculfjre says:
mar's club choral under the di- '. "California's shipping-point Ici
rctitin of Mrs. James- J-cster tuce markets, which has held at
Oault. and vocal numbers by Mrs. surprisingly high li vers recently li.
Kdith Collins Kvans. spile, of daily loading of Ino-30.
Nominations for officer were cars, finally broke about 60c per
scheduled to be held the iirst crate to 11.75. Lettuce movement
hour of Hie afternoon session to- to the northwest has been only
"""' ' moderate in volume though, and
This norning sessions were prices have undergone no appre
heid at a local theater, where the clable decline here. Now. Oregon
Salem Woman's club was hostess lettuce is available in abundance.
to the delegates. Music was fur- and California's shipments to the
nisneu i.y tne .Maei)well club northwest will probably decline,
sextette from the Oregon Normal Some local lettuce is of excellen.
scliou! at Mfminouih. Work of quality. At IJrooks. serious field
the department of education, of Injury has developed recently, duo
which .Mrs. O. M. Cilines Is state to blight and other diseases.
ili.ilini.in for the federation, was; I'.ecent price-advancea in as-
displayed. speakers were C. A. paragus seem to have curtailed
' Howard, state sutierintendent of consumption. !-upplies are not lib.
public instruction: Miss Anne eral and prices-are low now. but;
Munition. I 'ii -t land ciiy librar-' demand is very slow, and the local)
t Ian: l:oy K. Cannon. .Multnomah market is weak. ,
eounij school superintendent: ! "1'eus are a shado higher. Citrus
Mir. Knimii liryanl. leader In fruits are firm."
rural education: Mrs. a. .!. .
I ranch, conservation enthusiast:
and .Mis Nellie Casebeer, of I'ort-
I i'""1' ,. "'"'rK V-ten auifcorlty. ; I'ol'.TJ.A.VI). Ore.. May 14 (AI'J
Hn- (.er rude Vrbe.t. of i'ort. ,.,,,,. . cav(!l j uotab.
and. chal.-n.nn of the Am-rlcan- steady. Steer,. 110U-13U0 lbs
llzation .omniltt. e. m.ide her re. ,;, hirhr,. ,,, ,,.
i ...I.- in inu lorenoou, l.n j j if -
hi '-i-uiiKs irom iralernal oranl
j nations following.
1.02 'i
1.03
..Close
1.011
i.i
i.02y,
Union Man Buys
2680 Acres Of
Telocaset Land
and Miss IiorMhy Huirk, toik In!
the ait exhibit of the La. Grande!
schools cn Kriday. j
H-nry ("adwell and Hiirr' fc- j
Miilan have Won visiting their j
homes fi.r a few days. They re- 1
turned the first of the week to
Burn.. 1
Vance NVdine- came up from
1'enm.irK. Ore., the first of the 1
utek to lok, aftt-r busimrss in- J
iere.t.s htre. j
Mr:;. Or-ors Winhip and Ajma
M'.if have bt-en viitin? sevenil I
I'OItTLAXD J'JiODtt'K
lly Mm. I.. Z. Tern-1 1
(Olrservcr Correspondent) !
I'MOX. Ore. (Special) Will;
Dobbin purchased about 2Cb'i
acres of land in the Telocastt I
country recently and will ue it !
K. K. Miller l r-t-iw' j "t"1 ,:' ' ' ""
i of profejjsional sheep shearers at )
work at his shearing plant on Uy- '
ons hill. After a few days delay
1 cau-ed by the rams early lut
week the crew has been making
PORTLAND, Ore.. Slay 14 fAP un for lost tino vin. .h,.,-
llutter: fairl iirni. unchanged. ! with nine assislanta sheared l5ot shoa
r.css: weaK. uncnun:ed. sheep on .Monday. .Mr. Miller
Milk (butterfat). poultr-. coun- I says It will take most of this week
try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, t to comrlete the 'work,
nuw. hay. cascara bark and hopN Theodore Miller, who moved to
steady and unchanged. j L'niwn .from the Teloeanet region
" hist fall, has purchased the prop
fel'GAIt Al FLU I'll i rty in South Inion known as.
the Cumpton place.
I'OitTLAN D. Ore., May 14 (API ! Stewart Lindwiy Hunter, who
Dr. and .Miv. Georsre Hoffman
rove over to pend Jeton on Sat -
urday t- visit her parents. Mr.
jtnd Mr-'. K. J. Murphy. On Sun
day they drove to Portland for a
LIVKKPOOL AVIItlVr
LIVKIiPOOL. May 14 (AP)
Wheat close: Mav 11.1 .: JjIv he Uluc
S1.13S; Oct.
J. K Hutchinson and George
Winship brought home some fine
larijo trut from, the 'allowa riv
er on Sunday.
Louis 15idelr and Mrs. Maiy
Townley canv; up frm Amity un
Saturday in a fine new car pur
chited by .Mr. Ilideler.
Mr-. Mary Minnick had a full
while in I-a Grande on Friday and
injured her hand, which had been
hur: some tinu ago in a wringer.
The injured member had to be
put in a cai-t.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jacobs, of
North Powder, visited in L'nion
on Saturday.
j The fir:t of thf stock show
dances was given at the gymnas
j i:m onA Saturday night. Not a
Grande P.onde Meat market and .u ' " ,M,m,,MlPa oul
. , those who did report a eno t mv
Mu?jc was furniKlit'd bv the Sere
Sugar: (sacked basis) steady; has been in poor health for s'-ine
cane, fruit or berry J5.I0 per cwL time, passed away at his home in;
Heet sugar J4. S5 cw t. i South L'nion yesterday morning.
Kiour: (city delivery prics ! Funeral arrangements have not ;
steady; family patents, 49s $7.0; been made. f
whole wheat, 4s 15.10; graham, j Cecil Griggs took his agricul
4'is 5.y0; bakers 'hard wheat. 5Ss , lure clases on a fit-Id trip on ;
16. ro; bakers bluestem patents, j Monday. Two trucks were need-!
41'a Jfi.ao; pastry" f'our, 4ls fF.ao. j ed to accominodate the crowd and
i their tour of Inspection included
i scvem l interesting farmtf. the
J.C. PENNEY 09.
10S Depot St. La Grande, Ore.
Add the Charm of Color
i With Attractive Cretonne
Cretonnes add color and charm to your rooms at such :
a modest expenditure. Xow is. the time to make gay .
summer pillows, lamp shades or slip covers.
A wide as
sortment o I
designs at this
low price.
Good quality.
Finer1 c r e-
tonnei in rich
color combina
tions for home
use.
l U m .19e
-Ht. creameo. Tliey !
J were very enthusiastic over their
iriu and m:nle eneei:.l m,niir.n
Bl"TlT:rtI'AT I of the model Stange ranch near!
SAN KKANCI.SCO. May 14 (AI'J i AJiceb They wound up their.'
-Hutterfat 1. o. b. San rTancIsco. ! afternoon with a swim at the
nadera orchestra from la Grande.
WHEEL HURLED
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page i
I'OUTLAX.i l.lVl-STOt'K
ii
75 ''! LIT,, good $n.;55iu-
( $5, mi-dium I 1 1.2S, corn.
nion $:.u0j H.'2i. Heif' rs, good
;. So i $11. ofi, common to me
'dium iS.2bU10.hfj. Cows, good
t'j.bnu JiO.oo, common to medium
"It's a Wow!"
THEL&L.
DRUG CO
.Mils. Hiiiv I'i r.NA.M inirs
KAI.ICM. Ore.. Mav II 111'..
; .Mrs. .ary M. Putnam, mother 7.25 i .5. low cutter to cutter
; or I.eoiKO rutnaiil. publisher of S 1.0'.' Ii 7 "5. Hulls (vearllnsi ei
the Capital Journal, and Arthur eluded ?.( H.2S. cutter to mi
rillnani. tho Cnllfornla sculptor, 'ilium 0.5U i 7.75. Calves ft.ooti
(lied at the family residence In IK. .00. cull to medium J.0'i 19.
this city this morning, aged sz. Veal.-rs. milk fed 110.5(1 it Jll.aO.
She was horn at Cl.arles'.on. Wr-1 medium I5..'.u i Ilo.il.. cull to
l. ion!, married at St. Johnsburj j common 0.5o ;..5u.
in i.nu to Oral. u l If, 1'utnam. a I ilog:: 150. steady. 11. W. $J.0fc
.un war veteran. Koine to . '
FIND IT
HERE
Copt tor this column moat be
In by 9 a. m.
THROUGH GLASS
OF WlNDSHIELDl
i
i
Cove swimming pool;
The Liistern Star here is mak- j
iny plans for their meeting to-j
night when the past matrons of
Hpe chapter in Grande will! juker. Ore.. Mav 14 Mr ind
. ' " " -"'Jim. Huyu lialfipy of the l'oca-I
si T'mi Sv ,.' i hon,ils 'on sustained cuts and
I ,an,J - -"-e I'-ouler bruLie., Monday night about 7 4(1
entertained the members of the when the left rear wheel of James I
vi. ..u ...en .rwin s car, w hich collided with a
adviser, feupt. Hoy Conklin. at a : maehino driven by K. J. Deal of l,i
; " "-- -" ..uui-c c.ranue on tno Old Oregon trail
. t- . . . i was "l,rac"v,",v deioratcd in the about fie mile? northwest of Bak-
Ijonl forg,t O I. A benefi car C,HS, color, and the centerpiece er. was thrown through
Thun.. evening at 8 o'clock j cabin with streamer., leading to wheel struck Ual.ley on ihe fore-
a-M-1 I.' tho place cards which were tiny! head and knocked him uncon-
' diplomas. A delicious four course : scious. while flvint- f.-B .i.
COMK A.NU SKK S dinner was .served by the Jiof less j windshield cm "airs, llaisley about'
The asters, cabbage, canterbury j assisted by Mrs. Watts and Henry the face. Mr. and Mrs B iisley j
bells, columbine, candytuft, delpli- ; Iteuter. .j were taken to St. Kliiabeth s ho. I
party
iniuiu. daisies, forgetiuenois, g-ail-
lardia.
Jack Iteeves. who has been i piml for treatment.
geain. KOcnia, larkspiir. , ,-, k,n ir.-,,,-t ... o i ,,.. '. Verl naislev. nmh.u- or 7,-i,.,-.i
marigolds. petunias. Pycthium, some time, was brought home on Bateley. who was riding In the car
pansies. portutacca, pepper Silvia, j Tuesda v. i was slightlv scratched. The auto-
salp.glon.. scabiosa. SThiamhos.? E. A. Seiber who has been in I mobil of Irwin and Deal were!
se, t a.yssutn. tomatoes. wall ; time? ha, been t , Ken W baul' damans, but the oc-I
flowers, xennias and many other , ' . ..L J. J "ia '1 ., ... ' ! cupants. who were alone in their
sportsmen w ho gathered ! Ptlve cars, were not injured.
Market or Mrs. Norris.' 6-H-l tp " ,'h?, fih hchr- -on Sunday
1 to build pens for the young pheas- .
... . : ants that will soon lie hnicSn.!
. ..:V"""-1 ! s.'-nt a Profitable as well as ideas- '0 "TI.ANI. Ore.. May 14 (AD
" . . .' '
roltTLAM) CASH
"' k'oiik in .xi'iv i j ii.ai . .Meill.im welrtit S n.nli i. 1 1 1 3 vjm .-hum ... .... ... . . i asn wnea
Orleans where lur children were -Medium weight fj.:,0 n Jll.oo. f'ends you an invitation to visit-., " ' ... ! hard white 1
.ir. I, ! i i .. i .ii. it their shoo anl tr. eniov Ih monv -"l'n. nuper.niem.eni
new and attractive art.cles e,pee- of farm5' wire l,1 P
ially s-lected for Graduation Gifts nh prln, ra-
for the Hoy and Oirl Graduate. 1 ' , ' i"lnn for the
also to uike advantage of the,, c."en' f"rn "t""i !h" "
;i . . ... . .. coil.nil.M0n while the lajior was
lloril. AflCr her husband's death I iebl weiet'i t Hi ?i It 1 1 I ul. Ueht
In San I'Taliilsi'ii In ISSo she re- ! lights S I o 1.0 i 1 1 1 01. I';...l;ine iw
i 7.7 5 'o S'J.OO. Klaughtir pigs .i
I Hided In Omaha. Nebraska
lilrnlng to f liliro.nl.i In ISM. re.
i siding In Kan lllego and San
Francisco. Ior tlie past years
she has been a resident of Ore-Bun.
lambs) spring lambs, g..od to
si.Mtr i.oxo 1'i.Kiiir
.K.I..V.VI). Cal.. May II (,1'
The ".Maryland iv,e state."
glau: Irl-moloied 1'okker plane
bearing Van l.ear Hlack, publish
er of the ll.iltlmore Sun. and five
companions, honoed from n,
l .jiii.. ...in ai.po.t at S:o a. m. to-lKwes, li'u lbs. down JJOm'-i J I. on.
i'.j ioi- iiiiii'j.ieri(iie. X. M.. on
ine first lap of a transcoiil l...n., 1
5. l.S0.
5 I 2.00.
'eilerand stocker $l".5o
(Soft or oily hogs and
roasting pigs excluded in above!13' S"' sen-ice which is always
quotations.) offered to you by I:ichardons Art
Sliei p: "ii, uuotably sn ady. . a r"1 t;i,t shoP- It makest Blft pur-
; ciiasinc an easy ana pleasurable
(Shorn basis, except in sprint
task.
t-11-
ehoice IS.a0l IU.O0, mi-dium
,r.o 'a $ cull and common Ij.vu i
li S.:.:.o, Uiinbs, ki lbs. down SO.ijo I
'ii ?ti.5(l. lil-I. lbs. 15. 00''! J'.. 5a, V - '
lbs. down medfiiln $1.50 'it 11.00. i
Yearling w ethers t I.O'i 'n .00.
.MUM AT CltVIC 1KKW.
The fountain of youth. Warm
mineral water, l-'ree picnic grounds
(JUALITY
is,' of coui-se, the
foundutiou uikjii
whicli our repu
tation is built. At
t h e sitmc time,
Walker's service
is very moderate
in cost.
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
5ia AT SPRING ST.
PHONE. 42 i
li - mr.
riighl to llallliiiore.
Ml i:i.i.ki:k ii am.i i,
I'.UVI.INS. Wyo.. May 1 4 (.VP)
Charles Anigoii. AraiK.hne In
dian, wi.a hai.gi.1 lod.iv at tlie
stale penitentiary for the murder
In of Jess and K.I Ij.ig,. as
ii. i- c.iiax to a feud over th
'eillons of a woman.
i t iioicK DUii'inMni
j 15c per clump. Ilohan's green-
I:'.I5 lbs. :.75 i 13.75. all ;"". pooiie .o-v.. a-u-:t.
weights, cull and common $1.00r .
$2.--s, I (il'.AIJVATION
' " I W'ill soon be here, and you will
si:xTi:xcK to i'i:.v
at-
Beware of
Stomach Poisons!
IAI1.M.S HltllK.i; TIMIl
When you feel tl. ,,,. ,,f
digestion, the discomfort of
lending gas ..r the acute ,l of
.....rimurn lleware! They ,-,. Ihe ! WASH'I NG'IVJ.V. May 13 (Al'l
a.. Mi signals that warn you f . 1'resl.leiit Hoover Imlav sienivl
jWish to find something suitable as
ia gift for the girl ur.d the boy
,,,,..,.,.,,., ,, ,, Bf''uuate. Your problrin will be
I SI! I I C, ore., May 1 (AI') mot ,,1S.
M-ls lius enson charged Willi nichardson's Art and Gift Shop,
possession o a still, was sentenced for f. complc c
to one year in the Htate prison. He,r u . in.., , ,u
served a P'vlous sentence of two j El,., MnJ car,.fuy
tuin county. Officer- te.tiftd
they found a large, well equipped
still on his plaee tn Ollf11a creek.
1. II. Houwe, hifi auii-ln-Iaw, nr-n-hted
at the huiiio time, pleaded
not guilty.
donated by Interested Fpor'.Miicn
from several counties. Takinir off
an hour tif a Oouniif ul lumh
ser'ed at the portsnu-n'. lodgf.
work iaaa inuHiCdiately resumed.
The pen-, completed early in the
afternoon, in no wise rest-mblt-d
the i oik of a ma ten is. On t ln
con trary. they make a very neat
addition to the already weM kept
hatchery grmi nds. The first set
ting of Golden Pheasant egfis he
san hatching yessterday (Tuesday)
and from now on I C it-hard Huii-
ney will he kept busy caring for j
Following tho completion of
tha pens on Sunday a largo erowd
assembled at one of the hatchery
ponds to nee a demonstration of
pi-ntific canting for fish by
Game Warden Warren (rnt-ll.
Whether from timidity occasioned
ed from the newrst thinira which 1 b-v lhe numenu:t .pett.-ors or
tho niark"t offers. Reautiful and j fro,n n,,tr perversity, big -Tom."
useful articlen which wlli most ! liXi -'lilt '0i"' Kalnbuw trout.
lo play to I tie crowd,
r. "afler several unsnifcss.
a.sh wheat: llig Rt-nd bluestem,
1.10.
Soft white $1.3.
Western white $1.03.
Hard winter $l.ul.
Northern spring $1.01.
Western nil $1.01.
Outs: So. 2-38 lb. white $:Mi.0o.
Today' car receipts: wheat 31',
barley 1. fiour '.t, corn 7, hay 1.
Jydge Vou sjiv the num struck j
you 7 H a v you a ny wit 11 ess t
thereto-.'
Complainant (points to his
swollen eye) r have an eye-witness
here, your honor.
I5o-EIcct
Williams
Ralph
ISe;siislicaii '
I'aliiaaB ConiBnSttccmah
For lhe litsi linif hi llu liislory ol lhe West a Western
man Ralph K. Willinins ol Oregon is Vice Chairman ot
lhe licpulilirait Nnlionnl .aniiinillec. During the past six
monlhs he has servi'd as ntlin Cliainnnit nf lhe National
(totntnilloc. lie has aiven 2 years nl unselfish service to
(ircson. its citizens and its wtuihy enterprises. His service
has been without snlni-y nr rimincinl rcmunprilliun o( ny
kind, lo reelect him inciins thai Oregon keeps its im
portnnt place in iiflnits of Ihe Itepttlilicnii Xiitiotuil Com
niillee and that citizens of lhe slate will continue lo have the
benefit of Mr. Willinins' influence in Washington. D. C.
Vote 13X Williams, Ralph E.
Paid Adv. i:ili7cn! Commit te, Mnrv A, Herrv, Secretary
Poller llldg.. I'ortliind. Ore. . .
pleaso the boy or girl gradunte tvill r'fl,N01,
now be found at Itichardson's Art j Howcve
and Gift .Shop.
fill attempt- to l.i nd a )cir;il size
fi.-h. one sizuble trout t::ok the
line and demniiKtrated Imw a ix
fish could be c;meht and landed
i b extending the time for cuin
meiu'lng and completion a bridge,
ii-idss the to!itnjbiii. river near
Arlington. Oregon.
me pnvteiu-e or rerniptitlnir f I
and pofxHtiH In your Mom.uh. Stop
to.xie fermentation ' ijuick! Get
M II -PA It lii.stamly ( n,i Win.nir
dlKoiileiM and put.s yuur siomaeh
In god condition. ThouMiiulN ue
" 18 nohi on lhe basis in. in who nuirried
"UM.icnon or money refun-led I Kirt because she
by the Moimi Iru- Co. Adv. Um.1.
POAHCif IW.lvS J
Pall P.ohan's creenhouse fiTf-W.
Wo will call and get yo;ir boxen. ! W1,n a ncnt '-'fkle.
fill them and return when th ! A mom; the all dy visitors fmrn
I plants arc welt set. 5-I3-J I. I OI,t town at the hatchery were
, j (teno Simpson and .son. John.
SPl.ClAIi N.lM-;s KVKNT fron PorvaHis; Lloyd NViharl. (f
We are ceiehrating our 3oth an- Pendleton; lrs. W. T. and Mark
nlvern.try by making drastic re- 'f H,,t '-: George l;..g
And then there was the lazv
u put;-noed
w;u easier to
duclionn on many Items In China- crH 1111,1 Allen, from Wal-
iwitre, glassware, kitehenwarc. nrttni,: iraey tiliLtet. Osiar
coodn and household hurdwaro.
Melville's. 5-12-4 t.
HenwtlichlruE, plcntlng, bat ton
Poarch. Hay I'arnani. Mr. and
M Wa rren ( 'ornell. M r. and
M!rs. Avery Harrison. M r. and
M rs. Jes.t Poseubatim and S.r-
holcA, etc. Norton's Kiddle Khop. 'l geant Itiiinsay. of Ui Grand'
mhzawtvww a II
ALWAYS
AT VOI R .S;RVIE
WITH THE LOWEST
ritlC'ES IN TOWN
Shirts and
.Trunks
Kim- mercerized shirts
ov silk rayon shirts
39c to 69c
Trunks in stripes or fit
ured (lesions, clastic side
or back, a button front
49c to 79c
OFFEN TIMES
When a storage battery doesn't
operate it may be merely run down
not worn out.
i It will pay you to see a reliable bat-
tery man before you trade in your
i old battery.
C Mia D
ir.HHNia
AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRIC CO.
213 Grecmcood Phone M-520
Acrass fmm L. V. W etks, (hryder Dealer
Adv.
and 1'r. and M.rs. I'ellows. of Itak-
; er. and other. It was estimated
Wi'ICi; TO CUPIMTOItS that about 5" vnt tl day there.
NOTUT; IS HKKKBV GIVKX. A. Wriuht left for Portland
that lhe undersigned ha been up- ; Sunday evening to attend a meet
P'dnted by the County Court of the, ing of the game commission.
State of Oregon for l'nion County. ' Pay Harnhart, of iVimi,
jim the administratrix of the estate i Wah.. In the Pig Pend country,
of John K. Smart, deceased. All i has recently purchased the Alice
persons having claims against thoPuh fruit tract north of I nion.
said estate are hereby directed to j M r. and Mr. Oscar Hulzien and
present them to the undei-signed ?ons. I'hesti-r and Paul, druve tip
with proper vouchers therefore lo ; from Nampa on Saturday to brim;
the undei-signed, at th- offlceji of ; Mm. Cyrus WilHant back from a
Ivanhoe JL- Zurcher, I'oley Hotel j two weeks visit with lu r dauuh
Pwildimr. l- Gninde. Oregon, with- ters In Nys.w and Xampa.
In six months from the date of this I K. A. Tudr. of Portland. u;t
notice. , riven tlie Master Mason degrt-e
lated nt Ii Grande. Oregon, i at the Mts4nic I"dKe Saturday
IhN th day of May, 133'. evening. The work was put on
CATHPlilNi: J. SMAKT. Adminis. ' for the Washington lodge in Port-
tr.HHx of the estate of JOHN K. j land.
SM A I IT. Oeceased. ! Three of the crade teachers.
M 'V T, 1 I. 21. 2 V J M,-y i. Vtiel. Mr. 11.1
SILK DRESSES
Size 14 to 20 $4.98
WASH DRESSES
Age 2 to 14 79c & 98c
WASH FROCKS
Size' 14 to 20 $1.95
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Everybody Raves About
The Sdcajawea Hotel's
Rolls ' &' PastrC"
Made by
Herman Roesch'."..
Ui Grande women say there are no rolls to equal his and his butter
horns, snails, pies, and other pastries are just as delicious.
Mr Roesch knows the true art of fine baking - and lie knows the
liest ingredients. He uses
Bluestem Patent Flour
order I'lluestem Patent. . . yuipose,
GUARANTEED AND AI ANUEACTL RED 1!Y
LA GRANDE MILLING CO.
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