La Grande evening observer., June 11, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSKKVEi -LA 1IKANDK. ORK.
Wednesday, June 11, 1930
QJ" . C O M PEL LED 1 1
'allow ha.H l.oon worked one. ;' to 1, popular progriim.
J. F. Haun. who has heen hfrd- I KKX (110): 8, Xl.S;, 10:30 or
Ink hi l,a:,.l of she.it on rnge,ln cheat; 11:30, nnrn, nil.lnlKht
;ln. leap community during the matinee. .
pant few week movrt the.plu-ep!.; San H-.iiiflso
.o Ills home ram-h a! Hviiiw lhe KPO (60 : S. dnnee oiTheatra:
latt.M- part of the week, where ; S. Salon orchestra: 9:3. concert;.
hul.l rnp Nhfitr nr (IV to J I. uni--v n.u.v..
AND THE ROAD TO SAVINGS IS A STRAIGHT LINE TO HILL'S
FOR WHAT IT WILL BRING -
RE-LOTTING REGROUPING
am
and
Sell
III
That's Our Positive Orders
US IN G THE BLUE PENCIL
RINGS PRICES DOWN!
Dow
All a
M0LIS1HN6
COST OBLITERATING PRICE CUTTING CAMPAIGN that is causing THIS COMMUNITY
vTO VIBRATE WITH SALES ENTHUSIASM
WOMEN'S COATS
A heaullfiil line In 'Minor plain or
lilniilKtl Willi Kill fin-s. Sl id in
JIl.'i. Cluse run price
I!
$15
. VOILE, FUQCKS !
Tlranil now l!)3n styles I'nllynnna
it nd other ffood' makes, rinse, hut'
prlco Thursday , ,; : i
SILK DRESSES . . .
Plain and Printed silks aftermion
styles evenlnu-,' frocks. t Henular
I8.7S.- I'loso.ont at ," .,
$6.95
fluules IMood3Wnrth nncl wife
nT Trout creek", were visitors In
town the Jaitf-r part of the week.
.Mr. Hloodsworth reports crops
j lo:.klnK k""'1 ""t community
and" say.-: that summer fallow-lnis
is well advanced at the most of
Ihi' farms. He bus plowed Sun
acres this peusiiii find seeded 1 7;
nerefi to yprinj? .w lit-ai whleh is up.
and limkinK fine. ,
A mi i niter of farmer- of this
community' were delivering Imtts
to fcvnns during the past week for
i shipment to IWtlanrt with the
j Wallowa I'oumy Miirltetln? asso-
ciatlnn. .
j 1'. A. fei'rne retuthetl home
recenlly freni l.ewlstm. where1 ho
1 went to visit his father. Hod Mr
Crae, w ho Is (juiie poorly. Mr.
J Jtef'fao ri pKi'tH his fath'M restim;
I M'li'-e easily when he-; returned
i homo. " '
I Hay KJiiKht has been hny the
i past lew tlay. hauling out wool Tor
! some of tin farmers of the 1'ow
! watka ridge jiertion. '
Will Collins, of I'owwntka, v:ih
! :t business visitor .in town the last
I of the week. l ie reports crops
nh'l rane conditions very RoOrt in :
thai district. .!
l-.'art Koger:-?, a furnler resident
(f this community now residing- at j.
It Mrand', was in towh renewing ;
old aciiuaintances the latter part,
of the week. . j
I.ee W. Mell left Sunday for;
Portland where he expects lo en-
ter iho hospital for n time. Ho
has been in poor health for pome
time and feels the need of ft rest.
Airs. Upa! Oshurn add children,
of I'rirsnip Creek, were visitors in
town the last" of the weMi.
Witty & Cettiiigs. who have been
loinrf In the Whiskey creek dls
1 riot, have finished their opera
tions at that point. "
Sam and C. f Meek visited Sun
day at tho J. It. Williams hnmo. :
khw! dilO): &. i'HS; 10. Frank
W'atanabe; 10:10 to 1, dance mu
eic. Salt Tjike City
'STj (1130): 7:30. MIC; 9. nr
can 10, musical program, dancn
melodies; 11, VaKulmnd of Air.
Oakland
' KLX (8S0): S, musical pro-
Tain: S, gKpel hymns: Hi, Jlawal-
'ians: 11, dance prognim.
KGO (;): 7, Mir; 11 to 12,
'. daneo music.
i Spokane
j KHQ (olio): G. N Hi"; 7. Hawitl-
i Ian trio: 7:30. NiK": 10, rtanee
.hand; if, dance orchestra.
j Seattle
K.IH (!)"0): S. NHS; 10. sunshine
program; 11, dance music, Hevel-
lers.
T-oh Angeles
,i KHJ C90(i): S, CHS; 10, news, '
.dance nutslc; 12 to 1, organ. t
! KXX fli)5): 7. musical prn
igram; 9:45. music-drama; 10 to
- j , dance music.
j KFt (!40): 7:45, NHH; 8:45,
! concert ensemble: !:1B, soprano;
.'9:45,:Tom Tfinis; 10:30, d;ince. or
chestra. , , Taroiwt
j Kvr'(7i;n: S, ('UK; 10, Prnle
1 Ranch ' program; II, dance music;
i 1 :, orgiin.
Iliichare
iirmy.
Cjirol reorganizes
Thuv. tJiVilt LoU of fiprlhtf HtitH Uir &jtH'r ThtH'Wlny
lh irtpA -i jrftt'oy Siiaw't TiMH-imeeiits-- rep-i-Mllkn lloi-ke-Imli.
th mety tiMti! Hiyln and hndc
LOT NO. 1 ,
A IniKo tahln for your fmloellon.i
Many of llleni com na itlurh more
Mian-
$1.95
LOT NO. 2
CLOSE OUT AT
LOT NO. 3
CLOSE OUT AT
$3.95
Itejfulnr $2 .
VAN IiAAlTK
SlLk CLOVES
Close
Out
$1
Misses Vi'aa
PLEATED
SKIRTS
TOMORROW
BRINGS MANY
0
THROUGHOUT THE f-ri
j TIIl'HSDAY IaO(iUAIH
' Xiitlonal . Hi'oadf'asting- Co.: (I.
Kehumann-1 leljik; a nd ol'ehes'trai 7,
Speedway' to 'Happiness; ' 7:1a,
Amos and :And.V; 7:45, , symphohy
hour; 8:15, Hark Sisters; 9, Mem
ory Liuie;- 9:30,-(Hympfitn's; !1U. tit'
11. National enneert orcheii(ra.: ' '
Coin mid a r.foadenstipg, system:
R. Alerryniiikers; fl;Sfi,'. organ aild
sinners. t ;
Northwest 'Rrnadcnatlng fiystem:
S, soloists; 9, baritone, soprano ahd
tenor. f . '
KflW (l',20): II, MIC; SUS. Mitn
and Al; Jl. NI!C: 0:3II, features;' 10
Cecil and fially, 10:1 n, dunce Hand:,
When in Portland . .
. MOST OP
YOUR FRIENDS
Stop at The
'.'HEATHMAN
'. HOTELS .
tho cstabll.Mhcd preference of
people from Iho-l.tl Grnndo ter
ritory a, preforenee easily op
tireeinted if you'vu ever stopped
there.
Ideal location, across from tho
Uroadway tlieater, next door 10
tho 1'orlland theater and a
minute's wnllt from Iho best
stores.
Comforlahle, InvTtlns rooms
attractive lohhles and the most
popular col'I'ec shops In Port
land. Courteous imployes who
take pains to niajto your stay
plensant. '
HEATHMAN
HOTELS
Uroadway and Salmon
: rarlt and Salmon ,
G. E. HEATHMAN, Owner.-Mgr
(JKOIlOU M. KINO
I.. M. PI13RCB
Asst. IMprs. '
A DIFFERENT
Satin Htnidoir
SLIPPERS
Women's Khaki
0UTINGWEAR
Uaybello 42 needle, ravel
proof.
Close
Out
Price
SAVES
THE FULL FLAVOR
Out U y
W m I .,11 ,. 1 1 I i;i I N OH III K IV II I'kl' N D
...... . I ' I etc. Close out price BLOOMERS fiol
4l8j4 l.MI'OllTKll KANDALS . .. ' ' gjtw HOSE Jg S - 1 01090 (Q fM&i
ill ,$2.95::-PmrU 10c 50c
j farr " mi.. rfCTwm J
1 llfi MA&SWfficE. FOR E. H. McE & CO. LA GRANDE Pi
WEATHER WARM
IN WALLOWA CO. ::!
Ilnnt roninln nnrm It U ploli.ilil
thai luirrcM In lik Mil rllolis
! Will Mart fully n& early thosp
nnrinul mcumoIih. sou plonlntt
sulnmei-ruHulv m tlll tiitir
! done In parlrt or the r.uunihnlly.
, : However, lallners my that III
I arniels I- eai' Heat Wave j i'i"inK is nn too nod. a heavy
Will Dimnfrp WViont crop of veKeirttlon Kr.,tvlnR on ihe
v.?!'. .a,V,8e , ' '"Xl'lo.ed fields I s.,,,s the
Wlucli is Very Tender, moisture from ti, sou making n
J rmlly loo ilry tu plow well. Weeds
have heen nmhinir a vigcreuti
jrcwlh oil niiieh or Hie mly
plowed (iridil nuri lusny of I lid
Hr o. C. l-k
(Ohstrver Correiponrlenn
Krtremely Mrm wither liu prf- ,arr liav tl"" r 't
vailed ovr this coinuHMilty Our-I V ne' '"ri
inff Iho pat (en- days. This bf. ,,,,wn- rondlt.on arr i-
hi the firt reallv w.r.n wealhfr pi'r ht 'Krp,lrnt m " l11""'
r tho summer flfmti. following f lh0 -ueft of the ur-
a rather lonff ,eriod nf cool rainy ? ,'Uls 1,Vt!,,ork :' h"'n 'v'"
weather, it in greatly noticed by ,hJ h1"'"1'1 ar ,n moun.
mini, anu norm wood.-" seMlfn!
where thy wilt be rjner.l Tor the
' next few months. Stockmen taho
l have inudii trips to Uie rrngcn dur-
dentv foll.Mvlni! ih rrt(.l -ni..v ' ' Inp wo weeks sy that
weather which has ram-ed th xti hHV( nrVrr n ,hr hfli
praln to heronirt vMr tender and Kr tUr ln Jun' ;!r,ph ait!
at this stag 1., Ihnucht by some ! rtnm V wll hero
to limn or scald rat-llv The:'n ,h Urkn hava t'Pr",ffn
rrowth of all crhlii emos h.,,,mi nr '"'"""inr tit Mritrr tlnn
been OllltA to Oft. 1 flltllhfr iUm i KMtiat.
week. Aluoh of th earlr uwn
everyone. Ho id a of the Uheat
farmers express fesr of s(nne
damaife to the w heat crow w (th
the hot weather eomlm: Eo sud-
eoid rainy
fall wheat It Btftrtln to heftd out
si tbH tlm and If weithtr rendl-
Potatoes and other htnrl
of IMfi garden vnretahb-s wliirh
wer planted by nisily only a ru
pl of weK ago ar enmtnf up
tilrH'. NTniiy hut bKlin to feel
Ihtit tliPte Is but li'tle d;tntir of
lumaKln fronts routing noiv. with
the time for Hie uitul June frosts
no pttsi nnd but very little dam
il H" In trllil ;i nd garde ns huvlliR
l estilted. AreurdliiH l some of
the ftirmers who hsvi sin.-itl fnm
Uy on lianb: on their lltelr farms,
the pruspeets for ft nil oppi-ar to
e tpiilr K"Hnl, eherrles and other
Yitrletlt nt h:trdy fruit which me
H u u n h e le ii iea r In be 1 ;i 1 r ly
w ell loaded M mnny rf the or
chard. SHeMly higher prieep for wool
htjvii been ottered he-ro duiinft the
piirti week And s Rood tunny of ihe
finsll lts have been Hold at prices
MnRlnj; from 1 7c for fine wool to
Urto per pound for (he bettt-r
Kridr:t nf cbtnse. '.. K. Johnson,
of I. on er Viilley, has been bny
ntirintf the pat few days meeting
(crew err und buyimr many of th
email lots. No buy in U beinn
dim a bv t be Wit rt'linuse- Scrvjee
corporation lieie, ncofilln to t.ce
. Hell. titSnsfce.1. Some shcarinR
of tsrm flol.s htif been done dir
tni; the pMl wek. however. It is
thoiiRht that ihA greater psrt nf
iha shr-rlitj; has bfen finishe,!.
Act onllnp to many tt the fMrk
ownfra. tni clip obtained will not
avarsai al fooj IhU fut k !asl
This Is accounted for by many be
cause of the tai l t hut the weather
during the past fi weeks has been
cold and rainy. iv.suUint: in slow
luuvfnuiu of the cn'itfc into the
wool and atsn by much or the
priease bcimj w;ticil mil liy the
I'rt'.nunt riito-l. Mvveral ri'pnrl an
lUfiiUf clip of around vinhl
p4tumls per head, with others
somt-wluit lc-s. .Liuy i'cptiifn
ally fine l.-nnb. arc tof be seen in
till parts of the community. Kit it
conditions have br en excellent
iince the lamb w'ie larse enough
lo eat nnd with ewrs niviug on
nbundanct of milk the iambs
have made n very rapid Kro.oh.
Much apreu dlmr of poisoned
Kraln Is lielnij done by many of
the tatmeri of this community to
prtvem damage t their creps by
tho larae ti umber of ground sipiir
re; which have been r.).vini; ntn
the arain fields irem ihe iHtae
I'-iinvi and ranae areas. -!el-hn
r"iilt:. m fteftlna- large number-,
of the you nt fiulrreN is be
Ills h id here powmlnp his beert
thor-.ub durttip tin- past two
ufok;;. "Ph. i.l.l i.MiirreN to not
appear io he titkinn ;. (he poison
lo anv ct ei t t-xtent. Shu e the
weather I: in turned hot it rnn-i.t-
erbir. . mount of nitim h.i be. !
done around the mIras of om of j
the large wheat ftelda in, Ihe hills
nml close attention to poisoniuu
will be necessary for the next few
week to prevent much irain from
being ruined.
It. I. Hechtel, who lives at the
former .1. H. Pace ranch In the
alley few miles east of here, re
cently finished shearlnir hi" band
of some ;;hi ewes and reports a
fairly snod clip. He recently pur
chased a f heai Inif outfit and dll
hli own hearinir.
Elmer Osbom. who Is farming
a laiKe tract of land for J. n.
Haun In the I'ursnlp creel; and
Leap sections. 1ms had three prann
plows working1 on the last field he
has In plow during the next week,
lie reports that they have plowed
around 5 On acres this sprini; and
the Kreater part of the summer
7Ve Wekomeyou
to pArtUnd. 20O comfartmht roomt
rath with bath. RmioiuW rttu
Sfe HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
t. tkcn. Rcdsat Matuftr
GALLSTONES
CAUSE TROUBLE
Don't use home treatments
IOr pains in your back or side, ;
nr tf fmi tlilnL- iaii l.-..-.. uiAn,.,l. I
nr liver trouble, try fi : I IT l-A.
tine dose shows resu'is. Tor over
twenty years Fltl'ITtM.A b is be.-n
li,.. I by many sufferers who have
---I I 1" Ul illl ll"'l,lllllll. ill"
KliriTdr.A formula is tlte sain'
today as alwa and ofSm hrlne.
c-lbf after the first dose. M;ny
p-opb slate they pave up hope or
evr being rMI-Ved. but one -lose.'
of KKt'ITOH rotivinr ed th.m ;har I
i hty nrd no louy.-r suffer p.ntn '
from e.i!!'oi's tii-A Kitrrrtii.A
n rlin'nr. You i-an bav tb.e ft-tn :
i-pr.:r. Kor sjsb. r-r .imiict-N !
and cua,ran:ijd by Moon Ptim'-'o..
and othor hading drti-: ts.--Adv.
g-TESTCUU
1 tBapLu-.