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LA (iKANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, June 20, 1930
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We have never si no? this stle opened had such a large
timing 0f such genuinely enthusiastic rapid fire buyers
ks eame to this stare yesterday and today.
All thrifty people iecoi:ni that this event offers
IJiirgnins and Y;.:es far beyond the expectations of
the most hardened and veteran shoppers
It offers an opportunity for savinjr an opportune
time in which to buy for the future
This has fcetn a marvelous Super Svde for the folks
who were wise enough to take advantage of its unpre
cedented offerings.
And row
We atv of ferine to the puMic another and FINAL
UKKAT I'AMPAltiN that we hope will reduce this
slock to a minimum in the short time yet remaining
in which to carry out the orders of the owner to SKL1.
Ol'Tatd O.OSK (H'T the entire stuck. . .
SELLING NOT FOR WHAT ITS WORTH, BUT FOR WHAT WE CAN
(JET MARKS THE OPENING OF OUR GREAT
Drive I
AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF. WONDERFUL VALUE GIVING
DRASTIC LOW PRICES-REAL SAVINGS
EVERY ITEM IN THIS STOCK IS BARGAIN
PRICED FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING
SILK DRESSES $
r.tuU'.u.i divsss in rv'.h stjvvt iu
party styScs, rvjular SliTS
6
CHIFFON DRESSES
Hijch ciSAliry' pnntxi chutVsis with
sacs. latest s-tyt dtspe srut fiu::
15
CORSETS
HATS
SOS"
(IUKS
WHITE SHOES
'50c
Table Damask
Ka?v-w- c-jC-.vt
49c
ITS -VALUES LIKE THESE TH AT B RING THE THRIFTY
Silks
Yard Goods
11 Lot at
19c
Silks
98c
id: . t'.vi.'-Jfc
:tx x.v-r trvt
Tl t ' i-Ut
75c
-tr ;rt -- . K; iV,. ?
T3 cc;
Yard Gtxd$
1 Big Lot at
29c
Hi 's
Depo
E. H. McCune vc Co. in Charge of Stock.
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LA GRANDE
ST RIB' LING TO
FACE CRITICAL
FIGHT TONIGHT
rmOACO. Jun 20 AD The
bailie of lutponement t mm wren
Olio Von !Nru( und V. U ( Voum)
1 Striblfnt will become a leathrr-
.ihntwinr reality In the niico
: td turn tontietii.
After aevemt daya mt anxiety for
fiudtuin uffKktU over the cni
lion cf Strttling-5 rimhty , leCi
ham!, only tht ueithin-m v
tHntitHl to Jb ucvttnipUiiie before
the Sontheraer and the Norwegwn I
"-" "ni.i . iiie ring a i .r t
itian 19 rounds, anj iusbly '
The ofilrUI wiphinp t-ereiuony I
'line wan $h(tet from 2 p.. m. 'to I
I ilS m, the change having Iveeo j
ntuUe. the )ILtnuU stat- atMetic J
iMuiiiLiin nnnuuuceil.ta "avoid 1
to fusion. I
ort l'orat trts eipecjteAl to Cvme
;a at pounds ivin him a
ji ablv a! va ntue over Striblinje
The MMHtnetnent roui Wed
neUajr aUht i toaijeht. mmed
Stnbtiivir turbans of truukvtvK Uh
hU left hand, apnarefitly had not
iuiasrifAl lox office affajr.
Sidney Stnui; tre&tieitt of
yradtutn eorporiUm. Ltt nig ht
-is einfUemt the ikui attenitne
6j 2tt. prsuas ho saw the
-Sammy ndWi-T.ny 'anwtvn
nft AwrvM. &uuWi be Ueateo.
iijtjr4 oa iiurv ihu
wok'h uouU p.rotuoe u JT-it o
Intrest in the hotit eer.:Hre in
the prwpeet oft Hrinsrinjc out a
chilleper for Max Schmelinc
V R. A.-New Yrk state ach!e;to
rv timitiMJ mrtrtj heav iretyht
f hautpioivthip. U af'er the-'
efeji (W a .t. n til fc oat for a oec 1
Eve Ttvtory. .
A. C. Marsters Is Lost Girl Scouts V
Possible Candidate Safe In Lone Cabin
: irlct are carr'ins out the upraylng
tor and rounly agerit. Thi plan
is to have the firm Npruy on by
I the JOth of June, and the xvconU
(seven day later. A third prnj
may t; necewwiry in lome dltttricU,
una .Wrtfil run "K
prom-
take part of the cherry
in rar-
Arihur I'urmun, who
r awl Marion Oon- fc.Nt,J( c
appeared Tuesday! MW- , V,MM
.n.rriit f h company, of Portland, hajt
k..lM"K;1 fe!ilsl to take part, of the
1 KOBKBI'KG. Ore" June 0 YAKIMA. Wash.. June 2 (VP)
(AP A. Marsters; Roeburg i Yakima lost .Girl Scoot. Eve-
banke. nterehant and farmer, en- i lyn Kratitkxemer awl Marion Oon
d-rs--ed by the Douglas county re-? verse, who disa
. .k. t.. o-"-.. ii . v.... .-..I... -ilsJ to ".ke pa
. JiutMib i rwiulitiran commrc i uil at :h List. crosia ranicer i crop if the-sprayine pl;in
run I.dr in the Mt for IS jvara. j bv. ho ca m cbrge at ruugm! ha been appolnlfd inpei or i
M Ttl as mayor of R.vrtiurc , in the search, reported. - ' the Imbb-r and Klgin dlKtrlcln In
' The girls. Kenby'a nieaRer re- ; resiirdu l liw ir.iji. !
port iuid. stumbled past the cabin f thai the Imbler dlatrlci ha al
at the ssation and notk-ed the out- i mot bet n covered, heveral of the
door teb-phoa. and culled KanserjBrou era have already aprayeil
Se.m Mctllllorh. i imlea away.. "er in-r .....
lotluy and tomorrow, u
tbatufter this ar. they will not
be bothered wllh Ihe cherry fly.
Has Most Votes 'JXT orU'T
eveninc June 23. M o'clock to
and wa Mute tnatvr in luv.
NEW GANGSTER
MURDER FACES
CHICAGO COPS Eddy Believes He
I-
I'HUWlttX June 2 AJ) ;
Wtilie efforts were prnet-Uny ;
tttth a rvorgunibetl police titpurt-f
meut to elear up the aseasination
of Jake tJnjete." Tribune crtm re
Itottr. anU free hicuci of jan;
domination, a' new panyster stay
ing came to lis tit today.
l-orewr Juliana. 4m. questioned i
I y Khc in ronnectioft v ith eht
mumers ana Mmniw tn tae -or wniarj" Marfcs of Al
Ust three years, reached the end j
or icxv buu iuui iraiu
K i boiy w as f ou ad. s hot
SAL KM. Ore.. -June (AP
Senator It. 1 Kdiy. of Ilos-urs.
coruender for the presidency of
th til state senate, while here
todaj..- d-clin-e4 ?o give fisurts
retitivo to his plelseij vote, but
establi-sh prlrea . for imnriin.
Many trowel feared the colf
ruiny weather dtirini? the hlowoni
periotl would result in a di
trourf -drop. The rent nixe of the
Imt.If-r aonle crop Jins remained
Harvard s Frosh
Crew Trims Yale
thrauxh the breast and wrapped
to trSavASk in an automobile mhteh
hid bevn huotwd into a deep eLiy
pit near ItluV Island. South SI4e
sui-urh.
Julano wa-s aKl to be Involved
la the hmUi:ijrs of. the homes of
t nitct States Senator Charles S.
fvtieeu and of John A. Svfanson.
mhile eandulate for state's arror-
ne. ia the tempestuoa pnma ry
earupan oz. ApiL isri.
o m m ti ce r - Alcvwk's f -r
thrust ajrtnn tisuor ai-tivlrie was
irecl -LirIy tuiay in a raid vn
the Versailles arriH. on th S-Mith
SSie. whrf ft J50 5Coe?c of
hiky. wint-s. and beer was
seze!. '
Tfce rxUl as Tna-te Kr a iw
tuai w vrfcie diive?y nnIer A I-
cook's nier. Three- men were I
saiti he ws certain he had more; jn doubt until Ihe present. While
pl:d?evl supjwn than ta oppon-ttnw drop In mime orchards haji
been a little more than normal,
eroaers a a rule will have to thin
"I Ketteve I aro nearer the re-; heavily. Conditions nice hloom
uuire. M than Marks fo. said "inj,- time have been WeaL Jue to
l-oidy. "The situation wnw wrr the heavy sprlm rains there is
hpefuL mor. moixture in the aroimti man
mrvtinv of Usual al this.
the interim committee inwstipat- -nis
Jhf pK&,;MIy of betEr work-?
iri," conditions In the house and
senate to avoid enfan
j Fruit Growers
In Imbler Area
Spraying Trees;
lirXrATTA OH'ILSK. New !.oa- arressM.
doc, ott J ir.f ; tAP Har-T
k P.y I eiba (Teaer
tOiserver 0rrenen:)
labBKCIC Or-. (StelaJ Th pr
time of .th year.
Thi should reKUlt in increased
.lie. so this yejir's crop may prove
t. le a record breaker. The Rrdw-
t applications for the year by p
1 plying the wioiid codilling niotb
pruy. Other nor th w-wu-ro .lis-
Erirte; are obliKed to apply ven
to ten application.'.. This on
of the factors in the comparatives
ly bw production eoKt "f ihe dis-
trict. ; .
Mr. Kelly, of Kelly Uros.. wet
fruit shipprs. of Mood
and Mi. Fletcher. ralrs
nan-rvr nf tb. finow-Hov Pacific
j KTui; o.. injipecteii tne api nis-.
; trirt here r-c-nily. They both e-
sri surprise at the fine con-.
t irtzit rowe.-s o the- Imbler lis
vaii"s cravk fresiiriUin crew de Eajttai Dca)ry
fea:Ki aS. by these ar.. one half " rr-re4 mas I wtsat fc tonvn t
.Waxtta in tfa openii event of a IVoc4ire ereat in rUifaJL U i
tfceir historic riratra ixtay. j h by takuii rw& aitt. pt
vTa iu&.ott or raci trt lor i( ut Uk4 KeKlaf H .
ditiona of the applp orchard.
s- Vad. at ike uutinljtme! a
jwfft:l :ri-ke a!l the
way down the vure an( won
as R pSeasrs.
HarvartlV ::rr- fo-r te two mSLt
a t-5v Yale-" time tlrlT
cause Ifce erewta E ri ta ia ar-
faxip. wa4Kv i; caa $&!3taua o..
la F.atai tiis U la saalt
ettrtiveo ware Jars aaJ ss c.-cf -Vni
a Ceat seioty. to sfrtieHl wi;S
truic r cerwL
Bene fiefs Leave
tim ktauth Fait-
Continued a Year ri. her-iy t cI!y
, to 4:;?r.'i the- ('is-trii c-f feer stif?- :
ki gve. j.b f,vr a:'J- T-
Waw vf the v.-Bi'rr! iStnes of ;
Jviv-k W.-Bene-'.eL. rajat hub.-' fs;r 4T Lv. a. at'iLrs sra-iait. '
ar oJ lae- Va.r'fM'y Orvtwa, zaaaxf:-ir.. :t wajs aaa-oui;et ib-y ;
tSfce tatertm; evaitaittee of ex- JaEaet t rvvn-Jrf. cfcj.inxia.x
cwtiiv rotBtv-. awrerflucx "dy of , th?e. f a ex" OiKLiire Ai easaur-'
-!let affilrSk. tdy ka-l Tolei tie- Eecis eecinit:ee. i
K cvj::nae fcs of a!sseooe !.t xiew 4 tie Secr?o4 sc?
dwwaj; tiw C--c t.ir. T aftiins. it U Jee-.ie4: ao- a.i .
Special for Saturday
BOYS HIGH GRADE WASH SUITS
Age 1 to 8 :
:98c
GUARANTEED TO WASH
AND WEAR i
.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Breier's Pre-4th Dress Event
Good news ladies step right up and claim your
share, you'll agree with us The materials are
of the best the styles the latest and the prices are
really less than you w ere expecting to pay.
Much careful planning and mueh close figuring
go into the preparation for these popular special
events
These Frocks were designed to sell for
S9.90 S14.75
But Breier's scores again in offering them at
much lower price groups.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
t il ,
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t riMA w-w Vtrf . - e-
$ vv,iwt cr?te-- . riv 'J' ' s 'f '
VcredS "TJtv . -. . s. x-"
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j ti IS -a Tea Ml ttj-i
V.".-. - t- Yri"jk, WoJSaN. t3
: :1en rr r".; -rf m 1;
Five Popular Prices
$y66 $g66
. '-ri'UH v;l : -3.t.- k
' . a III p
Sg66
366 SA66
. Fanciful figured Georgette. Delightful
Shantungs, Service Crepes
The newest of New York's favorites together
with every dress of our own stock and the highest
price is just $$.66.
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