Wednesday, July 2, 1930
Page Six
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK, LA GRANDE, ORSjL
One Oregohian
Remains In Net
Tourney Today
PORRTLAND, Ore.. Juljf 3 JH
Three Cttlllornlans and one oregon
lau today are to battle each other
lor place In the final bracket ol the
men'a singles of the Oregon atate
tnuls tournament,
Orcajor's only hope la Bradnhaw
Harrison, who ! to play JacK Cos
grove. San Francisco. Harrison yea
terday eliminated the. only other re
maining Oregonian, jacn uniue. o-i.
6-2. .CoeKrove had more .trouble
wltli hl man, Ken May, winning 8-2,
4-0. 0-3. . r
Miiy staged the major. upaot of the
tournament Monday by defeating Irv
ing Welnleln. a seeded player. Af
ter losing the f Irat , t to Cosgrove
yesterday he ataged a atrong counter
attack w win the aecond act but
he weakened rapidly In the third. He
had previously defeated Bob liooga.
University of Oegon, In tt three-sot
match and the two long battles had
their effect. i .,.
Canadian Eliminated
Tho other two Calltornlana who
atlll wore In. the running today wore
Hay Casey and Joe Coughlan, both
cit Sau Francisco. Casey eliminated
r!flnfitffi.'a contender. J. C. - Edwards.
Victoria, B. C, 8-2. 8-2, while cough'
lun beat Frank oove. Bon rranciscu,
0-3, 3-8. 0-2. , The pairings today
ore Harrison vs, Cosgrove and Casey
vs, Coughlan. ;
The men'a doubles championship
may bo determined today with Har
rison and Bob Hoogs playing Henry
Neer and Irving Welnoteln.
Mrs. Clolda Myer Cross, Charlotte
Miller, Helen Bovonnkl, and Marlon
Green, .four . seeded players, remain
In the contest for .the. women's sin
gles titles. Mrs. dross Is to play
Miss Green und Miss Miller la, to
meet Miss Sovcnakl In. the semi.
KEEPS PROS FRO M RICH WINNINGS
Ducks Will, Play ,
Night Baseball
POnTLAND, July 2 W Thomas
L. Turner, president of the Port
land Baseball club, said Tuesday he
hud signed a contract with a Coun
cil Bluff,. It., concern Xur 1 natal -nltlon
of a lighting system In the
Vaughn street grounds for night
buneball.
Turner said the light would be
turned on July 22 when tho Port
land team plays the Ban Pruuclsco
Missions.
PAINFULLY IIUKT
SALEM. Ore., July 2 (AV-M1bb Al
lle Worrol of Albany wan painfully
Injured on a Salem street yesterday
when she was caught between two
automobile, one of which won back
ing from the curb. Bite received
lacerations on the limbs and body and
It win feared a leg wait fractured.
L kutLs pfl;J hv I
I
T ' 'nobayuc
, . iryr-wf 1
. Profeatiionul golfers tills year hope lo keep Iloliliy Jones, America's hardest working ai
celling the profit wlilcli would go with winning the American Open, starting at .Mill
June 11). - Among the pros with tills aim are Walter ll.tgen, -Morton smith und Leo lllegel
amateur, from c-an-
ineapolls this year,'
.eo lllegel.
Two Admitted To
Citizenship By
Court Decision
.. NEW. YORK, July 3 (AP) Declar
ing that an applicant for citizenship
has the rignt to ioiiow tue con
science and religious scruple regard
ing the bearing of arms, the United
States court of appeals has ordered
that the He v. Dr. Douglas Clyde Mac
intosh, professor of theology at Yale
Divinity school, and Miss Marie Av
ert. Dlund be admitted to citizenship.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WHEAT
Open High Xxrvt Clme
July no'4 Mi jiu s &
Kept. J '4 & .r, V
Dee .,.........l.WiyH l.tilij .011 AMl
POHTLAM WHEAT
Open If IkIi Low Close
July .nyt m ava
Kept. ... wt Mt m M
Dee , Wiit AKi .11.1 14 .ori
In its opinion the court reversed
the decision of federal district courts
In New York and Connecticut.
Both Dr. Macintosh and Miss Bland
are of Canadian birth. Dr. Macin
tosh was a war chaplain with the
Canadian army and later served 41th
the Y. M. C. A. with American troops
In Prance. In his application for
citizenship he declared he could not
swear to bear arms In what he might
consider an unjust cause.
Miss Bland, the daughter of an
English clergyman, who was a war
nurse with the American army, was
denied citizenship in New York be
cause she said that while she was
willing to go to the front to nurse
wounded, her conscience as a Chris
tian would not permit her to bear
arms.
The opinion written by Presiding
Judge Martin T. Monton said that
the coses of Dr. Macintosh and Miss
Bland were not parallel to that of
Roslka Bchwimmer, who was refused
citizenship because of . her pacifist
views. The refusal In her cose was
upheld by the United States sup. -erne
court.
Judge Mantoa described Mme.
Schwinuner as an "absolute atheist"
who was found to 'have no sense of
nationalism.
'DEPT. STORES " jr
' Store No. 13 La Grande t
TI NE IP FOR THE
GLORIOUS
FOURTH
IJItESH I P FOB TUB HASTE I
OK IIHESS IP IX VACATION'
1 WHS. E'l.l, SAVE VOl' I
lIOXEV ON OL ALITV CLOTH-
' BREIER'S FAMfiriR KITTTH
l They call for them by name
I nd the price Is always the
i a m e. Finely tailored ill
i j .
J.,iO,
July
Clearance
Extreme Reductions on Our
Entire Stock of Spring and
Summer Ready -to - Wear
DRESSES
The season's smartest dresses are. hero offered at
prices as low as one-half their true value. Un
usual selections from absolutely new and fresh
stocks. Complete, your summer wardrobe here
with fashions now in greatest popular demand
at prices that will astound you.
Three Lots of Unusual Values
You'll enthuse when
you see what real
style we offer at
this little price.
Values to $19.95
$9.00
Every style is hero,
every new color, and
nil sizes. Never such
values. Values to
?29.95
$11.00
The season's newest
and smartest styles
lit a fraction of their
true value. Values
to $31.95
$17.00
MILLINERY
We are closing out our entire slock
at prices so low that you will buy
several of these fashionable hats.
Tho lot includes values from ?4.D5
to? 14.95.
$1.95
$3.95
$2.95
$7.95
COATS
Every remaining Spring coat. now
has its regular price just cut in
half. Come in at once, for We can
offer such values on.'y once in a
year.
ALL COATS
y2 price
Pajamas and Robes at 20 Reductions
The Cinderella Shop
' Suit
, DRESS OXFORDS
I In three popular grades tan
or black. We have the proper a
i tji ir your jooi
2.98 3.98
4.98
DRESS SHIRTS
r Ol fine hrnnlrlnthB anrf not.
i tern shirtings, well tailored and
picium.g iu service or appear-
98c to 1.98
. MEN'S ATHLETIC UNIONS
Special reinforced bacls, a good t
' it -
49c
' STRAW HATS
, The comfortable Italian Cru-
:lolo in three grades
1.29 1.49
1.98
f Whipcord Hiding Breaches
i Good looking and durable
I double seat, double knee, khaki
or grey. Special vaca-
I tion price of
ri.98
I VACATION SHIRTS
' Fancy pattern and color in i
i light weight hot weather 1
F 3hirts. Neat flttintr collars
50c 79c
f 13XTRA TROUSERS
i For play, work or dress
1.98 to 4.98
i VACATION LUGGAGE
f Suit Cases, metal tourist lock-
. ers, army lockers, steamers or j
I trunks, any price any size.
Grande Ronde Meat !
COMPANY
PACKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS bF MT. EMILY PRODICTS
' City Grocery and Market Main 75-50 ; Hoover Ma 735 " .
Economy Grocery and Market Main 573-48 Fjr.Strcct Market & Gioceiy Mam 700
STRICTLY MODERN
Our slaughter house refrigeration plant is now complete and we invite your in
spection. Aside from having a plant which scores 97 perfect we have a modern
and up-to-date refrigerated plant with the best cork cooler possible to be had,
which insures your meats at the proper leropeicume.-
THURSDAY &
Beef Roast, lb. . . . . .
Choice cuts from A-l grade.
Sliced Ham, a cut . . .
Choice center cuts from
medium hams. A-l grade.
Picnic Hams, lb. ....
Full length. ; Not shanks.
Hams, lA or whole, lb.
"Mt. Emily" Sugar cured;
SATURDAY SPECIALS
19c Beef Boil, lb. .... . .13c
Choice rib cuts.
25c Cottage Butts, lb. .. . 18c
Sugar cured.
Choice. . .
19c Bacon Backs, lb. . . . . 22c
Fiesh sugar cured.
28c Pork Shoulders, lb, . . 19c
Well trimmed. Lean. . ...
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Everything to Make Your 4th a Complete Success
Monarch Spaghetti
25c
Sardines
25c
10c
Richelieu Pigs Feet
35c
Queen Olives
With Cheese in Tomato
Sauce, No. 2 tins, 2 for
Norwegian in pure olive oil,
2 for .........
Large oval tins in mustard
or tomatoe sauce, each
Fancy pack in glass,
Each
25c
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR PRODUCE SPECIALS
Old Monk brand, fancy olives QA. .
at a real saving, jar . LaVK,
Sugar
C&H pure cane, &i
25-lb. bag tPi.'ttJ
Elgin Mayonnaise
Our best seller, 69C
Bakery Specials
Jelly Rolls, pure fruit - Q
filling, each JLtL
Potato Chips
Fresh twice weekly, O p
3 pkgs. - &0j
Have You Tried
Oreo-mi Trail Peanuts'
They are good
Ige. pkg
Remember The Observer's
New Telephone Number Is
MAIN 600
DOWN
GO
THE
PRICES
OUR FIRST
PRICES
.. NEVER
WERE SO
LOW
CONTINUES
WITH THE SECOND BANG
THEY COMEU THEY BUY! THEY SAVE!
SUITS
i:.r. mtis
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
SACRIFICED
The mnke and quality of these suits
defy all competition, and on inspec
tion you will wonder how such mag
nificent suits can be sold for so lit
tle a price.
Placed in Four Groups for
Quick Clearance
Group No. 1 (fr-i f) QQ
S25.00 values : pL6,OZJ
Group No. 2 QQ
J30.00 values P i.U.O7
Group No. 3 Q QQ
$35.00 values tPJ.t7.Ol7
Group No. 4 dOQ QQ
537.50 values $0.07
MEN'S FINE
Dress Shirts
One special lot men's extra fine
- Dress Shirts. Seven-button front,
" cellar attached, in an excellent ar-
Ono sprt-lill lot uf Im
port (Ml tCiin It UK14.
n'rs' nitti f;mrv nor- ray of patterns to choose from
ilorv .Will III In litre- SiOS 11 to 171..
R.rroy Kx,,:l SPecial France
v.u i. ZiC Sale Price
79c
Persian Rugs
This special purchase Is an Im
port and one of tho most beau
tlful ling Hurs one could nwk
to see. They como in all colors
in Persian designs with fringed
ends; size 27x54. Colors: red,
blue, brown, green. Just the
rug for bedroom. Ask to see
thein.
Extra r?Q
Special w J
Well worth
MEN'S HI.VE CHAMHUAY
Work Shirts
This Work Shirt Is an outstanil
Ing value. It's a big generous
full cut; It's triple stitched; It
hns two nrenst pockets nnd Is
well made nnd good fitting. No
hlgeer value anywhere and
can't he heat.
I'lticE ...39C
Jirx-S ALL WOOL
Dress Caps
Men! Tulfc about caps here's
a real buy. One special lot tit
this event, nil wool and won
derful patterns to choose from.
Colors: tans. Brays, and novelty
pattern and the popular one
piece top.
SPECIAL . 89C
SHIRTS
Made of snow white novelty
INIe cotton, fancy rthhed.
SHORTS
Ail evcollcnt grade novelty
broadcloth. Priced specially (or
this great clearance.
SALE l'Klt'B
29c
EACH
,srrr
We Wish You All A Glorious Fourth of J
58cs
CLOSING OUT
ALL STRAW HATS
, REGARDLESS OF COST
Here youll find Just the hat you
have been looking for, both
foreign and domestic made.
$1.43 seller, now.... $ .89
$1.95 seller, now.'... $1.39
S2.45 seller, now $1.98
?3.45 seller, now.... 2.39
S3.95 seller, now.... $2.98
$4.95 seller, now.... $3.49
MEN'S
SILK NECKWEAR
One special assortment Men's
fine silk Neckwear. In all silk,
In ii beautiful arrav of colors
ami patterns to choose from;
all this season's newest. Some
all silk knit ties; formerly sold
nt Si..".o. Extra special for this
sale.
I'RIc'e. 3 for $1.00
MEN'S
niirss oxfords
One special lot or .Men's Ox
rords In black onlv. Modified
brogue toe, with conviosltlon
'"'"sue"'5' fe"' pa'r
l'rlce
$2.79
uly!
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M.(fsV A IX. Manager