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TjA-GRANDE-RVENING OBSERVER; LA- GRANDE, OKBr
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VALUES
in men's and young men's suits
not equalled in fourteen years see
them. '
17.00
Values to $45.00
Westenhaver, Inc.
i now showing at the State Theatre. makes It quite easy. Then we piped t Explosive Men
"The Medicine Man" was a stane the water down, strained It and put
! play originally, written by Elliott it into the pipes. j Tim man wllb a violent temper
I Lester, and adapted lor the screen! "We managed to get three tons 1 lets it po because lie finds it easier
j by Ladye Horton and Eve Unsell. (that way. It doesn't cost anything! (n command attention by making
1 "The Medicine Man" himself is i and works perfectly any time it rains scenes than hv lincoininj: kucccss
i the proprietor of the show, and In j and- of course there is always lots fHj jn a nrofi"-ioii Woman's
; small towns he's a big sheik. The I of rain around the Atlantic." ! i.im- 1,n,11-ii1i,m
i ground -for his conquests of untn
i 1 tin led small town belles,
i Of course, there are all kinds of
1 liniments, patent medicines and the
like. Including the one thut removes
Brunette Toast
'"What made you think we wore
not having I oast this iiiiiruln'V'' the
coni, or table stains, tones up the I oun ' '-nue lm,u,red. "I didn't
liver, grows eyelashes, cures Bkin ! hear joj scraping, dear. My mind
iiium 1 1 it v t ih'l'ii on oiuer inuig.'j.
Detroit News.
diseases and doubles the mileage of
an automobile.
"The Medicine Man" was directed
by Scott Pembroke. Prominent In
the cast are Jack Benny. Betty Bron
fion, Eva Novak, Tom Dugan and
others. It was recorded by RCA
Photophone.
Oregon School
Districts Draw
Fundtf$411,607
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 1 (A) Oregon
school districts this year draw from
the- state. In interest from the Ir
reducible school fund, a total of
$411,007.38, a per capita apportion
ment of $1.68 for each person be
tween the legal school ages of 4 and
20 years. The state's school popu
lation, based on the latest school
I district census reports, Is 260,511.
! Tho 1930 apportionment was an
i nounced today by "George G. Brown.
1 clerk of the state land board, which
; administers this fund.
! Last year the total apportionment
' was $408,479.40, or' $1.75 per capita,
' and the total school population
200,178.
1 Apportionments liy Comities
Among the new apportionments by
j counties, school population includ
ed, are the following
j Baker county School population.
5233; apportionment, $8208.14.
i Benton 5021: $7933.18.
Clackamas 13,055; $21,574.00.
Clatsop 6199; $9794.42.
Coos 8605 : $ 1 3 ,595.90.
' Douglas 0059; $10,621.22. , .
j Jackson 9693; $15,314.94.
Josephine 3210; $5387.80.
' Klamath 7983; $12,613.14.
j Lane 15,129; $23,903.82.
I Marlon 10.384: $26,886.72.
Multnomah 80,708; $127,673.44.
1 Polk 6419; $8562.02.
j Umatilla 0870; $10,854.00.
Union 6351; $8464.58.
Wallowa 2510; $3905.80.
Peculiar Pealmi
The: "ahoeerlai 'an pnlrns" are
psalms such as Ui- il!)ih. in wlii.-h
tin verses of s 11 cress ivi (tortious
are arranged lit alpliahwi'-iil order
Delicacy, at It Were
Scripture: examiiml'oii ; km.jII
boy naked what he knew ahout
Mml and Elijah (lie TIshMto. .Said
he: "liliza dressed In n camel's hair
and went hol'ore Ahah and wid,
'Heboid. I am KU.a. the titbit.'"
Imagine It!
According lu 1 he 'mtiiiiilvtlmis of
an uMrntinmer. the "Milkv U'nv" 1
l8U.OOO,000.000.(JO(i,oo;j miles in dl
amoler.
Prolific Ant
White utils have leen ,I;ihivii to J
lay WW" day each rur a
month. Cupper's Weekly.
News of Markets
Curtailed Today
Because The Observer went to press
shortly before noon today in order
that the staff might be in attendance
at the air circus, the usual market
page Is curtailed. The majority of
the market news comes In during and
Ju.t after the noon hour.
The early press hour today was In
keeping with the actions of the vari
ous stores that closed from 12 to 2
o'clock.
STAYS HAPPY ALL
OF THE TIME NOW
FIND IT
HERE
Copy fur I his Column must
be in by fl u. in.
DANCE AT EI.OIN' I
Pavilion every Sat. nltc. Dick Llnd-l
sey's 6-plece orchestra. 8-l-2ti
ireiiLstitt'liinc iilinllni;, button
holes, etc. Norton's Klildle Sliop.
Adv.
Wallowa Grass
'Fire Controlled;
Grain Is Saved
" . It) Mrs. Ktlim Kenfrow Hunter
(Observer Correspondent)
WALLOWA, Ore. (Special (Quite
a- lot of excitement was caused in
Wallowa Wednesday by n call from
the P. H. Wetnharri farm In Lower
valley for men to fight fire. A urnm
flro had started In the field adjoin
ing Mr. Wolnhard's place and with
the wind that was blowing, threat
Little Mary Elaine Bratton, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bratton,
had the misfortune of breaking her
arm while playing with some other
small children Monday.
O. P. Campbell, superintendent of
tho Wallowa schools, returned Wed
nesday from a vacation trip to Mont
peller. Idaho, whero he and Mrs.
Campbell went two weeks ago to
wlHit Mis. Campbell, parents. Dr. and
Mrs. llrckstrom. Mrs. Campbell will
remain until tiie middle of August.
Mrs. Charles Fisher was hostess to
tho Presbyterian Ladles Aid at her
liomo Wednesday afternoon. Twon-ty-fivo
members unci four visitors
attended the meeting- which was tho
to tin rrmt dnmnuc. Severnl ' e ueniner. Airs, risner
carloads of men went out from town pcrv lovply refreshments after
and in a few hours had tho fire un- KO,:l1'1 1,om' Wlltt i'Joycd.
der control and managed to save 1 Mrs. c. T. Hockett and Mrs. Asnhcl
Mr. We In hards .wheat fields. Tho j Hockett were clown from Enterprise
Vacant . buildings 011 the Clarence , Wednesday calling on Wallowa
Burgutt homcstcucl were burned.
Mrs. Barton Wade ro turned Tues
day tfrm North Powder whero she
1m been for tho last two weeks car
ing for her mother, Mrs. Ashby, who
is seriously ill.
Medicine Show
In Picture
At the State
"Lndees and KentullmenI"
The old medicine show In all its
glory is a hilarious and reminiscent
feature In Tiffany's all-talking com
edy drama, "The Medecinc Man."
"I wasn't free of stomach trouble
and indigestion for 6 veara and I was
such a nervous wreck that restful
R-100 ENDS OCEAN
TRIP EARLY TODAY
(Continued form Pago One)
In handling lightcr-than-alr craft.
''The most Impressive thing about
tho trip Is this: On Monday night
I entertained a party at dinner. We
lert Cnrdlngton at 0:40 p. m., and if
wo had been lucky at the latter end
of the trip we would have been here
In time for dinner last night."
....... 1 . V """ .. ... ME S. A. BURNS II
..iiijui ouuli,, tupuim 01 tno urst l
British airship to fly. inventor of sleep was almost unknown to me. My !
the air ministry's method of airship , liver was sluggish and I'd suffered!
mooring, and one of the greatest of i with constipation for years. I start- i
SWIM AT COVE FOOL
"Tho Fountain of Youth." Com
plete chanRe of cl'ar, sparkling
warm mineral water every 7 hours.
6-25-lm
FOIt "Ol'TING"
Long forks for welner rgastlng.
camp chairs 70c, gasoline camp
stoves, camp tables. At Melville's.
8-1-lt
AVOTIIKIt LAMP SPECIAL
See the 'wonderful values in new
table lamps featured this week for
92.98 at Richardson's Art & Gi.'t Shop.
These- are tho greatest values which
have yet been offered in Table
lamps. These new lamps are now on
display In the window at Richard
son's Art & Gift Shop. 7-28tf
FOR YOi:K CAR
Have your broken side glass or
windshield refitted where you will
save both time and money, and re
ceive tho best of glass. Take your car
to Richardson's Art & Gift Shop.
They specialize In all kinds of glass
work. 7-28tf
J C P E N N E Y GO
0 E P A
108 Depot St.
T M 6 N T
ST O R, E
La Grande, Ore,
Of Soft, Absorbent Quality,
Temptingly Low-lJnced!
A splendid opportunty to add to your never
enough supply of Turkish Bath Towels These
are double-thread terry towels and will give long
service. Your choice of all-white, white with
colored borders or with colored cross stripes, at
our usual thrifty low prices!
18x36 inch ' ;; 22x44 inches
l5Cand25c
SHOW CAHDS AND SIOWS
Have Richardson "The Art Man' do
your show card and sign work. Price j
tickets, window cards, advertising
cards of all kinds, made in attrac
tive colors at very reasonable prices,
at Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. I
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry
Spring 20Cft 30c lb.
Heavy hens 30c lb.
Light hens 26c lb.
l'linir
Hard Federation $1.5D per 40 lb.
$6.60 bbl.
Soft wheat $5,80 bbl.
Hard Federation $1.70 per 40 lb.
sack.
I.A 1RAN1E RETAIL MARKETS
Sugar 100 lb. sack $0.10.
Vegetables
Netted Gem Potatoes $2.25 sack,
3c lb. ,
Parsley 5c bunch. j
Cabbage; 4c lis. i
Lettuce 2 for 25c. '
Yellow onlons 3c lb.
Green peas 10c lb., 3 for 25
Carrot 5c bunch.
Cucumbers 10c.
Field cucumbers 5c.
Green onions 5c
Cauliflower 16c lb;.
Celery 15c.
Turnips 6c lb.
String beans 3 lbs. for 25c.
Green peppers 35c.
Radishes 6c bunch; 3 fur 10c.
Tomatoes 3 lbs, for 25c,
Ialry '
Butter, creamery 39c lb., 2 lbs. 15c,
Eggs aoc uoz.
Cheese 35c lb.
Honey Comb, 25c a square.
FrultK
Bananas 3 lbs. 26c.
Apples $2.00 a box.
Loganberries $2.50.
Watermelons; 3 Vie, lb.
Apricots 18 lbs. $1.40.
Raspberries $2.25.
Lemons 60c doz.
Oranges 60 e $1.00 doz.
,: Meats and Fish
Beef boil 15 ft-20c lb.
Chops and steaks 3035c lb.
Private Ambu
lance Service
FREE.
Modern Funeral
Home
Experienced
Lady
Attendant
Perfect Funeral
Servlco
Prices Within the
Reach of All.
frlciKlu.
Mrs. W. V. Poole drove to Canyon
City lust Sunday to tuke her small
granddaughter, Lucille ltced. home.
Lucille spent a month In Wallowa
visiting her grandparents. Mrs. Poole j
was accompanied on Uic trip by Miss
Marie Knep and they will spend a
wock In Canyon City before return
ing home.
Chitrlie Williams, forme fly of Pas-1
co. Wash., returned to his home !
Tuesday after spending several days'
with the Dale Kmifrow faintly. Mr,
Williams Is a brother of Mrs. Hen-
frow.
Mrs. Prank En lis, of Los Angeles.
Cal.. came to Wallowa Wednesday to
spend a few clays with her sister. I
Mrs. llruce Cox.
WALKERS
FUNERL SERVICE
5!B AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 242
(iruss Revenue of Bus Lines
Tho total gross revenue of the
common earner bus lines in the
United States In 11)21) was $305,000,
0(H), according to the Oregon Stale
Motor nnrliiilnn.
lighter than air experts, has devel
oped a new plan for collecting water
for ballast while flying.
"When wo need more water we
Jhst collect it on the fly. We did
It alt the way across." he said.
"Wo built a sort of little gutter
arrangement along the top of the
envelope and collected rain water.
The enormous bulk of the ship
cd Snrgon and It's really amazing how ;
every ailment I had disappenred. 1 1
feel like a new woman and am happy !
from morning 'til night. I
"Snrgon Pills regulated me perfect- I
ly and cleansed my system of poisons
without the least discomfort." Mrs.
A. Burns. 1701 Siskiyou St. Portland.
Oregon. Red Cross Drug Store, agents.
Adv. 1
TEVEN'YAN EN&fELEN CO
A Bargain for Bikes!
Runabout Tire
$1.39
Good for miles mid
miles! Made, of two-ply
bicycle fabric and tough
live rubber, black stud
ded thread.
Regular 92.50 Value
MONTGOMERY,
WARD & CO.
FRESH TROUT
AS LIVE
r - r i- - r -r-
LADIES'
FOOTWEAR
All
Sizes
and
Styles
$2.98
NewYdrk Store f standad oh company or caimoni.
'mime FLY SPRAY
K7j- '? Dear
mosquiiois ' ants - rtus motms lOACMes ms
Commooity
Cash Store
2 Phones Main 26
FLOUR SgJSl $1.39
MILK TZ:.. 25c
QJTTP A "P I'"e C & H Cane in &-i rq
U VfiiLXV sacks, 25 pounds.... tj) X.Dt
POTATO CHIPS r,:" 23c
SODA CRACKERS
Plain or salted 3 pound caddy
39c
rATXT 17T A TTT7Q ieiioSgs
3 pkgs.
25c
BROOMS Wfcffl
89c
XJnXTT?V New Cop
AJLVflKALX 10-
pound Pail
$1.15
"OT? A TVTTTnPC! VmAi Salted
A U10 16
Ouiu'es
18c
BEEF ROASTS
Wlti'n we say "Special for Saturday on leef roasts"
we mean our same quality href at a lower price. We
do not buy cheap heef to COMPKTK but number one
steer bee!" to REPEAT.
POT ROASTS SS , 15c
RIB BOIL!::
mind
ir2c
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WORK CLOTHING AT EVERYDAY
PRICES THAT SAVE YOU MONEY
WORK SHIRT
LIGHT WEIGHT
Light, weight blue ior grey
chambray. Just right for
cnol summer wear. Full
cut and well made. Sizes
ll'2tol7.
39c
S-V-E STORES
WORK SHIRT
EXTRA HEAVY
Made of extra heavy blue
or grey chambray, coat
style, with two large but
ton through pockets, triple
stitched and reinforced at
all corners. Sixes Wi
to2- 89c-
S-V-E STORES
'Buck-All'
Work Suits
These work suits are
made from the sturdiest
materials. Cut mil and
I jus n. Waist tenuis rein
forced and garment Is
fiur tacked at nil points
nf strain. An exception
al value at
$1.95
Save with S-V-E
Stores
'Underhiir
Overalls
I'liderliill" brand 320
blue denim two hlh
liurketo two rclnfnrrnl
lili pockots, lo front
snhiKiiiK purkrls, rule
pockrt uild Iminincr loip.
Trlpli' stltrheil and bar
laikfd nt strain points.
Sizes 30 to so. riiqli pr
low hack or Jacket.
$1.10
Save with 'S-V-E
Stores
ATHLETIC
UNDERWEAR
F.xccpl imiiit good c tin 1 it y Ugh;
iveilit knit athletic muiernear
Iiuttons on slinnliler. St7.cn
to l.
49c
WORK SOCKS
Heavy knit, It ock ford s t vie,
work socks, lllue or tan. liny
several at
5cpair
WORK SOCKS
flood welKllt plain grey, tan,
lirown or black work socks, f ry
them.
2 Pair 25c
WORK GLOVES
"Hoss" leaf her Ixiunil,
white cam as work glmes.
Well made and reinforced
19c
SHOP CAPS
Black sateen or hlckoiy
stilpe shop caps. Tliese
rap-, are cool and coni
fnrlahle and economical
23c
Work Pants Cottonade
Dark grey cottonade cuff bot
toms and belt loops. Durable
pocketing and curtain mate
rial. These pants are strongly
sewed and neat in appearance.
Siae -SO to 50 waist.
$1.49 1'air
Khaki
Work Pants
0. D. Khaki, medium weight ;
belt loops, cuff bottoms, heavy
drill pockets well made. Regu
sizes .10 to" -11 waist.
89c
St. fl. SM'AIV, Mgr.