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; Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, August 9, 1930.' (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper P. R. PINLAY . - Editor and Publisher HARVEY P. MATTHEWS Business Manager . Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1710 Sixth street La Qrande, Oregon. The Observer-Str published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffic of La Qrande. Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March a, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OP LA ORANDB MEMBElt OP ASSOCIATED PRESS ' '" The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publlca ' tton of all news dispatch.? credited to It or not otherwise credited IT published hei-eln. All right of republication of special dls , patches In this paper and also the local news herein also are ' reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MOGENSEN CO, Inc. ; " San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago. Detroit, New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uj Carrier Dally, per month In advance Dally, six months In advance .. Daily, single coupy Hy Mcll Dally, per month In advance . Dally, per six month In advance Dally, per year in advance Weekly. Obtenrer-Star. per year 75c M60 - 6c . 60c -2A0 -6.00 ..2.00 Canadian Rockies J3S ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. 42c Now if Christ be preached that he rose from the dead ' how say some Kmong you that there is no resurrection ol the dead? 1 Cor. 15:12. i vlev road. It la estimated the con tract will be completed by Septem ber 1. The bituminous macadam la being laid over an old macadam bae which was laid several years ago. The new' wearing surface averages about 2, Inches In thickness and the average ccst of this part of the work Is 3000 per mile. To this, however, is added the cost of the rock and stock pile , which Is said to be about S2000 a i mile. the crop at 1500 to 2000 tons. The Master district, Western Wasco county, will have about 74 cars of apples of the Spltzenburg. Newton, Ortley. Delicious and Arkansas Black varieties, according to an estimate of R. D. Chatfield, manager of the Mosier Prult Growers association which handled the tonnage of that district. Mosier expects about 10 cars !Of d'Anjou pears.. The Dufur fruit section In the southern part at this county will pro- , duce the best .Crop of d'AtiJou pears In Its history." P. W. Normandln es timated he will have 16 cars of win. ter pears for- shipment to eastern markets. Normandln will have about 10 tons of Bartlett pears which will be sold to the local cannery. uwsrnoDiie convertible Coupe on the road to Banff, in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Good roads and good accommodations make this wonderful tour of the west one of the finest vacation lands of the west. High mountains, sparkling lakes and rushinc river add pleasure to the tour. Take your rod along because there are fish in the streams. Radio Programs SIMMY l"KO(.KAM National Broadcasting Cj.: WHERE TO PARK I Every American community, from the smallest to the' largest, is having to deal with the problem of automobile i parking. Large centers of population have to cope with it! seven days a week, but within the smaller communities it is j mainly a Saturday evening problem. I ; One suggestion frequently advanced is that, parking ."in j SC'SiSSjSSmS't ! congested areas be prohibited. But that does not solve the ""f"',,, Pm: -srso. R?adc-s niYlhlpm nf tha niAfrtricrc uli trn i..trt tn,..n 1 .. Hilt ' nm.ri.. in,V i GRANGK HALL,, ui . vuinv iiiiu iuu iu oiiujj uj iKOO. KGW KFI KOA KL. w" the mwtln? of Blue Mt. Grange Christian Endeavor Convention una enieiunnmeni ana wno would be kept away if deprived 1 Columbia Eroad.stmg cay. a. PdF of narkine- facilities iulEr mU51c- crga.i. Er.-adiast lJul,l",S lawiiues. over KVI. KHJ. KFHC. In one community a check-up revealed the fact that a LrTs. .TTVSin laige percentage of the local merchants rode to their place Broadcast v" kjr. kga. kex. ... , .... . oiher programs uirlude: ot business and parked their cars in front of their own or' KNX iioso,: . Presbyterian neighboring stores, and thus reduced the parking places 9 l ':3- Labo ,r:oa:'d available for prospective' customers. As a result nf ihi moxiiav roo.ois Grange To Send Drill Team To Cove Initiation . Uv Mrs. Cli.irles Snenr- (Observer Correspondent) Joe. Miss Mildred Spencer. Donald and the host and hostess at a pret tily arranged table with golden glow as the decoration. Eddie McMasters and son. Jesse of Union, stopped at the Tom Bates home the first of the week on their way to Canada, where they plan to fpend several weeks near Calgary. Dee Smutz and Bob Weeks drove to Los tine Sunday and attended the Wednesday afternoon, it was planned Mrs. Edith Gekeler was pleasantly mat a drill team be organized and rurprised on the 28th of last month go to Cove some time after the busy to receive a telephone call from a season is over and put on the team cousin. Stanley Kirk, who with his work for the initiatory exercises of wife had arrived in La Grande and Ml. Fanny grange. A few plans for wanted to know how to find the tne grange ia:r to he held this fail Gekeler heme. Mr. Kirk was born jnarv car when the foot is suddA-.lv Were alSO discil&SPd. nnrt raiwl nn tho nlH Mannn irola. I.. .TT .. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Peetz. of La tlves of Mark Hanna) homestead at Grande, accompanied by Mrs. Har- Wocdside, Penn. Wcodside was the net Harrison, of La Grande, and Mrs. heme town of Mrs. Gekeler and her Free Wheeling Offers Safety Advantage, Claim Recent tests conducted by police and traffic officials In Pittsburgh, fa., a city noted lor its steep hills. show that the new free wheeling , S udebukers offer decided safety ad-! t vantages, according to M. J. Goss. . local Studebaker dealer. j ' "James M. Clark, director of pub-i 1 lit safety in Pittsburgh, pronounced ' iret wheeling as 'one of the greatest i driving safety features I have ever ; known." Clark's test drive took him ; ever seme of Pittsburgh's steepest I hills and through the city's most ; congested traffic districts. The fact that a driver can change to second ! gear on a down grade without delay at any speed, and without touching , the clutch, appealed to Clark as 'ex- : ceedingly valuable for motoring ! safety." I "Motoring officials In other sec- j uonr 01 me united states ana can- i adr who have tested free wheeling uiidci positive gear control, have been equally enthusiastic. "Free wheeling makes it possible ; for the first time to get the full j benefit of the momentum of a car j automatically. While the braking! power of the engine is available as ; easily and as readily as in the con- ! vcntlonal car, the car when free i wheeling, glides along, in gear, and iully controlled, yet free and silent as though there were no gears. "In addition, free wheeling results In an appreciable saving in fuel and oil. The fact that the engine is per mitted to drop to Idling speed as soon as the foot Is removed from the accelerator makes the reason for this saving readily apparent. Tests conducted on the Studebaker prov ing ground show that free wheeling effects a saving of 12 per cent in gasoline consumption and 20 per cent in oil. "Free wheeling further contributes to economical operation by eliminat ing the reverslonal strains thrown on tires, rear axle, universal Joints. ciuicn ana transmission in the ord Roy Martin, who arrived La brother. Carter before survey the merchants agreed to leave- their cars at home and WgnW XTVTZ SUrJTS m4,J?S SZX u this greatly relieved the situation. , 'o. 5' ,Slmp, 5"?L': ? E."rerm??r i: v.siting (rlcncls and relatives m the settlements in the United States. .... , ' v in v.Viiv!.", !LS?JP,n Vil"ey- siJ"u Sunday evening at the Many of the ancestors of the people A Condition another Community discovered Was that a H.nrV Lir W J Va t ctarl Sptncer home. Ir. and Mrs. had received their land grants from lifted from the throttle. According to Mr. Ooss. free wheel ing with positive gear control is j rranufactured under Studebaker pat- considerable number of families drove down town on Satur- cas " ,'Vue MonJay lm" luy..ti1 day evening and parked on the naun, street and watched the j S&A.p TLTTT MrT r-' 't'UZ Cltiwds BO by. but did no shominv.i.'Thn mnvWnt ,..i6, - ' : '' .- nts .having leased and lived on tne until every one was related in some .... ... " - : V-urr . prwTanu incluuc:.; . , Martin lOOO-acre farm for. several way. In 1878. when a young woman. an appeal to the Community which resulted 111 the diSCnhtirill- '' Kl,X 8,,): i.crchfcitrj n-ul-iclj- years. Mrs. Gekeler left there to Join her mro nf that n.-1.t;'-" . , f f I , l's;,. 10. cinacc rouslf. j : mi'Ii Mr. anci Mrs. Guy Spencer and son. brother, who had previously settled .line Ol inai pi.lCllce. , , ' I'!' . ' , KNX 3J oae-ntt playlet: 8:J0, t!o. Blllle. will leave e.irly Saturday morn- lr. Grande Ronde valley. Several 7-mpw-- mm ' : t"- .Jln qholr, t,-m.ile qliirtat," Ijlbl;1-UV! Icr Yellowstone park on a vaca- years ago, she made a trip back aid , " f ".'." " ".. ' i 10 us 1. danrv uluslo ' . '.. . . tlon trip..; They plan to be gone a spent several months visiting among v - STATES RE-AWAKENING ' ' : ,; K'" t900r: B. CBS;:io, news. dai-.cr'wccK. . Oliver Schoonover. of La her people. All through the vears M,U . e ' ' '' , '. !lnt-: . in organ," : ", ' Crandoj will have charge of the farm rhc has kept In close touch with Hie recent Conference Of governors held t Salt Lata RSI tnsoi: 7:30.,NBCrMt. Vagi-' hll lhey wo gone. them through correspondence. Cit then wt (tAvalnrmonto ...k:l li- i- i , , . ' bona of Air. . , . ' I Ernest Hclman has , purchased a Mi. and Mrs. Kirk were married t-Jiy mere were fleelopmentS Which would indicate that tllCi . . mw combine, which as Own at im June 27 and immediately after the question Of State's rights is assuming lai-jre ni-OlXll timI ill" , n M. placet On Wednesday, he" f In- marriage ceremony they left for a . , 1 , . "wu""'1 l"POI lUniS. HI ... . I "vhexl hurvesling the wheat that trip to the Pacific coast via the tne minds Of the States leaders. " ' - ' I hf 'nwc I ICnn I Ttaas 10 cut smA the commn" Grande Canvon and Southern Callf nT,;in' 1,. l . 11 1 .1 , . AI1L- ll 1 11 8 tlfitli I.Mas moved to one of the farms, in crnia. callin on the Gekeler family niie mere SIICUM De the UtnXtSt CO-Opeiatlon between rn Ti ' " I ,!e c'Sllbt,'hood- where If is beint and Mr. Carter on their way from States, nnrl wnimilinn r.t Ik. r . If. Kp " - . 1 0P"'d.: Crater lake to Yellowstone park. Mr. ' l"c "ct.ckjii.j tin national UnilV, m.v .,w . . 1 Mrs. fr. WcXCillan Is planning to Kirk If Instructor In chemlstrv at It is Well to remember that thpro nn vrnSn I " ' ' ' lhf last of the week! Cornell university. K. Y.. and Mrs. - . . iiu -1 nun 111 ents. and is available only in the new s?nes Studebaker President and Com mander eights. Which tllP Rtflfn run rtiuftaiu , ! TWfcNTV-FIVB YKARS AlSO w.uv, wivanvc mil i" 1 i .1 1 f 1 i 1 H'lHiicv nnn xi-i 1 11 . - ..r,..... ..... ,, . .. ,, , ",' , . 'J irrorauoRrwr. i nuisaay. Augast 10. cf Moio. Oregon. Mr. iwcu in.iii ii v ueiegniinir me task in thp . "i leaerai goveniment to spend a few days with relatives. Kirk, after teaching a year in Porto complimenting Mrs. Roy Martin. Rico, accepted a position as teacher spencer, entertained a number of Newark. N. J. They continued on ' T.TJ ZJr, ,nalca-d that the apple ,leach since the advent of the sun-tan shade : l!ULLETINr It is rumored that a coiponition recentlv instead of forwarding a check, nscrely sent it. There are millions and millions of neutral people all occupying the cemeteries. In Washington the Tots, the rtcorrt of .). slon tjius far g;ves Col. Iilsoa cavi .c wearing lroad ml!e tnee day over fo: pride. j tie arrival of a r.ew son. lo:n at 12 Here's a llprrowed li'icniiv tuii,ion r.oent swxUcr.ng hf , M OKtgt Notni o. Nt-r.s a' uurini; one ol the CMp'j.i's oil s Hays. s dictat.n- a spcc io I u. it nan removed his coat. S.-ddrnly the ser.a e bc.l rir: ia the nxnmmt room. unr-o i i ricn:"ers to the ch.ntir (or a vc-e Norrii hurried for thr lloir. only tj lealire as he entere.1 tie cl.atroMn t.l he had lorv'Jllen bii co t he could not enter without u a-d n Mr II, r Lett IMammer WASHINGTON On, of the ir.at. est of bugbear. t ihe majority lexd er of tae house of reprentat.vcs ir. roll calls. It means 1 nf , -- , - .. "Tier are s mmb-rs must be called Workup ,t speed " impcaiDl; t3 ru-i through the hout rjt.r la lfcs t a i SO minute in some irjt.ncs i: ie qu re froii 10 tj IS rn nutes rr.o-e Kepreser.utires oppouiij a mta. vre and wishing to deuv l:n?l acfoi find in the roll call a ccnun.eiit and :siUl WTpOn For Power Post Much of Coast Highway Being Oiled This Year All exira IOrce OF men WRS OUr at rrh.tlvp U lnvMv dinnor rvn Thnr- ix 'wcric this mornlr.K on th- Cjhj i. ti.tr h ut thn bUUe EOVeinnieilt deirpnpnitnQ wlmn i AnA .1 ;DUJia,"P- honor puesta cavers wSre laid for k Cil,II,tIU a-g-neaies when it doiends too much ! nmi. on vm.slay. Aug s. ht Mn! wmtam Buchman. or Ber. m. UpUTl ine national power and Strengthens iUelf whon i hvA the hcme 01 H Klr8- Tnc ""ic n'- Harriet Harrison, of La Grande. Mr. after its nun inAr-cc A , -lre mUler' w- ' an and Mynle and Mrs. Charles Spencer and son. auer us oun mteiests and pays its own wav. iMcMauph. both ot cov.v , iNOiwiittstanding this hot we&ther. ,t j there is more or les jrolitirs beri The surgeon general of the U. S. savs to keen the sni.v.l ,dlscu!d rouphout the county, . 1 j , , .p me Spinal; new primary law is beins carelu:!; vw,u 1,1 &"ut tan it ie mat he has not been to the up y many lonins c:md.- I (From OerviT. Tmiay. Augiu.t 1?. 1920.) Th 15-year-ltl drtii;h or o' M.-s. W. O. Symons. win has been !csi m 'the timber near th Grande RonU? j lakes, was found ys.crd ly ir.orr.tng j about six o'clock. I Work on tne nw country club ti progressing. Mr. and Mr.!, .Joseph F. Fn.ith are the iwrentA of a baby boy born Aug. 7. 1920. at Perrv. Mr. and Mrs. W- R. Rrmtley a-e 1 htut No. - Tom Bianton of Trxas st oe tlm? to 5 K was iona or triis mMu o! erivm. rction on certin me&k-urts to which opnoted He ouce htlter cf the record in thr hoisc in th reect. Thus fir in the 7:t congrs durinp the specimi and lirsi r.-guUr sessions obrvrs hv noucxl n lloict unj-aralltlea i:um in of ti iie nvmher of rvli c-i'.s Am ti s despite the fac; t:.t xnt o: the most eontroTfruil m a-iur.-s o: n -cnt t:mee ha-e boen up for t.n-L.deration. J:l then his ir:rrwf uv t of Muut;ton emerged f.on chamber. hai:.c ca:-t h s o;e " L-ersi me your coit Wei-Iy." ns m d -i loryot mine.'" !?ni;oi Jane petted i: cit tud tt o .orr.. woih u; tiovn.i c:oskrm 3 wut his re: urn"" Mmu.c-j ivssra and Nar, is d:d s..-si.; up iina-iT, jonto fftg.' sua fei;t Nrr.s .n.s icc ""Thf my cit wu're a -id 1 ntro -t Cone cu( ol l;-,,:.'" jc'olcvk huh nn. A;:. 7. ii)2fi I Mi. and Mrs Oecr4 Huntir.pt in 'Currrr are roc-eivim oonur" . -.lla'.iois i upon the arrival of an e:;hr arx on-- ! Ii-i! inmd ju. bjrn ai;. 9, 13 JO. in 1 , Enker. J one r.wi .v.o 19J0.) I Cr.r thieves ere iu rcr . e-t's cf Uncle Sam. Lst nlfht. W L. Close's h. f-r.r.i: hf''e ' 4f j V stolen 'rv.m near the Haskell Andrtws hnif . More headway in the ca.p.un bo l:;c sv-"o;;vr rtxi by th? Liors c'.ub ts s?s."ure a scenic rout? bf txe Li Grande and Pendleton v. a S'.arke. was made yest-rdiv du:l"S a ciravaTi trip. I'H: W SALE2j. Ore. By the end of thi: sciso:: tiic mc:ntem::ice division d the state highway department will have corrpleted ollmg about 75 per cent ol the macadam surface of the Rccteve;. coat highway between Co quille. Coos county, and the Cali icrnif. line, a distance oi about 121 milts, according to P H. Baldock. mainienca.ee eulncc r. A state oil crev. is tow a; work south ol Gold Beach. B a careful study of oiling meth ods, the division Is able to carry on thif operation with practically no in cunvriiier.ee to tralnc. It is rarely rt.ctsi.sary for an automobile to come iv.V- contact with vhe freshly laid oil. is said this consideration is hiiThl apjireciat'r-d particularly by nifrifctj whe have come in contact Hv.t scusor v.i;h county work being utsr.e in some parts of the state. Arson Confession Made In Corvallis wnvrtms. ure., Aug. 9 (&i . Hnurney s onice has an ntanced that Rudy H. Norton, of Devut. has reTealed In a signed statement his part In the burning of the Shanghai Lumber mlllB at Devltt thj. nwht of August l. Norton, with . j. Merrick, manager of the mill, and ii. L. Schuster, watchman, was arrested on a charge of arson. MID-COLUMBIA APPLE YIELD TO BE NORMAL m? ,DA"S. Ore. ojv-a survey of mid-Columbia Oregon and Washing, ton pear and apple section, ea here by The Packer, national fruit I1IJW wnn a record tannage of winter pears for market- ".fe lt. W. Kelly. Hood Riv-r grower and shipper, placed the app:e Tield of the Hood River valley at 3200 cars or packed commercial varieties Kelly sard but two days of hot weather have prevailed In the Hood River vallev the past summer. On those two days .u .-uiu juiy. wnen an east wind pre vailed, sunburn damage to the extent of five per cent was caused. Apples are free from codling moth Injury. Leroy Childs. superintendent of "the Hood River experiment station, plac ed the tonnage cf winter pears of Hood River valley of the d'Anjou and Bosc variety at 700 cars, mostjv of the former variety. He said a "very fine crop of Bartlett pears, all of which with the exception of a small tonnage to be shipped to the eastern fresh fruit market will be canned this season - Child s estimate' placed Jjtoi'irrd trttt 'ftofo CoU Marcel Garsaud o New Or leans has been selected by P.-esi dent Hcover for members p or the federal power commiss.cn Seeks New Honors av'.!? C4 mil?6 hare been com plctecl OJ a 44.mil? contract of hich u:ipi)vc:ne:u In Klamath county er t:;e Crr-:i Springs. The Dalles CallUirr.ia ar.d Klamath Falls-Lake-vie, highways, it Is said at the of licr r,. :.".e stite hlgriway department. The contract was awarded last srrii.j, tc J. c. Ccmpton at a con-l--ict price ol S120 14i for 44 m.les c. b:: n-.:r.ous macadim w-canne sur late roiu miles ol this ts on the Cretn Sprmcs h:s:h-ay. 14 miles on1 Danes-California hichway and Red Cross Drus Store Itchy M9 Intense llchlns ; I Toes s-wf! If roo mrf- far from tha Sneer skin I a e a s a which causes bin ri-K.C Ctch am! Kins-worm, you should use i vi. wn 3 .ixooerm io avoia epread rsff the infection to your hands or X'fF. P"-, Based on the famous CreMsh hctSDlt&l rnmnli MMnt) ected by an Erjrlish scientist, rv. Miens N'rxoderm acta uith arnaricr i f - uranaro lor mis par ra.r skin disease. It must stop tha .ch almost Instantly and quickly heal he vk:n soft and smooth or the small 'rchase price will be refunded tinder he lroa-Ci&d Money-Back Guarantee. 2i : VICE PRESIDENT j OF DANK. 15ANDIT SLAIN DY DLAST; r.o::ej a , ( t'onttmid OnV L:ttlf Time Col. John TiUjn. doughty republ. rn -nerlaim3 of l,e Iiduac. r.andcsl a report the ether av br iti' cl-r ol th- ho v E F . 1 toll, which he care.'ul.y depreaea l:i 1 u (lies Pho' r'tvrt to te cO;onel rat that In "the last t.x rorur th? lt led them rll ith thr least num et of roll ndls !i Of thi nw h r 70 were " yea and n r ' I rt-c srd of Over Night News FV.tcr's body was mutilated. f-m nd having been X-rtti frvir the torso. The bank is local xl en Etrhanc :unuf :n thr PACiiir.,? hot: d'-ncl III? The MKUtfd ir Washington Htr: fa 0:ntr. Mj.y. 'IifCht on ay to v,mp Wj.h.i.i::ll j inn.', ,f v-- - , rucrum calls In terms of t .m c ,-r-s umrd t h i en that nce April la. 13 .M. wh-a rfiaent floorer conver.cd t e a eo Ul ?stoa until Ju!t f l$3 hen ion to teep oruej t r!ua tdo"irnet. ontT 49 hours iour.i.'in o ar.a so minutes i m:n "nuni) Lad b.n ten up with roll calls. When it ts taken int comiderati-in that there were t9l roil ca Ls in tre 664h congress. 5?8 t:i the 6tt i, S if- i th CCta, 1S.J m the (r. i aud KG .n enw:nt re built sr.t..i Pot'.sv:i;e hS vMi k: :o :i. y.ned hru tvf sn ir.;:ie s:tf-r lynth: - Mron C. louns.nn stoel manjte. SUHna. :-j,k PsrkfarJ a-xj Miry Mlilhtm f :i:.e:;l.on tr-J I uretti Hankow rVtrnv rifccr.ed br n"..i tlny & v.Jtit cojii.!;umt the bom b : n r, w h ; : e he l.iy on the' cp-eru'.tnf; tLile a: Harris hop:tal. ! "1 n'ver the man before." i h s--ini. I thiiifc he wantcHi frS.i.X."'. At '.f.iit . th.it :s what I SMthered rem the rvr.vcrM: ion 1 overhf-aid ! lttwen him ;.:;d Pirr. I was sj;:;n- J a. mv rieikL at';. si tefft iv, Tr.c j man he had a ync ca hi head. was wanted k'nirw her for some- f'niv I exit-. t-.r-AT any more of aht w.v K.i betuen t!:e fo. j My ttv:;e:.e r.r.ic It I-r..T ' ii'.a-u- i t;;i bt;t s n:i:iu.. ; cr so htn there ua an &ful rcur c::?e kind of an eplvwiv.n T;.ere i a n up ?'fa v al a bou t m- a:; d t h j next lh::.v- I knew I wi to1 ire m-.af iroci the wr"ii.-e cl ) 'v The harT dek top tv'.l cn Xcp cf me and I couldn't prt oi:t 3 ...- i uoi. i know r.at .- ! the rtpios:-r. un! it it biw.b."' i if ;he K'.ar.tsth Palls-Lake- V a v t Ameha Eg'ar frit wciran to te At:antc. to enter the ut.cnai ir derby for women. The ace will fce ft-orn Long Bea;. Cai o Chicago start. r$ August 17. VICTOR RECORDS Releases For Aug. 8 hne Cm You Be Fox Trot (from William Fox pic- tuie. "Choer l"p ;ind Smile") I'm .Netdin' cu Fox Trot Leonard Joy's All String Orchestra No. 22467 I've Golta Yen for You Fox Trot (from Paramount rictaie. "Let's Go Native") Gus Amheim and Orch- It Mu. t Be ?ipi intf Fox Trot (from Paramount pii-iuie, ' l."t's Go Native" Waring's Pennsvlvanians No. 22470 TIuvtY V. h- ah Gal in A?ua Caliente Fox Trot vin Revival Day I'ox Tict (A P.hythmic Spiritual) Jchiiiy Johnson and His Port Lodge Orchestra -No. 22468, inln' in a Ilan mock 1 Ivc You So .Much (from RADIO picture, "1 he Cuck. os") Aileen Stanley No. 22469 ADLER'S MUSIC CO. LA GRANDE STORE Successors to N.K. WEST & CO. FALL SHOWING! . NEW FOUNDATIONS by "DE BEVOISE and MOD ART" Corsettes ..;'.$4.25 to $7.50 Girdles '. '. T .S1.25 to $4.95 Bandeaus ..'..:: .50 to S1.50 Belts :.. 75 to 1.75 One of our large display windows is devoted entirely to showing: the new complete line of Fall Foundations. It, with those on display in the store 'r- plus Falk's experienced sales ladies who will gladly -explain every detail makes this an opportune time ito view the foundations that mean so much in wearing the fem ine typfe dresses, so popular for fall. . .. Treat Yourself Have a summer vacation. Send ALL your washing. :vj Economy Ruff Dry Prim Press 7c 9c lac MOD ER N LAUNDRY "The Laundry of Personal Service" PHONE MAIN 77. - , . Seicer Pipe Drain Tile Fire Brick Fire Clay Roofing Metal-Lath L Spray Materials Cement ; Lime j Plaster Salt Fertilizers Poultry Feeds Poultry Remedies SAWYER HOLMES MERC. CO. I IWJEFFERSOXSn Phone Main 17 ! J j
