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Newspaper Page TextPago Six LA GRAKQE EVJENING OBSERVER, LA GRANjDE, ORE. Friday, January 16, 1931 Silk Scarfs 1 : Squares in tan, grey and white. A special pur chase at , $1.39 Westenhaver, Inc. Uncle Eben '"Sometimes," said Uncle Eben, "a man complains 'bout de settttih ncss of other people, when whnt nils him Is tint hfs own selfishness ixia foltin' u show," Waslilngton Star. Hi A Moment of Kndiicss That llconniw o Comforting Memory What Is more com forting at a time of extreme sad ness than the realization that every detail has been assumed by us, and will be attended to with a quiet, un assuming confidence that is truly comfort Inn. WALKERS FUNERAL SERVICE 5ia AT SPRING ST. , PHONE 42 21st Anniversary Sale Men's Dress Hats $1.98 -and' $2-98 NewYdrk Store :i " ""V " BS Phone Main 80 Geo. H. BARNHAM WE have ieiu'i'an!'cd our .stove mnkiiij- it the most Modern Store in La Grande. Our meieliatuli.se i.s of the host and our prices are rijjht. We have endeavored to make it a plaee where you will want to trade. We solicit your patronage. Cane Sugar Z, I Mothers c0als Western China BagU.tr:,,"8e j Pk FelsNaptha A JlA ..Mexican an Iseans OOap xow Crop 10 Bars.. ..69c 2 Lge. Pkgs. 25c 5 lbs. 16c Money Camav Soau Cigarettes New Cop-Strained r d,l,d Lucky Strikes Not scared 5 Bars . . . . 3c 1 Carton 5-lb. Pail ... 49c - : 4-50s .... $1.17 rr Iranbernes Lettuce Oranges LarRC rirm Heads l.astem Each ...... 8c 1 2 Lbs 39e 2 Doz. . " " . 45c We are exclusive agents for BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM PRODUCTS Woman Discus Champ Sues Cubs CHICAGO, Jnn. 10 (IFi Miss Eve lyn Ferrnra. national women's discus throw champion, hns filed a praecipe of a suit for tlO.OOO against the Chi cago Cubs for Injuries claimed to have been suffered at Wrlgley Field last August 16. Miss Ferrura claims her hand was cut on a broken bottle during the rush by others to obtain possession of the baseball. Terrific Rain Hits ', Coos Bay Territory MAHSIIPIELD, Jan. 10 VDA ter rific ruin storm struck Coos Bay and Southwestern Oreion hitf. ven- tcrday, bringing clown trees and tak- 1 ing out telephone and telegraph "ons of the rivalry was the prellm facllltles. A heavy downpour last- Inarles to the broadcast by Premier Ing an hour was followed by a severe electrical storm, the first In many jrvars, TO FOLLOW OLD SYSTEM SALEM, Jan. 10 m The Joint wy mm menus commiLtee oi me legislature will adhere to the usual ' procedure of selecting sub-commit- tecs to visit the state Institutions and report back to the general commit tee. Ecnator Johnson attempted, at a preliminary meeting or tjie commit tee, to have this ancient practice abolished, but legislators who have Hervod itt a number of sessions on the ways and means committee declared that this method of "contacting" the Institutions was necessary. Not only do the sub-committees visit the In stitutions located In SfUom, but also those In Portland, The Dalles, Pen dleton und Hoseburg. jackii: VAimi:N im:s YOUNTVILLE. Col., Jan. 16 UP) Jackie Warren, old time baseball player who patrolled the outfield for the Tacoma Tigers of the North western league many years ago, died, here after a long illness. He will be buried in San Francisco, m:i IIOUKJIST D1CS MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. lfl (IP) Dr. William A. Jones, 71, nation ally prominent neurologist, died at his home last, night. He had been president of the American Neurological association; vlco president of the American Med ical association In 10211-20, and for 27 years editor of tho Journal-Lancet magazine, un organ of tho medical profession. iomu:.'i,m,u htokk iioimivi) PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. IB W) Sheriff Winters of aolcieiulalo, Wash., reported to Portland police' today that two men last nli;ht bound and gagged tho night marshal thero and looted tho J. O. Penney store of merchandise valued at $1000. They escaped In n truck. Lucky Accident An accident to the Mmirelniiln In 1IXJ8 solved n murine ciiKlnecrlng problem. In (ho course of n vov nge the grout liner broke one of Hie four propellers Willi which she hull orlgliinlly been lilted, mid It ivns found tlmt her speed wiih three propellent vns faster than iinv pre viously illinium by Allnnllc ihiera. I Hitoric Ship. Tho Skips Niirnli Consliint, Urn I f!iiiiilsi(M'il mill tlio Discovery I lll'llllullt till) lll'HI setllcrs 10 JllllK'S- I town. Night Coughing Quickly Relieved Famous Prescription Gives Almost Instant lie lief Nliiht couglm or coiiRlm caused by a cold or by an Irritated throat j are UHlllltlV dim tn rnmlllinnM vlilr-h crdlnary mediclncM do not reach. But the very ilrst swallow or Thoxlne. a doctor's prescription, Is guaranteed to glvo almost Instant relief. Thox lne works on a different principle. It goes direct to tho Internal cause. Thoxlne In pleasant Lasting and Bafo for tho whole family. It will give you better and quicker roller for coughs or sore throat than any thing you havo ever tried or your money will be rcrundi'd. l'ut up rondy ror use In 35c. 00c, and 91.00 bottles. Sold by Heel Cross Drug Store and all other gootl drug stores. ! Adv. Independent Grocer Successor to Pattison Bros. RADIO CHAINS TRY TO OUTDO EACH OTHER Ky V. K. liutlerfleld (Associated Press Science Editor) Rivalry between the country's two nation-wide broadcast networks cer tainly Is intense. Each trle3 to outdo the other In the way of special features, and as a result the listener gets a special treat that mlKht not otherwise have been developed. 'inis Keen competition Is valuable otherwise as it means that neither the NBC nor the CBS network can let down an lota without the other leaping In to gather whatever laurels that might accrue. ; On0 tlle most recent demonstra Benito Mussolini or Italy from Rome. Just what actually hSDDened be hind the scenes has'Tiot been reveal- 'he Pn.ou"?!d.."PP' . n 1 E?! lhe h" " : : ";". i T"L ?D? cnal,n. 5ad, announced I fnat " had. completed plans for the i oroaucast aDout a weeK before it' went on. Later CBS advised that It , would nartlclnate also. A few hours after its announce-1 ment CBS reported that "facilities ! wero 'withheld from us, making It- impossible for us to share In the broadcast." Between those two announcements thero must havo been some rather , strenuous goings-on In the head-' quarters of both networks. Thero's little doubt that cablegrams were an important factor as were numerous telephone conversations. Now that It's all over, reports have begun to come from various sections ui uic wuuu uuvihuik ui buwj . mlttcd by sovcrul short-wave stations In this country. The reception was quality-high all;! during the time II Duce was talking; nnH lor till. mnl-nl nrnirrnm nftfiv his speech. Engineers say this was; atmosoherlo conditions and the mial-i Itw nt thn Ninlnm.nl flr Rnm. . which sent tho signals to America on 26.4 meters. Which sent thn ftlimnln tn Amnrlen nn:. PROHIBITION DEFENDED IN THE SENATE (Continued from Page One) Kenneth 0. Harlan, Portland rate ' B.lUel. crm01.J , !7 aoiioc owc1'- (Buying prices) allvo heavy engineer, said government construe- doz V' llalol llem ovcr,4' 20- otl,cr 'uota tlon of a dam and power plant on ' Ih " otI'IBc tl0"B ",lchn,1"l- u t the Columbia river without 'provision Sone"0' ' 29 , Country meats: best quality veal lc for power lines would bo like "build- cottaee oSese ' iT; Mr low'V,v (Buying prices) choice veal ing an automobile and not putting , Cott!lBe ohcc8e' it-; 20c "-6c; pork 12M,-I3c: choice lambs wheels on It " , .. lu ' , j 14-lSc: heavy veal 9-10c: mutton 6c. W several other member, of the com- m& adr0reflon' 49 ,bs- " " i?0 ' Butter and eggs: steadier, quota mlttco indicated they favored the ,?T hh,-J- uon unchaned. amendment , i wneat. doi 4.00 onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay. senator stclwcr also suggested an ', hmi ih , I ca8c.ara b!"'k nnrt noPs 8tcolly IlIld amondment providing for elasticity SXT " 3 iL ;.-;"; unchanged. na In Ihn nrnnlun Innnllftn nn,l ltnlirht. or ti, ,i i; ih Vnnf w iiti ih. army engineers' report expected June'jlllnn Ancient Monument Tho Palermo Stone Is a monu ment of stcol preserved In n mu seum of I'nlcrnio, Sicily. II Is lu- ocnneu wiiii a iiki oi ipsiirais cei- ebrntcil In honor of the vn rlmis . Kuua ii.v iriL Kllln WW) UlK'lPli III Lower Kn.vpt hcfure tlio end of lliii fiflh dyniisiy. Bit Bluffer. 1 I Sleeping porches are like cold I tmllis In I liu niornlns. Man Is I he I only iinlinal Hint makes a virtue of discomforts which Ills whole nn- lino rebels Mngiizlnp. ngnlnst. American Potting If pelllnu Is tlio now freedom, llilnk of what happened hncl; in the days when mini gnawed hones Mill when qurnn I'.llznhelh mid her diesis dipped Into howls with llielr tinners. YVoimm's Home Com imtilou. Effect of Lightning. It Is observed that dry trees struck h,v llghlnlnx uru moro likely to ho destroyed or seriously ilnni need limn noes sonUod wllh'niln. 1110 Adams Ave. MARKET NEWS CHICAGO Open Mar. (old) .Kli (new) , .May (old) . ,83.83J4 (new) 84.8! 'l'l.v 07'4 PORTLAND WHEAT Open High Low Close .65 - .05 .i.j .05 .68 .08 .6 .68 '.Inn. Mtiv Smelt, Rhubarb Make Appearance On Local Market Smelt runs are starting in the Co lumbia although at present they are they will be in Februar local fish cauih? Tn 'the SSSth of trlv 1 caught In the mouth of the river now ana are DelnB sol La Grande ,or 20 centfi po5ncL Another nnntizin featum on the tt- Vki V . -k..-w. S"? Jn'8c SSff'JS?., rhubarb' JLv.b . f 1 Other prices are: LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS Sugar, 100-lb. sack $5.00 Vegetables N. Oem potatoes, lb, ... Sack Parsley, bunch Cabbage, lb Yellow onions, lb 2o 1.50 6c 3c 3c 25c Cucumbers Cauliflower lb IU , 1DV . 18c i,'f";,,Duncn r" 100 2,twx heiid ioaiso "",f" Brussei BproUlS, lb. 200 aplnah, 3 "lbs" 200 26C Oreen pepper, lb 36o Umpkln, lb. 3c aUa8n' . ' 5 Carrots, bunch 10c Sweet potatoes, 8 lbs 25c Tomatoes, lb. . 35c 26c Rhubarb, lb. . Fru.t Florida grapefruit, 3 for 20c25c "" - XX nijiia, ovi;fo.uu Lemons, doz 460 Oranges, doz 2685o Dry prunes, 30 to 40 size, 2 lbs. 26o . "ao'" " onops and steaks, bl. ...... .......22 e 300, Fish Salmon, lb ; 30c milium, lb Smelt, lb 30c 20c . I'oultry Spring, lb. 20 3 30c Heavy hens, lb '. 28c Light hens, lb 25c n n n i n i,inr, li RE A D PRICES, SUGAR TO BE INVESTIGATED WASHINGTON, Jan. If) m The senate today adopted without debate a resolution for Investigation of the roasons for the failure of the price of bread to reflect the decline In the price of wheat and flour. Inquiry also would be mado to ascertain whether bread prices are at their present leyel because or "com bination In restraint of trade." The- scnato interstate commerce committee was given $15,000 from the senate's contingent fund for the siuoy, Tho study concerning sugar prices ' will bo conducted simultaneously wun mat into orcaa prices. CMIC.UiO MVKSTOt'K CIIICAOO. Jan. 10 (P) (U. S. D. A.) Hons 40,000; active; 1015 higher than yesterday's average; top JM.25: bulk 130-211 lbs. U.I0 in $8.25: good and choice 140-200 lbs. B.00w $0.25 Cuttle 1.500: calves 1.000; bulk com- inon mul medium $7.60 $9.00; bvst i uround $10.00: si mic liter cattle: steers. Hood nnd choice 600-1100 lbs. 89.75 cf i4.'Jd; uoo-1500 lbs. 910.00 ti $14.25: vealei's (milk led) cood nnd choice $11.00 14 $11.50. Sheep 7,000: strong to 25c higher; ndvnnce on (nt lambs; good to choice $H.:g,. $8 65; early top $833 lambs 00 Yds. down, iod and choice $8.00 cr $8.85; ewes U0-150 lbs. medium to choice $3.00t; $4.50. fl SlTiAK PORTLAND, Jan. It! vV Sunar: steady; (sacked basis) cane, Iruit or berry $5.00 per cwt. Beet sugar $4.80 cwl. PORTLAND CASH POrrWjAND, Ore.. Jan. 10 Cash wheat: Big Bend bbiestem 70c. Holt white Otic. Western white 60c. Hard vjuiter (Aic. NortheOi spring 63c. Western red 63c. Oats: No. 2-38 K. white $24.00. Today's car receipts: went 77; barley 1; fUtir 12; corn 2; oots 2; hay 1. Hu Ons Cood Quality "A Ing' mini," sti III 1,'nele Klion i'.t iii-A f.iw.lli,rn..i1,1.ni in iimi8 gooil nulurcil. nsliluglun NOTICK Notice is hereby Ktven that the as sessment roll for the lmpro?Vment of Sewer Improvement District No. a-7. within tho City of Ui Grande. UiSRm County orefion. Is now In my hands for collection and mat same may be paid at any time within ten days i uary. It'33. If application la not made 10111 the Itllh day of January 1931. ins above specified, the whole amount without ptTlalty, Interest or costs, mid i ts due .payable and will become de euch ow ner Is hereby notified that i llnquent. on the 28th day of Jan on application to tho undersigned, i&aary, 1031.:. O The Assessment Itoll follows: Assess. Description No. Lot Hlock Addition REPUTED OWNER AMOUNT Addition Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplm's Chaplin's 1 3 37 Chauhn s 3 4 S 6 2 3 4 5 13 7 7 8 9 10 11 37 37 37 44 44 10 11 E 40' 13 W40' lit H IS ill OF TIIE DAY WHEAT High Low Close .Hl-M .KO .hi;. .Kli4 ,HU M .83 Ji .84 ' .'. .8.1 .82'. .831 .07Ji .IKJJ4 .00?5i WOOL REPORT BOSTON, Jan. 18 0P The Com mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow: "There has been rather more busi ness in wool and more Inquiry. Prices nave ratner xayorea ine puyer. De- mnnd wnien? 'avop th finor, wol8 still. More interest Is shown in me- dlum wools at lower prices. Foreign markets have been more active, with exchange rates carrying " SS? JSL SL . ? plant. Europe is waiting for the Lon don opening January 20. tteports irom tne piecegoods mar- ket Indicate a liquid condition. When manufacturers require wool they fre qucntly want quick deliveries. "Small Inquiry for mohair is re ported. Prices show no change from recent quotations." The bulletin will publish the fol lowing quotations tomorrow: Scoured basis: Oregon Pine and f. m. staple 87-68; fine and f. m. Pr. combing 60-63; fine and f. m. cloth- Ing 58-00: valley No. 1, 58-00. Mohair: Oregon 38-40; domestic, grading, first combing 60-52; good carding 34-36C. , STOCKS FIKM AT CLONING NEW YORK, Jan. 10 P) The stock market closed with a firm tone with numerous advances of one to threo points. Trading how- tver, was sluggish, the day's sales nggrego"' only 1,350,000 shares. Atchison. Westini-house and Allied t.,.n n Ihnd nntnlo wi,n TT S Rtnol Amprlrnn niiti. nnJ oral Electric and North American rose a point or more. Bethlehem Steel dropped two and recovered only partly. 1'OltTLANI) PIIOIICCK PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 10 VFI Mlltr. flflflon nnrl OOn Inmar Moniv. tlvciy for B ana 0 grade. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.00 cwt., delivered Portland less 1 per cent; grade C mnk $1.60 Butterfat delivered In p0I.tiand 22c. poultry: best grade heavy hens 2c Fl.ol K pnnTiiAND. .inn. 16 Flour: 10c'ntenly; (city delivery prices) fnmlly 30C nntfmLs. 48s &4.60- whole wheat. 49.4 $4.70; grfthtim, 49s $4.60; bnkers hnrd wheat. 98s ftS.20: bukers' bluestem patents, 08s 5.30; pastry flour, 08s $4.50. MVKKPOOL WHEAT LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16 W) Wheat cluse: March 01; May 02; July 045j. lU'TTKBKAT SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10 UV) Buttertat f. o. b. San Francisco 24c. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by u a. m. DON'T FOItOBT Ladies when you wish a clever mar- set basket you will rind it at kick ardson's -Art and Gift Shop. Beauti ful hand woven, Canton baskets in clever assorted designs and color schemes now on sale at from 25 cents : to $1.15 at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. , 1-10-2 t. COOKED FOOD SA1J Saturday, Jnn. 17 nt Safeway Btoro No. 350 by Prultdale P.-T. A. Home mude white and brown bread n. spec- laity. 1-15-2 t. The Presbyterian Missionary society J wiuwnoia a coottea looti sale on sire.. Jan. 17 nt the Community Cash , store. ?-16-l t IIoinstltcliinKt pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Klddlo Shop. Arty. DANCE WITH RED BO YE II AJtid his "Merrv Makers AT HAINES, I'ONIGHT. 1-16-t tp. PlllIJC ACCOUNTANT IJookkeept tig systems and0 service ; auditing: Income tax wit'&rnB. M. M. Anuit, ofllce'Lui Orando Ni0.tonnl Band bldg Phone Main 9(?J. 12-17-1 m WIIi: YOU WANT HKUVU'I Tnfcn vaur car to Kichnrdson's Art nnd Gift Shop niyl have your broken jyindshleld or sicjy glass quickly nnd correctly fitted with line new plat' nt the lowest 'jrlce. 1-16-2 t. , o NATU.fl, AS 1,11'K . j Llie like pictures can bo made from ! cither a negative or from a print, when don$ by Hlchnrdson. "The Art Man." If i'rc Is- nnvthim; hat vou wtsl t0 have done In. the line of pic- son s Art and oift sitoi4o It lor you. within ten diyt from tVc 16th day nf .lumftrv tn-11 u-hiri. is tu.x H.,t. of Jc first publication of tUls notlcj.J tht-y will he allowed to nnv Meh n.s-v sessntent In ten nnnif.il Installments, the first Installment thereof to be due and payable the lGth day of Jan Nick Rutin '.119 4.1 Mary E. Hlanchard C. A. Rllev H. M. Blanchard Marv E. Blanchard o. 13. Ruth O. B. Mccourv 0. L. Blanchard Mabel E. Robhlns F. A. Eames I. L. Hungerford-B. G. Ruth . 1. L. Hunserford L. A. Htrttirthsm - Mary E. Rlnnchard Mary E. Rlanchard Chester Thompson TOTAL Butter, Egg Prices Unchanged Today PORTLAND, Jan. 10 W) , Whole sale butter and egg prices were un changed today and the opening mar ket tone for both these products was steadier with a pick-up of Inquiry notea ana a moderate volume oi Buy ing from retailers. Butter receipts were smaller and a considerable amount was cleared to outside mar kets. City milk dealers were quoting a new scale of prices to producers; (2.00 a hundred for grade B and 61.50 for C grade, at 16 to 20 cent decline from prices of the first half of the month. The new scale compares with a re- . ported $1.70 bid at Seattle for a grade of milk equal to best standard ! ln the Portland area In tne country dressed meat and '. 'poultry trade veal was in over-supply! .effecting a 1 cent drop to 14-15 cents ; Ia pound for choicest stock and heavy hens. moving more slowly, were quot- I ed at a 20 cent top, eliminating a I price spread up to 'z'i cents, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ' PORTLAND, Jan. 16 WF) Cattle 50, calves 10; looks steady. Steers 600-900 lbs. good $8.50a $9.10. e7.50 ft $8.50. common S8.25c S7.60; 900- 1100 lbs. good $8.50fi( $9.10, medium $7.50 (,i $8.50, common $6.25 si $7.50; 1100-1300 lbs. good $8.25i$8.85, me dium $7.25 p $8.25. Heifers 550-850 lbs. good $7.50(1 $8.25, medium $6.50 (i, $7.50. common $5.50 a $0.60. Cows. good $6.25 Gi $6.75, common and me ;dlum $5.00 rr $6.25, low cutter and , cutter $2,606, $5.00. Bulls (yearlings; excluded) $5.00&v $5.75, cutter com monand medium $3.50w $5.00. veal- ers milk fed $10.50(s $11.60, medium' $9.00ci $10.50, cult and common $6.00 a $9.00. Calves 250-500 lbs. $9.00 -,' $10.50, common and medium $5.50 , $9.00. j Hogs 250; looks steady. ( Bolt or oily i hogs and roasting pigs excluded, ugnt lights 140 lbs. $8-$0. Lightweight 160 180 lbs. $8.75ft $0; 180-200 lbs. $8.75( $9.00. Medium weight 200-220 IDs. chotco 87.60 (If $8.75. Heavy weight 260 QUO lha 7 OO Afl SO- "Qn-flAO lht. $8 50 $8.00. Packlnu SOWS 275-500 lbs. $6.00 a $7.50. Feeder and stockcr pigs 70-130 lbs. $8.50(a $9.75 Sheep 845, steady to strong. Lambs 1 00 lbs. down $6.75$7.00, medium : $5.50(9 $0.75, all weights, common $4.50w$5.60. Yearling wethers 90-110, lbs. 84 .00 .7 $5.50. Ewes 90-120 lbs.; $2.50i $3.25; 120-150 lbs. $2.25 ?. $3.00, all wolghts, cull and common i$i.5uL'2.2i. MilU Complete FooJ Milk Is a complete food In Itself, ns It contains nltroKenntis elements In the form' of casein and nlhuinen, fat ns 'cream, milk sugar, salts niul wnler. It Is liellevod Hint it would support life Indefinitely, nltliougli such nn experiment has not been made. Not a Flattering Idea If we resist our passions it Is more from- llioir weaknrss than from our slienili. l.n Kochcfuii-t'liiilil. a , "8 Until ijj J paturday NoonBargain j ,llfp Do Your Food Buying in the Forenoon and Avoid . O . 'rlh ' the Afternoon Crowds, it Will Pay You. JU W PAQT TO A.GTTF.S , !. nu Unil IT 4 T T TTk A xr d A rnTT'fflTV A T' Til? Arriini7C' TT HP ' HniiAxr o llvstprs ( rnekprs HP ! (Hi -. -kt n -- nif T.-,-of 'Wl,. Fresh Baked (Ml '' W T' , , w n i f Keen a Box M jr Comb Honey Fine Quality. on' Hand HP fHj ' EACH 2 5-OZ. TINS " - ' 3-LB. BOX C M 1 t ?RN Dm .tflA I I ii; -SKS 'QPf W jSp Pancake Flour . - Corn Meal . W s rih Selfrising Oregon Beauty -Wiite or-Y.elknv. . .. . dh' U rancake Klou.r, 9-8-10-lb. Bags ' Fresh Ground, 9-lb Bags ' U UJ8 KAC1I - EACH ' Hr m Honey . Lima Beans Sugar ' m tap Extra Fine. Quality ." Fancy Clean ; IWdcred or . UfJ JU C. C. Mason's Ilonev Quick Ctwkors " Brow.n M 5-LB. PAILS ' :3 POUNDS POUNDS H 0 ' o (We Reserve the iKght to Limit Quantities) jjfj lul I "ft Jim Netted Gems packed I fnl 219.43 U 319.43 lUjfJ " UffJ 29.5.).JL T Vi- i.t . Califomia Large JL 1 sm Lettuce 6c i 319 42 JL -'" JL 14tl3i M M . ' Jf &,?f FREE DELIVERY 8Z$ j; J. C. Penney Co., DEPARTMENT 1307-09 Adams Ave. . "Maetic" Men's Delts Full-Crala Cawblde 49c 98c "Malettlc" Suspenders Long-Stretch Elastic 49c 89c i Marathon Hats New Low Price New Spring "Marathons' a) best value in ten years. $2.98 . $4.98 SCIENTISTS WORK OV DKVICK TO I'KUVKNT Allt COLLISION'S WASHINGTON (P) Development of n warning system to aid In pre venting collisions between alrpla.nes has befm undertaken at the bureau of standards. Scientists have begun preliminary work on a device aimed' to give auto matic warning to a pilot of the pres ence and approximate position, of any other airplaae within a radius of three miles. Ine . S T O R. E La Grande, Oregon broadcloth Shirts $1.49 Fancy patterns in high-count fabrics. Vat colors . . . and a record-breaking low price! Epochal Values ! Men's Shirts of Broadcloth Fancy Patterns at Stupendous Savings c "Majestic" Men's Garters oi Wide Web Elastic C TO INVAItK AMUItICA IX CAMI'MfiV AS BANTAM PARIS P) Gene Haut, the French boxer who two years ago made a suc cessful invasion of the United States and Canada tys a flyweight, is pack ing up to return to America. This time he will campaign as a bantamweight. He says he Is after Al "Panama". Brown and Kid Francis. J J. E. STEARNS, Recorder of CUV of La Grande, Ore.