La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1932, Page 4, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
" Friday; April 29 1932
(Inestpetited)
Am lBdpen6ent rSewipape
Phone Mala CM
BABOLO li. FIHLAY .
. Bnslxteca Manager
PubUabjed erextlcc, except Bunds, at 1710 &xtrj street. La
Grande Oregon.
Entered at the Fostofflce of La Orande. Oregon, aa Second ctaaa
Mali Matter seder act of March 2. un.
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Dally, one month In advance -Dally,
ex month la advance
Dally, -enx-le copy
! but unimportant; with the other it became the basis for a!'noek IMrtt concerns
deep, moving tale in which humanity's spiritual adventurings
or.iy some struggling mill owners aud
are summed up.
tires. It is a sort of uj?1j dueilmg
fcrvng Industries. It can be tacrl-
One is reminded of the way Conrad wrote "Xostromo" after JSJk'VJ 'SSbSSS
reading in a Central American newspaper a brief account of ,3d UT!ttd trade in caoaia and
t , . , . ... ,. , , - - . . -ether countries. Besides Ifcg Money Is
how a native decamped with a lighter full of bar silver. ;ntmy interested in tanners cot-
tv ; ,.;f;.w. , i petitors.
iucic again an iiuigiuiiKun, uc aurajuic was CApauaeu , I44W eserres state wide support
1 into a book of universal significance. ' ;i u" minute 1151 to save me
j And that is what the creative artist is for; to see, in 'wnsen woum not tare been necessary
incidents that the rest of us would not think about twice, Lba'pZI m years 5o
j the chance to reveal the universe to us. The basis of his -.tu?-ti'PJ ZuiH
' plot may be interesting, but it 13 unimportant. It is what w govern the American economic sys-
. . tn. no Industry can be left exposed
i he does with it that counts. , it wji perish, tu northwest bu
H a rizht to bowl to nigh beaten
.- " . aeainst tbe discnoinatlon at Wash-
jywc Eugene Belster-Guard.
v-Tix thousands of huneray opera-paw provided, aad with Interest trpon
taxes for tbe year 131. (233.72. with
interest and penalties thereon aa by
a, KITTY' FREWt
by JANE ABBOTT
HALF-AXD-HALF FBOCKS
NEW PARIS NOVELTY
6e
By MaO
Datl. per month In adrance
Dally, per six months to adraDCe .
Dally, per year In adrance
-as AO
ADVEBTlBIKa BATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch
Display, locaL per column Inch
Time contract prices on application
BrXOPUS: Stlfy rrnj tr.il
hr kiAbanA. Car in a h'tiy.Kit.
pnardul hit Vjo-ii&t4 mrjl t r.
a trip. Be Kit kttrt in e ele
ww's.lr av.ltnt . srtl Ucrgs
O&it-y fai v.m Kilty arpt fce
it ixtere.ttt4S axd Pcal S'jmtritt
v i.' lwm Gar t titter. Carol, it
inc.
There is that scattereth. and yet increaseth; and there is
that withholdeth more than is meet, but it tendeth to pov
erty. Proverbs 11:24.
Chapter 37
"UNTIL DEATH 00 US PART"
GAR war growing more excited.
Kilty patted hia hacd gently.
"Don't I know that? Now yon
mustn't talk. The nurse will send
me away if yoa get tired."
"Well, hold my hand, anyway."
He was content with that.
She told him of her brief three days'
stay In Briogewater: she saw that
her Toice qnieted him. In his eyes
she saw that odd pleading that had
been there when she'd accused bim
of staying In Winton because he
did not want to leare Marge.
Tie nurse tiptoed !n and onL Mr.
Frew came in and sat for a little
while In Kitty's chair, regarding
Gar with an anxious face.
He had greeted Kitty warmly,
NECESSITY ,
It has been said, " Tis an ill wind that blows nobody
good," and that rule seemingly applies even to such ill winds
as economic depressions. Of course there are not many i with something like gratitude in bis
men who have become rich (in material possessions) during j
the past two years, but a great many have been forced by
circumstances to discover heretofore unknown resources,
to co-operate where confusion reigned before, to accomplish
things previously considered impossible, and -to improve
methods that had been accepted as perfect.
"Necessity is the mother of invention" is another proverb
that applies in this case, and perhaps explains the other.
Men have to do what they had always thought they couldn't
do. As a result they have laid foundations for sound pro
gress that would never have been attained by any other
force than that of necessity. That is why periods of depres
sion are always followed by increased prosperity.
." .'' A poultry man in the vicinity of Hermiston found his
business "going to the dogs" and in his effort to JIAKE it
improve he hit upon a plan that promises to be of great
benefit not only to him but also to his former competitors.
He has started a fattening plant to take care of the ten
thousand or more roosters that will be raised in his vicinity
this spring. Other poultry men will be glad to sell him their
' roosters, which he will feed until they are the proper size,
and then dress them at the big plant.
The next step in the plan is to establish a series of chicken
dinner restaurants along the Columbia highway to provide
a market for his product. This is believed the logical year j other fellow and she raised ail sorts
to start such an enterprise because of the greatly increased ! of a row downstairs last night be-
.... i t- i . , i cause the nurse made her go at
tourist travel which is certain to come as a result of the Djne o'clock. They don't think he's
hundreds ol conventions to be held on the Pacific coast this j solns ' net well he was hurt in
vear. Hard times mav thus he rpsnnnsihlo for f ho rWolnr. i terna,J' "
, " . ' 1 It had been Carol, of coarse,
ment oi mucn new business lor Hermiston poultrymen J who'd made the row. Kitty felt a
business which will bring a greater margin of profit than I leep compassion (or her and at the
I . same moment that disquieting re-
t-ser ueioie. I luctance to admit Somerset's share
Other encouraging signs may be noted almost every-1 ln Gar-' acc,dent lnto her 'noughts.
i. -r- t. .... The day passed quietly; the doc-
vhere. farmers are beginning to practice diversification of j tor came and wenL Gar was more
props, a doctrine which has been preached for years. They ' comfortable, more like bis old self,
are sotkinjr new markets and newer and better methods of : wolt of'the te'
marketing their products. Right here in the Grande Rond? j Mr. Frew came again and sat with
valley the growers are organizing to establish a public mar-' Gar' "lklns awkwardly, affection-
, , . , , . . .i ately for a little while. When he
kt lor their produce, and to control planting and produo j moved to go ho beckoned to Kitty
tion so as to insure more efficient marketing and greater ; 10 'oiiow hiw out to the hail,
profits. Cherry growers are considering the possibility of ; XTX
putting their product in brine for later delivery to the mar- j can be moved safely in a few days,
aschino market, thus avoiding the risk of low market prices ' she irrans!', for a hospital bed
C, 4. r u t :. . 1 t the house and two nurses." He
for the fresh fruit. . ; dld not look 8t her ... mate
In these ways men are working together and making tDI,ss easier for you, my dear, un-
definite nrno-rpsa in fh f-a nf oil v, ,!,'rr;H.- i , he' "P and around."
- -o . .j ... . - v un v i ik. ut tiL'A. .'tally
good things are sure to come as a direct result of the dis
couraging conditions of the past two years.
If yon need me, my dear, call
me. Will yon go to the apartment?"
Shihad not thought of it. She
had not though of leaving Gar for
so much as an hour. But perhaps
ther woald not let her stay here
Herface betrayed her distress
asd uncertainty. Mr. Frev patted
her shoulder. "I'll talk to the super
intendent. Perhaps she can arrange
lor you to bare a room here for a
night or two.
"Oh, thank you!" Impulsively
Kitty lffud her lips and kissed Dal-
ton Frew's strained, lined, tired
face.
She was established in tbe room
next to Gar'. At nine o'clock she
bade Gar goodnight and went to it
and to bed, at once She slept
soundly, waking to daylight filter
ing through the drawn shades. She
dressed and went back to Gar's
room where the night nurse greeted
ber a Httle tiredly, indifferently.
Miss Dlxby came on duty at eight
o'clock, fresh, smiling.
"He bad a One night. Hell be out
of here in no time," she assured
Kitty. She brought Kitty a break
fast tray when she brought Gar's.
"You're lucky, Mrs. Frew.
There's a girl comes to see the
J PARIS -- Haif-zrxl-hiH I rocks
are o&e of this spring's sijle dotcJ
J Tbe y are designed with a skirt,
j one sleeve acd half the bodice m&tie
t ol dirk mi riki, ivhife tne cw ber
half of the bodice is fashioned of a
iizhi or printed fabric. Tbe seasi-
' mg of tne contr&sung colors is made
on a citron une.
I Cne of t&ese smart costumes is
; rr.tuie at dark blue wool crepe with
j the QiigcmaJ side of the blouse and
. one sleeve In dark blue and white
" foulard. It is worn with a dark biue
w&ist Iengtn boiero jacket.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Cointan mmttt
hm to by t a. s.
She did not utter the quick rehe
' ment protest that sprang to her
Hps. Sho was not fighting this help
leas man.
But after he'd gone she leaned for
a momfint'azainKt tha erav nnlntrd
wall of the corridor. She was fright-j
Other Papers
Say:
MOBY DICK AGAIN
A collector of rare books paid $1675 the other day in New
York for a copy of an old book entitled "The Narrative of
me bftipwreck of the Whale-ship Essex, of Nantucket"; and 1
iUn intn.cnM u : t ii. : . ,l . . . it , r
..i.c jim-icaiing uiniK huuui iv is uie iaci mat mis ixok was
owned by Herman Melville and seems to have contained the
original thread upon which Melville's great novel, "Moby
Dick," was hung.
This book told how the ship Essex, about a century ago,
was rammed and sunk by a huge sperm whale off the coast
of Chile, and how the crew made its way to shore, 1000
miles away, in small teats.
If you've read your "Moby Dick" and if you haven't
you've missed something you'll remember that something
like that was the climax of the novel, when Moby Dick, the
white whale, rammed Captain Ahab's ship and sent it to
the bottom with all hands.
This business of digging back to see where an author "got
his idea" is always interesting. But the striking thing
about it is the way it proves that the actual skeleton of the
plot is the least important thing about a book.
Old Skipper Owen Chase, who wrote this story of the
shipwreck, built up a book on the yarn of a whale that sari
a ship, and so did Melville but what a different ! Tho oup
Vwib- u-qo r,..-4 . 4-i . . . levery industry and cre-ry little water'
oook was forgotten generations ago. by evervone exeent Mil. lunt imu.tr. nnni enouih tom.m.
ville; the other is one of the masterpieces of American liter ''LZ ITSS 'o'SHt'oS
ture. With one writer the yarn was just a yarn, exciting at snd
ened, dismayed. The vicious circle
was beginning again and she feH
herjeif slipping helplessly iutoTt.
Another night in tbe bare, clean
room next to Gar's, another morn
ing . tbe night nurse yawning. Miss
Biiby coming in fresh, smiling, to
take her place. Breakfast on a lit
tle tabic close to Gar's bed. Doctor
Harrington examining bis patient,
joking with ttm. teasing Kitty for
her pale face. And then alone with
Gar, precious sweet momenta too
sweet to let In any apprehension
"Am I better. Kit?" Gar was like
a boy, wanting ber assurance over
the doctor's.
"Oh. wcA."
"Kit, If I'm better I can talk.
There's something I want to get off
my mind "
She stroked his hair. "Not now,
sweetheart. We'll have hours and
hours to talk."
"Do you love me?"
"Oh, Gar! Yes, yes."
"Well, I don't know why you
should "
lie was frowning. She had to kiss
it away, quickly.
He did not ask hy his mother
did not come. She exulted at that
even though she knew well she had
soon to reckon with her. She had
Gar to herself for a few days, at
least. "
Miss Bixbv came In and tnnchf.
L-itt. -fc!,,.- m-i-i. ! ON MAY THE ST If
. . " will be Mother's Day. and a day
some one outswe wno wants to , when you will want to remember ber
siwai w joa. , witti a nice card, or an appropriate
David. Kitty thought. She must 'glJt.Jou will find jusy he nght ihing
. . , u lor her In the wonderful selection of
thank him for meeting her though ;cards and gifts especuaiv selected for
she begrudged the moments away ! Mother's Day, at Richardson's Art
815.064 01 at 6 per annum from
October 15. 1B31. 9bOOO. reasonable
attorney's fees, and plaintiffs costs
aca aubursesnits taxed at S4d-20,
and for tbe foreclosure of tfeat cer
tain mortgage dated the 26th day
of February. 1920, and recorded on
the 27th day of February. 1930, in
Book 57 at p&ze 177 of the Mcrrt
?ge Records of Union County. State
of Oregec said znortzaze being made
by said Ediih P. Doobin and Wil
liam M. Doocin. ber husband to the
California Joint Stock Land ttV of
San Francisco, a corporation, in a
certain suit pending In said cotzrt
wherein said California Joint Stock
Ldnd Bank of Saa Francisco, a cor
poratloo, was plaintiff and Edith P.
Dobbin and WUham It. Dobbin, her
husband, James D. Doobin and Ethel i
ijoobin. his wife, and Union Coun
ty, Oregon, a municipal corporation.
were defendants. That in and by '
said judgment, decree and order of
sale it was ordered that tbe here
inafter described real property sit
uate in Union County. Oregon, be
sold by the Sheriff of Union County
to satisfy said Judgment and all
costs, and that the said real prop
erty, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 30 feet
west of the Southeast corner of
the Kortheast quaner of Section
Eleven (11; in Township Four
(4 1 South, in Ranee Thirty
Xine Z9) East of the Wilam
ette Meridian, in Union County.
Oregon, and running thence
North parallel with the east
line of said Section Eleven, a
distance of 2769 feet, thence
westerly and parallel with the
County Boed to Hot Lke. a
distance of 2977.1 feet, thence
South parallel with the said
east line of said Section Eleven,
a distance of 299 feet to a point
due west of the point of begin-
nine, thence east to the point of j
beginning, and being a portion
of the of said Section 11.
Tp. 4 S, R. 39, E. W. M, and ,
containing 1862 acres, more or
Jess.
machinery. 400 acres pasture. 400
acres wheat land. Sherwood Wil
liams. 4-29-1 t.
WANTED Man with about eight
head of work horses to eo on ranch. '
Share basis. Place equipped with-he soJd as by law provided and the
jjjvtt-us loerroi appura vo ice pay
ment of- plaintiffs said Judgment,
principal, interest costs and dis
bursements of suit, attorneys' fees
and the costs and expenses of sale.
Now. Therefore. I will on the 28th
day of May, 1&32. at the hour of
130 o'clock P. M-. ln the afternoon
of said day. at tbe front door of
the County Court House in the City
Bemstltcliing, pleating. Button
boles, etc, Norton's Kiiiy Shop,
Adv.
.SPECIAL FOR 1 MONTH OS'LT
Hats cleaned and blocked, 60c. La
Grande Shoe Shine Parlor, next" to
Clarks Florist. 4-25-5 t-
JFALK
.Because
Ii's Better At Falk's It's Cheaper
i
the new
WHITE
POLO
COATS
are causing much
favorable comment
and why BhoirTtln't they they're of finest
t1U and camel's hair featuring clever new
Paris-sponsored details such as ,centennlal
collars, and very fitted lines Ideal for all
types of sports wear.
$
18
SMART NEW
SCARFS
and they're priced lower
than ever
65c and $1.
A beauUlul assortment featuring the gayest most fascinating dots,
checks and floral designs choose from several shapes.
'"MOTHERS' DAY IS SUNDAY MAY 8TH YOU'RE SURE TO
- FIND THE RIGHT GIFT FOR HER - - AT FALK'S."
SrJon. Gs3f bScScT'Sr ! and order of sale .1 am com- j the highest bidder for cash, subject
cash in hand to the highest bidder ' manded to sell the following describ- to redemption as provided by Jaw. the
all of the right, title, interest and : ed property, bfc'ng the property de- proceeds to be applied in satisfaction
raT which raid defendant or anv ' w riheH In tlm mnricraf-f beincr fore. of said Judgment and decree. Inchiri.
f"j 01 ju5r. omu-ioj ttiem naa inerein on rne 26tn , closed ln said suit, to-wit: sing costs and accruing costs of de
flower, pansy : stock. snapdraron. Getiaay of February. 1920 or which they; . , . rfa n. Icution and sale.
the best at Cl&rfcs Greenhouses.
4-29-1 t.
from Gar. But It was Carol, waiting
outside, her eyes strangely gleam
ing, a little smile twisting her lips.
"Kitty, I need you." She spoke
quickly. She caught Kitty's arm
and drew her toward the opposite
door. "It won't take a minute.
There's a minister ln there he's
going to marry Paul and me." She
felt Kitty's shocked withdrawal. "I
wouldn't have It any other way!"
she said. low. fiercely, tightening
her hold on Kitty's arm. "Paul
wants It " A curious exultation
shone on her face. "Sren if be dies-
he's mine!"
Kitty had no argument against
that. She followed Carol Into the
room behind tbe closed door. Her
glance went slowly from the nurse
to a tall, slightly &babby man ln a
clergyman's robes standing near the
window holding a prayer-book in
bis hand, to an Interne, grinning
over his part In this strange cere
mony, and last, reluctantly, to the
figure on the bed. But Paul Somer
set's eyes did not meet hers. They
were died on Carol. A faint smile
lifted the corners of his lips. His
hand moved a little and Carol
took it.
" Until death do us part."
The words took on strange signi
ficance, sounding here In these
walls that so often housed death.
Kilty shivered. But In Carol's firm
voice there was no faltering, no
nolo of fear.
The nurso turned tbem all out
a litllo brusaucly. Out In tbe hall
the clergyman put a book into
Kitty's hand, bidding her sign her
and Ollt Shop.
have since acquired therein or there- J
of all persons claiming by, '. feet West of the Northeast comer of -JESSE BRESHEARS. Sheriff of Union
Apr. 8-15-22-29. May 6.
through, or under said defendants ' Lot One ,( 1 1 in Block "F" of Cog-
or any of them. gan's Second Addition to the town
Sheriff of Union County. Ore.
By H. A. Kltnghammgr.
Deputy.
Apr. 29 May 6-13-20-27.
j(Clty) of La Grande. Union County.!
Oregon, runs thence South 175 feet,
thence west 90 feet, thence North 17S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
jfeet and; thence East 90 feet to the dersigned has been duly appointed by
place o , beginning, all ln Union the County Court of the State of
County., "Oregon: together with the Oregon for Union County, executor
I tenement&J hereditaments and anour- of th oetAtA nf miIfo Cocav
cm ph s.tti - mumhins- twice oi uKcpiniufT oi me currency itenances Ulereunto rjeiongine or in times known ns Mii-ha! cnuot ho.
and Heating repairs. Phone Main 586. "?:r'"s"' ' T ,, ' i anywise appertaining.
NO. 13G02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ceased, and has qualified as such.
4"29-1 -! ",r, i,,J r rZ I NOW rHEREPORE, by virtue and All persons having claims against said
i been mad-to appear that" , authority of said writ, and ln obedl-; estate are hereby required to present
FOR MOTHER'S DAY j "The First National Bank of Lj 'ence to its commands, I will, on, the same, verified as required by law.
Glassware. Pyrex, dmnerware, cooky Grande m the cltT of La Grande ln .Morula-the 9th day of May. 1932. jto the undersigned at the office of
Jars, pottery, lamp shades, bread ,ne county of Union and State of at ten o'clock a. m. of said day. at his attorneys. Green & Hess at La
rSiny hVuS'uTld Trac?f4 1 !2P? complied with an the the front door of the court house in Grande. Oregon, within six 'months
many otner useiui ana attractive 'nrorlslons of the statutes of tne t- r.vri.. nnim. rimmt rrrcenn ' a. .
thlnss. You will find just the rieht :tth ctt ,,rH k. ' . l" uaw; "ereoi.
4. -. rt-ii. jt o : , --m"- - "r. sell at nubile auction ail toe nent.
gift lor -mother at Melville's. 4-29-2 t
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
CLEA-NALL will be your best help- Now therefore 1, J. W. Pole. Comp-'m and to the above described real ) tate of I
er. Save jrou hours of .time arjd)troller of the Currencv, dq hereby pfopeTtJMOhe Hth. day. olFeb-. .Jaiown as
much expense-in-your hoxse clean! ngvcerUXy that he-First KaUonalanX fcruaril325fcorhereaf ter'acq-aired, to
Get a can now at Richardson's Art;of La Grande" In the City of La ; -- - - " --- - ,
name as a witness of the marriage. ! Union County, Oregon, directed and defendants, to me directed, upon a
. . I ri I i vpred noon & ludement, decree, riivrft anrt nnipr nf kai msxli and cn-
The interne, still grinning, signed
bis. Carol put a bill Into the clergy
man's hand, muttered a quick thank
you and slipped back into the room.
She had established her right there.
Kitty went back to Gar, shaken,
troubled, close to tears.
"Do you think Paul Somerset
the other man has any chance?"
she asked Miss Ilixby at her first
opportunity.
Copyright. Jan Abbott) '
An alarmed tall wakct Kitty !
tht next installment.
foil can get more protection. Big boys
ho Rhtil out heavily for campaign
i contributions are Interested in oil
irtn copper securities. Lumber is not
delivered upon a Judgment, decree, decree and order of sale made and en-
i and order of sale rendered and en tered m said court and cause on the
terea oi recora anc i aocsetea n sam 31st day of March, 1932. in favor of
cause on the 23rd dav of April, 1932. . . , 1 . . ,
in favor of the California Joint the aboveed plaintiff and against
Stock Land Bank of San Francisco. tne SAld Dessle A- stooP and the es
a corporation, and against Edith P. tate of L. A. Stoop, deceased, in the
Dobbin and William, M. Dobbin, her sum of $900.00, with interest thereon
husband, two oi tne defendants at the rate of eight per cent per ,
i.c.i." - "u" annum from tne ntn aay or August.
084.01. due October 15. 1931. install- 1930 d tbe of n25 00
ment of April 15, 1931. $630.00, with alto fJria 26i5 et anfl
interest at the rate of 8 per an- attomey rees' and 285 costs ana
num from April 15. 1931. installment disbursements, in which said execu
due October 15. 1931, $630.00, with.
interest at tne rote or ov- per an
num from October 15, 1 93 1 . taxes
for the year 1929, $294.10, with In
terest and penalties thereon as by
law provided, taxes for the year
1930. $295.69. with interest and pen
alties thereon as by law provided.
STi:iV:il WILL FKitIT ON
To the floor of the United States
senate, Senator Fred Stelwer will be
compelled to carry his light for ade
quat tariffs on lumber. The senate
finance committee has accepted in
creased tariffs on oil and copper as
part of the net? government revenue
program. It ha rejected this prin
ciple ONLY IN THE CASE OF LUM
BER. Senator Stelwer nnd hts associate
Senator Jones, of Washington, arj
threatening fillibusters on the flxw
of the senate to get Justice for an
industry which in the nor ,h west
alone is bread and butter for th?
families of 150,000 men. Drastic meas
ures will be warranted to call atten
tion to Injustice which is rank and
raw.
The lumber Industry is being m;U
"the goat" of the American protection
system. With a free hand, congress
has parsed out aky-hlgh tariffs to
every industry and every little water-
VEAL
SPECIAL
VEAL STEAK
2 lbs
29c
VEAL ROAST OK
2 lbs ZOC
VEAL STEW nr.
3 lbs. Z0C
Grande Ronde
Meat Co.
Graduation
Suits
If it is a Hart, Schaffncr
and Marx you can rest
assured he will be
pleased.
NEW AND
LATEST
Servel
Electric
Refrigerator
Regular ?215.00 Value.
Conies with factory
guarantee.
CLOSING OUT PRICE
$179.00
EASY TERMS
J Real Value
at Tli is Price.
ADLER'S
MUSIC COMPANY
Next to First Natl. Bank
WHEN YOU CLEAN HOI SR 1 r h,t!n " named defendants and each ot them , DR. M. T. Phv. Kieontnr nf h r.
in-inx. wm ue jvur usi. ueip- Now therefore 1, J. W. Pole, comp-iin ana 10 ine aooTe oescnoeu real tatc ol Mlie Casev (sometimes
Michael Casey) Deceased.
. Apr. .1-8-15-22-29.
and Gift Shop. 4-25-3 t. (Grande-U . the County, of Union ana l
Vacate oi Oregon is autnonzea to com-
Modern dance Eagles hall Saturday mence the huilness , of Banking as
night. Admission 60c. 4-23-3 t ! provided la" Section Fifty one hun-
!dred and. ality-nlne of theEevlsed .
nidjur u.r uiu ifli iwa. j.tr new .nil bTatU!3 Or tne United SStaieS.
a coat of Pier. Noah's Paint Store. resttmony whereof witness, my
4-29-1 . ; hand and seal of office this seventh
' !day of March. 193a; .
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY j. w. POLE. ComptroUer of the
Notice is hereby eiren that Policies enrrenev. - - S-34-CO t
Numbers Pire 287552 to 287575. ini .
elusive, and Dwelling pohcles Num-i NOTICE OF SHEKlFF'S SALE OP
bers 820027 to 820050. Inclusive, ofi wri phhpprtv
the American Insurance Company. ,, ,T I K, , , . T u -Ne-ark.
New Jersey, have been lest! 1,otlcc 15 hereb'r en that 1 baTe
and unaccounted for. Said policies are received foreclosure execution and or
Null and Void and of no force or ef- der of sale. Issued out of and under
feet. Anyone holding an insurance the seal of the Circuit Court of the
Dollcv bearliur anv of the above num- : state of oreeon for the Countv of
j bers will please communicate with ; union, dated the 6th day of ApriL
Geo. O. Hoadley.v211 Mills Buudlng. 1932 ln the therein pending
j San Francisco. California. 4-28-3 tp c u
NOTICE OF MIEKII-F-S SALE IPOs'4 Dessie A' Stoop- witot U
FORECLOSURE Stoop, deceased. Charles W. Stoop and
Notice Is hereby given that pur- Winnlfred Stoop, his wife, W. L.
j suant to execution and order of Stoop. Elsie Cole and E. L. Cole, her
i sale issued out of the Circuit Court husband, C. C. Stoop and Preston
1 of the State of Oregon for Union stoop, children and heirs of L. A.
i f0ty T VLe l6th da7 ,f ?r'i: Stoop, deceased; Earl C. Stevens, exe-
1932. under the hand of the Clerk . v' '. . , ... 0.
I ot said Court and the seal thereof cutOT toe Ktat helUe M- steT-
to the undersinned as Sheriff of deceased, and Fred Murray are
f -APRIL
CLEARANCE
SALE
COATS
' AND
HATS
Smart Coats
Polo, Tweed just the
thing you have been
waiting for.
$7.95
HATS
Values to $5.95
$1.95
Dora Vi's
SMART
SHOP
FIRE
SALE
It won't be long now
when this sale will be a
thing of the past. Un
heard of values is the
reason why the stock is
being disposed of so rap
idly. HERE ARE SOME OF
THE BARGAINS
Toilet Paper
Reg. 4 Roll for 25c
Saturday Only
3 Rolls .. .. 10c
Limit 3 Rolls to a
Customer
Lawn Mowers
Ball Bearing
Special . . . $5.95
Water Glasses
Reg. 3 for 25c
3 for 10c
Garden Tools
Less Than V2
Garden Hose
Reg. ?5.00 !
50 ft $2.95
Felt Base
Rugs
9x12 Ree. 56.95
On Sale . . $3.95
THE
DALLES
FURNITURE
STORE
Corner Fir & Jefferson