Pago Six
11A GRANDE KVKfljfrQ OHSKRVER, LA GRANDE OkR
Thursday, July M, 1032.
Main 759
3 Phones
Cor. Geddr
& Washington
fiverything You Iiuy lit Joel's is Guaranteed,
lite Customer Must be Satisfied.
Tdilet Paper, 6 roils : 25 c
Light Globes, 25-40 and
60-vatt, each 10c
Full Quart R. C. Mayonnaise 39c
Marshmallows, 1 lb 16c
Tomatoes, lb 6c
Canning Apricots, crate 59c
Fryers ige. size, lb 25c
Minced tiam, lb 13c
Butter roll ilc
Small gi-ated pineapple, 4 for 25c
W. C. Dorranco et ux to Fed. Laud
batik, Pt. 8. 21, 28, 20, 33-1N-40,
1800,
Rail, of Mortgage
City of Wullowd to Charles) P. ond
Giles Hcntteraon, 42-308 I't. 8. 13-1N-
!.
I Kenneth Holl to Ernest Quinn ct
ux, pt. Blk. 0, Resldcnco Add., 42
303. llltlKIIIPIll
Pac. Sav. and Loan Asn. V8. OcorBo
and Velma Lutje, 00.00, Int. 0 per
cent.
; sat', f .iiKijjiiiciiiM
i .HURh Riley to T. C. Bunnell and
H. A. Qutusenberry. SatlHflca JuciK
ment on to Lot 8. Blk. 0, Wagner
Add., Enterprise.
list, of D. W. Bhcahan to H. A.
Quetiienberry. Judgment a to lot 8,
Blk. 0, Wanner' Add.? Enterprise
circuit Court OrderK
1 Pac. Sav. and Loan Assn. vs. OeorKe
'and Velma Lutje. Default. Judtnrieiit,
'and order of sale of av Lot 2, Blk.
10, Oardner'a Add., Enterprla.
I Fred W. Fll.piitrlck ct ul vx
jClmrles A. Fltzpatrlck et al. Default;
and decree qulellnic tltla to Pt. 8. 24,
125, 30-18-43; 8. 31-18-44.
I Occidental Life Ins. Co, V3. A. Hack
bartli ct al. Dl'-milssea city of Entcr
' prlso a-.i defendant.
M. Crow and Co. vs. W. B. Hunter
et al. Allows amendment of plaintiff's
: complaint; denies Pltf. motion for
appointment of receiver.
St. Ind. Acc. Comm. vs. F. H. Gaul-
ke et al. overrules demurrer of Deft;
F.llen E, Carlson vs. Oust Carlson.
Order for suit money, support money.
Local News of Record
i TUb following information from tho
tlnlon county records Is by the AJi
Htrnct and. Title company of Ui
Grundc, Ore.
IpimIh
L. 2. Terrall ct ux to Mne Mnyotto
et vlr, Pt. Sec. 6, 0. 7, 8-0H-40. 1.
. J. O. Lewis to Charlca W. Lewis, Pt.
Bee. 3-1S-3B, 1.
John C. Lewis to James w. Lewis,
Und. Int. hi W&NW'A Sec. 10-18-30,
$1.-
, M. O. Lleurance et al to Snruh A.
Conloy, Pt, Bcc. 18-38-40, $1.
Mary L. Hall ct vlr to Flora Crulk
han: ct al, Pt. S. 10-2N-4O, $1,
Sheriff to Mrs. D. W. Schroeder,
W'jNW'4NE'4 Sec. 2B-1S-3U, $60.
John Wamstoff ot ux to Albert CI,
Clay, et ux. Lota 1 und B, Hlk. 10,
Hannah's Add., West Union (1 yr).,
$105.00.
Edna Clair Hamilton to Bert Oak
man, Pt. S. 1-18-38; S. 0-18-30 (5)
$6000.
John Brant, Sr., to Flmt Nat. Bk.
BEiker, Pt. W'j Bee. 8-08-30, $1600.00.
New Wonderful Face
Powder
Prevents Lanre Pores
Stays ion Lonffer
For a youthful complexion, ubo new
wonderful MELLO-OLO Puce Powder,
Hides tiny lines, wrinkles and pores.
New French process makes It Bprend
more smoothly and stay on longer.
No more shiny noses. Purest face
powder known. Prevents Inrge pores.
ABk todny for new, wondorful face
powder, MELLO-OLO, that suits
every complexion. Glass Drugs, Inc.
t Akkii, (ind Kilt, or MorlKaK'W
AflHii. : Grande Hondo Lbr. Co. to
StixUlnrtt Lbr. C6, Assents Mtc. by
AmLsy L. Btrontf et ux (Book UU-208)
on L. 10. Blk. 3. Sugar Add.
Snt.: It. A. Wllkei'Kon to Rex. E.
Rone et ux, 78-202 L. 0. 10, Park Add.
Judgments
T. J, and Lnura Mcwio vs. Prank W.
and Ruth Huzelwood, $000.00, fees $76.
Lydla Day. Died Juno 24, 1032. Clara
Anderson, executrix.
. Tho following Information from the
Wul Iowa county records is by the
WuUowii Law, Land and Abstract com
pany, i
iMM'ClH .
. EUhu A. Soiulo to Rachel Searle, !
Pt. Blk. 30, Residence Add., Wallowa: 1
Pt. Blk. 1 und 0, Wallowa. ,
Charles A. Ault to Blffle A. Ault,
L. 1. 4. Blk. I), Gardner's Add., Enter
prise.
snerur to u. w. xnuiQton, bw
8W'4 Sec. 22-28-44.
Ernest Qulnn ot ux to Kennctu
Hall, Pt, Blk, 0, Resldoncu Add., Wal
lowa.
Daisy Rumblo to F. W. Fltzpatrlck,
timber on Sec. 30-18-43.
Fred. A. Pclllssler et ux to Wm. W.
Plummer Burns, Pt. Sec. 18-BN-43.
Geomo W. Williams to Clyde R.
Rend, E'SE Sec. 27-1N-43.
Glumes H. Schimprr et ux to wm.
P., DeCourccy, Pt. See. 1, 2-18-40.
W. G, Ashor ct ux to Charles P.
Hendemon, Pt. SW'NW Sec. 13-
1N-42.
Mnrlfru&ra
Wnllowa Cement and Lime Co. to
Lewis H. Mills, Tr. mining claims,
$2400. ' 1
Wm. F. DoCourcoy et ux to Chnrlra
H. Schimprr, Pt. S. 1. 2-18-4(1, $151)0.'
MiKo Thomuson to a. una t Nat.
Adv. bunk. Pt. Sec. 28, 29, 30, 32-2N-01.I
$4000. I
Community
cash store
FEATURES FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY, JULY 15-16
Salt
Plain or Iodized -
2 pkgs. . 15c
Sugar
Powdered or Brown
5 lbs 35c
Mayonnaise
Nnlley's Salad Time
Full pint... 17c I 2 bottles.. 49c
Certo
Insures perfect Jelly
SUGAR Swraiw $1.05
I flour r;r;,wi:c" , $U9
Pancake Flour
Sperry's Self-UlHluu
No. 10 bag . 47c
Milk
Tall Cans
Each 5c
Pineapple
Orated or sliced U-oa. cans
Each 5c
Soap
While Laundry
10 Bars .... 27c
1 COFFEE "u;":'.tTOh.:'""y: 85c
BUTTER 41c"
Beef Roasts
Prom Cholco Steer Href
Lb. 122c
Veal Steak
Milk Fed
Lb. ........ 14c
Package Cheese
Brookfleld Assorted
2 pkgs 29c
Lard
Swlft'ti Premium
4 lbs 49c
)!S'$3J8i3'2S''3J8'?'!S
CRICKET FLAT
PERSONALS
?'?2gS?jSi8i S S 3 3 3
Ity l.iilfi U'lllieiHjiooii
(Ohserver Correspondent)
CRICKET PLAT (Special) Cricket
Flat Grange held Its regular meeting
Saturday night at the Highland
school house. In addition to the
regular routine, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hug were given the second degree of
tho Initiatory work. Reports on the
state grange meeting at SUverton
were given by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Waclty. The next meeting will be on
the regular .night, July 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lehman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hug and Harry Hug spent
the weekend camping on the Minam.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Parks left Tues
day for Welser, called by the death
of their nephew, the small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Attabury.
Mrs. Dave Hug visited her sister,
Mrs. A. If. Parson Tuesday.
Robert Cameron has gone lo Echo
lo work this summer In the harvest
fields.
Mrs. J. E. Wltherspoon returned
home Friday after having spent the
past month with her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Witty In Elgin. She brought
her mother homo with her to stay
for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Routct and child
ren spent Sunday at the William
Roulet home. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cameron have
as their guests, her sister, Mrs. Evert,
her niece, Mrs. Bculah Mlcklcboast,
and daughters of Washington. Sun
day they drove to Wallowa Lake on a
pleasure trip and Tuesday they visit
ed In La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gekeler and
children, Mrs. L. E. Pcrln, Mrs. Peter
Kenney.nnd Miss Ruby Rollins visited
at the Wltherspoon home Sunday.
The Epworth Leaguers are giving a
festival In Elgin Saturday, the pro
ceeds to be used to help defray the
expenses of the group planning to go
to Wallowa Sunday to spend the
week at the Epworth' Lenguo Institute.
Grain Harvest
In Wallowa To
Be Economical
By (i. V. .Meek
t t (Observer Correspondent)
W ALLOW A, Ore. (Special) Prep
arations ore being made by many of
tho farmers of this section for har
vesting their grain crops as cheaply
aB possible. i some Instances sev
eral men are going together and buy
ing small threshing outfits and ex
pect to exchange work for their nec
essary hRlp In threshing. Many of
tho farmers In the hill sections also
have combines with which they will
cut their own crops and some expect
to do some custom cutting. As yet
no definite price for combining has
hcen set, but. many do not expect it
to be more than $1.60 per acre.
Mrs. K. W. McKonzie received some
very painful bruises lato Saturday
evening when she fell down some
steps at her home In Riverside addi
tion. She was unconscious following
the fall and did not come to herself
for some four or five hours. Latest
reports state that she Is recovering
nicely from the bruises at this time.
Jack Extine, of Elgin, was d visitor
at tho Meek home in Leap during
the early part of the week.
Henry Lathrop, of Alder Slope, has
been busy the past few weeks help
ing his uncle, L. W. Lathrop, of
Leap, with his summerfallowlng,
T. O. Johnson was a business vis
itor In the upper end of the valley
during the hitter part of the week.
Reports from some of tho farmers
of this community who have recent
ly shipped fat cattle to Portland
state that very low returns have been
received In many instances. In one
Instance a farmer shipped a .carload
of part Jcracy cown and young cat
tle and received less than $0 per
head for the shipment.
A .large crowd of people from Va
rious parts of the county attended
the picnic and dance held at the J-op
of the Whiskey Creek hill on the
old Flora road July 4th.
Mrs. Duane Iathrop, of Parsnip
rreek. reports excellent luck In rais
ing many turkeys this summer. &.
present she has more than 200 young
birds, all growing nicely.
Mrs. tiertha Taylor, who Is cook
ing at the Crowley logging camp In
the north, woods. Was a, La Grande
visitor the latter part of the week.
Mrs. John Couch and daughters,
Lois and May; and 6am and G. c.
Meek and Earl Purchfleld were Sun
day visitors at the T., G. Johnson
home.
Two Calif ornians
Are Fined $50 In
Condon Courts
SALEM, Ore., July 14 (Special
Lon Cannon, aged 53, and Howon!
W. Porter, 39. , both of Loo Angelco.
California, were arrested at Condon,
Ore., charged with selling insurance
without a license, and, upon entering
pleas or guilty before Justice of the
Peace Dan Plorey, were fined $50 each
und court costs. The arrest was mad-3
by State Patrolman Walter fl. Walker
and District Attorney Oliver Crowther
filed the complaint.
These men were soliciting insurance
for tlio Safety, Underwriters Insurance
company, of Chicago., which is. not
authorized, to , transact art irwuranco
business under . tho. laws of Oregon,
his Is the second Instance of arrest
and prosecution for violation of the
state insurance laws In the state; the
other cose having transpired in Port
land, and is in line with , the deter
mination of Insurance Commissioner
A. H. Ave rill to rid the state of this
Class of illegitimate traffic for the pro
tection or the Oregon public, In which
he has the active co-operation and
support of the state department of
police.
, These men are traveling In a new
Ford sedan, carrying California li
cense No. 8-V-7288, and Commission
er Averlll warns the people to be on
their guard against their fraudulent
solicitations and asks that thslr ap
pearance in. any community or sec
tion of the state be immediately re
ported to the state police, the local
authorities or the inauranc? depart
ment at Salem. ... . ,
Two Accidents
Are Reported At
Wallowa, Oregon
. ily Sirs. c. A. iitiitter
. (Obaervor Correspondent)
WALLOWA (Special) Two acci
dents were reported here Wednesday
morning as result of haying opera
tions. Harold Hiimstreet was caught
In the pulley on a cable while tak
ing hay Into the . barn lort at his
ranch oh Prairie creek and bne fin
ger was so badly lacerated that am
putation was necessary. . He received
an Injury to his hip ana was other
wise bruised up. Tom. Vest. of. Wal
lowa, fell thtough a hay .chute on
the Merlin Wuelty farm where he
was working and several ribs were
broken . and . be may have suffered
internal Injuries.. Both . men .were
brought to, the. Wallowa hospital. Mr.
Hamstrect returned to his borne near
Joseph later in the day hut Mr. Vest
remained at the hospital.
Miss . Marjorle Marcus, . of Salem,
secretary for the Smith-Hughes con
vention, which Is in session here this
week, is being entertained, while in
town, at the home of Miss Virginia
Hunter.. .Miss. Marcus is a sorority
sister of Miss Hunter and a member
of the junior class at the University
of Oregon.
, A group of Wtallbwa people enjoyed
a potluck dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hamstreet near Jo
seph Sunday. Those In the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McLean,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oliver, Mrs. Martha
Dailgherty, Hugh Daugherty and two
small ebris and Bill Daugherty.
Mrs. Holl Is Bull has as her house
guest this week, her sister, Miss Kuth
Lumquest, of Spokane.
SLiiArt AM) Fl.bllB
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 14 M
Sugar: Cane, granulated, 4.30 100
lbs.', beet, $4.06 100 lbs.
. Domestic flour: Selling price, de
livered: patent,. 49s, $5.50; do 08s,
5.30: bakers' bluestem, $4.10; soft
wheat, pastry patent, S3.40 t $3.60:
Montana hard wheat patent, $5.00 eh
$5.20; rye, 4Ji0fo $4.80. . .
Ethel Duncan Will
Move to Boise, Ida.
RAKER, Ore., July 14 fi") Mrs.
Klhel Duncan, Loa Angeles minister
and radio lecturer, announced here
Wmlnenduy thut-aho will ltx:ato In
Holse within the wwet sixty days, hav
ing made -arrangements to oen a
church there and speak over a local
radio station. i
She arrived here after delivering
iwven.l addresses in Southern Idaho.
She Hpoke here last night and then
left for Los Angeles to wind up her
lUfuii'H I hero, !
Hill J urges Is i
Speedy, You'll
Have to Admit
CHICAGO. July 14 ,11 You'll lmvJ
to admit that Hill Jurges, flu.shy Cub
shortstop, is a speed demon. (
Sjmm'cI made him one of the great
est pivot men In baseball.
Speed saved him from death when
n pretty brunette started shooting in
his hotel room. j
And now, eight days after suffer
ing bullet wounds In the right side 1
and left hand, he's back In uniform '
and working out with the Cubs. I
"Hope to get back In the game In a 1
day or two at the latest," he beamed.
Feeling fine and am crazy to play ;
ball again."
Hi-'ll have to forget baseball to-1
morrow, however, s he has been or
dered to appear in court for tho
hearing of the girl who almost killed j
him Miss Violet Valll on a charge 1
I i-. n.-vMiwii. wnii i men i- ii Kin. j urges ,
inai. iL-iiini-ii iw u(t'iu uui inc courr.
threatened to bring him in If he
persisted in his refusal.
"And he'd better show some speed
In got ting to this court." warned
' Municipal Judge John Sbarboro,
iMim,.Nii ntoiH 1 1;
PONTLANl), July 14 m Cnscnra
bark, buying price 11K13 peel. 1c lb.
Hutter, eggu, country meats, mohair,
nuti. hops, butteifnt, live poultry,
onions, potatoes, wtra wherries, wool,
hay quotations unehantred.
COST S5 CENTS TO PCT
K1IKUMATIC CR11TUC
I JACK TO WORK AUA1N
Now Joyously llnppy
Whllo all his family looked on In
astonishment and all his friends were
amazed, one man took all the pain,
swelling and agony from his tor
tured Joints In 48 hours and did
It with that famous rheumatic pre
scription known to pharmacists ns
Allenru you can do tho same.
This powerful yet sare remedy In
wonderful its action ts almost
magical.
Just get one 85 cent bottle of Al
lenru from Moon Orug Co. or any
live druggist take It as directed and
if In 48 hours your pit Ins haven't All
left you get your money back.
It works Just as swiftly with Neu
ritis, Sciatica. Lumbago and Neural
gia. Adv.
111 Isfef
For Savings in Canning Supplies
Visit Your Red 6 White Store
Select tho best fruits for canning be
; sure they are tree-ripened. Use reliable
jars and triniings. It takes no longer
' to can the best.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
Friday and Saturday
July 15-16
m:i) wiiith
Crab Meat 3 halves $1,00
The wry rinpsi iiri'ii: K-n rruli plenty r cluws
IIU'U 1VIIITI!
Shrimp 2 for 35c
I'liii- hrlghl shrimp lif uiriltiilii slip
in:i nnn'K
Catsup 2
l.ili'KO Unities
MOD &
WIIITK
Itii; Bargain
Iilciul
COFFEE
1
lb. Vacuum
Tins
35c
35c
O Lined Hags 59c
Mayonnaise
Red & White
No adulterations only (he
best and purest Ingredients
used
Quarts .... 39c
Salad Dressing
Green & White
Pints . 19c
ROOT BEER EXTRACT-,,,,
MILK .3S!
PICNIC HAMS
tail
Oins
each 25c
Kach 5C
I.ighl Cellophane
Weight Wrapped
1,1).
16c
MALT
HOI FLAVORED
Puritan
3-Ib.Cans 49c
Old Vienna
Regular size 29c
Wi linvn mily n llniltnl
nminnil to offer nt Hip old
pilic Midi. ml the tnv.
1101,1,10 l.lp
Jar Rubbers 4 doz. 19c
tnys lo iip Mir very lies! trimmings
IH.rU 1VIIITK
Toilet Tissue
3 roils 19c
Full llllll) Shrol hulls
White King
Cilt.Wl l.ATKn SOAP
Washes Everything, Large pk"
Takes loss because jq &
it's all soap. lOr o"C
2 The Sign of a Dependable Storejfg
Cfcocet ETj I . FAMOUS
and PEKOE m 1 1 FLAVOR
Right HOW you car -owners are "sitting
pretty" . . . Vou can buy more safe, comfortable,
trouble-free mileage for a dollar than In any pre
vious summer . . . You don't have to put up with
second-choice tires for reasons of economy, because
first-choice tires cost yotno more! . . . Goodyear
Tires the kind we sell are first-choice here,
throughout the state, throughout the nation, by
more than 2 to 1! . . . They outsell all others not
because of any trick guarantees, or phony induce
ments, or special deals, but simply because they
give people the biggest money's worthy and people
know it! Don't be argued out of the benefits to be
had from the leading tires and our service.
.TAX : .
FREE
WHILE THEY LAST
l.linltril !,ti(y l)iiii(!l,t hoTine
the tii.v. Only ii Ti'w lpft, In some
typos r.nd SI7.0.S. Ilurrr In. DON'T
WAIT!
Lifetime Guaranteed
SFEE
Supertwist Cord Tires
4.511-20 4.r.o-ai 4.;r.-if)
lit I'rs. $3e8S In I'rs. $4.50 in I'rs.
NIiibIo SX8!) SIllKlo SH.! slllRle $1.(1:1
Tulio illo Tulip Din Tnlic lllc
l.5-'!0 5.IID-1!) Sllll-i)
$4.57,"Si $4c72,::;:: $4.80
SIliRlo U0 SIIIRlr -SI.S.T Sliu'lo Sl.nr,
Tulio Dip Tulip SI. ()(, Tnhi, Sl.l l
Other Sizes
"PLIES"
k of tlio s!jc Inycrs of cord
fnbric under the tread In
this tire, two do not run
from be.id to bead they arc
really cord "breaker strips"
and that's whatwccall them,
although some tire-makers
call them extra plies.
Lifetime Guaranteed
GOODYEAR PATHFINDER
4.in-ai 4-m-ao
$4.65,,:. $5.19... $5.27,,
4-'!i-, 5.00-iO
$6,i6:ic:. $6.45,,: $6.55,;r
CITY SERVICE STATION
Ol'KX fl A. M. TO 10 l. M.
rnoxB lii riso ....
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