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' Thursday, June 29, 1933 Pa?e St LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. r w m. j VRS.L.L.RUDD JOINS HUSBAND L. ! Budd nd daughtr, PiyUU. arrived til k from Port. Und to Join W- Bud who rnt to, part eigUt month In La Grand, u dispa'-chw ai the railroad ottlce Thej wiIJ make their home here as th, Saeajawea Inn. Butter Demand Strengthening STOCKS CAUTIOUS iET feR.J agaixst 5. cof- am- w -T rftn- FIRECRACKERS IN TRADE TODAY; f In Oregon Mart 1 (Otasoed tne Fee Ou) ! 'i'U qanra a! ' iae liie eoopea--jots 1 ijacrd m C 1M, fJE-WOrt. FOeTUkJO. Jus S ' DrrtUiri. ittt ef m cumzrr- rmu k- KeS. Zs lmiT les. B. 7. Trie-. ; 'ia" imnf Pxsna d oricrum i I - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - I . .. ctiHr a t pea jnaeues r &. Si : w ai tuil . Busier! iraiae it me- twrai ? H'iiefi 14 una! Sar toutXtfr ii Y0 0M L.n; m .4 i i i ; H t i 13: Sfcae dariii!&crt - '. Mjttu Ue ere ctora? a f-; ra7 saot&r vjo iaeay s Ta- j Kreuliw an isebs pre ciitaps i-r j s snO Sow?. World Carryover Likely to Be Big WASDt070B. as 3 Tie trt"yaf7T of anettrarai eoocianjos iaai la xft pe7M-:; iscpams xxrzztrj ' M oC wt i expected v Jit ! m-xa u X.VSJlfJ) tKifit term ttai afpem -3 its Get- roecae awei t5 ia o-ow oil trtea. sz?a lot , oovr aa arw craj ii prntaH-i fn i TVi SYSTEM. WCJLD THE j -rXgS Extern AS E TrEM j M " FSC,W rrE EASTK. ' . - &jcr . .11 ; ' i GROUND PARSOX V i "7,- -r- I CiaiariF SHi-xw ckS-jS?: " 1 aa Ociier cfissE-4. B3cbk rr. I Aa- Bjecac, ,., :- B. Phzzvst. CtWeE; Err. H. & Hic&- Aarsaji O1J1 '. t& - i dtst via be- coaaCTig tfsctaj J- I. Cfcae Oca- G. uda Goc322eai Caa Oexfral Maun Joe- IfiasTuIie LibeT-0.-Partl f i-prrct aad Ver, B . J. C. Pracr PThair SfTTKe cCS.J Sit. OC Cii et oj s j Famous College ' Oinir Pmtntr TTr ISA szossx. lESrv, cosiFaok-s rsas TrtCT AS lsK ExrrsKrr P.Eil.H' at a alJiral jto4ci akl ftra.l t: U 54 Tari tr. it tr.-m r!ai ixjiriea aid axria ti aie. Cwa). a lara o r:i. is ael tor rijxiii iBitiry. 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I", J-ire Zt trad,. uraers mx or- j .j.SllIrtl, a, nsartT TefoneSl Irrerr. i;J2c Bj nw. on 6r " wnes tr-ijy-jix or xtxauSaT-i -.TJrt'.f uui Wilis TTas. tLitjcr. i ai, t- '-''T trit act f Tter, 2s a IIOX'IO arwtrl cltzA tifa PwSfSc fmorf jrui Jrrrt , i, Jtr caotCT, or tee two meo. PAYMENTS OF TAX LAGS IN (OnrffTrmvl mr Pmf Ooi m3. Ti toui utcsatrt lor ie I ns Jty S. Stoxai bU ijt-' ia be tr a JBorresaiMff. . t j au ce c NELSOX QaaBtv- Opfwdte TIM Pan Oftlnr who will loss of pro- fell that tlwy The answer to Announcement... Concerning the Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Company Tit Orrasn rU XOt lasaraKe Otnraaar rterrtJT ?po!nd m as Its District Man , - r--vTn itc Willows counties. In thU cspacltT t" t..-..-.. . mvi-b' nd wldt-swaxe men sent tiJs " -T ra rai mit iUcj person hsre suffered ar tiiKr c ZTLTiT tie pasr tire, years, wtul others hsr, . . . s. . -v v --r should have. tiJS praieaa ss fpxS 21 Orwaa 12-Atul Ide s Firmer KecOTs--nj;" " tor orta yos w-J! i, tie o??.-: to know the details of this unusual Orer-a la o-t ber, c of Oreson". finest ' , ada rxiis as ce of tie lead- le. irsi eocnpatle. In the United State, in 'sue massaacL& of tie proSferas of lias temtorr here millions of dollars of lis funds are liwli. 03 a passible lar Ocef ISirraU fe to undertake such a PS"- E C BercnjK aal Pra Haiinsa are tie rr-W teran represenlalUes in Ihb . ter-, rrtorr. arTSeT a Isrse of eiets ard lrTs. While they will eontinw to do lie cure work as tier isw Oaae m tie past, tiey will tn addition assist. In the promo- taoea c ti new Firmer BeKnsETroracci Kjts. , to Cn coay 7nr 3ru. A H. Lai., C. E. Bfesn and Oarnard Co have recent y jaaed tie orcarjaran as !t3 ta Esrerrrr-rs. Ciaude Wnht and Jack Parsons are Siewlneriers 0 part le baias. in arcT force Is also being organized In Baker LtTo ie opened U In tie season after field work has been liroSf .rLi wLvr: yWLfe asrare problems may be. we will be pleased 50 f - tisrrr. ani yra am pi j-a lie beoett of our counsel- . Coolidge E!lxjr crare; orarssse Kir; cxtraa Ur; nxert oosons 15c; mrsrjs 15cam jrxsoSTOS. Jarrjaia. J jl-j- 2 tff Bursa, pra by wSKtoaiecs: rs j A M0ra eanitr jtw iaKz ktctU ccrreoi cwrrpta tad ap Lk ; rcjt, wa, bar, iras ,r dcBeo- JCo Iscries reported area tie OOTalry uau 6e2s prtoe to iltte, .r-T--- raiaer: eosctry tJX best " tesc&era, trader ISO lbs. 7 lc: : . OM Ul HQf seaiart. to l ii. 45c; sprtrif ' rv -- Jsce a -.p. iC. E. D Sarr Iftallc vwrtrr vy,AsaM!. tVj iar svdr tc ItrJe. Ww vb eo. ie io; ; ,r- m;rw SacrJas tTjCO cacscr cowa. Ir- bias, litiea.; rrja; ; capped jt.-rn r.t. Saawoecriea Sew Orepos v, - k Ti. ji yearlmcs atTS r W ' al.SS; es C7ra Jrocn I : rarct Cjewe. SLMk. snobsir. eaicara bark. ;..r, saM s , iKoa. Bre pooSry. trwra lew 00-; teas, pftasoes, aev pxaVKs. SIGAB A.VD FLOri tonsl o??Tf7aeacy wttii per ce-l . srja Baker tirrd from feowesl vn2t I1SS.2A per cem rte?-rifraerjry. F-jrires for Eistera Ore-ran eocn liss trjcoded: P. of Oomcry Aril.. CkA, Dtmrraerjry J Baker tZHBU2 Sim 1 Grata ZiiCtijO 77.79 lEsmey bJ.n.3X j Vfa:-trr lli TOf.65 SI a j pranria ZSUiSOJ Jja J Z .P &-- 1 WaTOTa Vlt-VllSt an Cane, crarased. W T5: friit or ber-! Wasco li532Zul ry. Kio. "o sacar. MS5 1 Eas. j ' , " ,1 AL.Ui.UU MR a STATE. P 3 - ff - CHICAGO JCreceen sxs are do S4a S -. bakers- b.-er-. ! . . " . ,V .T5 caiity of ssate las re- sctir or s,' 'yVig tie ease of coc-nct-fsade froas. '- pnsoc. era raue coraoa arjd tae n in pro dsirrf acirts arxl cLateraU wr.yr H.TSti S 8J: aierjaeil Coar. M OS I ia&JSK lgctaca nard witear. p'-enl ' ti Wi l r.-: rye. .50at,7&; wiaooe ? HiS: craiacs. ai.TS boi. I cA lay caciaaeed. nBTIa UrETOCK " " ' ' i - POSTTL&SD.. ta Ji Oas&e! t9: calves 30: s&ow. cuera. rrr- r rr aimbass. HlWaH.o- heelers, tnar 1 mr-noa acd sbbdrisa. CXJOfM; : inils. jrwt. VI 2i i 13 calTes. rd. aiWatem. ( a-3(Fs: IJO: VXT. MC! ' Qaa MJS4S47; a'J-X&9 !ba M2Sa ' S4 TS; over Eos. o a ; sovs. ; food. MK.H11: easVin-ni. U I OTS; psss. FBI X.T3stU2i. j U.-r.r. irod aod crjoee. tiJW:! wnia aod saedsrs. j ioe s.515. j wetrjers t2MsK9) ! : JKCT NEJJ OF THE DAY : . ' CHICAGO WUE.iT . Ojr Hira Lw Clo Jaiy M'QM jii S9l .!, S -, - S S. Ik-- . .se'- Jty . ---, IJHi ,:i l.W CHICAGO coax . J.iSJi .57, rOIILLSD HUZAT Opra B1(B Lw Csase JUt jO Jt: jS7 . .71 H .71 4 .s'4 j(!tj . -7SH -7H ,7S SPECIAL! 2.90 2.29 95c 64c SsprooC Bocae Pxint PUjoo Esse P&lnS B Grade F-ocr Pains A per rrt Pittsburgh Paint Store 111 vr. s. J. A. ESJ. Mrr. I Q I (ii K Today and Friday Ii She was too much of a woman to lead a on-man life! A tent show temptress who had a weakness for "strong men." raj KUTUi CIHAinriEIRTON in 66 LLiiLLy TTojirwieid with George Brent Guy Kibbee Frank McIIugh 99 "The niarmacist"' "Pedinroed Pickles" 0-J,ty Liberty News -.Moscow, The Heart Kii r t...s..:- t N UI HUIS O J Srenn: jT Cartoon The Biggest News That Ever Broke into Print in La Grande If Ota JtLY (T.ULVCE UE! A SUt ibau win mvn bn far Bonk ( ner: . Saturday, July 1st at 9:00 A. 31. We bssiea the CVtva:el Sale W eaeale MefekaWise We Bate Ever Beta. Tki k Tear Oppertasirr: BIT NOW fr Mod tot Ahead as PEKES are KIMNG! Ia ;er.rs t cm v.n i be ale I bffy avatixy nerciuadie ax sac Lev Pi key? Csae! BIT: Save; Jen's SHIRTS or SHORTS 16c Shirts ma&e f fine q Bai ts t ronbed tim MJUTfio- alia. ?hort5 Fiw qnaBtT strip ed bnadcMh. Bar 22c Ladies' SILK PRESSES roups $1.98 $2.89 $3.89 Placed in 3 Groups Group One Kesatar J5 and SUM arewes of H1 ed nusertiL ' Oal they fa at sarrtriee! Group Turo Yoall aaat to ee tbe reralar M. lilct, to apprTTSkle (Use ac4 saTtsir: Group Three Our finest silk dresses are in this jrroup. This season's styles. Formerly $8.95 and $7.93. Now 127 GUARANTEED FAST COLOR PRINT WASH DRESSES Here is a remarkable value that will be snapped op like hotcakes. Come earlv for selections. 37c nn PAIRS OF LADIES' PIMPS, DO STRAPS AND TIES AJl tiht rkrw We tuvenl thrm In all tzr In nerv ?le but U jop find u ta baiv a m.-otlerfal bai. 98c Every Pair of White Straps, Pumps and Ties rf - Q Oar rrjolxr $! ialo :rrall redverd I ioar profit. SPORT OXFORDS Everj Pair in One Group Tl are the dtw Mar Brand" that rrroon rwrarnLiv for taioe. R; a lax It nM up t M-. $2.49 STRAW HATS 39c 59c 79c JULY SA LI Starts Sat, July 1,9:00 A.M. 5 Men's Athletic Style Union Suits Nainsook and madras cloth. 39c CHILDREN'S OXFORDS Black, brown and white, soles. An extra special. Composition 79c MEN'S FELT DRESS HATS In greys, tans and blacks. Be on time to get yours at this saving. 98c MEN'S SUITS The Values Are Greater than we can describe. Words fail to compare the workmanship and material at these prices. Come, see for vourself. $7.89, $10.89, $13.89 Men's and Young Men's Oxfords Every wanted style for the season. Plain bisras or sport styles. All sires. $1.98 HUNDREDS OF MEN'S HIGH GRADE DRESS SHIRTS 49c Ok jour stjl. color or pattern from this frnap of juarantcrti fust color shirts. apf!T ypar nrd at this low prltT. Extra Fine Ties The season's newest p.tt- irrns lor men's This Lh reiil value. wear. 9c Men's Chambrav WORK SHIRTS Sizes up to 17 in blue or grey. Excellent workmanship. 25c MEN'S FIXE GRADE WORK SHOES Tae kind thai will wear and wear. Well ha. It and U sewed. And real com-fort. $1.69 and Scores of Other Values NEW YORK STORE Adams at Elm La Grande Phone: 457-W STORE CLOSED FRIDAY - SALE STARTS SATURDAY 9:00 A - M. 1 i n