La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1934, Image 8

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i The Cranade Uu t re
opened tonight, it ws ar,su-i tc- '
day by J. Donald Me?: l La
Orande Theatr. Ix, and tf! .
JSaturdays as long as 12 pauviRs:e
warrants Its opermuon. Tsevt : s
possibility thai Utn on the aftoa- mill
be open on Sunday also.
The door will be open umijht at
0:45 p. m. with t show turi:n at
7 o'clock. Tomorrow th doors will
open at 2 p. m. wllb continuous per
formances until closing time at
night.
Beginning neit week the show
house will open at 7 p. m. on Fri
days and at 1 p. m. on Saturdays
Enjoy the Fourth of July
this year Wherever
you go tuke along a
change of clothing. Be
comfortable in our sum
mer clothes.
SLACKS
In gray, tun and stripes. Tho
most popular apparel for Bum
mer wear.
$2.95
$3.95 - $4.95
SPORT
OXFORDS
Complete your summer outfit
with a pair of theso good look
ing comfortablo oxfords. White,
blnck and white, tan and white.
$3.95 - $4-95
SUMMER
CAPS
Cool and attractive J list tho
thing for motoring.
50c - 75c - $1.00
Jantzen
Swim Suits
and Trunks
Here In tho suit that changes
biithlK to swimming, Ret n
suit that sots the stylo the
world over.
For Men and Women
TROTTER'S
Dress
Saturday is the last day of
FALK'S Pre 4th of JULY
Hero is your CHANCE for a NEW DRESS for the 4th. ALL
bang up bargains in Spring Dresses and Coats. We are not
going to wait until after the holidays to clear these Dresses.
A Seloeted Group of
DRESSES
3G Street Dresses and 8
formats, to sell for
$5.95
Clearance of
Spring Coals
UY NOW
! wuh P11 children's matinee from
!Scm at the Granada, which
eiwnslvely redecorated for 1U
! repemng. Meyera pointed out that
Padlon. The Dalles and Baker all
art supporUng more than ono theatre,
and expressed confidence that La
Grande's gains Th business also were
sufficiently great to warrant opera-
"on of the Granada.
yQ LACK OF
' MUSIC FOR
CELEBRATION
(Continued Iron Page On
the celebration are La Grande, Ore
gon state champion, and Enterprise,
one of the, finest corps In the Inland
Empire. The bands to play here In
clude the famous Ogdcn and La
Grande bauds.
Two former La Orando legionnaires
are now playing with the Spokane
drum corps, Pole Hussell and Ed
Stephenson, mid will be with the
Washington state championship or
ganization when it arrives here early
the morning of July 20. Tho corps
will remain here two days, leaving for
home at 9:16 p. m. Saturday, July 21.
Garlty, who Is drum major of the
La Orande corps, also Is chairman of
the celebration committee la charge
of the drum corps portion of the
three-day program.
Award Uerortitlon Contract
The contract for decorating of the
streets of La Orande during the cele
bration, has been let to Flsk and Piste
of Hlllsboro, Ore. The. agreement Is
that the company will furnish all
decorations for the streets. Intersec
tions, etc., free of charge and solici
tations will be made only for the
store front decorations.
Decorations will Include lights
across Intersections, banners at fre
qucnt Intervals across the streets and
the decorations for the store front.
Mrs. Peggy Pisk, representatlng the
company, is in La Orando today and
will begin Immediately contacting the
merchants with-regard to the decor
ating of the individual stores.' i
Ih Here
Mrs. Peggy Plsk, who is represent
ing the company which was awarded
the contract for street decorating for
the celebration next month, Is regis
tered at a local hotel from her home
at Hlllsboro.
TonsHeHomy
Mlus Valette Harer, who Is spending
the summer vacation with her par
ents, underwent a tonsil operation
tho first of tho week and Is recover
ing nicely.
9k
BUS SERVICE
For WALLOWA. KNTKItl'KIHR,
JOSKl'll and War Points.
Leave La Orande, Dally
4:10 P. M.
For FKMH.F.TnN, Way points
Leave La Orande. Dally
. 10:80 A. U.
P. SI hip Dfpot. 13(111
Phone MAIN
Adams
When you are tired of
routine try a game of
BILLIARDS
"It's a gcntlemnn'a gnmo"
See us for Fishing Tackle
open every clay and
and Sundays.
CENTRAL LUNCH
Meals served at all hours
6:00 a. m. to 12 midnight
Central
Billiards
1207 Adams
? 10.00
li
NO KKSEKVATIONS ALL DUKSSKS MUST GO.
FALK'S
IM (irunric'tt llettcr Store
JOE PALOOKA
VOL) TELL
BUT THERE:?
DAMES THAT
HUNDRED OF
EM,SIF?.1HEV.
COULONT COME IN.'
INSIST ON
WATCHING
WE'RE TRAINING
SEE ,
NOW SCRAM
MR. FAIOOKA.
r
SCORCHY SMITH
DOWNWARD DRIFT
IN WALL STREET
NEW YOUK, June 20 P) Although
subjected to no especial preMiure,
stocks drifted lower today. A reaction
In grains may have been a depressing
factor. The close was rather heavy.
Transfers approximated only 400,000
shares.
Closing figures Included:
Air Bcduc 09
Al. Chem. and Dye (unquoted)
American Can 131 12
American T. and T. 113V4
Bethlehem Steel 32
I. Cose 604
Col. a. and E 13
Chrysler 38 Ji
Continental Can 79
General Motora 30
Johns Manvlllo 62",
Llbbey-O-Ford 31
Liggett and Myers B 06
Montgomery Ward 27
Nat. Distill 23
J. C. Penney 67
Pub. Ser. of N. J 36
Southern Pacific. 24
8t. Oil of Cnl 34
St. Oil of N. J 44
Union Pacific 123 ,
United Aircraft 18a
United Corp 6
U. 8. Indus. Aloo 41
U. S. Steel 3854
STATE EAGLES
ORGANIZER IS
LODGE GUEST
3. J. Turner, state orgnnlzer for
the Euglea lodge, attended the lodge
meeting Thursday night, and spoke
regarding his work In the state.
Reports were given by the various
delegates to the titate convention last
week at Marshftcld. Other Items of
business Included tho election or
Louis Evans as trustee to take the
place of George Nelson who has
moved to Seattle.
Announcement was made that D.
D, Hale, utate president, who passed
through La Orande Thursday en
route to Baker and Ontario, would be
hero next week for an official visit.
Following tho meeting a lunch was
served and dancing enjoyed u:itll a
la to hour.
GRADING OF
7.3 MILES IN
NEW PROJECT
(Continued From Page One)
mote possibility or more In the event
Oregon's share of federal jmoney were
Increased.
The 140.000 In new money will go
for grading 7.3 miles of th0 Tollgate-
X soeoNe TRyiN&' A I -Notthb ibkt. it's someone 1
I TO TAKE THIS RANCH Ftotf j v Ti PoWEPFUL POLITICALLY -HE HAS I
MB -THW'S T6 REAL 1 ) Sr'5lFP BLUFFED T CAN J
V R6ASON FOR THIS TV ir il BXPZCT ONLY HALF-HEARTED J
Priced to Clear
DRESSES
!:! Dresses at 915.00 and 23
Dresses at S17.75
You can't miss
at these
riUCES
THEM A
J5 INTO HIM JOE tK V SCALLY. I BEEN V
CMON, HUGO. MOVE J THAT thimkIN', HOW COME
)OC ; T-i AROUND- VA , J WAS AN SlF MARTINI'S A
X J-MrK i BUM r-L t jkh. EXCELLENT p-3 hanqoverian.L
'fcflfiiM sk r.,ryV (li workout thakVq then aint
' GXyfWM 1 TODAV. f JpITHEV GONNA BE
jSfWir A3 i(ywn I JOSEPH. JMVDOSEJ sore ,F (
TH'
: MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY t
CHICAGO WUKAT
- Open High Low Clow
Inly 02 .H3 .fioi, .iin'4
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CHICAGO rOItN
inly ... .im.(m4 .m .58 MyH
JWpt. .H,i,2 MZ AWi M)lia
!:. Ailli4 Ml .1
PORTLAND WHEAT "
Open IHth Uw Clou
July .7.114 .7214 .72 .72
Sept. ' 73 .711 ,7 .73
lw. .7534 .i.V'J .7r .75
Johnson Springs section or the high
way. and will be spent during the
fiscal year beginning July 1.
At present there are two contracts
under way on the highway out of
Elgin, and It Is believed this new ap
propriation will provide sufficient
funds to partially complete the high
way between Elgin and Tollgate. News
of the allocation was taken to as
sure an early continuing of the work
now under wny. and also will assure
many men In this section of employ
ment during the coming year.
KOIIIN HEED WINS
PENDLETON, Ore., June 29 )
Robin Reed, 157 pounds, of Reeds
port, won a decision over Sailor Trout,
163 pounds, of San Pedro, In the
main event wrestling match here last
night.
(JEltMANV STCDIES PROTEST
OF U. S. ON MORATORIUM
(Continued From Page One),
Secretary of State Hull's declaration.
Asked whether Hull's criticism
would be published In the German
press, a government official replied
Indefinitely, but nald, "undoubtedly
tho gist of the American note will be
given out for publication."
He appeared to doubt whether any
change of attitude on either side was
likely at this tlma.
WASHINGTON. Juno 29 (&) The
United States protested today against
Germany's moratorium on $1,600,
000,000 In obligations held by Ameri
cans, blaming the relch's financial
plight on Nazi policies.
Secretary of State Hull handed the
' ' ' - "a
K . .Cf
V h u
MAl'REKX O'Sl'LLIVAN
LIBEKIY
(Tradem&ric
u. s. patent
German charge d'affaires a note last
night. The United States recognizes
that Germany's ability to pay has
been limited by a shortage of foreign
exchange, Hull said, but he hinted
that If certain policies were modified
trade might Increase, allowing Ger
many to pay.
Of Interest to
All Dairymen
A white paint for 40c per gal
lon Is a strong disinfectant,
non - poisonous, mixed with
water. Used on all surfaces.
Fly Spray In any quantity.
Wood preservative for your
fence posts will add years of
life per gal. 60c.
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Main 17
Mlckoy McCoy W. O. Sawyer
Farmers' Friendly Headquarters
Grocery & Fountain
Open Sunday and Evenings
Wallace C. Mahoney
Successor to
OEO. C. RICHARDSON
Same Block as Hensty's Service
Now
O Playing
lUglatered)
onice
SEE THIS BEAOTIFDL VALLEy ? FEATHER VALLE THE FINEST ' PEACEFUL AND QUIET, ISN V
SRAZIN& LAND IN THIS PART OF TEXAS WATERED OH EACH SIP6 ITT BUT ITS NOT AUWS THAT
( By two Fine creeks - scatterep clumps of willow And I Way. justa month mo, My
V COTToHWOOV. THIS WAS A RETREAT FOR PEER, BUFFALO AND FATHER WAS MURDERED OUT
y 0TH6 WILD THIN6S WHEN MY 6REAT-6RANDFATHER FOUND T- THERe-SHOT IN THE BAcK-,
MEN l&u!l-l&uH.fbitei., STAKED THEIR FORTUNES
SMASHED WORLD RECORDS for
'
11 ev
I STAMINA
I f IRISTONEHIGH SPKDTIRES
fl For fifutn coMKtilttm
il year hav been on thm
j innin. "
j 100-miU IndionapolU
tfl Race. V
II THIS MEAM BIOWOUT
M protktiom n
H x for seven voniieutlv U
W ywr hav bven on thm tt
H wtningcarinthedaring f
E9 Pike, Peak climb urhert a
H stip meant death-
i THIS MUH0N-ID$AFCTY
m AND TRACTION
m For lhre conncutlv
H ve0rB have been anth 1SI
g bu,e.ofthe Washington
I (D. C.) Hallway and
Eteetrle Co.covtring
I JI,3S7.B10 bui mil
g uithout on minute t
j delay due to tire trouble.
. 1 THIS MEANS DlrWOABIUTY
, I AND KOMOWt
I Wr on th Xelman
fl VotorS rord V-8 Truck
i thot mad a netc eoa.t.
! B to.eoa.t record of 67
H hour,, S nunut: &
! y lecond, actual run
j "tHIS MEANS SNDURAMCt
Rubber has advanced
442 7c! Cotton 1901
Yet you tan buy this
omaitng new Firestone
High Speed Tire at our
present low prices
and save money.
See Firestone Air Balloon Tiret
Exhibition Building
hten to the Voice
Monday Night oter iY.
MOST MILES
TUT-TUT-S
f THAT WILL BE
I PERFECTLY I
THE POPULACE
KNOW JOSEPH
SAVED MY LIFE
WHICH IS
INVALUABLE INf
FIRESTONE
EVER
BUILT
X HE New Firestone High Speed
Tire for 1934 was built to give you
the same dependable service il
provided for ihe 33 drivers who
started in the torturous 500-milo
grind at Indianapolis May 30.
This new tire has a wider tread
of flatter contour, deeper non-skid,
more and tougher rubber, giving
you more than 50 longer
non-skid mileage.
Besides being Safety Protected
on the outside it Is Safety Protected
on the inside. Eight additional
pounds of pure rubber are absorbed
by every one hundred pounds of
cords.
This additional rubber Is so
placed that it surrounds every
cotton fiber inside every cord In
every ply. This is accomplished by
soaking the cords in liquid rubber
by a Firestone patented process.
This patented process, Gum-Dippingf
Is not used in any other tire built.
Heat caused by Internal friction
of cotton libers destroys tires
causes separation and blowouts
Gum-Dipping counteracts
friction and heat provides greater
adhesion and binds the cotton and
rubber together into one cohesive
unit of greater strength, assuring
car owners of the greatest Safety,
Protection and Economy that it is
possible for human ingenuity to
build into a tire.
Tho most amazing proof of
this extra strength, safety and
dependability is the fact that every
one of the 33 drivers at Indianapolis
chose and bought Firestone High
Speed Tires. Race drivers KNOW
tire construction they will not
risk their lives or chance of victory
on nny other than Firestone.
At terrific speeds the cars
plunge into the treacherous turns
lire arc braced against the
scorching brick track so hot the
tires fairly smoke at times they
give yield and stretch every
conceivable force works to tear the
tire to pieces, yet Firestone High
Speed Tires "come back on the
straightaways. Not once during the
entire race did a tire fail.
Surely this Is the most amazing
proof ever known of Extra
Strength, SAFETYand dependability.
Call on the Firestone Service Dealer
or Service Store nearest you
TODAY. Emiip vonr cor with New
Firestone High Speed Tires for 1 93-1.
made at the Firettone Factory and
World Fair, Chicago
of Firettone every
D. C. WEAF Netteorh,
PER DOLLAR
1
Martini's In Bad
BESIDES MARTINI HAS
KEPT ALL HIS MONEY IH
VtHlR COUNTBV ANf vjuc
ARE AWARE THAT HE rt H
INTENDED TO r T
BECOME AM hi THATsi
AMERICAN- f ( AHORSE I
YOU SEE, Lr OF A
HES IN VERY VjJIFFER'NT
BAD N H itH I COLOR
HANotvfcHIA
Feather Valley
Announcing
12 MONTHS
GUARANTEE
AGAINST
ALL ROAD
Effective today Fire
stone guarantees
their complete line of
tires against all roud '
hazards for twelve
months. In addition,
Fjrestone gives in- j
dustry lifetime waj
t uiiiy uguiusi ueiec
in workmanship an?
. , t
materials. '
When used in ";J
mercinl service, thes I
lires are gunranleei,
for six months. -
Have You
Visited
Our Big
REMOVAL
SALE?
Thousands
of Automotive
Parts on Sale
at Sensational
LOW
PRICES
We Will Be
in Our New
Location
Across the
Street on
July 4
PERKINS
MOTOR CO.
Phone Main 500
4th & Adams
Y
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page