La Grande evening observer., July 07, 1934, Image 6

Saturday; July 7, 1934
' Pasre Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OCSERVTR, LA GRANDE. ORE.
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DouMe Header To Be
Played Here Sunday
lOwgitBia fret p ow
Willi er, bu bin tr-tlr.js far tS
putt fr wkl arid r-fc rAiTjOS tip
vrt to nymu) to e a e.ui.
rfuwi ana to p'.te! to fJ f-
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fan tlm tfcat U I Orv3r
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out s rvxy In tM iriJ'Jn air
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ta! Into n tu InrKtor bT
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pmn lrfl C'r od Im CrtiiSji
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twyk M pftntlr.)r nt Jlr
rm, MtntMd to n tM trnn'.
wJ'Ji Cow trxl Jt It -!! If "T
poulbtr can.
Princeton Fails
In Gallant Race
iiewurr. -thambs. rn, jmr i
or. Vruxxtan onlemt7 rrtT
MKht-wml or lJr "-l In
Killtnt bwl lor IM nl cMIInl
top. ml hlfil7 VftuA tJOprif '
MMH In tM BOTl nlr it"
Vlr br mr-UftT of ntli
to tM powerful lwlr fvrwlr.j tlob
o Umarm. txnerr ttrmtA trie IIn
lT dwlw. n mlr.uwu. w;ood.
only or eortf nhort of tn co-jm
rteord It tt yorrilr.
yOI H MIVK, KAStl Bi!
, , IKIW OXKlKI) UOKOKH tM K
OXroD. Bnt. AtK fund U b
rii lul nvrnl Oiford unAtrvuA
ul for tM purehM of mll
nvnumnt or plvju of Jw.lt t
locK. IM kchrrA famrnu miltr wnoM
world rwKinl 4:i mil wi toppta.
within Tr. W nr Kn-
M UMmn CHnniniirim on tM me
Intt kt Prlnrton unlrtrilir TM
lft will M prntl to lymloclt
homo Unm In Hew ZUnd.
AllhotiKh b l prtltln rrilr
ly tn pprtlon for the dul train
nt July 21 tttmi oilrl-Cm-bnme
and Cornll-PrlFicton. thoM
clMMt to IM llh from Bown Un
rtrr drlr M to UI1 bndlrppd
by tM tperllon mrformed upon hi
kne lul fall.
AI.hf HT Mi:MOH(A), I.IIIUAKV
pr.Ki'f.Ti A7W hi:miah :ha
- HHUHHKlaA AU U
tlon of Kin LwVipold. th bulk of the
(UnrJjt brlnjt ryill.U-il thrrjutfhfirut th
rountrjf Im mernorUU to Klnic Albrt
urn to be bunrheO fr a nfciion!
Itbmry In BruwU,
An or)Klnlly pUnnM, th nviivry
Ui b ijjwd lfr a monument In
llruxU arid memorial In the chief
Uiwrn of en:h of the nine province.
Klnit Ijeopolrt'a aiuKffcMilon, whlrh
hut been approved by the dovcrn
rnent, I thnt hi lt father' ar
vlfm wiuld he einurnamaieil bent
y a natlnnal library, erection "f a
monmM.t at Ywr In aw)rdanc
with the wlitheii of ex-wjIdlTd and
thn markiriK of the Mrr:he let
Dumea kite where King Albert met
hi death.
Allhm.f(h the fleprmwilon haa
eratM a 40 per cent ncrctum in live
rlemand for hooka, ln;imi of libra
ri"a ha Nhrunk 34 jer cent, the
Htato lldrary MMK'IkMn (ff Califor
nia revenlftj.
lw-aled In a nurraw vulley alKut
20 mJIra from the rlty nf Itjrhesler,
In HxutJu-fii Minfvevita, Millvllle
a r wa I u waif r f rwrt a rwie-? r vol r
carved out of (Ml)d rock In th bluffa
1M ft wve tlt corrununlty,
Jupiter l Kreatr In miw and vol
ume IhMii all other known pli-ifta
ai;tmorizki)
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FRIGIDAIRE
.Hoc Vn For
IChfitrle Ili'fHgcratlon
Fred Spaeth
iln IW) non IVuhlnimn
ii ii i i
fix if is
THEV UVE W A WOfilO
GRV, AOMOTONOUS
h'ORMAL rrowlh la th kiaai body rUat throajra aboit
U J'tb ytar. Tall In1!rl4al kaTe a thnrUrt aa asore iatnu
fronth tiUA ibort ?-trvfl grow akrwly orer a lar period.
Baseball Standings;
Pet. !
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H,U7 3
hftn Ptaivriv. . ... . 8 .4
ArK . .. . . 7 6
JfeCte . .- 7 5
ftMrrfcTiV; , i 8
UiutVM , . 6
rOMfuwl - . 3
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8all 12. Ia A. a
Kofiywovl 4, hkjvrtrjtrtfj 2.
frUil a. Baa rrMMM I.
National Mandlnr;
Jw Toilt .,
Cfc!Aao
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plttarrJifn
Boiton
BtrjOk'.rn ..... ..
47 27
44 29
41 V
J7 21
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. W 44
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Philadelphia 27 47
Cincinnati 23 ii
Vmtrriter'a tonlu
At Brootcl7n II, Jfw Yor 2.
At PtilUdalphta 1J, BoMon 11
At CtttrJUfn II, P!tUbu;r I.
At '.. LoiiU 15. CtrKtnnatl 11.
Amerknn l;iM9 Klnliia
W L.
Ifew T'Jrtl 44 27 M0
Detroit , 4' n Ifil
tynVm .. XI 31 i27
WaahlmC-on 31 31 1W
Ctoreland 37 Alt
m Lwiia . 21 31 YA
Pmtodalphla M 42 417
Chicago 25 40 331
Ymtwlny'a IftulU
At Mew Tor a. WhlVn 8.
At Boston 1. Philadelphia .
At Clereland , Chicago 7.
At Detroit 4. m, Loula 3 (called
end of fifth, rain).
Agriculture In
Free State On
The Mend, Claim
fly hnrl-tl- John
DUBLIN m The IrUh farwr U
hlverin In an economic hlizard
Mrt itm free HUt K'V!r" rriTtt rc
fiuert to crij tnat atfrKulture la
jrotr. to pfrt.
It ho-Yft little patience with op
portion churifM that the (c.-erri-menl'a
pollrle are lrlvlnj( Die farm
er to ruin with reatrlrttor. tazatior.
and the cuttum off of hi KniflUh
market.
ITie oernment doa not deny that
thA trMihte with Britain oh rrlm;ied
the Irlib farmer through thr linfxni
lion of additional EntclUh tariff mi
Iriih prrlue
f rr,fHi Wirfll ( allli- Men .
The (cvernn.enl'a pohry, aa ex
ptilrterl by Ireqldenl Earn on lVal
era. la Ut de--lop aelf-aufflr lewy and
make Hu cmjntry lew dep'itdrit on
th BriiUh market.
"We admit," aayii I)r Jnm- flyan.
minister of atfrl culture, "trial the
caUl f&rrnirn have been hit, anl
that the conditio.-) of the biff land
hoMer fn the whole hi bad.
"Thia Jipille, however, only in ihe
hfK land owrwr who enag- in rattle
raUltut The hl farmer who ha
turned to tillage haa done very well
"I bellevf that the itmall furmer
and two-third of the farmer in thi
fjuntry are mll farrnera. are not In
iurh a bad condition na they wimn
titnei are pictured. "
The cattle miner have Keen their
firoccry & Fountain
Oien Huntlay and EveriiriKt
Wallace 0. Mnhoncy
Hmno Block bh Hraaty'a Hcrvlce
K'K CREAM
Hrl.ll . Wlioleaala
Delivery. Bervlre Dally
I'l'KDY'S
DUTCH SII0I'
Phone Main 4:iu cor. I-pot tt 6th
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BAR ML FIGHT
IN CALIFORNIA
PHILAUSfJ'HLA. July 7 VP, Ual
Bar'a r-ext f:y:'t w::i t In Cal.I'jrr.La
a brorfsi "cwt lor tr wwlow of a
fibtr wr d:a M'tx afx
in tM r.rj;
It will happen in a rev r&on;M.
arl tM wir.tr of tM taryiriht
tr.ajr.pson a ems of tM ;ave will M
Ma rrar.ai Carr.poeil. SM & tltto
hoi4T a.r.ou.".r-J UM
V.'.o hla opponent will M b aal
M do vv.l a now aomeorj Arwrl!
Hoffman, hla frjanaef. p:r.lca up wfrll
Uaz la on a uq week t.'ietre vsl of
IM Ca1.
ma'tce ahn.k within two year from
H0 a fcundredweiKh. u alwut ViW
A 7a ao ih arerae price for beef
tu f,M,
Tft charge that It la
ncA the Irtah price which cwjnv
rntst,h; that It U trite BrHuh, for the
!HMH market la there.
The ajfrl'u)ture a-epa.tm?nt potnU
wl that while the Iriah home price
ha dropped approximately M-iV th;
pric in bnutn ha alumpe-i 2Afj.
Ieylrj(( the rurt I'M for the ZrUh no
aa great m flrat tt appear.
In other claaaincatlorj than cattle.
int fiftorxut feeia iu farrnera are do
iii? well Bu'.Vt. lta fifpjrea tiow. now
brina 2A V) a h undreJ wei nht ei?ht
montha of the year and 133 50 the re
maining four momr, aa aaJntt the
preent world price of 20,
Iitt lrodu tum faln
Bacon, which according to Dr.
flyan ha "brought a good price the
hvtt alx montha" return the farmer
l!5 a iiundredweitfht, comparef with
110 10 montha ago.
E?if and poultry, the department
aaya. are above the world prlc. and
etfif bring the farmer about 18 centa
a dwn. Sheep and lamb command
the be-jt price alnr Augiut, 10-11.
Taxea of the small farmer, who on
the average til la about 15 acre, de
scribed by the department aa "a lit
tle lower" than In previoua yearn
ftenta through a refnt land ac. hav
been reduced to about 75 cent, ar.
a, re.
flMifciT Al.TO l)KIH,
KNTKNAKMS ( MIMH
fllCffMOND, Va. iAB. B. Duaen
berry ha Juat celebrated hla one
hundredth birthday anniversary with
natural pride, but he 1 even proud
er of the claim that he la the old
est man In the world to hold a per
mit to drive an automobile.
It waa iMued by police In hi home
loan, lurhejU-r, N. Y., and displayed
by Duaen berry In Dlchmond recentiy.
A chap wouldn't want to be fool
ing around the docka at Tort land,
unlem he wants the does to be fool
irur around hlrn.
Special
Bperry 8ure Babbit Peed,
any quantity, per (Kiund lc
6 Kl eiich, White and Ivory
Challenge I'alut at .4l per gal
Bwift Tankage Fertilizer
for Ijiwiu and (inrdena
10 Hjv fJ 00
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Main 17
Mickey McCoy W. O Sawyer
Parmera' friendly Headquarter!
Mclili' Kii Vta.liinr. frrtlrr
Hamilton Ibarh Prorcaa. fluir
wanned In your home. OrlRlnal
brauly rcntorcd. rir prompt,
pleaalni service, call 131-W.
t. II. IMralMMin
I Jim Pli-al (it.
Crtaitrf fiaizi:ei rwu-iaiiij trrxc
tr.r-'j-'jii 2j4& aix
'BLACK FKIDAF
FOR THEHURLER5!
ia.i -Bi-icj: Pr-2a.j" ail tor
3c wwetf-i ar-rj."! f.JTO.,.
i ana..
iii.-.ruti arafl li 3e Ajaeraa. a.".erl
t--e ti""r at eutii 7aJrr!.t7
Jt-;-on.U . K 4 W IM
Arvuaa 7 3 1I 4!
T'JUtU I4.J 17 4r4 !0 13 3C4 4
either xr crenx w;a ore forr-
uoai wtr sjkf.K. :47 T.a rerrx-2
for coct: ItiLrzt !n oc C-t7-
Two of .tje d:zca; eucats on rc.
ort cotraMratrj v utrd '.Cjfi Ka:uL
ajTc auui-z:r firru'e up ls.io to
reaiai of z.s,:srr rjii-tjerc-aija. In oce
of tavras. al-i C.dtxuu Re2a cji-
iA4J tt tK. 1 Cird.SatI.. 18 to!
1$. In toe s.r.r. :a Bovn B.-ie j
"csenJ out" U- Pr.ii:;, l-!3. J
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HoIIj'wood Has
New Styles For
"Unwedding Day"
Br Robhfn Coon
HOLLTWOOO Pm.tj In mrriie
dlTorces, like a'.yles In women' wear,
are rarlabie.
Comtderaole exercUir of the
feminine prerogative ha been prom
inent In three recent actions. lary
Ptcfcford, Htdj-iey Pea and Be-.. 7
Boyd apparently all changed their
mind.
Conautently ailent on those :c
onctluttCrt reporta, XUm Plckord
mar hare Intended, all along to pro
ceed with her action aalnat Doujf
)a Fat r ban k. but abe aurprued
Holffyyjd when abe did.
Bidney Pox' lat change of mind
or heart brought a aecond hon
eynvxn with Charle Beahan, after
an Interlocutory decree of divorce
had beer, aet aalde by 'joint petition,
Erer aince the flrat of the year,
the couple had been parting, mak
ing up, and parting again.
Betty Boyd, with a decree from
Charles Henry Over Jr., ha been
engaged in a court battle to prevent
iu becoming final. Apparently, de
aplt Orer'a objection, he ha won
the decision.
-Trial Heparatlon Vortx
The "trial separation" enjoyed
conaiderable rogje for a time a a
prelude to divorce. The John Gil
bert at flrat were Inclined to classi
fy their dome tire troubles thu-, but
a decree spelled the end of their
romance .and Virginia Bruce la back
on the screen.
Gloria 6tuart and Blair Gordon
Kewell. sculptor, fo-Jnd separation
no trial and got a divorce. Adrt
enne Ames and Stephen A me aald
their would be a trial separation.
Both are now married again to two
other people.
Cutting off a longdistance mar
mlage to John Cecil Lawrence, Eng
liah barrlater, was Eliana Landl'i
contribution tu the variety of di
vorce complaint. Cortnne Griffith,
who atage-toured li "Design for Llv
Iw;" figured out a new design for
parting when ahe and Walter Walter
Morovo aald leyal adieus In Mex
ico. Divorce, ahe aald, wa the only
way out of a purely personal prob
lem for them and chances for a
reconciliation aasumahly after that
problem la settled are good.
To Tell or Not to Tell
Katharine Hepburn, leas comrnu-rair-atlve
4iut equally fenllghiening,
charged Incompatibility In her Mex
ican auit agalnat Ludlow O. Smith.
Had ahe brought suit In Juarez, as
Miaa Oriffith did, ahe might have
been Bparcd c4en that revelation.
Trie State of Chihuahua reequlres no
statement of ground a In mutual
consent divorces.
Ann Harding and Harry Bannister
two years ago set a new hit-h In
tfrlj ROSECITYc;
Two Hotels i
' That jF&dk
Afford yNSl
; Comforts f JjifHa
ot Rates f S
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fhnyE. f$il,..ii Wk
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Oa lh tbrMtH of of eh cities' fT'aM'- finaiea. Ei!ea Tock
Fran acd br jc-n? &ni:i-::i:cia're tEt. Jcib Jacob Astor. are
aiowa la .Seajort. R. L, ea th:r wty to tatortc Tntiitj C:;r't u
ffitxe final arraseseru for rbir 94&.zs there-
Community Farm Experiment Is
Launched in 'Deep East' Texas
Br KareU E. !
WOODLAKS. Tr.si;T Cotmiy. Tex.
vf. Here in tise? frf&ey ou of
"dt9 eaat" Ttui r.fje federal rsv
erciuct U laxirachg a ccxumxui'.j
fana erpertarni wfcicii o?:iciis
hold, uj mol'jrAOTHzto txe relief
poitcr for buntfretla of xtcnaajdt of
dereaason nctr.
Koatea, now efc crip!eed. will
care for 100 families vtote bead
were atnnded In Teia ctue with
"s Ir.tie bop of beliia? re-empkrjed by
ir-d'iJ7. Tte goTtriuratnt bopes
j '.r families w.U becorrje aelf-up-ponlrjr
a7aln. through cuittration of
; th 150 acdes it ta purchaMd for
them, try ihe of winter.
Each firrJJy will ta.ve a three-
ac7 r.otrj plot lor a garden or
chard. p:sr and poultry.
The remaining 1200 acres W.ll be
worked toy ail the resident, and the
Iricome pro-rated according to the
amount of work done by each. The
acre? will be culttrated with
community animals and Imple
ment, in addition there W.J-. ho a
ftorrimunlty dairy, twmmunlty bak
ery, machine and work shops, trad
ing post, 10-room school, church,
water ayatem, community center
and athletic field.
EtpeMeA Pro-Rated
The ex peruse of these project,
and the Income from them, will be
pro-rated.
While chief attention will be paid
friendly partings for talkie times.
Rv rrnf rtaavt tn that fajthlon In dl-
! force 1 the current legal botle be
tween the Richard Bennetts, whose
"trial separation' soon developed
Into a tuft for separate maintenance
b7 Mrs. Bennett, with accompany
ing charge bearing no sacharlne
sentiment to sweeten them.
t Chats With I
t Parents t
POMEMVE PARENTS
By Brooke Peters Church
There la an extreme and posses
sive kind of love which parents, more
often mothers than fathers, give their
children, and which is aa bad for
them as actual neglect.
Many women whose husbands arc
absorbed In business and an exclu
sively masculine social life, and who
have themselves no absorbing Inter
est without the family, tend to cen
ter on the children as a satisfaction
to their starved emotional lives.
Sometimes they have not even the
excuse of a preoccupied husband, but
deliberately shut him out so that they
may devote their undivided time and
attention to the child.
The child's emotional life Is not
developed at birth. He instinctively
cries when he is hurt or hungry: a
little Jater he empresses anzer or
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Pati Xewi fro NEA Serric )
to agricultural work, with cotton
rd toQ-.tzoes probably the principal
trxcey crcpa, article will be faah
hoced from faonca. wood, iron and
steel In the cocrjraiiuty wont room.
The house are from three to fire
rooma each and ha 're modem con
Terences. So two are alike. Some
are one-tory, some one and oce
half ac4 some two, destrneds In
eixht dutlnct types of architecture.
with many variation.
Mar Be Tried Elewhere
Official say that If the scheme
suoceecU. thousands of families
will be financed on sereral hundred
aaniiar comrnunlty farms scattered
throughout the 48 states, under
present plan. They betlere the
families can repay the government
for the coat of their homes In 15 to
20 years.
The total cost of the Wood lake
experiment has been estimated, at,
about 250,000. or 82500 for each
family. It 1 believed each will be
able to contribute an average of 18
monthly toward paying off it obli
gation.
The 1C0 families here were ae
lected from about 6000 destitute
unemployed applicants who had
previously nved on farms, preier-
ence was given those whose bead
were more than 40 years old. on the
theory that they stood less chance
of being reabsorbed in industry.
pleasure. He cling to the source of
food or eomlort much as a nine am
mal would. Gradually more complex
I feelings evolve and his affection be
come more and more disintereswea.
hi emotion increasingly active.
The parent who forces and plays
on these emotions, stimulating them
100 early and Insisting on their ex
pres-ston. 1 driving the child too
haid. Furthermore, to try to hold a
child's entire love and adoration to
the exclusion of everyone else Is to
limit him through his whole life. Hla
nerves grow strained, he becomes
hvper-sensitlve and anxious, and
eventually will be. not a normal hu
man being, but a self-conscious, over
sensitized hermit, unable to mix with
hi fellow men.
The mother may think that she la
giving him a wonderful love, but in
reality ahe is satisfying her ego, and
sacrificing her child to do so. For
5uch mothers generally ask more than
they give, and in return for their
devotion demand the whole life and
happiness of the child.
An unemployed man entered a
New York apartment, made a sand
wich, bathed, washed his underwear,
lay down for a nap and was found
a-ilcrp when . .c apartment's tenant
returned.
An orange may be placed In a new
mechanical Juicer without bolus
cut. and all Its Juice Is cxtructerl
q'.uckly.
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Opt Blrt Urm
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IX.
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DULL MARKET IN
NEW YORK TODAY
SEW TOPJI- July 7 iiV-Th Itoc
martel dozed vtroujii n of SoliTS
brief pro!iii s pnoe. w.:s itos
txavum of ta5ied taie. held to
a p-aii fraCTVmal rase. It wa an
caer oc of th duUest aeaaiooa In
tie pass 11 Tears. OTraien approc
ocJj. l'i'JM i.-t. Tot close
Cloau include:
Air Eed'jc.
AL Ctieai. and Dje
Arrjer-jcan Can
Anencan J. and T.
Betnetn Sml
J. I. Case
Cfcrysr
Col. G. and E
Continental Can
General UWcrs
John ItanTlUe
Llbber-O-Pord
Urrf.t and MTers B.
li&nocaery Ward -
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PORTLAND. July 7 -P CittCe:
4140. calves 270 for week. Trade In
general was considered steady, but
trifle lower In spott; calves were
firmer and 25c higher; fed steers
topped fr25. grassers $5.10: bulk
grafriers 13 504-50: heifers 12.50 ? i
$3 75; best cows W-25 r $35; bulls
2 50( 3 23; good to cholce vealers '
4-50r&-'5. common 82 50 1 M00.
Hogs: 3050 for week. General rise 1
25 cents closed weak:; bulk top tight J
butchers (5.73: packing sows 13.75 e
4.00; feeder pigs 11.25 P W. 75.
Sheep: 2370. Trade was erratic,
showing a 25c loss, which was gener
ally recovered : lambs topped $6.75:
throwout $5,000 $5.50; plain yearl
ing muttons $3.50 $3.75; old wethers
A3.00; slaughter ewea $1.50 $2.00.
Three hundred and thirty-six dif
ferent firms and Individuals benefited
when a Wisconsin national farm loan
association received a loan of $514,000.
PORTLAND PROIHCE
PORTLAND, July 7 OP) Butter
Print, A grade. 24c; parchment wrap
ped cartons 25c; quantity purchases
LIBERTY
E3SUNDAY -
Exclusive - Official
MOTION PICTURES
of the
World's Heavyweight
Championship Contest
Between
and
Taken at the Ringside
Plus
Jimmy Durante
in
: ' "STRICTL Y D YNA MITE"
Sinjfinjr, Clowninjr, Liv
ing Hiph ... in his fun
niest role to date as an
idol of millions of radio
listeners.
Please
lour contract for the fight
luiwmn, ounnay ana Monday Matinee and Night.
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:,c lb. lea; B grade, parchment
wrapper. 23je: oxtnut 2 ;7 c .
Butcerfat Portland Ollrer? A
grade deiKered at kut twtc werJr.
21iii23c: country rou.. IttfrTtjc lb;
B grade or dellrerr fewer t&n vrv
weeklr. Portia wl. 20 4 22c; cotiE:rr a,
route. !?(19c; C f?ad' a rcar'tet.
E5 Sale to retainer PriTa
firm: special. 23c; freali j--i
white. 21c; fresh extra bnowa. vr.-.
vnrlard 19c; freah nvedlum 20c-, je
dtum fim. 18c pullet. 14c; cfc-Ja,
ifc bafcer' 16c dozen.
V"hen you are tired of
routine trv a game of
BILLIARDS
"If a gentleman' game"
See us for Fishing Tackle
open every day and
and Sundays.
CENTRAL LUNCH
Meals served at all hours
6:00 a. ra. to 12 midnight
Central
Billiards
1207 Adams
A Complete
Printing Service
Quality Counts
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PURE ICE
Delivered dally at your door.
r romp t uuu wuiiuua 031 viiv.
C. E. SHEWMAKER
ICE SERVICE
Orande Eonde Packing Plant
or phone Main 380 or 811
It You Are Moving Between
Toitland & La Grande
Try
Bond's Transfer
Operating anywhere for hire ser
vice plus common carrier freight
line service.
La Grande to Baker
Phone Main 709
M0NDAYCIO
with
LUPE VELEZ
NORMAN FOSTER
MARIAN NIXON
and
4 MILLS BROTHERS
Note
picture compela us to charge 30c