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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1921)
o e e o o e PAGE fllRER e e e e L R1?ANDE EVENING OBSERVER e WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1021 ! , Qppd Dress Has Uneven Balance - " Ca? ... .U. T Y fTWtjL 93 v' Si-i.1 O O -iff r . 6 - ,t3t I ;! -.1 IN0O2ETCy Beware of the even balanceln dress, my. Miss Evelyn Hansen or Hie i-nicai,o Aria institute. Kor instance, at the riiiht. the era coes not go well with the light, sallow complexion of the wearer The round lines of the hat (1). V-neck 3). narrow belt (5) and vertical 'line, id only accentuate the woman's sallowness and sliinness. At the left Is the correct dr.-ss. with lis dark colors to offset the woman', sallow com. lesion, the round neck (1). and wide belt (2) diminish the effect of her falned""' Pr U"l'Ven bak"lce W above ona bclow t,,e Is at- State News Gleaned By Salem News Bureau 'The stale irrigation securilira com mission certified $7(11)0 bonds for the Kingman Colony drainage district near Ny.isa. Representatives of the Portlanil As sociation of Heating ami Piping Con tractors instead of continuiiiR the Contractors and Dealers appeared be fore the state board of control with a plea that the state, in its bnilding program, deal directly with these con tratcors instead of continuing the policy of allowing general building contractors to sublet contracts for plumbing, heating, electrical wiring, etc. They assert that their bids are "peddled" by. the general contractors and that they are not given n square deal, largely for the reason that com petition is eliminated. The board has the plen under advisement. j To get ideas relative to modern training schools fur boys, Sam A-. Kozer, secretary. o.f state; Dr. K. E. tlMti Sleiner, superintendtnt of the state hospital for the insane, anil VV. C- Knighton, who is architect for the i new training school plant to be built by this state, have been authorized to visit institutions in California, Colo rado, Jowa, Indiana and Illinois. ii oru i ufiu jl WIRE TROUBLES Satisfaction with the progress that Is be'mg made in all lines of vocation al work in Oregon schools is express ed by H. II. Skidmore, a representa tive: of the federal board of vocational education, who was fci Oregon during the week on business conhecttd with the department. NEW YORK, May 18 Electrical influences exerted by the aurora bo- jvealis, or northern -liy:htn,'boii(;vel to , be c.aused by an unusually large sun spot or spots continued Sunday to play havoc with telegraph bureaus throughout the United States, j Beginning Friday night wire chiefs reported this phenomenon had injt-ct-l ed . extra voltage into their wires ; causing "earth currents and inter- Oregon's totil tax for this year is-upting traffic, an increase of more than 20 per cent i The .same conditions continued over last year, according to' records '-throughout Saturday and been me hi in the office of the state tax commis- crnsinjrly intense Saturday night, sion. The total tax for this year is .causing one of the severest disturb $41,117,3(17.71, and the total for last ances known in 30 years, year was $32.59G.i95.03, n difference; For about an hour before midnight of $8,520,(172. J8. : Saturday, nearly every tylegruph' wire .leading from New York and Chicago The state board of control at n was out of condition. Ocean c.blcs meeting during the week formally ac- also were slightly affected. Curious cepted the now babies' dormitory al ly, however, the disturbance seemed to the state school for the feeble mind-1 strengthen wireless signals. Inten ed. The building contams seventy s it y of the disturbance was lessened beds. Its cost was $50,000. Sunday. ' riT'-.i t' iw km vr n 1 t v Tire Mileage at the Lowest Cost in History NON-SKID . Rl'll-TO!' KIIMiK!) CORD NON-SKID CORD GREY TUBES SIZE and TYPE 01( p,. N,,w pr;ws ai Pt icvs N.-w Triot-s OKI I 'rkvs Now l'riocs Old i 'rices New Prices QUI Prices New Prices 30x3 Clincher S17.S5 $12.85 ?21.()5 . $17.01) . ' ' Jtt.75 . ' $2.15 30x31 Clincher 20.80 15.00 27.75 2.'.li0 $25.00. .?.U.2S $27.50 3.25 ' 2.55 32x34 S. S. 26.10 21.00 310 . 2(..l) :. .W.20 32.90 ' 41.15 ' 36.40 ' 3.60 ' '2,90' 32x4 S. S. ' 34 95 26.90- 42.00 34.40 I'J.SO . 41.S5 ' 52.30 46.30' ' 4.55 ' 3.55 34x4 S. S. 49.85 38.35 - 5').lA 49.65 62.05 54.90 6.00 ' 4.75 35x5" S. S. 61.15 47.05 N 7.1.6 61.90 77.35 68.45 '7.25 ' 5.85 These Prices apply to 01 For 20 years Fisk Tires have beeiV best concern in the world to work in existence to do business with.' tax (Mii-r sit is I nHii ' .built for in prufiuttlali ;r tin;! Comtrtr 'T;5ne to one ideal: "To be the' and the squarest concern The same good tires and the same interest in your personal experi ence with them will continue to be a part in every Fisk Tire sale. Sold only hy dealer's A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product I'WO AKK Itl-X'OMMKNDKI) FOR IHI'LOMATIC Pi.tlMS WASHINGTON, May 18. Richard Washburn Child, author and former -most, economical. PROFKSSIOXAf DIRKCTOKY OSTSOPATltlU rHTSlClAAI ' DTt.'j. I- INCJI-R tnd rut. M A Hf! A It I- I N i L 10 IISfll..4 ul WHPU;II tM rilldrn a !'pt-i:iir v. t M in- 11,. .n Main .!. I'hon- Mam fir,. h Oruiuhr Nntioti.'il Hunk lluiMuit;. Fratcrnul Directory IR. P. O. KiiKH Im irand ltoilt No 43S. I-fl( tnotn frnnh Thiiredny .evrfilnj; t 8 oviok. Home and clul Ti pHvlN-Kfii 'brfully extended to al' .1 I' oth;r EUr NOLAN' RKIFI. P. T. n:USOM. .c'y eilitor of Collier's Weekly, ha been selected by President Harding us am basudur to Italy. President Harding nl.so nominated Mr. Jiicob (Jould Sehur-inan as. nn'df. ter to China. Chocolate Candy. MLMHACO. A fine chocolate -Candy such as our delicious special Individuals in Ge spe- This is a iheutnutism of the muscles cinls or by the pound is the best and of liar bad;.' It Cornea on suddenly and All other candies .ami im ouitf painful. Kvery mtivetnent made fresh and always pure every day at the . . .Palace Confectionery Co. Chamberlain's Tab! (.'tntle ir ts Are Kfffit. Mild And The laxativ(.effectof Chambetbiin's PHYSICIANS AffD SITRUKORS DR. J. I. MrIHRR8N Dp ntfBt. bufte 4-6. over Im (irnndn Nntlorml Hunk butldlnK. I'hoTtr.": ofrico, Main HJ; rualdence, Hed 'MSI. Mt'DEKN W'OUUMliN OF aVkICICa l,a (irnnde CuK.p rio. 7"(3 mo tfl or. the first and V.ir.i Thurxdi'y ev-n-ln or ;,r h bi r.t)i. In tho K of P Halt. Vlalrlrff v ah urn wi.lcomo H. r. V.M.U. V. t . - JAK7-: ICOSTiH'K.. Th-rk on. n. 14-15 Main J. TtirCKMAN. DcntiatItonm I'lllllltT-ltltfHi'll llllflilhlK. iltlt! , 70. L.a (.iriinde, Orem. ' Mri. M. Wltllnmiton. Irifssor nf rrartirnl 1 n lr:i I Midwifery. KM :i Sladi.ton, pltonti.Ked U. 3-lh-ni j W ATI HK tl ItB DR. A. N. UAWrM.E Rtcrialtat In " chronic dlra'a. M-thodM. Mwhuno- 1 Theropy and SiturJtirt(Ij. fiktn a. id blOOd d InrRfffM, DTVUlU H.(t.M Chronic H-darhf K:r..n,.a. Scia'tr.i, ' Aptnltclt1n. 'ontpntior. Hn ! Trouble; all kind? of Chrohlr Ii-f-ast-a stircHsfnlly trpated. Pho?m Main 803. Hoom 1, 2, 3, a-vom! floor (ToolldKB H!d;r., opposite Hlar ThMtrt. Offlre hour. 10 to IS n..l:3U to t:0tf I. tu. CuiiMti"t,r free. 9tt . ATTOItlfCTt COCHRAN A EBnrtHARI Owi. 1 CocurLD ahd Clon H. v:t.rhard. At . tornva. La Grande Nailona! Bank Kulldln. i. V. A. a. M. i-a urande ic3k No i, A. K. ft A. M.. boldn r-'Kiilnr meet Hi Hrut and tlilrd Krldpyn at p. ra. Uurdial wttlcoiuo to all lit na. v.. IV hrvK, V. M. A. 'V Wl 1.1 JAMS. Sw sj. fiA'il. Kb--At-rnj .o. J69, arioLf e r Kridrty nlKht lit Hag lea V laltlltK fn-nili r ivtlniiif. ). J. Mrit'.'MIKOV, W. P. K. I1IKISKI,U 8r-t arr- VtntOMKN K THt. sVOttl,! Jt tlrttri- 'aa;p N'u. Itlf). Uta f.vry Ofil aid third Muiidnv at F.nifioi hall All viFtftrttr n. lfiora Ws- . "ttn lita tv h titttr "f ' ; r). IIooikx lil-Ui:. (.a fjiaiel" N-iti..n:.l I'M.k l-l-!-:. ?.. t,., o. r. 11. J. K ITCH EM. nr. O. O. M. - 1a '.iratida LidKO .No. kJ Iiyal ordr ut llwne, tiohla n-iculai ax KlltiKa tv-ry W"lnnJv Hnl at if i m In Kr.Kln Halt, ntat to EW It'iildniK. "ti W(Kln-ndity ewnlntf lt,,- lWrvn r(irn. IU" V able r.t Li Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. I. K. SHANKSV Die' ' J. G. HOLM, Sec. . Tablets is so nfUd an can hardly reaiij profluf-ed by jrentle thet yJU has been ize tb:it it r iVicife. adv Strawberry Sundaes. Those elegant Strawberry Sundae.1! that Mr. Fry se.rvo at Silverthorn's Fountain will please you. He has made a hit with hf flout spcohls. FAMILY DPUG STORE - A OBANniC.ORCQON. !iKjft:avn1es the disease. Go to bed keep fpiii't and h'lve Chamberlain's Liniment applied and a quick recov ery may be expected. Mrs, K. J. Dann, Hrocknort, N. Y., writes: "I can honestly say that Chamberlain's Liniment cured me of lumbago u year uo lusi siirnmel. When I lu'Kan uh in it, I was fl'it on my back in bed and could not turn to the left or right. I had a bottle of Chnmburlum's Lini ment in the huuso and thin was np plied to my back. It promptly drove away the pains and uches.'' adv. r ft. J. GREEN. AttornT at Ijw- fr ; tle lo all Btt' an! Fdra. Oonrta Office La, Uranda Nat.aoaJ Hank I baildln:. ft J. KITCHEN. Attorney at Ijw- Practice all fv.urta. 'f tnp roomi 71 -71- i,a r,rre' Nait..ni Bank BuldtDs. 1-a Orande. Or-icn e coifT4Ai-"roifJs lonal ClTll K !!: (-r'vtr,,n mWm Honm 92. Ia (!ritf1e N'atton!, KNIli M'lH OK PYTHIAS U-d Croj dK Ni. 2". nif-nta tvTy M!nd v.rBli(r In j'uftUa Hnll ( K. or H ltIU. t 8 p. in. A I'tlilao welcoinr tit all tin'tme Knight ( w. i " i:K. r. r. c. i-. i;i:.!n,M. k. ii. s. woma'vb m:i:prr akhciation oi tha M (, la OriU'ie s No ft. W. . of U. Isui': rn-wa ftri T.irt$my at I p m, and third W--i-n-i at 8 m.; at K. of P lf.ll Kf-li H MA'hK;, CommUd m MAKJOUIK KATOM. e Record -Kp'jf o. : h. rfrtp fTtptfr Sc. u, o 8. h-ilda a'-1 rrjrnrfififrn t l-n l fr ftd fnnrih -dniMlf uf "Wh fnunlh. ViattlraT najbi cordial I) (t i iri'Mno:Yf. W. M 1 5preadThe Good NeVs, Far and wide the infor mation traveling that PostToaties Are Superior Corn Flakes Only the creamy-white hearts of the choices tcorn is used, daintly seasoned, rolled and toasted crisp and brown. Get the Yellow and Red wax-wrapped package - your guarantee-of goodness Ready to eat-Ecohoitiical .Sold by Grecers Everywhere Mad&bv: Postufh Cerl CoJnr B Jrif Ctpo rlir J t jrt 1 VT' " W - w Now For The Lawns And Home Gardens A pri'tty lawnVml a jfood home gardun are nn indication of pridf! and.tlVift. We have everything you'll tieed in1 tool;;, such as laVn, mowers, garden hose, sprinklers, hoes, rakes, Ytc., and .our prices are right KKP OUT TUB FLIES dock of streeV dooii and screen windows is ruuly Biil)Kantially made NEW STOClVOF ItIRD CAGES READY TAXI Don't forget that we have moved our Taxi Stand fnmi the State Cafe loour own private I'Jiotie, located in front of J...M. Chdnlu'sll'ool Wall, next door o Slate Cafe. Calls promptly J answered as usual. I'lVineMain A. Clifford (.'corL'tL K. Ford Our F. L. LILLY HARDWARE -rm,'icwTrf imitate ! JWtzrxm-r r. .. amlia mmm mm g ... 1 . ,iJt. 'W '.4 i la VI Nature's' Medicine Two tcaspoonsful in water three times a day makes you feel better! tnake.3 you eat better! makes vou sleeh hpftrl VvJnafces you work better! lij j .:' W I ttijl ' ' ''''"' Mrdlrlne brrauM It U pur. I)U".:U'WIF; I '"lll,'e ' "iPol of Ihe most bn. S'la?3(W r'I,l '"t. herfj and barkj known to aclence. Ovef 20fft00,000 bottics ?pW & six years j i r so a e 0 e 6" III S S Ml 9 OrOie Vtlp0l0i H.illil. B . 4-- V i a a a o ?XZTJ A o ra i1 yjtfrftg.