La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1921, Image 2

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PAOE TWO
LA GRANDE EVENING GBShRVEK
riiin-Mifiv
uaMftwdrtWjhiarfw THK OUTBUitSTd OF EVERETT TRUE-
-bv Cotlfln ler. Goble; Georfte H. Dayton, labonr,
ujf """"-'(jrant, Pusl,. chris Huyt, construcuon
worker. Portland; Stephen Mewari, (
H'
miff, --a.
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THE NEW
FOR FALL
Is Arriving Daily
NEW MILLINERY
SAILORS TAMS CRUSHERS ETC.
THE POPULAR STYLES IN VOGUE
FOR EARLY FALL WEAR
YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED
resses
For Women
Are Arriving With Each Express
NOW ON DISPLAY
DRESSES in TRICOTINE
DRESSES in SERGES
DRESSES in SILKS and SATINS
Featuring the very latest creations in
a largo variety of Styles and Colors.
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m mm m
, mm ffW ifp
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163 JUL '
NEW FALL COATS ON DISPLAY
Plushes, Fur and Fabric Styles
ALL AT MODERATE PRICES
Dept
Store
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GIFTED STAR PLAYS
IN FINE PICTURE
SHERRY THEATRE
Killer Hurt J.yllo thin tlmo in "A
Mi-HHiiK" From Miuh.m u screni) adap-
llOII flUli) tlio NUCCt'Ssflll MlflKO pIll.V
hy Hiehard Ciiiulhimtiy. Thin ph
iv.vn will tin seen at thu .Sherry Tlinu
tre ioiilf-lit iiml will run for two
days us tlio ft'iitwru airactiuii.'
llrlefly, II cunroina Horace l'ur
knr, u weulihy yoiuiK KiikI fslimun.
wlut in ko wrapped up tu hlnimdf that
ho iinulin.'M tint world revolve:
around hint, and thai ho la n minor
yod. , A a'-rlt'H t lessons al tlio
handn tof a mceiier from Mills,
tllspaU'lted'tp hViuii the, inntil hI tirh
man on I'urlli and cnndomni'd id rv
tnttiii with lilin uitlil i''K''ii"t';Mon Is
effected, si:on takes th Hnlf-esteem
out of til m and In) icwIiih tint love of
i tit Kill he lust.
UfchtnitiK Hryr Ih aim) helntr
nhown.
until lhe story rushes toward i I h eli
. init.:.
A two pm coin I'd y feul urliiK I'1'1
Mart In, t hut human ntniiky, is on
tlm n:imn prorram.
Vou "'-'
it wsP e hah out of "couK. ere
AVmD TH6 UOO ONS f r:
road worker, Kiverton; John Clemens
Iwis, lineman, Salem.
i
C. II. Cram, state, labor commis
sioner, has been investigating com
plaints at Pendleton, iBaker, La
(Jrande, Huntington and other East
ern (regon cities.
A baseball game will be played at
the state penitentiary next Sunday
between the prison inmates and tho
Por land police team.
A burro that eats fish Is the proper
ty of Miss Henrietta MeKaugiian.
Oregon Journal reporter, who is head
ed for Mount Hood over the Skyline
trail from Bend. In fact, she relates,
Continued on Paste Five)
mimics
TS TOAST! &jf
Cinarette
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
for Infanta and Invalids
Avoid Imitations and Substitute!
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike is the
toasted cigarette.
J 0.'
0 j&
nRAi ()itsi:itxi:it want ais.
by T .R. llandlry, state corporation has completed in pamphlet form a
I'niiimissioner, in his department. F. compilation of all general .statutory
K. Khnw has been promoted from au- iprovisions relating to the operation oT
ditor to examiner uiul K. (i. Weber jthL, commission. The compilation was
has been engaged to succeed Shaw as ' ue by w, Kmi secretary of the
auditor. Mrs. Hell Kowan is pro- L.ommission alu is the fil.st wo,k (lf
moled from a clencal post W arn - lhe ,kinJ eve,. , b u,.,t al.t.
ant com in i ion nr. A. h, (jelmurdl, ' . 1
formerly examiner, is now engfui?ud ie
in yiK-cial work for the department. ... .! ' .
The Union Oil company, of Culifor-
,.. ... , ,niu has remitted to the secretary of
f.overnor Olcott has received an $J7 70G-48 cove,.ill(, ,,. tllx on
appeal from (.overnor Slioupe of Colo-I,,,, of gnsoli,1(. an( distillate in Or
rado, to assist in a search of Mrs. '(,g011 ;or tne moiith of June. Kor sales
l.aura Mayme, who disappeared while 'at general stutions the 'lax aggiegat
eiiroute from New York City to (iun- led and at the Klhmalh Kails
"isoii, Colo. The last information jsuli-station $1,042.87.
from her wus a letter sent from Mil-1
ton, Ore., in which Mrs. Mayme said I Justice C. A. Johns of the Oregon
supreme court tie uvei en it" undies
Aw had been di uKed on a train and
was the prisoner of two men.
The (Willamette. Valley fiouthem
railway has filed with the public ser
vice commission an application to put
into efeet. reduced week-end 'rates
between points on its lines and Port
land and Oretfon City.
ridav before a meeting of the Wash-
iiitfton S ate Har association at Olynv
'WOLVES OF THE
NORTH" AT ARCADE
FOR TWO DAYS
That tliHiu Ih a strain of the wolf
In all men ts implied In "Wolves of
th North." Kvu Novak's '.crecu ,4o
ry of the Alnskiui wilds which tit
be shown at the Arcade Theatre on
I rld;ty and Sninnhiy.
As the Htory o)ins I lie blonde
beauly Ih seen as a schnol teacher
in a tlesidalo at cl ie out post . Two
men want her Himut-'h to nut i ry her.
tio is u sensitive boy; the otlitr a
bearded brute with u bail reptttii
llon and a Hood htart. Just which
of them gets the Kirl Ih never clear
State News
The .banking and corporation de
partments of Oregon have joined in
rejecting- the application of the Se
curity Savings & Loan association of
lieno, Nov., to operate in Oregon as a
building n)d loan association.
Dr. W. H. I.ytle, state veternnrian,
has returned from Seattle, where he
attended a convention of Northwest
veterinarians. It was brought out at
the session that livestock conditions
are improving throughout the North'
west and that livestock men are rap
idly liuuida ing their indebtedness.
j.f ; , THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
(Observer Salem Itureau.)
KAI.KM, (ffe., July H. The six
teenth biennial report of :lie Oieg.m
stale- board of horl km) lure is now
available for distribution. The vol
ume contains 20u pages and is illus
trated with many full-pnge pictures in
addition ''.o many smaller one-; that
accompany special articles. Charles
A. Park, -f Salem, is president of t In
The state irrigation securities com- j
mission has certified a bond issue of j
$IUJ(H) by the Slide irrigation dis-
trict, covering 11,000 aerea on Snake ,
river. x
Out of 357 accidents reported to tho
state indus? rial accident commission
for the week ending July 21, six were
(fatal. The fatal cases were: Ray V.
Hurt, constructon worker, Portland;
Kdward Krickson, construction work-
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Happy Choice
for breakfast
or lunch
This wholesome and appetiz
ing food contains the goodness
of wheat and malted barley
and is sweet with the natural
sugar of the grains, self-devel-
oped in the making.
Always ready a food to build
and sustain health and strength
Economical -No Vaste
"There's a. Reason for GiapeJfuts
Sold by grocers
Made by Postum Cereal Co.Inc, Battle Creek.Mich.
The Sunny Side
of The Street
'A I:
Land acquired by a county or a mu
nicipality at tax sale is acquired and
held for a corporate purpose and is
therefore tint subject to taxation
whil. thus held, but upon the sale of
stu-h iirniH-rtv On ruiiliui't. nr ivium
! the laud i used, for a purpose which
ijl t af finds an income to the municipul
il it y holding it, the exemption ctiss,
j! i according to au opinion of Alton ey
(Jemral Van Winkle, written for the
state tax I'ommission.
Orepns total indchti-ihiess, includ
ing all county, city, scIhmiI, poit, ini
at itfti di-t rict ami drainaKe district
bonds, and other obligations' is $H'7,-
1 ln.ri:t.s-4 . accorditij: to figures com
P'bd bv Krank K. I.ovell, s'ate tax
commissiiiier.
Cbarlea Newton, an inmate of the
state hospi al for (he insane, com
mitted suicide Friday by mounting the
window sill of his room and diving
head-first to the cement floor, break
ing his IHH'k, It
later.
DESPAIR
If you are trcuLl. d with pain) 01
aches; feel tirct!; buvu hc:;duche,
indigestion, insoi:::iia; painfjl pass
Thp Helton pnpututhiti tif ,infnll
t'iMinly fin- tin' l:is( ytsir w.'ik I'iI atul
f..,' :he previous yiuir I li?:t, necordiiiK
tc it rrport tu tin- staty Ht-partmcnt or
i'Jufiiticiri ly 1h' J.im'uJn rmihty RU
lu'riiitiiiili :it. 'Tin- (niility Iwis 7li ilis
tiir s.
A savings ;iniiit nts Hs ownrr cm
tlic siiuiiy side j' lilV. Irsiili' r'-
viTsi's, la viilT ;md lips and downs of
various kinds, 1 1 1 - man ului saves can
still al'lWd to ; inil.'.
I
His mi'i- mil is (lie luliricant. tliat. mak
es 1 i run more smoutldv and speeds
his upward ingress.
j' 'I'hc numtli of June mnrkiHl a new
rrrtirit in t he nniount of liusilif:s ilotin
iiy thr .-tatc t'nrporation (lipurttiuMt,
leash rt'ccipts l.MHtr $1 irt.niH), m-ror.l-m,:
to 'I'. H. Ilamiit y, col pTintion i-uim-
j llus;ioll'T.
,fi.-.,l
e particularly invite
to open an itcc-mnt
mints ar rdialh
the wa'e 'arn
witli ns. Small
u elcniiied.
United States
National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
cveral promotions are annou
ain? No. o A train "Vit.'
Why? IttvauM (andie-J tif their
cl:i s ;m so .khI that their piaif.es
in ver k' -'W stale. Neither do uieh '
Crindiis jrn.w stale. Their worth is
so apprei miid by the people of l,a
(Iraade and our stock keeps niovint;
so fast that our only trouble N to
keep the Candies supplied for the
constant demand.
Americans like to follow the crowd.
The ciowd is romii-KVso we advi-je yon
to push rirht in ar.d sptak rijfht out,
and you'll jj;et the best we have. Or,
phone and we w ill reserve a I x foi
you, r eTul it if desired.
We do not need to ti-ll u of h?
ilifferent kinds and tf he various vi.
ed boe. Kverbody knows, lts.it w,.
dn want to emphasise hat we :n e
net ehartfinn any fancy prices, but
jot what many dealers charge fo
common stuff. Ibit y.ui tit not want
common stuff.
Just Speak the word
V4IAJ'K t ONKK( TIONKRY
( OMTANV.
J. A. ('lairchill, state superintendent
of schools, has returned from Pes
Moines, Jowa, where he attended the
convention of the National Kdiication
association, lie also visKed bis old
t ome at Lima, (.
Hie state public service commission
lied several hours ! ;2e oi urine, vou will find relief
COLD MEDAL
Th world's stauilaiJ r-jm-ss'.; Jot
livr, bladder nd urifo; ltt ti tliu(es n
KaiionMl Hemety of Hu'tand cine lb9t
Three sitst., all druggists. GuMrsntatMl
Look (or IS ntma CtH Mdnt on mttwy be
nd accept im itnutiou
LAXATIVE
Aged
People
-6
1
millWHIi i 1 N i .'jKiiut
fr- ;,Ar...ii
mm
THE BANE ol old age is constijtation. .The Low
els become weak and unable tj purfiiim (heir
functions without aid. For thi- purpose only
the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used.
The use of harsh cathartics aggrav;-is tho trouble
and makes the constipation wortc. CL.Tihcrlain's
Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age
and older on account of their gentle L:uon.
iraiKi ii uuri
Twice as rich as
ordinary milk for
Frozen Puddings
Recipe
Two Inttfe cans Cnrnation
Milk.' 2 cops water, 4 eKW"i
2 tups nigar, 2 tospoonfldl
v.itilk, 4 triitpoiiiif ul Mil.
t.ll one tan oi ( nrnalion
Milk and lhe water in don
hie hodir. Hf ul etc: and
iiKr, end pour ioto ht-Atrd
ttnlk;'tio well, and rouk in
dun lil r (utlrr, ti i ring on
ttantly, untd the mis Sure
thic krns on a ipnun lil.e
t rr.iut. Remove hum hre,
cool odd vi:i.:!L, and undther
tun of CattiRtiun Mdk. I'ot
n ht-cft and time. TSi
wdl mke ahout two quart.
SrnJ fr Frte Booh ef lonTitJ
K'ofm r,rn4U. i htilh Pred'Hta
vm Mexico -
to Canada
Automobile engines of every
type, in city and country, over
highways and mountain pass
es are lubricated with Zerolene.
More than half the motor ists of
the Pacific Coast use ZeruUne
for Correct Lubrication.
Tha recommendations of
our Board of Lubrication Kn
gineers ara available to you in
the Zerolent Correct Lubrica
tion Chart. Follow the-e rec
ommendations as t housaTids of
other motorists are doing. A-.li
for the Correct Lubrtcatir
Chan (or jour car.
Usa Zerolent for Correct
Lubrication.
y.'i L'ArV Lubric.tmn. M'ff
jj STANDARD OH. COMMANY
1'
SLl'gmde for each type of engine
i -
OrJff From Your Ornccr
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