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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1921)
Wcdnesdav, November 23.fel PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I r - Our Store will be CLOSED ' Thursday Nov. 24th. THANKSGIVING DAY 4f , . . ..... Hill's Dep't Store i : -V ' IP-.'- I IK'S"" ''?' id ;- J I fjV ' 1 "J aw ' . 4 ? ' fcijiirti -i t inn MnnrnAmrnntrmmmm JVHT A FEW PI.ACKH AT LOW PltlCKH MIOOM- HOl'HK A Modern one and half story house; lias cement foun- . ii-i t tont ........ cni -.,.., uauon: suinns on pari 01 a 101. j-ncu fiiuu. muov muyo fuu tuoi. ' ' balahce terms. VACANT LOT Gi1 loratlnn on Adams' Avo. (eaBt); size 45x112. Tries $700. CHh payment, $300 balance arranged. 8AIIK TRACT l arge House, needs some work on same. A very good borne can bo muilo of thin properly. 1'rlce $1800. 8-ROOM lll'MJAI.OH - A Rood, small borne on lot, size 45x100. Splendid bargain. Price flunu. Muni have some cash. 'BOOM HOUHl'3 Kant part of city; a very good home for very little money. 1050. Terms, $1!!0 cash, balance arranged. We have many 'places for sale if you don't see one In this llBt, come and see us. LA GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY i ' , 1113 ADAMS AVE. THE WISEST MAN TAKES HOME A Box of Liggett's Chocolates Because they always bring tho sweetest smile of joy and ' the biggest welcome! LIGGETT'S ALWAYS TASTE SO GOOD! , PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE MILS. M.AHY WII.IICI.M Pittsburg, Pn. "No matter what I should say about Tanlae, it wouldn't be hah good enough," said Mrs. Mary Vi helm, 710 Mint Way, Smith Side, rittshurg, l'a. "I never, dreamed 11 possible for a medicine to restore . me to tiu splendid health I now enjoy. In fact, 1 hair almost resigned myself to be. lug an invalid, as I could see I wiu losing weight and strength every day and no relief was in sight. Kor threi years stomach' trouble, ' headachei and nervousness made my life mis erable. "The first buttle of Tanlac acted almost like magic and it wasn't long until I was so well and stronK that 1 could- hardly realize 1 hud ever known a sick day. I am like a dif ferent person In every way now, eat ing, Bleeping, feeling and looking better than in years." Taplac, la sold In La Grande bj SiWrthorn'a Family Drug Store and all leading druggists. Adv. IRECALI, TO BE.TKSTED. BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. 2.1. A petition asking- the nullification o! the North Dakota recnll election on October 28, in which three Nonpar tisan state offcials were ousted i favor of Independents was filed in the I state supremo court Monday. ', Five petitioners, as taxpayers, al ! lege that the petitions asking for the ! recall were not signed by ,'io per cent ; of the qualified voters who voted at : the preceding election for governor i and that the recall election itself wus illegal. j 'i'he supreme court decided to hear ' the petitions at once and attorneys i Began preparing their informations. SLOAN-; NEURALGIC RELIEVES DON'T TRUST YOUR MEMORY Begin today making a list of your friends whom you would like to remember at CHRISTMAS TIME ' and come in and see our fine hirge Rtoek of GREETING CARDS Every one selected willi eare to Mipply your personal needs. Newlin Book & Stationery Company MIVr matin. t li ryrnmUU CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY MiuiiiCnrtnrrm CEPvlENT PRODUCTS BKWfU AVtr WATIIR I'IPl! ITI.VF.IIT ni'E hoi.ki'v m.oi k cr:iKvr hii.os V'KI.I. CI KBIMJ to.WK IN SKtTIONS mil. l ow ill ii dim; iii.ockn niONE MAIN 120 l uctory ilaliuid Clt7 ABSOLUTELY FREE ('Vmpleie Set or Eureka Vacuum OAuer Artarli tnoiits .with llA t rv Pureluwe of the (iraud Piixc EUREKA Electric Vacuum Cleaner -FOR FREE TRIAL Phono Main 104 W. A..BENHAK , . xMew roiey mag., opp. rost "WW! FOR forty yenra Sloan's Mnimcnt ha been tlii? quklcfst rrlicf for ntur.ijt,u, Fclatira ami rlicunia 1:.m, tind niusrici, l.nr.e backs, .sprains and strain-, a.iu-5 aiut jviiiu. Kcrp Siren's fundy nml apply frorly, triiluut rubbing, r.t the first twinge. It aws anl brings comfort sitrrly nnd r.-:.(i!y. You'll Jind ii cIlju and Iion-kin-3taining. Sloan's Lini;n?nt is paln'3 enemy. r.tk your nt iyhbor. At a!I druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Linimeni .ass r Stom I tT . Itching Akin Thjublcs I The tortura of tfclnitrh .i!luuKkly lireliL.f( by npuhintr Ix-loro minntc, nifiit. One of Dr.HoUiOii'a 1- anuly ILjniitiiaa. a -Dr.Hobsons ibczemaOintmentH UD TRHflWN I FRJHDHSEj AC HON POS'I'I'ONKI). WASHINGTON, Nov. Ki.- The Ford-Newberry senatorial election contest in Michigan was laid aside hv the senate Monday night probably not to come formally before the body again for several weeks. After a day of discussion in which Henry Ford who is contesting the sealing of Sen ator Newberry, was both denounced and defended and which was enlivened by a tilt between Senator Williams, Mississippi,' and iM4s"n-! Georgia, Democrats, the clitilm controversy was side-tracked to rnitke way for the revenue bill. No agreement as to a dute of a vote was reached. COVE, Nov.-L (Special.) Sno v began falling T-ueday night and con tinued until the end of the week, when it measured about l'i inches on tho level. .. .Mr. and His. M. I,. Carter left Tuesday 'for. Portland to attend the ten-day session of the Nutiona1 (ira'ige. Geo. Chadvick anil daughter, Miss June, marie a busines.i trip to La Grande on Tuesday. j Mrs. J. K. Lantz spent the fore part of the week in I.u Grande, where site underwent an opemtion for the removal of her tonsils. Miss Mertie Miles, teacher of Shanghai scbool, spent the week-end with relatives and friends in Union. Merton Daron, the five-eni.--old son of N. Daron, was thrown from a horse while on his way to school last Wednesday. The injuries weie pain ful but not serious. Cove people were saddened by the death of little Kussel Saunders which occurred Thursday night in Ij (irande. Funeral services, were held in the Baptist church and burial in the Cove cemetery Saturday afternoon. Mi-, and Mrs. T. ii. Slay of Baker ere the proud parents of a daughter born November 2nd. Mrs. May was formerly Miss I.ouine McNeil of Cove. Mr .and .Mis. I,, J.i Chadwick n tertnined U V.' Johnson and family at dinner on Sunday. . Alfred Daniels is buildng a new garage. I Good. Weather Meiuif. that you will he able to run your ear longer iritis fall than yon have for some years. The following Xew List on new stoek United States' Tires means that yon ean equip your car with new tires NOW instead of waiting until spring as you intended to do. "We did (not expect to get the decline until spring, but we are just as glad as you are. If you cannot call on us, phone your orders in and we -will deliver. Unified States Tires ?ieed no recommen dation, pu know what they are. Roval Tubes Preferred Stock Coffee Quality Meat Market Opens. I.a Grande has another uptown re tail meat market as we now announce the opening of the Quality Market, irxt iloor to the Western Union tele graph office in the Foley hotel build ing. Tho finest line of meats and the best treatment of customers possible to give. Come ond see us for we can and will take care of your business in a most competent and economic man ner. M. A. STILWELL MEAT CO. 10-21-3t. Size Useo Chain Nobby Cord Grey .Red 30x3 10.3-j 12.2" 13.50 1.90 2.-40 30x31. 10.90 14.90 17.90 1S.30 2.2.1 2.80 32x31. 17.80 19.1", 23.15 25.75 2.55 3.00 31x4 19.05 21.75 23.40 29.45 3.10 3.50 32x4 23.00 25.40 27.00 32.50 3.20 3.70 33x4 24.85 20.80 28.95 33.50 3.35 3.80 34x4 25.40 27.35 29.50 34.50 3.50 4.00 32x41. 34.15 30.20 42.75 4.05 4.05 33x41. 32.05 35.25 37.40 43.75 4,20 4.80 34x41. 33.70 30.30 38.50 4 1.85 4.30 4.90 35x41. 35.25 38.00 40.40 40.10 4.35 5.10 30x41. 35.75 38.50 41.05 47.15 4.55 5.35 33x5 53.20 5.00 5.70 35x5 41.30 44.00 48.95 55.95 5.30 0.05 37x5 43.80 47.20 51.85 58.75 5.45 0.35 MAKE .Trie YOUR HOTEL . WHEN IN PORTLAND Wl t r 1 u .o-' r Popular Spacious Lobby At the Center uf Evtjrytliinjf. Broadway at Stark St. We suggest you write, phone or wire for reservations. ARTHUR fi; MEYERS, Manager. Kiddle s St ore United States Tires ARE Good Tires Island City, Oregon Phone Main 123 r a- frrriVwrrflf Sold by Do You Buy Coal and Get Clinkers? What's the transformation ; in your coal clinkers and , ash or mostly all heat? Heat is what you expect when you order coal, but unless you say SUPERIOR Cod to your ; Dealer, you can't be sure until your ; money has pone up in smoke. j Superior coal burns fively with a lonjj flame, makes little soot, only a small degree of ash, and emit.-' groat heat. ; Kor does it cost more, for Su- t pcrior Domestic bump i.i the eco- ; nenticaJ range in size for fur nace, heater, coola-r and fire- piece. SOME COALS HAVE LOTS OF ASHES, SOME CONTAIN SULPHUR, SOME COALS ARE PARTLY ROCK, SOME ARE FULL OF CLINKERS, SOME ARE DIRTY AND MOSTLY SLACK AND ARE USUALLY SOLD A LITTLE UNDER THE PREVALING MARKET PRICE. W DON'T SELL THAT KIND IF YOU CAN HONESTLY SAY ISN'T FIRST CLASS FUEL LET US KNOW AND WE WILL TAKE IT BACK "THE COAL WITH A REPUTATION" ER J Axon! A. S. ltovd. N W. llrnry tlidj;., I'orllsnd. Of. i 'i RANSF LYNCH CO FEED STORAGE PACKING PHONE MAIN 10 ' ' V J -tu-it
