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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1922)
-V , - t I 'r 1 1 ' VAGE ETHTTT Y.'-' hit Grasp the Meaning of Our Guarantee . We do not iis(-"ii;u';mtcTl" indiscrimin ately but whrii it appears in connect inn wif.'i anything K lTered in our shop, merchandise or sdrvicc it conveys everything which 1 lie wod im plies. .Cioods at our store are sold with tlie un derstanding Miat if they do ift irove satis'l'ae tow thcv iimv he returned. We want c'tHmors V feel that they will always net A SquCTjJDeaN Our Store Take Advantage of our guarantee (Taring 1922. "llliTlVIGE t BIG mOVED i;k (mAxnr. evt!ttno obreyet? Prunr, .Tnrm.ivv G, 1922 Snapp La Grande Pharmacy Home of Snapp '8 Snappy Service LA GRANDE OREGON START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Mure and see the nianv liargaius we have Visit' om to olTer. : . I'lealed Dress Skirts ... Wool Serge and Jersey . Japanesi? Kimonas Silk Hose Until .Mats I''ancy Shoj ing 1 Juslcvt Statii)narv7ti' lox 2o oi l' on all woi cups, $).i: Jumpers $7.90 W)c to 2.!)S : s Toe in$:.V.) 2.")c t ki:t i'V, wooKiiliives, sweati'is anil Andrew's Variety Stor re Carrcs Large Amount Being Spout, iu Renewing Poles ami Other Service Equipment in La (.Jrawle. v The E. O. h. & P.'o. is muklng exttjnalvo improvements hi Us yn tom th(H winter. Cortaldurhblo work Iiuh be on done, in various parts of tho valley last 'your and the erec-J ;tion of new poles along Adams av n no is now 'progressing rapidly. Thorn poles will bo painted, Im proving tho uppeurnnco of the rtreot. About $2,000 will bo re quired to complete this work on Adams avenue and a total of $15. 000 wit" be spent in La Grande dur ing tho next year for similar work and for additional improvements. During tho lust year over twelvo nil's of new poles have been erect ed tn tho Grande Hondo valley In hi; IIUUIUUIl IU lllOlUUhll KUIIIK-Uttl 0 of the wholo system which Inelhdea j fir about seventy miles of tranHiiifssJon lines besides tho distribution linos in tho various towns. Tho system Fi ih in good ronouion and is capaoio B of giving the beat service possible U to its customers, J. 1'. Lottrldge, h general manager, saui ion ay. B In 1921 the JO. O. Ii. & P. Co.'s biif-inosH in this valley showed , a material improvement and plans iaro being made to keep well in ad-' vance of tho demands that, will be made upon tho company so (is to have unlimited service. ' Tho pliiiiH ,:t'or this yoar Include a complete purvey of, tho street lighting system In ha Grande, with the Intuntions of recommending" necessary improvements, and a sur vey of tho service conditions with the View of giving customers every improvement Iposslble. Tho expen diture for this year will include about 940,000. abovo the regular running expensvs, which will be used in tho Grande Hondo valley : on Improvements and additional maintenance. About $15,000 of this sum will be spent in La Grande. ! f"The K. O. L. '& P. Co. Is, doing everything possible to improve its service to the public," said Mr. Loitiidge, general manager of the company.. MODEL BRASSIERES '. FORM FIT BRASSIERE'S INTRODUCING "La Verne Corsets" FRONT LACING BACK BONING - AW want you to inspec t this New J. C. Penney Co. prodiu, made ih our wvn i'iu-tiiiv. "We belieVc thorn to be the greatest corset values obtainable. There are styles for all figures n fine CVmtils, I'ekius, .Mercerized and Silk brocades, perfectly made front the finest of materials. The model illustrated is number 400. A ljow bust, elastic top style of ' heavy wv-ii-ht Pink Coutil. Medium boniny, 4 gaiters. They are priced at $1.49. Others are .-, - 6a . '-att. A'j-AiittJl PRICED FROM - $1.49 $1.98 $2.49 $2.98 to $4.98 tti: Doings of the Ad. Club Dr. K. P. Mossman, President. A. W. Nelson, Marmgct. Ti'irphnne Main 7()9. Dokieg7 Install their ',, ''' . " Officers For The Year Tourist Meeting Important. ' The tourist committee of tho A! Club is elated over tho fact that I.i Grande is to be officially represented tomorrow at tho meetini; in Spokami whi'rent will be reached some uniform I and practical means of operating auto tourist camps. The day of free and haphn.ard tourist camps is gone, all students of tho problem agree, and the j overdone facilities in one community ?ntlr nf Icndl.cton mill nndi-idiinp nt. others. The iri-n. furl,tri. NEW SHAPES H-ia Spring Caps I lew siiaj)es, c cap ijuiXavi: er sweats PRICED FROM EN AND BOYS winp 'liis j'11' nrrived, ors and fabrics, hacii fabrics, with leati;-. 69c to $1.69 FLANNEL Shirts. $2.98 Jusit in' time fur iihe' cold snap. I feavy weight flannel in lilivti drab coat styles, Avit-'h two pockets. High collar band'. -Others from $2.98 to $4.50 MARATHON HATS J!.r "i j 1FPAKTMENT STORES CORTLEY CLOTHES Rodmer Appointed As . . ,. Tfustee For. Inland ' ' J Motor Company Here The creditors of the Inland Mo tor fo'nipnny held a moetlni; yes terday and elected H. -A. Ilodmer trus't(ie. The affairs of the com pany ihavd' lioon lit the! process of being stniluhtened out for some time and tho creditors expect that Mr. IJodm'er's election aa triuitee will result IK a rapid settlement of tho company's affairs.' Water Vapor Saves I Fuel Says Instructor! MKS. TVl.K.lt KICSIOXS (l:y AHocialed Press) ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 6. Mrs. OR KG ON AORICULTUItAL COL- Elizabeth Tyler of this city Wednes LKGE, Corvallls, Jan. 6. Fuel may day nl(!ht announced her resiKna- hn aavnil l.v Inernnslnir thn itnmnnt tion as assistant to E. V. ClarkO. imperial of water vapor In tho atmosphere nt home, accordiiiK to Miss Emma Weld, Instructor In the household arts department at tho Orepon Ag ricultural college. Tho lower tom pei'aturo in which It Is 'possible to kleaKlo and head of the propagation department or tne Ku Ktux Klan. Worth Considcrini;. The question is not so much how yod live, comfortably when the amount contract a cold, but how to gel rid oi of water vapor in the air Is in- it with the least loss of time and :n- ine nramatic uruor 01 tne JMUKttu i Mi8a wclilr "The skin is of Khora.sn held a joint election aaJjhnaltlital' t HhlOTBSlWWWre, itistnllation on the nint of December 28. Tt" following officers were elect creased, is also healthful, she ex-plalnod- "An average temperature : of 64 to 68 desroea has been shown to;Cessful in checkine- their colds. be best for )tho human raco," said their becinnin(, you will sccuri a b;it- Mlss Weld.- "The skin is mora tic of Chamberlain's Couch Remcdv convenience, if you will consider the experience of others under similar cir cumstances, who have been most uc- "'Oiwithout delay, and use -it-.faithfully. body moro heardy and the coustl- j There arc many families who have 1'IUXCK (JOKS TO JIAXDAI.AY (Hy AHKoeiiiU-d PreK.t) RAN'GOOX, nritish India, Jan. 0. -vrhe 11-11106 of Wales on his tour of India' left here Wednesday for Mnudalay, uppert Ilnruia. He w-as given a great ovation on his do CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY DON'T MI3S THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chi cago, IlL, writing your. name and ad dress pfcarly. You wljl receive iu return i trial x packaga containing Foles Ioney and Tar Compound, foT.cougis, colds and croup; Foley Kidney ills, for pm in sides and back; rheumatism, babkache, kidney and blaci ier ailments; and Foley Ca thartic Tablets, a wholesome and fticcra were elect- tutlun better able to resist dlseasy. rr.;n ,.f.,P r, ::,"'"..',."u,!?"v. " wnmt.Mm.c a.na ed: C. W. Moore, Itoyal Vi.ier; 1). R. I Kxnerlment8 co.idu.aU -iu-tbo New!"" mi i " ' c'! "tn2rt,;- or I Gl'j, .. .'lr; F, I York schools a few years ubo prov- excellent. adv. I and sluggish bowels. ' Where Your Credit Is Good Use It COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER cren el-ill purpose tif the mooting at Kpo luino, cuIUmI to unite tho entire north west "in tho matter of tourist faci'. itii-s, is to tleviso reasonable moans for handling tho iulo traffic. MA proud scrvioo, but not free sor vifo," is tho general slogan overv whoro, ami ('ity C'onimisaionor Oav'd Stotlilanl will no douitt bo ono of those who will advocate first class sor vii'u, ajid a roasonablo foo for Ramo. Inuuoiliato notion by tho city of I, a (randc- toward handling this problem locally phould follow, tho return of , tho representative. Once uniform plans for the northwest are adopted, l,a (iiande cannot afford to lose! an other week before starting her ma chinery in that direction. In loss than four months the stream of tourists ViH commence and unless this city suf fer serious consequences she nuCH make provisions this winter and spring for the VfJ'.! crop,' The city park , camp is wlndly inadeipiate and can not be used another year. O. SSI. Oailey ot thx tact oonoluslvelv. Madehi; I)cLle. Green i la ar uniuimt of water in the air, or a hif;h humidity, make.-f. n person feel as warm at C I ilegroesl as ho would in dry air at 70 or degrees. Moisture noes not evapo-j (rate tin iekly from the body and' heat ia thus save ! in the, hotly aa : I well us ooal for tho furnace Entorpri1, socrotaryj William Miller, treasurer; jv A. .HeCarthy. Satrap,' and (ilom Forward 'Sahib. - 1 . Cantata Selections To be Rendered On 1. Next Suuday Night ! Ill ;r The beautiful Chrisfnius. , cantata prcsenled by the choir,. o(, .the First Methodist church assisted by some of their musicuKlricnds Christmas ni(,'ht will he repeated Sunday evcninir in a Uappy Hour serviee. A few 'of the selections will he omitted hut enough ill he used tn.'-lyn a fine proKinm. fn nddition totlw! 'mnsicj. there will Ue it brief address by the pastor,1. . Three Fined for : ' Imbibing Too Much Al'TIIOHS IU)N(HIKI PrrFs) - The SHERRY LAST DAY Can You Imagine Paulirae Frederick Bending over a wash tud iu the boiling sun? As the wife of a drunken and dissolute boot legger? J Swinging a cattle-whip over bis bare shoulders" Reforming a wsailir, rvwkiug a uiuu of a craH? . XKr sa iir Mear C.i?ieVesitt EtorsMMAit Moment "THE STIf(3 OF THif LASH" ALSO SHOWIKG "FIGHTING FATE" Magazine Tells of Local Traffic Signs 111 th'.1 last issue of Muuit-ipal and County Knc;ir.crinir. n nnnthy mai:a j.ire ilivit4-d to the suh.iects allie.l tu the two branches of enirineeri" in i til!e. a half paire is levnted to the; traffic stamnmN erectetl here ilurin ; the past year, an illustration lu'com-! pa ri v in the aitirle. J THe low cost of thesi- standards, which, were constructed by the citV- i conijmrcd with thoe put on the mar Vet lv factnrie is pointed out am i attention is also called to tho fact that , iu spite of several .collisions nu'tical- ly no damage has been done to th. t dummies. (Bv Assoclntud ; MOSCOW. Jan. . Movernmuut continues to creat authors of RiiFsla. aunlvortuiry of the death ve.sk i. ronB'ilorod by pome Russians ; hearing as creator than Tolstoi, lias just future. observed; also tho 1 1 tit aunt- Four cases were brought up before the local police court todiy. "John j Anderson was arrested on a charge of j intoxication and forfeited his bond of i $f).00. Louis 'Olson and J. McManim I were arrestou on me same onarge ancf were given a S25 fine and twelve and one half days in jail, Imt the jail sentence was suspended on gowd be , havior. j A. L. Waite was arrested on a stte soviet , warrant on a charge of assault and honor the battery on Bill Shaw which took The 4iUh Iplaee in a pool hall on January 2. He of Dostoi- gave bonds nmouutin to $2"0. His will take place in the nea; -rTbc American )coplc arc a great people whose passion is to get results. Therel'oie. we have installed one of the best equipped swit(.'il)oar(lsobtainal)lc for the CMToresH rnr- pse orgivingVvou the best ,ielei)hoiic service. Home' Independent Telephone Co. Ih veraary of the death nf Tolstoi. READ THE WANT ADS! il II ; , : ZZZZT1 E B- , - Ity Asot-l itvd ,rc.".' roKTt.ANP. Jnn 6. - l.lvest-k w.i slea today mid vk were weiii wh butr xc, t"-Mil. V; Fresh Two i ton in'1 1 Eggs 40 ...S-V- I'nioii Full C'lcain (.'liffsc, jk-v pound 2.V Pure Ciinc Suji-ar, 1(K)1I. sack .. .fCS.") Where The Thrifty Throng HOOVERIZED ml tit i. i 11 .t m i-r. ri"l ;
