La Grande evening observer., March 16, 1922, Image 2

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L'A ORAVDE EVRNTVO OBSERVER
Tlmrsdav. M;iudi Ifi. I'-L
SHOWING A LARGE ASSORTMENT IN
Bright Colors
ONLY ONE OF A KIND
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Tin's is to hoNi. season of liriirlit colors golf reds
orange henna jade'v j fi-i w ink ! orchid .and'
iim hawk arc to jiivdoiiiiNtc.
These colors you will riid arc' the favored ones and
lire shown in all ijarnienls antNic.-uhvear.
These new sk irli UK's feature ?tii1).Uicsc new .shades and
are in checks, stripes and plaids, and there is only one
pattern .ef a kind. ' :
See them on display in our store.
Hill's Department Store
Given Away
For a Short Time Only
Full Size 25c can .loiilcel . Talc, Given' Away
With Every Purchase of .lontcel Cold ("'ream at
the Regular Price of !)().
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE REX ALL STORE
IDFIED DRY
r , 1 1 r
Hasantu Singh.
iouiets
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Iclitirm. His reputation is well known
in l.u Giando,
DiiHiinta Singh, Hip Hindu wrestler,
who ban been wrestling on the Facifi'.
i ('oast for several years, has never
been beaten by a man of his weight,
which in a.-ound liill pounds. Abou;
two yeara utfo he wrestled a nour
fivti minute draw with Ted Thye, after
losing to Ted two months before in
two straight falls. Both liustuvo and
Singh defeated Uaeltensmidt. Singh
won the first fall in eighteen minutes
with a toe hold and llackensmidt fail
ed to ie-appear, conceding .Singh the
match. The genial Hindu is expecting
to win, but, like his opxiient, he ex
pects to have a hard tussle. He ap
peals to be in first class shape. He
is accompanied by his trainer, Ivldi:1
Loven, of Pendleton.
Both men are of about the same
weight, within a few pounds, and both
are clean, aggressive wrestlers.
Preliminary to the main event, O.
D. Scott, local wrestler, will meet
Krankie I.a Rose, a boxer, in a mixed
mutch. This will be the first eve
of its kind pver staged in I.a (Jrund.1
and tte fans are eagerly looking for
ward to the re.-ult. Many favor the
boxer und many the wrestler, i.a
Hose is about twenty pounds heavier
than Scott. The rules are that th.'
.i hit his oononent and
Wienie, imi""v
I the boxer cannot hit the wrestler
while on the grounu.
.Several snappy preliminaries will
precede these two main events, insur
ing the fans an A No. 1 card. The
doors will be open at 7::1U, the first
preliminary commencing at 8:0n
o'clock. v
Ten pounds nf bird $1.50 at Peopled
Market. I'honcSilVin 747.
LAW IS ASKED
ii4iiii'ii nidi leu til in.v
tria liecaiise of Nation's
Hiitfc Drinking (A)iisuni-tion.
GREEK TONIGHT
iAd (lustavo and Iiasanta
SinKh Scheduled to Wi'es-
lie at Star in Interesting'
Match.
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakrwood1 Cemetery, Now York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work.
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C?Cl2.C?cirT'tY We have made a profound
7leiXOrid! fhl? Btudy of monum'e,lt building,
iff turn nil uiuci iavic:u lu uu&
I - I 1. 1 I ..!.!
nuuiia its euro la rweavo liuui-
fulfjntelligent execution.
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WeWill Gladly
"Si((Furnih)Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave- La Urmnde, Or.
Furniture Exchange
COMPjBsJIOUSENTURNISIIERS
ED DONO&WT
Phone. Black 1241
rop.
Fir & Jefferson
WONDERFUL VALUES FOR OUR
Week-End
SPECIALS
In Ladies Nainsook Gowns
One LtitJIand KnibiMiHcral Gowns in Pink N'ain
so"k, SfHsyal $1. (0
One Lot of (ioNvfHd" IMnk Xainsook with l.lue Uird
Design, Spt'eiatV. .!.:!!)
One hot if Neatly SliSrd Nainsook (towns, in
llcsh or While. This (TotTfi Is a Very Popular
Nmnlicr At Our Special Price ! Sc
One lit o' Neatly Shirred White Nninxook Clowns
VinisScI with YAg-7jig NtitcUinj;, hp,'ciil .... )e
Men's Kin.' Dress Shirts, t.M
JHon0"s au.t lUy' IU( t'l)rttf.itT Mirtt to .J;t
VIENNA, War. Austria's en
ormous drink )ill has aroused renewed
agitation in certain quartern for sonic
fuim of at leat modified proliibition.
iAn official statement says it amount-1
,cd last year to 2Uf00Ot00'M)O kron
jen (about $(5,200,000,000).
j This is three times greater than the
irsntinnnl roal tiill nnrl nhnnt rnttnl in '
( the totiil currency circulation,
j Imports of alcoholic beverages ejt
jceedej exports by about 3 5, 000 ,000,0 'Jil
. kronen.
j Its most ardent advocates, however,
acknowledge that prohibition is vir
tually nn impossibility in this country,
J at least for many years. Beer and
:wine.H form a part of the. sustenance
of the people from youth up and no
political pnrly dares make it a plank
in its platform or openly advocate it.
Two years ago when the Social
Democrat were in power their lead
ers discussed the wisdom of such a
step but after a careful investigation
realized it could not be done and the
patty survive. They did, however,
i aulhorir.e a quiet campaign against
excessive drinkinp, as well as to pre
pare the youth of the country for n
possible future effort for prohibition.
1 In many other ways not only the
! Social Democrats but many leading
men of all parties have stressed tin'
'need of sobriety in a people who face
such a struggle to survive as do th?1
Austrians.
President Hainisch. himself a tee
totaller, frequently makes temperance
the note of his public addresses. Thv
! other day he remarked to a dcWa-
lion that the sipht of n nation as
! hard-drinking' as his asking1 prohibi
J tion America for aid was hardly n
I pleasant orie.
l! The Arbeitcr Zoitung, the working-
men's organ, in an editorial last week
l.saitl: "If impoverished Austria could
summon half the moral energy the
United States displayed in the sup
Jipression of drink she would soon have
l no need to go begging of all tho 1
J world." !
I The nef tnntion schedules just put ! (7
I into effect increase the tax on beer
I 00 per cent, on wine 2'A) per cent
l and on spirits 1.0(H) per cent.
J It is generally conceded that any
I step toward prohibition must have the
, I indorsement, of all parties as Tio nr-
' ty alone could survive such an issue
with the Powerful opposition of the
great body of the people from work
ing man to peasant.
One slep has been accomplished of
late by the removal from some of the
largeH. industrial plants of the can
teens wero the men could get beer
and vinet any hour.
"La Grande fans will see the best
wrestling match ever staged in La
Grande tonight at the Star Theatre,"
.remarked Ad Gustavo, who meets Kn-
isanta Singh, the Hindu wrestler, to-
: night ii! the main event of a wrestling
card. Gus-tavol announces that, al
though he expects to have a hard go,
he is confident of winning. He ha;
been t rafting daily at the V. M. C. A
and nppearto be in the pink of con
!TES-STINGS
Applwot baking soda or ordi
nary aiftanonla, followed b
5?
VapoRub
Over l7Millwn Jan Uied Yearly
Last
Week
For jThat Special
TVo Quart
No. Golden Red
WATEE BOTTLE
L.8L.DRUG GO.
"Try (lie Drug Store Vint"
KACS Wiintocl (it Tin- Observer.
Hi T1IKII T SHOP OPEN.
The Red Cross Thrift Simp is Hi
open daily now in the New Foley
Kuildinir, off the Chestnut street V.
K entrance. Thursday will contin- S
ue to he Thrift Day and on this
K day all who have donations for
K the shop are a: ked to have it
It ready to bo delivered, that be-
ing the diy collections are made.
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6 room house, modern, full base
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built-in features. Kverylhlnj; In good
condition for $2'J.j0. Terms.
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Beautiful Cabinets
Brunswick cases are worthy of the instrument.
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We deliver Brtfciswicks and records immediately, and
arrange convenieirk monthly payments. ,We make it
easy to own a BrunVvick.
There is a Difference in Records
Tear Brunswick ReVfds, they possess a character
and musical arrangement wita a new appeal. Note the
wonderful difference Brurewiik interpretation gives to
popular hits and the bcmutltul rendition of classics.
both vocal and instrument
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SO.MMK1JU MAKTIN, HI.". Adams
avoiW V :!-l,-,.(lt
lirti-i MeKln, wh.ii tired from
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from morli ,Xropin and et a re-
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WATCtI AND
eJEWELRY
REPAIi
io a tMjoi'i
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WATCtI ANDC.HeE3.8
( ill
tliii'ty
tlinr evci
wlion it ic
satjs.factiou
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ilty of t lio Ropair of AVatclios, and our
usinoss Jiero is hack nt our "uarantco
fpairod by us is in as ji'ood condition as
ton-, and 111 cmiilition (n aivo alisolnti,
lways ii,asiinal)li,1
ilifv of work done.
ronsidcrinc:
j. H. Peare h Soi
6 room house, modern, for ?:inn0.
$1000 caali. anil $:I5 per mouth.
5 room house, modern, hnatlnR
plant, wash trays, parage, located
nlaat, was litrayu, parage, located
in paved street, close in. $t"-)0.
I.rpe v.ll enpstrurted S oom
house, lit UllNllfl, trees, j;ai:me,
nicely lo-'i.ted. well arranged for
.ooiners or liijlit house keeplnp
rooms. Owner will consider smaller
property as part payment. Investi
gate this on either trade or pur
clusc basis a the price is right
and on easy l.i ms.
Lots vnd small house on Madison
avenue, VjoininiA railroad. Suitable
tor faetorV or ceA.iin lines of busi
ness. OwiiV will Voniiider trade.
14 room lue 5 bedrooms, the
entire place is in splendid condition,
newly furuislied, hath and toilet on
both floors. Upstairs is now renting
for $40 per month. .
5 room house in splendid con
dition. A most beautiful home, mod
ern, three big lots, garace, chicken
house and park. Trice ?:JS00. Own
er will consider soldier bonus.
Geo. H. Currey
Phone 200J
Real Estate
Insurance
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP and
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds clean
ed and rt-Uiilt. Feather Reno
vating. ft;ig illugs and Fluff
lines for :A
( 'iii-pei. And Hug ( leanh i!
IK la, Yi(.ro and up
Clias. IWwards. Vrop.
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Hide will
bonded
every car
protection
of service'
CALL MUX It
company Hint is
driver and
bonded for your
with the very best
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