La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 27, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREE CARR'S SALE ON BED ROO . Commences Thursday April 27th First Come First Served 4 Piece 4 Piece HC flRANDTC EVENING OBSTTfTVER M FURNITURE mm II Bed Room Suite, furnished in gray ash, consisting of Chiffonier Dresser Dressing Table Beo. i ji it Price-$49.C0 !jil! m $ ' bu . J Bed Room Suite, finished in Ivory, consisting of Chiffonier Dresser Bed Dressing Table (three winged) 5 Piece A Beautiful Five-piece, Decorated French Grey Bed Room Suite, Adams Period, consisting of Dresser (with large beveled plate mirror 22x23) Dressing Table (three -winged) Bed Chair Rocker ' , Price--$85.00 A Queen Ann Period Suite in Mahogany. This is one of our best Suites, which, during the war period sold for $350, consisting of six pieces as follows: Large Dresser Chifferette Bed . Vanity Dressei Chair Rocker Price $185.00 Price$63.50 6 Piece Bird's Eyo Maple Suite consisting of Dresser Chiffcnier Dressing Tablo Bed Chair Rocker Price--$149.00 WE HAVE MANY ODD PIECES CONSISTING OF BEDS, DRESSERS, DRESSING TABLES AND CHAIRS, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES DURING THIS SALE. THESE ARE PRICED TO SELL AND WILL NOT LAST BUT A FE W DAYS. COME EARLY! OUR LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS APPLY ON THIS SALE AND REMEMBER, WE CHARGE NO INTEREST. OIL STOVES, HEATERS REFRIGERATORS LAWN MOWERS ' GARDEN HOSE CARR S For Credit No Interest SONOPA PH0N0GRAPH3 PIANOLAS HOOVER SVEEPERS PIPELESS FURNACES RIOT I E (By Associated Presi) PRAGUE, Apr. 27. Keen rivalry for predominance jln the Danube nhVping is developing anion? the three-land-lockal fragments of the Kcdisinembered Hupsburg Empire Austria, Czechoslovakia and Hun nury. The Dunube river is their Hen, nd port lyicilitk'B ineaii traffic nnd nutional income. Hence one form of their competition is to (build up their respective ports Vienna, Pressburg (now called Ilrnttsluvn) nnd Budapest, situated clone to each other on a bend of the river. With the prospect of a connect ing canal system between the Dan" uhe and the Hhlne through B'jvar Inn enterprise, the Damn be is com ing to lie regarded ihere as the greatest artery of trnrle in Europe of tomorrow and tli,e Itiitinli were aware of this when they founded their River Syndicate. The first struggle between Lho three tports was to Ht the Allies' Danube Commission. Bratislava won but. the term was fixed for five years and the eomiiitsslc'.n will next go where the biggest traffic Is. This is spurring the Cztfchs to increase the trnfric capacity of Bratislava to 1,000.000 tons this year and ulti mate plans call Tor a capacity for :i, 000,000 tons. The struggle for trade thus far Is mostly between Bratislava and Budapest with Vienna lagging. Hun gary ho granted a contract to li French firm to construct a first class port at Budapest and th CzeeJis art1 preparing to answer this by equipping Bratislava at a cost to the government of 228,000,000 Czeh crow ns. Czechoslovakia also proposes to build n subsidiary port at Kouiarno. This work is to be completed in three years. A private company has been or galnlzt'i to take over the shipping under the Czech flag on the Dan ube and Czechoslovakia miA'tis to keep the Danube commission at Bratislava. I ARE CONQUER ED the capital which has been dry for several years. Agricultural experts believed well cultivated verdure will invite mois ture in greater quantities and will prevt.it the dust from rising in the dryest seasons. P DIN H (By Associated Press? MOSCOW, Apr. 27- Many of the millions of persons hitherto Ted by the government and who are now being thrown upon their own re sources are Sailing life In Kussia, compllcat?l by depreciation in the value of the -paper ruble, growing constantly more difficult. Only 6,000 persons including the Red army and unvy are now re ceiving government rntlons, says tho Moscow Pruvda. Last Septem ber til? number was 11,500,000. Factory worlunen, government employes audi others cut off uhe I rrtfl ration' list receive, in meory, pay Increases supposed to be ade quate to permit them to buy their food on the open markets. The pay fixed today, however, may be worth actually. In purchasing power, only Imlf as .much next week, or next month. Prices for food and other articles in Moscow follow almost exactly the depreciating value of the ruble as compared to gold or foreign money. K Btrf.et 'brokers pay 250,000 rubles lo the dollar today and 1,000,000 for the dollar a week or so hence, bread will cost four times ns much a week hence. A salary of 2,000,000 rubles monthly, fixed a month "8. nuB little purchasing ipowor today with street car lares fixed at 32,000 ru bles,, newspapers 5,00 rubles each and black bread 50,1100 rubles u pound. How Russians manago to v.xi:l through nil these difficulties is a pilule1 to tho foreigner; yet Mos cow's population does not appear to be greatly underfed. Housewives '.perlinps tear their hair when they rind that varying market prices disrupt their house hold buclgiets. A chicken, say, that was quoted yesterday at 600,000 rubles, may cost 1,000,000 today but many Muscovites manage to get the additional slips of paper culled inowy and buy the chicken Ju't the same. Has Name That Is Unpronouncable (Py Associated lress I OS ANtjt.Lt;, Apr. 6 Attaches of the superior court here are hopin? for a decision soon in the jppenl of the man they call "Mr. Soia Foun tain," who was convicted of ar.on. , i'hey are hoping principally that they .will not have to write his name in -the court recoids much longer. This Is his nnme: j Jjicuiessiousszcses 'Ilurfuiz zisstizzii. Colloquially, however, he is known as Leo Hirst. I His nationality Is Siamese. n Quality Higher Comparison with other tires will show why the Fisk Cord Tire is the best buy on the market. Prices Lower There's a Flsk Tire of extra value in every size, for car, truck or speed wagon (Hy Associated Press! MEXICO CITY, Apr. 27. After years of experimenting In an effort to stop thf dense clouds of dust which sweep down ou Mi'xlco City at certain regular periods, the De nnrtment of Agriculture has decided to plant clover and alfalfa in the bed of Lake Texcoco, a lajte nt'ir Men! See Our Add On Page Four Of This Paper' . 503 Men's Suits Are Going at $25 f1i-iiMfanfi-.i.-i (Incorporated) zMake these delectable corn gems today- Then write us if you've ever tasted anything more appe tiling and wholesome 9 This monument, erected to the memorj of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, i combination of classic and modern ideas in monument work. Fisk Premier Tread 30x3'-10.85 Non-Skid Fabric aoiSH- n.85 Extra-Ply Ked-Top 30x3 17.85 Pix-PIy Non-Skid Clincher Cord 30x3K 17.85 Fix-PlT Non-Skid Straight Side Cord Mx3ii- 19.85 Time toR'l7rT BS Sitbl Rix-PIy Non-Skid Cord 21x4 -$27.00 Non-Skid Cord 32x4 - 30.50 Non-Skid Cord 32x4M- S9-00 Non-Skid Cord 34x44 41.00 Non-Skid Cord 35x5 SL50 Flat Tread Cord for Trucks 36 x 6 $?7.00; 40 x 8-J136.00 u en. CarrS? 7flemorial.fr0! Mr w JUST TAKE . !k cup Corn Meal 1 cup Flour S e vul teaspoons Baking Powder U cup Kingsford's 1 tegg H teaspoon Salt 1 cup Buttermilk or plain Milk 1 tablespoonB Karo S teaspoon Soda Ifbuttermllk Is used I tablespoons Muzola Sift dry ingredients together. Add Kara and beaten egg to buttermilk and mix quickly with dry ingredients. Add the Mazola last. Bake in gem pans oiled with Mazolai This makes about eight gems. r , IT is not necessary to purchase both a bread and a pastry flour. By using cup of Kingsford's Corn Starch to cup of any good flour the percentage of gluten is decreased and the starch content increased so that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cake. For delicious desserts, smoother grav ies, lighter, flakier pastry, nothing equals Kingsford's Com Starch. PltrTTt Aik your grocer or write Johnion.Utnr Company, Portland, Uresim, I'or bvautitul I fuWcr ul die now Kingiford Corn ixsrch recipes , I SIP) i WJNSMBCH A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT llj;jjili.t1jiiiilu(,l.l;-th-iit We have mude a pruluum study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladlj Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Are- La Grande, Ui lli;itMWIJMeMMiWnnSMJ iii IBJ All Pine Mill Wood j Lay in your winter's Supply now, while you are able to get it. THE GRANDE R0NDE . LUMBER CO.