La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1922, Image 2

PAOKTWO
LA (i RAN DM MVMNINO ODSMRV'F.R
Saturday. June 17, 1922
BETTER MERCHANDISE
For Less Money .
at Hill's
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE -DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE AND
YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE
VESTS CORSETS SILK HOSE :
Women 's sleeveless Women's corsets in "Wlcnien's silk Imse.
kuiiiiint vests in a liin all sizes, made I'mni iink All sixes in hlark, Inowu
variety of styles, i'rieed eoutil. Sju-eial at and wliile. Per pair
Jl'01" , i 98c , nn
15c and up . 100
., VOILES UNIN SUITS JAP CREPE .
,. ., . Women's s ii in in c i- , i i ' .
Voiles (issues etc n l . n , i I li"7"-;'teil ,J;ili relic.';
onts, ussius, in., I iikui Suits 111 nil si vies . , 1 ,.,.,!
fur s u in ni e i' dresses i h - i ' t HI aliout fl teen Ml er-
foi sum mil tin .-.sis. ( al . .ftizcs. Pl'iee.l . . .
Prieed at, ier yard 1 Ymn fri)lll ent eolors, per yard
25c and up 65c up 35c .
TAFFETA SILK BLOOMERS BRASSIERES
. , ., ,, , , ,. Women's .Jersey knit ,, , ..
me, wide .laektal- 1)(,mi( jn Hll-.sj, .a.wl(,uj.Mn.s,ees.n
feta silk. Pr.-etl ,.- ,. , whi((, all si.es. Laek op,.,...W.
usual v low, at per vard aqc v.iwu
$1.69 " 5C
DRESS GINGHAMS ..
PERCALES HALF oOX
. j,.(, ,i,.,.ss KmK. . . ...
-.'Mi ineh wide pe.vales l.i.us, checks, i-laids, Mrvn 1 s,,x,
inanendlessassorl.ne.il stripes, etc. All new variety l : sl.,les:
of patterns. Per yard patterns priced per pa.r
17c, 25c 19c, 25c - 25c up
HILL'S DEFT STORE
Del li:it Hc-iress Betrothed
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GAS BfllS 10
F
OCUSTS
(lly Amiocifttcd TraBfl)
EAKTJ, Soviet Republic of Azfrbi
jun, June 17. Korly iipln uip
peil with piiinonnuil (f bomb will .if
ui to fitfht tb nwarmii of loi-utf
which are descending upon the crops
of thin district. The insects cHmi
from Persia.
The boinhs will b dropped into th
vampa and other broidinir p.ures;
upon explodingr they will diffuse sui
f,i(alinjr (rases. TIh enperiment will
cot the Miisi-mv vuiv.-iment 9,000,
ixKi.noo Soviet iiililes, or ux a local
huniniist hiis sniii, o.'ie ruble fi one
locust.
Making Good an OH hoik. '
A pruieMt has been dlseovereil
nhereby old leitlher cull be euiiverinl
Into grluthi. Su li trunsfciriuuiloii uf
rem a ready wu of ut.lUlnif luauy ur
rlelH after their value lo every tu
bin Hie Junk man M.ear tu be gone.
Sim, head fverilis are oinellliie4
iimile of leather, lr would aweur lhat
nt leusc Hie man emihdeul lhat bin'
ivudiduie u III win lu an election uuiy
literally Imill up his eollUdeuee vtllh
the thiie-liotiureil proinbe Uial he will
mt his hat In the event that Ills until
losea, '
Miss AUjIi dD Pont, daughter of Alfred I. du Pont, Wilmington (Dol.) .
mmunlticn millionaire, will wed Harold GlendennLjttiorwall:, Ccnn.,
jtoru atuuentjinii son ut.a postal amsfHTffvVSm
iny tlieir determination to reyaTii
Ktfypt and the Sudnn at one und in
si Partible. "With (.teat Britain in the
.Sudan,- the pto.lu:ts of the countr
will hi expot le-l liy w:iy of llerb'-'r and
Suti'kim, iitid with her hands on the
KOU1TL3 of the Nile, (jrfTut llritait
could retider (he lower reaehes of the
river so vital to Kypt, fertile or in
fertile at will.
Hazel wood Ice Cream
The "Quality Kind
FUKNT'II SALAD, MAPLE Xl'T
STliAWIiKUMIV AXI) VANILLA
All at regular liulk;-.ii-iees. 'lake liome a tiiait.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Mre
Where Most Folks Buy Their Drugs
STORE OPEN SUNDAYS
10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 4 to 10 p. m.
RELIEF BETTER
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BROTHERS
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tho snnio' lluhtnids nud benuty of
lino vhhh everytnin la acnist tinted
to look for In limine Brothers
rinsed rats. It lacks only whal I
nilRht term tho duprerhttlon liabll
lUea of the moro oxpenslvo coupe.
It la upholstered In genuine leather,
has a wide, comfortable atrniahl
seat. Is eiiulpped with cord tires,
healer, dome liaht, windshield clean
er aiitl adjustments for ralslni; antl
lowiM'litt: windows. The doors tire
unusually wide mid are fitted with
new easy olosloK Yale locks. There
In niori' than the usual .tiiiintint of
leg ruoni ittud convtMiletit and spa
eloua liiKKiiKf coinpartnu'tils lire
provided. Doi-torH. real estate men
and salesmen or it 1 1 kinds will find
It Just the car they need. We al
ready have aond Indications of a
tremendous demand.
"The ihaiiKe or deslKti In the oth
er Dodae Mrothers cars Indicates
Unit while, I unite Brothers have al
ways adhered closely to the prac
tical they are also tproKtesslve and
abreast ot tho lime. It Is l)od;e
Hrothers policy to mako Improve
ments year lifter year and month
arter mouth and thla is simply un-
SUDAN KETCM
OF ILL EGYPT
t C AIRO, Ktfypt, June 17. Hp wh.
; holds tlu Sudim contioU Ktfypt; hMu
jail of KfrVpt is vitally inturusted t
'day in thi imports from London tlint
I (Jii'at Britain is considiTinK tlif rslalt
' lUhmcnt of h protectorate in this ter
j ritoty, "KK'pt without the Su-lnn ii;
a tomb for it h ptMjplc," says out ntvs
I pa, per, und explains that . control ot
the Sudan Is uhsoluttdy nci't'ssary I"
Mid oconomi'.- dcvt'iopmc nl and lifr
1 - r. .i . . r, , , . I I 111 W l.-ll
,01 r.iryp . n.inoui tne nuoan wp .: possible, we propose to dis
tmlependence, recenUy granted miss tlutn so that Ihev can take ad
Gteat Hritain, would be a farce.. vnntaKe of your relief."
; The London rumors catty the d;- That tl,, firm did not etacerntt
, tail that lirtat 'Pritain contemplat, j p,Cvaiiii;t condition is shown by oth
1 the declaration of a Sultanate si-p-;,T testimony. ' A man and wife wen
urate from r.c.vpt under one of the! mo. 1 i ' Ills a week to reltevi
sons ot .MalHli as Its tutor, tne wnote
(tinder Utitish piotection with a sys
tent or trovt rnmenl stimuli lo n l,ri
isli dominion.
' The Kirvntinn inlmle will resist I disbuf in, the money of the tnxpny-
Ihtir news nailers declare, even t-ers tltut they Kvunttd one deputation
the extent of force. They ore vote Ifjom the unemolnyed a higher scale
of relief than had been asked for.
In their own defense the tiuardians
simply state, in effect, lhat they were
elected, to help the poor people of
the borough, and they Jiad no excuses
lo offer for doinjr it.
W'OIU.D'S KIXKST STREET..
RIO HE MNJERO The Avaneda
Central has undergone many improve
ments and is now declared by ex
petts the finf.st street in the world.
CHILLED
AIR
Don't lcavo your Avifo out in 1li-
kitchen sizzling over a hot stove. Tict
this ho Sunday JVr hor as well as 1'or
yiou. l'hijoy our special Sunday din
ner, 7") cents. Chilled air in our dining
room.
Silver Grill
KKAO THK WANT ADS!
Ilohind the simple phrnst'oloKy of
nn nnnounoumeiit which Dodge
Urotht'is, IK' t roll nuloniobilc nuiuu
raeturerB are puhltshliiK lodiiy In
uvrry 'Important city urnl town In
Amt'iiea, M-hh tho Htory of u now
HthiovMUctit in automobile dovol
Uliniciit. "Lodw Hrthr announce
u buslncB coupe; conwrviitlvt-'
cliiiiiiti-N lu thu lioo"y OchIii ot all
other typB,' (he tKlvt-rtlsinout
rndH.
Tho biirxtufHH coupo la tho ft rut
aU-Hict) c-ltmfd cur i?vrr murkntfd.
In this ruHpecl It tukcti a new and
distinct place lu nntuinntivo his
tory, for it Involvoa an eutiroly
ind4Ua prliK'tpln of coupe body con
struction. Th Mtctd body nor only
priirttcully ellminalca Dim pridilcin
uf llmllud production, dut to tlic
tcdittus and coHtly Individual Vork
manshkti reuuln d on wood budlea.
hut also HimlilH tht' manutaclunT . "ih"'"" n''P forward
lu kIvd the roupo thu Maine lustrous
tuked enamel (lnlnh wblh him til
reuily contributed no much tu the
reputation uf DodRo Hrothers open
cars., Thla proress In Itself will
also fitcllltnte iuantl(y product ton.
uh an enormouH amount of ttni"
wn coiimiiiiumI heretofore lu apply
IriK thH numerous coats of pit I n I
reiiutred on wood.
Naturally, tlu'se are Import nit
factum In the Ueiermtiiatii n of the
belling price, rcrtultiMt In economies
which Undue HrolhiTA are pasdui;
directly to the luirchiiser "Wtiod is
pructtcully eltniinated trom (he ron-
utructtou of thtK ear," said I,. IV i
Hridth, thfl Uaal deulor. "Kveu the !
friimework nnd pjiictn riro tf tttcd.
iiikI the natural result Ih n lighter,
Ouieler and more duiahle car. St el
prolongs life and reduced the poh
Mlblllty of RtteakH and rattleH.
'Tlie biiMlnetia men of America
luiv iH'eu cxpectliiK n coupe und
ldt; 1) rot hern haw beii It to
Ihem.
"It Is Jn ifMllly a ruupe at u
road ter yrU-r, While It m eiiHlly
nliraetlv eMOHBM for any line, tt Is
" partipukirljf hinnod fur tho biiMt
hhs wun who needs (he comfort
a-n-d pTfcMw?Lo ot a cIumm! car In
'hta rk, but uho ran eanlly net
n.rfeWfl vHUwU h few of the luxuries
k'W, la.thf have umle the
wlMMt34 rr m iM;-lv. The huni
tieH fpi W hntlt Inside and out
X wltliHtanrt tho we.tr and tear ol
tveiy day im and yet It retains
(Ity Associated Tross)
!.OKlONT, June 17. A man can!
dtt.ivo a larger income in Poplar by
aci'tptinp rtliet than he can by work
intr, so generous are the contributions;
of the poplar (iuardmns. Full infer- j
mat ion as lo the method of the (Juar- ;
liians in relievir.pr poveity in then ,
honai'.'h (isclosts Kreater extravn- ,
prance than hud hten suspected- An!
Kast End firm wrote to the Guardians :
'Our employes who live in Poplai ;
have pointed out that tluy can got j
mi.re money hV ht-;n; unemployed,'
than by working for us. As we have 1
no wish to n i event them ffettinff a
their poverty when the earnings ol
four sinirle (huifrlittrs brought the
family income up to t'7, os a week,
so ireneroits wee the (luanlinns ii
This Duke's Not Stuck Up
"Gold! Gold!
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,Vi" Ofko of Yoik plays Unios tn I'tnuvsy Alic
Miss U. liiKUXm. a.s nnrtner.
, touttuuntat with
Germany becks lo Revive l.u
I luic 1 ,
BACK in the '40's it took months for the thrilling news
of California's gold strike to cross the continent.
Today, a few hours after so important a discovery,
the entire story would be known to newspaper readers
throughout the country.
In the early days, news spread by wordi of mouth. Today,
the telegraph and telephone speed the message into tho
newspaper office, it is rushed into type, the paper is print
ed and shortly the news becomes public property.
There are two kindis of news in the paper. One consists
of the affairs of other people; their sayings, doings and
what they're going to do; (things that have happened,
may happen and) didn't happen.
The other kind of news is about your affairs. That's
the part you'll find in the advertisements. There's a lot
of valuable news there about things you want or will
want; things that have to do with your own personal
comfort, conveneince and every day efficiency.
Every advertisement carries a personal message to some
one. Many advertisements carry messages of vital in
terest or value to you.
That's why you can't afford to miss the advertisements.
BEAU THEM. THE ADVERTISEMENTS ARE
DECIDEDLY VALUABLE TO YOU.
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