La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1922, Image 2

TjA fiRANBE EVTCNTTSTfl OBSERVER
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GOOD LOOKING FOOTWEAR
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
Strap Pumps Oxfords Sports Footwear
Moderately Priced
W'c show many yond looking styles in Ktii)iiiict' foot
wear I'm- women ami misses. Strap pumps, in ;;ray suede
and in fzvny niiede combined witb lilack patent leather.
Patent leather and kid pumps in clever models, all are
moderately priced.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
i 'rv Uipu m.ih-d tho ' animal into
r n 1rr.n1.ifti nrm
LILUL U n IU I L I L
r i 1 r 1 1 iui ij 111 1. r- 1 1
I lullLllllflnli uL I u !nPPmup lfj
uNUNIxUll Lillt ..nil Liu nnnrl
! mi m nuiviL
SI'OKAXK. WuhIi., July 12.
"Llllldlllll" u lll BKUh'iI mi .1 llislit
ity rod was tint (mil ifrroriiieil at
.iiiin lake, ni'ur lii'n by Dr. J.
It. I'oi'Kfry, a ftpokaiiH pliyxirlitn, re
rnnt ly.
Dr. C'mitpry wrm fishing ni'ur till)
Khort for ruttliruiit Iroul
latnhl nnn and
WlU'tl Iih wan
SAHATOFF, Ruasln, July 12.
Thin but . suiiburiiHil little groups
of niPKcd chilijri'n anil ailiillH who
fli'd 110111 tht llutittf r-dfiith of Hip
lie hail i ViiIkii last autumn to urovlnces that
hud another strike. . promised hreuil, ure now trekking
preparint; to rust biek to the homes tlfy ilc'serted.
nciiln he suw the skunk on llm Dally they arrive at Sarntorf.
shore not fur away. He whipped ! Samara, Kazan and other railway,
th.- lint' ut it. but only aimered the j junction points in the famine belt, j
nnim il. On hij second attempt he They found other provinces Inhos-j
hooked 1 Iih skunk through the tail, i pliable an dfood scarce everywhere. I
In the light which followed, the pitable and food, scarce everywhere,
physician bent his fly rod almost jure being led at American iiellef
doable before the skunk lost its hold . Administration food kitchens. Olll
oif hushes mar tine shorn and ,vas ers art- struggling on as best lliri)
ilrafged Into Ihe water. Doctor Cork- cad until the September harvest.
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors 1 r
105 Depot Street. Phone 393-W
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GET BENE
FITS
The principal buytTH of Swedish
iron or urn Kunlnnd, DHgtum. Ger
many iiii't Hip cmmtrlPB of Central
Kurope.
TO (!-; aii;iuca TKST
ON DON. July 12.
Pre)
KnnIanH
shout tu boneflt from what
STOCKHOLM, July I'i. Th
Swedish lionoral Staff has rnroin-
j mended that Ihn AUH'rtriin iii iny ln-
ti'llit'iirn tiHt hf ti JMl out In tilt
U '.SwMhJi army with i view nf ntlnpl-
lias I inn ft, Bhoiiltl It provn pnieth'Jil
hnvu (loin in tlm thill ! Slittt'f Jn
tho flt'lt) or producing iind 1 tnti (It
UtlliK jiim'h nillU. Uoiuly to learn
from tliw f xpert I'ln-c oi' otln-t'H. I k
Hi Ilk i'oi KM nf thu Nat iona)
nnt'rH' Vnlon vni Un chiiinnaii.
K. W. LmiKfoid, to America, to M1
cntlKiilL'. Jlu round out a lot.
WIiii t chU'fly lmpivHHrd him wn
the treiUHndouK oxtiut f wlilch the
puhllr tiiftHTiilly whk Intcruntt-d iif
tho nuhjiM-t ol pure milk. . It wim
reKurded hh n u .it Iona I i u.v.llon.
('lit lil wellaro ort'Hatznttdiis. public i
health and (ducationul authorlti)'t ,
tnude It tlxdr ItUHlnchu to nvt In It
thiit uverythhiK possible wmr mIomp
to hiHiiru an a tin tula nt Kiippl) . "N o
luflueni'H roiiitniiitble with II was
f'nerclHud In Knlaud.
."In- America," Mr. Lanford has
said, "tliero Ik inurh morn hnpect Ion
of fnriiiH Hum lion; prodm-cru have
to be HceiiHOd. mirt tho llceiiscM can
be revoked If the rcnlntinn-, in-
not comllil;l with. AliOr-'oihor milk
production and distribution are on
h higher pliiiH than In Winn cituu
try. Thu o,uiHtloii of eh in, pu i'
tnllk Ih treated ,by all coiM-erni d nf
one or vital imjmi'tjim-f.
"One or ti( clilrr dlftlctilll.) In
the way uf rumi-luK bctt-r milk In
thltt country Ih, In my r pi n i n . (lie
indifference of ihe pu'bllr," (aid Mr.
LunKfnrd. "Iirl(rh pinpi do not
Ukt u Hetious vhv m the milk
they buy. 'Milk Is milk' Minis up
their attitude, and they do not neoni
to cnr how or when- ti p(n.
duced. Very often, ind ' d. Miom
who are IntereKtiid in buying milk
her for public ii'tltulTinir,. mi, h
uh hohpltalH, buy on uuihiul in'tli
ery cbeiipext vmrket , ii rcp.-i i n
o( iUilily or fleanlfmsM. Ii u ail
a Miiesttou of cd unit Ion. H the
pfOpltt hurt we the incfs'iily (
huvliiK clean milk 1 in hotth-!
aro pr(yMiit.(l to pay (.he hiuu
creuKc in piU-c, tloy ran ha
uid micce tHfiil. It Ik proponed to
oxperlimint " on three in Ian try rei
mwitrt or reTiiltK uud'er the KU)er.
vlAlon of ProfeMsnr J. A'. JaecLer
bolm of tbo I'liiveiHlty oT (lothen-burff.
DEMAND MADE ON
F.P.
(Ily AHKni-hitt-d 1'reMi.)
WASHINGTON, July 12, Tormnl
demand wi.r made Monday in New
York on l''r:iiU'in I'. (iiirvan, president
of tho Chemical Kmindution. Inc., for
the return lo the alien properly cus
todian of all patents, former eiiemy
owned, sold to the foundation while
Mr. liarvnti was alien property cus
todian. The demand was made on Mr. flar
van personally by Kred II. Wilson,
secretary to Alien Property I'ustodian
liiomas V. iMiller, who went to New
York Sunday niuht for the purpose.
I.KHMAN SIM1N(;S (HK TO
tiik rritM(
Music this summer by McKlroy'
Orchestra. A few empty cabins left
muke resorvutions carty. boxing
and Wrestling match the 4th of July
I'hone or wrW. to Ihnuiii SptHi;;
lor reservations.
r: it. HiiKiMNdTOM,
C -2 -'Jf!t Manager.
SHOKS HKI'AIKKI.
SWEDISH-IRON
1 Ibiab & Sunn 2nd llnnil Klore.
iiiul I'liii Mnnrue Rti-eel. Women's shotv
' 7.V iiiv: ?1 (10 pr. Mi'm's htr
li ' I auli il, SI uh mill $t..rO. pr. I'liiin tiu k
work. 7-li-'Jlil
V. '. I.OVKI.KSS.
We're Enthusiastic
about Willard
Threaded Rubber
Batteries
And of course, the source of
our enthusiasm Is in the product
the high quality materials
the careful inspection and on
top of it all Willard Threaded
Rubber Insulation.
And if you need battery, ser
vice you know where we are I
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION ' I
Willard j
Batteries ii
and dizziness are among the
many symptoms . resulting
from disordered digestion and
non-assimilation of food. If
neglected, chronic ill health or
disease may follow. A toning
up of vital organs generally is
needed and Tanlac, by its
easy and natural action and in
fluence, has proved" itself to ba
the ideal corrective agent to
strike at the root of your trouble.
Tanlac is sold by all good drugg'tstt
I Here She Is Good As New
j "With cjllndfirs JlEOIlOUNn. AND FITTKD WITH MrQuay-
t NorrU Tlston Rlnsn, Pistons and Tina, your minor Is practically aa
' good rtt new." nays the cylinder rwcriuilor.
! Motorists are just beginning to realize- how lunch aildnd life,
and mileage, can be kIvch their c:us by bavins cylinders rexrotmd,
! and new rings, pistons and pins installed. W hen these Mireo vital
l units are renewed in a regrouiul cylinder block, the result is prac-
tlcally a new motor.
I In every aeotlon.of the country are shoj)8 -which specialize In
reminding equipped with spevial tools and machinery lor this
! WOrkYour repairman can teil you whether new piston rings alone
are all your motor needs to bring back its lost power, or whether
, the cylinders of your motor need regriiiiliug and complete new
ring, piston and pin equipment.
j There Is a McQuay-Norrls Ring made from Electric Iron
for every purpose and price; specially designed and nianufac
J lured for replacement purposes each type designed for the par-
Vcular motor It fits. All standard sizes and flver-si7.es. An ex
! tract from JlrQuay-Norris, Saturday Evening l'ost.
il You can get quick service from us.
! LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
; La Graixlo, Oregon
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WHO ARE YOU?
hundred you nre the
i;ht hand is expert in
LA GRANDE
"Permanent as the Pyramids
iraiiufactiirers nf
0 llullcllng
Foundation
Hilo :
Chimney
A.L. Grossman
Wiiter
IrrlKAtlon
Culvert
liralnitfro
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 120
ripe
Blocks !i!
-SEPTIC TANKS ! j !
l-'actriry Island City ! !
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NINETY-NINE chances out or
man whose second finger on the r
presslag electric buttons.
All electric button is a pretty small thing, ffy it wo
make elevators rise and fall for us, we gfve orders, wo sum
mon employes, we start big machinery whirring, we turn the
light on and o;ff, we could go indefinitely. Hut remem
ber, It Is not tho bclf-inch button that does all this.
There Is tho tremendous power behind the button: the
huge dams and water turbines tin ease ol' water power) or
the' normous boilers, turbiiu's, engines and generators (In
steam plants); the wires or high tension transmission lines,
.and the innumerable smallor wires stretching like a web
from your very bedside out over the whole country.
1,400.000 people have Invested their earnings in the se
curities of the electric light and power industry. Heldes
(bese foresigbted citizens there are the iniestnients of lu
.suranco companies and the loans made by banks.
They make possible "the birBton" that your finger presses
morning, uoon and night. Thirty-live million others enjoy
the same instantaneous sorvlce.
There are still 14.0010. 000 homes In the T'nlted Slates
remaining to bo wired. 14.hoo.oho unwirerl homes mean
mat millions of people are without tin; benefit of electric
light and power In their residonces.
Gradually most of these residents will demand electric
service, and the electrical indusiry Willi tho support of the
public, will find the means to extend this service In these
prospective patrons, so they, too, will be able lo pi-gas that
half-lncbj button.
.Eastern Oregon Light &
- ' Power Company
R NDEIMND
;r. w.
Willi
A Is.
STOCKHOLM, July 12. - Kin'opo
liiih f iicrenxril It i cunsirniit ion of
KwOtliMli Iron niv, a : t Mli'ii Ihm
to tmlicitt) that KiirnMn tml ti-n rlr.s
nr on the .tntMiil.
T)i hideout Inui ou nlnit: tiriM
III SHt'riftt, the (irni'iiihcM: tiv,.
m'KUtnl company t Sptn (.; thnumh
Narvik In (J!tL'2 nojum niun tuns
f iron ore tlitui (hiring dm ivuu'.
tMrni ,ut In May utmM?ii
year Nnrllt ili':ir-tt r.iHi.iiini t mih of
Iron (iro. Iiri'aklu i.li pri'vinus r"M'-
WHMAVltT!l CO. Jun r
il a ni'W hijnifnt nf uluss
anil ttot'kfrV. ft yutirs imw.
c:nptv hat i i'ls for sale i licap
-l:l-:it
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(ltc Dollar Saved Itenn'KiMilN Tt
OnllaH Karm-ri.
Tlio nvpranc man iIoih not save to
'XiM'twi id per rent of hi aniiin;s
He imit spend nine ilollar hi Hvinu
oviM'iit-; for cvi'iy dolhir saved. Thai
tvinc lhi case he tun not ltt too eari--(n
about iiiint't ofsaiy expi-nm1.-. Very
otV'n a ffv rents propei ly invrste.i,
like buying sccils for his maiden, w:M
:;ivi' st'Vi'ral dollars outlay later oil
h is ihe saiiu1 in Imyin Chamlier
tiolk and Miurrluiea Keniedy
It cot but a tew I'iMtts and a bottle
nf it in the house often saw a doe-
tnv's bill ii several dollar. Aifv
$885 "or5
SB
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Linol
r-i-(.
moleum lime
Let us lay your lirioleum now.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Until you ride in it yourself,
you cannot 'possibly realize
how remarkable the good Max
well is in its riding qualities.
Cwd tirrs. non skid Irmu inj fr; div- tcol hrvl.. demount-
hie .1 tim ind at hub; dium ivp. Uniri: Alemne lubrl
c.non, motoi driven elewmc Iwrni uiumully loin jpniua.
I'ivm FOB IVtroit, revenue lai lo I added: Tour
in Car. SS. Road-ter, ISS?; Cou. 1M5; Sedan, I485
. G. W. Bunting & Son
Lefs Remodel
' and Repair
the I
mo
?f miv ho a lira' i'ihi
tValnrs, like? a lircakTit
lionic nioiv iitti'.'jfrlrjvo am
nr stum
llrlll
tin
I'liiivi'fficiil Imilt'-in
ilint will make tli
Skork fai-itT. 0
Possilily a slfltcrinu'. "ikiin-o ;tllurim;-," liard woml
lTttur is' just tho tiling l iiit imw!
a
An additiorj tn tho Id'ii nviin or a sl oyitiff porch
iniplit Hiniinafp any cinhai rassintit l'"r yon and .the
UIK'X Jlfcl Ctl gllOSt.
Tlipsftarp'moi'ply n Cow pni;'ipsti.0ns toward tlio ini-
irovrniMil.s of your lionic-MrhiiroYcnrents tlyit add
HrhcQoci
MAXWELL-
so jnwii tio t no vanitf m ymir
individual enjoy incut.
property ami to your,
Call" nt Ibis nl'fiee. YoiMviJl obtain ni.ftiy valnalle
ideas eitlrer for repair, work, roniodi'Mii!,' or new
buildings. .
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co
Exclusive Representative of the National
Builders Bureau
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