Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1922)
PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday. Ocofoer 12, 1922. . t." i I " r v l'A ? I 111 I ?&V.-TU ,v. - CIlOXHES $ Lover the cost of 2 l't (baste weU l Ch ,1 4V ' Ail . New Air Stunt i m 1 r -New rail styles; JfalJ fabrics. fheyVe-'jtist.inP' from"- the J Kirs chbauir shops'iWKeneYerlxV' ready, let us help you lower ;;. . : the cost of dressing w;gll 1 K-Tr-. v- Hill's Dept. Store! LA GRANDE - ylf J. vIi-v ' i frrcW 7 ' 'i I J i - i J - HIM0U81 yftIWTUClC- l-v mimkm' r f 2. - " j lOEMU 'TEXAS IVn ALAMM Tilii heller ttr )U l.lnilfcld IMI.M' t)lifi Ki he; pr.t.-.. aliall' 1 Imy The hearini poach trees of the futility tliif -:ir only bore iihont I it 1 1" tln Mil 111' uh lust far mill wil li 1iu priee iihoiit the sanm m tin total ol' 4ii, mill Jinxes, the total valuation in !(2ff,IJ(MI. ,AijMiiinati-)y 'l.S.lnni ))ofj of far Wfn hur vs'1'.l liuiii ll.oiiu irfcs fur a total of $!-mm. Lt-.sj lliaii hall' Ihi' iniiiio anil plum 'roi was liarfstcil )i)h yi'iir ovit tln 'J2l crop. W'liPtf last yiur tliort wove ' hiiNhelK ' uathfrffl. this year iihoia ion, hiihhil.s ih tin1 frop an. I tho prK-M ul Ihf cnliri' nop In ahoitt iV'i.oijo, whfics it wan $;;uotnMi in 1 ; 2 1 h ri l(i Sin pi Im'. The Plicrry fiop of thin yonv was ' a 0:1? Kiirprifi. when lt vuhfcition ox cofilfil that of the prune crop. Twenty thoiisancl li-PiB hiouuhl a tolal of $ I I'O.tillll. 'I'hKtapo prop will tutal !i,oi)li wilh I -fi.imii vincM licurhiH- liii.fiiiii puiinilf.. 1 Tho Krful ilffi-c.isrt in IhiM crop wan 'J liif to tho latf fni' t which froze ilown'll 10 catij- im-H, ItK.MI'IMIiKKt uMnlKT 14th i Na tional I'aniiy l;iy. liny mic of those ilelh ious hoim-iiM-nle I.oh of ean.ly for your mother anil wepthfuit. Mailo at llio I'ulurc f'onf.-ciioiti'i-y. 10-11 -::t , - -J?" Of M iJtititoiiant Luhiiiil"" ifCO A 1111 reU'fl f nrmy flyer, will make the firm non- utop IllKht rroin the Kiilf to Die Cu nadiuii border. H,.' tv from KI liiiKtuu Khtld, Houston, Tex., tn Self HiIko Field, Mount Cleinens, Mich. Map hIiows li Em rouH'. J of l!2,ntio ner 'an average of While 1:,. iieii acre aveiaKed ! : hnshds f in estimated ;il .hist . ' 'I'he valuation h sft averaxc u Ice hein cents helow last yt-.u Niinuy lower sii-i wheat piodiictiou of this lo prut tlcnlly 7,(hhi,i, KK'iile.'H ci'oo i-ver re Then! wvro l.'l.ami I" l"!!:1 11 drop of n' fall wheal hroiitthi l.h hllshelH per aero ot spring wheat Tin total crop 'i.iiiiii.uiiii l.iishelH. at S I.Ti'iH.niMi, die '.tit cent. or five s avnace. With last year the county run Tho Money 6 N'o Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver 1 a 2 owirur lo (he low ri'K.'.l lor tmi-luy last ,,., lroiliictifin this 1 lillsllriti r.li.l h.10. " :u-ccH In liurley iiliuui 2.iint iit'rt-M Milium M-ici ri.. iiii'l the In Id :iir,.iniii liiMln l!i lasl veur. Tho vain,, or tlm lliL'J im-oii l.;m linn,, I at S2'hi.iii,ii. Winils oat tho net i,o,luolloii or rvo In half thlN yon- in this, county, aii.l Hie MlMallun of tho nop or 10,111111 IHIMICIH is sivi-n t,t iii,,u U, 1,101a 01 iho r.o Is sol, I ror st',',1 in this sooiton .Ml'illfii Si'ouiil. Allalra hay lalikf.l si-c-nnil In o,-o i valuation hi thin' roilntv with' this M-ai s ( MlliiiKs val I al Sillni.uiiil. .tli:litlv .sin ilhi iifiKisf was In allalla this ) on arooiml of iho pool- pilo.j or llii'i, liiil tho liKuro on allairn went uouiile this season ami IS I Iho real savlni; ol' the east ami west I en, la or iIk 111,1, .1 , . , , , , , 1. was eui tin 1 Eastman Kodaks and Films ' We Can Supply Von al . j PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE 1 "-MSSSWWHWSWn Store mm and ORCHARDS PAY Umatilla County Products Total Over Seven Million for This Year. M-.NI'I.KTMN. (I, nopw inelu-lltiK I'rtiitv 'HI., I.. tall,', I Ul alile l 0,r t , .iiHO.IMHI ,,',,ll,l lie (l:,:r,-s : OBSiTRVER ADVERTISING will bring results I. 11'. Kurin and small prod this vein- slinhl- iccorilliifr to up-athen-d .y "i,. 1 IN union, cotin'v am nt. This is a drop ul over L'.iMin.iMiii from the same P hih. of l:-t. fonsiih-rUiK tlu hail rrosis which .struck tho ttuits in the eail Numiiier and the hut winds which shrivelled and shuttered tlm wheat tn .lul , this report is consid ered Iuv.mmPU; nop experts in this section. When! Itii: (nip. Wheat is still the humipr nop In 'Mi I'nnti I Im ;i wiile Pin ifrin A tot 1 1 i r on ""i imfi rtiuionun wheal hay Is mostly ,v Hi,, piodueer.i iho . ' "' ,m,H Kiown on . ... .w.otm one itni oiie-hulf Ions Ir. uere was $i;:ti line ri.i ..: I, ,, . , nil ... k...ii mi uie prairies online wtncii w.is en talieil Ml i ... iii.iim acre on iJ.iiimi i-n .inn us valuation about $;,imni. the oiisninnil Ruination id upland I for feed to-i I his year is 1 S- nere are ood cooiks who just happen SO'- ! by guess, and some who are ; so because of mental effort j and good judgment. To the latter class belong tho women who choose wisely. and for a reason. You'll j findthisclassusingCrescent, Baking Powder because it is a scientific product made to stand every kitchen test. : And it's economical. Wom en of the West have proven this by many years' test. At all grocers Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle, Washington oi n, pia, Ih alh a new .HOetion ,11,1 well this year lona I.eiiiK em f,. loraue. es ami t,, (,,a , III'. lino i'r,ii In thlsi over t.4 mil There were' ahi'iliou isi Baking Powder Api.r tllla enmity a total pi i, mil, , wo,.,, '"lal lain lar ,.,. , !!, II,,. til, PlMes P'le 'I Will, ,,,, t'niit h oMmate I 'ma il row Iv r,-v ,"' "' ''"' 'li. iear ,u. '"" "' ' s mm ,lol- I'"ves. .ast "'' an. I the Raises the Dough FREE LECTURE First Church of Christ, Scientist i, Ii Grande, Oregon Announees a " FKKK T.IX'Tl'RK OiN CHRISTIAN' SCIKXTK A . IUCKN'KT.L, YOUNG. C. S. IJ. ' of Chicago, 111. I.Iemlier (r the ' Hoard of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mass. in the STAR THEATRE ' Suncky, Afternoon Oct. 1 5 , 1 92 2 at H o'clock The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend ope4- COICDY VlCTROLA ownership :ivcs you instant command of all three, and every other kind of real music as well. Don't put off this pleasure any longer! Easy terms on the VktroU ol " ' Saturday, October 14 CANDY DAY Remember the folks at home with a . Box of Chocolates Oriole Chocolates, the candy w ith a conscience, ab solutely pure no starch, no glucose. Pure Fruit Flavors. Iioxes $1.00 to $o.00 mm ! iii.i m 'iiyiainim ttti i v -h "f wj. a tar n . ffl u I Ml,..- j I Will Offer for Sale at Public Auction (o the d Highest Bidder, at My Place 4 Miles Northwest of Cove, and One-half Mile South of Mike Morris' Place Monday, Oct. 16 FOLLOWING LIVESTOCK AND MACHINERY 11 - HORSES-7l 8 Work HorCB, 4 to7 years old 1 Saddle Alaro. 4 years old 2 3-Year-OUl Colts 12 -COWS -12 3 Yoting Milking Cows 1 Vearlinjr lleifor 3 Coniiue Yearling Heifers 5 Yoihik Cows to ho frnwh soon 24 - PIGS - 24 ' 2 Sows and PIrb c Drnml Sows 15 Shn.its, 100 lbs. - ' FARM IMPLEMENTS .Consisting of 4 Sets Work Harness 4 Header Hoxea t Double Disc- Harrow 2 :-I)otloi Plows I Monitor Drill 1 20-I'oot Harrow 1 Mowing Machine) Holler 1 Hay Hake 1 VYaKnii and Itack 1 Derrirk 1 Header And Many Other Articles Too Numerous to IWent FREE LUNCH AT NOON TERMS OF SALE All sums under $23.00, cash. ,$25.00 and over, months tir.ie will oe given on bankable note at s cent interest from date of sale. T. II. JOHNSON, Auctioneer L. V. JOHNSTON, Clerk six per ' CARL PETERSON, Owner Turn the Corner aoc! Save a Dollar CEREALS Cream of Wheat 2gc Ken's Hot Cake Flour Albei's Flapjack Flour ''."ic Alber's Buck Wheat Flour jq,. Shredded Wheat. 2 for .7;,.. Keilofrp's Coin Flakes "J,,,'. Grape Nuts, 2 for -,, Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs for i-c Come in and get a paikafie of Coffee I'RKK' " Our prices are delivered at your house J. G. GROCER iJIIIIIIHI i :' : -. -t-"