La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 25, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.. l :M'i . PAGK,fHREB o o Wednesday, October 25, 1922, THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FARMERS NEED lold reservation, j .Wwaim isn't worrying ub.mi the future. An undo who lived in Ne Ihraska diet! two years aft a und left her fl5.U0A In rush und a lurse ; irari ui lUlttl. i iire hiii mia kmhi- 'where she will attempt the cull i ; vat foil of the land that was be queathed to her. Newnna is IS Ivonru itLI niiH lina ItMtn- iiifirrled Secretary Wallace Says'' "r"" -v,l 1 ransportation is an Im portant Item iij Business. L Win hA Lb KAN'SAS CITY, 01. 25. Lower freight rates and unhindered trans portation are demanded by the farmers. Henry C, Wallace, secre tary of ntuicuhuro, declared In an addres hern Monday niuht. Freight rate on agricultural pro ducts should he decreased. Secre. lury Wallace said, because they are too high with relation to the prices farmers Rot. "Traiipportnlion (h a part of pro duction so far ns aurlrulture i con- ferried," the secretary said, "The DISTRIBUTION nMUMcmniicf! Ill II 111 II llll IIII El u i n iilvu unuL I MARINES HAVE Jl U..LLL. I HIIU ' i ihcm iho InyliiE of corncr-stono for a monument presented by the Portuguese covornment to the llru rllin lis which Ik to bo erected oh j I he cnnip site occupied by the Mu rines. They huve visited nil the lo. cnl nlnctt nf interest und huve made numerous siKlusHlnK trip to Sutar loaf Mountain aud other neurhy niO rK JAN'IKKO. Oct. S3. Ipoinls, The uliliiuilous V. S. Murine hits lim'er the command of Mujor In-come ii familiar alpm on 1110 Kaiidolnli Coyln the Marines, rcprn- slrt'etK of this city, where a deiuch-1 ki-iii inK nearly every slain nf Ihn uient of American Marines is muk-1 1'mon, huve made themselves thor- "jinB an exieuded visit iliii'hiK the ninthly at home in Hio, Bud have Iperiod of (lie t'ciiicnnlnl 'eleh-a-done much to advance the enlenie 'linn. A part of llielr trailllioiial conliale between Ihe American uud blue uniform is worn by the sea Brazilian governments. soldiers, but they have substituted while duck for Ihe more ronviin- nOISR, Oct. 25. Pars distributed by I lie Pacific Fruit Express will In divided equally betwei'll the O. S. 1.. and O.-W. R.' 4 N.. nrrnrdinK lo a telegram received at ihe nubile utilities commission from J. ('. lioih. director of service for Ihe jtiouu! blue trousers in deference to ine irnpieui ciimaie nun now ap pear in public in a snappy whiln )1 lie-white, combi nation. Their( camp is on a broad plaza j close to the walcrfrnnl. eouiinand-i IliK a view of Ihe spacious harbor,! the wooded hills dolled here und . ihere wilh somo of lilo'a most pre-- - ., - , ,, , . , " ', . ,,,,,,,,,, ii'iii iiiun 1.111111111.-. hummus iiii - I farmer pays the frelKht. Ho does ,,.,, .nmnmrn. commission. ... i i, ti...i.. i..... I not want railroads to reduce frelKht Thli ,!,.,, wtiit ti eoniained a ;.,. pitched In orderly' rows und ihey ! iuics sii iih nun ini-jf uiiiiwi siaieiuent from President Heuuisi oi imVe inesshuls, a hospilul mid every ileparimeul nf u rninplcio en-! campinent. I, I'd by Ihe Slxl Ii Itecliucul hand I the soldiers of Ihe bcu have lukeu I pari in many parades and national or internaliouul ceremonies, uiuuilK READ THh WAN'T ADSI NnTICK OV DISSOLUTION Notice Is hereby given that I Uo partnership hertofore exIstiiiK be tween Andrew Van Tlloklund and Ourret Van Illoklund under the partnership name of Ulokland Pros., Is dissolved, and that each of said partners will in the future conduct Ills business ulolie. Hated this 23rd day of Octnber. 192. OAHnKT VAN ULOKLAND. lit-24-2l La (Ira lull'. Orciiou. JIOW "lll'.l'li'JH 'U2 JMLli.s:' Tho tiift!ln 4hi iieeu ukodt fit what way urn Phiitnherletn's Tublots superior to the ordinary cathartic' and liver pills? Our am-wor la, thuy aro easier and more pleaaant to tnko an.l llielr effect Is so Kcntle that one loud ly i-enllxes that It Is produced ty a mcdli'tno. Then, they not only move Ihe howels but tiupruvo tho appetite ind stromrthon the dlfreullnn, i HEAD COLDS i Mctt in tuoom k&Mit apeni tptiy fndy up osMrii. . V V a ho Rum CW 17 MUtUmJan Ud Ytm A ClnxfHfied Ad Witt Do W A Change, "A hoy thinks ttumit rnnnln' nway f'pm luuut'," mild Uncle l.hcu. "Wlu-n bo grows up li worlii to liecp du home Turn tiittln away fuui him."-J WahliiHton SfHf. ulRh rfficient. Hervlce. Service is,lllo i.n,.ff(. wit iOvm-.. cniniuuiv important to tho farmer. But lbjWUK nn answer to the telegram sent freight rates nr now too hiKh. The., (ht comiljiSHoll October 2d. pro- TarmerH wuul tho railroad people to . tl atahist tho method of dls- rut down t heir operutiuK costs, to Insist upon a fair day's work for a fair day's wage, to mov their freight cheaper und thus be able cut down rates irihittiou of cars to the filenns Ker- ry-lIuntiulon district. ' Under the old system of distrl hutioti. uo matter how many cars Declaring that many growers or were received, 43 must go lo the perishable products have fcmie bank-'o.-W. II. & X., while this district nipt because they eould not move i would receive only the small end. thflir crops, and that grain growers Under the new ruling,' if 50. cars and livestock, producers have lost are distributed to the O.-W. R & "millions upon millions of UollarK''N. and the O. S. I.., Ihey will be 111 the last six mouths because rail- distributed equally between Ihe O. road owners and railroad workmen s, I. nud the O.-W, It. & N. could not agree, the secretary said: . "Some way must be found to - . break monopolies of both capital und labor and keep them at work. These quarrels between railroads and the workmen, which hang up freight movement, muitt he mop ped In some way or other." Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. - x T-A-X-I j Call Main 580 . Imperial Billiards Keep Warm These Chilly Mornings With ft ; WESTINGIIOl'SK C07.V GLOW EI.KCTRIC HEATKR Another Reduction in Kdixoii Mazda Lamps. Electrical Contractors II. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 10.ri Depot Street Phone 393-W !NDIH1TI UPSETS HISTORY '.HATFIELD, Wis., Oct.' 25. rrlnoess NVwnna (inyrish, Wlnne bn go Indian beauty of Hutl'ield, Wis., upset a thousand years of tradition and her own domestic Ufa when she bobbed her hair and introduced her fellow red men to flapperlsm Her father. Chief Run ning Wolf, and her hushund, Han (iuyflsh, put on a war dance Hint made the silent forest sound like a reunion of hnilerinakers. After the storm had .cleared Ne H'ana found herself an exile ho far as her relatives were concerned. But not being easily disturbed, she accepted her misfortune with a mile and Hint evening she and tier llitle son lurned llielr backs on the COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR FOR MOTHERS! Darken Beautifully and Raatorat Iti Natural Color and Lustra At One Common B"dcn sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul phur recipe at home, though, is trouble some. An easier way it to get the ready-to-use preparation improved by the ' addition of other ingredients a Urge bottle, at little cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss. While gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful ap pearance and atlractiveness. lly dark ening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, be cause it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear years youugcr. FOR SALE Twenty acres In the I'Vnitdale dis trict, is acres under eultlvation, two ftrrtfH punt ura, with yard and family orchard. Fair house, mnall barn and irood chicken bonnes. Trice $6500.(10. There is a slate loan on the properly for iL'nno.ftO, which runs eight years. Will take a second mortgage for H&uo.qo. Huluuce JiPOO.OO cash. Five-room bouse and large lot Ce ment celhir, trees, lawn, remenl aide walks, liq:hif. water and phone In house. Uaihroom. but no fixtures. On North Birch. Price. )15&n.0 and l&nti.uo rash will handle it. Balan monthly installment!, of J25.00 and in terest at S per cent. 160 acres choice land and Rood Im provements. Jhst south ef I'nion. All tinder g-ood cultivation. Price 16S per acre. Federal loan on the prop erty for Jlfl.tioO.rtrt. Terma: cash. i.fifn.oft: balance on easy terms, te he arranged. We carry Life and 'ire Insuranr. and represent a good bonding com pany. Many good bargains in city lot? .and a cur at our dot r at all time ready to show you any of our proity at any lime. Call in and see us. The Message of Thousands of Women Who No Longer Dread Motherhood Bnketsfield, t'al. "I havo uam Dr. Hierce'8 Fuvoritu Prescript ion during expectancy and ullerward und 1 can speak from my own ex perience of the great benefit and help in motherhood this wonder ful tonic Is. Through the monilia of waiting ami upon the arrival of the little one my nerves became quiet uud my strength of body re turned by reguiurly taking U)a Fa vorite Piescriplion. If all exeHuut, mothers knew the value to them of Ir. Pierce's Favorite Proscription, motherhood would' not be looked upon with four. 1 Shall alwuya feel thankful to my mother for telling me of this Prescription." Mrs. Nellie Carmlchael, d2 ltith St. Start at once with this "Pre.sc.rip tiou" and see how quickly you pick up feel stronger uud belter. Write Dr. Pierre's Invalids' Hotel In BuT falo, N. V., for free advice or ueud luu fur trial pkg. tublett. Cherrys Florists ANNOUNCE the Opening of their remodeled Fl ower Store Friday Eveninp;, 7 to 10 o'clock '" t No Flowers or Plants sold during opening hours. The Public is cordially invited to call and see a real city flower shop. ' I- OPENING SALE SATURDAY The Chrysanthemums shown at our opening will he on sale Saturday at the special price of 25c each. No phone orders taken. None reserved. Cash only. None charged at this price. For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No aquceslng ot organs; no 'pressure; defects of figure correctod; a perfect founda tion for your gownn. This In addition to tho com forts afforded through tba ex clusive "La Camilla" features; No pressure on spine; uo cut ting by lacurs; no pinching ot clasps; no digging of stays at top but truudom, ventilation, satisfaction. A complote Una of the dlf-' ferent models always on hand. trlcea ie.60 and up. Mrs. Robt. Fattison Corsetiere Ras. 1705, Cor. Spring & Oak rbonu 822-W r t' fr . i Mm Nutritious Breads for Crowing Children CRACKED WHEAT BREAD v " Made Round, Easily Sliced, 10c Each. HEALTH BREAD, very coarse, each ........1....10C ' WHOLE WHEAT, made from all of the wheat A finely ground, each ...............:...,......10c These Cereal are AH Raised and Milled In the Grande Ronde Valley. 1 I . k rhoae 82S-W , U, " : ' . ' ' . " - V I : ie- I J ,....., j ' i The good Maxwell is outselling for the very excellent reason that it is a better car. The smarter style, beau tiful finish and finer fittings are simply an added measure of value. Coid diet, non-tlud front and rear; disc nee! wheel, demeuatibls si fim and it hub d rum rype limpa; Alemite I u brie t two; motor driven eWctric horn; uouully long iprinijt, new type water ujht uindhijjd;auf curtaint tbti open iih the doors. Prices r O B. Detroit, (f inue tax to bt added: 'iouritif Car V"-5; fCjiyam. -35; FoucPaaMtiger Coupe, 12v, I 1 j5 C. W. Bunting & Son 'Tfte- Good C.J. BEACK&C0. New Foley BulUlnf La Orn, Oregoa MAXWELL l ,uwBSmmBsmssmim V'nmi " -rr ii iiwiiiiKi iii i Fat Years and Lean Years s s The cycle of business runs through the same stages today j c ii'..n iho isi-iiflites were in EL'vnt. The same prepar- i.tion and foresight are necessary now as then. The study of business conditions is an important part of this bank's work. Fat years or lean, business must go on and impartial information nn'd seasoned judgment are always essential. You are cordially invited to consult our- officers concern ing any of your business problems. UU?jiJ Stfttea National Bank o L Grgrl, Ottrgoa o MF.ilDEU FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM --- i mt t saa