La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 31, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Tuesday, October 31, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE RECEIVED DOLE FROM EH y lrlh Irregulars Stopped tn the Mid- idle of Fighting to Draw Thpfr Unemployment Pay. For several yours (tie un employed In JreUiml, us in Hrltatn, have been reeelvlinc a governiiiiMit Uult weekly, relates Mull Ituunii In the omlonk. The provisional government lias con tinued this. Dt.-plte the dllfU-tiKle of illstrlNutliitf It during the recent trouble. It v us very anxious that It should not be slopped, lest any ex cuse should be tfiveu gr luutlntf. One of the district othYeg'wii there fore opened not inoru than 2"i yards flum Montn's hotel, an Irregular emmjiliold, now destroyed. Afier sev eral hundred men hud quietly eutered, undlMuuyed by the rllle Art from the natlonul and relel forces outside, and iKued fur and received their money, even republicans came calmly across from the hotel, -showed that they were entitled to puyment, were paid, and returned t their duties as enemy sol diers of the government whose money lay In, their pockets. f Crowding Insects. Man, calling himself the master of nature, may yet bo Involved In a ilfe-and-deuth struggle with Insects for pos sesion of the globe and lu some ways scientists dec-lure Insects are bet ter tit ted tlmn nieu for stirvivul ou earth. Baked beans at a dollar a por tloul Is the plebeian bean to be driven from Its present democratic company into the ranks of the aristoc racy? This possibility Is suggested by the recent Invasion of the southern portion of the United States by tl Mexican bean beetle, a bandit pest of the Ilrst magnitude that now has gained a firm foothold and Is already at work In u limited territory, uudet mining naturnl resources with such telling effect that the nnal outcome Is a matter of erure concern. Beans of all kinds are being attacked by this bandit a kind of ladybug and entire crops ure being wiped out. In Doubt. One of our good housekeepers know she has no ear for music, but when she is hustling around her pots and pans and Scrubbing und washing out tea towels she cannot restrain hum tiling a bit Just out of her cietmlng-up Joy, Now there is also a little iitdgh hqr boy who plays under her window. Once while the process of scrubbing was going on above the little fellow looked up hc the window with a face alt puckeied nud serious, as if foioo question had been troubling hint fur quite u while. "Well, Tommy, what's the matter?" j Inquired the housekeeper. j A long pause then, 'T lease, ma'am Is you singing?" Exchange, "Old Colony," The expiessjnii "Old Cotnn" a? HlL'in.illy applied to Unit part of .MussacliUM'ds Included within Hie Hm us . it tin riytnoiiUi colony, hut after wunls used to design. He the ei-tlrt m an. In l(;i-', the 1'lyinuitih and M.is Kichuseits Buy rolenU ,' Which, (ft maiA years, hut I been Independent 01 urh other, neie united In one pro vlnee .beurlUK lle mtn.e of JtltiiJJA-chusetts. UKAO THIS WANT AIS! Today's Events. All Hallowe'en. Admission Day lu Nevada. Observance nf Nittiumil Fish P;tv ithroughmit (Mmuht. t'entenury of lht death of Juivd jliiKerstdl, Federalist candidate for jvict. inertident in 1 S I 2. I The annual convention of the ! Women's Missionary Conference of (lie i.uthemu ehuivh opened to day at Biuyrus. O. The coni; i visional and statu po litical canipiiiKiiH llnoiitf houl llo Tinted Statesi outer upon their ( r week today. Kngland today will hold lis first olisorvance of "Corn (lower liny," cnmincmonttlnK the elirhih anni versary of the first battle of Yptvu. I'VslivitieH in eon tied km with the annual Texaa t'ottoii 1'nlace carni val, at Waco. Texas, will ruVtiualo today In tin coronation of the ear Jtikal queen. The consecration of Uev. Chavlca L. Slattery. for the past 12 yearn 'lector of (5racu Cliuivh, New York, U'ity, ban hinhon co-udiuhtor of the1 Kpicopal diocese of .Massachusetts, taki s place today in HohIou. I In the Day's News. Dr. Charles L. Platlory, who 1 to he consecrated today ns blahop eo-udjnsior of tho Massachusotta K'plscopal Diocese, wad born tit IMlts- hn,rh In lMi7. Ho Is a pnirluufti of Tlurvard hi tho class of and of lhi Kpfscop,l Thoolor.ical School, Cambridge, t,Ihm. After two eara as a master In tho (iroton Hcliol, Cndou, Mass., ho became Dean of A Classified Ad Win Do It! the Cathedral of Our Moht MrcW ful Savior nt Faribault, Allnn, From that position h was called In 1007 to tho rectornte of ChrUt Church, Springfiold, Mam., whore ho re mained tllj mo. when, ha waa luatullud rector of Granco Church, New York City, wnere ho bus boon ror t no ihhi iwmvo yearn. nimnip Siattory Ih well known as a lec turer In sevoinl divinity schools; also as an nuthot of a number of' hooka on theological and other bub- . Jo.-ts. Self-Siartina Engine. Automatic tinning of an engine surprised tho driver niul Art-man of a train at Beauutls, In Trance. The two men lu charge were standing by their detached steam engine, when It sud denly started off, leaving theni at the station. The engine, being .short of steaiu, ran only six miles, to Herchies Junction, where it pulled up und o waited the urrlvul of Its crew. Grateful Son. "My boy," said the millionaire lec turing his son on the Importance of economy, "when 1 was your ae I carried water for a gang of b.'Ick layers." 'Tin prom! of you, father,' an swered Ids offspring ; "if it hadn't been for your pluck und perseverance I might have had to n smiiething ut lliut sort myself." Irish Wot Id. TBS "raiiqJIl Crejl ivnuri. iut k -.it.yrt J. I'tli :.'fli. 3 iene! .-tie lie Mil" It "'H iiu.v tiHii-r- h-. ati-e hi "MilHt IN l. J 1 1 is s(. j.tili tv eiuo '"Mill. I.ilie S. I.nh.-H. ,. in;:Kes hi tilths oiii t,t s.tmm ; till lii eMpil-lie .re. l.m of -leliiit. nil his Slilll of run Mneilon. ure mentis u( v preslnt; li:tt. Ills very eharacters u l'e moiil li lieees ol il, ntnl Milidue to the minor v. So Ids i.ouks lunt the unity ol i,:;sh a i tiI'oh J truck. That Word "Hysteria." r There is a lot of scientific truth per taining to the physical nuture of wom an, concealed In the word hysteria. The classic origin of the word is the undent Greek "hysteria," the womb. The sexual or mother nature of wom an Is Indicated' In the word as the origin of the laughter, the tears and the contradictory conduct Implied by the word hysteria. When a man la called "hysterical," therefore, the Implication Is plainly conveyed that he Is acting under the Impulses understandable and excus able (though sometimes extremely an noying) in a woman, but not permis sible in a person of the mule per suasion. Milwaukee Sentinel. Bad Teeth as a Racial Trait Do poor teeth run lu races? Accord log to a report made by Dr. A. W. Schoeuleber of the medical department f the Standard OU company to the Eugenic Keseurch association there la a racial difference In resistance to den tal decay as shown by uu examination of 2,708 men of various nationalities. The gleaming whiteness of the ne gro's teeth is not Just contrast with his black skin, these Ugures show, as the greatest proportion of perfect teeth was found among the Afro-Americans. Polish uud Austrian Jews showed the next highest percentage of excellent Uvth, while Knglish, German, Dan ish, Norwegian und Swedish subjects howed very feeble resistance to decay. Tutt UUu had the worst teeth of all. A Fable. Once there was a group that had supreme power and didn't moke the minority cut .bait. Baltimore Sun, Today's Wise Word. Nothing Is easier than fault-finding. No talent, no self-denial, no character Is required to set up In this business. Danger! When your heart flutters, and palpitates, when you're short of breath and dizzy, when you have smothering spells and faint spells, look out for your heart ! DR. MILES' Heart Treatment has been used with ' marked success for all functlor.-l heart trouble. since 1884. Your druggist sells it at pre-war prices $1.00 a bottle. We stick up for the Quality of our goods Our Prices are right. is (he Trade Mark that stands for QUALITY and the merchant's name that Insures fair dealing. li lnwir Oregon Hardware and Implement Co. Kiiii'i I'orirol Uu- l:ll.'s '1U show Vdii nilii r I, i. X. niul t. Efficient Vision Your Greatest Asset 4p THE Rlrcnuoiis tlomnnds of tliln agn require t lie porbmbIoii of evnry phyalrul family lu Its most efficient stale that we may be nublt-d to wane our contest of life at lli greati'Ht ponaiblo advantage. Hut nothing puts u muu or woman at such a great disailvantai;e an a ' partial or total loss of visual nounm. . t .7 , ,: ,L,n,,s no catastropiie wiih-n evokes more pity, or Is looked upon with more dread than bln.dness yet people give loss attention to the care of t!,elr eye9 tlmn to lie ro of heir teeth The leuat ache lu a tooth will make most of 8 scurry to u dentist but "ve win Buffer headaches for months and allow our working efficiency to become low e " and T lower bo causo of defective vision without nttemptiiiK lo seek relief . Fuw JiyeB "1''Ib1- "onual and the majority of people, regardless or aKe, actually need glasses. The need of glasses Is many times multiplied because of tho character of "ml doymen The day of that old Idea that age alone brings a need for spectacles o.- eyegla,ea hai il e ago vanished, with other errors of like nature, masses are needed the momenV the natural vol era of the eye do not permit It to function properly for all distances naiurai pow- Our equipment ond methods ar8 the most modern. DR. W. M. PEARE With J. H. PEARE & SON Optometrist ' iNflS ITT XT PfW'1 Bring in Your Boys and Girls If the hank is a mysterious jilace to them we would like to clear away the mystery. Our officers are always happy to meet the youngsters. The wise mother realizes her children cannot learn habits of thrift and the value of money too young. The wise father knows that an early understanding of the many uses of a hank will always lie valuable to his son. Bring the young folks in. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Avo. Keep Warm These Chilly Mornings With a WKSTINGHOl'SK COZY GLOW ELECTRIC HKATKK Another Reduction in Edison Mazda Lamps. Electrical Contractors II. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street , Thone 503-W a i iicr is, uznxk a m iu "Wita mm llli Ji- I saving SMMMMMEo storvs - I'liniarily, of course, we arc in business ,to make money. But, back of (he strictly business reason for being ill business, is our fixed conception of the duty which any man or organization owes to the community where he or (hey elect to deal in the necessaries of life. As we see it, the grocery mer chant, of all merchants, should render a definite service for the profit he lakes. Such is the service wc have set fur ourselves to render the service of saving and we invite you to share in the benefits of our efforts. Some of Our Regular Prices TURK CANE SUGAR, per 100 It) $7.79 FLOUR The recent advance on flour of 20c per barrel is a fair indication that it may advance more. We have a limited , , stock bought before the advance and are going to pass this saving on to you, at the following prices. DKLMONTE, per barrel $7.29 DELMONTE, per 49 lb sack ....$l.Hi OREGON BEAUTY, per barrel ! $6.59 OREGON BEAUTY, per 49 lb sack $1.G9 NON ETO EQUAL, per barrel $6.W NONE TO EQUAL, 49 lb sack $1.59 This stock of flour is milled from old wheat. It's sold on a money-back guarantee. , ..' 47c ,.3f)c ....25c ...10c ....10c ....25c CEREALS Ture Rolled Oats, per sack I9c White or Yellow Corn Meal Ujic Graham Flour 43c Whole Wheat Flour : 43c. jGcrinca, per sack ... Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs l'ost Toasties, each Kellogg's Corn Flakes Cream' of Wheat, HONEY AND SYRUPS I'll re Strained Honey, 00-lb tin ..$0.6!) Pure Strained Honey, 10-lb tin ..$1.27 Pure Strained Honey, 5-IT) tin .......07e Skany.'s Pure Cane and Maple Blend 10-i'b, not weight $1.49 5-lb, net weight 78c 2'.-U, net weight : 47c Blue Karo, 10-lb, net weight 69c Rod Karo, 10-lb, net weight 79c Baking Molasses, 10-lb, net wt 89c Baking Molasses' S-lb, net Wt 47c Baking Molasses, 2'o-lb, net wt ..21c SWEET POTATOES Fine Smooth Stock, 10 lb 45c Eastern Cranberries, 2 qts 45c CANNED MILK Federal, per case IS tall cans $1.29 Federal, nor can 9c :'!e Miik, 2 cans . 45c Federal Baby Size, per doz 5c Federal Baby Si.e, each 5c CURRANTS. RAISINS AND CANDIED PEEL Currants, 15-oz. pkg. ..j. Seediess Raisins, 2 15-oz. pkgs Seeded Raisins, 2 15-oz. pkgs. Loose Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. .. Citron Peel, per lb Orance or Lemon Peel, per lb Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 lbs Manehurkm Walnuts, 2 lb ,...3Kc ...38c ...3c ...G3c ...43c ...()5e ...38c Bulk Coeoamit, 2 lb 3Kc Bulk Cocoa, 2 lb 25c Bulk Ground Chocolate, 2 lb 35c MINCEMEAT Pride's Pure, 20-oz. tins, 2 cans ....85c RICE AND BEANS Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 10 IT) 79c Fancy Small White Beans, 10 lb ..84c Fancy Bayo Beans, 10 It) ; 84c Red Mexican Beans, 10 lb 79c Fancy Lima Beans, 5 lb 59c Fancy Rice Pep Corn the kind that pops, 6 lb 45c Salted Peanuts, 2 lb 33c SOAP . Polar White Laundry Soap per case, 100 bars $3.79 10 bars 39c Creme Oil Soap, per doz 87c Creme Oil Soap, 6 bars 45c CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, per case $3.25 .85c $2.94 ...25c ..$1.00 $1.00 Tomatoes, 6 cans Standard Corn, per case ..... Standard Corn, 2 cans CANNED FISH Oysters, 3 10-oz. cans Oysters, 6 5-oz. cans Libby's Medium Rod Salmon- No. 1 flat fans, 2 cans 45c Pink Salmon, Is tall, doz ...$1.44 Pink Salmon, Is tall, 2 cans .25c COFFEE M. J. B., 5 It) net $1.98 M. J. B., 3 lb net $1.23 M. J. B., 1 lb net 43c Royal Club, 5tb net $1.98 Royal Club, 3 lb Net $1.23 Royal Club, 1 lb net 43c Hill's Red Can, 5 lb net $2.05 Hill's Red Can, 2U. lb net $1.05 Hill's Red Can, 1 ft net 44c PURE FRUIT PRESERVES Assorted, 21 oz. tins, 2 cans 45c Mission Pork & Beans, per doz ....69c Mission Pork & Beans, 4 cans .....25c Don't Forget the Elks' Annual M9 Show November 1st lo 4th Zubcr Hall Money Saving SKAGGS UNl'TED STORES Cash Stores Oregon Washington Utah Nevada Idaho Wyoming Cklifornia to-.