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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1922)
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wcdnestla, Noreymber 1, 1922, Today's Events. ' Leaden ' in educational circles throughout' the Dominion r.ve- to The Largest Chain Department' "Vitore Organization in the World" to the burning out of a motor lu the Kvenius Observer com- leather hi Ottawa today tar uift uti- b: A NATION-WIDE ". iimtl - convention of the Cuuudiun Kducutlon association. ' .. , , .Tim, Grain Futures Act, which provides for' the supervision by I 1m.' sei-rolury of agriculture of the find ing in grain futures on .- tho ex porting rooma today I lie usual W'od j nesday . installment of . Lu Grande's ociety news will appear In Thurs ! day's ii-aue. Kdflor. Urltfiiiul CIUMiwa 1-ojitior BitliiUili l.MgUMliC taes- 1 n corpora r . . i h1 Tin- uiuiuiil flow of the Mississippi ? 371 DEPARTMENT STORES We have a very complete line of La Crosse pressure-cured' Rubbers. These rubbers "are, all of first quality material and an fully guaran- teed to give complete satisfaction. . . 'carries to the Hca 400,000.000 tons :of vol id matter. changes, throughout the United Stales, comes Into opera t ion today. Mackinaws for Juveniles To Enjoy the Great Outdoor ! , :. These Mackinaws are tho product of one of tho nation 'a best kuown makers. Our buying in large quantities1 makes possible these surprisingly small prices ; , Sweaters For Boys Coat Stylo- SHERRYS PAGE EIGHT men s miDoers . JTVi U M ES: H KI LAST DAY l! f,r-r fb.ti i HI Jlqwl Sd'iv'l. I41 HraiHli, Orison 443 Times in N. Y. ti Campbell Sisters STORE CLOSED vFRIDAY . Watch! for Startling To The RIGHT ... - ,r Tralnlnn nf 'Order. lliiiiy Is tWiiiim wTsi i i-vii'i-ii- nil ivomi'ii Imtuiihh ho Hrst k'nineil ' tu worship Ills molliur. lliditur. Long Life. Only way to live lung Is liy kr-i-p-Ing busy. Bays n rentcnnrlnn. Looks lis Uioutill ira might lilt ISi tlicll. A Metro-Rex Ingram Production- ALlOE TERRY, JACK Ml'LHALL and a fine supporting cast. The Great Photoplay of Love and Laughter 1 UssKmma wmmmseMl . ; . i - - Hoovcrb.od Groceries WHEN! THt THRIFT T TMROHO YOUH SALVATION THINKI Sound Saving Values THE STORE THAT STRIVES TO RE OF SERVICE AND: VALUE EV ERY DAY IN THE YEAR LA GRANDE'S ORIGINAL AND PION EER CASH FOOD STORE FLOUR Three carloads purchased before the advance. Wc are still supplying our customers at the same low price, ad. its the1 genuine old' wheat flour. , '. OUR SEA 1 1, Home Product, 1!) II) sack, $1.5-1, per bbl. ". 1...... $5.5)9 BLUE STEM, Home Product, I!) lb sack, $1.78, per bbl. $(5.5)2 PICKET HARD WHEAT, Idaho's Best, 49 tb sack, $f.cSS, per bbl $7.22 SALTEDl'EANUTS, fresh barrel, per pound 15c The Mackinaw Illustrated Is 84 Ounce All Wool ' A Big Value at $7.90 SIk 2'i to 8 Ven -It Is a double breasted semi overcoat model wttu lurge fur trlmmed notched collitr. two flap pRtcb pockets anil belt. The patterns are beat and at tractive. Other Mackinaw! For Juveniles ; ' Made of 28-giinee all wool double breasted belt, am. lu at tractive patterns. $4.98 and $6.49 s Warrti. serviceable kn!U tvi wiml oo at . sweater w u h bitr. cozy collar nd twt pocUcia. la Cavorltp SI 98 The "topic" "Let Ui Be Your Hatter" A tlmruiiclibrpfl for flin.iri hffis 1 VtHitf In. , Ittm U, lilt'krl. it;tlMl tnu, " hC.ll IlllVf lit lilt II I'd I'lH'k h'up'M giiiilllj- :tlirini;;Nviiii ' $4. cm Men's Brown Dress Shoes Variety of New Patterns Long wearing qualities in roor. wenr at low prices.- That's what yon get In every pair oC J. C. l'en ney Co. shoes. New styles ore liero In a varied assortment for yonr selection. .. Tho shoe pictured! All niabog-; any calfskin,' whole quarter bal,1 perforated tip. half rubber' beel, single welt sole. $5.90 . " . Sure-Fit Caps "Let Ua Be Your Hatter The adjustable 'vTaverly Cap' Ideal for motoring I A slight poll en ths strap ana your cap tilt snugly and will not blow off. Will not shrink. In tweeds, casslmerea and English sotting. '" $1.98 and $2.25 "DAYS OF M9" ZUBER HALL NOV. 1-2-3-1 jrhe Largest Chain Department. -Store Organization in the World Odd and Interesting FRESH FRUITS and VKtiKTAP.LI' Spuds, RcnniiU! Netted Gems, Sandridge 100-11) sack : Onions, (ill), 15c, 100-11) sack (Jciuiino Sweet Potatoes, 5 lb Fancy Cranberries, quart Lare Fresh Celery, 2 for ! Cabbage, solid beads, lb Hot House Lettuce, lb Fancy Head Lettuce, each CANNED FISH Cove Oysters, can .' .' ' Alaska Pink Salnioii2 cans Preferred Stock Sardines, can, l!c, ? for .. COFFEE :s grown, ....$1.00 ....$L.5)0 25c 2:)c Z.)C 25 .2Sc ,15c .M.J. U., 5-11. tin 1 Hauiond W, 5-lb tin .. Our Finest l!ulk, :j lb ,..lSc. 25c .i 50c $1.97 $1.90 $1.00 FINE TEAS Lipton's, full iiound Orange Pelsoe, full pound English Ureakfasl, full pound .... Fancy (Junpowder, full jiound Shilling's, full pound CANNED FRF1TS and VEGETABLES Libby's Sliced Pineapple, 2' Del Monte Peaches, 2 cans . " .. Sugar Corn, 2 cans Sugar Peas, 2 cans Tomatoes, (i largo cans . Del Monte Asparagus, can Preferred Stock Tomatoes and Corn, per c; CANNED MILK Carnation Milk, the known milk of quality no equal, per can, 11c, case of IS eans ' Eagle Milk, 2 cans ,79c C.Oc ,(!0c ISc .7;c , i. c 15c 25c ::..25c S5c ...::.20c m ,.2lc , has ...$5.1S i5V DRIED FRUITS, RAISIN'S Seedless Raisins, 15-oz. pkg. .. Seedless Raisins, bulk, per lb ........ Citron Peel, per lb : Currants, 15-o.. )kg MOW CROP NUTS . Fancy Walnuts, 8 lb Almonds, lb ..; Filberts, lb Prazils, lb Pine Nuts lb ..: CEREALS . Mother's Oat Flakes, 35c pkg. for ......... Carnation Wheat Flakes, o5c pkg. for .. Corn Meal Quaker, pkg ;. Quaker Farina, 2 pkgs Fancy Oat Flakes. 10-lb sack P.AKIN'G MOLASSES 2-lb Tin 5-lb Tin 10-11) Tin i ; PI RE HONEY 5-lb Tin lo-ib Tin Pure Comb Honey, : for . . .. TEA GARDEN SYRFP One-half Gallon ; One Gallon - ... . ' ' LIP.ERTY P. ELL (MAPLE) One-half Gallon One Gallon ; .... P.EANSand RICE .lied Mexican Deans, 10 lb Fancy White Beans, 10 lb Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 10 lb RICE POP CORN Three Pounds PF1S.K i'0TOA Two Pound .'. . ' 25c' tht n n r w u 2? fr . Thn first sun-dial was crnrtcil In Knmo, ami tlin duy was- first rii vidcul , into liours in 20,! B. C. Mais, our noaiost nfiphbor, will he; at ihu nnroat possible point to us ':(.,ft(M),n00 mileH hi No lilitl ovi'i- visit? the shores oT Luke Avt'TuiiM, near the. city of Nuil, heraune of the. putrid water. The poorest Japanese coolie re-i-iirda his evenini; bath ns a sucrcd duty, and uh the greatest luxury of ' the day. Delbert . Munson. an apple packer nf : lirowstcr, lWubh., set u w orld's record by packinR oTS boxes in 9 lioui-K and 40 minutes. Until elei tricity was discovered, the cause of the aurora borealis was unknown, and it wasi supposed to be of -supernatural origin. The cathedral of .Met is install ing a chime of sixty porcelain bells, it Is said that the tone of the bells is very pleasing, and that the bells are, very atroiiK. A special interest of Lord ItOBU bery's old ae is his collection of .muff boxes, which is said to be' tht most comprehensive nud tu most valuable in the world. A I.aplisl rhurch in Shwveport. La.; recently completed at tt eot of tfnUO.uno, is the first church in the world to establish its. own radio- broadcasting station. .y at wo r p is I h ce it t re of t h e human hair industry. Raw hair autU Chinese hair, which lias Kvn bleached, dyed, and prepared, is used in the manufacture ot wo ujen's hair nets. A I i re 1 1 . near 1'aris, inert is uj society f archers, wit h an annual j competition for the original trophy Hiven. at the lirst meet ot the so ciety, more than a thousand yvars ago. A Spanish inventor has produced a new machine pun capable of fir- iiK 3,rtlU shots a minute. The new j war terror tire.- seventy shots a minute from each of fifty barrels. U opera t ion requires five men. Keietilly, when t he ancient waliu of Cuulon. China, were razed to make room for a street railway, contractors offered to do the work for whatever treasure the w alls mi-:ht contain. The work was di vided ;:moiiK several applicants, every one of whom discovered such nuantiUes of ancient coin and orna ments hidden away in the walls! that the work, though done with-f out oilier payment, was profitable to him. with , the Atlantic, was opened. 1867 live Ken ia ns were sentenced tb death" for the. murder of a, police of ficer in Manchester. Kngland, 1S33 At Portland, Ore.. 20 lives were lost when an electric ear went throitffh an open dmwurtdRe into Ihc river. . . -' - s 7 -The new (Congressional Lib rary in Washington wan opened to the puhlic; ' irftt Tlic South Carolina and West Indian Kxposittoii at Charleston, H. C., wiui opened. : . 1 SIS The household sonar allow ance in'tbe t'nited States was increis pfl to three pounds per person per montlv 'lfliy Currlfnnl Merciur, the IJelffian prelate, sailed from Quebec for hoinu. One Year Ago Today. Kins Alexander of Jugo-Slavia was welcomed in fid;; rade'. - s Senator AVatson of Georgia, charged that American soldiers had -been hanged without trial. Early on Scroll of Fame. Eratosthenes, head of the Alcxftn drla library, first measured the c ire uni te retice of the earth lu 245 ti. C. , Victrola -ThisVictrola I " f'; l'ff is SI 25. Ask :iTf "jV'r. j:''V:t !' the family ) 1) lp' k' whether'yoir.Y'j'ii rJl;J(J !; ought to get it. r 1 fj.A ; H ry ; . J j SMiA-.-ti L.s kJ'l i I 'i CJas'S.- Al"U ,j' Today's Anniversaries. Newlin Book & Stationery Co, lve Jnhn Taylor, the nccesyot- of i I'.i ili.itn Yimir ;i head f the Mor- . Dot i in l-:ti:Utud. J lcti Tim Caledonian ' n.i! In .eiuvtin tiie Noitli S V V
