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Thursday, November 23, 1922. PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER t f .-I J" I J5 - ! ::: E :z w I ? B a S n a if 5 g s Win A HilTs Department Store a l J.-J.L . -.?: : !--- - : -- 2 . , , ... t , ,-. j ii ti:i'l p.n ini tii ii i(..in'iini ii r'.'.'i.n, IS PRESENTED Would Wipe Out All Debts in Sixty-Six Years By the j Payment of Interest An ! nually. CIIICAUO, Nuv. 2.'t A specific pro BriiMi oi iiiiiortlic.'ition of tin' tiilcr-nl-lU-tl ilt lilM mil (in man ivrut iiliuin Wh((-1. II ntlopt'-d, tinli wic out nil (it l4,li nlL, vouck liy li 'V- liMHit ol' lnli't -Ml and nil uddilkiiuil "Mit -hiili ul'. vni' pit n 1 tn iii'ifH'il'al IMIIUIlill, WllH pl't-Hi (ltcil l 111- Moiilh ern I '(HNMH'i'dJil ( 'tUim -t-'f-M ' in .Wcf.sIiVn" lii'N' loiu.. ; Ttiiff ptun; . fvnlvi;il ,Lm l)l . Oltitio"- ' J. uwt'iiH, pre'U'Um , iUij- ninijre '. Mini hln awinn laf eK ll ulit inalei'iiil let'teil iv ho lilh-i li. illoiial Tnidr t'otlltniHuloil whh Ii hixe.-itlKah'il roiilll- llonw in inortl Cnropeuii eonnl t iH, ' -hi j la he Hllhinltled to iTeHl.lellt I fli I Hn. i til id Hiiei-etiirk-ri .Mt Hon. HilKheft and I o el', A pre It nit nary re pin ah tun I ' ban hei a nuhiilltted In aei ietoi'y Me. Ion tuitl he evprehMed Ills iie!,! e- I'pi the roiiiplete plan which itr. ( wen Iijin hail piupafY'!. -J In1., 4i'witi(M, In MUhuiitliiuf. (In pL'tn luv'llM'routfrcfW roiiveiilhiu, ;tild i,- II Wa Um- jopuitotl of Hie Inlei liatioiial yvtdo rniianlsHttuv ihnt the periotj oi hioia'orhini hhotil.l he I ha-d lor at len-sl ft vcaiM and that Hot drht.i NhouM he aiiiirtitd oxer a Phi:; per iod of yearn. The iili.ii ul' ntiioi tlzatlon way firm nhlalneit from Kurope in 1 !!.:. In. nweiiH fold, ant) Ineorporiiled In the Federal I'arn l.onn Acl under which llltlloHl M.lKKi.dilM ImH heen tnamd to AiiM'itenn iai im i M. U'lilh- no inhei s of the trade coimnisMnii were slmh iUK post Hiir condllloiis in Kutopc (lie plan or aitioiti.atioii oi allied dehl.s ami repnrulfoiiN were hi oatln- and li'colved tluMipl'i'tival ul almost -tr lautiiieaii t-ouiilry. he hid. Acl Ink' u ion I h In d a. Mr. iwenw had jtrepaicd llnnrey I or the iiiniiinl pax men In .of various dehtN. i-annin liym $ I :, iHili.i-nli.iii.ii down to :;.-n. "t.p.iKin. ,e Inleiet heme, three pet fill With one-hall nt one pv r . n tidjlett lor miiom 'ilutloii. 'I hi t :itimial pavnieiit. It ceil! Mini l for' sit eniN, Willi Id wipe not e;n h diht. h. Willi. . t K.WUi'CH of t!m , conirn sM ol I Iriah Mfi'ie bill ' Vi ill eel to I he lim ei sil ot ( 'hlejuio lor m i 1 1 h al Inn and I'i oles . mo- i:ilakin II. Mn.'.ie, h id i llu l'li'trtliieil1 of It alhet'LtUt d i l.-i . il Ihe r:.len1.nmii', . oi i . , . The lalde mi w lil.1i eninpnlal h.ns I'lO- Hie Kepnrale e 1 1 1 1 1 I Icr. rte Ill'd. I iianKSffivmp; special Here is Something lo he Thankful lor: UKAh LIVE 15AR(;1NS IN Koaslers, Dishes, Classware. Silverware, Linens and Table Chillis Jap Iilue and White Table Cloths, ea. S,V to $l.S!i l!luo and White Iiamask per yd Sl.-J.'i Heavy White Fancy I umask, per yd. !Se to $!.:;" ijarne .'iiiiniiniin Koasters, ea Medium Aluminum Roasters, ea Jvoiuul Aluminum Roasters, ea Lartre Knaniel lioaslers, ea Medium I'.naniel Roasters, ea 12-piece Set While Semi l'oivelain Dishes Ili-pieee Set While and l'oivelain lMshes 'lU-jiioce Set Ransome Pattern l?avarian China, tn match your JIaviland S20.1S Andrew Variety Store vercoats Paying Investment Tn summer a man may present himself in varying cos tumes but in winter about all the neighbors we is his over coat. Whatever the overcoat may cost, it's worth it not alone in protection from the cold but with the thought in mind of style, and apearance. Notice the very smooth tailored shoulder and the snug fitting collars on all our overcoats. k .., ..jiJ J..& $15.00 to 50.00 Plenty of Warmth and Wear in Men's Shoes, I'acs and Hoots. Now that we are getting into stormy weather a man wants a good substantial pair of shoes, or artics that will stand hard winter wear. We guarantee satisfactory ser vice on all our merchandise. -1ml llH Ijnii, .in II t..-1'H, 11, r he i II., l i.lllt 111 I t illioii. ill roilPti'li l! In liir thiil ollVr Willl(i Mil.rii.lr I in si.l- I'. ma n y Die itiil'-iiitl lw- l.ilh 1m IImiI al lv, mi .h.l lot III.' lus, 'I'h :h. I if. wi n IlltllMllll HniI V'lllllJlM :..Mllr-. I.lil II 1 all I I I oxiniali .i hint n lluil vl.-lu.ill all I !in n i if: ;un''(l ul11)! -l- auioiinl Dial Dcr mativ ciiii 'iL- I'mli r thN jilan (ieiniiiny 'u!! pav iiiiiiiiiitly Jt-I ,'i, mm, iiini nf whirl' 4 .: ; n.oit ii, (mi ii u (pfjihl hi r-ir lni i ,- iiinl (. ii, ur.it, tint' ' vv-hiM In iir pi im-l pnl on (he hint jMa ini'iil. K.irli ritr I heccii I'tor n- ihoiifiiMn anioilnr would lie i;itl on intoni-'l una an tnrrejNi m, ;ilinillit 'oir ljtit.-i, :-1 the t nlli paMtufiiJ (o iJiianv. v.oiil.l le ::1. V.U,'ii',.'t7 (in- hilt i and t" Hie thh I -7s..;mj.i ti !pi ih ip:(-I. ' pitJ IMvlll. "the Wwlltll f,'i' i;i ami f i.ii, ;!!:.: ::,.:!; pal. '1 iie lin.il p;i7!i'-i "I h pi ioeh ellt) (ll i.S o pal. '1 iie lin.il paviii'-ut it tin 'I'i yniN wtaihl he i:i.'.;i. J,ti.,.'. w hit It x I o.i't l.:t:h"i.! would he loi I e lesl a ivl 1 Hl J 1 -1 . J ;! it 7 ti KM Hie I a nee i riirWa ipai (ii IOlli,tl whh a IV. I mt at :r i i .(. i 1. wu3 d. Lt J I I".' Mih. vMlii-; li nn.tMift for prim ( ili . Mm ,loii h Iti ;i would' 'Ik: "d it. MIm a I'tivn! inlere! VI .ll'. Hi(.r( Mih piiymenV interest mm1(( ioi.it n::, I .iiis.KS'.t.M tiiiil prUP'1'ailt would In S4 7,1 :; l.;t )M Tin- t'.mal p.n nteni I would tie 's l 1 1. 7 I."., IJH.'i will, s:!.Me. :;i lor lm n-.-i no.C ! i i :'. 1 1 s l :i iai Mir ineipal j I'Y.im e. w Uh a dehl of S I. one. , ; iihii, v mild pa a 'U l!ie I ir:-1 t ar MHi... j nld t ri.oon.imo lo I UlHll.t ll ailUIKill' i.H.V I" 1IMH ll.lll. :p r.'.i.r.ui., Him llll ,lr. .,' In 1 1 I I ti.il. I:. M. 1 . 'i i.-i.l .:.i.' .'iiini'.-i .ii l-t i.r .i ln.'i.al. Ti tit' I jiii':,li IIK.-lt l,.l. in., lint :l iy "I'I .il : .it Miw l!ll;il:lll,l. Ihl.s InkM.liiil I? Ii.. Ills W .,. that a n. I I . ami I " ,,(; !: InjT.- i " w s 1. 1 V. "I 1 . !!,IX I J . $1.2:: s ..;:!. is ..Sti.;.") Cold Semi- ..saoi ;!P!0NEER LADY ANSWERS GALL -Irsf,Mai'v Smith, IMoneei of T, ,.t I Ii l i INOltM 1 0V(iei', C-lailUed ly Death: Kxmres Pnl- lowing Paralytic Stroke. K T II I r Sinlih UI'KIt, (IV. Mi nt the pioneer un- li ol tiri h 1 in a siolie (1 hu,haiid we 'll'-d lat Week italVNis. sin- and ited on a hoine- -No Ih Powder in I he elill. and hae lived lore eei r IiuMmiuI I. I.. Smith pax- i : I leeeinhrr ami Mis. Smith railing eer since. AIim. nt moH ol Uie s mer al ; 1M"f ,ip!lt Hi;U niedieal aid j 'or Im i has heeu done, hut I 'iii' tf fi, Ih Iii her. She In. l . Mill e. ( , s. .1 i.n las llllN hern Smiiii spr Ht.t l.nke mild do iioDitni: si a Mroke no) anolti ' oi pa ral i .sis in Sejilemher Itor Miiilie t ame a lew tiuyn ! i"i ih-ath. The luni-ial wan I al the Al. K. t hlin li hy Her. Haines. A laie eiowd was hine and '.she laid lo rest i !iu.,han.. ' SI... Ieav. .. AV ; ' ;. " sisler, hrol.li. !. and ! 1 to fntinin Ih "I''.' Iioii.hc i,s w H scum he ioinj; tead lo rill I'.nv.Ui- wiis Vifil In u I flilnw tin SniKluy ti in li l. hut i"l la.ll iitv luni; nfli'i lln, nun llll I . i'i M l.' Wcni i. out of Kihunl inn Mil Ul HllllSH. ' niiiIis In ht. x,,,.,!, I'nv,!,.,. 'I "HI i.ii-.iii Th.niliBirnin !';.: ' 'ia iilh rii i. K i i i.i... is ;n,.,i ;1 I iliMI.illiin tu nit. ii, . 'I t,,. . ml im mil I U"".l iiiii. mi. i,,si. in v. .11 I 'ii'iv It. Wr llll lias nimrit intu an lln lull,- rtilkx lui inn tin u inii i . I -Mi..iR an. in,,, pink i' i-.-' Th,. III innl alliii.l tn' I In i III. HI. I lisilll. Wild h;. i- lot- Iri-ntnifii; oiiii- linn It Im. "ir.l I,. In! In .ll' will ..., in l'.IJsll.ll ,.,k. II--IIU..I1 Whit, n l.il ,,k llhll .! Ill, .tin In I.I I'hll.li M. .I Is. I . Ill, I tu Mli I.i al .h rliiil. 1. 111.111 it i,,l,,w,,i in. in tn hi' In 1,1 I M'.1!- I ir,:;:;';-:,,:: H..1 his I, nth U. Ill to lui-t..ini ) ton t , lll?.Tri ond ii IS I, , Tin' ll.sl.illi , t. - llul. luii-i Worriei: r-v . . - i P . ' vv H ' . V h - , j' :,..- f -. .it' r V V . . h ' . ' " -? Kill., ,- .1 . VSif (loljlihi tMi;iv imla --;''lfir inni Tm toy tia.-i im:uI; i -j . - ' h ial mus i. Hi- U.ijiai tiii'.-ul ni siuiu i"lntivo to rltumf.H "1 a- iiiiiH;u i oi las fol low .mint lii'-u hu ll, ru purled. -Mil Ui:o piari. ill a few 'wi-eh-!. r 1 1 ; "iP.U'.ijen if; (Ji'lK :itu liitt 'JoL.bU hunt- to avert an ii.Kr natiuiial ('" liavi ii)uii istoi m to In a i- I he Several tow pl.i v t Ii Ill.H will he fli, hlali' .l ni the .'--hoot hou.se ;is mioh a t!o- H.ullii'l w ill ' pel mil. '1 he little i'ieaa:e IinKiii-; fcittanl widi ilelluhl to Hie tlino wt'tii th.y will he real lor use. I .a were nee I la rued, llllKHill ,l(MU-f, , ,lrian Hloijui liiini Lnlhrlter, mid K,Uvm ,,,lrw '" l';i- N'a-ia la!t w eek. Thev have ,. spent .son..- n.ontl.s there lehiK eai 101 ,; K :- T1,V ut"' ,:Hi tn - T'L VLl old in ('arlin iiiiw. "HIM VO l M U theL. tn help houses at liiat lown. fill Hi. hlu ii I.ki Mann has had an at lark ol jtlnoal trouble and spent se.eral tiny:-' ial the home ol" hi; pareiiis in Haker. la knm ineii u .i ! 1 real men t . ' I'Ycil liimliner has h it for n season ol hunliui; aiol trapping on liucal i:ier. Mr. llaidiner is an old timet us will, ami will piu:.pert lor iniiiet als a.- wll. -Mrs. Canliner will join hint later after a lew weeks" visit Willi relalh es and t i t' litis here. ; t'url Jtdiiistm Is filnt; up (he liih 1 way carafe installing, a hi tank of a lillim; station. Me will hvc an up lo d.ile plaie Vlieli eoiupieUI and ! Wilt i.'ie n(.i..il serir-. ' ( 1 Mr. Kiepea-lall ihtve to I'liiOn lln ! oi lor da and hroilii t lie toe a load 1 of appli :: lor iii-e. . ; ' ' .!- and M ii: .laun s Wilson and .rani.-s .1,'. i ( f'i(u -ii vl i',riiuv 'orilinitl , last week ;l It. r a t l.sit tlp-H' with llifli tdanhtt i son Th ind sister. M iss I nu ts Wll came hark in their ear. Mr. anil Mrs. .Ii.llll l.'uvi 111! 'hark liomr alior Voini' tiiiinlli.s in I In 1ii,.;ii;i l..r a ln-llci Im at Ion. Tliiw llliiv I n pit Un Irilil ill WaMltiiiw- I tlm t.iil cliiiii' liarK tu Xnilli I'tiilrt Ian nil ol lirrfi llu. ' " ; I. l-'Ju.wl Walk ha. niinr.l Ills rillnih ri'litu t.iwn ami will halrh al t hr - ailrii an. I ).'k allrr tin' slm-k uliilf llir kul. lit s tu Ki'llunl. WluiC- a Hi. mi- iiMinlas. 1:111111111.11.1111 Ai-ll.'i'a!.l: "Wo mini lu l.n a hiinaliiw." "Vi 1. sir. I ll lake ytiu :iml Ike la'l) nut tu s. r Oiir." "I'll, a in tiling inn lialMifll I" luivr un lain. I will iln." "lint, sh ... "It l.-n'l as ilt wr vir.. Inning n car. ini kin.w." CIGAR, m . :'. l:! Siilrlo's I I.iv.ina nnd ( iincct'i:ut tobacco .Tt1 nmmng cxcfPtion nilv i"r.iir jut a no uni form. Its Hodm.m' hip J h;.- never been rinr thn now. t --, t I if I'j ( I,; . -,.'U; -' ' '!! --N ! 1 ip IF LABORERS NUT SDH I (ltV AH.M-i.MeJ Pr.F-.) SAX l'KAXCISCO, Nov. Al ; MintlKh seasonal I'tiUi'tivilK Ilt ill ilK- rieulture ill I'at ific Coast statt s is Innw practically at an t-ml.-tlin sur phiK of workers in hetn Well taken j tare of .in ot Ucr liiies. particularly const ruction ami lumber, aictinlhiK lu tlui report 1'tn- (Jctolnr itl' .1. A. Kt'lly, district ilireciiir of the em ployment serice, I'nileil suites Iie partment of Jaihor, made public lieru today. Oregon ant iripalos no lare sur plus of workeiH fur at N-nsl (0 !ays. .Mr. Holly's rejiort said, whihi in WaHhinsttm mid t'alilornia, de spite cninparative inactivliy in t-hip-buihliiiK ami clerical liars, condi tions are generally khoJ. I All ahstracl nt IMlX-ctnr Kelly 8 report folows: "Calilornia Seasonal employment now drawing to a ilos--. Jiemand for imrlcultural urn! orchard help tilackening. Twn seasonal employ ment bureaus operated by the state have closed and lie third will sus pend opera i ions within thirl y days. Th cm bureaus were furni.-hins help 10 liie amieiiKural and fruit dis tricts in the Saerarneiiio and San .loaqnin valleys. Jiemand lor con st ruction workers' holding up. A shortage ot experienced help ill this line. Lumber coniinip's brisk with a demand for expt rienceil wor!i"rs. Buiidiiis activity contin ues with a ttroii demand for la rior .especially In it k layers, piasier oi' and finish carpenters. Southern 011 fields are nperatfiiK to capacity while the fields in tin. San Jmujulii valley and coast n Klonfi are at only about one third. Knilroad repairs shov; a slight iuiproveinent as does iron and steel. ShiplniildiiiK yet a: a standstill. Shipyards opera tins mlely on repair wirk. "Or. Ron Lumber ami all oilier i ml ust l ies normal. Seasonal em ployment releasing workers wiio arc luickly aiisorbed in other lines. 'Itif lflit.14 in larger cenmrs active. No JarKe surplus of workerii antici pated for at least lio days. In kcii ral conditions are far better than If 21. "Washington - Iliiitlrance lo busi ness is shown in car shortaKf. Ilow t'v.r. in general coutiitious an; con dderi'd good. Construction is brisk. Apple' harvest will pnictieulTy termi For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fittetl to No atiueczlnir of organs; no pressure; dufccla q figure corrected; a jterfect founda tlou (or your gowns. This in addition to, the com fortfl afforded thronph tbo ex clusive "La C'amUie"ife:uureH; No presauro on wpine: no cut ting by liicrH; no pinching of clasps; no dit:t:!np of stnys at top but freedom, vent tlat ion, satisfaction. A complete line of the dif ferent modelR always on band. lTlll'H i-.jO II Up. Mrs. Robt. Fattison Corsetiere Kaa. 1702. Cor. Spring ft Oak Fhoaw 322-W PHP. N T lift UUHU U fH Mi'. ' I X V. . . .; -g,i Do Your Christmas Shopping Early We invite you to call early and select your Xmas Gifts. By so doine; you will p;et a better selection, and avoid the usual Christmas rush." We hae an exceptionally nice assortment of ladies' wrist watches di-tmm.,1 miiis. puis, pear J. H. La Craiule's Leadins nate November 1 lml wan-house work wilt rnulimir ''' " louver period. Lumbering is on u Mood substantial basis. .More buiidiiiK tradesmen could find employ men t. i'ublic ImproveiiH'iits htm of consid erable volume. 'Mien- is KrenUT activiiy in iron and steel. Surplus of professional cb-rical workers, both malt, ii ffinule, untl lack ol domestic help shows no chaime." A MtHlern, (mln iel liirmiiiKham Ane-lleiaid: What's the imi-t important job yon ever had. Sain "1 n ik 'arniv, boss." "A 1 mhlinu man'.'" "Naw, sub. I wiix wid culled icni melit dat tlldn'l k ncrosl, blit ever mawnin' I made two thousand nicl.i roll oilier bed." 'Wetu you the cotuiuandiuff of ficer?" "N'aw, -ir, I -jii tie hut;ler." December Columbia RECORDS .Jte.Yi mms & mim .NOW ON SALE Columbia fa-afanolas Cheney Plionoiri aphs W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Thanksgiving Orders Are Now Deiiig Taken for the Following ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING, made from the old English recipe as supplied to Queen Victoria since 1S35. Filled with luscious candied pet-is, almonds, cherries, and new Sun Maid raisins, very rich. -10c per lb. Full instructions with, each pudding for making genuine English Brandy Sauce and Hard Cream Sauce. FRUIT CAKE. Well aged, and very fine favored. Made with candied citron, lemon and orange peels and -Glace Cherries, alnio:';. ;.r,d wal nuts (0c per II). MINCE PIES made from a very fine old New England recipe, and seasoned with brandy and rum. Special family size, (!0c each. Other sizes, -10c and oOc each. neck chains and many other suitable t 'iGIFTSTHAT LAST We Can Save You Money PfARE & Jewelers rt:!0H. rr JlWt ( ; KAllt. f'U't'. r? ii...tlit tiun . I i: .: ..n't A cS';;yluO'l'iia ' 1 . " .arc- :r i;i i ciioss ii:r; stoisk i n Specialj SON si-vv. Established 1S00 Until Of tlus( l -.it 1 ION ;l l c I ii w oi kini; line uml tniu ji: ..s... MA I Jk--