La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 08, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text"V. V THE LA GRAND EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, February 8, 1923. ..This is not a cough syrup that you 5 huvc to take bottle after bottle to i The Largest Chain Department Store Organization .in the World t- . New Dress Shirts -Fincl It Here - I Bet relief, lhis new remedy stops J your cough and cures you cold at the t'same time. Wt personally guaran- tec it. Tell your neighbor about it. J .We are selling dozens and curing i everyone that takes it. Newlin Drug Company. 2-7-2L 1 1 You can't always tell. A threo jday growth of beard covers many I an honest heart. , I Coiy fur this column must be In by 10:00 a. m. L '. rat ir 9 U H ll 1 1 1 ffl I I 6 1 K y....ntcVua mn a u 1 1 u i t i mimm i7i it ii ii m u i n n u u a m in jiii.'m ii;;; : i j&a.i We are again able to offer a very com plete assortment of Dress Shirts in he new end-to-end cloth, crepe, striped madras and Silk Shirts. $1.25 to $9.00 4Wa6r 201 Depot St, NOTICE When in Baker, stop at Kennedy Hotel, under j'he management of Mrs. Lorraine Beckwith, formerly owner of Belmont Rooms, would ap preciate your patronage. Nice clean, warm rooms, 50c to $1.C0, with the best of accommoda tions; in the business section, opposite First National Bank. Lorrame Beckwith ' -- Prop- TRIO OF MEN SAVE DEER FROM COYOTES (By Associated Press) niOIM'HI.I';. Wasli., r.b. s.- Three men, whtle laying poisoned bait for coyotes on Golil Hill, four miles cast or bore, recently,' savcel tliq life or a iloor anil spoiled tin- feast of a park of hunpry coyote. Tin men were near the unimit of tho hill when they saw the head of a coyote a short distance ahead, of them n'.-ar a cluster of small pine troea. One of them fired at the ani mal. CoillfT on to see the effect of the shot, the men found the snow dotted with blood and covered with coyote trucks, allowing signs of a fierce bat tle. In the cluster of pine trees, a few yards away, lay a biff doe, com pletely exhausted. Ah the men approached she Kot up slowly and limped away, her breast and Tore legs torn and bleeding, unite e ideiiec of the hard fight, she had made for her Hie. , . -. i . Opening of Tutankhamen Tomb Reveals Startling; Archaeology Discoveries CARD OF TIIANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their beautiful floral of fering's and kindness to uh during the sickness and death of our hus band nnd father, (William Spiouls. Mary Sprouls, Hurley Spiouls and Family. 2-8-lt England has her minor concerns, but Asia Minor isn't one of thera. Have you seen the new six-cylinder Studebaker, $1100, F. O. B. La Grande, at 1115 Washington avenue. M. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-6-tf Hyomoi's germ-killing medication is the only sensible and safe way of treating catarrh. Goes right to me spot, nreatnou through the nose and mouth. -Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by all druggists. . . 2-8-lt The strangest thine- about tho Ver. saillcs peace treaty is that second woru. NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY In the District Court o fthe United States for the District of Oregon. in lire dimeter or Lcroy B. Stratton, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Lerov B. Strat ton, of La Grande, Union County, in tho State ana iDistrict aforesaid, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby iriven. that on the 5th dav of February. 182S. the said Leroy Tl'. .Stratton was duly ad judicated Bankrupt, and the first meeting of his, creditors will be held at tne ottic; ot 11. rJ. Dixon, Ref eree, in the Folev Bide, at La Grande, Oregon, on Friday, tho 23rd day of February, 1923, at ten o'clock ;n the forenoon, at which -time the said creditors . mav attend. Drove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the Bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before th0 said meeting. 11. is. Ul-VUN, Referee in Bankruptcy. (All claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing). 2-8-lt The trouble seems to bo that there are shrewder brains to dodge taxes than to levy them. Too many of them seem to think that statesmanship consists in blick ing the other fellow's game. Have you seen the new six-cylinder Studebaker, $1190. F. 0. B. La Grande, at 1115 Washington avenue. M. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-6-tf The klansmnn provides his own white robe. His fellows .provide the whitewash when necessary. Have you seen the new six-cylinder Studebaker, $1190, F. O. B. La Grande, at 1115 Washington avenue. M. J. Goss, local dealer. 2-U-tf No wonder the Philistines deM,kd Samson. He must have looked fun ny with his bobbed hair ha'f way back to normal. Chain and box wood. 547. Call Main 2-6-tf A commodious dininir room is one that has nmplc parkins place for the accumulation ot cut glass. Let HE ACOCK of Enterprise, Ore gon, install your Radiophone, and it will work right. 2-7-2t In the old day.-, chivalry consisted in saying: "May I .rokeV" Now it consists m saying: 'Try,., one cf mine. NOTICE All Oregon- Journal subscription bills are payable at the La Grande News stand, v. is. wynck. z-it-st Pistols also cause loud tnlk, dis tress, widow's loirs and death. Why not an amendmen. prohibiting their Manufacture Hemstitching and picot dgi by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf Announcement A Foot Comfort Demonstrator Specially Trained in the DR. SCHOLL METHOD OF EXTENDING FOOT COMFORT . Will Be at This Store FRIDAY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 -10 . You Are Cordially Invited Come and Bring Your Friends , .The Largest Chain Department. ' Store Organization in the World V ' AI'FMS WEEK I'LANNEU Portland will join with tho vtxrioue iippio-ralolnff ' communities of the nortliTrcfit: in the observance of ap pio woeki beginning SuncJoyi Febru ary 25, according to Uoclsion yester day of the special committee repre senting the . perrlcultural commute? of the Chamber of Commerce. Pl(in fo- tho obpervance to assist prowers in disposing- of some of. (heir- Hiirpl'iw Htocka luivo btfen considered for so mo time. (iiJ It ln'cRtimited that thorc are'u total of between 500,000 und l,000 000 boxes of nppleH still tmdispoHOl of in the lerrilory ti'ibutury to" PoK land. At ilood Uiver atone there is said to be t'50.000 boxes and various oihnr tin!rirts have a henvy nurpluB. A Big SKipment of Popular Reprints .' . has just arrived. .. All the Best, most interesting Fiction to be had at this time. 'COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR STOCK . Newlin Book 6k Stationery Co. (Continued from Pope One.) Fine chocolute cundics in any quantity you may want, also in box es at ?l.uu, 51.2S, $1.50, ?2.uu ana 2.50. These are choice candies made by tho best candy makers in th)3 land,., at Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store, formerly Put man!s drug store. , ... 2-7-tf There is on'o thUR tho roan wi knows it all doe n';' k,now lo doos n't know how m,.i.y people Jont; lo kdl him. . ,. , , i A VALUE IN FACT In books are heroes who don't know the meaning of fear, .but ihe authors never show them in a den tii'.s chair.- ' Tin La Grande Shrine club is go ing to put on their annual dance on Thursday, February 8th. All Masons and their families are in vited.. , . . . ,. , 2-5-4t V -' J A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT SH.E'R.RYS TODAY ONLY 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOO BERT LYTELL Ttie Face Between , nliotmiiMiiu (if twii roiiiaiiei'S, one fashioned of iiwryutU', tlu- oilier of gingham dcnlv to become an international fie; urc." ' :' "In his own; day: and , hi' Itii Own place in tho accepted chronology as a king of the lSth dynasty, Tutarr.k hamcn can not be credited with hav ing been a conspicuous success. His tory knows him as the illigitimatc son of Amenhotep the Magnificent, and as successor, after a short in terval of the heretic and mystic Ak henutrtn, whose; .son-in-law he was. His . ?hort , reign' of ''ight years was a tr'otddous era of . vacillation initi decandence. -I'V-oling under the tlonu ipation Of the priesthood, he wad in duced to rer'.ore the old worship which Akhenaton had striven so gloriously to refine and reform; and incidentally removed the capita! back to Tlielias. .My far the most inter esting item connecttd with his name and reign is the suggestion recently advanced by Arthur WeiKall that ! Tutankhamen and not. Karnescs "II is the real I'haroah of the Oppres sion who taught, the children of Isiael to make trick without straw.'' "N'uni'Tous monuments hear wit ness to his name, for instance a lion of red granite now in the Itritish museum whieh shows the cartouche and royal signature of Tutankha men; a letter on clay and in cunei form addressed to him while still a courtii r, and discovered at Tell-el-Amauia. . Then there are the fres coi walls of the tomb of his Kthi npian viceroy, liny, which depict Tu tankhamen on his tlirime and re ceiving both his governor's report nnd nrnbassies of tributary p'-opics. And the marvelous mills of l.uxer are the most snpc:b by reason of Tutankhamen's great colonnade on which are sculptured the scenes of his triumphant reception in Tle-hes. the most petentious structure erect ed hv any I'haroah up to that time." in,' praelrce or burial m pyra mids had long since been abandoned by the l'haronhs ami now !hc deso late chalk cliff walls on the west of the Nile had been pre-empted by the roya' lire nnd honeycombed with tombs in mac-like chambers exca vated in the rock- And h'-re it was that Tutankhamen eventually came to out his fathers. Remarkably i good fortune has attend' d the search ' for these tombs in the Valley of , Kings and tourists today may look ! upon tho mummies of some of the most famous of the Pharoahs now I lying in state in the museum at (ii zch." ; 1 A short time n).-o Hr. Philip A. Parson, director of the School of . Social Work of the University of Up gon, delire:ed a radio lecture 0:1 "Piison Ileform in the I'. S '' l.e-. (era weie uveivnl from persons liv- ( iog in communities m widely m par- ' ated sections expressing tlv ir ap prrriMt'on of the lecture service. A. 1 .1. U'l;. illy, county clun nge.-t of the Stale of 1 I ibo. Twin Kails. ,:u11 " ClM,'1, nt:1r vlrai ly ami x ivruinr. O-ne shouldn't critici'.o too harshly. It may be that -there's something wrong with F.urope's thyroid glands. A. dandruff nnd eermieide eradica tor that really does atop, dandruff and itching of the scalp quickly. It stimulates . tho scalp, thus stopping tho fallinsr of the- hair.. Wn have Wc will sell for a short time a been selling this preparation which first class writing paper in bulk ;is bur formula for many years with package called pounds at 00c. inis the very best ' results, und satislac- ia o-enerallv sold at 50c and u'Oc a package, also wo will sell a pound of hiRh grade paper and two Pack ages of .envelopes to match for 05c which is generally sold for $1.00. Try it and see the best value in tion to our customers. . Sdventhonv Wrights t'amily Drug Store, form erly Putman's lrug stow. Ji-5-tf Ituuuumwitnwtammmmtmrtttmttt unnntttmtmi;ttmjt!tmmmrt PASTURE LAND I offer for sale on reasonable terms approx imately 3,340 acres of pasture land, located on Rock Creek, about five miles west of 'La Grande. Land is all fenced and there is also about 6,000 )rds of wood on this land io be cut. Land is well watered by springs and stream. Phone 297-J m Ethel R. Grandy, ; ? - Executrix of the. Estate of:: ....., r.Mntr.-Dttr-..-.:-' :Williiuu D, Grandy,.Beceased. :.r, QO00O90000000 ,. b'rank, Purcell, a plasterer suffered :i brokon ,arm. collar bone and frac-!o first class paper you have hud in ilui ed skull nt Iltllsboro JlnndnrS wliml j o1 many years, at Hllvertnom-Wrlglll s no ion irom n suiKing ivniie reinov-i0 Family Drug Store, formerly Put- ins old plaster rrom u ceinm,'. fo O'..ooooccoopopcooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' 3 iV,Hhi.ni"TtIJtJfl--'ia' ,).:"- 9 e New 24 Hour I 7.CIT A'J.'f-I.OO 1 1 A -.' l's drug store. 2-7-tf Comedy "FELIX SAVES THE DAY' A irood lunch served tn a minute hiimemndii nies of various kinds, cheese and ham sandwicnes, not chocolate and coffee with whipped cream, hot malted milk, ice eiuam sundaes and all kinds of hot and cold sodas and ice cream; also ice cream in bulk at Silvcrlhum-Wrights Family Drug Store, formerly Put man's drug store. 2-7-tf There's' a Nohcl peace prize nwait ing the man who will invent ft catch up that won't spill on the tablo cloth. ; . . ,- : ' , . Febiuary ,'inth, last ' day to pay water rent without a penalty 2-7-Dt Thi.roV .ilwn'vs a brighter side. Counties, townsliips and municipal ities haven't , yet .; levied income taxes. . A special valuo in paper by the pound for letter writing. Something hettc- than has generally been sold and at prices below all former prices ait Silverthnrn-Wright's Fam ily Drug Store, formerly the Put mnn drug store. 2-o-tf Heiuie can do many things well, but he dosn't seem impressive in the role of martyr. WE WILL CIVK YOU J-I1ITS TO COlTtH AFTER 21 HOI KS Looks different, acts different, I) It. II. E. SCHOEN' Osteopathic Physician and Surgoon Successor to Or. G. W. Zimmerman Office Phone Main Oil. Reg. 153-M Palmer ltocsch Bldg., La Grande A new star has been, discovered. This one is not a movie it is in the heavens. Febiuary 10th, last day to pay water rent without a penalty 2-7-3t Faco cream, toilet preparatioua, perfumery, hand lotions in ft'rcat uunntities and assortment as well as our voilet cream which is a most valuable preparation. You will al vnvs find us nteased to show vou lill these good.1 whether you buy or not. Silverthorn-wnght s Family Drug Store, formerly the Putman drug store. 2-5-tf February 10th, last day to pay water rent without a penalty 2-7-3t Chain and box wood. Call Main 547. 2-6-tf different NewJhVa JKWCoughCurg. 5J7. February Iflth, last day to pay water rent without a penalty 2-7-8t February 10th, last day to pay water rent without a penalty 2-7-lit February 10th, last day to pay water rent without a penalty 2-7-3t Call Main 2-6-tf I Cough and Cold Cure The, first and only one ever put up by anyone .that stops the cough and cures the cold at the same time- We have sold cough syrups in La ''. Grande for over 30 years, but this is the only one we even personally guaranteed to cure you at ,orice. v We don't want your 50 cents unless you stop "coughing in 24 hoiys. ;'; Get a Bottle and Watch It Work Newlin Drug Co. iO.O . o o . o o ' Ol o O ' o o o Chain and box wood. 2 o o o 0 I . o 3 O SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU! i . , i ..ii .I ' i !3g r.- word of lr. Parsons' When discontented think of !he other fellow's troubles. People will often give thru1 cbc, for something they will nut g ony i Mi. U .irv lei. Hooverized Values NETTED GEM POTATOES, 100-lb. sack ....$1.00 FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA, lb , GOc LUTON'S TEA, lb 7Dc CALUMET P.AK1NG POWDER, lb 20c 43c SHILLING'S BAKING POWDER, lb ROYAL BAKING POWDER, 12 oz. 43c CREME OIL SOAP, dozen bars 87c SEA FOAM WASHING POWDER, large 27c Ol-n OWN PRIVATE DELIVERY ORDE RS OVER $2.00, NO DELIVERY CHARGE HOOVERIZED GROCERY S!S!ZJlllSSiSS'3 'GET misLUb Willi A W AM 9 9 i,va , . . f f ' f