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TTIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Corsets Are Not
What They Used to Be
, The corset for spring is a supple thing, low
in the back, by way of compromise, but higher
in front, and rather well boned. The new Gos
sard, front lace, and Warner, back lace, for
spring are here, and choice should be made be
fore selecting what is going to be worn on top
of them.
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W A C! IJ I V"IV I V .... O
lulih-K nnd hull iiiadii heavy lciiiiinl
oo me tniiis)oi ration r.H'llltii-M of tint-nun
try IhhI year, a tot it I of )i!Hi,Kmi
curs having Imx'M required fur car.
fund Mlij iniif ills of fnmJofii frulls and
Vf'ctalih ri. the ilcn iltniflit of jiimI-
jcillUlll iltlllOUIU'CK.
An avciiik'c of t,K92 carload was
handled every day IliroiiKhuiit tin:
year, iiidlcatliiu tint t-xient to which
(IIicmc fourteen farm product Ik itnv-
en iioiii one pin oi inc. country lo
another. I,iih( year's carload liiove
nient cxcccdt-il thai of 1!C! 1 Ity
i'2t'i carloads, while the HVeraiti fur
tlio six year period, 1 if 1 7-1 'J'lZ, was
cirloails.
The carload shipments
Were;
WJtltc potatoes
Apples
J rapes
Watermelon
( 'iihlme
1'eaelien ... '. ,
' 'antaloupcH
mlons
Tomatoes
Lettuce
Syvcet pot'iloeM
I 'ears 4
Strawberries
Celery
METALINQUIRY
BOARD IS WED
Senator Passes Resolution
Calling for Creation of
Silver and Uoi(i inquiry
, Commission.
Wm
Robert Wiciks
For Younjf Men and Men f
$25M to, $15
201 Depot St.
h LAST DAY j!
Not the biggest if you me;,
res by the si.e if t hescenorv
USE PARACHUTE
DQORS OF RUSSIAN
V ... SHOPS ARE CLOSED
(By Associated Press)
MOSCOW. I'h. 3. (By Mail).
l'w runlals cxHL'tcd by the icuwm
ntcnt, imtl hijjh taxes imposed upon
husiiies.s bioijtflit about the closing
of scores of shops all over Russia
'(tiring the mouth of January, pri
vate nifrciiiiiits who last Rummer
wonv smiles rf contentment and felt
that the era of .rue trade meant
hitfh profits and a return to the con
ditions of the days before the war,
are now lugubriously wondering hw
to make ends meet.
In some localities of Moscow, par
ticularly in the principal shopping
streets, the rentals imposed for III -Jit
are three times the gold value of be-
tore the war. One dealer u agri
cultural implements closed his shop
when he found Unit. IN space occu
pied by one plough during the
month 'I'ost more in ground, rental
than the value of the plough.
Protests against this situation
have heen made- by a number of pri
vate) merchants, hut the openly an
nounced policy of the government
which contemplates the favoring of
government trusts in order to drive
private competitors out of the mnr1
kct, apparently is being enforced.
of
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it Year Old Captain
Graduates With' Honors
If tt wuh such an awful m-.ir, why
this clitmor for nit fiu-ore?
' (Py Associated Press)
1 LEXINGTON Mar. 8. When W
M. PhipPs, captain of the J4!th In
fantry during the World war, re
ceives his degree "with high distinc
tion" from the University of Ken
tucky in .June he will be the first
student that has gone through the
institution without having had high
school work. Incidentally. C apt
Phipps' seven-year-old grandson will
he an interested observer at the com
nr.encement exercises.
The rules of the university permit
students who are of age to enter
as special students without the usual
entrance requirements, and to be
graduated only if sufficient standing
is maintained.
Four years ago Capt Phipps en
tered the university for training un
der the provision of the Veterans'
Bureau and matriculated as a special
student. Ho was 40 years old at
the time.
Cant. Phinns preparatory work was
done in the country schools near
his home. ''When I was a lad, the
captain explained, "there were no
high, schools in forty miles of me. I
have no entrance credits to offer."
Wounded during the war, Capt.
Phipps declared that he wihhed to
study for a life of quiet on the farm,
lie has won distinction in chemistry,
his favorite study, and is interested
in tfoil technology.
A tVw polUlriiuiH think they are
public Hi'rwmlf: but most of them
think they1 are public opinion.
WILLYS -OVERLAND, Inc.
WANTS
to establish a sales and service
agency in this community
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., is the only manufacturer
that produces two of the eight most popular cars in
the world the Overland the Willys-Knight.
COMPARISON with other cars in the same price class as
... 1 AA i,.tinn riflino nll:ilitif -in ft PCOIIOITIV
10 materials, cuiimi uvimi, mi'
of operation is but further evidence of the reason why there
. ' i- i r- r-..-r-1 ,rw anil W i 11 w. K n i sht cars.
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UANTOUL, 111., Mar. 8.-All per-
Boiik idiiiK in monument nwiuii nlr
Clrtlt lll'tt now leijiilrril to wear n
puiui hute on every fllhl, ncconl
lug t offlrt'i'H itt I'hnnule l'ti hi here.
A paracliuio course been ndfled
to the training couiHeK nl the fjei.l
nitd during the lust yi-ar, fit tee it
naval utr Her Ice nnd murine n 1 r
orvico men ciiiue hero itoin the
I'nitcil Slittex ml II iwallali di pnrt
tiientH for hiHiruetton In lids cruise.
The coui'Vn Is extended oyer ten
weeks of lot endive tiulnliiR durtni;
vhlch Kmc eiu-h Mlinluit (h reidred
to iiitiko Moverul Jumps umt h In
ntnictcd hi the care, construction, re-
Jiulr ami life of the purarhutc. j
The iilr ervlcr has udopted two
HtylCH of luuuchnlf', aceordtnt; to the
nlTlciitls. Hc l; the f .it p.irK nnd
the other t he hip pih lt. 'I'lu- wn
puck folds up and nets us a iMishton
for the in in to sll on. Itolli h1Un
lire abuiil JS tect In din met. -r wlien
open nd nre made of a hlh nr;nle
silk. Imvillff il tensile! .strength at 4.".
pounds to the imro Inch. '1'hef.e
KtylCM luive been in use for id'-nil
one year 'ind t' date lutx e ne er
failed to epeit. itecoidinir to the of.
fleers, who Mule that thousands or
testa huvo "''en made under every
posrtible coud It inn. uch as t in 17
knots jo the cords, foldlnK the paia
chute In pintles and n'leaspoj tin hi
111 nil kinds of weather. It t Mated
that whnv the rip cord Is pulled
the ptiruchulo will open In about
three-finh of a hoc on d and with a
two hundred pound woiuht attached
will fall at the i tte of ntiout IS fert
K econ,.
7 CP'' of all nutomobilea sold today are oi but tiiree
( J different makcsl Overland is one of them. 90'. r of
all automobiles sold today are of eiRht different makes!
, The Wniys-Knight is another of them.
. A7iIt.YS-QVBRI'ANDi Inc,,' is the only manufacturer
vf.'VVV.jch7- in rtfic.-' Overland and ,V(iilvSrKniht, prodttce
' two out of the eight m6st&i4nf$ei ' e mprld, I . v
INVESTIGATE the used car market and you will discover
that used Uverlands of present desiim move at good prices
and Willys-Knight cars are rare among used car stocks.
UNLESS you are familiar with the splendid performance
rccorci!i of the present-day Overland and Willys-Knight,
you cannot fully appreciate the reason for the public prefer
ence for these two cars.
ND at their new prices, they offer sales possibilities
greater than ever betorc in their mstory.
IF you have or can command the facilities to establish a
hirh-i'iaiie repair shop and local Sales organization write
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WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC.
Sales Division, Toledo, Ohio
Dope Fiends Are Prevalent
1 Jn Texas City; Problem is
Held Serious One by City
nd County Oiiicials.-
(Ity .Associated fleas)
EL PASO, Tex.; Mar. 8 El Paso
)i;m a drilK problem ie fiokc, ami
accord injr to city and county offi
cials, it ih a serious one. .Mis. Kininu
Wehstcr, county probation officer. Id
a statement nsHcrts that morn than
1 mi hoys here are confirmed driitf
addicts. I tally she 1h confronted by
heart broken, parents, who have JiiNt
found that their children ai'c usiiik
narcotics in Nome form, fine belief
expressed by those who claim to
know is that u modern "Faln" is
teaching youiiK people to use nar
cotics. HniUKKlorH are believed to he
the chief source of supply. Mih.
Webster said that many children In
Juarez are I'ormhiK; the habit or al
ready are confirmed addicts to tin
use of various di'iiK. .
tuiioMity is one of the chief fac
.ors in the fortniiiK of . the habit
inthorlties say n many will try il
once, ignorant ot the misery that fol
lows. A few years uko, uccohIIuk to
i 'orporutioii .ludjre Clmrles l'ollock,
one could have counted the driiK
users on the ftiiKera of one hand. Now
he says, there la an average of one
:i day at least, before him, not comvt-
liiK (lie many who fail Into tlio hundn
of federal officers and are sent to
T.eavenworlh prison for cure.
Prii addicts aro not now confined
to the poverty stricken, but nr.
found In all walks ot life, from the
poorest to the members of rich no
dal circles, college boys and irlris
and various employes f)f the business
world, according to those . authori
ties. ,
Judtfe .Manuel Ayala, of the Juarez
lower court, declares that the ti'tck-H
employed by the narcotic vendors
are many and varied and constitute
a difficult problem for the officers.
One trick was discovered when a
man was arrested for selling sinaH
match boxes lo boys at 25 cents each.
Invesittfnlion proved that a dniK wiirt
wrapped in small papers ami hid
den benojith the matches.
Another ruse Is the hiding of the
drug in clari-i packages.
i.ixn t..i:s si.ioiuni
AI.IIA.VY,, Ore., .Mar. S.' Tax
statements are being Issued for Linn
county by the sheriff's office and the
total number Is given a 1,'iimi, Thin
will bring JI.HUI.ST 1.13 Into the pub
lic funds. The assessed valual ion Is
given at $:!!. 1.71. KIK. '
GIIiHON, Mar. 8. Giblion has
three inches oi snow. ail Puiiday night
ut almost uM of it invited Monday.
.Most f the rancl.ers are out of
hay. and Harry Morris, Mr, Ointrell
and Mr. Matt Wer0 jn Clbbon Mon
day to try to buy some, but there
was none to be had. John Thompt
son lias ordered a carload which is
expected to arrive almost any - day.
There was a fine dance m the Juy
Kays home Saturday night J. H. I lose
and sons furnished the music and
then" was a large attendance. Sup
per was served after the dance.
Misses Hazel, (iladys and 10d na ( 'ook
of I'endleton spent the week-end in
Gibbon, the guests of J. S. Hose and
family. They at leaded the dance
given Saturday niyht.
Mr. Ha.en relieved Mr. Cook of
his duty as operator for a few day;
wliiU Mr. Cook's sister. Mrs. Allen,
and her tfi-ycar-old sou of Salem,
lrn,v doie-ed off for a visit with
Mr, Cook:, They wara returning from
.' irn to hirniro Where they went
to liavc the son's voice recorded,
the boy slugs fine, and has a prom
ising v'dce.
Mrs. Mae Wells second trick op-
eta tor here, made it business trip
, to I'eudletoii Saturday.
Lewis llergman ami wife went to
I'endletou Sunday!
AIIsk Kvelyn Williams and brother.
I llurrcl. weiii lo Kamela Saturday to
attend the dance.
Mr. and M i-s. I lave Moaifer went
I to Pendleton Monday.
licit ItoMe left for Portland Sun-
i day night.
' J. H. Hose went to I'endletou Mon-
,day.
I Bob (Jrey, signal malntainer here,
ils, on the sick list. The It. It. coin
i pnny's doctors came, up. to see him
j l-Yiday night.
t Mi-S. Moli (lrey left for Hot l.ak
where she will spend some time.
Mr. aid Mrs. Cook, railroad agent,
went l4 i'l'iulleion Saturday.
Mr. .McLaughlin and wife went to
i'eiidleton Saturday.
Mrs. Knchel Itoby and Mrs.'Unlpli
Farrow weie also umong the visli
... i.. I'omllotun Sn I n ril u v.
Miss I'loreuce KruckshanU. (lib
bon's leacher, went to li tlrnndo for
the week-end. (
ii.MHEisiu m; schools n,osi:i
HAIiltlHlU'KC. Ore.. Mar. K. The
local schools were closed today while
workmen installed a new furnaco in
the school building. The work (aid
Jheen 111 process since last 1'ridne.
ORESCENT
VARIETY in foods is essential, of course,
but in proyitli'iig variety do not overlook the
importance of nourishment.
Crisp.delicipus Grape-Nuts is a highly nourish
ing cereal food in. unusually compact form. It
supplies the rich nutrition of wheat and malted
barley, including the mineral elements of these
splendid grains, without which health andstrength
cannot be maintained. , ' 4 ; .,;;,
Grape-Nuts.wilh good milk, isacontpletefood.
Economical, too, because a modefute faipbiiuf j
provides unusual nounishmcrit.i ,, i ji J J
. Sold by Grocers hverywlierel
GrapeNnts
THE BODY BUILDER
"There's a Reason'
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RHEdlATISi
Cannot Exist in tiio Human Body if:
You Will L'ftO Trunk's Prescription ,
'it iu pi'vpustuioits; in I'rict. it is u
BliaiiH! lo nuilcr vviia iiil'iainiiiulitiy,
inuiiciilar. Maatic ur any loim uf .
Jtli.-uiiiati.sin'. '
( Tin.- i'le.fcriptlttii dMs not ruin I
III sluiiMtLli. tt Oucs liol dciJiess lilts .
heait. 1-att nil Ui-j in. -at und youil
iw "Ian w hum uiki iiuiik f-
4Jicscnplluii Coptahts no inorcury. i
MiJiu-ylalo-. hutJa, wiuuirgi-Kon oi
naicolics, ho l poni lively u ui'ciuuus
any Kind '' iheumU.-'m or noul un,
earth. V hat i.ion do ynir want?
Tliuio ts miltiliL. Juai nn uod. Klid
il Is lllipSlWi' 1 . . t'L foiaettlllltf
iK'lter. 'I-lie t I eatfsl 1 1 I'll; aid Sol
vent ft now ii a lot i i sit i ' superior
Ihrr ni'illelne.
Trunk's I'i cscrli': ion cell for $1.75
or 3 fur only 5. " ut drug store.
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NEW KESIDKNCE CHAPEL
Our Service Offers the llest in Equipment,
Combined Willi TIioiourIi Piofessional Tiainin
W. Ii. BOHNENKAMR GO,
Day Phone Night Phone
2CrAV Main 59
Funeral Directors
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a good reason
B for using it is the same old rea- W
m son of economy. Crescent hus 3
Cy more leavening power, so you M
w can use tens, a levei teaspoon u :'i
I to the cup of Hour is enough. M
You can use more if you wish H
as Crescent does not cause bit- lB
ter taste. A good test is to A
dissolve a teaspoonful in H
water.' You'll find only the
natural, slightly salty taste. B
At all grocers. 9
No Bitter Taste With
B I YA?fnf ' fl Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc.
W Battle Creek, Michigan
IDakmgrowderl
Crescent Manufacturing Co. a ' "' ' ' ' ' in -1
Seattle, Washington
,,yi --.NOTICE,,.'
&iiaSiiiga ': .' ;V ' '.Country ClubiAIcmbers , , ';,
' tjnym'PSi i Annual Meeting Election of Seven Directors
' Clu H()use' -"a' 2, st.si, :
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I- JOTm::m J . 'fs I
; Get Our Prices IT 0 A 1 tuTJS. .
j if Shoes . j ''' frrWfK
JL JL JL m JL W I I nit'Ildou.s Rtock of Army Munsnn : g 1 f I E'&'4 B W
I I Lust Shoos In bp sold to tllti pub. A KW'fl C;'l Si
v. , J, I lie direct. Theso sliocn nro 100 I 11 m m fe'l m
i Hnvco lrtllavc " l nr ront s0"1' ''"'' with iiravy I f -, ia&j Ju? i i
I llUIoC VUllnl d J I ilnublo soles m-ned nnrt milloii. I J LjL,,, ..Tt; re! J
I I I '1',u' "PP's nro of honvf tan .1 ft.jf '
I ind 1 2 f,,n'onl l,,!lt'1,r vlth bdllows 1 JjT T&L" Jty$l
' I tonKuc, tli).T'ly nmkiiiR tlirm m m ' a rv
I . gy - ; .w 1 1 1 H w'tiM-pt-oof. These shoos aro . ..,, :..-,; I I 1 A NT'w '
' lf''t VkllJl'l. raflC ;'' !a ,l""'-v';ry fait- njiil o adviso Jj ' .' I'vl I H A 13 fSA raHJ
I 5 ; XUliai;, CtllO J g yon to order at once to insure 5 ; I " H f$K WW
Ducks Back ! T,,n nrn 6 ,o n. ai ! '.W M fa-A v fpQ& My
HARNESS OIL ,' I " .-..i,.t nr'ouVor send r
j g money orrlcr. Money refunded fi 'yfS
90c Pei-Gallon in Bulk ! a' .urctory. imSt
! i The IT ? SATURDAY and SUNDAY
' n hi p : 1 11C v-f. - LonChanevIn
. ure. Haw. & j Stores Co. 1 "flesh and blood"
S Imo. Co. ?1 ., '". !.,,to I !
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M 1 l, I 0NGOLEUM IfE'
' ML X'M W. H. Bohnenkamp
ryrgj Company
i.i ..nil m: tinner nv I n lintmlr. Orrson. I I
t, r;n.ni: nnnrrnv
hi-nm h uf X J.fi Co.,
I n farfliulr. Orrgnn,
I'uilhiitd. tiTgu.
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