La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1923, Image 6

THE LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, May 21, 1923.
New Records Expected i
,niand' for ore from the Uike WrU
InorlH. luit with ll dork to'H illinin-
ready pllinKr up 'with curffni-H for the
freijrhterH, expertM UKxert I hero 1h Hiir
fleleiu . .iiitpiiunt and man-power
JMrs. Hayes Helps JBreak Ground
Si
For Iron Ore Shipments
iHhim,' Hharply under the heavy run-
Personal Mention
fliiinpiion at Iho amelierH. ihHtriPt-op-oralor
rir panfidtfnt of i u 'riish(n;
hiiHim V- -,
l lie itt,fipii,iiMv mil ri'i ui i iiiiirit ei ill
lUlti. , i
New shlpn hivve lieen mlded to tho
(By Aoeinted Pri'fw.)
I H It A TIT, May 2 1 Kiirournffnil
KxniTLn who IuhI winter CHtlmattMt
hy reports from Uio lower inko Hmol
tem that Iron ore Ih belmcr melted on
a larger Heale than hnri heen antlel
pated, pontrollem of -tho Lake Super
ior mining- dlHtrlet and Hh kindred In-
Great TilteH flu t, InorenslnB tho Hea-
the output for the dl.strlet nt tietweeu
nri.aao.uoa and iiO.oito.aiu) toiiH have
rained their maximum i-HttimtteH 6,-
hourd e:t parity Heveral million 'torn.
Operatom arn reported to bo.htritiK
nit available laborer for work in 1 ho
luifire open-pit miuea which HUpply
iiiohI of the orpj
J, Jf, Tean' uml ,Wllutm r-om-i wIM ii'mml, 'I Im-Hiiimimr. TUr, ivppnr
arn HpomllnK it fi-w (lnyn in I'nrUuml
1m prhi(-ll;il of I ho JtiKKph tiltfh wlnutl
Aim. .Mutciilr, of Perry, Hpont yi-H
lordity in l.u Ortimlo.
ooii.liOO torn. Bi rune tlilrf hitter rhrure
in rearhed thero will he a new record
for omnia! Hhlpmentn from (he IjiUej
Mm Vfiivl Miimiy, of Pony, H)wiil
Humlny in l.ii limmh wllh frlwln.
Prwiv Glazflit, of Iji tlrnndo, left
for Kaiiu'lit n a flHlilnjr U'lp Hritnr-
du.ilriea are looking forward to a Hen-
Mn rll n iJniflim ol this vlty loft th'H
lion of new rerordH.
KvpryUilnjf depends upon tho de-
Superior mlneH.
inoi-niiiK for Vincent whMo hi in om-
With the T.utte Superior dorks al
A Want Ad Will Do it
ployi'il.
. I Wllliiir li. Hlnmm nixl It. A. Aox-
PAGE SIX
Zf-I)ila Kimk, of iJl (Jramln. lofr untl.r won in from ImMur Huhinluy
ypdnlay for I'orihmil on u idiorl urnl were. rc IhIoi at the Foley,
MU . , I ' T
- Mm. K. f. (iftiMiiKH wiih In from
TWInnm wan i-pprinnnlnl umoner tho Wtfln Huiuril.iy, Hlio wiih rotflmer J
til iin i'"oiv.
out of town kik'mIm uI tln Koloy Hut-
iirilfiv lv .Iohmo .Smllli.
- Vfi'iioii Warnork whs down from
Aim. O. n. Me I. a no loft tlilH morn-. I'-ntoriirlw yi'Hteriluy vlsillnir frk-ndH.
iiiK for 'Maker lifter Hpnn'Unjr "fvornl Ho- w:ih unions dm kiu-hIh at Uin
tlayii iM-ro viHiilnu' MV-h. It. Mchiini:. l''ol.-y.
Mi'K, I'. A. JiiiiirM of Itnl.sn )nft tlilfl
mouihitf, for Wallowa to Kptwnl!
Mhort timi' vinltlntr Irer inollur, Mr.
!. K. Moore.
H. K. Sims, of lfulcor, wuk mont-
the biiHlm-KH ..viwltorH in fthlH 'lty Hal
iirdiiy. He ntnpppil ut tho Kolty.
. IT, W, HolllnH ratno In from Tinli-'
rr luHt I'vcnlriff on a Hltort liiiHtnfHi
trip and in Hlopplnif ut tin1 H:tv'.
A. ". Hmyilio whh down (Vom
Htr.rkry Katuiday alU-nding to hiiHt
nets. . Jit- Ktoppitd ut -tlia Huvoy. .
Klein wuk roprt-Hi-ntod nmoiiK tin
out ol town KuewtH nt the Suvoy Sat
urday hy AIch. ,1. C, KhrHun.
Mih. K. K. Kiritllo left for ICtiKrno
' KiilUidny nlaht to vlHll horo dauKh
tur for u few iiayn. '
Mm. I j. (J. J luirltioit, who .nmkcM
Iicr homo at JoMfpli, was la town y
(iirdiiy. Hlio Ntoppcd UK' n itui'Ht
Iho Kolry,
MiU T. .M. GiiMtln unit MImh Mtna
Woiuurk pJiMMcd throiiKh I4X (Jramlo
thiH inoruiiiK fi'nrn Ourlcoo to llk'ln
U) tipend a f-w duyH vlnltln.
Mr, and Mrn. K, 10. Hrown, of llcr
inlhton, ween roK'lHtiM'pd fit tlir I''oly
Hatiit'day. Tln-y wurc lier- on hiiHl
newt. - -
M i'H, W. Hoxloii ami Rmmn Ward,
of Allccl, rnt urm-d lunt niuht from
linker a ft or a nhort vImII tlnrolwi:ii
Irli'tidH,,.
Myn. JIji Vi'in tlfMininson and
chllilrcn h-f I t IiIh morntim' on thr,
oranch lino train for Imhlft- to spmi
ni'Vt'riil duyn vlHltlnn midlives.
-Mni. K.- A. tiiffui'Hoii and chlldrrn
rctinnd io t.lu-ir hona; at Kanifla
(IiIh morning nl'ler H)i-ndliti; a Hlmri
lime liuri viHitliiK- at tho home of
Mr. W. A. 1-mcr'Hon.
(i. U. I'lirrcy, Mvh. Alhert (Inn-
am! .M ins Allies .Mel 'Iji I en IT I II riled
to La. (iraude. yeHlerday at tlio cl(H(
of u lew daH viMil hi I'orthind.
MIkhch I also MeNoely ami Mary
I'Yauley lefl IhiH moriilnt- on No. 17
for I'endledin lo Hpend Ihe day viH-
. Mi, - Blaokor, of llnion, piiHHed
Ihroiitih llin city IuhI nlwht en route
to Meaeham, where lie will romaln
for u few diiyw.
Hazel Ad.'imx, of (fnlon, and Cor l
Bloom of i!ovi, loft yeHtorday for
North Tlend, to attend Iho (Iran. I
hodKf Unit In heliiff hohl thcro.
MrM. J. K. Iluter and M rtt. .1. II.
JUlftiiH, of Klfin, pnNHefl through Iji
UrandP Hattirday evening en route for
North Uend to allend Uraml I.oiIko
of tho UeheccaH.' ;
Bunnell prien iuid T. fMrlnnalcl
rnturned, to l.a (li-ando thin mornhiK
on No. from Kiikciio wliero thvy
attended Junior week-end held it
rnlverHtly of Orepon lutU wook. ,
Kenneth Uekeler left tlilH morn hip;
for I'orllaiifl wliero he will Hpend a
fow dayH viftltiuif IiIh pa rent h, Air.
and Mm. W. K. (.lekoler. Ho 1h malt
hiK iho trip hy ear.
Mm. X. J. Falconer ami lOvelyn
Milconor were? down from Kntor
prlHc Saturday vIhUIiik and nhnpplnK.
They stopped u'h KaeHts at tho Koley.
Mm. O. M, Ilutehltifton, who hax
boon vlHilliiK in 'JVlornHot for the
imt few. duyH returned home lunt
nlKht.
Mm. W. C Mill nitno in from Klirhi
Halurday evnninjf to vlKlt for a Hhort
lime, Hhi' was rejflHlered at tho
Navoy,
' Mi1, and Mm. (. M. floodman left
OiIh morning for their home ut l.nx
t Inn after a few dayH Hpent hero vis
it ittu mi their return from an e
lemted vlslL In eiiKt.
.1. I'MwurdM wiih ainontr tho out or
town jynf-Ntu ol the l-'oley S;iliinla.
Mr. and Mm. I.. B. Curler wero in
(own from Cove Sat unlay .shop pi in.;
ami vlKlllllfr. They were rj;lsterCLi
at tho Foley.
Tom Snider, who In 1SSS headed
TO DARKEN HAIR
- APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Glo and
Attractiveness
, " if 1
The Point of Contact
; Mrs Myrtlo B. Haye. Indicted In Now Tork in a forgery cao In
'Volviiiff the clunatuio of Charlt-a M. Kc-iiwob. ia shown hero nt tho site
o the hotel Bho propoKud to build whon fiunlnd was Inukvn at UroolMlno
WftS8,iTlio man with tho tujadc U Willwin II. Kellers. .
viit Iji CJ.-ainie and put tip ut the old h.scrvor Want Ads Brint? Ttesiilts.
ili'.b hotel run hy :;nnek-kaeel 'i le
wlileh wuk Incalfil wlieru the d-y
now slaiHlH, came In tconi. lOlin Kai
tnlay and i.pi-nt Sundi'.y wit!: l A.
sioop-
Railroad Efficiency
Cuts Operating Cost
Wit tun the last two fiim the i-il!-
roads have rrduerrl t heir oie.-alln
xponMeH xva.aua.oa . month and la
laauary iml Cehniary ol" t h in year
!l;ey were S.aao.iidi) iomh ihun !a
he Kiiuin month Ol BiL'll, undei-M-miii'iu
opi-a(ion. iihhmmh the rail
comlH are ia vim? li i;r!ier averai;i
iva;;eK hiKlieiJ prleeM for coal and
laullniv more J tumineiw than under
foi 'eminent eon trot. Th se fiiruie.s
ha vr ju.st heen made paldic In an
dlloi-i;. of the current iM-sued of the
Itaihv.iy Atfe" replyln;; to critlelnm.H
of efr!pfeney of private oporatim
voiced by. S'-ualor .taint h Couzenfi of
Mii'hlenn.
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To T.ct Uplief When Head
and Nose aro Stuffed Up.
Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your flopped nos
tril will open, the air pansaiert of your
Jieiid will elenr ami you can brentho
freoly. No more snullliap, hawking,
nim-rjas diRihare, dryuesH or ln!iuJaclni
no strupgliajf for breuth at niiit.
(Ji t .a ni.ill lioitlo of Kly Creaiu
Halm from your druppist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It, penetrates throuyli
every air punsage of (lie licnd. sootliing
and healing tl:c, Kwollen or inflamed mu
cous mefnliran". giving yon instant re
lief. Ileai I eohU and eaturrh yield like
magic. Bon't iiy tuil'i.d-up and miapr
ftblu. Relief in sure.
J. Pepper, of Joseph, lofl for Den
ver, Colorado lnut evening, where ho
ALLENS
FOOT-EASE
For Corns, jjunions.
jjOiredoiiiiAchirid
Common garden saRC brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn
?ray, streaked and faded hair beuutU
ully dark and luxuriant. Just a few
applications will prove a revelation it
vour hair is fadinc. streaked or gray.
Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur rcc
ipo at home, thouxh, is troublesome.
Ar. easier way is to pet a bottle of
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
nt any drug store nil ready for uie.
This is the old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, wc all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractiveness.
By darkening your hair with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because it docs it so naturally,
so evcnlv. You just dampen a sponge,
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all gray
imirs have disappeared, and. after an.
other application or two, your hair be.
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant.
Prepare for Summer with
Sheets and Sheeting
8- 4 Pcppcrcll Sheeting Ca
9- 4 Peppcrell Sheeting .'.'.. (i)c and 75c
Standard Sheets, 81x90 $2.25
Standard Pillow Slips, each 5,")C
Jap Crepe in assorted colors 28c and 34c
Children's Bloomer Dresses 98c and $1.25
Girls' Gingham Dresses $1.25
Bungalow Cretonne 28c
Ladies' Sateen Bloomers in colors .....$1.18
Andrew's Variety Store
ii mi!
-Ill ill
THERE'S a simple catch in the familiar phrase that
tells how the world beats a path to the door of the man
who makes a better mouse-trap. .
The maker -of Anything, if he is to win the plaudits of
the world, must not only manufacture a superior product,
but most also let folks know pf his achievements. He must
point out just why his mouse-trap, his automobile or his
shaving cream is better than his neighbor's.' He must
advertise.
Advertising is the point of contact between the man
who makes something and the man who wants something.
Through an advertisement, a manufacturer can tell you
in a few short minutes all you w-ant to know about the .
article pv the service he has to offer.
This newspaper is constantly full of ideas that other
men and women have, thought out for your personal bene
fit. Fail to read the advertisements and you remain in ig
norance of countless products that would make life easier,
happier and more interesting lor you and your entire,
family.
Advertising gives you news of the latest and best
things made with word as to what they will do, what,
they cost and where to get them. Think of all you miss
when you overlook the advertisements.
Read Them Regularly Every Day.
Bennie Khiejjfcr's Orclies Ira
2U9.-Applo Sauce"
"Wild Papa"
Two Wonderful Fox Trots
Bennie Krueger's Dance Orchestra nukes recordj ex
'lutively fur Brunswick, lcme of their absolute fidelity
to t- ne tnd rhythm u their clearness and beauty.
Here lie two uf the lcit dame sclv:ton you have
ever heard. Full of tantalizing saxophone strains with
a rippling accompaniment of braaaes and piano. Hear
these iwu dance records. You'll want thcun
Something new every tiny
Nt RruntWHk Rtrordf arc ifdy titty Air.
No WaitHif. Any Brumwkk dfiltr will Ud)y
flay ItVin jmu. Hruniwuk Knunit rut trr
flje on any plWftuftaph but art ht uA Tin
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IS WE HAVE .TITST WHAT YOU
NEED AND THE PRICES B
111? AUE 11,01 1T ' nil
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Puzzling Problems
Brick, Lumber and Banking
THE brickmaker tells you it costs less to build with !.
brick. The lumberman says that good lumber lasts !
indefinitely. But brick costs more than wood and wood !
weal's less well than brick. i
In your business you will meet many contradictory and
confusing problems. It is, therefore, well to talk your ;
business affairs over with your banker. He is without ;
bias and applies fundamental principles. j
The of f iccrs of this bank are always at your service.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL 1
BANK
LA GRANDE, OREGON I
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.