La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1923, Image 5

Monday, August 20, 1$0
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LocajJn Brief mm
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COMING EVENTS a
tt September 20-22 ' Peiullcton
tt Round-L'n. It
Sept. 25-29.-Union County Fair 8 k"' n l-
It at P.I trill i IV . rj'
nannnnnRnnn
Snyilor, Parma, Ida.; S. Pavich ami
wife, Bend; .Mrs. 0. J. Haines, 'Ba
ker; Mrs. Mark Ellis, Baker; Elmer
Swiger and wife. Baker; Mrs. A. J.
Turner, l.a Grande; Jas Toynton, Ba
ll it Elgin. KLu; ii. r;. jnayer, r.nieinnse; inw.
man, Mmam:
Grande; Miles
C. E.
Arnold,
Pavent, La
Pendleton
On Vacation
Al Melgard, head of the bath- Cops Hard to Find
house department at Hot Lake., left A car lMvm uy B Grande man
I. sLnt i,? nTrnTr f vailonS yesterday in Baker suffered the mis
be BPent "' Prltlsl! Columbia. . fortune to lose its rear fender when
. , "unother car brushed it while backing
Oldlimc Traders in Cily - , from a curbing. According to the
Charlie Newton and Bill McCart:-La Grande man-the other car vio
two of the stable real estate mediated traffic rulea and he made an
of Baker, are in the city today trad; V.t tempt to find a policeman. After
' ''", iEan -hour's search he managed to lo
cate a peace officer but announced
Two Weeks' Visit
tr today that so far no arrest had been
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Zurhrirk And 'le.
family left this morning for Sea-'
side and other coast points. They , Visiting in Portland
w uc BuMo uuuui iwu wceas. f yregon stockmen who accompan-
,. : : TTT: fd cars of beef cattle to Portland
iiaM I any 10 ne Held, the week-end were at the Im-
The Alert Class of the Island City fitful yester.lay in force- Anions
Sunday School will meet at the home those present were: T. B. Johnson
of 'Mrs. En. Kiddle Tuesday eve- of La Grande; C. S. Moaro of North
ning. Every member is urged to be Powiler; Edward W. Coles of Haines;
present. $H- Trowbridge of John Day; Geo.
,. V- ! Igniter of Pendleton and Sam Veil
neprcsenung ivian rapcr of Wendell, Ida. Other Oregon visi
J- II. natulan,, repressnting the tors registered at leading hotels
Jayhawkcr American, ah official were: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr of
newspaper for the Ku Klux Klatrfut. l.- Grande, of the Carr Furniture
Wichita, Kansas, has been in La enmnanv; E. M. Huffy, manager of
uraime touay interviewing, members O. A- C, of Corvallis; John O. Boz
of his order. ,: worth, realtor of Bay City; W. E.
; ' '' TStrnest, lumberman, of Westport.
IU....1I ocKicca i. tin rortland Uregonian.
r unerai services over me. .remains
of the infant son of iMk and M
N. h. Fallowa were held Sunday af
lernoon from the rJohncnknirm chs
el at two o'clock with IReverend .-Ms
stad officiating. . Interment 1 was lfo!
in the Masonic cemetery,
. --Hi. . 111
Son is Born
"To Mr. and Mrs. Art Jones
Santa Ana, California, on Aujrust
16th, 11)23, a big , baby boy i wjv
born," was the Wording of 'an an
nouncement received oy the Evening
Observer today. Mr. and Mrs. Jones
were formerly residents of LaGrande. j
Checking Up Business- 11!;'"!"' sovwnmcnt takes con-
E. Stevens, son of J. D. Stevens, .f'lH. e cure in prutectins the buna
Via nli) tilii.bitw-m-r.n iI-jp n f- iH-'COHIUS Of It 3 cHlZOHS, 1111(1 1111111'
Portland, is in La Grande todar yaril'U, ;irc 'ho scheme It la called
checking the insurance' business -" thM 1 ,e "-
i:,,, 'ti ;' ,itu i'vars. Hut perhaps the most inter-
Home Insurance company which 'is' L".'
i -r '.l. . oltl
une ui wie uhi unv.s vi iivj rouiury
nml one that is well knjwn to everyj
body. : -"'
nnPT nrr nr 1
! fS PUBLIC'S i
r ;'hh H
I I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I 11 II .
v mm mr m w m m
Of
ult ih Uii method ol thi:
tlcpurl ini'nt, which isauos
"iruiij onlcrs" to tliiiiinutc from the
the mails Uio circulars and udver
tisi'im'tita of tlie gct-ricli-tiuick
swindlers.
iiuw m itch Ui is syytcin ; act ually
saves invcstof'.i tiuiMig a year it is
almost impossible to ctimato. In
oiii' recent instance, as the result ot
.injflu truud order, 1,0(1.1) letters',
h believe.l to contain a dollar
Hot Lake Arrivals '
Among1 the recent arrivals at thr
Hot Lake Sanatorium are: Macilon
altl Rces, Cove; Mrs. E. C. ittpc.-,
fV,-0. I IT TnliiiL'nn nA ..Uil.
dren, Vincent; Freml Lrunles Port- .
.,m, -un. "iiK'u, i.u w . m.ue, r. r. blll(--W(.re interceded and returned
bloirp. La Grande; Mrs iW J -F .ici' -nder..
Brock am child Sommervtlle; (j,o)tj V,en 'Invest igafbrs of the l'b'at Oi'
A. Day, Boie ;. Wiy .HuRh ?prwjt. rfiee Uspect an individual or com
wife ; and t child -en, Koise, Idit.- Miss. 1)liny ot BCIU,,Ilff throIlffU lht! Illlllrf
Budina Tennell, Boise. Ida ; J. -Rwlfotlt.rs or uivertiliiK inaUer or a:
1 'aH t'tiH lilcni hafnre,' " infipectori;" are
hrrrf.voh the case ur gather evidence.
riiould
F
L0GG1NGB LL
Continued . K.Joifc Ufifit- -line)
ty jiiujimtll this Aoliiiliic.' ;' '
AcoordiiiKitQ, Uni I'tllco ;utf leers.
t'eurl Ji'iiKin'a houltwt lice- Jiralded
several limes. In. ftiu fa bin -wlih no
riMtults of a nature Hi:a4w"otiul Insure
eonvlQtiou. ' In- fit'icrlvfl according
havo profited if she had operation of German labor is fan-
aide in the 'Ruhr, but I
ht to auv that if there
are many unemployed in . bngland,
General Degoutte has nothing to do
with it."
Concerning the reference in Lord
Curaon's note to. 'the occupation of
the Ruhr being illegal, M. Poincare
said (his reallv was an unhannv ar-
iguinent, especially' when the text of
not to the inaccessibility of the. nup
plics or damage to industrial prop
erty." Tho physical wealth of Germany,
as a whole, Mr. Miles declares, has
not been touched since the nation
has no devastated areas "either in
n
MICHAELS 5TEBN
Nobody Wants the
Guest Room in a ,
Haunted House , ,
About the only thing:'
a home or store has to
offer its guests is com
fort and safety.
Anyone can buy mer
chandise for the shelves
and food for the larder,
but if there's a skeleton
in the closet or a. spook
in the cash register
that settles it!
At Clint's you'll find
safety in the quality
in the selections in
the values and in what
we tell you about the
merchandise.
Nice thing to know
how to be sure these
days when sureness
counts for so much sat
isfaction. Michaels - Stern Value
First Fall Suits
$21.83 to $17.50
Berg Felt Hats .
S6.85 to $10.00
Nettleton Fall Shoes
$12.00 to $13.00
Travelo ;.
Sweater Coats
88.-15 to $11.00
Clint's Clotbiery
"The Store With A OmMJirnce ' r
suspicions be hacked by luctii
flic' persons aru cited, to givx rea
'son viy a fraud order should not
bo lssiieif against them. A, hcuriiiK
is 'cqmlucted and, it the charges are
susiamed, all poHtmaMei-s are or
: tiered to return to the tienderji all
mail addressed to the person or com
ifany in fiuewtion. Those not bear-'
'ill;? return addresses find their way
V6 the Dead Letter Office, and the
hjine- enclosed Is turiit d into the
national treasury. Very 'ofteni the
j-aiid order Is followed by court ac
tion against the offenders.
l:i hecent months 1'ost master Gen
rirj'w has instituted u determined
cufaipuign uKaiust mail frauds. IN
pec allj- have his el'lolt:! been direc
ted against purveyors ot worthies
oil atoek and lands in the Southwest,
As a result many operators have
Imen tripped up in their promises of
thousands of percent oj profit td
theuv dupe investors.
""T'ake slocks aro tho principal com
qixuUily 4lu.ili; in by those who milu
,ft"Hinii!e"'readera of circulars unit nd-
L iiytjsenivnla. but many unl'iue and
EgfcU'usliiia ttclnrnu-B to market othei
4iiodtt:ti hHve been uneoverett by
lepanmems activities, t'ne of
tho moat recent was the case of a I
man who advertised blooded hunt-1
ins: dogs at very low prices und de
livered luonvrels; picked up at ran
dom. With f:iked pedigrees. ' '
Another advertiser boasted of liuv-I
fnjrl ouiul u Hrc cure for tubreu
l(iibut when government chemists
riiVcOvercd tho brown, sirupy liiuif)
mainly .creosote and maltose, u :
order snccdilv nut liiiu out of
blislKySfi. I
beat the prohibition I
le to tile uttelltloil of j
the postal authorities. Several coil-
nisUal iff jiowdem to wliich water w:iu
be'jaiided to produce wines, beera
4fV. -Vr' h ohoiic drinks. tf ficials
t7iUHn't' if the materials actualle
ottntat'ti- alcohol they violated the
dry, laws, whirens tf they did not
they " violated the postal fraud regulations.
Compared to Marxian Plan
to Support Government in
Revolutionary Time; Says
; Flogging. 'Vicious Mania.'
Ily Daniel O't'oiinell,
liiU'l'iiaiiomil News Nvnivo SlaTf
. t'orit'spoiuleiit, , .
mm. IN Auk. ao. It is not often
Unit his native land . heuin from
Ocorgn Uornard Shaw, but tho suko
ovldently wua-unatile to restrain hlin-
mOr Ironi coniinentinB on. the ! logg-
Inir bill nrosented by President Con-
Kruve to tnc .i'ail ooioro us receiu uu
lournnu'Jit.
Tho Intent of tho nasuro Wiis to
uuike robbery . imder' arms and slinl
lar offi'iist-o nunlshablo by flosKlng as
well as by imprisonment, presumably
on thu theory that Imprisonment was
inadciiuiita ns a deterrent for this
type of crime.
I'alli'd .Marxian Tlieory
"Tho bill," writes Khaw, "Is a tern
porarv measure of precisely the sanu
charactor as the various Marxian en
actments which have been resorted
to during revolutionary changes in
Kurope to provide for the emergency
phase called by Marx 'the dication of
the proletariat'--- meaning really tho
absolute dictatorship, of tint Govern
ment. ...When iuch a dictatorship is
enforced by 'circumstances .It is t far
better that it Bhould .bo, laid down,
and, tberoforo. ,to:omo enljont limited,
by it deliberate statutoithan It Hhquld
bo left -to thu spontaneous operation
o( iiuirttnl law, whloh. an our illustri
ous, ifvilow coiintryman. tho iron
Duke, explained, is no law at all. ;
Jt Is llkw alt- such Jaws, extremely
severe and utterly arbitrary, ; .11 !ro
vei'Hus tho ordinary obllguition of tho
prosecutor to prove the .offense and I
c-iil Is nr JBCSUMMlsciJl-wjprp,tio:neKr
ativi;. ' I'ljies's the. .poters ft gives to
tho limitary eivpuuns; ponce buihtiii
tendents and executive ministers are
exerciflod-t -very conscioutlously, and
with good sense enough to know -that
they must not b pushed to their logl
cal extreme in ordinary cases, it will
prove a reaction at the polls. How
ever. It may .be accepted for six
months on Hie ground that if the
(invernmclil is not given these powers
the Army will take thorn, and the
condition of. the citizens will be worse
without them, than with them.
One Angle Indefensible.
"Uut. there Is one section of the
bill foil .which there, is no . .possible,
excuse., U .lutroduqe , tho, laboniin-,
able - poulticed of Judicial flogging,
which is simply a vioioua,. niania I
KunroMi:.. It Is now vailed .-U: libido
abhorrent, loi ill civilized peoples and
steadily resisted bit by )it,tn Kngland
(ill spite or same, panic-stricken unci
vulgar relapswa bx a littloi phalanx
of ohiuupluus of ..civilization iriunoiig
whom t ho Irish leaders. .aro aUvay-i
t'onsnlclous. , .:.'.- '. j
,. .-'.'Are we-now. that. we-aro. lor( ,lo,.
make our own . laws at. lust to plugo
Into Mils barbarism, and to'wsk Irish
wardi'i'K. for hair a-erown, to degrade,
themselves and their. .fellow: country
men liv one of these -prison '-scenes
which sicken everybody who--. wit
nessed .them .or reads u description of,
IhemV It is confessed tn the bill itsell
that the flogging Is mere gratuitous
savagery bocause-lt Is to bo .inflicted.
not nr a mere effective substitute: for
Imprisonment, but In addition to the
sllpul tt-d .minimum sentences, which
are fierce enough in all conscience to
satisfy everyone whose object Is tho
suppression of crime.
tho authorities, the residence has bei
considered a disorderly house for sev-
ral montucs but until Haturday night;
nothing Incrimlnptliifc-wan discovered.
TRADE OUTLOOK
MORE HOPEFUL
(Continued Krom l'age One) t
lion but tho feeling Is, us In other In!
dustries, more hopeful. :
A further recovery In wheat prices,
was an additional sourco of gratifica
tion. The leading futures at (.'hicag-j
advanced to prices about ti cents
above the.ro recent lows. These g:alns
were principally in response to fur
ther reports of crop damage in ('ami
da, whicl, followed tho Canadian gov
ernment's estimate ,of a crop ol Sbi'
0011,000 bushels as conipai
cent talk of 5000,00d,o0p bushels. Tho
l ulled States department of agricul
ture also revealed the fact tlat stalls.
Ics on farmers' Intentions to plant,
Indicate u reduction of acreage this
year to a figure 15 1-2 per cent below
that of last year. '.
tastic under nny conditions approxi
mating those which exis at pres
ent." Ruhr Improves Industrially.
Insteud of deterioration tho Huhr
.ur..... ..U....K ... , , . ,
occupation, says Mr. Miles, explain-r "-. " .. ..-. u.
ing that the workmen are being em-1 ranee, or in uneinploynient, as in
nl!,,.,l in n..M.ni-n,li.ti,-n .li.wnlnn-! the CU.'-e Of I'.llgland, while DrodUC-
. -i i:....;tioii has been continued and tha
'"Jthe treaty of Versailles and the Mfact ries o neS 'or the future increased,
" S1" "Ei tivLl:y I buiM raaoHesCami -UKh "German enerKy. orEaniza:
eniarginif housing facilities. No un-!uu,, ""' WIUI
employment exists in tho Ruhr, he OI . r
adds, all available labor boing used I bhake IntO lOUl bhoeS
the development projects which!
are placing the district in a better nnd Hprlnklc in tho fooUlmth AL-
economic position, fundamentally, i.i-.N'.s Kt(ri -kawi-j, the antiseptic,
than prevailed (before the occupa-jheullht? powder for l'uinful, Swollen, .
tion. MvventliiK feet. It prevent3 blisters
French policy, he tnys, is not iiind nure spots ami takea the at hie out
designed to cripple the Ruhr indus- of corns uni bunions. Always use
tries by denying them raw nuucr-i ai.m-.n m ftJtr-i;AHK to break in
inls, nor to curtail the food supply! new shoes unci enjoy tho bliss of feet
lies, including Great Britain, prior
to January 11. 1Q23, recognized the
right of the allies to occupy addi-1
tional territory as security for pay-
ment of reparations.
Should Work on Problems. ' 1
"Instead of engaging in contro
versy of this kind," the premier con
tinued, "we should better be advised
to seek practical solution of prob
lems toward which no one may show
lack of interest. Europe will re
cover its economic and moral equili
brium only on such a day as peace
shall be e.Kablished upon a solid
basis and where justice, which plac
ed its weapons in our arms during
the war, will have its reign as
sured. Peace entails the loyal exe
cution of treaties signed and justice
red With re- exacts complete reparation for dam
ages caused, rrauce uemanas notn
Women who leeturo their husbands
mltfht make it more entertaining bv
throwing In a motion picture now und
then.
If :i woman admits that she trim
med her own hat there usually are
thoso pronent who will remark later
thut It looked it.
Some for Sunday. Why not have
some ice cream Tor your -bunday
dinner. It is too hot to make des
serts ami ice tcream in brick form
is - an excellent dessert and it looks
annetizinir and nrettv on the table
Jt U always good and hard. We
deliver it on ten minutes notice.
Silvertiiom-W-right's Family -Drug
Store. Open till 11 o clock every
night. - -, 8-17-tf
frju c
blislKyS
' Hyhriies to
I awe ofl'-n con
NEyVODAY
lolihln Scores A roint,
NKLSONVILU:. Ohio. Auff. 20.
Despite tho' trend toward motoriza
tion In every direction, the uuto has
not replaced. "Old lMbhln" In Athens
County. Ktsrures, just Kiven out hero
by county officials, .tshow there In an
increase of. 600 u'ver the number of
hosrijs thijti wero J ttihj country this
thap last year-. . , t(
The 'world lsn't, such a. tm place
aftcr.ulli. WiUo'8pea nover.uru us
lurtfc aa tht-y Jook., .
If a man, tells, ,his wife 'everything,
It imi; Uu th,t he loea her. And then
it may be tuvt ho. .imetS'Jy' lovet u
PREMIER HAS ,
ANSWER FOR '
' . ' . LORD CL'KZON
iiif? else and England cannot desire
anything different. Surely a way
of airrecinir toEether must be found."
M. Poincare ridiculed charges of
imperialism against France. Accord
ing to innumerable statements which
he personally had been receiving
Irani friendly countries, especially
from Great Britain, he said, foreign
public opinion, now understood bet
ter the sincerity of France's inten
tion.
Send Keply Tuesday.
PARIS It is scmi-officially an
nounced that the note of the French
government to Great Britain in re
ply to the recent communication of
Lord Curzon, the British foreign
minister, on the subject of repara
tions 'will be forwarded to London
on Tuesday. It is added that the
note will be -published at the earliest
on Wednesday.
(Continued KiDin r'airo One)
all the allies toward winning
war. ..'"'' i
Alluinre Fadmg in I'ence.
'The alliance 'having' survived
the
tho
and consequently the health of tho, without an lu-he. Those who use Al-
populution. the depression of ln-.icns I'oot-i'.aae nay that they havo
dustry and of production generally 'solved their foot troubles. Hold every-
due to tho Htate ot moral war-iwnere. i nni puckiiko anu a foot-
faro between the French and the Haao Wnlkln;; Doll se nt Free. Addi-i-aa
Germans generally in the Huhr and ' AI.I.KN'S foot-KAHB. l,o r.oy. N. Y.
The Reflection
of Perfection
ft Onyx" Hosiery
"Pointex""
eh- u-b- ru oa.
French &
Greene
might have hoped" then that the
monument which'" they hud erected
and cemented with their blood would
remain standing "upright, indestruct
ible and unshakeablc, But, netions,
like men. understand 'better the ne
cessity to unite' durflig great cata
clysms and great'erises than during
the' discomforts or convalescence.
Friendships - 'which 'reninin
FOR SALE 'Range, one full bed,
dining room table" and chairs. In
quire 801 Penn;-avenue. 8-20-Htp
through hurricane become" neglected
when the tempest nrjs liimicn.
'; "Public opinion rhust 'react again?!
these attempts pf cgoMsin; boduuss
they are' blind nnt disastrous til the
real and permanent interest of the
nations' concerned. ''If union has'
saved the eicistencp'hot! "'Only of
France,' but of all' tho allies' in gen
cral and each of hcm In particular,
it is iiot' 'possible tlia'jt price oiir lives
are safe it .should'. .became' '.useless.
"As far a,s' )ve are Tcoju'eriicd, we
shoulif consider as' .criminal any act
or word .which would tend to dis
turb or weaken such' union. We have
made and will continue to. make all
efforts, to .draw our. policy closer to
that of our allies am will, always
be preparctl. to seek wit' them , .such
alleviations, as concerlctl .action 4may
bring, to their sufferings..
'England, for instance, 'complain
ing of long and nainful unemploy
ments. Why should not we have a
most earnest desire to' sec England
resume its entire economic activity?
However, we merely allow ourselves
to think that its government is mis
taken in imagining that this unem
ployment is either a direct or in
direct effect of tho Ruhroccupatinn.
While it was announced in London
Inst year at this time. our soldiers
were not in the Ruhr. Yet there
were in England and Scotland many
more unemployed than today.
British Trade IncreaseH-
"Just refer to the last commercial
statistics published ihy the 'British
government. They, show that . ninco
our entry into the Rulir, between
January and the end of. July -exports
and ijnports from and to Great Brit
ain have increased in tonnage and
value over those of the correspond
ing months of. 11122. .Moreover, the
transit service on . imported gno'ds
for re-exportation, which is particu
larly interesting to British shipping,
has increased l.'i.u, per cent a.s com
pared wi'h J022. '
"I do pot .conclude that England
has profited by the Ruhr occupa
tion as I should have wi-ihed and as
Facing New Problems.
WASHINGTON France soon will
face u new problem of getting any
return at all from its occupation of
the (Ruhr, Basil Miles, American ad
ministrative commissioner of the in
ternational chamber of commerce at
Paris, declared in a review of tho
economic situation in the region.
With production at a standstill, he
found stocks of conl and coke ac-
the c
being exhausted anil mav not last
longer than four or five months,
Mr. Wills' report, which was made
public Sunday by the American sec
tion of the international chamber,
estimates that the occupation is
yielding France only about one-third
the amount of fuel received previous
ly in reparation deliveries, and he
sllcred I assorts that "the idea that the
mmmmm
ksll'sTbugs
FW CocVrvwcKn. Motfci, Brdbua. FW An'roJ am) Plant Uc? Mowuihxa. Anli, and other inwch. It it we
tatila nowtlcf . abtolutely hannlcn to Uuldrvn of li-jrocttK anuniii. I ho only
bo. jMw-t roily
aiisi 10c. per pkg.
only inircticijc packed in iKc pateottd bdiowt
Gel a box today, from
French themselves can produce Ruhr
coke, coal and steel without the co-
For Sale
.. , ,: itii
7-tooin modern honn located 01
KliHt street, laifte lot liOxllM. beaiitl
iul lawn, trees and shrnhhery, cement
sidewalk,' ffrepluee In living room.
1'rlre; $.'l.7on. will trade for a mnall
modern home.
4 -room house,
land City.
and largo lot In Is-
7-rnom home, 4 lola. tho house Is
plum lied, wired and him elly water.
Btdewalk In front of tlio place. Irlco,
$2,000, and thu terms aro very rea-Honahle.
Iteuuliful lot on Klrst slreet, be
tween I'enn and O avenues, p.ived
street, cement sidewiilk, ever, face
eust. I'rlcu 1 1,400. Terms.
Red Cross Drug Store
rt-room house close to (he lalmer
mlll, lot K0xl2:. city wate. electric
liKl'ts, sidewalk, Kiii'HRe, lawn, shade
ami fruit trees. I'rlcu $1,600; termo.
'A lots on tlie corner of O and Cedui
for $301).
IT you havo an automohtlu ami
waiit to use it for port of tho first
(layment on iu home, come in and see
inc. l ean help you.
Geo. H. Currey
FOR SALE Chiffoniers, dressers, li
brary table, chairs- Hemstitching
' done the right way. Houghton's,
opposite Thorn's Grocery. 8-20-tf
i .
FOR SALE One 16-horsc power
thresher, cTngirie In iAl condition. ij
Write or phone W. T. Gridcr, R. K.iJ
LI. No. 1, U Grande. 8-20-3t.l
I;X)K .SALE Pony, suitable for driv- '
ing or riding; cheap. Phone 40'J-I
M. 2705 N. Fir. 8-20-2tp!S
II
FOR SALE Bicycle, good condition.!'
Phone 185-W. 8-20-otpi,
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Malic Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
From $5.00 to $1 1(5.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Hione 474-J Fir & Jefl'cmon
Portland Wheat Today.
(Hv A.-sociatcd Press)
PORTLAND, Aug. nk-IIard White
SUUvi Wc.-tern Red Slac.
FOR SALE Apples.
X avenue
East end ol
8-2U'2tp
FOR SALE Peach plums and sum
mer peaches. One block east of
flour mill. 8-20-ltp
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J FOR SALE Young Jersey row. 70S-5
hecond street. Phone 412-w. o
8-20-2tplg
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FOR HALEApartment house. .'Irdig
and Adams. Good income. $42"O.Oi). i 0
J1250.00 ca-h. Pyramid Land Co lo
8-zu-npi
'iirlland Market Today.
"fWiinr, Aug. 20. (AP) Steers,
stroNyto one (juarter higher; calves
steaK- to one quarter higher, in
.pS ,",0 cents higher; choice steers
H'SSto (S.0O; hogs one quarter
IiiXi; prime light 'J.M to 9.70;
h'k'n steady.
fcogv one cent higher; henneries
34 to (ents. i WANTED At the greenhouse dirt,
VVvT1' fin". Of "a cubes 42., cents I manure and sand. Who wants the
to " cents- ' j,,b? Cherry's Florists. , 8-20-tf
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ELECTRIC COOKERY
Opportunity Days SALE
Special showing of Ladies, Misses, Men's,
Hoys and Children's Underwear, in the famous
GOLD MEDAL and FITKITE BRANDS at
Bargain Prices.
50c Values, Ladies, Misses & Children's 39c
1 tiSc WueVMflfcsm'scA' '&"ninar'6ii,y.,:..,.'.l.'.'4.M
69c to 75c Values, Ladies, Misses & Childrens 58c
89c to $1.00 Values, Ladies, Misses and
Children's 71c
$1.2'J to $1.50 Values, Ladies, Misses and
Children's 89c
$1.(59 to $1.98 Values, Ladies, Misses and
Children's ...$1.0!)
89c Values Men's Nainsook (59c
98c to $1.23 Values, Men's Nainsook 79c
$1.23 to $1.39 Values, Men's lialhagens 89c
(59c to 89c Values, Boys' Balbagcns 55c
ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE
Service Economy
TODAY AND TUESDAY
dtkf-ts
Portland M
P-DKIi-AND, Au'. 2". No quota-1
rmrt- 'yesterday; Market closed on I
i Sunday.
Is Correct Cookery
$10.00 DOWN
Places an Electric Range in your home. See
them on display at
H. & S. Electric
107 Depot St. Sommer Hotel Bldg. Phone 393 -W
FOR SALE Extracted and ronib
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TRY TO FORGET THIS
PICTURE
This sympliony of life
played in lights and shad
ows, this rhapsody of the
city streets that conies
again long after you have
left thu theater and the
lights havo dimmed and
lures you hack witli its
magic.
Edwin. Carcve pu
Jlir.i
A First National Picture
8 rnforgctable Reels
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