La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1923, Image 8

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    Wednesday, August 20, 1923.
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Evening Attire
Wlicn a man buys evening clothes,
the (iiestion of correctness is his
chief concern. He knows instinc
tively that the real charm of eve
ning attire is based on its unswerv
ing fidelity to good form, to those
subtle niceties of style and. tailor-,
ing which tradition firmly demands.
Evening clothes tailored by us are
in exquisite good taste. They are
correct in every essential of good
workmanship, style and fabric, and
will render the most satisfactoiy
of seivice. Made of fine serges
and unfinished worsteds in diag
onals and invisible herringbone,
richly trimmed.
Flue sweeping.
Observer.
Leave.
orders at
8-23-btp
' Hut Weather Disease.
Disorders of the bowels arc ex
tremely dunirerous, particularly dur
ing the hut wouUif? of the - summer
months, awl in oiucr ui protect'
yourself anil family "KBiiist a sud-'
den attack Ret a bottle or Cham
berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. It can be depended upon. Many
have tcsuiicu 10 n vAcauciice.-aav.
Have yon seen fairer auoul paint
ing you car. Phona 817-J. Shop at
1902 Greenwood SU t-17-lm
School Books.
At Kilverrhom-Wrijfht's familv
UiUK Store. 2-28-tf.
Ho Isn't u true statesman unless he
thinks tin world will bo to Ilia dogs If
he can't have hiB own way.
Notice.
Men's hinh (trade dress shoes,
&!.. from factory to wearer. Moc-
'casin pack boots made to order. Call
541-J- B--htp
Watch Saturday's puper for Cher
rrg 1 crn sale announcement. .8-29-31
School Books.
c
Gel It Tailored by
( .
La Grande's Quality Store for Men.
201 Depot St.
FAMOUS M1EXCII ItliCH'KS
By Alice Lnnffelier
(I. N. S. Staff Correspondent)
Errs A I.n A u r ore
PARIS. KKgs a la nurore make
dium to (rood, $4 to $4.M; fair to
niciliuin, $-J.M to $1; cnmmnii cows,
2."W to $:i.50, canners, $l.f() to $231);
hulls, f.i.X to ?l.2ii choice feeders.
$5 to $".2j; lair to (rood, $4.M to an excellent hors d'ocuvrc when one
$f; ehuice dairy calves !) to $in;Ures of the usual cool salads.
prime 11.1, ,8 to $!,: heavy, ff to $8. and rank witi, su..'' wale?
PORTLAND. (AP). Cattle stead,;' . ""-'s,.T ' . .I'-.5'. nom?-the irrninx remain separate. JlLikc
hnirs steady, prime liKht, $10 to ' "k. " a t! irk bed of it on a lurKc pla'ter-
$10.25; sheep slcadv; circs, selects : heavy, ill) to .(00 pounds, SH.oll to; ij haul as many cbrs us needed
firm, undergrade wenk; bultcr film. ! m Pnds am up, $7.n0 to nn, distribute Vcr the rice.
jMoll; rouirh heavy. $b to $7.o0; fat M.lkp a K00( lomato Kau,.e lV.it.
Vostcrday tirain Market iif, 8.iiy to .p.7r; feeders, $8.7o the pulp f f.edi '; mntoes and pour
' PORT '"aND. ( AP, llaid while, II" -f. . Its' lu Ih. ;t over l':o er. ... on the nee.
n s Uiiuit. An,rt $107: Seiitein-:''-."." ' .., i Mcrvo wiuie warm.
of nee
tha
A larne stock school books and
material u-ed in the school rooms;
vou will find at Silverthorn-Wright's;
family DniK Store. 2-28-tf.j
Effie Ainsworth desires your sup-i
port for the hathiiiR beauty jDance.l
August ill, iuocr nan. b-ib-u
Oh, liov! Are you going to the
Bathing iKeauty Dance, Zubor Hall.
August 317 Under auspices I.d
Grande American Legion. 8-18-tf
Kvory ticket purchased adds 100
votes tu the girl's credit for bathing j
beauty contest. Dance at Zuber;
Kail, August 31, under auspices Lai
Grande American Legion. 8-18-tf
Fern sale at Cherrys Flower Store'
al! next week. Watch Saturday's
paper fur the large advertisement.
. iT-29-31
Cause or Appendtoitig.
When the bowels are constipated,
tho lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse matter,
that Is made up largely of germs.
These (terms enter the vermiform
appendix and set up inflammation,
which is commonly known as appen
dicitis. Take Chamberlain's Tablets
when needed and keep your bowels
regular and you have little to fear
from appendicitis. adv.
! Pick your girl and buy a ticket
Tiling in your used School Books: to the American Legion Dance, Au
carlv to get best terms- Newlin Book.gust 31, Zuber Hall. 8-18-tf
& Stationery Co. 8-21-tf j ' ,
White Rotary 'sewing machines.
Tho I.iiiKPNt Chain Depai tmenf.
"Sloie Oiaiization in the World"
Lady Like
Corsets ;
Mi Ilia IV Mmlii
Gcraldina
Hats
rt j.J
Mo 475 DEPARTMENT STORES
Silk and Wool Dresses
Follow Dictates of Fashion
But they do so at remarkably low prices at our Store! Here
three Dresses which illustrate the excellent values you will
find here.
The Poiret Twill Dress on the left displays the
new circular flounce skirt with pcplum. The Rus
sian blouse usist is stitched in green and black, and
lined with silk jersey. The belt is finished with a
fancy buckle. Navy and brown in sizes 16 lo 44.
.D
The Dress in the center is
made of Crepe de Chine in
navy, black, and brown. The
panels and loose sleeves are
trimmed with fancy braid. A
verv neat, becoming dress for
Fall.
Juleps
On the right Is a Dress of
Canton Crepe with a blouse
eflect. Beautifully beaded.
Sizes 16 to 4 4. In navy,
brown, and black. A very
attractive model I
.The Largest Chain Department,
Store Organization in the World"
bet, Sl.Oli; nft while, August, $1.00;
;?L'..io 1 $:.
I Miccp Steady. 'Iloccipts, none.
Fast of the mountain lambs, $10 to
valley, $10 to $10.50;
Pineapple Pudding.
P" IMS. in a little hotel
Kcplcinhei', $1.04; western' white, Au-:,j()7-, cwl,K
f,, ... , - i .moilium, Hi.tiu to Rill; eommoiii t,,i,-.,, '.t m r,..,.. i,,.r
"Bui. o tho Itothschtld f"mily is now pre-
11101, vjgu.n, .i.ui; Muraiji , l(, ,,,,-. (. $7 t() m,0
!Wc; Northern spring, .August $1.01; 7.50 t fH h
bepUir.ber, 00c; western red, Au-1 ;,,, .n,,,.,
Outs No. 2 while feed, August,
$20; September, $25.00; No. 2 Bray,
no (luulntious.
t'jrn No. 2 K. V. shipment, Au
gust, $a7; September, Hi'"
pie-
heavy wntbi's
$1.50 lo $5.50.
SJ5.50 to $0:
$0 to
$0.50;
ewes.
. I'ortl.iliil 1 ntllr .Miirket. .
(Vesterdav
POIITI.ANI). Ore. (AD Cattle
Weak, tu .'10 loail' hidii icr;.
selling lower. No receipts, Choice ;
steers, $7 to $7.50; medium tu good,)
$i.o0 to $ij fair to medium, $oo0 to "illjuek" 11: ti.
ffi..i(; common t:i fair, $l.o0 tu $o,o0; win, toint ti loiotleifi;
Porllantl Markcl
( Vestet dav
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)
Steady. Current receipts, ;t0 to Itlc; inp nlatter
pullets, 20 t 27c; hcnneiy
uiic; ilclivered Portland.
Itlltter l'irm. Fxlra eir.os,
to 4;tc; undergiades, to
prints, :i7c; cartons, inc.
iniiiig tooth-one dishes 'or the
lucky guests who happen to run
uuoii this soot.
( "Croute a l,aiianas,', which is a
j Kind of nineapple puddiru, is one
of his favorite desserts. lie says to
first fry hnlf slices of bread in 'good
. f.'T" ''uHc- 'l-ny them on a large sorv-
Cook as many slices of
Used' school books bought and sold
on a fair basis at Newlin Pook
Stoic. .. . 8-21-trf
Box Wood
We can fill your orders noiy
Whiie Pine Box and ' Lumbr Co.,
Phone Main D98. 7-28-tf.
t Kox Wood Box Wood
Put 'in, your winter's supply
good fh'V box wood now.
White, Pine Box & Lumber Co.
of
Rent, sell and repair, Dress-making
course free.. New Foley Bldg. Phone
683 W-iKj' ' ; f 8-14-lm.
-. T"U 111 l.v ,-t.n,.l l,nt2 m.il
"supplies for. all and plenty of help I 'lccorditig to the plans and .specifi
1,. ,,i,o...i i .Di .mietrlif nt I cations of sutd liiipi'ovemeiit, nov
the -Newlin. Book & Sta.tioi.ery Co.!"1' ' ll'c. . JS . ,lhc .pjtV
. ... . o..)i,.j, ; Recorder of 'said City. A deposit of
win ue reiiuiiL-d jui suu ot
Call For Bids. lof seven-thirty p. in. September olh,
11023, at the Commission room In
Scaled bids ivill be received by the City Building ut La Grande,
the Commission of the City ofj La Oregon, umi.mul be neeonip-inicd .by
Grande, 'Oregon, for the construe certified check in favor of the
v.iy i I .U iii aiuif:, y.ji ugon, in iiiu
amount of ten (10) per cent of tho
amount of bid, as a -guarantee '.of
tion of the improvement in Im
provement District number 12C, with
in the City of La Grande, Oregon,
' School Books.
' Everything for the school children
rtt Kllverthnrn - WVieht's familv
20-lf I Drug Store.' ' 8-28-tf.
" lo nuicann e as von have lonst. witli
enough sugar to make a thick syrup.
,4'-J Add a bit of lemon or orange iuicc
He; and a bit of vanilla to taste
Place a slice of pineapple
earn piece ol
Ann Arlinp. Times, News: Nearlvk
every movie star Is trying inurriase )
aaln. .... j ; '
lone Zabcl asks that you buy a !
ticket to. the American Lesion dance, if ...
Zuber ll'njl, August 31. Every ticket 1 .
100 votes towards bathing beauty toJ .
represent 11 Grande at Seaside. it
8-18-tf '1
Plans and Specifications, which
amount will be refunded if bidder
is unsuccessful, and returns same
to this office.
Bids will be received to the hour
the acceptance and completion of
contract, if awarded- Checks will
now be returned to unsuccessful bid
ders.
The commission reserves the
riy;ht to reject, any or all bids.
Hy order of tho Commission August
22, 11)2.
J. E. STEARNS .
. Recorder.
Auk. 21-101.
Did You Hear
the News
IllPf'P of t nils! uiifl tirtiit' rhn
mime niMcd lo one umir-n ii ,.11
cjioiire heifers, $5
(Yw: niicl hpilpt.'
$tfi0 tn ,i
Cll'Hi'H hontli'Ki.T:; Inw-imic
ij 1)10- lllf Mi'vcn-iip-
Thin, will) 11m
iimkt:i it much
eg
SHER
LAST DAY
55
'RY-S!
TODAY
IIACKKK COUSINS HOLD
KECMON; 151) OF THEM
(By I. N. S.)
MADISON, Wis. Thcro were 150
cousins present nt the last reunion
of the "Hacker Cousins" hold here
recently. Reunions of these eousins
have been held annually for the last
18 years. The group represented
Wisconsin. Illiiioi.i and California.
Lancelot A. Gordon, Assistant Sec
retary of State of Wisconsin, ad
dressed the gathering.
The Hazelwood ice cream ia dclic- 5
uI""ious. It is nlwuys well frozen anil:'
ready to serve- The Brick ice cream ,
is a 'fine dessert and Snrved in slices. 1 1
the sherbet is always just right. ;
i on can nuy uie iiiizciwuuu uruuu ,
only at Siiverthorn-Wright's fain-!;
ily li'tig Store. They keep open tillij a,.,,...., TTinl
II o'elnet oneh lli.rllt. 8-28-tf. I Si LOUntV bCnOOlfa. T 111(1
We are', the . authorized
agents T 'for..; all.' books
used . in . the' City and
I ooooo.oooooooouoooooooooooo
BOB
II
REX BEACH'S
ron
"The I
trrr
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A story of the mighty achieveinents and tlirill
ing adventures of luave men and devoted wom
en in the building of the iioneer railroad
through the Alaskan wilderness.
A Sensational Railroad Melodrama
Also (he Last of the
"I'lClITINt; l!I,()OI" KTOKIKK-KOl'M) 12
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3
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for tills column must be
In by 10:00 a, m.
I oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends fin
1 their kind assistance and fjr the
sympathy extended lo us during out
recent bereavement. Our htauks arc
also extemieu lor the beautiful floral
ufferings.
8-20-lt IKE ISONSKL.
Ilathing lleauty Iianre, August SI.
Zuber Hall, under uuspiccs Ln Grande
American Legion. 8-18-tf
A lilek town Is a pluee w here a tiro
Is ciiiiHiilereil an elitertaiulueiit.
N nl Ire To All Brother Eagles.
There will be special items of hu-
' mess at our regular meeting r rnlav.
I August Hist. II. T. Edward-. See
I 8-2V-;;t
Same Old Story ilut a (,ood One.
Mrs. Mahaln Mums, Savanna, Mo.
relate.-i an experience, .the like of
which has happened in almost every
neighborhood in this country and ha
been told and related by thousands
of others, as follows; "1 used n bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrho
ea Remedy about nine years age
and it cured me of flux (dysentery.)
1 had another attack of the saine
complaint three or tour years age
and H few doses of this remedy cur
ed inc. 1 hav recomen.led 'it to
do)'.?ns of people i-incc I f it t used
(il and slial continue to do so for I
iknow it in a quick and peirive cure
Jfor bowel troubles." adv. '
A shark s hide is thick enough for
si leather, but this Isn't newa to
one who has asked one ot them for
the rates at his se.ishoro hotel.
School supplies at the Newlin P.onk
Store lira of the highest quality,
with most reasonable prices.
8-29-lt
Box wood, $3.00. Call
Main 547.
7-10-tf.
Fair treatment, p-iven VOlir chil
dren when buying school books and , jng OUTS,
supplies at Newlin Book & Station- ;
cry Co. 8-2,1-tf ; . .f..
! out just wliat your chil
li drcn will need for the
!' new term and make se
1 Mcction now. v . .'
Don't Mr a Table t or
Pencil without first scc-
Notice. , 1
All-wool suit or overcoat, union J
made to order, $28.00. Little boys' i
suits made to order, from H to 18.
Phone 541-J. 8-2u-6tp J
Baby
IIemstitcliiiir at tho Art &
Shon. Siiinmni- Hotel Bldg. Adv.
7-9-tf.
Newlin Drug
Gompany
I'riM- Ilelhei y Si-rihw
. rilOMJ MAIS 10
Any outstanding bills agaimit the i .
1 S-:i La Grande baseball club must
be meseiited to W. C- Crews before , -""
Seplember 1st. S-211-ltp
To Owners of
Talking-Machines
RED SEAL'KECORI)
Go At
K)-ineh Red Seal
12-inch Red Seal
'12-inch Red Seal
12-ineh Red Seal
12-inch Red Seal
12-inch Red Seal
12-inch Red Seal
Former New
Price Price
...$1.25 91.00
..MM) $1.25
....$1.75 $1.50
.. $2.00 $1.75
.....fiO $2.00
..,$3.00 $2.25
...$3.50 $2.50
Visit Our Big Sale
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co.
.... I . M.I.L .. .
1 1
Real Valu
eS-'-Get Them Now
IDAHO WATERMELONS, lb
.MILTON ELP.ERTA PEACHES, box
MILTON TOMATOES, Ikx
EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES, box
. li v,c OOLI )EN J1ANTAM COIiN, dozen
...90c ROCKY FOPvI) CANTALOUPES, 1 for
....85c Crate 15 Larpe Ones
....98c BLACKBERRIES, crate
20c
25c
$2.3!)
Sl.'JO
PROMIT MOTOR DELIVERY
MAIN 19
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
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