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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1923)
Friday, October 5, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN i I 1 ' mmzvzsssssmmmmi mismsmsitwsssKE&st OFFICE CAT 1 1 i! lilLATRtS i TRACK MAKK real Milium s Now! the G Date or Kiearnax i mm m BY JUNIUS A WOltD TO T!fK wisi; Oh. riuppiT of ho piiiiiK'il Caci, Ho huldly IliniHt lor uicn to avv T)ls( How M-:v I'tioion.w is :K lOl.A )AX VS HI '.ST & I!cr tlltnl .ViiiimiV U:tml-rtiv g Onm'tlv Imiitui , l ! i; "Ifor Kntsil .MillioMM" Viola OnmiNg iH'Wi'Mt Mclro Murrtiu? vt-hkl., inxl on.- 2 of ihn Tno;l '!i;:i'iniiiK niul niinisiii' E", iiiol-1'iys or yv.ir in couuim lo i jfj '.lit' Shrrry UidUm Tutluy nn.l Satnr-lg tiuy, Mi.-s Itunu i-aiH it (lie Il-sI iik"-lS: I lure stlc li.-.s i-vcp m:uU Mini I hat iiimi ha:i aroust W tin lutrlH'si iMittht.: I - f anlicihaliMi aiiK.iii- liu- followei-M of ! t? . 11; is liny, vivaciomi cou;-t: nin i An.l this Ulioloi.lav c:ui woll ariMirdin;; io ;nivun-! nporiH, the :lMit lynt of wholosonw. roMIc- Wfl king ronu'dy, Hplrcl with (Inunalic; thrills mid urn prlsi's. l.iHlo Mlas NT slop to think anl nsk romps through tin rlosHy knit- ; jgj ii. ui iook III ;'' ni'iry in hit nio.-u vi'oroiui ami t fu Tho paint you now r.a fn-.-ly use, Tim I'niler fhuli will nn rnrrutlr And h-av' it. mat-kid as with tin; ' ' pox ' A hoint-ly race for mm io loailnt. Tho school hoys IHI iir there in Kointf lo he a fooihail pini; to morrow with the ahinini, o you suppose'., llicy could liavo mount ihiih , hjipiv? & MOSRY 7S f'AI.I.KI) "Mornir- HKt'SK OXK ItlSKS WITH IT. , vM half io Hf' (ionic danif bolihcd hair uml no skirls. I'VimmIoiii from (leht fs a hiir; nf rn'cilom (lull few proptr nrr iiillnmii'ly a'iiiiiiir(l v , c 'plating manmr. hi rin- roll 'ivn-aifhi nhiirph in dcclii-ou:-.. Inch powor, rnpiil-liri- roiiUMly ilr.inia. II. r I'olo ill -Hop Fatal .Minions" tflvt'H -Mis.-; an.i opportunity lo display Iht v-rKaii(. lah nts. Th Mlory ((tnri'rii--d wilh n pirl who "horrowiil jiw.ls, i'mih ami a limourinc (wiihout the knowlcil;;n of tln "h-mler:;") in onh'r to int-ct an old swi'Hhi on his own h'vol. .Mary ovi-n told I'Yort tliat iiho was thi wito of the rii'in-t map in town. So win n hr "hori'owii" limotiMini' iy wn-Wuil ! l-'n-.l nalui-ally tuk H h.-r to her "hus I hand';," lioiiic. Tlial's only tho htf- iutiiMK. "i a m tm b h ainiiMiiiK ami , jj j ::urpri':im; romptications. And tho ( nonnou pair nnn lone skn ts wrn-j mcl ho.:i Mary us' to mitan; ni-vi'P intt-nip-ii io ko toKi-ihi-p, saysjM-if nr scn-aniiiiffly funny. a lasnion nolo. 'I Mat m:ty hi hul; lj rii-tor Willhiin lh.niiiliinOi.-oi .Inn. irimj oxcpllcnl work in every phase of tho production. The story, which wan wrillen v Wil'l-Mii Ihnlhy I'elley. was ailaptid fni Uv screen ly Arthuff Statter. Tin- action was photojrraphed by John Arnold. , Miss lana'; supporting cast iii par- tirularly noteworthy. It inclmlcii llhinllv fl or. I (Hi AM;.n r,-r; l,..r'i- ist year was ovit two hun-iT.,.- . i.u.,,i r-.ww m i n..i .' Joy Winl hrop :nd others. oinrJy showing "llahles Welcome" 11.(1 LIIIT 1 r,MI - Tho motor toll in the miteil !Ktali-s last year was ovi-r two hun dred, says a m-ws dispatch. And Jlu-n the sports editop remarked: "If one-tenth this number were killed In football in ono yenp thert would be - a nat ion-wide agitation aKalnst suclv :;i'rle sport. The difference seems to ..be Hint Hie general public doesn't, play football., w hile most n-.-rybody j lias n chance to ko riding once in n ; .While." n il i i TUB MAN WKO IS GKNKJt ' Al.l.Y UKKI'lNti XKKhH A ; GOOD UOASTINfl. , hi:vi:-i: is svr:i;r. " Bies now there's an animal Whose praises I could never sinR'! Although I ain'l a thins1 nin 'em I'd like lo jub a siliwr in 'em. With the rains we .tret now and Jthen. a few puddhfi of water is sure lo n-sidt at tin si reel corners. And of course the dear yomi.tr b' now nut on their silken stoekinKi , providing their calves are well shap ed. A I.a Ornndr tnaii was liehl up and robbed V( (liiesilay -1ifam near the scbod house. , Wo Ihnuuht the K'otinils smiouiidin Hip sehoollKrtlse were too well pa ti'olled to perinll any wrmy (hi-iii'.-.s wiliiiii s'viral libn-U-; al lra-l l lull's what onit ol ihr yiHiiiK'-lrrs I'laimed. ST All SATI'IIDAY AMI SI NDAY IH'KTIX r.U( .M i'O.MIVt; IN FILM or I'AK XOU' Dual in Karnum, t lie popular star i of the William l-'ox const eUnt ion. will soon 1k seen in this city at the Star theairo in a George Coodehiid story, "llnckinff 1 he Harrier," which deals with Hie intense cold of the Kar North and ihe whols. s line we rmt h of a wo ma n's love. Tn t lie character of a Klondike miner, l-'arnum is at his liisi ironic besl. ('liven a slronjf and hribiant cast, the capable l-'ox star has pro- jK (lnce.l :i twilfnl;iv nf irre.il virtlit V 5?2 The photography of the vast pans.'H of snow tflitterin under .Vorihern sun. of the lithesome doir the frost-laden firs beneath tiuir frigid burdens, ami of the rijrid loneliness of it all. will fi'-nd a I hrUl through 1 lie spectator. This unusual photographic reprodiir Hon ror the-- TiiciTihff 'V,etH her of the wmier in ine moikpki' regions is py.fl laieian Androll. or"- of ' Tm rs. Ami I , iris must 1 lrai"a fikimmniRr Kbinoun!y ,.jnKHtJ niountinp; drills, of tin fi School d; 1 ll j II T '-tliey ys are not usher in the .1 for one i neasin. Tl's a wonder that Iho scientist;: didn'l say that ihe Japanese i-ailh-riuake and Berkeley fin- disaHteri were due lo the activity of the Mappers. amen in filmdop. I directed the pie- I'retty appears in ! credited tr Ihe finest I'olin I'aiupbell lure, ami Arline liu feminine lead. "lluckin the Hairier." and an A!1 St. John comedy of two reels will ; be H'tn al the star Theatre S.ii;;r-; day and Sunday. j .Ihe LA GRANDE MAKKETS TODAY Top IMtv .Markrts. Jlanch cn's, -!i cents doen. l-IaKlo Valley lomators, luc lb; $1.1 T. box. Cabhae, ?, to S cents, top quality. Flour, straisht $l.!ta, patent $2.(ir,, Wasliiiiiilon hard wheal, $L2r. Waternielons, It cents pound, reaches. lis rent.' lo $l.:ir, t 'antalonpej;, 1 n cents. Lemons, r: to ',& rents per dozen, y (Iran Res, metlium tT ments, larjre !io rents. Sweet potatoes. 1'r per lb. Ground Cherries 1 " cents per lb. h'lorhla j;ra permit. 2S cenM. Slrawherrics, 2 box : for 2f rents, lllaekt.erries, in cents box. Kr.-di Spinach, 1" cents pr pound. Cui'uniher.-!. pickiim, :!;' ient;i pr tXi'Uon. StrniK beans. 1 rents per pound. Head lettuce. IT. cents, 2 for 2.V. ( "ai-rots 1 a rents bunch. Tnr:di.s. Hi cents p r hunch. On en popp. rs. I .' e rrrar ec nts r in. nt:; ' r lb. i. 2." ci'.l.; per Is P' r lb.. i nts per Hi. rents 1 pound; J. peppe :tly Kin?: ponn.l. Tokay p rapes, 2 rem.'i per bnsk t. Concord piapes, per basket. Hubbard Mpiasli. : e.-nt.i per lb. I'limpkin-:. c- ni." per lb. New polaio . :t rents per pound. Itnisins. I-'- i eent.'! p'r pound. Cane siis.tr. SI l..1 I- r 1"" lbs. Tillamook "h-ee, 4' rents p- pound. Crami r- butt $I.ir 2 iiounds Urn:;, is rents. lleef loin and flat bone, 2.. r. t Pot roasts. 1 r to is rents. I'.et f boil, S. M and 1 : rrnt. bltnb rhops. rents. Shouldi r l-inib h'M - r. nt. I e- of Imii. 4" rent". 1'ork. hole .hnuld r. 1 c-at- I'ork. shoul.br r".'St. L'-i rents . I'ork ( hop:,. ;'S r nts. i Steak. 2'l to 2." r. ; t;a-oIine 22e. Coal PriiT;. , Minn run :n:d 'int. 1 2 b tiv Kpff nnd Move, Si-' ib'Iiv.-r-d. Lump, $12.0 to $i:i, deliver. . I. Hostcr Arllsls lo Meet. CINCI.NATf. (AH) Many of frreatest ai l islr. and art iearh'TM in ; the worlil are expected here n.-l 1 week to Miend the annual eon-! vent ion of the Hosier Adv.-i-tisinv: Associal ion, arronlintr lo officers of ( Hie association. A pprovimab-ly one : thousand deletrab M will be pres. nt. ' The (p-peral juibtle h.:s been in vitetl In attend all a. spoils in order thai it may learn of w !i:.t the t it people are t ryinj,' I o 111 tluir cru:;:ide lor clean ouldoor! advert i:t!nir. The or;.'a nia t ion, ac- j fcgj cording to the officers, .bus not fro j ; in for erect ion of bill boards but j lj considers I hem an "alius. " nf out - j (?ffl door advertising. niililnnr 'IBS i'i- I'.'in VJ l.iiinlnti's Sinallil AMm I- ,ik- l l.ONPON', (IXS) A r. iil I u ninn hkviI 21 wlio h:in I ho up pwir.'lliri' or a hoy or lll Im o iik:i Jl i lIic nlt. ntion 01 l.on.loii hospital hiii1 con.H anil !iH'(ii':il HcU'nl ists ItH-ltulitr--1 :il physician. ,3 Tin- murkest way to aehl loin is to study the blisters on acquired. i enl! per lb. WnOORQWASHER The World's Most Famous Washing Machine ONLY $1.00 DOWN Hares this washer in your home La Grande Brokerage Co. Cor. Jefferson & Fir Phone Main ")!)." Brings Joi ward dozi ns of uniiiatchahle bargains and reiiiein'oer low prices mean nothing unless tied to quality nierchandisc. Carr's guarantees cverylhinff he sells to be of super-quality. Klearl'ax Rn;,rs are sold at one price anywhere in the United States, the price boinjr regulated by the inanuiaclurer but CARR PUTS HIS OWN PRICE ON MERCI1AN DISK and absolute ly refuses to have any manufacturer specify what he shall sell an article for. Remember CARR'S SELLS FOR LESS because we are satisfied vith- small profit. YOUR CREDIT IS coon f fttHW.Wlfl WE CHARGE NO INTEREST n $49 Klearflax Rug, 9 x 12 $0 0.50 $26 Klearflax Rug, 6x9 $16.50 Klearflax Rug, Al2 W2 .35 $ 1 o $9 Klearflax Rug, 3x6 .75 $5.00 Klearflax Rug, 27 x 54 in. $Q.75 uortiioKiifT . tr iTMmrJi rrr ittth ?wi Sale! Beds, .Springs, Mattresses! Simmons Red $16.65 Kx;icl!y. like illustration willi 2 incli c:m limimif. )(st and nine lame size oviil rilling rods. ..This hod in ivory or Ycrnis Martin finish in full or twin yi.O. A resil viilut' at tin- Bed Room Suite, One Third Off sale price W- - - 1 ril!!l!ii.'li:;"l 1" ; n; i i sie.ti.i Simmons Spring ;rr-ti $7.50 : ; Simmons! Spiinirs willi heavy oval side : '-':. . tubes, galvanized rust proof link lahrie to . ? with hiiical rprins vutlr.. (I'uaianteed not to hmk. Fell Mattress x" tic mmlk w. elean cotton bats felled in a Sf1 i) insure greater comfort and ' rvire. are used in this matiress. ' Only lie manner to longest ser Made with roll edKe and round corners I'overed with good y.rado of art ticking 1 W&m 3M1 mm FIVli-PIECE IVORY RED ROOM SUITE Regular $223.25 $148.75 Similar tn illustration, consists of 12-iiuh dresser wilh larfre 222S mirror; vanity dresser wilh triple mirror; full size bed; bench with blue covered seat an.l nijfht stand. This suite is beautifully finished in ivory, high liKhled in old ivory. All drawers have' center guides. 'I'll is is one of our biuh K'rade suites and at this price is an extraordin ary bargain Heaters That Operate Economically Here you will find complete slocks oT healers, for coal, wod or comhin'ntion in various styles and all :-;l7.es, at prices ransinf? from S10.2.") and up. Your Old Heater Accepted at Its Full Worth On Payment Of a New One. $1 Down Deliver;; any Healer in Our Slore to Your Home. I'ay ihe lialance in Small Weekly or Monthly Payments. CARH'S iiauc;?: NO I.NTKIUOST ' . ft !,- r": ' 2 it li if v . i. .: uc Wife -A ,i 1 i i t i i n Qiieen Ann Dining Suite Regular ?1 05.00 $83.50 A fine t:;ie of the Queen Ann Period. This suilo consist of oblmur table -l.lxfiO inches, extends to full t;i feet when open; four heavy chairs upholstered with genuine blue leather, full slip seats, iicnutifully fin ished in walnut. Sale! Cocoa Door Mats You need one of these door mats for the lainy weal Iter. A pood heavy cocoa fibre mat, .size ll:,21 inches. Special for - $1 Ranges Illustrated below is a ratine with s:iioolh polished lop, one piece full while enamel hack splasher; all doors are also while enamel and the elegant niekle (riiiimiiitf make this one of the handsomest looUinp,' ranges made. Tho baking and cooking qualities carry a full guarantee for satisfaction. A wonderful range for only SN.".()() Your Old Kan ire Taken In Exchange For a New One, Allowing Its Full Worth as First Payment. ' $1 Down Delivers This Range To Your Home. NO INTKKKST' (IIAIKiKI) O.N THE IJAI.ANCK no Down Delivers- Any Klearflax Rug to Your Home Klearflax Linen Rugs are one of the most durable floor covering you can, buy. Al! linen closely woven, heavy body that lies flat on the floor and wears indefinitely. You can clean it easily, for being linen, it i moth proof and does not readily absorb dirt. Dozens of Rugs in This Sale in Plain Colors, Plain With Banded Border, Pickwick Designs in 'Shades. of Taupe, Grey, Blue, Brown, Mole and Other Desireable Colors. Come-Acd See The Rugs, Note The Prices THEN COMPARE j $38.00 Klearflax Rug, 8 x 10