La Grande evening observer., November 06, 1923, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FULL WHEAT 15
I paper by tin; pound at 2Sc. 4yc, Cue'
mid 75it. ,. 1 1-6-lf
IN A
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j A laco oxford with fliU find, linea bt
-vf last : and upper. Made in lun uiid
V hlack.
To Stay Good Looking
; Your shoes must start with something more than
'smart style. Your foot shape must be built in to
stay to the end. Each Bostonian style is built for
!a different type of foot. That is why Bostonians
'are famous as the good-looking shoes that fit
The Ladle .Mitutfon Society of tin;
'Aon Miihcrun church will givu a ba
zaar oh November 1 7lh, ut Hie l,a
Grande luviutiuent Co.. bcflnnliiK at
lo o'elocli. All KlndH or fancy UilriKH
will Ik- on Male, Tin-re will uIko be u
cundy sale. 11-5-1 11
1'opul-tr canities In hulk and In
boxen. Why not let us allow you cx
I cedent cundy for reasonable prices.
We offer you Hiu het valucH In the
cily. Silvc.Tiliorn-WriKhfa Kamlly
ltufc Store. 11-3-lf
School ritildn n Notice
Wo hulf-Holi; shoes for Goc pair.
All otheiH 7.c and $1.00. 709 Hoc
nd und C. Ave. 10-20-liiip
While Kolary Hewing machine.
I ten i, e und repair. JtrosHinaklnj;
course lice. New Foley iJIdtf. I'hono !
fiS3-W. j
Whil Hotiiry aewlnK machines.
m
Weslenhaver & Gilbert
201 Depot St.
Train lilt Aiilo; I Hurl.
( ' HT6lt!A...' Or. '; An ' aiiKi.iiol.il ',
UrlTen.oj"!.4. i. -f.e und oeeijiiid hy
ilrrre oilier men, wan V -nek I v a
Inlln at. (lift rntrnnee Ih'i liort
nilnuls miU wiih liiidlv ureiked litia
afternoon. .
.One of, lh oeeuimnl'i. ii.-inu'.l llru- i
nld,.wu nllglilly Inured, nil the I
Ofh'TM i'Heped linlmrt. I Tit V
Thf rlmi who "cun'l, control lilH
temper" lnm never hud tlui zootl for-
liini' to iiri'KH IiIk cli in njfuliiHl all of
flelent hi I uf KnuekleH.
Correct I his Heiitenoe: "l)nn'l worry
nl.oul your low ki-uiIch Hon." roiiHuled
I hi' I'ltllii-r; " J know you did your
brut."
AN OHSKHVKIt WANT All
'pOUND it! " said (lie man
, JCwho asked for a strong
cigar and got a mild one. l ie
didn't know a cigar could be .
'.. ai fragrant and as mild n
this one.
JMjild as a May Morning
:. .v, ana as iragranc
WALLOWA. (Special) The (,'rcal
cr part of the Heedini? of full wheat
in ucIiik fintHlu'd up lhin wm-U. Tin'
rulnH of JaHt iiionlh iul thr ground
111 thr bi'Dt of Condition for wi'diliK.
Most faniiirn wrn: bo shoit-linndfj
(hut thry found It liiipoHHllih' to com- '
nirnci! Hrrdlni; before th iddlf and
lallrr part of OetolnT. Where the
r.rraln wiih Hown in tile early part o
the month it h hIiowIhk up nie.'ly,
anil will Kel, a ffood atart before win
ter. However, luileli of liii: late kow
Inrf will not Ket up unleHH the .ivrulh-
it Hlayil opi.'ii for u couple of woi-1:h
yel.
Chun. Hunter Iiuh Ij.en IhreHhmu
hlH crop of fall wheat Ihe iiasl hi-v-
ral dayn, the Kraili wiih hound and
iiv III Hie HIIOCK OVtT IWO IIIOIIUIH l,.nt Kelt nn.l ....t.ttlr 1 Ij.m.,. Il..
ho, out wiih a larKi; crop o: harli-y , eourHe r N'..w l.v.lev ltl.li' pi.np
and oalH on hi valley rurms, lie was 6S3-W. S-2I tf
unable to atari tlireHhini,' wheal un-
til Ihe rains of October Het In. delay- A real dandrufr eradiealor. A pre
inif IlireshliiB several weela. He has paralioa that slops the hair from
about two hundred and sixly acres talllm," out. slops itehini; of Hie si-alp
yet to thresh. j itn.l doi a II ouiekly. II is our Oer-
Mr. O'llrien, atlorney for Ihe Jn- ' uiieide and lianilruff Kradlcator. II
lernatlonal Jlarvesler company. m Hells for 75c u boltle. Why not try
in town the last of the week on IniHi- ( hero is no other preparation
Hess for (he company. .Mr. o'lJrlrn ,,1!it Klvi-s onlck relief and for ho Itt
llves in J'ortland. r He iiioney.'Silverthorn-WriKlit's l-'alu-
An auction sale of the llveslocl; and "y J'rUB S1"" - U-C-lf
machinery of K. O. Allen. Ilvinjr near,' '
I.OHIInc was held Wednesday. Ill loli.T lor ,,Uls- j
31. All stock and marhinerv Ih r... ' '
ported to have sold well ! Sealed 1)1. H will bi: received by Ihn
tfood prices. .Mr. Allen, belnir 111 ralh- ! ,''"i"lson ('y f La Grande. I
er poor heallh decided to relieve iiiiii- r''';""' for Hie construction of the
sell of the cares of Ihe ranch und bo 1 '"'Ii'ovenient In Improvement Ulstrict
to a lower altitude. number 1114. within the Cily of I,a J
.. . . (irande., flrcBon. ancordlns to Hip J
....... ,.j iiiie iiiomiib a Iliresll
Inif outfit un the K. It. KiiKiish farin
on the hill uorliieaHt of town Ihe sep
arator was upset, considerable d:iln-
plun.l and Hpecificallons of said ini.
provcmetil. now on file in Ihe office
of Ihe Cily Recorder of said city.
"7 ,u " ""' '""-Ifor set of pfmis and specifications,
chine, Ihe elevator on one side be. I ,,. I1Illollllt wn ,. ,.,,,,.,, ,r
"" ' """'""n. eoiiuniiieiy no bidder is unsuccessful
one wiih hurt. The move was belni: ! u-.,.,. i n,i iii,.
niaue iroui one selllllir lo alio her
and returns
Ilids will lie received to the hour
of seven-lhlily I'. iM. November 14th.
lfl-3, .at I hu ( 'ommlHslon room In the
City lltillditlK at l.a Cirande, Oregon,
and must be. acconilianled bv a cer-
releas -d to a titled chock In favor of tho City of
on the limi'l ! I u flrande. (IreL'nn In II. e iiiiinn.il ..r
part of the field, and In passlnir over
Homo Bleep (round they luul been
UHinif the brakes, a rock had been
Hlldlnc In front of one rear wheel.
whllelhe brakes we
point where the win
o. ., e ...acme o,pp lm a , t,,n (in) per cent of Ihe amount of
noie. ai i no same time the upper ; 1,1, 1 ml.,r., i.. r n,.. ;
and completion of contract, if award- I
wheel passed over Ihe rock, throw
Inn the heavy machine In such a tip
ping position II was Impossible lo
keep it from KoinfJT on over. The
ilunuiKcd pints are bulnit repaired, the
owners expectlni; to be at work In
u few days.
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FIND
IT
HERE
ed. ChccliH will i-o returned to un
MUeeeiisful bhlilers.
The coninilsBion resptms the rlghl
to reject any and all bids.
Hy order of Iho City Comm'sslon
October 31st, m3. ;
J. K. STKAIINS.
v y.Iiecordor of the Uty ot
y . . Ia Granle, Oregon.
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,v r ItMrlbulnl Mr
' -I.A idt.iMu: (.inn i;nv co.
SHERRY'S
LAST TIJIK TODAY
ELMER CLIFTON'S
"DOW
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SEA IN
SHIPS"
o wupy tor tnis column munt bo o
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.Vol Ice.
l(i. (ill reward will be paid fur
name of outlaw tipping over monu
ments at Ifilli K avenue. 10. C. I invi.l.
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Dr MORSE'S
INDIAN
ROOT PILLS
THRIVE out the bodr
- patsonf . Keep well.
Knp ibe system actlre
Relier csulipatioiL
ST
c.i f-(PII IS
Tlin G. 1. A. to the 11. of I,. M.
have u coo lied food Hide Wethieaday,
Nuveinber 7lh. ul the linilidc Uonde
.Meat .latket. ll-fi-LM
I'rec free.
Heinitiflll $10.00 fern to be Kivn
nwfiy for a intnie for on p;i
I'nroKri is. Send in your mines be
fore Nov. I6tl. Cherrys Kloriwla.
1'or v
2 52-W,
.N i Hlcp.
pei t piano
liniiiif; phone
M-l-'liii
If you want u late bieaUl;isl in Hie
way of a Uk'ht hoi liineh. drop In at
Silver! Imrn-WriKbt '8 soda finini.iin.
They will wait upmi you nuieUly uu! :
at prlci you can't overlook. They i
keep open every day and lale. !
M-G-lf ;
Tlin ladi'-H of Ihe Ikiplisl cliiireh !
will Kive a lla.ajir tn the Mtlnu Kier- (
trie Store, December ft-lt. t I -,'!-:! I I
All preNciiptionN prepared pronipt
ly and delivered at your home with
out exlm cost n( our place. Sllwr-lliorn-Wi-ii:ht'H
Kaiutly Imiik Store.
l-'iue i t oh. h. $:'.ne and $::.ei
doen. All home KiOWIl. Cherry l"!u-
riais. 1 1 .5.1:1
breath-(akin; battle with an enraged 90-lun
bull whale, in a (ale replete with thrills,
Romance and Adventure.
, !) WONDERFl'L HKELS
hot veal nr luef H.uiduicli with1
iiiiihfi potalot s ii 11 britwn ki.iw, j
alno bet chicken sandw iche.s in corn t
hu.sk.H are M.Me.l ai our tnid-ilav ,
lunch. t 'old s.indw b lies and hot ,
htckell tauinles. hoiiie-inatb' in, hot .
chocolate, and col fee f h whtpp.-tl ;
crctun. hot nialt' tl milk nei. .1 at all ;
hoiirn ol Ihe day at our s.ula fotin- 1
lain. t Mtr linn lu-iiiiH are leit r atil
eo.st yuii le.ss tit St lv ert horn- ri;.: h ;
I ainil iM utc Store. 1 I -ti.;i
Homes Wiiii let i t c-ntr, 1
We have many clients who d .strc ;
one utory lioueH with the inod'Tn '
con eiilt iu i s, I 'or your can rut enn
ttlderalion. phone or call Win. Miller :
llcmollU'hlnir. I'Iimiiid;.
i Itutton tiolen. buttons covered.
(Mampiiik. Mull ord- is Kiven nmmpt
attention. All work guaranteed.
; Kancy Art irooda.. I. M. O. Thread
and Haby Wear.
Tho Miihi mid Art Shop,
j Mr. !., 11. Norton.
llZ Adams Ave. I'hono Main sas
I H-U-lm
, - J
! r-iS I
J 1 1 Carnation is just
! j I cows' milk clean 2
i J sweet, pure re- I o 00
I . i uuuoic ncn- o
J ness by evaporation. V
Makes cooking richer. J o
The Largest
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Department
Store
Organization
In the World
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Wdfe 475 DEPARTMENT STORES
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Store
Organization
In the World
Men's 100 Wool Underwear
Men! Now is the time to supply your wants for the winter in Wool Under
wear. The J. C. Penney Company has made extra large purchases of the-all-wool
garments, of which we have received our allotment. This Under
wear conies in gray, muff, white, and black. Made of the heavy Scotch rib
and. fine worsted weaves. And are values you can't afford to overlook at"
this time.
Get yours while we have, your size.
$3.98 and $4.50
Men's Mixed Wool
- Underwear
.Men'H .Mixed-Wool Cnion SuMh, conies lu med
ium heavy rib, in amy color only; sizes HO to it
$2.49
Men's Heavy Klb Tiix,, Wool Inlon Siill.l,
conns in i;ray and white colons an extra value
$2.98
, . MEN'S TWO-PIECE WOOL
For Ihe man w ho wants the best All-Wool
I'nderwear in the two-pleco garment wo have
It for
$125
Mixed Wool Two-Piece
Underwear
Men's Mixed-Wool 'J'w o-I'iece Garment in
ffray only a big value for
. $1.98
Men's Cotton
Union Suits
Mens medium weight Utb I'nlon Suits, come?!
in ( he ecru color and haa a light fleece mi
e.tia value
$1.29
Men's heavy standard fleeced Cotton I'nion
Suit, gray eolor, only
$1.49
Mrn'N heavy Ulb Union Suila with a iiiediuiu
heavy fleece, coiuch in ecru color only
$U9 . .........
Men's Two-Piccc :
Suits
Men's heavy standard rieeced Afarmi nts for
98c
Men's heavy Cotton Itib with litfht rieece, for
79c
Boys' Underwear
Jioys' heavy Itib (lton Suits, fit t:cru color
DKr nml SI. It)
! toys' heavy Cotton Klecced, in gray and ecru
color
t)Se nml St.lt)
I Joys Mixed Wool I'nlon Suits, tn a. fray rib.
SI.:.!) and S 1.711
Hoys' heavy Itib Mixed-Wool Union Suits
an extra value
$1.89 to $2.39
Men's All Wool Flannel Shirts $2.98
Heavy All-Wool Army Regulation Shirt, made of khaki colored flannel, '
extra full cut sizes, with two pockets, flaps over each pocket. Heavy rein
forced flap cuff sleeve, and a value you will surely appreciate at the price
of $2.98. ' SEE THEM.
Men's Fancy AH Wool Shirts
For the man who wants the fancy colored plaids and checks, in the All
Wool Flannels and Worsteds. ' Here is your opportunity for real values at
low prices 'on such shirts as these
$1.50 and $1.9S
Heavy Flannel
Shirts
v Men's priiy and
heavy weight
Ian Kiunnel Shirts; co-.id
$1.(9
Men's hen vy I'lamicl Shirt ;i, conic in blues,
trriiys, brown and a fancy cluck
$2.98
Men's fancy si ripe military collar, fancy 1 un
ion down pockets
S3.C9
Men's Stag
Shirts
Mrn'.i extra heavy All-Wool Khaki rotor
SliirK in .. I.- by Ihe Ol'oifon flly Woolen Mills.
Jloillile back, slecu-.s and front
$i.50
K-.tia heavy fancy I'laid Slaj; Shirts; double
back, fi out antl sir
eves-
Men's heavy
value fur
$7.90
er l'roof Sliis Khirta-ii blif
$;.9o
ItliAl) THE WANT ADS.
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Money
To Loan
bnnlneM or homo pmpcrtf
am tmxj mootbly trrnw.
Inquire J. R. Olltor
Pbooa IH-W.
LOANS TO -FARMERS
MADE UNDER
The Federal Farm Loan Act
0'r lntct3t No Commissions No Bonus
Eay Payment Non-inttuririR MortKngA
Repayment Privileges
Write for Particulars to
TTje California Joint Stock Land Bank
PENDLETON. OREGON " '
A CLASSIFIED AI) WILL DO IT
EVERY DAY NEEDS AT REAL SAVINGS
CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 5-lb. tin $1.19
JASrEIfS HEALTH GRAHAM, 4-lb. sk 2Sc
NEW CROP DAVO BEANS, 11 lbs $1.00
JOHNSON'S MINCEMEAT, lb 'JSc
BRIAR RABBIT MOLASSES, No. 2:. tin BSc
AUNT JEMIMA MOLASSES, No. 2 tin ...18c
YEAST FOAM, 3 pkgs 25c
POST TOASTIES, pkg 10c
SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 pkgs 25c
7 LARGE ROLLS OF FINE CREPE TOILET
PAPER, packed in shopping bag, all for -19c
PHONE MAIN 19
TWO MOTOR DELIVERIES
pal
I If you waul a b.auihul hi!i
'box of pap. r oi th- eiy Ln.si
tern, you will naturaity jmi
Ihorn-Wrtk'ht's r.uoily lr:ic s-.tre.
Tlo y ittji-4 b.c- t-iioil hliiK n-n and
pr.'lly in lino rorrep-mt- n--. y .. r
; a fun- lltii- ol t.l. is i.iid t-ne.
lopa to nmuh, as well us uming
HOOVERIZEB GROCERY