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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1923)
PAGE EIGHT HIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, November 7, 1923. f i The f rpOTil: t ocotty gp55 WOMEN SCARED IJY STRANGE NOISES; g OWL WAS INVADER g 0 KPOKA.V7, Wanll. (A!1) KtrunK" ;o AliumpltiK nolsr:M IskiiIiik uinrrntlv I o ooooooooooooooooooooooooo rrrjiii till' wuIIk ol lln Iioiihii k-'t two 0 A lueo oxford with flnt fast llni-a in I hint una upper. Mudu in tun Ullil black. 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. women, MrH. j:ilt-ii llmli-r ami .Mrs. 0 Cury Leaner, In u "tali; of tear lorjO iwo il:i8 hern recently, unlil the my- jg tery wum nolveil. A Iiiiko owl had i-lt-c- jo led lo take lip ItH abode in the ebiin- O , O FIND IT HERE When fiiHt heard, the n.ueer rounds iQ wern the cause of many confe between MlC IWO WOIIH'II, jih to wheth er a man Hhouhl be. t n J J1 in. Alter a Hint' the thumplngs began to oncn. ale from tin; .slovepipo of a parlor j heater. Summoning up coiir i ohm oi lilt WOIIH'II ttlllHfl tllli (WlM'T and an object wnt tumbling and crateh Ing down In) A the Move, In which mere wa.H no lire, i ne origin :: gh-.imcd out when the stove top w is I lifted. A neighbor removed the fright oned visitor. O o Copy for this column mutt b o e In by 9:00 a. ra. o o 0 oooooooooooooooooooooooooc Nut Ire. , SJii.iiii reward "ill l paid for nnjpie t,r outlaw tipping over nionu iiieiiin at lur H avenue. K. t Davis. 11-G-Gt HOW CAN A POOR MAN (JET AHEAD? m Wcstcnliavcr & Gilbert 201 Depot St. e i- . ? - i 1 ; Hooks (.olllg ti .llllM1 ,ha:i beer, collected ;uid shipped to thu ii CIIICAUO,. AI) The Island of ! govei nor ot Guam. (nam In to. have u pnblie library es- , Since few of the natives of CJnain ftibllshed by the Junior Ited i 'ross, f escepl the ;ehnol children can rejul CO-opi'intlng With tho American LI- i I :ngllh. ehlhlren'H books and a few bmry Association here. An Initial eon-jch-mciitary teehnieal hooks aro tho trilniHun of 4"" hook" for children ' ehlef need nl present. Latest Copyrights THE ALASKAN '. Oliver Curwood MINE WITH THE IKON DOOR Harold Bell Wright WHJTE FLAG Gene Stratton Porter NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET Peter B. Kyne Newlin Book & Stationery Co. THV11 STOttlLS OK W'AGI-: LArN KIIH AM) KAI.AItlKD MKN ANI WOM'KN WHO IIAVK HH'N'iJ THK (tOAIl TO FINANCIAL IS-I'KI'KNIjLNCL'. I ( lly Siinillel . I tit e. educational Director lineal iiieni liniiUcis A-so-elulioii or Aiiieiiea). That LMMi-inilHon-didlar rash bal ance Henry T'ord is said lo carry, and how he not il, that's interestint; read tit;. Its Inslrueflve to read now .John J J. itoeket'eller. rtiarleu M. Schwab, (eon;e l1'. Itaker, John (i. Hhcdd und a score of ol her ".shirt 8lceve" millionaires catne up by their own, sheer, unaided ability. Maybe another Koekel'eller or a Schwab or a Itaker can read it end lind tin way to K" Mild do likrwiS'. Itiit il doesn't apply to millions of men and women. everyday folks who haven't, Uocke feller iiblliiy and who ar askin;; theinaelves. "How can I pet ahead, irive more to my family, own a iiume, have an fissured Income 'or o:d age'" To answer (hose (pies: Ions I have (tone to wage earners and small sul- J "rcc 1 'rre. ifeantiful liu.ou fern to be Riven ay for a name for one pair of 1'arokeWH. Send in your name's ho fotu Nov. JTjth. Cherryfl Klorlstn. 11-B-Ct CbrKlmas (;in.s. A visit to the ICIchurdKon Art & T ! i f t Shop at Hits lime of I lie year will help yon to seii'ct just the proper thing lor your Christmas present to lite mother, father. Bister, brother, daugliler and son. This year there will be found hundreds of new things suitable for making the home beau tiful, also personul glfls for tin lady and gentleman. I Hefnl articles, yet distinctive and beautiful will also be found for every member of tin fam ily. lliciiardson. The Art Man, in vites you lo visit his shop, early, und to select the things which you like for your ('hristmns gifts. Me will lay (lieiu away for you until such time us you are ready for them. 1 1-7-41 ( 'otiie Name." and ee "Anne, What's Her J 1 -7- It Nov. I m h last day to pay water eul without a penally. 11-7-31 I-'or 232-W. Notlet. expert piano tuning phone lu-31-lm If you want a late breakfast in the W1IV lit II lll'hl Iwil lunch ,lr.,i. In .it arl.Ml n,en and wona n. n.all earrle, ...,,,.. WrlBh,.. rollntll,. teachers. minlst'Ts, clerl;s, a washer woman, ami I have found a siirpiis Ing number who have accuniulated ' enough money lo be wholly or partly I financially Independent. The way of I getting ahead isdoublless more prac j Ileal for the average person Cian that , of l-'ord or ItnckefeMer. H'. ery in 1 stance recited herein la absolutely j I rue. The namca are changed en tirely, in deference to the wishes of these twelve, average everyday folks who have got ahead or are well on (he road. 1 give first tin? postman's story. He has never earned more than $ 1 . i ' M j a year, yet he and his wife could afford, and took, a 7 months vacation lour of Jlurope. The postman's story: "V,m ,l.,ti'l i-..t M..in,. lii;n- f.it- I nothing." said the postman. "That's the first big thing 1 learner) in try ing to gel ahead. 1 was an orphan at six weeJiB and a new sboy at six They will wait upon you uulckly and at prices you can't overlook. They j keep open every day und lutn. li-ti-tf I hui'l forget your date on Novem ber Mi and 17. U-7-lt All prescriptions prepared prompt ly and delivered ut your home with out extra cost at our place. Hilver-thorn-Wright's family Drug Store, ' 10-29-tf Fine Hoses, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 dozen. All' home grown. Cherry l,'lo-v rists. 1 l-5-tit Hiikis. Caskets. baskets, baskets, every kind of a basket. See tin; display of I he latest things In sewing baskets. i waste paper baskets, fruit baskets, years. I found out terribly early that market baskets, sandwich trrty ban you've got to put something by for kets. baskets for cut flowers and pot had luck. 1 got $(iU" a year when I led plunls, all In the latest und most entered thu postal service. I rvgu- h"aiit llul dccnrutlonH. Also n most larly put by at least 10 peneenl every " onderful line of Hhllllplno baskeis. oav dav. Hut it in a s-ivlngs accounl. i See the window ' at Ihe lliehardson When I'd gel a few hundred dollars SHERRY'S TODAY ONLY DOl'BLE FEATURE BILL I'll put ft in safe bonds. "Ilow'd I know what s-'cunth-s lo buy? 1 didn't and don't. Hut I can read the newspapers, can't 1 '.' I've never forgotten .t hat you don't gi-t something for nothing. I know there arc sharks waiting for uninformed In vestors like me -read of fake oil pro motions and liuckei shops In I he pa pers. I simply looked and asked for reliable invest incut security dealers until I was sure I had a f;ood deal er. He picks my invest nieiil securi ties. I didn't pick my invsiui-tits. I picked men who made a bositn s:i of picking investments, and who 1 was dead sure were holiest and kn -w t heir business. That's all t hen- is to il. "How old am I? nil. net He old I was in 1 he navy during the war. That was the first lline we i v r us.-d any of Ol.r Intel est. My Wife lived very conn ori a My on H w idle I w as gelling "a a luoiilh in the navy. He fore t hat, every interest, payment weiil into s:iins and Iheii into more bonds. The Srcolld time we spent in terest money was when we went to Kurope after Ihe war. We were in Km nee, llngland. Paly. I ten mark. (iermauy and Sw eden months. My Investments All Kr (lilt Shop. Multe your selec tion tor your Christmas present. We w ill lay I hem aw ay for you until Christmas lime If you wish. 1 I -7 --4 1 Hon't forget your dale on No vein- : ber l(! and 17. 11-7-lt 1 Mn-lc Saiul for household use, cleaning dishes, 1 silverware, a limit u inn wa re, etc. Cor- J tier Second and C. I'hone old Town ; more. lo-7-lmp A hot veal or beef sandwich with mashed potatoes an brown gravy. a!:'o hot chicken sandwiches In corn husks are served at our mid-day lunch. Cold sandwiches und hut chicken tamales, home-made pies, hot e!it olate, and coffee Willi whipped cream, hot malted milk served (it alt hour:) of the day at our soda foun tain. Our luncheons are belter und co:-tt you less at Silver! horn-WrUrhi;; Kamily Hritg HI ore. 1 l-tt-lf The Largest Chain Department Store Organization In the World its: ta fii :ri mnmm Buying: the Most We Buy for Less Selling the b 475 DEPARTMENT STORES We Sell for Less High Quality Shoes At Low Prices Here are just a few of the many values we offer in our Shoe Depart ment. . Good, solid leather shoes, built especially for the J. C. Penney Co. customers, and sold with a positive guarantee as to satisfactory service. Try our shoes once, and you will always wear them. - ft Men's Higli Shoes for Fall Our Low Prices Save You Money! i$yfl.98 MP ,tt. o.v. -v IpfNNEY.' tfViW co. Mid 5& Men's brown lace shoes with , perforated whole quarter and( tin. Welt sole. Half rubber heel. A neat, comfortable shoe at 1 X 1 5 , Men's brown lace shoes with nt f O (perforated whole quarter ail('?rt "jj 3(j iheel. A very durable, well i.made shoe for this low pries. Men's Blucher Shoes Very Low Priced Comfortable bluchers; built for service. Whole quarter with tip and single sole welt. Half rubber heels. At our own low price, $4.50 BOYS' HIGH-TOP PACS Hoys' High Top, 11 -inch I'acs. full double sole, two-buckle strap ut top an extra value for $5.50 Womens Oxfords With Arch Protector Black kid. Leather coun ters and heels. Perfor jated tip. Military heel. $7.50 Ladies' Fancy PUMPS In .New Colors Won 1 1 n's lilac k Suede Pumpa; Ladles' i 'limp. Ladies' row u Kid 1 leather trim, with plain with suede-covered heel. Fancy 1 military hei si.:;, Fancy l!-ige color- lld I'uinp in brown trim, co, eied h-il Lrt'di- a' I 'alicy I trow 11 Sued Li -at her,, fancy kid trilune ! with low Spanish heel .N.Yt HI LiiriieK' h'ailcy llelge Sllei I'liinp in fancy ti-intmed, auede-covered lied S7..V) Is Id with Fancy Pumps For Drew Wear ; Women's Instep-Strap ! Button Pump of black f satin trimmed with , black suede. Plain toe. :Satin covered Louis heel. 'A dainty, attractive model ;at our low price of $5.90 Nov. Ii'th lasl day lo pay water rn1 without a penally. ll-7-;it IT you want a beuuttrul lilch class bn of paper of the very latent pal lor s.- en i "'' '. you win naiurany go io ruivcr ield around ! ' horn- i IkIiI'm Faintly Uruff store. Moused fl per Cellt. 1 tl'-ver tried tn ti' t I'll.' Intereal. You don't et .sntnelhin for nnthint;. I neei- hotreht stuck en margins. I've never hetl a pi nay in my Investments. I made 11 a niy bus ln Mn In tn'i wood, hunt si Invesimetii advice from hole t nu n v. !m knew. That's all ihere is to il." Popular t anMUt ill bulk and in boxes. Why not h i us show you ex cellent candy for reasonable prici s We otter you the best ;ii!es in the city. Sil vert horn - Wright s I'.umiy 1 n-ux Sittre. t i They alwayn have something new and putty In tine correspondence paper, also a line line of tablets und enve lopes to match, as well oa wrltititf paper by the pound at iie, 4ti. One and 7.V. . 1 t-ti-lf Nov. lath last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 11-7-Iit The LatlieH Mission Society of the Ciiiti Lutheran church will plve a lia 7.aar on Noveinlter 1 7th, at the la Crande Investment Co.. beginning at l a o'clock. AH kinds of funcy thing will be on wale. There will also be n Nov. loih hunt day lo rent without a penalty. pay water lt-T-Iit School Chlhlit ii Notice Wo ualf-sole, shoes for fifir pair. All othera 75c and $1.01). 70!) Sou nd uuil C. Ave. 10-U-liup While Hotary Hewing machines. Lent, S'dl and repair. 1 remiLiaking course free. New Foley Uldg. Phone rs3-w. , 0-27.tr Con ;hs. C'idiN. AVhoopiny; Crur:h. .Mm. Will flail. It. No. ::. Huxley "I am writing to all who i bidder Is unsuccessful White Hotary sewing machines. ' .'-ut t"e," fn.in coughs, colds, croup or Kent, sell and repair. I u-essmakin-r i w '-m pin-,' eough. 1 eann-jl n-i oin course free. New Foley Uldg. I'hone ' Mend Foley's Honey and Tar too 5S3-W. y-"7-tf j much, ar.d I can't keep house wilh- . J ! eel i!. Have been using il since 1 !l 1 l f'oine and see "Anne'. What's Ib-rjanl hav- f-)Und it the best medicine Name." 11-7-It 'there is fur grown-ups and children." i liest and lark' s! selling cough and A real dandruff c radical nr. paratlon t hat slops the hai falling out, slops Itching of the se; and does it tmickly. It is our (b r inlelde ami Dandruff Fradicator. It sells for 75c a botlle. Why not try It. There Is no ot her preparat hui that gives ojiiek relief and lor so lit tle money. Silverthorn-Wi ight's Fam ily Drug Store. J l-t; -f" V lre- ! cold remedy In t he from ' S'.itistit nles.- -Adv. sea ip world. liefusi' No nut I at h last day to pay water ' ill.ort a penalty. I l-7-:tl Call lor Lids. Nov. lot h lasl day to p:iy Wvndliam SlandiiiK and IM.n niai ite JIarsli Do women make .ood dok'ftives? That is :i (Ufstion answuml in this entertaining film attraction. And Mitchell Lewis in "CODK OF THE Yl KON" A Great Alaskan Slory TWO IT LL-Li:.GTlI IT.ATLRLS om: day only f Homes W.MUetl .it "liec. We have many c!u nts who desire one story homes with the nindern e.meeiilet j I ',11' v. .in- iviivl'nl .-,,11. sMeiatlon, phone or call Win. Milter I Sealed bids will be received by tho 'mniitis.sion of the City of l.u tirande, Orej-n. fiv Hie cmistruelion of the iiiitu-nvement in Improvement district i::i. within the rity of La fJrnnde, Oregon, according to Hup plans and specifications of said im-j proveiuent. now on file In the offictt? of (ho City Iteconler or said city. -i? A deposit of $ft.oo will be mmiri'd for set of plans and specification;;, which amount will be refunded . if and returns' same to t his office. I Hids will be received to tho hour! of seven-thirty 1. .M. November 1411m 19::, .ot this Commission room In thfj f'ity Building at La Grande, Oregon,, and musl be uccompunlcd by a cer- tii'ied check In favor of the City ofl La Grande, Oregon, tn 11. e amount oft ten (10) per cent of th amount ot bid. as a guarantee of the acceplanc!,; and comidetion of contracl, ir awunli ed. Checka will ! returned to un- successful bidders. The commission rserV'S the rigliti' to reject any and all bids. ' Hy order of the Cily Comtr 'ssioti' October 31st, l'J22. il J. K. STKAUNft. 4 lli.-corder of the City oT j li Grande, Oregon. 1 l-'J-Hib.- candy sale. 11-5-111 rent without a pttmltv. I I -7-::i . nnnibei .t Co. in-:'T-(i (lit Tht-Oill Il I- Unit I, Minify. I Ji.-n.) llus :ul im.l 1 . Il mils lo l-'nli y 1 i'iv. i3. Sh.'lli.l.l ,v..,. fhl.-i.i!.,. II!.. y ri I i ,i vr ynlir ll.tun' ;ui 1 . i 1 ; ss rli-. uly. Un will r.r.. ;i l.n r. ut ' I. .nil.- c.r I'IM.I-.'Y'S IIUXKV AMI t.m: fur i'iiiikIis. r. .1.1.1 un. i i-i,iui. i IllM.i tr.-f s:mi!r p irl.u'r nl I'HI.IV KlliNKV I'll. I .S r.M- l!.ii I..H li... lih.. ii. I liuitir 1'aiiis. K.lii. v ;tnl I ll:i l.d ' r ni'i.'. mill I 'i ii. i: v cat' I a I; rii ' I tai:i.i:ys t,.r r.nis'iii.itinii un.i nil- timsn. ss. 'I'll i si- linn. 1. rt ill I-. h.. .llt s 1 Itnvi- )li'iM..I llilllii.lls i.l . ,'i;. "1'iy , III. Hi. Aly. ! TKV AX oiisi:i; i:i: want ah Eat Them Every Day Good Every Way ECONOMICAL AM) HEALTHFUL FOR YOl'It ItEXEFIT AS WELL AS THE COMMUNITY USE MORE APPLES WES. c9 llcmilicliiiiu, I'h atim;. I tut ton holes. hul ton t eve red. stamping. Mail orders g.ven prompt iithnUon. AH well; tu.iiMiit-M'd Kitncv Ait v mhIs, l. M. C. Thread and Haby Weiir. I he Stilt lung niul Art Miop, Mrs. L. 11. Norton. 11 IE. Adams Ave. I'hone -M i In 533 . l-ll-lm SPECIAL PACK JONATHANS, box 50c SPECIAL PACK DELICIOUS, box 73c FANCY BANANA APPLES, lxx $1.50 SNOW APPLES, box $1.00 HOME BEAUTIES, box r,c I5LUE PEARMANS, Imix !)5e FANCY NETTED GEM POTATOES, 100-lh. sack $1.35 HOOVERIZED GROCERY
