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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1923)
PAGE EIGHT Thursday, December fi, 1923. .'f THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER BOYS' a a; $6.95 Boys' fur collar pattern All-Wool Mackinaws in full licltcd models. An cxcqiliona buy at $(i.!)5 Boys' heavy Pure Wool Mackinaw's in solid colors. A very good garment at extremely moderate price $1.93 rincisL. go . Give I 'jasmsssasi SHERRY'S TODAY AM) DOl'BLE FEATl'RE BILL 1 I IVFQ" 1 I. .82 A Smashing', Crashittff Melodrama t of flie I'oslal Service ALSO Robert Warwick and In "T1IK ARf.YLE CASE" A (t'leat Deferlive Sfory SPECIAL SALE OF 34 M ACKINAWS - Sizes 150 to 3G d an 201 Depot St. Him a Mackinaw for Christmas The Winter which includes Grape-Nuts with cream or good milk, will have one dish that has both cngugintf flavor and true nourishment the strength-giving, lile-sustaining factors which exist in wheat and barley stored iii the grain by Summer's sunshine for Winter's comfort. And remember, Grape-Nuts is more titan "something good to cat." It is a building food in most digestible form; rich in proteins, carbohy drates, mineral elements and vitamin B all vitally essential to the daily rebuilding of every part of. the body. It pays to keep oneself in the highest physical condition, tor with the strength and vigor that go with health you can "do tilings" and be happy. There's a way and There's a Reason for GrapeNuts SOLD I1Y GROCERS TOMORROW Elaine llammerstein B -ft Breakfast EVERY WHURli! Oivren-e, Shown. ! Tito largest increiL'c wa:i shown 'in ViTinonl with 1 i.l per lon.iMi;'. or 4.i! above 111-' 1. lien-eases or- nirrt-fl in l oiii ana. i 'oiineet ii iit . i MasaehiiKcttM and Virginia, w d li WasliuiKton showing I he largeM i eduelloii, ifoni M.5 t,o 1 L'.;(, oi i per implicit. i I .on Anueles had the hluh'-sl I rati- in Ilic 7 fillet report DIlt. jKhowtuj li. ft per llui.otMi. Caimlon i N'. J.. was M'f-ond with l'7.t, and , MemphlM Wiis third with 2a. H, jleen i,r the fi7 tdth-M h.nl rates of "t or moi'i iter 10-1 me New Designs in Xmas Cards Come in iiml look tho newest things in this lino over. Newlin Drug Company FIND IT HERE Copy for Ihis column HlllHt bu lii ly U:iu a. in. K'-Ht'lSit iiiir. Ph-alticr. Mut f nn holes, billions loVcnd, hi limiting. Mail order ivei, prompt nlt'-nlinn. All work Kuar aulced. Fancy ai t ffnuds., I J. M, C, Thread iiinl M.ihy Wear. The Mitcltfii mill Art Shop, Mih. I.. H. Norton. 111.-, Atlanta I'hono Main .r-:i:t U -1 1 - 1 in Miixle Sntid i l-'or linns- hold use, cleaninK illshcH, hllvrrwji re, aluminum ware, ! rle. ( 'oriuT Third and '. I'll one Old Town Store. ll-SlMmp Mrs. Wm. MeClasson. 1h oran i.itu a class lor pupils who wish piano lessons. Inquire l.'DKJ Tenth or phone -73-J. 11-it-tf White Hot a ry wwniif uuudiilieH. Rent, ii'-ll and repair. I irejisiiial; lnr rourn" frie. New Koley Ittdi;. Phone fSU-W. y-27-tf Valval Ion Army Kazaar, Koench btiildliuf, I Mfi'inli't 0, 7 and sili. IhiMket. Soeial, Salvation Army hull, Thursday liljjht, Dec. Ii. 12-3-5lp lloii-hii' I'mnlture SI on; ' I'hone f. 1 ;-,!. OppoxMe. Tliorn's Oroeery. S-;te tilaiting Monday, le ci'inhiT ;!, ending December Sth. I'rleeH greatly reduced on all lined furniture. 12-3-Gt Soiiiei himr good at our mid-day lunch at our soda fountain Iou ilay mid Tai n l;:y. Silverthorn Wrighfs l-'aniily Drug .store. 12-3-ti UhliardKon's Art. tc (lift Shop for beautiful dinnerwaru and Htem gluaa ware. 12-1-.'U Knn:-' wonderful teslimonlal from Atlanta, (leorgla : (ieo. (Jrovesner wrileH oT Cerinleide and Dandruff Mrailiealttr. "Wil verl horn- Wright's Kaiully iMug Ml ore, La (Jriinde. Or,: I want to (hunk you for your insisting on my taking your Ger micide and 1 i.imlruiT Kradicnlor. While 1 wan in your city last Sep tember I had at that lime a Hevere H-alp (rouble ami dandruff the worst possible. My hair was fall ing out, i u;ih in a Herhius plight. At your su;,'gsi iotis purchased 2 lUv, ln;llli'ii ti:il in a monlli's time I was pruclU'aMy cured of (his af flkeliin. 1 had tried almost every prescription a u d preparation known and nothing had helped me unlil I tried yours. 1 now feel I must never be without it,, no en e( Ke t.tia for two hottleu. Mail lo my adtlre;:s. Atlanta, Ueoiglu. "I e:ienei's I ; a d i') pll (illi'tl are four tiiiH:t louder than any other on I he mari.et. easier I'ined. and made rlj;ht. Mnlerprise, tire. l'-:2-2t I'll, uir j The leu) til a ml a 1 1 n: I le artl- ! cIch at the b:...ar hi (lie Mettio- ! uit;t ch'iif h b;- meiit l-'riday and Saturday. Cal'etei-ia llieals HTVed b;dh layn. 1 S-ft-L't . Se( ,tMiiler i Awuitil Meetlm;. 1 Nolle e l:i h.-r: l-y aiven thai the Annual Mcoiiiu; of the Stockhidd- I ers (i I" I lie I . Crii 11. le Nat iolial ; Itank will hi- lu-id al their bankhiK , house in l.a Crande. Oregon, on Tuesday. Jauuaiy .th. l!cJ4. nt 1 (i oVtoek A. .'-I. At this meeting U Dnai'd oi Direelors will be elected to S'TVi for the year CiL 1 and sucli nthi r buainesM will In- 1 ransaeted ; lueperiy I'. of l e mi:y i-:s. Cashle 1-'- at Salvation Army lta;inar, I .a firnride Invest :netit iU., on corner Adams ami (M ptd Sis. l:!1-3btp Life is n cycl" of accidents ami ! illness. The;; troubleM ciniie when ' " teas! epeel them, ollentime unh-'raldid. When sickness arises reeieniber. tills is ll'i- cap.ible dru 'at or". The piaee wliere you can , hnv: pn seiiptions put up qtitcUly ';ind larefully, in a most depend able way and all kinds of quick land evpert uialerlal re:nly for you eurly and late. It h; never too late tat nij-.ht !nr es. Kindly b-ur In mind ule-n n need such service, j Sit vert liorii- i;iiht"3 Family Druir Store. 1 2-(i-2t A lltal LiTfieh. A real hot lunch every day from II a. in. to 2 p. in. A Kcucral lunch served ail day. Our lunches m;s "in; dmm:s" Due to tiie Livt that tin- Fve niitK bser er t.t mnv issuing the daily edi.mn at u slightly cj'.rlter lunir than formerly, Mcveral ."(btadi iiies" have been c.siuhlivh.-d that ciinnot bo lt re!;aided. In order- to make this clear ( the public V nt:.d be state I thai all lo-al news in brief and I el-en, :l imtitions niMst be III the hiind'j of the Iicvs editor bef ore i ii vrn o'clock rurli niornlr;. Society news mied not l e .sent in for publication the .ame day a'tt r V::in o'clock and the S'-.-iety ctlitor wolli 1 upprceia;e il ii (ill social news v;ii In her hands by nine News rt(M'is, imfess they l.' of hin.cr tin porta nee, of local happenings, cannot be luindled after I lie noon hour. A'ter the noon hour the As 5iu:.ilt.! I'n'.'.i dispa'che.s ihcii- t! e time of Die new force Hid ! lie i "inpo.ll riiolti. urn real home made lunch 8. our prion are fine. Try them at our Hoda fountain. Ki I vert horn-Wright Faintly Drujf More. 1J -6 -2 1 Christmas times are coining;- You will need hoiiiv real Hotlhlc aril cIih from your drujj Htorc such as perfumes. tol) t water, pumudt h. facn creumn and powder, pretty brusht a and mirrors, fancy box-H of stationery from tin bem manu facturers of the extreme, cast, und at prices that will appeal to. you, because of thi'lr economy. You will hooii we that our prid-t art: li jis tlian ever before for all theHe ileum and al a time when you uant your dollars to ko the farthest possible. You will drop in and nee im about thin at Hilyerlhorn-WrlKhrri Fnm lly ih iiK Hlore. 12-li-2t December tenth, laHt day to pay I the water rent without a penally., 1 U-G-St ' Heal values Just now Ik iiiobI needed hy all. You will not forget to see us about our real valued, our ; reasonable prlcett, our nice and i sensible HiiKKeatlon. In all Rood und ! sensible artleles for chrlsiiuuH, at ! Hllvei ihorn-WiiBlit'a Family Drus Store. 12-6-2t j Ilnanr. The Island City Ladles Aid will hold a bazaar and cooked food ; Hale ill Clyde Kiddle's old Htore ; building Saturday, 12-i-lt The ladieH of tin: Methodir.t ehurrh. Kouih, will hold ii bazaar and rooked food safe at the Grande ! Honde Meat Market, Saturday. No j vember Slh. 1 2-tJ-2t tecember lenlh, Inst day to pay tho water rent without a penalty. J2-r,-3t Nuliit lo Creditors. . Notice is hereby given to all con t cerned. that let tors teHtimenlary j have been Issued hy the. County Court of I'nlon County, Oregon, to i Henry W. I'eebler, upon the last will and testament of 1. A. I'eebler, deceased, und nil persons having claims against nald estate arc hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to the ! said executor at the office of .1. D. Slater, his ultorney. in Weat-Iacoli- son Huilding, l.a Grand!, Oregon, ; within six months after the date of tills notice. Dated and published this Decem ber Gth, A. IX. 1H23. 1 UKNTlY W. PKKHl.KH. ; Dec. G-l3-20-Jun,. 3. Kxecutor. Annual Stockholders .Mecltnj;, .Notice is hereby given that tin annual meeting of the stockhold ers of the 1'nlted States National Hank, or Da Grande, Oregon, will be held at their hanking rooms on Tuesday. January Sth. at ten ; o'clock a. m for the purpose of electing a Hoard of Directors for ' the ensuing year and for the trans i action of any other business that may come before the meeting, i T. J. SCItOGGIN, ! Dec. 6-i;t-2U-27-Jun. 3 Kxccutor. Don'l forget (o run over to thr M. V.. church dining room Friday ; ami Saturday, Decnubcr 7 and -S. I Thcre'a a rcuHon. 12-C-21 VOlTir ST A 1 ITS FIKF. TO "WARi; W 1(1 'IK NFW YOU K. (Al) Charged wllli huvhiK ntarled a rire which destroyed a residence , been use he "wanted (o wake up a dead hurt:," Uudolph Wedemeyer of Cireat HillH. Slaten Island, wealthy neph ew of Justice A. J. It. Wedemeyer of Staplelon. was held in $2.VM bail Monday for arson. The accused Is 24 years old and Stalen Island representative for a larav automobile concern. lie in alleged to have 'confessed. (J. A. C. Short Courses lntensi ! practical instruction in afTilcuitural specialties vary ing from one week to 2i weeks us follows: General Agriculture Jan. 2-.larch 1 tl I tort culture. ...Jan. 2-March 1 If Dairy Manufacturing Jan. 7-Feb. 2 Herdsmen and Cow Testers Jan. 2-Junu 12 Farm Mechanics, Tractors, Trucks, el ('....Inn. 2 -March 1 9 Third Annual fanner's School Feb. 4 -Feb. 23 Farm Mechanics "One week" Feb. IS-Feb. 23 Iji nd Classification and Appraisal Jan. "-Jan. 12 Agricultural Kconomlc. i 'onference....Jan. 2 1 - Jan. 23 For fnrt her Information re Bard Intf n n v course a dd ress The UKGISTItAIt OltKCtON AGUICILTLRAL COLLKGF. CorvalHs. Oreirnn A Pound Can Of Calumet Powder la M a a M a H m M n g A 5-rOUNI.) CAN OF PER LB. IS A REAL WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG DEMPSEY FORCED TO WORK TO PAY HIS INCOME TAX CHICAGO. (Al) .luck li.Dip Mt-y haH ho much of his fortune lied t up in real estate that lie must "to work to i-arii enough money to i pay liiH Income tax. Mini Jacfc iKearns. his iiuukiki'I', today an nouncing thi champion's arranj-r Inp for u theatrical tour o!' Kabt ern elllea. I SlautflHcr ll"uxt J'liiuiicJ. j i;i '(iK.K, M A co-o,peralivo ! slauichler house and Uk kyard j wen- dh-eus-sed hy n-pri-si illative- of 'various locals of the far huts' union la Lane coitnlv at a meidin ihore. Jt was staled that somo def ' inlte plan will be worked out in tho near future. Tho jyj;' of disrretion is that al which r. man wi.-ln-1 h-i eoiild swap some of his i-pi-riency l'oi" soitif! ui his old illusions. "ask tiif i:nvi;i.oi'i-;-' AND KNOW Til IJ Titi'Ta Aiiorr sol :tj i a u d & si 1 1 xxs VKED CAKS MAKINC, TDK SHASTA DIMITKD LOOK l.IKi: A KHl-;Uil!'i' THXIN Sau Francisco lo S- at! !-. in twenty-five hour:! and thirty-six niinuie;! ji rtiotJ surpiuiseil only by nirp! .n . Two wer'U: ny.-j a a'.vf'.i mudel Hl'ICK. with five pnisengers and luggage, nmdc this rrcoid snu.iiiiiii.T trip. No delays, no trouble smooth, fit x.bh- :.nd com fortable. J alio! r evi dence of III ICK reliability that ln-buiit Ktandar.l of quality which "has cha; a.cter Ized every HClrK of every year. A I'SKl lll'IfK. re condltfoncil in our sMopti, according lo our high stan dards ot workmanship, will give to you t hat Name re liable pei for'nc-riee at a m ini m inn asking price. (ECAUSE its to baccos appeal to them, because its fineness is constant always, smokers make friends with El Sidclo. JPi Chums Jj2m725c Ft Pi.ar U maJp hv Coa'.lidatcd Cigiir Corper-non, New York Dhtributcd by La (.rande Grocery Company, at ;rc is a CALUMET d-JAKlXG VALUE. ALWAYS I'.UY 1 1 Bt sMa CI GAR. V G I SAVE MORE HOOVERIZED GROCERY IS. .M - 'SEW -S jiitr i - 102 Depot St., Cozy and House Me.ke Appreciated Gifts Warm and scrv iceable house slip- ft jers are a voon w all, and make popu lar Christmas giits. Our displays will prove especially in teresting to you both because of the variety of the styles and the prices which afford important savings. She says: "I will give HIM slippers." He says: "I wjUgivc HER slippers." Good Juliets Attractively Priced Leather sole and heel, plush trimmed Juliets for misses, children and infants. Sizes Sizes Sizes B 8 811 Wi 2 98c $1.25 $1.39 Women's Hylos Fancy and Stylish $1.49 Padded sole, spring heel. Wear collar down or up. Very popular. Men's Slippers Tailor-Made Everett Leather sole and heel. Well made. $1.93 HI i 1 mmm LA GRANDE IRON WORKS .machim; siioi1 and foi .di:y All Kinds ot Machinery, Automobiles ami Tractors He pa I ltd Oxcrlutnlcd and Dchnift Acclieiie Wcdii nu- nt All tvimN Cyliitiler Korili' ami Overi.e 1'ed-ons Crankshafts, lilous mid l'K'oii This UcHioiiud iie I s a Trial D. FITZGERALD Prop. 1 ! good valve POWDEU AT 21 ANM), A THE 5-LB. TIN. I100VERIZED TRICE $1.11) 2 MOTOR DELIVERIES. Am r t , ut " 4 l!tuvroraUi ,t - r n-T', r-MT- crrD rc La Urancie, Oregon Handsome . Slippers Our Juliets Will Appeal to You dmw4 Leather sole and heel; (-hinchilla plush and clock trimmed. A pm Juliet in s'..cs 2, to 8. $1.69 bm Pom Mocs For Women t Padded sole, spring heel, ribbon trimmed. Handsome mocs at $1.39 Comfort Slippers for Meri Leather soles, heels and tops too. Favorites and splendid values at $1.49 to $2.98 ft fe St m RS & m ' E m r ' 5s K E E B5 FRACTION CENTS E R MAIN -It) c n fen WfMM I i Baking'
