La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1924, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
Thursday. January 10, 1924. i
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Sportsman
Iloat IliilhlJng Yard Oprm-I,
. MAKHIIKIKLD. Or,. The I'mp
qua Dredge & Cons! met Ion com
pany Is a new inHtllulirm nt lieed
sport on the lower t'mp(iia river.
P'rank Kerniun Is head of Mm- con
oern. Air. Kermnn Is now operat
ing a dredge and lilti company
proposeM to odd to this uefivHy Ity
I t i A heavy rubber form-fit-
I' a ' ting'pac for severe out-ofvr
g t J door wear. Made witha
L i i ' 4 t heavy first quality, hLJress
2 jY I'ed rubbeur lower
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Pi f heavyyfcck upper,
g . 4 ' M f Thesjoots are un- g
g ' J exiled for warm, g'
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g Irv.-V'' "ifev ,1,in!!i severe wet o
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They Paid Us a Small Deposit
for that Wonderful Victrola
They came in one afternoon and arranged with
us on our special plan to budget the price over
an extended period. A small sum was paid
down. Tho next day our delivery service had
the iiiHirument they selected in their home,
and from that moment on, they began to enjoy
the musical delights that can be provided only
by the great artists on
You Can Make the
With Us
Newlin Bfook
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SHERRY'S
' TODAY AM) TOMORROW li
Viola Dana
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Fi-oin ''Upstagts'l)yJ?ita Weinian i'
With a Superb tinst iiifliuling
TOM MOORE .
. ' "THE BUSYI50DY"
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opening a noni -ouii'iing piani on
loll feet of water front recently
imrchased. The first Job on hand
iu ii... 1nin.Hin nf n harm, to
. ,. i,,,,,!,,.- n.,
l.ari:.! will btt euuiiiped with a 150
hoise-power engine and Its dlnien
nloriK are lift fi;nt length and 14.6
henin.
Victor Records.
Same Arrangements
Today
&Btationery
Specials
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Copy for Hits column must be
In by 9:00 a. m.
O ! Button holes, buttons covered,
O stamping. Mail orders Kiven
0 prompt attention. All work guar
o on teed. Fancy art poods,, U. M. O.
Thrond and Baby Wear.
Tlio Ktltchlng and Art Shop,
Mrs. U H. Norton.'
1116 Adams Phone Main 538
9-ll-lm
111 a Hasl Ity 1 1 self.
H ounces for 10c,. or pound
for ITic, nndVojie mmnd lor 4 lie.
It's in a class'hy llseiy. Our Oriole
mixture of pine Playors of creams
with noiiK'HH ' uLn : nut clusters.
Don't passour door without Ret
ting at leufct u 10c sample. Newlin
Drug CoX 1-10-31
Houghton Kurn. Co". 4 0 1 1 cotton
"elt Matress for I0. Compare this
Price. 12-18-tf.
Io Not Forget
Haturduy, Monday and Tuesday,
January 12th, Hth, und Jfdh.nl
the Itlehardson Art &, (lift Shop.
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I It'-nt. sell and repair all makes
ewinff machines. Ask about free
idressinakinK course. White Hew-
lug Machine Co. New Foley Illdir.
&8S-W. 12-27tf
When you can buy a fine and
warranted hot water bottle, full
two quarts for $1.00 and guaran
teed to Inst one year, but will lust
five years if taken cure of. an sueh
items should be. These are sold
only by Hllverttiorn-Wright's Fam
ily Drug Hton. 1-8-tf
PIX'MHINQ and 8TEAMKITTINO.
I'hono Z19-J. l-2-2(itp
For mu reels and bob curls cull
1G8-W for appointment. 1-3 -(Hp
Bugs
f t'nmty.
All ready. N
walling, toe for 3
ounces, a 5c fo
pound, 4 lit; for
one pound
'flnstJ mixture
sold. Also speeftal on milk
dipped nut clitslers with maple but
ter, sanio prtccr Newlin Drug (,'o.
1-10-41
lomeltilng really nice and always
satisfactory is tho violet cream sold
at 25c a bottle. For your hands,
for rough skin, one of the Inrgetd
and best preparations Sold for the
money. You will find It at Hllver
t horn-Wright's Family Drug Store
only. 1-fi-tf
Windshield ami le (Jlnss ;;'lttltr,'.
Yotir windshield) anifl stLe ghinn
es correctly andi6itluhly it ted lit
lilchitrdson's Art -tit u!ftS7ho.
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At mi Thyniro Tonight
Kat y pountl of Orlolo True
Fruit GcaniBlfte, from Newlin
;Drug 'qmpany. i 1-4-Ut
Itummage sale. Salvation
hall, Friday, 1 p. m.
Not let'.
James Klrkland hits bought the
Jack llusch woorlKiiw und ts pre
pared to servo tho public iyTlY
good service. I'hono k-)Xr
i-s-;:u.
Our new miyutv double dijiped
mixed ehoeolatr creams, maple, va
nilla, lemon, I plneaupl'. orange,
raspberry, slruNrtTerrf. i ustle, nou
gat coTfee curamel.'Tui b)ganher
ry. See tht (;lg plli in i ir window.
Special. !l OUWTeS I U pound
iTic, one poynid 4He. New lin I iruj;
The nice homo cooked hot lunch
that they aro serving at the soda
fountain of Silver! horn-Wright's
Family Drug Store must he all
(hey claim for It. oh their coun
ters nl lunch time Is well patron
ixed. l-iT-lf
An nrticle of merit Is what all
buyers appreciate. We not lee the
numerous testimonials for Oerml
clde und Dandruff Kradlcator come
in frequently and Sllvvrthorn
Wrlght's Family Drug Store Is kept
itille busy preparing this prepara
tion. They tell us It Is called for
y people of almost every state in
tho middle-west and some In the
south. 1-S-tr
DniCM .Ti Itrini.iulM.r
Kalurilay ll'llf, Moniiay I itlt and
rui'Hiiay jrtlich: thli month mv
Kooii ila'ft 'It
ryniinhiT In con-'
i&itlt'lltirdHon Arl
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ni'i-tlnn with
llift fiio,.
Whrn yon rati tty'h truarantr
(tallon Hot Wiiluf'Kulllv for nar
Bi t It.
Nt'Wllii liriiu do. l-S-Jlf
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'lU'lfh. Itfauty l'urlor,
3rd
atri'ct. rhono IU&-J.
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Hewing machines repatredl Sing
er service free. I'hono C. lLlen
sley, Foley Hotel. 1-y titp
Tlit Duly Due liryineiim.
There Is one cotigt Cture that is
a CFItK rlghl.: hen' In m tJrandc.
Wo don't want a. vent II you ion't
get WKI.L at once. AbsVlule cure.
You can't cuvu- a coughwth any
other. Newlin Drug Co. l-lo-4t
Hear Staff i
upi. mm .irs. esi. t
from the Huxwillan lsluntls, .Ltur-
day Iiiglit. Salvation Artiiy hall.
Special program. Admission free. )
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Have Ittchardson. "The A A Man"
enlarge and tint your p)Al iii-es.
KlehardMon's Art & Gift Slut for j
ttuimiifc, eiiluriftug ana tihlttyri
JOE THOMAS '
MUST SERVE
TERM IN JAIL
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i would be in want for provisions If
I lie was incarcerated. Kugene Ah
t will, local attorney, presented tlie
pelllloner'H claiiiiM and culled upon
j It. J. Kitchen to substantiate tho
j faetn of the cant.
I Ifut nnoiher element came Into
j tilt; controversy that was totally
unexpected and that reunited In
IhorouKhly eon vine tig the com
missioners that Thomas was aware
that lie w.w committing u crlmo
and was not hq "ignorant" aa hU
petition would aeein to Indicate.
City Manager Hayes stated that a
a later date, cvidenees were found
In th. newer near Thomas' '"place,
which is near the courthouse, that
Thoiiiiiti had operated a still in
a, newi r manhole hidden from
Klght add also titated that Thomas
had attempted to destroy it follow
lug bin conviction.
II m expected that Thomas will
hu placed behind tho bars today.
Salary Use Passed
ji:t evening tc, salary ordin
ance for the year wua read for the
third time and adopted. Salaries
of city officers and employes were
at the f'tllowhij.r amounts: City
manager $:;''); city Judge $fdi: city
recorder 1i;0; Treasurer 135! At
torney $7fl; Deputy attorney $50;
I'hyahian Jl.r; Chief of l'ollee
$140; r irdar policemen $ l;m:
;.pectal policemen $120; Flro de
I arliii'-nt cliii f $ 140; firemen
$ lllO; Street und water superin
tendent $M"; stenographer $!';!
band leader $rl); janitor $n; Ueav
;r crei-k pipehne caretaker $100.
Tin; above amounts all apply to
one month':) salary.
K. It, Itlngo, local attorney, ap
peared in behalf or Mrs. Hartley,
who conducts a rooming house on
Depot street and whose right to
a license was ipiectloned last week
by the commlKMion. Jt was accus
ed that gambling wus going on in
the rooming house and that Mrs.
Hartley weii aware of the fact. Due
to the belief that Mm, Hartley
misunderstood her rights us prop
rietor of ti'e rooming house, tho
artlon of revoking the license was
suspended but -M rs. I lartlcy wa.i
placed under probation ut tho
same time. I'nless further mani
festation of offenses against city
ordinances result In tho rooming
house. Mrs, Hartley will bo per
mitted to conduct the . business
with the sanction of the city offi
cial.'. Improvement dislret No. 1 3H,
created somo time ugo, wai ad
vanced to tho point Of advertising
for bids to be received by the com
missioners on Wednesday, January
Last night was the timo for
tho hearing of remonstrances, ob
jections and claims- of grievances
on tho Improvement but as none
were entered the district was put
through in short order. Tho dis
trict dealu with a portion of M av
unu, Tho monthly report of the city
treasurer, the weekly report of tho
city manaucr and the yearly re
port of tho lire department were
rem! ant! approved.
A petition from property owners
on Fourth street concerning the
probable erection of a ninrguo Is I
"Alum y i() Kiel
read. No action
to their properties wts
was takes i laM
evening but the matter' was ribfifryjttho cruelly
n mu cit HiUH-ney to IVOflM
ugate Hie city's rights In thdmat
to:.
KLAN .AIRPLANE
THRILLS SEATTLE
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urn ivi'io!in;- rrom (heir nlKhl
' i I"" Ihlill pruvlili'il by Ihc
KyiKhlM of ih Ku Klux Klnn
Winn a lulllhinlly lliuiiiuniuli'il
aliiihin,. riyiiiff ovi-r li city TuOs,
clay n uhl i-nrriitt ji rlrry rrosw-yn
oiu- wlni; thi' (Hits K. K. K.tin
llii! tilhrr. SrviTiil ronsoiifl re
iuscrllird i'or Ihi' ili'iiionNlrattun.
Mnny ihiliind Unit It wim llio
il"'H nn Kim ir the Klun's cxju'ct
'd i;ini.lj:;n 0 suiipiirt llio unll
privalo iicliiioi , rilid In Olympla
yi:li'iiluy. Ullll oIIiith kuIiI that it
was In tin- nullum of a JuMiation
ovit ( !' KTiirisa of Ihf mi'tlllirr
shlp yiiniiialiin in Mu.saut'liiwutts.
Anil mo tln-y have diHcoverod, u
cnri1 I'nr rhi-ninull.sni. Now how
will iii opl,. In rural swtlonn know
wllill tin. w-aHirr la Bnlng to do?
JprilledDress
This is on npron front dress In
three tiers. The pleated frill gtvca
it an extra flare. Of course, there
Is no belt In front because it fol
towa the princess lines. A narrow
belt tics in tho back. It's A styi-S
that deserves two-'oM commenda
tion for Its smart primei-s lines
aaj (crtts ue cf the pculir ttiil.
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SOLOIST WITH
K.C. SYMPHONY
Tho Kansas City IJltVj Sym
phony orchestra, which will appear
In this city Monday evening at the
Arrude theatre, brings with It o
message of wood muslcT
Tickets for this show aro now
on sales at Glass Drugs Inc.
Among other special attraction
that tho ..m 8ymp,lony.. ovvhvB.
Dlsa Homa, soprano
MSA ROMA
Last season under tho wing of
the Kansns City Symphony Orches
tra Association the Dttllc Sym
phony went out into the field with
1 1 s musical " wa res" under the
founder and conductor, N. Do Hu
bert is.
During last season It played to
140.000 people, of which 32,00"
wer of tho rising generation.
Faded Debs Bewail
Apathetic Society
(By f;corKc T. Hook.)
IitteniaiioiiRl News Service Staff
Correspondent,
DHIDADKDPHIA. Philadel
phia debutantes of last season's
vintage, volubly supported by do
ling maters, are fighting for dear
recognition. Tho "deb i" would
continue to bo blooming buds, -pervading
ballrooms with tho fni
grunco of youth, Instead of being
wallflowers tha: merely decorate
and for that reason they have de
nounced as "cruel and Inhuman"
the widespread custom of hostesses
giving "second year girls" tho go
by courteous In order to devoid
themselves to the blooming of
tho latest buds.
Tho condition up to tho present
has been accepted socially us a
sort of necessary evil, but. tho ac
tion of a mother of a popular de
butante has brought tho question
of ''shelving or no shelving out
Into tbtf ope 1
ve sent my little girl to school
In Taris," this mother suid recent-
ly, "in order that she may escapo
oi mis nrsi nut year
OIK.
Other mothers ure able to sym-
I pathizc with her. und an associa
tion for tho prevention of social
cruelty to debutantes looms on so
ciety's horizon here
Two factors ar blamed for the
condition the scarcity of men
nnd the large social group to bo
considered.
tho latter Involving,
in
ajcasually
monetjry way, tho i
tra offers is
solist. j
ptMlco of launching the filial craft members of the Hahm police de
,jh the Hen of society. One matron part meat followed the address of
CHtlmated that it had cost $1O0.-'Aj I'jeice. King Ding of the Walum
oho over a period of flvo months cherrlans. at the annual banii' t of
,fo bring out her daughter 1n the tne organization held here, oifi
aeceptetl way. Slngl. parties. sheCer8 were furnished by the Port,
said, often entailed bidding ever-jlnmi polc,. r,imrU.i. Mr. i-ierce
lasting adieu to $10,000 und $ 15,- ror,rly .-ondneted the twnrd 1t-
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.L'Od Vrnis Old
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rtlXOMM-ON - TDK - HH INK
The oldest dwelling in Germany,
and one1 of the oldest In all Kurope,
Is attracting almost as much atten-'o
tion just, now as do the reports
from Kgypt of the excaviitlons of
the tomb of Tutenkhnmnn.
This house is located In the little
hamlet of Winkel. in the valley of
the Ilhine, unl Is known to have
been built more than 1.200 years
ago. Archaeologists ure endeavor
ing to secure more exact data.
The first owner, so fur us records
show, was the Archbishop of
Mains, Khnbauns Maurus. who died
In S56. The present owner, Count.
Matusehke Grelf fenkalu, of a curi
ous turn of mind, believes there are
many secrets and possibly much
gold hidden nwny bet we
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World's
Largest
Chain
Department
Store
Organization
3,000 Pairs Of Shoes
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
As A New Year's Offering
We have just received our entire line of Spring Shoes for Men, .
Women and Children, consisting of Men's Dress and Work Shoes of
all kinds, Ladies' and Children's Shoes of all kinds and at prices you
are willing to pay. - ,
$3.25,
Menls Blucher S
At Our Own Low
' Whol
with ti
Single
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; other
Girls' High-Top
Shoe
For School Wear
$1.98 to $6.90
(ilils' Hiking Shoes
Just the shoe tor snow and
mud. We have' a huge as
sortment of these shoes, nnd
you will upprcchito the val
ues we are offering when
you see them.
walls and under the busement
floors, and he hns sought the nid
of scientists to determine the
house's age and to assist him in his
search for hidden treasure.
Police Aluke
l ake lt:iid.
A fake raid
SAI.KM, Or.
q quarter Bluchers JSftfZ&sa
pi Half rubber heoj I
Wie wen. jtiaatvcr ViSBf7.!fark-
able wide An- yM'xt
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They Gost Less Per Poupd
The Smaller Sizes
Are Talking
(a) loc doz. cost you 4c lb
tib 23c doz. cost vou 7c lh
33c doz. cost you 9c 11
WHERE TI,
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4.7K DEPARTMPNT STORES
10i
Depot St., La Grande,
Ladies Dress Ox
fords and Pumps
-See Our Window Display
We aii s:iov:iig the most complete
linen of new Spring Oxfords and Dumps
ever. You will find all that ii new
in slyh, and the newest collars in many
different kinds cf leather in Oxfords
und Dumps.
We have sixes and widths for all
feet. We can fit you at these' low
prices.
$4.50 $5.90 and
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ErfEe
Girls' School Shoes
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tel In Dortland, but hns been I
cated hero for two years.
loer t'ompany Sued.
I'KNDI.irrOK. "Or. Damages
$1700 are asked by Itoy Keely in
a suit filed In circuit court against 1
the Pacific I'owcr & Light com-!
pany. The plaintiff contend; that;
his land was damaged to this ex-;
tent when a barrel flume tvvned by
the defendant broke Kebruary li,:
11)22. and water overflowed a part!
ot" his farm, covering It with a'de-
You for a
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pure. M
rug
ineral Oil A full iuC75
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lian and Cluld vfnu
NrtMhST)
Arc the Best Buy
About Qmnges
. Oiir SunkistJA
inges (a)
J Cranlwrrj
iTclcryn
Stock Grapefruit Ready to cat
can 30c
Head Lettuce, 2
THRONG
GROCERY
2 Deliveries
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Low
Prices
Oregon
Low Shos
For Comfort
up to $7.90
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Boys' High-Top
Shoes.-:..
Good, Heavy Oil Tan '
12-inch Fac
$5.50
Here is the shon i'or snow,
mud and cold. Made of a
good hejivy oil tan leather,
und built for good - hard
wear.
Wide Comfort Last!
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$3.25 to $3.98
Ciood heavy calfskin Shoes for
school wear. Comes in black and
brown.
posil of sund and gravel. . , '
Klrietiy old-time dance ul Zuber
hull, Thnrsduy. Jan. 10. 1-7-4t
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