La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1924, Image 6

PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, January 19, 192J.'"
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Copy for (liis column mint be
In by 8:00 a. m.
j Money To Loii.
i tt monthly lounfl oiclly rop
orty. lime a to 10 yitura. Ulvu d
acrlptlon of property, locution unil
amount wanted In first loiter. Wll'
liuvo appllrutlon Invent Igutcu Im
mediately. Hmull expense, no u
ilays. ,
Aildmw !'. O. Hoi 8SS, care Vo
;ley Hotel, Itoom 41. 1-13-0'
I Ttent, I'll and repair it II makea
sewing inachlwi. Ask about frei
dresrtmiiklntr courao. WblUj Hew
In Machlna Co., New Foley Wily
&63-W. 12-21-1'
HiiiiMllrtiilur. I'leallliK.
Iliitton lioles, buttons covered,
slumplnK. Mu orders Klven
proinpl attnllliull. All work (ruar
Hnleeil. Fancy art goods., 1). M. C.
Throail and lluliy Wear.
Thu NIHthlng ami Ai t Shop,
Mrs. I if. Norton.
11 ID Adams l'hono Jluln 683
a-H-lrn
THERE is no hat worri
;ment to the Stetson
wearer he ia as sure of
the style of his hat as Iv?
is of its quality.
i; Young men in the sty
centres of the world reojig-
nise Stetson leader
style as well as quajj
auple of mputes in
m our Store wii me new
models will tcM you what
we mca"1'
IHH'U'.lll.H.
All MliiSHof inoeruHliiH. ri-Hl In-
(linn tul-l nior-eiiHlna lo fit ovi-ry
HlieStT fool. For the baby, the
liuliiH nod L'l'iits. Ke lliw
idow at thu IticharilKou Art &
lift Hhop. 1-18-St
A litnre stnek of school books at
Hllvi-ilhorn-Wrlirhfs Family Urn
Wore. 1-18-21
Hoe us . first for your si-hnol
books. Hllverthorn-WrlBhfs Fam
ily DruB Ktoro. l-ld-21
All the hooks for the next So
nnilfr are In Block. ' Wo are
ready to serve you. Newlln Hook
& Htallonery Co. 1-16-41
Steps On It! :
lloujtlilon I'liriiiliiro Co,
Hpoclul on jnutlnmnuH, $!.:tf.
l-17-lf
Ittm't IasM I'm y.
Any Giic box of ulallornry in our
window with uulli pun holder, 2fic.
Newlln Units Co. l-lC-Hln
jI'Li;MJtlNO ana HTJCAMI'ITTINO.
l'hono 2IU-J. l-a-'JCtp
A eonipIHe lino of tichool mip-
plfi h on hand tin iiHiml, Newlln
iWk & Klu1ioiMry Co, 1-W-it
Wo believe . wo liuvo tlio IjchI
lino oT m-hool tnhlrtN Unit money
will buy for tin; loiifil money to Mm
Hi'liool children nt Hllvcrt horn
Wi'IhIiI'h Family Drnj? Store
., 1-1X-21
tU
temiavei
L; & Gilbert
r. . 204 Depot St.
J'OAVDER RIVER IS
HELD NAVIGABLE
STREAM, REPORT
fiehool booliH, new oh ok. Hehool
boolin 1 tint have born lined ut HI I -
vert horn-WrlKht'H Family Dms
Ktoro. 1-18-21
.'llAls'Kft, Or. Powder river Ih a
liiivlguble alroam according to u
JHier received by 1'ele MeGoverii,
local depot fcuiu warden from llio
'rfluti! Kuno t-otnmlKKlon, and that
09 Huch navlg-iiblc Htrcam Ih opon
Jo trapping hunting anil f lulling
tIii neuHon and In lawful manner,
"o Iodk um llio trapix'i, hunter and
(fHlHnnan keep under the IiIkIi
water Now line.
j-' A nuvlKiiblo Hlreani, the lot (or
'tuaj'H, in one that will float a row
oat or a aw Iok. Powder river
.Kill dii Ihiif, tliereforo It Ih a nav
Juablo Mlrouni and oim-ii, and be
thK it navlKablf Htreaiu Im a pub
lic UoiilUll). ; .,
Mali iIoiik,
The fClehurdnoii Art & Old Khop
in JoHt, in receipt of Mali Joiikj;
mil 8 madi; of Holld bamboo wooij.
'rhew aro very durable and the
earviiitf Ih oxeeptlonally welt done
Thet,w. H"U com I n k (Mitel from
China.- Prloo IFj.uo each. l-y-ai
'"'Ji '
i - "With till my worldly koo1h I
tJjcu oudow" mut neein ironieal
to (ho Ki-oom who hann't flniHhed
pnylnnr for the :eifrair'inent rlnj,'.
Cull for ItidN.
Sealed bldH will ho received by
the foiumlHHlon of Ihe Ctly of La
(irando, OroK"'), for tho coiiBtriio
I (Ion of tho Improvement tn lul
provement Olntrlot number 136,
I within the ( iy of I .n (IraU'le,
JfTon .aeeotillnK to tho plann and
flpecll'lcallonn of Biild Improvement,
I now on Hie In (ho orrico of tho City
Iftoeordor of Hatd city. A' deposit
of J.'i.uo will be ri'Miiircd for ot pf
plnnii and ftpooirtcationn, which
'amount will bo refunded If bidder
In miHueeeKftful, and returns same
to It.lH office.
llldn will bo received to thu hour
of Hovcn-lhirty p. in., January 23,'
1 !HM, nt tho commlflslon room In j
tho City Itufldlnx at ai Orando,
OreKon, and inunt bo accompanied
by a certified chock In favor of tho
City of I .a Orando, Oregon, in the
aiuomit of ton (10) per cent of tho
'amount or bid, an a Rtiaranlco of
(ho acceptance and completion of
contract If awarded. Checks will
bo returned to unsuccessful bid
dors. I The eouimlfmion reaerven tlio
rlKht lo reject any and all bldH. v
Hy order of tho CommlsHlon Jen
uary itth, lt)24.
J. K, MTKAHNH,
Jltocprtii-T uf Uo Ml? t?
I,a Grande, Oregon. ,
Jan I I -KM.
Your I'loturc.
llavo UtchardRon-"Tho Art Man"
onhirRo and lint your pictures Kn
larffeiuontn mudo from either the
neKutlvo or tho print at tho .Illeh
ardmm Art -ft Gift Htiop. l-lH,-:t(
Homo school bookn that huvi
been UHed but K'od. at Kllvcrthorn
Wrlffhl'H Family Oriitf Ktoro.
. . 1-18-2
Kxtra KMH?lnl.
Oon't pfiwi I Ills up, (n-tole creams
caramels, iioukmIh and nut cIuh
tein, :t'io pound or JOc for lb
Nowlln Drug Co. J -18-21
Miss .Mary Moore, Xc' York society slrl. believes In comfort. She
mlled for Ivuj'pl and took her roadster with hoi, She'll tour b'gypt in It.
An Uninvited Scribe Is
A Guest at Wedding
N(!VVK)apc'rman Gets
Thrill Wondered If
the Official Meant
"Condolences."
in.
the
Kchool hooks nil klnilK. si-hool
tahleta all 'kinds, theme paper iiy
tho ream, theme paper hy HI ecntp
worth. Sllvertliorn-WrlBhl's Fam
ily lru(f Hlore. 1-18-il
Make it a .point to hear these
Victor Records out Friday .
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Sivei tln arl Si'liiinianu-lli'lnk
Kn iiiiiiii' Time Si liiimiuiii-l li lnk
OITIt.VHO M'MIIDIIS
(iom.H rroni l''ailsl ' Irlor Opera ('imipany
til-'Hifli Front ItlRoleltn ' 'li'tor (Iperu Conipuny
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lrtor Sj mphoiiy Orehesl
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(Iimiii "The Mrih-N of mill ) V
4 .ii rliei -1 UWs i UvUvM ia
Itriin' New (ial o' .Mine I'ov Tint
(fnii "fhc Mftics of ia:t")
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L'aul ttlliuiian nd Ills Oivhcstm
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ltosltn-TuiiKo J'oA'l'iot liitcrnntldnul Xowdly Orchctni
11110111010 aft. Iiileinalipiial oelly Oifhetrn
I'm SKUu'
Aready lo Til
Newlin Booka Stationery
Company
I.A CltAMH'.. tlti:t.ON
1 1 rhino Drnw Is Hepali-cd.
AKTOUIA, t)r, The work of re
movln(f tho upper port Ion of tin
concrete "Heal" on the caul draw
of the new Lewis and Clark bridge
which cracked a short time aK. if
neuriiiff completion, according If
tlioae In climxe. An soon as ttu
hml pieces of concrete have been
laltoa out, mi row of pinintr will be
driven around tlie remaining' hcc
tlon of the Heal, a larfcc timber cof
fer dam will be lowered and this
will be filled with concrete.
Shot Is I I red Al 4. Il l
JAI.IiKM. Or. Charles 'osmo. 2-1
ex-convlct of the treRon stale pen
itent lary and ex-lnmute of tin
Hi 14. to reform school, was arrested
and charged with attempt to Kill
Kllti Hhlrtf at lier )iom; in West
Dalles. Zossu, It wns alleged, up
peiired at tln homo to take re
veinfe for rumors reputed to have
been cj(f1fruiute(l about him. An nt
I ae rjCii t he Kb'I wuh stopped by
liybrother. In his escape oust)
jp-ed a shot which missed the friri.
officers said.
Zos.ho, who Is employed with his
father In a wood - cutting camp
near l.a Griiude, was taken into
custody by officers oh lie was ap
proaching Dalles to get medical
aid after having suffered iho loss
of a finder.: , '
Zosso served time In the stale
1 i-iHon for Inirghiry, H was sajd.
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William Fairbanki
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"PEACEFUL P
From W. C.VJ'uUlc'.s i
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Toi phto hows tht dt-b'-nte
"nltia audible" instrument, mviit
fd by IV. Phillips Thwna tlwr
phoio tf th Ntiitfiii'ie Ut'r
trie Company. iOr. iMonuis K'i.es
(t wiil k rc.r. to hear tastcia
wiu the new device.
(Hy Scoopl
llow niiiuy pfi'ple have fmio
to :be olfiee of u JilKllce of
H-aco or Into a county judge's of
fict; or the office of any other min
ion of tlio law who can lawfully
perform a inarrhurc ceremony, anil
set down to await a chance to sec
the oiricrr on whatever bUMinesH
hrlnfjN one there and maidenly flint
Ibivt one la a wilnesH of a weddinu
ceremony?
A weddlut: ceremony in which
the principals are absolutely un
known to you V
Not many and even a newspa
perman kcIh a distinct thrill when
Ik; happens to be so lucky. Not
Iouk ntfo I he writer bad just such
a think' happen to him und it's
worth tolliiiB about.
An honest appearing, clean cut
yountf fanner lad appeared at the
door, with a flock of women behind
him (anions them was his brlde-to-he)
and t hen he sidled up to
Mr. Official and In a manner thut
was meant to be mailer of fact and
unassuming and not seir conscious
or anything of the sort, lold (he
ofllciul what his errand was. Mr.
Off lrhil.. beamed Joyfully on him
and then on htu aoon-to-be-wlfe
aurl (hoy lml h blushed nnd looked
us if they had suddenly e.xperi-
ed a Hinking sensallon like that
which one grtrwlnm comtnjf down
on a Kerrls wheel.
Was On the Wrninr Shlo.
Then, when everyone was set
tled, except I nu' the bride mid
k'l'iiniii Mr.' Official lold them lo
stand "ritrht there" and be look
his pi sh Ion In fnmt. About 1 hat
lime he found that the young man
was on tin; left aide and. of course
that was all wronc for how can
he place the wedding ring on the
girl's tefi hand with his strong
right unless he Is In a position to
lo it naturally graceful-like?
And the young man got a vr
idl flustered, as was to Ik- expect
ed, amr crossed lo his side and In
I be act made himself feel more
ilish and h!s relatives ashamed
of him by stepping in front of the
fflrl.
dually everybody was so unlet
that you could hear a piece of pa
per tho size of ii postage stamp fall
to the floor and the ceremony was
all ready to begin.
"I lo."
Mr. ( M'fielal cleared his throat
and started In. "Do you promise
to lake this young woman for your
lawfully wedded wife and promise
to love, cherish ami honor her as
long us you live?" (Or words to
thai efteei ) and the man about
lo be sentelieed for life, gazed OUl
of the window ami then looked
lmU and nod.bd his head, at the
name time N-'ylnir in u strained
voire "I h.." $
.About thai time i winnoc
ho mount .say "oondoli'nVen." Ttut
as II may he.' tlio rrlatjves rushed
for thb bri.U- and- groom" ami Im
planted a k Iha of about a fractional
second duration on their chock or;
mouth and In -tho- meantime, you
eonld notice a-tear or two rolling
down their cheeks. Tho- newspa
perman didn't know whether they,
were crying1 for-themselves or for!
thu happy couple.' ',' . '
And then tlio' newspaper man!
began to fuel as If It was none of!
his busjnesff Anil, lid .should have J
stayed outsldo w hore ho belonged i
and ho hoped' that: they'll Juiye a
lot of little, children and a dandy
fireside -and plenty of fifth r and
meat in the larder 'und ' wanted!
to get up and give them the "glad
hand" but didn't because ho hadn't
been ' Introduced " "''
Then It wan all ovvp and tho of
ficial was paid hid -lawful stipend
and tho brb juid groom left the
room (with their relatives trailing
along behind them) trying to look
as if It w as an everyday pccurancc
and they wercn l the . loast bit
f'l us( rated and. (hoy. tried not to
grin so foolish at ciich 'other: ahd
both of them wanted to simply
squeeze the daylights but Of the
other ono Just because they had a
rignt to and were so tremendously
happy.' - '
it's au HiKiii.
The newspaperman watched
them go down the street and won
dorcd again wondered If married
life is all that It's cracked up to
be and then all .of: a sudden he
knew darn woJI It was and thut the
world's ALL TtlOHT.' . .
MARKET NEWSl
A UHANOU MAItKli-IS U'ODAr
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Low
Prices
tm Hwffi R.W i '
102 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon
World's
Largest
Chain
Department
Store
Organization
"Price
99
"Price" is what you pay; accordingly, you ask yourself
"Is it worth it?"
"Price" in some Stores, is determined by "How much'
will the public stand for?" . ;
"Price" in all Stores of this Nation-wide Institution, is
determined by a fair margin of profit on a low cost
obtained by quantity buying. :
"Price" here means, first, that you benefit by our quan
tity buying and, second, that you benefit by bur be-
ing able to demand quality.
' ''Price" alone is not a true test of buying v-tcfrowing1
what you get for what you pay is Jeifig able to buy
profitably and safely. There if no greater assurance
of profitable and safe buyipgf than is afforded by our
but
for a 'single day but for every
or everybody.
its you to buy from us with profit to your-
"PriceP here is not fi"ed
ua v nuu uojiv
"Price'
self.
' -
CSS.
I'ot roasts, 15 to IS cents.
Beef boil, S, 10 and 15 cents.
Icg df lamb, 40 ceuta.
Pork, whole shoulder, lfi ceuis.
Pork, shoulder roast, 20 cents.
Pork chops, 2fi cenls.
Steak, 20 to 25 cents.
I'lnk sausage, 30 cents per lb.
Gasoline 'I'l cents.
Cunt Prices.
Mlno run and nut. $12 delivered,
fcgg und stove, '1.X delivered.
Lump, 113.25 delivered.
Top Price Markets.
Ranch eggs,, 4 5c a dozen. '
Cabbage, 6c, lop, 'quality, '
Kllur, straight f l.ilti; Vpatn(
12.05, Washington: liard whoat,
$2.00. ' , ' . "
Oranges, medium 60 t:ents, lurge
90 cents.
Jxmona, 60 cents, per1 dozen. '
Hwcet potatoes, 2 IbM for 2 Be.
l-'lorida grapefruit, 16 cents.
Crnnborries, 25 cents per lb.
Krcsh Hpinach, 10 cent per lb.
Parsnips. 6 cents per pound.
JlcuU lctuce, 16c lu IKc, 2 for :t5c.
Hot house lettuce. 30c per lb.
Celery, two bunch for 35c.
Potatoes, $1.76 per 100 pounds.
Uunch beets, 2 for 16 cents.
bunch carrots, 2 for 26 cents.
Cauliflower, 23 cents per pound.
Turnips, 6c per lb.
tireen peppers, B0. cents per lb.
Hrussid sprouts, 25c,
Raising, 15 to 20 cents per lb. '
t'ano sugar, $10. UU per 100 lbs.1
Tillamook cheese, 45 cents per.
Creamery butter, 55 cents 1
51.10 2 pounds. 1
Ducks nnd geese 26 cents, tuk-1
ltectml Number of lirlti.-di
Spent Holidays on Conllneiil
LONDON. (AP) The number
of Englishmen deserting t heir
country for the sunshine ami gai
ly of tho continent over the
Christinas season broke nil records
this year. Kor two weeks befuru,
( 'hrist urns t lie trains leaving t hn
English motropolis for t he conti
nent wero filled to capacity and
aa Christmas drew near they wen
run In as many aa six sections. j
l-'orelgners were unusually scarce.
In London for the Yule tide, and
places 'where they are accustomed
to- frequent wort? almost des- rlcd.
Tills applied principally to Ameii
rtms. '
Shivering Lad Aided. j
CNIVKKSITY OK OUHOON. Ku-
gent' The role of a good samari- I
tian was played by one of the mil- J
vers! ty's nigh I watchmen. He
parted with Ills comfortable ovi;r-
coat at 3 A. M. Tint beneficiary j
was a tone neophyte struggling to I
liiii home j 1 1 1 1 r im evi'llttnl niL'lit. !
! The youth, hurrying along (lie l
street, wus clad In scarcely any- J
j thing. Tho watchman .stopped
him, asked him whether bound I
(and proffered the garment. ;!
Clad to have the coat and with a I
promise it would be returned., the
shivering lad hurried to his desti--
in ion, I
VOI R 01 KSTIO.V AM)
IT'S ANSWCK
1
New Kales Plxcd. j'
HALKM, Or. Special round trip ,
excurison rates have been estab-
llahed by the Southern Pacific
company between Dalles und Kails i
City and between Dalles and lllack j J
Rock. The rates are good for flf- t
teen days and will be on sale dally I
on and after January 25. The ex- J
curston rate from Dalles to Kalis
City will be 70 cents, against the!
rejTUliir HO cent faro and the new
fare to Pluck Rock will be H5 cents
agiilnsl the regular fare of $1.25.
Oucsllon: T would like to
usl; this question after an
examination: 'an you tell
ooKilively w h e t b c r treat
ments will benefit in
Answer: An exam Inn.
and spinal analysis wi
only enable me
true cause of
but It will enable Jr to give
you nsane and JfTlcal con-
resulls
from my
is nothing
or guesswork
in tlf' i)inH'e of Cliirprac-
tlc aid Nirouilhy. I rcc-j
oguiJ1 d-ase as having one
prtmiLcauHc and I know
lliat ii the cause- is removed
the pntienL will get well.
Therefore the, answer to
your question Is Yes.
DR. WOODIXL
Suite 2(1. Summer Itlilg.
Consultation J'rco
4 '
P
m not
to lotTe. the J
yoym Illness, r i
elusion as to Ml
you ilay eMjt
Ireatnl nts. 'Je-e
of till eleimL
uespaiei uiiiii suddenly took
tU'e I tl Ml there whs no "obey" In
the sentence and he wondered, and
thought that mayhi. ii would b all
righi --he hop"d sn anyhow.
"Do you promise tn tulie tills
yniinir man fur your lawfully wed
ded huHbuhd" and so forth und she
looked up nt her tutor,, mate and
blushed nut "l do."
Thai Kltisite Rime.
I'hee Mr. orfichil nsked the
young in;i:i H" he b.td u ring so that
he could bind vou.s by placing
M en her linger. Tlie groom an-
swend 1 ex-uh-huh', nsa nod
ding his ht.-Jid, and s:;u(ed hunting.
Kirst h- looked in his .-out pocket
ami it utisirt lliere. Tlo n he look
ed in hht other coat puekets nnd It
11,11 whmi .n.-rvo. in the mean
"liie thv rehltivt-M uhlNIM-red
among 1 lo-msrh , iu,.i -,i(..i in a
sickt sort oi Mi,y , i,,,, , ride, H
;:ol ii bit lun.nis, And then he rejig
memb. r. d lo- w ins ii vest andtKM
. .ovn o no ire- ring. mid I tlr.R K
IT WAS! ; the look that cr.wssed
his la. - ou could tell that be Just
lelt n "i;ritnd and gloricuw feeling."
She thrusi out h-r hnnd and he
put mi Hie nag timi then .Ml-. (r
iieial pronounced them man and
wife nnd gsive liiin permission to
Kiss his neMy-made pariner. . And
did he,' a w utetier would never
fail lo "iearn ut.ovu. lovers from
bun.' '1 Imt kiss lasted all of
aocnitds and It was t() be seen i
Plainly thai they boih relished t;M
ami jusl lined ea. h 'Tit lo UiU.' ill
"Coitumi libit ion ," J m
Tto-n Mi. OMlciai Mi(t (hat "cull'lM
graduations were In order" uaiIih
' b " new .-,p.t per ii tan underi'd (thbb
whcilivr Itii meant that or whether! UIBl
entos 3fi cent.i, hens 26 cents.
per
Spring chickens, 33 cent
Clams, Id" cents per pound.
Kasturu Ojslcrs, 65 cents
pint. ...
O I pm pic Oysters, 86 cents per
pint.
Crabs, 85 cents a piece.
P-eef loin and flat bone, 25c.
) La nth chops, 40 cents.
Shoulder lamb chops,' 30 cents.
Pound Steak, 25 cents per ih.
VESPE
FIRST METHQ0IST
CHURGil
Sunday, rti) V. M
(JoodlMusic, SU'i'opliuri I'iclines in Ihc Life of
Siiuf of Tarsus
Rx
KXTIf.V SIMXI.'
"SUNDAY COUNCIL FIRU"
A CaniB Fiic Styvice by CO gills under the direction
if MiKfLaiiel Jil.Kire, State Executive.
Vou lvill crToy these Pictures and this beautiful
Camp Kirc Ceremonial
5:00 P. M.
D0H7 PASS
. -THIS UP
Extra Special
Oriole Cream, C;
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