Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1924)
PAGE SIX THE ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ,. V..X UlJA'ia'lE Wednesday, February 6, 1024. 4 5S IVeslenhaver &, Gilbert . : FIND IT HERE Copy for this column Jiiunt tit la by 9:00 a. in. THEATERS Many Thrills in Big Film of Early Days at Arcade. Tin- worlil tliinkH or tin' rilKl'imft chiefly mi tt ri'llgioiiK bsiml. Y'l Clmrli-H Uity In IiIh ri-Hcurch Your IMcIiiivm. Ior tliti prmlurllon or Tho I'ourt- When'you wluli l.iuiltlrul in-j"''1!1 or Myli-s Hlunillah." which InrKi'iMi'filB Hindi, from your mita- "I"'"" "l I ho Araiihi I licit re Tliurs- Uvib. und tlnllnir I'lircfMlly dntiu. ,,',y ,ur " "in-u lny run. found Tuhu thi-iil to JtlrliiirilHon, "Tliu 1 1'N'tily or Hu'iiHliliiiclttiiii; udvi'ntiirr Her Recovery Almost A Miracle, She States Art Mun" ttt Uiu Itlciiurdaoii Art .lliiejiiliiitf Mi 'MrinciH of lh. & Girt Shop. Il.(its4llchiiijr, I'lr-allnu'. Button boles, bufloim covered, tamtliK'. Mull onh-iH kiviii t prompt uttcntlon. All work Riiur- nntcel. l'un(jy art kooIh., li. At. J. ', fnlhi-rH. Thrnnd and Huby Voiir. ! trniihlri sa-4-:(t "" n w'l fotuiht Ihrir way at every Hl p lor u loolhold on our eontl Tlio N1tU:hln;f ami Art Kliop, Mrs. Ij, 11. Norton. 111C Adunis i'lioiK! Main T'A 9-11-lm In l h! lori'Kroiind runa Annr- icu'H Hint t(v Hlnry of 1'iiNcIllii and John Allien woven amid the thrilling advcnltircH oi (he I'Mcrlm A moiiK thc8e were the with the pirate vvttw. the Try our ftill dinner tmlt.'i H-H Grill for only :trc. almoHt ilisaHiioUM til unit at nea, the laiuliiti durliiK the rirnt year, the eonslunt inemtce of the Indiana and tlm final triumph over terrible handicaps. ,.f (SiivltiKM Hank I to Well. T BYUNIZY. (Al') The mivlniiH ffnnks of AiiHtralla show heavy de fMflitn .nccfinJHiff to reeent flKurea. Hoiuelhlnff like l.oou.uon drpoMltorn In (he Victoria Ktute HuvlnKH Hank Jjavo Uud.UOO.fJUO aland I riff to their credit. . ft ThlB Institution Iiuh lent u hu) Htunllul portion or It ftimJn, 4, '(Mut.tiOM on the flrnt or hint .yin-, t the Ira dinj,' bankii of Hie mate. The money cuicIih & per cent Interest und none of it l lent for a louver' term than, lun yearn. The remilt iH that piiymenlH come In ateadlly all the year around, only lo no out uwiln In Iojiiih in an equally Hleadv flow. Until advances am utilized by the private hanka to finance en lerprlne, and ho are used for the Keneral KOfid. ill Hie ' -", "White Tiaer" llllllifrtviu-f'. 15 pulli'i-mi from which lo cIiiiohi' ill IClcliunlHon'B Art. As Gilt fcluii. Is Unusual Showing At Star Soon. As to Merit Oiir Line of Valentine Cards With their colorful floral decorations, ' ' original verses and unmatched 'J''-J.-Z.i prices ; . . "Sneak for themselves" Seasonable Party Favors are always available. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. la .i:amh;( Olti;(iO "while TiA:'-r 1m an iimiHiiat serein play of tile underworld opening at the .Star theatre today for v. three day run. II Is a I'nl-vi-r.Hnl-.!i'we production starring I'rlHcllhL Oi-nn, whom many that :ec this pielure will recall aa the hemillliil heroine of "Otltalde Iht? tin. itii.nu .m.i I l,tiu "n iindi-rworld atory trl- ""'I'" in yt-.iin ii nit uku, iti in Dean tj: always a popular favorite In Mt!:: city. "White Tii:-r" is the story of t liren crooufi who ere liilltiun. Most crooks in fiction are sort of Sir Winter ItablKha and Joan d Ares trone unin, romantic, impos sible, sttiillinK fiffiireii who do rythhif,' honorable towarda each In While Tij;er" the Irio pictured arc hl),'h class Internal lonal operators' but they fitfht from morninK to nicht j'nd have no seniiu of the 'honor ninonrr Ihtevts" that so In brief. Call for Itiiln. Heated bids will bo received by tho ('ommisslon of I he City of J -a Grunde, Oregon, for tho conslnut tlon of the Improvement In Im provement District number within the Cily of I.il (irand eon, according to specifications of said Improvenient now on file in t h( office of t tie 1 City Hecorder of sjiid cily. A ; posit Of $6.00 will be required fori aet of plans und ppecl Neat Ions j which amount will be rcfunde.l if! bidder Is unsuccessful, and rut u rum damn to this office. lfids will bo received to the ! ruary Cth, 1M24. at the co itsnion J ':' . "1( ,HHI OI ,a,H' room In the City Uuildlim ut Ln ' Grande, Oregon, and iiiust be ac companied by a.' certified check in favor of the City of Iai Grande Oreirnn. In t ho unworn t of 1 ut,. (ten per cent) of tho amount of mnn wniera rave anoui. they arc live. I ho kind that actually bid, as a Kuaranleu of the accept ance and completion of contract H i awarded. 'hecks will bo returned ' " " " to uiiaucccBsful bidders. ri. Tr . , , Tho commlHslon reserves tho r UU- Hl'llian Appeal 111 rlKht to reject any and all bids. r J (Mil DOriU'V Mari'll,P'0 Ilv nnlcr nf the ( Vnn miuiilnti Inn. ... uary lrd, 1 U24. J. 10. KTMAItNK. Uccordi!!' of hi City of Im Grandt!, Oregon. Shown at Shcrrys. That. Hie wealthy man's home Iiiim lo lace jih many troubles and 1 1 fltriveH'as hard for happiness as i ' the dofiiteiie of his work-u-dav sell and repair all makes nolirhbnr in one of tho vital facts j im mukh! mui. iii i eniiunu y inir- rbiK." dln-cled by l.i'.mbert Hlll yer, whleh (m playing at tho Hlier- ry tiieatre. The jirodtietlnn Is a new type of domestic picture, be cause it differs radically from tho class nf pictures I hut have dealt wlili th' home and its problems In the past. Then? is nothing theatri cal about Its characters hut, in l ead. a coiuu'len! ions effort has been made to present every day human heinK" and the problems that may result when a husband and wife begin to drift apart be cause onu or the other refuses to up tUv romantic urge oi youlh. Kent sewing maclilms. Ask about fre dressmaking course. White Hew ing Machine Co., New Foley Illdir 6sa-w. ia-a7-tr Market llu-4kel Special. Heautlftilly decorated market (junkets In three sl.en. at the itleh ardson Art. & Gift Shop tills week. Small size, Tiftc; medium nl.e, not-; large size JI.Hii. See these baskels In tin: window at the Uichardsou Art & Gift Shop. 2-4-:U Top Price Klarkfts, rtanch eggs, 40o, a-' Jozeu. . (Cabbage. 5c. too u'uulttyl ' Kllur, straleht.;, 11.9s;, patent $2.05, Washington Jiard. wheat, 12.00. ' ... . Oranges,' medium. GO cents, largo cents. , . . .- .' .;; . , lyCinons, SO cents prir dozen.' ,' ' weet potatoes; 2 lhs ' for 26c. Florida graiJofruM; l-S contp. . . Cranbrrh?9, ti cenis per lb." . Kresh Bplaach. ;lc per lb. Parsnips, 6 cents ' pec pound. Head Ictuce. -16c to ISO, 1! for 3 Be. Hot house kiltuce, S5c per lb. . Celery, (wo puixtn Cor 86c. Green Onions ? bunches for 16c, Potatoes, $1.76 per 100 pounds. Bunch beets,,' 2 for 15 cents. : Hunch carrots, '2 for 25lcents. Cauliflower, 2ft cents' per pound. Turnips, sc per -lb. Green peppers,) 60 cents per lb. Itrussel sprouts, 2$c.r .. Itaislns, li to "20" cents per lb. . Cane suffar,-$10.40. p6r .100 His. - Tillaiirook cheese, ih cents per lb. ', ' Creamery butter. 65 cents 1 lb., M.10 2 pounds.-" .: ' Ducks and ffeesa S6 cents, tuk- eyis 36 cents, hens 26 cents. Spring chickens, J3 cents. Clams, lo cents per pound. . Kaatern Oyatcrsi. h .cents per pint. . "; ' . ', ' Olpmpio Oyetcrs, 85 cents per pint. . : - '. ' V : Crabs;' 85; cent a piece. - lieef tola and flat bone, 25c. Kumh chOps, -46 cents. , ' Shoulder lamb chops, SO cetits. Hound Hteak, 2ft cents per lb.. Pot roasts, 16 to is cents, eef boll, t, H and 13 cents, Jeg of la rob, 40, ctmlJ Pork, "whole shoulder, 5 6 cents. Pork, shoulder roast, 20i cents. Pork chops, 25 cents, r p' Hteak, 2t to 25 cents. T-inlt HHUttire-.-' o cents per lh. Nnthe. The Catholic .adieu have po:d poned tlmlr rummage sale (III Hat-' urday. l-'ebi uary Hi. 2-u-lt' A comedy also showing. 'ASS SHERRY'S LAST SHOWING TODAY i One Anlo for I'.aeli 11)0 ;eiiiians. Tire Stale Army Dwlmltcy j PKitl.lN. (AIM- Germany uilh! PrUates Tnkct Iteliiced Pny u popniatlon of about cn.ana.nnn I bus a total of i;i2.2 p iHs-ngerl DC 111. IV. AP) The reorgunl j automobiles and trucks, the lonn- y.ation of tho l-'ree Htate army, now cr numbering loit,;tL'i. Th'a is en'in progj-ess, is carrying with It nm- average of one motor vehicle for.tertai reductions In pay. each 4nti of population. l'rivatcs have been cut. from 24 The Cnlied States nHh an ap- is'itilings and 6 pi-m- a week to 17 proximate population of I 1 a. eon, - "hillings and G pence, and a fur tMia bar. a total of nearly I ;.ih.ii.-i I tn-r reduction is conlemplalvd. tioo motor vehicles or an average ' -More than 2f.m0 men alreaily have or one for about each seven of j oecn dcinohiuzrii, yet the army population. !' HI numbers un.ooii. Nine tliou- Is a man a "Slow Poke" if he fails to re tain his wile's love? Germany's total nf motor ve hicles is only about one-icnih the number In New York statu alone. Shilisllcs show that each of 'J4 American states lias more automo biles than (he entire German republic. sand more men are slated to go. The number of high command officers probably will be consider ably lessened, and as soldiers' bar racks become 'available they pos- slhly may be used to relieve the housing shortage. Can a couple grow beautifully? old gracefully and The Picture Sensation of the Year! "TEMPORARY MARRIAGE" Now Her Name Is Ada-May " 1 1 - t- 'li -eju." I ii , Jfr$sr i wi urj; ti pm ill vv . ' s 4 y - CMn,c?J'' I IV - r "DOOMED AT IS'OOiN" frf . fKJS H ir--n r'H If it had not been nty own experk-nce 1 would hot have .be lieved anyone could ' build up so fast." recently said Mrs, Jessie UoMiind. l2 McMHIen St.. Port land, Oreffon, In relating her ex lerience iltii the Tan lac treat ment. ' "Last winter I was in such a poor state - of health that., I fho tght surely I would never see another. Loss of appetite, bron chitis and asthma with bad ncrvci and loss or sleep draff if ed me down until I was n an; awful condition.-1 was too wealtto take caro of ihy housiwork. and If it had not ' been v for the aid of my lirood neighbors I don't know how 1 could have made out. All that i kepi mo alive waa milk and soup, I and I didn't relish that. I "The very first boltlu of Tan-' lac made a wonderful difference' in my appetite and feelings gen-! e rally, und four bottles buitt me up twelve pounds and left me feeling ' like u new person In: every way. And I buvu ijeen in I the best of heuith ever Minco.' I Tinlac Is for Kile by all good) druggists. Accept no suhstitute Over 4u million bottths sold. -Take Tunluc Vegetable 1'llls. Adv4 ... if) KET HEWS , Gasoline, 2(J cents. Nm I'rices. Mine run and nut, $12 delivered. Kgff and stove, $12.50 dellvereil. Lump, $13.25 delivered. A GltANDU MAURK18 TODAV And luauy : two-by-fou. hai made hlniHei; seen; grea. by cus tm: ho common people. We Offer AT A KPCCIACj PJtlCK lArge lot, GOxllO, In cholco res idence location. Good shade tree1). The house on this lot is two story, baa seven good rooms, large front room connected with dining room by colonnades, good sized bed room down stairs, largo kitchen, pantry nnd room for bath. There is a large open stairway lending to three large rooms upstairs as well us tho bath. This house has stona foundation. In this liouso Is some furniture, which a., goes for tho low price of $4,200 and only $1,000 cash required. Suo Us Quick. La Grande Investment Company HONDKI) IIUAI.TOIIS Ili'llnhto Aki'iiib for Ili'liulilu Insurutli'C Coinpaiil''". IliOt Allnms Ave. Slain 7!2 n i. sst.w. 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. . - 4 "incorporaua j 475 DEPARTMf NT STORES ' w UualUy Footwear at Quantity Prices; There !s no better quality to be found in footwear'' anywhere at our prices than is provided in the makes' bearing the J. C. Penney Company label. Our new Spring displays include many smart styles in the good leathers. Because of our extensive buying and selling we are able to offer quality footwear at ! quantity nrices. Men's Brown Dress Shoes A CI 1 C..l i.n in. ' r uuuu oiyic iii a vaooa i rice i All mahogany sido Bal Seamless vamp. Tip. Half rubber heel. Single sole welt; Good shoe value for only. $4.50 Men's Bluchers i Of Kangaroo Leather Black kangaroo bluchers of good qual ity. Tip, half rubber heels, single sole welt. Archfit last. $398 Bluchers For Men Mahogany color. Cord tip, half rubber heels. Single sole; wait. A comfortable last and only $5.90 Makes Hens Lay! Work wonJera in any flock ' TPiLjJ- 1 Get DON SUNOfChlnoM irwr? . . at Our Storo - Don Bono eti the tu in nr weather. 'It c) directly OBtrjee-Uyiotf oraotand 1 ' KeaefidallB every way. Keep trws Bock healthy mod happv. They lay refularty. It'a easily tninniiva and tfuar- tatceJ ts do the work or your money will be nronpUy refundes. We hire Don Sung In lock ami can recommend It to all poultry raiicra. Prtc Stfe Lure 'it, SL Mild t timit at much) Give Don Sung to your, chickens If the dont lay they are roosters Newlin Drug Company Another Blucher Style That Gives Complete Satisfaction All black kid Blucher. Tip. Half rubber heel. Single solo welt. A real comfort able shoe for dress $4.50 Men's Brown Dress Shoes You Will Save Money on These! , AH mahogany calf bal. perfor ated whole quarter vamp and tip. Half rubber heel. Single sole welt. A good looking, dressy an durable shoe at our low price of $4.50 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooi SOCIAL EVENT Elks' Fraternity Ball r AT ELKS' HOME 'IN LA GRANDE Friday Evening, Feb. iSth Excellent Music All Elks and Ladies invited ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc H M H n M n n M Flour Market Going Up no Advance at the hooyekized these fopular brands at the same low prices OLYMPIC, -li-lb. sack, $2.15; l.bl .' SR.20 PICKET, -li)-lb. sack, $1.88; bbl $7.12 JERSEY; CREAM 4S)-lb. sack, $1.78; bbl...$G.72 OUR SIOAL, l!)-lb. sack, $1.r); Mil $5.-10 GRAHAM OR WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, 10-11). sack ...:39c HOOVERIZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries t 3S4 U U'AjU ISat Wu. ki so it t Just A4 May. th eUotsd Mum.fm sh rm is ,u jw.mukj jomir "Lcilog," csrtSCSarnicajjaBiBiiEBiiaaDzaBfliEEaiianEaiasaaaassHansKrr, 1 a
