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ITT Saturday, March 1, ! page Six THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER rr 1 "fcrTgi" ThltilckM ( Kfihci Doubts DrdDnlmrxl 11 on tvcrr CHh :oih B'Omh OverC Noj. 101. 10 pJWt. This competitive test proved Double Dyed Denim fast color. If only every overall wearer might have seen this test made! The superiority of Double Dyed Denim was proven in a most startling manner. Samples of denim woven at different mills were sewed together. One of thcae samples was the Double Dyed Denim. The entire strip was soused with dirt and grease. Then It was sent to the laundry. Powerful chemicals were Used to take out the dirt and grease. Again and again this process was repeated. Illustrated at the left you see the result. ' 7"v. ?'; Some ot the pieces were almost white; others a dirty grayj one showed a' pale blue. Standing out in , striking 'contrast was the Double Dyed Denim. It cam through tough and strong as ever an wonderful bright blue. Double Dyed Denim li made only" Into QShkbih fi'Goih Overalls. It wai originated tarn la con trolled by the Oshlcolh Overall CorrtMnv. i jrr, a pa(r..That's allwc ask. They mu make good or. wwwllL a 1 S shkosh Overall Company O&koth, WU. U.S.A. VTcUand, Ont,, Can. (iSHKOSHftGOSIl APE W UtnUUaJ ' 20 1 Depot St. FIND IT HERE . . rl Copy for this column must be In by :00 k. m. CALIFORNIA IS lIvtiiMIIfTaiing, llrallnfi. Button holes, button covered, ctampliif?. Mail orders given prompt attention. All work guar anteed, Kanoy art gnoda., D. M. C. Ton-art and Haby Wear. The Kl Itching and Art Shop, Mm. U H. Norton. 1116 Adama I'hone Main 638 t-U-lio Our Katurday randy Hperluls will pleura you. JuhL note our price, for quality In ulwaytt the cIohi-hI prico lor Btich enndy Hold by any ono In thin portion of On-Kon. See. Silver-thorn-Wight's Family lirui? Store 3-l-ir I 1'Alrnonlinnry ISiii'khIii. 1 Wu Iihvo one player piano, one omial expression and m veral other IM.uiUH, uil HllKHtiy UHed, wuen wr ar! ifolntr to offer ul IreineiidouH liui;diiH and a I your own tenon. reuKon. i-.UHiern Oregon mu- Arcudo Monduy, He." The ltraH Itot-S-l-U Itont, eel l nnd repair all make newlng innchlura. Ask nhoitf (ret- jdreaaiiiiiklng course. White Hew mg Miicnino Co., Now 1'oley Hi.ijr 683-W. 12-27-tf i'lAIIO I'liplH. T;ucher of plnno, who lian spent 6 yours under thu instruction of a celehrated master, desires pupila to ho taught privately aeeording to the iaieat apiroved inuthoilN. -73-.!. Mrs. Win. McOlattson, 13Uti Tenth etruet. ' 2-!-linp Hherljet, nlee. and well frozen, for Hnlurdiiy and Hunclny at our sodn fountain where you always get the best leu cream in La Grande In bulk or 11a you may want it, and don't go hungry when you can al wayH get a tine hot or cold lunch every day In this week at Sllver-ihorn-Wrighfs l-'umily Drug Htoro. 3-1-lf T . ( bamlH-rUlii . e(aluelr I Altoniey Cleiieral ruiiiqh.Tty'.s bat- . . " j ties before the InveHtlBsatloii coin- .. .WAHIflKOTON , ' 2;x-Hcnator I inlttee according to" announcement fiforgii r'hiiM)MTliitn will light ' that the former Oregon Nenatnr had liein retained by th man who In charged With crookedncsH. I'aul Hofrland of Cleveland, Ohio will aynifit fllMinhp'rlaln. Kiarnonlliiary ltargnlns. Wis UVA. one player piiino, one solo pVnyrn piano potsesslng un I usual vxurisnlon and several other piunoa, a lallghtly uaed, whk'li wi aro laolngy to offer al tremendous bargnins anil at your own terms, wltl lin reuaon. Kastern Oregon Mu alo To. ( a.L'5-3t Astiuloglcal Headings Daily l'homi ailt-J. Jefreruon Ave. ERRYm :: TODAY ONLY ' " 'i,'1 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo r;. . oboooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Neva Gerber S "THE YANKEE I do GETTER" And the Coiiicuv 'UUNN1NC1 WILD" SUNDAY ONLV KENNK11I HARLAN EILEEN PERCY. In "EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE' ' And the Comedy , "East Is West" At fivo o'clock tonight you can have yoil snap shots loft before ft I ho same day or the evening be fore. New glonsy finish that Is wonderful, Nculiit Drug Cu. 2-5-Ct lltilltl Willi llrh k. Ktone, concrete or hollow tile, ltcfjt and cJu-apest. I 'hone UCd-H. W. C llitimon, contractor. :-i's-ctp Aotlcc. I inh lo auiiounee that I tun a cajidbltite for the oftlce of I'oiillty ('oiiiuils.sloner. Subject to the ap proval or tin' lopublican voters al tin Nlay piiiiiaries. and If nomin ated mill' elected I pledge my beat let'l'orlk to economy and good bun) 1 11 ess. I a-ay to economy and good IhihI- (.Signed) W. W. Klevena. 'Si I'n Ion, Oregon. That la jiiHl the thing for your !yimpn. for roiiKh skin, for phiiples. Tour Violet fi'eatii Mold only by im Silver! horn-Wright 'a lamlly 1 h-iiK HI ore. a-i-tt I Ionic-Made Al tract he Jlmt. .Made LVoin your obi carpels and are reversible and no si.-anis. Oik r the largest factories of It m kind I'houe Main :t7 and will call, dnlj lure until Saturday p. 111. l-;eon omy Itug Co. 2-;'H-:Mp AUTO LEADER Has More Automobiles in Proportion to Populace man Any Other btate in Union. HAN KHANf'lHCO. f AP Call fornla has more aatomnbilea to each thousand of population than any other state in the union, ac cording to figures compiled by W. It. Marsh, director of thu state ve hicle department. In the. eleven months en.l(;d He cember 31, 1.093.K6U automobile and trucks had bnen registered by the department. During 1922 therr were 747.837 motor cars registered. Marsh said that an analysis of the recorda of this and other states indicated that during tho coming y.ar New York would bp the only state having a greater actual num ber of cars than California. Kor t!3 und 1 124 lie expects a close contest for second' place' among California, Pennsylvania und Ohio He predicts that within less than1 five years California will pass New York, because of the climatic con ditions that 'make California a year-around region for open cars, as well as 6.948 miles, of paved highways wlthUl the state. - Uurlng the year California regis tered 14,664 motorcycles and 6.17' trailers.: In this period temporary permits Were granted to more than 70,000 automobiles carrying tour isis or s-ttlers Into California from other states. It Is estimated fha more than' 200,000" persons visited the state In motor cars. Statistics prepared by Callfor nluns. Inc., and organization for the dissemination of Information about the state, show (hat for every loo farms In California there are 9!) automobiles, said to be a greater percentage of motoring farmers than baa been reported by any other state. Motor stages, and truck Hnrs are having an Increasing part in" th,e state's transportation facilities,' 'the recofds of the State Katlroud Com mission Indicate. The nev? year be can with ti77 automotive lines operating undW. jiJrisdlcflon' of the eominlKsion. Of these carrlera L transport freight cxcluaivcly and 133 take pussengi'i-s only. The commission baa liceiid'd OS motor carriers whose cargoes un limited to certain coiuinuliit s. such as milk, egga and poultry, lumber, films, fresh frulla, vege table'a and berries. These so-t-allz-eU lines arc said to enable th" farmer to get produce to profitable markets at low freight rates. Motor transportation has left fi w Inaccessible spots. Mountain and desert alike have h-cn oven-uine. Companies operating this form ot carrier own H.SfO cars and I rucks. Their physical properties are val ued at 12. 600, Out). Terry Complaint I Mitl. HAI.KM, Or. Complaint was filed with the public swvku com mlubion hero with flation to the alleged Inadequacy of thn Wheat land ferry, which operates on the j Wlllamettu river hetween Imyton I and Bulem. The complaint ehurg-4j id that lh0 fwry w;m iinale, and j that aoiiiu action hhonld be taken to make neseccary repairti or 1 - ; placo it with u luom uubuluntial : craft. A NATION-WWk - A w 'am to W9M 475 DEPARTMENT STOF 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. With March Conies This New Display of Klamath to IInc Auto Show. KLAMATH KA1.I.S, Or Cndev the auspkea of th0 local post of th'i American l.egion every auto mobile dealer of Klamath K;iH. represenllng more than "u inak- of cars, have united 10 bold an au tomobile, show hern on February 2U and March 1. A 11 umber of cars exhibited recently at the au to show at San l-'ranciseo have been entered in the Klamath exhibition. Prnctlcnl linkers Will Attempt. ; to Mnko (trend More Appctl.iu:; CHICAGO. (Al') lircad Is to In made mora appetizing undc plans of baking exneri.i frnm ,,H parts of the Cnitcd Slates who will meet here for a three-day confer enco beginning .March i 7, under the atlplces of the American In stitute ot linking. U will bo thu first conference of its kind. Despite the fact thaf the bread of today hi superior to that of a few years ago, statlHtica of ihe Wheat Council of the I'nited Ktatea show that tho per enpite, consumption of wheat annually is only 4.22 busheltt now us compared with B.dti hutdiHH before thu war. More than 2tm mm who have actual charkn of the nrorti"-""" of bread In commercial bukiug plnnti will attends FORDSON Cars - Trucks - Traj PERKINS MOTOR CO. ,. -, ,.v .. . i v 7! I Atiiionliiiary Itarunlus. We hive ne player piano, on nolo plaker f vlano possessing un iiKiial eXpri'Snkmi and several other pianos. all sUirlYtly used, which we art' goiiig to ut-r at tremeitdota' hargayitt ami al your own terms, within! reason, Kaslern Oregon Mu sic Cot 2-29-3t Aotle( lu".elnii, Mertlilg or local No. will la held ti K. of V. hall. Sunday. Marely 2, at noon. Mrs. 1 J. (a'e. a-i-it 0 arc I 2. , titer. 11. ill si The Reader In Search of Decent Stories at a Mo( deriate Price A Will find wliat he wants in Ihojf j STltEET AND SMITH N0iLS j We h4'e 1,000 BoajS Ly(c Newlin Book & Stationery Co. hA GItAME, UKEtiON Soring Suits a For Women and Blisses $24.75 to $32.50 In all the newest Spvnirj' fabrics such as Toiret Twills, Ti'icotines, mixtures Plaid and . Sport Effects, made in clever new styles. In this new display of models you will find sizes for women and misses. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Saturday an Sunday Special r r,,. n..:i n.,i1un;.,,i i..i . . 1 1 uc .r urn v iiutosaie v reams jt Are in 'a class by themselves. We have-thamt made especially for our trade in such large jirfan- ; tities that we are able to give you these y'oiider- ' tul creams witn caramels. JMoup.ais atjjrour own Maple Milk Chocolate Nut Cliistejit a jirice lower than you would have to pamir the ordin ary kinds. Try And see for ym Fruit Oriole CI with any othei a Jf 1 -II). Saniul self wl colalojr e ior 10c people who buy True once are never satisfied md boxes of anV size. Special Saturday and Sunday 39 Cents a Pound Newlin Drug Co. IMiilllinc tllili iill soon lie h before ordering elxeu here, don't forirrl to eull :i Milne'H Nuim ry. , :os Kuier iivmiiji whrn In n.-ed ot utiaile. trees or fruit tr-es. Hhruli hery, ierenn tills, berry ltiiii roMi-M, i'h one 2u I - a-1 -tt Your doelor always expect l.roiupt and aeeurate work on any hind or medtetnen he may pre serlitv for you, jour wife or your ehildren. Me Hlvva') i tints It to l lirep.ued uK Kly mid irom th' beat of pure dittKH. We u1mi9 try to please your doelor and you, imd deliver all pi i-Hi 1 ip( Ions promptly nnd ivt hout eNtra eost for deliv ery, St I vert hoi n-Wright's l'aiull Iiruj? Store, l.rt us ha e our pat roiuie, pb its". S-1 -tf IBIBIIIllllllllMBIBBBHB&BBlSlSSQSiBlSSSBIBEBaBS Ml . 0 168 Pints Free! IN PLACING YOUR ORDER TODAY OR MO WILL BE ENTITLED TO A FULL PI NT OF MAj IT'S YOURS FOR THE ASKING WITH THE I n; Miii-o in iiiiiinn in ttia. . I A'.N ( t,N. (AIM - Tli,. nmmiil I I'uln.- r;-ttnl MiuWH (hut lH7 Iter ' Mills wiTe klhiHI III (In tlrrt-M of I l.on)in iliirln Iprs. Tho lliliuhiT 1 ill I!':':' h HS4. Th.' n-port !lmir!i luiir,. vn'upUi InJurriJ In I intiit in u.'.'. AcclUi'llta tteru'j m m m n n n M M M M a m H n n M '. PLEASE ASK FOR YOITIJS Voir n )LA OIL. NO STRINGS TO THIS OFFER. H TllC COMPLIMENTS OF T K 1inOVI.'.ni7T.'l. Sec Old- Large Pi PER CASE 30 DOZEN A' SAVE MORE MOXEV- YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE WniEKEyfllE THRIFTY THRONG List in Monday's Observer 20c HOOVERIZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Del iveries M H m n H n 1 1 LI n m n ta ta a H n H l2ttUSd&BaiBBIB3ICS8ZXSaB