La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1924, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING .OBSERVES
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HEADLIGHT
UNION MADE .
outwear two
ordinary pair
FISHING NOT
SO GOOD NI
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TUM I'AltK. On-. (Special)
Charles Hill of Telocuset, with u
mrty of fishermen, were up the
creek Tuesday. They failed at the
"llii; Lo? Cabin" reporting unfav
orable luck duo to the cold and
cloudy weather prevailing. The fish Why not use the beat there In
will not n-adily respond to tint lurejmadi; fur huh burn, tan, rough skin
FIND
IT
HERE
$22,000,000 Saved on
June Debt Interest
(Continued from oaite 1)
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Guarantee
Ever
Written
on
Overalls
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This SPECIAL WEAVE DENIM is nud
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
HEADLIGHT OVERALLS
Thl cloth It the result of years of
experiment and most ciactlnft teat for
Sirrnftth. Washing Quality and Dura
bility. The yarn are ipun from Ion 4
tuple cotton JyrJ with pure indigo and
Hotn in America's finest denim mill.
REMARKABLE GUARANTEE
If. when this Overall Is completely
worn out. you do not think thui Special
Weave MI AHI.K.II T Over .ills tire Bfr.'ITKK
and will OtTWIAR ANY other Overalls
made. I Hill itive you back your money, be
warn of Imitutiuni. Demand the genuine.
HEADLIGHTS OVERALLS
uf the files days like that.
Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Vunorder
with their baby, Floyd, viHited with
I lie folks at the Forks Tuesday.
Their hoi i Kenneth, drove ihe team
taking them to Ihe Smith place.
They walked the, rest of tin; way.
Mih.4 Ida O. Hunter returned
home from tin: Hprlngu Tuesday
morning.
Deer SiKhtel.
Two lunjo deer were peacefully
feed in,' in u field near Clarence
Vanorder'n house the other morn
in IT. One carried a lanro set of
antlerH. which made a most beau
tiful sight.
An electric Nloriu passed the i
I 'ark and the. Forks from west to
e'tst Mondny evening. The light
ning struck one Ireo.
The forest acrvlee . pack train
went up liuck creek ridge drive
way with a load of supplies for
the gang of men working on the
trull.
Jess Spencer and John Jacobs.
I 'nion business tneli. af ler a culd
and wet hike In the South Fork
angling for trout, stopped at the
"I tig Log Cabin" lellinr of their
luck while sipping a cup of hot
coffee. They an- two of the regu
lar sportsmen that frequent the
ereek very often during the sum
mer niontiis. And as a general
rule they are lucky fishermen.
Paul Kills. Catherine creek for-
cst ranger, from Cove, made a busl
incis call Tuesday. He. was on his
way to the range station at th
cuts or bruises? You will find our
make of Violet Cream is much bel
ter than most of such prepara
tions sold for 5uc. Our Violet
Cream sells tor Hue, the most eco
nomical of all. " Mi, vert horn-Wright
Family Irug Store.
itcnt, sell uuti repair all make
towing mucnint . Ask atout irut
urt-samakiug course. Wniie Sew
tan Maciiiuu Co., New loicy Bid
fJi-w. 12-27-0
Five Things
Five tilings lo r in'iiibi r:
1. Windshields and sideglaascs
quickly and correctly fitted.
Z. Ladles straw huts rei'inlshed.
3. Pictures enlarged and tinted.
4. Pictures trained.
6. Iiinnerware, glassware and
gifts for every occasion at
Jtlchardson's Art & Gilt Shop.
Hig Meadows, where he will attend
the counting of the sheep going to
the reserve.
Snow ItcnortctI
Dandruff stopped In a week, your
hair stopped from falling out in a
month when you use our Germi
cide and Dandruff Kradlcator. Sold
only by us at 75c a botlle. 811-verthorn-Wrlght
Family Drug store
Public Stenographer.
Hotel Foley. . C-jy-Stp
'or immediate doll very: Whits
Pino Uox & Lumber Co. La Grande,
6-13-tl
Your prescription filled promptly
and accurately and no extra charge
for delivery when filled at our
Tuesday morning 18 inches of store, Nllvcrthorn-Wright Family
FOR
SALE
BY
MEN'S WEAR
JUNE
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. l uuiij.iny r, is 10 atari
For Home Tuesday Morn
(Continued From puko 1)
The Month
for - -Weddings
PRESENTS FOR Till-) JiRIDK
At Reasonable Pi ices.
A vaiiety of Wedding Favors ami Cauls fur
congratulations, etc.
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
Drug Store.
Sherwood took third In the 22
yard dash and W. Metealf took
second In the 410-yard dash.
oihpariy L's relay team ;
Head, It. lieaiden. MeCorkle and
Sherwood, took second place.
( uie i 'ouipuny A man run the
" ntuiy in : -iu seconds an I !
w as also higu point mail w it !i
It ll-i points.
.
( 'ompany I-; w on a regutai
elimination bust-bull game I ruin
Campany A 5 to :i. Shemuul
yt:cht. t liver pitched ami tn
t i.iti, un.hr of the It-am was: (I
i: an mi. I Kline lb; . dhcttcr
aml lliiiuuntt, Itead. ss;
I rank Ii aid n and Kline, ef; A.
Ii,u nen and F. Hiaek, rf. . T -I
dim row e play the Ilulllsteii
rrnnpany for the ehaaiphmshlp of
the JMith inlantry and the win
ner mII piay the best f th
Hi: ml inlantry In the linals Mon
day. S' i nl m nu ll will make a trip
tn Ml. iUiiiu-r tomorrow morn
in;. llaki-r has mnt an invitation
to Company K. tf La titande.
to march in the Fourth of J my
parade at llaker City.
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LAST SKOWI.N'C TONUaiT
Marshall Ncilan piesonts
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to the (bser-r by Mall). Jun
-.-- All ttf the national guard J
1 1 em tivgon. Idaho and Wasn- j
i lit; tun iiiai e It ed over to It rattke
whuh Is ti miles I rum camp,
to watch the regulars pit on nn-J
oilier iam luttth- and say it
was gi-i-ut. They ikfd heavy and
liL'lit ti.ld artillery and machine
nuns, airplane. automatic
t-uies. a Hi Id tel. plione and threi
Inns ot advaneinK infantry. The."
us.- tour Miiall tanks and a 1
pound mortar to fire at enemy
airerult.
AILr the bailie the enemy
thr-w up a smoke screen to show
us bow smoke can be lis--d to
bub' tioop iho i nn nts.
Our tu-ot'-ar team lost to
( 'ompau t' of Hood lil er, lusi
niflit. t hir (rant consisted ot :
p.eai den, Sherwood. Kerr. Fred
Mint, Jitt'n-un. Walt-r Hean. G.
11. an. W. M- I. alt. Mi t ime and
N. Com!". Later we w HI puN I
w U h i em sm M and " v w
will Im- in u tour-way tie lor
lust place if t'onnmny It beats
fompany t Comptmy C n!.-o
won tiom Campany A and Ma.t-
ters compi.nv.
mow was reported covering the Hlg
Meadows at the foot of Meadow
mountain.
Wednesday morning a fisherman
caught a large at eel head s-itmon
close to Hack creek, on the North
Fork. This Is first caught this
jyear that far up the creek. There
are uui very tew buiiiioii uuuc me
Thompson place.
Kenneth Vanortler, with his two
sisters, Klva and Mary, were keep
ing house and doing the-farm work
while their father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Vanorder were
visiting here this week.
Heporls state that John Wallace
lloyle, 6 year old pioneer of this
place Is not feeling very well. It
Is hoped that the next news will
be n denlnl of this report. For Mr.
ltoyle has many frl-.-nds In fuel he
is everybody's fr'end nnd all are
anxious us lo his welfare.
Dave Lloyd and family from Cove
a re ca m pei on t he creeK ror a n
outing angling for trout" and sal
mon. They took a hike up th j
South Fork Wednesday morning.
S. K. Milbr. sheep owner, was-a'
guest here fur dinner einesiay. i ))y. jJruff store
.M r. .inner was looaing over ne
range for his sheep that an on the
South Fork.
Three Indians of the I' mat Ilia
reservation, passed the Forks, ex
ploring the counij-y. They Were
young fellows who had never visit
ed CHtberine creek before.
Mr. LIIIm returned from the ltlg
Meadows Wednesday reporting a
snowfall of about three inches dur
ing the night.
A bunch of 25S sheep were taken
up and put In Mr. Allen's band on
the South Fork.
Clarence Vanorder caught a fine
salmon just below the second crow
ing Wednesday.
Mrs. W. Wigghsworth of Cnlon,
accompanied by a visiting daughter
of Portland. Mrs. Myra Getehell.
are coming Thursday by stage to
the Park. They will visit with Mrs
Wigglesw -firth's son and daughter
In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wig
glesw ort h.
Al Kui.y and James Hose of La
Grande, runic down from the Min
im river recently. They have been
prospecting up there for some time.
Mr. Uose had found some very
good ore hst fall while herding
sheep, hut this time, could not find
the ledge on account of the snow.
They report about six feet of snow
at the head of the Mi nam. Hut
they run onto a fine h-dce of gold
iuar!e of w hleh the gold can be
en with the naked eye. i
Two prospectors from Wallowa
6-23--'t
5e llenist itching ,hj
All work guaranteed. Mrs. K. C.
Tuckcy, 1808 Second St. 6-ti-tf
Don't forget that we sell you the
best and latest line of stationery In
white and colors as well as all
kinds of writing material for less
money than you generally pay
when buying elsewhere. Silver-thorn-Wrlght
Family Drug Si ore.
l HcniMltihhc,' 8c
Pleating, button holes, buttons
covered, stumping. Mall orders giv
en prompt attention. All work
guaranteed. Fancy Art Goods.
D. M. C. thrcud and Bsby Weur
The Stitching and Art Shop, Mrs
L. H. Norton, 1115 Adams Avenue
Phono Main 633. 3-11-tf
Score cards, place cards, tally
fards. birth announcements, birth
day cards. You will find them at
our store. Sllverthorn-Wright Fum-
G-22-2t
average of ulpiost four per cent
Interest.
While the cut In the total d ui
brought about by this one opera
tion appears as u drop in the buck
et when considered ulongsido the
mi t ionnl debt of more than $21.
uoa.OtWj.OOO. treasury officials point
with satisfaction to the amount ol
Interest that would have to In
paid, and that means taxes to b
raised, provided there was no re
duction In the debt. The treasury
has Issued only 1 1 SO.Oimi.ooo in new
securities while it has retired and
destroyed a total of $r2l,lihU.tMiu in
outstanding debt.
"It is this steady biting off of
the great national tb-bt that means
lower taxTs in the future," a treas
ury official said. He added that In
tliH last three years tho treasury
had been able on every occasion
to retire more seeurith a than It
has issued In each fiscal operation,
ami the great debl, !) per cent of
which resulted directly from world
war expenditures, is gradually be
ing whittled down.
START TICKET
SALE TUESDAY
(Continued from page 1)
to bo held ut the park Immediately
after the program next Sunday af
ternoon have been placed in charge
of H. K. Dixon. F.veryone is in
vited to bring lunch und attend.
The coffee will be furnished nnd
will bo brewed by Frank Lilly. Mr.
Lilly certainly deserves the title of
champion coffee-maker if there Is
any such title, his friends claim.
Whenever great quantities of cof
fee have been desired ut any out
ing for the past few years, he has
officiated und the numerous pic
nickers who have Imbibed of his
tlncerporaUti
'tM, 4.75 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, ure.
English Broadcloth Shirts
That Are "Vat" Color Processed
Washing, the sun, or perspiration can in no way im
pair the or.ginal color of these "Vat" colored Broadcloth
Shirts. "Vat" coloring is a special dyeing process; which
positively assures you that the color will remain "fast"
as long as the shirts wear.
Fine, Heavy Quality,
Imported Broadcloth
Thai's the kind for long service.'
Several colors, so you can choose
whichever you like best
Well made Shirts. All fresh and
new.
. And the price is most remarkableonly
$2
.98
fb
bevcruges will testify us to their
quality.
I it iukcs an income oi inj
ures to get a man in the rotogra-
CEYLON
From mountain slope to tea
cup, the delicate ambrosial
flavor is preserved by the
sealed lead-foil package.
ALLEN & LEWIS,
Fortlmil. Oreo
U. S. A.
vure section, but one figure will
get a girl there.
"Never give up." the framed go-
getter motto that hangs above tho Lr
executive's desk, prabably refers
ltvno ami Mvrtly
Two patterns of Dlnm-rwuro are
bi-lllg featured this weik nt the
Kichardson Art Ac Gift SUop. Spe
cial 41-picco sets of Irene us shown
in the window for $?o.io and 2G-;
piece sets for $10.0". A speclaH
offer of $5.S5 for a 4 2-piece set in
the Myrtly pattern. This is a real
buy for every day use. lioth pat
terns In open stock, at Itichard-
sou's Art & Gift Shop. C--3-U1 I
If you don't belong to Klan. le-1
gioii or bloc, you are the one hej
means when he appeals to thei
"common votle."
Doctors Advise Port j
Wine and Olive Oil
Prominent physicians say ii i
the public only knew the tome
value of port wine and olive on ;
they would quickly regain their
health. j
Portolive Is a combination of
rich cream, olive oil and rare old
port wine scientifically blended ,
with other medical agents.
It restores llred out, run-dov. n
systems. Is especially variable for
dyspepsia, stomach troubles und,
constipation. I
Start today taking Portollv.
nature's food tonic, and sec hov
quickly you Improve. lb-d Cross
w ent up Ibe Itig Mtnam. passing j Pharmacy will supply you. ( .Matt
the Uig Log Cabin Wednesday. j orders accepted).
Adv.
Portolive Laxative
Aids for the Afflicted and
Their Attendants
When sickness enters the home, there arc many little
things one may use to enhance the comfoit of the
patient and lighten the long, dreary hours of Use
attendant
A Hot Water IJajt
quickly allays pain and restores circulation.
An Ice IfaK
Invaluable in cases of fever.
Vacuum I Jul lie
keeps liquids hot or cold for long- periods.
Sanitary lied Pans, feeding Cups. Medicine Cups,
Thermometers, Sponges, Invalid Kings, Syringes,
Sprays, Adhesive Tape, Cauzc, Absorbent Cotton.
Ask your physician to suggest the things which may
be required and let us fill the order.
"There's nothing (no good for the sick."
Newlin Drug Co.
Wear it on your belt V
Vest Pocket Kodak
Let us show you the Vest Poclc
Kodak Special, focusing model, ind
you II see at once why we rccom
mend it to the sportsman. f
It's easy to work, small enough
to wear, and instantly accessible.
Vet the lens, Kodak Arustigmit H
.6.o, 6lve' )'ou negatives that not
only produce excellent prints bqt
splendid enlargements. S.
Thl camera, JS.00
Belt Carrying Cctc, J.CJ i
RKI) CROSS
DRUG STORK
Small
Tracts
rVvL-rul ;t to li-ucre tructs
Just north of ltlvr.ili!o
Turk, clone to llic now mill
site. Hut ono mile from
t!i business r.nl.r of thn
city. Tlicst; tracts ore very
Uisirulilo nntl nro cloKinRO.it
quickly. Priced low nnd on
convenient terms. See us
nhout these for further par
ticulars. Wm. Miller
&. Co.
Obituary
Pete Hos-lUet, V hll Used t U
in Island i 'ity and ki to schmd
al I .a tii .imle !i;li. is tmw m s
d- K am ti'i- Company M. the
Ci.tvatiis iiiachine pun unit.
We break camp Tiiewbiy (to.
huh row 1 hum in and m !h ij e
o ! tu I'mtUilld en om .i hva-
e put en a parade and havi-
I IM.lt AL nun.
Paul Uiebarilson. the infant son '
of Mr. and Mrs. Joel lllchnrdsmi. ; I
wns burled In the tdl IN Ilows
ceiuet -ry this moriiinw. Kunrr.it (
services were hdd from (he Hohn- !
enkamp chapel with It-wrend W. ( i
C. lioss. of the Presbyterian j
church, ofl'icltttins.
The haiiy died in Ontario and (
wax hroiiHht here hy the pa rep t-,
formerly of La tirnnde but who
are now residents of Tamarack,
Idaho.
Ktches n not every! hlnir. Only
Hie rich man can have a valet, but
any poor man can int u wife. i
t he Pat be News take motion pie.
I in es of u s. We u re I o rema n
in Portland olpbt hours and th-lC
start fr hoini1 tnulil to Mirtv,
sme time Wednesday morning. .
The hos nil say the "army life
Is fine lml just the sme we will
(m (fiad to gv k home nnd
set' w hat straw berry Mirt cal
and pie tastes like." , $nny cooks
don't blb in anj thin except .
wholesome food and of cour. .
pie. sod e.fkv doefrll i-' prl UlUvil
tlO& reuci. , , , ' i.
Save Time and Money
I SK CERTO Oil KRl'lT TIXTIN for making jellv
SNIDKUS CATSUP
VAN CAMP CATSUP
.VKS. RANDA1.IS SALAD DRESSING (No Oii)
MRS. RANDALL'S THOUSAND ISLAND SALAD
DRESSING
MRS. RANDALL'S CREAM SALAD DRESSING
MRS. RANDALL'S MAYONNAISE DRESSING
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