La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1924, Image 6

Wednesday, July 16, 1024
PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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For Clothes Comfort
and Travel Luxury
Indettructo Trunki
Every convenience and p
' polnlment which haa proven
ant and practical for tha
clothes comfort of the trav
eler ie embodied In an In
destructo Trunk.
lie Ihei, trunki Mol.1.
renilnc frero $M to 1150
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
'; tin pane) I lull w ay I'rofil. t'
; TOKTO. AI Tho Imperial
Kuverumcut railways ; of Jupan
jmujp a profit of $8 7,(100.000 dur
Ihir t Ho ; fiscal year ended Mure).
Ill, mm. Tills wuh disclosed by
official returns recently published,
Books For Everybody
HOW TO TKAIN YOUR OWN DOGS
CTIQUETTE, by Emily Post
STOItY OF MANKIND, Hcndrick Van Loon
LIFE OF CIIJUST, Pupini
THE PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS WRITER :
DYKES AUTOMOBILE AND GASOLINE
ENCLY CLOPEDIA
WORLD ALMANAC
UOf SCOUT "MANUAL
CAMP?F1RE GIRL MANUAL .
C0U.E FOR CHILDREN
CARE. AND FEEDING OF CHILDREN !
COOK BOOKS; HOW TO "CAN, ETC. ,
!'' The New Fiction Includes
A CENTLEMAN OF COURAGE, by "James Oliver
Cunvood--Junt Out. . ' .
IWPYt.bjrCynlhin Stucklcy ' . "
THE EAGLE'S WING by B. M. Bower ' -THE
HOME AIAKER by Dorothy Cimfield ; '
THE HAWKEYES, by IloibOrt QuiCrf . v
TETHERSTONES, by Ethel M.' Dell
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
ies:
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SH.ER.RY.'S
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
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"The Old Fool"
A Diuimi or Sunshine und Sliu lliiig Action
, Thut Hits Home!
. With ,
Lloyd llnjrho.s, Louise Fnzenda, Hetty Francisco
Barbara Tenant and James liarroxys
'. Comedy,
"HKLP ONE ANOTHER"
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KOOVEK1ZED GROCERY
Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries
I La Grande Theatres
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Miss Talmadgc Makes
Bow as Dancing
Girl at Arcade.
'11)0 most popular alar of the
screen In h roht that gives her tin
npporlunily 10 r)ae to new heights
of emotional Interprelutlon.-u d Mi
ma of lov, romance and the mo-st
thrilling adventure under African
skies un unusual supporting cast.
headed by Joseph Hchlldkruut uitd
Arthur Kdntund Care we.
In her Intent picture, "The Hon J?
of l,ove," Norma Talmadgc make
her how to thi world uh u dancing
Kirl. Her danelnir dehut. however,
marks the finlHh uh welt uh the
atari of her terpsichoreun career,
an Norma has no ambitions to vie
with the Castles und Valcnllnos for
aereen danelnir honor.
"The Hong of J.ove" la (he d ra
nt 11 of a dancing girl of Africa. To
perfect herself for tho dancing part
of her role Norma took ballet les
sons two hours each day. The pic
ture was adapted for Joseph M
Kehneck 1'roductions by Frances
Marlon from the novel of the sum"
name. "This la a First. Nutlona'
release, und will ho shown at the
Arcudo Theatre oil Thursday. ,
Pathos and Thrills in
"The Old Fool" ,
At Sherrys Theater.
Time changes all things. Voiilh
and heuuly pass. The yonntt and
id rung or yesterday are th old
and weitk of lodav. The dce.N of
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Where The Thrifty
Throng
old licpocs are push 11 Into ohlMo.i
by the deeds or young ones.
Are t)ioe who did great, things
fu their youth merely In the way
when they grow old und no long
er have I he power to do lut eal
Ihlnpt? When they dwell on the
j;rund und glorious days of old
the days of their youth that meant
ho in ueh t o t hem are t hey just
old fools?
The .Hi eel family answered
then) questions In the affirmative..
In hfH youth Grandad Hteele wj(jurng nUUrt still continues to
hero under General Grant mid
he never, Ured of tolling of ihoti
days. Ills tion and his family had
no patience with him. He was a
burden. He was In the way ho
they ptunned to put1 him In an
usylum. Only Johnny, his young
est grandson loved him and cated
for htm, and Grandad proved that
ulthouih he wax -an old man he
could still be of use In the, world.
"The old Fool." the slory of
Grand ad Hteele, Is a picture with
pathos, lauKhtcr, thrills, love, ac
tion and a mighty Interesting
theme. ; ' ;
Comedy showing "Help One An
other."
BYltACUSK, N. "XV. (Special)
Just 'i'l years lo the month from
the. time thut John Wilkinson, vice
president of the Franklin Automo
bile company, beean work on his
flrat. Franklin air-cooled motor, he
Is offerings to the motoring public
an engine which marks the attain
ment of a Bonl toward which he
has been striving for over a fifth
of u century.
It is said that Franltllns new
high-powered 10-C motor,
wit nn
ennHblnred In eonn..ellnn with tho
fact that It Is alr-cnoled. marks
the irrentet mtnrlni ndvenee In
years . - . -
John Wilkinson built the 'first
fiiiir-evllniliT. viiK-e.ln.1u.fiil nlr.
HFRilLIN
REACHES GOAL
cooled motor In America. Later. . und , ,novc n, bpluf !n ,,,ut
he developed tho six. For n,utiy,mj on fom lSto 30 foot,
years, tho Franklin Automobile. 1hl Hon wafl onco discussed by
Company has held to the air-cool- tmj clty council, but was discarded
ed field und has' accumulated a ja" impracticable, but tho threaten
hnowledgo of design which has led H Proccodlnff1 havo brought It up
lo results not so long ago consid-aain oa tho only "lutlon of the
ered as hevond attainment bv the
rank and file of engineers.
1 Tho Improvements Incorporated
In the J0-C Franklin motor are lite
eitlmluullon of many years of ex
perimental Ion and research. They
mark the attainment of certain
definite, things' for which John
Wilkinson worked an automobile
engine cooled without the use or
water, which knows no' limitations
in cooling, efficiency no matter:
how strenuous the conditions a
motur with power for Uio sleepost
; hills with speed beyond the pos-1
Hiblllles of the modern highway, j
In addition, the IO-C motor re
nin.. at. uie jomuoi ihicnn himi ma
tnlmi that' made Its predecessors
famous.
fan lloom l4ntM.
HAI.IO.M. llro. 'I'll- piilillr h.t- 1
viee eommiHHlon IsHiieti tin on
granting an application of the No
tts lem Hrlvlng & Mmim com patty
for booming logs on Nehaleui river
and Nehalem bay, A reiiulrement
Is that the company not Interfere
I with the operations of any other
corporation.
Small
Tracts
Buvural 3 tcti-acro tracts
Just north of Kivorslilo
1'ark. Close to tho new mill
Uu. Hut ono ntllo from
tho business center of tho
city. These tracts are very
desirable and urcAclosIng oit
quickly. Triced low and on
convenient terms. Heo ua
about thoso for further par
tlculars,
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Wm. Miller
& Co.
T
S DISCUSSED
Hundreds of varieties of spring
grains have been tried on the eust
ern Oregon I (ranch Stations In an
attempt to find a mure productive
and butter quality variety for thlsf
section. During the early years
Haart proved to be the . leu; J Inn
wheat In the trials at Moro and at
lead as a dry land wheat ut Iturnn
but at Moro. Hard Federation und
Federation, two new Australian
wheats have oulylelded ull other
varieties. I'nder Irrigation at
Hums und also under sub-lrrlga-t
lull conditions at Union the Fed
eration has proved the highest
yielding spring variety. .
In Oregon station bulletin So.
204 Is given a description of the
Federation wheats, und u sum
in nry of the truly remarkable re-
suits with them ut the Itrunch
Stations and by farmers in eu stern
Oregon. These varieties are spring
wheats und Mire not recommended
tor fell planting. Milling und lakr
Ing results show' that these two
new wheats are superior to liaarl
ur ltluestem for-bread making.
I'hey urc rapidly replacing nil olh-'
er spring varieties in most coun
ties of eastern Oregon, because)
ihey have proved superior in ac
tual furm tesls us well as in ex
tensive Kxperlment Htutlon trials.
Tho Introduction of (hese two
wheats will Increase acre yields of.
spring wheat at least four bushels
an acre In Kastern Oregon. A
soon as all Inferior varieties have
been: supplanted by the Federation
wheats, this will mean at least an
extra 700. 000 bushels of wheat an
nually for the farmers of eastern
Oregon with pratlcally no added
cost of production.
I Hi i IK e Site I'lixestiil.
ALBANY, Ore. An effort to
.forestall damage suits threatened
because of the location of the
brld of EUiworlh street will he
ado at a public meeting. The:
Jplan to bo presented will be for the
i1' ttnd county to buy a strip of
lun' on ,,aKt "Ireet I
.Prooiem
FIND
IT "-i
HERE
Copy tor thia column rauit b
In br :00 a. m.
Cartl of 'liinnkM.
Wo eliuHT. ly ni'iin clMlc nnil
(hank nur munv frli.mlu r..
syniuulliy unci iiaslutii.u-i- ,.i.n.l,.,l
1 tin In our hi rcuviMucnl: ulm r..r
1110 iM-aulllill flow
Hunyiin ahd Il-lnm
, .Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
AtT and Mrs. L, K.
6 nd Family,
Anderson.
Anderson;
Anderaoit
7-10-ltp
New Lumber Yurd.
What! A new yard in La Grande'
Yes, und wo are here to Nerve tit.
people. We can furnish your
wants from u tooth pick to n train
load at live and let live prices.
You cannot afford to place your
orders until you first call on us and
gel our prices. We carry Jtenien
tlon lumber shlphip boards, floor
ing, siding, celling finish and
mouldings, doors, windows, roofing,
building paper, srten doors, etc. (
We cater to grange and farmers'
union trade In car load lots. Omul
1 Prut t I .umber i "o., I tin 1 i ove
opposlto Foundry. IMtone I
I 7-16-Rt
I
j Don't forget that your dandruff,
.troubles will cease In five days'
when you use our Germicide and
liandrurf Kradlcutor. It stops your
hair from railing out In a month.
Sold only by Sllverlhorn-Wrlght's ,
Family Jrug HI ore. 7-10-tr,
Itox V04hI.
For Immediate delivery. Phone
Main White Pine llox & Lum
ber Co.. La Grande, Oru. 6-13-tl
Itiick It Cri'nm.
Four layers In a brick. In pints,
r Mtmrts. Also the most delicious.
SPHII I
OUR
571 -STORE
BUYING
j POWER
SAVES YOU ,
.MONEY
wo
OiviTicf
Our diaplayi at work clothing particularly appeal to men because of two things: rirst, the high
grade workmanship and materials used, and. secondly, the fact that garment for garment and dollar for
dollar, more for the money cannot be secured elsewhere. The values p popular savings. Hundreds
of men are appreciative of our unusual offerings.
The Meaning to you of a
571 -Store. Buying Power
- . ' .
The jact that we arc opening
96 new'-stnre tthis year-fsivinff
571 inall haj little-interest tov
you (fxrept "as to 'how these,,
many, stores benefit you. -
Compare (he resultsobtained
by an engine, ol'. l-hofse power
with that of dnr? of -'.Vl-liorse
power! -How insignificant the
littloengine becomes!
The 571-store.. buying power -of
this Company continuously
assures you the lowest possible
prices.for a uniformly reliable
quality of goods.. ;
. t
Buying most we buy for less,
and. selling most we sell for
. lest., Our buying and selling
power means' that you have a
saving poietr here lhat is peer
less; '
"''Big Mac" Work Shirts
Men! Here's a Most Remarkable Value
We're sure you can't equal this exceptional value in any but
J. C Penney Company Store. Strong, serviceable work
I 3sr3r
owtvikw rinai s mc rniin
work clothes.' When vou eel
price, you know this store's
to buy. A profit here for
purchase ......
. Bis Pay
Work Sox
2 Pr. 3:ic
Men's
ELKHIDE SHOES
t'lMK-olate Oii!hic si hh's of
elk lent her. A Hht v.elKbt
mt leenhle s u m in r slim.
f t'h route leather sole. A kwhI
ttmifortMhle livl.
$2.19
iriherbet you cmihl hope to buy. und
j tee cream always hard and most
I palatable nil of tho Haxelwood
brand. Hold only by Kllverthurn-
VrlKht b I'ainlly Im-uk Store. 7-10-tf
Ititll hooks may Improve yottr
iniiid.
I proved
ed mind after you are bored
lo death?
A rnrtory Line of llnllilng t'mw
In tiaiitltleM.
The KreateKt and best variety -in
jbathlnR eap!i. One of a kind only,
'and at prlem much below former
price. In order to close them mil.
t Metier nee ihetn now as they w ill
juot lnat lonp nt prUi offered, and
the beautiful variety nhotlUI please
!all. Kei them at Hllverthorn
VrlKht I'ainlly Pruff Hiurw 7-lt.tl
c IlenuMitehliitf So
rieatliiR. button holes, buttons
! covered. sUmpliitf. Mall orders giv
jvn prompt attention. Alt work
108 Depot St,
BK CLOIHEl
PopulaT Savirigf
"Pay Day" Overalls
Serve You Best! Union Made!
Our own Union-made brand made for us under our
specifications by several large factories. We ' sold
1.404,000 pairs of overalls in 1922", in our hundreds of
Mores. '
None Genuine
Without This Label:
"Pay Day" Overallj are
strictly Union made. Tty
have double seams throughout
and are extra full cut, with big
pockets which are tacked to
prevent ripping two hip, two
ide, watch and rule pockets.
$1.39
numcs always at ine
lowest possible price.
Registered Trade Mark.
fadeless chnmbray,
plain blue and gray
two big button
pockets .
extra stitching rein
forces seams
square cut tails
, large, roomy sleeves
and body
all sizes: 14'2 to 17
point rn an Haws
it at our low F-y
a good plave
you in every
Fitz Presto
I land Soap
10c '
Summer Weight
KNIT UNION'S
Shown In a Milliliter
weight ullli .short .sln'tiv
anil miKle length lcs. A
i-entaikaltle Milne.
98c
Straw
SUN HATS
li!i; sliadt hats, of a
eit .straw. with vhl
h tints lluil sluuh' the eye.
vmm anil band etle.
lc - 19c
guaranteed. Kuncy Art Cioodi
D. M. C. thread and Itaby Wenr.
Tho Htltchlnn and Art Shop. Mrs
i: H. Norton, 1115 Ad:im Avenue
Phono Main 633. 0-lt-lf
Now',ltov atiotit Hotiul hiitir for
yotfr minhtii-n and tan, for rtiuch
akin? You can't ihIkh It In iixltiff
our Violet I 'ream. Stlverthorn
WrlKltt'a Ktunily Ht-tiK More la the
only driiR alore that ca'rrles 11.
7-Hi.tr
llereay, uh we ntiilit;uid II. N
Minuet It Ittff t hat lakes tin- pla-jc
of u press atfent.
( nil for Utdo
I iieaVd bht Will lie reelved by
the CoinmlKKiott tf the f'ity of '
(irande, t re iron, for the ronntrne
tion of the Improvement In Im
provement District number Hfi.
nlthlu fhe city of jx (Jnutde. tire,
ffon. neeonlltirr to the plans and
specifications of mid Improvement,
now oil file' In the office of the
City Hccorder of said City. A de
AHATiON-wm,.-
(JmcarporaUd.
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
La Grande, Ore.
AHuge Army of Workmen
All Over the United States
Wear Our Strong Outing Shoes
You, Too,
May Enjoy '
These
Remarkable
Value.
$ -fl .98
i
Chocolate retan outing shoes with half double soles.
They stand the hard'jenocks and wear well for a long
time. Only those of you who've worn them know.
A pair will convince you that our work shoes are ex
ceptional values for the price.
Black Enanicjcd
Lunch Kits
, 69c
Leather
AVORK GLOVES
Sm our slJH'k of leath
er glow ftii licit t tu
heavy work ut the ' very
lowest iiiii-j.
79c to $1.98
, Men's
MOLESKIN s
PANTS
Made of jtln stiijMd
Ki-ey moleskin with Iteniy
ilin-k HN-kets. Im'U lfHtps
and snMinler hut Ions. A
Mtinly witrk tnMiser, At
$2.69
posit of J.VOO will be required for
set of plans find- specifications,
which amount will be refunded If
bhbler is unsuccessful und returns
same to this office.
Hds will be received to the hour
of seven -thirty p. m. July 2a n)
1024. at the commission rotdn In'!
the city hiilldltu? ut m (irande.
Oregon, and must lw accompanied,
by a certified check In the amount
of ten perrent of the amount bid
as n irniinintee of the acceptance
atid completion of contract If
iiwtirded.
Checks will be returned to un
successful bidders.
. The commission .reserve the
rlttt to reject any and all bids.
y order of the Commission July
9lh, 1324.
J. K. STKAKNW.
Kecorder of the City of
l,a Grande, Oregon.
7-Il-int
Rent, sell and repair All makes
sowing machines. Ask about fret
dressuiakins; course. White 8w-
BUYING MOST;
WE BUY1
FOR LESS1
SELLING MOST!
WE SELL'
FOR LESS
MEN'S ATHLETIC ,
. UNIONS
C.il linlerwear rur the
ilmt hiintmer larf. Well
made g:trmcii(.s Unit ulluiv
fi-tMluiu of iiioveiiteiit. Ill;,
full -nut .sizes with web hack. 1
49c - 7Uc - 98c'
Screen Front 1
KHAKI HATS
A real hut Tor cumrorl,
of iiiedhim weight khaki,
slllelied brim ami a mtccii
froiil, allouln good vmitllu
lloii. A hits ahie at tlil-S
low iiilrt'. '
' ' 49c
Men's
Ilocklord Sox
15c
Men's Retan
Durable Work Shoes
Moccasin stitched rein
forced vamp bluchers. Sin
gle sole welt. Brown.
1 looks and eyelets. Husky
shoes at only
$1.79
Ing Machlno Co., New Foley nidg.
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