La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1924, Image 3

Thursday,-July 17, 102.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
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NEWS of SQGIEfl
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Social news must be in the
hands of tho society editor by
:3ft o'clock. Dim to tho fort
that tho social page Is in ado up
before-noon, it la practically im
poaslhlo to insert storitji nfurr
that hour. ITorenrUir, Hums, no
matter how important they nru,
that oro doluyd beyond that
hour,, wilt not bo printed until
tho following day Nows Edi
tor's Nolo.
k Miss Klirine K. Oanin-ll and Mol
Vin Tt. Itutld were Uitlly m:ii'rii-;l
at llu il.utlicran rhtm-h on Vod
ut'Sday iartirnooii, July I . M-s
J. AlnMworth and Many 1 ). i'ror-i-or
wcri. thi ullt-ndaiittt. Tin- Iuid
tH a daughter of Anion ('untrHl, of
liuntliigion. Oregon. nnI a ttmdu
al4 of the high school of (hut city.
Slip la well . known here, .having
been employed by the MVli -phono
company for several months. The
groom Is the son of (). S. Itmhl, oi'
Mitchell, Soulh Dakota, and a
graduate from the Key at one I im. i -
Fermaiicnfly waved, wnvy op
curly hair should bo
Water- Wavnl
Tho wator-wavo is ' soft
and natural In appearance.
In no wise can It possibly
harm tho hair.
Moles, warts, suporf luo is
hair permanent amoved
Uhor5 seal
All Work Cuanuitocc
AT TI7E COLONIAL
l'liono r21-J
180S Fourth St. f Apt. B
tule of reading. He Is now cm
ployod by the J. t Penney com
pany of l,a tliando.
Tip- happy couple will take a
Jhort bridal "trip, ufter which they
v-ill lu- at hoidY to their many
friends at'tini (Jroonwood street.
'rhi iuurrlngc was solemnized by
Uevnnd WiHiain l- Holt.
, With a fair sized erowd in at
ffjnhiiirt! last evening the Measur
ing l';trty given by tho V. W. tl.'h
or iho llapilHi church at Kuglos
hull iH a success. An evening ot
i'uiu siai-ied at S : 1 5 o'clock, when
tho tour urnund the world started
on t ip'lc journoy. and tho Negro
danoois begun ihoir first perform
ance. Those t wo feat urea caused
mtieh morrimcnl logcihcr with a
tasting, smelling . and seeing con
iosi. iM her font tiros of the eve.
r.lntj'H eiitt-itHtntnout was a gypsy
fortune toiler, a candy booth, etc.
lioothK whore, refreshments : Wert
served were open all evening
Tho proceeds from the measur
ing parly go toward the V. W. O.
i I camp to lie held, at Wallowa LuKi
the hitler part of this month.
A delightful afternoon was spent
yesterday, when the l.oyal .Sisters
oi tho Chrlslian church met ut the
homo of ill s. J. T. Harvey. Jr.,
, w if ii His. J. T. Harvey, sr., assist
ling as hostess. '.A ft or 'the regular
business meeting a pleasant social
I line was cjh nt and delicious re
freshment served by the charming
llOSteSSea.
,
! Mrs. I.. Ktillwell will entertain
; the Par kiln lc club at her home
; J uly A large at tendance is de-
j pi red as a very interesting meeting
I is anticipated.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
r
By Stanley
v.
GRAIN MERGER
. PLAN REVEALED
1 j
(Continued from page 1)
Yo i will find our
shop lo lie a verit
able wonjli rhind- of
new ideas and cre
ations. You are in
.yilod to come in
and look around at
any timo.
Itiiy It At
RIclinrdson'H Art
i.ifi shop
ALUMINU
it.
' OF
Salt and Pepper Shakers'
Cups, Tie and
i Cake Tins
15c
- 2 for 2.1c
Skala Hdw.
Company
' Phone Main 33 .
" Rocsch BIdff.
viduais Or asuoclat ions engaged In
producing tin commodity to be
hnmlled. Another provision, how
ever, perm Its the Issuance of pre
ferred st;;ok. which is not so re
? i riot ed, "wit it or without tho
right to vote."
The articles of incorporation
pro hie for ?5.n(ia,M(i(t of pre--lomd
stork and (i.immiiou of
eominon stock. '
i'nn .MnKe tirent Savings
Financial nun involved in iho
deal nr,ihit;iin (hat u waving of
r.tHi.fMMi to s:;.tnio,iUMi annually is
poh::":lh- hy miiling the grain con-,
e. an. Ace(uling to II. S. Ital
ian!, counsel for the Ohio Farm
I Im enu federation, who has been
acting ;.n couiLiei for the ffi'fttn
tic igr ((Milinit.ten of the Ameri
can lmn Itnreiiu federation,
which has indorsed the plan, said
t he co-operat i e 'laws contain
st rjet ohutHOH to Insure producer
control of the corporal Ion. (Jrtilu
producers sny that the laws proh-.
iihly will he .construed Itbenillw
du'i in'g' I'hi- 1erfiid' of"tVansit loh. ' "'
According to Ms, iia I In rd, the
provision of the national Cap
per-Vols) end act t hat each hieni-in-r
h-hall have but one vote, r
mtrflleM;; of the unioutil of slock
he pwuH. inii-st govern I lie ne,v
coroorat ion, hecnuso it. will en
rrrige in iuterstae commerce.
In explaining plans for the
t ransit imi p'-riod. Mr, Myers said
(he initial working capital must
Hum- from t he five grain com
pauifs vhose properties are to be
merged. These companies hold
preferred dock.
''A r-'itain typo of prof erred
Doctors Advise Port
Wine and Olive Oil
Prominent physicians say if
I he public only knew the tonic
Value of port wine and olive, oil
they would quickly regain thoir
health.
Poilollvo is a combination of
rich crennt, olive oil and rare old
port wini!. scientifically blended
with other medical agents.
It restores tiled out. run-down
systems, is especially valuable for
dyspepsia.' stomnch troubles and
constipation.
Heart today taking Portollvc,
nature's food tonic, and sen how
ij'.iiekly you improve. I ted Cross
Pharmacy will supply you. (M;hi
orders accepted ).
Adv.
i Portolive Laxative
To keep your Teeth a lifetime
'You who wish (o preserve your tool h keep them solid
and frfe from discoloration rcinefnlier this
'Be attentive to your t'"' h keep the shreds of food from
out of the crevices use the bruaii regularly and with an up
and down motion
and use that most efficient tooth cleaner and
" preservative Squibb's Dental Cream
Prevents fermentation n rising from the decomposition of
food particles hard, ns the gunio proli cts. whitens and pol
ishes the enamel of t he - tooth sveet ns and perfume the
breath. ft rend- rs 'the sor i-etloiis and membrane of th
in A ith thoroughly genu proif.
'This Is not a mere tooth paste It is a real tooth preserva
tive. In collapsible tubes chart :snd economical f0c the lube.
' .
" Red Cross Drug Store
.Wl 1 OV I. A'Xi -lit IC II I I S HI "M - II U TTH K VI
t REPORTS TMAT ECBIRT ROBBJNS IS 1 OTL. -
1 uiA.iu.mY
IHC roKTCK AT lWtCflTTtAL HOICU
REPORTS THAT ECBIIBT ROBBINS IS
, THE ONLY MAH JN TOWN MHO HAS HIS SHOES
(1 TSmkt.ni 1
stoclt can be exchaifged for!prop
erly," Mr. ,ly$rW Sfiljlj1! ilpd tlpro-
'ducers would be'lveiiVh'ie; to ah-
Jjorh. it. - 'yiiUVwlH? irtve'" tjjt'Vrtvj?
companies c'ontroluiitil pr'oMiccrs
have bouKht halCthet slock. Thote'
is a truHteoHhtp opfupio .lfthirin-'
ors and farmers-will have.a two-',
third majority on -the board of
directors. v -
. "We, at the , producers' : t end,'
probably will hiked wq1 1npnthHto
make our appraisal, of the prop
er! h. Ve.wlll;lihalu no.lmuiedt;
ato effort to Induce 1 farmer , to
buy stock. This is not u" stock
selling or promotion 'proposition
put Hie bringing together of grain
marketing agencfcH whlch.-r have
Itbundunce of . capital anriV facili
ties fop handling alPthe' grain that,
is offered and -of working1 with
the farmers elevators and other
train marketing .agencies in solv
ing the problem of 'orderly-'marketing.
In this way they can bring
to every grower the world' bc-d
market price for his gruln.' ,.
' wroctH nig sing ' .
. '"I'lie corpordtlon contemplated
under the act which the new con
cern takes advantage of," ' .Mr.
Itullurd -said, "does .not control
price, but effects saving for the
producer," v ' . '
Oray Silver, legislative repre
sentative of the farm bureau, am
plified I bl statement, declaring,
'Jl Is an Instrumentality for ,;' dis
tribution rather than a bushiest
corporation In the ordinary Dense."
"No association. ": Mr; Ballurd
sahl, under tie not: can bundle
for, non-members 'products i'lUe.
value of which exceed that .of Hs
nielnbers." 1 ,. ' f t. '
('"The act Until s dividends -. on
stock'to'S per cent "per annuin'. and
provide that all net. earnings rqf
the, association "after redhction of
a '.reserve-fund not to -exceed ''2' per
cent, shall be distributed; buck -to
stock : ownership, but ' upon the
basis of the huslne . which lm.
been done with ilmilvldiiul mem
bers by the company."' '
High Clothing Price
Keeping Raw Wool L6w
(Continued from Page One)
partment slates. "American wool
growers are receiving 2U oent a
pound less for thoir wool now
than a year ago, despite low world
Mocks, decreused Imports during
the last 10 monthH, and a decrease
In the . number of sheep In' the
principal wool producing. countries
of the world.
Trol iitvei Alibi
"Curtailed buying of woolen
good and clothing, because of
high prices, backward season,'
high rent, chnngo in style of wo
men' wear, two-pant suits, and
Increased use of silk upd cotton
goods, have been advanced by the
trade as the reason why tho price
of raw wool lire under those. of a
year ago, . despite the American
Import tariff on wool.- ',.:
"The price of raw wool In Bos-
torj 1 approximately , IS cent . n,
pound lower than the London
price, plus Import duty' resulting
In decreased Import and tho re
exporting of large quantities! of
foreign . wools imported into the
t'nlted Mate ami held In bond.
Total wool imports Into the United
Htutes In tho 10 months ended
April ,80, 1924, were 20n.O0O,ft0
pounds, n compared with 4:i8
000.000 pounds the corresponding
ten months, a' year agro. 1 1
M.vkii Prison fiAttn t'StiVmw
rUt.RM, Ore..- Uniform nttlre
will heneefonh be' the order for
Inmate of the slate penitentiary.
Including trusties. Warden A.M.
Halrymple announced. "-'One pur
pose, U was said,- Is to - remove
what 1 - derisively ' called -the
"count it club" atmosphere of the
state prison. Grain tro uxors and
hickory shirt will be the color.
Shoe will be of uniform and dis
tinctive design, too. .- Kor: neural
year trusties have had the priv
ilege of wearing- white shirt and
ditek'trousers. k .
FOR SALE).
r noom modern". V stucco , house
vlarge I lot lol feet, . JustC0titr
,, VfSH'V 1 -ocied anii block f roVu
.tiigh schiiol'onlv'.'stiutyl'KVd
"Oan afltheI,abulhltiV; arid Mo'tih'v
v for; u bout 'half.v Halance? cash.?!
i lloom.. uiodern' houseJot, '.5xJ 10,
- located bn' Jefferson' stfeet close
In. VTrlce' f-idooV'mtfll.-. caih
payment balance ea'sy,'terma. .
7 Room ' strictly, modern J. home!
, with. -.nil; modern cOnyenlencea
' In I he house. Ueau'tlful ida,wn,
. trees. etc., on . pavement. Street '
.'close; In on' Spring 'Btreet near
tho .'Baptist clmrcl ;rrlco jr75Utri
Good terms ron' part of ..It, ' but
. must huve s good - cash payment
. down.. v VV'-C l- .
2 ' Good modern s homes belonging
to-;oneparty,V located '.on Wnslt-
Ington avenue.- Itentm 'for i5
per month,-' besides apartment
. occupied -by ' the ownex. N.teo
shade trees, lawn. cement pllle
.walks, and paved- lit reef.' " The
price for both, bulldinrs ICS.oO.
Terms can be had on part 'of it
C. J. Black &
Company
siKWMMini 'to vj. Biteem stoop.
iJk Oranile NUI KuUf lld. .
. Thona Slain M ' '
I'i--'- '-.T.t
Timely tow Priced
Dress Sale
Several groups of Summer Dosses each garment typical of this sea
son's test styles and colors, and liiiTy representative of highest value,'
quality and standard. : " . . . .. . ..
$2.75 to $7.50l
Dainty new models in Linen, plain Voiles, dotted Swiss and Tissues,
formerly priced at $3.50 to $17.75.;.;-
...,";.'" Entire SHinmcr Line of (lie Well Known ;
. Bettv Wale Frocks r
I' -.Alivin'lw wmtiwi 'tiavp liofnnio .irmi.'linted with and ". VipnrWIv onfVinoo'il
...ftVer the uncommon .and uniqite! qualities' of Betty Wales Frocks. Many
women will welcome these low prices One-Fourth to One-Third Off.
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY"-
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
Boom f, Somrncr Dlds.
' "A btauty aid tor
; vrtrl need"
PHONE MAIN til
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Lincoln Owners Endorse Union Non-ie'tpriating Gasoline
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for comfort ind ret ind health and thfe
simpl life, alt in pleasing variations at
NORTH IEACI, CLATSOP BEACHES,
TILUM00H BEACHES r NEWPOSJ
Our atmt will hand tou "Ootlnm In tha PadSc NoTttnMaf1
and Oregon OulOgora" and Iherwlll Mil m Uwwboto itorj.
A round trtp iusucr txcaratoa llckrt ia ' . j
UNION PACIFIC SYSTCl
nrtordlialwonihr!ulniDtliroufcth.ColiiiWRlyetGour..
v w tranaa m aaaaaraaak Jm--V
JUKI lUniHHOI,
J. If. Kecnoy, Aj,vnt, I.u Grnnde, Ore.
Win. Mt-MiuTiiy, (ii-neral Tass. A'ent.
roi(i;iml,'i.Oi'CRoii.
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CHOCOLATE FUDGE ti l l -
Hppci;il .10c tb Today and TomoiTow
The Candy Shop
aso nn sr.
Tlio Home of Home Made Dandy .
r
Aristocracy in a Motor Fuel?
fthm.
Many More Like This
This U but otieoftlte laboratory rooms
in our treat research building where a
larft (taff of xperienced chemiats and
eagineers tpeodi hi tiine in guarding
tlie quality of Union Oil product!
and in oearching for new wayi in which
to improve supcrioritiea already devel
oped to a high degree.
THERE is an aristocracy of products as well as an aristocracy of
brains and culture.
Such productl art thostf which ar developed to the highest point
of efficiency, quality or value of whatever kind they are supposed
to possess.
Union Gasoline, designed to make fine motorcars give their liest
performance to their owners, is of this class among fuels.
The care, skill, experience, and facilities we bring to bear on its
production are simply the beat we can arrange for, or purchase or
create.
There are certain feature that it offers.
Union Gasoline has the quality of non-detonation which means the
elimination of "knocking" on hills, and in slow, heavy pulls, quicker
acceleration, and a smoother, more vibrationless speed.
The cost of Union, regardless of its qualities, 4 no more than
that of other good gasolines.
. All, therefore, can take advantage of it.
Union OUCkffipany
.California v
vr: roi:N! what
roNri; hi: i.r.ov
I AEI.I I 'I'O
JI' was hunting, hunting for
tin- Kouiitnln of ivriiirliMl
Youth iiivl Oh-rt dlwip
polnl ;d. V hnvo found It
In our Marlncllo tri-ntim-nlA
t-. rnn hrlnff to your
phofltH t ho vi-ry blnom ani
culm of youth. Wo c.nn
bring to yo.ir lif hnpplncsM
tlutt youth u nd b'-fiuty glvo.
MAitii'.Ui rosiinio
SvV Volvy IShlg.
l'liono Miifii V2
EZire's Good News lor Car Owners
a battery that is Charged Bone-Dry
(Threaded Rubber Inaulatloa) ' .
No chemical action or Iota of life can take
place in a battery while it la dry. We Gil
tliii battery the day it is sold. You get all
its life in your car.
J
" Juit drop la here and Me my ban ttart 4
thew b.lterlc. out on uccmful careen.
It'i worth watchiag." My. Uttl. Atnoer.
Till! IIATTE1W KLUCnaO SEItVIOB CO.
I.rlKlilmi fllnrhliie Works IUdg.
Ill II Washington Arc, , rhooa Btalo TBI
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