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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1924)
.iV ,'(,- . ... .... . I Thursday, July 17. yl p HK CL' THF, -' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE EIGHT all on FIND IT HERE RELIABLE QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES OUR AIMi TO SERVE FAITHFULLY AND UNFAILINGLY Copy tor tbia column uiunt be to by :00 a. m cincorporaitd Distribution and Acrc Value of Cereals in the State Are Announced. 'M, DEPARTMENT STORES Mmm TABLES GIVEN ii ii 1 1 bv ii ii "nrj" v a i il 1 1 in ii ii -sia. ! ill fM w ll t Hi 111 : w , Pi P' M hi ol ! i I ; i i, in ol II lit A "I II H MANY men buy a shirt because the color looks good. And many a shirt lias color that docs look good until it is laundered. Arrow labels on shirts mean fast colors colors that retain the brilliancy and tone that you liked when you bought them. The label means much to you and to us. Producing shirts in large . quantities means lower cost per garment, but never lower quality in an Arrow. Preserving quality while making in quantity is the result of over sixty years shirt shop experience in one family. $8 rr fiV . W0i 201 Depot St. T ho Store or Mo n it ty a la-i'i.Air: FORD BATTERY $16.50 I' Oil ; CAKS WITH N-Yijlt Kliu-lini: nml l.liflilln? kfnli-lus )l-A-l)-l-()-S Perkins Motor Co. ' LINCOLN . I (ll;l . I'OIIDSON SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMOUKOW DickHatton In u piiliiic (hilt will uive ynu (iusp, a I.miKh mul Soniotliin (u Think AlMiut t "Playing Double" SICK DICK 11ATTON '1 i ii it tin; face of a sk.v.xi'iiipi'r like n liiiiiiiin fly. Plunge finin tin- i-iIri' of a litinilii-il-ftint cliff intu n intriiiK tuiit'iil. Ktitjre a terrific fis;t fij'.lil in a marine liver. Lift a frir! from tho saddlo iif a niuaway ' lioi-so. Fijflit th loo liusKy Mi'rapiK'i'H at miro. CiuiH'dy ' .: , . . "POSTA15K IH'K" In Outlet. n irv v-fi";rj;i- ',yur t'-Ula In H'fffoii - Iiy iriMiitf ir i uf wtittr sprliir; IrViHilt.. lJll i',V lltl'l fllilH I Imt with miHimi'til Iv" yli-hln or 1 1h-croi-M anil Here vain en ImHr-H on pre-war M-It I 'JUo- l '.t I i. Tlie.te jh'Iim-m wrt' an follows: wheat km , rwiln, oiiIh M rents uinl hurley (i iil.s ti r liimlicl. . Severn I vim of lnfi-re.t and uf . Ijnpoiiaiit'o to Oregon farmem nri; lnoii;lil oul In Kit; fliirc Mhow liitf iivi.tiiwii ylolilH and vuIihh or viiliii-a of llitso Ictnllntc erupt. Thi I wo onlslnndinK features ant t In? appii ri'jil Hiin.'riority of wifii r wheat ii mi Imrlt'.v In Here ieliln and iwiv. valuea over Mprliif wheal I iilid oalH. I'Vir tin ntnfe i)H it I I try io;trd-ndH, p-r lo:il liliutiu Mulij 647. 7-17-11 Sl- 'IJlfM l'ffS (Mi Hi.- Ih hI IIih- of halhlli;,- rap t ItiU Ituvf lff. hIiimmi In I . (JrunU. .t hh I lian ont-lialf fonn it pi(M-a to I'loH- IIiIh rai tniy kmiii pli? lot of n-al valin-n in hatlitn; capH. All tin. pHdly coIoin ami MlyhH at Kilv.-rlliom-VVriKlit Kam lly Iriip Store. 7-17-.!' Not Jri. I'lcnltr, AtlKNHl :Srd. i-IG-l 'H Tor IJliI-. H. ar, 1. 1, n will m rmdvi'd ly IIih rominlHMlon of tin- City of l, Ortini)i On-K-on. for Iho tniiHtruc- wholi linrli y i xiTt -di 'l Mii mvi iiik'. "f " Hi" liiiprovt lin itt In Im li'lflM In ponnd:t per aire of win- Irovcnnuit IMHlrlrl niinilur Mil (it w In-ill, Hprintf -win-ill or ou:. 'll liln Hh- i-ily of Iji Oi-andi. (in altlioiiKli wlnti r wImmI. h-iaiiMc of Kun. ncronllnir to IIih pliuin an1 tin- Ml'irliDy hltfln r v rat;f prln- pwllrulloim of mild Improvi-im-nt. Pr I nil, rnnli'd firnl In vnln'. now on flto In Hki orrirr of thr Tin' iiviriiKc yli lilM. valnif and lb" Wy llcrordi p of nald city. A n. uvcrajfu aeriiUfrn dt-voiid to ll-nn llt of rt.Uti will lo nitnlnd Tor irropH for 11m pa.st. flvu yvmn wito hH of plans nnd npcriricaliMnR tin followH; wlilrh lunoiint will In nMnmlfd If Klnn iroliimn. N'o. itrri's; wcund Idddur Is nnHiirnruiriil( and rlurn.i eoltimn. ikhiikIh jmt tivrv, llilrd i hiiiip lo tlila offlrr. riilainn. valm- ptT peri', MM will lie n-ci-lvi'd (o Uio lioitr W. wlu-at ..SJM.IiMi :tfi2 flK.tulor Bi-vt'n-thlrty p. in. .Inly 2Hrd M:t5 I7.;;i L Uir roininiHHton room In Ht:t7 M.'fli'lu! rlly Imlldlnir at l.a (irando !H'2 I 2.1 ii iOrrtron. and inunt ho uctroinpanird riw uliovf riuurca Rlronu'ly miiit- M'V c. rtiflrd chi'tk In tht ainount 'WHt tlin ilislruliillly of n ronnldi r- "f ln pyrci'iU or Urn amount hid uhlc rridjiiHliiM nl In our farm a puaninlon of llu? iirri ptann- nni protrrani. Why do urejmii ,in'1 eoinplceion of contract If farnifrfi plant ho much Mprlntf wlK-at and omIh when ImiIIi tin oropH an? I cm proiluctivo and lirlni? I hh rcturnu In flullar.i and ccnl llarlcy 74,11 II OalH iK:t.tu:i H. Wluiil ..,.;.(!, i 7 I award 'd. Clicrkn will bo returned to un HucccsHftil liiildcrn. . Tho cuiiiimIh.sIoii n-H'TVi'd tlic rlirht to reject tiny and all Iddrt. lty order of tho ConiiutKslon July 9th. jilm. J. K STKAIINH. Itccorder of Ilie City of IjU Q rand i.!, Oruon. 7-1 1 -Hit than winter wheat nnd hurley? In ncrean winter wheat riinkH flrnl. aH II Khoiild, but barley rankn laMt, IhotiKli Inyli Id per acre it cx cccda winter wheat and ranks next to winter wheat in value per acre. In Oregon I here tiro four tliiH'H as many acres In oats aa In hiiilcy, alllinu--h Hie ft-ycar aver- no mire yon buy a inosl perfect iik'f yield' of barley exceeds that, of .vwjp t() RMk.(I y(MIr (.V1.M ,M.ror(. oalH nearly 4'iA pounds per aero lnU1)l(r your , r.e. These visors and was worth ?;t.os moro ior yolIp vyvn froIll t ,. ,,,,. of acru. as actually deUrmlmd oy t,, Bn ,, wlmL t,H, r(n,. Ihi vleldH otilalncd by Oregon .... uii.....i . v-i. ! fiinners Uurlntf tbo past five years r1UMly irll(r Hlorc. 7-17-:tt ; ami based on pre-war prices. ir ; j tho average farm price for the, Irill)aiU Mnft tic past five years or fr tho post rienllnff. button holes, buttons le years wen, used as a bus.s if rovc.rj( Bi,npinc. Mail ordem irlv Ironiparlson Inslead of the ten-yenrj prompt B(tntlon. All work I average pre-war price, burle nlnrRn,m ,,.HU.y , Ar, , G(K1( 'would exceed oats more 1liun 9 i,, M tlirrad and Haby Wear : t,cr uvrv vahn. . The Klllchlnir and Art. Hhop. Mm If. Norton. 1 1 10 Adams Avnnno I'll ono Main &.tn. - 9-11-tf - A born leader Is ti man born in a neighborhood whero people lk to huve. somebody do their t Ii Ink -Injr. Small Tracts Ho vera I A to fi-acro tracts Just north of lllviiHldo l'ark. (om- to tbo new mill Nile. Hut ono lullo from tbo business center or tho oily. Tli esc I rue I a urn very dcslruhlo nnd aro ctoslniro.it ciulckly. li ked luw and ou convenient terms. Hi-o ua about thosu for fuilhcr par-llcularn. Wm. Miller & Co. No more dandruff or Itchy scalps when yon use our Icrinlelde and Dandrui r Kradlcalor. Hold by un : only nt 7Te a bottle. II also titopii' your hair rrom falllnir out. Silver-i thorn-WrlKhl's Kamlly Hrtur Store., i 7-l7-::t Notice of I'liml Mriirliitt. Notice Is hereby (flven that Hej underslRned executor of the lanl , wilt and testament of Mary (' ' Wade, deceased, lias Hied with Ho County Court of the State or Ore (inn for t'nlon County bis final ac ciitiiit us such executor, nnd that said court has set Tuesday, Ilie Ml. day of August, 'I'.i21. at two o'clo' l, I'. M., at tbo court room of said court. Ill l-u Oranile. I nlon County in-cicoii, as the time ami place fei heiiriac upon said final account mul M' ttllnc s;ild estate. limed this Jtith day ol .lutie IPl'4. HKO. T. COt.'ll Ii AN.. KM-eulor or the Last Will ami j Testnmeul and Instate ot .Mar;. I Wade, deeeiisetl. , Jtiur L'U-.luly n-ia-17-1'4 The most perfect lee ereiini I lull is possible o be made is the I lax- el wood Ice creams and sherbet t j Hold In l.a C.rande by Stlvei'tliorn j Wrbrltt's Knmlly Hruir Store. Ttn-y Books For Everybody HOW TO TKAIN YOUIl OWN DOGS KTI0UK1TK, by Emily Tost ST0KY 0I-" .MANKIND, llciidiick Van l,.nm LIKE 01' CIIKIST, Papini . THE PU0GUESSIVE I5US1NESS WU1TEU AYKES AUTOMOIiU.E AND GASOLINE ENCLYCI.0PEDIA WOULD ALMANAC JI0Y SCOUT MANUAL CAMP KIKE GIRL MANUAL C0UE FOR CHILDREN CARE AND FEEDINCi OF CHILDREN COOK P.00KS, HOW TO CAN, ETC. The New Fiction Iiu-liulrs A GENTLEMAN OF COURAGE, by Ji.mos Oliver Cunvoo(l Just Out. IH)PPY, by Cynthia Stocky THE EAGLE'S WING by P.. M. Ihmvr THE HOME MAKER by Dorothy Canfk-ld THE 11AWKEYES, by Horbort Quick . TETU E RST0N ES, by Ethel M. Doll" Newlin Book & Stationery Go. MEW CV3 TOOTH PASTE A simple but scientific way to de termine the best dentifrice for teeth and gums Make the test in your own home without delay -for every minute may be hastening teeth and gum trou bles, 'and under- TEST is mining your health. easily made by just squeezing the double tube and watch the contents combine into activity ! These visible oxygen bubbles eo where the brush cannot reach into every recess of the teeth and gums, purifying, sweetening, cleansing. lit t After years of baf- flinii exneriments with many ingredients which make a highly desirable denti frice when combined but which quickly lose their effectiveness when- contained in a single tube, a happy solution was obtained in a new, exclusive double tube a tube within a tube. New Mix Health Paste is the result. ' It is called "The solution of the difficulties with den tifrices," by no less an authority than Professor Wilder D. Bancroft, head of the department of Physical Chemistry of Cornell University of Ithaca, N. Y. Hundreds of dentists and doc tors have endorsed this combina tion of 22 really effecti.ye in gredients that produces such amazing results. When you have made this test, you, too, will endorse New Mix Tooth Paste as being an absolutely effective and sure way of guarding against the deterioration of teeth, foul breath, infected gums, loss of teeth, and, possibly, the loss of health. Then you will use New Mix Tooth Paste faithfully every dayl Get New Mix Today The J. C. Penney Company has it. Get a tube today and try it today. Tube 49c r . r-.; i iui u The Whit. Pails The Pink P.to (Alkaline) (Fruit) HarHrns gums Rrmoves film Combats pyorrhea Whitenj teeth Destroys nernu Dissolves tartar roliihcs enamel Sweetens breath The Combination containing 22 in gredients, kept apart, mixes as you jquceie. lilvvuys huv Iw rrrom In bricks, in pint, nnd iiimrta tint! our tx iltil.slh' liirliit ulvuy rhui anil In nny quantity. Ilawlwotxl ice Cream t'o. Our nKi-ntM Sllvcrthorn-Wrlsht. 7-17-31 llo AhhI. Il'nr iimnrilluh' iIHIvitv Main MS. White fin.- I!nx& Lum ber Co., Ui Clramle, Ore. 5-1,'I-tl exv l.uiuncr I'anl. What! A new yanl In l.a Hiainie" Yl'H. mil! We are here lit N' lVe II). people. We eiiii lMin,h yum waiilfl fruiii a tooth )); n, a train Ion, I at Ihe You eannoi arfonl to yi)1p onler .mill you first call H and M"'","r Wv r"rr" "'"" n- Iton lu.oher shipla,, l,ar.lH. rr. lllnK rialsi, ,, '""Mln paper. ,,. ,,, e ral.-r U, Krnnt.-.- a, fHn,'- V. I'nilt l.umlier Co., JCOl L'oyl opposite Koundry. l'hono "-W'J t-is-: Itont. anil anil repair all nwlnt nmehlncB. Ask "t'out M ilreanranldnff coursft. Wtiito Sn lnir Macliino Co., Nw Kolcy Win -W. 1Z-JI--J The Flour Market Has Advanced Two times in the past few weeks and more and urreatei- -nlv-mr. u -n .. 1 wheat crop being cut about one-half by the drouth Tht H fnIlow as a 1'esult of the flour on hand and have not to date advanced our iri,.0 """Prized has several carloads of fit of the season's rock-lwttom prices and the benefit of th uuing now you get the full bene follow. inc market advances that will sooi You have your choice of these popular brands Feder-itmn m i OlvniD c. White Snrav. Our Soil. ieiation Hard Wheat. Joi-sov r,, Picket. Our today's prices on these flours is JOe per barrel under the market. HOOVERIZED Phone Main 49 GROCERY 2 Deliveries I I