La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1924, Image 8

.FridayrJuly 18;liy,i
PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVEfNING-vQBKBRiff''lj,-;'
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Boost The Organization
That Boosts
Your Town
The Ji Grande Chamber of Commerce is
an organization that, iijcessiintly strives for
your communal welfare. It is your organ
ization. Aid tliem in their membership
campaign.
T IW8'
(4?- rr iLa'
204 Depot St.
T ho Store For Men
FIELD PEAS fl
M PROSPECT
Pressing Clothes
Is something that requires skill und experience,
. und So does the proper ,' ,, '
CLEANING OF CLOTHES
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Don't experiment send your clothes to the long
cstablished firm which has given satisfaction
for years;
Wilson Bros.
Tailors
New Foley Iildg.
Phone Main 515
If Adiiie duy caalern Onon
wlieut laml will need t nrow u
leguminous crop to aid in restor
ing noil f'-rMlllv, field peas will
lilndy to he the, crop prown. Out
on t lie prod uci Ion of field pen
pmicnU'd In Ilullctln No. 204 of
I tin Oregon Kxperimi'nt Hint ion
Hhow ihuj thta crop bus given very
win bract ory reiiulli ut llio lliri:
,'hraneh experiment M ullon IP
; i-uhI'Tii On'ffoii local dl nt Moro.
l.'nlon find Burns. At Moro where
I tho average ruin full Is leas Ihun
I J Iiu Iich tins crop la (frown in
! cultivuted ' rows. At I 'nion undfi
' more ittvontble conditions Hie pea
ure own In drills like, wlieut. At
! UmiiH on dry land thn fii'ld pea
j crop baa not proved very Hiieeesa
: ful became; of Injury by red spi
i d'.ri. t'nder Irrigutlon at MurnH.
however, field pcu-so produce
profitable yields.
! KxperimenlH to determine tin
value of this crop for punt uro for
! Iioijh and abocp have been curried
on at tli4j Btutionn with very Kutls
: fnc-lory reHiiltti. rYeding cxporj.
! meiitg nt- the t'nlon station Khow
4 lint peus ha vi a higher feed vului
jlliun the ktuIiih. In the expert-
hiciiIm nt Moro (tic best varletUv
j huve been O'Kourke, Lima unci
1 While Cnnailu. At t'nlon WMU
Ointidu lin given thu best pmilts
At Uurns. under . irrigation tin
1 Kaiser variety hart proved to b
tho highest ylelder.
Mow lliat (he paper is adjust ml mo that you can read (hi
flufUMV OlMl.tt !'" vnt o'll oy
91 MOA oi
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3oor DiucnoAg atx
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AvnMns xnvx svy uno da.'riu.,; ,.
Books For Everybody
JIOW TO TRAIN YOUR OWN DOGS
' ETIQUETTE, ly Emily Tost
STORY OK MANKIND, llondrick Van Loon
LIFE OF CHRIST, Papipi '
THE PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS WRITER -DYKES
AUTOMOBILE AND GASOLINE
ENCLYCLOPED1A
WOULD ALMANAC
JiOY SCOUT MANUAL
CAMP FIRE GIKL MANUAL
COUE FOR CHILDREN
CAKE AND FEEDING OF CHILDREN
COOK BOOKS, HOW TO CAN, ETC.
The New Fiction Includes
A GENTLEMAN OF COURAGE, by James Oliver
Curwood Just Out.
POPPY, by Cynthia Stockley
THE EAGLE'S WING by 15. M. li.iwer ,
THE HOME MAKER by Dorothy Canfield
THE HAWKEY ES, by Herbert Quick
TETI 1 ERSTON ES, by Ethel M. Dell
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
S li.E R.R-Y.'S
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Dick Hatton
IN
"Playing Double"
A Blory of n younn man who ran away from
home .seeking adventure
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PIONEERS'
MEETING
' ... A SUCCESS
.
(Continued froin paK J)
luUleH before the (riid)ence wo ill '1
let t h em leu ve H o at nge. ( .'on
tinned upplauxc followed their exi
and they were cotnH'lled to re
j I urn und rentier "Swanee Itlver.
t Mra. A. K. I'nrker. of Kntcr-
prln ono of the Wullown choru :
then Hung In her Hweet, clear nn
prann voice. "Hwcolesl Htory Kvei
;Told." Many an old pioneer cat
IiIh eyca downward as the word
of the non jf floated out in cool
! erf up u Ir for It brought to hi;
j mind the Mwcut momenta of youth,
j Her encore Helccllon wax a de-
llglitful cutchy number denertbin
'the Hcant clothes of present du
woman.
IMinlium Wright Spculot
Dunham Wright, one of th
Hi n I wart plonoerit, delivered I h
opening addreMH. In ht well
clicfiin language and with firm
und eloquent dirlivrry Mr. Wrtghi
.reviewed the country briefly u h
found uut, told of IJie. lent oi
i nerve -f for everji ' p(necr who
alayed, rnmpllmented the udvnuce
j I Spent
Fortunes to win beauty
-It) :liu Wnlhut' llnpiMT
My mother whh rich und mil
IiUIuiih. Kioiu my earliest yean
Nile urged lue lo enhance my
ben lit y. Hhe guvc me her metll
oih and furmuluH. Then "he tooK
iuu In a worhl-Hearch for th
new et beauty helpa.
MohI people know the rcuUn.
1 becntut) a foin
oim - heuuty. and
for inn ny yetim
1 . reiniilned dm
rage. And now.
alter Hi yeunt In
the limelight, f
hi til look U glt'l
of m.
Hluce ' then t
have made many
trlpH lo I'Yiincc.
I huve consult j (
noted C X purtn
'and f a m o u j
. beauttin every
where. I huve Npent rortiinca to
j rind all the -lutent (dlcoverlcfi. ;u
' 1 believe that 1 now have Hi
: great on! heuuty helpH in exlHtenct.
i And certainly my reHiilta seem to
t prove that.
! 1 have been Induced, to place
thenc helpa ul every wouiun'n cuil.
DrugglMtH and toilet countcm
tverywhere itupp'V tliem the verv
helpH I line. Thim every woman
may obtain for a trifle the help:
Hint com! me fortune.
One In a MuulU cleunser whleii
I call my 1'netal Youth. I.ucle
Lantelme, the famotiM rarlnum
i beauty, rimt told nie what It did.
Now lending beauty expert a th'
world over ure iidvithig thin great
i formula.
It contaliiH no
IHllmul. no vege
table fat. It can
not nKslnilliile In
any way with tin
skin. So It clears
to the depth",
then departs. All
( he grime, deu.l
skin and . clog
ging matter come
mil with It. -
woman n e v e i
Know what ti
cleun nkin means
until Hhe tru
I h I s K n u I u I
Youth.
Kilnu Wulluee llotper' l-'uel.il
V ilh Mi lls everywhere for Ij
cents. Hcnuty experts chtirge up
lit for the Mime effects.
I shall be Kud in send you i
miiihII buttle free If you mull tha
eoiiptni. It will bring ou new
eenceptUui of what a clean skill
mean. My lb uty Hook comes
with It. Cut out the coupon now.
Ktlun , Wallace
Hopper. I'lioto
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! I llopM'C. riioiti
! tj;i
rnent which lios come n lib life
time and then dwell dt'Mength up
on the needed contentment In the
mind of every person. "We ure
apt to face our problems loo weri
ouHly," aaid the speuker, "und let
lile udinoiilsli you that the weel
vni thing Hi life for either old or
young in contentment. Content
ment that bring happiness lo tlic
soul, III at relieves the mind und
i hereby harmonized uli tlilug of
life."
Jle was followed by a short talk
by llruce IennfH of the Kvening
Observer who spoke on t he pio
neer an he knew htm und extend
ed u cordial welcome to Die as
sociation to meet regularly in Im
Orunde each year.
A dinner of extraordinary merit
wus served at noon und while
long tubleu were louded with good
ihliiga to cut In the pavilion many
prlvule dinner were at-rved under
he trees by pioneerw to their
"rlends. Wallowa county peopic
turned out exceedingly strong lo
esterday's meeting which paved
the way for a two-couiily meullug
next year. ,
' A sung by Mi-h. KunderHon, who
responded to uppluu.uu with an en--ore,
was then followed by a reuj
ng and encore by Mrs. Klh;i
auffmun Hill.
A group of old-time Hongs were
uing by Helena Williamson, who
ippeured In appropriate costume,
.nd M. ! Carter, tho Kund ltl(le
octr gave u reading und an en
core. Death Holt Henri.
The secretary then reud the
iuiuch of thorie plonecrn who have
'usned on to the Ureal lleyond.
A song by Mrs. Amelia Youns
with an encore was next on Die
urogram. . ;
Three readings were given by
lra. Naomi Williamson McNeil
toll owed by a comedy encore. Tin
rlo of readings touched upon the
lays of TU. the Grande Uonde vul
cy and Die great, wide West. i
The ladled from Wullowu count
county who participated In the
eat u red event on tho. progrum
were:
Mrs. Kite, .Mra. R , .McCully.
Mrs. loindon, Mrs. I'uttcrson, Mis.
J. G. Cruwford, Miss Ksthcr Kben
ind Mrs. George Dawson of Jos
ph; Mrs. A. K. I'arkor, Mrs. C. M.
IfOckwood. Mrs. A. II. Conuwuy,
ind Mrs. A. U. Thompson, -of Kn
erprlse : M rs. J. M . e M oreloek,
Mrs. Woodbrldge. Mrs. . Smith,
Mrs. Dale, Mra. Dcrdoln l-'else, of
Wallowa. Mrs. Hugh Gibson of
Joseph, presided ut Die piano.
.No -:icctlon.
orflcers of the t'nlon County
I'loneer atwocluDon were nut elect. -id
yesterday and Die 1124 officern
will serve until an election occurs,
which will probubly Hot be unill
next aumtner. 1. 1 .
mum
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ohslruc
WAKIIINGTON. j (Al
ii in i nu ry permits ior ine
lion of three power daipa on tin
Klutuulh leiver. in NorileHl Call
fornlti, on file fo iictrt)' Mur years
wer. grunK'd by the fgtfvnnl powei
('ummlsslon 'todiiy to the associa
ted Interests of A. l' Seybold uin
the Hlcctro-Metals com puny, o
Sun l-'ranclsco.
The permits were uuthorlxed o"
.uuditlon that the applicants worl
ut a plun fur protection of sufinoii
'.n Die river.
HUNTERS ML
FIGHT WOLVES
KDMONTON, Attn. AI') Gov
ernment wolf hunters this neusot
will again penelrute the .barrel
lands and wukc. war on the.bandi
of limber wolves which, prey oi
tho caribou herds. ImxI year tin
hunters killed off several hundreO
of the predatory beasls. In ' tin
count ry northeust of Great Slavi
lake.
II. Koranner. who heuded tin
first ex ped ti ion. will conduct Dt
bunting operations airaln this year
He' Is tuktng wtih lilm a numliei
of men and the parly will leave fot
Die territory of the Caribou mi
grations by his schooner from r'ort
Smith. N. W. T.. imtkliiR his head
o. t mrters on the l.oekhurt river.
The citrlbou cross the river If
nllllons and along thla river the
i?reatesl number of wolves wen
killed last year. Several canoe1
are being constructed for the expedition.
STUDENTS AID f
THEMSELVES!
REDUCTION IS
NOT ACHIEVED
WASHINGTON lly ,e Associ
ated 1'resM) The Iiilcrstute Com
merce Commission Tliursday re
fused a refiucllon of grain rates,
holding that such a reduction
would be of little help to the
farmers.. -'
The benefit which would accrue
to the' average farmer In case of
reduction tu frulgbt rales on
gruln antl grain prod uci s general
ly is smull compared with the dls
itjtroiih efi'eet on certain rallroa J
revenucH and on their irrcdlt -th
cominl. slon declared in their opin
ion on. the' General Grain tate
fuse. -
' The comm'sslon -also held Dial
.the general basis of rates for
!l-ansportallon of grain, grain pro
ducts und huv are not unreason
able or otherwise in violation of
'he Interstate commerce act and
Die complaint was dlsmhscd.
An Invcsi tuition previously or-
lered was discontinued.
am
tCiiMtcivs iismissi:i .
WASHINGTON (A I) Federal
'rude communion c o m plaints
iiguinst the Houglua Kir Kxplolt :
Don and Kxport company, charg
ing un attempt to monopolize lum
ber export business. of the I'liclfl:
coast, were dismissed late Thurs
duy by the committee without
prejudice.
SERIOUS FIRE
NEAR MEDFORD
(Continued from png 1)
poat.-of $5.00 will be required foi
mi of. plans f and speelflciiUoits
which amount will bo refunded It
bidder is unsuccessful and return1
same to this office.
Kids will be received lo the hoiii
of seven-thirty p. m. July 23rd
1924, at tho commission room In
tho city building at la Grande
Oregon, and must be accompanied
by a certified chock In Die umoimi
of ten percent of the amount bid
us a guarantee of the acceptance
and completion of contract I'
awarded.
Checks will he returned to un
successful bidders.
Tho commission reserves th
right to reject uny and all bids.
By order of the Commission July
9th, 1S24.
' J. 13, STKAUNM.
lteeorder of the City ol
Ja Grande, Oregon.
7-11-IOt v
Ite sure you buy a most perfect
visor to shield your eyes befon
taking your auto ride. These Vsur.
shield your eyes from the glare m
the sun and wind. Bee the fine
lot of them at Sllverthorn-Wright's
Family Ini Store. 7-17-ot
8c Hemstitching ftc
Pleating, button holes, buttons
covered, stamping. Mail orders giv
en prompt attention. All work
Guaranteed. Fancy Art Good
D. M. C. thread and H:iby Wear.
The Hlitchlng and Art Shop. Mrs
r,. H. Norton, 1115 Adams Avenue.
Phono Main 633. 9-ll-tf j
No more dandruff or Itehy scalps
when you use our Germicide and
Dandruff Krudiciitur. Sold by us
only at 75c a bottle. It also stops
your hair from falling out. Sllver-thorn-Wright's
Futility Drug Store.1
7-17-t
retrion are said to total 5U. For
est officials believe- they are on
1 ho trails of persons responsible,
and arrests are expected soon.
imikovi;.mi:nt in cAi..
SAN FIIANCISCO (A I) For
est fires In I'acl fie coast si at cs
Thursday were less menacing than
for many days, due to rains in
Washington and Oregon and mod
eration of wlnds In California.
Towns In Pend Oreille county,
Washington, which have been In
danger from the flames, were re
ported to be no longer threatened.
In Cull Torn la the sltuallon was
declared to bo the best since the
fires started. Six big fires were
Sum lug. but ull were said to be
under control except Diut at Mc
Kinney creek, where the fighters
hourly expected to gain thu upper,
hand. .
The' most perfect Ice cream that
Iu nnuulltln In tin tmlilo Im till' HllZ-
el wood ice crcums and sherbets
sold In La Grande by Sllverthorn
Wright's Family Drug Store. They
always have lee cream In bricls,
in pint, and quarts and our ex-
iuulslle sherbet always fine and In
nny uuuntity. Haaelwood ice Cream
Co. Our agents Bllverthorn-Wrlght.
7-17-2t
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy forthis column must b
Id jr 0:00 a.' m.
Ho Wood.
For inimedlato delivery. Phone
'Main 6ii. White l'lne Mux & L.nm
uor Co., 1-41 Grande, Ore. 5-13-tf
1
! "ev liiiiiilH'r Yaixl.
I What! A new yard in ia. tk-anile''!
Yes. and wn are here to serve the
people. We can furnish your
! wants from u tooth pick to a train
.load at live and let live prices.
You cannot afford to place your
(orders until you first call on us and
'get our prices. We carry Deiuen-
tlon lumber shlplap boards, floor-
llng. aiding, ceiling finish anil ,
mouldings, doors, windows, roofinrr.
building paper, screen floors, etc.
We cater to grange and farmers'
union trad" In car load bus. Claud
O. Pratt Lumber Co., lfiiil Cove,
opposite Foundry. Phono 2-tK-W. i
7-lft-it
Wa 571 DEPARTMENT ST01US
108 Depot SU La Grande, Ore.
Men's Felt Hats
VARIETY OF STYLES AND SHAPES
"Marathon" Hats sold exclusively by only 3, C.
Penney So. Stores. A hat fumous for long wear,
style and quality, at moderate prices.
$2.98 - $4.95
Made of all fur felts in silk lined and unlincd
models, fitted with all-leather sweats. Shown in
wide and narrow brim styles to suit the individual.
liuyinpr for our hundreds of stores gives us a
remarkably low buying power, which in turn means
great savings to you
wllhln th'e city of m Grande, Ore
gon, according to the plans and
specifications of said Improvement,
now on fih in the office of the
City lteeorder of said City. A de
posit of $a.i) will be required for
set of plans and specif lent ions
which amount will be refunded If
bidder Is unsticccssf ul and returns
s;:tne to this office..
Dids will be received lo (he hour
of seven-thirty p. m. July 30th,
JflM, at Die commission room in
I he cily building at ha Grunde,
Oregon, and must be accompanied
Me.- a certified check In thr amount
of leu per cent of I he amount bis
sua a guarantee of the m-cfplanrJ
jnnd completion of contract
juwanhd.
Checks will be returned to un
successful bidders.
The commission reserved Mi
right to reieel uiiv and nil IiIiIh.
I Ity order of thu Commission Juli
lUth, 11)24.
.1. K. HTKAKNS,
ICecorder of thu city o
Ja Grande, Orepon.
7-JS-It't
I TtenU aell and repair all mnk,
sewing machines. Ask ntmut from
ffrwsmnklng rourn. Whltn Rew-
Ing Machine Co., New Folev nM :
i II-W. 12-27-tf
l-'or Sah. '
I iry board-ends, $y. 50 per loud.
Phone Main 047. 7-17-tf
OWNKItS of sliver spoons, dishes
ind towels left at park yesterday
may recover same at home of Mrs.
Julius -1 toeseh. 7-IS-Hp
lii't US U-epiire your picnic
lunches. Always something nice
und fresh at a small cost. At our
soda fountain. Ht I vciihorn-Wright
Fumlly Drug Wore. " 7-I7-SI
Cull for Dlils. ;
Healed bids will be received by
the Commission of Die Cily of l.i
Grande, Oregon, for th" construc
tion of the Improvement In im
provement 1 ls1 rlet number Its.
Professional Dressmaking. J
Your last year's eout remodelled
or your llltle boy oi girl. Hial
Jak Ht. ' 7-18-2ip
Cooked food and dressed chick
ti al .the, Kxehangtr . tomorrow.
While there you can have your car
dlled with gas und ul). - We try lo
please. lu2 Jefferson. -fall Main
780. Mrs. ,K. H. Norris 7-lS-lt
. K Tliisi Prices ' -On
the best line of bnlhlng cups
I hat have been shown In I. a
Grande. Less Diun onerhalf ,lfum
er prices to 'closfV t his factory snm
plo lot ,ofi ri;ulivatae In bathing
cups. All' the prc'tty colors and
styles at Stlvcrthorn-Wrlghl'B Fam
ily Drug Htore,, . . 7-17-31
Call Tor ltlds. !
Healed bids will be received by
the Commission of the City of l,a
Grande, Oregon, for the construc
tion of the improvement In Im
provement District number Hfi.
within the cily of I-a Grande, Ore
gon, according to the plans and
specifications of said improvement,
now on file In the office of the
city Tlecorder of snid City. A rfo-i
Small
Tracts
Reveral 3 to C-ucre tracts
Just north of Piversido
Purk. Close to the new mill
site. Put (ono iiillo from
tho business center of the
city. These true Is are Very
desirable and ure closing o-it
quickly. Priced low and on
convenient terms. See us
about these for further par
ticulars, Wm. Miller
& Co.
1.1
Proclaim Now The
Freedom of Your
Feet
There's no other part of one's anatomy that
suffers moro from the effects of warm
weather than the feet.
Spring days will bring to mind those coins
which may have been latent during cool
weather and your feet will burn and pers
pire, unless proper preventive measures are
used. '
We have all the well known
Coin Remedies, Toot Powders, Pedicure Implement
Arch Supporters, Talcums
and other things which may be required in
caring for the- feet. Equip your toilet table
or medicine chest with what is needed.
Newlin Drug Co.
Comedy
"POSTAGE DUE"
B
m
m
Trial Bottle Free
l-Nltm Wiillnt-, lloiMr SIJ
Mil Uikl' Cluirr Hrlvf,. I'lilini;,!
I nt U: try. Vayjid. Youth.
w,.uu.l)uL...
i:i lIKNi:. tin.. .- Sl,i,l, nl
r thr l"nlv.'iTtty or tri'(;on Uilrtnr
I Im. (w'hool yrar of HtJI-JI .rn'it
$4ti.MTI tor uuik on rt-Ktilnr ulu1
utlil-tlnio Jot!, itn tn-miMi' ol
$Sfs uvrr tin lirvvlohH yvur. ur
(online lo tin' n'i'ort 0f rtt. t'hur
lotlr Ihinui'll', i.oiihiynn'lil Been
lury Tor tin1 i nlvrmity Yuun.
Mi'ii's t'hri8tlun AMorhitlon. ;
1'ho Im-otnr tt, slmlinlH trohl llo I
rrx'.llHr I'Miptoyinont lor tin foil
Iitiii wus I.47:i whlli tin' mill!
Jolw hrtumht III' Mtlln ol' $ll.7'J.;
'I'hi' total tor I tit iTKMlur John. Our- I
i Inff th Hirint; torn wiih $ll.4.t!.
I IMirloir the liist Hpl-loK tilurtor
tho rvKiilar oiopUiyoii'nl yh-hloU h;
totiil ol ll.ftili uhllc tlo llMroxl-
oiato n-turn from imI.I jolm whk
;$II.(ho. Tloy lnalo a total or
ti.Mt for tho ipiartiT.
vni-:.vr v iT.Tn)Xs
i I'tlllTI.VMl. llr.-. (Al'i Wheat
i.1 UVjUJl" Vl W J.U. . V riu. JittftL,
' iiitj'-l.ait1 wi-et.," 'rV,l le...'1. (
THIS YEAR, WITH THU PRICK OK
Cherries about 3 times Higher than in former years
IT IS AN ADMITTED PACT THAT THE HOUSEWIFE IS NOT CANNING MANY CHERP1ES WITH THE
PRICE OF BERRIES 'BEING SOU) AT REASONAHI.E PRICES. IT IS WELL TO kit r ttp vnne FRUIT
JAlis nun a iiiiiMCAL, wuAniu l ui' I iiiiiiti 1 1 will STAND YOU IN HAND TO HAVE YOUR
CELLAR WELL FILLED WITH HOME-CANNED FRUITS THIS YEAR AS THE PIMCF OF FRUITS PUT
UP BY COMMERCIAL CANNERS WILL RE EXTREMELY HIGH THIS COMING WINTFl- CAN ALL
YOU CAN CAN. TODAY THE IIOOVERIZED OFFERS
FRESH BLACKCAPS, Crate
FRESH DEWBERRIES. Crate .
FRESH RASPBERRIES. Crntc...
FRESH LOGANP.ERRIES, Crate....:....:...-..
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
LARGE FANCY CUCUMBERS, 2 for
...... ?2.7.r
......$2.75
$2.75
?2.2;l
: 25c
FRESH TOMATOES, lb.
CARROTS AND BEETS, Bunch
LARGE SWEET ONIONS, 6 lbs
FINE LARGE NF.W vnTAi'm.-c n n..
A NEW CAR WATERMELONS, lb. . .
..15c
5c
..25c
..25c
SI..C
NEW SOLID CABBAGE HEADS....."."Z'5c - 10c -
HOOVERIZED
Pfxoixe Main 49
GROCERY
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