La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 21, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, November 21. 1924. FACE STX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSCTIVEI lrS'THE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS THE OPEN COURT COItltl'NI'O.VnKNTS IIVHT SlIIMIT THl:ilt NA.MIiSTO TIIK MHTOB IF 'I IIKV lli- Furnishings They're important Nothing is easier than to spoil the effect of a smart suit with a dubious necktie, a poorly made shirt, a commonplace hat. Our salesmen are not merely interested in selling you a necktie or a pair of gloves they are here to help you get just what you want in other words, to aid in an intelligent selection. Nothing gives us greater pleasure than to fit you out in a suit of Society Brand Clothes the finest clothing in America and the accessories that set it off to the very best advantage. FIND IT HERE Copy for thta column must b In by 9:00 a. m. riiom Main 211 11-11 l l( K M MVl ltY Mt-iuuiKtu und parcels carried by motor. 1'ruinpt vcrvice im our mot to. AnyihinK up to loo pounds 15c inside city limits. Have your I'lirifU inaa parcel delivered. Office hotim 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. UJCKWOOlJ CVCI.KKV. 1710 Sixth street. J-a Grande, Ore. ll-lii-St There will In- u cooked food sale at the Grande Konde Meat Co. main market on Saturday, November 22. beginning at 11 o'clock. ll-2l-it The Lutheran ladies will hold a bazaar and cooked food sale, Fri day and Saturday. Nov. 21 and 22, in vacant room next to Ash liros 1 l-20-2lp c rrjWgGF 204 Depot St. Editor Observer: I was pleased to note in your issue of November filh a communication written by a -Mrs. J. T. OeVoro of Clover creek. This lady evident ly is a close ob server and offered omi very good suggestions regardlntr our buck d-er law. I know there is some agitation Koing on with a view to change i he present law and per mit the killing of does. I believe this change is advocated mostly by hunters who have taken snap judg ment In 'I lie matter. I utii mire I such a change would soon prove to I be a grievous and costly mistake that would take years to rectify. Mrs. Ie Voro makes several tell lug points against the proposed change and I, for one" can cor j roborate her on about all of them. My views and opinions are based on actual and close observations covering more than a third of a century. In my opinion there ore plenty of bucks left but the casual or unobserving hunter does not get to set' them. For years bucks have been singled out for slaughter while does have enjoyed compara tive safety. This has had u ten dency to make the former more cautious and the lutter less so. No doubt many young bucks aru mis taken for dues too. and then after their horns are shed it is often Wh uft-r with dandruff hard to tell bucks from does when j fiilliiiK out of the hair or baldness you get a mere glimpse of them.wh,'n 11 Motile of Germicide In most sections timber fires havcand dandruff Kradicator gives been prevented for years and the ' J"k and permanent satisfaction, brush and young forest growth is i S,,,J onl ,,v ua- SHverthorn-Wright ten times as dense as It used to be. I umlly Orug Store. H-2u-t Th la Is taken advantage of by the bucks and fawns especially. The; .Mrs. timi!htoii true conditions can be told more t Has opened her hemstitching and correctly by noting their tracks and I Mumpin;; shop in balcony of An other signs left In the thickets j J reus Variety ntorre. Would be where tiiey leel sale from pursuit. ! pleased to see all her former pat It should also be borne In mind irons. l-21-0t that a doe without u fawn Is not necessarily a barren doe. Natural- Astrologer, ly some fawns die or are killed. Mrs. F. A. I talmas. Jefferson In some cases the fawn may be hid- iAve., corner Willow, l'hono 24fJ-J. ing nearby in the brush. When 1 1-b-I mp we consider how ruthlessly the. - - ... ueer are nunieu lor i o munins if Vnii uiivjc ini-m i,.rn,. t The Presbyterian church will hold a fcummage Sale in the base ment of the church, Saturday. No vember 22, beginning at 1 o'clock. U-l!i-3t Just Arrived . The Last Slur lu Swim Into The Newlin Drug Co. Heavens is n $7.30 Pyrolin Ivory Minor. Special at $4.79 While they lust. . DKQV IN AND LOOK THEM OVER and more at a stretch It Is remark able that there aru not more bar ren does. A large purt If not all of f. h Is time encroaches 'on the breeding season 'of the deer ;nd we ought to realize the bearing that you 1'hone Main 24. 11-li-lltp. I'lowers for TliniittffivHi; t'hrystuthemums. nil colors $4. an and $.eo dozen. Carnations, all has on productivity. Jn spite of tl r ' , ',, ' ." II thta i.ml tin. fitrllt.-r fuel lliul w " r ., . , .,.., Mw and bronze, large bunch 1 1.5a. ,,,n i'herrys Florists. 1 1 - 'j greater than it used to be, that firearms have been greatly Improv ed and remote sections made far more accessible, there is no ( urn lion about deer being on the in crease. That Itself Is a convincing proof that there is no surh such scarcity of bucks us some people nee in to think there Is. About the only factors tending to promote this increase nre the greater dedn- 2y-at Maria !.azarovlcli ilrcholiano vieh. a Serbian princess of the royal blood, has been discovered In Montreal working as a governess. Cooked food and dressed chick ens at the Kxchange tomorrow. If you want to order chickens or cake lor l liaiihMglving please h ave your sity of the forests and tin uecrease j orders early In order that we may in predatory animals. 1 know 'large section of the county where deer were never seen 35 years ago Jand am reliably informed they are 'often seen there now, I also know they have been inrreasing In the Mt. Emily section for years. Twen ty and more years ago they were not us plentiful up there us they 'are now but boar, cougar and coy- fill them. Mrs. .K. S. Norrls. 1 1-21-11 WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION RELIABLE! QUALITY1 GOODS AVhiilshieltls nntl Mile (Josses, t 4 Have Kichard. "Thf Art Man." fit your w imlKhb lds and side glass 's with the finest llelgluin plnte. Sixes to fit all makes of cars. Prompt service and rlglit prices at ntchardson's Art & Gift Shop. SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMOIIUOW 0 ulo wiTB inur nuinroiiH. j 11-17-Ct I ft-ol II V'UM Ik a icrrat lt!un-j ili-r to p.TlJS thu kllltnit of .loin' clirisliniiii Roods of all kimls nn' now. Ior vT-ry ai-lnal burn n .l.n- r,.aiy for your Insp. ition. You a lure,, nuinlxr not burn-n woulil wj ttnil our lini- of all IiIkIi claiw la- ktllid too. Tbla uoulil In- nit-; foods (iui,,. ,.,)nil,,.. nn, nnson tlnB off tin- iiily at tla mMlri-.- tIu. in ,,ri(.. Silvirlliorn-WrlKhfa Instead of ht'llHnic to Incnasu It- .'ailliiy llriiK Store. ll-Jii-at A lot of dead dora would rertulnly j . not inaki' up for any temporarily, Hont. sell and reimlr nil make. barren ones. Many of them would ,winR machine. Ask about froo jhave fawns too and these would .dressmaking course. While He wine i often perish alter losln their mo- Mc.hino o. New Foley Hl.lB. ilhera. Aa Mrs. DeVore polnli d out. I . 6SJ w S3-IS-l7.tr1 Ihe reekless hunter would not need AN AI.L-(()Mi:i)V I'KOCJKAM Lloyd Hamilton to look for horns and this would Wf. ar ,,r,.,(.irt.u lo h;ulji,. (I,.ad greatly Increase the chances of hl llll,,)molli,,. siorage for winter, killing or maiming other hunters ,s,)1uri. ,Hll, ,.-lll(nt; station. There Is already tou much of that , j,.ff,.r8on. Mr8. j.;, ,s. Norris. and this angle of the mutter should ; 1 1 I -tf Itself slop all thought of such at ' , change In the law, I am thenfon In favor of having the law as it is In that respect. Would rather oe nmiieo io one imii'k man i " Main 40 galte tile Killing OI does. II ej realty want to do anything for the; U,(I IOnt lt--llt Tonic poor deer (and indirectly for our- ALWAYS Incorporated. AT LOWER 571 DEPARTMENT STORES prices: Three Astounding Groups Of WOMEN'S WINTER COATS A Value Giving Presentation of Unusual Merit Made Conspicuous by Remarkably Low Prices The backwai-dness .of the season the unusually 'warm Fall weather and the readiness of our New York buyers to take every advantage of market conditions, makes possible this remarkable saving' of money pro vided you in these showings. Manufacturers are overstocked and cash purchases for our. 571 stores created enormous price concessions which are passed along to you. Lowest prices here consistent with prevailing market conditions. Group 1 Priced Low There are just 25 Coats in this show ing at this low price. You will find them all of excellent cutings Boliv ias, Velours and Polalros smart rep resentatives of the season's best styles. Fur-trimmed models and plain models, all silk lined, are here. It will be easy to make a choice from this low priced group. Group 2 At Only Only 20 Coats in this group, and they are all choice values that display eveiy- thing that's new in colors, materials and styles. The newest style develop ments are featured in Bolivias, Vel ours, Plaid Backs and similar materials. Fur-trimmed styles arc also shown. Furs of Moufflon, Opossum and Man del being prominent among them. Do not miss this display, " for it will be worth your time. Group 3 Splendid Values Consisting of Twenty Choice Coats I Never before have we offered such values!' Coats direct from Eastern style ccntenj at prices made possible by the shattered mar ket. Through our Eastern connections wo arc always able to furnish you the lcst at the least outlay of, cash. The newest style tendencies are found in this lot of 20 Coats. The materials are choice, being Velvetones, Plaid . Back, Double Face, Fine Bolivias and coatings of equal rank. Some arc fur-trimmed; others are plain, furs used being Beaverctte, Musk rat, Opossum,-Mandel and Wolf. Of courso they are all lined and with the best of silk crepes in pleasing shades. THIS OPPORTUNITY YOU CANNOT WELL AFFORD TO MISS, FOR YOU WILL FIND HERE LOWEST IN TOWN PRICES How L Your WikkI Pllr? Pry Hull pine pole wood di-liv-rrd for 15.50 cash, per corl. far lu- IN- "His Darker Self" Based tin the original stnry, "Mammy's liny Aillmr Caesar. His first su)cr-lraUnf' vmitly (mi! Ihe ItltifN? Will grab your hat and gii this otu. I.Iuvd Hamilton is a Mite mir for indigos. Wv8 It'l 8 tlo om- or uion ol t lit- follow In K- Hliortfii the ii'n m-uti: Rtw thriu ull hikmiIU jm ti't'tlun ilurlnte th- winti-p months. t-Mtihltith a f-w rifuif'-a r satiftu. urli-a w luTf tlu-y i Hii lr- l in pcarr anl saft'ty: kill off m ttitlr na tu ml tnmhs utiil laitt hut no. l-ant )n-v nt tlm tt n mcdicntt'il wine to which bun :M'n l prott-ln ami lius;hatr!t tnukiriK it ft luii!ii'hh inrtH.sity of trrtntntloiis viiluc. It in jvntil for Imiaiini; ami r nairinic th' botly to yU-liJ vwrxy. A HtimuUtlvc unU inan oi IO(d tilhliiiK iii.-.ltclnul prrmra iultili tion. Ituy a bottlt today use us Indicated unJ noti ih Imitrovc- i - Jl lK dlnm r tablt'. I,nrRc vnrli ty to aeh'ct from. I'htrrya Florist. 11-20-nt If you iniKu your Ori'Kon Journal I'liom tin- Vtst'rn I'nion. Muin 2i. und Uu-y will doliv-r on. ll-lS-30tp futhollc ludh n' na-iar. ' . Ix-r 4-5-C. nl Kuch't halt. Ilnmr i-actr t'Vt nlnc. from to 7. ll-2(t-3t IllniMtllrllllllF. tlllf Hit Imllitn holt's, etc. or tons Kiddy' Shop. lo-M-tr Iht flr.a from l-nrniiiR up llflr ,nrnl tn yoiir u,.nt.ril piiyslrai con- l.y -dint; Krotindn und natural r'- fuK -s. Yours smr r'Iy. J. H. IlLl 'MK N ST K I N " Beats . Mexico 1 : , 4- dltlon. No Iioiiio Hhould l ultli out thin fim old tuiitr. Sold by Siivt-rilioru-WrtKht's Kuuitly J'ruK Store. Adv. I'lnwrr fir 'I'hniikKl Ins (.nftiiiK t'anL. S-r tlit- lln' of dintlnctlv' I'hrist iiiiik card at thr Ilk hanlsMHi Art H: (iifl Shop before making ti sr h'rtion for your prsonal ni;ruv"d lfrf.'tlnr cartls. It will pay you. 11-17-61 Arm nl. Tin- Im(I star to swim Into tin-N'l-wlln lrtiK rompany Ht-uvrtis If a $7.50 ryrultn Ivory Mirror upc t'ial at $4.7 whllo tiny last. Drop in und look tltem ovr. ll-jo-t Our KUtI1 l.lv-r Touthirs at 2'.f a hotllr for 6" sucar coatrd tahh ts. a fine laxative. Sllverthorn-Wrlcht i'atully lruj Store. llju-at 1 anlruff llraditator. It Is sold nnty ty ui und at 7"c a liottle. SUverthorn-Wright'8 l-'aiully I ruc Store. 11-15-tf WriKlit's Kamiiy Dru store. Il4-UIIM1. Tin- most unusual and Ix-iit jful lin- of holiday tnt-rc handiKe cvei shown In Kustern Oregon ( now ready und on display at the lUeh ard.son Art & Oife Shop. You are invited to visit the hop and 'he pretty and useful urtiihs. all suitable as pifts. 11-17-C; 5v H emsi itch my oc All work guaranteed. Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. 1808 Second SL 7-22-tf Always satisfaetory. our Vloh t t'reani for chaps, roupli Kkuts. plmplea. sunburn, und only J.'.e a bottle. Sold only by Sltvt-rtlturn- .Notiff of Itoinl Sale, Notiee is hereby pivt-n that scal ed bids will be ree-ived by tin- tin drslirn'd unlll the hour of 7 :S-t I'. M. the 3rd day of I hvi iitlnT. 1 -4 . and immediately ilirr-artiT puMiely opi-nt-d by the roiuinisNtun of the City or m Grande. UrrKon. at the fouimtKsion ltofun In tin t'lty Hall in wiid I'lty for it is.su of t'lly of 1 Orande lmprovemint Bonds In the sum of $1 1 1 . 4 7 t.n f I same beinu in denuniinallons of 'ir.eu.on nich, i-xeepl one odd bond (for $47!UiG. KJ4id bonds brarinp dat ; l e. nd.er, 1st. maturing' yi-ars from dale: optional, howevt r. at the pleasure or the City at any ' Bi-uil-anniial coupon ilati- on and aftt-r one year (rum dat'. said 'bonds bearing Interest at six pt cent ay, ) p,r im hunt, payabli1 ;sent-anntially. princlp.'il and intfr- xt pnyahh' at tin office of Hi'' , 'ity Treasurer, said " bonds In inu' , Ifsu. d und.-r the provisions of tie- su-calb-d ' Itaneroft ilondim; Act." All btds musl be arrom parti' d by a etTlifbd chick fur S;,ri73. and miiHi be unconditional. The approving b-uat opinion or MemerH. Teal, Wfnfn'c Johns.. n ami MeCuilnch w ill be furnish' d tin- surcesHlul bidder. The commission re-TVfS Ihe riKltt lu rejtct any and all bids. J. K. STKAIINS. i j i-i' i-i "t Cull In next Wednesday and ect a lMHtiet for your Thanks'tv- I he ft Comrtlv "Ml K JUS FIT" a mtl tm mlt th Mnmtn ("miiimit Knini fli rr him li if an tr iliiih mmMtnrt to h biiiii tmrn It Lnrn California urui th lloni KrohnmL No h earning ftcfn to frvsd Ouiftna id Pommroj Irf th. rirti um a 40 Move Right In- In thi ii-riHitn bunrnnw rtT Cherr y jtiHt off Ad.- iim m' tiiic. Cotivt-nb nlly eloje t tbe n-w ti'iH. Willow si-hoot and Ihe t. unite -s nee lion. l-U Ke hit I on 1 ft, rrht S.I.IHHI tHi lei in-. Other .-od vi.in.s in city pro,rt-rty and farms. Wm. Miller & Co. "Sre Our Rlg." riionc JIain 1 A Fine Supply of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Nuts and Candies KKKSII CKl.KRY IIKAKTS. 3 iu Hunch INDIVIDUAL S(l"ASII. 3 for CELEttY. 2 for - LETTUCE Large Heads. 2 for..... LETTUCI--Small Heads. Ilonie-Kivwn. 6 for. CALIFORNIA HOTHOUSE TOMATOES, lb.... ...2.'o ...2.w ..2"c SWEET I'OTATOI'S. 0 lb-. l.Ai;i;K SWEET TURNIPS 1 SMALL l'ANCY ORANCES, 2 GRAPEI'Rl lT Larjrc, 3 Tor EMPEROR SWEET CRAPES CRANBERRIES, quaIt WHERE THE THIU1TY THRONG HOOVERIZED Phone Main 49 GROCERY 2 Deliveries 9 M H M U n n M Fl M n N H H H M B 3 lbs dozen lb " . l'.'c or,. .loO 30c lot- H IBIEIEEESEBEia -Jgi- - -