La Grande evening observer., December 01, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
Monday, December 1, 102-1.
Farmers at -Aqueduct's Gates
auch us mlrrum. huir brunlurii, null
utc. lleaullful utuiiiiZ4irs. huil.luiuiis..j I
Ivory cloikii anil iiniiy UibIkhh ln)J
lilittnl clocka, Ijouk-cndH unU many j I
kinds tliat will plfaKu yuu.
I ham nt Hllvprihorn-WriBlit'ii l''am
ny Jirmr Hiun-.
Culhullc Ladies' Bazuar, lli'ci'iii
licr 4-5-0, at Kaclns hall. DlnniT
each evening from C to 7, 11-27-Gt
An Invitation.
ltlcliardaon. "Th Art Man." In-
The Gift
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, La Grande, Ore.
Warm House Slippers
Make Gifts Appreciated by All
( Varm anil serviceable house slippers are liked by all, and
make popular Christmas gilts. Our displays will prove espe
cially interesting to you both because of the variety of the
ityles and the prices which afford important savings.
jvlliii you to visit IiIh 8hoi and m-i
nut niinarcds or ocatitiiul and din-
llni'tlvo artlclis all suHuljlc for
your Christmas ulfis. Ilufom buy. I
tore ! ;
fliiB your pri'simis visit HU'luinlHon t.
Ai t & uirt Shop. ; i-2'j.si
Ttachcru and uhildnm'H 'J'rslu.
inciitH In floxlblu Iiititlinr (Mivcm.
I .-hllilnm'a liinhlro books ut HIIvct-thorn-WriKlit's
l'"umlly JJrutr Hiuri!.
f or Men
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Prosperity's Golden
' ' Path Across South
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(Continued from Pane J.)
nnunccd guin tn value ovit lust ;
your, Ihf Increase probably exceed- :
tlltf ltd per ct'lll, There are also
t reports of uppMii idling Improve- :
ineni In tlii lumber Industry. , "''
Catholic
.Bazaar
AT KAGLES' HALL
December
'"4th, 5th and 6th
!" See Hope Chest ami Content;! at Cjias. Reynolds' ;
office, Soinmer Hotel Kuilding
Newlin Book &
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A tale of riotous living at
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Wo are able to offer the most complete
selection of gifts for men we have ever
attempted. '
Make your selections now from this vely
complete tissortnient.
he col Lou croii In Arkun.siiJ
should brlntf h Ihlnl more money
Until yniir uko. , Kconomlc Hltif
Unites show. Unit Arkulisas Is dis
playing k'",-'H . strentilh.1 There Is
evidence t luil I lie business I adieu
Ileum loi- (IiIh slide make l( one of
llu' most liivond localities In Ihe
country Tor tlx' mouths ahead.
Moreover, consullullons wli h lend
ijiK liurtiuiwi juuji at 4Wj wlulwjiuw
Ladies9
Stationery Co.
in Kustcrn Oix'sun.
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Hint locul HinlliiM-nl Is exrciv.inK
ly favorable for Improvement. It
Is n locality wheru business men
arc furliiK (he future nol oiiiy with
confidence and connive, but with
lntclllKnl rort-slKht based upon
uccuralo apiiraiHal nt' conditions.
"l-ooltiiifr further Into ihe lulure
and liK-liidlns a.IttWr rojilon than
this one state of Arkansas alone,
Muuijj observer have pi elided this
entire wt. Inn us a rtoiH industrial
situ where-then? will' bo paralleled
t ho man ti fuel tirfuj? dcvolopmenl
already wll nested In ttho Atlantic
Hiult-H of l.ho south. In other words
there-Is i ho prospect of n mltfhly
industrial center toward the west
t'lll parlH uf llio Hoitlh as well as
the further expansion of the
eanlerii' zone.
ltt'iiMiiM l-'nr Sim-oosM.
"i :(uinouilslH iiOtntH 1 1 I ho do.
inoiiHt l lilile I'Mct (hat (he soiilh has
lour riimiatni utlM ii' tndiiMt'rtat
i!iir"rfit:lMilHltinr 'and ttoNlbte
(tower, ample and varied nuiierlal.
! fa ttiu I do labor condUtniis, anl uo-
eesa to nnit and ttnnvlnu murkolH.
', ( 'oi l nlnly t here Ih a eouihln:it Ion
of condtllons Iuto whlelr ::eenm to
I nftiro the fonlh of an IndiiM'rtol
Move Right
In--
I n I his 5-roum huncalow nn
,(l.if,ri "'," 81, JhhI oi f ..Adams
'ijveniiii; . Conviiileutly clyjo
' lo the M.-w laill. , WUIUW
Hehool and thn 1ii:iIii K.'O
tlon. Larue lot imixlSo ft'.
riln.' ;l,tln tin usy liriu.t.!
Oilier tfood valnes; Hi ci'y
pioperty and farms, -.
Win. Miller
& Co.
'Sen Our Stan "
I'lionc Main 1
nut MMiu sroiiM;i:
hunt lintiii til :t.H1l
lrr lihiiilli.
Olliir :ih:ii;i' li hi'-lilll-vlllrnl,
lull llKMI ir
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La (irande
Warehouse &
Storage
Jl-fflTMlii .-llltl HrlllSm-k M.
I'lilillf Miiill ;i
1 IIU'l.ti III ;
I .inn. is al Owonn Valley. Calif., are acen hero atandlng- guurd ut ono oi
the njtt-B to the Bi eat aqueduct that carriea water Into the city of Lo
AriKf'Ifs. After openlns the icaloa. divcrtinir u-nr.r l.i,n ,t,.i nnn i...i.
the . farmera took up their posts
Mutiiviiues 10
fulun rivulliitf or BurpuwiinK' many
of Ihi roeords Uthlovcd in other
lOenlltfeM.
"OI her
eoonomi.sts utlaoli rem-
slderablf Imporlanoo to what Ik
called the 'natural IriMid of .trade."
It linn been advuiici'd us aii eco-I avera' farmer is jfrealcr than
nonjlo principle (that tins most f. "iut recolvod as profit la.st yoir.
pow:rful and pcruuinent move- llls ls Ijccauso the yield per acre
men I of t ratio- is ultimately from Hn0Wltl u Koln this year over
north to Houth and from BouUi to J1 UHt an1 hencu the cost of produc
nortli since ouch rcjfioii lias a na-i llon JH'r urt.lt was much lower,
lural prcemtnenco In the produc- 1 "Another point In favor of the
Hon or cerlaln products and llko -
wise has a natural need for t he
peealt4eM provided by ils neigh
bor. Hence, the. economists nixiie
trade reaches lis lull and I'lnul de
velopment In an InterchunKe or
products from south to north and
from north to soulh.
WcallMT Favora Me.
: "In Mils conneollon it Is of pass-
Iiik interest to no,to ihut eyen Uie.
IniiK-raiiKO weatlier loreeu.sLa -which
have been the subject ol' so
much popular discussion, recently
can he interpreted as favorable
to the south. Whether or not tin
next row years will wllness abnor
mal cold, t In- Ki'ienee of meteor
ology Is nol yet sufficiently al-viiiu-eil
to foretell with assurance.
.Stiff ice II to say i hat many stu
dents of Ibis subject are inclined
lo look lor a general lowering or
'emi'cnilure during the immediate
ears aheail, uh an event tiul- result
of observed deelinfH in tho sun's
heat. Hhould llien- bp a tendency
In this direction. It Is not impos
sible lhat during tliu next few
years tho -whole .country will de
pend upon , southern ariciilture
iml 'affiliated acllvilies 10 ,011 e
tenl even e.naler than in (lie i-iist,
"ItelurulnV lo he more luliiudi
ale proMpeels. the favorable trend
uf I'NpniT'tmdc, barked by a more
I'euHMurhitf outlook , In . Kurope,
uteans miKli lo those lulcrestcd in
1 he prosperity of the south. ,
i'dllmi In Bi(r t'l-op. ) - v . ,
'in ui'lle of dlversilli-d ufcrlctil
iiire and dcvelopuionls of Industry, ,
the : backbone of much ut '.thoi
sou t It's purcluifdnu; power Is si 111
obtained from I ke cotton crop, r
at nrnlly, I herefrire,' I his .year's
crop is tl leading: baronwter : of
probable bustne In tho soulh and
a fairly close indicator of bow i
much -money the south should be'
abh to spend over the next eight i
11 nine months. Tho picturo Is !
listlnctly encourauint-;. This- year's 1
;h estlnuiteil by the u-overnment 111
over llSOM,onn bales thy lurtf-i-st
t-rtp that the south has pro- ,
duced since 1U20. With the x
eeplinn of thai ear. It is the lartf
est since 1 y M. It is especially ,
Vai ItytiiK' to know that supplies J
of cotton will be adequate lo fur-
ntsh lonsumers with cotton goods I
this sciuton. for the country liad
i hree successive crop falltireH dur
ing the period lf' and loa:i.
hast yi'ur's pi-oiluctimi totaled 10,
1 H.1MM bales. Production in
was y.TtiJ.aao and the crop
totaled only ",yr.4.l'00 bales.
"The H'luth will enjoy 'nearly as
hlnh value for this year's crop us
11...W doj.) Y.ZIW 'ill Joj IMP i!
. hough farmers may pot Jt Ret
ting untie 'no much per ""unit, this
ear as last. The estimated farm
value as of li.'ceinber 1. li'-'3. was ' ' will Iu needing for
H.fi!3. ;tl7.aoii. prices to the far- 'lirlslmas presents very soon,
mer at that time wen- ruling '1'nese are all the very latest styles
innind H2 ci-nis pi r pound. The a,u' d signs direct from tie faclor
;n r pound 1 rice today is about 22 l,H u.r ,H 0', h-y and Anier-
ecnts. In 01 Imt wortis. a nnluc- I u'a ",',', Hh-iu at ,SI I vert horn,
tbui of about 30 r cent bus oc- J Wright's l-'amily I'rug Store. 1
I'urre.l this year in cotlon prices.' , , ll-2'j-4t
Uased oil prevailing pric h. tlm
!oiin r wilt, receive about M.4ns.-j t'liiisimns I'nnls.
ioii.omo for the t'.i 24 production of
cotton a fiut e within 1 11 per The most beautiful and dlstlnc-
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Jstlirs Mat I II, ainitl.,! hi. n.l.
tw of .lealini k.s c.ltl.. so h
: went ool and .not him. sulhoritiet
fay When ihe hcriff came to r
rri.t Maitm he found him ralmlr
(i-nline hia i h: krn Now Martin is
on trial tor hi. life ,n Srr.mnto.
f.llf -I rti nnlv wh.i ihrv i,,
In do lo .It eitnl. m.tlrr, jn th
f "td dajs..ija Maxim.
at the gales, defying attempts of I
close mem again.
valuo
cunt of I ) comber's fiirnr
lust year. Jiospilo the lower prlooa
ami oven reekonlni? the totui farin
I va,ue tl,la X'ar about the huiiiv us
'UHl 11 18 estimated thai tho ut-tuul
i mone' fcolvod as profit by the
jco,lon farmer is that prices of in
I product Iraye uInu lend
ed downward In the past year and
this partially 'offsets the decline In
the per pound price or cotlon.
Here are some sontiiorn stales
where tho value of this year's cot
ton crop as compared lo last year's
r.iiows a fine increase.
(101) per Niont represents the
value or I ho stale's col ton crop last
year): AlabamH' J2i. Arkansas i:ct,
Klorida IU3, tlforgin J 27, Missis
sippi mlssouri J 1 4. New Mex
ico lift, Oklahoma 143, Tennessee
1 1
State hucIi as Alabama, Ar
kansas, fieorgla. Mississippi and
Oklahoma in which ! ctiltcn
crop constitutes 30 per cent or
more of the total crop value should
have a decidedly greater purchas
ing power during the IULM-25
season thun they have had for
yearn. Considering Ihe entire sit
uation, the purchasing power de
rived from this year's coiton crop
ts of a very substantial nature.
Tukitiff -th cotton growing- HontU
as a whole, the final purchasing
power should be in excess of that
r last year, -'which- In turn wa
the best Hirfcir b J! 10-211. !
1 "ProHpertty is already evident
in the soulh'," said Mr. tiahxon iii
conclusion. "Improvement a
spreading-; rapldlr . and general
biisineKH an riflected by the H.U
woncharl is but I per cent below7
normal -uh compared' with,, 7 pur
cent below hornVarii year" agt). -
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Copy for this column must b
la by 1:00 a. m. '
Not hi'.
I AH ofricers and members of Hope
Chapter No. 13. O. K. S.. are re
quested to meet at the Masonic
, hall tomorrow, 1 iccember 2, at
l:l" p. 111. to go to Island City lo
conduct funeral services of Sister
Hummcll.
Ity order of Worthy Matron.
U-l-lt
CbiKtnuis tiiris.
A Very pretty lot of holiday goods
'shown In Ka stern Oregon now on
'sale at Klchurdson's Art - (ilfi
.Sliuf. ll-2'J-3t
All kinds of white and colored!
Ivory In -ts and In single pteren
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HOOVERIZED GROCERY
Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries
Astrologer. 'r
Sirs. V. A. Dulnius. Jurfvrson
Ave., corner Willow. Phono 245-J.
11-S-lmp
Rent, sell and ropair all makes
sowinc niucbines. Aslc about free
drefumiakiriK couinc. 'Whlto Kowtni;
'Ml-hine Co- Nuw Koley Hldif.
Phono 683 W.
IMrttllvs.
Iteul pictures of Kasltrn Ori-Koll
sci'iii'ry, hand tinti'd and correctly
framed, make woiu.rriil rbrlstmns
Klfls.'. A largo collection of views
all 'beautifully hand tluled lnlo
their natural colorings. Alii b.r
found" at. lticliurdson's. Art & Gilt'
Khopf the homo of Kustern Oregon
.Scenic-Views.' -., -i ';,
Asreal., home Jcoojii d Jiot lunch
every' day foini;')1 :30 iii'.i, p:Mn.
sefved ut SiLvurtliurU'Wrlgfil's' s'oilu
fountain. ,ti,. "r Jl.-2'J-H
, J Hoy is Your Wlol I'lle?
: Dry; Blill plne polii .jvood deliv
ered fo'ii J5.KI uusji, per cord, .(.'al1
Maln'4U. , jiy ii.au-Jf
"I ii ri rT?'"T ' 1 "
. It .is bocoml.nB iiicruiiaini;tyfllr.
flcult to jilly thu blind when
half tho . auloists seem to bt:
blind. . .
IIl'lllSlitCllllIK, iiIi-jiiiiik, billion
holos, etc. . Norton's Kidily Sliup. ,
io-14-tr
5c I1uiiisiiii:Iiiiu nc
All work guaranteed. Mrs, K. C.
Tuokcy. 1808 Second SI. 7-22-tf
Autlco uf Jtoml Sak',
Nol leu is hereby given that seal
ed bids will ho received by the un
dersigned until tho hour of 7:30
V. M. tho 3rd day of Tleeenilier, j
It'lM, and Immediately thereul'ter1
publicly opened by the commission I
of the City of l.a Cirande. Oregon, i
III till) fV,nmtu.l,.n 1nn... .1.. J
City Hall In said city for a Issue
of City of J.iTCIrande. Improvement
Honda In tho sum of $1 1 l,47U.0i;
Hume, being In denominations br
$500.00 ouch, except one odd bond
for $479.00, said bonds bearing date
December 1st. JS24, maturing tun
ve.ari rrom dnte; optional, howuver.)
ut the pleasttro of tho City ut anvl
semWannua! counon date -im ntml1
after one . year from date,- aa-ld
bonds beufing inlerest ut six per
cent (Htc) per annum, payable
Heqil-annuully. principal and intvr-
st- payable at the office of the
flty Treasurer, said bonds bilngij
issui'fl under the. provisions of Ihe
so-called "llancrol't Itondlng Ael:"
All bids must be accompanied by
u. certified check for S5,673.uf;. und
must bo unconditional.
Tho upirroviiig legal opinion of
llessers. Teal, W'lnfree, Johnson
and McCulloch will bo furnished
Hie successful bidder.
I'he commlliicn reserves- thcil
right to reject any and all bids.
J. K. STliAUNS.
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COUGHS
COLDS
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RELIEF
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FOLEY:
IIONEY-TAI
Established 1875
Qmt rate Tmf SamcTstn CmtgiM?
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
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Al Remarkably
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Low Prices
All Sizes
For Women
98c
' to
$1.98
Misses'
JIOUSK SLH'I'KKS
"A 'splendid Variety of
Felts . for. the niissea, in
sizes 12 to 2. A pleas
ing ransre of colors
ribbon o trims iind silk
pom-poms.
98c to $1.49'
Kiddies'.
FELT COOTEKS
Fancy Felt bootees in bliiM
and red with wide band top
with figured decorations. A
very popular number with
kiddies. At only-- i
98c"
A Co'mple'tcJ Assortment of
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Peeled
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Christmas
since the Ncwlins heji
town of La Grande,
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Newlin
The Thrifty
Throng
Hoys'
UOUSIO SLII'I'KUS
. Kor the, boys, in sizes
12 to 6, arc shown m
ninny styles'.' " Coml'ort
uble felts with paddod
soles and leather Indian
'Moccasins. At this range
of prices.
$i.lO to $1.98
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Iiedroom S'.ippera for men
ith.
an the drug business in (he old
Wc arc preparing (o surprise
Drug Co.
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