I'AGE EIGHT
THE
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday. May 12, 1025.
The Lowest
Prices
For
i Standard
Mcrcliandi.se
At
Men's Wear
l.'lO!) AdiiiiiH Ave.
(rant Iteun, Mi;r.
VETERANS TO
Observer Crossword Puzzle
CAMP TEXAS
i. vnii king or ( itcmr n;x
TO UK 111 I.N WASHINGTON
WASIIINCTO.N (A I) Manufac
turers, wluili'Huh'i'H mid hankers
J l) M) 111) part Of the country Will
t;.ti h r hi Washington June H to i;t
ul Ih Thirteen) h Anmtul Pouvcn
Hnit of Hie N ut tniHi 1 Asimchil Ion of
Vfedtt Mill, 10 survey tlH' present
credit situation, both doiucst le and
I cj ri Iff it ; lay down n. credit policy
for I lie coming year, and pursue
tlii'lr already well de eloped pro
gram, lu be hacked y it $ 1 jmhi.imiO
f u ii J fur Die prosecution of com
mercial criminals.
Ilrulil ,HilK Play lo I'liiu WiiLx I
l.iiNlni. ( Al') .luni.'H UrnliI,
(In w'l'll known golfer, v. It! he loo
busy to lake )nirt hi I in tirl u tit golf
OAI.I.AH. Tex. (AC) The Heunt
line of grey, remnant of (hat bust
which rallied lo the Muudard of
l.ec, tiU eur ago, will mak un
oHut ttluml with the annual en
cu in 'Hit' n I of (lu i: til li'il Oonfcd
jerute Veterans hero May 1 5J - a -,
Shrunken from the army of
ijrin, (inn mi ii who were under arms
in! (he peak of tin- strllc between
;lhe suites, to not uiiiri; lliau KMdiu
; tin- veterans' organization will he
able lo bring perhaps 4on of i(H
membership lO i talhlH, Kh IclUlei'M
.stale. Willi tlK'Ill will gather about
jo.miii Sons of Veterans, who will
mod for their thirtieth annual re.
ti ii Icti. It will be Hi- ihirly-riflh
reunion of (he I'nlted Conft derate
Veterans.
The t.'nnfedcinted Southern Me
motlul iiKfoiiai ion til so will tm--l
al this Hun. for lu twt iily-Itli au
iiiinl corneal hiii.
Tli"? mn who sb-pped rorlh to
Hit! rut tic of tin- drums n the con
flict of tin sixties, will bivouac
llgltln IjliOUl their (II Nip flKH Il"IC
lo retell the story of 1 he war. Ar-
coiumodations for iUai'l'l'ltiK the
visitors d'' being arranged ul Fair
Groimd J 'n t It.
Tlic advanced age of ll'l- old wol
dlers Is giving some anxiety to
those preparing for 1 annual pa
rade. I In- principal f nt ur of (he
rt-unioiiH, Twenty hands haw hern
obtained lo Mipply music for t In
dia nh.
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IT
HERE
Cup fur I Ids column mw be
Ui by ;UU ft. m.
tournitiiu'ntH this yt-.ir. (! Iuim not
IomI inlcn-'it In IIh- Kami', lm( hni
la-Muji' tiii authority iiud (ip'-clullHt
on luyiiiK out nor coorKcM. and IiIm
lliiit- It. hookt'd iimny months ahead
Th"i. Imi'I a tvo-h ih'i'Mj v.oid In the entire puzzle. lint there
me plenty of tlneeM liiMteud, And for vari'ly'H wake (lien ate Ioihh,
t!Ve itlld H' Venn.
World'!
Chain
Department
Store . ffi
Organization
Aim MiImn
I fill
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571 DEPARTMENT STORES
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Low
Trices
1 :jc-sijiiit Sici iuim
M. I). KIciiiIiik "III ! HI the
Koliillicr Hold on jMomLty ami
lu.mluy, .May IS-l;i. CrciiH.d i-jih
U-12-II
"JCniKlit of J.n-ains," iiiuU-aI
((iiiicily ut IiIkH achool 'I'lisirH.lay.
ItnM'Imll Niiiiility
May ll), llakir vn. I.a Cirancl...
tliKh Mcliool KluuutlM. Ii-X-21
Mai-cc'ltin.
Mod. l Ucauty 1'arlor. 7.'it l'lioiu;
M 7(iJ. 6-S-tf
HOHI.OM ,
I lliroitKh wiil'-i' a a TihIi.
Floor
Paint
for
Uusy
Floors
l-'J.()l:H! i-iy 1111 mi' (liluii'M n i-itn-
Mlant ut-arluiil tear of r'-t trarKliii; tu anil nut,
rhah'S ln(vi'l iM-tc lilnl IImti'. anil actUt' rlitl
tlrrn an IIh1 iti. That'N why fluoi'H ilrlilantl I lit!
urst lltiat- fuvt'ilaK--K''t H In
J & 1) Moor Paint
-a (aunh, (hiraMf ruvi'rlnv. Hiii-rlally t'',,l""',,l
la itrolrrt thatiH ak'ainut ilally ImiiiI wrar. il
tlrl- utiU-kly -alnt tanluhl, illy In lla lamaln.:,
V llavi' a J l I'aul far Vail.
y icq
.Mil'" .
Nuiilt's Paint Stoic
I.ii (inindc. Ore.
FaxnT
Mov
To innlij;a(e,
llltlH.
Tirt'HOIlie,
Atov. .
1 1!. To hlndi f or t'M'htdc,
1 K. Soakrt up.
1:1. Hanger.
: I. Tt vntiUtte.
' l!. I 'OJtlllU ,
:t. peak.
Ji:. llKK U II lfl!;i".
Ml. To OiM.- V-.
-S. (lan"oi:h iiilxtui'.
;i0. MeiiHiire lor 1 oa I.
.11. KeciHISe.
1 i.uidleap civ in to inferior
player.
;ir. To hurl.
:I7. To tel. fiiaph.
IIS. To Heeiire.
:r.i. lcoihut.
la. Sailor.
Kctreaty.
4:i. To r. pul:,e.
If., hry.
17. Aye.
IS. 1 law 1 hoiii fruit.
111. I'erehid.
U I . To llelil.
r-. Small pleee of in- tal tsiiuilar (o
needle.
li. Srar left y Kinalipox.
;. Step fur deseendillK a fence.
.f K. Wet Hotl.
(la. Announced,
C3. Nuked.
(I. Hows.
i.C, Know IcilKe.
0 7. I'ertainiliK to (lie Hea.
liN. To conclllale.
i.ii. I'art of a necklace.
To. rink nowcr Juhi lej4lnnlnK to
)looin.
71. I'ac.'.
i:it ri( mi,
1. To iti.s' onltnue.
Muctuated.
3. To afliini.
4. Wotlh.
6. To Ihiish.
Ii. Toward S'-n'.
7. I'n-vailcat.ir.
N. To Hilt.
Valoal.l.. properly.
I". I'reh at.
I 1 . Moirucli.
1 To eMiniMie.
1 7. 't of (lour.
L'O. I'ieee of liiuie-r.
.2':. A no lal.
L'4. To fondle.
::. At the pre,;, nt tflae.
t. Koa my,
7. Uims.
A tteohlin.T v. (.man.
0. ( 'lilies.
:t. l-'laimM.
To reiiovat",
ocean.
.'t'i. To ktioel;.
:!7. Kis!iil.
IJ. Plant KNi-d lor .'Iliads,
1.1. Il'istencd.
44. To drink doir fa.shiou.
4(1. Opposite.
45. To lUIHlell.
T.O. 1'oint.
To tmplore.
;:t. liifie.
'a. Stories.
.r.ti. l'erson who ran s only lor (he
wealthy.
r.7. ThoUK'hl.
f.s. Small rodents.
.Ml. OMl( er ill a college.
lit. Crown up kid,
tiL Not Klmllou, 1
r.4. Where y.m receive n kiss.
(.,"1. To ualili Kecretly,
IMitnts Now Heady.
I'tantM for porch ho a and bas
ket. s and outdoor planting. Geran
iums, Salvia, I.cle-lia, 1'etuniaB,
Ualtjiis and other f lowers. Fine,
tarco tomato plantH out of pots.
Astcrfl ready May 1st. i-et uh fill
your hanKii.;; baHkcln now. Chcr
ra J'iorlHta. 4-4-tf
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
New Arrivals
BY THIS MORNING'S EXPKESS
20 CHARMING SILK DRESSES
DJKHCT FROM EASTERN STYLE CENTERS
Anolhcr hig (riuiuph another example of our remarkable saving power val
ues made possible through our enormous purchasing power for more than 571
stores.
Wondrous new creations shipped to us direct from our representatives in East
ern style centers, bringing to you all that is new in the season's latest devel
oped style tendencies.
SeaU now gelling at Glass lims
lor "Knight of JireainH." 6-IJ-21
Call Mam 73 tor cleaning, prf-NS-ing
and alterations. Kxpert work,
proinpt Mcrvlc;. Tint Wardrol.i j
Under now management. 4--1-U'
I J'.'.emu rrcM'tiiitloii,
Why ftufier from 4-czeina or any
other itching or Itch when you) can
he relieved of nil KUCll llOltldeK lor
7.'c a holtle. Sold only by Silver-
thorn-Wrlght'H I'ainily Stoic.
6-1 1-tf
Asli'oltrr
Mm, !. A. Halnies, Jefferson ave
nue, corner Willow. 1'honc L'IS-J.
6-2-linp
Pon't niiKs Keeing the - pretlyl
i-hortis girls at high school Thurs-i
iluy evening. 5-1 J-Jt I
l-'urm liMin. Imw ItJitcs
Money to loan on improved
farms. Low rains; prompt service
II. K. lJixon, lu Grande, Oregon. J
4-2'J-tf I
I tomtit 1 1 ell In.. nl..alinr hiilfnn
hoh-a, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
J9-14-tt
Why nol rid your scalp from
dandruff ond falling out of the
hair when you can tin ko for 7.'cV
A bottle of Germicide and Dand
ruff Kradirator sold only by Silver-thorn-Wright's
Family n:s More.
5-1 Mf
t'atchy music and lots of laughs
in "Knight (if I 'reams" at high
school Thursday evening. 5-12-i't
LAST SIIOWINt; TOXKaiT
Anita
And Sim C'omes (he
"Tree SurgcMn"
(("out I lined from 1'ago One.)
sorb from the air. So. as u tree
dietician, lnve muiIi.n the soil.
Farmer study Hie soil, too, but
lacy"H stiiilv has to be more thor
ough I ban t heirs. For n tree has
such an aippi tile! "tl'a only a bli:
plant, aiier all." observes Mavey.
Yes. but u In ieas a
stalk of grain re. nil r
yards, ll follow s that I ia ey has
to go into it lnire deeply in the
literal ns vell us the fiuralivi-sense-
than it 1 most u ti body, ex
cept a miner or a pro.sp'-cti.r drill
ing for oil, Titus what In- knows
'ihotit the soil Is Hie hist word.
There Are Just 20 in This
Group Remarkable Values at
All the season's most popular
features are shown lu t he.se- at
tractive frocks of crepe de chine.
Some are In plain colors, others In
gay printed erfects bo much in
demand.
These Values Are Not
Merely Occasional
These values represent savings
that await you here every day.
No need for you to Inconvenience
yours&lf for Huh saving. I f you
can't some today why tomorrow
will do no special prices here.
1 Vices Fair One Iay Should
lie lair I he Next!
We do not believe it just 1 o
charge more one day. In order
that at a later ' day some other
c istoiuer may receive the benefit.
Prices here do not change, with
the winds.
SEE OUR TWO I5IG WINDOW DISPLAYS
PUZZLE ANSWER
Hieht s of Sell, a t ret-
Aii an expert, then. Pavey points
out that very IMHe soil remains on
earl h w Inch iMi't. n I ready being
fanned. As for this country, "all
Ihe land available for culliva'ton
and nut now cultivated." he says.
nit like a, "is about iiml lo (he M tie of IM1
only cubic nois. When this additional land i
Mii-fs cuMe reduced to cultivation then- will be
She'll Pay Us o.Visit
in
"Baree Son
Of Kazan"
lv James Oliver CuihoimI
l'iiinelv, "lloni'viiioon ll.inlshiis"
I
!l I
1 Ojwp N o D EplQJU-
l-taOMiLN8ai?IE b LBS H
IIMk f sTsggk r pis j!
! 'r IS Wnl a t ja t iTm rinl
ilucetl excellent croH.'
"At the worst we. can trek else
where," argue tlu- optimists. "In
all 1 he world," responds I :avey,
"(here remains but one spot capa
ble of abundant production which
is not under cultivation now t he
South .American valley of the liiver
Plate. And th.it is being get 1 led
rapidly."
"As we can't spread out." con
tinues I i.LVey, "we must intensify.
M tich of our exhausted land can
be reel-aimed. That hich is un
exhausted must bo rtafe-guarded
from exhaustion, that, as required.
its productivity may be hteraH"d.
"Otherwise, though the rich al
ways will be well fed, this will In
come a country of (amine for the
poor. An abundance of cheap fer
tilizers!" Oavey was discussing the
Importance of Muscle Shoals devel
opment . "That's our "need."
Put why worry about what's in
the I uture, until we come to it '.'
"It's poor policy." replies Oavey,
"to neglect the question of your
food supply until you begin lo
sla rv"."
OltATOIlK WIN' MFDAI.S
MAI. KM, Ore. Floyd Maxsey anj
Fern Wudsworih won first uud sec
ond places in the high school divi
sion of the Marion county declam
atory contest here. Follene Minnia
and Zoe Cuisforth scored high in
the second division which included
i the sixt h. seven t h and eight h
grades. Mae Cal fey and Oorris
jWalling won first and second places
I In the third division including the
: third, fourth and fifth grades.
; Presentation of medals was
j made by Hubert Goetz. president
1 of the Marion County Principals
asHoeiat ton.
nliPIl
UltOfMF.STI'.H: .'ll.S.A j!
ft
A S
Woli'. wearer tf tlie Kiench War (
nit: uue nue m i.aiee. im o Ka;:
that put the "he" in "luo."
ros-4. w !m It
n." i.s the d
American farmers are cold to
ward the suggestion of increased
crop production just now. With a
Mil phis a (ready or w hat I avey
calls an "-apparent surplus" t hey
ask. "Why raise more," "Cur pres
eiit-day problem.' 'liny say at tin
Agriculture I epart un-nt. "is one of
me rket ng. Production will take
care of itself."
"Put our IncrenMitu population?"
Oavey urges. "When We reach the
subsistence limit what t lieu."
"That will be a long time." stnsw er
some. "I.esa than a generation.
ju-lKing from the past, 'Insists Oav
ey. "In my own short life t have
set farm alter larni al-amloio d.
exhausted, that in my youth pro-
Menih.m's Arch-Aid Slip
pers and Oxfords tor wom
en who have foot trouble
are the only thing to lie
able to have cointort hi dur
ing the hot weather. Tli.se
Slippers will wear much
loiigt r than the urdina y
kind of footwear.
1 f your feel :u e in HOiel
condition now. b wtarim,'
Arch-Aid Shoes tli. y will
st ill be uood, No chain, e of
t hem Koine w i one
Many ai Grande ladies are
now wearing th.s.- makes.
Ask auv (jf your friends who
is wearing a pair of Arch
Aids iind In ar their Verdict.
FA I.I, AT
THE B00TERY
U.W 1I.YIi1;N. lj;r.
Cartoned Butter
Is better protected it is kept clean and sanitary.
MEADOW HARVEST ULTTEIt
is wrapiwl in the best grade of parchment and
packed in the best carton that can be had.
It's Protected!
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A STORE FULL OF GREAT BIG VALUES B
A FEW ()!' THEM
TOMOHUOW 'TOOLS IX THE DAUlv"
M. J. 15. COITEE, l b. Tin
HII.IS RED CAX. l.b. Tin
1'KEKERREO STOCK. I.b. Tin
JEl.l.O All Flavors. ,1 I'kus.
SCHOOI.ISOY CE VXT T 151 TIER, : I.b. Tin
A115ERS OATS. l.aiBo l'kK
SWEET ITALIAN I'RINES. il lbs.
HOOVERIZEI) MOTOR DELIVERY
..si.mi
CREAMERY 151 ITER. 2 Lbs. 8:.c
Al'RICOTS and PEACHES, j Large Tins ).1c
SfCAR-Cl RED P.REAKFAST 15ACON, Lb. 32c
MATCHES, fi I!xes
FRESH SriX.U'H. 5 Lbs. "-n.
vi n .-r. u. tim R, l!)-I.b. Sack
JERSEY CREAM. 19-U. Sack
POLAR WHITE SOAP, H l)ar
...S1.9S
... ?2.:il
PHO.NE MAIN 1J
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Miri4 l.sthrr Ivnur. one of Mexico pivimM i
litlig to Hi the Fniud Sialcs sovn. Mic is
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