La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1925, Image 6

Thursday, May 11, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TOE SIX
DOLE SYSTEM
HELD UfJJUST
LONDON (A!') Youmr nun
should l! taken out of On- city m-t-tlttint'iitK,
transferred to the coun
try und IuukIiI how to work iih
they were tauntil durlm? Hie iviir
how to fiifht, horgo Uindtdmry,
newspaper cdlUr and Horialitii
member of parliament, told the
Houho of Onmhinna during a dc
bulc. on what, he described ub "Mm
wretched, miserable Hole HyHtem"
of the. stale, and Hn effects on
youiw men between the uen of 18
ami 20.
"I would liter, plviriir these voting
men a farthliitf for iIoIiik nothing."
Mr. Lnndsbury nsseried, "nnd un
less they were prepared lo Kirn
money In the country or elsewhere
under decent eonditloiiH, tin y could
do without thim;n lo nit, ho far n
1 (tin concerned. The govern nienl
1h ruin iiur the cliaraeier or tens of
thousands of our ynmif-r people, und
uny stale of Koeh iy thai trains peo
ple to heil.-vi- liny should live by
doiliK o work in commit lllK u
crime naiDKl Die individual and
iu;oIiih( noelely."
Accordimf lo t'lKiir. fi pn w illed to
the hoii.su hy T, ThonpMoti. n Lib-
Mitl member, I ...nr.. mm. ban
been paid out hy I he KOVemtlielll
Mnee liie nrmhdlce ill Unemploy
ment lielli fllH.
(hmI t in t Session on.
Till-: 1 A 1. 1. ICS. r. I'Vntured
hy registration ttt deee;ales, inilO-'
mobile trips to scenic poiuta of in
terest about The Oiilhs and an
tiddreMS of welcome hv Mayor Hta
deiman, Kim deliates and ni"in
Iters of Neh;hbnrH of the Wood
craft opened the mate convention
of the order In re.
HchhIoiim will close tomorrow
lllKht wll h pul d ic Inula I la! Ion of
newly elected id ate ollleers in 1he
city auditorium preceding an tn
tlatory prom-inn exemplifying work
of the circle J til tin list ie, work
was put on today hy Juvenile mem
ber of Cedar circle No, , The
xtl lew,
State officerH In atlendance nre
Mrs. Anna Mardell, raml mnnuK
Mrs. Mary Hurley, urand bun
ker, and Mi'k, Klfrt Iham. dr-drlet
captain, all of Cortland. In addi
tion oflicei-H from district No. 11
also were in attendance.
Had iiewH from China. Tieiitaln
cook killed 4H people. He did
wllli Kiinpowder, not hakiuu
powder.
it
IF
yon Iiftd SftVC'l f-V'V Jhdliir A
Week for Utc pnt ten years
what, would yon have to
jjav ?
At the rtxlo. yon nre (join;;
TODAY, what will you Ime
TOMOItltOU ?
UNITED STATES
FEED
Ttolhd imlH
Hulled bailey
Haled hay
Whole corn
Cracked corn
Whole wheat
Cracked wheat
Mill feed
Screen Intfy.
liahy chick feed
Oyster shell
Orlt
Knre !,ny
Kcrateh feed
Ash hir Pliers,
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
riiouu 5iatn 793
Baby Foxes are Adopted by Cat
J-i , , i H 'ffa 1, ; 'V- f ;'t ''-5
Flvo liuby foxes on I lie Oliver liiacit fox ramh uf II. J. Wjildcli,' nuuf
J'ittuljuit.-, ci.scruil l.y iln-lr nioilur, huvo lioori n'rtontcd ly " whli
', Miilii-i.c cat. 'Die fuKtrx ure worth nvurly each.
to
MtlhAY, MAY 15
Monntnlii Standard 'I line Station
Ku.A. l. nver, Colo, f 4), ;f p. in,
iiiatiie e lor Iioiih'-u i v a; fc, l('r'-.
.(hiiiiit. an. I lii:, Ui.illo Ihealt r
ondiejdra: I Alpha. I Ma eliap'
t-r. I'lii Mu Alpha iiiti!.'i-il Ira-ti-riiM
y ; "The A on t iean i 'ompon
it," I tr.' Ivlu in ,1. M! i itr;iiniir
"Man oiei .Miifir," Jtfhn ' ', -n
lie).
KOIt, Hiate Colhe, N, M. CMS.C),
p. in,, popular Keh-nee
com we, if. i , y,m ;(dddu; "I-'or-chI
ll:,:hwayrt," i '. A. J.oiu;,
I'aellie Standard Time Stations
KCAK, I'ullman, Wash. CMs.H),
T : :; i ' Tp ji. m,, I Vn-y nre.
Hi Miphonlsl : liinsical trio, V'iil
ceiit Hid. n, eeitia: : Terry Sever
ance, tlnli.st; linviiioinl Howell,
vlollimd ; .h an iv i'i rst, pi.nilNl ;
" A K fie ll II lll-al IMiriiiei l it'ir." I'ro!'.
C. C. Jfdit.sim; "The (nitii.s of
the Owner, Contractor and Ar
chitect," Prof. S. A, Smith;
"l)olry ItarnH." lion O. laKiud
er; W('el;y hook dial, Alleo L.
Wehh.
KI'I, Lon Am;pi h, Calif. (4fi7).
Kxrunlm-r's miiMir.il half hour;
(-:! "i, .Mrlnnle' n It; lit 1 v ''
inns; Mr-7, ItadUorlal talkj 7-S,
TIxamln-T; Hmmy Clark's Itythni
Kemoiis; X-U, Aeolian redhh-nce
pipe oi'K.ui fitndlo, Han Mel'ar
hind. ortinniHl; li-Ct, old imitciT.
hour, Hollywood fjt rliiK 'I Ktrfel,
Ilaeli, Srliuhert ond SchiinuiiHl !
nunihi'jH; J n -1 1 , voral recital of
pitiillH of .John SnKillman.
UFWII, Hollywood, Oalir, (252), '
7:15-9 p. in., program. Star 'Mo
tor Chr company of California,
IJIH Hutch, Kay kelloKK. Jnz, pi
anist ami v'lilinial: Lake Arrow
liead dance orrlpd in. nnd Char
len Jieuuclmnip, tenor; !-U), pro-
Uram, ( h ar l.ako linihlandH
(Hun tinny ; Titian m rnz t rlo, W.
H..J iwri ti iiur; i U-4 1, Warner
I trot hern motion plct ure hour;
Harry Seymour, impresario; 11
t n. m., Uramlsiaiter's Holly
wood Mont marie ea IV dance or
eheHtra, .Me Cedesky. hxtder.
K'Oil. nakland, Calll'r (U;t.2).
1 1 ::(-1 p. in., hmcheou concerl.
Caelltr Slil'n I'Mec-t ric enmpany;
H. studio musical proKcam; -I-fc'ia,
llohl St. Kranehi; f;:!0-fi.
Klrhi" half hour, Jollier Wood
S.-hmtder.
M1W, Corlhiud. Ore. (4Hl.f.). 2;Vi
p, m,, ItoN,. ( i 1 v trio; rhlt-
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
l'or I.iiwn ,
And (iaitlon
l.;ivmiiovors
Hakes and Moos
Oardfii J f .s
1'ricod
KifVht!
I'hflua Main its
MfK vV: It
MILK OK MACNKSIA
The piipci'ioiity of Mck
& II Jlilk dl' Majrni'sM
is due to tho fact Dial
it i.s Colloidal, the paili
clos beinjr in an rxtremo
ly finu state of division.
Moon DrujJ Co.
K very Hi inj; for the
Sick Knnm
riionc M-GS
r" CAPABLE
x
Q
1 iVi
lot run (lt'iicn.l
upon us tov oapublt!
servli',1, no matter
h!tt t h fl ctreum-
(ttiutcet may lt Wo
pbull 1h jilfiistwl to
ciMifer with you ns
lo il.taUs nn.t tli'Ml
catty thi'in out.
We I'n.liiMtan.l.
Ittir Imattd C;ir
U til jimr vt-rlft.
fl-ro i,r rtiai'-,'
.Main If !(!'
tHitTlitkt'rf I j
1
dren'a program; 6, concert civic
M uhIc eluh; 8, CnlvcrHily of Ore
Ron extension lectureH; S, con
cert, Sherman, Cluy & company
studio; in, Hoot Owls.
KIM, l.os AiHfeleH, Cailf. 4iir.i:).
ft;;jii-(i p. m., LeiKhton'H Arcade
cafeteria ori'lieiititt, Jack t "i on
Hhaf. leader; -(I:3H, Art Hick
man's liittmore lioh-1 concert oi'-
HriininS '1'i.ide l'rotce) h
rainte! In lKina Cidoi
I.OMUIN (Al'. A Kloomy
view of lirilain'M trade outlook
S HH CXpl eMHcd hy Sir lfole;-l
11 or m at a recent dinner of t he
Hntinh Ovetseas Hanks hhmh-iu-tiou.
He ftitld tic Jud Just come
hacK from u journey ahroad,
V. Ideti had ta ken Home inout li.s,
ami he wuh of I he opinion "t hat
we are In u wome position todry
than we were h linmlhn ukj, and
ihitt was had eninirh. If we look
at I lie Mtn pie trader of Die coun
try we cannot help havipjr h fe,d-inj,-
of anvh-nly and o ppi ehcu
ion as lo Hie future."
Sir lEoherf referred lo tin- Ht.ite
or the Ml)ipi'iiiliinf, coal, Iiea-y
stei, woolen and cotton trades,
and said It was his dellherate he-,
lief that every section of wocieiy
had to comhlne lo find some so
lution of t he prohlem, ol her wise
thei e wan no hope for I he country.
ieruiaii Worker;
Of itaoueis
Warned
hi Maid
dipi'ir
HKIO.IX AO.- 'I he! t!te move
mint Km- prohibition In Germany
i.s rapidly irahilnK Kroutnl atnom;
(he working clanHe Ih Indicated
hy an appejil recently isHiied hy a
riumher of Socialist parly leaders,
mont fif whom nre lilefilhers uf
Hie relchHtuf.
Tim document deelnrrn that
"Hie workiiiK' cIhks in the worst
Kin ferer from the effects of al
coholism." It admonishes the
workers to "keep alcohol away
from all your meetiiiKM. (sessions,
and demount rat Ions, and estahlhili
people' houses and hoteln that
sell no li'itior. Itedttce the pos
sibility of ohiuinliiK li'iur wher
ever yon can do to, und eon
dict. intenslv4- educational work
conrei ninn the harm done hy al
cohol." I.eloii Help- 1 A-I'rlsimers.
SAX K ItAXOJSCO, Culif. I(f-
hahllltution of the soul u b well utt
tlie hoily Is a program announced
hy the A merlcan I .eKlon of tin
department uf 'a I If urn iu. The
work will eoiiHlst of KettinK im
prisoned veterans who arv ft rut
of lenders Into contact wit h their
fumlltetf when I hey ure releused
from prison. Then the J,eKtou In
tends ohtaininic work for the for
mer service men who have play-d
stiuarer with their country than
they have with themselves.
KINK UVi:s TO SAK COMHtS.
HKhWINO, Minn. When the
armory huined down here recent
ly inemhers of i,eo C. Heteryon
pout of the American Legion, at
the risk m their lives, rescued
Hie national und post colors from
the humliitf hulldllitf. They fought
the fire rrom K a. m. to $ u. m.,
and then at in u. m.t with bor
rowed rifles, their own having
heen deatroyed In the rire. attend
ed in a body the t meral of a
comrade.
.Many I jiIci talnnieuls in Vienna
VI ICS N A (AC). Oenyintf that
Vienna Is dead socially, ilerr
Hreilner, city councillor, declares
there were 7,l-!t entertainments
in tin- city netween January
and March 1!0. All paid amuse
ment taxes despite the economic
crisis thiotitfh which Austria In
passing.
jJiNIOX (AH).-1 "0 futuny
I airplane paysenners who hecomev
: bored while HySnk' may he ahie
i to take ih u movie 'during ,tlie
voynKe. One of 'the large I'uvU
; lonUon air expresses was recently
ieoiipped with u movie picture
projector, uml durlntc a trial flltfht
i u film 1 flashed on a crean
t Inside tho cabin, with 12 passen
gers as MppeUtorH.
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
We JIato Just Vftint Vou Want In
WIMBKH, SASH AND IKORS AM) SHINGLES
It will paj jou to InTiislltfalo our prlcea.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
CHAIN AXD BOX WOOO PIIONB MAIN 617
J. Iu MCNUALL
. BaBBgBamt i mi i mm n '
i M
eh' Hi r
I'M ward ! ity.patrlrk, di- I
reitor; (i::;'t-7:Hn, lilt H- stories
Ameriean history, J'rof. Walter
Sytvef.i.ilferlojr; Hiidiard lleu
driek, H-reeJl fit artel; iedtjme
rslory, Cnele John; S-I'i, proj;ram
Western Auto Supply company,
financed by J. Howard Johnson;
JD-ll, Art Hi'dtman'M HHimore
liotel dance orchestra, Karl Rurt
n.dt, leader.
K.I I f t Seatlle, Wash. (SK4.4). 7
M JO, l'm;et Sim ml Sa vIhk -Loan
association mush-ale; ::!
; : t r. chamber of Commerce pro
mam; H:l.Vln, I'oKl-lnleJiif-encer
shidio rei'ilal.
KI.X, Oakland. Calif. Mf;.2). C-7
1. m orMaii recital;- S-10, studio
cut eria In merit; la-H;:to, Tom
Oerunovieh's ballroom entertain
ers. KNX, l.os AnffoleB, Clif. (rifi.ft),
f ; 4 H -U : 1 f p. ni.f Wurlltzer pipe
oiKan studio; 6:Ht-7:i;fi, pro
Kram, I,. A. County Association
of Optoi net rial H, ZleKlar'8 or
chest ra: 7 :2fj-7 :H(i, motorloKue,
Ulehfield Oil company; 7:30-8,
program, laistern Outfitting Co.;
(-!i, program, West Coast the
aters, J nr., by remote con I rol;
if -1 1 , program, lieverly Hills
Nurseries company; 11-12, Abe
,yman's 'oconnut. (irove (Jnnce
orehestrti from Ambassador ho
le!. Kl'O, San Kixinrlsi'o, Calif. 420.5),
1-2 p. m., Hudy Sel4-r's l-'alr-ii
i out hotel orchesl ra ; 4 :;H)-ri ;:t0,
Hudy Seiner's l-'airmoitt hotel
orcliestra; tl:iir-7, l.oew's War
ftehl theater: 7-7:3ti, I'alace ho
tel conceit; 8-M, I'ahiee liotel
concert.
(; rowers Holding Wool,
I'KXOhKTOX, dr. Movement I
of unsold wool in Cmatilla county!
will be made slowly, probably not j
lor ihree months, according- lo a
.statement by M,ao Hoke, secretary
of the Oikou Wool Orowers' as- j
socfalion. The unsold wool In this:
district i.s nil In strotiK bauds, ami i
the hie; operators liave dther ship- j
ped to Huston or Cortland or liuve
stored their clips in local ware-'
houses or sheds and are prepared
to hold il for from three to six j
months.
A fiO.oon pound clip recently re-
polled sold from the Kcho dlslrlct
In Cortland as a new-clip deal was
shipped two weeks ao, Mr. Hoke I
declared. The sale showed no new'
development hi buying activities iu i
this district that would Indicate I
any chane,': In marketing eondl-
11 OILS.
Two 1'aMors to 'I'riule.
JIKOKOHO, (H-. A novelty In'
permanent echamre of pastorates j
Is that by which Hev. - a. l-ach !
pastor of the I'lrst Itaplist church j
of Medford. who recently accept-
- d a call to the Kirst. Haptlst !
ehurrh of Hremerton, Wash., will
be sue tied here by Rev. Or. Wr-
II. Ilaton. for the laM seven years;
pastor of the Hremerion church,
and who for a hmer lime prior
to that was pa.slor of the first Hap- j
tb-l church ,(f KosebufK. tr.
Th- exchanue will take effect ;
e hist of Mav. !
Here's Real Relief
From Neuritis
In 21 Hours HahiH Cense nnd You
(et Host and Comfort Atfulu
TitrttirlntT pains the kind Hint ;
pierce nnd burn and never seem '
lo let up - that rob n man of h's;
sleep i hat make him just a bag! (
of nMes and all worn out.
These are the pains tluit dojie !
and coat tar products can only 1
relieve, You've trot to M"'t somo
thiiut morn htsthiLr.
The imeuest, safest nnd surest
wii y to get i Id or 1 1 io persistent, 1
m-rve-i ;n-uinc pains of Neuritis is
lo eel a bottle of Allenrh l Speciul
Koi inula No, 2. He sure you pd
No. 2, which conies in capsule
form. Take Ihese Utile dark n"reen
capsutej na directed and notice
how in about 24 hours they have'
con-ddentlily reduced If not entire.:
ly banished those severe, loituriup
pains t hat ha e ca used you so
many sleepless nights. Continue
for two or thiee days more or un
lit t he pains have cut ti ely disap-:
pearej.
tt do.sn't ma tier how Ion if you
may hae sufi'eied or wbelltcr
oilf N. in ills Is 111 the shiMllder,
ann, m ck. or lees. Alb ni hit Spe-.
cial I'ormnia No. t will atop the.
tin i m e and r.tvc you speedy
ilef.
lied Ct o'ti bi iiir Stoi e or any .
it nod dimvrtst will be tllnd to sup-:
e uil. Mail oideiit accepted.-- '
TWO MAGIC DAYS FOR WOMEN
Friday and Saturday at
French & Greene's
CLOSING
OUT SALE
SEARCH WHERE YOU WILL, HERE ARE THE GREATEST
VALUES IN WEARING APPAREL AND FOOTWEAR EVER
OFFERED LA GRANDE WOMEN.
So convinced are we that every woman
who attends this Sale Friday and Saturday
will 1)0 quick to realize the great savings
which are possible all we say now is, "Come,
judge for yourself." Former prices have
been forgotten. Everything that should now
sell at a profit going at cost, near cost, and
less than cost.
Naturally we couldn't long continue such
a give-away policy if we intended to stay in
business. But that's just the point. We are
not going to be in business after a few weeks.
There's but a short time to dispose of this
stock. So come! Choose your Spring and
Summer apparel now, knowing full well you
are getting the best possible value.
Beautiful New, Smart Coats and Dresses
One group Women's New
Spring: Coats, regularly priced
to $25.00, regrouped for Fri
day and Saturday's selling at,
each
$13.85
One group Women's New
Spring Coats that were regu
larly priced to $32.50, re
grouped for Friday and Sat
urday's selling at, each
$17.95
Divided into great sale groups
and offered Friday and Saturday
at the most astonishing prices
you've ever heard of. Every one
is new, many just arrived this
week. Material and workmanship"
is the finest for that's all that
French & Greene ever carry and
the prices well, judge the values
in your most critical mood and
you'll agree this is the Sale of
Sales.
FOUND!
A watch in our store,
Saturday, May 9th. Own
er may have same by
proving ownership.
CLOSING OUT one lot of
Silk-and-Wool Dresses. Extra
Special for Friday and Satur
day's selling at, each
$7.85 .
CLOSING OUT one lot of
Ladies Silk Dresses, values to
$20.00, regrouped for Friday
and Saturday's selling, each,
$9.65
FRIDAY, MAY 15
We Will Sell
Children's Hose 10c pr.
FRIDAY, May 15th, while supply lasts, we will
sell one lot Children's Hose in black, brown and white,
sizes from fi1. to 10 in the lot, values to 50c. On sale
at 1) A. M. Friday, at only, per pair
10c
(Limit two pair to a customer)
SATURDAY, MAY 16
We Will Sell
Ladies' Dresses $2.95
SATURDAY, May 16th, while supply lasts, we
will sell one lot Ladies' Dresses of Gingham, Voile,
Ratine and Linen. Formerly priced to $18.50. On
sale at !) A. M., Saturday, at only, each
$2.95
(Limit one only to a customer)
A wonderful rolip
Women's Lute Sprint?
Coats that were for
merly priced to :tf..ft't.
regrouped for (.Jilick
Sale Kridny and Satur
day at, eneh
$21.45
A l'.KAr, lU.'Y --One
lot Women'!. I'uiiip",
values to IS.r.ll; for
eouiplete Clofto Out,
l'
$1.95
nCY! RAVE! Worn
en's HIk.i Shoes in
black nnd brown Uld.
Wonderf.il $9.0 grade.
Kor complete Close
Out, pair
$3.95
CLOSING OCT one
lot Unites' DresHea
regrouped for Kridny
and Sat irday'a selling.
Values to $:t,0u, at,
each
$14.45
l.ntest Sprint: Coats
for Women, that were
formerly priced to $4',
to be closed mt In a
ffroup for Kriday and
Saturday's, selling" at,
l"$24.45
SACKIKICKP One
lot women's Pumpn
and Slippers In many
tdyle. Values $7.00 to
$ i a im, Kor Quick Close
Out, pair
$2.85
CLOSING OCT one
lot Ladles' Silk-aud-V
oo ! S w e i t p i -h u h II e
niiv remain, a! lust
IIalMrice
Closing; Out
women's 12
Inch top Out
Iuk Hoot, full
calf. Triced
regularly n t
$S.iai. Closing
Out Sale prh.'e
per pair
$4.75
"Entire stock
Infants Soft
Sole Shoes, $1
nnd 1 1.26 val
ues. C I o 8 inp
Out at, pair
45c
LOOK! IIRA D!
Growing" OlrlR Shoes
in black nnd brown
calf, welt HOles, lace,
htte styles: real honest
wenr. Sizes 2J to S,
Kejrutor $7. no. Now,
Speehtl, pair
$2.95
CLOSING OCT LmS
les Silk Dresses that
were formerly priced
to $.15. A wonilerful
JTroup for Friday trn-l
Saturday's selling at,
each
$17.75
FRENC
H & GREENE
CLOSING OfT our
entire stock Ladies
Silk Hionses, nt just
HalfPrice
SELLING OUT!
CLOSING OUT!
GETTING OUT!
lii " ta
LADIES' A1TAUKL
LA GRANDE, ORE.
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