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THE LA OKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, July 22, 1925.
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NECKWEAR
69cl
Cut Silk and Knit Neck
wear in all of the latest
shades and patterns.
Men's Wear
1309 Adams Ave.
Giant Bean, Mgr.
La Grande's fash Store
I'or Men
HER LATEST SHEIK
BIG I
MMirnsiH
f AT COVE NOW
COVI-I (Hpeelal) MIhh Florence
t-WH, Of Seattle, WilKll., is the
house guest o( lit r sinter, Mrs. J. F.
Iean.
Mrs. J. F. J'eiin, who Iiiim been
yisiliiig ti'T sisters tit Portland. Ta-t-om
i und Seattle Tor 1 1i4 past two
months m at homo again,
Hayard Itnllliifpihead of .Morrison,
Jit., has been the house guest iff
Mr. ami -Mim A. It. Iunh I lur the
pant week. '
A parly composed of Mr. uml
Mm. A. It, -JmnlH and llnir kix-nI,
.Mr. lloilingshead, Mr. and Mim.
1. It. l-ay ami Mr. iimUAIrs. It. H.
Imniel and daughters wnt (o Wal
lowa lulu- Sunday.
f It'-vitrcml and Mrs. William Mur
ray liradnur spent hist week In
Portland.
. .Mim. Mary Wagner, w ho lias
spent the winter with it daughter
In AHhlund turn returned lo her
)iomo ill 'ove. She was accom
panied liy lnr grandson Karl Weav
er, w ho will spend u short I nu
ll ere.
I Attended Picnic.
Among tint Cove people wlio ill-
tended (lit' pioneer meet Ing ut I -a
POItTLANH, Ore. (Special)
Accord I nit to figures coin oiled bv
f 1 1n Traflic Department of the Port
j of Portland Imports from foreign
countries into Portland for the
first mix months of 1'il'4 amount id
to ft'i.HTl lonH, 'l h Is 1m an increase
over Hie figures Tor the flrMt half
of 1 'J2i which ivcri' 60,25! tuns.
Imports tjilfj i'ortlund have been
increasing each year, being 68.54!i
toiiH In u23, loa,lo:i tons In l!tl'3
and 10!, 273 ton In IH24.
The month of June was a purth
ulurly good month far Imports with
10,003 tons, f-arge items of Im
port during this monlh wri' ce
ment, ZHiX tout; In'iup with 2-C
tons; copra JF.t Ioiih; cocuanut oil
11 1 S tonn; silver Hand amounting to
60ft Ions and peanuts amounting to
3fi7 tons. Ouring thin month home
of the smaller Items of Imports
wen 64 tons of d'-sicated corona u l
from the Philippines. Total Ini.
ports of this commodity for the
first half of the year amounted, to
I HI tons. This is a new item of
Import direct into I'ortlund. Also
during the month of June there
were imported U'J tons of h'-n Mi
lium In and lien yolk from China.
These re tin; first imports of this
kind this year.
Human hair in the amount of
17,000 pounds was imported during
the month of May and during June
H7.&00 pounds of horse hair wns
imported from China. From Java
via China wo received large juun
titles of paraffin wax which is so
much lu demand during the home
cunning season. Ouring June tl
tons entered and during Hut yur
so far, 310 tons huve been brought
in.
Chinu Ki'iiiK Hrlstle.
A iihlpmenl of Fuller's earth
amouniing to Go.nno pounds was
brought in during June from the
I nlted Kingdom. Ilristles amount
ing to Ti tons entered from China.
Th cue will be used In the manufac
ture of brushes. Cassia, in I he
amount of Is ions entered during
June and 23 tons during the first
mix months. This is a form of cin
namon w hich grow s In the- HI raits
Settlements and Java and is used us
a spice.
Home of I he other large items
that have entered during the first
six months of this year are beu il
ea ke, amounting to 1 ii'J Ions, ce
ment amounting to I II, It fill tons.
Grande on Thursday were Mr. and j cocounut oil lu the amount of 0771
Mrs. George Mol anlel, Mr. and t tons, eoa land coke amounting to
Mrs. J. I,. Gibson, Lew ftloumc and ! '.'88 tons, copra amounting lo 5.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I Coiiley. 7- tonn. corn from Manchuria
Miks l.ois lewy, MIhh Dorothy amounting to zuii tons, hemp
Jlugers, .M Iks Opal Kicker and Miss .amounting to lii'&K tons. Iron and
)Mn Hrtnker, of Milton, were in
Cove hist we-k.
Mr. and Mm. Kpllng and family
und Mr. and Mrs. I-'oul wire visit,
ors at thv Cove sw liumlng iool
8undny.
Mr. auil Mis. Krtd Currcy of l-u
Grande, ure frequent visit or at
the swluunlug pool hen".
steel iimounllng In 7i.'lU tons, sugar
amounting to lOliu tons, from ltd
glum we huve received k07 tuns of
glass and from china "Mil tons of
wool. Most of this wool however
Is l ransshipped lo eastern Cnlted
fcUutrs y.ulri.
Peanut SblHiiciils llea,v,
Khlpments of peiiniilH have been
Mr. and Mrs. II, N. Klaylon, w ho puriteulurly heavy this year Willi
have been the ginsis of their par
ents, Itevereml and Mrs. J. W.
Hlaytou for t he past week, left
Friday for their home at WiUluin,
WUHll.
The Iteverend J. W. Hhiylon lefl
-'ribiy fr Lebanon, tr'gon.
- J. L. I'ndiTWood. iiccompnnii-l
by his son. Harry I nderwood. audi
a friend. Alb n Pratt, of Grand ,
Junction, ''olo.. ure gucHiH al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Hetty.
Mr. and Mrs. Itlulne Geer, ol
Walla Walla. Wash., were In Cove
for it tew duvN the gueslff of Mr.
H 7!i3 Ions euterei
ulx months. Tin
ilurlng the first
big month of en
Snodgrass &
z
immcrman
E(lusive
Undertakers
(Mir Invalid Car( In ut'd bill
fur itiie ptn pone of nun ey
ing, tie- sit k and Iti.imed iiliy
uliern they uunl lo (l.
Main 2 Mht or Duy
and Mrs. W. W. Murphy ami Mr.
and Mrs. It. I'. Hell.
A meeting or.si-hool dilrlet Xo.
1 5 has bei-n called for Monday.
August :t. The purpose uf the
meeilng is lo vole on the budget.
At the annual meeting In June the
budget proposed wtiH not deemed
-iiif rich tit to meet t he nefei.vir'
expetim r. ( I hi school year and On
board was nsketl lo prepure a new
binlget, which will be presented to
Hie voters the third day of August,
Some repair work In being nr
rbd on at (he school bonne lo get
Mm buildings In shape for the be.
ginning of school September 7.
Charbn Dellaan left a few dnn
go for lh hurvosi -fields lu W"k
iugton. Mr. and Mrs. Pi ie-- of port fa ml
are gientn ut the home itf Profis
nor and Mrs. J. II. Price here.
Mi it. K a Item II la id. w ho bus
been the gih-st of her slsler. M IS.
10. C. lieeH. for Several Weeks Is
now iii La Grande,
Tin' HppHh' Monday sihooi In-ld
a picnic at Duncan's grove Thurs
day, July HI.
M Isses Klld-.i and lleihiue Miller
of t nion were week-end guests of
M leu Thelma Anderson,
MIsh Laura Marker mm orminls'
:it t he I :ptm oiul cliuich Sunday
UIOIMilll..
Mr. und Mrs. T. M. ConUlln and
M r. and M is. A. II. Oil on w ere
picnicking at l-'tsln'r Springs Sun-
, .lay.
I Mils VIolel Itlooill is quite s rl
J iuisly ill at her home In Cove.
I I era ami du Hou of Preeun
I (!. are visiting relatives and
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S H.E R.R-Y.'S
LAST SII()VI(; TONIGHT
Viola Dana in
"The Beauty Prize"
A I'l-rnianent Wave of 'tippling Laughs
Coined) , "The Golf Bug" '
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try for peunuts was May when HOL'Ifor last year. The larger items are
tons were brought In. Home of betin-cake, bristleH. ieanuts, wool,
theae peanuts ure kept in Port I'irid straw braid, corn, cotton, beeds,
In storage at municipal terminal
No. 4 and will be shipped from
there to various interior American
cltiea.
An Interesting He m In conni
Hon with Portland's I hi ports is
that tlio largest tonnage this year
originated In Helgium. This con-
sisia of steed, ct'iuent. gkiss, coal
und coke and silver wind. The lo
ts I amount of Imports from this
country was U.x::o tons.
Philippines SiM'oml.
The Philippine Islands were sec
ond with 1 2 ions. Imports
from thin country were not us
In-iivy ub usual due to the smaller
Imports of copra. Thin was caused
by tin' fm-t that On fori kind
Vegetable OH Mills has been Closed
Luring the rebuilding. Imports of
hump have nut been as heavy but
the other Items huve been greater.
Prom China Imports amounted to
hides with many other in-ms mak
ing up the balance.
Germany to Pay former A.scurl
TtvM.H of i'.nt African Colony
IIKPLIX (A P) After wailing
several years. Germany has been
granted permsion to pay the for
mer Ascari Troops of German
lOast Africa for the last year of the
World War. I'ntil now. Kngland,
as the mandatory power of the
former Germany colony, has re
fused lo permit Germany lo pay
the former colonial troops.
The amount Involved is K'.n'ui,
Ofm marks, approximately $:i.ihui..
una, a"d will be paid to the Ascaris
by Jjrit i-sh officials with two Ger
man civilians present.
I4.r.r0 tons. Tills Is greater thiin Kn f f
laiiner's Shouhler It token
KAMA. Ore. - While hauling
hi ti load of hay John Krueger of
I mver fell from t lie wugon and
red n bmken shoulder.
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FIND
IT
HERE '
Oopjr for this column must bo
in by 9:00 ft. m.
If you suflcr from i'czema or any
kind of skin trouble. In children
or grown people, you will find
quick and positivo results by us
ing the new prescription for ec
zema und sold only by Silvcrthorn
V right's family drug store at JI.00
a bottle. 7-H-tf
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Tine iinsr mii hs-i-ki .s .vr.vn k .-...i.-.i i niTrnitH
Klnll'H w till' hl.lllii- .( (.rnmil Amir .hii Iimiii. I.,i-,lr,l I.,
I.nliii.lli- I'mli, jiivi ,M,,,M(,. (. vi,il,i IIiium T 'la,. saui
lilli.Mli-Jan. 1. Tli,, M ,r ; (-,,.,, M-;.,
naslilnsliiii. It is made- t.f mimiiii raplmvj faun llm J: tlsl
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MM', MAItKKT ItASKKTS
Kef? the new shipment of stain
ed shoppers at Itichardson'a Art
Hz GUI ttliop. This in just what
you have been looking for in the
way of a real shopping und lunch
basket. Tln-y conn' In three size
and are Stained with a colon
which will not chip off. They are
the (litest Chinese Willow Shopper
mail". Sperifil prices this week on
these baskets. . 7-1'J-ll
Ikiptisi UidicH will hold an lee
'nam. Social Wednesday after
noon ami evening. Jtegius ut 2::'.o
lu the afternoon and Is to be held
the Itaptlst Church lawn on
Spring Streel. 7 -1! J - It
IJttle liver toucherfl--60 in a
bottle for use, the best und most
economical lnxntivo for children
and adults. Sold only by Sllver-thorn-Wright'a
Family Drug Store.
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Our Aim:
To Serve
You Well
And
Faithfully
Always.
B7 RATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION-
remnev
Pi MC.
iL DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Buying Must
We Uuy
For Less
Selling Most
We Sell
For Less
Ladies' Millinery Of Quality
Becoming Styles and Modest Prices
A hat that is not becoming is not stylish I
That suggests why your selection from
this display will be eminently pleasing to
you the models are so varied that every
woman can feel reasonably certain of
finding a hat that will be both becoming
and stylish.
Some of Our Many Models
Are Here Illustrated
There is little left for the imagination
for the display ranges all the way from the
close-fitting, cozy little hats to the vamp
ish, haughty, wide-brimmed type. The
colors are "too numerous to mention."
Your ideas and purse demands can be
satisfied in this popular price range
$2.98 10 $5.90
dlcator. It costs 75c a bottlo at
Stlvcrthorn-Wright's family drug
store. 7-14-tf
NOTICI-;
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I.XPLOMvS MYTH
Headaches aro often caused
by Constipation IIOLLISTKU'S
GOLDEN Nl'OGKT TA It LISTS
tjuickly rid you of Constipation.
Silvcrthorn - Wright; Mayficld &
Karrell, Knterprise. Adv.
1 on't be caught napping. Sec
the year's funniest picture. 40
Winks, ut the Arcade, Monday.
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Astrologer.
Mrs. l' A. Ualnica. Jefferson
Aveituo, corner Willow. Phone
5C3 J. 6-2-lm
NOTICK IS HKIlKUY OIVKN PAItIS Itelief that General
that under and by virtue of an or-i George Washington held the hon
der of tin; County Court or thojorary rank of French marshal,
State of Oregon, for Union Coun- I conferred bv King Louis XVI. was
Take magazines on our vaca
tion. Wo have them all. Newlln
Itook and SlaPy. Co. , 7-21-tf
llentstttctilitx, pleating, tinttun
holca, etc Notion's Kiddy Shop.
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One wink has gotten many n
man Into trouble, but 4n winks.
W.m. Il ut the Ar-fiiil.. Miilwlni
Victrohis and I-MIhous give you
music of the highest quality. When
you want it. Sold on reasonublo
terms bv Newlin Itook and Stut'y.
Co. 7-1-lf
I'eaa for canning, 10c gallon.
Pick them yourself. Homer Wil
son, I'ruitdale, phono kgo W.
lain.
lee, cream at Silvcrthorn-Wrights guaranteed.
Family Drug Storo. Alayfield &
ty. made and entered on the Kith
day of June, t'2:, tin; undersign
ed a.s ei.ecutor of the estate of I'
W. Ilauibe!, deceased, will sell,
from and after Monday, the 3rd
day of August. J!'2r, ut private
Halo, to the highest und lu st bidder
tor cash iu hand, the. property de
scribed us follows, to wit:
Commencing at the north
easterly corner oi" I,ot 3,
Itlock 4, Coggan'a Addi
illtion to La Granue, Ore
gon, running (hence
northwesterly along (ho
street line of Jefferson A-
veiuip. A'i f.-et; theneo at
right Hughs southwest
erly J-'O feet to the lot
Hue; thence along the lot
line southeasterly 4J feet
to the southeasterly cor
ner of (he said Lot 3,
( hence in a northeasterly
direction and along the lot
line td feet (o. lln point
of beginning.
me at private salu
and all sales subject to confirma
tion by (he County Court of the
State of Oregon for l.'uion County
in tho manner provided by law.
1 L. M 10 Y KItS
Kxecntor of I tie t slate of
P. W Hombel, deceased
Juno IM-July l-S-15-J
destroyed by Robert p. Skinner,
Pnitcd States consul general here,
recently in information revealed to
American Legionnaires. ' He said
Wrench historical societies are un
able to find a record referring to
such a rank.
However.' he said, "there ap
pears to be some justification to
the belief, because an order given
Hie French expeditionary forces lo
the l'nite,i stutes in July, 178(1,
ordered all French commanders to
render not only to General Wash
ington, hut aho to the president or
congress, (ho honors of a marshal
of France.' "
I teen use Ilussiun farmers refuse
to sell grain to the Soviets Tor
credit, (here Is a struggle between
the fanners and tho city Inhabitants.
recrcJi
Many men dig their graves with
their teeth. Constipation Is a ter
rible curse. Stagnant decayed- mat-
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niay caut'e serious; ironiuc. iai;e l V 1 : 1 V I-'TTI ivi i i u t
A fine hot or cold mid-day homo j IK iLLlSTKIt'S GOLi'KN Nl ti-J fnrt ,,,. awaits Albert Saulit, of
ooked Lunch at our Soda foun- GI'.T TAP.LLTS for Constipation j lmvn wi,0 i1;is ),,..,,, J, ..i
ivieguiu snernei una nrieu oeiore it is ion late. itesu.Ts frm im-e he enlisted in th
Mlverthorn - Wright; iu m7t aeeording to
Farrcll, I-jnterprise. j i.e.'ion ofiiclals here w
Adv. ling to locate him
J died recently
A shipnn-nt of the latest put- The new nerve tonic from n new in mi estate.
terns in Art Mirror Mouldings nresi-rintion that in of urealer!
Jn.st 'urrKi'd at ltlcfiardson's Art istrength and acts more positively
Forlune Aunils Him
navy
American
are try.
Sunlit father
leaving him a share
t'iw
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i Gift Shop. " 7----It and quicker than any yet prepar-
cd. It puts pep into the patient
Order boxwood now, $3. on. land gives vitality in all run down
Planer trimmings. $4. no. rail conditions of the. nerves. It is sold
Mtn M7. 7-13-lf only by Sllverthoru-Wrlght's faiu-
i 'ty drug storo. Only at Jt.tHl a
office Supplies low cost as from bottle. 7-14-tf
Out-of-town firms, at Newlln Itook ! ., ,., .. -
and Stal'y. Co. 7--Jl-tf '
He is twenty-seven years old H
he is alive. A record from the
war ueiarniieni. i(u, OI)V word re- 1
ceived by Sfiulitt's mother of his'
movetnent.s during tin- past eight I
years, Miows thiit he had seen ser-j
viee on the following ships; A. T.
S. Great Lake. n. S. .New York,
and the Mongolia.
I'or (he bachelor ninn
or maid an electric liol
plaie, ,
Mr, Upclro-servc.
It's n handy little. cooker.
It Is a very serviceable
appliance and costs but
vry little money. Yoti
pnn bjy everything elec
trical you want hero from
a mnzda lamp to a wash
ing machine and CHn al
ways bo sure of getting
an obliging service.
Oandruff stopped in five
and sculp put In a good condition
after a short time and itching of
Theodore Koberts. 1'aymond
: Griffith and Viola Oana in 4"
days Winks, Arcade, Monday. 7--2-2t ,
Owners of fancy dog shops are
loing a flourishing business iu
. . . London this summer, for it Is the
Joseph Conrad hi said to have I vogue for women lo have pels to
the scalp stopped, also falling out formulated his sentences mentally , match their gowns, or dress
of the hair in n nonth by using in French and ttn-n translated lln-m st hemes to correspond with the
our Germicide and Hnndruff Kra- into Knglish. I jcoat of their favorite dog.
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iiuu iniKiiitt-i; iii me mwi'M puce 111 me season, liuxes weigh 31 Lbs.
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