Friday, January- 22, 1926.
UA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Nine
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0 MOVE ARM
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TO PIS MEET
XPIAN'I'OUH, (AP) A. pouco-
lo trana-AUunilo jnovement cx-
jeU'd to bo five times Jurper than
y In iilHtory will bo und or wuy
en su.uuo American U'fflon
libera em bur k In September,
!7, from hnlf a do to a American
;l8 for tliu 1-itrion's natlonul
i vent ton In I'a r is. - ;
Tho luntutivo plan to liold A ho
fc!7 lA'Klon convention among tho
nes of 1h triumphs uud aU-
ilun-8 or 1 1 1 7-1 S, decided upon
the. Oimuiu. convention, la now
njr worked out In dt--lu.il by na
na! offlcluls. .
A second "bridffo of ships" will
Ks the Atlantic to move thin
iici'ttnio army, Hut tlilH fleet
pi bear llttlu reseinblunco to tho
ut camouriufrcd convoys which
1o noiselessly- through subniar--inTested,
seas eight ycara ingot
hicrienn shipa will bo uaod as fur
possible, but many foreign ves-
hs ulso will bo employed. Mon
treal, Hoston, New York.'ltumpton
uoaus and Houston will bo points
of embarkation, 4 Railroads will
ol'fer round trip tickets to these
porta for ono fure.
porta for ono faro,
vises to bother tho former soldiers
and their 'families. Official legion
identification certificates will bo Is
sued at i In their place.
The averugo expense of tho trip,
officials say," will bo $3uo, Includ
ing all "overhead." It ulso will
bo possible to mako tho voyage
for 9176. counting nothing but
transportation and maintenunco.
Banks of tho' country will short
ly announco the formation of Am
erican Legion savings clubs, or
ganized ltko Christmas savings
clubs, .whereby tho I'tir is-bound
Yanks muy save funds at a nom
inal sum each week for tho voy
Franco has taken formal steps
to welcome tho. legionnaires. The
French government, has an of fl-
clul envoy In tho .United States
helping to arrange details of the
movement.
m
.Let us serve
Zlectricalh
' We arc fully prepared
to take care of your
electrical , needs. How
about some new. Mazda
Lamps for those empty,
sockets? i:
La Grande
Electric Co
1412 Adams Ave. '
JEAimi FAILS Tt "Ari'FAIt.
HAI.I'r Ore Membern nf the
mocuL Kiwanla club were disap
pointed when Itabbl 'Mine Meruit
or 1'ortlana failed' to Icavo the
truln. ' upon his arrival In Hale in;
and continued us far south of
Albany before ho discovered Ills
error. , -. r
ltahbi Merrill notified the Kl
wunlans by : telephone from Albany
that he hud obtained un automo
btlo and would return to Huloin
to glvo his address beforu the
club. When he fulled to "arrive
here at 1- o'clock -the Kiwuiitur.4
adjourned.
Itabbl .Merrill was to have given
an address hero on "Anniversary
Duy."
THE PRINCIPAL SUFFERER
McK. & R.
SVRUP OF WHITE
PINE AND TAR,
Quickly .stops that irri
tating cough. Get a bot
tle today
25c and 50c
CO.
Kw'i'.Ylliiiig 1r
SU'k IttNMll
Hie
KngiiieorN I Van Canal J'Ihm.
Idaho.-rThe com
werclal club was advised by ft.
T. Coiner, major of engineers. In
c liar go of river and harbor work
In this district, that tho report ofS
the rnglncors on canalization of j
tho Snake river from Low 1st on to
Hhoshonc Falls. In southern Idaho. I
is- unfavorable. The Investigation
and report .by he engineers was
sponsored by United Htatea Sena
tor' Frank Gooding.
' Major Coiner says that Inter
ested parties have' the right o(
appeal from this conel'jslun to
tho boa rd of engi neera for "rivers
and harbors, a permanent body
at Washington, I. C, lo which Ml
examination and survey reports ol
this character are referred.
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KUCIKNK, Ore. . A Southern
Pacific tall-laying crew putting
down It 0-pound steel raits between
Nation and Springfield on the Ku
gene-Klamath, Fulls lino has, lighter ones on the. old section be
reached a point about u mile, eut 'tween Kpilngfteld and Natron.
of Springfield, having started the
work ut Nat rum When th llne
between Natron and (hikrldgo w.is
built i:t years uko tho heavy rails
were laid on that section and
, Tim com puny Is now. clearing
bi-ish off the right or wn .from.1
Hprtngfleld to Uakrldgo. It la ct
pected that work on ' the new
bridge over the Willamette Iks
tween Kugeno and BmingfleJd wit
tjc started .In the near future.
Groceries
Meats
"MT. EMILY BRAND"
News from Spain. Heavy dam
age done by storm. Ileal wind
storm, not just a bull fighter brag,
trlnfr.
Resolved:
THAT as usual I spent
more for Christmas this
year than expected, I
will start saving' NOW
in order to meet the
coming requirement.
UNITED SMS
NATIONAL
, BANK'
Old Breweries Idle Or ;
; Diverted To Other Uses
CHICAGO (AnZ-Half of the
brewery bulldiURS ; of tho 'middle
west today si and desolate and for
lorn." The remaining 60 por cent
have been converted , Into .cereal'
beverage, manufactories, cold stor?
ago warehouses or Industrial
plants, , . - i
The utility of huge vats 'nnd
freezing plants has been conTHvd J'p,,,,l of wo circuses.
to related nuinufactui;vs daily Mushrooms bloom ln tho Htyg-
prodiicts, chemicals and pharm.i- lau vaults of a Louisville plant.
ccuticais,' lee , cream und" frulN! Whenr -once enxymc"" stiived to
change nuilt ami hops Into a ton
ic brew, parasitic f tngl now bring
The small plants were closed Im
mediately and the others sought
other tines of business, t; :
; Such breweries In Kentucky as
still aro In 0)enUlon hava been
converted principally to sflft drlnic
factories and cold storage plan.s.
In the cellars of one brewery,
however, were housed i the mcna-
Julco "soft drinks,
Many of the breweries have been
.remodeled directly for making oth
er beverages; some havo lens -d
their stables or subdivided their,
establishments In storage section-).
l-reezins apparatus, with extei.
in winter and near-beer In sum
mer. Ice. lco cream und malt bev
erages of legal nlcohollo content,
have provided other uses, "while
muny are untenanted.
Idleness shares with transform
matlona into creameries, prnduco
houses and cereal drink p hint a In
Iowa breweries.
l.lltle metamorphosis has been
evidenced in Minnesota, where th-:
active breweries of today are -jsod
I o ma n u fact u re ml Idi'r be vrYngtw.
Qf tle two existing Oklahoma
territorial brewing plants, one; was
remudo Into an lee, plant,' uul
tho other abandoned.
'A single brew enmes out .of
Texas. , An hotel, bicycle shop and
meat storage room lt;ive aeeotmte:!
for one J louslon brewery: lee, but
ter and warehouses for others..
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RHhHtiinllal. Iiic(iiiu to the
(hrollifli tiller -.(IU-ctaltli: ill
. 1 wo-tlilrrilw of JnUiunii'H hn-w
Iiir1 catubliHliMK'nlfl huvi. tindrrfronu
ronvui-Hinu a .foul 'yard, a milk
ow n -r. woman linn
llracy. :
llnwa on HlKliway
Here's the new
Family Package!
Snow flakes
straight from the .
; ovens for Snow
Flake Week!
We've just received a
. big supply of the new .
wax -wrapped Family
Package.
Convenient !
'' Cconomicai ! ''
Bacon
Lard
Good as. the Best Costs Less
By purchasing 'ML ,Eniily Brand
you save money. 'Help to build
up a Home payroll instead of
Fortland ;and other outside cit
ies. There are no middle men;
you buy at wholesale on prac
tically all Cured Meats.
"A Smokehouse Every Week."
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
City, Hoover and Econooiy Markets
Groceries Meats
alvK and I'lahoralii coolhiff coirwj "lpiy iiouhc. u wuolyaln irroci'iy
and plpiny aystcniM, Jiaa lain tdli.'j .trtilldlnj; and a uricmii'-al jitnnt ru
in Hc.vx'ral chlcMt-o 'iilanta; 'wIkmiIM l'ninir Homo whlln dIIiith hac
sjllablu indUHtili s liavo not hii'1 1 ,"' " 'aa'.'d to permit now liuild
appliod. Tim iiiiiiloyim nt .of their i '"S. ' ,
Sndwoake
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Oven-fresh SNOW FLAKES
in the the new Family Package!
Step IN and see the new Wax-wrapped
Snow Flake Family Package.
Greater convenience iisurance of ova
freshncss and new economy I You save 23
per cent over buying in the smaller cartons.
We've just received a big supply for Snow
Flake Week they are straight from the ovens!
J. G. Snodgrass
vast floor Hpauo lias aecountvd for
much of tlulr convertibility.
A larfru number of IIIIiioIh brew
era liuve eoiniilled Willi prohibi
tion reKUlatioiiH by de-alcoholi.-Ing
their produel, ami eoatlnuInK
lo follow the profeaaion. ;
Mix of St. J.oulH" 21 - urewlnir
planttt are turning out non-1nla.i-eattnjf
beverafft'lt moMtly on a nr.iil
Heali-. one' In under ' padioek f-.w
viohitlnB the VolHtead ael, llireo
are lieliiR llaed Tor oilier pur)u.t.-a
and the remainder are idle;
Anheiiser-Hunch, Inc., nincinc t.'i .
larseat man llaeturerH of beer in
pre-prolilbltlon . ilaya. Ih now.. th!
muiiuraeturi'r or non-lntoxliatln,-cereal
beveraKe, liut ItH vollline oul
pilt l only 20 per tent un ftreut
und 1.2D0 men uru employed in
Htead of 7,0(10. . ; ; '
Tim I.emp . brewery haa' lieen I
turned Inlo a lioe rnetixy. - Tlie'l
(lieen Tri e brewery will 1m uw.l
an a factory. A Ihlrd plan in
uhciI for cold frioriiKc.
Tlieother planta are on Hie
nwirkvl. but do not hcII readily Jej.
raile tlieir arclilteeture Is au-h
I hat liny are not canlly nonvertel.
The extensive plants of Ihe Kijn
K.1S IMIy breweries have been sold.
Due -jnlt Is now n flour mill, one
a chemical plant; one u bakery
and two ure used by Ce compan
ies. . The only other lnrBe brew
ery at Kansas City, the Muelile
bach, Is lurnnig out near beer.
HI. Joseph linil two larije bre-.v-erles
and several small ones when
tile Volstead act went lulu effect.
A Wisconsin firm makes cheese she may recovpr.-
MA ItSIII'-l lll.lt, . Ore., Mrs.
Kslher Itoffers was run down on
tile paved highway . betweet
Marshrield and 1o(Ullle and Sllf
fereil two liroken ribs. facial l
wounds ami perhaps Internal In
juries. She Is ut Wesley liospllnl,
.Marshflcld. where It Is believed
i 0 iMWUIP
SWISS
T Ml lll.MH. Min t..
JflTrrn, M nrv vradnr on
the Pouthtrn PrlHr tjt In
n rnnriars, raahnl In M13
Kbalr roupmii for IINtnCK
Vnr mire thtfli In him
nhm Iho n4 u trrin In
lv af rjle rcueUon.
Johnston's
Box
Candies
lonev
"My Wife Is A Wonderful Cook"
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE LOCAL ,
AGENTS l'OIC
A gruat Vitricty of package conlain- .
ing various assoitniunla of duliciouu
coiifuctions. ;
AsBortt'd Clioculales
All Cream Centers
l-'ruits and Nuts Chocolate Covered
Chewing Chocolates
Chocolate Covered Caramels
Cherries Chocolalu Covered
The Treasure Uox
And many others.
A Delightful Place To Eat
Most men delight in boasting of the culinnry ability of
their wives, though it is. seldom that they are aware of
the amount of thoughtful planning and careful compari
son of values necessary to the economical preparation of
the delicious meals they enjoy no much.
Aside from any profits we make, one of our greatest
sources of satisfaction is the assistance which Skaggs
Stores-arc able to render these clever women by making
it possible for them to serve wonderful meals at sub
stantial savings.! rianning does it their planning and
Features for Saturday and Monday
OKAMiKS 3G0.S, Juicy and Sweet, a, 1 Qr
FcTHozcn :...::::. : A
TOMATOES Solid Pack. ." fi4.0
No. 16 tins, each V
APPLE BUTTER, S9C
iVo. 10 tins, pec tin.
No. 5 tins .'. 59c
ASSORTED JAM, 4j- IJQ
So. 10 tins, per tin
.No., 5 tins 99C
JELLY, ASSORTED, (?Q
io. 10 tins,, per tin p J-
Xo. 5 tins 93C
FEDERAL MILK Tall tins, CQ
1 for 5yC
FEDERAL MILK Tall tins, A AQ
-Per case..:....;. .t r
POTATOES Netted Gems, &O AC
TWTwt y6HD
ROLLED OATS. II. (). Regular size, 1gc
l'cr package
PUFFED WHEAT Regular size, - 2Sc
2 packages
Orders of S2.50
or more
Delivered Free
SKAGGS
Phone
M-35
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