La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1926, Image 6

Friday, 'January 29,r,1926. s
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
uress
$1.95
Valies to.9
Odd izcs' ami djjnUn-i
ncd styles ' tn ' stahdanl
Wekcnhavcr
& Gilbert v
10 Years &o
today-
No.' 17; u lull tuduy.
duo to tituruis in tlio euut."
Not too liuliiiy l.rri. Co 1
n Iritis nuke, rouuli nkliiii.
.: SAN-fox
1 VELVET LOtlON
"Kicpa. your skin
" , soft ns velvet"
!' ..' '.. 35c"
Exclusively At
L. & L Drug Co.
CHINESE HOT
PICTURE FANS
T.. .1.1.11. itxn: -' ' .
. r '.U9iuii9ii:u- loan , . "c
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: . jtejSK amp; to
y y-yrTTT'rTT : ' I
t-msmmermrnmrrmmtut-ii umimii.-jjuj i..i-u g
1
imprpvea
IlKfen;:':':
SlPpaymenls down
6ft easy
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v 1, i -. . f" 111
5 '
Vsv ... -.- v
..-:w,.V;.,;,t-.'r
.':-V,-T Sdcy46tir hcw suit "front our
'j . ; large, !sortincnt of the nation's
' finest 'woolens. -
p. Ah- "
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i& THE TOGGERY (I
or
'reclit
Andrews Hros.
HAM KItANVIHCO AI). TJio
Hfiukt'ii (lriiina lia . kept lli'j mo
tion, iilcl'vu cut of Han Kntiirlivu'i
('l.)uaiowit it nU the reutou lit tlitil
iimIchh a ClilnrHo Jms HvrU In tiio
t nltctl HtutrM inuny yearn, hv Uo.s
i!nt UliiliTHlAUd . Ul ollvrr ho.;l
play. . r .
muiiff Its tlioatrrH. 1'IiIdiUum o
bo.ihiH of two of llir Irjflllnial!"
VprUly lliut jrlvo iilfflitly porforiu-i
ctintfnucii until I;:I6 the nvxi
him iirnij. I nit ounr fiiuiin i j
p. in- uud tinJn ubout mluQifflit.
'M.t! plays aro I ho aainv an ur
.tniic d In tlMtttiTtt In Clilna unU
(u In troiu fle. hi dix lioum ic
unfolil the plot. TIim pHres an
lln- tltMIl" In liolli. llOIMft4,"tll liljfli-
t-Nt l: Inc JI.76 for " Imuh main.
If ii patrnrt (Jocm to tli'i theater
at ! p. in., tin prion for tlt he. -4
li'-at left Is f cvnl.Vtnl for tin
punicHL lb c-nlK. If tin- llcku-l Ih
buti'hl ul Id p. in., the hlphcirt
pi iei il Heat In 3u t-nta '
All euts , uri' nuuitmreil . and If
tw Uek.'t Iioldi-r Jave-Ills Heat
even a few jitmtteH ufh-r lie flrdt
uicuphd It, t will Hul I..;. rmil-t
ana iiu utlur penioiv ,puii .oecipy
Ii. Thls .rule lm previ-Dti'd uiury
u tone uur tlmt fom?rly HtarU J
ii-ciiua.' h tliaiTj;utT neeuplcd a
n-mL tlmt lie had nut puruliaavd.
libiurtTIuunch.'
station oi'knei)
at grade school
A liraiirli ."lut inn nf tlie puldlc
Mlirun,- v;u upeiu'U today. -ul .Dm
jtlrLCiiwpoU arluml wtUi 4 no vulnniert
fur cln:tjlign hi lliut dI'let. MJki
Kiln NVidinr will lit.-.' Dim to
'ivt' palrunH evi'ry Krlday nftiT
nuini from :':Ct to b o'eluek. Huuk
ea.soJ full lhi it v Mlttllmi iv-rt iln.
JiniU'd ly " th (irTiiWd I'arrnt-
TeciL-lier lUsHoelatltin, Tin y Jiuve
Uu'U Instulttd In mi uniasrd room
In Dm' H.-cuml Hlory of the Hehool
ihiilldtnt'- ' i
Tehly nm hooka will he jilaeil t
on llio tli-lvi-ti at 'he main library
Imlhlliit? Satlirdiuj- u; ti . in. The
lt follows:
"A n I a I rod net ton to Hnetol .-'
and .Social mhh iu.t (llrarh). "TIm
I'lih-krn "Hifm l-'ninlty" (Itenc-fh-rd),
"guest" (Uiirt). "'"Cinuw"
(ioopir)t "Florida old u id N v"
tVear Hook . I 'J2'y, "The ISecklc
Uuty" tlldi.H), "t)nU ird Man-
THE GHOST "WHAT A PIKER I WAS"
iiStiMJttf (Doijrley),. "0-rtrude!
llavlaiid Dlvorc (Irvln).
"fraiiBa Wife" t KMy). "Dead
Itlirlit' I.c'i. What o'clock"
(Lonvll), "Komeu In Moon Vil
lain" (NUOulehcon). i:sol lec
tion of Thonuui Mar.HliaH" (Mar
tthalU, "lioryiian'a 1.1 fc of Jeans'
(Moffutl), . "tlnpalonir Caaldyrt
'T role ire" (Mulford). Fln
eraeker.V Vtn Voehlt-n), "rprtrait
of tt Man With lied llAlr" (Wal
pole. ''Ihr' 1 Ua.werinkn).
, 'Vouiln Jam-" (Wilson). "Kurly
l'oein and Hturloa" (iiat.t.
Mostatovi: will i ii,i;i .
I'KNDI.KTON. the. The will
of Du late Matt Mossxovo. w ho i leers in the t'iv
fulled recently In ..Millun, has been '
jflled In probate here. The will
nHinen m Kon, Thomas H. Mos-
irrovo, as exmitor unci trustee to
Tve without bonds.
To eaeh of his isli-rs. Kiiza A.
Iteuttle and Ih lla Mowrtm-,' he
left fi'if a monlli during their life
times and the us of his home'
ptae at Milton. A brother, t'har-j
ba Mosijrove, and his widow, Jen-
nle, were remembered by a he
nucHt of JSaoii whleh is to be
inftlnl allied at a t rust fund. The
reiniLluder of the eat ate, both per-
lat surviving member of the fti
tuot:.s Thlrty-nint Indiana Volun-
w ir. is dead Jiere.
TWO OF Tltll'LKTS Dli;.
KAI.K.M. Death elivimed two of I
the triplet jrirls born yesterday I
ntoriiiliK In Ml, and Mrs. Charles
Tinilall of Salem. The other balm j
and Hit mot tier aro jprosroaMn
sattfaetftrlly. ,
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for thin column must
be In by 9:00 a. m.
onl and real properly, was
iueut)iei to the son.
Study TeAlHr lo l-iim
WliM ljfH In Miimlrrln'
CUKAUO. (Al'l From ,th
ilrudip'O of kltehn washtubs to
an ormnUed utility dlmi an ann-,
ual hurdneits In lh l'nlt-d Stairs!
of more than u half billion dollars,!
commercial launderlnt? 1 entering
related fields of public. e rv kv
Mierom-optt: it nd ehmleal ( sis
ar belnj; coU'lueted at Die Jolb t.
HI. laboratory of" Dm Amerteun
luKittute of l-aunderlu to dcl'r
miii what share of Dio Mm me Di
(eititn uiHiiufari unr muft hssuiiu
fur cwrtient failures lu washing
plOC' 5H. ; '
Fanners Inslitiitc Seliednled
lil'tiFNi:. tre A F-rhs of
one-day fanners lnsfitnts or ex
tension wehtMtls has b"rn arranged
by t. S. Fletcher, eounty uk ni.
bi'Kinnln; February :t, aeeordinK
to nnnouncein-nt at his office yis
terdny. The firs' mr.-Hiii: will he
held at De Wlllakeirie trranKe
hull on the duli; - im-ntloned, the.
ntt our lu the O.hl Fellows' hall
at Cut lose drove 'February - 4.
under tin auspices of Die South
I .am District Fanners onion, ami
the third will be held at Walter
vllle, February f, under lh- aus
pices of Do MeKenzie river lot.it
of the runners union.
CullH'i-tson SiK'aks at Salem
HAI.Kil. Ore. W. C. Culbcrt-'
'son. I'ortlatul Jitilel num. was Dm I
principal ' speaker at u luncheon I
..r th,. Kul.n. l!";-y I";,1'"- I-:.--. r..r cl,ll.lr.,i. and Brown
eoniplt tlon of tl:f Hoosevt It hlh- ' t . . .
wiiv and other cnnnet'lltiir roads. 1 ' . ...
....,. !,i,i P,..-i ..... l:.iL..,st! l""-"1 r-1-.-nt .r.-ri,.lion
number of tourists in its 'history. I
acts iiulckly, generally in five days
.lis.-hM Coipiilh till l I'tMllltl
MAUSDFIKl.li. Ore. Kathry l
Wilson and l-Mua UoldnsoU, Klrls
who left their homes at Coinllle
and for whom ot fleers wcr.-
search In were held by Myrtle
I'olnt officers lust nlhl, ami t
itay were liom- o:pv more. Ti
Kir lr. vi v ntit-mptlii'T to inirchaso
St tickets lo Kosebiirji w heil
ft and.
at n cost of f 1.00 sold only by Sil
ver! horn-Wrijjht'j family d nitr
store. l-2rtif
Tlt.WSI F.It DI SKiNS.
i A new line of clever decorations
t for breakfast Tallies. La in it Shades,
Serevns and other object; of Art. I
iin tho form of Transfer lesli;us
wfftch can hu upplleti tu thcui. They
ure colorful uud dainty. See them
at liiehurdson's Art & Gift Shop.
1-20-11
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"ITTft NATIONWIDE
71 111 . lMSTITUTKN-
KJ'JJL department stores
108 Depot St, La Gnwde, Or ;
.NEW SHIPMENT' RECEIVED vv
Men's Flannel Shirts
Flannel Shirts
Checks and Plaid '
Men'i flannel shirt! In ,
popular checks and plaids
Two large flap pockets; cut
extra full; large, roomj)
sleeves; coat style
$2.98
Flannel Shirts
For Warmth aaA Sonic
r ..... ' i
R r o ds Ion e , .fUnnsl,
medium' weifht 'KkaWr tad
co I o f.r Stnflrd flannel
hevy weight, gtey blu and
color. , j.
Body and le;ve;tcal fuB
and. roomy ; two flap pockets.
. DurabTe' arid Ion:we'a!rin.
' ' ' .'T -f "
New Low Prices Now Oft &
Boys' 'Tay-Day" Oyerilli
By taking advantage of present mart e6ii
tions, we are enabled to re-pnee as ioUowt:
3-6 years 7-12 years
89c $1.10
, , 13-17 years
$1.19
Union Made and always big
values. At these low prices they
arc Super-Values.'. As strong',
serviceable and well-made as. our
Men's "Pay-Day" Overalls.
Cut ' full, of heavy, durable,
2.20 denim; high back, two-seam
lfS large front and back
pockets. 1-
Hcnistltchm.-, plenttne, button
hole) eta KorUiu't Kiddy Simp.
10-14-tf
civiii wi: vi;r mix
I.OS AN'DKI.KS (AD) -Culver II.
Kl"?. M, 'reputed to have been the
DAiutoi; r.ii.i, i'i:i.st,Mi;i).
WASIDXCToN' ( l All ap
propriation of sixti. n iniiiion dol-1
lars to Improve harhois and ship)
channels la the 'Croat Uikes wjh Yuur dandruff trouble and fall
ask . In a bill introduced Thurs- h , 4,r your hair, cau be Mulekly
day by Itcprc sertutlve Sosonowskl. j ,.,.,,,) lxt rnS, wf $,,. Sn(I ollly
Tolile" that nets promptly as a,
nerve tonic and stlinulant, ahlln'
ingestion. Silv'-rthuru - Wright's
family dru-j store. 1-2MT
Itepul'li an. Michigan.
1 I'uniier I'iimmI IjiiiiIs.
! lKNDl,KTOtV,; Ore. r Irrlifatlon
of aUalfa lands on- Dutter rn-t k
and Wllluu . creek has been star;.
! t d by farmers, Bccordla; to A'l
; lirey 1'erry. co iniy ttut'T ma.U-.
i The direct benrflts tlmt may b
ep t" d to accrue from lrriTt
I Inn nt so e-trly u . a.nn are not
j ir 'tl. Mr. I'erry said, but the laiel
! w III le tt' ll fvaketl. and ttnne
' b lo-flt u HI result from Valslns
; the level of Die water table. A
1 mourn) (supply of water for Irrl
Icuilni? purposes Is i-xpeelcd In the
i sprint, iiccordlni; to the ttuterinaa.
I ter. Tto-rt ht as much snow tn
Some p;iris of tKe lllne mtMintalrs
tout im at any lithe hist winter.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
SH.E-R.RY.'S
U ," T0NK.I1T ONLY
'' '
William Fairbanks And Pauline (Jaron
' , In
Fighting
Youth
' ' A grtat action R-turv! ' ,
Comcdv, v
, v 1 Tay Or Move
' -v.. -r. .(' -i -
. .t
jsjr
(bv Silverthoru-Wrlfjlil'.s family drutr
-!htore. ... l-25tf
' SIMH IAI, SAI.F
! Take atlvanlai! of th sperhil
l Sab on 'linskets at T:lehardsonfl
'Art i- Cllt Shop this week. 1-29-11
j lDi:i.l' ARIU1W It At I'.
I ON 1 1 0 1 .1 1 K U S K A T i :S F 1 1 1 1 1 A Y
N I ( D IT. TWO F A ST ACT ION
il'tiNIMl MATCH MS ON UiiM.KIt
SK AT MS SCNDAV NKDIT. I'O.MK
(ami watciltdk Fr n. 1-21-41
(.lltl.S NCHOOi, COATS.
AH wool' coals In dark colors.
- y.Tia a:e 10 for 2.yr
' $1 1. rii aw 12 for j2.:ir
$DI.7 k It for..-. 2.H.'
SM.r.a ape M for ...$,1.a3
l'rlc-.s for Saturday only.
Norton's Kiddy Shop.
l-IIli-Sl
J If you fe all run down, uud no
C'pep come In itnd buy $l.a ImI
Itie of our u"w'n paratiou, "Nervu
Sixty little ier touchers for ?5t
SoM only by Sitvert horn-Wrirht's
tamil dniK .store. l-.&tf
.IM MD i; HITS l lltl.MI N
i'i;Ti;i:si;oKor(Di. Knp. i:v-
ery member of the local fire tic
partuicut Is suffer! nff from jaun
dice ami only substitutes are uble
to work.
rwo plam;s xu.L ' jpil
COAST ('I'AXtli. 1'Olk'LH;
san rMi'i;o;.Xi'iLi; ur-J-co
trtiard fortres of-..Die-'Vl'HjeUlCyCOH-'jl'.
soon arc to -lniV; 'IjfrTlHvJiiji b'
aid thctii 'In thc'lyrigHfV'ritalnltJ
li'iuor sinuKkhr.v Co4iTjinJir L '
C. I'ovell ratinoiji.il.tAi:- IliU
planes already" an rirojit'' from
the cast.-- r-- - V. - "i v.
It Is ptiiiined to'fiscHlieairrni.iFl
for Hpottln runr ."hlrW a'j 'thf
radio tu surface fof'ues tvhen smuJr
crafl. pljlnj hetwefti - tb ll'tuofi
vessels und - tfborti,.'put 6fT Mitr
oiirjjocs.' ; 1 ' ' . '-' '' '
I'ASTOIt IXltlllS SIK.Iti' H.MIt
lirill.lN. ltrv.M-vli Krr; .:ir--mlniwtiv
Ht r;rc(lorri County
lvui gal, im;) furlil'M' n IHc -womrii,
vt I.Ls cl.urci. lo liavd tlnjlj- -Jmlr
l.ol.lnd. : '
. A it,- St.tiM: u. .
. ft'.! ;.- ' "
If aw -WSiil o htitr m ciatnl 21.
Hwe wititli 4r r ihv of nfc-t
U tits nMni furnlitm- ur a mM
-Ktrt . wa-Iht or an tit-t4i.lti
rutthi r nf (arm tntd-jttrrt.w-Dh
j are mx fuuikl nt Hir m1s.
Il-bmrot. ttni hmw 1-miMmc
ttMUHal. an hmL
Wr U t-artry u-1 Ik, iHit
WOlh f fWlltL
Claude C Pratt
Lumber Co.
"111.. M'. IVM0 j
cr linimlr). I'law Ma.. !
.No Mind. I1u-Iik-v I
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; ! '. v .u,. ; :
" rT4-V.:rv J3t-" ' "
-cOc-
nvo ini.H with kvt wnolk r.MR or troi skks.
tiiM rn.h .nil JUri. cV )Urnm. mo.if ctrw. Hn4
Ul.l tv nn "VlTi tf" r"rr mpW twi fw t.
iComforl Hours
from Electrical Appliances
WHAT niwr thing can you possess than a useful and convenient
electrical appliance that will work for you year aftcrycar? , -
Picture an electric percolator buhblinp its morning cheer day af
ter day. Imagine your family keeping watchful eye on theMacoh as
it cooks to Suit their individual tastes in an electric grill right at the
table.
May we show you our most complete line of appliances?. . V
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Always At Your Service" . '' -'