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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1926)
fair EijrM LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, October 29, 1026. COOPERATION IS PLEDGED BOARD Chambers- of Commerce Plan to Enter Fight Against Diphtheria roVK (.Special) Pull coopern lioti tif nil i'lilon county chnmliera of commerce with the Httite hoard t health in Hh ciimpaljcn i.KlnHt diphtheria was prunilNeil when nieipbeiH of tho council of county ohanihcTH K'thered here recently. The fiitti-dlphlheria movement wan explained la follow mfmlNi'fl of (lie council hy li. W. T. I'hy, prcHMnnt of llio lit (.ramie oitfaiilwitiun., ''Diphtheria Ik ii preventable (IIh- c:me uml the time In drawing near when thoHU who have It will ho l(M)ki on .'ik rrtnilnulK uwulnHt wi clcty," wild Hr. I'hy. "We are now nhle tu ctlmfnuto diphtheria from i he list of human d Incuse!." llow a cnurtm nf toxin anti-toxin wlil kvo Immunity auainHt diph theria and the campaign which the Oregon hoard of health In whkIiw to have all children of prc-whnol nj;o administered thlH preventive w;ih told hy Dr. I'hy. He tiHHcrted Hint whllo youiiK children have rarely developed immunity and Hliould all therefore he Riven the.-' course, olilcr children find adtiltHj niay have necumn immune a no t-ihmild have the Hehlck tent to find out whether or not they need the loxln-anlltoxin. To Present .Mailer Member of the county council will preHenf the matter before the next meet I UK of their orfmnlicntinnH. The adoption of the model milk ordinance, drawn up hy the iiKrt ciiltural committee of the Union County chamher of commerce, and accepted by tho council memhei-H wil! also he prone Med to the variuUH groupH for ratification. I'hinu lo nnliimn Union colintv'H nnniial economic conference to ln-j dude commercial and hoinenmknr'H; Interests were discussed. Tho KruuKCH of the county will be in-j OUT OUR WAY By Williams S&V- .. TUF TRAP J'.,vviLL.f WALLOWA FALL WORK NEAR END WALLOWA, Ore. (Special nlniirlnir la utlll Vintnff rlnnA In thin oounty tilthoiiKh a number of! farm era are nearly through. Ae-j eordiiiK tu tiome, the hoII Ih In the. beMt nonditton for fall plowing now than for a number of yearn, and In" l lie weainer iitnuminit nm imw niiru zrecsinK uom iiui ;i. m un early many hundredH of acroa will bo plowed up thlH fall, UoadH in all parts nf 'he county nre In flno condition for travel and haulliiK. practically all whtru hanl InK hitH been flnlnhed. Water for Htock still continue lo be very Hcarce. A number of wcIIh which have held up well dur Imk the dry souson have fallen tn a somewhat lower level, i. realise ofj the lai'KC amount of water ured from ihcm. Many are wondering what th water h! t nation will ne next year Hhould the cumin.' winter be one with little snow, like that of the piiNi year. Geiser Hotel Is Closed by Bourns Coal Cost on Par With Vegetables LONDON. Oct. 19 (AD An thracite, owing to the coal strike which began In May. now costs London housekeepers by the pound ns much as potatoes and nearly the some as cooking nppiea. cmn anrt mni costs more than cabbage, carrots and several other j winter vegetables which are In do- mand after the fresh garden sup plies ura pinched by frost. j Anthracite, by the hundred-1 weight, at the beginning of cold weather, sold for approximately 1.60 to $1.76 while soft coal re tailed ut about $1.00 for a 12 pound sack. All sulo of conl Is regulated by tho government, under emergency regulations. Private dwellings are allowed not more than one hun dredweight a week, unless there are unusual circumstances which must bo explained to the author lilcs for additional permits. ... . the London t anil Htock Kxchunge has warned Its Paul l Leningrad, long fwu, f ibers they must nut act - a. a. pr son. . to be converted ,. hook mil kern. ' lo nn historical museum. 0 -d nam Safely iWfmom J tamwnaify yj TRAVEL BY MOTOR STAGE .. feave 1a Ci rando for Jowpli. M :00 A.M... 4:0ft P.m. " linker and Bolso 9:25 A. - 1:25 Im, " Raker only 6:30 1. A, ' lemllcloo - J 1:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. - 0:15 P.M. Connection et Pendleton for Walla "Walla, Pasco ana Port land; at Portland all point South and North. 1 Grande Depot Phone - . All Modern Chair Car Stages. BAKKR, Ore.. Oct. 29. The closing of the Geiser Grand grill ThurKilny niKht murked the first move on the part of the old man agement, Mr. and Mrs, G. ltowna, ) In Klvlnt; up the GelKcr Grand hotel which they have operated for the pant xlx yearn. They expect to close the hotel and have all their furni ture removed by Oct. 31. They have not yet decided on n new location. New equipment will be Install ed and the hotel opened as noon us possible, accord! nK to William lnllman of the Geiser Grand ho tel company, who snyH ho is now neKotiatfiiK with several persons who desire to leujie it. Children tor set! DnltM the dit of chlldr.n cont.lo. s ocrl.cllv bilwicd, correctly prepared Food which will M 1"'"1rr unl.iling at sood ilirai clock their health will quickly euHer. Yet. their food muit alio b ppetlilnr If the full valu. of it to bo abiotbel into the evetem. Becituee Roman Meil cont.ln. tho heallh-.nd-body-building berriea of en tire wheat and rye, cut Into little tanulet poroua, eaelly dlieated. with fuel enouili bran to perform the necei iary function, of roughase, relieved through healthful and nouruhlni flax ce. product of ilaaeeed, it contribute! ttemendouely to perfect health and he enloyment of all that la worth while. - De mire to en)oy eome way each day -.hie wonder cereal there are 25 diner ent dellcioue way. to aerve it. viteil to HpoiiHor the conference thin year. Dinner was served the council members ot the JjulleH library benefit atwoelalltin of this town. Superintendent 10. A. CNiad, preMl ilent (tf the Cove chamber of com merce, preMiiled whllo those attend ing Included Dr. Thy anil Marl IteymililH, of la (iralule: C. J. KorrMtrom anil It. Williams, North I'owder; T. T. rock and Newell Mailerm. Union; W. W. Hin ford, Kltfin. and Harry Welmer, Cove. J. Y. Wright, secretary of the Klgln group was unable to attend. Marrying Joy of Methodist Dean MALDEN, Mass.. Oct. 20 (Al) Tho dean of Methodist ministers 1 still performing . marring" ceremonies at tho1 a no of 102. Whenever a young couple coi ties to the home here of thu Jtev..- Ktivvjird ititUHrt .iJ'tiafor marriage, the aged pastor reudlly consents. In fact, It l todny one of his chief Joys. 1 IvaMv t " 1 a-inmeln -iaff rfiMM EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Call and see us. H.&S. ELECTRIC Just Received Nice assortment PYREX CASSEROLES With nickel frame ; and without Also Electric Percolators and Stove Percolators F.L. LILLY HARDWARE Phone Main 85 Aii you the InrgvM lumber mnn In three ctMtutics, or Ih It ten ci Hot? It In iieitlMT one. As far ns we know we art the huir iM liimlHT man hi the 1'nlll Slates. If you know of n buffer one mid thai sturtctl business on a smaller capital I will buy yot a hat down ut WcM's store. Wo lire talkfiiK nbitut hoi-se flesh. . Thciv is no doubt Hint we ciui (flte the very lowest possihlc price on paint ami oil ami still sm'ecd,' tin wo luivit ilw very lowtst over' head cmiim ami busy every mo- meat. We don't lino lo innkit up fiM' any lost I hue. Ilisshles in bu,thiK in Mich larm ipiaiitltiH Kct tho xcry iH'si Htssible price?, t.'iHMls that nn tHHutlit arc hair miI. Wo sell Itlplhi eunuiel for Stl-.tA nr cnlloii. If you tin itat think l bin. U rc4ii-l able, call up any ii'lbibh painter In l t.rninte, ftk htm If HVI.1. Is n reasonable price for ltliiu ciMiiiiel. ( otv mtt sellliu; It nt cot or below hs. Wo an nvak hiK ciioukIi Iti JustlTy Us pleklmc Up tin Klloii en n ttd lmndtuK It lo imi antl Mit t lug j our nmiiry ' In our iMH'kct. We nit Koiiitf to try n Utile Mlnu now ti .nv bow iimny rannei-H nUy know a dmi-kaIii when tlM'y Mm it. It cut I ml Ov klo lutm paint tliwt U netuaily w oil h oi er 9'i .IMI mt irnllon, but you enn luie It for the next two wieki Tor just I 4. lr yui (Kni t tnkn thb iptoHuiilty tlon't blanm nnylMMt) but jMirNelf, hun dnM Rnlkmi will Inst only until It K ru Oh, yet. Wo a iv lialux a splen did trade In our conl. You enn Kit Um Koek HnrlnfTH, 1byal or Kmnwrvr. Wt like to nntt-fy ivrylMKly. Tltat b Um rcin wo lut,o tlinti IiraiuK Claude C. Pratt I Lumber Co. "Tl Poor itan'i Krtrrul" New Voonilry. l'liime Slain Sift Ha Sunday Utuluraa. 1 HAT flavor you liked every carton is as uniformly good. Margarine is always fresh and good, and that is why it is used every day in so many homes throughout the United States. Swift & Company U. S. A. Makers of Premium Oleomargarine Thousands upon thousands of motorists have learned from agreeable experi ence that they purchase safely at "Western Auto" . . . They know that we offer only goods worthy of our endorse ment, and that upon our shelves they w;ll find practically every Nationally Advertised and proven auto accessory. They realize also, the. value of service from our more than 150 stores, and that, in addition to the manufacturer's guarantee, our iron-clad warranty is a very material bond of satisfaction . , . Quantity production plus these quality assurances explains our reputation for better value pynS- Accessory (Supply Department It would bm difficult indeed to aatembh a morm meritorious selection of nationally popu lor articlme than these. Each item it doubly guaranteed by the manufacturer, and by "Wettern Auto." Malco Automatic Windshield Wiper A BUperlor vacuum operated wiper $3.35 Others as follows: Hand wipers... 38c to fl.30 Vacuum-operated wipers ...11.88 jf. Electric Wipers io.mj and 9.9U "Cop Spotter Mirror" Everybody knows this attractive nickel trimmed mirror for open and closed ours $2.40 and $2.65 "Kokomo" Mirrors The ganulne, popular "Ko- komo" $1.16 and $1.95 Boyca Moto meter The genuine ''Bye" standard for years $2.78 to $7.90 Radiator Caps and Ornaments All well-known brands for every make of car at money-saving prices. , Tha "Nobby" unusually handsome, with monoRram and three lustrous baitelita k ii ubs $5.45 The "Sport somewhut wmilar tu tbe "Nobby" for small cars- $3.65 and $3.85 Others from 5o to $1.45 Fanoy Wing Locking Caps for larpe cars, $5(75 Others from 45o to $2.95 Figure Ornaments for every taste, $1.00 to $8,00 Pyrene Fir Extinguishers The most efficient fire protection for cars or garage $12.00 Yale Locks The best known lock made 45c to $2.85 .Miller, Slnymaker and other locks 95c to $1.25 "All-Angle1 Wind Wings You see thpi handsome plate glass wings on cars of every class $9.85 Others open and closed cars $4.85 tp $9.95 Qfa-T.Qof I- .X . W w. - uf Absnlute- N.flBl ly Protects 3 your motor km m fl from ex" Vw J tremes of f heat or cold. At taches to dashboard, leaving ra diator cap free for ornament $4.50 to $7.50 "Hassler" Stabilizers From coast to coast. "Hassler" repre sents the utmost in easy rhllnpr. For all cars $18.50 to $42.00 "Cooper" Cut-outs The splendid reputation of this positive, trou-hle-free cut-out Is based on proven merit. All aires $2.75 to $4.00 Ford special 95c "Warner's" Liquid Radiator Bol der A n o ther nationally ap proved leak sealer 75o "Veedol" Oils and Greases "The Film of Protection" prolongs the life of countless cars. All weights, "Spring Ez" The most popular lubricating rust-solvent msde. Stops squeaks 30c, 60c, $1.00 A (smite and Zerk Fittings and Guns The many cars upon which they are standard equip ment vouch for the efficiency of these lubricating systems. Tire Sundry Department The ettabliahed quality of ' theee tire accessorise etammt them a "Safe" to buy. Ad vertieed and known through art the country, they all n joy marked favor among car owners. "5. Minute Vulcaniser" Clamp and IS lf- heatlng patches $1.15 IBulb Chest Absolute protection for 1 your spare . lamp bulbs. Made of sheet metal with riKld sockets to hold butba. i Regularly 35c 2Qi special at. . . A7r; i i Monkey Grip Tube Patch 1 A nationally advertised i pure white rubber patch. I Extra heavy, sticks like a ' hot patch. None better, 21 square inches with cement and scraper Ort reduced from 45c to,uV I 11 square Inches with 1 cement and scraper C A j , 1 .Reduced from 90o to ouV Tire Sundries u. Electrical Department El.ctricat equipment of auurcd quality adit greatly to the pleaeurm of motoring. The na . timnwide aeceptanee of theee articles e.tab liehee them indisputably a. accessories you may buy with the utmost confidence. 8. A M. Spot lights The genuine old re liable ' (9.50 and $13.00 "Darsie" 8potllght The long-distance spotlight do luxe $7.50 S. & M. Roadlite Another unexcelled S. & M. product ,. .$9.00 Kay Bee Roadlight $4.85 and $7.00 Kay Bee Stop Signal A popular priced favorite $1.75 and $2.75 Stover Step Signal Combination t.n!l-!l.';ht. reiir license bracket and atop alKnul. . .$2.95 and $4.65 Genuine Champion and A. C. 8park Plug. ror every car 7Cc each Ford Siiee Splltdorf, A. C. "X" and C h:impion 45c, fOc, 65o Franco Batterlee For radio and flashliRhu 30c to $4.25 E. A. Electric Horns Stand ard equipment on cars of all - jj price Kruaen I C $3.45 to $12.00 Other horne and whlatlea $1.35 to $16.00 Cuno "E-Z On" Cigar Lighter None belter $3.00 Others $1.75 ttnd $2.55 "Franco" Flaahllghta With batteries and bulb 90o to $2.55 National Mazda Lamps Our stock of National Jlazda Lampa for cars and home uae 18 complete nlwaya. Department Every Ford owner recognizes the dependability of thete uni vereally popular acceatoriee for Farde. Their quality is proven, and has behind it the double guarantee of ouraetvet and the manufacturer A. C. for Fords The (renulne, standard of excel lence $10.00 Milwaukee Timers for Fordi You hear about them everywhpre always favorably $2.00 Wisconsin Timers for Fords. The original Ford Timer, still a favorite $1. Dalco Ignition Systems for Fords Need no introduction. .. .$13.00 Atwater Kant Ignition Systems for Forda Many nationally ad vertised features of superiority . . $10.80- . S. Tire Gauge Clock style easy reading $1,35 Genuine Schradar Tire Gaug.s Hhrh pressure $1.15 Balloon $1.35 Special truck slie $135 Genuine Sehrader Valve In eidee Box, of live 26e Dill Standard Velve ln.id.a Bos ot five 25e Honeycomb (pjp'CSI and Tubular j! I Radiators IE for Fords B-SB( ! Ro. Tire Pump StDTCS in tbcVtef WesteriiAuto 1411 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore.' Known the world over for easy operation, apeetl and reliability 2.65 McKay Tin Cbtias Hone belter. Easily! attached and durable 1 AIL eltee $3.95 H,1S Of universal popularity and rec ognized quality... $11.85 to $15.00 Genuine K. W. Points and Uniti for Fords All types at "Western Auto's" customary low prices. "Never Burn" Brake Lining Safe and durable. Long fibre asbestos with tough copper wire Interweave. Per foot. 18o to 65Ci according to size. Ford Transmission Sets $1.35 and $1.45 "X" Liquid Radiator Cement Needs no deacrlption, 68o and $1.15 per can. "Lee" Union Alls The nstlonsl uniform tor motorlsu and me chanics $3.4 Univ.r..llw Anoroved Carburetors for Forda Ptromber. $120 to $16.75 Wlnfleld. $20.00 and $25.00 Kingston $4i? Holly $2J5 Foot Accelerators lor Fords Threa nation ally advertised leaders. Pulton Wo . Bull Dos; $1J5 Wllllsms 95c end !. sl.ll eVsV-lsa SA