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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1926)
..LA. dKANijK EV&tflNO OBSERVES rp.....,,,.;,, H,.f.Mn1)cn2, 192ft-. 1 Mi A jry.f , . II II 1 1 Mil. Xi aV vi" 4"2? A., wr I toA i S. 1 jt& jA? si- i . iff i;pt' Dress Coats Sport Coats Travel Coats Our entire stock of cDats offered at these reduced prices. V Right at the peak of the season, -in time-for all-holiday wearing. These- lovely coats must be sacrificed. : The season has been backward no cold . weather and we must 4" therefore reduce our stock with prices' cut;to the bone. - Every style and size "is here for, you choicest colors in .soft pile-fabric dress coats smartest cplor' combinations in sport garments all luxuriously fur trimmed and on sale now at just , ONE-FOURTH OFF Original Low Pricings. .. . 'A few groups; ' r'V . V' $97.50 Values, Now . ...vY.. .$73.13 $77.50 Values, Now;. $58.13 $57.50 Values, Now;;:: . . v: $43.13 $39.75 Values, Now .$29.80 $19.75 Values, Now Vi. . . ...... .$14.80 Health Meeting At The Dalles Next Saturday Tim Oregon Organization for Pllbllo Health Nursing will hold a 'sectional meeting In thn auditor ium, at The Dalles on Saturday, Hit.', i. beginning at 12:0 p. in. TIiito will lie a banquet at 0:00 o'clock and an evnnlng session at J:(l(l p. ni. lo whlrh the piiblln 1h ' Invited. . , Mlm Marlon frowti, uperlnli-nd.; ortt Of llm visiting nursi-s umiocla- tlon of Portland, l preldi'nt, and he, 'wllh inenlier of tlin exoilii. I live noara 01 ine un-ign w, ,n rni. I'nlilln If.'iillh NurHlnir. will attend lh meeting. MhH lOlnora Thompson, of the Murlun child health demonstration Is ehalrinnn of thn program, the purpose or which Is to offer on ex change of opinions and experiences of nurse members and lay mem bers In putting forward a health program. Nurses and lay members from Wasco. Hood Hiver, Marlon, Mult- inomah, rmalllla. Union, l)es- eliuies, (,lackumas . anut Yamhill counties will attend, and Women's clubs have been Invited, to send nt least one delegate, thus keeping In touch wllh health educational programs throughout the slute. Members of the executive board :are: Miss A It lieu. Ktoneman, Miss I .Margaret Glllls, Miss Mary P. Ulll Imeyer. Miss Margaret Lynch, Miss Cecil Kchreyer, Miss Herlha Wll Isoiv, Miss Klnora Thompson,- Mrs. lUlendora Blukely.. Wiss Mae Mer itor, lw. Kstella Kord Wofner, Mrs. lit. O. Dlenk, Miss Margaret Tynan, (Miss Louise Schneider and Mrs. 1". .n? Whiteside. ! 1 I KNfiAOKMKNT I1KOKKN NKW yOHIC The engagement Of one or fhe country's wealthiest MAIL PLANE CRASHES; ONE KILLED MjUBC vsitf vr'-f BAI-EM. Ore., . Deo. S Ar) ' The state board of control said yesterday that the state, will not lose more than 000 on the op proximate 150.00U loaned to farmers during the past, blcnnlum from tho fund made available to farmers who were forced to reseod, their lands after the freeze of 1924. , Tho money was mudo avallublu ; to the extent of $1,200,(100 from . funds of tho state bonus and Iquu . commission, but less than 000,00(l was borrowed.-' v . '.' , I I ... . t t " V , . v ' ' . .. . In a heavy rainstorm, the I.os Angeles-Seattle night airmail plane was completely wrecked and IJunuld. Holter. passenger, killed, Nov. 11, when It went Into it tall spin at 8S00 feet elevution and crashed Into the mountains near Vim Nuys, C'ul. Charles 13. Wiumer escaped In his puiiichiiie, but ltosslter failed to munlpiilato his-' The pictures show nil that remained of the plane nfter Its fall. bachelors was broken. John Vnn ncclt wanted to wed Immediately. Miss Mary Aitwell wanted to wait until Jan. IS, when shn will be 21. I'llends. today," father. They nro still the best of "You know hcv kids are explained the young lady'sj An Electric Heater for $3.50! They're worth ' :;. looking at La Grande Electric Co. Ml 2 Adamit Ava "Everything Elrctrleal" . Dependable "Buy Practical Gifts for" -Her at: Hill's1 rrrii mm Dependable Quality SSf SETTING iffl ; pace! L-; It CONVENTION NOW , - ON IN KENTUCKY llio fiitMiMy'ij job. IV" "Hnh ft plun rolii throw liitof i-oDiinUliM. by mU(1h oi' rol.'K'H. tlmiim of wIiooIh, and lifudfi or lc piirtniiuitH ivho ovr'll tlirlp'or Kunl.utiuntt by uiWi'MlHiiig mt'tliittlH iitHiuinlrd tti lnt:Uiiri'Ul iaifiili. w ;7Amcdca-n Vocational As- houw-H. vvv surh a ppmruiiwii sociation Meeting in i would ;B usKtiriMl of Inrormatlon Tinisvi'llf TnrlaV llmsed on resiurch." Ob Road Commission To Advertise Work Obtllllllilu- b . ' -T" , fin . The ib'lrrnilnlng factors In f ,,i.i5yii,i.b, ' ' ilallilng desirable Jobs mid pi-nnm- prngrnin of talks by business me. nm ,.onUnll, w.h Meoehers and othe Interested In ,,,,., rn nllllyi pT.,omlly llUmtH'flJ! irHllllUIJ, m til n- n innl ft half day nwtlns: when tho -AfhorlHit. Vocattonul nBHoriullon npcnftl in first nmuml ronvonllon 1olay. It in tho only nutlonal ortrmi txntlon (U'vollnn 1U enrgU'8 lo vq riiliounl txliicAtloii !Knlunivolyl I'M win A. Ut Hurkelpy Oal.( pnml dnil, wild. HoM-Htary Z.'M. Knilth, IndiunapoHn, drlartd ths mato orKunlitiitloiiH had nfrlllutrd, Alu- l.ania. t'oniiontlrut, Dcluwurc lOUTl.ANn, Ore., Ttar. 2 (AD Thn hitrhvvuy romnilcfsion lal y.'sl.-nluy ordered hld udvortln'd for Rraillnfr Iho ut Rap In Orv Kon n Him Kinlwood hlKhway. Tho work will cover 1 inlblH of tho jl-layfH lim-Aiplt'ff"t st-rtion. In ! Ju?"ph(ni- county. Tho dtri'tch. tt iitlrf In yond Apph'Kfttt to wlthlT, four mihM of (Irantfi I'uhb. Tho i-ooinii.HHiim will UKM-l ni'xl lhn, 22. mid Industry on tho part, of thft ,iiill rathr than 1hn oxlnlonrn or iiliHi'tint of a rountuliiory whool iiltindiinci i'tMiih'timnt, nuld Wll-1 llitin 'J. Ui'Knii, principal of Hi1 ri'iitral ('ontliumtlon Brhool, imr ftilo, N, Y, , , Johfl I1', 'fp-so, ' odltor , if tho. "MlHwuurl llurulUt,' llioiiKht vu- J rifttonul I'ducullon . In . iigrlriilluni j Hlunild bo tho vMf HnK in tin; t'hatn of roinjtiiinlty proKt'.'HH an no othtir Individual ramo Into no rloso iorlda. Indiana, Iowa, Kan hub, J rolalloiHthip with tho homo llfo f Kentucky. Maine. Mlchlfmn, New ,lrmy. Ohio, l'mitHylvanlu, Houth Carolina, Ti'kas. Talan i-oynri'd onalyflU of Jobs In iiKi'leultmv, Iradn unit Industry, I'ditinwrcn, homo roonoinii'ii, rlvll lun n-hahllltatlon, nnl vomtlonul t:titdnnrt. ft-lny WiM-k Iifiwiml In tlin honio pconmntca Bcrtlon, M i h. Frank (lllbrruth, honiruwikrr mid fMiiiHiiltunt in household on clnrorliiK. Montelulr, N. J., nprak inr n n-dwlntf fatiKUt In family life, iKimred Henry Kord'd flve-day week fur bin men, but maintained "our fatigue ' luvratlKfttlon fle tiwimln that Bomn attention be r.lvi-n to the 24-hour day." "Psych oIukIco! fntlKUo," sho wild, "demands that IncreaalnK nt li titlon be Klven to tho conahlera 1lon of worry, friction, prcanuro, tntier. monotony, Isolation. "Industry In not only recofptttlng luiportnnei) of homo llf as It af I.TtB Industrial (floienoy, but Is n hie to furnish a profltabln nirthod of attack on boin problem. It ban developed in. t hod of measur ing w hlch apply f mially well to bouwkeplnfr an well ns Industrial liroblftns. It has a tochnhiuo for idmpllfylnfr practice, for atuudatd lliur work methods, and for mak ing both Jnb and personality an nlyses. servlceablo to th home mnker." A rentralUed supervision of counsel for rollcifB atudenta was recommended by Iva I Pot era. dean for women, Syracuse univer sity. Hyrnruso, N. Y., In a plan sh admitted to bo revolutionary from point of view of organisation of tho majority of college and wn-Ive-atlu-a. Ur central ofHce would group all aldoa of the tu deut'a chnracter and dorolopmont for Imincliate personal cuiuiaol, the student us tho teuchrr In tlmt ftttbject. ItlttM ITI S iikitkh lHivi:itN LONDON (At1) Tail- men are more careful . motor car drivers tluin dark men, but brunette are much steadier than blondes nt the steerliiK whesl. It was declared fy experts at a luncheon eflebratlm; the opeultiK of tho fall autonioliUe show. Inetdeiitulty K wan slated that one woman In four In KttKlaml linoWM hiw to' drivs n motort-ar. Skinny Men Run Down Men Nervous Men You probably know t hut Cod I.Ivor Oil Is the Rreatent flrsh pro ducer In tho worlds Heeanse It contains more vlti iuliK'9 than any food you con get. You'll be fflad to know that Coil l.lver OH comes In stiKur routed tuMeU now, so If you realty wun to put 10 or 3D pounds of solid. healthy flesh on your bones aril lee) well and stronir. usk Ited Cnnw lruff Sturo. or uny diUKglst lor n box or McCoy's Tod l.lver Oil Cum pound Tablets. only 0a rents for Co luhlcts and If you don't K"lu five pounds 11 K(i days your druKKiftt Is uuthor l. d to hand you buck your money. In. ilst on McCoy's, the original 'i ml Pennine. Adv. vi&ffip Go II in La Grande MAS AOCHK.VrAI.I.Y. KI1.I-KI 'K LA MATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. 2 (AP). H. V. Adams, 7(1, nlglil watchman for the Algoma Lum ber compiiny, was killed Instantly early this morning when he fell eight leet from a tromwny to th" ground. Ills temple striiok a limber. A fish found In the Mediterran ean Is capable of 60 miles an hour. Stories like thaf must getting to be universal. be Todny'a fable:- Once, there was a senulor who wasn't once a poor boy on a fnrm. THE NEW WINTER. . RED CROWV .e.l- rr.-Nr-J5 C:- COMPANY Of CAtlfOftHlA KlUu' lias slutvnl liLs niustaclic nrr luilll ihi wiwilil lianlly luiim blin. He says ilio rail Ls all Hght. A llltlo SnittJiman ajul n litlle ScotWiwtmian are mil Im-it loaitlng up a dollars mx-lh of wood. Hic Just anknl, "Winn Is that ltain bow nut coal gulng In avi In Hint you aiv going ui wll tMit at i iff pec hundinl?" We Ul llu'iu alsMit mm liday or Tnmlay. Kroiu IImi lonlui of llxMr I 'mil car aiul the Inn boi u laibl Ilio saik lliey ouglit lo put In rnusklorabU' roal, Wi luid qullo traAc. y.'strrday In wnori. (Hir old faniMT vtissl mltra will liaro to turn on a lil lln iiaw sli'am or elr lake on an ritra liouako tor breakfasl. icl your nark and scoop nwly, and also your 4c. Wa Ks a vwatlon off a Mwrt lime ago anil on couldn't Itanily away nir so many rsinile krpt ranitng atler ntiifr luilll one of llu-bo)-s got a Wtib aiul kept l lie ru--trailers away while we sneaked out Om bark way. Claude C. Pratt t 1 n LiUinuer va). -Tbt foot Uan'l Friend Near rouodry. I' hone Mala U ha Sunday Pnshinsa. milE trend of 1 modern retail business stantly toward improvement in distributing .facilitieRtoward &' lessening of the excessive ? spread between produdeY 'and 'consumer' that has engaged the earnest attention of the ablest economists for many years. In line with this trend to reduce distributing costs setting the pace on the Pacific Coast the recent amalgamation of the interests and opera tions of Skaggs Stores and Safeway Stores was perfected. The purchasing economies and advantages which this union of interests has given us were touched upon in our last advertisement. The operating economies effected include enor mous reductions in buying, accounting and admin istration costs due to the elimination of duplication of effort and simplification of system through scientifically centralized control. It is just as easy, for instance, to enter the purchase of several car loads of canned corn as that of a single case. Likewise, it requires no more effort to bank $10, 000 than it does to deposit $1,00,, Thus a few, p'ebple 'do'the 'detail wdrkthat many are ordinarily required to do and the time and effort of the others is released for productive effort in other departments of business. The saving in operating costs alone, because of this consolidation, will amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars annually and will le quickly realized, by the consumer, in the materially in creased purchasing power of his food dollar. For, not only are we setting the pace in reducing the costs of distributing the necessities of life we are also setting the pace in passing along to you the tremendous savings made possible by our organized effort.- The extent to which you participate in these savings will be determined by the regularity with which you patronize Skaggs-Safeway Stores. 1 Features for Friday, Saturday and Monday BANANAS Fancy golden ripe fruit, dozen .....2.9c ORANGES Large size Navels (150's) sweet and juicy, 2 dozen 98c ORANGES All sizes, Navels, half case ..$3.49 LARD Armour's "Star" Pure Lard, 8 lb. Pail : ..$1.45 LARD Armour's "Star" Pure Lard, 4 lb. Pail ; 75c ROLLED OATS Kellogg's regular 15c size, package 5c PEAS Sweet June, 1926 pack, per can .......:...,.!.."...0c ALL WEEK PRICES DATES AND FIGS Dates, imported fresh stock, 2 pounds 25c Figs, fancy CaliformaTarge figs, 2 pounds 45c Figs, extra fancy layer figs, five pound box 98c Citron, fancy imported from Italy, pound 59c CANDY All pure sugar candies and fresh stock satin mixed, pound 15c Christmas mixed, 2 pounds ... ..25c Chocolate Creams, 2 pounds 39c Peanut Brittle, 2 pounds 39c Fancy Cream mixed, 2 pounds :...45c Chocolates, hand dipped assorted, 5 pound Xmas box $1.69 Mixed Nuts all new crop, 3 pounds 79c SMOKED MEATS Bacon, lean, sugar cured 36c Hams, Eastern, skinned, whole or half, pound ...29c Picnics, small average, well trimmed, pound ...22c CEREALS Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg. 9c Post Toasties, package :...:.....9c Shredded Wheat, package ......... .11c Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 55c BROOMS 5 tie, green straw, dollar value, each 79c O MILK Federal, Borden's, Carnation, large cans, each". .10c ST DOVA! FPITITHFT ATIKF TJia nnmilnr ffoaeort 2 ngrlra 9S UVinUl U11 va-iiaii" fv'f vv-kj-j-. M l ouuillVI, . tdll, STORE NO. 65 Phone Main 33 STORE NO. 359 Phone Main 711 v
