La Grande evening observer., November 11, 1927, Image 2

Friday, Novonilmr 11, 1!)L7,
Pace Two
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSEKVEIf
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jPor A fternoon and Evening
Smartest New Frocks
Of Chiffon and Panne Velvets and Satin and
Velvet Combinations
Ultra-Ktylish arc these latest fi'ock creitions velvets being the wanted material,
black the preferred color. Stunning effects are produced by this combination and by
I'Hing satin and velvet together. 1 .
Basket effect, tiered skirt stylish side drapes these feature, many models. Soma
of the most stunning are simple in line with a brilliant rhjnestone ornament at the
shoulder or an ornament or fancy bow for a side trim. Values that will please you
immediately at '
$22.75 to $39,75
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You'll also find other smart frocks in fine georgettes and flat ci-epes in black
and warm autumn colors ranging from lightest beie to darkest brown. Every gar- .
ment beautifully made and a becoming style for every personality.
Fj'ieedat- . ' , ' ' ,:. .?..
$19.75 to $49 J5
New Hats of Metal Cloth and
Black Satin -
Hata of metafcloth retain their popularity they 'are much in demand'
.and the lovely combinations and becoming shanes have never been more at
tractive. On an equal plane with these are the '.Smart creations in black
satins, with' bright ornaments to set them off. leth nnd Cameo patterns are
especially featured ' ' vv ."' : " '
$6 to $16.50. ; '
Dependable
Quality ,'
Dependable
Values
U. S. OUTPUT OF
KCOKKK HKAl'TV COXTKKTS
, HhlpniAiilH to , I fi per pent. Arffen-1 mnit n irmny. Oennnny,' Fr.inet! -c'iit, about ilouhlc. hi' prewjir ru- million. The 1' lilted .States lenrtH .
WWIPAT T A t"17,Crl1 Known u imh Herncuiurj""" Au.sirfinii mumv wmi if, i. pm-unn. . Aiiiuriiim, wjiit-n-iiirmnn- nil other countries in the number nf ;
HiIljAI JuAlMJiCiOl growth from lMi H'er rent to I'j sinrf l.'l million. There are hnivy -ed I 4 per ceM of heef lilpmfentw he- .. en , .,1 . m,
ho ditiKK of entile In nulla mm nt h- fore 1 !i I 4, ein In nut only 9 par ent .. , , , ' .........-....-
r ...rl or .lie Orient. l.i.L jh I.e.., .,. . Th, ViUted HImU ...,. h.. Ihh mT"'' r.,"'''' . 7'."""'y W" '"' ?
production from lhee cmmiritm Is (hopped from a '! -iit-r reitt .ni- . . . , .... '' ;
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per cent.
" Koine Heavy frops of KiirM
'A Hiirprlninff fuel dt so lowed by a
ftlnre well before the World wiir,"lvV of th why at Hltimlloi, Ih the
hy the United HtnteK. Thin couli- niiitfiiltudo of the i-ropH produced by
try, In 1920, produced 882 million I Hninrt. Imly und fiermuny of
very Until owIiik to rellKiou Hemp
Ui and vegetarian hahllH.
"The World war Hee.inn greatly to
huva uffeeted the meat ealliiK h(u
tiMiutioii In the yearn prior to ,v)ie
war, lo T jier eeftt today.- , ' J.
l,ulinl. murt th.,n l fifth f ,l,o whi.,h nr. r.hulvcly ,,,hhI; .,. -f . a iiiii'i-nlly ytttn.
W..P1.I luiul. Only 5iiwr.iriKuH.,l"id onm,ml, k eJintrtV;ri.nr 1(h, ,,,,, t , ,,., , . ul"
hIii onrrm iinyn hpi'u neitr tlTHTHiirkT'"'!1 or. fan million XuhIioIh lii"lfli,. .. . ...V..- ..r i ......... s
V a. .. . ,... .... ""'lotilj' 41 million liollh.lH. tthlld i-hf .., ,
of Awntlnrt (523 mil kom ,,,,,! , , , 1 1( "
J I II I V N 240 Ml Oil hllMliP H U-iis fil.1..'. . ... . ... ;' HIHIl
Willi f.!l million himhclK. Kvon
when Anlnllc Klltwlu'H 2UII mlllloj,
hiiHhi'lH a r milled. Die IfnUorf Hiiitmi
Ih hIIII In the Ixflil ly iiri Ihmi 40
lollllon buHholN. .
"Hut I'liclt Huinn 1 20 million
llilly'M 240 n 1 1 1 II on IiIihIipIh huh nliio
lii'i'iitcr Hum the Aiwnllrip orop
while flcPinnny'H US inllllnn IiiihIi-
iiioiiiIih I'uiiKiimn nuiHt of lliln vl ,V"B n,lt r"r "f ,h
voIiiiiib of lia. Home yar Dii- ,r"1""1 nfoilm'tloil. . All three of
pximuih Jump to n cmm-ler nf u hll- those counlrieH rminri II nrrnwar)'
lion IniHhvle. t:minlly, however. Ihcyi '" "MiMleineifl Ijwlr henvy hnme
me llitle more limn iuii nillllun l""o'ln'tloii hy. bikini; from 4 In !i
IniHhflH. nuiklnir up the ia per rent '''nl "r ",e world ehlpmentN.
of world HhipmeiiiH, thnt waH Hie 'r,"'ri' Iiih heon little chiiiiiie In the
rule even III pre-war dMV. . ivoiumo oi r renen wnwil anil flour
SinnlliT Niiilnnn' Kimne l)ri
to one-half the funnel' flKiire. while
the ImportH have Increased more
than nix-fold. They are now 7
per cent of nil tnternalhnuil e.
portH. "tlermnny lias dnuhled her 1m-
porlH. and now la ken 13 per rent
lltiportH tanre hefore the war, lull
that of Italy Iuih InrrenHed. audi
I f..l ii iui.'i.'i.nl le t.ii-.ia Ih. u.ifu In
Of world HhlpmentH; her exportn . f h Th(( ....
both liefoie and Hliice the ttar ure , .,,.,. .,,,, r,,., ...
lieilllKlhle. ' ....... ,,1-erBitlliiI ih V,,rl.l mir i'ni.
(;riu llrltiiln nirnii-Ht Iiihiiih.t i- . .,,,. ,, .,...
tears of
I '"rne 1'nlteu Mtliten Ih alHO nrnt III ine riuiei .Men h uHHueiiiuon
....nl. ...it.... i.. liulieM Ihnl Ihn iinn.ii.l .... t-e:. ..I r..r
The only other' rountry With rx- .',-. Mi , '..: Ilhe Helertlon of MIhs Amerir.i will
p.u tH tt hlrh equal C per ; rnt of '..,- .i,,,. h,.. t. i,.r J lie dl.sroi,llmied helli vlni: it Iuih
esportH is. Htrnnxely, The ,,, ,,, .,.,, ,, ,.,, 1 oulllved lis usefulness.
Netherlands, with mule than T per lnwruinl exporters are Denmark - ' "
rent. This country hae only two .. ..a l,.....,.., ,.,iw .i
ratlle. The ejiplanlillon Ilea v, ',, ., .,, ., ,.,ii, I . ... ...
heavy Import of J.ef,. most , , , ' avuiB seen picuvrea oi uptn
are re-eporle.I. . ' ' '". '"" " """ ......... hi.. i.ui.-eiVi au.i i i iiu-.-ss
'HerniiHe the lefmlnit population """'"";""' """ , 1 1 ''O'll ' OI Kllmanla. niosr Anierl-
nf the east lives laruely on rlc It "" " 1 '' ''""o" poilll.lii ran nuMi have lonK la i n ronvin I
would l,e nfUiin.l to usminie that l,n" world f, exporlH. (,7 per rent j that l'rinre Carol wasn't unit., all
more rlre Is fc-rown thliri when). But "f "ie there. .
Hie fart Unit the people of' the m ii ' . .
west are on ihe w-hoie murh 'better .
Cups and saucers are the first to break!
fin
"While JtmmHi han dropped nut . " , ' rvnm '
of Iho world wheal trade nlnre thew",L """"- '"reaseu.
world wnr, at lenMl temporarily, a rid "Thu Ki'eatnHt Importer of wheal
ennadn Iihh moved lo flmt plnee, n",,l''" ' ' (J"rat Hrlialnwhleh
Ihero hnv heeft HlMnlfletirit uhlftMi tHh'M lihiiXli one-nuarter nf all In
fit Ihe poHtltorm of olher wheat pro- ,,r''"ll'""l wheat ehiprneniw. In
dnelriK i-uuntrlen. Hurimnln. Whleh i 11 n ,4h, '"'D'H'ted 203 million l.nsh
Am wit h hrenri,
Clrent Hrllaln N the.
wllh
tfreales!
lif .
Im-1
enniilhuled one-nlxleenth of the
world export, drifpped entirely Tor
fome yearn, and now mi p pile only
-oiif nlneih'Htxth. HulfruriK Una eut
her eontrlhullon to nue-ihird the
r.r,
elH of wheat and flour, un amount
the correMnnndlnK whekt rttp Won
approximately one billion butthel
poru-r. nn imiHMii n..w...m. Ureiitep. . The iiver.iBe annuil ropn
poiilidH per year, n Kit! nut one and
A ntmrter billion In pre-war d.iyn.
"('haiiReM in Ihe oureea of heef
have not been ureal ; rather, the
pre-war lendenciert have been fnl-
lual in the total r omltlned , lowed out. Huwin wan never
fnrmcr figure; und IIununry'N
million biiHheli have fdiruik to
mllllnit. India, too, ha been slow
ly IonIiik Kroinid an an exporter.
"Nevt to Cnnaitit, AiiNtrallu has
Mhown ihe K'ealeHt Hi'owih in wheat
umpmentN, mlHlntt her pre-war nightly under 40 million, alihoilf,'h
figure C per rent of the world ' both ArK(.niina and hrlxal have al-
altout e
NhlpmenlH of the I'nlted Slatea and , important faet.if In Kurope'M beef
' " Mivm urn- mipply. ami her wiiiiurnwai iroin
Kuropean' nffatrn (tail little, efiei't
mln raided more than fill million
busheln of wheat at home,
I ulhsl Suitor IoihU AIm In IkH-f
In beef mule, an In wheal wro
oh the meat trade.
Tho Wnrld'rt MtMil Counter
ArHentlna Ih tin world "m ehlef
heef purveyor. Ilefore the war hr
Kwln prnbabh- rankrf nev. u nh n,,m,"!n.1 un wn" ."er IP,K
ti.ltli.... . l.t L IOIMI ItllCI millUIHII r.iiriin, mm
It hiu rrown In per rent, t'ru
'KUiy I poor Been n d wllh II per
durtlon, the t'nlted Hinten lends the!
worm, with clone to lia million head.
for (ho yearn 1121 to were
nearly three billion bushel '--fof -S
rice, and nearly f.our billion buSh-j
elH for wheiiit. .v '.- I
"A much nmallef perrenUne of
the rlre crop entern Interrmtlmil '
tnlde than fhrtt of ihe. whrni crop. I
!n pre-war dayrt fi per cent of the; '
world' riee product on wtm espnri-
ed. ii n aKaiiwt 73 per cent -of the J
total wheat. The pereentage!, nowS.
are practically the nrnne. , ' ;., j
"I'orlt jilayrt eecoml fiddle trt;
beef, an riee doti to' w1ttit,'itnumir j
the meatM and praln; onMnnied byi
man. There are far fewer rtr In!
the world than, cuttle about 2u0 .
million as against more . than t!0 ,
So "we've put
a dainty blue
and white
china cup and
saucer itj every
... ilft .
5perry hominii risrotn ure frcrlv vilaMt
to women's cluli, local riry.inimu.in n, cnmmunit'ics m
mrsaie carriers to help in announcing nnHrunt events.
Ask your nearest Sptrry representative.
Sperry EfiODUCTS
in every home Us'vi on ci'erufarm.
FLAPPERS SHINE IN DISH WASHING
Carnation Oats
are precooked
to improve the
flavor.
em nir i i
Prepared the
Albtrs way
for Cuick
MIm Kxltia lVd.lre. l-jrr-r,M Is ArurrJrH lrl, rna tlHi bononi ta
, rilshwaaiiln coutrat for wruilHTii OUrm-nla. Htm snsnttM smmI
drtnd dlkltM und 10 rain tn t rnlnnie it nmoda, to iWnut It
cMlie-contt-niloni
Meadow Harvest Tops the, List
1 fUfe
s
ffH Crefimery
i 1 1 1 1 1 ii tter
"When I Buy My Groceries
Meadow ll;irveft alwuyn comes first in my mind. The r'apin
In that I can't set alomr without (t! Our fitmily dinanN
Meadow Harvest, und really yon can't blame them lis ,il:it
good 1 1 ou sew I f e.
Ak for Meadow ltorvej! Hutter
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122
PARK PERSONALS
-The
B
rllM I'AUK (Hni'i'lill)
Purl! lui Ini'l ni' very hunl rnln.s
llilM w.i k ami llir roiula iim very
1 h:icl. -
I Thn irlephone roivimny Ih lin'V
lt;ilM nerit riliullillni,- the I'urli
irl.-pluinr llnr.
1 Jnr l.ny Is lillllcllHB o ilnnrr h.ill
un his r.inrll.
Curl rolmon mill fnnllly hnve
mov. .1 tu tin- Whit II"" I'1"01' ""'
tin' nIhIit.
Min. Willlnni WlKBli-HWortll liml
.hiuylil. r. Mini (l.li'hill. un.l IHH"'
.hniKhlT liml Mr. Tlininpsoll, of
WiilluuM. !" vlslllnir Mr. "I"'
M in, Jim llrvnre Hulnhiy.
il:i IIiiiiIit liml .Mnrie MilhT
luivr ntiiiniil from Imlilrr wln-n-Ihi-y
hiivr hn n pirUinif aiih' for
W'llllimi l-'iirmnn. (''runi'M Milh-r
liml Jnrli llnntrr iiri' Hi III worklnB
ilwri'.
Miixlnr Wiinki-r anil Mary Vuii
oiil. r n-liirni'il Tiirsilny from a two
.lays vMl nl llir Ki-nin tli Vanonh r
rainn.
Mrs. Ili rt VanuVvantiT innl mm.
IM vt in .1 Willi', win' Hall. -r kIm.ii
pi'i'S Sutnr'lay.
Huh Waiiliir nml Ix-ntrr Miller
urn raminnt' nt I lie Taylor (iri'in
riihln anil an' rhllnff al'H'r rallh'.
Mr. nml Mrs. .1. It. Iliinli'i- un.l
Mrs. Hoh .Milh r un.l rliil.ln n 'rrr j
vi.sltiiiK -Mrs. Mllli-r's pari'tlts. -Mr. . . . i
mi, I Mrs. Sisson, at Lookout iniiiin- I .... '.'. ,' ,' ." .' ,
lain. I'ri.lay nf last w.-. k. . ! . KAI.I'.M. .-N"V. 1 1 (AIM In '.He
i lorn Lay Is visitllis" fiirn.ls nml fiil'l'lre i.f Kerrntiir.v, of Stnte Knn-r
r.'lallvi'.s nt I'nlon tills wi i k. .1 TO.t tile alilllllil ilrau liif r,lr
' Mr. nml Mrs. I'Yuhk Winiflcs-1 the first fa yorlle inolnr velii.lu n.
worlli anil rliililri'll ami I'liarh-s jrense iili'lnliers for lliyjf will talte
fll.'.siin and M.rs. Kil IMillllpM were j plure. Over n tlmtrh persmis havp
Ihin.T ffii.'sts of Mr. un.l Mrs. .lull applleil for plate No. 1, hut tjPy
PRINCESS
PORTABLE :
PHONOGRAPH
Including 4 Victor
Records
(inly '
$16.85
S.lc down; $1 week
CARR
1'TUNITURE CO., Inc.
Main 770
Kozer Will Draw
License Numbers
Df-voro Siindny.
(Mari'iice Vanordcr wuh a IhihI
nt ss visifor :it I'ondoHa V diH'sdiiy.
jo( Lay is haiilinK' inmher rroin
llic Hiiwmlll ut rondofta,
will have to take u chance on the
drawing. (Mher. favorite numheri
ure I A. I'u. & and 100, Any iuni
her ending In three cipher Ik uhu.
nlHniiy deniralde. After the first
home 'frill wore of iiunihern arn dntwn
A. J. Vainlcvanler is exMClfi p:uert are Ismied In nninerit-al
homn in a r-w days with his j(,nler hm atdlca(lonn are reeelvfd.
thn'shinir outfit. Ih- litis he. n About 3.0UU nppllcatloiiK have ln?on
Koin- iiion' than two inoiiit.' received for l-8 licences.
t
II 'ST A KISS I The longest Kniclish word, nr-
fAMlKN. N. . .1. Mi-h. Andrew r,,,,i hy any dlctlotinry Is 'nml-'.
I.uliMski. wilh n hrul.se on her t tilstHtahliHhincntariatilK'ii.
neek. had her hushanu in court on i
thares of asKJiult and battery
When Andrews explained Jude
llrrtniaii had a 'policeman InveKiJ
ifli'le t he nature of the brnlne.
" Ves." tewtified the polieernan.
"'tis a liiHs." Thereupon Andrew
was freed with unrne advice iik lo
moderation and as to kisses hein
too valuable to arKne over.
Someone ourM io ask Mayor
Hill Thompson of Chicago if
he Im'Nvcs the cherry tree story.
Lumbago
Men and women evorywhete
use and recommend Foley Pills
diuretic for relief from torment of
Lumbago. They satitf y. Over 25 yeart
Foley Pills
A diirtlc stimulant for th kidiHjf -Sold
Esvywhtrt
A little child can shop in the PIGGLY WIGGLY stores
quite as easily as can a grown person, for the products
are nationally known, the brands are standard, and
any child can read the prices and reach the articles
fioni the convenient shelves. .
t : t
ijiina reaiis 3 Lbs
Red Mexican Beans 3 LI)S
Very Small White Beans 3 LI)S
Bayo Beans 3 Lhs,
Blue Rose Rice T .
uos
Checker Corn Flakes
rost Bran Hakes Pk
Mother's Oats (Aluminum)
Soft Shelled Walnuts v
Powdered Sugar 2,aL1)S
n 11
oeea less Kaisms
Pit?.
10 Lb. Hag'.
24c
, 24c
i 24c
25c
24 c
... 8c
12!2c
35c
. 26c
. 25c
90c
WHILE THEY LAST
Fancy Ginger Snaps.
2 Lhs.
25c
N.B.C. Fruitcake ffifc,
Fancy Sweet Spuds rer Ijb
McFarlin Cranberries Qunrt
Celery Hearts I?unch
Bananas IVrPouml :
Piggly Wiggly 'rTb."1.....
Piggly Wiggly
..$1.75
. VAc
17c
; 14C
8c
. 40c
$1.19
p One Pound Can
tfm Two Pound Can
$1.09
AN EASY VAY TO SAVE