THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1913.
PAGE FOUR
LA (tRAJJTB ETBN1N OBSERVER.
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THE OBSERVER
BRUQE DEN NiS
",, ' . EDITOR AK1 OW5EB.
latere at the postofllce lit La Grande,
t Oregon, at second class asattefc
, SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
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Ball), per ontb
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; . -DOMESTIC DBTW5EB?"
' Mrs. Russell Sage Bays were ut u.
Immense amount of feminine talent
and energy wasted In the world ev
ery day, not because of the Indiffer
ence or laziness of woman for she
la eager to do, to accomplish, to go:
out into the field of life and achieve
for herself and her kind but because
she simnly docs not know how.
Mrs. Sage contends that one of the
most Important mnmn of the day
is the re-awakenhig of w6man, the
building Jier up on a new basis of self-'
kelp and work for others. -
"It Is absurd," she says, "to sug
gest that women wbo have a talent
for muic, or literature or art, should
be enslaved by domestic drudgery,
while the struggle for the civilization
B. B. NUTTER
of the world Is going on."
There is a chance Jhat Mrs. Sage
Is in error. Tie wife of a multimil
lionaire, whose idea of doing good in
the world consists chiefly in glvln
away money that she does not know
what else to do with, can hardly be
Jn full sympathy and have a thorough
understanding of woman ia general.
The average woman is not so anxi
ous about getting oat into the worU
and doln for others as she la about I
abut doing, with insufficient means
and strength, all that i seeds to be
done for her own family.
"Enslaved by domestic drudgery"
.has a hard and forbidding sound. But
the fact remains that the vast major
ity of women are so "enslaved" vol
untarily and, gladly, finding In the
manifold domestlo duties, upon which
the happiness of the home is found
cd. not only their highest pleasure
and profit, but their Wghest. truest
mission. . ". . ' '
The woman who does faithfully and
cheerfully the duties of her aetae
need not worry about tier "mission'
She Is at the very source of civili
sation and human development .
She who makes a happy homea
living spring of honor and rlglht endeavor-
does more for the , world
than ahe who establishes a great art
institute. ,
She may not see the full result of
her work. Like the cloud that Is
dissipated In rain ,llke the rain that
disappears in the stream, and like
1he stream that .is lost In the ocean,
he may feel that lier mission has been
naught, but much are the missions
that are worth while and the good re
sults of which never end while time
endures. "
EXCLP8IYE DESIGNS
In the newest Wall Paper aamplei
may be now seen in our establish
ment We are favored by some of our
factories with their entire output, and
can consequently offer eur patrons
many patterns that are not obtainable
elsewhere. We have Borne of these ex.
elusive patterns now In our show
rooms and would appreciate a call. to
look them over. They are priced very
low.
PHONE R, 871. SIXTH ST.
One man suggests a ten year term
for United States senators. Some of
tbem should get life. ,,.
With f Jl the officials in jail, who Is
going to punch, the cash registers In
this country?
IftWICE.
Hon Waf" Co. have bought the
Hip Ylng Cbong store formerly known
as Hong Tuck' store. ' ' ' ,
V- LOW YOUNG,
' TOT SAM,
WONG LAM, ,
LYE JIM.
- Tl
'"'of new arrivals in spring Wchandise-'-include j in this latest shipment you wilj - '
y.;:ftttrl mra7,articlthAt.possiblou hvc been waiting for.
m If I k
Misses'
Spring Coats
Our first showing
of spring styles for
misses . included
many charming
styles at very , at
, tractive prices . '
, $4.50 to $7.50 .
NEW NECKWEAR -.-V
in hi test styles of jabots, frills, ribbon
; bows,and lace collars, ; - ' : (
" 25c to $1.00 :' "''v.iy
k ' 7 ; "':,'' '.': . ' ;.:..-' "
v NEW. RUFFLINGS" '
in Viiile, ecru and Persian effects.
20c" to 35c Yd. ,v ;
PIPING BANDS
All colors, easily and quickly attached
V-.-. i5c yd,
NEW EMBROIDERY MATERIALS
All the wanted kinds of threads in this
new shipment. :; - . . f a " '
D. M. C. Cordonett Special. ;
Klostersilk Cordonett Special l u ,
D. M. C. White Emb. Floss
D. M. C. Colored Untwisted -
GLOVERSILK GLOVES
in fill shades and weights, both long and
y v short lengths.
BORDERED VOILES
A v'ery attractive new material fpr ,
' dresses and kimonas. 25c Yd.
; . WEIGHTED DRESS TAPE
, . 10c Yd.
COTTON RICK RACK
12 Yd! Bolts 15c Bolt.
Gold Trimming Cords
New Valenciennes Laces
New Elastics
Bias Lawn Tape
NEW PERCALES
iu a wide variety of dainty light pat
terns yard wide. ''",
15c Yd.
Spring Shoes For Women and Misses
v--- Just arrived in our exclusive shoe department Sole agents for the following, well ,
known makes of high grade footwear v"'" '' . u" ; .. ;. .
National Protective Service
. A C4)LLECTrOX SYSTEM Til AT COLLECTS. We have the system
that collects. It makes no difference how large or small your ac
counts, or how far scat'ered your debtors, tt Is . equally efficient,
equally successful. You can use It In your business for those de
linquent accounts.
. SO COLLECTION 0 ('11 A RGB
riione Bed 3051 Itoom 9, Newlln Drag Bids.
u
The Test of Time
Time determines whether the policies under which a bank is per
ated are safe.
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This bank has been In business twenty-six years.
It has grown steadily until It has become one of the strong', -and
most prosperous financial Institutions In the West ' .
, The soundness of Its policies Is attested by the long list ef nserr
attve business men who transact their business here; alsa by an
earned surplus of $130,000.00. the work of time and the resell of
conservative management
This bank has facilities for taking care of more high grade busi
ness and offers lis services to thoBe who appreciate the best In
banking. '
La Grande National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $130,000.00 Resources, 1,100.000.00
DESIG5ATED DEPOSITORY OF I'NITED STATES 60VEBSMEST.
CX1TED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DErOKlTORT.
Pingree Made Shoe
IS THIS MAKE WE ABE SHOWING KEW, SHOES,
' FOB WOMEN. n . ' " '" ' i
Brown Suede Button . .,'.
Brown Vici Button
Black Suede Button with cravenetted-
Top.- .
Patent Button with dull tops. '
; , Prices $3.50 to $5.00
Utz & Dunn Shoes
- For both women and misses.
Velvet Button with dull kid top
Patent Button with cloth top
Black Suede Button high toe
;. Matt Kid Button
. Tan Calf Button:
i Prices $3.00 to $5.00
NEW OXFORDS REC'D
for children, misses and wo
men. New shapes in all the
popular leathers.
Sole Agents for
WEST'S
THE QUALITY STORE
DR. SCHOLL'S SPECIAL
TIES A. tested remedy for many
A tested remedy for every,
ailment of the foot.
sv
)ajasaisiaasilaaad ajttl''l''T'i'iiilJslfaliiftMiujiit-j
WHINS W
LESS THAN 55
(1UCAOO : PROBE INEAKTUS
STARTLING FACTS.
the . probe. Is generally believed.
r i
- . Pie Social
There will be a pie social at the M.
E. church Friday evening. All are
welcome. All kinds of pie.
Baker Team to Play" La Grande. J
The Baker J All-Ptar basketball i'
team will come to La Grande tomor-
row evening to do battle with the La J
Many Mail Order Hoh Heads to Tes. 0rRnde higtt ,n the laUer'8 !
tify ia Slayery Cases. ' I Bna " lBe DaKer nve Dnngs J
be only after a hard battle, for the J
Union county champions have been
cleaning up every team they have I
met. Howpver. the Bnltoi, tunm h '
the best of the dope on the compara- J
tlve scores, having defeated the Vn- '
uiLompanled by a certified check rov
the sum of $2800.00.
The successful" bidder will be rc
qu. 'td to pay for said bonds wHMu
ten 10) days' after notice that snid
bonds are ready for delivery.
La Grande. Oregon. Febrtiai a.tt,-..
1313. ,
LEE Warvt t.-
Recorder of the City of La Grande
. . 3-4-6t ,
Oregon.
FOR. RENT Furnished rooms. Mr
Brltts.' S-6-6tp
Chicago, March 6. With 15 depart
ment store and mall order bouse
heads scheduled to testify in tlhe
"'.Jlu lihiwry auJ "etavva'.loa tvas
es" probe conducted by the state sen
ate committee, to be resumed tomor-
REXALL GOLDFISH
r FREE i
row. Interest Is keen here In the de- n ,pam on lhe1r own rm,rt b
velopments expected.
"If. any employer testifies that he
pays his girls less than $10 a week,'
said Senator June, "I shall aak llm.
Urger margin than the La Granders.
Parrow Close Address
Two Beautiful Gold f ish and Acquarium
(liven Free with each package of Iiexall
Liver Salts or Armstrong Croup Ointment.
Los Angeles. March 6. Clarence !
If he don't think he Is contributing "arrow today closed his address in J
to white slavery." 8eIf defence on bribery charges, and J
The books of the big houses will t,,e B,a,e w!" conclude th s evening. I
be brought Into court to establish the The cas? wil1 to ,he Jury tomor- '
wage scales. ' row
urty thousand Chicago women
workers receive $3 or less a week and
are thus easy prey to white slavers.
XOTirE TO BOXD BITERS. ,
No'lce Is hereby given that the Ci v
according to a report made to Lieu- of Grande. I'nlon ounty. OrLgon, jj
tenant O'Hara. sponsor for the probewl" refe've sealed bl.1s for the n"-- j
Talk with those who have taken advantage of
the extraordinary offer and see how well satis
tied they are.
There is a pair of fish left for you if you
come
soon.
chase of Improvement bonds. Id LielJ
an ot j. .ij.i. m rtrnomlnatidiif,
of I'.OO.OO. bearing Interesr at six for ,
rent per annum, payable seml-cn-.
today. All these are underfed, the
report says and a majority don't
know what a full meal Is until they
are picked up and fed by white Slav.
cv recorder not later than 8 o'clock!!
Thnt wholesale arrests may follow 'p. m.. March 19th. 1913. and mu: bo -
-.nually said b:ds to be filed wl h we I
The H;.ll Drug Store
REXALL STORE